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S W I F T 'S
Seven Indicted
In Explosion
INDIANAPOLIS (lil'l) A grand jury indicted Ihc
stale fire marshal, tin* In
dianpoll* tire chief and five
other person* Monday and
charged that "utter disregard
of duty by many" contribut
ed to a Halloween explosion
here that killed T3 perwins
"No on* seemed willing to
ruefu lly Inspect the pre
mises and protect the safety
and welfare of the some 3
million people who have en
te n d lb* building during the
past 10 ye*r»," the grand
jury aaid tn an accompanying
31 page report.
It called for a special sea•ion of the legislature ‘ In
completely overhaul" Hie de
partment of the slate fire
marshal, "or abolish it en
tirely."
* TIhj strongly wonted report
ami the Indictments rim e al
ter a weeks-tong Investigation
Into the blast that shook the
Indiana .State fairgrounds
Coliseum on Oct. 31 as an ice
show wits nearing Its climax.
Marc than 300 persona were
Injured.
Just Following
Instructions
TALLAHAA8EE (UPI) Highway patrol driver'*
lirtnae examiners swear
this happened.
Will Kmlth applied fur a
driver's license and was told
to sign hU last name first
and his first name last on
the application.
"Ilow Is that?'' asked
Smith.
"Writ* your nama back
wards," replied the examin
er.
Smith grumbled but did
•a b* was told. It came eul
thin wayi Lliw lltime.
P le a d In n o c e n t
OCALA (UPI) — Twelve
University of Florida student*
and teacher* pleaded inno
cent here yesterday to char
ges growing out of a racial
demonstration Saturday .
The 12. all white, were ar
rested by Ucala police dur
ing the demonstration ami la
ter released on 3500 bond
inch.
No trial date waa act
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TALLAHASSEE (U l'l) The State Supreme Court rul
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of lend can not be figured Into
ite face value when Juriea are
deciding how much to award
the owner.
To rule otherwise, the court
■aid, would permit a condem
nor to depreciate property
valuce by a threat of condem
nation, than take advantage of
the depreeeed value whirh reautta by paying the land own
■r the depreciated value.
“Thla would amount to a
confiscation of the owner'*
property,” the court laid.
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higheit and beet uia to whirh
the property I* being or might
reasonably be put.”
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could be applied to ninny con
demnation eulta fur lurid be
ing taken for public purpoeo*.
It epeclflcaly granted a new
trial In a proceeding tn eet
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VOL. 66
•
S an fn tfi feralfo
United Preaa Leased Wire
Established 1906
THURS., DECEMBER 12, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA
NO. 81
WASHINGTON (UPI) —
Tha Defense Department la
* * * « f c*
developing a rifle th at ahoota
dart* Instead of bullets.
All you guy» and doll* plan*
A top Pentagon research
wing to wed #v«r the Christexpert said today the darts
m at holiday, hear thU from
are only an inch long and
County Judge Vernon Mire:
about tha thickness of a pen
cil lead, but arc capable of in
Make application for your
flicting a gaping wound almost
wedding license by Friday,
as severe aa that caused by
Dec. 20. and pick it up by
a dum-dum bullet.
Dec. 23. Courthouse will be
He explained that the darta
closed Dec . 24-23. Hiiioner
have little fine that keep them
aeys that every year it 1*
stabilized in flight. Hut when
the tam e—couplea wanting to
ihey itrihe flesh, they lose
wed on Christ true Day forget
their stability and turn endabout courthouse closing tod
over-end In the wound.
holidays. Last calif t
th e early results were ob
• • •
tained in a project known as
Pennies, nickels and dimes
'‘special purpose Individual
DO add up . . . if you don’t
weapon” announced by the
HEM AL JIM Hardy was relieved today of his
believe it, ask Larry Rey
jot) of placing parking tickets on automobiles
Army last February.
nolds, who was in charge of
parked overtime. City Commission voted free
-The weapon could be used
the Muscular Dystrophy road
TALLAHASSEE f u r l ) as both a rifle and a shoulderparking (not in excess of two hours) during the
block aponsored by Sanford
holidays. Courtesy parking will be extended
fired grenade launcher,” the
Moose Lodge. Total collec
Florida education officials be
Army said. “ Fully loaded. It la
through Jan. 1.
(Herald Photo)
tion of $442.99 was made up
gan laying plan* today to tap
cxpeited to weigh no more
of 112.44 in pennies, $37.80 in
a $1.2 billion college c o n d u c
than the current J i l t rifle
nickels, $74.50 in dimes,
tion aid bill passed by Con
and will significantly increase
$172.73 In quarters. $90.30 In
•
•
•
grrz* Tuesday.
the effectiveness of the com
half-dollars and $33 in dollar
bat soldier.”
bills. (And if that don’t add
In general, educators ac
The Army did not identify
up, blam« Judy Wells.)
claimed the bill—which pro
• • •
the nature of the ammunition.
vides federal funds on a
NOTE ON THE SPINDLE:
The defense expert who de
matching basis—as the fuel
R. M. Thompson Company, of
scribed the' tiny doits indi
needed to launch Florida into
Clearwater, telephoned again
WASHINGTON <UPl) — cated that much of the in
the era of apace age educa
to say the mayor, commission
The Senate paid its special crease in effrctlveuess would
Sporttmen’t
Attoeiatioii,
which
It
moving
in
to
tion.
PARK
FACILITIES
on
tho
Weklvu
River,
on
tho
WASHINGTON (UPI) - t r i b u t e Wednesday In six be duo to the extreme light
ers and businessmen have
A Board of Control spokes
dear the plot for (tailing, picnicking ami other
north
.tide
of
SR
-Id,
toon
will
l>e
open
to
Diem*
Fidel
Castro
has
been
quoted
htur,
llf
nlovin(f
ru
|u|r|
,
s
to
u
been invited to the ground
weight of the projectiles as
man
said today the congress
m
ira
tio
n
for
itt
tnemliert
and
KueuLs.
Pictured,
hurt
und
ituetU
of
the
Seminole
County
S.rortnbreaking for the Sanford as saying that n remark by sin In colleague- -John F. Ken- , enquired with regular ammu
ional bill might speed con
left
to
rijrht,
are:
Bob
Wycho,
Sportsman's
park
nten’t
Arwocintlon.
The
five-aero
plot
wut
do
President
Kennedy
convinced
Shopping Center at Onora
nedy.
nition.
struction of two new state
chairman ; W, A. Atlanta, Sportamim'a pretident;
nated by Joe Cameron Sr. in 19J8 for park nsn
Street and 17-92 at 10 Tues him and Soviet Premier Nikita
A soldier could carry thou
universities, in Pensacota and
Mrt.
Milton
Tinsley,
Federation
president,
und
to
the
Federation
of
Wornen't
Clubs,
The
Wom
S.
Khrushchev
th
at
a
U.
8.
In
day . . . and hopes you will
sand* of the darts, and could
in East Central Florida.
Mrs.
W.
B.
Brinson,
Federation
park
chairman.
en's
Federation
hat
patted
the
park
plot
to
thu
vasion
of
Cuba
was
Imminent
be there for news coverage
NEWARK, N. J. t u r n — fire them either In sepwrutc
Before the new blU can aid
and led them to pluce Russian
and picturca. (W’e will!)
Anthony Do Angelis, central I round» or in a single deadly
construction of the proposed
missiles on the Island.
• • •
figure in the multi-million stream, he said.
East-Central Florida unlveri*
The White House said Wed dollar edible oil scandal which
FOR YOU SPORTS and
The expert added thut the
ity, however. Die IDG3 Legisla
nesday,
however,
that
the
late
ether funs who are missing
bus hud seiluu* repercussion* new weapon would lint replace
ture must appropriate build
Julian Stcnstrum’s writings: President slated a t the time to in Wall Street, was cited for the standard rifle, but could
ing fundi for the school to
Khrushchev's
son-ln-luw.
Al
He Just telephoned at 12:30
contempt of cuuit Wednesday. prove highly useful for nntimatch with federal grants.
thin afternoon to aay the doc exei I. Adzhbel, that no U. 8.
gumlllu purposes.
The board apokeaman aald
I
minion
w
as
planned.
Castro's
tor has ordered him to the
The Army said the new
(he Pensacola college la ap
hospital and his brother, reference wua to the talk Ken MIAMI (U P I)—Three hor»e
weapon could he delivuied for
parently already qualified for
Doug, will (ram part him. nedy hud with Adzhubei, the players, who say they chipped
test* in February next year.
the federal aid because tho
editor
of
the
newspaper
live*.
Vice Adm. Paul II. Itamsey, Wing leader* on subjects re
Seems an 'old, old Injury has
hi I1.5U of the $2 twin double
LA PAZ, Bolivia (UPI) - last Legislature voted con
Defense opened it* part of comn|ttm,cr <l( N avl, Alr lated to the IIA-3C and NAS
developed into blood poLioning ^ u« >n January HML*.
thket tlmt paid off 321.lO2.b0
u $2UO.OCv) "citrus swindle
Sanford's present $13 million The government grouped its struction money for t h a
Castro’* statements were re
in his arm .
at Tropical Park bint week,
trial today before Circuit, to r« » in thL’ Atlantic Fleet, building program was on the force* today for a possible at school from the $43 million
• • •
ported by Jean Daniel, u
wire in court today seeking
was tu tec the must recent agrnda.
Judge Voile A. William*.
Have you seen those new Fiench newsman who Inter their share of tho looL
tack on rebellious tin miners college bond issue.
aiklition
tu lux force* today
C.
II.
LowdcrniUk,
first
de
Ramey, wlto assumed his
The board estimated tha
•phony" dollar hills? They're viewed tha Cubiiti premier
fendant of four, lint out tiii. when ho arrived ai the San present command Sept. 2tf, In Catavi, who had Ignored of stale could qualify (or about
not really phony . . just w | shortly Iwfore tho Nov. 22 s«
morning when hi* cuim*«'l ford Naval Air Station fur a was the second commander ficial orders fur live Immed 111 million for state and pri
new und different that mer aiixsinulion of Kennedy.
HILTON (UPI i — .Santa
heard Judge William* deny brief conference with local of Heavy Attack Wing One iate release of (uur American vate college construction dur
Castro
said
Kennedy
recall*
chants arc rejecting them
Sa ig o n (UPi)-Communi»t muttons fur a directed verdict Nayy officials.
from Aug. 1931 to Aug. 1932 and 13 other hostages,
ing the three-year Ufa of Uie
„vurrrillss J)nv« O' arena ,i
because they look so phony. ,d foe Adshubet that tha UtrfU ^
Admiral Ramsey and It when thu Wing wax baaed at
miscongressional act.
cd State* did not intervan.
7 . ’ ictnainese j/ovornment out Tor ul.,i .* a",
Actually, they are for real.
A
48-hour
ultimatum
to
Die
staff officers, who are cur Norfolk, Ya., and flew auch
lrl.il.
• • •
when Russia pul
* * * • ■» ‘"*r« , h 1 '
put down th« trail to* hire
Matching funds from the
win-one
to kill post 73 nillr* smtli o( Saf.:"fl
Alls, Hail, turinsf slate rently visiting selected Naval aircraft a* the l'2V Neptune Communist • Infiltrated min state could come from the $13
Just learned that pretty Pat I95tl revolt In Hungary. Ac 1 » stcpfutVu-r, Sheriff Wade, with the aid of two turnco.it
er*' union expired a I 9 u'clock million bond issue which 1*
edru* inspector, already has Installations in Florida, ar- and AJ Savage.
Hutchison—wife of the city cording to Daniel, Castro said Cobb said today,
government militia men wlm turned state'* witness and rived by plane from tho Key
tie supervised pari* of the Wednesday night. Interior po expected to be sold next
attorney—telephoned ci/Jgra- ha and Khrushchev took this
were on duty at the- post, a pleaded guilty to six sundry West Naval Air StaGun at leM and development of the lice Minister Jute A. Arce
spring, tha board spokesman
tulations on The Herald's full to nnsn tfiat the United States
l S. military •Pokc»man said .
of
, h
,,rl. noon.
KA-3C and Its A-3A attack said he and Defense Minister laid.
page nf pictures on the social planned a second Invasion at OSLO, Norway tU l‘1) —
The Admiral's visit provides forerunner while Commander Luis Rodriguez ilidegaln are
7tiovernment
*
h hrry. etc.
icaum opening. Maybe Hill tempt against Cuba and did Nobel Pence* Prize winner Dr.
lossrs ,in .the
_____
him with fiix first view of the of tile Naval Air Test Center taking charge of operations.
not
expect
Russia
to
Intervene.
didn't tell her — but R. E.
I.mua C. Pauling urged Wed- Viet Cung attack on the out
Nav)'a new tactical recon- at Patuxent River, Mil. To Arce would not say what
White House Press Secre
Porter already congratulated
nrsdny that the world'* nu- post were reported as It
natsance plane, the twin-jet day, however, will be his action the government plans.
tary
Pierre
Salinger,
who
was
the counselor about his goodclcur power* place their nu- killed. Including five civil- (
RA-3C Vigilante, in Its opera first opportunity to sec the Rodriguez had said earlier,
among those present during
looking wife.
; clear weapon* under control of tail', and four wounded. Com
Ilona! environment. Delivery finished product, on the line, however, that "necestury ac
•
• *
the Adzhubei Interview, said
tha United Nation*.
of
the first fully-equipped HA- ready for commitment to one tion to recover the territory
m
un
1st
casualties
were
not
Note to Bob Thomas: We’d (Fat wua not the way it was
SC assigned to Sanford'* nf the attark carriers under
reported.
ai
all.
He
said
hi*
notes
showheld by the representatives of SWANSEA. Wales (UPI) like a good complete cover
With flic uid of the two self- t nlted Press International Heavy Attack Wing One is hi* command.
anarchy" would be taken if David Thomas offered to tell
age, with pictures, of the new no mention of Hungary, but
WASHINGTON (UPI) —
Snow and freezing rain expected to coincide with
the ultimatum were ignored. David Roberta a derelict rail
Midway volunteer (Ire depart an Interpreter’s notes showed Mi*. John F. Kennedy hat defense corps turncoats, the
Admiral Ramsey'* visit.
ment. Just learned from Rev. thut Kennedy "did uie the chosen as her new home u 12- spokesman said, the guerril knifed Into thr East today
The miners also were pre way station which he didn't
and turned highways into The aircraft will be Inte
Harold Clark that the fire word Hungary, hut not in the room colonial-style house in las exploded a mine near the
paring f o r action. Radio own. And Roberta offered lo
outpost Wednesday morning slippery ribbon* of death. An grated into the Wing's VAH 3
chief, Itcv.E. E. Williams, context used by Castro.”
broadcasts Wednesday night pay (or it with a worthies*
the swank Georgetown section and then attacked the pod other major storm front mov training program, paving the
took delivery on a new fire
urged them to "be ready with cheeky
of the capital, only blocks near the Can Tho headquar ed down from the llockiei way for lubsequrnt deliveries
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)
truck about two weeks ago.
dynamite"—tho miners' fav
A laughing judge called it a
from where she lived with her t e r s
nf the Vietnamese with winds of nearly SO mile* of the needle-nosed, iriach-two Comedian Boh Hope may orite weapon — lo meet any
• •
draw Wednesday and dismiss
husband in a happier day.
aircraft
to
fleet
squadrons.
an
hour.
Army's IV Corps.
Herald staffers report that
leave Children's Hospital to effort by troop* to taku Ca ed a fraud charge against
The "Air fgint" Commander
Heavy snow and hazardous
The two turncoat soldiers
I t is In use, altlrough not
day after undergoing appar tavl.
Thomas.
was
greeted
upon
arrival
by
driving
warnings
were
postISTANBUL, Turkey (UPI)
then defected with the gucr
officially opened, all the way
Thomas told the Judge ho
MIAMI (U l’l) —Racing com rillas who took along with 21 *’d from Pennsylvania to most Capl. James O. Mayo, Wing rnt lucressful treatment for
—Ahmet
Kahrnmanklar,
IS.
through Seminole County, In
a hlond dot on hi* left rye.
really
thought he owned tho
mission
chairman
Robert
M.
Commander:
L'apt.
Hubert
M.
weapons, two telephone* and uf down Male New York and
fact, one reporter says she left the Anatolian village nf
Doctor* at the hospital said
abandoned railway station be
Morgan said Wednesday that a radio set they captured -l*ow England. More than six Ware, Commanding Officer of
Canlklrl
to
seek
his
fortune
transversed the new throughcause he paid another man
inches of fresh snow were ex-1NAS Sanford; commanding the eye ailment had respond
in Istanbul but lost his Job Florida East Const Enter from the ruins of the post.
way clear to Longwood.
$14 fur it. lie offered it to Ho
prises,
Inc.,
IFKCKt
would
ported in New England by officers of locally - based ed *o well to *pccial light
• • •
as a dentist's valet when the
treatment that the tid-v car-old lly foiled I'res* International hurt* fur 381. Robert* paid by
oot
lie
grunted
another
Julnightfall.
squadrons
and
several
local
"Cathy Casselberry"— pret dentist'* wife missed $U>uu
comedian wax up and active
'lhe nearest star* are about check and put a gang to work
Nine inches of new snow civic leaders,
Alai permit in Brevard Coun
SHOPPING
►
ty little five-year-old daugh worth of Jewelry and police
Wednesday.
23
8 trillion miles away and n (raring it down for his scrap
fell
at
DuRois,
Pa.,
during
An
informal
military
tunty.
ter of Mr. ami Mrs. Leonard locked him up pending trial
DAYS LIFT y
They *ali| he planned to re apace ship traveling at the iron business,
the night f’hilipsburg, Pa.. cheon and conference with
The other prisoners got him
Casselberry typed out her
turn home to Southern Cali speed of light, iRii.txm mile* 'lhe station was halfway
had eight inches and Bradname, silting on R. E. Port interested In fhe Turkish soc
fornia for almut a week of pi-r second, would take 4 3 down when u policeman camo
ford.
I’a
.
had
*cvcn.
Five
/"■
•
■#
FORT
WORTH.
Tex.
Ill
I'D
er's lap. Cathy made It very cer pool* and Kahrnmanklar
quid rest before nuking hi* [ ^x-urr* to reach them, accord along and stopped the work,
Inehei fell at Milwaukee, W u, 0 0 0 (1 V-.0USC I f
Firm
er
Muj.
Gen.
E
d
w
i
n
plain — it’s spelled "Cathy” won ni.tiot) by picking win
schriluted trip to entertain jn„
S flrn t„ vVorlil.
and
Muskegon,
Mich.
T
L
,
.
C
Roberts' check had bounced.
Walker's
12
million
lila-i
suit
ners 13 weeks in a row.
and not 'Kathy."
srrvlcemrn in the Meilitrr J _____
..
...
In tile frigid West, a fresh ' H C y J l Q Q Q C r
ncnltrst the Forth Worth 8tar
surge of arctir air swept
LONDON tiff’ll — Two ranean area during t h r
Telegram. WRAP radio-televl
down from the northern Rock- automobile A"Delation patrol- Christinas holidays.
sion and Associated Press will
CHRISTMAS SEALStigH I(Bind
les across the Glcat i’lams. . men found themselves untie
he dismissed Friday unless
whipping snow into the air deep in beer Wednesday when
Walker appear* in court, the
other RESPIRATORY DISEASES
ami flitting visibility
t h e y c a l l e d t o c l e a n u p 800 Special Stamp
judge warned Wrdnrsdn),
BOGOIA. Colombia (UPI)
bottle* of brew that Were
broken when a Leer truck —A sperial issue of air mall
Diplomatic Tic
NOW ONLY
J u d g e D ies
stamps commemorating the
VATICAN CITY (U l’ll - turned over.
JACKSONVILLE (UPI) The Vatican annulment Wed "My lock* are soaked in it,” late John F. Kennedy will go
Retired Circuit Judge Bayard
nesday it bus set up diploma I’atiolinan Leultu Haines mill). on sale in post offices here
Rcnoist Shield*. HI. dud Wed
tic relation* with South Ko ‘ the wife will never believe Dee 17. it was announced
CIIILDBEN
nesdny after an extended III CHiHfttifftiU g a a ii'ix a i ^
Weiliiesday
why.”
rea
12 OB I'M IKK
tie**.
Black a all.
plus tax.
Whitewall* 32
$18 Million U. S. Aid Seen For
Two New Florida Universities
Grants Based
On Matching
State Funds
J1SLWA
Castro Tells
'Why' Missiles
6-Hour Eulogy
Were Set Up
Contempt Case
Lowdermilk's
Dismissal
Plea Denied
li Sue For Cuts
SNAS Plays Host To Bolivia Ready
To Attack
Adm. Paul Ramsey Tin Miners
Reds Overrun
Saigon Outpost
Held In Plot
UN Control Asked
Double Deal
Fraud Called
A Standoff
Snow, Freezing
Rain Hit East
New Home
Hope Due To
Leave Hospital
Thief Finds
Jail Lucky
No More Permits
Snail's Pace
In Space
May Dismiss tjuit
We're Overstocked With
FRIDAY NIG HT SPECIAL!
FISH
14" TIRES
FRY
$£66
ALL YOU CAN E A T ADULTS
$100
Menu Include*:
Cole SlawFrench Friew
Baked Bean*
C*rllH
Hush I'lippie*
R elish Tnt)
Coffee Or Tea
Owned A Operated
»}
Maxine & Bob
llanrork
H w j. 17-92 S«.
Sanford
Ph. FA 2-5963
Secretaries Should Keep Moving At Yule Parties Because
m o r e . 7 'illx l I
—
Mill VI I.
8 .*,Ox I t .
SWtxll.
S.iOxI I.
Heaven W ill NOT Protect The Working Girl
Now Tread
TIKES
• Genuine
I IIH AGO (UPI) — lliaveu
will not prutes-t the working
girl, no m atter vs hut Edgar
a'mith said. So today an em
ployment counselor had a few
tip* foe the holiday season of
fice purlieu.
Keep moving. No mistletoe
in yuur hair. Don't get per
zonal. L'-uve curly, And, after
ward don’t talk about the
party.
Mlz* Elaine Resell compiled
thu rule* for *«*r«Urie» *o
t
tlmt they could enjoy the f the party a* llioogli zlie were
holiday festivities but "keep i going uut with tier favorite
thing* under control to avoid j l«-au on Saturday night.
"Girl* should dress in much
regret after the parties ai
the -ame manner a- they do
over.
Mi-a Revel | head* a firm for ii regular day at the of
bearing tier inline that t,vi| flic. A sprig of hotly ur *oin«
year |da-es mute than I,.Too oliiei holiday deem ation would
giiL in temporary office poi, suffice a . a festive touch,"
she said. "Proper attire helpi
tiolu.
Miss Resell said one of tiic to keep a more businetslikv
most serious mistakes a sec atmosphere.”
Drink, if you enjoy it, but
retary cun make is to arrive
at the uffk-e on the day of [only one or two, Mi s Rrvrll
-iid. Hot if you dn not like job. But. Mix* Revel! **id,
to drink you should nut feel
stick only with the other
you must, she wild.
Miss Revel! said if u secreIn conversation. Miss Resell
tary will ktt-p circulating and
talking to a- many people as ’"‘''h
lo •ubjtel* that
| possible, it will eliminate the are not personal,
possibility of getting tint1 "Not that yon have to talk
■■huoiniy with one of the boss-only in terms of business, but
j es.
yuu should make a point to
j Spend a few minute* withiconfine conversation to sub*
I the nmilrnum buy*. It
mayJects of more general interest.
; prove helpful luter winor you such as books, movies and
need an extra hand for a rush j sport*.
Xleltidler Is
relrrerls
applied ml
•uund tire
ra*ina*l
• Free
Mounting
tm r
405 W. FIRST ST.
FA 2-0651
Florida lli'trihulor* Foe Denman Custom Built Tirea
�Mary C am m o, I d OMwr,
U i M Bullock, Ki t K. M m .
more Hum two dare.
"We still k a rt tome kid- O
nepers to eeteh,” ooe FBI
agent aeid.
Tiw FBI refuted to com
ment on proireie in efforts
to find whether au organised
U K , or a band of iwckleu
amateurs, kidnaped Frank
J r. Bandar ai*ht b o a a mo
tel room a t a Lake Tahoe
•P*.
Uve
M t a d o L i w n a e t , all a t t a a
fort; Themes D. Leavitt, DoBary; J o a n A. Miller, Bell-
w ort; Asa K . Buttes, CesseT-
rear-old
ERNEST 0 . OREL JR. i f bting handed hie iww
officer'a hat br hia wife, Martha, on hia pronto*
tion to ensign, U. 8. N ary. Hia commanding of*
fictr, Cdr. James L. Shipman, o f VAH-t. looks
on. Odal, a 12-year Navy veteran, has been a
bombardier-navigator w ith VAH-9 for two
years.
(Navy Photo)
N IW M1MBERE of the Oviedo High Beta Club who were inducted in
d a l ceremonies last week are, front, from left, Arthur Evans, AlUson
lar, Beverly Faulk, Cathy Gorton and Linda Ray; back, Martha Mi
Jee Warden, Allan Jepson, Britt Thompson and Gardner Freedy.
Democrats Set
Meeting Dotes
win estortaJa members
a t the
Lyman Faculty a t a Holiday
Tea to be held next Wednes
day after school la tho Home
Eceaoaiica Buito.
The chib a a m b o r ■ hero
drawn nomao for "Angel
Week” and eaeh "angel" will
Logoi Notice
COMPANY, a dliaolvaS f l o r
id* co rp o ra tio n ; a n d JOURl-IIINK KINO. *l*o know n a*
JOXKI’ltlN R KILCOtM *nd —
------K1LCOIN, h«r unknow n
huaband. If allv*, a n d If d»»d,
Ibalr u n k n o w n h a i r * laealaaa,
darlM M , grant***, **il*n«i»,
llanora, a u d i t o r s , IrualM * or
other c la im a nts, and JAMK8
O. KINO and ------ KINO, his
wlta, If m a r r l s d . If all**, and
It daad, th a lr u n k n o w n kalra,
1*1 *1***, d e l****,
uranl***,
••■Ian***, llanora,
eradllors,
trust*** o r o th * r alalmanla,
and lh*lr roapacllve unknown
■poii*,*, If all**, a n d If d«*d,
tlipir u n k n o w n halra, t*gals*a,
dor !■*»*. ( r a n t * . * , a«*1«n»**,
llanora, cradllora, trust*** or
olbar slalm anl*. Individually,
and all a* t h e aole a urvlvlne
WARMK,
th o lr
unknowa h*lr*, legal*** and d a v li a ta of
au***t*oro, a a i l i i a llanora, PRANKLIN a KINO. d*fl**ltdi
creditors, truatouo or olh*r KUA U UHIIUHN a n d ------, bar
claimant*. a s t h a last known
ufflotru a n d Slrooior* o f ORANC1K LAND COMPANY, a
dissolved
f l o r l d a oorporstlun; and JOSH I’ll DO! KINrl,
a l i o know n aa JCMBP1IINK
K1LCOIN and ------ KILCOIN.
h * r u n k n o w a husband, If
allva, and If daad, thalr unkn o w n hslra, lagataan, dav I****, srant***, assign***,
llonur*, cradllora,
trust***
or
olh*r
nlalmant*.
and
JAMES d . KINfl and ----KINO, his wit*. It marrDd,
If allv*. and If daad. Ihalr
u n know n hslra, tocatsaa, daVia***, gram***, aaalana**,
llanora, cradllora, truat***
or
Othor
claimant*,
and
thalr
r*ap*ntl*a
unknown
apaaaaa, If allva, and If daad,
th a lr u n k n o w n hairs, lagsto**, dovlooM, nrantaao, a*,
alanaaa,
llanora.
sraditora, ani*i LOUIS V. LOTS add
trust*** or o l h a r claimant*, IIKNA Ut) t x , hi* Wir*. if
a* lb* aol* a u rv lv ln e hslra, allv*, and If d*ad, th a lr anlagalrra and
dart**** cl known hair*. Huataaa. davlVII AN KLIN U, KIM), d*. »»r«, (rant***, aaalun***, Han*
eradllo rs,
t ru at* .*
or
c aa atd; KDA U UfltlUHN o n ,
a n d ------, k a r u n k n o w a h u s olhar claimant*, and thalr raband, It m a r r ls d . If all**, ipaotlv* u n know n apnu***. If
a n d If dosd, I h a lr unknown allva, a n d It daad, tholr un
hslra,
laaataa*.
davlataa, known hslra, liaatoo*. dovlgrant***, n u t a n s * * , llanora, »••*, kranl***, aaalun***, ll*nuradlturs, trust*** or olhar or*, rrsdltnra, Iruila oa ur olkar
claimant*, and tbolr r**p*n- C laim ant*! and ALL PRRdONX
AHT1PICIAL
tlva u n know n opuuios, If NATURAL o l t
all**, and It d*a,l. tb*lr u n h*vln(, or claiming to hav*,
known hslra, lagataa*, da- any *alaU, rig h t, l lt l a or In!*•*>, a r a n ta a s , ***lgn**A t*ra*t ta or lion upon tk* ooplanors, cradllora, trust*** or llonod land* b*r*lnutl*r d*so l h a r c la im a n ts ; and Ml- erlh*d, Dofondanta.
CIIAKi, N. DOMANMKY and
Tho d**crl|>lIon of Ih* r t a l
VIIIUl.NIA DUUANUKY.......... pruparty proc«*d*J a g a l u a t I*■
W|f*. If nil**, and If d*«d,
T h at r t r t a l n atrip uf land
n e a r H lada. it * m I n o I *
Ihalr u n k n o w n hairs, l a t a t**a. daviaaaa, a r a n ta a s, «*•
County, f l u r lJ a , *ald atrip
b»lng I* ft. wld* m ea su r
plan***,
llanora,
cradllora.
truat*** or o t h a r claimant*,
ing 40 ft. on tacit aid* of
th* c*nt*r tin* of th* H*aand tli«lr r«*p*otlv* u n
know n ■|H,u**a( If allv*. and
board Air Lino Railroad
in ala ira ck . aa now lucalad,
If daad. thalr u n know n kalra,
Iraat***, d*vl*a*«, grant***,
■ilo n d l n u aernt* th* K.iat
'i and tho lVr*t
of Ih*
aaalfii***. Ilsnorc, .r-J llo r* .
Iru*l**a a , o t h a r sUlinant*,
Houthaaat <« ut tho rtoulhLOUIS V. LOTS and RAIMA
a as t
k
of Uactlon I*.
LOTZ, hi* w i l t, If allv*, and
T ownahlp St Mouth, Rang*
31 Ka*t, Honiluol* County,
If d**d, lh*tr u n know n k*lr*,
|***i*<*. rl*vl**««, grant***,
Klorlda.
Italian***, llanor*, creditor*,
You aro f u r t h e r haroby notlItutt***. or o t h a r clalrnauls, (l*d th a t tho r e tu r n day of
and
th a l r r«*i,*uilvo un- till* nulls* Is tho SQth dsy of
Kiiuhi , aiiou***, if allva, and l>*.*mb«r. 1943, and you ahall,
If daad, tlialr u n know n half*. on *ald dat*. fII* y u u r an*w«r,
Iraal***, dsvla***, (rant***, or other d a fsns* If any, with
a .ily n t* * , llanor*, oradltor*. th* C lrrk of th* a t i . t * Court,
trust*** or iittaar claimant*, and **rv* a copy lh«r*uf upun
and
ALL
I'KHkONH NA* A kituian. K*nt*rlltt, KMaun.
T ll l l At.
OR
AIITIVICIAL M**m*r A Itnbhlnsun, A tto r
I m l n u , or r laln tln * t , hat*, ney* fur l lalntlff. I*. O tiox
any **tat*. r td b t, till* *r t i l , J04 v ir a l National [lank
lr,i*r**l In or li*n upon th* liulldlng. Orlando. Florida, or.
. *pilon#d Und* horolnnfttr or b*lor« th« l o t h d a y of Docd*>. rltiod:
*mh*r, 11*3. If ynu fall to
VfiU AUK! IIK I lK U r NUTI- do to, a Doer** I’r o Cunfssao
I'l U D (tint till* suit to uniat will b* ente red a u a ln a t you
tilt* un tho h * r * |n a f l* r do*- for Ih* rollof domaiidod In lb*
r r l t i t J p r o p r r ly h a a boon com. Complaint.
WITH BIS My hand and th*
tnai<c*4 a e a ln o l you In lb*
Circuit C o u rt o f th* Ninth ■*al of oald Court. In Stanford
Judicial Circuit. In and tur Bamlnol* County, Florida, thl.
U*ralnola County. Klorlda, and I t th day of Mutroibar, 1143.
you aro oach h a r a b y oavarally (•S A L )
nutlfDd thorouf, upon a awora
A r th u r II. Hack with, Jr.,
Coinnlalnl.
Clerk of C lr r u lt t'ourt
Tl<* till* of Hill •*,,** I*
hamlrurl* County, Flurlda
UEAUtiAltf. At II LINK RAIL
tty I M a r th a T. VlhUn
Deputy Clark
ROAD COMPANY. • f l o r l d a
corporation, p l a i n t i f f a g ain st A k t r a a n , do n tarfltt, Juldaun,
UIIANOB LAND COMPANY, a U*.m*r A Itrvhblnaun
dltaolvad f l u r l d a onrpuratlon. Altornaya a a d coun**llora at
It* *oca***or*. a ■ •lam or*dl- Law
tors, llfnor*. Iruai*** or ulhvf Suit* 1*4
«)*>„,s a l a t WIIK. C. II. UAR- V i n t N atio nal Haul* Building
IlLTY UAKKil. N. D. BAR- P. 0. Do* 111
N fM . JAMK1 Q. KINO and C rltnda , f l o r l d a 31133
JOSEPH
PRANKLIN
WAR- C I L r r y t-1431
r . c x , ihalr u n k n o w n aaccoa*. t*uM:«h Nov. 11, I I . A Doo.
ara, t n l i t t , llanora, cradllora. I. It. II4L
fpuataae ee e tk a e aUlwtaalK UDU-13
By Jniia Barton
The second Thursday of each
month, storting is January,
hia bean net aside for meetlnga of the Seminole County
Democratic Executive Com
mittee, Mrs. J. D. Morrison,
chairman, announced today.
The first meeting under
this now schedule will bo held
in tho Court House In Sanford
at 8 p.m. on January 0.
Republican!
Set Party
By la m CeseeWorry
The Semisole County Young
Republican Club wiU bold a
Christmas party at I p. m.
this Friday a t the Howell
Park Civic Center on SR IM
one mile east of Highway
1792.
Entertainment will bo pro Guam la the largeat Island
vided by the "Harmonettes” of the Paclfle group known
and there will be group sing as the Marianas, according to
ing and refresh mauls.
Britaanlca Book of tho Yaar.
Legal Notice
iv t u n c m e t it t n e n r o r
B tm la oln County, flo rid *
TMst s u m ju d ic ia l n a * ha* b a s e fllod a g a in st you In
r r r r o r and von a m i . th* abovo-otylod suit, and you
KOI.H r o c NTT. VLONIDA.
Contribution!
Being Accepted
Fop Party
Contributions
for
Longwood’s annual Community
Christmas party for tho city’s
children a r t being accepted
by John Reams, flnanca chair
man, aa well as members of
the elty'e Volunteer Fire Department and Auxiliary.
The party Is scheduled for
Dec. a , from I until 4 p.m.
In City Park with a special
party for tho Negro children
beginning at I p. m.
Each youngster attending
will receive a gift from San
ta Claus and refreshments of
hot dogs, cotton candy and
cup cakoa.
Approximately 1,000 child
ren are expected to atteod
this year’s event.
First Action On
JFK Half Dollar
WASHINGTON (UP1) Congress waited no time to
day la considering President
Johneon’a proposal to mint
now 50-cant pieces that would
carry a llkenesa of the late
John F. Kennedy.
Chairman Wright Patman,
(D-Tex.), who support! the
plan, called a closed seas km
of hia banking and currency
committee to discuaa and pro
bably rot# on the legislation.
Alaska’s population of more
■r* r e q u ir e d t a aorve e aopy than 228,000 Includes about
r N S S C B B T NO. ISAM
TIIR UNION CENTRAL L f f R of y o u r
Anowor or alhor 40,000 Eskimos ami Indians,
1N8t;RANCB
COKfANY
ru in ilff.
TOtln XTALKY nONBT, *t ux
and a t at
DsfanSant*.
NOT l e w o r SUIT IN
H O N Tnann v o w r o l m o n n
TO i Todd xta)*y )lon*r and
Toby Roney. hi* wif*
NBSIOHNCWi 1IIT WSal No?,
i h o r * Avcnu*
Chicago IS, Illinois
TOi Marvin Xcotl Honey, J r ,
and J a n e t Knth Ron*y,
hi* w ile
NSSIDWNCWi Tilt Norik Boew n rth Av«nua
Chicago is, iltlaol*
AND TOi all parti** alalMlnx
Inlaroata by, t b r o u e h , un-
r i e a d lm t t o tho Complaint on
PlalntlfCa a tto rn ey ), ANPWRSUN, Rtf SI!. I) KAN, LOWNt)KU a van don IIKIUI. 111
R u t C ontra! floutavard, O r
lando, f l o r l d a , and (lie tho
ordinal
Anowar
or
nthor
r l o a d l n e In tho offlco of tho
Clirk o f tho Circuit Court on
or bafora tho seth day or Donombor, t i l l . If you fall ta do
•o, a d t o r a t pro eonf*a*o will
bo ta k o n a g a i n s t yiU for Ih*
rollof da mandod In Ih* Complaint.
TUI* Noltaa shall be pub.
Ililitd once a wouk far four
oom ocutlvo wooks la ih* San
ford lls r a ld .
UATHI* th is is th day uf
November, IMS.
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taa to arrest the suspected
tfsastln .
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Q of accused assassin Leo Har
vey Oswald had been given
0 ,000. It was reported the
Russian-born woman wept
when Informed of the out
pouring.
Police aet-up a clearing
house for the Tippit fund and
had received more than tm ,000. Tlje Dallas Times-Herald
collected $14,000, which was
0 tumwfjover to police Wednes
day. About one-half sack of
snail w ai processed dally.
Both women were In aecluMrs.. Oswald waa under
guard - by Secret Service
agents. She requested protec
tion sad was reported la hid
ing i t ’ a local motel. Sin.
Shirley Williamson, a Fort
Worth housewife who started
a campaign to raise money
for the povcrty-strtelun fam
ily, reported t k a
$*,000
amount.
"We get m are each day
than we got the day before,"
ahe said.
The OeBary D u p l i c a t e
Bridge Club played to 11 ta
bles directed by Mrs. Jessie
Pearsall a t this week’s Tuesdny afternoon meeting in the
Recreation Hall of the Fir*
Station.
Winner* were, NS, first, a
tie, Mrs. Edwin Waehter and
Mr*. O. N. Lackey with Mrs.
fds B. .Wilton and Mrs. Doyla
Driver; third, Mr. and Mrs.
Wlillsm Woodlock and fourth,
Oscar Barnett and E. Z. Walter*. *
KW, first, Mrs. David Sing
er and Phil DeBerard; second,
Mr. and Mra. Charles Dsglla;
third, 3 f r s . Minnla Heilman
and F J t Froehiich and fourth
a tie, -Marvin Long and Nor
man Meyer with Mra. Thorn
ton Smith and Clarence An
drews#.
Tha stub has announced that
innera for the
high icor*
m onth-of December will re
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the Jschld House restaurant.
Firemen Plan
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Mothers March; Al Davis, county chairman; Mrs. Jacqueline Gutwillljr,
Orlando, state adviser for volunteer activities and Bill Reck, publicity
chairman.
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Cape Change Not Binding
WASHINGTON <UFI) interior Department apokesmaa said today tha renaming
of Capa Canaveral to Cape
Kennedy la binding only oa
the federal government
The 1947 law establishing
the committee oa domestic
name* has been interpreted to
mean that Its decisions apply
only to names on federal
m ips and publications so that
Florida la not legally bound
to ehange the name of the
Capo Itself.
But when President John
son on Thanksgiving Day an
nounced his proposal to re
name the area and designate
the space center after the last
president, ho said that Flor
ida Gov, Farria Bryant had
agreed to co-operate.
Arthur A. Baker, chairman
of the domesUe name* com
mittee of the Board of Geo
graphic Names, said Johnson
had only exercised the right
of any cltixen to suggest a
name change. He did not or
der that the cape be called
Kennedy, Baker Mid.
It was the first tima In his
eight years with the commit
tee that a president proposed
a new name, Baker said, and
the committee, after a poll
by telephone, unanimously
agreed with Johnson’a sug
gestion.
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of Geographic Names, parent
agency of the committee, said
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Pag* 4 — Due. 12, IMS
ial Sudan. Cu m tin* is
By U*fta4
8 p.m.
The Boston Calties may be
Tbs Juniors will aqaars * 0
too good fo r their own good. ago b u t tbs Seniors u t ete*rWith 19 victories in their leaden will be os hand to
first 21 games they're making e tc then os. The fa n e to
shambles of tha National ■poasored by the J a k e Class
Baaketball Association's East of Seminole High.
A little guard and a small
ern Division n e e . But contin
A dance will tallow the
school proved that else alone
ued success may also make a gam* in the Student Lotngs
doesn't fo ast-M t avea k
haunted house of the Boston of the school.
basketball—oa they conblaed
Cardan where a mars 3JS20 The "Fentook’* O f a a d
he score two of the biggest
fans turned out Wednesday (Seniors) Includes:
apssta at the coOegs acsson,
night for a vary fine attrac
Quarterbacks — Glenda Al
John I d Miller, the small
tion—tha Celtics afal<t the bert and It eae McKeuik;
est mao ea the court, tossed
BL Louis Hawks,
la 9 points la a phenomenal
The Hawks ara second In tha
FIGHT RESULTS
shooting display to toad Van
Western Division of the NBA
derbilt to a 97-91 overtime
and feature such crowd-pleas
MIAMI BEACH (UPI) —
victory etar steend-ranked
tag a ta ri na Bob Pettit, Len Jeff Daria, UtVt, Miami, and
Duke, and tlay Davldeon, the
Wlikens and Richie Guerin.
Harvey (Cody) Jones, an,
smallest school In tho CouthTha fans who "stood in bed" Lookritk, By., draw (18).
o n Conference, dubbed 10thmust have known something
tanked Ohio State, *5-71, la
because the Cattles led all the
Wednesday night's feature
way fo r a 104-95 victory that
fames.
gave them their 11th straight
Mllkr, whose three aamee
home court triumph. John
only average out to ils feet,
Havlleek scored 83 points anc
LEADERS
In
the
Bill
Hemphill
Motoratten
Bowlins
League
for
•
ear
to
touMekd *a a fantastic IT
Bill Russell aelted 80 rebounds
bo
pruaunted
by
Bill
Hemphill
Motors
art
pictured.
From
the
left:
Marian
f f 0 shots from the floor,
to lead tho Calties.
mostly ea fading Jumpers, to Votght, Rose Philips, June Gannman, Carolyn Richburg and Linda P oet
The Cincinnati Royals daAll
membera
are
competing
for
high
cumulative
aertea
total
by
Dec.
24.
etus the Blue Devils,
fatted the Detroit Platons,
The victory gave Vander
127-17, and tha Philadelphia
bilt, ranked lath la the ktest
76ers bast tha New York
United Prats International
Knleka, 118-103, in other
taUags, Its fourth win la four
gamaa.
games. The lots was the first
Oscar Robertson scored 28
far Duka, which had swept
points and six other Royals
JU first three game*.
hit in double figures si Cin
Davidson handed Ohio State
CINCINNATI (U PI) -A ll
clnaati rolled to a 68-41 hallMs first home-court loss la Si aevaa Individual deftnilve
garnet and Its second defeat laadara in the National Lea NEW YORK (UPO—Roger "Roger la tho grealait foot time margin and led by 89-38
a t Ike season. The Wildcat* gue this year had on* thing Staubach, t h o scrambling ball player I've ever aeen," In the third period. Bailey
Howell scored 23 points for
ran away from the Buckeyes in common:
skipper of Conch Wayna liar- H a r d i n volunteered, unre- the Platons
la the first half.
Not one ever had earned din'* powerful Navy fleet, to acrvedly. Tho 8-foot-7, 190- John Kerr, playing In hla
Sophomore hot-shot Dick the honor before.
pound Staubach, directed tha CbSth conaacuUva game, aeorSnyder paced Davidson with
It took Ed Mathowa U years day waa chosen from an un Middle* to a 9-1 record this td 29 points and Hal Greer
IS potato and kam m ak Ter to do it but official figures usual wealth of backllcld tal
ry Holland contributed 23 to retailed today by the Ellas ent ai college football’s "back season, tho highest national added 27 for the 76era. Johnny
ranking ever attained by a Green and fill McGill had 18
(he Wildcats' fast-break of Sports Bureau dliclosed that
feuao, but Ohk 8tate’o All- tht Milwaukee Brave* slug or the year” for 1983 by Unit service academ y — second points each for the Knleka.
only to champion Texaa-and
Amorlea center Gory Bradds ger topped tho circuit's third- ed Presa International.
Feverishly eluding tnemy a trip to tha Cotton Bowl Th* cinnamon bear Is not
tad all seorors with 2* potato. jsaemcn with a .*88 average.
Uaraakad Bradley produead Mathews never had come linemen In his own backfleld, against tho Longhorns to find a separate apeelet but a d irk
the third apeat of tbs night cloee to winning the honor long-legged broken-field run out. If, Indeed, Navy lan't the chestnut-colored pha»s of th*
common black bear.
whea It stunned Arizona previously and had twice led ning and pin-point passing beat.
Slat*, the nation's fourth and once shared the lead for have marked the Junior Mid
shipman f r o m
Cincinnati
ranted team, H U . The com erorra.
hlaattaa of Joe Strswder and The NaUonal League's six dearly a i the moat exciting
KEG. I.M
Xddk Jackson and a man other first-time
defensive player of tho year, and parGIFT WRAPPED PARTY
to-msa preu carried the leaders made it somewhat hapi the decade.
DECANTER AT NO 1EXTRA COST
Staubach captured the hon
Brave* to their victory.
more rapidly than Mathewi.
Fifth-nuked Michigan bare
The NL'a all-defensive in or in a landslide despite on*
ly managed to keep Ua bead field la composed of first- of the most productive har
against wlnltss Butler. The baseman Ron Fairly of th* vest* of backfleld auperttara
Wolverines, psced by soph 1-os Angeles Dodgers, second- —particularly in hie quarter
Cattl* Russel (13) and Bill baseman Tony Taylor of the backing field, lie received 189
BLENDED
Buntta (21), had to stage
Philadelphia Philllei, short out of a possible 292 votes In
WH18KKY
second half rally to beat stop Leo Cardenas of the Cin the nation-wide poll of sports
down the Bulldogs, 10-70,
wrlteri and broadcaster*.
cinnati Reds and Mathews,
CASE OF 13
In ether major gamos, Rico
Sherman Lewis, Michigan
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State's speedy halfback was
unbeaten Utah threshed Tex
a distant second, with 20
as ASM, 83-71; LouUvIlto
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Dee. 12, 1963 — Page 5
HD Club Has |
Cdr. Farmer To End Annual Luncheon
In Lake Mary
SNAS Tour O f Duty
A tour of duty spanning m
consecutive years with Sin*
ford-based units will close
Monday for Cdr. Roy E.
Tarmer, as the veteran Naval
aviator hands command of
Heavy Attack Squadron Three
to Cdr. George W. Kimmons.
Cdr. Farmer will report
soon after Jan. 1 to the attack
c a r r i e r USS Constellation,
homeportcd in his native
N o r t h Island (Coronado),
..Cali;.
- He leave! service in San
ford's heavy attack program
dating back to August 1957.
That was the year he report
ed to Heavy Attack Squadron
Five as supply officer. He as
sumed command of th e
squadron In October 1901 just
In time to guide the "Savage
Sons" to victory in the Ninth
Annual Bombing Derby that
November.
He took the helm of VAII-3,
the training squadron for all
Heavy Attack Wing One units,
in November 1903.
Cdr. Kimmons, his replace
ment, la currently completing
a short tour as Chief Staff
Officer to Capt. Jam es 0.
Mayo, Commander Heavy At
tack Wing One.
Like Cdr. Farm er. Kim
mons commanded a Sanford
based squadron, and also like
h I a predecessor, collected
some laurels In the process.
Under Cdr. Kimmons' leader
ship. VAll-9 won the Wing's
Fiscal 1963 training compcti
" tions.
Cdr. Warren J . Hoeller,
VAH-3’s Executive Officer,
will assume Kimmons' duties
as Chief Staff Officer. Final
ly, Cdr. Henry F. Dement will
move up from Operations to
Executive officer of VAII3.
Although leadership of the
largest Sanford-based squad• ron is Involved, Monday's
Change of Command will nut
include the usual pomp and
color attending such cere
monies.
This is a result of the 30day period of mourning pro•.claim ed after the death of the
IMate Pres. John F. Kennedy.
The command will he chang
ed in a simple military pro"erd u re before the more than
• 300 officers snd men of the
squadron. The guest list will
be limited to immediate fam
ilies of the officers involved.
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Ti s r s rs T r. o r r i.o H in s
to
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fit* your An*w«r o r o t h e r <1*f . n * or p l r s 'l ln * h*r*ln with
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of S*mlnol* County. r t o r l J s .
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T h o S a n f o r l I t o r a h l I* J » • la ti x tr 'l a * » n o w o p a p r r o f
a o n r r a t r lrc u l*ll*»n In w h l' h
thta c l u i l o n ahatl ho puhllahod
o n . * oath work f o r f o u r ron-
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C ir c u i t C ourt on thla t h * Ir<l
•lay o f Iw c om trr, A. O. ISSJ.
The annual Christmas party
and luncheon meeting of the
Lake Mary Home Demonatra*
tioa Club waa held Tuesday
is the Lake Mary Fire Hall
with Mrs. George Smathers
and Mrs. Harry Sandusky as
hostesses for the U members
in attendance.
A letter was read during
the businss session from Mrs.
Ruth BoutweU who stated
that sh« was donating a num
ber of place settings of stain
less steel table service to the
club. Members voted to pur
chase enough additional set
tings to complete a full 20
place service.
Mrs. T. A. Stiles, food chair
man. presented a talk on ad
visability of using the best
brands in groceries after
which members conducted an
open discussion on bow to
get best values and nutrition
for dollars apent.
Luncheon tables were at
tractively
decorated
with
Christmas c a n d l e s , Sants
Clauses and angels. The main
table was centered with a
beautiful decorated Christmas
tree cake baked by Mrs. Smsthere.
Following the l u n c h e o n
members joined in a carol
sing and conducted a gift ex
change.
ROY E . FARMER
Women’s Club
Plans Party
Next Week
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Includes:
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•
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• Electric clock with sleep switch
nnd alarm . Sleep switch perm its
turn on or off of rntllo or televi
B y J e e e C asselb erry
The Women’s Club of Cas
selberry will hold ita annual
Christmas party at 8 p. m.
next Wednesday at the Club
House on Overbrook Drive.
Girl Scout Troop 336. which
is sponsored hy the club, will
present a program of Christ
mas music.
G. W. KIMMONS
Club members are asked
to bring donations of canned
goods for th# welfare project
and a gift for the gift ex
change.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Tom
Hueston, Mrs. Ken Green,
Mrs. Charles Shirley, Mrs.
Henry Hanson and Mra. 31/'
Work on straightening and ron Jacobs.
grading Winter Park Drive in
Casselberry Irom Iltd Dug
Road on the south to Seminola Boulevard on the north
The executive board of the
should be completed snd the
Auxiliary
to the DeBary Vol
strip opened for public use
untccr Firemen's Association
within the week, J . D. Self, was entertained last Thun
road board chairman, report day at a luncheon held at the
ed at Monday's meeting of home of Mrs. Charles Ulrich,
the Board of Aldermen.
president.
At the same time Council
Among t h o s e attending
Attorney Kenneth Mclnto-h were Mrs. M. Phillips, Miss
was authorized to prepare a Beatrice J. Tyson. Mrs. Otlo
resolution of request (or pre 1(artwig, Mrs. K. Wcim«r.
sentation to the Hoard of Mrs. Herbert V’ltt.
Mrs.
County Commissioners asking Adam Muller, Mrs. Charles
that the road be accepted as Schneider, Mrs. Roy Cookla municipal connecting link ing, Mrs. Gsstnn Crosby, Sirs.
and that responsibility of Theodore Cully, Mrs. Paul
maintenance and drainage he Kroctscher, Mrs. F. Maher,
assumed on a 50-50 participa Mrs. Thornton Smith, Mrs.
tion basis.
David Itunkle, Mrs. Alfred
Self also reported that pre Iirault, Mrs. Francanna How
liminary paving of the Over ard, the hostess and her
brook Drivo strip is complet housegurst. Mrs. I". Uurford
ed and ready for hot cap of New York.
application which will he
made this week or next, de Joan of Arc wnt burned at
pending upon weather condi the stake for anreery and
tions.
heresy.
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Automatically controls
draft at every setting,
saves 1 gal. of oil out of
every 41 And with exclu
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will have warm floors all
through your home—com
fort even in distant rooms.
Choice of designs, fin
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home. See them
Toaster
• Private earphone packed w ith
Auxiliary Board
Has Luncheon
Exclusive oil savtr
Plugs In L ike A
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Roads Ready
In Casselberry
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�Honeymoon W ill End
TIm m y expectation U that Pres*
'M n t Jobaaon, tha veteran maatcr
n t a a i t r of the Senate, will command
rapport from the nation’s lawmakers
for hia lecialative program that the
late President Kennedy could not
ham matched.
Yet th a n a n important naaona
w hy thla expectation might not be
fulfilled, whether Johnson should
have one year and two months in
office, or one or two full terms be*
jrood that.
The first of these Is the elemental
fact that, whatever his long back*
around In the Congress snd his mas*
tery of its processes, Johnson is now
a wish apart. Many lawmakers hold
him In fond memory and cherish his
friendship even now. But he la no
longer one of them.
His view of the nation's problems
will hereafter be different from
theirs. His proposals for solutions
will inevitably differ from those he
would promote as a leader in Con*
frees. They seem almost sure to be
stoutly m isted on these grounds
alone: they are the product of an out*
alder, o f a competing source of gov*
emmentaf power.
To thoee who doubt this likelihood
the lessons of history may prove impreaslve. From the very outset of our
history under the present Constitu
tion. the president and the Congress
have waned continuously. No chief
executive has been free of this con
flict altogether, even in the moments
o f great national unity which real
war and economic depression bring.
Run through the solidly research
ed biographies of our presidents and
you find the documentary evidence
of this unending struggle overwhelm
ing. Congress generally mny like one
president more or less than another.
But nothing in history suggests It Is
inclined to yield its prerogatives to
cither friend or foe.
Secondly, neither Congress nor
tha president himself may regard
per
sonal contact.
For a third thing, at leaat in 1964,
partisan politics can become a serious
obstacle. President Johnson, with
just a few precious months at hia
disposal, will be out to make a record
he can run on in tha fall elections.
The Republicans will be out to see
that ha makes no record— or a poor
one they can easily attack.
None of this is to predict that
Johnson will be totally hamstrung
by Congress aa he undertakes to
make a legislative showing. It ia
simply to indicate that, for all his
talents with lawmakers, Johnson may
find he will have the same difficul
ties with Congress that presidents
have had since George Washington's
day.
Thought For Today
•
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•
The greatest thing in the world is
love; the greatest evil in the world
is hate I To which are we contribut
ing? — John H. Hires, Jr., Minister,
Groce Methodist Church, Sanford.
Peter Edson
Political Notebook
WASHINGTON (N E A )-A
f ln t U it on President John*
son’s Influent* with Congreia
is shaping up on civil rights.
The Johnaun goal is almply
tc get the administration'*
civil rights bill cleared by the
Houee Rules Committee before
Christmas, for floor action
osriy next year.
Octogenarian Howard W
Smith, O-Vs., chairman of the
Rules Committee, has made a
flat etatement that ha will not
let the civil rights hill I* re
ported out thie year. Ho is
supported in this position by
s o u t h e r n Democrats, the
House Republican leadership
snd s House GOI’ caucus.
President Johnson has ap
proved an effort hy liberal
Democrat* to force tha hill
out of th* Rules Committee
for s floor vote. This ran be
don* only by s petition signed
by 218 of the 435 representa
tive*.
According to House rules
tills petition was not to be
placed in the well of th*
House for signing before Dec.
1) and cannot tie considered by
tbe whole House before Dec.
23.
This make* It s batik
against time. Many congress
men want to adjourn the ses
sion for th* Christinas holi
days on Dec. 20. Some would
like to push adjournment to
Dec. 17 or even Dec. 14. Con
gress would then rsconvens sn
Jan. 2.
liny Wilkins, executive secrein ry of tha National Asso
ciation for tha Advancement
o{ Colored People and chair
man of the 80-organlittlon
I.iudership
Conference on
Civil Rights, thinks that ths
218 signatures run bo obtain
ed.
NAACP and other Negro orgnnliationa have counted eongrrsiiunal noses im tills score
often enough to know. Uut
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Tha l l a r t l d I* • m a m h t i a t t h e I 'n t i.d I’r a .a which la
Itltlail a i d u s i v t l y to th e uh« for rcpilbllcatloa uf all th* I t t h l
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Bolivia’s Trouble Maker
as fitting and aultable the use by a
In tne White House of the me*
neuvars Johnson employed so effec
tively as Senate majority leader.
Even if aueh maneuvers were not
perhaps viewed as unbecoming for a
president to rely upon, the question
m ust arise whether—aa a practical
m atter—they could be used aa well.
For they depend at least In substan
tial part on some continuing degree
o f physical proximity. This is clearly
If anyone snya “I love God ’ and
hates his brother, he is a liar; for
who does not love his brother whom
he has seen, cannot love God whom
he has not seen. And this command
ment we have from him, that he
who loves God should love hia bro
ther also.” . . John 4:20121.
Wilkin* admits that hs doesn’t
have absolute pledges to sign
and that after 200, th* going
wil] be tough.
ho ths outcome will b# close
and It could be failure.
Uut Wilkins sayst "We
won't mako s bow to anyone's
Christmas vacation to get ac
tion this year.” In other
words, he wants Congress to
work right through th* Christ
mas holidays. Most congress
men say there Isn’t s chance.
Uut Wilkins, speaking only
fnr himself and not for his orgunixntluns, says; "This is s
ci used*. It can't he guided hy
cold realism. You have to be
lieve in fairies snd magic will
lie accomplished." This is like
believing there will h« another
Christmas miracle this year.
Thn political question Is what
will happen if thera Isn’t a
miracle.
Wilkins promises retaliation
at tha polls In tins 11M4 elec
tions. Failure to sign the peti
tion will pise* a congressman
under auspielun, though it
won’t necessarily Murkll.il him.
Uut he will have tu have a
good alibi.
Failure to vote for civil
right* legislation on final pas
sage will subject a congress
man to NAACP opposition.
Wilkins says that a mora
torium on direct political ac
tion of this kind has not speed
ed congressional passage of
civil rights legislation In the
past. “This year's demonstra
tions have sharpened appreci
ation of the Issue," he adds.
He refer* to “the terror, the
persecution, the assassination
of Mrdgnr Evers In Missis
sippi, the death uf four little
girl* In s Hirminghuin Sunday
School bombing" as an accum
ulation of events demanding
faster action now.
"Within 24 hour* after Ar
gentina threatened to confis
cate American oil properties,
there were demands in Con
gress that foreign aid b* cut
off," Wilkins points o u t
"If Congres can get that ex
cited about oil," he asks, “why
can’t It do something about
killing little girlsT”
From 25 to 50 Washington
representativss of th* 20 jrganixatiun* in th* Leadership
Conference un Civil Rights sr*
being reinforced by 30 special
legislative lobbyist* from IJj*
United Steel Wurkera Unlun
to pressure congressmen Into
signing the House discharge
petition.
These forces will be supple
mented by volunteers from
other labor unions, church
groups and Negro organiza
tion* in a drive tu get some
House setiun un civil right*
this year. It it admitted there
is no chance to get Senate ac
tion before Uta spring or tarly
turn race
Phil Newsom Soy» * .,
*1 See Lyndon’s Been fn to See You Too’
Dr. Crane’s
Worry Clinic
Dr. Colestsii Is llks many
professions) men who have
learned that prise contest
ing In s fascinating hobby!
f t widen* oar outlook, add*
occasional cash rewards, and
makes as think forward an
we eagerly await th* post
men's steps for s U tter tell
ing se ws have won a prise.
Bend for the booklet below.
CASE R-434: Dr. E. T. Cole
man Jr., is a talented dental
surgeon in Knoxville, Tennes
see.
"But, Dr. Crane,” he told ms
when I addressed hit stats
dental convention earlier this
year "you may recall my prise
contesting hobby.
"For I wrote to you several
years ago to obtain your news
paper booklet on that subject.
"Well, 1 am itll) at It, for I
find that priso contests are a
very stimulating hobby.
"They cause me to widen my
range uf Interest! and to read
more fully in encyclopedias.
"Besides, the training in
terse, short sentence structure
ie also invsluablt.
"Sfo I wish you'd urge others
to start this fasrinating hob
by, tou."
I'rlss Contenting
Dr. Coleman has won many
prises, consisting of electrical
k i t c h e n equipment, wrist
Wblchcs, silverware, etc., as
well ns cash prises ranging up
to 11,000, as I recall.
Prlia contests are really
very educational. For they
usually Involve writing a 25word or 60-word letter outlin
ing why you like a certain
product.
Sometime*, all you need to
do is nsm* a pony or a dog.
Again, you mny be asked to
complete the last line o( a lim
erick or h u m o r o u s little
stansa.
The pay-off usually depends
on original Ideas or clever
suggestions about the use of a
commercial product.
Consequently, In order to
win you don't need tu hu a col
lege graduate or even hold a
high school diploma.
While teaching my psychol
ogy courses s t Nurthwsstern
University un "Advertising
and Selling," I would utilise
current prise c o n t e s t s as
homswork assignment*.
Later I’d read the letters,
slogans or limerick last lines
aloud to the class, and we’d
discuss and criticize them.
Then I would urge the stud
ents to revise their entries In
ths light of such criticisms
and submit them In the offi
cial contest.
Many of my students did so.
They often won prizes, such as
sn electric iron or toaster, or
a refrigerator, or small cash
prises of f5 to $100.
Obviously, this added much
u e t and practical motivation
to our advertising course, so
enrollments In my c l a s s e s
grew so big we didn’t bav*
classrooms large enough to
hold the group.
For example, I often was
assigned the auditorium In our
downtown Law School for
some of my evening classes,
Just because of the need for
added seating capacity.
Folks past 65 end chronic Invstids will find that prise con
testing Is a superb tonie for
the mind, as well as body.
For then you look forward
eagerly to the postman’s a r
rival to ■* If you have won a
check or some merchandise
prizes.
So send for my boktet "How
to Writ* Salable Copy,” en
closing a long stamped, re
turn envelope, plus 20 cents.
It also contains s section on
"Prize Contesting.”
(Alwsyn writ* to Dr.
Crane in car* of this news
paper , enclosing n king
stamped, addressed envel
op* snd 20 cents to cover
typing sad printing costs
when yon send for oae of hlo
booklets.)
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signers as hostages for tbe
release of three Communist
leaders held by the govern
ment, two for murder and a
third for fraud.
Inherent In tbe act were
two throats.
—Tha use of the 18,000-ms a
miners’ militia in civil w ar
against the government, with
the end result la case of gov
ernment defeat n Marxist
government
—The establishment of a
pattern of kidnaping first
employed by Fidel Castro and
later by Venezuelan rebel* to
d r a m a t i s e any grievance
against the home government
or the United States.
on Certified Douglas
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and hare’s
a tip from
Santa. . . .
aetiva opposition to Pan, de
pending for h it support upon
the restless tin miners wbo
still retained their weapons
from tha revolt of 1952.
Hia campaign, both antiPaa and anti-United States,
ia based upon opposition to
government effort* to clean
up the mesa la tbe national
ised tin Industry.
Tha miners, nationalized aa
one of the Brat acta od the
1952 revolution, are shot
through with featherbedding
and fraud. Exhaustion of once
—rich veins, worn-out machin
ery and falling pries* had
added to the chaos in an In
dustry accountable for 60 per
cent of Bolivian exports.
Government efforts to Intro
duce economic reforms, In
cluding reduction in the work
force, have met violent resis
tance,
Th« resistance, stirred up
by Lechin, reached a climax
In th* kidnapping of four
Americans and six other for-
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Victor Pag Eaten*sono i t turned from Argentine
exile to become president of
BoUrin after a successful re
volt in April, 1H 2. a prims
mover hi bis return was •
labor leader named Juan Lachin Oquendo.
Since the 1940’s the two had
worked together ia kacSarship of National Revolutionary
Movement (MNR) and when
Pas became president Lechin
assumed tbe post of minister
of mining and petroleum.
Lechln’a power meted upon
his control of thn Commun
ist-dominated
tin
miners’
union. He hlmzelf has been
described ai a Trotskyite.
Tbe MNR was left hi. Uut
upon the question Just how
far to tha left the two men
seperated.
Por his part, Pax declared:
"In an economically de
pendent country Uke ours an
extremist revolution cannot be
accomplished. Guarantee! will
be given to foreign capital cm
the condition that it brings
real benefits to the country.”
The P s t government has
bad two main aupporti. One
cam« from the peasants who
received lsnd under govern
ment agrarian reform. The
other source was the United
States which has supported
the government with $250 mil
lion. This year’s aid program
Is budgeted at $65 million.
U. S. aid to Bolivia Is the
largest per capita In Latin
America.
The elections of i960 named
Pas president of the country
for a second consecutive term
and Lechin vita president.
But, although operating un
der the same party banner,
the two men had reached the
end of the political ways.
Lechin went Into virtual ex
ile as Bolivian ambassador to
the Vatican. H* quit that post
twa months ago to take up
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CHARLES KAMPF
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SANDRA WOODWORTH
Secretary
204 NORTH PARK AVENUE
P. O. BOX 1359
SANFORD, FLORIDA
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PARKING
S T O R E IT O U R S t
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Saturday 7:30 A.M.
To 4 P.M.
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Elder Springs Home Dem
onstration Club will meet
Dec. 1? at 10 a.m. at the cen
ter on 23th Street.
The project lesson will be
"Christmas Salads" and all
members are urged to attend.
Blenko Hand niown
Dee. 12, 1963 — Pane T
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Holiday Dinner For Pilot Club
A silver Christmas tree,
hung with bright red balls,
gaily wrapped packages and
a wreath of holly, holding a
jolly snow man and his wife,
provided a holiday atmos
phere at the civic center
Tuesday night for Pilot Club
members and their guests.
Mmes. R a y m o n d Dali,
George Stine and Donald Denault were hostesses for the
annual dinner meeting attend
ed by some S3 "piloti," their
husbands and other guests.
Each club member arrived
bearing three gifts, one for
her secret pal, another for
her guest and a card contain
ing money for patients in the
mental hospital at Arcadia.
The dinner tables were
lighted with tall pillow can
dles, ringed with holly, and
graceful goblcti on long
stems floating tiny flamei.
These were made by Mrs.
Raymond Dali. The candles
were interspersed with silver
cedar running the length of
the tables holding small rein
deer. Colorful foil cups of
mixed nuts served as place
cards.
Rev. Grover Sewell offered
the prayer before dinner and
Miss Janet Smith, president,
welcomed the guests and re
minded members of the An
chor Club rtgional meeting
Dec. 14 at the high school.
After dinner, guests were
introduced and the president
read Christmas cards from
clubs in District 4, Pilot In
ternational. During the gift
exchange a gift was present
ed to Mrs. Homer Little la
appreciation for her services
during the year.
f f llllf f lll
Mrs. Philip Westgate, pro
gram chairman, gave a talk
“Christmas H a s
Three
Factl." She explained the
three at travel—family memhere arriving home; festive—
gift exchange, and religioushistory of Christmas.
To conclude the party Mrs.
John Lambertson accompan
ied Misa Janet Smith a t abe
sang “Silent Night," and
everyone joined in alnging
carols.
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THIS CHRISTMAS
COMFY NYLON
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MBS. RAYMOND BALL, Minn Janet Smith and Mrs. George Stine nr*
ranging gifta on the table nt a dinner meeting of the Pilot Club Interna
tional Tuesday evening nt the Civic Center.
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For Dad — B fir D widths . 9.98
By Jane Casselberry
Mrs. Olive Duffy of Golden
Drive, Casselberry, has had
to postpone her return home
from an extended visit in the
British Isles as she is recov
ering from a stroke. Sho Is
staying at 40 Conway Road,
Cardiff, Wales.
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und Gotham
Sgt. Ralph Moore of Howell
Park left last week fur Max
well Air Force Base, Mont
gomery, Ala., where ho was
to undergo surgery.
Mrs. Maude Crawford, who
la a house guest of her son-inlaw and daughter, Mr. and
Mra. Wayne Norris, of Sanlando Estates, was feted re
cently on ber TUtli birthday.
Sho was guest of honor at
a surprise dinner party given
hy Mr. and Mrs. Luther lilies
at their home on Jewell Road,
Forest City. Other guests
were .Mr. anti Mrs. Norris,
Mr. and Mr*. Jack Crum,
Mrs. Jo Mayo and Mrs. Nan
Teterson and her grandson,
Ronnie Joe Clossin.
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Mr. and Mrs. George R.
Stine drove to Tampa with
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Stine,
Orlando, to see the musical
production ‘Bye, Bye Birdie"
produced hy the Tampa Com
w atuhw
munity Players. .Mika Hugh
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es, of Waukeegan, lit., a stu
dent at the University of
Tampa and the grandson of
the George Stines, aang the
role of "Conrad Birdie."
Tampa critics praised his per
formance as "sincere musical
pandemonium — even though
SHOCKthe role is not suited to his
(ine voice." Mike has visited
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times.
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ceived word of the death of P• ttcm
on
aivd
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Mr. Johns was 7* and had
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youth.
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Sen.
BethJohnson Speaker For
Anchor Club Regional Meeting
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Party For
Daughters O f
Wesley Class
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25 C A R D S.— 25 ENVELOPES
welcome the 13 duba of thia
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n u . * SAT. — 13th A 14th
SOLID PACKS -
I to the auditorium with M la a lL . Deal, ehapULa at Sanford I A. J. Bracken, Seminole
tha| Gera Dietrich*, local elabj Naval A ir Station, will pr»-l High School principal, w ill
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WEEKEND SPECIAL!
P ilo t l o t r m i -
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of the day w ill be
■
the workshop* The girls
■
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s p lit into groups
old and new idcaa
b enefit each club. T h e Sanford Anchors
charge
the sa fe ty
*■
Neat on tho agenda will bn
I
a luncheon. Among the guesta
wlQ be eight Seminole High
boys, Earl Black, Dale Alex*
■nder, Buddy Lawson, Baa.
dall Chase, Chris Thomas,
Butch MUli, Billy Brown and
Terry Bucklew. They are bet
ter known as tha "Double
Quartet" and will entertain
with a variety of festive
songs.
Senator Johnson will speak
on the topic of Job oppoituni• ties for girls.
The afternoon session will
■ be a brief general assembly
for the purpose of workshop
reports.
The local chapter of Anchor
R ip h r 115.18
PLUS A FREE SILVER DOLLAR
• . . for the man in your life
I^ B
Miscellaneous Shower For
Carol Fuller, Bride-Elect
Produce Items
Rear. $12.98 - $15.98
Low In Calories
By Myrtle Wllam
H.D. Agent
Lowest Prices Anywhere!
Bihar Dollar Skos Store gueranleea all aboea to be
flrat guilty and priced aa low or lower thaa oil vowpellto n . Wo lavit# yaa to aaa» la aad com par# . . .
OPEN T IL 9 EVERY NIGHT
T IL CHRISTMAS
Silver Dollar Shoe Store
Downtown Buford
Cor. 1aL 8t. I Magna
LO U NG ING S U C K S
•* Club, sponsored by Mrs. Vir
ginia Burney, extended an eg.
ANCHOR CLUB officers of Seminole Hlsch School planning for the annual
preislon of special thanks to
regional meeting here Saturday are (front) Brenda Brown, secretary, and
Mrs. Sue Stevenson and the
Susan Burgess, director, (back) Helen Mann, vice president, and Gere
entire Pilot Club for their
Dietrichs, president.
help and cooperation.
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Wellington Boots
SANTA
SAYS:
If cords on fraverso rods
•re coated with a thin layer
of pcttoleura Jelly, they will
work more smoothly. The Jel
ly reduces the friction where
cords travel over pulleys and
cuts wear.
Enchanting
If you’ve put on a few
pounds and are watching your
weight, take a good look at
the produce department o f
grocery stores.
Nutritionists In the U. 8.
offer this calorie count for
fruits and vegetables. You
may want to clip ami post
It for easy reference.
Unlese another portion alta
Is specified, Cnlortes a rt for
half-cup portion served with
out added fa t, augur, or
sauce.
10 to IB calories—cabbege,
snap beans, greens, cauliflow
er, celery, muehrooins, greens,
green peppere, kraut.
20 to 25 calories — summer
squash, asparagus, carrots,
turnips, tomato Juice.
30 to 10 calories — brutsal aprouls, cantaloups, on
ions, berries, cherrltt, raw
pineapple, ona peach.
SO calories — three apri
cots, two larga plums, one
medium orange.
Enterprise
Personals
t h a t a r e B u re t o p l e a s e . •
Christmas Photos
p o r t r a it s * e tc . f r a m e d
b y o u r e x p e rts .
Guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Jones wars
her sisters, Mrs. Irma Albrit
ton of Tsmpa and Mr*, llcrtha
Hunter of Llthia and hia mo
ther, Mrs. Jn n it Skinner of
l-ake Wales.
Carol l*uller, bride-elect,
was honored wilh a miscell
aneous shower Tucsdiy night
given by Jan Wynn snd her
mother, Mrs. Clifford Wynn.
Mrs. Ken ltcMurray, Mrs.
John Fuller and Carol won
D cB ary
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Trus
sed visited Mr. and Mrs. it.
E. Gatehouse In Charlotte, N.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Licdtkc
have returned from an ex.
tended stay in the north.
LAMB TREAT
Lamb with fruit sauce la
easy to prepare. Melt 2 tablespoons of butter or m arga
rine. Add 4 lamb shoulder
chops, about l* inch thick,
and cook over low heat until
browned on both aides.
Drain 1 (I pound, I ounce)
can of fruit cocktail, reserv
ing syrup. Add syrup to lamb,
cover and cook 30 minutes.
Ilcmave lamb to heated plat
ter. Combine 1 tablespoon of
cornstarch wilh 3 tablespoons
of water. Add fruit to syrup.
Slowly stir In cornstarch
blend and cook over low heat,
stirring constantly, u n t i l
thick. Serve aver chops, garnlshrd with parsley. Serves 4.
the high prises for the games
played during tho evening.
A white snd silver arrange
ment of flowers centered the
buffet with white candles on
either end. A silver and white
cake was served to the guests
with punch, mints and nuts.
The punch bowl was circled
with silver bells and floated
frozen bells In lea.
Others invited to share the
evening with Carol were
Minci. William B t h r e n i ,
Mike Morris, Larry Harris,
Glenn Owens, T. J. Johnson,
C. Wilbur Yarborough, C. B.
Simpson, William Voyies, Pat
Montano and Nylcne Albers,
Martha Cook, Linda IlllteU,
Sylvia McCauley, M a r i l y n
Murphy, Francei Quillen, JoAnn Shield*, Gayle Woodard,
Slgne Andrraon, Sue Koke,
Peggy Fuller and DonJta
Wynn.
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District Nurses
Holiday Party
District 37, Florida Nurses
Aisodstlon, will meet at I
p.m. Dec. 18 for a Christmas
party at the home of Mr*.
James McCoy, 3329 Country
Club Road.
There will be no regular
meeting of the group thia
month.
AH registered professional
nurses of the area are invited
to attend the party.
Leaky kerosene or fuel oil
heaters can ba deadly. Check
your heating equipment reg
ularly during tha winter.
Children aro professional
procrastinators. Sea that they
follow through on orders to
pick up toys and clothes. If
you delay, so will they.
32 TO 44
iltoral In finw-walo
corduroy, woehabK
warm enough . . .
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Women of the Church pro
gram will be in the sanctuary
at 2 p.m. Monday, followed
by a Christmas tea In Fellow
ship Hall. A nursery will be
available.
FIRST BAPTIST
Open Houss for married
young people at the home of
Mrs. Irving Pryor, 209 Mar
garet ltd. Sunday, 9:00 p. m.
for young
W lanusd ^acobAonA
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Goblet*, turned upside down,
ran bo osed attractively u
eundleholdcra la flora) m u t t *
mrata for U>« holidays. Ths
candles should ba trimmed to
fit ths hollow of tho bales.
Red-berried holly clusters can
ba tied to tho stems with nar
row red ribbon. An Important
extra touch Is tho addition of
a few red or whit# flowers.
Inverted snifters and goblets
may bo need for appealing
Christmas decorations. O ne
suggeated is an Inverted clear
glass snifter, housing an angel
figure, with red rosea, eu
calyptus and a red candle atop
the snifter. Another thought
is use of an inverted colored
goblet as a perch for red earnations, a rid candle and soma
artificial grapes.
Combining f r a ah flowers
with the more uenal holly
branches and fin brings to
day's living Into the old-fash
ioned feeling with a modem
adaptation. A fireside group
ing of chrysanthemums, holly,
magnolia leans and gilded
{dee cones, beautiful In Itsslf,
becomes stunning when ar
ranged in an old copper con
tainer. A smaller arrangement
of holly, and frrth flowers,
would malis a delightful cent
erpiece for a coffee table when
stringed in a small antique
sugar bowl. A demitano fill
ed with a tight llttl* bunch of
two or three colorful carna
tions rimmed, ones again, with
holly would Im a Joy to behold
on the ahelf below a mirror In
the bathroom.
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We have a request f l e a
Mrs. Jane Calhoun of Orange
Avenue, asking us to reprint
the Carrot Caka recipe. She
also requests a recipe for
Escalloped Cora. Wa hare
that too.
Carrot Caka
4 egga
2 tap. Soda
Vt cup raltlni
t cup Wesson oil
X tap. cinnamon
2 cups grated carrots
2 cups Hour
1 tap. salt
2 cups sugar
44 cup pecans
Beat eggs and add oil. Add
dry ingredients slowly until
well blended. Told in grated
carrots, nuts and raUlns.
Bike in 250 deg tie even 13•10 minutes.
Honey For Sugar
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For Your Leisurely Shopping
Convenience Wo Will Be
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9:00 P. M. Starting Friday 13th
Thru Christmas (Except Saturdays)
“Featuring Fashions Just F ar You"
200 N. PARK AVE.
Ph. FA 2-2383
THB PERFECT ANSWER FOR A HAPPY HOLIDAY
CHOICE NAVEL AND HAMLIN ORANGES
•Mixed Aa You Like With Red or W hitt Grapefruit"
All Variotlea Citrus Marmalade. Candy, Pecans
Orange Blossom Honey To Ship
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COLEEN SCHOLZ la pictured at a bridal ah 'wer given for her re.ently
by Mrs. Billy Plloiaa at her North Orlando home. Shown with the Lrideelect art her mother, Mra. Henry Schols, (left) and the hosteaa (right).
Substitute
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For a new Ides In center
pieces for the table—Christ
mas wreaths. The same type
used over mantels or on wel
coming front doors. Della
Robla combined blossoms with
tiny oranges, lemons, apples
and grapes, T h s i s s a m e
wreaths make wonderful focal
pcints for a dining table. They
are decorative, lie flat on a
table and beat of all the
wreaths are ao very, very Frosting
Mix 1 I os. pkg. cream
beautiful.
cheese with 44 stick butter
until soft, add 1 pkg. powd
ered sugar, It cup pecans, 2
Up. vanilla or lemon. Spread
between layers and top of
caka.
With sugar prices at an axeremely high level, many
homemakers a r e seeking
waya to use less sugar but
still supply ''iweett'* for their
families. In many dishes,
corn syrup or honey may be
substituted for sugar.
Honey and syrup sr# good
sweeteners for breakfast cer
eal, fruits, dessert toppings,
beverages, candled vegetabl
es or m eat glares.
In addition, they may be
substituted for part of the su
gar In cake or cookie recipes.
In general, when substituting
honey for sugar, use % cup
honey to replace one cup of
sugar, and use V4 eup less
liquid per cup than the
amount called for in the re
cipe.
Cakes and cookies using
honey remain moist when
stored. Honey can take the
place of part of the sugar in
most cake snd cookie recipes;
however, crisp cookies mide
with p art honey lend to lose
their crispness when stored.
Recipes using honey as their
only sweetner can be found in
many cook books.
1
Candles
Escalloped Cora
1 egg, beaten
1 (12 or.) can whole kernel
corn drained
1 (lb.) can tomatoes
1 teas, sugar
44 cup chopped onions
14 teas, salt
V4 teas chill powder
1 eup coarse cracker crumbs
44 cup melted butter
Beat egg In large bowl. Add
drained corn, tomatoes and
onions. Combine sugar, flour,
salt and chill powder. Sprin
kle over vegetables, saving 44
cup cracker crumbs and 2
tbsp. butter. Bake In moder
ate oven (375) 35 minutes.
Makes 3 servings.
Now from Faye Ballard
comes this Chocolite round
Cake
3 sticks oleo or butler
44 cup Criaco
3 cups sugar
3 cups flour
1 cup milk
44 cup cocoa
44 teas, baking powder
2 teas, vanilla
3 eggs
44 teas, salt
Bake at 325 degrees for 1
hour and 20 minutes.
To send coins through the
mall, tape them inridc an
Bobbye Jo Braddy gives us
empty matchbook c o v e r . thie Jello Pound Cake,
Fasten with tape.
t cup sugar
4 eggs
Always keep an emery 1 stick oleo
board near the sewing ma t pkg. lemon JeUo
chine. It makes a fine file to 1 box lemon Supremo—Dun
sharpen needles and pins.
can HUm i .
Circle Three «f Christian
Women's Fellowship met a t
tho F irst C k rM o a Church
Monday night, with Mrs. 0. D.
U ndress presiding. Mrs. Ma
son Gregg gave the devotion.
The regular order ai boatness was carried cut and the
sale of fru it cakes dlarasas!
A social hoar fallowed tho
meeting and Mrs. Bala Gran
tham won the door prise,
which aha presented to Mrs.
Gregg, the minister’s wife.
The study period, from the
Christmas scripture and ex
cerpts from the book "The
Day Christ Was Born,* was
ltd by Mrs. O. T. Paaraon.
Others present were Mara.
J. L. Horton Sr., Jeasa Gard
ner, Frank Washburn, Baphemla Huntley, Effle Darden,
Harold Bing, Miaa Florence
Bishop and the minister.
SHOE STORE
DOWNTOWN
SANFORD
C ohjrW t
Cream sugar and egga. Add
melted oleo. Beat thoroughly.
Add Jello (dry). B u t about
I minutes. Add water that
cake mix calls for. Add calm
mix. Bake at sso degrees for
43 minutes. Will be dark
brown.
1
1
1
1
1
2
cup suet
cup raisins
cup molssses
cup buttermilk
tsp. soda
cupa sifted flour
1 tsp. craam of tartar
44 tap. salt
Grind suet and raisins to
gether In food chopper. Add
Quick Ikkk Fruitcake
molssses and buttermilk to
1 pkg. Betty Crocker Date which soda has been added.
Bar Mix
Sift flour, cream of tartar,
M cup hot water
salt together. Combine with
3 egga
molasses mixture. Spread in
44 cup flour
greased pudding mold snd
H teas baking powder
steam at least 2 hours. Fills
3 tbsps. light molasses
a 344 cup mold. Serve warm
1 (eas. cinnamon
with Uard Sauce. Serves IS,
44 teas, nutmeg
V4 teas allspice
Bard Ranee
1 cup chopped walnuts
Cream together ‘4 cup
1 cup chopped candied fruit
softened butter, 2 cups sifted
1 cup raisins
Heat oven to 323 degrees. Line powdered sugar, l tsp. vanil
muffin pans with double while la. Blend in 44 cup chopped
paper baking cupa. Combine nuts and 14 cup rhopped red
date filling from Date Bar and green maraschino cher
Mix package with hot water ries. On a piece of ssran,
in Urge bowl. Add crumbly shape mixture Into roll 2" In
mix, e g n , flour, baking pow diameter. Wrap and freeze.
der, molasses ami apices, Just before serving, cut Into
blend m il. Fold in walnuts V4 inch slices. Makes enough
and fruit thoroughly. Pour In to strvs I.
to prepared pans. Bake 30
Bauerbratra Meatball*
to 33 minutes or until tooth
pick stuck in center comes 1 lb. ground beef
out clesn. Cool thoroughly. >4 cup chopped onion
Place fruiteskes on tray, 1 tsp. salt
cover with aaran, and store dash of pepper
In refrigerator 3 or 3 daya H cup milk
to mellow. Makes about 24 2 tbsps. butter
large or 30 small eakes. Glare 1 eup water
after storing, bringing 44 cup 2 tbsps. vinegar
light corn syrup and 3 tbsps. 2 tbsps. catsup
water to rolling boll. Coot to 1 tbsp. brown sugar
lukewarm; pour over fruit 8 peppercorns
cake!.
t bay leaf, crumbled
14 tsp. salt
Spicy Haas Balia
*4 cup raisins
1 egg beaten
14 cup tine dry bread crumbs
tv cup soft bread crumbs
6 gingrrinips, crushed
1 tbsp. brown sugar
Mix together tho ground
44 cup milk
beef, brrad crumbs, onion, 1
14 tsp. cloves
tip. salt, pepper and the H
1 lb. ground cooked ham *
cup milk in a medium sired
B canned pesch halves, drain mixing bowl. Shape Into 12
meatballs. Melt the butter In
parsley
a largo skillet over medium
Combine first 3 Ingredients heat. Add meatballs and
and mix well. Shape into 8 brown evenly on all sides.
balls. Place peach halves hol While the meatballs a r e
low aides up in buttered shal browning mix remaining in
low baking pan. Place a ham gredients In s small bowl.
ball In each half. Bake in 350 When the meatballs are even
degree oven about 25-30 min ly browned, stir In tho liquid
utes. Serves I.
mixture gently, mixing well.
Bring to a boll over medium
End your holiday dinner on heat, cover with a tight fit
a traditional note, but an easy ting lid and reduce heat to
one, with an old fashioned low. Cook 15 minutes, stir and
steamed pudding.
c o o k IS minutes longer.
Holiday Pudding
Serves 8.
This la a vary old Georgia
recipe for
Cernmea] Pis
1 small egg, separated
44 cup butter
1 cup sugar
44 cup tweet milk
3 tbspa. cornmeal
1 unbaked pie crust
Malt butter, edd auger, heat
egg yolk until creamy and
add to butter mixture. SUr
In sweet mlik. Beat egg white
until stiff and fold la above
mixture. Fold In the eonmeal last, working quickly.
Pour In unbaked pie crust.
Bake 40 minutes In 3TI de
gree oven.
HIGH QUALITY MERCHANDISE
REASONABLY PRICED
Jeweler
t head Iceberg lettuce
1 eup diced celery
1 eup cooked bam, chlckti or
meat atripa
3 hard cooked egga
Low calorie Italian dressing
Tomatoes for garnish
Tear crisp lettuce Inti ■
large aalad bowl. Toaa with
cetsry, meat and egga, cover
with aaran and refrigerate.
To serve, add Italian dressing
and loss lightly again. Gar
nish with tomatoes. Serva In
individual aalad bowls. Serves
STRAWBERRY BUTTER
FROSTINO Is tops for Na
tive cakes — it's made with
the same quick strawberryilavored mix that makta
Junior's strawberry m i l k .
Dissolve 2 tbsps. quick straw
berry'flavored mix In 3 tbspa.
milk; reserve. Combine 1 cup
confectioners augar, 44 cup
•oft butter, and 14 tip. salt
Beat until creamy and grad
ually add 2 mare cups con
fectioners sugar alternately
w i t h strawberry mixture,
beating until blended. Frosts
and fills two I or • inch layJ
era.
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Clean and Repack Front Wheel Bearing*
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Repack Front Wheel Bearing*
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BUY
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Jewelry and
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Corner E. lot. ft
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whore your dollar buys MAES more
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supplies tor all makas l »
eluding: Electrolux., New
and rebuilt cleaners sold.
Me Rowe service catt
REPAIRS
earelopa to Akby, Run SMS,
Beverly Hllli, Calif.
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Tar Abby’s booklet, "Hew
To Hava A Lovely Wad
ding." send » cents to Ahby, Ron SMS, Beverly Hills,
Calif.
PWSTYOUHAVE
Vacuum Cleaner Supplies
Sales • Uectmjnx, H o w ,
Kirby, r.exAIr, GE, Airway,
Cleaners bought, sold, e »
changed. Tree pickup. GM
Vacuum Repair, Ul« Park,
FA $4766.
By Oswald Jacobv
his contract sad actually nui
aged to go down two tricks.
that Bowth hod made a groaa
♦ A E Q JIt
overbid when ha jumped to mmmm
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foor apadm. North addad " * * *
.and triad ta get a haart dinthat If South had nude Wa ± ! !
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•» dummy's diamaada.
proper rebtd of throe spades, f 10183
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Bast ruffed the second dlohs, North, would hare gena
4 J M 1 I * Q I$
®ond, cashed his ace of
to four spades anyway.
M V II
apadsa and two n u n hearts
At this point. West brake
A K Q JIfd
and ehalkcd up SOO polnU on
la and remarked, -I t asoma
J ‘°**
hie aids of tbs M ger,
te mo that you are arguing
I ” T
I t not only looked easy, but
about nothing. You reached •
Both vulnerable
** should have been easy. The
geed four spado contract. The Werto Rmi M l V n t! nln* •* taorto opening indlcarda had to lla badly in I B
IV
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Pass
catsd elthsr a singleton or
order for you to ha sot and L fr* 4A
hn
doubleton. South waa marked
baaldaa if my partner had not
with th . see of clubs as part 2-BDRM. house, k it equipped
made a fine defensive play
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of his bidding strength. Ha ■IT Escambia Dr. TA 2-OPtt
yea would her# made the eonalso was marked with good after b pm.
tract and all would be sweetwhen yousac all the cards, ■pndet and It was up to Eaat
aaas and light."
Ha won theopening
heart to kill dummy’a ruffing pow.
Xaat’a defensive play la
and shifted to a low f f while still retaining eonoaa of thirty that looks aaay trump. Once that play was trol of th# trump suit.
2 B it, Tla. Bm, fenced. Lake
Mary, 322 1507.
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A Helee
A Servlet
Sem inole TV
PA 3-4*20
rnith Cotoe TV Bole
MOO Hnnfecd Are.
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Intriguing Bam Iraqi the
"JUader’e Digest:"
"A Son Tranelacaa suggestid to the city fathers that
woman bo licensed to wear
paots. Suggested annual fees:
$1 for women weighing up to
m pounds, $10 lor those
from 123 to 130 pounds and
$30 for those of more than
UO."
Though that tongue-in-cheek
suggestion wlU never be taken
bees use being a woman she
seriously, the meaning behind
It ought to causa a lot of
women to take a mors dis
cerning look In their full
length minora next time they
put on a pair of pants.
By Ruth M illett
Up to 123 pounds a woman
would be expected to pay a
id Ucaasa lea for wearing
pants, not because she looks
unsightly in them, but just
would look so much better in
skirts.
Tram 123 to 130 pounds the
license fee would double be
cause that much difference In
a woman’s weight makes
pants twice as unbecoming.
And once a woman tops the
scales at 130 pounds the fee
really jumps because a wo
man weighing that much
should never BUY n pair of
pants, much less squeeze her
self into them.
So keep that little table
of wreigbti In mind, women.
It's about as honest an opin
ion as you’ll aver get as to
bow you actually look la
pants.
Weigh yourself, then take
a good look walking away
from your full-length mirror GARAGE APT. funs. $43. Ph.
la your newest jeaas or
PA 2-1202 or FA 2-03*3.
stretch panli, and if you fig 3 BR. House In country, kit*
ure your license for pants cben equip. Call TA 2 1780,
wearing would c o s t you
either $10 or $30, you TURN. Apt 2300 MaUoavilla.
can’t afford to wear them.
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k s t it k n r
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All person* nrn h s r o b r n o t |.
fled t h a t tbs underal«ned s a
A d m lnla tratrll of said sa U ts ,
h»s complaint tha a d m i n i s t r a
tion tharovf a n d has fHad In
aatd court har final raport
a n d application far discharge.
Objections tharata.
I t any,
i h n u ld ba duljr fllad. A tta r
flllntr proof o f publication
ahowtnx tbla nolle* h a t baen
published onra a w e ek fo r
fuur c-,nsacutlva weeks, th a
m a t t a r of approval of sold r a .
p o rt and tha o r d a rln r of d la .
trlb u tlo n of aald a i t s t e will
coma before tha court.
Vlolat V. Andaraon
As A dm lnlstratrli of aald
aatata.
Publlati Dec. It. It. I I . 111! *
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plenty of shndo. On school
bus Unc. $100 month. Ph.
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12. Real Estate For Sale
3 B E 1 bath older home, sap*
•rate furn. a p t as income.
For appointment phono
322 0989.
■Ot Longdate Ave., ^ongwood.
3 Bedroom, Fla. Rm., 1V$
bsthj, Chain link fence, Alra
cond. unit. Near Elamentary
School. Small down pymt.,
auume payments, $83 mo,
835-6706.
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the s e d e r i l s n e d will, e n the
10th dey of J e n a a r y . A. IX
( I I I . prevent to Ihe Honorable
County Jn d x e
of
Hemlnole
County, Florida, hie final re*
turn, account end vouchers,
ee Adm inistrator e f I h e E s t a t e
of MOLLIE W ADE, deceased,
e n d at said time, th a n and
there, make a p p lic a tio n to the
aald Ju d a s for a final e e l l l t .
m eat of his a d m i n i s t r a t i o n of
•aid estate, a n d for a n o rd e r
d le c h sriln x h im a s such Ad*
mlnlstrator.
Dated this t h a I r d day of
December. A. D. IS O .
BEX r . W A D E
A* A d m in is tr a to r ef UO
Ketata or
UOLUK W A D E
Deceased
STI7NSTIIOSI. DAVIS
A UcIXTOIH
A t t o r n , re for Adm inistrate*
Poet Office D r a w e r H i t
Sanford, Florid* m i l
Publish Deo. 5. U . I t IS. H id
C D P - ll
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BEAUTICIAN Wanted for tho
Mayfair Hotel Salon. Call
322-8525 or 323-4018.
S ACRES orange p o s t, plu*
3 Bedroom house on Up- EXPERIENCED MAID awd
lala Road. For particulars cook. Full time work. Good
cau w -an, ei» u*. ru.
salary. Fumiak ova uni
forms. Apply ia peraon,
8 Story, 8 BB., DB, flreplare. Rohsoo Sporting G o o d s ,
3 lots, deep wtU, sprinkler Downtown Sanford.
system, B-B-Q ft patio,
83301 Da. 338-40(8 after t,
all weekend, 8801 Palmetto.
UMd furniture, appliances,
tools, etc. Bought - Sold.
Lorn'* Mart 315 SaaJord
Asa F I. VA M UL
SHOP THE SANFORD HERALD
BY OWNtB, 8 bedroom, lVh
bath home. One bedroom 3 BR House with acreages—
has separata entrance, can located 1 miles north St
ha raatod lor Income. Win Johns River on IT-82 Hlway.
tea da for saalter p lan . Call 357-3383 Euetl* for de
Shown by appointment. Call tails.
Western Shirts, Belts ft Buc
kles A Pants. Jim Roboon’a
Mena Wear, US Magnolia.
Athletic. Camping and hunt
NECCH1 AUTOMATIC
ing equipment, fishing tac INS Necchl Zlg la g la Conkle A boating accessories. solo. Doe* many designs,
Robson Sporting G o o d s ,
BUndstltehoa, sews on batDowntown Sanford, Phono tons, m a k e s buttonholes
automatically. Assume p a r
manta of 110.33. km So. Park
To Place Your "Christmas Are., FA 84411.
Gift Guide” Want Ad pbooe
STAUFFER Reducing couch,
FA 22811 rlsbt away.
S t Johns Realty
THE TIMS TESTED FIRM
118 N. F ait Are. FA 84138 « BEDROOM. 8 hath NEW
Home vlow of golf course—
Terms.
BUILDING LOTS In Lake
lag transferred. Most s a l
Mary, SUN each—'Terms.
ACREAGE— 8800 per acre.
WATER FRONT LOTS near
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
highways, $33 down, f i t
R utter
month.
Raymond Lundqulst, Asm . INVESTMENT - 11 rental
VA MM1 Atlantic Bank Bldg
units, 1748 and Lake front
age. KM month or more
incoma—Yea, you can ex
pand.
MORE NICE R E N T A L S
NEEDED.
FHA-VA Sales Broker
Realtor ■ Insurer - Trades
ROSA L. PAYTON Stemper Agency
Rag. Real Estate Broker
FAftlSOl 17-88 at Hiawatha 132-4891 IBIS S. French Are.
obos— Quilted ft Wlneoma
from |l ( J l . Mary EatbaFs,
“ Featuring Fashions Just
For Yon”, 800 Part.
swimsuit dlvlaian. Wa need
OB experienced forelady to
taka over production of this
new division. Experience la
Sportswear at Swimwear
desirable, but (at necessary.
Ultra-modern factory, fully
xlr-cood., Cafeteria as pro
mises. Year-round employ
ment, Group insurance ft
other Important Employee•
benefits. Do not w r l to I
Call Mr. Charney for apk
pointment. You MUST ap
ply Is person.
ALIX OF SANFORD
Hlway 1743 So., Sanford, Fla.
Phone 333-2304
NEW SKATES as low as
113.89. Trade your skates la
for larger sire. Meludeo
Skating Blok, 332-8353.
SERVICE Station for lease.
Good location. Only small nLOCK A BRICK
capital needed by right Urge or small Jobs.
rain FA 2-4342.
k
g
Robson 8porting Goods
19. S itu tlo w Wanted
Tractor mowing A Grading.
Call FA 2-7621.
Washing
Machine Sate*
A Service
Free Estimate on Repairs
322-7363
3840 Hiawatha
SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa
tios, etc. Free estimate. Pb.
332-3308.
RAY'S UPHOLSTERY
Rtupholsterlni. Frew eat.
FA 2-7818
TE 8-2333
HEATING
SERVICING - TESTING
Lewis Sales A Service
2317 C. C. Road
FA 2-7928
PIANO SVC. A TUNING
Rebuilding - Rwfsltlng
FREE ESTIMATES
GENE CVMUAA
322-2661 — Call PM Only
Cuitom-msd* Cabinet*,
Plaitte Counter tops
WALLIS CABINET SHOP
913 W. 3rd — 333-7471
WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS,
SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
AU Types and Sties
We Repair and Service
b T I N r.
Machinery sod Supply Co.
207 W 2nd St.
FA 3-8433
29. Automobile Servlet
AUTO GLASS
INSTALLED
Senknrik Glare and Pnlnt
Company
PLUMBING
Contracting Rapalrs
free
27. Special Sarrlcaa
310 Magnolia
estim a tes
Ph. PA 2-4623
Auto Glass, Top*
A Sea* Covers
R. L. HARVEY
304 Sanford Ave.
FA 2 3383
MAKE THIS YOUR HAPAUTO GLASS &
PIEST C H R IS T M A S . A
h. 27. Special Service*
home your family can call WANTED. Advanced Hair
SEAT COVER CO.
Stylist. Eva-Bess Beauty
their own. Check with us
Piano Tuning and Repair
304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-0032
for the one just right for Shop, 108 E. 2nd.
HOUSEWORK. FA 2-7954.
W. L. Harmon — FA 3-4233 ILL WORK GUARANTEED
Holltr
EVERETT A . HARPER
AGENCY • REALTOR
3405 I. Park Ava.
J*boats FA 3-2384 or FA 2 22X3
Property Management
ft Salea Broker
Chevrolet
Your EVINRUDE Dealer
READY MIX Conerete, win 30444 E. 1 st Ph. FA 3-3N1
dow tills, llntsls, steps,
blocks, send, cement, rock,
pipe, steel, grease traps,
dry wells, etspplng stones.
Miracle Concrete Co.
BIRD DOG, Trained. 31k yrs IW Elm Are.
FA 84751
old. Pointer. FA 2-8033. I
ONION PLANTS
to 5:30 p. m.
CRYSTAL WAX ft WHITS
SPANISH
Thoroughbred German Shep
hard Pupplea, unregistered. PER M ......................... 838
In time for Christmas. Pb.
I M lots, per M ........ 2.50 38. M otorcycles • Scooters
333 0451.
Connolly
roe HERE, A.M. PREVATT,
Mobil* Homo
FOR SALE. German Shep SEVILLE, FLA.
herd Pups, 825. No papers.
Sales, Inc.
8 weeks old Dec. 13. 4
a ML North Osels Os
males, 8 females. 349-4831.
V. a 441
Phase 8884188
PECANS,
3
lbs.
for
fl.OO.
25th
Boston Terriers, mala, ARC
A Sanford Are. Bagg's Curb
UJL 441 By-Peen, Lrertai
Reg., Shots. FA 2-1881.
Market FA 2-3924.
FREE— Male dog needs
USED Coca Cols Machine,
country home. FA 2-2028.
175, large metal office desk
A chair, 835; Gas heater,
325, 50 sheeta new Un, 180.
FA 2-8258.
BLOOMING Rosas on ChoroOn A Safo Ckrfclma* Vacs!
kss stock. All other kinds GUNS. Buy, eel), trade, re
of Nursory shrubbery and
pair. Osteon Bridge Fish
trees.
Camp A Gun Shop.
Gray 8hadows Nursery
5 Mi. 8. on Sanford Ave,
For easy, quick carpet clean
ing rent Blue Lustre Elec
tric Shampooer only |1 per
day. Carroll's Furniture.
BEDS FOR BENT
Hospital, Hollawayi, Juve
nile. FHEE delivery and
Pick-up.
FURNITURE CENTER
lioo rranch Ave.
FIREPLACE WOOD
Ph. FA 8-7953
Oak end Pino
Robert
Morris, 323-0558
WANTED reliable couple te
take up monthly payment! PIANO. Like new. FA 1-4019
of 311.50 on 3 complete
after O p. m.
rooms of furniture. Cali
TE 8-1511, Casselberry, col CONSOLE Iteed Chord Organ,
37 keys with 30 chord but
lect.
SERVICE DEPARTM ENT
tons A built-in electronic
Sell Us Your Furniture. amplifier. Good rood. $93.
1801 W. First fit.
Ph. PA 2-MU
Quick Service With the FA 2-7557.
Cash. 9UPER TRADING
POST. FA 2-0877.
Don't Toko Choncos
Front End Alignment
tr Brake Adjustment
SeminoleCo.Motors
If you want people to pay
attention to your buslnasi,
call FA 2-5412 and ask the
Herald SUff about some at
tention getting ads
hu
1801 WEST FIRST STREET
w ith rerv iem coating
$25 n r more
FOR THE BEST
Jim Hunt Realty
SANTA SACK
Offers for your selection
these Beautiful 3, 8, A 4
Bedroom
Llfo-ltke vinyl — makes ideal gift con
tainer or Chrltlmas decors Mow—our bonus
to you when you ( f t service* nt Holler
Chevrolet rovllng 425 ur mure, .
Government
Owned Homes
Priced From $6,750
Down Paym ents
As Low As $100
Monthly Payments
From $43.50
To make the best home
buy, sow tho
VA - FHA
Appointed
Property
Management &
Sales Broker
1959 Plymouth
2door hardtop, radio, heater and power
atferlag.
1956 Ford Fairlane
• Align front end
• Adjual ntrering
1958 Chevrolet Biscayne
• Hula nee front
wheel*
2-door, a rta l bargain . . . .
•
1958 OMsmobile 88
I doer sedan. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL.
1956 Chrysler
4-door sedan, auto. Irene,
lag, radio and healer.
Jim Hunt Realty
Office FA 2-3114
Night FA 34841
S23-OTOO
1544 Psrk Dr. Saaiurd, FU.
1858 Olds Convertible 88. Ful
ly powered, runs good, RSO.
T aras or trade. »43M .
Gateway To The Waterway
LAKE LIVING SITES
NEAR HOSPITAL
A very neat 5-bedroom home 10 Minutes Sanford, 10 min
DAY'S Work wanted. Call
on 8 lota with trees, sprink utes Orlando—3 minutes to
night*. FA 2-8277.
ler system, deep well. Lo Interstate 4—U Acre with
2D. Babysitters
cation, INI E. 4th 8t. Price huge oaks, sand lake spring
fad—11893 Full Price, 830
Is only 814AOO, with terms.
Will
babysit my home, day
per month. No down. Call
B or night. FA 2-4147.
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
owner, Harry Block, OrRealtor
Going to so* Santa? Need e
Raymond Lundqulst, Asso.
L Babysitter? Call M a r t a ,
WA 34051 Atlantic Bank Bldg. NEW 3 BR Home, Urge Service Station Attendanti
323-7001.
shady lot on pared street Over 2t yrs. of age. Se
TO SETTLE ESTATE
No pUnes. Nice convenient Marvin Sechrlst, Mac's Ol
Frame bouse, lot, inside location. In Enterprise, FU. Co., 203 N. Laurel Are u 21. Beauty Salosw
plumbing. 1517 Maagoustiae Will sell for 84750. Owner Sanford, ria.
' PERMANENT Wave Special
Avenua. Call or Write Al- going North. Phono M8-4801.
SOW off regular prices.
; bert N. Fitts, Administrator,
CHRISTIAN MAN read* I- Open Evenings by appt.
OREENBR1AR
1 Masoale Bldg., 838-8570.
Full or part-time—Ufatlra
Free parking lot. Services
Choke lota avallabla In aacurity. Exp. S u a d a •
7
from tip to tip.
CHRISTMAS FOR THE
Greenbrlar of Loch Arbor School, ministry htlpfu
1cut
'N Curl Beauty Shop
FAMILY
overlooking golf course. Earn 8100 waekly A up. N
811 Palmetto Ave.
Which will It be?
Custom building to your competition. Write Jot 0
o
Phone door (1) 332-0834
A HOMEspecifications.
Grsanbrlar
Rudin Co., 32 West Mediae »
Phone door (2 ) 322-8528
On the river?
developed by
St., Chicago 2, 111,
On the lake?
KINUSWOOD
Harriett's Beauty Nook
With n swimming puoir
BUILDERS, INC.
SEWING MACHINE
Ere Appl’s. 3 Sr. Beauticians
Gat in touch with Santa at
MECHANIC
208 Fairmont Dr.
103 So. Oak
FA 3-5742
Semi-retired for part time i
FA 84074
full time to service A r 22. Build - Paint • Repair
Seminole Realty
pair single needle A sped >1 PAINTING—Room or House
FHA
VA
HOMES
1801 S. Park Are.
machines, in modern al r* —Prices very Low— Ph.
2. 3, A 4 BEDROOMS
FA 1-5133 anytime
conditioned swimsuit fa s‘ 3234430.
1, lVk, A 3 BATHS
tory. Apply in person <
I Room House furn. for sale DOWN PAYMENTS FROM
eall
24. Electrical Services
or trade on trailer, rbone
$100
ALIX
OF
SANFORD
FA 34488 days, FA 18005
Low Monthly PaymonU
YOUNG S ELECTRIC 8VC.
Hlway 17 02, Sanford, FI
nights.
For Complete Information
Contracting A Repairs
322-2204
Se* Or Call Your
A Controls
STOP LOOKING for that 3
l i t Sunset
FA 2-1903
BR, 3 bath home In a good
FHA - VA
nleghborbood (not a big
Colored Motor Route Ca ,r 25. Plumbing Services
SALE8 BROKER
development) for only $800
for afternoon paper r
HINSON ft HEARN
total cash requirement. We
Must have Reference*
PLUMBING CONTRACTING
have several. Acting now Stenstrom Realty
dependable car. Write r ‘ Rsoairs A Water Heaters
will qualify for horastead 111 N. Park Ave.
322-2420 d ilatio n Dept. P. O.
*
FREE ESTIMATES
exemption. Call.
1837, Sanford
9 204 E. 3rd St.
322-9143
SOU TH W A RD
FRECS ESTQCATS
Upholstering ft Mattress revorating. New ft Used Fundtort. Call Nix Bedding Mfg.
Co., at TOP Colory Are.
FA n m .
I3.D.'. YulUr-
W IN TER IZE YOUR CAR NOW !
KES
□ COOLING
SYSTEM
Don't tak* chance*! Com
plete Inspection. Re use
only the beat gtauia*
Chevrolet lining.
□ TUNE
ENGINE
Prepare fur ruld weather
<1 r I v I u g , Invurr quick
■tartlag even In freesing
ruld.
Holler Motor Sales Co
1«0I W. FIRST ST.
2nd. & PALMETTO
A Lincoln Continental ia re carefully crafted, a*
perfection, that Ite drat owner can do little more t
So why conaidar a '64 middla-prk* car whan oaa
Continental* will giro you more atyW, more rooau, ■
than any larear car could tre r give you. C hart our <
PH. PA 2-071
LINCOLN
MERCURY
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PAGE 12
THUR&, DECEMBER 12, 1M3
* *-
.
Bafnahm nta v ia ha aarvod
b y H a r r y Ball, fallovahlp
ahalnaaa, la epaa tha moating
m i a program of Chrlatmaa
enrols wtB ha led by Mre. H.
before soma church** began to
observe the holiday.
Santa Claua made his appsaraaee a tittle mors than
100 yearn age and Christmas
cards were'Introduced In Eng
land In IMS. By tha year
1000, sanding cards had be
came an established custom
and today It Is estimated that
soma one-and-one-half billion
are mailed out each year.
Mrs. Day told of her visit
to Chrlatmaa (Florida), which
Is only a SI mile trip from
Altamonte Sprlnga, of her visit
with Postmaster Mrs. J. Tuck
er and of tho Living Christmea Tree, Peace Garden and
museum located there. Many
members of tho club expressed
Interest In visiting the emill
community to mall their
Chrlatmaa greeting cards and
ta view the attractions thsro.
Tha South Bomtnola WatClub members voted during
coma Wagon Newcomers Club tho short business mooting
will moot text Thursday at to sponsor a mala patient at
11:80 am. at tha V1IU Nora Sunland Training Center In
Gainesville. Thle patient, al
Restaurant la Winter Park though CO years old, has ths
for lunchaen and cards.
mind (if a child and especially
Members will bo asked to enjoys receiving gift# of can
donate ent dollar for the dy, cards, atr.
Ths club also voted to help
club’s charity projects In placa
of tha usual gift exchange. a fatherless Negro family
Four needy families ware help with four children at Christ
ed by the Newcomers at mastime. Thera are three girls
Hianksglvlng and for Christ and ont boy In the family and
mas they plan to outfit tha It Is u ld th at the little girls
two girls whom they sponsor would like “skirts and blouses
at Bunland Training Center like other little girls wear."
and aid tha old folks at the further Information may be
8 haner Nursing Moms In Cas obtained from momliera of the
club by anyone wishing to
selberry.
Mrs. Jo Mayo and Mrs. assist with thia project.
Mr*. Frank O’Brien waa In
Mary Ann Mllsa recently vis
ited Sunland and took a large rharge of table arrangements
quantity of clothing which for the meeting and decora
was donated by the South tions includad polnsettlaa, sli
Seminole Elementary C.T.P. vered Christmas trees, gresn
following thslr rummage sals. nst wreaths and Santa and his
Forty club members enjoyed rslndser wars placed on the
the buffet luncheon and bene mantle.
Guests attending were Mrs.
fit matinee at tha Orange
Blossom Theater Wednesday. Richard Cocklsy, Mrs. Charles
An snllghUnln* and thormtftdy Interesting account of
“Christmas In A n n in * v ia
presented by lira. Jails Day
vbaa aha vaa guest speaker
recently at tfca annual cor*
an d Hah Christmas luncheon
of the Altamonte Spring*
d ale Club.
Mrs. Day axpUlnad that
tha only holiday aboanrod by
tha early aattlan vaa Thanksgiving aa they could not find
any.crManca In tha Blbla pro
viding a baala for celebrating
Chrlatmaa and that It vaa In
tha vtddla of tha l t t h century
O n a d a d a r, part praatdanL
Mr. C. Ufarkh, president, re
peat* that atodlaa bar* shown
markad variation* la eonditlaas aad pmlaiona tar pay
ments la hospital aad surgical
Inasrnn ia aentracta and It la
farad.
Howard Middleton, program
chairman, advises that a rep
resentative of tha Bureau of
Internal Beveaae will attend
tha Jan. 10 meeting of the
group to wplala new provi
sions of tha federal Income
Tag Baton,
Oviedo Masons
Elect Officers
By Bernice Kelsey
Oviedo Lodge 243, F A AM.
elected officers for the 1U44
year at a meeting of the group
held Monday night In tha
Lodge Hall.
Elected were Dan C. Johnaon of Maitland, worshipful
maatart J. Russell Grant of
Longwood, asnlor warden)
George M. Holder Jr. of Cas
selberry, Junior varden; J.
Thomaa McLain of Genovs,
treasurer for the fifth con
secutive year anil Robert A.
Cameron IV of Oviedo, secre
tary for tha sixth consecutlva
year.
Appointive offices will be
renounced on Dec. 23, next
regular meeting of the group.
LymanInitiates
Beta Club
Members
DeBary Chib
To Offer Class
■j Ja»
Dea Mother Frances Setje
of Casselberry, who has bent In Sculpture
in Cub Scout work for the
By Jaaa Cssssfksrry
Twenty-four student* of Ly
e s High School v a n initiat
ed lets tha Beta Gab last Fri
day la a candlelight ceremony
held In tha aehool auditorium
before the entire student body.
Thoaa initiated were Set
ten — Peter Carlson, David
King, Mary Mae and Paula
Riddle) Jnnlora—Andrew Hinely, Larry Marahall, Mary
Mldgatta, Susan Lakntoeh,
Kerry Parker and Owyn Rotenkroger) Sophomores — Ste
phen Brady, Robert Goplsn,
Thomaa McLaughlin, Kelly
Trnvlck, Demetrius Thermenoi, Dorian Thormenoa, Candko Bamford, Nancy George,
Kathleen Kent, Cynthia Legg,
Eunice Murray, Nancy Payne,
Mary Peterson, and^Catolyu
Thomas.
Lyman Faculty members,
Href Mildred Dxunia, Ray
Pharr and Jim Payne, who are
numbers of tha Beta Club,
were honored.
Pharr spoke on tho subjsct,
-What tha Bate Club Meant
to Me.* Principal Carlton Hen
ley administered the pledgs
ta tha new member* and gave
a short Inspirational talk.
past eight year*, not only hai
a dan of active boys In Cas
selberry Pack 540. but also
works with Pack 233 made up
af handicapped boys from
right-ten years old at Forrest
Park School In Orlando.
Her co-leader Is H n . 31ary
McEnany of Apopka, advanc
ed training chairman for the
Wekiws District. Th* II eager
cubs come from communities
In Seminole and Orange Countlea end suffer from a variety
of handicaps Including cere
bral palaey, muscular dystro
phy, congenital birth defects,
post-polio, aphasia, spina btfflda and blindness.
At first glance on entering
their meeting place, one Is
impressed with the (set that
here are a group of 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 "see" with their
fingers the gifts they are
painstakingly making to sur
prise their parents at Christ
mas.
They stiffen with pride is
they salute the Flag and they
pledge themselves to “do my
best to do my duty to God and
my country, to be square and
to obey the law of the pack"
Just like cubs everywhere.
The Cub Pack waa organ
ized 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
ized at Forrest Park for
Brownies and Girl Scouts.
Sinrere gratitude Is due vol
unteer* *uch a* Mr*. Setje
and Mr*. McEnany who are
striving to help these boys
suffering from a physical dis
ability to have as normal a
childhood a* possible.
South Seminole
Garden Club
To Meet.
By Jana Casselberry
The December meeting of
the South' Seminole Garden
Club will b« held next Monday
at 1:30 p. m. at tha Cassel
berry Women's Club on Overbrook Drive with tho themo ta
be "Magic of Christmas,"
Mrs. K. P. Richards will
pttsent a muuologue entitled
"Marital Showdown." Members of tha executive board
will present a playlet, “Strate
gy In Garden Club *
Each member Is asked ta
bring a 30 cent toy or gift for
the I,Ion* Club Christmas
baskets. Each should be mark
ed with the age and sex of the
child who might enjoy It.
There wilt be a gift exrhang* of 15 cent glfta per
Board To M eet
taining to gardening among
members of ths club.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Elton
lieiinelt, Mrs. Walter Krohne,
Muffley, Mrs. Wayne Sobst- Mrs. O. W. Holmes, Mrs.
ka, Mrs. William Eckard, Mrs. Ralph Hammond and Mrs. W.
William Lancaster, Mrs. Sts- J. Hartley.
Th« executive board of the
Longwood Elementary PTO
will meet at I p. m. today in
the Teacher's Lounge to plan
the agenda for next Tuesday's
meeting of the general mem
berxhlp. All board members
are urged to attend.
phsn Tully, Mrs. Charles Cur
ry and Miss Deborah Glovsr.
Joining the club a t this meet
ing were Mrs. Sobatka, Sirs.
Curry aud Mrs. Mufflay.
Hostesses for tha luncheon
were members of the executive
board.
Unit To Meet
The Auxiliary Unit of South
Seminole VFW Poit 8307 will
meet at I p. m. today at the
Post Hom« on (he Old Dixie
Mrs. Ruth Hopkins, president
will conduct the meeting.
Oviedo Teams Treated To Steak Dinner
By Herale* Kelsey
Members of the Oviedo Var
sity and Junior Varsity Foot
ball teams wers guests of hon
or last Thursday when Roa-
well Noegel, member of tha
board of directors of the
Oviedo Athletic Association,
entertained at a steak supper
at John Courier Field with
1IN> persima In attendance.
Other special guests Invit
ed to the affair were Jim
Palmer, Arthur Scott and Jack
Calvert of the school's coach-
GRILLING STEAKS a t b i t weak’* dinner honoring Oviedo football teams
ware, from left, Itoawcll Noegel, the hoat and Johnnie Jakubcln. Bob Ward
U d Chief George Kelsey.
(Heruhl Photo)
Ing staff; C. W. I IdIdvr, prin
cipal of the school; Dr. E. W.
Stoner, physician for the
teams; Varsity and Junior
Varsity Cheerleaders and their
sponsors, Mr*. James Partin
and Mrs. Milton Gore; Home
roming Queen candidates and
the 190.1 Queen, Miss Ann
Ridenour and Joe Warden
Herald sports writer.
Assisting with preparation
of the meat were Emmett Kef
*ey, Chief George A. Kelsey.
Bub Ward and Johnny Jakub
cln.
Uut-of-town guests for the
occasion were Noegel'a bro
ther-in-law and sister. Mr. and
Mrs. Edmund Davis of Orlan
do.
Noegel, In addition to serv
ing on the board of the Ath
letic Association, is a devoted
fan and assista tho schoul
and town groups In many
*aya In fund-raising events
and civic and oocial affairs.
Ils Is owner of the Oviedo
Drug Slurv and, although not
a resident of the town, he
takes an active Interest in all
matters concerning it.
He has expressed his appre
ciation to all thoea helping
him with the steak supper
and looks forward to wring it
become an annual event.
CUB SCOUTS of Pack 232, made up of handicapped youngster* at For
rest Park School, are making Christman gifts for their parents under di
rection of Den Mothers Mrs. Mary McEnany and Mrs. Frances Setje, left
to right, who are shown with Ed, Billy and Mark, members of the pack.
Altamonte PTA
Has Meeting
By Julia Bariaa
Thia month’! meeting of
tha Atlamonta Springs Ele
mentary PTA wai held on
Dec. 3 at 7:30 p. m. in the
school auditorium.
Tha moating waa opened
with th* presentation of a
living Nativity Seen* by Mrs.
Sue OTIara's fifth gradera
followed by a Christmas carol
tong feat.
During thO business meet
ing it was reported by Mrs.
Louise Kirscbncr Uiat the
Halloween Carnival brought
In a net profit of *539. The
magaxine sales project has
been completed and final re
ports will be given at tho
next meeting.
Mrs. VI Segreet reported
that student eye exams by
means of tele-binocular are
nearing completion.
An Informative program on
growth of student enrollment
aad teaching personnel since
1933, projected until 19M,
was presented by R. T. Milwee, Stewart Gatchel, Wil
liam Horton and Mrs. Mar
garet Golt of the Seminole
County School Department.
Refreshment! were served
by fifth grade mothers at the
close of die meeting.
Christmas
Sock Hop
Planned
By Jane Casselberry
A Christmas Sock Hop tor
young people, 13 to 18 years
will be sponsored by the Cas
selberry Recreation Commit
slon on Saturday, Dec. 31.
from 7:30 until 11:30 p.m. In
the Women's Club Building on
Overbrook Drive.
It is requested that girls
attending wear dresses nr
skirts and blouse* and boys
wear slacks and sports shirt*
Youths from Casselberry
will be admitted free but
small admission w i l l be
charged those from other
areas.
Invitation also Is extended
ta adults and parents who
Mould like to assist at chap
erones for the dance.
Christmas Decorations Made
At Meeting Of Garden Club
By Mona Grinstend
make their own holiday decor
A program on Christmas ations.
decorations demonstrating or
iginal dlesa for their creation
was presented by Mri. H. T.
Crittenden, florist, as a high
light of last week's meeting
of the North Orlando Garden
Club In tho Civic Building.
Following tho demonstra
tion, all members of the club
joined In a work session to
Bear Lake PTA
Has Program
Highlight of the Dec. 3 Bear
Lake Elementary PTA meet
ing was the presentation of
Harvest of Songs," a musi
cal program given by fourth,
fifth and sixth grade music
students of 3lrs. Mary Fran
ces Molten.
Those taking part In (he
program appeared in Puritan
costume.
Mrs. Kay Viels, ways and
means chairman, 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 holiday*. The regular
schedule of the every-otherSaturday movies will be re
sumed on Jan. It.
Mr*. Mary Kremcr Inform
ed that there still Is lime for
parents to “climb aboard the
PTA Member Ship as a pareenger" and that a -hart pic
ture of the "ship" Is In the
school office.
There will be no meeting
of the PTA In January.
Business conducted at the
meeting Included a vote to
rent the club's large coffee
maker to other North Orlan
do club*. A fee of 00 cent*
for the first two day* will be
charged after which additional
charge* of fin cent* per day
will be made.
The group nlso voted to
have membership card* and to
purchase award certificate* to
be presented to Garden of
the Month winner*.
fdentitles of secret pale were
revealed and gift* exchanged.
New name* were drawn for
the coming yrar.
A talk oil horticulture re
lated to various yard and
plant problem* was presented
by th* hoilesies. Mr*. Carl
llyutt and Mr*. Don Nall.
Two new member*, Mr*.
M. E. Berry and Mr*. Eileen
Wyman, were accepted.
Ih e club'a Chrlatmaa party
will be held this Friday at f>
p.m. In the Civic Building for
member* 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 M eet
By Dowaa Estes
The December meeting of
the Longwood Area Chamber
of Commerce Is scheduled for
S 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 has been planned.
Wayfarers Elect
New Officers
Plana to offer a class la
sculpture, If sufficient Inter
est Is shown, were read* at
last week's meeting of the
DeBary Arts and Crafti Club
held at the DeBary Mansion
House with President Chester
Eldridge presiding.
Those Interested la th*
■eulpturo clan, which would
be taught by CoL Paul Biased
of Lake Mary, are asked to
register at the Mansion or
contact any member of tha
club.
In other business, changes
to be made in the by-laws
were explained. Archie MacNaughton gave a resume of
the recent convention held la
Hollywood and i n f o r m e d
members that two loti at tha
Mansion entrance will be give:. to the Federation In place
of two located at ths swim
ming pool. This change la lot
location will allow the view
from the Mansion overlooking
Lake Monroe to remain aa it
has been for past years.
Mrs. G. Patterson was prasented as a new member by
Mrs. Adam Muller, member
ship chairman.
The public la Invited to view
the Religion in Art exhibit
now on display by tha club
and the Florida Circuit Show
ing now hanging In the thre*
main galleries at the Man
sion.
Moose To Enroll
New Members
Enrollment for 20 new
members will be conducted
by Sanford Lodge 1331, 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 Ihe enrollment,
which I* restricted to mem
ber* 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 wilt
be provided by Nick Pfeifauf
and his "Starlighters."
Both events will take place
in the temporary Lodge Hall
located above the IGA Food
Start in Lake Mary.
T h e DeBary Wayfarers,
meeting recently at the Com
munity Center, elected a new
slate of officers on recom
mendations a* presented by
George Nickul, 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 II. W.
Goertf, treasurer, and Walter
J. Conaty and Raymond II.
Snyder, director*.
Officers will be Installed at By Mrs. C lansca Snyder
the Jan. g znacting af the
Tha Osteen Civic Associa
group.
tion will sponsor a Christmas
Bazaar In the Pariah Housa
of Sanford’s Holy Crass Epis
Book Open
copal Church this Friday from
Mrs. Onnle R. Shomate, 9 a. m. until 9 p. m.
Longkood city clerk, announc Light lunches of sandwiches,
ed today that
pie, cake and coffea alia
lion books In
will be avail able. *
been reopened
All proceed* from the event
will be applied to fundi for
building the proposed new
Osteen Group
To Sponsor
Bazaar
Fire Auxiliary
Sets Lurtcheon
By Mrs. Adam Mailer
A covered dish luncheon for
member* of the Auxiliary to
Ihe DeBary Volunteer Fire
men's Association, and their
husbands, will be held
p.m. next Monday In the
restion Hall of the
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, Janet Lucore,
Diane Duquette. Dianne Stew art; second row,
Debra Powell, Debra Canalouf Anita Stodden,
Carla DelviUaggio, Suzanne Turner and Debra
“‘“tuizek. Leaders are Mm. Carol Lucore and
Mrs. Thelma Powell.
(Herald Photo)
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H u bank thermometer read
73 degrees a t 11 thia morning
. . . ea the Qrit anniveriary
oi the "Mg freeae" of 1K2.
te rn which Florida »frie d j l # ia still endeavortnf to re
cover.
• • •
Sanford business people are
■oat forgetful . . . every day
tk i police blotter carries re
ports of the night officers
finding offices and stores un
locked. Necessary to get the
owners out of bed to lock
Members of Lake Mary
Chamber of Commerce still
a n Interested la getting sn
Interchange in the area to
the new Interstate 4 Highway,
and are requesting co-operstioa of the people in obtain
ing the necessary rlghts-ofway. C h a m b e r President
A e b a rd Keogh told “The
Etoek" today.
• • •
M m F. Bonner J r. and Carl
S. Burbridge have been nam
ed vice presidents for public
relations and utility opera
tions, respectively, far the
Deltona Corporation.
• •
Longwood City Council an
jo u n c e d today that a ruling
baa been passed stating that
taverns and other places ot
business selling alcoholic bev
•rages In the city m utt be
locked and vacated by 12:15
a.m. each day.
• • I
Congress No. 1 ot the Bap
tist Church will convene Dec.
X4-39 at Missionary Baptist
•th u rc h . Rev. S. W. Washing
ton Is president and Rev, J.
C. Miller is pastor.
• • •
Wednesday noon nest is the
deadline for entry into the
Jsycre Christmas Lighting
contest.
• e •
Seminole H i g h Coralicra
_ a n d Slekxiiere will present
■ th eir annual Christmas con
cert at • p.m. Thursday at
the school auditorium.
• • •
Members of the St. Johns
Indian River Canal District
wilt meet at U a.m. Thurs
day at Orlando to discuss
agreement with the trustees
«f the Internal Improvement
jk Fund and a contract with Hey
■olds. Smith and Hills for en
giocerlng.
• •
A county-wide chest X-ray
survey is stated for Jan. 7-23
at 42 placei under sponsor
ship or the Seminole County
unit of the Central Florida TB
and RD Association.
• • •
f
Seminole High Broadcast
log Club will bring to a close
Its “Toys for Tots” commun
ity project next Friday, Dec
20. Donations of toys, food
rlotliing and money may be
made by telephoning 322-5892,
222 6112 or 322 0305 and con
trlbutions will be picked up
Or, drop them off at the Jay
rees building on French Ave
I nuc.
b • «
Lake Mary poslaffice will
be open Saturdays, Dec. . It
ami 21, to t p.m. to assist in
Christ mas mailing, according
to Pu.tmavlcr Clarence .J Jn
alilsnn Postmasler C e c i l s
Heard reminds that the San
ford postoffice will • be open
- both Saturday between 8:30
* a.m. and 5 p.m. and also this
Sunday from 1-4 p.m. for
•tamps and parcel post only.
• • •
WEATHER: Fair and mild through Saturday; high today low WMjlow tonight in 60a.___________________
SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 82
U n ita d P r a ia L agged W i n
K stabU sbad 1906 F R I., D E C E M B E R IS , 1963
Seaboard Will
Issue Shares
For Purchase
WASHINGTON (UPI) —
The Interstate Commerce Com*
mission today approved the
merger of the Seaboard Air
Una Railroad and the At
lantic Coast Una Railroad daspite 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, eaid the Interstate
Commerce Act dues not pro
hibit merger of financially
strong railroads.
The combined organisation,
to be known as the Seaboard
Coast Line Railroad, wilt com
prise 12,390 miles of track,
serving the Southeast from
Virginia to Florida.
The ICC authorised the Sea
board company to liana 3,839,345 shares of |20 p ar val
ue cumtnon stock In order to
acquire the outstanding shares
of Atlantic Coast Line stock.
The Atlantic Coast Line’s
major routes currently ex
tend from Richmond, Vs.,
south to Jacksonville, Tamps
and St. Petersburg, Fla. The
railroad also serves such citlee
■■ Wilmington, N. C>, Spartan
burg, S. C„ Atlanta and Al
bany, (is., and Birmingham
and Montgomery, Ala.
The merger haa been op
posed by the Justice Depart
ment, railway labor groups,
the Florida East Coast Rail
road, nml other* on grounds
that it would rreata a mo
nopoly.
"Thera it no question that
there will be ■ t'- a .T u - 1
duction In rail coApetttiim (n
Florida," the report said.
But it added, “In much of
Florida, Seaboard and Coast
Lina heretofore have had
what might be described t i 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 haa long existed there
and from which there have
been no appreciably adverse
competitive effects upon com
munities or the shipping pub
lic."
Capt. Harry Foden reports
Uic Salvation Army Is scltlnj
Up a toy shop at the old A A P
atore for underprivileged chil
dren . . . and all donations
will be gratefully accepted.
* * *
Detailed plans (or the oper
ations ot the Central Intelli
gence Bureau, formed by the
Florida Citrus Mutusl Ibis
season to curtail the 23 mil
lion fruit thievery in the
•talc, were worked out at a
meeting in DcLand Tuesday.
Sheriff J. L. Hobby hat ap
pointed Deputies J . Q. Callo
way and Jam es R. Moore to
work with the bureau.
Derailment
MIAMI ( U PI»—Three cars
of a long Florida F ait Coast
Railway freight train were
derailed her# Thursday when
the train engineer made s
aaic stop la avoid hitting •
■m.
•e
9
c u p a t Sanford was dis Carlton upheld motions by
missed today aa a defendant Cttjr Attorney William C,
la two slander suits ass t le g Hutchison Jr. that M . L. Sexa half mill lew dollar*.
doing business as Saxon
Circuit Judge Vaster D . Termite Control, Holly HIR,
was la error la filing two pe
titions against the City and
against City Manager W. E.
Knowles over remarks allegedmade by Knowles a t a
City Commission meeting.
Judge Carlton dismissed the
ICC Okays Merger Of ACL, SAL KidnapersOf
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City Dismissed
In Ikandar Suit
Moscow-Peking
Split Widens
UNITED 'NATIONS, N. Y.
(UPI) — Slno-Soviet relations
worsened Aday with Com
munist C ftpa'i denial of a
Soviet xtMemcnt that China
dem andedr« UN seat as a
price for expanding two UN
councils to meet Afro-Ailan
demands.
The United Nations htd
been informed of the alleged
Cmn in uni si Chinese position
by Soviet Ambassador Niko
lai T. Fedorenko,
Thursday the Soviet Union
sought to re-open the question
of putting the Chinese Com
munists in the seat now held
by Nationalist China. The
move was ruled out of order
in liie General Assembly's
Credentials Committee be
cause the same issue was de
cided earlier this session by
list- full assembly.
A broadcast from Peking
accused Fedorenko of “cunn
ingly masquerading" as Had
China's champion in the Unit
ed Natione while actually try
ing to spilt it from msny of
the African and Aslan coun
tries which support its claim
for a UN seat.
sumHELPER m
IUUVA
•• •
1.08 ANGELES (UPI) —
Sm oking Blamed The FB I today secretly preto
THE HAGUE (UPI) - Th« ed Its search for kidnapers of
Dutch government has stated Frank Sinatra Jr. while de
officially that cigarette smok clining comment on reports It
ing la the main cause of lung had taken motion pictures of
the euapecta with a long-range
cancer.
camera aa the $340,01X1 ran
som waa being picked up.
Peron S co ffs
Frank Sinatra Sr. was re
MADRID (UPI)-Argentlne
ex-dlclator Juan D. Peron to ported by a close friend to
day scoffed a t Argentina's at have eeen the picture*, taken
tempts to extradite him from with a telescopic lens and
Spain to stand trial oa a infra-red light, and recognised
two o f the euspeets.
charge of statutory rape.
The friend, director of on*
of
the San Francisco Bay
Debris Sighted
area's largest liquor distribu
ORLANDO (U P I)-T he Air
torships, refused to have hla
Rescue headquarters h e r e
name uaed.
said search planes sighted
Ha and a Bay area night
possible debris from a C48
lub owner who corroborated
that ditched near the A tom
the story, said they wished
Monday with three Miamians
to remain anonymous because
•board.
of tha delicate nature of the
search and to protect people
Task Force
from whom they received the
NAVY AND CIVILIAN dignitaries were on hmid Thursday to greet Vice
WASHINGTON (UPD-The
Information.
Adm. Paul H. Ramsey, commander of Nuvul Air Forces In the Atluntic
United States Is planning to
There were other published
Fleet, when he arrived a t Sanford Naval A ir Station. Ailmiral Ramsey
station a small naval task
reports of alleged develop
la pictured here chatting with Sen. Mack Cleveland Jr. ami Karlyle Nounforce on a part-time basis in
ments In the case, Including
holder, president-elect of the Chamber of Commerce. In the center back
the Indian Ocean, the main
one fay e reporter for a New
ground are County Commissioner James Avery and Capt, Itobcrt Bl. Ware.
area not covered by U. S. glo
York City newspaper that the
bal military deployments.
agenta who questioned young
Sinatra “felt be was too pat
Ships Seized
with hi* answsre. Too neat,"
JAKARTA, Indonesia (UPI)
The FBI declined to com
— The official news agency
nient on the report but Jim
A n t a r a reported Thursday
Mahoney, spokesmen for the
four Malaysian ships and 41
elder Sinatra, quoted tbs fed
salting vessels have been
erel agenta aa aaying they
sciird by the Indonesian ma
never had talked to tha New
time
this
afternoon,
defense
rlne
police.
A six-man jury waa expect
York
reporter.
ed to get the cose of C. R. counsel advised Circuit, Judge
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) In Washington, the FBI dis
Lowdermilk, charged In a Votia A. Williams a t noon. Rep, Frederick Karl of Vo Hazardous Trip
Lowdermilk, with
three
PRESTWICK. S c o t l a n d closed today it has the aeria
)200,000 citrus swindle, some
others, 1* charged with bilk lusia said today a 21,500 fee (UPI)—Four Britons depart numbers on the ransom money,
A spokesman eeld a list of
ing Hi-Acrs* Concentrate, paid the state budget director ed for New York Thursday
numbers la being distributed
Forest City, of *200.01)0 in as • ‘ consultant' to (ha Turn- night In two 23-year-old M bs fetslfrins^sol'd*
clW fik v Authority w as *4julte un-‘ sersdualdt: .fighter . p U * a to i^ ^ u*|’o0t **•
** **
"
via au*. . ^ 'ji
usual- and perhaps a little ir relics of W orld’Wsr II still W Atty.
Gen. Robert Kennedy,
marked with Nazi swastikas.
Alba Hall* on* of the four regular."
who offered his assistance la
defendant.*; ph-aded guilty
Knrl. who also is a candi
the ca«e when young flinntra
earlier this Week end turned date lor governor, called on Nasser Calls
CAIRO (U PD -U .A .R. P its was kidnaped Sunday night at
state's witness against Low- Turnpike Chairman J o h n
Lake Tahoe motel, alae waa
drrmilk.
Phillips to provide him with Idcnt Carnal Abdel Nasicr reported active in the
flew
lo
Tunis
Thursday
to
at
.Still
to
Stand
trial
are
information concerning the
l a p a z , Boil' a . c p i ; —
here.
Rebellious tin miners in Ca- Ralph Alderman and Uilly fee. specifying in detail the tend celebrations marking
France'a
evacuation
of
the
Lumnr
Hammond.
trrvicei performed in earning
tavi, defying military threats,
Blirrte air naval base, the
the money.
held on to four American ami
IT other hostages today de
The payment to Budget Di semiofficial Middle E a a t
spite the failure of their
rector Harry Smith attracted News Agency reported.
union's anti-government de
the attention uf a legislative
monstration here Thursday.
money watchdog committee
The hostages, cooped up in
which asked Ally. Gen. Rich LAKELAND (U PI)-Feilera mine-union library in CaNEW YORK (UPI) — Rep
ard Ervin for sn opinion al ami state agriculture offi
cials aisureri the Florida Cit- resentatives ef Hus* barge
tavl for the past week, have
whether
the
turnpike
agency
United Press International
r u s Commission Thursday companies wars questioned to
been generally well treated
Temperatures skidded to had authority to make the
that every possible step was day in connection with the dis
and are reported in good
payment.
ward zero across the North
helm,’ token to protect Hie appearance of miltlona of
health.
Effrct
of
llm
acldltional
ern Plains today and 15 mile
Red Cross representatives an hour winds whipped snow money was to raise (smith's slate from Hie Mexican fruit pounds of edible oil.
The oil disappeared from
who have been allowed to into drifts in the Dakotas.
salary from the legislative set fly.
storage tanks sround Bay
visit the hostages report that
Near • blizzard conditions amount of $15,500 to |I7,U00.
onne, N. J , shortly bsforo th#
they are growing increasingly were expected in parts of The payment was nud* retro
BELGRADE,
Yugoslavia Allied Crude Vegetable Oil
nervous as time passe*, per Minnesota and western Wis active to July 1.
<UPI ) — Yugoslavia handed Corp. went bankrupt.
haps mindful of the fate of consin but the weather bureau
Karl said there ice
the Communist C h i n e s e
two American hostages killed said the massive storm which be a conflict of intern
Capt. Gen* Emma of the
charge d'affaires a n o t e barge John K, Thursday pro
in a similar outbreak in Ca- churned down from the Roc ed by the fee whic
Thursday protesting “insult duced log* of his vessel which
tavi in 1949.
kies last weekend was begin not be permitted,
ing attacks" on President showed that Allied removed a
The hostages were wised ning to Mow Itself out.
apprcrlstc so mu infi
Tito by Red Chinese Deputy largo amount of oil from s
last Friday to support Vice
Blizzard
warnings
were concerning it." Kar
President Juan Uechin's de withdrawn for the North and Phillips.
Premier 14 llsljen Nlen.
tank farm during th* week
mands for the release of three Centra! Plains end upper
before It started bankruptcy
The Volusia In wins
Communist mine-union lead Midwest.
proceedings.
a bill waa passed d
ers arrested on charges of
The storm still sent heavy UNO session giving
Emma testified that Allied
killing a third union official. rains across Hie Southland. get commission “watchdog"
removed mure than nine mil
There has been no signifi Tallahassee r e p o r t e d 1.26 powers over the ijimpikc
lion pound* of ail by barge
WASHINGTON (UPI) cant change in the situation inches during the night. Up Authority's finances.
between Nov. 12 and Nov. ID,
Foregoing
public
appearanc
sinre then, despite a bristling to one inch fell in sections n(
the day before it filed for
e s and wearing the tradition
exchange of ultimatums and Louisiana, Mississippi and
receivership.
al
black
of
the
widow,
Mrs.
threats and a certain amount Alahanta.
Allied, headed by Anthony
Jacqueline Kennedy will obof marching and counter
About an inch or two of
DoAngrliii, filed fur bank
HTvc
a
une-year
mourning
marching
by
government fresh »now fell Thursday night
ruptcy when It was unable to
period for to r dead husband.
troop* and miners' militia.
in Kansas but (lie rest of
meet margin calls of $18 mil
Mrs.
Kennedy's
decision
A continued session of the
the soowbell showed only a
lion.
Casselberry Board ol Aider- was announced Thursday by
trace of precipitation.
The firm had issued ware
men has torn callet tor 7 her press secretary, Pamela
Heuss Mourned
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. today in the T om Hall lurnure.
#90 million pound* rf oil in
to
make
a
decision
oi
ratifi
Asked If there was a possi storage tanks. However, when
l UPI) — West Gcrmana to gan and l.akc Huron hud
day mourned the death of equalled all time tow level* cation of tbc Dec. 2 m inlcipal bility that Mrs. Krnncdy tha tank* were checked re
would campaign for President cently, only seven million
Theodor Heuss, their first for December act in 1933. The election returns.
Council Attorney 2 enm'tli Johnson next year, Min Turn- pounds could be accounted
post-war president, who died weather bureau blamed the
Thursday. He was honored a* severe drought this fall (or Mclntuih has reporteis to the ure said Mrs. Kennedy would fur.
a modest and popular man causing many rivers in Miss hoard that as of six minutes remain in mourning and
who helped bring democracy ouri and Illinois to approach lo 5 p ni . Thursday, n* bill of would not accept sny public
engagements.
to his country.
complaint had been fi
record low levels.
Lowdermilk Citrus
Case Nearing Jury
Karl Assails
Fee Payment
To Smith
Four Americans
Still Held By
Bolivia Rebels
Cold And Rain
Buffet Nation
Protection
Face Grilling
Insults Protested
Mrs. Kennedy
Sets Mourning
Board To Decide
On Election
‘Cape Kennedy*
M ail Returned
'Not Wisely, But Too W e lt
RED BANK, N. J . ( U P I ) Hlstory teacher Thomas 31.
Perry taught bis senior class
•bout tb* labor movement so
welt that he found himself
faring their organised bar
gaining unit Thursday.
Thomas teaches at Red
S H O P 2o r Otf ( 5
Bank
High School and deIN O l I H AD P A O E S
eczibss hioualf aa a “fquly
Editorial Comment:
All-Out Effort
Sanford Herald readers are assured that
county leaden are "working all out" to induce
the State Board o f Control to place the new
four-year undergraduate university in Seminole
County.
The choice lays between Seminole and Or
ange Counties . . . each have two eites in the
running. Orange leaden also are working and
bending every effort to win the school. Even to
the point where the Mormon Church has upped
Its offer by 860 acres to 8,438 acres as th e uni
versity site.
However, sta ff members Informed the
Board members last Friday at Boca Raton that
the Mormon Church’s Deseret Farm site in
southeast Orange County will require extensive
and expensive drainage. The Board split 4-8 on
thia site.
Seminole has an ace-ln-the-hote, though.
County electors last month gave the "go-ahead1*
signal to the County Commissioners for a special
freeholders election, if necessary, to acquire
funds to purchase the Lake Ada or Lee Ranch
site. The Board o f Control haa insisted tim e ta
of the essence . . . and Orange County now nraat
wait until approval by the 1965 Legislature for
a bond election if one of the two Orange sitas^
Deseret or Blueetone, is selected.
Again, Herald readers are assured that
Seminole leaders are working, hard and long, to
induce the Board of Control to place tho new
school here. Mayor Tom McDonald said thia
morning: 'The Sanford City Commission has ex
pressed a unanimous wish that everyone In
Seminole County unite behind the effort to bring
tho proposed space university to either o f th e
two county sites. Every member o f th e City
Commission h ss publicly pledged himself to work
and to support the efforts to bring th is universi
ty to Seminote County regardless o f which
county site is selected." County Commission and
Chamber of Commerce also are united in thia
Joint effort.
Local leaders are NOT telling o f their ef.
forts because they have no desire to "tip their
hand" to Orange leaders. The Herald concurs.
FEC, U. S. Each
Barge Officials Score In Court
Labor Class Teacher Forced To Bargain
SHOPPING DAYS
TO CHRISTMAS
Sinatra Jr.
Said Known
City m a defendant fa both
cases, each asking *350,000,
but left the door open for an
appeal by the plaintiff* coun
sel.
Knowles continues aa a de
fendant In the two tta e i, each
asking damsgea of glSOJMO
from the City Manager and
each based on newspaper art
tides about tha Commission
meeting.
tough and demanding troch- Thoms* with a seven jh Int pe
tition including demat is for
er."
That tiuild I* the reason tha a writers rram p break more
31 members of tha class show regard for the fart th it stu
ed up Thursday organised dents have other subje ti, in
os "United Slaveworkori, Lo end to excesaiva hon owurk,
cal 211." Some even carried a shorter term paper and mors
placards which laid “ Boss time to do lL
Thomas went slung w tli tha
Unfair."
Tb* students
presented j practical lesson in lat *r ue
gutiatiuna and »st down with
the negotiating committee.
After deliberating, he grant
ed one of the demands to give
tin dents mure time to com
plete their U’rm papers. The
papers, however, will still
have to be si Must 6,ttUt) wuriia
long.
DAYTON, Ohio (UPI) Despite the publicity when
Cepe Canaveral, the rocketlaunching complex in Flor
ida, was re-named In honor
of the late president Kennedy,
the Post Office doesn’t seem
lo know where it la.
Eric McCarthy, an employe
of the National Management
Association with headquarters
here, Monday sent a totter
addressed to Cape Kennedy.
It was returned marked: No
such post office in the state."
Cape Kennedy's Post Office
is Cocya Beach, Fla.
JACKSONVILLE (UPI) The U. S. Justice Department
ami tha slrlkt-bound Florida
East Cosat Railway aach woo
s round at a two-day battle
here to Federal Court.
Federal Judge Bryan Simp*
sou refuted Thursday to grant
a government requested In
junction farcing the carrier
to rohlre strikers for 30 days
after a scheduled Dec. 19 em
ergency board report to the
President.
However, Simpson did grant
a Justice Department re
quested injunction barring the
FEC from making work rule
changes which were covered
in national negotiations In
1930.
But tha Justice Depart
ment'* victory w u a hollow
one because FEC attorney*
agreed Wednesday not to en
force the work rule change*
covered in the 1959 mediation.
Tbe FEC Said n n m u t ^ ,
however, that It planned to
carry through oa cbtagaa sol
covered Is the IMS negotia
tions, and Judge Simpson g e ts
the government tim e Thurs
day to ftto briefa against
these other rule changes.
In denying tha govenw
menl's Injunction to lore* tha
FEC la rehlrt striker#, Judga
Simpson said be felt the ac
tion would b* unfair to th#
carrier.
He said the fact tha FEC
had hired several hundred
new employes to replace the
striking non-union workers
weighed heavily in hla deci
sion.
If be bad Issued tbe Injunc
tion, Simpson said tbe strike
probably would have resum
ed after Jan. 19 and the FEC
would be forced to atari hir
ing new employes again.
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Lib rary Talk Set
Relocation uf Sanford pub
lic library from its present
quarters at Fifth Street and
Oak Avenne to the old post of
fice building on First Street
at Talmctto Avcr.ua will be
considered at tonlght'a reg
ular meeting of the City Com
mission.
The property has been of
fered by tbs General Services
Administration to the City for
a public library building, to be
used as such for 20 years
GraduallyFrom
FoodPoisoning
KNOXVILLE, Ten«. (UPI)
—Gradual Improvement mu
imported todor among 14 t*rM n treatod loot week for bot
ulism. the ran food poisoning
•oopoctod o f killing seven
other*.
University Hospital h u r t
and Vanderbilt Hospital In
Nashrilio reported slow but
■toady Improvement far those
stricken after eating the same
brand of smoked whlteflsh.
A Tennessee Air National
Guard jet fighter continues to
be kept on standby at McGeeTyson Air Pores Base near
Kaozvilla for flight to New
York on Immediate notice to
pick up a shipment of antito ils which would be sent to
Now York from Paris.
All patients were treated
With an expensive antl-tosln
to combat the type-E botul
ism, a rare form of poisoning
spread by a tiny organism
knows as elostrldiura botulBotullsm was also believed
to have caused the deaths of
two persons la Michigan,
three In Knoxville and two In
NaahviUo.
The same type of fish,
packaged by Domboa A Bros.
Fisheries, of Grand Haven,
Mkh* has been Involved In
each cuss,
Bornboa Immediately halted
Its operation when learning of
the suspected poisoning. The
principal supermarket dtst.rihutor of Uio product ordered it
noved from shelves.
Area WSCS
To Have
Bazaar
when It will be deeded to the
City.
Commission also will consid
er leasing the Municipal Sta
dium and grounds to the
School Board of school use fur
f l annusl rental.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
F L A M E RED
Sugar Probe
WASHINGTON <L*PI>-The
Agriculture Department is Investigsting sugar prices. The1
Inquiry follows a recent sharp
rise in sugar prices.
R IN S0 B LU E
LARGE
A NEW CALCULATOR, valued at 11,000 and
believed to be the only one of it* kind in Semi
nole County, ha* been added to the equipment
for the drafting claati at Seminole High School,
Jay Payne ojierates the new “ brain’* ns Robert
Raynor look* on,
(Herald Photo)
By Area Methodists
Harold Willis, eighth grade;
Mrs. John Birkhelmer, ninth
grade; Jim Kdmliton, tenth
grade; Mrs. II. T, Crittenden,
eleventh and twelfth grades;
Mrs. Phil Caesber, Older
Youth; Mrs. M. C. Dugglni,
Young Marrieds; Mrs. Darwin
Mira, Christian Homsmskers
and Mrs. It. C. Carlson, adults.
William Shook Is assistant
superintendent and Mrs, Nel
son Bunnell is superintendent
of tha primary department.
Miss Crozier
To Hold Recital
4
"C A M P B E L L 'S”
“B R E M N E R ’S*
Tomato S O U P
SALTIN ES
NO. 1
LB.
CAN
PKG.
Limit; 2 With Your 11 Or More Food Order Ptraso
Limit) One With Year *3 Or More Food Order Flesso
"B L U E S E A L ”
Connections? There just aren't any to maka! On a
Greyhound thru-service bus, you step on where you
are. Step off where you're going. Only Greyhound
has so m a n y t h r u - b u s e s . For r e l a x a t i o n ,
G O G R E Y H O U N D ...A N D LE A V E TH E D R IV IN G T O U S .
"M R . G” FR O ZEN
SOLID 0 LE 0
French Fries
LB.
PKG.
GO GREMIUND
Hawaii Missed
By Tidal Wave
Limit: 2 With I*. Order
...and leave the driving to us
FLORIDA G R A D E " A ”
U R G E EGGS
L
DOZEN
Give once for m any
India Is divided Into 2ft
States, including the former
princely state*.
K
Limit: I With 93 Order Pleas*
Training Course Set
Hy Jane Caanelberry
A training course on “ Meth
odist Foundations and Princi
ples'* la being held today
through next Sunday at 7:30
p. m. at the Casselberry Com
munity Church.
The course, la being taught
by Rev. Dclmas Copeland,
and U open to all Sunday
School teachers, prospective
teachers and other interested
persons.
New teacher assignments In
the Sundny School have been
announced by Supt, Carlyle
Swofford.
They are Mrs. Mae Slade,
n u r s e r y department; Mrs.
Lylo Burker and her assist
ant, Mrs. Lynn Stevens, kin
dergarten; Mrs. Mnry Mohley,
first grade; Mrs. W i l l i a m
Young, second grade; Mrs.
Don Mac Lead, third grade
girls and Mrs. L U. Hunter,
third grude boys;
Mrs. G. F. Messick, fourth
grade; Durban Ferrell, fifth
grade; Mrs. C. H. Swafford,
ninth grade; Mrs. llun Pattishall, seventh grade; Mrs.
Tokay G R APES
LB,
BOX
Catharine Crosier, who will
present nn organ recital here
at H p. m. Oct. 21 at First
Presbyterian Church, tins nne
of Uie largest memorized re
pertoires among eonerrt or
t
ganist* of the day, according 1 . Exclusive Scenicrutssr Service**! no sztra ftro. for example:.
One Hound
line l(„on,1
In Informed critics.
Way Trip
Wsy Trip
Composition for organ are
NEW YOltK
3I..V, jfi.SO prrrsnuitGii 31.93 37.33
well known to tie complex n*
«.«$ 12.03 LOS ANGELES RH..70 123.30
MIAMI
tli* writers weave t h a I r
31.HO 57.23
WASHINGTON It.20 11,GO DALLAS
19.H0 33.30
ATLANTA
theme* through the endless
11.73 22.93 NASHVILLE
combinations designed for as
Greyhound Terminal
120 S. Park Ave.
Phone FA 2-1421
many ns four manuals and a
pedal hoard. It is writing*
such ss Iteuhke's Sunnis, the
Bower by Symphony, the prin
cipal works of Cesar Franck,
Liszt, Alnin and a score o f
IIONOULU (UPI)
The others that make up the mem
Hawaiian Islands mobilized ory storehouse of music from
for a tidal wave assault In the which Miss Crozier piny*.
early morning hour* Sunday
hut experienced nothing more
serious than tide* Just a little
higher than normal.
A tidal wavs alert was
N^s' 1 '—DM
sounded on all Islands just
after midnight when a wave,
generated by a strum; earth
Cities Will Share
Municipalities of .Seminole quake in this Kurile Islands
County will share in *1,351,370 north of Japan, was reported
state cigarette tax collections rolling across the I'acifia to
ward the both state.
In August, as follows:
Altamonte Springs, 41,911;
Casselberry, *0,112;
Linglik e f a t h e r
wood $010; Oviedo, *A7I, snd
Sanford, $13,*10.
By Shirley Wentworth
Plane have been announced
by the WSCS of the Lockhart
Methodist Church to sponsor
a “ Harvest of Gifts'* baiair
on Friday, Nov. IS, from 1
until S p.m. In the Church
Hall.
A supper featuring a main
courie of roaat beef, ham or
chicken will be served from
S until R p.m. under direction
of Mrs. William Massey of
Bear Lake.
Other womrn of the Bear
Lake-Forest City ima who
are working to make the pro
ject a auccesa Include Mrs.
Raymond Finney, Mrs. Car
olyn Smith, Mrs. IW>b Naprlata, Mrs, Oliver Layman,
Mrs. Ron Lyman, Mrs. Olivo
Olynn, Mrs. Earl Oakley,
Mrs. Lnrno Rvelslzrr, Mrs.
Vernon Harrington, Mrs. Hu
bert Kowalski, Mrs. Harry
Peyrke and Mrs. Albert Ja
cobs.
B A R G A IN S
THE
UN ITED wAY
Limit 1 With 25 Order Flense
"G reat Savings On Easy Terms”
FROM A WORLD OF FINK FURNITURE
LEAN WESTERN
M ATHER of Sanford
FIRST CUT
P O R K CHOPS
lo v e s o n
For every man w h o ever fell In love with a *Jwj£ —a new kind of
BED R O O M S
• Early American
• French Provincial
• .Modern
O N E o f JAA
b a r g a in s
at
M ATH ER
M58
frum
' EASY TERMS
Open Eri. Nights
of Sanford
8anfurd'H Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store
203-09 E. ltd ST.
FA 2-0983
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family station wagon has boon bom. The 'Jeep' Wagonoer. U's the first station
wagon ever built to offer tho comfort, silcnco, speed and smoothness of a
passongor car—plus tho traction and safely of 4-whool drive.'
It's sheor pleasure to drivo. Simple too. One lever puts you in 4-wheef
drive. So at a second's notico you can shift into greator anfoty...from wheelspinning in mud or snow. ..from skid3 on slick surfaces...Irom gotting stuck
or going out ol control on tho highway or offl
The Wagoneer really makes a demonstration worthwhile. It'll be your most
exciting 30 minutos behind the wheel in 1963. By the way. 2-wheel drive
models available, too. See your'Jeep'dealor today.
3 9 *5
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BOND
STAMPS
K A J M M R >•* C O R P O R A T I O N Toledo t. ONo
shift Info greater safety
K liV V
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A G O N E E IR
the family w agon with 4 -wheel drlvs
CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP
500 E. Second St.
Sanford, Flurida
b o o -Jeep' vehicle* u
In action in
Tuesday 9 p. m.
Channel 9
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Protest On Teenagers
Heard By Casselberry
e i o fc
Added police protection hy
the town of Casselberry on
Fridays and Saturdays to eontrol teenagers in and around
a drive-in came under ques
tion at Monday night's meet
ing of the Board of Aldermen
with the hoard ruling that the
matter Is the responsibility id
the restaurant owner and not
of the town.
Verbal complaints heard at
llte meeting against the teen
agers ranged through squeal-
ing of tires at late hours, nils-( structed to notify the owner
conduct in general on the to ' clean up the situation" or
premises, drag racing without tile town would contact the
lights on dirt ruavls near the
restaurant to the Illegal con Hotel and Restaurant com
sumption of alcohol in parked mission asking for an inves
tigation.
cars.
Bids received from ABC
Formal complaints in the Garbage Service of Sanford
form of a petition signed by
and from Luguc Garbage Ser
some 26 landowners in the im
mediate vicinity also were vice of Winter Park were re.erred to the board's Garbage
filed.
Mayor Fred Heath was in- Committee for further study.
Making lip the committee arc
Mayor Heath and Councilmrn
L. E. Moodhams ami Arthur
Lego.
• • •
(F it?
ib r a lft
WEATHER: Few scntteretl thundershowers through Wednesday: high today in 80s; low tonight in fiOs.
VOl T bA
United Press Leased Wire
Established 1908
TIES., OCTOHKiTi t , 10511
SANKOKI). FLORIDA
NO. 89
Settle FEC Strike, JFK
Hospital administrator Bob
llesscrer was a-kcd by R. E.
Porter at the City Commlslion meeting l a s t night:
“ What are you doing here?"
“ I'm a citizen," said Bob,
“ and I decided it was time I
attended one of these sessions
to see what is going on in our
fair town." Hah — he found
out. Commission talked from
8 to midnight — and decided
absolutely nothing. Just talk
ed . . . and postponed, as per
ABC. holders of the present
usual.
franchise, ha* been notified
» • 9
that its contract will expire
WASHINGTON (LTD —
Nherlil . L. Hobby report
President Kennedy, holding
Tentative plan* for a ms*
WASHINGTON <UPI) — nessee communities amounted with the last pickup nearest
ed this n: ning a mule stray Senate turnings on Picsidenl
the Dec. 31 date.
i ilia at the city bout basin on
off on a recommendation tw
to “ political intinddutlon.'*
ed out on Highway 431 at Pur Kennedy's lax cut program
A public hearing on Hie tirw Luke Monroe were presented
bring economic pressure on
The
telegrams
urged
local
est City last night, A car
opened today on u stormy note Democratic leaders In Tennes rotting ordinance was set lor by a Sanford group of 11 busi
the Florida East Const Rail
came along. Result: One dead
Nov. 4 at 7:3u pm. at the nessmen tu the City Commis
with one Democratic senator see tu support the tax pro
mule to the rendering plant.
Wunicit's Club Building alter sion .Monday evening.
way.
Monday urged that tho
charging pressure tuctics hud gram uud to uduse their sen
* • •
copies of the lengthy ordi
FEU *li ike he leuolvrit “ in the
Mink Cleveland Jr., speak
; been employed in un effort to ator—Gore—to do likewise.
Registrar Cam I Bruce came
nance uml u descriptive map
public Interest.”
force him to support the bill.
“ So far a* I know, this i* were presented hy Zoning ing for the gioiip. requested
up this morning with a most
a 30-year lease of the boat
Ail moused Sen. Albeit the beginning of a purge,”
Th* President said he wea
Board Chairman H e r m a n
simplified explanation of the
basin, slating the huiinrssmrn
Gore, D-Tenn., Complained Goto raid as the Senate Finasking the National Mediation
Joyce.
three constitutional amend
desired tu “ start moderately”
that it seven-page telegram mice Committee opened hear
ments which will be before
Copies of the ordinance for
Hoard to contact FEC official*
uml build boat docks, bait and
sent by William Keel, director ings on the lax hill. Gore is
dudy will he available tu the
theelectorate on Nov. 5, You
und
leaders of the nine non
tiirkle
shop
and
a
restaurant
of research for the Democrat- opposing the measure.
citizen* upon signing (nr the
might paste this In your hat
on
the
mole
which
formerly
operating
unions on strike for
ic
National
Committee,
tu
Ten*
“ten. Ileiman E. Tnlnmdgc, document with Mr*. .Mary
band for reference when you
SHEILA the lioness will be three yearn old Frldiiy. Pride of Mrs. A. I„
vvux the site of the handshvll.
prumpt
resumption
of negoti
D-Gu.,
chimed
in
that
he
had
Hawthorne, town clerk, how
walk into the polling booth
JIinhI, euretnker tit the Sanford zoo for It) yearn tin of Wednesday. Sltielu
Cummissiun member* i u •
ations.
seen tile telegram and agreed ever. Hie map will lie availthree weeks from today:
wn* Itoru in captivity at the zoo. Still Mrn. ilood’.npet although t’ity Mali
stiueled Cleveland to return
Kennedy made the recom
with time that it was designed aide only at the clerk's uffice.
1. To change the election of
nger W. E, Knowles nttyn now the :llH)-poiiud "ent” in "tint hig to allow
with complete plans at its next
*
*
•
mendation after it special
to “ bring political pressure
the governor and members of
M innie in the rage." Herald photographer Hill Vincent Jr., when he took
boaril of inquiry said the nlueAttorney Kenneth McIntosh regular session, Nov. 4,
ami coercion" on the veteran
the state cabinet so that they
this picture thin morning, recalled he "nhot" Shuitn when nhu wan n newDr.
Jess
Dietz,
consulting
month-old walkout “ la detri
reported that paper work on
do not coincide with a presi
Tennessee senator.
horn cub three yearn ngo.
engineer of Urbnun, 111., dis
mental to our iiatlon’a defense
dential election. ‘J. Authoris
.Sen. Ru*sell II. Long. D-I.a„ the Overhrunk Drive paving
cussed for I 1, hours with the
anti space efforts” in the Cap*
ing the issuance of capital
No. 3 Democrat on the tax- project ha* hern completed
Commission tentative plans
Canaveral area.
and
now
awaits
execution
by
Improvement bond*.. in the
writing committee, sought to
fill •the ciiy\ piliposeu L'u.
The board, mud* up of rep
property owner* involved.
amount of 173 million (or In
smooth raffled feathers.
I W I O A ...
DELRAY BEACH (UPI)—
resentatives of the National
lie ulso reported liiat a yeur, #Hat»,n0u water expan
atltutlons of higher learning,
Aeronautics anil Specs Ad- '
consultation has been arrang sion system.
including Junior colleges. 3. A woman and three men
ministration (NASA), the De
ed with an assistant of Attor Commission member* also
Authorising the issuance o( charged in the murder of
fense Department and the La
ney General Richard W. Er postponed action on this mut
revenue bond* or certificates the woman’* husband were
vin for the study'of the town's ter, when Ailing Mayor A. I>.
bor Department, recommended
for outdoor recreation or na arrested emly today as tiny
that:
opi ration under the present Wil.oll suggested the question Yule W arning
tural resource conservation attempted to drive off the
WASHINGTON (UPI) —
*ImoId be held in abeyance un
Sunshine State Parkway.
charter.
purposes.
—The government should
BERLIN (UPI) — Mors
Th*
Fin-let*
blockaded *
• I t
Palm Reach County de
The request for a survey of til a new City Commission is The Defense Department cau U. S. Army convoy* are ex* Gl-mait convoy for .73 hour* havs as little as possible to
WASHINGTON IL'I’ I) — the five-acre plot of land do seated after the Nov. 5 elec tioned ft lends of servicemen
School Supt. Ray Milwec tectives said they arrested
peeled to he sent along Ker Inst xw-rk In a dispute over do — huslnessw ise — with tha
has pointed out the 173 mil Hetty Carol Adams, 43, of I'oliiv Chief Neil G, lltuvvn ll.did liy Hilihard Casselberry tion.
overseas today to start shop im’* highway link with Weil lh« way the Gl* should he FEC whilu tho strike it on.
Commission also postponed
lion will not he taxed against Winter Park on a elmige of 1raid today Santo Tntfficante for use a* an equipment slur—The FEC not bo permitted
Germany in tin- next few days counted l>y Soviet rlu-ckpnint
ping early for Christmas,
individuals but against utili f.r.t degree murder. Charged 1ii the .Mafia crime law* In age lot and a city park wu* action on improving tin- old
to test Soviet intentions, Al personnel. Monday, however, tu operate on parts of a Capa
ties (which really means the with conspiracy to commit Tampa. Brown said Traffi- reierred to J. D. Sell, road Cost office Building us a
lied official* said today.
a convoy sped through to railroad spur being construct
pub-1 Victory Claimed
lie library.
consumers In the long run). murder were Koccu It. .Maz- i ante follow rd in the foot hoard Chairman.
West Germany with no de ed In part by tha U. S. Army
ALGIERS (U l’l)—The Al• I t
lone, about I'J, of Blue (.land, step* of hi* father, who ruled
Corps of Engineers.
ity*.
gftliiu government said today
The board agreed to pay SI
Note lo John Kridcr: It. E. 111,. Reno A. Sehin|H»P :ih, of from IP1.1 until hi* death In
— All federal a g e n e l e t
The difference wa* in the
per man lor it adits* mem
Porter tried lo 'phone you Ibis Chicago, uud Daniel Alain- IU.1I.
Algerian forces have driven
i rated that they
size of the convoy*. Monday's should be
Brown told the S e n a t e bers of Hie Volunteer Fire De
morning to say UP I reported prase, 37. of Blue Island.
should
stress
to prospective
Moron-aft troops from two diswas bug* — 141 men In 2d
subcnnimitce partment (or dues to the
the State Board of Conserva
Mi*. Adams* husband was investigations
hidden that usa of tha rail
trurk*
and
Jeep*.
Under
un
Sahara
outposts
in
s
"
I
C
l
•
^
•
■
puled
8
Temp? M-ri? ton - vJ^r*’*y St’ j* Fli'|rmiTe
tion at Tallahassee today found dead ->n a I V , , J iv-vi
written •greeiii.ot with lha road may involve delays.
battle.
postponed for another two or in February with u bullet In !•o lid cunt ilh gal gamblin 'I ciatlon wlii li w || oiuki the
The President u r g e d a
Soviets, the United States
ABERDEEN.
8.
U.
(UPI)
Ill <'i-Utrlil Floi idll.
men eligible for additional In
three weeks the request of his head, deputies > 1,1.
Mrs. Amticw Fischer pul permits it* men to dismount speedy gathering at the con
WASHINGTON
(U
N
)
—
Students
Picket
He said theic wa* it grow >nt ame p. in idid fur mem
the St. Johns Indian River Ca
Police said the four vvera
Navy Secretary Fred Korlh'* j TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — a’ iile the cheers of llinu-imil* uml lie counted when the con ference table and “ if these
nal District for fund* lo fi on their way tu Miami to ing suspicion that Tralfieunto ber* of Hie slate organization.
bargaining efforts prove un
The question of a building resignation was expected to- I A Group of white Florida of well-wishers today and voy is nf this size.
nance engineering plans. UPI catch a plane. .Mr-, Adams bud extended operating* Into
productive, I urge all parties
The
Army
snys
thi*
Is
dune
yearned
for
“
the
rpdet
day*''
day
to
(ire
up
*
controversy
permit tor a sign advertising
added in a note to The Her vva* in a sports car ami the other part* of lh|, state.
S t a t e University student* when her tiny quintuplet* will Voluntarily lo apeed up Hi* tu give si-rlou* consideration
in
the
Pentagon
and
Congress
ald “ will handle soonest it three men were behind her in
Tht veteran poliv* oftleinl a new trailer *ali» agency,
|iii-kill'd a segregated elf- lie at huniu with her,
control proic-s. It dues not . . . lu fitiul and binding urtestified that the Taiiqia which lias Itcen located on over llio tnture of nuclear
taken up hy the Cabinet.”
another cur.
power
for
naval
ship*.
concede a Soviet right to or Idlrutiun."
Mr*.
Fischer,
3(1,
and
her
campus
restaurant
M
o
u
d
a
y
• * «
The sport- car developed group ha* “ interstate and in Highway 17 82 north, vva* rc
Intentionally
or
otherwise.
der the troops to dismount.
hushtiml
smiled
uml
waved
as
amid jeers front fellow stud
Another candidate for gov engine trouble and the men ti inutioiial tie* to other mafia ferred lo the mayor (or invcv
Pa*
Texan'*
retirement
dec!Hie unwritten ngrrement
they
rmle
down
Main
Street
ligation.
ent*.
ernor next year, Fred Karl. were pushing it w ith their ,-nr grim p*.'*
-lull seiv.d to emphasize n
.Monday during n lug parade. also says that small convoys
in riming, the Iwaril read
The elder Triiffieante vva*
«if Daytona Beach, will ad when they tried to gel off
dispute that lias smoldered
Liter they went tu n inuin- should lie passed with the *»|.
dress the Seminole County the turnpike at th< exit here. hunt in t**n and wa* natural and unanimously approved a
Research Urged
for many months Ik- Iween the
remaining in their
m
lit ‘'birthday party” at the din*
Education Association at 8:3o
ized in IB2.1 hut bis son is a resolution coiiimiriilii)g Mr*.
LAKELAND f UPI) — Flor
Navy
anil
the
Defense
De
trucks
fur
III* count. Rut the
Civic
Arena
in
honor
of
their
p in. Thursday at Longwuod
48-year-old native, born in Lillian Henning, former clerk,
partment over the speed with ida Ultra* Mutual's research famous rhililien.
Soviets apparently consider
Elementary School. Karl is
Tumps, sernrdieg to Brown. for services performed dur
wnil'll the fleet should .shift committee, looking to tho fu
But clearly their heart* ed Iasi week's lil liian convoy
COCOA (UPI)—Three teen,
said to he “ the teachers'
Tiitffieuolr, toi tolling lo ing her term in ufflie.
ture due tu low crop this yeur,
lo atomic propulsion.
were
across town where Hie In the large class and re- (■tie boys were killed instant
friend.” In oilier words, the
Blow ii. operated gambling cuMonday
urged
einphusis
on
A congressional inquiry al
Fischer quintuplet* lay kick fused tu pass it miles* the ly late Monday night when
educators are backing him for
idtio.x ill Cuba under tlo- lloready had been planned on experiments , . . uml limru ex ing and cooing in St. Luke's soldier* gut out.
Ihelr car swerved nut of con
governor. Sen. Mack Cleve
tiitu regime hut wa* tossed
the ba»T of Defense Secre periments.
The way the difficulty will tra] and Into a light pole.
llo pilal—and perhaps buck
land Jr. and Reps. S. J. Davis
out when Castro took over.
tary Robert S. .McNamara's
.MONMOUTH. III. (U N ) to Hie “ i|uiet days" they mice he avoided in the future, of
The ear hurst into flames
Jr. and Jan fortune also in
0 Pk
I
I ■
opiKtsition to a second ntt* ‘ No Bystanders*
A
"mad
arsonist”
*el
a
series
knew In their lug rambling ficials said, is by making ail and the ln>y» were dead be
vited to the meeting. (How
13565313
MIAMI BEACH I UPI ) —
clear-powered aircraft car
fuiiiiliou.u! just nut side Aher ckiivuys either clearly large fore they could be pulled from
about that, Mack? Inviting a of lire* that leveled two lum
James Farmer, national pres
ricr.
or small. Then, unless the the wreck. There were no airberyards
and
nearly
destroy
“ Mathews man” to a Karl
der ii.
LONDON (UPI) — TinIt conceivably could Ire has- ident of tlin Congress of Ifu“ It’* wonderful,"
Mr * . Soviet* have other motives parent witnesses, police said,
meeting?) i for the uneducat rd a metal lirm early today.
TlJKYO i t'I’ l i Gov I- arrt* Moser w.led Communist ns- lenccl and almost certainly rial Equality', told more than Fischer raid of the 2*7,DUO fur hitrrssslng the Berlin ac Imt the condilion of the car
Stale police (Misted armed
ed. UPI reported last night
will pit Vice Adm. Ilyman G. 8,000 Disciple* of Christ Mon
cess routes, there will he no and (Nile Indicated the autoh“ ' "
Mack kicked in tu the .Ma Boards around the Monmouth Hr*ant said here .Monday that
pmnt indictment of riimnui- Kickover, the alouiic power day night that there are “ no person* who braved a rain- pu-.ihilily of misunderstand
Pic
United
Slate*
hamile
i
to
Hospital
and
the
Colonial
mobile hail hci-n traveling at
thews' campaign fund . . . a
-tin or uml lined tin* flug-heNursing Hume wlicit the ur learn from Japan, c-peiTally iii-t ( liimi fur next month'* expert, against McNamara in innocent byslnmlera" when' ilarked street*. “ Bill Fill anxi ing.
high speed.
nice tidy sum, too.)
melting
which
may
1,-aii
to
racial
picjudicc
is
t
oiici
i
mil.
.eail
a dramatic congressional ion
• • #
soniat made an atumy mini- dt Hie ileveliipuient of human
The accident occurred un tb
ous
to
get
the
liahies
home."
Peking’s expulsion from llieir trovers).
S. I Inside the city limits.
Lake Monroe elementary telephone threat that the two i e tourer*.
rank*,
it
was
learned
today.
GOP
Opposes
The Florida governor ad
Tlie victims were Identified
parents have asked “ The institutions were “ next.”
Communist sources said in
TAMPA fl.T It — The IteClock” to take up in their be Authorities also p l a c e d dressed a meeting of U. S.
m Michael Ueurge Mabee, 17,
.Moscow over the weekend
IHililit siti M
-(oil,11* t'xtn ulivtf r«!)iiuf Sharpe*, the driver; and
half their plea fur Irullic con guard* around till Industrial and Japanese governors at
tliut ti>e major (oiiiiiioiu-1
iii itt«*t» «'alk*«l ttnlity f**i (in'
Terry F. Hopkins, 16. anil
trol to safeguard their chil plaids and I lroll jiliint I r dinner llryanl is touring In
di? fruit Nuv* ij **f f **11vUtuPhilip Earl Rollins, 17, both uf
dren Say SRD signs are (Hast business district ui tin* vw*t p.m with eight oilier U. S. parties in the Soviet eitmp
UDINE. Italy (UPI) — By I nitril Prr** lidrraalinnal
would gather there during the
JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — tion.il ii m r n d m n i l whuti
Cocoa.
ed for 4(i mph but they stdl central Illinois community of -tale leaders and their wive*
” \Vc listened to your for celebrations of the 4*lth mini- A pilot bu-o-d at the Jack- n- wuuhl pruvific for uff-ymr Bird huntrr Rinu Gnsparlni
Rain wn.ln-d the Pacific
would like some action from lo.Ouo person*.
of tin* Kuvermir :ind thought lie Itfiiid the tune of 1 on,i uml Great Plains today
The Monmouth Lumber Co., cign mlnisler today a* he versary of the Russian revo ville Naval Air Station was
the slate, the county and or
u lurk un the oilier *ido of a
kilb-d Monday in a plane utlitT ti>|» ilnit! officials,
tin* school hoard “ before we occupying a quarter block on -poke of tin- development ol lution.
hut failed to touch tinder-dry
lodge .MomL) and fired.
China
uml
it
j*
Aslan
Coin,:ii
iii
un
re-mine.
In
Japan.”
have an Incident as The Her the vvvst -dde of town, and the
iru-h in the Misliieriaiieiiii.
foil-sis und field* fin ui New
When
lie
looked
over
the
imilii-t
allies
vveie
not
e
xHenefits Cited
the Navy said today,
ald reported yesterday from Fullerton Lumber Co., which Bryant said, "nut jud coal
lo dge Guspiirini found ho hu t England to the Southwest.
Port lamderdalc:” The doc ranged over half a block on and Iron, but brains. We re pceted to attend the meeting,
l.t. CiJr. William T. Hsr
W'ASIIINGTUN (UPI) Thunderstorms d it m p r d
NATIONAL CITY, i atif.
shot him) killed his friend,
tor who protested amt (lieu the south side, were destroy * turn to Japan with a new vvliieh was seen ns a posdblu vry, a member of Fighter IkltM Air Lim’s t«>lil tin* Civil
nearly
mi inch of rain un (UPI) — When an evltn!
Kilo Muiiuil'di’ , II, who laid
prelude
to
the
expulsion
of
message
of
warmth
and
line
ed.
Half
of
the
Monmouth
Me
Hqiiudiou 33, was mi a rou- Afi onnutii** lltiaid today its
Vvws called lo an accident and
liven whistling to lure a link northern California during motorist telephoned that "a
found hi* own ivvo daughters lal Culvert Co. horned to the tlu-rhood , . , We comic to Ju the Chilli -e front the Moscow- tlm< training mission i.f the propostnl Kuropenn i n t e r *
tho flight, uud n third uf an hunch of cow* walked through
into shooting range.
d- initiated blue.
pan to Irani.”
ground.
killed by a car.
Carrier Saratoga when Ilia uhuiijftf i e r v l c r with Cun
inch fell at Lemmon, S, D. a red light,” police cm burked
• • •
FkD single-riigino Crusader Americiin World A 1 r w i y ■
S-uttered fires ale through un an impromptu cuttle round
In The Herald football con
jrt ptuiil went down in the would iienrfit At Irnst tu rit•
prairie mid woodland In New up Monday,
test; Tiie football fates fooled
i» a tin* .South mid South*
sea.
York state. Ma.w.nt hiiHi its
It took eight policemen tws
our Seminole County ‘ ex
Hilivey i• survived hy hi*
Pntri-y Ivaniu and Missouri hours to corral lu unimuls
perts” rather badly last week
wife, llniloiru. uml two i-ldlSILVER SPRINGS (UPI)—
Agr iculture t-vpeit* uni which lind mi oiled away ’rum
end. Three of the t4 games
■Iren, Dianne, I. and I*» - i-l. 3. Met Opens
More than 1,000 Roy Scouts weather observers started to a meat packing pen near lid*
tnded in ties and there were
NEW YORK (UPI)
I he from Florida and adjoining tot ul Ujl tiie ruuiit/ru c lo&d Sun Diego auLmrh.
many upsets. (Jne young en
Vletro|Mjlitau Opera inaugur states will arriie here Oct 18 und fire dang er wtoogiit hy
trant selected the .MichiganItitr Itusint'NH
ated ita 7uth season Monday fur Hie annual, two-day Ross the long <li miKilt DvTU“ Y ttil?
Michigan State game as a tie
It) I nitril I'r e-- lolrrn.ilioo.il night with u kiiiakout produc Alien Silver Springs encamp Midwest ami Great Lake.*
but made so many mistakes
The New A'nrh City suli- tion of “ Aida" that was ment.
-lutes.
in his other selection that he
v sy system euri ie* approxi threatened until tho last few
Troops front Georgia and
was not a winner. And of the
mately t G billion pu-setigers hours hy the illness of its South Carolina, and execu
CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla.
many hundreds who sent in
annually,
*ix
times
the starring soprano, Itridgit Nils tive* Irom Atlanta, Cincin
(UPI) — Th* Canaveral Dis
entries only five picked Flor
amount of nil other U. *4. son,
nati and New York will at
•)
trict Corps of Engineers is
ida over Alabama 1
ruiliuad ouobined, m-onliii-;
tend Ihc seventh annual camp.
•
•
*
sued a call today fur three
In the New York City Transit ‘Taxis’ Grounded
construction
projects on Mer
INDIALANTIC
l
UPI)
—
North Orlando Mayor \\. \V.
Authority.
NEW YORK (UPI) — New Adm. Kirk Dies
A waterspout swept in off ritt Island totaling about 41.S
Anderson has been notified by
1 oi k Airways grounded nil its
NEW YORK ( I l l ' l l — Adm. Hie Atlantic Ocean Monday million.
letter from Frank Kaeula.
■’air-taxi” service today as Alan G. Kiik. former mu- and lore llte roof fruttt a clubLights (io Out
The curps j!»u announced a
manager of the North Orlan
JAKARTA, I n d o n e s i a Civil Aeronautic* Board in bus-odor t o Russia and c h ie f house at a golf driving range sjo million bUi opening on
do Company, that his firm
construction of pad A of
(UPI) — The lights went out . Vestimator* sought lu deter , of stuff of American tmvu* in a minor turay oil land.
“ would nut consider it tres
The waterspout, which bull launch complex 3B, oiigiually
all over West Java at mid mine if metal fatigue lu a ( forces in Europe during
passing if the village council
night Monday night so tha rotor blade caused u fiery World War II, died in Coluin- ed up ihortly alter dawn, scheduled fur Osl. 23 in JackTWO ’PHONE poles were broken off Monday night, Sheriff J. L. Hobby
wishes to cut the weeds and
National Power Company inn belli opt, r cis-li that killni s-X b'u Pi -nytriian Hospital to- rapidly brake up alter hitting torn Pie. has been reachedleporietl
tbi*
ntorniiur.
when
Clifford
Tuylor.
of
Altamonte
Sprinjrs,
lost
repair
the
water
tine
at
the
tf
|duy of til a brief ULlis.
land, witnesses said.
|ulcd fur Uio tape uu Nuv. p
|ju'isons Monday.
service equipmenti lamliul of hi.* cat und lull Highway 17-9:1 al Fern i ’arl,.
(Herald I’hotoJ
ecruation area.”
Gore Protests Demo
Tax Cut 'Pressure'
Board Asked
To Contact
Rood, Union
Sanford Group
Offers Marina
Plans To City
Winter Parker
Held In Death
Of Her Husband
BRIEFS
Tampa Crime
Boss Named
Korlh May Fire
aiiip coniroversy - . .
U .S . Due To Test Red
Convoy Intentions
Fischers Happy
But Homesick
3 Youths Killed
In Fiery Crash
Arsonist Burns
2 Lumberyards
Soviet Bloc May
Bryant Talks At
Tokyo Dinner
Navy Pilot Dies
In Sea Crash
His Bird Call
Fooled Hunter
Extremes In
Wealher Hurl
Mcybs Th sy’re
Just Colorblind
Scouts To Visit
Silver Springs
r *
3 Canaveral
Projects Set
Clubhouse Hit
By Waterspout
b
v -
-f
*
�Vlff
ftn fn l
P ile 2 —
fe n d
0AOA flbblj. •
/
DEAR ABBY: Pleas*
put this in th* pap«r quick,
m | am • wrack. My hat
band doesn't trait anybody
—not sven me. Lately be’*
been buying hla own froceric* and cooking hla own
miala becauae ho think*
I'm trying to pelaon him.
lie uaea rile language, and
he accuaea me of the flthlent thing*. And after 43
yean of lore and faithfulneaat If there ia a knock on
the door, he goea with hi*
platol to anawer it. He baa
spells and acta like hla old
aweet aelf for a day or two,
then he atarta In acting
ugly again. I'm afraid If
I aak anyone for help they
wilt lock him up. Pleaae
tell me what to do, but don't
let on where this letter
came from.
FRIGHTENED WOMAN
DEAR FRIGHTENED:
Get your huahand to a doc
tor If you hare to call the
aherlff or police to help
you. Ha ha* the eymptom*
of a very alck man. It la
no disgrace to be alck, but
It la disgraceful to delay
treatment which could has
ten your husband's recior*
ary. If ha must ba tempo-
O c t IS, 1963
By Abigail Van Buran
rarily “ locked up," to pre
vent hla harming himself
and/or others, It'e a kind
ness to lock him up.
s e e s
DEAR ABBY: I am not
r child. In fact. I'm a grown
woman of SO, but there Is a
question I'd like to aak you.
When robins, or other birds,
lay their eggs, do theae
eggs grow any larger be
fore they're hatched T I
hope thl* doesn’t sound like
a silly question, but I must
settle a discussion with my
huabend who says once
egge ere laid they do not
grow, I say they do.
MRS. A. G.
DEAR MRS. A. G.t Trait
your husband to give you
the correct
Information
about tha birds. Ha's right!
Now, If you want to know
anything about tha boos,
you have a honey of an au
thority at homo.
e a s e
DEAR ABBY: Why all
thli nonsense about display
ing the flag! 1 am S3 yaara
old and I hava navar owned
a flag or flown one. I did
send one eon to World Wnr
II, and another to the Ko
rean conflict I cast my vot*
and raise my voice In pro
test when bigots and men
of III will endanger our pre
cious heritage. I love my
fellow man, and hold hie
right as dear as my own,
regardless of hie race, color
or creed. Anyone can wava
a flag, but what does It
prova? Live your Ilf# ac
cording to God's will, and
you won't need to.
ANOTHER ABIGAIL
e a s e
CONFID E N T I A L TO
SUE IN PINE BLUFF:
Yes, I am married, and
hava been to the eama won
derful man for 14 years.
Wa have a daughter SI, and
a eon IS, and are healthy,
happy, normal, L-U-C-K-Y
poopla living in aouthern
California.
o o o o
What'a on your mlndf
For a personal roply, send
a self-Bddrasasd, stamped
envelope to Abhy, Bos
33OS, Beverly Hille, Calif,
s e e s
Hate to write letters T
Rend one dollar to ABBY,
Box 8305, Beverly Hills,
Calif,, for Abby’a new book
let, “ HOW TO WRITE
LETTERS FOR ALL OC
CASIONS.1*
£aa>jby On Shidqs
North’s two boort bid was
ambitious and his threa notrump call raally suicidal. He
had no reason to suppose that
his partner would be able to
make game and every reason
to (sal that ha waa already
too high at two no-trump.
Fortunately for N o r t h
everything turned out roses
because West managed to
misdefend the hand to the
limit.
Aa John Brown points out,
he guarded the child ao care*
fully that eventually it died
of anemia.
South won tho Jack of
spades opening with t h e
queen and led a heart to dum*
ny’a king. Hla next play was
a low elub to hla Jack wharoupon he cashed hla ace and
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dummy’s king of chibs. West
had to make a discard and he
started his campaign to help
South by letting the six of
diamonds go.
South led dummy’s three cf
U/e Jha U)omm:
Then to such a thing as a
woman being too practical. A
woman to too practical when:
She r*turns a bit of ex
travagant fluff her huahand
has given her for a birthday
gift in order to got conto
uring eho really needs.
She trlee to influence her
husband to ks*p a Job ha
hats* instead o f trying some
thing new because quitting
the Job Involves some risk.
Sha never entertains people
Just because she wants to en
joy an evening with them,
but confines her entertaining
to "repaying obligations" and
entertaining for buslnees reain ns.
She keep* on pinching pen
nies when it is no tourer noceseary and when hsr hus
band would much prefer for
her to have the things he eon
well afford to provide.
8h* m e n u tho meaty her
husband spend* on a hobby.
She burdens herself with
an accumulation of Junk be
cauae whenever she Is tempt
ed to throw anything away
she thinke, “ I might be able
to use It aomt day."
She decides that a dog or
a wood-burning fireplace or
a flower garden or some
thing else that wcuM make
her house more of a home or
give her husband and children
pleasure Is more trouble than
it’s worth.
have been changed from the
first Monday In each month to
the third Wednesday.
The change was matl« at
the October meeting of Uie
club, and will become effec
tive to November.
In other bustoesa the elub
Coffee and cake were serv
By Jady Turner
voted
to help the USO once a Mr*. G. J. Asctaclo. An ice of VAiI-0 Saturday.
ed
to
the
members
and
Phone 322-4433
guests, who were Mrs. Evelyn month by furnishing refresh cream dessert with petit
After dinner the wives play,
A menu the chuegos- *«!na
Mason, Mrs. Betty Tippetts, mentx. Mrs. V. W. Uanderton fours, mints and eolfee was ed bridge snd discussed
en at NAS, one of tha most Mrs. Ellen Tyre, Sirs. Mari will be the chairman of that
served to the g'teits.
homecoming plans.
n.i.lccablo has been In the lyn Hatton and Mrs. Doris function.
The guest of honor was
Present were Mrs. W. L.
Mrs.
E.
H.
Nance
wee
pre
Smith.
Thrift Shop.
President and vice presi sented with a farewell gift of presented with a gift of crys Burks, Mra. R. H. Cooke, Mra.
Tho shop, located neat to
the dependents clinic, has had dent, Mr*. Etta Farrell and an engraved silver tray and tal goblets in her pattern A. O. Karnes, Mrs. Harry L.
Klein, Mrs. W. I. Lewis, Mrs.
Mrs. Ruth O'Neill made the compote. Flowers were sent choice.
its face lifted.
to Mrs. Marge Morris, who
Present at tha bridge were J. L. McCracken, Mrs. J. D.
After failing heir to tome gift presentation*.
* • •
has been ill.
Mrs. C. J. Yuungbtade, Mrs. Moloney, Mrs. J. J. Moynidiscarded tables and racka,
Tentative plans for a lunch Kenneth Ssndon, Mrs. Craig hsn, Mrs. D. F. Mundsy, Mrs.
Film* of the present cruise
Thrift Shop Committee memhen, headed by Mr*. Bart aboard the USB Saratoga will eon on Oct. 17 were made, Moore, Mrs. Arthur Skeliy, A. F. fleno, Mrs. J. L. ShipBartholomew, held a “ field be shown to VAH-0 enlisted and interested perrons can Mrs. Charles James, Mrs. t>. man, Mrs. G. L. Thompson,
day." They cleaned the shop, wives at a potluck supper Fri contact Mrs. W. R. Arm A. Turner, Mrs. O. P. Burch, Mrs. K. A. Wing and Mrs. G.
washed windows, walla, paint- day. A n y V All-9 enlisted strong at FA 2-6OT3 or Mrs. Mra. Clifford Dowell, Mr*. L. Atkinson.
• * e
Gerald Drommerhausea and
•tj the tnblei and racks and man's wife la welcome to at D. F. Slglln at 322 3950.
Officers of the Catholic
An autumn scene was ar Miss Sue Ann Stoffor.
took their traditional women’s tend. For further Information
Miss Stoffer will liecome Navy Wlvaa club ware Install
p'oasuro in moving tho furni contact Mra. Carl Nuto at ranged on the table, featuring
a pumpkin and fall flowerx. the bride of Ens. Donald Re ed at their recent meeting to
FA 2-3570.
ture around.
•
•
*
I'umpkto pie and coffee were nault at All Soule Catholic the Sunday school room at
With its new face, which InNAS.
Church on Nov. 14
All wives of first and sec served.
eludes much additional dis
# a •
Taking over their new po
Committee for the meeting
play area, (he committee ond class petty officers are In
Corsages and Hoot Owl ear sitions were Mrs. L. D. Elhopes that people will begin vited to the cake decorating included Mrs. John Stankletheir fall closet cleaning In demonstration to lie held ut wlci, Mr*. It. T. King, Mrs. rings were presented to three llngwood, chairman; Mrs. J.
eurneit. A big barrel! on the tho Acoy Deucy club tonight. Marie Sundvati, Mrs. C. B. ladle* of the VAIi-0 enlisted Culcaii, co-chairman; Mrs.
porch of the outpatient clinic Starting time will Ire 7:30. Beeves, Mrs. E. U. Cliecefsky wives club whose husbands If. H. Harrison, publicity;
are soon leaving the squad Mrs. M. R. Cannavlno, social
Mrs. Frances Harris will give ■nd Mrs. D. T. Slglln.
will hold donation*.
* • •
chairman, and Mrs. Robert
ron.
The Thrift Shop la open the demonstration.
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Officers wives of VAH-3
The gifts were presented at Hodges, sunshine committee.
Tuesday a and Friday* from 0
Tho group decided to ar
Mrs. Warren Hoctler, the will honor Mrs. Lyle Sell* a farewell luncheon held re
a.m, til 12 noon.
The main function of the wife of tlie now executive of with e farewell luncheon cently at the Mar-Lnu restau range to have a baby sitter In
T..rdt Shop is to help Navy ficer of VAH-3, presided at Thursday. The luncheon will rant. Mrs. Gerald Crane, who the nursery for the Sunday
families atrotch their budgets the coffee for the officers be held at the fatngfnrd Hotel will go with her husband to 10:30 mass and to sell relig
in Winter Bark. Social hour Memphis, Tenn., Mrs. George ious Christmas cards.
by furnishing essential house wives of VAH-3 Thursday.
Rev. Llhera spoke to the
B**rs, whose husband la go
Thn coffee was held In the stnrts at 11:30 a.m.
hold and personal items at a
s • *
ing to VAH-3, and Mr*, ilex club on tha care and cleaning
Afterburner a n d hovlcssu*
Bo nlnal cast.
“ Checkmate" Is no lunger King, whose husband is going of the linen* used in the miss.
The classic example Is Il were Mrs. Wallace Bussell,
Refreshments of Brownies
lustrated when t Navy family Mrs. Hubert llarrnp and Mrs. Just a name for a television to ileevlllc, Texas, were the
show. It Is the nam* of the honor***.
and coffee were served snd
first moves Into the area. Gordon Kuchn.
Decorations of fall flower* bingo was played for the
Mrs. Hucller is returning to newly fnrmed VAIM1 and
Their household goods have
Bat arrived yet, and for a Sanford after a two-year ab Det. g enlisted men's wives and the Hoot Owl flag were monthly prize after the meet
ing.
on the tables.
week or mure they Just have settee, during which timo (Mr. club.
• • •
Mrs. Robert Barak was
Hoc-Hit was tlie ASA projects
Present at Uie luncheon
to “ make do."
Mrs.
W.
E. Donahue waa
awarded
tha
prise
(or
submit
ware Mr*. Dennis Nolo, Mrs.
By being able to purchase officer at North American to
ting the nam* to the Checker- Gerald Trimble, Mrs. John high scorer at the October
inch things ai small pots and Columbus, Ohio.
When they lived In Sanford tall wives. .She was presented Hsrriu, Mrs. James Galmlih, bridge of the VAH-11 and Det.
pans or un extra sheet with
a small outlay of monry at before, Cdr. Moeller wax the with s Checkertsil apron Mra. Lam Driscoll, Mrs. Paul H officers wives club.
Second high went to Mrs. R.
made by Mrs. Ollle Yellnek. Vaccaro, Mrs. Emil Ruse,
the Thrift .Shop, that first VAH-3 operations officer.
week Is more eon ifort ahie.
Mrs. Iloclier and her hus The wives met recently at Mrs. Walter Blchardsun, .Mrs. S. Davidson. Mrs. R. W. Repp
At present, the Thrift Shop band grew up tho ssius small the NAS ballroom, where William Turner, Mrs. Ronald wa* the hostess for the bridge
committee Is trying to build Missouri town and were mar judges, .Mrs. J. F. Barlow, More and a guest, Mrs. Mcr- huh) In her home.
up this household department. ried alter he received his Mrs. Hart Bartholomew and nle Dukes, .Mrs. More's mo Coffee, coke*, fruited brown
ies snd miniature doughnuts
Curtains, pots ami pans, baby commission. They have three Mrs. I’ll) Ills Dasiet, chose tlie ther.
• • •
were served.
furniture uml otlu-r similar children; Joe. s freshman at winning entry to submit to the
Others playing were Mrs. B.
items are needed.
Wentworth Military Academy group.
All first snd second class
Mr*. John Jenkins was se Navy personnel and their W. Bartholomew. Mrs. A. R.
The second purposo of the In Missouri, and John and
Thrift Shop Is to provide Holly, Iwth students in San lected the temporary chair guests are Invited to attend Blunden, Mrs. J. R. Dennison,
man for the group, Mrs, Bob the Hsllaweeli dance .i|xnisor Mrs. H. B. Helms and Mrs.
money fur the charitable ford schools.
functions o( the Naval (fift
Navy IHo suits Mrs. Moel Hultinan, secretary and treas ed by the Acey Deucy wive* Kermit Jamison.
• • •
een Wives Club. Tlie $2uo re ler jiut fine, uml In (act, alter urtT and .Mrs. Alice Crowder, dull un Oct. 25.
cently donated lo the USO tier husband retires .-he'd like chairman of the Help aud
Home sewers will ba inter
No adlliiasiou fee is charg
by the club canto from this lu travel. Sho said they have Welcome committee.
ed for the dance which will ested in attending Monday's
All VA1MJ and Det. 6 en lie held in tlie Acey Deucy meeting of the decorating
fund.
n't heen stationed either in
Each unit at NAS has a tho Northeast or Northwest, listed men's wives are Invited club (rum 0 pm til 2 a.m. A course tor Navy wives. The
Thrill S h o p representative and she’d like to sou them to Join the elub. Meetings will band will (uruiah music for topic of the program is "Fab
be held at to a.in. the first dancing.
vim works on the committee both.
rics—Miracle* by the Yard."
Other new guests at the cof Wednesday of each month
Mrs. J o a n Boulerse of
wi t h
Mrs. Bartholomew.
Prises will be given tor the
These are Mr> James l) fee were Mrs. Kenny Fields, and free baby sitting Ut the best Halloween costumes aud Barnes Drapery and Fkior
Durbin, VAlilt Mrs. William Mrs. Charles McKenna, Mrs. Sunday School nursery build skit* will provide entertain Coverings will conduct the
ment.
discussion ut fabrics *ml their
Rose, VAll-3; Mrs. David K. John Capcvvell ami Mrs. Bry mg.
Tlie elub set dues at 23
Fall, VAll-5; Mr*. Ed Decker, an Brown.
Mrs. Pat Sumner, Mrs. use*.
YAII 7; Mis. J. D. Moloney,
Mrs. Albert Alltar, whose cents a month. A box of Eiva sutler, Mrs. Bonnie Jen
Meetings arc held at I p m.
v \n u, Mrs liili Bassett, huibaikl is retiring, wa» pre household utensils donated by kins and Mrs Vivian Row- in the NAN ballroom,
• 44
YAH II; Mrs. Hubert Hauser, sented unit a farewell gift, as members is to be kept at tlie berry are m charge of tile
station; uml Mrs. (Till Nelson, was Mrs. Sam Day, the wife home of Mrs. Dorothy C'ircu dance.
New ultii'crs were elected
staff.
of the Douglas representative. rellis.
At their October meeting at last month'* meeting of the
• • #
Mrs. A»hhy McClanahan
Fresent at the meeting were the Acey Deucy wive* club VAH 0 enlisted men's wives
Special guests at an even won Hie centerpiece which Mrs. Marie Under. Mrs. men) burs discussed plans for club, held at the NAS ball
log coffee of the VAII-5 en was made of autumn leaves, Frankie Barnett, Mrs. Eileen a Harvest dance in Novem room.
listed nu-n'j wives club were ealtails ami (all (lowers. He- Comett, Mrs. Val Hirer, .Mrs. ber. A dale for that will be
Chosen were Mrs. Dennis
.Mrs. Lyle Setlc and Mrs. Paul frekhment* of tiny Danish Janice Sired. Mrs, Edith set later.
Nolo, president; Mrs. Gerald
Werner. The cot fee was in pastries, little fudge brownies Msruc, Mrs. Jane Weddle aud
Card* were sctil to all wives Trimble, vice president; Mrs.
honor nf Mr*. Setle, whose and coffee and tea were serv Mrs. Artie Prather.
uf first and second class per Ronald More, secretary. Mr*.
hurbund is leaving the squad ed by the hostesses.
Mrs. Crowder was the bos- sonnel Inviting them to the Emil Rose, treasurer.
• 4 •
ron.
te->s for the meeting.
Appointed by the president
cake decorating demonstra
tion.
I.t. Cdr. ami Mrs. C E. LitAn Indian sunuiucr theme
were .Mrs. Thomas Gwartney,
’ * *
wa* carried out in the ball ford are the parents of their
Mrs. James Firolte and
Mrs. Jenkins was the ho* social chairman; Mrs. Paul
room, where Mrs. Side and ] third child uml fird son, horn Miss Judy Asceudo were co ter* fur the meeting and .Mr* |Vaccaro, p u b l i c i t y : Mrs
Mr*. Werner were presented Sept. 17. The baby was named hos tosses for a dessert-bridge Alice Best won tile door prire. James Uatmish, historian
• 4 •
at the former's home in hon
with corsages. An engraved Haul Edwin.
Tentative plans for a wel
» 4 •
silver aandvlcli tray was also
or of bride-elect, .Miss Bonnie
Mrs. T. E. Qulllin was hos come bum* party for their
given by the club to Mrs.
Mttllnx nfghti of the Chief St-dfer
tess for an impromptu politick hmbandf were made by the
toita*
i A Mil/
UaJa-v* «
tot rtf#
ilktiil
W ta uk ag U « iw *l« «**f waa
jiuuulwi*. A U-«l Jwl Dag
By Oswald Jacoby
diamonds and played low
from his own hand. West waa
in with the queen and a sim
ple pUy to set the hand two
thicks would be tc play ace
and another spade. The queen
of hearts lead would hava
been aven more affective and
could have led to a threa trick
set, but West wasn't going
to try any of those winning
plays.
He went Into a long huddle
and eventually came up with
tha one losing play at his dis
posal. He lad hla low heart!
South wear in dummy, play
ed a low diamond and ducked.
West took hla ace, cashed his
<preen of hearts and finally
had to lead a spade. This let
South to to make his remain
ing diamonds.
ey Ruth M iii*tt
She says, “ Hero let me do
it" because It is easier to do
things for hsr children than
to let them learn hew to do
things for themselves.
She never buys a gift that
Isn't practical, even when she
knows the persons for whom
the gift Is meant is yearning
for something that isn’t prnc
tleal at all.
“ Happier Wives (hint* for
husbands)" has some thought
ful observations on the sub
ject by Ruth MUlelt. Send 25
cento to Ruth Milletl Reader
Service, e/o Tha Sanford Her.
aid, P. O. Box 4H9, Dept. A,
Radio City Station, Nsw York
10, N. Y.
given to the club by Mra. G.
W. Klmmoni was presented
to the wive* to take to Mayport when tha ihip dock*
there.
Mr*. Lou Driscoll and Mrs.
Gwartney were tha hostess**
for the meeting.
• • •
COMING EVENTS
Tseutay, Oct. 13
Acey Deucy wive* cake dec
orating demonstration, 7:30
p.m. Acey Deucy club.
Tbxrsday, Oet. IT
VAH-3 officers wires lunch
eon, Villa Nov* Reitaurant.
VAH-t enlisted men's wives
club, B p.m., NAS ballroom.
VAH-3 officers wives lunch
eon, 11:30 a.m. Langford Ho
tel.
VAH-11 officers wives lunch
eon, San Juan Hotel.
Friday, Oet. »
VAH-0 o f f i c e r s wives
bridge, 7:30 p.m. Home of
Mrs. G. L. Atkinson.
VAH-0 enlisted men’s wives
potluck supper. 7:30 p.m.
Hume of Mrs. William Turner.
Monday, Oct. 21
VAH* officers wives homecoming decorating commit
tee, 9:30 a m. NAS.
Tuesday, Oct 22
Acey Deucy wives club,
7:30 p.m. Aeay Deucy elub.
VAH-3 officers wives club
tea, 3 p.m. Home of Mrs. Nell
I’ ruden.
Adenauer Ends
14-Year Term
Television Tonight
TUESDAY P . M.
*:«« (!) Xewteop*
As Chancellor
BONN*. Germany (UPI) —
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer,
who led Neat Germany from
ruin and defeat to prosperity
and Western partnership, to
day ended hla 14 yaara and
on* month to office.
Adenauer waa 73 when be
became chancellor to 1349
and at Ur* time was not ex
pected to bold the office long.
But now, at 37, he is step
ping down only reluctantly,
becauae be is convinced tha
West Is doing wrong in its
current dcsltogs with the So
viet Union and ii not certain
his successor Ludwig Erhard,
will follow the Adenauer
policy lin*.
Adenauer submitted his re
signation last wtak to Pres
ident Heinrich Luebka, and to
day waited only tor the form
ality of his acceptance.
Erhard, now vice-chancellor
and economics minister, 1*
the agreed choice of tire
Democratic coalition and will
become chancellor Wednceday.
Adenauer told a press recep IIon Monday night the So
viets should be mad* to pay
tor Western iqheat with poli
tical concessions as well a*
money.
He said he would have pre
ferred to eee the Berlin wall
torn down bofure lire W«at
helped solve the Soviet grain
shortage.
The will is a symbol of the
greatest disappointment to
Adenauer’s four terms of of
fice—the failure to reunite
Germany.
Adenauer has maintained
that only through Western
strength and patience would
reunification take place. Now
he fears that this show of
strength may be diminishing
with the easing of cold war
tensions.
He told the press recep
tion that the Soviets ire try
ing to make U appear that
only the refusal of Weat Ger
many to strike a bargain la
holding up an East-West set
tlement of the cold war. But
this, hs said, is really an at
tempt to end the cold war on
the bail* of a permanently
divided Germany.
May Switch
DETROIT (UPI) — Coach
Milt Schmidt of the Boston
Bruins dlscloted today that
he may awitch Captain Leo
Botvin from defense to left
wing for Wednesday's gam*
here with the Red Wings.
Legal Notice
is t u x rin e rrr rorw T o r
THU NINTH J l l l l f 'I .M . <111I T IT, IN S Nil r t m
SKMI.
XOI.U (Tit)NTT, rM l M I I M .
IN (TIANCKHY NO. I.NUM
KENNRTlI A WRKJirr. ana
CLAIIA J. W IUIHIT. hlv « l t * .
Plaintiff!,
v«.
T U T VOI.UelA IXVKHTMF.NT
COMPANY. INC. et at..
Dvfvmlanl*.
noth '*: o r at iT
T O »------- U i»i.|l. wife of David
T. RuitvUl J. T. Davis
• ad wlft, ------ Devlv, P
J. Devlv end wife. —
ALBANY, N. Y. (UPI) —
Devlx D. K. Davis and
New York state golfers re
wlf*. ------ Devi*: Claud*
P. Carlar and -------. hla
ceived tome good news today
wlfa: J. H, Carlar and
when course* outside the lim
------ - carlar,
hi*
wlf*,
Ja m il A. RuMflt a n d -----its of municipalities were re
f l u o . 11. hi*
wlfa;
and
opened. The coursis were
David
T.
Ruiaall.
and
cluaed due to extreme danger
acalnst *ach of th*m If
allva, and If d**d, lha
of forest firss.
unknown halra, i p « m i
d.vla««a, H f ifa tv . ( r a n .
tvav, and othar oHImania
Un,l*r ant throueh tha
aforaaatd dafandanta, end
i * t u b r i n c t rr r o t r t o r
all
partite
havln*
or
m s : iM Tii j i iiu isi. n s .
claiming to hava any In• (IT o r
iv ii
sum
• <<•).
t*ra*t la and tn tha fotm i i . s: l o t v r t . r t . o i n i M .
towlnr
,l«vcrlli*<l
r**l
n r v v i KH* m i . n w i
■Mata tying and b*lug In
EAkT
BOSTON X A V I w a a
K*uiiriul« County, Florid*,
to-wIt:
HANK,
19
MsrltlUn
Sliest,
C o t I)o*;*n, Mas *.
Tit* E*at (4 uf ill* tint*
Plaintiff,
ut th* A t I* of 9 *011011 I,
v S.
Townahlp 91 6 , Rang* :S
TC. I«M Rial* R..A.I IIS,
W IL LIAM KEIF ER. at ut
and I.** lb «l PArt of th*
Defendant*
Mini K o r vai.s:
if,
of sold HfcH, lying
votm ' e ra ii Kitmiv GIV
S'.,11th or XtalA Kka .| OS.
EN that ,>n the l l t h <lay of
You will h.roby tak* nolle*
October, 134*. e l
a m. that th* plaintiff! hava ttWJ
at the mala door of the Court •alt vgalaat you tn tha Circuit
Hoots of S«mlnoU County, it Court tn and for bamlnota
Sanford. Florida, the undsr- County, Florida, to qulai tha
'tgned Clsrk wilt offsr for tIHa In tha plaintiff* to th*
•at* to tho hlxhsot tn,l bo*t property. *ltuat*d tn Seminal*
bidder fur calb Hit follawtnc County, Florida, and dtacrlbdsscrlbod rsst property:
•d above.
tail IS. OA KLAN D HILL*,
You at* hareby raqulrad to
according
to
(ho
p u t fit* with tht Clark of th*
thereof
os
recorded
tn above at) lad Court your daru< uo«k it. r*(* «r. fanaaa to tha abova atylad
Public Record* of S*ml- eau»* and furnlvh • copy of
nolo County, Florida
tha urn* to 'hart** J. Cultogether with all atructwr**, lorn, IJ boutti Magnolia Avaliuprovsmsnt*. fli l u r s i. appll. nu*. Orlando. Florida, aald daa not*, and appurtenance* on fanaa* to h* ftlai on or b<»a!d land or u<ed In Goajunc- fora the tlth day of Novem
lion therewith.
ber. A. D. I l l l , Hartln fall
This sate Is mads puriaeal not or d«er*« pro conNavo
to final dearie of foreclosure will b* entered aa*ln*t you.
entered
In Chancery
action
IN VViTNKlM WHICH EOF, t
No. HISS now pending In the hav* tier* unto a*t my hand
Circuit Court of and for S«ntt- |and afftatd my official **al
note County, Florida.
at dauford. Florida, thl* l lth
DATED tht* HI S day of lay of Oolobar, A. D , 1H1October, t i l l .
tXEALr
idK.YL)
Arthur II
D«.kwltii, Jr
Arthur H
Be :kwith. Jr..
Cl*rk ->f th* ctreult Court
Clerk of tho Clroult Court
Uy: Martha T. Yltilen
By: Martha T. VIUlsu
D*puly Clark
|CH A HI. l.0 1. CL ! A
-U-• i [
Depuly Clerk
V.'iDCIUVON. H tn H , DEAN
P. O Uoa .; • »
LOWNDES k van den Ufc.RO <S South Magnolia
Attorneys tor Plaintiff
Orlando, Florida
in
East Central Boulevard Attornay for Plalntlffa
Orlando, Florida
Publlah rv t, it. !J.*IS A Nov.
Puhllih Out. la, Hi!}
st
Jvol*-.*
(I) Nowa. Sporu,
Wanthar
1:19 <») Editorial
CIS ( l ; Nawa. Sport*.
VVaa thar
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( » N e v a — Koa Cochran
IS) Huntley • Brinkley
• Id <S) rongr oalotial R*p»rt
7:99 <J) M -8 iuad
(9) Advanlur** In Pnradlae
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Tile (J) Mr. Novak
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1 9 9 (9) Rad Skelton
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II) McIIala* Navy
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(3) Richard Boone Show
(<) Petticoat Junction
t:S9 (9) Jack Benny
10:90 (9) Oary Moor*
<S) Telephone Hour
(I) Fugitive
11:9* (1 H 9 ) Nawa, Weather,
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(»> Mid-Fla. Nawt
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11:10 ( I) Tonight Show
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1:34
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(9) Nawa, Waathrf
«J 9 9) Orova, Farm Report
9 : It) (S) Florida Hlatory
(9) Hunrlaa Sameattr
7:90 (S) Today
(9) Waka Up Mopti*
1:43
3:49
7:10 (I) Film Faatursa
Soccer Police
Need New Jail
MADRID (UPI) — When so
angry spectator jumped onto
the soccer field here Sunday
and rushed it the referee,
police grabbed him and haul
ed him off to the imsll Jill
under the stands. Then they
went to back to watch tha
Uie game.
While the police were gone,
the fan battered down the Jail
door and escaped into the
crowd.
Legal Notice
N artrr. o r s a l e
Xfllice li h*r*by given that
purauant to llnnl daerca rend
ered on tha llth day of Oct
ober,
ISIS, tn that certain
,-auve pending tn the Circuit
Court In and for Semlnola
County. Flnrlda, In Chancery,
wherein JOSEPH A
PINCKAUD and MARJORIE R, PINCKARD. hla wlf*. ara Plain
tiff*. and 1IKTTE A CA M
ERON,
formerly RETTE
A.
OOi.DMAN. and huahand DOUOLAH CAMERON,
and ARE
GOLDMAN
ara
da fend ante,
Chanc*9y Docket Vo, 11379 t.
ARTH UR It. BE CK WITH. Jit .
Clark o( thp aforeaald Circuit
Court, will within th* legal
hour* nf -ale on Friday, Oct
ober SS, 13(3 otter for * » 1 *
and **ll to the highest and
beat bidder for rnah at tha
front door of lha Courthouaa
of Samlnola County, Florida.
In Sanford, Florida, th* fol
lowing d*aorlhad property, altUated and being In Sitnlnoi*
County, Florida, to-wit:
l*>t t. of lUix-k IS. of tha
Townalt* of North Cliuluot*. S*mlnola C o u n t y .
Florida, aronrdlng lo plat
thereof recorded In Plat
Rook I. page* S( to SI, of
th*
pulilln
record*
of
Hetnlnol* County, Florida,
Said *al« wilt ha mad* pur
suant to and tn order lo *atlafy th* terma ot eatd final
decree.
(BEAL)
Arthur It. Beckwith, Jr..
OI»rk of Circuit Court In
and fur Seinlnnl* County,
Florid*.
li)i Martha T. Vlhlan
n. C.
Phillip Logan
Poet Office But 1791
Sanford, Fla.
Publlah Oct. It. IMS.
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( 9) Captain Kangaroo
(9) Cartoon*
(3) Jack LaLanna
(« ) American Hlatory
(») Excreta* For Women
O t Cartoona
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(3) Say Whan
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( t) Mpanlah
(1) New*
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f l ) I Leva Lucy
II) December Bride
(1) Concentration
( I ) McCoys
IS) Prl-e II Right
It) Mlaalng Llnka
(Color)
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By Donna Estes
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A gotngaway party was Lucky) and Larry Esciavon daughters, Diane and Jean- Eta Chapter ef Beta Sigma
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1given recently in honor of Ro- |by iarnily friends. Mr. and I ette, gave the party at their Phi mot recently nt the Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Osteen, ■
Park Avenue home iB-Ising- -Mary home o f Mr*. Mike
celebrated his fifth birthday1 --------------------wood.
Crever. ft wn* the regular
recently with a party at his
The Esciavon brothers left *<ml-monthly meeting of the
Many games were played
Friday (or a six month basic group nnd also * model meet
and prises given to every
training course in the Nation ing for the rushees.
child. The birthday cake was
During the buxines* meet
al Guard at Fort Jackson.
topped with miniature cow
ing the project* for the year
Columbia.
S.
C.
boys and Indians.
The honorets and guests 3rt- were announced and voted on
Cake, ice cream and punch
joyed
dancing during the by the member*. A foreign
were served to Carol Ann and
evening and refreshments of chilli will be sponsored by the
[lab* Pickles. Hubert llirt Jr..
hot dogs, potato chips, cole group through one of the fosRita and Renee Hirt, Tari
slaw,
relishes, salads and cold trr parent plan organisation*.
Nettles, Pam and Eva Lynn
Other projects will he service
drinks.
Clark, Judy Pettis, Jeffery
and aid including the Good
Chaperones
assisting
the
Velno, Rosa Pell, Danlell Pell.
host and hostesses were the Samaritan Home and during
Linda Riggs and Renee Kil
honorecs*
parents, .Mr. and the iiotiduy seasons assistance
patrick.
Mrs. Fred Esciavon, and Mr to needy families.
Also Mrs. Robert flirt. Mrs.
An inspiring program on
and Mrs. Eddie Sweat.
Albert Clark. Mrs. Lowell
Guests included Stella Per model of charm vvn* conductPettis, Mrs. Richard Pickles
kins, Gail Redd, Diane Sweat, ed by Mrs. Rill Reck. Re
and Mrs. Trammel Kilpat
Fred Morton, Itay Sweat, freshments were served by the
rick.
Rosalyn Morton. Pat Cornish, hostess, Mrs. Mike Crever.
Rushees attending were:
Richard Cameron, Charles
Sheatfer, Tony Coro. Sue Mines. Dave Sharp, Wendell
Auxiliary
Campbell, Johnny Roberts. llrooks, Polite Collins, [lobby
Willis, nnd the Misses Shirley
Ray Manning.
Selects T w o
Juhnny llincs, Charles and Stumpf, l.ind* Itittel, Pam
Henry Tew, Carol Carnish. Jones, and Vicki Wcsslund.
attending
Eddie Choudoin, Ricky, Gene Other memlwrs
Projects
were
Mines.
Joe
Alexander,
and
Freddy
Esciavon,
Ellen
RODKRT (LUCKY) ESCLAVON', left niul hi*
and Wayne Inman, Sandy Jim Warner, Robert Gomnler,
Members of the American
brother, Larry, who were guests of honor at it
Norris,
Joey Roberts and lit Robert Mitchell, Sid Vihlcn,
Legion Auxiliary of Campbell
Roinjf-avvay party, in Lonitwood. (Herald Photo)
tle Miss Elisabeth Esciavon. and Mist Leslie Jones.
I.o'sing Post r>:t selected two
community service projects to
be completed this month,
when the group met ut the
Legion Hut for the monthly
session.
The first project wrns sug
By Mr*. Adam Muller
( Mr. nnd Mr*. T. N. Smith
gested by Mrs. Charles Web
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bes of Second Street spent the
ster. a teacher nt the Lake kic arc planning a birthday weekend at Pinellas Park
Mary Elementary School. She party for her parenls. Mr. visiting friends.
stated that ‘‘this year the re nnd Mr*. William Williams,
port cardr will not have en of Plantation Road, at the
Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Wright
velopes and teachers in the Reskie home in Winter Park. have returned from a five |
county are doing n thorough Mr. Williams is celebrating week trip to West Virginia!
job of teaching patriotism.” Ins Hath birthday this week.
where Mr. Wright renewed j
Ry supplying envelopes the
old friendships with some of
unxiiiury will show their ap
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lo- his former school mate's.
visited Mrs.
derhaus, of Plantation Itoad. They a l s o
plet iation to them.”
The club decided tn supply celebrated their 2»illi wedding Wright's relative* in Huntingthe envelopes. Clubs to bene anniversary, Oct. 0, at a din ton, W. V., and Summerville.
W. Va. They also stopped in
fit from this project arc Luke ner party.
Colo Hilda, S. C'., where they
Mary, Pan In and Sanford.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lam- visited friends and in Cincin
The second project, which
Is now underway, is the erec hertson, of DeBary Drive, nati, Ohio.
tion of memorial flag poles have as their housogucsls.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Smiley
at the Veterans' section of Mr. and Mrs. T. I). McDer
the Evergreen, Oaklawn and mott. ol New Hyde Park, L. have returned from a two
month* trip to Franklin, N.
Puola
Cemeteries. 'Itieso I.
C. They enjoyed it so much
will take the place of small
they purchased a summer
flags on each veteran’s grave
Harringtons
home there before returning
on memorial holidays.
to DeBary.
Mrs. Thro Stiles, commu
nity service chairman, will Return From
A few DcBaryifes In the
announco the ilute for a dedi
Seminole Memorial Hospital
cation ceremony for the new
V acation
this past week were Anthony
flag poles.
Oppel, Harold Barry, Mrs.
At the conclusion of the
Mr. anil Mrs. Frank Har
business meeting, tho mem rington have returned to their Robert M. Broun and Mrs.
ber* surprised Mrs. C, E. home on Sanford Avenue in Peter Broun.
Hunter by singing "Happy DeRary alter an exciting
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Bohn
birthday." Mrs. W. J. King summer.
of
Magnolia Place have re
lightrd candles on n birth
Mrs. Harrington a n d a
day rako she lia'I baked and friend, Mrs, Constance Ger- turned to their home from
MISS JEU1 WHEATLAND, will present n minx
decorated. The informal party rans, of Panama, sailed from Sun Deigo at North Island
where Mr. ltolm was station
ami dance number at the UFW fashion and hair
wiis held In appreciation of
Port Everglade* m month*
style show, thin Thursday, at the Sanford Wom
her service for several years ago for an extended vacation ed at Langety Point Naval
Air Station (rom May, lOiil,
en's Club building'. The show start* at 8 p. in.
ss secretary and for her un in Europe.
to July. Pkid. Both aru happy
selfish efforts to help co
and fashions front Mary Esther'* nnd hair style*
They luurned Paris, France,
ordinate an efficient auxiliary the Italian Riviera, San Re to be home again.
from Harriett** Deadly Nook nnd Diehard*
post.
Deadly Salon will be shown,
(Herald Flmlo)
mo. the French Riviera, Can
The Three “ It's" at the De
nes, Monte Carlo in Monaco;
Bary Frceicltc will have to
then on to Naples. Italy, to
make way for “ Bobby", the
visit Mrs. Harrington's son
fourth "11", horn Oct. t,
and daughter-in-law, Lt. and
weighing 10 pounds and four
Hjr Rernlre Kelsey
Mrs. Basil Harrington. They
of Mr. and Mr*. Milton Gore
ounces, at the Seminole Me
stayed at their villa overlook
and Mi<* Suzanne Partin,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
It.
Rutile
morial Hospital. The new ad
ing the Bay of Naples.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
dition to the family is Robert will leave this Friday for
From there they went to
James Partin, spent the past
John Hcncghan.
Jacksonville to attend the
Barcelona, Spain, and visited
weekend with their parents,
state convention of Nomad* In Oviedo. They ar e both stu
Die Isle uf Mallorca, Andor
Mrs. William Burnett of An of Avrudakit. They will he
ra, Lichtenstein, Germany,
geles Road is home again accompanied by Mr. nnd Mrs. dents at Florida State Uni
Austria, Luxembourg and
from a recent trip north, and Alex Weech, of Maitland. versity.
Belgium.
not feeling up to par. She is Mrs. Buttle i» president if
Enroute back In the United
missed around town for her this organisation.
Stales they sailed f r o m
singing, and our best wishes
France on the same ship they
go her way.
Mrs. Amnrrtt Hopkins, of
went over on and landed in
Nashville, Ark., has arrived
New York, Mr, Barrington
to spend the winter with her
met them in New York and
»i*ter. Mr*. It. (1. Smith. Mrs,
after Mrs. Gerran* return.d
Hopkins' nephew and his
to her home in Panama, the
wife, Mr. and Mrs. J. O.
Harringtons spent (wo month*
Dorsey accompanied her on
in Iheir cottage, In Plymouth.
WEDNESDAY
tho trip to help drive. They
Mass.
Clrete 12 of First Pre«by- returned tn Nashville hy
terion Churchwo men meet* at plane.
D orcas Circle
D:4S a m. with Mrs. William
Hemphill, 120 Elliott Ave.
Miss Julia Gore, daughter
DeBary Personals
CREATIVE
W OM AN
Church
Calendar
Plans W ork D a y
1400
to Kill Ants and Roaches
Member* o f Dorcas Circle
of
Upsalu
Presbyterian
Church and friends will sew
cancer dressing* this Thurs
di.y from 10 n.m. to 3 p m.
at the home of Mrs. C. E.
Hunter on Narcissus Avenue.
Others interested may call
the sewing chairman, Mrs.
A. It. Ifodge. at 3£!-t588«.
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mother! An adorable jerkin
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Sanford Herald
B.x 438, Midtown Station
New York 18. N. Y.
CAMERA SHOP
Print name, address with
21Q S. FA UK AVE.
Style number and sue.
and delegate; Mrs. Clara Clawson, second vlc«
president and delegate; Mrs. Mabel Piety, trea
surer: Mrs. Mildred Neville Sr., secretary and
Mrs. Evelyn Santlifer, delegate.
(Herald Fhoto)
OFFICERS of the local chapter of Florida
Nurse* Atom, and convention delegates to the
annual state convention held last month in
Miami are left to riyrht: Mrs. Dorian .1. May,
president; Mrs. Maud Miller, first vice president
Maynard, B ow en
Osteen Personals
Engagement
Ity Mrs. Clarence Snyder
Mrs. Jessie Itolie of Frankllnville, N. J„ is spending sev
eral week* with Mr*. Lilly
Boyer ol Enterprise Road.
A nnounced
Mr. ami Mrs. J. H May
nard S r . of Orlando, an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Bosalle, to
John W. Bowen of Sanford.
Mr. Bowen is the son of
Mrs. Annie Mae Bowen and
the late Mr. Bowen of San
ford.
Mis* Maynard attended high
school in Sebring and grad
uated from Florida Slate Uni
versity where she was a
member of Gamma Phi Beta,
social sorority and Tan Beta
Sigma, national music honor
ary.
She t< presently secretary
of Bie Orange County Chapter
of the FSU Alumni Associa
tion and a member of the fac
ulty ut Grand Avenue Ele
mentary School.
The groom-elect attended
Seminole High School in San
ford and it a graduate of
Florida Slate University. He
i* a member of I't Kappa
Pill, social fraternity uml I*
presently employed a* an en
gineer with the Marlin-Mari
etta Corporation, Canaveral
Division.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Juil)
have returned lo their home
in Springfield, Ohio, after
"pending a week with Mr*.
Mary Barnhart.
Rosalie Maynard
brother-in-law. Mr. and Mr*
Harold Pell and family.
Mr*. Harold Pell and Hire#
children visited Mr*. Dorothy
Crews in Daytons Beach, Fri
day.
Local Events
WEDNESDAY
Civic uml Social Depart
ments of th«* Sanford Wom
an's Club will hold the first
sessions of the new year.
Civic Dept, will paste TB
labels from It) s.m. to t l
noon, covered dish luncheon
Mrs. Rose Phillip* has re ot noon. Card games start at
turned from New Smyrna I p.m.
Beach, where she spent two
weeks visiting tier two son*,
Finns raid T’.itlon, and Iheir
families.
Mr*. Rose Doyle ha* re
turned home after spending
several week* with her two
■laughters and other relatives
in Totmuwamla, N. Y.
N ew O fficers
Installed B y
W M S M em bers
The Women's Mi-sionury
Society of the Central Raptist Church held the fir*t
meet log of the new rhtiirh
year with the new president,
Mrs, Charles ilayvs, presid
ing.
A report of the past year's
activities was given and pro
gram chairman, Mrs. Ruth
Wilkinson, presented an In
spirational progiam entitled
'•The need* nod deeds of
Jesus. *
Garden C lub
New officers were Install
Plans Luncheon
ed by Mrs. Gail Smith. They
are Mrs. Hayes, president;
Thursday
Mrs. P. White, vice president;
Member* of the .Sanford Mrs. A. Appleby, secretary;
Cardin Cluli will meet this Mrs.
Wilkinson,
program
Thursday at the Capri for a chairman; Mrs. E. Owen*,
general business meeting and i prayer; Mis, I. Gallowuy, so
luncheon,
cial; Mrs. Darrel Grierne,
bunch will lie served at Irea-urer; Mrs. A. Swanson,
12:.30 pm. followed hy the community mission rtmlnnnn
business and program. A nnd Mrs A. .Smith, mission
nominating committee will tie stmly.
elected. Guest speaker will be
Mrs. Burke Chester of Tavar
es who will u*e as tier sub
ject. “Tlie Different Approach
in Flower Arranging."
Mrs. Chester, a native Flor
idian, ha* been very active
through the years in garden
cliih work and is ■ national
accredited flower show judge.
A graduate of Harper's School
of Design, In Atlanta, she
sprrialiic* in urthllc design*
and sWo prepare* flower
*how sclii'diile*.
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Crews I
and (wo children. Pamela and
Toni, of Yulee, spent the
weekend with Id* sister and
VFr.t
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UF Answers Problems
r*
.v
ftt
it.
Bone j e a n ago the eminent induatrialiat, C. Jared Ingm oll, aaid,
**I think that all human problems
are in some way related to each
other, so perhaps i f people compare
their experiences, they may discover
something in common in hunting
the answers."
Truly, it seems that unfortunate
circumstances do "pile up" on us. It
may be that the comparison o f experiencts — and finding in them so
much similarity — la one of the rea
sons for United Fund. For the agen
cies do amass these untoward hap
parting!, and through
the money eup*
penings,
‘
plied by the
the united effort to ralaa
h , many o f the anawara are providI f you have had unhappy hapningi befall you, then you know
e crushed feeling, the sensation
o f slonantss, the eagsr search for
succor that besets people in similar
circumstances. Not to all, but to ah
many as the available funds permit,
United Fund reaches out this help
ing hand to people in distress.
To the beneficiary there is not only
the relief that come* from the
money furnished, but there is the
psychological lift, the bunlsiilug or
the darkness of despair that can
come from waging a lone battle
against what seems to be insur
mountable odds. Suddenly through
UF “ somobody cares," am) hopes and
spirits rise.
S
Peter Edson
TTiot Far and No Fartherl'
As Individuals, in spite o f
most sincere desire to help, we can
not find the deserving cases on
which to spend our money. Then,
too, no matter how large the g ift
might be, it is usually Just a "drop
In the bucket" o f the requirements.
The UF agencies know where best
to give the relief. It supplies the
money in an amount to "get the Job
done."
"How much to give?" is a question
that can best be answered by keep
ing in mind that the gift Is for
MANY agencies, many mors Indi
vidual cases agencies whose relief
efforts are facing demands o f in
creased costs, agencies to whom re
ferral o f deserving esses far exceeds
funds provided them through dona
tions. So, the eubacriptlon should
be large.
This seme Jared Ingersoil, quoted
ebove said, "1 have come to believe
that I owa Ilfs as much it owes me,
and I suppose that explains the fine
satisfaction I get out o f helping
someone else."
If then, all problems are related,
a strong solution to many of them
is provided by your United Fund.
Here we can recognise nn obligation
to help those having fewer of the
many blessings that are bestowed
on us. Here we can experience "the
fine satisfaction I get out of helping
someone else."
So, GIVE once fur all. GIVE the
United way. NOW.
Political Notebook
Quotes
Phil Newsom Soys . . .
Thing s In Common
Dr. Crane's
ing standards of 200 million Honduras, and tha United
l-atfn A m e r i c a n s and to Htales has broken off its dip
strengthen
democracy lomatic relatione with both
through peaceful evolution as and withdrawn its financial
opposed to violent revolution. aid.
An i-Jipcrtnnt eirw In M o In other ln-*ancee, relations,
Ing to tarry out the objectives continued upon the promise of
Dr. Kink is one of Amer l a n g u a g e that even high I ogiita try to show off their
of the elllance la supposed to military regime* that they ica's most loflaentlal pay schoolers can understand.
pompoaity with Jawbreaker
bs the Organisation of Amer would hold free electione lat •hologlsta. He la sot fit"You can always count on terms.
ican State* (OAR).
er. Examples were Peru and sled at the Juvenile state nf m* aa an ally In that *nThey “ ohfucate the Issue
Thl OAR Is c o m m i t t e d Argentina.
“ pulysyllablr tlrcuinuloeu- ■leavorl"
with
polysyllabic circumlocu
against communism and to de
Tha fear, however, Is that Ilona" which t;pities all too
Dr. Fink is a very popular
fend democratic r a g I m e > this succession of military re many college professors.
tions."
psychology professor, bow Io.
against attache front either volts may be eeltlng a pat For he knout (hat tha news
Their sxeesstre worship of
rated In Florida.
right er left— whether It ha a tern.
paper policy of ustag short
long
words shows a Juvenile
For many years hs taught
Communist dictatorship or a
Viulence against a weak oorda far surpasses pom- in New York, at Cornell and stage in educational devilopmilitary totip.
ment.
guvtinuient I* on the Increase pouu verbosity,
Pace College.
Hut It al-u la committed to
in Colombia. Threat of a mili CASK Q-4711 Dr. Harold K.
Tha reason 1 am citing his Tha true scientists and tha
a policy of nun-lnWrfarenca,
tary taka over has been a prod Fink la one nf America'* fore comments is to show you that Influantial educators follow
making It impossible to bring
to President Romulo lletan- moat teaching psychologists thers are two types of psy tho standard nswspapar ed
collective action agulsisl Com
eourl for increasing tough ac end textbook authors.
chology teachers In America. itor’s practice ef favoring
munist Cuba or ngultut a dis tion against Communist-in
One la tha "Ivory tower" short word*.
“
Dr.
Crane,"
he
recently
t e l ue deal here with Latin turbing series of military
Evon tho students laugh be
spired viulence In Venesuela. stated, **1 am most happy to variety, r • m a t a from tha
takeovers, of which there have
America.
In ftnaail. President Jo so sra that you champion normal, mainstream of real Ilfs, lead hind tha backa of such pro
The Alliance for Progress beta four this year and six in
Guulart hua been tinahla to understandable English.
ing a cloistered axistanca in fessors who try to throw their
SOW la Just over two years old. tha last two year*.
curry nut either Ms promises “ When 1 was an undergrad the shelter of a college that weight around In "pondsroua
As outlined by I’reeldunt Ken Affected In such a way have
profundities."
of reform or government aus uate, some of my psychology furnishes his pay check,
nedy, it called for e $20 billion been Argentina and Peru in
8uch *brelntru»t#r»M try to
terity. Cost week he called fur professois almost drove mo
The other la tha practical
Investment In l.alln America IWJ2, and Guatemala, Kcuador,
uml thru withdrew hie request Into selecting another field be- psychologist who gets out m 1 n I ra I s a the educational
ever 10 years, half of tha sunt the Dominican Republic end
for declaration of a state of ciuia of their dullness amt upon tha firing llna of Ufa and value af the newspaper and
to coma from the Unltsd Honduras In 10fl3.
dors the “ selling" Job for the repeatedly attack my column
slego. Ha millsIUd neither the polysyllable language.
Butts.
Tha two most reesnt were
political left nor rltiht, nor “ Too many psychologist* ninny vnluuble Ideas that psy fur Ita us* of two-syllabls
Its |iuipu»e Is U lift tha liv tha Duinlnleun Hepulilic and I
words!
tha army. HI* guvrmimml re are vague and pompous till chology ran offer mankind.
Rut I spent five years as
Both ly|ie* render a service
mains a candidate fur over Ihclr students even laugh at
throw.
t» education. But when tha Research Psychologist under
them behind their back*.
For the United .States tha “ I ngrr* heartily with you cloistered or “ bralntruster" auspices of the National Re
problem dolly becomes mors Hint when a man really knows psychologists try to Impress search Council and tha Car
pressing. Military r c g I m a ■ his subject, he can ex pin in it students with big words, they negie Institution of Washing
ton, D. C.
ure a discredit to science.
provide a nature! rallying In everyday language.
point for Coiuntunlsta who "I have thus used your text
They often attack us Ap Thus, 1 ran top most of
claim that Castro's Is tha only book In soma 20 blr classes, plied Psychologists for follow these “ Ivory tower" onobs In
way. On the other hand, run so It irritates men when some ing tha Hlble’a method of sciontifie background.
Ho I aland with Dr. Fink and
tha United States automatic rollrngues try to belittle a phrasing idrae in short word*.
other
Applied Psychologists
Tint
average
word
In
the
ally condemn a ndliUry coup textbook because it Is easily
Hilda contains but two syl who know how to communi
width lake* over from a weak understood.
cate In simple words.
government which is itself po
“ It Is an art to express com lables!
(Always writ* ta Dr.
Yet many teaching psycho).
tential prey of communism I
plex psychological theory In
Crane In earn af this news
paper, enclosing a long
stamped, addressed ear, Iope
sad 3S rests to rarer typlag aad printing easts whan
yon send far ana af hie
booklets.)
Dissimilar though they nmy
be, the dllem.'ise faced by the
United fltatee In South Viet
Nam and Latin America havt
sastaln thlnga In common.
In both, the United .Suites it
ao deeply cominlttsd that fail
ure In either would be a heavy
blow to Ita prestige and its
global policy of giving sup
port to democrarire against
aommuntsm.
In both, despite the vast
Mms committed, the U. S.
flnda itself In a role In which
ll can advlsa but cannot com
mand. Thus success dt-|M-nde
Upon each partner acting with
equal vigor.
And hence the weakn«>e of
the U. S. position In both
iastic support from likeminded individuals all over
the country and built up the
Senator's following. But when
former President Eisenhower
recently wrote that "I *m
unclear on precisely what
Senator Goldwater’ s views
are," he may hart spoken
for many others.
People know what Goldwater la against. But they
have trouble listing the poli
cies he Is for. And a poli
tical candidate needs a posi
tive platform as well as a
negative program If he Is to
create the image of a eontrucUve statesman and not
Just a critic.
Eisenhower In his copyrigted New York Herald
Tribune statement put the
specific question on which
be wants all Republican can
didates for tCJ4 to go on re
cord:
Haw to strengthen ties with
U. S. allies? How to main
tain adequate defense? How
to promote full employment?
How to reform the tax struc
ture? How to bring govern
ment expenditures in line
with revenues? How to check
the massive accumulation of
federal power? How to ach
ieve equal rights for all? How
It la even possible that the to provide presidential lead
ership? How to restore trust
extent of mans supernatural
In government?
and superstitious credulities
Gobi water,
noting
these
remain constant snd that the questions, expressed pucsle.
ment........
that. Elsenhower didn't
beliefs merely take on mur*t ......
sophisticated forms. Certain- know where he - Goldwater
tood on them. But a re
ly thers has been no slacken
examination of the senator's
ing of mans' desire to believe recent speeches falls to shed
tha unbelleveable.
much light on his positive
—Peter Ople, president of
Britain's Folk-Lore Society.
WASHINGTON’ — (NBA) —
Much of See. Barry GoMws.
ter*i support tor the Republi
can presidential nomination
Is coming from people wjo
are
“ antis" — violently
against something or other.
This has always been con
sidered a sign of political
strength and voter appeal in
American campaign hlstoryPsopla who are “ anU"
existing iltuatloni and poli
cial usually are better poli
tical workers dun those who
hare to support an admin
istration in power and seek
ing re-election.
Any time you can get a
good political reform move
ment going to throw the ras
cals out. It U hard to beat,
particularly If tha programs
of tbs Ins aren’ t working
very well.
Unquestionably, Gold water
has made hLi reputation as
an effective member of a
minority party. Ha has goad
ed tha Democratic adminis
tration often and loud.
Tills has aroused enthus-
Worry Clinic
policies though tha list of
things be Is against Is long.
Hi ll' against the Kennedy
administration for "irrespon
sible spending, questionable
de.'cnie policlei and dubious
foreign relations." Ha is alio
against:
—“ Co-existencs with Inter
national communism" snd
even against having diploma
tic relations with Russia.
—The test ban treaty snd
disarmament.
—Peaceful trips to tha
moon. He Is against relegat
ing military functions of
apace to second place.
—‘■Political and economic
power of sometimes corrupt
and sometimes grafting heads
of the great lebor unions."
He would ban nationwide col
lective bargaining.
—Federal employment prac
tices (FEPC) and the pro
posed puhlic accommodation*
provision in civil right* law.
—Pentagun policy declaring
segregated area* near mili
tary post* eff limit* to tha
armed force*.
—F.xtcndlng federal power
In the field of education “ at
a heavy, unwarranted cost
to the taxpayer*."
—Medicare under Social
Security, but would give tax
credits or deductions to cover
medical costs.
—Most welfare program*
and farm subsidies.
—Tbc far left, liberal* and
Americans for Democratl*
Action. He has refused to de
nounce the far right.
If these view* expos* Goldwater's weaknesses they ara
also his source of strength
among like-minded people.
Barbs
We are not on the New
Frontier. We are lost In tha
By Hal Cachrea
wood*.
—New York Gov. Nelson
A doctor saya women who
Rockefeller.
continually diet to get a thin
figure eventually grew me
I’d hate ta have It written
on my stone; “ He knew what lancholy. Reduced to tears.
happened at Hiroshima, but
The best tip to drivers of
he didn't take the first step."
new
curs 1* drive so that you
—Sen. Everett M. Dlrksrn,
R-lll., urging the Renata to don't tip.
ratify tha nuclear teit ban
It’s a good thing that
treaty as a “ first step" away
women don’t atop to think
from war.
that their hair la Just last
I am tho world'* only head year's trimmed over.
of government who doe* nek
have an official photograph.
—Algerian Premier Ahmed
Ben Hells, denying he Is de
veloping a cult of person
ality.
The automatic campaign to
increase employment through
the shorter work week is
strictly a defensive effort.
— Waller Reuther, president
o f the United Auto Work'
er*.
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Dick West Says
Wall Street Folk Songs
II* tries to buy some, but
WASHINGTON (UPI)—An senator and s group of fire
Of the 500 largest Industrial
organisation called th# Fire and polir* researcher*, but It ha can't get in touch with his corporations In th* United
broker. Then ho returns and States, 134 maintain their
snd Police Research Associa isente to me that Keating in
directly ha* pointed out a tre flnda 500 share* of ATAT on headquarters in New York
tion of Los Angalaa recently mendous new potential in th* th* child’s bed.
City.
demanded s congreiatonni In folk singing field.
vestigation of folk music.
As aoon *• I can brush up
And Ben. Kenneth B. Keat on my guitar strumming, I
ing, R-N. Y., Is pretty burned plan to go on th* road with an
act billed as “Th* Wall Street
up about it
Keeling, whose constituency Folk Singer." Wall Street ha*
a veritable gold mine of folk
I ’ urc I
Stinfurd, Florida
Tues. October 15, 1963 embraces some ef the major lore that, musically sptaklng,
hotbeds nf American folk Is virtually untapped.
From 11th. A French — To , , .
shifting, prepared s speech
F»r example, “ The Crash of
w ti.n:H I. i.iu .o w . aiuiruH a s o riat.m iKM
taking issue with th* essoeis- ’3U" would make a dandy title
i iii k t iv ri;LT
Ml 1.11 M I . I . M
tiuii’s ehurgs that “ hootenan for a folk long, being aiuoat,
fir
M.olunliai itapt.
Msti.ig'f'tf Cdllur
aa dramatically disastrous a*
IIIIK eilUKMAKKft
nies'*
a*
having
subversive
in
Jl'IST S lltL S
Hu.looa Sltna(-r
N. W. Comer At Traffic Light
fluence on the youth of th* th* sinking of the Titanic.
O m i t / ilJltur
•MlHI.101 J. IIHI1T
CU.ilflad
M.ii-m-r
Just
picture
n
minnesinger
country.
I IXKLIS r iMUHIt
I H I U 1UI.IOI.IMJ
Stifllalf Cdltuc
Defending ‘*th# right' of clad in a vest covered with
rtr.iilstlun Mmag.r
everyone tu sing out ss well dollar signs ($). In th* key
T"
sa (peak out whenevsr th* of C he sings:
iiU H U ir tiu i nvrua
H, Nall
Ham* Ifeltverr
“ Investor* snd their cousins
I would like to thunk my rtffiU r W tWM n who
spirit moves him," th* sen
Ill O i l . ,
Saatlaal* l » i l r
ator said that folk music by "Leaped from windows by th*
in .it l r»»*
I'J.itiJ 1 rear
iia Math
hart traded with ma for thu past nix yuan, for
i .OH • SluOtti*
I Sluotha
lu nature is “grounded in dotens.
s.
sii a aiontb* MU') I Month,
“
It
was
sail
when
th*
stock
movements of political, eco
your bunincM, and invite you to patroalit ma
t.
vS I Sluotb l.oo l Month
market went down."
l\ S. 1‘tfirel litsalalluua prutM* tU4l ali 111 •It •ubisrlptloa, S* nomic snd social unrest."
paid la a lvaac*.
at my new location, at First fit. k French Ave.
Or how about a folk song
Ruch music o r i g i n a t e d
among sharecroppers, miners, entitled “ Blue Ribbons." Th*
We will atiil be handling those fine Standard Oil
K ilte r, 1 a* aaeunj c l * - , m aiiar OittoliS, II . I l l * at tha Foal
lyrics tell of e man who hear*
orri.-a of Sanfori. Florid*. uad*r tha Ant ot Cu'tuiaaa or Starch. factory workers, cowboys, hill
Products and Atlas accessories.
billies end th* like, he noted. his child praying for
They could herdly be ex blue ribbon stocks.
Tha l l ,r a M ta • member of th* ftjltad Pra-a which la an1111,4 a*otuaiv,l» to Ilia a<a for cputillretlon of all l b , l i . i l
pected to sing th* praise, of
t a n , prlntad In tbit iiawapapar.
“ such symbols of orthodoxy ss
Our Motto: “ Pleasing Y ou Pleases
th* gold standard, th* oil de
Ns part of any malarial r e m or i d i i n l , l i | . » f this adltloa
Us.”
snd the
o f Tha eaufoi-4 Hirsld n u r ba reproducH in any mannar with pletion allowinr*.
out wrlttan parmlaalun of t.ia puoilthar of Tha HsralJ. Any standing rules of th* Unltsd
Individual »r firm raanonalbta for au.-h reproduction will b*
.•unaldarad a , in' rlnu'os on Tha H e ra ld , c«pyrl|ht anil will »• States Senate," he said.
WAY
htld Itabla for dam astn* und,r tho law. rubllihed (ally aacapt
Now I hava no desire to get THE
Saturday. Saudi* sad Ctu li im t* , publUasS Saturday pracaadln*
involved
In
e
feud
between
■
;
t a , talmas.
W&'ju Wlovinqif
Q>l)t &aufm’ii firrairi
Kiddy's Standard Oil Service
1st St.
French
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quarter: AA'eet half of
Northwest quarter of
Section 77, Townehlp
19 South,
Range
37
East.
I X . Government Lot 4 and
AA'est half of South
east q u a r t e r
and
Southeast
quarter of
- Smrrhvw*; -quattei* “ of
PROVEMENT
COMPANT,
a HAVING OR CLAIMING TO
xtrrirB o r ■rrr
dta*nlv*d Florida corporation, H A V E ANT RIGHT, TITLE
r i l l K K H r !IO. 1:14*0
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P ERT Y HEREIN DESCRIBED,
J n n i A N B A T M t U .B R and caaaora In Intereit. truateea,
tSYCATED IN S E M I N O L E
RONALD
BSTMILLBR, h • r and all partten claiming In*
COUNTY. FLORIDA, to-wlt:
*R hu*band. t h i i H r. ii J.n c # la laraata by, through, under or
aald
Director*
and
L All of fractional Sec
v 7373 N. Boyd W a r. Milwaukee. agalnat
aald
dlaaolved
corporation;
tion 7. Town»hlp !#
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whole
South. Rin g * 33 Ea*t.
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II. Government 1-ote 3. *
COACHMAN, hi* wife: t,. AC reaManca I* 11f4 ' Broadway.
nnd I of Section 1*
CROrtTII \V AIT ami
MAXINE New York. Naw Yurk; FRAN K
KAHKLSKN,
JIL.
whoa*
Townthlp
S*» South,
CROSTHAVAIT, hi* wife. a h n ti E.
raeldanca
I*
1418
Broadway,
Range 31 Eaet.
re.Menc* la Bloomington, Ill
I l l Government L o t *
4
inois; C. E. GO tWEE anil EM New York. New Turk; II. 8.
and 1 of Section It.
MA OOD11EE, hi* wife; W. It. K E L S E Y ; J. P. QUINN, who**
r*»ld#nc# I* : t ! t h Slra#t ami
Tnwn*h!p
19
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H O W A R D and RENA C. HO
Rang# 37 Eaat.
W AR D , hla wlfa; and each of Llvlngaion Avrnua, Flaldaon,
Naw
\'»rk.
com|irl*ln*
the
IV. Government Lot 3 and
them, If allva, and If dead,
laat
Rnard
of
Director*
of
th* AVcat 10 chains of
the r#*p*#tlv* unknown heir*,
D E V EldJPM ENT
Government
Lot
4;
devl***#, grant***, i i i l « n » i , PAC KARD
CORPORATION.
a
dliaolved
Northern quarter of
_ lienor*. creditor*. tru*t*e# and
Florida
corporation,
their
un
Southnaet q u a r t e r ;
9 any and all p»rtl#» claiming
Northwa*t quarter of
lnur«*t * by, through, under known aetlgna, aucceaaor* In
Inter**!,
truatee*
and
all
par
Southeast
q u a r t a r;
or
again*!
aald
raapactlva
claiming
lnt»r**t»
by,
South*»*t quarter of
n a m * <1 defendant*; J. H. ties
through,
uniter
or
agaloat
»
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Routhweet q u a r t e r :
tm iO Bi LEVI B. BRIGHAM;
Southwest quarter *•(
AV. T. HIliiKAW. who** re»l* Director* and aald dlaaolvad
J. COOl’ KK;
Month***t quarter of
danra I* tlloomlnRion, llllnola; rorporallon: L
Section II, Towruhlp
T. V. IlllOOH: JULIA J, fJUV- P. S. COOPER; W. R. COOPER,
cumprlalng
the
lu*t
Board
of
19 South.
Range 37
CE a ' k a JI'Ll A I. BRYCE:
Eaat.
JAMES II. CARLISLE; A. U Director* of HILt-snOIlOUGH
COMPANT
a k 'a
V. Th* Sou'h 18 chain* of
COUNCIL a / k ' a A R T H U R GROCEItV
Government
L it *
3
COUNCIL a/ lc/a A R T H U R COOPER 8 R O C R R T COM
PANY. a dl**olv#d Florida Cur
and ■ lie** beginning
L COUNCIL! HOT M. CIIOSporatlon,
their
unknown
*»at
Intersection
of
T I I W A I T E , whoa* redden-e la algna, auccaaaor* In Inlarcat.
South line of L it 8
Bloomington,
till ranIw;
MARand Eaat Iln* of 81.
CA RET C. CR OW ELL : W IL truataea and all partite claim
Ing Inter**!* by, through, un
John'#
Avenue.
run
LIAM a. no El IN and MARIE
der
or
agalnet
aatd
Director!
East t* river. NorthV. DOEIIN, hla wlfa. whoa*
and aatd dt**olv*d corpora
weal on riser approxi
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la c/a
Virginia U
tion. SANFORD RA NK AND
mately
339
feat
to
Doern. tITI Virginia Avanu*. TRUST
COMPANT. a Florida
North Une of Trued
N. W .. AVaahlngtnn T, D. C-;
corporation, the unknown aa
Tract.
South
79
de
VIR G IN IA L DOEIIN. who** »|git*. »!R i * * * "r * In Inter**!,
greet, 34 mlnutea We»t
reddenoe la '.'ITJ Virginia A an
director*,
elockholdcre,
tru«338.1
feet,
t h m e i
nul Avenue, N. W.. AVa.hlngSoutheast to beginn
tnn 7, D. C.| CHARLES E. teea, grantee*, lienor*, credi
ings
of Faction
71.
DOOLET. whet* retldenc* It tor* and all pirllaa claiming
Interaeta by. through, under or
Townehlp
19,
South,
Rtoomlnglon, Itllnol*: FD3 Ragain*! #ald corporation; the
Range
17
East.
B N C E MC ANSI! FOREMAN,
unknown heir*, devltea*. gran
VI. South half of Govern
who**
reAldenc* I* I’ lalake*
lee*, a**lgneaa, lienor*. cr#dlment Lot* 3 and 4 and
liar.
Itllnol*; J. O. IIAIITtora, tru*|ara, and all other
all of Government Lota
HELL: K. L. HUNTER : AMOR
partle* claiming lnt*re»t» by,
3
and 4 and AVeat three
KT P. JONES, whoa* retbletic*
under
or
agalnet
quarter* of Southeast
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quarter and N o r t h
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quarter and the South
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tion
73, Township 19
Inula: J. II. MC NATT; L A W claiming
Inter**!*
by,
through,
South,
Range 3.' Eaat.
HENCE
MC NEILL;
J.
E.
VII. Lot* I through 14, InM ES SER ;
CHA R L ES
D. under or again*! G. II- ItoUH*
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lait*
t7
MILI-S; C MEXIS a / k / » C. M.
than KA RI.Y L E linUHIIoLPthrough 71 Inclusive;
ME.VIS:
WILLIAM
NIIHAJ;
Lot# IS through «t InUHAIl LEA W, NICIIOUl, whoa# ER and I LA U o US Il o LD ER.
elusive, of Sd UTIIKIIN
r*»ld«tu:n 1* Dtriuinlnglun, III- hla wlfat th* unknown h-lr*.
FLORID A C I T R U S
Inula, HAROLD PAINE, who** devleaca, grantee*. a.d g n *«e,
Ilanora,
craiUinre.
trimi**.
and
io.AIUA.NVH
P l a t ot
a.b!r#*ft la c /o Mr*. Ruhart J.
Section 74. Township
fl'Ilrlon. 11 Regent Road, |l«I- all other parti** claiming lnlere*i*
by,
through,
ilnd-r
or
19 South.
Range
13
m-int 7 ), Ma»*.*chu*«lta; JESEaat per Plat record
SEE R. PAINE, who** real- agaln*t J. T, MC LAIN, da.
c*aa*d,
If
other
than
J.T.
M
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In
Plat
H
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3.
d-nc* I* P e m b r o k e .
N«w
page 4». Public ReHimpvhlre; W . U. PKEVATT; LAIN. Jit. and MAVMH E.
SI
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the
unknown
hair*,
tiecord* of 8 e lit l n o I *
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grantee*,
n*algn***,
County.
Florida,
and
I
READ;
MARJORIE
S. vle-ce,
the Northeast quarter
READ.
whoa*
retldenc*
I* Ilanora. creditor*. tru»Scaa and
all
other
partle*
claiming
Inof
Norlhr i-l quarter
Bloomington.
llllnola:
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1.* East.
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Section
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H O U SE
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1* South,
Kang*
37
97,*«l.
X . Gntrrnment Teat 7 of
Section 31, Townghlp
19 South. Rang*
13
East.
X L Southeast q u a r t e r :
Northeast q it a r t • r;
Government L o t *
3
and 3 lie** th* Smith
3 14'- chain* of L i t
3 1 of S e c t i o n
11,
Township
19
South.
Range 17 Enel.
x r t . All
of
Section
14,
Township
19
South.
Range 37 East.
M U . .All that part of th*
AA'est half of Section 1
lying North of Osce
ola Road In Townehlp
In South,
Rang*
17
East.
X I V . All
of
Section
1,
Township lit S o u t h ,
Range 27 Eaat.
X V . South a n t q u a r t e r ;
tVe*t half of Foutheaat
quarter;
X o r ih east quarter ot South#n*t
quarter;
South
east quarter of South
east
quarter;
South
313 feet o f lh« North
half of » e c t 1 o n 4,
Township 7a S o u t h ,
Rang* 37 East.
X V I . All
of
Section
I.
Township
38
South.
Range 77 East (except
North weal quarter of
Northwest quarter.>
X V I I . East half of Northeast
quarter of Northeast
quarter o f Northweet
q u a r t e r : Northwest
qu.il in
ut Northeast
quarter of Northwest
quarter;
North
half
of Southwest quarter
of Northeast quarter
of Northwest quarter;
Southeast quarter
of
Southwest quarter of
Southeast q u a r t e r :
East half of East half;
AAeel half of ffufthe i-t quarter of Sec
tion S, Township 34
South. Range 33 East.
XA'IIf. Alt that pirt of the
East half of Nurtheaet
q iart or of Northeast
quarter tying North of
hrb'k road, oi Section
7. Township 30 South,
ttariK# 33 Kant.
X I X . SoOlheaet ciijiirtfr
NVrlh>'a«l H*3t f ■ » r; toll
Nnrtbw * .t qt*.»ri4ir 4»f
Ncirili« e .l 11itfiller lyIn*
North
of
brl* k
road
(Ls*
East
343
feetlt
East
threequarter* of
North
quarter of
Southeast
quarter lies* c a d i of
Section 4, Township V'4
South, Range 13 East.
X X . Northwest quarter of
N rlhw r«t q u a r t * r,
S olio a-t
quarter of
North east q u a r t e r ;
North half of Smitheast
qo ti ler.
South
we*t
quarter
of
North w eat q 0 i r t i r ,
North half of South
west quarter.
East
half
of
Northwest
quarter of Section 9.
Township
;«
Mouth,
It. Kr 33 East.
X X L All that part of Sec
tion
1" Ijliig
V
"
gild AA cat of (tec.
Hold In Township V"
S"Ut3l, Itaiig.i 33 Ea-i
X X I I . All
that
part
of
Northwest q u a r t e r
of Northwest quaricr
•
OUR
*f,
HOARDING
lying North of Osceola
Road of Section
II.
Township 3o S o u t h ,
Range 33 Eaat.
XNIII. All or fractional Sec
tion 4 tying AVeat ot
St.
John'*
River,
Townehlp
78
South,
Range 31 Eaet.
XXIA'. AA'est three*eighth* and
North oh# * efahtfc “of
East flic-elshUi* and
th* Southeast quarter
of
North***! quarter
o f Northeast quarts*
o f Faction 33, T o w n
ship 19 South, Rang*
33 East.
X X V . North
half
ef
th#
Northwaat quarter of
Section 14. Townehlp
1 * South. Rang*
33
East (!•»• lh* Eaat IK
feet for road).
X X V I . .All AVeat of St. John'*
River of Section 38.
Township
19
South.
Range 13 Eaat.
XX VII- Northwaat quarter of
Northwest quarter of
Fouihweat q u a r t e r
l l * .* baginning 30 feet
South
and
33
faet
East of Northwest cor
ner. run East 334 feat.
South 140 feet, Ihsnce
AVeat 133 feet, thence
South 73 f«*L thence
West 114 feet, thence
North 174 feet to Point
of Beginning) of Sec
tion *1, Townehlp 18
South. Rang* 31 Eaet.
YOU ARE HEREBY notified
ih.it a ault has been brought
ng ilnsl
you. Ih# nature of
which 1* to remove certeln
cloud* from end to quiet and
confirm Ih# title to th* ghov#
described real pruperty.
Th* name of lh* Court In
which th# ault has been Institutcd le The Circuit Court
of th* Ninth Judicial Circuit,
In and For Seminole County,
Florida. The abbreviated title
Of
the
ca.e
la CAMERON
DEVKt All'll ENT
COM U ANY.
1X1*0 It 1*11RATE IN »
biun.iw
corporation. Plaintiff* vs. RU
BY I’. HA UK It, *1 al. Defend-
H O USE
IT WOULDN'T Ht
HAtPWAniP i
TH'ffOrt VJAO j
FULL or- O lP D 'j
; C L L O C K FLV 1
<,WAnr «T»—
Bt ir oA'u AtfWkfS,
or
all
AIT t ie
T h i 4#»erlpHrtn of tho »*»»
prnprrti* lnvol»*4 !« *•
(oil It fttiOY*.
You are hereby required to
fils your Answer or other
Pleading* to the
plaintiff#
Complaint with the Clerk o(
ih# above named Court, and to
serve a copy ihereof upon ELtvoon
riH L Ltm
i«
e*h
R.ildnaow
Avenue,
Orlando.
Florida,
attorney
for
the
Plaint Iff, on nr before th*
,.lh day of November. A. D ,
1943,
ILreln fall not or e
D r ,re# Pro Cnnf*«*o will be
entered agalnet you for the
rI lief demanded In lh* Com
plaint.
WITNES S
my
hand
end
seal ■hi* tth day e l October.
A D. 1)43.
(SEAL*
Arthur It
Beckwith, Jr
Clerk of lh* Circuit Court
In ami For Semlnol* Coun
ty, Florida,
By: Martha T. Tlhlen
Ji.poly clerk
EI.WiniD FIIILl.lCS
l»o Eaat li .Mnann Avenue
(Irlahdo, Florida
Attorney for Plaintiff
Put.Iteti Oct. X 1>. 71. J». 1 > «
UDN-30.
Teaches Class
Change In Menu Scheduled For
Announced For
Oviedo PTO
PTA Carnival
In Oviedo
By
M-
Bern lew K risty
A class on ‘‘tlMi Yratv Ahcad,*’ which opened Sunday
at the First Methodist Church
of Oviedo with Dr. Ira Barnrile of Lakeland a* teacher,
will
be
continued
today
through Friday from 7:30 un
til 9:30 p. m. In Felktwihip
Hall of the church. A 10-minule break will be held during
each clas* for a refreshment
and social period.
To open the aerie* a sand
wich nipper was held at 6:15
Sunday under direction of
Mr*. R. W. Esfea.
Dr. Barnett entered the
Florida Conference of the
Methodist Church in 1902 and
has held many important
position* in the Conference
including three term* as diitrict auperlntendent for the
Ocala, Orlando and Miami
Districts,
He became Conference ex
ecutive secretary of the Board
of Education in 1926 and held
the post with distinction for
many years.
Althouuh he retired in HMD.
he has kept active in Hie
service of his church and is
in great demand as a teach
er in leadership schools.
While stay Inc in Oviedo, ho
and Mrs. Barnett are the
Cuo.4t4 of Mrs. B. F. Wheel
er Sr.
The classes are open each
evening to all who wish to
attend.
la
t h * C o u r t *1 I h * r o u « l ?
J o i l a r . s e m lo o l* ('•■ ■ a w ly . F l a t *
b io . I n I ' r o h a le .
lo re l I t a l a l a o f
1.1 ll ISE
Panel Program
D r. Baraelt
Legal Notice
Legal Notice
Legal Notice
Shi fattforl Vtrail
Oct. 15, 1983 — Page 5
TUNNICLIFFE,
Uevasaeil.
T o A ll le e t ll t o r * 1 * 4 H e r e o n *
I l n , lo w
( In lin e
nr
It e m n n S *
A g a in * ! s o h i E e l n t r i
Y„u s u it *#-ti of you * r "
hereby nollflel smt required
lo preien sky eLInu nnd demauds whbk you, or sllh»f
,,r you, may have again*! the
........... of LdtISE M TUNNIUI.IFFE.
det*sa«#<l. Lit*
ot
, , i . l County, lo ih* County
Jutw#
of
Semllt'ilo UrtUnly,
Fb.rliln, at hi* offb • In th"
court hou*e of *#ld County
#i
Sanford. Florida,
wlihln
-l i calendar month* from ths
lime of th* first publication
' tin* null »• Two copies ot
■ i li rl.il.ll or demand an >11 be
lo writing, *nd sliall slat * the
p|n o of re,ld*mn and poat
oftino addle-* of III* claimant,
md *hall h# aworn lo by th#
<d 1 1 man I. hi* **»nt. or attor
ney amt arrompanled by a
tiling fe* of on* ilollar and
•u. li rliloi or l-o n n d not »o
(Had sbill he Void.
/ a / NELLIE At. FRAN K
Aa Eiaeutrli of the I^et
AVI1! and TesLinant of
Lo u i s e m . t u n n i c l i k f b .
Dneaaasd
GEO A SUKER. 3T1.
Aliornsy for ' i l l r - t a t *
1111, Magnolia Avenue
Sanford, Florid*
I'ubllah geptemhar 74 * <Vt.
1, I. It. U R
A chance In supper menu
from wieners and sauerkraut
to ham plate has been an
nounced by the supper com
mittee of the Altamonte
Spring* Halloween Carnival
to be aponsored by the Alta
monte Elementary FTA on
Saturday, Oct. 26.
Served on the ham plate
will be potato aalad or role
slaw, baked beans, pickled
egjis, Harvard beets, rolls
and coffee or tea.
Serving will begin at 5 p.m.
Pricei under one dollar have
been aet for children ami
adults.
Donations of cakes or pie*
are needed for dessert.
Olher features for the even
ing will includa a variety of
games and dancing for all
ages.
HD Club Meets
In Lake Mary
A program nn tJte boily'a
rulorlc needs and uses was
pD'srntcd hy Mrs. Clurlnttr
Whitmore,
county
iclhiol
lunchroom
supervisor,
for
mrmhers of thtt Lake Mary
Home Demonstration Club at
their meeting held lad Tur*day m tint Luka Mary Fire
Hull.
Miss Myrtio Wilson, agent,
spoke on "Child Safely
Week” and Mr*. Joe Smalhera and Mr*. Harry Sandusky
presented a display of aria
and rrafts itcmi.
Mr*. Joe Wright allowed
Hem* of clothing site had
made during flic summer. In
cluded were two hats made
of feather*, two of fur fab
ric. a skirt and coal and a
velvet blouse.
Members were reminded of
tho Open
House Council
Meeting to be held this
Thursday at Ihe H o m e
Demonstration Center on 25th
Street In Sanford.
Hostesses for the day were
Mrs. W. It. Hcinhtich and
Mrs. T. A. Stiles. Nine members were In atlendanco at
tho mcrling and Mrs. II.
Heintiuch, of llaltimore, Md.,
was a guest of tier mother-inlaw.
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t iir
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NURTII AVIE It I f AN SIORTI, AGt; cORt'GR ATIDN, aa Ar*
kansa* ourpurailun.
Plaintiff
DIFFERENT LINCOLN
T ho
Lincoln
tii'iiruia,
Countlm
Krntuiliy,
In
Missouri,
Knights Attend
Communion
Ry Donna Kates
Fourteen members of St.
Richards Council .VIST, Knights
c.f Columbia, participated In
Ihe District Columbus Day
Communion held at St. James
Catholic Church In Orlando
at the 6 a. m. Mass last Sat
urday.
Arrangements for attend
ance at the Ma#» were made
by John Kennedy, local chair
man of th« Catholic Activi
ties Committee.
Other Councils taking part
were Our Lady of the Lake*
Council 5130 and Monsignor
Uishop Council m i . Provid
ing an honor guard for the
event were Knight* a( Colum
bus, Fourth Degree,
Member* nf tho Sanford
Council attending were R.
Schnurr, K. Callen, J. Liesenfelt, U Huddleston, G. Still
ing, A. Poulter, G. Flllogcr,
M. TTuimpson, T. I.aTour, J.
Stanklewicz, T. Michels, C,
Tournoua, R. Peiold and Ken
nedy.
By Berate* Kelsey
A panel program entitled
"You and Your Child" will
be presented at Thursday'*
8 p. m. meeting of the Ovie
do School Parent-Teacher Or
ganisation in the school audi
torium.
Members of the panel will
be Mrs. Rhea Anderson, ele
mentary supervisor of the
Orange County acliool sys
tem; Dr. Marlon Floyd, pedi
atrician of Winter Park and
Rev. Janies Ridgeway, district
director of children's work
of the Methodist Church and
pastor ot the Lockhart church,
church.
Areas covered In discussion
will Include mental, physical,
emotional and spiritual deve
lopment of th* child and how
parents snd teachers can
work together to aid in this
development.
PTO president Jack Symes
invites all interested persons
lo attend this important pro
gram which will include an
open question and answer
period.
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This Emblem
Identifies Tour
Welcome Wagon
Sponsors,
flr H ifp r M ftp fc lil
MiTtings of DeBary'a VFW
Post Bonn and of the Auxiliary
Unit will ho held at 7:30 p,
in, Thursday at the Recrea
tion Hall or the Dcllary Fire
Station. All members are urg
ed to attend,
atflMiMitf pm
Virginia Petroaki
P. 0 . IIok 1216
Hanford
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FA 3-6234
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Washington Irving wrote
under the pen names Diedrich
Knickerbocker and Jonathan
Ohlstylc. — •-----------------
•—
S. Hcmlnol*
F A M O U S
Jirest
o n e
Organ Make-Up
To Be Outlined
Persons inlcresIH in a full
er understanding of Ihe make
up of a pipe organ will have
an opportunity Thursday to
hear a rather complete story
as well as a demonstration
on the subject.
At 7:3il p m. at First Proahjlcrun Church, Mrs, George
Toufiy, minister of music,
will describe the mechanism
nf the new organ and will
show some of the tone colors
that hlervd into tho delightful
music that comes from this
king ot instruments."
In addition to having a
fuller appreciation of the or
gan, it wlf. those who attend
this demonstration will find
that the organ e o n c s r l
that will be
given
by
Catherine Crosier on Oct. 21
at First Presbytertsn Church
will Like on even more mean
ing, Mrs. Touhy sold.
No rth Carolina ami Trnneeiv#
»ra
not nam nl
Lincoln
hut
tionary
W ar
min
for
for
A hrn lu m
the
general
Revolu
Benja
Lincoln.
Scotland has raised th« fa
mous black, hornless cattle
known as Angua for more
Ilian 200 years.
to pleasure bright
HE noHD, at al.
liit r«*n«l4fiti.
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l'u«e 3. PuftHo Record, of
Seminole County, Florida.
done
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Sanford.
a.-minul#
County,
s ; a t * of FUrl la. thi* 39th
day of September, 13(5*
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-British-born actor C a r y
Grant paid * surprise visit t*
an old folka* home Monday
and waa mobbed by elderly
autograph seekers.
Grsnt, who planned fc* vw.
turn to th* United State*
later thi* week, had promised
in an exchange of letters til
visit the Old Aged Pension*
era Club In auburban Bed*
minster, but hia appearance
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need an Illegal “ •teeper" paae
play to ecore the eeeond touch*
down In Ite 23*7 victory Bat*
arday a t Knoxville.
T he dlaputed play came 26
seconds before the end o f the
firet half, when Tallow Jacket
quarterback Billy LoUirldge
waved end Ted Davis away
from the Tech huddle. The big
end drifted to the left and
raced all alone to the Tennes
see 25 where Lolhrldge hit
him with a high, long one.
“One official waa right on
top of the play and he obvious*
ly fait that Davis had come
back to within 15 yards of the
ball ae the| rules require,n
Dodd said.
"If Woodruff doesn't think
so. that la his privilege, but It
waa a Judgment call and It
waa not a ‘sleeper* play as
Tennessee peoplo a n calling
It."
NEW TORE (UPI) —
The last time Texas reigned
aa major college football's No.
1 team — a year ago this
month — the Longhorns
couldn't stand prosperity, and
If last week’s upset trend con
tinues they mny hove trouble
retaining their freshly won
re ling.
Texas received 30 first
place votes from the 85-men
United Press International
Wvak’a balloting. Tha Long*
homa overpowered Oklahoma,
25*7, last Saturday, to re
place the Boonera aa tha top
major eollegs team. Okla
homa tumbled to fifth.
Upstarts upended the top
10, leaving only three teams
— Texas, Wisconsin, No. 2,
fifth
m
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time In and eighth place tie.
Georgia Tech, Misslaaippl
and Alabama, all Southeastera Conference powers, fol
lowed In eixth, seventh.and
eighth tie.
Tech returned to the top
10 along with lOth-ranked
Northwestern after a week'e
absence. It waa the first ap*
and Idle Pittsburgh, No. 3 —
undefeated and untied. None
of the 10 elite o f last week
could hold the saaia poeltlon
this week.
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Ohio State jumped three
place* to fourth despite • 20*
20 Uo with Illinois, which en
tered the top 10 for the first
-And Something Hod To Give
ing from tha Indian linemen.
So, natch, the coaches bad
it flxed-but quick. And thia
time the repair man was told
-weld it”. Ha did. And
w'hoppen 7 Tup, you guessed
it, tha "rnek-'am-up" line
men busted It up again.
It may not bo ancoumging
to the Seabreese Banderabs;
but H probably ia haartmlng
to Coach Jim McCoy. The
seven man bucking-sled at
Seminota High School actual
ly ‘ ‘eamo apart1* under the
terrific pounding It was tak
Annual
pesrance for perennial power
Ola Mlaa la the first 10 thii
season.
The Longhorns were on top
for only two weeks last Octo
ber before they fell when Rice
tied them. This Saturday they
attack against Arkansaa in
Littl« Rock in their first de
fense of the No. 1 position.
Texaa totaled 344 out of a
possible 550 points in the
ratings, based on points from
10 to one for votea from
first place to 10th.
Navy, Penn Btata and
Southern California, all upeot
laat weekend, dropped from
the top 10, and tha Trojans,
defending national champions,
fell completely out of tha rat
ing!.
FOOTBALL
&
The Middies bead the sec
ond 10, followed lu order by
Penn State, Duke, Louisiana
State and Oregon. Auburn,
tlie only oilier ranking unde
feated-untied team, was 16th;
the Air Force 17th, and Miss
ouri 18th. Syracuse and No
tre Dame tied for 10th.
Wiaconsln, which received
the other five first place bal
lot!, jumped three places to
second and was only 40 points
behind the Sooners.
Pittsburgh moved up a
notch to third to compete the
shuffle.
Only two gamea will pair
top 20 teams this weekend.
Auburn visits Georgia Tech
end Syracuse entertains Penn
State.
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To Give Clay
Fight, Aide Reports
DENVER (UPI) — Toong
heavyweight hopeful Cassius
Clay will get a chance to ful
fill hie dream and meet cham
pion Sonny Liston next Feb
ruary, Liston’s press aide said
Monday.
Denver promoter Milt Win
ner said Liston, who scuffs et
Clay’s demands to fight and
also his predictions of victory,
would fight the Louisville
challenger in February, pos
sibly In Chaves Ravine In Loa
Angeles.
Clay said he would welcome
the fight. 'Tva been dreaming
& W Root Beer
about this fight—Tvs been
dreaming for a long time. I
want that big bear •# bad X
can taate it,” Clay said.
Wiilner said the site waa no*
definitely determined, b u *
that the home o f the Lee A *,
gelee Dodger* looked a prom
ising spot for th* much hemaided bout
Wiilner also maid former
champion Ingemar Johaiusom
of Ganeva, Switzerland, and
anybody except Brian London
of England "will have to wait
in line until after Liston fight*
Clay."
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Locals Going
Oct. 15, 1963 — Pane 9
W ho’s
Golfing
Friday night’s battle be
tween the Seminoles of San
ford and the Sandcrab* of
Daytona
Reach Seabreeze
will be the rubber game as
well as the last game—of
current series between the
two schools.
The tilt, scheduled at Day
tona Beach's Municipal Sta
dium, will be the seventh tilt
of the pre«cnt series sod both
clubs have po*tcd three vic
tories. And the undefeated
Seminoles, with three wins
under tlelr belt, will lie out
to grab the decider.
Hood Coach Jim rifott said
By Dotty Diva*
this morning that in tha three
Hm-m-m— this la tha kind
Se.ibreere victories their best
| of perfect weather that-make*—
margin wrai two touchdowns
on* take a deep breath and
over the Seminole* while tha
eema to ths conclusion (again)
Tribe's best perform ancs was
that life, nature and all
a three-TD, 20 to 0, margin
thing* in God's unlversa are
leading the gals with a 202
over the Sandcrabs in 1961—
By John A. Spelskl
By Julian Stew*from
pretty wonderful. You view
—542
series.
and that wss In the Daytona
Herald Sport* Editor
Say, how about that Gor
the
"ole sticks" with renew
Stepping Into the aputllght
school's own back yard.
The initial course on this
don Frederick, huh?
for the men was Ski Stanki- week's grid menu will be serv
"1 personally would sure ed determination that this la
Our attorney friend hat wicx with a gigantic 24?
like to win this one." Pigott the year that handicap ia
ed up tonight nt Sanford's
done tome thine In bowling game. Two plna behind Ski Memorial Stadium when Head
declared. "When I played coining down • down • down.
football at the University of
that quite a few of ue can't waa Dave Dearolph with a Coach Ralph Stumpf'a Semin
Last week’s victorious con
Florida some years ago one testants in the low gross
claim Into our Inureli. Gor 245—590 series.
ole High junior varsity enter
On Saturday night. Jet tains the M a i n l a n d High
of my mates on the freshman tournament wera: Class At
don rolled an all epare game
squad was s youngster named Edie Ware, 89; Class B: Su
In the Thurtday night Semi Lanes played host to the sec- School Baby Buc* of Daytona
ond round of the BPAA All Reach.
Fred Hogan."
nole Hoapital League.
sie Dickey, 04; Class C: Jan*
Hogan is now head football McKibben, 108; Clasi D: Ann
Atta way to fire, Coun- Star Eliminations,
This will be the stiffest test
The.-e were the best of the of the current season for the
coach at Seabreeze. Pigott Marsh, 115, and Barbee Mor
eelor! (TV may have their
ran into Hogan the other rison in beginner class.
Perry Mason . . . we'll take men and women bowlera from undefeated JayVees of Semnight right after the SeaProfessional Bowler — Gordon the Central Florida area.
inole. They've run their cur
Sanford'* “ gtrlla" golfer*
The high game rolled was rent win streak to 20 consecu
breeze • Palatka affair and turned out *n masse at Day
Frederick!)
Pigott aakl Hogan declared tona Beach last Tuesday. A
For his night's effort, Gor that of Art Braun with eight tive* games and will be out to
that Seabreeze would empty group of 12 turned their back
don finished with a ITS all in a row, a pocket hit leaving reck up 27 tonight.
the ten pin . . . AND then . .
everything they had on the on household chores and
apare game.
Stumpf ami his nssi.-tant.
field thia Friday night to headed fur the Beach Monday
In this same Hospital missing the darn thing to Coach John Colbert, agreed
whip the Seminoles.
(.'ROOMS STAR FULLIIACK llildrml (irecn is tliyryrinK hard for u gain
League, Richard Elam fin hoot.
this morning that their club
morning. The Oceanside Coun
Art wound-up that game waa at full strength physical
iiKumat Htingerford High in last week's game at Sanford Stadium which
A mntorrsde of Seminole
ally exploded with one of his
try Club extended all IntarThe Daytona school’! record Clty members the courtesy of
his team won 2<-7.
(Herald Photo)
ncosler club members and
big games, a 221, high for with a 266, high.
ly. Mentally, the boys want
Next tournament coming to win this one, they said.
other Warrior fans will sup so far this season Isn't the playing the course prior tu
the entire league.
ply
a
rooting
sec world's (test. They have pick Tuesday’s tournament. And,
Taking series honors was our way Is that UPAA Na
About the only comparUon
tion for the local high school ed up one win—beating Flor of course, all of ua being such
Dick Mayer with his MS set. tional Handicap t’hamplonahjp between the two schools Is
football team when they go ida High of Tallahassee—and gifted golfers a practice
For those of you who knew Tourney for both mrn and that both Mainland and Sem
against the Seabreeze eleven dropped two. They lost to round was a must. It really
Al DePalma prior to his re women.
inole have met the Drl.and
on Friday In the Daytona Palatka High 28 to 7 last paid off for me — I wa*
The eliminations will be High School Bullpupe. Main
turn to Connecticut, a letter
Beach
Municipal stadium, week and earlier In the sea able to find my way back te
was finally received from the run Saturday, Nov, 16 through land and DcLund posted a 12
according to Dave MacGillis, son dropped a 6 to 2 decision the club house In tha dark.
Sunday, Nov. 21.
popular DePalma family.
to 12 tie while the Seminotes
Sanford's Jim K e n n e d y chairman.
to die I-eesburg Yellow Jac
The entry fee will be only whitewashed the Hullpups 13
He’ s doing well with the
Yes, It was a little late when
The convoy will move out kets. Tlielr one victory was
drove
his 1962 super stock
bowling
eosti
and
you
may
Korden Company, plus taking
I got to tc# off.
to 0. However, this contest
The Ot it'd** Junior High School football club at the
at
h*>me
while
their
two
Plymouth to the Top Stock promptly at 6:30 p. m. with
tome extra post-graduate col use your highest league aver was played only last Thursday
Upon arriving at Dayton*
St.
Cloud
High
School
field.
Lion Cub* will Iratvl to SI.
an escort of police car* pro Uissea were «m the road.
lege work, trying for his age of 1962-6.1 season. It's night.
we quickly set up headquar
Eliminator title S a t u r d a y
This
will
tic
the
Cubs
third
“
1
hope,"
sakl
-Pigott,
"that
vided by the cooperative
Cloud tonight to tangle with
handicapped at 73 per rent
Masters.
In order to return to the
outing of the season. They will night before 1,000 fun* at the Sheriff Luther Hobby. Mac- this pattern won't continue ters at the Voyager (nice
Al's only bowling two of 200.
place) and isttlsd down to th«
gridiron so soon after a con the St. Cloud Junior High be out to post their Initial Seminole Timing Association's
Glltl* rompUinented the staff Friday night In Daytona
Teams may he plcked-up test Stumpf and Colbert put
nights a week and has a com
business of tha day—bridge,
victory of the year since they Id-weekly drug raring pro from Hobby's office for the Beach."
providing there are three reg their chargrs through a stiff
posite IS.' average.
golf, food, etc. After watch
dropped their opening lilt
Meanwhile,
Hogan
says
tils
delay-free manner In which
gram,
If you'd like to retd his ular members on the team. workout last Saturday at the
ing Dossle deOahanal jt«
lo Sanford Junior llich's
the Booster* were taken to Seabreeze club has plenty of
letter, it's available here at The top national winner re high school practice field. Hut
through a diet of hot dogs,
Kennedy
toured
the
Osceola
Braves by a 2d lo o score,
potential.
They
Just
haven’t
the Colonial high school gumu
ceives 97,500.
the lanes,
the reports on the session In
and then lost to the South Airport's quarter-mile strip In in Azalea Park In Orlando, Jelled yet, according to Ho strawberry shortcake. tft»at*
A "quickie" run-down o n l ^ th, „ at,y Seoiloolrs Will
Marian Voigt of tha Rill
Seminole Junior High Hurri 11 second* to win top stock lie Is confident that the ears gan, who hopes that this will Juice (7 ), vitamin pills, morn
Hemphill Motor-ettea League other leegue action:
tomato Jule# ( ? ) I felt sure
he ready for the Mainland
canes last Thursday night by class money.
traveling in the motorcade taka place Friday night.
Mixed Combo saw the high battle.
was tha "Top Gun” in this
When the Seminole High a score of 26 to 9.
the evening would end with
Tha
Sandcrabs
have
a
pair
will
find
care-free
and
speedy
Another Sun ford driver, liny
week's action, Marian took series go rollin' to Dick Ho"calling Dr. Kildare — call
Game time is 7:50 and If the School football machine col
It wa* reported earlier that
traveling, if—a* they did in of tackles who hit the scales
high single and series with v'.oui with a 201—55? scries. weather holds local official* lides Friday night with the the Uvicdo-St. Cloud conte*t Hudson, drove J. \V. Smith's
ing Dr. Kildare." Dosate you
at
726
and
196,
a
couple
of
the
Colonial
convoy—the
driv
Tommy Kipp mastered the are anticipating t h e b e s t
this winning combo — 183—
wa*
slated
for
Thursday
P
.M
'd
l
Corvette
Sting
Hay
to
Seabreeze High School Sanders heed tha law officers' guards at 103 and 1>3, an end must hava had nightmares In
496. Keep knocking ’em down, lanes on Thursday night in crowd of the current season. craht of Daytona Heacii the night. However, the tilt i* victory in I.ittla Eliminator
who weights 190, and another technicolor!
directions.
tha Kegler'a League with a
Barbee Morrison was te
Marian.
The little Tribe has won three Seminoles will lie without the on achedule for tonight.
The playing field Is on the end at 190 who Is considered
competition.
The
Stuckey’s
Sunday IDH—562 series, tops for the and tied one ill their four out services of their number one
impressed about th* trip that
one
of
tho
fastest
In
this
re
west
side
of
Daytona
Heueh,
The rest of the major prize*
Night Mr. A Mrs. League is entire group.
ah* apent soma of th* good
ings thus fur this season.
safety man — Danny Tillis.
thus nearest to Sanford. Mac gion.
On Thursday In Ihe Pinewent
tn out-of-town Icadfoots.
planning somethin' special fur
Doctor’s (Morrison) money
a a •
Tha .Seminole lineup will in
Tillis suffered a collar bone
Gdlis
said,
and
Is
Just
to
the
crest Inn League, Joan Ford
Miles Hudson of Cocoa was north of the highway Into
the night of Oct. 27.
to
enlarge her wardrobe. I
clude and* Dave Higgin injury Sunday in a nonfontThe Dayton'a clubs backTop Eliminator in a Chevro town In the area of the Hall fletd boasts a quarterback at can't name the Item but It
They're all coming In dress- rolled a 202 game and Genie botham and Ed Griffith, tac ball mishap and Head Coach
let-powered “ B" class drag fax General hospital. Tha 163 pounds, his name la Nic waa long, vary red end t
ed in Halloween garb and will Lambert took aerie* with a kles Tutu Cason and Dave Jar Jim Pigott said Ibis morning
ster.
bowl their entire serica with 480.
rell, guards Don Crawford and that It appeared the locals
na*y accessibility should make hols. Their tws halfbacks — think Bent* Cleus may bor
On Friday in the Holler
Don Mnunsey of McCoy AFII this game-site a wlda open Walker ami J»y Deen—weigh row them. Jimmie Livingston,
The star of the night In the
musks.
John t’nimvino, center Dan would have to plan to com
In the Stuckey's League Motors Navy Wives League, Lee, quarterback llernie Har plete the season without him. Huslnrismen's I, e a g tl e last trimmed the Sanford Naval invitation In attend the .Semi weigh In at 156 and 190, re Edie Ware end Fenchon Methe “ hot shots" for this past Evelyn Fitzpatrick rolled a bour, halfbacks Johnny Lewis
Tillis I* the second Semi Tuesday wn* I.entile Rhmdl as Air Station's Tom Rogeis in nole game, tho chairman spectively, ami fullback Bill Roberts went sophisticated on
Week were Nat Schultiler 202—517 act.
and Hick WuUlrom and full nole to he luid up for most ho rolled the unusual tripli Middle Eliminator competi said.
Archer — a top sprinter — us — dressed to the "teeth1"
tion.
Mounary
drove
*n
Oldscate
score
of
19.1.
His
579
was
and went to a supper club.
or
all
of
t*te
season.
Earlier
While
ear
owners
sre
asked
comes In st 170,
back Sonny Messer.
However, Stumpf and Col during the schrdu'e Date more than enough to offset mobile-powered 1910 Essex; to supply their own decora
Tha Sandcrabs, said Pigott. We all thought how pretty
About SportH
bert will have plenty of re No*-11 sustained a severe knee 557 scries by Buddy Hoyles Rogers, an English Ford with lion, the convoy commander substitute only two men and they looked but no one waa
serve strength In ends Al injury. Pigott said that Nos'll and Dick Morrison of the a late-model Chevrolet-power sikl there would he some the remaining nine go both brava enough to make the
crepe paper streamer* for ways, offensively and defen shower scent.
Go*Hls|*eeil, Richard Hlttell, wa* still on crutches and Knndracki A Cline's Sinclair plant.
The Little Stock Eliminator those who diil not have pro sively. Pigott said Ihe SamlWhen we headed for home
Andy Lyons and especially would be for another couple leant becuu.e his Katun Build
ers mute* came through with tillu went tu Jim Duvia of per identification and who rrab losi tn Palatka was Tuesday afternoon we 'called
Leroy N'opper; tackles John of weeks.
Winter Park in a l'J5'J Chev wanted It. It may tie obtain mainly due tu Ihe Palatka's the roll nm| the following an
Hackfleld Coach William* a three point win.
Angel, Wadi- Hancock, Benny
BY JULIAN BTBNSTROM
rolet El Camino which curlier ed after the car is In line school's ahillty lo run a cer swered: Jane McKibben, Myr
Team
No.
3
look
a
grip
oil
ha*
nominated
Uuddy
Lawson
Johns and Mike Ogden; guards
s halfback on the Warriors’ first pines after winning a hud swept the "1" slock class. at the high school parking tain pattern that the Sea tle Adams, Blanch* Nicely,
Dan
Adams,
James
King,
C.
than
any
other
halfback
In
the
In ooe of last week’s col
Spectators at Saturday's kjt where the cars will ctm- breeze buy* simply could not Ms [I. Wilson, Keen Ivey,
Seminoles' battle with the J. Metzlcr arid Archie Smith; number one offensive team - four point decision from the
umns we couldn't recall tha
slop. On the ground, Pigott Dossle deGahunnl, Barbee
Baby Gatora ami saw action center Tony Gonznlez; quart now called the Hlark Ham*— Mooney Appliance Team. Dick race* enjoyed the addition of verge before "takeoff."
name of the old Cocoa second again Saturday night in Tam erback* Red l.nney and Jeff l*i replace Tillis oo the defen- Zuckerimm was the sparkplug a finish line lighting device
Slnre the tndian* go Into revealed, the Sandcrah* lad- Morrison, Katherine Park,
Fanrhon Mclloherts, Jimmie
baseman with the terrific jell pa when the FSU frosh drop Whiting; h a l f b a c k s Steve 1iiv‘' unit—the Headhunter*. of Team No. 3 with a fine which flashed the results of I the game with a 3 00 rating tied up the Palatka attack.
201/WJ.
each rare as the car* paste-1 for the season, a turnout like
Meanwhile, fine Coach Jim Livingston, Edie Ware, Dotand who wora tha famed ped e hard fought contest to Groover, John Norton, Ernie, Law“ n » 'P*'*'1 * " " u[
Ralph Rett,* sternly ISO.'621 the line.
I that at the Colonial game 1* McCoy is working the Semi tie Divot and our adopted
blackcat emblem on his uni the Baby Miami U. machine. Haunieistrr and Steyrl Weber; pensate for the loss of Till!*
aliliough it means that I.aw helped Dick's Appliance Traill
The Seminole Timing Asso-1 expected, according to Dr. nole defensive unit on atop- mascot Madalyn Scott.
form. Thanks to Sanford's Riser haa developed a reputa and fullback Chris Tillis.
Bo sure anil tuke advantage
walking encyclopedia of old tion for his aggressiveness
So far this season Stumpf son will tie running both to n three point win over the elution ha* scheduled it* next O. 1, Harks, Booster club ping the potent Seabreeze
lacing rural for S a t u r d a y president, to cheer the glad use of updhe-midd!e trap of this beautiful weather and
baseball days. Hill Ludwig, and bis hard tackling.
has had the opportunity of ways, offensive and defensive. front-running Team No. 5.
High gumu honors for the night, October 2d.
• • *
iator* into "changing that 3 plays. Hackfleld Coach Dick get out on th* courne. This
we found out that the name
using most of his ball players,
night went lo Charley Willis
lo a 4."
Williams t* breaking in Bud weak's tournament it a scotch
waa Culbrelh. Remember?
If you are among those In fact in must games Ihe enof Team No. 4 with a 210.
dy Lawton at the defrn- foursome and choose your own
Johnny "Blackcat" Culbrelh. who have expressed the belief tirs squad has seen action.
Oklahoma was admitted to live safety position to replace foursome — 9 a m. Wednes
Thanks. Bill.
that Florida's Saturday vic
• a *
day,
the Union in 19ii7.
Hie injured Danny Tillis,
tory over third-ranked Ala
Fans,
tonight
Ralph bama was a fluke you either
ATLANTA i U l'l) — Sport*
Stumpf'a Seminole J u n i o r didn't see the game or the
figures in Atlanta Insist tn- |
fly United I’ rewa International
Varsity will tangle with the films. We don't know who It
Johnny
Logon nod Jim
The Dellary Spare-Bibber* day that they are a Vnlid
Baby Burs of Daytona Beach was but some mechanic must
Tonight when the Seminole
Mainland at the Memorial hava tuned the Gator earbu- Jiyveet match their skill with Lemon reached tha same and Bowlin* Stub’s pre**nt -tan-l- gold cinch" tu have both a
Stadium. Game time Is 7:30. rator to perfection because that of the gridiron gladia point in their major league Inga at the Drl.and lames major league bnsehall and n
We were surprised that last they literally purred over the tor* from Daytona Reach'* l-nscl-nll careers today, that are: Neverbetler, 18 points; professional football franchise
Thursday night's crowd tu Tide. It la a wonder the score Mainland, the Seminole Homi awful liniment when a hall- Leans, 16; Fats, 15; High by 19<t3.
I hey are hopefully looking
ace the Hullpups and the wasn't more Uke 20 or 21 to er* club concession stands player hear* he's just about j Game, Robert Finn, 200.
at
the Mllwaunee franchise in
all
through.
Finn
al*o
had
the
High
Tribe play was no larger than 6. The Gators missed two will be In operation to take
Logan, 30. received the news Three Game Series, 622; with the National League, But, bar-1
It was. Relieve us, the game beautiful scoring opportuni vs re of the refreshment re
waa a humdinger. Tonight's ties.
quirements of tha spectators, when Ihe Pittsburgh Pirate* Hugo Long a close second ring that, they feel they have
contest should be the best on
acording to Mr*. Mlk* Caolo, asked waivers for the purpose with 616. There are still a a chance to obtain either Kan
of giving him his uncondition few vacan-it'* for men inter sas City or Cleveland.
this year's slate. The little
We have a report that Mike chairman.
ested In Howling.
The huh o f it all is a ata- ,
Seminole* have woo 26 In a Glad, Seminole lllgh'a his
Ilrumf now . . , Ini-ire cold weather sets In. A |Ood, well Insulated roof rate down on
Mrs. Dave MacGillis, who al release.
furl bills.
dium seating 45,•)<)() for baseAnd the 85-year-old Lemon
row and are going out to put tackle who carries that "71" has headed the Boosters' JY
For ell your roofing needs are us!
B»me 8.000 different kinds hnll arid 65,000 for footbult
another notch on whatever on hit uniform, has been of activities, says that there will was similarly advised when
football teams put victory fered a four-year scholarship be a "handout" sheet with the Chicago White Sox re of paper are used throughout which la promised for com
Botches on. The point ia, to Georgia Tech. Glad, a the names and numbers of the quested waivers so that they the world for II.U00 purpoera. pletion by April 1, 1965.
W E F E A TU R E
they're going all out so let's straight “ A " student, la a 200- piayrrs for the fans who art could giva him hit walking
D U R ABLE
all go out, too.
pounder and has played some on hand to »ncour»ge the Jun papers, too.
•
•
*
I.ogan, who broke into the
terTlflc football for Jim PI- ior Tribesmen tn ths game
Butch River, Sanford's 173- gott. More about this later.
that dose* out their 1963 sea- majura with Ihe Riavea in
• • •
pound halfback* contribution
sun.
Because of the long 1948 and has a .208 lifetime
to the Florida State Univer
Tans, ws've been getting a streak of slctorics fur the average, ■till frrls he can help
sity's freshman football team, lot of phone calls ami letters local Jayvees, fans will he some hall club nt a utility Inlast week was elevated to a thanking The Herald for Ui pulling hard for the present fielder. He hutted .212 in 60
defensive spot on the Semi coverage of the county's edition under the tutelage of game* serving in that capac
nole’s first-string eleven. Ri sporting tcenc. We appreciate Coaches Ralph .Stumpf and ity with thu Pirates last sea
ser played more on defense them, greatly. Keep them John Colbert to rack another son.
coming. This week we're go win.
Lemon began hi* major lea
ing to start publishing some
The game is scheduled for gue career with Cleveland in
Choose our outstanding
of them. We sincerely believe ?:3tl p in. at Memorial Sta 1950 amt spent most of it with
w r o c s end Phitheat,
you'll find them Interesting.
Washington.
dium.
• • •
the home heating o4
MADE TO YOUR EXACT SPECIFICATIONS FOR —
He started the 1962 season
PHIIHEAT
DETROIT (UPI) — Horton
And we've been eorreetedfront Phillipe 66
with Jlinnesuta, was acquired
Keitiilenli.il — Commercial — Industrial liuildinge
Smith, S3, the first Mastars by Bill Ludwig. Tige Minor Hack Ousted
by Philadelphia and then re
NORMAN, Ukla. (UPI) —
champion and a member of wasn't a soutbpaw. He waa a
turned to the American Lea
tha PGA Hall of Fame, died righthander. Bill also remind Coach Hud Wilkinson of the
gue with Ihe White Sox.
today of Hndgklns disease.
ed us of another colorful ball fifth-ranked Oklahoma Soon
Smith had been suffering player who bailed from Oco**.* er* dismissed sensational pow
from the disease for the past way—oi’ Prof. Reed. Prof er-running halfback Jo* Don On W avers
E. II. McALEXANDER, Pres. A Mgr.
ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Phil
waa as hairiest as a ball Looney from tha squad Mon
aix years.
Jordan
of
the
St.
Louis
The pro at the Detroit Golf hearing but what a colorful day for disciplinary reasons.
EARL EVANS — DEALER
700 F R E N C H A V E ., SAN FO RD
Hawks, a aevtn-ysar veteran
Club ilnca 1916. Smith was at- ball player ha was If you
The ostrich has twe test on | nn th* National Bsskstball 202 N. Laurel Avc.
tending the R y d e r C u p remember some of the old
Sanford
PH O N E F A 2-7121
matches Sunday whin he col- players—football or baseball, each foot, thu* diffsrlng from Association, has been placed
j «<> waiverslacaed.
tor another sport—remind us. 11 other bird*.
After 27th
i Straight Win
★ ★ ★
Boosters Set
Motorcade To
Daytona Beach
Oviedo Cubs To Play Kennedy Tops
!n Elimination
S t. Cloud JH Tonight
Tillis Out With
Bone Injury
Biondi Rolls
Three 193s
Thinking Out Loud
Concession To
Be Operating
Logan, Lemon At
End Of Careers?
Standings Of
Spare-Ribbers
Atlanta Hopeful
O f Major Team
BUY NOW
SAVE!
ELK R O O FIN G
PRE B U ILT ROOF TRUSSES
*
Horton Smith
Dies At 55
M A C’S O IL
CO M PA N Y,
IN C .
GATOR LUMBER & HARDWARE
I
r*
i
�Legal Notice
rtim rio i* s » * «
NOTICK 18 hereby *ly»n that
I am engaged la bualnan at
Samlnol*
P I a a a,
Semlnolg
C-«unlr
Flarld*
under
tha
fletltl'iu*
nama
nf.
DO.VH
BAI1HKR 8IIOP. and that t
Intend M realateF m U nama
with tha Clark of tha Cirmlt
Court, Semlnrde County. Flurmj
i„ aorririlanra with tha
proVlalona of tha Flctltlnu*
Nama Statulee. to-wll: 8ectlon H I M
Florida Statute*
l ***Blf: Donald C. Wilbarger
Putdl'tl Del. 1, I. II. I I . is**.
CDM-tlS
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f h -t i t m h n
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NOTH’ K 18 In rally given that
I 1 « engaged In butlne*. at
Seminole
I* 1 a a a.
Bamlnola
County,
Florida,
undrr
tha
flcIttSnu* nama of, J. 1*1111*11*
JEWKI.KKS and that l Inland
to regleler aald nama with Mia
Clark of th* Circuit Court,
Seminole County, Florida. In
accordance with tlia proylalona
of tha Fli’ tttlou* Nama S la t .
Hlaa, lo-wlt:
Section Ite.Ot
Florida Statute. 1917.
81*; Jamie II, Sellurn
Puhtlah Oct 1. I. la, 37* ISO.
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it
T in t
t m i i rr
cot nr.
> INTII
JIH ItT A I.
fI M I I IT
OF C l.h lllllt
IN
ANU F t l H
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VIIKIIt. JAMES FI.EMINQ br
UKoIUlE THOMAS '<INii, Jit.
t o t ii
s:
to
a llo t* t *1 »F.
THIS
NT \ T l:
OF
FI.OMIIM.
Fl.KMINO
whoae place of reatden, a
l> unknown
NOTICE 18 HBItBBT I1IVKN THAT a Sworn Petition
haa bran filed III tha Circuit
Court. N.nlh Judicial Circuit
of Florida. In and for Beinlmd*
County, In Chancery, whrralit
I'alltlonar, UKOIUIK THOMAS
KINtI JH. eerke tu adopt a
certain while, mala child, t o .
wit. vn tc.l t. JAMES FI,KM.
INM, t h e *
p r m h t a ara ta
cans* and require you to ha
and aptirar before the abova
aiyted Court on the 11th da*
,,f November, A. U. 19*3. t b m
and there lu *how tauee. if
any you can. why Ilia rerjue'l
of» tha Petitioner h*rala ehould
not ba granted.
Herein fall not «!•# a De
cree
Pro ronfteeo will l a
entered aualnet you and tha
came proceed rxparte
1VITNEHS my hand and offi
cial *«»l a» clerk of tha Clrcult Court, Ninth Judicial Clrrutl of Florida, In and foe
Seminole County, thla Ird daf
of October, A. It. 19**.
(SKAI.l
Arthur M. Beckwith, j e .
Clerk of tlie circuit Court.
Ninth Judicial Clfttult o f
Florida, tn and For Semi-
T O i JAMES
nole County
By: Martha T. Vlhlea
I). C.
fiord,.n V. Frederick
Attorney at U w
201.191 North Park Aeenua
Sanford. Florida
Publteh Oct. (, 11, 1*. IS. U M
CDN-IS
I T THIS C I H C I ' I T C O l H T O B
TH IS N I N T H J l t i l l H U C H I .
I t IT O F
A Nil
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it
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TIIK IIIISTON FIVE CE N T #
MAVIXUS B A N K
Plaintiff,
va.
t*H AUI.KK HADDEN, at US and
at »1
Defendant*
N o r I IF. OP 9 1 MS
NOTICK IS IIEItKnV n i l ’ .
KN that m» th* Ilth day of
October, 13*1. at 11:09 a. m.
at the main door of tha Court
ll.iuaa of Seinlnnla County, al
Sanford. Florida, t h a under,
•litned Clerk
will offer f,,e
Rule to the UlKlieat and beet
Idiler for corIi the following
t'eecrlbed real property!
l e t m. Block a . o m r v .
TUT C.T.IJI1 MINOIl. UNIT
NO. 1, according to tha
plat thereof i , record'd
tn Plat Hook II. t'ajf'R 7&
and 7*. Public liacorde o f
Seminole County, Florida
together with all etruoturei^
ImproyementR, fixture* appll.
ancee. and appurtenancea nit
Raid land or need In tonjuno.
tlon therewith.
Thla aula la mada puranant
to final ilecreo of forecloaur*
entered In Chancery action No*
1S199 now pending In tha Clr*
cull Court of nnd for Bemle
nola County, Florida,
HATKD thla llth day at
October, m i .
(SKAI.l
Arthur If. Beckwllh. Jr*
Clerk of tho Circuit Court
By: Martha T. Vthlen
Deputy Clerk
ANDERSON, It I,'SIT, DK AM.
laMVNDKS A Tan den IlKIt'l
tttorneya for Plaintiff
372 Kant Central Avenua
Orlando, Florida
l’ uldleh Oct. II, 19*1.
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and #.il# entered by th* Jud«*
of th* Circuit Court of to*
Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and
for rierntnola County, FlorHti^
on tho l l t h «i*y of Oetulior,
1143, In a rert am cftiJN* ho*
twppti Klrat Kctlmil Havlnica
ami Loan Association of Or*
Undo, a corporation, plaintiff
and Data lUnlator and nhlrlcf
Hanlittr, hla wlfo, rlofoftdftntJft
hoinr (’ hancory .No. 13391, I
will toll at p 11 hi In auction to
ih# h Una at and heat bidder
fur c»*l» »t th* front door of
tho ('utir ihouae
In ^.infnrd,
Hflinlnola i'ounty, Florida, at
th# hour of ll:flO A# if. %on
Thursday,
th* Hat day of
tMobar. tho following d#acrit>*
•d proporty;
U»t S7I. U X R H A R R IE T
KHTATIBH.
according
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of OILKS. llKPRICK A
ItOlK.VMO.N
113 W.iKith Court Stra#t
Orlando, Florida
AMornojri for PUlnttff
j Publlah ( X L l i , 1943CD.N.fl
You can find anything you
need advcrtuccl m lh« Her*
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You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Y our “Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads!
3. Education > Instruct ion. IS. Real Batata For flajo
tJhr
ftanfurh
Rrralh Oct. 15, 1963 — Page 11
S1A. Pets
12. Rea! Entate For Salt St. Beatty
34. Article* For Sato
Classified
Phone
BY OWNER 3 Bedrooms. J PERMANENT Wave Special Male Chihuahua Puppy. (20. $1 per day rental for Elec
CIVIL SERVICE EXAM
* SOLD OUT *
By Nadine Seltzer baths, Air-Coed. $:oo A taka 20% off regular prlcei. Ph. FA >4101.
tric Carpet Shampooar with
S W E E T IE P IE
TRAIN NOW — Get llfatlrae
EXCEPT for model: 4 Bed
purchase of Blue Lustre.
Open
Evenings
by
appt
up
payments.
PA
2-9133.
security. U. S. Cltlzana IS*
rooms, 2 baths. Immediate
Free parking lot. Services POODLE white. Approx. 1 Carroll'* Furniture.
02. Start high aa (0,035
year old, bouse broken,
delivery. Out 20th St. to
JOHN E. FOX
from tip to tip.
first year. Keep your pres*
good with children, (50. Ph. READY MIX Concrete, win
Upsala road near churcb.
REALTOR
Cut ‘N Curl Beauty Shop
ent job while training tilt
dow sills, lintels, steps,
FA
2-3754.
Sales olfice open dally Sat
110 N. Park Ave.
3236539
318 Palmetto Ave.
appointed. Grade school ed
blocks, aand, cement, rock,
urday L Sunday 11 a. m. to
Phone door (1) $226934
GERMAN-ahapard, I months
ucation usually sufficient.
pipe, ateel, grease traps,
NEAR Paola School; new 7
3 p. m. Ph. 322-2744.
Phone door (t) $224335
old thoroughbred, lovable
Thousands of joba open, no
dry walla, flapping atones.
room home, 1 acre lot. Ph.
TEE ’N GREEN
and Intelligent. Reasonable.
lay-offs, paid vacation*,
Miracle Concrete Co.
FA 2 3378, FA 2 MTS.
22. Build - Paint • Repair Call FA 24884.
holidays and aick leave. For SEVERAL new models start
309 Elm Ave.
FA 2-5751
LOVELY 2 Bedroom block
full information Including
REPAIRS . K«modeling . Ad* 32. Flower* > Shrub*
ing at Crystal Lake Park.
36. Automobile* • Truck*
Home with separate din
a list of position* and sa]>
ditiona — Family Room* —
Buy now & choose your
ing
room.
Large
screened
•rUt,
tend
name,
address
Office 204 W . First
Reasonable — Financing BLOOMING Roeee on Chero 'M OLDS 89, hardtop ftiU
colors and details. Quiet
east porch. Located on
and phone number to: Key
kee stock. All other kind*
power and air conditioning;
refined community near
Arranged — FA 1-9(40 —
RESPONSIBILITY:
large corner lot with fruit,
Training Service, 1015 Bea
of Nursery shrubbery and
body dean, needs motor
churches and shopping. Pav
Work direct with Carpen
The Herald wlU not be re
oak 4 magnolia trees. I
trice Dr., Orlando, Fla.,
tree*.
work; $160 cash. FA 8-8871.
ter.
ed streets, Urge lots up to
sponsible for more than oh
Car garage. By owner Ph.
Dept. S.
Gray Shadows Nursery
Vi acre.
incorrect Insertion of your ad,
FA 2-4199.
S3 PACKARD. Ruioaabto.
B Ml. S. on Sanford Av#.
25. Plumbing Servlew
and reaervei the right to re
323 0391.
8.
For
Rent
ALL type* of financing with
1 BEDROOMS, l'k baths.
vile or reject any advertin'
S3. F v a l t m
HINSON
&
HEARN
Interest
rates
as
low
as
Swimming
pool.
Furn.
or
mrnt from what ordered to
1939 AUSTIN HEALY Sprit*
BEDROOMS, 1th baths.
unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. PLUMBING CONTRACTING Used furniture, appliances,
conform to tha policies of this
for tale or trade. Call
Large yard. Children wel* 5 14 % *
Repairs
A
Water
Heaters
Sunland.
toola, etc. Bought • Sold.
FA 2-7826 after 3:30.
paper.
coma. 322-3609.
Monthly payments as low
FREE ESTIMATES
Larry'a Mart 215 Sanford
DEADLINES
as ( bo. Including every
322-914$
15. UunintM Opportunity 204 I . 3rd SL
BUYING A NEW or
Ave. Ph. TA 2-4132.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY:
UNFURN. Apt. Kitchen equip
thing.
USED CAR?
Tuss., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day
ped. 133 mo. 309 Magnolia.
SERVICE Station for lease.
PLUMBING
FINANCE IT WITH US
WANTED reliable couple to
before Insertion. Mon. - Sat.
Apply downstairs.
Good location. Only small
SEE our models In Lake Wy
Contracting Repair*
take up monthly payments
• Ixjw Interest Rates
soon.
capital needed by right
man Heights. H i g h l a n d
FREE ESTIMATES
of (13.50 m 3 complete
4 Low Monthly Payment*
FURN, lovely large 4 room
STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED:
man. FA 2-4342.
Ave., just north of new
R. L. HARVEY
FLORIDA STATE BANK
roome of furniture. Call
Apt.
1H
bath,
large
screen
Tuts., thru FrL • 2 P. M. day
school, off IT-92. Longwood.
204 Sanford Ave.
FA 2-3383
TB S-UU, Casselberry, col
16. Femat* Help Wanted
ed porch. FA 2-4950.
before insertion. Uoo. • Sat.
'41 PACKARD, good condi
LMN Enterprises Inc.
lect.
noon.
tion. Reasonable. See at 231
CURB Girl. Must bo 21. Ap 26. Radio ft Television
CLEAN quiet Room*" The
P a l m P l a c e or call
FREE
ESTIMATE
SEMINOLE
COUNTY
ply
Pig
'N
Whistle.
Sanford.
Gables. FA 2-0720.
CLASSIFIED INDEX
USED T.V. Sets 310 up. Ser Upholstering 4 Mattress ren
FA 2 0686.
GROVE
1. Lost & Pound
vice calls (2.00. Sanford
SHOUT
Order
Cook.
Must
be
ovating. New It Used Furni
FURN. 2 Bedroom House. WHY not join Indian River “ Of ooura# you roallxo thla could got ua both iroundodl'*
2. Notices - Personals
*37 DESOTO - radio, heater,
T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford
experienced. Apply Pig 'N
ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg.
Adults. No pets. FA 3-7664.
citrus growers "Crying On
power brakes, new tires,
3. Education - Instruction
Ave. Ph. FA 2 9778.
Whistle. Sanford.
12.
R
n
U
Fatal*
F
o
r
Sol*
t2
.
Real
Batata
For
SaU
Co., at 709 Celery Ave.
Way To Bank"? 10 Acre
low mileage. Excellent cond.
A . Transportation
FURX. Apt. 2300 MellonvUlf.
FA 2-2117.
5 yrs. old — Hamlins un
to o X 330' COUNTRY lot iu 17. Male Help Wanted
27. Special Service*
•493.00. Call FA 2-3134. Must
5. Food
N E W HOM ES
damaged by freeze. Steal
APT. (30. Surplus City.
grass A grapevine. Reason,
see to appreciate.
Sell U* Your
Furniture
6. For Rent
DRAFTSMAN — Experienced
BY SHOEMAKER
thla one for (1700 an acre.
Air-Conditioning
aide for cash. 322-7281.
Quick Service With the
6A Special Notices
structural
draftsman
f
o
r
F U R N I S H E D Apartment.
3 AND 4 BEDROOMS
'S3 QUICK Art, RAH, (250.
II. B. p o p e CO.. INC.
Cash. SUPER TRADING
7. (lusiness Rentals
precast concrete detailing.
Clean and close In. Jimmie
1, l li, .AND 2 BATHS
OWNER transferred. Must
613 E. 1st St._____________
290 St>. Park Ave. FA 2-4234
POST.
FA
2
0677.
Stem
per
A
g
e
n
cy
8. Beach Rentals
Must tie accurate ami re
Cowan. 322 4013.
sell at once. 3 Hr., t bath
EH
A,
VA
&
Conventional
9. For Sale or Rent
37. Boat* - Motors
liable. Good future for right SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa 34. Article* For Sale
House. Terrauo f l o o r s .
Financing!
REALTOR - 1NSUROR
10. Wanted to Rent
NICELY furnished 2 bedroom FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL
man. Call 322-3362 for ap
tios, elc. Free estimate. Ph.
Beautiful yard. S M A 1.1,
5vV hp. 'JOHNSON. 1962 Ilk*
11. Real Estate Wanted
Early American Play Pen and
house; (75. FA 2-2275.
point ment.
322 3506.
DOWN PAYMT. Assume
RAVENNA PARK
new. 1104 W. 23th St. Ph.
12. Real Estate For Sale
Pad Antique Baby Bed with
4ti% mortgage. |90 mo. DAIRY Queen Driver. Prefer
AND
FA 2-1321.
W E L A K A APARTMENTS: 2 EXTREME OPPOSITES
Piano Tuning and Repair
13. Mortgage Loans
foam
mattress,
Dennis
Mit
pay 111Is. Immediate possess
IDYLLWII.DE
Roumi private baths, 114 EXTREMELY nice hiketmnt
older man, 2523 Park.
W. L. Harmon — FA 24223
14. Insurance
chell Play Swing. Infant Gateway To The Waterway
ion. Newly painted. See
Home. 3 Bedrooms 3 baths We Have Several New Homes
Ifi. Business Opportunity W. First St.
Seat, Walker. Crib Bumper Robson Sporting Good*
tills before you buy. By SALESMAN needed si B. E. lREE SERVICE. Expert tree
Now Under Construction,
on quiet paved street, near
16. Female Help Wanted TWO Bedroom House, kitch
Pad*, Covered Diaper Tail,
Your EVINRUDE Dealer
Purcell
Co.
Sanford,
Apply
owner.
183
PinecreM
Dr.
And
A
Few
Nearly
Com
Altamonte.
service. Reasonable rates,
17. Male Help Wanted
Plastic
Bahy Bath, 42 inch 304*1 e . u t Ph. fa r m i
en equipped. On Lake Gold EXTREMELY run down Dup
in person.
Ph FA 20889.
pleted!
B
years
experience.
Free
18. Help Wanted
metal sink with fixtures.
en, near air base. During
lex. Close to town, on nice We Can Also Custom Build
estimates. Ph. FA 2-4377.
19. Situations Wanted
3
BEDROOM,
l
bath.
Kitch
18.
Help
Wanted
FA
2-3166.
day call FA 2-4045, after
A Home Just For You.
sire lot. It is fixable. (2300
20. Babysitters
en equipped. (400 down.
VACUUM
CLEANER
For
Comp'ete
Information
5:30 Call FA 2-4736.
cash.
CIVILIAN OR NAVY
DIAL-O-MATIC 71C, 7.AO
21. Beauty Salons
FA 2-2940.
REPAIRS
See or Call Your
REPOSSESSED *63 m o d e l
22. Build - Paint - Repair EFFICIENCY Apartment on W. W. (BILL) GRIFFITH
PARTS SALES
Ravenna Park • tdyllwllde BY OWNER 3 Hr., 1 bath CB OUR aaU-imeti average $160
REALTOR 424-6190 Orlando
swing needle dtal-o-motlc,
23. Building Materials
First SI. Near 2 city free
ELECTROLUX. Hoover, Kir
EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT
makes hundred* of decora
to
(320
per
week.
I
Day
in
Sanford.
Fenced
yard,
24. Electrical Services
parking loU and shopping 50' LOT, e-1, next busy 1-11
by. Hex Air, Air Wey, G.E.
tive stitches, make* auto
financing, no charge backs.
work *hdh, disposal! (op25. Plumbing Services
itores. No utility charges.
Filler Queen, etc. Free
store. Only (4300 cash. Or
THIS SPACE
matic buttontioles, sews on
Every
day
i»
pay
day.
tional),
range,
refrigerator,
Suitable for couple or sin
26. Radio & Television
pickup end delivery. Serv
4 Until highway frontssc Stenstrom R ealty
buttons,
darns
A
patches,
Fringe
benefit..
No
travel.
air
cond.,
shallow
well
iawa
gle, also retired people.
27. Special Services
FOR THE
ing Sanford for over 15
leading from Del-and to 1-4.
etc. Assume remaining 4
Men or women full or part
pump and a 1933 Chevrolet
111 N. Park
322-2120
FA 2 4712.
28. Laundry Service
years. Bonded and licensed.
319.00 front fool for cash
payments of 39.00. FA 2-8627
time. Apply 401 W. 13th
for an excellent second car.
29. Automobile Service
FA 2-4763.
deal. See our local broker UY OWNER. 3 bedroom, 2
RENT A BED
(11,400, (9,400 G. I. Loan.
St. Sanford.
29A. Auto Accessories
12' F1UG1DA1RE refrigerator,
first or call owner Ml 4-8131
bath, Fla. room, wait to
Rol'away, Hospital 4k Baby
322-2994.
WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS,
30. Machinery - Tools
$73. Good condition. Phone
(Winter Park;.
19. Sit nut long Wanted
wall carpeting, patio, l'h.
Beds.
SPRINKLER
SYSTEMS
31. Poultry - Live stock
FA 2-7979.
.123 0982. 123 E. Coleman UY OWNER, ten mom house
By Day, Week, or Month
All Types and Sire*
31 A. Pets
Low down payment. 3 Bed
on double lot, Oak A 8th PART TIME night dishwash
Circle.
CARROLL’S FURNITURE
We
Repair
and
Service
USED R.C.A. TV 17", Good
er. 322-1863 cull after 3
32. Flowers - Shrubs
rooms, Hi bath!. Air-Con
St. FA 2 1341.
Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st St.
S T I N E
condition. Mahogany con
p.ni.
33. Furniture
IN TOWN
dition It heat. Kitchen equip
Machinery and Supply Co.
sol*. (40. NO 8-4824.
V A - FHA
BY OWNER. 3 bedroom, 144
ped. Deep well, sprinkling
34. Articles Tor Sale
1 BEDROOM
Apartment
PAINTING
or
Repair
Work.
207 W 2nd St.
FA 2-6432
bath home. One bedroom
3 LA Swap or Exchange
system, beautiful yard. 103
Quiet nsighborliood. FA 2PRIVATE Guitar Lessons,
Property Management
Ph. FA 2 71)64
has separate entrance, can
35. Articles Wanted
Lake Dot Dr. Day FA 2-87U0
1162 from 8:30 to S p. m.
(6 00 a month. Used Gibson
it Sales Broker
LAW
N
SERVICE
bo runted for income. Will IRONING at home.
56. Automobiles - Trucks Monday thru Friday. Ph. or Night FA 2 8331.
FA
Les Paul special (70.00.
Innie for smaller place.
Mowing and edging, etc. Sat36-A Autos Wanted
2-7791,
FA 2-4301 any other time. ROSA L. PAYTON
Jim H unt R ealty
1962
New Feather Twin pickup
Shown by appointment. Call
as/acUon guaranteed. Ph.
87. Boats • Motors
h o l l o w body cut-away.
Reg. Real Estate Broker
2
BEDROOM
and
3
bedroom
HOUSE
cleaning
or
baby
sit
FA 2 9946
Offers for your selection
FA 2-1817.
88. Motorcycles - Scooters
Chcv. Impals
(49.93. Complete b l a c k
FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha
Houses. FA 2 3683.
ting. 322 0538.
these Beautiful 2, 8. ft 4
89. Trailers - Cabanas
pearl drum sot *123., or
WASHING
Machine
Service
I
door *rd*n. V-S ea*
Bedroom
St. Johns Realty YARDS cleaned, mu.ill Item*
40. Farm Equipment
LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer,
choice of other colors, new
gin*. Bowerg IId# tranaFHA - VA
Free Estimates on Repairs
THE
TIME
TESTED
FIRM
also l bedroom trailer on
hauled or moved. Junk pick 2640 Hiawatha
trumpet 4 case. $69 95.
misafon, I'nwrr at**r ft
1. Lost & Found
322-7363
G overnm ent
GOVERNMENT IIOMEC.
116 N. Park Ave.
FA 28123
brake*, power **at. ra
Urge lake. Adults only. Ph.
ed up might pay for labor.
Sanford Music Center. 2513
2 AND 3 BEDROOMS
dio ft hratrr. F.icellaat
LOST smill blonde Cocker
FA 2-7368.
FA 2 7539 or FA 2-9628
Park Ave. Open evenings.
CLEAN AS A whistla, 3 lilt
29. Automobile Service
1 AND 2 BATHS
buy at
.Spaniel. B l a c k harness
O w n e d H om es
323-0864.
homn
on
3
acres.
Paved
Most
Kitchens
Equipped
WANTED:
Two
Bachelor!
to
Child
Care
TA
3-zm.
name—Taffy, reward. Ph
AUTO GLASS
road near gulf course;
Down Payment From Priced From $(>,750
share air conditioned bed.
OCTOBER Special. Ladles
FA 2-5186.
BABYSITTING
day
or
night
equipped
for
chicken
rais
room, with private bath,
INSTALLED
A Childrens shoes (1 91 pair.
FHA $100 VA
or
regular.
Experienced.
ing. A g o o d phitu l u feather
Down Paymt*nts
LOST: Roy's steel grey and
private entrance. F o a m
Sonkarik Glass and Paint
Surplus City. 201 W. 1st.
LOW MONTHLY
FA 2-1212.
your nest. Call
black frame glasses. Vida
Bedi. T. V., Private Yard
Company
Aa Isow As $100
PAYMENTS
ity of Junior High School
with beautiful swimming EXCELLENT LOCATIONS
210 Magnolia Ph. FA 3 4822 ZIG ZAO. 1962 Dial model.
Monthly Payments S O U T H W A R D !l. Beauty .talon*
Darns, monograms A fancy
322-3161.
pool. FA 2-5166.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Auto Glass, Tops
stitches. Guaranteed. As
Harriett's
Beauty
Nook
From $-13.50
INVESTMENT A REALTY
1953
A Seat Covers
2. Notices - Personals
3 Bedroom, very spacious,
sume 4 payments of $6 90.
To iimke the best home
We Can Qualify You For
110 N. Park Ave.
322 9173 Eve Appt’*, 3 Sr. Beautician*
completely furnished home
Plume
FA
2-9411.
IDS So, Oak
FA 23143
buy, see the
AUTO GLASS &
YOUR church or group can
One Of These Outstanding
Chev. Bel A ir
between 2 lakes just beyond
NEW LOW
raise $30 and mure, assy
Home Buys In Minuleil
V
A
FH
A
Hare] Porter Beauty Shop SEAT COVER CO. PORTABLE Stereo. 3 speed
-Mayfair C o u n t r y Club.
DOWN PAYMENTS
and fait. Have lu members
record player.
Excellent
Cold Wave 14 DO romptete
4 door m ils. V-8 an
304 W. 2nd St. FA 3 8032
*130.00.
Appointed
*100 Down, many homes to
For Complete Information,
each sell only twenty 30c
gina, I'owrrglida tranacond. Cal! 322 6973.
llol W. 23th St.
FA 2 1(31 ALL WORK GUARANTEED
SOUTH WAR D
■elect from in either Pinemiialon, I’ owar brakea,
See Or Call Your
packages my lovely cheery
Property
Investment It Realty, 116 N
crett, Sunland Estates nr
radio. Good clean all
Christmas Card Table Nap'
FH A - VA
M anagem ent &
Park Ave., banford 322 0173
around car. A good buy
Country Club Manor. Spe
kin*. Keep $30 for your
SALES BROKER
cial
terms
to
Navy
fami
Sales
Broker
treasury. No money need TRAILER lot for rent. Mobile
lies These art) FHA 4 VA
ed, Free samples. Ann*
Manor on SR 434 W. of
owned Homes.
Stenstrom
Realty
Wade. Dept. 11U1W2, Lynch
Sanlando Springs. 30 x too
Jim Hunt R ealty
Real Estate—Mortgages
burg. Va.
Ft. corner lot, patio, south
Office FA 2-2118
Seminole Realty
end of Mobile Ave. M. 111 N. Park Ave. 322 2420
VACUUM CLEANER, repairs,
Night FA 3-0648
Ravenna Park
FA 2-7493
Schueman. TB 8 3128
parts, supplies for Electro
1901 S. Park Av*.
123 0700
Call Evenings at
lux. Kirby, Hoover, Air- 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen FA 3-0348 NO 8 3321 FA 2 5482 ! 2584 Park Dr
FA 2 3232 anytime
1963
Sanford. Fla
Way, Rex-Air etc. Free
equipped. FA 2-3838.
pickup. New and Used
Greenbrier
3 BEDROOM I hath concrete
cleaners sold. FA 2-2283.
block Lome. Air Cond. kit
Excellent family u n i t
[or paoirngcr **rvire or
ehen equipped Large Fla.
camper. Equipped 6 cy
room and covered patio.
linder engine, 3 iprrd
$120.
month.
FA
2-36*9
or
In th* (M il »f Ihr I umtlr
tran*fni**lon. r a d i o ,
Juill,. Srn,)ni.l, 1«»nn4p, I'lwr*
FA 2-2748
heater, low mileage. Like
l.ln. In I'r.Otnlv.
new.
In r*l IlMnlr
9. For Sale or Rent
FRANK l*Attt>r.
t>- ■•»»♦<!
-In SII I r.4l|.ir* **4 I'lrimi 3 BEDROOM CB Hou»«~
■In,In, <lain** nr l>r,Hil„il«
kitchen
equipped,
near
Aanln** '*.,1.1 I . lair:
We invile you lo leaf drive Ilie
Winn Dixie. Call FA 2-5398.
Y- mi ah) m - h of >uu sra
all new TOTAL PERFORM
hrrati) cull fled r„-l t #t|'-llf-'4
to prc.aut Milf cl.i ta t n i Ur- LARGE 3 Bcdruom Ileuses,
ANCE ’61 FORUSI Come hy,
Tr m Ur which v u . nr alllisr of
I It 2 baths. By owner. 295
you,
tiny tin,*
i*a)n<l lh*
pick up the key anil experience
a,rat* of FRANK PARDT. Ir*
E. 25th St.
322-5613
322-5612
Watch
Cleanest
Cars
*2095
*845
ON D IS P LA Y !
Legal Notice
'64 Triumph
*23 9 5
See The Sporty
“ SPITFIR E”
1st* of sat'i County,
to thr c untr Ju-tk-. of Semiti-.Ir County. Florida, at M»
offlc* In iti* court h>u»* of
an!4 C unty at Sanford, Flor
ida.
within
«ix
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months from tha Uai* « !
ft ret publication of thla notk a
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equipped, fenced in yard.
No down payment, pick up
monthly payments of 387.
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BUILDERS INC.
202 Fairmont Dr,
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And Other
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Mode In
Plan To See Our Entire Line
Of 1964 Model Cars Now On Display.
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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
Notes
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
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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 t i n : r i m i it n n a r r up
Mrs. Lioyil hi nip kin wilt The Florida State Chamber kita S. Khrushchev are "r e
T i n : s i x t h j i nn t i t . m i .
r i iT o p
i v n f o i l * 1 : 1 1 1 . serve as delegate for the loof 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
( T i t .v r s iiiv 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< |a n tR .
and projects, civil defense its weekly tiusini ss review.'
^ iw itT n r «u .i:
n o t i i ' i ; ix iikhiuiv niv- and plans (or training in home
figures show that Floridians i
K .V that o n
tho s a t ti *1-iy o f 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
) f r » t j* * o f Mtmhinli I'M ijn ’ v , a t
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!<>1rVT ItV
"and multi car ownership is derision over inept Annum!
CMMi MANOIt. UNIT Nn
also up."
Vnnurci of Corsica,
3. arcnM Ing t<* thn pi it \ j f ___________ 1 _
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Nixon Pictured
In ’64 Campaign
" ‘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.
C ar Ownership
Up 35 Per Cent
Legal Notice
f:!s Evening Cf
bcotts
Now W e Have It!
Scout Meetings Set At School
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Hr ml no I* County, K1#>r(it;»
together with i\U Hrnmtrrit,
W O M IC H
S L lU D
To Meet
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
By Jam- Casselberry
The Women’s Club of Caso o M l.i n t t o r tin a .1 in e n n j u n c
selherry will h<dd a combina
Ity Mr*. Adam Alullrr
tion I li*rowlth.
tion liusiness and social meet
T h l a a u I r I * m » 'I * p u r P U A f it
The Heltary Cliamln-r of
to final
of fnrci |riwitr*t ing at 7;.'1U p m Wednesday
Commerce will hold a dinner
A'»t#r«"l In iMi.inciry ni l mi
in the Clubhouse mi over- meeting ,|| *i;3Q p. Ill tills
S o .
t l t . i 4 n o w p w h illn v In t u «
Circuit
riMjrt
of
m l
for | brook Driv
Dmrsduy m Hie Community
K # m li m l# f o u n t f , n o r l f i a
\s dils will tie the first Center, Hie dinner will be
I»ATKI> thu tlfh iliy of
(M o to r. 19*3
meeting after ihe summer re catered by the llellury ResiSH.U.t
re
incm iters an- asked to tmirant.
Arthur II
Ilf Uwlih. I r .
*"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.
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the entire area on a n.itimi.il
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Mothers of girls attending
the school, especially Iho-e
Troop for fourth, fifth and from North Orlando and the
sixth graders wilt lie held general l.ongwuod area, auWcdm -day al 9:15 u.m. In the invited to attend.
HtWS fo r truck owners
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FROM A WOULD OF FINE FURNITURE
riievroiet truck engines —fours, sixes,
Vrt's.
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.
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.
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.
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 c a pacilits of g.umlinc and diesel
i.
ruTvintaU
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...
neone now
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.
LU XU R IO U S
"U ILT-IN LO O K
CHEVROLET
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Quality trucks always cost less!
1964 CHEVROLET TRUCKS
G E N E R A L ^
ELECTRIC
M ARK 21
RANGE
O N LY
21 IN CH ES
WIDE
• "llu ilt-in " lo fil without rem odeling
• New sty lin g with recessed ciHihtup
MATHER of Sanford
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d r-' alt i'uarl of snd (ur ticmlro d # cotiHiir, K l i r l d n .
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UATUD t III* lllli
1*> of
DATKD Mi's IDI i day of
O r in b r r ,
1341
Oi-iuhsr. l i f t .
lid . ( U
VKBAI.I
A nhur II
ll«>kwllti. J r .
\rtliur II Ur, 1kwilh. .Jr
n*:rk clr iHid l‘ ll i i * o n
s'lsrk u t 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
a n u c iu o n
fight," Ray said.
b a s is
a
third graders and a Girl Scout
who
'Sugar Ray'
Mayneed a
Things Chevrolet has developed
*>!! If Quits
since tho last time you bought to
th*r**fiP
organize
Itriiunle Troop for second and
FA 2-098.1
HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO.
219 K. SECOND STREET
SANFORD
Sanford Electric Co.
"jrmin-de
118
Magnolia
County's
A\c.
Oldrst
«*E
Dcalrr'*
FA 2-1 .*>62
\
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3 U jr
Vv K A T I I E H :
v n i,. r.r,
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
S tr a ti*
W id e ly
.scattered
United Press Leased Wire
t h u n d e r s h o w e r s th ro u g h
Established' 1908
T h u rsd a y ;
h ig h today H a ; low- to n ig h t in fids.
WED.. OCTOHKIt Hi. 1963
SANFORD, FLORIDA
NO. It)
Tokyo-Britain Hop In 8 V2 Hours
Supersonic
B58 More Than
Halves lime
FEC Strike
Settlement
Discussed
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 o f 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 1center 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
Row, Germany (IT’ D —
held a Winter Park woman to ing and eheeting, flocked to
Trip Near End
t.i.dwig Erhard, who built Hie
I'ii sidelit Kennedy has a-k * mhawer told fellow' Ke
day lor imestignti >n in the roc railing stations today to
M A ItKA KKU II. Morocco —
As
vdunleer.
ma iled llie mediation board lo liy lo publican* Tuesday night that
(1 I’l i
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 Al i ms
Mliticv f'*r the l*»*5l i\OV
elected tlie nation's second
gotlatairis
t tld and young nuis-cd >•-.
ludiiv with her own diagnosis
\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
re in 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*!*
was safety.
'1uesd.iy night.
I oi no r Infoi illation Min
III It.M INGHAM , A la. W I T )
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 a n 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
i'ii1n*u urA *1nf i'ii tlal iy a iltiy steps to take next in the (on- omici minister in the Aden
woman had not been charged
>o, Maj. Slilii.iNe lloffumtl, * idi-rs" yield Hie right of
alter government* since 1910.
with any crime and in war
flew to Mill rak* ‘ b
speel111 ' u v to automobile traltn at after thr evi'iih
turning
Kirtnlngham
battle
U 'Vis * ’sr la ri,-- *
i Hissings, 'llnhigh railers
Tlo f»»rn*cr l*r«pi'lriit
rant had been issued.
ov>r ctvu rights.
R E R U N i l l ’ll — Soviet envoys front Ren Rvlla for
gin Run Adenauer himself
Starr said Mis, Adam- control offt ,-i, today hold up talks w ill .Moioeo'j King ll*»- t are slalian wag-ms rquiplied lu* m i' (onnifortt that any of
had received in his first elce■with roller* wltieli precede,I thi* (ii»•4*1lilt* *11011 itin to* 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)^ u lilrli lo*
pistol slaying of Michael J
U K E U N O 11 IT t — lu
oi H i t t •«-1 in 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 Moiu i c .iii ii'lo nils and f tutu
owner of the Winter Park
woiitil also agree to put tip nomlnntrit r«mlil r \ |irr t ht» for ail the ritmx Florida can own single vote that put him
i h r ha r.i.-io rn l of Western u i 1 oesilay ri i scMt to tutor ill
m power.
protect ten at u n g u a r d e d '*f«iwnl support.**
Panrake House
produce if tlie price is right,
Mtn-il access to itn- city,
I lli'ii India of tin- situation.
Adenauer stepped
down
v io ssiu .s where the title* will
Mrs. Adams was picked up
In ihsi^'rihiitir tho i|uiilifhni- tlie Florida t ’itriis UominisIt tli sub-v rlaiined *• mry
la s t w ick
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 i s 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* with o lh' f
G A tN K S V IU .K
<I T T )
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 lu lls 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
eiiltiip of all veterans of 11.•■
' omiimni-t E.i t <!*-i uuuiv m
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 M o
-t.tturns grants totalling sty.soldiers in the convoy,
I- fillli >’ in U speech be),on
worker* putting them up
Ki»«nhowor woro (ftio^tv of 3<si for graduate and umler- eralic IH-puty.
A Riltish of fund sant to
i 0,1S10 peroms
'I' oi .
Erhard had the support of
More than M represent* h'inor «t a $7,*' i pluto ilinnor grailuate researcli.
day s convoy was halted out
Iilgbt la Aiglet
lie ca >d
the Christian Deumerais an<l
liv e s of East Coast cities at 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
I lielr Free Democrat coali
tended tin- meeting.
tnihi ill l IMl! III! 11
till" it i' 11lit*- Uiulxinsnn Delays
i i cikpoint, just acro-.s the s t o o g e o f rieo-eoloi ,.i|lsni. 3 ,.
tion allies.
Iloin
* oii|»t ovysiaiial
Finn
MOI
N
1
DOR
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1
I
l
l
'
l
l
—
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 ■■>
Itopuhlumi ( "Mimittio mai 1 )
liiu h Dickinson <>f West
1 galls I • wling anti Mona .m • •T il* Flo rid,» Fujitemr Cmirt tin- head-cuunt pinceduie.
(ho l apitol Hill ('hih, a pro ('aim Reach sattl liittay luIt was under stood the So Jland-■ 1 1,Jilting II.i ill
m l pd f"-! ty tit fit no
■
nt
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
t-amliiliiey for governor until
N i-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, •lop vrup hill. aiillioritlng ap
r»*|'M'*rMtntiun nn j it y 11 *I h fir i otiote.l and tho IS' itlsb ri
MON MIH I II lit it ft i
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
Fair Scheduled
It
only fi'Cn
th»* In -1 week,
the telrplmue r.xng at the
J V K SO N V II.I.K it I'll — nance hniivtng for the elderly,
i'Miirt suiiil* llmt pt * i*,ti .»tinn tif
A second Rntlch convoy
home .*f M.tvor Mh-ii Wal
wont in Pre-iileiil Kennedy
I t- annua! G reater Jackson
lei s II
a fe .in wen d it
tht* ju iy L.-t l*i* mittU* with- v. a- repol led stillllilog byS \ IDON, --"11111 \ let N mil vil i \grlt iillur al an<t llitlus tod,1 v 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
Hit- Senate pa-sed the
it I't i
A plain- n il i v lug I 11 .il F a ir will open at tlie
n»|ur. The nu'i i* fa n thut there to Hun,
IIR IX X E I-S I l l ' l l
llm only out ■. ' the * iillcr de
1 oliseuui here Oct " l ailnnn
measure Tin--d.iv The mon
lien. Paul lb Harkins, I mil
are inute whiti*- than W ifrne*
>
b
if
d.
In
the
voice
of
a
until
i omnmn Market oflictallv n
ey ailllionred in the hill
i-tr.itive assistant Mrs Kalh
mii n jury li**t doe^ imt »nnj*i i formed the 1 tilled Slates to who niflv have lieen lu-tween eui ruler ef U. S, military 1 ruie \ r m strong said today
would In- added to tin* existing
fin,
i
.
iii
V
ia
Nam.
ninth
u
till if gr..itiiili f**r i'll.I I'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
lho jury u ii h
thiio m u
c h i c k , II A l l
l - ’ t t e i y ..................... not cloned ■i it h liunllntr it ii dir t ti"
I IllOllth Villi
.1 lisc.il I!h.I lioitgcl reipii'vl
Ijayrncn’s
Issue
-ti
i|i
I
lu
mill
.
riiiitliwe
t
uf
utioiiif *hovvhitr of d ’* 1 11m11inby 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 proS.,l«.,ii tmlny.
II irklu* was
tlori in their »clerti*‘ti«
Rut there was no miuad lire, tomorrow light.”
P.i monthly meetings ol HoI'onservolive cardinals m the gr am.
lint
Ii
ii
rt.
The rourt uuolo U <* ruling AJlarnunle
I b o s tningi.t.
.Springs
T o w n lull- Interiejn acceptance of
Woman Held For Algerians Flock To
S
T
Answer Call To
Arms
WJLUA
Erhard Elected
BRIEFS German Chief
Back Nominee
Soviels Hold Up
British Convoy
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
th«*
mnvh'lhin
and lit it1h m 111* l i*i
in
uphtililuu;
•n S ' *
UMi Will If J'liitfi lit tin* \u^.
5, UMI. nun lu te “la> III; of
hi* mother iu -Iiiw , K •Ff•rtn
Johns, near Stuart,
The court
!*oiU-i failoil
Utter ly tn pmvr -v-iiiiiatiu
oct'luiion of NfiffMM-•* from
Martin 0»uut\ jury li*’ * umi
!lh»l‘Dt such a ahotiuiif *‘it
|>rt*MJntiii official a roinpilint
the ju ry li*t if* ** Lm effort
to nrlift‘1 tlo- h. *1 Htuiimei!
person* w vthoiit »li'« rinunn-
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 llun*
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
<'mined will h<- resinned today
vvilli a ui' etmg al X p in
Hi I n luo ■-.Hfi’,
Hie offer
t
N \Ill’t.I '
|»(l|* thr
!<t !h«! Ilia ' i(i■' hollo ill Id
Un the agenda aie consider C'iMlimnri M .ilkil -Jnltn \\ I'Ut'
si v <n thi? \rx\ **f the
j Don n( a new election unit Jill I
naJu* li v*.in foniiuU i'd
nance and plans for the hull11
I iiu.by li\ cxi'ditivt' mmtrig of a recreation center
hatl {Mi!,*’ iiriiiiil u ii li rifhn
mill tiintul* j*iilriil|lu«* Ihu*
M
*»f thin tirAti»d colh ifi*
I iavn m -i'uruh uf a nhreuil
torn u n*la- t'Ul *111101” a min list
Now Astronauts
HOUSTON iL'IMr — T h e
manned spacecraft center an
nonnced today it will name In
to 13 new Vmertean astro
naut* Friday at a special 111
truduitory press conlcrcuce
at .1 p m 1 ST.
min.nioniT lur
tDins Jt'.in lti*> 11»•> .mil Hit
hill, .it
mulnkht tnrrtttu,
\\ lih'M
t h»» nunft w In*
I'tlt Ft'if tlo* tlii i'r hi|f hill.1?.(**
•t|*rn! till *'*• Itoufn ill4ut)a*in*J •‘ to ni “ hiifhly im rllig tn i”
thr notr.
|fwrMin In whom firr^ wrri*
.k
Tutlull iiuulr n«» nt.itrmi’nt Tiki* .« |f« MU' 'if cIlIMJIs**
uhi'fi hi* rrlumnt tn flu* I S ;
rh ■ afi’iilftilt
to«ik
phi* o
I 1jt*rt<htY, wh» ii ih»* tw iii t’tif mo i in i
Thv furv - t'linm \r»ll n mohUi
m inion
lnform«'il
%•*»!. *t*n »»f thi* it* oral at Atjft
nUlil to* vv«mi I*I tout IUI«* «(ln- a* t),i‘ \\* «ut?i Stuiti’wnne i u.
cuv>i <n* ulth Itry
l hrr«*
Vatican t'mincll today mount
ed a sharp atlack against a
pi op, 1-<d declaration that Ito
nun V'at-iiilii: lav men have an
important ( tirtstian mission of
. their own.
I
limit'
”iv m av'ivr ■-kidrU.»ri' kniM*: Itlli I. t wi> of thr hl^
oi.es are nwifiUrtMthi 411 .1 U>i
Morwioy mud i« v m |
ult" liiAjitr^vDiii *
1 he oLiirt*
ultr - Tut‘ 'dtt>.
"W e tuoj httve fiiurnl t i c urr tmalli'r. U r t *" 14 »i prr*
ln.ni luf uuteHnir bo!« of liur hHtorir* camel And h 'lrc ,"
uiA vtwJori itik I tlif num nnit’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
fArkton
liarn H rrv is mifreed with him. were Aiiiorii; the
' Wr hovr* found ho hr a we pi 11^ m i i e d ,
M»iU "At
i van I identify ]fttf hu; a t ordend a hail lo murk with
»'*.»’f the Inn yanEnpiAM * nr»?a
of tin* find# methodh ally,
\lim ln w» iitii-il Hint pri!
h id tfii find* havt* been nuule
r» ( ntrul and North Florida,
but thi a iv the first of it*
kind found in thi* u m i of the
*tnto. I In* sandpit it in Hi'ip
dry Coiut/.
j drAth,**
h»■,*\ \ itiAelprirry in Uu* land-
pit Htid ha I worker* *oin^
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State constitutional amend
ments to be voted on Nov. 5 ca v jto n 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 U udirtU le* owner of a rock*
will outline simply the de- flit a f«*’v nit lev icvt of this
tads of U proposed amend- town on thr fo- ie of
1 Ukivcfuibui", rri'ofUd funim *
menu.
BOSTON (UI’ D - A slight
earthquake shook houses and
other building* today in threa
New Engl anil states. Person*
ran into th« street m Right
in some areas. No injuries
were reported.
The temblor, lasting near
ly a minute, rattled dishes
and windows will, an explo
sive like boom in a lOo 1111I0
arc around Huston Tlie tre
mor* were fell in Massachu
setts. New llampslnro and
Rhode Island.
The rumble, booming lika
an explosion in some areas,
rallied iltshe- m houses and
shook tnilldlngs. No one wa*
re|Mirte<l Injured.
Delmonico S T E A K
Fair [iuildin ,s
MIAMI R E A 'T I i l l ’ll the interriatiunal conventton
ul t iru tu n ( lunches
in ,.
1 ciples nt Christ) iihd Indore it
in-lay a rompromtse resolu
tion suggesting a study to re
establish Hie relation ship id
1dun eh and slate.
f ** the ifr toicint twya he h.*v
ii'.'T nt‘(*n anythin if like. 11,
ll»* 4«id it ju-vt can’t hr
it'* 4 tfooloifD al phonoiili:V KO V U .TU N ,
England
iic m Aafd Mutthv’UM,
ft IT 1 — Rear A dm Philip
Hr m uj h<4 theory i » that Gtck ordered 3 0 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 Lo o t'd down val \ir Station here Tuesday
i in tlie 1mi k and *La rv n J pj "to lest bow the station could
Quake Felt In
Three Stales
Mon. and Tucs. Night Specials!
l ull plain* lUino in for a laml
iriir at lo l.trih, Vr* offloml
mihhit> ipokonioait w«*uh! -aj
only that iho plane ormhod,
.•rnl tli.it tho a in ia f l miffor« I *VXtoll*|vo limiMifo,**
Ni . W V O IIK .I i ’i i — One
I s'ii% w o11 11\fi it iti toI mill t a r y
o f Hi.- ina,or lixtl New York
Muriov naol lln au-idont took
World s
Fa ir
buildings, a
plncr fieciiu-ir Hip pilot forgot
heliport • restaurant, opened
to lowor tlio landing
i»v
six
months early Tuesdav
lit iinailo bin it pproa'1h nigtii with a gala society ball
Nono of tho four offa-oM
.uni two ' n am*n aho.ml win fo lowed by a da) uf maugur
ation ceremonies.
injo rod.
Churdi-Statc
Animal Graveyard Called 'Geological Phenomenon
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.
Owned A tR ut»lij
Ity
Maxine A. Rob
Hancock
llwy. 17-92 So.
Sanford
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Fk fe 10 — Dee. 10, 1963
State Court Takes
Up Religious Case
Bitter Hearing On
FEC Strike Ended
TALLAHASSEE (U P I) The State Supreme Cou-t will
hear argument* today for the
second time on how far Flor
ida school* can go in observ
ing religious practices outlaw
ed by the nation's high court
in Washington.
JA C K S O N V ILLE ( U P I ) — A Railway strike Monday night
Investigating
board and began siftin g more than
1,000 pages o f testimony for a
ended a bitter nine-day bear
report to President Johnson.
ing on the Florida East Coast
The bearing ended on a note
federal
o f discord with FEC lawyers
DeBaryWSCS
Holds Annual
Luncheon
Railroad attorney William
Devaney said the FEC could
not approve the extension due
to two Injunction suits filed by
the Justice Department to
The annual Christmas lunch- fores the railway to abandon
son meeting o f ths Denary recently-adopted work rules
end put more than 1,000 strik
Community Methodist WSC8
ers back on ths Job fo r 30 days
was held last Tuesday In ths after the report Is submitted
aociai hall o f the church.
Board Chairman H a r r y
Following
the
business Platt protested that the suits
meeting the group retired to had nothing to do with the
ths sanctuary to hear readings hearings and asked Devaney
on ths theme, " I f I Had Been to explain why the FEC would
la Bethehem.” Members tak not grant the extension, lie
in g part Included Mrs. Cecil said ths government wanted
N . Ogg. Mrs. Ed Perry, Mrs. the extra time to study some
Jos Davis, Miss A lice Cooper, MOO pages o f transcript and
Mrs. John Parks, Mrs. Rich write the report.
ard Harwood and Mrs. Charles
Devaney said he could not
Creasy. The program was in say "on the record" why the
terspersed with duets by Mrs. FEC protested, "but I will tell
William Laksman and Sirs. the board privately if you
Adam Muller with piano ae like."
companlment by Laura Platt
" I ’m sorry you can't state It
Brown who also played for for the record,” Platt replied,
bul did not ask fo r the private
hymn selections.
Luncheon was served by the explanation.
Mary, Esther, Naomi and Ruth
The strike, which began last
Circles o f the WSCS. Invo January when members of 11
cation was given by Rev. C. non-operating unions walked
o ff the Job over a 10.38 cents
Anderson of California.
Special guests fo r the oc an hour wage hlka, has forced
saslon were Rav. and Mrs. fee FEC to halt all passenger
Anderson o f California and operations on its tracks along
Rev. and Mrs. A. Powell and Florida's cast roast.
The railroad has Just about
Mrs. 0 . Lyon o f Freeport, 11L
gotten freight service back to
normal with outside workers
despite nuineroUN cases of
vniidulism — including dynn
Hillings and derailing*—which
M ADRID, Spain (U P I ) — have marred the atrike.
The special hoard was or
Police arretted a bakery man
dered
to look into the atrike by
ager Monday when more than
400 persona suffered food pois lh « late Praealdent John Ken
oning after eating his special ntdy when an earlier invest)
gating
committee
reported
Mother’s Day creampuffs.
that
the
walkout
was
affecting
Children traditionally share
creampuffs with their motheri ing ths nation's apace effort in
en Mother’* Day, which I* the then Cape Cunnveral area
(now Cape Kennedy).
celebrated Dee. 0 In Spain.
Cream puffs
Carry Punch
P suwAwfl L.S *
SUSAN TETENBAUM, 2 ft , and her brother Ronnie, 3*
of 402 El
liott Ave., Sanford, found themsclvc* in holiday ‘•heaven” last Wednes
day Just before the nnntial Christmas Parade. The youngster*, children
of Mr. and Mr*. Charles Tetenbaum, were snapped by Herald Photo
grapher Bill Vincent Jr., almost buried in balloons in a room the Jaycees
used to inflate thousands of the multi-colored items which added much to
the guy atmosphere of the annual event.
(Herald Photo)
Identification
Numbers Asked
W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) —
The Treasury Department an
nounced Monday that It is re
questing hanks and other fi
nancial institution* to ask sav
ing* bond* owners for their
taxpayer identifirntion num
ber* when they collect interest
on liond*.
Th* move It part of a cam
paign by the Internal Revenue
Service to make sure bond
owners report all their inter
est.
Good Resistance
Monel nickel copper alloy
Is used for electrical termi
nals on appliances which op
erate lip to
1,000 degrees
Fahrenheit
because it has
good resistance to corrosion
and oxidation.
Area Directory Is Approved
The new
Hall to: Contest Chairman
P. G. liux 1777
Sanford, Florida
residential direc
The
directory,
a
LBJ To ‘Press
For Rights*
W ASH IN G TO N (U H > —
I’leslileiit Johnson has told the
African nation o f Zanzibar
that he will press for equal
rights both at home and
abroad.
In a message o f greeting to
the. nation on it* Independence
Day Monday, Johnson in id he
"w ill continue to press for
equal right* for all."
N EW C
tv Tim r n tc rrr h u r t o r
Till: VIVTII JITIH‘1%i. TIN
u»-
h it
tvu
nm
sf. w i -
v i i .h tnivTV. r u w in t ,
I II V M l . l i t VO. I 3 I M
K.V8T RIVER SAVIN'*!* ntS'K.
Plaintiff
vs
HTA.VI.BT
R.
y.AIPIVSKI,
*t
tisfcn'tsnts
v n r i i K n r vsi.tr
ts H E n i r u r ntvr.V that on th* llth iUr of
Dicimbir. !)<!, at 11 HO A. M.
st ths main I w r of th» Court
H o i k s of Ssmlnols r-ounty. »t
Son font, Florid*. ths ttod.r•lirns.l CDrk will offsr fur
Several hundred memlwrs of •uto to ths highest snd host
the Anchor cluha of ths north tiM-lsr for cash th» following
30-page
eastern section of Florida are .l<!s.rtii».| r»sl pronsriy:
Anchor Clubs To
Alfend Meeting
Dintributlon o f the new
book, which met with approval
of the firemen, will be on a
priority basis with first copie*
to be delivered to advertisers
and individuals who supported
the project.
Distribution to the general
public located within the dis
trict will he made after ail ad
vance request orders have been
filled. Requests still are being
accepted by limit ut I'. (J. Box
712, Hanford.
h
Legal Notice
’it , * t at.
tory published by the Gimler- book with an attractive Krom*
villo Volunteer Fire Depart Kote cover, contain* Hating*
ment was officially unveiled for approximately 700 families
ut a meeting of the firemen in Din Ginderville district plus
held lint Thursday night in advertisement* o f at least 90
reliable business firm * and
the H I,II Company cafeteria.
county official* who serve the
county.
e v
expected to attend an area
convention Saturday at the
Hi mi note High School auditor
ium, according to an an
nounrement today by the San
ford Pilot Club, sponsor of the
heal Anchor organisation.
The Sanford club which has
3d members, will host the 1.1
other cluha in this section of
tha state. Anchor clubs are
comprised primarily o f sopho
more, junior and senior girls
who are selected for member
ship by school faculties on the
busis o f high acholustic standIng.
The purpose o f tha youth
organization U to train young
ladies for future civic service
In their respective commun
ities.
e l l e
so tic k
Test t.
Illock
S. I V K t T I I .
nr .snr .t.n f i i m t a d d i
TI mS, accor.Iln* to ths
pUt thereof », rs.-nrile.l In
i'Ut
Hook
lugs
i*
Pul.lle Its. or.Is of Msml.
n ile County. Florida,
together with all structures,
Improvement*, fixtures, appli
ances, sill sppurtenwncvs on
solil istnl or used In conjunc
tlon therewith.
This sale Is made pursuant
to final .lecreo of -orsclo.ur.
entered In Chsnrs-jr action
No. t i l l ! now pending In th#
Circuit llnurt
of
snd
for
Kemlnols County. Florida.
DATUM this Sth day of D.a*
ember. ISO.
(BEAM
Arthur II Bsckwtth. Jr,
Clerk of ths Circuit Court
lly; Kandr* 8. Johnson
Deputy Clark
ANMKIIKMN. tll'MII. DRAW,
IdiVV.VMKB A van den UKItO
V'.torneys for Plaintiff
Sir Bast Central lloulevsr.l
Orlando, Florid*
Publish D-c. 1«. 1»«J.
it> p .:«
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BY CHEVROLET
JAYCEH CH RISTM AS LIG H TIN G CONTEST
E N T R Y B LA N K
Th« hind of go—I or V I—you’d oipoct
from on# of Chevy’s groat highway
•
G E N E R AL R U LE S :
1. Entries must ba lorntrd in th* Sanford Area (contact
Information Building for lim its).
2. Contestants may enter Rrildentinl or Commercial clasalficathm or both. Separate entry blank* *r* required
far each entry.
3. Only on* division may be entered under th* Residential
classification. All KenitlcnUul entries will ba eligible for
Division No. 4.
4. Entries must be mailed to lb* Jayree Bldg., on French
Av*. by noon December 18th, 19fl3.
6. Contestant* «re requested to keep displays lighted
nightly between 7:30 and 9:30 I*. M. until winner* nru
T y \ >> announced to allow judges ample time to check nil antries. (Check classification and division)
®
The U. S. Supreme Court
ruled last year that it is un
constitutional to read the Bible
and recite the luord'a Prayer
In public schools.
At that time, it tent s
Florida suit back to the state
court for a change of opin
ion. The Tallahassee court
had upheld a state law in
August. 19*12, which requires
daily Bible readings in the
schools.
Florida schools, on recom
mendations o f Slate Supt of
Schools Thomas Bailey, have
refusing to back a board request to extend Its Dec. ID re
port deadline by 10 daye.
continued daily Bible read
ings and tbe Lord's Prayer
pending a final decision on
the Florida law.
Asst. State Atty. Gen. Ralph
Odum will urge the justices
to hold that children In Public
schools are not automatically
prohibited from the voluntary
exercise of religious.
Leo Pferrer of N ew York,
general counsel, will ask the
Florida court to ban all reli
gious practice and obiervances.
perform*re. Como on down ami drlvo It.
...ready cash
Tho hind of comfort you'd
eapect (n ■ largo Inferior.
Como on down and tit In It.
feE SID E N TIA L ............. ................
.............
Division Prizes: 1st plae*— trophy
3ml pluco — trophy
Division No. 1: Religious Retting
(N ativity, etc.) ..... „
..............
‘
Division No. 3: Traditional Hetting
(Santa Claus, etc.) ....
Division No. 3: Artistic .Setting (Lights, trees, windows,
doorways, etc.)
................ ........
Division Nu. 4: Rest over-all decorations automatic
nitouni!
PRIZES
DONATED RY: Fir-t Federal Savings A Loan;
Florida Power A Light Company; Florida State Itank;
Sanford Atlantic National Rank; Hanford Herald.
COMMERCIAL ................ ....................
............
Include* Doorways, Dhow Windows, llldg., or all.
Prizes; Possession o f thu Florida Power and Light T ra
veling Truphy for cn* year.
Tho kind of froth tty ling—Intlda and out
N AM E
—that makes It tho year's smartest surprise.
ADDRESS
Come down and stare at It.
S tw C h a tU t M alibu Sport Coupe
Not*: Please complete decoration before submitting entry.
Yes, you and your fam ily are
ready to meet i any financial
emergency or opportunity when
you have money on deposit at
our bankl SAVE REGULARLY
and enjoy the peace of mind
in knowing you have ready
cash...when you need itl
Now-Chevy spirit in a new kind of earT
We built this one to do a lot more than Just aland around looking beau
tiful Held it* weight down in the 3,000-pounil range. Then built four
luaty engines for it—two bugs and two Vtta—with output all the wayup to 220 horses*!
Anti if that combination of modest weight and potent power makes
you think this U one frisky car, you’ve got the right idea.
You’ve also got a car with lols of room for legs, hips, shoulders,
hnU and luggage. Yet its 115-inch wheelbase kiqu it
highly maneuverable in trallio and very easy to park.
AVith its Full Coil suspension and snug insulation, it’s
got a ride that reminds you of the Jet-smooth kind tho
wny it muffles noise and cushions you from bumps.
And the fine hand of Body by Fisher craftsmen show* up beneath
this one’s suave good looks, too. Just listen to the solid /Aunlc of a door
dosing or look at the smooth metalwork. You’ll see what we mean.
Sound good *o far? There’s more. Like the fact that Chevelle come*
In three series with eleven models—convertible*, *port coupes. Redans,
wagon*, even Sujht Sport models with front bucket seats. Like the fact
that (and see if this isn’t one of the nicest surprises of
all) the new Chevelle comes at an easy-to-take price!
Like to hear more? The listening’s wonderful at your
Chevrolet dealer’s—and so’a the driving.
it n tn s *
See five entirely different kinds of cars at your Chevrolet ^wroom-CHEVROLET, CHEVELLE, CHEVY II.CORVAIR &CORVETTE
^
SANFORD-ATLANTIC
N ATIO N AL- BANK
MATHER
HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY
of Sanford
Sanford's Only A ir Conditioned Furniture Store
203-09 E. 1st ST.
FA 2-0983
219 E. 2nd
ST R EE T
SANFORD
MEMBER F.D.l.C.
FA 2-0711
*11'* a Pleasure to hank at the Atlantic”
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Zip Code 32771
Kidnapers Free
f o r a lf t Young Sinatra
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WEATHER: Partly cloudy and warmer through Thursday; high today 70-75; low tonight 50-55.
VOL. 56
^ C l® 6
Seminole
courthouse,
In
keeping with • State Cabinet
decision for state offices, will
be closed Dec. 24-25 for the
Christtnaa holiday. Sanford
city hall will close at noon
% Dec. 24 until Dec. 2d.
• • •
Registrar Caml Bruce re
ported today the voting ma
chines at Casselberry were
set correctly for the Dee. 2
town aldermanlc election, in
keeping
with
Instructions
from the town. Further, Caml
said it la now apparent the
election results will be thrown
9 out because of the discrep
ancy and another election
may be held.
• • •
United Press Leased Wire
Established 1908
WED.. DECEMBER 11, t%3
SANFORD, FLORIDA
NO. 80
Shopping Center 'Break' Tuesday
M W A
W EST LOS A N G E L E S
(U P I ) — Frank Sinatra Jr.,
kidnaped son of the famed en
tertainer, wa* returned to hit
family today some 54 hours a f
ter he was kidnaped from a
gambling resort in Nevada.
Tha 19-year-old singrr wax
picked up on a Beverly Hills
street after a contact was
made with his kidnaprrs.
Jim Mahoney, spokesman for
his father, said "a ransom was
paid.”
Mahoney told r e p o r t e r a
gathered outside the home o f
Mrs. Nancy Sinatra, Frank
Jr.’s mother, that "the hoy is
home. He Just got here. He's
in good shape.”
The recovery o f young Sin
atra climaxed a night of man
euvering around the palatial
Bel A ir home o f Mr*. Sinatra,
First Units At
Onora Site To Charter Board Vote
Cost 5800,1 Proposal Hits Snag
•••
N ew Name
N E W YO R K (C P I) — IdleWild Airport, often referred
to as the "crossroads of the
world," will be renamed the
John F. Kennedy Interna
tional Airport.
Her former husband was etoseted with her much
o f tha
time
except
fo r
two
quirk
trips
away from
the
hotita
during which contacts with the
kidnapers apparently
were
made.
Details of the case were be
ing withheld while young Sin
atra was questioned by F B I
agents.
First reports suid Frank Jr.
was picked up by a whito pri
vate patrol ear on Roscomera
Road in Beverly Hills.
Reporters gathered around
the Sinatra home did not see
tin- young man arrive.
His father had sped out o f
the hilhtop estate without
lights on his nutnmnhile at 3
a. m. (1’ST) 6 n. m. (E S T ),
moving away so fast press
cars were uuuhln to fullaw.
The ear came bark at a more
leisurely puce about 35 min
utes later.
The hectic efforts to recover
ym.ng Sinatra in the Los An
geles area begun early Tues
day evening when his father
made a secretive fligh t front
Ri no where he had been keep
ing a vigil for his sou’s re
turn.
Frank Jr. was picked up by
it private patrolman, Georgu
C. Junes, 50, who found tha
youth walking ulong a nearby
Beverly Hills Street and took
him to his mother’s house in
the trunk o f his rur.
As he drove by the hordes o f
newsmen waiting outside tha
home he said, "A n y news yet,
boys?" and drove the hidden
yiungsler on to his famly.
Jones said he rang tha bell
of the Sinutru home and told
Mrs. Sinatra, " I ’ve got Frank
ie in the trunk."
Groundbreaking e x e r c is e ,
fo r the multi - million - dollar
A resolution calling for elec-. ed to legally bring about the
Sanford Sluqiplmr Center at
thin of a five-man chnrterj proposed ekctlon, lly law the
Highway 17-1*2 mul O n u rn
Ik i.rd in North Orlando died action becomes mandatory if
Street, with city, county and
fur lack o f action on first read- 20 per rent of registered vot
other dignitaries attending,
ing and for lack o f a second ers in the municipality desire
will be held at 10 ii . ni, Tues
UNITED NATIONS. N. Y.
on a requested repent rending the election.
Chamber of Commerce la
day.
Tuesday night at a special
offering a unique service for (C P I ) —The African powers’
As stated in the resolution,
Hitler Strumpf, representitit:
campaign
to
force
Independ
meeting of the village council. purposes uf tho charter board
t h e mailers of Christmas
the II. M. Construction Com
cards. A large boa has been ence for Portuguese Africa
A rcfHirt from the audience, would be to “ make addition*,
pany. Clearwater, was in San.
simmered
down
today
to
a
set up In the Chamber offices
however,
revealed that peti diletion or corrections" to the
: ford today making plans for
and all cards deposited there Security Council call for a
tions are in circulation which existing charter. Findings of
the
ceremony
and
also
to
con
will be carried to Christmas, fresh round o f talks.
the board would be presented
fer with City .Manager W. E. nlrrndy hear more than half
V FIs., for its unusual post
for council ami public approval
Knowles relative to possible the number of signatures need*
mark.
before submission for legisla
annexation of the site to the
# * •
ST. PETERSBURG (C P I > tive action.
City.
Much of the time In Tuesday
Local leaden arc leaving The Florida Council of luO
Strumpf said a number "f
n"fill's session wan devoted to
no stone unturned In their w ill concentrate on expanding
details
must
be
agreed
on
rel
background explanation loudfurther efforts to have the and improving Florida’s edu
ative to the annexation, such
ing up to tlie resolution amt to
State Board of Control select cation program during its fall
its
installation
o
f
sewerage
dial
opens
here
discussion o f reported cumthe Lake Ada or Lee Ranch meeting
mul water lines, taxes, drainment* since its proposal some
site for tltc proposed four- Thursday.
nge, etc.
two weeks ago by Mayor \V.
year university. In fact, they
The County has issued a
tV. Anderson.
^ are burning the midnight oil
building permit in the amount
WASHINGTON
(U P I)
In other business Councilman
P to come up with new Induce
W A SH IN G TO N (L T D —
o f $800.01)0 for the fli«t four
Bi.ii Stephenson directed a letments for placing the school The eternal flume on Presi
School
aid
supporters,
accus
units o f tiic Shopping Center.
U'l o f inquiry to Fire Chief
in Seminole County. County dent Kennedy’s grate at Ar
The first two will house i’ub- tomed to years of defeat, cele
lington
National
Cemetery
Bill Hahn questioning exact
has a SO-SO chance — Orange
brated
their
first
big
victory
lix Supermarket and Eckerd's
status of fire d e p a r t in e n l
has two sites in the running, flickered out for atoiut one
Drugs. Negotiations are under today in their campaign to put
minute Tuesday because of a
member* as to training and
too.
way for the .1, C. Penney Com federal dollars to work for
freakish accident.
• • •
ability. The statement also re
pany and McCrary's to lease American education.
WIVES OF first nml second class petty officers at Sanford Naval Air
Seminole High Band Asso
The breakthrough, hulled by quested u report on Inspec
the second two units.
Station are working with their husbands in preparing for the annual
ciation will meet at 8 p.m.
Overall cost of the project ] buckers as the greatest In a tions, if any, made of local
Christ
mas
party
for
underprivileged
children
Dee.
20.
Pictured
are
Betty
ORLANDO (L T D — State
pljre* o f businesa and office*
Thursday in the school music
also will include sewer and wa century, came late Tuesday
Utissurd, Pat Sumner, Bonnie Jenkins, Amt Scnlforit, Poverty Nolo and
to determine whether required
Highway Clialrinan John Phil
«
room.
ter line*, paving for t.lOO au with Senate passage on a 54Dot
Clccnrelli.
(Ilot
util
Photo)
w
« • •
fire precautions are living ob
lips said Tuesday the Road
tomobile parking spaces, fur 27 vote o f a $1.2 billion ‘‘bricks
State education people from Department will have up-loand mortar" college construc served and the proper equip
niture and fixtures.
ment and escape exits urv pro
Tallahassee arc coming In ] date planning programs on
Other units will follow with tion aid bill. D ie measure,
vided.
tills week for in-druclional Florida’s eight urban areas
the completion of tho first passed by the House Nov. 0,
Hahn was asked to prepare
sessions with Seminole educa ready in 1905.
nulhoriir* direct grants and
tour.
a full report fur presentation
tors, Supt. Rsy Mllwee said
low Interest loans for the
to council in the near future.
this morning.
construction o f classrooms, li
e • •
W A S H IN G TO N (H IM ) —
Council agreed to iiistnllaWASHINGTON
(LTD braries ami laboratories.
Hon of a telephone, rental o f a Tim Serial i i where he served
County Engineer Bill Bush Growers of upland cotton, rue
O tlin O , Bolivia (U l’ l) —
President Johnson hailed the
typewriter and purehas# o f a for eight years voiced (is
reported today that the road and extra long staple cotton Four Americans held hostage
Senate’s action as a "m ajor
Santa
took
up
temporary
hanging.decoration*
ami
trimthree unit, lock-typo filin g own special tribute today to
Tuesday
apprutad
three
proby
construction from SB tie to
rqi-el tin m iner, were
step forward . , . this congress
rnhinrt and two chair* for the John FUtgetnld Kennedy.
nil i 1 « cj— iii preparation fur
English
Estates School
is po-als to lominul? i a Dieting rhecr ui Tuesday
ught dc-1 icsldcnva a’, t c 8an,'oui
Is well on its way to doing
Tin* entire Senate session
new village office which opens
shout 50 per cent complete . . quotas on their products dur spH. their c.i, . f»* reiu-al I d val .Mr v-.u i ...I)- i
i Cut ‘ -in ■( purtj to be hi i I
Ity J me Casselberry
more for education than any
today ill Room 6 of the Not III was reserved fo r eulogies t*
and will he fully completed ing 1961.
tree them until the govern 22771) Tuesday to surp.-rvl
A slake Iruek owned by Cmigrcs* since the land-grant
t the Aeey Deucy Club a
the President who was slain
Urlundo Company Building.
by the lime the new school is
ment rclestcs liv e r Commu a dedicated group of helper* week from Fruluy.
Poster Art und Display of fit. vollig-e act was passed 100
Hour* announced by Mrs. hy an assassin Nov. '22 in
formally opened Jan. 6. Conn
nists arrested on criminal
Petersburg caught fire Tues years ago." The hill was ex
1 inta immediately rccngnlz
wlio will bring an early (Dec.
Barbara I’eters, clerk, will be Dsllus, Tex. No other business
ly then will follow with a
WASHINGTON
( l P I)
- charges.
day about 4 p ut. in tassel- pected to be ready for hi*
from 9 a. m. until noon on wn* si-liedideil.
clay stabilised road between The House Armed Services
Cor rtsp utidcuts w ho were 201 but very merry t brut- ed soma of the >e Itaril working berry
blocking
the soulli slgiiitfuio by Wednesday.
Mondays,
Tuesday* anil W ed
Brief — nml moving — tri
h-.-li era. Tin y had helped him bound traffic lane on Highway
tliv school and English Es Committee will tie asked to j flo w e d 1) visit the toslage* mas to Id local unit- rprivll
Advocate* o f federal aid to
lm. i a similar Christmas Par 17*92 Just north uf Ihe SB 436 education expect to wiu an nesdays and from 1 until 5 butes were paid to tho lata
tates subdivision.
check the security at all Air 11„ nr3rby fn U v l found tlmm c<l children this year.
p. m. on Thursday* and Frl- President at a special, un
m • •
Force bases following the He in good iplriis and generally
His helpers were the sta ly (nr mure than 30 deserv- Intersection.
other long buttle before Con
scheduled Sennte session on
duy*.
Forecasting growth at a tense Department's admission well treated despite some dis tion's first ami second class [ mg children I js I y e jr.
Driver of Ihe truck, Rich- gress goes homo this year.
tlie morning o f Nov, 25, short
that
flt
planes
were
sabotag
The
children's
delighted
more rapid rale for Central
comfort and tlie unnil-'akahle petty officers am! their wises
it m I NunvotH1 Taylor of SI. House • S< note conferee* Tues
ly before Kennedy's flag-dropeye*
provided
plenty
of
rea
Florida's
aerospace
indus ed at an Arizona base.
St.
.Nick
found
them
Tuesday
danger of their situation.
Petersburg, escaped Without day agreed on a $1.5 billion
nl coffin was removed from
son
for
staging
the
same
kind
tries. Parker
Painter J r ,
Thu Americans,
with a doing the usual work of San
injury but lo*t hi* $60 expense substantial new money into
tha great Rotunda o f tha
or
parly
lid*
year.
president of Dynatronics, Inc.,
ta
'i
helpers
—
mending
toys,
Dutchman and a German,
money width was In the poc existing federal aid programs
Capitol
for funeral aarvieea
Santa
pointed
out
that
Lite
today released his firm 's In
LA K E L A N D (U P I) - The have been held since Friday
ket of an extra pair of Irons- for vocational education and
at Ml. Matthew's Cathedral,
funds fur the parly had been
terim flnanrlsl report show LT. S. Agriculture Department in a 12hy-18 foot room In a
college student loans. That
er* in the cab of tlie truck.
raised by the poiiy officer*
Rut only Dcmoeratio loader
ing increased business over cut its Florida grapefruit crop mine-union library in (a ta vi.
The spectacular blare was compromise measure limy get
JACKSO NVILLE (U P I) — Mike Mansfield, Mont., and
and wives in such spare time
last year at this time of estimate by 1.3 million boxes They sleep two or thn e to a
through both the llousu and The Juxiico Department went
project 1 as a Wives Bake extinguished by tho Cassel
Republican Leader Everett M,
close to $1 million. Net sales Tuesday and predicted there m a t t r e s s
on mattresses
berry Volunteer Fire Depart Senate U»l* week.
to federal court l'«iny in mi Dirkacti, 111., spuku on that
Sale
Nov.
26.
He
also
men
fur the first six months this would be a shortage of grape thrown on the floor.
effort to stop Ilia Florida oveassion.
tioned with pride that repre ment vs Dll Sen gallon* of foam
year for Dynatronica totaled fruit from Interior districts
Their
captors
apparently
East O a st Railway from en
sentatives from all Ihe squad and Sun gallons of water.
The House held a similar
$2,237 million as opposed to next month.
A
U
S
T
IN
,
Tex.
(U
P
I
)
—
are feeding them w ell—dinner
rons anil department* based Chief Paul Batts termed It
forcing work rule changes.
session
l**t Wednesday, with
last year's six months sales
Tuesday night consisted of Texas Guv. John Connally, slot
Thu Justice
Department dun'll* uf memliers paying
at I lie slat.oil had participated tho "hottest fire with which
of f t .4 million. Earnings to
down
with
President
Kennedy
soup, steak with mashed pofin- department has hail to
,n ihe planning.
charge* the changes violate s tribute to tho slain President'*
date per share amount to five
•ST. PETERSBURG A tatoes. salad and r o ffie —and Nov. 22 nml thought well
cope."
'Tlie
Aeey
Deiiry
Club,
us
eongressiunsl net prohibiting memory in • four-hour session.
eents. Current backlog of bus temporary injunction prevent 1 1hoy have chessmen, check enough to be rib'ii‘ rd six d.ivs
Investigation showed that it
change* without union ap
iness as of Nov. 1 w ai report- ing the Florida Milk Com cr» and playing cards to help ago, was hack in the hospital ually a meeting place lor a
slightly different sort of acti was canted by gas which
mission from enforcing Its puis the time.
MOSCOW (U P I) — The So proval or arbitration.
ad at $21 million.
today with complications from
-. ity, will be given over Ml- leaked from a container in viet army, which crushed llw
* • •
The net was passed to avert
so-called
"fair-trade
prac
his wounds.
tit el) to tlie Christmas festl buck of the truck, saturating
Hungarian revolution seven a threatened nationwide rail- |
Is. A. Patrick, volunteer tices" order was mollified
The new ailment was Inflam
vltles between the hour* of 37 padding blankets and the )ea r* ago, plans to leave road strike and is effective \
Savings Bond chairman for Tuesday night hi a move
mation o f a blood vessel in Mr
in a. m. and 5 p m on Dee wooden truck body. .Sparks Hungary In tin* next lew for shout two m»re month*,
Seminole County, reported to which could result in higher
right leg. tho indirect result
from Ilia exhaust apparently
20
months, diplomatic sources the Justice Department says.
day that the county's contri prices in the Tampa Bay area
o f the sniper's bullet that
Vlready there is a large ignited file truck.
Thursday, the Justice De
said today.
TALLAHASSEE (U P I ) —
bution to the 10**3 record
pa -si'll first through his chest, Christmas colored container
Only a lew token units will partment will seek an Injunc The stale’s new outdoor rec
breaking sales total for the
then lot his wrist and went in
where the men may drop donSanford area resident* who
lie left behind under the War tion t<> force tiie railroad to reational planning rotnmittro
first II months hat been $231,to his leg.
.lions of canned goods. Three,
want the Christmas post mark
saw
pact
agreement,
ihe rehire sttikiilg union employes approved purchase o f two
ft'9 of the state total of $82
Ills doctor railed it, a "sup with other items for the
on their seasons
greet ma
at the same wages and under areas of land in tlie si ala
sources *.ud
million
erficial
inflammation"
a
n
d
cards m iy deposit them at
Christmas dinner table, will
Western diplomat*
inter tlie same working conditions Tuesday. Bolli are for camp
. . .
,
*nid
the
governor
would
be
in
POM PANO BEACII (U P I )
the Seminole County Chamber
he sent
the homes of chil
ing.
Self-employed persons are
—An autopsy revealed today preted the move as a sign a* existed prior to Jail. 23.
o f Commerce. Deadline for St David’.* Hospital for f iv■- dren attending tha parly
o ( casing tensions in Eastern
D ie FEC lias flatly refused
MIAMI l UPI v—A strange
Acting
Director
Willicwn
reminded that U. S. retire
receiving tlie cards at the lo or six days. The doctor suld
Many Sat) lord
merchant* ilia! a small girl, rushed pain Europe and *d Prem ier Nikita
to replace employe* hired Kidd said a Inlet in Golf
ment plan bonds, offered un Indian drug which produce* cal office is Dee 20
( ’■ mildly * condition was not have donated loy* and <Mill inch' ll i<i a ho-pitul Sunday,
Khrushchev's tilth in the sta since the January walkout County, s small triangular
der the Self Employed lodi technicolor hallijrlnstton: and
Christmas cards deposited serious and no surgery would ing for Santa's bag These died of hydrofluoric poison
bility of Hungarian Premier and railroad attorneys claim beach on SI. Joseph's penin
Victual* Tax Retirement Act is sometimes dangerous h a s ',, |h<. c of C w ll, ^ r ,ranV. be required.
generous gifts will be supple mg
Janos Kadar'a regime.
tlie Railway Labor Act does sula, would rost tho stata
• f 1962. must he purchased by found its way into south ported to Orlando
The girl, Ann I anil sc RnAt the ! Connally will carry on mu- mented by U*ed or like new
The pullback—signaled by not require the carrier to re $2.56 tin acre.
Florida,
n
a
Truths
Dee 31 to qualify tln-ir own
a g e n t s Greater Orlando Chamber ()r ' tine business whll* he I* In tin item- which ote being sprue rli'-ilcr, 2' j . was lakcn to the
Ills- gradual repatriation of the turn to pre-strike conditions.
ers for 1963 tax deferral bene warned today.
In the other purchase, tha
Iid -1ul .i I alter tumplalmng to
Commerce the turds will (>e 11“ -pilat, a spokesman said, ed up.
I families of Soviet soldier* m
huf f " Mrviin Si ion- o,«*ss
3M
. tIne
drug,
used
tiy
smith
fits.
. 51,..,* ,,% ,'.
svi
| * * 4*
imprinted with a .special holi Mrs. Connally, who stayed at
In addition, there will he m-r mother .maul pain*.
still in Hungary—is part ot son will hear both suits.
. . .
western
Indians, is called day cachet reading "Glory To the governor'* side for the 13 movies and Christmas Carols
chase of 23 acres of land ad
Tiie autopsy and an investi
a patlern prevailing
over
Sanford received a finan pejote. or cactus button, and God in The Highest." The •fays he w a. in Parkland llo* an.) games and lots 'n lots gation showed that the girl
jacent In the Gold Head
Eastern
Europe.
cial boost of $17,323 Inlay in a number of the drtrd dream C o f C then will forward j phut in Dallas after the shoot- of cals and a look at some dieil idler drinking a rti.xt-re
Brunch State Park in Clay
There
are
no
Soviet
troop*
the form of a check from the buttons have been wired at tlie cards to the Christmas ing, stayed home with the coti- airplanes in store for the moving tltiiil she found in a
County, Cost will be approxi
in CTechoslo' akia, Itoinama
I State for its share of cigar Dade County parties.
mately $111,00(1 ami the Und
post office for mailing.
* pie's three children this lime. attendees.
*,ur near her home.
or Bulgaria. Some forres re
Ray
Bellinger,
southeastern
ette tax distributions for Oc
will be used for overnight
main in Poland, and East
*
tober. City M ana ger Pete supervisor of the State Nar
camping.
Germany U heavily garrison
Knowles said this is much coties Bureau, said the peyote
MIAMI (UPD-Mrs. Harold
ed.
higher than previous checks produces exotic dreams ami
Briun, whose husband, three
under the new taxation rate. hallucinations and ran be
sons und brothcr-in-law have
Otiirr municipalities in the dangerous because sometimes
been m1st ing at sea since
MIAMI (U P D — Carrying
HU partner*, Frank Du; It was my thinkin', my pie
"lie 's * good, lamest man,"
■
county also received checks the effeets last for weeks.
Thanksgiving, offered a $1,660
kin'
and
my
brains.
a box of candy for the tell Smith, a truck driver, porter
said tiie tai'S, Harry Kronv - i
y r J m
tor O c t o b e r :
Altamonte
The drug is not regulated
reward Tuesday for inform a
" I told the other three fel
y X ' «^ry* 1 t'
Springs, $2,314; Casselberry. by federal law. but Florida er, horseplajer Tommie Lex Edward Brown and billiard* low, to *ay they helped me gold. "lie worked for me for
missing
TALLAHASSEE (U P I ) — tion about t h e i r
l
lamgwood,
$1,222; is one o f the few Mute* with! Miller deposited $21,000 in a parlor manager David M.
Commis ichonnx-r Evangeline.
b. bo! tlie Internal Bevenue 16 year*. 1 always paid him A g r i c u l t u r e
1
1 North
Orlando,
$212, and a state law forbidding pos- j bank here Tuesday giving rise Millen,
instiled
that
the folks." h,. added
The II lout sailboat left Mi
dally so he could play the sioner Doyle Conner lias or
■J4
Oviedo, $1,200.
session and u»c.
m .peculation that hit three money was dvp*>.*dcd in Mill
'Tax men noted that Miller "hor.t x by day and the dug.* dered Male line inspections of ami for Eleulhera Island, Ba
i
. . •
Po**ession is punishable by betting partners might have er * njm c "just for salt-keep alone signed his name to the by night."
nil truck shipment* of citrus hamas, Thanksgiving
Day,
Sen. John Mathews, Jack- a $jOO fine and-or six month* been cut out of the action, ing."
form* when lie picked up tltc
The three friend* aren't entering the statu from for and has not been seen since.
ttnville, running for governor in jail, Be Hinder said.
Miller, la, and three other
eign countries.
When interviewed after die winnings.
The Coast Guard conducted
overly concerned, cither.
In 1961. will be honored at a
Bellinger said peyote ran Negroes chipped in jo rents 1race. Miller, a flora I delivery
M iller« boss. who forgave
The action, announced Tues an extensive air-sea search T O C H R I S T M A S
‘ T 'v r heard 15 rumor* my
reception Jan. 8 at the Val- lie ord.red through the mails each Dee 6 and hit the $2 man. said
Big daddy, we him for stopping off at the self," said Me.Mil'en, "hut we day, l» an extra precaution to for Ihe vessel, but gave up
det Hotel. He will be accom from the west and is becom- window at Tropical
Park all put so vents in."
track while making Ins runs. bet that way all the time.
protect Florida against possi last weekend after failing to
SHOP f o r G if t s
panied by Sen John McCarty, ing a popular substitute for Racetrack for $2i, 1(8.80 in Ihe
But yesterday he said,
Is confident Miller will square
' I II sea hint -round, l'iu [ lilc Infestation o f the Mexican [ find any sign of the boat or 1 m O U R AD P A G E S
marijuana.
j twin double.
1 "4 wun lliat motley myself. <lung*.
uf Full Pierce
j not worried," he added.
I (nut (ly.
Hi* tivs passengers.
New Talks Asked
Council O f 100
Johnson Hails
Passage Of
School Aid
Flame Fades
Plans Promised
Cotton Vote
Four Hostages
Are Cheerful
Senate Pays
Tribute To
Kennedy
NAS Group Prepares
For YuSe Gift Party 17-92 Lane Shul
By Truck Fire
Security Check
U.S. Takes FEC
Case To Court
Grape Fruit
Connally Back
In Hospital
Red Army To
Leave Hungary
Milk W rit Eased
Purchase Of
Two Camping
Sites OKd
C C To Receive
Christmas
P. O. Cards
Strange Indian
Drug Found In
South Florida
Rust Remover
Fatal To Tot
$1,000 For
Information
On Schooner
Four Chip In 50 Cents To Win $24,102
State-Line
Inspection Set
fAHTA’f HELPER 5AYJ
SHOPPING DAYS
�Space Lab Plan
Calls For Ferry
For Astronauts
Further Beur
Lake Road
Work Slated
' ' h i p
Further improvement of
WASHINGTON (U P!) Bear
Like Brad, pondered by f
The manned house trailerthe County tor Oat* years,
sized spies laboratory the Air
will be commenced within
Fore* hopes f t pot ia orbit
three or four weeks, it was
by l i f t may be tha first atep
reported by County Engineer
la a program that would sat
William Bush to the County
relief crews and supply trains
Commission Tuesday.
making trips f t apace.
Bush said the surrey at tbe
Thu "ferrying and render
right of way hra been com
votis" techniques are sot raw
pleted and plara soon will be
n p u t of Um spare labora
available tor widening and
tory project, hut are consid
paving the road.
(0
« U m tUM it ftt food atered to ba potential stops.
Commission approved
a
•ad the interest of
At prese t , plana are limitcrater-line survey tor Lake
ftp M*> of ft* putik. Ho
•d to getting the pressurised
Mary Boulevard which, Chair
■t k* mu rare ft*
vehicle into spore, nod re
man J. C. Hutchison said,
M « M l K t t if SoeM f M d d
covering two or more aero
may lead to an interchange
add frwrttr to ft * fttritesl
nauts, who win aeeompany it.
with Interstate 4. Federal gov
Bl* o f ft * Lobe Mari etaireh.
Department
MISS DEBRA G A S K IN S o f Lakeland atodlei one o f the two Manger
ernment
had disapproved an
aaamacod
tbe
ambitious
pro
Tfe* B ril Nam* Soeftty
Scenes on dliplay In the Main Gallery o f tha DeBary Mansion House where
interchange then but General
gram Tuesday, confirming at
t u Jraadod b| BSoatad M i
Religion
In
A
r
t
Exhibit
o
f
the
DeBary
Arts
and
Crafts
Club
and
the
the
Hutchison expressed confi
fta same tiara fta death of
of Varcoill, Ma*t*r O m n i
Circuit Exhibit o f the Florida Federation alio are being shown.
dence that "now we will get
tha Dyne - Saar apaerahtp
of ft* Dominican la UT4 at
(Cox Photo)
it."
|
project Tbe new project la
ft* nvMot of Pop* Gregory
Commission also approved «
f t be knows an tha near-earth
X aad mao flnt *oUbUab*d la
zoning variance to permit J.
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
ft* United Mata* ia UN,
A. Spur to occupy living quar
Tho Bod Nam* Society
(MOL) project.
A N IN S TA LLA TIO N fo r officer* o f the Holy Name Society o f th* Church
ters at a ScmlnoU Boulevard
seeks ft yraram, proto* aad
Defense Secretary Robert
Tativity iwaa conducted Sunday by Rev. William J. Tralnor, paator,
restauranL Commission over
adraaa* Christian practices o f th* Nativity
S. McNamara said the Dynafor, _________
from left,, _____,
Joaeph
Hopklna
om left,
___ ____,
____
, .... Sr.,. vice .president; John
wMU at ft* m m Urn* it la third from
Soar project had "narrow ob NAIROBI, Kenya (U P I) —
Prince Philip, husband of faces the formidable problem ruled the board of adjustment.
and John Stankiewicz, at right, aeeretary. B. E.
f, president
preald
Abstract Corporation was
jectives" and was not an ade Tribesmen and city dwellers Queen Elisabeth, and many of integrating a large white
prepared to p n «at aad com Kennedy,
(Herald Photo)
bat an t f t li whleh trad to Bogero, treasurer, waa unable to attend the aervice.
quate program lor tha future.
and Aslan population Into th* named to make a title aearch
other
foreign
dignitaries
in
today staged prematura cele
ha mono *1
Under tha spare laboratory
cluding Asilitant Secretary of African majority of 9A mil for right-of-way on the south
side of 26th Street between
pnojeet, the two astronauts brations of Kenya's Independ State G. Mennen Williams, lion.
Mclionvilie and French Ave- {
who accompany the scientific ence, which becomes official United Auto Workers' Presi
Offlran Installed more M a
Kenya once had Gti.OOO
M
mmM mJW.1J | a
RW
iQJt
|papIlWfll( 1n|MlK
■Osppn
workshop will rater it for a at midnight tonight In a cere dent Welter Reuther, end Ne whites and still has 60,000, nues for proposed four-lining.
BopUaa Sr., vice prwftrat
month's stay after U la In mony ending Britain’s 68 gro author James Baldwin along with 70,000 Arabs and
aad M a Staaklawici, secret WASHINGTON (VFI) — just before If fell In flames at UP!, actually were flashed orbit Tho men will ride late yean of rule over this rich were here to witness the low Asians. No other African na
the seme rocket
ary. B. I . Bcfwo, treasurer, Ika dramatl* "Clipper 114 out Elkton, Md., Sunday night, instead by ona of the pilots
ering of ft * Union Jock in tion has had to absorb such
on National Flight 10 which booster as the laboratory but Emit African nation.
via aaabla ft b* prasaat for « f ooatroL . . golog dowa la Ring *11 11 aboard.
substantial minorities.
Heavy rainfall hampered the itedium ceremony.
was
la
*
holding
pattern
over
fta lastsOitloa baesnsa af UI- flam**" mataag*, suppoeedat launch time, they will be the festivities, but African*
Ksnyatta'e solution ia ex
Th* Federal A v i a t i o n N*w Cattle, Del., at 1,000
But the center of attraction
CINCINNATI (U PI) — A
ft a modified version of the
d fliabad by lb* pilot o! a
in tha capital and countryside was th* tell, bearded premier pressed in the African slogan National Basketball Associa
Agency
(FAA),
whieh
releas
feet—1,000
feet
above
the
Pan
gem Ini spsee capsule.
doomed Paa American World
.(ready ware celebrating uhuru of the new nation, Jomo Ken- "harambee," which means tion game between the Cin
CUBord Dullaa, lim a Airwiyi Jet, may bar* “ « • ed tho tapo recording contain American Jet.
If the ferrying technique 1*
or freedom aa tbe last day of yatte, who spent much of th* "we ail pull together." It has cinnati Royals and the De
ing
what
presumably
waa
th*
Ralaa. Owa Belque, Albert from another plane, It was
added to the program, relief
British dependence dawned.
pu t 10 years in British jails replaced "uhuru" in the chants troit Pistons will bo played
Pan Am pilot’s final com
Pooltar, Charles Tournous, learned today.
plies could be rant up when
convleted of leading the Mau and response* by Kenyatte'o at tha University of Dayton
George Gama, Valter Gro Th* Civil Aaronautlcs Board munication to the Philadel
crews and replacement aupFieldhouM on Jan. 2.
audiences.
Man terrorist organisation.
omk*si per, Joseph Fahey, (CAB), UP! waa informed by phia approach control center,
tha original astronauts return
Kenyatte, now 73, won free
Dal* Itomailaf, M a Mae- a rellabl* aource, hn evl- apparently assumed It mutt
to earth.
dom for hie country through
FarIsa*, Fraak Leone, Orarg* daaeo that th* chilling words come from Flight lit —th*
McNamara said this poten
elections and negotiations aft
Bomaoor, Truman VotaklQ, cam* laataad from th# co plane that crashed.
tial did not exist ra the Dyna■y Jails Bartra
ar British security forces de
Kraay Reutobuch, Joseph pilot of a Notional Air linos After tha control canter
Soar project and that this
The final rummaga sales to feated the Mau Mau.
Ant
hoard
"Clipper
214
.
.
HepUaa Jr., Thoma* Hyoa, DCS flying only 1,000 feet
waa om reason that he was
be sponsored this year by the
TEXTURED COATINGS OF AMERICA la pleased
Kenya, the 34th African na
Jam*a Boyles, Martia Sheri- obov* th* Pan American 707 out of control . . . down or
cancelling the program which
-------------------RY as n
to announce the approval of HERBERT
CHERRs
r*
we
go,"
It
Immediately
dra,
George
Vaumboch,
NEW YORK (UPI) - Form already has cost MW million. Altamonte Springs Commun tion to achieve independence
new
TEX-COTE
applicator
In
Sanford.
Florida.
ity
Library
will
take
place
asked:
and the last of Britain's forHomes Doyle, aad Edward
TEX-COTE ia an exterior wall costing so tough and
er President Dwight D. Risen
this Thursday and Friday In mer East African colonies,
"Clipper 214, w en you
Connelly.
durable that It’s Absolutely Guaranteed to eliminate a
bower
proposed
today
that
the
the
B.
D.
McIntosh
Shop
on
calling PhlladelphlaT"
need fo r painting outside wall# fo r 10 yean. This out
standing product ia called TEX-COTE. When applied H
Ixingwood Avenue. H o u r s
A voice calmly answered: presidential succession ravsrt
Napoleon HI waa fta teat
re times the thicknees of ordinary paint and
is 20 more
will be from 9 «.m. until
"Clipper 214 . . . going down to its pre-1047 order—elimi
monanh ft m l* Prone*.
actually functions os a new s u r fa c e .__
nating tha speaker of the
In flames."
p.m. each day.
COMES IN 12 BEAUTIFUL COLORS
Both the "out of control' House and the president pro
Among various Items avail
The United States Government and large eorpoFaMONTGOMERY, Ala. (UP1) metsag* and tho "down in temporo of the Senate from
By Jen* Casselberry
elopnone
Uons, such oa Shell Oil Company, Pacific Teiop
able are a number of chil
SEOUL, Korea (U P I) >
—Tha Blue-Gray Association flames" cry, the source told third and fourth place.
Company
and
Thunderbird
International
Hotels
are
Winter
Park
Chapter
380
of
A
retired
8outh
Korean
lieu
dren's
clothes
and
dolls.
iR M im n cn v im r
using TEX-COTE. ThU remarkable exterior iurfoclng
mutt (elect fiv* more playIn a msgatlne article the tho National Aisociation of
n o 4 n ii o r it u iiir n n iT
Proceeds to date from these tenant colonel burned himself
provide! water-proofing. Insulation and beauty, far outprovide)
m i t N ml PnM Ie H .a r lta
era to round out the Northern
former Chief Executive said Retired Civil Employee will sales have been reported at to death in flaming gasoline
luting any ordinary paint.
To whom It mar «<m«*rni
•quad
lor
the
20th
annual
celebrate
its
H
H
h
innlvenary
h*
preferred
the
old
order
of
The gamiest* County Hoard
approximately MOO which will today near President-Elect
Waterproofs, Insulate*, Fire Retardant
•t Adjustment wilt Hold m elaule her* Dae, 3*.
passing the nine of govern at a^oon luncheon this Thurs be used to benefit Ute library, Park Chung Hee's official
In addition to twautg TEX-CO TE ho* the additional
Dublin Marine ta tonildfr (he
Th* Rebel squad waa
advanlagha o f water-proofing and insulation. Through
ment from president to vice day at the S A S Cafeteria to
residence.
'
pnailbtlltr af eranttne parthe use o f ellicone* a modern day scientific advance ■
The Sanford Recreation De president and then to mem Winter Park.
mlHloa ta build Urine quart- pitted Tuesday with tha MPolice sources said Kim Kl
water-repellent "blanket" envelope th* entire building
•ra In toajunctloa with aom- •etion of two Tran ARM partment will sponsor a big bers of the cabinet according
The
meeting
will
honor
the
Han, 46, committed suicide be
so that no moiiture can penetrate end damage th* In
mrrclal at, for occupancy bf
playars—and
Ronni*
Carpent
to
the
established
ranks,
Holiday Dance Friday night
group'! charter member* and
nwnur ta a C-» Cnmmarelal
terior of the home. Through the use of fiberglass and
cause he was unable to era!
er
and
fullback
Jerry
Roger*
■oa* aa par Raaalatlaa No. •
Dee. 27. Music will bo pro starting with the secretary of Mrs. Julia Johnson, district
perlite, highly efficient insulating material, the build
grata to Brasil under a gov
Amandine Ramlnola
Countr
Fullback Dick Schoonover, vided by the "Temptations." state.
ing becomea coaler in the summer and warmer in the
leader of the Florida Federa
ISonlne Rieulatlnna, na ra.
ernment
program
He
left
a
LONDON (U P I) — Tho
winter.
quaitad bp Daunts* Brnwa aa 200 pounds, of Syracuse, and
He said the revision of the tlon of NARCE chapters, will
This Is one of the moro
Factory Guarantee
Trades Union Congrex, Is sell note to Pork but its content*
tha foltawlne <W*crlb*J pro end George Burmin of North
popular band* in Centre) succession law in 1M7, pise be the guest speaker.
Every TEX-COTE Jcb is registered and factory
were not disclosed.
partn Lot I, Talma Bubdlvling
Its
49
per
cent
Interest
in
western
were
picked
(or
tha
•Ian.
Florida and consists of tight Ing the House speaker and
guaranteed for 10 full years against chipping, flaking
All retired civil service am
the London Dally Herald to
Fublle hiarlae wilt ba hill North team.
or peeling. TEX-COTE la th* only coating with this
members, one of which la a president pro temporo of the ployes in the area are invited
In tb* Caunlr Commlxlanin
news magnate Cecil King, the 55-Day Meeting
unqualified guarantee.
Ohio State tackl* Charles girl vocalist.
Senate ahead of Ute cabinet to attend.
Room, Court Hnntt, Bnnrord.
Dally Express reported today.
W ILM INGTON
(U P I)
—
Florida, on D in n t ir 1 *. t ill Mamuls, 210 pounds, was
The dance will b* held In members, "does not fulfill the
at Tilt P. M. er m loan (Mr*- named to replace (cammale
Th* Herald ha* had difficul The Delaware Park race track
HERBERT CHERRY, TEX COTE DEALER
the Youth Wing of the Civic requirements of our times
aftir a* pouittila.
ty raising its circulation, at Tuesday requested a 55-day
1220 W. 13th Street
Christmas
Seminal, County Hoard *f Tom Jenkins who withdrew Center from 7:20 p.m, to 11 lie said it was quite possible
Discount
.
I The Cherry Plaso, Sanford
Memphis Slate Coach Hilly
tributed to its ties with the meeting next year, extending
Adjuulmant
(hat
the
majority
leaders
In
Hr William C. Halback, Murphy was named Monday p.m. School dress is required.
Special
1
I I am interested In your offer.
Trades
Union
Congrex*,
the
from
May
30
through
Aug.
1.
Chairman
No shorts or slacks will be the House and Senate would
Name — ___ ____________ ____
to replace Hayden Fry of
British equivalent o f
the
Publlah Dae. tt, till.
The request was filed with
not belong to the same party
By Mrs. Adam Muller
silowed.
CDP-lt
Addrese — —
..........
Southern Methodist as one of
American
AFL-CIO.
Ih
e
news
the
state
Racing
Commission,
as the president.
The DeBary Fishing Club
AUVHNTIbKHKNT VUM OlUa Ihe South coaches.
Phone
1 City
‘ It would be possible for will meet at 7:30 p.m. today paper feces a 92.62 million which Is expected to approve
V
Kenya Celebrates Independence
Air Agencies Puzzled By Chilling Last Message
Cage Game
Rescheduled
Ike Wants To
Return To
OM Order
Legal Notice
North Needs 5
More On Squad
Final Rummage
Sales Set
^ARCE Chapter
To Celebrate
Anniversary
M IRACLE COATING
REPLACES HOUSE PAINT
Korean Burns
Self To Death
Holiday Dance
For Youth Set
Labor Selling
Paper Interest
Fishing Club
Sets Party
Tha Hoard of Public Inatruotlon
tor
HamIno I*
County,
Florida will racalva bid, tar
tha turnlahlne of all labor,
malarial), aqulpmant and aaraleaa raqulrad for tha eon iv tow niHrtirr coiiiit nr
alruollnn at a SHOP IllTILD- THK Sib JHIlirtAt. fllll'I lT
INU P(in HKMINOM3 111(111 i\
iv i > r u n
acsm iLM
HCIIUOL, OUMINOLM COUN r o H v r r , m .mhida
TT. F L O R I D A , containing I.V CHAV ( K i l t ,VO. IMtll
Drafting noom and n h o p MrCAIMIIIAN M O I I T I I A l l K
Room: until i m p. m, Thurs COMPANY. INC., a Florid*
day, Daeambar II, m s , at tha rorporatlon,
Hehool Admlntatratlon ttulld
Plalatur,
tng, Cnmmarelal Acanua, Han V*
ford. Florida, at whirl, tim. K i:\NKTII lilt (tr AM MHNh*
an.l plara tha blda will ba pub and ANNIK ItllTII MONIiM. hla
licly op*nad and r*a,l aluud. wife, ond KDWAItl) I tlVKD.
Drawing, and *|)*clf1cal|on, NKIl and ----- IIAflDNKII, hi*
may ba obtalnad by dapaalt- wilt,
Ing ( il .l b with lha Archluct,
Dafandant*
John A. Morton LV. Fourth
soticr to Iinn: aii mi
Floor, Hanford Atlantia Mank o n m : n n r n 111.11-STinv
ItuU.IInn, Hanford, Florida, for
ktirr r u n r n io ;r i, o * i m i
th. Drat a,t of donum,itt> oh- Till KKNNKTII H It A II A M
lalnad Hii.h .lopoolt will b,
MONDH and ANN1H mi l'll
rafundad In full to each ptr
MllNHH. hi* wlf*
■on who raturna tha dumi
1T}1 Eaal Main Htraat
manta In good condition with
Rok
<1
In 10 lay , aftar lha bid opan
naynuldaburg, Ohio
Ing; with aacptlon aa not,d
TOO, KKNNKTII <111All A\l
bol-.w. Additional . , ( • may t>«
obtalnad at th* coit of tla.M MONDH and ANN1K IHtTII
MONDH,
arp hereby nnltflrd
which I* halt rafuudabl*. (I*n
aral Contractor* aieuring docu that a i'uniplaltit for Koreolumanta and aol auhmlttlng pro aur* of Morlgag* hot bt*n fllpoaal (hall ba rafundad aaa ad agalnal you, and you ar*
half lh* dtpudt ujiuti ((turn rauulrad to aarr* a ropy of
of dscumsnls la guotl condl your Anawar or Plaadltiu* lo
th* Complaint on (ha I’lalntlon.
A r*MIN*<1 eb*ok „r bank tirr* atlnrnay, Juaaph M. Fit*.
11*
Sacurtly Trual
•Daft, payabla to tha Hoard u k*rald,
Miami 13. riurlda,
Public liialruotlua (or tt.mi allulldlng,
aaate *11 - a* ,» ,* * a
All* W f
bole county, piunua; u. a.
Uovarumtnt Uond*. or a »atl,< or PUadltig In th* offlua of
faotory hie bond aaanutad by lh# Clark of lh* Circuit Court
lha
blddar
and
aceaylabl, on or before lh* 10th day of
• urallta In an auiaunt aqual la January A. IV, till. If you
flv* par rant of lha bid ,h«ll fall to do an. Judgment by da.
fault will I,* taken agalnal
b« autimlllad with aach bid.
Tha aurraaaful blddar will you for tha ralltf demanded
ba r«i|ulr«d to furnlah and pay tu lh* Complaint.
Tha daacrlptlun of th* real
for aalls(a«tory varfurmanca
and payment bund or bund,. properly proceed,d agalnal lit
1a>( Jl, It lock A. WOOD.
Attanllon la v*ll*d to lha (aol
MKIIM PARK, 1ND HHthat nut (aaa than lha Mini
IT.AT, aciunling to plat
mum aalaria* and wag** aa
tharaof, racardad In 1'lat
art forth la lh* Hpaclfkattona
Hook 11, r e s * TS. Public
muat b* paid oa (hi* projaal.
lltrurd* of Hamlnula Coun
Th* Uoard of Publla Inatruo.
ty, Florida.
lion
fur
gamlnol*
Cuuuly,
Thl* notice tliall ba publlah*
b lurid*. raaarm* tu* right la
rajunt any and/or all blda or «d one* rath weak for four
tu walva any Inforniallllaa Ik •us.acutlr* weak* la th* Hantha bidding. No bid nhall U* ford Herald.
DONK AND ORDERED at
withdrawn (or s period of
fiflaan ( l i t daya «ub**u<i#»( Sanford, Mautltiul* C o u n t y ,
to tha opening of bid* without Florida, IIM* Sth day of Dc«<
*mb*r A. D, l Ml
tho ccniaat of lh* Board.
(HEAL)
J. D W H inil T , JR.
Chairman. Hoard of Public
Arthur II. 11,.-I, wlib. Jr,
Inalruntlon fur Uamlnol*
Clark. Circuit Court
Byl Martha T. Vlblan
Caunly, Florid*
Deputy Clark
Jl. T . llllw o#
b rntnol* County (<u|>*rlnt*nd- Jit,apt, M PH,*,raid
ant of Publls Uilrustlop sp* US security Trutt building
E * . o m d # M e r s u r v i* tbs Illsml U, Florid*
FHanktln I.II1S
Board of Fubllo lailruotlon
rabilah Not. ST A Dao. «. U, Publlah Oar. II, la, jf, tssj A
Jan 1. ItSI
l*S»
CDF-IS
c o o -14
Legal Notice
/
H
WMS Observes
Week Of Prayer
By JuJIb Bartos
The WMS of tha Altamonte
Springs First Baptist Church
is observing a Week of Pray
er for Foreign Minions this
week on the theme, "Crown
Him Lord of A il." Directing
the iipt-cin! services are Mrs.
James .Smith and Mrs. Othel
Sullivan, new WMU presl
dent.
As part of ths observance,
the Sun hen mi will hold an
Open llouic for parents at
7:30 p.m, today at the church
under general supervision of
the M i, aIon Study Director,
Mrs. Gerald Connelly.
Legal Notice
kK M l* HI,IS IO C ATT
HIVAIID OF A DJI kTM KVT
A « t l r » af l-abll# H eart* *
To whom It may concern:
The H-tmnola County llaard
of Adjustment will hold a
puniio hairing to datarmin*
th# poialblllty a t granting parmlaalon. In aocordanc* with
llaaolutlon No. S Amending
ZoultikRagulntlun*. In u,a
n-phelt from temporary plant
for Natal Air Htallon Paving
Contract NIIT Still, not to
aictad ,0 day*, whll* 1*4 pav
ing In proi.raaa. a* yaquaatad
by llallanrtr Paving Co.. Inc,
on th* following daacrlbad pro
perty: Fruiii tha HE cor of th*
HtVli, Reel. n-ind-ISK. run
thane* N |I1.U ft. thanca W
to tha W a rlr ll/W Una of Intarataia (, being th* point of
bag, run thane* W 310 ft, mnr*
or laaa. to th* K'arly IIU ll/W
llna, than, a ,uu NK'arly along
laid It It H/W a dlatanc* of
404 ft, run thane* E to lh*
W ’arly R/W lln* of lntaralal* 4, lhano* run HW'arly
along aal.l 11/VV lln* lo th*
H)H
Putillo hearing will b* bold
In the Cmmly CutUtnl**lon*rn
(too in. Court lion**, H.inford.
Klorl.te, „n liacenihar 10. 11*1
St 1:10 P 31. or n* aoou tharaafter aa pueilbl*.
Haniliiul* Cuunty Board * (
Adjuelniant
Hy William C. Halback.
Chairman
Publlau Dec. II, l»SJ.
CDF-II
a man to succeed to the pres in the Recreation Hall of the debt. King already owns 61 the dates when it meets some
time nest month.
idency who is out of sympathy Fire Station for a Christmas per cent of the Herald.
with the alms and policies of P«rty.
the administration—and who
A program o f colored slides
would find it necessary
and a talk on trout fishing In
change the whole cabinet and North Carolina will be pre
roster o f policy officiate," El sented by John B. Smiley.
senhower said.
Two door prises will be
Instead,
the
succession awarded
and
refreshments
should provide "the least dis will be served.
rupting transition" to presl
denllal
power,
Elsenhower
said. There should bo insur
ance that the party selected
by the people to bead the ex
A S U N C I O N , Paraguay
ecutive branch will continue
to do so fur the tour-year (U P I ) — Seventy-two former
residents o f Brownsville, Tex.,
presidential period.
"True, the speaker of the who left the United Stetee to
House and the president pro escape what they regard u
tempore ere elected officiate "excessive taxes" ar* setting
but the first has been elect up hou*ek*eping es settlers In
Paraguay.
ed by a district and the
The Immigrants traveled by
conj by a itat«; neither ne
cessarily reflects the will of light plena to northern Para
thg whole electorate," Eteen guay, where a large area of
farmland had been u t aside
hower said.
"F o r these reasons 1 be fo r them. The lest members
lieve that the earlier order of o f the party arrive:I Tuesday.
Drill* and Drill Kits
succession U a mure logical
one wtuch would keep tbe
Pow er S a W *..............
presidency beading in ttw
A T L A N T IC C IT Y , N. J
same political direction until
(U P I ) — The city commission
the electorate hoe an oppor
Blades & Saw Accessories
tunity to make its further announced Tuesday that tho
Plata on the Boardwalk in
wishes known."
R ed pro Saws
Eisenhower said the aaeassi- front of Convention Hail wilt
nation o f President Kennedy !>u named in honor o f th* late
Sanders and Accessories
demon,traled once again that President Kennedy.
Tha John F. Kennedy Plasm
lh# institution of the presi
Snap/Loek Tools
dency can continue firm and will hava a brunts or alumi
secure although a political num bust of tha 1st* Chief
leader may p a x suddeuly Kxcrulit* on s marble pedestal
Law n & Garden Tools
(rum the scene, lie said he In the center of th* rutund*
hoped the tragedy would not facing tha boardwalk.
make th? White House a pri
son.
Gets A w ard
Fur EVERYTHING in Lumber and
"A s our nation and the
NEW
YORK
(U P I)
world brcuine mure complex lunebacker Jerry Hillebranri
‘"The Lumber Number" FA ii-3381
more and not tee., contact be wi> selected Tuesday es the
tween the President and the New York Giants’ ruokie-ofpeople, and among leader* of the-yetr for DJ&l. Tha 2Idnations, is necessary," he pound former University of
laid. "T h e very fe e l of be Colorado star w et * unani
ing president Involves certain mous choice of the spot! writ
223 W. 3rd 81.
personal rtek,. which I he- ers who covered the Giants
Lave luuel be accepted."
J this season.
Texans Flee
U. S. Taxes
SKIL POWER TOOLS
Plaza Renamed
HAND TOOLS
Carpenters
Painters
Plumber*
Ilttilderu
fur
Needs
Sudden
Elect r kMns
Farmers
Call —
Service
Lumber & Hardware Co.
Sutford, Fbt.
�>» •»
i t 't
ft
C U T FROM CORN-FED YOUNG WESTERN PORKERS —
W/.
PORK
LOIN
/
«aa
4 t o «- L h .
Average
A v e ra g e
LB.
Pot-Pies
Like all *gepe»-*l«ht" Urals. U a b la n v u U U to to W k ta a ar year M a n back.
A M like all "Baper-RIght" Meats, thej'ra a a t M witk tto towrat pries ceaabtcrt witk
ttok Has guilty. Eajoy m«»ty, moMy-aavtog “ Super-Right" Laak sltsm.
Bats It a Italy f lu Under Wcatcni whole
Lank atoaldcr, (la w fu l and delieioue. Il'a
“Super-Right” geaUty—et a thrifty prical
Lb.
Cot
Lb.
ALLGOOD B R A N D SLICED
5 ss 89“
BACON
2
QUICK FROZEN PEELED . D E VEIN ED
77‘ Bag Shrimp>«* $1.99
Lb.
B at
QUICK FROZEN H EAD LESS
IM PORTED (D A N IS H )
1 Lb.
Caa
69* SHRIMP
39* Potatoes 10 »•«39*
FRESH GREEN
FRESH SNOW W H ITE
Lb.
- 79*
E ASTER N ROUND W H ITE
SW EE T JUICY
Tangerines
ROAST
(HOPS
*
79* PORTIONS 2 * 99-
Phi.
SAUSAGE 2
Chicken Livers - 4 ? b AcON
Lb.
59
Quarter Lota
Sliced 2 to S
Lb. A r g . P k|.
C A P T JOHN’S BREAD ED HADDOCK
Lb.
’’SU PE R -R IG H T’ PU R E PORK
SQUARE CUT LA M B SHOULDER
10
Mushrooms* 59* ONIONS -
L A M B SHOULDER
*
FRESH PITTED
CRISP DELICIOUS RED
APPLES 2 - 2 9 DATES
Lb.
33*
GARDEN FRESH GREEN
W HOLE OR H A L F
Lb.
OF L A M B
Rib Chops lb 7 9 c
Lamb Patties lb 39c I
Loin Chops lb 9 9 c
Lamb
CABBAGE
LETTUCE
lb 15c
Shortening
Special! Jana Parker Caramel Nut
Special! Ann Pag# Condrnard Tomato
P k «. O f
Coupon good thru Bat, Dec. II.
Ja*. 1M4-U
Special! J i m
3 - 49* Dressing
39* Soup 3
Parker Drlictoua Btucherry
Pie
45
Ann I'ago Creamy Smooth or Kninth; I'KANUT
29* Butter
12-0*.
Jar
JANE
PARKER
FRESHLY
BAKED
33*
!
Special! Ana Page Red Raspberry
All Varictlfo Ann Page Pork A
ar 49* Beans 4 - 45* Preserves
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UUUBMAS TOY display at DuDm Intern*,
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to tbdr dspartiav aunt, Mrs. Fetor Lawfocd.
Roast
C h o ra lie rs T o
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On
Cterallera lor tha all-muile
atrvlee that will ba held at
Pint Fntbrterian Church
laadiy at I p.m. hate been
WOTkins at the perfection of
fw ( “ v,r;'
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quoted aa atylng that they
••lack a lot of being perfect,”
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cording to Mr*. O a o r g a
Be
ivi
Sunday
S a u sa g e ™ '3 9*
Touhy, minister of muil
who direct* the choir*.
la pait year* the Chaoc
choir ha* aiaumed full i
jponalbUity for the annu
candlelight veaper *ervlc
,
.
ThU Sua^ > howe» " . *1
Girl** choir will add the
voice* to alnglng of tome
the to anthem* that will ma
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Canes Eye
Devaney To
Succeed Gus
Miami Wins
WINTER PARK (U P I) The University of Miami see.
ecr team won the Florida In
tercollegiate title for the third
airtight time this tenon and
alao had 10 player* named to
• It-membcr All * Conference
•cam.
CORAL CABLES (U Pl) —
The Unlvcnlty of Miami U
"seriously interested” in get
ting Bob Devaney of Nebraika to lucceed Andy Gustafaon aa head football coach.
The Job will ba open after
S a t u r d a y ’ * Miami • Ala*
bama gam*. Guatafion la be
coming the unlvcnUy'a ath*
Idle director after 1# year*
a* head football coach.
"W e are seriously Interest
ed in Devaney,” said Dr. Hen
ry King Stanford, president
of the University of Miami.
"Wo are also pretty excit
ed about Bill Peterion of
Florida State and others,H
he added.
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I f f f n f t r l f i n f i Pie. 11, ItW — h l » I
1 .! -
Free Speach Above
Political Views
exit
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exiled ap by the
WASHINGTON (UPlV-Th#
Court
Justice Department and two
prominent civil right* organi- Tha segrvgstloaistx are Ed
latiotu teamed up today to ward R. Fields, inform stloa
pport a couple at aegrega- director of the National States
Rights party, and Robert Ly*
tioulfta in aa unusual
the party’s youth orgaaLser. They were convicted of
contempt of court hi Fairfield, Ala., after defying aa
order not to distribute hindbills tad hold a public meet,
tog.
Despite tha party’* advo
cacy of whit* aupramaey, aa
FOR EXTRA
MOSCOW (U P I) - Western attorney from the American
businessmen— but no Ameri- Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
t i f f expected today to a arguing the case. The Na*
90 Extra Stamp* with purehot* of Mb. pkg. bid for the estimated 114 bUtonal Association for the Ad
Crackin Good Treets
lloa tat chemical plant busi vancement of Colored People
90 Extra Stamp* with I li-tb. pkg.
ness opened up by the Soviet (NAACP) tad the Justice De
Union'* crash program to partment I l i a d supporting
Tarnow M eat Loaf
TOO Extra Stamp* with pureSat* of 2 VS-lb. pkg. build Up tta chemical Indus briefs.
try.
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Tha gist at their argumeot
39 Extra Stamp* with pureHot* of any
Premier Nikita 8. Khrush is that tha court order waa
chev, in anaotmelag the $44 based oo two local ordinances
Palmetto Farms Salad
billion seven-year plan before which violated tha Constitu
29 Extra Stamp* with pureHat* of Suporbrond
the Communist Party Central tion. Tha local statues pro
2-lb. cup Cottage Cheese
Committee meeting Monday, hibit tha bolding of public
said that much of tha equip meetings without a permit
ment might hava to be bought and the distribution of hand
in the West.
bills. It is contended that
The meeting of the party these ordinances infringe on
leadership continued today in the constitutional right el
the Kremlin Hall of Congress free speech.
es, with lower-level officials
The argument goes still An*
adding their comments to tber. Tbs Justice Department
Khrushchev's plan, which was and the ACLU say that in
seen as certain el approval at free speech situations indi
tha and of the week.
vidual* should have the right
The sessions were barred to to test a court order by dis
Western newsmen, but It was obeying it
noted In Soviet press cover'
The Supreme Court ruled
age that three top Commu otherwise some years ago
nlsts — Frol Kotlov, Mikhail to a United Mina Worker*
Sutlov, and Otto V. Kuutlnen ■trike ease, but free speach
—hava not been mentioned in was not tovotvsd to that tm
the proceedings. It was be stance,
lieved that ail are 1U.
The United Stales appear*^
to be out of contention for the
chemical equipment sales to
IV t h is c i u r r i r r o r a T , n t
Russia because of its com »vn fon xnsiivoi.il coos.
t
merdal credit policy. It does t . r i.o n io « . in L 'X A s e e x r .
I .a . v«. isjuia.
not grsnt long-term credits in TH E HOWKHT a A V I N O •
sales to tha Soviet Union be HANK, a Kavlnaa Rank urganand ailitlns undar Ik*
cause Moscow has not paid Liad
Law* nf th* stat* at Nat*
tta multi-billion dollar war Turk.
FlalatltR
debts.
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COUNTY
an s e n w . t t u v x T M n r r
Salic* .1 I * . Vile Hearing
To whom It may concern!
Th. Hemlnut* County Hoard
o f Ailjuetmeiit will holil
public hearing In eoaalder th.
pnaelblllty o f xrxnllnx p.r
mlaeton to bulM ■ chureh In
n -lA Itr . M . ntl.it »o n . **
requaalad by th* Florid* Con
ference Aaaoelatlon o f Haventh
D.ty A ilv .n ll.t* on III* followIn* ilt.rrlh.il property: Th*
N (Oi* fl n f th . K 4 of th*
N W U of Section IT-SIH-ME.
l-iii'll-- hearing will b* held
In th* County CnmmlMlon.r*
Itoom, Court Hon.., Sanford,
KlurMn, nn Dae.mhar 1*. IMS
at 7:Xu V. SI. or *■ aoon there• ftrr * . poaalhl*,
Hrinliii'l. County Board of
Adjustment
Hr W illiam C. Halback,
Chairman
I’ nl.llnli Dan. hi, IMS
C lll’-Jt
*
Handy Andy
TOt JOHN HOWLAND
ll.alilanc# Unknown
Ton ar* har.hy nntlfl.it thnt
th. atMiva-nxm.il Palltlnn.ra,
ltnh.rl SI. Il.nn.tt amt Vir
ginia I. Il.nn.tt, hav. fit. I a
petition In th* ahnv.-.tyDil
court for th* adoption nf th*
minor child namad tharaln *nd
you
» r » required
In
*hnw
<-.iu»* why tha aam* should nut
ha printed by serving a copy
<if your wrlt t.n d .r.nM t. If
nny, uponJOSEPH SI. MIIUASKO, Atturn .y fur Petition•r, P. O. Ilnx 111. F .r n Park.
Florid*. and by fllln* th* nrl■ Inal th ar.o f with th* Clark
of m i l Court! nih.rwla. a daera. may b* anl.r.d aaalnat
yuu frxnttnir .aid adnpttani
ynu ara h.rahy raqulr.d tn
III.
yiiur il.fanx.t, a* abnv*
raqulr.d, not lattr than th*
loth d i r of January, 1MI.
WITNESH my hand and th*
■«al cf laid court at aanLird,
FlnrhU, thl* tnd day o f Danamber, 19* 1.
(HUAI.)
Arthur II. Dackwlth. Jr.,
r.'r.-lr - * th . r " j » . » l l rViurt
Hri Martha T. Vlhlan
Deputy Clark
Joiaph SI. Sluraiko
Poal Offlca U » i 111
F.rn Park, Fla.
I-ubllih Da*. I, 11, IS, IS, 1141.
CDP-I
HIT A E. WE HZ, hi* Will.
Defendant*
voTicn o r su it
TH E STATS) OP F L o n iD A *
TOt John Oanrsa Wars
MIS Jaapar Court
Narfolk, Vlrslnt*
TO) ntla E. ATars
Mil) Jasper Court
Norfolk. Vtrslnla
Tou nr* her.by notified that
a ault hat baan filad again**
you In th* abov# antltlad
causa sad that you ar* raqulrad to fit# your anawnr
with th. Clark of thl* Court
ami to a«rva a copy thereof
upon th* plaintiff or plain*
tlff'a allornaya, whoia name
and adilr.it la: Ulmar, MurchHon. Kant. Ashby * 11*11, I I *
Florida National Dank llulldIng. Jackionvlll* I. Florida, not
latar than th* Mth day of
tHcimher, t i ll. If you fall
to do no. a d i m * pro con.
faaao will b* ant.rad agatnit
you far th* rtlltf d.mand.d In
th* complaint. Thl* ault la In
for.cloi* a mortgag* annum,
baring th* following daaerlbnd
proparty laratad In Bemlnol*
County. Florida, to-wll:
Lot
1», HOUTII
n.Nlh
CHEST. Second Addition
n .ubdlvt.lon, according t*
a plat thartof racordaa In
Plat Book 1*. paata IS and
IS of th* Public n.i-orda
of Htmlnol* County, Flor
ida.
Tog.thar with th* following
llama of properly which ar*
lor.tail In and parmananlly
Install.d aa a part of th* In*
provam.nt* on aald land:
On*
llotl’olnt
(.l.ctrtn)
K.frlgerator, Mod.I MTKU11. H.rlal I9091M
on*
ItolPoInt
f.lectrlnl
llullt In lung., lludat IDItKi, Herlul I llt llS
On* HotPoInt
(alactrta)
nullt-ln Oven, Modal 10ftJJ. Serial 11T1M1
On* MorHun (all)
Watt
lle.lrr. Model U A H i ll J ,
Serial 011*111
Eight Varied,in It 1 t n d a
(metal), manufactured by
H.nkarlk ritaaa *
Palal
Company, Banford. Florida,
no modal or aarlal num
bers
On* Chela#* (electric) Kit
chen Kihauet Fan, no mo
del or e-rlal number.
WITNE.-. h my han't and th*
official aaal of thia Honor*bl* Court thl* ISth day *4
November, A. D. 11*1,
(BEALI
Arthur H. Darkwlth. Jr.,
Clark of th* Circuit Courl
11p Martha T. Vlhlan
Deputy Clark
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in tho Nanai AM Mattel Chap played "Westminster Abbey” chose a formal gown of candle
el Nor. M. CkapUU Itobert for the procemloual and light allti alpaca with ■
The bride, daughter af Capt.
fUSN) gad Mrs. WflUam John
Harrison, Maitland, was given
In marriage by te r fatter to
the son * f Mr. and Mra. Curtfa MeGlsnn, F t Pfatea.
The shape) waa decorated
With white chrysanthemums
and palma far tte candlelight
ceremony, and Mrs. B. B. Ry-
Welcomed T o
S. Seminole
Now Ftftturlnf
Our Own “ Flocked”
Council Installs
Celebrates
New Officers
B irthday
Tte annual Christmas part?
anl (iMUlUtlon nrvtM of tte
Sem inole County Homo Dm>
onitrstlon Council * u held
Dec. • at the home demonetmmoulded neckline and three-1 border of Alancon lam Uriah- lion cantor.
THa
Sanford Jr. B ilk
quarter aleerea. The controlled } j encrusted with crystals
School ilea dub and band, di
faeU-ehapnd skirt and t h . d e . l j
H(r
[m
rected by James Daughter?,
entertained with Christmas
“« » ■ —
wlih handmade heirloom Brus- songs. Ed Pitxgerald waa
•peaher for tba avenlng and
by the two previous genera told of bia experiences with
tions of the family and her "Operation Deep Freex*." Ha
■liter. She carried ■ lovely ■bowed colored elidea be had
bouquet of white pholaenopsig made during the IS months
orchids enhanced with dainty be apent at the Sooth Pole.
sprays of Illy o f the valley.
Mra. Prank Stendle of tha
Mrs. C. Robert Christmas, Longwood club Inetallcd the
■liter of the bride, waa ma f a l l o w i n g officers: Mr*.
tron of honor and tha only Charles Saaiman, president;
attendant. Her long gown of Mrs, Donald Dunn, first rice
MRS. K IR B Y F IT E JR. hangs a poatcr telling o f
willow gram satin had a fit president; Mrs. G. B. Gray,
tha annual charity ball sponsored by Gamma
ted bodice, scooped neckline second vies president; Mrs.
Omega chapter o f Epotion Sigma Alpha Sorority.
•nd three-quarter ■leans. T V John Clark, secretary; Mrs.
Gene Feraett and hia 11-piece orchestra will play
toll-shaped skirt featured a Edwin Kennedy, treasurer, and
fo r the ball at the M ayfair Inn Dec. 28. Ticketa
floating back pansL On hnr Mrs. Felix Mcge, delegate.
may be obtained from any member o f tho
head she wore a cluster of
The center was decorated
sorority.
miniature artifice! fruits tied by the Senford dub, aeiisted
with a green velvet bow. Her by tha Bemlnola arming dub.
flowers wars fujl mums ami The Genera dub made tha cor
p o m p o m chrysanthemums sages and nama tags. Longhacked with croton leaves.
wood had charge of installa
Best man waa C. Robert tion and registration. Elder
By Lilllsa Clark
Plants of chrysanthemums
Chrlstmus, and Lyla McGlenn Springa refreshment*, assistAssies Circle
that are through blooming,
tnd Blair Arnold, uncle of Icd by Bear Lake and Oviedo.
The gardener can now take and that an needed for stock
the bridegroom, were ushers. Lake Monroe dub members
things a little easier than dur ■hould be cut back and kept
For her daughter's wedding, prepared tha program.
G ifts contributed by the ing almost any month of the "on the dry •ids.’* Remem
Mra. Harrison chose a gold
lame sheath with gold bro members will be taken to the year. It ia a good time to ber If the chilly winds make
caded scceiioriea and a rose Sarepta Nursing Home and catch up on horticulture read you move your foliage inside,
phslaenopels orchid. Mrs. Me- the County Home by M ri. ing, enjoy your seed cata they will benefit greatly If
Slenn wore coral ailk linen, Sassman and M ri. II. 1* John logues, garden club literature, tha leaves art washed on both
and get acquainted with the sides with a sponge dipped In
lesi (tried in sheath style with son.
new books and seeds offered. soapy water and squeexed out.
a matching coat, and an anHowever, never neglect the This removes the grime and
Hqua gold phalaenopsls orchid.
old ones, there is a mins of lets the pores breathe again.
Immediately after the cere D e B a ry
good Information contained In
As soon as your amaryllis
mony a reception was held
the best old books.
bulbs begin to send up tho
In ttw Commissioned Officers
Not much potting will be tiniest tips soak the soil well
Mess
(closed)
aboard the
necessary this month but an In water. Begin watering your
Naval Air Station. The newly,
nuals that ere needed for lata Christmas cactus with mors
By Mrs. Adam Mailer
weds left for a wedding trip
blooms should be placed In freedom from tho first day
to New Orleana, La„ and
Mr. a n d Mrs. Howard
containers
large enough to ac in December, place them in
Mra. Cline wore a blue wool Green of Bonita Drive enter
commodate them.
full sun if possible or in a
■ult' with a multi-colored fea
tained with a birthday lunch
warm place.
ther hat and the white orchid
One can create quits an at
from her bouquet. They will eon for Mr. and Mrs. George Osteen
tractive plant by sowing tha
mnka their homo In Biloxi, Lewis of Charlotte, VI.
■aeda from grapefruit and or
Miss., whore the bridegroom
anges la well drained pots of
1* stationed.
sandy toil as they are taken
The bride was born in Erie,
from tho fruit, without dry
Pa., was graduated from Prin
By Mrs. Clarence Snyder
ing. They produce shiny green
ces* Anne High School, LynnMra. Carrie Darres and
leaves vary quickly and have
haven, Vs. and attended Flor
Mrs. Hattie Burlion have ar
a very nice fragrance.
ida State University. LL Cline
rived hero from their sum
Poinsettlas and other Christ
was graduated from Dsn Memer home In Belfast, Me.
mas gift plants should be wat
Carty High School, Ft. l'iercs
C LINE
ered frequently, and kept out
and Florida 8 ta U University.
Mrs. L illy Boyer has gone
of drafts, and not exposed to
to Columbus, Ohio, on a bus
any weather change.
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tha home of ter grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Madras,
l « l l Uka Asher Circle.
Tha young guests enjoyed
refreshments of cake, ko
cream and punch, then enjoyed |
a aeries of games.
Belping Donna celebrate
tha big day were her brother,
Douglas and Debbie Boudreau,
Chris Wentworth, Chock and
Gary Harerland, Brenda and
Rosemary Long, Brenda Bldell. Holly Reeves and Susan
Miller.
The party waa ft farewell
get-together as well as a birth* •
day celebration as the Larsen
family is leering for Lome
Linda. Calif, to make theig
horns.
P R IN C E S S
GARDN ER9
Personals
Personals
LT. A N D MRS. G A R Y L A Y T O N
T E L Class
iness trip.
Personals
Christmas Party
Christmas Trees
For
Donna
AirStation Chapel
and LL (UIAF) Cary taytoa " I Lore Then* and "Oh Lord recessional
For her rows, tha bride
CUao wars united la marriage Moat Bely." The organist
Mrs. Nsrs C- Norris, Wat*
coma Wagon teatoaa for tho
South Seminole ana reports
the following new families
welcomed recently:
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Las(ten and children, Timmy,
Christy and Tony, from Okla
homa City, Okla.i Mr. and Mrs.
Jota Nichols and Mark, from
Greenville, N. C.; Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Walter and Kim*
my, from Muskogon, Mich.;
Dr. and Mrs. W. C. La# and
Kristin, from Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian WllHama and Randy, from Cocoa;
Mr. and Mrs. Lorry Luearelll,
Angela and Volarie, from Daytens Beach; Mr. and Mra. Robart Gribben and Mark, from
Orlando; Mr. and Mrs. Bsrl
Chapman, Cindy, Paul and
Ann, from Dallas, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hart
er, Stephen and Mary Lynne
from Knoxrlllo, Tonn.; Mr.
sad Mra. Jamas Dleaa and
Bobby, from Jackeonrillo;
Mr. and Mrs. Lcnard Salmons,
from Tltusvlllo.
Mr. and Mra. Carl Bryan,
Reno* and Carl, from Sanford;
Mr. and Mra. Earl Bmlth,
Earl Jr. and Felita, from Bitburg, Germany; Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Rasse, Ronald and Rus
sell, from Cullman, Ala- and
Visa Jonlet Atkins, from
Titusville.
County H D
Mary Catherine Fowler was
the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick C. Fow
ler. at a birthday dinner at
MQ Ranch, The dinner was
served
in
th,e
glassed-in
round-up room of the cook
house.
A nd Offering
The T.K.L. c I a m o f First
Baptist Church will meet In
the chapel Thursday for the
Christmas party. Mrs. Floyd
I). Roberts’ group will be hos
tess.
H ie Lottie Moon Christmas
offering will bo collected at
that time.
Sylvia Peeples, s t u d e n t
nurse at Georgia Baptist Hos
pital. Atlanta, is spending the
holiday season with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. K. J.
Peeples, at thrir home on
Vale Avenue.
Convenience
Mrs.
Mary Barnhart is
visiting in Columbus, Ohio.
S. Sgt. and Mrs. Thomas
Rogers and children, Tonya
and Susan, of Savannah, G a„
have returned home after a
visit with her grandmother,
Mrs. llarvey Veino, and her
mother,
Mrs.
Robert Ed
wards, of Allendale.
BEAT THE RUSH
Prayer services will be held
each morning at 0 a.m. this
week at the Osteen Baptist
Church ohierving ihe Week of
Prayer.
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M ONDAY TH RU FR ID A Y
FROM NOW T IL L CHRISTMAS
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reception ut tho Deltary Mansion. Serving during tha reception were
(from left) Mr#. Preston McBean, Mr#. Dudley Flagler, I-nkcland, Mra.
Charles Bilihurdt, Mrs. E. I Hugh and Mr#. W. K. Hunter. (Photo by Cox)
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Andrew Ay lb'* o f Cleveland,
Ohio joined his aon and wife
at tho home o f hor parent*.
Mr. ami Mra. C. A. Hrndcrann
for tho weekend and returned
with them to their horns In
North Hollywood.
Mr. and Mra. Charles Dunn
and daughter Kimberly of
Tampa and Linda Dunn of
Orlando visited their najenti
Mr. and Mrs. llarvey L. Dunn.
Mr. and Mr*. Bill Padgett
were hosts to Mr. and Mrs
Glenn Read o f Atlanta and
Mr. and Mr*. Kay Handera of
Troy, Ala. and 51r. and Mrs.
Kay Wagnon o f Orlando.
Guests o f Mr. and Mr*. W il
bur Bruce ware Mr. and Mrs.
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Giles and sons of Moultrie,
Ga.
Airman ‘Jc Michael Neal (■
■pending hla furlough with his
parents, Mr, and Mra. Jack
Nral. Mickey la being trans
ferred to Turner A ir Fores
Base in Albany, Ga.
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Lilian Kallir
Pleases Sanford
Musk lovers
Onto the stage o f the Semi* |
nole High School auditorium |
Monday night iteppcd a quirt,
almost ihy young lady, ta ll*
log a gcntlo m ile .
Then ihe sat down at the
concert piano and proceeded
to caress the bug* black In*
strument in such a way that
It came to life under her
hands, a. the audience caught
k'a combined breath.
Utss Lilian Kallr, a Vien
na-born lady, who outwardly
would pass as a pleasant,
pretty gentlewoman on most
any atreet, turns Into a hrlllin t, fiery artist when she
touches the keyboard o f the
concert grand piano.
In the lamenting Arioso of
Beethoven's Sonstt in A fist
m ajor, opus
Miss
the artist, dropuped over ths
keyboard like a broken spirit,
while the piano groaned out
the deepairing notes, while in
the triumphant ending, the
stunning crashing chords lift
ed her slender body clear off
the piano bench.
Though
her
movements
were always graceful, M in
M tlllr’s whole heart and soul
seemed to pour through her
arms and hands in to the
heart o f the piano, sindlng a
golden waterfall of brlllant
sounds rolling out over the
spellbound audience.
In some of the numbers
that she played, such as those
by Chopin, the fiery passages
and rippling cadenaaa pinned
the audience breathlessly in
their seats, so Intense was ths
power of the music.
Recovering from the spell,
they expressed their apprecia
tion and enthusiasm in round
after round o f applause, that
brought Miss Kallir back for
three encores, before she re
tired gracious and amlllng be
hind the eurtaini.
Despite the brtlHanee of
Miss
K allir’* performance,
the auditorium was less thin
half full; and despite the fact
that the entire Seminole High
School Glee Club was invited
a i honorary guests o f the Mu
tual Concert Association of
Seminole County, only a hand
ful o f students were In the
meager audience.
The next concert appear
ance will be that of the fam
ous Columbus Boychoir from
Princeton, New Jersey. At
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University of Florida students
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Peace Corps last week with
“ the greatest response Peace
Corps ever has known in the
south,” officials said today.
placement teat and more than
7,000 others visited the in
formation center during the
week.
The results of the test will
be announced Feb. 1.
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town where It first was built.
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sota Vlklnga at Philadelphia;
tha BL Louie Cardinals ora
picked by 9 at home aver tha
Dallas Cowboys, and the
Cleveland Browns an favored
by t aver tha Kodakhm at
Washington.
la Saturday afternoon’*
American Football League
genua, tho Boston Patriots
are favored by S points over
tho Chief# ot Kansas City
and tha Buffalo Bills ore B
over the Jcta nt Naw York.
On Sunday, the Oakland
Raiders are picked by I I at
beam sear Urn Denver Breneoa and tho Baa Diego Chartera are 4 over tho OUon ot
Hanaro.
Lights so on Friday night
at tha Sanford-Orlando Ken
nel Club with n schedule of
EdOaflilif. 1669 IMP; Geor
ge Moya, 1160; Johnny Cour
ier, 16U; Hendrix Lyles, 1933;
QulUiaa Jordan. 1633; Georgs
McClelland, 1904; E l w y n
Squires, IMS; Leland McClel
land, 1636; Robert Stoinoff,
1197; the lata Capt. Darrell
Forgusoa, toll; Jim Riser,
U99.
Alio, Robert Altman, 1940;
BUI Branaa, 1941; Billy Flem
ing. 1943-1943; Foots Brumlcy,
1944; Willis Andersoe, 19431646; Wally T fn , 1947; Rich
ard Bass, 1641; Charles Anderton, 1949; Mika Wbelche
(whoso fatbar coached tha
1139 foam) I960.
Also, Ed Cordon, 1*51; Jun
ior Matts, 1903; Ross Han■um, 1963; Johnny Jones,
1954; Jim Hawkins. 1955;
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To whom tl may «on«orn;
Tho Bsmlnnl* County Hoard
of Adjustment will hold a
publla haarlng to ennalder tho
ps.iMllty ot eronllne a lido
atroot setback variance In tha
Honing Regulations aa requestod by charlsa It. Ilandall ,.n
tha following describ'd pro.
party! Lots t snd ). U4 of
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Publla hsartne will ba bald
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Room, Court llouat, Hanford.
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Dy William C. llalbaek,
Chairman
Publlah pac. tl. IMS
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fonaa (behind the Chicago
Bean) sad tho third-bast
rushing defense (behind tha
Bears and Green Bay Pack
ers).
Tha Giants also have thrown
tho opposing passer more
Umta (50) for morn yardagt
(494) than any ether NFL
team. And they have Inter
cepted 31 passes, aacaod only
to tha Bears' 34.
An examination of these fig
ures shows that the Giants
ara skillful at getting the ball
from thalr opponents; tho
Steolara ora tops at keeping
11
Something has to glva to
this winner-take-all battle for
the Eastern Division champ
ionship in Naw York Sunday.
Whin Um Stealers bast tha
Giants, 31-0, on Sept. 33, they
ran 77 plays, more than any
other team has done against
Naw York this season. Y. A.
Tittle ot tha Giants did not
play that day.
The Glints also remain tha
NFL'a top yardage-gaining
team with a total of 4,901,
lha statlsUcis show. The only
change among thia week’s
team leaden waa to passing
offense, where tho Baltimore
Colts replaced the Giants, de
spite the fact that New York
set a team season touchdown
rasa record of 36.
Pubitoo dm. m. use.
tha Ovtsdo High gym floor
Tuesday night while tha Ovie
do Joyvooo downed tha Mont*
verde Jayvtee 43-29.
Jimmy Courier paced the
Lions with 34 points while
Bex Boorks followed with 13
and Billy Mikler and Danny
Gammage 10 each. High point
er for Montverda was Thomp
son with 14.
The Oviedo defense worked
perfectly. Ovitdo tallied IS
points in tho first quarter
while holding tho Eagles to
Florida Military Academy
three. Oviedo's quarter tell lea of DcLand defeated South
were IS, 29, 19 and 26 for a Stmlnola Junior High basket
total of 63. Monteeerde'a ball team Tuesday night S3 to
loses 52 to 43
Edgawattr'a failure in the
final period was a story ot
robounda. The Eagles want
flat and failed while the Berntnolcs picked off tho ball and
bant Edgswater down court to
score and |t ahead.
Dennis Brown contributed
17 points to Seminole's score
and Mika McClaray added 11.
With Bowes, these two gar
nered all tha Seminole points
In the big final frame.
Edgawstar took a 17-9 lead
in tha first period and ran it
to U-as at the half. Joe Wal
ton was tha top acorn of tho
Eagles with 19 points.
SANFORD (70): Bowas 127—31; McClaroy 4-3—11; Fire
stone 3*0—1; Barks 1-1—3;
Johnson 1 -0—3; Brown S-l—
17; TWaJa 30-13-70.
EDGEWATER (69): Tubbs
34-4; Walton 4-11-19; Stuart
3-3—•; Eriksson 4-1—; Mid*
diebrooks B-3-13; Blots 1 3 9; Totals 30-30-46.
SANFORD
9 19 17 33-70
EDGEWATER 17 17 17 13-66
Crooms loses
To Eustis
■y Robert B. Tbemaa Jr.
(Herald Sports Writer)
The Crooms High Panthers
cagen dropped their first
game of the season by a
■core of 49 to 47 to a stubborn
Eustta five Monday night.
James Andrews led the Pan
thers to scoring as he pour
ed In 17 points. It wu an
•xclttog gam* until the final
second. In the first game the
Crooms Junior varslly
de
feated the Eustis Junior var
sity by a score of 46 to 31.
rerlmsn Brinson was high
point man for the Panthers
as he ecored 33 points.
JV't: Brinson, 33; Raines,
14; Merthie, 3; Butler 6.
Varsity: A n d r e w s , 17;
lUrtsflcId, 13; Ellxy, 3; Bush.
4; Peterson, I; Henderson, 4.
Umlted Pres* latenttioaal
NEW YORK Sunnytlde Gar
den (U PI) - GU Dias, 131,
Puerto Rico, outpointed Tom
p itrriT iorn s t m
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A'-K tlKAUTT HALON, and
that I Inland to register aald
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Circuit Court, 8amlnoto Coun
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lha provisions of tho Fictitious
Kama Statutes, to-wllt Bas
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tllf.
Hint Jimmlo Cowan
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11. ISIS.
Florida, undar lha fletltloua
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OviedoFootball
DataForWfi
GUESS which player la ohootinB snd which bas
ket he’i shooting at. This unusual shot wan
caught by Herald Photographer Bill Vincent
during last week’s Biddy Basketball League play
at Seminole High’s Fleming Gym.
At the end of the first quar
ter Coach D a v e Miller’s
charges were trailing FMA
19 to 7, but at halftime the
South Seminotes hod narrow
ed the gap to trail by 33 to 34.
In the third period Florida
Military went ahead again
with a six point margin of 3S
to a and went on to win by
• margin of nine points.
Larry Lott tor Sooth Sem
inole scored U points and his
team mate. Bruce Stewart,
had sight points and 14 ft-
Yeomans Named
NEW YORK (U P I) - The
Eastern College Athletic Con
ference has selected Earl R.
Yeomans, the group’s former
president, as recipient of Its
Jamas Lynch M e m o r i a l
Award for 190.
By Joe Warden
waa lad by fleet quarterback
Kathy Rook, and taking ad
(Herald Sports Writer)
In n fun-fest powderpuff vantage of superior walght,
tilt, the Rebels toppled the they proved to be too-much
for tha favored Dandle*. Yet,
Dandles ISO to gain tha vic
according to Junior coaches,
tory Utlo at Oviedo High the victory elms as a com
School,
Sophomore
Kathy plete surprise; they hadn’ t ex
Rook proved to be the big pected It. Neither hid Dandle
star of the team, scoring the Coaches VUet and Miller.
game's three tallies on runs Dandies
0 0 0 0— 0
of 30. 34, sod 05 yards. She Rebels
0 6 0 13-11
stso copped rushing titles, by
gaining a total of 150 yards
on the grouod.
The senior-freshman team,
the Dandies, never really got
moving to the farclal contest,
but Linda Brewer, and Quart
erback Judy Jacubcto proved
to be the big sparks to the
faltering Dandle offense. The
Dandles were expected to win
this second annual contest,
yet Coach Jim Vlies conced
ed that the girls had forgot
all their Intricate plays,
therefore ending the Dandies
chances for the ballgame. In
the last quarter, Viles became
to desperate that ha sent to
the boy Cheerleaders, and on
the first ptay from scrimmage, Tom Partin broke away and galloped 65 yards
for the tally. Yet his superb
effort was nullified due to 'he
fact that he was not wearing
the required tags. Most ob
servers generally agreed that
the Dandles had a more pol
ished team, and therefore ap
peared more poised on the
field.
The sophomore-junior team
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Vanderbilt puta it* ontwatan basketball record oc tha
Una tonight la aa iatenaetioaal game with tecoodraakad Duke.
The Blue Devili, ranked
■ecood only to Loyola of Chi*
cago in United Praia Inter*
national’! national ratlnga,
alio are undefeated and are
expected to end the Comma*
dore v Iu l .*-* itraak at three.
In the only o!h:r Southeaat*
era Conference games tonight
Florida boats Tampa and
Tennessee takes on Sewanee
at Knoxville.
Duka, led by high-scoring
Jeff Mullins, walked away
with tha championship of the
West Virginia centennial tour*
nament at Morgantown, W.
Va., Saturday by defeating a
strong West Virginia team.
Tha Dukes defeated OMo
State Friday night to gala l
berth in the finals.
Vanderbilt, ranked 10th na
tionally, has collected assy
wins over Rice, Southern
Methodist and Western Ken
tucky.
Coach Norm Sloan's Ga
tors are paced by Tom Baylay whose 23 pulnt-per-gama
average Is third high In tha
SEC. Florida is 1*1 for tha
season with a 1MJ victory
over Florida State and o 79-91
loss to Miami
Tennessee is 3-3 for the sea
son. Tha Vota collected wins
over Virginia Military Insti
tute and East Tennessee State
and lost to Xavier and Elea.
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public hearing to consider the Tha procaoda af tho aala will
possibility of granting a old* ba applied first to lha payyard Mtback varlaaee to tha moat el tba coal* of ratahln#.
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Schoollag win continue for
an eight-day period through
Doe. 31 before the official
opening os Christmas night
with tho 30th running of tho
Inaugural Handicap.
Veteran performers
and
eager young pupa will be out
to impreaa racing officials for
berths In tha Inaugural.
Moat heralded of the grey
hounds appearing at tho track
this season include Fred TrtvlUion’a Sail Ahead, Starlight
Austin’s Texas Lace and J.
R. Glthens' Cherokee Hulou.
Sail Ahead took one of the
foremost events in the coun
try on Nov. 10th when be won
the $30,000 Phoenix Futurity.
Hypoottque was the winner
of the Gold dollar event at
Tauntoa, Mess.—one of the
biggest events to the East
Texas Lace w u one of
the outstanding greyhounds
at SOKC last saason, winning
the King and Queen Champ
ionship—the outstanding pro
motion of the SOKC racing
seison.
Cherokee Hulou proved to
be ooe of the outstanding ma
rathon runnera In the natkm
with hit showing to the Cen
tral Florida Derby at SOKC.
The Central Florida Derby la
run over the 9/16ths. mile dis
tance and Cherokee Hulou
won the big event going away.
Tha public is Invited to at
tend the schooling races ot no
ebargo.
Bobby Stewart paced the
Oviedo Joyvces with eight
buckets. Hockeramith led the
Moatverde Jayvees with 14
points. Oviedo trolled at the
end of the first quarter but
Coach Jins Palmer's boys came
through with o strong finish
to win.
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MIAMI (U PI) - President
Johnson's request that U. 8.
foreign policy officials review
American
policies
toward
Cuba
has
triggered
a
surge
of
I f I remember correctly,
Cu b a n exile “optimism”
Pecan Avenue was to bo paved
about possible new moaiures
years ago, Tbs curbs wort ■gainst the Fidel Castro re
put down but It was • long gime.
However, refugee leaders
time before the road was pav
ed, and it was partially done. I hero and the exile maa-in-theIstreet in Miami's huge Cuban
trust that the same thing does I
colony are hoping the new
not happen to the street which chief executive will spell out
loads to Goldsboro Elementary
School. It Is so bad whan a
hard rain comes. Many of our
children have to walk to school,
and It is tough.
By token B. Thomas Jr.
PA M M
Young Ladies Community
Club will bare its second an
nual "Gift and Toy" dance
Friday night. This group of
public - spirited ladies, who
realised the plight of many
underprivileged children, Initi
ated this most worthy project
last year. As u result, many
little girls and boys ware made
happy. Yours Truly assisted In
distributing the many gift* to
various ones. Have you svsr
observed a child on Christmas
morning when he got the first
look at his toys I The feeling
is hard to explain. Very vivid
ly I recall the wonderful
smiles on tha children's faces
as I gave them their gifts.
Enough can never bo said
about these wonderful women.
Howtvar, I would like to Intro
duce these humanitarians to
you. The following are off!ran: Katie Boblnson, presi
dent; Mrs. Roberta Roberts,
vice president; Marva Haw
kins, recording secretary; Mrs.
Nstherine Bently, financial
secretary; Mrs. Annie Alexunder, treasurer; Mrs. Dorothy
Adams, chaplain; Mrs. Bernice
Harris, business manager;
Mrs. Ruthle Nathan, parlia
mentarian; Mrs. Lois Mats,
reporter and Mrs. Mabel Mat
thews, advisor.
Other members are: Eunice
1. Wilson, Mrs. Picolla Taylor,
Lillie B. Fields, Mrs. E. 0.
Young, Mrs. Bessie Brooks,
Mrs. Alice Davidson and Mrs.
Ruby Colston.
I am sura that these largshearted persona would not
want ms to say this, but I
must. Someone s a i d t h a t
"Christianity is tha highest
perfection of humanity.” They
b a v a certainly exemplified
such spirit.
his thinking an this thorny
problcn. soon.
Tbo abscnco of any mention
of Cuba in Johnaon's public
statements thus far has serv
ed to build-up exile antici
pation about the new admin
istration's policies.
Cubans here art privately
expressing optimism, however,
that a “ tougher” V, 9. attl-
nady’s assassination he apptu td before tekvleioo cam
era! la Havana lo w a n hi*
follower! to expect "aven
worse policies" tram Johosoa.
Om
exile leader bare,
speaking off the record, voic
ed the opinion that Johnson
"will follow Kennedy’s poli
cies on everything .except
Cuba.” His words, possibly
bawd more on wishful «Makr
lag than anything also, aoaa
to reflect the concensus
Tbit collective optimism
has base further bolstered by
tbo failure of pro-Castro re
bels to disrupt tbs recant Vaaaxuelan elections sad tfat cur
rant probe by (bo Organisa
tion of American Matas (0A9)
into clandestine arms found
la Mat nation.
Vtneiuela charges that tbo
arms won sent by Castro.
Kails loaders, confident that
tbo accusation wiB bo prov-
oo. believe (bo eventual in
sult will bo a hemisphere
diplomatic and trade embar
go on Cuba under the Bin do
Janioro pact
Much like old Brooklyn
Dodger lane, the word* “ watt
tin a n t year" have been re
posted annually by exiles
since Castro came to power
wiB Indicate whether the end
of the Castro rsgime la la
It was Just a year ago—on
Dec. a — in Miami's Or
ange Bowl that Kennedy told
the treed Cuban Invasion pri
soners that "Cuba shall o m
day bo fret again.”
As some 15,000 exiles cheerad, Kennedy told membera
of the Bay of Pigs Invasion
brigade S it as bo accepted
their campaign flag:
” 1 can assure you that this
STEAK
Following aro students of
Crooms High who won this
honor: T-l, David Black, Rob
ert Thomas, Avery Smith and
Lutricia Graham; 7-2, Stanley
Davenport, Larry Haynes and
Louis Montgomery; 7-4, Bel
inda Golden; 7-8, Arthur Blake
and Margaret Jones; 7-6,
Gregory Session; 7-T, Thaad
Brouks; -1, Bernard Morris,
Carolyn Matthews, H e n r y
Sweet and Ingrid Burton; 14,
Diana Calhoun and Carolyn
Williams; 84, Carolyn Ponest;
84, Jeroma Jtlks, Baby Mc
W ESTERN
Donald, Gwendolyn Fisher;
8-1, Carl EudtDj 94, Shirley
Carwlee, Belinda Daniels, An
nie Shelton, Julius Ringling,
Mildred Quinn, Gail Montgom
CENTER CUT
ery, Elisabeth Kates and De
borah Baker.
S 9-10, Lucy Tennell, Yvonne
Taylor; 10-2, Jacqueline Bell;
10-5, Linda Hatch, Wallace
FIRST CUT LO IN
Bush, Ronald Nathan, Samuel
Haynes, Sonja Cherry and
Willie Alloway; 104. Mamie
Bowman; 10-7, Elliott Bel
lamy, Tony Brooks, Edward
FIR ST RIB
Bouey, Wilbur Hawkina, Don
ald Nilaon, Lavem Dixon,
Dawn Green, Annie P. Rome;
11-2, Claretha Banks, Shirley
Rhodes, Mary A. D t g g s ,
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Brenda Shaw, Cynthia Ken
The following news item drick, Deloria Muniren, Annie
was given to me Just a few R. Jackson, Ltllla Sapp and
days ago. Sines these persons Carlton McDonald; 11*5, Bar
took this time to memorialise bara Sandifsr; 12-1, Rosanna
LEAN
the lute I’resident John F. Johnson; 12-t, Tarry McKin
Kennedy, It would not be fair ney, Joyce Montgomery, Ern
to omit same from the news: estine Morae, Barbara Baeon
New Mount Calvary Mission and Minnla Balnea; 12-4, Wil
ary Baptist Church heldI me liam Baldwin and Jimmie CapFRESH SLICED
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morial aerlvea for the lata
President,
Congratulations to each of
Presiding was Anitu Gall you. Your achievement is the
Johnson music, Mrs. L. B. end-product of your dedication
Johnson selection, “ What a your studies the past six
Friend Wa Hava In Jesus.”
weeks. 1 trust that you will
The scripture waa read by continue to strive for excel
FRONT D I'A R T E R
Harvey Johnson Jr.—Revolu lence.
tions 21 chapter, verses 1-4. A
silent prayer by the congrega
EDITORIAL
tion which was closed by Mrs.
Discipline means training
CUT * W R A P P E D FOR FREEZER
Patricia Lee.
which c o r r e c t a, molds,
Yvonne Taylor recited a strengthens, or perfect*. Such
poem, “ O Whut Did He Give." has Income somewhat extinct
Ralph Greene sang, “ Jesus In our society. Parents have
QUICK FROZEN COCKTAIL
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literally given up the task of
rearing their children. In our
schools, boys and girls are in
cessantly reflecting the view* |
of their parents by their be-|
havior. They have very little i
or no respect for authority and j
exhibit defiance at will. This
la without a doubt a reflection
on the environment from which
JEW EL
^
Alphonso Chambers and hla these children come. Actually
wife, Mary, are here visiting they are victims of circum
their relatives and fritnda. stances. Thera are certain bus
Chambers la a 1061 graduate iness places that m i n o r s
of Crooms High School. He should not be permitted to atnow resides In Brooklyn.
1tend. But they are overflow
Cynthia Kendrick, S tu t o ing with these future eltliens I
Hi-Y historian; Brenda Miller, almost everyday, after school |
Stuto Hl-Y treasurer; Ingrid and late Into tha night. It is
Burton, president ol Crooms la too bad that some of us are
Junior 1II-Y, and sponsors, more interested In the dollar
Sondra Black and Mrs. D. A. than In the future of boys and
Thomas, motored to Hastings girls.
t« participate in the Florida
All too often, it is my unfor
State Hl-Y conference plan tunate task to encounter some
ning session. Students taking boy or girl who ia guilty of
part in this planning kesslon truancy. My approach is that
included all state officers, the of tact, pleasantness and a
host school and Florida dis burning desire to establish
trict lli-Y executive secretary, rapport with same. Most of
A. W. Wrighter. Purpose of the time, they display an atti
this meeting was to complete tude of insolence and a totat
the agenda for th* state Iti-Y lack ol respect. Fur this, I do
conference •» h I e h roo-'-nea not blame the child at all- I
svi. U.|rt with V.’ 8. }• »" )» ,
t b~
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High School of Hastings as
If children were properly
host school. Membera of the reared, they would not assume
M AXW ELL
lli-Y and Tri-Ill-Y attended a negative attitude when thry
HOUSE
Saint Joins* AME Church find themselves In such a pos
Sunday morning.
ition. For there are other*
Willie G. Holt, brad football who are guilty of tin* same
coach at Crooms, was chosen things on occasions, but their
•‘Coach of the Year" recently. response and reaction* aro al
The selection U based »n a together different.
teum's profre* from year to
Our children need to be thor
year. Hi* l'anther* finished oughly molded in the Ameri
third in th* Dig Nine north can wiry of life ‘I heir rt’spon
conference. Two of his player* sibilities to their country and
were -elected on the all-con- fellow men are vltul In our
f. rente team. They are Georg. times.
Bush and HiUlrad Green*.
Hush is the boy who perform
ed so well at tackle throughout E agle* Sign 3
the seasuu. Green, the hard
PHILADELPHIA (CPI) running fullback, was a* good The Philadelphia Eagles sign
m any high school player that ed two more draft choices
Tuesday — defensive backs
Turn Buns of Purdue and Ernie Ariixi ef Maryland—plus
free agent Jack Clifford, a
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Troublesome A llies
I t is no on# nation's fault that tha
DUiiness o f bavin* and h o p in g allies
In the W est seems staadily more d iffi
cultHolding togethei in tigh t forma
tion a peacetime alliance o f free coun
tries is a hard matter a t best. Free
peoples seldom get stirred by mili
tary concerns until they are in war
o r gravely threatened by it.
I f the urgency Is great enough,
even a standoffish President De
Gaulle o f France will commit his
full support. He did so in the Cuban
crisis o f October 1062.
But urgency is not a mood easily
maintained when the threat la less
than extreme. W e and our allies are
all relatively prosperous. W e do not
believe war Is close at hand. We be
lieve that nuclear war ia something
both the W est and the Soviet Union
seek to avoid.
This being so, we and our friends
abroad can indulge the luxury o f as
serting our differences. There is al
ways some o f this, even in war. The
cleavages grow sharper as crisis re
cedes.
De Gaulle's strident nationalism
shows Itself in all but the direst
calamities. I t is hard to believe that in
most conditions he would be much
different whether U. 8. policy were
made by President Johnson, Sen. Bar
r y Goldwater, the Americans fo r
Democratic Action or the John Birch
Society.
Political Notebook
W e here in America also see vary
ing and conflicting pressures at work
in the field o f aluances. Some would
like to bolster NATO. Others would
have us cut a d rift Others, evidently
including Goldwater, often suggest
action—like a blockade o f Cuba—
which could weQ have the effect o f
splitting us off.
Even among those who want the
alliance strong there is frequently
serious disenchantment over the be
havior o f allies. An administration
official once said privately:
"Y ou learn in the White House
that America’s friends are often
only slightly less troublesome than
Ita enemies."
But the Western Europeans gen
erally feel the same about us. R igh t
now they are said to be particularly
indifferent toward some o f our poll,
dee.
W e may be close to the hard ques
tion: Do we want this alliance or do
we not? Would the dissolving o f It
serve us, or the Communist world?
The Reds have tried to destroy it
from the s ta rt
I f we make this inquiry and de
termine that we still want the alli
ance, then perhaps we ought to dis
cover a new maturity in which we
recognize once and for all that allies
are not bosom companions but mu
tually useful associates whose poll,
d es and attitudes may never coincide
on more than a few vital points.
W A S H IN G T O N (N B A ) — the sew construction—Depart then 50 per m i
Extension sad expansion o f ment o f .Agriculture’s annual and other appliance*.
housing legislation ia ono o f Outlook Conference fat W ash
Dr. Crone's
Worry Clinic
bed, tired and aleepy. But
whan aha biases har husband
goodnight, that "curfew" kiss
by tha wtfs becomes aa "ap
petizer” to tha husband.
But tbs usual husband la In
ept In tha art o f marriage, so
ha generaly leaves his wlfa
awakened but unsatisfied.
And that's why mililoua of
wives feel restless, frustrated
end slaves o f insomnia.
" I f my husband would leave
me alone," Doris thus protest
ed, "I'd be sound asleep in BO
seconds,
"Instead, he wakes me up
but then ha soon starts snor
Ing, so 1 grow Irritated at
him, aa well aa at my own in
somnia.
"Then, in order to finally
fall asleep, I resort to trsnqullixcrsl*
Wives, send for that sex
bookkt named above!
(Alw ays write to Dr.
Crane la rare of thie new*paper, enc toeing n t a g
stamped, addressed envelope
and 29 cento to cover typing
and printing coats when you
•end for o m of hla
lets.)
fcanfnrii fyratfi
Page 1-A
Sanford, Florida
Wed., December 11, '63
WALTKA A. eiULOW, KUITOK ADD rtILUUKS
J U L IA * L
Aawiclito Editor
Mechanical BupL
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Editor
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Its Weak
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Knt.r.d . .
Instead, on the (lay the
meetings were to start Pre
mier Hyato lkeda and Foreign Minister Masayoshi Uhlra were In Washington attend
ing the funeral of President
Kennedy.
A w l the di-cuss ion* which
the Japanese had hoped would
be so fruitful were put off
iwlcfinltely.
It was Just one more exam
ple of the paralysis that had
fallen over many other na
tions with close ties to tho
k
tional Academy of Sciences.
On Ih* second point, how
ever, the relense wit* some
thing less than lurid. It said
merely that “ the committee's
work will he made possible by
Joint government - industry
support."
Then it added that "with
such support, RRAB will ho
able to bring to hear, on the
problems o f identifying and
measuring physical and func
tional characteristics essential
to the performance o f sani
tary plumbing fixtures, the
collective knowledge of gov
ernment, industrial, and acad
emic scientists and engineers."
By the time I finished read
ing that, I was thoroughly
alarmed. BR AB obviously was
dealing with a problem of the
first magnitude. And yet there
wua scarcely a hint as to ita
nature.
Fighting o f f panic, I culled
a chap in the Information of-
mcoo S
cUts nutttr October IT, H IS .1 th. Paat
y i u . of Sealold, flsiMh andu tho Act of Congress of Marsh,
United States as it settled
back Into a period of enforced
waiting upon the policies and
decisions of the new Presi
dent, Lyndon B. Johnson.
Until the death of President
Kennedy,
the
conservative
Liberal • Democratic govern
ment of lkeda had been off
to an auspicious new start.
General elections earlier In
llic month had relumed his
party lo power with a comfortblc majority of 2«3 in the
4d7seat House of Represen
tatives.
Ilis Socialist opponents had
gained seven seats for a
total of 114. Hut that total
was far short of the 180 the
socialists hud asked in order
lo be sure of blocking any
changea in Japan’a no-war
constitution.
The Socialists had cam
paigned on two old standby
issues, expanded trade with
lied China and an ew l to
fire of the National Academy
o f Science nnd ashed him to
tell me all he collld about it
without violating eecurity.
He replied that he had not
been completely
briefed
hut
understood it had something
to do with a reluctance on the
port o f builders to accept now
developments in s a n i t a r y
plumbing fixtures.
That relieved my anxiety
scircwhut, but whetted my
euriueity. I am determined to
get to the bottom o f this, and
when I do I'll let you know.
the possibility o f new bar.
riers against the entry of
Japanese goods Into the Unit
ed States and they wanted the
United Stales lo agree lo a
relaxation of trade rules with
Hod China.
Now discussions of both
Issues would be put off,
President Kennedy's death
brought new worries.
There was wonder whether
the Johnson administration
would maintain tha u rn s
close lies with Japan as had
hern followed by Kennedy,
and finally there was an
other reflected throughout the
world. The newspaper Asahi
expressed it editorially by
saying.
"In view of the magnitude
of the personal leadership of
Mr. Kennedy in foreign af
fairs and the depth of mutual
understanding that existed be
tween Mr. Kennedy and Pre
mier Khrushchev, wc are
hound to feel some anxiety."
Stamp Forerunner
Forerunner n( the tubercu
lous stamp and the Christ
mas seal was (he set o f San
itary Fair stamps which were
sold at (he Northern Ohio
Sanitary Fair in Cleveland,
Ohio, which opened on Feb
ruary 22, 1861.
r/or
Just te ll us how much
m o n e y you need to
m e e t a ll your seasonal
expenses. Phone for
prompt, courteous service!
OVER 35 YEARS
CmOTm
mads 20,000 housing loons for
a total of $180 million.
But the rural South still
presents the greatest prob
lems In housing, sine* 40 per
cent o f all farm homes are
found In that ares snd many
o f them era classed ss dilapid
ated.
Barbs
By Hal
Tbs average thief looks R.
isys s Judge. Il's hard In
keep • straight face when
you’re crooked.
•
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If you don't remamtMr Mm
old-fashioned winter, weath
ermen isy you'll get tbs drift
this year.
•
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Despite tho fact tbit bs'i
been revamped a man does
n't look any better after hs
has married Mi sscood wlft.
*
•
a
A rose bud mouth Is a thing
of beauty unless It
open loo often.
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Charles Kampf
W kfu M Q
IT'S
ic.
Seeking
enlightenment,
I
plunged into the text o f the
press release where I learned
that "B R A B " k the abbrevia
tion of the Building Research
Advisory Board o f the Na
A t First A Palmetto
(Aton*side old pent office)
mock o f this now i
m
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STB VST AOW
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JUDV WTKLLI
O u a iy Editor
IIKLStV «LM 5aO*
Ooct.tr
This w it a week o f dis
appointment aa well i s sad
ness for Japan.
Originally it had been sche
duled that a distinguished
United States delegation head
ed by Secretary of State Demi
Rusk and Treasury Secretary
Douglas Dillon would meet
this week with their Japanese
counterparts for a three-day
discussion o f mutual Inter
ests sad problems.
Plumbing BRAB Mystery
perform ances
tion loans srs rasponslbk for
Algerian Lance-Head
Dick West Says
W ASH IN G TO N ( U P I ) Tho complexitiea of modern
life aro demonstrated in many
and varied ways, some of
which aro rather bewildering.
Nothing along that tins has
bewildered mo quite as much
as a presa release someone
O U R B O A R D IN G H O U S E
passed along to mo recently.
ALL SOUTHS D0W&1 L00K6 IKE A
It was captioned thusly:
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e « Atx tr MM wmt WM MOkS)*4' «S6AFF*Jfi'
“ BRAR announces appoint
CMOrt, <SCV8 MB I j BUMPS
<
pe o r r c f the mikado ,that x
ment of Ad Hoc Committee on
tW 0 TEAM/AK/ U MOORED TO l
OEFEATCO THE 6 * EAT SW AklSSB
performance characteristics of
HOLD YOUMAftTf I ONES MASTf
CMAPPLEft,YAKSOMA MAOClf—
YSO COULDN T / C*M0N.<H07E
sanitary plumbing fixtures.”
HE WA5 AV6«y POWERFUL MAH ‘
RJT TH'
FREIGHT I
A caption lika that doesn't
— COOL'D TAKE A BPWUCB LOO
SHOULDERS ]/ ABOUND AM* |
a n d fiflunezn the Rsart our
just grab your attention. It
O P M Y C O A T 7 / 6 W 6 U 4 50M E
CP rr WITH HI* 4AMMN HLMf BUT
seixei your attention with a
TO T>T ( — ' ( A C T I O N /
WHEM X C O T W f HANDS 0 *4
R
O
O
ttlJ
O
double
h a m r a e r l a e k and
VAK5UMA.HU W AS 3U 6TA
throws it to the m at
taffy pull?
When 1 hod recovered ray
equilibrium, I came to gripe
with two piercing queetlons:
l Who, or what, is "U R A B T "
and 2 How does ad A d Hoc
Committee go about determin
ing whether eantitary plumb
ing fixtures are performing
characteristically T
For Inatanco, soma o f tha
u n itary plumbing flxturea at
my place will occasionally
stop up and at other times ov
erflow.
But I haven't tho vaguest
notion aa to which o f these
Farmers Has
tho m ajor now problems—not ington has turned up much In
holdover from this year— teracting data.
that Congress w ill havs to
O f th# 56 million occupied
deal with in 1984.
housing units reported by ths
Fublk housing and urban
1900 census, ene-fourth had
renewal sections o f ths 90 bil
been
built during tha preced
lion omnibus housing bill pass
ed by Congress la 1M1 will ing 10 r u n .
expire next year.
Another f-_ r th were report
C ollets housing will have ed structurally unsound and
one more year to run, and ths lacking In essential facilities.
veterans’ direct homo loon A fifth o f these units—5 per
proeision has two more years. cent o f the total— were classed
Rut there are s number o f new ss dilapidated.
housing problems to fscs.
I t was so bod that these
Ths National Association o f units should bo tom down or
Homs Builders estimates there extsnsively rebuilt. This Is
w ill be 863,000 new families where the government’* urban
formed In each o f the next renewal and rural developthree years, rising to over o ment programs find their ma
million » year from 190? to jor work to do.
1070.
Tho number o f o c c u p l o d
The increase In the number housing units In 1963 was 23
o f 20-to-22-yesr-olds in the per cent greater than In 1950,
Inst four y e a n of this decade although the population In
ia expected to create s new creased only 20 per cent In this
high demand in multlfamUy decade.
rental units. This demand has
One surprise finding k that
Iwen increasing since 1060, re 21 per cent o f rented and 9 per
ducing single - family home cent o f owner-occupied hous
ownership proportionately.
ing sheltered s person living
A ll these changing factors alone. Half o f these people
fores housing experts to do
ire over 00 years of age.
some pretty sharp calculating Thla is where part o f the de
on the volume o f construction mand for epeciai housing for
to prepare for in tho next fsw the aged comes from.
years.
Nearly two-thirds o f Amer
Housing and Home Finance ica's housing units srs ownerAdministrator R o b e r t C, occupied. But 00 per cent o f
Weaver probably will release them were mortgaged, snd 0
the government's official esti out of. 10 had been mortgaged
mates early in December.
■Inca 1960.
F. W . Dodge Corp. already
Farm housing and rural
has made its prediction o f a nonfarm housing hava shown
2.1 per cent Increase in hous great Improvement in tha lest
Ing construction volume to ■ decade. Twenty y e a n ago only
120.25 billion total for 1064.
16 per tent o f rural housing
Japan's alliance with the
A survey fo r the National boasted mechaneisl refrigerat
United States, and on s new Lumber Manufacturers Assn,
or*. Today practically
one, Japan's mounting Infla predicts about 1.56 million farm home has one.
new housing starts for this
Seventy-five per cent have
tion.
running water, 02 per cent
Ikeda's answer had been to year and next.
Two-thirds o f this new hous hava flush toilets, and more
point to the millions of new
television antenna sprouting ing is expected to be built In
from Japanese rooftops, thou five areas of population con
sands of new refrigerators in centration, They are the Bos
Japanese homes ami an aver ton-New York to Washington
age annual gain o f 10 per "M i'gupolls," Central Crest
cent in the gross national pro Lskes from Buffalo to M il
waukee, California, "metropol
duct.
Kxcept for the candidates, itan" Texas nnd Florida.
Atlanta, Phoenix, Denver,
the Japanese yawned their
MinneapoUa-Ht.
Paul snd Seat
way
through the campaign
and in the end agreed with tle are other areas picked for
major population and housing
lkeda.
Nonetheless the Japanese growth.
Making a survey on existing
had problems.
They were worried about, U. it. housing— the base for all
Phil Newsom Soys . . .
WMkMSto^
GJto®——-a
S3S3S3
Whilo In bed, our height
drops to lass than ona fo o t
So our heart gains Its ma
jor re s t oven I f our ayes ars
open!
And it really obtains a dou
ble re s t For not only la our
blood pressurs maybo 10 to 15
points lower.
But our heart than reals In
another way, too. Instead o f
averaging 72 beats per min
ute, it may drop to 70, so It
salvages two rest periods or
"heart naps" per m i n u t e
(1,080 per D-hour elecp).
I f you cannot fall asleep Im
mediately, then turn on n
reading lamp and peruse a
good book or educational mag
azine.
But avoid detective myster
ies, fo r they speed up your
heart rate.
Millions o f you tranquilizer
addkta could fall into sounder
slumber i f you'd dust o ff ths
family Bible and read a few
chapters therein each night.
Try tha Four Gospels— Mat
thew. Mark, Luke end John.
They w ill buoy up your soul
and slow down your heart
ratel
Chemical sleeping potions
and tranquilizers actually add
mors work for your heart, tiv.
er and kidneys, for all foreign
chemicals must be destroyed
and excreted.
The usual jittery wife, how
ever, k often a sexual intom
nla victim, so by all means
send fo r the booklet "Sex
Problems in M arriage," en
closing n long stamped, return
envelope, plus 20 cents.
For the normal w ife goes to
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8SSS3S
D ork k libs w itlk w s f
■loopy «1 t m « k go u hod
to toot on drifting o ff k M
eoand ah iotar wlUilo SO
seconds. Bot tkoir W w "
kko sets s o aa "appotlsor'*
to o k to thtir besteads.
Thro tho frustrated wive*
oftoo n oort to traseqallk*
o n . Instead. oood for the
'booklet M o w !
CASE R-433: D ork B., aged
27, k lika millions o f w in *.
“ Dr. Crons," shs protested,
• I esn't aleep s t night unless
1 do pa up with sleeping pills
o r tranqulllaera.
"Otherwise, I flounce end
roll and remain sleepless fo r
hours.
" Y e t my husband scolds ms
fo r being o tranquilizer addict,
but how esn I ever hope to do
tny household work onlcts I
can got s good night's sloop?"
TraoqolHier Adkte
Insomnia doesn’t kill any
body!
So get hop to medical facta!
A a long as you Ue flat on
ycur bed, your body ia gaining
moat o f tbs advantages o f
sleep, even If your eyes are
Still open.
For the eh k f purpose of
■leep la just to pises ns in s
horizontal plans fo r • or 9
hours out o f each 24.
In that position, our heart
gains o double rest. For it
doesn't need to best sgainst as
high o blood pressurs to stir
our S to A quarts o f blood in
the horizontal plane.
When we are standing, how.
over, our heart must raise that
blood to our fu ll height of
maybo 6 fo o t
feter Edsoit
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�BjrAbigail Vos lame
they w o
t * * » is, hurt If the poeplo
w r » bigger they coaid nlM
osoagh moaoy to Inport ft
mon literate minister.
D IA S ABSYt Mr n U er-ln-low la totorferlng with
n r marriage. W i b n lived
with her m r elnee -weNm
boon n a rrM and ftba la tba
typo who likes to n a every*
thing herself because bo*
body tag 4* anything aa
wall. I hato naror mada •
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S
IlO T B O O M a B f
r a t e h im o f f / l
W
.
6HM...HESE
HBcow ea,
LCa&Uk&HBQOTlT.
Ono of tho paradoxtg of
contract bidding la that a
pair la Ukalr to roach a Ugh*
tr contract by Darting with
an underbid IntUad of an
overbid.
Thut In the Oxnard, Calif,
tcctional lata In October moat
paira arrived only at tlx
apadai. North would atart
with a forcing two dub or two
apada hid and than would
move tlowly fearing that hla
partner would ba bidding on
high carda in the rrd tulU.
Of court#, torn* player# reach
ed eeven tpadaa after an
opening two bid, but tha bid*
ding taquanca that had leaat
troubla getting there tUrttd
with a one dub aptnlng by
North.
South had a natural apada
raiponae and now North waa
in troubla, but pltaaant trou
ble. How waa ba going to
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tito (•> MJebU Svaaa
it ) ToOay
Till («> U m I Newt, Woo*
tkrr
lit# « ) Copula Kaasaroo
1:1# it) Cartoeou
!:•# (I ) Juk LeLuano
II) Amarloaa Hlatory
l»; S im lM fW V » i a
1:11 It) Ctrttoat
M t is) a tit Eterm
It) Romptr atom
Hit# IS) t»r When
in
Mint trallot#
lt:M IS) NBC Now#
when South thawed one ace,
North continued with five notrump.
I think that North would
have gambled out the grand
atom if South had thown his
It) Iptnloh
Wot# tor Wt»0
ana king, but South never 11:10 It)
It) December HrIdo
gave North a chance.
It) I Lot# Lory
North and South wtre play ltitt IS) Concentration
It) Price It Right
ing that Blackwood five noIt) The McCoys
trump aa a follow-up to four till# IS) Sllulna Link#
It) aorta Kayo
no-trump guarantoad all four
ID rot# a Olodyo
■how bit full strength f
Ho finally decided that tha
only way would bo through a
Blackwood four no-trump. I
don’t know axartly what ha
planned to do if South’s re-
T H U R SD A Y P . M.
Bo South know about an tha
acoa. Ha also waa pratty gura ll:«t It) Tour Flrtt Impreuloa
that North had at lout four
It) Lot# of Lite
apadoa to tho aco-ktog. How
It) Ernie Hard
alee could North hat* done all tl:t* IS) Truth or Ctatt*
quoneoa
that bidding after merely
It) rothor Ktowt Boot
opining ono etubf
It) Roorch for Tomorrow
In that cats. South's king 11:11 It) Holding Light
l:to |t) Nowa
of cloba and queen o f spadta
II) Contra’ Itoopltal
It) The Opto Window
had to ba all that waa aaadad
1:11 IS) Focaa
for a grand atom ha ipadea l it It) BClOBCO
It) Ntwo— D o t # Fio .
to South bid Ik
Ball
It) At Tho World Turao
ltdl II) Cortoona
U)s Jhs Woman
"One of my wife’s former
■ultors vlaltod our town on
busineii recently. He phoned
to u y "hello” and wa Invited
him to dinner.
MThat waa a mistake. Flnt
my wife bought a new dreu
for the Mention and than dur*
Ing hla visit the turned on tha
charm until 1 wanted to walk
out on the two of them. Do
you think that waa right 1”
writes a male reader.
1 wonder how he did expect
her to behave. M the had
something attractive to wear,
he might have a legitimate
complaint about tha naw
drees, but certainly not about
tho charm.
D eliciou s
n* ho touag iittw
twat*
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h w o p o h iv o u k
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I f there's one thing a worn*
an, any woman, confronted by
tht sudden appearance of oa
old beau wants to da, it to to
make him see how much ha
mlaaad by not getting har,
Llktwiia, and this too ta
only human, aha wants to tot
him tea that tha did pretty
wall for herself.
Your wife waa probably hop
ing against hope that you’d ba
witty and gay and make It
quits obvious that you wtre
very much In love erlth har.
That would terra two pur
poses, It would let tht old
beau know that tha had eboean wisely. And tt would also
make her doubly sure, herright choice.
So 1 hope you eovtrad up
your “ third-wheel” fetltog
well enough to appear to tha
bast advantage as a successful
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Legal Notice
OCHINOLH c o n n
■OAHD o r ADJl'ITUKVT
Xrih* ml PaMlo Rearing
To whom It may eaawrn:
Tha ftamlntlo County 8oar4
mt AJJuitm.nl will hole a
public haarlng to eonaljar tha
ponlblHly ot granting a var
iants ts tha Sonlag Aagula.
tloaa to permit httehen taeill*
ttae la a sueal house la aa
H*1 Baas as rtqnested by Paul
E- Smith oa the following Jas
cribed property i W lie ft of
Lot tt, Lake Minnie Estates
Subdivision.
Publia haarlng wilt bo held
In tha County Commliatonera
Room. Caurt House, Sanford,
Florida, on December II, 1101
ot Tilt P. M. tr tp toot there
after na poestbK-1
lamia alt County Board mt
Adjustment
By William C Halbaeh.
Chairman
Publltb Deo. n. tats.
CDP.II
PtCFtTtOKS NAHM
NOTICE IS hereby given that
t am eagsgeS In bualnean at
li t Hwy. II 4 tl, gemlaele
County Florida, under tha flotltloua name of. PERN PARK
QUM SHOP, and that I latend
ta reglatar said name with toe
Clark at the Clreult Caurt.
Seminole County, yiarlda. In
ueaordaaae with tba provisions
at tbu Platltlous Name stat
utes. to-wllt Section l l l . i l
Florida Ctatutaa HIT.
■Igt W. D. Bridge
|:0t t) Fooplt Win Talk
It) abb Sothtra
It) Paaaword
M t IS) Tho Declare
FOUND boot Silver Lake,
It) Dar in Coart
ID Art Lluklottor
black female dog, approxi*
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Tho Edgt ot Might
Hatch Oama
Trotlraaotor
Roerot Storm
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lilt ID Burao oad Alloa
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Legal Notice
BOOTCM TO DEntED
THE MAMS o r TWO
r u in u
TOl K. a JOHNSON M l ADA
M. JOHNSON, hit wits
Retldenee Unknown
TOU ARK HEREBT NOTI
FIED that a Complaint ta
faraelata a mortgage an tba
followlag daaarlbtd property,
iiiuata ta atmlatlt Couatr,
yiarlda. ta-wltt
Lot tl. Bloch It, WRATH.
EnayiELD f ir s t a d d i
t io n , tcttrSlag to tot
Plat thareof recorded la
Plat Book tl, Pagtt M
•■U IT,
or, PuMle
raaiio Kattrda
Hears, at
99
sad
nr
ptath u p
part Wlrchalr. FA 2-3011.
Strayed or atalaa, Roddtoh
brows mala Chihuahua. Ad *
R E P A IR S
Vacuum Ctoaaar Supplies
Sales • Electrolux, Hoover,
Kirby, RosAlr, OB, Airway.
Cleaners bought, sold, as*
changed. Free pickup, GM
Vacuum Repair, U U Park,
FA 1-4788.
Etmlnoia Couatr, Florida,
has batn brought again at pot
la tht Clreult Court ot tho
Ninth Judicial Clreult, in sad
far Bamlaola Couatr. Florida,
antltled EASTCHESTER BAT.
INOE BANK, a Naw Toth earration. vtrtua B. a John. VACUUM CLEANS B, rapulrs,
N and ADA M. JOHNSON,
parts, supplies fa r E lectro
hla wifa, Chancary No. 11111.
lux. Kirby, H oov«, AirTou ara haraby raqulrod to
aarvq atom Plaintiffs attorWay, R si-A lr etc. F rau
■ara, whaat mama sad address
pickup. New and Used
appear balaw, a tapy of year
cleaners said. FA M B
Answer or other written de
fames la tha Complaint In
said lull, aa or before tho
lid day of January, 11*4, and
la rita the original of said
Aaawar or ether written dafaaaaa with the Clark ef tha
above.styled Court II yon fall
to do aa, a docroo pro oonfaaqe
will be altered egalaat you
for tho relief damaadod la
Hid Complaint.
K
WITNESS my band and of ftrial seal of tha ahova-atylad
Oner* at Sanford, Seminal#
County, Florida, tola lad day
af December, IMS.
(SEAL)
31T u l driver
!
11r
1
good boat.
After all. aid beaus don't
coma around vary often. When
they do, they’re good for a
wifoti morale. And their reap
pearance usually convinces
har that aha waa fortunate to
have married you!
I . For flak o r t a i l
10. Wantod to Bant
1L Root Estate Wasted
15. t a d Estate tar Salt
18. M o r tfa ft L o o m
14. Ininnuwo
IB. Baotnoao Opportunity
16. Famalo Hate Wantod
17. Halo Holp Wanted
18. Holp Wanted
18. Situations Wantod
80. Babysitters
SI. Boaoty Salons
22. Build - Paint - Ropair
28. Building Materials
24. Eketrleal Sorticaa
28. Plumbing Sorricaa
26. Radio A Ttlcriaion
27. Spada) Sarrleaa
28. Laundry Barries
29. Automobila Sorties
29A. Auto Aecoooorioa
80. Machinery - Tools
81. Poultry - L ira stock
81A. Pete
82. Flowers - Shrubs
83. Furnlturs
84. Articles F or Sale
S4-A Swap or E ieh asfi
86. Articles Wanted
S6. Automobiles - Trucks
34-A Aatoa Wasted
87. Rosts - Motors
88. Motorcycles - Scooters
89. Traitors - Cabanas
40. Farm Equipment
r
T
l
JJ
uJ
Arthur H. Raohwtth, Jr,
Clark ef toe ebovq.atyled
Court
t-BDRM. houas, klL equipped.
fly: Martha T. Ylhlaa
817 Escambia Dr. FA 2-4920
Deputy Clark
CABOT. BCOTT *
after k pm.
WEN EXTERN
Atlarnoya for Plslatlff
APT., Uofun., flrtt flaer. SOd
tilt Southeast VJth Street
P. O. Boa HIT, Station I
B. Park.
Fort Lnuderdalu, Florida m i l
Publish Dm . 4, tt, U, tc, n i l
CDP-S
1 Bdrm. house, font. |M.
NO 8-M I tr NO 84814.
M Selainandeti
MfiUbled
DOWN
1Tnune
3 Comgua point
4 End
I Snuckrd
• rtssadapart
n P B H 8
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Stocptog Room. 312 Oak Arc.
FA 2-I7M.
�I
Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call FA 2-5612.
I
8 Room fun. i p t
clodm water 4b
PA H N i
FURN. Apt for
A w»t*r
PA S-TMl
I p Dap, Week, ar
Used furaltof*. appUaaeao,
Wnahlac Machine
A Service
Larry's Mart 215 Sanford
Fro# Estimate on Repairs
Ave. Ph. PA S-tltt.
Hiawatha
Osamas
u * w. let at PUPPIES Mr Sale, Half
CARROLL’S FUBNITUBB
S ROOM furnished apt, $83
» * . O M la. I l l I . Mb St
PA M M ar FA 247*6.
GIFTS FOR THE
ton Buna. Alan Bird Dogo.
O
Y ^ ^
Animal H a v e n Bnnrdlng ^ F A M
K m * l FA MTU.
Carpeting is n Gift! Sanford
Linoleum A TUe Co. 12T W.
G IF T S F O R H R
1st
Robe*— Quilted A Wincoma Smith Corona Portable Type*
from $10.26. Mary Katbcr*(,
writers. "They’re the Best” .
"Featuring Fashions Just
Balnea Office Machine Co..
par Yon", loo Park.
Sl< Magnolia Are.
FOR TOUR BAFVnr
All Types and Siaea
4 BR. Houae, 1 hath, fa m e • ROOM bouse, furn. Will BEAUTICIAN Wanted for the JANITOR - FA 2-7873.
consider trailer aa trade.
We Repair and Service
Mayfair Hots! Salon. Call
A utility room. <4.300. Call
Child Care. PA 2-2274.
FA 2-3480.
b T I N E
322-8525 or 322-4013.
PA 2-I28T or write to Rt
Machinery and Supply Co.
1. Box 939, Mount Dora, Fla.
OWNER leaving! Must sell 3
HOUSEWORK. PA S-7W.
297 W 2nd St.
PA 24432
EXPERIENCED MAID and
Bdrm. 3 bath 4>ome. <330
BY OWNER, t bedroom, ltt
cook. Full time work. Good DAY'S Work wanted, Call 29. Antw b Oo Service
down. FA 24387.
bath home. One bedroom
salary. Furnish own uni
nights. FA 24277.
kai eeparata entraaco, eaa
forms. Apply in person,
THIS
WEEKS
A-A-A
HOME
A U T O G LA S S
bo rented for income. Will
Robson Sporting Go o d s , 3, 4 Days' Work a weak. Ph.
fade for smaller place. Your best buy. One of San
IN S T A L L E D
Downtown Sanford.
3224958.
ford’s most attractive finer
Shown by appointment Call
Senkarik Glasa and Paint
homes! I BR, 2 Bath, Fam
PA M M
ISO. Babysitter*
Company
ily room, Closed garage,
AL1X OF SANFORD
Fenced yard. Tranquil set Needs experienced sewing ma Going to see Santa? Need a 212 Magnolia Ph. PA 2-4422
9 BEDKOOM*. 1U
chine operators for swim
ting midst whispering pines.
Swimming pool. Pura. or
Auto Glam, Top#
BabysitterT Call l l a r l e ,
suits end sportswear. It
Numerous extras. Less than
unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr.
A Boat Covert
322-7006.
you are experienced on fac
<20,000. $900 down, <100.00
Suolaad.
A U T O G LASS &
tory sewing machines, we S I. Beauty
per month.
have steady work for you
S E A T C O V E R CO.
S t Johns Realty
in a modern air-conditioned PERMANENT Wsva Special
304 W. 2nd St. FA 21032
THE TIME TESTED FIRM
factory, under very good
20*,; oft regular prices. ALL WORK GUARANTEED
1 1 1 N. Park Art. PA 24123
working conditions, phone
Open Evenings by appt.
Investment A Realty
FA 2 2204, ask for Mr. Cu
Free parking lot. Services S1A. Pete
111
N.
Park
Ave.
322
9173
SOI Longdate A rt., Loogwood
rtate.
from tip to tip.
BIRD DOG, Trained, ltt yrs
S Bedroom, Fin. Rm., ltt
BEDBOOM, S bath NEW
Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop
•Id. Pointer. FA 34032.
baths, Chain link fence, AirHome view of golf course— 17. Stale Help Wanlod
SIS Palmetto Ave.
to 3:30 p. m.
eoad. unit Near Elementary
Tsrmi.
Phone door (1) 33-0834
School Small down pymt., BUILDING LOTS In Lake
Thoroughbred German Shep
CHRISTIAN MAN needed.
Phone door (2) 33-8323
asiumt payments, M mo.
Mary, <1193 each—Terms.
hard Puppies, unregistered.
Full or part-time—lifetime
8U4706.
ACREAGE— <300 per acre.
In time for Christmas. Ph.
Harriett's Beauty took
eeeurity. Exp. S u n d a y
323-0438.
School, ministry helpful. Eve Appt’*. 2 Sr. Bsautlclaai
2 BR., K it Equip. Newly re WATER PRONT LOTS near
highway*, <23 down. <20
FA 2-3742
Earn <100 weekly A up. No 103 So. Oik
decorated inside A out City
Chihuahua puppies for Sale.
month.
competition.
Write John
sewer A water plus deep
AKC. Reg. 2427 Laurel Ave.
INVESTMENT
11
rental
22.
Build
Paint
•
Repair
Rudin Co., 22 West Madison
well. <72.12 Mo. Uses and
units, 1742 and Lake front
St., Chicago 2, 111.
Ins. lncl. Make offer on
FOR
BALE. German Shep
PAINTING—Room or House
age, <630 month or more
equity. FA 2-0322 after I
herd
Pup*. <3. No papers,
—Prices very Low— Pb.
Income—Yes, you can ex
SEWING MACHINE
p. m.
i weeks old Doc. 1st 4
33
0330.
pand.
MECHANIC
males, 3 females. 349-4831.
NICE R E N T A L S Semi-retired for pari time or
R O S A L. P A Y T O N MORE
24. Electrical Services
NEEDED.
32. Flowers - Shrubs
full lime to service A re
Rag. Rsal Estate Broksr
pair single needle A special YOUNG’S ELECTRIC SVC. DUTCH MILL NURSERY An
FA 2-1S01 17-92 at Hiawatha
F11A-VA Sales Broker
machines, in modern airContracting A Repairs
Realtor . Iniuror - Trades
nuals ready now. Upsala
NEAR HOSPITAL
conditioned swimsuit fac
A Controls
Rd. Near Mayfair Golf
A vary neat S-bedroom home
tory. Apply in person or 114 Sunset
FA 2 8902
Count.
on 2 lota with treei, sprink
call
ler system, deep well. Lo 322-4991 1919 S. French Ave. . A L IX OF SANFORD
25. Plum bing Services
BLOOMING Rosas on Chsrocation, 1201 E. 4th St. Price
Hlwsy
1742,
Sanford.
Fla.
ks* stock. All other kinds
HINSON
k
HEARN
L
A
K
E
L
IV
IN
G
SITES
la only <10,300, with terma.
222-2204
of Nursery shrubbery and
PLUMBING CONTRACTING
10 Minutes 8anford, 10 mlntress.
Repairs A Water Htatera
10BERT A. WILLIAMS
utss Orlando—3 minutes to
Gray 8hadows Nursery
FREE ESTIMATES
Realtor
Interstate 4—
Acre with 18. Help Wanted
6 Mi. 8. on Bsnford Ave,
204 E. 3rd I t
2234143
Raymood Lundquiit, Asso.
huge oalu, sand lake spring
Colored Motor Route Carrier
fed-41993 Full Price, $20
PA 2-3131 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
for afternoon paper route.
U you waat people to pay
PLUMBINO
per month. No down. Call
Must have References and
attention to your business,
Contracting Rspaira
TO SETTLE ESTATE
owner, Harry Block, Or
dependable car. Write Cir
call FA 3 3613 and ask ths
Frame house, lot, Inside
FREE ESTIMATES
lando, GA 4 8183.
culatlon Dept. P. O. Box
plumbing. 1517 Mangoustine
Herald Staff about some at
R. L HARVEY
1837, Sanford.
Avenue. Call or Write Al NEW I BR Home, large
204 Sanford Ave.
FA I *3*3 tention getting ads
bert N. Fitts, Administrator,
shady lot on paved street.
1 Masonic BUg., 122-9370.
No plane*. Nice convenient
Holler Chevrolet has
location. In Enterprise, Fla.
Will sell for <4750. Owner
going North. Phone 868-4801.
SO U TH W A RD
V A -FH A
Offers for your selection
these Beautiful 2, I, A 4
Bedroom
Government
Owned Homes
V A - FHA
Appointed
Property
• M anagem ent &
Sales Broker
SAN TA SA CK
Life-Uke vteyl — make# Med gift eonU iw f er Christmas decoration Bur bonne
to yon whs* yoe s*l services at Holler
Chevrolet castlag $25 or mac*.
Jim Hunt Realty
Office FA 2-31IS
Night FA M t f
130700
8334 Park Dr. Sanford. Fla
FRONT END SPECIAL
• Align front end
• Adjust ateering
6 Balance front
wheels
For Complete Information
See Or Call Your
• 13.95 value
FHA - V A
Stenstrom Realty
111 N. Park Ave.
322-2120
15. Business Opportunity
SERVICE Station for IctM.
Good location. Only small
espltal needed by right
man FA 2-4212.
16. Female Help Wanted
To Place Your “ Christmas WANTED. Advanced Hair
Stylist. Eva-Bess Beauty
Gift Guide” Want Ad phooe
Shop, 106 £. 2nd.
FA 2-MU right away.
$10
ISM Old* Coavertlbl# M. Pul-
17. Baal* • Motore
Gateway To Ha Waterway
S p o r tin g
Yam EVLV1UDI Dealer
20446 B. 1st Ph. PA BMW
MBiBBPTGlD •
LAMBRETTA Scooter, 1900.
Good waning eoad. <130.
Helmet included. 3224654.
89. Traitors • Cabanas
S4. A rticle s F s r Sato
1*5* SCHULTE 10 X 50 Mo-
160 Chickens, some laying, <0e
oa., 1 brooder, 5 dock beet,
er, 1 Incubator 30 egg site.
PA 2-23M.
NECCH1 AUTOMATIC
160 Necchl Zig Zag la Con
sole. Does many dsslgns
BUndftitehee, seen aa but
tons, m a k e s buttonholes
•atomstic illy. Assume pay
menu of <10.0.104 So. Park
Ave., PA 2-6411.
STAUFFER Reducing couch,
•end rood. tt price. Ph.
PA 2 0640.
bOe Heme. like new, I BR,
front kitchen, 1 a 20 awn-
teg Included. FA 2-7942 efter 5.
TRAILER HOME
Uhe aaw, Sparecraft Traitor,
IF i 45' om bedroom, com
*TM bet the population oxpfoelon ha* you pfonty
pletely furnished including
worrtod! Pretty soon you'll have to maka twlca as
washing machine. Now lo
many deltoertoet"
cated on 2 lovely shaded
lota with utilities nr will eel]
84. Artietoa F ar Sals
34. A rticles F or Balo
eeperately. Trailer <3,200,
tote <1,306. er nil togeth
For Sale. Pony
, < » . For easy, quick carpet clean
er $4,300.
PA 2-2238.
ing rent Blue Lustre Elec J. W. Han, Rarity. 3324641
tric Shampooer only <1 per
13 Cu. ft. Chest freeior, Bathday. Carroll's Furniture.
toette, high chair. 23-2877.
Refrigerator, Hollywood twin
beds, porch glider, wrought
iron glaaetop table A chairs
PECANS, S lbs. for <1.06. SSih
20-2833.
A Sanford Ave. Baig'a Curb
Market FA 2 2924.
rOR S A L E - Fill dirt, clay,
ahell, peat and topsoil. Ellis
UBED COKE Box, <75, large
Lloyd, TA 2-2376.
mate! office disk k chair,
READY MIX Conerata, win
<351 Gas hsatar, <25, 50
deer sills, llatcls, steps,
■hast* new tin, <40. PA
blocks, sand, cement, rock,
2-8259.
pipe, steel, grease trap*
dry wells, stepping stonss SMOCKED Pillows, nice gift,
at cost of material, all col
Mirada Concrsts Co.
ors. Ateo cbUd’a crib. PA
306 Elm Ave.
PA 2-5751
*0847.
t Set of World Book Diction
Uk# New Wall type gM
ary. Like now. FA 24147.
furnace. Call after 9 p.m.
14 yr. old Baby Crib A mat
PA 3406*.
trees, like new. FA 24147,
0-27 Oauge train. Everything
Navy Officer or CPO Khaki
for a complete railroad.
uniform with 4 prs. pants,
Reasonable, $123. 1314404
•1m 42, <23; Navy uniform
Casselberry.
blue topcoat, ate* 49, <13
GUNS. Buy, tell, trade, re
132-1287.
pair. Osteen Bridge Fteh
low prieoa ehsck the Herald
Camp A Gun Shop.
classified pages where local
20 lip. motor. 322-7366.
dealers advertise.
FRUIT GUI Faeked. We ship
express. Bagga Curb Mar
ket, 23th A Sanford Ave.,
FA 2-2924.
Watch
FIREPLACE WOOD
Oak and Pine
Robert Morris, 333-0333
THIS
SPACE
f o r ran
35. Articles Wanted
WANTED I Citrus fruit. U rge
or small amounts. Bonded
Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans
field, FA 2-4344.
AeetyleM welding outfit Spar
84atloo, Oviedo, 263-0407.
$$. AutomnbDon - Tracks
1960 Corvette A 1936 Volks
wagen. Call 3234690 before
Dec. 13th or after Dec. 36.
1946 Oldsmobile, motor A
Iran*, good shape. May be
seen at 3603, Apt. 1, San
ford Ave. 16 a. m. • 3 p.m. [
Come by A maka offer.
A LL OF THE BOYS ARE PLAYING
Sonia tfiauA
At ** **
Strickland-Morrison, Inc.
CLEANEST
Best Buy
Used Can
IN TOWN
_
_
• —— _
SPECIAL
Close-Out
PRICES!
ON
1960
Chevrolet
Impola
Ford for thqt special someone at the
C O U P E V-6 sag tor
automatic tree*- R A H .
Kxcfllcat interior, ex
terior A ailvsr finish.
Goad Ursa. An A -l ear
top o f poor list I
at . . . .
They’ re ready to help you select a new
*1595
N O W IN STOCK
F U L L L IN K
1964
FORDS
with service* cost lag
125 or morn
SALES BROKER
FLORIDA VTATB
toot
FOR YOU
GREENBRIAR
Choice lots available In
Greenbrier of Loch Arbor
overlooking golf course.
Custom building to your
specifications.
Greenbriar
developed by
K1NGSWOOD
BUILDERS, INC.
202 Fairmont Dr.
FA 2-8074
Priced From $6,750 F H A - V A H O M E S
I, I, A 4 BEDROOMS
Down Payments
1. ltt, A 3 BATHS
A s L ow A s $100 DOWN PAYMENTS FROM
Monthly Payments
$100
Low Monthly Payments
From $43.50
To make the beet homa
buy, aee the
BUYING A NSW m
O S D CAR?
VDVANCI IT WRM US
♦ Low
B y N adine S eltzer
n t E f l ESTIMATE
Stemper Agency
Jim Hunt Realty
M. At
DRIVE with htadlighu n Uyhelstsrlag A Mattress ren
ovating. New A Used Tumi
Save your bat!
ter*. Call Nix Bedding Mfg.
Maun Safety See
Co., at IM Celery Ate.
Geneva Mfg. Carp.
FA 2-lllT..
Ideas, Paati—d A Developed
General Machine Work
Sell Us YamPh. Geneva Ma-tin-sm
Quick Service With the
Cash. SUPER TRADING
Tractor mowing A Grading.
Western Shirts, Bette A BuePOST. PA 24617.
Call PA 2-7821.
klce A Pants. Jim Robeon'a
Mens Wear. 113 Magnolia.
WANTED 1 6 9 1 couple to
take ep mealMy payment*
W. L .
- FA
NEW I N I Evlarudos, at
e l 915.36 m S ettople
Close-out prices. Robson SIDEWALKS, driveway*, paroom* e l tonttore. Call
Sporting Goode, Downtown
ttoe, ate, Free ettlaate. Ph.
TB 6-1511, C6666lbm T» 66b
Sanford, PA 2-3M1.
N tW LY DECQRATZDCLSAN
Lana S M m ., Pla. Kat. U6fora. Aoaaa. Mlaa toeattee.
plcatp at A i k Oa aahaal
bus Um . $106 anadt PR. High Quality Ladles’ Watches
Try our Xmaa Specialties: T-P Tents B N . Laris, ArmyBAY’S UPHOLSTERY
PA irtm altar i p a .
f r o m <16.65 plus tax.
Navy Surplus, 210 Sanford
Fruit cakes. Fancy eooklcs,
Reupholstrring. Free eat.
Gumm's Jewelry, 110 8.
Ava.
Kolachi's. Dell’s P a s t r y
12. Real EaU ta Far Bala
PA 2-7112
TE
Park.
Shop, Food Fair Shop. Cen.
I BR., 1 Bath, Kltebaa equip,
HKATINO
822-7396.
GIFTS FOR BOYS
GIFTS FOR GIRLS
(•scad paid. 3101 Old Or
SERVICING - TESTING
FUN TO GIVE
lande Bd., foalaad.
To Placa Your "Christms i
Lewis Sales A Service
NEW SKATES aa low aa
Even more fun to receive.
Gift
Guide”
Want
Ad
phone
FA 2-7221
<12.93. Trade your skates in 2317 C. C. Road
S BR. 1 bath older home, sspBowling coupon boolu, the
PA 2-2811 right away.
for larger else. Melodee
irate fu n. apt aa Income.
Perfect
Christmas
Gift
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Detroit criminal attor
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u id that he has been
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o f Lee Harvey Oswald
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(N E A Telephoto)
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IND IANAPO LIS ( l i l ' l ) A grand jury indicted Ihc
stale fire marshal, tin* In
dianpoll* tire chief and five
other person* Monday and
charged that "utter disregard
of duty by many" contribut
ed to a Halloween explosion
here that killed T3 perwins
"N o on* seemed willing to
ru e fu lly
Inspect the pre
mises and protect the safety
and welfare of the some 3
million people who have en
ten d lb* building during the
past 10 y e *r»," the grand
jury aaid tn an accompanying
31 page report.
It called for a special sea•ion of the legislature ‘ In
completely overhaul" Hie de
partment of the slate fire
marshal, "o r abolish it en
tirely."
*
TIhj strongly wonted report
ami the Indictments rim e al
ter a weeks-tong Investigation
Into the blast that shook the
Indiana
.State
fairgrounds
Coliseum on Oct. 31 as an ice
show wits nearing Its climax.
Marc than 300 persona were
Injured.
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Smith grumbled but did
•a b* was told. It came eul
thin w ayi Lliw lltime.
Plead Innocent
OCALA (U P I) — Twelve
University of Florida student*
and teacher* pleaded inno
cent here yesterday to char
ges growing out of a racial
demonstration Saturday .
The 12. all white, were ar
rested by Ucala police dur
ing the demonstration ami la
ter released on 3500 bond
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Bag Sa u sa g e . . . .
SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROVEN
GOV'T-INSPD-TENDER AGED
T A L L A H A S S E E ( U l 'l ) The State Supreme Court rul
ed Monday that condemnation
o f lend can not be figured Into
ite face value when Juriea are
deciding how much to award
the owner.
To rule otherwise, the court
■aid, would permit a condem
nor to depreciate property
valuce by a threat o f condem
nation, than take advantage of
the depreeeed value whirh reautta by paying the land own
■r the depreciated value.
Seven Indicted
In Explosion
2™ $ 2 .6 9
T o m o w 'i W h o le H o f
Und Valuation
Ruling Given
“ Thla would amount to a
confiscation o f the owner'*
property,”
the court laid.
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higheit and beet uia to whirh
the property I* being or might
reasonably be put.”
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could be applied to ninny con
demnation eulta fur lurid be
ing taken for public purpoeo*.
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VOL. 66
United Preaa Leased Wire
Established 1906
THURS., DECEMBER 12, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA
NO. 81
W ASH IN G TO N (U P I ) —
Tha Defense Department la
developing a rifle that ahoota
dart* Instead o f bullets.
All you guy» and doll* plan*
A top Pentagon research
wing to wed # v«r the Christexpert said today the darts
m at holiday, hear thU from
are only an inch long and
County Judge Vernon Mire:
about tha thickness o f a pen
cil lead, but arc capable o f in
Make application for your
flicting a gaping wound almost
wedding license by Friday,
as severe aa that caused by
Dec. 20. and pick it up by
a dum-dum bullet.
Dec. 23. Courthouse will be
He explained that the darta
closed Dec . 24-23. Hiiioner
have little fine that keep them
aeys that every year it 1*
stabilized in flight. Hut when
the tam e—couplea wanting to
ihey itrihe flesh, they lose
wed on Christ true Day forget
their stability and turn endabout courthouse closing tod
over-end In the wound.
holidays. Last calif t
the early results were ob
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tained in a project known as
Pennies, nickels and dimes
'‘special
purpose
Individual
DO add up . . . if you don’t
weapon” announced by the
H E M A L JIM Hardy was relieved today of his
believe it, ask Larry Rey
jot) of placing parking tickets on automobiles
Army last February.
nolds, who was in charge of
parked overtime. City Commission voted free
-The weapon could be used
the Muscular Dystrophy road
TALLAHASSEE f u r l ) as both a rifle and a shoulderparking (not in excess of two hours) during the
block aponsored by Sanford
holidays. Courtesy parking will be extended
fired grenade launcher,” the
Moose Lodge. Total collec
Florida education officials be
Army said. “ Fully loaded. It la
through Jan. 1.
(Herald Photo)
tion o f $442.99 was made up
gan laying plan* today to tap
cxpeited to weigh no more
o f 112.44 in pennies, $37.80 in
a $1.2 billion college c o n d u c
than the current Ji l t rifle
nickels,
$74.50
in dimes,
tion aid bill passed by Con
and will significantly increase
$172.73 In quarters. $90.30 In
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grrz* Tuesday.
the effectiveness o f the com
half-dollars and $33 in dollar
bat soldier.”
bills. (And if that don’t add
In general, educators ac
The Arm y did not identify
up, blam « Judy Wells.)
claimed the bill—which pro
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the nature o f the ammunition.
vides federal funds on a
NOTE ON TH E SPINDLE:
The defense expert who de
matching basis—as the fuel
R. M. Thompson Company, of
scribed the' tiny doits indi
needed to launch Florida into
Clearwater, telephoned again
WASHINGTON <UPl) — cated that much o f the in
the era of apace age educa
to say the mayor, commission
The Senate paid its special crease in effrctlveuess would
Sporttmen’t
Attoeiatioii,
which
It
moving
in
to
tion.
PARK
FACILITIES
on
tho
Weklvu
River,
on
tho
WASHINGTON (UPI) - t r i b u t e Wednesday In six be duo to the extreme light
ers and businessmen have
A Board of Control spokes
dear the plot for (tailing, picnicking ami other
north .tide of SR -Id, toon will l>e open to Diem*
Fidel
Castro
has
been
quoted
htur,
llf
nlovin(f
ru|
u|r|,s
to
u
been invited to the ground
weight o f the projectiles as
man
said today the congress
m
iration
for
itt
tnemliert
and
KueuLs.
Pictured,
hurt
und
ituetU
of
the
Seminole
County
S.rortnbreaking
for
the Sanford as saying that n remark by sinIn colleague- -John F. Ken- , enquired with regular ammu
ional bill might speed con
left to rijrht, are: Bob Wycho, Sportsman's park
nten’t
Arwocintlon.
The
five-aero
plot
wut
do
President
Kennedy
convinced
Shopping Center at Onora
nedy.
nition.
struction of two new state
chairman ; W, A. Atlanta, Sportamim'a pretident;
nated by Joe Cameron Sr. in 19J8 for park nsn
Street and 17-92 at 10 Tues him and Soviet Premier Nikita
A soldier could carry thou
universities, in Pensacota and
Mrt. Milton Tinsley, Federation president, und
to
the
Federation
of
Wornen't
Clubs,
The
Wom
S.
Khrushchev
that
a
U.
8.
In
day . . . and hopes you will
sand* of the darts, and could
in East Central Florida.
Mrs.
W.
B.
Brinson,
Federation
park
chairman.
en's
Federation
hat
patted
the
park
plot
to
thu
vasion
o
f
Cuba
was
Imminent
be there for news coverage
NEWARK, N. J. t u r n — fire them either In sepwrutc
Before the new blU can aid
and led them to pluce Russian
and picturca. (W’e w ill!)
Anthony Do Angelis, central I round» or in a single deadly
construction of the proposed
missiles on the Island.
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figure in the multi-million stream, he said.
East-Central Florida unlveri*
The White House said Wed
FOR YOU SPORTS and
dollar edible oil scandal which
The expert added thut the
ity, however. Die IDG3 Legisla
nesday,
however,
that
the
late
ether funs who are missing
bus hud seiluu* repercussion* new weapon would lint replace
ture must appropriate build
Julian Stcnstrum’s writings: President slated at the time to in Wall Street, was cited for
the standard rifle, but could
ing fundi for the school to
Khrushchev's
son-ln-luw.
A
l
He Just telephoned at 12:30
contempt of cuuit Wednesday. prove highly useful for nntimatch with federal grants.
thin afternoon to aay the doc exei I. Adzhbel, that no U. 8.
gum lllu purposes.
The board apokeaman aald
I
minion
w
as
planned.
Castro's
tor has ordered him to the
The Army said the new
(he Pensacola college la ap
hospital
and
his brother, reference wua to the talk Ken
M IA M I ( U P I ) —Three hor»e weapon could he delivuied for
parently already qualified for
Doug,
will (rampart him. nedy hud with Adzhubei, the players, who say they chipped
test* in February next year.
the federal aid because tho
editor
o
f
the
newspaper
live*.
Vice Adm. Paul II. Itamsey, Wing leader* on subjects re
Seems an 'old, old Injury has
hi I1.5U of the $2 twin double
LA PAZ, Bolivia (U P I) Defense opened it* part of comn|ttm,cr <l( N a v l, Alr lated to the IIA-3C and NAS
last Legislature voted con
developed into blood poLioning ^ u« >n January HML*.
thket tlmt paid o ff 321.lO2.b0
u $2UO.OCv) "citrus swindle
Sanford's present $13 million The government grouped its struction
money
for
th a
Castro’* statements were re
in his arm.
at Tropical Park bint week,
trial today
before Circuit, to r « » in thL’ Atlantic Fleet, building program was on the
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ported by Jean Daniel, u
force* today for a possible at school from the $43 million
wire in court today seeking
was tu tec the must recent agrnda.
Judge Voile A. William*.
Have you seen those new Fiench newsman who Inter their share o f tho looL
tack on rebellious tin miners college bond issue.
aiklition
tu lux force* today
C.
II.
LowdcrniUk,
first
de
Ramey, wlto assumed his
The board estimated tha
•phony" dollar hills? They're viewed tha Cubiiti premier
fendant o f four, lint out tiii. when ho arrived ai the San present command Sept. 2tf, In Catavi, who had Ignored of stale could qualify (or about
not really phony . . just w |shortly Iwfore tho Nov. 22 s«
morning when hi* cuim*«'l ford Naval Air Station fur a was the second commander ficial orders fur live Immed 111 million for state and pri
new und different that mer aiixsinulion of Kennedy.
HILTON (UPI i — .Santa
heard Judge William* deny brief conference with local of Heavy Attack Wing One iate release of (uur American vate college construction dur
Castro
said
Kennedy
recall*
chants arc rejecting them
Sa ig o n (UPi)-Communi»t muttons fur a directed verdict Nayy officials.
from Aug. 1931 to Aug. 1932 and 13 other hostages,
ing the three-year Ufa of Uie
„vurrrillss J)nv« O' arena ,i
because they look so phony. ,d foe Adshubet that tha UtrfU ^
Admiral Ramsey and It when thu Wing wax baaed at
misTor ul.,i .* a",
cd State* did not intervan.
7 .’
Actually, they are for real.
A 48-hour ultimatum to Die congressional act.
ictnainese j/ovornment out
staff officers, who are cur Norfolk, Ya., and flew auch
lrl.il.
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when Russia pul
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put down th«
Matching funds from the
trail to hire win-one to kill post 73 nillr* smtli o( Saf.:"fl
Communist • Infiltrated min
Alls,
Hail,
turinsf
slate rently visiting selected Naval aircraft a* the l'2V Neptune
state could come from the $13
Just learned that pretty Pat I95tl revolt In Hungary. Ac 1 » stcpfutVu-r, Sheriff Wade, with the aid of two turnco.it
er*' union expired a I 9 u'clock million bond issue which 1*
edru* inspector, already has Installations in Florida, ar- and AJ Savage.
Hutchison—wife of the city cording to Daniel, Castro said Cobb said today,
government militia men wlm turned state'* witness and rived by plane from tho Key
tie supervised pari* of the Wednesday night. Interior po expected to be sold next
attorney—telephoned ci/Jgra- ha and Khrushchev took this
were on duty at the- post, a
pleaded guilty to six sundry West Naval Air StaGun at leM and development of the lice Minister Jute A. Arce spring, tha board spokesman
tulations on The Herald's full to nnsn tfiat the United States
l S. military •Pokc»man said .
of
, h
,,rl. noon.
KA-3C and Its A-3A attack said he and Defense Minister laid.
page nf pictures on the social planned a second Invasion at
OSLO, Norw ay tU l‘ 1) —
The Admiral's visit provides forerunner while Commander Luis Rodriguez ilidegaln are
7
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h
hrry.
etc.
icaum opening. Maybe Hill tempt against Cuba and did Nobel Pence* Prize winner Dr.
tiovernment lossrs in the
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him with fiix first view o f the of tile Naval Air Test Center taking charge of operations.
didn't tell her — but R. E. not expect Russia to Intervene. I.mua C. Pauling urged WedViet Cung attack on the out
N av)'a new tactical recon- at Patuxent River, Mil. To
White House Press Secre
Arce would not say what
Porter already congratulated
nrsdny that the world'* nu- post were reported as It
natsance plane, the twin-jet day, however, will be his action the government plans.
tary
Pierre
Salinger,
who
was
the counselor about his goodclcur power* place their nu- killed. Including five civil- (
RA-3C Vigilante, in Its opera first opportunity to sec the Rodriguez had said earlier,
among those present during
looking wife.
; clear weapon* under control of tail', and four wounded. Com
Ilona! environment. Delivery finished product, on the line,
•
• *
the Adzhubei Interview, said
however, that "necestury ac
tha United Nation*.
of the first fully-equipped HA- ready for commitment to one
mun 1st casualties were not
tion to recover the territory
Note to Bob Thomas: We’d (Fat wua not the way it was
SC
assigned
to
Sanford'*
reported.
nf the attark carriers under held by the representatives of
like a good complete cover ai all. He said hi* notes showSWANSEA. Wales (U P I) With flic uid of the two self- t nlted Press International Heavy Attack Wing One is hi* command.
anarchy" would be taken if David Thomas offered to tell
age, with pictures, of the new no mention o f Hungary, but
W A SH IN G TO N ( UP I ) — defense corps turncoats, the
expected
to
coincide
with
Snow
and
freezing
rain
the ultimatum were ignored. David Roberta a derelict rail
Midway volunteer (Ire depart an Interpreter’s notes showed
Mi*. John F. Kennedy hat spokesman said, the guerril knifed Into thr East today Admiral Ramsey'* visit.
ment. Just learned from Rev. thut Kennedy "did uie the
The miners also were pre way station which he didn't
chosen as her new home u 12- las exploded a mine near the and turned highways
into
The aircraft will be Inte
Harold Clark that the fire word Hungary, hut not in the
paring f o r
action.
Radio own. And Roberta offered lo
room colonial-style house in outpost Wednesday morning slippery ribbon* of death. An grated into the Wing's VAH 3
chief,
Itcv. E. E. Williams, context used by Castro.”
broadcasts Wednesday night pay (or it with a worthies*
the swank Georgetown section and then attacked the pod other major storm front mov training program, paving the
took delivery on a new fire
urged them to "be ready with cheeky
of the capital, only blocks near the Can Tho headquar ed down from the llockiei way for lubsequrnt deliveries
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)
truck about two weeks ago.
dynamite"—tho miners' fav
A laughing judge called it a
from where she lived with her t e r s
nf
the
Vietnamese with winds of nearly SO mile* of the needle-nosed, iriach-two Comedian
•
•
Boh Hope may orite weapon — lo meet any draw Wednesday and dismiss
husband in a happier day.
aircraft
to
fleet
squadrons.
an
hour.
Army's IV Corps.
Herald staffers report that
leave Children's Hospital to effort by troop* to taku Ca ed a fraud charge against
The "A ir fgint" Commander
Heavy snow and hazardous
The two turncoat soldiers
I t is In use, altlrough not
day after undergoing appar tavl.
Thomas.
was
greeted
upon
arrival
by
driving
warnings
were
postISTANBUL, Turkey (U P I)
then defected with the gucr
officially opened, all the way
rnt lucressful treatment for
Thomas told the Judge ho
M IAM I ( U l ’l ) — Racing com rillas who took along with 21 *’d from Pennsylvania to most Capl. James O. Mayo, Wing
—Ahmet
Kahrnmanklar,
IS.
through Seminole County, In
a hlond dot on hi* left rye.
really
thought he owned tho
mission
chairman
Robert
M.
Commander:
L'apt.
Hubert
M.
weapons, two telephone* and uf down Male New York and
fact, one reporter says she left the Anatolian village nf
Doctor* at the hospital said
abandoned railway station be
Morgan said Wednesday that a radio set they captured -l*ow England. More than six Ware, Commanding Officer of
Canlklrl
to
seek
his
fortune
transversed the new throughthe eye ailment had respond
cause he paid another man
inches of fresh snow were ex -1NAS Sanford;
commanding
in Istanbul but lost his Job Florida East Const Enter from the ruins of the post.
way clear to Longwood.
ed *o well to *pccial light
$14 fur it. lie offered it to Ho
prises,
Inc.,
IFK
C
K
t
would
ported
in
New
England
by
officers
of
locally
based
•
•
•
as a dentist's valet when the
treatment that the tid-v car-old lly fo ile d I'res* International hurt* fur 381. Robert* paid by
oot
lie
grunted
another
Julnightfall.
squadrons
and
several
local
"C athy Casselberry"— pret dentist'* wife missed $U>uu
comedian wax up and active
'lhe nearest star* are about check and put a gang to work
Nine inches of new snow civic leaders,
Alai permit in Brevard Coun
SHOPPING ►
ty little five-year-old daugh worth o f Jewelry and police
Wednesday.
23 8 trillion miles away and n (raring it down for his scrap
fell
at
DuRois,
Pa.,
during
An
informal
military
tunty.
ter of Mr. ami Mrs. Leonard locked him up pending trial
DAYS LIFT y
They *ali| he planned to re apace ship traveling at the iron business,
the night
f’ hilipsburg, Pa.. cheon and conference with
The other prisoners got him
Casselberry typed out her
turn
home to Southern Cali speed of light, iRii.txm mile*
'lhe station was halfway
had eight inches and Bradname, silting on R. E. Port interested In fhe Turkish soc
fornia for almut a week of pi-r second, would take 4 3 down when u policeman camo
ford. I’ a . had *cvcn. Five /"■
•
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FORT
W
O
RTH
.
Tex.
I
ll
I'D
er's lap. Cathy made It very cer pool* and Kahrnmanklar
quid rest before nuking hi* [ ^x-urr* to reach them, accord along and stopped the work,
Inehei fell at Milwaukee, W u , 0 0 0 ( 1 V - .0 U S C I f
Firm er Muj. Gen. E d w i n
plain — it’ s spelled "Cathy” won ni.tiot) by picking win
schriluted trip to entertain jn„
S flrn t„ vVorlil.
and Muskegon, Mich.
T L - , . C
Roberts' check had bounced.
Walker's 12 million lila-i suit
ners 13 weeks in a row.
and not 'K athy."
srrvlcemrn in the Meilitrr J ______
..
...
In tile frigid West, a fresh ' H C y J l Q Q Q C r
ncnltrst the Forth Worth 8tar
area
during t h r
surge o f arctir air swept
LONDON ti f f ’ ll — Two ranean
Telegram. WR A P radio-televl
down from the northern Rock- automobile A "Delation patrol- Christinas holidays.
sion and Associated Press will
CHRISTMAS SEALStigHI(Bind
les across the Glcat i’ lams. . men found themselves untie
he dismissed Friday unless
whipping snow into the air deep in beer Wednesday when
Walker appear* in court, the
other RESPIRATORY DISEASES
ami flitting visibility
they c alle d to clean up 800
judge warned Wrdnrsdn),
BOGOIA. Colombia (U P I)
bottle* o f brew that Were
broken when a Leer truck —A sperial issue of air mall
stamps commemorating the
VATICAN C ITY ( U l ’ ll - turned over.
JACKSONVILLE (U PI) "M y lock* are soaked in it,” late John F. Kennedy will go
The Vatican annulment Wed
Retired Circuit Judge Bayard
$ £ 6 6
nesday it bus set up diploma I’atiolinan Leultu Haines mill). on sale in post offices here
Rcnoist Shield*. HI. dud Wed
Dee
17.
it
was
announced
‘
the
wi
fe
will
never
believe
tic relation* with South Ko
CIIILDBEN
nesdny after an extended III
CHiHfttifftiU
g a a i i 'i x a i ^
Weiliiesday
why.”
rea
12 OB I'M IKK
tie**.
Black a all.
* * * « f c*
•
Zip Code 32771
$18 Million U. S. Aid Seen For
Two New Florida Universities
Grants Based
On Matching
State Funds
Castro Tells
'W hy' Missiles
Were Set Up
J1SLW A
6-Hour Eulogy
Contempt Case
Lowdermilk's
Dismissal
Plea Denied
li Sue For Cuts
SNAS Plays Host To Bolivia Ready
To Attack
Adm. Paul Ramsey Tin Miners
Reds Overrun
Saigon Outpost
Held In Plot
UN Control Asked
Snow, Freezing
Rain Hit East
New Home
Double Deal
Fraud Called
A Standoff
Hope Due To
Leave Hospital
Thief Finds
Jail Lucky
No More Permits
Snail's Pace
In Space
May Dismiss tjuit
FRID A Y N IG H T S P EC IA L!
FISH
FRY
Special Stamp
Diplomatic Tic
Judge Dies
We're Overstocked With
14" TIRES
NOW ONLY
A L L YOU CA N E A T AD U LTS
$1
00
Menu Include*:
Cole SlawFrench Friew
Baked Bean*
C*rllH
Hush I'lippie*
Tnt)
Coffee Or Tea
R elish
Owned A Operated
»}
Maxine & Bob
llanrork
H w j. 17-92 S«.
Sanford
Ph. FA 2-5963
plus tax.
Secretaries Should Keep Moving At Yule Parties Because
Whitewall* 32
more. 7'illxl I
—
Mill VI I.
8.*,Ox It .
SWtxll.
S.iOxI I.
Heaven Will NOT Protect The Working Girl
Now Tread
TIKES
• Genuine
I IIH AGO (U P I) — lliaveu
will not prutes-t the working
girl, no matter vs hut Edgar
a'mith said. So today an em
ployment counselor had a few
tip* foe the holiday season of
fice purlieu.
Keep moving. No mistletoe
in yuur hair. Don't get per
zonal. L'-uve curly, And, after
ward don’ t talk about the
party.
Mlz* Elaine Resell compiled
thu rule* for *«*r«U rie » *o
t
tlmt they could enjoy the f the party a* llioogli zlie were
holiday festivities but "keep i going uut with tier favorite
thing* under control to avoid j l«-au on Saturday night.
"G irl* should dress in much
regret after the parties ai
the -ame manner a- they do
over.
Mi-a Revel | head* a firm for ii regular day at the of
bearing tier inline that t,vi| flic. A sprig of hotly ur *oin«
year |da-es mute than I,.Too oliiei holiday deem ation would
g iiL in temporary office poi, suffice a. a festive touch,"
she said. "Proper attire helpi
tiolu.
Miss Resell said one of tiic to keep a more businetslikv
most serious mistakes a sec atmosphere.”
Drink, if you enjoy it, but
retary cun make is to arrive
at the uffk-e on the day of [only one or two, Mi s Rrvrll
-iid. Hot if you dn not like job. But. Mix* Revel! **id,
to drink you sh ou ld nut feel
stick only with the other
you must, she wild.
Miss Revel! said if u secreIn conversation. Miss Resell
tary will ktt-p circulating and
talking to a- many people as ’" ‘ ''h
lo •ubjtel* that
|possible, it will eliminate the are not personal,
possibility
of getting
tint1 "N o t that yon have to talk
■■huoiniy with one of the boss-only in terms o f business, but
j es.
yuu should make a point to
j Spend a few minute*
withiconfine conversation to sub*
I the nmilrnum buy*. It
mayJects o f more general interest.
; prove helpful luter winor you such as books, movies and
need an extra hand for a rush j sport*.
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Baby Seminoles Score In Third Period To Beat DeLand
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Hurricanes
Beat Oviedo
Cubs 26-6
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Crooms Meets
Thinking Out Loud Hungerford
About Sports
BT JULIAN STKNBTBOM
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JVs Rack Up
26th Straight
Grid Victory
-
rated Wildwood in tha top 30
(asms la Florida. And that’a
By Bab
Um ball club who will be
Herald 8 pert* W riter
Seminole's homecoming day The Croomi High Panthers
will try to make it thro* in a
opponent.
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Vtff *Btafarb
Patre 10—F ri. Oct. 11, ’65
Lyman Takes On
Tough Terriers
By Jetea M natrsts
The runner working with Lyle r The Sanford club might
By Dick Grant
is Pet* Carlson who has gone have had an off night that evs*
Herald Byeel* Editor
(BeraM Sports Writer)
By Jew W w tai
for 24 points.
' nine, and tonight's game could
The Baby Seminole* ex
The L y m a n Greyhounds
I m M 8yorta Writer
The big linemen (rum last I- a real tough go. The
ploded
for
a
pair
of
quick
Outweighed and outnumber
travel to Titusville tonight to year are still around, Dennis 'Hounds think they can outdo
touchdowns during the third meet th* Terriers in their
ed by the tough offensive
Fletter and Dick Halmer. The the Terrier* once more even
row when they tangle with Ui«
period of lAit night's ap
blaat of tha South Seminole
two linemen lost since the if they are tha underdog.
fourth
contest
of
tha
season.
Hungerford
Bobcats
of
EatonWo
don't
know
who
the
pearance at Sanford's Memo
Hurricane*, tha Oviedo Baby
Half time entertainm ent will
A motorcade to th# coastal team* met last season are
sports writers and coicho* villa tonight at 8 p. m. The
rial Stadium and posted a
Lioni want down to defeat by
Marvin F e 11 o w a ami Bill feature the Lyman High band
ire
that
rate
the
date's
scene
will
be
Sanford
Muni
IS to 0 decision over a stub city will leave Lyman High
a aeora of 28 to 8 Thursday
Toonk. But up to replace them under the direction of Mr,
dubs for toe Miami paper. cipal Btadium.
born kennel of DeLand High School at 8:16 p. m.
Bight
this year are Hilton Bennett Bennett plus the Titusville
But
we
do
know
that
any
bell
The
Panthers
will
not
be
at
Tha ’Canea ware never In
School Bullpups.
The
Greyhounds,
so
far
this
and
Keith Saimie. Both Grey marching band. Kickoff time
club that can come up with full atrength dua to Injuries
danger of defeat with half*
Approximately 1,500 fans season underfeated, hope to hound ends are still out with will be 8 p. m.
three
consecutive
and
im
to
two
key
players,
Edward
hack David Straughan pacing
F O R M E R Seminole braved a chin breese to see keep It that way tonight. The injuries, Bill Burkhcart with The probable starting lineup
pressive Victoria* in three Boston and Eddie B
tha team with 102 yards rush
th* little Tribe, led by Sonny
a hurt shoulder and Gene for the Greyhounds will bii
outings ought to have torn* Thee* troys have been bul High halfback Butch
ing.
Meaaer, Bernle Harbour end 'Hounds met Tituavilla last Winkslmnn with bruited ntua- Ron Duckett and Roy Kelsey
kind
of
consideration
in
re
Kiser
of
Sanford
in
a
warks
In
the
Croome
opera
Booth Saminola Jumped into
year at Lyman and took the
rle in hia right leg. Expected ur Gene Winkelman n» emit,
gion I, especially when but tion* both offensively and de member of the 1963 Rick Walatrom, extend iu
tha lead In tha first period a*
Terriers 21-13. But that was replacements are Ron Duckett Hilton Bennett and Keith 8*1current
win
streak
to
28
conof
the
15
teams
rated
two
of
.Florida
State
Unlverfensively.
H
o
w
e
v
e
r
,
coach
Straughan, on a r a v a r a a ,
■ecutiva Junior v anity vic when they had Paul Blackford and Roy Kelsy.
mle the tackles, guards Dick
cracked tha Oviedo line and Jim Plgtt'e machine has them hive won only two Billy Holt feels th at hla boys nity freshmen football tories.
r u n n i n g for them. T h e
Coach Dick Copeland aald llalmer and Dennis Fletter,
games,
five
have
won
only
team
a
t
Tallahassee.
can
continue
their
winning
need 28 yards for a TD. Tha proven ilsctf in more ways
The little Seminoles record 'Hounds no longer have Black earlier this week - We’re mak center, Chuck Wagner, half
one game, and three haven't way*.
Kiser is a six-foot, 176
aeeond Hurricane TD camo on then one in coming Irons be
ed
nine first downs aa they ford but they do have a ing far too many mistakes, backs Frank Hundley ant
Defensive coach** J . Fair pounder who run for
a ravareo by Straughan which hind to gain a lait-mlnuta p o t t e d a v*i c t o#r y . e
picked
up 123 yard* on the youngster that furui seem tu mistakes that can't be made il Pete Carlson, Lea Lyle at full
and E. Bradley have don* a Jim Pigott at Seminole
cirriad for 92 yards.
decision orer a rather tough Prove# one thing — there
ground
—
80 of them by Mat think is Just as good, fullback we expect to win."
back and Gene Griffin at
remarks hi a job. Their defense and this summer was
The Oviedo Llena1 score Titusville eleven,
Lea Lyle. Lyle, who has scor
coming are 34 aporia writers and
ter
—
and
capitallxed
on
quarter.
Copeland
also
said
“The
has
been
m
i
tough
on
its'
named the most valu
came la the second half as tha from behind again during a coaches in Florida doing
Barbour’s articulate right ed 40 point* ao far thi* sea ho y* have a tot of hustle and
opponents
ground
game,
HU
able
player
for
the
result of a fumble on a punt last period surge to dump
son, is ahead of Blackford in
tom* lousy guesswork.
we are gtdng out there to play
dreef Green, the battering full
North in the annual wing who completed six of a that department.
by the Hurricanes. Oviedo's Orlando Colonial, and romp
tloien
aerials
for
another
81
a good ball game, win or ATT: FORD OWNERS
back,
leada
the
backs
in
rush
N
orth-South
B
ll-stur
Bobby Stewart then cracked ing to a 58-0 victory over Perhaps next week when
Blackford's running mate
yard*.
lose."
ing. Tha big boy has blaitad high school game in
through tha center of tha Apopka's Blue Darters.
the Seminoles tackle Day for 800 yards or over in three
Barbour hlmielf racked up last year was David 11a ini.
On tha other side of the
Gainesville.
• • •
Hurricane line for the scora,
September A October
tona Sesbreeit tho Tribe can
IS yards on carries and Walfield, th* Terriers may think
In the fourth period Larry That contest with (he Gren break into the Miami rating gamea.
•trom
accounted
for
18
more.
they have it sewed up since
Willie Ransom has overcome
Lott rallied for the ’Canea on adiers of Orlando was con system with a win over the
After a scoreless first half
they lost to the Seminoles of
a 15-yard Jaunt through een* sidered by many to be one Sandcraba. But at (he preient the pulled back muicle, and
during which neither ball club
.Sanford by only one point.
ter. The last score came with best played ball games in time M Iv rather comical to will be a t full atrength. Thlt
could mount ait sffenriw and
four minutes loft when Bonnie Central Florida thin seam . glance over the Miami paper's buy is a powerful runner; ami
make any kind of a serious
Ps liter excited tha crowd with Without any swollen heads— present rating*. Here they along with David Peterson,
penetration of one another's
Green, and I'erry G a i n e s
a pees Interception and a 50- lo which the locals might be arw:
territory, Head Coach Ralph
should
form
a
devastating
yard dash for tho end sons.
entitled—they were supposed
R fftaa 3
Art Brown P*4t Control Stumpf's youngstera went
running attack.
Statistics
to lose this one according to
w i. TPto
eiUblished • new team right to work on the second
-BSJS.
OJH tie metropolitan sporta wri Orlando Boone
By Joe Warden
> 0 0 30
•cratch and handicap tingle half kickoff.
FtraY Downs— -— 8 ters but they downed the Dan McCarty
10
Herald Sports Writer
i 0 0 34
The Tribe returned the
Drag racing a t the Osceola
Bush. Yardage
too
12 Gienadieri by a touchdown D. Bel. Milnl'd 3 0 9 21
game whan they tamed in t
Eager for a big second vic
opening hoot to their own 12
ntrprrt atrip resumes this
Pass. Yardsr*
8
49 20 to 13.. Meanwhile, the Galneivliln
8 8 1 22
741 scratch game end 1957 yurt] line where Walstroiu tory the rangy Oviedo Lion* weekend with more than tuu
1-3 Peie (AU.-Com.) 5-11 Colonials are rated In tha Orl. EdgewTr
3 0 0 18
series against Shoemaker picked up six end Messer travel to meet tough Ocoee drivers from alt over Central
Panes Int By
0 Miami paper's regions! stand Vera Beach
1
High School tonight at Ocoee
1 0 1 12
Construction to win four hauled the leather to De- tn what it expected to he a Florida amt th* Tampa Bay
8-22 ings while the Seminoles Lake Worth
5U
Punts
1 3 8 10
polnta and are now tied for Land’s 32. Walitrom posted crurtat tilt.
urea to compete for J.'IOO tn
Yard* Penalised
80 aren’t even rated a tumble, Delray Seaereet 3 0 0 8 I'te tH Frees
T5
s e e
OJH ........... 0 0 8 0 - 8
Cocoa
Although Ocoee ha* dropped trophies and prise money
1 0 l 8 Jimmy Brown of the Cleve- first place with Hunt Realty. 12 more yards before a five
GENUINE FORD
Pat Slpley pul together the yard psnslty put the ball back their tin t three conteits. the Saturday beginning a t 7:30
8 8 ----------- t T 0 13-28 Tou’lt bo interested to Winter Part
0 3 1 3 lend Browns end Y. A. Tittle
•on
the
25.
high
scratch
serlea
of
fi7f>
lo
know that the Miami paper's Ocala
Cardinals have faced lough p.m.
1 3 0 4 of the New York Giants can
Thermostats
A La Mans sta rt ta again on
After losing a pair of yards, opponcnU, notably L y m a n
1 3 0 4 get slgnflcsnt National Foot help Hunt Realty make a
Legal Notice board of specialists last week Meiboums
clean
sweep
igninat
StemBarbour faded and hit Mes and Apopka, and can be ex tap for the featured rare
Orlamlo Col'nl
l 3 • 4 ball League records Sunday,
r» tu b n n r t r r cor
140
nitto n n i n i i , rm rirr,
Foreit Hill
a 3 0 0 hut chances are their indivi ntrnm Realty. Cooka Corner ser In th* fiat and the 170- pected to have benefited from with drivers racing 30 yards
Legal
Notice
n
Ann ro w brwivolk
won
four
points
from
the
on
foot
to
man
their
enrs.
pound
Tribe
fullback
went
27
these
contents.
0
3
Each
Palm
B'ch
High
0
0
dual goals will be subordi
coevT v. n .o iu n A .
iv the riMi rrr roi iit,
• • *
Airy Deucy Wive*; Team No. yards for tha TD. Harbour's
Sanford's Kay Hudson, win
M n i A . v r K t i v v ik taxes
Ocoee will be fielding an
nated
to
their
all-out
efforts
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7 won four from Grupeville boot split the uprights for the expenunred team, bristling ner cf scrvcral recent La
Avn roil shviivoi.e
Well, there's today's chu to win the Big Game.
P L m n r r iv
rorvTT, rt.oH iiii.
GENUINE FOIU)
Nuraery and th* C.P.O. Wive* extra point.
VI.
with
returning
lettcrmen, Man* events, will again be
ckle.
Brown
can
become
the
lea
IV M I A V t ' E n V VO. II.TI*
JO gE PH IN S B O M .
also
took
the
full
count
from
competing
in
a
1983
Corvette
This
took
only
three
min
which
is
directed
by
the
HOflCOE
R
O
T
S
T
E
II.
gue's all-time ruthlng lead
nB ncw D A iirr
ANTI-FREEZE
piaiNTtrr
A w r v n r n v im cw
er and Tittle can pars the re .Southern Air. Joe'* Laundry utes of the third period. Mo cralty ballhandling of quart Sting Ruy.
V*.
To a r e r u n
nnd Dry rlenniitg, on Sanford ment* later a bad snap from erback David Grant. T h e Car)ropH
Out
League
That same Sting Ray,
tired
ilohby
Layne
as
the
J
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T O t JO H K P IIIV I7 IIOMIS
DBK BNDANT
FAIRFIELD. Conn. <UPI) NKL’i top man in pass-com Avenue, is now aponioring center on a punt formation dinalt are primarily a un- driven by owner J , W. Smith,
Who** r o « l d * iu 's I* ■■
A M E V I I E H M IT ICE
Fer
known
leant No, II and they split play put the little Semlnotra ning team, amt sport a power will too th# line in A Sport
—
Fairfield Univeralty, one pletions.
T O iri'KIR
Gu*rt
T o n nr* h e r e b y r t q u t r M to
ful
line
and
an
expln.*ive
TIVi
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MA
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ROTcompetition agninit another
of th* more powerful mem
Brown's success in achiev their points 2-2 with tha De in poattialon on the Builpup's
f i l l F " u r w r i t t e n it#f* n*i to
KTK.lt.
(h* Bill of C o m p U I n t fo r dlvber* of the Tri-State Baiket- ing that goal will depend on nary Deh*.
'83 Corvette, this ona manned
21. A coupls of penalties back field.
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GENUINE FORD
The Lions, fresh from a by Henry White of Sanfurd.
all Lragus In rtcsnt years, Ilie -Sunday performance of
Puulinu Ktevrns toppled tint moved tits bull to the 34. On a
H » * F D i l l * Mull
r n u . With t h o C l a r k o r (It*
MrniitliU, T*nu***«*.
23 7 shellacking of Umatilla,
• h o v o C o u r t o n o r b u r n t # Oct.
“regretfully
announced"
Its
I-III;
Carolyn
Hullee
tbo
2-7Loral
racing
buffs
look
for
fourth
down,
with
15
yard*
to
Joe
(The
Jet)
Perry
of
the
T u u * r r h * r« h y r n i u l r n l tn
Radiator Hose
o b » r I t , list,
andh i i . ■
have been hampered in prac light compel illan In tho C
f o p p o f •■mo u p o n p l a i n t i f f * III* y o u r w r l t u n ilrf*n«# tr» withdrawal from Diet confer Snn Francliro Forty Nlnera 1D; Etta Dorman and Pat go, Harbour rolled out to bis
IlUt
n f CuiiHiUiiit
for ence Thurulny.
a t t o r n n y . J a m a o C. C o lllar, T"l Dm
who holds the league record Slpley converted the 4-u. Mary left, but suddenly turned amt tice hy afternoon ihower* Stock cilia betwean Hilly
20% Discount
W i l l Church
Orlando, d i v o r c e Ml*il h n ro ln ■**ln*t
at
8.298 rushing yard*. Brown Elmore and Carolyn Bailee fired hack to hla right where and the injury bug. Yet coach Fine of Cocoa Reach, driving
y
in.
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lb*
F l o ri d a .
nn o r b r f u r *
cue* into the Giants game side - swiped the 2-7; Nan Leroy Nap|»er made a spec Palmer i.a optimistic and a 1980 Chevrolet, and Carl
H ero in roll n o t o r ■ do- n h o v # C o u r t
•r o o p r o n i n f i u n
will bo O i t i . h r r I I , 19*1, a n d *#rv«
GENUINE FORD
Legal
Notice
trailing
Perry by 73 yards.
tjiiiim 1-tO; Mary h'uunt 5-11; tacular end iimo catch fur forecast*, "We will give Ocoee Vaimira of Sanford in 1958
*
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of
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J u r n - * IT. _ C o l l i e r
Tit
lie nerds 15 pa*i comple anti Hie 3-10 fell for Dot the second Srminule marker, a good game,"
WlTffKfW m r h a n d a n d roal u t t u r n r y ,
Chevy.
iv t iik i iik i i r n il n r ,
SPARK PLUGS
• t Hanford, Hn m ln n lo County, Jot tVoat C h u r c h h lr« * t, OrPalmer baa been drilling
VIVTII j i i i h t a i , C tH tllT . tion* to top Layne's career Johnson, Cathy Puulter, Shir
Early in ths fourth period
In the A Stock elait, a pair
F lorida,
Ihl*
l lth day
of » n d n . V ln rliU .
the
Lkm)
lo
fundamentals;
iv
Avn
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n
rem
ivule
mark
of
1,814.
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ley Simas, Pat Siplry, and halfback Emit Haumeister
■ ap tam b o r, 19*1
of 1981 Chevrolet*, driven by
■trvTV. ri.miiHA.
p ro r.in fr* * ,, w ill b# **l#r*il
(BKAt.)
Sophie Wood ton. Turkey* took a Del,and punt on hit particularly, blocking, tack nobby Barber of Sanford and
IV I'll AVCF.HY VII. I l i a
K*ln*t yo u .
A r t h u r If. f l o r k w l i b , J r ,
ling, and offerne in hopes of
I* VIt 9C F B D K I t AT,
WITNKHH m y h a n d an d aaal W I N T K I l
w e r e gobbled liy Dot Button, own 48 ami icampcred 52
f l o r k o f llii. c i r c u i t Court
Pnt Patterson of Coeiw loom
nf Munfuril. Mruilnol* C o u n ty , AAVINUH AND M)AN AKAti.
trying to get Oviedo's running
l l y : M a r t h a T. Vlhlon
Dot
Johnson,
Pat
Sipley,
Shiras the major contendars.
yards
for
a
TD
but
the
play
"iATtiiN", a c o r p o r a t i o n o r 'l u r i d * ,
thla
llth
day
el
I). C.
u.inlacd
nn-l x aD tln ii
undar
H ap lrn ilia r, 19*1.
Uy Simas, and Sophie Wood- wa* nullified when the Semi- game tn shape. Oviedo also
JAMKH C. C O I . I J E l t
Other local favorit# Include
t h o law* of th * C n ltad Rlata* IV T H E IT H C I’I T F ill H T OK
hai been trying to iron out
ATTOIt MKT F O ! t P L A I N T I F F (8K.VI.I
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GENUINE rORD
*on. Dot Button rolled the noloa roughed up the UullWally Weed, Jim Kennedy,
A r t h u r II. B a r k w l t h . Jr .. o f A m a r l c s
Tot W a i t C h u r c h It l.
those
mistakes
that
were
evi
• t i t . i v a v i s f o r ar.wi.
P l a i n t i f f v o m r n i vTV. p i .o h i u a ,
C l a r k o f th * C lrriill C o u r t
high game of the week with pup punter.
Cliff
Lord,
Jim
Bowen,
Tom
O r la n d o , F l o r i d a .
v*
dent tn the Umatilla tilt.
l l y : M a r t h a T. V l h l t n
ALUMINIZED
P u b l i s h S ep t. 10, ST A Oct.
I h a B erry Vo. I.'4 |NI
2UD and P it Sipley the
About two minutes later
ALLAN
V MclNTOSH a n d
D C.
«. II, l i l t .
Referring to last wcek'i Rogers and Eddie Barber,
r
o
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K
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i .i i v i u k f * r
IBI.KN
M
MoINTCMIl, h l a
JA MBA C. COLLI B it
high nrrlea 57.'.
Nupper thrilled the fans when game, Coach Palmer observ
CIIM -tl
MUFFLERS
MIDI
I
I,
41. >:
w lf # a n d i - V l tl L J
IU.n.N|.
\ T T r ilt.NKV KOIt I 'l . A I N T I F T
It A V I N O R
he letched onto a Rullpup ed, “ Winning a game did us
I9TN a n d Z B L D A HIAVNU1KN, B R I E COU NTY
i v t i i h c in c rrr n t i i i t o r "in weal Church nt.
HANK, * Naw York C u rp u ro *
wlf*
T I I E VIVTil J l 111! I l l , I I II . O r la m lo , Klorld*.
pass on his own 39 and went real good; some of the inex
tto s
1919 - SI
D -f-n ian ta
r i i r r . i> a m i r u n
a i : m - I 'u b llah Rapt. 19, IT * (VC I.
81
yards for a TD, only to perienced boys are coming Anything that’s
P
t
s
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l
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voxrrw
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r
ai
it
II,
19*1.
vo i.r. r o r v r v . r i . o i i i i t t ,
a*.
FORDS
T O i ALLAN R. MclNTOtlll
‘DAI -19
have this effort nullified by around and arc playing good
i v i n tv < r . u v v o . i .'uwh
v t r n i a: t i » i i »:F9; m i
vn t o n io s rr A rr iB n o
* n .i
l l o o t o Nn. 1
P A U L C. ALTAIAN
I’ll VU .I H
NTAl*KJ Bit*», hi* T H 9: v r i r s : o f f i .i i i i i i i a t u i n clipping penally. The locals ball. We improved defensive
i
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ru u iitr,
• I K f i l P l K I t <ilt anil OltA
T i n : V I V T I I J I ' I I H I U . t i l l . an il to a n y uml all n t h r r p a r t - w lr*
had a bad night in the pen ly, and all the hoys did a
v*.
- fii
L u l l l ’Ct',11
D«f*pd*nts
H I T IV
4 VII K i m OK H Ioa c l a i m i n g a n y r i g h t , till*,
r r i l T l A J. l i r n i l E A nnd II I' It r
t
u
u
t
*
s
ih>*
a«i
ally
department.
They
lost
v
n
r
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L
’t:
t
d
t
m
:
t
a
good
Job.”
Rex
Brook*
and
V
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,
and/or
tn t* r* a t In a n d
to
NICK l l l b l l l K *
I I IH IV IKK;
FORDS
Cro**vll1* T * n n a i i a n
t h * f n l l o w l n s d a a c r lb a d p ro - T O i ANTONIO KTArriEfUA
7ft yards via this rout# and Ted Bellhnm were rited for
CHAItl.K.U R. KIK KLHKIlOK.lt IV «' II 9 Vl'KHV VII. LICIT
T o u . a n d a a r h of you* n r*
41 H o r h a m h - a u A * * n u o
p a r l y . t o wit)
• tid E D IT H A KIKCI.IIKTUI- W BBT SI UK KEDK.lt Al, AAV
undoubtedly
this
was
one
of
h
a
r
a
b
y
nn
tlfla-l
t
h
a
t
au
lt
h
a
s
IN.btta
9"*rry,
outstanding
defensive
work
win MM! AGOODPICTURE
IxH t l . m o c k *N"** O A K EH. hi* V.If*; J O B ! . B s m i t h INHN AN D I / ' A N ASHDi’ l A
1Aa o t r h a s l o r fN-unly. N. T. hxan fllad ag .i ln at you Hi th # the ksy factors in th* ball against Umatilla.
L A N D S l l i ' U l . a Hl’l lD I V I.
mid j a m : It. mm ITII, *1*11 T IO N I IF N KIV YOttK I 'I T T
C ircuit
C ourt
of
Knnilnul#
GENUINE FORD
T
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harohy
nutlfl#))
thuf
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r
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km. n il
lit
IIBItTII.V
JA M :
u n t y , F lo rid a , t n C h a o - a r y . game.
Probable tincup for Oviedo Till it with i Kodak timui and film'
t h l r o o f aa found tn F l a t il I'.iiiiptulnl t u F u r u d u a e .4
<aUtltiM u n<t#r Hi* low* of
HMITII. hi* w l t r ,
nil
a
h
b
r
e
v
l
a
t
a
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t
l
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l
a
of
w
h
ich
c
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t
s
l
n
ntiirts**#
nn
t
h
a
f«|.
Th# lutle Tribe will have toniglst it: Hell horn. HE; Col
ll-iuk 19. r u n e * I nnd 1
tlsU tiiU n t* . tb o C u l t od Hlutaa o f Ain-rli-u
SHOCK
[Tain I Iff
of t h * I'ulillc I t o o r d * of lo w IPS d*acrib*<l p r u p a r t y , t o - I* F l r a t F a d n r a l t t t y l n g * a n d to get plenty of rest over th*
v iv T iin o r v r r r
bert, RT; Jacobs, Rli: Sauc
L oan A i ao elatlan of Ra mtool*
vt.
P r m t n o l a C o u n ty . FVirtda. w i t :
TO III l i f t t i t l e
ABSORBERS
'o u n t y , s c o r p o ra ti o n , p l a i n weekend aincs they go right er. C; Arndt, LG; Murphy,
l-ol
29 n f
Itlnr-k
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WALLAC E,
TOi; AUK HB JtU IIT NOT ITO* C H A IN ,K *
It
B IK E L - KR \ N C K S
F.AATlinOOK
IIUIID1VI tiff. **. (la o rg * P u s h a n d Or* beck into action Tuesday
JtK H O B U m i l E D I T H A. • I n u l a w o m a n . It I C 11 l It D F IK I) t h a t th r p l a i n t Iff, IVINLT;
Fox.
LE;
Courier,
QB;
SION, UNIT NO.
F IV E , la>i| P u g h , a t s i . tt a f 'i i - t a n t * .
CAMERA SHDI*
K I K B I .lIK I tO K H , hi* wlf*, ( 'A l l It a n d BV LLVN t 'A ltlt, THIS I’ VItK F K l i K I l A L AAVam in tin g
tn
th *
1*1*1 th * n a t u r * o f aaUI a u l t h xlng night in the *amo ball orchard Gouge. Lit; Micklcr, llll, and
INI It* A N D U I A N AHrlOOIAh l a wlfa,
EACH $ 5 fi5
IL»I<Ii*ii ,-» U n k n o w n
Jill
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Defonitunt* T i n s Yuu. |ii-f.'Militnt*. a r e h*r*
against
the
llaby
Hues
of
Brooks,
FB.
Jtiel
Vlitroli
li),
I'lx l llu.ik 12, l - . u - t 14 iiHirtnAue
v ik tii'm o f
u trr
iivuln*!
ynu In tti# C ir c u it
by n-illtlr-l t h a t a e m n p i a l n l
a n d 91. P u b l i c R a c u rd a n f 1912, a n d o f rtcorri In O f f i c i a l Daytona's .Mainland High.
C o u r t o f th* N in th J u d i c i a l
t o q u i r t t i l t # o n th # f a llo w in g i r i n ; o f f i .o i i i i i v
Miami Herald iporta scribe
Neil Amdur does a regular
Monday roundup of tho etata'i
high school football gamei.
Ho hai, according to this
weeks story. 24 balloting
sports writers and coaches
who rate the echolasUe squads
in tha Sunshine State,
s e e
Central Florida high schools
■re listed in “ Region 3.” Any
idea who leads It? Boom of
Orlando! And guess who is
ranked llth In Central Flor
ida. No fooling — Orlando
Colonial with only cm win
In a trio of outings.
Oviedo Travels
To Ocoee For
Osceola Drag
Game Tonight
Races Slated
Pest Control,
Hunt In lie
Parts Special!
Brown, little
Can Set Marks
$2
60
55
$6«
5994
Wieboldt's
d«*crlb* d
w it;
o il
property,
t->
feOt in of ltlnnk If
13. 41, 19, 1*. 1
itml 2S uf
Lot • 1». :n, 21.
U nf Iflo.k N
11 of III n.-k O, ircnnllng
to plat fh*r«n f r«cortl«4
In P ut llnok 11. puff*'
I, 9* a m i ID of tits Public
Hit-'irde o f Hrnilmil* Putin
ly. florid*;
hai littfot nUi! 4l4lriat you In
IUb ntiotB B t y U d auU wtii y ou
a r t reoiiilrwil t o s i r v * m ro p y
o f y o u r t n t w t r o r o i h e r p1«4i1
I hr t o th * c o m p U I n t upon t h i
p lalntirra
sttornay. Ju A K l'I I
M. MCIIAAKO. I*, il. Hit* ITS
K a r n I'ifk, K D irld s nnd tu III*
| h # n r l s l n a l itn»w *r u r n l h a r
p t r u d l n g In Ilia # ( H « a u t tli*
C l a r k of th# C i r c u i t C o u rt on
or bafo r* th# Ird day of Nov
a r o b a r , 19SI. i f *011 t a l l to do
*-> * -ta-'raa p r o r n n f a a i o will
b* t s k a n *K-tln*t y o u for th*
r o l l f f daniA iilU J In lb * coin
plaint\V ITNKAS ni/ b Stitt sml of
riel a I aaal o r offl.-a s t Aon
ford, Mrm lniila C o u n t y , F lo r
111. th la T n d d ay o f Octob tr.
IMS.
lACAL )
Arthur il llo.kwllh. Jr
Clark Circuit Court,
Aonlnol* County. KloilJs
lly: Martha T. Vlblan
Deputy Clark
Joaapli U. klursske
P. O. ( to i 3TS
K*rn I’uik. Florida
I'ubtlMh Oct. 4. I t , IS. Si. 19*1
CD*-44
ro t
k r a .v k h
c
w a l t .a c s
a a l n s l a w o m a n whoa*
r ald am -a I* L'.NKNOIV.N
You a r a l ia r a h y raqulriol t
fllo y o u r n n a w a r o r w r l t t a n
I r f a n . -a. If »r,y. In th o ubo v *
p r o C o t i l l n s wllli t h * C l a r k of
t h l a C o u r t , ami to a r r v a
p y t h a r a o f u p o n tb o T ta ln
t i f f ' s a t t o r n a y a . whoa* n a m a a
in-l i d i t r a a a ap p a .ir a h a r a o n
on o r liaforo th * l l t h d ay of
Novem hor.
19*J. Ih* n a t u r *
of th l a p r o i - # , . | t n s h a l n g
■u l t for for*(ilo«oro o f t n o r t
K»ao a u a l n a t
Ih* follow In
i l o a c r l b td p r o p a r l y , t o - w l l :
UM t. O A K L A N D I I U . I A
a-co rd ln s
lo
th #
pi
t h * r a o f aa r * e o r d t J In i’l*
l ln o k 11. I 'u s a a 11 A 41
T u h lio |{r, u n i . o f Kami
nolo C o u n t y , F lo rid * .
T lx II. f i t B i t W I T H :
J a c k t u n Ha* Hot W a t a r
l l a a t a r w i t h d u c ts , p arm
snsntly
In atsllad .
Modal
No
C
SIX,
Aarlsl
No.
■9141.
TMNH AND OIU IK IIED i
S e n favd. C o u n t y of Arm lno
A1st* o f
F lo rid * , t h i s 9n
d a y of u c l o b a r , 1 9 0 .
tS K A L )
lion. A r t h u r H B a c k w l t h
Clark C ircu it Court
Ham lnolo C o u n ty . F l o r i d a
llyi M a r t h a T . Vlhlon
D ep u ty C lark
H RB LilHlY. COL'US
A I’A .M B L U J
A tto rn ay o for P lain llft
i n i J a c k t o n R lraal
T a m p a 9. F l - r t d a
I’u h lla h O eL 4. I I . 19, >9, 1 9 0
IS
•"Irciilt, tp a n d for S -m l n o l a
C o u n ty , F l a r l d a , th* n a t u r * o f
Ilia a n i l I* t n furacloa* t h a t
rialn
m n r l g a s r w h ic h a n o u m h s r s th# ahnv# daacrltied
p r o p a r t y , i-ald pr>>p«rty h a l n g
a l t u a t r d an d lo cal* I In dcm D
nol* C o u n t y . Klorld*. VoU a n d
aarh
of
fou
ara
h-raby
r*t|Ulr*d to fit* y o u r A n a w . r
w i t h I h # C lark of th o C ir c u it
C o u r t . In a n d for sfemlrtult
C o u n ty , F lo rid * , o n d aary * a
copy
thereo f
upon
IV.
It.
W IN P K ItW K K D I.K , o f th # f i rm
n f W ln d a r w a o d l* . I l a l n a * A
W a r d . 291 P a r k Avanu*. S o u t h ,
W l n t a r I*trk. F lo rid a . A t t a r n ay a f o r P l a i n t i f f In th * a b n y *
action, o n o r bafor* th * 2nd
d a y o f N n v a m b t r , 1941, *!•*
a D a c r o n P r o Confaaao w i l l
b* a n t o r a d a n a i n a t you,
IT I n trill *B RCD th a t till*
ho p u b lla h a d In T h * Sait tu r d
Iftr a ld , s n aw apapar puhllahad In "Hairlnrjl# C o u n ty , F l o r
id a, title* a a r h w a a k for fo u r
c o n * « ’Utly* week*.
WITNKAH t h o h* n .I o r th*
C l e r k o f th * Ctri Ult C o u r t ,
itsin ln o t* C o u n ty , F lo rid a , t h l a
t h * to ti l d ay or lia p t a m b s r ,
I >41
(SEAL)
A rth u r H
H aekwtth. J r . ,
t ’l o r k of t h * C i r c u i t C o u r t
lly : M a r t h a T. V l h l r n
D eputy Clark
W l n d t r w a t d l a , lU In o *
A W ard
214 P o r k Avanu*. So*4h
W i n t e r P a r k , F l o ri d *
P u b l l i h Hipt. 97 A Dot, 4. 11,
I t 1909
CDM -l •
Fvn ilnnla C o u n ty , F l o ri d *
t n g a t h a r w ith th * f n l ln w tn g
ilain a n f p r u p a r t y w m e n a r a
local#,!
In » n d p a r m a n a n t l y
I n a l a l l a d *i • p u t o f th*
l i i i p r u v x m r u t s o n aald lan d :
II ilpnltit E le c t ri c D ro p -In
Hang*
Modal
t« 7 llF 9 ;tl
X .rU l 1904
L uxalr*
F urnar*
w ith
d u c t * Modal IIO-79A
h a * b - a n fllad a g a l n a t y o * an d
y o u # r * r a 'i u l ra d tn aery# a
co p y f y o u r A n « « < r o r l'l**d i n * to th o t ’o m p U I n t o n ih *
P la n tifr* attnrpry,
DAN'IKI.
J IwFKVWB o f W a r r i c k . * '»r*111 A L a F t y r a , S74 W a a t F a i r b a n k * Avanu*. P O Hog ITS,
AVlntar
Park,
F lo rid * ,
and
Ml* t h * o r i g in a l A n a w a r o r
I’t c j . l l n * In i h * offtc* o f Ih#
C l a r k o f th* C i r c u i t C o u r t on
o r ho far* th* 4 th d ay o f Nov
i .m h rr, 1941. I f f o u f a i t lo
d o in, l u - tg m a n l hy d e f a u l t
w i l t be t a h t n ag ain * ! y o u f o r
th o relief datnsadad la tho
C o c k p U ln t.
I MINK and O R D E R E D a t
Nan ford . F lo rid a, thla t i l l d a y
n f l>ct'lbs r, 1941.
(HEAL)
Arthur H
Rr-hwD.h. J* ,
C l a r k of C lro u lt C o u r t
H r : J o a a hf. VMlk*
D eputy C lerk
D an lal J. L a F o v r a o f
W A ltllU .’K. C A I U U U .
A LaFEA 'HE
470 W a a t F a i r b a n k s A v a n u *
P. O. Do* 174
W i n t e r P a r k . F l o ri d *
P u b l i s h OvL 11.
l a A N o r.
1.
194*
Cl-A IS
n ^ r o r i t flook 191, p i f • 1!I.
Aomlnolft C o u n ty p u b llo r«*
ct»rtl8, • n c u i n b t f I ds th o f o l
low! h r
real p r o p e r t y ,
to -w ll:
.................
Leo! 107 n f.........................
Ql'K KVH \ | | R
R on_hoi'Tii_ tt t e i . A T
A D D IT IO N T*l CAJ4XKL
H KR KT, r u m t p v , S*mlnol * C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , t e o o r illn * la P U t
f h * r# o f
r*i-oril*<! In l i s t Rook 11.
I»us* *4. of tU# P u b l i c H*.
Stable Favored
PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Jose Stable, ex-Cuban rated
No. 3 in the welterweight
division, is an 8 5 favorite to
snap undefeated iwmetowner
Dick Turner'* 13-bout win
corj. Of Sonilnolo County, n|ng streak tonight in a
9 lorbla
Hut>J».-t t* r * * t rl c l i o n * *f tiunally televlted lOruunder.
re cord.
The 22 year-old Stable, now
a n d you a r # k * r * 0 r r * q u lr* .t
lo f llo y o u r an * w * r l a ta b ! a New Yorker, will try to
*u lt
w ith
tho
u n d * r * l s n * . | overwhelm Turner with his
r l * r l t of *al<l C o u r t a o j t o windmill attack and win a
• r v ■ r o p y th aro o f u p o n th *
at Emile Griffith's
P laintiff*
atto rn ty ,
who ** crack
nanto nnd aJUr*** at>p*ar b*. world title.
low, oa o r bafor* th * a t h d a y
o f N . m m t u r , 1911, a n d In d * .
( » u t t th # r # n f P » rr» * P r o C n n f o i - o will to* * n t * r * d a a a l n i t
t on.
AVtTNKlM n r h a n d a n d o f
fic ia l
4t
th*
iTounly
C o u r t hou*#. S j n f o n t , 8 « in in u t*
C o u n t y , F l o r i d a lo t d a y of
O o to b « r, 19*1.
tH B A L t
A r t h u r M. R t.- k w llh . J r .
Ityi M a r t h a T. v t h l o a
D. C*.
P h i l i p II. L oaan
H hlnholatr and L ofan
F l r i t F a d a r a l B u ild in g
p a
Boa u i i
ttan fo rl. F lorida
A t t o m a y fo r P l a i n t i f f
P u b l i s h O rt 4, 11. l i . » . IJ»S
,l. dn a
GENUINE FORD
OIL FILTERS
*>4
fi'2 Kurd & Fnlron
EACH
$940
2
$2 05
:.i - :»6 f o r d
EACH
RUING THIS AD
TO OUR
PARTS DEPT.
T iiur F r ie n d ly
K urd D rnlrr
OVER 35 YEARS
At First A Palmetto
(Aluegaid# *M pool office)
Sanford
Furniture Co.
• Carpels • Furniture
• Tito
• Piano*
■ Rental Bed*
Strickland
Morrison, Inc.
30S E. FIRST ST.
SANFORD. FLA.
PH. FA 2-1181
Winter Park MI 4-8916
�* * ° .w* *
Culpepper Sees 200,000 In State Colleges By '70
Floridan's
Prophecy
Comes True
Bill Mctauehlin purchased
the following spat* at the
Ki wants Club'* auction sale
last month, with his cash for
FORT LAUDERDALE _
the space voinjr to th«> club's
underprivileged children and (UPI> — Dr. John Damron
bad often complained about
scholarship fund:
Hie lack of a traffic light at
the entrance to Sea Ranch
Lakes.
"Woat do we hav« to do—
have someone killed there liefore we get a light?" He had
<ncc demanded at a Sea
Ranch Lakes City Council
meeting.
Rut the Stale Hoad Depart
ment said the volume of traf
fic at that point on Highway
Al.\ did not warrant a stop
light.
Saturday Damron receiv
T h is is a light bulb. Color ed an emergency call that
it white. Liona Club members someone was hurt in an ac
are selling them door-to-door cident at the entrance to the
Tuesday
and
Wednesday ima 11 community, just north
nights of this week here in of here.
He arrived to find his two
Stanford, Buy a package.
•laughters
fatally injured by
They're handy to have when
n car that struck them as
It's dark and your purchase
will eras# the darkness fur they walked across the road
getting off a bus.
tome of our children. Color
Delores Mary Darmon, 11,
the dark black. All profits
and Darlene Carrol Damron,
for this sale are used to pur
1? died hours later at a ho*
chase glasses for needy school
pital
. . .
children.
“West 8ide - Grammar
FTO is sponsoring its annual
spaghetti dinner from Ii:3i)
to 8 p.m. Thursday, with
take-out plates available. A
cake walk, Ice cream, soft
drinks, continuous cartoon
NEW YORK (U PO —Mine.
movies and a "Mr. Magic’’
also will be offered. All prof NVo Dinli Nhu, defending ifio
its go to worthwhile I’TO policies of her family In South
Viet Nam, lias charged that
project#.”
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the Kennedy administration
Dr Bury Republican Club apparently "is following the
has scheduled a meeting fur new Million of liberalism
7:30 p.m. Thursday at the which is much closer to com
munism than we are."
DeBary Community Center.
Mme. Nhu, speaking In a
e
• •
Oviedo students planning television Interview Sunday,
to attend college will be tak said she was led to this
ing PSAT test* Tuesday, conclusion by recent trends in
while seventh
and eighth United States policies in her
grades will take the Sanford troubled country.
She appeared on NBC’s
achievement tests.
Meet
r. ,1.
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I
In fact, she blamed the
Sen. Bill Young, of St.
Petersburg, will be g n u i present tendon between llie
speaker for Seminole Co-nty regime of her brother in law,
Young Republicans at 8 p.m. Vietnamese President Ngu
Tuesday at Unwell Park civic Dinli Diem, and Hie If. S. gov
center nn Sit 4*1*1 east of ernment on the fact that "wr
are more strongly anti-ComHighway 1792.
inuniwt than you ore.”
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Mme. Nhu, 3H, began the
Oviedo Garden Club mem
second
week of her U. S Icebers will begin the season
turn lour today wilh three
with a covered dish luncheon
scheduled appearances. She
Tuesday at the hum* of Mrs.
was to have lunch nt the New
O. (!. Parker on l.ake Jessup,
York Times and later lly to
with Mrs. J- It. Battle as co
Boston for talks at lladcliffe
hostess.
College
and Harvard Univer
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sity in Cambridge.
Scott Horits will host the
aemi-antuml Home Builders
Association steak dinner at
the FPAL recirutionnl area Water Program
Tuesday evening,
OJItt S a n f o r d If m t lh
Team Visits 4
College Sites
the present 95,000 to 200,008
by 1970, if the Legislature
WEATHER: Generally fair tlirougli Tuesday; hi^li today in mid 80m; low tonight in 60s.
and state school building pro
MON., OCTOBER 14, 1963
SANFORD, FLORIDA
NO. 38
Established 1908
VOL. tiG
United Press Leased Wire
gram keep pace with the
State’s e-tlmated population
growth.
The stale officer made hi4
prediction in briefing local
lender* on the state's desire*
and needs for Hi* location
IS Killed
of a four-year stntu univer
MIAMI (U P!I—At b u st 18
sity in East Central Florida.
persons died in Fluridu week
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end traffic, with four acci RELLUNO, Italy (UPD Attending the briefing wera
dent* causing nearly half the Authorities warned today that
city and county officers.
deaths.
a m ao of earth is cascading
Chamber of Commerce offi
cial*, officers of Longwood,
toward the Vajont Reservoir,
Committee Meets creating a new threat to sur
Altamonte .Spring*. Cassel
TALLAHASSEE (UPD —
berry, North Orlando and
vivors
of
last
week’s
dam
dinThe reorganised Legislative
Oviedo, engineers and proper
Investigating Committee met i stcr
ly owners.
Osvaldo
Martinelli,
deputy
behind closed doors today to
Henry Eugene llirrls, 28,
Dr. Culpepper further stat
of II. It. 2, IleLand, was elec ed Hint -ix of the nine coun
try- to select a staff director. mayor of the vacated village
of Erie, broadcast the warn
trocuted while working with ties in East Central Florida
ing by loudspeaker to villag
Two Speakers
n rouatnicllim crew this have "offered such InterestTAMPA (IJPl) — President ers camping out In the woods
merning at llensou Junction ii g site* for this new uni
Kennedy and Gov. Farris Bry above the reservoir.
on Highway 17-92 just south versity that we would liko
"Go away! Co away from
ant will address delegates to
of Dellury.
to place a ichool In each
the State Chamber of Com the lake!" Martinelti's ampli
Semlnolo Memorial Hospital county." He said that Hints
fied
voice
roared
into
the
merce convention here Nov.
attache* reported Harris via* wa* * "prophetic statement*
hills. "Another slide is com
18.
dead on nrrivul her* at 0:15 because of tile state's popu
ing!”
a.m.
lation boom.
Rescue workers said a
INSI'KCT'ION TEAM of Ilu* state llnartl of I'milnil is in Seminole County
Vatican Reversal mass
It nil* -aid Harris was
Gen. J , C. Hutchison, Coun
ol
more
than
:io
million
today
unit
Tuesday
tomitleliiiK
a
viewing
of
live
Mites
ofl’ored
for
tiin
pruVATICAN CITY (U l'ly —
touching the bucket of a ty
Commission chairman,
rnhic varils of earth Is slid
pcsctl state university. Pictured front the left: Iboijrlas Stenstrom, ChantTiie Vatican Council, In a sur
dragline operated by Hamid speaking for the entire coun
ing down the side of Ml. Toe
lier
of
Commerce
edurntion
eltnirntun;
Dr.
J.
Howard
Culpepper,
Hoard
of
prise vote today, sent back for
Futch when the bourn touch ty, promised Hr. Culpepper
at a rate of about one foul
Control director, ami Gen, J. C. Hutchison, County Commission chairman.
rewriting a document author
ed
a power line. Ruth men and lii* site Inspection team—
an hour.
izing the use of modern langu
were employed by the W, I,. Jerry June#, Jack Sutton and
They said the earth was
ages and utter reform* m the
Cobh Construction Company, Forrest Kelly — the eounty
part of the reservoir, which
Muss,
of Dcl.ond.
’ will go all out" to co-oper
was divided itllo two parts
ate ■* far as possible in proby (lie giar.t landslide that
Funeral Mobbed devastated the Plav* Valley
vlilhiir water, sewerage, utili
PARIS ( P i 'l l — Crowds of Wednesday night.
ties, recreation site and oth
mourning Parisians crashed
er required facilities.
through steel barriers toduy
•
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WASHINGTON (UPD —The
ami swurnied into Pore l.nThe inspection tram, which
White
House
nn
noun
red
to
rhnise Cemetery to say goodlast month visited the Laka
resignation of Navy
DAYTONA BEACH (Ill'll lars n't Karl s;ii<I, he'll fight lla>byu to Edith I’iuf, France’s
Secretory
Fred
Korth
Korth
LAKE WORTH ( tT I l - R e Ada site proposed hy the City
"sparrow uf the at reels.”
—State Hep. Feed II. Karl be the setup when il goes to Ihc
wrote I'-eo lent Kennedy Hint | (i^ o Varpenter lU rt' Walltmr of Sanford, wax to spend to
polls
next
yeur
,
came thu second eamlidato in
Karl's move leaves three tie made the decision to re arrived tmlay ami claimed day and Tuesday Inspecting
NAACP Again
Florida'a I'oil gubernatorial unannounced candidate.-* —but •dgn because of "pressing
$tl,0oo he had tell In a suit four more sites in Bemlnolo
WASHINGTON M T U —
WASHINGTON (UPD —
private
affair*.'*
men
Sunday
with
•
slap
almost sure-fire beta for the
case on a bus la Georgia last County and will inspect two
The Supreme Court agreed to Agricult urn Secretary Urvilto
In Orange County next week
Kennedy said Paul Nitre, week.
lace
ill
State
Sen.
Scott
ngaiiisl
present
legislative
r»day to take up for tbc fourth I.. Freeman estimate* the
now
assistant
defense
secre
Wullime. hinnerly of Duluth to complete Its viewing of 23
belly of Lakeland, former
time Hie right of the National United Slate* will nave about npportionment.
tary for international security Minn , was headed for Flor sites offered hy the tlx coun
Slate
Sen.
Fled
ll.
Diekiiis**u
#2(10
million
in
storage
ro-t*
Association for the Advance
Kail, who joli.id Shite Sen,
affairs,k would be nominated
ties.
ment uf Cotureit I'copIt- to up by selling U. S. vvbeat to Rus John .Matthew* Jr, uf Jack- of W rit I’nlm Bench, nml to succeed Korth, a former ida on the bus when he saw*
The botrd already haa
some
boy»
looking
jit
him
and
Jacksonville
Mayor
II
ay
dun
sia.
d a te legally in Alabama,
Forth Worth, Tex., banker.
promised
a devidmv uf a alta
•onvillu
la
the
hoe,
said
lie
thought they were going to
Hurnsl
* . '-i,*
estimate* ere
hui Hr, in hi* letter of kill him and lake Iris money. selection at Its Nov, 8 or
wuul-l fight to gel Hu- big-city
Karl
said
the
fuel
that
huth
blind
nil
pending
Soviet
purTables Turned
voter juxl a* much voire m tie and Mathew* ivra close ic'ignailun, said lie wa* leav
11a got off ai Cartcrsvllle, Dec. it meeting. Seminole
NEW YORK i U I'li A mil- td ii'ii of hetw.ii! IM) lo 2UO
ing the post with "the tit- Ga , In get help, but forgot County elector* will vote Nov.
.tale
government
w*
-mullfriends
and
have
simillar
plttljt„fy junta hm ousted the million bushel*, which would
mo*t regret.”
5 on permissive legislation
the suitcase.
' —iphies on government will
1>-111111). an Itipu'dli- regime of only mnke u dent in the 1.2 tuwii citizen*.
lie -aid lie wanted lo "re
Ill u bid for the Mi'trupoli- he tough on their mutual
A native of Finland who permitting th* county to pro
Jmm Ilose li, but in the Now billion bushel (’. S, surplus
lan vote, Hu il.'-year-uld Dtiy* friend*, but Hie end result will turn lo private business and speak* little English, lie wa* ceed with a site acquisition
\m k City con si dale of Hint stockpile now *tnrt'<i in Aunttiiim IteJo'li altoi oey pn-dieti-il probably hm t Iturii*'tlmiin*. attend to my pressing pri unable t*r make ills plight un- should the state choose ona in
nation the Horn It regime lias Inin granaries.
vate affair*." Hi* resignation derstood until • local man this county.
The Agricultuie lU-puitiuent tho U. S. hopreiao Courl will “.Muthmv* Iin, weakened the I* effective Nov. I.
ousted the military junta.
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who spoke Finnish vvai found.
Unlit;.U*l today that Itlloin kill the state • pieseiit ap|Hjr-1|Ks*|tl«»n of Mayor Burn* and
Korth was among Defense
The inspection team was
tloiuuvill
of
li!
senaturs
ami
Autlrariliea
(hen
telephoned
m my travels I find this I* of
mill other Communist route
Hearing Denied
112 repo n-nl.itives. If it, •enl concern lo tin* Ruin* pim Department officials who fig .head ami had tho Lake bring taken on a guided tour
WASHINGTON l l 'l 'l j — tile* might purr ha mi ns uiuWi
ured m Hie explosive Senate Worth police hold the suit today of sites at Geneva, on
ple,” hu said.
'Mu- Supreme Court today de a* 250 million ImsheU ol U. S
tivesligntion of the TFX war(.aka Howell, southeast of
case for him.
Karl designated A l b e r t IiI.uih contract award.
nied a healing to a widow, wheat,
Casselberry, one offered g rat
Three
School
Poller
said
WalHme
linCow an, Ormond Reach hank
Mrs. Victoria St. Pierre Larti A weekly publication by the
mediately put tii« money In ia by C. 8. Lea surrounding
er, a* hi* campaign treasuier
gue, who unsuceeseMfulty sued department's Foreign Agricul Trustees
a hank when hu picked It up Chuluota, and tha fourth
flow’s
That?
und tho Ormond Ib-neli Na
two cigarette companies on tural Service said that “insouth of Lake Jessup and
today.
LONDON
(U
PD
—An
adver
tional Bank ni In* depository.
Ibe ground that they were re- <pi Itie* in recent weeks have Qualify
west of Oviedo.
"I
think
lie
learned
at
this
tiser
hi
the
Time*
nt
London
sponsible foe lu-r husband's imllenled th at around 25o mil
p(ltl u a t , Ray Slaton and He estimated it will lake
Also, during their visit her*
asked today for an "amazon lute stage in life that the best
death in 19-55 of lung earner. lion bushels may be Involved, y rf(| MiMiuir have rpiallflnl 1500,000 to $1 million to wage
the atnt« officers were to b«
place
for
money
is
in
tire
who
i*
also
a
craflsvvoman
for
with the Suviet Union appur tn sneered themselves fur a aurccsaful campaign and
hank.” Detective Sgt. Wil flown by Navy helicopter
rally interested in about loll school true lei* m tho Nov. 5 said lie hu* sufficient finan *hn|> mnnaceress in Strafford
Rocky Deplores
orur all five lites.
liam
Mackenzie said
mi
Avon."
To Be Discussed
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ALBANY, N- Y. (U l'l) — million.”
election, it was reported to cial commltrnvnla to niuko a
go of it.
Sanford's proposed 20-year, Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller
day liy Supt. It. T. Milwee.
Seminole County
rabbit
The superintendent also re
breeders aro invited to a .*850,1100 water expansion pro Sunday night deplored the reIMirted preliminary plan* for
Central Florida association gram will be discussed with fu.nil of Sun, Harry Gold.cu School Bus
a new shop building al .Sem Speeding In
nireting at 8 p.m, Tuesday consulting engineers a t the ter, It-Ariz. to debuts him
inole High School have been
at First Federal in Orlando. r e g u l a r City Commission over television on the issues Driver Cited
Whidbey Island
Sanford's Heavy A t t a c k spcction uf the squadron's 35o at t h a
meeting this evening.
confronting t h e Republican
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Trooper J . L. Sikes reported forwarded to Tallahassee for A Theater?
(Wash.) Naval Air Statkm.
Sqii-ulnm T today received the officers and men.
City
Manager
\V.
E.
Know
putty.
elate
approval.
A Sallflird mail IMistrd
today that Mr*. Florence
There me 3*111,000 mem her*
It wa* Hie first lime since
i lih'f of Nava] Operations
The "pea comaker*,” who
H* -i .mil by Architect John bond Ibis morning prlur In
Walls, school bus driver, was
of l.l in lovul units of the les said Hie expansion, when
solely award, one ■>( the most compiles! a perfect safely PJ.it) that a local unit hud cap
completed,
will
increase
the
Strike
Threat
A.
Burton
IV.
the
building
faring
rhargrs
ol
reckless
cited fur failure to yield the
Florida Congress of Parents |
re-peeled honors in the field record for tlircc >car» front tured the award. Grading in
I'lTTSBUKGII < U I* I > _ right-of-way when her bus, will house woodworking, bas driving . . . In a thratrr!
and Teachers . . . so read* a present flow r/ 3.3 million
uf
Naval aviation.
lise.il IfM'-o through PJH2, won Hie safety competition Is
Justice of the Peace Hugh
proclamation by Guv. Farris gallons pt-r day to 12 mill ion Negoiiatoi* for \\ eating house loaded with Lyman H i g h ic electricity, art ami metal,
the
award lo rompctdioii with based un such factor! a* total
Tint
prized,
engraved
plaElectric
1'nrp.
ami
Ihs
InterHuman repotted thal Hugh
School band members Friday and (Jruftin
Hi y lint setting October as gallon*.
living lime and the nature
P iline purpo-e of the >\- nirtiaiiiial Union of Eb-etiieal evening, collided with a far
Prince Movie land Drive la quo Was pro wilted to the the h) other units which com
"I’TA Wi-iiiliership (enroll
and number ol uircrait land
pri-e
the
Navy’s
heavy
attack
V
All
7
commanding
otlicer,
ptinaion,
lo*
added,
will
be
to
Worker* (IL'El attem pt to tlilvcn by Rutiald I’aync,
Theater, f i l e d complaint
ment Month.”
ing* a* opposed to thu par
provide water for the indus hammer out n new- contract Maitland, at Seminole Boule Rudy R o e o v e r i'd
• « *
against Gary Tatum, JIM'z Cdr, Leroy A. Heath, b> Hear striking force.
Adm.
Hubert
(loldlhwailc.
Six of its competitors are ticipants' overall accident
Nothing hut enthusiasm st trial growth of the area. New ugreemenl today hefore a vard and Highway 17-92. R JACKSONVILLE (Ill’ll — Pulmrlln Avraue, tbarging
commander of Fleet A ir based at Heavy Attack head rate, taking into account the
the coffee this mnrning at well* and two treatment |wi*»il*le midnight strike dead was Hie second *choul bus ac The body nt Mr*. Janice Ann willliil and wanl**il reckless
variance in accident potential
line.
Il.iv11, 21, who drowned when driving Inside the theater Jacksonville, following an in quarters for (lie Pacific Fleet
cident In a week.
the Mayfair when Gen. J. C plants are proposed.
fur each model of uircrult.
her husband'* plane crashed ground*.
Hutchison briefed the state
It was VAIM’s first full
Tatum podrd Sl.",n bond,
Friday, wa* leciiVered hula)
university inspection team on
year uf operations with lh«
from the M .lolm* River in Judge Duncan said, periling
what Seminole t minty has
supersonic A SA Vigilante a t
downtown J.ick-onville
hearing on Nov. ;u
to offer . . , and when llr.
tack hombtf, >■ aircraft
J. Broward Culpepper briefed
which tie squsiruu hu* Down
all the local dignitaries pres
since it first entered llect
ent as to whatthe state will
operation* in PJ42.
rei|Utre on the site selected.
Cdr. Heath's squadron re
* 4 *
turned lu*t muntii (nun P*
Have you noticed that
second deployment to tins
patchwork ijuitt effect on the
Mediterranean with the sleek,
courthouse, wlmt with all the
svvept-wlng weapons system.
scaffolding while the building
fir presenting the award.
Admiral Goldlluvaltc praised
gets its face lifted?
• •
•
the squadron's leadership amt
the team effort which he said
City Clerk Henry Tamm
wa* an integral part uf com
reported at noon today only
The only
piling the wanning safety rec
three candidates for City
ord.
Commission race, with dead
Goklthwujtr, the first com
line fur filing Wednesday of
security
mander of Heavy Attack
this week. Commissioner A.
Wing line when it was based
I.. Wilson Is unopposed as> far
of all is in a
in Norfolk. Va., flew into San
in Oruup II, while Mayor Tom
ford Naval Atr Station e-pecMcDonald and former Com
free press.
lolly to present the award.
missioner Karl Higginboth
t
He attended a -hurt rccepam are pitted against each
tion
in Hie VAll 7 hangar be
oti.vr in Group I.
— Thamai Jtllenon
• * s
fore returning to his JacksunvllUt headquarter*.
The October business meet
ADM. KOItERT GoMtlnv.ute p r e s e n t s the
THREE SEMINOLE High School senior.* htive been honored for their
VAII-T recently added an
ing of the Casselberry Board
high
performance
in
the
National
Merit
Scholarship
teat
Riven
luat
spring,
Navy’s
safety
award
lo
Heavy
Attack
Squadron
other
laurel lo its record by
of Aldermen will be held at
7 in impressive ceremonies this morning at SanT. L. Richey. assistant principal (rig h t), presents letter* of commendawinning the Heavy Attack
7:30 p. tu. today in the Wo
tion to Janie* Long (left) and Jerry Cu|hnn. The third senior, Itennis
ford Naval Air Station. Accepting for YAK-7 i*
Wing Due September Rom but
men's Ciub liuilling on Die.
SUc am.
iL) c.uuuutWuiiu* uU kci, Cdr, LeKoy lleutii (left).
isuulh. rvxcnUk UraUAlerrud tu i ’oui^auo Beach Hi^ii School.
lim i
n su ii...
BRIEFS
Italians Face
threat Of
Landslide
Florida's enrollment In in
stitution* of higher learning
will more than double within
the next seven yean to an
estimated 200.000, it »n» re
ported this morning by Dr.
J. Broward Culpepper, exec
utive director of the State
Hoard of Control.
Dr. Culpepper predicted the
enrollment will expand ftom
Construction
Crew Worker
[•eclrocuted
J
Mme. Nhu Blasts
JFK 'Liberalism'
Wheat Sale
Savings Seen
K a rl H its P re se n t
L e g isla tiv e Lin e u p
Navy Secretary
Man Claims His
Stray $14,000
V A H - 7 G e ts S a fe ty A w a rd
�Jackie Arrives
In Morocco For
3-Day Visit
C V M a t frra tt
Page 2—Mon. O c t 14, ’63
Hurricane Killed
1,000 Cubans.
HAVANA (UP!) — Pre■tier Fidsl Castro announced
ever th« weekend that Hurri
cane Flora killed more than
1.000 Cubana and caused dam■fa eitlmated at hundreds of
millions of dollars.
In a communique publish
ed bora, Castro eharfed that
“tnamlsa of the peopls” are
rejoicing at the plight of tens
of thousands of peasants left
homeless and destitute bp
the disaster.
Ho ptomleed government
help to honlcsno victims and
laid hie regime will rebuild
everything that waa destroyad during the five daya the
hurricane lashed Cube.
Castro, who toured the dis
aster area, said Central Ori
ents Province was flooded
ever a sons 25 to 60 mile*
aside, He said floodwatere
n e e suddenly to unprecedent
ed heights, bringing devasta
tion and death to entire com
munities.
"Indsacrlbabla . , . suffertog took place,** Castro said.
"Entire families sought ref
uge In trees or on the roofs
of houses where they were
pot totally covered. Others
perished.
'" "InduWhda to houses -wars
destroyed. Tens of thousands
ef families af peasants and
farm workers lost all their
belongings, Including crops."
Castro aafd itarfloods-car
ried away livestock and de
stroyed streets, highways and
■silway lines.
He said the flood, drove
160.000 persons from thsir
homes la Orients Province
alone. “Extraordinary ef
forts"
by
revolutionary
<neighborhood spy) commit
tees end other agencies pre
vented the death toll from
mounting Into the tens of
thousands, Castro said.
“The armed forest rescued
thousands ef women and chil
dren from roofs whets many
would have perished," ha said.
"Despite this gigantic effort,
mere than 1,000 men, women
and children lost their lives."
Castro said It would be
some time before the fell ex
tent of the damage wee
known.
McBrayer, Alex George, Morton L. Rodgers, Dennia R. Lundberg, Clemnon F. Nicley, James H.
Rannela and Michael A. Sproul; back row, Billy
R. Cromer, Richard E. Flynn, Merton C, Allen,
James Hillberry, Robert D. Secreat and Reynolds
Lamburt.
(Navy Photo)
THIRTEEN SAILORS of Heavy Attack Squad,
ron 8 "Dragons” were sworn In In a Joint cere
mony for re-enlistments totaling 70 years of
service by their commanding officer, Cdr. Roy
F anner (right) a t Sanford Naval Air Station.
Pictured from the left front row are Douglas R.
World Reds To A r t Show W inners
Meet M y
Named In DeBary
MOSCOW (UPI) — World
Communist leaders will meet
btra next month to begin
talks which may lead to Paking’s expulsion , from the
Moscow-led Communist camp,
Informed sources said Sun
day.
The world's major Commu
nist parties — with thu pro
bable exception of Commun
ist China and Jts allies—are
sending high level delegations
hare between Nov. T and 15
for the Mht anniversary of
the Russian revolution.
The.sources said the par
ties would make one more
effort to bring about an
other Sovlet-Chinsse meeting
to try and ratolva the dis
pute. Such a meeting, how
ever, la likely to be as unsuccessful as last summer's
Ideological talks here.
Elder Springs
Club To Meet
bons) "Tower Bridge" by
Clinton S o m m e r ; "Rusty
Roof" by A1 Mercers "Copper
Urn" by Hilda Balkwlll; "Af
ter The Storm" by Bettye
Baker; "Blue Rocke" by Chest
er EMridge; "Say It With
Flowers” by Frieda Stern;
(Red R i b b o n * ) , "Marsh
Rain" by Kathleen Rand;
"Magnolia” by Beatrice Muller; "Four Season*" by Freda
Webster; "Toys From Tha At
tic” by Evelyn Harrington;
"Fiesta" by Sidle Balkwlll;
“Autumn Floweri" by Marion
Altamonte Green Bar Patrol
Attends Training Conference
By Jalla Bartoa
The tirgen Bar Patrol of
Altamonte Springs Boy Scout.
Troop 36 attended tho Junior
Leadership Training Confer
ence sponsored Oct. 4-6 by
the Wekiwa District at Camp
Lanoche,
On Saturday afternoon the
boys watched a cooking de
monstration given by Ricky
Casselberry of Casselberry
Troop Ml after which each
rooked a ihtok-ka-bob over
charcoal.
Sunday morning, after clean
up, breakfast and the church
service, they received Instruc
tlons In teaching skills and
This month's meeting of the
E lder Springe Home Demon
Stratton Club will be held at
10 a. m. Tuesday at the Home
Demonstration Center on astli
Street la Ssnford.
The lesson will be on "Ac
tivllles, Calories and Me."
New members and visitors
from the Eldar Sprlngs-GLnd Mullet Supper Set
ervtlls areas will be welcom The Men’s Club ol the First
Methodist Church of Sanford
ed.
will meet at 7 p. m. Thurs
It has been estlmatod that day at the homo of J. A. Cal
each cubic mils of eea water houn, 2039 South Mollonvllle
contains thrss tons of nickel. Avenue for a mullet supper.
Area Chamber Of Commerce
Votes United Fund Donation
By Ihmna Estes
A moUon was made and
approved to donate $35 to
the United Fund at the
regular meeting of the Longwood Area Chamber of Com
merce held last Thursday
evening at Hie Civic league
Building on Church Street.
Serving
as
commercial
chairman for the UF in the
Longwood area is Mrs, On
Bie R. Shorn ate.
L. L. Cox staled that per
mission has been grunted to
place a sign advertising the
city on the north side ol
Church Street on Highway
17 02. The sign, to be erected
■t a future date, will read
"Welcome to Longwood."
Maurice Rudolph reminded
the Chamber Ihpt the mobile
unit will be at American Le
gion Old Glory Post 163 on
Thursday (rum 4 until 7:3U
p. ni. to accept blood, lie
urged member* to Inform as
many prospective blood dunors as possible In order that
Old Glory Blood Bank can
continue to function.
Rudolph also Informed that
flv« plats still have not been
turned In for the new city
directory and requested work
ers to complete their plat*
as soon as possible.
A report was heard on pro
gress of the new City Hat!
*od t'uo House aud members
The DsBary Arts and Crafts
Club sponsored a reception
recently at tho DeBary Man
sion House to open the Jur
ied Show of the Club momben la the DeBary Rooms.
Artist Mona Jordon ef Cocoa
was tha Judge.
Winners ware, (Blue Rib
urged to re register to
Majority Jacobs of the
American I.*ml Com
give » short talk on
the C of C could raisf
. Scott, temporary chair
conducted the meeting.
MARRAKECH, M o r o c c o
(UPI)—Mr*. Jacqueline Ken
nedy today discovered that
the birth of a Moroccan baby
and the Intrigues of North Af
rican strife were getting more
attention than her visit here.
The First Lady arrived
Sunday night from Athens for
a three-day private tour.
American officiali w e r e
privately worried about the
timing of the visit. The Algertan-Moroccan border dispute
has turned Marrakech Into an
armed camp.
And exuberant tribesmen
shattered the quiet of the Mo
roccan night by firing their
rifles in celebration of tha
holiday Friday marking the
40th day after the birth of
King Ilasian U's son, Prince
Mohammed.
It Depends On
Who You Are
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -T h e
receptionist tn the Superior
Court Jury Commissioner's
Office warned the man who
came to return *ili Jury >ummoni that "we don't excuse
people because of their job*-"
But when she learned the
reluctant prospective Juror
waa Judge Elmer D. Doyle,
who presides In a courtroom
lust around the hall from her
office, she wrote on the sum-
British Prefer
Race To Speech
Malse; "W in Mena View" by
LONDON (UPI) — The Bri
Paul Blsaell;
tish Broadcasting Corp (BBC)
(Gold Ribbons) "Autumn
said today it received tele
Flowers" by Sella Hoffmann;
phone calls from 600 protest
"The Crltlca" by Clinton Som
ing viewers after it canceled
mer; “The Old Family Bible"
Its telecast of the 2:30 horse
by A1 Mercer; "Road To The
race Saturday afternoon to
Mansion” by C h e a t e r Elbroadcast Deputy Prime Min*
drldge; "The Oaka" by Viola
'ster R. A. Butler’s speech
mont:
Howard; "Hlhlseua" by Elira"Permanently e x c u s e d from the Conservative party
beth Ruppert; "Garden Gems"
conference in Blackpool.
from Jury duty."
by Beatrlro Muller.
Honorable Mention, (White
ALL NEW
Ribbons) "Breaking Point" by
Arthur B e n n e t t ; "Coontie
I’alm" by Kathleen Rand;
Home Of John Stetson" by
Frieda b'tern I "Florida" by
Interior Aerylle
E d i t h Elo'rligs; "Japanese
Latex Paint
Plums" by Katherina SouthONE COAT
worth; "Blacksmith Shop” by
Paul Blsiell; "Marigold” by
NO DRIP
Dickla Young; "A Branch” by
Buy On# Gal. —•
Charlotte Barnett.
Get Ona FREE!
Refreshments were served
from a buffet table overlaid
OUTSTANDING HIDING POWER
CAN HE SCRUBBED WITHIN 10 DAY#
with a pink cloth and centered
DRIES IN 30 MINUTES
with garden blooms, A crystal
NO PAINTY ODOR
punch bowl and tray of cookSOAP AND WATER CLEAN-UP
lsa completed the table.
The Only Paint With A
A keen Interest was shown
In tha paintings of Monit Jo r
WRITTEN
don hanging In the Main Gal
UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE
lery a t th* Mansion House.
Also Can lie Tinted 1,500 Different Colon*
Hostesses for tho recaption
wars Mrs. Sllda Balkwell,
chairman; Mrs. C. Eldrldge,
Mr*. George Brooks and Mra.
G. Spaulding who were assistFA 2-3649
209 w. 1st ST.
cd by several club members.
watched demonstrations of
■kills required to make second
class rank.
Skills needed to make first
das* scout were presented
during the afternoon.
At the end of the program
each boy attending w as
awarded a certificate of com
pletion which qualifies him aa
Instructor In the baste skills.
Attending from Altamonte
were Gary Qaresche, Jeffry
McLeod, Donald Pott, Joe
Crocker, Jack S l m u a s k ,
Bruce Stuart and Jam es Full
er. Cory McBride of Explor
er Post 36 served on the staff
of Instructors.
The troop was accompanied
by Scoutmaster Jack Stuart
and Joe Slmunek, W. L. Oareiche Joined the troop on
Sunday and Graham Fuller
supplied transportation lor
the equipment necessary to
aet up the demonstration
campsite which was a pro
ject aisigned to the Altamonte
boys
Note should he made here
that the Jack Stuart family
is an allout scouting family.
He to scoutmaster of the
troop; his wife Shirley, 1*
Den mother for Den 2 of Cub
Pack 331; youngest son, Bob
by, Is a membe" of the cub
<ton; John, their oldest son Is
a member of the Explorers
having attained the rank of
Eagle in Troop 36; Bruce, 13
is a life scout in Troop 26
and to year old Bonnie U
a member of Altamonte Girl
Scout Troop 13.
Rol Hide
Mary Carter Paints
Convoy Moves In
BERLIN (UPI) — Ths
United States today sent an
other army convoy through
Communist Eaat Germany
along the same highway
where Soviet guards held up
18 vehicles for 62 hours last
week.
Informed source* said the
■ixe of the convoys would be
arranged in an attem pt to
avoid further incidenti with
th* Russians. But there was
no intention of holding off
on troop movements to and
from Btrlin, which a n guar
anteed
under
four-power
agreement.
Tbs Soviets released the
stalled convoy Saturday a ft
er blocking it on the outskirts
of Berlin In a dispute ovsr
counting th* 61 men It car
ried.
The Soviet* demanded that
th* soldiers get out of their
truck* and Jeeps to be count
ed. Th* Amsrlcsn* rsfused.
Tbs sourcss said the dis
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$1.5 Million Missile Workers School OK'd
Hospital
Notes
TALLAHASSEE (FIT) —
The Board of Control gave
quick approval to planning a
$1.5 million program to take
graduate engineering instruc
tion to missile workers in the
C«|*e Canaveral area.
The so-called Graduate En
gineering Education System,
GENKSYS for short, was the
University of Florida's an
swer to a tihhl legislative art
directing the university to ex
tend Its graduate engineering
OCTOBER tl
Adml* stoat
Alma Cully, Alie no Rcmlcy,
Haialer, Reha Prelutto, Jam es Kirkland, There
sa Hayes, Hattie McCloud,
Ruth A. Buizell. Homer .Mil
ler, Marie Levy, J a m e s
Staggs, Clyde Muse, Harry S.
Cramer, all of Sanford; Hedonle Wilson of Orlando.
Births
, Mr. and Mrs. J. I*. Avery,
"baby girl of Lake Mary; Mr.
and Mrs. Roger R. Hobbs, a
baby girl, of Sanford.
Discharges
Flossie Goodson. E artlu Al
len, Harry S. Cramer, Lil
lian McCall, George Turner,
Emest S. Scipln. Charlie Sin
gleion, Emma Mary Hall, all
of Sanford; Arthur McKenzie
| of Mims; Glenda Fay Isley of
’ DeBary.
OCTOBER 12
Admissions
Hatha M. Haynes, Wanda
Dixon, Roy F. Powers, Cas
sia MeCrey, Juanita Austin,
Mary Nettles, all of Sanford
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hayes, a
baby girl, Mr. and Mrs. Horn| er Austin, a baby girl, all of
Sanford.
Discharges
Ellen Grissom, Claude Lea
gue, David Michael Turner,
Mark Whlgham, Alfred C.
Doudney, Betty G a r r e t t ,
Claude Tyre, Altainae Rich
ardson, Beulah Miller, Denise
Swain and baby girl, Janice
0. Raina and baby girl, all of
) Sanford; Anthony Uppel, Lu
ther F. Browniow of DeBary;
Ruth Harris of Cuyahoga
Falls, Ohio; Kathleen Six ot
Longwood.
OCTOBER 13
Admbuliuu
Mattie Hunter, Carrie Bell
Hayes, LcKoy C. Kohl), Mark
K. Sands, Katherine Bishop,
Fannie Williams, Sybil Best,
►Annie Myers, Dawn Kiddy, all
of Sanford; Mary It. Dawson,
Lillian Cleland of DeBary;
Adelle McMurry of Lake
Mary; Nancy Eloiso Pfcifauf
•f Osteen.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wil
liams, a baby boy, Mr. and
Mrs. M. Nettles, a baby boy,
Mr. and .Mrs. G. D. Bishop,
) a bahy girl, all of Sanford;
Mr. and Mrs. Ken McMurray,
a baby girl, of Lake Mary;
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Pfelfauf, a baby girl, of Osteen.
Discharge*
Edrenna Edwards, M a r l a
Levy, Ruth A. ituzzell, Wanda
Dixon, Melvin King. Ursula
West and baby boy, all of
. Sanford; Harold G. Barry, Al' phonse Van Megroot, of De
Bary; Betty Freeman of Lake
course* to tho East-Central
Florida area.
It was proposed a* an In
terim program until a fouryear university ia constructed
in the area.
Board approval in effect of
fered the stuff to meet with
representative* of the Educa
tional Television Commission
and the institute for Continu
ing Studies to work out a co
operative effort to put the
GENKSYS plan Into opera
tion. It must come hack to the
board for final approval.
Aa outlined by Dean Thom
as Martin, ths university
school of engineering, the
plan will ure 70 per cent live
instruction hy resident profes
sors and ths rest a novel
closed circuit television sys
tem that permit* student* to
ask questions of the instructor
via telephone connections.
Immediate planning call*
for facilities at Orlando, Co
coa, Daytona Beach and Mel
bourne.
I.AKE .MONROE PTO OFFICERS are, from loft, Mrs. J. R. Stapler, Mrs.
Pauline Kirkpatrick, B. F. Garni.* and Mrs. A. S. Doudney. James Murray,
right, is new principal of the Lake Monroe School.
(Herald Photo)
He is n 1020 graduate of the
U. S. Naval Academy, who
also list* among hi* creden
tials n diploma from Washing
ton’* National War College,
the famous preparatory school
for high level miliUiiy leader
ship.
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N a vy Day Observance Slated
A reception and dinner will
be held by the Central Florida
Council of the Navy League in
conjunction with national ob
servance of Navy Day, Oct.
27.
The event will he held Fri
day evening. Oct. 25, at San
ford Naval Air Station.
Vice Adm. Fitzhugh Lee, top
man in the Nafry'a nviution
(ruining program, will be the
speaker.
Admiral la-e is chief of Naval
Air Training with headquart
er* at tho Pensacola Naval
Air Station. Hi* fur-flung
command cover* training op
eration* scattered from I’ens*
ecola to Corpus Christi, Tex.
Tim veteran aviator is no
stranger to Sanford, having
visited hero during the 10(11
Bombing Derby ami again in
February l'J(i2.
For
P ro p e rty
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The dinner Is being hosted
by tho commanding officer of
tho Sanford Naval Air Station
ond tho commander of Heavy
Attack Wing One. A lour of
station and Wing facilities
will precede the reception-din
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MIAMI (Spl.) —C H I', De
velopments. Inc., a leading
Florida community develop
ment and construction firm,
today called a special meet
ing of stockholders to veto on
■ proposal hy the company’s
board of directors that Hi*
company’s name It* changed
to '’The Deltona Corporation."
Q The meeting will he held at
10:30 a. in. on Thursday, Nov.
7, it tlie Savoy Hilton Hotel
In New York City.
In a proxy statement sent
to holder* of 1.31*.SOS sharer
of C.K.P Developments com
mon stock, Frank E. Macklc
Jr., president, pointed out
that the Company is primar
ily engaged in a "compre( | hensive real estate business"
and said that the name C.
K. P Developments "no long
er reflect*, with clarity, the
company’s
present opera
tions "
The name ' ‘Deltona'* Is
wed hy the company’s orineipal community development,
which is located on a 15,0noaere tract between Sanford
B and Daytona Beach, Florida.
Because of (hat, Mackle said,
the proposed new name has
"received substantial publi
city and acceptance’’ and
esn be easily applied to any
expansion or diversification
of the company's activities
without running the risk of
obsolescence "
~ The company owns or con• trols through options mors
than 33,000 acres of land In
vinous parts of Florida, and
tl engages! In development of
the land and the construc
tion of homes, apartments,
utility systems, shopping cen
ters. roads and other com
inunity facilities.
The meeting notice ami proQ *J Statement went to C.K.P.
Developments shareholders of
••coni as of Ovt. 4.
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th a t to weave together American
and Soviet techniques m ight taks
fa r longer.
They do not aay such technical
co-operation would be impossible,
only that it would b« extremely diffi
cult and require a maximum amount
of mutual good will.
Ail the problems involved would
be more complicated rath e r then
lea>.
As smalt examples, there are the
language barrier and th e fact we
and the Russians do not use the ssms
system of measurement.
Our specialists move from this to a
far blggsr obstacle. Much space tech
nology remains secret m ilitary infor
mation, since it is obviously impossi
ble to separate many of the tech
nical factors involved in space flight.
The question therefore arises
how we can expect to achieve the
needed co-operation for a lunar ven
ture without firs t lowering major
military barriers through some plan
of disarmament.
That presumes a level of U. 8. Soviet collaboration and an easing of
the crisis mood which goes fa r be
yond tho limited te s t ban treaty un
dertaken as a shuky first step.
The fact that th e President mads
the proposal for a Joint moon trip
may help to Increase m utual trust
and confidence between two great
powers caught fo r long yearn in
dangerous conflict around the globe.
Yet, ironically, the proposal's
practical worth m ay depend on our
first attaining a much greater level
of trust and confidence than now
exists.
Whether that can be niunaged is
reuliy the central question.
Sober second thoughts on Presi
d en t Kennedy’s proposal for a joint
V. S. - Soviet moon venture BUggeat
th a t the Immediate fruits. If any, are
likely to be limited to the diplomat
ic field.
I t m iy be, in other words, a way
o f measuring the intentions and a t
titudes of th e two great powers a t •
tim e when, for reasons not wholly
clear, certain halting steps are being
tried toward a thaw in the cold war.
We now know what we did not
know when the President included
tide proposal In his United Nations
speech: a Russian scientist broach
ed th e idea of a joint moon trip in
• September talk with NASA’s dep
uty adm inistrator Hugh Dryden.
The President later communicat
ed with Soviet Premier Khrushchev
to learn whether the scientist wss
speaking for the Kremlin.
Kennedy’s decision to include
this m atter in the speech evidently
was a last-minute choice. T h a t he
did so surely la convincing sign of
our earnestness in the search for
means of easing East-West tensions.
Moscow can hardly ba unimpressed.
Viewed practically, however, the
moon proposal is at this moment a
much more dubious proposition.
Space specialists studying th e notion
since tne President put it forward
make a number of points.
They think it would slow down
rath e r than speed up the g reat rock
et lenp to th e moon.
Our space officials and engineers
—operating just within the limits
aet by our own space technology —
often argue for months nnd even
years over various vital technical al
ternatives. The general feeling is
Q uotes
Dr. C rane's
W orry C linic
audibly an a alto whittling choir seats In tha atota or na
for variation- all during the tional Congressional halls,
they should a t least “ play
session,
Indeed, ona of tha repre- ball” with tha visitor* and
■entatlvea beckoned Patty to especially the tern-ago pages,
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Hut a t 8:30 a. m., the en 183T, before the Washington
coma over to hie teat and of dun’t you agree?
Tha alarm clock begins dung. vironment has undergone an Washington Monument wee
fend
her a cigar.
At least they should look
abrupt
transformation.
1
re
even started. I t took almost
Ins praclicly a t 0:30 a. in. For
Meet of bar time th at day respectful and interested in
solve never to touch the fruit nn entire day to build I t
a moment, groping my way of the Juniper bush again.
while she served as page was order to maintain the proper
Moreover, It is 1,000 feet
■pent carrying eoffea to the "image” th at faithful achool
through tha fog of slumber, I I make my way Into the
higher then tha Washington
lawmakers.
teachers try to create fe r our
—•am under lha Impression that kitchen, pack a lunch consist Washington Monument. That
Since the Indiana legisla duly elected representative*.
ing
of
a
cold
meet
loaf
sand
th e n has been a prison break
is because the Ilooiislioro
ture woe about evenly divided
wich and head for tha rendei- Washington Monument was
Suppose physicians a n d
Somewhere.
between Republicans end De dental s u r g e o n s walked
vuua point—a restaurant.
built
on
lop
of
a
1,duo-foot
Then I remember, 1 have sit We meet In the parking lot,
mocrats, Patsy wee asked If around In their socks, puffing
mountain.
either party seemed morn on slgara a n d offending
tha alarm because 1 have to check directions with our lead
The hawks are supposed to
dignified.
gut up early. 1 have commut er, make certain our blnl fly over the monument en
patients!
She said she didn't see
ed myself to go to Iloonihoro, watchers' manuals are at ths their
(Always writ# U Dr.
migration aim
and
..... . southward*• miiimitiit
much difference.
Md., with a party of bird ready, and the safaris under
('rant in car* of this news
- u - -wr
8o do you readers think It paper, enclosing a tong
state legislature.
watchers to sc* the hawks fly
. . .
uur binoculars.
It la eolil up there on Mon “Thera's one I" I shout ss a “Dr. Crane," I huve often inspire* mura admiration for ■tamped, add reward enve
over Monument Knob.
The Invitation to witnrss ument Knob, Along with about targa winged creature flashes been asked, “ isn’t It a splen our government to send high lope and 10 rente to cover
did asperianec for teen-agers school students to their eta tv typing end printing cost*
this ornithological spectacle a dosen Audubon members, I across my Hits of rlelon.
legislatures If they are to when you send for one ef
was extended by a frlrnil of nm perched on top of the “That'a a gnat, you Idiot," to serve as pugesT"
On the surface, that would view such disrespect?
mine who Is a member of the Washington Monument. Not my friend exclaims.
hie booklets.
Audubon society. At tha time, the Washington Washington It la difficult to adjust jour certainly Seem to be true, Mayba it would be safer tu
leave the teen-agers back In
over a eecond round of *i|ut>es- Monumsnt. T h e Huontboru vision to binoculars, but fi wouldn’t It?
school whom they can cherish
Hut
suppose
those
high
ings from tha fruit of the Jun Washington Monument.
nally I score. While the others
The Uooneboro Washington are diverted hy a rufous-tilled schoolers coins sway from the their Illusions about the dig
Iper buih, it seemed like t
Monument wee erected in towhee, I sight nine hawks state legislature disillusion nified demeanor end respect
swell Idea.
By llal Cochran
ful behavior of legislators.
ed? Then what?
winging down the valley.
Sometimes, however, visit Meybe a good belt would
Fur exam pie, Patsy said
It
takes
stamina
to
win
yuur
OUlt HOARDING HOUSE
make soma tean-ngera buckle
spurs aa a bird watcher, but ■lie expected dignity end re or* to Congress in Washing
WELL IVCJWDOfOO once you make It you are on spect for tha presiding of ton will grow Irate at the down.
email handful of Senator* or
AW.C'/ltOl,] [WSt AKCMAlYX.06H.T6
top of the world. Or a t least ficer.
VJMACK AT o m e e v t f w i e m II™ 1
Women He* longer Shan
WHACK IT
Rut she rep. »ted Unit many Representatives in their seat*
nn
top
of
the
lluuusboru
Wash
OPBMf-—■ 11 V/A6 EXCAVATlMa lei
men, or meybe Just living
while
Congress
ia
in
session.
legislature
w
e
r
e
running
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u, ington Monument.
llut the absentees niny be with men make* K
AT IT AT, IP \lMFlfllTK CARK.eciAOf Wb A
I
** The only thing mar* Hi rill around with their shove off.
working
very diligently in longer.
Others,
even
while
the
pre
'iOUtaii
MOT VlllAT
ltd THUS " U A r 4 T H P M
ing is slaying at hums In bed.
CKACKlMtt
t f t o X — s u p p o s i n g x W A 6 ' tfCWTLY
Ccmmlttea
Rooms, inUrvtowsiding
officer
was
speaking,
H tetv TO <AMTB |T WITH RflOOW l POtSHEDJ
Tt'e she* ye the Iritis derl?
would read their newspapers ing witnesses.
fOUMDlMO ANDTUCCAlTS (NAILS
"JACK PROMT''
or carry on conversations Or they may be phrasing next door who starts tha fight
COMTAlMCO P R ie c u r.A , ^ ,
MINCJ POPCHl AlMi. V i eHJfJ
Referring tu winter cold Ss without even lowering their snd writing bdla or digging with your little angel.
out facte from the books sent
“Jack Frost" is an allusion voices to a whisper.
to e Scandinavian dwarf who Another had Ids radio turn over to their offices from Some gals figure al l It
lakes is lots of pluck to have
had a lilllu red nose and fare. ed on and was listening to it the Library of Congress.
According to popular belief, hutsad nf heeding the Speak So the mere absence of pretty eyebrows.
he would bite people on the er of the House, though the most members doesn't mean
cheeks and note during cold latter waa pounding with hie positively th at they aren’t The smerteet lay-eway plea
Is the on* applied to sp an
working hard.
weather, accounting tor their gavel to quiet them down.
Rot when they do occupy money.
Still another kept singing
red faces.
B ird W atching For B irds
What do yea thlah ef
Patsy's remarks about her
slate legtoletareT Alee, her
•sprrlence to fairly typical
of whet pages find la many
other elate Irglelaturee. Bo
It la time th at tho etas tad
representatives ef the peo
ple realise they must live
up to the digalflod "Image"
w fa I e fa patriotic school
leat hern create la the minds
of youngsters]
CASK 4-473: Patsy Camp
bell, aged 14, la a popular
high sc hoc! girl a t Vincennes,
Indiana.
Karlier this year aha served
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(.In itiatio n
lerlei while civil rights de fora (federal and state? veto
bate ia on and kay votes a n nr qualities tfoo standards.
being taken.
“Nearly M ytxm after too
Meetings wtt fa* sought Supreme Court to r ltim to
with songressmao to their the school Beangregettoa e s s
own districts, especially dur es, Negro children will attend
ing Thanksgiving weekend. segregated schools to a l
Nov. 7140. It I* expected that parts of the nation . , . be
civil rlgMs legislation will be cause of existing housing pqto
Local saapaiMM wtM ba emerging from the Mouse terns and emptoymetti prow
caoeaotntod on states and ■bout tfato time and entering ticei.
districts represented fay p e r the Senate for committee
"Within on* year alter is
bspi 100 congressman whose consideration.
suance of Executive Order
position on civil rights reform A second phase of the cam 11043 (banning discrimination
paign to desl with en expect In housing), little h a t been
Is considered doubtful.
ed Senate filibuster will then done lo Implement k so toe.
ap
“The vast majority of Mw
peals sad group petitions be thrown into gear.
Ia announcing these plant greet are unskilled and sera*(tom these congressmen's
own oofutilueeta are to be after an all-day meeting of skilled workers. Displaced h r
the Leadership Conference on machines, they sw tll to#
organised.
There wig fan other psttMian Civil Rights to Washington, ranks of ths unemployed . . .
Its chairman. Roy Wilkins, de Ths reasons locludt inadequ
t« city eotmcili, state legis
clared there would be no sit- ate education, inferior Jot
latures aod governors
ins at congressmen's ofllrei. training, discrimination hy
Local marches are planned
Wilkins also opposed plans
to accompany petitions to the
private employers and by
for • nationwide boycott of
state and local administration
post offices, to sta rt them on
Christmas shopping.
their way to Washington.
of federal program*.
"We have used boycotts
Delegations of 15 to 30 lo
“Civil rights denials exist to
cal eltliens will be brought against specific merchants all areas of the nation, but
to the Capitol to sit in the gab effectively," he said. “ If this their inter-relationships are
is scattered to the 50 states.
more apparent in the heavily
It will lose its power.”
populated urban areas . . .
Any idea of postponing ac
This is the challenge of « m
tion or of passing only the
60's.'*
tax cut nr the civil rights bill
The Civil Rights Commis
I believe the Americans this year It rejected by the sion makes a score of detail
Negro leaders.
ed recommendations to eoshsva good intentions, but
“ I think we can have both,"
somslims* they are stupid . . says Wilkins. “ But. U not, rect these abuses. 1* every
case, these recommendations
I thought Americans had we’ve got to have ouri. Tax
go far beyond provisions of
cuts
can
be
made
retroactive
learned their lesson with the
the House Judiciary subcom
Synghman Alice regime in if passed next year. But our mittee civil rights bill.
people
are
being
killed.
Korea, but now I see them
Negro leaders kail Mm r e
“This is not 1#4T o r MW.
doing tha seme thing here (in
port aa “a dean and wetoomo
It's
1963.
and
If
any
politician
South Viet Nam).
break (Tom the old piecewieto
—1Thleh Tii Quang, Buddhist thinks be can postpone action, approach." It to considered
lender who took asylum a t it is a monumental blunder." better thin President Ken
These ft rung views w ro nedy's origins! program but
the U. B. embassy in 'S aiexpressed In Washington un still not good enough.
fOB.
tho same day that tha U. S.
It to time to unit* ths corn- Commission on Civil Bights
(lied Its third biennial report
belt with the cornpoite.
—Lt. Got. Paul Johnson of Just before tho Senate gave
Alabama, suggesting a new it a one year lejso on life. Its
report was a frank admission
party allying Republican
LASTING I
that it had failed to accom
conservative* w ith Demoplish its mission.
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Maintrnsncr Merrier
guarantee to enactm ent by
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of militant National Farm
ers Organisation, on plan
te withhold f e d grains
from market.
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ing pi f e d bp Mm March os
Washington tosderi to pres
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DEAR ABBY:
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Several
days ago my friend had
her first child, a boy. Three
weeks before she had the
baby her doctor told her
that, according to her heart
beat, she was going to have
■ girt. My friend believed
the doctor and gave away
all the gifta she received
for a boy, thinking she’d
have no use for them. Now
that she tuts a boy she is
very disappointed and an
gry because she gave away
many things aha could hava
used. Don't you think her
doctor should he held re
sponsible for what she lost
out on7
A FRIEND
DEAR FRIEND: There
1* no way to foretell the
»ex of a child before birth.
Some doctors will take a
good-humored guess, but
their predictions are rarelytaken seriously. Nor should
they be.
•
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•
•
DEAR ABBY: I think
you gave th a t 17-year-old
sitter a bum steer when you
told her to quit her job be
cause a lecherous middle
aged man tried to kiss her.
If she quila a job astry
time the nine into that,
■ha’ll be looking for a new
By Abigail Van Buren
•
Job every week. Why not
stop him cold with, "No
more of that! You’re too
fine a man to behave that
way!"
MADELINE
DEAR MADELINE: Are
YOU kidding T That would
not stop • high school
freshman. There's only ona
way to itralghten out a
lecher, short of using a
baseball bat — and that's
to remove yourself from the
scene.
•
•
•
•
DEAR ABBY: Something
happened last night and
I'm atill shaking. My fiance
and I were driving through
a residential district at ex
actly ten o'clock. There
were no lights, and the
speed limit was 10 m.p.h.
We were doing about ten.
Suddenly, out of nowhere,
a small boy, no more than
nine year* old, appeared in
front of vr on « bicycle.
Wo came within inches of
hitting him. There was not
a single light or reflector
on his bike and he was
riding it right down the
middle of the street. Slow
as we were going, w c might
have killed him. He didn't
seem the least bit disturb
ed about his close call. He
j lacobyOn (Bhidqst
>
"Winning
Defense,"
by
John Brown, U another Eng
lish book that has recently
been re-published In this
country. It ia not an easy-toread book. British books
never are, but It Is certainly
worth-while reading far any
one who wanta to improve
his defensive play.
Mr. Brown points cut that
a good defensive player
should be alert to take ad
vantage of any mistakes de
clarer might m ike.
East won the opening heart
lead with the queen and con
tinued the suit in order to
force dummy South ruffed in
dummy and led a diamond to
hia queen.
West touk hia king and re
turned the ten apot which
w o r t h <i»
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South woa with iiia ace.
At tins point Smith should
have attacked trumps, where
upon nothing had would hap
pen to hint, but South docld
just laughed and went ped
aling down the middle of
the street, 1'ita.c put this
in your column, Abby, for
thick-skulled parents who
leach their children nothing'
about safety, and neglect to
outfit their children's bikes
with proper lights.
MARY
DEAR MARY: Your let
ter MAY wake up a few
parents, but you and your
fiance should hava followed
that boy horna and had a
talk with hll.
a
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C O N F I D E N T I A L TO
MR. FLETCHER. THE
HISTORY TEACHER: E i
ther and Mary were abso
lutely right! Ami if you
write to me. I'll answer
your letter, too.
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w ith th # C l e r k o f th l* C o u r t ■
of h *r alm ln lu trn *
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up on t h t p l a i n t i f f o r p t a l n t l f r * an o r d a r d i s c h a r g i n g EMMA
attorney*, v l u u ,
n . m * a n d C H A R LC Y la U M 11 a i s u c h
a d d r t i a la J e n n l t i k a .
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and
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1299
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tility of Indians and the pio ilyn Monroe, Brigitte BarM N Sanford Ava.
neer hardships his homeland dot. Ktizaheth Taylor, etc.
has been reading about.
9:30-li) p.m. NBC. Holly
wood and tire Start. "Sirens.
Symbols ami Glamor Girls"
Part 11. The second half of
an intriguing collection of
film dips of beautiful women
threaded together by ■ drab
commentary purporting to
NOW OPEN
analyze the whys and where
-115 FRENCH AYE., SANFORD
fores of being a Hollywood
love goddess. Actually, this
For Carry Out Orders Please I'hone 3I2-99I8
gives a chance to rehaili the
We'll Hate It Ready
personal problems of Rita
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By Oswald Jacoby
ed to ruff a third heart in
dummy Then ha pieycti uic
ace and ten of trumps.
East was ready for this
play. He went right up with
the king and threw South
back ia dummy with liie Jack
of diamond*. South had to
lead clubs from dummy and
East was able to ruff the
third elub and set the contra d .
Of course, East would have
looked mighty silly if his play
of the king had dropped an
honor from hi* partner's
hand. And, of course, declar
er had umpteen ways to make
the hand. Instead he found
the one way to go down and
East had risen to the occas
ion.
J h a W om an •
Every neighborhood ought
to have:
At least one fattier who lx
good at "fixing" things and
has ths patience to let the
played by Richard Burton.
8:30-9 p m. CBS. The Lucy
Show. Another episode Involv
ing Lucy and Vivian'* (Lu
cille Ball and Vivian Vance)
underdog effort* on the wom
en's softball team, only this
Line vlu iiisj Luey winds up
a heroine. How she win* the
came provides the show's
hliarit) high spot.
8:3d-lt) p.m. ABC. Wagon
Train. "The Robert Harrison
Clarke Story." (Color) Good
characterizations, particular
ly that of Michael Rennie in
the title role of a British
newsman antagonistically in
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day Night at (ho Movies.
"The Itains of Hanciiipur."
(Color) This 1955 adaptation
of the Louis BromtieUI novel
stars Lana Turner. Richard
Burton.
Fred Mac.Murray.
Michael Rennie «Tin juaii
Caulfield. It Is the story of u
romance between an Amer
ican wife of a British Lord
and a Hindu physician. The
lord. Michael Rennie, is in
jured while hunting tigers in
the small principality of
Ranchipur. As lie is getting
better, his wife. Miss Turner,
falls in love with his doctor,
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LADY FAIR ICED BOSTON
CHOC, or PINEAPPLE
By Ruth Millett
lo it that the neigltboriiood
gets together mnv and then
to that they really feel like
neighbors, Instead of just so
many families living in the
same block.
At least one large family
where children are always
welcome—because a few more
don't make more than the
ordinary amount of noise and
confusion.
At least one "listener'' who
ran be counted on to listen
to anyone's troubles without
passing them along as gossip.
At least ouu gardener with
a green thumb to inspire the
rent of the homemakers and
to dispense free advice—when
asked — on gardening pro
blems.
At least our yard tiiat is
big enough for a baseball
diamond, owned by parents
who don’t mind having it
serve as such.
At least one calm grand
mother who can assure the
children they are worrying
about today will make them
proud in times to come.
Nut all neighborhoods have
all of these human assets.
Hut those that do are lucky;
tor, they are good neighbor
hoods to live in.
LADY FAIR PETITE
BROWN ’N SERVE
IN THE FAMILY’
CLAYTON, Mo. ( UIH) Golf ix no tU a n a f r to tha
Doutrht* home, lluve, n tourtnyj |iro, i.-t tile son and grandnon of Srotl.-di profesnionili-.
Ilia Krundfnlher owned n
course near Edinburgh and Ins
father learned the gumc at an
early age, Naturally, Dave
did, too.
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�Osteen Club Conducts Workshop
Mrs. Tetenbaum Selected
Key Girl O f Jaycee Wives
to ha sold at a selected place td a t tha burines* meeting.
By Mrs. Clarence Snyder I The community of Osteen fund raising workshop.
before
Christmas. Mrs. Nor At thia tima “Happy Birth
A
t
this
meeting
and
many
The Osteen Home Demon- ia organising a civic canter,
man
Miller
ia chairman of day" wai eung to thrM mem
ts
follow,
elub
members
or
stration
Club
met
for
an
all
Thla
was
a
brain
ehlld
of
the
Tha Daughters of Wesley
bers, Mrs, P. T. Piety, Mr*.
this
project.
anyone
Interested
will
create
Sunday School Class of the day see*Ion, recently a t tha I HD Club which ia now spoilMrs. James Wallin presld- Clarence Snyder and Mra.
homa of Mr*. Norman Miller. I aoring an Osteen community a stockpile of salable articles
First Methodist Church held
afrtt* Stark.
Ike Jaycee Wives Club se
the
October
dinner
meeting
A doll Mras acepted from
lected Mrs. Charles H. Teten
Miss Ellalee Kirchhoff to b«
at the home of Mra. Charles
baum for th« "Key Girl"
sold and the proceeds added
Meriwether, on Celery Are.
award by tba group.
to tha community fund.
Mr*.
Clauds
Herndon
wai
Thla award la given to tha
Tha next regular club meat*
chairman of hoatessea, as
girl selected by a vote of the
In* will be Nor. 12 a t the
sisted by Mrs. M. L. Wright,
members who has done the
homa of Mr*. Mary Barn
Mrs. G. B. Hudson, Mra. T. J.
h art on the Enterprise Road,
most to assist the president
Four new members were
Boyette, Mrs, Chester Dan
ami the elub during tha year.
iels and Mra, Meriwether.
welcomed
Into the club, Mrs.
Mrs. Tetenbaum, Immed
Barnhart, Mrs. Albert Pell,
Mr*. R. F. Cole, class
iate past president, was chair
teacher, gave tha invocation
Mrs. Allean Stout and Mra.
man of the waya and means
and Mrs. C. M. Flowers, pres
Lilly Boyer.
committee. Under her direc
ident, conducted the business
Others attending were, Mra.
tion two successful projects
session. It was voted to
Laura Ball, Miss Alica Daywere completed, one of which
change the regular meeting
ton, Mrs. 11. B. Nixon, Mrs.
raised 6200 for the Little Red
data of tha clasa to tha first
H. A. Stone, Mrs. R. N.
School House.
Tuesday starting In Novem
Mosley of Birmingham, Ala*
She misted other commit
ber. Tha regular date In the
Mrs. Edward Pell, Mra. Joa
tees when needed, including
past was on Monday.
Masters, M n. Robert Wil
the membership and social
It was also voted to keep
liams, Mrs. Haxel Gllhuly.
•ommlttees, assisted the Jay
the minion quota the same
ese* on vartoua projects and
Also, Sira. Bertha Hardin,
as it has been tha past few
aarved as director of proMrs. John Tatum Jr., Mrs.
OSTF.EN
HOME
DEMONSTRATION
CLUB
from
the
project
to
be
added
to
the
building
fund
years. Making donations to
Julius Gerheardt, Mra. W. L.
memberi* busy making articles with proceeds
for the Osteen Civic Assn,
(Cox Photo)
tht birthday bank were Mrs.
In IMS her husband was
Roche, Mrs. R. C. Lon*, Mrs.
Cole, Mrs. S. M. Plckina, Mr*.
chosen "Jaycee Key Man.*'
Jessia Rohe of Franksville,
Anne Williams and Misa Car
They have three children,
N. J., Mr*. I. Walter Hawrie Wert.
Mrs. Fauver
Terri, six, Ronnie, three, and
Woman’s
Club
kins, Mrs. Robert Rhodes and
Following the covered dish
Susan, two, A native of SanMrs. Mary Ye* mans.
dinner
the hostessea served
lord, Mrs. Tetenbaum Is tha
Hostess
For
dessert of lea cream and cake Plans Christmas
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
to the 3Q members and two
Manuel Jacobson.
IF THERE IS A
visitora present. Visitor* were Workshop
Auxiliary
She Is a graduate of Duka
BREEZE
Mrs. John T. Adame and
University and n former
By Mrs. II. L. Johnson
prepared by the hostesses far
The Women’s Auxiliary of
decorations
A
Christmas
Mrs.
A.
Policy,
sister
of
Mrs.
teacher. The family lives at
WE GET IT —
MRS. CHARLES H. TETENBAUM
Mrs. Wilbur Pent and Mrs. the evening.
the Gimlerville Volunteer Fir*
W. E. Raines.
workshop Is being planned by
m Elliott Ave., In tha MayIn the absence of the presi
Robert Dorn were welcomed
WE ARB OPEN AIR
teir section.
the Luka Mary Woman’s Club ne new members nf the Lake dent, Mr*. Ed Dowell, vice Dept, met recently at the
WHY NOT WASH
to be held for members and Monroe Home Demonstration president conducted the busi home of Mr*. D. II. Fauver
fur
the
monthly
session.
IN
COMFORT AT invited guests on Thursday, Club during their recent meet ness meeting.
Discussions were made con
Robert
Mero,
from
the
Mling
held
in
tha
Community
KWITE-WHITE
O ct 24 at the Lake Mary
tadya Fabric Shoppe, spoke cerning ways of raising
building in Lake Monroe.
LAUNDRY
Chamber of Commerce Build
money
for
the
supplies
of
the
Mr*. Charlotte Whitmore, to the club on the fashion
2439 FRENCH AVE.
ing.
Fire
Dept.
A
sunshine
fund
show to be held on Nov. 14
Blurting at 9 a. m., Mra. county school lunchroom su which they will co-sponsor wns started among those
pervisor, spoke to the group
John Morgan will give a dem
present.
on "Your Knrrgy Need* and with the Monroe Club.
!)> Jana Cn««*lh*rrr
onstration on making holiday
A culled meeting Is plan
Roil
call
was
answered
with
Ths Oviedo Woman's Club
Catorles."
She
told
how
your
A reception wna held for
wreaths, ami from 10 to 11
ned
fur today at 7:30 p.m. at
will sntsrtsln ths Oviedo Air. and Mrs. Carl Stoddard
body compares to un automo very interesting household
n. m. Airs. Fied Conns will In
the
home of Mrs. Louie
hints.
Mrs.
Jullous
IllarkweldHigh School faculty, thalr following their wedding re
struct members on how to rre- bile, how luuth food «nergy
niidg-j, 2000 Orlsndu Diive.
husband* and wive* and cently at their home, 200 Lin
you need for one dny an 1 er led the devotioiT*.
nto arinngements with dry
members' husbands, today at coln ltd., In Cuasclbcrry.
The club will be hostess In All interested indies are in
how much. She also said to
OF STRAW!
materials.
th* club house.
not underestimate your acti November for the USO and vited to join thu auxiliary.
Tha bride is the former
After a brief recess for
NEW SHIPMENT
Those
attending
were
will
also
take
part
in
the
A picnic style supper will Sarah Eugenia D a n m a r k ,
JUST ARRIVED
lunch and business, Mrs. Har vities.
Mmes.
Paul
Lee,
Melvin
Lane,
be served s t 7 p.m. followed daughter of the lute Air. nnd
After the dose of her talk Seminole Fair. It was decided
SELECT YOURS NOW
ry Sandusky and Mrs. Joe
FROM NEW STOCK
by a program. Gueat speaker Mra. J. E. Johns of Jackson
Miss Lucy Nowlin, home econ to hold the 30th anniversary B. F. Williams, J-ee Elder,
Bmnther* an) scheduled to
Will he Joa MrCawley, of Or ville. She wore a blue and
dinner next June. Mrs, J. H. [lull Johnson, S, A. Tindel,
omist
of
the
Florida
Power
help members make wall dec
lando, who will give a lee. white afternoon dress of *llk
and Light Co. prepared two Tindel who is a charter mem Harold Fauver, Frank Bry
oration* to dress up their
ture anil demonstration on Jersey and a corsngu of whit*
recipes using a certain ber will be chairman of the ant and L. W. Stulnmeyer,
homes for thu Christum* fes
hypnotism.
These event. Craft night will be held
curnntioni,
tivities. Air*. I’nul Poor will amount of calories.
un Oct. 24 at the home of
Tha couple wns married In
ihnw how to make place mats were a carrot and cuoliftowcr
Casselberry
"dip" and “ Dieters Delight," Mrs. Kb Hunter on Narcissus
a (piiet ceremony conducted by
using various textures uml de
Ave.
a
low
calorie
drink
made
with
Judgu Hugh Duncan in Sunsigns.
SEWING
Miss Myrtle Wilson, homo
tow fat dried milk ami pine
ford.
Although s o m e materials
apple juice. Both of these demonstration agent spoke on
CONTEST Their attendants were Mr.
will lie on hand, Mrs. J. O.
were prepared in a blender the 4-11 girls club which will
ami Airs. George H. Ilnss of
Gregory who Is the Fine Arts
Mrs. Carl Stoddard of 300
Register Now For
and were sampled along with l>c sponsored by the club. Mrs.
Casselberry and other guests
Chairman and in chnrge of
Lincoln
ltd. relumed home
a low-calorie "Cheesecake’’ Dorn will he the leader.
tlm workshop, requests mem
Valuable Prizes were Attorney Kenneth MeinTuesday from Jacksonville,
Refreshments
In
keeping
tush and Airs. Julia Stccro of
ber* to gather and bring many
Get Details At
with the Halloween theme where she attended the fun
(gickliart, aunt nf the bride.
items to he used, particularly
were
served by hostesses Mrs. eral of her brother, Jefferson
A thrce-tlered wedding cake
GifU - Card* ■ Hooka
spray
paint
and
glue.
Tindel and Mrs. Robert Mann, Davis Johns. Shu received
MILADY’S SIIOI’PE
highlighted the refreshment
Members nrn to tiring their
word of his dentil following
(Formerly McVicmn)
during
tha
social
hour.
Of Flna Fabrics
(able and the punch howl wan
own lunches and provide for Plan Meetings ,
210 E. First St.
Others
attending
were her wedding reception on Fri
IM H. Park
323-0313 festive with cherries nnd
their guests us well, however
day evening.
Mine*.
Ed
Fitzgerald,
Frank
slices of orange. A Ixxpiet of
hot ruffes will lie available. Wednesday
Lee, II. L. Johnson, Claude
MR. AND MRS. CAUL STODDARD
chrysanthemums and glsdiull
Reservations should lie called
llawkim, J. C, Sapp, Louise
decorated tha table.
The Civic and Social Doin to Mrs. George Lindahl,
Rushtow, Jack Standifer, Wil
Guests at the reception w ere'
FA 2-27211, by Thursday, Oct. partment* of the Sanford Wo liam Carroll Jr., William CarMr. anil Airs. Ross, Mrs. VIman’s Club will meet this roll Sr., Thelma Emerson and
nnnn Thompson, -lister of Kil
Wednesday at the club house. Hazel Gardner.
bride, and son, Jerry, of Astor,
Mamiier* will work for the
Mr*. Steere, Mayor Fred
CUT OUTS
Oviedo
Health, Airs. Eleanor St mra,
Tuberculosis Assn, starting
DECORATIONS
Mr, nnd Mrs, Raymond Mor
nt It) am . They will paste
CREPE PAPER, ETC, ris, Air. and Airs. E. T. Kim
labels on th* envelopes for
Th# general business and
ball, Airs. Edith Dillingham,
It ws* voted that the club
IIY DENNISON
mailing.
Air, and .Mrs. Charles E. Mil luncheon meeting of the San endorse the resolution that
Thad Linno, son of Mr. and
A covered dish luncheon
ler, Air. and Mrs, llnrohl ford Wot: an’* Club was held the Joycees proposed concern* Mrs. T. L. Lingo nnd a stu will he served nt 12 noon with
FALL CANDLES Decker, Dr. mid Mrs. Stanley Inst wei-k nt the club house. Ing using the old Post Office dent at Florida University Mrs. R. I). Crumley soil her
Kapnport, Mrs. Ilcrtlm Shipfor tltr library. An open let in Tampa, spent the weekend committee in charge,
IN ALL COLORS
ley, and Mrs. Leonard Cussol- This wus tlie opening meeting ter will be sent to the news witli his parents.
Mr*. Genrgu AlcCalt is
SMOKELESS
papers concerning this reso
Ix-rry and iluughtur, Alelendu, of the season.
chairman of the hostess group
lution.
ODORLESS
all of Casselberry, and David
Luncheon hostesses were
Miss Ann Slnvik, daughter in chajge of tho social de
D. Connell Jr., of lamgwuod. Mmes. J. P. Cullen, Roy Boyd,
Air*. Charles R. Sims gnvn of .Mr. and Mrs. Boh Slavik, partment nnd can! games
DRIPLESS
Al Hunt, Durwood Walker, a report on the project she Is spent the past weekend at her which will start at 1 p.m.
Wonder how to separate
helping with, soliciting fur hums here. Ann is a student
bacon slices fur rooking with Roy Tillis and Troy liny Sr. new card tallies. Tho Amer at the Florida College of
out tearing them 7 The rub Receiving guests in the foyer ican Home Dept, plans to Medical Technology in Miami.
SWEENEYS
ber scraper Is the tool In use. were Aimes. Francis Meri present the club with a pub
Just slip the edge uf tlie wether, E, A. Munfiuton, C. lic address system. Members
OFFICE SUPPLIES
Fruit and chees* kabob*
srrupper under one nr more L. Redding and George Wells. who have extra day lillies
make a colorful dessert. ArGIFTS
slices and gcnlly loosen them
I’crninnent flower arrange- were asked to donate eume rang# alternate cube* of
—Intact.
mrnts in full colors were fur tlie club grounds.
cheese with chunks of fruit
From Y our Downtown
placed at vantage points
Mr*. Wadu H. 8h*aly and on wooden skewer*. Try pine
Florin!
Mormon* Hand C r* sm . Makes
throughout the rlub house. Mrs. Norris Plank wetm wi*l* apple chunks with Gouda or
hand holding volt with this luiurtMrs. Clarence Snyder accom romeri nt vl*itnr§, Mrs. W. Edam cheese; bananas with
Cos vanishing cream. Rich In vital
SANFORD
panied tlie group in singing L. Grnnikow, Airs. Tillis and sharp American c h o c s # ;
hormones. It leaves hands looking
FLOWER SHOP
the opening song, Airs. F. K. Mrs. Ralph A. Rmith will a t pears with Swiss cheese;
younger, firmer, smoother . . . is
For.
E.
1st
A
Hanford
Ave.
W
her pile-lined
Bolt led the flag salute and tend tho District erven meet grapes with Blue cheese, and
never sticky or greasy. 4 o*. f f j .
FA
J-t"22
FA
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Atrs. Well* gate tho invoca ing in Leeihurg on Oct. 24, melon balls with Atuster.
I
cotton
poplin coat
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Atrs. Grnmkow gave a re
with a H w o n a h
Mrs. Sara King, spoke on port from tha state board
o f eollar!
CORDOVAN
“What we can do for our li meeting In Panama City. The
Here’s
Somethin*?
To
Look
Over
III.ACK
brary.’’ She requested volun ESO reading project will he
Buy nowr . . . get flrit
BROWN
teers to help with the many carried un by the Fine Art*
>T \ It’s “FENCE” . . .
choice! This little rac
TAN
thing* that the regular staff Dept, in co-operation with the
coon la go well-behaved
has no time for.
library.
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Three Of County's Grid Teams Win, Lose And Draw
Terri«rs Beat
Oviedo Tied
Lyman 28 To 6 3y Ocoee In
B; Dick Grant
HvraM Spuria Writer
Tha Lyman Greyhound*
met their mutch lu»t Friday
n l(h t n* the Tltuirilte Ter
rier* chewed up the Hound*
to the tune of 28-0.
The game for the Grey
hound* was ■ heart-breaker
•eetng dl<ai|er strike over
and over. The loi* m i the
flr*t In the pait 11 outing*
for the 'Hound*, that being
when they played Florida
High of Tallahassee in lt)01,
who took the game 45-0. The
Hound* In the** pa*t game*
have (cored 302 point* to
their opponents 3d.
The game opened with the
Terrier* receiving the ball
on their 40 yard line. Th*
Terrier* puihed back to tha
’Hound*’ one and Ken Hadaway plowed through the mid
dle for the touchdown. Tha
extra point waa kicked by
David Ward.
Tha Grayhound* then had
their turn. Pete CarUon ran
bock the kickoff for a 4‘J yard
gain only to have It brought
back to tha 23 on a penalty.
On the firat scrimmage play
Lea Lyta carried the ball
through the middle and scam
pered To yaid. for the TD.
The PAT fulled. The team*
met In a deadlock and both
team* had to punt out tevera! time*. In th* first punt
for the ’Hounds Let l.yle was
hit by a down field Mocker
and was taken out fur the
rest of tha ram*
0f
a badly sprained inkle.
The second period saw *11
*
tha action on the Lyman aide
of the field aa the Terrier*
r*ck*d up 11 more point*.
Hie firat of theao score* we*
a 21 yard pats from quarter
back Charlie Hug^ina to end
Donnie Gregory. Tba second
of these tallies came on an
other pa»» to Gregory for
40 yards, both c'-tia point*
were kicked by Ward, The
half then ended with the
score 21-0,
The second half opened
with the Greyhound* receiv
ing the ball deep In their own
territory. The Terriers’ line
held and the 'Hound* had
to punt out. Ward of the Ter
rier* took the bull on the
’Hounds 4n wnd run tiie pig
skin alt the way to paydirt.
Th* extra point was kicked.
The offense waa led by Lei
Lyle with 80 yards and Phil
Perrault going 40. Defemivety it was Keith Salmi, Dennis
Fietter, Dick Unliner and
Gene Winkelman. Winkelman
played with a bruised leg.
Parruult and Chuck Wagner
also turned In good perform
ance*.
Three of Lymen'a first
atringcra were injured, Lyle
with a badly sprained ankle.
Gene Griffin with a hand, and
Tlcttcr who hurt his right
leg.
Th* Yard Stirk
Lyman
Titusville
lit
First Down*
20
11)2 Rushing yat dag* 233
4-1
Paste*
lu 1
Pasting yardage
6t>
3
7-32
Punt*
6-30
0
Fumble* recovered
I
33
Penallle*
123
3l|r
Oinfarfe
Mon. Oct. 14, ’63— Pag# 7
4rrall
Tough Game
Crooms Beats Raceway Fire
Hungerford Under Probe
By Bob Thomas Jr.
Herald Bpwrts Writer
WBSTBUnV, N. Y. (UPI)
— A fttU-acel# tnve»M.T*tton
Th« Crooms High Panthers
•cored to a 27-7 victory over
a fighting Hungerford team
Friday night Although the
Panthers won by a convincing
score, tbe gam* was spine
tingling all th« way. Penalt
ies hurt Crooms consistently
■iter thry had penetrated
deep Into the Bobcat! terri
tory.
The Panthers got rolling In
the first quarter when llildrad Green ran for 16 yards
and Samuel Altoway passed
to Perlman Brinion for 27
yard* to the Cali to yard
line; Green then ran for the
score, but a penalty brought
the ball back. Three piayi
latar, the Panthers had to
give up tho ball. Crooma had
a ease of fumbieitls aa they
lost the ball on key situa
tions. Terry Williams, who
made key tackles all evening,
made a fine taekl* of * Bob
cat In tho end aone for • afe-
was continuing today into
th* causes of th* Sunday
morning fire which destroyed
27 horses at Roossvtlt Race
way and caused an estimated
|350,000 damage.
The btaae, which destroyed
two barns, was the first at
the harness racing track in
23 year*.
The park and It* surround
ing area wer* rebuilt at a
coet of |2 0 million just alx
year* ago and the barns were
believed to l>« fireproof.
Heroic work by grooma
who were sleeping in tha
barn* saved the lives of many
othsr horses.
An alert fira department
put tha fast-spreading blaze
undsr control W o re it coutd
eause further damage.
No peraoni were injured.
Th* cause of the fire la itlll
undetermined.
Joe Warden
Herald Sports Writer
T.:e Improved Oviedo Lions
held baek a <1red-up Ocoee
eleven to post a 13-13 tie. An
ent'iused Ocoee crowd witnesred an Oviedo victory
■■statiiile-wlse." but the big
Orante and Black was unable
In pmt a margin over the
Cardinal*.
Neither learn was aide to
score In the first quarter,
with Oviedo’s offense being
hampered by 23 yards In pen
alties. Ocoee was able to
move Hie ball some in the
beginning, but the Lion's rug
fied are halfback Pete Carlson (22). fullback
I’Ll .» Y OF CONTACT U shown here in Lyged defensive unit toughtenHilton Pcnncit (71), quarterbnek Gene Griffin
ntuifrt game with Tituavilie Friday night. In
ed and limited tha Cardinal's
( I I ) and end Bill Burkhart (81).
the foreground <• Tituiville'a fullback. Joe
running attack.
Mnncc
(30),
Lyman
player*
who
can
be
identi
Oviedo bounced hack in the
second period to move t ie ball
30 yards in three playa to
hit paydirt, after Ocoee w*i
About Sports
forced to punt out of trou
ble. Barry Gouge loped 21
I)'yards for the first down, and
Early in the second quarter,
halfback Hilly Mikler crash
David Fcterwn thrilled the
ed through the Cardinal line
crowd as hi exploded through
for an II yard gain. Gouge
BY JULIAN BTE.N3TROH
the Hungerford secondary to
again took the ball on a
Ily Jolla* Slrnstrom
score. The point after touch
Baseball reached a peak came home to grab a 3 to !
handoff from Jimmy Courier Ily United Pees* International
Hr raid Sport* Editor
down was no good. The Bob
Southeastern
Conference throughout the nation in th* lewd in games but back in St.
on '.he Ocoee 18 yard line and
Tlii* week's grid program, cats tried desperately to get
swept tin Lion's right end for fan* mint feel Ilk* Alice post-war year* of the late Augustine for the sixth gam*
featuring
three games i t the on tha score board; but the
in
Wonderland.
the sco'e. Colbert punted tbe
forties and ther* waa no ex. the Saint* tied it up again.
Memorial Stadium in Sanford, tough Panther defenM held.
Third-ranked Alabama I* ception *s far at Sanford
conversion.
Then cam* th* big on* — gels under way Tuesday
Crooma received the second
Ocoee retaliated in the se in fifth place in the SEC w it eoncernetl.
her* In Sanford’* old Mu- night when tbe Mainland High half kickoff and wasted no
cond quarter as quarterback standing*! highly regarded
When tha Florid* Stale nleipal Park with more than
David Grant directed the Georgia Tech i* sixth; Florida League reorganized in 111 16 4,1)00 on hand. \Vo cun still Baby Hues of Day tuna Beat'll time In getting on thu score
Cardinals in a 30 yard march good enough to beat Ala tn resuni* action, a meeting ■ee John Krldcr counting the come here for an engagement board a;.;ain. Peterson drilled
With Heed Coach R a l p h fur 3. Given was stopped at
down field. Grant broke loose bama. I* Seventh! and Tennes
called i t th# Chamber of customer*. Rut th* scene was Stumph'i undefeated B a b y tar he picked up one yard,
rrom Oviedo defenders on a see, which has won a higher
set for th* final* of all f|. Seminolri.
but on the next play, the hlg
of cmiferenc* Commerce, when th* lat* Ed
deceptive reverse play and percentage
nnle*.
Higgins
wnt
the
bos*
down
The Tribesmen will be after fellow ramhled for 28 yards,
ran 32 yards for the tally, game* over th* years (hail
Jim Behan tel, an erratic their !7tli consecutive victory moving the ball to tiie Cats' 31
wiili one-hall minute rem ain any other team, is dead last. there, lesiilted in Sanford —
on*
of
th*
loop'*
original
enrightliandrr
who was tougher and their 24lh since Stump! yanl atrip*.
Th* leader and sporting a
ing in the half. Left-half Jim
On • third and seven, Sam
my Breland split the upright* p*rf*et record after four trie* — being on* of th* than a keg of railroad spike* became head coach of th*
If h* w*» right, went to th* Seminola Junior v a n i t y uel Alloway passed to Perl
games, I* Auburn which eight flub*.
for Ocoee'* PAT.
man Brinson for 31 yanda and
And what n season 1916 hill for the locals against th* eleven.
Oviedo opened Hie scoring wasn't even rated a contend
Not
unly
are
the
little
Sem
score.
Willie Ransom ran the
turned
out
to
be!
F!d
Levy,
Saints’
Jim
Smith.
in the second half as Courier er in most pr*-s*.xa<>n fore
It was "dog-eat-dog" for inole* undefeated tlii* sea PAT.
the former Rultius star who
hit Mikler on an 7 yard pass, cast*.
Lata In tha fourth quarter
after the Lions had worked
Another big aurprii* la went to th# New York Yan right and * half brutal in son—and for the past several
Hungerford mounted a sus
The county'! four h i g h night at Titusville, will enter the bill 33 yard* down field, Mlsilislppi St*te which i* un kee* »nd later tolled for Con ning* of plsy a* th* two club* —but nobody'* been able to
nie Slack at rhllsdelphi*, was went Into th* latter half of crick their defense enough tained drive engineered by
ichool football team* return tain P. K. Yonge High of on nine by Gouge (16 yds.) beaten but one* tied after
named manager of the Celery th* final frame tied a t l- this season to punch across th* passing of their quarter
and
Van
Camp
(21
yds.).
The
it*
best
start
in
a
decade.
Gainesville
Friday
night
at
t > action this weekend in four
back, who capped it by hav
a touchdown.
extra
point
attempt
failed.
Hie ilm y doing* among Feds, Fhl picked lip a player all.
tills tiiat could be the tough- the I-ongwood field.
They played a scoreless He ing a pais for the touchdown.
here,
another
pair
there,
took
Ocoee
was
never
able
to
First
man
a
t
th*
dish,
Lake,
the
Dixie
Dozen
hit
a
season's
Ovicdo'i
Linns
return
home
rsl for each of them this sea
this week, after their 13 13 tie get the ball moving in the high for th* uneipeeted S at several castoff* from th* S t stashed a single, moved to w i t h Daytona Seabreeie, The conversion was good sa
son.
whipped Leesburg Jo to 0, the Cata seamed to com* to
Seminole of Sanford, thank with Ocoee’s Cardinals last third period, but th* Cardin urday when th* Florida Ga Paul club of th* Anierlran second en a fielders' chaic* took Titusville 20 to 0, and life. Tha psntheri defense
als
bounced
back
in
the
tors,
in
tha
throes
of
a
hor
Association which trained ami another Infield grounder
ful for last week's open date, Friday night, to host Fustla
fourth for (he final, tleing rible showing, emu* to life her* that spring, and |mt to sent him to third. A t the whitewashed Do I.nml l a a t was too lough aa it fought
returns to the gridiron war* High.
back the rushing boys from
Thursday night 13 to 0.
Croonis will be at Sanford's tally. Ocoee's score came on with s lu a upset over Ala gether * club tiiat surprised plate was Glorig — a pretty
Friday night in Daytona
Brrnie
Barbour,
who
com
Hungerford.
even themselves.
good lnfisldcr but was no pleted six of a dozen aerial*
Uearh against the Seabrccie Memorial Stadium again this a run by Grant from 3 yards bama.
Midway in the fourth quart
out.
Although
Hie
Cardinal*
Tiie Crimson Tide had been
Friday night when they’ll
Remember sum* of them7 phrnom at th* piste. Even
Sandcrabs.
er
Andrew James, who throws
last
Thursday
night
against
Lyman, stopped for the first meet a strong Palatka eleven. were penalised 20 yards dur a two-touchdown fuvorite to There was Don Zaspet behind with a man on third It didn’t He Land, will lead the Bern bullet passes, hit Errol Cher
ing
their
drive
for
paydirt,
continue
it*
march
toward
the plate. Levy himself han look too bright with that pair
time this year last Friday This will he the Panthers'
Grant overcame these diffi tbe SEC title and possibly the dled the Initial sack, Joe of out* on the scorelioard. Inulc backs. Expected to be ry at th* 30 yard line, and
homecoming contest.
at fullback will be tdg Sonny the big boy from Panthcrland
as Ju.-tlc* (Choo-Choo's brother! Hut Lake had other idea*.
In the Junior high school culties by hitting Gerald Ad- nation*! championship
Messer with Johnny Lewi* dug in and outran the second
department, Sanford Junior kinson fir • 17 yard pas* well. Hut Florida, under fir* was a t aecond, a 17-year-oM
When Smith wound up for and Rick Wilslrom at the ary for th* ecore. The try
and
tossing
*
13
yard
aerial
at
horn*
for
it*
poor
start
High's Braves will tangle
kid named Al llryant was it tiie firat pitch to Glorig l.ak* halves.
for Use conversion was miss
this season, battled Alabama short, a Del.and castoff startled the hug* crowd as
with Wildwood Thursday nigiit to Find Fdward Murray.
The probable starters In the ed.
The Linns did not score In on belter than even terms and named Ossie Glnrig was at he duriicd for the plate, but
at the local stadium. The
On tiie first plsy after the
Seminole forward wall will be
Braves hate won their first the fourth period, aliiwmgli handed tins Tide its second third, Jerry Siivrrruan played lie surprised all when he
rmlt Dave Higginbotham and kickoff, th* Hungerford field
the clock cut short an Oviedo loss in 33 games.
two
games
and
will
be
after
right, Diva Bride was in cen reached th* halfway mark, Ed Griffith, tacklea Dave yeneral completed a pais to
L'nJtrd Press International
drive deep tn Ocoee territory
It was a richly satisfying ter and th* "old man" of the whirled and raced back to
The topsy turvy world of their third straight
Jarrell and Captain Tom Cm- his halfback who almost went
which was set up by a 21 victory for coach Ray Graves
1-luh was veteran ami left thin).
college football plays no fa The Lion Cubs of Oviedo yard pass to Rex Brooks,
son, guards Ron Crawford the distance as he Unlit ropwho lie* taken the brunt of
vorites and its "darling" of Junior High are slated to take
Here's Luke's side of the and John Canavino, and Han pt'd the side line and was
The Lion* are now 1-2-* for much of the criticism aimed fielder Buddy Lake. Whitt ■
on
St.
Cloud
Junior
High
in
last weekend may prove the
conglomeration that wus!
story: “On th at first pitch 1 Lee at center.
finally
hauled down on
St. Cloud Thursday evening. tiie season.
■l ike Gators.
prise patsy next Saturday.
wanted
to
see
just
huw
far
Crooma
30
yard line.
Hut,
surprisingly
enough,
Kickoff
t
i
m
e
tomorrow
The Lions are novr 1-3- for
Texas played a prim* rola The Lion Cubs will be after feated Bust is Mid Lake* Con
Again the boys of tho o r
that bunch of so-called ball 1 could go. I measured him night is 1:30.
tn *■ upsetting * week as the their initial win of the season ference favorite, next Friday
ange and maroon were call
players—with far more spirit carefully and took off, fig
rollegians have ever exper after dropping games to both at Oviedo. They will be out Mickey Had No
ed upon to atop the spirited
uring
that
if
I
could
get
half
than
ability
—
fought
their
Hoover On Wavers Cats and that is exactly what
ienced by knocking off Okla South Seminole tnd Sanford
way through the season to s way on his windup I could
for an upset over Hie power Competition
Junior High.
I'HILADEt.riltA
(UPI)
homa. the top-ranked team
third place finish and a berth make It. Ily going back Tom ilouvcr, th* Philadelphia they did.
ful Mid-l-akes team anil will
The
South
Seminole
Hurri
LAS
VEGAS.
Nev.
iU
PI)
tn the country, 2ft 7. Hut the
The Panthers took the ball
in the playoffs and a four- Stineckl would think I was 7lt«r*' No. I draft choica, has
try to average the tie game
football very possibly can cane* will enjoy an open date with Ocoee, which Coach The only trouble with the out-of-seven series with the bluffing.”
after Hungerford failed to
been placed on th* waiver make a first down. As the
ladies PGA tour U th* fact
bounc* the other way when this week. Despite their vie
St. Augustin# Saints, piloted
Stineckl, also tiie Saints’
"aimer described, "It was as
the second-rankest Longhorn* tory last Thursday nigiit over thrilling as kissing your sis- there Isn't much cuinpctilton by tiie veteran manager, Bill receiver warned Smith tnd list. Hoover, 6-If), dropped out seconds ticked away, Andrew
of Villannva ami played for
■round for San Diego's great
face always-rugged Arkansas Oviedo's Lion Cubs. Hie Hur
went back behind the plate. the I'amden Bullet* of tha James connected with the
Sline-ki.
ricanes are still riddled with ler."
athlete, Mickey Wright.
Faturday night.
STATISTICS
And what a aeries that one Smith again wound up and Eastern Professional Basket glued finger Errol Cherry
Alias Wright, as expected,
again, and he raced In for
Only three members of the injuries and time is Ui* Hur Oviedo
Ocoee
suddenly Lake dashud for th* ball Iragtia last season he (or*
wrapped up the 316,300 ladies' turned out to b«!
top 10 escaped unscathed ricanes' big need right now
the scor*. Hungerford never
First Downs
II
7 i I’GA championship at the
Th* first gam* In Hanford plate. In stunned silence the becoming eligible for th* Nabefore they return to actum
quit.
They wer* trying desfrom the weekend blitz, and
tw
Rush. Yard.
132
next week against St. Cloud.
Stardust course Sunday by drew belter than 3,000 fans to packed house cam* to Its tlonal Basketball Association perately for another icore,
tills includes fourth ranked
I’zsa. Yard.
3D coining from three strokes sec Uie Feds take the opener, feet.
111
The week's action will get
d raft
but tho clock ran out.
Pittsburgh, which did nut
Passe*
under way Tuesday night
Nobody will ever knnw who
off the pare to win going 2- 1. Th* following night in
play. In addition to Texas
(att. . comp)
2-3 away with a two-shot margin. St. Augustine the Saints got to the plate first. Stineckl
161
when .Mainland High's Baby
the only other winner *mong
Pisses Int*. by
0
0
Hues
of
Daytona
Beach
tangle
grabbed a I to it affair be took the pitch, dove for th*
th* elite was fifth-ranked
i 34
Punt*
with the Seminole Junior Var 20*
fore • full house there. Thuu- dish and In the collision that
Wisconsin, which routed Pur
S.
0
Fumble* Lost
1 Due In IT. k
sity at the Stadium.
sanda
of fans jammed down resulted Stineckl went In one
due, 38 hi.
NEW YORK (UPI) — Ire
Yards Penal.
40
43
town
Sanford to hear Art direction, his mask in en>
Ohio State, the No. 7 team,
land's combined international
Individual Yardage:
Beckwith, s former Hersid other, end bait in still an
got *way with only its pnde
array-civilian
horse
jumping
Oviedo: Gouge 74, Brooks
Kiddy’s Standard Oil Service
Injured after being held to a Motorettes
team was due her* today to Spurts editor end now County other. Lake was home and
23 Mikler 34,
Clerk,
and
us
desrrib*
a
playsa
f*
1
20-20 tie by Illinois.
Ocoee: Grant 48, Adkinaon prrpar* for ■ number cf by play account over Bill
From 11th. & French — To . . .
Might be hard to believe
Third ranked Alabama lost Race Close
shows In New York, Pennsyl
36.
Breland 31.
Hoffman's
public
address
sys
The
Hill
Hemphill
Motornow
but
bedlam
broke
loose
to Florida. 106. eighth ranked
Ovirdo ............... 0 7 6 0-13 vanla and Toronto in the next
tem. Th* telrphon* report was in Sanford th at night! And
Penn State fell before Army, ettes had an exciting time Ocoee ................... 0 7 0 6—13 six weeks.
1st St.
French
received In Charlie Morrison's lung after the celebrating had
10-7, Southern California, the last week with th* Bonn*, Oviedo— Gome 18 run (Col
old appliance store at First begun player* and doctor*
defending national champion vlllei winning first place In
N. W. Corner At Traffic Light
bert kick)
Out For Season
and Magnolia.
wer* working over Stineckl,
and rated ninth this week, the league anil SUrrhiefs sec* Ocoee— Grant 32 run (BraWASHINGTON
(UPI)
Tied at one each, tit* two still flat at th* pint*. Stineckl
was topped by Noire Dame, ond. The Tempest* roared In
land kick)
O PEN IN G WED., O C T. 16th
Veteran defensive t a c k l e team! met again in Sanford * colorful character, never
17-14, and luth-raoked Neb third,
Oviedo— Mikler 7 pass from Frank Fuller will be lost to
Carolyn Nelson rolled the
th* next night end th* locals played without a big cud of
raska lost to the Air Force
Courier (kick failed)
the Philadelphia Eagles for
high game for the day with Ocoee— Grant 3 run (kick
grabbed this one. But th* sa tobacco. In th* clash at th*
Academy, 17-13.
th* rest of the season after
I would like (o thank my regular cuatomera who
Navy, the No. 6 team, ws* a 188. Th* high three series
failed)
breaking a leg during Sun ri** was knotted up again plate he half-swallowed the
went
to
Elaine
Kostival
with
a 32-28 victim to Southern
have traded with me for the pant alx yearn, for
day's game with th* Washing th* following night in St. "chaw" and nearly strangled
a whopping 512, her games
Augustine.
Sanford cant* to death.
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�Brown, Adderlv, Johnson, Ditka Star
Giants Fall Pro Standings
Before Two
Long TD Runs
By U n it* P n m lotonwtiM al
Mika Ditka did the Job with
hla hand*, Charley Johnaon
with hla arm and Herb Adderley with hla cheat, but Jimmy
Brown outdid them at! with
hla Incredible churning tegi.
Brown wee simply auperb
Sunday whoa ha broke looae
for two lone third - period
touchdown burata that rent
the Cleveland Browna oa to a
35-24 victory over the New
York Glanta In their battle for
first plaea In the Eastern Dl
via Ion of the National Foot
ball League. It waa Cleve
land's fifth win without a de
feat.
Ditka caught four touchdown
paaaea aa the Chicago Beara
extended their record to B-0
In the Weatern Division with
a 62-14 rout of tha winless
Los Angeles Rams.
Johnaon helped the St. Louis
Cardinals remain in conten
tion behind the Browna when
he completed two last-period
touchdown pasaee, the winning
one with aix second* left to
ploy, In a 21-23 squeaker over
the rittahurg Stuelers.
And Adderley, a defensive
back with a remarkable knack
for hitting tha headlines,
blocked a potential r,«me-w In
ning field goal-try by the
Minneeutn Vikings, permitting
teammate Hunk Grcr.iminger
to pick up tho looae bull und
run 81) yards for a clinching
touchdown aa the defending
champion Green Bay Peckers
won, 37-28.
In the two other games,
Sunny Jurgemen threw four
touchdown pasiee as the Phil
adelphia Fugles defeated tha
Washington Redskin*, 37-24,
and tha ilultimoro Colt* sent
tha Sun Francisco Forty Nlntrs down to t h e i r f i f t h
■traight defeat, 20-3.
rMM4 Praea h K n a U n e l
Msttaial U a |H
I s n O n Mvklaa
W IT Pet
5 0 0 1.000
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St. Louis
4 1 8 J00
2 2 0 .800
New York
Pitts.
2 2 1 J00
PhlL
111
JN
120
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Wash.
Dallas
1 4 0 .300
Waotsra Mvlaiso
W IT p a
ClllcafO
2 0 0 1.000
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G reta Bay
2 3 0 .400
Minn.
220
.400
Detroit
S 3 0 .400
Balti.
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San Praa.
.400
050
.000
Los Antelea
SoaAay'a Basalts
St. Louis 24 Pittsburgh 23
Cleveland 33 New York 24
Chicago 32 Los Angeles 14
Philadelphia 37 Washington
24
Raltlmora 20 San Francisco 3
Greeu Bay 37 Minnesota 28
A utries* Lrsgee
W L T Pet.
3 2 0 .000
New York
3 3 0 .500
Boiton
3 3 0 .500
Houston
Buffalo
2 3 1 .400
Western Division
W L f Pet.
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San Diego
2 2 1 .500
Kansas City
2 3 0 .400
Denver
2 4 0 .333
Oakland
Sunday’s Results
San Diego 24 New York 20
Houston 23 Denver 24
Buffalo 33 Kansas City 20
Only games scheduled
Friday's Results
Boston 20 Oakland 14
Only game scheduled.
On Committee
PHILADELPHIA (DPI) Attorney Robert (Bob) Duffy,
CO, who starred for Lafayette
and also coached Dickinson
College, has been named to
the team selectlun committee
for the fifth annual Liberty
Bowl football game in Dec
ember.
Chargors M ix
Aga With Youth
By United Preaa latcroatiaaal
Tho Ban Diego Chargers
hav* mixed ago with youth
to brew • team that looks
potent enough to win them
the Western Division titls of
tha Amarican Football Leala.
Tobin Rota, 35, supplies tha
«g* and John Hsdl, 23, sup
plies th« youth. And mora
than a short snort of either
is enough to kayo most any
rival.
Rote’s heroics wars main
ly responsible for carrying
the Chargers to three victor
ies in their first four games,
Tha veteran had his troubles
Sunday and so the sopho
more quarterback from the
University of Kansas came
off tha bench to lead the
Charger* to their 24-20 vielory over the New York Jets,
Tho win enabled tha Charg
ers to take a I's-gam e lead
in the West while the lose left
the Jets only a half game
ahead of Boston and Houston
In tha East.
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v r r it H n r
i* t ii. m v o
K I.E U T IO A
There will be it Public Hearing held by the
Zoning and Planning Commliwlon of the City
of Sanford on Thursday, October 17, 1963. at
8:00 P.M. in the City Commlaaioa Room of the
City Hall.
Public Hearing la to consider the applica
tion requesting a rezoning oft
Lots 6 - 7 and 8, Block 3, Tier 6 (SB
Vi of Blk. 3 Tier 6)
NW cor. of the intersection of 2nd
Street and Myrtle Avenue
Requeated for a change In zoning from that
of M-l (light industrial) to C-2 (commercialgeneral) to allow the enlargement of the preHent business operation i t 118 S. Myrtle Avenue.
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City of Sanford, Florida
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p t . t r st
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ro a
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e r * o f H em lnole C o u n t y . Flnr*
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C l u b o f H an fo rd . l o c a t e d a t
t h e c o r n e r u f Kant Kir at HI reel
and
Me
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Hanford.
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n i a e o n r y b u i l d i n g k n o w n aa
th e
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club
and
aim
k n o w n a * Hlirlna C l u b n f Han
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C l a r k o f l h a Hoar d of
C o u n t y C o m m i e , l o o » r * In
a n d fo r Mamlnola. C o u n t y ,
F lorida
I 'u litle h Oct. 14. I t . ISIS
C D N -lt
Jackie Kemp ran for one
touchdown and pasted for two
othera to lead tha Buffalo
BIHa to a 35-20 upset of tha
Kansas City Chiefs and
George Blsnda threw three
touchdown paxes a* the Hous
ton Oiler* defeated the Den
ver Broncos, 33-24, in Sun
day’s other AFL game*. Bos
ton beat Oakland, 20-14, F ri
day n ig h t
Catcher Corps
CINCINNATI (UPI) - The
Cincinnati
Reds
bolstered
their catching corps by p u r
chasing the contract of catch
e r Jim Campbell from the
Houston Colts Wednesday,
Reds President William O.
DeWitt announced.
The 20-year-old Campbell
batted .222 for Houston In
53 games and .263 for Okla
homa City of the Pacific
Coast League in 32 contests
this year.
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Palmer Says Cup
Match Crowded
ATLANTA (UPI) — Arnold
Palmer said today that de
spite the pro and con argu
ments about Ihe difference is
size In the U. S. and British
balls, the biggest trouble with
the Ryder Cup matches is too
much golf In (no short a time.
“I don't know of any other
golf tournament which plays
30 holes a day for three
straight days,” Palmer, tho
U. S. team captain, complain
ed.
He suggested that the Ry*
der Cup mitchca should be
stretched out to at least four
days, per'-aps with 10 holes
each on Thu. lay and Friday
and then 36 on Laturday and
Sunday,
On Waver
DETROIT (UPI) ~ Veteran
Walter Dukes, one of the
tallest players In Ihe Nation
al Basketball Association, has
been placed on the waiver
list by the Detroit Pistons,
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T O i E L L E N IV, DKAHON, slew
k n o w n aa t l e l i y IV. R e a
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for Hemlnole C o u n ty , t h e a b
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November
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Hemlnole C o u n ty . F lo rid a , thl*
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C l e r k nf t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t
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A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h . J r ,
Clerk o f C i r c u i t C o u r t
c t . r k of C ircuit C o u r t
t t y : M a r t h a T. V lh le n
By: M a r t h a T. Vlhlou
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th e T e e r t e f th e C e e e lr
J a t l * . S e ie lm le r a a a t r . S te le
e f r l e e l S e . In I’ e e b e te
l e ee th e R a t tle of
XMANL'BL CUUfTO.S’,
Deceased.
1901 8. Park Ave.
FA 2-3332 anytime
RENT A BED
BEDROOM Apartment.
Quiet neighborhood. FA 2.
1182 from 8:30 to 6 p. m.
“Leave It to a female driver to tie up traffic!*
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FA 2-4301 any other time. 12. Heal E-ilate For Sate 12. Real E state For Sale
2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom
Houses. FA 2-3685.
FURN. lovely large 4 room
Apt. Ha bath, large screen LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer,
alto 1 bedroom trailer on
ed porch. FA 2-4950.
Urge lake. Adult* only. Ph.
FUR.Y. Apt. 500 Park.
FA 2-7368.
"CLEAN quiet Boom*" The FURN. 4 room Apt. t Bed
Gable*. FA 2-0720.
room. 860. a mo. 323-0389.
FURN. 2 Bedroom House. WANTED: Two Bachelor* to
Adult*. No pets. FA 3-7661.
share air conditioned bed
room, with private hulh,
FURN. \p t. 2300 Mcllonvllle.
private entrance. F o a m
APT. $30. Surplus City.
Bedi, T. V.. Private Yard
with beautiful swimming
3 BEDROOM House with wall
pool. FA 2-3tfifl.
to wall carpeting in living
r n . t t JtoTit H
Nolle* te hrrtby Klvrn that
4h# un1#relgn»<1 will, on th#
Ith d«r of November, A. D.
1»«J. preaent lo th* ll.rnorahle County Jude* of H*mlnoie
County, Florid.*, her final re#,l#n ###mint *n.t votirher*
u- KxerutrtX of the K*t«te of
EMANUKL COMPTON, deceaaed. and at *et.| time, then and
there, m*k* *t>i>ilc*Uon to th*
aald Judii# for * final eettlement of her m1inlnl«tr»tl'in of
room & air • conditioned.
aald relate, and for an order
Stove A refrigerator (urn.
dlsrharaina her a* auch Ex
ecutrix.
FA 2 0667.
Dated thla the tint day of
O c t o b e r . A. D. 1311
F U R N I S H E D Apartment.
Helen 51. Compton
Clean and close la. Jimmie
Aa Executrix of lha E*tat*
o f E M A N U E L COMITON
Cowan. 322-1013.
Derailed
BT EN ST ItO M . DAVIH
NICELY furnished 2 bedroom
A Sic INTOM II
house; *76. FA 2-2275.
Attorney* for ExiculrU
Poet Office Drawer 1330
Stanford, F l o ri d *
Puhll.h Oct. 7. It. 31. n , m s. W E L A K A APARTMENTS:
Rooms private bath*, 111
CDN-ll
W. Flr*t St.
Seminole Really
HoUaway, Hospital 4k Baby
Beds.
By Day, Week, or Month
CARROLL'S FURNITURE
Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st St.
t
9. For Sale or Rent
SEMINOLE COUNTY
10O x 830' COUNTRY lot In
GROVE
grass A grapevine. Reason
WHY not join Indian River
able for rash. 822-7281,
citrus growers "Crying On
Way To Bank"? 10 Aero OWNER transferred. Must
sell at once. 3 llr , 1 hath
5 yr*. old — lUmiliu un
House. Terrain) f l o o r s .
damaged by freeze. Steal
Beautiful yard, s M A L L
this one for $1709 an acre.
DOWN PAYOT. Assume
4tfc7# mortgage, iuo mo.
Stemper Agency
paymta. Immediate possess
ion. Newly painted. See
REALTOR - INSUR0R
this before you buy. By
FA 2 4991 1919 S. French Ave.
ov.'aer. 1G3 Pinecresl Dr.
3 BEDROOM, 1 both. Kitch
Ph. FA 2 0888.
en equipped, 8 1"0 down.
FA 2-2910.
V A - FHA
2 EXTREME OPPOSITES
Property MnnuKcmcnt
Broker
BEDROOM CR House, EXTREMELY nice lakefront
Home. 3 Bedroom* 3 bath*
kitchen
equipped,
Itenr
on quiet paved street, near
Winn Dixie. Call FA 2-5598.
Allamontr.
14RGE I Bedroom Houses, EXTREMELY run down Dup
1 & 2 baths. By owner. 203
lex. Close to town, on nice
E. 23th St.
size lot. It il fixable. $25ou
cash.
12. Heal Estate r o r Sal#
W. W. .(BILL) GRIFFITH
REALTOR 424 6190 Orlando
3
FHA - VA
Jim Hunt Realty
Offers for your selection
these Beautiful 2, 3, A 4
Bedroom
Government
Owned Homes
Priced From $fi,750
Down Payments
As Low As $100
Monthly Payments
From $43.50
Legal Notice
FHA $100 VA
VA - FHA
Appointed
Property
Management
Broker
FHA - VA
Jim Hunt Realty
Stenstrom Realty
ROSA L. PAYTON
SOLD OUT #
IS: Hi*t* o^,nl:li,ulr:„ull.:!lExi-'Ei,'r f-r r ^ 114 BeJ-
Stenstrom Realty
O'A A>
NEW HOMES
St. Johns Realty
SO U T H W A R D
Stenstrom Realty
u.t. I, It,
i»DM-na
*vd. 7 A 2 5237 vr k A 5-1964. I l l N, Park
222-2 LU J
F 4 2-M171
VACUUM C LEA N ER
R E PA IR S
12' FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator,
$73. Good condition. Phone
FA 3-7*79.
.USED R.C.A. TV 77", Good
condition. Mahogany eon■ola. 840. NO 8-4824.
f t per day rental for Elec
tric Carpet Sbampooer with
purchase of Blue Lautre.
Carroll's Furniture.
PORTABLE Stereo. 3 speed
player. Excellent
Call 333-6873.
PRIVATE Guitar Lesions,
18.00 a month. Used Gibaon
Lea Paul special 879.00.
New Feather Twin pickup
h o l l o w body cut-away.
849.95. Complete b 1* • k
pearl drum set 8123.* or
choice nl other rotors, new
trumpet k esse. 809.96.
Sanford Musle Center. 2315
Park Ave. Open evenings.
333-0864.
Watch
YOUR
NEW CAR
DOLLAR
G-R-O-W!
AT
HOLLERS
PARTS SALES
3 BEDROOMS, lVt baths. ELECTROLUX, Hoover, Kir
by, Rex Air, Air Way, G.E.
Swimming pool. Fum. or
Filter Queen, etc. Free
uafurn. 127 Laka Dot Dr.
pickup and delivery. Serv
Simla nd.
ing Sanford for aver IS
IS. Runlnens Opportunity
years. Ronded and licensed.
OCTOBER Special. Ladles
FA 2-4765.
SERVICE Station for lease.
k Childrens ibues 87 94 pair.
Good location. Only imalt WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS,
Surplus City. 207 W. 1st.
capital needed by right
SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
man. FA 3-4542.
ZIG ZAG. 1962 Dial model.
All Types and Sizes
Darns, monograms k fancy
We Repair and Service
16. Female Help Wanted
stitches. Guaranteed. As
S T I N E
CURB Girl. Must be 21. Ap Machinery and Supply Co.
sume 4 payments of 86.90.
ply Pig *N Whistle. Ssnford. 207 W. 2nd St.
Phone FA 2 9411.
FA 2M32
GOVERNMENT HOME: 3 RKDflOOM, 1 iMlh, kitchen
IV
T IIB
I H M T IT
fttlllT
N IM II
J llllim
1IB IIIT
2 AND 3 BEDROOMS
equipped, fenced in yard.
OK i M i n i i n
IV AN is T i m
1 AND 2 BATHS
No duwn payment, pick up
■ K M I M i l . i : ( III v t v .
Mott Kitchen* Equipped
rot* m i i i i vis. cum
monthly payments of 5»(7.
Flt'riTKII.'n N tkK
F E D E R A L NATIONAL MORTand pay closing cost. i’ll.
Down Payment From
a AG E ASSOCIATION, a c o r - NOTICE IS hareby clvan that
FA 2-3121.
t am *n**u#d In bmluna at
•oration,
P l a i n t i f f , 111 Oranada Court, Sanford,
LOW MONTHLY
Samtnola Cnunly, Florida, un>
-vaBY OWNER. 3 lilt. 2 bath.
V K R N O N » DAVIH an * P A »lar lha flctltlnua nama of,
PAYMENTS
CR Large rooms. 2 Large
S E M I N O L E PUBLISHING EXCELLENT LOCATIONS
T R I C I A A. DAVJS, h i t wtf#.
U a f a n J a n t * . COMPANY, and that I Intand
To make the best home
lets sprinkler s y s t e m .
WO, V E R N O N B DAVIH ami to raglater aald nama with IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
buy, see th#
Drapes
throughout.
Take
P A T R IC IA A DAVIS, hi* tha Clark of lha Circuit Court,
up payments. FA 2-1263,
wlf».
WHOSE
H I M - Samlnol* County, Florid*. In
We Can Qualify You For
P E N C E ARE UNKNO W N kcoordanc* with th* provialon*
AN D W H O S E
L A S T o f th* I'lclltlou, Nam* siaOne Of These Outstanding
EXCLUSIVE!
KN OWN ADDRESS IS:
tul'a. to-wlt Saollun 111.0}
faroaing (or a
quality cun
Home Buys In MIduIc i I
USATC IN KANT l i t ,
Florida Statutes !»57.
F O R T JACKSON.
strucleil custom built 2
Sl«: Jam il T. Talmadea. Jr
■Ol,'T H CAROLINA!
Puhltah Oct. T, II, 11. 21, III! For Complete Information,
bedroom home in a quiet
T O U A R E H E R E B Y N O T I CDN-1T
area with all city conven
F IE D
t h a t a C o m p la in t to
See Or Call Your
N O T IC E o r *1 IT
f.iraclo,* a eartaui m urtx**#
iences?
If se, we have ill
•n o u m b trln g
l h a . r u l lo w ln * TOt R O B E R T HOMAN K E N NED T, Jll. and tf m a r
eaac rlb* -! r»*l p r o p a r t y , t o - w l t :
SALES BROKER
ried . ------ K E N N E D Y , hi*
I»t
II, Illook L, S E N .
Situated on a high U dry
w ife
and
N E LD A
0.
LAND ESTATES, a «ublot with privacy in the pres
KENNEDY,
All
P arlle t
d l v l i t o n . a c a o r d l n e to »
Office fA 2-2111
clalm lnc
In tar'ata
by,
p l a t l h a r t o f , r t c o r d a d lo
tige section of llighluml
Night FA 2-0648
th r o u c h , u n d a r or against
K lat Book II, p a a a a IS to
Real Estate—Mortgages
Park this attractive
and
aald
ROBERT
HOMAN
J ! o ' t h # P u b lic I taco M a
323-0700
322 2420
KENNEDY. J it
a n d If 111 N. Park Ave.
comfortable home is a real 2524 Park Dr. .Sanford, TU.
o f S am ln o l# C o u n ty . F t o r m
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Ravenna Park
FA 274A3
family pieaser.
h t e wife, a n d N E LD A O.
T n a . ' t h # r with th# f o l lo w in g
Call Evening* at
KENNEDY
d escrib 'd
pfoparty
attach rj
TOP AND EACH tvr TOU FA 3 (MW NO 8 5324 FA 2 5132 It features CB construction,
tli« r* tu .
Reg. Real Estate Broker
On* Duo T h a rm t o l l ! W all i r a h a r a b y n o t l f l a d t h a t s u it
wood floors, awning win FA 2 1301 17 92 at Htjwntha
l l ' a t a r . MoJal l l l - l , e - r baa ha an co m m an cad a g a i n * '
you In t h * C i r c u i t *'.m rt o f
ial m : i :
dows, floor furnace heating,
On * O E f a l a c t rl e ) R a n i ' .
equipped
kitchen, water BY OWNER 3 Hr.. 1 bath CB
Model iSSIHS, h a r t a l X U rooms, 2 baths. Immediate
f a r S r m l n o l # < i»n ty. th* at,
heater, blinds, anil enclosed
•>1(117 I R u l l l - l n )
in Sanford. Fenced yard,
t f which la!
tin - tiK
f a l a . - l t l o t u r n lir*vlat*>l t i l l *
delivery. Out Zotii St. to
garage!
work shop, disposal! (op
( l l u l l t - l n ) . JI ..D I S 0JRIU C, PK oruri ■AViNoa hank—
Upsala road near church.
BIU D O B FO IlT .
f i . r U l YUDSJIt*
tional >, range, refrigerator,
rialn llff.
On* 41H (alactrlcV f u f r l Sales office open dally Sat- Tilts “clean a* a new pm
air cund , shallow well lawn
■* ra lu r,
Modal
LAM 1 lit. •va*
home h available now with
m > m : u r i i j m a n k e x .s k p t . iI urday A Sunday II a. m. to
H artal N R S I l i o l
pump and a 1953 Chevrolet
( m - u tni'li V ictor d i m 1 1 J H . *1 at
5 p m. Ph. 322 2741.
excellent terms available
for an excellent second car.
Dr r#nflanl*.
(•D ctrl'-I K ltchrn E a h a u i t
TEE N GREEN
The price? just $12,600. See
tll.luo, t'J.tUo G. I. Loan.
Kan. h i mod al or • • r i a l In rh a n r'ry No. till]
T h e r i a t u r # o f t h l a a u l t la
it soon!
n u m b er* .
322-2994.
T , n V an atlan Blind* (m « - a for*.-lo*ur* o f t h a t e a r l a l n SEVERAL new model* sta rt
from
a a l J il*f«nt a l l m u n u f a c l u r a d by M*n- m o r t a a i e
ing at Crystal I-akn Park.
k t r l k <i|.4-a * P a i n t C o m ilan ta t o p l a i n t i f f , il*l*‘l ll*cp a n y . S an fo rd . F l o ri d a , no i m l i r SI, 1SS> an .l r a c o r i l r l
Buy now A choo.o your
THE TIME TESTED FIRM
m odal or aarlal nu m h ara, D * ,- rm l..r !3, t>.*.S In O lflcolor*
and detail*. Quiet
Real Estate - Mortgages
clal
H-'cnrii*
Flank
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h a , b a a n fllad o i a l n a l y o u In
116 N Park Ave.
FA 26123
t h * a b o v a - t t y l r d nutt. Ilia * h o r l OS of th * Dublin i l t c u r S i of
refined community near jjj
park Ave.
A 2 242J
t i l l * of w h ic h la F a d a r a t N a - S rtitln o l# C o u n t y , F l o r i la. artchurches and shopping. Pav- ;
C L E A N AS A w h is tle , 3 llii
t t n n a l M u r l » * i # A i —i L l l o n , c u m b e r i n g t h a t e a r l a l n ptac*
ed street*, Urge lot* up to *)W down payment, 3 Bed
huinu on 3 acre*. P av ed
a C o r p o r a t i o n o r a a n l a a d u n d a r o r par*:*- of p r o p a r t y loc»ta,|.
an>l b a i n s
In axM
rooms, 144 balftv Air-Cona n Act of Cong raa* a n d a a l a t - a l t u a l # ,
4*
acre.
to r n I n e a r
golf
course;
tnic p u r i u x n l to th * K*d *ral C o u n t y am i S t a l e , t o - w l t :
dition k heat. Kitchen equip
eq u ip p e d for c h ick en r a is
L o t I I , l l l o c k ' Q". HUNN ational
M o ri****
kaaoclaped. Deep well, sprinkling
l.ANTl "K.STATKH. * «ut>- ALL t y p e s of financing with
t l o n C h a r t e r Act. h a v i n g It*
i n g . A g o o d plot e t u f e a t h e r
•Dvlalon, accwfrtlng t o «
p r i n c i p a l o ffice In t h e C liy
sytteru, beautiful yard 103
interest
rates
as
low
as
y o u r n e s t . Cul!
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r*iioril*,i
In
of
W M h l n a u i n , D la ir le t
Lake Dot Dr. Day FA 28700
I’U t Book II |i4$*a I* to
Colum bia,
P lalo tlff.
e# r # u -.
}] o f th * P u b l i c R * e « r<t*
V e r n o n B. D a r l a e n d P a t r i o t *
or Night FA 2 8554.
of S am ln o l* C o u n ty , F l o r Monthly payments as low
A D a r t * hi* wife. D a f a n d a n t a
Me.
a n d you *ra rauulra 1 to » - r , a
** JWn Including every
IN V E S T M E N T & REALTY
i.Ai ll * *r' Yrii* l a I t C Q C l K m c t i p f nf y o u r A a «r o f
thing.
o t l i * r p I• 4 ti -ii
td tl ‘« ijsim- III) t o fll# y u r an « w * r n r
322 9173
n
« N. Park Ave
BY
SHOEMAKER
p U l r i l «.n IT* r i f f . A tlo rn « y . . . t . i i r w r i t * . 'u d e f e n a c e t o tu*
3
AND
4
BEDROOMS
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BY OWNER 3 Bedroom*. 2
H i H anford Vtlantl
N a l l o u a l th * *‘l r * u it C o u r t o f Sam lnol* SEE our nmdeis in Lake Wy
1. 144, AND 2 BATHS
bath* Air-Cuud. $290 Si take
man Heights. H i g h l a n d
H a n k Iluil.SIuat ' , a ' , r J - F l o r - C o u n t y , KlnrliM, In tnl* p ro FHA,
VA
&
Conventional
a t illti* i n I l o **r»* a .-opy
Ida, a n d til# t h ' o r u l n a l Anup payment*. FA 2*9133.
Ave, just north of new
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s-booi, off 17-92. Long wood.
o f f i c e o f th* C D r k of th * i t | i i r n * y r , w hr*## r t i i i r a an I
SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL
JOHN E FOX
C i r c u i t C o u r t "0 or h afo ra |h«* aililraaae* ar# b # r « l n x f t * r #*l
LMN Enterprises Inc.
REALTOR
RAVENNA
PARK
1 at d ay of N o n m b e r , A P f o r t h , a* r*'|Ulr<- I b) law, ^nnt
1M1. If you fall i" m a*- * l a t # r t h a n th*r 1*t Uar o f Nov323 0559
AND
110 N. Park Ave.
d e c r e a p r o c o o f r . r o a III hr a m b e r l » i J . In liafau lt lli*r#of M’ l,OT, e-1, next busy 7-11
tv in
p ro ceed ex
IUYI*IAYll.UE
store. Only >4.*oo cash. Ur
t a k a u i»4*li'*t 1 * f ' r l | i- r ‘ tb o u n i t
NEAR Paula School; new 7
l l a f d a m a n d a d In th # C o m p a r t # u p o n t h e e n t r y o f a
4 lined highway frontage We Have Several New Home*
P r o Conf**#o e s a l n a t
room borne. 1 acre lot. Ph.
plaint,
. „ . yLiAi-ra*
Now Under Construction,
leading from DcLanl to 1-4,
ou
T h la Nolle# ahall ba p u h lla h FA 2 3378. FA 2-0879.
WtT.VKSH m y h a n d »n,l th#
And
A
Few
Nearly
Com
1 ed on e# a « * ' * t « r f» “ V *, ,n *
$19.00 front foot for cash
a a c u t i y o w aek a In T h e S a n f o r d i f f l r l a l » «il o f aaf'l C o u r t In
pleted!
deal. See our local broker
H e r a l d , a n * w »p»psr c i r c u l a r - « -Samlnol# C o u n t y . F I t M*. thl#
m u <l»y o f S a p u t n b t r . ISU.
GREEN BIH AR
In S rm l n o l * Co u n ty F lo rid a.
first or call owner Ml 4 8131 We Can Aim Custom build
ISBAL)
t ' a l a d t h l . ISlb J a r o f
Choice hit* available in
A Home Just Fur You.
(Winter Park).
A r t h u r II
B e c k w ith . J r am b er, A. P 1117Fur Complete Inform a lion Greenbrier of Loch Arbor
C l e r k ot in * Cl."*-oil i . o u t!
\SEAL >
overlooking golf cour.c.
U > : M a n i l a T. Vlbl*n
BY OWNER. 3 bedroom. 2
Sec or Call Your
A r t h u r IL t u a w l t h . J r .
Co-tom b u i l d i n g lo your
D « p u (y Clark
• •U r k of C ircu it C o u r t
bath,
Fla.
room,
wall
to
Ravenna Park • Idyllwilde -predication.
Grrrnbriar
UK VHD A L L l l R I D L E T
By; M a r t h a T. Vlhlan
wall carpeting, patio. Pit. EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT developed by
1M 1 LU W IH.
D. C.
V t l o r n « y - f o r I'tA lm itt,
3230U62. 725 E. Coleman
M ack N. Cl**- - • J r
I . N o r t h C o u r t A»*nu *
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202 Fairmont Dr.
I’u b l l l l l 3«pL IS, D e t T. X4. LAKEFRONT LOTS priced to
1 S t n f o r d . *’lorl I
fjsblleh
SI. Article* For Sale
27. Sped*! Services
LOVELY 2 Bedroom block
Air-Conditioning
Home with separate din
II. B. POPE CO., INC.
ing room. Large screened 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234
cast porch. Located ca
large corner lot with fruit, SIDEWALKS, dnvew iyi, pa
oak A magnolia trees. 2
tio#, etc. Free estimate. Ph.
Car garage. By owner Ph.
322-3506.
FA 2-4199.
Piano Tuning and Repair
NEW LOW
W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4233
DOWN PAYMENTS
$100 Down, many itontef to
SINGER
select from in either PineSALES & SERVICE
crest, bunland Estates or
Dial Operator
Country Club Manor. Spe
—A»k F o r - W X *806
cial terma to Navy (amiIlea. These are FHA A VA TREE SERVICE. Expert tree
service. Reasonable ritea,
owned Home*.
8 years experience. Free
estimates. Ph. FA 3-4377.
VACUUM CLEANER, repair*, 9 BEDROOM. 1 bath concrete
parts, lupplie* for Electro block borne. Alr eond. Kit
chen equipped. FA 2-3689 or
lux. Kirby, Hoover, AirFA 2-2748.
Way, Hex-Air etc. Free
pickup. New and Used
lOUNG Teacher will share
cleaner* sold. FA Z-22S2.
his home with desirable
male. FA 2-0004. 609 Plu3. Education • Instruction
mosa Dr.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAM
TRAIN NOW _ Get lifetime 3 BEDROOM House, kitchen
equipped. 2 Bath. Florida
security. U. S. Citizen* 18room. FA 2-3142.
62. S tart high a* 95,023
first yrur. Keep your pres TWO Bedroom House, kitch
ent job while training till
en equipped. On Laka Guld
appointed. Grade school ed
en, near air base. During
ucation usually sufficient.
day call FA 2-4045, after
Ihousand* of Joba open, no
5:30 Call FA 2-4730.
lay-offs, paid vacations,
holidays and lick leave. For EFFICIENCY Apartment on
First St. Near 2 city tree
full information including
parking lot* and ahopplng
a list of positions and sal
stores. No utility charges.
aries, send name, addresa
Suitable for couple or sin
and phone number to: Key
gle, also retired people.
Training Service, 1015 BeaFA 2-4712.
trice Dr„ Orlando, Fla.,
Dept. S.
<
>i
MAID wanted. For appoint
ment call FA 2 8575.
M. G. HODGES
PLUMBING
HEADY MIX Concrete, win
dow sills, lintels, steps,
blocks, Band, cement, rock,
pipe, steel, gTease traps,
dry wells, stepping atones.
Miracle Concrete Co.
309 Elm Ave.
FA 2 5751
SHORT Order Cook. Must br • WELUS DRILLED
experienced. Apply Pig \N • PUMPS SERVICED
Whistle. Sanford.
AND INSTALLED
• SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
17. Mfil# Help Wanltd
• FREE ESTIMATES
ALMOST new large ported
MEN’ 21-46 for Insurance tie'
CALL FA 2 (W37
Duct,
oiled walnut speaker
bit. Sanford area. Salary
PA0LA ROAD
enclosures with nr without
pin* commission. Call 3(r.
15ux speakers. Very
ltrorup. 323 U643.
LAWN SERVICE atulax.
reasonable. 322 8911.
Mowing
and
edging,
etc.
SatDAIRY Queen Driver. Prefer
a n c tio n guaranteed. Ph.
older man. 2523 Park.
SEW NOW —
FA 2 1817.
SALESMAN needed i t B. E.
PAY LATER
Purcell Co. Sanford, Apply WASHING Machine Service On Repossessed 63 model
Free Estimates on Repairs
in person.
swing needle dial-o-matic,
2640 Hiawatha
322-7363
docs
decorative
sewing,
18. Help Wanted
make* automatic button
29. Autom obile Service
hole*, sew* on b u t t o n s ,
CIVILIAN OR NAVY
patches, mend*, etc. A*
AUTO GLASS
aume remaining 5 payment*
OUR anii'amen average $160
INSTALLED
to 8320 per week. I Day Senknrik (Ilas* ami Paint of $7 50 Phone Credit N f r
FA 2 8627,
fiiiam-inir, no charge bucks.
Company
Every ibijr in pay day. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 24622
.Hi. -Automobile* - Truck*
Fringe benefits. No travel.
Auto
GDI*.
Top*
Men or women full or part
'56 OLDS 88, hardtop full
k Sea' Covers
time. Apply 401 Wf. 13th
power and air conditioning;
St, Sanford.
body clean, need* motor
AUTO GLASS
wxirk; Ibid cash. FA 2 8871.
PART TIME night dishwash SEAT COVER CO.
er. 322-1863 call after 3
3M W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032
i960 RENAULT. FA 2-lltM.
p .m .
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
53 PACKARD. Reasonable.
323 0591.
ID. Situation* Wanted
31. Poultry • Llvwtock
&
BABYSITTING or Ironing. Ph. IIORSE, saddle, blanket, hal
FA 2 40U9.
ter, bridle A bnnhe*. Ph
322-7101 night*.
IRONING at home. FA
2-7791.
31A. Beta
Child Care. FA 2-2274.
Male Chihuahua Puppy. 870
1959 AUSTIN 11EALY Sprite
tor sale or trade. Call
FA 2-7H2« after 5:30.
BUYING A NEW or
USED CART
FINANCE IT WITH U»
9 Low Interest Rate*
♦ Low Monthly Payment*
FLORIDA STATE RANK
Ph FA 2 8101.
BABYSITTING -lay or night
or regular. Experienced. 32. Flower* - S hrubs
FA 2-1212.
BLOOMING Rnaei on Chero
21. Ileauty Salon*
kee stock. All other kind* f l l . Boats - Motors
of Nursery ihruhtirry and 544 hp, JOHNSON. 1963 like
Harriett's Beauty Nook
treee.
new. 7104 W. 25th S t Ph.
Eve Appt'a. 3 Sr. Beauticians
Gray Shadow* Nursery
FA 2-1321.
165 So. Oak
FA 2 5742
S Mi. S. on Sanford Ave,
Gateway
To The Waterway
Haiel Porter Beauty Shop
Robson S p o rtin g Gooda
Cold Wave $6 mi complete DUTCH MILL NURSERY An
nuals ready now. Uptala
Your EV1NRUDE Dealer
IKH W. 25th St.
FA 2-1321
Hd. Near Mayfair Golf 304 6-8 E. 1st Ph. FA 85061
PERMANENT Wave Special
Course.
HOUSEBOAT, land or water.
207* off regular prices,
Good condition. 5850. Ly
Open Evening* by appt. 33. F u rn itu re
coming engine. Prop stand
Free parking lot. Service* Used furniture, appliances,
(etc) complete. 8100. 14'
from tip to tip.
tools, etc. Bought • Sold
Fiberglass Bojt. Sea Hawk.
Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop
te rry 's Mart 215 Sanford
Good, plua trailer. 525000.
318 Palmetto Ave.
Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132.
Marina Isle. Itt. 46, San
Phone door U ) 3320834
fur.I
WANTED reliable couple to
Phone door (2 1 322-8525
take up monthly payment*
22. Build • Paint - Repair
of 813 50 on 3 complete LARGE ami small boat*, mo
tor* ami trailer* storage at
rooms of furniture. Call
REPAIRS - Remodeling - Ad
Dy*'in-Maffrtt 201 Commer
TE
8-1511,
Casselberry,
col
dition* — Family Room* —
cial St., Sanfurd, Fla., l’h.
leet.
Veasunabl* — Financing
FA 2 0291.
Arranged — FA 2-9340 —
FREE ESTIMATE
Work direct with Carpen Upholstering A Mattress ren
ter.
ovating, New k Used Furni
ture. Call Nix (tedding Mfg.
Plumbing .Services
Co., at 7UU Celery Ave.
FA 2 2117.
HINSON & HEARN
PLUMBING CONI It ACTING
Self Us Your Furniture.
Repair* & Water Healers
Quick Service With the
FREE ESTIMATES
Cash. SUPER TRADING
204 E. 3rd SC
322-9143
POST. FA 2 0677.
PLUMBING
31. Article* For Snle
Contracting Repairs
FREE ESTIMATES
Early American Play Pen ami
It. L. HARVEY
Psd Antique Baby Red with
Sanford Ave.
FA 2 3383
foam maltres*. Dennis Mit
chell Play Swing, Infant
26. Radio & Television
Seat, Walker, Crib Bumper
Pads, Covered Diaper Pail,
USED T.V, Seta $10 up. Ser
Plastic Baby Bath, 12 inch
vice call* $2 00. Sanford
metal sink with fixture*.
T. V. Service. It 13 Sanford
FA 2 51*16.
Ave. Ph. FA 2-9776.
SOLD!
MACKLE-BUILT
QUALITY HOMES
Deltona
WANTED: MAGNOLIA LEAVES
We l*ay Highest Prices
DR. H. DUX CO M PAN Y, INC.
P
O. BOX 2060 JACK SO N V ILLE. FLA.
AnJ no ewder nhn th#i* quitit* hom«i we oricid w Ice-.
76.2W lottviw
litti*
« m i down «nd l-U 11 (tr
month — On,i out today, there
a r■ el iM nod#l itottKxu# bofltl
T##a Interstate 14 — |# t elt «t
tlw 0«t#fy t n q q * .
CALL 6 6 8 -4 4 5 8
THE
M ACKLE BROS.
DIVISION Ol*
C.N.F OfVK OPMINT8. INC#
Our New
H IGH
V O LU M E
LOW
P R O FIT
Give* Our Customer*
More For Their
Money Than Ever
Before!
MORE
S E R V IC E !
New - Modern
Service D ept
NEW
P O L IC IE S !
Y«e, we ale* to make
our cnatomer* the must
pampered people In the
world! Our buaineoa le
now Reared tu Rive faat
■nd courtroue service In
every phase ef the auto
mobile buaineto.
Take A Test
Drive In A
1964 g\t —
H O LLER
Motor Sales
COMPANY
2nd. k Palmetto
Ph. FA 2-0771
3507 Park Dr.
Ph. PA 2-0841
I
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1
Lib ra ry Talk Set
Relocation uf Sanford pub
lic library from its present
quarters a t Fifth Street and
Oak Avenne to the old post of
fice building on First Street
a t Talmctto Avcr.ua will be
considered at tonlght'a reg
ular meeting of the City Com
mission.
The property has been of
fered by tbs General Services
Administration to the City for
a public library building, to be
used as such for 20 years
GraduallyFrom
FoodPoisoning
KNOXVILLE, Ten«. (UPI)
—Gradual Improvement mu
imported todor among 14 t*rM n treatod loot week for bot
ulism. the ran food poisoning
•oopoctod of killing seven
other*.
University Hospital h u r t
and Vanderbilt Hospital In
Nashrilio reported slow but
■toady Improvement far those
stricken after eating the same
brand of smoked whlteflsh.
A Tennessee Air National
Guard jet fighter continues to
be kept on standby at McGeeTyson Air Pores Base near
Kaozvilla for flight to New
York on Immediate notice to
pick up a shipment of antito ils which would be sent to
Now York from Paris.
All patients were treated
With an expensive antl-tosln
to combat the type-E botul
ism, a rare form of poisoning
spread by a tiny organism
knows as elostrldiura botulBotullsm was also believed
to have caused the deaths of
two persons la Michigan,
three In Knoxville and two In
NaahviUo.
The same type of fish,
packaged by Domboa A Bros.
Fisheries, of Grand Haven,
Mkh* has been Involved In
each cuss,
Bornboa Immediately halted
Its operation when learning of
the suspected poisoning. The
principal supermarket dtst.rihutor of Uio product ordered it
noved from shelves.
Area WSCS
To Have
Bazaar
By Shirley Wentworth
Plane have been announced
by the WSCS of the Lockhart
Methodist Church to sponsor
a “Harvest of Gifts'* b aiair
on Friday, Nov. IS, from 1
until S p.m. In the Church
Hall.
A supper featuring a main
courie of roaat beef, ham or
chicken will be served from
S until R p.m. under direction
of Mrs. William Massey of
Bear Lake.
Other womrn of the Bear
Lake-Forest City im a who
are working to make the pro
ject a auccesa Include Mrs.
Raymond Finney, Mrs. Car
olyn Smith, Mrs. IW>b Naprlata, Mrs, Oliver Layman,
Mrs. Ron Lyman, Mrs. Olivo
Olynn, Mrs. Earl Oakley,
Mrs. Lnrno Rvelslzrr, Mrs.
Vernon Harrington, Mrs. Hu
bert Kowalski, Mrs. Harry
Peyrke and Mrs. Albert J a
cobs.
Cities Will Share
Municipalities of .Seminole
County will share in *1,351,370
state cigarette tax collections
In August, as follows:
Altamonte Springs, 41,911;
Casselberry, *0,112; Lingwood $010; Oviedo, *A7I, snd
Sanford, $13,*10.
India Is divided Into 2ft
States, including the former
princely state*.
BA RG A IN S
when It will be deeded to the
City.
Commission also will consid
er leasing the Municipal S ta
dium and grounds to the
School Board of school use fur
f l annusl rental.
Sugar Probe
WASHINGTON <L*PI>-The
Agriculture Department is Investigsting sugar prices. The1
Inquiry follows a recent sharp
rise in sugar prices.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
FLAME RED
RINS0 BLUE TokayGRAPES
LARGE
LB,
BOX
A NEW CALCULATOR, valued a t 11,000 and
believed to be the only one of it* kind in Semi
nole County, ha* been added to the equipment
for the drafting claati a t Seminole High School,
Jay Payne ojierates the new “brain’* ns Robert
Raynor look* on,
(Herald Photo)
K
4
Limit: I With 93 Order Pleas*
Training Course Set
A training course on “ Meth
odist Foundations and Princi
ples'* la being held today
through next Sunday at 7:30
p. m. at the Casselberry Com
munity Church.
The course, la being taught
by Rev. Dclmas Copeland,
and U open to all Sunday
School teachers, prospective
teachers and other interested
persons.
New teacher assignments In
the Sundny School have been
announced by Supt, Carlyle
Swofford.
They are Mrs. Mae Slade,
n u r s e r y department; Mrs.
Lylo Burker and her assist
ant, Mrs. Lynn Stevens, kin
dergarten; Mrs. Mnry Mohley,
first grade; Mrs. W i l l i a m
Young, second grade; Mrs.
Don Mac Lead, third grade
girls and Mrs. L U. Hunter,
third grude boys;
Mrs. G. F. Messick, fourth
grade; Durban Ferrell, fifth
grade; Mrs. C. H. Swafford,
ninth grade; Mrs. llun Pattishall, seventh grade; Mrs.
Harold Willis, eighth grade;
Mrs. John Birkhelmer, ninth
grade; Jim Kdmliton, tenth
grade; Mrs. II. T, Crittenden,
eleventh and twelfth grades;
Mrs. Phil Caesber, Older
Youth; Mrs. M. C. Dugglni,
Young Marrieds; Mrs. Darwin
Mira, Christian Homsmskers
and Mrs. It. C. Carlson, adults.
William Shook Is assistant
superintendent and Mrs, Nel
son Bunnell is superintendent
of tha primary department.
Miss Crozier
To Hold Recital
SALTINES
Tomato SOUP
B y Area Methodists
Hy Jane Caanelberry
“BREMNER’S*
"CAMPBELL'S”
NO. 1
LB.
CAN
PKG.
Limit; 2 With Your 11 Or More Food Order Ptraso
Limit) One With Year *3 Or More Food Order Flesso
"BLUE SEAL”
Connections? There just aren't any to maka! On a
Greyhound thru-service bus, you step on where you
are. Step off where you're going. Only Greyhound
h a s s o m a n y t h r u - b u s e s . For r e l a x a t i o n ,
Catharine Crosier, who will
present nn organ recital here
at H p. m. Oct. 21 at First
Presbyterian Church, tins nne
of Uie largest memorized re GO GREYHOUND...AND LEAVE THE DRIVING TO US.
pertoires among eonerrt o r
t
ganist* of the day, according 1 . Exclusive Scenicrutssr Service**! no sztra ftro. for example:.
One Hound
line l(„on,1
In Informed critics.
Way Trip
Wsy Trip
Composition for organ are
YOltK
3I..V, jfi.SO p rrrs n u itG ii 31.93 37.33
well known to tie complex n* NEW
«.«$ 12.03 LOS ANGELES RH..70 123.30
MIAMI
tli* writers weave t h a I r
31.HO 57.23
WASHINGTON I t . 20 11,GO DALLAS
19.H0 33.30
ATLANTA
theme* through the endless
11.73 22.93 NASHVILLE
combinations designed for as
Greyhound Terminal
120 S. Park Ave.
Phone FA 2-1421
many ns four manuals and a
pedal hoard. It is writing*
such ss Iteuhke's Sunnis, the
Bower by Symphony, the prin
Hawaii Missed
cipal works of Cesar Franck,
Liszt, Alnin and a score of
By Tidal Wave
IIONOULU (UPI)
The others that make up the mem
Hawaiian Islands mobilized ory storehouse of music from
for a tidal wave assault In the which Miss Crozier piny*.
early morning hour* Sunday
hut experienced nothing more
serious than tide* Just a little
higher than normal.
A tidal wavs alert was
N^s' 1 '—DM
sounded on all Islands just
after midnight when a wave,
generated by a strum; earth
quake in this Kurile Islands
north of Japan, was reported
rolling across the I'acifia to
ward the both state.
"MR. G” FROZEN
SOLID 0LE0
French Fries
LB.
PKG.
GO GREMIUND
Limit: 2 With I*. Order
...and leave the driving to us
FLORIDA GRADE "A”
URGE EGGS
L
lik e fa th e r
Give once for many
THE
DOZEN
UNITED wAY
Limit 1 With 25 Order Flense
"Great Savings On Easy Terms”
FROM A WORLD OF FINK FURNITURE
LEAN WESTERN
M ATHER of Sanford
FIRST CUT
P O R K C H O PS
love son
For every man who ever fell In love with a *Jw j£ —a new kind of
B ED R O O M S
• Early American
• French Provincial
• .Modern
O N E o f JAA
b a r g a in s
at
M ATH ER
M58
frum
Open Eri. Nights
of Sanford
:*17
3 9 *5
GOLD
BOND
STAMPS
K A J M M R > • * C O R P O R A T I O N Toledo t. ONo
shift Info greater safety
|Coupon X
K liV V e J E J S r » ’ W A G O N E E I R
the family wagon with 4 -w h eel drlvs
' EASY TERMS
8anfurd'H Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store
203-09 E. ltd ST.
FA 2-0983
L
family station wagon has boon bom. The 'Jeep' Wagonoer. U's the first station
wagon ever built to offer tho comfort, silcnco, speed and smoothness of a
passongor car— plus tho traction and safely of 4-whool drive.'
It's sheor pleasure to drivo. Simple too. One lever puts you in 4-wheef
drive. S o at a second's notico you can shift into greator anfoty...from wheelspinning in mud or snow . ..from skid3 on slick surfaces. ..Irom gotting stuck
or going out ol control on tho highway or offl
The Wagoneer really makes a demonstration worthwhile. It'll be your most
exciting 30 minutos behind the wheel in 1963. B y the way. 2-wheel drive
models available, too. See your'Jeep'dealor today.
CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP
500 E. Second St.
Sanford, Flurida
boo -Jeep' vehicle* u
Tuesday 9 p. m.
Channel 9
In action in
TBS GREATEST SHOWOHEARTH"
Purchase
GOLD
BOND
STAMPS
2 <>/.. (IL'U’K FROZEN
JIFFY
STEAKS
EACH
l imit 20 Please
While They Iji *I!
F R E S H 1 0 0 ', 1‘1'R K
GROUND REEF
3
LBS-
S1
LEAN MEATY WESTERN
SPARE
RIBS
T H R IF T W A Y , 2 5 th & P A R K , S A N F O R D ,
�* *
/
Protest On Teenagers
Heard By Casselberry
Added police protection hy
the town of Casselberry on
Fridays and Saturdays to eontrol teenagers in and around
a drive-in came under ques
tion at Monday night's meet
ing of the Board of Aldermen
with the hoard ruling that the
matter Is the responsibility id
the restaurant owner and not
of the town.
Verbal complaints heard at
llte meeting against the teen
agers ranged through squeal-
(F it?
ib r a lf t
ing of tires at late hours, nils-( structed to notify the owner
conduct in general on the to ' clean up the situation" or
WEATHER: Few scntteretl thundershowers through W ednesday: high today in 80s; low tonight in fiOs.
premises, drag racing without tile town would contact the
VOl T bA
United Press Leased Wire
Established 1908 T IE S ., OCTOHKiT it, 10511
SANKOKI). FLORIDA NO. 89
lights on dirt ruavls near the
restaurant to the Illegal con Hotel and Restaurant com
sumption of alcohol in parked mission asking for an inves
e i o fc
tigation.
cars.
Hospital administrator Bob
Bids received from ABC
llesscrer was a-kcd by R. E.
Formal complaints in the Garbage Service of Sanford
Porter at the City Commlsform of a petition signed by
lion meeting l a s t night:
some 26 landowners in the im and from Luguc Garbage Ser
“ What are you doing here?"
mediate vicinity also were vice of Winter Park were re.erred to the board's Garbage
“ I'm a citizen," said Bob,
filed.
“ and I decided it was time I
Mayor Fred Heath was in- Committee for further study.
attended one of these sessions
Making lip the committee arc
to see what is going on in our
Mayor Heath and Councilmrn
fair town." Hah — he found
L. E. Moodhams ami Arthur
out. Commission talked from
Lego.
8 to midnight — and decided
• • •
absolutely nothing. Just talk
ed . . . and postponed, as per
ABC. holders of the present
usual.
franchise, ha* been notified
» • 9
that its contract will expire
WASHINGTON (LTD —
Nherlil . L. Hobby report
President Kennedy, holding
Tentative plan* for a ms*
WASHINGTON <UPI) — nessee communities amounted with the last pickup nearest
ed this n: ning a mule stray Senate turnings on Picsidenl
the Dec. 31 date.
i ilia at the city bout basin on
off on a recommendation tw
ed out on Highway 431 at Pur Kennedy's lax cut program to “political intinddutlon.'*
A public hearing on Hie tirw Luke Monroe were presented
bring economic pressure on
The
telegrams
urged
local
est City last night, A car opened today on u stormy note
rotting ordinance was set lor
Democratic leaders In Tennes Nov. 4 at 7:3u pm . at the by a Sanford group of 11 busi
the Florida East Const Rail
came along. Result: One dead
nessmen tu the City Commis
with one Democratic senator
mule to the rendering plant. charging pressure tuctics hud see tu support the tax pro Wunicit's Club Building alter sion .Monday evening.
way. Monday urged that tho
* • •
gram uud to uduse their sen copies of the lengthy ordi
FEU *li ike he leuolvrit “in the
Mink Cleveland Jr., speak
; been employed in un effort to ator—Gore—to do likewise.
Registrar Cam I Bruce came
nance uml u descriptive map ing for the gioiip. requested
public
Interest.”
force him to support the bill.
“So far a* I know, this i* were presented hy Zoning
up this morning with a most
a 30-year lease of the boat
Ail moused Sen. Albeit the beginning of a purge,”
Th*
President said he wea
Board Chairman H e r m a n
simplified explanation of the
basin, slating the huiinrssmrn
Gore, D-Tenn., Complained Goto raid as the Senate Finasking the National Mediation
Joyce.
three constitutional amend
desired tu “start moderately”
that it seven-page telegram mice Committee opened hear
ments which will be before
Copies of the ordinance for
Hoard to contact FEC official*
uml build boat docks, bait and
sent by William Keel, director ings on the lax hill. Gore is
dudy will he available tu the
the electorate on Nov. 5, You
und
leaders of the nine non
tiirkle
shop
and
a
restaurant
citizen* upon signing (nr the
might paste this In your hat of research for the Democrat- opposing the measure.
on
the
mole
which
formerly
operating
unions on strike for
ic
National
Committee,
tu
Ten*
“ten. Ileiman E. Tnlnmdgc, document with Mr*. .Mary
band for reference when you
SHEILA the lioness will be three yearn old Frldiiy. Pride of Mrs. A. I„
vvux the site of the handshvll.
prumpt
resumption
of negoti
D-Gu.,
chimed
in
that
he
had
Hawthorne, town clerk, how
walk into the polling booth
JI inhI, euretnker tit the Sanford zoo for It) yearn tin of Wednesday. Sltielu
Cummissiun member* i u •
ations.
seen tile telegram and agreed ever. Hie map will lie availthree weeks from today:
wn* Itoru in captivity at the zoo. Still Mrn. ilood’.n pet although t’ity Mali
stiueled Cleveland to return
K enn ed y made the recom
with tim e that it was designed aide only at the clerk's uffice.
1. To change the election of
nger W. E, Knowles nttyn now the :llH)-poiiud "ent” in "tint hig to allow
with complete plans at its next
*
*
•
mendation after it special
to “bring political pressure
the governor and members of
M innie in the rage." Herald photographer Hill Vincent Jr., when he took
boaril of inquiry said the nlueAttorney Kenneth McIntosh regular session, Nov. 4,
ami coercion" on the veteran
the state cabinet so that they
this picture thin morning, recalled he "nhot" Shuitn when nhu wan n newDr.
Jess
Dietz,
consulting
month-old walkout “la detri
reported that paper work on
do not coincide with a presi
Tennessee senator.
horn cub three yearn ngo.
engineer of Urbnun, 111., dis
mental to our iiatlon’a defense
dential election. ‘J . Authoris
.Sen. Ru*sell II. Long. D-I.a„ the Overhrunk Drive paving
cussed for I 1, hours with the
anti space efforts” in the Cap*
ing the issuance of capital
No. 3 Democrat on the tax- project ha* hern completed
Commission tentative plans
Canaveral area.
and
now
awaits
execution
by
Improvement bond*.. in the
writing committee, sought to
fill • the c iiy \ piliposeu L'u.
The board, mud* up of rep
property owner* involved.
amount of 173 million (or In
smooth raffled feathers.
D E L R A Y B EA C H ( U P I ) —
resentatives of the National
lie ulso reported liiat a yeur, #Hat»,n0u water expan
atltutlons of higher learning,
Aeronautics anil Specs Ad- '
consultation has been arrang sion system.
including Junior colleges. 3. A woman and three men
ministration (NASA), the De
ed with an assistant of Attor Commission member* also
Authorising the issuance o( charged in the murder of
fense Department and the La
ney General Richard W. E r postponed action on this mut
revenue bond* or certificates the woman’* husband were
vin for the study'of the town's ter, when Ailing Mayor A. I>.
bor Department, recommended
for outdoor recreation or na arrested emly today as tiny
that:
opi ration under the present Wil.oll suggested the question Yule Warning
tural resource conservation attempted to drive off the
WASHINGTON (UPI) —
*ImoId be held in abeyance un
Sunshine State Parkway.
charter.
purposes.
—The government should
BERLIN (UPI) — Mors
Th* Fin-let* blockaded *
• I t
Palm Reach County de
The request for a survey of til a new City Commission is The Defense Department cau U. S. Army convoy* are ex* Gl-mait convoy for .73 hour* havs as little as possible to
WASHINGTON IL'I’I) — the five-acre plot of land do seated after the Nov. 5 elec tioned ft lends of servicemen
School Supt. Ray Milwec tectives said they arrested
peeled to he sent along Ker Inst xw-rk In a dispute over do — huslnessw ise — with tha
has pointed out the 173 mil Hetty Carol Adams, 43, of I'oliiv Chief Neil G, lltuvvn ll.did liy Hilihard Casselberry tion.
overseas today to start shop im’* highway link with Weil lh« way the Gl* should he FEC whilu tho strike it on.
Commission also postponed
lion will not he taxed against Winter Park on a elmige of 1raid today Santo Tntfficante for use a* an equipment slur—The FEC not bo permitted
Germany in tin- next few days counted l>y Soviet rlu-ckpnint
ping early for Christmas,
individuals but against utili f.r.t degree murder. Charged 1ii the .Mafia crime law* In age lot and a city park wu* action on improving tin- old
to test Soviet intentions, Al personnel. Monday, however, tu operate on parts of a Capa
ties (which really means the with conspiracy to commit Tampa. Brown said Traffi- reierred to J. D. Sell, road Cost office Building us a
lied official* said today.
a convoy sped through to railroad spur being construct
pub-1 Victory Claimed
lie library.
consumers In the long run). murder were Koccu It. .Maz- i ante follow rd in the foot hoard Chairman.
West Germany with no de ed In part by tha U. S. Army
ALGIERS (U l’l)—The Al• I t
lone, about I'J, of Blue (.land, step* of hi* father, who ruled
Corps of Engineers.
ity*.
gftliiu government said today
The board agreed to pay SI
Note lo John Kridcr: It. E. 111,. Reno A. Sehin |H»P :ih, of from IP 1.1 until hi* death In
—All federal a g e n e l e t
The difference wa* in the
per man lor it adits* mem
Porter tried lo 'phone you Ibis Chicago, uud Daniel Alain- IU.1I.
Algerian forces have driven
i rated that they
size of the convoy*. Monday's should be
Brown told the S e n a t e bers of Hie Volunteer Fire De
morning to say UP I reported prase, 37. of Blue Island.
should
stress
to prospective
Moron-aft troops from two diswas bug* — 141 men In 2d
subcnnimitce partment (or dues to the
the State Board of Conserva
Mi*. Adams* husband was investigations
hidden that usa of tha rail
trurk*
and
Jeep*.
Under
un
Sahara
outposts
in
s
"
I
C
l
•
^
•
■
puled
8
Temp? M-ri? ton - vJ^r*’*y St’ j* Fli'|rm iTe
tion at Tallahassee today found dead ->n a I V , , J iv-vi
written • greeiii.ot with lha road may involve delays.
battle.
postponed for another two or in February with u bullet In !• o lid cunt ilh gal gamblin 'I ciatlon wlii li w || oiuki the
The President u r g e d a
Soviets, the United States
ABERDEEN.
8.
U.
(UPI)
Ill <'i-Utrlil Floi idll.
men eligible for additional In
three weeks the request of his head, deputies > 1,1.
speedy gathering a t the con
Mrs.
Amticw
Fischer
pul
permits
it*
men
to
dismount
WASHINGTON
(U
N
)
—
Students
Picket
He said theic wa* it grow >nt am e p. in idid fur mem
the St. Johns Indian River Ca
Police said the four vvera
Navy Secretary Fred Korlh'* j TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — a ’iile the cheers of llinu-imil* uml lie counted when the con ference table and “if these
nal District for fund* lo fi on their way tu Miami to ing suspicion that Tralfieunto ber* of Hie slate organization.
bargaining efforts prove un
The question of a building resignation was expected to- I A Group of white Florida of well-wishers today and voy is nf this size.
nance engineering plans. UPI catch a plane. .Mr-, Adams bud extended operating* Into
productive, I urge all parties
The
Army
snys
thi*
Is
dune
yearned
for
“the
rpdet
day*''
day
to
(ire
up
*
controversy
permit tor a sign advertising
added in a note to The Her vva* in a sports car ami the other part* of lh|, state.
S t a t e University student* when her tiny quintuplet* will Voluntarily lo apeed up Hi* tu give si-rlou* consideration
in
the
Pentagon
and
Congress
ald “ will handle soonest it three men were behind her in
Tht veteran poliv* oftleinl a new trailer *ali» agency,
|iii-kill'd a segregated elf- lie at huniu with her,
control proic-s. It dues not . . . lu fitiul and binding urtestified that the Taiiqia which lias Itcen located on over llio tnture of nuclear
taken up hy the Cabinet.”
another cur.
power
for
naval
ship*.
concede a Soviet right to or Idlrutiun."
Mr*.
Fischer,
3(1,
and
her
campus
restaurant
M
o
u
d
a
y
• * «
The sport- car developed group ha* “interstate and in Highway 17 82 north, vva* rc
Intentionally
or
otherwise.
der the troops to dismount.
hushtiml
smiled
uml
waved
as
amid jeers front fellow stud
Another candidate for gov engine trouble and the men ti inutioiial tie* to other mafia ferred lo the mayor (or invcv
Pa*
Texan'*
retirement
dec!Hie unwritten ngrrement
they
rmle
down
Main
Street
ligation.
ent*.
ernor next year, Fred Karl. were pushing it w ith their ,-nr grim p*.'*
.Monday during n lug parade. also says that small convoys
in riming, the Iwaril read -lull seiv.d to emphasize n
The elder Triiffieante vva*
«if Daytona Beach, will ad when they tried to gel off
Liter they went tu n inuin- should lie passed with the *»|.
dress the Seminole County the turnpike at th< exit here. hunt in t**n and wa* natural and unanimously approved a dispute that lias smoldered Research Urged
for many months Ik-Iween the
remaining in their
m
lit ‘'birthday party” a t the din*
Education Association at 8:3o
ized in IB2.1 hut bis son is a resolution coiiimiriilii)g Mr*.
LAKELAND f UPI) — Flor
Navy
anil
the
Defense
De
trucks
fur
III* count. Rut the
Civic
Arena
in
honor
of
their
p in. Thursday at Longwuod
48-year-old native, born in Lillian Henning, former clerk,
partment over the speed with ida Ultra* Mutual's research famous rhililien.
Soviets apparently consider
Elementary School. Karl is
Tumps, sernrdieg to Brown. for services performed dur
wnil'll the fleet should .shift committee, looking to tho fu
But clearly their heart* ed Iasi week's lil liian convoy
COCOA (UPI)—Three teen,
said to he “ the teachers'
Tiitffieuolr, toi tolling lo ing her term in ufflie.
ture due tu low crop this yeur,
lo atomic propulsion.
were
across town where Hie In the large class and re- (■tie boys were killed instant
friend.” In oilier words, the
Blow ii. operated gambling cuMonday
urged
einphusis
on
A congressional inquiry al
Fischer quintuplet* lay kick fused tu pass it miles* the ly late Monday night when
educators are backing him for
idtio.x ill Cuba under tlo- lloready had been planned on experiments , . . uml limru ex ing and cooing in St. Luke's soldier* gut out.
Ihelr car swerved nut of con
governor. Sen. Mack Cleve
tiitu regime hut wa* tossed
the ba»T of Defense Secre periments.
The way the difficulty will tra] and Into a light pole.
llo pilal—and perhaps buck
land Jr. and Reps. S. J. Davis
out when Castro took over.
tary Robert S. .McNamara's
to Hie “i|uiet days" they mice he avoided in the future, of
The ear hurst into flames
Jr. and Jan fortune also in .MONMOUTH. III. (U N ) ‘No Bystanders*
0 Pk
I
I ■
opiKtsition
to
a
second
ntt*
A
"mad
arsonist”
*el
a
series
knew In their lug rambling ficials said, is by making ail and the ln>y» were dead be
vited to the meeting. (How
13565313
MIAMI BEACH I UPI ) —
clear-powered aircraft car
fuiiiiliou.u! just nut side Aher ckiivuys either clearly large fore they could be pulled from
about that, Mack? Inviting a of lire* that leveled two lum Bryant Talks At
James Farmer, national pres
ricr.
or small. Then, unless the the wreck. There were no airberyards
and
nearly
destroy
“ Mathews man” to a Karl
der ii.
LONDON (U PI) — TinIt conceivably could Ire has- ident of tlin Congress of IfuSoviet* have other motives parent witnesses, police said,
“It’*
wonderful,"
Mr
*
.
m eeting?) i fo r the uneducat rd a metal lirm early today. Tokyo Dinner
Moser w.led Communist ns- lenccl and almost certainly rial Equality', told more than
fur
hitrrssslng the Berlin ac Imt the condilion of the car
TlJKYO
i
t'I
’l
i
Gov
Iarrt*
Stale
police
(Misted
armed
ed. UPI reported last night
Fischer raid of the 2*7,DUO
will pit Vice Adm. Ilyman G. 8,000 Disciple* of Christ Mon
cess routes, there will he no and (Nile Indicated the autoMack kicked in tu the .Ma Boards around the Monmouth Hr*ant said here .Monday that pmnt h“'"
person*
who
braved
a
rainindictment of riimnuiday night that there are “no
thews' campaign fund . . . a Hospital and the Colonial Pic United Slate* ha- mile i to iii-t ( liimi fur next month'* Kickover, the alouiic power
-tin or uml lined tin* flug-he- pu-.ihilily of misunderstand mobile hail hci-n traveling at
innocent byslnmlera" when'
expert,
against
McNamara
in
Nursing Hume wlicit the ur learn from Japan, c-peiTally
high speed.
nice tidy sum, too.)
ilarked
street*. “ Bill Fill anxi ing.
.eail to a dramatic congressional ion racial picjudicc is t oiici-i mil.
• • #
soniat made an atumy mini- dt Hie ileveliipuient of human melting which may 1,-aii
The accident occurred un tb
ous
to
get
the
liahies
home."
Peking’s expulsion from llieir trovers).
S. I Inside the city limits.
Lake Monroe elementary telephone threat that the two i e tourer*.
rank*,
it
was
learned
today.
GOP
Opposes
The Florida governor ad
Tlie victims were Identified
parents have asked “The institutions were “ next.”
Communist sources said in
TAMPA fl.T It — The IteClock” to take up in their be Authorities also p l a c e d dressed a meeting of U. S.
m Michael Ueurge Mabee, 17,
.Moscow over the weekend Navy Pilot Dies
IHililit siti M
-(oil,11* t'xtn ulivtf r«!)ii- His Bird Call
uf Sharpe*, the driver; and
half their plea fur Irullic con guard* around till Industrial and Japanese governors at
tliut
ti>e
major
(oiiiiiioiu-1
iii
it
t«
*
t»
«'alk*«l
ttnlity f**i (in'
Terry F. Hopkins, 16. anil
trol to safeguard their chil pla ids and I lroll jiliint I r dinner llryanl is touring In
di?fruit Nuv* ij **f f **11vUtu- Fooled Hunter
Philip Earl Rollins, 17, both uf
dren Say SRD signs are (Hast business district ui tin* vw*t p.m with eight oilier U. S. parties in the Soviet eitmp In Sea Crash
UDINE. Italy (U PI) — By I nitril P rr** lid rra a lin n a l
JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — tion.il ii m r n d m n i l whuti
Cocoa.
ed for 4(i mph but they stdl central Illinois community of -tale leaders and their wive* would gather there during the
”\Vc listened to your for celebrations of the 4*lth mini- A pilot bu-o-d at the Jack- n- wuuhl pruvific for uff-ymr Bird huntrr Rinu Gnsparlni
Rain wn.ln-d the Pacific
would like some action from lo.Ouo person*.
of tin* Kuvermir :ind thought lie Itfiiid the tune of 1on,i uml Great Plains today
The Monmouth Lumber Co., cign mlnisler today a* he versary of the Russian revo ville Naval Air Station was
the slate, the county and or
u lurk un the oilier *ido of a
kilb-d Monday in a plane utlitT ti>|» ilnit! officials,
tin* school hoard “before we occupying a quarter block on -poke of tin- development ol lution.
hut failed to touch tinder-dry Mcybs Th sy’re
lodge .MomL) and fired.
China
uml
it
j*
Aslan
Coin,:ii
iii
un
re-m
ine.
In
Japan.”
have an Incident as The Her the vvvst -dde of town, and the
iru-h in the Misliieriaiieiiii.
foil-sis und field* fin ui New
When
lie
looked
over
the
imilii-t
allies
vveie
not
e
xHenefits Cited
the Navy said today,
ald reported yesterday from Fullerton Lumber Co., which Bryant said, "nut jud coal
Just Colorblind
lo dge Guspiirini found ho hu t England to the Southwest.
Port lamderdalc:” The doc ranged over half a block on and Iron, but brains. We re pceted to attend the meeting,
l.t. CiJr. William T. Hsr
W'ASIIINGTUN ( UPI ) Thunderstorms d it m p r d
NATIONAL CITY, i atif.
shot
him
)
killed
his
friend,
tor who protested amt (lieu the south side, were destroy * turn to Japan with a new vvliieh was seen ns a posdblu vry, a member of Fighter IkltM Air Lim’s t«>lil tin* Civil
Kilo Muiiuil'di’, II, who laid nearly mi inch of rain un (UPI) — When an evltn!
prelude
to
the
expulsion
of
message
of
warmth
and
line
ed.
Half
of
the
Monmouth
Me
Hqiiudiou 33, was mi a rou- Afi onnutii** lltiaid today its
Vvws called lo an accident and
liven whistling to lure a link northern California during motorist telephoned that "a
found hi* own ivvo daughters lal Culvert Co. horned to the tlu-rhood , . , We comic to Ju the Chilli -e front the Moscow- tlm< training mission i.f the propostnl Kuropenn i n t e r *
tho flight, uud n third uf an hunch of cow* walked through
into shooting range.
d- initiated blue.
pan to Irani.”
ground.
killed by a car.
Carrier Saratoga when Ilia uhuiijftf i e r v l c r with Cun
inch fell at Lemmon, S, D. a red light,” police cm burked
• • •
FkD single-riigino Crusader Americiin World A 1 r w i y ■
S -uttered fires ale through un an impromptu cuttle round
In The Herald football con
jrt ptuiil went down in the would iienrfit At Irnst tu rit• Scouts To Visit
prairie mid woodland In New up Monday,
test; Tiie football fates fooled
i» a tin* .South mid South*
sea.
York state. Ma.w.nt hiiHi i t s
It took eight policemen tws
our Seminole County ‘ ex
Hilivey i• survived hy hi*
Silver Springs
Pntri-y Iva niu and Missouri hours to corral lu unimuls
perts” rather badly last week
wife, llniloiru. uml two i-ldlSILVER SPRINGS (UPI)—
Agr iculture t-vpeit* uni which lind mi oiled away ’rum
end. Three of the t4 games
■Iren, Dianne, I. and I*» - i-l. 3. Met Opens
More than 1,000 Roy Scouts weather observers started to a meat packing pen near lid*
tnded in ties and there were
NEW YORK (UPI)
I he from Florida and adjoining tot ul Ujl tiie ruuiit/ru c lo&d Sun Diego auLmrh.
many upsets. (Jne young en
Vletro|Mjlitau Opera inaugur states will arriie here Oct 18 und fire dang er wtoogiit hy
trant selected the .MichiganItitr Itusint'NH
ated ita 7uth season Monday fur Hie annual, two-day Ross the long <li mi Kilt DvTU“Y t til?
Michigan State game as a tie
It) I n i t r i l I ' r e - - l o l r r n . i l i o o . i l night with u kiiiakout produc Alien Silver Springs encamp Midwest ami Great Lake.*
3 Canaveral
but made so many mistakes
The New A'nrh City suli- tion of “Aida" that was ment.
-lu tes.
in his other selection that he
v sy system euri ie* approxi threatened until tho last few
Troops front Georgia and
Projects Set
was not a winner. And of the
mately t G billion pu-setigers hours hy the illness of its South Carolina, and execu
CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla.
many hundreds who sent in
annually,
*ix times the starring soprano, Itridgit Nils tive* Irom Atlanta, Cincin
Clubhouse
Hit
(UPI) — Th* Canaveral Dis
entries only five picked Flor
amount of nil other U. *4. son,
nati and New York will at
•)
trict Corps of Engineers is
ida over Alabama 1
ruiliuad ouobined, m-onliii-;
tend Ihc seventh annual camp. By Waterspout
•
•
*
sued a call today fur three
In the New York City Transit ‘Taxis’ Grounded
construction
projects on Mer
INDIALANTIC
l
UPI)
—
North Orlando Mayor \\. \V.
Authority.
NEW YORK (UPI) — New Adm. Kirk Dies
A waterspout swept in off ritt Island totaling about 41.S
Anderson has been notified by
1 oi k Airways grounded nil its
NEW YORK ( I l l ' l l — Adm. Hie Atlantic Ocean Monday million.
letter from Frank Kaeula.
■’air-taxi” service today as Alan G. Kiik. former mu- and lore llte roof fruttt a clubLights (io Out
The curps j!»u announced a
manager of the North Orlan
JAKARTA, I n d o n e s i a Civil Aeronautic* Board in bus-odor t o Russia and chief house at a golf driving range sjo million bUi opening on
do Company, that his firm
construction of pad A of
(UPI) — The lights went out . Vestimator* sought lu deter , of stuff of American tmvu* in a minor turay oil land.
“ would nut consider it tres
The waterspout, which bull launch complex 3B, oiigiually
all over West Java at mid mine if metal fatigue lu a ( forces in Europe during
passing if the village council
night Monday night so tha rotor blade caused u fiery World War II, died in Coluin- ed up ihortly alter dawn, scheduled fur Osl. 23 in JackTWO ’PHONE poles were broken off Monday night, Sheriff J. L. Hobby
wishes to cut the weeds and
National Power Company inn belli opt, r cis-li that killni s-X b' u Pi - n y t r i i a n H o s p i t a l to- rapidly brake up alter hitting torn Pie. has been reachedleporietl
tbi*
ntorniiur.
when
Clifford
Tuylor.
of
Altamonte
Sprinjrs,
lost
repair
the
water
tine
at
the
tf
| duy of til a brief U L lis.
land, witnesses said.
|ulcd fur Uio ta p e uu Nuv. p
| ju'isons Monday.
service equipmenti lamliul of hi.* cat und lull Highway 17-9:1 al Fern i ’arl,. (Herald I’hotoJ
ecruation area.”
Settle FEC Strike, JFK
Board Asked
To Contact
Rood, Union
Sanford Group
Offers Marina
Plans To City
Gore Protests Demo
Tax Cut 'Pressure'
Winter Parker
Held In Death
Of Her Husband
IWIOA...
BRIEFS
Tampa Crime
Boss Named
Korlh May Fire
aiiip coniroversy - . .
U .S . Due To Test Red
Convoy Intentions
Fischers Happy
But Homesick
3 Youths Killed
In Fiery Crash
Arsonist Burns
2 Lumberyards
Soviet Bloc May
Extremes In
Wealher Hurl
r *
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Cfte, and the lariats would
ha shit to cut dawn ftter as
sistance In fta falling Cohan
economy. The Imputation la
that Castre had a motive for
wishing to remora the Amer
ican President—and, In Or-
This Is one of the many fan* attack on their paat record*.
irtic "explanations” of the Chtof Jostle* Warren, the
chairman, can hardly escape
a charge of bias against the
conservative vine ehlch has
tormented him ever since be
took his high office. Allen
Dulles was Director of CIA
when Castro captured Cuba
and when are had the worw
kind of intelligence that led
to the disaster a t the Bap of
Pigs. Of the seven Commis
sion members, only Senator
• M ON. n T U E S . • WED.
whose extremist flash la ha*
tog used to discredit fte
whole respectable right wing.
The President's motive* a n
Irreproachable. They certain
ly Include a determine tine to
repair our reputation to the
eyes of the watching world,
and to spars the feelings of
Mr. Kennedy'! family by gif*
tog this gruesome Inveitigatlon a format of dignity.
“Great Savings On Easy Terms’*
FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE
"CARNATION*
EVAPORATED
TALL CAN
iLARGB
PKG.
M A TH ER of Sanford
Limit: 1 With Your M Or
.M ere Food Order Please
•THRIFTY"
SHURFRESH" QUARTERS
CHARLES KAMPF
Title Company
Opens Offices
which attempts to explain Lee
Harvey Owwmld at a gunman
fur Fidel The alary Is that
Oswald attended « saboteur
nehool near Wash, but that
fte Baselaae considered him
ton erratic to be useful to
them, whereupon bn applied
lor a similar Job with Cas
tro, who can't afford to bo
nhoosy.
Castro was worried because
Butso-Amerlesn plane for a
detente call for replacing him
with a Tito-type Coramunlrt
ft Cube. Under this arrangemoot, the Western World
would glv* eld and trade to
Ksmpf Title end Guaranty
Corporation has opened offices
n the Edwards Building, 204
North Park Avtnus, offering
complete facilities for the han
dbag of real estate closings
(both conventional, FHA and
VA), title Insurance and socrow accounts.
Heading the corporation la
Charles Ksmpf, veteran of 14
years taper!cnee In title work,
having served the tost 3V4
years as M ilitant vice presi
dent and manager of the San
ford branch of Chelsea Title
and Guaranty Company.
Kampf currently Is presi
dent of the Sanford Clvltens
and Is active In elvle and
church affairs.
Sandrda Woodworth It title
-tertiary.
QUART
PLASTIC
• Early Americas
• Preach Provincial
• M n d e rn ^ ^ ^ M
t fA A F*^
(Limit: One With Your $3 Or More Food Order Pleeoe)
G A »F*s
at
EASY TERMS
^
Open F r i N ights
SCOT"
OR “BALLARD"
Sanford'* Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store
203-09 E. let ST.
FA 2-0983
REG.
ROLL
TTo
|[ i |
Legal Notice
Limit: 2 With Ynnr $3 Or
More Food Order I'ltono
T aj
iw r a m c ir c u it co crt iv
a v o t o r SRMIVOI.R c o tr * .
XT, F l o r i d a . s o . iseae
TUB MUTUAL nnNBPIT MTR
INatfRANCR COMI’ANT, a New
Jersey Corporation,
Pla intiff.
va.
okorom
u
u. u u x n o rn et at,
XWR r r t r a
"PILLSBURY"
“THRIFTY ’N QUICK
f
GOLDEN YELLOW
Dofondaota
o p F l o r id a
To I rtsnreo H. Tlu.reer,
l i t Celle Avenue,
Imperial fl.ath, California
Ruth II. Butrcer,
Ml Celts Av*nu*.
Imperial Death, Callfarnle.
▼ou are hereby notiri.it that
• ault h ie b.«n filed eeilnat
you, Robert II. DonsUa. and
Berbers Jolley Douelaae, In the
shore antllted eime, end that
you are required to file your
anewer with the Clerk of thle
Court end to a*rve e ropy
theroor upon th. plelntirr or
plaintiff*. ettorn.ye, whn.a
nemo end eddr.ie te J.nnlnas,
Watta, Clarke end Hamilton,
1100 Harnett National Hank
Building, Jaokionvlltle I, Plor.
Ida. not later than January T,
1M4. If you fall to do ao a
decree pro eonfeeao win ha
onttrad against you for the
roller demanded In the pomplnlnt. Thle eult le in fortclo.a a mortgage. The r.al
prup.rty pru<*c.<l.d agaln.t le:
Lot 1, and the North 110
feet of Lot t of Block 11.
of WTNNEWrjOD, gen ford,
Florida, according to the
plat thorenf aa recorded In
Flat Hook 4, pngee It, II,
14 of the 1‘ubllo Iteeorde
of Hemlnole County, Flor
ida.
WITNESS my hand end the
■eel of eald Court at Sanford,
Florida, thle 4th day of !>•camber, t»41.
(It HAL)
Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr.,
Clerk of the circuit
Court
By Martha T. Vthlon
Deputy Clerk
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Police Without Cluo
In Sinatra Kidnaping
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8TATEUNE, Ner. (U PI> - eials repeatedly refused to an - 1heating arms Sunday n lg h f
Polieo officials In tiro Mate* swer newsmen's questions, about an hour before his to
today turned their attention deepening the mystery that p. m. performance at a plush
VOL. 66
United Premi Leased Wire
KeUbliahetl 1008 TUKS., DECEMBER 10, 1963
SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 70
from tin heavily armed bank surrounds the disappearance gambling casino with the
Tommy Dorsey band. His
robbery suspect* to the snow- of the IB-year-old singer.
Young Sinatra was forced roommate, Joe Foss, was
covered Slerrs in their search
for Frank Sinatra Jr., who from his room by two men bound and gagged and w arn
ed, "don’t move for 10 min
Jim Hardy la M a vaca
was kidnaped at gunpoint
utes if you warn to see the
from his motel room at this
tion . . . more or 1cm . The
kid again."
Lake
Tahoe
gambling
center.
•••
genial man who banda out
Police and ' FBI agents so
The
hank
robber
suspects
tboao overtime parking tic
far hive refused to revest if
were seized with a small
kets has been given a respite
they have turned up any pos
arsenal 20 miles from the
by the City Commission. In
sible motives for the kidnap
kidnap scene in California
ing or if any members of the
effect, that is. He’s supposed
Monday. Authorities at first
young entertainer's family
indicated the nix might be
to mark tires over two hours
TALLAHASSEE (U Pll - have been contacted by the
connected with the kidnaping. The
during the holiday season, un
Beverage Department
Rut late Monday night live said today cigarette tax col kidnaper*.
til Jan. 1.
Young Sinatra's famed sing
FBI said the only eyewitness lections for live month of Oct
s e e
er-actor father remained scto the abduction. Slnatra'a ober totaled $1,761,718.
And talking of holidays:
eluded at a Reno hotel with
roommate, was unable to
What sort of a vandal Is it
a telephone being kept open.
make "a positive Identifica
who would steal the bulbs
He was described as " n e r
WASHINGTON
(LTD
tion
of
any
of
the
six
men."
from Christmas decorations
CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) The development apparent The Army Corps of Engineers vous and concerned." The vic
President Johnson assured
in front of a homeT la so—
congressional leaders today I ly left police without a major will dedicate a new $200,000 tim's mother, Naney, form er
according to the police blot*
that the United State* has th e 'c lu e to the kidnaping. Offl field office Friday—the first wife of the eider Sinstra, was
ter. And The Herald also had
keeping a phone open at her
military strength to survive
telephone calls. We can only
of more than to buildings in Beverly Hills, Calif, home.
a surprise attack and destroy
say: Shame on you!
the Industrial complex of the
• • •
any aggressor.
M erritt Island launch area.
•
Johnson made the state
Re the bollta raids last
weekend: One gent was ask*
ment at a briefing of lop lead
ed If he was making any
ers—both Democratic and Re
TALLAHASSEE (UP!) bets. Ills answer: "Can’t—you
publican — of the House and
The cabinet gave general ap
Senate o n t h e
relative
got ’em all in Jail."
proval today to a report by
• • •
strength of U. S. and Soviet
the Interagency council of
military forces.
CUy employes—other than
traffic safety but asked the
fire and police—are a bit
Defense Secretary Robert
Four of seven persons ar group to submit specific pro
concerned over lack of City
lie included in his o r her g ift. Mrs. Sophie WnjcieSAKEPTA REST HOME residents will have the
S. McNamara, Secretary of rested in bolita raids over last posal* for final action.
Commission action Monday
thowski is pictured (left) with Mrs. |(osa Byrd,
pleasure of Riving th is Christm as. Mrs. Taanutr
By United Press International
Stair Dean Rusk ami Central weekend forfeited $307.50
night. Commission was re*
Mrs. K. V. Myklmnen and Mrs. l-utiru Braswell
Braden, supervisor of the home, and employes
Heavy snow spread across
Intelligence Director J o h n bonds when their hearing*
quested to up iu contribution
BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) the western prairies today
are sewing nnd assisting the aged residents in
niuking and wrapping th e gifts.
McCone participated in the were railed before Municipal
to the pension fund, from
(S ta ff l’hoto by Bill Vincent Jr.)
wrapping gifts. A picture of each person will
hour-long briefing in the cab Judge Kenneth McIntosh Mon — Defense Minister Gen. and the weather bureau aaid
three to four per cent, to
Thanom Kittlkachron, a firm the storm would increase to
inet room of the White House. day afternoon.
match regular employes three
Estreating bonds were Wil friend of the West, was ap blizzard intensity during the
Afterward, the White House
per cent of salary contribu
Issued only a brief statement liam B. Thompson, white own pointed premier Monday to day.
tion. Commission lagged and
Three Inchee of fresh snow
about the meeting. It said: er of a grocery at 1805 West succeed Ihs late Field Mar
took no action, deferring.
fell In the pre-dawn hours a t
"The discussion covered 1.1th Street; and Henry and shal Sarit Thanarat.
Firemen contribute three per
Salt Lake City, Utah, and
both the status as of today Manila Leslie, 800 West 11th
cent of salary, with the city
Lander, M'yo.
and as it is forecast to be Street, and Delde Knighton,
matching with three per cent.
ELKTON, Md. (UPI) - In
Heavy snow warnings wsr#
through the decade of the 1301 West 13th Street.
ORURO, Bolivia (U l’1) —
Policemen contribute three
Sanford JAYCEKS have '60s.
Trial will he held Dee. 20 vestigators turned today from Issued for Kansas, Nebraska
per cent, with the city match Virtual martial law was In
set Dee. 18th us the deadline
"The President emphasized on charges of possessing lot the "what happened" to the and South Dakota. Hazard
ing at seven per cent. Is why ferre today in this two-mlleNEW YORK (UPI) - A against Jan Tier, 37, a sta for entries in tha annual that the U. S. military pro tery tickets for Ruby and Bus "how did it happen" phase ous driving warnings wera
tlie other city employes arc
high mining renter, a key judge ruled Monday that a tuesque model. She was ar Christum* lighting contest in gram will rontinue to provide ter Andrew Slack, 511 Sanford of Sunday night's crash of a posted for parts of M'yoming,
unhappy over Commission in
front-line position in a conflict nude girl on a city street is rested recently for posing in the Sunfoid area, according for a strategic force sufli- Avenue, and James Frank Pan American M’orld Airway* Colorado, New Mexico and
action.
Boeing 707.
Arizona. Ranchers In western
ciently large to absorb a sur Mack 500 East Fifth Street.
between the government and not breaching the public Manhattan's staid linanrial
• • •
peace if the only one who district while wearing only a to Wayne Aila-rt, contest prise attack and survive with
Kansas were urged to protect
ita
Communist-infiltrated
op
Policeman Jim Hardy found
smile and perhaps some chairman.
secs her I* a police officer.
their livestock against tha
ponent*
which
could
explode
sufficient
power
to
I
ms cap
this note with an overtime
First and second place tro
CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) - ■torm.
Policemen may be people. goosollcsh.
into civil war.
able of destroying the aggres
parking ticket in a courtesy
phies will lie awarded to the sor."
The
Navy successfully tested
The
arrest
had
been
nude
Criminal
Court
Judge
Rich
More than two Inches of
It was not certain what
box: " I plead guilty to the
its new longer range Polaris new anow blanketed most of
ard Daly ruled, but a lone on a Sunday. Tin- narrow host in religious, traditional,
would
happen
later
t
o
d
a
y
Today's
briefing
was
re
charge that my front wheels
missile Monday night and the area by daybreak.
detective is not the "public." streets oir downtown Manhat und artistic settings and a ported to be one more step in
were life inches on the yel when time run* out on an ulti
firat
place
trophy
for
tire
now
la looking ahead to an
Judge Daly dismissed dis tan were deserted except for
Elsewhere, enow flurries
Johnson’s efforts to keep key
low Une." Jim also found an matum presented to the gov
even newer version with a continued from th* G reat
turbing the peace charges Miss Tire and Eugenia Lewis, beat overall display in the red- congressional figures fully in
ernment
Monday
by
rebelliou*
Postmaster
Cecils
Heard
other parking ticket in a cour
mightier punch.
36, the photographer, and dentinl clas*.
Lakes states eastward into tha
said today, "Early mailing
formed.
tesy box but this was address tin miner* demanding the re
Florida Power A Light Co.'s
John Wilcock, 3ti, a free lanco
lease
of
three
imprisoned
Com
North Atlantic. Ths w eather
of
all
Christmas
cards
and
The session was similar to
ed to "Highwaymen!"
writer. Along carnu detective traveling trophy will he award- a hrirflng given si the Nation gifts is the biggeat single fac
bureau said up to 15 Inches
munist* within 24 hours.
• • •
NEW YORK (U P D - StudeJoseph Lcavy.
I *'<l for the year, to the ramal Security f'oqncil meeting tor in getting all of the mail baker Carp., said today If will of heavy, wet snow were ex
A week or so ago The Her Tha miners, backed by a
- Ttir mode* e-pl*lr-d f h o J j’VV having th* beat rummer- last werk. It covered both delivered before Christmas.
pected by nightfall in enovvbelt
,»
ald publicised the police de sizeable inilitia, are hr
were preparing a book on tlic,| ^ ul display. Decoration* for conventional and n u c l e a r Postoffice facilities have been cloae down Us South Mend areas south of Buffalo, N. Y.
four
Americans
uml
13
•drier*!
partm ent's new promotion, a
plant
within
the
next
week
or
city’* public sights. .Mis* TI*c.H‘K,tw»>r,» *h,,w windows, and forces.
expanded, ample help will be
Up to 10 inehes of snow
now Junior rifle club. Chief in thu nearby town of C itavi
two. This will be at the end
in tiic altogether, was to a * l 1building* are Included In this
n*
hostage*
for
the
relea-e
of
While House Press Secre available, and everything is of the present production fell in western Pennsylvania
Roy Williams reported this
some interest to the foA •-•ategory.
Monday. Roads wera ica-eovfity CommUloo
tary Pierre Salinger noted being geared up to handle a
morning that luo boys and the prisoner*, two of whom
ground of each scene. Lcavy
Albert said that eontrsi- that members of Congrri* record Christmas mail this schedules, Studebaker's board ered and slippery and many
are
charged
with
homicide
ami
Sanford.
Florid*.
girls showed up last Salurchairman
announced.
wa* not Impre-'JCd.
unU may enter both rcsidenminor traffic accidents war*
Gentlemen:
have received high-level mil- year,"
day at th« Police Benevolent one with emliezzlement.
"Actually,
the
defendants
tiwl
nml
commercial
categories,
The entire Christmas mail
Col.
Jorge
Soruco,
command
reported.
It
k
with
the
dreprst
rifle range. FVI, it will be
itary briefing* before but said
Ilncing at M'aterford Park
repeated every Saturday, boys ant of the Oruro Military Dis sense of appreciation that annoyed no one, interfered ,,ul "‘-parate entry blank* are lie did not knowr if the* ever ing period is a big battle
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
trict, replaced the mayor of we acknowledge alt the ef with no one, obstructed rw required for each. Entry got a comparison of Soviet against time; even though (U PI) — U. S. Ambassador at Chester, W. Va., waa can
and girls.
the city Monday, assuming fort* to honor our non, one, became offensive to nu lilunks may he picked up at and U. S. Strength, such as Christmas Is two weeks swsy Adlal E. Stevenson, Security celed Monday becauaa tha
• ty ••
bv the calendar, tt's Christ
snowstorm created basardous
R. E. Porter has been fish control of civilian activities as Terry, who gave his life in one, except perhaps the po tile Jay fee information llldg. was provided today.
mas every day at the Post Council president for Decem driving conditions on roads
service to hi* country, ilur lice officer," said the judge. on French Ave.
ing off-andon, wishy-washy, well a* the army garrison.
It
was
understood
that
the
ber.
api>calcd
today
for
a
Entrant* are requested to
Office from now on, the post
attention ha* been railed to
for lot these msny years. He
President wanted to reassure
quick windup to the roundl's leading to tha track.
keep
displays
lighted
every
master said.
the fart that member* of hi*
At least four periona died
caught a three-pound bass in
Congress that defense econ
night until winnrr* are an
Always
send
Christmas latest debate on Portuguese when a car skidded off U. S.
graduating clas* at Semin
IBM in Wisconsin. He repeat
African
territories.
omy
measures
he
has
approv
ranis by first class mail, us
nounced in order that judges
ole High School have sug
99 north of Loa Angeles Mon
ed last Sunday at Wekiva
may have ample time to eval ed will not affect the preemi ing the new five-cent Chrlttgested that you name the
day night in a rainstorm, l b s
River Haven, with Adah Sut
nent
American
position
in
mas Tree stamps, and be sure
uate them.
new City Library lluilding in
ton as a witness, lie hooked
car, carrying nine persons,
military power.
WASHINGTON
(UIM)
return name and address In
Albert said that display*
his honor.
• half-pound rcd-brca»tl I I
tumldril down a 150-foot em
The
M'arrcn
commission
is
cluding 7.1P code number, is
• • •
A six-man Jury today was must be seen from the street
Me are writing this letter
bankment.
A Sl.onn appropriation for
on each Christmas canl sa studying today a formal FBI
to say that we arr humbly bearing testimony in the "cit and should be completed be Post Argues
City Manager Pete Knowles
report
said
to
establish
that
the operation of the General
ve lope, she urged.
makes another prediction: Sanford Memorial Library, re proud of our son and we do rus swindle" trial of C. It fore the entry ia submitted.
Lee Harvey Oawaid, alone
City will Lake over the new troactive to October 1003, appreciate the thought be. Lowderinilk, one of four do
For New Trial
and unaided, fired the shots
sewage disposal plant between was approved by the CUy hind this suggestion, lion, fendants charged with a $300,
that killed President Ken
ATLANTA (UPI) - Alter- Rankin Named
10 15 January. Later
and
nedy.
Commission Monday evening. ever, * r do not feel that it 000 grand larceny in the cir North Orlando
ncy*
lor
the
Curtis
Publish
later. Rut Pete did say In George A n d r e w Speer, would be fair to single him cuit court of Judge Voile A.
Probe
Counsel
Meeting Tonight ing Co tndsy argued for ■ WASHINGTON (UPI) spection is being run today- speaking for the library, said out above so many other* William*.
on live boiler.
who
have
served
their
rounSitting
on
the
jury
are
r.
A special meeting nl the new trial In a $3.(I*>0,0(JO ver Former U. S. Solicitor Gen
LAKELAND (UPI) — \
it has been operating “in Hie
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WASHINGTON (U PI) try
well,
also.
Our
grief
i*
no
F.
Ilrnliam,
T.
W,
Mcro,
It.
North
Orlando Village Conn dict awarded in a libel case to eral J. Lee Itankin was nam- Florida Citrus Industry Com
red" »ince that time.
Federal funds tu begin con
R. K. Porter (back on the
i-renter
than
that
of
many
M.
Spier.
II.
G.
Austin,
Fred
til
vtill
lie
held
at
7:30
p
in
Commissioner M. L. Ru
former University of Georgia ed today to lie general coun mittee will go to Washington struction on the long-awaited
job for today only) will slick born Jr. expresses! the ouin- ••lher», und we therefore a*k Molly and T. J. Chulfant. The today in the Civic Uuildmg
sel for the special commission later this month to fight pos
his neck out and say, after ion that the library should lie that (hi* building not lie alternate is M. A. Gibson
for the purpose of open ills- Athletic Director W a l l a c e investigating the assassina slide reduction of tariffs on Cross Florida Barge Canal
tit at Boca Raton session last returned to control of the named for him.
Prosecution, under Mate cussion on Mayor W \V An Mutts
tion of President Kennedy foreign oranges and orange appeared assured today.
Passage by the Senate of •
Friday; The new four-year city and from the library trus
I'lrasr convey oui feel Attorney A. L. Steed, wa- h r-on' * proposal to appoint,
Meibom Cody, one of sev liankm's selection was an products with the full support
undergraduate state univer tees but was informed that ing* to those who have »ug- presenting it* testimony Ibis or elect, a live -member ('Hi* eral attorneys for the com nounced by Chief Justice Earl of Florida Citrus Mutual be $1.3 billion public works bill
Monday assured that $1 mil
sity will be located at the a contract with the Sanford E«*led Ihi* honor, and again morning.
/en t Charter Hoard to rnnsid- pany which publishes the Sat Warren, chairman of the hind it.
lion in construction funds
Lake Ada site. Don't ask us heirs precludes this rove.
we »a> thank* for the in.
l.owdermtlk and t h r e e cr and draft any changes urday Evening Post, told U. commission.
would be available for th*
why we say so. W« don't
The announcement describ
All other action on the teresl and ronrrrn of people other* are charged with huv- thought necessary In the ex- S District .lodge lo-wis R.
project.
know why we feel so. Except agenda for Monday evening * all over our city. Mr are ing swindled Hi-Acre* Con- ( i.vling charter,
Morgan that the verdict waa ed Itankin as a "distinguished Free Parking
The appropriations bill still
that the State Uoard of Con session was either tabled or proud to be a part of «urh a rentrate, of Forest City, out
Progress reports from Vill- "excessive" and that Mutts' lawyer." It said he has ac
must
go to a conference coihtrol members skipped so fast passed due to the absence of tom munily.
of $2tH).ouO in the solids ton- age Committee chairmen also dturnry* introduced b i a s cepted (lie appointment and Downtown For
over that question, without Commissioner Joe Maker.
mitlcc to reconcile differenc
Sincerely,
tent of citrus sold to that arc <n thu agenda for the against the Post in arguing to "i* now in die performance
es, but there was no disagree
comment whatsoever. . . af
Mr. and Mr*. Ilrnvrr Cordell firm
meeting.
I a 12-man jury last Aug. 20.
of his duties "
Yule Season
ter oemment about the other
ment on the Florida project.
Mania (Taut, In the guise Both Ihe House and Senat*
three sites still in the run
of City Commissioner Jim voted to provide $1 mi!"on to
ning. Different board mem JFK50-Cent
my Crappx, will present a start work on the canal.
bers had something to say
Piece Asked
Christmas gilt to downtown
about the other three sites . .
The project is estimated to
WASHINGTON (UPI)
shoppers In Kanfnrd, com cost a total of more than $115
but not one comment on the
Freaidrnl
JnmiMin
askni
Con
mencing
about
Thursday.
Lake Ada site. One member
million. About $1.9 million al
Hawing to ■ petition sign
plugged for the Deseret (Mor gress today to honor John F.
ready has been spent in plan
Kennedy
by
placing
the
like
ed
by
M
per
cent
of
the
mon) site, although staff
ning.
members pointed out that a ness of the slain chief rxecti
""relian t.. City
Toe Town of Casselberry, I Ervin's statement advised was defeated by the Cat sci turns have hern tiled through machine prior to It* arrival
on the nation's 5o-ccnt
. . .
huge drainage program would live
mission Monday even
pjcce
long hailed as a tax-free that the town was legally in berry citizenry in a recent legal counsel for Mr*. Hope in Ca*.ellM.-rry on the day o/ ^Ing“ agreed
to rover parking
be in order. Another hoard
Bennett, wife of defeated can the election.
rorporated on Oct. lu, 1910, referendum election.
The present half dollar car- municipality, learned Monday
member plugged for the Lee
under general laws of live
Members of the hoard Mon didate Elton Bennett and C.
In other matters on the meters far Christmas shop
Ranch site. A third member riea the portrait of Benjamin night that it is possible for state of Florida and that these day night were quick to point S. Magitl, also a defeated agenda, monthly committee per* until Jan. I. The pell.,ny and all forms of generally same laws apply to it* meth out that the people, by voting candidate if the election reports were heard; action on lion w a a presented by
argued that the board should Franklin.
Johnson said in a special acefp(e<j taxation, including ods of government, taxation, down the charter which speci- stands.
not worry about placing the
donation to the Juvenile Coun Crapp*.
l a |„re(n taxes, to be lev- annexation, forms of legal fically prohibited ad valorem
Finanre Director llenry
university clove to the Mar menage that the likeness uf
The protest term* the elec cil was tabled: audit for the
tin plant or any other space Kennedy which would be used' 1^,1 Up,,n its citizens at any indebtedness and elections, j taxes, appeared to have "saw- tion returns "erroneous and past (our months was author Tamm estimated It will
place because the school Is on the coin was personally ap time by its elected govern The statement went on to cd off the limb which held fraudulent" and aska fur a ized; ordinances to regulate rosl the city about MM a
designed primarily for muter- proved by the late President ing Iwdy.
aJvi>c that the majority of them."
"full investigation, examina voter registration and estab week In revenue from the
graduates and not for working for a presidential series med A ruling from Attorney Gen- 1 incorporated
municipalities
Action on accepting result* tion and correction or a re lish a building coda were meter*.
CHRISTMAS SEALS ti|ht TB and
graduates. What does that al which has been issued by eral Richard W. Ervin wax operate under charter grant- of the Dec, 2 municipal elec call election."
<P-S.: Commissioner Son
tallied and action on setting
Itlir RESPIRATORY DISEASES
leave? The Lake Ada site, the mint for several years.
ny
Raborn,
protesting
that
read at Monday night's meet- ed ihroti.-h legislative action. tion was tabled upon rcrom
Basis for the complaint is a definite meeting for further
with full municipal utilities,
mg of the Board of Aldermen it rccummcndt-d that C sstel-1im-ndalioa of McIntosh until the fact that voting machine consideration of th* proposed merchants and thrlr em
schools, churches, accessibili
by Attorney Kenneth Mcln- j berry use the present Titus-' after Thursday of tills week tapes recorded a total of 30 comprehensive zoning ordin ploy r* would abuse the pri
ty, no drainage problems, Fisherman Sought tosh who aptly defined the villa charter a* a model to by which time any bill of com- vote* more than the total ance was postponed until after vilege, won hi* point to
lakes for recreation, nearby
OCALA (UPI) — A search opin nn as one to "lift the draft a local chsrter. Oddly plaint must have been filed number of registered voters llic first of tiic year.
limit the free parking to
housing, what-have you. A was underway in Lake War cloak of mystery shrouding enough, ihe Titusville docu if action 1* to be instituted in calling ballots. This error, at
The meeting was adjourned two hours and hinted Ike
note to the State Board of ner today for Herman Over legality of the town's UKor ment wav the primary one circuit rourt of Seminole explained by the election subject to call pending fur Commission I* considering
Control: Move in. whenever man. reported missing since1poration for more than i i 1used as a basis to draft Ihe , County.
honnl. resulted from faulty ther dev clop menu on live elec eliminating Ihe parking me
• M*ltVM«$U 0««MVINM
you like.
Sunday on a (idling trip.
| years."
|prop»M'd town charter which | Protests of
election re sotting of Umi county voting tion matter
ter* lor all time.)
WEATHER: Fair with high near 70 today; w anner Wedneaday; low tonight 45-80.
ClOt +
LB J Stresses U .S . M ilitary Might
rUULVA
Lawmakers
Reassured
In Briefing
_
®
g
Cigarette Tax
Dedication Set
Four Arrested
In Bolita Raids
Forfeit Bonds
g
Report Approved
Snow Blankets
Prairies; East
Cels Flurries
Premier Named
Civil War In
Bolivia Feared
g
g
Nude In Streets
Gets Court's O K
Yule Lighting
Deadline Set
Crash Probed
Early Holiday
Mailing Urged
Closing1Near
Letter To
The Editor
g
Polaris Tested
Plea To UN
|
Testimony Heard
In Citrus Trial
$1,000 Library
Fund Approved
J|
Report Studied
Tariff Fight Set
'9
•>9
After
23 Years A Legal Eye-Opener For Casselberry
Town's Residents Can Be Taxed By Its Aldermen
9
/•
i
I
Florida Canal
Step Nearer
�Mm Held For
lmpevsonatin9
Two GIs Convicted
EVBCUX, France {UP!) —
T va Negro American soldlore mere convicted Mondaj
night ef unpremeditated m ar4 ar in the death ef a white
airm an u a rnault ot a fight
a t the U S. a ir Dean hare.
Poor other aoldiera. Includ
ing one white, were aeheduled
to be tried Wedneeday on
• ta lln r ehargaa arialng from
toe name Incident last t e p t
foldlcrt n M
tote « Air m
Force b a m c k e c a r r y in* e t e t l w
bar* sod aticfcs is an unpro
voked attack.
Some other airman were
injured in the fight, but not
eerioaily.
Legal Notice
l a th e Cm erl • * Ik *
J a J e * . B # « to e to C m t r , S la ta
a t rl-rM a . la n a k a l e
I * ra tfca K a la ta a l l
DANIEL it. MATHERS.
will bn the fueat epeakn r a t tba dinner-meetIn# of the Credit Wom
e n s Breakfast G ab a t
7:80 p.m. Wednesday
a t Mayfair Inn.
n U Z I WINNERS of the tw o months se rie s recent
DeBarp DnpUeate Bridge G a b were, from left, Mre.
laving cup grand prim ; Mrs. Ruth BIntt, second;
third; Mrs. Robert NicboUe, fourth end Mre. Ids B.
W afer Tap
Packs Punch
Rights Bill Fight Heats Up
Monday on a narrow IN to
1M vote. Horae said the bill
bad been "gutted" of Seeatoapproved policy restrictions
by the conferees.
he use of federal funds, has
tba support of both Demo
cratic and Republican House
leader*.
Legal Notice
in r a w c ia c v r r c o u n t o r
ran m m
ju d ic ia l c ir
c v r r o r and v o n s n n i- c u it n r a w n v o n s n m NOLH COUNTY. VLORIDA.
VOS.H COUNTY, FLOW IDA.
c H A N c n n v n o . taw *
r h a n c k n v no. m m
THU UOUTON VIVE CENT* UNITED MORTOAORn SER
SAVI.Vaa BANK
VICING C O R F ,
P la in tiff
Flalatlff,
VA
W ILLIAM R. KEMP, at BX
ROBERT A. MAXWELL, M as.
Dofondaeta a t al.
Ilia proposal to take the
dvQ rights bill out of the
lands of the Southern-led
House Rules Committee got
the support of 131 members
Monday, That number w u
expected to swell to MS or
1T0 today or Wednesday, but
still would fan far abort of
the a t needed to get the bill
to tba House floor.
Though the bill la support
ed by the leadership of both
parties, the procedure adopt
ed by the Democratic leaders
—use of a discharge petition
to pry tho bin away from the
rules committee — does not
have the backing of senior
House Republicans. They h ire
Legal Notice
endorsed the proposal at rules
committee Chalrmea Howard
W. Smith, (D-Va.), to start
the bill toward floor actios
"reasonably soon In Jan
uary."
As A result, signatures will
be bard to come by after the
northern Democrats end lib
eral big city HcpubUcans
hare signed.
The support of moderate
and conservative Republicans
from small towns and rural
areas la vital to the dis
charge petition, and this group
tends to foBarr the OOP lead
en.
In any case, civil righto
lupportera do not expect to
get the necessary signatures
in the neat few days.
PAREWAY"
F o rt U udordata, Florida
December I, 1M I
CONSTRUCTION PROORAM
LAN DSC AVISO
NOTICE I« I I R R E n r GIV EN
THAT SEALED DID* W I L L
BE RECEIVED FRON Q U A L I
FIE D LANDSCAPE CONTRAC
TORS AND NURSERYMEN DT
T H E FLORIDA STATE T U R N
P I K E AUTHORITY a t t h e • ( .
dire ef Ike F l o r i d a s t a t e T e r n M be B a r b a r i ty , Biel N. « .
Noboktoe B l a t e
Perheear),
Fee* Lewdoedale, F l o e l B e
from li»* A. M. until K i t *
A. M ( K I T . ) , December t t
1H I, al w hich lime they wll
be opined, f o r delivery o r Ma
hal (Cehbaee) P alm Tree*, aa
follow*!
CONTRACT NO. M l F u r n l e h In* Be be I (Cabbage)
P a lm
T ree * delivered a t th a a l l *
e t eaob alt* listed.
APFDO E.
QUANTITY
•IT R
(T eaea)
Fort P l a n *
Interchange
gf
Fort Drum
Service A r c s
tie
Yeehaw J u n c t l o a
Interchange
10
Cago* C re ek
•orvlee A r e s
u*
Xleelmmv* - at.
Cloud tn io ro b a n g *
10
Orlaudo S o u th
Interc hange
flo
Turkey L s k s
Hervlte Are*
III
Orlando tVootOcoee In te r c h a n g e
tl*
Leetb urg-Clermont
lnterchang*
le
O kikum pka
Service A r e a
lit
TOTAL
1,111
Bide wilt b* accepted o s tho
fcaele of s s a l t price pe r each
delivered. Itlddora may e u b n d t
propoeali for each location,
for one Of m ore lorallnna, or
for ih* to ta l n n p r o ilm a t* oonIract amount. Location of Ih*
v t r lo u t ello* I* Included In th*
Bidding Dooumnnte.
A Proponnt O u tr n n ly l a Ihn
amount of 1% of thn t o t a l of
th* Proponal Amount will he
r*i| ulred.
A Proponal flunranly conSlating of e ith e r a certified
check, oaehler'a check, tr u a t
C om pany t r e a s u r e r '! check or
bank draft o f ony n a tio n a l or
•tat* bank, o r a auraty bid
bond. In tha amount a ta l e d
above, mad* payahl* to Ih*
Chairman o t th e Florida Ntatn
Turnpike Authority munt nonompany each bid. All ohecka
or draft* ahatl have been
teeued w ithin alety (I I ) day*
e f th* da te for receiving b i d s
Certified ohecka ehall h a v e th*
ueceeeary e t a t o of F lo rid a
Documentary Stomp* a tta c h e d
lii.r u - - i s il.oSl conform to
I ’l“tlJ» S l a t* Road D e p artPf.nl- Fur in i | 4i) (Rovleed
I - l i t furnlahad with th* propoeal form
The n i m e of th* blddor and
th* appllcahl* Contract N u m
ber ehould he shown on Ih*
check or d r a f t
All wwrk la to k* dun# tn
%. ordence w i t h Plane. Speclfl c*i lent a n d hpeclel Provlalone of t h e Florida Htata
Turnpike
A uthority . Hpaclal
attention la called ta “Nntlc*
to Qualified Contractor*" and
any Special P ruvltloaa In Ih*
I'lopoeal F o rm .
Prupoeal F o rm * may b a ob
tained upon applicatio n to th*
Florida S t a t e Turnpik e A ulhe illy . Poet Office llua l p - 1 .
F u r l Laudardal*. Florida. Ill-la
wilt b* cn n ald artd I r r e g u l a r
u n lit* c u b m ltta d oa r e g u la r
Ifld Dlanka a* furnished by
Ih* abovo agonuy.
PrupoMt Form * will n u t ba
leaned unlaea requeel la tocel i t d a t leant an* hour p rio r
lo opening of b i d s
Tke r i g h t to reserved t a r e
jec t ony o r n i l bide.
FLORIDA STATE T U R N
PIK E AUTHORITY
John JL Phillip*. C h a ir m a n
Fubliek Don. L I t , 1IIL
CDP-4
• n ta r e d In Chancery action
No. t l t a i now p a s d i n g In th*
Clroult Court of and for Semi
nole County. Florida.
DA TED thle 4 th d a y o r Deo•inbor, 1141.
(SEAL)
A r t h u r R. Rock with. Jr..
C lark of Ih* Clroult Court
By; Martha T. Vlhlea
D e p u ty Clerk
ANDERSON, HUSH, DEAN,
LOWNDES A van den UEHO
A ttorney* for P la in tiff
I t t Baot Central B o u to v a rt
Orlando, Florida
P u b l l ih Dao. lo, t i l l .
cDP-ie
a curporallnn urganleed and
• x la tln g under the law a uf th*
Unltad Hlatea of America,
Plaintiff.
•v*.
FRANCKS C, WALLACE, a
■Inula woman, H I
II A It l>
CARR And EVELYN CARR,
hie wlf a.
Defendant*
NOTICE OF FOHKULIIUtlltt
SALE RY CLERK O F CIRCUIT
COURT
N otice If hereby given that
th* iinderelened Hon. Arthur
II. tlockwllh. J r , Clark of
th* Circuit Court ■•( Remind*
County, Flnrlda. will, on th*
l l r d d a y of December l i l t , at
11:00 A. it., t l tha F r o m door
of (ho Seminole C ounty Courthouee. la Ih* City of Sanford.
Florida, offer fur M l* and eell
al puhllo outcry to th* hlxh*«l a n d beet bidder (or raek,
th* tollowlng deeorlbed pro
perty
eltueled
In Hemlnolo
County. Florida, l o - w llt
l a v orrti-ea
HHE i IOHT. c o c r k A
PA NlKLlal
Th* Florida Rulldlng
taa Jaekeon Street
T a m p a , Florida aaaai
I’nbleh Dao. to, l l S i .
COP-1*
in
In and for gomlnol* County,
Florida, wherein NEW TURK
L IFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
a New York corporation, I*
P laintiff
and
ALFIIED
B.
CHILES. JR. and EI.ISAUETR
C. (Ill II.Kit, hi* wlf*, *nd
KARL W. HKIVKIl *nd E D
NA E. SKIV EII. hi* wlfo, *r*
Defendant*. I will 1*11 to Ih*
hlgheot »nd boat bidder for
c**h at th* main door of th*
M*inlno|* County Courthuu**
In Umifnril, Florid*. *t 11:00
o'clock n o n . on the l l r d day
ot December t i l l , the follo w
ing dt*crlb*d property ** **t
forth In laid Final D*ur*«.
alt u n i t In Semlnola Count),
Florid*, to .w il l
Lot
e.
niook
"A* ef
e n im i p i n e c r e s t . *
aubdlvUlon, a* recorded In
l ’l*l Rook IP, page* I and
IP of th* Public Record*
of Seminole County, FlorId*.
Together w ith alt ilru o tu re *
and Improvement* then and
I h e ra a tle r on laid land, and
fixture* a tta ch e d thereto, and
all rente, laauee, proceed*, and
profits a cc ru in g and to accrue
from la i d premie**, a ll ot
which ar* Included w ithin the
foregoing description.
IN WITNESS W H E R EO F, t
h*r* horeunto aol my hand
and official seal (hie Pth day
of Decombtr 1IM.
(SEAL)
A rthur II. Ueckwlth. Jr.,
(Tltrk of Circuit Court
demlnol* County, F lorida
Dy: M a r th a T. V’lhlen
Deputy Clerk
•1CR.NET. llUll.NET A
IIA.ND1.ET
101 North Magnolia Aveuu*
Orlando. F ln rld a
Atlorneye for P l a in t i f f
Publleh Doc. t«. t e i l
CDP-1P
ran
c ir c u it c o u r t
or
T U B NINTH JUDICIAL CIR
CUIT. OP AND FOR S R R INDLR COUNTY, FLORIDA.
CHANCERY NO. 1MM
FIRST NATIONAL CITY DANK.
TRUSTER
OENKRAL
EMPLOVERS RBNKFIT TIIUST
o / a da ted a* of J a n u a r y 1.
lilt,
Plain tiff,
Deeombor, 1000, Al 11 IH A. M.
a t tho m ain door e f t h e Court
llotieo e f flomlnole County, a l
Mentord, Florida, t h e andorelanod C lerk will e f f e r for
oal* to tb* klshoot and kott
bidder for r a t h tho following
doaerlbod re al property!
Lot U. Block I, WKATIIKRHFIELD FIRST ADDI
TION aooordlne to th*
P itt I her oof, t o recorded
In P l a t Rook 11, P a s * II.
.PahUt Record* e f Seen.
aol* County. Florida,
to so th er w ith all s i r u o t u r t i ,
Im proeemont* fi x tu r e * appll■
iicvue aand
na w
pji ur swnmnoww on
anooo.
appurtenanoaa
on
M i l laud o r m od la ooajunollou therewith,
Thle Mt* ta mad* p u r a u a n t
to final door** o f foreoloaur*
entered In Chancery actio n No.
11100 now pending In th* Clroult Court of and tor Semisola Cauaty, F l o r i d *
DATED this l i b day e f D m •mber, 1IIL
(■BAD
A rth u r H- B eckw ith. Jr..
Cterk of th* Circuit Court
lly S andra S Johnanu
Doputy Clerk
ANDERSON, RUHR. DEAN,
LOWNDES A van dan HERO
Attorney! for P la intiff
111 Eaal Central Bnulavard
Orlando, Florida
Publlih Den. I t, t i l l .
CUP-11
IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF
T H E NI.Y1II JU DICIAL CIR
CUIT IN AND FOR UF.MINOLR COUNTY. FLORIDA
CHANCERY NO. IStel
KOKTUAUH FONKULONURM
NEW YORK L IF E INHUItANCN COUl'AKY, a New York
corporation,
Ptatn litf,
v*
ALFRED R CHILEd, JR. and
ELIZABETH C. CHILES, hie
wife, and EARL W. HKIVUK
and EDNA K. SK IVER, ble
wlf*.
Dofondant*.
CLERK'n NiyrtCH o f s a l i :
NOTICE IS IIEHEHY CIIVEN th at p u ra u an t to s Final
Dear** of Foraoloauro, dated
land's atill erupting offshore
volcano is now about 2326
feet long and MO foot high,
geologists reported today.
No one has yet stopped
ashore because of tho continu
ing eruption*, which take
place a t tnUrvata of up to
threo hours. Tho sea has brok
en through the Island a t oat
point and Dows Into the crat-
Legal Notice
NOTICE OP OALE
NOTICE I* H E I I B i l l OIVEN t h a t ee Ike I l t h Car #f
December, l i l t e l U : M A. M.
a t Ike main door o f Ike Court
Ilea** e l *«nlne!e County, t t
Sun lord, Florida, t h e underil*n*d Ct»rh will offer far
•al* l e Ike k l e h e i i and keel
bidder for seek tk e fellowlne
deeorlbed real prope rty!
I t lUnnb
ttM .
Dot i*.
m ock "It", m
COUN
T R Y CLUII MANOR. UNIT
NO. 1, err ii riling to th#
p l a t thereof a e recorded
la P la t Rook t l . P o s e II,
P u b lic Record* of >*mlnole County, F lo r id a
,
• t h o r with all otraotureo.
Volcanic Isle
Still Growing
P H IL IP D. MORTON, JR., ot
Two Trainm en
Sentenced
YOCHERA, Italy (U P I)-A
court Monday eentonced two
trainmen to I t y e a n In prleon
for multiple manslaughter for
piling their freight train Into
a standing passenger train
last year, hilling 6B persons.
Engineer Langranco Pigianl
and fireman Hortons Fabbrl
had insisted that e jnechanleal
failure of the signaling system
was reeponelble for the mis
hap.
ax.
NOTICE OF SALE
Noil.-* le hereby glean th a t
p u ra u an t lo lb* (Inal decre*
of forecloeur* a n d **1* e a t e r ,
t d ta th* otue* ponding tn the
Circuit c o u r t In and fur Semi
nole County, Florida, eat* doehot numb** I l i s j , th* under-
Defendant*
NOTICE OF BALE
n o t ic e is ilK itr.n r o i v EN th a t on tk* IHh day of
Uerem ber 11*1 a t t1:M A. M
a t th* main door of tho Court
Hom o of Somlnote County, a t
Sanford, Florida, tk* unde r•Ixnod Clerk will offer for
Ml* to th* blgheet and baot
bidder tor eneh Ih* following
deeorlbed re al property.
Lot I I , OAKLAND HILLS,
according
to
th*
plat
ihereuf aa recorded In P l a t
Rnok II, Page* M a n d I I .
Public Racurd* of Sem i
nole County. Florida,
to g eth e r w ith all e tr u e tu r e *
Im pravem ant* flxtura* appllanrea, and appurlexanooa on
eald land or ueod In cunjunctlun therewith.
Thle eat* te mad* purauant
lo final decre* of foreoloeura
entered In Chancery action No.
t i t l e now ponding tn th* Clroult Court ot and for Semi
nole County. Florid*.
DATED thle Ith day Of
December,
(BE A U
Beckwith, Jr..
A rihur
Clerk of th* clroult Court
Uyi S andra S. Johneoa
Deputy Clerk
ANDKIUON, HL'SII. DEAN,
iJtWNDKH A van dan RKItO
Altorncya for Plaintiff
i n Kaet C entral Uoulovard
Orlando, Florida
Publlih De* t*. 1111.
C D P - tl
years at herd labor and Burrail was toatenced to U
yeara, but each ef toe term*
Is aubtoet to a n automatic
review by Army officials to
Sw ope and la Waahlagtoa.
They worn convicted In con
nection with the daeto of Air
m an l-C Robert Padgett of
Woodtaws, Va., In a bate hos
pital a few hour* slier the
fight. He received a fractured
skull and a blood clot
Tba prosecution charged the
AIR CONDITIONBR
No Ticket For
C a r Passenger
H. B. Pope Co*, Inc.
neceeeoi
s e n t*
Nolle* la hereby elv *n th a t
th» underelened wit), on ih*
JTth day ot December, A. U,
1HI. prM*nl to tho B o n o n b l o
County Ju d e a or Seminole
County, Florid*, tier f i n a l r * .
turn, noeount and voucher*. as
KeucnUla ot Ike B a t a t a ot
DAitIKL II. MATHERS, dot u i i l , and a t oald tlmo. then
and ta*r*. m aka applicatio n
to tba Mid J u d a a fo r a final
•ottlomont of k«r a d m l n l a t r * .
tlon of Mid octal*, a n d fov a n
order d l t e h a r s l n r V E R A W.
MATHER* aa ouch E n o c u t r i s .
Datod thlo tho f i n d d a y of
November. A. D. IH S .
/ * / Vora v*. Mathoro
A* Executrix of tho R otate
of DANIEL, H. MATHERS
D ocobmiL
STENSTROl!. DAVIS A
McI n t o s h
Attorney! for E x o cu trl*
Edward* Rulldlng
Sanford, Florida
Publlih Nor. I I A Deo. S. I k
IT, 1IU.
CDO-SO
INSURANCE
AUTO * PROPERTY
For The risen Yeer Around
IN SU RA N CE
WeeUter Condititmer
All Lines W ritten
FEDDER8
Belee — Oarriee
Bring Your Insurance
200 8- Park Ave.
Sanford Prob'eme To Ua —
PA 2-4234
DES MOINES, lows (U
Meter Meld Wilma John
told police the did not w
tho name and address of
overtime parker on a tic
AUTO 8BRVICI
because aha looked at the b
AGENCY
seat and saw "a huge bl
HARRY ADAIR’S 211 S. Park Ave. FA t-IM l
dog."
HANFORD. FLA.
CULT SBtVICK
"He didn’t do anything
T
i
m
•
Battarlsa
Accessories
PLUMBING
look," ah* said. But she wi
Rond AAA Service
on the back of the tick et,1 * Guaranteed Brake A Muffler
R .L h a r v e y !
name or address. Big bl «
Service
PLUMBING
dog In ear. Scared."
PTeoeh * l i t
Complete Inetalletioos •
PA 2-0921
FA 1-9922
Repalre
Bathroom and Kite has
CROWDS RISK
FREDS
Fixtures
MANHATTAN, Ksn. (UPI)
Water Pumpa Free Eatlmatee
—More football fans tew Ken
Sanford Flour and 201 S Rnnford FA 2-3391
see State plsy la 1962 then
VACUUM CLEANERS
Feed Store
In any other year, deeplte Um
fa«t that.the Wildest* loot elll
Jim Dandy Feeds
SANFORD
of their 10 games. Th* at• Timothy Uey - Cotton Seed
Meal
tendance total for al) garnet
Vacuum Cleaner Service
Feed
$3-40 P*r 100 lh. Parte A HuopIlee For AH
was 23*310, or 2,094 more| Cow
Fittenlng end Fattening
Makes lacludinx Electrolux
than the previous record ael1 220 Ranford Ave.
Sanford Free Pick Up Ph. FA 2-2282
In 19M.
*
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In deecrtbed and In addition
thereto the following describ
ed household appliances, which
are, and ehall ha deemed to
he, fteture* and a pa rt o t tha
really , and nr* a portion or
the leourtty for the Indebte d
ness herein mentioned:
Nuton* IF* Kitchen *■hauet fan
Celling heat
Venatlan blind*
(IE Rang*
UK Dispute!
OK R efrigerator
a t puhllo m I*. to the htgkeet
sod heel bl.|d*r for cask a t
11 o'clock noon on tha l l r d
■Dy of Decemher H U a t tha
F r o n t Door of th* Hemlnula
County Courthouse In Sanford.
Florida.
(SEAL)
A rthur II. Beckwith. J r ,
Clark ol tb* Circuit Court
lly: M artha T. VIMon
Deputy c te r k
HE ADD ALL, U RIDLEY AND
LEWIS
A ttorneys for FU lntlff
(P North Court Street
Poet Office Box LHP
Orlando Florida
Publish Pec. It, 1H1.
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fin a l
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n ot iu r
e r sale
Nolle# la hereby given t h a t
purauant lo th* final dear**
of foreohieur* and Ml* anterod In tb* causa ponding tn
Ih* Clroult Court la end for
■emlnolo County, Florida, oaoa
docket num ber l l t l l , tha undortlgned Clark will eell Ih*
properly ellunted In Mid C oun
ty described *e:
Lot I. illock A. TANOUCWOOD SECTION TWO, *0
per pint thernaf an r e
corded la Plot Book I.
png* t l , puhllo Record* of
Florida.
Hemlnol*
T ogether with all i ir u e t u r e *
and Improvement* now a nd
he rea fte r on said land, and th*
rente, leeuss. and profit* of
Iho abovo deecrtbed property
(provided, however, t h a t Ih*
Mortgagor ehall b* entitled to
cullool and retain tha aatd
rent*. Im u **, and profit* un-
,lt
On* D uo-Therm
Heater.
(Oil), Model 11S-P. S-rial
No. T -H -il, 4P.0P4 BTU
On* Victor Climax K ltchon Hxhauet Fan. No Modal
o r Serial Number*
Ten Venetian llllnd*. (Mot a l) . m an u fa ctu re d by R o
bert* Aw nin g A Venetian
llllnd Company, Orlando,
Fla. No model or t t r l a i
numbers.
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a nd beat blddor for i-«*h a t
t l o'clock noon on th* l l r d
day o f Decemher 1P4I at the
F r o n t Door of t h - UemluulCounty Courthouse t n Hanford,
Florida.
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A r t h u r H. Utckwltb , J r .
Clerk, or the c ir c u it Court
By: Martha T. Vlkleu
Deputy Clerk
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QUICK K. O.
SYRACUSE, N. Y. ( U P I ) The quickest knockout Is a
nationally home televised fight
was big Mike DeJohn'e 47second kayo over Charley
Powell a t Syracuse, Nov, •,
1959.
LONDON (UP1) - Bier
from the top—that dream ef
beer drinkers — became e
reality at le y s ton near Bornsley to Yorkshire Thursday.
A motors sink s a lt was
being demonstrated In Royston'* Urban Council offices,
but no water supply was
available. A barrel ef beer
wee used Instead. Connell fath e n declared the demonstra
tion n aucceJi.
The r e id k t Monday night
wee handed (town against
FTC. Eaymend C. Boat J r.,
t l , o l Flttaburgh, Fa., and
FFC, Bobsrt Burrell, » , of
FtoladalphU, F a. Tba court
m artial beard wee made op of
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Russians Smuggling W ren's Home
Has Annul
Arm s, Exiles Qiarge Homecoming
1I1AU! (UPI>—Cuban ex
lie* told tha O rfan in ttan <f
American State* Monday that
Soviet aubmarinea and (hipa
aio smuggling arm», narcotic*,
counterfeit money and eubveraiv* agents into Latin America
from Cuba.
The exile* aaid their Entat1if euro reports •hawed that
pi o-Castro a rents in Mexico
also were being supplied by
airplane* flying f r o m a n
American-built a ir bate In
I'inar Del Rio Trovince to tho
Yucatan Peninsula.
One key supply bate for the
subversive agents in Mexico,
they laid, waa a ranch belong
ing to former Mexican Presi
dent Laxaro Cardenas to
which clandestine flights are
regularly made. Cardenas ia a
strong supporter of tha Castro
regime.
Tha report waa made by tha
Cuban Revolutionary Council.
exile organisation headed
by former Cuban Premier
Manuel A. De Varans. I t was
sent to OAS council Chairman
Juan A. La valet of Porn and
OAS Venexuelaa investigating
committee Chairman Rodolfo
A. Wldemann of Argentina.
Widemann's committee is In
vestigating a charge by Rornulo Betancourt of Vonexuota
that three tons of Cuban arms
which were found in his coun
try recently were smuggled In
by Castro to aid Communist
terrorists.
The exila report aaid more
than 100 Soviet fishing trawlesr and an unspecified number
of submarines were being us
ed to export the Communist
subversion from Cuba.
In addition, Caatro was also
employing “ more than 160 fast
fishing boats'* and an unspeci
fied number of airplanes.
Hospital Notes
DECEMBER I
Admissions
Robert Jackson, Dean Race,
Sandra Latta, Wlliene Turner,
Gui James, Charlotte Rey
nolds, Annie Mao O'Neill*, all
of Sanford; Mildred Stonel e l g h , Longwood; Martha
Tinsley, Christine L. Rey
nolds, DeBiry; Ella Louise
Johnson, Lake Monroe; Pres
ton H. Jones, Osteen; Eliza
beth Jones, Charleston, W.
Va.
Births
Mr. and Mr*. Robert Latta,
baby girl, Mr. and Mrs. Lar
ry A. Morrison, baby boy,
Mr. and Mrs. William Wil
liams, baby girl, all of San
ford; Mr. am) Mrs. Johnny R.
Johnson, bsby girl. Lake
Monroe
Discharges
Edwin D. Hunt, Jeffrey Don
Gooding, Truman E. Horns
by, Fannie Abranu, Leona
Howard, Helen Siler, Bcaulah
Ann Trued, George Washing
ton, Betty Ann Sheppard, all
of Sanford; Mary E. LeFlls,
Osteen; Roy Burke, North Or
Undo; Joyce 1. Brown and
baby girt, Lake Mary
DECEMBER 1
Howard Brewer, N a t h a n
Well*, Betty Hlnei, Kristi Ar
lene Brown, Dan Bentley Jr.,
Rose Mary Bentley, James
Secretaries
To Organize
School secretaries of Semin
ole County met b e t Thursday
a t 7:80 p. m. a t tha home of
Mr*. Clara Swain In Sanford
to becoma better acquainted
with each other and to make
plana for forming an organis
ation.
Next month the Seminole
County group will be guests of
the Orange County School
Secretaries,
MOSCOW (UP!)—H m le a *
ersbip of the Soviet Commu
nist party today began debate
on Premier Nikita B. Khimbehev's 648 bdlioa plan for a
mdy buildup af the chem
ical industry, possibly with
tha aid of entire plaata p a r
chased ia tha West
Tha party central commit* bald its secood plenary
isafoa ia tha Kremlin Hall
a t Congresses, with cbemleal
perta, party and govern
ment planners, and industry
officials speaking oa Khrush
chev's pita, which waa vir
tually certain of approval.
Khrushchev said tha sevenyear program "unprecedent
ed la world practice,'* would
regenerate a falling agrtcul
turn with chemical fertilisers
and also help satisfy demands
for more consumer goods.
He disclosed in his long
speech to the opening of the
party meeting Monday that
Soviet collective and state
By M n SeeigrM*
The Annual Homecoming of
the Florida Methodist Chitdrene Home waa held Sunday,
Dee. 8, with approximately
930-400 persons in attendance
for the dinner, one af the
largest numbers, If not the
largest, ever to be served.
Following the dinner, an
hour was spent in reminiscing
and visiting after which an
nual aUctiona far new officers
w en conducted by the alumni.
Namad ware Marvin Homer
of Jacksonville, president;
Alice Toney Revelle of Or
lando, eecratary and Howard
Brace of Sanford, treasurer.
This year's homecoming
marked the first time for th«
•vent to be held a t any time
other than on Thanksgiving
Day and it was decided, tine*
attendance was so much forg
er, th at naxt year's homecom
ing also will be held on tho
Sunday following Thanksgiv
ing.
Smith, Booker T. Gaines, all
of Sanford; Ruth Pipkin,
Longwood; Steve Russell, Ge
neva; R o b i n
MeLomore,
Mims; Velma B. Aten, ML
Dora; Delorca Thy lor, Lake
Mary
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Ned L. Hines,
baby boy, Sanford
DUcbargex
Alicia Schmidt, Edward Cow
an, Martha Curtis, Mary El
len Callxto, Sharon K. Three
wit and baby girl, ail of San
ford; George J . Zeller, Do
Bary; John C. Slack, Rock
ledge, FI*.; Jerry Cooper,
Lake Mary; Verncll Shivers
and baby boy, North Orlando
DECEMBER ■
Admissions
Theresa Sutherland, Frances
L. Goodman, LeRoy Brown,
Cecelia F a r m e r , Marlon
Freeman, Dorothy German,
Teggy Adams, Martha Long,
Annie Talton, Mary Kudlac
Patricia Ann Chavis, Grady
WUiiama, all of Sanford; Al
fred M. Rastedo, DcLand; Pa
trlcla Darby, Margaret Clay
DeBary; Jeffrey Keith Wo!
peri, Lake Mary; Ernest
Campbell, Lakcn Monroe; A1
bert Steventon, Osteen; Ethel
Guyett, Geneva
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Adams,
baby girl, Mr. and Mrs. Ber
nard Long, baby boy, Mr.
and Mrs. David Brown, baby
boy, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
German, baby girl, all of San
ford
Discharges
Thomas
Baggerly, Homer
Fayson, Gui James, Samuel
Smith, John Houston, James
Butler, Dan Bentley Jr., Ruse
Mary Bentley, all of Sanford
Ethel Guyett, Geneva; Steve
Russell, Geneva; Robin Me
Lemore, Mims; Etsic Spires,
Lake Mary; Marla Fletcher,
Lake Monro*
SOUTH SEMINOLE eighth graders who make up th e Junior V arsity
Cheerleader Squad art, front, from left, Becky Clack, Candla Herrington,
Lalon Byer and Donna Noell; back, M artha Dean, Mary Klinger, Bonnie
Simmons, Susan Webber, Cathy Johnson and Lynne Miller.
Three Children's
Concerts Set
By Orchestra Altamonte Club Miami Monorail
Sets Meeting Has Flat Tire
The Florida Symphony Or
chestra has scheduled three
children's concert* at the Or
lando Municipal Auditorium
this year, according to an an
nouncement by Mrs. Frank
Mebane Jr., a member of the
organiaUon'a assoetato board
The first concert Is slated
Dec. 2T, 2:30 p.m., when the
Nutcracker Suite will be pre
sented.
The second will be given
Jan. 4, also at 2:30 p.m. and
will be a musical phantasy
entitled “ Bibar, the F.le
phant.'*
The aeason'a final show
scheduled for Feb. 1, at
p.m., and will feature the
well-known television person
ality, Captain Kangaroo, who
will participate in a presenta
tion entitled "Fun with Mu
lie."
A special performance of
the Captain Kangaroo presen
tatlon will be given at 10:30
a.ra., Feb. 1. Anyone In Sent
(note County Interested
seeing these performances
the orchestra should contact
Mr*. Mebane at 3220811.
Two Sanford GIs
In Pacific Area
Pfc. Harold II. Schock, son
of Mr, and Mr*. Harold H,
Schock, 811 Tucker Drive, af
ter completion of combat
training with the First Marine
Division at Camp Pendleton,
Calif., waa deployed to the Far
E ast
Pfc. Julian E, Whigbara, ion
ol Mr. and Mrs. Julian B,
W h i g h a m, P06 West 20th
Street, took part with tha
Army’s Seventh Infantry D1
vision in "Exercise Strong
Shield" in Korea.
By Julia Bartoo
The monthly covered dish
supper meeting of the Altamonte Springs Garden Club
will be held this Thursday at
the Community Huuao on
Maittand Avenue beginning at
6:30 p. m.
Christmas Carols will be
played and aung and many
beautiful gifts made by memb en of the club will be on sale
under direction of Mr*. Helen
Rassmnn, chairman.
Members of the committee
in charge of planning the
meeting are Mr. and Mr*. L. G.
West, M r. and Mra. W. It.
Wigtey, LL and Mra. G. D.
liumrs, Mr and Mrs. J. L.
Gteasun and Miss Dcltvruh
Glover.
MIAMI <UPI) - Twelve
passenger* acre stranded 31
feet in the air for an hour
Monday when the Miami Sonquarium'i new monorail broke
down on its inauguration day.
“ It was just like a flat
tiro," said an engineer, who
explained that the $230,000
Monorail thumped to a halt
after a smn’l chunk of rub
ber broke out of a front tire.
The 12 passengers were
stranded above the parrot fish
moat while three repairmen
fixed the flat.
Tha monorail, first In this
Circle Has Party
area, make* a one-half-mile
circuit over the Scaquarium'a
•hark channel, fish pools and
tanks.
DeBary Groups
Set Elections
18 DEBARY GROUPS
Ily Mrs. Adam Muller
Election and instulnltlon of
new officers will bo held this
Thursday by tha DeBary Vol
untecr Fire Department and
ite Auxiliary et meetings to
be held in the Recreation Hall
of the Fire Station.
The Auxiliary wilt meet at 2
p. m. while the men are to
meet at 7:30 p. in. All mem
bers of both groups are urged
to attend these important
meetings.
The Martha Circle of thu
Dell try Community Methodist
Church mot rerontty at Uic
hum a of the chairman. Mre.
Civic Group
William Fidler, for the Christ
To Hear T a lk
mas party, A social hour with
exchange of gifts and a pro
On Cuba
gram of music was held follow
By Mr*. Adam Muller
ing the meeting. Thu Fldlur
Dr. Louis Feres will present home was oeautlfully decorat
a talk entitled “Cuba Today" ed for the occasion.
at • meeting of the Deitury
Clvie Association to be held In Papers Fold
the Community Center nt 7
SARASOTA lU l'I) _ Tho
p. m. today with Chester Rear- Sarasota Nows and Manatee
Morning Newspapers ceased
ick presiding.
publication
Saturday, leaving |
N u t Sunday the association
Miami as the only Florida
will sponsor a Christmas Tea
city having competing news
from 3 until S p. m. at the De papers.
Bary Mansion House, Mem
bership cards will admit all
members of the association Board To Meet
A meeting of the Lyman
and their guests.
The group's annual Christ High School cxrrutive hoard
mas Party and Entertainment will bo held at H p.m. this
Program will be held next Thursday in the Teachers’
Tuesday at 8 p. m. In the Cent Lounge. All officer* are urged
er.
to attend.
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—Trebling tha output af tha
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—Inverting S48 billion, toehiding more than f B billion
for tha plants themselves.
—Producing it ta S» million
tons of chemical fortlllaar by
the end of the plan, which
would make It possible to dou
ble present grata and fodder
production.
—Buying entire plants la
the West If the equipment is
not available la the
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The Retired Officers Wives
of DuLuml and surrounding
areas will hold a luncheon
nutting this Thursday a t tho
Orchid House on Highwny 17V2. Reservations should be
mode with Mra. Z. Williams of
DcLand.
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OUR E N T IR E ST O C K OF
CASH & CARRY
M O V IN G ?
By Helen Snodsrass
Member* of tha WSCS of
the Barnett Memorial Meth
odist Church of Enterpriao
met last Tuesday evening
a t the home of Sirs. Fred
Foeter.
During the business meet
ing it waa announced that
the ladles of the church had
cleared |U)0 on their Thanks
giving Dinner held at tho
church fullowlng annual morn
ing services.
Mr*. Violet Carlton was In
charge of tho program for
the evening which followed the
Christmas theme and group
singing of Christmas carols.
Refreshment* were aervod
by the hostess.
All Year Round!
1;2 4 9
what had
SLIDING DOOR — WALNUT
tg e i
W AVEM ASTER
firms delivered a per m l
grain to the state-eontralied markets this year than
list Ha defended his decision
to boy more than 6700 million
af wheat la tha Weet
aid Sulla let peopfo
starve during bad harvest
years while continuing to ex
port wheat
The* he outlined the sevenyvar program to increase
firm yield* and make aueh
grab! purchase* unnecessary
la tha future,
Khrushchev'* plan for th*
chemical Industry waa double
Barnett WSCS
Has Meeting
. . . T h at Can Be Enjoyed
P •
M. E. MARTIN won an axpeiue-pald trip to
Nassau In a benefit fo r tha Little Red Schoolhouse conducted by Gamma Lambda chapter,
Beta Sigma Phi sorority. Mra. J. W. Carter,
ways and means chairman, preaents his tickets
to Martin.
(Herald Photo)
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�Would Stabilize Economy
B—Uao h County's ehsaees of
fcad taf tb s propontd Enat-O ntral
florid* V n h m lty Increased by
leaps and bounds last week when the
S tats Board of Control, meeting in
Boca Raton, reduced the number of
possible sites to four — two In this
soonty and two in Orange.
This, of course, provides Seminole
County with no less than an even
to land the university within
its geographical limits. But for all
tleal purposes Seminole’s possites of getting the engineering
Institution, to be operated as an ex
tension of the University of Florida,
are somewhat better than those ap
pearing on the surface.
One of the Orange County sites —
known as Deseret Farms and located
in the southeastern section of the
county — escaped elimination by the
barest of margins. The Board of Con
trol, deadlocked a t three-to-three on
whether to keep the site under con
sideration or eliminate it, acted in
favor of retaining the site only when
Chairman Baya Harrison cast the
deciding vote.
But local observers contend th s t
fo r all practical purposes this action
virtually eliminated Deseret Farms
because of three unfavorable votes.
Therefore, 8emlnole County's possi
bility of landing the institution is
more or less a two-to-one propoaitk
litlon
rath e r than merely a 60-50 chance.
Seminole’s primary competition
will come from Orange County’s ef
forts to promote the Bluestone sito
which is located four miles south of
th e Martin - Orlando plant and only
a mile north of the Osecoia County
line.
Meanwhile, the Board of Control
last Friday — and rightly so — an
nounced that the selection of a site
for the university is much too Impor
ta n t to bo rushed. And this attitude
set the stage for further consider
ation of the advantages of the four
remaining locations.
Lost Saturday Orange County au
thorities raised a note of mystery
because of u remark mudo by tho
Board of Control’s chairman that tho
members would entertain considro-
K
tion of additional sites if anyone
wanted to offer them.
However, the ehalrm aa was con
tacted by one of The Herald’s news
men on th e scene a t Boca Raton and
was assured th a t his remark wsa
made as ju s t a m atter of conversa
tion. Actually, th e Board of Control
set a deadline in October for the sub
mission ot all sites to be considered.
Either of the two Seminole sites,
moet local obeervera contend, stand
about an equal chance of being se
lected. The. Lake Ada location —
fronting on U. 8.17-98 ju s t south of
Seminole High School — perhaps of
fers most of the advantages for a
school of this kind. Transportation
would be no problem, its accessibility
Is almost perfect, and He location
relative to population, churches and
schools could be considered no less
than Ideal.
On the other hand, the Lee Ranch
site has much to offer in th a t more
than 2,000 acres are involved with
the state taking its choice of either
th e east or west 1,000 acres. The
site is north of Chuluota and south of
the Econlockhatchee River which
would provide the northern boundary.
If the site were chosen the university
would have four miles of frontage on
th e river and the entire area is
abundant with natural beauty. And
this has Impressed most of the
board’s members.
A choice between the two sites
m ight be determined largely by
whether the board is looking ahead
for some 10 to 20 years or 60 years.
Presently the Lake Ada site perhape
would be the most favorable. But
a t the same time, consideration on a
long range basis might make the Lee
Ranch site more favorable.
Regardless of which site is chosen,
if the Board of Control selects a
Seminole location, the university
would soon become the largest single
industry —
- if it can be called th a t
— in this countvy .
The Herald is convinced that not
only does the university need Seminolo County and what this area has
to offer, but also Seminole needs tho
university because it will stabilize
this county’s economy forever.
Unclossified
New Bifocals
Ban Franklin had no Idea
what ho wna starting when
ha Invented bifocals nsarly
two canturles ago. Tha latsat
take-off on hla Idea is a new
type bifocal contact Ians
which may enablo mine 4ft
million Americana over 4b to
eventually taka off rrgular
gtaaaaa anil wear bifocals.
Dr. Elmar II. I.airg, chair
man of tha Southern Council
of Optometrlsla, saya that
with new and Improved fit
ting tachnlquca aoma optome
trist* are auceaaful In aa many
as HO per cent of their pa
tient* ualng tho new lent.
Tha new lane are known aa
"fused bifocal*.’’ la mada by
melting together pieces of
plastic containing different
prescriptions.
a a a
Florida's upward economic
trend In October boosted nonfarm employment 32,000 above
a year ago to nearly 1.3 mil
lion. At tha same time unamployment dropped 10,000 below
OUT OUR WAY
October, 1062, to 03,000. Thla
la an encouraging tram! a t
Florida keeps moving forward.
a
a a
John St. John haa bean ap
pointed financial vlra preai
dant of the Minute Maid Co.
a
a a
Florida Prsabytarlan Col
lage haa been granted provision accreditation by the
Southern Association of ColItgcs and Universities.
a
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The Deltona Corp. has an
Interior decorator for the home
which tha Mackla brothers
are building ns a part of the
Florida exhibition at the
New York World's Fair. I h
la Dale K. Weidman, AID,
who haa been associated with
Mackla enterprlaca for four
ysara.
a a a
Miami dedicated its new
Ssnquarlum monorail — tha
first aaat of th* Rockies —
Monday. The monorail taksa
a 2.200 foot ride around tho
55 acres of th* Heaquarlum.
It's th* fourth monorail in
the U. S.
a • a
llcre'a on* for youi a tall
talo red dye Is being sdded to
gssolin* supplies of New York
State's works department.
Even a drop of the gaaolin*
will glow under fluoraaesnt
light. The dye is aimed nt
ending pilferage by workers
who draw can* of gasoline for
field equipment and divert
them to private cars.
a
a
a
Helen Fuller Soys
•Do You Detect Some Spring in the Air?*
International Affairs
-
“Let's GsuO*.
pray that h« doesn’t try to
transfer hla way ot working
st home iota tbs foreign
floli,” tho General laid. My
have as force o ar leadership
on Europe blame our declin
ing influence there on Do
Gaulle’s insistence on buildlag national military forces
rather than n unified NATO
defense. Those who think wa
should relax, without In any
w ap
withdrawing support
from the Western Alliance,
and let Europe take th* Ini
tiative again view D* Gaulle’*
nationalist pride with more
sympathy.
Bound up In all this are de
cisions which President John
son must make sooner or la
ter. They center on equal
sharing of the burden of
maintaining t h e necessary
forcei In Western Europe. In
recent years both Presidents
Elsenhower a n d Kennedy
have struggled to extract
larger contribution! In men
and material from NATO
countries now well able to
Tho question Is whether to
demand more support within
a definite tima limit, to con
tinue to h**r a disproportionst# share of tho load ourselves, or to change our ml*
Ja European affairs. It ia
widely believed that Presi
dent Kenatdy had decided to
reassess o u r position la
Europe, but had hoped tn de
fer the reassessment until
after the 1964 election. Time
might help. The present governments of Italy, Belgium
and tho Netherlands, for ex
ample, are ao unsteady that
to agree to a demand for
more military expenditures at
this moment might topple
them.
Some of the wisest of the
believers in effective inter
national cooperation here and
abroad are saying to the new
President that this U no time
to hurry the hones.
table WI* talking, of coarse,
about the new President and
Mr. Johnson's high-pressure
method at dealing with the
Halted Motes Senate when he
■ m ad
Us Majority Lend
er.
The Genera! bad flows to
Germany with the recent
Operation Big Lift and con
tinued as a circle tour of
visits with Allied military and
civilian leaders. He had come
home with the strong convic
tion that trying to push Euro
pean leaden toward greater
unity too fait could bring the
NATO Alliance t u m b l i n g
dowa. A* ooa who shares torn ir
President Kennedy’s
firm belief that Atlantic p art
nership la essential to our se
curity, the General ihuddared
a t that possibility. His fear
Letters
wai that In hla driving desire
to get things dona President
Johnson might press too bard
at a critical time In the Ilf* of
the Alliance.
tising regularly in Th* San
Many others who a r t not Editor: Herald
aware of how much caution
On Nov. 17, on* of our salsa- ford Herald a real pleasure,
lies behind Lyndon Johnson's men placed a classified ad economically aa well aa profit
bouncy air a r t expressing th* below, to run In your paper ably.
same concern. And there Is under the heading of "Real
E. E. Leathsrbury, Vie*
resson for doubt because a Eatate for Sal*” for an in
Pras. LMN Enterprise*
battle for Ih* new President'* definite tlm* or until notifica
Inc.
mind oa the subject of Allan- tion of cancellation.
tie Alliance la already taking
Tha response we received
shape.
th* first day the ad ran waa
The battle Is between thoae so tanlfic, with a t least 12
who believ* that the U. S. personal calls, and approxi
must continue to assert the mately r,0 telephone calls, that
I suppose I might hav* boposition of loadorahlp wo have tha proparty waa sold Immedi coma d'<«ustinfly rich, but
ager should do hla or her
occupied la Europe since ately and wa had to call and frankly I don’t want oil w*Ua
courting.
World War II and thost who
In my fo rest I prefer trees.
W.n friends by dsveloplag believe that we are no longer canes! the ad.
It Is very encouraging to —Tha Marquis of Aylesbury,
YOUR OWN charms Instead needed or able to occupy such
rejecting an A m e r i c a n
of flaunting thoia of your superior status In a now-thriv ua to receive such enthusias
firm’* bid to drill for oil on
tic and prompt response*, and
father and mother!
ing Europe. Among those In
his foraat land In England.
makes our practlea of adver
Quit being such cowards
volved, in addition to Secre
that you try to four-flush with
tary of State Rusk, Secretary
the ritay car or costly cloth
of Defense McNamara and
ing that your parents can
Presidential adviser on na
furnish you.
tional
security affairs MeThat's a cowardly mean* of
Georgs Bundy, la formtr Sec
winning friends.
Send for the various help retary of State Dean Acheson.
ful booklets offered via thla Mr. Acheson, who Is general
column so you can quickly ly considered ai belonging in
earn the art of gay repartee the first category, served as
Mr. Johnson's foreign policy
and easy conversation.
Join the "Compliment Club” adviser In the 1980 campaign.
The difference in attitude
and thereby learn bow to wla
friends and popularity with between the lira groups
your classmate* of both stsea, comes out aipecially clearly
even If your most ospenitve In tha case of General De
frock Is Just a washabta print
dresst
For it Isn't tho "wrapping
paper” that bolds the usual
person's Interest in you, but
tho
"merchandise” Inside
that wrapper.
Your swanky furs ind cost
ly cars will not make you
attractive or permanently
popular. Ob, they may catch
attention briefly.
But In selling merchandise,
as well as your own person
ality, It Is what HOLDS AT
TENTION that gets the name
ou the doited line I
Face up to th* facta sad
then quit being so chicken ar
cowardly that you try to get
by on daddy's swanky car or
your family's Country Club
membership and luxurious
home.
That false "easte” system
is un-American, anyway, ao
send for the booklet "How to
Carry on Gay Conversation,"
enclosing a long stamped, re
turn envelope, plus 10c. It
beat* Cadillacs and mink
roat.it
To The Editor
UiVisga SfaSMs, l a s
Dr. Crane’s
Quotes
Worry Clinic
la a aacUl fearflasher seha la trying to
"buy” popularity with bar
lather’s bank book. That's
a cowardly, un-American
method, aaoro typical
cooatrlos wbero tho casto
system flooriabes. tesload,
loan bow to win friend* la
yew awn right, *• aand for
the helplml booklet below.
CASE R-432: Dobblo D..
aged 17, I* an attractive high
schooler.
"But, Dr. Crane,” her fa
ther began, "ah* la much like
the wife you mentioned yes
terday.
"For ahe feels abused un
less she esn blossom out in
a new dress avery few days.
"Yet I tell her we can't af-
Barbs
By llal Cochran
Short skirts have Interfered
with women being taken at
their (ace value.
a
a
aa
Folks In some sections who
saved for a rainy day should
have a lot of dough piled up.
• a a
You'll be hearing more
morning songs from the birds
if they're well bread.
a * a
The heat we complained
about all summer is gain]
to cost us plenty during win
ter months.
*
*
ford *uch extravagance. And
I remind her that other girls
don't have new clothes that
often.
"But she item s desperate
ly addicted to her hunger for
new clothes. Can't you talk
to her a few minutes?”
Debbie's great yen for new
frocks was a cover-up mec
hanism.
8h« didn't know how to
carry on gay conversation
with her m alt classmates.
"Dr. Crane,” she tearfully
confessed, "I am tongue-tied.
So how cin I ever hope to
wtn a boy friend unless 1 a t
tract him with ray new
dresses?”
Dabble was thus trying to
buy or bribe the interest of
men via her ensembles.
Other girls, who feel Inse
cure as to their social charms,
may also flaunt their dad's
rilsy car before their class
mates.
Analyte your teen-age elassmates and you will probably
find several girls who coax
their fathers to let them drive
the big. new car to high
school. Why?
Not Just to rits the girls
who haven't such wealth. Hut
largely to "bribe” the atten
tion of hoys!
Such girls thus are frying
to have thrlr parents do their
courting for them I
Instead, every reliant teen-
*
Some women feel that a
crying need Is a new win
ter coat and that may be
how they get it.
•
a
a
The m ist unpopular femi
nine touch for dad Is when
Christmas shopping starts.
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We hop* there's full steam
ahead In the homes where
Santa comes through the
radiator.
The mathematical nota
And another: homebuyer*
tion for "equaU'' wax IntroIn Canada ran gst a fSOO gov
duced In 1357 by Robert
Q—Whet famous "flrat" oc. Cfecordo with the following
ernment bonus If their homes
are substantially completed curred in th* U. S. Senate in •Explanation: "And to auoido
tho tedlouse repetition of
during the winter months. It's September, 11X13T
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About Sporta
Thinking O ut Loud
BY JULIAN STEN8TB0U
Blue Monday For Stumpf
H u d Coach Ralph Stumpf had reaioa to bo
bluo Monday, Hia 11)63-64 edition of tho Seminole
High vanity cago squad dropped beth of their outinga au far this season. Saturday night tho Tribe took
It on the chin from the Titusville Terriers after loslnf
their opener with Daytona Beach Mainland last Thurs
day night.
But before you start shedding any te a n , too, remem
ber that Monday Stumpf had aeveral additions to hia
hardwoed squad when a number of Seminole grlddera
reported for basketball werkouta. Barry Barka, Billy Hig
gins, Mike Clad and John Ray reported along with
Lloyd Freeman and Buddy Burton.
Of course, Stumpf has warned all along th at ha*o not
anticipating any miraclea thig season, particularly alnce
he’s running Into some of the beat competlticn in Cen
tral Florida.
We didn’t see the Titusville affair. However, we did
watch the Tribe tangle with Mainland. And we were
amased to Darn that this was the Initial outing of the
acason for the Buc*. They were a well coached, well paced,
and smoothly running machine.
You would have thought they'd had no leas than
feur or five games under thslr belts by Lhs tone of their
performance.
After the game we ran into on of Daytona Beach
friend, athlete, and Stetson etnr, Lanier Smith, lie haa
a youngeter on the Hue squad this year. Lanier gave the
“whys" which accounts for the sp it and polish of the Hue
five. They’ve been drilling since school began. A t Main
land none of the youngsters on tho foctball team partici
pate In baaketbsll.
e
e
e
•
. . . And W ithout Shoes, Too!
From Gainesville comes wind that Hal Seymour’s
Intuition prompted his return to a shoe-less punting stylo
for the University of Florida in 1003, and final statistics
reveal ha was correct.
"t never punted with shoes on until this sensen," saya
Seymour. "The first four games I wore shoe*, and didn’t
punt very well, so I Just decided it couldn't be any worio
without shoes, even if somebody stepped on my toes.”
Seymour punted 21 times for 768 yards with shoes
this year. His aversga was 37.5.
As a barefcot boy he booted the hall 31 times for
1320 yard-, an average of 42.8, one of the highest marka
in the nation.
This raised his overall average to 40.7 for the season.
"It'e difficult to raise th a t punting average once
It gets down In the mid 30s,” says bond Gator coach Ray
Craves, "This is an indication of what a great Job Hal
did In late season.”
Seymour turned In enc of hie best punting days
against FSU, although earning an average of only 26
per kick. He punted the Gators out of a hole on one ef
fort, the hall going some 63 yards in the air into the
Seminole end tone, and causing him to lose 20 yards
when It was brought out to the 20-yard-line.
Another time, he sot down a 35 yard kick dead on the
FSU 10-yard-line.
“Seymour, with work, will become one of the finest
punters In collegiate football,” says Craves, “ lie had n
good sophomore year, and now he can work cn brooming
a real punting artist this spring. He's also starting to
learn how to place the bull where he wants it down near
the goal line.”
Graves credits tremendous leg snap as Seymour's
1 secret for consistently long and high punts.
Charity Program Set At Jai-Alai
Sports fans will bo able to
do a good deed for underpri
vileged children and enjoy
an exciting evening of cham
pionship Jail alal at the same
i
time In tonight’s annual
® “ Charity Benefit” projram at
tho Orlando Seminole Froni
ton.
Proceeds from the nijht's
operation will bo donated to
the Florida Sheriffs’ Boys
Ranch and to tho Ilarry-Anna Homo for Crippled Child
ren.
In Monday night's action at
the fronton, Pedro and Raf f a e l were winners of the daily
double, paying *67.00 on a
Id combination.
Pedro, In winning the third
game, scored six straight
points from the post one posi
tion to lock up his victory
before any other players had
a chance to got on the board.
Winners In the Monday ma
tinee double were Miota ami
Urlzar, with a 1-2 punch that
returned )119.4o to lucky tic
ket holders.
Dig perfecta payoffs came
In the first game of the ma
tinee on a 3-2 combination
good for 1270.30, and in the
third game of the evening
program with a 0-4 combina
tion that paid *307.30.
Pick Golfera
NEW’ YORK (UPI) — Golf
Digest magaxine has selected
Tony Lema of San Leandro,
Calif., and Marilyn Smith of
Tequesta, Fla., aa the most
Improved professional golfers
in 1063.
Tribe Cagers
Clash With
Edgewater
Head Coach Ralph Stumpfs
Seminole High eager* nova
into Orlando tonight and of
ficially enter Into Metro Con
ference play for the first
time, meeting the Edgewater
Eagles.
The Seminoles, who havo
lest their first two non-con
ference engagements to Main
land of Daytona Beach and
tho Tituivlllo Terrier*, will bo
fortified somewhat tonight
with the addition of about a
half a doien eager* who
through la d Friday were ongaged In football.
However, Coach Stumpf la
not counting too heavily on
using thesa new additions
alnca they have not had tlma
to put In too much prepara
tion to affectively aerve the
cago equtd.
The chances are t h a t
Stumpf will start McClonry
and Flrestona at the for
wards, Tyre a t center, and
Bowes and Brown St the
guard*.
In the preliminary. Head
Coach John Colbert'* JayVees will meet the Baby
Engles. Colbert’s five haa a
one and one record to date,
losing to Mainland but beat
ing Titusville.
Bowl Lineup
Hy United Press International
DEC. 14
Junior Rose Bowl, Pasa
dena, Calif.: Northeast Okla
homa AAM 0-0-0 v». Orange
Coast College 9-0-0 Television,
NBC, 4 p.m. EST.
DEC. 21
Bluebonnet Bowl, Houston,
Tex.: Louisiana State 7-3-0
vs. Baylor 7-3-0. Television,
CHS. 4 p.m. EST.
Liberty Howl, Philadelphia:
No. Carolina St. 8 2-0 vs. Mis
s is s ip p i Statu 0-2-2. Television,
NBC, l p.m. EST.
North-South, Miami Fla.
DEC. 28
Gator Bowl, Jacksonville,
Fla.: North Carolina 8-2-0 va.
Air Force 7-3-0. Television,
CBS, 1:30 p.m. EST.
Tangerine Bowl, Orlando,
Fla.: Coi*t Guard Academy
8-0 vs. Western Kentucky 90 -1.
Blue-Gray Game, Mont
gomery, Ala.
Shrine East-West, San Fran
cisco: Television, NBC, 4-30
p.m EST,
All Amerlenn, Tucson, Aria.
DEC. 31
Sun Bowl, El Paso, Tex.:
SMU 4-0-1) vs. Oregon 7-3-0.
JAN. 1
Rose Bowl, Pasadena, Calif.:
Illinois 7-1-1 vs. Washington
0-10. Television, NBC, 4:43
p.m. EST.
Sugar Bowl, New Orleana:
Alabama 7-2-0 vs. Mississippi
7-0-2. Television, NBC, Dio
p.m. EST.
Cotton Bowl, Dallas: Texas
10-0-0 vs. Navy 9-1-0. Televi
sion, CBS, 1:43 p.m. EST.
Orsnge Bowl, Miami, Fla.:
Nebraska 0-1-0 vs. Auburn
0-1-0. Television, ABC, 1:30
p.m. EST.
JAN. 4
Senior Bowl, Mobile, Ala.:
Television, NUC, 2 p.m. EST.
IULL HEMPHILL hands the keys of a 1956 auto to President H arriett
tiazil of the Hemphill M otorette Bowling League. The car will be awarded
to the winner of n league bowling contest now in its second week. Each of
the loop’s 64 bowlera are vieing to see which can tom e up with the best
three-game score and win the auto. Shown a t left is Treasurer Betty
Richey and Billio Charoit.
(Herald Photo),
•h» Otnfffri f f titt Dee. 10, IMS — Page 8
Strikes • • •
Spares
By Jobs A. SpetsU
Jean Monroe won for barMy thank* to you lovely sell a 12-pound bird for nil*
lassies for helping to m ike ing the highest scries, a 606.
our 3-6-9 Women'* Tourna Another turkey went to Lou*
ment such a w-enderful suc ise Pyle for the high tingle,
cess this pait weekend.
a 209 game.
The final result* showed
Much of tha credit certainthat the first place team was ly must go to aU of tba var
the Sky Larks of the Tuesday ious league iccretaries who
A.M. Blit Hemphill Motor- did an outstanding Job of get
ettes League. A* a m ilter of ting the gals to participate.
fact ao was the second place Evidentalty, these sama girls
team. Also, members of the had themselves such a good
Motor-ettes . . . the Grand Hma that they'rs now expect
Prix five-some.
ing another tournament in
Those who'll get those 12- very abort order. What-chapound turkeys for coming In aay, Shirley Martin, Fran
on top were Mae Grier, Mar Morton, Shirley Maxwell, Et
ian Voigt, Unda Post, Jean ta Dorman and company7 7 1
Mello and Janie Burke.
Talking a t we were 'bout
For the second place team, that Hemphill League, did
these a r t the folka who'll be you tee that wonderful c a r
receiving eight-pound birds: that Mr. Hemphill la giving
Aulde Temple, Doris Hale, away to these tame girls?
Kliabeth Graham, Carolyn
It'll go to the girl with tho
Nelson and Shirley Maxwell. highest series for the next
You know what pleases me two weeka, plus Tuesday's
so much? Most of these keg- bawling of thii past week.
ter-ettes have only recently
The top ten girls for the
been Into a bowling line for first week's action era Linda
the very first time and here Post 531, June Gaisman 349,
they a re coming In as win Marian Voigt 547, Rose Phil
ners in a tournament, al lips 543, Peggy Denman 537,
ready.
Evelyn Uille 535, Doris Halo
Stand by, dear readers. 533, Rita Stein 523, Jean MeL
Shirley Martin's been reading lo 321 and Kathy Jenkins 529.
TH E OltANGE-IlELT CONFERENCE chnm.
on ns Seminole halfback Buddy Lawson helps
over m y shoulder and sho
pionehip trophy fo r winning the league’s 1963
hold the trophy. Tho Seminoles were among
AU of the above scores In
says not only were the first clude handicap. Pretty darn
honored guests which included N orth Carolina
title was presented a t a statewide grid banquet
snd second placa teams from close, isn't It? Gee, what A
in Jacksonville Sunday night. Billy Higgins
Coach Jim Hickoy uiid numerous all state college
the BUI HsraphiU League, but wonderful Christmas present!
players.
(left) and Head Coach Jim Plgott (rig h t) look
•Iso a ra the third and fourth
This 8 a n f o r d Women's
place teams. Howdja like that Uowllng Association is really
. . . A clean sweep by BUI on the baU, I'll tell you!
Hemphill Motor-cttcs!
T h e y collected approxi
The third plica team hon mately *80 for the disabled
ors went to the Tempest and veterans at various hospitals
the fourth slot was captured around tho country. To give
John Uhr, rolling for Lar- by tha Poetises. The first you an idea of how well they
ry'a biart In the All Star scores wer«-3034, 2993, 2904 did. last year the total col
League, potted game* of 246, and 2331.
lection was around *10. Con
194 and 811 for a hug* 651
gratulations, girls, for a Job
series.
well done for an extremely
John 8plr*e helped Larry's
important cause.
to salvage a pair of wlna from
We also had winners In this
Betty Anne’s trio. Archie King
category, too. Here we go:
wae high for Betty Anna’a
Mary Smith (who really plug
with a 638 aerie*.
ged on this project) won a
The bowlers of the Second howling skirt; Dot Johnson,
In other loop action, Inland
Material! trounced the Meador Division teams in the Bus bowling shirt; Pat Mueller,
Marine trio three times to inessmen's League found the bowling shoes; Elaine Kostigo into a tie for first place new pins at Jet Lancs to their va!. throw pillow; Jane Spotwith Bob'* Restaurant. Harry liking as they all notched at ski (It’s fixed) a steak din
Pentecost was high man for least three w i n s apiece ner; Marian Karelia, sham
against tho First Division poo and act; Ruth C m * also
Inland with a 211—580.
Ail icd Van Lines led by teams.
won a shampoo and act; Ann
Dick's Appliance team led Fall, walking shorts; Ruth
Robert Steele managed tu sal
vage a pair of win* fro its Bub's Hie parade with a four game Phillips, bath powder; Flor
Restnurant. Steele had gamei ■weep at the expense nf the ence Korgan, cake; Jennie
of 202, 209 and till for a front running Team No. 3. Livingston, polled plant, and
series ef 602 — high for Al Ralph Betti took aeries hon Billie Ciulnolt, turkey.
SEMINOLE HIGH S FOOTBALL COACHES, (left to right) I.ino Conch
lied. But Paul Mnreottu, roll, ors for the night with a 529
A quickie review of the var
Jim McCoy, Head Couch Jim Plgott and Back field Coach Dick Williams
ing for Bub's, had gumes of set fur the applianccmcn.
ious league leaders for this
tmiilo us they look over tho Orange Belt Conference all s ta r team th a t
Jimmy Viles helped himself past week would read as fol
205, 212 and 191 fur a 638
Includes nine members of this year's Tribe football team. Theso three
lo the high game honors with lows: Monday Night Scratch
series.
m entors guided tho Seminoles to a seasonal record of 10 wins and a single
Those rolling 200 games 202 as Team No. S grabbed —Dot Palm er 173, Jane Ad
loss.
(Herald Photo)
were Uhr with the night's a Hires point decision over cock 173 and Gloria Accardl
high of 216, plus a 211, Mar- tho Cavanaugh Tire Service 160.
cottu with a 212 and 203, Phil team.
In the Wednesday Night All
Smith's Amoco Service con Start League Ed Callan was
Roche with a 215 and 202,
Gary Fox with a 212, Pente tinuer! Its move toward the burnln' cm In with a 201/572
cost with a 211, Bill Hull with first division by virtue of u for Bob's Restaurant; Bob
three point win over the KunIn Biddy Basketball league WTRR Radio 46 to 20, Rob
Tho day's most exciting eon a 210, Steele with that 209 dracki and Cline's Sinclair Steele for Meador’s Marina
action last Saturday at the son Sporting Goods took a test
was Standard Oil’# and 202, Bub May a 200 even, outfit. M tnhall Wiltshire was ihot 203,243/620; Harry Pen
Fleming Gymnasium, Day close one, 33 to 33, from First squeaker over Strickland John Spolski with hli 201 and the hero for Smith's Amoco tecost of Inland Material
rolled 210/503.
and Night Grill was the only Federal, Standard Oil came Morrison. The Oilers were John Wright an even 200.
with 199/3U3.
For the Huller Motors Navy
club in the league to main up with a real thriller by led by Glen Robinson who
Team No. 4 was a th r e e Wives League: Suiy He no
tain an undefeated .*ccurd as mi'ing out Strickland Morri lasted IH points. High man Pick Pilot
|wlnt winner o v e r Karon
the loop concluded its second son M lo 42 ansi tho Sanford for the Motormen was BUI
PHILADELPHIA (U PI) — Builders in the other league 179,179/494, V e r n a Bolton
202/343, Tat Draim 1S2, Rose
Atlantic Bank slaughtered Schmidt with 27.
week of play.
Bob Wellman, who served as action.
Patrick 160, Dee Rosa 176,
The Grillcrs soared over Sanford Electric 02 to 26.
In the final affair, Sanford •kipper at Bakersfield, Calif.,
Thelma Unger 139, Helen MoDay and Niglit was paced Atlantic ran completely over ainra 1962, will manage tha
rlslnl 167, Rita Stein 18!,
hy Ken Hinson and Bill Brac Sanford Electric. The Bankers Phlla<l<-I|ihia Phillies' farm at Lyman High
ken who posted 2t and 17 built up a halftime lead of Eugene, Ore., In the NorthBarbara Rohrer 161 and 108
points, respectively while Bob tl to 13 and then coasted west l.t-agiia next year. The
and Jennie Runnels
154.
Cage
Roster
by Lundquitl's 20 went for through for their 62 to 26 appointment was announced
Wu're real proud for these
naught for the radiomen.
triumph. High man for the hy Phlllie farm director Clay Joe Asher
G 5’i" Jr. “sharp shooters."
In the second contest of the Bankers was Mett Morgan
Miks Sterling
O 5’4" Jr.
Don't forget about Saturday
Dennis.
Joe Pavidi-hak
G 5’fi” Hr. night's Moonlight Bawling at
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (UPI) day the Sports were headed who hit 41 points. Morgan
Kenny Ament
O 5*0" So. 9 p.m. lasts and lots of good
—Star quarterback Joe Na- nine field goals and a single sank seven free throws and
Bill Ilurkhsrt
C 6’
Hr. prixes.
malh, the mainspring of the hy Andy Itufas who sank deposited 17 field shots from
CHESTER, W. Va. (U PI)— Dun Smith
C 6‘
Hr.
Talkin' 'bout things that are
Alabama offense, was kicked n.ry. field goals and a single the floor. The Electrician's
free throw for 19 points to high man was Alan Uraddock Tho raring program at Water DIB Tolson
V 5 T f Hr. good . . . look for our ad in
off the team Monday for the
with 10 points.
ford Park was to resume today Jim Goplen
F 6-9” Hr. The Herald regarding Bowl
reit of the season and the pace Kohson, while Mike Far
rell was high, with 14, for the
This Saturday Sanford At following a two-day cancella Gene Winktlman F S-J" Jr. ing Coupon Books. Tha per
Sugar Bowl game for break
Savingsmen.
lantic tangles with WTKIt, lion Ih-cuusc of snow.
Richard Grant
V 6T0" Hr. fect Christmas gift
ing training rules.
Day and Night Drillers meet
The action left Coach Paul
First Federal, Standard Od
(Bear) Bryant with the im Dempsey Says
takes on The Rohwn Sports
mediate problem of finding a
and Sanford Electric runt In
capable replacement In time It’s Possible
to Strickland-Morrison.
for the Miami game Satur
day. The contest will be tele He Was Doped
vised nations!!)- from Mtimi's
Sally League
MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) —
Orange Bowl Stadium.
Jack Dempsey admitted to
day that the Birmingham Dies; Southern
Smith Injured
News story of his having
CINCINNATI (UPI) —'The been drugged in hia first title Takes Over
Cincinnati Royals will b* with fight with Gena Tunney 37
KNOXVILLE, Tsnn. (UPI)
out the services of guard years ago may he true, but — The 60-year-old South At
Adrian Smith for at least he's by no means lure.
lantic League herame a part
two weeks. Smith suffered a
Jack lost his heavyweight uf baseball legend today. The
fractured left cheekbone anil crown to ex-Marine Tunney of nnnii- was formally changed to
a slight concussion when he New York that night of Sept. tho Southern League.
collided with Hal Greer of 23. 1112*4, in the rain at Phila
There was no change In the
Philadelphia during a Nation delphia's Municipal Stadium. trams, the classification, or
al
Basketball
Association
The fiHycar-old Mamma the various major league af
game Sunday night.
Mauler, here in Minneapolis filiations. The Southern Lea
fur an appearance Monday gue will hu an AA cir
Sidelined
night at t h e Minneapolis cuit, and a new charter with
M O N T R E A L (UPI) — Boys* Club, told a sports writ a new constitution and by
laws is being drawn up.
Rookie defenseman Jacques er:
Laperriere will be lost to the
SEMINOLE CAGE COACHES John Colbert (loft) and Ralph Stumpf Rot
Two former Southern Asso'T didn't feel sick before
their varalty uml JayVee basketball dquad o ff to u ra th e r inuunpidoud
Montreal Canadiens of tho the fight. But I felt terribly ciatlon members, Birmingham
s ta rt this Henson. Stum pf, the varsity head coach, haa seen hid boyd
NHL for about 10 days be sick after It. And the doctor and Chattanooga, are mem
trounced by Daytona Reach Mainland and tho Titiidvllte Tcrrierd. Colcause of a broken bone in his who examined me at Atlantic bers of the new loop.
Other teams are Knoxville,
b ert’d Huby Seminolcd dropped tlieir opener to the Ilaby Bucs but bounced
foot.
LaPurrlere
suffered City—I believe it was—said t
the injury in Chicago Sunday looked as if I'd been given a Asheville, Charlotte, Colum
rig h t hack to d a u g h te r the Ilaby T erriers, 69 to 29. L ast year’* JnyVeea
night
bus, Haem and Lynchburg.
Mickey turn."
took 19 out of 21 games.
(Herald Photo).
John Uhr Rolls
Series Of 651
2nd Division
Teams Score
One Biddy Team Undefeated
Namath Booted
From Squad
Snow Stops Racing
�- */ ,
OES Initiation
For New Members
Bonder A nd Leon Feagin
In Double Ring Ceremony
Janet Lm I n t o , laughter
to Hr. and Mn. Ktodi J. I n
t o , * H tatted l i marriage
to Law C, rtasto Nor. to to
tto rtn t P M i h | l i r l n
The bride's
cranberry silk shantung for
her dress with matching se
wn a white
Mrs. Feagto
navy
and white accessories and ■
white arehld corsage.
The reception waa to the
fellowship H a ll to the
church. Mm**. Roy Mans,
Luther Feagto, Lowell Ban
dar. M. V. Parry and college
friends to the bride served
tha punch and cake and Mra.
Georgs Touhy k e p t the
bride’s book.
After a wedding trip, tha
newlyweds wifi make their
home to Bnoksville, Fla.
vans to a
ikastof
t p l e r M a Adams, to tha
Flrtt Methedtot Charth Oat.
&
H i Mde. daagktor to Mr.
gn< Mrs. Orta B. Smith Jr.,
a n given to toarvlase by her
tether to tea am to Mr. and
Mrs. 1. B. Smith to ■ double
taffsta with
hat
■ n ■
w him
•rtm a.
The wedding reception was
told to McKinley HaO with
Mrs. Clarence
Mn. Citrtls Hughes greeting
the guests. The bride’s
was placed on a lace covered
table with twe white rases in
a silver sstostesv,
by Barbara Mows sad Bar
bara Bradley. The wedding
cake waa tarred by Mn. Bar
bara Dahls and Mm Marilee
Phan from a
with aa arrangement to ted
tad white
and flanked with silver can
delabra. Serving the cran
berry puaeh wen Mrs. Unda
McKee and Mrs. Harry Took*
Jr. Floating hostesses were
Fan Jooes, Leslie Jones, Mi
chelle Jones, Margaret Jones,
Patsy Bader, Judy Lavender
tod Brenda Brown,
After the wedding trip the
foople will to at home oo
New Upsala Road. Out of
Mrs. Batort
saase,H MI Leva Van truly’*
and "The Leri’s Prayer” aa
to th n
With baskets to
The kton these white brid•1 setto and Atenean laca tor
a
steam. Tha ton shaped shirt
Mtsndsd teto a Chapel train
wlte t larga tow to back
'
“
to
pearls sad small satin
teas. Her vail to Illusion waa
hrid to pteee with a tiara to
■saris sad crystals. On earfted • white Uca handker
chief and wore star pearl earriags, a gift frem tha hritfegreom. Bar flowers warn n r
raagsd to a formal bouquet
to Sliaa to tha vatlay and
baby breath, eeaUred with a
white arehld.
New Officer* For
Ladies Society
Tha Ladies Society to the
Brotherhood of F in men and
Eng teamen held tha regular
meeting at tha home to Mrs.
Hairy Wilson.
Mrs. C. H. Goethe presided
during the buslneai meeting
and distributed copies of the
revised constitution. Attention
was called to tha preamble
■tatlng the alma and purposes
of the organisation.
Officers for the coming
year are: Mra. J . R. Wells
Jr., president; Mra. Ronald
Brooks, vie* president; Mra.
Robert EUencoff, secretary;
Mra. H. E. Turner, treasurer;
M n. Harold Keeling, collec
tor; Mrs. Paul Refried, w a r
den; Mrs. E. P. Williams Jr.,
conductor; M n. J . A. Calla
han, chaplain; M n. Harry
Wilson, Inner guard; Airs.
Harry Tltahaw, outer guard;
Mrs. Walter Cook, publicity.
The officers will be Installed
j t tha January meeting.
Tha annual Cbrlatmsa party
wtU be Dec. 17 at I p.m. at
the borne of Mrs. II. E. Tur
ner, when gifts will to ex
changed.
white fuji b u b s with pearl
lad o r n i u Waves.
Matron to honor was Mrs.
Bract J , Binder, slater-inlaw to tha bride, Fort Plato,
N. V. Bridesmaids were Ter
ry HarmonskJ, Stowe, Pa-,
sad J tr ite Feafto, sliicr of
the bridegroom, Bagla Lake.
They w o n Identical gowns of
gold peso do sole, highlighted
by a semi-bell shaped skirt
aeeented with an asymmetri
cal obi sash. Tha matron of
Ideas Exchanged
By Jaycee Wives
town guests hart for the wad
Mra. Phil Skates was bos*
ding were: Dr. and Mrs, 0,
tesa to tha Jaycee Wives
R. Smith Jr., Saa Antonio,
Club, for the December
Tex.; Mr. and Mrs. Archer
meeting, at her home on Park
Bora, Mr. and M n. Rodger
Avenue.
Parker, and Mra. Osro Car
Members voted to send n
ter, Ocala; Mrs. Rosetta Car
Vlewm aster to tha young boy
ter, Falatka; Mrs. Ethel Bar
the club sponsors at Sunland
nett, Jimmie Bararti, Mr.
Except ter iha common
Training Center. The pro
and Mrs. W. B. Smith, Mr.
told, low back pain may to
gram waa an exchange of
and
Mrs.
Robert
Newcomer,
tha mast frequent health com
Christmas ideas. Mra. Char
Mr.
and
M
n.
B.
R.
Bee,
Mr.
plaint to America today.
les Tctenbaurn showed a mo
and Mrs. Dud Mobley and
There are many causes and
bile of Hannaka symbols and
Mr. and Mrs. M arita Cooner,
MRS. GEORGE TERRY SMITH
descriptions of tew back pain
captained the meaning of
Jacksonville;
(Photo by Rahija)
and they almost always are
each.
Mr. and Mrs. M erit Smith,
tha result of Injury, usually
The wives made tentative
Mr. and Mrs. Estes Dixon
a ridiculously simple one.
plans for showing a film on
and
Mr.
and
Mra.
C.
B.
Clark,
lifting heavy objects, twist
cancer and will Invite all in
Seville; Mr. and Mrs- Harold
ing suddenly, or straightening
terested persons to the pro
Davis,
Margaret
snd
Patty,
from a boat over position,
gram.
Eau Gallte; Mr. and Mrs.
stovoltot snow, trying to
The next meeting will be at
Dixie
Scott.
Lake
Placid;
Mr.
Crystal
Dr.,
10
a.m.
Plant
Thursday,
Dec.
13
open a stuck window nil are
the
home of Mra. Chuck
exchange
and
coffee.
ami
Mrs.
James
Hawthorne
AZALEA Circle - Mrs. Ed
examples of t h e simple,
Bowes.
HIBISCUS Circle—Mrs. J . snd Mr. and Mrs. F. L Ware,
avary-day moves which can Kirch ho If, h o s t e s s for a
A. Edwards, Lake Mary,
Orlando; Mr. and Mrs. Ro
Christmas parly, • p.m.
trigger the difficulty
bert Flake, SL Cloud; Mr. and
p.m.
Christmas
party
and
gift
Teasing a pre-school child
What actually happens is a
CENTRAL Circla — At the
Mrs. E. B. Smith Sr., Mr. and
about dressing-downs or be
twlsl, sprain, or strain of tho home of Mrs. Ira Southward, exchange.
1XORA Circle - Mrs. John Mrs. J , B. Cowles, Mr. and
sacroiliac Joint or lumbosa ISIS Hibiscus Ur., for a
Lake Monroe Home Demon ing sent to the principal's of
cral Joint And, like sprains Christmas party and plant ex- Morgan, 124 N. Summerlin, Mr*. G. L. Reynolds, Mr. and stration Club will havo the flee can turn the thought of
0:30 a.m. Program: Plants of Mrs. Frank Cosbett, Mr. and annual Christmas party Dec. achool into a horror.
or strains anywhere elso la change, 9:43 s m.
Mn. Box Cosbett, Birming 13 at 7:39 p.m. The party will
the body, they take Uma to
HEMEROCALLIS Circle - the Bible—Speaker, Mrs. K.
ham, Ala.;
beaL The outlook for com Mrs. Frank Leons In Lake W. Turner.
be at the home of Mrs, H. L.
JACARANDA C i r c l e — Mr. and Mra. A. T. Bras Johnson, with Mrs. C. E.
pleta recovery from o single Mary at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. R. L.
ntteck la excellent, but peo Andrews will speak on garden Christmas dinner at S*S well, Lakeland; Mr. sod M n. Hunter as co-hostess. Each
Cafeteria, 7:30 p.m., Mri. John Buntln snd Mr. and member will take a package
ple who have had recurrent therapy.
Doyd Gaines, hostess.
Mn. Gerald Smith, Tampa; for the gift exchange.
episodes are Uhtly to continue
IVY Circle - Mrs. Patrick
ROSE Circle — Mrs. Char Mr. and Mra. C. M. Narale
having the:
Donohoe, 113 N- Sunlsnd Dr.,
Although surgery some 7:43 p.m. Mrs. Mona Bridges les Cole, Geneva, 9:43 a.m. and Mr. and M n. Fletcher
if a chemistry set Is among
Speaker, Miss Glenns Maglll. Folds, Macon, Ga.; Mr. and your Chrlitmaa gifts, keep
times to necessary In extreme
will present a program on a r
Mrs. W. C. Johnson, Clear chemicals and equipment In
eases, conservative treatment tificial flowers.
is successful In most of the
if the house or apartment water; Mr. and Mn. Jim a locked closet, out of reach
MAGNOLIA Circle - Mrs
Is small, floor coverings the Lyles, New Smyrna Beach, of younger children. Many
cu e s. Most patients need pos
A. H. Harris, MU Lincoln, to
ture training and special ex
same thro g‘:out add tha il and Mr. and Mrs. B. M ehamleals may be harmful If
a.m. for a Christmas work
lusion of depth.
Stephens, Tallahassee.
erdses to strengthen affect
swallowed.
shop and gilt exchange.
cd muscles. Good physical
MIMOSA Circle—Plneorest
condition is most effective.
inn at 11:30 a.m, for lunch
eon and business meeting,
3lrs. Claude lllttell, hostess.
PALM Circle - Mrs. Blan
ton Owen, Orlando Highway,
1U:3() a.m. for gift exchange
By Myrtle Wllsoe, HD Agent and luncheon at Imperial
Clean thosa wills before House at >2:30 p.m.
WOODROSE Circle - Mrs.
painting.
In eases when a paint Job Ray Williams, 200 Forest
V isit Our Infants Wear Department
is contracted, make sure thsl Dr., 9:30 a.m. for a program
on
dried
arrangements
aa
tha painter's estimate in
cludes ■ preliminary wash plaques by Mrs. William Ro
ing. Or, you may save on la gers.
Friday, Dec, 13
bor costs by doing the wash
Hanes Sleepers
CAMELLIA Circle - Mrs.
ing yourself.
Bamember that paint won't D. T. lit-)mdds, 302 Tangerine
rllng to greasy or dirty walls. Dr., 9:30 a.m. Program on
Oraton Blankets
Hera’s a simple recipe for C hrtiim ii decorations.
DIRT
GARDENERS
Orels
a wall and woodwork cleaner:
Mix
cup of wishing soda, - Mrs. II. F. Cushing, 103
Gibbs Sleepwear
3 quarts of wster, te cup ol
vinegar and ' i cup of am
raoola. Or. you can find cam
MUMS
Pacific Crib Sheets
mercial cleaners that will do
i food job.
IN BLOOM
Apply to the walla with
Diaper Bags
either a sponge or soft cloth.
Wring out the sponge so that
From
39c
up
area, rinse with clear water.
This should taka all oil and
Grapevilla Nursery
thara is no possibility of It
3331 Grapevllle Are.
dripping on the wall o r wood
FA f-IIM
"Scotte Dealer**
work. After cleaning each
dirt Aims off the walL
Low Back Pain
Frequent Health
Complaint
tjahdw Qalsundak
Party For HD
Club Members
Party Drewes
9 | | J 8 Ami Up
MRS. LEON C. FEAGIN
Oviedo Woman’s Club
Contributes To Students
By Bernice Betsey
Members of the Oviedo
Woman’s Club will m eet Fri
day at the club bouse for
Uielr monthly meeting and
noon luncheon under direction
of Mra. W. H. Martin, chair
man of the luncheon commit
tee.
A program of Christmas
music will be presented under
direction of Mrs. T. L. Lingo
Sr.
All members are requested
to bring a wrapped gift for a
boy or girl to be sent to the
children a t Sunland Training
Center.
Executive board members
of the club met last Friday
at the home of the president,
Mrs. R. W. Estes.
Airs. James Michael, first
vice president, reported that
proceeds from the recent
Flea Atarkct Christmas Basaar will reach the $300 mark.
Airs. Ray Beasloy. civic
chairman, announced that the
club will receive n list of
names, addresses, telephone
numbers and blood types of
all donors to the recent Blood
delight every
shirt-lover
with
Before Painting
n n t n h o
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Clean Walls
For
Bank visit which will to kept
on fils la case of emergenctes.
Mra. J . H. Staley, treasur
er, reported that contributions
had been mads to the Lawton
Student Loan Fund, the Chil
dren’s Home Society, CARE,
the Indian Scholarship and
the School Recreation Fund.
The club also la sponsoring
four children at the Sunland
Training Center where one of
Uielr boys will celebrate his
birthday on Dec. It.
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Mrs. Bonnie Jenkins won the
center price* drawing.
Attending the luncheon were
Mrs
Dottle Bergen, M n.
Pat Sumner, M n. VI Rowberry, M n. Connie Rlngo and
Mrs. Dorothy Ciccarclli.
• e e
Santa Claus will U a i at (ha
Ntval Air Station la a heli
copter on December 14. His
flight has been planned by the
offieerc and men of VAU-tl
and D el I.
The families of the squad
ron will greet Santa In the
NAS ballroom between 9:30
and 11:30 a. m. He will dis
tribute gifts to the children
and refnah meats trill be
served.
A nativity movie and a film
of VAH-ll's Christmas party
taken last year when the
squadron was deployed will
be ihotrn.
• • e
M n. Bob W'ataon was ho*
less for the December bridge
for officers wives of VAH-$.
High score went to M n. Bob
Lovelace,
Players Included Mri. Dan
Beard, 31n . Bill Dursteler,
Mr*. Dave Fall, M n. Jack
Lillis, 31ra. Vincent Monroe
and 3tra. John Draim. M n.
Paul Werner stopped In for a
visit with the group.
Dae. 10, IMS — P ip T
V rrvB
flb b if !
DEAR ABRY: 1 am IS
and love both my parent!
very much, but I’m afraid
they will end op In dieere*
coart if my mother doesn’t
change her ways. Dad Is a
lawyer, around 50, and he
has a good practice. But,
Abby, if meet people knew
how hard a lawyer work* o*
briefs, court arguments, wit
nesses, testimony, etc., they
would break right down and
cry. Tonight Dad came home
■t 7:45. Right away lfora
said, “ Have you eaten yet?"
No “hello,’* Just, "Have you
eaten yet 7" He said, “No,
I Just got out of court.”
Then Mom said. -W hat do
think I'm running here, a
restaurant7" This sort of
thing goes on all the time.
I know Mom loves him, but
how can I get her to treet
him nice 7 I was taught
that children should be seen
and not heard.
IN THE MIDDLE
By Abigail Van Buren
seen and not heard. Walt
for the opportune moment,
and when your mother U
alone, has plenty of time
and t* In a good mood, tell
her she should ho more pa
tient and gentle with Dad.
Sometimes from the mouths
of babes . , . . ,
s e e s
DEAR A BBT: Whoa yen
■aid a 76-year-old man was
only running for tho exer
cise, you forgot the aayingi
-T h en are • let of good
tunes played on an old fid
dle."
OLD FIDDLER
ts very strict with the chil
dren and If they ever talk
ed back to him they'd never
forget tL I think it a moth
er’s Job, not the father’s to
discipline tho daughter*.
How can I make my daugh
ter mind without tolling her
father?
A MOTHER'S JOB
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New N ival Officers W lvn
kite
(t) x i * * - Rea Cochran
board
mem bert
attended
m Hualtar • Brinkley
their first meeting of the
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T;H (J) 81-Squad
board a s guests a t (be Dec
IS) Atlvaatari a Im Paraember board leukon. The
dlaa
meetlns was held a t the home
(l> Rabat
Tilt
II)
Mr.
Ravak
of Mrs. Vincent Law where
II) Combat
she and Sirs. D, F. Munday
l:M IS) Rad Skatta*
DEAR MOTHER: Disci
1:1* is) nadir*
nOW then T O
served as hostesses.
It) MeHalee Nary
plining children (boys or
BIOWR
AT IX * - 8A t
The present members also
It) araataat th o *
ID McCaya
Ilia • 7:18 - 9*8
girls) should be a tram ef
(t) Diehard Boon* Show
attended the coffee, the last
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Trice
1*
Right
ID Petticoat Jaaatlta
f o rt Personally, 1 think
on# in tbetr official positions.
UiM (I ) Mtaalng Link*
»:*• IS) Jack Ranay
(Cotar)
you've lost control. And
New board representatives
I
80:00 t ) Gary Moor*
ID Tate And madya
It) Andy William*
once It is lost It ts rarely
from the various wires clubs
(I)
***** Kara
I t ) T h a lo v lo t W oman
regained. Unless you want lla 11)11)
are Mrs. Alan Weeks of VAHRaw*. W eather,
WEDNESDAY F. M.
even more serious problems
Sport*
1, Mrs. Clifton Dowell of
(I) Mid-Via. Maw*
with your daughter, let her m is D
VAH-3; Mrs. James Olson of
DEAR FIDDLER: Rut
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(S) Tour Ftrat tmprviaThaaltr el tha Star*
am n
father handle htr.
who listens 7
VAH-5, Mrs. Robert Campbell
ll:Si |l> Tonlaht Shaw
(I) Lev* *f Life
e e e •
e e e •
(Cotar)
of VAH-7, Mrs. William Mali
(3) Xrnta Far*
diat-rita cola
tlill (t) Movie
tllS I It) Raw*
nowski of VAH-9, Mrs. R. 8.
What's on your mind?
DEAR ABBY: 1 am the
l' t
M l k ( l l »\ 1 l
FUN
SHOWS
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Search
fa
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TomerBeat of VAH-U; Mrs. John
For a personal reply, send
mother of five children, hut
WEDNESDAY A. M.
HI UI I M I H I A I M !
row
WUliimt of station; and Mrs.
a
self-addressed,
stamped
ID
Father
Knew*
B**l
my 14-year-old daughter la
list It) Sllmnaattca
■TORY RAT.
(t) Truth or Cana*Clifford Nelson of ataft.
envelope to Abby, Box 3365,
my problem. When I toll her
1:11 <1> Kunihtoe Almaaaa
quanta*
MORNING
MM
ID
New*.
Weather
Retiring board members are
Beverly
Hille,
Calif.
to clean up her room or to
tiits id d tillin g L ight
1:3* I) drove. Farm Rapart
• •
• e
Mrs. Michael Durant of
M O V IES . . . .
turn off the TV and do her
VAII-1; Mrs. Craig B. Moore
For Abby's booklet "How
homework, she telle me to
CARTOONS . . . •
TV RENTAL
Salt Salary
of VAH-3; Mrs. Dan Beard
P R IZ E S . . . .
To Have A Lovely Wed
■hut up I I told her the
•
Bake
•
Service
Roman toldkri called their
of VAH-3,
Mrs.
Vivian
ding,” eend 50 cents to
was getting ont of hand
Seminole TV
Wright. Mrs. D. F. Monday
Abby, Box 8385, Beverly special stipend to buy their
Taya fra* TOT CORRAL
and If she didn't watch her
DEAR IN: I don't be
ration
of
salt
"talarium
”
and
FA 3*4999
of VAH-9, Mrs. Kay Bartho
Hills,
Calif.
step I'd toll her father. He
lieve that children should be
ADM- 8 dtotrtto nr
Zenith Color TV Sake
this eventually evolved into
lomew of VAH-U, Mrs. Vin
3999 Hanford Av*.
1
C M i Battle C u e
the
English
word
"salary.”
cent Law of the station; and
Mrs. Wade Marktey of the
•ts if.
By Galbraith
By Oswald Jacobv SIDE GLANCES
The new board members
were elected by their respec
tive wives clubs during re
Now let's see what hap
When you check the scores
• • •
cent meetings. They will take
pened
when East-West got
of a hand played in duplicate
iJII
office In January. Also in
U . Cdr. and Mrs. Leigh Et>their plus score. West had
and find that one and only
•I
January, a new president and bert are tha parents of their
nothing to do with it. It waa
one East-Wait pair has ■ plus
AOU
vice president of tho board first sod , named Franklin
RTSS
all East! It seems that after
will be elected by the officers Samuel. The new arrival is score, your first thought ts
■AIT
North bid two spades E ast
that
they
were
Just
lucky
or
the third child of the couple.
wives.
9
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decided that there would be
that th rlr opponents must A
• • •
Running for first vice presi
W 10843
V AKQ J i l l
further bidding and look tho
have
made
some
really
costly
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16343
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7
dent are Mrs. Alan Weeks and
Mra. George Klmmona, wife
unusual action o( pissing with
4X 4
AAt
Mrs. Jam es Olson. Both will of the chief alaif officer of mistake.
his
big hand. Sure, enough
SOUTH
(D)
Usually
that
Is
the
ram
,
but
serve as board members re- the Wing, was presented with
South went right to four
A
A
K
Q
I
T
4
once
in
a
while
the
East-West
girdless of the outcomo of an engraved silver serving
9N m
spades and when that got
spoon by the staff officers pair may have done some
the election.
♦ IS
back to East ha went to five
thing
to
cause
that
mistake.
Presidential candidates are wives at their coffee Thurs
AQJ10II
At all tables except the one
North and South vulnerable hearts. South passed. He
Mrs. Craig Moore, Mrs. Wade day.
Beni* Weal North Reel wanted his partner to decide
Msrkley, and Mrs. W. A. Yel
The coffee was held at the whero East snd West got plus
what to do and needless to
shown
IA
Pass 9 A
49
home of Mrs. Herbert More the bidding started
inek of VAH-U.
4
A
(See
Article)
say, North doubled. He did
in
the
box.
Mrs. Vincent Monroe of land, who served pastries,
Opening lead: See Aitlcln not know that East had set a
A few South players were
VAII-S Is the retiring presl coffee and tea.
trap.
dent and Mrs. Michael Durant
Cdr. Kimmons will take allowed to play four spades;
East had no trouble making
over as commanding officer at other tables West bid fivo| doubled.
the retiring vice president.
Of course, the diamond fi five hearts. All he hid to lose
hearts; North snd East pass
The elections and change of of VAH-3 thla month.
A silver picture frame for ed snd South went on to five! nesse worked and South made was one spade and one dia
board coffee will he held In
(he NAS ballroom on Jan. 16. hre youngest child was pre spades which was usually | five spades In all those cases. mond.
Officers wives of VAlI-tt and sented to M n. Howard Harri
Del. 8 will serve as hostesses son by M n. J . O. 3tayo, who
also gave the gift to 3!n .
(or the all wives meeting.
:
By R uth M ille tt
Among the features of the Kimmons and presided at the
coffee will he a skit produc business session.
Rut the husband whose wife
Tho generally accepted pic their children or community.
ed by the VA1M1 wives, star O then present were Sirs.
Husbands may ro t be much it working hnrd for the P.T.A,
ring members of all tho wives David Dearolph, M n. Donald ture of women's organisations
o tat h noca* tica* tin* M
tt-!9
groups.' It will be presented Ethel!, Mrs. Wallace Holton, it * source of amusement to impressed when their wives or has taken over a Girl Scout
troup
or
I*
Den
Mother
for
talk
about
how
hard
they
are
most
men.
And
because
wom
Mrs.
Darrell
Kirkpatrick,
during the ballot counting.
"How much money sit you think a parson's fa th a r
Other items of interest from M n. Wade Markiey, 31ri. Or en don't want to seem ridic working on club activities. her aon'a Cub Scout group ia
ahouid hava bafora a paraon u k a a Kiri
often
so
proud
of
her
ability
They
know
th
at
moat
of
tha
ulous
to
their
husbands,
they
the NEW board meeting; The ville McGuire, M n. Clifford
to marry him?**
childrens concert scries will Nelson, Mrs. John lloganson, often refuse to take on real “work” is telephoning lists of and initiative and tha good
be held on Dec. 27, Jan. 4, Mra. Raymond Milburn and and worthwhile projects out names, arranging for speak she is doing that he can't re
ers, being sure that the presid sist th* urge to brag about
side tho home.
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
and Feb, 1. Captain Kangaroo Mrs. Sam Day.
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
• • *
The fact is that most hus ing officer get* a corsage, her.
will be the main attraction
at the Feb. 1 session. More
Hostess far the December bands are touchingly proud of with tha end result usually not So for the wives who com
information ran be obtained bridge of the VAH-9 efflcen their wives If they take on ac really m attering one way or plain to ma that their hus
bands think anything a "bunch
by calling Mrs. Mebano at wives club was 31rs. John tivities which will b e n a f i t another.
of women” it trying to do ia
322-0318.
Moynihan, .Mrs. W. 1. Lewis
* * •
took high honors and 3trs. VAH-1 officers wives bridge
Th* two new ladies were Just so much wasted time and
Persons Interested In taking P. N. Becton was second hirh. Friday. Mrs. Jack Salisbury 3!rs. Ramon Garda and Mr*. effort I'd like to aay this:
a course in Navy Relief work
Also attending the bridge was Uie lmstess.
M. D. Werner. Mrs. W. E. Get interested in tom* really
should call Mrs. J. O. Mayo. were 3Irs. J. L. Shipman,
Other squadron wives at Basset, the wife of the execu worth-while project that de
>ates for the course are In M n. J . T. Bucy, Mrs. A. F. tending were Mra. Jesse Taft, tive officer in charge of Det. mands more of you than g et
Uinlte and will depend upon Reno. Mrs. J . F. Dunn, M n. Mrs. James Bell. Mrs. Wil 8, was presented with an en ting dressed up in your heat
the amount of Interest lndl R. H. Cooke, 3!rs. D. F. .Mun liam Goodman and 3frs. Rog graved sliver Rivcre bowl. suit and fanciest h a t Work
caled by the wives. Those day, Mra. T. E. Quillln, Mra. er Leonhardi.
Mrs. Bassett's husband Is be- hard at It and accomplish
members who have taken tho J. D. Moloney and M n. Gary
t e e
ing transferred to Norfolk as something—and you'll see re
course reported that it ts very Monroe.
tho NAMTG commanding of spect replace amused toler
rians
for
a
squadron
New
• • •
helpful to the Navy wife, even
ance on your husband'* face
Year's Eve psrty were dis ficer at Oceania.
though she may not go on to
Not* to Christmas shoppers:
when you tell him what you
cussed by Ihe officers wives
Mrs.
David
Gallegos,
whose
work in Navy Relief,
•Mrs. B a r t
Bartholomew,
of VAH-9 i t their coffee husband will Join the TAIt are doing.
A committee was appoint chairman of the Naval Offi
Thursday. Mrs, J . F. Dunn program at Gtenviewr was
Women do squander a lot
•d to Investigate the possihiti cers Wives Thrift Shop com
was the hostess.
of time and effort on clubs
also presented with a gift.
ty of donating between 830 mittee, repo-t* that the shop
The party will be held at
and $73 to one of (he local has many interesting am) use
The coffee was held at the and organisations that haven’t
tiie Banana Lake home of
homes for tho aged a t
ful items which would be Lt. (Jg) and Mrs. P. N. Bec home of Mrs. J. F. Barlow. much res] purpoeu and ara not
Christmas gift. The money practical for gifts.
Mrs. D. Fitgcraid served as much more than time-killera
ton. It will begin at • p. m.
would be spent on tree de
Among the items ire a A breakfast at the home of co-hostess. Th* Barlow home for their members.
But any woman who wants
corations, gifts and/or foor white furry cape suitable for
was decorated in a Christ
for the home. Mrs. Craig a small girl, a young girl's Lt. (jg) and Mr*. D. A. Turn mas theme and the hostesses to be of real use to her c im
er will follow the party.
munity can find a Job th at's
Moore, Mrs. Dan Heard, Mrs. tap shoes, Christmas tree
Mrs. J. I,. Shipman welcom s e r v e d fruitcake, cookies, begging to be don*. Your
James Olson, Mrs. Vincent stands, a black fatle skirt,
mints,
punch
and
coffee
to
the
ed Mrs. William Uallczowski
family will be proud of you
Monroe and Mrs. Vivian site 12, nice for Christmas
and 3!rs. D. A. Turner to wives.
for giving your free time In
Wright are on that commit parties and some good bar
Among
the
other
presenta
their first coffee as members.
tee.
gains In womens clothes. Mrs. D. F. .Monday gave the tions were baby's cups to new worth-while service.
Bombing derby decorations There are also many good
NOW board report ami bow mothers who are Mr*. W. V.
f O ld Dominion- »»<*■
and supplies are being stor scrap* for doll clothes.
• -Tee Party*
ling chairman, Mrs. A. F. Patterson, Mrs. C. E. Lit/ord Whole House Comfort
ed and the suggestion was
Someone could play Santa IU no, reported that the squad and 3trs. R. S. Davidson.
colony (ah.)
• Change
11 Warning
,*
made that the same ones be Claus to the Thrift Shop by
In Youra With A —
During the business meet
ron wives were IDA games
Id Tne-toed doth J?
used for the postponed derby giving U a hammer for Christ
ahead of the second place ing the theme of the January
in March.
mas, M n. Bartholomew says. holder*.
18 change of board coflee was
™
nRBS
• » •
The Thrift Shop will be
c
Mrs. J.D. Moloney volun discussed. The s q u a d r o n
closed an Dec. 24, 27, anil 31
LL and Mrs. R. A. Wing teered to be a model repre wive* will be the hostesses
S u
m
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I M H Y • I* ■ n
but otherwise will observe its are the parents of their sixth
natiae
for this semi-annual event.
senting
VA1I-9
in
tiie
skit
to
I*
OtotructkM
**
L|J?5u,
rJiiW. Pstrieio The fourth
' - r ' . ' - j t ’rjiJAr.
70 Armmnllab
8™)™
Grib
gJTj. u r . e - c t '
-ct*=ia ris-j
•o ptv.vu,..i Jo, tug tun
2* Lustrous
hours during December. It is girl in the family arrived
i mNi dTIU&kal Jn
changed and one of the un
change of board coffee.
element
I
a
da Downwind
open from 9 a. in. til 12 noon, Nor. M.
CENTRAL
33Roll drink
5 £***..47 Coavntove L
Others attending the cof usual once was a package de
SOMU* CevsUwt
• • •
3J "Battle ot
on those days.
Gardner
dl Bow
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daatnoto&K)
lien
totem
•IWoBkeewn
fee were Mr*. J . J. Moyni- signed to get the recipient
Tret)
too"
S3
Nlcingnm
sewetotUtfea
M K In d o tm d B
The home decorating course
dXWhUkert
HEATING
Everyone had a favorite han, Mrs. James dcGanahl,
colony
through
the
holidays.
Wrap
■
K
toto
dlBambeetihe
MMnrtemrtT
dd
Berta*
M Colored
has been discontinued for dish on the menu when 30
Mrs. W. I. Lewis, 3lrs. G. U ped in band painted Christ
the momh ol December, but m em ben of the operations de
SYSTEM
17 ElUt
Atkinson, Mrs. G. L. Thomp mas paper, Mrs. W. A. Yeif enough interest is shown partment and their wives
snUafutOH
Ja JU iJ
son, Mrs. T. E. Quillln, Mrs. llnek, brought a rubber spat
3* "Betil* of
by the wives it may begin gathered for an Informal pot4
Cowpeni"
It. II. Cooke, .Mrs. A. O. ula for cooking or kids, as
again after the new year.
—
FROM
—
luck supper Friday. Each
^rotonyuW
i¥~
Karnes and Mrs. M. J. Puo- pirin fur obvious uses snd a
The duplicate bridge which family brought its own spe
pole.
d ll
bottle of spray starch for
was cancelled due to the ciality to the get-together at
• • a
keeping
a
stiff
upper
lip.
dUtobrnw
death of President Kennedy the borne of LL and 31rs. Vin
• • •
r —
Member* ol the VAH-3 of
has been rescheduled for Jan cent Law.
43 Meisachoaott# I
ficers
wives
club
will
meet
Catholic
Navy
wives
and
dty
uary to at the Jewish Com
Especially honored were
□
4( Crop tarot
munity Center at 7:30. New Lt. and Sirs. Ralph Noli, who Thursday fur their Christmas their husbands will hold their
&J Cotton
reservations must be made are soon leaving the group. coffee at the home of Mrs. Christmas party Wednesday
MR*!Via naOvo
with Mrs. Chester L. FlU- Lt. Noll will go to school in Richard Welts. They will evening at the Knights of Co
M Medicinal plant
bring
items
to
be
put
Into
a
lumbus
Halt.
Tha
potiuck
din
patrick at 322 1332.
California before reporting to
• • •
Key West and duty aboard a Christmas basket the club is ner will begin at 7 p.m. and STOP HY OR CALL —
assembling.
members of the club are ask
Acey Deucy wives met Thurs ship.
—
» Colony between
a a a
toy and ocean kJ r IT
ed to bring suitable gifts for
day at the Capri for their an
FA 2-8321
Other guests induded Cspt.
DOWN
Two new members of the a Christmas basket.
nual Christmas Party. Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Ware and
tWeaoai
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COXING EVENTS
Ann Sea Horn was in charge Cdr. and M n. Stanley Stanul. VAI1-U—Det. I officers wives
EXPERT SERVICING
3 Holly
• • •
3 Ribbed thhrie >1
of the arrangements.
club were greeted and two
Tuesday, Dec. 19
d Spinach
2313 PARK DR.
Members of the club chose
M n. Pat O'Gara won first members were bid farewell at
CPO wives club board
• European
□ — ——
camiry
their own lunches from the prise and Mrs. Leonard Rein the December coffee of the meeting. 7:30 p.m. Home of
SANFORD, FLA.
menu and exchanged gifts. hart w et second Ugh a t the group Thursday.
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p u r s u a n t t« t b t D i l l i n e r t *
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described aa:
Lot
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a a b d trla laa . a ccording to
a plat tharaof raeordad la
F l a t Book 11. p a s t e 13 and
f l a t t h a Fa bile Raeorda
o f Samlaola C a aa ty , F l o r
ida.
T a s a t h a r w i t h tba follawlnff
ttam a a f p ro p a rty w hleh a r a
lae ata d In a n d p e rm a n en tly Ina u l l a d aa a p a rt af t b a lmprovaiaaata on aald l a n d :
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T o s a th e r with all a tr u e tu r a a
and ImproTamama now and
h e r e a f te r a n aald land, and
f l a t a r e a atta che d thereto, and
all rente, l-aura, proceoda, and
p ro flta a r e r . ' n and t o a c c r u e
from aald pr.mlsee, a ll of
whleh ara Inetud, I w ith in the
f< r e t a i n s daaerlptlau nn.i th a
ha bendum thereof; a l i a a ll
sa a , eteam. elaetrle. w a t e r ,
and e th e r b e etles, c o o k ie s, ref r l s a r a t l n s . I lf h lla s . plum blas.
r e n tl l a t la s .
Irrlsatlns.
and power ayateme, m a c h in e *
a p p lia n c e s f u t u r e s a n d Ap
purtenances. which n o w a r a
or m ay he rea fte r p e r ta in ta,
or ba need with. la. a r o n M id
premises, a r e a th oush t h e y Pa
detached a r detachable,
a t publla eat*, to th e h l t h e e t
and beet bidder far c aa h be
tween tha houra a f eleven
o'clock in t h a f o res ee n and
two o'clock In tha a f te r n o o n
an tha !*lh day af Doc am bar.
DM, a t t h a Front P o o r a f
lha Seminole County C a n r thauee In Sanford, Florida.
(COURT SEAL)
A rth u r H. Beckwith. J r ,
Clerk a f th e Clreult C o u r t
Ryi M a rth a T. V l h t a n
Deputy Clark
Je nnlnca. Watte, Clarke
and Hamilton
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TOi O ARVIN noBRItT H I L L
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TOU AND EACH O F TOU
a r a hereby notltled t h a t ault
hae been commenced a s a ln e t
you In the Circuit C o u r t of
th e Ninth Judicial C ircuit of
tha S tata o f Florida In and
for Bemlnola County, tha ab.
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T ha n a tu r e af Ihta s u it lu
a forectocura af that cartaln
m e r t s a t a from aald dafen.
d a a te ta plalailff. dated May
I. l t i l - n d recorded May T,
I t J I In OTIIctal Racarda Book
1ST p a t e t i e af the Publla
Itecorde e f Seminole County,
Florida,
encnmberlns
th a t
c e r ta in piece or parcel o f pro
p e r ly located, eltualt, a n d be
t a s ta aald Cauaty a n d State,
t o - w lt:
Lot I. Bloch E. SUXLAND
ESTATES, a aubdlvlilon,
a c r o r d l n s lo a p l a t thereof, raeordad ta P ie t Book
t l . p a s t a I I lo U e f the
Publlo Raeorda of sem i
n a l* County, Florid*.
EACH O F TOU IS REQUIR
ED lo fII* your e n t w o r o r
o t h e r w r itte n dtfeneea to Iho
Com plaint w ith thn C lark of
th a Circuit Court of Seminole
County, Florida, ta t h la proc e e d ln s end lo aarvo n copy
th e r e o f upon tka plalntlfCa
attorneya, w h e a t n a m a e and
addraaa aro h e re in a fte r eat
forth, aa required by l a w nat
l a t t r l h a a lha f t t h d a y of
December
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of a Deere* Pro Confeaeo
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WITNESS my band e n d tha
official t e a l of aald C o u r t In
Seminole County. Florida, this
l l l h day of November, IMI.
(SEAL)
A rth u r K B eckw ith. J r ,
Clerk of th# C lreult Court
By: M artha T. V lhlea
Deputy Clerk
BEARDALI* QRIDLEY AND
LEW IS
A ttorneya fo r P l a in t i f f
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a t North Court ( t r a c t
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P o t t Office Boa H i d
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Orlando, Florida
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IN T H E MATTER O F THR
ADOPTION BT T E R E N C E F.
IIKIDENREICII. a la p fath e r. of
WILLIAM KENNETH TIIOMP.
SOX. Ill a n d RICHARD EltHIE THOMPSON, minora.
TOi WILLIAM K E N N E T H
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T ou a r a hereby n otlrie d th at
a Petition baa keen filed 1a
th a above atylad cauae by
T E R E N C E F. HEIDENItKICH.
for tha adoptlna a f William
K a n n t t h Thompson. I l l , and
Richard E rble Thompson, min.
era, by th e P etitioner, and
you ara hereby r e q u ir e d to
aerva a copy ef y o u r Answer
or objections to show cauea
why said Petition should nut
ba ( r e n t e d , on tha Attorney
for P e tlilo n tr , Carroll llurke,
Suita l t d Hanford A tla n tia Na
tiona l Hank Uulldlns. Hanford,
Florida, a n d III# th e o r l i t a a l
ta tha office af tha C lark of
tha Clreult Court a n o r before
th a t l l h day of December. l ) t : ,
a n d herein fall not o r * decree
pro confaeoo will bo entered
a s a ln e t you.
w i t n e s s my hand a n d tba
eeal of aald Court In Hanford.
Florida, th la I l n d
day af
November. A. D. IMS.
(HEAL)
A rth u r H. B eckw ttb. J r ,
Clerk of Circuit Court
By: S andra *. Johna oa ,
Deputy Clerk
Carroll Burke
Attorney a* Law
P. f t D raw er Z
Sanford. Florida
A ttorney fo r P e titioner
Publish Nov t t * Dae. I. It.
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Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Respo:
ATTRACTIVE Banquet facill- S BR. 1 bath older homo, ooptiei. No party too small for
arate furn. apt. as income.
our peraooal attention. *arvFor appointmoat phono
Ing nightly full-nram or
532-dOet.
■la carta m m . Reserve
bow lo r your Holiday Par* S BEDROOM, 1 hath. Kit
chen equipped* Owner be
tie*. Gracious dining in
ing transferred. Most salL
Early Amarie an SettingFA 2-MO.
Call Jerry for rsaorvattoni,
OS-6OT. Hamilton House
Restaurant, Pam Park.
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
Realtor
VACUUM CLEANER, npelra, Raymond Lundquist, Aaao.
parts, supplies for Ekctro- PA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
!uz. Kirby, HM«ar, A ir
Way, R «-A lr ate. Proa 4 BR. House, 1 bath, garage
plekup. Nsw and Ussd
A utility room. 54,300. Call
cleaners sold. PA 9-Btt.
FA 2*3*7 or write to KL
1, Ron 960, Mount Dora, Fla.
APT. |3 0 . Surplus City.
STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED:
Tuan, thru F i t • I P. M. day
before M ortfco. Mon. - S a t
Tractor mowing * Grading.
PIANO SVC. A TUNING
Rebuilding • Refelting
FREE ESTIMATES
GENE CUMBAA
I22-2M1 — Call PM Only
BY OWNER, S bedroom, 1U
bath boms. One bedroom
baa sopsrsta entrance, can
bo ranted for income. Will
trade for smaller place.
Shown by appointment. Call
Custom-made Cabinets,
Plastic Counter tops
WALLIS CABINET SHOP
013 W. 3rd - 322-7471
S t Johns R ealty
OF SANFORD
ROSA L. PAYTON NeedsALOE
experienced sewing m a
cond. unit. Near Elamantary
Reg, Real Batata Broker
School. Small down p y m t, FA 1-1301 17-92 a t Hiawatha chine operators far swim
suits and sportswear. If
assume paymmts, W mo.
you era experienced on fac
MA4709.
THIS WEEKS A-A-A HOME
Your beet hujr. One of San- tory sewing mschlnee, we
NEAR HOSPITAL
have steady work far you
ford's most attractive finer
A very neat 3-bedroom home
in a modern air-conditioned
homes! 3 BR, 3 Bath, Famon 2 lots with trees, sprink
factory, under very good
lly room, Closed g ir iie .
ler system, deep well. Lo Fenced yard. Tranquil set working conditions. Phone
cation, 1201 E. 4th S t Price
FA 2-2204, ask for Mr. Cu
ting midst whispering pines.
la only 110,300, with terms.
rtate.
Numerous extras. Less than
120,000. 9900 down, 1109 00
15. Business Opportunity
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
per month.
Realtor
16. Female Help Wanted
WANTED: A good depend
Raymond Lindquist, Aaao.
17. Male Help Wanted
able yard man. References
FA 2-3031 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
18. Help Wan tad
Traitor Bpae*
required. Call immediately.
19. Situatlona Wanted
Investment
A
Really
FA 3-7399.
322-40 IB.
TO SETTLE ESTATE
20. Babysitters
11« N. Park Ave.
322-9173
Frame houie, lot, Inside
21. Beauty Salons
KRISTIAN MAN needed.
plumbing. 1317 Mangoustino
22. Build - Faint - Repair
Full or part-time—lifetime
Avenue.
Call
or
Writ*
Al
28. Building Material*
security. Exp. S u n d a y
bert
N.
Kitts.
Administrator,
24. Electrical Services
School, mlniatry helpful.
1 Muonic Bldg., 322-9370.
25. Plumbing 8ervic*s
Earn $100 weekly A up. No
26. Radio k Television
competition. Write John
27. Special Services
Sleeping Room. 313 Oak Ave.
Rudln Co., 22 Weit Medium
28. Laundry Service
FA 2-2704.
St.,’ Chicago 2, 111.
ph. f a s-Bin n o w . tat s t
CARHOLL'S FURNITURE
SO U TH W A RD
3 ROOM furnished apt., $63
mo. Close in, l i t E. 8th St.
FA 2-4285 or FA 2-5796.
Strayed or stolen, Reddish
brown mate Chihuahua. An FURN. Apt. for couple. Lights
swers U> name "llosea.”
A w ater Included. $43. Ph.
Reward. Mr. Bailay, Phone
FA 3-73M.
FA 2 9912 days, FA 2-M15
nlihls.
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READY M l* Concrete, win
dow sills, lintels, steps,
Mocks, sand, cement, rock,
ptpo, steal, grtaso traps,
dry walls, stepping stenas.
Miracle Concrete Co.
tO t Elsa Am .
FA 14751
By N td in e Seltxer
SWEETIE PIE
THE TIME TESTED FIRM
CLASSIFIED INDEX
U l N. Park Ave. FA M123
RENT A B E D
1. Lott A Found
Rollaway,
Hospital
A
Baby
101 Longdate Ave., Longwood.
S. Notice* - Personals
I Bedroom, Fla. Rm., lte
S. Education - Instruction Beds.
By Day, Weak, or Month
baths, Chain link fence, Air4. Transportation
29. Automobile Service
29A. Auto Accessories
30. Machinery - Toole
31. Poultry - Live stock
31A. Pets
32. Flowers - Shrubs
33. Furniture
FURN. Apt. 2300 Meltonvllle,
34. Articles Tor Sale
31-A Swap or Exchange
NEWLY DECORATED35. Articles Wanted
CLEAN
30. Automobiles - Trucks Large 3 Bdrm., Fla. Km., Un36-A Autos Wanted
furn. house. Nice location,
37. Boats - Motors
plenty of (bade. On school
88. Motorcycles - Scooters bus line. $100 month. Ph.
39. Trailers - Cabanas
FA 2-274* after « p. lit.
40. Farm Equipment
Use The Herald, FA 2-5612
Pro|M>rty M anagement
& Sales Broker
Jim Hunt Realty
Offers for your (election
theau Beautiful 2, 9, A 4
Bedroom
Bet of World Book Diction
BLOOMING Koeea on Chero
ary. Like new. FA 24147.
kee stock. All other kinds
of Nursery shrubbery and
trees.
Gray Shadows Nursery
WANTED! a tr u a M L Largo
5 Ml. B. on Sanford A re.
Navy Officer or CPO Khaki or small amounts. Bonded
uMform with 4 prs. pants,
Fruit Buyer. Ph. Loo Mae*slat 42, 123; Navy uniform,
field, PA M M .
blus topcoat, also 40, IU.
sad furniture, appliances,
cetyleM welding outfit S par
322-1237.
tools, etc. Bought • Bold.
Station, Oviedo, 1050407.
Larry’s Mart 213 Sanford
Aye. Ph. PA 2-4132.
FREE ESTIMATE
Upholstering A Mattress ren
PECANS, 3 lbs. for 91.00. 23th
ovating. New A Used FundA Sanford Ave. Bagg's Curb
taro. Call Nix Bedding Mfg.
M arket PA 2-2034.
Co., at TOO Colory Ave,
WELLS DBILLED, PUMPJ
FA 1-2117.
S MONTH OLD B G ZAG, Re
SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
possessed a Model Swing
ill Us Your Furnlturo.
AB Types and Sites
Needle Dfel-O-Matk, Like
Quick
Service
With
the
Wa Repair and Sanies
new, makes doteas of fancy
Cash. SUPER TRADING
M I N E
stHcbaa, Makes beautiful
POST. PA 2-00n .
Machinery and Supply Co.
buttonholes, sown oo But
JOT W. lad St.
PA 2-441 WANTED tellable couple to
tons, Monograms, Embroid
ers, D ons, Pilches. Take
taka up monthly payments
Wa Buy, Sell, Trade, Repair
up remaining 4 payments of
nf 113.10 on I complete
BILL’S THRIFT SHOP
rooms of furaltere. Call IT-30. Ph. FA 2-0I2T.
Furniture • Appliances - TV
Gateway To The Waterway
TE A1511, Casselberry, eat- USED COKE Box, |73, Urge Robaon Sporting Goods
Open 9 to o Dally A Weekends
Ph. 122-7303 3040 Hiawatha
Your EVLNRUDR Dealer
metal office desk A chair,
Sanford, Fla.
|36; Gas heeler, $25, B0 M M E, 1st. Ph. PA M M
sheets nsw tin, |B0. FA
100 Chickens, some laying, 50c
2-5260.
ea., 1 brooder, S deck heat
AUTO GLASS
er, 1 incubator 30 egg site. SMOCKED Pillows, nice g ift
■t cost ef matsrial, all col
FA 223*9.
INSTALLED
ors. Also child's crib. FA
Senknrik Glass and Faint
NECC1I1 AUTOMATIC
9-0847,
Company
190 Necchl Zig Zsg in Con
210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4423 sole. Does many designs. Ike New Wall type gas
furnace. Call after 3 p.m.
Bllndslitchea, tews on but
Auto Glass, Tepi
tons, m a k e s buttonholes
FA 2-0090.
A .Seat Cavers
1959 SCHULTE 10 x 50 Mo*
automatically. Assume pay
AUTO GLASS &
bile Horn*. Lika new, 1 BR,
ments ol $10.22.104 So. Park 0-27 Gauge train. Everything
for a complete railroad.
front kltchan. • x SO aww*
SEAT COVER CO. Ave., FA 2-9411.
Reaaonabte. $125. 014404
Ing included. FA 1-7901 a f t
304 W. lad S t FA MOM
STAUFFER Reducing couch,
Caaaelberry.
er A
IL L WORK GUARANTEED
good corvl. 14 price. Ph,
For
aaiy,
quick
carpet
clean
FA 2 0640.
ing rent Blue Lustre Elec
tric Shampooer only 91 per
PUPPIES for Sale. Half Bos- Refrigerator, Hollywood twin
Christm as
beds, porch glider, wrought
day. Catroll's Furniture.
ton Bulla. Alao Bird Doga.
Iron glass lop table A chairs.
Animal II i v • n Boarding
ACCORDION, 1 » Real, uied
322-2833.
Kennel, FA 2-3732.
3 weeki, 7 switches, coat
9300, still has guarantee,
•c. Special. Mesa kita A
BIRD DOG, Trained, 314 yr»,
cantcena. 99c ea. Army8150 or beat eaah offer Im
old. Pointer. FA 2-1032. t
Navy Surplua, 310 Sanford.
mediately. Bos S3, Sanford,
to 3:30 p. m.
Ave.
Herald.
Thoroughbred German Shep*
GUNS.
Buy, sell, trade, re
hard Puppies, unregistered.
M O TO RS
pair. Osteen Bridge Fish
In time for Christmas. Ph.
Cainp
A
Gun
Shop.
323 0438.
Of Sanford
....
Chrysler,
Plymouth, Vslteat
Dsster
your
Government
A L L O F TH E BOYS ARE PLA YIN G
Owned Homes
Priced From $6,750
Down Paym ents
As Low As $100
Monthly Paym ents
From $43.50
To make the beat home
buy, tee tha
VA-FHA
Appointed
Property
Management &
Sales Broker
For Sala or Rent. In January,
2. N otice* • P e rso n a te
unfurn. house, 9*3 mo. 3
Bedroom, air-con. 610 E,
REPAIRS
14th. J. N. Robson, Jr. Ph
Vacuum Cleaner Supplies
FA 2-1333 or FA 2-0228.
Seles - Electrolux, Hoover,
Kirby, ItaxAIr, GE, Airway.
12. Real Estate For Bale
Cleaners bought, sold, exOffice FA 3-21IS
rhnnitt-il. Free pickup. GM 3 Bit., 1 Rath, Kitchen equip ,
Night FA M9M
Vacuum Repair, 1114 P a $ ,
fenced yard, sms Old Or
323 0700
FA 2-1765.
lando Rd., Sunland.
2334 Park Dr. Sasford. FIs
Jim Hunt Realty
SHOP THE SANFORD HERALD
619 K. First
Nsw Location
LAKE LIVING SITES
10 Minutes Sanford, 10 min
utes Orlando—3 minutes to
Interstate 4— H Acre with
huge oaks, sand lake spring
fed—11995 Full Price, $20
per month. No down. Call
owner, Harry Block, Or
lando, OA 4-1495.
Colored Motor Route Carrier
(or afternoon paper route.
Must have References and
dependable car. Write Cir
culation Dept. F. O. Boa
1137, Hanford.________
I - 1 | Valiant
I I * 8 4 ^ R M hiUm S nvt
Strickland-Morrison, Inc.
They're ready to help yon select a ntw
Kurd fur that apeclal someone a t ths
top of your Hat!
EW 3 BR Home, large
shady lot on paved itreet.
No planes. Nice convenient
location. In Enterprise, Fla. HOUSEWORK. FA 3-7951.
Win sail for 14730. Owner
going North, phono 666-4601.
GREENBRIAR
Choice Iota available in
Greenbrier of Loch Arbor
overlooking golf course.
Cueto in building te your
specification*.
Greenbrier Going to see 8ante? Need a
Babysitter? Call M a r I a,
dev* loped by
322-7006.
KINGSWOOD
BUILDERS, INC.
203 Fairmont Dr.
PA 94074
PERMANENT Wave Special
29% off regular prices.
FHA - VA HOMES Open Evenings by appt
Free parking lot. Services
3. 3, A 4 BEDROOMS
from tip to tip!
I. 114, A 2 BATHS
Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop
DOWN PAYMENTS FROM
319 Palmetto Ave.
Phone
door (1) 333-0*14
Law Monthly payments
I’tinnc door (2) 322 *323
For Complete Information
S -r Or Call Your
FHA - VA
SALES BROKER
lU rrlctt': Beauty Nosh
Ev« Appt's. 3 Sr. Beauticians
103 So. Oak
FA 3-3743
Stenstrom Realty
PAINTING—Room or House
—Prices very Low— Pb.
15. Business Opportunity 323-0330
111 N. Park Ave.
332-2420
JERVICE Station for lease. 24. Electrical Services
Good location. Only small
YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC,
capital needed by right
Contracting A Repair!
man FA 2-4343.
A Control*
114 Sunset
FA 2-t»
D E L I V E R STATEMENTS. 25. Plumbing Services
Must have car and know
HINSON St HEARN
City. Top earnings plus car
PLUMBING
CONTRACTING
expense* Room 307, Valdes
Reoairs A Water Heaters
Hotel.
FREE ESTIMATES
WANTED. Advanced Hair 204 E. 3rd St.
322-9143
Stylist. Eva Bess Beauty
To Place Your "Christmas
PLUMBING
Shop, 10S E. 2nd.
Gift Guide" Want Ad phone
Contracting Rapaira
FA 2-2611 right away.
BEAUTICIAN Wanted for the
FREF ESTIMATES
Mayfair Hotel .Salon, Cull
R. L. HARVEY
&U-e526 ex 642-4016.
2oi Sanford Ave.
FA i
fall Unto Begat I I Power
W Brake*. Power Steerlag, Radio sod
Heater.
I l l f ,
Air CeadlllM
■Eft Elat 11M 4 Dr. "■
owner car
vw *
Detiote. 4 dr. Sedan,
Radio, A healer. Pow
er, ateeriag. Power M B R
brakes, auto, traae. W V
Plymouth W a g o n ,
Power Steering, Paw .
er Brakes, Radio A Heater.
M
«
NOW IN STOCK
iFULL LINE
owner ear
» * • ▼■
Plymouth
51M
4 dr. Bedaa
M l Plymouth 4 dear • *
V I dan. Straight
■u*k
'1 A M
economy car
•••*
Plymouth Belvedere
Hardtop,
l l | |
Auto. Trane.
OIds Coupe, Fames
ateeriag. Power
Brakes, Air
I8 H
Condition
"99
Dodge 4 dr. Hardtop.
Power Steoriagi
Radis mad
IlM
Heater
Chev. 4 dear
Sedan,
M A I
V-» Only
Cad. "SJ* 4 deer Be
ta s . Ate CendMaa,
Fewer Steering,
M M
Power Brakes
• • •
W
M
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Eronom'r-l Falrnn*. Fnmdar Falrlanr* A
Deluxe Thundrrbirdx, and the price* ere
cure to ple*»<- Santa'* pockctbouk. Have e
took today!
$100
she.
Quilted £ Wiscomu
iVrstcili Sitil U, Belt* A Butfrom 9lo 93. Mary Esther's, Carpeting Is a Gift! Sanford
kh-s A Cants. Jim Hobson's
Linoleum A TUe Co. 127 W
"Featuring Fashions Just
Mm* Wear, 115 Magnolia.
For You", 2U0 Park.
NEW 1963 Evinrods'j, at
'O Plan- Your "Christmas Smith Corona Portable T> pe
Close-out prices
lloliaon
writers.
■•They're
II
k
Best
",
Gift Guide" Want Ad phone
Sporting
Goods,
Downtown
Haines Office Machine C’o.
FA 2-2811 rutit away.
Sanford. FA 2 39*1.
311 Magnolia Ave
HUh Quality Ladles' Watches
f r o m 916.95 plus tax. Try our Xmas Specialties:
GIFTS FOR BOYS
F ru it cakes. Fancy cookies,
Gumm's Jewelry, 110 S.
Kolachi's. Dell’* P a s t r y NEW SKATES as low as
Park.
Shop. Food Fair Shop C'en
912.93. Trad* your skates in
322-7396.
for larger atse. Mekxle*
g i f t s f o r t .u t i.s
Skating Rink, 322-9332.
FUN TO GIVE
To Place Your “ Christmas
Even more fun to receive. To Place Your "Christmas
Gift Guiiic" Want Ad phone
Bowling coupon books, the
Gift Guide" Want Ad phone
FA 2-2611 right away.
Perfect
Christmas
Gift.
FA 2-2811 right away.
Good fur |j.ou of open bow
ling.
GIFTS FOR INFANTS
GIFT'S FOR THE HOME
AND TODDLERS
JE T LANES FA 2-7312
Nsw
Christmas
N Delivery!
M
n
n
CHECK WITH JB
BEFORE
Yon Bay Any Car!
Your special gift will be delivered Christman Kvt . * . complete with red
ribbon and all. Place your order now and be at th# top of the list.
Your Authorized Ford Dealer For Seminole County
Ph. FA 2-1181 • W. Park Ml 7-4816
M O TO RS
N ew Location
519 E. Firat
Chrysler,
Plymouth, Valiant
Itealsr
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V m O F k fe 10 — Dee. 10, 1963
State Court Takes
Bitter Hearing On
Up Religious Case
FEC Strike Ended
Railway strike Monday night
and began sifting more than
1,000 pages of testimony for a
report to President Johnson.
The bearing ended on a note
of discord with FEC lawyers
refusing to back a board request to extend Its Dec. ID re
port deadline by 10 daye.
Railroad attorney William
Devaney said the FEC could
not approve the extension due
to two Injunction suits filed by
the Justice Department to
The annual Christmas lunch- fores the railway to abandon
son meeting of ths Denary recently-adopted work rules
end put more than 1,000 strik
Community Methodist WSC8
ers back on ths Job for 30 days
was held last Tuesday In ths after the report Is submitted
aociai hall of the church.
Board Chairman H a r r y
Following the
business Platt protested th at the suits
meeting the group retired to had nothing to do with the
ths sanctuary to hear readings hearings and asked Devaney
on ths theme, " If I Had Been to explain why the FEC would
la Bethehem.” Members tak not grant the extension, lie
ing part Included Mrs. Cecil said ths government wanted
N. Ogg. Mrs. Ed Perry, Mrs. the extra time to study some
Jos Davis, Miss Alice Cooper, MOO pages of transcript and
Mrs. John Parks, Mrs. Rich write the report.
ard Harwood and Mrs. Charles
Devaney said he could not
Creasy. The program was in say "on the record" why the
terspersed with duets by Mrs. FEC protested, "but I will tell
William Laksman and Sirs. the board privately if you
Adam Muller with piano ae like."
companlment by Laura Platt
"I’m sorry you can't state It
Brown who also played for for the record,” Platt replied,
bul did not ask for the private
hymn selections.
Luncheon was served by the explanation.
Mary, Esther, Naomi and Ruth
The strike, which began last
Circles of the WSCS. Invo January when members of 11
cation was given by Rev. C. non-operating unions walked
off the Job over a 10.38 cents
Anderson of California.
Special guests for the oc an hour wage hlka, has forced
saslon were Rav. and Mrs. fee FEC to halt all passenger
Anderson of California and operations on its tracks along
Rev. and Mrs. A. Powell and Florida's cast roast.
The railroad has Just about
Mrs. 0 . Lyon of Freeport, 11L
gotten freight service back to
normal with outside workers
despite nuineroUN cases of
Cream puffs
vniidulism — including dynn
Hillings and derailing*—which
Carry Punch
MADRID, Spain (UPI) — have marred the atrike.
Police arretted a bakery man The special hoard was or
ager Monday when more than dered to look into the atrike by
400 persona suffered food pois lh« late Praealdent John Ken
oning after eating his special ntdy when an earlier invest)
gating committee reported
Mother’s Day creampuffs.
Children traditionally share that the walkout was affecting
creampuffs with their motheri ing ths nation's apace effort in
en Mother’* Day, which I* the then Cape Cunnveral area
(now Cape Kennedy).
celebrated Dee. 0 In Spain.
JACKSONVILLE (U PI)—A
federal Investigating board
ended a bitter nine-day bear
ing on the Florida East Coast
DeBaryWSCS
Holds Annual
Luncheon
P suwAwfl L.S *
SUSAN TET EN B A U M , 2 f t , and her brother Ronnie, 3*
of 402 El
liott Ave., Sanford, found themsclvc* in holiday ‘•heaven” last Wednes
day Just before the nnntial Christm as Parade. The youngster*, children
of Mr. and Mr*. Charles Tetenbaum, were snapped by Herald Photo
grapher Bill Vincent Jr., almost buried in balloons in a room the Jaycees
used to inflate thousands of the multi-colored items which added much to
the guy atm osphere of the annual event.
(Herald Photo)
Identification
Numbers Asked
Area Directory Is Approved
The new residential direc
tory published by the Gimlervillo Volunteer Fire Depart
ment was officially unveiled
ut a meeting of the firemen
held lint Thursday night in
the HI,II Company cafeteria.
WASHINGTON (UPI) —
The Treasury Department an
nounced Monday that It is re
questing hanks and other fi
nancial institution* to ask sav
ing* bond* owners for their
taxpayer identifirntion num
ber* when they collect interest
on liond*.
Th* move It part of a cam LBJ To ‘Press
paign by the Internal Revenue
Service to make sure bond For Rights*
WASHINGTON (UH> —
owners report all their inter
I’leslileiit Johnson has told the
est.
African nation of Z a n z i b a r
Good Resistance
that he will press for equal
Monel nickel copper alloy rights both a t home and
Is used for electrical termi abroad.
nals on appliances which op In a message of greeting to
erate lip to 1,000 degrees the. nation on it* Independence
Fahrenheit because it has Day Monday, Johnson in id he
good resistance to corrosion "will continue to press for
equal right* for all."
and oxidation.
N EW C
Anchor Clubs To
Alfend Meeting
Several hundred memlwrs of
the Anchor cluha of ths north
eastern section of Florida are
expected to attend an area
convention Saturday a t the
Hi mi note High School auditor
ium, according to an an
nounrement today by the San
ford Pilot Club, sponsor of the
heal Anchor organisation.
The Sanford club which has
3d members, will host the 1.1
other cluha in this section of
tha state. Anchor clubs are
comprised primarily of sopho
more, junior and senior girls
who are selected for member
ship by school faculties on the
busis of high acholustic standIng.
The purpose of tha youth
organization U to train young
ladies for future civic service
In their respective commun
ities.
h e v e l l e
continued daily Bible read
ings and tbe Lord's Prayer
pending a final decision on
the Florida law.
Asst. State Atty. Gen. Ralph
Odum will urge the justices
to hold that children In Public
schools are not automatically
prohibited from the voluntary
exercise of religious.
Leo Pferrer of New York,
general counsel, will ask the
Florida court to ban all reli
gious practice and obiervances.
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BY CHEVROLET
JAYCEH CHRISTMAS LIGHTING CONTEST
ENTRY BLANK
Hall to: Contest Chairman
P. G. liux 1777
Sanford, Florida
The directory, a 30-page
book with an attractive Krom*
Kote cover, contain* Hating*
for approximately 700 families
in Din Ginderville district plus
advertisement* of at least 90
reliable business firm* and
county official* who serve the
county.
Dintributlon of the new
book, which met with approval
of the firemen, will be on a
priority basis with first copie*
to be delivered to advertisers
and individuals who supported
the project.
Distribution to the general
public located within the dis
trict will he made after ail ad
vance request orders have been
filled. Requests still are being
accepted by limit ut I'. (J. Box
712, Hanford.
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The State Supreme Cou-t will
hear argument* today for the
second time on how far Flor
ida school* can go in observ
ing religious practices outlaw
ed by the nation's high court
in Washington.
The U. S. Supreme Court
ruled last year that it is un
constitutional to read the Bible
and recite the luord'a Prayer
In public schools.
At that time, it tent s
Florida suit back to the state
court for a change of opin
ion. The Tallahassee court
had upheld a state law in
August. 19*12, which requires
daily Bible readings in the
schools.
Florida schools, on recom
mendations of Slate Supt of
Schools Thomas Bailey, have
Th« hind of go—I or V I—you’d oipoct
from on# of Chevy’s groat highway
•
GENERAL RULES:
1. Entries must ba lorntrd in th* Sanford Area (contact
Information Building for limits).
2. Contestants may enter Rrildentinl or Commercial clasalficathm or both. Separate entry blank* *r* required
far each entry.
3. Only on* division may be entered under th* Residential
classification. All KenitlcnUul entries will ba eligible for
Division No. 4.
4. Entries must be mailed to lb* Jayree Bldg., on French
Av*. by noon December 18th, 19fl3.
6. Contestant* «re requested to keep displays lighted
nightly between 7:30 and 9:30 I*. M. until winner* nru
T y \ >> announced to allow judges ample time to check nil antries. (Check classification and division)
perform*re. Como on down ami drlvo It.
...ready cash
Tho hind of comfort you'd
eapect (n ■largo Inferior.
Como on down and tit In It.
® feESIDENTIAL .................... ...........
.............
Division Prizes: 1st plae*—trophy
3ml pluco — trophy
Division No. 1: Religious Retting
(Nativity, etc.) ......„
............. .
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Division No. 3: Traditional Hetting
(Santa Claus, etc.) ....
Division No. 3: Artistic .Setting (Lights, trees, windows,
doorways, etc.)
..........................
Division Nu. 4: Rest over-all decorations automatic
nitouni!
PRIZES DONATED RY: Fir-t Federal Savings A Loan;
Florida Power A Light Company; Florida State Itank;
Sanford Atlantic National Rank; Hanford Herald.
COMMERCIAL ......... .................................. ..............
Include* Doorways, Dhow Windows, llldg., or all.
Prizes; Possession of thu Florida Power and Light T ra
veling Truphy for cn* year.
Tho kind of froth tty ling—Intlda and out
NAME
—that makes It tho year's smartest surprise.
ADDRESS
Come down and stare at It.
Stw ChatUt Malibu Sport Coupe
Not*: Please complete decoration before submitting entry.
Y es, you and your fa m ily are
ready to meet i any financial
emergency or opportunity when
you have money on deposit at
our bankl SAVE REGULARLY
and enjoy the p eace of mind
in knowing you have ready
cash...w hen you need itl
Now-Chevy spirit in a new kind o f earT
We built this one to do a lot more than Just aland around looking beau
tifu l Held it* weight down in the 3,000-pounil range. Then built four
luaty engines for it—two bugs and two Vtta—with output all the wayup to 220 horses*!
Anti if that combination of modest weight and potent power makes
you think this U one frisky car, you’ve got the right idea.
You’ve also got a car with lols of room for legs, hips, shoulders,
hnU and luggage. Yet its 115-inch wheelbase k iq u it
highly maneuverable in trallio and very easy to park.
AVith its Full Coil suspension and snug insulation, it’s
got a ride that reminds you of the Jet-smooth kind tho
wny it muffles noise and cushions you from bumps.
And the fine hand of Body by Fisher craftsmen show* up beneath
this one’s suave good looks, too. Just listen to the solid /Aunlc of a door
dosing or look a t the smooth metalwork. You’ll see what we mean.
Sound good *o far? There’s more. Like the fact that Chevelle come*
In three series with eleven models—convertible*, *port coupes. Redans,
wagon*, even Sujht Sport models with front bucket seats. Like the fact
that (and see if this isn’t one of the nicest surprises of
all) the new Chevelle comes at an easy-to-take price!
Like to hear more? The listening’s wonderful a t your
Chevrolet dealer’s —and so’a the driving.
it n tn s *
See five entirely different kinds of cars at your Chevrolet ^wroom-CHEVROLET, CHEVELLE, CHEVY II.CORVAIR &CORVETTE
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NATIONAL- BANK
M A T H ER
of Sanford
Sanford's Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store
203-09 E. 1st ST.
FA 2-0983
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Kidnapers Free
f o r a lf t Young Sinatra
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WEATHER: Partly cloudy and w arm er through Thursday; high today 70-75; low tonight 50-55.
United Press Leased Wire
Established 1908 WED.. DECEMBER 11, t% 3
SANFORD, FLORIDA
NO. 80
Shopping Center 'Break' Tuesday
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P
WEST LOS A N G E L E S
(UPI) — Frank Sinatra Jr.,
kidnaped son of the famed en
tertainer, wa* returned to hit
family today some 54 hours af
ter he was kidnaped from a
gambling resort in Nevada.
Tha 19-year-old singrr wax
picked up on a Beverly Hills
street after a contact was
made with his kidnaprrs.
Jim Mahoney, spokesman for
his father, said "a ransom was
paid.”
Mahoney told r e p o r t e r a
gathered outside the home of
Mrs. Nancy Sinatra, Frank
Jr.’s mother, that "the hoy is
home. He Just got here. He's
in good shape.”
The recovery of young Sin
atra climaxed a night of man
euvering around the palatial
Bel Air home of Mr*. Sinatra,
Her former husband was etoseted with her much of tha
time except for two quirk
^ C l® 6
trips away from the hotita
Seminole courthouse, In
during which contacts with the
kidnapers apparently were
keeping with • State Cabinet
made.
decision for state offices, will
Details of the case were be
be closed Dec. 24-25 for the
ing withheld while young Sin
Christtnaa holiday. Sanford
atra was questioned by FBI
city hall will close at noon
agents.
Dec. 24 until Dec. 2d.
•••
First reports suid Frank J r.
• • •
was picked up by a whito pri
Registrar Caml Bruce re
vate patrol ear on Roscomera
ported today the voting m a
Road in Beverly Hills.
chines at Casselberry were
Reporters gathered around
set correctly for the Dee. 2
the Sinatra home did not see
New
Name
town aldermanlc election, in
tin- young man arrive.
NEW YORK (CPI) — Idlekeeping w i t h Instructions
His father had sped out of
from the town. Further, Caml Wild Airport, often referred
the hilhtop estate without
Groundbreaking e x e rc is e ,
to
as
the
"crossroads
of
the
said it la now apparent the
lights on his nutnmnhile at 3
for the multi - million - dollar
A resolution calling for elec-. ed to legally bring about the
election results will be thrown world," will be renamed the
Sanford Sluqiplmr Center at thin of a five-man chnrterj proposed ekctlon, lly law the a. m. (1’ST) 6 n. m. (EST),
John
F.
Kennedy
Interna
out because of the discrep
Highway 17-1*2 mul O n u r n Ik i.rd in North Orlando died action becomes mandatory if moving away so fast press
ancy and another election tional Airport.
cars were uuuhln to fullaw.
Street, with city, county and
fur lack of action on first read- 20 per rent of registered vot The ear came bark at a more
may be held.
other
dignitaries
attending,
New
Talks
Asked
• • •
ing and for lack of a second ers in the municipality desire leisurely puce about 35 min
will be held at 10 ii. ni, Tues on a requested repent rending the election.
UNITED NATIONS. N. Y.
Chamber of Commerce la
utes later.
day.
Tuesday night at a special
offering a unique service for (CPI) —The African powers’
As
stated
in
the
resolution,
The hectic efforts to recover
Hitler Strumpf, representitit: meeting of the village council.
t h e mailers of Christmas campaign to force Independ
purposes uf tho charter board ym.ng Sinatra in the Los An
the
II.
M.
Construction
Com
cards. A large boa has been ence for Portuguese Africa
A rcfHirt from the audience, would be to “ make addition*, geles area begun early Tues
pany. Clearwater, was in San.
set up In the Chamber offices simmered down today to a
however,
revealed that peti diletion or corrections" to the day evening when his father
: ford today making plans for
and all cards deposited there Security Council call for a
tions are in circulation which existing charter. Findings of made a secretive flight front
the
ceremony
and
also
to
con
will be carried to Christmas, fresh round of talks.
fer with City .Manager W. E. nlrrndy hear more than half the board would be presented Ri no where he had been keep
FIs., for its unusual post
Knowles relative to possible the number of signatures need* for council ami public approval ing a vigil for his sou’s re
Council Of 100
mark.
before submission for legisla turn.
annexation of the site to the
# * •
ST. PETERSBURG (C P I> tive action.
Frank Jr. was picked up by
City.
Much of the time In Tuesday it private patrolman, Georgu
Local leaden arc leaving The Florida Council of luO
Strumpf
said
a
number
"f
n"fill's session wan devoted to C. Junes, 50, who found tha
no stone unturned In their will concentrate on expanding
details must be agreed on rel
background explanation loud- youth walking ulong a nearby
further efforts to have the and improving Florida’s edu
ative to the annexation, such
ing up to tlie resolution amt to Beverly Hills Street and took
State Board of Control select cation program during its fall
its
installation
of
sewerage
discussion of reported cum- him to his mother’s house in
the Lake Ada or Lee Ranch meeting dial opens here
mul water lines, taxes, drainment* since its proposal some the trunk of his rur.
site for tltc proposed four- Thursday.
nge, etc.
two weeks ago by Mayor \V.
year university. In fact, they
As he drove by the hordes of
The County has issued a
tV. Anderson.
are burning the midnight oil
newsmen waiting outside tha
building permit in the amount
In other business Councilman home he said, "Any news yet,
to come up with new Induce WASHINGTON (UPI) WASHINGTON (LTD —
of $800.01)0 for the fli«t four
Bi.ii Stephenson directed a let- boys?" and drove the hidden
ments for placing the school The eternal flume on Presi
School
aid
supporters,
accus
units of tiic Shopping Center.
in Seminole County. County dent Kennedy’s grate at Ar
The first two will house i’ub- tomed to years of defeat, cele U'l of inquiry to Fire Chief yiungsler on to his famly.
lington
National
Cemetery
has a SO-SO chance — Orange
lix Supermarket and Eckerd's brated their first big victory Bill Hahn questioning exact Jones said he rang tha bell
has two sites in the running, flickered out for atoiut one
Drugs. Negotiations are under today in their campaign to put status of fire d e p a r t in e n l of the Sinutru home and told
minute Tuesday because of a
too.
way for the .1, C. Penney Com federal dollars to work for member* as to training and Mrs. Sinatra, " I ’ve got Frank
freakish accident.
• • •
ability. The statement also re ie in the trunk."
pany and McCrary's to lease American education.
W IV E S O F firs t nml second class petty officers a t Sanford Naval Air
quested u report on Inspec
Seminole High Band Asso
The
breakthrough,
hulled
by
the second two units.
Station are working w ith their husbands in preparing for the annual
ciation will meet at 8 p.m.
Overall cost of the project ] buckers as the greatest In a tions, if any, made of local
Christ
mas
p
a
rty
for
underprivileged
children
Dee.
20.
Pictured
are
Betty
ORLANDO (LTD — State
Thursday in the school music
also will include sewer and wa century, came late Tuesday pljre* of businesa and office*
Utissurd, P a t S u m n e r, Bonnie Jenkins, A m t Scnlforit, Poverty Nolo and
Highway Clialrinan John Phil
room.
ter line*, paving for t.lOO au with Senate passage on a 54- to determine whether required
Dot
Clccnrelli.
(Ilot
util
P
h
o
to
)
« • •
lips said Tuesday the Road
tomobile parking spaces, fur 27 vote of a $1.2 billion ‘‘bricks fire precautions are living ob
State education people from Department will have up-loand mortar" college construc served and the proper equip
niture and fixtures.
Tallahassee arc coming In ] date planning programs on
Other units will follow with tion aid bill. Die measure, ment and escape exits urv pro
tills week for in-druclional Florida’s eight urban areas
the completion of tho first passed by the House Nov. 0, vided.
Hahn was asked to prepare
sessions with Seminole educa ready in 1905.
nulhoriir* direct grants and
tour.
a
full report fur presentation
tors, Supt. Rsy Mllwee said
low Interest loans for the
Cotton Vote
this morning.
construction of classrooms, li to council in the near future.
e • •
WASHINGTON (HIM) —
Council agreed to iiistnllaWASHINGTON (LTD braries ami laboratories.
Hon of a telephone, rental of a Tim Serial ii where he served
County Engineer Bill Bush Growers of upland cotton, rue
O tlinO , Bolivia (Ul’l) —
President Johnson hailed the
typewriter and purehas# o f a for eight years voiced (is
reported today that the road and extra long staple cotton Four Americans held hostage
Senate’s action as a "major
Santa
took
up
temporary
hanging.decoration*
ami
trimthree unit, lock-typo filing own special tribute today to
Tuesday
apprutad
three
proby
construction from SB tie to
rqi-el tin m iner, were
step forward . , . this congress
rnhinrt and two chair* for the John FUtgetnld Kennedy.
nil i 1 « cj—iii preparation fur
English Estates School is po-als to lominul? i a Dieting rhecr ui Tuesday ught dc-1 icsldcnva a’, t c 8an,'oui
Is well on its way to doing
Tin* entire Senate session
new village office which opens
shout 50 per cent complete . . quotas on their products dur spH. their c.i, . f»* reiu-al Id val .Mr v -.u i ...I)- i
i Cut ‘-in ■( purtj to be hi i I
Ity J me Casselberry
more for education than any
today ill Room 6 of the Not III was reserved for eulogies t*
and will he fully completed ing 1961.
tree them until the govern 22771) Tuesday to surp.-rvl
A slake Iruek owned by Cmigrcs* since the land-grant
t the Aeey Deucy Club a
the President who was slain
Urlundo Company Building.
by the lime the new school is
ment rclestcs liv er Commu a dedicated group of helper* week from Fruluy.
Poster Art und Display of fit. vollig-e act was passed 100
Hour* announced by Mrs. hy an assassin Nov. '22 in
formally opened Jan. 6. Conn
nists arrested on criminal
1 inta immediately rccngnlz Petersburg caught fire Tues years ago." The hill was ex Barbara I’eters, clerk, will be Dsllus, Tex. No other business
wlio will bring an early (Dec.
ly then will follow with a
WASHINGTON ( l PI) - charges.
day about 4 p ut. in tassel- pected to be ready for hi*
from 9 a. m. until noon on wn* si-liedideil.
clay stabilised road between The House Armed Services
Cor rtsp utidcuts who were 201 but very merry t brut- ed soma of the >e Itaril working berry blocking the soulli slgiiitfuio by Wednesday.
Mondays,
Tuesday* anil Wed
Brief — nml moving — tri
h-.-li era. Tin y had helped him bound traffic lane on Highway
tliv school and English Es Committee will tie asked to j flowed 1) visit the toslage* mas to Id local unit- rprivll
Advocate* of federal aid to
lm. i a similar Christmas Par 17*92 Just north uf Ihe SB 436 education expect to wiu an nesdays and from 1 until 5 butes were paid to tho lata
tates subdivision.
check the security at all Air 11„ nr3rby fnU vl found tlmm c<l children this year.
p. m. on Thursday* and Frl- President at a special, un
m • •
Force bases following the He in good iplriis and generally
His helpers were the sta ly (nr mure than 30 deserv- Intersection.
other long buttle before Con
scheduled Sennte session on
duy*.
Forecasting growth at a tense Department's admission well treated despite some dis tion's first ami second class [ mg children Ijs I yejr.
Driver of Ihe truck, Rich- gress goes homo this year.
tlie morning of Nov, 25, short
that
flt
planes
were
sabotag
The
children's
delighted
more rapid rale for Central
comfort and tlie unnil-'akahle petty officers am! their wises
it mI NunvotH1 Taylor of SI. House • S< note conferee* Tues
ly before Kennedy's flag-dropeye*
provided
plenty
of
rea
Florida's aerospace indus ed at an Arizona base.
St.
.Nick
found
them
Tuesday
danger of their situation.
Petersburg, escaped Without day agreed on a $1.5 billion
nl coffin was removed from
son
for
staging
the
same
kind
tries. Parker Painter J r ,
Thu Americans, with a doing the usual work of San
injury but lo*t hi* $60 expense substantial new money into
tha great Rotunda of tha
or
parly
lid*
year.
president of Dynatronics, Inc.,
ta
'i
helpers
—
mending
toys,
Dutchman and a German,
money width was In the poc existing federal aid programs
Capitol
for funeral aarvieea
Santa
pointed
out
that
Lite
today released his firm 's In LAKELAND (UPI) - The have been held since Friday
ket of an extra pair of Irons- for vocational education and
at Ml. Matthew's Cathedral,
funds fur the parly had been
terim flnanrlsl report show LT. S. Agriculture Department in a 12hy-18 foot room In a
college student loans. That
raised by the poiiy officer* er* in the cab of tlie truck.
Rut only Dcmoeratio loader
ing increased business over cut its Florida grapefruit crop mine-union library in (atavi.
The spectacular blare was compromise measure limy get
JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Mike Mansfield, Mont., and
and wives in such spare time
last year at this time of estimate by 1.3 million boxes They sleep two or thn e to a
project 1 as a Wives Bake extinguished by tho Cassel through both the llousu and The Juxiico Department went Republican Leader Everett M,
close to $1 million. Net sales Tuesday and predicted there m a t t r e s s on mattresses
to federal court l'«iny in mi Dirkacti, 111., spuku on that
Sale
Nov. 26. He also men berry Volunteer Fire Depart Senate U»l* week.
fur the first six months this would be a shortage of grape thrown on the floor.
effort to stop Ilia Florida oveassion.
tioned with pride that repre ment vs Dll Sen gallon* of foam
year for Dynatronica totaled fruit from Interior districts
Their captors apparently
East O a st Railway from en
sentatives from all Ihe squad and Sun gallons of water.
The House held a similar
$2,237 million as opposed to next month.
AUSTIN,
Tex.
(UPI)
—
are feeding them well—dinner
rons anil department* based Chief Paul Batts termed It
forcing work rule changes.
session
l**t Wednesday, with
last year's six months sales
Tuesday night consisted of Texas Guv. John Connally, slot at Ilie slat.oil had participated tho "hottest fire with which
Thu Justice Department dun'll* uf memliers paying
of ft.4 million. Earnings to
down
with
President
Kennedy
soup, steak with mashed pofin- department has hail to
charge* the changes violate s tribute to tho slain President'*
date per share amount to five
•ST. PETERSBURG - A tatoes. salad and roffie—and Nov. 22 nml thought well ,n ihe planning.
cope."
'Tlie
Aeey
Deiiry
Club,
us
eongressiunsl net prohibiting memory in • four-hour session.
eents. Current backlog of bus temporary injunction prevent 11hoy have chessmen, check enough to be rib'ii‘rd six d.ivs
Investigation showed that it
change* without union ap
iness as of Nov. 1 wai report- ing the Florida Milk Com cr» and playing cards to help ago, was hack in the hospital ually a meeting place lor a
slightly different sort of acti was canted by gas which
mission from enforcing Its puis the time.
MOSCOW (UPI) — The So proval or arbitration.
ad at $21 million.
today with complications from -. ity, will be given over Ml- leaked from a container in
* • •
The net was passed to avert Purchase Of
viet
army, which crushed llw
so-called
"fair-trade prac
his wounds.
t it el) to tlie Christmas festl buck of the truck, saturating
Is. A. Patrick, volunteer tices" order was mollified
The new ailment was Inflam vltles between the hour* of 37 padding blankets and the Hungarian revolution seven a threatened nationwide rail- |
)ear* ago, plans to leave road strike and is effective \ Two Camping
Savings Bond chairman for Tuesday night hi a move C C To Receive
mation of a blood vessel in Mr
in a. m. and 5 p m on Dee wooden truck body. .Sparks Hungary In tin* next lew for shout two m»re month*,
Seminole County, reported to which could result in higher
right
leg.
tho
indirect
result
from Ilia exhaust apparently months, diplomatic sources the Justice Department says. Sites OKd
20
Christmas
day that the county's contri prices in the Tampa Bay area
of the sniper's bullet that
Vlready there is a large ignited file truck.
Thursday, the Justice De
said today.
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) —
bution to the 10**3 record
pa -si'll first through his chest, Christmas colored container
P. O. Cards
Only a lew token units will partment will seek an Injunc The stale’s new outdoor rec
breaking sales total for the
then
lot
his
wrist
and
went
in
where the men may drop donSanford area resident* who
lie left behind under the War tion t<> force tiie railroad to reational planning rotnmittro
first II months hat been $231,- Strange Indian
.lions of canned goods. Three, Rust Remover
want the Christmas post mark to his leg.
saw pact agreement, ihe rehire sttikiilg union employes approved purchase of two
ft'9 of the state total of $82
Ills doctor railed it, a "sup with other items for the
on their seasons greet ma
at the same wages and under areas of land in tlie si ala
sources *.ud
million
Drug Found In
Fatal
To
Tot
erficial
inflammation"
a
n
d
cards miy deposit them at
Christmas dinner table, will
Western
diplomat*
inter
tlie same working conditions Tuesday. Bolli are for camp
. . .
,
*nid
the
governor
would
be
in
POMPANO BEACII (UPI)
the Seminole County Chamber
he sent
the homes of chil
preted the move as a sign a* existed prior to Jail. 23.
ing.
Self-employed persons are South Florida
St
David’.*
Hospital
for
fiv■
—An
autopsy
revealed
today
of Commerce. Deadline for
dren attending tha parly
o( casing tensions in Eastern
Die FEC lias flatly refused
MIAMI l UPI v—A strange receiving tlie cards at the lo or six days. The doctor suld
Acting Director Willicwn
reminded that U. S. retire
Many Sat) lord merchant* ilia! a small girl, rushed pain Europe and *d Premier Nikita to replace employe* hired
ment plan bonds, offered un Indian drug which produce* cal office is Dee 20
Kidd said a Inlet in Golf
(’■mildly * condition was not have donated loy* and <Mill inch' ll i<i a ho-pitul Sunday,
Khrushchev's tilth in the sta since the January walkout County, s small triangular
der the Self Employed lodi technicolor hallijrlnstton: and
Christmas cards deposited serious and no surgery would ing for Santa's bag These died of hydrofluoric poison bility of Hungarian Premier
and railroad attorneys claim beach on SI. Joseph's penin
Victual* Tax Retirement Act is sometimes dangerous h a s ',, |h<. c of C w ll, ^ r ,ranV. be required.
generous gifts will be supple mg
tlie Railway Labor Act does sula, would rost tho stata
•f 1962. must he purchased by found its way into south ported to Orlando At the ! Connally will carry on mu- mented by U*ed or like new
The girl, Ann Ianil sc Rn- Janos Kadar'a regime.
The pullback—signaled by not require the carrier to re $2.56 tin acre.
Dee 31 to qualify tln-ir own Florida, n a Truths a g e n t s Greater Orlando Chamber ()r ' tine business whll* he I* In tin item- which ote being sprue rli'-ilcr, 2' j . was lakcn to the
Ills- gradual repatriation of the
ers for 1963 tax deferral bene warned today.
In the other purchase, tha
Iid-1ul .i I alter tumplalmng to I families of Soviet soldier* turn to pre-strike conditions.
Commerce the turds will (>e 11“ -pilat, a spokesman said, ed up.
m
huf f " Mrviin Si ion- o,«*ss
M ,'.
. *t-4*
Ine
drug,
used
tiy
smith
fits.
. 51,..,* 3
,,%
svi
|*
imprinted with a .special holi Mrs. Connally, who stayed at
In addition, there will he m-r mother .maul pain*.
still in Hungary—is part ot
. . .
western Indians, is called day cachet reading "Glory To the governor'* side for the 13 movies and Christmas Carols
chase of 23 acres of land ad
Tiie autopsy and an investi a patlern prevailing over son will hear both suits.
Sanford received a finan pejote. or cactus button, and God in The Highest." The •fays he wa. in Parkland llo* an.) games and lots 'n lots gation showed that the girl
jacent In the Gold Head
cial boost of $17,323 Inlay in a number of the drtrd dream C of C then will forward j phut in Dallas after the shoot- of cals and a look at some dieil idler drinking a rti.xt-re Eastern Europe.
Brunch State Park in Clay
$1,000
For
There
are
no
Soviet
troop*
the form of a check from the buttons have been wired at tlie cards to the Christmas ing, stayed home with the coti- airplanes in store for the moving tltiiil she found in a
County, Cost will be approxi
in CTechoslo' akia, Itoinama
I State for its share of cigar Dade County parties.
Information
mately $ 111,00(1 ami the Und
post office for mailing.
*pie's three children this lime. attendees.
*,ur near her home.
or Bulgaria. Some forres re
Ray
Bellinger,
southeastern
ette tax distributions for Oc
will
be used for overnight
main in Poland, and East On Schooner
tober. City Mana ger Pete supervisor of the State Nar
camping.
Germany U heavily garrison
Knowles said this is much coties Bureau, said the peyote
MIAMI (U PD -M rs. Harold
ed.
higher than previous checks produces exotic dreams ami
Briun, whose husband, three
under the new taxation rate. hallucinations and ran be
sons und brothcr-in-law have
Otiirr municipalities in the dangerous because sometimes
been m1st ing at sea since
MIAMI (UPD — Carrying
HU partner*, Frank Du; It was my thinkin', my pie
"lie's * good, lamest man," State-Line
■
county also received checks the effeets last for weeks.
Thanksgiving, offered a $1,660
kin'
and
my
brains.
a box of candy for the tell Smith, a truck driver, porter
said
tiie
tai'S,
Harry
Kronv - i
Inspection Set
y r J m
tor O c t o b e r : Altamonte
The drug is not regulated
reward Tuesday for informa
"I told the other three fel
y
X
'
«^ry*
1 t'
Springs, $2,314; Casselberry. by federal law. but Florida er, horseplajer Tommie Lex Edward Brown and billiard* low, to *ay they helped me gold. "lie worked for me for
TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — tion about t h e i r missing
l
lamgwood,
$1,222; is one of the few Mute* with! Miller deposited $21,000 in a parlor manager David M. b. bo! tlie Internal Bevenue 16 year*. 1 always paid him A g r i c u l t u r e
Commis ichonnx-r Evangeline.
1
1 North Orlando, $212, and a state law forbidding pos- j bank here Tuesday giving rise Millen,
instiled that the folks." h,. added
dally so he could play the sioner Doyle Conner lias or The II lout sailboat left Mi
■J4
Oviedo, $1,200.
session and u»c.
m .peculation that hit three money was dvp*>.*dcd in Mill
dered
Male
line
inspections
of
ami
for
Eleulhera
Island,
Ba
'Tax men noted that Miller "hor.t x by day and the dug.*
i
. . •
Po**ession is punishable by betting partners might have er * njm c "just for salt-keep alone signed his name to the by night."
nil truck shipment* of citrus hamas, Thanksgiving Day,
Sen. John Mathews, Jack- a $j OO fine and-or six month* been cut out of the action, ing."
form* when lie picked up tltc
The three friend* aren't entering the statu from for and has not been seen since.
ttnville, running for governor in jail, Be Hinder said.
Miller, la, and three other
eign countries.
When interviewed after die winnings.
The Coast Guard conducted SHOPPING DAYS
overly concerned, cither.
In 1961. will be honored at a
Bellinger said peyote ran Negroes chipped in jo rents 1race. Miller, a flora I delivery
Miller« boss. who forgave
‘T'vr heard 15 rumor* my The action, announced Tues an extensive air-sea search
reception Jan. 8 at the Val- lie ord.red through the mails each Dee 6 and hit the $2 man. said
Big daddy, we him for stopping off at the self," said Me.Mil'en, "hut we day, l» an extra precaution to for Ihe vessel, but gave up
det Hotel. He will be accom from the west and is becom- window at Tropical Park all put so vents in."
track while making Ins runs. bet that way all the time.
protect Florida against possi last weekend after failing to
SH OP f o r G if t s
panied by Sen John McCarty, ing a popular substitute for Racetrack for $2i, 1(8.80 in Ihe
But yesterday he said,
Is confident Miller will square
' I II sea hint -round, l'iu [ lilc Infestation of the Mexican [ find any sign of the boat or 1 m O U R AD P A G E S
marijuana.
j twin double.
1 "4 wun lliat motley myself. <lung*.
uf Full Pierce
j not worried," he added.
I (nut (ly.
Hi* tivs passengers.
VOL. 56
First Units At
Onora Site To Charter Board Vote
Cost 5800,1 Proposal Hits Snag
MWA
Johnson Hails
Passage Of
School Aid
Flame Fades
Plans Promised
«
w
Four Hostages
Are Cheerful
Senate Pays
Tribute To
Kennedy
NAS Group Prepares
For YuSe Gift Party 17-92 Lane Shul
By Truck Fire
Security Check
U.S. Takes FEC
Case To Court
Grape Fruit
Connally Back
In Hospital
Red Army To
Leave Hungary
Milk Writ Eased
*
Four Chip In 50 Cents To Win $24,102
fAHTA’f HELPER 5AYJ
TO CHRISTMAS
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TOUR of HOMES
Pag® 10—Fri. Dec. 6, '63
Courthouse Records
I U L MTATB
TftANIACnONI
Hilda MonUad Smith to
Wilbur Harlan Moreland «t m,
PMrl Lak. Htlfhta, $8,800.
John 0. Dunn i t u to
Joreph A. Schr.ibsr at n , William A. WhJtssaB at as.
Sanford, 910,700.
West Wlldmara. flMOC.
Raleigh A. King eft uz to Mrs. Ardif Weeks to Msbls
Homar L. Oeboro* at ox, M.
Frances Dasa, S-M-tUMOS,
M. Smith's Subdivision, $15r
$11,008
000.
Clifford P. Shumwsy, at az,
Henry Chari m Moors Jr.,
to Issey Olya Loader, at
at «z to Orvia C. Griffin at
as, Loagwood, $lM oo
us, Hawaii Park, $8,800.
John T. Wilbur, et zz, to Jnek
Albert Williams st a* to
Russell Mona, at uz, t-15Willis J. Jenkins «t u>, Lin
208-JOE, 8M 00
coln Height!, $8,800.
Charles R. Boas, st as, to
Martin A. Dyer it az to
WUlltm S. Andrews, at az,
Dana P. Taylor at az, San
Dreamwold, $10,000
ford, $18,000.
Lake Short Homes, lac., to
Snead Homes, Inc., to Henry
Edgar Jt. Vais, at uz, Fairfranklin Memory, Jr., at ox,
lead Estates, $17,380
Altamonte Springe, $12,600.
Buford L- Holms, st as, to
William E. Dunn, Jr., at uz
Hsnld C. Halms, at uz,
to Joseph Nuoto at us, Eng
Lake Waymafl Heights, $7,lish Estates, $20,600.
George W. Llttiken at uz to
Clinton T. Laeinak et us, Harriett E. Johason vs Henry
Bear Lake Heights, $9,000.
P. Johnson
Jana M. Means to Edward
Salta FUsd
P. Calvin et us, 8-29-198-31E,
Seamtn't
Bank for Snvlags
$17,600.
vs
Gall
J.
Levy, mtg. fcl.
Kerr Builders, Inc., to
Sharpe Building Corp., Long- Federal National Mortfsio
Assn. vs. Sandra Shlflett,
dale, $30,000.
et al, mtg. fcl.
Sharpe Building Corp. to
Eastcbeiter
Savings Bank vs
Arthur L. Padgett, et us,
E. O. Johnson, st uz, mtg.
Longdalo, $10,900.
fcl.
Thomas B. Hemmart mtth at
us to Robert L. Brumley, Erls County Savings Bank
vs James E. Sllpp, mtg. fcl.
Tee 'n Green Estates, $16,000.
Marring* Lkens*
Mauds A. Anderson to
Charles J. Gassman at us,
Steve A. Chsrron, Orlando,
Sanford, $7,100.
and Darlene Marls Clotter,
Leon Harris at uz to
Maitland
Leearnlm White st uz, Lincoln
Jamei Otis Jones, Oviedo,
Heights, $9,300,
and Delcy Ann Butler,
American Mortgage Co. of
Oviedo
Florida to Charles G. Kopp,
et ns, Maltbla Shores, $18,800. Frederick D. Durant, DeLand, and Wilma R. Tyson,
American Mortgage Co. of
DeLand
Donald Roger Begin, Sanford,
and Cheryl Lynn Repp,
Sanford
Herbert Scott Bolin, Chicago
and Angelina Marie Stew
art, Sanford
aoldftei aow. to ths third section o f
l a v o n P u t there’s om houaa
•vaflabtofor immsdUts occupancy —
just in tinM for tbs holidays — and
another abnoat ready — all of thoao
Ton gat out to sea Mead Manor in
OtM o? If yon missed the “ open
house’' Just drive oat anytime and
■m tho models all ready — both
colonial and ranch and in such a
pocket-pleasing price range.
Klngswood Builders are moving
right along with Greenbrier — coun
try dab living oat by the golf eourse
While you are out driving this week-end, take thii page
withyou. The map above will assist yonin locating some
of Sanford and Seminole County's outstanding real
estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find
Just what you are looking for in the way of a home.
beautiful flagstone entry — Urge family
eabineta in kitchen — GE built in oven
garbage disposal — GE central heat Ini
Uvalory to master bathroom — double
CH O O SE Y O U R H O M ESITE Modern Kitchens by
GENERAL $
room — bUck walnut
ft surface unit, refrigerator, dishwasher,
and air condit toning — double
garage. Make this your lovely home, or
BU ILD WHEN Y O U ’RE READY
WILLIAM S.
IIRUMLEY JR.
ELECTRIC
D e llie m l
jr ^ K l
BYRON M»
LEACH
9 U i t i Ctulom « i i Gemmiulmf TUilfJtmj
P. O. BOX 1599
SEE US FOR REMODELING
FA 2*8074
One Home
Contracts signed before Jan. 1 will
Ready to Move In
entitle you to Homestead Exemp
tion — first $5,000 of value for tax
purposes! We handle all details.
WE HAVE SEV ER A L HOMES, C O M P LETE OR N EA R LY SO,
OR WE’LL
BU ILD ON YO U R L O T !
Another almost ready And four more
construction
For Almost Immediate Occupancy!
LAKE
WAYMAN
HEIGHTS
No. 18 — A 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath Home — l^irge Florida Room —
Ravenna
4^ AAA
Prepared for Air Conditioning — $450 Down —
as little as $85.00 Monthly
IJ y O U U
A COMMUNITY OF HOMES — BUILT WITH PRIDE
No. 5 — 3 Bedroom, l l/g Bath — $300 Down
Monthly Payments $59.60
These homes have Central
Duct Heating!
LAYOWOOD
Beautiful Spacious Home for the Discriminating Buyer
Central Heating and Air Conditioning—Choice
Neighborhood
_____________________________
W E’RE
READY T O
HELP
YOU SPEND A WARM W IN TER
Spend Christmas in a new
home o f your own!
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CONSTRUCTION
com pany
FHA, FHA-IN-SERV1CE, VA AND
Custom Building Our Specialty
Longwood —
Sanford
Highland Avenu*
Tcc ’n Green EninIra
near Grad* School
Upaalu lid. near 20th St
MR. FURGUSON
MR. LEATHERBURY
322-2744
838-3911
1 I
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ENTERPRISES
General Offiee 211 W. 26th St.
Salts Office FA 2 7405
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By Jaliaw 81eastroot
Tha common cold u u o n la
t a n again. And tha question
srlaea, what can you do about
it ?
Grandma** therapy la still
about tha best. Stay home in
bed, keep warm, gargle w ith
lukewarm salt water, and take
aspirin.
It won't cure your cold, b u t
you 'll feel better.
Remember what the o ld
folka once aald: “ Treat a cold
and you ran cure it In It days.
L e t It atone and it ll go aw ay
in two week*."
Perhaps the answer will be
found someday. But as f o r
B ow w e can't cure colds. A n y
one who saya he can deserves
the beet possible suspicion.
•
•
•
Another unannounced g u
bernatorial candidate rolled
Into Seminole last week. F r i
day, Bud Dickinson of Went
Palm Beach met with som e
100 county people who w ould
like to see the state senator
■ucceed Farris Bryant.
Ona thing waa for sure
during his visit. That was w hat
he said about road department
progresa in Seminole. “ M y
interest has always been on
the aide o f promoting tha
grow th and development o f
all the area* o f our state,n
•aid Dickinson.
“ It Is perfectly plain to me
th a t something needs to be
done as soon as poislbla to
tllm inatc the hazardous c o n
dition ! existing at tha Osteen
bridge over the St. Johns
K h a r. This bridge,"
said
Dickinson, "Is in a deplorable
condition, and the problem*
involved which are holding up
the construction o f a new
bridge should be resolved
prom ptly."
Nobody could disagree w ith
that and with w h a flie had to
•ay about an interchange nt
I.aka Mary boulevard and 1-1.
**t understand," suld the aenator, “ that motoriita will n ot
be able to get on or o ff 1-4 f o r
a distance o f nine m iles
through Seminole County be
tween SR ttl and SR 34. T his
situation should be alleviated
as soon as possible."
And Dickinson concluded,
• I f I should run for governor
and win, these projects would
g e t top road department p r i
ority.”
•
•
•
Dr. Sherwood Jacobson, aon
Of U r. and Mrs. Manuel J a
cobson of -*18 Virginia A v e .,
Sanford, is the author o f a
new book recently published
by the Charles E. Thom as
Company of Springfield, 111,
D r. Jacobson, a 1812 gra
duate
of
Seminole
lllfih
School, prepared the book, en
titled "P ost Traumatic Syndronca," as a result o f e x a m
ining tom e 2.000 patients w ho
had suffered head Injuries.
The book deals with the m e c
hanisms snd treatment o f
these types of injuries.
in hi* book, Dr. Jacobson
explains the results o f his
findings and how lie d ev elop
ed an effective system of
therapy. The book ha* been
well received in medical c ir
cle* throughout the country.
The former Sanrord m an U
a
neurosurgical consultant
f« r the U S. Public Health
Service Hospital, lie ta also
• n associate in charge of
neuro-surgery at the llm nx
Hospital, an assistant n euro
surgeon at the Montc.'iore
Hospital and an associate
with the Jewish M em orial
Hospital, all of New Y ork
City.
$100,000 Fire
Hits Center
MIAMI (U P I) - A threealarm fire caused an estim at
ed $100,000 damage at a sub
urban shopping center here
last night, authorities ssid.
Two firemen were overcom e
by smoke and required hos
pitalization.
Thick clouds o f smoke, low
water pressure and a large
crowd hanrperej firemen who
went to the scene after the
blare wa* reported at a pizza
restaurant.
The fir* ran aero** a roof
In the shopping center and
r»u*ed widespread damage at
a beauty salon, a tailor's,
clothing store, pet shop and
a toy store, polk* said.
Store than a dozen animal*
were rescued from the pet
jahop.
Committee Mulls
Next Site Move
Douglas Stenstrom, chair
man o f the Semiaole County
university aite selection com
mittee, said st nosa today
that i meeting of Urn group
was to be held today as soon
as the members can bs con
vened.
The purpose of the meeting
would be to analyte Semiaole
County's situation on tbs uni
versity site In light of the ac
tion o f the Board of Control
at B oca Raton on Friday,
Strnstrom said.
"We decided last March,"
he explained, "when we en
tered this fight that wt would
go all out. Thli wo have done
to the best of our ability.”
Asked what action i* being
planned between now and
Jan. 10 when the Board o f
Control meets again, perhaps
Sludebaker To
End 61 Years
Of Car Making
to l i m e the number of iHea
being considered er make ■
final selection, Stenstrom de
clared: "We do wot intend to
leave a single stone unturned
to ico that this county's two
sit* offers continue to be
mode as attractive as possi
ble to the board.”
Court Selecting
Jury For Citrus
Swindle Trial
A six-man Jury was being
selected today from a 60-nsme
venire In the trial of one of
fo u r defendants In the al
leged f 200.000 citrus swindle
before Circuit Judge Voile A.
W illiam *.
Entering trial today waa
C. R. Lowdermilk. Judga Wil
liams said Individual trials
•Iso will be held for the other
three defendants, Albert Hall,
Ralph Alderman and Billy
Lamar Hammond.
Tha fou r men were indicted
Inst summer by a grand Jury,
charged with grand larceny,
but the true bills were quash
ed when defense counsel point
ed out one o f the grand jur
ors held • courtesy sheriff's
deputy card. State Attorney
A . L, Steed immediately tiled
Individual in f o r m a 1 1o n a
against the four men. All four
•re free under bond.
The four defendants are
charged with having swindled
the 1H-Aerea Concentrate, Inc.,
Forest City, by falsifying rec
ords o f solids content told ta
the firm .
Judge William* Informal
the venire this morning Lowderm!Ik's trial Is expected to
continue all thia week.
DETROIT (UPI) — Studebaker Corp. will shut down
its U. S. automotive assembly
lines Tuesday, ending more
than 61 years as a major
automobile producer, it waa
learned today.
However, there were Indi
cations Sludebaker would con
tinue car production in Can
ada and market the cars in
the United States.
The cumpany is not dead.
Sludebaker recently haa lost
money
on
its automotive
operation hut 12 other divis
ions are operating at a prolit, company aourcea laid.
They will continue.
Studebaker President Byers
A. Burlingame and top com
pany officials were In New
York today for a board meet
ing.
The
executives
met
in
South Bend. Ind-, with United
Auto Workers union officials
over the weekend to (listens*
the fate of about i.Uxi work
County and city real and
ers who will lose their Job.
personal property U x colletat a result ol tha mare.
Tax Collections
'About Normal'
Store Ownlf!
Death Probed
ifl.'—
~
J
Stenstrom continued, "Let
me add that w# are still in VOL. 86
this contest beeauaa we bava
been united as a county, and
this la ol major Importance.
Six counties In our area an
now out of the running.
Orange and Seminole remain.
Wa will surely lose In this ef
fort unless wt remain com
pletely united.
"W hether we win or lose
this university,” the former
state senator went on to tay.
"t h e people In this county ein
be extrem ely proud of the
fight they have m ade."
Stenstrom concluded by ask
ing
thia
question:
"How
m any people In Seminole six
months ago thought that this
•mall county would be striv
ing with big Orange County
to land the university?”
Miss
Heard
anneaneed
the past office alii he open
from l : x a.m. to 3 p.m.
Saturdays, (lee. II *nd 21,
and from I to 4 p.m. Sun
day, Dee. 11, the latter day
for stampa and parcel post
on ly.
More Volunteers
WASHINGTON
fUPI)
.
-
A U O g.
P eace Corps Director R. SarL O U G U T O N , England
gent Shriver Jr., say* the I (U P I) — Frank Holll* claimed
corpe hopes to send 1.3u0 today that Ms St. Bernard,
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f_ s L . I t_____ * .t*..*
more volunteers to Latin Sir Baron, is the biggest dog
Am erica during 1964. Shriver on earth.
Sir Baron, hs ssid, stands
said Sunday the peace Corps
has 2,700 volunteers in Latin 37 inches high, 1* six (set
Am erica at present.
I long and weighs 224 pounds.
MON.. DECEMBER 9. 1963
12,933.
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aw .
m wA
SANFORD. FLORIDA
•••
T raffic K .
cldenta claimed 1? live* In
Florida over the weekend.
v
NO. 78
City, County
Join In Drive
On Gambling
Sheriffs deputies and city
police Jjlncd forces ov er tha
weekend in a scries o f seven
M IAMI (U P I) » The FBI raids to break up an alleged
arrested Daniel Raymond Ber- city-wide bolita ring, It waa
riel, 32, at hia home here Su n reported today by Chief Roy
day in connection with the Williams and Sheriff J. U
$33,000 roblwry o f a Fort Hobby,
Lauderdale Jewelry store N ov.
Arrested and charged with
27.
possession of lottery tickets
were William B. Thompson,
white owner o f a grocery at
WASHINGTON (U P I) —
1803 West I3lh Street, and six
The Supreme Court today
Negroes, Henry and Manni#
grunted a hearing to the N a
Leslie, 806 West litis Street;
tional Association for the A d Delate Knighton, 1301 West
vencemcnt o f Colored Peuple,
13th Sireet; Ruby and Buster
which was forbidden to picket
Andrew Mack, 311 Sanford
Webb’s City Department Store
Avenue, and Ja m ei Prank
In St. Petersburg In I960.
Mack. 300 East Fifth Street.
Held In Theft
f1
SEN. HUD DICKINSON, tin "unannounced candidate” for governor,
visited Sanford last week and friend8 welcomed him nt an informal coffee.
Pictured greeting the senator are (from left) Knndall Chaw, Sen. Dickin
son. Hurl Higginbotham, Douglas Stenstrom and Ernest Southward.
Two Escapees Sought Seminole Band
In Two Parades
As Sinatra Kidnapers
STATELIN E. Nev. ( U P D Tw o young desperados, warn
ed for escape and bank rob
bery, w ere sought today a*
suspects in tho kidnaping of
Frank Sinatra Jr., who wa*
taken at gunpoint from his
motel shortly before hr was
scheduled to sing at a plush
Lake Tahoe casino.
The FBI i dent tiled the sus
pects as Joseph J. Sorce, 23.
and Thom as Keating, 21, who
escaped from Deuel Vocation
al Institution In California and
were wanted for the armed
,
Need
fo r
blood
donations
in aotU-ipailuii o f holiday re
quirements,
when
donations
normally are slaw, was cmphasin-d today by the Hutifurd
Elks Lodge.
Chairman Ralph It. Wight II
said the hhiodiuohile from Or
lando will be at the Elk*
Club betwpen 3:3() and 7 p in.
Thursday. Donors will be giv
en refreshm ents und a steak
dinner.
"T h e holiday season I* a
very bad time o f the year
due to accidents and activities
going on every place," said
Wight. "P eop le won't take tho
time to
stop mid donate
their blood during tin* period.
It is very easy to say that.
I'll do It next week. 'Hie hlood
drawn un this trip will he
good until after the fir -l of
the year when thin*;* begin to
•ettle down to normal.”
Nobody's Going
To G et Taken
robbery of ■ Long Reach,
Calif., hank. The two men
were described as "extrem e
ly dangerous.”
Nevada highway patrolman
said Sorce was arm ed with a
sawed-off shotgun anil Keat
ing was carrying a .43 cali
ber automatic pistol. Authori
ties said Hid suspects were
traveling in a 1902 or 19U3
while Chevrolet Im pala, with
a California license.
The search w as being con
centrated
in
the
hcavllyvvouJvd a n d
*now-covered
Spooners Summ it area between Lake Tahoe and Carson
Clly, N ev.
A spokesman for (hr patrol
said a “ big ear” made a fast
U-turn ut a road Muck at the
intersection o f Li S. Highway
395 and U. S. 30 near Carson
City und headed hack on
Highway 50 toward the 7,200foot sum mil.
Patrolmen said no such car
pa**ed their roadblock at the
summit, so It was assumed
Ihe vehicle may have pulled
WASHINGTON (UPI) o(f llie
fimr-lano highway
The .Supreme Court removed
somewhere in the mountains.
today the last obstacle t j
The search was being ham
the merger o f the Chesapeake
pered by a light *now, which
A Ohio Railway with the
wa* falling throughout the
llnltiumro A Ohio.
area.
In a brief order the high
The kidnaping was first re
court
affirm ed a ruling in
ported by Gene Evans, a
spokesman for Harrah'a Club j f* vor
railroad* handed
at Stateline'* south shore, a dowm on Aug. 13, 1903, by a
plush gambling resort area "Peclnl
three-Judge
federal
near tho Nevada - California 1‘ " ‘iri in Detroit- The lower
court upheld a 19*12 decision
state tine.
of the Interstate Commerce
Commission (IC C ) approving
Ihe merger.
The case vvai taken to court
by four railroad union* and a
NEW O R LE A N S ( U I ' D - parent group — the Railway
F'ornw'r Am bassador de Les Labor Executives'
A ssocia
sens S. "C h ep " Morrison and tion. Meantime • court order
John J.
M> Keithrn
today ha* been in e ffe ct protecting
squared o ff fur u Louisiana the job tight* o f nil employes
Demonutic gubernatorial run involved.
o ff Jun. It.
The
runoff
strongly
resemldeit llie llPill hall la In
which Morrison was defeated
by Jimmie Davis in a cam
paign ttint stre.s—ii segrega
WASHINGTON
( UPl i
tion
President Johnson telephoned
A* hs did four year* ago,
a (firmer college teacher of
Morrison .scored a big first
lux over the weekend to wish
primary victory Saturday with
her a speedy recovery from
a whopping vote in New O r - I llie illness which has con
leans and other areas o f south i fined her to a Corpus Cliristi,
Louisiana,
Tex., hospital.
Court Affirms
Rail Merger
'Chep’ Morrison
In Runoff
Citrus School
Ends Tuesday
El
Fleet Reserve
TO CHRISTMAS
Cotton Vote Set
WASHINGTON (U P I) —
Cotton and rice farmer* w ill
vote in three referenda Tue*.
day to determine whether the
1064 crop* o f upland cotton,
The colorful Seminole High extra-long ataple cottun, ami
School band appeared In two rice shall be grown under
marketing quotas.
Christmas holiday
parades
Saturday. During the alter
ttoon the Marching Seminotes
WASHINGTON (U P I) —
participated In the holiday
Senate Investigator* resumed
festivities in DcLand. Satur
today their probing of form er
day night they appeared tn
Senate Democratic secretary
the holiday parade In Ocala.
Bobby Baker’a outside busi
The Ocala Banner singled
ness activities with a further
out the Seminole Band in
look at hla role in vending m t
Ihrir reports o f tha parade
chine cuntracta with do fens*
for tiie outstanding perform
contractors.
ance of tho Sanford aggrega
tion.
Sunday Ihe band toured Sil
SAIGON. South Viet Nam
ver Springs and Six-Gun T er
(U P I) — Ambassador Henry
ritory. The m em bers of the
organization were chaperoned Cabat Lodge said Sunday he
|,y. Mr. and Mra. Roy Q rceo would "consider seriously" a
and Mr. and Mrs. A l Case. proposal from form er Presi
Bandmaster and Mra. Ernest dent Dwight 1). Elsenhower
Cowley made the trip. Busses that lie seek the Republican
were drivrn by Air*. .Marilyn presidential nomination, al
Giles snd Mrs. II. L. Johnson. though ha hua no plans at
present la run.
COUPE M ULLEN, England
|UPI I — Father Bernard Ha*sit, a Jesuit pr|e*t *|n>ke in
an Anglican church Sunday
night and told the congrega
tion It would he a long time
before Ihe Christian faith*
are united.
" I f I were nn Anglican,"
the Roman Catholic priest
said, "I would be suspicious
of being stlrkcd into the Pope's
control. W a lev] the same
about y ou ."
The Anglican vieur, the Rar.
William Roiida, said later that
the Jesuit's sermon was a
H nsl st-neIon o f the eightA heavy agenda hs* been “ first step to mutual under
week S-miimle - Volusia citrus
announced fo r this month's standing."
school will lie held at 7:30
regulnr m eeting o f the Cas.
p.m., Tuesday nt tho Volusia
selU-rry Hoard o f Aldermen / i k i e s 1/ l i r l n r n / * % / /
courthouse at D eljind. ac
which wiii be held . t 7:30 ) A n T A > H c L P c R J A Y )
cording tn Ernie Lundtierg,
p.m. today In the Women’s
a u h tin t county agent.
Club Building on Overbrook
Tuesday's se-slon, a sum
Drive.
marization o f the earlier sev
Iluslne.a to lie considered
en menting-, will he titled
include* a report on the Dec.
"Developing u Cold Protection
2 election; committee reports;
System to Fit the Need.”
possible donation to Seminole
County Juvenile Council; re
I quest fo r audit fo r pa.t four
_
Regular liu-hip-a session of
months; un ordinance to rtgu- S H O P P IN G D A Y S
' 1..* u . . s . . _ ___ ! * __ si __ _ __ I . .
mi a B M a
lut voter registration; and ne
the Fleet Reserve Association
! dlnanca to establish a com-i
[ will he held a t 8 p.m. this
piste building coda and th* I S H O P F O R G I F T S I evening at its Likcfront belli
. setting t f a date for a special
IN O U R A D P A G E S I quarters, according to be.rotary Michael Thomas.
| meeting on sonlng.
*
The V icar Calls
The Dance Tune Heavy Agenda
NORRURY, England (UPII
— The Rev. Vernon Mitchell, In Casselberry
12, Anglican vicar, said Sun
day night the woman who
danced In black tights during
hi* evensong
service was
helping him fight "the battle
for men’ s minds."
The sermon dealt with sex
in advertising, he said, and
the woman illustrated hi* me*sage.
Established ItOt
Hearing Granted
The tax Increases a n just
beginning to show up in any
substantial
w ay,
Straughn
aald, adding that November
receipts tou ted $11.2 million
up $3.3 million over the same
month o f 1962.
"T h i* Improvement In col
lection is most encouraging,"
he aald. "W e are beginning
to get nearer the full results
expected from expansion of
the sale* tax law. Compliance
is atill not aatisfactry in some
aspects, but w e are working
on these om issions."
The five per cent whole
sale tax on sporting goods,
also voted by the last legis
lature and now under attack
In circuit court, produced *71,427 Is November, m Lusiuess
of * 4
C ity Plans To
Discuss Marina
sod parrels.
United Press Leased Wire
*
TALLAHASSEE (U PI) State revenue commissioner
J. Ed Streughn reported today
that N ovem ber sale tax col
lections jum ped 24.26 per ceat
ahead o f the aame month last
year, largely because of inc re a te s voted by the 1963
Legislature.
Three Hurt In
Traffic Mishaps
to expedite Christmas mall
WEATHER: Fttir through Tuesday; high today in upper 70s; lour tonight in low 60s.
17 Killed
MIAMI (Urn —
November Sales
Tax Collections
Up 24 Per Cent
Bolivia Gets
Ultimatum
Cecil* Heard and her staff
>
Seven Arrested In Bolita Raids
f
N ovem ber gas tax eoflerJohn T.. Delta*ay,
tax eullectur, reported that. 'lio n s totaled $11.3 million, up
through Novem ber hit office $135,214 ov er Novmcber ol
collected 11.8 million of the last year,
M IAM I <UPI>— Di de Coun
X2.H million due under the
ty Metro detectives today were
current tax roll, This is 64
investigating the death of a
per cent.
carpet store owner, killed by a
Galloway added that the
shotgun blast here Saturday
dollar collection I* higher than
night.
previously although the perDetectives said they hud no
tentage la low er, duo lu the
motives or suspect* In the
higher tax roll.
LA PAZ. Bolivia (U PI) slaying o f Edward L. GrantHenry Tamm, city tax col Rebellious tin miners holding
mont and the wounding of his
foreigners, including
lector, said the city collection n i n e
employe, Jose Ayala, 41,
through November was iV> per four Am ericans, as hostagev
Tho two men were leaving
cent, o r f,'120,000 of $597,000 for the release o f three Com
Grantmont’a store when a lutedue.
munist labor leaders today
model ear roared by and two
gave the governm ent 21 hours
shots were fired, Ayala told
to subm it to tbeir demand*
police. One killed Grantmunt
" o r fa ce the consequences."
and the other rut down Ayala
The
"consequences”
ap
ns he ran fur his car 20 feet
peared to be continued reten
away.
tion o f the ho«lages and the
start o f a series of general
Three persons were slightly strikes,in the key tin mining
injured in a car-truck collision industry, aimed at bringing
at 7:40 a. nt. thia morning nt dow n the government.
The governm ent altitude to
Further dlscn»«Ion of a pro- Nit 131 mid Sit Chi In Forest
po*cd marina and a proposed * iiy. it was reported by ward the ultimatum was Indi
animal sheller will highlight Trooper Hill Ktringfield.
rated in a flat rejection of
Injured were Judy Van Dam, the m iners' original demands
the City Commission meeting
i.onjcwood, driver of the ear, At the sam e tim e, the gov
tonight.
A l-o under discussion will mid her slater, Virginia lioone, ernm ent sent 3,taw troop* Intu
he a request for funds for and Kenneth Swanson, Foteal Ururo, 44 miles northwest of
the General Sanfurd Memorial j City, the truck driver. The Catavi where the hostage*
Library, a rev bed Civic Cen- *i»tera were treated at Florida wore being held
ter rate schedule,
annexation Sanitarium and Hospital, O r - : The governm ent had no im
of U v southwest
corner o f Iundo.
mediate com m ent on an ofSanford
Avenueand 27lh
Sanford power wa* rut o f f .
fc r (,y y s president Lyndon
Sireet and bid* for new city for 33 minutes curly Saturday |j John*on o f ••full a**i*lvehicles.
when Dun llenllcy Jr., Negro, a n c c " to llolivla in Ihe emer
o f 1014 Mangnustin* Avenue, gency. President Victor Pat
lost control o f his rar and Eatenisoro c o n v o k e d in
brokn o ff a utility pole on 23th
em ergency
session of Ills
Street near Hardy Avenue.
Cabinet and It was believed
Die offer would be considered
Santa Claus today enlist
at that H ue.
rd the aid af Postmaster
Yule Hours Set
By Post Office
Zip Cod* 83771
Johnson Phones
Former Teacher
Frobe Resumed
Lodge Willing
Lehman Rites
NEW YORK (U P I)— More
than 2,000 persons, led hy
President Johnson, crow ded
Temple Emanuel Sunday to
attend the funeral eenrlr* for
Herbert 11. Lehman, form er U.
S. senator ami a four-tim e
governor o f New York. Leh
man, 85, died Thursday o f a
heart attack.
Barry Out?
JACKSONVILLE (U P I) —
Sen. Barry Guldwater is likely
to bow out of the 1964 Repub
lican presidential contest in a
matter of week*, the Jackson
ville Rotary Club was told
today by Lyle C- Wilton,
Washington, I). C., vice presi
dent o f United Press Interna
tional. Wilson spoke at a ilutary luncheon.
Medical Aid
Bill Planned
WASHINGTON
( UPI )
Sen. Kenneth B. Keating, ( itN, V , plans to Introduce
legislation to provide medical
benefits of U. S. residents
who served In the armed
force* of Allies nation- dur
ing World War II.
Keating said Sunday his
measure would limit the bene
fits to those veterans who
have been Liwful resident.- of
the United States for at least
10 years.
The White House said die
President called Miss Mamie
lim an at Spalin Hospital In
Corpus Lhrlsti Saturday night.
Miss Brown was one of John
The Village of North O r
son's instructors a t South
west Texas State College In lando will establish Its first
official
headquarters
next
San Marcos in 1930.
Tuesday in O ffice Six o f the
North Orlando Cumpany build
ing, Hours will be announced
as soon as schedules are w ork
ed out by Mrs. Barbara Peters,
WASHINGTON (UPI) - village rlerk. The com pany
Approximately 160,000 work is dunuting use o f the o ffice
ers were Idled In O ctober be space with "n o strings attach
cause of strikes, according to ed" the Herald is told.
North Orlando
To Open O ffice
160,000 Idled
By Strikes
the Labor Department.
The department'* Bureau of
Labor SlatUtic* said Sunday
that 290 strikes putting 93.000
persons out of work began ia
October. Another 210 strike*
that carried over from Sept
ember accounted fnr the r e s t
/
Sarasota Program
SARASOTA (U P I) — Invliutions were mailed today
for .Sarasota County's sixth
annual I.egUUtive Weekend,
to he held Jan. l o - l l .
All were freed under $207.30
bond each pending a hearing
this afternoon before Munici
pal Judge Kenneth McIntosh.
Chief Williams and Sheriff
Hobby said Investigation ia
continuing to determine whe
ther ail seven w e n member*
of a city-wide or larger bo
lita ring, adding "w e are en
deavoring to tio all thia to
gether into one large opera
tion."
Ocala Seizes 12
For Picketing
OCALA (U P I)— P olice a rrested four Instructors and
eight students, all white, o f
the University o f
Florid*
Saturday and charged them
wRj^ picketing a* "o u ta g e
The |9 were arrested while
picketing a hlock in dow n,
town Ocala with about 20
Negro**.
The Negroes were allowed
to continue their picketing
and tha 13 persons arrested
were later released on $500
bond each.
Those arrested gave Gaines
ville addresses and aald they
belonged to an organization
rolled "The Student Group for
Equal Rights,” police said.
They said Dr. Austin Creel,
one o f the four instructors a r .
rested, was the group’s ad
viser.
Reds Set Farm
Crash Program
MOSCOW (U PI)-Prem ier
Nikita S. Khrushchev today
announced an "unprecedent
ed" plan aimed at more than
tripling development of the
Soviet chemical industry in
the next seven years tn a
crash program to boost Rus
sia's farm und Industrial pro
duction.
Tim program, under which
200 new chemical plants urn
to be built and over 500 exist
ing ones reconstructed at an
expense o f about $46 billion,
was outlined by Khrushchev
to a plenary meeting o( tho
Communist parly C e n t r a l
Committee
6-lnch Nuclear
Shell Developed
WASHINGTON
(U P I)
The Defense Department to
day announced development
for battlefield u-e o f a nu
clear shell only six inches in
diameter.
Developed by the Army and
the Atomic Energy Commis
sion. the new projectile will
Ire fired from 153 nun hiwitle rs and is believed to ho tho
world'* smallest nuclear wea
pon.
The range of the 135 howit
zer Is eight to ten miles and
the Pentagon said it would
lie Ihe same 'o r nuclear
rounds is for convent Lai high
explosives.
The
smallest
previously
known nuclear weapon., were
the projectiles Bred by eightinch howitzers and Davy Cro
cket
h tiookillke
weapon*,
both In service is Europe and
elae where
�*4
ELSTON, Md. r u m — A
Pan American World Airways
happened at
p.m. W i
the asset w i
at wkkh
the grim mrtellk wtot <4 tka
pilot told the Philadelphia
coatrol town;
"Wa'rt poing d o w n in
flin ts."
What traght flarj death to
the T» pasamgsra and tba
tnw of tight oa tha giant
Boeing TOT, which had hut
la i t Baltimore Friendship
Airport tor Philadelphia after
a flight fra* fan Joan, p. a.,
was a Dietary.
But aumtroua eyewitnesses
insisted they saw lightning
■trike the plane or flash near
it, foflowad by at tout awe
team infancy to u peers eld
who attended. In addition
each received a specie! gift
from Santa Claus.
Chief Claude Layo of the
Are department estimates
that there will he at toast
i.ooo poungoton attending
this year's celebration.
Bepmsenting tha various
church and civic organisettons on the planing commit
tee are Mayor and Mrs. A. R.
Lormino, City of Loogwood;
Mrs. Elisabeth mile. Mra.
Charles Stewart, and Mrs, L.
L. On, Loogwood Civic Lea
gue; Mrs. John Kennedy amt
Mra. Orland Fos, St. Cath
erine of Siena Circle of the
Catholic Church of the NaMrs. Brian Snow, Loog
wood Volunteer Fire Depart
ment auxiliary; L. L. Cox,
Loogwood Area Chamber of
Commerce; John R e a m s ,
Christ Episcopal C h u r c h ;
Mrs. J. R. Grant, First Pen
tecostal Church; Mrs. B. R.
Gray, First Baptist Church;
Mra. George Otto, Loogwood
Home Demonstration Club
and Mr. and Mra. Otto Lee,
Loogwood Tourist Club.
Brian Snow has been named
general chairman of tha par
ty and Pat Murphy, co-chair
By Francee Wester
Ray Herbert Cress, TC, of man.
Lake Mary died Friday at Other committee chairmen A delightfully refreshing
gemtooto Memorial Hospital. are John Reami, finance; musical treat was presented
A member of tha Lake Mr. end Mra. Lee and Snow, by The Sanford Junior High
Mery Community Presbyter toys; Mra. Snow, food; Mrs. School (Use Club, the Band,
ian Church, Mr. Crau came Grant, entertainment; Lor- and the Teacher's Chorus
hen from Baltimore, Md., In mann and Mrs. Tracy Eatee. last Thursday night, at the
publicity; Ted Walts, music; Chamber of Commerce Build
April of IIW.
He to survived by his wife, Longwood Volunteer Fire De ing in Lake Mary.
Mra. Blanche Cress, of Lake partment, park and tree dec Th* special program, en
Mary; four sons, Wallace of oration*, and Howard Eaton, tiled Spirit! of Christmas,
wss under the direction of
Lake Mary, Prentice of Wash park.
James Daugbirey, Choral Dir
ington, D. C„ Harlan of Bal
ector, and Peter P. Bukur,
timore and Leon of Windsor,
Band Director.
Md.; o n o daughter, MrsNumbers performed wen
Vada Conrad of BalUmoro;
Rudolph The Rad Nosed Rein
H grandchildren; on# groat
deer, Band; Round for ChrlM- Bear Lake
grandchild, and ono lister,
mis. Glee Club; Winter Won Circle To Sell
Mra. Dora Liston, of Albright,
derland, Count Your Bless
W. Va.
JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - ings, Home Tor The Holi
Tbo body baa bora forward
A Florida East Coast Railway days, The Santoses Quartet; Candles
ed by Gramkow Funeral
By Elsie Kowalski
official told a presidential Grecnsleevei, B a n d ;
Go
Homo of Sanford to KingThe Hear Lake Garden Cir
emergency board Thursday Where I Send Thee, Glee
wood, W. VaV„ far service*
cle la participating in Ihe an
that the railroad, recently
end burial.
nual Christmas Tree Lana
emerged from 30 years In
i pensored by the Orlando
bankruptcy, was still in *
Garden Club which will open
precarious financial position.
Eradication
Tuesday at tha Garden Club
FEC Vice President C. D.
Building on Rollloi Avenue.
Lane, chief finance and ac
O f Mosquito
Members of the Bear lake
counting officer, sought to
group will offer e large lilacUp To U. S.
show that the railroed was
tlon of Christmai candles.
JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — unable to pay a wage In- Suspect Held
Hours fur Christmas Tree
The State Board of Health crease to It non-operating
Lane will be from 10 a. m.
■aye It ia welting on Congress unions which w*nt on itrtko In Robbeiy
to kick off e 105 million mos last January.
LEV1TT0WN, Pe. (UPI) until 0:30 p. m. on Tuesday
quito eradication program In
Ha said the FCC'a prob — FBI agents here arrested and from 10 a. m. until a p.
Florida.
lems were compounded by Kenneth L. Bello of Levittown m. oo Wednesday.
Admission la free and door
fltete health officer Dr. Wil ambulance • chasing lawyers Saturday on charges of rob
son T. gowder aald flunday the end “new townships incor bing a lllulrah savings and prims will be awarded. Tha
program will start as soon porated for the purpose of loan association of f 10,000 event Is open to the public.
na Congrats appropriated IS taring the railroad and the Not., 17.
mllllen to open the program general public."
The arrest was on • com Coast Guard
in Dade County.
Lane aald tha railroad was plaint by assistant U. 5. Atty.
Tha Job, which will take operating at a deficit and had Alfred K. Sapp of the South Drops Search
five yeara, ia aimed at stamp never paid a dividend to ern District of Florida In the
MIAMI (UPI) — The
ing eut tha Aedes Aegyptl stockholders.
robbery of the Community
mosquito, carrier of yellow
He said when the railroad Federal Savings and Loan As
fever, gowder eeld. Ha eeaid reorganised in 1M1 and got sociation.
eorno 400 people will be In out of receiverahip It found
Hollo was held on $25,000
volved in the program.
it had !U million outstanding ball pending a hearing Dec.
in damage suits and cl alma.
According to Pan American
the Jet toft Ian Juan with 143
persona, discharged Tt hi Bal
timore and then took off for
Philadelphia—the final desti
nation tt never reached.
However, the hueband of
Carom Davila, ono of the vic
tims, aald at tha airport in
Philadelphia that his wife bad
their a-day-old latoat with
her. Pan American could
neither confirm nor deny this
■aylng that they bad ao such
listing.
While the big four-engine
Jet was an route northward,
FAA air traffle control
English Estates tbo
center ordered it into a cir
cling holding pattern over
PTO To Meet
Now Castle, DaL, to await the
float approach elearsnee it
By Jane Caaaeteeny
■over waived.
A Christmas program wRi
The Jet toll la a cornfield
be presented try tha sixth near the Maryland-Delaware
grads children at n meeting state line, missing a subur
of tha English Estates PTO ban home by UO feet Pert
to be held Tueiday at I p.m. of the wreckage dug ■ shellin the auditorium of the South like crater If feet wide and
ato feat deep In a two-tone
Seminole Elementary School macadam road next to the
at Caiielberry.
cornfield. The U. B. Weather
A brief business insating Bureau laid ■ thunderstorm
will precede the program. All accompanied by lightning,
parents and children of the thunder end heavy rein swept
the Wilmington, Del., area
school ere invited to atUad- shortly after the trash.
What To Give Him
Garden Circle
To Meet
By Elate Kowalski
The regular monthly moat
ing of the Bear Lake Garden
Circle will be held Wednes
day at tho borne of Mra.
Hlchard Scott of Shirley
Drive, Bear Lake.
Program (or the evening
will be a gift exchange to be
conducted among members
of the circle.
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AVIATION STOREKEEPER Third Class Jantee
A. Kollefruth signs i>u|wrs which extend his
enlistment in the Navy fur six years. Kollefruth
was swom In for additional enlistment by Cdr.
George W. Kfmmons, Wing Chief Staff Officer,
right.
The uvicdo Parent-1ochet
Orgaiiiitttlai will meet at S
p.m. Thursday In the school
auditorium. G u e a t speaker
will b« Steve punk (rum
Galm-avlUe who will present
a prugrum on the subject
"Modern Math."
STEAK
Boneleea
d h d
Special “Super-Right” Tender Western Lamb Rib
Bpeetell A
Preserves &29* Syrup
Special t Am Pace Creamy Smooth or
Knacky PEANUT
B u tte r
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EXTRA FANCY W A S R RED, DELICIOUS
FIRM ZIPPER SKIN
May We Suggest . . .
Genuine
Special t White Holes Instant Newfet Dry
Accessories
. . That Can Be Enjoyed
SPECIAL! Jane Parker Freshly Baked Delicious
All Year Round!
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BACK UP LIGHTS
SEATBELTS
SEAT BELT RETRACTORS
MIRRORS
CKiARET LIGHTER
ACCESSORY FLOORMATS
RADIO
HEATER
Bring This Ad To Our
PARTS DEPARTMENT
Nitze Visits
Naval Base
JACKHONVILLK (UPI) —
lice retary of the Navy Paul
H. Nitre will tour naval in
stallations in the Jacksonville
area Tuesday and address the
Jacksonville Beach Chamber
of Commerce.
Nltie’e itinerary will include
the Jacksonville Navel Air
Station, Cavil Field Natal Air
Station and Mayport Need
Air Station, lie will return
to Washington Tuesday night.
Special! “Super-Right” We*tern Beef Minute Cubed
For (fhAidJbnaA
Demo Leaders
Hold Meeting
Hy Jana Caaaelberry
A meeting of Hie Democrat
ic County Committee was bah
Thuraday night at the Court
house In Sanfurd to work out
l>i 11 o r conlinatlon between
Dunocratic office holders,
cuudiduLie end the committee.
Office holders taking part
vire Wen. Mack Cleveland,
Hr;i. Joe Davis, County Comrni>*Inner Jumna P. Avery,
Sheriff J, L. Hobby and Coun
ty Clerk Art Beckwith.
Application* received to fill
pircinct committee vacancies
Will be invratlgnted before anlicunceti aa official.
SPECIAL! AUgood Brand Soi«r Cored SLICED
E
lVa-Lb.
Dutch
Apple
lVrLh. A
Blue- J
berry ■
SPECIAL! Jane Parker Fresh Crisp POTATO
r u
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SPECIAL! Ann Page Condensed TOMATO
FOR A SPECIAL
Holiday
SPECIAL! Ann Pago Pure
Discount
Upon Saturday Afternoon ’Till 4:30
YOUH FRIENDLY FORD DEALER
Your dreams come true with
PLAID STAMPS
oit*t suam-c a r«c.i,c ns
mc
E. 1st. SI.
Kenfprd
Winter Park — Ml
Wefiteeday.
December 11.
2701 — Orlando
Ave.
INCORPORATED
m
Prices ie this ed
are good throegk
FA JM4»l
Sanford, Fla,
Located At
Hlftiwur IT»W
At 27th St.
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Brownie Troop
Organized In
North Orlando
tauforh
Hon. Dee. 9, ’63— Page I
Itn D
Stalin, Molotov Sold Needed Grain, Nikita Says
MOSCOW (UFI) — Premier
Nikita 8. Khrushchev told a
meeting of tha Communist
party leadership today that
two el bis predassora. Joaaf
Stalin and V. M. Molotov, acid
grain abroad whit* people
were starving to death in tha
Soviet Union.
Khnuhchav, addressing a
plenary meeting of the Com
munist Party Central Commu
te*. explained the current So
viet grain purchaaes in the
®
West, the Taae newt agency
reported.
Western newsmen were net
admitted to the m e e t in g ,
which was called to discuss
the disastrous Soviet harvest
and the crash p r o g r a m
Khrushchev has demanded to
build up the chemical fertil
iser Industry to remrdy farm
failures.
Khrushchev again blamed
the weather for the fact that
"the government was com
:■y K m Grtasleai
North Orlando's Brownie >
Troop, recently organized
with Mrs. Thelma Powell ae
leader and Mr*. Carol Lucore
as co-Ieider. meets on Tues
day afternoon of each week
In the Civic Building.
THE FLORIDA BAR, a statewide organlintion of lawyers and judfea, has
launched a $565,000 campaign to erect a Florida Bar Center on a nito
Both leaders, who are new
adjacent to the State Capitol. This is an architect’s drawing of the pro
• to the work, are presently at
posed center.
tending Brownie Scout School
In Maitland.
One of the troop's first ac
tivities will be to participate
la the community’s annual
Christmas Party on Dec. 13
when the glrla will present
Christmas Carol selections as
part of the program. In proWASHINGTON <UPI) —
TALLAHASSEE D e l- of Florida la 1350, now ha*
paragon, this week's meeting President Johnson called in
will be held at 3:30 p.m. as hla top military planner* to- bridge L. Gibbs, Jacksonville, more than baOO members. It
a practice session under the day to prrta hla campaign to president of The Florida Bar, la the seventh largest bar as
direction of the leaders and trim defense spending in neat today announced thrt the Btr sociation in the nation.
ha* launched a statewide
Benjamin P. Smithrrs, Or
Mrs. Shirley Ryan who will year'* budget.
campaign to raise <563,000 In Undo, has been named eir Palmetto Ave. A 3rd Bt.
Instruct the singing.
A major aspect o f thla e f
They also are making arti fort wae a survey, disclosed voluntary contributions from cult co-chairman on The Flor French Ave. ft M IL
ficial snowflakes to help dec Saturday by the PreeUIcnt, to Florida lauyers for the con id* Bar Center Campaign 499 E. Pint St
orate the Civic Building for determine which Installations struction of a permanent Bar Fund Committee for the ninth
the Christmas party. In addi in this rountry can be con- C e n t e r and headquarters Judicial circuit. Serving with
him are John R. Gould, Vero
building in Tallahassee.
tion,, each girl la working on aolldated.
Gibbs said the new Bar Beach; Thomas L. Hender
m holiday door decorations for
Aothsr was an attempt to
Center will provide a much son, Titusville; Rupert Jasen
their homes.
decide whether there are mili
All secood and third grade tary aid Installationa abroad needed official home for the Smith, Ft. Pierce, and Roe H.
lawyers af Florida. The Bar Wilkins, Orlando.
girls are invited to Join the which ran he rlnaed.
has purchased land nesr the
Brownies and may do so by
Defense Secretary Itebert
attending a regular meeting. S. McNamnra and Gen. Max- Capital Center in Tallahassee
There will be no meetings well D. Taylor, chairman o f for the site of The Florid*
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on Christmas Eve or New tht Joint Chlefa o f Staff, had Bar Center.
FROZEN
AD
IRIASTID
William Reece Smith Jr.,
Year's Eve.
an appointment with the Pre
Tampa lawyer, has been
aldent to discus• the fiscal
named chairman of The Flor
Legal Notice
1005 budget Johnson must
ida Bar Center Campaign . . . You may be qualified for
send to Congress by next
n THK C in r t lT COURT IV
Fund Committee. Assisting <1,000 life insurance . . . ao
AVD roll skmivoi.k c a n . Jan. IB.
him in the fund drive are law rou will not burden your
TT. rtO K ID S. VO. I M N
oved ones with funeral and
McNamara was p r a i s e d
yers
from throughout Florida. other expenses. This NEW
t h e u r e i n s u r a n c e costhighly Sunday by Herbert
r i • sm r a iw a i
iv ■» i « r
P A N t or VIRGINIA. s Vlr
Twenty-five members of the policy Is especially helpful to
Hoover when Johnson paid a
■ini* earyersttea
those
between
40
and
00.
No
campaign
fund
committee
at
Plaintiff, 10-minute call cn the 80-yeartended a kick-off dinner and medical examination neces
TRUMAN CtktRENCR TROUT- old former President, a Remeeting In Jacksonville Dec. sary.
KER at at.
OLD LINE L E G A L RE
publfcan. In New York.
D efeniU alt.
5 to 6 to map out procedures SERVE LIFE INSURANCE.
NOTtca OP SUIT
for the fund raising drive. . . . No agent wll call on you.
THE STATT, o r rLOHIHA
Smith said the committee is Free Information, no obliga
War Truman C la r.n c. Troutnar.
I
*11 Caran Tlrlv*.
confident of the response by tion. Tear ou t this ad right
Hlrehwoml G ard.na,
now.
lawyers to the campaign. . . . Send your name, address
lironbavan, V irgin ia,
A R M O U R * YOUNG
W -D LARGE B A K IN G
Mollla If. Troutnar.
They anticipate that the goal and year o f birth to; Central
a il Caran Dries.
Security
Life
Insurance
Co,
can be reached by 31ay, 1964.
Rtrchwood Gardana,
JACKSONVILLE —
An
Lrnnhavan. V irginia.
The Florida Bar, created Dept. V -llfl. 1418 W est Rote
Increase
o
f
4.37
percent
In
dale. Fort W orth 4, Texas.
Tnu am haraby n otified that
• ault baa baan fltad aealnat antes w r i recorded by Winn- by rule of the Supreme Court
4 - 4 its.
4 -6 LIS.
you Truman Clarenra Trout*
LBJ Confers On State Bar To
Defense Cuts Center At Capital
Burial Insurance
Sold by Mail
On Honor Roll
Gary Southward, aon of Mr.
and Mr*. William Southward,
2000 Palmetto Avenue, haa
been placed on the honor roll
for the second six weeks of
classes at Howey Academy*
Hcwey-in-the-Hilla.
FRYERS
Quantity Rights
Reserved
Prices Good thru
Dec. I Ith
•ilia stoats, taa.
aeeraiaMT — i*ss
35' *39
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GR. "A” QUICK FROZEN
GR. "A” QUICK FROZEN
L im it 3 w ith $ 2 .5 0 fo o d o rd e r
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A stor Salt
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M O N EY
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SAVE 1l 1ie* E A C H . . P ILLS B U R Y . . L im itil 2 w ith $ 1 9 0 re
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on your pocketbook.
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3 r .r \ r a
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low Prlca-Hlgh Quality
You can get cash from us for purchases of
every size and description. Everything is
handled on a simplified basis.
1 -L b . P k g .
SAVE 9 * E A C H . . L im it 2 w ith $ 2 .5 0 food order.
fo r a ll fo u r wheels and
b ra ke flu id i f needed
• B a la ncin g a n d w e igh ts
fo r b o th fro n t w heel*
or
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• A d ju s tm e n t o f brakes
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si IlmtaM Star.li twnaetill-ely ,ria 4 at rir««l«
•i a* Mrvln it .f i..i etiplsyUg the Pk.itsa# aga.
LOANS UP
Moscow Radio aald Khrush
chev waa r e c e i v e d with
“hearty applause” by more
than 6,000 delegates in the
Kremlin Palace of Congress**.
R e g u la r 3 9 * • • C o lo n ia l S a la c t F r o w n
TURKEYS
f
Dixie Storm during the 20week period ended N or. 1(1 I
compared with the correspond
ing period a yrar ago.
The Winn • Dixie 20 - week
sale* volume totaled <323,152,038 ns compared with <300,-''
620.000 a yrar ago, an Increase
o f <13,523,848.
Sales during the 4-wrelc pe
riod ended November 16 to
taled <110,301,713 ns compared
to <05,800,180 fo r the corre
sponding 4-wcck period In
1002. The 4-week total in 1002,
unusually high In the WinnDivie operating area due to
the Cuban crisis, reduced the
gain that would hnve other
wise been normal for this pe
riod in 1003. The Increase was
<504,524 or .77 percent.
The company, which oper
ates supermarkets throughout
the South, now haa a total o f
020 retail storea and eight
wholesale units In operation,
compared
with
609 retail
stores and eight wholesale
units this time last year.
eral areas people become dis
tended from hunger with Uek
of bread and even have died,”
Tees quoted Krushchev as
having said!
Khruahchev’t long speech
was the first policy statement
he had made since tha assas
sination of President Kennedy.
Besides agricultural problems,
it waa expected to deal on tha
international altuation since
the President’* death and on
tha Slho-Soviet dispute.
EARIYBIRDSALE
•
nar and Mollla If. Troutnar In
tha above entitled ra u ie, and
that rou ara rrqulrad to til*
jrour anewer with tha Clark of
thte court and to larva a copy
thtraof upon tha p la in tiff or
i plaintiff*!
attorneys,
whnaa
name and addraaa la J.nn lnra.
Watte. CU rka and Ham ilton,
1200 Barnett Bank liulldlne.
Jarkeonvtlla t, Florida, not
talar than January T, l i l t . If
you fall la l a ao a decree pro
ronfaaao
w ill
ba
antarad
aaalnat you for the relief da*
man.[ad in tha com plaint. Title
ault la to forecloea a m ortgaae.
Tha real proparty proceeded
aaalnat la:
Utt
SI, SOUTH
PINECREST, Second Addition, a
|
aubdlvlaton. a ccord in g to a
plat tharanf racordad In
Plat Book IS. paaaa IS an l
SS of Ilia Publlo lle.'.trda of
Seminole County. Florida.
WITNESS ray hand and the
peal o f aald Court at Sanford,
Florida, thla Sth day o f De
cember. 1H1.
(AXAL)
Arthur H. B eckw ith, J r ,
Clark
af
tha
Circuit
Coart.
By Martha T. Vlhlen
Deputy Clark
, Jannlnya. W atte. C lark*
I W Hamilton
Barnett National Bank Bid*.
Jackaonvllla t. Florida
Fubllaht Dee. », IS. IS, I*. IMS.
CDP-Sl
pelled to purchase n quantity
of groin from abroad.’*
He said Soviet people were
asking how it was possible In
the Stalin and Molotov ana
to sell grain abroad at times
when hanreats were about the
same as this year’s.
"If to ensure groin for the
population one had used the
methods of Stalin and Molo
tov, then this year, too, it
would have been possible to
tell grain abroad, and in sev
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G A C F IN A N C E
PKG5. OF It
C O R P O R A T I O N
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IQAN3~MAPI TO MSiolNtS OF ~AU NIAKtV TOWNS
w h e r e y o u r d o lla r buy* MILES m ore
FIRST & FRENCH
Sanford
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�BULLET PROOF VEST
Political Notebook
In Orlando that Florida statute a good
ghanrt to ba the state in which the
inearth institute la located.
Fmhaps the same Seminole Coun
ty alts coaunittM which haa worked
ao diligently to W ng the unlvmity
to this area could continue Its effort
to make Seminole the "Athena" to
the gateway to the moon and points
^ S t o committee has been aa aueansfui as it can be than far. The
manner in whieh it presented its
mamage aa to why the university
boat) teatt* appro?ad ia November
gvnerated a favorable lmpreaalon
upon NASA authorities.
Seminole hie moth to offer u a
location for the reaoareh tenter. If
It abo haa the enflneerlnc achool it
will have even more with whieh to
attract the reeeareh canter.
It may not be the right time to
atari. Bat thereto nothing wrong in
getting m many facta as poaaible
now. This information will enable
a committee to determine where,
when and how to move in the prop,
er direction.
While giving consideration to the
port facility, the university, the pro*
posed mariiia^notal^istaamnt deal
and the S t Johns»lndian River Canal,
Manager John Krlder o f the Cham
ber of Commarae haa ae many irons
in the fire that one morn won't make
much difference.
Seminole te busy. Let's stay that
JOBtt&L
»A M B L C P H W »f
C3UH|
Thn amtul Christmas ptrnda w it
*
3 S r t t e m l n o l a County
Junior Chamber of Commaren for
staging tho affair and tho merchants
divbkm of ths Scminoln County
Chambor of Commmt for sponsorR«rn|d especially commands
panda chairman Dava Klingunamith
and hit host of JayCoa aastetanta
for at job wall dona. No parada te any
hatter than tha organisation and
prapamtion which procodea the ac
i n i event.
It was obvious that much went
fata tho preparation for tho presen
tation of this year’s event.
Wo also applaud those who work
ed long and diligently In tha construc
tion and decorating of tha beautiful
floats — soma of tho finest observ
ers say — which provided tho color
ful atmosphere of tha occasion. All
o f Saminola County may take pride
In the fact that the parade, com
plete with 10 marching bands, start
ed exactly on time ana ended before
viewers began to tin from standing.
the possibility of ushering In tha
holiday season in future years by
staging tho annual event on the day
after Thanksgiving, and that it ben somewhere around 11 o'eloek in
0 moraine*
Since the eehoote would bo closed
this would eliminate the necessity
of the county's achool authoritiea to
does tho school* early. It would en
able more children and more parents
to attend. Many of the city, county
and state offices are closed for the
Thanksgiving weekend In addition
to many offices of local firms and
professional people. Therefore, even
more people could view the event
Further, holding the parade at a
late morning hour would enable the
thousands who attend to ehop in the
Sanford area both prior to and fol
lowing the presentation.
As for the parade itself, we have
seen many of these holiday events in
numerous cities much larger than
Sanford. However, few have been any
better than test week's event.
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future of thia fine university
which bolds such great poten
tial for distinctive regional
and national aervlca.”
Each dollar eontrlbutad now
can produce two additional
dollars for Stataon—one from
tho Ford Foundation and an
other from tha Florida Baptlat
Convention which haa arread
to rala* 11.8 million for th*
school.
state cooperationAnd don't forgat that If you
have a birthday in December
you'd better set a data right
now to obtain your driver’s li
cense. Tha Christmas rush
could causa you to forgat.
And here’a a happy Yulet Ida
announcement, American Mot
ors Corp. has announced that
6,tOO salaried employes will
receive an average cash bonus
of $88—not a Christmas gift,
mind you—but their profit
■haring rut for 100.1. This does
not Include tha stock and other
benefits they receive under tha
profit sharing plan.
cannot reaiit m w dresses.
"I've had to cut alt all
charge aemote but *v*n this
han't (topped her, to what
ela* CM I do?"
What do you renters think
would give an attractive wo
man such a mania to buy
every new drtaa ah* aeei on
display?
Do you auppoae aha could
bava a compulsion to “ cover
up" by colorful exterior dothflirt.
ng for a deep-seated Inner
CASE R-411: Opal 0., egad feeling of Inferiority?
M, la a young bousewtto.
For example, many a wife
"But, Dr. Crane," her wor alao develop* a mania to
ried husband began, "Opal have a baby, especially when
seems to have an obsession.
aba la etertls and thus can
"And K consists of buying never bear a child of bar
mw dreswit She Is literally own.
driving us bankrupt by her Such wives many even kid
spending sprees at dress nap the babies of other mo
shops.
thers from perambulators
"When I have scolded her parked la front of supermsrand tried to reason with her, keta.
she Ju»t cries and promises
For a person who suffers
te do batter.
from a saver* Inferiority com
"But she seams almost Ilka plex may thus lose normal
an alcoholic, for she aimply perspecUvt.
She becomes obsessed with
the urge to satisfy her Inner
compulsion.
And until somebody points
out the underlying tenon that
By Hall Cochran
Roads auch a victim onward,
One thing nice about the she may remain a lifelong
moral vietorlaa In football la slava to bar Inferiority comthat no bate have to be paid
So I had a long Interview
on them.
with Opal. At the outset, she
A television cumedlan quit cried end admitted her wrong
the profession to buy a farm doing.
and raise corn. He must have "Oh, Dr. Crane," she burst
run out.
State Representative Rich
ard O. Mitchell of Tallahassee
haa been appointed to the
Board of Managers of tho
Council of Stata (lovernmcnU
by tha organisation’s presi
dent, (lov. John Anderson of
Kansas. The council Is com
prised of legislative, executive State Sen. L. K. Edwards,
and Judlclan officials of all tha who has been named to head
states. It’s objective is Inter- a committee to study constitu
tional revision, la the only
non-lawyer on a committee
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
which Is comprised by eight
other memhere of the Florida A Michigan farmer left hla
U T M B T K V A O W F B «B N T R C U .tN b
TUB PLANER P1AHO/ L SPILLED 10M£ legislature. Edward, by tha fortune to four dog*. Some
COAD, NOW THAT TNB b -X
way, U a wealthy rancher. Tha thing for relative* to bark
DEMOl'jlKATP.D M fdW H JtOPTH AT SO-CALLED SAUCE OFTOWti
fl AMO IT PEELED TUB VARNISH OFF . committee w to recommend
IN TUB f in b a r t o p COOR-J
MV TABLE f WHAT DO TOO THINK tt< change* In the state's 78-year- about.
lN O ,I CAN CONCENTRATE/
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ONCE MOM ON MV
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old constitution.
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OUT OP THAT COMFORTABLl CHAtWr
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Sanford, Florida
Item— rood, at aad away
from bone. Coat- lim e. Par.
cental*— H I; Ham - Howlag aad fentokinss, Cast —
|1,3M, Psreaataga — » . « ;
Itam— Cothlag and services.
Coat— MO, Parceataga —101;
Itam— Msdleal aad paraonal
can, Cast— 800, Farcaatafa
- i J ; Item— Reemtkm aa
education, Coat— m , Par.
casta|a — SO; lima— Tran*,
portstton, Om I— 790, Percentage— I4.T; Item— Tobacco,
Hert’e news of another
grant to a Florida achool. This
time it’s Florida Southarn Col
lege In Lakeland. Thin insti
tution la receiving a grant
from the Esau Foundation.
Tide foundation has announc
ed grants to various schools
totaling nearly $2 million, th*
largest amount tine* tha Eaao
organisation was established
In 1988.
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Q-Why does a ear radio
fail to work under a bridge?
A — The steelwork of a
bridge and the ground on
which it rests constitute a
conducting loop. The electromagMtic field is sero within
this loop, hence no waves
reach tha racaiver.
Q—Who selacts the pages
who serve ia the U. 8. Su
preme Court?
A — They are named by
merit by the eourt's marshal,
with the approval of the Chief
Justice. The pages servo dur
ing their high school years,
making about $4,000 per year.
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□E73E3Q EQ
Some men who claim to b*
self-made are en example B
unskilled labor.
ONE HOME IS READY TO OCCUPY —
ANOTHER
By net of Caoina, su b
Crows wen reported pock l a r v m r i U U t M B U t M b n d
ing the paint off of car roofs worn laid aat with rtfm a n
In th* Weeb Maybe th* ton te — ridtino and parallels
have gono te seed.
Into ar*a« ate mite* equal*
which an called townahlpa
As holidays approach, hold Than Mgquanmfla tewte
up* likely will b* on th* In ship* an further divided in
Concerned over mounting crease and th* unpopular axunemployment among persona orclst will be heads up!
who have reached middle ego,
th* nation’s independent busi
ness proprietor* are in favor
Jack I. CrMM, C.P.A., ft J. Kart Osborn, CPJk.
of a bill introduced ia Con
gress by Rap. Richard Port af
Virginia, which would gtvs tax
benefits to firms amploying
The Admission T* Partnership Of
people 48 years of ago or old-
In a nationwide poll con
ducted by th* National Fed
eration of Independent Busi
Mon- Dnctmbar 9, 1963 ness, M per cent of tha busi
nessmen voted ia favor of Rap.
Port's bill. Tha measure, if en
acted would give employer*
tag deductions ea wages sad
salaries paid to persons 48
ysars of age or older, ranging
from two per cant to ftvs par
esnt of such salaries paid.
“ But 1 am balplan when
ever I aea a pretty drtaa to
a shop window,
"I try to resist temptation,
but I Just cannot do ao. I
reaQy feel belpteaa aad though
I know it is wrong, 1 march
right into that store end or
der the dress."
Dr. Freud, the Father of
PsycboaMlysia, pointed out
that tor ovary payehotogleal
effect, there MUST be an un
derlying cause, even though
the victim Isn't conscious of
that ftcL
Consequently, I qallied
Opal In detail, going fir back
Into her childdhood.
And then 1 leaned that
she bad been the "ugly duck
ling" in Junior High School,
though now she was a very
attractive woman.
But she had been affronted
because her parents were poor
and the had to wear hand-medown clothing, often patched,
though clean.
One of her snobbish class
mates hid once said, "Opal
can never wta a boy friend
unless the esn buy some new
dresses."
Well, that was when her ob
session was planted In her
subconscious mind.
Although she later blossomout into a pretty woman, she
has a throw back to her childhood whenever she seas a
m w frock.
This firessiva buying of
pretty clothes is often an In
dex of some basic Inferiority
complex In Us victim
Department of Commerce
credits lbs recent pay rale*
granted U. 8. armed lores*
for Mfrthlrd of the U bOlion lacraasa aver September.
The (acraaaa ever October
INI Is I par cost, or la bttlion. Another I per cant is*
create la predicted tor 1904.
AH this adds to pardteaisg
power, so it is a direct atlmutes to the ocoaemy.
Principal tocua of tbs Dcpartmsnt of Agriculture's Out'oak Confsrsnce, bald at tbla
time every year, la on tbs
proapacta for farm production,
prices and marketing*.
Para output thin year will
bo about 10 per cent above
tbs 1947-S* average, satab*
11thlug « new record high of
$41 billion. With higher farm
coate, however, the aat may
bo below im ps »u.e billion,
and a ittia tower ia 1984.
Atoag with tbs commodity
forveaete, tbs Outlook Cowferonco bolds tour half-day
aeaatoaa on family living. This
year analyate from Agrictdtaro's Bureau of Family Economlet and the Bureau of
Labor Statistics have com* up
with m w material to show
changing trends te comurnor
budgets.
Tbla Is tho iseuM af tbs
first survey to 10 year* on
comparative spending by ur
ban, rural and rural nonlana
families.
Prattmteary data todtonka
average epamilag by city
families baa riasa from SIAM
la 1980 to $3,MS to wet
Pood, clothing, bouse/urniablaga aad recreation note a*,
count for emaitor d a r n of
tbs spending than It years
ago. Shelter, utilities, medical
care, education and transpor
tation taka larger shares.
Although the consumers'
price index, or cost of living.
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What How In Reds'
Disturbed World?
UNITED NATIONS, N. T.
-<N EA)- According to Motcow’s Prsvda. Premier Khru
shchev decided to call a apo
dal anting of the powerful
Co mmunlit Party C e n t r a l
Committee chiefly to dlteuu
Rutiia’i agricultural crisis
and "Uggiag” chemical in
dustry.
But the press of Moscow’ s
East European satellites gives
a different view. They indi
cate that the chief concern
will be Soviet-Chlnese rela
tions since Lyndon B. John
son succeeded John F. Ken
nedy as President of the
United States.
This is also the view of UN
diplomats.
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Latin-American Reds, faced
with mass desertions due to
the Rusiian-Chlnese rift, have
long urged Premier Khrush
chev to settle his dispute with
Red China’s Mao Tse-tung.
Cuba's Fidel Castro who,
according to dissident Latin
Reds keeps bis pocket In Rus
sia and his heart In China,
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AMA Votes Study
Of Smoking
PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI)—
The American Medical Asso
ciation has voted to make
an sll-out study to determine
which human ailments, if
any, are caused or mad*
worse by smoking.
The vote, by the AMA
House of Delegates, came on
the last day of the organisa
tion's annual convention and
followed a report on the
smoking problem which cov
ered a three-year study of
more than 741,000 men.
The report, presented by
Dr. E. Cuyler Hammond, di
rector of statistical research
for the American Cancer So
ciety, suggested that the
death rata among cigarette
smokers was more than twice
that of non-smokers.
In addition, Hammond’ s
report showed that cigarette
smokers apparently h a v e
more Illnesses and require
more hospitalization.
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JAMEd JACKSON
W h oi* rtalUen*1. and sitilr a » I* unknown.
PLEASE TA K E NOTICE th »(
Toil nro h»r»Njr required to
fils you r w ritten snew er or
(lefenee. If «njr, perennially nr
by an attorney, on ar b efore
January I, 190S. at the O fflre
o f the Clerk o f the Circuit
Court, at tha Courthouea In
Sanford,
Seminole
County,
Florida, and lo mall a cop y
thereof to Stcnetrnm. tiavle
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Molntoeh.
A ttorneys
for
1'lalntlff, Poet O ffice Hot 1310.
Hanford, Florida, 137TI, In that
certain
dlvorre
proceeding
prndlne aealnat you In the
Circuit Court o f the Ninth Ju
dicial Circuit In and for Scm l■ ole County. Florida. In c h a n
cery, an abbreviated title o f
■aid rauee
betnu
“ Minerva
Jackvon,
Plaintiff.
vereue
J a m e a Jarkion. Defendant,”
and herein full nut or a D e
cree Pro Cotiferao will be en
tered airnlnet you. and the
ca ote proceed ex parte.
(SEA 1.1
Arthur ft. IP ckw lih. Jr..
cle rk of Ihe Circuit Court
tly ; Martha T. Vlhlen
Deputy Clerk
Stenatroui, lJ.nl* A Mclntoeli
Attorney* at I-aw
Poet O ffice Box 111"
Hanford, Florida H IT!
I*ubl|ah Ilea. 3, S. It, 11. 1»«1
ClMJ-IDt
area hinted of a stent meet
ing when Khrushchev sad
Mao would bury thtir Manist-Lrnolit hatchets.
Tbs meeting never was held,
of course. But in the view
of specialists on communism,
the “ peacemsken” In the
Red camp ire Increasingly
encouraged sod backed by a
strong pro-Chinese group in
side the Soviet Central Com
mittee.
Even Poland's Party boss
Wladyslaw Gomulka, who was
wet balled as a liberal Red,
has now joined Romania's
Gheorgbiu-Dej as a strong
advocate of a Rusiian-Chlnese
get-to-gether.
According to East Euro
pean diplomats, Goramulka
recently Instructed Poland's
envoy's in Moscow and Pe
king to make themselves avsllahte as Intermediaries be
tween Khrushchev and Mao.
A complete rlR In the
International communism has
always been Gomutka's great
nightmare, lie is said to be
the man who largely influenc
ed Khrushchev not to break
openly with Mao.
The Soviet premier was
able In the past to eiplolt his
friendly relations with Presi
dent Kennedy as a strong ar
gument against Mao's revolu
NORTH CAROLINA
tionary brinkmanship. Gom
ulka, beset by his own econ
omic troubles, had to con
cede that better relations with
the United States could open
new economic channels for
the "building of socialism."
Hasn't Poland received mil
lions of dollars In American
aid for more than a decart-?
President Tito of Yugo
slavia, Italy’s top Red Pal
mira Togllatti and other West
ern Communists continue to
back Khrushchev's policy of
peaceful coexistence. But
dogmatic Reds like Komulks
now Insist that President
%Vl-M
Kennedy's death mutt inevit
ably result in a change in
American foreign policy. Lyn
don B. Johnson, a Texas
Democratic and a seasoned
pragmatic politician hardly
qualifies at a "liberal" in
their Marxlst-LenUt book.
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President Johnson assured
Premier Khrushchov In a spe r K T W v a m i
cial message IhatTie will car
ry on President Kennedy's
efforts to improve relations
between the United States and
Russia. l!e also repeated his Grew Giant Niklett e* farhr
assurance in a personal con
versation in Washington with
First Deputy Premier Ana
stas Mikoyan, Khrushchev's
friend and personal emissary.
Some specialists on Russia
believe that the President's
friendly gesture will strength Testy Leen Center-Cut
en Khrushchev’s position in
the Central Committee and
may even postpone the longawaited showdown between Ceaatry Style
the Kremlin's revisionists and
pra-Chlneae dogmatists.
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The Soviet premier Is ap Swift's Premium Boneless
parently in no hurry to make
peace with his Chinese rival.
For the present at least he
seems to be more concern Swift's Premium
ed with East-West trade and
American economic aid than
with Mao's threats.
Khrushchev Is undoubtedly
aware of reports reaching
Britain and other Western
governments that Rest China's
leader is gravely 11). Ho hint
ed aa much recently when,
after laying that politicians
are limited by history and
that only time will tell whe
ther Mao or he was the bet
ter revolutionist, he added:
"it even seems to me that
that this won't take very
long."
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Uni to rack 9 a victory thla
year when they captured the
B-iquad affair,
la tfea vanttr •*. to* taroprooonco of thla fine fettowablp undoubtedly melee the
end ef the achednle a bit harder to tale for the anion.
MAUL BLACK, Seminole liafflmrk picks up yardsat for tht Tribe aa ha
ta n s tha corner and akirta around Sanford m aid Joe Purdy (18) who
had pm loaalr blocked out a wookMa Klaafmmea taeUar. (Herald Photo)
11-all, end Warrior tone wen ashing, What happwed to
One-Pel rt plgott’a ewe petal?*
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Ball control M uaual w n Important, to the flnt half
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of Jack Yearwocd ran twice as many plays
u did the Pfgott protege*. In the hut half the locals
lugged the hall half again an many Umce ea the Kowboya,
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WWW « a teem cae go M te 40 yard* at a clip,
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froqnently doe*, it docent
hero to knee the hell quite h math 11 I
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Speaking of U t w n , the Bemlnole ipeediUr had
« **wree, there won
throe->43, 80 and SI—that resulted to touchdowns. Then
Wiui s kick Tilt!pa In |Ji# fourth quipltp §|^| ;fvml M ■
end looked like it we* destined for more. Then Buddy took
off from the Indian 48 and went to the ||g|g|m j(y _
to Intercept Buddy who waa being "somewhat hnniJed"
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And speaking ef fine effort, hew about Btrry Bark*’
on the g rid hT *
iU * * * * 30 at tha Kow” V f T * *nd pickH Mt • block from Jim Touhy,
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4t ° i W k m M w ko
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players.
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On the play fallowing that ana, Lawson lugged the
leather tha rest of the way. And thara aUll was one
minute 31 laeouds left | J |
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Jack Yaarwood brought n splendid team to San.
ford, but among »m e of them that stood out war* backs
Cary Dymmalc, Slavs Yowall, Bob Magnaghl. In tha fin.
Mika Bast waa 100 pounds of vtclousness that gava Dan
McCall "a fit.* Sidney Bronson’s 210 pound* and tha
way he used It gava David Nocfi a full evenjag’a work.
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Marina boat and equipment
manufacturers have added
new medal*, Improved their
product* and have coma up
with new gadgets for 1964.
According to UPI more and
mora boatmen will turn to
Inboard • outboard engines.
Host manufacturers ar* turn
ing toward this new market
even more thla year. One
manufacturer la offering 14
different angina outdrive corn*
binatlona ranging from 80 to
225 HP and Including both
g and 4 cycle engines.
Becauae of tho Increase of
Interact In boating by women,
tha 1964 boats are mora color
ful outside with luxurious In
teriors. Galley* era enlarged
and have bean made more ac
cessible. Bucket seats, vinyl
decking, mere alarag* space,
|ca boxes and installed water
supply ayatama are now In
tn»T>f i>? fbo outboard run■bouts.
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Fana following the Srmlnol.s have had a year of
■filing on tha edge of tha seats* becauae of the axplosive characteristic of their favorite team. Lawson's
and Black's runs - and their galloping racopUon of
homo-run passes—the offense line'* ability to "crack
tha door* for than and Lee Sparkman's tries for yard*,
riways carried that tension of "la It now!" on each play.
Much more exciting than Unlvcrilty of Texas' “ five
yards and a cloud of dust" sty la. (But probably not so
—but final—touchdown.
ft waa to the fourth period
lhat Seminole went baek late
tha lead. It was Lawson who
did the trick with another 35yard TD trip to rack up bis
third touchdown of the tilt,
his lfiUi of the season which
accounted lor 84 of Seminole's
points this year. Be racked
up Me extra point for a sea
sonal total of f7.
It was fairly obvious from
the attendance that local
gridiron fans did not antici
pate aa sloe* a ball gams as
waa actually played Friday
night, to fact, perhaps the
Seminole* were overconfi
dent to a slight degree. How•var, they aroao to the occas
ion and gave the determined
Xowboya a real battle. Head
Coach Jack Ycarwood and
hia iquad played Inspired
football. It waa easy to see
why tha Kowboya had won
eight of their 10 gamea prior
to claahtog with Sanford.
Thirteen of the Semtoolea
wound up their high school
football careers. And they did
It to a fitting way—as they've
MIAMI BEACH (UPI) —
Caaslua Clay opened training
for his Fab. 24 heavyweight
title bout with Bonny Liiton
today, with his manager hint
ing It wont taka anything
fancy to bast Sonny.
"Caailua is just going to
be in the beat ahapo of his
Ufa," says Angelo Dundee,
"Thera Isn't going to be any
great daal of itrategy involv‘Til guarantee that Clay
will fight twice aa many
rounds getting ready for thla
fight aa Litton doe," ha add-
M lk . Glad.
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Joe Faria**
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opponante ateyad on tho low aid# of tha
With fourth down and five to go to the goal, and
with tha end of tho game Just about a minute away,
Plgutt aent In tha kicking team. McCall, Glad, Clark and
Touhy wara on on* aid* of tha lineup—juat aa an ex
ample of tha stonewall rigidity. And hold they did. Hin
son bad enough Uma—what with tha line holding out tha
ruahera and the Kowboy backs fading back when it becam* evident that the play waa a fake kick turned Into a
pass—fer tha and* to g*t to Calcry Avenue! With recslvcra and Inten-aptora running all over the scant yards
In tha and ions Hinson finally cut loose, but the ball was
dear over avaryona’i head and over tha and line. Two
plays by the Klaalmmeaans and tha game was over.
Tha Bcoatera club program urges all fans to Join and
help Uia athletic setup at tha high school, A great ideal
Why don’t you do ltf Now!
Gators Sign Six
Tho Bill HamphlU Motor•ties ushered to thalr Hemp
hill car tournament thla weak
with tha first week of bowling
in tourney play. Linda Poat
took top hooors with a 551
•cries.
The tournament will run
three consecutive weeks. Each
entry will bowl • three-fame
aeries each week and Uw
highest scorer, complete with
handicap, win be the winner.
Slaty-four league members
am participating to the tour
nament which will end Dec.
17, when Bill Hemphill will
•ward the winner a 1956 mo
del used car. The tournament
la being held at Jet Lane*.
A atari time lata Lawson
provided lemtoola with a sixMint toad when the speedy
tailback broke Into the open
tad outran the Kowboy roeoodary on a 35-yard touch
down Jaunt
Bui the Oceeola High aquad
didn’t tuna ever and play
dead. They came right back
with a sustained drive Uut
carried them to the lantord
■toe-yard ltoe from where
the dynamic little Kissimmee
quarterback. Gary Dymmek.
covered the nmelnlaj dia-
fn the Jet Bewlenttee
league Seminole Ceunty Moten held onto the lead with
3216 wine end 18V6 lotaei.
Badcock Furniture la helding
■econd with 17 V6 wtna and
20to losses. Tied for third ere
Cut *N Curl and LIT Bugger*
each with ISto wlna end 2tVi
lone*. Nett la Mery Carter
Paints with SSto wins and
25to leaaea.
Sanford Bowing Center la
nett urlth SI wine and 20
mete, to nett apot la Kara*
Insurance with I0H wins and
atto loaeee, then Mary E«then with 100 wins end 28
tones,
Shirley Martin had the high
aeries with a 470 and not
too many pins behind were
Elaine Koatival and Alice Sat*
on each with a 472. Alice and
Elaine had the high gamea
of I f f while Shirley had a 177,
Mcda Wiltshire had n 100.
The 3*14 split toll for
Loulie Grayaea and Thelma
Unger. The 4-5 for Ann Al
mond and the 4-5-7 for Alice
Sexton.
Alice Sexton and Susie Long
rolled turkey*.
S T O C K H O L M . Sweden
(UPI) — Former world
heavyweight champion Floyd
Patterson told a crowd of
about 40,000 persona at a
charity Christmas mi
Sunday that ha "will
hia way back to tha top.
BARGAIN PRICES
ON
SEMINOLE FORWARD Doug Firestone goes
high to take n rebound from the Mainland High
School Buca of Daytona Beach during Sanford’n
opening contest of the season last Thursday
night at the Fleming Gymnasium. Seminole
dropped their curtain-raiser to Mainland by a
score o f 78 to 65.
(Herald Photo)
Herald Sparta Writer
Head Coach Willie Holt of
Crooms High has been named
"Coaeh of the Year" by other
mentors la the Big NIm North
Conference.
Holt waa selected for the
award which la baaed on the
progress a team makes from
year to year. During the 1963
lesion the Croomt eleven
came up with five victories
against three defeats, and
It's difficult for anyone to
complain about a winning
year.
Two Panther* were choaea
on the aU-coaforanee eleven.
Winning the bertha were Httdren Green, the powerful
Crooms fullback, and George
Bush, the talented offensive
end defensive tackle tar the
Panthers.
Both Green and Buih were
almost unanimoui choices.
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NEW YORK (UPI) — Ed
Malmitrsm, ■ Junior from
Etna, Pa., whose 307 yard*
gained made him the team's
third leading rusher this year,
haa bean elected captain of
tha 1944 Columbia football
Bussee Wins Title
who racked up a total of 14
fainta, stayed rl|ht with tfea
re n ta l throughout meet el
On affair. In faet, at the end
of the Initial period Sanford
led by a (core of U to IS.
They alao tied la the eteond
frame but the Ttrrien poll
ed Into a lead and were aerer
headed from then ea. While
the Tribe put 10 potato on the
icoreboard la thla period the
Terrien got IS to lead SI to
as at halftime.
The laat half (pelted the
difference. The Terrier* led
41 to SI at the end of the third
quarter and added 14 m an
la the final period while the
SemlMlea wen able to get Kdwnrda and Dutch Campbell
only nine,
The fathers had eaa thtof
Tltusvllle'a Paul Matthew*
waa high man for the night leaders rooting for them. Thla
with is point* while Bowes1 •quad waa made ip of Dot
14 were good enough tor **e- Pnvetehak, Betty W a g n e r ,
Evelyn Birktuaeyer, D e v in
Burkhart end Dorothy Luna.
The two aquada did e fine
Mixed Scotch
Job la working together aa a
team inaamath as they had
Foresome Held
eery
little practice. The Vae>
Twenty mambera of tba
ulty
thrilled
the crowd to their
Mayfair Women’s Golf Asse■hooting. They won ameslng*
elation and 20 mambera of the
ly accurate and it paid off.
men's golf group participated
Sunday to n mixed scotch
fourtome it the Mayfair Begins Defense
VIENNA (UPI) — The
Country Club. Low gross
winners were Prenk Dune United States will begin the
and Marian Cox with n T*. defense ef Its Olympic lee
Low net winners included hockey championship against
Bill Bassett and Dossto Do- Rumania In the 1844 winter
Ganahl with a (816, Andy games at Innsbruck, Jen. 38.
Camway and Bail* Balaam Canada will play Yugoslavia
with n MW, and WUf Bow and Norway will meet twiteman and Jimmie Livingston •rland on the opening day e l
the tournament, Jan. IT.
with a TOW.
Captain Named
WESTBURY, N. Y. (UPI)
— Don Buasw of Kingston,
111, wound up tha 1P63 har
ness racing campaign Satur
day night with 201 winners
GAINESVILLE (UFD-Tha
University of Florida haa
signed six Florida high school
football itara and two from
Alabama to football acholarThey are end Douglas Bird,
Orlando Boom; tackles Find
Wallace, JackaoavUto Paxoa;
R i c k y Hughes, Woodlawn
High of Birmingham, and
Paige Cutllffe, Banka High ef
Birmingham; guard Eotert
Russ of Rfildwood; quarter
backs David McIntosh of
West Palm Beach Cardinal
Comeback Seen
Fathers Lose
To Teachers
Gwvovnmaat aoaltlaaa pay
as Ugh as |4tM4 a moats
to atari. They provide
mack greater security tbsw
private employmeal a n d
sxccUeut oppartanlty for
advancvaiant. Many poai«
tlona require little or a*
■pccialixrd edacattow or
experience.
But to gat oao o f tbaro
m, you must pass a test.
K•
competition to ban*
aad la some casts only naa
oat of lira pan*.
Proftrty
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ByAbigail Van Bunn
him M e n , in4 they M a t
knew anything about kin.
DBAS ABBT: A Mend
ef mine Jut mend into am
old house. Bba and her hoebend remodeled it a tittle
hit ea the inside aad new
the la Inviting all her friende
to eoae to a ’‘houeawa m
Inf.'* I think aha la wrong.
Aren’t housewarming par
ties for people erho a e n
lata KBV homes?
PUZZLED
DBAS PUZZLED: He.
Ike hooae la “ NEW” to her.
n u ABBTt A w
I work with aaked me te her
club u a guest. A ana
1 had nerer aeea M e n era#
What'o ea pear mind?
Peg a peri anal reply, oaad
a self-addressed, atampad
eneelope to Ahbp, Bex IN I,
Beeerlp Hills, Colli,
e e
o
Bor Atoy's booklet, *Hov
To Baea A Lately Wed*
dint,* tend M ceata to Ahby, Baa tIU , Beverly Hill*,
Calif.
2400 P A R K A V E .
By Oswald Jacobv
advlaahkT"
The aatwer fa, "Tea l »
doad, bet not oftaa. You
ahould ha certain that declar
er fa geiag te eead ruffs la
dummy or e eroonuff in his
play of the hand and fael that
e trump bad fa no important
that pea can afford the dea
fer e f killing a petalble trump
trick la partner's hind."
Today's Wort kand really
ertee out for a trump lead
against South's six spade con
tract
North’s kidding has clearly
shown feur spades, four
or five clube while South is
sure to be short in both clubs
and hearts. West knows that
neither hearta or diamonds
wiQ break far declarer end
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Worth Bast leeth
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paae
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Onenlng lead -T O
that probably Beat ia sitting
trumps. Hance, declarer win
almost surely need a cross
ruff to make hit slim and
one trump lead will cut out
one ruff.
Unfortunately far Nm defaaae, Wert liked hla heart
holding ae much that ha led
the queen. Dummy'a aee held
the triek and Booth aav that
he could make aerea if he
went after dlamoada and the
eult broke. Bo alae noted
that if ho could caah twa
hearts aad the minor auit aeea
ha could then make eight
trump trleke on a eroae ruff.
He wouldn't make urea, but
he would make hla contract
king of hearta and ace of
clube aad his own ace of
diamonds. Then he made his
eight trumps separately and
gave away the last trick.
Had Want opened that
trump, South could have <roaerufftd away, but would have
wooed ap on# trick abort.
(1 ) Truth e r
auenaea
II tit <» Quisles UeM
(x)a Jhs (donum
I QUBSTI0N8 WHAT
MORE NEED BE A8XED?
At lows State University
they’ve got a computer play
ing Cupid — ia the Interact
Pod individual answers to
120 questions, the computer
blithely paired off nearly a
thousand students attending
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AN
ORDINANCE OP TUB
C1TT ON LONOWOOD. FLOR
IDA. B x r n s a a i N a t u b i n .
TRNTION o r THU CITT TO
E X TE N D ITS TERRITORIAL
LIM ITS TO ANNEX CERTAIN
LANDS LTINO CONTIOUOUf
TO T U B PRESENT BOUND
AR IE S e r SAID CITT AND
W IT H IN TU B U N I C O IN .
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B E IT ENACTED h r the
Staple ot (he C tlf el Leegw ood . F lorida:
I. Tliat this Ordinance U
en acted poriu a a t to Itctlen
171.04,
Florida
lla ta te s ler
la n .
. .
L That the City e f l o n g ,
w eed, Florida hereby leeU rte
Its la le a tlo a la ennee to the
C ity a t Longwood, Florida, at
the expiration o f thirty !■•)
da ys from tho adoption o f this
Ordinance, the follow ing die*
crlb ed pareoto o f lend lying
co n tigu ou s
la
the present
boundertoe o f tho City o f
L oa gw oed . Florida, and being
la gom lnolo Oounly, Florida:
(a ) LOTS l thru II Utelua irs o l Bloofc A Tal*
m o Roplat according lo
F lat thereof recorded In
Flat Book It, Page IS.
Public R eeeria of aeml*
note County, Florida.
I. Th at tbie Ordinance ehell
bo publlehed on ce a week for
fo u r 14) coneeeutlte week* In
thn Sanford Herald, a New*,
paper publlehed la gemlnole
County, riorld e.
4. Tkat the ebovo.deaerlbod
traota af land la Ike aggrogata eontelo leee than tea
( I « ) regleiored doctor*.
5. T h ai tkla Ordinance shall
ta k e offset Im m edtiU lr e jx a
It* fln e l passage end adoplion.
*. That alt Ordlnsnee* or
p a rU o f Ordinance* la eoefllet
herew ith are hereby repeal*
'^ADOPTED at a regular meet
ing o l the City Ceunell o f the
'srs
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ATTESTi
Mrs. Onnl*
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TM l A TRT
Cense-
lie s l i t B achelor Father
l i t D eseret asoepltal
( t ) New*
a college “mixer.’*
Six months from now the
eoclologiete at the university
who thought up tho Idee of
putting the computer to work
arranging blind datee are go
ing to chock and see how
many of the machine-mu), In
troductions turned into camp
us romances.
What I'd Uka to know la
how tha profeaeors over
thought up 120 pertinent ques
tions to feed to the machine?
Ae I recall my long-ago
Legal Notice
te Cewrt e f the c a e e tr dees*.
Soeeleete Cowatr, I u s e ef
Florid*, la Frobete,
In re the Ester* ef
LEE MEHAFFET. e /k /h LEE
VADA MEHAFFET,
Deceased.
Te All Wheel It Mar Cewterei
Notice Is hereby given Diet
ROBERT L M EH AFFET filed
hie final report ae Admlntetra.
tor o f the r o u t e o f Lee Meh affoy a / k / e Lee V eda Mehatter, deceased; that he filed
hi* petition fo r fln el discharge,
end Ihet he w ill apply te the
County Judge
of
lom lnol*
County, Florida, on tho Slrd
day o f December, IPdS. fo r aproval o f p a n e and for flnel
discharge ae Adm inistrator ef
the estate o f Lo* M ehaffey:
a /k /a Lee Veda M ehaffey, de
ceased. oa this l i s t day e f
November, IMS.
Robert t* M ehaffey
Adm inistrator of tho oetaio
Loo M ehaffey, e / k / a Lee
Veda M ehettey
Deeeseed
Gordon V. F rederick
Attorney for K itn io e f Lee
Mehaffey. deceased
l i e E. Com m ercial Street
Hullo I K irk Plain
Sanford, Florida M lTt
Publish Nev. ** A Doe. I. t
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Site (It Ae The WuvM Tern
(I t M id-Fla. News
campus days, when efforod a
blind date a coed, hcraelf, t i l l (IIt)) LSelene*
a fftlm e
could think of only three ques l : l t ( I ) Faasw ere
lay
Ann
Seemere — ■
tion* to ask More 'making | :lt ( t ) Art Ltakletter
up her mind wkethor er net
( I ) Pup In Court
<l) The Doctors _
she wanted to take a chance
14# (I) To Toll Tho Truth
on an unknown quantity.
<») l* r o u t Touee
(t) Queen Woo A Dor
When the telephone rang la Sit# (l>
Tho Edge ot Mini
n eororlty houac er dormitory
IS) Who Du Ton Tru
ID Tou Don't In f
and one young man naked the
1:11 ( ! ) Panel se MwtrSe
girl he had e date with te
Howe
tine up a date for one of hie SilO («> Soar ot a tom
I I ) Trallm aeter
friends, tho girl trying te
(I ) Tho Hutch S i m
play Cupid wee asked three Silt (•) Undo Walt
I t ) Iturns B Alloa
question* — and nlwaye In the Isle (t)
Maverick
seme ordert
I I ) Cartooaa
l:W III Hi v n w i _
How tail la hd?
(l> Leave It To Boev
la he e good dancer?
Does ho have e car?
TV RENTAL
In four yean of college: 1
• Sales • Service
can't remember ever hearing
a coed probe any deeper than
that when given the opportu
FA M tN
with Coley TV Sols
nity to take er turn down a
MM Sasfoed Ava,
blind data.
If it taksa 120 questions In
stead of three to cinch e blind
data today, young peoplo must
be e lot more complicated,
critical or cautious than they
used to bo.
I Just wish I knew what
those 120 questions wore. At
2445 fren ch A t*.
least 117 of them are ones
Sanford, R l
we never thought to aak whoa
1 was a coed.
Seminole TV
Manfred B. Lee aad Fred
erick Dsonsy write under the
peeudoaym of Ellery Queen.
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(he Mayfair Inn. Pictured at lhe
iC'lu open In if are: t. Hath* tnd Mar
ry l'«mke Jr,. J. Howard II<>dr;r-.
• ■'eiirpe A. Speer Jr.. Mr., .»pet i, Wj|.
liam lliilih i.iin and his wtie. I‘al.
•I. Ihn lie and Ir n ie i- K. ftoirmillat Jr.
t. 'Ir-. Jaek Mmrl -••n. Hr. Mnirj.oii
anil ' l r .. Dale -*toll. .. Iinkie and
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l.l. Ierr> Coffee. 7. (I. Andrew Speer.
Camille and Cdr. Speed Moreland.
Audi«> Speer and Mr-. S*mn> Ita
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'fildted and Hill Stemper. !>.
Dee Power and Sen. Mark Clexeland.
to. < h irlntu* and Pete Kitnwle-, II.
i iml\ and Mae Mil. lanahan. Pi.
Anna 'la e and K ills Chapman. 11.
I rite-l .'•ouihwaid and Uo.e. leri and
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Holiday Luncheon
Mayfair Opening Gala Event
h
By R *tea G l m n
The M ayfair opening at
tracted
nearly Joo
people
Saturday evening, and they
w ere all in a festive mood.
Guesti w ere greeted In the
lobby by Everett K err and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Latham,
then on Into the ballroom
beautifully decorated for the
cocktail hour. Gold seemed to
be the color o f the evening . . .
everything glittered. The long
table (it really seemed to
have no en d !) was lighted
with slender tapers, and ar
rangements or gold Christmas
tree balls and leaves were
placed between the king-sire
trays o f hors d'oeuvres. The
ebef with the tall hat was
there slicing beef to the de
light of everyone. A seal
sculptured In Ice balanced a
red balloon on his nose and
be was perched high atop one
o f the tables.
A n ton i the first arrivals
w ere the Arthur Beckwiths,
then Henry and Ituth Simpson
from Geneva (talking o f an
other trip they're planning).
Kathy Tooke with Harry Jr
looked especially lovely In a
long white aitk format gown.
Shirley
and
Carl
Schllke
w ere with Col. and Mrs. Fur
m an. Mrs. John Williams, In
a short blue cocktail dress,
with the captain, and Ado
latde Moses. Mrs. Andrew
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Carr sway
waa talking to
friends and looked very regal
in a full Jenglh turqcolse for
mal. Saw Ruth Jean Robaoa
with Harry and she wae in
dark green satin with match
ing shoes.
Lou Feldman and his o r
chestra played during the
cocktail hour and Charlotte
and Pete Knowles w e r e
among the lin t on the dance
floor . . . Charlotte in a stun
ning gold model—long sleeves
and high neck. Woodrow Caih
and his wife Just had a won
derful time — didn't m lsi a
single beat of the m m ic. Anna
Mae and G ilei Chapman took
advantage of the early muaic
and looked like they enjoyed
every minute of it, she was
in blue with a full skirt—Just
right f o r
dancing. Ginny
Frederick looked cute as a
button In pale blue aa Gordon
whirlrd her around to the feat
tunes. We chatted with Doris
Burton and John, there with
BUI and Walter Giclow—Doris
wore a lovely dress with a
silver bodice and blark silk
skirt . . and ih e covered
shoes to match! (w e were so
impressed she offered to cov
er some (or u s!) BUI Gleluw
was striking in a white silk
ovcrblouse and a black silk
skirt (you'd almost never
know her right arm is in a
cast . . .) Saw tile Karlyle
lluushotdcrs going in to din
ner with friends and Ila waa
charming In a long paisley
like print with side slit in the
skirl.
The dining room had been
redone for the occasion—new
blue carpeting, murals on the
watts and new chairs. C ipt.
Robert Ware and Fdie were
at the table with the Carra
ways, Crela and Earl Biggin
hotham,
Capt.
and
Sirs.
James Mayo, the McRoberts,
Stanuls, and McKihhlns. Saw
Itoli and Jane Hesscrer with
the Jimmy Crapps. The Roy
Williams with Al Wilson and
his wife. Frank Flynn, owner
o f the Cherry Plaza, was
with his wife and the Otis
Oamphcri, also of Orlando.
ALL YOU CAN EAT!
DEEP FRIED
During dinner the ballroom
was set up for an evening of
dancing with tables skirting
the dance floor. Jane and
John Spolski had a table with
the Selmyrrs, Gentrys, Mur
phys. Robsons and Haisllps.
Slack Cleveland was dancing
with his date, pretty Dee
Power o f Jacksonville. Jeri
Kirk,
radiant
as
always,
was wearing a
new fur
(Christmas gift from BUI).
We talked with the Guy Jacksona from Deltona, he'a with
Mackte Co., and he told us
they will soon have the first
nine holes o f the golf course
finished — then will start on
the beck nine. Dr, Charlei
Park Jr. and his wife were
with Dr. Jack Morriaon and
Barbara and Dottio and Fran
cis Rnumillat.
Mildred
Stcm pcr
looked
like a model In her short blue
brocade dancing with BUI.
She was so excited about her
new venture (which you'll
hear this week) . . . Peg
Smith looked happier than
anybody (and with good rea
son !) in her bright red dress
and shoes and flowers on her
wrist.
Possibly the most engaging
couple we talked with was
Nick Belitt and his wife. He
is 71 years old (w e're sure
he'll never be old) they've
been married 45 years—live
In M altland-and she calls
him wow (worn out wolf)
Nazarene
Class M eets
F or Dinner
The Friendship S u n d a y
School class of the Church of
the Nazarene met at the
home of the teacher. Mrs.
ftaymnnd Sandifer, for din
ner.
Members end guests at
tending were Mr. and Mrs.
Herman
Barrett,
Mr. and
Mrs. W. P. Burke, Mr. and
Mrs. Spencer Castle, Mrs.
Roger Jim Inez, Mr. and Mrs.
Ft. W. Mathes. Mrs. B. II.
Smith, Mrs. Frances Allman,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Spivey,
Mr. ami Mrs, A. t>. Staffer,
Mrs. Herbert I.ampbcrt, Mrs.
Hannah Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. M. If. Wheel
er, Mr. ami Mrs. Robert Car
ter, Mrs. EllalK'th Boss, Mrs.
Esther Spivey, Mrs. Julia
Hughes, Bev. Paul Itickes,
the pastor, Mr. and Mrs. San
difer amt daughters, Betty
and Kay, and Lloyd Walrous.
GOLDEN DROWN
C H A N N EL C A T FIS H !
SERVED W ITH : FRENCH FRIES — CRISP
COLE SLAW — HOT ROLLS A BUTTER —
ICED TEA OR COFFEE
T O U C H T O N ’S R EXA LL DRUG
“ THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIM ARY CONCERN"
COR- 1st & MAGNOLIA
PHONE FA 2-2182
DOWNTOWN SANFORD
FLOWERS
Front Your Downtown
Florist
SANFORD
FLOWER SHOP
Cor. E. 1st A Sanford A ir.
FA 2-1823
FA 2-8132
At Woman’s Club
they've been dancing only 10
years, having learned aboard
ship while on a cruise. They
had an attentive audience
each tim e they w ere on the
dance floor—and they seemed
to enjoy every song played,
but especially the fast ones.
Lee Moore got a surprise
when the band played "H a p
py Birthday" — but no one
was surprised at the beautiful
clothes, furs, good food, gaity,
smiling faces and the m arvel
ous tim e we all had. They
know ev ery "op en in g " 1* a
gay one and this was no ex
ception.
Musical
Program F or
Catholic W om en
The Catholic Woman's Club
of All Souls Parish held their
regular meeting In the parish
social hall.
MR. AND MRS. J. P. CULLEN (left) were hosts nt a supper following
the wedding rehearsal o f Pat Smith and Terry Smith, (right). Guests
were members of the,wedding party and out of town guests here for the
ceremony.
A short business session
was conducted by Mrs. Paul
Aucoin, president. Mr*. John
Kolarik, spiritual chairman,
gave a short talk on the
A silver and while theme,
meaning o f Advent and the
Intermingled with greenery,
Advent wreath.
was used lo decorate the soc
Rev. Richard J. Lyons, pas
ial hall of First Baptist
tor, spoke to the lariies and
Church for the annual Christ
reminded them o f the simple
mas parly anil covered dish
display o f faith and courage
supper of Hus Gleaners Class
Mrs. Kennedy showed to the
of the church.
world recently and the Influ
The long table* were cover
ence it should have on the
ed In while and centered with
Calhotic people everywhere,
while and silver candles and
Mrs, Louis Rotas, chair
polnsettia*. G r e e n leaves,
man for the Christmas parly,
sprayed with silver, extended
presented * program of “ m u
from Ihe m itra l arrange
sic around Ihe w orld ." M mei.
ments to lhr ends of the
John Purdy. Joe Hickson,
lahlrs. In one corner was a
Clayton
Mameir,
Anthony
beautifully decorated Christ
Farrella
and Pat Duggan
mas tree, and tho members
sang English Christmas ca r
placed gift* there for a gift
ols. Mrs. Marcel Faille, Mrs.
exchange. Cans and packages
Schweihort Durand and Mrs.
of food, for needy families,
Theodore
Michaels
sang
were placed in a container at
french and Spanish Christ
tho door and ca d i guest con
mas songs. Recorded music
tributed an envelope, contain
of othrr lands wns player!
ing money (or tho Lottie
during the evening. A "pinMoon Christina* offering, in
ala" w as suspended from an
another container. The class
arch and all the ladies took
suit'd lo give Sion to the spe
turns trying to break it.
cial offering which com m em
Codec, punch, rookies ami
orates one of the first Bap
sandwiches were served hy
tist Missionaries to China,
Mrs. J o e Hickson and her
Miss Lottlo Moon. Following
committee. Mrs. John Pic it u
the turkey dinner tho group
won the attendance jackpot.
enjoyed tho gilt exchange
A short business meeting
wns conducted by Mrs, J. T.
Hardy, class president, and
the secretary gave n report.
Mrs. Hardy read the ilevo
tim. In Keeping with the sea
son. and announced (lie Jan
uary meeting will he with
Mrs. R\ L Harvey. .She pre
sented a gilt from Ihe cla n
to the teacher, Mrs. Fred My
ers.
Others attending the meet
ing were Mines. It L Beard,
Vernon Davis, Ilea Anderson,
John Fox. II. W. Little, S a n
Brown, R. T. Thomas, J. 1'.
Whitaker, V. C. Messenger,
It I.. Harvey, L. H. Harvey,
II E. Turner, Ernest Nel
son, C. W. Bronson, (). C.
BorS'lorff,
A.
I,.
Gunter,
Thelma Stride, J. F. Harri
son,
F lor ye Gilbert, John
Malloy, W. A Kratzcrt and
Misses Sarah Tatum and lairvne Franklin.
Gleaners Class
Cynthia Merrill To Wed
Supper Meeting
Ensign Michael Tamny
CREATIVE
W O M AN
m
CAMP-OUT CORN BREAD
(Makrs 8 1‘ ie ie i)
R» cup* enriched corn meal
ws outfit the men In
(he party, correctly , , , ,
comfortably.
WHITES
1ml.,
an
the engagement
of
Harrison Smith T o
AND
W ed In Eustis
TUXEDO
Mr. and Mr*. E. Hay Tittle
Michael Anthony Tamny. Miis nf Eustis announce the forth
coming
marriage of their
Merrill is th* daughter o f the
daughter, Janet May Tittle, to
late K. (5. Merritt. Ens. Tnm- Harrison C. Smith, son of Mr.
ny’a parent* nro ('dr. Lewd* and Mr*. Clayton C. Smith of
David Tumliy (U . S. N. ret.) Sanford.
nnd Mrs. Tamny.
The wedding will take place
The bride elect is * grad Dec. 22 at 2:30 p.in. nt the
uate o f St, Mmy a Academy First Baptist Church in Em and Vnaiuir College. Ens. Tam Us.
il y was graduated from Sem
All friends nf Ihe rouplc
inole High School and tho are cordially invited to at
U. S. Naval Academy, A n lend the ceremony.
napolis, Mil., class o f lDtiJ.
He
is currently itatioued
aboard the UKS Ed son. Long
Beach, Calif,
Tho wedding w ill ho an
event o f Dee. 28 in tho Ca
thedral of St. James, South
Bend.
OUTFITS
her daughter, Cynthia, to Ens.
CYNTHIA MERRILL
RENTALS
—
SALES
Open Fri. Nights
Uot
(Im l
MIN'S WEAR.
MIN
ff
113 Magnolia
Sanford
Phone FA 1-133*
Altamonte Personals
By Julia Battos
Bov.
and
Mrs.
Lewis
D.
Haines of Altamonte Springs
entertained recently at their
home on Boston Avenue at a
rehearsal supper prior to the
wedding of Mtss Frances Hatla way and their son, Tom
Haines.
Tables fur the supper, which
was M-rcivI hutfet style, were
overlaid with pink linen cloth*
and centered with arrange
ments nf glads, pom pom*
and pink tarnation*. Flank
ing each floral arrangement
were lighted candle* m pink
holder*.
Tim Imlfet held Iho silver
cod ec and lea service and a
triple silver candelabra.
G uilts, other Ilian the lionorces, included Mis* Mary
lamise llaincs, David Haines,
Mr. ami Mrs. Dick Heath,
.Mr. amt Mrs. Tally llalluway
and sun Itieky, Mr. and Mr*.
Bobby Haltaway, Ihmald Cu
rie, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ilildehrnn, Mr. and Mr*. Evan
Hooper and Mr. and Mrs. II.
It. Hamby,
Casselberry
____
Personals
Mrs. I. G Itculer of 323
Piney Ridge Road is a patient
at tlic Orlando Air Force
Base
Hospital
where she
underwent s u r g e r y earlier
Itiis week.
Mrs. Iju r a Moss, sister of
Mrs. Ben Evans o f Sunset
Drive, is recovering from
surgery at Winter Park Me
morial Hospital.
PIU N CESS
(s A H D N K I l*
‘ ‘clitee-©
K H K N C II
r u n s ia
AI f r t s c «uf Out Uaf pafitrn
•rihantej with Oolil M fldf
underlay on Lowly CowMJ#,
Coihim* CsDri. ritNCH r im e
Christmas
isn’t Christmas
without
stockings
full of
oU c
/
STOCKINGS
/
Children at well ns adults,
Malikova filsul
should become fam iliar with
from f i l l
Slut Ux
seasoned foods. Herbs and
2 tbsp*. sugar (optional)
spices add new interest and
delightful
flavor
to
your
t thsp. melted or liquid short everyday rooking. But when
ening
you Introduce a new season
** cup evaporated milk
ing, do it with a light hand.
Gift* - Cantu • Hooka
k cup cold water
Rem ember, herb* and spice*
Heat oven to hot (4.’5 de
210 E. First St.
should enhance,
not over
gree* F .) Sift together dry in
power food flavors.
gredient* into mixing bowl.
Add remaining ingredient*.
Mix until thoroughly blended.
Pour
into greased Hindi
square pan. Uake in preheat
ihoii
| sari » m» suit
cd oven (423 degrees F.)
about 25 minute*. Cool and
STURDY SHOES FOR COLD
cut Into squares; split and
DAYS AHEAD — LITTLE TOTS —
hnt'er Wrap in foil; heat over
campfire.
t tsp. salt
1 egg
settings start at 12.5.00 Accessory piece
at |3.75 — you can do practically all your
gift shopping right in our lino silver
department
Convenient budgst puy m eats/or off purcAaaie
"S quare Dancing"
Sock Dolls!
Make these cut* square
dance partners from a pair
of men's size 12 socks; use
gay fabrics for the quaint
coitumes.
No. 604-11 has pattern pieces
for dolls and costum es; full
directions.
To order send 33 cents in
coins for each pattern to:
Creative Woman
Sanford Herald
Bux CUt. Midtown Statha
New York IS, N. Y.
Print n am e, address with
College opens many new
style number and size. If first vistas. A surprising one is in
class m ailing is desired add food. Take little tastes of
IQ cents.
everything you are served.
For
Prtcea are for 4 piece piace-MUinga and include Federal Tax.
Flemings
THRU TEENAGERS
V ttj
full of beautiful
_
Phoenix stockings win
m
please every lady on
O yV V o
his list Scatnlcis and
full fashioned In her
favorite styles and colon.
Other Lady - Flensing Gift* you’ll find
nl Gurretl'n are Munningwear
and
Sana Souci Ladles* Lingerie, nnd
Iton itu
*17460
(gullets’
h an dbag)*
( p r ic e d
to
1 9 .9 5 )
qifjiA qaloM - a i
Convenience
6 95 &
M ON D AY THRU FRIDAY
FROM NOW T IL L CHRISTMAS
Playgirl
REGISTERED JEWELER, AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY
***'•
Your
This Is the renew
when every Santa
knows that boxes
OPEN 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M.
Kader Jewelers
112 So. Park Ave.
nounces
Bend,
W EDDIN G
C O M IN G UP?
1 Ibsp. baking (muder
GORHAM
STERLING
Gleaming gifts of precious Gorham Ster
ling w ill brighten any heart — and w «
have a complete selection! Twenty-one
beautiful designs with all their comple
mentary serving pieces. Four piece place-
South
and "There W u a Star.” H.
E. UcSwaln and Cecil Tucker
tang "O n Chrlxt'a B irthday."
Sir*. Dunrood Walker read
the Bible story from Luka
ami “ A Chrlxtmae Medita
tion."
Mr*. W. L. Gramkow pre
sided over the brief business
session and accepted, fo r the
club, a new speaker system
from the Am ericsa Hom e De
partment presented by Mrs.
W. R. Slrlngflcld.
Guests were Mrs. Charles
Toole and Mrs. Harold J . Wil
ley Sr. Mrs. Al Hunt remind
ed tiie ladies a few cook
books are available. Club
members will ring the Sal
vation Army belts on D ec. 11,
Janet M ay Tittle
Mrs. Kenneth Griggs Mer
rill,
>j cup sifted all-purpose flour
GIFTS
TO
GLADDEN...
The Sanfnrd Woman’ s Club
held the annual Christmas
luncheon and businesi m eet
ing at the clubhouse. Mrs.
William Reynolds was pro
gram chairman and Mmes. C.
L. Swlnney, E. C. Harper Sr.,
C. M. Flowers, John Kick and
Donald Flamm were luncheon
hostesses.
The club was decorated, by
Social Department members,
with permanent flower ar
rangements carrying out the
Christmas colors. In the foyer
and on the stage were large
baskets of holly. Sprig* of
holly centered each table. A
silver tree with blue halls
was placed on the stage, dec
orated by t h e
American
Home department members.
T oys,
contributed
by
all
mem bers, were put under the
tree to be distributed to local
children.
Jlr*. J. P. Cullen presented
Mrs. Guy Bishop, accompan
ist, Susan Phagan, Sharon
Booth and Pat Bahun who
sang "Boom in a Manger"
2-2363
FERN PLA ZA
FASHIONS
'C j a h h s d t ’A .
QvsnjA Shoe Store
FERN PARK
8.18-1315
7 95
DOWNTOWN
SANFORD
DOWNTOWN
SANFORD
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WHEN HE ONLY
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THIS 13 1
SERIOUS
Forest City
Group Elects
New Officers
By Kbit K m h U
Th# Forvat City Communi
ty AmocUUoo hold Ha Decern*
bar meeting and Banna! tjee*
tion at offlem lart Monday
at tha RIkaha Inn in f t n
Park.
Offleara alaetad for tha
IM4 ytar wara John 1.
Bathaa, praaldant; Allan For*
ward, flrtt viea praaldant;
Olek Laahlay, aacond rlea
praaldant; Mrs. Atlanta Me*
Glnnla, aacratary; Bill Me*
Glnnia, t r e s e u r e r ; Kan
Krauaa and Brian Benjamin,
reproaantathoa for diatriet
ono and Adolph Juhl and Rar.
K. Wright, repreaentstivei
I am enaaaed In boilnata at
401 W. lath HI., Hanford, Semtnola County. Florida, under tha
fletltloua
n tn t
o f,
HOME
FOOD HEHV1CE, and that t
Intend to reateler said name
with the Clerk o f the Circuit
Court, flemlnote County, F lor
ida, In accordance with the
prnvielon* o f tho Fictitious
Name Hlntutee. to -w lt: Sec
tion S*5.»* Florida Statute*
tu n
cim rt rr
io c s t ,
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MAKING
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SNOWBALLS IS
MAKITWcm —
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NEEDS A MACHINE
THEM/
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d oer be en
think
had .
n o preaanUd with a Chriit* meat Both woman wan In
Ninety mamberi and 10
guest* attended tha Christ*
m u party and monthly meat*
lac of tha Loncwood Homo
Damonatration Hub bald Uat
Thursday at tha Civic Laagua
mat gift from the club.
Table decoraUou Included
Coriatmaa treai, angeli, holly,
dolls, and wreath* which all
wore handmade by the mem-
Mrs. Carl Setje, who waa in
Mrs. Folia Mogo, president, charge cf Christmas decora
who conducted the mooting, tions, also bad two tables of
handmade Christmas articles
on display.
Mrs. B. R. Gray led tbe
women In a community sing
with Mr*. Charles Pierce pro
Members of Use Sanford viding the piano accompani*
Junior 4-H Club olocted a
chaplain and dalogato at a
regular meeting of the group
held last Thursday at 4 p.m.
la the Homo Demonstration
Center on 33th Street.
Named were Linda Gandy,
Pompay tha Grant married chaplain and Dianne Wilson,
Caesar's daughter, Julia, to dalogato.
strengthen bis friendship with In other buoiaesa tbe 11
girls present discussed plans
Julius Caesar.
for a Christmas party with
tha date to bo announced
Legal Notice later.
Under of this club la Miss
n r r r n o rn <*«■■
NOTICE IS hereby (W en that Eva Hunt.
iv
'
100 Attend Meeting Off Longwood Club
H I NT till
PARK
FEU Kn.V.
8AVI.MIS AND DOAN ASSOCIATION, a eorporallon or.
eanlseil and a iletln a under the
laws o f th* United Steles o f
Am erica
Plaintiff,
v*.
UKimKM m NT HER and AN
NIE I* (II NT 11Kit. hie wife,
and J A51 lid A. NKA1, and CKC K i.lA L NEAL, hie wife,
Defendants.
v o n cB of s tir
TOi RKUIIKN (lINTIIK ll
I-AMI HHttl.NUH. CAU*
KtJltNIA
ANNIE U (ItST IIE R
V M M SI’ KINOS. C A U FOHNIA
end to anr and all other par
ties claim ing eny rlsht. title,
a n d /o r Interest tn and to the
fu llo w ln e doecrlhed property,
III Wit!
The West Did fee! o f l-»>t
WITH 0EC2M0/
Girls 4*H Club
Has Election
ehirge of antartalnmnt for
tha day.
the alx membar* who attend*
ad Urn rtcant workshop an
clothing and report* on food
and nutrition wara given. Mrs.
Gray displnyod foods, includ
ing fruit molds and salads
and recipes war# distributed.
The club will furnish re
freshment* for the USO on
Thursday of this week.
Mrs. Mega w u appointed
delegate for county council
extension work.
Promoted
Darid R. Stanley, aau of Mr.
and Mra. Alfred W. H. Stan*
lay, >434 Dm Avenue, has
bean promoted to special!*!
four at tha U. S* Army Train*
Ira Canter, Fort Eustls, Vn.
He I* a 1H9 graduate of Sente
inole High School.
QUICK FROZEN
l r
I
PKG*
Week O f Prayer
The WMS of tho Oviedo
Baptlat Church will obaerve a
Week of Prayer for foreign
misalona with daily 7:30 p.m.
meetings beginning today and
continuing through Friday.
Theme for the meetings will
be “ Crown Him Lord of AIL"
YOUNG TENDER
LEAN MEATY
Legal Notice
la (ha re a r* wf the r e s e t r
dude*. Seminal* rwwatr, seal*
a f FtaeSda. tn r reb el a
la re eh* Ketat* afi
EDW ARD LaltKAU
Preeaead.
r i v a l , n o t ic e
Nolle* I* hereby alven that
th* undersigned will, an th*
SHh day o f D ecem ber, A. D.
t t l l , present to the Ifnnorahle
County
Judge
of
Hemlnul#
County, Florida, lit* final re.
(urn. account and Voucher*, ae
Adnilnletralor o f th* Ketat*
of Edward I jlt e e u . deceared.
end at eald lim e, then and
there,
make
application
to
th* eald Judae for a final
eetllem enl o f hie adm lnletralion o f eald eelat*. and for
an order disch argin g him aa
eueh Adm lnletrator.
Dated thte th* 34th day a f
November, A. D. 1M1.
(lordon
V.
Frederick
Aa Adm lnletrator o f th*
Ketat ■ o f
Edward I-atteau
Decaaaett
Oordon V. Frederick,
Attorney at Daw
tie E. Com m ercial Street
Hanford, Florida, SSTTt
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V HOPED TO EAtfNl
IT IS O RDEREP that this
he published In T1IK SANK llllli IIEltAI,I>, a newspaper
published In SE1IINODE Coun
ty, Florida, once eerh week
for fou r coneecutlve weeks.
WITNESS Ih# hand o f tha
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Sem inole County. Florida, Ihl*
th* 3th duy o f DKCK3IUKU,
A. U . 13*1.
(SKA 1.1
Arthur It Beckwith. Jr..
Clerk of th* Circuit C on n
Ily: Llerlha T. Vlhlen, DC.
W lnderweedle, llalnea
A W ard
l i t IMrk Avenue. South
W inter I'-irk, Florid*
I’ ubllih Pec. I, It. 31, It, 13*1
CPP-1*
HOLS CM
STOP UY OR CALL
FA 2-8321
E X PE R T SERVICING
EACH
3313 PAKK DR.
SA N FO RD , FLA.
FLA. GRADE “ A " LARGE
Arsons
BLUE SEAL
1 Princes*
Hli|U*Cs
CAScy.iDcrrrcoH- >
4)PER M1MIF SIUSSORN
A FOOL, AS YOU
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IMPLY. I'M JUST WILL- U
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M t e e n MY SAFARI?
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ANTREA
GAULT.
BIS/D4S HER. TWO BRITISH r>tERS,
A FRENCH AUTOMAGNATE ANDHr;
WIFE, AND AW ITALIAN COUNT, O’KXJ
ENOW HOW MANY FUTURECLIENTS
. IHEYCAN 5ENP ME f
1 CAHGuecS. BUT tMATTGUCSS
WHETHER YOU'D. BC AROUND TO
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EXPLAIN THE TRUE NATURE OP .
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20 Injures
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43 Head ttneea
43 Leave out
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PRICES GOOD THRU WED.
QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED
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Phone
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322-5612
„ C L A s s im o in d e x
I. Leet A
fb r flasfsrk fltraU Die. 9. 1968 — Page II
1. Lett A TmnA
gtnjrsd or itolen. Reddish
2. Notices - Prrsoowlw
3. Education • Instruction hrowa malo Chihuahua, t o SWEETIE PIE
By Nadine Seltzer
twers to asms “Hssss.”
i TrenaporUtioa
Reward. Mr. Batky, Phew*
S. Food
Ta 2-1913 days, PA M U
•- For IUu|
6A Special Notteow
7. Business Rentwli
8. Netkm
8. Beach Rentwli
9. For Sale or B w t
REPAIRS
10. Wanted to ltw t
Vsvsum Rsptlr, UU Park.
11- Real Estate Wanted
O ffice 204 W. First 12. Rea] Estate For flak Bated • Ktertmiss, Hoortr,
Kirby, RssAir, OR, Airway.
assroiaiuLrnr:
13. Mortgage Loans
Claanars bought, sold, osn » strati win m u r» 14. Insurance
ifreeihii Sr w n tku tat 16. Business Opportunity chsngod. Freo pickup. OM
toeaen ft toearttoah jm ti, 18. Female HehTwsated Vacuum Reopir. 1U4 Park,
PA 2-4tW.
M i rtatnrtt the i IS I to re- 17. Mels Heipwanted
tIo# ar reject U| advertise- 18. Help Wanted
VACUUM CLEANER, repairs,
from what aviatai to 19. Situations Wanted
parti, lu ppttei for Electro
i fa Um politico ai ttria 20. Babysitters
lux, Kirby, l!oo«ar, Air*
81. Beauty Salons
Way, Ras-Air stc. Freo
STRAIGHT C U S i n i O :
88. Build - Paint - Repair pickup. New aa4 U sed
T o m ., thf« M < i r . K .S j 23. Budding Materials
cleaner* sold. PA ABU,
baton lasottlau. Maw.
84. Electrical Services
38. Plumbing Services
f. For Root
DEAOUnn
26. Radio A Television
APT. 930. Surplus City.
CLASSIFIED d isp l a y ;
27. Special Services
Two., thra PrL - * P. M. toy 28. Laundry Service
"CLEAN quiet Rooms" Tbs
Maw.
29. Automobile Service
Cablet. FA MflO29A. Auto Accessories
SO. Machinery • Took
WE L A K A APARTMENT*!
Legal Notice 81. Poultry - Lhre stock Rooms private baths, 114
W. First St
81A. Feta
it t n
e m e v r r c a r a r tw
a s p row icnixol *: c o c a . 82. Flowers - Shrubs
BLEEPING
Room, prtv. en "Therote been a mistake somewhere! She's been
TT , r t O R t U . DO. IW W
33. Furniture
summoned to serve on thn OrAnd JuryI"
trance A bath. FA
V OONtOCK WT INITITUTtON 84. Articles Tor Sale
ron SAViKoa, a Rhode letend
Call
after
a
pm.
84-A
Swan
or
Exchange
mutest ravings bank.
FU tstlfr. 86. Articles Wanted
PURNIBRBD AflltMSSt 12. Real Estate For Sake 12. Reel Estate For Hate
M.
Automobiles
Trucks
W ILLIAM 1 U T iR D W B L L at
Cleao tad steee iS. JlMiS 4 BR. Houae, 1 bath, garage I BEDROOM, I bath. Kit*
at.
36-A Antes Wanted
Cowin. UMH).
A utility room. 94,500. CaU chen equipped, Owner lx*
Da fan 4 anti.
37. Boats - Motors
a o r ic w o r
au rt
FA 2-8387 or write to RL
lng transferred. Must ulL
S-BDRM.
boose,
kit.
eqslpped.
twb ararw o r rtowiwA
88. Motorcycles • Scooters
FA 3-2940.
1,
Box
959,
Mount
Dart,
Fla.
TO; William !Ur Bederell,
$17 Eacamblt Dr. FA A0990
89. Trailers - Cabanas
Itaildanea unknown.
after
S
p.m.
40. Farm Equipment
Audrey M. Badwalt.
BY OWNER: 3 Bedrm. 3 bath LAKE LIVING SITES
R*»l4*n«e Unknown.
houao. Dining room, yard 10 Mlautec Sanford, lo min
Tha malting *ddr#*e o f
RENT A BED
thaM dafandanta la:
fenced in, Ravenna Park.
uted Orlando-4 minutes to
Legal
Notice
RoVaway,
Hospital
A
Baby
V A H I. r.p .o ., aan F ran ,
claeo, Calllam la
Tou a r t harabgr notlflad that
O ault baa kaaa niad ngalnat
pan to too abova anti Had
m u m . and that pan ara ra*
qulrad ta flla pour anawar
w|tk tha Clark o f Ihla Court
and to terra a copy tharaof
Upon tha plain tiff o r plalntrrra ntu>rn*rx wboaa nanta
and
addraaa
la
Jennlnee,
W att*. Clarka and Hamilton.
1110 Barnalt National Dank
cu lldln a , Jackaonvllla :. PlorIda. n ot lntar than Dauambar
II, lie * . If Pou (ail to do to
a datree pro eonfaaaa w ill ba
an tar ad naalM t pan for thn
rtlla f damandad In tha tom plaint. Thin ault It to fora,
alaaa a m a rtfa ft. Tha rant
•repeM r procaoded aaalnat lit
'L o t f|, Bloch r . WUNIJtN D BBT AT KB. a tu bdlvtalon. according to a
p la t tharaof, racordad In
Pint Wank u . p »n t* id to
1> o f thd Public Racorda
o f flamlaola Conatp. FlorIda.
WlT.S'KAa tnr hand and tha
■aal o f aald Court at Sanford.
Florida, thla ttlh dap o f N o v
amber, 1)11.
(HKAU
A rthur H. Weekwtth. Jr.,
Clark o f tha Circuit Court
Dpi Martha T. Vltalen
Deputy Clark
J.nulnge, Watt*. Clarka
and Hamilton
B a rn llt National Wank Wldp.
IS c a t * T V JUPOK'S COURT.
M in n s
COUNTY. PLOW.
IDA
93*9197.
Beds,
IntgraUte 4— H Acre with
huge oaks, sand lake spring
fed—41199 Full Frlcv, 930
per month. No down. Call
owner, Harry Block, Or
lando, OA 4-8485.
By Dty, Week, or Mostb
PA. FA MU1 11$ W- 1st « . ROSA L. PAYTON
Rig. Real Estate Broker
CARROLL'S FURNITURE
IRA W H EELER
Dacatted.
FA 3-1301 17*03 at Hiawatha
SOTIL’B o r FINAL RBPOMT FURN. Apt. Prefer oWerly
AND APPLICATION F O S » I S couple. CaU FA 2-OM4 be •01 Longdate Ave., Lou(wood.
UHARun
tween 1-4 p. mAll par»«na ara h arabr nail*
3 Bedroom, Fla. Rm., Uk NEW 3 BR Hom«, large
BSTATU o r
balhi, Chain link fence, Airoond. unit. Near Elementary
School. 8maU down pymt.,
assume payment!, $08 mo.
BA-1708.
shady lot on paved street
No planes. Nice convenient
location. In Enterprise, Fla.
Will sell tor 94790. Owner
going North. Phong MI-4401.
NEAR HOSPITAL
2 BR-. Flu- Rm, fenced. Lake A very neat S-bedroom home
oo 3 tel* with tree*, sprink
Mary, 32MIW7.
ler system, deep well. Lo
FURN. Apt. 23uu Mcllonvllle. cation, 1201 E. 4th AI. Price
la oaly 910,soo, with terms.
NEWLY DECORATEDCLEAN
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
Largo 3 Dtlrm., Fla, Rm., UttRealtor
furn, bouiv. Nice location, Raymond LundquUt, Amo.
plenty of shade. On school FA 1-3491 Atlantic Dank Dldg.
ta tha Court mt tha Toanty
bus line. 9100 month. Ph.
Jaggo. Mnlaala Caaaty. Fla*.
TO SETTLE ESTATE
FA 2-ZTU after « p. n>.
Id*, la P io ia W .
la rat Fatal* af
Frame house, lot. inside
H. C. HOPKINS
9 ROOM furnlsbad apt., 949 plumbing. 1917 Mangoustinc
Daeeuttd.
tno. Close in, 111 K. Sth IS.
Avenue. Call or Write Al
Ta A ll C r t t lla n aad Ptraoaa
FA 2-4285 or FA 2 57M.
N avtag C la la a » r Uaaeaada
bert N. Fills, Administrator,
Analaal SaM Ratatei
1 Masonic Bldg , 323 9570.
You and aaah at you ar« 9 BR- Down Apt. (urn., water,
Jackaanvllla t, Florida
Pc hiIah Kao. II. II 4) Dm . hereby aallflad and inquired
elec.
|49.
S33-IT94.
THIS WEEKS AA A HOME
ta peasant any alalma and de
l. i. iddi.
mands w hich you. or either
C D O .lt
Your
boat buy, On* of SanFURN.
Apt.
tor
couple.
Lights
of you. m ar have aaelntt the
furri'* moat attractive finer
»
TH K
C IM lllr
t O l n T , aetata o f II. C. Ilopkina, de
A Wilier Included. $45. Ph.
At NTH JUDICIAL riWCUIT, salted . lata o f eald County, to
Iwmeit 3 DR, 2 Until, Fam
FA 2-7389.
id
and
row
i n n i i o t t tha County Judge o f Seminole
ily room, Closed garage,
COL'NTT, WTATB UP fl-O N * County. Florida, at hie offb'*
STENSTROM RENTALS
lg the cou rt houae o f laid
IDA. r H A N C n T KO. D M
Fenced yard. Tranquil net
at Sanford.
Farida, UNFURNISHED HOMES. We
CALVIN eOtXlKd. AK P H U Caunty
ting midst whispering pine*.
WIPE, ELUAPCTH COLLINS. within ala calendar months
have a fine selection of 3 Numerous extras. Leas than
r u t i N T i r r a from tha tlma of the first
publication o f thla nolle#. Two
VS.
and 3 'IB homes, 1 and 3 tKi.ono. 9900 down, giinioo
ooplee o f each claim or de
LUTHKIt KIX<1 an.l
baths.
Price* from 9T3 to
per month.
mand
ahall
ha
In
w
riting,
uud
LENLEY KKEEMAN at alt
1185.
hei-kndanTS ■hall atate tha pU.-a o f real-
GREENBRIAR
Choieg Iota available in
(Sntenbriar of Loch Arbor
overlooking golf course.
Custom building ta your
specifications.
Greenbrier
flaJ (hat tha undaraltntd
Adm inistrator D.H.N. a f a*H
aetata, haa completed tha admlnlairatlon thereof and haa
filed In .o ld court h it final
report and application for dla.
charge. Objection# thereto. If
any. ahould
ba
duly
fit*
*d. A fter filin g proof a f fpbl|.
cation allowing thla nolle# haa
bean published one# A weak
for four aonaacutlv* weak*,
tha matter o f approval of aald
report and tha ord arln r of
•tlitritmUon of aald estate will
coma before tha eourt.
/a / Maurice H. Paul
A t Admlnlairatfir i m s , at
aald aalala
Publleh Not . It, ! i A Dec. t.
f. TIM
C D O .il
FURN. Utraie apt.
Palmetto. FA 2-<6»
FA 2 saw-
or
APT., Urfum., first floor. M
S. Park.
depce and poet office addreae
a f tha claim ant, and ahall Pa
9TI
■worn to by the rlalm ent, hie 3 BR in DeBary
agent, or attorney and aernm- 2 BR on Cordova
9 as
panlid by a filing fee of one
9100
dollar and auoli claim or da. 3 HR In Pinecreat
9115
mand not no (Had shall ba 3 UK in Casselberry
void.
•110
3 BR Ravenna Pk
W illiam A. Hopkina
1131
A t ete e u to f a f tha L il t I BR | Baths
W ill ia d Testament af
than apalnit all par*
4 BR 3 Baths
If, C. Hopkins, derail*'!
tla* 'alalm lna
Inlaraat,
bp,
through or under l.uther King, R. W . Ware, Att>. for
•a hair a. aradliora, derla.ee, Eaaculor
lienora.
or
otnarwlaai
and p. o. Dus t a il
iilharwlia. bp, through or un Sanford. Plortd*.
Real Estate — Mortgages
der tha aild U n lay Praaman Publlph Nov. ]), ta. a Dae.
and nr Lavada rraatnao; d"4 I, ». IMS.
til
N. Park Ave. FA 3-3410
analnal all other partita «*> C D O -i)
Known to the I'Ulntlffa. who
map In any manner whaiao- la r m : < iH v i r r c u r i n ' o r 9. For Sole or Rent
afar, ae halre. ilavlaaaa, eradl- tiii : k i v r i i ji iiicial cihtora
grantor#,
lelnora
or H I T , IN AND FOB I K k l- For Sale or Rent. In January,
otharwlae
In
anp
»»n n # r SULK (Ol'NTT. M.OHIDS.
unfuro. house, 945 mo. I
w hatiaarar. aialm a * r ripht. |.N CHANCKRt .NO. fliil
Bedroom, air-osii. <io Etill* ar Intarait a f * * r **■ JUDITH SILKEN HAMIL
Plalallff
14tb. J. N. Robson, Jr. Ph.
tura ar hind. !• and ta tha TS.
follaw lng daaorthtd treat af
FA 3-1533 or FA 20229.
Lind lyin g and being In Sem i DOAN LANItT HAM1U
Dtfandanl.
nole County, Florida, deacrlb*
M i n i i. o r o u r r
12. Rml Estate For Hate
>d at follow#, to-w lts
Ii.g lu Tin,) ft. Eatt and ' i i n : o r n.OMlUA. i- hklt*
IT fL dOUlh (being TT ft. INiim
) BEDROOM*,
b*Uis.
from the Meter a f Danava TOl iJL'N VAKHV If AMI U
Iwimmlag
pool.
Furs,
or
whaaa
yMldstm*
and
ad
A r a n je ) at tha NW e a r
draaa ara unknown,
unfurii. 131 Lake Dot Dr.
ner nt NW li o f gaotlnn t.
r o c .uui HKitniir notiTownehlp
S‘> South
nt
Simland.
lu n g e II K»el, Wi#n<-. run riKD that suit fnr divorce ha*
baan
fllsd
iigulnst
you
In
the
South » f f t . thanre Eaet
t t ft., thanca North )T ft., I'lrcult Court of lha Ntulh
S t. J o h n s
tM*—* e ’A e .- *e V- *•1 Vi C
vumI ii,
) lurid*
af
beglaaluf
.C a t) the . S
THE TIME TESTED FIRM
W att l ) tt. which la f t - rn titcary No l l i l l . whartln
JL'DITII EILKEN II AM It. I* lid N. Park Ave FA 39123
•eeve.1 for Allay way.
Thle being a enlt to yi'IBT H UInilff Hiid DK.S.V I.USIIV
TlTI.K to the ahora dea-rlh- IIAMIL, I* l»*ftnd»n- \ • *r» I READY TO MOVE IN NOWrl
•t Urla and partita Plaintiff hereby rauuir*d t.. (,,« > , ir Miatern 3 Rgdroum. 3 Ualh
and llofundant •*» ab.ra aal Anawar a n d /o r o lli* r » t* « yUad
gauor<la»>-, with t Ug law
tkjme tw large ivmtcr M
forth, and >»V *»•! ad»h of In
with lha Clark af ina above
»oil ara harapy r#'iu,'* ,4
a lilt toil Pine Tree* |bi>
W|lh the C|)fh af the »>**• antltUT Cuurt «»'| (• igrva a can be yours tor only $38j
Court at genferd, Flor ■opy o f eatiie upon Frank A.
ida, cither perionally of by T a ilo r, A ttorney for Plaintiff,
down, with $!H a month
attorney yoi|r written appear- tJO North MvmiimIIk t i t . . Or*
paymwiU, Including laxea
etn;» or other pleading an t It* 1,1rnto. Florid*, on or t,*fnr«
and insurance. No ijualifyf\lrn A QOpf ttl'MVMMM'f1 till *J* wHI'l lha 17th -lay of iiec*iul,*r. A.
ilia rial It II(fa Allurnay, ILW. It. D SL (jilu rw ■« * Lvcrae
Uig. Cell
Ware, I* •>. Bo*. I*•» a*an- f*r» l o .if r t .- will t«* •nlvrH
ford, Florida, on or hefora the *g*in*t you for your failure
FIIA-VA bale* Hr<>nor
Dtp day of Decant her A. D. to >o u n a 4ud 111* your AnI»<), and b'raln (all not. » « >w*r a n d /or other l*f.t,»e«. ki
Realtor - lasuror - Trades
nth.rwlee Judgment by de r*i;ulr*d by Ian
nophk o r
s u it
TO Wl'IET TITLK
THW STATE OP PLOWIDA TO;
Lant.y Praaman and or wlfa
i .a v a d a
Praaman, If liv in g
and If dtad aaalnat nil partita
claim ing anp inlaraat, a* htlre.
creditor*.
c r m iio r a d
i e a l..* .. lalnara, nr
I ®
Stemtrom Realty
WlTNKgif my ha., I and Ilia
fault will be entered aaoln.t
offh.al **ul of »a!d Court In
• 'wiTMKd* mj hand end #e*l ■•nford. County of Smilnnla.
•f thp paid e*Uf d‘ *«e(vr4, *l| t« o f Florida thi* ISth dlj*
Semlnala Coupiy. Fiarlta W.» of NoviM.Mr. A Cl SIS)
the 1tt ta day »f No*einber. A. (SEAL)
Arthur II- DtckwCii. Jr.,
Clark nf the Clroull Court
’Arthur II Beckwith, J f .
By:
Joan M. lVltk*. D.C.
Clerk
.......
„ _
Hy: Martha T. \ Ihlea. D.U Frank A. Taylor
Attorney far puinllfl
K. W. Ware. Atty.
Sjo North Magnell* Av*hia
p. a »«* MW.
rjf
large, VIaril»
Seaferd. F lefH e
,
Punlleh Net. !), ft A De*. f, I. Pubtlah Noe. IS, II 4 Dec. J,
I, ties,
till.
GDO*<7
C DO-11
Stemper Agency
3?*4W|
P1U * French Ave.
” *RoTlERT^a T^WILLJAM5~
RonIter
Raymond Lundqulst, A*so.
FA 3 3931 AltenUc Ban* Bldg
9 BR , 1 Bith. KUchen equip.,
ftneed yard, 3908 OM Or
lando Rd., ountend.
SOUTHWARD
Investment A Realty
114 N. Park Ave.
322 9173
developed by
KINGSWOOD
BUILDERS. INC.
203 Fairmont Dr.
FA 2*8074
FHA - VA HOMES
2, 3, k 4 BEDROOMS
1, m . * 2 BATHS
DOWN PAYMENTS FROM
$100
Low Monthly Paymnnt*
For Compltte Information
See Or Call Ymir
FHA - VA
SALES BROKER
Stenstrom Realty
III N. Park Ave.
322-3430
l*i. Auaintmi Opportunity
EHVICE station tor lease,
r.uod location. Only small
capital needed by right
man FA 2-4342.
18. HriR W u M
Jim Hunt Realty
Government
84. A rt tele* Fur Sate
Cotend Motor Route Carrier PUPPIES tor Sate. Half
USED COKE Boi, |73, large
for afternoon paper route.
ton Bulls. Alio Bird Dog*.
metal office desk ft chair.
Must have References and Animal H a v e n Boarding
933; Gas heater, 926, 60
dependable car. Write Clr- Kaancl, FA 3-5733.
■heats new tin, KO. PA
relation Dap*, f . O. Vet
S-6269.
Thoroughbred German Shep
hard Puppies, unregistered. SMOCKED Pitlowe, nlea gift,
19. flitutteM Wasted
In time tor Christmas. Ph.
et coat of material, all col
S33-04H.
JANITOR - FA 1-T8T3.
o n . Also ehltd'e crib. PA
1-0947.
PRACTICAL nurse wOi can U . Fhnren • Shrub*
lor elderly people in my
BLOOMING Roses an Chero Like New Wall type gas
home. FA 29139.
furnace. CaU after 9 p.m.
kee stock. All other kinds
PA 94099.
DAY'S WORK. FA 24445.
of Nursery shrubbery and
trees.
0-37 Gauge train. Everything
Child CMP- FA 8-*74.
Gray 8hadows Nursery
for a complete railroad.
S Ml. S. on Sanford Avg,
Reamehie, 9129. 8344404
HOUSEWORK. FA I-T9S.
Caaeelberry.
Experienced maid, laundry DUTCH MILL NURSERY An
oeamstreag. 2239419
nuals ready now. Upsele For eeiy, quick carpet cleanRd. Near Mayfair Golf
inf rent Blue Lustre Elec
to
Courae.
tric Shempooer only 91 per
day. Carroll's Furniture.
looting for a place to leave
your children white you 38. Furniture
NICE, clean GE Elec, range.
work or playT Try temlnolo Used furniture, appliances, Very reeunable. 322-7223,
Kindergarten ft Nursery.
tools, etc. Bought • Sold.
Hour, day, night, weakly A Larry's Mart :ts Sanford ACCORDION, 130 Beil, need
9 weeki, 7 ewttchea, coat
monthly rates. Special week
Ave Ph. FA 3-4133.
ly rates nil this month. Ph.
9500, atill haa guarantee,
33. Furniture
9130 or best cash offer Im
FA 3-9499.
mediately. Box 53, Sanford,
FREE ESTIMATE
SI. B m ty
Herald.
UphoUterlng ft Mattren ren
PERMANENT Wava Special ovating. New ft Used Furni FRUIT Gift Peeked. We ehlp
M% oft regular prices.
ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg.
express. Biggs Curb Mar
Open Evening) by appt.
Co., at 709 Celery Ave.
ket, 35th ft Sanford Ave.,
Freo parking lot. Service* FA 2-1117.
PA 2-1924.
from tip to tipSell
Us
Your
Furniture.
FIREPLACE WOOD
cat *N Curt Beauty Shop
Qutek Service With the
Oak and Pine
111 Palmetto Ave.
Cash. SUPER TRADING
Robert Morris, 323-0339
Phone door (1) 3324834
POST. PA 2-04TT.
Phono door (3) 122 8525
GUNS. Buy, anl), trade, re
WANTED reliable couple M pair. Osteen Bridge Flab
Harriett's Bciuty Nook
take up monthly payments
Ev* Appt'#. I Sr. Beautician)
Camp ft Gun Shop.
1M So. Oak
FA 2 9712 of 113.90 on I complete
rooms of furniture. Call 35. Article* Wonted
88. Build • Paint * Repair TE S-I311, Casselberry, eelAcetylene welding outfit. Spar
Station. Oviedo. 363 840T.
FAINTING—Room or Home leet.
—Prices very Low— Ph. 34. Article* For Sal*
16. Automobiles * Trucks
3234110.
Dm . Special. Pup tenta, 94.99.
BUYING A NEW or
84. Electrical Services
Army-Navy Surplus, no
USED CAR?
Sanford Ave.
FINANCE IT WtTH US
YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC.
Contracting A Repairs
READY MIX Concrete, win* ft Low Inttreat Rites
ft Low Monthly payments
ft Controli
dew eills, lintels, steps,
114 Sunset
FA 3-SS03 btoeks, sand, cement, rock, FLORIDA STATE BANK
pipe, xteel, grease trips,
25. Plumbing Service*
dry wells, stepping stones.
Miracle Concrete Co.
HINSON ft HEARN
Christmas
PLUMBING CONTRACTING 309 Elm Avo.
PA 1-679!
Repairs ft Watar Hasten
t Sot of World Book Diction
FREE ESTIMATES
*04 E. 3rd St.
333-9143 ary. Like new. FA 2-4147.
1-4 yr. old Baby Crib ft met
PLUMBING
tress, Ilka mw. FA 3-4147.
Contracting Repairs
SALE
FREE ESTIMATES
Oil ft. utility Trailer, alcel
R. L. HARVEY
erinforced, with tell gate
204 Sanford Ave.
FA 9-3383 ft lights. 950; Coldspot Re
frigerator, tl cubic ft. good
27. Special Bervlcne
condition, 973. Winter Perk
838-7429.
PIANO SVC. ft TUNINO
Rebuilding * Retelling
Navy Officer or CPO Khaki
FREE ESTIMATES
uniform with 4 pra. pants,
GENE CUMBAA
tiro 42, 925; Navy uniform,
322-2841 — Cell PM Only
blue topcoat, aloe 40, 919.
933-1297.
HEATING
SERVICING - TESTING
HIGH Chair 99. Jumpar chair
Lewis Sales A Service
13. Headboard twin site 93.
2517 C. C. Road FA 3-7928 322 9428 after t p . ID.
SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa For Sale. Pony Saddle, 920.
tios, etc. Free estimate. Pb.
TA 3-3321
322 3504.
FOR SALE- Fill dirt, clay,
RAY’S UPHOLSTERY
shell, peat and topsoil. Fills
ReuphoDtering. Free ent,
Lloyd, FA 2 2376.
PA 3-TI19
TE 8 3559
PECANS, 3 lb*, for 91 00. 33tb
Tractor mowing ft Griding
ft Sanford Ave. Hogg's Curb
CaU FA 3 7831.
Market. FA 2-2024.
Plano Tuning and Repair
3 MONTH OLD ZIU ZAC, ReW. L. Harmon - FA 3-4333 possessed 63 .Model Swing
3 BK- 1 bath older home, sep
Custom-made Ce bloats,
16. Ftnute H*fp Wanted
arate (urn. apt a# Income.
Pintle Coulter topi
Tot appointment phono
Registered N ufms
WALLIS CABINET SHOP
823 Aur>.
Licensed Practical Nurses
919 W. 3rd - 323-74TI
Positions Now Open
BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, m
Exciting new Nursing ft Con- LAWNS Renovated - Aerate
bath home. Ono bedroom
Remove Thatch — Chinch
valescent Caoter. Goad Sal
his separate entrance, can
Bug Spray (VC-111 — Fortary. Meals white on duty.
bo rented tor Income. Will
lien - Ph. FA 14244.
Select quarters available to
fade tor smaller place.
Mansfield Lawn Set*.
responsible nurses.
Sbuwn by appointment. Call
DeRury Manor
WELUi
DRILLED, PUMPS,
FA 3-8448.
Ht. 17-92, DeBary. Fla.
SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
Phone 044-4438
All Type* and Slsei
W* Repair and Sarvlee
BEAUTICIAN Wanted for the
S T I N F.
Mnyfnlr Hotel Salon. Call
FmpttrLy MHimgenioiit
Machinery and Supply Co.
322-8523 or 322-4013.
ft Su lex Broker
207 W 2nd St.
fA 3-4431
17. Male Help Wanted
We Buy, fell, Trade, Repair
WANTED: A good dependRILL'S THRIFT SHOP
Offers for your selection
:ild« yard man. Ktferenrea Furniture • Appliances . TV
these Beautiful 2, .1, A 4
required. Cnll immediately. Open 0 to 9 Dally ft Weekends
Bedroom
322*4018.
Ph. 322-7343 24M Hiawatha
i KRISTIAN MAN- needed, ______ nantoru, tla._______
f ult or part-time—lifetime 2'J. Automobile Servlet
O w n e d H om es
security. Esp. S u n d a y
. Si-hind, ministry helpful.
AUTO GLASS
Priced From $6,750 Earn llut weekly ft up. No
INSTALLED
rumiM-titlon, Write John
Down Payments
tludin Co , 23 West Madison beuknrik (liens and Fuint
A r Ixjw A r $100
Company
.si . Clitogo 3, HI,_______
210 Magnulla Ph. FA 2-4023
Monthly Payments IS. Help Wanted
Auto Glaei, Tape
From SMH.50
PART TIME WORK
ft Sea* Cavers
To rusk? the beat home
|
TH
buy. ae* the
AUTO GLASS &
5|srch ii
VA - FHA
SEAT
COVER CO.
*i PER HOUR TO START
304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 9033
If )<>ii can work 20 to 48
Appointed
hi>. per wk., mornings, of- ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Property
ternoons or «ve’» (til «;J0)
HI A. Pets
Management &
v*«- mty use you Mult b*
ruechnnirtUy inclined, 23-40 Chihuahua pupptnn fur Sale.
Sales Broker
yr*. of aite, married and
AKC. Rng. 2-127 Laurel Ave.
and be able to get
Jim Hunt Realty settled
atonx with people. Some Boston Terriers, male. Shuts.
FA 3*1861.
putiituai will be permanent
Office FA 3-3114
(Military
Personnel
Accept
Night FA 1-WH8
Uaisett puppies, AKC Rag.
ed). For interview write
323-0700
Pick now fur Xmas, Ph.
4444 Park fir. Sutord, Fla
Box 52, Sanford Herald.
FA 2-8780.
VA-FHA
81A. Pets
MOTORS
Of Sanford
....
Chrynler,
Plymouth, Valiant
Otftltr
519 E. Fint
Naw Location
| * | | Valiant
New
Plymouth* Hava
yo u r
MACKLE - BUILT
QUALITY HOMES
u H oul* Super 98 Fewnr
" V Brnktn, Fowar Steer*
lng, Radio and
llonter.
|
Air Condillua
Fiat 1109 4 Dr. He
dan, Locel
9,
owner enr
He.Soto, 4 dr. Hednn,
— Radio, ft hnatrr, Puwrr, aterring, Powtr td A C
brake#, aulu. Iran*. H B
f i f Plymouth W a g o n ,
■ ■ Powtr Btnarlng, Pow
er link##, Radio ft Iteater.
I.nrnl on#
SAVE
owner ear
I'lyniuuth
$7APe
4 dr. Ndan
IW #
f i f Plymouth 4 doer 8«■ ■ dan. Straight
■tick
8
•ennumy car
Plymouth Belvedere
llardlup
Auto. Trans.
Old* Coup*. Powat
■leering, Power
Brake*. Air
*109«
Condition
** *
Dinlge I dr. Ilard<up.
Power Steering,
Radio and
I
Heater
E l Cher. I do«ir
M ■ Srduo,
IGAC
V-8 Only
ILT vau. ■«.' . uiw-i at® 8 dan. Air Condition,
Powtr .Steering,
I
Power Brakfn
Deltona
V*Door Sedan
.Many 3|i>r<* to Chtumr from
133.00 op
Needle Dial-O-Malic, Like
new, makes doiani of fancy
itltchet. Makes beautiful
iMitlonliules, lews on But
tons, Monograms, Embroid
ers, Darn), Patches. Take
up remaining 4 payments of
97 50. Ph. FA 3-8877.
COAT, Pink nylon, Medium
•lie, practically new. 915.
See to appreciate. FA 2 1327.
SOLD!
341
M
9796
M
*395
CHKCh WITH Jit
I1KFOKK
You Huy Any fu r!
86. A
TnttM
>844 Mercury 4 Or. Oft*
or. Phene PA 9-T98L
red 1199 Chav. Truck, m
to*. Cheap, n i Raaalla Dr^
faafNd.
1939 Olds Convertible 98. Ful*
ly powered, r im good, 9850.
Tvrm*_or trade. n tftW .
17. Bout* - Moturg
YEAR END Clone-out prfete
on nil 1041 modele; white
they In*t! 810M 79 bp. Kvia.
rodeo 1760; f799 40 hp.
4650; XS hp. only |S46, and
other nixae. 81795 17* Crui*.
er 11350; »0D5 17' Runabout
9498; 1035 H* PUh ft Bk|
9450. Many othere. Gator
16’ Trailer 9U60. Terma.
Robson Sporting Geode,
Downtown Sanford, PA
2-6M1.
3k. Motorcycle*. Breritrf
TRIUMPH 450 Twin Motor*
cycle, all accetaortoi, like
Mw, $599. Ph. FA 80914.
Motor Scooter. Good eoodl*
tioa. Reasonable. FA 3-9979.
3V. Trailer* • Cabana*
1969 SCHULTE 10 i 60 Mo
bil# Heme. Like new. t KB,
front kitchen, 9 a |0 awn*
tng Included. PA 1-7943 aft
er 6.
Watch
T H IS
SPA CE
FOR TH*
CLEANEST
Best Buy
Used Can
IN TOWN
Tnm
Close-Out
PRICES!
ON
1958
Thunderbird
HARDTOP C O U P E ,
V-8 enilM, ante. trim*.,
n e w e r atm lni and
hrek#*, radio end heat
er. Beautiful w h i t *
finieh with Mach end
w h 11 • vinyl Interior.
Thle outstanding gpecte
car to going at an eatra
■peclal price . . .
$995
1942
Ford Wagon
4.DOOR, V-H, a a t e .
Irene., power etcerine
and breVee, rod in gad
henier, tinted l i n e n ,
feftnry tlr ennditlonlng.
Prepare for your npe*
rial holiday vacation In
t h i n excellent family
car . . . Special fellout Price . . ,
1995
1959
Willys
(STATION WAGON; 4
evtlnder eneln*. 4>wnoel
drive. A eoltd good van*
ping car; good tlree end
priced right.
1095
Save! Save!
AT
*
HOLLER
And no wondsr when (hear
quality hnnua nrv priced m i
low — 17,790 lo liM J O with
a» little ■* $210 down and
14927 par month— Itrlv* out
today. There ar# 13 niod#l* to
choo#e from! Take lntera*a(#
No. 4 — net o ff at Ik# Un
itary Exchange.
BRASS
CALL 668-445B
Chrynler,
Muckle llrtin.. Division
The Deltona Corporation
Plymouth, Valiant
2508 8. Park
Dealer
FA 2*0861
MOTORS
New Location
519 E. First
J.
Motor SalcR
COMPANY
2nd. ft Palmetto
PH: FA 2*6251
�....i
i--
C fte, and the lariats would
ha shit to cut dawn ftter as
sistance In fta falling Cohan
economy. The Imputation la
that Castre had a motive for
wishing to remora the Amer
ican President—and, In Or-
This Is one of the many fan* attack on their paat record*.
irtic "explanations” of the Chtof Jostle* Warren, the
chairman, can hardly escape
a charge of bias against the
conservative vine ehlch has
tormented him ever since be
took his high office. Allen
Dulles was Director of CIA
when Castro captured Cuba
and when are had the worw
kind of intelligence that led
to the disaster at the Bap of
Pigs. Of the seven Commis
sion members, only Senator
• M ON. n T U E S . • WED.
whose extremist flash la ha*
tog used to discredit fte
whole respectable right wing.
The President's motive* an
Irreproachable. They certain
ly Include a determinetine to
repair our reputation to the
eyes of the watching world,
and to spars the feelings of
Mr. Kennedy'! family by gif*
tog this gruesome Inveitigatlon a format of dignity.
"CARNATION*
EVAPORATED
TALL CAN
“Great Savings On Easy Terms’*
iLARGB
FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE
P K G .
M A TH ER of Sanford
Limit: 1 With Your M Or
.Mere Food Order Please
SHURFRESH" QUARTERS
• T H R IF T Y "
CHARLES KAMPF
Title Company
Opens Offices
which attempts to explain Lee
Harvey Owwmld at a gunman
fur Fidel The alary Is that
Oswald attended « saboteur
nehool near Wash, but that
fte Baselaae considered him
ton erratic to be useful to
them, whereupon bn applied
lor a similar Job with Cas
tro, who can't afford to bo
nhoosy.
Castro was worried because
Butso-Amerlesn plane for a
detente call for replacing him
with a Tito-type Coramunlrt
ft Cube. Under this arrangemoot, the Western World
would glv* eld and trade to
Ksmpf Title end Guaranty
Corporation has opened offices
n the Edwards Building, 204
North Park Avtnus, offering
complete facilities for the han
dbag of real estate closings
(both conventional, FHA and
VA), title Insurance and socrow accounts.
Heading the corporation la
Charles Ksmpf, veteran of 14
years taper!cnee In title work,
having served the tost 3V4
years as Militant vice presi
dent and manager of the San
ford branch of Chelsea Title
and Guaranty Company.
Kampf currently Is presi
dent of the Sanford Clvltens
and Is active In elvle and
church affairs.
Sandrda Woodworth It title
-tertiary.
QUART
PLASTIC
• Early Americas
• Preach Provincial
• M n dern ^ ^ ^ M
t fAAF*^
(Limit: One With Your $3 Or More Food Order Pleeoe)
GA»F*s
at
^
EASY TERMS
Open F ri Nights
SCOT"
OR “ BALLARD"
Sanford'* Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store
203-09 E. let ST.
FA 2-0983
REG.
|[i|
TTo
ROLL
Legal Notice
iw
ra m
c ir c u it
cocrt
"PILLSBURY"
Limit: 2 With Ynnr $3 Or
More Food Order I'ltono
Taj
iv
a v o t o r SRMIVOI.R c o t r * .
XT, F l o r i d a . s o . iseae
TUB MUTUAL nnNBPIT M T R
INatfRANCR COM I’ ANT, a New
Jersey Corporation,
Plaintiff.
va.
okorom u. uuxnorn et at,
Dofondaota
u f
“THRIFTY ’N QUICK
GOLDEN YELLOW
XWR r r t r a op Florida
T o I rtsnreo H. Tlu.reer,
lit C elle Avenue,
Im perial fl.a th , California
Ruth II. B u trcer,
M l C elts Av*nu*.
Imperial Death, Callfarnle.
▼ou are hereby notiri.it that
• ault h ie b .«n filed eeiln at
you, R obert II. D on sU a . and
B erb ers Jolley Douelaae, In the
s h o r e antllted e im e , end that
you are required to file your
anew er w ith the Clerk of thle
C ourt end to a*rve e ropy
theroor upon th . plelntirr or
plain tiff*.
ettorn .ye,
whn.a
nemo end e d d r.ie te J.nnlnas,
W atta, Clarke end Hamilton,
1100 Harnett National Hank
Building, Jaokionvlltle I, P lor.
Ida. n ot later than January T,
1M4. I f you fall to do ao a
decree pro eonfeeao w in ha
onttrad against you for the
roller demanded In the pomplnlnt. Thle eult le in fo r tclo .a a m ortgage. The r.a l
prup.rty pru<*c.<l.d aga ln .t le:
Lot 1, and the North 110
feet o f Lot t o f Block 11.
o f WTNNEWrjOD, gen ford,
F lorida, according to the
pla t thorenf aa recorded In
Flat Hook 4, pngee It, II,
14 o f the 1‘ ubllo Iteeorde
o f Hemlnole County, F lor
ida.
W ITNESS my hand end the
■eel o f eald Court at Sanford,
Florida, thle 4th day of !>•camber, t»41.
( It HAL)
Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr.,
Clerk
of
the circu it
Court
By Martha T. Vthlon
Deputy Clerk
Jonnlnga, Watte, Clarke
d Hamilton
Harnett National Bank llldg.
J a ck ion v llla 1. Florida
PublU h: Dee. I. II. 11, II, m i .
CUP No. » !
EACH
50 EXTRA
With Thin
Coupon A T h e
Purrhaae O f
INSTANT
10 o*. jar $1.27
G O L DHI I
IB
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lj
■■riftftM yaft
| f l Q
H M M
FRESH BAKED!
"EVERFRESH"
H S. TI A
MM. 'Pl J
Sl
■■■ ■ ■ ■■
Coupon good at ju u r “ T h r ift* ■)
O n l), Th ru W rit., llrcrm h rr H
30 EXTRA
With Thin
Coupon A 1 hr
I’urrhaer Of
i.i(ii,m
I> Cite KNT
32 O*. till. H9c
G ive Bettor E lectrically. . . right Btrnight down you r lilt, and
everyone will bo glad you did! You’ro giving convenience, effi
ciency, easier living when you give electric gifts. T h ey're “ helping
hands" the year-round. . . to make work lighter and entertaining
O n lj. Thru
extra
W ith Thla
See those and many more at your favorite store
“7
•
•
e
e
a
e
Fry Pans
Hair Dryers
Heating Pads
Juice Extractors
Knife Sharpeners
lam ps
(Table A Floor)
• Message/Vibrators
• Meat Grinders
e Power Tools
e Radio, Hi-Fi. TV
Tt0MoZS/L
and
oivwo,
P
p i T
II
l
Coupon A The
Purrhaae Of
G O LHDI J
■BgpM BIH M
■
BOND
knciiii . u).v
■S
T TrAv M
T Pr S
jS
g f l l j
12 Oa. Phg. 39c
Coupon good nl tou r "T h rlftn a )'
• Rotiueries
e Sandwich Grills.
e Shavers
e Shoe Polishers
• Toasters
• Toothbrushes
e Vacuum Cleaners
e Waffle Baker
-and lor that very
ipeclal gift:
ALL-ELECTRIC Kl
Only, Thru WttL. December 11
• BREASTS
(WITH Kill)
• LEGS
• THIGHS
aL s2
S
CfT THIS U-PA£E FILE 8008IET il tUdrkal ippliiaca dorm.
“ A Troamry of ChrMmu Hm»*
Is litMon tour nor 4 ltd hripitm
your hohdjf lotion.
aflqmeless
..
I J/ 1 ] ' I |1
W e d , llccem h rr
:>o
THE “NEW LOOK* IN GIFTS IS ELECTRIC
• Bed Coverings
e Blenders
• Broilers
• Can Opantrs
• Carving Knives
e Casseroles
• Clocks
• Coffee Makers
• Corn Poppers
• Deep Fat Fryers
e Food Mixers
G O LD
LBAOf N
t iD
U
■STTTT
jSS
S
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A
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P
ftM U ftl
g f l l j g i l l
M M R R M
Coupon good at )uur "T h rlflw ay’
brighter. And you’ll bo remembered gratefully whenever they're used.
I
Virginia Petroakl
F. O. Bog 1314
Hanford
Pkyllla RugrnaUto
FA 2-S254
Laho Mary
Nora h'erria
TB 8-1314
H. Stainoit
■ « ■ ■ ■
30 EX TRA ■ F P " P P * H
With Thin
I JGl O
U Lf D
J J
Coupon A Th*
Purchaa* Of
■B
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M
p n i
(illtll’Nl)
U SM
T A iM' tPJS l
FLA. GRADE ” A’
CHUCK
Lb. 79c
Coupon good at your "Thriftway'
Duty. Thru Wnl, Dccrmhvr It
too
P Q W K R
&
L I B I T
Minnie am o nonioa
e
m
m
..
„
207 Magnolia Ave.
DO YO U R
CH RISTM A S SHOPPING W ITH
GOLD BOND
I
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(H lw ji>anforh fm tld
9
Zip Code 32771
Police W ithout Cluo
In Sinatra Kidnaping
>
8TA TE U N E , Ner. (U P I > - eials repeatedly refused to an - 1 heating arms Sunday n lg h f
Polieo officials In tiro Mate* sw er
newsm en's questions, about an hour before his to
today turned their attention deepening the mystery that p. m. performance at a plush
VOL. 66
United Premi Leased Wire
KeUbliahetl 1008 TUKS., DECEMBER 10, 1963
SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 70
from tin heavily armed bank surrounds the disappearance gambling casino with the
Tomm y Dorsey band. His
robbery suspect* to the snow- o f the IB-year-old singer.
Y oung Sinatra was forced roommate, Joe Foss, was
covered Slerrs in their search
for Frank Sinatra Jr., who from his room by two men bound and gagged and w arn
ed, "don’ t move for 10 min
Jim Hardy la M a vaca
w as kidnaped at gunpoint
utes if you warn to see the
from his motel room at this
tion . . . more o r 1c m . The
kid again."
Lake
Tahoe
gambling
center.
•••
genial man who banda out
Police and ' FBI agents so
The hank robber suspects
tboao overtim e parking tic
far h ive refused to revest if
w ere seized with a small
kets has been given a respite
they have turned up any p o s
arsenal 20 miles from the
_
b y the City Commission. In
sible motives for the kidnap
kidnap scene in California
ing or if any members o f the
®
effect, that is. He’s supposed
Monday. Authorities at first
young
entertainer's
fam ily
indicated the nix might be
to mark tires over two hours
TALLAHASSEE (U P ll have
been
contacted
by
the
connected with the kidnaping. The
during the holiday season, un
Beverage
Department
kidnaper*.
Rut
late
Monday
night
live
til Jan. 1.
said today cigarette tax c o l
Young Sinatra's famed sin g
FBI said the only eyewitness lections for live month o f Oct
s e e
er-actor father remained scto the abduction. Slnatra'a ober totaled $1,761,718.
And talking o f holidays:
eluded at a Reno hotel with
roommate, was unable to
What sort o f a vandal Is it
a telephone being kept open.
make "a positive Identifica
who would steal the bulbs
He was described as " n e r
WASHINGTON
(L
T
D
tion
of
any
of
the
six
m
en."
from Christmas decorations
C A P E KENNEDY (UPI) The development apparent The Arm y Corps of Engineers vous and concerned." The v ic
President
Johnson
assured
in front o f a homeT la so—
tim 's mother, Naney, form er
congressional leaders today I ly left police without a major will dedicate a new $200,000
g
according to the police blot*
wife of the eider Sinstra, w as
that the United State* has t h e 'c lu e to the kidnaping. Offl field office Friday—the first
ter. And The Herald also had
keeping a phone open at h er
military
strength
to
survive
telephone calls. We can only
of m ore than to buildings in
Beverly Hills, Calif, hom e.
a surprise attack and destroy
say: Shame on you!
the Industrial complex of the
• • •
any aggressor.
M erritt Island launch area.
•
Johnson made the state
Re the bollta raids last
weekend: One gent was ask*
ment at a briefing o f lop lead
ed If he was making any
ers—both Dem ocratic and Re
TALLAHASSEE (U P !) bets. Ills answer: "C an ’ t—you
publican — of the House and
The cabinet gave general ap
Senate
on
th e
relative
got ’ em all in Jail."
proval today to a report by
• • •
strength of U. S. and Soviet
the Interagency council of
military forces.
g
CUy employes—other than
traffic safety but asked the
fire and police—are a bit
Defense Secretary
Robert
Four o f seven persons ar group to submit specific pro
concerned over lack o f City
lie included in his or her gift. Mrs. Sophie WnjcieSAKEPTA REST HOME residents will have the
S. McNamara, Secretary of rested in bolita raids over last posal* for final action.
Com mission action Monday
thowski is pictured (left) with Mrs. |(osa Byrd,
pleasure of Riving this Christmas. Mrs. Taanutr
By United Press International
Stair Dean Rusk ami Central weekend
forfeited
$307.50
night. Commission was re*
Mrs. K. V. Myklmnen and Mrs. l-utiru Braswell
Braden, supervisor o f the home, and employes
Heavy snow spread across
Intelligence Director J o h n bonds when their hearing*
quested to up i u contribution
BANGKOK, Thailand (U PI) the western prairies tod ay
are sewing nnd assisting the aged residents in
niuking and wrapping the gifts.
McCone participated in the were railed before Municipal
to the pension fund, from
Minister
Gen. and the weather bureau aaid
(Staff l’ hoto by Bill Vincent Jr.)
wrapping gifts. A picture of each person will
hour-long briefing in the cab Judge Kenneth McIntosh Mon — Defense
three to four per cent, to
Thanom Kittlkachron, a firm the storm would increase to
inet room o f the White House. day afternoon.
m atch regular em ployes three
Estreating bonds were Wil friend o f the West, was ap blizzard intensity during the
Afterward, the White House
p er cent o f salary contribu
Issued only a brief statement liam B. Thompson, white own pointed premier Monday to day.
tion. Commission lagged and
Three Inchee of fresh snow
about the meeting. It said: er o f a grocery at 1805 West su cceed Ihs late Field Mar
g
took
no action, deferring.
fell In the pre-dawn hours at
"The
discussion
covered 1.1th Street; and Henry and shal Sarit Thanarat.
Firem en contribute three per
Salt Lake City, Utah, and
both the status as of today Manila Leslie, 800 West 11th
cent o f salary, with the city
Lander, M'yo.
and as it is forecast to be Street, and Delde Knighton,
m atching with three per cent.
ELKTON, Md. (U P I) - In
Heavy snow warnings w sr#
through the decade of the 1301 West 13th Street.
ORURO, Bolivia (U l’ 1) —
Policem en contribute three
Sanford
JAYCEKS
have '60s.
Trial will he held Dee. 20 vestigators turned today from Issued for Kansas, Nebraska
per cent, with the city match Virtual martial law w as In
set Dee. 18th us the deadline
"The President emphasized on charges o f possessing lot the "w h at happened" to the and South Dakota. Hazard
ing at seven per cent. Is why ferre today in this two-mlleNEW YORK (U P I) A against Jan Tier, 37, a sta fo r entries in tha annual that the U. S. military pro tery tickets for Ruby and Bus "h o w did it happen" phase ous driving warnings w era
tlie other city em ployes arc
o f Sunday night's crash o f a posted for parts of M 'yoming,
high mining renter, a key judge ruled Monday that a tuesque model. She was ar Christum* lighting contest in gram will rontinue to provide ter Andrew Slack, 511 Sanford
unhappy over Commission in
Pan Am erican M’orld Airway* Colorado, New Mexico and
front-line position in a conflict nude girl on a city street is rested recently for posing in the Sunfoid area, according for a strategic force sufli- Avenue, and James Frank
action.
Boeing 707.
Manhattan's
staid
linanrial
not
breaching
the
public
Arizona. Ranchers In western
ciently large to absorb a sur Mack 500 East Fifth Street.
between the government and
• • •
to
Wayne
Aila-rt, contest
Kansas were urged to protect
prise attack and survive with
ita Communist-infiltrated op peace if the only one who district while wearing only a
g
Policem an Jim Hardy found
smile
and
perhaps
some chairman.
their livestock against tha
ponent* which could explode secs her I* a police officer.
sufficient power to Ims cap
this note with an overtime
First and second place tro
C A P E KENNEDY (U P I) Policemen may be people. goosollcsh.
■torm.
into civil war.
able of destroying the aggres
parking ticket in a courtesy
phies will lie awarded to the
The Navy successfully tested
The
arrest
had
been
nude
Criminal
Court
Judge
Rich
sor."
More than two Inches o f
It was not certain what
b ox : " I plead guilty to the
host in religious, traditional,
its new longer range Polaris
new anow blanketed m ost o f
would happen later t o d a y ard Daly ruled, but a lone on a Sunday. Tin- narrow
Today's
briefing
was
re
charge that m y front wheels
missile
Monday night and
und artistic settings and a
the area by daybreak.
when time run* out on an ulti detective is not the "p u b lic." streets oir downtown Manhat
ported to be one m ore step in
were life inches on the yel
firat
place
trophy
for
tire
now
la
looking
ahead to an
Judge Daly dismissed dis tan were deserted except for
Elsewhere, enow flu rries
matum presented to the g ov
Johnson’
s
efforts
to
keep
key
low Une." Jim also found an
even newer version with a
beat overall display in the redcontinued from th* G rea t
ernment Monday by rebelliou* turbing the peace charges Miss Tire and Eugenia Lewis,
Postmaster Cecils Heard
congressional figures fully in
other parking ticket in a cour
m ightier punch.
36, the photographer, and dentinl clas*.
Lakes states eastward into tha
said today, "Early mailing
formed.
tesy box but this was address tin miner* demanding the re
Florida Power A Light Co.'s
John Wilcock, 3ti, a free lanco
lease of three imprisoned Com
North Atlantic. Ths w eather
o
f
all
Christmas
cards
and
The session was similar to
ed to "H igh w aym en!"
writer. Along carnu detective traveling trophy will he awardbureau said up to 15 Inches
munist* within 24 hours.
• •
•
a hrirflng given s i the Nation gifts is the biggeat single fac
NEW YORK ( U P D - StudeJoseph Lcavy.
I *'<l for the year, to the ramTha miners, backed by a
al Security f'oqncil meeting tor in getting all of the mail baker Carp., said today If will o f heavy, w et snow w ere e x
g
A week o r so ag o The Her
- Ttir mode* e -p l* lr -d f h o J j ’ V V having th* beat rummerpected by nightfall in enovvbelt
,»
last w erk. It covered both delivered before Christmas.
ald publicised the police de sizeable inilitia, are hr
were preparing a book on tlic,| ^ ul display. Decoration* for conventional and n u c l e a r Postoffice facilities have been cloae down Us South Mend areas south o f Buffalo, N . Y .
four
Americans
uml
13
•drier*!
partm ent's new promotion, a
plant
within
the
next
week
or
city’ * public sights. .Mis* T I* c .H ‘ K,tw»>r,» *h,,w windows, and forces.
expanded, ample help will be
Up to 10 inehes o f snow
now Junior rifle club. Chief in thu nearby town o f C itavi
two. This will be at the end
in tiic altogether, was to a * l 1building* are Included In this
n*
hostage*
for
the
relea-e
o
f
fell in western Pennsylvania
While House Press Secre available, and everything is o f
Roy Williams reported this
the present production
some interest to the fo A •-•ategory.
fit y CommUloo
tary Pierre Salinger noted being geared up to handle a schedules, Studebaker's board Monday. Roads wera ica-eovmorning that luo boys and the prisoner*, two o f whom
ground o f each scene. Lcavy
Albert said that eontrsirecord Christmas mail this
are
charged
with
homicide
ami
ered and slippery and m any
Sanford.
Florid*.
that mem bers o f Congrri*
girls showed up last Salurchairm an announced.
wa* not Impre-'JCd.
unU may enter both rcsidenminor traffic accidents w ar*
Gentlemen:
have received high-level mil- year,"
day at th« Police Benevolent one with emliezzlement.
"A ctually, the defendants tiwl nml commercial categories,
The entire Christmas mail
Col. Jorge Soruco, command
reported.
It k with the dreprst
rifle range. FVI, it will be
itary briefing* before but said
annoyed no one, interfered ,,ul "‘-parate entry blank* are
ing period is a big battle
Ilncing at M'aterford Park
repeated every Saturday, boys ant o f the Oruro Military Dis sense o f appreciation that
lie did not knowr if the* ever
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
required
for
each.
Entry
against tim e; even though
trict, replaced the m ayor o f
at Chester, W. Va., waa can
we acknowledge alt the ef with no one, obstructed rw
and girls.
got a comparison of Soviet
(U
P
I)
—
U.
S.
Ambassador
the city Monday, assuming
fort* to honor our non, one, became offensive to nu lilunks may he picked up at and U. S. Strength, such as Christmas Is two weeks sw sy Adlal E. Stevenson, Security celed Monday becauaa tha
|
• ty
••
tile Jay f e e information llldg.
bv the calendar, tt's Christ
R. E. Porter has been fish control o f civilian activities as Terry, who gave his life in one, except perhaps the po
was provided today.
Council president for Decem snowstorm created basardous
on
French Ave.
mas every day at the Post
well
a*
the
army
garrison.
lice
officer,"
said
the
judge.
service to hi* country, ilur
ing off-an don , wishy-washy,
It was understood that the
ber.
api>calcd today for a driving conditions on roads
Entrant* are requested to
Office from now on, the post
attention ha* been railed to
for lot these m sny years. He
President wanted to reassure
quick windup to the roun dl's leading to tha track.
keep displays lighted every
master said.
the fart that member* o f hi*
A t least four periona died
caught a three-pound bass in
Congress that defense econ
latest debate on Portuguese
night until winnrr* are an
Always
send
Christmas
graduating clas* at Semin
when a car skidded o f f U. S.
IBM in Wisconsin. He repeat
African territories.
omy measures he has approv
ranis by first class mail, us
nounced in order that judges
ole High School have sug
99 north o f Loa Angeles Mon
ed last Sunday at Wekiva
ed will not affect the preemi
ing the new five-cent Chrlttmay have ample time to eval
gested that you name the
day night in a rainstorm, l b s
River Haven, with Adah Sut
nent American position in mas Tree stamps, and be sure
uate them.
new City Library lluilding in
ton as a witness, lie hooked
car, carrying nine persons,
military power.
WASHINGTON
(UIM)
return name and address In
Albert said that display*
his honor.
• half-pound rcd-brca»tl I I
The M'arrcn commission is tumldril down a 150-foot em
cluding 7.1 P code number, is
• • •
A six-man Jury today was must be seen from the street
M e are writing this letter
studying today a formal FBI bankment.
A Sl.onn appropriation for
on each Christmas can l sa
to say that we arr humbly bearing testimony in the " c it and should be completed be
J|
City Manager Pete Knowles
report said to establish that
the operation of the General
ve lope, she urged.
proud o f our son and we do rus swindle" trial of C. It fore the entry ia submitted.
makes
another
prediction:
Lee Harvey Oawaid, alone
Sanford Memorial Library, re
appreciate the thought be. Lowderinilk, one of four do
City will Lake over the new
and unaided, fired the shots
troactive to October
1003,
hind this suggestion, lio n , fendants charged with a $300,
sew age disposal plant between
that killed President Ken
ATLANTA (U P I) Alterwas approved by the CUy
10 15 January. Later and Commission Monday evening. ever, * r do not feel that it 000 grand larceny in the cir
nedy.
ncy* lor the Curtis Publish
later. Rut Pete did say In
would be fair to single him cuit court o f Judge Voile A.
George A n d r e w
Speer,
ing Co tndsy argued for ■
spection is being run todayout above so many other* William*.
WASHINGTON
(U P I)
speaking for the library, said
on live boiler.
who
have
served
their
rounSitting
on
the
jury
are
r.
new trial In a $3.(I*>0,0(JO ver Former U. S. Solicitor Gen
A
special
meeting
nl
the
LAKELAND (UPI) — \
it
has
been
operating
“
in
Hie
• • •
WASHINGTON (UPI)
try well, also. Our grief i* no F. Ilrnliam, T. W, Mcro, It. North Orlando Village Conn dict awarded in a libel case to eral J. Lee Itankin was nam- Florida Citrus Industry Com
red" »ince that time.
Federal funds tu begin con
R. K. Porter (back on the
i-renter than that of many
M.
Spier.
II.
G.
Austin,
Fred
til
vtill
lie
held
at
7:30
p
in
Commissioner M. L. Ru
former University o f Georgia ed today to lie general coun mittee will go to Washington struction on the long-awaited
jo b for today only) will slick
••lher», und we therefore a*k Molly and T. J. Chulfant. The today in the Civic Uuildmg
sel for the special commission later this month to fight pos
bor n Jr. expresses! the ouinAthletic Director W a l l a c e
Cross Florida Barge Canal
'9
his neck out and say, after
that (hi* building not lie alternate is M. A. Gibson
for the purpose of open illsinvestigating the assassina slide reduction of tariffs on
ion that the library should lie
appeared assured today.
Mutts
tit at Boca Raton session last
named
for
him.
Prosecution,
under
Mate cussion on Mayor W \V An
tion o f President Kennedy foreign oranges and orange
returned to control of the
Passage by the Senate o f •
Friday; The new four-year
I'lrasr
convey
oui
feel
M
eibom
Cody,
one
of
sev
Attorney
A.
L.
Steed,
wah
r
-on'
*
proposal
to
appoint,
products
with
the
full
support
liankm's selection was an
city and from the library trus
$1.3
billion public works bill
undergraduate state univer
ing*
to
those
who
have
»ugpresenting it* testimony Ibis o r elect, a live -member ('Hi* eral attorneys for the com nounced by Chief Justice Earl of Florida Citrus Mutual be
tees but was informed that
Monday assured that $1 mil
sity will be located at the
E«*led
Ihi*
honor,
and
again
pany
which
publishes
the
Sat
hind
it.
morning.
/e
n
t
Charter
Hoard
to
rnnsidWarren,
chairman
of
the
a contract with the Sanford
lion in construction
funds
Lake Ada site. Don't ask us
we »a> thank* for the in.
l.owdermtlk
and
t h r e e c r and draft any changes urday Evening Post, told U. commission.
heirs precludes this
rove.
would be available for th*
why we say so. W « don't
teresl
and
ronrrrn
of
people
S
District
.lodge
lo-wis
R.
other*
are
charged
with
huvthought
necessary
In
the
exThe
announcement
describ
All other action on the
project.
know why we feel so. Except agenda for Monday evening * all over our city. M r are ing swindled Hi-Acre* Con- ( i.vling charter,
Morgan that the verdict waa ed Itankin as a "distinguished
The appropriations bill still
that the State Uoard of Con session was either tabled or
proud to be a part o f «urh a rentrate, of Forest City, out
Progress reports from Vill- "e x ce ssiv e " and that Mutts' law yer." It said he has a c
must
go to a conference coihtrol members skipped so fast passed due to the absence of tom munily.
introduced
b i a s cepted (lie appointment and
o f $2tH).ouO in the solids ton- age Committee chairmen also dturnry*
over that question, without
mitlcc to reconcile d ifferen c
Sincerely,
tent of citrus sold to that arc <n thu agenda for the against the Post in arguing to "i* now in die performance
Commissioner Joe Maker.
es, but there was no d isa g ree
com m ent whatsoever. . . af
Mr. and Mr*. Ilrnvrr Cordell firm
meeting.
I a 12-man jury last Aug. 20.
of his duties "
ter oemment about the other
ment on the Florida p roject.
Mania (Taut, In the guise
three sites still in the run
Both Ihe House and Senat*
o f City Commissioner Jim
ning. Different board mem
voted to provide $1 m i!"o n to
m y Crappx, will present a
bers had something to say
start work on the canal.
Christmas gilt to downtown
about the other three sites . .
The project is estimated to
WASHINGTON (UPI)
shoppers In Kanfnrd, co m
but not one com m ent on the
cost a total of more than $115
Freaidrnl JnmiMin askni Con
mencing
about
Thursday.
Lake Ada site. One member
million. About $1.9 million al
Hawing to ■ petition sign
plugged for the Deseret (M or gress today to honor John F.
ready has been spent in plan
Kennedy
by
placing
the
like
ed
by
M
per
cent
o
f
the
mon)
site, although staff
ning.
members pointed out that a ness of the slain chief rxecti
" " r e lia n t.. City
Toe Town of Casselberry, I Ervin's statement advised was defeated by the Cat sci turns have hern tiled through machine prior to It* arrival
on the nation's 5o-ccnt
. . .
huge drainage program would live
^ “ mission Monday even
pjcce
long hailed as a tax-free that the town was legally in berry citizenry in a recent legal counsel for Mr*. Hope in Ca*.ellM.-rry on the day o/
Ing agreed to rover parking
be in order. Another hoard
Bennett, wife o f defeated can the election.
rorporated on Oct. lu, 1910, referendum election.
The present half dollar car- municipality, learned Monday
m eters far Christmas shop
m em ber plugged for the Lee
under general laws o f live
Members of the hoard Mon didate Elton Bennett and C.
In other matters on the
per* until Jan. I. The pellRanch site. A third member riea the portrait o f Benjamin night that it is possible for state of Florida and that these day night were quick to point S. Magitl, also a defeated agenda, monthly committee
lion
w a a presented
by
.,ny and all form s of generally same laws apply to it* meth out that the people, by voting candidate
argued that the board should Franklin.
if
the
election reports were heard; action on
Crapp*.
Johnson said in a special a c e fp(e<j taxation, including ods of government, taxation, down the charter which speci- stands.
not worry about placing the
donation to the Juvenile Coun
l a |„re(n taxes, to be lev- annexation, form s of legal fically prohibited ad valorem
Finanre Director llenry
university clove to the Mar m en age that the likeness uf
The protest term* the e lec cil was tabled: audit for the
estimated It will
tin plant or any other space Kennedy which would be u se d ' 1^,1 Up,,n its citizens at any indebtedness and elections, j taxes, appeared to have "saw- tion returns "erroneou s and past (our months was author T am m
place because the school Is on the coin was personally ap time by its elected govern
The statement went on to cd off the limb which held fraudulent" and aska fur a ized; ordinances to regulate ro sl the city about MM a
designed primarily for muter- proved by the late President ing Iwdy.
aJvi>c that the majority of th em ."
"full investigation, examina voter registration and estab week In revenue from the
meter*.
graduates and not for working for a presidential series m ed
A ruling from Attorney Gen- 1 incorporated
municipalities
Action on accepting result* tion and correction o r a re lish a building coda were
CHRISTMAS SEALS ti|ht TB and
/•
graduates. What does that al which has been issued by eral Richard W. Ervin wax operate under charter grant- of the Dec, 2 municipal elec call election ."
<P-S.: Commissioner Son
tallied and action on setting
It lir RESPIRATORY DISEASES
leave? The Lake Ada site, the mint for several years.
ny
Raborn,
protesting
that
read at Monday night's meet- ed ihroti.-h legislative action. tion was tabled upon rcrom
Basis for the complaint is a definite meeting for further
with full municipal utilities,
merchants and thrlr em
mg of the Board of Aldermen it rccummcndt-d that C s ste l-1im-ndalioa of McIntosh until the fact that voting machine consideration of th* proposed
i
schools, churches, accessibili
by Attorney Kenneth Mcln- j berry use the present T itus-' after Thursday of tills week tapes recorded a total of 30 comprehensive zoning ordin ploy r* would abuse the pri
ty, no drainage problems,
vilege, won hi* point to
tosh who aptly defined the villa charter a* a model to by which time any bill of com- vote* more than the
total ance was postponed until after
lakes for recreation, nearby
OCALA (UPI) — A search opin nn as one to "lift the draft a local chsrter. Oddly plaint must have been filed number o f registered voters llic first of tiic year.
lim it the free parking to
housing, what-have you. A was underway in Lake War cloak of mystery shrouding enough, ihe Titusville docu if action 1* to be instituted in calling ballots. This error, at
tw o hours and hinted Ike
The meeting was adjourned
note to the State Board o f ner today for Herman O ver legality of the town's UKor ment wav the primary one circuit
by
the
election subject to call pending fur Com mission I* considering
rourt of Seminole explained
Control: Move in. whenever man. reported missing since1poration for more than ii 1used as a basis to draft Ihe , County.
honnl. resulted from faulty ther dev clop menu on live elec elim inating Ihe parking me
•M*ltVM«$U 0««M VIN M
you like.
Sunday on a (idling trip.
|years."
|prop»M'd town charter which | Protests of
election re sotting o f Umi county voting tion matter
ter* lor all tim e.)
WEATHER: Fair with high near 70 today; wanner Wedneaday; low tonight 45-80.
C lO t +
LBJ Stresses U.S. Military Might
rUULVA
Lawmakers
Reassured
In Briefing
Cigarette Tax
Dedication Set
Four Arrested
In Bolita Raids
Forfeit Bonds
Report Approved
Snow Blankets
Prairies; East
Cels Flurries
Premier Named
Civil War In
Bolivia Feared
Nude In Streets
Gets Court's O K
Yule Lighting
Deadline Set
Crash Probed
Early Holiday
Mailing Urged
Polaris Tested
Closing1 Near
Letter To
The Editor
Plea To UN
$1,000 Library
Fund Approved
Testimony Heard
In Citrus Trial
Report Studied
Post Argues
For New Trial
North Orlando
Meeting Tonight
Rankin Named
Probe Counsel
Tariff Fight Set
Free Parking
Downtown For
Yule Season
•>9
JFK50-Cent
Piece Asked
After 2 3 Years A Legal Eye-Opener For Casselberry
Town's Residents Can Be Taxed By Its Aldermen
9
Fisherman Sought
I
Florida Canal
Step Nearer
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THURS., OCTOBER 10, 1963
COUNTY NEWS
Final Plans
Announced
For Show
C btm
fc d iiio n
PAGE 12
C A P Launches Membership Drive
Holds Court O f Honor
By Jane Casaelherry
Boy Scout Troop 841 of
Casselberry held a family
night eovered dish supper and
Court of Honor Monday night
in Weaver Hall of the Cassel
berry Community Methodist
Church.
Colored nurviee taken c*i
tho troop’s trip to t h #
Smokies last summer were
shown and Chief Paul Bates
of the Casselberry Volunteer
Fire Departtment presented a
program on fire prevention
imd artificial respiration.
He was assisted by Stewart
Thompson, Tim Cobcrn and
Ricky laigo, younger mem
bers of the department, who
helped demonstrate mouth-1
to-mouth r i s s a i breathing
with tho aid of -ReacusiAnne”, their new training aid.
An American Red Cross film,'
“ That They May Live", was
shown prior to the demonstra
tion aostrtosy of tha Seminole
Red Cross Chapter.
Chief Bates said that he
had received a letter from a
grateful couple in Massachu
setts who has seen this film
■ml demonstration put on by
Casselberry firemen and re
turned to Massachusetts just
in time to save the lives of
their two grandchildren with
the information they had
learned.
M rs. Doudney Accepts
Presidency O f PTO
j |
I IB
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Sen. Young
To Address
Republicans
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ing Merit Badge; Gerard O'
Conner, Coin Collecting Mer
it Badga and Danny CasseL
berry, A rt Merit Badge.
P e t e r Montgomery waa
given a Recruiter Stripe for
bringing in a new boy to the
troop.
Ail those taking the sum
mer trip were presented with
a green ribbon pin to wear on
their uniform*.
Those receiving certificates
for participating in the Junior
Lenders' Training C o u r s e
held a t Camp Lonacho lust
weekend were Scoutmaster
Daniel, staff advisor; Eddia
Cundiff, staff associate; Rick
Casselberry, staff; Bob Glaze,
Walter Blstline, Danny Demp
sey, Billy Dempsey, David
Krohne, Hrx Pierre, Allen
Sullivan. Eduard Cundiff nnd
D a n Casselberry. Leonard
Casselberry, troop euniniittea
chnirmun, also attended tha
course.
A surprise presentation vvat
made to the "scout widows",
wives of tho adult leaders
who sit home on ninny week
end* while their husband* nr*
on ramping trip* with the
scouts.
Airs. Daniel, Mr*. Waliy
Krohne, Mrs. Eddie Cundiff
and Mrs. Casselberry, all re
ceived attractive replica* of
their husbands* badge of of
fice on a them to wear a*
necklaces. This i* the Hist
time auch an award ha* been
mud* us BroutmaMer Daniel
made the necklaces, and he
hue already received several
requests from lenders of
other troops to make them 0 •
f.«r their wive*.
Humorous skits Were pre
sented by ell the patrols in
cluding the “Kitten" Patrol,
made up of Beth, Tina and
Terri Daniel and Melenda
Casselberry who accompanied
their families nnd the scouts
on tho summer trip and or
ganized their own patroL
tIfi#
Area Artist
Has Show
Camp Fire Girls, Blue Birds
Being Formed In Altamonte
United Press Leased Wire
Established 1908
FBI., OCTOBER 11, 1963
SANFORD. FLORIDA
I.
■>r,»
Higginbotham To Run
Against Tom McDonald
Mayor Thomaa S. McDon
ald and fornirr Mayor Earl
Higginbotham
are pitted
against each othrr In the
City Commisaion flection of
Nov. 6.
Both qualifird before 9
o’clock thla morning with City
Clerk Henry Tamm in Group
C N O Safety Award
V A H -3 Gets New
Vote Eligibility
In County At
Only 50 Percent
Executive Officer
BONN tUPH — Chancel
lor Konrad Adenauer, for I t
year* head of the We«t tierman government, today for
mally tendered his resigna
tion to President Heinrich
l.ucbke,
Adenauer, 87, travelled
from hit cham-ellory to the
presidential pnlncc next door
at nu.lmnrnitig to report to
LtieM.e on hi* trip to Iterlin
Thursday and to hand in his
resignation.
Photographers culled on
short notice took pictures of
Adc-muier bunding Luchko is
large white envelope. Only n
ii.If hour later were report-r*
told the envelope contained
Adi-nauet '* resignation.
According to a schedule
agreed several days ngo,
l.uelike will announce to par
liament Tuesday he lure ac
cepted Adenauer’s resigna
tion, but asked him to remain
on ns caretaker until a suc
cessor is elected.
Economic< Minister Ludwig
Erhard already ha* been
eleitcd by the two parties
forming the government coal
ition to form the new governou-nt.
l.uelike iv to send Erhard'*
nomination to the parliament
Wednesday. Ih« lower house
will vote on the Humiliation
i without debate,
As the Christian Demo
>rats, which Adenauer ami
Erharel lead, ami tl.eir p art
ners, the Free Democrats, to
gether have s majority. Iqr.
hard'* clcitlnn i* a sure thing.
The npiKisItlu.i Social Dem
ocrat* have said they will
vote nguinst Erl.aril, hut will
respect hi* election. In the
words of party leader, W o t
Berlin Lord Major Willy
Brandt, the Solid Demo rut*
"will give Kthnni a fair
chance."
EARL HIGGINBOTHAM
New 1040 Tax Form
Has Your Number
WASHINGTON (U PI)-The
Internal Revenue Service Is
trying a new sjslem to make
it easier for taxpayer* to till
nut their in.ome tux return*.
Some taxpajer* won't have
to bother alsiut putting their
names, addresses or torial
security number* on the tax
(orin* thl* year.
IBn lottimltxioner Morti
mer M. l.'uplm made public
Thursday the new form 1040
that will lie sent to the tax
p ajer with his name, address
uud Soeiul Security number
already filled in.
The idea is to cut down on
mistake* through the aid of
automated equipment Optical
scanners, scieptltirally attun
ed to the special Ink, will he
ub!e to read each name elec
tronically and record receipt
id the form.
Cajitin said Uu* new ptr-ad-
Cdr. Warren J. Iloriler bus August 1936, nnd greatly as
relieved Cdr. Hugh O'Hara ns sisted in the merger of th*
executive officer of l)envy Heavy Attack Training Unit
Attack Squadron 3 nt Sanford and VAH-3, uud establishing
Naval Air Station.
tha Replacement Air Group
A native o( (.'ape Girardeau, 1Truing Program for th* A3
Mo., Mueller e n t e r e d the "SI, ywarrior." Prior to reportNavy's aviation rndet pro- jug to lleuvy Three ns exeougram in November 1912. lie live officer, In* was tho A3A
uu* designate.! Naval aviator "Vigilante" project Officer at
urnl commissioned ensign at N'oilh A m e r i c a n Aviation
Corpus Christ!, Tex. in No Facility, Columbus. Ohio.
Uqmmnmfec *|Tl.ua comvember 1911.
" ,| • i^-i *i.VO en n .t Hie plciei! a tour of Heavy Attack
Korean mnfllci will. Anti- .hity dating buck to April
Suliioaiiiu Squad.un 23 and 1937, when In- was mulntem
w A . . .
was a wauled there rlecura- nance officer with Heavy At*
tlm r: Victory Medal, Kore.1.1 tin k Squadron 0. He gantinucd
Soivice Medal. L’nlhd Nations Ids i.inlntcnan
duties iqxin
S,-rvn< A t I and Un* A.neri- repotting to \ Ml t in I9.il,
can Theater Mclul' until assignment ire director
No Haven
Commander Boeder is n f training in Decrinlter.
TALLAIIA8MEK (DPI) —
long time veteran uf Heavy
lie became executive officer
Joseph Vulachi's testimony
Attack aviation, lie first re in M.nch t'.N'.J. a.ul on 13 July
Hint IM t'.un Nostra crime
ported to Heavy Attack :l it. relieved Cdr. a. It Johnson
1-o. i s live in Tiimpn doesn't
and Lccaine acting i.m.n.sml
mean Uori.ln is a haven for
n.g officer in addition to his
criminal*, Gov. Funis Bry
duties as executive officer.
ant said Thursday.
Commander tl'llnra reports
to the i'SS Forrestal for duty
Washington t e n t — Cubans Volunteer
Inter tills month.
The United States today pro
511AMI (U l'lt — About
tested to Die Soviet Union I.51MI exiled I'ubun doctor*
BLACKPOOL, E n g l a n d
against the blocking of two have volunteered to return to
(L'I’lt — The Conservative
Ameriean mil.buy convoy# on their Communist homeluml
ti.e areess highway lo West and help their countrymen re
party sought * new leader to
Berlin.
cover from III# ravages of
day to replace Prime Minister
Secretary of Stale Dean l.illcr hurrlcunu Flora.
Harold Macmillan, who an
Rusk summoned Soviet AmI \K K L A \P <UPI) - The batsador Anatoly F. Dobrynin
nounced Thursday that he will
1Man Protests
resign. Acting Prime Minister U. S. Agriculture Department in the State Department tn
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (U Ptt
pied.it..! Thursday Florida
Integration lenders, scorn
It. A. Butler and Science Min would produer l i l t million >xpirs* ti. S. objection.
Hue U. S military convoy ing a meeting of a city-spoilrater Lord llailsl.a.ii were ti.e Ix.xc* of urange* lids season,
attem pting to enter ll.-rliu sored bi-iu- lul committee, to
favorites.
but citrus Icadcts weren't so
from 55 eat Germany and an- day laid tlia groundwork for
Mucmilluii's announcement optimistic about tins harvest, .'tl.er convoy t.ea.leil out of n |>o»-dbte resumption nf mn*stunned the party convention.
"I would say that this nr- Berlin were hulled Thursday sivu racial Uemuiistratiuiis.
meeting in tl.ia seaside resort
estimat which is It) mil on the highwuy connecting
to work out n campaign pro lion boxes I. -. limn we hur- 55c*t Berlin and 55r.tt Ger Tennessee Too
gram for the general election# v■stid last year, is definitely many.
NASHVILLE (U l'lt — A
it might fight uguinst l.n'-or bullish at tl.is point," said
The Russians today closed ti.rev-judge federal em it s a id
Citrus Conn.ii,-dull general --lie lane of Die highway und Thursday It wuuld order rnin the nevt 12 months.
munager llon.er E. Hooks.
held up two mine convoy*.
apportionment ot the TennesThe USDA’s estimate of a
Itireka' quick sonin."lung of rev Senate un a population
Rutter, who nearly became grapefruit crop of 27.5 million tho Soviet envoy indicated the lureis but Would not disturb
(NS.Vi, peddled classified inuprime minister in 1957, when boxe* came ns a surprise to United States regarded the a Ib.usa realignment favura
Macn.illan was chosen by the Florida growers nnd Industry incident as considerably more Ids- to rural area*.
Many, many than to Die kind lerial* to Red agents for more
party to replace Anthony traders.
-erious than other rerent ones,
lady who presented The Her than twrn years, hut killed
LAREDO, Tex. (UPI»-A 66- I Eden,^ was
i-haige'of
ihe'gove.rre
himself
when
hit
lavish
spend
considere
d tl.n top Most citrus organizations which have generally been Church Meeting
aid staff with the flowers.
pound cache of pure heroin. n|r|(t
whiU Ml„.mj||an
upI......
«"!• bandied nt a lower level
'contender.
A* deputyn cpremier,
MIAMI IlKAi'H lUI'D —
She hurried off before we ing gave him nwuy.
wort.i 533 inillu.il on under eiuti-a
f 60 null.... hoxes und a through U. S. iiiililuiy offl. The Intel national convention
Ire.in
the
prostate
gland
Dunlap's
I.,
earl,
uf
U.
8.
lie
is
ill
charge
of
th*
govern
learned her name . . . and
world market* and second
grapefruit harvest uf 20 mil . iuls in Berlin.
of the Christian Church Dis
we thought she would like to security was the serond ease largest seizure in United operation that forced hi* de lion boxes.
cision
to
quit.
at
NSA
in
thre#
years.
In
ciples of Christ opens to
know. too. that what she pro
Mates history, today wav
Rut Hliilslialil, the dishev "Everyone rr.ilizrs this is
mathematicians
night with four resolutions
phesied c a m * true. She I960 NSA
$25,000 Bonds
held hy customs agents who
brought in white Confederate1Demon G. Mitchell and Wit- arrestrei a suave Canadian el, d, shaggy orator with a nil extremely difficult crop to
un race relation* nnd another
r stimuli* a. .urntely,” It-, be it
or moral and civil rights like
Hoses in the morning, laid bam H. .Martin fhtd to the couple.
.i
i Vtt,t following among tiie U. Rutledge said.
In Bank Theft
party rank ami file, mail* u
they would turn pink by noon 1Soviet Union by way of Me*ly to be major i*nur*(
Preliminary hearing* in
TAMPA (UPlt-A U
Rutledge, executive v¥ i"c e°
determinedI hid
bid fur th*
the post
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.
and red hy evening. They did. ico and Cuba.
federal court vsere scheduled
NSA deals with high-level tonight for Joseph Michel Ca Thursday night by announcing >'.".idcnt
t ’llre. »«* ™.m*
TI or dav n J Looks To Semite
too!
• • •
military Intrlligenee, partic
he
would
give
up
hi.
peerage
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•
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'*f,t
,
,
,
T
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WASHINGTON (Ul’lt
ron. 33 j ear-old M o n t r e a l
i
, i »■ n 1m •is ii ■ uraitJC*
aiiK« cfwp
rru|i »an In* comiilvrnl II*Ity luai
O Donnrll
Florida, Maryland. Virginia, ularly codes and ciphers of gambler, and his allrartive uml M*t*k rN'ction in th«* II
TI..administration counted
a maximum thut mn U luir- *'n,l Vincent l harlct Wintcll,
powNew York ami Georgia are this country and. foreign
charged in connection with a on Ih* Senate today to re .lore
.
. 30-jear-old wife. Marie Ida. uf Coraiuonfl.
.IsU'tl.
M d m abl, nce 0r
represented among the board ers. i t . work is perhaps the Tf)ey
Roanoke, \'a.. hank robbery. | deep lloiree cut* in the spaev
hr,ml*
ing midshipmen a t Sanford most a c rid of all government jay,
5lr«. O'Donnell sn.l 55'intell1 budget, ami to overturn a
resolution barring
Naval Academy, according to Hgencics.
Policy Pays Off are both relatives u( confess surprisu
The heroin, which would U. S. Confirms
th* superintendent. Col. II. J.
ed lunk robber Cart Close, any joint U. S. • Soviet moon
make 430 po.in.lv of narcotic*
In 96th Year
Furman.
who was sentenced to 25 expedition.
wl.en cut with milk sugar, Fish Poisoning
Man Held On
• * •
DETROIT (U l'lt — The
was found by border guards
COLLINSVILLE. III. lUPI) years in federal privon Mon
Sheila the lion will be three Theft Count
during a routine check. It was Food and Drug Admini.tru- -Retired schools Supt. Char ■lay after pleading gnljly to Same Old Stand
years old on Oct. 18. City
Clifford O Donovan.' Rt. t. the largest seizure ever at the tlon runfirmed todaj- that les II Dorris outlived his In robbing a Soutli C arolina1 WASHINGTON (LTD
President Kennedy find* RunManager I’ete Knowles says Oviedo, was being held in Jail United States-Mexico border dread botulism-E wire present oiranre policy today and U- bank.
Tiie O'Donnell woman and via ai.xiuuj to continue corthat since she is * "big g:rl ’ today on charges of shoplift- and strand largest ever found in fish puckr.1 by II. J. Darts- came his ownbrneliclary on
Wintcll arc charged with giv- dial talks on *tep« to «iuu
now no one is allowed in her ing groceries at Die Thriltway coming into this country, of (>o» * Bros. F i s h e r i e s of his oothbirthday annivervary
Gruiul Haven, Mich.
{ Dorris received a check fur ing aid, comfort and aaaiit ; East-iVeU tension but unwillcage at th* Sanford zoo to market on South Turk Ave ficials said.
ante
to a kno
vn felon, hinder...............
.......................
...... 1 ing
_ to make any. significant
_
"It is pure heroin." a cus The fish wxi# eaten by a a dividend and the f a c e ...
pet her any more. “ Five men nue, police reported. He was
couldn't hold her.” say* Pet*. held in lieu of 1107 30 bund toms spokesman said. "I am Knoxville, T#nn., father a n d 1amount of the $1.(88) pulley ing and preventing hi* appro- 1concession# on major point#
'•And with one swipe she pending hearing in City Court certain it is a syndicate oper- daughter who died »f botulism Odds of this happening are (tension and concealing know ( of friction -uch u* lierliu and
julruu."
| poisoning Jiuuduy.
'ra n i to t* tuvi.vuu to Uia*. ..id** about a leluua.
tm uuuig.
could knock j owi bead oIL ' 1 Uu» aUvrnuuQ.
Man, Wile Face
Heroin Charge
i1 4 ' TI
r
BRIEFS
U. 5. Protests
Convoy Blocks
Successor To
Mac Sought
Citrus Estimate
Called Bullish
I
.
'
a statem ent of hi* qualifka*
ti.'i.s and stand when h# an
nounced he would he a candi
date to succ#cd himself. Hig
ginbotham, In filing this
morning. Issued th# following
statement:
“ in making this announce
ment to run for the City Com
mission in Group I, I do so
with full knowledge of the
responsibilities that go with
this office.
” 1 served a* your city com
missioner for nine years and
as your mayor two years, and
during that period the City
Conimi'sion wotkrd harmon
iously with the County of
Seminole, Seminole County
School Hoard, Chamber of
Commerce, civic dub*, new*paper* and the radio station,
and for all the people bring
ing about the very highest
degree of progress for our
community, each group doing
the Job nrce»«nry to bring
about the wonderful growth
we now have.
“ A fine example of tha
THOS. S. McDONAI.l) dose ro-operntion we had
with the County Commission
ers I* the very fin# road vva
e.impl.-t.-.l from French Ave
nue to our new high school.
This road ii a credit to any
group, I am proud lo be abla
to auy I Imd a part in bring
ing this project about.
“ I also would like to bring
dressed forms, to he mailed to your attention that 1 am a
later this )cur, will be used member uf th* Presbyterian
only in ti.e scvcu slalo Atlan Church, of Sanford Shrtna
ta IRS district. Eventually, Club, past president of th*
they will Iw extended to the Kiwnni* Club, past exalted
other state*.
ruler of Elks Lodge, past
Test slate* for the new sys president of th# Chamber of
tem will he Georgia, Ala Commerce, privileg# member
bama, North Carolina, South of Junior Cham tier of Com
Carolina. Mississippi, Flor merce, past chairman ot City
ida. and Tennessee.
of Sanford bond truster#.
"I take the position the cit
The commissioner said the
1964 tux form has a tew oilier izen* own tha town and it is
changes but most of them are tha responsibility of th# com
minor. One revision involve* missioner# to vote for tha
the switching of column* for Interest and good of th# peo
reporting uuges uml tax with ple. I will always co-op rata
with ths newspapers and ra
held.
Caplin said it took two dio station in kiting ths peo
years for this rhansc to evol ple know a t all times how I
ve. He indicated it would feel and how I vote. I will
make it a lillle easier for the never say to the newspaper#
taxpajer lo add up Die col an.l the radio station ‘don't
umns.
quota me' whrn 1 am In a
City Commission meeting.
Tha public and tha press al
ways will b# welrom#.
“ I will forever strive to
give all citizen# a straight
forward answer to their prob
lem#. I need your help a t
tha
polls on Nov. 6. If jo u
WASHINGTON (UIM)-Thc
lloiree Judiciary Committee will favor m« and go to
want* Die administration to tha pull* Nov. 3 and Vota
(Uh or cut hail on civil right* for Earl Higginbotham, in
Group I, I will consider it
legislation.
Althuui'li rnuclung its invi un honor and a privileg# to
tation in the politest ot terms, work and vote for your de
the committee's r e q u e s t sires ami interest during Uia
Thurvlay tor a clo.cd-door next three years."
session with Atty. Gen. Hu
bert F. Kennedy came at a
call for a showdown un Die A BC Declines
bridling version uf the Pres
ident'* civil right hill approv Longwood Bid
ed last week try * judiciary
By Donna Estes
subcommittee.
A letter from ABC G*re
The subcommittee went far bage Service of Sanford re
hejornl the administration’s questing Lmgwood to makt
request* In several ot the other arrangements for th#
most controversial field* cov rotlrrtlon of garbage was ac
ered by the bill. Since then cepted by the city council at
at least oik* Negro civil rigid* a continued session h e l d
leader ha* publicly accused Thursday night.
(lie Justice Department ot
Council voted nut to award
trying to .cuttle the broaden another franchise at this lima
ed prov Utuiu.
hut to allow Ligue Garbacn
On Die othrr hand, some Service and Davis «nd I’crry
house civil rights supporters Garbage Service to operate
were* appalled by the Mihroin- in the city on a trial basis
mittcc's action, lerling it was ilurinz Die m-xt 30 days.
Representatives of bol l s
sure to drive away vitally
needed votes from moderate* companies appeared *t Thurs
day night's meeting.
and conservatives.
t for the City Commission
post now held by McDonald.
Former Mayor A. I.. Wilson
remains unopposed in Group
II for the Commltsion post he
now hold*. Deadline for fenilidates to qualify is next
Wednesday.
McDonald lest week issued
87 Year-Old
West German
Chief Retires
V A H -7 To Be Given
Tighter Security
Demands Seen
o| V
NO. 37
Adenaur Resigns As Chancellor
W«ll, th# candidate* are off
and running . . . three as of
noon today for City Commit■Ion. So far, Al Wilton la un
opposed to succeed himself in
Group II. Tom McDonald and
E a r l Higginbotham b o t h
promt*# "an Interesting race"
in Cruup I for McDonald's
post. Other candidate* still
shy and have not qualified . . .
although It. K. Porter It re
liably Informed there will be
Rear A d m i r a l Robert Attack Squadron Seven the
a fourth. On# rumored candi
Goldlhw-aite will make his Chief of Naval Operation*
date informed Wilson he is not
second appearance in Sanford
and will not he in the race . . . within two weeks Monday, Safety Award.
Goldthwaite. Commander of
too much personal business.
thla time to present Heavy Fleet Air forces for the Jack
• » •
sonville area, will arrive at
There are a couple interest
Ramey Field at 9 a.m. for
ing |F 8 in this rity election,
presentation
of the plaque
as to the city’* next mayor.
designating VAH-7 "safest
Forces already are lined up:
heavy attack unit lor Fiscal
IF Wilson and Higginbotham
I9fi3." Both Atlantic and Pa
are elected Wilson will be the
cific
Fleet squadrons were
next mayor; If Wilson and
considered In the judging.
McDonald are elected, Bonny
T ie admiral last visited the
Haburn will be the next maySanford Nuval Air Station
sir. That's the way the ball
Oct. 2 for presentation of the
bounces, or so It. E. Porter
Battle Readiness “ E" to
has been Informed.
Heavy Attack Squadron Ele
• • •
ven.
McDonald is taking off Sat
Cmdr. Leroy A. Heath,
unlay for a business confer
squadron commanding offi
ence at San Kruncisco and has
cer. will accept the coveted
appointed Wilson aa acting
trophy for hi* 34<l officers and
mayor during his absence.
men. A personnel Inspection
• • •
will precede the presentation
Mrs. William Grow, of
T ie “ Peacemakers" won
Washington, D. C., is one of ADM. GOLDTHWAITE the award in their first (ull
those nice people we like.
year of operations with the
She visited friends here re
inach two A-3A Vigilante a t
cently,- enjoyed reading The
tack bomber. VAH-7 was the
Herald well enough to sub
first squadron in either flee!
scribe to It after she returned
to operate and deploy with
home. She wrote The Herald
the Vigilante.
columnist, Mrs. II. L. John
Of special note is the fact
son: "I enjoy The Herald
that VAH-7 won the Safetyvery much, especially the
Award while operating aboard
Homemakers Comer.”
Only 30 per cent ol Semin ship during all or pails of It)
• • •
ole
County's potential electors of the 12 months considered
Twenty-two volunteer work
arc
eligible to vote in the in the grading.
ers of the United Fund re
The award returns to San
Nov.
5 election, it was re
ported to Chairman Paul D.
ford alter landing in the
ported
this
morning
by
.Mr*.
Lewi* tills morning that cash
hands of units basrd at Wliidand pledges total to,491.40 in Camilla Itruce. registrar.
bey Island, Wash., Sanford's
Mrs.
Itruce
completed
the
the drive for $18,425, plus $2,
Paeiiic Fleet counterpart, for
count
of
lti.tiuo
eligible
voters
.571 collected but not turned
this
mormug,
alter
Uia
cio
s-j,*
lc F*’1 ,liri'c >l'ari
in. Report was made at a
ing
of
Ute
registration
book*
I
coffee hosted by the Fern
Park branch of Winter Park last SateadM ^eraifiqsIw ,tj>f
Savings * Loan “We'll climb 1bad later nv' t* e t >.uat)
Die feather yet," Lewi* pro Com million there are a po
tential 22.0U) voters in the
mised.
county.
• • •
She added that the 16.800
No “On Boating" column on
ML\.Ml (I P I i - Lmz lived
the sports page today. The registered voters is an in
author, Donna, iv on the sick crease of 572 since early in Hurricane Flora, which killed
September. There are 5.151 an estimated 3.7181 person* in
list.
registered voters In Sanford a violent ‘’xiash across the
• • •
West Side-Grammar P ro 's and 14,134 freeholders in the Caribbean, was expected to
In'gm sly ing toda) ill t^ie cold
annual spaghetti dinner will county.
The Id.duo voters were brok Mlantic Ocean.
be held from S:3u to 8 p.m.
"Some decrease in high
Thursday in the Grammar en down Rarely by Mrs.
School caietcria. There also Bruce: White Democrats, 11, est wind* near the center
will be a cake walk, cartoon 917; colored Democrats, I,- should begin today as the
movies and a “ Mr. Magic." 936; whit# Republicans, 2.391; hurricane pa.ses over colder
Republicans.
102; waters,” said the Miami Wea
with proceeds going into the colored
white
independent*.
It'Jt;
col ther Bureau.
PTO fund.
ored Independents, (our; no
• • •
The 12day old tropical
Apropos of the times; “ I've party, 60, and Prohibitionists, storm, boasting tup 113 mile
per hour winds, huffeled Ber
captured a politician." cried two.
muda with gale winds Thurs
the cannibal. “Now I can
day night during its race to
have a bologna sandwich.”
• • •
wards the open Atlantic.
The latest advisory (ti a.m.)
Don't worry about finding
KDT was Issued by the Wash
jo u r station In life. Someone
ington Weather llmrau and
will tell you where to get off.
, • •
located Flora near latitude
WASHINGTON (U P!) — 35.0 nortu, longitude .si II west,
Edgar Siller «till a waiting
Dt-maml.« for a sweeping re and moving northeast at 25
and a-wondering about his
view
of U. S. security proved- ,„ ||C4
|„nir.
Senate - continued appoint
ures
apiK-ared
certain
today
Damage
estimates
from Dm
ment as Casselberry post
master. Postal inspectors’ of to follow disclosures that a season's sixth tropical twis
hut ran
flee al Orlando reported to high • living Army sergeant ter were inrumplrtr,
sold
secrets
to
the
Russians
as high a* I'ssi million Hard
day 'still no wonl " May lie
oou.
cal liit were Haiti and Culm.
R. E. Porter will have to for un estimated
The Defense Department
telephone Congressman S)d
Merlons at Washington to raid Thursday night thnt Sgt.
learn the reason tor the de I.C. Jack Edward Dunlap, 33,
lay. Siller was the Congress uii employe of ti.e super-seman's nominee tor the Job. rie t National Security Agency
riora'Heatiing
For Graveyard
Ross Rosazza
To Appear
In DeBary
P T A Committee Plans CarnivaS Longwood Clerk
Reports 254
Registered
Lions Selling
Candy For
Halloween
WEATHER: Widely nenttered showers, mainly in afternoon today and Saturday: high 84-88; low.- tonight in 60s.
Awards presented by Scoutmaster Ted Daniel went So
D|lTld Krohna, Star m nk|
w ,U|> Bjltlin(> p ,gton Ral„
By Mows Gvfariead
Th# South Seminole Cadet
Squadron, Civil Air Patrol,
last Saturday launched a re
By J#U# Barto#
cruiting driv# directed to
Final plana for th# Faihlon
ward boy# and girls, ages
Show and Coffto to bo spon
sored next Thursday for bene
1.7-19, and adults, ages 18fit of tha Altamonte Spring#
n2, in an effort to increase
Community Library warn an*
membership in the local
aooacod thla waak.
aquadron.
Tha of ant will teha plara at
Tha squadron was chart10 a. BL ia tba Educational
ared la February of this year
Rulldbig o f tha Altamonte
and now haa 21 male mem
Spring# Community Chapal.
bers. Meetings are held each
Fashion# will bo from Play
Saturday a t 1:30 p.m. in
girl Faahlona In F a n Park.
Huilding 2 at the Naval Air I
M o*la win ba Mra. A. M
Station In Sanford.
Blrka, Mra. Leonard Caaaal*
F irst Lt. Jack O'Ponnell of
harry, Mra. Gaorya C. Haarnt,
Sanford la squadron com
Mra. Thomaa Malona, Mra.
mander; First Lt. Harry S. [
Mrs. Carolyn Blstlinc, Mrs
W alter Norton, Mra. Carald
By llonna Estes
Foden of the Salvation Army
Paablaa, Mra. Albart Starke.
Mrs June Boyles, chair Dorothy iaick. Mr*. Jo Anne
Headquarter* in Sanford is
Mra. Euyano Taylor, Mra.
squadron chaplain and Pave man of Hie Clinic Mothers of Hammond, Mrs. France* Wil
Clifford Banda and Mra. JuiTilson of North Orlando is Longwood Elementary School, liams, Mrs. Jolmnie Mac
tan Williams.
acting warrant officer, squad has issued a request for more Yeoman:
Mrs. Francie Williams. Mr*.
Ora rail chairman of tha
ron executive officer, infor volunteer* to work in the fa
Etoise
Lnmmlcr, Mr*. Louise
cility.
ahow la Mra. Glenn llumea.
mation officer and testing of
.Mrs. Boyle* staled that al Bell. Mrs. Shirley Hodge,
N arrator will bo Mra. Milton
ficer.
Mrs. Jum llc Addison, Mrs.
Tinalay,
In opening the drive for though mothers have volun
Vicky McGough, Mrs. E. Ruth
A number of door prtxea will
recruits, Tilson said ‘‘the teered in sufficient number
Grant. Mr*. Mary Ellen El
ho awarded and aoma lueky
squadron Invites young peo for three to be on clinic duty
gin. Mr*. Betty Rhodes, Mrs.
member of tha audience will
ple to play an active role in at one time, it i» fell Jlut a
total of four is needed in Millie Titman, and Mrs. Phyl
receive a lovely, handhooked
community life and to prove
left to right, top photo. Cadets taking notes in
EMERGENCY SEARCH RESCUE operations
order for the work to lie sue- lis Burkey.
ecatter rug made and donated
themselves as cadets by per
bottom
photo
were,
from
le
ft
around
tnble,
Jim
Donations of sheets and
were outlined at hurt week’s meeting of tho
cesifully conducted.
by Mra. Kalph Patera.
forming Rervice mission# and
my
O’Donnell,
Billy
Rcttler,
Ivan
Ilakytn,
Barry
pillowcases
also are much
South
Seminole
Cadet
Squadron,
Civil
Air
Pa
Mother*
now
serving
are
A atgpriao program of on.
other emergency alerts.
Eller and Thomas O’Donnell.
trol, by Warrant Officer Davo Tilson, First L t
Mrs. Marie Fclgar, Mr*. June needed for the clinic. Anyone
tcrtalnm ant for Intermission
“ Cadets shoulder important .Strong, Mrs. Florence Mill- interested in helping t h e
(Herald Photos)
lfarry . 8. Foden and F irst Lt. Jack O'Donnell,
b planned under direction of
responsibility by serving sa tcllo, Mrs. Mary Frances school by donating linens
Mra. Keith Nixon, chairman,
radio operator*, couriers and Luke. Mrs. Daphna Clcmmer. should contact Mrs. Boyle*.
who te being aaaiated by Mra.
as members of first aid trams
Thomaa Untuck Jr. and Mra.
and the CAP provides them
Marcia Sobatka.
with
imnnrtant on-the-job
Officials of tbo Altamonte
training and responsible citi
Springs Library Auociatlon,
zenship.
aponaora of tbo ahow, have an*
♦‘Cadets receive orientation
nounced that all proc##d# will
flights in Air Force and Civ
bo uaed for operation of the
il Air Patrol plans* if they
Community Library w h i c h
have
parents
permission.
aarvaa a number of Southweat
They
wear
uniforms
of the
Seminole County araaa.
Mrs. A. C. Doudney accept-1 James Murray, new prinelU. S. Air Force with the CAP
eil the presidency of the Lake pal and school personnel were
insignia. The CAP’S method
Monroe School PTO at the | introduced. Murray, who exof preparing cadets not Just
fir-t meeting this term of the j plained the lunch program and
to follow the leader hill to group held Tuesday night in j tho new report card system,
be* one is highly recommend the school auditorium.
' urged those present to vote on
ed by the Air Force.
Elected to fill her former o f-' the school bond issue coming
“ In addition to leadership fit# as vice president was 11 | up Nov. and encourage,! partraining th- Civil Air Pstrol
F. Gana*.
ent# •“ #»*l*t in safety nt
concentrates on aerospace ed
Other officer* of the organ- school crossing* by seeing
ucation which has resulted tuition aiu Mrs. J. B. Stapler, j thnt their children follow the
in a marked increase in cadet treasurer and Mrs. Pauline »«f»ty rules.
By Shirley Wentworth
enrollment.
Kirkpatrick, secretary. Chair-! The room count uus won by
P lant to sponsor an auction
“CAP flies more than half mrn urc Mrs. Rolwrt Mann, the fifth grade,
to rails fundi for a Christ
of all searrh and rescue mis program; Robert Mann, par-! Following the meeting rcmas Party for children of the
sion.* authorised by the Air liamentarian; Mr*. Richard freehmente were served In the
Forest City area wrre made
Rescue Service and operates SehnlUler. publicity and Mr*.. lunchroom under direction of The DeBary Entertainment
• t a recent meeting of the
Association will present Ross
an extensive communications Ben Bullard, refreshment.
i.Mr*. Bullard.
Foreit City Businen Associa
Rova/ra, baritone, in the fir-t
network of approximately It.tion.
concert of the fall series to
OtH) stations. Available air
The auction will be held at
be held on Nov. 1 at the De
craft for search missions now
7:30 p. m. on Nov. 2 in the
Bary Community Center.
number
4,300,
an
increase
of
Forest City Shopping Center
Rosazza received the major
ISO over recent months. At
with Jim Davis of Foreit City
Other members of the com are needed for th# surprise
Plans for a Halloween Car
part of his musical education
last
count
pilot
membership
as auctioneer. In addition to
in America at Westminster
nival to be sponsored on Sat mittee are Annie Sue Hanks, package booth.
was 9.292. More cadets are
the bargains offered for tale
Blanche* Householder, WarChoir College In Princeton,
Mrs. Kershner reports that
learning
to
fly
and
more
sen
urday,
Oct.
26
bjr
the
Alta
there will be entertainment
della Smith, Ruth Bowman,
V J. where he was baritone
ior* own their own aircraft
and refreshment! for those monte Springs Elementary Jean Nuss, I’atty Bontcmpa, the committee Is receiving
to begin Camp Fire Girls but soloist with the famed elmir
By Juti* Barto*
than
ever
before.
By Donna Kate#
attending.
School PTA were made last Ann I’lnnock and May me excellent cooperation front
Camp Fire Girls, for fourth, as yet no leader has been for three years.
•‘Today'a CAP strength toAny resident who would Thursday at a meeting of the Ithoads.
homeroom mothers and horn*Re-registration of voters In
found for this group. Mothers
After graduation he went to
tula 76,000 of which 42.000 fifth and sixth graders and Interested in this program
hke to contribute to this
France as the first American
The carnival will be held -worn chairmen who are work Longwood as called for by the are cadets. Now in its 22nd
planning committee held at
their little sisters, The Blue should contact Mrs. Jean singer to be granted a Fulcommunity project by donat
from 3 until * p. m. on the ing in every way possible to 1063 Legislature la moving year, CAP flew 3*4 missions,
ing new or used items is the home of Mrs. Louise school grounds. A king and
Birds, for second and third Pasternack at 838 tall.
bright Award for the study
insure success of the project. exceptionally slowr, City Clerk
a total of 10,134 trips, last
asked to contact any of the Kershner, ways and means queen wUI be selected before
Mrs. Pasternack advises of French repertoire, lie com
graders, arc in the process «f
Farther
plana
will
be
an
year.
area
merchant*. Arrange chairman.
Mrs. Onnio R. Shumate re
reorganization in the Alta that girls who have been ac pleted his graduate work
the carnival opens and will nounced as developed.
ments for pickup services
“ At one tim* membership monte Springs arc-i.
ported today.
tive in the Camp Fire pro there under the direction of
lead the grand march along
may be made with C. F.
Parents of girls who are In gram have found it to be a Nadia Houlonger and Char
To date only 234 of the was stabilized in the hands of
with their attendants. The
Field. Forest City realtor.
those who could not go to
march, which will Include
nearly t.000 otherwise eligible war and stood by for home- terested in the program and rewarding experience from les Panzers.
In other business of the
In May of 1950 he made hi*
some prc-school age groups
voters in the city have re-reg- front duty. Now membership who would I ke to learn more The Blue Bird* on up through
meeting, CcraU Drown wa*
Camp
Fire
Girls,
Camp
Fire
debut
in Paris, a recital
about
it
may
contact
Mrs.
with grades one through six.
latered. Books are open daily as a CAP cadet will In no
named rice president of the
Judy Chapman, 838-1214, who High Girl* and the Horizon which drew excellent notice*.
will be Judged and prizes will
a
t
the
City
Hall
during
the
association to fill the vacancy
way affect one's draft status
be awarded.
regular office hours and will however the experience gam presently is organizing a Club. Purpose of the organ He later was engaged by
created by the recent sudden
A supper of wieners and
remain open until Nov. 23. ed will prove invaluable In small group nf third grade izatmn is to prepare girls in the State Department to make
death of W. 0. Winfield, own.
Ily Jsne Casselberry
girls to start The Blue Bird*. homemaking anil (or interest tours of the larger cities of
sauerkraut
will
be
served
Any resident who wishes to
er-manager of the Forest City
the event one it called to
Charles Lofgren, Casselber
There era several fourth and participation in cuinmun the American and British
during
the
evening
with
de
vote
in
the
Pec.
3
municipal
Super Market.
It) Jane Casselberry •
Zones in Germany.
grade girt* who would like ity and civic affairs.
finite times to be announced. ry artist, has a one man show elections must re-register be duty.”
State Senator C. William
In rioting Tilson reminded
The committee advises that all this month tn the lobby fore the November deadline.
Young of St. Peterahurg wilt
that The South Seminole CAP
donations of canned good* of the Cinema Theater in
To register a person must
lie guest speaker at the Sem
Squadron is available at all
are needed for the country I'arkwroud 1‘lasa.
Ih* a ritisen of the United
inole County Young Itepublltimes for community service.
store, clean rummage and
States,
must
bo
21
years
old
Lofgren has an extensive
eun meeting to l>« held Tuesodds and ends are needed tor background in commercial art and must have been a resident
luy at 8 p. m. at the Howell the white elephant sale and
Park Civic Center on 811 13d. gift wrapped packages in and design a* well a* fine art of the State of Florida for one Scout Meetings
The youngest senator In the v alt.e from 2 cents to 50 cents and he formerly designed b»>oh year and of the City of Longjackets for th* Earl Stanley wood for six months.
Set For Mothers
atutr, ho la well known as a
Gardner mystery series, th*
Offices up for re-election
A meeting of mothers of
tynamic speaker, and n mem- J
By Jane Casselberry
Sears Book Club and McGrow this yesr are the council posts I ongwood area girls who are
her of the Legislative Investi Girl Scouts
The Lions Club of Cassel gating Committee ami Vice
Hill Publications.
| held by Jimmy Reiter. Carl interested in becoming either
berry is conducting Its an Chairman of the Special Elec Spend Weekend
One of Ills water colors took Lomniler nnd B. L. "Slick” Brownies or Girl Scout* will
nual sale of Halloween "Trick tions Interim Committee.
a top prize at the Sidewalk Hr lm*. Deadline for candi be held Oct. !« at 9:15 a. m.
or Treat” candy to benefit the
Art Festival in Winter Park dates to qualify *Lo U Nov. in the Longwood Elementary
He served one regular ses At Camp
Sight Conservation Fund.
School cafeteria.
lust
Spring ami he has recent 23.
sion ami three special sessions
By Shirley Beat worth
Area youth organiiations a* the only Republican sen
It is hoped that a Brownie
Bear Lake Girl Seoul Troop ly don* designing and poster
who are selling the bags of ator in the legislature, llofure
Troop for second and third
497, accompanied by their work a t th* Loch Haven Art
candy will share In the pro his election he served us state
Trader* and a Girl Scout
leader, Mra. John Hall and Center.
C Of C Members Troop
ceeds receiving half the pro
for fourth, tilth and
chairman of the Florida Fed Mr. Hull, spent last weekend
fits.
To Hear Reports -ixth graders, can be organ
eration of Young Republican nt Camp Ticochee.
Hoy Scouts of Troop 341 of
ized.
By llonna F.-tr*
Club, National Committeeman
While there the group en 8207 Unit
Casselberry will be selling in
Progn-s* reports from eomand
diatriet
chairman
for
U.
joyed
using
the
new
ciymplc
their neighborhoods and Itoa
To Meet
m ittts chairmen are th* main Spanish Club
enwald Girl Scout Troops 9 S. Congressman W i l l i a m swimming pool and all took
husinrss items on th* agenda
part in a scavenger hunt.
Bv Donna E»te«
and 31 and the Ilrownle Troop Cramer of St. Petersburg.
All urea Republicans are
Th* Auxiliary Unit of South for today’s 8 p. m. meeting of Names Officers
Assisting Mr. and Mrs.
will be telling in Altamonte
It; Jane Caa-elberry
Halt
with
supervision
of
the
Seminolu
YFW Post 8207 will .the Longwood Area Chamber
encouraged
to
attend
the
Springs.
TL*
Sj-aidsh Club at Lyman
•otivlU.s
were
Gcr
meet
at
8
p.
m.
today
in
tho
of
Commerce
to
be
held
in
th*
meeting
to
hear
this
proaiin-!
group’s
Lions wUI sell the candy
j ulJine Aldrich ar.d Nancy Post Homo on th* old Dixie Civic Lcagu* Building on High School elected new* off!
at the South StUllnoltf Hank, en» young legislator.
corn fast week for the corning
Final plans will be announc Fishinger.
Highway near Longwood.
Church Street.
on Fridays, Oct. tt and 23.
Discussed wiil b« the city year.
Plan* will b# discussed for
from 9 a.m. to 1:3U pm . and ed at tha meeting forr the | Transportation, in addition
club’* pancako supper to be to that provided by the
tho Halls,!
Hall*. Sunday's visit to th# YA hos- directory, highway signs ad John Haynes was elected
3-9 p.m.
They will sell on Saturday a. held Saturday. Oct. 19. from , was furnished by Mr. and p iu | in l ake City and for the vertising the City of Long president, Andrew Hinrly, vice
ON I KIN) JUNIOR HIGH Student Council Officer* are, from left, Beverly
O ct 13 and X at tha Inter- 4-6 p. m , at the Casselberry | Mr*. Preston Elliott who re- 1chicken-rib b a r b a c u # also wood and plans for construc president; S a n d y Tennant,l
Faulk, president; Gay Stiver, secretary; Millie Tuck, treasurer and Daryl
secretary
and
Mary
Ann
Mid-1
tion
of
the
new
City
Hall
and
tVuinin's
Club
on
Overbrook
turned
home
after
delivering
planned
for
Sunday
from
t
ction of Highway IT 92 and
get,
treasures,
}
Fir*
Station.
Ivoabotouk’li,
»*• pisreiskuU
(Herald i'huto)
Dr
it*.
41U
guD
so
the
cawfe
J
until
a
p.
na.
at
U
m
Post
llouic.
K. 4M all <Uy.
Auction Planned
To Raise Funds
For Christmas
(Flir g>attforb lieralil
Boy Scout Troop 341
M ore Clinic Mothers
Needed In Longwood
'll
’
_
.
Rights Session
With RFK Asked
VALDEZ HOTEL
Wibc Downtown Sanford
*
" V
It’s Funtime
Fri. Nites at the
Cur ihe!
Music by
The Hideaway8*
A
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^
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Longwood Episcopal Women Hold Meeting
F i n * - r r i . O c i 11. *88
Rev. Grover Sewell
By D a m Eatre
The Rev. Charles W. Stew
art Jr., vicar, gave a short
talk on the meaning of Christ
ian Mission st the regular
Is Belief
Important ?
Funeral Sunday
monthly meeting of the Epis
copal Churchwomen of Christ
Church Episcopal, Longwood,
held Tuesday evening in the
Parish House on Church
Street.
Preceding Fr. Stewart’s
talk. Mre. Jean Pasternack,
secretary of Christian Edu
cation. Introduced the course,
“Response to our Calling"
with a questionnaire and eval
uation.
Mrs. Marie Taylor, presi
dent. presided at the meeting
Funeral services for Laddie
such dignity be cared for.
J. Morgan will be conducted
Ha will cart th at the soul,
by Rev. H. J. Robinson at
which Is the real person, (hall
1:30 p.m. Sunday at St. Mat
live with God forever. He will
thew Missionary B a p t i s t
realise that whan ha stands at
Church. Milton-Eichciberger
tha gravesIds of a loved ane
Mortuary I* in charge.
that there has not been an
annihilation but an Incident
of life by which hie loved one
has been ushered into heaven
If ha has believed.
It le interesting to nute
that boating Is Increasing In
popularity so much th at many
problems have arlecn. Boating
can be a wonderful hobby or
Baptist
Adventist
It tan create r problem If
T U B *K Y R X T N -D A Y
I.LIIKB S P R I V n a i s m » T
misused. One la that the
A D V E N TIS T CHI HCSS
Old Orlando Rd. at Hotter -See.
weaker church members are
C a n e * Tlk Si Kim
R. I . M a t h t w i --------- P u r e r B. H am ilton Orlffla — P a o to r
forgetting whnt la the most
S u n d a y Sch ool
J:4! a. m.
S E RVICES S ATURDAY—
!!:** a. m.
Important fact of life and
S a b b a th School ____ !;I 4 A m. M orn in g Worship
i n g Union _ I 10 p. m.
Worship Merries
11(00 a m. TErvaein
often find themselves, on
n i n g W orship — t i l l p. ra.
W e d n e sd a y Mens
LOOKING
OVER
outlines
and
schedule*
for
the
Sanford
Area
Christian
Sunday morning, riding the
Prsror Servic# __ T:S0 p. m.
Workers Training School set Oct. 21-25 at the F irst Methodist Church are,
"W* H a v e This Hope* radio
waters rather than worship
m
o u k i e s i r h Sunday A m.
from left, Rev. Ray Gregory of Ebcnezer Methodist Church, Mrs. Donald
ping tbs True W ater of Life.
st 1:11 o ver W T R R at 1400
Christian
Nesbitt,
educational
assistant
a
t
F
irst
Methodist
and
Rev.
John
H.
Hires
oa your radio dial
The Illustration that occurs to
of
Grace
Methodist
Church.
(Herald
Photo)
F IR S T CHRISTIAN CISC S C I
mo from boating, however,
D ISC IP LES OF CH RIST
comes from the law which re
last I . BaaSord S e n .
Assembly
Of
God
quire* Ufa preservers to be
Rov. Mason Gregg,
r n a n a s i assem bly
carried in boats, Hany lives
Ad Interim M l n l i ts r
OP OOP CHURCH
S u n d a y Sch ool __— M l a. m
have been saved when a per
Car. STU 0*4 Him
H o r a l n g W o rship
11.4* a. m
H. M. W U d ir _______ P a sto r
son who finds himself flound
S u n d a y Sch ool _. •: *I a. m.
ering In the water la thrown
M orn in g Worship
10:IS a. m.
E v e n i n g Worship — t:S0 p. m.
a Ufa preserver. It must be
Church Of Christ
Youth S o rt. ( T u ts .) T:S0 p m .
wonderful when a person
CH URCH OF C R R i r r
Local Methodlat churches may b« Issued to each stu I l l d - W s s k f e r v . (T b u rs.) 7:30
feels the chill of death upon
have announced officials and dent who has fulfilled the fol
hire to be able to grasp a
Lynn Crabtr®® and Carolyn schedules for a Sanford area lowing conditions:
Ralph B r o w er Jr.
R eaagollat
Bible s c h o o l ___ ll:# o a. m.
float that saves him. Perhaps Turner of Sanford are among
Baptist
1—Students must be 17
Christian Workers Training
M orn in g W ars hip
lliOO a. ra.
It hurts the pride of most 4$ student nurses making up School Oct. 21-25 at First years old except for high
F IR S T BSI'TIS T CHURCH
E v e n i n g W orship _ 7:10 p. m.
aia Park A r e a s #
Wod. P rayor l o r v l e o 7:10 p m .
anyone to have to be saved. the Choral Club of Southern Methodist Church.
school youth courses where T . R. Chance —
P valor
M»«t of us .Ilk* to feel that RaptDt Hospital, one of the
Morn ing Wefvhlp
Dean of the school will be minimum age is 15.
FAOLA CHURCH OF C H R IST
e u b d a y School
we ean take care of things student groups performing to
3—Students should attend M
11:01
orn in g W orihlp
Mrs.
Donald
Nesbitt,
new
H i g h w a y 4® W es t
without someone else having day through Sunday at the
T
r
a
in
i
n
g
Union
...
all
class
sessions.
Missed
Morris Ruby ____ E v a n g e l i s t
to help but a drowning person Louisiana
Baptist Student educational assistant at First classes may be made up by E v e n i n g Worship
Wed. P r a y o r Service 7:10 p. m. U lb l! d e l t a s _ 10:43 a- m.
gladly succumbs to hla pride Union Convention In Now Or Methodlit. the board of man doing additional work.
Morn ing Worship _ 11:04 A. ra.
ager* consist* of Rev. John
E v e n i n g W o rship _ 1:04 p. m.
yid accepts the preserver leans.
3—Students must use ap
Hires, president; Edward J.
C EN TRA!. R S FT IS T CHURCH U lb ls d a a t t s Wad. 7:14 p.m.
without reservation. We find
Lynn 1* the daughter of Hr.
Car. 14th I t . S Oak Aeo.
Perry, vice president; Rev, proved teat material, and,
ourselves in a whole world of and Mrs. William Crabtree
*—Each student 1* expected Oatt s m i t h __________ P a st o r
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Ray Gregory Jr., secretary,
S
u
n
d a y School _ _ M i a. ra.
of
2119
Palmetto
Avenue
and
storms and angry waters.
11IS P a r k Avretra
and Bob Jernlgan, treasurer. to puriue out-of-dais activi M o rn in g W orihlp 11:00 a. m.
How often we feel that the Carolyn Is the daughter ol
T r a i l i n g Union — 0:11 p. m. Ilsrt Ilr ow n ______ E v a n g e l i s t
ties
helpful
in
deriving
great
Others serving on the board
E v e n i n g W orih lp _ 7:10 p. ra. S u n d a y
problems of llfo are too much Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Turner
est value Irom the course.
Wod. P ra y er Service 7:10 p.m. U lb ls S tu d y ______ 14:00 a. m.
are Rev. John T. Adams,
and feel that eurcly we shall of 210 W. n th Street.
Morning W orship
11:00 a. tn.
Nursery Open
E v e n i n g Ser vice __ 4 1 0 p m.
W T R R ____________ 7:10 p. ra.
drown unlese Someone be Student nuraei forming the Rev. C. N. Ogg. Rev. Arthur
Deatty,
Rev.
William
Ed
See
“
Herald
n(
T
ruth
’’ 1 p m .
S
u
n
d
a
y
Nit*
B
r
o
sd
c
sa
t
yond ourselvee eaves us. The choir are from tha Mather
S u n day o s C h sn n s l S
Timms,
Mrs.
Edward
Yar
School
of
Nursing,
an
inte
T u es d a y
wonderful thing about It la
W F .a T S In fl MISSIONARY
Ladlva ItlMa C lass
10:0* a.ni.
that a loving Heavenly Fa gral part of Southern Baptist borough, Joe Davis, Clifford
MAIMIlT LIU RCH
Wv
In w d a y
Johnson, R. J. Turner, Char
3th
St.
A
H
a
lly
Av*.
Hospital
located
In
New
Or
ther knowa how weak we are.
D ib it C l a a a s s ___ _ 7:14 p- m.
P a ul M. t . a U v y --------- P a sto r
les Ely, Ben Wiggins, Mrs.
He knows th at wa eannot leans.
S u n d a y School — t0:0* a. m.
Director of tha group U J. M. Leonard and J. L. AllSunday
stay afloat by ourselves and
man.
M o rn in g W o rih lp 11:0® a. ra.
Christian Science
has offered ue a Saviour, William I. Hooper of the
dunday
Courses
tn
be
covered
and
School
of
Church
Music,
New
CSSMSM
E v e n i n g W o rih lp
7 : 4 4 ' p. m. F IR S T CRUNCH
Layman’l Sunday will ha even His own 8on who was
acsENTia
irr
W vdnsiilay
Ry Mrs. Adam Muller
observed at Grace Methodlit willing to die th at we could Orleans Baptist Seminary. their Instructors are “Christ
P ra y ed Ser vice — 7:41 p. ra.
•S* E a s t I s s e a * S tr eet
A program entitled "Talents
Church this Sunday during accept Him and be saved. Be Accompanist la Barbara Mea ian Reliefs." Rev. Louis
Sunday R tr-lc s A
Blackwell,
pastor
of
O'mond
100" was conducted by mem
the I t a. m. Horning Worship lief la Important because (lows, a graduate student tn
S u n day Sch ool __— 11:04 a. ra.
FIX ECREST RSPY 1ST
S u h je ot: “ Art Sin. D lsaat*,
Methodist Church; ber* of the DeBary Commun
Service. Judge C. Vernon through thia belief we accept the School of Church Music Beach
CH l’RUH
and D ea th R - t i r *
“ Methodist Youth Fellow ity Methodist WSCS at their
O u st s Hood
Mias Jr. will preside. Mrs. the Saviour. Ju st a t the
W ein ee.la y OrrOia l:«0 p. m.
ship, ” Miss Mary Hubbard, monthly meeting held fn tha P a i t n r __ _ w i l l i a m J. dutv* R ea d in g Room: JO! E. F ir st.
Jama* M. Leonard will bring drowning man in the lake
ing W orihlp — 1:1* A
W ee k d a y * : IttlO a.tn. • 4;J4
Methodist deaconess working Social Hall of the church with Morn
tha meaisf®.
I t a. in.
p ni. F rida y E v e n in g ] 1:10.
sees the life preserver and Christ Church
under the woman’s division Mrs. Charles Craatey presid S u n d a y School — 1:4! a. m.
1:14 p.m.
Pgater of tha church, the graapt it In belief that It will
T r a in i n g Union . 1:11 p.m.
of Christian Service who is ing.
Haw. John H. Hire* Jr., will save him, so the man who Sunday School
E v a n l n e Worihlp _ 7:10 p.m.
assigned to Southwest Volu
be hi Alachua County this want* eternal life grasps
Tha "talents*’ were coll act Wad. Offlcsra A T e a c h e r !
Church Of God
M - v l l n e . _______ - S lid p m
sia County; “ Goals and Ma ed as each member told of her IVtil.
Sunday attending Homs-Com Christ that we might have Cites Growth
I'rayvr Svrvlcs 7:10 p.m.
f l l t a C H OF OOD
terials for Methodist Church activities and participation in
ing Service! at Spring Hill eternal salvation.
By Donna Estes
O a S A Frvarh
NORTH
ORLANDO
Schools,"
Miss
Mamie
Led
Episcopal Sunday School
Mathodiat Church where he
the group's annual fund rais
K. C. S m i t h ______ .... I*a«toy
■ ArTIST CH APEL
If we took this Illustration
h i t been Invited to preach farther we might soy that thB Superintendent Charles Pas better, director of Religious ing drives. Mrs. Creasey read
Sunday gehoot — t : t ! a. m.
IS® J*. P a ir 's * Av*.
ing W o rih lp
11:04 a. tn,
ternack of Christ Church in Education of First Methodist a poem she had written tell V. N. M i s t r d , Ch*p-1 P astor Morn
tha Horning Sermon. Rev.
R v a a g v llitlo S»rv.
T 10 p. tn.
person rescued In the water
S c h o o l ____1:44 a m .
In Orlando, and ing of efforts mada by tha Sunday
Longwood today cited the Church
Hires aerved this church
Tues.
P
ra
y
er
Sere.
7:14 p. ra.
T r a in i n g U n i o n ____ l : l o p. m.
would not wnnt to simply
T
h
e
r
a
Y
o
u
n
g
P
eo
p
le
“
Work
of
the
Local
Church"
W
orehlp
11
a.
m.
T<10
p
m
.
marked growth which has
while a iludent at tha Uni
m e m b e r s in raising this \V*it. E v e n i n g P ra y sr 7:1* p m .
hang on to the preserver for
E n d e a v o r ______ Til* p. m.
versity of Florida.
taken placo during the past Dr. Joe A. Toole, superint
the remainder of his life, lie five years In the church's endent of the DeLand district money.
Twelve men from Grace
3Ir*. Horae* Demareat wa*
and secretary of stewardship a guest at tha masting. New
Church ara attending tha Lay would want to be pulled In Sunday School Department.
and
be
able
to
throw
out
tha
Pasternack said that today tor the Florida Conference.
man’s Retreat at tha Hathmembers accepted were Mrs.
odUt Youth Camp in Lees Ilf* line to ether* who are there ara 90 students enroll Daily schedules, Monday Richard Fisher of Deltona and
In
as
desperate
need
as
he
ed as compared to sis five through Friday, call for two Mrs. C. Walls.
burg thia weekend. The Mathclass periods each day. Open
odUt Mea’i Club will have found himself onetime. If you years ago.
Refreshments war* served
Invitation la always open to ing hour on Monday will be following the meeting with
Its regular monthly meeting have accepted the Saviour for
a t 1:30 p. ra. Sunday at eternal life you too will want attend services and Sunday at T p. m. ami on Tuesday Mra. Elmo Moor* and Mre.
which time thoM who attend to serve Him that others School at Christ Church to through Friday at 7:30 p m. Sidnoy Swallow presiding at
At the close of the school
ed the retreat will give re might stand on the Hock that those persons who are not
ths lea table which was over
never falls.
a course ran! of recognition
affiliated, ha advised.
port*.
laid with a while cluth. Ths
At #:M p. m. Sunday, the
table was centered with a
second teuton of the WSCS
spray of flowers and greenery
Study Course will be held.
which was Hanked by white
Her. Hugh Booth is conduct
tapers in low holders and
ing the study Based on the
trays of orange chiffon cake.
bonk, “Teachings
Toward
Silver appointments completed
Christian Perfection." Sever
the tablu.
al members of the Woman's
Society arc working with Hcv.
Booth in presenting
the
course which la open to all
adults in the church who
Wil-vnn-EichelherRer Mortuary
would Ilka to attend.
Eunice 1. Wllaon and Staff
Hew many time* w t tiara
basrd aomaona maka tha raaiark that, "It dw» not mat*
tar what ana beliavaa but only
what wa do that counts," Of
count, such an attltuda la
•straaaly tHoricsl tinea what
wa do la baaad on our ideas.
Whether or not wa w ire
our fallow n an depend! on
what wa believe concern Inir
him. In many arena of the
world people da not think It
neceaaary to aarra their fel
low man at alL If ha geta In
tha way of ons's own aalflah
q u e s t than it la only amart
to eliminate him aa 8ta!!n
allmlnatad Me opponenta dur
ing hla reign In Rutala. The
unbaliarar can find eome
aaamlngly expeditious meana
of aecomplithlng hla purpoaes
If ha earn nothing for hla felt
law man. Tha gangater “rube
him out” and tha ahrawd ma
nipulator may mints® law* to
•a n a hla porpoat, but tha
and raanlt Ja baatcally the
name. However, If one be
ll area that every human bebig la made In tha image of
God hla attltuda must change
and change draatlcally. The
Unbeliever may look a t a man
Md eOa him aa not more
than a common animal. Hla
philosophy telle him that the
person la hla view will some
day ne no mule than duit-|
and therefore could not be
important for more than a
few yeara at beat. Tha pereon who aeea hie fellow man
aa hla brother will have a dif
ferent opinion altogether. No
nutter who ha la, ha counts
and mattar* tremendously I Ha
Will care that a creature of
Sanford Girls Methodist Churches
In Student Nurse Set Training School
Choral Club
Laymen's Sunday
To Be Observed
At Grace Church
DeBary WSCS
Has Program
On 'Talents'
which was opened with pray
er led by Fr. Stewart
In other business. Friday,
Oct. 25, begining at 5 p.m., a
fund-raising fish dinner was
scheduled to be held at the
Parish House.
Co-chairmen ol the event
are Mrs. Peggy' Kuhn and
Mrs. D. D. O’Neal. Assisting
with planning Is Mrs. Virginia
Bowersox.
Plans also were discussed
for the Christmas Basaar to
be held tale next month with
Jlri. Pasternack and Mrs.
Paulin* Stevens as general
chairmen. Definite dale for
the bazaar will be announced.
Tbe women will hold a
United Thank Offering Fall
Ingathering and Join in a Cor.
porate Communion on Sun
day, Nov. 3, at the 10:15 a.in.
service.
Following the b u i i n r t t
meeting, refreshments of iced
cake and coffee were served
by the hostesses. Mrs. Div
Stewart and Mrs, Taylor.
The next meeting will he held
on Nov. 12.
Congregational
Nazarene
COXOREG ATIONAf.
CMHlaTlAX CHI NCH
(L'alle® Cbureh e l UhrWO
Park A t t I M at 3 l l k St.
1:44 s. m . ____Church Sch oo l
11:40 s. m.
W o rih lp S erv ice
1:14 p. m. _ C h rlit la n Y ou th
M la litr y
Rev. W h ite r A.It. H c r h e r i o n ,
PAttor
P IR v T CHURCH
UP T I I E X A SARK NR
W. 3nd *L a t H a p l a A r e .
Paul l l l c k e e __________ Paatop
b on d er tlrhoal
1:41 a. m.
Morning Worship
10:4! a. m.
Youtn ------------------ . •:** P. m.
E v a n r e ll s l l c B s r t ic a 7:1* p.m.
Mid-W eek
Ser vice (Wert.) — !:#0 p. n .
Third Sunday
Ringsplratloa —
1:44 p> m.
Episcopal
CHRIST CH URCH
C h u n k Street* L a e g w e e d
Fr. Charles W. S t e w a r t Jr.,
Vicar
Holy Communion — 1:14 a. m.
Sunday S c h o o l ------1:44 a. m.
F a m ily Service and
Oermon ------ —
14:1! a. m.
F IR S T CHURCH
T H R XAXAR KX S
L a k e Mary. Flo .
Rev. W. U Holcom be, F a it a v
Sunday
II I! a. -rr. —
DIMS Scnool
11:04 a. m. _ Morn ing W o r ih lp
Free Methodist
7.00 p. m. __ W ed . Mld-WveW
I’reyer Service*
7:44 p. m. 7nd Wed. MlseUiaary Bervlca
F R E E METHODIST f i l l III II
C era te Sth SI. Bed L au rel A l e .
T e le ph o n e! F A J-1014
E ugene Bheldoa —--------P a sto r
Sunday School _____ ! ; ! ! a.in.
Morning Worship
in i s a.m.
E v e n in g W o rih lp .._ 7:00 p.m.
Wed. P ra y er Service 7:10 p.m.
Lutheran
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
THR REDEEMER
IS® W. R tl Plate
OP
“Tbe Church of the Lutheran
Hour'* and TV “T h ia Is the
Life"
Herbert W. do erse ___ P a t t e r
Sunday School _ _ _ 1:11 a. m.
Worship S erv ice — 10:11 a. ra.
OF
TjOc p. m. — Evening Service
Pentecostal
F IR S T PENTECO STAL
CHURCH OF LONGWOOD
3*1 Ora ago S tr eet
R . v . E. H u ts G r a n t __ P a st o r
Sunday 8ch oo l
14:04 a. tn.
Morning Worahlp 11:04
a m.
Sunday E v e n in g — 7:14 p. m.
Wed. nihle Study _ 7:14 p. m.
Conqueror! Meeting
F riday ---------7:1* p. to.
Presbyterian
F IR IT PREIR YTER IAN
CD Ufit'll
Oak Av*. and T h ir d S tr eet
r.OOIt S H E P H E R D
Bnafatd. F lo rid a
LUTHERAN CIIUHITI
Graver C. S r n r ll, J r ,
Paatav
ItCAl
!:I3 a. m. M orn in g Wnrvhln
apes A O i l u l * D r i v e
3:1! A in. — Church Hchout
I l i n y IT -P li
10:13 a tu- — .. d e ie lo n m v rie
■auforil, F lo r id a
11:00 a. m. Morn ing W o rs h ip
333-7311
l oo p. in. — P io n ee r A s e n i o r
E r n e it B. Uollck. J r . _Paatnr
HI Kelluwehlpa
b u n d e r Sch oo l -----9 :1S a. m.
7:14 p, in. E v e n i n g Wnrvhtp
Church S ervices „.. 10:10 a. tn. Wrd. P ra y er M eetin g 7:40 p tu.
Communion— Flret KunJay In
E a c h Month
KINDERGARTEN’ A N D N U R S ■ Ill tit'll OF T IIE COVENANT
ERY
Thom as II. Makla
P a tl o v
Worth Ip
............>:00 a. m.
Church Sch oo l _ . . . 14:00 a. m.
Tv m uor arllr at P l m e r i l t
ilchnot— Fr#n*h and 27th.
lETHPpi
O nars l i d , at W ood land A te.,
Hot. Joh n !L Hires, Jr. Paatur
Church School _____ 3:4! a. m.
Murn lns W o rih lp
11 oo a. m.
TO LIST YOUR
1 4 T P ________________ 4:34 p. m.
Methodist
H B R N R IE A METHODIST
CRUNCH
Cltraa H e lg h le
Rev. Ra y f l r tg e r r , Jr.. P a sto r
Church Sch oo l _ _ _ 1:1! a. m
Horning Warship 11:00 a. in.
H T F ________________ * 1 1 p. m.
Eve. W ors hip ___- 7:34 p. m.
W- ' Prayer Service 7:11 p. m.
P IN S T HKTHODIST CHURCH
SIP P ark A w .
John T. Adam s J r . __r * > lo r
Morning Worship - l : l t a. m.
Sunday School ____ 1:41 A m.
Morning Worship
14:1! a. m.
MY** M eetin g s _ _ III® p. m
(In term ediate. Sen ior!
E v e n in g Worship _ 7:1* p. fn.
CHURCH
N O T IC E
CALL
FA 2-2611
These Sanford Merchants
Urge You To Attend
The Church Of Your Choice
_'Attend
services
this week
Christ Church
To Enlarge
By Donna Litre
Plans for the enlargement
of Longwuod’v Christ Church
Episcopal will be (irevented
to the congregation of the
church at a Parish Covered
Dish Supper to be held st 6:30
p.m. next Wednesday In the
Parish House on Church
Street.
Tbe Rav. Charles W. Stew
art Jr., vicar of tha church,
said today that one phase oi
(he enlargement calls for
aeating capacity of the sanc
tuary to be doubled.
Plans were approved by
the vestry committee at a
meeting held last Sunday aft
ernoon during which Robert
Hammond was elected Junior
Warden.
F r. Stewart urges that all
^members of tbe church at
tend this important supper
'JtrevLiuS Wwlui-tUoy o t u a g .
at ijourown
place of
c r r ..
J
worsliij)
KPISCOI’AL CHlilt(TI\YO.MEN of the Enterprise All Saints Church we]towed their new pastor, Kev. Michael J. Kippenbruck. With hint (from
left) are Mr«. Carl Bnrthmun, Mrs. Irma McDermott, Mims Katherine
Liteh ami Mr«. Thomas 1lodgett.
(Cox Photo)
Prui(reM.<me l*r in tin f C o.
J. >1. tam crun and Staff
Stcnhtroni Kenllv
lin k
T he Rltz T h e a tre
lllll Lovrlacv A Kmplojrvs
F oih I
Episcopal Churchwomen Meet
By Helen Nnodgra>t
by Mrs. Carl Uarthman, pres
Plans for the annual tia- ident, are Mra. Michael Mc
* • » ( •jiuuvuivd by Kpiacupul Dermott, Christian education;
( hurchwonivn of the Enter Mrs. Thom** Hodgett, Chris
prise All Saints Church were tian social concerns; Mrs.
mads at the first meeting of Joseph Hvltta, missioni and
the group for the fall sostoii. supplies; Mb., Kuna Johnston,
The devotions wore con college work and personnel;
ducted by Miss Katherine Mrs, John Smiley, United
Lilch.
Thank offering; Mrs, Everett
CvauhilUu ebaim an louiiad Waite, prouioUou, and Mrs.
David Parker, hostess,
, M e Milvpaiigh Van Bric
kie w ill rorve Mv purhamentarian.
Kev, Michael .7. Kippenbrock, new pastor of the
church, was welcomed and
joined the group for refresh
ments a t the clots of the
meeting. Hostesses were Mrs.
Parker aud J iii. Ruler; Cox.
M rnalrum and S t a lf
Fair Sloren, Inc.
G tvife Hailey A Kmplojrra
W I L C O M I WACOM
Virginia I'rtrre-kl
1*. II. II.it 1211
Sanford
N u n Varris
r u 8-1311
S . Svnunola
1'htlli* Rutrnstinu
F \ 1 SIS 4
l.-ikc
.\lary
Southern Natural Gun
Juhn Duun k Staff
Stale Farm Insurance CompanieN
Irving 1. I’rvcr and Mull
The American Oil Company
Jlr. and Mr*. M. It. SlrirkUnd
WiLson-Maier Furniture hi.
Mr. and Mre. AI Wil-un
Holler Motor Sales Co.
i j n i n r l t h arrvll A M a l l
J. C. Penney Compnny
C. I.. Ruhinnun and F.mplu) rre
Sanford Atlantic National Ilank
Hue ard
If. H o d g rs
a
.Staff
Hill l.umher & Hardware Co,
Jitntuy Crapp* A Catplu) ev«
Kiwe And Wilke Ifentuurant
Hu>« and Milk* Uo-mun and F m p lu jm
�.
h
DeMolay Group,
Mothers Club
Set Installation
Joint installation of officers
of the Seminole Chapter, Order of DeMolay, ami iti Mo
thers Club will be held at a
p.m. Sunday, Oct. 27, at Ma
sonic Temple.
DeMolay officers to be In
stalled are Harold Unger,
m aster councilor; Charles
Stein, senior councilor; Ro
bert Rumbtey, junior coun
cilor; Ralph Unger, senior
deacon; Richard Burns, jun
ior deacon; Michael Williams,
senior steward; Edward Hub
bard, junior steward; Ross
Wonteray, chaplain; D on
Dortner, marshal; D a v i d
Hale, orator, and Stephen Davia, sentinel. Preceptors will
be Jerry Cullum, Stephen
Stein, John Angel, LcRoy
Nopper, John Butts, John
Cullum and Michael Gray,
William Stcmper, retiring
m u te r councilor, was chosen
by the chapter advisors as
acribe and treasurer.
The Mothers Club was re
organized, with the offices
held by mothers correspond
ing to those held by their
sons In the chapter. Mrs
Thelma Unger is president
Mrs. Fred Stein, vice prcsl
dent, and Mrs. Relle Rumb
ley. secretary-treasurer.
The chapter will select i
‘'Sweetheart" and she will be
crowned at the Installation.
DeMolay Installations are
public and all are welcome
Installing officers, f r o m
throughout the state, will be
distinguished men who hold
the DeMolay "Legion of Hon
or" degree.
Hospital
Notes
•)
r
OCTOBER TO
Admissions
Jam es Morrow H e r n d o n ,
George Albert, Ellen Grissom,
Thomas Williams, Carol A.
Rrewer, Florence A. Knrgan,
Patrick Hampton, IleauUh
Miller, Julia M. Hobbs, all of
Runford; Doris Avery, Lake
Mury; Sherry Knight, New
Smyrna.
Birth*
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Rains,
baby girl, Mr. and Mrs. Ho.
b ert Brewer, bnby girl, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Knight,
baby girl, all of Sanford.
Diseharirs
Leonard Lee Jenkins, Eric
Erickson, Mur E d in n n d a ,
Joseph Caldwell, Nora Dean
Nelson, Patricia M a r t i n ,
Louts* Nolan, Gloria Joseph,
Thelma Sharpe, Gloria Pence,
Betty Lou Wagner, Arnitta
Sherman, Willie Carter. Jane
Colburn, Lorraine H. Miller,
Charlie Mae Ahney, Mrs.
Jam es E. Terwilleger and
baby boy, Mr*. Den T. Rcyhotda and bnby girl, nil of
Sanford; Ruth Phelps. Kathe
rine llnrlder, all of DeBary;
Dorothy Sue Wooley, Geneva.
Xerophytes are found In the
desert and nr# plants adopted
to gruwth with * limited wa
ter supply.
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John Birch Aims
Outlined To JCs
SIRS. KATHRYN O’HAY GRANAHAN. trensurer of the United States,
autographs a dollar bill for W. A. Patrick, director of Florida State Hank,
who was among leaders attending a meeting of the savings bond commit
tee of the American Bankers Association a t Washington, D. C. Patrick’s
souvenir is not a sample from the Treasury vault. It cost him one dollar.
Lake Monroe Jottings . .
Mrs. H. L. Johnson
Well now that (he threat of
Flora is past we can settle
down again and think of
something else. • • • Talking
to Helm Stapler the other
day and she said that Gcrt
and Urban late had talked to
their daughter, Ann Woody,
who Is down in Puerto Rico.
She was okay and I think
Helen said that they planned
to call Ann again. Ann is
Helen's niece. By tho way
Helen * bracelet has' 'been
found. Tlte custodian of the
school. Miss Arie Mann,
found it out by the Fla? Pote.
We arc certainly glad it was
because as Helen said it was
a gift from children Linda
and Clark. Now they can get
that other charm they promis
ed her. • * • Buddy Hawkins
has ictumed home from lus
short vacation in Louisiana.
He report* a very good time.
Says there is a lot of good
hunting up there and plenty
of oil wells. * * * Hear tell
that Gerald Behrens is way
up there on a hunting trip
also. • • • Sorry to hear that
postmaster Robert Mann has
been ill, Hope he is out real
By Jane Casselberry
Sanford Seminole
Jaycees
heard a talk on the John
Birch Society Thursday by
Rev, Philip Blair Junes, co
ordinator of the society from
Houston. Texas, who is in
town for a lecture Saturday
evening.
A former Sanford resident,
Jones defined the John Birch
Society a* "a bunch of In
dividualists’* believing In lets
government and more individ
ual responsibility.
He reviewed briefly the his
tory- of the so-called "rightwing” organization, which
was named for John Birch, a
Baptbt missionary in China,
who served as an Intelligence
officer for Gen. Clare Chenault during World War II. He
was killed by the Communists
10 days after the war against
Japan ended, and Is the first
known victim of the "cold
war."
Jone* defined an extreme
right winger as "anyone who
advocates a blockade of Cuba
before Oct. 22, 19113." and
asked the audience to learn
the facts about the John ltlrch
Society before condemning It.
He said that the society
does not believe in the pol
icies of containment, co-exis
tence or cooperation with the
Soviet Union;
soon. Mary Hittell has been is spending some time at her
taking hit place at the P.Q. mother’s, Mrs. C, R. Giles.
* • * George and Colleen * * • Claude ami Rena Haw
Grow and son, George and kins and son, Sidney, spent
daughter, Francine, stopped last weekend in Cocoa visit
by our borne Monday evening ing with Claude’s brother-ill
on their way to Augusta, Ga. law and sister Fred and
where they were called by Frences Thomas. * * •
the sudden passing of Col Very sorry to hear of the
leen's step-father, Mr. Jack illness of Raymond Freeman,
Goodson, They plan to stop lie is confined to the Orange
back by here Friday evening Memorial Hospital in Orlando.
on their return to Miami and 'Raymond is the grandson of
spend the night., with us. • • the J. C. Sapps. • • • Wo
James and Lynn Giles had wish Film a speedy "recovery.
as overnight guests Lynn’s * * • Congratulation* to Jack
brother and iliter-ln-law, the and Janet Standlfer on the
Charles Wises, of Miami, alio arrival of their first child, a
They were on their way homo daughter. I ran sec great
from a trip lo the North. * * grandmother Mildred StandiI think most everyone has fer spoiling her already. • •
heard the high school yell Congralu'allons to the Jatnrs
‘‘We're from Sanfnnl and Boston*. They celebrated their
couldn't he prouder" and 2, 2U1 welding anniversary Sun
I, fl, », who do we appreciate? day with a dinner at the
Sanfoid. Well it certainty home of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
rang true Friday evening. Willis. The Bostons have
What a game those boys three daughters, Dianne, Ja n
played and what a wonder ice and Julie, and son. Janies
I». JONHS
KKV.
ful half time show that the .ml a small grandson, Dean
high school band put on. Bruce Boston, son of Jam es
They were just simply great. and Linda Boston. We wish
• * • Out tins way wo also them many more happy
Nice crowd at
have a terrific Junior Varsity years
player. Uernie Barbour is the first meeting of the Mon
quarterback on Hut team ami roe School PTH R. F. Gann*
ho is sure doing his duty as was elected to fill the place
a player Lloyd Freeman still of first vice president. • * •
continues his good playing as Our thought this week i* on
also Larry Watson. Who says Today and Tomorrow. It go.-*
By Bernice Kelsey
there Isn’t good sports play like tills: Today, well lived
The Oviedo Baptist Church
ers out (his way? • • • Mr*. make* every yesterday a adopted » $23,51X1 budget,
By Helen Snodgrass
Eddie Grow i* here on a dream of happiness and every largest In the history of the
The Rev. Michael J. Kip- short visit from Miami. She tomorrow a vision of hope.
church, at its recent annual
penbroek officiated at hi* in
meeting, Rev. Jack T. Bry
itial services last Sunday at
an I. pastor, announced today.
the All Saint* Episcopal
Chairman of the budget
Church of Knlerpri-e with
commlttfc was 11 F. Ward
Holy Communion at 8 a. m. j
Jr. Serving with him were
and morning Prayer and Ser
Mrs. W. A Ward J r„ Mrs.
mon at 9:30 a. m. followed by
[ A. B Tedford, W. H. Martin
Holy Communion.
and R. F, Wheeler Jr.
The DeUary Business and
New deacons elected were
Professional Women’s Club I
Kirby Buekelew, A. Aubrey
By
Jane
Casselberry
Mrs.
E.
L.
Sweeney
and
Mrs.
attended services in a body.
Myers and L. A, Hardy, three
Rev. Kippcnbrock. a native I The Woman’s Society of Nell Innis.
year terms and John Camp,
Mr*.
C
pcland,
wife
of
the
Texun, graduated from Vir Christian Service ol the Cas
two year term.
ginia Theological Seminary selberry Community Method pastor and new Youth Secre
A. B. Tedford was elected
and was ordained in April, ist Church held a covered tary for file W.S.C.S., was as new; chairman deacons
presented
with
a
corsage
in
11)29. He ha* served a* an
with L. A. Hardy a* vice
d i s h luncheon Wednesday honor of her birthday.
Episcopal clergyman In Ala
chairman and Milton Gore,
prior
to
Hie
regular
meeting.
Plans
fur
the
W8CS
"Talent
ska anil as a Chaplain m the
The executive hoard pre Bazaar" to be held in Weaver secretary of the board.
U. S. Army.
General church officer* arc
vented
a program on "The Hall on Friday, Nov. 8. from
He comes lo Enterprise
1 Id S p iii. were announced Mrs. John Camp, clerk; W.
I
ighthousc"
narrated
by
the
from Christ Episcopal Church
II. Martin, treasurer; Mr*. A.
In Valdosta. G a , where he president, Mrs. Arthur Put the bazaar will feature the
best effort* of alt the mem II. Tedford financial secre
man.
was rector fur the past to
Others taking part were bers in both the culinary and tary; Mr* George Means,
year*.
pianist and W. 11. Martin,
Mrs. Harold Kryder, Mrs, C, sewing departments.
He and Mrs. Kippenbrock
K. Fisher, Mrs. William TilA supper will bo served organist.
are residing at tin Homestead
The social committee Is
ford, Mrs. Marvin McClain. during Hie bazaar ami the
Avenue in Dellary and are
Mrs. E. P. Richards, Mrs. menu will feature chicken made up of A It Tedford,
welcomed to the community.
Mr* Mae King, Mrs. A. A.
Phil Caesbcr, Mrs. William and fish.
Shook, Mrs. J, C. Weir, Mrs.
Hostesses for Wednesday’s Myers, John Camp and Itev.
LOTS OF BIBLES
Ernst Frantkenburg.
Mrs. luncheon wore Mrs. Paul Fu Bryant.
Through house to-house visi Angel Mender, Mr*. Thomas gleman, Mrs. C, E. Vanlce,
Supply clerk la Mrs. A. n
tations in 1962, the Jehovah's Gullickvoii, Mr*. Nelson Bun Mr*. J. Zimmerman and Mrs. Tedford ami assistant is If.
Witnesses distributed more noil, Mrs. Delmas Copeland, George Keller.
S Cult.
than 200 million Rblcs, maga
zines and piece* of literature,
according to the Bntannlca
Book of the Vear.
Oviedo Baptist
'' ■opts Budget;
All Saints Gets
New Rector
Officers
CasssSSicrry VJSCS
Plans Taleut Bazaar
F I N D t HJBt A nuit t'h fo rtc lo tv
r Mort«.i«c hf»" h#rn ftlm!
ne.i ln»t
you In tlt» • *'»«¥•
Court by tha *<")¥<• nam til
Plaintiff
pr<*i»«rty *>iitfht In IN* f niirt **t lh* tutmly
jNilgf* hrntlnnl# (stun(7, $|;Mr
nf riorltlit. In I'rnhitlr
DIVIHION, 4ecor<lln« to In if (b* Katnlf ttd
til* I’lst thereof *» re- MA T T I K t-. ttllKKI.KR,
t ttfCVAjk**!,
enrd.U In PUi book 11.
1'j k * SI. .it 111* Ihitillo
Retxir.1* .if Sem inole Coon*
tr, Klor uls
Tot; MIK KbyUIRED to
fit* jour Answer with the
C lerk o f the •■■•urt *n.i to
s*r»e s eopr ap.m ih* I’lslntlffe' Attorney*. FKBBD *
NATHANHOV. JIO South \V4«hln*titn
Asrnue.
Titusville.
Viurlits. not U t.r than Nov
ember i i . i
if
r»ii
>• do so, * decree pro eutiieeio wIP t'S entsret se.lnst
y o u for th* relief demanded
la the Complaint.
W1TNKHH my hand and t.a!
f
m il
Court »t Hanford,
in tie County, this Jth day
• t Detnbsr, 1»SJ.
s
t9 » A t.)
Arih u r If Peek with. J r .
Clerk of Circuit Court
Ity: llartha T. Vlhlen
Ii (’
l a v Off! es
K R E E H and NATH ANSON
*10 Booth W »»hln*to a Aven ue
T i t u s v i l l e . KU.
P uh llv h Oct. IL l*. ** * -NoT
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I. 11SJ.
CON-1*
r iv i i a
M » ru r,
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h t o b y d lv * n t h a t
th « l uii-ifiRf i l i f
m ill, rill lf)i«
14lit liar
of Nov«iiiD*r.
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1 9 4 3 , p t i * « n t to th e I t u n u r d t il e
C o u n ty
. I u <Ik *
of
H 'r t iin o la
C o u n t y . F l o r l l i , h#r f in a l r e
t u r n , a rc ’ ll t in t I n I V O t u N t fly a s
A r t m t n la t r l* o f th *
*if
MATT IK U WlIKKLKIt, d«-
c« 4 *« < !. a m i a t f ( i d
t lm * .
th«*n
And t Flint. malH« ip pi Icot Una
to tft# BaM Jui11k• for a final
B0 ttl«m«nt uf h r admlnUtra*
lion of at 4Ui awtatr. and for an
or U r
<1i i - h a r u i n * h e r * * i u t ’h
Administratrix
tut*!
thia
the
O o to b a r,
P
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F I O ft n e t
• ih
day
of
C a m p b e ll
Aa A imlnlatratrtx of th t
Kata ta uM
M ATT IF* L WlIKKLKIt
VtacoiiijMfd
KTKNtfTHoH. DAVI*
A
I f e t & T O t it l
A tto ru ay*
1 'u s t
far AiJmintatfAtfiS
U fftc a
Hanford.
Um
Florida
U lft
PuhlUh Oct. II. If, :i A NVt.
1. 1942.
CDX-if
He outlined tome of tha
aims of the organization, such
as getting the United Nations
out of the United States and
vice versa, impeaching Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court
E a r l Warren, blockading
Cuba and getting the govern
ment out of competition with
private enterprise.
He said th at Red China
should have a scat in tha UN
. . . ours!
The John Birch Society is
in favor of federal fiscal re
sponsibility and is atarmed at
the fact that, according to
Sen. Byrd of Virginia, the na
tional deht has reached the
astronomical figure of one
trillion, 230 billion dollars.
The society is against giv
ing foreign aid to Communist
countries and so called "neu
tralist" nations.
He warned the group that
they could get cradle-to-thc
grave security from the fed
oral government but they
would be surrendering their
freedom.
Longwood Circle
Appoints New
Chi^man
By Donna E s in
Mrs. Marguerite Hyland
was appointed s u n s h i n e
chairman of liingwuod’i St.
Catherine of Siena Circle ol
the Church of Nativity Cath
olie Women’s Club at their
regular monthly meeting held
Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. Florence Mil Hello.
Mrs. Frances Sasser, for
mer sunshine chairman, re
signed line to her husband’s
transfer to Kingsville, Tex.
Pray era In honor of Our
Lady of the Rosary were of
fered for the apectly recovery
ol Leo Cross and Larry Analey. husbands of circle mem
ber*. lo open the meeting
which was presided over by
Mrs. John Kennedy, chair
man.
Plans were discussed for
Hie circle’s .Second Annivers
ary Communion anil Breaklast to lie held at the church
on Oct. 23 ut 9 a.m. Hostess
es for Hie breakfast will be
Mrs. Orland Fox and 3!rs.
Garland Shaw,
Tim recent Square Dance
sponsored by Hie circle was
reported to be well atlended
and to have made ■ profit ot
Si2. Another Square Dance is
being pi.nine,| lor alter the
first of tlio year.
Following the b u a i n • a i
m e * t i n g , refreshments of
cake, cookie* and coffee were
served by Mrs. Mditcllo and
Mrs. Jerry Whiteman, cohostesa. The next meeting will be
on Nov. 4 with Mrs. Fox and
Mr*. Peggy Shannon sa hos
tesses.
DR. E. J . DANIELS
Revival Slated
At Prairie Lake
Starting Sunday
Evangelistic services by
Dr. E. J . Daniels will open
Sunday evening and continue
through Saturday evrning at
Prairie Lake Daptist Church
In Fern Park.
Rev. Lowell Lelstner, vocal
ist, will direct the choir and
lead a tong service at 7:30
nightly followed hy a message
by Dr. Daniel.
John Uoa, third member of
lh« team , will serve as organ
ist and will present special
arrangements of hymns «ach
night.
Special talks for teen-ager*
will be given by Dr. Daniels
each night at 7 o’clock and a
program especially for chil
dren will be conducted by
Rev. Lciitiw r at tha same
hour.
Color movica on the "Life
of Christ" will tie shown fur
adults at 7:13 p m.
A nursery will be provided
for children three years and
under each night.
Nazarenes Plan
Fall Rally Day
Tlie first Fall Rally Day
for Hie First Church of the
Nazarcne, Second Street at
Maple Avenue, Sanford, will
lie held Sunday with the open
ing exercises scheduled for
9:43 a. m.
Jo* Morgan, Sunday School
superintendent, has advised
Hi at each department super
visor ami teacher has been
working to achieve an at
tendance at least equal lo
enrollment.
Although the Rally Day is
denominational-wide, It marks
tho beginning of the fall em
phasis for all departments of
ths ehureh. An effort to In
crease the Horn* Department,
a ministry to shut-ins ia their
homes which Is sponsored by
tho church schools. Is being
conducted in connection with
the special day.
The l.nke Mnry Si. Thercis
<Irelo of the Church nf ths
Nativity Culholle Women’*
<Iub will sponsor a Raks Sal*
in front of ths Imka Mnry
I’ojt Office this Saturday
from 8 until It a. m.
Plans fur the sals w rn
mad* at the rerent meeting of
the circle held at the home nf
Mrs. Julie Scott. Plana also
were made for the group to
ninke Christmas decorations
which will be suld at the Re
ligious Article Booth at ths
church.
The next meeting trill be
p.
SOUTHERN HELL officials Robert F. Shedden (left) and Al Probdt plant
palm trees on grounds of the DeBary area office in their effort to help
"Ecautify DeBary” during the three-month ix- unification program which
will conclude Npv. 15 when prizes will In; awarded.
(Cox Photo)
.....
V in S
FH. Oct. 11, U —P a w 3
O f Furnishing Told
Catholic Circle
Sets Bake Sale
In Lake Mary
held a t 8
(Hitforl
Mobile Homes Plan
m. u n Tues day ,
Oct. 22. Location to be announced.
Gordon Dillon
Dies Wednesday
Legal Notice
to b* furfflrtl#'! IR
ful|ok»»:
Lrtl 7, u is o p a i . k s i;a-
,
Stir
Gordon Reeder Dillon, B7, of
807 Brighton Drive, Cassel
berry, died Wednesday at the
Ray Pinea VA Hospital.
He was a member of Weilminater Presbyterian Churrh,
Casselberry, and W i n t e n
l-odife of Muiona, Cincinnati,
O. He cam* to Casselberry
from Cincinnati in 1932.
.Surviving a rt his wife, Mrs.
Julia Dillon; three children,
Re-der and Tom Dillon, Cin
cinnati, and Mr*. S h i r l a y
West. Cleveland, Ohio; 10
grandchildren and a sister,
Mrs. L. W. Coolidge, Wooster,
Ohio.
Friends limy call between 7
and 10 p. m. today at tha
(irumkow Funeral Hume. Fun
eral services will be conduct
ed at 8 p. m. Tuesday at tha t
Charles Stiller Funeral Home,'
Cincinnati.
‘
Daniel J. Connolly, presi
dent of Connolly Mobile Home
Sates, Inc., announced a new
plan for furnishing new mo
bile homes today.
Connolly stated "until now
a family buying a new mobile
home was almost forced to
accept the furniture the fac
tory placed in the mobile
home, but with our new plan
a family can choose their new
mobile home, than trade the
furniture in on the design
nml colon they choose front
our large showroom at little
or no extra coat."
The 20-by-55-foot ahowroont
located on Connolly’e Ocala
talca lot carrlea practically
all atyles of furniture, includ
ing contemporary, modern
and Danish modem, plus ail
homo accessories *urh ns
lumps, ash trays, wall plaques,
bed spreads and rugs.
Connolly pointed out that
this is another of the services
Church Plans
Fall Bazaar
By Francet Wester
Tlte annual Fall Bazaar
sponsored by the UI’W of the
C o m m u n i t y I'resbyterian
Church of luikc Mary will be
held un Get. 19 at the Educa
tional nniMing of Ibe .church
starting at 4 p.m.
An old fashioned turkey
dinner complete with all the
trimmings will be served
from 3 until 7 p m. A special
rats' for children will be giv
en. Take out service also will
be available.
Early Christmas shoppers
will be intercslcd In many
items to be sold in the Arts
and L’ralts and Needle Craft
Booths. Also of interest wilt
lie a While Elephant Booth
and a Plant Booth.
A variety of baked Roods
will lie offered for sale. Many
outside games are planned
and pronto pups and snacks
will lie sold at booth* on the
grounds.
Baptists Hold
Study Course
By Frances Wester
The First Baptist Church of
f.ake Mary has successfully
concluded a study of tin* De
partmental Training Union
Hook held at Hie church for
all Interested momtiers.
Tearhcra for tho w orse
wer* Mr*. E. I. Chester, In
termediate Book; Mr*. C. N.
North, Junior Book; and Itvv.
Halph K. Tnjlnr, Adults,
A total of 13 awards were
presented.
he h at planned for tha Cantral Florida family wishing
to purchase a mobila home.
There are two sales lots in
the Connolly chain, one lo
cated two mile* north of
Ocalu on U. S. 441 and the
other located on U. 8. 441 in
Leesburg,
Elder Springs
To Observe
Laymen's Day
Morning worship service*
this Sunday at the Elder
Spring* Baptist Church will
be in charge of laymen ot
the church.
The service will open at I t
a tn. with the male chorus
singing the call to worship,
Clyde Dempsay will lead the
service while ihe sermon will
he delivered by E r n e s t
Wright. Walt Britton, presi
dent of the Brotherhood, wilt
make the Introducrmns and
personal testimonies will be
given by Dave Carpenter and
Doyle Brown.
Laymen’s Day la observed
to focus attention on m en of
Hie church who o n the lead
ers of today.
Invitation to the public to
join the Elder Springs congre
gation for this special acr*
vice U extended by Britton
and Rev. 1). Hamilton GrUIio.
pastor of the church.
r
T
Sunday School
Program Set
By Joan Manta
A combination Rally and
Promotion Day at the ChuIttola Community Church will
be held Sunday beginning at
lu a.m. The program, under
direction of Sunday 8choot
Superintendent Mrs. Kather
ine Jones, will include par
ticipation by a l t Sunday
School children.
Attendance goal for Ihe day
ha* been set at 129, the num
ber reached last year on this
date.
It Is hoped that parents wilt
accompany their children ta
help reach the goal.
| Roof Cleaning
2 • 1« Per ftq. Fool
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Maintenance Servlee
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But That's Not A ll
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Above ail. we i a s o t
; Ut ia m t a jo n k s u d *
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Peter Edsoe
CANAD1AN BACON
Political Notebook
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'Tour O f Homes' Is Pleasant Drive
Take your new ’64 automobile
out on a tour of homes this weekend,
and you’ll see some exciting anti ingeius new '64 architecture.
Drive out West First Street,
Highway 46. to Paula, turn south,
then west again at Wilson School,
and you’jl arrive a t Rosa Payton’s
Open House.
Built by B. Edwards, this threebedroom two bath home is of sturdy
concrete block construction. It sits
on a high, dry lot with a view of
lovely Sylvan Lake. A 50-foot rightof-way insures lake privileges. This
Family Room
Can Assume
Many 'Faces'
Family room* ran be almost
anything you want to make
than.
They eaa U tailored to the
•hiMiwn’a interest, with plen
ty ot room tor gam ti and
dancing. On the other hand,
yon don’t need ahildrea to
have a family room. It can be
designed for m usk, TV, read
ing and informal entertaining
by a couple.
Just aa the purpose eaa
▼ary with aach family, eo can
the location. Many people
think that family rooma must
he located in the basement,
but local lumber dealers re
port that they e fttn ara built
in the attic, a converted gur
age or an area off the kit
chen.
Keep the a t m o a p h e r c
friendly in the new family
room. If natural light ia avail
able, take advantage of it. 11
not, make aure th at the room
ir well lighted.
An informal decor can be
created by inatalllng woodgrain paneling. By using a
plustic • surfaced hanlboard,
good appearance and practic
ality are combined. ThU pan
eling should have a washable
plastic surface, which ia as
smooth and cuay to clean as
a refrigerator.
For easy application, the
woodgtain planka have tonguewnd-groove edges. Panel
ing can be put up right over
•Id walls or new framing.
Make sure th a t there are
plenty of comfortable chairs
in the family room. Ucth fa
mily and friends will enjoy
this all-purpose room if they
ran relax in itn comfortable
atmosphere.
Storage is another import
ant factor in a family room.
Provide plenty of ehrtf apace,
cabinets or built-ins. Records,
books, games, and toys are
just a few of the tilings that
may need a storage place.
imaginatively landsca|>ed home will
be open Sunday from noon until 6
p.m.
Back at Wilson School, turn south
to Country Club Road, south again
by the golf course, and follow the
signs to Greenbriar of Loch Arbor.
Already occupied ia a handsome split
level home which nestles comfort
ably into the gently rolling hills of
this tree-shuded area.
And on the next street. Highland,
ia an extremely interesting house
partially completed. Its contempor
ary design has a suggestion of Ori
ental influence, with its glassed cu
pola-like center construction. This
should be a real beauty when fin
ished. and is definitely worth see
ing now.
Turn your ’64 buck to Country
Club Rond, back toward the City,
and drive through Idyllwilde of Loch
Arbor. These custom built homes
are in the luxury class, and ob
viously earn the slogan "Homes of
Distinction.”
Be aure to see Ravennu Park on
your tour. That ’64 would look right
a t home in the carporte of one of
the new homes in Ruvenna’s third
section. There are several homes
nearly finished, one or two ready to
move in. These homes fit the more
moderate budget, but no convenience
features are left out. For instnnee,
the ones we saw included central
heating and air conditioning.
When you finish this tour you
will have seen the finest homes avail
able in a wide price range, and
should have no trouble selecting the
place th a t’s "just right” for th a t new
’64, as well as yourself and your fam
ily.
Country Club Koad
GHZEIIBRLiR
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of
LOCH ARS0?
£9th S tr a it
BOWLING
Courthouse Records
Real Estate Transactions
Krskine D. I ay et ux to
VA, West Haven. flo.OOO.
A. I. Snodgrass et ux to
Donald L. IIolmi|uist et ux,
Prairie Lake Heights, $13,900.
KHA to Donald G. Kiser et
ux, Country Club Manor, IT.750.
Hattie Mae Robinson to Ira
Campbell, Lincoln Heights,
$0,500.
Casselberry Gardens, Inc.,
to Donald E. Mount et ux,
Queen’s Mirror, $8,000.
F1IA to Melvin II. Lene
et ux, Kustbrook. $14,150.
K1IA to John C. Kus et ux,
Heftier Homes, $13,150.
Verner G. Anderson at ux
to Sheldon Stripling Jr., En
chanted Manor, $16,5o0.
William Waddy Oursler Jr.
et ux to Allan J. Hull Constrwlion, . Inc., • E*itbio„k,
$17,000.
Gordon I,, llmlges et ux to
Leon G. liryan et ux, St. Jo
seph's Subdivision, $7,'JUO.
Brute D. Kiel stcud ct ux
to Jasper C. Parrish et ux,
Fan Noy Park, $7,800.
K. C. Crumpton et ux to
Harry K. Morrow et ux, baniondu, $13,800.
Oakland Estates, Inc., to
Howard A. Math iiisrru- rt u i,
Oakland Estates, $15,500.
Calvin 11. Meconnahcy et
ux to T. C. Brannon et ux,
English Estates, $3,800.
Joyce H. Wooton to O. W.
Reaves et ux, Citrus Heights,
$7,200.
Park Royal Homes, Inc., to
First Federal Savings and
Loan Association of Seminole,
Country Club Heights, $11,500.
J. Brailey Odhum et us to
Kingsaood
Builders, I iic,
Gruve Munois, $7,500.
Donald D. Angllm st nx to
David S. Kedwina et nx, Osk
Park, $7,000.
Donald W. Tatw her et at
to II. V. Crum et al, 17-21S30E, $15,500.
H. F. Roeidk ot ux to Ed
ward F. Dougherty et ux, 1220S-30K, $1,700.
Elwrood Hurvlll* Smith ct
ux to Rudolph S. Bernal et
ux. South Pinecrest, $14,000.
Dale N. Varner et ux to
Wilson Robinson Jr. r t ux.
Woodruff's Subdivision, $8,COO.
Sam D. Ray ct ux to Robert
Mayer, Heftier Homes, $11,500.
Charles Adrian Blum «t ux
to FHA, Sunlund, $11,300.
Frances O'Heir et al to
Frank J. Sedluck et ux, Stew
art's Subdivision, $5,300.
Mid-Kloiida Investment Co.
to Edward 11. Coker et ux,
Fairlano EataUi, $12,000.
C. K. Lowdentiilk et ux to
James D. hey »vr el ux, 2421S-30E, $3,000.
Helen E. Keyser et vlr to
C. R. Lowdernulk et ux 2421S-30E, $19,500.
A. Fred Buwdru to W. W.
Cunningham r t ux, Sylvan
Lakr. #0,130.
Edward H. Nance st ux to
Eduard W. Richardson Jr. et
ux, Country Club Manor, $7,500.
Lillian Palmer to Eduuid
J. Kaiser et ux, South Fern
Park, $10,100.
Oscar filenville Brown f t
ut to Melvin E. Robinson et
ux. Oriental Gardens, $15,000.
Howard P. Horn ct ux to
Roland Grundy et ux, DolRav .Manor, 111,730.
M. II. Langston et ux to
Helen W. Stiiley et al. Wat
son's Subdivision, $12,500,
W. O. Jacobi et ux to
Clarence L. Horne et ux, Villa
Mills, $14,000.
Suita Filed
Eric Savings Hank vs. An
tonin Staffiero si ux, nitg.
fel.
John H. Williams ot al vs.
Tom Staten f t al. agreement
for deed fcl.
First Federal Savings and
Loan vs. Trenton D. Gibson
et ux. mtg. fcl.
Ninth Federal Savings and
Loan of New Yoik vs. Ches
ter M. Wells el ux, mtg. fcl.
Home Owners Federal Sav
ings and Loan vs. John S.
Osgathorp at ux, mtg. fcl.
I.orina M. Williams vs. Roy
DeWitt et al, mtg. fcl.
First Frderal Savings and
Loan of Orlando vs. David
L. God-ey et ux mtg. fcl.
Charles H. Gatlin et al vs,
Carl E. Kckinsn, fel. and
cancel agreement for deed.
Connecticut General Life
Insurance Co. vs. Frank S.
Vehunsky. mtg. fcl.
Williamsburg Savings Bank
vs. Nancy Ray et al, mtg. fcl.
First Federal Savings and
Loan of Seminole vs. George
Pugh et al, mtg. fcl.
Cameron Development Co..
Inc,, vs. Ruby P. Bouer f t al
suit lu l|ul,t title.
WesUido Federal Savings
and Loan of New lu rk \s .
Henry T. Wofford et ux, nitg.
fcl.
H. A. Herman et ux vs. C.
R. Mullins r t ux, fcl.
Boston Five Cents S a v i n g s
vs. Clenviiiuu r . N i v e l ) e l ux
m t g . fcl.
Nationnl Life and Accident
Insurance Co. vs, Lucy E.
Holley et vir mtg. fcl.
First Nutioual City Bank
vs. Phillip D. Maiton Jr., ct
ux mtg fcl.
Robert J. Bishop, trustee,
vs. D. T. Green et ux, mtg
fcl.
United Mortgage Servicing
Corp. vs. Robert llobbius ot
ux. mtg. fcl.
United Mortgage Servicing
Corp. vs. Kirk E. Plstel, mtg.
fcl.
Marriage Applications
John Bennett .Jr., Long,
wood, ami Auroia Joann H ar
rison, Casselberry.
Norris W. Long, Forest
City, and Joy J. Scott, Dr
ang* City.
Arthur Ernest Collier and
Alma J. Anderson, Urlando.
Richard Thomas Meyer,
New Syrna Reach, and FrcUie Bradford, Santord.
Ronald Maurice Sentall.
Hendersonville, N. (!., ami
Patricia Lorraine Place, Sunford
Claud,. Lewis Glover and
Gloria Jsan Davis, Sanford.
Frank A. Peterson and
Cathy F. Rogers, Sanford.
Overton Syllls and Martha
Dianne Bass. Oviedo.
Ihom as I.es Williams, Co
vina, Calif-, and Tomnii
Susan Garrow, Sanford.
Johnnie K. Hall, McCoy
AFB, and Rosea Ann Heed,
Urlando.
Final Divorce Decrees
Grace T. Didwell vs. John
A. Bidvrcll.
Alien M. Fox vs. John C.
Fox.
Susie Goodman vs. Glover
Goodman.
Legal Notice
l a til* l
*9
J a t l « r . * r m l n i 'l * ( a a a t f ,
ida. l a I'r w li a fr .
l a r e t l a i n t r •• r
The Dutch latroduced bowl
ing Into Colonial America and
It became to popular that a
blue law wax passed to forbid
a game called "nine pins."
H o w l i n g enthusiasts got
around the law by adding a
tenth pin and thui bowling as
it is known today was in
vented.
While you are out driving this week-end, take this page
with you. The map above will assist you in locating soms
of Sanford and Seminole County's outstanding real
estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find
just what you are looking for in the way of a home.
for the beautiful
LONGING
TREE SHADED AREA
OF
F lo r
W ARRE N WILLIAM I-I NK
OvCUMit.
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l»«r*by notlfl»i| and ra«|p|ra<|
to pr*»of.t
claim * .m l do*
man4a which yutt, or rltliv r o f
you . may l u r *
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<*ounty, t o tha Cou nty J uda*
•if Hrmltiol* Cou nty. Florida.
a * hla
offlca In tha cou rt
hou«a n f «ald C ou n ty a t Han
ford. Florida, w ith in n it raW
amlar months from tha tints
o f tha first public ation o f t h i s
n o lle# Each rU liu or d«nt*tid
••hall t»a in writing, an d sh a ll
«t»ta tha pUca o f ra»t«lan< a
t i d p at offlca ad'lraaa of tha
■la l m i n t , and sh a ll ba awrnrn
to by tha claim ant. Its a g s n t .
•»r its att rnay, and a n y aurh
lalm or damand not a t fllad
-hall ba void.
a / Carl II. Allan
\ a i d m l n L tr a t o r af tha
Kstata of
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W I L L U N
KIN K. •|av,ra»rd
Publish Hrpt. 37 A Owt. 4. It.
Of Loch Arbor
away from heavy traffic
where it is Peaceful, Quiet, and Friendly
CH O O SE YO U R H O M ESITE Nearing
BUILD WHEN Y O U ’RE READY
Completion — .1 lledroom Contemporary. Alao 4 Bedroom Colonial.
Modem Kitchens
WILLIAM 8.
HRIJMLEY JK.
by
BYRON M.
LEACH
SENERA10EKCTRIC
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P. O. BOX 1599
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You're invited to our
You’ll open the
anil confidence
its beauty and
home in either
O P EN HOUSE
02 Noon to 5 P. M., Oct. 13
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DRIVE OUT SUNDAY AND INSPECT THIS LOVELY
3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOME, AND ADJOINING LAKESIDE
AND LA REVIEW LOTS. IT’S BUILT ON A HIGH, DRY LOT
WITH BEAUTIFUL LAKE VIEW ALL AROUND.
Ravenna Park
Idyllwilde
MODERN KITCHENS BY
•‘Homes
FEATURES INCLUDE LARGE LIVING ROOM. KITCHEN WITH
EATING AREA. FAMILY ROOM. UTILITY. STORAGE AND
DOUBLE CARPORTE. IT’S ROOMY — APPROXIMATELY 2.2011 SQ. IT .
RIGHT OF WAY TO LAKE SYLVAN, IDEAL FOR SWIMMING,
SKIING AND FISHING.
door to a lifetime of pleasure
in its structural excellence as well as
convenient design — when you select your
of these well planned communities!
Of
Distinction’*
"A Community Built With Pride-
khoM who dem and the ultim ate in
Beautiful 3 A 4 Bedroom, 1, 1 ^ ,
2 Bath Homes, FHA, FHA InService, VA, Conventional Fi
nancing.
•orafurt, aouveiiitutee, en d luxurjr,
Several home* are nearly complete m
Larger, F iner Home*, deaigned lur
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Linda
Celebrates
Linda o niff celebrated her
; seventh birthday recently at
tha home of her parents, Mr.
and Mr*. Leon OHiff In Ovie
do. P ero ra tio n * comllted of
ballerina girls, carrying out
tha theme of pink and white.
Favors of windmills ware giv
en to each of tha guesta.
Refreshments o f caka and
punch wars aanrad to the fol
lowing:
Donna Beasley, Chris and
Mary Soke, Busan Clonts,
Fay* Stoner, Linda Layman,
Martha Hutchinson, Oviedo,
and Cynthia Parker, Maitland
and Karen ChrlatUeb, of Chuluota.
Auxiliary
Plans Luncheon
Tha Women's Auxiliary of
Seminole Memorial Hospital
will bold a general business
meeting and luncheon on Oct.
1> at tha Riksha Inn, starting
at 11:30 p.m.
There will be a report from
tha nominating committee
and ail members a rt urged
to attend.
Reservations must be made
at tha information desk or
Hospitality Shop at tha hos
pital.
DeBary Garden Club Holds
October Session At Center
Tha DeBary Garden Club filled with fall flower* In I ru st This arrangement was | the om on tha bullet table
held tha October meeting at •hades of yellow, bronze and I given by lira. B. Batson and | by Mrs. Arrington.
tha Community Crater with
Mrs. C E. Butler presiding.
It was voted to allot ISO to
•end two youths to Ocala neat
year. Four M v members
were welcomed, Mrs. Charles
Ulrich, Mlsa Adelaida Conte,
Miss Alice Cooper and Mrs.
Arthur Lambert Mrs. W.
Poster presented each of the
new members with a corsage.
It was agreed to purchase
another crystal punch bowl
and to bold a flower show In
the spring. Mrs. E. Johnston
will ba the new librarian.
Mrs. Erie Vlhlen, of San
ford, gava an interesting and
informative talk on garden
needs. She introduced Mi
chael 0. Cosby who told the
group why their grasses were
not doing too well and what
to do about It Ha Illustrated
wbat happens to grass and
why.
Tha door prize wai won by
GUEST SPEAKERS with some of the DeBary Garden Club members at
Mrs. L. Arrington. Refresh
a recent meeting are from left. Mm . C. E. Butler, president; Mrs. L. Ar
ments were served during
rington, tea chairman, Michael Cosby and Mrs. Eric Vihlen, guest speak
tha social hour from a table
ers and Mrs. P. McBean, program chairman.
(Cox Photo)
centered with a horn of plenty
Officers Of WA1S O f First Baptist
Church Give Preview O f New Year
OFFICERS OF FIRST BAPTIST WMS who were in charge of the program
a t a recent meeting are left to right, (seated) Mrs. Cecil Tucker, presi
dent; Mrs. Fred Wilson, Mrs. John Abrahams and back row, Mrs. R. T.
Thomas, Mrs. DcWitt Mathews, Mrs. B. Newsome, Mrs. Otto Thomas nnd
Mrs. Turner Lodge.
(Herald Photo)
Church Circles
Plan Meetings
The WMS of the First B»ptilt Church opened its church
year, Monday with a program
previewing activities for their
Jubilee year. The program,
preicnted by the general of
ficers and committee chair
men, Introduced plans for
tho year with the aid of
charts, maps and posters.
Mrs. Cecil Tucker, presi
dent, and Mrs. R. T. Ttiomas,
program chairman, were In
charge. They were assisted
by Mrs. Fred Wilson, vicepresident Mrs. John D. Abra
hams. secretary, and the fol
lowing committee chairmen:
Mrs. lies Newsome, enlist
ment; Mrs. Lcland Rudd,
mission study; Mrs. DcWitt
Mathews, prayer; Mrs. R. F.
Cooper, community missions;
Mrs. Otto Thomas, steward
ship; Mrs. Turner Lodge,
publications, and Mrs. Hoy
Britt, publicity.
A luncheon followed the
program, after which some
of the circles held thetr
monthly meetings.
Mrs. Johnson
Hostess For
Shower
.Miss Shirley Hall brideelect of Edward Sledd, was
guest of honor recently at a
bridal shower given by Mrs
Olire Johnson at her home,
1108 Sanford Ave.
The honoree was presented
with a beautiful gift-laden
pink and white umbrella.
Carnes were played during
the evening and prizes award
ed to Miss Judy Harriett,
Mrs. William Withernw and
Mrs. Brooks Alderman.
Mrs. Glen Miller assisted
Mrs. Johnson with the serv
ing.
other* attending were the
bride's mother, Mrs. Curtis
Hall; the groom's mother,
Mrs, Alice Sledd; Mrs. Don
ald Entm d, Mrs. Raymond
Stevens and Mrs. Frances
Braswell, sisters of the bri'le,
and Mrs. Albert Hall, grand
mother of the honoree.
Also Mines Charlie Hays,
Betty Allan. Shirley Martin.
Douglas Miller. C. L. Thomas.
Fred Morton. Oliver Hall. Bob
Tints. Mildred Shaffer. Cecil
Bales and Miss June King.
Fourth Birthday Observed At Party
Monday
Women of tbs First Presbyterian Church have scheduled
meetings Monday as follows;
8:43 a.m. Circle I — Mrs.
Philip Allen, chairman, with
Mrs. R. A. Chads on Mellonsille Avenue;
Circle ] - with Mrs. F. L.
Woodruff, chairman, on Mag
nolia Avenue;
Circle 3 — with Mrs. Harry
Woodruff, chairman, Elliot
Avenue;
Circle 4 — Mrs. Robert
Jackson, chairman, with Mrs.
Harry Echelberger, Woodland
Drive;
Circle 3 — Mrs. Joe Corley,
chairman, with Mrs. Lloyd
Boyle, Mellunville Avenue;
Circle 6 — Mrs. George
Stine, chairman, with Mrs.
A. II. Parker, Sunland Es
ADMIRING THE BIRTHDAY CAKE at a party for four year old Darleno
tates;
Roifera are front left, a younger sinter, Joy Rogers, Darlene and a play
Circle 7 — with Mrs. K. W.
mate, Denise Burnham.
Fite, chairman, .Mellunville
Avenue at 2:30 p.m.;
Circle B - Mrs. J. C. Hut
chison. chairman, with Mrs.
G. II. Browm, Park Avenue at
3 p.m.;
Mrs. David Gatchel, of friends and relatives here this Huntingdon “ Honeys," a girl's
Evening Circle 9 — meets
at 8 p.m. with Mrs. p. T. Fernandina Beach, ami for week. She arrived Tuesday drill tram that performs at
Piety, chairman, in Osteen; merly of Sanford, ia visiting and David is expected to various sports activities.
night. They will return home
Evening Circle 10 — meets
Sunday.
at 7:43 p.m. in Fellowship
Mrs. Lorraine Graham at
Hall, with Mri. Floyd Case,
tended
a reception Wednes
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lloyd
0.
Word ba* been received
chairman, and Mrs. Harvey
Swain, 409 San Carlos Ave., that Wayne Epps, son of Dr. day afternoon from 3 to 6:30
Bwanson. as co-hostesset.
announce the birth of a sis and Mrs. A. W. Epps Jr., has p.m. at the Aogebilt Hotel in
pound, 14 ounce daughter, been pledged to the Pi Kappa Orlando. It was in honor of
White room accessories add Oct. B at Seminole Ftemorial Alpha Fraternity, at Emory the managing director of the
National Tuberculosis Assn.
to s room, Hospital.
University in Atlanta, Ga.
The new arrival, Mary Alli
and jew■uol look son, has two abler*, Susan
Miss Deanna N i c h o l s ,
costume. Your and Judy.
daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. M.
white household accessories
Maternal grandmother is L. Nichols, has been chosen
table Mrs. A. B. Stevens and pa the “Outstanding Sophomore
while ternal grandparents are Mr. Girl" at Huntingdon College
or and Mr*. L. M. Swain, all of at Montgomery, Ala. She was
Sanford.
also chosen as ©no of Uw 12
Sartfo
New Arrivals
Give once for many
theUNITEDw
av
Darlene Rogers, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Billy D. Ro
gers, celebrated her fourth
birthday with a party at thetr
home, 2(13 Hays Drive.
A group of playmates were
invited for 1:30 p.m. and
playrd games during the aft
ernoon.
3!rs. Rogers served re
freshments of Ice cresm.
cake and punch to the young
sters. The birthday cake was
pink with blue Icing snd in
cluded in the decorations was
a large "4" in the center,
with one candle in the top
Mrs. Rogers made the cake.
Guests were Barbara, De
nise, Kandy and Danny Burn
ham, Wanda Entowre, Mary
Lynn and Lee Greene, Mark
Gorda, .Mary Ann ami Joe
Ward, Joy Rogers, Hockey
Green. Frances Leek, Carol
Fosnight and Mary Ward.
Oviedo
w .
w .
a
(D aah
u i>
Plans Meeting
Tuesday
Mrs. A. L. Probst was hos
tess for a recent special board
meeting of the Sanford Weicome Wagon Club, to discus*
projects for tha coming year.
Those attending were limes.
Robert C. Rugenstein, J.
Russell Gould, Constantine
Curtate, Norris Plank. Ro
bert Tbornell, C. D. Otty end
Roy Pounds. A special guest
was little Miss Christina Lou
ise Tbornell, who was only 10
days old.
The regular luncheon meet
ing is scheduled for Tuesday.
The group will tour the HLH
Plant then meet at Phelps
Restaurant for lunch. Prior
to the luncheon, new officers
will be Installed.
For reservations call Mrs.
H. D. Rowland, 323-0328 or
Mrs. Probst. 322*039.
Bride - Eject
Honored With
Shower
Mrs. David Gstchel. of Fer
nandina Beach, who is visit
ing in Sanford this week, waa
hostess Wednesday night for
a miscellaneous shower at the
home of her parent* Mr. and
Mr*. J. E. Hodge, on Alellonville Ave. The honoree was
Nilas Bonnie Stoffer, brideelect.
Highlight of the deputation*
wae the center arrangement
on the refreshment table, a
huge white istin pillow
adorned with a silver wed
ding ring and interspersed
-with Torget-lJirnots and lilies,
of-the-valley. Silver candelab
ra with white tapers and sil
ver appointments completed
the table decorations.
Refreshments of Ice cream
cake, punch and lacy mlnia*
tore umbrellas filled with
•iivcr candy kisses were serv
ed to the 20 friends attend
ing.
Fallowing ths gift opening
a chatter session was enjoy
ed by the group.
DEAR AB8Y: What do
you think of a mother who
won't let her 12-year-old
boy fight hie own battles?
This mother runs outside
every time she bears a dis
agreement la which her ton
i* Involved. My son is part
of the neighborhood group
of about 12 boys who play
together. Wa have taught
our son to be respectful to
adults, so when this mo
ther runs out and tells the
other boys to quit picking
on her son, no kid is going
to talk back to her and tell
her it's usually her kid who
starts it. I am only one of
the mothers who doesn't
know bow to handle this.
Can you help us?
ONE MOTHER
DEAR MOTHER: One of
you mothers who is friend
ly with this woman should
tell her that she is hurting
her son while trying to help
him. Boys must learn to
resolva differences among
themselves. It is part of
growing up. Psychiatrists'
couches are bathed with the
sweat of men whose mo
thers ren interference for
them.
• • •
DEAR ABBY: Our son is
marrying a girl we all 11k-
Yesterday’s hsnj showed •
slam that was a cinch to bid.
Hera ia one that was bid at
©lily two tables in a [ m ill
tournament. In spite of this
fact, it is a lead pipe cinch to
make.
It la rather ea-y to bid if
you use the artificial two notrump response.
A fter that response South's
three heart bid ahows a good
hand, but with no singleton
or void. North responds with
four diamonds. This bid not
cnly ahows the diamond ace,
but goes one step further and
denies any other side ace.
The reason Is that if North
held two side aces he would
bid the cheapest one first.
South's four spade bid is
slam try above game. He
By Bernice Kelsey
Shiizo spent last weekend
Gainesville visiting their i
Jimmy, who is a student
the University of Florida.
FLORAL
—
Your
Dowmtowa
Taking her along where you
want to go isn't enough, you
know.
You never give her credit
for a good Idea. I t’s surpris
ing how many husbandi are
"stingy" In this respect. They
remember It was her Idea If
it doesn't work, but forget
whose idea it was If it turns
out well.
You aren’t willing to ru t
yourself out once in a while
to do things around the house
when (he wants them done.
When we speak of a “gen
erous" husband we usually
mean that ha lets his wife
have the things she wants—
the things thst she can ahow
to her friends.
But a man can be generous
in money matters and so
mean in other ways th at his
wife wvuld be happy to settle
for a little lese money and a
little more understanding.
SANFORD
FLOWER SHOP
Cor. E. 1st A Sanford Are.
FA 3-1323
FA 3-1132
lira is « couple with 8 littie boy. Tho husband ia a
professional man nnd his
wifa is a nice appearing
woman, but she is letting
that little boy slowly starvs
to death. He is to thin 1
could ery. Isn't there soma
way a nurse could be sent
to that home to tell that
mother to feed ber child?
I saw the husband in the
hall one day and 1 tried to
tell him that his ton look
ed like he needed vitamins,
but he didn’t seem interest
ed. There should be a law
against letting a child grow
so thin. He U a very active
child, and I've never seen n
doctor go Into that apart
ment so I don't think the
boy is sickly. Please don't
think me a busybody, I
just had to tell somebody.
Is there anthing I can do?
A NEIGHBOR
DEAR N E I G H B O R : !
think it's safe to assum#
that the parents are as con
cerned about their ion’s
health as you are. A child
who appears "thin" Is not
necessarily slowly starving
to death. Your intentions
are good, but any sugges
tions would be considered
meddling.
On(Bhidqs
By Oswald
n
North ean do plenty about
that club suit. Ha bids fire
clubs to show second round
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control. There la no confusion
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South’s five diamond bid
A A ICS
was a furth er alam try and
V AK 8 78
clearly showed ths king of
A KBS
.diamonds. He cculdn’t be
* 4 2 - v Both vulnerable
showing a singleton because
South Wnrt North Kaa4
he would have bid three dia
P aa 2 NT. Pats
If
mond* over two nM rum p with
Pass 4 *
Pasa
3*
a singleton diamond.
Pam 3 *
P in
4*
Paw 8 *
2♦
Paae
The five diamond bid gives
Pax* P aa
North a green light. Ha
Opening lead—* 8
fecle certain that five hearts knows that there are no dia
will be a safe contract and mond losers and probably ne
wants to see what his partner hrsrt eg spade losers so ha
simply goes to six hearts.
can do about thw club suit.
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ON ANT BOX SPRING AND
MATTRESS — DURING THIS SALE
FI-wist
dbg. She wants songs that
“ mean something" to ber
and our son. It seems they
met and fell in love to a
jazz song called “WHAT
KIND OF FOOL ASI I?"
And that. Desr Abby. Is
what she wants the church
organist to play at our
son's wedding. I told my
son if they play "WHAT
KIND OF FOOL AM I " in
church they will have to
get married without me.
Am I wrong?
GROOM'S MOTHER
DEAR MOTHER: I think
you are probably assuming
that the bride plans to walk
down the aisle L. “WHAT
KIND OF FOOL AM I?"
She probably has in mind
a medley of their favor
ite songs as a prelude to
such ceremonial music as
the traditional Lohengrin.
P. S. If this is not the plan,
see if you can't negotiate
it at a compromise,
a • a
DEAR ABBY: In the
apartment building where I
By Ruth M illett
TRADE - IN
from
very much until she
s t a r t e d p l a n n i n g the
wedding. She entd she did
n't wsnt any of those oldfashioned songs, like “I
Love Yon Truly" or “ Be
cause" played at HER wed-
ix)& Jh s Cdomm:
Stinginess doesn't neces
sarily mean penny-pinching.
A husband who it open-hand
ed with money can still be a
miser w h e r • consideration
and appreciation art concern
ed.
You are ■ stingy husband
if:
Y«m never prsiss your wife
for the things the does to
make your horns ccmfortable
and pleasant.
You never give your wifs
any credit for the m erest
you've made—making it quite
plain you think you've done
pretty well, when “We've
done pretty well” would be a
more accurate picture.
You never try to share your
hobbies with her. Perhaps ehe
would enjoy tailing or golf
ing if you gave her a chance
to find out.
You seldom listen with any
show of interest when your
wife is talking about things
that are importat to her.
You never make plant for
the kind of an evening out
you knew the would enjoy.
By Abigail Van Buren
td
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D rive-In Stars Sinatra
Frank Sinatra ami Jill St.
John atar in tha color produc
tion "Coma Blow Your Horn,"
featured Sunday t h r o u g h
Tuesday at tha Movieland
Drive-In Theatre.
Tha atcomi feature will bo
•Dataetire Story," starring
Kirk Dougin.
Co-featured Wednesday and
Thursday will ha two color
picturta, "Torpedo Run," s ta r
ring Glann Ford, and “I Thank
a Fool," atarrin* Suaan Hay
ward.
Jerry Law!* itani in two of
tha triple feature* Friday und
Saturday, Ckt. 18-19. Ho will
ha aaaa la "The Delicate De
linquent" and “Sad Sack."
Tha third faatura will he a
color Weatern, "Saga of Hemp
Rrown," itarring Rory Cal
houn.
There* glamour and romic
situation* galore In “Come
niow Your Horn," nn adap
tion of the successful Broad
way comedy of the »nmr name.
The rust include! Lea J.
Cobh, Molly Picon, Barbara
Ru»h, Dan (“ Hosa" Cart
wright) Blocker anil Tony Bill.
“ Come Blow Your Horn" t*
a modern-day, aopliuticatcd
comedy that sparkles with an
urban New York City setting,
beautiful girl*, lovely clothes,
faat autoniobilea, ami fanciest
penthuusu you can imagine,
and an old-country mother
and father who are bewildered
by tha entice of their two
ions.
Th* story etressca with de
lightful humor the contrast
between old-country standards
and the beliefs of a new, mod
ern generation growing up
nmid the huatle and buttle of
New York. In tha end it
proves that basic decencies are
just as legitimate in America
today n* they wera in our fore*
father*' time and place.
Frank Sinatra playa tha son
of Molly Picon, an old-coun
try woman who beliex'ea a
wuman’a place i* in tha kit
chen; and Lea J. Cobb, a haidno-fd businessman who owns
on artificial fruit factory.
Sinatra is nn executive in itui
business, but he only works a
few days a week and even
when he shows up at the fac
tory he's usually nursing a
hangover.
HOPPING
BY JUDY TURNER
With the monsoon Reason almost over and th*
World Series won (wasn’t th a t tremendous?!) we
can nil settle down to the good hard work of the fall
season. I t’s time to gut those garden* In order, time
to s ta rt cooking those hot dishes again and even time
to begin thinking about
the holiday season Inst has been a long time etnee
approach ing.
you’ve had an opportunity to
•
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David Niven «tar in Samuel Ilrunaton’d niiiltiniillion dollar production of “.Vi Days A t Pe
king,” openiiiK Sunday at the Kitz Theatre.
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grandeur winch have become
s hallmark of Urunston's pro
ductions, the largest motion
picture set ever built was con•Inifted fUtes-fi mile* outside
of Madrid where the producer
headquarters. Covering 350
acres it was surrounded by
the mammoth Tartar Wall—40
feet high ami wide enough on
top to drive four carriages
abreast. Reproduced were the
historic Templo of Heaven,
palace of the empress; the
towering Ctiien Mien g a te plus too other full-sued build
ings. including the 11 lega
tions in the International
compound. Through the city
ran the Jade River with Its
plctun*sc|iie bridges. Design
ers Venirro Colasanti and
John Moore, responsible for
the magnificent settings and
costumes of Rronstun's "Et
Cld,” performed the same
tasks on the new picture
Tho Boxer Uprising which
was climaxed by the Siege
ot Peking stunned the arorld
with its barbarism. Hordes
of fanatics, bandits and kill
er* calling themselves "Fists
of Righteousness." roamed
the countryside killing and
torturing all foreigners, in
cluding nii**!enarivi ami llietr
native converts.
They had the secret support
of the treacherous Empress
Tm l!»l, Opposed to progress
in the time when ideas and
inventions were making giant
strides, she planned to de
stroy all “ foreign devils."
While the empress “negotiat
ed" with the envoys of II
nations, the Boxen launched
'heir murderous assault.
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MONDAY A. M.
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( 91 N * w l
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11:14 (II P*la * O l a i y a
( I i Kavta Kay*
( I ) M i n i n g l. nka
MONDAY P. M.
It I t ( t l I o n
•t o *
nut
i& p W stJO H N
BUXffil
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ft»ui»w/vrn
r n - i u r at few «>M.»
iT iiin iv o
KIRK DOIT.LAS
the Painted Horse. Besides
enjoylnr the best in Swedish
food, you can convene with
the lovely hostess, Mrs. Inga
Pierce. She came from Swe
den 11 years ago to study
English. Iter study tour turn
ed into permanent "duty"
when she married and moved
with her husband to Orlando.
After hi* »tay *t McCoy, they
decided to live here. She is
certainly the idsal person to
be the hostess for the Swe
dish restaurant.
It’s been Just a little over
two months since Lou and
Marla Rrta* have been hack
a t tha Mar Lou, and the
change is showing. Business
bus picked up considerably
and many new and old friends
are coining beck to the otd
e
*
e
stamping ground*. The iioFor entertainment
, lus1 have owned Hie Mnr Lou
rug lit of llis week, ther# Is f„r iq yctrs now. Previous to
only one place to go. That's coming to Sanlurd they had a
Freddie's Steak House, where restaurant and lounge In
pianist atul organist llruce Stamford, Conn. That n i l an
West plays his special brand extremely large plare with
of music for the crowd. Those 750 seat a and New York floor
who have iron him keep go aliowa three nights a week.
ing hark for mors. If you But, hera’a a wrinkle. The
haven’t been there yst, be Rotna' Just do thla as a
sure not to miss lids musics] hobby. Ilia real Interrat la In
treat.
land promotion. So for a
s •
•
hobby, they’ve done well. A
All Swedes take nntet If It new band, tha Bhtngri Lai
ii doifig tha entertaining at
the Mar Lou now. Wa'll have
more about them next week.
e e e
Myitery of the week. My
M aee
| l ) Taanaaaae B r a l*
favorite tablehopping partner
Ford
and I eat at Spenrer'a with
( D t.* f* *» Life
about four other perioni one
II I I ( 11 Harry lt*aaa>*r
II I t (I) Falhar Know* Hart
( I t haarak for T o m o i i i * evening. We wrote our names
on our tirketa anil put them
<t) Trulk *r Co** *«j*aara*
in th a fishbowl, along with
11:41 ( D ( l u l i l a a t.l«kl
evrryone else. At least half
I :oo (4) <-pan W indow
( I ) (lanaral t l o p t l a l
nf tiiein were our*. When the
( I ) Naw* a*4 W a a d a r
time com**, I get to draw the
I II ( I ) t.afrilma
1:19 ( * i Kocua
winning ticket, lx it mine?
1:19 II ) A* Tho Warld Vera*
Abaolulrly rot. But then
12) Srlrthr(1) Mtd-ri*. Hair*
there are people like Ernie
I ’l l <l) l A fftlm a
Carson who won both dinners
i;oe (4) l-»KW’irn
(2) l'*upl* XXTII T a l k
on* night.
<9) Ann Xoiilhara
•
* •
t !S C i NIKS N . r t i
I d a (3 i Tha I......
Business Is still going wrll
1 14 ( I ) Art U n k lo tt a r
a t tha Whntaburger, where
<») ti»y In Court
that high quality food I* cook
1 9 4 (Si I.nr al - a 7 n'lnn
(4) To Tall th* Truth
ed just to your order. The
19) (jurrn for a Day
nice thing nlmut the Whnta1;2S (4) Ii'iuaia* T'dward*
3 10 (3) Y.ni l>-inT Hay
btirgvr is that yuit ran get
(I) W k . P . T -u Tvaet
that seme high standard ill
I I I II ) Th* Mairk Oam*
(9) Tr*l|in**t*r
food no matter whsra you go
II) Karrat Ml-ra*
in Florida. Each Whatahurgcr
t i l C | NIK" N a w .
l i l t ( ! ) D u m a <1 Allan
se rv e* the same menu and ail
<4| Curl* XVkK
tli# moat ami funiUtuff* are
( I ) Hlarnyary II
I I I (9) Amarlr** N a v * * la a < bought from one supplier. Ho
t i l l II) NIKS Naw*
if you've tasted tha food be
S 04 ( I ) Chrrkm ai*
9.19 C ) Nawa.up*
fore koinewlier* else, you can
(41 Doputy h i w y
depend »n it tasting juat ax
S 40 (4) t)«pu(y I- * * *
good here. If you'vn never
• II (9) Kanl* Cl*,a
S.lo (31 N*W«rop*
tried it, today ia th* day.
<l) Dapuly V t n r
Make it a meal, or a snack on
• M <l) W m U m
M ow
the way home.
(
Crosby Special
Bing Crctby’s aecnnd onehour apecial fur CBS thla
>«annn will bn on Feb. IB.
Kathryn (Mri.) Croaby and
Bob Hope will nppe-nr on it,
marking Bing’s firat ahew
huslne.xa appearance with hil
wife. Croaby'a firat apecini of
th* season Ii on CBS Nov. 7
at tt p.m.
MOVING AND ST O R A G E CO., INC.
SUPER TECHNIRAMA* TECHNICOLOR*
STARTS TIIL'HS.
Walt Itisney’a "20,1)00 League* Under The Sea"
FA 2 - 9 5 1 1
5 0 4 Celey Ave.
l"
flood new* for anyone who
wants to know how to akate
better , . . Skate City is re
suming its instruction*. The
teerheri are a professional
husband end wife trum, Jack
and Hue Hnrbrc, who'll ba at
the rink this weekend. Stop
out and talk with them, or
make arrangements w i t h
John Mlkler at the rink.
ONf AND ONLY ONE LOCATION
ha
ORLANDO
on Hwy. # 5 0 , 4 blocks east of
Colonial Shopping P laza
Tlie Original
Aaaera*
CALL
“DETECTIVE
STORY”
the holidays, even though
they ses-m 10 far off. Rut re
member it is only a little oxer
n numth 'll! Thanksgiving,
when tin. season begins in
earnest. She wants to remind
you to make those reserva
tion! for your parties and
dinners ao you’d be aura to bo
able to cnj.y the excellent fa
cilities of the Car:bo lounge.
Parties can be arranged for
any number up to 80 or 60
persons. There nre an endless
variety of types of parties,
too. You might like to just
have cocktails In-fore an athome buffet or you could
have cocktails and dinner at
the lounge. Or, perhaps you'd
just like to stop in niter your
dinner for liquers amt danc
ing. Anyway you try it, you
can't beat it.
And Authentic
M O V IN G ?
S a n f o r d , F la.
Swedish
Hospitality
•td
” la o w
JUICY
= ^ W H ATA BU RG ER
2115
NOW OPEN
FRENCH AVE, SANFORD
For Cany Out Order* Please Pkwna 32S-M1I
Well Hava It Ready
apeak to someone in your na
WEEKEND TELEV ISIO N
JiM ia i l t w « r l
In
•
Flo is all excited about tive tongue, take • drive to
'5 5 D ays' Hit At Rita
Samuel Brnnston's multi.milium dollar production of
" i i Days Al Peking” set to
run Sunday through Wednes
day at the Bit* theater with
Charlton Heston, Ava (lardncr end David Niven starring,
ii based on one of the most
exciting itories of the cen
tury. Its scenes of increstible
valor and Intense emolion are
played against the vast can
vas of Hie Boxer U p rising in
China during loot) and arc
photographed in Super Technirama Technicolor
Heston plays a United
Slates Marine Corps major
stationed in the exotic anil
mysterious Peking of that
era, and Miss Gardner is the
stranded Tlussixn baroness he
meets there. Niven Is seen as
the British Ambassador des
tined to cross both their
paths.
•
N W ,
how "
w ith F n o d
Serving Continneuify Daily — 11:00-9:00 p.m,
SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS
3 7 1 2 E. C olonial Drive
Bruce Wes?
Now at
Freddie's
Steak H
oum
Central Florida’* Oldest A Flneat
— JIM SPENCER'S —
RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGB
ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... |3.2S
CHAR - BROILED PRIME STEAKS
DANISH LOBSTER TAILS
(avert aa a eat)
YOUR
ROYAL RED SHRIMP
(a real delicacy the way wa
prepare them! . . . they are NOT
rrcnch Fried!)
CHOICE
COMBINATION PLATTER
(Dsaiak Labeler Tails and Royal
Red Shrimp)
FROG LEGS
$
295
Sautred In Melted Butter
UNDER TIIK UMIHIKM.A
A V irlrly Of Fin* t'heeeea and Meat*—Frew—
Te Enjoy While We Prepare Your Dinner
New Orleans Room e^TTET^T^^
private parties up le I t .
Boath French Aee.
Sanford
Phone FA l-MBl
Join The Fun At
v m
-& o u
RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGI
“Famous For Pizza Pis’*
FROM 7 A. M. SERVING
OPEN BREAKFAST* LUNCH, DINNER
COCKTAILSPECIAL
HOUR4 to (P .M .
PRICES
MUSIC 2 T J K Shangri-La's
PLAYING 9:30 TO 1:30
HERE’S T H E NEW M EN U SERVED EVERY DAY
MAR-LOU SPECIALS
GRILLED IIAM STEAK
ONE HALF FRIED CHICKEN
ROAST TURKEY, Drraalng, Cranberry Sauce
ONE FORK CHOP, Apple Sauce
TWO PORK CHOPS. Apple Sauce
ONE COUNTRY FRIED STEAK, Itrow* Gravy
TWO COUNTRY FRIED STEAKS, Brown Gravy
BREADED VEAL CUTLET
Plain or Toaialo t'heeae Seure
JUMBO FRIED SHRIMP, Tarter Sauce
DEEP FRIED OYSTERS, Tartar Sauc#
BROILED GROUPER, Tartar Saute
DAINTY SCALLOPS, T artar Saur*
FRIED RED SNAPPER, Tartar Sauce
SEAFOOD PLATTER —
Shrimp, Scallop*, ttyxter*. Flxh Fillets
CHARCOAL BROILED CHOPPED
SIRIOIN STP9K
!', BROILED LOBSTER
All the above errvrd with On#
Vegetable, Potato*-*, Hot Roll*.
1“
if
$
86*
\ M
1*
if
§r
99*
I 75
1.21
r*
COMPLETE DINNERS
ROAST PRIME RIBS OF BEEF "AU JUS"
CHARCOAL UROILEI) T-BONE STEAK. 2 Lb*.
*2“
i
si
09
CHARCOAL IIROII.EO T-BONE
STEAK. Over I l.b.
CHARCOAL CUOICE BONELESS N. Y. STRIP J l .
WHOLE BROILED LOBSTER
*
«
#
FRESH SHRIMP COCKTAIL, (ft),
Saur* ami Crackers
FRESH SHRIMP COCKTAIL (12),
Saur* and Crarkera
HOT TURKEY SANDWICH,
Sliced Tomatoes, Potatoes
CHICKEN HALAI) PI.ATTP.R
SPAGHETTI. Dellciou* Italian Sauce
SPAGHETTI, Delicious Dallas Sauce
And Meal Balia
SALAD—Roequefort. French, Thousand Island
nr Oil anil Vinegar Drraalng
DESSERT — Ir* C'rram — Jell*, W. Cream
2 's
76*
r
r
99c
»?;
25'
25'
SEE LOU
BACK AT THE MAR-LOU
PRIVATE PARTIES BY RESERVATION
Hwy. 17-92— i Minute* From Downtown Sanford Ta
Fine Food and Courteous Service.
Free Parking Around Building.
• v n w m a m w M H m M L n a m
�H old Y our Own Sale W ith HERALD W ant- Ads
f . F o r R en t
i 9
i F ar
VACUUM CLEANER, repairs, FURN. 4pL 2380 MeQonvlll*.
parts, supplies for Electro
Hodtti. FA 2-3685.
lux; Kirby, Hoover, Air- APT. $30. Surplus CityWay, Rsx-Atr etc. Free
iloo 1 bodroom trailer on
pickup. New and Used 3 BEDROOM House with wall
to wail carpeting in living
lor|« lskt. Adult* only. Ph.
cleaners sold. FA a>22$3.
room A air • conditioned.
p a 2-7348.
Stove A refrigerator funs.
1. F o r R e s t
FA 24867.
US Ho. 407Vi « . lit.
9 BEDROOMS. 1W hatha.
Larga yard. Children wel F U R N I S H E D Apartment.
come. 322-380$.
Clean and close in. Jimmie
room. too. o mo. 3234081.
Cowan. 322-4011.
UNFURN. Apt Kitchen equip
ped. $34 n o. 109 Magnolia. W E LAX A APARTMENTS:
i h o r c a i r c o n d i t i o n e d bedApply downstairs.
Rooms private baths, 114
ro o m , w i t h p r i v a t e b o th ,
W. Firat I t
p riv a te e n t r i n c * . r o a m
FURN. Apartment. $ Rooms
B e d s , T. V ., P r i v a t e Y a r d
A bath and garaga. 2920
EFFICIENCY Apartment on
w ith
b e a u ti f u l
sw im m in g
Narcissus. FA 2-3149.
First St. Near 2 city free
pool. TA 2 3186.
parking
lota
and
shopping
3 BEDROOM, 1 bath concrete
block home. Air-cond. Kit stores. No utility charges. 7. B ud neiM R en tals
Suitable far couple or alachen equipped. FA 3-399$ or
gle, also retired people.
FA 1-274$.
* * e S to r e w ith or w it h o u t
FA 2-4712.
equipm ent. R eason able. Lo
$ BEDROOMS, 1 bath. $90 •
RENT A B ED
month. Pinecrest. Contact
c i ted o o o l d D i x i e H ig h
W. A. Turner. FA 2-497$. RoDaway, Hospital A Baby
way
la
Loagwood.
C a ll
Beds.
m o r n i n g ! o n l y T E VMM.
FURN. lovely large 4 room
By Day, Week, or Month
screened porch. FA 2-49SO. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 9. F or Solo o r H o st
Ph. FA 2-3141 114 W. 1st St.
FURN. Apt. 900 Park.
1 A 2 baths. By owner. 203
BEDROOM Apartment
"CLEAN quiet Rooms" The I
E. 25th St.
Quiet
nelghborkooid.
FA
2Gables. FA 3-0720.
1482 from 1:30 to $ p. m. 12. R ati B a ta ta F a r Hal#
FURN. 2 Bedroom House.
Monday thru Friday. Ph.
Adults. No pets. FA 2-7644. FA 2-4501 any other time.
FHA - VA
S. N K km a - f w
» .
«onl E la t e
J m
8nM
11. B e n i l e t e t c F « e S a le
ft BEDROOMS, 2 baths, fam LAKEFRONT LOIS priced to
tell. FA 2-5237 or FA 2-1961.
ily room, enclosed patio,
dishwasher, Air-Condition
ed. Corner kL No dosing
cost. FA 2-077 after ft p m.
2417 Summerlin.
Low down payment. 3 Bed
rooms, lVi baths, Air-CondlUoo A heat. Kitchen equip
ped. Deep welt, sprinkling
system, beautiful yard. 103
Lake Dot Dr. Day FA 2-«700
o r Night FA 2S334.
I BEDROOM, 1 hath, kitchen
equipped, fonced in yard.
No down payment, pick up
monthly payments of $67.
and pay closing cost. Pb.
FA 3-3131.
OWNER transferred. Must
sell at once. 3 Br„ 1 hath
House. Terraxzo f l o o r s .
Beautiful yard. S M A L L
DOWN PAYMT. Assume
4tfc?* mortgage. 990 mo.
paymts. Immediate possess
ion. Newly painted. See
this before you Buy. By
owner. 163 Pinecrest Dr.
Ph. FA 2-0M9.
V A -FH A
Property Mnnajfement
Broker
Jim Hunt Realty
Offers for your selection
these Beautiful !, 1, I 4
Bedroom
Government
Owned Homes
Priced From $6,750
Down Payments
As Low As $100
Monthly Payments
F rc“n $43.50
To make ti..- best home
buy, see the
VA - FHA
Appointed I
Property
M anagement
Broker
BY OWNER. 3 BR. 2 bath.
CB Large rooms. 2 Large
ROSA L. PAYTON
kitJ sprinkler s y s t e m .
Rog. Real Estate Broker
Drapes
throughout.
Toke
GOVERNMENT HOME!
FA 2-1301 17-92 i t Hiawatha
up payments. FA 2-1213.
Legal Notice
2 AND 3 BEDROOMS
BY OWNER 3 Br„ 1 bath CB
1 AND 2 BATHS
Mouth, aa ih c w n o n tha
EXCLUSIVE!
n
tnk
jutth
J tr m iti,
In Sanford. Fenced yard,
Molt Kltcheni Equipped
llavlalon » f Illo ck a *T*.
i m r i rr r o t n r . n t x n koh
Looking
for
a
quality
con
- U -, -V". and "\V", and
work ahop, disposal! (op
•>:m v n . K
m i vrr. n o n .
Down
Payment
From
structed custom built 2
Tropical Park R ea er v a tlo n
l o t . I t m t t d . l l T to . IUM
tional), range, refrigerator,
In Naedham'a Revlaad Map
• h it to m i i r r t it l ii
FHA $100 VA
bedroom boma in a quiet
air cond., shallow well lawn
o f Chuluotn, Oran ** Coun
S O I l I t A J KAN' IIA MIT., InrmLOW MONTHLY
area with all city convcnty, Florida, a c c o n l l n * to
arty k n o w n
.NoHlIA JKAM
pump and a 1933 Chevrolet
tha nlat thereof aa raPAYMENTS
lenceiT If so, we have itt
T im m ,
for an excellent second car.
coriled In I'lat l l o u k *«” ,
Plaintiff.
EXCELLENT
LOCATIONS
pa*a II, Public llerorda
$11,400, $9,409 G. 1. Loan.
VI.
of Or.maa County , F lo r IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Situated on a high A dry
MOtlV.ItT
A.
MM.lAI. . mlm
522=334.
ida, ab d lri a t B n o k 3. paa«
known
II. A. Ml MX, « n .I
lot with privacy in the presII,
Public
Itecorda
of
- M I M A hla w i l t , IP I f
We Cin Qualify You For
tiga section of Highland
Memlnot* County, Florida.
In*, i n d If dMil Ih ilr u n
St. Johns Realty
One Of These Outstanding
k n o w n h i l r i , 'Ii y Io m , Ir * a - Maid la n d i ateo b a in * k n o w n
Park this attractive and
THE TIME TESTED FIRM
t » e » or ■ r a n l i i i , and any arid an d dracrlbed m tollo w a;
Home Buys In Minutest
comfortable home is a real US N. Park Ave, FA 26123
]te*lnntn* ID feat W eal o f
a ll
p v ra o n i
rlalmlmt
tiy.
Ml; corner of H W 1,
of
family pteaser.
IhrnuKh, nr u n k r a ilil tiaHei'lloti II, T o w n ahlp 11
faiiilaiita, nr otharMla*. ami
For Complete Information,
CLEAN AS A whistle, 3 Hit
Houth, Han*# 11 Kaat. run
a n y or all p r n u n a l u v ln it nr
See Or Call Your
It fraturci CB construction,
North parallel to quarter
home on 3 acres. Paved
r l a l m lm t to hava any rlklit,
•a ct ion line, 171.1 feat
l l t l a nr Intarrat In and to tha
wood floors, awning win
road near golf course;
FHA
VA
Ihenra
W**t
and
parallel
h a ra ln a fta r daarrlbad land*.
dows,
floor
furnace
heating,
equipped
for ehleken rain
10 Houih line, H fctlo n II,
Iirlrndanta.
SALES BROKER
. Townahlp 11 Mouth, llan*a
tO T IC K TO t m i t H
equipped
kitchen,
water
ing. A good place tu feather •
11
Kail,
a
i
l
l
i
l
e
m
e
of
t i i »: m u ' , o p p i . o i i i o t t o i
heater, blinds, and enclosed
your nett. Cull
111 * fret, them a Houth
H u ll IIKT A. IIII.Ids a Ian
Stenstrom Realty garage!
and parallel lo Kaat line
k n o w n aa II. A. M ll.l m
of
HW!».
Had
Ion
11.
and -----hla w lfr.
Real Estate—Mortgages
Town ehlp II South, Hanna
If l l v l n c and II daad, thalr
SO U TH W A R D
222-2420 This "d ean as a new pin"
12 Kaat. 1 * 1 1 f e e t , the nc e l i t N. Park Ave.
unknown
halra, davlaaaa.
H alt alon* the Houth llna Kavenna Park
FA 37485 home is available now with INVESTMENT A REALTY
laaataaa, nr erantaa*. and
of
MVVU.
Had Ion
II.
any and' all p .r .o n * cla im 322 9171
Cstl Evenings at
excellent terms available. 116 N. Park Ave.
Town ah lp II Mouth. It a rule
Ilia by. Ihrnuxh or undar
11 It iit . 312 I f eet to point zm z v.i tzn-i ox m o t va
The prlceT just $12,600. Sec BY OWNER 3 Bedrooms, 2
• .l<l Dafandanla, or oilier
of benlnnln*. Iluaa road
wl«a, and any and all
It soon I
r l« h l.o f- w a y
on
South
baths, Air-Cond. $2mi & taka
YOU SHOULD SEE THIS.
prranna liavlna nr c la im Una thereof) b e l n * all of
Ilia l o Hava any rl*h t,
up
payments. FA 2-9(33.
Neat
2
BR.
masonry
borne,
lllnek *W”, o f
Ilavlaad
till* or Intarrat In and to
Map o f Chuluotn. accord walking distance to shop Stenstrom Realty
tha proparly haralnaftar
JOHN E. FOX
inn to tha plat th a r a o f aa
daacrlhait.
DRS'K.YOA.NTH
ping center. Priced to sell.
recordad
In P in t
Uook
IIIIKRTIMW
REALTOR
Real
Estate
—
Mortgages
Will
consider
mobile
home
**11", pan* 1*1. P u b l i c H*T o n auk tiK n en r s u t i 110
N.
Park
Ave.
323-0339
111
N.
Park
Ave.
FA
2-242J
rorda
of
Oran**
County
,
K IK I i t h j t a prm acd lna In
in trade.
Florida, and P la t Hook 1.
q u l a l lltla h»» baan tir.iualit
Paula School; new 7
pane II. I'ubtlo Itecorda of
In I ha Circu it f o u r l of tha
EVERETT A. HARPER BY OWNER. 3 bedroom, 2 NEAR
Memlnota County, Florida.
I N i n t h J u d icia l Circuit In an d
room home, 1 acre lot, Ph.
bath, Fla. room, wall to
an
d
you
a
m
hereby
required
AGENCY
REALTOR
| for Hrmlnola County, Klnrlda,
FA 2-3378, FA 2-0879.
wall carpeting, patio. Ph.
i a h r la f ilaacrtpllnn nf lha ra p - In f ile with the Clerk o f raid
2403 S. Park Ave.
In tald
'lion
thereof
beln* Null.M A Court your a m a e r
323
0982.
123
E.
Coleman
I'honcs
FA
2
2X4
or
FA
2
22S3
LOVELY 2 Bedroom block
JI-'.AN IIAAIIU f o rm erly k n o w n prncatdlnna. and to aarve a
Circle.
aa
X iillilA
J KAN
T l l l i m , c o p y upon I 'la ln t lff a a t t o r
Home with separate din
I'lalm lff,
v«.
IK llir.ItT
A. n ey a. on or before t h e l l h day
* SOLD OUT * ONE Bedroom CB House, ing room. Large screened
MIT.Idt, ateo know n a* IL A. o f November. 1X1; o t h e r w i s e
311t «t,H. and ------ MU.led. hla t h e allepatlona of r a i d c o m EXCEPT for model: 4 Bedeast porch. Located on
Nicely furnished Home for
rlfa, at al, Pefendanta, aa a ln a t p la in t wilt be taken aa c o n
rooms, 2 baths. Immediate
targe corner lot with fruit, $
sat* by owner. $7,000. $600
e a c h and a ll o f you and a ll ferred and Judgment by d e
delivery. Out 20th St. to
perao na rta linln * l>». tlirniiKli f a u l t w ill ba entered a*altiat
oik A magnolia trees. 1
down and $04.44 per month
you
.
or u nder llie aaid liefetid an la
Up*ila road near church.
Car garage. By owner Ph.
for 12 years. 2000 Elm
Haled Ihte let day o f Oct
am i nil o tha r peraona cl a i m Sales office open dally Sat
FA 24I99.
In* an y a . t a t a , rl*l»t, l ltla nr ober. D U .
Ave. Ph. FA 2-3727.
Intaraal. In or llan upon, tha (HEAL)
urday A Sunday 11 a. m. to
Arthur
H.
HeckwIUi
Jr.
f o l l o w l n * daarrlhrd real pro ft p. m. Ph. 322-2744.
Clark of rlrn ult
Court,
p arty
altua ta
In
Kemlnola
NEW HOMES
HemlnnU County. F lo r id a
TEE 'N GREEN
C o u n ty . Flo rid *, t o - w l l i
Jim Hunt Realty
BY SHOEMAKER
Ity;
Martha
T.
Vlh
lan
l.ota t throuah 11 of tllock
H.
C.
3
AND
4
BEDROOMS
"W", o f tha llevlalon nf
Office FA 2-211$
SEVERAL new models start
Illocka • T ' , ”U”, "V", anil MUTTON A BROWN
1, l«b, AND 2 BATHS
tyigbt FA 3464$
" V I" , and Troplral Park A tto rn ey a for P la in t iff
ing at Crystal Lake Park. FHA, VA &. Conventional
l le e a r v a t lo n In Naadhain'a 111 North l l m n u l l a A v en u e
323-070$
Buy
now
A
choose
your
P
o
rt
Office
Ho*
HT
Ilavlaad Map o f Chuluol* .
Financing!
O ra n * a
County,
Florida, Orlando, Florida
colors and details. Quiet SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL 38$4 Fash Dr. S a fa ri. Fla.'
a rror.l tn *
to
tha
plat P uhllah Oct. 4. t l , II. I I . t i l l
refined community near
thereoT raeurdad In P la t CUN-1
1 BEDR003IS, t bath cinder
RAVENNA PARK
churches and shopping. Pav
Hook -C". p»*« I*. P u b
block House. Well. No down
AND
lic
Itecorda
of
l)ran*a
NOTICE TO TIIB r L ’MI.IO
ed streets, large tots up to
payment. F .\ 28S48.
C o u n ty , Ftorldn, and P U I notice
IDYLLWILDE
is tiKiiKjtr m v Vi acre.
Uonk I. pa*e II. Puhllo KN that tha Hoard o f AdjuetWe Have Several New Homes
Hacordt o f Memlnot* C o u n m e n t of tha City o f Hanford
NEW LOW
Now Under Construction,
ty, Flo rid a,
w i l l hold a apeclal m a r t i n * on
DOWN
PAYMENTS
ALL
types
of
financing
with
Tuaa day, Octnhar 22, 1 X | , In
AND
And A Few Nearly Com
$100 Down, many homes to
T h a t part af nim-b "X**. tha City Cnmmlaalnn Roo m at
Interest rates as low as
pleted t
l y l n * Kant of tha Kaat tha City Halt al l : lp I'M. In
select from In either PineUna o f Hurntul fltreat, e i - or der t o cunalder a request
We Can Also Custom Build
#
5
V
t%
*
crest, Sun!and Estates or
tende d Huiilh to tha Houth for a variant* In l h a aonln*
A
Home
Just
For
You.
Monthly payments as low
lln a o f Hectton 11, T o w n - nrdlnanca partalnln* t o aid*
Country Club Manor. Spe
as |40. Including every For Complete Information
ahlp I t Houth, R an** ) ] y a r d requirement* f o r pro
cial terms to Navy fami
Eaat, llaea toad r l * h t -o f - p e r l y located In E. 1C T r a f .
See
or
Call
Your
thing.
w a y on South Una thara- ford'* Map nf Hanford, Lot*
lies.
These are FHA A VA
Ravenna Park • Idyllwilde
n f) and a l i o that part o f « * 10. Illock 11. T i e r 1
owned Homes.
H a llw a y
An# one
lyln*
Edward F. lean*. C h a irm a n SEE our models in Lake Wy EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT
F a i l o f lha Kaat Una o f Pub lish October I t . 11(1.
man Heights. H i g h l a n d
Harond
Htreet
a t la n d e d CHN-3J
Seminole Realty
Ave., Just north of new
Stenstrom
Realty
school,
off
17-92.
Long
wood.
8* Frwioua
1901 S. Park Avo.
LMN Enterprises Inc.
In Court
111 N. Park
322-2120
FA 2-3232 anytime
ATTRACTIVE custom built
ACROSS
MUteinlah
small family hom*. Palms,
t
Deucrt
1 Court officer
10 Tree abedod
shade trees, shrubs, foun
T Abaclut*
11 C u m
rlnmmlfK
tain—and morel SM-4S4I.
n u a ita M
13 Due teatM
riling)
fruit
30‘ LOT, c-t, next busy 7-11
V Natinrul lUaBh
M Official
Ituuranca
emtokaa
store. Only $4300 cash. Or
tHriL
ah.)
ISAmarina
4
lined highway frontage
S
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u
ig
k
h
•H oney
leading from DeLand lo 1-4,
M Oeraan d ir
E h a a n iM
a
l
S
&
w
.
17 New I«»Uad
$1900 front foot for cash
trlhmiuij
St Court ow44 And athen
parrot
M Pnmltivw
cimul
desl. See our local broker
MAH (prvflil
Jtuanej*
« Willow
» Flenuah ,
MOYard* UU)
first or call owner 311 4-8131
S
I
til
tie
tut
3M European wt
47
leg
a
l
I t kmployln*
Biblical
lhaaler u b j
(HtYItte
(Winter Parkl.
IS Zygomatic I n • 10 character
41 CacTklor
hi) (bidding
Before You Buy Any Florida Home Check
37 Karita
9 Grave
OJMajrultn*
addition
2 EXTREME OPPOSITES
MAiry
• I Fill p u n
and Compare the Mackle-Built Homes at
S & lm m
ascotr gun
X
EXTREMELY nice lakefront
r r
Home. I Bedrooms 3 baths
J J J L J d ln J l
S3 Turk lab offlcar
on quiet paved street, n etr
rr~
MMnight* UA
J
court
Altamonte.
m
■ ■
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rsr
EXTREMELY run down Dup-
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k i . Close to town, oa nice
six# lot. It is fixable. $2300
cash.
W. W. (BILL) GRIFFITH
REALTOR 424-6190 Orlando
GREENBRIAR
Choice lota available ka
Grrtnbriar W Lock Arbor
overlooking golf roaree.
Cuaton building to your
specification.
Green briar
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Deltona
FLORIDA
Tktw Mlxtlc modtl homes art epon now for yoor inwetiorf
I 1** *f* .*?* tteamiiig achitiimoni of flodda’a Msoklt Broth*/1,
toi arar 54 |tw i a limous nimi m southira bwldingl
7hm quality hornet Kg ooced aouiinrtj low
— tram $8,960 to $13,459,
Down Payments ire as lew as $210! Monthly
Payments is low as $43.11! No Prepayments!
Jo Closing Coital Come out today! Opea
9 am. to 9 p.m. duly.
K *"<« I*t off it » •
developed by
I INC,swoon
j
BUILDERS INC,
202 Fairmont Dr.
FA 2-8074
THE MACKLE BROS. INC
PHONE DoLAND 794-7303
DELTONA, FLORIDA
�Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own H om e... Look To W ant-A ds
s tir
f r a ile r *
S rru lb
, 16. F em ale H e lp W a n te d 17. M ale H elp W anted
Frl. Oct. 11, '63— Pane 9 ------
SHORT Order Cook. Mint be MEN 21-46 for Insurance de
12. Real Estate For Sale experienced, Apply Pig 'N bit. Sanford area. SalaryWhistle. Sanford.
plus commission. Call Ml.
3 BEDROOMS, 1H h»*h«
Brerup. 3230913.
Swimming pool Kurn. or WAITRESS must be exper
unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Ur.
ienced. Alio white griil DAIRY tjueen Driver. Prefer
Simla ml.
older man. 2523 Park.
cook (or night work. Must
be experienced. Chick *X SALESMAN needed at B E.
15 Business Opportunity Treat. San(ord.
Purcell Co. Sanford, Apply
m person.
SERVICE Station (or l«a»*
Good location. Only .mail 17. Male Help Wanted
capital needed by right UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY 19, Sit uati ons W anted
n un. FA 21342.
FOR SALESMAN OVER 30 BABYSITTING or Ironing. Pb.
FA 2-1(09.
Utah commission earnings
16. Femnk* ll«rli» W anted
wilh a growing 59 year old
company selling world fain- EXPERIENCED Maid wants
CURB Girl. Must be 21. Apmous Goodyear mainten 5 days Housework. Phone
ply Pig 'N Whistle. Sanford.
FA 2 6527.
ance product*. Managerial
MAID wanted. For appoint opportunity (or men exper
Child Care. FA 2-3Z74.
ment call FA 24373.
ienced in painta ami roofcoatings. Many exclusive BABYSITTING day or night
or regular. Experienced.
and noncompetitive repeat
FA 2-1212.
items. Age no barrier. DivOne ’63 Left!
ersilled winter and sum
mer line. We take care o( !fU. B a b y sitte rs
110NNEVILLB
all iinancing, (hipping and BABYSITTING In my home
collections. New salesman
VISTA
day or night. Furnish
0. M. Rath earned HM
meala. FA 2-7980
commissions h J second or
Mat Price $1832.28
You can find anything you
der. Don Kirby opened over
150 repeat customers on need advertised in the Her
SAVE $ $ $
one exclusive Consolidated ald by Sanford merchant!.
product his second year.
It Pays
Fringe benefita Include life
BILL HEMPHILL
insurance, sale* bonuses.
To Uk
MOTORS. INC.
Write Consolidated Paint &
The
HERALD
sei w . 1st. St. FA 2-0231
Varnish Corp., Eaat Ohio
W ant Ads,
Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.
We invite you to teat drive the
nil new TOTAL PERFORM*
ANCE *61 FORDSt Come by,
pick up the key and experience
the true luxury ride of Ford’e
finest!
HERE'S
'
THE KEY TO
A 64 FROM FORD
DRIVE ONE TODAY!
— WE
GIVE TOP
EXCELLENT
BANK RATE
FINANCING
VALUE
STAMPS —
S TR IC K LA
N D - M O R R IS O N
INCORPORATED
Sanford * FA 2-1181
308 E. First S t.
M l 4-8916
21. Beenty Semite
27. Special Service*
A M ERICA N
FOR T H IS
CA N
BE YO U RS
LOW
PR ICE!
TREE SERVICE
$
Cash. SUPER TRADLNG
WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS.
POST. FA 2 0877.
SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
All Types and Slav*
31. Articles For Sale
We Repair and Service
S T I N E
12’ FRIGIDA1RK refrigerator.
Machinery and Supply Co.
$75. Good condition. Phone
207 W. 2nd St.
FA 2-6432
FA 2 7979.
RECONDITIONED A GUARANTEED
PRICED T O MOVE!
1957 PLYMOUTH
Hardtop, Automatic Transmission.
.Standard Tran,ml«»lnn, Itsdio
1955 BUICK
2122”
Automatic Tran*., Radio A Heater
D ELIV ERED
1957 CADILLAC
1961 PLYMOUTH
Standard Tran*., 4 Cylinder
Automatic Trans., Radio, Air Cond.
Sales Tax Extra
1956 PACKARD
Automatic Transmission. Heater
W ITH
FO LLO W IN G
EQ U IPM EN T:
W eather Eye Heater • Dowguard Coolant
O/S Mirror • Plus All Standard Equipment
Fresh New Spirit Of
64 RAM BLER!
1962 CHEVROLET
Standard Iran*., 4 Cjl., Heater
1956 DODGE
Automatic Trau»iuU»iuu
1958 PLYMOUTH
Station Wagon, Auto. Tran*., R A H
1959 PLYMOUTH
See It Today
At . . .
301 \V. First St.
SANFORD
PH. FA 2-U2.il
Sltt HmhoIuI£
MO T O « m
I INC
3 Door, Automatic Tranamioaiun
*495
*495
$495
*1195
$995
PONTIAC
BUICK
*495
14 9 5
$550
*695
*895
C *U C
SA V E
Brass Motors
CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH DEALER
206 E. Commercial
1963 Lincoln
$AVE
Continental, Fully Equipped, Show
Room New, Factory Warranty la
Effect
1963 Triumph “ 1200”
BUYING A NEW or
USED CART
FINANCE IT WITH UB
* Lost Interest Ratos
• Low Monthly Payment*
FLORIDA STATE BANK
37. Boats - Motor*
hp. JOHNSON. 1982 like
new. Hot W. 25th SL Ph.
FA 2-1321,
Gateway To The Waterway
Robson Sporting Goods
Your EV1NRUDE Dealer
204-84 E. 1st Pb. FA 2 3081
HOUSEBOAT, land or water.
Good condition. $850, Lycoming engine. Prop Hand
(etc) complete. $400. 14'
Fiberglass Boat, gea Hawk.
Good, plus trailer. $250.00.
31arina Isle, Rt. 48, San
ford.
1962 Rambler Classic
4 Door Sedan, Power Steering, Auto
matic Drive, Radio, Heater
1962 Comet S-22
tine Owner,
Heater
Merc-O-.Malle,
Radio,
1961 Falcon Wagon
Standard Transmission
I960 Falcon
2 Door
Radio
Sedan.
Automatic
Dritr,
Ph. FA 2-5441
4 Door Hardtop, Fully Equipped
1958 Cadillac Devillc
I Door, One Owner, Extremely Mce
TRA D E-IN
1958 Ford Wagon
• Paaeenuer, V-N. Automatic Trans
mission, Radio and Heater, I'uner
Steering, A Real Ruy
6 95
-c * .
1959
OLDS "88
t»
4-tlnor ardan; V-8, auto*
m a l i c trail-., power
alrtring A brakra, radio
A healer, farlury air
rond. A I-owner local
car in top condition A
an exrellent buy at . * .
*1295
1961
4-dnor, 8-paasengrr wagnn, equipped with Pottliar'* ernnomlral 1 cy
linder engine A stsnd n r d Iran*., radio A
hraler. Thin little gaa
w a v e r hn* rtrrllm t
paint and rlran Interior.
$
1595
2-door ardan. This la
one of the beat iin porta,
rampart hut not Ino
•mall. Ii - immerulatw
throughout and the pre
vious owner Just installrd all new tiren.
695
■■ I l y j LIN C O LN | R i f
M ERCURY
IIU Il I
SANFORD - FA 2-4884
IN I,
Winter Park Phone
MI 1-0209
LOT AT PALMETTO it COMMERCIAL
Our New
H IG H
V O LU M E
LOW
P R O FIT
Gives Our Customer*
More For Their
Money Thnn Ever
Itefore!
M ORE
S E R V IC E !
New - Modern
Service D ept
1963
NEW
O LD S "88”
P O L IC IE S !
l-door sedan: Rocket "K’1
E n g i n e , llydramatic,
po w e r ateering end
lirake*. radio A heater,
plus fartory air rond.
The last of our demon■tratora.
Yre. »e aim In make
our ruetomrra the moat
p a m p e re d people In the
world! Our business 1*
now geared to site fast
and eourtenua sereica In
aeery pha*e of tha auto*
mobile business.
Save! Save!
AT
16 Other Low Priced Models
Ranging From ’58 to ’50’s
PRICED TO S E LL!
&
TEM PEST
18 9 5
1895
119 5
179 5
—
19 6 4
O PEL
I Door Station Wagon "H", Automa
tic Drite, Radio and H ratrr
HOLLERS
Holler's
1960
1959 Rambler
AT
1959 AUSTIN HEALY Sprlie
for sale or trade. Call
FA 2 7838 after 5:30.
Specials!
H O LLE R
Take A Teat
Drive In A
1964 A t —
Motor Sales
H O LLER
COMPANY
Motor Sales
2ml. & PuinteUo
PH: FA 2-6231
FA 2-0861
•aaaaai
•»
YOUR
NEW CAR
DOLLAR
G-R-O-WI
38. Motorcycles • Scooter*
DISCOUNT
J8 9 5
*2 19 5
Watch
LARGE and small boat!, mo
tor] ami trailer! storage at
Dyson-Miffett 201 Commer
cial St., Sanford, Fla., Ph.
FA 2 0261.
*5 0 0
1959 Cadillac “62”
1 Q E l DODGE Automatic Trane., Heater
-
The Lincoln-Mercury Line
Enable* Us To Offer You These
Exceptionally Nice — Clean
’64 TRADE-IN S
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE!
Convertible, Mho New
HUNTING A FISHING SPECIALS
1961 mMlll:T"
M. AutMMhQ** - Tracks
Tremendous Response
1957 FORD
4 - D r . Sedan
24. Article* For Sol*
H arriett's Beauty Nuuk
LAWN SERVICE Early American Play Pen and WASHER, Kcnmore deluxe
model. Good cond. $40.
Eve AppC*. 3 Sr. Beautician* Mowing end edging, etc. Sat
Pad. Antique Baby Bed with
Bedroom set, 3 pieces,
105 So. Oak
FA 2 5712
foam mattress, Denula Mit
isfaction guaranteed, rh.
(rood condition. $85. Set of
chell Play Swing. Infant
FA 2 1117.
H ue! Porter Beauty Shop
tables, ,1 end, 1 coffee. $15.
Scat, Walker. Crib Bumper
Cold Wave $8iW compltte WASHING Machine Service
Like new. CaU FA 2-1445.
Pad). Covered Diaper Pail,
1161 \V. 25th St.
FA 2-1321 Free Eatimate* on Repairs
Plastic Baby Haiti, 42 inch
2840 Hiawatha
322-7363
metal sink with fixtures. READY MIX Concrete, win
PERMANENT Wave Special
dow sills, lintels, ateps,
FA
25168.
20T off reguUr price*. 29. Automobile Aenrlc*
blocks, sand, cement, rock,
Open Evening* by appt.
pipe, steel, grease traps,
$1
per
day
rental
for
Elec
AUTO GLASS
Free parking lot. Service*
dry well*, stepping stones.
tric Carpet Shampooer with
from tip to tip.
INSTALLED
Miracle Concrete Co.
purchase of Blue Lustre.
Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop
.106 Elm Ave.
FA t-5731
Senkarik Glass and Paint Carroll’] Furniture.
318 Palmetto Ave.
Company
2
ALMOST
new
large
ported
Plume door (1) 31EOB34
3to Magnolia Ph. PA 1-4622 PORTABLE Stereo. 1 speed
Duct,
oilrd
walnut
speaker
Phone dour (2 ) 3224523
record player. Excellent
enclosures with or without
Auto GUaa, Tope
cond. Call 322 0073.
audai. 150x speakers. Very
k Seat Covert
23. Plumbing Service*
r t * soluble. 322-8041,
PRIVATE Guitar L enom ,
AUTO
GLASS
&
HINSON k HEARN
$8.00 a inoath. Used Gibson
FOLDING stroller with hood.
PLUMBING CONTRACTING SEAT COVER CO.
Lea Paul special $70.00,
Good cond. FA 3-7980.
304 W. 2nd St. FA 34032
Repair* A Water Heatera
New Feather Twin pickup
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
FREE ESTIMATES
h o l l o w body cut-away.
SEW NOW —
264 E. 3rd St.
322*143
$4» 95. Complete b l a c k
31. Poultry - Live* took
PAY LATER
pearl drum act $125., or
PLUMBING
HORSE, saddle, blanket, hal choice of other colors, new On Repossessed 83 model
Contracting Repair]
ter, bridle k brushes. Pb.
swing needle diaTo-iiiatlc,
trumpet k case. *611.95.
FREE ESTIMATES
322-7161 night).
sewing,
Sanford Music Center. 2515 does decorative
H. L. HARVEY
makes automatic button
Park Ave. Open evenings,
264 Sanford Ave.
FA 2 3383 3 1A . P et*
holes, sew* on b u t t o n s ,
323-0884.
patches, mends, etc. As
MALE Yorkshire terrier. 12
26. Kadlo ft Telavlekm
sume remaining 3 payment*
12 weeks old. llat had shots. S PC. BR. Suite. Like new.
$125. 148 Country Club Rd.
of $7.50. Phone Credit Mgr.
AXC. FA 2-7980.
USED T.V. Seta 110 up. Ser
Ph, 323-0675.
FA 34827.
vice calls $2.00. Sanford
T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford Male Chihuahua Puppy. $20.
Ph FA 24101.
OCTOBER Special. Ladles 36. Automobile* - Trucks
Ave. Ph. FA 2 9778.
k Childrens shoe* $1.94 pair. 58 OLDS 88, hardtop full
32. Flower* • Shrub*
Surplus City. 201 W. let.
27. Special Service*
power and air conditioning;
SPECIAL Sale of Cocoe Plu
body clean, needa motor
18
eu.
ft,
upright
frecaer,
ex
mose palms, large base,
Air-conditioning
work; $180 cash. FA 2-8871.
cellent condition. Will take
field grown, 3 for $5. J . C.
II. B. POPE CO., INC.
$185
for
quick
aale.
See
at
,980 RENAULT. FA 1-1828.
Sikes, 31* mi. W. of San200 So. Park Ave. FA 2 4234
Utttx N. Park Ave. or call
(urd on.Highway 48.
FA 2,9385,..* a..m. to 5 p.m. 53 PACKARD. Reasonable.
SIDEWALKS, driveway*, pa*
jXTDion- —
—
r*
tloa, elc. Free eiUmate. Ph. HI Ui.MING Rose* on Chero LADIES clean d r s n a i ,
kee
stock.
All
other
kind*
322-3508.
blouse* coats, etc. Fishing ‘58 FAIRLANK. Thunderbird
of Nursery shrubbery and
tackle, motors, boats, trail engine. Fully equipped. Ex
tree*.
Piano Tuning and Repair
cellent cond. Reas. Phone
ers. Awning windows with
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Baby Seminoles Score In Third Period To Beat DeLand
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Crooms Meets
Hurricanes
Beat Oviedo Thinking Out Loud Hungerford
Cubs 26-6
About Sports
BT JULIAN STKNBTBOM
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By Jew W w ta i
I m M 8yorta Writer
Outweighed and outnumber
ed by the tough offensive
blaat of tha South Seminole
Hurricane*, tha Oviedo Baby
Lioni want down to defeat by
a aeora of 28 to 8 Thursday
Bight
Tha ’Canea ware never In
danger of defeat with half*
hack David Straughan pacing
tha team with 102 yards rush
ing.
Booth Saminola Jumped into
tha lead In tha first period a*
Straughan, on a r a v a r a a ,
cracked tha Oviedo line and
need 28 yards for a TD. Tha
aeeond Hurricane TD camo on
a ravareo by Straughan which
cirri ad for 92 yards.
The Oviedo Llena1 score
came la the second half as tha
result of a fumble on a punt
by the Hurricanes. Oviedo's
Bobby Stewart then cracked
through tha center of tha
Hurricane line for the scora,
In the fourth period Larry
Lott rallied for the ’Canea on
a 15-yard Jaunt through een*
ter. The last score came with
four minutes loft when Bonnie
Ps liter excited tha crowd with
a pees Interception and a 50yard dash for tho end sons.
Miami Herald iporta scribe
Neil Amdur does a regular
Monday roundup of tho etata'i
high school football gamei.
Ho hai, according to this
weeks story. 24 balloting
sports writers and coaches
who rate the echolasUe squads
in tha Sunshine State,
s e e
Central Florida high schools
■re listed in “ Region 3.” Any
idea who leads It? Boom of
Orlando! And guess who is
ranked llth In Central Flor
ida. No fooling — Orlando
Colonial with only cm win
In a trio of outings.
Statistics
-BSJS.
OJH
FtraY Downs— -— 8
10
Bush. Yardage
too
12
Pass. Yardsr*
8
49
1-3 Peie (AU.-Com.) 5-11
Panes In t By
0
1
8-22
5U
Punts
Yard* Penalised
80
T5
OJH ........... 0 0 8 0 - 8
8 8 ----------- t T 0 13-28
r»
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tub
nitto n
n
n n r t r r cor
n in ii, rmrirr,
Ann ro w brwivolk
co ev T v . n .o iu n A .
M n i A . v r K t i v v i k ta x es
J13IMIK IUJH.4. i l l . .
VI.
J O gEP H IN S
P L m n rr
BOM.
n B n c w D A iir r
row when they tangle with Ui«
Wo don't know who the Hungerford Bobcats of Eatonsports writers and coicho* villa tonight at 8 p. m. The
ire
that rate the date's scene will be Sanford Muni
dubs for toe Miami paper. cipal Btadium.
But we do know that any bell
The Panthers will not be at
club that can come up with full atrength dua to Injuries
three consecutive and im to two key players, Edward
pressive Victoria* in three Boston and Eddie B
outings ought to have torn* Thee* troys have been bul
kind of consideration in re warks In the Croome opera
gion I, especially when but tion* both offensively and de
of the 15 teams rated two of fensively. H o w e v e r , coach
them hive won only two Billy Holt feels th at hla boys
Jim Plgtt'e machine has games, five have won only can continue their winning
proven ilsctf in more ways one game, and three haven't way*.
then one in coming Irons be p o t t e d a v i c t o r y .
Defensive coach** J . Fair
hind to gain a lait-mlnuta
* # e
and E. Bradley have don* a
decision orer a rather tough Prove# one thing — there
remarks hi a job. Their defense
Titusville eleven,
coming are 34 aporia writers and
has been m i tough on its'
from behind again during a coaches in Florida doing
opponents ground game, HU
last period surge to dump tom* lousy guesswork.
dreef Green, the battering full
Orlando Colonial, and romp
ing to a 58-0 victory over Perhaps next week when back, leada the backs in rush
ing. Tha big boy has blaitad
Apopka's Blue Darters.
the Seminoles tackle Day for 800 yards or over in three
• • •
tona Sesbreeit tho Tribe can
That contest with (he Gren break into the Miami rating gamea.
Willie Ransom has overcome
adiers of Orlando was con system with a win over the
sidered by many to be one Sandcraba. But at (he preient the pulled back muicle, and
best played ball games in time M Iv rather comical to will be a t full atrength. Thlt
Central Florida thin sea m . glance over the Miami paper's buy is a powerful runner; ami
Without any swollen heads— present rating*. Here they along with David Peterson,
Green, and I'erry G a i n e s
lo which the locals might be arw:
should form a devastating
entitled—they were supposed
R fftaa 3
running attack.
to lose this one according to
w i. T Pto
tie metropolitan sporta wri Orlando Boone
0
30
> 0
ters but they downed the Dan McCarty
i 0 0 34
Gienadieri by a touchdown D. Bel. Milnl'd 3 0 9 21
20 to 13.. Meanwhile, the Galneivliln
8 8 1 22
Colonials are rated In tha Orl. EdgewTr
3 0 0 18
Miami paper's regions! stand Vera Beach
1 0 1 12
ings while the Seminoles Lake Worth
1 3 8 10
aren’t even rated a tumble, Delray Seaereet 3 0 0 8 I'te tH Frees
s e e
Cocoa
1 0 l 8 Jimmy Brown of the CleveTou’lt bo interested to Winter P a rt
0 3 1 3 lend Browns end Y. A. Tittle
know that the Miami paper's Ocala
1 3 0 4 of the New York Giants can
board of specialists last week Meiboums
1 3 0 4 get slgnflcsnt National Foot
Orlamlo Col'nl
l 3 • 4 ball League records Sunday,
Foreit Hill
a 3 0 0 hut chances are their indivi
Legal Notice
Palm B'ch High 0 3 0 0 dual goals will be subordi
iv t h e riMi r r r roi iit ,
• • *
nated to their all-out efforts
VIVTII J i n n I t ) ,
i im i n .
iv Avn ro il shviivoi.e
Well, there's today's chu to win the Big Game.
rorvTT, rt.oHiiii.
ckle.
Brown can become the lea
IV M I A V t' E n V VO. II.TI*
A w r v n r n v im cw
To a r e r u n
TOt JOHKPIIIVI7 IIOMIS
Who** ro«ld*iu's I* ■■
known
To n nr* h e r e b y r t q u trM to
f i l l F"ur w r i t t e n it#f*n*i to
(h* Bill of C o m p U In t for dlverr*
flUd
h#r*la
■(■Inal
rnu. With t h o Clark or (It*
• h o v o Court o n or burnt# Oct.
ob»r It , list,
and h i i . ■
fo pp o f •■mo upon p l a i n ti f f*
attornny. J a m a o C. Colllar, T"l
W i l l Church
Orlando,
Florida.
Heroin roll not or ■ do•roo pro n i n f i u n
will bo
• n lo rt il o c n l n o t ynu.
WlTffKfW m r hand and roal
• t Hanford, Hnmlnnlo County,
Florida,
Ihl*
l l t h day of
■aptambor, 19*1
(BKAt.)
Arthur If. flork w lib , J r ,
f l o r k o f llii. c i r c u i t Court
lly : Martha T. Vlhlon
I). C.
JAMKH C. C O I.I J E lt
ATTOIt MKT FO!t PLAIN TIF F
Tot W a it Church It l.
Orlando, Flo rid a.
Publish Sept. 10, ST A Oct.
«. II, l i l t .
CIIM -tl
Brown, little
Can Set Marks
HOflCOE ROTSTEII.
V*.
JOHNNIE
i v t i i h c in c rrr n t i i i t o r
TIIE VIVTil J l 111! I l l , I III.
r i i r r . i> a m i r u n a i : m voi.r. r o r v r v . r i . o i i i i t t ,
i v i n tv< r . u v v o . i .'uwh
PAUL C. ALTAIAN
ru u iitr,
v*.
r r i l T l A J. l i r n i l E A nnd II I' It NICK l l l b l l l K *
IIIH IV IKK;
CHAItl.K.U R. KIK KLHKIlOK.lt
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mid j a m : It. mm ITII, *1*11
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lit
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BIKELJtKHOBU m i l EDITH A.
KIKBI.lIKItOKH, hi* wlf*,
IL»I<Ii*ii,-» Unk n ow n
Yuu. |ii-f.'Militnt*. are h*r*
by n-illtlr-l t h a t a emnpialnl
to quirt tilt# o n th# fallo w in g
d«*crlb*d o i l
p rop erty, t->
wit;
feOt in of ltlnnk If
13. 41, 19, 1*. 1
itml 2S uf
Lot • 1». :n, 21.
U nf Iflo.k N
11 of III n.-k O, ir cn n lln g
to plat fh*r«n f r«cortl«4
In P ut llnok 11. puff*'
I, 9* ami ID of tits Public
Hit-'irde o f Hrnilmil* Putin
ly. florid*;
hai littfot nUi! 4l4lriat you In
IUb ntiotB B tyUd auU wtii you
a r t reoiiilrwil to s i r v * m ropy
o f y o u r t n t w t r or o i h e r p1«4i1
Ihr to th* c o m p U I n t upon t h i
plalntirra
sttornay. JuAKl'II
M. MCIIAAKO. I*, il. Hit* ITS
Karn I'ifk, KDirlds nnd tu III*
|h # n r l s l n a l itn»w*r ur nlhar
ptr udlng In Ilia #(H«a ut tli*
Clark of th# Circuit Court on
or bafor* th# Ird day of Nov
arobar, 19SI. i f *011 tall to do
*-> * -ta-'raa p ro rn n fa a io will
b* tsk a n *K-tln*t y o u for th*
r o llf f daniAiilUJ In lb* coin
plaint-
\V ITNKAS ni/ b Stitt sml of
riel a I aaal or offl.-a s t Aon
ford, Mrmlniila Co u n ty , Flor
111. thla Tnd day o f Octobtr.
IMS.
lACAL)
Arthur il llo.kwllh. Jr
Clark Circuit Court,
Aonlnol* County. KloilJs
lly: Martha T. Vlblan
Deputy Clark
Joaapli U. klursske
P. O. (toi 3TS
K*rn I’uik. Florida
I'ubtlMh Oct. 4. I t , IS. Si. 19*1
CD*-44
rated Wildwood in tha top 30
(asms la Florida. And that’a
By Bab
Um ball club who will be
Herald 8 pert* W riter
The Croomi High Panthers
Seminole's homecoming day
will try to make it thro* in a
opponent.
p ia iN T trr
I f AE
ROT.XTKn.
DBKBNDANT
AMEVIIEH MIT ICE
TO iri'KIR
TIVi JO H NNIE
MAR
ROTKTK.lt.
Mini"* r**t,l.nr* t#
H » * F D i l l * Mull
MrniitliU, T*nu***«*.
Tuu *rr h*r«hy r n i u l r n l tn
III* your w r l t u n ilrf*n«# tr»
Dm
IlUt n f CuiiHiUiiit
for
divorce Ml*il hnroln ■**ln*t
y in. with th* ('U rk o f lb*
nhov# Cou rt
nn or brfur*
O iti.hrr I I , 19*1, and *#rv«
* i‘upy of o i i u upon p U l n l l f f *
utturn ry , Jurn-* IT. _ C o l l i e r
Jot tVoat Church hlr«*t, Or»ndn. VlnrliU.
Il*r*ln f n i not or • d*rr*«
pro r.infr**,, w ill b# **l#r*il
K*ln*t you.
WITNKHH my hand and aaal
nf Munfuril. Mruilnol* County,
'lurid*,
thla
llth
day
el
Haplrniliar, 19*1.
(8K.VI.I
A rth u r II. B arkwlth. Jr..
Clark o f th* Clrriill Court
lly: Martha T. Vlhltn
D C.
JAMBA C. COLLI Bit
\TTr ilt.NKV KOIt I'l.A INTIFT
"in weal Church nt.
Orlamlo, Klorld*.
I'ubllah Rapt. 19, IT * (VC I.
II, 19*1.
‘DAI -19
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T i n : VIVTII J I ' I I H I U . t i l l .
HIT IV
4 VII K im OK HIVOLE I Ol M V , rt.OIIIHA,
IV «' II 9 Vl'KHV VII. LICIT
W BBT SI UK KEDK.lt Al, AAV
INHN AN D I / ' A N ASHDi’ l A
TION I IF N KIV YOttK I'ITT
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<aUtltiM u n<t#r Hi* low* of
tbo C u lt od Hlutaa o f Ain-rli-u
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vt.
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C
WALLACE,
• Inula w o m a n . It I C 11 l It D
( 'A ll It and BVLLVN t'Altlt,
hla wlfa,
Defonitunt*
v i k t i i 'm o f u t r r
i r i n ; o f f i .o i i i i i v
rot k r a .v k h
c
w a l t .a c s
a a l n s l a woman whoa*
raldam-a I* L'.NKNOIV.N
You ara liarahy raqulriol t
fllo your nnawar or wrlttan
I r f a n . -a. If »r,y. In tho ubov*
proCotillns wllli th* Clark of
thla Court, ami to arrva
py tha ra o f upon tbo Ttaln
t iff 's attorn aya. whoa* namaa
in-l iditraaa appa.ira haraon
on or liaforo th* l l t h day of
Nov em hor. 19*J. Ih* natur*
of thla p roi-#,.|tn s halng
■ult for for*(ilo«oro o f tnort
K»ao a u a ln a t
Ih* follow In
iloacrlbtd proparly, t o -w l l :
UM t. OAKLAND I I U . I A
a-cordlns
lo
th#
pi
th*raof aa r*eordtJ In i’l*
llnok 11. I'usaa 11 A 41
Tuhlio |{r, u n i . o f Kami
nolo C ou n ty , Florid*.
T lx II. f i t Bit WITH:
J a c k t u n Ha* Hot Watar
lla a ta r w ith ducts, parm
sn sn tly
Inatsllad.
Modal
No
C
SIX,
Aarlsl
No.
■9141.
TMNH AND OIUIKIIED i
S e n favd. C ou n ty of Armlno
A1st* o f
Florid*, t h is 9n
d a y of u clo b a r , 1 9 0 .
tSK AL)
lion. Arthur H Backwlth
Clark Circu it Court
Hamlnolo County. Florida
llyi Martha T. Vlhlon
D ep u ty Clark
HRBLilHlY. COL'US
A I’A.M BLUJ
A tto rn a y o for P la i n l l f t
i n i J a c k t o n Rlraal
Tam pa 9. F l- rtd a
I’uhllah OeL 4. II. 19, >9, 1 9 0
IS
)ro p H
O ut L eague
FAIRFIELD. Conn. <UPI)
— Fairfield Univeralty, one
of th* more powerful mem
ber* of the Tri-State Baiketall Lragus In rtcsnt years,
“regretfully announced" Its
withdrawal from Diet confer
ence Thurulny.
Legal Notice
iv t iik i iik i i r n il n r ,
VIVTII j i i i h t a i , C tH tllT .
iv Avn r n n rem ivule
■trvTV. ri.miiHA.
IV I'll AVCF.HY VII. I l i a
gue's all-time ruthlng lead
er and Tittle can pars the re
tired ilohby Layne as the
NKL’i top man in pass-com
pletions.
Brown's success in achiev
ing that goal will depend on
Ilie -Sunday performance of
Joe (The Jet) Perry of the
Snn Francliro Forty Nlnera
who holds the league record
at 8.298 rushing yard*. Brown
cue* into the Giants game
trailing Perry by 73 yards.
Tit lie nerds 15 pa*i comple
tion* to top Layne's career
mark of 1,814.
WIN TK Il
I* VIt 9C FBDKIt AT,
AAVINUH AND M)AN AKAti.
"iATtiiN", a corp orat ion o ru.inlacd
nn-l xaDtlnii undar
tho law* of th* Cnltad Rlata* IV T H E ITHCI’IT Fill HT OK
T H E VIVTII J I tilt Y 41. n i l .
of Am arlcs
•t i t . i v a v is f o r a r .w i.
P la i n t i f f v o m r n i vTV. p i .o h i u a ,
v*
I ha Berry Vo. I.'4|NI
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v n r i L ’t: t d t m : t a
a n d /o r
tnt*r*at In and
to
th* f n llo w ln s daacrlbad pro- TOi ANTONIO KTArriEfUA
41 Horhamh-au A**n uo
parly. t o wit)
IN.btta 9"*rry,
IxH t l . m o ck *N"** OAK1Aaotrh aslor fN-unly. N. T.
LA N D S l l i 'U l. a Hl’llDIV I.
Tuu » r - harohy nutlfl#)) thuf
HId N
scctirdlng t o 1 pint
t h l r o o f aa found tn Flat il I'.iiiiptulnl tu Furuduae .4
c
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r
t sln n tiirts** # nn tha f « |.
ll-iuk 19. rune* I nnd 1
of t h * I'ulillc I t o o r d * of lo w IPS d*acrib*<l pruparty, tow
it:
Prmtnola County. FVirtda.
l-ol
29 n f
Itlnr-k
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TOi; AUK HBJtUIIT NOT IF.AATlinOOK
IIUIID1 V I
FIKI) t h a t thr plaint Iff, IVINSION, UNIT NO.
FIVE,
THIS I’ VItK F K liK IlA L AAVam in tin g
tn
th*
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racuritad
In
Tinsh u*
In atltu ttd
an It
I'lxl llu.ik 12, l - . u - t 14
iivuln*!
ynu In tti# Circuit
and 91. P ub lic Racurda nf
Court o f th* Ninth Judicial
Fvnilnnla County, Florid*
•"Irciilt, tp and for S-m lnola
County, Flarlda, th* natur* o f tnga thar with th* fnllnwtng
Ilia anil I* tn furacloa* that ilaina n f pruparty w m en ara
In »n d parm anan tly
rialn m n r l g a s r which an- local#,!
o u m h s rs th# ahnv# daacrltied Inalallad *i • p u t o f th*
proparty, i-ald pr>>p«rty halng liiipruvxmruts on aald land:
II ilpnltit Electric Drop-In
altuatrd and local* I In dcmD
H an g*
Modal
t « 7 l lF 9 ; t l
nol* County . Klorld*. VoU and
X .r U l 1 9 0 4
aarh
of
fou
ara
h-raby
Luxalr*
Furnar*
with
r*t|Ulr*d to fit* your A n a w .r
duct* Modal IIO-79A
w ith Ih # Clark of tho Circuit
ha*
b-an
fllad
aga
lnat
y
o
* and
Court. In and for sfemlrtult
County, Florid*, ond aary* a yo u #r* ra'iulrad tn aery# a
copy
the reo f
upon
IV.
It. cop y f your An «« <r or l'l**dW INPKItWKKDI.K, o f th# firm i n * to tho t ’o m pU In t on ih*
DAN'IKI.
nf Wlndarwaodl*. Ilalna* A P l a n t i f r * attnrp ry,
Ward. 291 Park Avanu*. S o u th , J IwFKVWB o f Warrick. *'»rWlntar I*trk. Florida. Atta r- *111 A LaFtyra, S74 Waat Fairnaya for P la in tiff In th* abny* bank* Avanu*. P O Hog ITS,
Park,
Florid*,
and
action, on or bafor* th* 2nd AVlntar
day o f Nnvambtr, 1941, *!•* Ml* th * original Anawar or
a Dacron Pro Confaaao w i l l I’t c j . l l n * In ih* offtc* o f Ih#
Clark o f th* Circuit Court on
b* antorad anainat you,
IT In trill *B RCD that till* o r hofar* th* 4th day o f Nov
ho publlahad In Th* Sait turd i.mhrr, 1941. I f f o u fait lo
Iftra ld, s nawapapar puhllah- d o in, lu-tgmanl hy d efault
ad In "Hairlnrjl# County, F l o r w ilt be ta htn again*! you fo r
ida, title* aarh waak for four tho r e l i e f datnsadad la tho
CockpUlnt.
co n * « ’Utly* week*.
I MINK and O R D E R E D a t
WITNKAH th o h*n.I or th*
Clerk o f th* Ctri Ult Court, Nan ford. Florida, thla t i l l da y
itsinlnot* County, Florida, thla nf l>ct'lbs r, 1941.
th* to til day or liaptambsr, (HEAL)
Arthur H
Rr-hwD.h. J * ,
I >41
Clark of Clroult Court
(S E A L )
Hr: Joaa hf. VMlk*
A rth u r H Haekwtth. Jr.,
Dep uty Clerk
t ’l o r k of th* Circuit Court
Danlal J. LaFovra o f
lly : Martha T. Vl hlrn
W AltllU .’K. C A I U U U .
Dep uty Clark
A LaFEA'HE
W ln d trw a td la , lUIno*
470 Wa at Fa ir ba n k s Avanu*
A W a rd
P. O. Do* 174
214 P o r k Avanu*. So*4h
W in te r Park. Florid*
W inte r Park, Florid*
l a A Nor.
P ub llih Hipt. 97 A Dot, 4. 11, P ublish OvL 11.
1. 194*
I t 1909
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Cl-A IS
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JVs Rack Up
26th Straight
Grid Victory
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Vtff *Btafarb
Patre 1 0 — F r i . O ct. 11, ’65
Lyman Takes On
Tough Terriers
By Jetea M natrsts
The runner working with Lyle r The Sanford club might
By Dick Grant
is Pet* Carlson who has gone have had an off night that evs*
Herald Byeel* Editor
(BeraM Sports Writer)
for 24 points.
' nine, and tonight's game could
The Baby Seminole* ex
The L y m a n Greyhounds
The big linemen (rum last I- a real tough go. The
ploded for a pair of quick travel to Titusville tonight to
year are still around, Dennis 'Hounds think they can outdo
touchdowns during the third meet th* Terriers in their
Fletter and Dick Halmer. The the Terrier* once more even
period of lAit night's ap
two linemen lost since the if they are tha underdog.
fourth
contest
of
tha
season.
pearance at Sanford's Memo
Half time entertainm ent will
A motorcade to th# coastal team* met last season are
rial Stadium and posted a
Marvin F e 11 o w a ami Bill feature the Lyman High band
IS to 0 decision over a stub city will leave Lyman High
Toonk. But up to replace them under the direction of Mr,
born kennel of DeLand High School at 8:16 p. m.
this year are Hilton Bennett Bennett plus the Titusville
School Bullpups.
The Greyhounds, so far this and Keith Saimie. Both Grey marching band. Kickoff time
Approximately 1,500 fans season underfeated, hope to hound ends are still out with will be 8 p. m.
F O R M E R Seminole braved a chin breese to see keep It that way tonight. The injuries, Bill Burkhcart with The probable starting lineup
High halfback Butch th* little Tribe, led by Sonny 'Hounds met Tituavilla last a hurt shoulder and Gene for the Greyhounds will bii
Kiser of Sanford in a Meaaer, Bernle Harbour end year at Lyman and took the Winkslmnn with bruited ntua- Ron Duckett and Roy Kelsey
Rick Walatrom, extend iu
rle in hia right leg. Expected ur Gene Winkelman n» emit,
member of the 1963 current
win streak to 28 con- Terriers 21-13. But that was replacements are Ron Duckett Hilton Bennett and Keith 8*1.Florida State Unlverwhen they had Paul Blackford
mle the tackles, guards Dick
nity freshmen football ■ecutiva Junior v anity vic r u n n i n g for them. T h e and Roy Kelsy.
tories.
Coach Dick Copeland aald llalmer and Dennis Fletter,
team a t Tallahassee.
The little Seminoles record 'Hounds no longer have Black earlier this week - We’re mak center, Chuck Wagner, half
Kiser is a six-foot, 176
ed nine first downs aa they ford but they do have a ing far too many mistakes, backs Frank Hundley ant
pounder who run for
youngster that furui seem tu
Jim Pigott at Seminole picked up 123 yard* on the think is Just as good, fullback mistakes that can't be made il Pete Carlson, Lea Lyle at full
ground — 80 of them by Mat
back and Gene Griffin at
we expect to win."
and this summer was
Lea Lyle. Lyle, who has scor
ter
—
and
capitallxed
on
quarter.
Copeland
also
said
“The
named the most valu
ed 40 point* ao far thi* sea
able player for the Barbour’s articulate right son, is ahead of Blackford in hoy* have a tot of hustle and
we are gtdng out there to play
North in the annual wing who completed six of a that department.
N orth-South B ll-stur tloien aerials for another 81 Blackford's running mate a good ball game, win or ATT: FORD OWNERS
lose."
high school game in yard*.
Barbour hlmielf racked up last year was David 11a ini.
On tha other side of the
Gainesville.
September A October
IS yards on carries and Walfield, th* Terriers may think
•trom accounted for 18 more.
they have it sewed up since
After a scoreless first half
they lost to the Seminoles of
during which neither ball club
.Sanford by only one point.
could mount ait sffenriw and
make any kind of a serious
penetration of one another's
territory, Head Coach Ralph
Art Brown P*4t Control Stumpf's youngstera went
eiUblished • new team right to work on the second
By Joe Warden
•cratch and handicap tingle half kickoff.
Herald Sports Writer
The Tribe returned the
Drag racing a t the Osceola
game whan they tamed in t
Eager for a big second vic
opening hoot to their own 12
ntrprrt atrip resumes this
741 scratch game end 1957 yurt] line where Walstroiu tory the rangy Oviedo Lion* weekend with more than tuu
series against Shoemaker picked up six end Messer travel to meet tough Ocoee drivers from alt over Central
High School tonight at Ocoee
Construction to win four hauled the leather to De- tn what it expected to he a Florida amt th* Tampa Bay
polnta and are now tied for Land’s 32. Walitrom posted crurtat tilt.
urea to compete for J.'IOO tn
first place with Hunt Realty. 12 more yards before a five
Although Ocoee ha* dropped trophies and prise money
GENUINE FORD
Pat Slpley pul together the yard psnslty put the ball back their tin t three conteits. the Saturday beginning a t 7:30
high scratch serlea of fi7f> lo •on the 25.
Cardinals have faced lough p.m.
Therm ostats
help Hunt Realty make a
A La Mans sta rt ta again on
After losing a pair of yards, opponcnU, notably L y m a n
clean sweep igninat Stem- Barbour faded and hit Mes and Apopka, and can be ex tap for the featured rare
140
ntrnm Realty. Cooka Corner ser In th* fiat and the 170- pected to have benefited from with drivers racing 30 yards
won four points from the pound Tribe fullback went 27 these contents.
on foot to man their enrs.
Each
Airy Deucy Wive*; Team No. yards for tha TD. Harbour's
Sanford's Kay Hudson, win
Ocoee will be fielding an
7 won four from Grupeville boot split the uprights for the expenunred team, bristling ner cf scrvcral recent La
GENUINE FOIU)
Nuraery and th* C.P.O. Wive* extra point.
with
returning
lettcrmen, Man* events, will again be
also took the full count from
This took only three min which is directed by the competing in a 1983 Corvette
ANTI-FREEZE
.Southern Air. Joe'* Laundry utes of the third period. Mo cralty ballhandling of quart Sting Ruy.
nnd Dry rlenniitg, on Sanford ment* later a bad snap from erback David Grant. The CarThat same Sting Ray,
Avenue, is now aponioring center on a punt formation dinalt are primarily a un- driven by owner J , W. Smith,
Fer
leant No, II and they split play put the little Semlnotra ning team, amt sport a power will too th# line in A Sport
Gu*rt
ful
line
and
an
expln.*ive
their points 2-2 with tha De in poattialon on the Builpup's
competition agninit another
nary Deh*.
'83 Corvette, this ona manned
21. A coupls of penalties back field.
GENUINE FORD
The Lions, fresh from a by Henry White of Sanfurd.
Puulinu Ktevrns toppled tint moved tits bull to the 34. On a
I-III; Carolyn Hullee tbo 2-7- fourth down, with 15 yard* to 23 7 shellacking of Umatilla,
Loral racing buffs look for
Radiator Hose
1D; Etta Dorman and Pat go, Harbour rolled out to bis have been hampered in prac light compel illan In tho C
Slpley converted the 4-u. Mary left, but suddenly turned amt tice hy afternoon ihower* Stock cilia betwean Hilly
20% Discount
Elmore and Carolyn Bailee fired hack to hla right where and the injury bug. Yet coach Fine of Cocoa Reach, driving
side - swiped the 2-7; Nan Leroy Nap|»er made a spec Palmer i.a optimistic and a 1980 Chevrolet, and Carl
GENUINE FORD
tjiiiim 1-tO; Mary h'uunt 5-11; tacular end iimo catch fur forecast*, "We will give Ocoee Vaimira of Sanford in 1958
anti Hie 3-10 fell for Dot the second Srminule marker, a good game,"
Chevy.
SPARK PLUGS
Palmer baa been drilling
Johnson, Cathy Puulter, Shir
Early in ths fourth period
In the A Stock elait, a pair
the
Lkm)
lo
fundamentals;
ley Simas, Pat Siplry, and halfback Emit Haumeister
of 1981 Chevrolet*, driven by
Sophie Wood ton. Turkey* took a Del,and punt on hit particularly, blocking, tack nobby Barber of Sanford and
ling, and offerne in hopes of
w e r e gobbled liy Dot Button, own 48 ami icampcred 52
Pnt Patterson of Coeiw loom
Dot Johnson, Pat Sipley, Shir- yards for a TD but the play trying to get Oviedo's running as the major contendars.
Uy Simas, and Sophie Wood- wa* nullified when the Semi- game tn shape. Oviedo also
Other local favorit# Include
hai been trying to iron out
GENUINE rORD
*on. Dot Button rolled the noloa roughed up the Uullthose mistakes that were evi Wally Weed, Jim Kennedy,
high game of the week with pup punter.
Cliff
Lord,
Jim
Bowen,
Tom
dent tn the Umatilla tilt.
ALUMINIZED
2UD and P it Sipley the
About two minutes later
Referring to last wcek'i Rogers and Eddie Barber,
high nrrlea 57.'.
Nupper thrilled the fans when game, Coach Palmer observ
MUFFLERS
he letched onto a Rullpup ed, “ Winning a game did us
pass on his own 39 and went real good; some of the inex
1919 - SI
81 yards for a TD, only to perienced boys are coming Anything that’s
FORDS
have this effort nullified by around and arc playing good
v t r n i a: t i » i i »:F9; m i
T H 9: v r i r s : o f f i .i i i i i i i a t u i n clipping penally. The locals
ball.
We
improved
defensive
• IKfilPlK I t <ilt anil OltA
had a bad night in the pen ly, and all the hoys did a
- fii
L u ll l ’Ct',11
rtuut* s
ih>* a«i
ally department. They lost good Job.” Rex Brook* and
FO R D S
Cro**vll1* T*nnaiian
7ft yards via this rout# and Ted Bellhnm were rited for
T o u . and aarh of you* nr*
haraby nntlfla-l that ault h a s undoubtedly this was one of outstanding defensive
work win MM! A GOOD PICTURE
hxan fllad ag.ilnat you Hi th# the ksy factors in th* ball
against Umatilla.
C ircu it
Court
of
Knnilnul#
GENUINE FORD
u n ty , Florida, tn C h a o -a ry . game.
Probable tincup for Oviedo Till it with i Kodak timui and film'
nil ah b revlatad tltla of which
Th# lutle Tribe will have toniglst it: Hell horn. HE; Col
SHOCK
I* F lr a t Fadnral tttylng* and
Loan Aiaoelatlan of Ramtool* to get plenty of rest over th* bert, RT; Jacobs, Rli: Sauc
ABSORBERS
'ounty , s corporation, p l a i n weekend aincs they go right er. C; Arndt, LG; Murphy,
tiff. **. (laorg* P u s h and Or*
beck
into
action
Tuesday
LT;
Fox.
LE;
Courier,
QB;
la>i| Pugh , at s i . ttaf'ii-tant*.
CAMERA SHDI*
th* natur* o f aaUI ault hxlng night in the *amo ball orchard Gouge. Lit; Micklcr, llll, and
EACH $ 5 fi5
J i l l S . 1 'A K K A Y E .
a *uH lo foraclni* that certain
against
the
llaby
Hues
of
Brooks,
FB.
iiHirtnAue
Jt i el
Vlitroli
li),
1912, and o f rtcorri In O fficia l Daytona's .Mainland High.
Oviedo Travels
To Ocoee For
Osceola Drag
Game Tonight
Races Slated
Pest Control,
Hunt In lie
Parts Special!
$2
60
55
$6«
5994
Wieboldt's
n ^ r o r i t flook 191, p i f • 1!I.
Aomlnolft County publlo r«*
ct»rtl8, •n cu in btf Ids tho f o l
low! hr
real property,
to-w ll:
.................
Leo! 107 nf.........................
Ql'KKVH \ | | R
R on_hoi'Tii_ tt t e i . A T
ADDITION T*l CAJ4XKL
HKRKT, r u m t p v , S*mlnol* County, Flo rid a, t e oorilln* la P U t fh*r#o f
r*i-oril*<! In l i s t Rook 11.
I»us* *4. of tU# P u b lic H*.
c o r j . Of Sonilnolo County ,
9 lorbla
Hut>J».-t t* r**trlclion* *f
record.
and you ar# k*r*0r r*qulr*.t
lo f llo your an*w*r la tab!
*ult
with
tho
und*r*lsn*.|
r l * r l t of *al<l Court a o j to
• rv ■ ropy tharoof upon th*
P la in tiff*
a tto rn ty ,
who**
nanto nnd aJUr*** at>p*ar b*.
low, oa o r bafor* th* ath da y
o f N . m m t u r , 1911, and In d*.
(»utt th#r#nf P»rr»* Pro Cnnf o i - o will to* *nt*r*d a a a l n i t
t on.
AVtTNKlM n r hand an d o f
ficial
4t
th*
iTounly
Court hou*#. Sjnfont, 8«ininut*
Cou nty, F lo rid a lot day of
Ootob«r, 19*1.
tHBALt
Arthur M. Rt.-kwllh. J r .
Ityi Martha T. v t h l o a
D. C*.
Philip II. Loaan
Hhlnholatr and Lofan
F l r i t Fadaral Building
p a
Boa u i i
ttanforl. Florid a
A t to m a y for P la in tiff
P ublish Ort 4, 11. l i . » . IJ»S
,l. dn a
Stable Favored
PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Jose Stable, ex-Cuban rated
No. 3 in the welterweight
division, is an 8 5 favorite to
snap undefeated iwmetowner
Dick Turner'* 13-bout win
n|ng streak tonight in a
tiunally televlted lOruunder.
The 22 year-old Stable, now
a New Yorker, will try to
overwhelm Turner with his
windmill attack and win a
crack at Emile Griffith's
world title.
GENUINE FORD
OIL FILTERS
*>4
fi'2 K urd & Fnlron
EACH
$940
2
$2 05
:.i - :»6 f o r d
EACH
RUING THIS AD
TO OUR
PARTS DEPT.
T iiur F r i e n d l y Kurd Drnlrr
OVER 35 YEARS
At First A Palmetto
(Aluegaid# *M pool office)
Sanford
Furniture Co.
• Carpels • Furniture
• Tito
• Piano*
■ Rental Bed*
Strickland
Morrison, Inc.
30S E. FIRST ST.
SANFORD. FLA.
PH. FA 2-1181
Winter Park MI 4-8916
�* * ° .w* *
Culpepper Sees 200,000 In State Colleges By '70
Floridan's
Prophecy
Comes True
Bill Mctauehlin purchased
the following spat* at the
Ki wants Club'* auction sale
last month, with his cash for
FORT LAUDERDALE _
the space voinjr to th«> club's
underprivileged children and (UPI> — Dr. John Damron
bad often complained about
scholarship fund:
Hie lack of a traffic light at
the entrance to Sea Ranch
Lakes.
"Woat do we hav« to do—
have someone killed there liefore we get a light?" He had
<ncc demanded at a Sea
Ranch Lakes City Council
meeting.
Rut the Stale Hoad Depart
ment said the volume of traf
fic at that point on Highway
Al.\ did not warrant a stop
light.
Saturday Damron receiv
T h is is a light bulb. Color ed an emergency call that
it white. Liona Club members someone was hurt in an ac
are selling them door-to-door cident at the entrance to the
Tuesday
and
Wednesday ima 11 community, just north
nights of this week here in of here.
He arrived to find his two
Stanford, Buy a package.
•laughters
fatally injured by
They're handy to have when
n car that struck them as
It's dark and your purchase
will eras# the darkness fur they walked across the road
getting off a bus.
tome of our children. Color
Delores Mary Darmon, 11,
the dark black. All profits
and Darlene Carrol Damron,
for this sale are used to pur
1? died hours later at a ho*
chase glasses for needy school
pital
. . .
children.
“West 8ide - Grammar
FTO is sponsoring its annual
spaghetti dinner from Ii:3i)
to 8 p.m. Thursday, with
take-out plates available. A
cake walk, Ice cream, soft
drinks, continuous cartoon
NEW YORK (UPO—Mine.
movies and a "Mr. Magic’’
also will be offered. All prof NVo Dinli Nhu, defending ifio
its go to worthwhile I’TO policies of her family In South
Viet Nam, lias charged that
project#.”
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•
*
the Kennedy administration
Dr Bury Republican Club apparently "is following the
has scheduled a meeting fur new Million of liberalism
7:30 p.m. Thursday at the which is much closer to com
munism than we are."
DeBary Community Center.
Mme. Nhu, speaking In a
e
• •
Oviedo students planning television Interview Sunday,
to attend college will be tak said she was led to this
ing PSAT test* Tuesday, conclusion by recent trends in
while seventh
and eighth United States policies in her
grades will take the Sanford troubled country.
She appeared on NBC’s
achievement tests.
Meet
r. ,1.
' • •
•
I
In fact, she blamed the
Sen. Bill Young, of St.
Petersburg, will be g n u i present tendon between llie
speaker for Seminole Co-nty regime of her brother in law,
Young Republicans at 8 p.m. Vietnamese President Ngu
Tuesday at Unwell Park civic Dinli Diem, and Hie If. S. gov
center nn Sit 4*1*1 east of ernment on the fact that "wr
are more strongly anti-ComHighway 1792.
inuniwt than you ore.”
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•
*
Mme. Nhu, 3H, began the
Oviedo Garden Club mem
second
week of her U. S Icebers will begin the season
turn lour today wilh three
with a covered dish luncheon
scheduled appearances. She
Tuesday at the hum* of Mrs.
was to have lunch nt the New
O. (!. Parker on l.ake Jessup,
York Times and later lly to
with Mrs. J- It. Battle as co
Boston for talks at lladcliffe
hostess.
College
and Harvard Univer
• •
•
sity in Cambridge.
Scott Horits will host the
aemi-antuml Home Builders
Association steak dinner at
the FPAL recirutionnl area Water Program
Tuesday evening,
O JIt t
S a n fo rd
Ifm tlh
Team Visits 4
College Sites
the present 95,000 to 200,008
by 1970, if the Legislature
WEATHER: Generally fair tlirougli Tuesday; hi^li today in mid 80m; low tonight in 60s.
and state school building pro
MON., OCTOBER 14, 1963
SANFORD, FLORIDA
NO. 38
Established 1908
VOL. tiG
United Press Leased Wire
gram keep pace with the
State’s e-tlmated population
growth.
The stale officer made hi4
prediction in briefing local
lender* on the state's desire*
and needs for Hi* location
IS Killed
of a four-year stntu univer
MIAMI (U P!I—At b u st 18
sity in East Central Florida.
persons died in Fluridu week
•
• •
end traffic, with four acci RELLUNO, Italy (UPD Attending the briefing wera
dent* causing nearly half the Authorities warned today that
city and county officers.
deaths.
a m ao of earth is cascading
Chamber of Commerce offi
cial*, officers of Longwood,
toward the Vajont Reservoir,
Committee Meets creating a new threat to sur
Altamonte .Spring*. Cassel
TALLAHASSEE (UPD —
berry, North Orlando and
vivors
of
last
week’s
dam
dinThe reorganised Legislative
Oviedo, engineers and proper
Investigating Committee met i stcr
ly owners.
Osvaldo
Martinelli,
deputy
behind closed doors today to
Henry Eugene llirrls, 28,
Dr. Culpepper further stat
of II. It. 2, IleLand, was elec ed Hint -ix of the nine coun
try- to select a staff director. mayor of the vacated village
of Erie, broadcast the warn
trocuted while working with ties in East Central Florida
ing by loudspeaker to villag
Two Speakers
n rouatnicllim crew this have "offered such InterestTAMPA (IJPl) — President ers camping out In the woods
merning at llensou Junction ii g site* for this new uni
Kennedy and Gov. Farris Bry above the reservoir.
on Highway 17-92 just south versity that we would liko
"Go away! Co away from
ant will address delegates to
of Dellury.
to place a ichool In each
the State Chamber of Com the lake!" Martinelti's ampli
Semlnolo Memorial Hospital county." He said that Hints
fied
voice
roared
into
the
merce convention here Nov.
attache* reported Harris via* wa* * "prophetic statement*
hills. "Another slide is com
18.
dead on nrrivul her* at 0:15 because of tile state's popu
ing!”
a.m.
lation boom.
Rescue workers said a
INSI'KCT'ION TEAM of Ilu* state llnartl of I'milnil is in Seminole County
Vatican Reversal mass
It nil* -aid Harris was
Gen. J , C. Hutchison, Coun
ol
more
than
:io
million
today
unit
Tuesday
tomitleliiiK
a
viewing
of
live
Mites
ofl’ored
for
tiin
pruVATICAN CITY (U l'ly —
touching the bucket of a ty
Commission chairman,
rnhic varils of earth Is slid
pcsctl state university. Pictured front the left: Iboijrlas Stenstrom, ChantTiie Vatican Council, In a sur
dragline operated by Hamid speaking for the entire coun
ing down the side of Ml. Toe
lier
of
Commerce
edurntion
eltnirntun;
Dr.
J.
Howard
Culpepper,
Hoard
of
prise vote today, sent back for
Futch when the bourn touch ty, promised Hr. Culpepper
at a rate of about one foul
Control director, ami Gen, J. C. Hutchison, County Commission chairman.
rewriting a document author
ed
a power line. Ruth men and lii* site Inspection team—
an hour.
izing the use of modern langu
were employed by the W, I,. Jerry June#, Jack Sutton and
They said the earth was
ages and utter reform* m the
Cobh Construction Company, Forrest Kelly — the eounty
part of the reservoir, which
Muss,
of Dcl.ond.
’ will go all out" to co-oper
was divided itllo two parts
ate ■* far as possible in proby (lie giar.t landslide that
Funeral Mobbed
vlilhiir water, sewerage, utili
devastated the Plav* Valley
PARIS ( P i 'l l — Crowds of Wednesday night.
ties, recreation site and oth
mourning Parisians crashed
er required facilities.
through steel barriers toduy
•
• •
WASHINGTON (UPD —The
ami swurnied into Pore l.nThe inspection tram, which
White
House
nn
noun
red
to
rhnise Cemetery to say goodlast month visited the Laka
resignation of Navy
DAYTONA BEACH (Ill'll lars n't Karl s;ii<I, he'll fight lla>byu to Edith I’iuf, France’s
Secretory
Fred
Korth
Korth
LAKE WORTH ( tT I l - R e Ada site proposed hy the City
"sparrow uf the at reels.”
—State Hep. Feed II. Karl be the setup when il goes to Ihc
wrote I'-eo lent Kennedy Hint | (i^ o Varpenter lU rt' Walltmr of Sanford, wax to spend to
polls
next
yeur
,
came thu second eamlidato in
Karl's move leaves three tie made the decision to re arrived tmlay ami claimed day and Tuesday Inspecting
NAACP Again
Florida'a I'oil gubernatorial unannounced candidate.-* —but •dgn because of "pressing
$tl,0oo he had tell In a suit four more sites in Bemlnolo
WASHINGTON M T U —
WASHINGTON (UPD —
private
affair*.'*
men
Sunday
with
•
slap
almost sure-fire beta for the
case on a bus la Georgia last County and will inspect two
The Supreme Court agreed to Agricult urn Secretary Urvilto
In Orange County next week
Kennedy said Paul Nitre, week.
lace
ill
State
Sen.
Scott
ngaiiisl
present
legislative
r»day to take up for tbc fourth I.. Freeman estimate* the
now
assistant
defense
secre
Wullime. hinnerly of Duluth to complete Its viewing of 23
belly of Lakeland, former
time Hie right of the National United Slate* will nave about npportionment.
tary for international security Minn , was headed for Flor sites offered hy the tlx coun
Slate
Sen.
Fled
ll.
Diekiiis**u
#2(10
million
in
storage
ro-t*
Association for the Advance
Kail, who joli.id Shite Sen,
affairs,k would be nominated
ties.
ment uf Cotureit I'copIt- to up by selling U. S. vvbeat to Rus John .Matthew* Jr, uf Jack- of Writ I’nlm Bench, nml to succeed Korth, a former ida on the bus when he saw*
The botrd already haa
some
boy»
looking
jit
him
and
Jacksonville
Mayor
II
ay
dun
sia.
d a te legally in Alabama,
Forth Worth, Tex., banker.
promised
a devidmv uf a alta
•onvillu
la
the
hoe,
said
lie
thought they were going to
Hurnsl
* . '-i,*
estimate* ere
hui Hr, in hi* letter of kill him and lake Iris money. selection at Its Nov, 8 or
wuul-l fight to gel Hu- big-city
Karl
said
the
fuel
that
huth
blind
nil
pending
Soviet
purTables Turned
voter juxl a* much voire m tie and Mathew* ivra close ic'ignailun, said lie wa* leav
11a got off ai Cartcrsvllle, Dec. it meeting. Seminole
NEW YORK i U I'li A mil- tdii'ii of hetw.ii! IM) lo 2UO
ing the post with "the tit- Ga , In get help, but forgot County elector* will vote Nov.
.tale
government
w*
-mullfriends
and
have
simillar
plttljt„fy junta hm ousted the million bushel*, which would
mo*t regret.”
5 on permissive legislation
the suitcase.
' —iphies on government will
1>-111111). an Itipu'dli- regime of only mnke u dent in the 1.2 tuwii citizen*.
lie -aid lie wanted lo "re
Ill u bid for the Mi'trupoli- he tough on their mutual
A native of Finland who permitting th* county to pro
Jmm Ilose li, but in the Now billion bushel (’. S, surplus
lan vote, Hu il.'-year-uld Dtiy* friend*, but Hie end result will turn lo private business and speak* little English, lie wa* ceed with a site acquisition
\m k City con si dale of Hint stockpile now *tnrt'<i in Aunttiiim IteJo'li altoi oey pn-dieti-il probably hm t Iturii*'tlmiin*. attend to my pressing pri unable t*r make ills plight un- should the state choose ona in
nation the Horn It regime lias Inin granaries.
vate affair*." Hi* resignation derstood until • local man this county.
The Agricultuie lU-puitiuent tho U. S. hopreiao Courl will “.Muthmv* Iin, weakened the I* effective Nov. I.
ousted the military junta.
•
• a
who spoke Finnish vvai found.
Unlit;.U*l today that Itlloin kill the state • pieseiit ap|Hjr-1|Ks*|tl«»n of Mayor Burn* and
Korth was among Defense
The inspection team was
tloiuuvill
of
li!
senaturs
ami
Autlrariliea
(hen
telephoned
m my travels I find this I* of
mill other Communist route
Hearing Denied
112 repo n-nl.itives. If it, •enl concern lo tin* Ruin* pim Department officials who fig .head ami had tho Lake bring taken on a guided tour
WASHINGTON l l 'l 'l j — tile* might purr ha mi ns uiuWi
ured m Hie explosive Senate Worth police hold the suit today of sites at Geneva, on
ple,” hu said.
'Mu- Supreme Court today de a* 250 million ImsheU ol U. S
tivesligntion of the TFX war(.aka Howell, southeast of
case for him.
Karl designated A l b e r t IiI.uih contract award.
nied a healing to a widow, wheat,
Casselberry, one offered g rat
Three
School
Poller
said
WalHme
linCow an, Ormond Reach hank
Mrs. Victoria St. Pierre Larti A weekly publication by the
mediately put tii« money In ia by C. 8. Lea surrounding
er, a* hi* campaign treasuier
gue, who unsuceeseMfulty sued department's Foreign Agricul Trustees
a hank when hu picked It up Chuluota, and tha fourth
flow’s
That?
und tho Ormond Ib-neli Na
two cigarette companies on tural Service said that “insouth of Lake Jessup and
today.
LONDON
(U
PD
—An
adver
tional Bank ni In* depository.
Ibe ground that they were re- <pi Itie* in recent weeks have Qualify
west of Oviedo.
"I
think
lie
learned
at
this
tiser
hi the Time* nt London
sponsible foe lu-r husband's imllenled th at around 25o mil
p(ltl u a t , Ray Slaton and He estimated it will lake
Also, during their visit her*
asked today for an "amazon lute stage in life that the best
death in 19-55 of lung earner. lion bushels may be Involved, y rf(| MiMiuir have rpiallflnl 1500,000 to $1 million to wage
the atnt« officers were to b«
place
for
money
is
in
tire
who
i*
also
a
craflsvvoman
for
with the Suviet Union appur tn sneered themselves fur a aurccsaful campaign and
hank.” Detective Sgt. Wil flown by Navy helicopter
rally interested in about loll school true lei* m tho Nov. 5 said lie hu* sufficient finan *hn|> mnnaceress in Strafford
Rocky Deplores
orur all five lites.
liam
Mackenzie said
mi
Avon."
To Be Discussed
•
•
e
ALBANY, N- Y. (U l'l) — million.”
election, it was reported to cial commltrnvnla to niuko a
go of it.
Sanford's proposed 20-year, Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller
day liy Supt. It. T. Milwee.
Seminole County
rabbit
The superintendent also re
breeders aro invited to a .*850,1100 water expansion pro Sunday night deplored the reIMirted preliminary plan* for
Central Florida association gram will be discussed with fu.nil of Sun, Harry Gold.cu School Bus
a new shop building al .Sem Speeding In
nireting at 8 p.m, Tuesday consulting engineers a t the ter, It-Ariz. to debuts him
inole High School have been
at First Federal in Orlando. r e g u l a r City Commission over television on the issues Driver Cited
Whidbey Island
Sanford's Heavy A t t a c k spcction uf the squadron's 35o at t h a
meeting this evening.
confronting t h e Republican
• •
•
Trooper J . L. Sikes reported forwarded to Tallahassee for A Theater?
(Wash.) Naval Air Statkm.
Sqii-ulnm T today received the officers and men.
City
Manager
\V.
E.
Know
putty.
elate
approval.
A Sallflird mail IMistrd
today that Mr*. Florence
There me 3*111,000 mem her*
It wa* Hie first lime since
i lih'f of Nava] Operations
The "pea comaker*,” who
H* -i .mil by Architect John bond Ibis morning prlur In
Walls, school bus driver, was
of l.l in lovul units of the les said Hie expansion, when
solely award, one ■>( the most compiles! a perfect safely PJ.it) that a local unit hud cap
completed,
will
increase
the
Strike
Threat
A.
Burton
IV.
the
building
faring
rhargrs
ol
reckless
cited fur failure to yield the
Florida Congress of Parents |
re-peeled honors in the field record for tlircc >car» front tured the award. Grading in
I'lTTSBUKGII < U I* I > _ right-of-way when her bus, will house woodworking, bas driving . . . In a thratrr!
and Teachers . . . so read* a present flow r/ 3.3 million
uf
Naval aviation.
lise.il IfM'-o through PJH2, won Hie safety competition Is
Justice of the Peace Hugh
proclamation by Guv. Farris gallons pt-r day to 12 mill ion Negoiiatoi* for \\ eating house loaded with Lyman H i g h ic electricity, art ami metal,
the
award lo rompctdioii with based un such factor! a* total
Tint
prized,
engraved
plaElectric
1'nrp.
ami
Ihs
InterHuman repotted thal Hugh
School band members Friday and (Jruftin
Hi y lint setting October as gallon*.
living lime and the nature
P iline purpo-e of the >\- nirtiaiiiial Union of Eb-etiieal evening, collided with a far
Prince Movie land Drive la quo Was pro wilted to the the h) other units which com
"I’TA Wi-iiiliership (enroll
and number ol uircrait land
pri-e
the
Navy’s
heavy
attack
V
All
7
commanding
otlicer,
ptinaion,
lo*
added,
will
be
to
Worker* (IL'El attem pt to tlilvcn by Rutiald I’aync,
Theater, f i l e d complaint
ment Month.”
ing* a* opposed to thu par
provide water for the indus hammer out n new- contract Maitland, at Seminole Boule Rudy R o e o v e r i'd
• « *
against Gary Tatum, JIM'z Cdr, Leroy A. Heath, b> Hear striking force.
Adm.
Hubert
(loldlhwailc.
Six of its competitors are ticipants' overall accident
Nothing hut enthusiasm st trial growth of the area. New ugreemenl today hefore a vard and Highway 17-92. R JACKSONVILLE (Ill’ll — Pulmrlln Avraue, tbarging
commander of Fleet A ir based at Heavy Attack head rate, taking into account the
the coffee this mnrning at well* and two treatment |wi*»il*le midnight strike dead was Hie second *choul bus ac The body nt Mr*. Janice Ann willliil and wanl**il reckless
variance in accident potential
line.
Il.iv11 , 21, who drowned when driving Inside the theater Jacksonville, following an in quarters for (lie Pacific Fleet
cident In a week.
the Mayfair when Gen. J. C plants are proposed.
fur each model of uircrult.
her husband'* plane crashed ground*.
Hutchison briefed the state
It was VAIM’s first full
Tatum podrd Sl.",n bond,
Friday, wa* leciiVered hula)
university inspection team on
year uf operations with lh«
from the M .lolm* River in Judge Duncan said, periling
what Seminole t minty has
supersonic A SA Vigilante a t
downtown J.ick-onville
hearing on Nov. ;u
to offer . . , and when llr.
tack hombtf, >■ aircraft
J. Broward Culpepper briefed
which tie squsiruu hu* Down
all the local dignitaries pres
since it first entered llect
ent as to whatthe state will
operation* in PJ42.
rei|Utre on the site selected.
Cdr. Heath's squadron re
* 4 *
turned lu*t muntii (nun P*
Have you noticed that
second deployment to tins
patchwork ijuitt effect on the
Mediterranean with the sleek,
courthouse, wlmt with all the
svvept-wlng weapons system.
scaffolding while the building
fir presenting the award.
Admiral Goldlluvaltc praised
gets its face lifted?
• •
•
the squadron's leadership amt
the team effort which he said
City Clerk Henry Tamm
wa* an integral part uf com
reported at noon today only
The only
piling the wanning safety rec
three candidates for City
ord.
Commission race, with dead
Goklthwujtr, the first com
line fur filing Wednesday of
security
mander of Heavy Attack
this week. Commissioner A.
Wing line when it was based
I.. Wilson Is unopposed as> far
of all is in a
in Norfolk. Va., flew into San
in Oruup II, while Mayor Tom
ford Naval Atr Station e-pecMcDonald and former Com
free press.
lolly to present the award.
missioner Karl Higginboth
t
He attended a -hurt rccepam are pitted against each
tion
in Hie VAll 7 hangar be
oti.vr in Group I.
— Thamai Jtllenon
• * s
fore returning to his JacksunvllUt headquarter*.
The October business meet
ADM. KOItERT GoMtlnv.ute p r e s e n t s the
THREE SEMINOLE High School senior.* htive been honored for their
VAII-T recently added an
ing of the Casselberry Board
high
performance
in
the
National
Merit
Scholarship
teat
Riven
luat
spring,
Navy’s
safety
award
lo
Heavy
Attack
Squadron
other
laurel lo its record by
of Aldermen will be held at
7 in impressive ceremonies this morning at SanT. L. Richey. assistant principal (rig h t), presents letter* of commendawinning the Heavy Attack
7:30 p. tu. today in the Wo
tion to Janie* Long (left) and Jerry Cu|hnn. The third senior, Itennis
ford Naval Air Station. Accepting for YAK-7 i*
Wing Due September Rom but
men's Ciub liuilling on Die.
SUc am.
iL) c.uuuutWuiiu* uU kci, Cdr, LeKoy lleutii (left).
isuulh. rvxcnUk UraUAlerrud tu i ’oui^auo Beach Hi^ii School.
lim i
n su ii...
BRIEFS
Florida's enrollment In in
stitution* of higher learning
will more than double within
the next seven yean to an
estimated 200.000, it »n» re
ported this morning by Dr.
J. Broward Culpepper, exec
utive director of the State
Hoard of Control.
Dr. Culpepper predicted the
enrollment will expand ftom
Italians Face
threat Of
Landslide
Construction
Crew Worker
[•eclrocuted
J
Mme. Nhu Blasts
JFK 'Liberalism'
Karl Hits Present
Wheat Sale
Savings Seen
Legislative Lineup
Navy Secretary
Man Claims His
Stray $14,000
V A H -7 Gets Safety Award
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PAGE 12
THUB&, DECEMBER 5, 1968
the leaders arrived and were
given to tha girls who wore
than* ia tha Christmas parade
whoa they marehod behind tha
Bamhtal* County Home Deissaetratlea Council car.
Posters will ha made by the
group for the hake sate.
Mrs. Johnson told the girl*
how to shop for fresh fruits
and vegetables. Bbo also ex
plained to them why oomo veg
etables aad fruits become dark
after preparation and lave a
solution for it Foods which
dsrken when cut or peeled con
tain enaymas. Eniyrmes are in
tha food to change foods tha
plant uses into foods you can
sat. When exposed to tho air,
the oxygen ia the air causes
• change ha color, usually to
brown or blaek. Fruits dipped
In citrus Juices and potatoes
dropped Into w a t e r d e e p
enough to cover them will
solve the problem.
Those present ware Patty,
Charlene and Batty Bakar, Joy
Wilson, Becky and Barbara
Gowan, Ruth Bullard, Sarah
Dyson, Busan Dunn, Patty
Kelson, Anita Blackwelder,
Cockle Russell, Yvonne Strip
ling and the laaders, Mrs. II.
R. Wilson and Mr*. Johnson.
The next meeting will be
held Dec. 18th at the home of
Hr*.
Wilton on Rlvervicw
Avenue.
SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS are attending a four-day training course at the
Lake Mary Elementary School which Is being conducted under direction
o f Herbert Muse, head mechanic for county school buses; Van Murdoch,
state coordinator for school buses and Ralph Diggs, county school trans
portation supervisor, left to right.
(Herald Photo)
A request to collect trading
stomps toward purchase uf a
coffee urn for the building
was presented by Vice Presi
dent Chuck Rowell w ho also
will handle any stomps turned
in for the project.
IB e resignation o f Donald
Nall as treasurer was accept
By Joan Alagln
The Retired Folk* Club o f
court* at the Lake Mary Etc*
mentary School were told
Monday night by Van Mur
doch state co-ordinator of
school base*, that "riding In a
Florida School boa ia on* of
the safest way* to travsl."
Murdoch, principal speaker
for the course, was introduced
by Ralph Diggs, county school
transportation supervisor.
Statistlea compiled by tha
■tata office show that Florida
school buses ' transported an
estimated 339,736 students for
a distance of more than 168,032 miles each day during
the 1961-62 school year.
They also show that during
this same period and for the
first time, women drivers out
numbered men drivers. Em
ployment of women ao school
bus drivers increased 195 per
cent during the period from
1950 until 196! while the num
ber of buses In use has Increassd 69 per cent and tha
drivers 54 per cent.
During the training course,
which winds up today, Mur
doch haa used slides on vari
ous subjects for illustrative
purposes
Including
those
showing bus accidents which
have occurred throughout the
United States.
ed after he explained that his
work prohibits regular attend
ance at atl meeting*.
Elected to fill the vacancy
was Tony Krecek who re*
ceived the books which were
reported by the recent audit
committee, Rowell and E. W.
Harville, to be in good order.
Tentative plans w ere begun
on a membership drive to get
underway in tho very near
future. It wa* voted that any
present member bringing In
four new membership* would
automatically receive payment
o f dues for the year. Airs.
Etta Harville, .Mrs. Ri-Uy Null
ami Airs. Mona Grinstead were
appointed a* a committee to
be in charge o f drafU ng an
association brochure liltin g its
purposes and srtivities. Copies
o f this brochure w ill be en
closed In tha December issue
o f the Newsctte.
Coffee and doughnuts were
served to the 11 members
present at the close uf the
lourt Of Honor
fold By Scouts
n Altamonte
Boy Scout Troop 38 of Altamonta Springs held a Court of
Honor last Saturday in the
educational building of the
Altamonto Springs Commun
ity Chapel.
Conducting th e ceremony
were Gerald Crocker, asalitant senior patrol trader and
Don Pott. Crocker introduced
patrols presenting a program
of skits and Scoutmaster Jack
Stewart who was in charge of
the awards presentations.
Star Scout awards went to
Nicky Hawks. Donald I'nlt and
Jark Simunck.
Merit badge* went to Gary
Garesche, Indian lore, auto
safety and reading und to
Donald Poit, citizenship in the
nation and home repair.
The program w m cloned by
Jack Simunek, senior pntrul
leader, who waked the audience
to Join in ailent prayer for the
late President. Taps were
sounded by Gerald and Ricky
Crocker.
By Mena Grieatead
A tentative program has
bees asmosincad in North Or
lando for the annual Volun
teer Flro Department Com-
munity Christmas Party which
thia year ia being mad* poss
ible through ctforta of *11
community organisations. The
party I* scheduled for Dec.
By Doom Estes
devotional lo open the m eet
Mrs. E. P. Richards recited ing which was conducted by
the
Christmas story entitled Mrs.
" D o b y 'j
Christm as"
Elizabeth
llille,
presi
at
the dent.
annual Christmas party and
Mrs. Charles E. Stewart
D ecem ber
meeting o f the s in g “ Christmas Candle" and
Longwood Civic League held Mrs. llille sang “ Virgin Slum
ber S on g ."
Mrs. William
Tuesday,
Young prevented a group of
Tiic slory explained the cus
fifth grade students from
toms o f the Bulgarian peasant Longwood Elementary Schiol
people and of the Orthodox who sang Christmas Carols.
Included In this group were
Church, particularly during
Butch Eldridge, John Curran
tiie Christinas season.
Airs. Dix Stewart gave the and Lee Lyons with Craig
Young as piano accompanist.
Dessert of fruit cake and
coffee were served by Airs.
Don Hitsman, Airs. C. R.
Xickols, .Mrs. T. V. Hamblen.
Mrs. E. C. Kuhn, .Mr*. LcRoy
Hennessey, Mrs. John Reams,
Mrs. Gerard Henson and Airs.
B y Jam- Casselberry
Tha Casselberry Recreation Charles Morrison.
Com m in ion wilt sponsor a
The tables were centered
Teenage Sock Hop this Sat with arrangement* o f poinurday from 7:30 until 12 p.m. settias, Turkscaps ami fern.
decorations
included
at the Women's Club BuilJing Other
aero** from the Youth Cen two Nativity scenes and a
ter on O vcrbrook Drive.
small Christmas tree.
Girl* attending are requ eu
Serving on the decoration
ed to wear dresses or skirt* com m ittee were Mrs. Richand blouse* and boys should aril*, Airs. W. J. Hartley,
wear slack* and sports shirts. Airs. H. F. M ci’ cek and Airs.
Admission is fret for Cas- E. C. Dunning.
|sclbcrry residents but there
The next regular meeting
. si'ill lui i mi* all « 1
1m i j t Ion of the League wilt lie held
on Jan. 7 in the Civic League
Building on Church Street.
Casselberry
Sets Teenage
Sock Hop
T h e DaBary Duplicate
Bridge Club played to two
sections Tuesdxy afternoon at
a game In the Firem en’ s Re
creation Hall followed by a
social hour and election of
1961 officers.
Elected were Airs. Ruth
nislt,
president;
H.
Guy
Chase, vice president; Airs.
Myron
Aeeardl.
secretory;
Mrs. Clarence Andrew*, trea
surer;
Howard
Middleton,
game director and E. Z. Wal
ters, new director.
The elections were followed
by a Christmas dinner and
and carol singing led by Col.
many
William
Hague
stayed for another gam e of
bridge later In the evening.
Winners of the afternoon
13 In the T illag e recreation
area beginning at 2 p. m. and a
entertainment ia being plan. *
ned for all age groups.
Special guests, other than
Santa himself, will be Smo
ke? Bear and Little Sm oke?
whose visits are being ar
ranged through cooperation
o f Seminole County Forest
Ranger
Albert
Harri*
of
Longwood.
Featured on the program g )
w ill be Bruce Dean at the
organ
and Pamella Labb,
granddaughter o f Mr. and
Mr*. Raymond Clark, who
will dance to music from tha
Nutcracker Suite.
North
Orlando
Brownies
will present selection*
of
Christmas music and assist
with the Community Carol
Sing. A play “ The Beast, that
tsw
il little
liHln In
** will
Wilt be
Km
had
lo $1
S a1y*."
presented by children o f kin
dergarten a ?« and first ami
second
graders.
Speaking
parts in the cast will be giv.
cn by Randy Singleton. John
ny and Ellen Campbell, Anita
Stoddcn, Carla and Pat Carl
DeiVIllaggio, Cindy Wright,
Jeffrey Ferrill, Jeffrey llurke,
Tim my Grinstead. Stan Ro- f
well, Henry Ward and Dar
lene Wilson.
The entire program o f en
tertainment will be under dir
ection o f Our Lady's Catholic
Circle while Santa’ s arrival
and visit with children under
12 years will be handled by
the firemen who will escort
him to the area via the first
truck. Santa lias promised to g
bring surprises for ali the
children.
Refreshments o f assorted
cookies, coffee and Christmas
punch will be served through
courtesy of the North Orlando
Garden Club.
By Jane Casselberry
The Polynesian fashions of
Alfred
were
Shahdccn
of
Hawaii
introduced
at
a
luncheon
and
gala
fashion
show
sponsored by
Playglrl Fash
ions of
Park TucsJay
tern
at the Riksha Inn.
The air shipment o f some of
the ShahJeen line unfortunate
ly was delayed and did not
arrive in time for tiie *how
but Janet Bonder o f Play girl
met the crisis by substituting
many sparkling holiday styles
and
a preview of delightful
Spring outfits.
Upon
arrival
guests
greeted
by
Community Building with 30
hostess
at the Riksha,
member* and one guest In a t
tendance.
A fte r a pot luck dinner
wne enjoyed new members
w ere voted Into the club. In
the group were Air. end Mrs.
Thomas Black, Mr. and Air*.
W . Dill, Air. and Air*. Garlan
McGee, Florence Hunt, Ruth
N.
Watkins, Cstherlns S.
Kloes and Sophie Kostl.
It was voted that the club
w ill not sponsor the Christ
mas outdoor lighting contest
as baa been Its policy in past
years but to use the money
Instead to help a needy fam ily
in the community.
Regular meetings o f the
group are held seasonally at
the Community IlulMIng on
the third Monday of each
month beginning st 6 p.m.
w ith a covered dish dinner
follow ed
by
the
business
meeting and a social period
during which games are oft.
an enjoyed.
UIC’KY LEC10, 12 your
old junior member of
tho Casselberry F i r o
Department, h a s re
ceived Ids full uniform
and cap for duty with
the volunteer*. Tito eon
o f Alderman and Mrs.
Arthur Lego, R i c k y
} iu .h attended all train
ing coursed offered by
tin* department for the
regular crown.
Chuluoia WCF
Sets Bazaar
By Donna Estes
South Seminole VFW P oit
R207 will sponsor its monthly
chicken-rib barbecue Sunday
at the Post Home on the old
Dixie Highway in Longwood.
Serving will be from 1 until
6 p. m. Included on Du- menu
with (be chicken or rlhs will
be potato salad, tossed salad.
bake<1 beans, rolls, cake and
coffee nr lea.
Tickets for adults and child
ren under 12 years which may
be
purchased In advance
from any member of the Post
or Auxiliary, also will be on
By Alima Grinstead
sale at the dinner.
Th<. Christmas meeting of
The next regular meeting the North Orlando Garden
of the Post Is scheduled at Club will Ik- held at 7:3U p.m.
the Post Home for next Tues today nt the home o f Air*.
day at * p. m.
Donald Nall, 31 N
Thirst
Street.
Gifts will he exehnnged hy
Secret Pals who will reveal
identities fur Hie past year
and choose new names for
the coming year.
Special guest at the meeting
will he Mrs. II T. Crittenden
who will give demonstrations
By Airs. Adam Muller
C. F. Pfistrr who gave valu
on the making of Christinas
The November meeting o f able tips on numerous “ e x
decorations.
th« DaBary Horn* Demonstra tra*" which make th* aeaional meals nmra colorful and
tion Club was held last Friday
tempting.
at the Community Center with
Air*, Loui* Titter spoke on
M rs. George Wright, presi Peace and the collection o f
dent, In charge.
pennies for Friendship and
lly Alans Grinstead
Special guests for th* morn tha Peace Garden*.
A temporary holiday post
in g workshop session were
This month's meeting will o ffice will be In operation lo
Mr*. It. L. Andrew*, leader o f be held on Dee. 19 with a North Orlando from Dec. 16
Sanford Girl Scout Troop 055, d«t»»*n luncheon and a pro through Dec. 21, the Herald
and six o f tha girls who at gram o f music featuring The learned today.
tended to b a rn how to do D eBsry
Choristers.
Laura
Frnnk Fsvuln, m anager o f
pine needle work. A number Platt Brown will direct and the North Orlandu Cumpnny,
uf additional ‘ simple to m ake" There** Kupecs will be ac advised that tho tem porary
g ift items also were explaiued companist.
office will he located in O ffiro
to the girls.
A ll members of the club ara 4 o f the company building
During the afternoon meet asked to bring thtlr completed each weekday during the spe
ing a program on Holiday handicraft linns for display cified time between the hours
Meals was presented by Mrs. a t thia useting.
o f 1U s.m. and noun
North Orlando
Garden Club
To Meet
Village To Get
Holiday Office
Ity Joan Magin
The Women's Christian Fel
lowship of the Chuluota Com
munity Church will sponsor
a Christmas Bazaar in the
Community Building from T
until 9 p. m. on Friday end
from in a. m. until 4 p. m.
on .Saturday. .
Among Uic booths to be
featured for the event, and
the chairmen o f each , are
Fancy Table, Airs. Lawrence
and Mrs. Anderson; Country
Store, Mrs. Sheam n; Hook
Table, Mr*. Wright; Plants.
Mrs. Dill and Mrs. Alurphy;
Bake Goods, Mr*. Morrison;
Food Table. Airs. Uoulden;
Piek a Pocket, Mrs. Magin;
White Elephant Table, .Mrs.
Myers and Mrs. Jones; Jew
eler? Counter, Airs. Uartunck.
Decorating o f the building
will be in charge of Airs.
Strauss and Mrs. l.ampinen.
The Bahaar is open to Iho
public and all proceeds will
go to the building fund o f
the new Community Church.
Lake Mary Club
Sets Meeting
Tiie annual Christmas m eet
ing ami luncheon of the I-ake
Mary Home
Demonstration
Cluli will lie held next Tues
day in the Lake Alary Fire
Hall beginning at 10:30 a. m.
Hostesses will be Mr*. Lib
by Smother* ami Air*. Mtklred Sandusky Tim program
will be on Christmas Saluda.
invlta ion is extended to ail
interested ladles o f the area
tu attend thl* special meetlug. Those planning to join
the group for tho day are
requested to bring a covered
dish for the luncheon and
a gift, under one dollar in
cost, (or tbs gilt exchange.
Singer and A in . Hiatt and
third, Mr*. J. D. Cordell and
John Armao.
EW, first, Air*. Accardl
and Air*. Harry Schoh; sec
ond. Airs. Thornton Smith and
Oscar Barnett and thin!, Air.
ami Airs. Charles Daglla.
Section B, directed by Airs.
Jessie Pearsall,
NS, first,
Miss
Ethel
Johnson
and
Chase; second, Air. and Air*.
George Pearsall and third,
Airs. Edwin W sehter and Wil
liam Woodlock.
EW, first, CoL and Mrs.
Hague; second, Mrs. 0 . N.
Lackey and
Mr*.
William
Woodlock and third, Mr. and
Boy Scout T roop 239 of
Bear Lake recently conducted
a Court of Honor in the audi
torium of Hie Dear Lake Ele
mentary School with more
than 11)0 parents and friends
in attendance.
Advancement awards, pre
sented by Scoutm aster Bruce
Nelson went to; first class.
John Aiasciantoni, Barry and
Bruce Ewer and Ronald Ku
ra*;
Second class, Steven Riley;
tenderfoot, Ktevan
Ballard,
Roger Bunnell, William and
Robert Anderson, Christ Sal
mi and Frank Crout.
The Order of the Arrow In
dian Dance Team o f the Wekiwa District presented the
program. Guest o f honor far
the occasion was At Fkirt, dis
trict director.
The Eagle Scout award, an
nounced earlier fur Alike Nel
son wno now b a mem ber of
Explorer Post 38 o f Alta
monte Springs, was presented
earlier this month. Young
Nelson was not present for
the Troop's Court al Honor.
was
charming
w ere
Chuluate recently met in the
attired
AIRmi,
who
in the costume
of her native Japan and who
presented
Restaurant
A FASHION SHOW ami luncheon was sponstoml Tuesday by I’Uiygirl
Fnshfon.-t nf Fern Park to Introduce Alfred Shululecns’ line of Polynesian
styles. Models s h o w n In the top photo wearing selections from thin line
nre, left to right, Nmline Culling*, Ann Muhnn, Claire Fite and Ann Morris.
Holiday istylen shown In the bottom photo were worn by Carolyn Denni
son, June Wehater and (ails L u c a s , left to right, as they were greeted by
Mitsu, hostess at the Riksha Inn where the event took place.
each
with
manager
a
lei.
R ogcrt
Burnham served a* m aster
o f ceremonies.
Lovely local residents who
modeled the wide rang* o f
styles were Ann .Morria and
Jane Webster of Maitland;
Carolyn Dennison, Claire Fit*
and Ann Mahan o f Sanford;
Nadine Collin;* of Winter
Park and 1-oJe Lucas uf Cas*
sellierry.
Thoma* Weiss o f 3526 ?
Sanford Avenue has accept'd
the preiidency of the Hindervilla Volunteer Fire Dept, to
fill the vacant}- c r ated by the
recent resignation o f Jo mt i
Michael.
Michael, in resigning, ad
vised that due to increased
biLiines* hour* he felt it Im
possible to serve as an officer
in tho iirguniiation but that
he would continue as a mem
ber o f the group.
AVeisa reported that pend
ing installation o f u new fin*
phone system, liispub-her* an 1
communication* uf the county
sh eriff* department have been
made available by Sheriff J.
L. Hubby who will handle all
fire call* from the iGnilerville area through hi* office.
AA> is* also issued a request
to all member* to join th«
work party which b devoting
spare time to rebuilding the
fire trucks. Time schedule*
and dole* o f the work parties
art posted at W right's Garage
on S. Sanford Avenue where
tha truck ia being overhauled.
�J*
e i o * *
Th* Harmld'a m»r»rinf *ditor. Fred Van Pelt, w u on the
•etna to Boca Eaton today
nhtn tha State Board of Con
trol n o t and narrowed tha
aitaa for tha proposed EastCtntral Florida University to
feur—two to Saratnol* and
two to Orange Countiea.
Thia la another atep to The
Herald's effort* to bring to
Board Narrows Central Florida University
Sites To Four In Seminole, Orange Counties
Reaction To
Selections
Is Mixed
Femlnole County the ba*t cov
L o c il reaction to the report
erage o f newa affecting thia
county and ita people.
of the State Board of Con
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trol's decision to narrow the
Administrator Bob Beaaer- »ttes for tli« proposed Easter o f tha Seminole Memorial
Central Florida 1'nlveraity to
Hospital reporta that thu
pediatric* w ing i* about 60 four was somewhat mixed.
While disappointed on the
per cent complete. The en
& anfnr& Ifrn tlft
WEATHER: Fair through Saturday; high today 70-75; low tonight in 40s.
VOL. 68
United Press Leased Wire
Established 1908
Fill., DECEMBER 8, 196;!
SANFORD, FLORIDA
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largement and renovation of one hand that a final selection
Portugal Called
the kitchen la atill In prog- was not made, local authortUNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
res*. The housekeeping and tiei were elated that of the
(UP1>— Portugal was called
atore rooms have l>ern en
four remaining site* two re
before the Security Council
larged.
situated in Seminole County.
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today m the African power*’
President Francis Roumtllat
Despite preparation* fo r a
o f the Seminole County Cham cam paign against while su
gala occasion when the San
ber of Com m erce said, "I'm prem acy on their continent.
ford Semlnolea clue* out the
highly elated about the selec
JUKI gridiron season tonight
tions. Naturally, 1 wish a
against K i s s i m m e e , the
final selection in favor of
TALLAHASSEE (U P t) thought o f 13 seniors playing
Seminole County could have Gov.
Farris
Bryant
said
their last high school football
been made. However, the re
Thursday he li twl ready to
gam e doe* provoke a senti
ports from Boca Raton con
mental thought.
firm my faith in the Board give final approval to opeThe list Include* Eddie Hus of Control."
rating policies for the Florida
ky,
Ronnie
Hinson,
Earl
Rmnmllat added, "W e of Institute for Conlinuing Uni
Black, Ruddy Lawson, Lloyd the Chamber of Commerce versity Studies (FICUS).
Freeman, Dan McCall, Dale wilt continue to do everything
Alexander, Mike Glad, Jim we can to bring the univer
Touhy, Billy Higgins, Barry sity to Seminole County."
TALLAHASSEE (U P I) Barks, Frank
Noell, John
Circuit Judge Ben Willis rul
Ray.
The chairman of the coun ed Thursday theaters here do
Then, o f course, there'* ty's university site committee, not have to admit Negroes
Henry Finch who's out with Douglas Slenstrom declared; ami also issued a permanent
a fractured leg. He closed "W e are delighted that Semi- injunction rrgulating picketing
out his career tw o weeks ago note's two sile* remain un o f segregated movie houses.
In Winter Garden.
der
consideration
by
the
e
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One o f our subscriber* call to feel that the Board will
MIAMI (U P t) Federal
ed to iiiiiuire why some o f make a final decision on the Judge Charles Fulton agreed
Sanford'* city commissioners basis uf m erit."
Thursday to review im m igra
He added, "W e of Seminole tion proceedings against 2t
rods In Wednesday’s Christ
mas Parade in a convertible County have always wanted Haitian*—thu* granting the
hearing a license tag with a the university to lie placed exiles temporary relief from
" 2 " prefix. H ere's the answer: where It would liesl serve the being expelled from the U.S.
A local dealer waa fresh out most people, regardless of lo
o f convertible*. He contacted cation. "B u t," he pointed out,
Detroit and hi* manufacturer "w e. of course, hope that the
LONDON (U PI) — Science
ordered a convertible *ent best site will be In this coun
Minister Quin tin Hogg's dto*
,
.
down from Jacksonville ju it ty ."
rj.r*S*fi3V■*?•*"
-*vrJ"r
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to transport our commission
1a Commons seat increased
“ I'm happy that Seminole
er*. How’* that for service?
the concern of CouiervaUve
still ha- a 30-30 chance to land
strategists today
In their
We checked into the Cassel* the university," said County planning for ih® general elec
Clerk
Arthur
Beckwith.
"I'm
berry flection complaint that
tion campaign against Labor.
462 persons voted but th$ looking forward to a final
V o tin g machine registered 4N2. decision on Jan. 10. However,
Nineteen
persons,
says if (hero U another reduction
VATICAN CITY (U PI) of sites considered without a
election clerk, MaJ. Joseph I.
final decision, I feel that this Tlie visit of Pope Paul VI to
Laird, came early. It was dis
county will still have at least the Holy Land will lake place
covered that the machine,
one site remaining under con from Jan. 1 In 6, the Vatican
when set in Sanford, would
announced today. The Pope
sideration."
permit only one vote for two
"F ra n k ly ," said Beckwith, also may pay a brief visit
places on the Casselberry
“ I have an idea lhat the to Lebanon.
town council when voters were
Board o f Control may consid
to select two. Because o f the
er the four remaining sites
time required to adjust thu
JACKSONVILLE (U PI) —
on a priority basis, number
machine the clerk ami three
ing them in a selective order. Hep. Robert Sikes, (D -F la.),
inspectors decided it best to
Then.”
the county official said Thursday the civil right*
let the 19 esrly voters re
added, "th e board could make bill pending before Congress
enter the bont.h and vote for a final .election by eliminat would make the attorney gen
one more councilman candi ing the priority sites on the eral the most powerful man
date. The gentlemen who ad basis of soil boring tests."
in the history of the United
Justed the machine registered
States.
the 20th extra voter.
MaJ. Laird said It was hi* Station Robbed
opinion, along with the in
Sanford Police rrported to
ST AUGUSTINE (t 'P I i spectors, that it wu* best not dav that Karrakcr's Service
M exico's ambassador to the
to deny these early arrivals Station at 1127 Sanford Ave United States. Antonio Carril
the right to exercise their pri nue was burglarized Thurs lo Flores, will tour the re
vilege to vote, “ If we were day night. The entry was storation project lierc Satur
wrong,*' he said, “ it was an made by breaking glass win day and discuss plans for
error in Judgment."
dows in front of the station Mexican participation m the
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A two-cell flash light and two city's (|uadrirentenninl cele
Bill Vincent, The Herald's pennies were reported taken bration in 1963.
sta ff photographer and our
expert on outdoor Hfu as re
ported in his “ Knee l*eep
column, rushed in with *
flash; the shad are now run
ning in the St. John* River
area! Okay. Go get 'em.
TALLAHASSEE
Ouster Stayed
Party Worried
Visit Set
Rights Bill Hit
Envoy On Tour
chief
■»*B* 1-T--V
misstte
testing
Orange
County,
Chairman
B a y* Harrison broke (be tie
and voted to include the D e
seret site.
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Longwood OKs
Annexation
Ordinance
center
henceforth will be known ai
Cape Kennedy.
Confusion developed both In
Washington
and
Tallahassee
Thursday ov e r (lie extent of
President
giving
Johnson's
Day
changing the
Thanks
executive
order
name of Cape
Canaveral to Cape Kennedy.
The text o f the order toll
GENEVA PIONEER Mizcll West Taylor, trapped in n bedroom, was burn
ed to death when fire destroyed hi* home shortly after midnight Thurs
day. The flamintr d e b r is was all that remained from the two-bedroom
frame home which was located on HR 126 just south of the Geneva com
{Herald Photo)
munity.
Trapped By Fire,
Atlantic Navy
Geneva Man
Burns To Death Chief To Visit
Mizcll
West
Taylor,
(16
year old pioneer Geneva cat
tleman. waa burned to, death
hnnly after midnight Thurs
day when trapped in a bed
room
of
his
burning
two-
bedroom Some located on SR
426 south of Geneva.
The fire, estimated to have
started around 11: U p. m.
was discovered by Taylor's
sister. Mr*. Susan Harper, on
her return home from Semi
nole Memorial Hospital where
she Is employed.
Investigation of the tragedy
was conducted by Coronnr
Timm as Moon of Oviedo, jus
tice of Ihc peace for Die dis
trict.
Tayor, who was horn Feb.
14, 1877, in Geneva, was •
m em ber of the Methodist
Church; of Oviedn Masonic
Imdge 2t3 for more than SO
years ami of the Seminole
County Cattlemen’* Associa
tion.
He is survived by Mrs.
Harper and several nieces and
nephews.
Graveside funeral service*
will tie conducted at 4 p. n).
Sunday in the Geneva Cem e
tery uml-r the direction of
the Oviedo Maionie Iwdgp
Brivion Funeral Home u
in charge of arrangements.
ret* -
Narcotic* valued betwesn
1200 and *300 were stolen
from Stubbs Pharmacy in
Forest City by a thief, or
thieves, who broke into the
drug store on west SR 136
sometime after It p.m. Thurs
building
A State Narcotic Agent i*
expected to arrive today to
take o w i Investigation,
-
spit that houses the nation's
Drugs Stolen
At Forest City
day.
L. G. Stubbs, owner of the
busine-s. told the Herald thi*
morning that entry was gain
ed by breaking out steel cas
ings. enforced with concrete,
on the back door. Change
left in the store also wa»
taken.
.Stubbs estimates losses o f
approximately |S*0 which in
clude* costs o f replacing the
narcotics and damages to the
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By Fred Van Pell
BOCA R A T O N - The new
East Central Florid* Univer
sity will be located In Semi
nole County o r Orange Coun
tyThe State Board o f Control,
in session here today, nar
rowed the site for the new
school to four pieces of land
to the two counties. These
are the Lake Ada and Lee
Ranch sttca in Seminole Coun
ty and the Bluestnne ami Des
eret site* in Orange County.
The board split with a
three-three vote In that they
were divided on the Deseret
site which Ilea in Southeast
It’ s official—the jutting sand
Rules For Theaters
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NO. 77
Cape Kennedy
Limited To
Test Center
mwA
Bryant Delays
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Final Selection
Set For Jan. 10
KARLYLE H0U8H0LDBR wiw elected 1964 president of the Seminole
County Chamber of Commerce durinjg Thursday night'* meeting of the
trade body’* board o f directors Houahokler (left) is beinjr congratulated
by 196.’J president Francis Koumillat. Also elected to serve during next
year were Richard Mct anna, vice president, and Luring Burges*, treasur
er. Re-elected to the Chamber’* executive committee were Robert T. Beszvrer and Ikmglas Stenatrom.
cited that Johnson's action
had
m erely
changed t h e
name o f the missile teat ccn
|cr. and not of the peninsula
iUelf.
lie naming o f Uie peninsula,
sources said, would have to
await action by the Board of
Geographical Names—a fed
vral agency made up of rep
resentatives from 11 depart
menu.
A further check showed,
however, that Johnson had
cleared his proposal with the
hoard the day before he made
Ihc announcement. Arthur It.
Baker, a subcom m ittee chair
man of the board, aald no ad
iHllopai action w as required.
Many residents o f the Cape
Kennedy area prolestcd the
name change both on eco
nomic and historic grounds.
They argurd that mapmak
er* have used the name Ca
navcral to identify thu cape
since about the time Spanish
explorer Juan T race de Lron
sailed along the Florida coast
in 1513.
By Donna Eat re
An
ordinance expressing
the City o f Longwood'* Inten
tion to annex territory on the
east aide o f Highway 17-92
from Oak Lane to SR 434 waa
unanimously
adopted after
three consecutive renting* at
the regular December meet
in g o f the City Council Thur*
day evening.
Tho annexation ordinance
w ill becom * final after a per
iod o f 30 days.
In other business council
reappointed John Beams to a
tw o-year term aa a director
on the South Seminole Natur
al Gaa Authority. Ream* re
cently completed hi* flrat twoyear term as a director o f
the Authority.
M otion* were made and ap
proved to donate $30 to the
c ity 's Christmas Party Fundi
to spend approximately $125
fo r portable light* and other
equipment for the fire do
pnrtmcnt and to giv* a $10
raise in salary, retroactfv* to
N oe. 1 to Mrs. Ruth Layo,
clerk o f th* police court.
The financial *talenient wr.s
approves! and various bills
paid. The meeting was ad
journed subject to call.
Two Cars Hit
At Crossing
Approximately $373 In dam
•grs were reported by San
bird Police Thursday when
two autos rollnled at lh« inlerscctkin of Celery and Mel
kmv tile Avenue*.
An auto driven by Cecil E
Flowers, going north on Mel
lonviile, attempted to turn
left on Celery and struck on
other car, proceeding south
on Mellonvilte, operated by
James F. Young.
The Young ca r sustamrd
estimated dam ages of $330
while the other vehicle’s dam
ages were set at $23. No in
juries were reported.
VICE ADM. PAUL II. RAMSEY
A
form er
Com in amir r
«,f
Sanford* Heavy Attack Wing
One
Patuxent
River,
Mil.,
where
many of Urn N avy's latest air
who now heads Naval craft came into operation un
Aviation in the Atlantic will dcr his ryes.
visit here next Thursday to
These included the A-3 Viglacquaint himself with new
lanle, fast becoming the harkequipment and facilities at
the Sanford Naval Air Sta bom 4 lire heavy attack pro
gram and soon slated to per
tion.
Vice Admiral Paul It. Ham- form reconnaissance duties
sey, Commander Naval Air for the Navy.
Force Atlantic Fleet, will ar
As
Heavy
Attack
Wing
rive at II 'SO a m. to meet with One's seeurul leaiter (August
Capt. James O. Mavo, cu r 1951 to August 1352) he ac
rent Wing Commander, and cumulated experience which
commanding o f f i c e r s
of would tend to give him fur
squadron- under M ayo’s su ther insight Into today's heavy
pervision lie plans to leave : attack program .
about 2 p m.
Adm Ram sey's service in
This will be Adm. tt.imse) . many of ihc m ajor battles in
first visit to Sanford sin ce; the Pacllic during World War
accepting hi* current com - || earned lor him one of the
insnd Sept. 26. Ramsey'-, "A ir longer lists o f decoration*
Lant" staff is headquartered aiuitru' active Naval aviators
In Nor folk. Ya.
llie-e mcludr Hie highly-reHis predecessor, V ice Adm. .pertej Navy Cross and Leg
Frank O ileirne, visited San ion of Merit.
ford July 12 as principal
speaker
at (he Ming's
Change » f Command cere Commlly On Job
monies.
AUSTIN, Tex
(U P I) Adm
Ramsey arrived at Wounded Texas Gov. John
his present post unusually Conually returned to his ofliqualified fur commanding the vial duties hxlajr weak from
Atlantic's jet-age air (orce. injuries ami saddened by the
He is fresh from com m and of assassination
of
President
Ihc Naval An Test Center at i Kennedy two week* ago.
Woman Cited In
Traffic Case
Christine 8. Carroll was cit
ed by (hr Sanford Pollra Dapurtment lust light for fulling
to yield a right o f way when
the aulo she was driving
struck another driven by Wil
liam P. Hunter, 1201 W. Rey
nold*, Plant City.
The collision occurred when
Mrs. Carroll, accompanied by
her hwdmnd, pulled out o f a
parking area at 2012 .South
French Avenua at approxi
mately t»;30 Thursday night
mid stu n k tha Hunter aulo
ns it was proceeding south on
French Avenue.
AI r. nnd Mrs. Carroll res ids
at gUJ'a Oak Avs., Sanford.
No injuries wers reported
VAH-9 Returns
To Base Today
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T h e decision not to make a
final
selection today
wae
reached when the board de
cid ed it should make further
study relative to transporta
tion, accessibility, population,
churches and schools.
Several o f the board m em
bers indicated (hey favor the
Lee Ranch site and there wae
no discussion about the Lake
Ada site. It was apparent
lhat all board members fav
o r the Lake Ada site because
there was no discussion.
The board members Indi
cated they will again visit
the four sites and will direct
the staff member* to enter
into further *tudy before fin
al selection Is made.
D r. J. Broward Culpepper,
executive director, requested
and waa granted permission
to notify Seminole ami Or
ange County commissioners
not to proceed with soil bor
ing tests until the board has
narrow ed its selection even
m ore.
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The board said it would
m ake a final choice at Its
next meeting Jan. 10 in Talla
hassee.
The Lake Ada site, now
chiefly given over to cattle
gratin g and citrus, was pro
m oted by the Sanford City
Com mission as the site for the
new university.
The a p p r o x i m a t e 1,000
acres, held by nine ow ners,
contain* a number of lakes—
Hidden Lake, Loch Low, Lako
Ada, Reservoir Lake, etc.
The site to bounded by
Highway 17 92, Lake M ary
Boulevard and Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad with Semlnolo
High School adjacent to tho
north. It include* a num ber
uf (wines which may be used
as
residences
for faculty
m em bers.
County Cbmmliilon had re
quested and was refused an
interchange connecting Interstale 4 and 1-aks .Mary Boule
vard. It to now believed that
because o f the new university
the Interchange will be In
cluded by the federal govern
ment.
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City o f Sanford, with state
approval, plans to annex the
area to further insure ade
H eavy
Attack
Squadron quate fire and police protec
Nina return* today from the tion, water, seweraga amt
US8 Saratoga where planes other utilities.
and flight crew* have been
Tlie Lee Ranch site is held
engaged In training and fleet by three property ow neri.
exercise operations for sev Morn than 2,000 acres were
eral days.
offered, with the state given
Tin; squadron, commanded a choice of l.ooo acres—to
by Udr. James Shipman, ii other words, the cast 1,00(1
permanently assigned la the acres or the west 1,006 acres.
Saratoga. U returned In Oc
The site Is north of Chulutober from a seven month ota and south of the EconM e d i t e r r a n e a n deploy^loekhatchee River in south
ment atmurd that ship.
east Seminole County.
The recent exercise, drtilch
The county also must pro
began Tuesday, is one of the vide a 30-acre site on water
periodic short
deployment* for recreational purposes for
the squadron makes to main the students and faculty.
Churches,
elem entary
tain operational readiness, a
requirement of all heavy at schools and utilities are avail
able (or the new university.
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Park, County Superintendent
of Schools R. T . Mih»-* annmliu-d today.
■o ' -
W ith Package Goods
V A L D E Z HOTEL
Downtown Sanford
P
>*
�Coll«fo*U
ring such Yuktido selection*
M “Tho Christmas Nlghting* H scls Bi Im , " • g pon -
lah earci; -The Holy Bari”
"Christmas Day;” and Silent
Indents, faculty and ataff.
The program for tha acre lea
A REVIVAL sad •vangaUaile crusade will ba held from Monday through
Friday of M xt wwk at tha m w Lake Howell Baptiat Mlsakm picturad
above. Landing tha aarrleaa will ba Bar. Harwood Stasis of tha Rivaralda
ttoptjst'Church in Orlando. Ear. Lawia Taylor ia regular paator atjtbs
B aptist
Catholic Circle
Sets Projects
crowned quean Sunday night trance of tha quoon on hi*
at tha Ptnaaraat B a p t i a t trumpet.
but Usa la tha handt of the
a a !■>*« a m m
Church la tribute to tho lm> Other glria who hare aarnad
■aiterS. rierMe
millions open millions who
recognition in Ihla aerrlco are
Sunday School__ 1*:0* a. m.
m a t ba sawteat with a ham
Moralaa Worship 11:1# a. m.
Girls' Auxiliary work. She is Lady-ta-Welting, Mia* Vicki*
Bible Study (Sunday) Tito pra.
bat extroHMly Important place. George Sommer, chairman, tha daughter of Mr. aad Mrs. lorrint and Maidons, Mlaaee
Bvanaellatle Service T:I0 pm.
Tha aaa place that m at tf voted to aond Malvin, the Colon Borne of the Park Ave Deborah Jon**, Pattie McCoy,
Wed. Prayer Meet 1:10 p.m.
us find as tmpertent oppor circle's adopted retarded child nue Trailer Court
Martha Dee McCoy, Kimberly Assem bly O f God Bill Slephena _ _ _ _ _ factor
tunity far good Influence b In at Sunland Training Cantar,
"The Light of tha World" has Jonee, Debbie Inin, Dobra
the horns. It la a conceded a Christmas gift package
Ruaaell, Joanetto Oueaa and
fast that tha ham la aa an- aleng with the monthly chock tba Coronation to portray tho Cindy Fitipatrlik.
n a v y c ir m t u s crurcu
paralleled fares far good or for his cars.
miasloaarp purpose of the or A reception hi honor o f the
Dia ca n .u a o r c a n t a r
ovlL By far the majority of
Ia other business plana ganisation. Mbs Mary Copas, queen and her court will fol
tsar a. aaaiaes a n .
Rev. lia n a n rexr.
were made for n rummage tha Florida Baptiat Young low the Coronation, and porAC Interim Mlnlater
sale which la being held to Woman'a Auxiliary from Jack, tluna of tha work done by Miaa
• en ter ich eel _ _ l:ia a. a .
Moralaa Woreblp 11:11 a. u
day and Saturday at 114 San sonvllie, will crown Mioo iorno will ho on diaplay. Tha
ford Arena* in Sanford.
Horns. Mra. Louis Koaky will grata, whlta and gold Girla’
B aptist
Announcement was mada ba at the organ with Charles Auxiliary oolori will ba uaod
Church O f Christ
vm rr i t m r r o a ta cn
in tha decoration# and refresh
that tha abate will donate
ments. Tha Woman's Mlaaiontwo boxea of Christmas candy
ary Society will ba hostess
for tho Church of the Nativi
with Mre, Harold Sherwood,
ty Christmas Party to bo
Chairman.
sponsored bp tha Cothe lid
Counreiora and thoir hetpera
Women's Club oa Dos. H at
Let us not forget that tbara tha ohureh.
with the girla are Mre. John
art othor raalma of human
Q. Herrin, Mrs. Robert Irrln, CHNTRAt. u p t i r r c x c a c n
Tentative plans also wars
■y JaUa Bartoa
artlvby within whkh wa find mado for a dinner to ba bald Tha Woman'a Mlaaion So* Mre. J. C. Lavender, Mra.
CM. le ts M. * M S A t*.
Onll S m it h __________ Paster
at a later date.
doty of tha First Baptiat Caaey Dunn, Mra. Roy Hen- aundar Bebeel — - Rita a. ea.
fora wteld an Infloanca ana
Mr*. S o m m e r reminded Church of Altamonte Springs aon, Mrs. Odell Williams. Mrs. Morning Worship 11:## a. m.
Oaloa — • :!! p. m.
way or tha ether,
that Christmas cards being mat Tuesday from 10 a. m. un William Quee* Is OA director. Training
Hvenlag Wereblp . liM p. m.
In our dally work are wa ■old by tha clrele will bo til noon for special mission Mra. William O r a m ho w, wed.
Ptaytr Servlee 1:11 p x
striving to da that which la available until Doc. 16 and studies on tho foreign graded Mra. Chariot Wade end Mra. Nursery Opea
W
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good or kadi In spits of all •elections or purehaaoo may aerie* using tho book, "Mas- Robert Boynton servo on the aaaday
Bert Brown ■.
R:
Hite Broadeaat
Sunday
that yon do, tke way yon bo made at her home.
Reviewing Council which au
delbaum Gate.”
Bible aiudy ______ 11:
wKvratDH B iastow A RV
make a living will have on#
Morning Worship 11:
Mrs. L. D. Halt:as, mlaaion thorises tha awards.
Thte month's door pels# wai
• BAPTIST C l i n e s
Evening Servlee _ I::
of these two tffocta. Can peo won by Mn. Helen Beam ■tudy chairman, introduced tha
am at. a H ear Av*.
Bee "Herald of Truth’
Past M. tallsy -- ------ Pastor
ple look at your work and find who alao will bo giran tha book and gava two chapters.
■under on Chnnnsl I
Sunday Sahail _ 11:11 a. m. Tuesday
It compatlbls with a Christian privilege of (electing tho Mra. Othal Sullivan, naw pres
Sunday
Lneise uibl* Claes 11
confession on Sunday. Tho prise for noit month's moot ident of tho group, gavo ono
Momlns Worship 11:M a. a. Wedaetday
Sunday
Christian faith can In nowlaa ing which will bo held at 6 chapter.
Bible C la s t * * ------1:1
Rvanlng Worship _ 1:01 p. m.
bo interpreted, from tho Bible, p.m., Jan. 6, at tha homo of
Continuation of tho study
Wednesday
of Christ Episcopal Church
Prnysr S e rv le e ____1:4* p. m.
aa being good only one day n Mn. Bill Hahn on Lombardy themo waa carried out later In
Christian Science
achadulsd 6m- Sunday at 6:M
week. If our faith cannot ex Road.
Tha "Navy Night" obaervtha
day
with
a
6:80
p.
m.
Is
p. at. at lha Pariah Houn
FIRST CHURCH OF CHHIPT
tend Into our work, than It
e r r a x T ir r
Coffee and eaks were ser raeli supper prepared by mom- anca at Ebeneier Mathodiit
Church ta Lonrwood,
M l Hoe* leeead Street
can’t bo the Christian faith. ved by tho hoeteao after tho bars of tho society* The menu Church, artfinally achadulsd
Mn. Palmar, win ipaak of
Suaday a e r 'lco 4
for Nov. t i but postponed
Sunday Seheol ___ 11 :M a. m.
htr sxptrloncai and Imprtii- Tho Christian la to do all that business meeting waa ad featured lentil soup, fruit
ho
does
to
the
glory
of
God
upon
the
suxaalnatlan
of
soup,
kosher
broad,
nut
cake
Bubleat: "Ood the Only Cause
journed.
ta a whlla she lived among
President Kennedy will ba held Hunday Heh o o t ___ P:tl a. m.
and Crs»ior“
and many other delicacies.
lha Moro people, moet of and that Include* work. Oc
Wsdntadny
service lis t p. m.
Training
Union
_
_
1:11
p.m.
thlo
Sunday,
casionally
someone
will
con
Following
the
supper,
Bav.
Evening Worship _ 1:11 p.m. neadlng Room; IIS R. First.
which wera Muilami, in Bor.
fess
tho
difficulty
that
ha
All Navy families o f tho Wed. Ofdeere 4 Teaehers
Wsekdsys: H it* a.m. - i : l i
L. D. Haines, paator of tho
Wo NS tha Philippine*. Mr..
p.m. Friday Rvealag: a u tM e e t in g ------------- 1:11 p.aa.
church, showed a film on Is church and of tho comoiunUy
Palmir la aa artist and has finds in retaining his honesty
1:11 p.m.
rael, Lebanon, Jordan and tho a n Invited to attend for tho
hravolod axtenalvoly with htr in fare nf pressure* that ara
Gaia Strip. Then were ap •vening which will bogto at
huiband who |a a marina bio. dishonest or deceitful. Thera
ore time* when tho cross eun ^ o m n o io n
proximately 26 In attendancs. 6 p.m. with a fried chloken
kglsL
By Jane Caioalborry
■upper.
At tha meeting of (ho Young become heavy, however not
Sunday School masting* a:
Quest tpoakor for tho event
Ourchmon iho will dUplay oo much that the loyal man
will bo Chiof T. W. Smith, a
aalivo coitumoi and paint, of God will not be able to Pralria Lake Raptlat Church
this week will climax the aucboar it.
resident of Sunland Betatoe
h ip to Illustrate her talk.
and a member of tho Elder
In one’s social life, what eoaiful "Count (or Chriit"
Spring* Baptist Church. A
kind of Influence le there! Wo campaign which has been un
By FriKos Writer
film
program also la planned
have reason to bellevo that derway for tho pant three
A call for Toys for Chriatfollowing tha (upper.
Jsaua enjoyed the company of week*.
mai
la
being
mada
by
tba
A total of 23 now mormbors
good friends. He visited In tho
C o m m u n i t y Presbyterian
homes of people He loved and have been added to the will Church in Lake Mary to ba
Circle To Meet
they teemed to be very com *o far through the campaign distributed
children In
Longwood’s St. Catherine of
and
it
ii
hoped
that
a
record
fortable with Him. There are
homes of tho leas fortunate Siena Circle will hold ita
Rr Donna Eat**
attendance
will
be
eitsbilihed
Officer* wera elected at tho many times when wo can en this Sunday as a remit of at ChrlttmaaUmo.
December meeting at S p.m.
Tho toyu, either now or noxt Wednesday at tho hem*
erganiiational meeting of tho vision Him milling about aome the recent program of visita
Incident
or
generally good
Church of Nativity (Lake
uaod, will bo repaired U need of Mrs. Myrl Rlankenahip on
tion and telephoning.
ed by the men of the church 18th Street.
Mary) noly Nam* Society and happy situation of life,
and the dolls will he repaired
held Monday in the Social yet wo know that Ilia was
always an influence for good. Board To Meet
Hall of the church.
ami dreiaed by the women.
A board meeting of the
Donation* may bo left in
Named or* John Keunvdy Uf course our* will not olwoya
Jr., president; Joseph Hop. bo for good anymore than wo Church of Uw Nativity Cath- tho Educational Building at
WHaon-Elchalbargar Mortuary
kina, vice president! B. K. will bo able to reach the per olio Women’s Club will bo the ride ol the church. Tho
Eunice L Wilson aad Staff
Rogero, treasurer and John fection uf Christ in other held at 8 p.m. Monday in request is made lo bring them
s
e
r
v
ic
e
s
area* of life, yet He Is our the Social Hell of tho church. promptly ao that any work
Btanklewlcs, secretary.
There will be au imtallalloti eiumple and wa are to strivu Mr*. John Mat-Furlans, presi may be done that is necessary
tk is w e e d
of officeri and member* at valiantly to follow in Hie steps dent, hta urged all boarc in order to hava them ready
member* to attend.
for distribution.
tho I a.m. Mao* at the church aa much a* possible.
The ecrutiniilng non-believ
this Sunday.
t u ou r o w n
Men of Uie parish who wish er la watching u* Christians! I
Finally
we
ara
faced
with
to Join thu Duly Name So
ciety are requested to bu in thu question, " What kind of a
tho Social Hail for registra aaraiun la my life preaching?"
tion prior to the Mate.
SAM SWAIN PARTY
IYC To Hear
Program
m
1:11 a. m. ------ Church School
11:01 a. m.
Wurtblp Servlet
1:11 ». m. — Cnmttaa Tauth
Hlalitry
Rot. Walter A.R. MePRereee,
Pieter
Episcopal
earner c s i s c s
Chorea Streee, teoawesS
Pr. Charles W. Stewart Jr.
Vlear
Holy Communion _ T ill a. m.
Sunday School
tile a. m.
Pamlly Service and
Seimon —. ... — 10:11 a. a .
r a t i u a erra toD ier cat em eu
Cotaer eib bt. M l U i n l Are.
Telephone: FA 1-1111
Kucene Nueldoa ........ ■■ Pastor
Hunday School ....— 1:11 n.m.
Morning Worship „ 10:11 n.ra.
Keening Worship _
1:M p.m.
Wed. Frnyer Service 1:19 p.m.
Luthenui
Pentecostal
Rev. R. Ruth Qrant _ Paster
Sunday Reboot _ _ 11:11 e. sa.
Morning Worship 11:10 a. m.
lunday Bvanlng _ Tile p. m.
Wed. niblo Btudr . 1:11 p. m.
Conquerors Meeting
rrlday ______ - m o p. m
Presbyterian
“the ChareX ol tbe Lutheran
m ar n u i m a u i
Hour" aad TV "This la the
Ufa*
Herbert W. Qoeres _ _ Paster
Sunday School _ _ t:lt a. at.
Wereblp Servlee — ititt a. m. drover C. Sewell, Jr. _ pastor
Edgar W. Smith Jr. Assistant
Fartor
Morning W orship
1:11 a m.
Church School _ _ _ 1:11 a m.
Bceelon Moots ----- 10:11 a m.
Morning Worship U;M A. M.
Pioneer Pellowihlp_1:01 p.m.
Senior HI Fellowship 1:11 p.m.
Rrnset B. Solicit. Jr. _ Paster Cvonlng Worihlp _ l i l t p. m.
Unaday School ___ Dill a. m. Wed. Prayer Meet T:M p. aa
Church Services _ 11:10 a. m.
Communion— First Hunday In
Kach Month
JCIXDEHUARTSX AND XUIIS- Worship ............. . IN I a m.
BBT
Church S c h o o l ___11:1* a m.
Ts.nporsrlly at P l a e e r i i i
-School— French and 11th.
M ethodist
o a s e s MMTMOOtvr c s r a c s
Oner* III, at Weodlead Avs,
Rev. John It. Hires, Jr. Pastor
Church School
1:«| a. m.
Morning Worehlp
11:0* a. a.
MTF ---------------------- 1:1* a a
CALL
FA 2-2611
To Climax
These Sanford Merchants
Church Issues
Call For Toys
Holy Nome
Society Elects
Officers
W SC ST o M e e t
in Casselberry
| Urge You To Attend
The Church O f Your Choice
Guest Pastors
To Fill Pulpit
Morning worihlp service*
this Sunday at First Method
ist Church of Sanford will ba
conducted by Rev. Hay tirogory at 1:30 a. m. and by
Chaplain Robert L. Deal at
10:33 a.m. in the absence of
Rev, John Adams Jr. wbq
will deliver the homecoming
socman at the Seminole
Heights Methodi*t Church in
Tampa.
Rev. Gregory i« minister at
Ehenctor Methodist Church
and Chaplain Deal la stationHottenet wtu h« Mn. c. ad at flaaferd Naval Air bu
*• ftehar. Mr*. Jato Wotr. ttes.
Mn. Emily VanDueson and
Rev. Adams will return to
Mra. William TUIord.
deliver the evening service.
By Jobs Casselberry
Program topic for next
Wednesday's general meeting
of Iho Casselberry Commun
ity Mothddiat WICS will bo
"H We Hud Been In Bethle
hem." The mooting It echoduied for 3 p. m. at the
church.
Mra. Frank Mcsrick will ba
in charge of tho program and
• report will bo presented on
plana to purchase a carpet
for Iho church sanctuary.
CHURCH
N O T IC E
Th* K ill T hsalrt
•1U lavrisoo A Impteyoee
FRIDAY 7:30 I*. M
“ P L A Y IN G
T H E FOOL”
f o o d Fair Stores, IncGeorge Bailey A Emptejaeo
J. C. 1'ennay Company
C. L. Eskimos sag Employe
Sanford Atlantic National » -■ fc
Howard M. Bodge. A gu ll
SUNDAY 2:30 P. M.
“ IN T H E H A N D S OF
T H E POLITICIANS”
★
The Rebels Are Coming
American Legion Fuirgrutuulg
Kwy- 1T.I2 So. Of Sanford
WAaoaa
Virginia I'atruaki
P. O. Box 1111
Sisford
Nora NorrU
TP. 1-1311
a. Btmiuole
FhyllU HuianaUiM
FA t.tU I
Lake Mery
HIU Lumber A Hardware Co.
w blsom r
Jtmay Crapps A Employees
State Farm Insurance Companion
Irving I. Pryor and Staff
Rotte And Wilks RsntsurRiit
Hoc* and Wllka Bowman aad Employ
�.
Af
Frt. Dec. «, ,6a-P age S
South Seminole Holds U . S . History Panel Quiz
By Jaae
of Gey 8trick*
land’s elfhth grade American
History Class at Sooth Sem
inole Junior High participat
ing In a panel quls ihow this
week proved equal to ques
tions asked by Bichard Bar
nett, assiitant principal, who
served as moderator.
Questions uat<l were cumpiled by Barnett to> cover the
in History
period of America!
studied thus fsr this
la year. Aa
speed was essential,, tables to*
the coatestanta were outfit
ted with buaaers, bells and
lights in order that those tak
ing part could signal when
ready with an answer.
Team captains were Cathy
Johnson and Jeanne Olsen.
Members of Cathy’e team
were Susan Webber, Judy
Gregg, Barbara Andrew* and
Anne Higgins while those on
Jeanno’s team were Bonnie
Simmons, Walter Bistline,
Candle Herrington end Judy
Cbsnet.
Toams scored squally and
both Barnett and Strickland
were so pleased with results of
this novel teaching method
quisscs are planned for tho
remainder of the sch ool year
to givo each pupil an oppor
tunity to participate.
THOSE PARTICIPATING In an American His.
tory Panel Quia at South Seminole Junior High
this week were, seated, left to right, Jeanne
Olsen and Cathy Johnson, team captains and
Susan Webber, Bonnie Stevens and Barbara An-
Reds Drop War
Concept, Says
Former Envoy
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The former American am
bassador to the United Natkms said here Thursday that
the Communist world, led by
Russia, has apparently aban
doned warfare aa the means
Mr. Franklin Thorndike, 79, of achieving world suprem Smith's Shoos and Clothing
ef 520 Eldoredo Way, Cassel acy.
opened for business today at
berry, died Thursday in an
Diplomat James J. Wads tho corner of First Street
Orlando hospital.
worth, who represented this and Sanford Avenue, former
A retired ehief engineer country at the UN for eight location of Garrett'a Depart
for tho Gulf Oil Company in years, said lelf-interest is the ment Store.
Toledo, Ohio, ho came to thia motivation that will likely
Formerly located in Orlan
ana In 195®. He was a mem lead nations to abandon war. do, the business has been
“ There is a tiny glimmer moved to Sanford by owner
ber of St. Richard's Episcopal
Church in Tanglswood and a showing through the gloom," Fred G. Smith who advises
50-year member of the Ma be said. “The Communist hla store will “ offer better
sonic Lodge in Bayonne, N. J. world, led by Rusaia, while merchandise priced for work
Survivors are his wife, still ambitious for world su- ing people.*
Mrs. Winifred Thorndike of p r e m i c y has apparently
Smith, a salesman covering
Casselberry; daughters, Mrs. abandoned warfare aa the most of Florida for Wilensky
Dorothy Smith of Toledo means of achieving it."
Leather Company far 15 years,
Disarmament m a y
not la married, has a son and a
and Mrs. Lorraine Wargo of
Maitland; a son, Franklin R. come for some time, but to daughter, both married and
Thorndike of Toledo; a bro said he is not pessimistic one granddaughter. Presently
ther, Robert E. Doylestown of about prospects for peace.
living in Orlando, he is a
“ 1 am fruitrated . . . an member of the Falrvilla Bap
Ohio; sister*, Sirs. Louise
Noel of Orlando, Miss Ethel gcred . . . but 1 have faith tist Church.
Thorndike of Jersey City, N. because although human na
J. and Mrs. Margaret Lumis ture Is unchangeable, human
of Roselle Park, N. J.; four Institutions arc not." He said
The addition of complete
grandchildren and two great be hopes such a peace will re
life insurance coverage to real
place the global west side
grandchildren.
estate and mortgage counsel
Funeral services will be held ■tory psychology which caus
ing services offered by StemSaturday at 10 a.m. at the ei nations to “ go into a rum
per Insurance and Heal Es
ble
every
once
In
a
while
to
Chapel of Cox Psrker Funeral
tate Agency of Sanford was
Home with Rev. Fr. II. H. see who's good and who's announced today by W, II.
chicken."
Buchanan officiating. Burial
Stemper, owner of the bust
“ When people realize it is
will be In Glen Haven Memo
ness and a member of the
to
their
own
interest
to
get
rial Park.
along, then we can have an “ Big 1", Independent Insur
ors of America.
effective peace."
Stempcr and II. E. “ Gene”
Taffer, another member of
the firm, left Thursday to at
tend a three-day Life Insur
By Jans Casselberry
anea {Manning Seminar being
Westminster
Presbyterian
held at the Robert Meyer in
By Mrs. Adam Muller
Church at Howell Park will
A program of popular ami Jacksonville.
observe Bible Sunday at this
The clinic is sponsored by
week's 11 a. m. worihip when Christmas muiic, including In
the paitor, Rev. John N. strumental and vocal solos The Greet American Life In
Montgomery, will use aa his by guest musicians from the surance Company, one of the
aermoD subject, "The Witness First Baptist Church of San ploneen in the property and
ford, will be presented at casualty field.
of the Gospel "
Church School classes for Monday's I p. m. meeting of
all age groups are held at the Men's Club of the DeDary
9:iS a. m. and a church time Community Methodist Church.
Men and women of the
nursery i* provided far the
care of small children during church and their friends are
By Jaae Casselberry
invited to attend. Refresh
the worship service.
Plans
were made for the
ments
will
be
served
and
a
Westminster meets regular
ly at the Heftier Homes offices social hour will follow the Children's Christmas Pro
gram at the Casselberry Com
on SR 134 at Howell Park program.
munlty Methodist Church dur
east of Seminole Plaia.
ing a meeting of the Commis
sion on Education held laat
Sunday evening.
The program will be pre
Gregory Joseph Klett, In sented by the children of the
fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday School on Thursday,
, The Methodist Men's Club George J, Klett, 120 Lake Dec. 19, at 7:30 p.m. and will
•f Sanford will sponsor its Minnie Drive, died Tuesday at be directed by 31rs. Dan
annual Christmas Party at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Patishall. Those attending
the Mcihodist Children's Home
The only survivors are hit will be asked to bring a
hi Enterprise on Thursday, parente.
"White Christmas" gift of
Dec. 19.
Funeral services and burial toys, canned goods or cloth
Contributions now are being for a needy family.
will be In Cincinnati, Ohio.
in2 received toward expenses
Candy favors will he giv
Gramkow Funeral Home is
of the party which will also
in charge of local arrange en to ill children attending.
be the December meeting for
ments.
the men.
Business
Briefs
Mr. F. Thorndike
Dies In Hospital
Bible Sunday
Announced
Methodist M en
Set Program
Area Methodist
Plan Program
Party Scheduled
For Children
Legal Notice
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« f Orans# BItA, North o f M c
K ay a t- E*»t « f llalaey A»*.
and W rit o f alUj.
Public b«arln* will b* h*!d
In tba K*mlnala County Court
l|.»u*«. rtinforl. Florida. In tho
County Commlaslonara Room,
on D*c*mb*r II. IMS at It.M
A. M. or at *ooa t»* r* * ft* r aa
foaalbl*.
Klett Infant
Boy Dies
Sale Set
The Women's Service Cir
cle of the AUamonte Springs
Community Chapel wilt offer
the remainder of bazaar Item*
for sale from 7 until 9 p.m
Friday in tho Educational
Building of the Chapel. Many
handmado aprons, Christmas
gift items and toys will be
available.
U P W To Meet
United Presbyterian Women
of Westminster Presbyterian
Church will meet at 8 p. in.
Board of 0*anly Oommlo- next Wednesday in tha Chapel
■Iobom
at Howall Park with Mrs.
8-oiln ol* County, F lorida
liy J. C. Hutchison. Chair- 3Iary lUwthurne in charge.
EHAC
X n u t Arthur Back with. Cancer pad* will be made by
Jr.
the group following the bustPuhllahi D*«. St t*e>
n**a and davotiuuaL
■
T h e gift of life throwgh a Mills, Robert C. Carter and
donation of a plat of blood Fred Malmberg, three; Donald
MEMPHIS, Tern. (UP
(UP!) - would bo tho meat precious
WASHINGTON (UPI) —
Nest year will to "the
“ the year gift a person could give this L Clark, Richard E. Wells, Rsp. Howard W. Smith, (D*
John G. Brubaker, LeRoy
of decision for southern edu- Christmas," soya Mrs. Louisa
Hampton Jr„ Shirley Wilson Vs.), Thursday offered to
cation at every level," the M. Bauman, recruiter tor the and Edward D. Williams, two. ■tart Dense hearing* “ reason
new President of the Sou
Southern Stmlaole County Blood Bank. Albert K. Campbell, James ably soon in January" on
Association of Colleges and Pisa for additional blood I. Bowen, John Werth, Ron atalled ctvQ rights legislation.
donations now waa read* by ald A. Renaud, Perry W, WilSchool* said laat week.
Smith's proposal to con
Dr, John A. Hunter, pres Mrs. Bauman, who pointed out ley, Arthur R. Thom peon,
the "donations are usually a Shirley Roth, Ellis Trcmont, duct hearing* by hi* Housa
ident of Louisiana State Uni
versity, tokl delegatee at the little alow at thia time but, Wayne E. Morris, Patrick Rules Committee wss the
association's
Mth
annual at the same time, the need la John Welsh, Margaret P’Dla- tint time the veteran Virginia
meeting here that 1984 will greeter because of emergen mond, Richard A. White, Clyda Democrat had given any sign
see a wave of new students cies, Occidents, etc., that re M. Swain, Robert L. Farley, of willlncneta to start tho bill
with continuing problem* of sult from the holidays."
Walter J. Dei 31arias, Jimmy
on tho way to House action.
changing curricula and de C. C. Henderson, of 2524 Cornett, Donald Q. Britt Jr*
Tho hill, designed to elim
bate on quality and standards. Mellonrilie Avenue, topped Norman F. Blonekl, Thomas C.
'Whether we choose to November donors when he Jahn, Ronald W. Howe, Harry inate racial discrimination in
come to gripe with these gave hla 24th point of blood. Hears, Carl Bryan, Robert voting, education, omployment,
many
problems and demands, Ho received on engraved wal Leasure, Jerry L. Jones, public accommodations and
drew*; standing, Aiuditant Principal Richard
or
whether
their solutions let os o remembrance. Other James W. Hickey and Roger
Barnett, Judy Chenet, Candle Herrington, Wal
tho uta of publle funds, has
will be deferred to a more November donor* wore:
Ericson, one.
ter Bistline, Anne Higgins, Judy Gregg and
bean before Smith's commit
convenient time, at a disas Frank E. Holmes, 29 pinto;
Guy Strickland, social studies teacher.
tee for two weeks.
trous cost, remains the major Earl 8. Handley, 21; Arthur
(Herald Photo)
question of the day," Hunter II. Harris, 20; Robert D. Election Set
In on effort to get things
Grieme, 19; Alfred L. Laney, The Episcopal Chnrcfiwfr moving, House Democrat!!
said.
Hunter was elevated to I7| Charles O. Lueth, Id; Ray men of Christ Episcopal leaders, with tho backing of
president after a year ai pres mond T. Hall, Clyde 8. Muss Church In Longwood will meet President Johnson, put Into
ident-elect. Harris W. Dean, sod Elisabeth Methvin, 12; at • p. m. Tuesday at the motion machinery to bypass
professor at the University Joseph T. Hickson, 12; Charles Parish House on Church tho Rates Committee and push
By Jaae ( asaelbetry
of South Florida at Tampa, D. Baker amt llorachei Buck Street. 3!aln item on th# the bill to tho floor early in
lena Oftedaim. Jean Ebbert,
Plans
for
the
new
educa
was named president elect for ner, 11.
agenda is election ot officers. January.
Lena Burns. Alicia Schmidt,
Harold E. llerbot, LeRoy
tional building of the Prairie the coming year.
Alice McCsslin, Mary CaNopper
and
Carem
Gager,
10;
Lake Baptist Church have
Other officers named includ
lixto, all of Sanford; Roy
been decided upon by the ed Joseph M. Johnson, North Richard W. Roms and VorgU
M O V I N G
Burke, Vcrncll Shivers, North
building committee and wUl Carolina State Department of L. Anderson, nine; Leon M.
Orlando; Harriet Burleson,
be preaenled for approval at Education, chairman of the Swain and Clarence M. Kin
Maine; Lena Hcmke, DeBary a Joint meeting of the church's commission on secondary edu sey, eight; Greco A. Walsko,
Births
trustees and deacons next cation; Harry Ranaom, pres seven; Albert O. Payne, six;
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Eb week.
ident of the University of Wilbur J. Grove, Ado R. Wil
bert, baby boy, Air. and Mrs,
It la hoped that construc Texas, re-elected chairman of liamson, Darrel K. Swift and
Scene J. Oftedal, baby girl, tion on Ihe two-story building Hie commission on colleges; Arthur L. Edge, five.
M O V I N G A N l ) S T OWA GE C O
INi
Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Roy will get underway within the Thomas K. Landry, associate Alan C. Hunt, Hubert D.
Shivers, N. Orlando
next 39 days. The unit will professor, Louisiana State Gay, Oscar E. Bertrang and
FA 2 - 9 5 1 1
be approximately 53 by 148 University, chairman of the Gerald D. Driskeli, four;
Discharges
Frankie Benton, Levi Junes, feet and will have a seating committee on elementary edu Franklin Skeen, Don T. Rey
50*1 CH«*y Avt*
S . m f n i d. FI,
cation.
nolds, Sam Mcshotto, George
Sharon Golf, Marjorie How capacity of 600.
ard, Mri. Virginia lluml and
baby boy, all ot Sanford; Ar
thur Tomktnson, Lake Mary;
John Williams, Lake Monroe
Hospital Notes
DECEMBEB I
Admieaieaa
Ida Mae Stoafer, William
Livock, Inelta Morrison, Elis
abeth Williams, Jeffery Good
ing, Leonard Merrell, Mar-
'64 Called Year Increased Need For SmithGives_____
Nod
f t ,
Of Decision In
Blood Now Stressed
Civil Rights
South's Schools
Three To Be
Confirmed
By Jaae Casselberry
A class of three will be
confirmed by Rev. C. R. Zc tin
der at tho Ascension Lu
theran Church of Casselberry
during the 10:30 a.m. worship
service Sunday, Those being
confirmed are Delbert and
Nancy Egne and Carl Sctje.
At 5:30 p. m. that same day
a covered dish fellowship sup
per will be held st the church
fallowed by a Christmas Fair
to be sponsored by (he Lad
ies Guild. Fancy work and
baked goods will be available.
Prairie Lake
Plans Ready
S T R IC K L A N D -M O R R IS O N , IN C .
. . . CELEBRATES
FORD’S BIGGEST SALES
YEAR WITH
Women Observe
Week Of Prayer
By Jane Casselberry
The women of the Prairie
Lake Baptist Church observ
ed a Week of Prayer during
the past week for the I>nttic
3loon Christmas offering. The
group alio conducted the Wed
nesday evening prayer ser
vices with Mrs. Jack Dunn
in charge.
A film on the life of Lottie
Moon, founder of W3IU who
served for 40 years In China
as a missionary, was shown.
This year's offering goal at
Prairie Lake has been set
By Doans Kites
CharliM Pasternack, Sun
day School superintendent of
tangwood's Christ Episcopal
Church, has announced that
tlie Sunday School teachers
will meet at 8 p. m. at the
Parish Hsuse.
Subject material to be
taught during Ihe coming
months will be explained by
Rev. Charles Stewart Jr., vi
car of the church.
Meet Canceled
The Dee. 14 meeting of the
Democratic Woman's Club of
SrminoU County has been
canceled due to tho 30 day
mourning period for tha Uta
Pres. John F. Kennedy.
A date will b« set for the
The WSCS of Grace 3Ieth<»- meeting in January and an
dist Church will have its nounced later, Ure. Kathleen
Christmas m e e t i n g next Reynolds said.
Thursday st the church.
A brief business meeting
will be held at T:30 p. m.
E SP E C IA LLY
followed by a program entit
led “ If We Had Been in Beth
FOR PH O TO
lehem," under the direction
PRODUCTS —
of Mrs. T. E. Quillin.
Following the program there
IF YOU DONT
will be a Christmas party.
KNOW THE
MKIU'11AN DISK
Eli Whitney Dies
KNOW YOUR —
MANCHESTER, N.H. (UPI)
MERCHANT —
— George EU Whitney, 101,
inventor of the first steam
p o w e r e d automobile and
grand-nephew of Ell Whitney,
CAMERA SHOP
died Wednesday at Elliot
210 S. PARK AVE.
Hospital.
Grace W SCS
Plans Party
Wieboldt's
F
4
6
' alcon!
0 Smart, big-car styling. Clean, critp Rnee
and no nonaonsa on the chroma trim.
0 Smooth, illant ride , . . pluaheat
ever
built into a compact car.
e New comfort and convenience. Easy
antry and axit
e 17 model* to chooaa from, , . hardtops,
convertiblee, sedans, wagons plus 3
extra-duty wagons.
e 5 anginas. , , standard Six to optional
164-hpV-a.
I-Ooorl
Famous Low, LowPrice!
at R00.
Church Plans
Teacher M eet
All-new
Falcon Buys!
With all Its mw style, rid* and comfort
th* 1964 Falcon still sports its traditional
low, low price teg. Falcon's gas-saving
economy, Twfce-a-Ysar (or 6,000-mile)
Maintenance and other low maintenance
features add up to real economy.
We Ford Dealers are completing
our BIGGEST sales year in history
. . . and the '64 Fords are more
popular than ever. To celebrate
we are offering money-saving
r*JconClub Wagon
"B IG YEAR” FALCON BU Y S
on every new Falcon in stock.
Come in today and let us show
you how you will save much
more with a '64 Falcon.
For versatility, it's herd to beet th* Falcon
Extra-Duty Wagons. They'll carry up to
tight people or 194 cu. ft of cargo. Six
aide-opening doors and a flat level floor
provide easy loading and unloading.
Thrifty Falcon Six engines art easy on gee.
Optional Crulse-O-Metlc Drive makes dri*
Ing smooth and easy. Choose from three
Falcon Extra-Duty Wagons.
TS B Y B U fa U Y S IN FAIRLANES • SUPER TORQUE FORDS, TOO, AT
Strickland - Morrison,
Sanford, Fla.
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Political Notebook
Then m i ta fact, only u
legislative 4 n In Decernbe»
before the Christmas holiday
assuming O K Comma hoi*
m Saturday nailiai. It la nr.
tlm bills — Dafnua, Warier,
Treasury-Poet Office, Labor-
psejpls to this nation are
it, as a result of John Kenatk, we must have dons
iff, wltb spewlnf out poison,
n il every controversy into
efties are being nearly an*
r t h l f l imiJm m . On i d M
» d ta soma places, the leH ensiw i which mark* a
aocraey Is virtually bnpoeumeat Is warped out o f an
sa to rsaUty.
Health, Edoeatiaa aal Watfar*.
But the B oom has toen dila
tory, tea. Legislation which
ha* paaaad tha Innate hat not
Um Hour* includes ana rederalopmnit, Securitise l a
ck n n t < A a t amaadmanta,
transportation rata thangss,
Patience Is bagiuiiaf to n a ttys
to this country with tha tutors, tha
distorters, tha ch e a p dlspsaasrs of
“ tnemy" label*. Notts has anything
to do with tbs real America.
If Jobs Fitsgsnld Ksansdy's
death ess ateh that truth deeply to
the now fleetly troubled Aneneaa
Letters
never have to hoar
children applauding
president.
At Aral there waa a belief Editor: Hemld
among eome of Ik* mere pragraaalva lawmaker! that Con* This has been a year of grattreaa weald forsat IU petty ifylnc achievement for tha
political differentto. mite and Savings Bonds program.
eat aw with clearing up pend. Wa could point with pride
Thought For Today
This I* a great mystery, and 1
take it to mean Christ and the
gfcunh-—Ephesian* 8:82.
a
•
•
I never weary o f great churches.
It Is my favorite kind o f mountain
scenery. Mankind waa never so hapid as when It nude s
■Robert L. Stevenson.
Pedestrian Safety
ikway Patrol
■a to conaldafa walking
until Christseason rush
learn how to
Uvea will be lost unless peo
ple take care, eays tha Patrol,
and not nil will bo lost on tho
highways In nuto accidents.
People who pile high holiday
Mason bundles and taka off in
•vary direction acroea streets
tod highways wont get It alt
tow . They will walk them*
tehee to dsethf Be extra cau
tions during the holiday shopPtag rush and be around to
•elebrate tha new yaer.
Thera’s an amsndmant to
the ponding tax bill which
weald benefits thousands of
employes who must sell homes
OUR
te on* dtp and move to an*
other when tranafemd by amployers. A new waving oxpenes deduction will bo available, under certain conditions,
if tha bill peases.
Citrus grove robbers had
btttsr taka carat Florida Cit
rus Mutual's Bob Ruttsdge haa
declared war on fruit thlcvas.
Ha’s out after the bandits with
tbs vigilance of a vigilante,
lie's set up Mutual’s fruit protcctlon division and hlrad Les
lie Bcssengar, who resigned ae
sheriff of Pasco County last
October, to run IL
A recant survey Indicates
that 44 per cent of a group of
treatad alcoholics referred to
vocational rehabilitation esrvItcs were working full Uma
when contacted after a throe,
year tlmo Interval. Since 1057
BOAR D IN G
H O U SE
IT6 OONNA B6\l CUT ONLY HOPS l i ' ,
t DON’T *NTPr--WB HIJ S KOOM— FttMj) MH4.KOOPl.lls: K *
UP1»f MA10K# BTEW” Jd«OWON'<OU f t NIBS STARTS TBILWITHenouart *AucnfY c ou ldn t Stop J/ mm kor how to cootf
TOCHOWWA PlAMi-vJf His BOASTINO U Stifc’Lt. gg MADDEN
IATCK, AND TW j - ' WIH A O-PD0N0\tHAN A FLEA ON A .
,6 a a and AOUdac-V-. china do* / /
3UUGES NAWO
k— -------1 H A M M S * .'/
--V -.
HIMDC CITVS V
TCP COOKf /
Florida haa
nation1* plot
' ,
,
.l” *™ *“ 1
rational r«
It may not be earth-shaking
news to moat people but C. K.
P. Developments, Inc., has
changed its name to the Del
tona Corporation. Tho firm la
now listed on tho American
Stock Exchango aa "DLT."
Tha firm’s total tales during
tho firat nine months of 1963
almost reachsd $7 million.
Gonxalo J. Faclo of Cotta
Rica, chairman of tha Coun.
cil of the Organisation of
American States, was tha
principal speaker for the anmial Stetson University Law
Day—a thr*e-d*y observance
which waa concluded todayon the law campus at St. Pet
ersburg.
If you’re on a non-milk diet
you have three times as moth
radioactive material in your
bones
those who drink
milk. Studies by Florida Agrl*
cultural Experiment Stations
reveal that more strontlum-00
la deposited aa a substitute for
calcium in the bones when
milk ia nut part of the diet.
And, by tho way, the el*
milk cow along with other
livestock and poultry would
servo sa primary safeguards
uf our health during • nuclear
stuck. Dr. Barney Hants Jr.,
assistant dairyman at the Uni
versity of Florida, says tha
body systems of our foot! ani
mals would act as a primary
barrier against the accumula
tion of radioactive material by
humans. Now tf It weren't for
thoeo toning laws . . . . wtlll
Clarence win In a teegtt
spot, for his rtvah ware
football stars or wealthy
men’s ease and ho waa workteg hia way three gk asheel.
Be tow meld to compets
far tto qaeoa «f the cam-
on that In which ha yearns to
be outstanding, instead of on
hia obvious success, I urged
Clarence not to stress this
girl’s elasy chassis.
"Praise her on seme trait
that will fit into her longing
to become an outstanding kin
dergarten teacher.’*
Bo Clarence probed around
in their classroom conversa
tion and then told her ha
CASE Jt-439: Clarence D., thought she’d make e superb
aged 20, ie the college boy teacher.
who fell 1a love with the cam “ Why do you toy th at?” she
asked quickly, for he had
pus queen.
But aha wsa being rushed Struck her basic wish.
by the football athletes and ’’ Well,’* he replied, <>0
other leading men o f the have n cheery entile. And
campus, ao to wondered how youngsters expand In a cheer
ful, friendly atmosphere.
ho could ever win her love.
Since Alexander Pope ad "One of my sarly teachers
visee complimenting a person changed my whole attitude
toward school by being such a
cheerful, smiling woman.
"And she waa past BO years
of age, but I thought she was
nally beautiful. So think
■y Hal Cochran
how your kindergarten pupils
It’s silly to throw kiaaoa at would ngard you."
a girl when if* ao mush n on
Wall, this broke the lee.
fun delivering tto goods.
And mada Clarence stand out
in her mind even above some
Son there are pink ele of tho football stars who asphants and purple coart. Look carted her to dances.
In any kindergarten kid's Later on, Clarence brought
little dipping! to class that h*
coloring book.
thought she’d like for a scrap
Buying a wallet la out aura book for her pupils.
way of getting something for Then he deftly began askinf har for advice about seme
your money.
•f hia awn psnonal problems.
When n man gets tuck good "I don’t know what I want
•arrico when sating at home, to do as my Ufa work,1* ke
why shouldn't he tip hit confessed ruefully.
“ Whet do you think I’d be
wlfst
good stT Should 1 go into law
Usually a couple who have
a Joint chocking account
don't do so well at living en
n budget.
• O '* and A 't
Q—What Is the rarest gem?
A—From the standpoint of
One of the best things to price and a regular market,
do when a baby first sUrts the emerald is considered the
to walk ta hide everything most valuable gem.
within reach.
Q—Which president signed
America Is a land of pro Into law the first permanent
mise Just before any election. federal tax on individual In
iCSTHC
ITCHEN*.
comes?
Too many people try too
A—Woodrow Wilton on Oct.
Social Security Question: If herd to Impress others to 3, 1913.
you will be M Jan. 31, 1984, tho print of depresclng them.
can you get a check for Jan*
A Maseachussets man was
uary, and. If so, how much?
Answsrt You can if you sentenced to polish fire trucks
hsve worked long enough. when ho turned in a false
Page 4
Sanford, Florida
Frl., December 6, 1063 Since beneflu can be paid any alarm. A shining example of
time after S3, you should what aat to do!
check with tha Social Security
w a l t k b a. s i a u w , ho ir o n * n o r p i u i a s a
people to be aura you art net
n x u v l. stkvsth om
r n n o W IL L S
losing money for this year.
. i L V / V ! J®4* — f
Msebsutael Bust.
FaymenU will be estimated.
PKHti VAC JPKLT
IA M B SMOHXAKKU
M A jyrta* JJCiUr
stm t w a t t .
C "un jr W ltor
MKLHX OLRBSOX
Hocieir EJttir
DullnessUsnagsr
W A M ia r r ■ . j o m x m
Clsssltua Dlrteter
VKAXtt V0LTOL1XI
Clrrulatlsa Maasaei
school or beoome a teacher *r
what?* •
WaQ, this tatrtguad bar toterest. And nothing makaa n
girl fosl mor* slated than for
a man ta aoma ta her for ad
vice.
For meal girls find that ad
mirers ask them for data* bo
or aeductiv* figure.
But tha man then usually
GIVE tha advice and don’t ask
tho girl for helpful cooaoeL
So girls are doubly vulner
able to requests for advice.
Tho traablo w i t h m o e t
young nun la tho fact they
feel It will belittle their ego
to ask n girl for assistance.
They a n no shewed with
showing off tbolr awn super
iority hi ALL realms, that
thsy imagine it would reduce
thrtr prestige Is her eyes If
they admit helplseanw ta any
realm.
Yet that la the surest way
to stool n march on year mala
competition and get the Inside
track with s popular fill.
Moreover, onto you have
won her attention and have
obtained her counsel, she than
will want to sea you again to
find out tow well her adrlea
has worked out
It's like the guests of Mrs.
lfyrtle Walgreen, who cant
wait at their second visit to
seo how tho bulbs or raea
bushes have flourished which
they planted on thair preview
visit
Boys, woman are primarily
maternal creatures, anyway,
mast tin next July 1, that a
compromise could be reached
ea collage and vocational edu
cation bills, foreign aid au
thorisation, and all tha other
half-completed measures still
pending In conference between
tha two branches of Congress.
This waa tha minimum program. No thought waa given
to pasting the ehril rights or
tan bills this year.
But then alio has been a
more d e f e a t l a t sentiment
among some legislators to ad.
Journ Congress aa loon aa
passible.
been that the new President
needed time to prepare hia
program and to gather up tho
reins of government for driv
ing the long, hard road ahead
next year.
Tha unexpressed excuse has
been that, congressmen being
only human, they are tired.
They have been In session all
year. Tha work load assigned
to them haa bean heavy. Tha
Itausa have been controversial.
Tha men whose Job It ia to
write tha lawn wanted to go
home and mat ever tha holi
days.
The hidden but obvious ex
cuse haa been that the op.
ponents of civil rights and tax
reform and aid to education
and modteara and oil the other
enacted programs of the Now
quarter new savers aa the
Payroll Bavins* Plan, higher
■alas, and lower redemptions,
of Series E and H Bonds- hot
these art only part of tha eeeompllahmanm of the Bond
program.
What has really beta done
during 1081 won’t be evident
until some yean from now
when today’s aavera begin to
enjoy the fruits of their
thrift: when n young man
hotda a diploma in hia band, an
aging coupla enjoys aoma ex
tra comforts, a proud man and
wife move into a new home. . .
in a free America.
It la these things that poor
tupport of the bond program
helps ta maka possible. And
this la why I know I apeak t o
many families ta your com
munity, as wall aa for tha
Troaaory Department, when I
expraaa appreciation for your
efforts la hshatf of tha tend
proenun.
Thank you agate for yew
interest and cooperation.
William B. Neal
National Director
U. S. SsTinca Bond Divblea
Treasury Department
SCHOOL
DAYS
era ham
Every stalest ta aotlege
or mv eased grades needs
a typewriter.
The Smith-Catena Port
able Xlertrte sr Maasal la
taps.
S-year Gaarantea
HAYNES
OFFICE MACHINE CO.
I l l Magnolia
Sanford
Jack I. Gretna, C.P.A, to J. Karl Debars* CJ\A*
The Admission Te Partnership Of
JAMES R. DYCUS, C-PJL
And A Change In Tto Firm Name Ta
GREENE, OSBURN to DYCUS
brawn and wealth of year riv
als by the strategy outlined
above.
For further advice, lend for
my ’Teste For Sweethearts,"
enclosing a long stamped, re
turn envelope, phu M cents
It coven 100 ether Hems.
(Always writ* to Dr.
Crane In care of this now*’ paper, encleeing n to g
and Meant* to
nnd printing
yon a*ad for
booklets.)
H u ts why yotiH tell other ptopU you likt I t
»«k* tha*84PontiactothonwgMpHJtaaMa,
Frankly, ws couldn’t think of anything radksl
to do with this car. Oh, we made lha styling
Dellvvry
tiring p n might print out A Mg Mf-cutac-
City ardinucaa require that awry dog to
licensed. This aim raqolran tha dog ta hsvo n
Katirsd ea cteoaS eiass matter Oetotar ST, ISIS e l U e Foci
otltc* •( Sesfertl, riorlJ*, under the Act o l Cenere** of March.
tilled cacluMvcir lo the
which would suable f n r v
mint agendas ta apand «|
thair loot year's approprietlaa rata watU J o . 11, 1M4.
Tha thought la that Caamaa
will complete action on appro,
priatloa biHa after It cornea
um
fur rcpubilcatioa of all ths local
task Traphp V-* Is standard ta sack anti
ovary Pontiac You gst to choose from 34
engine/ transmissionteams to harness all that
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�owboys And Indians Battle Tonight On Gridiron
Grand Finale
Oviedo Stages
Powder Puff Thinking Out Loud Of Football
For Seminoles
Tilt Saturday
t*
fn fa r l
Errata Fri. Dec. •, ’6S -P xge 5
Tribe Loses Twice
A b o o M S g o rti
tools Ugh could shoal abort
last aighi was tho muato bout
tho school's rag-time head aa
tha Warriors spewed their
190-04 cage aoaaoa by dropptog two cortoflts to Matolaad
High af Daytooa Beach.
BT JULlAJf BTEflTBOM
9f JOO V H ta
Oviedo Hlfh it
• powder puff football gam*
Saturday at Cowrier Field.
Kkhatt time la sehadukd for
7:31 p.a. Proceed! will go to
tbo Ovied" Senior High Stu
(t
(1
The two teams, tbo “ Re
bel*” (sophomore and Junior
daises) and the “ Dandies
(senior and freshman class
es), will bo outfitted In foot
ball garb, and will glee a
demonstration of how foot
ball should or should not be
played.
Coaches of both teams and
team captains havo bo
drilling the portldpaats In the
fundamentals of football, as
suring spectators of a bard
fought grtolroa battle.
Coaching the "Rebels” will
bo Charlie Beasley and Dick
Stewart, with Maurooa Boyle
acting aa captain. The "Dan
dies” will bo guided by coach
es Danny Oammago, Tom
Mlstor, Tam Partin and Jim
VUes, with Judy Jakubda and
Martha Mikler acting as ascsptalas.
Leading the cheering will
bo none other than the vars
ity and JayVeo football playora. Dressed la cheerleader
"outfits” tbo following cheerin asters should provide a lot
of laughs: Charlie Miller,
Jim Saucar, Bob BoUhora,
Busty Jopsoa, Billy Mikler,
Bret Thompson, Tim Colbert,
Tom Mlntor, Danny Gammage, Tom Partin, Rodney
Creca and Ron dents.
Tba game will bn praceded
by a pep rally with Oviedo’s
handsome male cheerleaders
leading tha rooting sections.
. Ermu, Muguerza
Take Feature
9
t
ff
Brmu and Muguorta played
championship Jsl slat to unsoot Urla and Agustin for
Thursday night’s f e a t u r e
olMtth same doubles at tha
Orlando Scmlnoio Fronton.
Tbo winners, in post sis,
•M off to a 1st# at*rt but
•urged through in the closing
roood to thwart post three's
game point try, largely on the
strength of n tremendous
wall-cllabbg "save” by Muguana.
They than beat oft n strong
bid by ArtiUo and Garay In
poet ene to lock up their vieBrmu also was the winner
of the second half of the
daily double, with Urquldi tak
ing the first, tor a 0-4 com
bination that returned I130.M
to lucky ticket holders in tha
ladies' night crowd.
Olarre and Urquldi took tha
first game with Elu and Irlgo finishing second to pay
fUUO an the M perfects.
Today’s column woo written by Joe Vardan J r , ear
Herald sports writer who handle# the Oviedo area.
•
•
•
•
Oviedo Cngors Sot For Toogh Binoom
Slated for one o f the teogbeet boakettioll ocboiuleo
in Oviedo’s history, the Lions are getting set and hoping
to repeat last yoarto winning record. Strengthened by
two returning starters, Jimmy Courier and Ted BeUhorn,
Oviedo hopes to Improve upon last year’s
which seat them to the state tournament.
Oviedo’s achednlo has been described as n
Therefore, the Lions will havo to develop n good beneh.
Due to the fact that the Lions will find themselves play*
tng three games n week, the Orange and Block are plan*
aiag to substitute freely or nse the platoon cjitom
The Lions are handicapped because ef n lata start,
because ef football, and Head Coach Paul Mikler fore
casts, “Since wo had a late atari, tha team should fan*
prove as the aeasen progresses." Ta overcome the lack
of height, Oviedo plane to employ the full court proas.
The Lions are working hard ta develop on oggtooolve
off onto, to old la overcoming thoir etso handicap.
Oviedo la sat on four itarton, but tho center position
la still open. Scheduled to comprise tho starting quintet
are forwards Courier and Billy Mikler, and guards Bell*
horn and Rex Brooks. Oviedo's center spot may bo filled
by Arden Arndt, n six-footer.
Courier sow action last year in tho same position
ho to slated to hold this year. Ho was tho Lion’o loading
scorer, averaging a solid 13 points per game. The Lion’s
other returning starter, BeUhorn, has proved himself to
bo o good isbeunder, ballhandler, and defensive man.
Bollhorn's general team experience ought to prove to bo
of old to tho Lions.
Ovitdo’e ether Starting guard, Brooks, Is expected to
aid Courier on tho offense, as he Is a fairly geod shooter.
Brooks, couplsd with Courier and BeUhorn, to expected to
bo very helpful duo to his former cage experience.
Oviedo’s remaining forward, Mikler, la considered « good
hall handler and raboundcr and ho to expected to be the
speedster ef the group.
Arden Arndt, tentative cantor to the second tallest on
the teem, and, although he to Insiperltnecd, he hopes ta
develop rebounding and shooting abilities.
Danny Gammege, Bob BeUhorn, Tim Colbert, Diek
Stewart, Rusty Jspson, Skip Rook, and Charlie Miller are
expected to work on the secend platoon as soon as thsy
gain experience. Gammas*, n forward, and Miller, tho
former JayVoo playmakor, can ho assured of top sub
stitute spots, as both boys had good experience loot year.
Colbert, a cantor, and Jspson should alio see action
duo to gcod rebounding and speed they both exhibited on
tost year’s Junior Varsity team. BeUhorn may aeo ac
tion aa a center due to his experience, and ho may ha
aided by 0*3" Both Rook, a hoy who showa promise yot
lacks experience.
Mikler expresses optimism for tho year. Ha states,
“ Wa hops to havo a winner: wo’ro going to go got them!"
Oviedo opens its season Tuesday night, whan tho
Llona host rugged Montverde. Gama time to at B p.m.
Father-Faculty Teams Listed
By turn Casselberry
The annual Lyman High
rather • Faculty Basketball
lame sponsored by the Ath
letic Boosters Club wUl be
played at T:30 p m. today In
tho Lyman Gym.
Playing for the fathers win
be Joe Pavelchik, R.T. Milwee, Ken Burkhart, Elmer
Helms, Henry Duncan, Ed
Luna. Jack Simpkins, Bill
Blmpklaa sad Nall Lyle.
On the faculty team will
be Carltoo Henley, Dick Cope
land, Kay Umbcrger, Fletcher
Cockrell, Sal Manfre, Jim
Payne and Lloyd Barnes.
Cheerleaders tor the facul
ty were not announced in ad
vance but Doris Burkhart,
Dorothy Luna, Dot Pavelebsk, Betty Wagner and Eve
lyn Blrkcnmeyer will bo oo
band to cheer tbo "pops” eo
to victory.
A short exhibition game
featuring the Lyman Varsity
and Junior Varsity Basket
ball tosms will open the
event and a dance Is schedul
ed for after the father-faeuity fracui.
Boosters are hoping for a
large crowd to attend the
game aa R to one of their
principal fund raising pro
jects for the year. Students
wUl be admitted at raduced
prices tnd elementary stu
dents will be given free adretoileo If aecomptnisd by
their parents.
First major earthquake hi
the U. S. occurred on Aug. 31,
1IM, at Charleston, S. C.,
causing 41 deaths.
Kowboy, Indian Rosters
NAME
Robert Lane
Ed Harrell
Earl Johns
Tarry Robarto
Gary Land
Wayn* Kauffman
Gary Dymmek
Bob Magnaghl
Steve Yowell
u Alan Sterling
Jim Crum
M
Jim Cr«enough
40
Gary Still
41
Spencer Overstreet
4!
Jim Sabetto
10
Eugene Spates
tl
Bob rollotn
03
BUI Hankins
04
Lou T*rvla
40
Frank Marshall
03
Hike
03
Gary lineman
04
Richard Bryant
00
John Hand
70
Jim Barber
Tl
Charles White
73
Sidney nroneon
73
Steve Parker
74
Chuck Whalen
CO
Robert Baker
il
Eldon Sullivan
•2
Aaron Baxter
U
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B
160
B
145
B
156
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145
105
B
110
B
160
B
147
B
174
B
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100
153
B
137
E
150
C
155
C
107
c
155
c
170
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101
200
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175
G
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301
185
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180
168
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210
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107
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185
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Eddie Kosky
B
Ronnl* Hinaon
B
B
Al Boniface
Mike Cray
C
Chuck Scott
B
B
Billy Brown
B
Earl Black
Bonny Messer
B
Buddy Lawion
B
Danny TUlte
B
Lloyd Fraaman
B
Buddy Burton
B
Lee Sparkman
B
8lava BaUnt
C
D u McCall
C
Dava How*
C
Jo* Farleas
G
Dais Alexander
G
Brad I’rudan
G
Jo* Purdy
G
Steve Clark
G
Btave Harris
G
Earney Steel
T
Mika Glad
T
Dav# Noell
T
73
Dave Golloher
G
74
Jim Touhy
T
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Hilly Higgins
E
81
Barry Bark*
E
82
Frank Noell
E
83
John Kay
E
84
Larry W«t*on
E
B5
Mika Fordham
E
Coaches: Jim Pigott, Dick William*,
IlcCuj, lu.jih i.uujpf, John Colbert.
No.
10
11
It
11
20
11
22
80
11
82
40
41
42
50
61
52
00
81
62
63
04
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70
71
72
wt.
149
147
140
180
140
150
105
175
100
152
100
170
199
193
101
183
170
180
103
174
180
101
200
199
190
183
194
170
170
150
160
189
160
Jim
for Head Coach Joe PI- will
gotte’s Buca aa well as Head Terriers.
Coach Ralph StumpPa gemThe Tribe, which did art
ring Its first field goal within
the first five minutes of tho
UK, were away off form.
Their ball handling was off,
thoir passing Inaccurate, usd
thoir shooting appeared to bo
more la desperation than any
thing also. There were time#
when tbo locals couldn't buy
a basket.
But, to tho lemtoolos1
dtt, there wore
though aol too many,
tho Tribe operated like sea
soned veterans, working tho
ball ta smoothly and shooting
accurately.
Essex And Levy
Take Top Piece
The curtain eomes down to
Leo Eases and Pot Lory
night on the ISO football sea
took toy feooort WeMeMsp
son as far as gemtools County
to a Scotch 1-bell selective
lorntools vanity by a
to coocernsd when the Klaaldrive tournament held by tho
of TS to M to tho fasten at
tames Kowboye of Oocoolo
Senior Golfers’
traction tad tho Daytooa JayHigh ride into town for aa
at tho MM-PtocMa
Voo flvo did almost as won
Club near Saab
engagement with Jim Ftto porting a IS to M win over
wx end Lory
tho Baby Seminoles.
pott's fighting Semtaoleo.
first prise with a net MM.
Is tho vanity affair, tho
Kickoff time ta scheduled
Philip Pendleton, ptaytw at*
•omtoolos won out of tho haU
for • p. m., at tho Sanford
tomato holes with
game throe minute* after It
Memorial Stadium.
Lory ns hte pertaci
underway. The Baca roll
Both clubs bring tots this
with )* 73.
ed to a 7 to 8 lead and cx »
peat season affair tremendous
Stood to widen tho gap, led
records for high schools. Tlsa
by forward Jim Roberta who
Kowboys have posted eight
• • •
pocked away 31 points.
wins and two tosses while tho
la tho preliminary,
At tho end of tha first per
SsmlaoUa havo ridden Just n
iod tho Boca held an 10 to 7 Coach John Colbert's
bit higher with nine victories
lead and wort oo top at the stayed to tho baU game moot
against a single setback.
halfway point, 10 to 11 The of the way—that to until tho
Tbo Seminoles ore ready,
GARY DYMMEK, nn offenaivo quarterback and
bait showing Seminole came final period. Led by Starve
said Pigott today as ho and
defensive linebacker for the Kissimmee Kow
up with was a 31-point third Groover who posted six field
his lads prepared themselves
boya, will see plenty of action in tonight’s post
quarter spree and they added goals and aeven fret tosses
tor this evening's clash.
season
fracas
with
the
Sanford
Seminoles.
DymPhysically the Seminoles
10 more la the final stems.
for 19 point*—high point man
mek, a 165-pounder, ia considered one o f the
are to good shape and last
Meanwhile, the Bucs ported for the affair—the Tribe trail
finest
players
at
Osceola
High
this
season,
lie
reports from Kissimmee in
another 10 points in tho third ed the Baby Bucs If to H at
led the Kowboya to eight wins in 10 games thus
dicated the Kowboya were
period and—with mostly sec tho quarter and 33 to lg at
far this season.
ready tor action at full
ond stringers to the ball halftime.
strength.
lame—tallied 23 more to the At tho end of Uw third per
Pre-gemo ceremonies to
iod Urn Baby Seminoles were
night will include a perform
This was the initial engage- only tour baskets behind the
ance by the well • known Kis
Daytooa Beaeh five. But la
VARSITY BOX
simmee Kowbelles, n precision
the last period the Bucs rolled
Daytoua Beech
FG
FT
TP
drill team. During halftime
Roberta f
t 0 31 up 10 points to walk off with
the Kowboy band will appear
Keltam f
1 1 3 the ball game. Chris Way of
along with the marching SemiYoung
f
0 0 14 the Bucs potted 17 points to
nola band. Tho local aggrega
toad the winner*.
Klttrell
f
3 1 8
tion will present a Christmas
The Seminole eager* return
Drawdy
f
1
4 4
By Bohart B. Thomas Jr.
Una State College located at
psgeant, complete with fire
to
action tomorrow night
3 1 5
works.
Crooms High’s Panther Orangeburg. While attending Llnkous «
when
they meet the Titusville
0 0
0
See page one of today’s edi beckstbnll Five have been S. C. State he majored In Fox e
Terriers
to the east coast
1
3 3
tion of the Herald for com working hard preparing for Physical education, mlnond Wright g
city. Also tha Baby SemLolea
Shrove
g
1 4 1
plete rosters of both teams. thoir flrat gamo of the season In biology, and played guard
Pierce g
3
1 •
Monday at tho Roy A. Alton on tho football team.
Smith
g
3
0
4
After graduating, ha taught
gymnateum whon they meet
Plfotte g
0 3 2
Eustla High BchooL They will six yoan at Brtwir High
Ttotato
27 14 T8
School
In
Greenwood.
Hie
dube without tho aorvicos of
Buford
FG FT TP
Rufus Boykins, Frank Dixon tie* In athletics Included: line McCleary f
4 1 t
coach,
head
basketball
coach
and William Lockhart who
P R E CH R ISTM AS S A L E
0
0 0
and uileted In coaching base Day f
graduated tost Juno.
5 3 13
Flreitone f
tn last Friday's action In
ball.
However, flvo playors from
R EM IN G TO N SH O TG U N SH E L L S
0 0 0
the Sandspurs Bowling Lea
Williams f
lu t yoar’a equad are exported
0
16
gue, the OK-Hre teem held
a
In the form of hairsprings Tyro e
to form tho nucleus of tho
1 O Z. L O A D $1.90
3 1
9
on to Its first place position
for watches, a nickel-iron- Bowei g
Crooms eager* this season:
by winning throe points from
Brown
g
3 0 4
chromium aUoy costs 130,000
A L L OTH ER S 1 0 % - 2 0 % O F F
McRoberU Tire Co. Helen Wlllto Henry, George Bush, a pound (10o times the coat Sheffield
0 3
1
William
Hartaflold,
Robert
Altman was the top bowler
23
55
of gold).
Totals
t
for OK Tiree with a 301-104. Gordon, and James Andrews
plus
several
youngsters
who
Team-mate Dot Johnson turn
ed In a 4S3-193. Pat Foster havo moved up from tha Jun
was high tor Me Roberts with ior vanity.
Coaches Ernest Bradley
a 403-109 and Helen KseUn
also of McRobcrts, had n and Dick Evans are hoping
that David Paterson, Tyrone
T H E SE SP E C IA L PR ICES
1T0 gams.
St. Johns Realty Co. fin Hatcher, Lewis Brooks, VarGOOD T H R U S U N D A Y
ally broke their losing streak nail Ellsy, and Anthony Foo
with a smashing victory over ter will replace those boys
D ECEM BER 8
Picrro Mfg. Co. The Realtors who wen lost through grad
rolled the high team series uation.
la the loop thus far, as big Bradley, tha Panthon' head
1870—with Eleanor Anderson roach, to an able loader and
Open 7 D ays A W eek
leading the way with a big has tho experience. A native
SOUTH SANFORD AVE, ACROSS FROM ULH PLANT
313-310. Etsanor’a series and of Orlando, ho was graduated
game was also the high for from Jones High School In
the night's action. Betty Cal 1951. Ha ncolvod a football
lahan also of St. John's came grant-ln-ald from South Carothrough with a 301-182.
SCHOOL
PLACE
Jet Inn had a four point DATE
Euatio
liars
win from Mar Lou'a whose Dec. 9
Euatto
Then
Olga Martin had n game of Dec. 13
Jan. 13
Patetka
Than
III.
Apopka
Her*
Factory Paint and 3tempers Jan. 10
Daytona
Htn
Real Estate bad a split deci Jan. 30
Daytona
There
sion, each winning two points. Jan. 23
Apopka
There
Howe Tire Shop and Pryor’s Jan. 24
THuivllle
Here
Insuranet also were an even Feb. 5
Tltuivllla
There
match, another split decision. Feb. 7
Made Wiltshire was high for Feb. 10 Winter Cardan Thera
Stampers with 494-173 and Teh. 12 Winter Garden Her*
Palatka
Hera
another Stamper gal, Ruth Feb. 17
All hom* games begin at
Phillips had a 483-200. Verna
Dolton led Factory Paint with 7:30 at R. A. Alton Gymna■turn.
a 494-178.
La
pi
Grooms Opens Cage
Season On Monday
OK Tire Holds
League lead
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WEEK’S WINNERS
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W. D. Hawkins
H. T. Jarrell
Ed Gordon
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Meeting*
l:M A .I.
Cbtte l-w k h Mrs. Victor
« l W. Iftli flt;
a n te t — with Mrs. Stanley
» U Pork Art.; Or*
cte 4—wtth U n . X. 0 . Wttki(
t il Poster; Circle S — with
Mr*. Clifford MeKlbbta, 3430
MtOmrOte; Orel* > - with
Un. Georg* Stine, 439 Summerlin A n.
Circle I — motto et ll o.m.
Un. Sidney Ivci, 141
XQlett; Circle T - it 1p.m .
with Un. Kirby Pite, HOT
UeltemrUte and Circle • — al
S KOI. with Mr*. J. C. Hutchteen, in t h e Philatbea
Evening Circle 9-at I p.m.
•kb Sally and Jody Hobb,
H*rel**u* Ave. and Cirele to
—at f:4S p.m. with Hra. C. U
Boyd, 3000 Via*wood Drive,
Lodi Arbor.
Church
Calendar
MONDAY
Woman’* Bible Claie ol the
firat Baptiat Church will
meet at 1:30 pjn. for the an
nual Chriatmaa party.
Elate Knight Circle meet*
et T:30 p.m. with Un. Hardett Slawter, t i l l Park Ave.
Oviedo
At Pint A Patentee
CAlangatde eld poet office)
Sanford
Furniture Co.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Slavik
have returned from a holiday
visit with her niece and ne
phew In Bradenton.
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Their other io n , Arthur,
versary this paat week. Tlwlr
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daughter, Sirs. Roger C. Wat
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Let tout. Cut In strips and
roll in powdered sugar.
• • •
Keep the candy ja r filled
wilh
homemade
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an unusually tasty fudge with
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bers
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Fishing. Girt
heats, Bey Scout*.
Butcher* ar Peullry
Market#
reception
mJltiS.'»t,L«
MR. AND MRS. JAMES POKE
Casselberry
with
a
floral
ar
rangement of yellow roses.
Mmes. C. E. Butler, Charles
Braun, Charles Blllhardl, E.
Halgh, James Sims, J. V.
Richards, M 1 n t a Morrison
and F. Hunter served punch
from crystal bowls.
On Dec. § the hostesses will
be from the DeBary Wom
a n * a Club. M mes. Sidney
Swallow, C edi N. O gg, Henry
Lasher, Tatman Van Arsdale
and Charles Ulrich will be
assisted hy olher members.
The public la invited from
to 4:30 p.m.
Plcturei now hanging in the
gallcriea show religion
In
art, and there are two m an
ger scenes with ceram ic fig
urea In the bay windows In
the main gallery.
Personals
By Jnnr Cnxxcllirrry
vl.iti-d their son, Pvt. Honnld
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Lerch, larch. who is stationed at
of 231 Lake G riffin Circle, Ft. Jackson, Columbia, 8. C.
over the holiday weekend.
Miss Jean Kerr accompanied
them <m the trip.
Mi*. I'ntd Bate* also ac
Friend* nf Jin- Knke will he
companied the group as fa r ns
glad to know that lie U im
Mnnetta, S. C. to visit her sis
proving alter undergoing sur
U-r, Mra. Joe Cato and mother
gery at Tampa Buy Hospital.
Mrs. J. t). I.ybrand. Her
His address is tool Tampa
daughter, Marian and son
Hay lllvd. Post Surgery Third
Donald arrived Friday and
Floor, Tumpa.
they all returned home Sun
Mr. ami Mrs. John Ludwig
day,
Mrs. D. C. Howard ha* re
I Jr., South Sanford Avenue,
turned home from Seminole
announce the birth o f an 8 lb.
Memorial Hospital where she
|daughter, Nov. 2*1 at Seminole
received tests and treatment
Memorial H ospital
fur several days.
This la the couple’s first
MONDAY
J child and they have chosen
Mrs. Biehard Van Allen and
The Ladies Auxiliary o f the the name Mary Eliabcth.
daugliler, Stephanie, o f Port Gimb-rville Volunteer
Fire
Mrs. Ludwig ia the form er
I-v Vac*. T exas, arrived this Department meets at 7:30 Joan Wright, daughter of
week to be with her mother, p in. at tha home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Wright
Mrs. C. L. Redding, who is Louie Bridges, 2990 Orlando and
the
paternal
grand
recuperating from surgery In Drive, for the monthly setsioo mother la Mr*. John Ludwig,
Seminole Memorial Hospital. and a Christmas party.
|of Sanford.
Personals
HOMEMADE
MARSHMALLOWS
1 pkg. unflavored gelatin
Vi cup cold water
Vi cup sugar
*4 cup white corn syrup
Vi tsp. salt
Itsp. vanilla
Combine gelatin and water
In top of double boiler. Stand
3 minutes to soften. Place
over bulling water and heat
until gelatin dissolves. Add
sugar and stir over hot water
until
completely
dissolved.
In large mixer howl, combine
corn syrup, vanilla and salt.
Add hot gelatin-sugar mixlure. Beat al high speed until
light and fluffy (about IS
minutes). Lightly grease a
El" square pan. Pour In m ix
ture. Let stand In cool place
until set, about H i hours. Cut
In 1" squares. Holl in powder
ed sugar.
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COMPLETE with
EGGPLANT SCALLOP
Slice the eggplant but do
not pare it. Saute the slicca
in butter, bacon fat or drip
pings. Arrange the slice* in
a baking dish in layers with
a sprinkling o f cheese be
tween the layers. When the
dish is about \ full, cover
the eggplant with a medium
white sauce. Cover the top
wilh buttered crum bs ami
CASE a n d FLASH
Wieboldt's
Camera Shop
210 S. PARK
DOWNTOWN SANFORD
*)
AT CORNER OF FIRST & SANFORD —
(former location of Garrett’rt)
S M IT H 'S
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DEC. 23. COME IN A N D REGISTER!
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Local Events
gigts qah>M-at
(•
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New Arrivals
THIS COUPON
AND
For a Set of
2 Knives
While They lost
Supfty to Limited.
the
The buffet table was cover
$ ].0 0
Puts
Christmas
at
ed wilh a handmade cloth and
Program
|CUP THIS COUPON!
hostesses
at the DeBary Mansion.
Pinecrest
Shirley Smith
Circle
of
Pinecrest Baptist Church held
the monthly meeting in Fel
lowship Hall with Mrs. Boy
ilensim and Mrs. Odell Wil
liams us hostesses.
Mrs. Henson opened the
meeting with the devotion ami
with Mrs. Williams presented
the program which centered
around
"B ill
Wallace
of
China," a Baptist missionary
to the Chinese who waa killed
by the Communist*.
Mrs. Cliff Abies presided
at t h e
business
session.
Olliers present were Mines.
Bessie Davis, Wiladine Clark
and Connie Williams.
Community missions for the
group this month was n visit
to the Sarepta Home. A de
votion was given ami songs
were sung by the group fur
tha resident*.
were
opening
Int. A Magnolia
T O U C H T O N ’S D IS C O U N T
Make* A
Wonderful Gift
0
Gift Shop
1 cup sugar
14 cup milk
1 Dp. vanilla
1 cup nuta
Combine condensed m ilk,
sugar and milk, mix well and
cook over medium heat.
Stir
constantly, using a wooden
spoon. When mixture turna
away from the sides of the
saucepan rem ove from heat.
Add nut* and vanilta beat un
lit mixture thickens a n d
changes color. Spread in but
tered dish, Cool and cut in
squares. Serves 6-8.
DeBary Club
Circle Presents
Saif Sharpening.
Stainless Steal.
Safety-Crip
Handle, Wilt
Not Burn, Break,
Crack or Chip
3 g
West's Card
Cork, with their families live j (fp
p cWj Pr
in Princeton, III., and the I 1 cup mincemeat
other daughter, Mrs. Jam es
1 cup chopped nuta (pecans
W. Smith, and her fam ily | preferred)
liva in Tiskilwa, 111.
Powdered sugar
The Waiatrom home at 2310
French Ave. wa* appropriate
ly decorated and Hie refresh
ment table held a three-tiered
wedding cake topped with a
miniature bride and groom .
Refreshments o f cake, ice
eream, nuts, mints and cof
fee were served to friends |
and relatives who called dur
ing the afternoon.
Mr. and M rs. 1’off wera
married Dec. .1, 1013, lu
Princeton, 111. They lived in
and around
Ka sheer, 111.,
where lie wa* engaged la
farming until Ills retirement
in 1030. They have lived ia
Lake Mary for the past four
year*.
The I'uffs have live chil
dren, 13 grandchildren and
eight
great-grandchildren.
The Walstrom* have two chil
dren, Hick and Christy. A
son, Lawrence, and Ids fam
ily, live nt IIU Temple Drive,
Sanford. They have two chil
dren at homo, Kenneth and
SH O E STORE
Downtown Sanford
&
Lake Mary Couple Honored
Mrs. J. 8. Carter has re
turned to her home ia Haloes
City after spending several
days with her son and daugh
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. strom, held open house (nr
Theodore Aulin Jr,, and fam them on Sunday afternoon,
ily in Oviedo.
prior to their anniversary.
New Shipment
i\\
Dinner
57
of
Boys Tennis Shoes
S .L .
W ith Anniversary Party
Personals
OVER 85 YEARS
Cofuneh
U-B,
hake ia a moderate m l un Mall to mt at RL 1,
With the Chriatmaa aoaaonisour cream. It ia
Sanford.
Igetting near yen start to plan sBgbtty tangy with creamy til brown.
t • •
menus, eaady and cake makTo change your Jello a lit
SOUR
CREAM
FUDGE
Zeta XI chapter members, I lag. We have a tetter from
tle try this om using Apple
3 cups sugar
Beta Sigma Phi, met at the Lourine Messenger tending
Jello.
Vi tap. salt
home of Mrs. Robert Morris os two of her holiday favorAPPLE JELLO SALAD
1 cup sour cream
in Osteen. Mrs. Robert Wlma iua. Thia cranberry concocFollow directions on one
3 tbspi. butter
and Mri. Joe T. Corley were tlon an the calte It la her
Vi cup chopped nuta
package of apple Jello using
■elected to repreaent the own and accordtag to Lourine
Butter cooking v en d to glngerale for liquid. Fold in FROM ----. ,
|
__ the thought we might like to prevent crystaUring. MU su Vi cup of diced applet, Vk cup Yoer Downtown Ftertot
chapter on the newly organ^
gar and tour cream. Cook, chopped celery and H cup of
SANFORD
lied coordinating committee * CRANBERRY DELIGHT
stirring occasionally, over raisins.
FLOWER
SHOP
(made up of representatives 1j So. 3 can cranberry aauce medium heat to aoft ball
• e #
Car. E. 1st * Sanford Ave.
of all live meal chapters),
(whole preferred, but can stage (340 degrees). Add but
Be sure and send in your
FA 2-8132
Pinal plana for the Chriatmaa *>•
i*uP)
ter. Beat in mixer for 4 to S favorite Christmas recipe. FA 2-1823
minutes
at
highest
speed,
or
dinner Dec. 13 at Ura. Henry I 1
® ch**M
. hi
, 11 cup crushed pineapple
until fudge loaea Its gloss.
Ruis 11s home at Marina a
Wick cherry Jello
Add nuta. Put in buttered pan
lale, were made.
Diaaolve I pkg. of the Jello and chill. Cut into squares.
A musical program was with hot water, then add
• • •
presented by Mrs. Monte and cup cranberry sauce and stir
A buttermilk candy has
Mrs. Philip Boyd.
» ' u- p°“ r int,> • ,b* • |nch been requested. I hope thia
„
,
.
.
pin and let congeal complete- ia the one wanted.
l9(UR M BBft I* M*d Hm
Mrs. James Lyons was hon- P „ „ {rr|m che„ / t ^
BUTTERMILK CANDY
. sir
*
orad during tha social hour. I pineapple until smooth a
1 cup buttermilk
w
-IjoU-nmt,
She and her family are mov- creamy and ipread on top of
J tip. soda
log to Pensacola next week, jello mixture. Mix the second
3 cups sugar
CHRISTMAS
3 taps, corn syrup
Chapter members presented P*SJeII°
,lm € *■ **>6
CARDS
her with an engraved sliver
Pteee in refrigerator
3 tbsps. butter
irayi
until thick, but not complete1 tip. vanlllu
Otberi present were Hmes. *P congealed, then spoon onto
1 cup chopped nuts
Fred Wilson, George Beers, the eream cheese and plneAdd soda to buttermilk In
Largest .Selection O f lloxed And Individual Card* In
Edison Myers, Vincent Gara, *PP,e mixture. When thor4 quart saucepan. Stir well
Religious And Traditional Theme*. From 39c Up.
Alvin Kilpatrick, R i ch a rd ™««F ehllled heat bottom of and let stand one minute. Add
Beautiful Selection O f G ift* For Her, Him Or Hom e —
pan
just
slightly
and
turn
on
sugar, corn syrup and butter.
Butler and G ary Hudgins.
From It.00 Up. Imprinting Done On i'rrmiacn —
to a platter. Cut In squares Cook to the soft bull stage
ONE D A Y SERVICE.
and serve. It does not need a (234 to 238 degrees). Add va
garnish. It Is especially good nilla and nuts. Beat until be
with snorted crisp crackers gins to thicken. Drop by tea
fir
spoons onto buttered cookie
Her other favorite ia ealled sheet.
FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER
FRUIT FINGERS
* • •
3 eggs
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Here ia a fudge recipe using
1 cup sugar
condensed milk.
, , „ .
.......
„ ,114 cups all purpose flour
I can condensed milk
To Marry Donald Begin
14. and Mr*. X- V . Xepp,
33N Park Ave., nmwimra the
engagement and approaching
marriage of their daughter,
Cheryl Lynn, to LL (jg) Don
ald Roger Begin, aen of Mr.
and Un. Henry L. Begin, of
Lewiston, Maine.
Mlta Repp was been In
Jackaooville, attendee
there, in Mamphia,
Norfolk, Va., and Sanford.
She wa* a member of the ISO
graduating ctaaa of Seminole
High School end is presently
attending the Univenity of
Jickaonvllle where aha la
majoring in English.
The groom-elect la a native
of Lewiston, graduated from
tin Lewiston High School and
the University of San Francisco, where he majored in
Businesa Administration.
He la presently serving In
the U. 8. Navy with VAH-II
Detachment 8 and is station
ed at the Sanford Naval Air
Station.
The wedding b planned for
Dec. 31 at the Naval Air Sta
tion ChapeL
dfamsunaluiM
Zeta X i
Plan* Holiday
Miss Cheryl Lynn Repp
W m m J a * Fin
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r. n
Fr id ay
• iM Cl> M (* m i h
( l ) ( l ) Stmt, Sparta,
Weather
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• ill (I) New*. Sparta, Wat.
ther
• ill (I) Ch. I Sporte
• :H (I) Maw*— w tltar Crea*
kite
(I) Huntlep • Rrtnhley
(I) Newt— Ran Caehrss
• i l l (I ) Outdoor Baltatla
Board
T ill (I) Allant Service
« > Wpatt Carp
(t) Lea Herein Prtionta
f : l * (It International She*.
»] me
(I ) Tnunr F#epVs Con*
cart
<t: 71 lanaat Strip
III# (t ) Bo* Hepa
(I) Route <•
(I) Rarhe’s L a e
• i«S (I ) K arrs'* Qtrtp
(I) Twilight Sane
V
t
(I ) Farmer'* Daughter
1*:H (1) Jack Pear (Coler)
(I) Baaing
t»:M 11) Malta That Spar*
U:M (ip Ntwa
(I) Nawe—Murphy Mar*
tin
t l :t t (1) Ntwa, Sports, Wattthar
(I) Thaalar *( the Stare
U :la (1) Johnny Carton
(Color)
11:11 (1) Haeorlck
S A T U R D A Y A . M.
1:1* (I) News. Waathrr
(I)
t i lls 111
(I)
(I)
t l i l l (1)
(•)
•:SB ( I ) Sanrlae Sam attar
1:9* ( ! ) Orewara Alm aaa*
(t )
1:11 (I)
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(}>
1:1* (1)
(1)
»:»» (1)
(I)
(!)
1:1* ( ! )
l*:o* ( ! )
(I )
Nawa
Deputy Pawg
RPD Mid-Florid*
Acrnit Th* ranee
(I ) Cartoenlae
Rocky Jona*
11:1* ( !) Fury
Robin Hood
(f« Roy Roger* Shew
Suparmaa
(I) Beany A Cacti
Bupar Car
RATUR1MY P. M.
Tht Alvin Shaw
Major Mercury
11:41 ( ! ) Art. rraaton
t o Kky King
Ruff A Reddy
( l) Ruga nunny
llartor liaathcot*
Quick Draw McOraw t l:l# <!i llullwlnkl* (Color)
11:M
14S
• :t«
1:1*
lilS
Shirley Jon ei, Gig Young, I fair," a rlb-tlckllng romantic i Island Drivs-ln Theatre. AsRed Buttoni and Corolyn comedy In color, running Sun- tronauti arc all the rag*
J ooei otor la MA Ticklish AX-1 day through Tueeday at Mov*] th sis day*—and thdfs’ o a
eaptlvatln* on* in this eomedy. Ha’i six y a a n old.
Sophia Loren and Anthony
Perkins alar In the c o feature,
"F iv a Uilei to M id n igh t"
Co-featured Wednesday g a l
Thursday ora "A O lrl Named
T am lko," in color and (ta r
ring Laurence iU rv ey , and
“ Five B r a n d e d W om en,"
starring Van Heflin.
TON I T *
SAT.
II.M A C
CARLOAD
I1.M
TR IP LE FEATURE
•Jr
-B Y E BYE B IR D lS "
JgRgt Leigh — Color
A
A GOOD TIME l> being had by Red Buttons.
Gig Young, Shirley Jones and Carolyn Jones in
this night club scene from “ A Ticklish Affair,”
running Sunday through Tuesday at Moviehutd
Drive-In Theatre.
N*. 9 A t 9:38 Only
•THE YOU NG RACERS"
Mark Damon — Color
N*. S A t I I M Only
"B L A C K GOLD"
PkUlp Carey
special
Friday the
||th
•UN. • M ON. • TUBS.
D O N 'T FORGET
E A R L Y BIRD
SHOW
SU N D AY S S i l l P. M.
Schedule O f Show*
Hen. . 8:13 A 10:00
Mas. * Tuea. 7:00 * 10:43
S a d fo
.BuTr&s-JONG^
Co-Feature
Sun. - S i l l Only
Mon. A Tuea. 0:00 Oaly
Hanford Showing
“ 4 MILES
T O M IDN ITE"
Starring
Soph In Loren
Anthony Perkins
According to Hollywood re
port, Mias Carol la • superb
“ Gidget." Hollywood alto re
ports that "G idget Goes to
Homo" la auperb motion pic
ture entertainment.
The new Columbia releaie,
In Eaatman Color, la said to
take full advantage o f IU
teen*. All Rom* itself, it*
street* and p la n a *, muii-uint,
hotels, cathedrals and historic
ruin*, provide the background
for "G idget Goes to Rome,"
and Roman aoclety — with a
aatlrie bow or two In tbu di
rection o f both "L a Dolce
V ita" and Italian film-making
in general — contributes to
th* delightful and heart-warm
ing comedy.
dltt-rlie cola FUN SHOWS
EVERY SAT. MORNING 10:00
Movies . . . Cartoons . . . Prifea . . .
Toys From TOY CORRAL
AD M . 8 diet-rite *r R C COLA BOTTLE CAPS
4:11 « ) roiltga Football
S?»re beard
4 :!l (1) t i n t . Report
lit* ( ! ) NFL nikhllgkt*
(«) nte PtiMure
I »» ( ! ) Th* Ontlawe
(*i Purler W iener
l:|* (<> If* (he Law
1:11 ( ! ) Florid* Flaking
1:11 (I ) Nawa
a:«• ( ! ) Ck. i Kaws
( ! ) DaWait Warkekep
1:11 (1) C iualrp
1:1* (C) Mr. Td
Stjrl* U I A.
(1) Cocoa Chrlatm.1*
farad*
7:01 ( ! ) Ctrcu* Boy
( I ) Caalrat
•hawaaaa
Florida
T :ll ( I ) Tk* Llaulaaaat
((> Jarkl* Qlaaiaa
( I ) llfrelananny
Joay niahop
lilt ( !)
(I)
(!)
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I t*
Jinx midnight show la fea lt:tt
11:01
tured. “ The Am ailng Trans* 11:10
parent M an" and " T h t Black 11:10
11:11
C a itle."
(I )
(t )
(I )
(I )
(0)
(1)
(I!
(C olor)
I'hlt Silver*
Lawrence Walk
Saturday NlaUt
Marl*
Tka Da'andara
Jarry t.ewla
Uuatmoka
(O il) Nawa
Thaatar of tha gtara
M r!*
Adult Thaatar
SUNDAY P. M.
11:11 (I )
(I )
t l)
11:1# (0)
ID
1:04 (1)
tl)
(I )
Faith ler Today
Ravlval
Far* Th* Nation
Film Fart
oral Hobart*
Chrtitophars
llarsld of Truth
U of Fla. naakatkall
Itifhllahta
t i l l (I ) Franttaro of Fallh
(0) Spar* A * . It-port
1:11 |*) I’ro Football Klokuff
New 'Gidget' A t Hits
A new "G idg et," the third
comes to th* Rita Theater Sun
day through Wedneaday In tha
Jerry
Brealer
production,
"(ild g ct Goes to Rome.” Pre
viously played by Sanilrn Dee
and Deborah W aller In "G idg
et" and "G idget Go** Ha
waiian," raapectlvely, the ex*
uberant teen-ager now la play
ed by lovely Cindy Carol, win
ner o f a nationwide talent
•earch which enllated support
from newspapers, radio and
television station*, school dra
matic groups and theater*.
(I ) Nawp—n at*r Ttroat
(I ) Magi* Laaa at Alla,
kaiam
(•» CMlaglata Ktekoft
(») My Friend rilcka
(*> Ariay-Navy Football
flam*
( ! ) rtiamplanshlp W rest,
ting
( I ) Watefc Mr. W tsart
( ! ) Talant A Talk
(1) Spurts tllchllghla
( ! ) MtTlna* Thaatar
(*) Orair Cup Champlanahlp
Comedy A t Drive-In
i , v i v f t » rv r )
UI Dt I M THI A I R !
First
Theater X
Fireball XIa
Mighty Maas*
Jetton*
Danal* Th* Menace
Rla Tla Tin
STARTS SUNDAY
Q a c n b ij.
(1)
(I)
1:11 t l)
(I )
Libyrlnth
NFL Football
Dlrarllona ‘ It
Iniarnatloaal Zona
• :#* ID
(1 )
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Sun-lay
(1)
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North wanted to pesa his
partner’s thrr* heart bid. He
knew that he was supposed to
bid ami finally decided to go
ahead on the tho<>ry that his
partner would really be upset
if North’* past o f a forcing
1-id should coat a gain*.
South ruffed the third spade
and remarked, " i ’urtnrr, I’m
aura glad you had confidence
in m e." Then South proceeded
to play th* ace and queen of
trump*. West let the queen o f
truinpa hold urid now South
commenced to study th* hand.
Th* study did him no good.
Ther* was no way he could
avoid th* loa* o f two more
tricks. South cut the rant# for
the next deal and complained
bitterly about his bad luck in
getting a 4*1 trump breakThere was no queition that
South was unlueky. Trumps
NORTH
•
4171
F i l l
♦ 7 8 59
♦ 739
W EST
E A ST
♦ AKQJ10
♦ 949
♦ K759
♦ J 4
F«
♦10189
♦ JO
sport*
Til A
Moral laauaa
Crab*
Nawieop*
O n & h id q &
LO s
♦loggia
SOUTH (D)
♦ 89
♦ AQJ 1 0 9
♦ AKQ
♦ AKQ
Both vulnerable
latrfk W eal North , Bail
i f
9♦
P ass
Pass
IV
Put
iV
Put
Fi b
Opening
usually break 9-2 and If they
had broken that way 8outh
would have gallopod o f f with
the robber.
However, South should have
mad* hi* contract In spite of
Jh sQ
A top executive in th* men'*
clothing industry saye that
anytime he sees n badly dressed man he's "eith er a bach*lor, or married to a woman
who doesn't ear#."
Th* gentleman la overlook
ing one likely bet—especially
TV RENTAL
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•ooum u pictures •a w e’ csu*
huuti
neatrea
n gale*
• Service
Sem ino le T V
FA i - i s : n
Zenith Color TV Salee
2800 Hanford Ave.
th* trump break. He ahould
have don* hie thinking before
he led th* are o f ipnilee, not
after he had run into that 4-1
bieak.
In that case South would
have led th* queen of trumps
at trick four. Weat'a heat piny
would b* to duck whereupon
Houth would tinvu continued
with the Jack. If W ist ducked
that alao South would lay
down his ace and play dlamonda and eluba until West
ruffed whereupon South would
claim the balanca.
If W est took the aaeond
trump he would either have to
put Bouth right in with a dia
mond or club o r give him a
chance to r u ff (he fourth
spade with dummy's eigh t of
trumps. Cither way South
would have been starting a
new rubber.
if the wife looks Ilk* • fashion th* family.
As tong as hie wift'a elnthe*
model and th* husband looks
and
like an unmade bed, and that ara expentlva enough
wrll-choeen enough and appro*
Is that the hueband enjoy*
priat* enough to give her a
pluylng th* part o f a man who
baet-dreeeed look, tha man
ie plain a t an old ih oa and
who walk* at her side ran a f
couldn't rare lesi about proper
ford to be careless shout how
dreta.
he looks. Evaryone can tell
If th* man has plenty o f from a glance at his wlfa that
money—and men who really lack o f money or not hnnwlnr
work at looking aa though how to dreta correctly Isn't
they are above being clothes- HIS prublsm. So he can relax
eiiiiscioua usually do— you can in hla old clothra and feel like
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A M E R IC A
IMPORTS
a o w is . m o.
By Abigail Van Buren
seta it in those tight little
ringlets that ware popular
23 years ago. Tbla w om an
baa two lovely daughters
who will soon be la their
teona and, Abby, you knew
when a mother looks liko
she la working at the old
est profession ah* spoilt
her daughters’ chaaesa fo r
popularity. I don’t know
thla woman well enough to
tell her m yielf, but should
n't somebody tell h er?
GOOD NEIGHBOR
D EAR GOOD: If ■ friend
doesn't tall her. a stranger
certainly c a n 't Perhaps bar
daughters will, eventually.
But If “ popularity" depends
on how one's mother w ears
her hair, who nteda It?
DEAR ABBY: Ten months
■go I started taking piano
tenons. I am 41. A few day*
ago
my
piano
tcieh ar
handed me ■ copy o f THE
BLUE
DANUBE
WALTZ
and laid that was to be my
recital piece. I protested,
but she refuted to take me
seriously. I told her I’d let
her know. What I want to
know is, am 1 obligated to
play In her recital?
Just what la the purpose
a recital? For w hole bene
fit la It? The pupils’ or th*
teaeher’a? I never eapeet
to play publicly, » o why
should I play In a recital to
"gain con lldrn ce"? l am
her only adult pupil, and
can’t ate tnyielf in a recital
with a lot of children. I’ ve
ittrnded tom e of her reci
tal*. She stands In the
wings and rounts. What
would YOU tell her Ahby?
THINKING IT OVER
DEAR
THINKING:
I’d
tell her not to count on me.
• • •
*
*
*
D EAR AIIBY: Would yon
rail a parly properly chap
eroned If the parents aro
In one part o f the houie and
the kids are in another, and
they don't see each other
all evening? Theio young
folk* are from 18 to IS
)e a r s o f age, and their idea
of a good chaperons la on#
who stays completely out o f
sight. I always thought a
chaperone should m ake a
few appearances during the
avening, but I am told no
othar parents do this. I bats
to em barran my daughter
DEAR AIIBY: A churchgoing neighbor of high mor
al character needs diaperately to be told what to do
with her hair. She can’ t af
ford to go to a beauty par
lor, so she fixes it herielf.
It has been bleaehed until
It looks like hay. And ahe
W
&
r r j 'f f i
T A B LE^
H O P PIN G
UY JUDY TURNER
It’a for sure now . . . Chrintmaa la walljr coming.
We found out when Snntn rode Into town Wedneaday
in the liijr parade. He nlao told tm nbmit nil the peo
p le who nre shopping, bnkliitr, cleaning, decorntinj?
and wrapping junt to make things nice for him when
he cornea buck in two and one half wcoka. We gave
him a clue too, which w* can I
pass on to you. When you got those who would like to have
tlrrd from nil that work, ro* their party at th* Cupri. The
lax.
lunch hour, with Its variety
*
•
o f luncheon menus, is active
What could be m ore relax- also as th* Capri serve* near,
Ing than linking your feet ly Ho person* earh day. Th*
Into (he soft cur|iet at Fred menu* nre chungrtl every day
die's Steak House. T h at’s just snd three or sometime* fou r
n starter, because after a rholees are offered, all o f
leisurely meal o f on* o f their them delicious.
e
e
e
delieloua ■(•nks, aerved with
For those hurry up meals
a fine red wine you will he
feeling absolutely rested and when you’vo been shopping
all day nothing will be ao
refreshed. Try it mid ece,
•
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eaay or pleas* th* kid* more
Th# Herald Angel* were than to stop at tha W hata.
treated to th* heat pie In burger and pick up supper.
town Thursday when D ive You ran choose from chicken
Rcniiey brought in Some o f or shrimp or any style ham
his wife's delicacies. Th* hit burger.
s e e
af the day was the peanut
I
f
Santa
neede to do Mm*
butter pi* Allen* R*m1*y has
made fametii throughout the work without th* children,
area. The treat wn* in honor he'd do well to drop them o ff
o f the Ilemley'i) new m an at the Skate City ikatlng
over
the
weekend.
agership o f tho Houmlllat and r i n k
night
Anderson food division. They They're open every
are hack at the drug store from 7:30 td 10:80 exeept
afternoons
after a 12 year absence, dur Tuesdays, a n d
ing which time they've w ork from 2:30 til 4:30. You don ’t
have to loava them
ed around town. A ll sort* o f just
interesting food and plane are though, yon will enjoy the
now being cooked up at Rou- fun too.
*
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*
mlllat and Anderson*, Includ
By Oswald Jacobv
(jJomm:By Ruth Millera
CLIP ft MAIL ■ ■ ■ ■ '
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•
Vallay Day*
NIIC Nawa llncore
F -olball
Monday
■ paataaular
( I ) Wild Kingdom
1:1* (1) 11
i"illl» a - Howl
(0 ) Tad Mack Hour
1:1* (4) lath Century
JAMES DAHIIEN and newcomer Cindy Carol
have n lovers’ quarrel in the new Jerry Rresler
production, "Gidget Goes to Homo” showing
Sunday through Wednesday at the Kitz Theatre.
tp O # ^
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(D s a n
1:04 IS) tili.-nvary ' « !
TODAY & SAT.
AT 1:00 - 9:00 - 3:00 . 7:00 - 1:00
Vfct
ing a future take-out supper
service, expanded menu, ami
lots o f others. Anyw ay, back
to th* pit, Thursday was th*
first day the fabulous plae
were served and from now on
you'll know where to find
them.
•
•
*
I To ease th* mounting tenslons end pressures o f th*
holidays nothing could he*
the
more
beneficial
than
hour# 1 to 9 p.m. next W ed
nesday. That is when MeloIf hla wife trie* to maka him d<* Skating Rink will be
pay more attention to hla h id in g IU "H ousew ife’s day"
dress, ha can av«n make her with lesson* snd open skating.
feel a little foolish by aaaming Good alto to get in sh ip * for
to be above euch superficial the big meals ahead.
valuaa aa dressing correctly to
Impreaa other*.
Darlene reports from Spen
cers that the la ready to put
up the Christmas decorations
as scon as someone come* out
to help her. She suggested
m«. but I thought eh* could
do better than that! Anyway,
they ara getting all eat fo r
their round o f
Christinas
parties scheduled by various
groups for th* next couple o f
weeks and are looking fo r
ward to havlnr a busy, but
good, time.
s e e
But you can be pretty sure
that If hla wife ever decided to
be a* Indifferent to clothes s i
her husband Is— he wouldn't
like It a bit.
For aha ia hla window dress
ing; *h* I* hla sign that say*
louder Ilian words, "1 am a
successful snd w ell-to-do gen
tleman, even though I don't
dree* like one."
So the poorly dressed men,
who could well afford to bo
well-dressed,
probably
isn't
Anctber place busy with
married to a woman who
doesn't ear*. His w tfe Just parties this season Is the
maybe la a woman who dresses Capri. Manager Robert Raines
well enough to let her husband report* that meet o f th*
get by in th* "plain-as-an-old- weekend nights have been
shoe" role he b a t chosen for scheduled but there are severtl w**k nights open fo r
him**if.
Last tall for party reser
vation* going out at th*
farib*. Flo reports that th*
hook l* filling up fast and
only a couple c f good days
are left. She also suggests
you (ulv* all your Christmas
problems with a on* stop
shopping trip to tha Carib*
wh*r# you can maka plans
for th# party end buy th#
gift* you need from their
package aupply. Jark, who la
"on du ty" during th* dinner
hour, esy* that the two Inch
steaks are going wall and th*
loung* la picking up more
dinner customers every n ig h t
Hack In the party news, th*
Carib* h si had a couple of
good ones lately . . . a wed
ding party and a farewell
party, both o f which were
•‘enjo y*d by a l l"
Sursly do like to hear from
people who'v# enjoyed going
to place* listed In this colum. The Fainted Horae la
the recipient of tha honors
this time; ona girl told me
her family had been there
five time* since reading th*
recommendation* In thla pa
per. That should ba endorse
ment enough for anyone, but
to add to it, wa’U ju st say
that the food is outstanding.
Th* Painted Horse la a fa
mily restaurant and th* kids
will enjoy th# different adventure In eating “ Sm org-AStyle” as much as th* adults.
hy
being
different,
but
think It'a dishonest to
aura
other
m
pareota
t w fn r i
V e rd i
Dne. «, ’6S—Pa#o 7
I
at-
GOOD
that
their child’ s party la botng
chaperoned and than
stay
out of sight all even lag. If
1 am wrong, please tell n a .
2 4 4 5 F rew ek A t * .
S a n fo r d , F la .
MRS. D.
DEAR MRS. D .: No. yon
are righ t A good chaperon*
need* to pop hi only one*
to let tho kids know that sb*
m a y pop In at any tima.
Carry O at Orders
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WKOHSiAUNI
HALF A MO'.CMayl H
THCfiE AWV MriGERMDRt.
THIS WICK, M E T MEiKf
s o w id p s -
haring or alalmtng la
have any right, HU* aad/
or lataraat la or to the
propartr harala daacrlbad.
TOU ARB HEREBY NOT!PIED that a suit haa b*«n
brought again*! rao, and each
af you, tha nature af which la
ta quiet Ih* till* t* th* hareInafter daacrlbad ria l proper
ly.
Th* nama a f th* Court la
which th* *ult haa boon tnatttutad I* th* Circuit Court.
Ninth Judicial circuit, in and
foy Semlnot* County, Florida
Th* till* o f th* eaa* ta RO
BERT B. COLE and LSLAKD
C. LEE, Plaintiff*, u . EVE
PROCTOR, a alngla woman,
EDWARD DAVIS EINOBBURT
and BARBARA RUTH KtXaSBUnT, hta wife, OEOROB H.
EINOBBURT and LUCILR D.
KINOdBURT, hta wlfa, MART
VIROINIA EINOBBURT, a alatl* woman. VIROINIA ANN
EINOBBURT. a alngla woman
and ALBERT P. EOPP, It
th*r *r* tiring, ar It they ar*
dead, tbalr unknewa hair*, dovia***,
apauaaa,
grant***
lienor*.
eeslgna,
luocaaaara,
trustee*. and agalnat any and
all olhar paroona having or
claiming to hav* any right,
till* and/or Inter**! In or to
th* property herein dccertbod,
Defendant*,
hatng Chaacary
Number 1IIT1
Th* d«*«rlpt1ea a f th* real
propart Involved, located la
Hamlnol* County, Florida, I*
a* follow*;
PARCEL NO. I
Lot 1. of Block B, and Lot
4. o f Block P, Sqnlondo
Country C l u b
Eetaiae,
Bamlnol* County, Florida,
according to plat thereof
recorded In Plat Book 11,
Pag* 41, o f tha Public
IWcorde o f lem lnol* Coun
ty, Florida.
PARCEL BO. 1
Lot 1. o f Block B. aad Lot
I. o f Block P. of Baninado coun try Club Estates,
grmlnol* County. Florida,
aocordlng to plat tharaof
racordad In Plat Book II,
Pag* 14, o f th* Publla
Raoorda of Scmlaolo cou n
ty, Florida
Tou ar* hereby aetlflod fur
ther that you arc required to
flic your anawer ta th* Com
plaint hiratofor* fllad In aald
'qulat title proceeding* with
th* Clark af th* Circuit Court
of gamlnol* County. Florida,
and to aarv* a copy tharaof
upon th* Flalntlffa' attornar.
Cartar A. Bradford, not latar
than th* llth day o f Docam
bar, t i l l .
(HEAD
Arthur H. Backwllh, Jr.
Clerk o f tho Circuit Court
gamlnol* County. Florida
By Martha T. Vihlaa. D. a
Carter A. Bradford
Ward A Bradford
l*« E. Washington Btraat
Orlando. Florida
Attornay for Plaintiff*
Publlah; Nev. II, tl. II. Da*. 4,
till
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ar
i r a i r
on r.
HI M MtM t» Beetles 1M.S4
•f Ftoft* lUMtM. (Ml IM
u l ln l li i i H i ewaera at an
UM« la lr m i *11118 that
i
l U l l f f M W W T IT ti
To* aat aaak al m w i
larabr natlftad aad raaalrad
ta file nap alalaw aa4 4a>
maid* which re*, ar althav af
rao. war kara aealnat aaM
aauta la tha afflaa at COM*
tr Jndg# C Vernas Mas, h ,
Caaatr Jade* at Cawlaol*
Caaatr. at hta afflaa la tha
coart Hoai* u a«alert Flor
ida. witiio
its calendar
moathc from tha time at tha
flrat fahlleotlaa at tht* aatlaa.
Each claim ar damaat welt
ha la wrttlaf aad aaatola th*
place af r*aid*<iee aad goat
afflaa addraaa af th* eUlmant,
M* agent. ar attaraar. ar tha
•am* ahal! ha weld. .
BETTI C ▼. CASLOW
Aa Eaaaatrla *f aaM
aatat*.
Edward* * IdeCormlck
tail E. ttohlaaoa Area**
Orlaado, Florid*
Attornar far Saceatrla
Fahllih Ear. M A Da*. * It
n
T iu ttn
• a ru is
pro-
for*tail*a. capias a t thla
ooood f l i rtation m ar h* ah*
tataad la tha Eaatat O ffla t
Caart ttaaaa, C a a fa rt Flarlda.
Hoad*r thra Frldar* from
tlM A. K ta ItM P. E
Pohllt heart o r w ill hr h*M
la tha samlaat* Caaatr Caart
Kona*. fanfare, Florid*, la t l *
Caaatr Cammlialaaara Boom,
aa Daoomhar S t IM a at l t :H
A. If. or a* aaaa thartaftar
aa roaalbl*.
owner*. Caaiaa a f thla propoe*4 raaalatlaa mar ha ahuiaad
a tha Saalar Offle*. coa rt
Honor, tan ford, Florida, Mondar thra Friday* from StH
A. J*. t* lit* F. M.
Fubtte haarlnr wlU ho hold
la Ih* Son Inal* Caaatr Court
Hoaao. Sanford. Florida. In th*
Caaatr Cemmlttlonart Roam,
aa Daeamlar It, 1*41 at M:*a
A. M. ar aa aaaa tharaaftar
aa roaalll*.
Board af Caaatr Commie#laaara
Bamlnal* County, Florida
Br J. C Hutellaaa, Chair*
aald naraea
TOU ARE harabr aottflad
that a Complaint ta foracloa*
a eartaln mortaag* ancumbertng th* follawlng daacrlbad
real propartr, ta-wlti
Lot Four (I), o f QUAIL
FOND TAUT ADDITION
TO C A I I E L D G R R T ,
FLORIDA, gamlnol* cou n
ty, Florida, according to
plat tharaof a* racordad
In Plat Book 11, page* IT
and It. o f th* Public Rec
ord* o f Bamlnol* County,
Florida.
ha* baan fllad agalaat ran In
th* above.atylad suit, and you
ar* required to aarvs a copy
o f your Anawar or other
Pleading to tha Complaint on
Plaintiffs attornaya. ANDERBON. RUSK. DEAN. LOWNDES
A van dan BERO. 133 Eaat
Cantral Avanua, Orlando. PtarIda. and III* th* original Anawar ar ether Pleading In tha
attic* af th* Clerk o f tha Cir
cuit Court on or before th*
31th day o f Docambar, IIIL If
you fall t# da ao, a decree pro
aaafaaa* w ill bo taken agalaat
you far th* rail*! damanded
ia th* Complaint.
This Nolle* shall b* publish
ed one* a week for four eonsocutlv* week* la th* Banford
Harold.
DATED thla 10th dar a f No
vember. l i f t .
(BEAL)
Arthur H. Backwllh, Jr.
Clark af circu it Court
By Martha T. Vihlaa
Daputy Clark
Aadaraon, Ruth, Daan, Lowsda* A van dan Barg
Attornaya aad Caunaallar* at
Law
U l Bait Central Boulevard
Post Office Hoi 3314
Orlando, Florida 13443
Telephone 341-4441
Publish Nor. 33, 31. A Dm. 4.
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PRftBTCUOP A
THSBUSSES*
.KIT THEN 1'U.
I l M A rrm
M k AFTER fry
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Office 204 W. F irst
WITXEdd ear kaada tkla
l i t ! fa r a t K artaM r, A. D.
IMS.
a/ It W. William*
• / Dorothy f- William*
Publlih Nor. » A D ta «, 1MI
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Hail** I* h*r*hr tlraa. Beard
Beckwith, a f Caaatr Caatmlaalanara af
lamlaela Caaatr. Florida, proPull 1*1 Da*, t IMS
pom to ratono th* following
CD F-li
dsaerlbod propartr aoood M-1
■lngl* Familr Raaldaatlal and
R -l Ifalllhl* Familr Raaldtnt*
r e a t h e c u i n a o r b i s k t 1*1 ta CM Oammarctali Lot* 1
OP W A T . DELINEATED Afl lir a S aad Lata 1* thra SI,
Black III Lot* 1 thra 4, Let*
W A M l W AT
t o W h o m i t h a t c o n c e r n ; I t thra tl. Block Id; Let* tl
thru II aad Let* SI thru SI.
Block 11; and th* E IM ft af
th* HIS af Black IT nil In
Crratal Laka W inter Homo*
Subdivision. Farther deecrlbad aa appraalmataly i n f t
aa bath aid** af Country d o b
Road batwaon A lan Art. and
Laka Harr A**.
Public hearing w ill b* held
In th* Somlnol* Caaatr Coart
aar right af th* Countr and Hoaao, Sanfard, Florida, In th*
lb* Publla la and to the fo l Coantr Commlaolonora Room,
lowing daacrlbad right of w ar; an Docambar IS, 1M1 at 1*:M
That certain I I foot w alk- A. H. ar aa aaaa tharaaftar
w a r far tat owner* lying aa foacibl*.
Board a f Caaatr Commlaa*
between Lola 1 aad 1,
Ion or*
from ltd Intaraoetlan with
that certain read known
aemlnol* Countr. Florida
aa Cryctal View North to
B r 1- C. Hatehloon. Chair*
man
Ita lataraactloa with th*
■outhwaatartr let Una o f
Attaat Arthar Bachwlth,
Jr.
Lot A. all af Lech Arbor,
Itlo o f Plaac, taction No. Publlah Da*. I, IMS.
I, according to the Flat C D P -ll
thereof a l recorded
In
Plat Beak I, Pag* t l o f
Nocteo ad Publla Eoortag
th* Publla
Record* af
Natlc#
la hereby
givaa.
Samlnct* Caaatr. Florida. Board of County CammleelonP E R S O N S INTERESTED era af l•mlBel* Caaatr, F lor
HAT A P P E A R
AND BE ida, prapoc* ta raaoa* th* fat*
HEARD AT THE TIME AND tawing daacrlbad property ton
PLACE ABOVE SPECIFIED. ed R -l A aingle Family RailBOARD OP GQUNTT COM* daatlal and A -l Agriculture ta
MISSIONS t il o r
SEMI R -l Multiple Family ReeldenNOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Halt Lot* 1 thru I and Lota
B n / * / Arthar B- Beck IT thru It. Spring Leha a m dlvUloa. aad tha W l/g o f E
with, Jr.
Clark
1/4 of IE 11 o l I M
(1**0
Publlch December R 1ME
Stata Road and part In apring
CDP-II
Laka Subdivision and part a
o f S. It. 411) In g.ctlon T-1ISHE. Furthir d*acrtb«d aa g in arallr C u t o f Highland Mem
ory Darden, W ait o f Pin* S t,
and N of a. R. 411
Public hearing will bo hold
THE
BROOELTN
SAVINOB In the aemlnol* County Court
BANE, a New York banking House, laniard, Florida, in th*
County Commltalener* Room,
corporation,
Plalatlff, on Dceambir 11, 111! at lOiC*
A. M. or aa too* tharaaftar
MURIEL HARDNElt, and If ag poaalbla
Board a f Coaatg catomlaamarrlad. ------ SARD NT R. bar
lon*r*
husband.
Defendant*.
lemlnol* Countr, Florid*
N tm c R o p a t i t
By J. C. Hulchlaon, Chair
man
■TATE OF FLORIDA
TOi MURIEL OARDNER. and.
Attaat Arthar Beckwith,
Jr.
If marrlad ------ OARD
NER. bar huaband,
Pablleh Da*. 1 111*.
wboa* raaldanc* la UN CDP-14
KNOWN
Tou ar* baraby required to
la t h e at Public Roaring
fit* your anawar or written
Notice la htreby given, Board
dafanaaa. It any. In th* above af County Commlealonar* at
proceeding with th* Clark af ■emlnol* Caanly, Florida, prothla Court, and to aarv* a poia to reaon* the following
copy thereof upon th* Plain daierlbad propartr aoaad R -l
tiff* attornaya. whoa* asm** Single Family Residential to
and adilrae* appears haraon. R -l Multiple Family; Lota 33
and 31, Frost’s Addn. to Alta
monte. Further described aa
lying goutheaet at Terrae*
Lana and Longwood Av*.
Public hearing will b* held
In th* aemlnol* County Court
Houer, Banford. Florida, In th*
County Commissioners Room,
on Docambar 31. 1HI at 14:4*
A. M. or a* aoon tharaaftar
aa poaalbla.
Board o f Oaunty Commlaalonara
Bamlnol* County, Florid*
Or J. C. Hutchison. Chair
man
Atteit Arthnr Beckwith, Jr.
At toil
t a n c s a r arrr
■TAT* o r
FLORIDA
TO
EARHERTHE EDISON, whoa*
raaldana* I* l i l t • Mth Btraat,
Da trait. W a re* Caantr. Mich
igan, and wheat m ailing ad*
dram I* 111! • Mth Btraat. De
troit, W ar** Caaatr. Mlehl*
gant
A cult haring boo* filed
agalaat pan la th* Clrcalt
Caart In and far Samtaeta
County. Florida, la Chancery,
far 41rare*, th* abbrartatad
title af which
la Chhrla*
Pranhltn Edlion, plain tiff. r.
Earaastln* Edlcan. dofondant.
thla aattca la t* require ran
t* file with th* Clark a f aald
Court your written defense*.
If aar, ta the plaintiff-* earn*
plaint fllad la aald cauaa, and
ta aart* a copy on tha plain
t iff* attornaya not Inter than
th* t i l l day a f Docambar, A.
D. 1ME
Harala fait aat * r a dear**
pro eanfacaa w ill b* antarad
agalaat you.
WITNESS my haad aad th*
•**! af aaM Court at Sanford.
Florida, thla tllh dar a f No
vember. A. D. 1ME
(SEAL)
Arthur 1L Beckwith. Jr.
Clerk *f th* Circuit Caart
By Martha T. Vihlaa
Deputy Clark
Hutchtaon and Lofflar
Edward* Building
Poet Office Drawer H
•anferd. Florida
Atterneya far Plaintiff
Fubltih November II, SI. W,
»u t
(Seminal* Caanty, Florida), u
nMHi< la Plat Hook a, m i
IT. at Ila Pallia Record* af
■amlaal* Caaatr. Florida. 4a
Intend ta aula apfileatia* far
U4 vaaatlaa at tla wkala at
aald flat ta tla Board at
Coaatr Cantalaalonara af iaaelaala Caaatr. Florida, at It*
rtf alar moating at ISttd
•'clock a. m. aa Taaadar. Dae*
ambar H 1M».
A ril or
Clark Circuit Court
Bamlnol* County C o u r t haua*
By; Martha T. Vihlaa
Daputy Clark
OREQORT, COURS A
PAN I ELIX)
Attornaya for Plaintiff
1*4 Jackten Street
Tampa t. Florid*
Publlah Not. 11, It. A Da*, d.
RENT A BED
Ral!awsj, BeipiUl A BaRr
runs. S Has. 1st Floor.
C
om
uptown. $43. F A M M L
FURN. Apt Prefir elderly
couple. Can FA 1-OiM between 1-4 p. m.
FURN. Gangs apt. 2949V4
Palmetto. FA 3-4433 ar
FA 34294.
APT., Unfurn., first ftm . m
8. Park.
NEWLY DECORATEDCLEAN
Largs S Bdrm., Fte. Bm., U »
turn, hoin*. Nleo location,
plenty at shad*. On K hool
but line. $100 month. Ph.
FA S-274S alter 0 p .m .
FURN. Apt lor coopt*. Light*
A water included. $4*. Ph.
FA 3-TJS*.
STENSTROM RENTALS
Judge, foaalaol# C o e ily , 04*4* UNFURNISHED HOMES. Wa
*d Florida, la Piabato
hav* a fine aalactioo tt 2
la r* IB* Ratal* oft
asd I BR homed, 1 aad S
BERTHA K. LOWE,
Daeaaaad.
hatha. Price* from $7$ (a
FINAL NOTICE
Notice la harabr given that
th* underilgnad will, *n tha
lath day af Daeambar, A. D.
$ Tl
tt. 1I*L
ttH . praaant to tho Honsrabio > IB IS DaBary
CDO-II
Countr Judge a f Bamtaol* 1 BB oh Cordova
$ «S
County, Florida, bar final re 3 BR Is Piaecrert
SlOd
NOTtCH TO DEFEND
turn, account and vouchers,
TEF. BTATK OP FLORIDA TO I a*
HIS
Administrate!*
af
th* 3 BR M CdtMlbdrrp
E. EDWARD NEAL
Eilat* af BERTHA E. LOWE, 3 BB Ravaaaa Pk
$110
Addraaa and Raaldaaeo
daeaaaad. and at aald tlma,
$ i»
Unknown
than and there, make applica $ BB 1 Botha
Tou ar* hereby aottflad that tion to tha aald Judge far o 4 BR t Bafts
IUS
lu ll ha* baan filed agalnat
you In Ih* Circuit Court af
Seminole County. Florida, tn
Chancery, an abbreviated till*
of which la Flrat Federal Sav
Rati Eitate — Mortgagas
ing* and Lean Anaoctatlea af
Bamlnol* County, a corpora
111
N. Park Ava. FA 1-343S
tion. Plaintiff, va Richard W.
Parka and wlfa.
Rata M.
Estate of
Parka, at at. Defendants, ih*
nCRTHA K. LOWS
nalur* af aald ault balng a
Deceased.
For Salt or Beat. In January,
suit to foracloa* that certain STENSTROM. DAVIS A
mortgaga dated January 11. MCINTOSH
unfurn. home, $43 mo. 3
11*4, and af record la Official Attornaya fo r Admlnlstratrta
Bedroom, alr-coo. $10 E.
Raoorda Book ITS. Pag* 411, Post O ffice Draw er 111*
Seminal* County publla re ■anferd, Florida 111T1
14th. j, N. Robaoa, Jr. Pk.
cord*, eacumbarlng tha fallow Publlah Nav. I t A Dec. <, n ,
FA MM3 or FA 1 «2 L
ing daacrlbad real properly,
to-wlt:
12. Rrai Eatsts For 8sl«
Lot L and W * of Lot 4.
NOTICE OF H I T
at Book "A", Replat of
FOR DIVOmCD
Lota II through 11 InctuI BEDROOMS, m baths.
alva o f Black d. of PEARL ■TATE OF FLORIDA. 0 MEET
Swimming pool. ru ft. or
LAKE HEIOltTS. Samlnol* INGS.
unfurn. U l Laks DM Dr.
County, Plorlda. according T * i JE R R T MTERg,
to plat thereof recorded la
place a f raaldana* and
Sunlaad.
Plat Booh I, page IT, of
addraaa unknown.
th*
publla
record*
of
Tou ar* baraby notified that
Bemlaol* County, Florida
OENIA MTERS, bn* filed har
and yoa nr* baraby required •worn Complaint against you.
S t JohnB Realty
t* fit* rear anawar In aald being a suit far dlvorea. In THE TIME TESTED FIRM
aalt with th* nndaralgnad Circuit Court fo r aemlnol*
FA $ « U
Clark o f aald Court and to County, at aanford. Florida, 111 N. Park Art
aarva a eopy tharaof upon th* and yen ar* horahy required
Idalntlfr*
attornar,
whoa* to file personally o r by aa a t BY OWNER - Tea Room
name and addraaa appear be torney with tha Clark a f our
Ilouao. Doubt* Lot Mb ft
low, an ar before th* tlth aald Court, at Banford. F lo r
Oak. FA 3-4341.
day a f Daeambar, 1M1. aad ida. yea r written dafans*. If
In default tharaof Doers* Pro any. t* th* Bill a f Complaint
Coafatao
will
b*
antarad filed In said cans* against you. READY TO MOVE IN NOWI
agalnat you.
and to flla a eopy thereof
.WITNESS my hand and o f with the undarelgned attorney, Modern s Bedroom, 1 Bath
ficial seal at tb* County Court R. W . Ware. P. a Boa 1411,
bom* on largo corner lot
house, Sanford. Samlnol* Coun Hanford. Florida, an ar bafare
with tall Pis* Tread. This
ty, Florida thla llt h day af th* 14th day a f Deeambor A.
can ha yours for only $313
November, 1ML
D. 1341; HEREIN fall net or
fudgm tat
w ill be rendered
(IEAL)
down, with $M s mooth
s
is
tn
tt
you.
Tht*
beleg
Chan
Arthur H. Bachwlth, Jr.
payments, including taxes
Clark af th* Circuit Court cery rate No. 11441.
By; Martha T. Vihlaa. D.C. (SBALt
asd lainranee. No Qualify
Phillip H. Logan
Arthur H. Beckwith, J ring. Call
Stenstrom Realty
Sblhboleer and L o g * *
Atternay* at Law
Plrat Federal B uilding
r. a b *b i iii
Sanfard. Florida
Attorney far P la in tiff
Publlah Nav. IL I t . A
tl, IS IL
CDO-U
Clerk
B y: Martha T. Vihlaa
Daguty Clerk
R. W, W ar* Attaraay for
Plalatlff. P. a Boa 14t«
•e3 ford. F lorid*.
Publish Nov. I I A Dec. f. IS.
FHA-VA Salsa Broker
Realtor - Insurer • Trades
Stempcr Agency
�. Jt *
Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them!
BEDROOM, 1 bath. Kit
chen equipped. Owner be
ing transferred. Most sett.
FA 2-940.
BOBIBf A. WILLIAMS
Realtor
Raymond Lundqulst, Asm.
FA 2-991 Atlantic Bank Bldg
T OWNER: 9 Bedrm. 2 bath
house. Dining room, yard
fenced In, Ravenna Park.
39-1197.
R O SA L. P A Y T O N
Reg. Reel Estate Broker
FA 2-1301 17-03 at Hiawatha
3 BR., 1 Bath, Kitchen equip.,
fenced yard. 309 Old Or
lando Rd., Sunland.
neat 3-bedroom home that
has been well kept The
grounds are nicely land
scaped and the back yard
is enclosed with a 4 f t chain
fence. This could pass for
a brand new home. It sold
for (13,000, 1 years afo,
and can be bought during
the month of Doe. 199 for
only |10,7l0. Terms to fit
your pocket book. Do not
mlas this ataali
ONE OF THE NEATEST
Landscaped lo ts
NEAR HOSPITAL
A very nett 9-bodmom home
on 2 lota with trees, sprink
ler system, deep well. Lo
cation. 1201 E. «h St. Fries
la only 110,500, with terms.
ROBERT A. WILUAMS
Raymond LundquUt, At*#.
TO SETTLE ESTATE
Frame bouse, lot, inside
plumbing- 1917 Mangouttke
Avenue. Call or Witte Al
bert N. Fitte, Administrator,
1 Masonic Bldg., 92MCT9.
THIS WEEKS A A A HOME
Your best buy. One of Sen*
ford's most attractive finer
bomest 3 BR, 3 Bath, Fam
ily room, Closed garage.
Fenced yerd. Tranquil set
ting midst whispering pints.
Numerous extras. Less thin
920,000. (ooo down, $109.00
per month.
SOUTHWARD
Investment A Realty
114 N. Path Ave.
322-9173
OWNER leaving! Must sell 3
bedrm. 2 bath borne. (250
Down. FA 2-1547.
JOHN E. FOX
REALTOR
BY OWNER: 3 Br. Ilk batba.
no dawn pymt. Just assume
payments and pay closing
cost. 101 Wilkins Dr.
BARGAIN. 9 BR.. 1 bath CB
House, needs some repair.
9900. Law down pymt.,
low mo. pymt*.
GEHR REALTY
FA 2-8561
LAKE LIVING SITES
10 MiMtea lOBtord, io mlautaa Orlando—2 minute* to
Interstate *— 44 Acre with
huga oakl, aand lake apring
ted—91444 Full Price, (20
par month. No down. Call
owner, Harry Block, Orlasdo, OA 4-8445.
hi
Sanford
The CRy of laniard Civil Ser
vice Board la accepting appllcatloni for the position
9 peilee patrolman. Re
quirements: n to 30 years
of age; bright and wgt to
cooforn with established
standards with minimum
S'#" bgt and 154 lba. wgt;
minimum of high school ed
ucation err e q u i v a l e n t ;
resident of Seminole coun
ty for et least els mouths.
Park section of town, la
one at Saoferd’a moat da•treble Residential Areas,
together with ooe of tka AUTO MECHANIC. Must be
familiar with Chrysler pro
neatest homes with 2 nice
bedrooms and a dea. Even ducts. Sober, reliable A
willing to work. Baa Mr.
has beautiful hardwood
floors and a kitchen Mg Brass at Brass Motors, 51*
enough to eat In. This la E. 1st B4.
buys for December, lm .
Let ua show you (hit deal
PART T U B W ORK
today, priced at (11,100,
TU
with a low down payment
March 15
and reasonable monthly
9 PER HOUR TO START
payment*.
If yw can work 20 to 49
BAY’S UPHOLSTERY
Everett A. Harper Agree?
hr*, per *k., morning*, af
ReupboUterlsg. Free eat.
Realtor*—949 Park Ave.
ternoon'. tr ovt'a (til 9:90) A S-TIll
TE 4-2595
Sanford, or call FA 9-291
we m*y ire yon. Must bo
mechanically inclined, 25-40 Tractor mowing A Grading.
JUST LISTED l
Cell FA 2-7421.
Spacious 4 BR., 3 Bath New yrs. of *fe, married and
Home, situated on troo settled and be able to gat
shaded 1 acre country homo- along with people. Some
position! will be permanent
Custom-made Cabinets,
(Military Personnel Accept
Plsatlc Counter tops
This outstanding home fea
ed). For Interview write
WALLIS CABINET SHOP
tures built-in range and wall Box 52, Sanford Herald.
115 W. 3rd - 322-7471
oven, central duct heat A
alr-condkloolng, double ear- Colored Motor Route Carrier LAWNS Renovated — Aerate
parte A double utility, patio, for afternoon paper route.
Remove Thatch — Chinch
Muit have References and
well snd pump A many
Bug Spray (VC-13) — Feltother quality extra*.
dependable car. Write Cir
Use - Ph. FA 3-4244.
PRICE- Just (14,500, with culation Dept. P. O. Box
Mansfield Lawn Ser.
1457, Sanford.
excellent financing. For an
early appointment call
WELLS DRILLED, PUMPB,
SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
All Types and Sizes
JANITOR - FA 2-7573,
We Repair and Service
PRACTICAL nurse wilt cars
k T I N E
til N. Park
922-2420 for elderly people in my
Machinery and Supply Co.
home. FA 2 9135.
207 W 2nd St.
FA 2 4432
F H A - V A H OM ES
Stenstrom Realty
2. 3, A 4 BEDROOMS
1, Ilk, A 2 BATHS
DOWN PAYMENTS FROM
$100
HOUSEWORK. FA 2-79W
Low Monthly Payment*
For Complete Information
See Or Call Your
FHA - V A
SALES BROKER
Stenstrom Realty
lit N. Park Ave.
Experienced maid,
laundry
seamstress. 322 4435.
Sec’y Gen'l Office. Will work
1 wk. for prlea o f this ad
and gtaoUne if boat not aatUfied. All I want la a
chance. FA 2-4312.
322-2420 20 Ilabynittcra
GREENBRIAR
Looking for a plica to leave
hole* lota available in
your children white you
work or play? Try Seminole
Greenbrier of I,och Arbor
Kindergarten A Nursery.
overlooking golf course.
Hour, day, night, weekly A
Custom building to your
monthly rales. Special week
specifications.
Graenbriar
ly rate* all thin month. Pb.
developed by
TA 2-4150.
KINGSWOOD
BUILDERS, INC.
Mature Woman will baby ait
202 Fairmont Dr.
in your home. Have refer
FA 2-8074
ence*. transportation. Ph.
Opportunity TE 4-394.
Jim Hunt Realty
Government
Priced From $6,750
Down Payments
A s Low As $100
Monthly Payments
From $43.50
To make the lent ham*
buy, see the
V A - FHA
Appointed
Property
M anagem ent &
Sales Broker
Jim Hunt Realty
e s t im a t e
Ante Glue, TUpe
A Set* Coven
ACCOBDION, l » Bass, wed
S week*. 1 switch**, cast
WOO, still has guarantee,
9150 or beat cash offer im
mediately. Box $3, Sanford,
Herald.
n urr GUt Packed. We skip
•xprsas. Bagga Curb Marhat, 25th A Sanford Ave.,
FA 2-2024.
FIREPLACE WOOD
Oak and Pine
■obert Morris, 323-0355
1995 Mercury, Pint
Clean. FA >909.
class.
GUNK Buy, Mil, trade, re
pair. Osteen Bridge Fish Gateway To Tim Waterway
3 MONTH OLD ZIG ZAO, Re
Bobaon Sporting Goods
Camp A Gun Shop.
possessed 9 Model Swing
Your EV1NBUDK Malar
Needle Dlal-O-MtUc, Like
14444 K. le t Ph. FA I B B
new. makes dotena of fancy
stitches, Makes beautiful Acetylene welding outfit. Spar
buttonholes, sews on But
Station. Oviedo. 345-9407.
TRIUMPH 450 Twin Motor,
tons, Monogram*, Embroid
Dee. Special. Centeeoa, meu
Tracks cycle, all accessories, like
ers, Darns, Patches. Take
kite, Ite each. Surplus City,
up remaining 4 payments of 1992 Corvalr Monaa Coupe, new, 9505. Ph. FA 24914.
101 W. let St
97.50. Ph. FA 2-M2T,
low mileage, extra dean.
322-2701.
READY MIX Concrete, win COAT, Pink nylon, Medium
dow tills, linteli, ateps,
slic, practically new. (15.
blocks, sand, cement, rock,
See to appreciate. FA 2-4527.
pipe, steel, gratae traps,
dry w*Ua, stepping atone*.
Mlnde Generate Co.
109 Elm Ave.
FA 2-6751
A U T O GLASS &
E L E C T R O L U X Vacuum
S E A T COVER CO . Cleaner, 1 yr. old, (40; 2104 W. tod It. FA M an
ALL WORK GUARANTIED
wbeel trailer
Grandview So.
R40.
2411
Thoroughbred German Shep 1 Set of World Book Dlcttooary, Lika new. FA 2-4147.
hard Puppies, unregistered.
In time for Christmas. Ph.
333-0454.
T H IS
SPACE
2 Metal Tool Boxes (or pick
up truck. 925. Ph. 444-4401.
FOR THE
Bassett puppies, AKC Reg.
Pick now for Xmai. Ph. XI54 Model Auto. Washer |10.
Floor limp A mitching tablo
FA 3-4740.
lamps 97.50, Vacuum clean
PUPPIES for Sale, Half Bos er A attach. (5. FA 2-1039
ton Bulls. Also Bird Dogs.
after 4.
Animal H a v e n Boarding
Kennel, FA 2-5752.
4x4 ft. utility Trailer, steel
erinforced, with tail gate
BLOOMING Roses on CharoA lights. (50; Coldspot Re
kaa stock. All stber kinds
frigerator, 11 cubic ft. good
of Nurssry shrubbery and
condition, (75. Winter Park
trass.
434-7424.
Gray Shadows Nursery
6 Ml. S. on Hanford Ava,
REFRIGERATOR, • eu. ft.,
DUTCH M ia NURSERY An ig. freezer compartment
Excellent, |40; Navy Officer
nuals ready now. Upsala
or
CPO Khaki uniform with
Rd. Near Mayfair Golf
4 pra. pants, site 42, 125;
Courae.
Navy uniform, blot topcoat,
size 40. |19. 322-1257.
SPECIAL Sale of cocoa Plumoia Palms. Large base,
29. Automobile Service
10 RECONDITIONED Stand
field grown, 3 for 15-00. J.
ard Typewriters. (34.45 tn
Bo*too Terrier*, mala. Shots
C. Sikes, JV4 ml. West at
(50.45. Underwood, Royal,
FA 2-1141.
Sanford on Highway 9 .
R. C. Allan. In time tor
Christmas. Powell’* 117
AU TO G LA SS
Magnolia, FA 2-5412.
IN STALLE D
Used furniture, appliance*,
Sunkarik Glass and Paint tool*, ate. Bought - Sold. HIGH Chair (5. Jumper chair
Company
Larry’a Mirt 315 Sanford (3. Haadboard twin alto $9.
322 9424 after 4 p. m.
210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4422 Av*. Ph. FA 9-4132.
CLEANEST
Best Buy
Used Cars
IN TO W N
B U Y YO U R N EW OR U SED CAR
W H E R E Q U A L IT Y & P R IC E
GO H A N D - IN - H A N D !
Y O U R PRESENT T R A D E -IN
W IL L N E V E R BE W O R T H M O R E !
Thunderbird
HARDTOP C OU P E ,
V-8 engine, auto, tuns.,
p o w e r stearins and
brake*, radio aad heatrr.
I l r uut i f ul
wh ile
(ininh with black and
w h i t e vinyl Interior.
ThU outstanding apart*
car ia going at an eitra
special price . . .
Some O f The Fine Cara Now
In Stock!
1963 BU ICK
R IV IE R A
Sport Coupe. Spotlraa white with leather bucket seats,
1962 B U ICK
IN V IC T A
4-Door Hardtop. Ilelga and whltag air conditioning and
pa* M>
1962 B U ICK La SABRE
4-Door Hardtop. A one-owner beauty.
Ford Wagon
4-DOlllt, V-K. m l * .
Iran*., puwer Meeting
and brakes, radio and
heater, tinted a l m a ,
factory air rondilioniax.
Prepare far your aperial holiday vacation In
t h i n excellent family
car . . . Special Sell-
1961
BU ICK E L E C T R A
4-Door. Loral one-owner ear.
Lesser Priced Quality O fferings
1961 M O N Z A 900 C O U PE
Automatic trswsmtaelew.
1959 C H EV R O LE T N O M A D
51 x 10 2 BEDROOM
4-D ocr Station Wagon. Sound and clean for this year.
Front kitchen. Beal colorful Interior, loam robber mettreeees,
tastefully decorated.
Celling la near drapes.
BALE PRICE WAR (SIM
$ il7 0 C
f t #
7
J
10^0 Dow"
861.41 Far Month
SAVE 1100
STATION WAGON; 4
cylinder enuine, 4-whe«l
drive. A wild good run
ning rar; good Urea and
priced right.
heapies:
1958 FORD ST A T IO N W A G O N
1954 DeSOTO S E D A N
Count,.' Laundry.
YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC.
Contracting A Repairs
Registered Nitrite*
A Controls
Licensed Practical Nitrites
III Sun*«l
FA 2-902
Poiltiona Now Open
Exciting new Nursing A Convaieicent Center. Good Sal
ary. Meal* white on duty.
HINSON ft IIEARN
Select quarters available to PLUMBING CONTRACTING
Repairs A Water Hatter*
responsible nur»e»
FREE ESTIMATES
DeBary Manor
Rt. 17-92, DeBary. FIs.
204 E. 3rd St.
322-9147
Phut)*
55x10 3 Bedroom 51 x 10 1 Bedroom
TIP-OUT tlj BATHS
SALK PRICK WAS (5195
*4701*
M IB B
»•% IMIWN
g a i . i , | - „ M „,
Living Room
RALE PRICK WAS (4(95
(J A M
14% DOWN
1119*9 |HA3 Par Mo,
6fM 1426
PLUMBING
Contracting Repair*
FREE ESTIMATES
Mayfair Hotel Baton. Call
R. L. HARVEY
323-9525 or 832-4013.
204 Sanford Ava.
FA 2-1343
BEAUTICIAN Wanted for the
27. Special Service**
GARAGE PORTER. Exper
HEATING
ienced ia washing, cUanlng
Offlca FA MU9
SERVICING
- TESTING
A
pollihlng
cart.
Reliable.
Night FA M W
Level* Sale* A Service
See Mr. Brat* at Rros* Mo
323-0700
2517 C. C. Road FA 2-7928
UN Park Dr. Saatord, Fla. tor*, 519 E. a t St.
I
free
NICE, clean GE Elec, range.
Very reasonable. 322-7225.
CpboUtaring A Mattress ren
ovating. New A Used Furni
XMAS SPECIALS
ture. Can Nil Bedding Mfg.
Co., at 709 Celery Ave. Completely rtcood. Singer
Port IBB, Kenmore Port
FA MIH.
W l; Singer In Console, 994;
ill Us Tour Furniture.
Singer Port (12.50. Please
Quick Service With the
come in and register free
Cash. SUPER TRADING
tor a brand new Sewing Ma
POST. FA 2-OOT7.
chine Console to be given
•way at Xmas Eve. No pur
chase necessary. Buy lo
cally A get service locally.
Sanford Sewing Center, 104
So. Perk, 322-0411.
lag conditfoos aad pension
plan. Examination tor quali
fied applicants wffl ha bald
at 9:90 p. m. Decumber 14,
19*3 In the city haO. Submit
application to Civil Service
Examiner in dtp hall lot
NEW t BR Home, large
shady lot on pared atreaL
No plana*. Nice convenient
loaattoa. to Etterprito, Fla.
Will aril for 94750. Owner
going North, phooa 444-4801. SERVICE Station for laaia. BABYSITTING, Day or Night,
transportation. FA 2-5504.
Good location. Only imnll
BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, Hi
capital neadad by right
bath borne. One bedroom
man FA 2-4342.
hit separata entrance, can
PERMANENT Wave Special
LOCAL BUSINESS
ba ranted tor Income. Will
Mr«
off regular pricaa.
trade ter smaller place. Man or coupte to manage
Open Evening* by appt.
own business in a proven
Shown by appointment. Call
Free parking lot. Service*
field. Require* no telling,
FA 2-9444.
from tip to tip.
immediate cash return* give
Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop
excellent incora. C l e a n
311 Palmetto Ava.
work, no experience necessPhone door (1) 39-0434
ary. (2,000 cath required.
Property Management
Phone door (2) 322-4525
Write District Manager, P.
ft Sale* Broker
Harriett'* Beauty Nook
O. Box 6114, Jacksonville 5,
Ere Appt’a -» 9r. Beiutldsa*
Florida.
105 So. Oak
FA 3-5742
16. Female Help Wanted
Offers for your selection
these Beautiful 2, 3, A 4
WHITE Companion HomeBedroom
kee; t ? for elderly lady. Live PAINTING— Room or House
—Price* vary Low— pb.
Id O-laudo. Pb FA 3-5074.
323-0950.
Expert* need laundry pretsar.
Apply In person. .Seminole 24. Electrical Services
Owned Homes
B y Nadine Seltzer
SW EETIE PIG
BEDS FOR BEST
Hospital, Rolliwiyi, Java■Ua. n i t toiletry iM
Motor Sales
COMPANY
2nd. ft Palmetto
PH: FA 2-6231
2503 S. Park
FA 2-0861
|&V] B U I C K 1
�TOUR of HOMES
Pag® 10—Fri. Dec. 6, '63
Courthouse Records
I U L MTATB
TftANIACnONI
Hilda MonUad Smith to
Wilbur Harlan Moreland «t m,
PMrl Lak. Htlfhta, $8,800.
John 0. Dunn i t u to
Joreph A. Schr.ibsr at n ,
Sanford, 910,700.
Raleigh A. King eft uz to
Homar L. Oeboro* at ox, M.
M. Smith's Subdivision, $15r
000.
Henry Chari m Moors Jr.,
at «z to Orvia C. Griffin at
us, Hawaii Park, $8,800.
Albert Williams st a* to
Willis J. Jenkins «t u>, Lin
coln Height!, $8,800.
Martin A. Dyer it az to
Dana P. Taylor at az, San
ford, $18,000.
Snead Homes, Inc., to Henry
franklin Memory, Jr., at ox,
Altamonte Springe, $12,600.
William E. Dunn, Jr., at uz
to Joseph Nuoto at us, Eng
lish Estates, $20,600.
George W. Llttiken at uz to
Clinton T. Laeinak et us,
Bear Lake Heights, $9,000.
Jana M. Means to Edward
P. Calvin et us, 8-29-198-31E,
$17,600.
Kerr Builders, Inc., to
Sharpe Building Corp., Longdale, $30,000.
Sharpe Building Corp. to
Arthur L. Padgett, et us,
Longdalo, $10,900.
Thomas B. Hemmart mtth at
us to Robert L. Brumley,
Tee 'n Green Estates, $16,000.
Mauds A. Anderson to
Charles J. Gassman at us,
Sanford, $7,100.
Leon Harris at uz to
Leearnlm White st uz, Lincoln
Heights, $9,300,
American Mortgage Co. of
Florida to Charles G. Kopp,
et ns, Maltbla Shores, $18,800.
American Mortgage Co. of
aoldftei aow. to ths third section o f
l a v o n P u t there’s om houaa
•vaflabtofor immsdUts occupancy —
just in tinM for tbs holidays — and
another abnoat ready — all of thoao
Ton gat out to sea Mead Manor in
OtM o? If yon missed the “ open
house’' Just drive oat anytime and
■m tho models all ready — both
colonial and ranch and in such a
pocket-pleasing price range.
Klngswood Builders are moving
right along with Greenbrier — coun
try dab living oat by the golf eourse
W hile you are ou t driving this week-end, take th ii page
with you. The m ap above will assist yon in locating some
of
Sanford and Seminole County's outstanding real
estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you m ay find
Just what you are looking fo r in the way o f a home.
William A. WhJtssaB at as.
West Wlldmara. flMOC.
Mrs. Ardif Weeks to Msbls
Frances Dasa, S-M-tUMOS,
$11,008
Clifford P. Shumwsy, at az,
to Issey Olya Loader, at
as, Loagwood, $lMoo
John T. Wilbur, et zz, to Jnek
Russell Mona, at uz, t-15208-JOE, 8M00
Charles R. Boas, st as, to
WUlltm S. Andrews, at az,
Dreamwold, $10,000
Lake Short Homes, lac., to
Edgar Jt. Vais, at uz, Fairlead Estates, $17,380
Buford L- Holms, st as, to
Hsnld C. Halms, at uz,
Lake Waymafl Heights, $7,Harriett E. Johason vs Henry
P. Johnson
Salta FUsd
Seamtn't Bank for Snvlags
vs Gall J. Levy, mtg. fcl.
Federal National Mortfsio
Assn. vs. Sandra Shlflett,
et al, mtg. fcl.
Eastcbeiter Savings Bank vs
E. O. Johnson, st uz, mtg.
fcl.
Erls County Savings Bank
vs James E. Sllpp, mtg. fcl.
Marring* Lkens*
Steve A. Chsrron, Orlando,
and Darlene Marls Clotter,
Maitland
Jamei Otis Jones, Oviedo,
and Delcy Ann Butler,
Oviedo
Frederick D. Durant, DeLand, and Wilma R. Tyson,
beautiful flagstone entry — Urge family
eabineta in kitchen — GE built in oven
garbage disposal — GE central heat Ini
Uvalory to master bathroom — double
CH O O SE Y O U R H O M E SIT E Modern Kitchens by
DeLand
Donald Roger Begin, Sanford,
and Cheryl Lynn Repp,
Sanford
GENERAL $
room — bUck walnut
ft surface unit, refrigerator, dishwasher,
and air condit toning — double
garage. Make this your lovely home, or
B U IL D W HEN Y O U ’RE READY
D e llie m l
WILLIAM S.
IIRUMLEY JR.
ELECTRIC
Herbert Scott Bolin, Chicago
and Angelina Marie Stew
art, Sanford
BYRON M»
LEACH
jr ^ K l
9 U iti Ctulom « i i Gemmiulmf TUilfJtmj
P. O. BOX 1599
SEE US FOR REMODELING
FA 2*8074
One Home
Contracts signed before Jan. 1 will
Ready to Move In
entitle you to Homestead Exemp
tion — first $5,000 of value for tax
purposes! We handle all details.
W E HAVE SEV ER A L HOM ES, C O M P LET E OR N E A R L Y SO,
OR W E’LL B U IL D O N YO U R LO T!
Another almost ready And four more
construction
For Almost Immediate Occupancy!
LAKE
No. 18 — A
Prepared
as
little
HEIGH TS
4 Bedroom, 2 Bath Home — l^irge
for
as
W AYM AN
A ir
Conditioning — $450
$85.00
Florida
Room —
Ravenna
4 ^ AAA
Down —
IJ y O U U
Monthly
A COMMUNITY OF HOMES — BUILT WITH PRIDE
No.
5 — 3 Bedroom,
Monthly
l l/g
Bath — $300
Payments
Down
These homes have Central
Duct Heating!
$59.60
LAYOW OOD
Beautiful Spacious Home for the Discriminating Buyer
Central Heating and A ir Conditioning— Choice
Neighborhood
W E’RE READY T O
HELP YO U SP EN D A W A R M W IN T E R
__________________________________
Spend Christmas in a new
home o f your own!
0£JfUlnJ2A
Custom
Longwood —
Sanford
Highland Avenu*
Tcc ’n Green EninIra
near Grad* School
Upaalu lid. near 20th St
MR. FURGUSON
MR. LEATHERBURY
838-3911
1 I
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ENTERPRISES
322-2744
Building
CONSTRUCTION
com pany
O ur
General O ffiee 211 W. 26th St.
Salts O ffice F A 2 7405
FHA, FHA-IN-SERV1CE, VA AND
Specialty
CONVENTIONAL FINANCING
FA 2-3103
MODERN KITCHENS BY
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2* Committee Mulls
,w
-
** e io 6*
By Jaliaw 8 1eastroot
Tha common cold u u o n la
t a n again. And tha question
srlaea, what can you do about
it ?
Grandma** therapy la still
about tha best. Stay home in
bed, keep warm, gargle w ith
lukewarm salt water, and take
aspirin.
It won't cure your cold, b u t
you 'll feel better.
Remember what the o ld
folka once aald: “ Treat a cold
and you ran cure it In It days.
L e t It atone and it ll go aw ay
in two week*."
Perhaps the answer will be
found someday. But as f o r
B ow w e can't cure colds. A n y
one who saya he can deserves
the beet possible suspicion.
•
•
•
Another unannounced g u
bernatorial candidate rolled
Into Seminole last week. F r i
day, Bud Dickinson of Went
Palm Beach met with som e
100 county people who w ould
like to see the state senator
■ucceed Farris Bryant.
Ona thing waa for sure
during his visit. That was w hat
he said about road department
progresa in Seminole. “ M y
interest has always been on
the aide o f promoting tha
grow th and development o f
all the area* o f our state,n
•aid Dickinson.
“ It Is perfectly plain to me
th a t something needs to be
done as soon as poislbla to
tllm inatc the hazardous c o n
dition ! existing at tha Osteen
bridge over the St. Johns
K h a r. This bridge,"
said
Dickinson, "Is in a deplorable
condition, and the problem*
involved which are holding up
the construction o f a new
bridge should be resolved
prom ptly."
Nobody could disagree w ith
that and with w h a flie had to
•ay about an interchange nt
I.aka Mary boulevard and 1-1.
**t understand," suld the aenator, “ that motoriita will n ot
be able to get on or o ff 1-4 f o r
a distance o f nine m iles
through Seminole County be
tween SR ttl and SR 34. T his
situation should be alleviated
as soon as possible."
And Dickinson concluded,
• I f I should run for governor
and win, these projects would
g e t top road department p r i
ority.”
•
•
•
Dr. Sherwood Jacobson, aon
Of U r. and Mrs. Manuel J a
cobson of -*18 Virginia A v e .,
Sanford, is the author o f a
new book recently published
by the Charles E. Thom as
Company of Springfield, 111,
D r. Jacobson, a 1812 gra
duate
of
Seminole
lllfih
School, prepared the book, en
titled "P ost Traumatic Syndronca," as a result o f e x a m
ining tom e 2.000 patients w ho
had suffered head Injuries.
The book deals with the m e c
hanisms snd treatment o f
these types of injuries.
in hi* book, Dr. Jacobson
explains the results o f his
findings and how lie d ev elop
ed an effective system of
therapy. The book ha* been
well received in medical c ir
cle* throughout the country.
The former Sanrord m an U
a
neurosurgical consultant
f« r the U S. Public Health
Service Hospital, lie ta also
• n associate in charge of
neuro-surgery at the llm nx
Hospital, an assistant n euro
surgeon at the Montc.'iore
Hospital and an associate
with the Jewish M em orial
Hospital, all of New Y ork
City.
$100,000 Fire
Hits Center
MIAMI (U P I) - A threealarm fire caused an estim at
ed $ 100,000 damage at a sub
urban shopping center here
last night, authorities ssid.
Two firemen were overcom e
by smoke and required hos
pitalization.
Thick clouds o f smoke, low
water pressure and a large
crowd hanrperej firemen who
went to the scene after the
blare wa* reported at a pizza
restaurant.
The fir* ran aero** a roof
In the shopping center and
r»u*ed widespread damage at
a beauty salon, a tailor's,
clothing store, pet shop and
a toy store, polk* said.
Store than a dozen animal*
were rescued from the pet
jahop.
Next Site Move
Douglas Stenstrom, chair
man o f the Semiaole County
university aite selection com
mittee, said st nosa today
that i meeting of Urn group
was to be held today as soon
as the members can bs con
vened.
The purpose of the meeting
would be to analyte Semiaole
County's situation on tbs uni
versity site In light of the ac
tion o f the Board of Control
at B oca Raton on Friday,
Strnstrom said.
"We decided last March,"
he explained, "when we en
tered this fight that wt would
go all out. Thli wo have done
to the best of our ability.”
Asked what action i* being
planned between now and
Jan. 10 when the Board o f
Control meets again, perhaps
Sludebaker To
End 61 Years
Of Car Making
to l i m e the number of iHea
being considered er make ■
final selection, Stenstrom de
clared: "We do wot intend to
leave a single stone unturned
to ico that this county's two
sit* offers continue to be
mode as attractive as possi
ble to the board.”
Court Selecting
Jury For Citrus
Swindle Trial
A six-man Jury was being
selected today from a 60-nsme
venire In the trial of one of
fo u r defendants In the al
leged f 200.000 citrus swindle
before Circuit Judge Voile A.
W illiam *.
Entering trial today waa
C. R. Lowdermilk. Judga Wil
liams said Individual trials
•Iso will be held for the other
three defendants, Albert Hall,
Ralph Alderman and Billy
Lamar Hammond.
Tha fou r men were indicted
Inst summer by a grand Jury,
charged with grand larceny,
but the true bills were quash
ed when defense counsel point
ed out one o f the grand jur
ors held • courtesy sheriff's
deputy card. State Attorney
A . L, Steed immediately tiled
Individual in f o r m a 1 1o n a
against the four men. All four
•re free under bond.
The four defendants are
charged with having swindled
the 1H-Aerea Concentrate, Inc.,
Forest City, by falsifying rec
ords o f solids content told ta
the firm .
Judge William* Informal
the venire this morning Lowderm!Ik's trial Is expected to
continue all thia week.
DETROIT (UPI) — Studebaker Corp. will shut down
its U. S. automotive assembly
lines Tuesday, ending more
than 61 years as a major
automobile producer, it waa
learned today.
However, there were Indi
cations Sludebaker would con
tinue car production in Can
ada and market the cars in
the United States.
The cumpany is not dead.
Sludebaker recently haa lost
money
on
its automotive
operation hut 12 other divis
ions are operating at a prolit, company aourcea laid.
They will continue.
Studebaker President Byers
A. Burlingame and top com
pany officials were In New
York today for a board meet
ing.
The
executives
met
in
South Bend. Ind-, with United
Auto Workers union officials
over the weekend to (listens*
the fate of about i.Uxi work
County and city real and
ers who will lose their Job.
personal property U x colletat a result ol tha mare.
Tax Collections
'About Normal'
Store Ownlf!
Death Probed
i f l . '—
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Stenstrom continued, "Let
me add that w# are still in VOL. 8 6
this contest beeauaa we bava
been united as a county, and
this la ol major Importance.
Six counties In our area an
now out of the running.
Orange and Seminole remain.
Wa will surely lose In this ef
fort unless wt remain com
pletely united.
"W hether we win or lose
this university,” the former
state senator went on to tay.
"t h e people In this county ein
be extrem ely proud of the
fight they have m ade."
Stenstrom concluded by ask
ing
thia
question:
"How
m any people In Seminole six
months ago thought that this
•mall county would be striv
ing with big Orange County
to land the university?”
The tax Increases a n just
beginning to show up in any
substantial
w ay,
Straughn
aald, adding that November
receipts tou ted $ 11.2 million
up $3.3 million over the same
month o f 1962.
"T h i* Improvement In col
lection is most encouraging,"
he aald. "W e are beginning
to get nearer the full results
expected from expansion of
the sale* tax law. Compliance
is atill not aatisfactry in some
aspects, but w e are working
on these om issions."
The five per cent whole
sale tax on sporting goods,
also voted by the last legis
lature and now under attack
In circuit court, produced *71,427 Is November,
Lusiuess
of * 4
m
12,933.
■*
aw .
City Plans To
Discuss Marina
sod parrels.
Miss
Heard
anneaneed
the past office alii he open
from l : x a.m. to 3 p.m.
Saturdays, (lee. II *nd 21,
and from I to 4 p.m. Sun
day, Dee. 11, the latter day
for stampa and parcel post
on ly.
More Volunteers
WASHINGTON
f UPI)
day night the woman who
danced In black tights during
hi* evensong
service was
helping him fight "the battle
for men’ s minds."
The sermon dealt with sex
in advertising, he said, and
the woman illustrated hi* me*sage.
A U O g.
P eace Corps Director R. SarL O U G U T O N , England
gent Shriver Jr., say* the I (U P I) — Frank Holll* claimed
corpe hopes to send 1.3u0 today that Ms St. Bernard,
■
• .1
u :_
f _ s L . I t ______* .t*..*
more volunteers to Latin Sir Baron, is the biggest dog
Am erica during 1964. Shriver on earth.
Sir Baron, hs ssid, stands
said Sunday the peace Corps
has 2,700 volunteers in Latin 37 inches high, 1* six (set
Am erica at present.
I long and weighs 224 pounds.
Established
ItO t
MON.. DECEMBER 9. 1963
SANFORD. FLORIDA
mwA
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17 K ille d
(Urn
MIAMI
— T raffic K .
cldenta claimed 1? live* In
Florida over the weekend.
v
NO. 78
City, County
Join In Drive
On Gambling
Sheriffs deputies and city
police Jjlncd forces ov er tha
weekend in a scries o f seven
M IAMI (U P I) » The FBI raids to break up an alleged
arrested Daniel Raymond Ber- city-wide bolita ring, It waa
riel, 32, at hia home here Su n reported today by Chief Roy
day in connection with the Williams and Sheriff J. U
$33,000 roblwry o f a Fort Hobby,
Lauderdale Jewelry store N ov.
Arrested and charged with
27.
possession of lottery tickets
were William B. Thompson,
white owner o f a grocery at
WASHINGTON (U P I) —
1803 West I3lh Street, and six
The Supreme Court today
Negroes, Henry and Manni#
grunted a hearing to the N a
Leslie, 806 West litis Street;
tional Association for the A d Delate Knighton, 1301 West
vencemcnt o f Colored Peuple,
13th Sireet; Ruby and Buster
which was forbidden to picket
Andrew Mack, 311 Sanford
Webb’s City Department Store
Avenue, and Ja m ei Prank
In St. Petersburg In I960.
Mack. 300 East Fifth Street.
Held In T heft
f1
SEN. HUD DICKINSON, tin "unannounced candidate” for governor,
visited Sanford last week and friend8 welcomed him nt an informal coffee.
Pictured greeting the senator are (from left) Knndall Chaw, Sen. Dickin
son. Hurl Higginbotham, Douglas Stenstrom and Ernest Southward.
Two Escapees Sought Seminole Band
A s Sinatra Kidnapers
STATELIN E. Nev. ( U P D Tw o young desperados, warn
ed for escape and bank rob
bery, w ere sought today a*
suspects in tho kidnaping of
Frank Sinatra Jr., who wa*
taken at gunpoint from his
motel shortly before hr was
scheduled to sing at a plush
Lake Tahoe casino.
The FBI i dent tiled the sus
pects as Joseph J. Sorce, 23.
and Thom as Keating, 21, who
escaped from Deuel Vocation
al Institution In California and
were wanted for the armed
,
Need
fo r
blood
donations
in aotU-ipailuii o f holiday re
quirements,
when
donations
normally are slaw, was cmphasin-d today by the Hutifurd
Elks Lodge.
Chairman Ralph It. Wight II
said the hhiodiuohile from Or
lando will be at the Elk*
Club betwpen 3:3() and 7 p in.
Thursday. Donors will be giv
en refreshm ents und a steak
dinner.
"T h e holiday season I* a
very bad time o f the year
due to accidents and activities
going on every place," said
Wight. "P eop le won't take tho
time to
stop mid donate
their blood during tin* period.
It is very easy to say that.
I'll do It next week. 'Hie hlood
drawn un this trip will he
go o d until after the fir -l of
the year when thin*;* begin to
•ettle down to normal.”
Nobody's Going
To Get Taken
'Chep’ Morrison
In Runoff
Fleet Reserve
TO CHRISTMAS
In Two Parades
Court Affirms
Rail Merger
Citrus School
Ends Tuesday
Cotton Vote Set
WASHINGTON (U P I) —
Cotton and rice farmer* w ill
vote in three referenda Tue*.
day to determine whether the
1064 crop* o f upland cotton,
The colorful Seminole High extra-long ataple cottun, ami
School band appeared In two rice shall be grown under
marketing quotas.
Christmas holiday
parades
Saturday. During the alter
ttoon the Marching Seminotes
WASHINGTON (U P I) —
participated In the holiday
Senate Investigator* resumed
festivities in DcLand. Satur
today their probing of form er
day night they appeared tn
Senate Democratic secretary
the holiday parade In Ocala.
Bobby Baker’a outside busi
The Ocala Banner singled
ness activities with a further
out the Seminole Band in
look at hla role in vending m t
Ihrir reports o f tha parade
chine cuntracta with do fens*
for tiie outstanding perform
contractors.
ance of tho Sanford aggrega
tion.
Sunday Ihe band toured Sil
SAIGON. South Viet Nam
ver Springs and Six-Gun T er
(U P I) — Ambassador Henry
ritory. The m em bers of the
organization were chaperoned Cabat Lodge said Sunday he
|,y. Mr. and Mra. Roy Q rceo would "consider seriously" a
and Mr. and Mrs. A l Case. proposal from form er Presi
Bandmaster and Mra. Ernest dent Dwight 1). Elsenhower
Cowley made the trip. Busses that lie seek the Republican
were drivrn by Air*. .Marilyn presidential nomination, al
Giles snd Mrs. II. L. Johnson. though ha hua no plans at
present la run.
robbery of ■ Long Reach,
Calif., hank. The two men
were described as "extrem e
ly dangerous.”
Nevada highway patrolman
said Sorce was arm ed with a
sawed-off shotgun anil Keat
ing was carrying a .43 cali
ber automatic pistol. Authori
ties said Hid suspects were
traveling in a 1902 or 19U3
while Chevrolet Im pala, with
a California license.
The search w as being con
centrated
in
the
hcavllyvvouJvd a n d
*now-covered
Spooners Summ it area between Lake Tahoe and Carson
Clly, N ev.
A spokesman for (hr patrol
said a “ big ear” made a fast
U-turn ut a road Muck at the
intersection o f Li S. Highway
395 and U. S. 30 near Carson
City und headed hack on
Highway 50 toward the 7,200foot sum mil.
Patrolmen said no such car
pa**ed their roadblock at the
summit, so It was assumed
Ihe vehicle may have pulled
WASHINGTON (UPI) o(f llie
fimr-lano highway
The .Supreme Court removed
somewhere in the mountains.
today the last obstacle t j
The search was being ham
the merger o f the Chesapeake
pered by a light *now, which
A Ohio Railway with the
wa* falling throughout the
llnltiumro A Ohio.
area.
In a brief order the high
The kidnaping was first re
court
affirm ed a ruling in
ported by Gene Evans, a
spokesman for Harrah'a Club j f* vor
railroad* handed
at Stateline'* south shore, a dowm on Aug. 13, 1903, by a
plush gambling resort area "Peclnl
three-Judge
federal
near tho Nevada - California 1‘ " ‘iri in Detroit- The lower
court upheld a 19*12 decision
state tine.
of the Interstate Commerce
Commission (IC C ) approving
Ihe merger.
The case vvai taken to court
by four railroad union* and a
NEW O R LE A N S ( U I ' D - parent group — the Railway
F'ornw'r Am bassador de Les Labor Executives'
A ssocia
sens S. "C h ep " Morrison and tion. Meantime • court order
John J.
M> Keithrn
today ha* been in e ffe ct protecting
squared o ff fur u Louisiana the job tight* o f nil employes
Demonutic gubernatorial run involved.
o ff Jun. It.
The
runoff
strongly
resemldeit llie llPill hall la In
which Morrison was defeated
by Jimmie Davis in a cam
paign ttint stre.s—ii segrega
WASHINGTON
( UPl i
tion
President Johnson telephoned
A* hs did four year* ago,
a (firmer college teacher of
Morrison .scored a big first
lux over the weekend to wish
primary victory Saturday with
her a speedy recovery from
a whopping vote in New O r - I llie illness which has con
leans and other areas o f south i fined her to a Corpus Cliristi,
Louisiana,
Tex., hospital.
COUPE M ULLEN, England
|UPI I — Father Bernard Ha*sit, a Jesuit pr|e*t *|n>ke in
an Anglican church Sunday
night and told the congrega
tion It would he a long time
before Ihe Christian faith*
are united.
" I f I were nn Anglican,"
the Roman Catholic priest
said, "I would be suspicious
of being stlrkcd into the Pope's
control. W a lev] the same
about y ou ."
The Anglican vieur, the Rar.
William Roiida, said later that
the Jesuit's sermon was a
H nsl st-neIon o f the eightA heavy agenda hs* been “ first step to mutual under
week S-miimle - Volusia citrus
announced fo r this month's standing."
school will lie held at 7:30
regulnr m eeting o f the Cas.
p.m., Tuesday nt tho Volusia
selU-rry Hoard o f Aldermen /i k i e s 1/ l i r l n r n / * % / /
courthouse at D eljind. ac
which wiii be held . t 7:30 ) A n T A > H c L P c R J A Y )
cording tn Ernie Lundtierg,
p.m. today In the Women’s
a u h tin t county agent.
Club Building on Overbrook El
Tuesday's se-slon, a sum
Drive.
marization o f the earlier sev
Iluslne.a to lie considered
en menting-, will he titled
include* a report on the Dec.
"Developing u Cold Protection
2 election; committee reports;
System to Fit the Need.”
possible donation to Seminole
County Juvenile Council; re
I quest fo r audit fo r pa.t four
_
Regular liu-hip-a session of
months; un ordinance to rtgu- S H O P P IN G D A Y S
' 1 ..* u . . s . . _ ___ ! * __ s i __ _ __ I . .
mi a B M a
lut voter registration; and ne
the Fleet Reserve Association
! dlnanca to establish a com-i
[ will he held a t 8 p.m. this
piste building coda and th* I S H O P FOR GIFTS I evening at its Likcfront belli
. setting t f a date for a special
IN OU R AD PA G E S I quarters, according to be.rotary Michael Thomas.
| meeting on sonlng.
*
The Vicar Calls
The Dance Tune Heavy Agenda
NORRURY, England (UPII
— The Rev. Vernon Mitchell, In Casselberry
12, Anglican vicar, said Sun
.
-
United Press Leased Wire
Hearing Granted
TALLAHASSEE (U PI) State revenue commissioner
J. Ed Streughn reported today
that N ovem ber sale tax col
lections jum ped 24.26 per ceat
ahead o f the aame month last
year, largely because of inc re a te s voted by the 1963
Legislature.
Three Hurt In
Traffic Mishaps
to expedite Christmas mall
WEATHER: Fttir through Tuesday; high today in upper 70s; lour tonight in low 60s.
*
November Sales
Tax Collections
Up 24 Per Cent
Bolivia Gets
Ultimatum
Cecil* Heard and her staff
>
Seven Arrested In Bolita Raids
f
N ovem ber gas tax eoflerJohn T.. Delta*ay,
tax eullectur, reported that. 'lio n s totaled $11.3 million, up
through Novem ber hit office $135,214 ov er Novmcber ol
collected 11.8 million of the last year,
M IAM I <UPI>— Di de Coun
X2.H million due under the
ty Metro detectives today were
current tax roll, This is 64
investigating the death of a
per cent.
carpet store owner, killed by a
Galloway added that the
shotgun blast here Saturday
dollar collection I* higher than
night.
previously although the perDetectives said they hud no
tentage la low er, duo lu the
motives or suspect* In the
higher tax roll.
LA PAZ. Bolivia (U PI) slaying o f Edward L. GrantHenry Tamm, city tax col Rebellious tin miners holding
mont and the wounding of his
foreigners, including
lector, said the city collection n i n e
employe, Jose Ayala, 41,
through November was iV> per four Am ericans, as hostagev
Tho two men were leaving
cent, o r f,'120,000 of $597,000 for the release o f three Com
Grantmont’a store when a lutedue.
munist labor leaders today
model ear roared by and two
gave the governm ent 21 hours
shots were fired, Ayala told
to subm it to tbeir demand*
police. One killed Grantmunt
" o r fa ce the consequences."
and the other rut down Ayala
The
"consequences”
ap
ns he ran fur his car 20 feet
peared to be continued reten
away.
tion o f the ho«lages and the
start o f a series of general
Three persons were slightly strikes,in the key tin mining
injured in a car-truck collision industry, aimed at bringing
at 7:40 a. nt. thia morning nt dow n the government.
The governm ent altitude to
Further dlscn»«Ion of a pro- Nit 131 mid Sit Chi In Forest
po*cd marina and a proposed * iiy. it was reported by ward the ultimatum was Indi
animal sheller will highlight Trooper Hill Ktringfield.
rated in a flat rejection of
Injured were Judy Van Dam, the m iners' original demands
the City Commission meeting
i.onjcwood, driver of the ear, At the sam e tim e, the gov
tonight.
A l-o under discussion will mid her slater, Virginia lioone, ernm ent sent 3,taw troop* Intu
he a request for funds for and Kenneth Swanson, Foteal Ururo, 44 miles northwest of
the General Sanfurd Memorial j City, the truck driver. The Catavi where the hostage*
Library, a rev bed Civic Cen- *i»tera were treated at Florida wore being held
ter rate schedule,
annexation Sanitarium and Hospital, O r - : The governm ent had no im
of U v southwest
corner o f Iundo.
mediate com m ent on an ofSanford
Avenueand 27lh
Sanford power wa* rut o f f .
fc r (,y y s president Lyndon
Sireet and bid* for new city for 33 minutes curly Saturday |j John*on o f ••full a**i*lvehicles.
when Dun llenllcy Jr., Negro, a n c c " to llolivla in Ihe emer
o f 1014 Mangnustin* Avenue, gency. President Victor Pat
lost control o f his rar and Eatenisoro c o n v o k e d
in
brokn o ff a utility pole on 23th
em ergency
session of Ills
Street near Hardy Avenue.
Cabinet and It was believed
Die offer would be considered
Santa Claus today enlist
at that H ue.
rd the aid af Postmaster
Yule Hours Set
By Post Office
Zip Cod* 83771
Johnson Phones
Former Teacher
Frobe Resumed
Lodge W illing
Lehman Rites
NEW YORK (U P I)— More
than 2,000 persons, led hy
President Johnson, crow ded
Temple Emanuel Sunday to
attend the funeral eenrlr* for
Herbert 11. Lehman, form er U.
S. senator ami a four-tim e
governor o f New York. Leh
man, 85, died Thursday o f a
heart attack.
JACKSONVILLE ( UPI ) —
Sen. Barry Guldwater is likely
to bow out of the 1964 Repub
lican presidential contest in a
matter of week*, the Jackson
ville Rotary Club was told
today by Lyle C- Wilton,
Washington, I). C., vice presi
dent o f United Press Interna
tional. Wilson spoke at a ilutary luncheon.
Medical Aid
Bill Planned
WASHINGTON
( UPI )
Sen. Kenneth B. Keating, ( itN, V , plans to Introduce
legislation to provide medical
benefits of U. S. residents
who served In the armed
force* of Allies nation- dur
ing World War II.
Keating said Sunday his
measure would limit the bene
fits to those veterans who
have been Liwful resident.- of
the United States for at least
10 years.
North Orlando
To Open Office
160,000 Idled
By Strikes
/
Ocala Seizes 12
For Picketing
OCALA (U P I)— P olice a rrested four Instructors and
eight students, all white, o f
the University o f
Florid*
Saturday and charged them
wRj^ picketing a* "o u ta g e
The |9 were arrested while
picketing a hlock in dow n,
town Ocala with about 20
Negro**.
The Negroes were allowed
to continue their picketing
and tha 13 persons arrested
were later released on $500
bond each.
Those arrested gave Gaines
ville addresses and aald they
belonged to an organization
rolled "The Student Group for
Equal Rights,” police said.
They said Dr. Austin Creel,
one o f the four instructors a r .
rested, was the group’s ad
viser.
Barry Out?
The White House said die
President called Miss Mamie
lim an at Spalin Hospital In
Corpus Lhrlsti Saturday night.
Miss Brown was one of John
The Village of North O r
son's instructors a t South
west Texas State College In lando will establish Its first
official
headquarters
next
San Marcos in 1930.
Tuesday in O ffice Six o f the
North Orlando Cumpany build
ing, Hours will be announced
as soon as schedules are w ork
ed out by Mrs. Barbara Peters,
WASHINGTON (UPI) - village rlerk. The com pany
Approximately 160,000 work is dunuting use o f the o ffice
ers were Idled In O ctober be space with "n o strings attach
cause of strikes, according to ed" the Herald is told.
the Labor Department.
The department'* Bureau of
Labor SlatUtic* said Sunday
that 290 strikes putting 93.000
persons out of work began ia
October. Another 210 strike*
that carried over from Sept
ember accounted fnr the r e s t
All were freed under $207.30
bond each pending a hearing
this afternoon before Munici
pal Judge Kenneth McIntosh.
Chief Williams and Sheriff
Hobby said Investigation ia
continuing to determine whe
ther ail seven w e n member*
of a city-wide or larger bo
lita ring, adding "w e are en
deavoring to tio all thia to
gether into one large opera
tion."
Sarasota Program
SARASOTA (U P I) — Invliutions were mailed today
for .Sarasota County's sixth
annual I.egUUtive Weekend,
to he held Jan. l o - l l .
Reds Set Farm
Crash Program
MOSCOW ( U P I ) - P r e m ie r
Nikita S. Khrushchev today
announced an "unprecedent
ed" plan aimed at more than
tripling development of the
Soviet chemical industry in
the next seven years tn a
crash program to boost Rus
sia's farm und Industrial pro
duction.
Tim program, under which
200 new chemical plants urn
to be built and over 500 exist
ing ones reconstructed at an
expense of about $46 billion,
was outlined by Khrushchev
to a plenary meeting o( tho
Communist parly C e n t r a l
Committee
6-lnch Nuclear
Shell Developed
WASHINGTON
(U P I)
The Defense Department to
day announced development
for battlefield u-e o f a nu
clear shell only six inches in
diameter.
Developed by the Army and
the Atomic Energy Commis
sion. the new projectile will
Ire fired from 153 nun hiwitle rs and is believed to ho tho
world'* smallest nuclear wea
pon.
The range of the 135 howit
zer Is eight to ten miles and
the Pentagon said it would
lie Ihe same 'o r nuclear
rounds is for convent Lai high
explosives.
The
smallest
previously
known nuclear weapon., were
the projectiles Bred by eightinch howitzers and Davy Cro
cket
h tiookillke
weapon*,
both In service is Europe and
elae where
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P i n 4-A — Oct 9, 1968
de< /C fen p& f
2 Art Experts
Will Address
Area Meeting
l f a r 's a heap o ' W g v W l
Tiro w*Il known authoriti«i
on art will be guest speakers
at a meeting of the Sanford*
Seminole Art Association at
7:30 p.m. Monday at the Civic
Center.
Art haa become a popular
atatua symbol In homea, of*
ftrea and public buildings and
the public Is Invited to attend
the meeting and learn how
to choose paintings and the
proper way to frame them .
Mrs. Edith Hufnagle, fine
arts director of the Village
Gallery In Orlando, exhibition
director a t Loch Haven Art
Center and member of the
board of the Winter Park
Sidewalk Arts Festival and
awards chairman, will speak
on the "A rt Explosion and the
Artist."
She will give tips for art
ists on how to sell paintings
and where to show and tipi
for buyers on haw to select
paintings and where to look
|or them.
Robert Poland, owner of the
Village Gallery, will apeak on
framing of pictures. He first
became interested In picture
framing as a hobby and re
ceived ao much recognition
tor his fine work that it is
now a full-time business.
He will speak on the Im
portance of proper framing,
suiting the frame to tho pic
ture and surroundings a s well
as originality and good taste.
There Is no charge and '.lie
public t» cordially invited to
attend this meeting. Refresh
ments will he served follow
ing the program.
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advisor
McGeorge
Bundy, died Monday at his
bome. He was 75.
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(IJ l’I) — Panto M nzzinl, .11,
waa working on top o f the
local church steeple Monday
•when a llghlnlng bolt strippot off his rtnthrn and melt
ed hi* wrtitwatch b u t left
him uninjured.
N oTtrw
Sp ag hetti............
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turn
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LUSTRE CREME LOTION SHAMPOO S
$1.50 tisc $1.19
—«
fliF'tts 1st. Oat. 12. m i l
each
49 *
10‘
P R IC E S
E F F E C T IV E
T H U R S .- F R 1 .- S A T ,
O C T . 1 0 .1 1 -1 2
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a t* S .i oa**aa a>tyu>chat* ah
•^ C u ttx Nail Polish Remover (Sc-Ofl Pk )
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4-o«. lixo 42c plui to*
<(•*-.** **i„ o.i w. tvaj)
Lemonade___ 6 V.'V 79c
Gortofi'i
Fish S tick s............ J;V.' 39c
Old Milwaukee Beer
GLASS CANS
6
pack
99‘
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WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE!
SEM IN OLE
P LA Z A
CASSELBERRY,
FLA .
HWY. 17-92 & SR 436
�Wilson Qualifies |Building Of 31
Subs
Delayed
For City Election
By Bad M
WEATHER: Generally fair tmlay anti Friday; hiyrh today in upper 80s ; low tonipht in 60*.
First candidate to qualify
for the City Commission elec
United P tcm Leased Wire
^Established" 1908 T l l l l t a . , OCTOBER io. 196:1
SANFORD.' FLORIDA NO. 116
WASHINGTON (CPU — YOL. r.fi
tion on Nov. 3 was A. L Wil
son. who filed with City Clerk
The Navy disclosed today
Henry Tamm this morning to
that completion of 31 nuclearsucceed himself. Two posts
i
powered
submarine* had been
Sanford Jaycce* will learn will be filled in the election
delayed
and
said poor work
Ihe bare fact* at their Oct. and Wilson qualified for
manship
in
government
and
Group
II.
M meeting . . . when a re
private shipyards was partly
Mayor
of
Sanford
in
1959.
presentative of i nudist eamp
to blame.
Wilson has been a member of
will speak.
Officials said tbe delays
Ihe City Commission since
•
•
•
effect J 'JI Polaris mi«*IL*
May 1936. He i< a past presi
Never under-estimate the dent of the Merchants Asso
suits nnd 10 torpedo-armed
drawing power of a high
types designed to combat ene
ciation. Shrine Club and Kischool football game. Advance
warns Club.
my suhmar nes nnd surface
agent for a circus telephoned
Wilson issued the following
shipping, Submarines i'cing
R. E. Porter Wednesday afstatement at noon today:
delayed are equal to the to
tcrnosin to learn if a game
''Having been a member of
tal number of nuclear ty pes
is scheduled here for Nov.
the City Commission since
—lit—now in commission.
15 . . . said the "circus don't
May 1936. 1 am proud of the
A "signif cant part" of the
dare buck a local high school
It LACK POOL, England —
progrrss we hast* made dur
construction delay was at
football game."
A. L. WILSON
ing that period and in qualify( t 'l 'l i — Prime Minister lia r,
tributed to stringent new
•
•
(Jn n te so n 1'lioto)
ing today lor re-election far
safety piecnutions unde takold Macmillan utday surrend
Sanford firemen will enter another term am very much
en n ft.r tbe Thresher sir*ered leadership of the ruling
tain members of the City interested in the continued
marine disa-ter which took
Commission and Civil Service orderly growth of our City.
Conservative party for Ihi
I'Jli live* la*t April 10.
Hoard tonight with a chicken
coming general elections and
"We believe, and rightly »o
•'Ill addition, deficiencies in
barbecue at the downtown that Ihe City of Sanford is
said Ii*' could not hope to Im
equipment and workmanship
fire station. Filins will h e 1 making sound progress and
prime
minister “ for any ex
are contributing factors," the
shown lo acquaint the guests that Ills* tax dollar Is being
tended
period."
with the operation of the de handled lo the best possible
navy said.
He
did
not resign a* prtmn
partment.
Sketch)
detail*
nn
the
advantage of our ritl/cii>. and
•
•
«
minister, although that action
ll**|lill|* til I'HVlAtrUl'tlMfl " IT •
the welfare of the entire city
was Imliiiited for the future.
President James G. U r . as a whole. That la d t* ' t>
uiMfi iii iiihWcr t«»
In a letter issued from his
Mrs. Lorraine L. Graham. evident when we consider tliat
*v fu*w a' iiimu liut only ttftrr
be I in a laindun hospital
Mrs. W. W. Tyre and Donald although we have grown tre
« i\» t.| iln> ^ of cunnultatmii
where he underwent a suc
Fletcher, of the Seminole mendously ill the past lew
a ! I"|* N i v y nml iVfriiM* IK*cessful prostate gland opera
County unit, Central Florida years, our tax millaec lias
py
pit t t|l«*,lt |»*Vi l*»,
tion lln* morning, Macmillan
Tuberculosis and Respiratory not been increased in I c past
* : I Tlip \ . n > N.iitl it io ii M not
urged the Conservative party
Disease Association, attended four years. We want to keep
road fla t e a rs . T en gondolas, each vveiifhinit
IIK R A L II I'ilO T O tiU A I'IIC R Hill Y iineiit J r .
t f*tnimt»* tin* U'lurih of
><
to choose a new leader.
a Imard of trustees meeting it t hat way.
(iH.R'JO pounds, a r e lieinu trucked from S anford
tin 1 a "d o u b le to k o " th is utoruiny; when he saw
nm! i!» i imt *li*4‘ Uf* th«* po*wj •
Macmillan's decision was
at Orlando.
to C ape C an av eral because of th e l TIC ra ilro a d
t hi.-* ra ilro a d pom lola on a truck . . . j»i!*t th e op
l l o e f f e c t on fleet combAt
• llii* next three years, ill
contained in a letter U> For
a tr ik e .
p o site o f th e pipiry-haek tru ek tra ile rs an ra il
i rudirn***.
my opinion, ean well he the
eign Secretary laird Home.
Really significant t h i n g most vital period that our
Vn’ it Atlni. Il>m:in (!. Iliok*
It was read to the 4.300
about the invention of the city may be called upon lo
thief of thr
i over i *
delegates to the annual Con
telephone, so says the IJons face. We need the co-opera
S u x y llurruti of Sh ip * for
servative party meeting. They
Pause, is that it followed by tion ot all of our several ei- TROOPER Joint Mr- .N'ui'Icur power |*lniits
were stunned by the an
35 years the invention of the ficial hoi lie* within the city i j.itnu'.U. of Tn.llulHuisi'.e*
• U —Aift a-c hief of.
nouncement.
•—bst-htub. Just think—fur 23 .,p,| fmmty a» writ a* the Co today joined tint Flori- th e A to m ic hnrrirv roiitiitin*
Macmillan'* letter »aid that
years you could have sat In operation an>l support ot all tIn 11 i yr li xv a y Patrol
*u»n’ < ntirleur rom tor* branch.
even if tlie operation proved
the tub without the 'phone of our eitigens. II elected. I fiii'ii* ii'siyrnol to Semi*
II i« t.irt reriitrku nhvMit :i
successful, "it t* clear that
rngirt;
intend to work !o that end. i nolo t utility. Iii* was 1 ti «<1 f«»r raUiiitf nuikiiinii*
I will need a considerable
am. of course, referring at Kiuiltiuti'il f r o m tin* • hip. tn iKim cruiK nnd «|uality
period of convalescence."
South Seminole-North o r Ihe moment to the location
M. I ini.I w a D r , (Ii A rt/ t, bad
U
VSIIINi.ltlS
il
l’ll
Fill* Mvhuol lost July,
o n tro l to high plutniu-v i m “ I would not be able to
ange Kiwanis Club h a s chang and budding ol tin* proposed
Ml \ MI I l l’ll — Hurt icarie l'il- d e it Kennrdy's politicu' u rg e d tlint tbe s a le lie made | CAnTERSVIl.LE, Ga. —
lit* will work lient with tmlly h .f e lieeii nlluvvcd to Flora,
with an estimated I. exp lo sive iippioxiil o f It
ed time and place of Its state university.
I Pit — Retired carpenter .ace all that is involved in a
Tioiqier* J. I.. Sikes, I'Uah without fu rth er com de.it.i toll of nearly I "•*> and
i " li d i l i " l t i i l mi ysitlid niw.il of I
meetings to 6:15 p. m WedI consider it an honor and 'I'o iimy Tomlinson juul
Itert Wal ime ■■( Duluth, long electoral campaign," ho
i e il- h " *3 n million i . S
m n t at N a v y liemlipiai I n ■*. I oilier thousands m int united
S o v i e t tr o op s an d m ilit.o >•
said. ’ Nor could 1 hope to
re-day at the Tiki restaur a privili go to serve on the
v
heal
-ale
to
Riisstu
Won
a
Minn . planned today to ride
Hill Strintrlielil.
I ie \ u v y niaile tdear tt»«luy. fur In llit> t arlltltean i Imrn
fulfill the task* of primo
ant. Maitland.
eq uipm ent ftoiu Culm.
board ol Sanlord City Com
eeiiMin
of
qiartisail
buekiliK
a bus to Lake Worth, Fla. minister for any extended
(Ilenilil l'lioto) I . o u w e r , th at "n il yard * nou ed Inward it- death today in
% • •
inissionrrt ll re-ebwled to
K ' l t i . e.ly said th e s a le of
Inlay
ii Congress.
hiiihlinif Huhniariiti'u a r e in tile Atlantic (Kem
and recover an untucked suit period, and l have so in
Fight Kiwanians went to another term. I pledge lo
put soli • RvpU
mm, in
t m ill io n Inns about. | .0 uni
%*«•!%••«!** in tie hi \ 4 Ih'iiiiidc »»f
case containing his life sav- formed the queen."
Orlando for an inter-club continue to work just as dill
I'nri'ia*’, it
* a t .1 t !i e i t.alll'g llmise I.HI* l.e.liler
poor
w n r l.ni.if'wit 11>.
That
A Rockingham P a l a c e
* -it
. . but only seven re- genily al all linns .i' in the
siorm’s 115 null* per Imur i i.at ten V II ill* h of liidi- l ull b u s h e l* o f .siiiplux I ' . S. •ngs of SM.tion.
rm lilt
t\t i
<i nt 41 * well .». p< ik winds |Mt*etl no Ilm it to
v . l o a t — H i , largest, S o v ietspokesman
said: “ lie has not
t.irncdl Through a mix-up past ill He lx *t Intftcsl ol
! W d iaic who is In his tin*,
.Ilia. I| 1 -touted tile wisdom
private nhtpyunU,
Harold Kaslncr was left he- banmrd and ail ils taxpayers.
Istilst tint would si id gab* ol tlie move minimli'eil Gy the Xmi'l c u n t r a n s a c t io n since had Ihr suitcase with hint tsSlgned a* premier."
-!*i*f<y
The effect of his action
h:mi
vviliUs ait* lic«*» s i o f kv lilt-1 1'reJileiit ut t. * new* eonfcr* t i i , m u lt i billion d o ll a r lend- when he set out from his
" I h a v e no pe rsonal ' i r *o D 'N ’a*! A r
t i J • I — ’ v>
ap|wared to lx* that ho wai
the lint.*., re 'tl island ul ......... Meii e-dav. Sen. Iliit rj
grind, o t h e r then | li? f v.. i fa r e D V
northern
home.
Ie - s d c a l i v t W orld W ar II
>uri *t wav i<i get 1 loll an d best interest • », ie city
ilm miiil.t tlurin tbe d.n
Ilul when tin* lull drew turning over the reins of gov
n & W A ...
—
w.i» a “ hopeful n g n ' that
busy am i a l l ol our t i t . z 'n - . and
dene i* to give it tit
|>ev a stated r> oil- ol Haiti
near
Ihi* Georgia town Wed ernment to Deputy Prime
pr i'K ie - towniil pence lx |i"snun lit* II have hit seen*- le el f i l e to sp e a k , »<( ami # XI #*l
and I'ulia strog :Ied tluoogll
nesday, llie elderly carpenter Minister It A. (Rab) Rutler.
sii'In. Ho promts >1 a special
tarv do it!
debris atm u d to I• s to limy
v ote on al l questio ns u dli out
.•Vi' ,r;n M \ H.’.V (1 I’ll
grew friglhrnrii.
n ,|">rl tu t o i i g i i ' s * on the
I* d<-ad. im it i<in m.i t<il water
f e a r or f a v o r ,
lie saw several boys .star
foot-l* J t
all o f wa—V
i aisi'd the i tri i t e a Ivptnud
" I f you w a n t PI'S t> serv e
Nothing i« opened I)' mist.t i t t e r to day.
.1 slit*.I l a * . .% in i *« ve
ing al him. and thought they
M onel P lo f l
lever I pi I f ii . |i ill klllikell
take more often tlt.in the a s voiir i o m n i l s -i m r : r t .s
meant lo kill him and take |
I'
th.it s u i K s Ih* I mlo
O \ r. \ 11 IM i
Gov .
tWIIltil.
ne xt th ree y i *.i i » | .
vote the w h i ' * .i best ,,r i tin t,
southwest Halil.
his money
l
‘
H
ip
lion
e
and
■
i|tli|iment
i
s
l
l
r
y
a
n
l
t
a
i
l
’
d
today
lor
Haitian Hi aliii Minister He
l o r an d re elec t A. I.. Wilson swept iln.vii a n a r r o w Alpine
Wullimr gut off the bus to
l.i'Ruy l.obb, who recently as y o u r c om m is sio n er lor valley W e d n e s d a y mght in a a p p r o v a l o f the $73 n o t io n raid I’lllllipi'.iUx i-llinated ot Hie l i l y ' s No ■' well on
seek iM'tp. but in his fri Hit
«i
Insd
ennstruetion
bond
is-u«'
purchased the t’arrnll Daniel G r o u p H on No, 5 '•
loe island s iii otli toil al mule III. tin,IV II I.’ smith W ile de .
forgot to take the suttcaxi'
tidal w a v e of dea th
HIRMINGIIAM. Ala. (UPt!
.VIlls'll will lie Volt'll (ill III a 11,.in il.Jixi prisons
((instruction Company with
sine. " I when lilt lo an auto
!;•
•
■
i • i 1
'I
It saved un tin* lup>.
—Itirininglijin'*
troubled rac
releti'lidillil
Nov.
5
Mole
lb.ui
.‘nil
wi
■
■
n
|*ir!
• Inch hi* ha* long been asso
mo bile al M p m \\• l m - d i y
Tin* Finnish immigrant, ial situation moved toward
lliat m o re titan l.tu 11 p erson s
i
d
dead
hi i uli.i alt uigli the t It\ M a n ag er \\ f K n o w les
ciated, >•nnmimill today In*
who lias spent .V) years in the erisla stage again tmlay
died in Im If a dozen M u tter
l 'il D istric ts Mix lust olliel.il list ol I.il.it.tie*, eslilliated d.im age to Hie
hai changed the firm name
ed v i l a -es
America, walked to the Har with the rejection of Negro
Its
I
id
led
I’
t
r
s
s
lo
fr
r
n
a
t
io
n
.il
NASHVILLE, Tenn il l'll isoP'd by Hie filli.hi govem |ium|i Itoll'i- al well o v e r
In l.elloy C. Robb Construc
low
t minty courthouse, but dcsegre gat inn demands by
Tin* l a n d s li d e spills *-1 mil
Wheal tielt farmers today
— \t least |ii| schixd districts llielll ill llav.illa list mglit $ I (xxl
tion Company. Inr
lie had a hard time trying city nfltcial*.
Imnt of lolls of w a t e r o v e r
. . .
neted
President
Kennedy'*
in southern and border state* i arried XI dead, fa . d wi re in
t mist.11He Hub Carroll, who
I he lip of tlie d a m . a * d a
Dr Martin Luther King Jr.
" split In III' iliemna. Il<*
desegregated their I'lasKoom* one family.
One of the most cornprrhenT im N o r t h Oifnf,.fo Vllliik*.
inxeslt ited said :h it lln It ih iGioii allowing llie sale of had
learned very little Fit- and other Negro leader* hud
stone had been dropped into
w
h
e
a
l
Iii
tlie
S
o
v
i
e
t
Cuiiimu
for the first time litis fall,
•he outlines for a building Council, nith May nr W \\ a te a cu p
Ihe Cuban govern m lit told ird S Palm k, **H lord, w i*
gllsh. and could only say given the city two week* to
the Southern School* New* the people to I,June linfilllllll lorred olf the highway near nt t b lo c in Ft trope a s a hit
program ever teen by II E. A n i l r r i o n it^ n|H»kc mnn, t»*
Kill Money Ibis station " litre 25 Ncgnr policemen and
At to It p in Wed tie d a y
tii
a
n
i
la
r
i
a
n
m
o
v
e
tliat
will
ed rumors aluuit t < < i-ujiti tin prixi in tlie.iti r. jumped
Porter a i l that presented by dn y I^Mird a full retrac tion "ii a m a» s |v e la n d s li d e plopped re|Mirted Wednesday.
CarlersTilli* High School begin talks aimed at morn
tile.ill
lltolH'y
III
tIn*Ir
pickets
total." I lien- weii ii |xirl.i the git.n.l r al pro ei tin | the
Krme Southward for the Action ta k e n T u esd ay r jh t into the r e s e r v o i r liehind the
Prmripal Ray Hill, who is and better rtiy jobs for Ne
I
tut.
at
the
s
a
m
e
tim
e,
■ruin Orient Pro • tii it llieillau and ita-h I into tile
member* of the Farm Rur- to rr«piir«* Itc itcr lit <»th««r « or v.o ii ot Yu po nt d .:n \ i c e Mission Ktfjred
i. my f a r m e r s evpr* ssml con of Fmnidi de scent, managed groes or face a resumption of
NEW YORK it IU - i ■ t non studenl woi hi i . were pllllip ll'lllse
» j u . at their annual meeting the N o t lh O i land.» i ..... pmii >
lion ol the d a in g a v e w a y
1
1 1 ll alxiut pro vidin g e v e n ii to talk to tin* excited man racial demonstration*.
New
Jersey
men.
believed
lo
missing in the mountainous
Tuesdat Call for rjueation* to hu y an oi’cupftt'«*oi*l 11• • n - under Ihe p r e s s u r e , hut the
Jii s tlc i ' iif ttir I 1 i r e Hugh
Mi mr Albert Uoutwell and
c
d
i l w a r e n e m y with .such a and untangled hts tale
lie Cuban refugees, were ar eastern region
from the audience produced f o r clear mir
pim ran
la id
1'itrick
was
f•»r d* . great*'*! d i s a s t e r w a s c a u s e d
Police Chief t'.irlos Dv<*r Hie t tty Council Wodni'iday
s t i o l e g i r m.iD i i d a * lixul.
rested
Wednesday
night
for
f
l
o
r
a
lo
ll
ne
arly
Vino
mil
r<>t a one—th« presentation veln p nicnt o f th« new l i n i n ’ in the w at ei sp Ring o v e r tin*
cited foi a rue
iv h e a r i n :
It m a y m ea n a few d o lla r s >’ a I !"I the l.ak c \\nrlh police lit..lit turned thumbs down on
Iximbarding tlie f'ulian ini**- lion in d a m i ig i 's pi i i , nine to a n s w e r lo i ii
s o that well done.
ol till
Sc ho ol.
department and ask ed that it tlie ultimatum, presented in
top.
I I *
Ion |o the Ciuted Nations wild •lav i a m p i .a- at r>- ■ tin* 1 ir- in e to li iiv Ills v Ho le u nder "i ii lint I don't Hunk it's
.\t till* M lll f time \ filler ’ dfl
si'i'p an ey e out lo r tin' bus a register*d letter Irnm tier
worth
tie
price
we
may
have
dozens of egg shell* Idled llilx-.lll Haiti S property loss t'll lllnl
The n a 'mo's pre.* came in «*xtrndf«| tin api«|it|«\ fn •• tti
Rev
Fred
Shiitlleswurtli.
and llie bug
lo
pay
someday
in
national
with
red
paint.
alone
was
estililltid
->
t
Sluu
ho criticism from Dr E. T. pArti«*4 mktdv»*d 'x td n in in i:
When tlie bus arrived in ( iiuncilman John tiolden sai l
in
itrily
"
said
Walter
Pierce
million
York. provost of agriculture,
t h a t the council . . thin resultof Xlatih.ilt.in, Kan., president t.ak' Worth, (xdti e claimed the letter represented a glut
I V I.I .M I \--sl E 'l I ' l l
- Politics F o r Bud?
at Tuesday s farm llureau
e*l
ft o iu
misiiil* ■ ptel iliuu
ul Hie Farm Itureuii in tin* the In :.rge They it|M'iu I the at our heads and I rcsent it "
itev er.ig e D i r e c t o r f ill'llJ rd It.
NORMAN, Okla (til'll meeting lie said the press
I!.ait.vi ll -a ii I I have never
t t a l i n i i l u g ge -I wheat pro iiiil'ui I suitcase. The ttt 'Hsi
aiul
m i s i m d i ' u n d i i - "f ' . K ea tm ' ii p o r le d tod.iv r i . ir- Oklahoma fiMitliall coach Pud
umvi i.ricilture for a * hip
v.ts all there.
di.ttdii'd any of these ir.mtid
'
dtii
tug
stale.
Kansas
c it y nrdilliiiK e.
ette ta x e o lleetion s lo r the Wilkinson has refused to nm
ping buy Could lie true jlamt
Wallime spent tlte mghl mi s* i ;cs and demamlv wt;!i
•' \ lot o f the f a r m e r s h a v e
C o p i e s o f tbe ( e l e c t i o n month o f Vu. ust to talled < • .• firm or deny a copyrighted
some parts of the country
a reply or answer."
here,
a happy man.
resolution
w
It
he
*e*
*
.
lo
the
n
"it
wh
at
th
e
out
33l,3;«
newspaper story that he will
K \*(»\V II.M
1. I O
I ll'll
hi* here In Kemlnole County,
1 rnt • i»r nrt|. net ..ol b n .
con
ie
of
tin*
s
a
le
will
li
e."
r o m p n n y , w h c ii i* cov»-rei|
K e a tm
-. ii I o| that am o u nt retire Jan. I an I seek the
I **• t if .n't,’|,f tin oil;;ti t h«*
just the opposite Is true, a«
ll.iw Im’**ii « ted by
•frivi'i
I In- pre tdi til of ti-. Kansa*
the local fourth estate well under it* develo per's ll* en •*. ' i T-s» ’ML* \s 1 11 go to the state Republican nomination for the T l «MI|» 1 1 . Slk* 9 1* on .*v. r II • Iif a till MltlloXill, ttufa)
Farmers I mnn. Martin llyrne
know* tils* leading pla<e nt an d to I;, it* ( ||i otr* >* » h > * its i al loud a n d lias* r i - t . l . S .Senate.
to
p
r
e
v
e
n
l
tin
iloath
t«»lI
fro
m
•• Ftn»v '** of f iilur* t O y o l ' l
nt Topeka, said he wa* up
aarnuliors in this county. n te w o r k in g un an hoiuty sj.ytai to I will be d l ’ tribiitt'd
th r r L'b -if wny
r o o t» y i« I lh ll U 'tt’ll tMiD.MNlk of
l» i I to tfir sair earlier hut
I i q iia lu u d Communltli's
Pml»c Dorn Th e ft
We re with Ihrio for more ba*is.
ii
11
-1
rt
from
rmtiii?
ah*iv*
•••ven.
r 1.111 rt i *
17.
would How support the Pres
HOT
SI’HINGx.
Va
il
l’ll
r | > < rimli* AAirr kvitiiT uleiit > decision ‘ to the lit free enterprise, ton
1k* Ir
uhkI t- -lay Hie
• • •
— Hie Federal llmean of In hti* i l n v v r . i iiii>iti|»
lit*4i| litiitol iii }ioii|iital* lo it* ittnl most ••
vestigat'on (Fill i and vt.i'.e • hill!ten ii n)i* u It lt turn i f f I N.ixl.nlli* for in. d' .iilly ......
Slici i f f J . I.. I b 'l ib y li p ' l l tInis I'nuul dcvekqi Into
|«< les* have tonverged on the
fit toil.tv tii.it Dep utle * Wil) l i l t f i * 4 ) I . '.*J, at \Vililitit*i «• Im.Isi.iiimi*, III III,III I "lltl.iitlll a vehicle In ease uni Id ten
plush
Homestead
Re-ort
Hotel
) a n t hundler. J a m e s Moore
1 Hit' IJgl. I '. u k a g ' d s III H k e d
to investigate the disappear- A v en ue. In f i ••nt of a t a r wliiti-fixti. N o ...... .. the 1'iitierits sioiia tri the enld war," he
ami W esley Plac e a r e a t t e n d
tln v en ley Mi'liii S n n t li, S a n
•aid •'And. must imivortant,
ance of about $2P0,Uid in
ing » " b r e a t h o - li i e r '* school
wen* iiopr'ivi d i tuiugii to In- it r mild liecnme a move tofortl Niiviit \ r S t a t i o n , lu***
ji-wi-ls (non a hotel r*xiin
It t»il oi -iilisl.ii i m y ut f a ir vva.il p eace"
at O rlan do. i n r tin* iiiiedu*
lav a f It i toioii.
Macmillan Quits As Party
Head
Conservative
Chief Still
Prime Minister
Red Grain Sale Gets Suitcase With
Flora Racing
Toward Cold
Dcoih Ai Sea
Backing
Travels Alone
1003 Retried
23
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lc :B
Crash Destroys
Cily Pump House |
Wheal Farmers
Have Doubts
North Orlando
Admits Mistake
Cigarette Tax
Doctors Fight
To Save 10
School Driver
Faces Charges
rnteil, t li.il is a g a d g e t to «!«•»
te r m in e
w h eth er
yo u
are
Pact In I ’nicc
diunk.
» » •
Only four days to qualify
yet City l inis Henry Tuiiun
»Rid today only Al Wilson
has placed hi« name im the
j. v. '. ballui to succeed him*
pelf as city eommlasioner.
J l c m i .toil I! K. P o r t e r were
sundering
d a te s a t e
why
o th er
ear.di*
III
)
0
W. Anderson. North UrlunJo,
who report* the club members
w e i r |fr»aiinplc*-. a with
, ium l. u « tloslw*.
SiUi » •• tnttuU'*! iluih.itf**
T l ’HlvKYS RAISKH hy iiis-niL.-t * ..f tin* Sait final
Holice l ienevulent AaiWM-iutioii will Uu th e iifizim
n t S a t u n la y a fte rn o o n 's “ tu rk e y .wluHit" a t th e
I’UA Hu on I lie lak e fro n t, ( 'a p t Vrt.olil \ \ il*
Lsiui*
-U »ue itiv tu u " lo U> th e ir lu c k /'
it
i "m illio n .
il'lt it's I'll 1 it V Ill-Il l lull
MOSCOW
Id’ll
Tie <* ihi tu tne S m i t h *ai iii i ll> 1111.1 1 in Nn -I., dlx *nid
treaty outlawing nuclear tesla fJ'JI to tin uliiRit Ini'.
l.i oi ge It i '• X II I t. -'I. VsIIin space, in the atmosphere
"sh ow ing u itru*lh c d iffi.lil
atl.l under water liei ame ef
l i e i m i l l to l.r. .ihlll ' " li.i'V
HWANG, xoulll Viet Nam
fretive at 3 p m 'ti a nt.
maid be |o " ably would he
l PI i — \ II 12 men alxiard
F-.sTt t'xlay. when the l nileil
him c l in ii tank d y | x rrxpirtwo l r S Marine Corps heli
states and Rritam delivered
uto r.
copters which rra shiml in
ratdiisl copies of IIm part to
J \ | K'ONV ll LK CPI) •
f h r toil fiom the
u | ri'te.| CojmMifiivt held pingle huhtill* Russians.
Pilot M J McMillan Ji
o u t lo e a k rum to seven \Ve.|lands north of Saigon late
IIll'll gill lie -I'llttl'il .1 log roll
ni x.lii.v lugl.t smit Ii Ihe an - Tuesday were killed, a P S.
mg slowly across j runway
Custro W arns
MIAMI ' l I’li - While vol at Her long f lehl near here noun, iriurni that a malt lx?- military s(xikesruatt .aid to
Ii. vi'il to have ili.-d o f cerelirul djv
unteer* searrhed foe Ih«Ii**s Wednesday
rii* vpsikesmun said th e 1
I in the sdt and ruhlilr-fi lt d
Ilul when lie landed III* h c in o iih u g . I.i-t Muliiid.iy ot
I towns of eastern t uba the small uiicr-.lt iu*l over lh>- N a s h v i ll e •it lniilly miii 4'Iih i Im’«I h o d ' , of nine Marine* and
to
thru* l S. Navy men killed i
fo ld t j i t To govert.uient "log ' It tliilieil out lo be all
•St4|$|i||«s *$f tl>« lu ll' 4 I||| r x
in toe crash of live helicopt- i
warned VVi-Unesduy tnai an) eiglit-lixil alligator
Wl.|e Ireing ferried hack
retiel attack on the hurricaneFlying at the field Wat held periAiv.. outi-t"xiii win* flown
torn Island would tx* willed tip while attendants r.qx'd the here from Canada and Den- I to this advance air base Id
out ' from ti e lirst to the angry 'gator an I dra ged Inin " i n k to u |< e 1 1 m * III (i.u l l i i . - . n> Hi of the qx /t Where
I nitr.i . i a D . • " . . I t
- i ' i ' l ; . l u i c y wire kt i i .
U <i" uijn.
lu ll to a Ibatti) glCl'k.
Pilot’s ‘ Log’
Is Big Gator
living »!iy,
| .Ills Per e ' p u k e tlli.ri
*•< om m u n - iii ’
jo r t!o W m i n I ’ j i k S r i lu m a
t tub a s g .est o f .Mayor W.
Crisis Builds Up
In Birmingham
* * *
All 12 Aboard
Copters Dead
I iorida D i ' l r i l m t o r - I o r f l m n i A a Cuximw R u iit T i lt - .
I IILST ST.
FA 2-Otr.l^
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Vdv I n f n l W m il
f a g t 2 — Oct, 10, 1963
Additional Lands
For Recreation
Urged By Reed
i
Fire Prevention
Stressed During
Weelis Program
Men's Club To Sponsor Go-Kart Race
Fire Prevent! >n Week fotu»ti attention go an ever
present problem.
The date ha* been set each
year rince 1922 in observance
nf the great Chicago lire on
0<t. 9, 1171. killing 250 per
sons and destroying 17,430
buildings at a cost of SIM mil
lion.
Sanford is no exception and
Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. hi*
released the fallowing figure*
for the year 1962:
Losses from fires amounted
to $0,386 with property val
ued at $310,943 involved. A
total of 831 man hours were
put in by the firemen fighting
fires.
There were a total of 1M
fire* in the city and firemen
alio answered 18 fslse alarms
and 52 emergency call* for
such things as children lock
ed in bathrooms, gas leaks,
and a boy stuck up in a tree.
Major causes for Brea in
Sanford during 1982 were
careless burning of trash,
children p l a y i n g w i t h
matches, defective wiring,
faulty stoves and beaters, and
smoking in bed.
By Dmhu Estes
Go-Kart race# tor all tehoo]
age boys and girls, regard
less of church affiliation, are
being sponsored every Satui
day from 9 until 11 *.m. by
the Men's Club of th* Churtn
of the Nativity.
Conducted by the club us
a means of furthering driver
education whila a t th* same
time providing a good form
of recreation for area youth-,
the races are directed by Bill
Rogers and Cliff Dullea and
are run over a figure ”8”
course which has been built
at th* church.
Regulation type carts ara
used and races are timed,
weighted and handicapped.
Trophies are awarded each
week and an overall trophy
Is given to tho winner of th*
month.
No youngster is permitted
to race without permission
of hi* parents. All possible
safety precautions ara taken
on and around th# course.
A small entry fee it re
quired from participants rw
help defray cost* of the pro
gram-
Urgent need for acquiring
additional lands for rrcrettional purposes, aa providfor In a constitutional amend
ment In the Not. ft election,
was stressed by Jim Herd,
Ocala, district Information of
ficer of tho Florida Game and
Fresh Water Fish Commis
sion, before the Sanford XL
wants Club Wednesday.
Herd emphasised that the
|ftO million bond issue would
not call for an additional bur
den on the taxpayer as It
would be repaid with the $2.5
million a year receipts from
the flee percent wholesale ta t
now in effact on certain sportMRS. INEZ MEREDITH is shown with her mother, Mrs. Susie Newton,
lnp foods and fees from tha
TROPHY WINNERS of Go-Kart races at the Church of the Nativity,
who resented having her picture taken while seated . , . "people will think
use of the recreational lands.
shown with Fr. William J. Trainor, {second from left), are Paul LeRoy, this
1 can’t stand up."
(Herald Photo)
Continuing growth In the
week’s winner (left), John Jordan, winner for the previous two weeks,
population of the atats make*
and Jean Lytle, winner of the first trophy,
(Herald Photo)
It essential to act now as tha
number of areas aeallable Is
constantly decreasing, he said.
1
I I
•
Water control and the prob
lem of pollution will bo o part
of tho oearall outdoor recrea
tion program and committee*
ara being sat up to work out
ST. HELIER, Isle of JerClasses in drafting design
solution*.
sey (UP1>—Bernard Miller,
and woodyard, raised hones County when you were still
By Jaae Casselberry
technology for adults will
Ha also reviewed the his
23. went to the police In high
and
cows, and rented boat* hoeing cotton in northwest
Pep Club and cheerleaders.
The
peaceful
setting
of
a
By Jaae Casselberry
tory of game and fish laws
Indignation because somebody
open at 7 p.m. Tuesday at
Florida!”
Since Florida became a state tiny cottage snuggled under and sold bait to fishermen.
The student Council a t Ly A parade to promote the stole his ear.
Seminole
High
School.
Alfred
Jewell,
a
member
of
and told of the conflicting majestic lire oaks *n the While her sun, Eugene was
Mrs. Meredith was instru the Casselberry l ion* Club,
The Instructor of these man High School will have homecoming is planned fea The police said they didn't
in the Air Corps during World
pressuraa put on the commis
mental
in
getting
telephone
classes
will be Robert J. charge this year of th* Home turing decorated floats and know anything about Miller's
south shore of taka Brantley War II, she had to work as *
has been named to the board
car. but had been looking for
sion by groups and individ
sc nr lei* and power lino*--Into 01 'SHEBA. II? asa . Intro Schmidt, of the Seminole High coming Queen ceremony dur
candidates for queen.
belies the dynamic personality man to keep things going, so the area anil hounded the
him in connection with a $8uals.
faculty’:
The
m
odern—welb.
ing half-time at. the C frj- _Sandy Tennant is chairman
duced by Clyde Kerce, of
Reed was Introduced by of lla resident, Mrs. Inei when he returned after the School Board until it extended Casselberry.
equipped laboratory at the h o u n d * homecoming game of the decorailo’ii# eommritea 409 store robbery. He wax
war
he
announced
that
it
was
jailed for eight yean.Judge Vernon Mist, program Meredith, on* of the county's
the school bus route to include
In other business, the board high school will be available with Florida Air Academy cm and Dan Casselberry publicity
lima for her to take off h«r
chairman for tho meetint.
most colorful and controver blue denims, put on a dress children living in the section. voted to send $100 to the to adult students.
Friday, Nov. 15.
chairman.
Legion af Honor awards
The registration fee for the
Her ownership of the water Florida Foundation for the
The queen will be selected
sial figure*
Tha Booster* club will spon
and
sta
rt
living
like
a
lady.
TYPEWRITERS
w tre made to long time memcourse will be $3. Students
At 70^ Mr* Meredith (till
Unfortunately, he was later •ystems s e r v i n g Meredith Blind sponsored by the Lions will Le reouired to purchase this year by popular vote of sor a Homecoming Dane* fal- ADDING MACHINES
» ;- i y
n
-Mwt
Own- t 'lubs of >i«Hk Florida to ha
n
. ..
_
,enthu»l**tirally e x t o l * me killed in an accident and she ."«4|U|
r »t Bent- D*>. W nk -erWoodruff Dr. Luth.r Do**. !b„ ulic, of MerrJi,h Manor. was forced to resume the full Undo Estates, Golfvlew Es earmarked for North Flor Ihe text which sells for around dates nominated from the
In other business th* Student M o n t h . Good Maehlnes.
$8. Those who do not have various dub* and organiza
Sanford Doudnty, Judge Rob her Lake Brantley develop,
ida
Kyehank
right
restoration
tates
and
Nob
Hill
prompted
C o u n c i l has named Ruth Price# Reasonable. Drop
their own Instrument sets tions in the school.
ert W. War*, E. C. Harper ment and optimistically plan* responsibility ones more.
Wright to head a committee In, pick oat tho maehlna
She hat increased her orig her opposition to the franchise in Gainesville.
should
purchase
a
small
set
and X. D. Randall.
The meeting wax presided
An all out effort will be to revise the constitution and
for the future. Her mother, inal acreage to 3ft0 acres and directive, which would have
and taka it with yoa.
which aelD for $3.
made to get a* many Lyman by-laws and bring them up to
Mr*. Susie Newton, a spry In more recent year* the em placed a two per cent tax on over by Mrs. A. Butler, pres
All interested in register alumni as possible to attend
ident.
Mrs.
Edwin
Epstein
all
private
utilities.
and spunky 04 year* old, also phasis has been on the sal* of
date.
HAYNES
ing for this course should re
make* her homo nearby.
Carole Highsmith was ap
iota. She has spent $136,UoO In She fuught the County Com read the minutes due to the port to Seminole High at 7 the homecoming and promin
OFFICE
MACHINE CO.
illness
of
Mrs.
Frank
Wood
ent
alumni
will
be
asked
to
Mr*. Meredith having lost Improving lots in tha sections missioners on this Issue and
pointed chairman of a Cod# of
p.m. Tuesday. Classes will
speak at the Pep Rally and Dresa Committee to promote 314 Magnolia Ava„ Sanford
her husband In World War I. which she has had platted.
mtnaged to stir up enough op ruff. executive secretary.
Open Evenings
Other board members pres meet two nights each week bonfire to he sponsored by the neuter dress at school.
came to Orlando from Cali A woman of strong convic position from other owners of
from 7 to 10 p.m information
ent
were
Mrs
II.
Kibbc,
Mr*
fornia in 19111 to visit with tions, not afraid to fight for small utilities and their con.
OCTOBER ft
is available from E. S. Doug
Admissions
her parents and decided to hrr beliefs, she had made turners to defeat the proposal. A. Hunt ami R. Howland. The lass, director of vocational
Double Bite
next
meeting
will
be
held
Jan.
7 It’s Fast! It’s Thrifty I
Jamas R i c h a r d s o n , B en1settle here.
quite a few political sntmics Ona of her hardest fought
and Adult education. School
LONDON (UP1>—National
Evelta, Batty Garrett, Chillis Sha and her father puffhas. , along the. way and once told kettle* with the bo*nl had to
Administration Building.
w
Do All Of Your
Health Service official* dis
- j— ‘
Singleton, Nelson Moors, Den ed the old Carlos Cushing, County Commissioner* — M do with the location of SR*
T
closed today they had ap
ise Swain, Theodor* Rung*, homestead on the south end’was paying taxes In Seminole 43 j, which was to be built to Indignant Thief
Wash At One Time —
proved a new- set of false
Lola D. Ferrente, Louis* Nol of Lake Brantley, known as 1
The Ili? Haul
| provide a route from Format
teeth for a Scotsman who
1Dry AU At One Timet
USI o u ■
an, Gloria Paarca, Lewis Jor ■Brantley Hall.”
Gripes At Haul By lulled Pres* International swallowed his old ones while
City to Longwood.
WASH an d d » t
%
dan, Gaorg* Hamilton, Lor The two-story home, which Don Juan Spouse
Banks,
credit
unions,
fi
SAN FRANCISCO lUPI) —
We Are Open Air
The eommiialonera w e r e
sleeping.
1Ac H I N I S
raine U- Millar, all of San was built in the 1870s as part
nance cgmpames and other
forced to reconsider the pro A burglar took 129 worth of
ford; Margaret Tyler of Rich of the same English settle Belted By Wife
Wash In Comfort!
loan groups advanced $18 tub
posed route when Mrs. Mere phonograph records, coins
First Rose Bowl football
mond, V*,; Glenda Fay Islay ment that built humr* in Al MADRID (LTD - Police
; lion credit for Ihe purchase
ami
a
table
radio
from
a
San
dith brought out hrr trump
of cars in 1982, according to game at Pasadena, Calif., was
tamonte Springs, still stands.
of DeBary.
KW 1TE- WHITE LAUNDRY
reprimanded Mrs. Diego Gar card, a federal road bureau Francisco Hat and left the
the Automobile Mmufactur- played in 1902: Michigan vs.
Births
Many of (ha old acttlcra
following
typewritten
Dote
2139 FRENCH AVE.
man from Atlanta, who told
cia
Salatar,
81,
and
let
her
Stanford.
| rrs Association.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd 0. wera forced to abandon their
for
his
victim:
them that unlesa they built it
Swain a baby girl, of Sanford. homesteads and grim-a after go alter she helled her 53
according to the route laid out! *"> • “ mJr 10 »M f*
“
Discharge*
they lost everything in the yrar-uld husband with an um by th . Geodetic Survey in ;
hardworking burglar.
Wlnnell Baker. H a r m a n "Big freexe” of 1895.
brella on a downtown street 1938 for th* federal aids sy s-1seldom have I came (sic)
Welbom, Retha Ann Griffis,
across a* miserable a haul
Mrs. Meredith cornea from for "Don Juamng with a 70trm read, they would not get
Jefferson Pavls. Fannie Lind hardy pioneer stock anil wat | year-old woman.”
a* this. You people ought to
federal matching funds for leave some cigarette* around
sey, Elliott U. Boyd Jr., born in a aod house on the j "I surprised him with a
lor guests. You ought to be
Theresa Britton, Frieda Wil plains of Nebraska on July 4. younger woman of some 70 th* project.
son, Rebecca Smith, Jeanette 1893. She learned to ride autums and I gave him some When the rosd was finally ashamed of yourselves. Medi
constructed i n 1 9 5 3 , M r i . tate on this, friends: Every
Denton, Donna Denton and ba horseback before she could lumps," she told police.
" I will never consent to Meredith gave over two mile* thing which I leave behind
by boy, ail of Sanford; Lester walk and went to school in a
what he did and neither would cf vight.of-w-uy through her Isn't even worth stesling.
Hunt of Sorrento; Georgs G. sodhouse.
•TU iater. Sydney the burg
any
woman of dignity," ihe property in gratitude for hav
Legg* of DeBary.
This same pionrer spirit
ing th* road built.
lar "
OCTOBER 9
prompted her to settle in such said.
Admissions
an isolated spot with her
Jsnic* 0. Rains, Jam rt small son and build Meredith
Smith. Judy Harman. Mar> Manor nursery and bulb farm,
Em m s IU11. Edvenna Ed raising three acre* of caladwards. Chester O. Bo>d. turns, amaryllis, calls* and
George Turner, Ursula M ornamental* under shed.
West, Eric Erickson. James
Sha also operated a saw mill
It McClure, Edward W. Din
kins. Lillian M. McCall. all
of Sanford; WyneU Bush.
Geneva; Kathleen Six, Longwood.
Births
CURVED 4-PC. SECTIONAL
Mr. ind Mrs. Thomas West,
baby boy. of Sanford
Con be arranged m many wonderful
Discharges
ways! Seats 6 adults in lounging
Jam es B McClure III, Nelson
comfort. In many colors and fabrics.
Moore, Baby Girl Donaldson.
Fount Reversible Cushion*
Norma Daftron, William K.
WE’RE SHOOTIN' THE WORKS ON MAC.TAG
Vincent. Chester A r t h u r
Shaw, Mrs. Thomas Arnold
and baby boy, all of Sanfofd;
Maytag The Dependable
BEST 4 C Y C L E
Fred Grollimund, Thomas
Franklin Stewart. Ella Jean
Automatic Washer
Laug tin all of DeBary; Ida
DRYER
S l r v - f - * 5.
Seidel, l.ongwood; Margaret
Bust, lie net a.
F ally
tutomstie
Lint
ing Tub
.u.nsn«di ctefh*j m
>msU, Med
A I g. Load*
Giant
Capacity
7
Cut V Curl beauty shop
Ku*t l“ru«f
at 318 South Palmetto Ave
nue has completed decora
Fvcluvivr Halo of llesling Action
tions, including a lilac-andK
) » -t (trying
• Fully tu to B iatk
white wall covering and cur
lo o l C abinet • M strkea All W a»hrr»
5 Year
tains.
Transmbtoitwi
Miss Marie Pemberton, a
ONLY
* .C i V
,
.
RUST
2 PIECE
Warranty
native of Boston where she
00 DOWN
With Acceptable
*«u*4 and operated s beauty
PROOF
COLONIAL SUITE
Trad*
shop, has been promoted to
manager of Cut *n’ Curl.
COTTON PICKER —
USE OUR EASY PAYMENTS
Kn hit ih ir n m i H u g MtU
A native of Sanford, Mr*. Miss Bobby Faye Gam
EASY
With
k c tfh ib lf luisa Cushion
Winifred Cullum, has Joined ine). of Eudora, Ark.,
she staff at Cut V Curl. She won the tit)* of queen
TERMS
recently attended a demon of the National Cotton
stration of th* latest teenP i c k i n g Contest in
Mather of Sanford
—
s m . o* e . Fir»t street
til'ipe* in permanent waving Blythcvi!!*». Ark.
Ph. 323-0697
? ’(» S. Sanford Av*.
<**d elgt* U»u-Ue at
L-NL A T c lc p h o U ) j
A r e a P o litic ia n s
Drafting Class Lvman no mecomma
B o w T o P io n e e r SHEBA Board Opens Tuesday Plans Announced
Police Jail
Complainant
Names Jewell
>
i
Hospital
Notes
Mather s OCTOBER SALE SPECIAL
M a u ta a
O N E SHOT
SALE!
I
‘249
Busines<£&
Briefs " W
M O O N EY Appliance Service
$239
�A
ON# I n t r l 8 fr*U Oct. 10, I960 — Past S
Local Women Of The Moose
Set 'Christmas In October'
1H
')
By Mom Grinstead
The North Orlando Civic
Association ipproved plans
Air t Teenage Halloween
Danre for youngsters of the
community at Monday night's
meeting bekl in (he Civic
Building,—
The dance will be limited
In boy* and girls IS years
old or older and will be held
nn the—natlo of . ihr__Civic
Building in the recreation
area. Time* will be announc
ed by Mrs. Anton Krecek and
Mrs. Chuck Rowell, planning
committee.
Vice President Chuck Ro
well was named chairman of
a committee to study past
records and make recommen
dations for bringing by-laws
up to dale. Working with him
will he President Roy Burke,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ryan ansi
Anton Krecek.
Plans were announced by
Mrs. F.wrlghtson Harvlllc and
Mrs. Donald Nall of the wel
fare and welcoming commit-
•
I
•
the clothing item to be sent
by the local group, will pre
sent it before the Chapter
Monday night when she also
will be in charge of the pro
gram. Tile meeting will be
held at 8 p. m. in the tem
porary Moose llall at Lake
Mary.
f
Mrs. Donley urges all roworkers to bring their gifts
to this meeting in order that
they may be properly pack
aged and mailed before the
Nov 1 deadline.
Suggested
items
which
would make suitable gifts for
either group include cosme
tics or toiletries for male or
female, manicure sets, cuff
links, tie pins, costume jew
elry, billfolds, photograph al
bums, stationery or other
less costly personal articles.
Suggested for the youngsters
are crafts sets, paint sets,
model ears and airplanes,
jump ropes, tops, mechanical
toys and games for all ages.
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The DeBnry D u p l i c a t e
Bridge Club played 18 tallies
directed by tk Z. W alters a t
this week's Tuesday afternoon
meeting in the Recreation
llall of the Drtlary Fire S ta
tion.
Winner* were N8, first, Mr.
and Mrs. Georg* Pearsall;
Berond, Marvin Long and E.
35. Walter*; third, Mr*. Albert
Bosom and Mrs. Nerman Mey
er and fourth, Mrs. Ruth Blntt
and J. F. Sheffield.
KW, first, Mrs. Hugh DuVal
and Mrs. Charles Hassle; sec
ond, Mr*. David Singer and
Mrs. Doyle Driver; third. Mr*,
laiur* Reed and Mr*. R. \V\
Ackerman and fourth, Mr*.
Awtliur Willgoote and William
Lutz.
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CHECK v* These Typical Everyday LOW PRICES.
Notice I* hereby g isrn that
th e follow ing item* will be
*nld fo r ■rciim ulatrd Mur
a g e charge* F riday, OsloIter I I , l'JR.1, 9:10 a.m. at
201 N . Kim Av*„ Sanford,
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b ents ere priced with our price end
overage retail price. This overage re
tail is hosed on ewe investigation end
estimates ef retail prices in Central
fterida, net Including leader Heme
drastically reduced for the purpose ef
stimulating sale*. We feel that they
represent • fair picture at retail prices
ess the Same quality merchandise. (We
stock enfy name brands or brands that
ore recegnieed In the industry ee being
quality merchandise.) H yew think we
have m ade ■ mistake on any item,
please write ue a letter giving source
ef bifoiaatieo. It will help ut serve you
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HOME
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(ee to visit or send cards to
40 new families in the village
Inviting them to become
mrmbers of the association.
This committee was auth
orized to expend funds In the
events of birth. Illness or indcbtcdnrss
of
association
member* and their immedi
ate families without a requir
ed vote from the general
membership.
The resignation of Joseph
Hsgc. e rrand vice presldcntr
and Bill Ryan, treasurer,
were submitted, llage advised
that his time is limited due
to business and Ryan advised
that after Oct. 38 he will no
longer he a resident of the
community.
Fire Chief Bill Hahn spoke
to the group to stress the
need for a sufficient volunleer
fire department in the com
munity and urges] that mem
ber* of the association and
other residents of the village
take on active part in the
organization.
DcBary Bridge
Winners Named
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Civic Association To Give
Teenage Halloween Dance
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Sanford Chapter 1»M. Wo
men of the Moo*e. wtll obaerve "Christum In October"
at next Monday nighl’t meet
ing when ao-workerf of the
Chapter bring gift* to be dis
tributed at Moosehart and
Mooiehaven at Christmas
time.
Both the young people at
Moosehart and the elderly
residents at Moosehaven place
wearing apparel first In their
Christinas lists. Gifta of
clothing have been limited In
previous years since most
items are too expensive for
Individual donations. How
ever. this year. Women of
the Moose are seeking to su r
prise every resident at both
locations with a special gift
of wearing apparel in addition
to personal gifts donated by
co-workers.
Mrs. Betty Donley. Mooseheart chairmin of the San
ford Chapter, who will select
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�Seminole J V Plays DeLand; Oviedo Hosts South Seminole
British May Be Training Too Little Tribe's
Hard For Cup, Palmer Thinks IFirst Home
Game Tonight
ATLANTA f t ’P I) - U. S.
C iptila Arnold Palmer think*
the British may be oser-tralnlu j for the R>d*r Cup match
es ssd that unless they slack
en off his team "m ay bare as
easy time."
Palmer emphasised that if
the British re st today they
could be a tough opponent
when the matchea get under
way i t ) a.m. ( EDT) Friday.
But be noted they have been
playing up to 27 boles daily
gince Sunday and could be
•tale when U counts.
“I'm leaving It up to our
players to set their own pace
today," Pilsner said. He said
if some feet a nine-hole tune-
up la all they need—fine bj
him. But be added he'd pro
bably get tn IS boles today
B y J s l i : i M e a s tr w m
himself.
Herald Apart* Editor
"You can’t keep going diy
after day with no break withEicept for a slight knee
out feeling it.” Palmer said , hruii* suffered by Dave Hlf“ It’l better to pace yourself, jiabotham. Head Coach Ralph
I know what our people can stumpf »aid this morning t.iat
do now and they know what the Seminole Huh Junior
Varsity is ready for tonight's
they nted."
Both Palmer and John Fal contest with the DtLand High
lon. the non-playing Briii*h School Bulfpups.
captain, plan to make public
The curtain will go up on
around noon today their re the engagement at 7:30 p m
spective twosomes from Fri at Sanford's Memorial Stad
ium.
day’s matches.
This will be the little
There are eight Scotch four
somea lined up for Fridsy. In Tribe's first home gtm e of
each, two-man U. S. teams the season after playing their
take on two-man British first three tilts on the road.
teams w.th each team using
The
Bullpupi. sporting
only one ball. Saturday, tnere plenty of sire, will be led
will be eight four-ball match by ■ promising young bslJ
es with low man winning eicb player, fullback Kenny Gill
respective bole and Sunday He is the talented brother of
there will be 1« singles match- Jerry GiU, the sparkplug of
(his year's DeLand High Bull
CJ.
Eight strikes In a row!
This means a total of 22 dog baskfield.
That's Cordon Honeycutts
As far ts advantages srr
record last week while bowl matches during the three-diy
ing for Mcsdor’s Marine team affair with I point given for concerned, the little Semtnfat the AO-Star League. His each match won and a half oles should have an edge In
game was 264 which was point for each tie with IS;v the speed department and
high for the session. His team points needed to win the solid Stumpf hopes this margin will
make the difference tonight.
went on to win c m and a half gold cup.
The L’n.ted States Usds 11* The Bullpupi should provide
games from the Betty Ana’s.
He bad a 1M gam* and «T4 3 going Into the 12th biennis! the Seminolei with their best
matches snd It is edds-on cpp^splon nf the season fo
aeries.
.... Allied Van Lines salvaged favorite to repeat this year date.
Stumpf will have 30 youngtwo point's "from the Larry's with the likes of Palmer, U.
Mart trio. Bob May had high S. Open Champion Julius Bo tters suited out for. tonight’s
aeries for Allied with Ml and ros. Gene Litllrr, BUly Cas affair. They’ll be led by eo*
Marvin M eitner was high for per and Dow Finsterwald in Captains Tom Cason. Richard
its lineup. Other members of Hittel and Jeff Whiting.
Larry’s with 202 343.
Since (he big Seminole* will
Bob's Restaurant, led by the U. 5. lean ire Dave Ri
gan.
Billy
Mavwell,
Johnny
be
Idle this week local high
John Wright’s 2t2 game and
t n series, took two wins from Pott. Tony lem i and Bob school officials are anticipat
ing one of the largest crowds
Inland Materials while John Goalby.
The
Americans
evperimentin years to watch the baby
Spoliid Was high fur Inland
ed with a variety of shots and Seminoles in action.
With *05232.
A special pep rally Is slatOther 200 games were those a variety of alternate ball
of Rob Steele for Allied wjlh combinations Wednesday to ed for this afternoon at Sem
112 US; Bill Hall. 3)1 250 for give Palmer s rhance to mole High for thia particular
conieit.
Betty Ann’a. and Clyde Pier- make up his mind how he
The locals won’t have much
wants
to
pair
them
Friday.
ey, 34 SM a n d Ceorge
He and the other Ameri of a rest following tonight's
Swann, 3 j2 3 3 2 fo r Meador’s
rani Insisted that this l*. S. tilt since they'll make the
Marine.
Helen Padgett of Howe's team has more spirit and de second home appearance of
rolled In s strikes and scored sire than one would normally the season nett Tuesday night
a 217/SI». Eleanor Anderson expect to find In a t urn; mt at the Sanford stadium. They
re>« will m«et the Junior Bucs of
if SL Johiu had 170 204 and of this kind its v.
pros
who
usually
play
for D a y lo n g Mainland High.
Jean Monroe of the aam el t ,
Honeycutt Rolls
Eight Strikes
team had IK
un h rr re -; *!*
1MF »rt P11^ *
turn to the league following *or
li m » out fo r a blessed e v e n !
CK Tires and Pryor'a In Bo Si*™
surance w e r e deadlocked,
LIS ANGEt.ES (UPI) each winning two and a half Crprrd.rlaUe Hurler lio H*points. Helen Altmen led OK limky of the Los Angeles
Tire with 164/174.
Angels continued to live up
In the split division Dot to hia character and became
Johnson converted th e2 lOar.d one of the first maj- r l»igthe 2 7-10: fxiuise Hosfnrd the acre to sign hia lJtlt ssason
5-7 anil 3I<»; Frances Cross contract.
the 3-10; Edith Zurll foe «-7
and J o n Webster the g itlo
Oldest continuously Inhabl-
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REG. 5.29
ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE
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Ct»N-l
Two teams are still tied
By Called Preaa lateraalioaal horca drills for Friday night's for the lead in the Sandspur
Georgia coach Johnny Grif- battle with Miami and coach League following F r i d a y
fiih it apprehensive about Charies McClendon named a S ijh u action. Pietro Mfg. Co.
and Jet Inn teams both beat
putting hi« Bulldogs in Clem- 3«-man traveling squid,
son's Death Valley with a
Mississippi emphwtin-J eve- ibcir opponent), Team 10 and
bur eh of "hungry" Tiger*.
euticn and liming Wednesday Factory Paint Outlet, respect.
"Although Clerascn hasn't and then eased off rough work ively.
wen a game, you can beiieve for the Tuiane rame Oct. 19. Top bowler for Jet Inn waj
me. they’r* tough and they’re
Ace quarterback J i m m y Lll Donat with 3*9 224. Her
goirg to be hungry." Griffith 5i.il* returned to the practice «r.e» was high for the lea
said Wednesday, after a prac- field at Auburn and looked gue. Edith Zeull was topi
tice session In which hia team sharp in passing drills. The for F.erro with 193 472. Team.
Caroline Pierro rolled
"dropped enough passes to Tigers take cn Chattanooga
lose fire or six bail games."
Saturday.
a 192 game.
Griffith laid such butterA two-hour workout cn ofRuth Phillip) led Stem per i
fmgerednes* p o s s i b l y cost tensive ar.i defensive assign- Real Estate to victory with
Clemson last year’a contest m enu featured Miiitiiippi 197 425 over Me Roberts Tire
between the two teems when S u te ’s seiden. At Kentucky, Co.
Tigers dropped a haif-doien coach Charlie Bradshaw sus- Howe Tire Shop icorci
tostes and lost 2t*16.
pended two sophomores, a three wins over St. Johns
Geurgia Tech concentrated halfback and a guard, from Realty Co. but the latter had
on defense in preparation for the tquaf for disciplinary the high aeries of the night,
lTSO.
Tenneaaee’a lingle wing of- reasons.
Vanderbilt’s C o m modrret
feme. The Vela went through
full speed drill on creating kit the field for the fir*t tiro* Amsterdam is the capital
the goal lice from a short dis- j in two days to begin leisurely of The Netherlands, but The
ta-.ce.
preparation for F 1 o r i d a ., Hague ia the teat of goversLou;tisna State closed out l Vandy has thia Saturday off. [ ment.
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In Sandspur
Hungry Tigers Set
To Claw Bulldogs
Thi* week’e ®niy Junior
high football tilt in the coun
ty tehee place tonight at
Courier Field in Oviedo when
the Lion r ube of Oviedo host
the South Seminole Junior
High School Hurricanes.
The kickoff is scheduled for
7-30 p.m. South Seminole,
A
(till lacking tha service* af a
number of ita rtin g perform
er* *• a result of last Thurs
day right’s bruising battle
HAI.FHACK WALT Lit UAVIS (10) of the New with Sanford Junior High,
Smyrna Flench Barracudas is beinfr tackled by a will s u n a makeshift eleven
Lyman player In last week’a pame which Ly sgaim t the Lion Cubs.
This will b« OTiedo’s sec
man won 20-0.
ond contest this reason while
it will mark the third outing
for th* Hurricanes. Oviedo
lost its only game, 20 to 0. to
Sanford's Brave* while South
Seminole also loat to the
lying
their
feminity
include:
LAS VEGAS. Nev. (U P lt—
Braves. 2* to 6. but does hsve
Marlene
Havre,
Betsy
Bawls,
Professional female divot-dig
Mary Milla and Shirley Engle- a 32 to 13 decision over St.
gers take their first shots to
Cloud.
horn.
day in the start of the S1&.<M0
72-hole Ladies National PGA
golf championship and Mickey
REG. 4.65
Wright —*» usual—U favored
In the field of 42.
If Mickey's right—and she
appears to be—she should be
favored to win back tha title
86 PROOF
which Ju-iy Kio,ball o* Slau*
BLENDED
City. Iowa, snatched from her
last year.
W H ISKEY
Mias Wright bad won the
three previous years.
35.69 CASE OF 12
The gals warmed up Wed
nesday in a unique pro-aroateur event at ths btarduat Gulf
Club where r»r ie 33-39-71.
Winner of the handicap
event which paired a woman
m
pro with two women •m u teu n
■ ■ 5 TH
an 1 one mm w ii a t» *m U 1
by Clifford Ann Creed, Alex
REG. 5.29
andria, La, who won 1400,
The veteran Louise Suggs
JUST NORTH OF CASSELBERRY
nabbed 1150 in second-place
CITY LIMITS ON HI-W AY 17-92
money and third place went
to a team headed by Sandra
HALFWAY BETWEEN SANFORD AND ORLANDO
McClinton, Seguln, T ea, who
picked up 1150.
Mi*s Wright finished in a
RLENDED
tie for fourth place with Ruth
V isit Y o u r N e ig h b o r h o o d
WHISKEY
lessen, Bunia:!, C a d , and
each won 175.
11.93 CASE OF 12
score* were not
Loop Standings c aIndividual
r d e d officially but Mias
DeBary Spare-Bibbers Bowl- Wright was reported to have
in j Club itsn.lln-s are Fats t o t a l e d approtimately ",l
K IN G
HOME
and Never Better tied for fir -I while Miss Kimball was in the
SIZED
place with I t points; Leans, neighbor hood of 80.
OF
second place with 13 points;
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Mickey has to n a doyen
HI-BALL
THE
High Games, Orville Jones,
evmts this year hut she’s up
5 TH
223; Edward Farions. 221;
J9t DAY or NIT1
OPINING "Til C101ING 39t
Charles Stark. 20). Series against some pretty tough
SIoGSaw r cio w n OID CIO* im p is io ! I m isn OM
rompetitlon
such
as
Kathy
games, Edward Parsons, i l l .
coonr
f.neoON &ih iu » SCOvcm imp c » n » o h n
REG. 5.15
lour lu ll
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Kllswcrt.h Ogden, 139; Kober Whitworlh who has won five
Finn. 529, Jake Waliko, j u , I tournaments in 19-73; and
li 1h 1s P o .ijio s 1*0 n r \
Orville Jones, V;i F.'lsw-rth Marilyn Smith who h*. taken
S fA L R A M
VO
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O LD T A Y L O R
<»rdcn rolled s high game of | three.
C A N A D IA N CLUB
O LD G R A N D D AD
234 and had 239 in foe aeries
Other charmers who seek
CU TTY SARK
B L A C K f> W H I T t
!a»t week
the title with a vengeance beN O C O C K T A I L OR m i x e d D R I N K O V f R
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lots r s v nr. i;o
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fntt nwfnir f» rtf f !
k i s fl’ . i • * 1 1 e - r t l f ■ . tor
1 s t t i l l t* t , i n n s t h t r * .
Injuries Hit
Hurricanes
Hard Blow
III.
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Jim
Pijutt's
undefeated
Seminole High School football
machine will not put their
perfect record on the line this
weekend due to an open date
in the Tribe’s schedule.
"And It’s a good thing,
to o ,"
declared Head Coach
Jim Pigult as lit- anil his as
sistants. Hick Williams and
Jim McCoy, count the minor
but numerous injuries which
have be-et the Seminole* dur
ing anil since last Friday
n khl's rout of the Apopka
Blue Darters. M to 0.
I’ifiutt made it plain that
despite thehigh scoring af
fair. "Our boys got a little
bjnged up. Normally we call
'em shooting pains but ac
tually they’re a bit more
serious than that.’’
Pigott was referring to a
sore arm suffered by full
back Lee Sparkman, a foot
injury to Steve Clark, a pull
ed muscle in halfback Lari
Black's leg. a knee injury
sustained by Eamie Steele,
and a foot injury suffered by
end Billy Higgins.
"And if that isn’t enough,"
Pigott continued, "Larry Wat
son was mowing the lawn at
his church, stepped into a
hole and came up with a real
stllf neck.”
Asked about tackle Dave
>
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g o o d
Noell. Pigott reported that
the youngster, who missed
last week's game, will be out
at least another two to three
weeks.
Meanwlule, "This is a good
week for scouting.” said the
Seminole mentor, "We'll have
scouts at the Wildwood-Lees
burg game and al-o the Palatka-Seabreerc of Daytona
Beach affair. We've already
caught the Lakrvfew squad
but we'll probably hit them
again before we play them
later on.”
So this week's open date
probably came at the most
opportune time on Seminole’s
IPsvt gridiron schedule.
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Oklahoma To Outlast Texas
By Major Amos It. Ilimple
Pcrrlrria ProsnuMlcator
Egad, friends, you have a
treat coming this week. For
the first time this season I
am making niy entire forecast
without the assistance of any
of the members of my scierj.
tific siarr.
In fart, after the dismal
forecasting by several of them
ir. recent weeks, 1 had consid
ered firing them all. llut with
the companion for which we
Hooples a rt well known, I
just gave them a week off—
wtthout pay—hakkaff!
4 raieful perusal of the
records ami abilities of th>s
weekend's opponents indicates
that most of the favored
elevens will walk off the field
with honors.
The leading engagement
will match Oklohuiuit and
arch-rival Texua. I predict
Oklahoma will outlast the
Longhorns, 25-I8, in a bruis
ing bn Itie.
Other contests worthy of
special note will feature
Michigan State and Michigan,
the Air Force Academy nnd
Nebraska, and Ohio State and
Illinois. The Hoople System
foresees victories for Michi
gan State, Air Force, and
Ohio State,
About Spurts
Thinking Out Loud
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The big upset of the day
will occur in Madison, where
Purdue’s Boilermakers will
hammer out a hard-won 17-11
triumph over Wisconsin —
harrumph!
Now go on with the foreeast.
Kansas 10, Iowa State T
Missouri gif, Kansas State 12
Miami (Fin.) 7, La. Slate 0
Michigan St. SI, Michigan 71
Northwestern 17, Minn 8
Navy 34, So. Methodist If,
So. Carolina IS, So. Carolina
St. 8
Oklahoma IS, Texas IS
So. California ;s Notre Dame
17
Washington I t , Oregon St. 10
Purdue 17, Wisconsin lb
Rice .IS, Stanford II
Syracuse 18, U.C.L.A. I*
West Virginia 2, Wm. and
Mary 15
3
Air Force I t , Nebraska 18
Alabama 17, Florida 8
Arkansas IS, Baylor 9
Penn State 18, Army 1.1
Holy- (Toss 17, Boston U* 3
Dartmouth 21, Brown 7
Duke 28. California 13
Columbia If), Yale 8
f’temsnn II, Georgia 18
Oklahoma St. 14, Colorado II.
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Sanford Lions Club with Lion most of his pitching for Win i Indiana 21, Iowa 11
District Governor John Minor. ter Park. In those days the Kentucky 27, Detroit II
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tills was the southpaw so other day but couldn’t Imd
many ol' "bird dog” baseball the place.
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member a* Two Minor.
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when Sanford was a member a mu mi town every now and ♦b <* -**t h ' I -*;v 4*f N ■*ii%* Til Iif r , \ ,
m the old semi-pro circuit, I hen. They call him Joe I* T“i I , f *up t l i * p u r p n * * #yf
h .»v lr i if H i # ir c5flni'»rrpt:l v » i t i t
the Central Florida league. Barnes. Joe managed l hr u f K * m ! n o f * <***i i iifjr, F h » r ! t n ,
The loop took in Daytona Feds and was known as i i i f r f o r n r *1ir* i n * I i ’ h i p ' •*r
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t * i J r* H u t c h U o n
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the Ilia -Sanford stickmen
days the players u*ed to ’ 'j-rrk erf he It-* I r I of i* >unt y
Those were the days when gather In front of Sid’s gar ’ ' mi n ni|p* ttin«* rf l i r* n v t f o r
I 4oinlri'»le
Cm uni y,
P iu t pli
Sanford* stores closed on age when ollt-of town games K ilM if t li O ^ t . *. !«,
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Wednesday afternoon only so were on lap. There’ll lie the o o v - t s
people could go to the ball transportation — * fiat hed I n i t i r f h i * r l « ff VI*r «'•hi n 1 1
in In ml# I ' l i i i n f f , , F ' l o r park Games were played truck with orange crates as J m t i F a
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only on Wednesdays and Sun seat* for the passengers.
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day i.
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IV rio iu
old City Island Park in Day. a Cocoa resident named Ear I l n t l n K I I f l l m * «*# V l r m a n i l *
n l f t n l f i
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tona Beach when it had no ly Joiner. Kemetnber him?— I aYmii
ftn ft # 4 »ii o f j o ( t
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fence and a strive between a portly gent who was a pret h « r # f i j r
*rul
r#i|U ira<i
outfielders wound up in tile ty good Imrler in his slay, and I.i j i r f s e n t m f c l - i l m a »t»«t
14 v* b J i '» f c.u n r ai t 'i nr
Halifax River. Daytona Beach not had at the plate.
f t >ii M l !
t * *> i f n l i t a t t h a
had s unforgettable battery
One of the league’s moit f w i A t a o f vv i l l i i i m l i r y A n t . *l*»inly
—the
Huttobrothers.
T te colorful characters was a se ct oi i itFh al , C foaut an t y o fJ u al *i l«d o f( K4*mi*
pitching half was Olin — a cond baseman for Cocoa. IBs n o l o C m i n t f , r i o r h t a . a t h i t
smart southpaw—who whip first name was Johnny. We oftif flci ic a C olou n t yt h a a t o oSua rntf o rhtml i *r»i n ro*f
ped the Celery Feds, as San r a n t remember his la -.1— I d a *
w ith in
i(Jt
calam lar
ford’s club was then known, but wc can reinem'ier that m m i t h l f r o m f h a t ' m a o f t h a
f i p i t p u M i - f t t i o t i »if t h l a n o t l a
more
times than local fans black cat emblem on the back K m c h c l a i m o f d a m * n 1 « h « l l
b
care to remember.
of his uniform, and his voice. g In w r i t i n g , i n t * h a M i t i t *
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Robert Taft of Ohio
Is turfing the government to lower
th e boom on eager heaven who are
enthtulaatkallr promoting addition
al tripe to Cuba by U. & "atudenta”
w ho yearn to revel flrathand In the
glories of the Caatro culture.
The
eongreeaman
you get than to
brainwashing by roeh
own eoun
Political Notebook
at American democracy aa a poor
imitation of the real thing as prac
ticed by Castro in Cuba?
And how can you be much more
eontempt uoooa of your govern
than to storm Into the U. 8. Con
gress and scream profane insults at
our lawmakers ?
Sure, this is a land of freedom.
But wa like to think It la also a land
of loyalty, patriotism and decency.
If these "■twtonta'* haven't
learned this in their studies, then
they had better shave o ff their beat
nik beards, scrub themselves inside
and out, put on some dean dothes
and go to a diffsrent school.
la
These freeloadlng junkets by
American youngsters to soak up
Castro hatred o f their country go a
little beyond good, dean fun. They
eocne uncomfortably dose to being
field tripe in rebellion.
What kind o f a misguided kid is
it who joyfully latches on to a free
ride offered by one o f the loudest
enemies America has?
How much mors disloyal to your
According To Boyle
But the British girls complain
that skirts which fit parfactiy (ah,
yes, they do) on tho ground become
uncomfortably tight a t high alti
tudes when Boyle’s law takes over.
Well, girls, if it's any comfort to
you, wo men have the same problem.
And Mr. Boyle may be interested to
know that we have to gain only
about three feet of additional alti
tude to feel a tightness around the
waist.
It happens whoa wa rise from the
table after a hearty meal.
And if wa looked as pretty as you
girls do in our temporary discom
fort, we wouldn't be nearly aa alarm
ed us you seem to be.
So keep on flying, girls. And if
your skirts get too tight, and if Brit
ish gentlemen are like American gen
tlemen, tho passengers won’t com
plain.
BULLETIN: A news flash has
ju st come in that airline hostesses
in Americu have reported no trouble
with Boyle’s law. But the least we
men can do is to keep an aya on
things.
One o f the more Intriguing bits
o f news to figh t Its way over the
hot wires against such heavy compe
tition aa Viet Nam, the tax cut bill,
the test ban treaty and the importexport balance Is an item about an
odd problem now confronting British
airline stewardesses.
This problem, contrary to what
m ay leap to your mind, doesn’t con
cern middle-aged gentlemen passen
gers who have a tendency to be
come cordial to the stewardesses
after a segment of the champagne
flights.
Instead it arises from a physical
phenomenon known to science as
Boyle's Law. Reduced to unscientific
terms, Boyle's law says that when
you get high up In the air your tum
my has a tendency to expund be
cause of lessoning air pressure outaide.
Now anyone who has ever had
occasion to glance at an airline stew
ardess may have noticed that these
gala normally seem to have no problam with their physiques or appearon the ground or In the air.
Dick West Soys
OUR
a n Having troubls with spall
ing, pronouns and hlioma,
even as you and I.
In fact, they can't bagin to
handle Idioms as well aa hu
man translator*, as witness
the following two examples:
1. A human In terp n tar em
ploy sd by th« United Nations
to translata English into
K,>unl*h ran up against the
phrase "once in a blue moon."
A literal translation would not
have meant much in Spanish,
so he changed it to "every
time a bishop dies."
2. A translation machint
was given the expression ''out
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WASHINGTON (NEA) — House Rules Committee.
Aisuming that tha ClarkIt has taken Congress the full
nine months-plus to give birth Case resolution can be sieved
to its first two Important de- through tha crowded congres
eieinns of tha year—on the sional "colander" this lata in
te it ban treaty in the Senate tha year, tha Joint Committee
and tha tax bill In (he House, would be authorized to make
In this period Congress has recommendations to improve
been able to give fewer than organization, simplify opera
100 of President Kennedy's tions and attain better rela
250 legislative recommenda tion* with other branches of
tion* any consideration a t all. government^
Two thirds of the administra Three other resolutions ap
tion program hasn’t even been proved by the Rules Commit
taken up in committee for tee would permit study of spe
cific reforms:
htaringa.
In addition, more than 8,500 —Set aside four hours of
billa have been introduced in each session fur debate pertin
the House and mure than 2,- ent to legislation under con
100 in the Senate. Of these sideration and nothing else.
11,000 meaxures originating —Allow committees to meet
with congressmen, fewer than without obtaining apecial per
100—one per cent of the total mission while only routine
—have been enacted into law. buxines* is being considered.
—Authorize Congress to
Only five new laws passed
thia year are considered of handle matters pertaining to
tha budget more efficiently
major importance.
These facta and figure* em and expeditiously.
Rut reform of Senate and
phasize the need for reorgan
isations of Congress better House rules which are respon
than all the words in the 17,- sible for many of the delaying
000 pages of Congreational tactics used by congressmen
opposed to a pending measure
Record proceeding*.
Congress isn't exactly on during floor debute would
strike against the rest of the again be excluded from con
government. Both Senate and sideration by tha new Joint
House are working longer and Committee.
harder thia year than in any
Congress since World War II.
B ut the end result is a slow
down and an inability to make
decision* th at Is mors crip
By Hal Ceckraa
pling than a strike.
A
medicine
cabinet is where
W hat Congress really need*
i
you
keep
remedies
for every
la tha same kind of action it
took in tha railroad labor ailment except tha ones you
crisis to prevent a strike.
hava.
I f Congress c a n t modernise
its own work rules to elimin
A high school youth's .a l
ate legislative featherbedding, lowance is really just a downmuch tlma and equipment.
Rut if you employ the hu it should tum the job over to payment ou what be really
man Interest “me, here, now” arbitrators e m p o w e r e d to will spend.
yardstick, you can compare bring in a binding decision.
But the chance* for any
features f a i r l y accurately,
The dub golfer takes his
even without costly poll* or auch action this year are slim. coffee straight in the club
Under bipartisan sponsor house and on the course two
survey*.
(Always writ* to Ur. ship of Senators Joe Clark, D- or three lumps with his tee.
Crane la car* of this m r v I'a., Clifford Case, R-N'. J.,
Hava you found that fat
paper, ewclasing a lung and 30 others, tha Senate
stamped, addressed envelop* Rules Committee haa finally little hug on your tomato
and 20 cents to rover typ cleared a resolution to set up plants? Roring, isn't it?
ing and printing costa whetf a Joint Commilte* on tha Or
Men really found a place
you send for owe of his ganization of Congress.
Similar resolutions h a v e for junk when they started
booklets.)
been introduced In tha House building two-car garages.
by Repe. John V. Lindsay, RN. Y., Henry Reust, D-Wla.
The people who spend
•
O '* a n d A ft
Rut nnhndy outside of Con more than they make are liv
Q—What noted American gress is pushing this project. ing in th* great beyond.
scientist led ail expedition up And what it need* more than
the Amusun River in 1803, in anything else is a public lobby
to demand reform.
search of fish?
I t has even been suggested
A—Louie Agassiz.
th at President Kennedy could
well »how a little more inter
Q—What i* the earliest use
est in this project, since he
of "America"?
has been the principal victim
A—The geographer Waldof congressional lethargy.
srrmuller used it in hi*
While the President keeps
world map published in 1507.
up a front of not wanting to
interfere with Congressional
Q—According to mythology,
procedure*, he certainly inter
who was the only mortal ever
fered on reorganization of the
carried over the River Styx?
A—Aeneas.
Barbs
Dr. Crane’s
Worry Clinic
By see a f Ike “me. here, three newspapers sf the city.
yardstick of "human
To gain more specific data
Interest," Ellen can compare on individual features, a group
aewspeper feature* fairly of apeciatly trained interview
accurately, even without the ers go forth to aak housewives
more e x p e n s i v e survey and their husbands exactly
met bode outlined below. Ilut what they have looked a t in
pulls ut newspaper reader today's puper.
ship are esse of the latest
On this standard typo of
af tight, cut sf mind" te con fields of Applied Psychol- personal poll, my column has
vert to Japanese. It cams up ogy.
ulwuya taken f i r s t p l a c e
with the Japanese characters
CASE Q-470: Ellen B„ aged among editorial features, If it
has been run with equal fre
for “ invisible, Insane."
» , la a journalism student.
This was a dear cut victory
"I)r. Crane,' she began, quency with any other fea
for the human race. Such vic “what are the ways by which ture, Comics obviously poll
torias ara rare these days and to teat the popularity of dif the largest vote of all.
A third typo of rating sy s
we should cherish them while ferent newspaper feature! t
“For example, how doea tem Involves watching tho
we can.
At a recent hearing by a your column compnra with amount of mail that is pulled
house education subcommittee, other syndicated newspaper by ona feature versus another.
Sometimes, moreover, newsexsmplss were shown of a featuree T
“And how were the ratings paper editors will list their
computer's
handiwork
in
various features and then in
translating Russian and Chi for your column obtained 7"
Una of tha moat ingenious vite reader* to rate thrm on
nese Into English.
In places, the poor thing's and probably tha truest test the beds of tbeir interest
spelling was atrocious. It ren of "full page” reading habits therein.
This is a postcard type of
dered "rapacity" both as “ ca- waa deviaed by Ur. Charles
paclttyy" and “capacltyl" be Allen, of our Northwestern survey and is fairly accurate.
fore finally settling down to University Journalism School. Aguln, newspaper* hava of
If• let a graduate student fared prize* fur letters of 50eight letters.
Rut what amused me the ride the elevated traina from words which decsrlbe "My fav
most was the way It flubbad Kvaniton to Chicago day after orite feature in this newspa
per."
the pronouns. Being unable to day.
All of these methods give
Thia student would sit down
decide which pronoun was cor
rect, it would occasionally list behind any person holding a Indirect evidences of reader
new simper and as soon as that habits and merit serious con
all the alternatives.
Thus, whan a pronoun waa man or woman opened tho sideration.
encountered,
the
machine paper, th* gradual* student The most exact kind of poll,
would print “hlm-hls-its" or would "clock" the time the though not feasible for usual
newspaper readership surveys,
“her-ll-hars-lti," which, of reader spent on each page.
For ha waa equipped with a is the “eye camera” invented
course, la the coward's way
stopwatch and a notebook in by Dr. Hetman Rrundt, a
out.
I hava often wished that 1 which he dilfgvnUy recorded prominent Applied 1‘sycholugcould handle “who-whom” in the name of the Chicago news ist.
It photographs the reader's
that manner, but we humans paper, tha date, tho number of
a rt not permitted to escape seconds devoted to each page. eye movements even without
Obviously, this was a “page hit realizing It. and shows ex
th at easily. We have to go
ahead and pick the wrong one. lest" instead of a specific actly where his ryes rove over
Among the material trans “featura test" since tha stud a newspaper psge and howr
lated by the machine was an ent couldn't tell exactly what many Um*.*, as well as exact
article originally printed in the reads- was looking at on ly how long lie focusses on
any feature.
Red China. One of the key any given page.
Advertisers us* this camera
Rut ha did fitid, for axparegraphs cams out like
ample, that the editorial page to compare the effectiveness
thle:
“ Soviet Union successfully of ona of our Chicago news of headline* and print copy vs.
launch artificial cosmos stel paper* held the interest of the Illustration* in their ad*.
It would tie a superb way to
lar body but American imper ordinary reader over 100 per
ialism then many times fail cent longer than did the edi test feature* except that It i*
torial page of any of the atlier too costly since it requires too
ure."
Ugh. Computer speak with
forked tongue.
Idioms Stump Computer
WASHINGTON (UPl) —
ka a drowning man will gra*p
kt a straw, l naver lot* an
spportunlty to aclia upon
lomathtng that human being*
ran atill do better than methlne*.
Recently, 1 hava been read
ing suite a hit about tho doralopmant of translation ma
chines.
These are electronic com
puters that ero multi-lingual
and can make rapid transla
tions from ona language to
another. The big ehow-offsl
I was gratified to note,
however, that the machines
P«fer Edson
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A—The bird takes its name
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black, which are the sume as
than* of the House of ilaltiQ—Among the nations of
the world how d o es the U . 8.
rank in infant deaths?
A—Eleventh in U‘62.
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Their teacherr ore brilliant,
their toys era miserable.
—Frank Caplan, supplier ad
toys and playground equip
ment for" school», after a
visit to th* U.3.S.R.
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sell his oil for such high
price*.
—J , McNamara, V. fl. * •
tycoon.
Grtpeville Nursery
Manager
i t a s r a i r r i o v n x ru a
We cannot accept ths prep
osition that ths only alterna
tive to apartheid is bloodshed
. . . that there is no way out,
no direction to go, except the
present collision course to
ward ultimata disaster ia
South Africa.
—Adlai Stevenst.il, asking for
moral suasion against South
Africa’s repressive racial
policies.
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*d In th* field of I'eac* in |
1M2. according to the Britan
nic* Book of tha Year.
Benparaln Franklin p u b llahtd an atmana* under th*
name of Poor Richard.
Manager
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Your Fall
Planting Now!
V O L T O llv a
Clrrulatlon
Senator Clark and ether*
are of the opinion that no real
•treamlining of Congress can
b« effected until its antiquat
ed work rules ora brought up
to date.
Senator case is spokesman
for another group which be
lieves the power of committee
chairmen must b* curbed.
Any action Congraa might
take on reforms approved by
the Senate Rules or House
Administration c o m m Itteca
could not be made effective
before Jan. 1, 1035.
That meant tha 1034 sesaloa
will have to plod along under
existing traditions which encouiugt- inaction.
Farm Bureau
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fe s ta l
Oct. 10. 1908 — Page T
frrtll
(bank flbby 2
DEAR ABBY: My husband and I went together to
buy id air conditioner.
Wliil# my husband was es
tablishing credit, the laicsroan asked roe when he
could come out and meas
ure our window iur the con
ditioner. 1 told him it
wouldn’t be necessary, that
my husband would install
the machine himself. The
clerk then said. "Your hus
band wouldn't have to know
about it. would h e?" I was
lurprised and shocked, and
told my husband about it
when we rot home. He was
*u outraged that he went
right back to the store and
confronted t h e salesman
with wbat I had told him.
When my husband returned,
be was angry with me! The
clerk told my husband he
was just being funny. And
roy husband believed tha
clerk. What do yon make of
this?
WRONGED
DEAR WRONGED: The
clerk was just being funny,
0
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VOW T%T D K B D
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"* n o t ! o » m i t i r b b t a i v 14N. T h a t T. U. P a st th* h o l d
er o f tha f o llo w tn x c » r t l f i t a t e
h a # filed a i l c a r t lflr a i* for
t a i daad to ba I n u a J tharaon.
T n a c e r t i f i c a t e autnbar and
p a i r o f laauane*. tha daacrlp• l o n o f tha propartr, and tha
m m * 1* a M . h 11 m i m a n .
#d a - a aa f o l i u m > art if irata No. ISM T a w o f
la a u a n ca 1)41
Oooarlptfoa e f P N p a r t t i
t . o t t F a e i n r J a m a * Drive
uaniaatoarn. P la t B o o k I l**foo
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ta w h ich a ss es sed
(.a o n a r d A Rthol W ta m n . All
’ e* >sd p ro p erty b a i n s In tha
a f u a n i y o f Bornlnola S t a U o f
I P n o i l d a . ITnlaa* aui'h e a r t l fl r o t a ahall ha r#da*m*d a cco rd ,
f n # to t o w tha p rop erty d*a>
prlbod ta auch ea rttflcota will
h a sold ta tha fclxhaat bidder
a t tha fro n t door o f t h e S e m i
n o l e C o u n ty Court Ilona* at
Hanford. F lo r id a , e a tlia flrat
Monday
In
the
m o nth
of
N o v e m b e r , tOSJ, w h ic h !• tha
4th day o f Novem ber. IMS.
D a ted t h le l e t d a p o f Oct• bar. IMS.
(RI2A.L)
A rt h u r B. B aakwtth, f t ,
Clark C ircu it Court
h a m ln o la County. Florid a
P u b l i s h Oct. I. 14. IT, 14. 1541
C D N -:
I/)
By Abigail Van Buren
huh? I think hubby should
have told the store at ana ser that his sales force need
ed air conditioning, and
meanwhile he was taking
h i s business elsewhere.
Such a wiseacre clerk could
get the businessman into a
peck of trouble.
per* where I had died be
fore jou A'atuc to
m e?”
Mom almost fainted. Should
our brother b# told that hi)
wife kept u« from bia aide?
FIVE BROTHERS AND
FOUR SISTERS
DEAR BROTHERS AND
SISTERS: Say nothing. Tbe
a a e
truth will m a i l Itself in
tint#.
DEAR ABBY: We have
• • •
a very large family. Our
DEAR ABBY: When a
brother recently went to the
fellow a*ka you out on a
hospital for a serious oper
date, why dor* he lay,
ation. His wife told (he
"Where do you want to
whole family that he didn’t
go?" Tlii) roakei roc un
want any of his brothers,
comfortable ai 1 rvprct my
sisters, or even his mother
date to have the evening
to visit him (or a while. All
planned aince he did the
be wanted was his wife and
aiking. How doei a girl
children. We felt bad, of
handle
a aituation like this?
course, but stayed away,
1 usually iay, “ I'll go any
after two weeks, aur bro
where you want lo go." Rut
ther went home. Ilia wife
then 1 [eel like mch a dum
still insisted he didn’t wmt
my.
/
any company.
NO IDEAS
Finally, our mother went
DEAR NO IDEAS: Why
over to bis h ou se, rang the
feel like a dummy? I think
doorbell, and practically
you’re smart. The young
forced her way into Ihe
man knows the limitations
house. When her sou saw
of hi) pockellwok. If he sin
her. he said, "W ere you
cerely wants to please you,
waiting to read in the pihe should offer a few sug
gestions and let you make
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4 t e r . IM.ie F l i r M i l u w i n
‘ WORKING F O R PEA
af ISIS)
NUTS": Why should the
n o t ic e
ip h k r r h t
civ K . \ T h a t Ku*<me l.a F a l r the
boss shell out mure when he
holder o f III* f o l l o w i n g ,-artlis on to all tiie monkey tmv
fUat* ha> filed »*ld r a r t l f k a t *
ness in his office?
for t a i
deed In h e Issued
s e a
thereon T h e c e r t i f ic a t e minth*r end y ea r e f leettenr * -he
What
s
on your mmu?
(Inscription of tha
property,
and tha name In w h i c h It mat
For a personal reply, send
ase*se*d ar* es * « llo n « a lelf-addressed, stamped
Certific ate No. I l f
Tear e f
lteu ancn 1)49
envelope to Abby, Box 3343,
• e e r r l p t l e e *» Pewpate yi
Beverly Hills, Calif,
Dote S B lo ck J l e t A d d ttlo e se
e s s
D o i k h a r t ’e l u b d lv ia lo n
Name In which a e s e e t e d I.eo
For
Abby'a
booklet, “ How
A lads B. Rutnsr, All o f cald
To Have A Lovely Wed
proprrty bolne In t h e County
uf Eruiln.la. Slat* n f FlurlJ*
ding," send 30 cents to AbI f n l s t i aurh c e rttflo a to eliall
by, Box 3303, Beveriy jliiis,
be redeemed ec cordltin to law
dee.rlbad In auch c e r t if ic a te
Calif.
will be aotd to the h l c h c s t b id
der at the front d o o r o f the
Senilnido County C o u r t lloue*
at Sanford, Flo rid a, on the
firet Monday In the m o nth of
Novem ber, 1943. whk-li l» the
4th day o f Novem ber, 1443
Dated thle l e t d a y e f Oct
ober. 1141.
(UKAM
A rth u r ft- B e - k w lt h , Jr.,
Cterk Circuit Cou rt .
.Seminole County. F lorida
Publish Oct. *, 10. IT, 24, 194J.
CDN-S
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C h a rter No. UtST
at
*
*
Ile eerv e U U i r l c t Be , •
report o r r o M im n s o r
T l i r a S VFORIS ATI.ATTIC NATION At. R A N K
IIP e A N F l i n n , IN TIIW eTATB o r FLOHIOA.
m r . c i.nsp. o r o c e t N F . s B o n e r m s w i i r . i t aa. i i e a
Ft RI.ISHr.n IN RRAPONSR TO CAI.D WADR «T
c n H P r u i i i .i. e r o r t h e r r n i t K N r r .
t S D i m SECTION b i l l . V. 4. MBYIar.ll STAT1’TS.»
AnaErra
r a e h , b a la n ce* w ith e l h e r b a n k !, and ca s h
Item s In procea* o f co lle c t io n .
1,479,174.45
U n i t r d tita te* Uovarnmant o h l l c e t lo n t ,
1.437,43* s:
d irect en d a u a ra n te ed
ObllBWtlone o f S ta te* and p o litica l
_
1.011.111)1
a u b llv la lo n a - ........ — — —
------—
Satan a and dleconnte (In clu d in g 1111.91
_
1 . 404 .f i t .17
n verdrafti)
- ...... — —
----------- ——
S a n k premlaee own ed l l * 9 .ni*.*l,
241,743 IT
f u r n itu r e and f u t u r e * I *1.7-14.44
----- —
1.09
l l e t 1 ea tata owned oth er than ban k prem ia* ! _
m i : to
O th e r peseta
—- — -• —-----— ----- —
Total
r
i
13.394 ) 1 9 D
A reel*
M A R IL rriB a
D e m a n d dep oa lts e f Individuate, p a rtn e r.
■hlpe, and co r p o r a t io n ! .—....... . - ...... . —
l i n e and eavln ae di-pualla o f Individual!,
parlnereh lp*. and eurp*>r*tlnn« ..... , — —
D K i o e l t e o f Unite d S l a t a s G o v ern m en t
( I n c lu d in g pnetel e a s l n g e ) ..................................
D e p o e l t e o f Btatee and p o litic a l ■ ulw llvlelu n e__
C e r t if ie d and offlror*- check*. etc. — .....---------T o t a l D e p o s it ! ------ ----- ---- - - I 19,147,444.*3
(av T o t a l demand d o p o slte
9 4,113,111.71
tb* T o t a l time and
a a v ln g e d e p o sit s . 9 4.474.113.2)
O t h e r llabtlltlea
T e s t Dlaotlltlea ... ....... .......... .........
—
VALUATION R l .n lllt A RN
S e e a r r e for loan loeaoe u n d er Internal
H a ' a n u e Code
..................... —------- $
404 II
O t h e r v a l t ia 'lo n reea rvee .................. ...1 13,14) :>4
I
t
Total Valus’.loa Jteeeriea —
CAVITAI, F I
Coum.nn s o a —par v a lu e per ahare
Vo . l i a r * . authorised 17,499
No- a l t a r . ! o u ts t a n d i n g 17,109
R jiplu*
---------------------— ---- I
l' n d lv l d e d p to f l l e ------ ---- -----— . —
K e a e r v r a ________________
nt
3 , 142,741 24
191.4111*
1.419,244.12
47.S29 17
Idl.l'.l.T )
11,111,411
j4
1 14,417 11
NUN
(10.91
and Capital Fuad* —— ........... .
NOTH
l S .t9 4 .t II I )
T t n .e c e r l l f l c e t e s nf 9 l p o t l l o u l e u n l t n g .......... .
414.149*4
I, 11 D. Howland. Caablnr, o f the a b ev a -na m ed bank do
h e r e b y d ec la r e that this report uf con d ition It (r u e and co r
r e c t to tbe best of ray k n o w l e d g e end belief .
M. D. R o w la n d
We, t h e u ndersigned director* a t t e s t the c o r r e c tn e s s e f
t h i s report o f condition and dec lare that It haa been eaamtnad
i»y U> and to the beet nf o u r k n o w l e d g e and b e l l t f I* tru*
pud correor.
n H. Hodge*
W. a c o t t Burn*
Dlreetore
Qso. *_ ppeer Jr.
R S trour o r A noi.iii.N4e u i u r t v t a re il ia ir
OF A NATIONAL RANK
Report ae o f Aapternber (3, l i l t , n f Atlantic T r u s t Com
p a n y , J a c k so n v ille . Florida, which Is a ffilia ted w ith The
S a n fo r d Atlantic N a tio n a l flank, Sanford. F lo rid a, Cusr ter
r.n m hri 12127, Fed eral R es erv e d istrict number A
K i n d o f b u sin ess o f this a f f i l i a t e :
Itank s t o c k h o ld ing eu m pany, h old in g co n tro llin g Interest
In t h is an d ot her a f f i l i a t e s , t o broaden s c o p e of b a n k in g b u si
n e s s In Florida.
M a n n e r In which a b o v e - n a m e d o r g a n isa t io n Is s f f l l i a t e d w ith
B a l l o n s ! ban k, and d a g res o f control:
O w n s m ajority of th s s h s r s s e f c s p l t a l stock.
F i n a n c i a l relatione with b a n k :
dtu ck o f a f f i l i a t e d bank o w n ed by the
affiliate (par value) .................... ..........
t ...
■'
t. Id. E. Brook*. S ec r e t a r y - T r e a s u r e r o f A t l a n t i c T r ust
C o m p a n y do so le m n ly sw e a r t h a t tb* a b o v s s l a l e m e n t I* tru*.
t o the beet of my k n o w l e d g e end belief. 1 d e c l a r e that It
h a s or w ill b* published In the manner prescribed by bection
2311. 1 ' A . R A , <13 U A C . sec. I l l ) , w lltiln fifteen d a y s from
t h s d e l * *»f r e . -Ipt o f the ra il for r*-port o f c o n d itio n by the
C o m p tr o l l e r o f the Currency.
If. K. Brooks
a w o r a i s and sa O e.r.o ed b efo re u * t in s 3rd d a y s f U ci• her,
Whaa you os# tit# artificial
two no-trump response to a
major opening as n bid fereing to game in partner's suit,
opener's jump to game ie his
weakest robid and announces
b hand so weak that he would
have passed an invitational
limit raise to three.
The next weakest bid Is
three no-trump which merely
show# a sound opening bid.
The rebid of three In hi* own
suit shows a hand big enough
to las Interested in a slam
trump response haa forced to
the spade game. He starts
AKQ7 4
proceedings by bidding three
VAKJ 7 t
clubs (hut shows both liis
• 3
club singleton and a good
*«&>
hand.
WIST
(A IT
That three - club bid Is
* l« g
A C
viont
t(4
enough for North to take full
«13«S
♦ J a74
control, lie uses the BlackA A K .'V
A vj 1 0 * 7 1
wood four no-trump to check
a o i.ru <■»
fur aces. South shows two
AAJds
*Q»
aces and North place* tha
•AKQia
contract a t aix spades. He
*4
Worth and South ruInstable. knows that there is an ace
missing and there is no rea
SrelX •Wee* North Rare
Pare a N T. Pare
son to think about seven.
1*
while bids in any other suit
Paw 4N.T. Pare
3gk
How could South have
are giant trie s th a t show a
Fare
(tore
•
*
If
•hown a club void on this se
Singleton or void.
Fare
quence? Eaey enough! lie
A l m o s t any partnership
M K
(
would have jumped to six
would menage to get to tlx
spades with the North-South| bidding partuuUiiy simple,
hearts over his partnsr’s feur
South is definitely inteiett- no-trump to show two aces
cards, but the Jacoby two
no-trum p response make* th e , ed in a eUm after th a two no- and a void.
1)42.
tGslAL.)
Miner C. C a l l ! 4 a *
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Heater
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Out of my ruder* writ#* soul wayi to a lor-T-yur-oM whaa you are having
that her 15-yeir-old daughter child, for young children are friends ta. Girt bar a Job
haa such pour manners that eager to learn. Teenagers to do, so that aht can forgat
ihe is ashamed of her daugh aren't so easily influenced.
her seU-consciousntsa in helpter') behavior before guesii.
However, there are book* Ing you taka ear* of guests.
“ How can I make her real- of etiquette written especially
But moat Important of all,
Da that good manner) are for teen-agers, and you might demand that aht treat th«
find one of these to be a help members of her owe family
important?" she asks
Obviously, you waited too to you, since they deal ex with courtesy. No girt whoa*
long to worry about your pressly with the social pro manners are disagreeable at
daughter's rudeness. It's a blems that arc especially Im home ia going to know bow
simple trick to teach court- portant to tecn-agtra.
to act when ah* la away ftwa
Also, it would be wDo to borne.
see that your daughter gets
And whenever you tutpeet
For Friendship
aa much social experience a* that she D rude because aha
KANSAS CITY, Mo. tUBI) possible.
feels lll-at-ease or akward in
—I’eopia are going a long
Have her around when you a particular situation, make a
way t* meet new friends entertain, instead of letting
note to toll her how to meat
these days, reporta People-to- her go off to tha movies
the same aituation next lima.
Pgoplc, Inc, In the past year,
Above all, don't dUtnlii bar
1.5 million Americana travel
lack
of manner* ai Juat a
Bilingual
ed abiottd, an increase of M
NEW YORK (U PI) — If phase tho ia going through.
per cent over the previous
Good manners are important
year. About 700,000 foreign you *** some very familiar
at every age—and tha redo
citliene vielted our shore*. advertising but ean't read It,
teen-ager differs just ai much
This summer, People-to-Peo- don’t worry about your aye*.
from a lack of aoelal p a re
Soma
leading
advertisers
are
ple, an organisation that pre
running tha ada In Spanish aa doei an adult
motes contact between Amer
icans and citiaena of other hoping to connect with the 4
TV RENTAL
lands, sponsored 02 oversea* million person $p*nlsh-epeak• Salas • Bereka
ing
consumer
market
tn
tho
loura of studenti and adults.
United Btatee, according to
Seminole TV
Chemical Week. This buyer
fa i-m t
Zenith Cater TV Seles
group has ail annual spending
Dud’s Dream
S M S B u f o r d A t *.
PITTSBURGH (U PI)—At powsr of Id billion.
least one district new home
builder is keeping the ntun of
the house in mind when it
comes to “built-in" features.
This “appliance" for men
ON
ia a complete hobby center
POPULAR BRANDS
consisting of a modeler's
AT
bench,, potting cabinet, work
bench and moveubta toblt in
FA R R ELLS
addition to tha latest thing in
ARCADE PACKAGE STORE
assorted power tools. At pre.OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. - 6:15 P. M.
aent, the home featuring the
310 E. FIRST
SANFORD
hubby center eel I* in the jllri,WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS
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ta i i r n r . n r g i v .
M e e t i n g conversational
EN. That T. M. D ssl His holdgambits with glum alienee
#r of Hi* fo ll ow in g c e rt lflc a i*
has filed s a i l c s r l l f l r s t a for
marks you si a dull person.
l a s dt sil to It* Issus,1 t h lr » nn. T he r s r t l t l r s l *
nuntlisr !■ Ik* I »Mrt nf flir ( inintr A few words esu make a dif
utol y * * r nf lssu.in.'*. th s d»»*
k r m ln iili i v u R if, I'taf - ference.
crl ptl on o f ths pr-tperty, and l*l«. In !• rnton(r.
th« rtnm* In wlilch It h i In vm t ' a l n l r «»f
s * ! * - s s d s r * as fo llow s:
IUMI c. Nitwur
t'sfll fln A ts No. 1334
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l i s u t i u * D 41
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I atn • n t i i a ' I In Im aln M t at
o f UK Cor. o f NVV 17 of H E ' i
T o u a n d r a c h nf y o u r r#
Itun W 102 Ft N IIS Ft. E h#r**l»y riutlfl#d u n i rtiiulr**! It o i 711 \Vlnl*r D ark , Hamloot*
County, F lo r l'la , tim lir
1*3 Ft. H. 11 * 2’t, < !.* • • Rd.> tn pro ittiit a n y cUirm* aim) r|c
Hsutlon 19 Township 31 Hang* fitandR whliah yo u , o r r l l h o r tha fk t ltlix ia nam * nf, ATT,2 NTIG CO, a rn| Dial 1 In31
n f y o u , m a y h a v * «n.4ln » t t h t t-ftil to r * * lt |« r aatil namn
Vain* In wltlnli s s s s s r s d 11, f i t I I I t taf !ta#ji tj.
hjr, ij• >
D. D intfl. All o f n i l nro prrly coah'td, Ia I g u f nalil I'uMiuly. with I tin Clark o f Gin Clroutt
Using lo th s County o f Hsml- hi »hn C o u n t y Jii'lifn o f Mam I* Court, Hnnilnol* C o u n ty , F l o r Hole. Nlsto of Florida. I ' n l ' r s n o ta C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a t hi" 1:1*. In accordance n i t h tha
[•ruvlilun* of th*
F l c llllo u a
• u li c * r t f l c * t * s shall he r*
ofClco In tUa c o u r t i i o u t a uf
dssm sd accordlnyr to fa ir ths • a i d C o u n t y a t Han ford , F l o r Nam* HtatuD). t o . w i t : Hautlon 143 -ti) FlurlUa Htatuta*
proparty d*t<-rlbsd In such c»r
ida,
w ithin
iU
calendar
tlflc g ts wilt t * sold lu ths m o n t h 1 f r o m U«* l l t n i o f t h «» 1 327 .
Hie: Pa ul J. Kl utti
litghsst blddsr at ths front f lra t |»u blit) a, (I ltd n f (h la n o.
ilunr o f tha F-'inlonl* County tic*. T w o r o | H * 1 o f Mm’li claim Ful.I till Hoot. 19, 31 . A Oot.
Co u rt ttousa at ean to nl, F l o r o r d win a lid whall bm In writ* 3. 19, 1341 .
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ida, on Ih* f l r i l Monday In Inc, an il a h a l l a t a l a t h a fain
ths' month of Nuvsmbsr, IS 43 , -,r resilience «nr| p u t 0 f f lore
whl li la th s l l h day of Nov* a I Ireee g f th# ci um an r, m i l
HTAKTS HUN.
(lobar, 1943
»hAtl b# Mwtirn to by tl»e
5S HAYS AT PEKING
H.iH.l th is I s : day s f Out- tin Iment. #B#iit« # t t ' r n a y #nit
ohtr, 1) 43 .
omtiatnUic! by a (Ulna («•
(BK.V1.)
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OPEN
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Cla rk Circuit Court,
b# vul-i.
rismInol* Co 11 nlv. Florida
laiiclle Neorby B ry a n t
Publish Oct. * 10, 17, 34 , 1942 ,
A b #ilriilri)#t r« tor o f (he
NOW thru HAT.
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K i t At# o f
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vs.
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RI DE- I N THEATR
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r
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TOU A R K h s rs b y aotlftsd
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that a Complaint to f o r ic lo t*
" I H t l l III.II W I T H
a certain m o r tg a g e snctitnberII t l l l l V M
Ing the fo ll ow in g described
••MAN H I M ) K N E W
real property, t o . wit:
TOO Mi n i "
fail J, Block II, CORN.
• H i : 41) w i N U m i "
T U T C L U B MVN11H UNIT
NO. I. according to i h i
plat th ereo f aa recorded
in m a t Book II, P a g * 1*9 ,
Public R ec o rd ! of Hsmtn o li Couniy. F lorid*
haa been filed again st y o g Irt
tha ab o va -atylsd suit, an d you
ar e required lo serv e a copy
of
yo ur
Answer
or
ether
Plead in g Ie the Complaint on
P l a i n t i f f * at to rn eys. ANDEHHON. RU SH . DEAN. DIW .C.
nr.H A van d*n HERO. 313
E a s t Cen tral Avanua, Orlando,
Florid a, and file ’ he o riginal
Answer or other Pleading In
NOW OPEN
tha office o f tha Cla rk of ths
C ircu it Co u rt on or before the
2415
FRENCH
AVE- SANFORD
3 9 th day o f October, l i s t . If
you fa ll to do * 0, a degree
Fur Carry Out Ordrre Plrsae Phune d22-'J*H4
pro ennfeaso w ill b* take n
We’ll Have It Raady
agalnet you
for the relief
demanded In tbe C mpUInt.
T h i s N olle* ahall b* pu b
lished once a we ek for four
consecutive
w e ek s
la
the
Hanford Herald.
D A T E D this l l t h day ef
September, 1941 .
( ■ E A t .)
Ar th ur U. tleckw llh, J r „
C la rk uf Circuit Court
B y : M a r th a T. Vlhlan
Deputy Clark
Publish HepL 14 * Ort. (, I*.
17 . 1 ) 43 .
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• Philro Cuul ( ha—t. (,,r
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A Bartered buttrekreper; bft-out egg trey.
A Zero Zone frewire atoere M foo. a i
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4 "Form Fit" cabinet grew baxOt-ia look
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P are 8 — Oct. 10, IMS
Phi Gamma Eta Sorority Sponsors
Afternoon Tea For Seven Rushees
G ris Observe
Birthdays
H m effleial raahlag h u h ] luabees attending w m tteMamie Humphrey, S h i r l e y I Hra. Joe Alexander
for the FU Gamma Eta Chap- Hlaaea Pan loots, Vlehey Stumpf. Mra. Collie Colllna I Mri. Bill Reck ' wen
m ad M i Sl|ma Phi epesetf | Weealuad, Linda Hlttal, Mar-| aad Mra. Dare Sharp.
| charie of the tea.
with a tea lor the
at the home of Mill
Barbara Moaea, ill Wait 10th
Eleanor Gclalla, •
r of the Delta Theta
,
of Orlando, waa
and Informed the
of the history, actlv*
Mae aad their futon as Bate
fi|m a Phla.
The re fraahmet table waa
ernlald with a cut lace cloth
with a center autumn floral
arrangement Refreshments
of cake, mints, assorted ants,
caffe and poach wore served.
Mrs.
Called Meeting
Grandson Weds
In Georgia
I
Mrs. Pyle
Honored A t
Shower
By Jnlla Bastes
MRS. BILL RECK, right, vice president of the Phi Gnmma Eta Chnptcr
of BSP with two rushees nt a tea In their honor. From left nre Mrs. Collie
Collins and Mrs. Dave Sharp.
(Herald Photo)
Don’ts For
Service
By Myrtle WDeee, HD Agrnl
Clothes dryers are a boon
to busy homemakers, but
there are some things you
should not do when using one.
Topping the list of “don'ts"
is a reminder not to overload
the dryer. This slows the dry
ing process and puts a strain
on the motor. But don't under
load It, either. You'll need at
least hall a load to prevent
scorching and burning, A full
load l> eight to nlno pounds
la most models.
Also, don't dry things that
hsve been cleaned with flain
mable dry cleaning fluid. The
heat in the dryer may be
enough to cause It to Ignite.
Don't dry non-fast colors
with other articles. And don't
load starched clothes with
unitarchrd ones. Unstarched
clothing will take oo the
starch.
Don't dry clothes until they
are "bone dry.” Overdrying
may damage the fibers, make
fabrics limp, less absorbant
and more difficult to handle.
Don't dry knitted woolens
in the dryer because the mo
tion will cause them to shrink.
Be careful about the plastic
buttons you put In the dryer.
Some types may become soft
from the high temperatures.
The home of Mra. W. K.
Bryant In Longwood was the
setting of n recent stark
■bower honoring Mrs. Allen
it. Pyle, 333 Turnbull Are.,
of Altamonte Springs.
The refreshment table waa
highlighted with a cake dec
orated In pink and blue, fea
luring a baby doll with pink
ami blue ribbon bows.
Games were played and
prises won by the guests were
donated to the honorcc. Mrs.
Pyle received an abundance
of useful gifts, including
hand made articles.
Guests enjoying the even
Ing were Mmea. A. A. Froehlick, W. N. Newsom. It. M
Thomas, J . D. Youtscy, Mil
11am Blnncr, Gertrude Nanlie, France* Nanglc, W. L.
Parker Sr., Ivan Wolfcnbarger, J. L. McKory, Florence
Overall, James Thornhill, T.
.Soma college moms and
J . Griffith J r., James Jewell, dormitories can be mighty
Charles Pyle, llurbcrt Pyle, drab, especially for the co-ed
Jack Brooks and Ellis Banks. away from home for the first
time. One way to brighten
Bear Lake
the room, and reduce home
sickness, Is to givn the slu
dent an arrangement of cut
Bowers or a homey green
plant
By Shirley Wentworth
Housrgursts of Mr. and
Frompini-ss la appreciated
Mrs. Howard Deavur and
daughter. Gall, at their home, Consider how you would feel
1331 Lake Asher Circle, are if kept waiting by someone.
Mrs. Pearl Deavor and Mra.
Fils Levrringhoute, both of
Lewislown, I’a.
The guests who arrived
Tuesday for a month's visit
are the mothers of Mr. and
Mrs. Deavor.
Personals
By Bernice Kelsey
| Marcia Beasley and Peterla and Linda Duda, of Slavia.
Mary Jane Kelsey, daitgh- Itoundtree, of Oviedo. Also
Mrs. Kelsey was assisted
ter of Mr, and Mrs. George Debbie and George Jakubcln, by Mrs. Geoige Jakubcln Jr.
A. Kelsey, of Oviedo, cele-1 Stanley Jakubcln and Beth and Mr*. Theodore Aiilin Jr.
tinted her tenth birthday at
the Mclodce Skating Jiink la I*
Sanford.
Alter s pleasant time spent
in skating, refreshments of
cake and drinks were served
to the youngsters. The cako
was pink and green with a
pair of skates in the decora
tions, further carrying out the
party theme.
The honorre was presented
with a miniature gold skate
from the M clod ce Skating
Hlnk after which numbers
were drawn for another one.
Tho lucky winner was Beth
Duda.
Helping to celebrate the
happy occasion were Peggie
and Mike Lukas, Danny Tondarvls. Pat Ire , Kathy Sta
ley, Faye and Glen Stoner,
Mary and Martha Courier,
Personals
Mrs. Albert Gron, of Den
mark, arrived last weekend
lor a visit with her daughter.
.Mrs. V. W. Gander tun. tod
Azalea Lanr, in Sunland Es
tates. She plans to be here a
month. Before coming to
Sanford she spent some time
with her sister, Mrs. Netc
Teterscn, tn Kdinoutun, Can
ada.
Hits Beasley, a Junior at
Florida Southern College in
Lakeland, has pledged Tri
Sigma sorority and was elect
ed vice president of the Jun
lor clast. Itita Is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Beasley, 310 South Summerlin
Ave. She la majoring In ele
mentary education.
THIS WEEK
ONLY!
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AVAILABLE
Reg. $36.00 To $19.95
BLACK CALF
SW EENEYS
GIFTS
OFFICE SUPPLIES
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Chocolate
Turned W hite
Still G ood
MAYOR TOM McDONALD, center, eigninff a
proclamation declaring this week Business and
Professional Women's Week. With him are BPW
president, Harriett Slawter, left, and first vice
president, Mrs. Marjorie P. Cowan.
CREATIVE
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Highlights!
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&
W O M AN
Easy AppUqeet
Giant-size b u 11 e r f 11 e I
made from scraps of fabrics
are quickly and easily appllqued to blocks in a solid-color
for an eye-appealing quilt.
No. 141-N has pattern piec
es; full directions.
To order send 33 centa la
cuius for each pattern to:
Creative Woman
Sanford Herald
Box 433, Midtown Station
New York IS, N. Y.
Print name, addresi and
style number.
Don't throw out chocolate
Just because it's turned white.
Food specialists In the U.
S. Department of Agriculture
•ay this Is simply a sign that
some of the cocoa butter has
separated o u t
This happens at tempera
tures of about S3 degrees F.
The cocoa butter in the cho
colate melts and comes to the
surface. When the cocoa but
ter hardens again, the cho
colate turns white. Only the
appearance of the chocolate
la affected by this separation.
Usually, there la no loss of
flavor. If the chocolate Is
melted for cooking purposes,
it will turn brown again.
To prevent chocolate from
turning white, store it in a
reasonably cool place (under
73 degrees).
DeBary
pledge ceremony for M ra
Buddy B u s ; initiation for
Mr*. Edgar Bruce and Mr*.
Milner Oibornc.
Five year recognition pin*
were preiented to Mr*. Joha
Dickey, Mr*. John Higgins,
Mrs. Gene Eitridge 3rd, and
Mri. Jick Schlrard.
It wai reported that the
group hid bought school
shoes for children of * needy
family. The tales progress of
the Christmas cards and
Christmas candles was dlscuiaed. Final plans for the
Fall Bazaar to bo held Nov.
I in Oviedo were begun.
Workshops will continue at
the home of Mrs. Gene Ea»
tridge.
Hie Christmas Charity Ball
will be held Dec. 38 at the
Mayfair Inn featuring the mu
sic of Gene Fem ett.
A social gathering including
a luncheon and fashion show
was planned for Friday, Oct,
II at the Imperial Hous*.
Plans for the fall rush wer*
completed. T h e group is
stud) ing "Women Through
the Ages” in their programs
for the year. The B rit, pre
sented by Mrs. J. Brodle and
Mrs. McCall, was the* life of
Cleopatra and the Egyptian
culture during her reign.
Other members present were
Mrs. Kirby Fite J r „ Mrs.
Henry Tooke, Mrs. Jam es
McKee and Sirs. Jim m y Liv
ingston, sponsor.
*
Personals
By Mrs. Adam Muller
Laura P latt Brown of Ali
cante Road attended the Kth
reunion of her Sigma Kappa
Club at White Plains, N. Y.
Eighteen members turned out
at the Red Barn in West Port,
Conn. These members came
from many stales and the of
ficial meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Arthur McGow
an, In White Plains.
Tips On
Cleaning
Aluminum
ALWAYU riMST QUALITY
ANOTHER
PENNEY
DAY’S
SPECIAL!
Pitting (or small black
dots) Is caused by tiny quan
ATTENTION!
tities of mineral sails left in
Home Ec* Students
c o n t a c t with aluminum.
These small marks, or pits,
All Supplied
do not hurt the pan, but daily
For Sewing Classes
scouring, washing
without
At
soaking, helps prevent them.
SMALL VICTIMS
Highly seasoned f o o d s
MILADY'S SHOPPE
should not be left standing in
Each year about 13.000
Of Fine Fabric*
aluminum pans for, while this children ars born with apina
103 8. Park
333-031.1
is not injurious to the food, it
bifida.
may pit the utensil.
Often a harmless lime de
posit forms when water is left
standing in a tea kettle. This
can be lessened if the kettle
is emptied each night and
dried fur a minute over low
heat. These deposits can
sometimes bo removed by
placing the empty kettle over
Slipover* Or Cardlgnn*
low heat until the deposit
Of Mohair And Wool
completely dries and cracks.
Then tap bottom of the ket
llenuliful C’otor
tle with a wooden spoon to
Selection . . . . Also
loosen the coating.
Dressy, Decorated
If Just a light coating of
Sweaters For Evening Or Cocktail Wear
lime has formed, it may, in
soma easea, be removed by
bolting a strong solution of
M A R Y E ST H E R 'S
vinegar in the utensil for
"Featuring Fashion* Just F or Yoo"
about ten minutes. Then rinse
200 N. PARK AVE.
thoroughly and dry.
CLASSICS
SWEATERS
a !
63 PIECES IN
MELMAC® SET I
SERVES EIGHT!
18.88
E x t r a tumblers, des
sert plates . . . 8 each.
Covered b u t t e r dish
too! Melnmine dinnerware molded by Brauchell.
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There’s Fashion Excitement
At . . . .
RIDGEWAY
ENGLISH
DINNERWARE
SALE $ 2 |9 5
MARY JANE KELSEY, front with three of the
Kucsts nt a skating party in celebration of her
birthday. Left to right are, Kathy Staley, of
Oviedo, and ilcth and Linda Duda, of Slavia.
Classic Costumes —
Basic Sheaths —
Smartly Jacketed —
Sportive . . .
F A L L SALE
(SERVICE FOR 8)
Seven members of Semlnola
Rebekah Lodge No. 43 attend
ed the special called session
of tho Rebeksh Assembly of
Florida which was held In Or
lando Saturday. Mrs. R. H.
Beckham received the As
sembly Degree.
Attending were Mri. Beck
ham, Mrs. Mary Jameson,
Mrs. May Rubow, Mrs. Mae
Myers. Mrs. Auburn Rector,
Mrs. R. A. Putrell and Mra.
Clarence Snyder.
Oviedo Girt Celebrates
Birthday At Skate Party
Better Dryer
Tko Gamma Omega chap
ter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha
mat Tuesday at tba borne of
Mrs. Ed McCall.
Tba monthly business meet
ing was opened with the
By Joan Msgtn
Three birthdays were re
cently celebrated at the home
of Mr. and Mra. Herbert Bos
in well, Sixth Street,'la Cbntuote.
Honor*** were Mr. and
Mrs. Boswell's daughter aad
granddaughter, Dorothy and
Patty Lane and their friend,
Eleanor Miller.
After having dinner at the
Painted Horse the group re
turned to the Boswell home
for ice cream and cake.
Cfthers enjoying the cele
bration were Robert and
Brenda Lane, Finnlo and
Glenn Register, Charlie Mil
ler, Gaye and Sidney Boawell
and grandson, Darvia Heath
Jr.
Rebekahs Attend
Smith's
The marriage of Mrs. Valleatfna L. Tiffin and Howard
E. Peck waa solemnised Fri
day, Oct. 4. in the Chapel of
the Decatur, Oa., Presbyter
ian Church, In the presence
of the Immediate families.
Dr. Samuel A. Cartledge,
of Columbia Seminary, offi
ciated. Traditional wedding
music was presented by Car
oline Snyder, church organ
ist.
Mias Sephauie Tiffin, daugh
ter of the bride, was maid of
honor, and Dwight Peek, bro
ther of the groom, served as
best man.
Upon returning from their
wedding trip to Highlands, N.
C., the couple will live la At
lanta.
Mr. Peck Is the son of Ro
bert Lee Peck Jr and the ltle
Irma Smith Peck, and grandeon of Mrs. A. D. Smith, of
Sanford.
Gamma Omega Chapter
Holds Initiation Ceremony
Chuluota
m
THIS ALL • PORCELAIN
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EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
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56 PIECES
FA 2-1771
Beautiful R o s e mont
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V n ffftl
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diom sunaksM
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By Mm B. L. J*
Here li another fUh recipe
as October Is fish month.
TUNA MOUSSE
1 envelope gelatin
t t cup cold water
1W cups boiling water
Vk cup mayonnaise
2 tbspi. lemon Juice
g pimento olives sliced
1 can tuna
Ik cup chopped celery
l* tsp. salt
Soften gelatin In cold water
—add hot water—cool. Add
mayonnaise and other ingred
ients and chill until partially
aet. Add tuna and celery.
Serve with slice of hard boiled
egg, olives and radishes.
• • •
CHICKEN AND
VEGETABLE CASSEROLE
(Electric Skillet)
S (7 ot.) cans boned chicken
or 1W lbs. cooked chicken
■j cup Minute Rice, uncooked
t pkg. frozen peas and corrots
1 can froien potato soup
cups milk
Combine: Chicken, rice,
peas and carrots In electric
aklliet. Add: milk to soup in
saucepan. Heat thoroughly on
medium heat. Pour over In
gredients In skillet. Cover and
cook at 230 degrees until
steaming. Reduce heat to t30
degrees and cook 13 to 20
minutes or until rice Is ten
der. Garnish with paprika.
•
•
•
SMOOTH CUSTARD
> eggl
U Up. salt
Mi cup sugar
3 cups milk
............ l tsp. venilia
nutmeg
Beat eggs, using mixer.
Add salt and sugar. Mix thor
oughly—scald milk over med
ium heat. Add milk and va
nilla. Pour into • greased
custard cups. Sprinkle with
nutmeg. Place 3 cups hot wa
ter and li tsp. cream of ta r
tar to prevent stains in elec
tric skillet. Start water boil
ing at 300 degrees. Add cus
tard, switch to low (173 de
grees), cover akillrt. Steam
custard below boiling point
until it sets.
Nov. 13 Is homecoming day
for Seminole High School,
llumecomlng U the magic
time of the year filled with
pep rallies, bon fires, parades
and parties galore. Here are
aeveral recipes for the high
school set when they have the
gang over for a buffet supper.
PEP RALLY BAR D Q
Topping:
(V cup chopped onion
tv cup chopped celery
tv cup chopped gri-cn pepper
I tbsps. shortening
MV lb. ground beef
1 t-pt., 2-fl. ot. can tomato
Juice
1 6-oi. can tomato paste
X tbsps. vinegar
1 tbip. brown sugar
1W Ups. Slit
I tsp. Worcaiterahlrs aauee
dash pepper
few drops spicy hot sauce
Lightly brown onion, celery
god green pepper in shorten
ing in large frying pan. Add
ground beef, cook until brown.
Stir in remaining ingredients,
•immer alowly about 1 hour.
Corn Bread:
1 10-ox. pkg Corn Bread MU
1 egg unbeaten
tV cup milk
Mix com bread mix with
egg and milk according to
pkg. instructions. Bake in
apecisl aluminum pan con
tained in pkg. (Aunt Jem im a
llix hai this ) To serve cut
cornbread into 6 pieces; split
each hortixontaliy. Mace on
Cookie sheet. Broil until gold
en brown. Top with hot
ground beef mixture. Serves
CONFETTI BALLS
Ingredients: first amount
Osteen Personals
for 13 balls, aecond amount
(or U balls.
Quaker Puffed Rice-4 cups,
( qts.
Chopped peanuts—1 cup, 3
cups
Cut-up gumdrops—1 cup, 3
cups
Large Marshmallows—1‘V lb
(about 32). 2 lbs. (about 13)
Butter or margarine—'* cup.
1 cup
Heat puffed rice in large
shallow baking pan in pre
heated oven 330 d.'grces for
10 minutes. Pour into Urge
greased bowl. Add peanuts
and gumdrops, stir to com
bine. Melt marshmallows and
butter in covered double boil
er, stirring occasionally. Pour
over pulled rice mixture; stir
until kernels are evenly coat
ed. W i t h greased hands,
quickly shape into balD. (If
mixture hardena before shap
ing is complete, place in a
moderate oven to soften for
a few minutes). Wrap balls in
plastic wrap and tie with rib
bons of acbool colors.
By Mr*. Clare*ee Snyder
Mr*. Gar«nen Snyder
Mr*. Lilly Boyer. Mr*. an overnight guest of Mr*.
Mary Barnhart and Mr. *nd Marie Norman in Orlando,
Mr*. Everett Stout have re
Friday.
turned to their home* on
Enterprise Rd. after spending
the summer in Columbus,
Catholic Club
Ohio.
f o o d preservation process
that removes moisture Irom
frozen foods without appre
ciably changing the shape,
rolor or taste of the product.
With the w ater removed, the
lood can be stored for long
periods of time silthout re
frigeration. The product loses
75 to 90 per cent of its weight
in the process. Reconstitution
is accomplished by simply
adding water or any other li
quid.
Mr. and Mrs. David llosack
and children have mored to
Jacksonville where be it em
ployed by the St. Regis Pulp
Mill.
P. 11. June* Is a patient In
the Srminola Memorial Hos
pital.
Latest in instant soup mixes
-Alphabet-Vegetable. It has
a Iw-ef Havored base combin
ed with alphabet-shaped nood
les and B popular vegetables.
Directions ure simple—add 3
cups cold water to contents
ot the envelope. Rrlng to a
boil, turn down heat and sim
mer 15 minutes.
Mr*. Harry Osteen ha* retui ned homo after a three
month visit with relatives in
New York State.
MU* Ruth Renfrew of
Flint, Mich, la visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Withy Coleman and
•laughter. Teresa.
Old-fashioned Sponge Cake
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Velno
Mix is a new product also on
have returned to their home
tlic market. The mix requires
here. They spent the summer
DEDAIIY I1PW CLUB ushered in BPW Week by
only the addition of 2 fresh
at their summer home In
nttendinfr All Saints Episcopal Church services,
eggs a n d
water. Caloric
Goffitown, N. H.
Sunday. Left to right front row are, Mrs. Wil
•
• •
watchers will be interested to
liam Stripp, Mrs. Herman Lederhaus, Mrs. Jo
One of the nicest events know that the only shortening
Mr*. H aiti Gllhuly visited
Peek nnd Mrs. Alberta Warner. Bnck row, Bar
during homecoming festivi in the cake is the fat In the
friends In Port Orange, Fri
bara Eiohholz, Ann Lederhaus, Helen Snodgrass
ties is the tea held for past egg yolki.
day.
nnd Mrs. Adam Muller.
(Cox Photo)
graduates of the school here
Frozen doughnuts are new
for the special day. Here are
two more dainties for that also. Cake type doughnuts
Beth Pettis
day. Serve a refreshing punch come in three flavors—sugar,
powdered sugar and choco
with them.
Named President
late frosted. Hacked in plastic
PINK \N WHITE PUFFS
Ry Helen Snodgrna*
gras* of Enterprise.
They
bags
with
easy-open
tear
3 egg whites
Mr. and Mrs, Ed L. Cun were both celebrating birth O f 4-H Club
atrip. Ready to eat after 10
1 tsp. vinegar
minutes
thawing.
Should
be
ningham
and daughter Jean days.
1 tap. vanilla
By Mr*. Clarence Snyder
kept
froxeii
until
ready
to
lv cup sugar
spent the weekend with Mr.
The Osteen 4-H Club held
\ cup firmly-packed brown use.
and Mrs. F. E. Dcnliy in Oldsa • a
the first meeting at the acbool
sugar
mar.
Tuesday. Mrs. Lowell Pettis
Is cup Quick' Quaker Oatt, un ...... CARROT SANDWICH
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. .Green* U. the heal., leader and Misi
cooked
Combine MV cups grated
Mrs. Fred Foster le ft Fri 2303 Hlghlawn Ave., Sanford, Juan Stewart, assistant coun
Beat e g g
whites until raw carrots, tv cup finely
day
by plane for New Or have receiveJ an announce ty agent, la working with tha
frothy. Add vinegar and va choppcd peanuts, U cup pic
nilla. Gradually add sugars, kle relish, t i cup salad dre , • leans. They were culled there ment of tha birth of a grand 411 clubs.
Officers elected for tha
beating constantly. Beat until lng. Makes I sandwiches.
by th« illness of her daughter, son, Royra Edgar Green, on
coming year were Beth Pat
• • •
stiff and glossy. Gently told
Mrs. Mildred Walther.
Sept. 23.
tis, president; Diana Pall,
in oats. Drop by scant teaCARROT JAM
The parents are their eon vice president; Diane Smedspoonfuls onto greased cooky
4 cups chopped carrots
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Har and daughter-in-law, Airman
berg, secretary: Linda Whldsheets.
3 cups sugar
ris of Fern Park entertained t'C and Mrs. It. E. Green. den, treasurer: Kathy Ser
Bake in preheated oven
3 lemons sliced
Sunday with a dinner party The baby was born at Wil mons. song leader; Sue Ellen
very slow (230 degrees) (or
1 tsp. cinnamon
honoring, his muther, Mr*. liam Beaumont Hospital, in Byers, dcvotkinal chairman,
30 minutes. Remove from
tv tsp. cloves
Fred Harris of W inter Park El Paso, Trsat.
and Karen Pettis, county
cooky sheets when cool. To
Combine Ingredients. Sim anil his aunt Mi<s Helen SnodTha new arrival weighed representative.
make double cookies, press mer slowly, stirring constant
H lb*. I ot. and has a sitter,
The club will meet twice a
two puffs together with thick ly until thick.
Delxiruh Ellen, ag* on* year. month at the Osteen school.
• • s
pink confectioners s u g a r
Luke Mary
frosting for the tilling. Makes
We have a request from
3)» dozen double cookies.
Mrs. If. A. Wilson for a bread
• • •
recipe that contains no wheat,
oats, eggs or milk. Her young
HOMECOMING
daughter needs this type of
NUT BREAD TREATS
ny France* W ester
2 cups sifted all purpose Hour bread in her diet. If anyone
Mrs. Lucian Scott, wife of
has such a recipe would they
tv cup sugar
Rev, Lucian Scott, former
please
share
It
with
her.
Send
3 taps, baking powder
it to me at Routo I, Box 3111. pastor of the Lake Mary
I tsp. salt
Presbyterian Church, la list
1 egg, beaten
ed in serious condition at the
1H cups milk
The word "enriched" on Florida Snnltarlum and Ho«
ti cup melted shortening
your sack of self-rising flour pilal whera she wa* returned
11 cup chopped nutnieats
or corn meal telle an import
l ' i cups quick oats, uncooked ant atory. It means that the after suffering a setbai'i
from • recent operation re
Sift together flour, suesr.
miller haa added Important
baking powder ami salt Into R-vltamlni, Iron and calcium sulting from a fall In which
\*
her hip wae broken.
bowl. Add remaining Ingred
e*T
to the self-rising flour nr corn
X**
icnls, stir only until blended
meal for extra nutrition at no
Pour batter into greased wax
Wedding
extra cost to you.
ed paper-lined Da by Pa by
23V inch loaf pan.
RINGS
Large, handsome handbags
Bake in preheated moderate a r e
esaential ecceasortea
oven (330 degrees) 33 to <0 They ere alio bruising wea IT* Gwaltney Jewelers
FA 2-4309
minutes. Remove from pan pons when carried aimlessly. 201 S. Park
immediately and cool thor
oughly. or ease In slicing,
wrap cooled bread and store
on* day before slicing.
For tea sandwiches, cut each
G \« « ^
slice of bread in half. Spread
with softened cream cheese
and decorate with strips of
g V l° ! e
canned peaches in shape of
an H for homecoming. Vlakgs
one loaf,
• e •
No new food preservation
technique has excited such
world wide Interest as Freeze- ,
Drying.
Grace Walker
There are planta in Tesa«,
Nebraska. Illinois, California
l.ndlen Shoe*
and Ohio. There are frozen
dried foods for campers, mo
With Matching
thers milk, steaks, atrawber
ries, fish, sausage, hamburg
Dag*
ers, pork chops, ham, t|g s
ami chicken.
The food Industry defines
Freeze-drying at a unique
Enterprise Personals
New Arrivals
Personals
Hears Talk By
Capt. Williams
The All Rout* Catholle
Women's Cluh held their first
rerfplar monthly meeting of
the fall season in tha Pariah
Social Hall.
Mri. Paul Aucoln presided
over the business meeting at
which time committee chair
men gave their reports.
Tha president announced
that the Orlando Central
Deanery of the St. Augustine
Council of thp National Coun
cil of Catholic Women would
have their fail meeting on
Tuesday, Oct. 22, at St. Pe
ter’* Parish In Defend.
The membership Jackpot
was won by Mary Striven*.
Mi*. John Purdy, program
chairman, announced that the
program for the meeting In
November would be the game,
"Paaeword.'*
Quest speaker for th* eve
ning was Capt. John W. Wil
liam*, Commandant of tha
Sanford
Naval
Academy.
C apt Williams told why and
how the 8an/ord Navel Acad
emy earn* to our aroa and
gar* a detailed talk on tha
curriculum.
Refreshments of sandwich
es and coffee were served by
the refreshment committee
with Mre, Jo* Hlckeon as
rhnirmnn.
...
W
MISS DOROTHY MILLER, right, ot Sanford,
and Lois Jansen, of Wichita, Kan. prepara for
Cap and Gown Day at Sncrod Heart College, la
Wichita. Highlight of the ceremony waa Invest
ing each freshman in academic cap and gown.
Annoyed by a mala seat
companion In train, plane or
bua, squelch him quietly. Ask
another man seated nearby
to axchang* seats with you.
DISTINCTIVE GIFTS
For •Ilia" Or “ Her" Dealt
Give once lor many
THE
UNITED
ONYX AND BRASS
Perpetual Calendar
And Pen Set — $4.3*
Or Thermometer
And Pen Set $4.93
WAY
H 1 S W
CHICAGO
ROLLER
SKATES
M 2 95
Melodee
ONORA ROAD — SANFORD
This ad and S3e adm l s a l o a entitle*
hearer to skat# any
o p e n s e s s io n , ex
cept Friday or Sat
urday night*, durlm* October, 1963.
SKATING
RINK
323-9333, 322 9277
Flemings
Gifts - Cards • Hooka
(Formerly MeVlemn)
210 E. First SL
DID YOU KNOW WE CARRY
THE BRANDS YOU KNOW
t \ \
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----------------------A John C. Robert*
*
Shoe* For Men Ily International
O r / . , * 1’'"
FASTAB...
by Jayson
sw w 0
Blouse*
wr
BEDDING SALE
60 x 80
QUEEN SIZE
HOLLYWOOD
A REO.
1*9.30
VALUE
,Jr -Vi*"»*/(
00
109
With
Trade
This Offer Thru OeL 15 Oaly
00
you lik* tab collars, you'll be delighted
If with
Fastah beautifully tailored in SuperWhitehall broadcloth by JAYSON. Duo-cuff
to wear with or without links . . . washing
really Improves Its looks.
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS . . . ALL DAY WED.
TRADE-IN
ON ANY HOX HPItlNf! AND
MATTRESS — DIKING THIS SALE
119 Magnolia Ave.
Sanford, Fla.
Phona FA 2-8321
Q im .
0
MEN
MENS
115 Magnolia A rt.
WEAR
Phone FA 2-1535
B. E. PURCELL COMPANY
SANFORD — 125 W. FIRST ST.
301-321 W. CHURCH — ORLANDO,
�ffcft to — Oct. 1 9 ,1M9
Own Sale With H ERALD
Classified
Phone
322-5613
322-5612
O ffice 204 W. First
I. M at a r
LOST: Taken from counter of
Handyman S t o r e
2400
Trench mounted Wo o d
Duck. Taker return and no
queatlona asked. FA 29711.
L Nolle
12, Real E itale Tor Sale 12. Real Estate F ar Sals
I. For R«St
a N siln a .
AFT. |30. Surplus City.
CARD o r THANKS
The family of the U te Mr*.
Eitclle R. Remey with ta 3 RKOROOM House with wall
to wall carpeting in living
expreia their elncere tbanki
room A air • conditioned.
for the many klndneiiee
Slove k refrigerator turn.
shown by their friends A
FA 2-OflfT.
neighbors during their re
cent bereavem ent
FURNISHED newly decorat
H. E. Davie
ed 2 hr., 601 Palmetto. Pb.
Q. H. Lacey
FA 2-1374 after 6.
F. T. Smcrhcim
2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom
I For Rest
Houses. FA 2-3663.
2 BEDROOMS, IH baths.
Large yard. Childrea wel F U R N I S H E D Apartment.
Clean and close in. Jimmie
come. 322-3609.
Cowin. 322-4013.
UNFURN. Apt. Kitchen equip
ped. 936 mo. 209 Magnolia. W E L A X A APARTMENTS:
Rooms private baths, 111
Apply downstairs.
W. First St.
g BEDROOM Duplex Apert* EFFICIENCY Apartment on
merit Kitchen equipped. No
firs t St. Near 2 etty free
meter. 706 E. 14th 8t. FA
parking lots and shopping
2-0063 or FA 2-7622.
stores. No utility charges.
Suitable for couple or ita
9 BEDROOM bouse partially
lic, also retired people.
furnished, kitchen equipped.
FA 2-4712.
FA 2-4019 after 4 p. m.
3 BEDROOMS. 2 baths, fam
ily mom, enclosed patio,
dishwasher. Air - Condition
ed. Corner lot. No eloslng
cost. FA 2-8977 after 3 p.m.
2411 Summerlin.
ATTRACTIVE custom built
small family home. Palm*,
shade trees, shrubs, foun
tain—and more! 938-4944.
30’ LOT. c-1. next busy 7-11
store. Only 94300 cash. Or
4 Isned highway frontage
leading from DeLand to 1-4.
91900 front foot for cash
deal. See our local broker
first or call owner Ml 4-6131
(Winter Park).
2 EXTREME OPPOSITES
EXTREMELY nice lakefront
Home. 3 Bedrooms 3 baths
on quiet pavrd street, near
Altamonle.
EXTREMELY run down Dup
let. Close to town, on nice
site lot. It is fixable. 92300
cash.
W. W. (BILL) GRIFFITH
Baby REALTOR 424-6190 Orlando
VA - FH A
Property Management
Broker
Jim Hunt R ealty
Offers for your ■election
these Beautiful 2 , 3 , 4 4
Bedroom
Government
Owned Homes
Priced From $6,750
Down Paym ents
As Low As $100
Monthly Payments
From $43.50
To make the beet homo
buy, see the
VA - FHA
VACUUM CLEANER, repain,
Appointed
p arti, lupplies (or ElectroProperty
tux, Kirby, Hoover, AirManagement
Way. Rex-Air etc. Free
RENT A BED
pickup. New and Used FURX. Apartm ent 3 Rooms
Broker
RoPaway, Hospital k
cleaners told. FA 2 22*2.
k bath and garage. 2320
Beds.
Low down payment. 3 Bed ROSA L. PAYTON
Narcissus. FA 2-3146.
By Day, Week, or Month
rooms, Dv baths. Air-Con
Reg. Real Estate Broker
Legal Notice
CARROLL’S FURNITURE
3 BEDROOM, 1 bath concrete Ph. FA 2-3181 116 W. 1st St.
dition A heat. Kitchen equip FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha
block home. Atr-cond. Kit
ped. Deep well, sprinkling
l a t k # r o i r i o r ill* r « i » i r
chen equipped. FA 2-3669 or
BEDROOM
Apartment.
syitem, beautiful yard. 103
i i l l F i Rf m I r w I * f o i a l f i F l r t f *
M s* I s r r o k s l F ,
Quiet neighborhood. FA 2FA 2-2746.
Lake Dot Dr. Day FA 2-6700
l a w i l'.9 tsM s f
1462 from 1:30 to 6 p. m.
or Night FA 1-6334.
N E L L I E II. HAND A let*
3 BEDROOMS. 1 bath. 990 a
Monday thru Friday. Ph.
Te* i l l CrfiMlem • •<! IV r *■***»•
month. P lnecreit Contact
FA 2-1301 any other time. BY OWNER. 3 BR. 2 bath.
IlstlS f
i Inina* * r
llrsn sla
CB Largr rooms. 2 Largs
W. A. Turner. FA 2-4976.
HsM I V t a t r t
LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer,
lots sprinkler s y s t e m .
You «inel #arh o f you ar#
h t ro ti? nettlflanl s o l r»<iulr#»t FUtlN. lovely Urge 4 room
also 1 bedroom trailer on
Drapes throughout. Take
I n n rF M # ri( m is r r i a l f its a m i i l * *
screened porch. FA 2-4930.
large take. Adults only. Ph.
up payments. FA 2-1263.
m a n d t which
or H thtr
FA 2-7361.
y o u, mny l i t t f mgs Inst lh«
EXCLUSIVE!
M t i t s of X K f . M K II. HAN- FURX. Apt. 300 Park.
I*A T.L
lists of u H
7.
Husinen*
Rentals
Looking for a quality con
County* to ih * County Ju«Iu#
TRADE-IN
structed custom built 2
o f Hs ml riots County, Klo.'IW. "CLEAN' quiet Rooms" The
MODERN Beer k Wine Pack
Cables FA 3-0720.
at his o f f l c s In Ihs c u r t
bedroom home in ■ quiet
age Store with nr without
hulls* o f s.iWI County at Hsri*
area with all city conven
ford* Fl orida* within s i t cal* FURN. Apt 2300 Mellonvillf.
equipment. Reasonable. Lo
iences? If so, we have it)
sntl.ir months from th* Unit
cated on old Dixie High
o f th * fir s t puhllcstlon o f this
FURN. 2 Bedroom House.
rmltrs. T w o cofiU* «»C *ach
way la Long wood. Call
Situated on a high k dry
Adults. No pete. FA 2-7664.
r l s l m « r alsmand nhas 1 1 h» in
mornings only TE 9-3646.
wjttiRfTe o n d . s h ' O l slrt*o th*
lut with privacy in the pres
pUc# o f r t s ld s n c s and post oftige section of Highland
803
1st
8t.
6
ROOMS.
Suita
f i t * a d dress of th* claimant,
Legal Notice
a n al s h in h s s w o rn t o b y Ih s
Park, this attractive and
ble for Office, Parking
c la lm s n t . his s aen t, or at ln r- iv t m s : r i n t i r r r o t r t o r
comfortable home is a real
1959
availubi. In rear. 322*2744
n«*y an d a * » ontpanlsd by a ftl* T i n : M v rn j m i i i v i . n n family pleascr.
I iik f c * of tins do ll ar «nd IT i t
from I t - 6 p.ra.
iv
t
v
n
TOR S K S I .
such c l a i m nr demand no! so v i i i . h r u t v t v , r i . D R i u s .
f t lad sli a I I h # v o id ,
OLDS “ 88”
iiiv m k iiv
v it. i s i x i
9. For Sale or Rant
It festurea CB construction,
/ s / Ed w In Msnnrtt ftandsll IIUHTUN WIM.lAMri
As s a s c u t n r of Ihs least
wood
floors,
awning
win
rn tm irr LARGE 3 Bedroom Houses,
(•door sedan; V-8, nutoW 111 and T s s t s m r n t of
vs.
m a t t e trails., power
N E L I.I E It. ItANO AU*
t k 2 baths. By owner. 203 dows, floor furnace heating,
(.KOLA WILLIAM*
steering A brake*, radio
equipped kitchen,
water
d s c s r is s d
D»f*n<lant
E. 23th St.
ft healer, factory air
HTi:\STItM \T. DAVII
v o T i r r o r u i rr
heater,
blinds,
and
enclosed
A Mcl N Ti Mill
roof. A 1-owner local
TOi I.K o l.A VVILMAVUI. v h n u
garage!
A t to r n e y s fear K i t e utor
rnr in loq condition ft
r»l>l*nrt
sn>l
w h t r t - 10. Wanted to Rent
Co st O fflc s D r aw e r 1110
atxiiK i sr * u n k n o w n :
an excellent buy a t . * .
Hanford, F l o r i d a
T A K K N O T H ' K t h a t ■ l u l l WANTED small rum. Apt. Thla "clean as a new pin"
PilMl»h Oct* M, 17, 31 * I I , t i l l ban b**n 111**1 air iln«l , » u
Close In for several months,
U D N -n
home is available now with
In th* Ninth Ju.ll. UI Circuit
will arrive in Sanford Oct.
nf KlnrMs. la *n-t fur S*mt
excellent terms available.
10. Reply to Mr. T., c'o
ii .If County .
and y o u nr*
The price? just 912.600. See
hvrfbjr
«iimrar>n,il,
nrtl*r»l.
Sanford Herald.
anti
isqulr*'!
to (11* your
It soon!
Holler's
1964
Specials!
discretion
ts som ething
THAT COMES TO A MAM
WHEN HE ISTbooiDTO
p a o s r r b V rr
CHRYSLER
AIHTEMP
ROOM AIR
CONDITIONERS
r’ FA28321
w r i t t e n A n s w e r nr ilefrn,M
to th* Cun,plaint Iliad h*r*ln
a n a ln a t yo u In th* nb<v« *n
t itled n u l l In th* olflt-* nt
th* <"t*rk of th* Circuit Court
In nn.l for t<*mlnn|* County,
Ktorhl*. at h U o f fic e In th
r-uurt It.>ii , a In Sanford. It*mlnot* County . Florida, on or
h*f.ir* th* l » l h day o f Octo b , f m i : and to atrva n
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12. Real Estate For Sale
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GOVERNMENT HOMEC
a AND 3 BEDROOMS
1 AND 2 BATHS
Mott Kitchens Equipped
Down Payment From
FHA $100 VA
LOW MONTHLY
PAYMENTS
EXCELLENT LOCATIONS
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Ws Can Qualify You For
One Of These Outstanding
Homs Buya In Minutest
For Complete Information,
See Or Call Your
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Real Estate — Mortgages
l i t N. Park Ave. FA 2-242J
1961
BY OWNER. 3 bedroom, 2
bath, Fla. room, wall to
wall carpeting, patio. Ph.
323 0962. 123 E. Coleman
Circle.
TEM PEST
LOCH ARBOR
LAKE front 3 bedroom home
on paved stre e t Only 9**00
down and assume I'JO per
month payment. Total price
only 913.000.
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
Realtor
Raymond Lundquist, Aaeo.
FA 13931 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
ONE Bedroom CB House.
Nicely furnished Horn, for
Stenstrom Realty
sti* by owner. 97,000. 9300
Real Estate—Mortgages
down and 964.44 per month
111 N. Park Ave. 322-2420
for 12 years. ',1606 Elm
Kavenna Park
FA 2-7493
Ave. Ph. FA 2-3*27.
Call Evenings at
I BEDROOMS^ IH baths.
z m l v.-t KEC 9 ON 99901 VA
Swimming pool. Funi. or
YOU SHOULD SEE THIS.
unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr.
Neat 2 BR. raksonry home,
Sunland.
walking distance to shop
ping center. Priced to sell.
NEW HOMES
Will consider mobile home
BY SHOEMAKER
in trade.
3 AND 4 BEDROOMS
1, lVk. AND 2 BATHS
AGENCY - REALTOR
2463 S. Park Ave.
Phones FA 2 2*4 or FA 2 2M3
iTrbvtiMa
Stenstrom Realty
SALES BROKER
EVERETT A. HARPER
1 Feminine
ippelUtkn
*1295
SEE our models m Lake Wy
man Heights. H i g h l a n d
Ave, just north of new
school, off 17-92. Long wood.
\ LMN Cflurpriaea Isa,
*1595
1960
O PEL
2-door sedan. This I*
one of the beat imports,
cempact hut not ton
■matt. It's immaculate
throughout and the pre
vious owner just Insu lt
ed all new firm .
*695
FHA, VA 4 Conventional
Financing!
SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL
RAVENNA PARK
AND
IDYLLWILDE
EXCEPT for mode!: 4 Bed
rooms. 2 baths. Immediate We Have Several New Homes
Now Under Construction,
delivery. Out 20th St. to
And A Few Nearly Com
Upsala road near church.
• Nets ta Guide
pleted!
seals
Sales office open daily Sat
• LirtUnam
W*
Can Also Custom Build
urday A Sunday II a. m. to
filing)
A Home Just For You.
UM'Jam tf
3
p
m
.
Ph.
322
2744.
cloth
For Complete Information
• Byways
See or Call Your
SEVERAL new models start
Ravenna
Park • tdytlwilde
Ing at Crystal Luke Park.
Buy now k choose your EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT
eo!on and details. Quiet
refined
community near Stenstrom Realty
churches and shopping. Pav
ed streets, large loll up to l i t N. Park
322-2420
H acre.
LAKEFRONT LOTS priced to
sell. FA 2 3237 or FA 2-19*1
ALL types of financing with
interest rates as low as
GREEN BRI AR
5 rn
Monthly payments a* low
as 160. Including every
thing.
4-door, 6-paavenger wa
gon. equipped with Pon
tiac's economical 4 cy
linder engine ft ntand a r d Iran*., radio ft
heater. Thin little ga*
n a v * r haa excellent
paint and clean Interior.
Thole* t.il* available in
d r r r n b r is r of l-ocb Arbor
overlooking
golf course.
Custom building to your
• peeiftealion.
G rrenbeiar
developed by
KINGSWOOD
BUILDERS INC.
291 Fairmont Dr.
FA 2-6674
1963
OLDS “ 88
«»
4-door sedan; Rocket **8"
E n g i n e , lljdrmmaOc.
p o w e r steering and
brakrs, radio ft heater,
plus feetory air rond.
The last of our demon
strators.
Save! Save!
AT
HOLLER
Motor Sales
COMPANY
2nd. & Patmetlo
PH: FA 2-6231
FA 2-0861
�* *»
I
You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Your “Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads!
%
12. Rssl Estate For Sale
12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sals
BY OWNER 3 Br„ 1 hath CB BY OWNER 3 Bedroom.*. 2 3 BEDROOMS, 1 bath cinder
block House. Well. No down
In Sanford. Fenced yard,
baths, Air-Cond. $200 A take
payment. FA 2-9548.
work ihop, dlipoiaU (op
up pa) meats. FA 2-9133.
tional), range, refrigerator,
NEW LOW
JOHN E. FOX
air cond., shallow welt lawn
DOWN PAYMENTS
REALTOR
pump and a 1953 Chevrolet
323-0559 $100 Down, many bornei to
fo- an excellent second car. 110 N. Park Ave.
select from in either Pine$11,400, $9,400 G. I. Loan.
crest, Sunland Estates or
NEAR
Paola
School;
new
7
922-3994.
Country Club Manor. Spe
room home, 1 acre lot. Fh.
cial let-ms to Navy fami
FA 2-3376. FA 2 0879.
St. Johns Realty
lies. These are FHA A VA
THE TIME TESTED FIRM LOVELY 2 Bedroom block
118 N. Park A te.
FA 2 6123 Home with separate din owned Homes.
ing fount. Large acreened
CLEAN AS A whiatle, 3 BR
c a s t' porch. Located on Seminole Realty
home on 3 acre*. Paved
large corner lot with fruit,
1901 S. Park Ave.
road near golf course;
oak A magnolii trees. 2
FA 2-5232 anytime
equipped for chicken rais
Car garage. By owner Ph.
ing. A good place to feather
SERVICE Station fur lease.
FA 2-4199.
your nest. Call
Major Oil Co. products.
Good location. FA 2 4342.
SO U T H W A R D
INVESTMENT A REALTY
116 N. Park Ave.
322 9173
One ’65 Left!
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Jim Hunt Realty
linlirD
Rtrild Oct. 10, 19(53 — Page 11 34. Articles For Sale
SWEETIE FIE
By Nadine Seltaer
CRAFTSMAN
FA 2-3530.
36. AatnMhtfM - Tracks 37. Boats ■ Motors
Power tools. ,900 RENAULT. FA 2-1836.
LARGE and small boats, mo
PC. BR. Suite. Like new.
$125. 148 Country Club Rd.
Ph. 323-0975.
OCTOBER Special. Ladies
k Childrens shoes tl.M pair.
Surplus City. 201 W. 1st.
16. Female Help Wanted
Quality Used Cars
3 Door, Automatic Transmission
TREE SERVICE
STINE
26. Radio k T elev isio n
HUNTING & FISHING SPECIALS
I S M DOD<;E Automatic Trans., Heater «* A V F
USED T.V. Sets $10 up. Ser
vice calls $2.00. Sanford
T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford
Ave. Ph FA 29774.
1951rLYMOLTH..................... SAVE
27. Special Service*
Air-Conditioning
Brass Motors
CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH DEALER
206 E. Commercial
Ph. FA 2-5441
H. B. POPE CO., INC.
200 So. Park Ave.
Machinery and Supply Co
207 W 2nd St.
FA 3-8432
29. Auloutobn* Service
AUTO GLASS
INSTALLED
ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg.
Co., at 700 Celery Ave.
FA 22117.
Sell Ui Your Furniture.
Quick Service With the
Caih. SUPER TRADLNO
POST. FA 2-0677.
Senkarik Glu»« and Paint
34. Article* For 9*1*
Company
310 Magnolia
FA 2 4234
SIDEWALKS, driveways, patios, etc. Free estimate. Ph.
322 3506.
Reasonable.
37. Boat* - Motor*
54$ hp. JOHNSON. 19*3 like
new. 1104 W. 2Mb S t Ph.
FA 2-1321.
tors end trailers storage at
Dysun-Uaffett 201 Commer
cial St., Sanford, Fla., Ph.
FA 2-0291.
40. Farm Equipment
Gravely Tractor
Sales & Service
Tremendous Response
Large 3 Bedroom home, good SHORT Order Cook. Must be
BONNEVILLE
young orange grove, on 16 experienced. Apply Pig 'N
acres, pretty little lake.
Whistle. Sanford.
VISTA
Convenient to interstate 4.
17. Malt Help Wanted
$26,500.
Liat Price $4632.2$
Alio have selection of 3 A DAIRY Queen Driver. Prefer
Z1G ZAG. 1962 Dill model.
”V*ry funny! He rfvee me e penny end n j /i net te
3 Bedroom Homes as little
Darns, monograms k fancy
older m in. 2523 Park.
SAVE $ $ $
apend R ell In one pleeeT
as $100 down with low
stitches. Guaranteed. AaSALESMAN needed at B. E.
monthly payments.
sums 4 payment* of $6.80.
11. Poultry - Livestock
Purcell Co. Sanford, Apply 27. Special Service*
Phone FA 2-9411.
BILL HEMPHILL
in person.
TREE SERVICE. Expert trre HORSE, aaddle, blanket, hal
Stemper A gency
MOTORS, INC.
READY MIX Concrete, win
service. Reasonable rates,
ter, bridle k brushes. Ph.
19. Situations Wanted
dow sills, lintels, steps,
301 W. laU St. FA 3-0231
REALTOR — INSUROR
8 years experience. Free
322-7101 nights.
blocks, sand, cement, rock,
FA 3-499t 1919 S. French Ave. BABYSITTING or Ironing Ph
g
.
i
1
;
g
estimates. Ph. FA 3-43T7.
pipe, steel, gTease traps,
31A. Feta
FA 2-4039.
wells, stepping stones.
M. G. HODGES COCKER Spaniel Puppy. $t0. dry Miracle
EXPERIENCED Maid wants
Concrete Co.
FA 2-5501.
5 days Housework. Phone
PLUMBING
3011 Elm Ave.
FA 2-5751
FA 2-6327.
e WELLS DRILLED
32. Flower* - Shrub*
2 ALMOST new large ported
e PUMPS SERVICED
Child Care. FA 2-2IT4.
Duct, oiled walnut speaker
AND
INSTALLED
RECONDITIONED & GUARANTEED
SPECIAL Sale of Cocoa PJu- enclosures with or without
PERSONALIZED Child Care. e SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
mosa palms, large base,
audax. I50x speakers. Very
e FREE ESTIMATES
3224920.
field grown, 3 for $5. J. C.
PR IC ED T O M OVE!
reasonable, 322-MM1.
CALL FA 2 Cu27
Sikes, 3‘* mi. W. of San
BABYM1TING day or night
PAOLA ROAD
FOLDING stroller with hood.
ford on Highway 46.
or regular. Experienced.
Good cond. FA 2-7980.
FA 2-1212.
1957 PLYMOUTH
VACUUM CLEANER BLOOMING Roses on Chero*
KEPAIEIS
Hardtop, Automatic Transmission.
kee stock. All other kinds
SEW NOW —
20. Babysit lent
PARTS SALES
of Nursery ahrubbery and
PAY LATER
BABYSITTING in my home ELECTROLUX, Hoover. Kirtrice.
1957 FORD
On Repossessed 81 model
by,
R*x
Air,
Air
Way,
G.E.
day
or
night.
Furnish
Gray
Shadows
Nursery
Standard Transmission, Radio
swing needle dlsl-o-matlc,
Filter Qumr, etc. Free
meals. FA 2-7980.
5 Ml. S. on Sanford Ave.
does
decorative sewing,
pickup and delivery. Serv*
1955 BUICK
CARE for children in my
makes automatic button
ing Sanford for over 15 33. Farnltar*
home. FA 2-6822.
Automatic Trans., Radio A UeaUr
holes, sews on b u t t o n s ,
years. Bonded and licensed.
BEDS FOR RENT
patches, mends, etc. As
FA
2-4765.
21. Beauty Salon*
Hospital, Rollaways, Juve
sume remslnlng 5 payments
1961 PLYMOUTH
nile.
FREE
delivery
and
Harriett's Beauty Nook
of 87.50. Phone Credit Mgr.
Standard Trans., 6 Cylinder
Pick-up.
Eve Appt's. I Sr. Beauticians
FA 2-885rr.
FURNITURE
CENTER
105 So. Oak
FA 2-3742
1957 CADILLAC
1100 French Ave.
36. A utom obile* • T ru ck *
Complete Lawn Service
Hard Porter Beauty Shop
Automatic Tran*. Radio, Air Cond,
Ph. FA 2-7912
FREE ESTIMATES
'58 OLDS 88, hardtop full
Cold Wave $6 00 complete
323-0500
Used furniture, appliances,
power and a ir conditioning;
1101
W.
25lh
St.
F
\
2-1321
1956 PACKARD
tools, etc. Bought - Sold.
body clean, needs motor
LAWN
SERVICE
Automatic Transmission, H taler
Larry's Mart 215 Sanford
25. Plumbing Services
work; $160 cash. FA 2-8871.
Mowing and edging, etc. Sat
Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132.
isfaction guaranteed. Ph.
HINSON & HEARN
BUYING A NEW ST
1962 CHEVROLET
WANTED
reliable
couple
to
FA
3-1817.
PLUMBING
CONTRACTING
USED CART
Standard Trans., 6 CyL, llrater
Renalra A Water Heaters
lake tp monthly payments
FINANCE IT WITH UR
WASHING Machine Service
FREE ESTIMATES
of 113.50 o* 3 complete
• Low Intsrest Rite*
1956 DODGE
204 E. 3rd St.
322 9143 Free Estimates on Repairs
rooms of furniture. Call * Low Monthly psymenta
2640
Hiawatha
322-7363
Automatic Transmission
TE 6-Uli, Casselberry, eel- FLORIDA STATE BANK
PLUMBING
lect.
WELLS
DRILLED,
PUMPS,
Contracting
Repairs
1958 PLYMOUTH
SPRINKLER
SYSTEMS
FREE ESTIMATES
f r e t : e s t im a t e
Station Wagon, Auto. Trans., R A H
THE ONE TO SEE I
All Typea and Sites
R. L. HARVEY
Upholstering k Mattress ren
We
Repair
and
Service
204 Sanford Ave.
FA 2 3383
ovating. New A Used Furni
$495
*495
$495
$1195
*995
*495
*1495
*550
*695
*895
•53 PACKARD.
338-0591.
Gateway To The Waterway
16 cu. ft. upright freezer, ex Robson Sporting Goods
cellent condition. Will take
Your EVIN RUDE Dealer
$165 for quick sale. See at 364-4-8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2-3881
1184a N. Park Are. or call
FA 2 9361, » a. m. to S p.m. HOUSEBOAT, land or water.
NEW AND REBUILT
Good condition. $850. Ly
Gravely Tractor*
LADIES clean d r e s a e s,
coming engine. Prop stand
blouses coats, etc. Fishing
(etc) complete. $400. 14' A foil line of Economy rowtackle, motors, boats, trail Fiberglass Boat. Sea Hawk.
crop Tractor*
ers. Awning windows with
BANK FINANCING
Good, plus trailer. $250.00.
141 N. Orlando Ave.
screens. Lampc, shades,
Marin* 1*1*. Rt. 46, San
Maitland Phone 647-7238
cooking utensils, dishes,
ford.
furniture, bookcases, 2 an
tiques. Mattresses, roll-s
way bed, S and I piece bed
YOUR
room suites. Men's clothing,
pants and shirts. 3,000 items
to be sold. Open Friday and
Saturday and Sunday after,
TO OUR 1964 SHOWING OF
noon from 1-4 p. m. BlU'a
Bargain Barn. 1300 GrapeThe Lincoln-Mercury Line
villa Ave., at the railroad
tracks. Sanford, Fla.
Enables U s To O ffer You These
Oiliee FA 2-3116
MAID wanted. For appoint
Night FA 2-0646
ment call FA 2-8575.
323-0700
2524 Park Dr. Sanford. Fla. CURB Girl. Must be 31. Apply Pig 'N Whistle. Sanford.
HOME ON 20 ACRES
1959 PLYMOUTH
0
Il)r
Ph. FA 2-4832 With purchase of Blue Lus
tre, rent Electric Carpet
Auto Glass, Tope
Shampooer for ouiy $1 per
k Sear Covers
day. Carroll's Furniture.
Exceptionally N ice — Clean
’64 TRADE-IN S
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE!
1963 Lincoln
Continental. Fully Equipped. Show
Room New, Factory Warranty In
Effect
1963 Triumph “1200”
Convertible, Like New
1962 Rambler Classic
1962 Comet S-22
Radio,
1961 Falcon Wagon
Standard Tranambetow
I960 Falcon
3 Door
Radio
Sedan, Automatic Drive,
1959 Cadillac “62”
4 Door Hardtop, Fully Equipped
1959 Rambler
4 Door Station Wagon "d". Automa
tic Drive, Radio and Heater
1958 Cadillac Deville
4 Door, Owe Owner, Extremely Nice
1958 Ford Wagon
9 raaaengvr, V-8, Automatic Tranamianlon, Radio and Heater, Power
Steering. A Keel Huy
S
16 Other Low Priced Models
Ranging From ’58 to ’50’s
PRICED T O S E L L !
THE ONE TO TRY!
THE ONE TO HUY!
’64 Wide Track
Pontiac
BILL HEMPHILL
MOTORS, INC.
104 W. til. St. FA 1-0231
C0LNm r
HUN I ML,N
ERCURY IN V e
u iim t
SANFORD - FA 2-4884
I ,
DISCOUNT
4 Door Sedan, Power Steering, Auto
matic Drive, Radio, Healer
On* Owner, Merc-O-Matk,
Heater
$AVE
*500
*1895
*1895
*1195
*895
*2195
895
*1795
*695
Winter Park Phone
MI 4-0209
LOT AT PALMETTO A COMMERCIAL
AUTO GLASS &
SEAT COVER CO.
&
YOUR
NEW CAR
DOLLAR
REALLY
GROWS
WITH OUR NEW
“Dollar Stretcher"
DEALS
Check Our
N EW
Low - Profit
High Volume
Sales . . .
You'll nut rind a better
drat than • "New Hol
ler Deal", mad* poaelble
by good management
and a fait turn-over of
new & in til ear*.
New Cars
Are Moving —
Make Your
Piano Tuning and Repair
304 W. 2nd St. FA 8 8032
W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4233 ALL WURK GUARANTEED
“ D EA L”
NOW!
H / guest Trade A uouw tees Ever Offered
ON A NEWMODEL R A M B L E R
K/
we
Vee, we aim to make
our cunlomera the mint
*$«£<*,
can sa v e t o u r s
BECAUSE._______
RAMIUJt LISTPa Ife5 AM HUE*
AMERICAN CANS
•M E ALUAfS CtVE 7 HIGHEST THAOS ‘IN
. R U M B L E * COST* L E S S T D O A W E
. RAM* L « IS WORTH MOEtTOTTWOE
pam11<-rid |>ro|ilr In the
The staff and mantiKement of Strickland-Morrison, Inc. wish to express their sincere appreciation
to the people of Sanford, Seminole County, and NurriMinditiK areas for their tremendous response to
our '61 Showing.
1964 Ford Car & Truck Showing
WAS
A G R EA T
SU CCESS!
We sold more 1963 cars and trucks this year than ever before, and we plan to continue, in 1964,
to offer our customer.-, the same individual personalized service, not high volume sales & service.
We invite you to take a free demonstration ride in one of our Top Performance 1964 Fords!
world! Our buiinrae in
now xrarni to give faat
and rnurlroua otrvir* In
every iih»»e of the auto
mobile bunineaa.
iQ
CHECK OUR
• N ew Policies
• New Service
• New IoOw. . .
laow Prices
BEFORE YOU
BUY ANYWHERE
11 #
5
ee
O n e Of
OurS a l e s m e n To d a y !
•B ETTER PRE-D ELIV ERY PnCPARAT/ON
*
B ETTER A PTER-DELIVERY S E R V IC E
B ill He m p h il l Motors,Inc.
301 M.
JLr
Fi m TST.. SANFORD
YOUR FORD — FALCON — THUNDERRIRD DEALER
STRKKLAND - MORRISON
INCORPORATED
308 E. First Street
Sanford
Ph. FA 2-1481
HOLLER
Motor Sales
COMPANY
2nd. A Palmetto
Ph. FA 2-0711
2507 Park Dr.
Ph. FA 2-6*61
I
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______
.J8*I
® lje g > a n f u r & I f m t l i t
I
Final Plans
Announced
For Show
fcd iiio n
PAGE 12
THURS., OCTOBER 10, 1963
COUNTY NEWS
Cbtm
C A P Launches Membership Drive
Boy Scout Troop 341
Holds Court Of Honor
By Jane Casaelherry
Boy Scout Troop 841 of
Casselberry held a family
night eovered dish supper and
Court of Honor Monday night
in Weaver Hall of the Cassel
berry Community Methodist
Church.
Colored nurviee taken c*i
tho troop’s trip to t h #
Smokies last summer were
shown and Chief Paul Bates
of the Casselberry Volunteer
Fire Departtment presented a
program on fire prevention
imd artificial respiration.
He was assisted by Stewart
Thompson, Tim Cobcrn and
Ricky laigo, younger mem
bers of the department, who
helped demonstrate mouth-1
to-mouth r i s s a i breathing
with tho aid of -ReacusiAnne”, their new training aid.
An American Red Cross film,'
“ That They May Live", was
shown prior to the demonstra
tion aostrtosy of tha Seminole
Red Cross Chapter.
Chief Bates said that he
had received a letter from a
grateful couple in Massachu
setts who has seen this film
■ml demonstration put on by
Casselberry firemen and re
turned to Massachusetts just
in time to save the lives of
their two grandchildren with
the information they had
learned.
M rs . Doudney Accepts
Presidency O f P T O
j |
I IB
* *
Auction Planned
To Raise Funds
For Christmas
Reports 254
Registered
Sen. Young
To Address
Republicans
Lions Selling
Candy For
Halloween
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WEATHER: Widely nenttered showers, mainly in afternoon today and Saturday: high 84-88; low.- tonight in 60s.
~\OL. n6
ing Merit Badge; Gerard O'
Conner, Coin Collecting Mer
it Badga and Danny CasseL
berry, A rt Merit Badge.
P e t e r Montgomery waa
given a Recruiter Stripe for
bringing in a new boy to the
troop.
Ail those taking the sum
mer trip were presented with
a green ribbon pin to wear on
their uniform*.
Those receiving certificates
for participating in the Junior
Lenders' Training C o u r s e
held a t Camp Lonacho lust
weekend were Scoutmaster
Daniel, staff advisor; Eddia
Cundiff, staff associate; Rick
Casselberry, staff; Bob Glaze,
Walter Blstline, Danny Demp
sey, Billy Dempsey, David
Krohne, Hrx Pierre, Allen
Sullivan. Eduard Cundiff nnd
D a n Casselberry. Leonard
Casselberry, troop euniniittea
chnirmun, also attended tha
course.
A surprise presentation vvat
made to the "scout widows",
wives of tho adult leaders
who sit home on ninny week
end* while their husband* nr*
on ramping trip* with the
scouts.
Airs. Daniel, Mr*. Waliy
Krohne, Mrs. Eddie Cundiff
and Mrs. Casselberry, all re
ceived attractive replica* of
their husbands* badge of of
fice on a them to wear a*
necklaces. This i* the Hist
time auch an award ha* been
mud* us BroutmaMer Daniel
made the necklaces, and he
hue already received several
requests from lenders of
other troops to make them 0 •
f.«r their wive*.
Humorous skits Were pre
sented by ell the patrols in
cluding the “Kitten" Patrol,
made up of Beth, Tina and
Terri Daniel and Melenda
Casselberry who accompanied
their families nnd the scouts
on tho summer trip and or
ganized their own patroL
tIfi#
Area Artist
Has Show
Camp Fire Girls, Blue Birds
Being Formed In Altamonte
United Press Leased Wire
Established 1908
FBI., OCTOBER 11, 1963
SANFORD. FLORIDA
I.r,»
■>
Vote Eligibility
In County At
Only 50 Percent
Mayor Thomaa S. McDon
ald and fornirr Mayor Earl
Higginbotham
are pitted
against each othrr In the
City Commisaion flection of
Nov. 6.
Both qualifird before 9
o’clock thla morning with City
Clerk Henry Tamm in Group
V A H - 3 Gets N ew
Executive Officer
BONN tUPH — Chancel
lor Konrad Adenauer, for I t
year* head of the We«t tierman government, today for
mally tendered his resigna
tion to President Heinrich
l.ucbke,
Adenauer, 87, travelled
from hit cham-ellory to the
presidential pnlncc next door
at nu.lmnrnitig to report to
LtieM.e on hi* trip to Iterlin
Thursday and to hand in his
resignation.
Photographers culled on
short notice took pictures of
Adc-muier bunding Luchko is
large white envelope. Only n
ii.If hour later were report-r*
told the envelope contained
Adi-nauet '* resignation.
According to a schedule
agreed several days ngo,
l.uelike will announce to par
liament Tuesday he lure ac
cepted Adenauer’s resigna
tion, but asked him to remain
on ns caretaker until a suc
cessor is elected.
Economic< Minister Ludwig
Erhard already ha* been
eleitcd by the two parties
forming the government coal
ition to form the new governou-nt.
l.uelike iv to send Erhard'*
nomination to the parliament
Wednesday. Ih« lower house
will vote on the Humiliation
i without debate,
As the Christian Demo
>rats, which Adenauer ami
Erharel lead, ami tl.eir p art
ners, the Free Democrats, to
gether have s majority. Iqr.
hard'* clcitlnn i* a sure thing.
The npiKisItlu.i Social Dem
ocrat* have said they will
vote nguinst Erl.aril, hut will
respect hi* election. In the
words of party leader, W o t
Berlin Lord Major Willy
Brandt, the Solid Demo rut*
"will give Kthnni a fair
chance."
E A R L HIGGINBOTHAM
New 1040 Tax Form
Has Your Number
WASHINGTON (U PI)-The
Internal Revenue Service Is
trying a new sjslem to make
it easier for taxpayer* to till
nut their in.ome tux return*.
Some taxpajer* won't have
to bother alsiut putting their
names, addresses or torial
security number* on the tax
(orin* thl* year.
IBn lottimltxioner Morti
mer M. l.'uplm made public
Thursday the new form 1040
that will lie sent to the tax
p ajer with his name, address
uud Soeiul Security number
already filled in.
The idea is to cut down on
mistake* through the aid of
automated equipment Optical
scanners, scieptltirally attun
ed to the special Ink, will he
ub!e to read each name elec
tronically and record receipt
id the form.
Cajitin said Uu* new ptr-ad-
Cdr. Warren J. Iloriler bus August 1936, nnd greatly as
relieved Cdr. Hugh O'Hara ns sisted in the merger of th*
executive officer of l)envy Heavy Attack Training Unit
Attack Squadron 3 nt Sanford and VAH-3, uud establishing
Naval Air Station.
tha Replacement Air Group
A native o( (.'ape Girardeau,1Truing Program for th* A3
Mo., Mueller e n t e r e d the "SI, ywarrior." Prior to reportNavy's aviation rndet pro- jug to lleuvy Three ns exeougram in November 1912. lie live officer, In* was tho A3A
uu* designate.! Naval aviator "Vigilante" project Officer at
urnl commissioned ensign at N'oilh A m e r i c a n Aviation
Corpus Christ!, Tex. in No Facility, Columbus. Ohio.
Uqmmnmfec *|Tl.ua comvember 1911.
" ,| • i^-i
*i.VO e n n . t Hie plciei! a tour of Heavy Attack
Korean mnfllci will. Anti- .hity dating buck to April
Suliioaiiiu Squad.un 23 and 1937, when In- was mulntem w A . . .
was awauled there rlecura- nance officer with Heavy At*
tlm r: Victory Medal, Kore.1.1 tin k Squadron 0. He gantinucd
Soivice Medal. L’nlhd Nations Ids i.inlntcnan
duties iqxin
S,-rvn< A t I and Un* A.neri- repotting to \ Ml t in I9.il,
can Theater Mclul' until assignment ire director
No Haven
Commander Boeder is n f training in Decrinlter.
TALLAIIA8MEK (DPI) —
long time veteran uf Heavy
lie became executive officer
Joseph Vulachi's testimony
Attack aviation, lie first re in M.nch t'.N'.J. a.ul on 13 July
Hint IM t'.un Nostra crime
ported to Heavy Attack :l it. relieved Cdr. a. It Johnson
1-o. i s live in Tiimpn doesn't
and Lccaine acting i.m.n.sml
mean Uori.ln is a haven for
n.g officer in addition to his
criminal*, Gov. Funis Bry
duties as executive officer.
ant said Thursday.
Commander tl'llnra reports
to the i'SS Forrestal for duty
Washington ten t — Cubans Volunteer
Inter tills month.
The United States today pro
511AMI (Ul' lt — About
tested to Die Soviet Union I.51MI exiled I'ubun doctor*
BLACKPOOL, E n g l a n d
against the blocking of two have volunteered to return to
(L'I’lt — The Conservative
Ameriean mil.buy convoy# on their Communist homeluml
ti.e areess highway lo West and help their countrymen re
party sought * new leader to
Berlin.
cover from III# ravages of
day to replace Prime Minister
Secretary of Stale Dean l.illcr hurrlcunu Flora.
Harold Macmillan, who an
Rusk summoned Soviet AmI \ K KL A\ P <UPI) - The batsador Anatoly F. Dobrynin
nounced Thursday that he will
1Man Protests
resign. Acting Prime Minister U. S. Agriculture Department in the State Department tn
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (UPt t
pied.it..! Thursday Florida
Integration lenders, scorn
It. A. Butler and Science Min would produer l i l t million >xpirs* ti. S. objection.
Hue U. S military convoy ing a meeting of a city-spoilrater Lord llailsl.a.ii were ti.e Ix.xc* of urange* lids season,
attem pting to enter ll.-rliu sored bi-iu- lul committee, to
favorites.
but citrus Icadcts weren't so
from 55 eat Germany and an- day laid tlia groundwork for
Mucmilluii's announcement optimistic about tins harvest, .'tl.er convoy t.ea.leil out of n |>o»-dbte resumption nf mn*stunned the party convention.
"I would say that this nr- Berlin were hulled Thursday sivu racial Uemuiistratiuiis.
meeting in tl.ia seaside resort
estimat which is It) mil on the highwuy connecting
to work out n campaign pro lion boxes I. -. limn we hur- 55c*t Berlin and 55r.tt Ger Tennessee Too
gram for the general election# v■stid last year, is definitely many.
NASHVILLE (U l'lt — A
it might fight uguinst l.n'-or bullish at tl.is point," said
The Russians today closed ti.rev-judge federal em it said
Citrus Conn.ii,-dull general --lie lane of Die highway und Thursday It wuuld order rnin the nevt 12 months.
munager llon.er E. Hooks.
held up two mine convoy*.
apportionment ot the TennesThe USDA’s estimate of a
Itireka' quick sonin."lung of rev Senate un a population
Rutter, who nearly became grapefruit crop of 27.5 million tho Soviet envoy indicated the lureis but Would not disturb
(N S .V i, peddled c la s s if ie d inuprime minister in 1957, when boxe* came ns a surprise to United States regarded the a Ib.usa realignment favura
Macn.illan was chosen by the Florida growers nnd Industry incident as considerably more Ids- to rural area*.
Many, many than to Die kind lerial* to Red agents for more
party to replace Anthony traders.
-erious than other rerent ones,
lady who presented The Her than twrn years, hut killed
LAREDO, Tex. (UPI»-A 66- I Eden,^ was
i-haige'of
ihe'gove.rre
himself
when
hit
lavish
spend
considere
d tl.n top Most citrus organizations which have generally been Church Meeting
aid staff with the flowers.
pound cache of pure heroin. n|r|(t
whiU Ml„.mj||an
upI......
«"!• bandied nt a lower level
'contender.
A* deputyn cpremier,
MIAMI IlKAi'H lUI'D —
She hurried off before we ing gave him nwuy.
wort.i 533 inillu.il on under eiuti-a
f 60 null..... hoxes und a
Ire.in
the
prostate
gland
Dunlap's
I.,
earl,
uf
U.
8.
lie
is
ill
charge
of
th*
govern
through U. S. iiiililuiy offl. The Intel national convention
learned her name . . . and
world market* and second
grapefruit harvest uf 20 mil . iuls in Berlin.
of the Christian Church Dis
we thought she would like to security was the serond ease largest seizure in United operation that forced hi* de lion boxes.
cision
to
quit.
at
NSA
in
thre#
years.
In
ciples of Christ opens to
know. too. that what she pro
Mates history, today wav
Rut Hliilslialil, the dishev "Everyone rr.ilizrs this is
mathematicians
night with four resolutions
phesied c a m * true. She I960 NSA
$25,000 Bonds
held hy customs agents who
brought in white Confederate1Demon G. Mitchell and Wit- arrestrei a suave Canadian el, d, shaggy orator with a nil extremely difficult crop to
un race relation* nnd another
r stimuli* a. .urntely,” It-, be it
or moral and civil rights like
Hoses in the morning, laid bam H. .Martin fhtd to the couple.
.i
i Vtt,t following among tiie U. Rutledge said.
In Bank Theft
party rank ami file, mail* u
they would turn pink by noon 1Soviet Union by way of Me*ly to be major i*nur*(
Preliminary hearing* in
TAMPA (UPlt-A U
Rutledge, executive v¥ i"c e°
determinedI hid
bid fur th*
the post
......-------------- , ”
.
and red hy evening. They did. ico and Cuba.
federal court vsere scheduled
NSA deals with high-level tonight for Joseph Michel Ca Thursday night by announcing >'.".idcnt
t ’llre. »«* ™.m*
TI or dav n J Looks To Semite
too!
• • •
military Intrlligenee, partic
he
would
give
up
hi.
peerage
*“
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•
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i'1
'*f,t
,
,
,
T
,-re J ' u
WASHINGTON (Ul’lt
ron. 33 j ear-old M o n t r e a l
i
, i »■ n 1m •is ii ■ uraitJC*
aiiK« cfwp
rru|i »an In* comiilvrnl II*Ity luai
O Donnrll
Florida, Maryland. Virginia, ularly codes and ciphers of gambler, and his allrartive uml M*t*k rN'ction in th«* II
TI..administration counted
a maximum thut mn U luir- *'n,l Vincent l harlct Wintcll,
powNew York ami Georgia are this country and. foreign
charged in connection with a on Ih* Senate today to re .lore
.
. 30-jear-old wife. Marie Ida. uf Coraiuonfl.
.IsU'tl.
M d m abl, nce 0r
represented among the board ers. i t . work is perhaps the Tf)ey
Roanoke, \'a.. hank robbery. | deep lloiree cut* in the spaev
hr,ml*
ing midshipmen a t Sanford most a c rid of all government jay,
5lr«. O'Donnell sn.l 55'intell1 budget, ami to overturn a
resolution barring
Naval Academy, according to Hgencics.
Policy Pays Off are both relatives u( confess surprisu
The heroin, which would U. S. Confirms
th* superintendent. Col. II. J.
ed lunk robber Cart Close, any joint U. S. • Soviet moon
make 430 po.in.lv of narcotic*
In 96th Year
Furman.
who was sentenced to 25 expedition.
wl.en cut with milk sugar, Fish Poisoning
Man Held On
• * •
DETROIT (U l'lt — The
was found by border guards
COLLINSVILLE. III. lUPI) years in federal privon Mon
Sheila the lion will be three Theft Count
during a routine check. It was Food and Drug Admini.tru- -Retired schools Supt. Char ■lay after pleading gnljly to Same Old Stand
years old on Oct. 18. City
Clifford O Donovan.' Rt. t. the largest seizure ever at the tlon runfirmed todaj- that les II Dorris outlived his In robbing a Soutli C arolina1 WASHINGTON (LTD
President Kennedy find* RunManager I’ete Knowles says Oviedo, was being held in Jail United States-Mexico border dread botulism-E wire present oiranre policy today and U- bank.
Tiie O'Donnell woman and via a i . x i u u j to continue c o r that since she is * "big g:rl ’ today on charges of shoplift- and strand largest ever found in fish puckr.1 by II. J. Darts- came his ownbrneliclary on
Wintcll arc charged with giv- dial talks on *tep« to «iuu
now no one is allowed in her ing groceries at Die Thriltway coming into this country, of (>o» * Bros. F i s h e r i e s of his oothbirthday annivervary
Gruiul Haven, Mich.
{ Dorris received a check fur ing aid, comfort and aaaiit ; East-iVeU tension but unwillcage at th* Sanford zoo to market on South Turk Ave ficials said.
ante
to a kno
vn felon, hinder-1
...............
.......................
...... ing
_ to make any. significant
_
"It is pure heroin." a cus The fish wxi# eaten by a a dividend and the f a c e ...
pet her any more. “ Five men nue, police reported. He was
couldn't hold her.” say* Pet*. held in lieu of 1107 30 bund toms spokesman said. "I am Knoxville, T#nn., father a n d 1amount of the $1.(88) pulley ing and preventing hi* appro-1concession# on major point#
'•And with one swipe she pending hearing in City Court certain it is a syndicate oper- daughter who died »f botulism Odds of this happening are (tension and concealing know ( of friction -uch u* lierliu and
julruu."
| poisoning Jiuuduy.
'ra n i to t* tuvi.vuu to Uia*. ..id** about a leluua.
tm uuuig.
could knock j owi bead oIL ' 1 Uu» aUvrnuuQ.
Man, Wile Face
Heroin Charge
i1 4 ' T
I
r
BRIEFS
U. 5. Protests
Convoy Blocks
Successor To
Mac Sought
Citrus Estimate
Called Bullish
I
.
'
a statem ent of hi* qualifka*
ti.'i.s and stand when h# an
nounced he would he a candi
date to succ#cd himself. Hig
ginbotham, In filing this
morning. Issued th# following
statement:
“ in making this announce
ment to run for the City Com
mission in Group I, I do so
with full knowledge of the
responsibilities that go with
this office.
” 1 served a* your city com
missioner for nine years and
as your mayor two years, and
during that period the City
Conimi'sion wotkrd harmon
iously with the County of
Seminole, Seminole County
School Hoard, Chamber of
Commerce, civic dub*, new*paper* and the radio station,
and for all the people bring
ing about the very highest
degree of progress for our
community, each group doing
the Job nrce»«nry to bring
a b o u t the wonderful growth
we now have.
“ A fine example of tha
THOS. S. McDONAI.l) dose ro-operntion we had
with the County Commission
ers I* the very fin# road vva
e.impl.-t.-.l from French Ave
nue to our new high school.
This road ii a credit to any
group, I am proud lo be abla
to auy I Imd a part in bring
ing this project about.
“ I also would like to bring
dressed forms, to he mailed to your attention that 1 am a
later this )cur, will be used member uf th* Presbyterian
only in ti.e scvcu slalo Atlan Church, of Sanford Shrtna
ta IRS district. Eventually, Club, past president of th*
they will Iw extended to the Kiwnni* Club, past exalted
other state*.
ruler of Elks Lodge, past
Test slate* for the new sys president of th# Chamber of
tem will he Georgia, Ala Commerce, privileg# member
bama, North Carolina, South of Junior Cham tier of Com
Carolina. Mississippi, Flor merce, past chairman ot City
ida. and Tennessee.
of Sanford bond truster#.
"I take the position the cit
The commissioner said the
1964 tux form has a tew oilier izen* own tha town and it is
changes but most of them are tha responsibility of th# com
minor. One revision involve* missioner# to vote for tha
the switching of column* for Interest and good of th# peo
reporting uuges uml tax with ple. I will always co-op rata
with ths newspapers and ra
held.
Caplin said it took two dio station in kiting ths peo
years for this rhansc to evol ple know a t all times how I
ve. He indicated it would feel and how I vote. I will
make it a lillle easier for the never say to the newspaper#
taxpajer lo add up Die col an.l the radio station ‘don't
umns.
quota me' whrn 1 am In a
City Commission meeting.
Tha public and tha press al
ways will b# welrom#.
“ I will forever strive to
give all citizen# a straight
forward answer to their prob
lem#. I need your help a t
tha
polls on Nov. 6. If jo u
WASHINGTON (UIM)-Thc
lloiree Judiciary Committee will favor m« and go to
want* Die administration to tha pull* Nov. 3 and Vota
(Uh or cut hail on civil right* for Earl Higginbotham, in
Group I, I will consider it
legislation.
Althuui'li rnuclung its invi un honor and a privileg# to
tation in the politest ot terms, work and vote for your de
the committee's r e q u e s t sires ami interest during Uia
Thurvlay tor a clo.cd-door next three years."
session with Atty. Gen. Hu
bert F. Kennedy came at a
call for a showdown un Die A BC Declines
bridling version uf the Pres
ident'* civil right hill approv Longwood Bid
ed last week try * judiciary
By Donna Estes
subcommittee.
A letter from ABC G*re
The subcommittee went far bage Service of Sanford re
hejornl the administration’s questing Lmgwood to makt
request* In several ot the other arrangements for th#
most controversial field* cov rotlrrtlon of garbage was ac
ered by the bill. Since then cepted by the city council at
at least oik* Negro civil rigid* a continued session h e l d
leader ha* publicly accused Thursday night.
(lie Justice Department ot
Council voted nut to award
trying to .cuttle the broaden another franchise at this lima
ed prov Utuiu.
hut to allow Ligue Garbacn
On Die othrr hand, some Service and Davis «nd I’crry
house civil rights supporters Garbage Service to operate
were* appalled by the Mihroin- in the city on a trial basis
mittcc's action, lerling it was ilurinz Die m-xt 30 days.
Representatives of b o l l s
sure to drive away vitally
needed votes from moderate* companies appeared *t Thurs
day night's meeting.
and conservatives.
t for the City Commission
post now held by McDonald.
Former Mayor A. I.. Wilson
remains unopposed in Group
II for the Commltsion post he
now hold*. Deadline for fenilidates to qualify is next
Wednesday.
McDonald lest week issued
87 Year-Old
West German
Chief Retires
VAH-7 To Be Given
CNO Safety Award
Tighter Security
Demands Seen
o| V
NO. 37
Adenaur Resigns A s Chancellor
W«ll, th# candidate* are off
and running . . . three as of
noon today for City Commit■Ion. So far, Al Wilton la un
opposed to succeed himself in
Group II. Tom McDonald and
E a r l Higginbotham b o t h
promt*# "an Interesting race"
in Cruup I for McDonald's
post. Other candidate* still
shy and have not qualified . . .
although It. K. Porter It re
liably Informed there will be
Rear A d m i r a l Robert Attack Squadron Seven the
a fourth. On# rumored candi
Goldlhw-aite will make his Chief of Naval Operation*
date informed Wilson he is not
second appearance in Sanford
and will not he in the race . . . within two weeks Monday, Safety Award.
Goldthwaite. Commander of
too much personal business.
thla time to present Heavy Fleet Air forces for the Jack
• » •
sonville area, will arrive at
There are a couple interest
Ramey Field at 9 a.m. for
ing |F 8 in this rity election,
presentation
of the plaque
as to the city’* next mayor.
designating VAH-7 "safest
Forces already are lined up:
heavy attack unit lor Fiscal
IF Wilson and Higginbotham
I9fi3." Both Atlantic and Pa
are elected Wilson will be the
cific
Fleet squadrons were
next mayor; If Wilson and
considered In the judging.
McDonald are elected, Bonny
T ie admiral last visited the
Haburn will be the next maySanford Nuval Air Station
sir. That's the way the ball
Oct. 2 for presentation of the
bounces, or so It. E. Porter
Battle Readiness “ E" to
has been Informed.
Heavy Attack Squadron Ele
• • •
ven.
McDonald is taking off Sat
Cmdr. Leroy A. Heath,
unlay for a business confer
squadron commanding offi
ence at San Kruncisco and has
cer. will accept the coveted
appointed Wilson aa acting
trophy for hi* 34<l officers and
mayor during his absence.
men. A personnel Inspection
• • •
will precede the presentation
Mrs. William Grow, of
T ie “ Peacemakers" won
Washington, D. C., is one of ADM. GOLDTHWAITE the award in their first (ull
those nice people we like.
year of operations with the
She visited friends here re
inach two A-3A Vigilante a t
cently,- enjoyed reading The
tack bomber. VAH-7 was the
Herald well enough to sub
first squadron in either flee!
scribe to It after she returned
to operate and deploy with
home. She wrote The Herald
the Vigilante.
columnist, Mrs. II. L. John
Of special note is the fact
son: "I enjoy The Herald
that VAH-7 won the Safetyvery much, especially the
Award while operating aboard
Homemakers Comer.”
Only 30 per cent ol Semin ship during all or pails of It)
• • •
ole
County's potential electors of the 12 months considered
Twenty-two volunteer work
arc
eligible to vote in the in the grading.
ers of the United Fund re
The award returns to San
Nov.
5 election, it was re
ported to Chairman Paul D.
ford alter landing in the
ported
this
morning
by
.Mr*.
Lewi* tills morning that cash
hands of units basrd at Wliidand pledges total to,491.40 in Camilla Itruce. registrar.
bey Island, Wash., Sanford's
Mrs.
Itruce
completed
the
the drive for $18,425, plus $2,
Paeiiic Fleet counterpart, for
count
of
lti.tiuo
eligible
voters
.571 collected but not turned
this
mormug,
alter
Uia
cio
s-j,*
lc F*’1 ,liri'c >l'ari
in. Report was made at a
ing
of
Ute
registration
book*
I
coffee hosted by the Fern
Park branch of Winter Park last SateadM ^eraifiqsIw ,tj>f
Savings * Loan “We'll climb 1bad later nv' t* e t >.uat)
Die feather yet," Lewi* pro Com million there are a po
tential 22.0U) voters in the
mised.
county.
• • •
She added that the 16.800
No “On Boating" column on
ML\.Ml (I P I i - Lmz lived
the sports page today. The registered voters is an in
author, Donna, iv on the sick crease of 572 since early in Hurricane Flora, which killed
September. There are 5.151 an estimated 3.7181 person* in
list.
registered voters In Sanford a violent ‘’xiash across the
• • •
West Side-Grammar P ro 's and 14,134 freeholders in the Caribbean, was expected to
In'gm sly ing toda) ill t^ie cold
annual spaghetti dinner will county.
The Id.duo voters were brok Mlantic Ocean.
be held from S:3u to 8 p.m.
"Some decrease in high
Thursday in the Grammar en down Rarely by Mrs.
School caietcria. There also Bruce: White Democrats, 11, est wind* near the center
will be a cake walk, cartoon 917; colored Democrats, I,- should begin today as the
movies and a “ Mr. Magic." 936; whit# Republicans, 2.391; hurricane pa.ses over colder
Republicans.
102; waters,” said the Miami Wea
with proceeds going into the colored
white
independent*.
It'Jt;
col ther Bureau.
PTO fund.
ored Independents, (our; no
• • •
The 12day old tropical
Apropos of the times; “ I've party, 60, and Prohibitionists, storm, boasting tup 113 mile
per hour winds, huffeled Ber
captured a politician." cried two.
muda with gale winds Thurs
the cannibal. “Now I can
day night during its race to
have a bologna sandwich.”
• • •
wards the open Atlantic.
The latest advisory (ti a.m.)
Don't worry about finding
KDT was Issued by the Wash
jo u r station In life. Someone
ington Weather llmrau and
will tell you where to get off.
, • •
located Flora near latitude
WASHINGTON (U P!) — 35.0 nortu, longitude .si II west,
Edgar Siller «till a waiting
Dt-maml.« for a sweeping re and moving northeast at 25
and a-wondering about his
view
of U. S. security proved- ,„||C4
|„nir.
Senate - continued appoint
ures
apiK-ared
certain
today
Damage
estimates
from Dm
ment as Casselberry post
master. Postal inspectors’ of to follow disclosures that a season's sixth tropical twis
hut ran
flee al Orlando reported to high • living Army sergeant ter were inrumplrtr,
sold
secrets
to
the
Russians
as high a* I'ssi million Hard
day 'still no wonl " May lie
oou.
cal liit were Haiti and Culm.
R. E. Porter will have to for un estimated
The Defense Department
telephone Congressman S)d
Merlons at Washington to raid Thursday night thnt Sgt.
learn the reason tor the de I.C. Jack Edward Dunlap, 33,
lay. Siller was the Congress uii employe of ti.e super-seman's nominee tor the Job. rie t National Security Agency
riora'Heatiing
For Graveyard
Ross Rosazza
To Appear
In DeBary
PTA Committee Plans CarnivaS Longwood Clerk
Higginbotham To Run
Against Tom McDonald
( F l i r g > a ttfo r b l i e r a l i l
Awards presented by Scoutmaster Ted Daniel went So
D|lTld Krohna, Star m nk|
w ,U|> Bjltlin(> p ,gton Ral„
By Mows Gvfariead
Th# South Seminole Cadet
Squadron, Civil Air Patrol,
last Saturday launched a re
By J#U# Barto#
cruiting driv# directed to
Final plana for th# Faihlon
ward boy# and girls, ages
Show and Coffto to bo spon
sored next Thursday for bene
1.7-19, and adults, ages 18fit of tha Altamonte Spring#
n2, in an effort to increase
Community Library warn an*
membership in the local
aooacod thla waak.
aquadron.
Tha of ant will teha plara at
Tha squadron was chart10 a. BL ia tba Educational
ared la February of this year
Rulldbig o f tha Altamonte
and now haa 21 male mem
Spring# Community Chapal.
bers. Meetings are held each
Fashion# will bo from Play
Saturday a t 1:30 p.m. in
girl Faahlona In F a n Park.
Huilding 2 at the Naval Air I
M o*la win ba Mra. A. M
Station In Sanford.
Blrka, Mra. Leonard Caaaal*
F irst Lt. Jack O'Ponnell of
harry, Mra. Gaorya C. Haarnt,
Sanford la squadron com
Mra. Thomaa Malona, Mra.
mander; First Lt. Harry S. [
Mrs. Carolyn Blstlinc, Mrs
W alter Norton, Mra. Carald
By llonna Estes
Foden of the Salvation Army
Paablaa, Mra. Albart Starke.
Mrs June Boyles, chair Dorothy iaick. Mr*. Jo Anne
Headquarter* in Sanford is
Mra. Euyano Taylor, Mra.
squadron chaplain and Pave man of Hie Clinic Mothers of Hammond, Mrs. France* Wil
Clifford Banda and Mra. JuiTilson of North Orlando is Longwood Elementary School, liams, Mrs. Jolmnie Mac
tan Williams.
acting warrant officer, squad has issued a request for more Yeoman:
Mrs. Francie Williams. Mr*.
Ora rail chairman of tha
ron executive officer, infor volunteer* to work in the fa
Etoise
Lnmmlcr, Mr*. Louise
cility.
ahow la Mra. Glenn llumea.
mation officer and testing of
.Mrs. Boyle* staled that al Bell. Mrs. Shirley Hodge,
N arrator will bo Mra. Milton
ficer.
Mrs. Jum llc Addison, Mrs.
Tinalay,
In opening the drive for though mothers have volun
Vicky McGough, Mrs. E. Ruth
A number of door prtxea will
recruits, Tilson said ‘‘the teered in sufficient number
Grant. Mr*. Mary Ellen El
ho awarded and aoma lueky
squadron Invites young peo for three to be on clinic duty
gin. Mr*. Betty Rhodes, Mrs.
member of tha audience will
ple to play an active role in at one time, it i» fell Jlut a
total of four is needed in Millie Titman, and Mrs. Phyl
receive a lovely, handhooked
community life and to prove
left to right, top photo. Cadets taking notes in
EMERGENCY SEARCH RESCUE operations
order for the work to lie sue- lis Burkey.
ecatter rug made and donated
themselves as cadets by per
bottom
photo
were,
from
left
around
tnble,
Jim
Donations of sheets and
were outlined at hurt week’s meeting of tho
cesifully conducted.
by Mra. Kalph Patera.
forming Rervice mission# and
my
O’Donnell,
Billy
Rcttler,
Ivan
Ilakytn,
Barry
pillowcases
also are much
South
Seminole
Cadet
Squadron,
Civil
Air
Pa
Mother*
now
serving
are
A atgpriao program of on.
other emergency alerts.
Eller and Thomas O’Donnell.
trol, by Warrant Officer Davo Tilson, First L t
Mrs. Marie Fclgar, Mr*. June needed for the clinic. Anyone
tcrtalnm ant for Intermission
“ Cadets shoulder important .Strong, Mrs. Florence Mill- interested in helping t h e
(Herald Photos)
lfarry. 8. Foden and First Lt. Jack O'Donnell,
b planned under direction of
responsibility by serving sa tcllo, Mrs. Mary Frances school by donating linens
Mra. Keith Nixon, chairman,
radio operator*, couriers and Luke. Mrs. Daphna Clcmmer. should contact Mrs. Boyle*.
who te being aaaiated by Mra.
as members of first aid trams
Thomaa Untuck Jr. and Mra.
and the CAP provides them
Marcia Sobatka.
with
imnnrtant on-the-job
Officials of tbo Altamonte
training and responsible citi
Springs Library Auociatlon,
zenship.
aponaora of tbo ahow, have an*
♦‘Cadets receive orientation
nounced that all proc##d# will
flights in Air Force and Civ
bo uaed for operation of the
il Air Patrol plans* if they
Community Library w h i c h
have
parents
permission.
aarvaa a number of Southweat
They
wear
uniforms
of the
Seminole County araaa.
Mrs. A. C. Doudney accept-1 James Murray, new prinelU. S. Air Force with the CAP
eil the presidency of the Lake pal and school personnel were
insignia. The CAP’S method
Monroe School PTO at the | introduced. Murray, who exof preparing cadets not Just
fir-t meeting this term of the j plained the lunch program and
to follow the leader hill to group held Tuesday night in j tho new report card system,
be* one is highly recommend the school auditorium.
' urged those present to vote on
ed by the Air Force.
Elected to fill her former o f-' the school bond issue coming
“ In addition to leadership fit# as vice president was 11 | up Nov. and encourage,! partraining th- Civil Air Pstrol
F. Gana*.
ent# •“ #»*l*t in safety nt
concentrates on aerospace ed
Other officer* of the organ- school crossing* by seeing
ucation which has resulted tuition aiu Mrs. J. B. Stapler, j thnt their children follow the
in a marked increase in cadet treasurer and Mrs. Pauline »«f»ty rules.
By Shirley Wentworth
enrollment.
Kirkpatrick, secretary. Chair-! The room count uus won by
P lant to sponsor an auction
“CAP flies more than half mrn urc Mrs. Rolwrt Mann, the fifth grade,
to rails fundi for a Christ
of all searrh and rescue mis program; Robert Mann, par-! Following the meeting rcmas Party for children of the
sion.* authorised by the Air liamentarian; Mr*. Richard freehmente were served In the
Forest City area wrre made
Rescue Service and operates SehnlUler. publicity and Mr*.. lunchroom under direction of The DeBary Entertainment
• t a recent meeting of the
Association will present Ross
an extensive communications Ben Bullard, refreshment.
i.Mr*. Bullard.
Foreit City Businen Associa
Rova/ra, baritone, in the fir-t
network of approximately It.tion.
concert of the fall series to
OtH) stations. Available air
The auction will be held at
be held on Nov. 1 at the De
craft for search missions now
7:30 p. m. on Nov. 2 in the
Bary Community Center.
number
4,300,
an
increase
of
Forest City Shopping Center
Rosazza received the major
ISO over recent months. At
with Jim Davis of Foreit City
Other members of the com are needed for th# surprise
Plans for a Halloween Car
part of his musical education
last
count
pilot
membership
as auctioneer. In addition to
in America at Westminster
nival to be sponsored on Sat mittee are Annie Sue Hanks, package booth.
was 9.292. More cadets are
the bargains offered for tale
Blanche* Householder, WarChoir College In Princeton,
Mrs. Kershner reports that
learning
to
fly
and
more
sen
urday,
Oct.
26
bjr
the
Alta
there will be entertainment
della Smith, Ruth Bowman,
V J. where he was baritone
ior* own their own aircraft
and refreshment! for those monte Springs Elementary Jean Nuss, I’atty Bontcmpa, the committee Is receiving
to begin Camp Fire Girls but soloist with the famed elmir
By Juti* Barto*
than
ever
before.
By Donna Kate#
attending.
School PTA were made last Ann I’lnnock and May me excellent cooperation front
Camp Fire Girls, for fourth, as yet no leader has been for three years.
•‘Today'a CAP strength toAny resident who would Thursday at a meeting of the Ithoads.
homeroom mothers and horn*Re-registration of voters In
found for this group. Mothers
After graduation he went to
tula 76,000 of which 42.000 fifth and sixth graders and Interested in this program
hke to contribute to this
France as the first American
The carnival will be held -worn chairmen who are work Longwood as called for by the are cadets. Now in its 22nd
planning committee held at
their little sisters, The Blue should contact Mrs. Jean singer to be granted a Fulcommunity project by donat
from 3 until * p. m. on the ing in every way possible to 1063 Legislature la moving year, CAP flew 3*4 missions,
ing new or used items is the home of Mrs. Louise school grounds. A king and
Birds, for second and third Pasternack at 838 tall.
bright Award for the study
insure success of the project. exceptionally slowr, City Clerk
a total of 10,134 trips, last
asked to contact any of the Kershner, ways and means queen wUI be selected before
Mrs. Pasternack advises of French repertoire, lie com
graders, arc in the process «f
Farther
plana
will
be
an
year.
area
merchant*. Arrange chairman.
Mrs. Onnio R. Shumate re
reorganization in the Alta that girls who have been ac pleted his graduate work
the carnival opens and will nounced as developed.
ments for pickup services
“ At one tim* membership monte Springs arc-i.
ported today.
tive in the Camp Fire pro there under the direction of
lead the grand march along
may be made with C. F.
Parents of girls who are In gram have found it to be a Nadia Houlonger and Char
To date only 234 of the was stabilized in the hands of
with their attendants. The
Field. Forest City realtor.
those who could not go to
march, which will Include
nearly t.000 otherwise eligible war and stood by for home- terested in the program and rewarding experience from les Panzers.
In other business of the
In May of 1950 he made hi*
some prc-school age groups
voters in the city have re-reg- front duty. Now membership who would I ke to learn more The Blue Bird* on up through
meeting, CcraU Drown wa*
Camp
Fire
Girls,
Camp
Fire
debut
in Paris, a recital
about
it
may
contact
Mrs.
with grades one through six.
latered. Books are open daily as a CAP cadet will In no
named rice president of the
Judy Chapman, 838-1214, who High Girl* and the Horizon which drew excellent notice*.
will be Judged and prizes will
a
t
the
City
Hall
during
the
association to fill the vacancy
way affect one's draft status
be awarded.
regular office hours and will however the experience gam presently is organizing a Club. Purpose of the organ He later was engaged by
created by the recent sudden
A supper of wieners and
remain open until Nov. 23. ed will prove invaluable In small group nf third grade izatmn is to prepare girls in the State Department to make
death of W. 0. Winfield, own.
Ily Jsne Casselberry
girls to start The Blue Bird*. homemaking anil (or interest tours of the larger cities of
sauerkraut
will
be
served
Any resident who wishes to
er-manager of the Forest City
the event one it called to
Charles Lofgren, Casselber
There era several fourth and participation in cuinmun the American and British
during
the
evening
with
de
vote
in
the
Pec.
3
municipal
Super Market.
It) Jane Casselberry •
Zones in Germany.
grade girt* who would like ity and civic affairs.
finite times to be announced. ry artist, has a one man show elections must re-register be duty.”
State Senator C. William
In rioting Tilson reminded
The committee advises that all this month tn the lobby fore the November deadline.
Young of St. Peterahurg wilt
that The South Seminole CAP
donations of canned good* of the Cinema Theater in
To register a person must
lie guest speaker at the Sem
Squadron is available at all
are needed for the country I'arkwroud 1‘lasa.
Ih* a ritisen of the United
inole County Young Itepublltimes for community service.
store, clean rummage and
States,
must
bo
21
years
old
Lofgren has an extensive
eun meeting to l>« held Tuesodds and ends are needed tor background in commercial art and must have been a resident
luy at 8 p. m. at the Howell the white elephant sale and
Park Civic Center on 811 13d. gift wrapped packages in and design a* well a* fine a r t of the State of Florida for one Scout Meetings
The youngest senator In the v alt.e from 2 cents to 50 cents and he formerly designed b»>oh year and of the City of Longjackets for th* Earl Stanley wood for six months.
Set For Mothers
atutr, ho la well known as a
Gardner mystery series, th*
Offices up for re-election
A meeting of mothers of
tynamic speaker, and n mem- J
By Jane Casselberry
Sears Book Club and McGrow this yesr are the council posts I ongwood area girls who are
her of the Legislative Investi Girl Scouts
The Lions Club of Cassel gating Committee ami Vice
Hill Publications.
| held by Jimmy Reiter. Carl interested in becoming either
berry is conducting Its an Chairman of the Special Elec Spend Weekend
One of Ills water colors took Lomniler nnd B. L. "Slick” Brownies or Girl Scout* will
nual sale of Halloween "Trick tions Interim Committee.
a top prize at the Sidewalk Hr lm*. Deadline for candi be held Oct. !« at 9:15 a. m.
or Treat” candy to benefit the
Art Festival in Winter Park dates to qualify *Lo U Nov. in the Longwood Elementary
He served one regular ses At Camp
Sight Conservation Fund.
School cafeteria.
lust
Spring ami he has recent 23.
sion ami three special sessions
By Shirley Beat worth
Area youth organiiations a* the only Republican sen
It is hoped that a Brownie
Bear Lake Girl Seoul Troop ly don* designing and poster
who are selling the bags of ator in the legislature, llofure
Troop for second and third
497, accompanied by their work a t th* Loch Haven Art
candy will share In the pro his election he served us state
Trader* and a Girl Scout
leader, Mra. John Hall and Center.
C Of C Members Troop
ceeds receiving half the pro
for fourth, tilth and
chairman of the Florida Fed Mr. Hull, spent last weekend
fits.
To Hear Reports -ixth graders, can be organ
eration of Young Republican nt Camp Ticochee.
Hoy Scouts of Troop 341 of
ized.
By llonna F.-tr*
Club, National Committeeman
While there the group en 8207 Unit
Casselberry will be selling in
Progn-s* reports from eomand
diatriet
chairman
for
U.
joyed
using
the
new
ciymplc
their neighborhoods and Itoa
To Meet
m ittts chairmen are th* main Spanish Club
enwald Girl Scout Troops 9 S. Congressman W i l l i a m swimming pool and all took
husinrss items on th* agenda
part in a scavenger hunt.
Bv Donna E»te«
and 31 and the Ilrownle Troop Cramer of St. Petersburg.
All urea Republicans are
Th* Auxiliary Unit of South for today’s 8 p. m. meeting of Names Officers
Assisting Mr. and Mrs.
will be telling in Altamonte
It ; Jane Caa-elberry
Halt
with
supervision
of
the
Seminolu
YFW Post 8207 will .the Longwood Area Chamber
encouraged
to
attend
the
Springs.
TL*
Sj-aidsh Club at Lyman
•otivlU.s
were
Gcr
meet
at
8
p.
m.
today
in
tho
of
Commerce
to
be
held
in
th*
meeting
to
hear
this
proaiin-!
group’s
Lions wUI sell the candy
j ulJine Aldrich ar.d Nancy Post Homo on th* old Dixie Civic Lcagu* Building on High School elected new* off!
at the South StUllnoltf Hank, en» young legislator.
corn fast week for the corning
Final plans will be announc Fishinger.
Highway near Longwood.
Church Street.
on Fridays, Oct. tt and 23.
Discussed wiil b« the city year.
Plan* will b# discussed for
from 9 a.m. to 1:3U pm . and ed at tha meeting forr the | Transportation, in addition
club’* pancako supper to be to that provided by the
tho Halls,!
Hall*. Sunday's visit to th# YA hos- directory, highway signs ad John Haynes was elected
3-9 p.m.
They will sell on Saturday a. held Saturday. Oct. 19. from , was furnished by Mr. and p iu | in l ake City and for the vertising the City of Long president, Andrew Hinrly, vice
ON I KIN) JUNIOR HIGH Student Council Officer* are, from left, Beverly
O ct 13 and X at tha Inter- 4-6 p. m , at the Casselberry | Mr*. Preston Elliott who re-1chicken-rib b a r b a c u # also wood and plans for construc president; S a n d y Tennant,l
Faulk, president; Gay Stiver, secretary; Millie Tuck, treasurer and Daryl
secretary
and
Mary
Ann
Mid-1
tion
of
the
new
City
Hall
and
tVuinin's
Club
on
Overbrook
turned
home
after
delivering
planned
for
Sunday
from
t
ction of Highway IT 92 and
get,
treasures,
}
F ir* S tatio n .
Ivoabotouk’li,
»*• pisreiskuU
(Herald i'huto)
Dr
it*.
41U
guD
so
the
cawfe
J
until
a
p.
na.
at
U
m
Post
llouic.
K. 4M all <Uy.
More Clinic Mothers
Needed In Longwood
'll
’
.
Rights Session
With RFK Asked
VALDEZ HOTEL
Wibc Downtown Sanford
* " V A|
It’s Funtime
Fri. N ites at the
Cur i he!
Music by
The Hideaway8*
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SoNM it bmtiiotioo, “the
esry soouatbUity of fin*
am *," hoi contributed signi
ficantly to tin nation's crime
trebles, tort year (ben
sere MM murder* by fin*
emu le (be United State*.
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But the U w U easy to get
eround. A New Jersey newsman proved thii when he
guided
hi*
three-yea r-oM
daughter through the step* of
legally purchasing * Thomp
son sub-machine gun.
Dodd prophetically put hi*
finger no the problem when
he Introduced hi* bill. "T o
perpetuate tha present loopboles In the Federal f ir e
arms Act ta to doom Individ
ual* to a senseless death from
a gun wielded by finger* reapondlng to the whim* and
Impulse*
of
disordered
FRYERS
CUT U P
OB
WHO l »
Since weapon* cannot be
shipped through tha malls,
express agencies are used for
legal delivery. The Senate la
v e a (1 g a Ung subcommittee
beard testimony on how one
Los Angela* dealer would
truck a filled gun order to
I Phoenix,
A ril.,
where
he
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Cottage Cheese.... '£
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Cocktail Peanuts..3
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Peanut Butter.......
Annie, Orano at IMarbarry
Smucker's Jelly ... 5
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Ritz Crackers.......
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Kidney Beans..... 2
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Strawberries ..
I i s d l w f a Fraaia Wbele
Potatoes ........
Malawi * Hama fraaaa lakei
Potatoes........
Bairh's Qakk fteaao
Halibut Steak
Juicy Froth Florida
Oranges......
Froth Tender Spring
Oertaa'a fealty fererle
3 9 s Fish Sticks ....
Green Onions
Slue Plata Famous
Rod Jonothon or Roam
Mayonnaise .
F & P Peaches
Pear Halves ..
Golden Corn .
Green Peas ..
Green Beans .
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Halved or Sliced Yellaw-Cling
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In Syrup, P P P Bartlett
Swift's Pramium tea Craam
I O W 5 V rt« Y W B <
O ro o n S t a m p s
«S* au* *M**aml taRSaaaab
Cake R oll •••3
To m a to Juice 4
S w ift'n in g ••••
Busch B a va ria n
Lux Liquid •• 2
P Sr P Tasty Cream Style
Libby's Rich 'N Refreshing
P Sr P larty Garden
Swift's Slwftaaiiif (limit 1)
Mind."
M ail order houses get the
wtapooa In wholesale lota
from distributors who pur
chase them by the thousands
a* surplus from foreign gov*
eminent*. A rifle can be dip
ped in acid to clean it, a new
Stock added and the weapon
sold by mall at onc-Uilrd the
price o f one produced In this
country.
PUIMIUM
G O V r I M S P f CT I D
A fact milled by few peo
ple la that Is many eitie* an
aduK—even thrash be may
be ■ crlmlMl, drug addict,
alcoholic or mentally 111—can
boy • gun over the counter
hi (porting good* atom or
pawnshop!, no question* aik*
Even more shocking 1* the
■tall order btuineis. Any child
with I I who ran aerawl his
sam e and falsify bis ago on
• form can obtain a gun.
A n y a s with a criminal re
cord can acquire a gun by
using an assumed name and
s false address or bo* num
ber and putting his c u b on
Ibe lino.
This la the way Lee Harvey
Oswald got (be 11278 Italian
rifle with which he allegedly
sent a bullet crashing Into
(ho President'* brain. Tbi*
**J8 model" Carcano rifle ha*
deluged the United State* to
(ho dismay o f domastlc sport,
big anna manufacturer*, who
concede (bat the weapon la
extrem ely accurate and roll*
able despite Its shoddy ax*
to r a il appearance.
The Federal Firearms Act
o f 1831 la considered Inade
quate. It controls interstate
end foreign movement of all
(ypaa of guna, even prohibit*
(he iblpment of any firearm
to a convicted criminal. It la
enforced by Alcohol and To
bacco Tax Division, Internal
Revenue Service.
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Jfl Q-* *r" si s n rSi nti tamm,i p s
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Saturday 10 A. M. - 4 P. M ,
7 - 9 P .M .
S E M IN O L E P L A Z A
C A SSELBER R Y
�f
Bryant D tltn di Chongs;
LRU's Right Questioned
TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — i TALLAHASSEE <CW> Got. Panto Bryant, tfcrowing| 1 s t . r a n k Sryanl e f I t o *
VS* rsHed (A- spn-stton fcv
Us full support behind fa it
day ef
week’s re-naming a f Amer
ica’s mtoeito Wet center, anid
today the state would not
boro to toko further action In
Building permits issued by approving the change.
*** « • **
Seminole County's zoning of
fice took s sharp rise dur
ing November, reports Bob
Bmun inning office director.
During the month *3 permits
were issued, totalling 11.23*,*60. Tbli, o f course, Included
one permit, WOO,000 on the
now, for the Sanford Shopping
Center, O w n Street end US
1791.
* u *
Sty? Sattfart*
C A F E K E N N E D Y (U F I > Fresideat Johnson's switch •
W lA T R B t Partly cloudy today and Friday; M fh today near 70; aw tonight In 40a.
r e c k 2£ v £ e a - t ! t c <ve rrvrU n ite d P m a L a a a e d W i r t
E tU b tta h *d IB o T
T H U R 3 .7 D E C E M B E R ft, 1963
8 A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
N O . 76
old name o f Cape Canaveral V O L . 6 6 "
for the nation's spaceport to
Cape Kennedy to drawing op
position.
Tw o nearby communities
already have gone on record
against the surprise Thanks
giving Day decree In memory
o f the late President and pe
titions are circulating among
area workers opposing the
move.
One town questioned the
right o f a president to change
Governor Farris Bryant to-1 o f confidence that the Bute |beat serve Um cifisaaa eg this |day night h y the local unt- notmeed that nil o f the ceaw
the name o f a community In
day told members of the 8em- Hoard o f Control would select state.
varsity alto committee. It call- ties Involved In tha site selec
a state.
inole County University Bite a site fo r the proposed EastThis reaction from Cover- ed attention to the fact that
tion had endorsed a aft* in
Opponent* endorse the re
Committee that he appreclat-1 Central
Florida
University nor Bryant caaa as a result tha Central Florida DevetouOrange County,
naming at the space center
ed the committee's e i press Ion I where the institution could I o f a resolution adopted Tueo* j me nt Committee had an•
*
*
Itself but the resistance de
velops in the abandonment of
Tha local committee's rase*
the geographical name of
Julian advised tha Governor
Cape Canaveral.
and tha 8tate Board o f Con*
President Johnson's order
trot that the davatopmant
renamed the huge space com
council's
endorsement did not
plex the John F. Kennedy
Space Center and also erased
apeak fo r the alght other
the name Canaveral from the
counties involved. The local
triangular expanse of saod
rroup also axpretted its con*
that jut* Into the Atlantic
fidenee in the Board e f Con.
from
Florida'*
otherwise
trol's ability to select n site
smooth Atlantic coastline.
which would provide tha gn at*
The city council of Cape Ca
est amount o f good to the
naveral, a tiny inuncipality
largest numher o f people.
south of the missile base, has
The Governor said, " I do
approved a resolution to be
appreciate
your expression
sent to the President and to
o f confidence in the 8tata
Florida Gov. Farris Bryant
Board o f Control and assure
protesting the decision. The
yon that tha only criteria
city of Cocoa hai taken sim
wo shall observe to that e f
ilar action.
selecting a alta where tha new
The Cape Canaveral council
Institution could beat ssrve
also asked Its cily attorney
tho peopla <>f F lorid * tn ac
to determine If President
cordance w ith the Intent e f
Johnson had the authority to
tha Florida Legislature.1*
change the name of a location
in the state.
State Senator Mack Clove*
The petition In circulation
land Jr., ■ member o f tho lo>
opposes the name chsnge on
eal alt* committee, aaid at
economic and h t * t o r 1 e a I
noon today that "T h e Govern*
grounds.
or’a announcement reconfirms
Bryant Reassures Seminole Site
Committee Board Will Be Fair
President Lyndon Johnson
changed the name c f Capo
Canaveral to Cape Kennedy
la memory o f tho lot# presi
dent.
The Thanksgiving Day an
nouncement aporked eonsldora b 1 • opposition, especially
from residents o f the Capo
area In Brevard County. B ry
T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I ) —
ant told hto weekly newa con
Guv. Farris Bryant said today
ference ho had received mail
"There's no longer n dividopposing the presidential na he might not wait to look at
In f line between farm and
the so-called Genesya program
city Interests," claim s Semi tion.
befora placing his stamp o f
Bryant aaid the president
nole C o u n t y
Agricultural
approval on policy fo r tho
telephoned
him
Ik*fore
the
Agent Cecil Tucker, "W e all
Florida Institute o f Continu
hare a big stake in agricul change was made to g e l the ing U n i v e r s i t y Studies
state
chief
executive's
feel
ture, even though 70 p er cent
(F IC U S ).
at Americans now live In ings.
A proposed policy statement
"
I
think
Florida
is
fortun
lowas and cities. The farm
by the board o f control go v
e r ’s well being affects our ate the president has done erning operation o f the some
jobs, businesses and the price this," Bryant said. He said times controversial
FICUS
we pay for things." Tucker the Legislature could imple program w as delayed a second
goes on to say, “ Farm ers and ment the action If it wished time hy the Cabinet Tuesday
City folk today are w-orking In the 19(33 session.
when Bryant said he wanted
Bryant indicated there was
together to solve some of the
to make certain it did not con
big problems that affect all no doubt In his mind that the flict with the proposal to ex
President could change the
•ur people."
tend Instruction of the Uni
I
t
•
name o f the Cape by execu
versity o f Florida College o f
With t*ic "g iv in g " season tive order.
Engineering to east Central
The governor aaid other
Just around the corner, herc'a
Florida.
your cbanca to get In on the Florida place names had been
The program is called Genreal holiday spirit and do changed in the past and this eaya.
•omethtag.
one was nothing fo r residents
The board o f control has not
Mrs. Carolyn Higgins of tc get excited about. F or In romplctcd planning o f the
(he Welfare office phoned to stance, he said, Brevard Coun
Genesys program, but Is ex
•sy that Lillie Bell Bradley ty was once known as M os
pected to wind it up at tha
and her four youngstera were quito County. Ha said per
next meeting on Friday at
burned out of their little haps it was appropriate many
Boca Raton. Bryant said he
homo Tuesday night. Every years ago, but it wasn't any
did not know if tha proposal
thing was n total loti.
longer. He pointed out that would come before the Cab
Lillie Belle, « well known the city o f Jacksonville was
inet next Tuesday.
local cook, la employed by the once known as Cow Ford.
Hut he said hit staff was
Day ’n Night Grill. H er boss
He said Canaveral meant making a study o f the pro
Is helping her to find another cane field In Spanish. That
posal and If he was told it did
bouse. But it is Impossible might have been appropriate
nut conflict with Ucnesys, he
for her to purchase the basic fer the area when it was
probably wouldn’t object to
fumlrhings she needs now.
named, he raid, but changes the policy statement.
Her four children are six, there maka it no longer ap
A s of right now, he said, he
five, three ami one-and-a-hatf propriate.
hud not seen the Genesya pro
NEW SANCTUARY for the First Church of the
years of age. Their respective
Bryant said the activities at posal, which couples the use o f
Nnzurene at French Avenue and Second Street
sizes are eight, six and four the Cape during the past few
dosed circuit television and
in Included in u three-year expansion program,
In boy's clothing, and size years were the result o f new
on-the-spot instruction to take
it
vvaw reported today by the pastor, Rev. Paul
two in girl's apparell.
frontiere o f the mind and the engineering Instruction to the
Rii-ken. The church nlso pinna to dmiblo Ita protn addition, blankets, bed late President, more than
Cnpe Kennedy area,
ding, mattresses, chairs, tab* anyone else, was identified
Bryant said expansion of the
Mark Cleveland Jr., attorney
k s —any articles for a home
with the new prontler.
state university system was
for tlic St. Julins-lndian River
—and aizc tR clothing for Lil
He said the people « f Flo euu-ing some changes in op
#e
Canal
District,
said
this
lie Belle will be appreciated.
rida In the year 2063 w ill eration of the Board o f Con
I f you have anything which
look hark and understand trol. lie said the board was re morning that surveys to de
might be useful take it to
what Johnson haa done and lying more and more on ita termine the alignment of the
1128 Orange Ava.. where the
will appreve.
tLvff ami on
IftrwwL
*?“ ' bc* ln
family la staying temporarily.
'tor j nruwartf till|V|>per,
“ ' k° " “ A
Share now. Y ou 'll feel good
bc prepared and approved by
ile raid the board was act
•bout It!
ROME (U P D - Ila ly enJed
By Helen GleesM
the district's board of direc
ing more as a policy making
• • *
tors.
its
month-long
government
The
g-cat big Christmas
body and less a i an adminis
Holiday Tip - P lay it Safe,
The surveying will be done cr|R| today with the swear parade f1*>atrd down First
trative
body.
lo c k your car while you’ re
"Th e board can’t conduct hv the firm of Reynolds, ing in o f a new government .Street—paced hy the stirring
Christmas shopping.
the intimate overview uf the Smith and Hills, a firm of dominated by C h r i s t i a n music o f some 10 marching
• • •
Four persons were slightly
engineering consultants head
A lady at 1903 South Mel- injured in a two-car crash at university operations it once
bands—on a crisp, clear atquartered in Jacksonville and Democrat* and Marxist*.
did,'*
Bryant
raid.
He
said
the
lonvllle called to report that 12:3(1 fills morning at High
fi-rniHin, and kicked off this
with offices in Orlando and
propositi
In
increase
tilt*
silo
a handsome, handed pigeon way 17-92 and Seminola Bou
area’s holiday .simpping sea
Tampa. The firm lias been se
o
f
the
bouid
from
seven
to
has taken up residence there.
levard. it was reported by nine members would probably lected, Cleveland said, by the
JACKSONVILLE IU P I) son.
The horn* owner wonders if
The State Welfare Depart
Trooper Bill Stringflcid.
canal
district's
board
of
di
make
actions
of
the
board
(The .Sanford Herald pre
the pigeon belong to someone
Miss Clara D. Speers, 79. more time consuming than rectors.
ment announced Wednesday
in this ares. I f it does, the
sents a full page of pictures
of Lake Mary, a retired ever because o f the Increased
The surveys are expected to that a foster home program
owner o f the pigeon should
of
file
"Christmas
Un
school teacher, s u f f e r e d site.
begin
within a period of 30 (or the aged lias been Inaug
phone 322-R7M.
der
The
.Sun
Parade"
on
abrasions
and
Is
being
held
urated
in
Florida.
•
••
*
day*. Following the accept
for
ohscrvition
at
Seminole
page
3
of
today's
edition),
ance
o
f
the
alignment,
the
We'll get it right this timet
rights of way will be acquired
A crowd of an estimated
The board of directors of the Memorial Hospital. Iter sis
to.ouo-yo.uou persona lined the
and plant wiil be developed
TALLAHASSEE (U P I) fiemlnole County Chamber of ter, Miss Edith Speers, 73,
for financing the construction The Board of Control will parade route and watched as
Commerce meets tonight at Lake Mary, was admitted
he ir appeals Friday from two one and one half miles of
o f the runul.
the Civic Center's lobby room with a fractured ankle.
Driver of the other car. Lee
to elect officers fo r the com
It is estimated that actual integration lenders who were cars, (finals, marching units
V IE N T IA N E . Laos lU IM t
Vone Stubbs, SS, Orlando,
ing year. Time; 7:30.
construction of the waterway su.spendrd from Florhla AAM and prancing horses did what
— Cot. I.eusng, chief intelli
• • •
was uninjured. His wife. An
which will link the St. Johns University recently.
gence officer for neutralist
Theta Epsilon Chapter of nie Mae. 3R, and her mother,
with Indian River will require
I’lt-mier I’ r i n c e Souvannn
Beta Sigma I'hi has a set « ( Mrs. A. M. Shew make, 93.
some three to five years to O O I *
I'houina. was n.x-iissinutcd t<>.
dulls, complete with wardrotie, Montgomery,
were
Ala.,
F 0 It T
LAUDERDALE
day by unknown killers near complete.
dullcasc and sports car, on treated and released.
( U P D - l l i o Florida Republi
his home here. He was tho
W ASH IN G TO N (U P I) display all this week at the
Stringfleld estimated dam
can Party will caucus here
fifth Laotian offielal to die o f
Three warships will he com
Jet Lanes The outfit will be age to the two car* at I t . 100.
Dec. 14 and silt through its
assassin's bullets this year.
missioned in widely separated
awarded Dec. 17, for the
William Slade. Lake Mary,
ranks for possible candidate*
The assassin* pumped IS
ceremonies Saturday in the
benefit of Sanford's Little lied escaped injury when lie lost
for the .late Legislature.
bullets into Leuang's body.
nnnivriaury of the Jupunese
Kchnolhousc.
control af his car and crash
Dressed in khaki uniforms,
• • •
attack on Pearl Harbor, Uie
ed into a tree on South la k e they escaped in two unmark
l i e f e n no Department said
W ASH ING TO N l UPI t Seminole County's JsyCees Mary Road at 2:30 this morn
ed Jeeps.
MIAMI ( UP I ) - Police ar Wednesday.
The elite o f the nation's buslhave a drive under way in
tag.
I.euiing, father of nine chil- n<sa community, hixh in their rested Carl Emory Lilly, 42.
The vessels are the James
an effort to Increase the
lit-n. was chief nf the <fi-ux- j |,n, j. ,,f
new Johnson ad- nf Winter Park Wednesday Monroe, at Newport News,
membership
A
few
new
*»»»'•• (second) bureau o f ihe ministration, receive
serle night after he attempted to \ .... tin Sihnfiuld, at Seattle,
members have In-on reported
BERLIN (U P U — The W eil intelligence service o f the of briefings today from gov hold up a shoe -lore with a Wash.; ami tlo- England, at
to dale.
Berlin rily council -aid today Laotian neutralivt faction and ernment official*.
♦ * •
toy pistol
l ong Bcoch, Calif.
it Is considering a law to al reported directly to Premier
The businessmen met wi l hj VT . . r ,
.
Last week la DeLand—dur
the President Wednesday t o | N A A C I
C a m p a ig n
ing the Bulldog . Seminole low a certain percentage of Sou van na.
Neutralist lie n . A m t tin hvur un impassioned plea for
football game — the DeLand taxicabs to luni: mil "n o
TA M PA iL 'P i) — The NaHigh Scbjul band was given smoking" signs and accept termed the nssasaination n their support. After the White tionul Association (or the A I
a station wagon by a De- only non-puffing passengers. "-.veil organized plot,"
l(ou»a se-siun, they aaaurcd \ jncciurnt of Colored People
the Chief Executive that they announced plan* Wrdttcxda)
Land auto dealer. Here at
SEATTLE it P I) Mr*.
hail "undiminiahed confidence
Seminole the
bandsmenride
(ur a campaign to register Martha Forbes will celebrate
tn the economic ami moral 2.1.tssi Negro voter* in Flor
three persons in seatsdesign
In r MU -.4 birthday here Sun
atiungth o f uur country under ida.
ed for two in order to make
day wiili a bottle of beer and
yuur leadership."
room for instruments and
a cake decorated with till
equipment, despite the tact
randies
that s local firm provides a
" A stubby of beer nevrr
BUDAPEST.
Hungary
panel truck to help out. What
hurt
anyone,"
says
Mrs.
(U
P
I
)
—
An
expluiion
at
Lie
a nice thing It would be if
PALM BEACH (U P I ) — -peking a mate fur Joey be
Tatabanya coal mine 3u miles Forbes, who drinks i bottle a
the Sanford band had Us own Kangaroo Joey, once a ploy- fore they Irt him go.
All regular and substitute w cjt uf here killed 2U miners day. "It help* me sleep, too."
vehicle.
Joey, legally referred to as
mats o f Caroline Kennedy, is
• • •
"Kangaroo Joey," was ban bus drivers in the county and injured four more Wed
Today's thuckle— prospec being allowed bark In town, ished from this exclusive win school system arc attending nr.day night. Radio Budapest
tive customer to the finance but he won't he aide to stay. ter time niece* of the wealthy an eight-hour transportation repurtrd today.
company executive: "About
The owners uf the five-foot, anil socially prominent in Feb clinic this week. School Supl.
fSO.uuo is okay . . . that brown Australian pet, Mr. and ruary of 1902 under a town R. T. Mitwce reported.
ought to tide me over for Mrs. Walter Brooks, agreed ordinsnee limiting animals a l
JACKSONVILLE B E A C H
Bids far paving adjarent to
Drivers arc being versed
l life."
English Estates
in Circuit Court WedneMiav lowed a* pet* to five, kan on m o d e r n transportation (U P I ) — Spare scicntlsl Dr. the n r »
problems hy Van Murdock. Werner Von Braun urged the School were to be opened by
to a stipulation that Joey's garoo* not among them.
return be restricted to "a rea
Caroline, daughter of the transportation division of the: public Wednesday night tu the School Board this alterChristmas holiday for Sem sonable period o f time'’ not late President Kennedy, had .State Board of Public Instrue- support the J2t> billion pro noon,
inole County school children to exceed 3u days, during visited the kangaroo In the lion,
Tallahassee;
R a l p h gram tu put a man on the
School Supl. It T. Milwrc
will date from Dec. 20 to which the owners will seek to Brooks fenced yard and play Diggs, in rhsrge of county moon as a national rallying said the work is to be >omJan. 6. it was reported today diapu<r of him by sale or gift. ed ball with him bvfore Joey -rhool
transportation, a n d point and a military access, pleted prior 1 1 opening uf the
lschool but mechanics.
* dy.
(new school Jan. 8.
by School iupU U. T. MUwes. * Tins Uzuuka couple has been |b e c o m e a controversy.
Study Program
Approval
Indicated
Canal Surveys
Await Drafting
Of Contracts
m w A.
Crisis Ends
4 Injured In
2-Car Crash
^
Appeal Set
Caucus Set
U. S. Officials
Brief Leaders
O f Business
3 Warships To Be
Commissioned
‘T oy’ Holdup Flops
No Smoking
‘A Stubby Of
Beer* My Dear
9
Caroline's Joe
Has Got To Go
School Drivers
Attend Clinic
20 Killed
Moon Idea
Holiday Set
aent number of Sunday School claaaroomg to
provide room for the growing congregation. A
debt reduction program, tn connection with the
expanaion, already haa been launched. Jamea
Graham Chapman U the architect.
Big Parade Kicks Off Altamonte Votes
To Give $125
Christmas Season
To Yule Party
Home For Aged
Aide To Laos
Premier Slain
what 1 have believed ell along.
Pm convinced that tha school
will be located on tho alto
which beat meets the criteria
o f the Board o f Control. I do
not baltov* that It w ill ba a
political •flection.’*
•
•
e
Board Due To
Open Bids
com ** naturally ta a parade.
W# think tha Jaycec* did a
hangup Job «U the way
around and loved the mon
keys dancing around tha pea
nut cart and tha Shrlna
clowns cavorting all over tha
street on foot and on wheels
only a clown would have. The
trio of Judge*, Camilla Bruce,
John Krldcr and R.T. Milwrc,
must have had a very diffi
cult time In tha selection of
winning floats, but when it
was all over thes* had been
declared winners o f tha tro
phies:
Financing
nual
for
visit
Santa's
to
an
Altamonte
Springs was assured Wednes
day
night
when
tha
Town
Council unanimously voted to
appropriate
1123
for
this
year’* Christmas Party.
Committees In be ta charge
of the avent and the data will
ba announced.
In
other
business, council
authorized Clerk Jim Palmer
to prepare an itemized list ot
Commercial: Pin#crest Kid equipment e n d furnishings
die Korner; Sanford Atlantic needed in the office to pro
Bank.
vide a first-rate filing system.
Religious: St. Luke's lai* Palmer's list will be submit
thcran—Slav is; First Baptist ted to council for final ap
Church—youth division.
proval before any axpcmll
School: Lake M ary; Lake lures are made.
Monroe.
Any permanent action on
Junior Civic; Sanford Re hlack topping the entire Town
creation Dept.; Rest Haven Hall parking lot was tabled
Kindergarten.
until such time as resurfacing
Senior Civic: fie for first of SR 437 I* completed. A cir
place Sanford Moose Lodge cular driveway already has
No. I M l and Anna Miller Cir been Installed to provide easy
cle.
access (or Uie water depart
The Sanford parado attracts
ment
offices
and
storage
school hands and majorettes
room*.
from all around central Flor
ida—amt each one deserves'
special mention—but wc think
one ill the truly outstanding
aggregations
was
Croomv
High School, directed hy C,
E. Johnson Rhythm, timing
and spirit— it w ai nil there.
^
A
Did you notice how First
Baptist Church youths lied
the parade theme with the
meaning of Christmas? On Die
side of ihe float in large let
ters "Jesus shall reign where
c're the Sun." , . ,
In our opinion the Lion's,
Jim Lee, Arthur Kirchhofi,
George Hughes and Bill Tan
nrr. riding in Hughs' choking
model " A " , must have had
more fun than anybody. It's
been a long time since we
have seen .such big unties
and obvious delight.
Jolly ole Santa, possibly the
biggest attraction, emerging
from the chimoey on tha roof
top float o f the Jaycees cap
• BU D G ET TERM S
tured all of us—and if you
Meanwhile, John Alexander!
Seminole County commission*
er and on* o f this county’a
two members o f the East-Can*
tral Florida Regional Plan*
ning Connell, called attention
to tha fa c t that the council
is aot-aaaeoiated In any man*
ner with the so-called Central
Florida Davalopmsnt Commit*
tat.
e
a
e
" I ’ve had a number e f tn,
quirlca within tha paat 24
hours," A l e x a n d e r said,
"which Indicated that paopla
art confusing tha two organ*
isat Iona."
"Th e East-Central Florida
Regional Planning Council,**
Alexander pointed out, "la an
organisation comprised o f two
members, selected by thalr re
spective county commission*,
from each e fseven Florida
counties In this section o f tho
stato. The council la legally
constituted by tho State Lag*
Islaturo to do regional plan*
ning."
Alexander continued, "w o
have maintained a neutral po*
altlon In tho selection of tho
university site. Wa havo fa ll
that the Board o f Control
would nmko a satisfactory so*
Ifctlon o f a situ fo r tha uni*
verilty.”
The other member o f tho
council from Seminole County
is James Van Hoy, a former
county commissioner who re*
rently was selected to replace
Douglas Stenstrom, resigned.
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NOW ONLY
1
V i’V ’Si-** si/
listened closely you heard
chuckling
"ho-ho-bo"
ami
knew llie hearts of children
would be made glad 19 nights
from now when we climax
this happy season celebrating
Ihe real meaning of Christmas.
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ORLANDO (U P I) Gov. F i r Ha
Bryant
toM
an
aeroPolice jaM lira. FHaby a|i.
^eelHentailw .(.pw-.r
tpaec seminar here Tuesday
cl?,:
h r
N R — ta,
— N M
wa are nappy
N a t A— la Bella Kin-
aid la much Improved aflar
aafkriag a heart *U*ek. la
a cal from 0«rt Lee tart
woril aho tekd aa about Aaaa
hotag * h a Miami hoapttaL
Now wo ham from Gcrt that
tea. * •
■he haa Improved Immeonly.
Mr. aid Mra, Bad*
rick K rejear and children
have BMM la Cream Gave
Springe to raetda. Chuck will
be stationed th en with tha
Navy, l o n a y to m o thorn
h— time from
dgh achool h u d .
ear be—, aleat
, Erek Cowley,
kre are her uncle and aunt.
• • • A very Happy Birthday
to Mlsa Darkoe Roberts, who
waa all of 1 — Dm . t. That'a
a oko ago to bo.' * * Jamas
and Lyao Oils* a— daughter
Sylvia apoat (to weekend to
Miami with relatives. Lynn
reported a pood time. • • •
I N M o a r o o Btommatory
School FTO will moot Tttooday oveatog at ? :» p. m.
Prtootpol apeakar win bo
Siipartotoifut of PubUo In
struction X. T. Milwoo. Mako
h a lf at 4:M p. m. Friday at
•to F irit Baptlit Church, with
Rov. Fred Chenco officiating.
Burial win bo Oaklawn Mem
orial
Cemetery.
Gramkow
Funeral Homo to to charge.
There’s Pleasure
In Preparation
An Important part e f tha
fun o f Christmas la la prepar
ing for It and line* Christmas
la fo r children, youH want
your youngsters to participate
ns much u possible In nil tha
actlritlea that th# Yula M ason
brings. N ot only w ill it be an
eaeallent opportunity fo r them
to gain o Sanaa o f m ponalblllty and to aapraan them•elves creatively, It w ill also
afford your family many houre
o f bring together and getting
to know each other better.
Your farorlto cookiaa, cut
In holiday shapes, are aura to
bring oppreeiatire murmurs
from frlanda and fam ily as
they toast each other's health
and happiness with Christmas
■gg nog.
frodw r eourao to oxtormtoa*
ttoa a t tho Unlvorolty of
Florida at OolnaivlUo thin
weak. * • • Quart pastor at
tho U p i a l o
Proabyterlan
Church Ibis Sunday will bo
Rov. Jam si lUrdln. Service*
now atari at U o’clock. a • a
The Seminole County Homo
Demonstration Council
will
iual Christmas
have Its
party and installation service
tomorrow evening at the Cen
ter on ttth street. Its going
to bo o vary enjoyable even
ing. So all member* try to
attend and bring someone
with you. * a * Mrs. Annie
Hawkins ( G r a n n i e )
had
Thanksgiving dinner with her
nkca and nephew, T olar and
Voocllla Rabun and family.
* * * Hope all of you kiddks
got to aae the Christmas
parade. Don't you think H
w u o oka oneT * * • All
Seminole County school bus
driver* are "going to school"
this week. We are attending
a refresher course nightly at
tbe Lake Mary School. Our
Instructor Is Van Murdoch of
Tallahassee who is the state
co-ordinator of school buses.
* * * Our thought this week
la a devotion puam I gave
a long time ago which has
been requested again. It goes
like this:
Just A U til* Minute
" I have Just a little minute
Only 80 second* la M
Forced upon me, can't refuse
W * .
£&t
chance o f getting a propoaed
$30 million electronics re
search center.
Bfyant said the atate’a congrearlonal delegation waa well
received when it met recently
with a site arteetion commit*
tee of the National Aeronautlea and Space Admintatratiao
(N A SA ).
"Th e moat telling argument
we had to make when wa
H A R R Y P. GREEP,
appeared before the commit
founder and president
tee waa what the government
of Atlantic F e d e r a l
and the people o f Florida
Savings and Loan As
have dooe to provide ln»Ut usociation, Fort Lauder
tkma of high#- learning" the
dale, has been named
governor aaid.
voluntary state chair
The ITS million college bond
man of the 1964 educa
leant approved recently by
tional
and fund-raising
voter*, Bryant M id, "m ade
Cancer
Crusade which
the greatest impression on
will
be
conducted in
the committee."
April
by
the Florida
Rep. Claude Pepper, (DDivision
of
the Ameri
Fla.,) elan agreed with B ry
can Cancer Society.
ant that the itate "stands a
CRAIG OR8ENO, 18 year old artlat, ahowa hia interpretation of Santa
good chance" o f landing tha
Claua to Mrs. Kar Gallagher of tha Florida State Bank staff. Tha painting
reeearch center.
One-House Aaaembly
will hang In the bank to lend a note of cheer during the holidays.
But the governor warned
The small, ona-house aiaemthat "Florida it going k> be
pataed by if we don’t anu re bly o f the Haitian government
that faeilitiea will be prompt waa created by President DuM IA M I (U P I )— T . A . (T a l) ly provided for aerospace vallar In 1961. During 11X12, it
met once, briefly, to vote Da
Buchanan, making hla first education."
taller full economic, political
political bid, waa elected tha
Dcmoeretk Party's candidate
The U. 8. steel Induitry has and police power*, according
for sheriff by a decisive mar a capacity of more than 117,- to tha Britannka Book o f tho
gin In Dade County Tueaday.
year.
MO,Mo tons a year.
Staggering atatliUca on the meana and methods o f avoid
death rate and boipllallia- ing tha noedku tragadles be
tloo o f traffic accident vie- fore doling hla talk with a
Uma in Florida were quoted question and answer period.
recently for membora o f the
During the dub'a buaiaeu
Bear U k a Community Club meeting conducted by W il
i p r
fo e
by Sgt. Vine* Smallwood, liam G. Carpenter, president,
■afaty officer (or tho State committee reports were an
Highway Patrol.
nounced to be Incomplete and
*
Smallwood, guaat apoaker rescheduled for a later dote.
for tho club’s regular monthly
• PANEL A W ALL
Mr. and Mra. W. B ell of
meeting, alao ipoko on the
Cecelia Drive, Bear Lake,
• ENCLOSE A PORCH
mlUlooa o f dollar* In property
w e n welcomed as now m em
damage* m u llin g from auch
Give tho family Hut extra
bers. The "ptg-to-tha-poke"
■ccldentfl, going on to cite
priie w u woo by Stan Bury
npaeo — added comfort, that
and winners of tha candy pro
can bo ujoyod for yuan to coma
ject were Earl Howell, Mra.
Raymond Fiona* and J. N.
L
CALL FOR
Ancrum.
HOLLYW OOD ( U P ! ) —
A Christmas program la
Fredericks o f Hollywood haa planned h r the group's Dec
designed one o f those Christ ember meeting which la sche
mas g ift* fo r the woman with duled (or 8 p. m. Doc. it,
with Mr*. Richard Ostrander
•vary thing.
It is a mink-trimmed, flesh- and Mr*. Robert Connovcr as
colored bikini bathing rail.
hoiteite*.
t l haa been water tasted and
Tha club meets regularly in
firm President Fred Mtlllnger the Florida Power Company
■aid “ everything comas out Employes Lounge on
Big
Bear Lake.
okay."
a curb and acroae a achool on the accelerator while aho
ground Wedneaday, ema i king waa (topped with the cer in
through a group o f atudanta g«er, and then loat control of
and U ling one o f them. F if the vehicle.
Fatally injured waa Ronnl.i
teen more were injured.
Polka a id the car, driven Thompson, 17, ton o f Mr. and
by Mra. Margaret Firaby, 75, Mr*. Kenneth Thom peon.
Tw o of tha atudenta w art
traveled 350 feet before crack
ing through a fence poet and tranefem d from Bartow Me*
a tree nnrl finally coming to a mortal Hoepital to Lnketaml
General Hoepital.
■top.
They w en Jean McCaul, re*
There were no c h a r g a e
against (ha driver pending prrted In lerioua condition fol*
Wedneaday
further Inveatigatlon, polka towing lurgtry
■eld. Mra. Frieby, mother o f night, and Wayne K elly, Hot*
Uartnw newspaper e d i t o r m 1 n* »*tiifaclory.
Police said they did not
Lloyd Frisby, waa not hurt but
know how many o f tha other
waa treated for ahock.
•Indent* had been admitted to
Washington, D. C „ tope the the hoepital here follow ing
world In number o f telaphonoi treatment from an assortment,
per capita, with about as per o f injuries, including a num*
.ber o f broken llmbe.
100 of population.
New Sheriff
Christmas
*
Free Estimate
A
With This Bikini
All Come Out O K
l ii
M APLE AVE.
6th. STREET
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BE
OPEN
EVERY D A Y
FA 2-0500
SANFORD,
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W IL L
FLA.
Christmas
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GOING ON NOW AT
t£
M A T H ER 'S
LA R G E SELECTIO N
7 FIECB
Didn't seek K, didn't choose It
But it'a up to me to uae tt
I must suffer if I abuse it
Just a tiny Utile minute
But eternity ie In it."
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SANTA CLAUS Waved To 40,000 ‘Youngsters’ From His Chimney,
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8T. LUKE’S Lutheran School llad The Winning Religious Float
A CHRISTMAS Tree Highlighted The Midway School Float
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BEAUTY Highlighted Sanford Atlantic National Hunk’s ‘Greetings.’
A CITRUS Christmas Tree Wua Featured By Lako Mary School
THERE Wus Comedy, Too, Played By This Clown.
THE NATIVITY SCENE Was Featured By Lake Monroe School Pupils,
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'Wonder How Fierce HE I*?"
Political Notebook
Landmark
•trsadr Its volea Is ehaMtag.
This la V aaguanil, America's
seeoad satellite, which was launched
K a d i IT, 1IM. The little grapefruit*
shed bell baa been broadcasting over
•fame, though lately its transmitting
fraqusacy has begun to dump*.
Eeho I Is gtlH a bright object la
tbs iky, la gjrfto o f losing its round,
fall figure, sad it’s still visiblo to tho
nsksd sirs.
. . . Vanguard atlll broadcasting,
Echo atlll reflecting— It gives a feel
ing of performance in a world of
rapid change, doesn’t it?
Thought For Today
While on tha subject of saUQJtee,
it should be noted that Echo I, sent
up mors thaa three ysars ago, is still
•at there, stbittag tno ssrtn a thous
and miles high every 111 minutes.
Eeho I Is tha big aluminum-coat*
•d balloon — now wrinkled and
pashsd out of shape by solar pressura
—that was ussd to bonnes radio sig
nals between points on earth.
Then the king o f Israel called all
the elders of thoUnd, and said, Mark,
now, and see how thla man Is seek
ing trouble; for ha sent to mo for
my wivss and my children, and for
my silver and my gold and I did not
refuse him-—I Kings 30:7.
Trouble Is only opportunity in
work elotlm —Hsnry J. Kaiser.
tlshad by the flute Board of
Control. Howoesr, It is my
I sating that tha people *f
Seminole County a n Interest
ed In tho location * f tho uni
roster a f tha Beard o f Control
versity where It will serve
the best Interest of th* peo
“Dear Mr. Culpepper:
ple of tho area and th* Btet*
“ On this date aa article opfeared la tha Orlando Sentinel
of Florida rather than a spe
reporting that th* Central
cific county. Th* dtliena of
Florida Development Commit*
thU county have certainly
tea had requested the State
demonstrated their support of
Board af Control, by Rosola*
th* program of higher educa
ties, to locate tha proposed
tion In tho State as evidenced
graduate school and university
by recent approval of the Col
ta Orange County.
lege Bond Amendment.
“ It ia requested that you
bring to tho attention of the
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
members of the Board of Con
ig B T H r a x M is ir M N o r v-1 trol tho fact that th* Control
3u«r ofoppao cttecosiM* m- Florida Development Commit
i « M r w h e n tHr// g w ; u ro c n LEPT.THEV iV s W W O . f l t f t l < tee does not spisk for ths peo
rifR g SKIP-/I88AD W«HS
L ple of Central Florida nor doe*
I P IN * M l A V lUBJtgd THi* WHD it speak for tha poopto of
F sw ca i rfa a o m i m i d o j t Bsminols County.
> T H M is t i t j a w T w w r m )
“ I have always felt th* se
Ix a iN H r n t o la s a n d ttC cowd
V FVBrt ,<| DO -M1WI3T—'IHeVUfi lection of the university alt*
y tH c w e y a n k nurreft n b w d
. ^■WTfon
— Pt b J should be mads without prosum of any kind. Tbs action
of th* Contra! Florid* Dovtlopmtnt Committee, in view of
its name, certainly implies
rapport which tha Committee
doss not represent
'T have maintained, publicly
and privately, that ths Board
of Control will act In an un
biased manner and to the best
Internet of th* State of Florida
In tho selection of th* site for
tho now university. I atilt ful
4 TILL W M \
ly bellevo thU Is th* case and
have confidence that th* Board
s ta ff* w l
ROUND* y "
of Control will not, at this late
date, be unduly Influenced by
last minute efforts oa the
part of partisan individual*
and group* to locate the uni
versity in n particular loca
tion.
Pag* 4 Sanford, Florida Thtura., December 6, IMS “ Please bring thU letter to
tho attention of tho members
of ths Board of Control prior
mrsLTaa a. ora l o w , a o r ro a asm p b b l is h i
to final actios open the site
j i ' l i a s a. rrmneraom
r a w w b l l i •election."
Aoooetat* Editor
Ueohaaleat Sup
Respectfully,
***** » » J W
jam * tio a a a
Baela.ee M i n i
B. J. (Joo) Davis, Jr,
AUDI WMLU
■ABWIWI-r a ASM
Member Florida House
__ C-eaty Editor
ClsoalllodDlrool
of Representative*
WASHES
WEAN* VOLVOLI
“ Tha name af tha Commit
tee haplias that the poopl* af
Centra! Florida endone loca
tion af Uw uslvsnltr in Orango County. This, of course,
is untrue sad i f investiga
tion were made, it would bo
found that tho Central Florida
Development Committee Is
mads up primarily of Orange
County cltiisns.
“ Bsminols County, of course,
is interested ia ths location
of ths untvsrslty within Its
boundaries provided ths isms
meets ths criteria aa sateb-
Soolotr
Editor
craay about I* so attractive,
aha ia being dated by the foot
ball barooa and other campus
of bulbs end tall them ta sat
thaa out for ms.
"O r 1 head them some
shrubs or roe* bushes to b*
pleated. Thus, I put them to
work.
"And whes they coma back
to visit ms Sevan) months
later, ds yes know tho first
thing tboy want to look s t f
- It ’* tho rotoo, or thrubo,
or tall pa, etc., which tboy
“ Bo I don’t bava mush hepe,
for I asvsr won a Utter in
say sport.
“ What chases da I hsv* planted.
with bsrt And haw should I
pita n psychological campaign Crane, that i f you can get
that might wla bsrt*
people to help yea or offor
yea advice, than they win
LOVE PSYCHOLOGY
Fir at, let m* cits tbs ease want to era tho follow-up
of Mrs. Myrtle Walgreen, of thslr own efforts.’'
whom colored glide* have boon
And that la as axiom of
shown before thousands of Applied Psychology, squally
Rod Croat audiences.
applicable in waging n cam
Mrs. Walgreen ia a garden paign to win n sweetheart
club fan. Sho baa a beautiful
So I helped Clarence de
homo at Dixon, Illinois.
velop a similar strategy. He
And, although sht ia aa'pc* tot tosids thte seed U one
togcnarlan, ah* gets rat and of their el*****.
works at gardening from the
That gave him a chance to
earliest days o f Spring.
engage In conversation and
Since ah* has many frisnda pay her a slncsro compliment
who often descend open her,
Even ther* we relied on
even while sho Is digging In Alexander Pope’s shrewd ad
tha ground, sho usto a superb vice wherein ho urged that
bit of psychology on tn*m.
the best way to compliment n
“ Dr. Crane," aba baa told person U this:
mo, “ I glvo them a basketful
“ Praia* Mm on that in
which ho he* a secret yearn
ing to excel instead of on bit
obvious success.H
Applied to thla coed, it
would thua not bo unique for
Claroneo to pay bar a compli
ment on her beauty and at
tractive figure.
For moat o f Ciaroneo’a riv
als did that.
And such girls often develop
a groat yearning to bo ad
mired fo r their talents rather
than manly their “chassis.'’
Even Marilyn Monro* seem
ed to b* obsessed with this
same urge to become a char
acter act rei a instead of being
noted aa “ Th* Body.”
Well, thla la the idea that
Pope had in mind when he
■uggeeted that w# skip over
th* obvioua and probe for the
secret yearnings of our com
panions.
Then > when we pey them
n compliment In that choice
realm. It will be doubly cher
ished.
So Clarence found that hla
coed companion wanted to bacoma n kindergarten teacher.
That, In effect, waa her
psychological Achillea tendon,
or vulnerable spot.
Mor* tomorrow.
Unclassified
Plant fertilisers manufac
tured by Sanford’s Chase and
Company are among ths mors
than 200 items oa exhibit in
ths Florida Products Display
Room of tho Florida Develop
ment Commission is Tallahas
see,
Spare* for display purpowa
are offered free to manufaotut era by contacting tho De
velopment Commission. Tha
exhibit gives scores of Indus
trial visitors vivid proof of th*
versatility of Florida's Indus
trial markets.
President Kennedy's legiststlv* program, Governor Farris
Bryant replied:
“ 1 don't fool that our groat
loss . . . haa anything to do
with tho norite or domorlte of
programs that ht (Mr. Ken
nedy) was sponsoring. I f they
won good baforu they a n
goad now. I f I agreed with
thorn before, I agree with
them now, and eonvoriely. 1
don't think that things of this
kind ought to be decided oa an
emotional basis, although ohvlouoly all o f us srs subject
to ths emotional poll of which
this man's character . . . haa
Paul Hanatll, chief of tha upoa a*.*
Associated Press's Miami Bur
eau, has complimented Th* Tha governor, at thla isms
Herald on its annual Progress proas parley, wsa asked if he
Edition. “ 1 thought you did an had any plana or given any
excellent job on this, and 1 thought to sacking n court rul
know It must have bean a tre ing or advisory opinion on
mendous lot o f work.1*
whether or not ho could run
for re-election.
Governor Bryant's reply: *1
have no such plant."
blanks la tho all new Women's
World at tha Florida State
Fair la Tampa has been ex
tended to Dec. 17. Because of
th* tremendous interest indi
cated by to many prospective
exhibitors, ths management of
th# fair felt that more people
trill ba accommodated by ex
tending the deadline. Women's
World ta a clothing competi
tion la two divisions, adults
and youngster* under 18. En
try forma may be obtained by
writing to th* Florida State
Fair, P. O. Box 1231, Tampa.
A t that time it was setimattd that w o r l d population
would be doubled from tha
throe billion today to six btiUon by 2000 AJ>.
To mast a minimum require
ment o f 2,400 calorie* a day,
including 70 grams of protein.
It was estimated that food
production would hsv* to bo
quadrupled in Asia, tripled In
Urn Near East and mora than
doubled in Africa and Latin
America.
A |12A billion, five-year
program o f surplus food dis
tribution by the “ havs" na
tions for the ‘'havs-nota" was
called for by FAO Secretary
General R. B. Sen of India M
port of a 40-point program ta
prevent malnutrition for a bil
lion paopia.
As host nation for the 102
countries at the World Food
Congress, tha United Btataa
made no immediate response
but said that tbs recommenda
tions would bo considered.
Subsequently, U. 8. Dapart-
Urn PAO la Borne for Ha con
sideration.
la substance, tho finding la
that the world's food definite
cannot bo mat by merely incraaatng production la tho
developing countries. Their
own supplies must bo suppleuMated by Import* from tho
surplus-producing countries of
tha world.
The key to these twin prob
lems, Freeman told the FAO,
la “trad* and aid.” which must
bt considered together. Ha
aaaa tha need for food aid and
trad* between now and 1980 a*
substantially greater than la
generally realised. /
. Using ratios whieh have
been observed since 1938 and
which are expected to con
tinue, it baa bean found that
In a davolping country where
tha population la growing 2.2
pat cent a year, incomes have
risen about 5.3 per cent n
Domestic food production In
such countries baa Increased
aa average of about 84 par
cast a year. Thla ta faster
thaa tha population growth,
bet not aa fast aa the income
growth.
Under tho impact of higher
Incomes, therefore, the de
mand for food has lncraaaed
abent 44 par cent a year. This
ia nearly one-fourth more
than food production Increas-
■J dollars of inrTSSisd par.
chasing power w i l l f l « «
against toadaquata fowl rap- 1
plira and M ag about priea in.
flatten."
Tha eolation, therefor*, la
to aupply tbaaa developing na
tions with surplus food from
tha mora developed nation*.
Bp eakulstiooa too Intricate
to go Into bar*. It la setimatcd
that tha ntoa o f tha over-all
food deficit batman now and B
1080 la aatimatad at |25.6 bit- *
lion.
T h a daralopod countries
however, can anally iaereat*
their food production by 828-8
billion batman now and 1080.
So a balance can be achieved
if there la fra# world trad*
MIt’» as aimpi* as that,1*
Freeman told the FAO. H* >
added: “TImss principles art *
much easier to state than to
implement.
On* of tha main troubles
pointed to is that highly Indus
trialised nations — Uha tho
European Common H a r k o t
members—tend to encourage
uneconomic production o f
food. They rmira instead of
lower the artificial barriers ta a
food trad*.
This can ba overcome only
if tha highly developed nations
accept their share of tha re
sponsibility and the cost of
providing food aid fo r tho
leas developed countries.
This is the approach to the
problem tha United States
will praaant at tha Goaoral
Agree mint on Tartffa and g
Trad* meeting in Geneva,
Switierland, next spring.
Phil Newsom Soys
erian Lance-Head
CoL Houarl Boumedlenna ia
a blond, lean, muateched man
who haa been called tha Unco
head of th* Algerian revolu
tion.
Bseked by Ms army of 40,OOO msn, ho put AIgsrisn
President Ahmed Ben Bella In
power and he haa kept him
there.
Bat from time to time thera
has boon speculation that Boumedlenne might tiro of !/i
secondary role and make hla
own move for power.
In recent day* the apaeulstion baa been renewed by the
sequence of events which ac
companied
the
ceaia-fir*
agreement along tho AlgerianMoroccan border In the Sa
hara.
The cease-fire agreement
signed In th* Mall capital « f
Bamako by Ben Bella and
Morocco'* Xing Haaaan II waa
to have gone Into effect as of
midnight But five min
utes after that time mortar
shalla began falling aronnd
the Moroccan border town of
Flguig.
Flguig la an old fortrea*
town of around 10,000 popu
lation from which the French
once fought th* desert Arabs
and the Btrben. It lies with
in admitted Moroccan terri
tory.
Each aid* blamed the other
far the cease-fire violation
but tho evidence, as gleaned
by newsmen who toter wont
into tho town, seemed to bo
against th* Algerians.
Ben Bells himself, seemod
to ba surprised by th* action
and eo the finger o f sueplcton
pointed at Boomedlenno who
at th* ago of 38 combines tha
job* of defense minister and
army commander.
French soureea closest to
both sides had two possible
explanations.
One waa that the Algeriani,
whoa* noses had been bloodied
In early stage* of th* desert
conflict, regarded Flguig as a
good spot to counter Moroc
can pressure on tho oaais of
Haas! Baida and Tlnjoub, Figulg la on tha border, which at
that point juta Into Algerian
territory.
The other explanation waa
that, bolstered by Communistbuilt planes, tanks, heavy
guna and other war material
shipped from the United Arab
Republic and Cuba, Boumts.
dienne
might
deliberately
have violated Ben Bella's or
ders. H* Is th* one man In
Algeria who might do so with
Impunity.
Boumedlcime Is about aa
far left politically aa they
com* In Algeria without be
longing to tha outlawed Com
munist party. H* ones told
Interviewers ha ha* no ob
jections to being labeled a
“ Marxist, Socialist or Caetroite."
Whether hla to idlers would
follow him against Ben Balia
U anyone's guess. But ha la
■uppoasd to bo UAR Presi
dent Abdel Gamal Nasser’s
No. 1 man ia tha Ben Bella
government
By Hal Cochran
Even wealthy msn will ds
anything to save money. A
Texas oil msn married Ms
Many a man took four
teen days off for vacation
and returned home to a lot
of off days.
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Dae. 5, IMS — Pag* i
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Against FEC
M IAM I
(U P l )
-
the
city
Eagle Award
Br M b
nesday to review a disbar
ment action which touched
o ff a new grand Jury Investi
gation Into alleged jury tam
pering In federal cases again
Teamsters Union President
James R. Hoffs.
U . S. District Court Judgea
William E. Miller and Frank
Gray Jr. rejected a request
to suspend tflelr order disbar
ring Z. T. Osborn Jr., eoe a t
Hoffa's attorneys.
Osborn was disbarred flora
federal court here last month
on the ground of attempting
to o ffer a $10,000 bribe for a
vote of acquittal in the forth
coming jury tampering trial
o f the union leader.
The grand jury which in
dicted lloffa on charies o f
jury tampering was ordered
back into session shortly a f
ter evidence in the disbarment
action was disclosed. The
panel reconvened Monday and
was expected to remain in
session throughout the week.
Among those who hive testi
fied before the grind jury
were three jurors from the
1963 conspiracy trial which
led to the indictment of llo ffa
and six others on Jury tam
pering charges.
lloffa, who is also awaiting
trial In Chicago, on charge* o f
misusing Teamster pension
funds, could be sentenced to
23 years In prison if convict
ed. The trial here Is schedul
ed to becin Jan. 6.
Miami
attorney
to
prepare e court cult against
the Florida East Coast Rail
way for alleged riolatiooa of
safety laws.
High took the action after
the city engineer delivered a
report about the FEC's ac
tions to correct aafety ha*,
artli at U railroad crossings
le M iam i
The report, in part, said:
“ With respect to automatic
nole County patients in the tuberculosis hos
CADETTES OP GIRL SCOUT Troop 321 concontrol dcvlcea auch as sig
pital. Shown presenting the articles are Trudy
tributed Christmas gifts and s small tree to
sals and gales, there has
Portewig, Juanita Dillow, Mrs. Verna Bolton,
Mrs. Lorraine Graham, program associate, Semi
been no work accomplished,
leader, and Jeanne Domdey.
nole County unit, Tuberculosis Association. Mrs,
"T h e three signal gates that
Graham will deliver the gifts and tree to Semi
were removed in the down
town area have not been re
placed nor have any steps
been taken to our knowledge
to Install the automatic cross
ing device recommended by
Dade County.”
The FEC was notified of
By Helen Mnadgraoa
MEMPHIS (U P I) — The
the haiarile more than a
Salinger said the bodies of
W ASH IN G TO N (U P I ) —
Second
and third grade stu
South’s
collecj
and
school
ac
month ago and was given SO
Mrs. John F. Kennedy return the tw o children were accom denta of the Enterprise Ele
days to c o m e t the problems. creditation body removed a
ed to a darkened htllaide in panied to Washington aboard mentary School presented a
cloud o f suspicion from the Arlington National Cemetery the Kennedy family plane by
Thanksgiving assembly pro
University of Mississippi Wed Wednesday night to bury the Sen. Edward Kennedy.
gram last week under dlrecnesday and ruled there la no bodies o f her two dead chil
Patrick
Rourier Kennedy tion o f Mrs. Janice Volt.
longer political Intervention dren at their father’s sld*.
had been burled at the Ken
In the play, George Wash
in its administration.
In a brief and moving cere nedy fam ily plot in Brookline, ington, portrayed by Marty
The Southern Association of mony, lighted by the eternal Mass. His sister was buried
Hatchett, and Abraham Lin
Colleges and Schools, which flume at the head o f Ken nt Newport, it. I.
coln,
portrayed by Joey Bren
DECEM RER 4
sets the standards required nedy's grave, two white cask
ner were interviewed by T V
for accreditation, ended the ets wera placed beside the
with Ralph Trnpf as master
close scrutiny o f Ole Miss ■lain President.
Britt Studs till, Marjorie Me
o f ceremonies assisted by
which it Imposed after Miss
One contained the body o f
Dcrmott, Truman Hornsby issippi Gov. Ross Barnett
Joyce Farron.
W A 8 If INGTON, D. C.
Patrick Bouvler Kennedy who
Harry Harper played the
M ary Denton, Anna Humph clashed with university offi
( U P I ) — State government*
died last Aug 9 In the second
LOS AN G E LE S (U P I )— An
tty, Mildred Ervin, Livl cials over the admission day o f his life. The other con overweight dog named Brandy Indian who taught the whita have doubled their tobacco
Jones, Sharon Goff, Frankie of Negro James Meredith tained a sister who was still v as the central issue In Smalt man to plant corn; Johnnie taxes In the last seven years,
Sheffield
played the first
Benton, all o f Sanford; John last year.
born A u g 23, 1060.
according to tho Tobacco In
Claims Court Tuesday.
governor and Muda Davis
"As a result of Investiga
Williams, Lake Monroe; Jer
White House Prese Secre
stitute.
The
trade
group
And Mrs. I.ea Fanarof and
ry Cooper, Elsie Spires, Clara tions and after careful con tary Pierre Salinger said Mrs. her son Sld. IP, won buck $80 played Priscilla Mullins who claims that on the averngn
helped
prepare
the
first
sideration
of
the
evidence,
the
Speers, Edith Speers, all of
Kennedy was accompanied by of the $00 they paid for
nearly half the price o f *
Thanksgiving dinner.
council finds that no avert
Lake Mary
A tty. Gen. Robert F . Ken Brandy.
pack o f cigarettes goee fo r
violation
o
f
the
principles
un
Discharges
nedy, his brother, Sen. Edward
The Monterey Park family
taxes.
Tobacco taxes returned
S b a m n Young, Thelma Sny der have occured" since the Kennedy, D-Mais., and the claimed thu animal was repre.
Each
American user! f>8 some $1.1 billion o f the 4T
watch was Imposed a year
der, Lena Lockley, Victor
former First Lady’s sister, sented as a 100 per cent York pounds o f paper In 1K89; to states and the District o f
ago, the association’s com
Davis, Pompy Jenkins, Ruth
Princess Lee RadilwilL
shire. A full grown Yorkshire day’s figure Is more than 4t0 Columbia which tax the pro
mission on colleges said.
Bennett, Dolores Klett, Clar
Mrs. Kennedy knelt In pray weighs about four pounds. And pounds.
duct.
However, the commission
ence Priest, all of Sanford;
er at the graveside ceremony Brandy, at only six months,
warned It would continue to
W a l t e r Buxton, Sorrento;
conducted by the Mr-ct Rev. tips the scales at 14 pousiis.
watch the school for any In
Frances Bennett, Voncllle Ra
Philip Hannan, a u x i l i a r y
dication of political Influ
bishop of Washington. She i
bun. Lake Monroe; Mabel ence In the future.
mained composed throughout
Gray, Euatis; Joserena Ross,
the reinterment.
Mims; Mrs. Joan Grimm and
The tw o email caskets were
baby girl, North Orlando
placed on either side o f the
U. 8. FORCES. J A P A N
President. Bishop Hannan in (A IIT N C )— Thomas A. Miller,
T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I) — toned the words of the 118th son o f Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Mil
ler, Oviedo, has been promoted
Ths Cabinet Tuesday declared Psalm.
The Lord's Prayer was ssld, to specialist five while serving
Christmas Eve a holiday fur
state workers and then can and the caskets, sprinkled with with ths U. S. Army Commun
celed Its weekly session on holy water, Were lowered Into ications Unit st Camp Drake,
the grave.
Japan.
T A L L A H A S S E E (U F I) — that day.
OPEN FRIDAY TO 9 I\ M.
When the ceremony wus
Employes must return to
Specialist Miller, a station
A
survey of state voting
trends In the last 40 years In their state posts on Dec. 2d, over the members of the fum- facilities controller in the
dicates Florida is well on the the cabinet said. It also said My left the cemetery Immedi unit, entered the Arm y in May
way to becoming a two-party New Year's F.vu would nut be ately. The gates were put roll 1061.
Tbo 23-yt-nr-old soldier Is a
- state and that p o 111 1 e n 1 a holiday, with only Wednes ed by an extra guard of mill
strength has shifted from the day, Jan. 1, an off-day for em tnry pul ice to keep the service ItiSll graduate of Edgewuter
private.
ployes.
High School in Orlando.
north to the south.
Ole Miss Gels 2 Kennedy Infants Play Presented
Association OK Reburied W ith JFK In Enterprise
Hospital
Notes
Canine Ruling
Weighty One
Thomas Miller
Wins Promotion
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The survey, released Wed
nesday by Florida State Uni
versity’s government research
institute, also showed a mark
et! increase In Negro partld' patlon In Florida elections.
Statistics indicate a twoparty voting pattern has been
• established recently for the
* president, governor and many
stats legislative seats, but not
the U. S. Senate races, tht
study said.
AND
FIRST CONCERT of the season under auspices
of the Mutual Concert Association will be held
at Seminole High School Monday at 8 p.m. pre
senting Miss Lillian Kallir, Internationally fa
mous concert pianist. Special guests of the As
sociation for this concert only will be the Semi
nole High School Glee Club.
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e f Review In September while
■till a member of Bear Lake
Troop 230.
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monte Springe Explorer P u t
M, young Nelson was show.i
on Channel • TV Monday
night a* he received the
award. Administering the oath
was W . L. Gansche while
Mlke'a father pinned the
medal.
At the same time, the sen
ior Nelson became o commit
teeman of tho Explorer Post
end of Boy Scout Poet 38.
N ASH VILLE , Twin. (U P I )
—T w * Judges refused Wed
Mayor Robert King High or
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Slill On Hand
Thinking Out Loud
Whm the Kissimmee Kowbeya and the Ssmlaole Indians
meet at Manorial Stadium at
0 p.m . Friday in a "western"
that promises to havo all tho
fhoworka oad spine-tingling
at tho heot TV "mellerdramir," tho Booster* chib one*
snort will ho handling tha cen
■pan Billy Day Jatf WUHaau,
Marvin Sbai
H om y to
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H m Cartels
Ralph Btumpf’a Seminole c i p n go tate octioa for th*
P r s Hma tonight at tho Bomlnol# Gymnasium when they
at Daytons Boach'o Malalond
Aad it should bo quit* aa affair. Btumpf wont pro*
bo tblaka hit youngsters will rto against tho
P om bat bo's confident tbo local* will represent tka
•Aral la a commendable aunner.
Coash M a Cctbort’i JeyVee squad will try to pick
Bp right whoro It loft off laat season whan they grabbed
19 wiaa oat of 11 conteat*. A number of laat season's win*
■teg Baby Seminole fit* will bo performing fo r Stiuapfa
oaraitp squad thla year and of ccurao, Ralph baa hi*
fkgors araaaod that theao JayVee grada haven't gotten
oat at tbo babH o f winning.
Art bow
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Athletic Director Fred Ganaa laid aporta favar ha*
bd g n o high at SeaUaola.
Bomlnolo chaariaadara and other memhere of the
•tadaat body bare piaatarad the campoa with algna
reading “ Boat Mainland . . . Beat Klaaiannao . . Beat
TitaaeiHa.”
Wa’ra not euro hat wo fanagiaa U ha* been a long
tima alnco Seminole’* athletic team* have boon engaged
in three event* on throe conaacutlve day*—except fer
tournament*. No wonder tha fever it high.
Tonight it'a baaketball with Daytona Bench Main*
land, Friday night It’a football with Kiaaimmee and Bat*
nrday night it'a haakatball again with TitaavilU.
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A lot of you Sanford fan* who once were member* of
«h* local National Guard unit* called into federal eervleo
in November of 1940 ought to get a kick out o f thle.
Back la 1940, Sanford waa th* homo has* for Head*
quarter Detachment of th* 124th Infantry’* Flret Bat*
Ulion, tha Modleal Detachment for tho regiment, and
tba 124th’e Company D, a machine gun unit.
All thro* outfit* went Into federal eervleo at Camp
■leading, a few mile* eaat of Stark*. There woe al*o a
unit from Palmetto—the lZtth’a Company I. Seminole
Hlgh’e head coach, Jim Plgott, wet a member of that
Company.
"While I'm fond of Sanford now," aaya Jim, "there
wae once a tima when I wam't. Back in 1041, the entire
regiment came to 8anford to participate In an Armlatlce
Day parade. We didn't mind parading in Sanford," aaya
Jim, "but th* awful part c f It wa* that we had to, march
on foot all tho way from Standing to Sanford. It waa no
picnic."
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Th* head football coach at Semlnoi* want* on* more
top performance from hla 10&I gridiron outfit which haa
racked up nlno victories in 10 trip* to tha turf thia eea*
And, of courso, tha only chance Plgott will havo to
get it will bo Friday night when hi* machine runs Into
a band of Klaiimmeo Kowboyt who want nothing better
than to prove that they'll be aa tough a competitor In
tho Orango*ltelt Conference when they enter it next sea
son as tho Semtnolcf, who aro leaving th* OBC, have
been.
I'igott tald he wee real pleased with hie club’s show*
Ing In DeLand last week, raperlally tha work of Illlly
lllgglns, Al Uonlfare, and, naturally, Ronnie Hinson.
These threw led* did th* quarterbacking for tho Seminole#
aad it waa ont of th* best signal-calling Jobs dona all
ytar long.
Hinson was under his doctur’e orders to play no
mors than one-half of the game. That left the big Job
up to lliggina and Boniface—and both of them came
through with a commendable performance along with
Hinson.
far the flrat time wMb thia
year*a cap* acbodula, 4ani$ht’a
affair la not • league tot
However, Mainland will provida th* local* with plenty
of opposition and it will b* a
raal teat for th* M b *.
Tha Samlaola aggregation
will he eooawhat aborthanded
tonight line# aoveral vanity
basketball prospect! will ant
b* avaQabla became of Fri
day night's football eoatsat
between Seminole and Kiwi■am*. Several of Hoad Coach
Jim Plgott's grlddars also
participate hi baakotbaQ but
will not ho available until
after th* gridiron
do***.
After tonight's opener th*
local eager* hit the road for
a Saturday night eagagemant
la THuavUIe. Thia will be an
other noa-conferenca affair.
However, next Tuesday night
the Seminole* enter late Metro
loop competition with Edgewater of Orlando.
Meanwhile, Coach Colbert
announced that his starting
Baby Saminolo five for to
night’* preliminary contest
with Mainland’s JayVees will
include forwards Danny Leads
end Bob Spraiding, center Don
Nicholas, and guard* Steve
Groover and Jack Hunt.
Colbert will have reserve
strength In forwards Dan
Adams, Roth Vlhlen and
guard Mika Smith. Another
member of th* little Tribe’s
five, Paul Markos, a talented
young forward, will ace plenty
of action this season, eayi
Colbert, but he’s not eligible
for tonight's tilt.
Kelso Again
Top Horse
Mrs. Jackio Caoto, who has
spearheaded the "vittles and
viands" department of the
Beosten aggregation, p a i d
high compliments to those who
have worked tha counters dur
ing the regular season. 8h*
LYM AN D A M turning out Monday night to practice for Friday'* annual
Father-Faculty Baaketball game were, front from left, Elmer Halms, Ed*
ward Limn, Henry Duncan and Joe Pavakhak; back. Jack 8impklna, Neil
Lyle, R. T. Milwce, Ken Burkhart and Bill Simpkina. The game, sponsored by the Athletic Booater’a Gub, will be held in the Lyman gym at
7:80 p.m.
(Herald Photo)
Father-Faculty
Game Friday
By lam
A determined bunch of Ly
man High "dads’1 are out to
dispel th* Idea that the mid
dle-age American male is a
physical wrack as they pre
pare to meat th# "faariete
faculty" In the Athletic Boost
er’s Aannual father - Faculty
Basketball game scheduled
for Friday at 7:3o p. m. in
tho Lyman gym.
This annual event is one of
the Booster's most popular
fund raising projects and spe
cial reduced rates have been
set for student admission with
elementary students to be ad
mitted free if accompanied
by their parents.
The Lyman Vanity and
Junior
Varsity
Basketball
teams will prasent a abort ex
hibition gam* bofar* tbo
Father-Faculty fracui and a
dance is planned to be held In
th* gym following th* game.
BOCA RATON, Fla. (UPI)
—Kaiao, tor tba fourth eonsecutlv* year, waa hailed aa
th* American champion Thoroughbrrd by tha Thorough
bred Racing Associations.
Kelso began his reign al
the best hone In the coun
try in 1960 and thia year waa
the sole unanimous choice
smong the champions earned
by the TRA.
Tho others were Mrs. Steph
en C. Clark’s Amber Diver,
steeplerhaie champion; Ro
ger Wilson’s Hurry to Mar
ket, best 2-yaar-old colt;
Wheatley Stable’* Castle Forbee, be* ’ year old filly; Dar
by Dan farm's Chateaugay,
best 3-year-old colt; William
Haggln Perry’ i Lamb Chop,
best 3-year-old filly; and
Christophers T. Chenery’a Ci
cada, beat older filly and
mare.
Fighting Seminoles
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EARNEY STEELE
EDDIE KOSKY
DAVE GOLLOHER
Sophomore Earney Steel*
w u elevated from tho 8*minol* JayVc* squad early In
th* uason. Steel* ia a tackle
at Coach Jim Plgott’s Phan
tom unit. He weighs 190. His
willingneu to work hard and
lung on his football skills, hie
coaches declare, te paying div
idends and much is expected
from th* big youngster in
aeaiuns to coma. Earney has
a great deair* to play foot
ball. He la alao a top Seminole
track prospect.
Although a senior, Eddie
Husky is playing hla first aeatun un Semlnol* High’s var
sity. Eddie is a halfback on
the Phantom offensive unit.
He weighs 149. Ills coaches re
gard him ae one of thus* dol*ndabl* typo of bell players
thvy Ilk* to have on th* squad.
He la quick, haa good speod
and ia on* of th* best hustlers
on th* dub. Husky blocks and
tackles well and U a great
team player. 11* mads a real
crucial run againat Orlando
Colonial in one of Seminole's
touchdown drives. Eddie la al
so a sprinter on th* SHH track
s.ju*d.
One of Seminole's big guns
thle season haa been Sopho
more Dave Golloher, playing
his first season on the varsity.
Dave plays defensive end and
tackle on the Headhunter unit.
He hits the scales at 183. Dave
possesses th* essentia) quali.
ties of an outstanding football
player, declares hi* coaches.
He ia quick, has plenty of
agility, toughness and is loadod with desire. Golloher is a
strong lad, 1* one of Seminole's
moat aggreeatv* linemen, and
is a sure tackier. He also is
a flu* baseball player.
MacDonald'* offer reported
ediy exceeded by $223,000 the
latest oiler by Las Vegas pro
moters.
If Mae Donald's bid la ae
eepted, tha bout is expected
ta bo held la Miami Beach
Feb. 21—the asm* dal* an
nounced earlier this week by
Las Vegas promoters when
they felt they had the fight
locked up.
Pilots New Club
MILWAUKEE (U PI) —Bill
Adair, who managed tha In
ternational League’s Toronto
team for tho Mllwaukeo
Braves during th# 1963 season,
Wednesday was assigned so
pilot the Denver club in tho
Pacific Coast League next sea
son.
Hauser Resigns
McGee Signed
CINCINNATI (U PI) — Art
Hauser, Xavier University’s
Interior lino coach, resigned
Wednesday to devote full tint*
to an iniurancs career.
PITTSBURGH (U P I) —
Ben SIcGee of Jackson, Miss.
State College wa* signed by
the Pittsburgh SWelers Wed
nesday.
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Aetlga picked up hie sec
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In the feature eighth game
doubles, Martin and irlarte
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The 63 perfecta paid tU2.20.
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LOS ANGELES (U P I) —
Sten (Tha Man) Muiial was
•till trying to beat the other
elubi today, this tima by help
ing tho Cardinals in trade
negotiations although be read
ily confessed "nothing ever
can best play-playing."
Looking not th* least bit out
of place among ail the other
major league executive*, the
dapper 41-yttr-old ex-slug
ger la participating in th*
baseball meeting* for tha
Bret tima in his new rote aa
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PHILADELPHIA (U PI) —
North Carolina State and
Mlsiiislppl State Universi
ty, strangers to bowl garni:*
in recent years, will clash in
th* fifth annual Liberty Bowl
football gam* h*re Dec. 21.
I I
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Mosey talks, and that’s why
Miami Beach Is expected to
outbid Las Vegas as the site
for next February's Sonny
Liaton • Cassius Clay heavy
weight title fight.
Millionaire sportsman Bill
McDonald offered a guarantee
of 1623,000 to th* fighters
Wednesday if they agree to
itago their long-awaited bout
in Miami Beach.
Miss. State Named
1I
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•
Miami Beach M a y
Get Big Fight
says, for tha entin group who
havo served at other games to
bo on hand for th* big gam*
on Friday night
This can be an especially lapertent service to tho othletie
program of th* high school, it
was pointed out because tho
Boo*ten aro drumming up a
trip to tha Gator Bowl in
Jacksonville Dec. 29, for the
coaches. This takes money and
entlr* Seminole squad and its
those who buy refreshments
at tha concession stands will
be making their contribution
to thia excursion. "Tho folks
who work Friday night will b*
doing an especially fin* serv.
icc, and I hop* oil of "the
will show up," Mrs.
Caolo said.
ter since it anahlaa a
club to handle a terf*
of players without tha
delay necessitated by atarttaf
time*. The "Goa" will be shot
at 9:00 aja. aad win got tha
tournament underway.
Pairings for tho fouraomoo
are aa follow*:
Tea No. 1: Patty Baldwin
(N S),
Virginia
Stoekmaa
(RH). Edit W an (8 ) aad
Mlsay Mitchell (D).
Tea No. 2: Mary Ralchaldw
fer (N S ), Grace Saytea (S ),
Mary Header*holt (RH) and
Dot Ward (D).
To* No. 9: Con* Schell
(N S), Minerva Keenan (B),
Mary T tameaa Smith (D ) ami
Betty Cooper (RH).
Te* No. 4: Fmaehon MeRoberta (8 ), Wtaate Hailing
(RH ), Ibby Art*# (D ) and
Mldgo Kirkpatrick <N8).
Te* No. B: Hax*l Koeooakb
(D ), Frits Cook (K B ), Henri
etta Bcbrsft (N8) and Vivian
Ptere* (8).
Tee No. 9: Sue Miteholl (D ),
Kathryn Park (8). Ethel FeckUs (N 8) and Batty Dutchor
(RH).
Tee No. T: Marten Hinoa
(RH), Mary Cox (R H ),
Frank!* Kspperry (NS) and
Marian Cox (8).
To# No. I : Dorothy Gray
(RH), Haul Stein (RH), Mar
tha Johns (D) and Jimmy
Livingston (8).
Teo No. 9: Ruth Parkor
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Ta* No. 10: Elaln* K e n
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Alma McWilliams (RH) and
Evelyn McCollum (RH).
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Harriett William* (8) and
Dot Kenney (NS).
Tee No. 12: Ella Reynold*
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(NS), Lucille Heard (S), Viv
ian Quick (RH) aad Jackio
Crawford (S).
Te* No. 14: Easi* Batson
(S), Tommie Hcckert (N S ),
Lillian Grey (RH) and Caroline McKinney (RH ).
Tee No. IB: Aubroy Canavan (RH), Helen Watklna
(NS) and Jan* McKibben (8 ).
Te* No. 16: Entries not yet
announced.
Tee No. 17: Doris Kobytek
(RH),
P*ggy
Boulehyar*
(RH), Denise McCullough
(NS) and Ana Marsh (S).
Tco No. 18: Shirley Kama
(RH), Deloras Harvey (N S ),
Dorla Spencer (S ) and Opal
Partin (NS).
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By Abigail Van Bunn
A fter t o
p le who have to d them say
tw o yean and, during that
te* m in te d ter quit* • tew
they make good pets. Are
jrta n
I
they hard to train? Do they
I
p t i d im e * . 1 t o r * to M
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happily
require much care? 1 am
an adult.
time, to gave me seven!
gifts and soma pictures oI
himself. Should I take tto
gifts and pictures to his
parents? I don't want them
D IA B
A B IT :
my
to stoa d tad
remarried
ter
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MAD FOR MONKEYS
IN IOWA
year. I i m m y csAtutoad
periodically u t o n o n to
visit tto child wc tod. A
tew weeks s (o t o told me
U ut t o to d gottca remar
ried. I’ ve M v e r met tto
womaa, to t t o M id the
d id s t have m odi styU, sod
would I mind giving her
# some tips aa how to dress
sad fix t o r t o ir sad make
up. etc. 1 don’t feel say
animosity toward her. but
1 cannot Imagine n man
bringing his second wife to
his first wife to be "made
o v e r." How would you han
dle this?
PUZZLED
D E A R PUZZLED : I’d be
V tempted to thank him for
tto compliment, but decline
•
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MAD:
Monkeys
make wonderful pets. (1
had a pair, David and
Bathaheba.) They are Im
possible to train (if you
mean ’ ’bouaebreak"), and
require no more care than a
dog o r cat. You will need
either a heated cage or a
warm, dry plaee inside for
the little creature. Iowa
winters are nothing to mon
key with.
• • e
D E AR AB B Y: Reeeatly t
accepted
an engagement
ring from a young man I
have
known only three
months. I am sure I have
made the right choice. My
form er boy friend Is out o f
the city and will be gone for
some time. Ho is on an as
signment, s e r v i n g
bis
church. I went with him for
e
D E AR
A B B Y : I have
wanted a pet monkey ever
since I can remember. Peo
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Who was the criminal?
South had stolen the game,
but that isn’t really a crime
in bridge. Holmes would not
have given him a second
Uia Jh s
Do you make
C O N F I D E N T I A L
TO JIM L : Hard work is
usually aa accumulation et
things you didn’t do.
• • •
What's on your mind?
F or a personal reply, send
a self-addressed, stamped
envelope to Abby, Bon IMS,
Beverly HUls. Calif.
• • •
Hate to write letten ?
Send one dollar to ABBY.
Boa D U , Beverly Hills,
Calif., for Abby'a new book
let, "H O W TO WRITE LETTE R S FOR A L L OCCAS
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thought. The ertase to to let
your opponent steal it from
you.
Was W est the criminal? He
certainly could have gone up
with his ace o f diamonds and
set the hand and West prob
ably should have been sus
picious o f that immediate
lead c f the Jack o f diamonds.
Holmes
would mark him
down aa an accessory, but the
real criminal waa East.
East had taken a club trick
and was looking at tricks in
spades and hearts. One more
trick would act the contract
and the best place to g e t it
would be In diamonds. Eaat
should have led a diamond at
trick two and protected his
partner.
Elementary,
Dr.
Watson. East was the game's
M oriarlty.
Woman
a
practice o f tides w ritting oa "aging par
% reading 'le tte r s to the editor" ents."
The letter eaye: " I ’ve Ju.t
in the newspapers and maga•ln«s to which you subscribe? finished reading a lengthly
article In a church publication
I f you don't you're missing
about 'W hat T o Do With A g
something. F or among these ing Parents.' (Since every
letters that readers write ex body is aging, the author’a
pressing their own opinions meaning la not clear.) An ap
end beliefs, you'll find some propriate
companion
piece
gems.
might ba captioned ‘ What To
I came across this letter, for Do W ith A gin g Children,’
0 Instance, when leafing through many o f whom appear unable
an old magsslne, and it eeemt to meet either tho spiritual or
to me it expresses a point of mnterial problems o f life us
view about aging that we succenfuliy as do many of
rarely run serosa In all the ar- their parents or grandpar
ents."
It ’s true today that aging
parents are regarded aa prob
lems by moat o f the experts
who write on the subject and
Six member* o f Cub Scout by many, fa r too many, of
9 Pack 510 received promotional their middle-aged children.
pine In recent ceremonies at
Ilut aren’t aging children
First Methodist Church, at
follows:
Mike Kasee, Bobcat; Dannie
Stanford,
Bobcat;
Charles
Yarborough, Bobcat; Jeffery
Knloe, Bobcat and W olf; Lynn
Arm y Sgt. Robert R. Hol
Enloe, Gold and Silver A r loway, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs.
rows, and Leek Wilkinson, W. E. Holloway, 1005 Sum
_ L io n and an |18 check for
merlin Avenue, waa aaslgned
V telling the moat tickets to the
to the 1st Armored Division
ScoutoRamn.
Glenn Meyers and Hardy at Fort Hood, Tex., early in
W. Rawls III, having com November.
Sergeant Holloway, an as
pleted all Cub Scouting re
quirement*, were presented sistant operations and Intelli
certificates and the Cub Scout gence specialist In Headquar
ing Arrow o f Achievement as ters Battery o f the division's
they were advanced into the 1st Battalion, 73rd Artillery,
entered the Army in January
Boy Scouts.
^
The Peck won two achieve- 1000 and haa served in Europe.
• ment ribbons at the recent The Sergeant la a I95H grad
uate o f Seminole High School.
8cout-o-Rama.
Pins Given To
Six Cub Scouts
Sgt. Holloway
A t Fort Hood
also a problem to their par
*n U ?
Look at our divorce rata.
Don’t you suppose a lot o f
elderly men and women are
worried sick when a son’s or
daughter's
marriage
break*
up alter 10, 15 or 20 years?
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believta she has murdered
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ported by the detector. Anne
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traught womaa and Gary
Merrill Is the attorney who
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Josephine Hutchison, whom
wo ramamber aa ■ singer,
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10-10:30 p.m. ABC. The
Edie Adams Show. Edie does
n’t sing as many straight
songs as usual and It’ a a dis
appointment,
although
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welcome, particularly a stunt
where still photos o f her Jerk
Into live action. The comedy
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Seminole nigh School A th
letic Director Fred Genes an
nounced this morning that the
Tribe's football team will be
guests o f the athletic depart
ment during tonight’s Seminole-Daytona Beach Mainland
basketball game at the BernIrole Gym.
During halftime the school
will present award jackets and
letters to the members o f the
football squad. Also, the O r
ange-Belt Conference trophy
for winning the league's cham
pionship this senson will be
presented to the team.
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Lester ( Roger Price and Mori
Marahall) engage la some
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my baa guch selection* at
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lia Street Blues." Molly Bee
doea "D on't Let the Star* Get
to your B ye*" and joins Jim
my and Eddy in "Columbua
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do
their Interpretation
of
"Song and Dince M an." En
tertaining hour.
•:30-10 pm . NBC. H a u l.
"C all Mo H irv e ." (C olor)
Howard Smith i i luch a de
licious bam that hi* typically
exaggerated
perform
ance make* this silly atory,
about a plan to d ren sheared
sheep to iwcatcr* ao they
won't freeze, good burleiquc
fun.
10-11 p.m. CBS. The N u riei.
"Disaster Call" Here’a a plot
that’a made the rounds o f all
the medical shows. It con
cerns the doctor who gives
emergency treatment at the
scene of an accident. The pa
(lent dies and the doctor I*
held
responsible
lo r
her
death. A strong performance
by Howard da Silva saves
this one.
10-11 p.m. N nc. K raft Sus
pense Theatre. "The Machine
That Played God." (C olor)
How Infallible Is a lie detector
• :H ( I ) Re
t t ) Revs,
earner.
■sorts
•:ta » ) Bditeriel
• i l l ( f ) Revs, Oporto W estksr
• i l l ( I ) Sports
• :lt (l> Hunilsy . Brlnhloy
( I ) Rswe— W alter ConBite
( I ) Nswe— H e* Cechrsa
S ill <*) Backsets* Stirrer
Ties |l) Riflemen
<|) Hunting A m iking
( f ) Virginia Bovs
f ile I t ) Temple Houston
( I ) Password
( ! ) nistatoaee
• .to ( « ) Rawktdo
( I ) Donas Reed
1:1* ( I ) Dr. KIMare
( I ) My Three gene
l i t * <l) Perry Mason
*:** (t ) Jack LnLann#
( I ) Jimmy Dean
•:l* ( t ) Hesel (Color)
tl:M <l> Psrry Como
( I ) Nurse*
( ! ) Kill# Adams Show
1S:M (S) Tk* ito ry of
A J**s Musician
llllS I t ) III News, Wentksr,
•eerie
( I ) Nine — Mnrpky
Martin
tlitS <l) News ■porta, Wsatksr
H i l l ( I ) Tktatsr o f tk* Burn
11:1* (S) Johnny Carson
(Color)
H i l l (I) Movie
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Be Our Guest
Mexican Flower
The poiiuettii U native to
Mexico and la named for Joel
R. Poinsett, of Charleiton,
S. C., who introduced the plant
into tho United States when
he was minister to Mexico.
Minds t o
Handle, Will
Not Burn, Break,
Crack or Chip
8-10 p.m. CBS. Perry M a
son. "The Case of the Devious
Delinquent." Aa usual, there's
no sequences of helpful du es
to lead viewers to target the
real murderer, but suspense
and Interest are established
early
and sustained right
through a good courtroom
scene. Perry Mason (R a y
mond Burr) defsnds a " r ic h "
teen (Johnny Washbrook) ac
cused of murdering another
teen (David Winters) who has
been
blackmailing
him .
Among the suspects are the
rich grandfather, very nicely
played by Otto Kruger, a
housekeeper and an uncle.
8-10 p.m. ABC. The Jim m y
Dean Show. More of a coun
try flavor than usual tonight,
with guests Eddy Arnold and
Molly Bee joining comedy
guest Allan Sherman (this Is
country?). T o dispose of the
humor first, Sherman does
his version o f "The IS Days
T V Time Previews
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ddqhUqhiA
Look at our juvenile erlma
rata. Don’t you suppose a lot
o f grandparents are finding
It hard to ace what a botch
their well-brought up children
a ie making o f the job o f
bringing up their own chil
dren?
So If you ever etart thinking
about your aging parents aa a
MONTGOMERY, Ain. ( U P I )
problem, just remember you — Ilnyilrn Fry, head roach o f
may be a problem to them, Southern Methodist Universi
too.
ty, Wednesday waa named as
the third member o f the 8outh
How to gat along with the coaching staff for the nnnual
mombers o f the teen world: Blue-Gray gems Deo. 28.
Read Ruth Mlllett’e "Tips on
Teenagers." Send 25 cents to
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e/o The Sanford Herald, P. O.
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On Sale 1 Hour Only — 3 P. M. to 4 P. M. SAT.
t
WELCOME WAGON hostess Mrs. Virginia Petroskl is pictured accept
ing the keys to a new courtesy car from David Tomlinson, manager of
Holler Motor 8sies Company. From the left: Charlea Smith, new car take
manager; Mrs. Petroski, Tomlinson and Fred Yeakle, used car aales man
ager. Holler’s also provides schools in the county with driver training cars.
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• • •
On By Oswald Jacobv
Hod Sherlock Holmes de
voted his talents to bridge he
would have had a lot o f fun
finding the criminal on this
hand a fte r various missdvsntores in bidding and plsy.
East took his ace o f clubs
and returned the suit. South
a won
with
the king and
^ promptly led his Jack o f dia
monds.
H e wanted to steal that dia
mond trick before going after
trumps, because ho felt that
it would be much more d if
ficult to perform this rob
bery later on.
Sure enough! West played
the seven spot and dummy’s
Q king held the trick. There
was no way fo r South to
avoid the less o f a trump
trick and a spade, but the
game had been stolen.
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Bridal Shower Honors M iss Haynie
Auxiliary
Plant Meeting
Friday
P R IN C E S S
G ARDN ER*
Oviedo
ants and mfota were
a w 4 by the M a M fc
Guests wan Um bonoraa's
mother, Mr*. R. H. Heyele,
her ■later, Mba Walaa Haynie
and Mme*. Reheat Gees, A.
Boyd, Charles BeO, 8. Thnaaai,
P. Allen, P ete HaaUltea, A.
Personals
punch,
Mr. and Mr*. J. D. Jackson
and
HEADQUARTERS
LUXURY
GIFTS
at
Pam
a ad
pa it weekend with Mr*. Jackaon’a parents, Mr. and Mr*.
C. T . Niblaek.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lundy
and daughter, Jane, spent the
past weekend at LIUp Creek
Hunting Lodge, near Cross
CUp.
MISS CAROLYN HAYNIE, right front, with her mother, Mrs. H. H.
Haynie and hostesses, Mrs. W. Taylor Muir and daughter, Anna Mae, at
a bridal shower in her honor.
SA N TA ’S
daughters,
Cheryl, o f Tampa *pent the
Mickey Riggs
Observes Eighth
Birthday
BUDGET PRICES
Sixth Birthday Observed At Party
By
Jsae Caaeelheny
Roger Shea, ana of Mr. sad
Mrs. Darwin Shaa, celebrated
his sixth birthday with a
party at his home on North
Triplet Drive In Casselberry.
The young guests were serv*
ed a waffle lunch with birth
day cake and lee cream, then
enjoyed
an
afternoon
of
games.
Those enjoying the party
with the honor re were Deb
orah
Plumley, Dan Shea,
Alan and Rex Niblaek, Cathy
and Carl Hammond, Cathy
Casselberry and Steve and
Michele Kiniloe.
Jewelry By
ShUknnt
Prices Start
At
ff M
FASH IO NS
THAT
M ATCH THB
MOOD OP TH E
G A L A H O LID AYS!
Select
oer
years
from
exciting
now
roller tie*.
you’re
While
here,
shop
tho
ladle*
for
all
*•
yoar
gift
Hat,
Casselberry
MICKEY RIGGS
By Mra. Ctarenc* Snyder
Mickey Rlgga, son of Mr.
and Mr*. Marvin K iggt cele
brated hia eighth birthday re
cently with a parly a t which
all hla schoolmate* in tha
third grad* war* guoata.
GIFT W R A PPIN G
FREE
love gifts of lingerie
Many game* were played
and prlsea won by Mika Kol• ff, Dennis Jonsa and Ron
ald Skinner.
Refreshment* of birthday
cako, k * cream and punch
wera served to tha guests by
Mrs. Riggs assisted by Miss
Nsncy Riggs.
Attending
wera
Beth,
Brenda and Judy Pattla, Bob
by* Jo Snyder, Rena Plank,
Tamara Pell, Linds flyers,
Personals
Mr.
and
Mra.
William
Dempsey o f Trlplatt Drive and
children Danny and Laurie
Ann spent Thanksgiving Day
with her parents, Mr. and
Mra. Chester Bearain, in Titus
ville.
Mrs. Wayna Gregory and
son, Wayne Jr., o f Itiom aa
Drive, visited their parents
In DeLsnd last Thursday. They
had dinner with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fisher
then spent part o f tha day
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. A . Murphy.
Ciipt. and Mr*. Hugh l.ynes
of :i!i Queen's Mirror Circle
had as their Thanksgiving Day
guests, their daughter, Mra.
William Branch and son, Mal
colm, of Denver, Colo, and
son In law and daughter, Mr.
and Mra. Thomas Herald,
Tommy and John, of Cassel
Offer an overnight guest a berry. Mrs. Branch w ill re
late snack. He may hesitate main in Casselberry fo r an
extended visit.
to ask for it.
FOR “ H IS” C O M F O R T
Full um ! Half Slip*, beautifully
appllqued, wllh lact trim.
A L L YE A R
AR O UND
Sheer peignoir um ! gown
aete . . . no feminine . . .
Darlinf, Dainty
PLAYMATES helping Roger Shea celebrate his sixth birthday are from
left front row, Steve and Michele Kinsloe, the honoree and Cathy Cassel
berry. Back row, Cathy Hammond, Alan Niblaek, Carl Hammond, Dan
Shea, Rex Niblaek and Deborah Plumley.
DeBary Personals
By Mrs. M a m Muller
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Heller
o f Lake Drive entertained
their diughtcr and her fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. E. Elder,
o f DeLand; daughters, Carol
Lynno and Susan Una, and
Mrs. John Dalton of DeLand
at the Drllary Restaurant for
their holiday dinner.
By Mra. Clareucu Sayder
Mis* Frances Rlgga, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Prevail, and a student at
Recent gueita of Mr. and
Masaey College In Jackson Mrs. Elmar Shivers sad fam
ville. spent the Thanksgiving ily were two cousin* and their
holidays with her parents.
families. Dan Hill o f Merid
ian, Mias., and Glen Hill of
Mra. Roy Collina was boa- Miami.
teas to a family gathering
Thanksgiving at her home on
H. R. Rogers o f Atlanta re
Butler Like. Attending were
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Riggs cently visited Mr. and Mrs.
and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Redditt. 11a la n brother
Fred Prevatt and fam ily and of Mrs. Redditt.
Mr. and Mra. William Truitt
of Hull* Cove, Me., have ar
rived at their winter home
here.
Mra. Raymond Pe'.i la now
at home after being a patient
in the Holly Hill Hospital for
11 days.
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• Costume Jewelry
M lk .
Mr. and Mrs. Max Walton
of East Liverpool, Ohio, were
Sunday guests o f Mr. and
Mra. Raymond Lawson. Other
receot guests of the Lawsons wera Mr. and Mrs. A l
fred Ashton and son Bobby
of Kent. Ohio, and Mr. and
Mrs. 0. D. Todd of Orlando.
SLICING FREEH BREAD
Hold knife blade under very
Mrs. Myrtle Rlgga returned hot water until It la hot. A
to her home in Louisville, hot blade win cut the fresh
Ky., after a six week visit est bread I n t o
perfectly
smooth slices.
M b . M b . M b .
• Evening Bags
Dr. Garretta Seger o f DaBary entertained 24 guests at
a Thanksgiving dinner la De
Leon Springs.
Osteen Personals
Mrs. Myrtla Riggs o f Louis
ville. Ky.
Baby DoU Beta
DeBary Restaurant for their Mrs. Preston McBean of De
feitlve dinner, with Mrs. S. Bary.
McBride and Mr. and Mra.
Charles Meeking.
Plan tripa to tha refrigera
tor so you can take out all
tha things you'll need at one
time.
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’S a fO te ii'A
DOWNTOWN
LAY-AW AY NOW
FOR CHRISTMAS
SANFORD
Mr. and Mrs. Q. Kirby of
Sebasco Estates, Me., were
guest* at the DeBary Man
sion for the holiday weekend.
Mr. and Mrs.
ler of Atlantic
were guests o f
Adam Muller o f
on Friday.
Thomas Mil
City, N. J.f
Mr. and Mrs.
Second Street
W
ja n u s d
Q a co b A o n
a
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FOR THE . . .
LADIES
• Lingerie And
Hosiery By —
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• llata
• Dresses
• Scarves • Glores • Hosiery
a ifiA
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weber
spent the holiday at Largo
with Mrs. Weber's lister and
mother.
• Handbags
YOUNGSTERS
• Shirts
• Pajamas
• Robes
All Made By —
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• Sweaters
• Sweaters
• All Weather
Coats
• Maternity Dresses
• Bedroom Slippers
• Cowboy Suita
• Cowgirl Suita
• Sweaters
• Boots
• Jackets
• Sportswear
• Leotard Tighta
All At Popular Prices You Can
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ACCOUNTS
WELCOME
i
�A H s a io n t t
Personals
. Mrs. Ida DudI, formerly «f
d m land. (M s , sad presently of Rlckmand Heights, is
tesseguest H her toa-ia-lsw
sad dsughter, Mr. sod Mrs.
Joseph K. Simmsek.
Mrs. W. C. Hopkins
President O f U P W
Past Noble
Grands Elect
Officers
North Orlando Youngster
Observes First Birthday
Dm .
IN I — f i f t 9
It Pays To Use The Herald W a n t Ado
The Past Noble Grande
birthday party was
wi the bro- blue candle, other gifts re
Patti Lou Grinstead,
Mr Prances Wester
| Rev. John W. Pillcy was in Club met at the borne of Mrs.
ter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
tbera
wanted
ci
to
celebrate tha ceived from friends and rel
New officers for the UPW charge of the cersmooy and W. E. Raines with Mrs. Vir
Grinstead, of North
occasion. They sang
sa
“ Happy
ative* wereopened it
the
ginia
Anderson
as
eo-hostess.
celebrated
her
Birthday"
pn
and
presented
her
first
birthday
of Mr. sad
w. c.
party.
laa
Church
of
Lake
Mary
for
with
gifts.
with
her
two
brothers, Dun
Mrs. Mae Myers led the de
Mrs. Lew kallerd ef Lake
Mrs. Don A. Smith, viceTha young miss had an
Mrs. Grinstead baked a
Seminary Ctrele for th e 1M4 were Installed at the As president; Mrs. Ruby M. votions. Mrs. nenry Jamssoa, can and Timmy.
birthday cako and
am decorated other surprise that evening
Thanksgiving weekend were sociation Meeting bald Nov. Linden, secretary; Mrs. Earl president, conducted tha bus Although Patti Lou
• Llnierio
All! MMnfk *it with colored telng
li
and a when some neighbor! eaaa in
Mr. sad Mrs. Joe Peck sad M la the home of Mrs. Joe H. Unger, trcaiurfr; Mrs. H. iness session when
singing “ Happy Birthday"
• Box*
Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer, Smatbere, hostess, oa Lake M. Gleason, fellowship chair
cers
were
elected
again.
They
were
Mrs.
Bob
Emma.
all ef Winter Haven.
man; Mrs. Richard Keogh,
• Jewelry
Dean and daughters, Martha
program chslrman; M r s . coming year.
and Catherine. They brought
• Sweaters
Mrs. R. H. Beckham waa
John Ulmer, world service
her more gifts and enjoyed
chairman; Mrs. Joe Smith- named president, Mrs. RataFor Your Convenience
• Sportswear
some of the birthday cake
era, local church service; es, vicei president; Mrs. May
with
the
family.
• Robe*
Mrs. Ed Zimmerman, circle Rubow, secretary, and Mrs.
one chairman; Mrs. Ray H. D. C. Howard, treasurer.
MONDAT THRU FRIDAY
Cress, circle two chairman;
It was announced that a
r iO M NOW TILL CHRISTMAS
If Your Prefer
Mrs. Evelyn Rice, nominat Christmas party is scheduled
ing committee, and Mr». F. for Dec. IT at • p m. at the
Use Our —
GIFTS
E. Donaldson, flowers for the homo of Mr*. Auburn Rector.
Layaway Plan
FASHIONS
church.
Members wit] exchange gifts
Sincere appreciation was and secret pais will be re
PERN PLAZA
PERN PARK
expressed to the 1963 officers vealed.
WIEBOLDTb
MS-ISM
for their effsetivs service
It also was announced that
Comillwfy
»*•!*»< flo/l of •ssef.sk
during the year.
Scminola Rebekah Lodge has
pko»o
gift oAiff'*s
planned
a
Christmas
party
at
The Thanksgiving theme
for the program began with the next regular meeting In
a summary given by Mrs. the Odd Fellows Hall.
Refreshments o f dainty
Marie Lowe of what the or
“ Featuring Fashions Junt For You"
ganisation bad done as a crackers, pumpkin pie and
C A M E R A SHOP
200 N. PARK AVE.
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group during the year that all coffee were served by the
210 S. PARK AVE.
OPEN
WED.
AFTERNOON
hostesses
assisted
by
Mrs.
PATTI LOU GRINSTEAD
could be thankful for person
ally, and what they had help Sara Policy.
O t h e r s attending were
ed others do with prsycr.
These deeds were accented Mmes. D. C. Howard, 1. A. Enterprise
by slides shown by Mrs. P. D. Futre'l, Mary Jameson, May
Anderson and helpers with Rubow, Mabla Brown, Elisa
C O U N T O N P B N N K V '8 Count on Penney quality! Count
beth Ilannum, Beauts Thorn
the projector.
on Penney prlC9«...th«y>ra falr-nnd-tquarn and lower then moot)
After a short business ses ton, Charles Cole, Brodie Wil
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Dunn
sion following the program, liams, Auburn Rector, Louisa
ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY 9
the meeting closed with the Lawn and Clarenct Snyder. and daughter. Kimberly, of
Mlipab Benediction. A soc
Tampa sod Miss Linda Dunn
ial hour was enjoyed with re
of Orlando were
weekend
freshments of cookies and Casselberry
guests of their parents, Mr.
coffee served by the hostess.
and Mrs. Harvey Dunn.
O P E N 9 A. M. T O 9 P. M.
Playgirl
Wieboldt's
Personals
Other
members
present
were
Mmei.
James
M.
Thompson, Richard
Beebe,
John
Reaves, Lena
ERh,
Charles Sasiman, Marion Lee,
M . H. Rice, Roy L. Howell
Jr., Ted Brooklyn, Wallace
Cress, C. W. SJoblom. LuVera
Harrison, Allen Bashars, Ro
bert Rugenstcin, John Pillcy
and A. E. Freese.
BLACK
RED
CALF
8 1 i»5
JADE-LOOK
Shoe Store
SANFORD
SA N T A
SAYS:
P,\
e n n e iff
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Garvin Har
din and children o f Sanford
were Friday guests of Mr.
T/Sgt. 1’aut Johnson of
and Mrs. F. C. Long.
Washington, D. C., son-in-law
of Mr. and Mrs. John Blrkheimer of Seminole Boule
vard
in Casselberry, left
Tuesday for Andrews Air
Force Base following a threeday visit here. Mr. and Mrs.
Johnson were form er resi
dents of Wcathersficld.
SPECIAL
OFFER
The jade-look will be Im
portant in Jewelry this win
Recent guests of Mr. and
ter. You’ll find it In earrings, Mrs. James Uirkcnmryer at
bracelets snd necklace clasps. their home on Lake Griffin
Circle were their son and
Two gals wearing the same daughter-in-law,
Mr.
and
dress at a gathering can re
Mrs. Dale Birkcnmeyer, and
treat to their respective cor another son, Wayne B. and
ners and come out smiling.
his fianrec.
Miss
Patricia
Uennctt, of Jacksonville. Both
sons are students at the Uni
versity of Florida, in Gaines
ville.
> •»«■ « UM Ciua l i t II.SC, Ma It.It
from
SARA*
DOWNTOWN
9TIcim j. £ aU w ia'
NO GIFT PROBLEM HERE!
Personals
Mr. and .Mrs. Harold J.
Willey Sr., o f Clayton, Del.,
arrived Tuesday for a visit
with Mr, and Mrs. Irving
Pryor.
Mr. and Mrs. David How
ard and children, Neal, Glen
and Carol, have returned to
their
home
In Melbourne
after a visit with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Howard.
3—Pajamas
Mrs. W. E. Raines and her
sister, Mrs. Sara Policy, of
Lnngwood, spent the holiday
weekend with thetr brother,
Clark Corwin, and fam ily, in
W'aycrnss, Ga.
1—Sport Shirts
THIRSTY
TERRYCLOTH
ROBES!
shea
i-m-l-xl
Mormon* Hand Cream. Makes
hand holding soft with this huurlcus vanishing cream. Rich In vital
hormones, it leaves hands looking
younger, firmer, smoother. . . is
never sticky or greasy. 4 or. reg.
$2.50, now $1.23.
9
Recent guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Byrd
were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Fowler, of Kalis City, Wash.
2— Vests
M EN ’S THICK
D orothy G ray
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r
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He'll f i n d features
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Ih handier t h a n a
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for full wrnp around
comfort with 3 roomy
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whito.
LUSH, PLUSH, LONG PILE!
t>i im
ivum ires uiee «w tt.ee
Dry Skin lotion. Sllkans, softens,
protects you alt over. . . even eitra
dry soots Ilk* heels and elbows.
Oispenser top makat It easy to
use 12 or. $2 00 value tor 91 -00.
(ft Q 27” x 18"......... 4.50
< IP «J iid cover ......... 1.25
Over one-inch-deep pile of acrylic ami modacrylic . . . Hoftest, Hilkie.it you ever wrig
gled a toe in! So glamorous you nmy want
to wear it! Skid-realnt. Laviah gift I White,
pink, brown, olive, black, blue, red.
Touchtons
REXALL DRUGS
Children's
stomachs
are
“T1IE PRESCRIPTION
bottomless, especially when
OCR PRIMARY CONCERN”
they are guests. Provide tid
bits so they won't embarrass
DOWNTOWN SANFORD
Mother by asking fo r some
thing to eat.
• Cutting
• Styling
• Setting
• Shampooing
1—NORRIS CASUALS and PURITAN aportahlrta in nswent stripes,
plaids and finest Ban-Lon, 93.95, 94.95 to 910.95. 2— Solid and plaid vests
la rayons and all-wools, 99.95, 97.95. 3—Cotton pajamas by JAYSON and
REIS, flannels too, 94.50 to 95.95 also longs. 4— Rabbit lined and woolllnsd, pigskin dress gloves, 93.95 . 95.00. 5—Pare linen Handkerchiefs 50c,
75c, cottoms 9 for 91.00, boxed. 9— Beautiful selection in neckwear, stripes,
seats, solids, 91.50 - 92.50.
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(M I N I * County. n *rlga, n l
you i n M t i k m t i n t m i i r
notified thereat i H i * ewora
C««»i*>bL
BB STATE OP STEMIRS TOt
ORAEOB LAND COMPANY,
a dlmolvtd Plorl4a corpora
tion. lit ■aeceaaora. atalgat,
ertdllera 11onora. trsateca or
•thee clalmaatt; MRS, K. H.
OARRETT I A K I I . l t D.
RAREVM. JAMES a R1MO
•a« J OS R P II FRANKLIN
WARREN, their anhaowi
•nretttora ■•clgng, lltnora
creditor*, IrnattM ar athtr
claimtm*. aa the laat known
nfHeart and dirertort ef OHANOR LAND COMPANY, a
dtaeolred Florida corporalloni aid JOSEPHINE KINO,
•too known to JOSEPHINE
KILCOIN and ----- KILCOIX.
her nnhnowa hathaad. If
•lira tail If doad. tholr anhaowa halra lesatooa deelaeta srantooa aoalsaeea
lienor*, creditors, tratteoe
or other dal masta and
JAMES 0. KINO and --KINO, hit wlfa. tr married,
If alive. anj If dead, their
unknown holra legnttoa de
vil***, srtnteea atelfnett,
lienor*, creditor*. truateea
or athor cl*imanta and
thtlr reapoatiro nnknown
tpontta If sura and if doad.
Ihtlr tnknowa holra lossto*a dteltooa grant***, attlsneoa lltaort, creditora
trutttta or oihtr elalmanta
to tho tele aurvtvlng holra
legatooo tad dovleeto of
PHANKUN a KINO, do.
coaoodl EDA L. OSBURN
and --- i htr t oknown hut.
hand. If married, it aliea
and If dttd, Ihtlr unknown
htlra Itanitta doelnota
granltoa ntolsnoos, llonora
creditor*, trutieoa or other
eUlmtnta nnd tholr rotpeotiro unknown opoaeot. If
•llro, and If dead, their un
known htlra. legattea detrlttea srtnttea aotlaneea
llenora creditor*, truiieee or
olhor clalmantt: and MI
CHAEL N. DOMANSKY and
VIHUINIA DOMAKSKT. hit
wlfo, If allro, and If dead,
thalr nnhnowa holra loanloea, deflatea. granleee. atalfntaa llenora credliore,
truataee or olhar elalmanta
and their raapactlro un
known apouoaa If allra, and
If diad, Ihtlr unknown halra
1.(01tee, derlteti, grant***,
aaalgneea llenora, credllnra
Irualeea oy other elalmanta;
WHAT DO
ycuw tT
H B YM O M MSMBACONK '
sOCH, HILDA,
iKHCM/MaORw
MAO AT M r— .
X M A W A N U B fieZ U K T U N
"ID MAAS ABOUT COR
A N B O C M JUDICIAL
6M91EM#
LOUIS V. LOTZ and RENA
LOTZ, hit wlfo, if allvo, and
If dttd. thtlr unknown htlra,
legateee, davltio*, granttoa
•eelgneea lltnora, crodltort,
trutttta or othor elalmanta
and Ihtlr rotpcotlvc un
known tponaca If alive, and
If dead, their unknown heir*,
legalcea devil***, grantee*,
aaelgntea llenora creditor*,
trueteet or other elalmanla;
and ALL PERRONS NATUHAL OR
ARTIFICIAL
having, er tlalmlng to bavo,
any oetala right, tltlo or
Intorott la or Hon upon the
capilotod land* korwnnftor
deecrlbedi
NOO KNOW THAT BMZT
A0OUT BEINGINNOCeO*
UNTIL FBCLOJOOiaV?
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IF YOU ARR
NOT GETTING
MAXIMUM
EFFICIENCY FROM
YOUR HEATING
UNIT CALL —
FA 2-8321
w b s u s
— FOR —
• Check-Up
• Tune-Up
• Clean-Up
• Or Replace
ISAUTtnU 2 0 S P0UHM or PtATMUM.
SCITH 8215.0001 NOW TO LACOKR
IT BIACK m AND RU8 TO D M fXACr
. SM ttN OF A IOW LNO R A IL!
SIGHT, STSV»1
TMCNI 'l l HEAD
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k PH0NSS1j
GEORGE J. Ml LIS
Healiag A Air
Coadllionlag SpocUllat
2313 Park l>r. — Haaford
f MkRfi trIt,AM.CAM'tM.*e
I IMS rnAL PUOUf.BUTTO
answex y u k
guts now,
n WEEPNOT ------- arJ
kK i m .
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Th# HU* • ( U l i h i m ISEABOARD AIR LIXB RAIL
ROAD COMPART. • Florida
corporation. Plaintiff ifiln tt t i l T*44 Sialoy Roney and
ORAROB LAED COMPART, s
Toby Ronty. kit wife
dlttolrod Florida eerporatloa. BMtDRSCKt MIT W M t EarIt* n e n m r * i m Ii u , ertdlthart Avenue
tart, IlnofA truotoo* or other
Chlenso SI. Illinois
cUMtatti______
MRS. _ H. OAR- t i l « W l t Scott Rutty, Jr,
_________
RETT BAKER. X. D. BAR■*d Janat Ruth Ratty,
XtTM. JAMEg Q. RfNO and
kit wirt
JOSEPH PRAXKLtX W AR RBSIDEiCBt t i l l Earth SotREN. thalr anknowa aueeoaaworth Artnua
era taslgna, llenora credllnra
Chlrtsa Si. Illinois
trneltoe or other
othor elalmanta ARB TOi att strtlat ctalMlif
na the laat known efflcoro and
Inttroota by. through. tndlraetora of ORANGE LAND
it r or asalntt fblpb R.
CONPANT. a ditto trad Flor
Hatty, dtcoaeod, and alt
ida corporation; and JOSE
yartlan having or claim
PHINE KINO, alao known aa
ing to bar# any Hint,
JOSEPHINE KtLCOtN and —
tint or Internal la lit
----- KILCOIN. har unknown
property btrtla deacrlbod
hnabtnd. If allra, and If dead,
Tau art hereby sotlriad that
thalr nnhnowa holra legal***, a Complaint to forecloit a
darlteea grant***, aaaigaaea,
lleaora eredllora truataee or tha following doaerlheS real
•Iker elalmanta and JAMES properly, to.wit:
O. KINO and ------ KINO, hta
LOT (. BLOCK IT. NORTH
wife. If mnrrltd. If allra, and
ORLANDO, according to
If daad, thalr unknown halra
the ptat thereof recorded
legattoa dorlaaaa grantee e,
In Plat Rook IS. Phgoo M
•atlgaeaa llenora, crodltora
nod II. Publla Racorda ef
trualea* or othor elalmanta
■emlnote County, Florida
end their reepeetlre unknown haa been filed agalnat you la
gpoutea If allre, and If dead. Ihe aborc-atyled anil, and yoa
thalr nnknown htlra logntoaa ara required to aarro a copy
darlaaaa. srantooa aaalgaooa of your Anawer or othor
llenora eredllora truotooe or Ploadlng to tho Complaint oa
other elalmaala Individually, Plalntlffa attornoya ANDER
and all aa tho oolo turalrlng SON, RUSH, DEAN. LOtVX- 7. Businssa Rentals
holra lagataao had davit*** of
8. Beach Rsatals
FRANKLIN a KINO, decanted;
EDA L OSBORN and ------, htr Undo. Florldt, and flit Ihe 9. For Sals or R « t
unknown hut bind. If married. original
Anawer
or other
If allra nnd If dead, their un Weeding In the office of the 10. Wantsd to Itant
known holra, lagataaa darlaaaa Clerk of the Circuit Court on 11. RssI Batata Wanted
granleea aaalgnooa
llonora or boforo the jtih day of Dec
eredllora trnetoee or ether ember, l l l i . If you fall to do 12. Rssl Estate For 8nk
elalmanla and Uielr reaper- to, a decree pro confteeo will 18. Mortgsco Leons
Ur* enhaawa apoueea If allra bo taken nsslnot yon for tho 14. Ineunneo
and If dead, their aaknnwn relltf demanded la tha Com
15. Businsas Opportunity
htlra tegateea derteeaa gran. plaint.
loti, nttlgnett, llenora, ertdlThlt Noting chtn bo pub- 16. Ftmslt Help Wanted
tart, trutttta or othor claim- llehed oneg a week for four
anti: tnd MICHAEL N. Do. consecutive week* la the San 17. Male Help Wanted
MAXIKT and VIRUINtA DO- ford Herald.
18. Help Wanted
MANIKT. hit wife. If allvt,
DATED thl* I Pth day Of 19. Situstiona Wanted
and If dtad. thalr unknown November, lttl.
holra legatee*, devleeet, gran- (SEAL)
20. Babysitters
tete, nttlgnett. Honor*, crodlArthur H. Bn-hwlth. Jr.. 21. Beauty Salons
lort. trutttta or o-*>ar claim*
Clerk of iho circuit Court
22. Build - Paint - Repair
tme, and Ihtlr rotp.etlvo anHr: Martha T. Vlhlea
known *poue*a If allvo, and
28. Bulldinff Miter!sis
Deputy Clerk
If deed, their unknown helro, Andtrmn, Ruth. Dean.
24. Electrical Services
legaliot,
devloeea,
gram***, Lownde* A van den Iterg
a t t l g n o e t . Honor*, crodl- Attorney! end Counsellor* at 25. Plumbing Services
lore. trueloet nr othor claim* Law
26. Radio k Television
anti i LOL'Ifl V. LOTZ and 111 East Central Boulevard
RENA IAXTZ, hit wlfo. It Poet Office Hot tilt
27. Special Services
•lira and If doad. tholr un. OrlanJo, Florida R i l l
28. Laundry Service
known htlra legatee*, dev I- Telephone l l l >4411
•tea granite*, attlgntu, lien- Pubtleh Nov. 11, l l A Dec. I, 29. Automobile Service
ora creditor*.
truateea or It. O IL
29A. Auto Accessories
other elalmanta and thtlr yo- CDO-M
80. Mschinery - Tools
•pectlf* unknown ipoueea If
allvt, end It daad, thtlr «n 81. Poultry - Live stock
known helra legatee*, dovlNOTICE IA HEnEBT GIV
tee*, grant***, aaelgneee, lien* EN that I. J. LUTHER HOB- 31A. Pete
ora eredllora iruateoo nr othor BY. iherltf of Somlnnlo Coun 32. Flowers - Shrubs
ctilmenU: and ALL PERSONS ty, Florida, by virtue of • 38. Furniture
NATURAL
ARTIFICIAL writ loeuod oat ef tho Small
having, nr claiming to have, Claim* Court In and for Or 34. Articles Tor Sale
any **tato, right, title or In- ange County, Florida, on tha S4*A Swap or Eachaags
tarot In » r lion upon the cap. 1th day of Juno, A. D. 1*41.
tlon.d land* hereinafter d*a- In that certain can** b*two*a 35. Articles Wanted
crlhtd, Dafandanta.
AETNA F I N A N C E
COM- S8. Automobiles • Trucks
The doacrlptlon of tho root PAST, Plaintiff, and SHER
WHITE
and
MART
prop-rtf procotdod agalnat In MAN
That certain atrip of land
■ear llavla, R o n I no 11 my poaaooalon tho following
County, Florida, aald atrip doicrlbtd ria l oat a Ia, oltuato,
bolog M It. wlda moaiur- lying and being la Bomlnol*
E^u^mmt
Ing 4* ft. on each aldo of County, Florida, to-wlti
Hogln TT 1.1 ftol North of
tho eontor lino of Iho EtaSB
Corner
o
f
N
B
'i
of
B1V
hoard Air Un* lUllroad
■i o f Section 11, Townahlp
welntrack, aa now located,
Range --------It Matt. VACUUM CLEANER, ftp s ln ,
i t Month. r_:_
•■tending acraee the Boat
thanee
Watt
foot,
14 and tha Wait \ of iho
parti, supplies for Ekctrofoot,
lhaneo
North
Soulhoaat K of tho Seuthfoot,
thane*
Kaat
tact >t of Section 11,
lux. Kirby, Hoover, Airthonro South I* foot to a
Tuwnihlp 11 South, flange
Way, R ti-A lr «te. Fret
point
o
f
beginning.
II KaaL Somlnoln County,
Thla recorded In Official
pickup.
N tw
and Uacd
Florida.
Hti'orda Hunk It*. Pago 11.
Tvu ara further h*r*by notlPublic H.corda of Htralfltd that tha ralurn day of
nule County, Florida,
thl* notice U Iho loth day of a* tha
property of SHKIUtAN
Dactmbar, ___ , ___
and .you _____
ihatl,
and MART WHITE;
on aald dat*. file your anawer, WHITE
that on tha *th day of D*c- A P T . $30. Surplui City.
or <ith*r d*t*naa If any, with tmhtr, A. D- 1*41, between tho
tha Clark of lha abovo Court, lr*al hour* of *alo, to-wlt:
CLEAN quiet Roomi
and aarto a copy tharoof upon attar 11:40 o’clock In lh* tortAkarman. H*nt*rfltt, Eldaon. noon and h«fora 1:4* o'clock
Gables. FA 2-0T20.
Alaamar A Itohldnaon, Attor- In lh* afttrnonn, on lh* told
naya for Plalntirr, P. O. II01 day at tha front door of tha
H I, I I I Flrat National Hank County Court Houaa in San W E L A K A APARTMENTS:
Building. Orlando, Florida, on ford, gtmlnota County, Flor
Rooms prlvsts baths, 114
or btforo tho 10th day of Dec- ida, I that! offar lor tal* to
W. First St.
embtr, ttM. It you rail to lha hlghtat blddir for caah
do ao, a Deer** Pro Confoaao In hand, th* ahova d**(*rlb«d
SLEEPING Room, priv. in
will bo onurod igtln a l you
for th* roll*! domondtd la lh*
tranet A bath. FA KJ9S6.
Complaint.
Call
sttsr 1 p. m.
WITNESS My hind and th*
■4*1 of aald Court, In Sanford,
F U R N I S H E D AptrtmnL
Mtmlnota County, Florida, thl*
Itlh day o f Novombar, ISM.
Class and ctoad la. Jimmls
(SEAL)
Cowin. 232-MU.
Arthur H. Dtckwlth, Jr,
C!*rk of Circuit Court
2 BDRM. houaa, klL equipped.
g.tnlnul* County. Florida
fly: Martha T. Vlhlau
817 Eacambia Dr. F A 2-0920
Dtpuly Clark
a fte r 5 p.m.
Aktrmtn. SonWrfltt. Eldaoa,
M**m*r A Robblnton
Attorney* and Coun**Iloru at
RENT A BED
Law
Rol’ awsy, Uospital A Baby
Sulla l«d
Bids.
Flrat National Rank Building
P, O. Bo* 111
By Day, Week, or Month
Orlando, Florida h llil
Ph. FA 2-3111 11$ W. lit SL
CHarry 1 - lllt
Publloh Nov. SI, SI, A Doe.
CARRO LL'S FURNITURE
I, 11. IMS.
CDO-M
Office 204 W . Fint
fane* or pletding horoln with
lh* Clark o f th* Circuit Court
of Stmlnolo County, Florida,
and tarva a copy tharaot on
P L In tliro
atlurnay. Carroll
Ilurkt, Attornoy a I Low. P.O.
SanfurJ. Florida.
Drawer
on or boforo tho Tth d*y » f
______
__ „A. „D. lt<
...4. or olh*rJanuary.
wla* dtcro* pro cnnftoao will
b* tnlarod ogeln-t you.
Th* Sanford llorald to da•lanattd ■• a nowapapar of
gaotral circulation In whU-h
thla citation ahall ba publlehod
one* **oh w**k for lour cunaocutlv* w**h*.
WITNKan my hand and o f
ficial **ot of lha Clark of th*
Circuit fo u rt on thl* lh* Ird
day of Doc*mb*r, A. D. 1)41.
(SCAD
Arthur tt. Btrkwlih. Jr.
Cltrk of lha Circuit C<iprt
By: Alariha T. Vlhlin, DC,
Carroll Uurh*
Altorn-y for Plaintiff
hull* 111 Paafurd AlaatU
Hank Building
p, u Drawer Z
S-inford, Florid*
THBMAXMWdSR >
m IN MA1TINO, GIVE TMW
TUMOR JIMS 1DC4JUW, AND
..WELL, XRSCOAWANO
flUKfieRFAMVr AOSF/ y
HTAD TO SEA, FUL KM tR. X
WANT TO 6ET AS AHUCH DISZAMCt
Ah HOSSISte FROM___ ^ ^
THAT DACE.
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t Espied
3 Rowirfece, m I
The
H ERALD
Stenstrom Realty
BEDROOMS, 1H hi thl.
Swimming pool. Furn. of
unfurn. 121 Lak« Dot Dr.
Sualand.
St Johns Realty
THE TIME TESTED FIRM
lit N. Park Are. FA H 1 U
Property Management
A Sales Broker
Jim Hunt Realty
Offers for jour selection
theft Beautiful 1 , 1 , 4 4
Bedroom
Government
Owned Homes
Priced From $6,750
Down Payments
A s Low As $100
Monthly Payment*
From $43.50
URN. S Him. l i t Floor,
CIo m uptown. <43. FA 2-CM.
FURN. 2 Bcdrm , oak floon,
masonry home. 1 Blk. West
o f Hwy. IT 93 on 434, than
1 blk. South on East St. to
Vincent Dr.
Legal Notice
lw tho r « n ml Ik* Tonaty
Jodao. ■omlaol* Towaly, etat*
• f Florida. !■ Pnbat*
la ro lh* Ralato mil
UO LUK WADR
D«*»**d.
m a
vo T it k
Noth* 1* hrrtbr glv'n that
lh* undtnlgnril wilt, an lh*
14lh day of January. A. D.
1)44, prtoont to Iho Honorable
('aunty Jutlec of Ktmlnol*
County, Florida, hi* flat) re
turn, account and tnitrhtri.
*« Administrator of th* Knot,
of )lo U ,IK WADE, d*c****d.
nod at **td lint*. th*n and
lh*r*. mnk* ippll,-allot, to th*
•Aid Jude* far a flu ,1 HtU*.
m*nt of hi* admlnlotrallon of
told **tat*. and far an order
dlicharatng him a* *uch Ad
ministrator.
Dated thl* th* Ird day of
Dtcomh.r, A. D. !)* !.
BRN y. WADM
A* Administrator of lha
R ou t* of
MULLIM M A DM
t **,'** ...)
HTKNUTHtiM. DAVIS
A MclNTUUII
Atlarntya for AdmlnLIrtlar
root Offlc* Drawtr 111*
Sanford. Florida UTM
To make tho boat home
buy, oeo the
V A - FH A
Appointed
Property
Management &
Sales Broker
Jim Hunt Realty
Office
N lg H
FA
S-H1S
Vk
M M
■ R Psifc Be.
is S h r f. n s .
ROSA L P A Y T O N
R«Y. R tal Eitate Broker
F A 2-1301 17-92 at Hlawath*
Nearly New 3 B R
TEE N’ GREEN
Must be sold this week. N#
down payment. Immediat*
occupancy. <81 month in*
cludea taici 8 iniurancs,
Aik at Sales OUics on
■ala Rd. Mar Church. Opes
dally U a. m. to 3 p. m.
3 BR., 1 Bath, Kitchen equip„
fenced yard. SMS Old Orlando Rd., Sunland.
NEW 1964 MODEL
I k 4 BR
Most with 2 baths, Urge fam
ily room—Central hasting 4
air-conditioning — Liberal
financing with small down
payment. Monthly pymts,
as low sa MS. See models
st Tee 'N Green Salea Of.
lice,
Upiaia
Rd.
nea«
Church, or Longdate Office,
Highland Ave. near new
L o n ad l i e
Elementary
School.
Phone 322-2744
LMN Enterprises, Ine,
pnkliu Doe, A Z I I K 1AM
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You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Your “Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads!
It. Reel KaUU h r h l i l l M
n r OWNER - Tea HftoflJ
IIuum. Double Lot. *>A 4
04k. FA 44341.
Estate Par h b i 17.
FH A - V A H O M E8 | aoto
$100
Realtor
Raymond Loadqulst, Ai m .
FA I-3M1 Atlantic Dank Bid*
Low Monthly Payment!
For Complete Information
See Or Call Your
BY OWNER: S Bedrm. 3 bath
huuM. Dining room, yard
lanced la, Raveaua Park.
FH A - VA
SALES BROKER
saiair.
Stenstrom Realty
I| t
Must t»
familiar aith Chrysler pro
ducta. Sober, reliable 4
willing to work. Boa Mr.
Brass at Brass Motors, SIB
E. 1st St
3. 3. 4 4 BEDROOMS
1. 14. A 3 BATHS
DOWN PAYMENTS FROM
I0 B IR T A. WILLIAMS
m e c h a n ic .
im fa r )
Rtralk Dec. 5, 1963 — Pave 11
FREE
SWEETIE PIE
By Nadine Seltzer
18. Help Wanted
FART TIME WORK
Til
March 15
$3 PER HOUR TO START
If you can work 20 to 41
hra. per wk., mornings, af
ternoons or eve's (til $:30)
we may use you. Must be
mechanically inclined, 23-40
yrs. of age, married and
settled and be able to gat
along with people. Borne
positions will be permanent.
(Military Personnel Accept
ed). Por Interview write
Box 33, Sanford Herald.
BEADY TO MOVE IN NOW!
Modern 3 Bedroom, 3 Bath 111 N. Park Are.
333-2430
9
home on large comer lot
with tall Pina Traea. Thla
GREENBRIAE
can be jroura for only $383 Choice lota available la
with $04 a month
Uroenbrler of I-och Arbor
payment!, including u ie i
overlooking golf couree,
and Imurance. No qualify
Custom building to your
ing. Call
specifications.
Greenbrlar
REALTOR • IN8UR0R
developed by
K1NU8WOOD
BUILDERS, INC.
202 Fairmont Dr.
f $22-4961 i t l l Ho. French Are.
Colored Motor Route Carrier
FA 2-8074
for afternoon paper route.
OWNER leaving! Must sell 3
BR., 14 Baths Nothing
Must have References and
bedrm. 3 bath home. $230
down. Assume $73, pay dependable car. Write Cir
Down. PA sasgr.
ments A closing cost. Avail
culation Dept. P. 0. Box
able Dec. 14th. FA 2-7237.
1337, Sanford.
Stemper Agency
JOHN E. FOX
BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, 14
bath booM. One bedroom
REALTOR
110 N Park Are.
3234330 has separata entrance, cat
BY OWNER: S Br. 14 baths,
no down pymt. Juit assume
payments and pay closing
cost 101 Wilkins Dr.
BARGAIN. 3 BR., 1 bath CB
House, Beads soma repair.
$1000. Low down pymt,
low mo. pymts.
GEHR REALTY
F A 2*3561
9$
BEDROOM, 1 bath. Kit*
chen equipped. Owner be
ing transferred. Must sell.
FA 2 »40.
LAKE LIVING SITES
10 Mlnuiee Sanford, 10 min
utes Orlando—3 minutes to
Interstate 4— 4 Acre with
huge oaks, sand lake spring
fod—11906 Full Price, $20
per month. No down. Call
owner, Harry Block, Or
lando, OA 4-003.
RIGHT SPOT
AT THE RIGHT PRICE
10 Acres adjacent to Lake
Harney Shores; well-drain
ed; grsded road entire
length. Best of all, only 9233
per screl
SOUTHWARD
INVESTMENT
110 N. Park
REALTY
3239173
NEW 3 BR Home, large
shady lot on paved street.
No planes. Nice convenient
location. In Enterprise. Tla.
Will sell for $4790. Owner
going North. Phone 063-4401
Holler
This outstanding home tealures built-in range and wall
oven, central duct heat 4
air-coodkiooiog, double car
ports 4 double utility, patio,
well and pump 4 many
' other quality extras
PRICE— Just $18,300. wub
excellent financing. For an
early appointment ca'l
Stenstrom Realty
322-2IM
writer with ease. Excellent
shape tto.93. Powell's, 117
Magnolia, PA 2 3342.
not FOR B ALE- Fill dirt, day,
shall, peat and topsoil. Bills
Lloyd. FA 42S78.
Dec. Special. Pup tents, $4.99
Army-Navy Surplus, S10 HIGH Chair $3. Jumper chair
Ave.
II. Headboard twin slaa $t.
822448$ after $ p. a .
BBA9Y MIX Concrete, win
dew alUa, lintels, iteps, WEDDING Gown, floor length
bleaks, sand, cement, rock,
Ptau d# Sole with long
pipe, steel, grease Daps, tteevee. Flu i»-l>. Park
dry wells, stopping atones.
Are. Trailer Ct„ Lot N.
Mheels Concrete Co.
SOB Elm Ave.
FA 34731 PECANS, I lbz. for $1.00.13th
4 Sanford Ave. Ban's Curb
E L E C T R O L U X Vacuum
Market FA 2 2924.
Ctaaner, 1 jrr. old, $80; 4
wheel trailer $40. 2411 FRUIT Gift Packed. We ship
express. Bagga Curb Mar
Grandview So.
ket, 25lh 4 Saaford Ave.,
1 Set of World Book Diction
FA 2 2924.
ary. Lika mw . FA 3-4147.
FIREPLACE WOOD
14 jrr. old Baby Crib 4 mat
Oak and Pine
tress, like new. FA 2-4147.
Robert Morris, 323-0331
3 Metal tube bones for pick GUNS. Buy, sell, trade, re
up truck, $23. Ph. 668-4601.
pair. Oiteen Bridge Flah
less Modal Auto. Waahar $to.
Floor lamp 4 matching table
Chevrolet
210 Uainolla
A UTO GLASS &
SEAT COVER CO.
HOI W. T in t
NEW
St.
HOM E OF
SeminoleCoaMoton
DODGE — RENAULT DEALER
• Beat Buys In New & Uied Car*
• Bert Financing
# Best Trade*
35. Artlelea Wanted
- O
a**--/
OIL Space Heater, $40. Ph. 36. Automobllen • Tracks
FA 1432$.
1934 Ford. Radio. 10H Oak
6x8 ft. utility Trailer, steel
Ave. FA 2 8430.
ertnforced, with tall gate
4 lights. $30; Goldspot Re 19to Corvalr Ilooza Coupe,
low mileage, eatra dean.
frigerator, tt cubic ft. good
123-2701.
condition, $79. Winter Park
047421.
'36 Olds 96 Conv. Good Urea.
RAH. $293 cash. FA 2-7990.
REFRIGERATOR, 9 cu. ft.,
lg. freezer compartment. Good 1933 Chav. Truck, 1H
Excellent, $40; Navy Officer
too, Cheap. $1$ Rosalia Dr.,
or CPO Khaki uniform with
8anford.
4 pri. pants, rite 42, $23;
Navy uniform, blue topcoat, 1936 Mercury 4 Dr. One owner. Phona FA 2-7241.
Size 40. SIS 323-1237. ..
FOR 32 YEARS
tit rickland-Morrison, Inc. offers the residents of tieminole County nnd sur
rounding arena top quality, thoroughly reconditioned and road tested used
304 W. tod SL FA 2403$
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
v|
MUM
to
B U Y YO U R N E W OR USED CAR
W H E R E Q U A LIT Y & PRICE
GO H A N D - IN - H A N D !
Y O U R PRESENT TR A D E -IN
W IL L NEVER BE W O RTH MORE!
Some Of The Fine Cars Now
In Stock!
1963 B U IC K
R IV IE R A
Spurt Coup*. Spotleaa whit* with Lather bucket seats.
1962 B U IC K
IN V IC T A
4-hour Hardtop. Belie and white, sir coudittoeiag sad
power,
cure ut the falreet possible prices.
1
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1962 B U IC K Le SABRE
4-Door Hardtop. A oo#-ow**r beauty.
Aa Investment, not an ex
pense. Call FA 43413 for
expert advice on a Herald
advertizing campaign.
1961 B U IC K ELEC T R A
4-Door. Local one-ews*r car.
hue
Lesser Priced Quality Offerings
with eervicee coating
525 o
SA N T A S A C K
Life-like vinyl — make* Meal gift aen*
Ulnar ar CbrUtaaa daeentleu anr bonne
to yon when yen get aervicea at Heller
Chevrolet crating $33 or
FRONT END SPECIAL
e Align front end
* Adjust steering
• Balance front
wheels
W IN T E R IZ E YO U R C A R
BRAKES
Don't take chancre! Cowplete inapectlen. We u*e
only the best genulna
Chevrolet Using.
$10
NO W !
□ COOLINC.
SYSTEM
□
Inepect hraee, thenneetot,
flush ay item, repair radi
ator, inatoll antl-fraeza.
Proear* fer cold weather
d r i v i n g , tnsuro quick
storting a rts ts treating
TU NE
ENG INE
cold.
Holler Motor Sales Co.
2nd. & PALM ETTO
O U R PRO M ISE T O Y O U :
1961 M O N Z A 900 COUPE
Aatowatlc trasamlaalow.
We will ctinllnue to maintain the Mime standards of used car Hrrvice and
1959 C H EV R O LET N O M A D
nnlcn excellence that has nude our business a success for the past 32
4-I>oor Station Wagon- Sound and rlran for thla year.
yearn.
If you're looking for a good quality, dean used car that haa been inspected
and serviced by n staff of expert mechanics, using the moat modern
service equipment available, see our lot full of beauties today 1
EXCELLENT
BANK
RATE
Cheapies:
1958 FORD STATION W A G O N
1951 lit SOTO SE D A N
FIN A N C IN G
Save 3.95
e 13.1)5 value
□
ri
T* Dodge City —
lamps 87.30, Vacuum clean
er 4 attach. $3. FA 2-1*39 WANTED to Rent. Cana Type
after 4.
Wheel Chair. FA 41726.
Ph. FA 44322
Auto Glass, Tepe
4 Seat Cover*
H
Camp 4 Gun Shop.
USED CARS
IN STALLED
ir
refrig. O N I Portable Royal type*
A GIFT FOR YOU
JUST LISTED!
Spacious 4 BR , 2 Bath New
Home, situated <m tree
shaded 1 acre country homeslte.
Ml N. Park
REFB10ERAT0R
Oeed send. FA
Oak.
Senkarik Glass and Paint
Company
IS. Motorcycle* • Scooten
:w t <?
. «b«V44
S o (asm ...
Qualify J ’iti&l...
EXCELLENT DEALS
IN USED HOMES
This large corner lot In c
Harriett's Beauty Nook
of the moat desirable neigh 17. Mala Help Wasted
E va Appt'a. 3 Sr. Beautlclaas
borhoods contains a very
GARAGE PORTER. Exper 103 So. Oak
FA 43742
M at 3-bedmom hums that
lenced In washing, cleaning
has been well kept. The
4 polishing cars. Reliable. 22. Build • Palat • Repair
grounds are nicely land
See Mr. Brase at Brass Mo
scaped and the back yard
PAINTING—Room or House
tors, 31$ E. 1st St.
la enclosed with a 4 ft. chain
—Prices vary Low— Ph.
fence. This could pass for Collector Salesman, exper
323-0330.
a brand new home. It sold
ienced, with late model car
25. Plumbing Aervicso
for $13,000. 7 years ago,
for routes In Sanford 4 ad
and can be bought during
joining towns for retail InHINSON 4 HEARN
the month of Dec. IRQ for
itaUnient business. Salary PLUMBING CONTRACTING
only $10,230. Terms to fit
4 commission. Write giv
Rtpalra A Water Heaters
your pocket book. Do not
ing details to P. O. Box
FREE ESTIMATES
miss this steal!
1411, Sanford.
204 E. 3rd St.
322-9143
Trucks
For Sale Pony Saddle, $30.
BUYING A NEW or
Upholstering 4 Maltreat ren
FA 2-1
FOX CART-Rscer. Like new.
USED CART
ovating. New 4 Used Furni
FINANCE IT WITH US
$200. FA 442».
ONION PLANTS
ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg.
4 Lew latereet Rite*
CRYSTAL
WAX
4
WHITE
Co., at 70$ Celery Ave.
♦ Lew Monthly Payments
Model 12S Lsmbrrito Beset*
SPANISH
FA 41117.
FLORIDA STATE BANK
PER M ..................... $$J$
cr. Good coed. $11$. Ph*
Sell Us Your Furniture. *00 .............................
1.10 IT* Boat a - Motors
FA 2-429$.
Quick Service With the 3 M lota, per M ....... 3.30
Cash. SUPER TRADING FOR HIRE, A.M. PREVATT, Oatoway TO The Waterway
fa >een.
Xobeon Sporting Goods TRIUMPH <30 T ele Motor
SEVILLE, FLA.
cycle. all accceaortei, like
Tour EVINRUDE Dealer
Used furniture, appliance*. M RECONDITIONED
18444 E. 1st. Ph. PA 43M1 new. $393 Ph. FA 44114.
toela, etc. Bought • Sold.
aid Typewriters. $94.91 to
Larry'a Mart 313 Sanford
$3$JL Underwood, Royal.
Are. Ph. FA 44113.
R. C. Alien, in time tor
Christmas. Powell's U7
Magnolia, FA 48043.
GIBSON 3
comb,
FA 40424.
19. S l t w l l u u Waatnd
M. A it
e s t im a t e
SRSST77ST
*118 realty ean't read a ward! Ha fuel 9taa to Make
JANITOR - FA 2-7173.
be rented for income. Will
people think ha eanl"
(rede for smaller place. DAYS work or steady. Do.
pend. 4 Esper. 703 W. 11th. 25.
Shown by appointment Call
S1A. Feta
FA SAM.
PRACTICAL su m will care
PLUMBING
Bostoe Terrier*, male. Shots.
15. BuabKaa Opportunity
for elderly people in my
Contracting Rapalrs
FA 41M1.
FREE ESTIMATES
home. FA 14133.
3ERVICE Station dor least.
Thoroughbred German Shep
R. L. HARVEY
Good location. Only small DAY'S WORK. FA 24*43.
204 Sanford Ave.
FA 3-3383 hard Puppies, tmrvglatered.
capital needad by right
In time for Christmas. Ph.
Child Cere FA 3-BT4.
man FA 3-4342.
124043$.
27. Special Service*
HOUSEWORK. FA 8-793g.
LOCAL BUSINESS
SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa Si. Flewere • Shrub*
Man or couple to manage Experienced maid, laundry
tios, ate. Frae estimate. Ph. BLOOMING Roeei on Chero
own business in a proven
MaDistress. 3224433.
323-3304.
kee stock. All ether kinds
field. Requires no selling.
of Nursery shrubbery end
Immediate cash returns give Sec'y Gen’l Office. Will work WELLS ORtLLED. PUMPS.
1 wk. for price of this ad
treea.
excellent income. C l e a n
SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
and gaanllae if boas not sat
Gray Shadow* Nursery
work, no experience necess
AQ Types and Sixes
isfied. All I want la a
5 ML 8. en Sanford Ave,
ary. $2,ooo cash required.
We Repair and Service
dunce. FA 2-4312.
Write District Manager, P.
b T I N E
33. Faraitere
0. Box <114, Jacksonville 3, 20. Babysitters
Machinery and Supply Co.
Florida.
207 W. 2nd St.
FA 24411
BEDS FOX BENT
Looking for a placa to leave
Roliawayg, Juve
II. Fomala Help Wanted your children while you Plaae Tentag and Repair
nile. FREE delivery a
work or play? Try Seminole W L. Harmca - FA 44231
Pick-sp.
WOMAN for General House
Kindergarten
4 Nursery.
FURNITURE CENTER
work. 74 hra. n day, 4
RAY'S UPHOLSTERY
Hour, day, night, weakly 4
U N French Ave.
daya week. Call Mrs. Han
ReupholaWring. Free eat.
monthly rates. Special week
non, FA 3-7261 batween 34
Ph. FA 47M3
FA 47I1S
TE 43333
ly rates all thla month. Ph.
p. m.
FA 2-4438.
WANTED reliable eouple to
HEAT1NO
take ip monthly payments
Experienced laundry preaser.
SERVICING - TESTOfO
Mature Woman will baby alt
* $19.9$ an $ complete
Apply In person. Seminole
Lewis Salae 4 Service
in your home. Have refer*
rooms of furniture. Can
County Laundry.
2317 C. C. Road
FA 47123
ences, transportation. Ph.
TE 41111, Caiaelberry, mi
TE 43434.
Custom-made Cabinet!,
Registered Nurses
leet.
P in tle Counter tope
Licenned Practical Nuraea BABYSITTING, Day or Night,
WALLIS CABINET SHOP
Poaitlona Now Open
transportation. FA 2-3304.
Exciting new Nursing 4 Con
$18 W. 3rd — 323-7471
valescent Center. Good Sal 21. B«4Rty
We Buy, Bell, Trade, Repair
ary. Meala while on duty.
BILL'S THRIFT SHOP
Select quarters available to PERMANENT Wava Special
30% off regular prices. Furniture • Appliances * TV
responsible nurses.
Open Evenings by appt Open $ to $ Dally 4 Weekends
DeBary Manor
Free parking lot Services Ph. 32273a $340 Hiawatha
Rt. 17-93, DeBary, Fla.
Sanford. Fla.
from tip to tip.
Phone 044-4428
Cut '.N Curl Beauty Shop
29. Automobile Service
BEAUTICIAN Wanted for the
31$ Palmstto Avt.
Mayfair Hotal Salon. Call
Phono door (1) 1340414
AUTO GLASS
332-8335 or $22-4013.
Phone door ( » 333-4323
ONE OF THE NEATEST
Landscaped lots In Sanford
can be found In the Highland
Park Section of town. In
one of Sanford's most de
sirable Residential Areas,
together with one of the
neatsst homes wMh 2 nice
bedrooms and a den. Even
has
beautiful
hardwood
floors and a kitchen big
eoough to eat in. This Is
ooe of Sanford's neatest
buys fur December, IMSLet us show you this deal
today, priced at 111,100,
with a low down payment
end reasonable
moothl}
payments.
Everett A. Harper Agency
Realtors—2463 Park Ave.
Sanford, or call FA 2-2283
Id. Artktoi For Aria
PH. FA 2-0711
STRICKLAND
MORRISON, INC
308 K. First SL
Ph . F A 2-14*1
Sanford
W. Park MI 1-8916
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�PAGE 12
THUB&, DECEMBER 5, 1968
the leaders arrived and were
given to tha girls who wore
than* ia tha Christmas parade
whoa they marehod behind tha
Bamhtal* County Home Deissaetratlea Council car.
Posters will ha made by the
group for the hake sate.
Mrs. Johnson told the girl*
how to shop for fresh fruits
and vegetables. Bbo also ex
plained to them why oomo veg
etables aad fruits become dark
after preparation and lave a
solution for i t Foods which
dsrken when cut or peeled con
tain enaymas. Eniyrmes are in
tha food to change foods tha
plant uses into foods you can
sat. When exposed to tho air,
the oxygen ia the air causes
• change ha color, usually to
brown or blaek. Fruits dipped
In citrus Juices and potatoes
dropped Into w a t e r d e e p
enough to cover them will
solve the problem.
Those present ware Patty,
Charlene and Batty Bakar, Joy
Wilson, Becky and Barbara
Gowan, Ruth Bullard, Sarah
Dyson, Busan Dunn, Patty
Kelson, Anita Blackwelder,
Cockle Russell, Yvonne Strip
ling and the laaders, Mrs. II.
R. Wilson and Mr*. Johnson.
The next meeting will be
held Dec. 18th at the home of
H r*.
Wilton on Rlvervicw
Avenue.
SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS are attending a four-day training course at the
Lake Mary Elementary School which Is being conducted under direction
o f Herbert Muse, head mechanic for county school buses; Van Murdoch,
state coordinator for school buses and Ralph Diggs, county school trans
portation supervisor, left to right.
(Herald Photo)
A request to collect trading
stomps toward purchase uf a
coffee urn for the building
was presented by Vice Presi
dent Chuck Rowell who also
will handle any stomps turned
in for the project.
IB e resignation of Donald
Nall as treasurer was accept
By Joan Alagln
The Retired Folk* Club o f
court* at the Lake Mary Etc*
mentary School were told
Monday night by Van Mur
doch state co-ordinator of
school base*, that "riding In a
Florida School boa ia on* of
the safest way* to travsl."
Murdoch, principal speaker
for the course, was introduced
by Ralph Diggs, county school
transportation supervisor.
Statist lea compiled by tha
■tata office show that Florida
school buses ' transported an
estimated 339,736 students for
a distance of more than 168,032 miles each day during
the 1961-62 school year.
They also show that during
this same period and for the
first time, women drivers out
numbered men drivers. Em
ployment of women ao school
bus drivers increased 195 per
cent during the period from
1950 until 196! while the num
ber of buses In use has Increassd 69 per cent and tha
drivers 54 per cent.
During the training course,
which winds up today, Mur
doch haa used slides on vari
ous subjects for illustrative
purposes
Including
those
showing bus accidents which
have occurred throughout the
United States.
ed after he explained that his
work prohibits regular attend
ance at atl meeting*.
Elected to fill the vacancy
was Tony Krecek who re*
ceived the books which were
reported by the recent audit
committee, Rowell and E. W.
Harville, to be in good order.
Tentative plans were begun
on a membership drive to get
underway in tho very near
future. It wa* voted that any
present member bringing In
four new membership* would
automatically receive payment
o f dues for the year. Airs.
Etta Harville, .Mrs. Ri-Uy Null
ami Airs. Mona Grinstead were
appointed a* a committee to
be in charge of drafUng an
association brochure liltin g its
purposes and srtivities. Copies
of this brochure w ill be en
closed In tha December issue
of the Newsctte.
Coffee and doughnuts were
served to the 11 members
present at the close uf the
lourt Of Honor
fold By Scouts
n Altamonte
Boy Scout Troop 38 of Altamonta Springs held a Court of
Honor last Saturday in the
educational building of the
Altamonto Springs Commun
ity Chapel.
Conducting t h e ceremony
were Gerald Crocker, asalitant senior patrol trader and
Don Pott. Crocker introduced
patrols presenting a program
of skits and Scoutmaster Jack
Stewart who was in charge of
the awards presentations.
Star Scout awards went to
Nicky Hawks. Donald I'nlt and
Jark Simunck.
Merit badge* went to Gary
Garesche, Indian lore, auto
safety and reading und to
Donald Poit, citizenship in the
nation and home repair.
The program wm cloned by
Jack Simunek, senior pntrul
leader, who waked the audience
to Join in ailent prayer for the
late President. Taps were
sounded by Gerald and Ricky
Crocker.
By Mena Grieatead
A tentative program has
bees asmosincad in North Or
lando for the annual Volun
teer Flro Department Com-
munity Christmas Party which
thia year ia being mad* poss
ible through ctforta of *11
community organisations. The
party I* scheduled for Dec.
By Doom Estes
devotional lo open the meet
Mrs. E. P. Richards recited ing which was conducted by
the Christmas story entitled Mrs.
"D o b y 'j
Christmas"
Elizabeth
llille,
presi
at
the dent.
annual Christmas party and
Mrs. Charles E. Stewart
December
meeting o f the sing “ Christmas Candle" and
Longwood Civic League held Mrs. llille sang “ Virgin Slum
ber Song."
Mrs. William
Tuesday,
Young prevented a group of
Tiic slory explained the cus
fifth grade students from
toms o f the Bulgarian peasant Longwood Elementary Schiol
people and of the Orthodox who sang Christmas Carols.
Included In this group were
Church, particularly during
Butch Eldridge, John Curran
tiie Christinas season.
Airs. Dix Stewart gave the and Lee Lyons with Craig
Young as piano accompanist.
Dessert of fruit cake and
coffee were served by Airs.
Don Hitsman, Airs. C. R.
Xickols, .Mrs. T. V. Hamblen.
Mrs. E. C. Kuhn, .Mr*. LcRoy
Hennessey, Mrs. John Reams,
Mrs. Gerard Henson and Airs.
B y Jam- Casselberry
Tha Casselberry Recreation Charles Morrison.
Com m inion wilt sponsor a
The tables were centered
Teenage Sock Hop this Sat with arrangement* of poinurday from 7:30 until 12 p.m. settias, Turkscaps ami fern.
decorations
included
at the Women's Club BuilJing Other
aero** from the Youth Cen two Nativity scenes and a
ter on Ovcrbrook Drive.
small Christmas tree.
Girl* attending are requeu
Serving on the decoration
ed to wear dresses or skirt* committee were Mrs. Richand blouse* and boys should aril*, Airs. W. J. Hartley,
wear slack* and sports shirts. Airs. H. F. Mci’ cek and Airs.
Admission is fret for Cas- E. C. Dunning.
|sclbcrry residents but there
The next regular meeting
. si'ill lui i mi* all « 11mijtIon of the League wilt lie held
on Jan. 7 in the Civic League
Building on Church Street.
Casselberry
Sets Teenage
Sock Hop
Duplicate
The
DaBary
Bridge Club played to two
sections Tuesdxy afternoon at
a game In the Firemen’s Re
creation Hall followed by a
social hour and election of
1961 officers.
Elected were Airs. Ruth
nislt, president; H. Guy
Chase, vice president; Airs.
Myron
Aeeardl.
secretory;
Mrs. Clarence Andrew*, trea
surer;
Howard
Middleton,
game director and E. Z. Wal
ters, new director.
The elections were followed
by a Christmas dinner and
and carol singing led by Col.
many
William
Hague
stayed for another game of
bridge later In the evening.
Winners of the afternoon
13 In the Tillage recreation
area beginning at 2 p. m. and a
entertainment ia being plan. *
ned for all age groups.
Special guests, other than
Santa himself, will be Smo
ke? Bear and Little Smoke?
whose visits are being ar
ranged through cooperation
o f Seminole County Forest
Ranger
Albert
Harri*
of
Longwood.
Featured on the program g )
w ill be Bruce Dean at the
organ
and Pamella Labb,
granddaughter of Mr. and
Mr*. Raymond Clark, who
will dance to music from tha
Nutcracker Suite.
North
Orlando
Brownies
will present selection*
of
Christmas music and assist
with the Community Carol
Sing. A play “ The Beast, that
tswil
$ 11
* ** will
Wilt be
Km
had liHln
little In
lo S
ay."
presented by children of kin
dergarten a?« and first ami
second
graders.
Speaking
parts in the cast will be giv.
cn by Randy Singleton. John
ny and Ellen Campbell, Anita
Stoddcn, Carla and Pat Carl
DeiVIllaggio, Cindy Wright,
Jeffrey Ferrill, Jeffrey llurke,
Timmy Grinstead. Stan Ro- f
well, Henry Ward and Dar
lene Wilson.
The entire program o f en
tertainment will be under dir
ection of Our Lady's Catholic
Circle while Santa’s arrival
and visit with children under
12 years will be handled by
the firemen who will escort
him to the area via the first
truck. Santa lias promised to g
bring surprises for ali the
children.
Refreshments o f assorted
cookies, coffee and Christmas
punch will be served through
courtesy of the North Orlando
Garden Club.
By Jane Casselberry
The Polynesian fashions of
Alfred
were
Shahdccn
of
Hawaii
introduced
at
a
luncheon
and
fashion
gala
show
sponsored by
Playglrl Fash
ions of
Park TucsJay
tern
at the Riksha Inn.
The air shipment o f some of
the ShahJeen line unfortunate
ly was delayed and did not
arrive in time for tiie *how
but Janet Bonder of Play girl
met the crisis by substituting
many sparkling holiday styles
and a preview of delightful
Spring outfits.
Upon
arrival
Community Building with 30
hostess at the Riksha, who
tendance.
A ft e r a pot luck dinner
wne enjoyed new members
were voted Into the club. In
the group were Air. end Mrs.
Thomas Black, Mr. and Air*.
W . Dill, Air. and Air*. Garlan
McGee, Florence Hunt, Ruth
N.
Watkins, Cstherlns S.
Kloes and Sophie Kostl.
It was voted that the club
w ill not sponsor the Christ
mas outdoor lighting contest
as baa been Its policy in past
years but to use the money
Instead to help a needy family
in the community.
Regular meetings of the
group are held seasonally at
the Community IlulMIng on
the third Monday of each
month beginning st 6 p.m.
with a covered dish dinner
followed
by
the
business
meeting and a social period
during which games are oft.
an enjoyed.
By Airs. Adam Muller
The November meeting of
th« DaBary Horn* Demonstra
tion Club was held last Friday
at the Community Center with
Mrs. George Wright, presi
dent, In charge.
Special guests for th* morn
ing workshop session were
Mr*. It. L. Andrew*, leader of
Sanford Girl Scout Troop 055,
and six o f tha girls who at
tended to barn how to do
pine needle work. A number
uf additional ‘ simple to make"
g ift items also were explaiued
to the girls.
During the afternoon meet
ing a program on Holiday
Meals was presented by Mrs.
By Donna Estes
South Seminole VFW Poit
R207 will sponsor its monthly
chicken-rib barbecue Sunday
at the Post Home on the old
Dixie Highway in Longwood.
Serving will be from 1 until
6 p. m. Included on Du- menu
with (be chicken or rlhs will
be potato salad, tossed salad.
bake<1 beans, rolls, cake and
coffee nr lea.
Tickets for adults and child
ren under 12 years which may
be
purchased In advance
from any member of the Post
or Auxiliary, also will be on
sale at the dinner.
The next regular meeting
of the Post Is scheduled at
the Post Home for next Tues
day at * p. m.
UIC’KY LEC10, 12 your
old junior member of
tho Casselberry F i r o
Department, h as re
ceived Ids full uniform
and cap for duty with
the volunteer*. Tito eon
of Alderman and Mrs.
Arthur Lego, R i c k y
} iu .h attended all train
ing coursed offered by
tin* department for the
regular crown.
Chuluoia WCF
Sets Bazaar
North Orlando
Garden Club
To Meet
By Alima Grinstead
Th<. Christmas meeting of
the North Orlando Garden
Club will Ik- held at 7:3U p.m.
today nt the home o f Air*.
Donald Nall, 31 N
Thirst
Street.
Gifts will he exehnnged hy
Secret Pals who will reveal
identities fur Hie past year
and choose new names for
the coming year.
Special guest at the meeting
will he Mrs. II T. Crittenden
who will give demonstrations
C. F. Pfistrr who gave valu
on the making of Christinas
able tips on numerous “ ex
decorations.
tra *" which make th* aeaional meals nmra colorful and
tempting.
Air*, Loui* Titter spoke on
Peace and the collection of
pennies for Friendship and
lly Alans Grinstead
tha Peace Garden*.
A temporary holiday post
This month's meeting will office will be In operation lo
be held on Dee. 19 with a North Orlando from Dec. 16
d«t»»*n luncheon and a pro through Dec. 21, the Herald
gram o f music featuring The learned today.
DeBsry
Choristers.
Laura
Frnnk Fsvuln, manager o f
P latt Brown will direct and the North Orlandu Cumpnny,
There** Kupecs will be ac advised that tho temporary
companist.
office will he located in O ffiro
A ll members of the club ara 4 o f the company building
asked to bring thtlr completed each weekday during the spe
handicraft linns for display cified time between the hours
a t thia useting.
of 1U s.m. and noun
Village To Get
Holiday Office
Ity Joan Magin
The Women's Christian Fel
lowship of the Chuluota Com
munity Church will sponsor
a Christmas Bazaar in the
Community Building from T
until 9 p. m. on Friday end
from in a. m. until 4 p. m.
on .Saturday. .
Among Uic booths to be
featured for the event, and
the chairmen o f each, are
Fancy Table, Airs. Lawrence
and Mrs. Anderson; Country
Store, Mrs. Sheamn; Hook
Table, Mr*. Wright; Plants.
Mrs. Dill and Mrs. Alurphy;
Bake Goods, Mr*. Morrison;
Food Table. Airs. Uoulden;
Piek a Pocket, Mrs. Magin;
White Elephant Table, .Mrs.
Myers and Mrs. Jones; Jew
eler? Counter, Airs. Uartunck.
Decorating of the building
will be in charge of Airs.
Strauss and Mrs. l.ampinen.
The Bahaar is open to Iho
public and all proceeds will
go to the building fund of
the new Community Church.
Lake Mary Club
Sets Meeting
Tiie annual Christmas meet
ing ami luncheon of the I-ake
Mary Home
Demonstration
Cluli will lie held next Tues
day in the Lake Alary Fire
Hall beginning at 10:30 a. m.
Hostesses will be Mr*. Lib
by Smother* ami Air*. Mtklred Sandusky Tim program
will be on Christmas Saluda.
invlta ion is extended to ail
interested ladles of the area
tu attend thl* special meetlug. Those planning to join
the group for tho day are
requested to bring a covered
dish for the luncheon and
a gift, under one dollar in
cost, (or tbs g ilt exchange.
Singer and A in . Hiatt and
third, Mr*. J. D. Cordell and
John Armao.
EW, first, Air*. Accardl
and Air*. Harry Schoh; sec
ond. Airs. Thornton Smith and
Oscar Barnett and thin!, Air.
ami Airs. Charles Daglla.
Section B, directed by Airs.
Jessie Pearsall,
NS, first,
Miss
Ethel
Johnson
and
Chase; second, Air. and Air*.
George Pearsall and third,
Airs. Edwin Wsehter and Wil
liam Woodlock.
EW, first, CoL and Mrs.
Hague; second, Mrs. 0. N.
Lackey and Mr*.
William
Woodlock and third, Mr. and
Boy Scout Troop 239 of
Bear Lake recently conducted
a Court of Honor in the audi
torium of Hie Dear Lake Ele
mentary School with more
than 11)0 parents and friends
in attendance.
Advancement awards, pre
sented by Scoutmaster Bruce
Nelson went to; first class.
John Aiasciantoni, Barry and
Bruce Ewer and Ronald Ku
ra*;
Second class, Steven Riley;
tenderfoot, Ktevan
Ballard,
Roger Bunnell, William and
Robert Anderson, Christ Sal
mi and Frank Crout.
The Order of the Arrow In
dian Dance Team o f the Wekiwa District presented the
program. Guest o f honor far
the occasion was At Fkirt, dis
trict director.
The Eagle Scout award, an
nounced earlier fur Alike Nel
son wno now b a member of
Explorer Post 38 o f Alta
monte Springs, was presented
earlier this month. Young
Nelson was not present for
the Troop's Court al Honor.
was
charming
were
greeted
member* and one guest In a t
by
guests
Chuluate recently met in the
attired
AIRmi,
in the costume
of her native Japan and who
presented
Restaurant
A FASHION SHOW ami luncheon was sponstoml Tuesday by I’Uiygirl
Fnshfon.-t nf Fern Park to Introduce Alfred Shululecns’ line of Polynesian
styles. Models shown In the top photo wearing selections from thin line
nre, left to right, Nmline Culling*, Ann Muhnn, Claire Fite and Ann Morris.
Holiday istylen shown In the bottom photo were worn by Carolyn Denni
son, June Wehater and (ails Lucas, left to right, as they were greeted by
Mitsu, hostess at the Riksha Inn where the event took place.
each
with
manager
a
lei.
Rogcrt
Burnham served a* master
of ceremonies.
Lovely local residents who
modeled the wide rang* of
styles were Ann .Morria and
Jane Webster of Maitland;
Carolyn Dennison, Claire Fit*
and Ann Mahan o f Sanford;
Nadine Collin;* of Winter
Park and 1-oJe Lucas uf Cas*
sellierry.
Thoma* Weiss o f 3526 ?
Sanford Avenue has accept'd
the preiidency of the Hindervilla Volunteer Fire Dept, to
fill the vacant}- cr ated by the
recent resignation of Jo mt i
Michael.
Michael, in resigning, ad
vised that due to increased
biLiines* hour* he felt it Im
possible to serve as an officer
in tho iirguniiation but that
he would continue as a mem
ber of the group.
AVeisa reported that pend
ing installation of u new fin*
phone system, liispub-her* an 1
communication* uf the county
sh eriff* department have been
made available by Sheriff J.
L. Hubby who will handle all
fire call* from the iGnilerville area through hi* office.
AA> is* also issued a request
to all member* to join th«
work party which b devoting
spare time to rebuilding the
fire trucks. Time schedule*
and dole* o f the work parties
art posted at W right's Garage
on S. Sanford Avenue where
tha truck ia being overhauled.
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Board Narrows Central Florida University
Sites To Four In Seminole, Orange Counties
e io * *
Th* Harmld'a m »r»rin f *ditor. Fred Van Pelt, w u on the
•etna to Boca Eaton today
n h tn tha State Board of Con
trol not and narrowed tha
aitaa for tha proposed EastCtntral Florida University to
feur—two to Saratnol* and
two to Orange Countiea.
Thia la another atep to The
Herald's effort* to bring to
Reaction To
Selections
Is Mixed
Femlnole County the ba*t cov
L o c il reaction to the report
erage of newa affecting thia
county and ita people.
of the State Board of Con
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trol's decision to narrow the
Administrator Bob Beaaer- »ttes for tli« proposed Easter o f tha Seminole Memorial
Central Florida 1'nlveraity to
Hospital reporta that thu
pediatric* wing i* about 60 four was somewhat mixed.
While disappointed on the
per cent complete. The en
&anfnr& Ifrntlft
WEATHER: Fair through Saturday; high today 70-75; low tonight in 40s.
VOL. 68
United Press Leased Wire
mwA
Established 1908
Fill., DECEMBER 8, 196;!
SANFORD, FLORIDA
largement and renovation of one hand that a final selection
the kitchen la atill In prog- was not made, local authortU N ITED NATIONS, N. Y.
res*. The housekeeping and tiei were elated that of the
(UP1>— Portugal was called
atore rooms have l>ern en
four remaining site* two re
before the Security Council
larged.
situated in Seminole County.
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today m the African power*’
President Francis Roumtllat
Despite preparation* fo r a
of the Seminole County Cham campaign against while su
gala occasion when the San
ber of Commerce said, "I'm premacy on their continent.
ford Semlnolea clue* out the
highly elated about the selec
JUKI gridiron season tonight
tions. Naturally, 1 wish a
against K i s s i m m e e , the
final selection in favor of
TALLAHASSEE (U P t) thought of 13 seniors playing
Seminole County could have Gov.
Farris
Bryant
said
their last high school football
been made. However, the re
Thursday he li twl ready to
game doe* provoke a senti
ports from Boca Raton con
mental thought.
firm my faith in the Board give final approval to opeThe list Include* Eddie Hus of Control."
rating policies for the Florida
ky,
Ronnie
Hinson,
Earl
Rmnmllat added, "W e of Institute for Conlinuing Uni
Black, Ruddy Lawson, Lloyd the Chamber of Commerce versity Studies (FICUS).
Freeman, Dan McCall, Dale wilt continue to do everything
Alexander, Mike Glad, Jim we can to bring the univer
Touhy, Billy Higgins, Barry sity to Seminole County."
TALLAHASSEE (U P I) Barks, Frank
Noell, John
Circuit Judge Ben Willis rul
Ray.
The chairman of the coun ed Thursday theaters here do
Then, o f course, there'* ty's university site committee, not have to admit Negroes
Henry Finch who's out with Douglas Slenstrom declared; ami also issued a permanent
a fractured leg. He closed "W e are delighted that Semi- injunction rrgulating picketing
out his career two weeks ago note's two sile* remain un of segregated movie houses.
In Winter Garden.
der
consideration
by the
e
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Board o f Control. We continue
One o f our subscriber* call to feel that the Board will
M IAM I (U P t) Federal
ed to iiiiiuire why some o f make a final decision on the Judge Charles Fulton agreed
Sanford'* city commissioners basis uf m erit."
Thursday to review immigra
He added, "W e of Seminole tion proceedings against 2t
rods In Wednesday’s Christ
mas Parade in a convertible County have always wanted Haitian*—thu* granting the
hearing a license tag with a the university to lie placed exiles temporary relief from
"2 " prefix. Here's the answer: where It would liesl serve the being expelled from the U.S.
A local dealer waa fresh out most people, regardless of lo
o f convertible*. He contacted cation. "B u t," he pointed out,
Detroit and hi* manufacturer "w e. of course, hope that the
LONDON (U P I) — Science
ordered a convertible *ent best site will be In this coun
Minister Quin tin Hogg's dto*
, .
down from Jacksonville ju it ty ."
rj.r*S*fi3V■*?•*"
-*vrJ"r
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to transport our commission
1a Commons seat increased
“ I'm happy that Seminole
er*. How’* that for service?
the concern of CouiervaUve
still ha- a 30-30 chance to land
strategists today In their
We checked into the Cassel* the university," said County planning for ih® general elec
Clerk
Arthur
Beckwith.
"I'm
berry flection complaint that
tion campaign against Labor.
462 persons voted but th$ looking forward to a final
Voting machine registered 4N2. decision on Jan. 10. However,
Nineteen
persons,
says if (hero U another reduction
VATICAN C ITY (U P I) of sites considered without a
election clerk, MaJ. Joseph I.
final decision, I feel that this Tlie visit of Pope Paul VI to
Laird, came early. It was dis
county will still have at least the Holy Land will lake place
covered that the machine,
one site remaining under con from Jan. 1 In 6, the Vatican
when set in Sanford, would
announced today. The Pope
sideration."
permit only one vote for two
"F ra n k ly," said Beckwith, also may pay a brief visit
places on the Casselberry
“ I have an idea lhat the to Lebanon.
town council when voters were
Board o f Control may consid
to select two. Because o f the
er the four remaining sites
time required to adjust thu
JACKSONVILLE (U P I) —
on a priority basis, number
machine the clerk ami three
ing them in a selective order. Hep. Robert Sikes, (D -Fla.),
inspectors decided it best to
Then.”
the county official said Thursday the civil right*
let the 19 esrly voters re
added, "th e board could make bill pending before Congress
enter the bont.h and vote for a final .election by eliminat would make the attorney gen
one more councilman candi ing the priority sites on the eral the most powerful man
date. The gentlemen who ad basis of soil boring tests."
in the history of the United
Justed the machine registered
States.
the 20th extra voter.
MaJ. Laird said It was hi*
opinion, along with the in
Sanford Police rrported to
ST AUGUSTINE ( t 'P I i spectors, that it wu* best not dav that Karrakcr's Service
Mexico's ambassador to the
to deny these early arrivals Station at 1127 Sanford A ve United States. Antonio Carril
the right to exercise their pri nue was burglarized Thurs lo Flores, will tour the re
vilege to vote, “ I f we were day night. The entry was storation project lierc Satur
wrong,*' he said, “ it was an made by breaking glass win day and discuss plans for
error in Judgment."
dows in front of the station Mexican participation m the
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A two-cell flash light and two city's (|uadrirentenninl cele
Bill Vincent, The Herald's pennies were reported taken bration in 1963.
staff photographer and our
expert on outdoor Hfu as re
ported in his “ Knee l*eep
column, rushed in with *
flash; the shad are now run
ning in the St. John* River
area! Okay. Go get 'em.
TALLAH ASSEE
Party Worried
Visit Set
Rights Bill Hit
Station Robbed
Envoy On Tour
chief
■»*B* 1-T--V
testing
Confusion developed both In
Washington
and
Tallahassee
Thursday over (lie extent of
President
giving
Johnson's
Day
changing the
Thanks
executive
order
name of Cape
Canaveral to Cape Kennedy.
The text of the order toll
GENEVA PIONEER Mizcll West Taylor, trapped in n bedroom, was burn
ed to death when fire destroyed hi* home shortly after midnight Thurs
day. The flamintr d e b r is was all that remained from the two-bedroom
frame home which was located on HR 126 just south of the Geneva com
{Herald Photo)
munity.
Trapped By Fire,
Geneva Man Atlantic Navy
Burns To Death Chief To Visit
Mizcll
West
Taylor,
(16
year old pioneer Geneva cat
tleman. waa burned to, death
hnnly after midnight Thurs
day when trapped in a bed
room
of
his
burning
two-
bedroom Some located on SR
426 south of Geneva.
The fire, estimated to have
started around 11: U p. m.
was discovered by Taylor's
sister. Mr*. Susan Harper, on
her return home from Semi
nole Memorial Hospital where
she Is employed.
Investigation of the tragedy
was conducted by Coronnr
Timm as Moon of Oviedo, jus
tice of Ihc peace for Die dis
trict.
Tayor, who was horn Feb.
14, 1877, in Geneva, was •
member of the Methodist
Church; of Oviedn Masonic
Imdge 2t3 for more than SO
years ami of the Seminole
County Cattlemen’* Associa
tion.
He is survived by Mrs.
Harper and several nieces and
nephews.
Graveside funeral service*
will tie conducted at 4 p. n).
Sunday in the Geneva Ceme
tery uml-r the direction of
the Oviedo Maionie Iwdgp
Brivion Funeral Home u
in charge of arrangements.
ret* -
KARLYLE H0U8H0LDBR wiw elected 1964 president of the Seminole
County Chamber of Commerce durinjg Thursday night'* meeting of the
trade body’* board of directors Houahokler (left) is beinjr congratulated
by 196.’J president Francis Koumillat. Also elected to serve during next
year were Richard Mct anna, vice president, and Luring Burges*, treasur
er. Re-elected to the Chamber’* executive committee were Robert T. Beszvrer and Ikmglas Stenatrom.
cited that Johnson's action
had m erely
changed t h e
name o f the missile teat ccn
|cr. and not of the peninsula
iUelf.
lie naming of Uie peninsula,
sources said, would have to
await action by the Board of
Geographical Names—a fed
vral agency made up of rep
resentatives from 11 depart
menu.
A further check showed,
however, that Johnson had
cleared his proposal with the
hoard the day before he made
Ihc announcement. Arthur It.
Baker, a subcommittee chair
man of the board, aald no ad
iHllopai action was required.
Many residents of the Cape
Kennedy area prolestcd the
name change both on eco
nomic and historic grounds.
They argurd that mapmak
er* have used the name Ca
navcral to identify thu cape
since about the time Spanish
explorer Juan Trace de Lron
sailed along the Florida coast
in 1513.
Approximately $373 In dam
•grs were reported by San
bird Police Thursday when
two autos rollnled at lh« inlerscctkin of Celery and Mel
kmv tile Avenue*.
An auto driven by Cecil E
Flowers, going north on Mel
lonviile, attempted to turn
left on Celery and struck on
other car, proceeding south
on Mellonvilte, operated by
James F. Young.
The Young car sustamrd
estimated damages of $330
while the other vehicle’s dam
ages were set at $23. No in
juries were reported.
VICE ADM. PAUL II. RAMSEY
former
Com in amir r
«,f
Sanford* Heavy Attack Wing
Patuxent
River,
Mil.,
where
many of Urn Navy's latest air
One
who now heads Naval craft came into operation un
Aviation in the Atlantic will dcr his ryes.
visit here next Thursday to
These included the A-3 Viglacquaint himself with new
lanle, fast becoming the harkequipment and facilities at
the Sanford Naval Air Sta bom 4 lire heavy attack pro
gram and soon slated to per
tion.
Vice Admiral Paul It. Ham- form reconnaissance duties
sey, Commander Naval Air for the Navy.
Force Atlantic Fleet, will ar
As
Heavy
Attack
Wing
rive at II 'SO a m. to meet with One's seeurul leaiter (August
Capt. James O. Mavo, cur 1951 to August 1352) he ac
rent Wing Commander, and cumulated experience which
commanding o f f i c e r s
of would tend to give him fur
squadron- under Mayo’s su ther insight Into today's heavy
pervision lie plans to leave : attack program.
about 2 p m.
Adm Ramsey's service in
This will be Adm. tt.imse) . many of ihc major battles in
first visit to Sanford since; the Pacllic during World War
accepting hi* current com- || earned lor him one of the
insnd Sept. 26. Ramsey'-, "A ir longer lists o f decoration*
Lant" staff is headquartered aiuitru' active Naval aviators
In Nor folk. Ya.
llie-e mcludr Hie highly-reHis predecessor, Vice Adm. .pertej Navy Cross and Leg
Frank O ileirne, visited San ion of Merit.
ford July 12 as principal
speaker
at (he Ming's
Change » f Command cere
monies.
AUSTIN, Tex
(U P I) Adm
Ramsey arrived at Wounded Texas Gov. John
his present post unusually Conually returned to his ofliqualified fur commanding the vial duties hxlajr weak from
Atlantic's jet-age air (orce. injuries ami saddened by the
He is fresh from command of assassination
of
President
Ihc Naval An Test Center at i Kennedy two week* ago.
Commlly On Job
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By Donna Eat re
An
ordinance expressing
the City o f Longwood'* Inten
tion to annex territory on the
east aide o f Highway 17-92
from Oak Lane to SR 434 waa
unanimously
adopted after
three consecutive renting* at
the regular December meet
ing o f the City Council Thur*
day evening.
Tho annexation ordinance
w ill becom* final after a per
iod o f 30 days.
In other business council
reappointed John Beams to a
two-year term aa a director
on the South Seminole Natur
al Gaa Authority. Ream* re
cently completed hi* flrat twoyear term as a director of
the Authority.
Motion* were made and ap
proved to donate $30 to the
city's Christmas Party Fundi
to spend approximately $125
fo r portable light* and other
equipment for the fire do
pnrtmcnt and to giv* a $10
raise in salary, retroactfv* to
Noe. 1 to Mrs. Ruth Layo,
clerk o f th* police court.
The financial *talenient wr.s
approves! and various bills
paid. The meeting was ad
journed subject to call.
Two Cars Hit
At Crossing
A
Orange
County,
Chairman
B a y* Harrison broke (be tie
and voted to include the De
seret site.
Longwood OKs
Annexation
Ordinance
center
Cape Kennedy.
Narcotic* valued betwesn
1200 and *300 were stolen
from Stubbs Pharmacy in
Forest City by a thief, or
thieves, who broke into the
drug store on west SR 136
sometime after I t p.m. Thurs
building
A State Narcotic Agent i*
expected to arrive today to
take o w i Investigation,
misstte
henceforth will be known ai
Drugs Stolen
At Forest City
day.
L. G. Stubbs, owner of the
busine-s. told the Herald thi*
morning that entry was gain
ed by breaking out steel cas
ings. enforced with concrete,
on the back door. Change
left in the store also wa»
taken.
.Stubbs estimates losses of
approximately |S*0 which in
clude* costs o f replacing the
narcotics and damages to the
-
spit that houses the nation's
Rules For Theaters
Ouster Stayed
(U P I)
By Fred Van Pell
BOCA R A T O N - The new
East Central Florid* Univer
sity will be located In Semi
nole County or Orange Coun
tyThe State Board of Control,
in session here today, nar
rowed the site for the new
school to four pieces of land
to the two counties. These
are the Lake Ada and Lee
Ranch sttca in Seminole Coun
ty and the Bluestnne ami Des
eret site* in Orange County.
The board split with a
three-three vote In that they
were divided on the Deseret
site which Ilea in Southeast
It’s official—the jutting sand
Bryant Delays
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Cape Kennedy
Limited To
Test Center
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Portugal Called
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Final Selection
Set For Jan. 10
Woman Cited In
Traffic Case
Christine 8. Carroll was cit
ed by (hr Sanford Pollra Dapurtment lust light for fulling
to yield a right o f way when
the aulo she was driving
struck another driven by Wil
liam P. Hunter, 1201 W. Rey
nold*, Plant City.
The collision occurred when
Mrs. Carroll, accompanied by
her hwdmnd, pulled out o f a
parking area at 2012 .South
French Avenua at approxi
mately t»;30 Thursday night
mid stunk tha Hunter aulo
ns it was proceeding south on
French Avenue.
AI r. nnd Mrs. Carroll res ids
at gUJ'a Oak Avs., Sanford.
No injuries wers reported
VAH-9 Returns
To Base Today
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The decision not to make a
final
selection today
wae
reached when the board de
cided it should make further
study relative to transporta
tion, accessibility, population,
churches and schools.
Several of the board mem
bers indicated (hey favor the
Lee Ranch site and there wae
no discussion about the Lake
Ada site. It was apparent
lhat all board members fav
or the Lake Ada site because
there was no discussion.
The board members Indi
cated they will again visit
the four sites and will direct
the staff member* to enter
into further *tudy before fin
al selection Is made.
Dr. J. Broward Culpepper,
executive director, requested
and waa granted permission
to notify Seminole ami Or
ange County commissioners
not to proceed with soil bor
ing tests until the board has
narrowed its selection even
more.
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The board said it would
make a final choice at Its
next meeting Jan. 10 in Talla
hassee.
The Lake Ada site, now
chiefly given over to cattle
grating and citrus, was pro
moted by the Sanford City
Commission as the site for the
new university.
The a p p r o x i m a t e 1,000
acres, held by nine owners,
contain* a number of lakes—
Hidden Lake, Loch Low, Lako
Ada, Reservoir Lake, etc.
The site to bounded by
Highway 17 92, Lake Mary
Boulevard and Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad with Semlnolo
High School adjacent to tho
north. It include* a number
uf (wines which may be used
as
residences for faculty
members.
County Cbmmliilon had re
quested and was refused an
interchange connecting Interstale 4 and 1-aks .Mary Boule
vard. It to now believed that
because o f the new university
the Interchange will be In
cluded by the federal govern
ment.
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City of Sanford, with state
approval, plans to annex the
area to further insure ade
Heavy
Attack
Squadron quate fire and police protec
Nina return* today from the tion, water, seweraga amt
US8 Saratoga where planes other utilities.
and flight crew* have been
Tlie Lee Ranch site is held
engaged In training and fleet by three property owneri.
exercise operations for sev Morn than 2,000 acres were
eral days.
offered, with the state given
Tin; squadron, commanded a choice of l.ooo acres—to
by Udr. James Shipman, ii other words, the cast 1,00(1
permanently assigned la the acres or the west 1,006 acres.
Saratoga. U returned In Oc
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Title
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Sanford Herald, 1963
Dublin Core
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, December 05, 1963
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
An account of the resource
<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 05, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
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Text
Source
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Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 05, 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
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald