7 10 259 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a59c3ac6dd510b18723335c7b496d352.pdf 7eca1eaeb642164a98aab5ca229d369d PDF Text Text Dealers Pleased A t Public's Reception O f 1964 Autos "Terrific'* I* th* word! This sums up succinctly the expression of area automobile dealers and salesmen ns to the reception given the I9t>| mod­ els now on display by the buy­ ing public. (■ary Hudgins, manager of Strickland M o r r i s o n , Inc., snid the "reception is the best I've ever seen, and that is nut sales talk. We have had the finest in buying response in our history. This year the driving public Is buying new ears." Hill Hemphill, owner of Rill Hemphill Motors, reported “ the reception wus the best r e c o r d e d at announcement time. Deliveries are better and interest is higher. We are very pleased." STRICKLAND MORRISON’S mannKcr (Jury Hudgins demonstrate the 1064 Ford Onlnxie. AARP Chapter To Meet At DeBary Manor HILL IIEMP^HI.L MOTORS’ Con E. Chnniot (rljdit) presents the keys of a 11)01 Rambler station wagon to Jack Koasmnn, first buyer. Child Safely Missile Club To Hear Week Observed Talk On Exposition This week li Child Safety Week. Statistics compiled by the State Extension Service reveal that accident* cause more deaths otyong children be­ tween the age* of one and tt year* than the five loading childhood disease* combined. Cast year in Florida there were 331 arcldents among children from Infancy through four year*. Of these 73 involv­ ed motor vehicles, 10 were poisoning by solids and li­ quid* at home, 12 were falls at home anil 53 were fire ex­ plosions at home. Among children from five to It years, there were 25H accidents last year. Of these 33 were from motor vehicles, one by poisoning at home, eight by falls and 2U from fire explosion*. Ity Jane Caaaelbrrry Tim South Seminole Junior High School Missile Club will receive au introduction to the Sulutn to Space Science Achievements Exposition to lie held in Oilnndo Oct. 22-2.1 when Henry \V. Ostermeyer, assistant director, speaks to the club on Thursday nt 3:15 p.m. The meeting will tie open to tlm piddle. Ostermeyer wilt show a 15 minute film on (lie Paris Air Show and will brief club mem­ bers on what they may ex­ pect to see nt the exhibition which will lie the largest ever put together by NASA, Exhibits to lie displayed un­ valued at $10 million dolliirs and will he shown at the Ex­ position Park and the Munici­ pal Auditorium, Among the more interest­ ing displays will he the orig­ inal spare rapsule In which Scott Carpenter was launched and n 1913 replies of the Cur­ tiss • Wright plane. "Space, mobile," no edticntionnl pro­ gram will be shown in the au­ ditorium and will he of inter­ est to everyone. Special arrangements me being muile fur school chil­ dren from the seven counties participating to see the ex­ hibit. Following the program Thursday, officers for the general executive hoard of the missile rlub will he elect­ ed. crAuiirut and spacious! All-new room In 'M Rambler American . . . plenty for ft adults, longer wheelbase; same easy hansiting and famed Rambler economy. BEAUTY MAKES NEWS IN AN ALL-NEW’64 RAMP' tty Mr*. Adam .Muller The Dt-R.iry Chapter of the American Association of Re­ tired Persons (AARP) will meet at to a m. Friday uM)ct!«ry 3fanitl',"llie'riew nursing, convalescent and retirement living facility on Highway IT32 at Lake Susan which is ex­ pected to open on Nov. I. Program chairman llowatd Middleton has announced that the speaker for Friday’* meeting will he John Jenkins, administrator for the new home, who will outline plan* for its operation. Jenkins also will answer questions con­ cerning the facility and will conduct a tour of the home for those attending. Interested persons from De­ nary and surrounding com­ munities have boon invited to Join the AARP group for this meeling by Mrs. Marge Ul­ rich, president. Parking fa­ cilities with entrance from Highway 17 32 will he avail­ able for those attending. Tlie Chapter will conduct its annual business session during which three directors will he elected and reports o( committees will he heard. ors related “ the public really SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS’ Bon 1lowland i* pictured with the new Dodge offered by bis firm, likes our new models and, what's more, they are buying. Responso has been wonder­ ful." "Very good and we’re very pleased," said Don Rales, owner - mangner of Sanford Motor Conipuny. "Everybody likes the aptaarunes of our new models. Sales are good." Willie Hunt, owner of Hunt l.ineoln-Mereury, joined in the overall report of "good recep­ tion to our new models by the buying public. It can he sum­ med op in one word, 'terrific'." “ Most gratifying" was too' expression of Ren Howland, « f Seminole County Motors, who added, ‘'tlm response has lieen (0 greut we’ve hod to order more models already. It has la-ell n-nl fine." David Tomlinson, new man­ ager of Holler Motor Sales, told of "exceptional reception for our llait model*. We are the 11)61 Unmet Cnliente (left) and Continental. HUNT LINCOLN - MERCURY naliwmen Jack very pleased, i l u i i n v n m Morgenritern, Ray Win free and Ed Hunt display great." '-x*1-r m s t a n d a r S Club To Meet The lleltary Fishing Club will *ee the film, "Fabulous Fishing In Panama," at Wed­ nesday* 7 3d p m meeting to lie held in Die Rcrrealion Hall of the Fire Station. H ol­ den!* of surrounding areas are invited to attend. Colombia I* the only Smith A m e r i c a n eoun’ ry which fronts on both th« pacific and Atlantic Derails. ixr»A-VAiui MAruns in every ISM Rambler: curvedgU*» ode windows; Ceramic - Armored cvlijml system; cod spring* m all sejl*. Irani aoJ rear; lull 11* wheel*; DoubleSafety brake*; and many, many more. ir o s it option: Twin-Stick i loor-Sliilt with Overdrive. , . , ipoiiv-car action! One of siviratumivsionchoivvain I'ltvl Rambler American! 3 EXCITING NtW '6 4 SI HirS Hjmb'trAmgf 40 Rjmbltf ('4*. f»c»Vt* R*.*r: ;r A- : j . . i • V When winter calls the signals, be ready! When footballs fill the air and autumn leaves begin to fall, it’s time to see your Cnt.filv n##. latiWy b*Jut »ul |9o4 Htmbict Amw.Jft 440 con.«»tb! NO. 1 INCOMPACT CUt JAUS 1AMIIER LUOS BECAUSE RAMBLER LISTENS BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. Standard Oil dealer for a Fall Certified Car-Cheek. lie checks your car inside and out, winterproofs it from bumper to bumper to assure you trouble-free driv­ ing in tho cold months ahead. Fall Certified Car-Check is another o f the ways— 301 West First Street, Sanford, Fla. we take better care o f your carl Watch the Danny Kaye Show on CHS-TV, Wednesday evening*, 10.(V, Channel a STANHAPO Oil. COMPANY (KtNTVICKYS �J ( 5 1 j ? S a u f t i r f r I t r r a l i t WEATHER: Generally fair today ami Thursday; hijrl» today in uppor SO*; low tonight In 60*. VOL. .*>6 United Pres* l-eiued Wire Established 1908 WED., OCTOBER 9. 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 35 ^ C LO < * City Manager Pete Knowles was literally tearing his hair this morning . . . disgusted with the State Road Depart men! Some time aso a city water main hunt under West Firs* Street. The city made repairs and applied for a “ use permit" to patch the street. The city had to fill in five copies of a Iwn-page permit application to forward to the SRD office at Orlando for more forwarding to the SRD office at DeLand. Today I’ e'e received wxird from the WASHINGTON tUPD — SltD he will have to forward President Kennedy was ex­ five copies mure to each of the utilities companies al­ pected today to announce ap­ though none are Involved. He proval of a promised multisaid it's a two-hour job to million dollar "one shot" sale of surplus U. S. wheat to the fill in the papers. Soviet Union. * * • The President’* announce­ Seminole Plata shopping ment may come at hi* news center at Casselberry con­ tinues to grow. In addition to conference at fl p. m. KDT. the (our new shops opening The conference originally was today— Maid-Rite bake shop, scheduled for 4 p. m. KDT, but •fools Cards and Gift shop, J. the time was changed, pos­ Philip Jewelry and Don's sibly to coincide with the dos­ barber shop—work was start­ ing time of the west coast ed on the Cinema Theater commodity markets. Administration sources con­ and Trade winds Cafeteria. • • • firmed privately that poten­ Note on the police blotter: tial sales to Russia and its Please launch a search for satellites could reach about our three-year-old son. And 2ia million bushels of wheat. then a postscript: Never One source said Russia al< nr mind—we found him asleep might take up to Bill million to t ill million bushels. on tlir porch. • • a •--Jtuafia..indicated to the U. That state university site S. government for the"Tirit Inspection team will be here time earlier this week that it again on Monday and Tues­ is interested in buying t eday hi look over Seminole tween $ 1 .1 1 ) million and $2n0 County's four other offerings. million worth of grain. * • • The propose.) sale, which United Fund will have Its would be handled by private .second report coflce at 8 a. American grain traders, would m. Friday at the North branch bo for gold or dollars. A ttetl of Winter Park Federal Sav­ law forbids extension of any ings and Loan Association at but ordinary c o m m m in i Fern Park. short-term credits to any na­ • • • tion that has previously de­ Mrs Stephanie C. Hodges. faulted on a debt uwed the 101 F.ast Jinkins Circle, was United State*. graduated from Famous Ar­ tists Schools at Westport. Conn, * • « Me'odee skaitn? rink on Onora Road is holding a benefit today until midnight with all proceeds going to WASHINGTON (CPI) — the United Fund So he a The rulers of Cora Nostra or­ *‘ gor>d skxtc" and help a dered a "merev killing" of worthy cause. New Jersey underworld boss • I I Willie Moretti in 1931 l ocalise Vudichmn i« a service now lie wj» ill and seemed to b<» pre-tented by the Sanford At­ losing In* mind, gan.-tant in­ lantic National Hank to the former Joseph Valarbi testi­ public whereby a number— fied today. 33tt 07:1.1—may be dialed on Turn. Yatachi said, gang­ any 'phone and the correct land's elite produced ,i giant time of day will be given. flowerfestrained funeral to ex­ The bank put this service in press the mob's undjlng af during last January. It is fection for Moretti. Interesting that during Sept­ Valachl said Vito Genovese ember the number of calls became disgruntled will) Moto this telephone number retti over ''independent" ope­ were monitored and Presi­ rations tile (alter ran in New dent Howard Hodges reports Jersey with to or .”>n aides that during this one month According to Valachl, word the calls numbered 3l),3t'»5. began to spread that "Willie * • • was losing lu* mind." Then Sorptnole High Hand Asso- there was talk "about hilling nation will meet at 8 p. m. him," Valachl said, using the Thursday in the hand room at undenvorld slang 'tut' to the school. mean murder. * • • Mri Alfred W. Stanley Jr., the former Sylvia Price, of Sanford, is among the hope­ fuls for the title of "Mrs. KIWI.A f.t'MPI It it P l i University of Florida 19r!3." * • • The Perak Slate \--einhly Postal from George Touhy, approved an allocation Tucpostmarked Hollywood: In day for the hiring of iwo Roy Great Britain the name at Medicine men for the Sul ■Christine" may cause con­ tan of Perak, Their duties Include sprinkl sternation but here at the S A 1. convention, much at­ ing rose water on hoi water tention is focused on "Flora." al Royal wedding* and lluyal • • • clrcu incisions Ttie Herald's reading public is far Hung Several weeks $100 Stolen ago we published a picture of Theft of 5H>0 from .1 cash Sylvia Peeples, about to drawer some tone Tue*dj y leave for nursing training at afternoon wax reported by Georgia Baptist Hospital in Dick's Appliance hen tee. 510 Atlanta. Sylvia just wrote her Sanford Avenue, to ponce folk* that she had a "blind'* date wuih * Georgia Tech student who saw her picture in Tiie Herald and telephoned to say he is from Sanford, too WASHINGTON fUI’ ll — * • • Weather Si'ienti-** ur»* baffT.-d Charles fortes, son of Mr Kennedy's OK Of Wheat Sale To Russia Due Probers Told Of 'Mercy billing' A ll’s Rosy For Medicine Men Health Chief Says Little To Fear Here State's Agricultural Growth Tops All Nation, Bureau Utility Franchises Pass First Reading Death Toll From Flora Rises As Reports Come In mwA BRIEFS 2 U. S. Copters Crash In Midair On FBI List Mai' *Sut Bade Farm Bureau To Fred Building Vornaculai* OKd Library Action Asked By JCs Pro-Casiro Band Slrikes Again and a w o l by 11ui in a n e Hot)* Nothing quite like it ever happened before atnee the weather bureau tatted keep­ ing detailed hurricane teeuiil* In Hs7l), . . . At It * m FbT. Fiura'* renter was about IrtU miles nortli northeast "f Turk* I* land. British West Indies, near latitude 25 ’J north, longitude 71U west. It *a> moving northeast at about Id m p h. • • • it may w«U go mu* history Actress To Weil Cut May Delay Molchole Work Work May Halt On Girls' Town Protests To I)iem Alfdf'i'ia Aivused Mon. and Tucs. Specials! WITH A LI* Flora's Strange Maneuvers Baffle Weather Experts and Mrs Walton M Torres, Geneva, has been se eded by Stet*on University officials to participate in a new program designed to prepare students for careers in higher educa­ tion • • • Quoting from the late Will Rogers, Mr K I York speak­ ing in behalf of the coming university bond issue, said. Tuc only thing more expen sue than education us ignor­ ance." A point well put, con­ sidering the present unempktyuuoi and seif aw ratio. DR. K. T. YORK, Florida's provost o f agriculture i* welcomed at the nn- iniit! dinner meeting of the Seminole County Furnt Bureau at the Civic All Seminole County food Center Tuesday by Bureau [’resident Joe Baker. f Herald Photo) stores and school* were alert­ ed today by Health Director Frank l.eone with a warn­ ing against the distribution ami lit-,, of a smoked fish product suspected of causing four food poisoning death*. THIS COMPACT AUTO turner! turtle* Tuesday nijflit at Five Point* when Dr. Lrone said county sntilthe driver, Mary Brown Astorow, a school teacher of Winter Park, tried to tnrinn* were checking today, negotiate the curve on State Road 127 leading into Ilwy 17-92 at too fast even before United l’ re*s re­ a rate of speed. The driver was not hurt; no glass was broken, but Trooper ported from Tallahassee that Florida's agricultural deve­ annual dinner meeting hold County farmers In fight to J. U. Sikes, who investigated, estimated damage to the dented top at Agtir 11 I 111 r s Commissioner lopment has outstripped that Tuesday at llu* Civic Center, maintain the American sys­ $251) to $300. Doyle Conner announced the Fainting to figures winch tem of free entc-prise," up a of an other state in the na­ smoked fi*h product hnd tion, and still has the great­ showed Florida'* increases in which our successful economy reached some Florida mark­ est potential fur highest fu­ production tn In* from four and our standard of living. et*. ture development, Dr. F.. T. hr seven limes greater than Hie highest in Hie world has According to Ul’ t, Conner York, provost of agriculture that of other slates. Dr. York always been based." ordered fetal inspectors to for Florida told more than 300 gave credit to tin* state's In his opening remarks, check nil Florida food stores member* of the Seminole unique resources and eliniate Dr. York who is chief e£ to determine whether snyr of County Farm Bureau at the for tin* phenomenal growth in agricultural education and all agricultural field*. the fi-h hnd been sold. research at the University of In indicating unlimited fu Florida put in a plug for tho Dr. I.cone said no instruc­ lure growth, the nationally coming Nov. 5 referendum o;» tions have been received fiont Ordinances setting 3o yea r, approved on first reading Is** known educator and agricul­ the university bond Issuu MIAMI (Ul’ l) - - Hurricane 1'iiil dm* mo* but that Sanita­ Iranchi.se* witfi Florida I'ow Tuesday night by the North tural leader quoted the por­ which he pointed out "Is doFlora's Caribbean death toll ria) - Val Robin*, Ray Knleel *e-fitrpnralrwn-«n.i-gtih'aih.xn Qr]|iri.i.. village Council. tion of tin* laird's prayer sperately needed to check tha rose to more than 2.7ml known and Maurice Corbett are visRulnne Gas Company of At the same time~jii‘**Tf'iTt-'" (ufaTiUel Trnfl another U-huu iting mlL_grarerie< with the which says, "Give 11* this day ever increasing overflow c l N'tirlb Carolina. Inc . were ac our daily bread" and asked the state's higher educational nance setlng up rules ami were (cared tost today a* the view of having any efThtT cepted for Hie agenda and k s l i o p b r u t .......... the aorlTenes*' "til '■ponder on -sin t o m - ---------------regulations for burning trash storm fin afly moved toward product removed from stock TAM .All.\SSKK 4111*1» — why the prayer as voiced die open Atlantic and away "We have been tolJ. Waf and also to nsrerlniti if any and tits* discharge of fire Tba fifth seml-niinual Amt­ by Floridians had been so there will be more studenta from the It. S mainland. arms within the village limits ( Radio report*. Intercepted bad bectl sold. ell Fnrces-Stnto of Florida bountifully answered. applying to nur universities Although public school* use was passed and adopted on m Miami, added 105 known I'rnffic Safety workshop wilt Drawing from his wxirld in Ihe next seven years than only canned tuna anil froxcn first reading. dead and 4.DIK) missing in fish. Hr. I cone said school be held in Urlundu Get. til l I, travels, I'r. York make mean­ there has been In the past 7(4 The latter specific* that no tile Stut« I'alrol said today. eastern Cuba to previous re ingful comparisons In'tween years," said Dr. York. trash may be burned without 1(tort* of 2..'io0 lit ail and fear food department* have been ilm basis of agriculture in President ot the Seminohi ah')tcil to check their sup­ SAIGON. South Viet Nam permission lnmi the North i for 2,5mi olbers in Haiti and the tremendous economic County Farm Bureau, Jou it'l'It — Two If. S. Marine Orlando Volunteer Fire De aI least 112 others dead in plies He added that "there is WASHINGTON (UI’I) — growth ami constantly rising Baker presided at the annual so much fresli fiilt used here Corps helicuptet* carrying s partment and that all firc> Cuba. Thomas Asbury 11inter. Hit lic­ standards of living in the bureau meeting. Music was that we have little to fear total of 13 American* crushed IllUst be supervised until ensed |N>lic# slayer with Dixie well-fed, over abundant popu­ presented by Ihe Seminolj In its nine day rampage fiont till* smoked fi*li." and burned in the jungle high- completely burned, sympathies, was listed today lace of the United .States, High School band and memtbrimxii Givi Caribbean and Ho- firm which munufnr. lund* .TJ5 mil. * north of It prohibits the dm barge across the southeastern 11.1 j by the FBI *s into of tin* nn- which "has a new customer Iters nt thu county 4 II Club lure* tbn produrt, II. J. HornSaigon, o( firearms, fireworks ur dv- himas, the hurricane winch i tlnn'is H) must wanted clltn- W n avery tl seconds" ami served the mi'.tl, under Uv» Orte nillitary (*>urrt* said; natnlle. except in. ca u l of mas- 4tjpd out to be Ihr mod box A llrotlu-r, suspended I mill*. cnnslanlly decreasing direction of Mi** Myrtle \VH* * the production of the fish amt liey ||||. ..lie lit-* II Sil.U lOWU L* de' 1 ' I Cl I T agricultural production of *nu. Home Demun.stratioa leaoiy <ft the goth century, by r« mu" i -i im uiii fir., " ■" M ».i it.. North o do u.so claim'd nearly 50 more notlfic I distributors to doCommunist-held countries. Agent. but €. tr American military Volunteer Police Department lives in Tobago, Grenada, Tfty their supplies. • ■ • • Dr. York pointed out that I I.ONDON (U l’lj — I'rime Failure to comply could re Jamaica and the Dominican Thu smoked fish I* sus­ ; Minister Huruhl Mncmilinii's 1 the American system of free sped jsiiijiii *ai I it appeared pected of containing Botu- illness, whirh may put him out enterprise, which he said is i 1o hi lii-opti * collided in the suit in fine* up to $200 or jail Republic. it . Hie pilot* may have been sentences up to ft* day • A 1 an radio broadcast Itmis, * poison u*iialt.v fatal [of uetiun fur threo month-, to­ threatened by every encroach­ Responsibility and nnliga .. tr. ted I- C o III 'll U II i * t reported this morning that to human*, according to Con­ day inervaseil the odd* in ing federal power, is the corHun of the coiineil in ndai o "two entire villages have ills ner. Four p- 1 *011* in Tciiliev ■•iindfi.o in llio . i-a, Hu favor of his resignation be- netstotte of tin* successful to upkeep of the rccreafhitl ipokesnian »aid. fond, fiber Htid live-lock pro­ appeared, washed away by * ee hove dint recently from 1 fore the general eleeliutt*. duction of the Cnit.’d States no the basis of pii-liminary area was discussed at length Hu* (loud water', and there I* bull) 111'us. Mrnihrrt of the Remlnolti He noted that tho failure County Farm Bureau, armed fear Hi.it lino students anil report* from rescue aircraft Mayor W W Anderson 1 peatnlly pointed out that the worker have perished " which flew over the scene, and VATICAN CITY tlJI’D - - of government run enterprise with a $1 it year lease uf prop­ village does nul own Hie pro Tin* villages were not iden wiie filed on by Red guerril lb Vatican Cmin. il today ov­ in Soviet countries indicat­ erty ncrosa llwy 17-’J2 from perty and would in laet In tlfles). lu*. it appeared that all 1— erwhelmingly approved a *er- ing the Hillary of successful the emmty agricultural «f* trespassing if workers were An earlier broadcast re men died in the flaming crash. ies id proposals mith-imlng government control of agri­ ficus, (brutigh action of thu sent tw clean the ground ported Mm coffee picker* The two helicopters were on Inti lahtetion of muilem langti- culture. and urged Seminole Seminole County Commission, Asked If the North Orlando drowned lit (lrii life province a mercy mission searching fur nge* to replace I.at in in large volt d Tuesday nt their nitnuiil Company eould nut be forced U South Vietnamese plane pil­ meeting to build a now Farm A resolution requesting tlm portion of tho Muss. to keep the area. Anderson oted by an American At my staled that possibly a (Hung­ Bureau building. ( llv ot Sanford to piocenl captain when they crushed. Cost uf the new building, newith .1 plan to remodel Hie er ordinance willi "teeth in The i ina,iin is missing and FORT I AU I JKIt llAl.K. Fla e o rd I n g to coniprchcnslva former postofflce building In­ it" could be passed In re believed dead. WASHINGTON (IMM> — plans presented by Ernest to a public library will U- (I'I't) Aetresn June Allyson ganls to property owners' re presented by the Sanford- and California hair stylist A project « cntlata believe Southward of the Imildin • xponsibility. Simiinult- County J u n i o r Glenn Mavwiell took out 11 one of the most * veiling committee, will ho ’ ’in tho It was (minted not that C A IS Y< VS, V p n 1* /. 11 »* t 11 Chamher of Cointnerce to the marriage license here today prujei t - bring undertaken by neighborhood" of 4 1 1 ,00 (1, neither r.in Hie coimell .i* 1 1' I*I» Nnv It-rroriftl vioArchitectural aketehe* of Mime duties of the parent* in li'lH'w Uuml TDrilly « Iill f iv** C i t y Commission Monday (or a wedding phi lined Satur­ tin* guv. rnmrril may lx* set day at Mount Beat'll. hack by a year nr more be- tlm proposed building and keeping children from plas In prraofta v \ I in an at- evening rmi'o of budget s-ilt • Voted by floor plan were shown on a The resolution point* to the A halt in clearing ground the street* after one citi/en I•■in|t11 J nntl l»y ni.i* him*/1 in »t \' * population of approxi Hie lb-nee Appropriations lu1 ge *. recti via a projector, for son li in Inin of Hi** new llully stated that lie would .1! mud u N.luruimiml muiikhris lo.itely LH.OoO, adding that SAhiON, Vit*c Nam (1 T b t emnnitee. o lb.it all Farm Bureau ment­ Girls' Town in North Orlando bold the council ro.siNiiisih.bIIn iti til drift IM )Iill' stilt fon. Jircsent f.icilltli-* of tile Sail l,"» |i. U :Itinti« ,N*, lirouiutH'lil Tin- 11".?* mlltom Mntiob* ion* could view Hus plan.* for could he called by Saturday tl a child it "killed in the I h r ttrriii His, fttriiihrm of bird I’ ublie Idblary are WINiitrtitlivr of uti pmj-.t to study tin* earth’ s *h*. new building. if action taken by Hie Village street* “ (fit* }HH*(‘li-it ( O \ f fill'll K<<lcr1 lolly inadequate.” • itfM Minn I S. eore was among those tb.it Council Tuesday night re­ The group voted unanimous­ Council did agree, however fur S' fit mmil I. 1 In' r it t j o n Tlie I s inner.il Service* ti'uiu toiiiin^ VL*t Nurn, h.»< iiffeied wben the roiumitie. ly <01 u resolution introduced quiring a city occupational Hint steps would be taken -it t K VI S * fhwt tlyluiriiit. d pinv Admiriisir.ition lu* offered |iiut 1-Aii fl iii I'r*’ *nilnt N$id * hupped tJlili IIIitIilIII f'.Ill (y Smithw.ird to teas.* tlm license for Reiter Brother*, a workshop meeting in llo i t lire 1 tvadniK into t hr llo- old poxfolliee hulldlug to Ehuh Hut-Mi «t*;inrkit flu- Eii'ut tins (iropu-vd 4 .1 mil land cle.u ti -uti contractor*, m.ir future In luck rili/en* in laud 11 rim llu* eoiiuty uud pro­ is enforced, their efforts to keep the play Lion and I In'll nUitt'kid It front t1■i- City for a library for 211 InIf *«f ill v'Pit A1111*i' Ii’ll 11 *i*1vvn 11inIget of Hi,. National ivi- ceed at once with plan* for After Saturday, unless the grounds ami general area cut ro<ift«i(m and m m rnrinjf by at >. ir», after which the pro iiipii hy VictriniiiPN** finlui*. eli. 1* Fi"imlati»n. eotinlrui tern. p. rl> will he deeded In San 525 license is bought, charges In other business council hitfh afn-r«|t I'lsjlsr r r x M rd ihr Httmk lord. up to $2'» a day can lie voted In enter negotiation* for brought .1 .nn-t the land a new franchise with Hie and Irchtjoj.' conrintird for AI .Gl KltS 41*1*11 M i....... Itnlit y i' 11nr ifit I A 1iur r i11 vvit h He.1 ring jirm if work 1 * con Nui in Orlando Company after inorr t hit 11 t w1> hiiiitra !»•»"for«> No One To Hlame invHilin^ it« tfrritory to T ill tinned the present franchise is re tin* tuirortnt-i Hull. 1 s. t Him 1 : ,M11f#r than 2(H) itln* WASHINGTON A »r»- 110 Mofitcuan miil*ft*!9 iu « City nffleial* have been ad­ worked and amended to lie f« i 1 i itn-rit writ* ru-vhs-d to th<« th«*r huri'nii ' »k*nrimn• rumvised by Reiter Brother* that lele the clause pertaining to iliih TupsilHy. It sent Infurthey were hired In Hie Norlti (Irr hydrant charge*. Ml htv'ir^xMf stdliori ti# h»d|« fli'ht iiDHtin^ *»n HuiTintnu F'lura‘ ThufiK i ;*>if «lhfn*l *■*•**! iki a t io n MiiiMlut AtMli'lEintli J 6 I I I i v i i u [ Orlando Company and Hint liust-line *liin* from either off tin* attack the rumpanv should be re party ot the contract will be hruil,i- ttf f and run ,«|«|on r fitly Ki**rn; if utr hud, num* h*nl> IJoiitiili’li lo \)jf ir ( s to runfier sponsible fur purchase of the dropped if agreement is ordy a ft * r runnifiif oui of mi.dtt think It^ four-day *it- wit Ei i'n’^iiJifit A iniiuii 1ic n COMI'LKTF ilnivn wik our fault.** reached ,tn a new franchise urnm nnition. license. Hull-. IUN Probe Feelers UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. General As»i in1*ly ('resident < arlos Sosa ItodriI a* the biggest tr*.pl>«l storm, large part of Haiti. In Haiti The** more often than not qil likly dies bemuse of frie- que* of Venrxuelo was con to date, of the goth century. alone it rluiliie-l l.IIIMl In, ., shove Hi** hurricane *-asl an.I t isin *t d m ill on it* life forces. -ultiug iridlvldiial delegation* t-hli.i produced the stioligBut Flora did it ami kepi it.s today on the formation of n |according to re(«'il" from the north until il dies out over the I N leant to i n v e s t i g a t e c*t sustained wfml.* I lu mile* stricken area, before laying 11. 1 HII, When tho westerlies hurricane statu*. The trade iiiiges of religious |rs*rsi-euan hour-—ever measured by are displaced to the north of wind* apparently suspended tion against BuiMlnst* 111 hurrirutie r e a e 11 r e b plane*. -lege to Cuba. e ju*t i uo't e * ji 1 ,1 i n (heir tisoul we*t-to-ea*t route their nut-liiwi-il t r a v e l s .-oiilh Viet Nam. And if the. casualty report* turn out to lit trite, It lias beep I I oa'» behavior," Hr Robe l II iia< the rout iiient, Gin ri while Flmw stood hHH. Wiiy WASHINGTON’ l lT I ) — this grvutrst killer since I'jOO M. While, the chief of the t canes may veer inland farlow they did *0 i* a mystery. Ail explanation of sorts i* Northeast Ail line* nourished when hurricane tub * drowned S Weather liuteau, said to­ them and clobber tho U. S. fl.lMNI person* at Galveston. day. possible for l-lora's continued only slender hope today that ena*t. Tex. Normally s tropical stoini 1 I n n 1* the firs t hurricane strength over land. The land it Would K*t to keep il- lucra­ That explains the *■ lenlist* generated in the Caribbean t* III 1 ecu i .led history Hurt got Urea was not huge enough to tive New Vork - to . Florida awe. Wbat baffti-* them is |carried westward by the trade -tailed in a small Caribbean keep Fbna from gathering route. I tie l ull Aeronautics Flora'* peculiar conduct dur­ wind*. The westward move­ region for more than 21 to 3d new energy from it* primary Board Tuesday mined down ing a four-day period when It ment continue* until the trade hours. In nest r««c* a hurri­ source, the warm sea which the line's plea for reconsiderpractically stood *till and wind* are overpowered by an­ cane that passes over land, it* outrigegrs continued to atimi of a CAB order taking aimed blows unceasingly upon other set of winds, the faater- particularly uiotintuiiiou* re. tide while it waa smashing at tli. ruute uwuy from North­ east, Cuba allot- devastating • ; moving prevailing weaUllie*. .gi'itis lose* iu vitality and 1 Haiti and Cuba Till*] TIEIM.MIN(iS 1 1 I 11 Remember Our Friday Nigltl Special FISH FRY ONLV 4 ^ .35 (’Alt Says No rillbDHF.N 410(1 INDF.R t2 — * / park ! mo1 — — f ,T > * J 0-nrd ft Operated By MJ vine .1 Bob llarlriHk llwy. 17-92 So. Sanlord I’ll. FA 2-39(13 l �! ‘ Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru October'13th - With the Purchase at Tairtow Sliced Picnic 3-et. PKa. Superbrand Cottogc 49‘ LEAN BRISKET Cheese 2 £p55* Palmetto Form* Prepared Salad 400 E. Firel St. French Ave. A 25th. Palmetto Are. ft 3rd SL ron 11, baaed at Sanford Naval Air Station, re­ cently made historic landing* aboard the at­ tack carrier USS Forreatal. Lt. Cdr. W. J. Quirk (left) made the 82,000th landing and a few week* later Lt. D. E. Nichole (right) made the 84,000th landing. (Navy Photo*) Chops Chops Chops Roast V A H -5 Flight Crews RIB LAMB Operate New Aircraft Heavy Attack Squadron 5 flight crawa have returned flights originated North Am erican from factory at from fiv e weeks o f Indoctri­ Columbua, Ohio, and were con­ nation, teat, and evaluation ducted throughout tha M id­ of tha complex systems, o f week the KASC “ Vigilante ” connaitaanca Lt, Cdr. Jim re- aircraft. The bombardier SHOULMR LAMB the OUon with * navigator Lt. Nell Pruden were first to fly Cabinet Offers Acreage Sale the TALLAHASSEE (U P I) The slate Cabinet agreed to advertise for bids on 324 acres ot land In Palm Beach County west of the Miami canal. The Okeelanta Sugar RelinIng Company offered to buy the land for (220 an acre and said It waa also negotiating to buy other acreage west of Its m ill site. The sale would bo subject to the un­ expired 10-year lease un the lend held by the Brown Sugar Corporation, the Cabinet said. The Cabinet also agreed to pul up for competitive bids the leasing of unimproved cattle grating lands in Palm County louth of Lake Okee­ chobee. The lease would be for 20 years. ?orosManTo Wa’chInCup multi-mllllon-doltar craft, follow ed cloeely air­ by Heavy Five’s Lt. Cdr. C liff Thompson and bombardiernavigator Dave Turner o f VAH-9. Dombanliera-navlgatora operated and evaluated the varloue camera* and re­ connaissance equipment. They kept the aircraft un a p r e ­ cis* course utilising the h igh­ ly accurate, Inertial naviga­ tion aystetn o f the “ V igi­ lante” . The missions wera daynight, low-high level, high speed rune over selected m ili­ tary and civilian Installations. Alt fligh t crews praUed the RA6C performance and atuted tliut the aircraft performed beautifully during all phase* o f the missions. On their re­ turn to Sanford, these avia­ tors became Heavy Attack Wing 1’* first fully qualified, operational reconnaissance crews. A second group o f Heavy ti flight crew* and mainten­ ance personnel are now, sim i­ larly, conducting flight o p ­ erations a t Columbus. Am ong these are Cdr. Paul F. W ern­ er, V A II-V a |ir«s*nt executive officer due to assume Com­ mand later this month. ATLANTA (UPI)-Take It from Arnold Palmer, the big money man In the world of golf, the fellow to watch In the Ryder Cup matches here this weekend Is U. S. Open TALLAHASSEE (UPI) champ Julius lloru*. Industrial Commliilnn Chair­ "Boros is plsying so well man Worley Brown said em­ It scares me," Palmer said ployment dropped II,Sou last Tuesday after the American August In Florida, while em­ team came off Ihc Hast Lake ployment was up by 2 .U0O. Country Club rourse. "Month for month, 1W2 has They had Just completed a a belter employment year In practice round for the Ryder Florida than HUB," he aaid. Cup matches with Great Bri­ "This consistent increase tain. which begins Friday. over last year Is an excellent The entire 10-inan If. S. indication of Florida's steady team appealed to be playing growth and husinesa expanwell ami palmer, the team I shin,” Brown added raptuln, was beaming with confidence, He hesitated to make uuy prediction* shout the uuleume of the three day battle will) the British hut left no doubt that In- thinks anything but a ROME (UPI) — Former bandy win by the Americans Empress Suraya, of Iran and would be a major Upset. Oscar-w inning Swl,* actor Practice sessions continue Maximilian Schell met at the today und Thursday ami Pal­ Itume airport to fly to Frank­ mer promised to decide by furt together. noon Thursday which combiSchell arrived from London nati..ns be would use in Ihu to join Soraya before they various loursiinie* und four- boarded the (light for Gerball mutches Friday and may, where she is to star in Saturday. a film about Catherine the Ureal of Russia. SAVE 40* . . HORMEL BONELESS FROZEN FOOD All flavors of Thrifty Maid MORTON Chic., Beef, Turkey, Ham, Sallibury, M. Lf REG- 39* PKG. . . FRIE0 (IN MARKET) MORTON APPLE, CHERRY, PEACH, COCONUT COPELAND WIENERS OR Fruit Pies 3 - 1 Dinners 2-89 Potatoes 4 1 ' g u • • w m SUNNYLAND FRESH PORK TASTE O' SEA HADDOCK ASTOR Crinkle Cut or Regular FRENCH FRIED n a i i u t f u i i v • • W-D LEANER, FRESHER GROUND Unemployment Drops In State Empress, Actor Meet At Rome Precaution LONDON (UPI) — When Post Office workars heard ticking inside a package mark­ ed "live bomb” Wednesday night, they railed police, who culled fireman, who railed bomb disposal men, who dump­ ed it into a bucket of water, then gingerly opened it. in­ side was un alarm clock uud a horseshue. Bureau Beams ALBANY, N. Y. (UPI) the normally staid U. 3. Weather Bureau here enthus­ ed over the brightness and position of the moon Wednes­ day night sent the following Dote on its teletype wire: “ lley everyone , . . look at (hot moon . . . to the vast . . . w o w e e ." OLD FASHION SPECIAL KLEENEX ASS'T COLORS Towels DINTY MOORE BEEF C 24-ox ww » e Can SAVE 10* EACH DAISY CHEESE Great with Apple* or Cauliflower Cauliflower Large, firm Fresh Heads Special price Jonathan Red A P P L E S Tart, Crisp, Cooking & Eating IS-ei. MR. CLEAN . . 39 e STARTER DUZ . . Camay Soap Duz Detergent BATH DETERGENT LARGE IVORY SNOW . . 35« t2-«i. . . THRILL . . 33« LARGE OREFT . . 35< REGULAR SIZE size (DINNER'VARE PACK) Ivory Snow . Camay Soap Dreft Detergent Queen �Oil -P] a n 8 Wed. Vea. O ct 9. *08—■ New Home Sales Under Study By Census Bureau A . D. TAIJOR. Sanford field underwriter for the New York Life In­ surance Company, toduy nddreiuod a compnny educational con­ ference for new under­ writers at Atlanta. And every Gift Backed by Top Value's 2 -W A Y Guarantee e r-a rr H H VAH-9 Crewman Sets Record 01 Eleven 'Shacks' REDEEM THE COUPON FROM COUPON BOOK k: YOU RECEIVED t j IN T H E M AIL A T W IN N -D IX IE I 4-PC . 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Coffee C a k e . . 1 .* '• * •v - - A *. • -L _. >• •• • •.:r 02275282 wAsinNGTON o u r n French F o r e i g n Minister Minister Maurice Court de Murville was flying home to­ day from talks here which failed In lessen basic differ­ ences between Parle and Washington on defense stra­ tegy and trade. President Kennedy and Se­ cretary of State Dean Rusk were understood ho have found In the talks no soften­ ing of French President Char­ les de Gaulle's opposition ho cooperating in NATO's nu­ clear defense arrangements. Tlie two days of discussions officials said, not only serv­ ed to emphasise the difference of viewpoints but made It Wl.vmtllAVKN. C a l i f . clear there was no basis at (HIM)—Military funeral ser­ present for further talks oa vices arc pending for David 'he issues Involved. A. Hoorn-, 1U2, who, until his death Sunday, was believed to lie the oiliest living white person hern in the old Ari­ zona territory. Thrre Sanford atudenla a* Iloonc, who was said to he Florida State University, Tal­ a blood brother of Indian Chief Cochise, was born Aifi lahassee, arc participating la 2*t, IKOI, near a water hole on the Air Forco Reserve Offi­ the (ilia Itlver where his par cer Training Corps program. They are Kenneth Gustavcad* were ramping. son. son of Sir. and Mrs. K. J. Gustavson, 2(22 Holly Ave­ nue; J. II. Riser, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Riser, 2100 Summerlin Avenue, and Wil­ liam K. Dodson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Dodson, UV West Hith Street. Cochise's Kin Expi res A t 102 3 Sanfordites In ROTC Plan TALLAHASSEE (UPI) State Sen. Clyde Galloway, of Defuniak Springs, is at the helm nf a committee that will make two studies for the next Legislature. The committee will study the stale's racing industry and the nerd for conflict-ofinterest laws in Florida. The two studies were re­ quested by the 1963 Legisla­ ture. Citrus Harvest Stopped By Rain LAKELAND (UPI) - This week’* heavy rains h a v e brought citrus harvesting to a standstill, a n d shipments were expected to be lower than last week’ s 600 cars, Florida Citrus Mutual said. Fresh fruit shipment* have been limited to grapefruit in the early days of the season. Citrus Mutual said the rains also have resulted in a sta­ bilisation of FOB price*. PfT-RfTZ FROZEN 13-os. CRISCO Oil do. "r * r - . IT?* •U s ! LB CRISCO Blue Cheer TALL CANS LIMIT 8 PLEASE. Save 2!-i< Each j*'> DETERGENT JUMBO DASH . Limit 10 plea**. Limit I with $5.00 or more food order. French Envoy Senator Heads 2-Study Group YOUR CHOICE 1-LB. CAN LARGE DASH . •'»T||('('i t I'lTi'f" ( i ‘n 1 1 ( ( l'i 1 1 39* V * / SOUTMIHN M I L L ! Grab Sticks i ’i Safflower ttotniN QUARfIRI Lt. (iii) 1‘at Kear, of Heavy Attack Squadron i). Sanford Naval Air Station, lu* com­ plied a record of tl "attack*" in the A3It "Skywarrior, ac­ cording to hia commanding officer, Cdr. J. I,. Shipman. A "shack" la a direct bit on a target in any delivery mode except the low altitude l .son Irrti laydown A bombardier - navigator aince January, 1936. Lieut­ enant Kear acored all of hit “ ahacka" while attached tu VAH-9. No one in tlie history of the «p)ldrou ha* matched his record. Kear acored his first bullsr>e In the Mediterranean Sea In March, 19*12. Since that time he has had "shacks" at Jacksonville. Fla , Laurel, Miss., Naples, Italy, and the Lake (Icorge target. He also scored three direct hits on a radar rdlective sled towed behind the sea going tug Kittywake. "To score a direct hit In the A3D takes skill and pre­ cision on the part of the en­ tire flight crew," said Com­ mander Shipman. "For one bombardier-navigator to have It to his credit is a tribute (o both himself and to his sipiadron." WASHINGTON (UPI) -e The Census Bureau la srnrW ing on a new study which it expected to provide more upto-date Information on th« kinds of new homes that are being sold and the prices the customers are paying. The bureau has been on the project since January. The feeling is that it will be at least four years before enough experience is gained to draw really meaningful conclusions. In the meantime the bur­ eau has been releasing every month the data it has been able to gather. Some of it if interesting. The study concentrate! o « the sales of new one-family dwellings. It found during the first six months of this year that there was no definite trend in the number of sales. Tlie line seemed to jump all over the chart—up one month, down the next. It did show up strong during tha spring months — good house hunting weather—bet (hie i hardly a revelation. The statistics that gs>t the experts a bit excited dealt with the median selling prices of homes during this period. The average home sold In January at 117,000. For some reason, this figure kept creep­ ing.npwanl until by June tha average was tls,3UO. But in another part of the study there was much lets abaal* in the median price. > It A I I. R O Y A L T Y — Santa Fe’n “ Miiw Rail­ road" in the wielder of the s c e p t e r for the American Railway l’roere.s.s Exposition in Chicago. And it is quite All Over A Girl ANNKMAK.SE. France u realm. Equipment valu ed a l 10 million ( UPI ) — Vince nio Corrianu dollar!) wad on display. was charged with assault for "Mi.-ts R h i I r o a tl " is biting off the right ear of Margo Spiugcr, of III - , ll.m- tlj>riswjt in a light lover a *i:L gin, iii. �» fm l* Oct. 9, *63 Harold J. Hime Dies At Home 1964 Automobiles Harold J. Hime, SI. owneraparalar of Hlme'i Nonary, died Totaday afternoon at Ua borne, 7U Highway 17-02, r a n Park. A native of Fonda, N. Y., bo came to Florida la 1*47 aad to Fan Park from Fort Myers Beach nine years ago. Ho waa a member of the Ro­ man Catholic Church. Surviving are hia wife, Mrs. Ivs Clara Hime; three dUldren, Ray Hime, Orlando; Mrs. Beverly Rogers, Tampa, aad Mn. Sharon Ingram, Tallahassee, and hla father, Jacob Hime, Ponds. Funeral servile* will be conducted by Rev. Hubert 3, Reason, St. Mary Magdalen Church, Maitland, at 11:30 a. a . Thursday at the Grambow Funeral Home. Burial will bo In Fonda. L— John S. Zimmer, Retired, Dies _________________ .________________________ ________________________________________________ HOLLER MOTORS’ Jack Benton (left) hnnde n new Blacayne’e keye to R. C. Smith. rrv m m Legal Notice ven re n r r r .v n otath o r n o a t o * to OKOHOB PUOI1 and OIIA M i l pi r u n Rout# I Ban 4*4 Croa* villa, T*nn*»a«* Tan, and aaeta nf you, ara koroby nntlflad that »u1t h »» boon niad a e a la it ran In th* Circuit Court of r .m ln o U County, Florida, In Clianrory, an abbrovlatod tltU nf which la Flrat radaral Davlnc* and Loan Aaaoelatton nt Bamlmil* County, a eorpnrall'in, Plaintirr, va. ri a o ff# Push and Or* Lou Push, at at.. Dofamlanto tho naturo o f auit U l r . f • suit to fors clos s that rartaln aaortgay* dated March I. IM t, and af record In Olll tat n s sards Book 141, pans H I . Seminole County Public Ha* eorde. oneumborlna tho f o llo w ­ ing dsaorlhod real property, to-wtti ta,t n . of q u e e n .a s n n B n n a o i r r i t r e p e a t a i >BITION TO CAJWIMJir.n. BT, MzOHfltA; fismtnuta County, Florida, according to plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 11, pass *1, o f Ibo Public Uncords of Hemlnole County, Florida, s a t r o a are hereby required te file your answer In said ■ult with the undsrelansd Clerk af eeld Court end lo eerve a copy thereof upon the Ftetnlirre attorney, who** name and address appear ha. low, an or before the 12th day o f November, l l t l . and In default thereof l u c r e . Pro Confeeta will be entered against you. VITNRPH my hand and o f­ ficial seal at Ua County Courthouse, to n.nford, Latins Of Both leagues To Play BRASS MOTORS BOW featuru tho 1964 Ply-mouth (pictured) and Chrysler. Planes Pictured To Lift Rockets GENOA. Italy (U P I) - A n ] Italian icirntivt aaui supersonic transport planes could | replace the first stage o( p. O. Bo* m a Hanford. Florida Attorney for Plaintiff Publish Oct. ». 1*. SI. *«- t**1 ODN-SS in T tin r t n n it rut n r «if n i r . n iv t ii J i m u t i . n s SU IT. IN A Nil ru n NKMI*01.41 OCIl’ NrV. PLUlllMA. IN CIIANiN&H V NO. IMS I FEDERAL NATIONAL MO FIT* OAOB ABBOCIATION. A e»rl,or“ 10B’ Plaintiff, r ii a a i . r a J e s -we r r o n and I.F.NA JO PL'Utl. hi* wlf*. and n A i m r n n o o K J t MeQUAtiRiF. and MARTHA C- McqUAIUUE w , f ** N im rw o r NEW YORK (U P I)—Three I of the big league’ s top hitters | during the past season—Ro- [ berto Clemente of the Pitts­ burgh Pirates, Orlando Cepe-| da o f the San Francisco Gi­ ants and Tony G onialcz o f the | Philadelphia Phillies— will bc| in the starting National Leagua line-up •gainst .lha-Atner-1 .rati League in tiie LatinAm crican m ajor league play-1 era* gam e at the P o l o , Uruunds neat Saturday, Clemente, runner-up to L os! Angeles’ Tom m y Davis in the National League batting race, | wound up with a .320 aver­ age, which included 17 home] runs and 70 rims-batted-Ul. O p e d a, with a .3 in average that featured 34*home run* | and 97 R ill's, finished fifth in the hatting race. Gonzalez, I with a .300 average and flti runs batted-in, ended the sea- J sou in eighth place. • i 0 They G O t T ogether! GOLD BOND FAMOUS NAME GIFTS dointn- ole County. Florida *<b day af October, 1M1. (■KALI Arthur ff. Beckwith, J r. Clerk llyi Martha T. Vlhlen, I». C. Phillip II. T-oaan Rhlnholeer and t."t*n Flrat Federal llulldluc *" Sir. John S. Zim m er, 73, reiident o f 555 South Triplet O riv« in C auelberry. died Tuesday after a long illness. Born Feb. 2, H90 in Colum­ bus, Ohio, Mr. Zim m er m oted to Casselberry six years ago from Columbus. 11a was a retired machinist with the Franco Com pany; was a mem ber o f £lks Lodge 37 in Columbus, a m em ber o f the International Association of Machinists and a m em ber of the Rom an Catholic Church. Survivors ara his w ife, Mrs. Bertha L. Zimm er o f Caseelberry; two brothers, Edward Zim m er o f Portland, Ore., and Leo Zimm er o f Plain City, Ohio, and a stater, Mrs. R. A. Perry of Plain City. Funeral servieea will - be held at to i.m . Thursday at the St. Mary-Magdalen Cath­ olic Church in Altamonte Springs with FT. Hubert J. Reason officiating. Following services tha body will be forwarded te Colum­ bus for burial. Niblack Funeral Horn* of Casselberry Is in ebarga of arrangements. # n«r*ndant* wai.k HANFORD MOTOR Company's owner-manager Don Rulcn ilemon.itratea tha 1964 Studebaker. Legal Notice Legal Notice Fall Season Activities Set By DeBary Legion Auxiliary mrkfti in the Uunching of s all'll.lev. Prof. Antonin Eula, o i l Rome University, (aid the Iltli international CummunM caliun.v Congre.li here that once supersonic transport, i become available they could be med ai camera for heavy space vehicles. A 170-ton supersonic plane could launch a 70-ton rocket capable of placing a J 3 ton I satellite in an orbit 300 mtlat (rum earth, Eula aauL v tiih itm itit c m ir r VtlTII'K OF UI'IT TO, lll'.SJAMIN IlieHIIKRT o r TIIH Pta Jl IMCIAL > m PIIK8NKLL and I ItKNK CWIT IV 4 All Flllt I K S I . JONES pnr.SNRLla hi* M1I.I: i t i r v r r , r i i i i i i n t IV I'll A VI'ERV v o . tains w tfa, nafandanl*. TOO AND EACH OF TOO E.VHT RROOKLTN SAVINtMl CARUSBAD. V. AT. ( i r p h - ; ar* hsreby nntlflad that lull MANIC. * New York corpora­ h** boat! (otnmanrad aaalnat tion. son University for Legion I K,pvrn m " 1'0" perwins have | lly Mrs. Adam Mullrr Plaintiff. yuu In lh» Circuit Court of III* Ninth .Imtldnl Circuit of Va. Plans for seasunal activl- Auxiliaries mini Lake Helen, toured CarLbad Caverns since Ilia Klat* o f Florida In and ttl'TI! I* Ml;I.M>11 widow or • ml h«it 1il«til«r for **•)»* It became a national park ini lltlb lll! DtltP'f?# M™* f o llo Y iliiil for Haihlnol* County, tha ah* CLIFFORD N M ELI 4 1It, Ds- lies fur the Austliary of De­ Del-ami and Deilary. Mrs. •etvtod.*r11«Cwl pruppi'tftf of th* l,llW hravlalad I Ilia nf which lal a**o,l, and still nut rsmar- lla ry’s Herbert D. Git>h John Arnold of Sebrlng, state 1934. fe n<l m i , CJtsrUt !*u«n OAT KTATU PAVINOH HANK, rlad, Mri. Harold Rigg of Ama­ Plain UK. Dafandsnt. I American tAfgiun Post 239 president, will b« guest ol nitit Lank Jo I*’i Rb* ft'* w 1f ** rillo Tex., wife of an Air | • nit Harry Ilfooks HrqwArrl# -vaM id i r TO ItKFKVIS till were made at la.,l week's honor. Force 1132 navigator, was de­ •nil M ir ths C. McQuurrit. RKN.1AMIN m ROERT Pftr.n im iiEM or 1*1' til.tc Al i n v meeting of the group held at Reservation!, which should .. Ifun• NI-:iJ. and I ItKNK J O N U H clared the 11 millionth visitor (he Community Center with V l i r i m i F o lir.C I .o v l HF, i,nt T. Muck If, SI WLAN I PRKHNBLI he made with Mrs. HappenF.ATATKN* a oubdlvlolon on Aug. U, 1993—leaa than! OafandanU. TO I H i m ! C ME 1,1At It, widow Mrs. Peter Koppenaal presid­ aal, must be in by Friday of arcordlni! to 0 plat thor* In Chancary No. t i l l * . of CLIFFORD N MEL. two years after tha 10 mil-1 o f r o r o f i - d lii Plat It'i.k this week. t AAR, tlsrasaad, and still ing. Tti* mitura o f thl* •ult 1) lionth visitor waa recorded I It, t>ss,i 14 to I ! ftl *br • ftift i lnaur» « f that cartaln not r*mirrl*.| It was announced that an Plans were made for tiie lo­ on Nov. 23, 1901. Public R*cunt* of Horn! ISf AV. Whltnoy Itosd nmrtK4 K« from iiftlrl il*(*n<larea dinner will be held at no|* County. Florida; ftn t« t » plnlntlff, dat •■I J*nFslrport, New York cal group to hold a card party Mrs. Riggs snd her family' Includlnc; Uftrx t. I9SD Aiztl r*?ur<tA*l you, nt'Tll c. m i; t.x.ort. C:3U pm . next Thursday in at 1 p m . on Oct. 31 at the on* an Built-In Ov that includes four sons re-, M.i r *h ». 195 9 In llfflt-l*l It*- ars hsraby notltlad llist a tiie small dining room at Met(Kite-) Modal N» TJuUS-M e »r«U |U...k 214 p*«* 115 nf Complaint for Forsclosur* of home of Mrs lands St. Amand reived a frea tour of the ttarlal No. 21012*11-/.; th« l *«4title lU co rl* ci f DtmU Vlortiisa* hs* baa ii file I on DeBary Avenue in Enter- caverns, maals and motal, On* m : liullt-In Itana ffint* C [tunljr, F'ttriilft. <*niMinili- aaalnat you. and you ar* r * ptDe. Co-hoitestes will be accommodations. (F.trO.) Modal No. 122»l tr lna that cortaln pl«c* «r uulrad to aarv* a copy o f your PK B. rlal No »: lucata-t. A n iw tr or Plaadlnu, to Ih* |ilot**ft/ |>*l C*1 of Oiga Crosby and Firs. KupOtto Victor Climax Kltrh •nil I'HlhH In *alt Complaint on th* PlalntlH* altuat* an Kihauat Fan. 10“ No Cuunly Am! At • t ft, to .wit! petiaal. attorney, Joaaph M. Fltsgarald, Modal or U.rlat No. I'lNK- 2J4 security Truat Muildinir. :7 MOIITII WASHINGTON (UPD-The t.»1 A Veterans Memorial Ser On* IMS IUIrl«arator CIlEsT, Third Addition, a Mliml 42, Florida, and til* General Accounting Office vice will be held on Nov. 10 SAN DIEGO. Calif. (U P I)- j (Kite.) Modal No IIAIITD aubdly|»luti. accordtns to * tha orlatnst Answer nr Plaad­ hartal No. RT«I«»1; plat tharaof raenrdad In lnu In th* ofllc* o f Ih* Clstk (GAOl saui that tha federal at tha 10 a m. service of the Th« polic* department's ’*mc On* tiuo-Tliarni Wall Fur Plat ltonk II, |>*«*a 42 o f th* Circuit Court on or government was making a DeBary Presbyterian Church. trr maid!" were Diued pith nar* toil* Modal No. SIS and 41, of th* Public lie b*rot* th* l i s t d i y o f Dot 9 burial No. J lll- lT t curd* nf Samlnnl* County, uh*r. A. » ., t9*J, If you tall costly mistake by renting in­ The group will Juin mem­ helmets became they com­ On* OK Hot XVular 11**0 Florida stead of owning its post office bers of the fast fur a picnic plained their muai .mail h oi-1 to do an, Judgmant by d* <1 :1a,. ) No Modal No. Her HACK OF TOO IS REqOIR- fault will b* taken audio, at Rock Springs on Nov. 11. iM.vtape cloth cap* offered j tat No. i r T V M l OP to fit* yaur anawsr or yuu for th* relist d*mamt«-l facilities. T»n VonotUn llllndat 41 •- other wrlttan dafania* l« th* In th* i*ipmpl»lnt. A GAO report covering a Transportation arrangements no protection from tho lun tal), ntanulaclurad by lt»- ('mnplaint with th* Ctark of Th* daicrlplton o f th* rail study of 31 postal facilities can be made by contacting brrt Aw ning and VonolUn tha circ uit Court oT 8»tnlnul* during record breaktng 111property pro>«»ded asaloat la: INI Iml Company. Orlando. Caunty, Florida, In thll pru Lot S. Block *. TOWN- leased by live Poat Office De­ Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Lo- degTee heat. Florida, No Modal o r 8«r- r**dln« and la aarv* a copy SITE (AF MIRTH I'HUMI- partment showed that after vanna. tharaof upon th* pla intiff* lal No. OTA. * tubdlvltloti a c­ 13 years, the amount paid in fogoth ar with *11 atrurturaa attorneys, who,* namri and At last week's meeting, re­ cording to plat tharaof and Improyaroanta. than or addroa* *r* h*r*ln*ft*r ** recorded In Plat Rook 2. rent would exceed by $2.1 mil­ ports wera heard from Miss Iharoaftar on aald land. forth. *« raqulrad by Uw page* S« to 4*. Inclusive lion Iheir cost of construction. Thl* !• tnada piirauant to not later than th* 29th day o Jane Bolton who represented MIL.AN. Italy (UPD-Mllan o f th* Puhlle Record, of Pinal fiocraa o f Ftvrocloaura October 1941. In dalault that* Scmlnol* t’ ounty. Fl,>r*do. the DeBary Auxiliary*at Girls bu*ine»awoman Mri. Vincen antarad tn th* al*o»* i* o « * . nf th* i4U»* will proyaad n Thl* noth* ahali be pubState In Tallahasoca this ra Gureicio avkrd the court* ■'bancary Docket No. IlSit part* upon th* antry of a Da llahad one* each w*o>. for JFK To (iamc now pandlnc tn tha Circuit >-rra pr o Confaaao aaalnat you four consaoullva wa*k* In th* WASHINGTON (UPI) — summer. to seize ail copies of the tele­ \\ IT NEK* my hand and th* Sanford ll*rald. Court o f and for F-mlnul* President Kennedy plans to N v w members accepted phone directory here because o ff! lal seal o f aald Court In County. Florid*. DONE AND ORDKRED at JN WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 k, anola County. Florida, thl* S. inford, Seminal* County. fly to Chicago Nov. 2 to at­ were Maa Bell and Myrtle the number lilted for hcr.l bav* horounto *«t n r hand l l r d day o f g«pl*mb*r, 1941. Florida. thl* 1411» d «y oi tend the Army-Air Force foot­ Maher. and o lllclal aval Oil* 7lh day ttSAAl.) firm belongs to a rival. September A. D , 1941. ball game, a contest he help­ o f IVtobar, 1941. Hostesses serving refrevhArthur II tla.kwllh. J r, ISEAL) c le r k o f th* Circuit Court I0BAU ed arrange to be played in ments were Mrs Crosby, Arthur 14. Iteckwlth, J r , lly; Martha T. Vibtra Arthur If. Itaekwlth Jr Soldier Field. Clerk, circuit co u rt chairman who was assisted Hearing Slated Clark, Circuit C tun, Deputy Clark Hy; Martha T. Vlb!*n OF MID VI.1. ViltlDliKT Samlnol* County. Flotilla JACK SO N VILLE (U P It — | by Mrs. B. Brown. Mrs. G. Deputy Clerk lly; Martha T. Vlhlan AND LSI Will Canaday a n d Mrs. Arpe Mr*. Sarah Thelma Luckir, 40, News Session Joseph M. Flttgerald 1>*puty Clark At .may* Tor Flaln llf f 214 S»curlty Truat Uullding 40 North Court Htraat JOBKP11 M- MCRABKO WASHINGTON (L 'P l) - Erickesen. Members are re­ who is accused in tha death of Miami 22. Florida Poat Of Rea Hoc 4224 P. U. 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Tha only time Tennessee has gone Into the ” T ” In mo­ dern Vol history w as in 1957 when it beat Georgia Tech 21-8 . - WAITING TO HAUL in the.ball-in Inst weak!* game between Sanford__ High School and Apopka in Halfback Billy Kuykendall (DO). The Semi­ noleg beat Apopka G9 to 0. (Heruld Photo) Koufax Wins Twin 2 Navy Wives Awards In UP Poll !n High Series NEW Lox YORK Angeles (U I’ I) Dodger — star Sandy Women Prep For PGA Action LAS VEGAS, Nev. (U P I) — The top women golfers In tha nation get In their first action here today In the proamateur preludo to the $18,. (MW Ladies National PGA gulf championship which start* Thursday over the Stardust Golf (Dull comae. Heading the 48 Women link* star* la Mickey Wright, winner o f a doxen tourna­ ments on the Indira tour this yrar. Mia* Wright I* seeking to regnln the ladles I'll A championship she surrendered last year to Judy Kimhnll after winning it threa times Miss Kimball I* buck to defend her title in the field that Includes the winners of every woman's tournament this year In tha feminine pro ranks. Others who will be chal­ lenging include Kathy Whit­ worth, winner o f five tour­ naments; Marilyn Smith, who took top money in three tour­ nament* and ilnglu tourna­ ment winners lieley Rawls Marlene lla g g e , Shirley Em glehorn, Ruth Jesecn, Mary Mill* and Barbara Romack. sA i K oufax today National Holler Motors Navy Wives was honored by the United Trees Interna­ tional Thomas Wilson, Edward Jackson, John Knight, Henry Byrd, Eddie Brown; back row; Hoy Montgomery, Robert Hillery, Robert Wulton, Lewis Brooks, Lewis Witherspoon, William Hartsfield, Andrew James, Ferman Milton, Johnnie Jackson and Errol Cherry. Front and center is Lorry Clark, the mascot. CORAL GABLES (U P I) — sluggishness of ft* Hurri­ season here this Friday when Louuiana State University Coach Andy Gustafson put tha canes. Gustafson wsrned Uit team invades the Orange Bowl. Miami Hurricanes through a rough workout Tuesday and before practice they faced raid the team looked tike it their roughest opponent o f the w as starting to ‘ 'm o v e .” Tutsi number of human bo- "T h is wa* a good work­ o u t," said Ibe coach, who had ings on ssrth expands by 2 grumbling about tbs per cent every year. L T 15 Beautiful Golfer NEW YO R K (U P I) — The "m ost beautiful golfer of 1901" is N ancy Albert, 19, o f Trenton, N. J * and Duke Univarsity. II os the League No. 1 pitcher o f the year and fo r having mode the major league comeback o f the year. It was the first time In their history that any m ajor leaguer ever haa won both awards. The twin honors were determined by a survey o f 24 bate bull experts representing every elty in the major*. Koufax wa* the unanimous choir* a* the National l e a ­ gue's pitcher of the year, polling all 21 votes cast by the expert*. Ho wa* selected for having made tha come­ back of the year by 12 o f the 24 expert* with Curt Sim­ mons o f the St. l.nuia C'urdinnls ranking sveund with fuur vo tea. Other vote* in tha come­ back o f the year balloting were cast for Hal Woodcshirk of tho Houston Colts, Dick Kllawuith o f the Chicago Cuba, the Los Angeles Dodg­ ers aa a team two vote* each and for Ban Santo o f the Chicago Cuba and the Cardi­ nals as a team on* each, Tha 27-year-otd 200-pound lefthander appeared in 40 game* and 811 innings. Ha had a 28-5 record for an .H33 won-lost percentage and the moat victorias by a National Laagua left-hander since Carl Hubbell won 20 games in 1030. Koufax set a new National l.cngii* atrikeout record of 300 in ona season and there­ by Joined Rub* Waddell, Wal­ ter Johnson and Bob Feller as the only pitchers who have surpassed the 300-ntark In strikeout* for a season. San­ dy also pitched 11 shutout* —a new record for a lefthand* er— amt his I.HH earned run average was remarkable for a pitcher who worked so many innings. BARGAIN PRICES ^ league had two bowlers roll ihclr highest scries this week. They were Duma Bet ancourt, who rolled a 4M ser­ ies with her highest game of 177. Duma also had hersJU a turkey this week. Barbara Rohrcr h id tha high game o f 197, which was her highest score, sod her series o f 487. Betty Quillln had the se­ cond high game with a 191, Sherry Kee had a ITS game. Sherry also rolled a turkey. Elaine Hruscr had a 106 game, while Fran Heinhert had her highest game of 160 They were hot on picking up splits on Friday. Elaine Heuser converted the 5-T. Betty Washburn picked up the 5 7-9, while Derna Durste ler took care o f the 5-8-10. Sandy Frcixer, who is one of our beginners, converted the 28-7. We had five girls who picked up the 3-10 this week. They w ere: Marlene Lewis Carol King, Mary Ann Wil Hams Verna Dolton, and Bar­ bara Kelly. Congratulation to one and all. VAll-9 ” 0 " Wives lead our league with ID wins and loss, while VAll-3 " E " Wives hava second place with wins and 8 hisses. In num her three position are the Mixed Mates with 12 wins to 8 losses. At Atlanta, eosch Bobby Dodd versed faia Yellow Jack­ ets in varied formations In Hie event the V olt do serve an offensive mixture. Dodd said " T e n n e s s e e -" h a s good personnel and ia capable of playing • really good football gam e.” Ailing Gators Hall Contact GAINESVILLE (U P I) The growing injury list o f key playeri forced Coach Bay Gravea Tuesday to call o ff contract work for the rest o f the week to give the Flor­ ida Gatora time to heal their wounds. Graves said starting end Barry Brown and first team halfback Jack Harper would probably be sidelined for Saturday's game with die University of Alabama. Also on the Injured list were starting end Russ Brown, first string linemen Dennis Murphy, Fred Pear­ son and Roger Potty and half­ back Jerry Newcom er. BR AN D S AT Torres Favored TEANECK, N. J. (U P !) Jose Torres, a slugger from Puerto Rico, will be an 11-1 favorite to beat Don Fullmer of West Jordan. Utah, here tonight In a scheduled 10ntnnd middleweight b o u t Fullmer's brother Gene will be In his corner for the bout LF.ADER CHICAGO (U P I) — Ray Schalk o f the Chicago White Sox led American League catchers in fielding eight d if­ ferent lesson*. others cold.?, most like it cozy TheychooM PHILHEAT home heating ol from Philip# 66 FARRELL'S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — 0 A. M. - 6:15 P. M. $10 E. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS M ACS O IL CO M PAN Y, IN C. E. H. McALEXANDER, Prcw. & Mgr. EARL EVANS — DEALER 202 N . Laurel Ave. ond Sanford behind Georgia TachW Billy Lothrldge In the three, pointer category. Croaby’8 field goal pros ided Texas with tha winning margin In last year’s 9-8 defeat < f the Soon­ er*. But the ahoe *iit La nn the other lo o t Saturday, appro* prlataly enough because Cros­ by klrka with hi* stocking f o o t George Jarman, Crosby'e opposite number at Oklahoma, haa booted tw o hlmaelf In 1901 and could conceivably prove the difference in the Cotton Bowl sxtravagania. Alabama atekea It* No. S position aa a 13-point favorite over Florida. Fourth-ranked Pitt la idle but fifth-ranked Wisconsin begins defense o l Its Big Ten crown against seven-point underdog Purdue, In other featura B ig Ten attractions, seventh - ranked Ohio State is a seven-point choice over upstart Illinois, tha nation's 12th - ranking eleven; and Northwestern, re­ duced to 15th apot after last week’a upart b y the M ini, rales an eight-point pick over Minnesota In tha nationally televised game o f the week. I'enn State, eighth-ranking member o f the top 10 club Te a 12-polnt choice over A rm y; Southern California, No. 9, rates six points better than Notre Dame; and the A ir Force Academy ia a 13-polnl underdog to lOth-rmnked No* brack*------ ------Navy aeeks t o - riTaliit*!tt its statue aa tha alith taam t* the nation as a 13-polnt favor­ ite over upeettlng SMU on a Friday night K hedule which also finds Syracuse a six-point over UCLA, Lou* Iana State a threa-point favorite over MU ami (F la .) and Virginia Tech a 12-polnt cholcs over G eorgs Washington. In tha South: North Caro­ lina vs. 31ary land, even; Clamson 1 over Georgia; VMI 1 over Virginia; North Carolina State 1 over South Carolina; West Virginia • over William end M ary; Georgia Tech 9 over Tennessee; Southern Mis­ sissippi 14 over Richmond; 3llaeiaaippi State 16 over Tulane; Kentucky 20 over De­ troit; Florida State 22 over Wake Forest; Memphis State ■3 over North Tesae Stalev It’s Lory’s Turn To Win ON POPULAR Q m * •— W « d . O c t , t , 1 8 Sooners Three-Point Favorites O ve r Texas some like it hot... Canes Work Out For LSU r i Tennessee May Toss First T Against Tech fifi, e * $ THE CROOMS FOOT HALL aquad include*, front row, left to right: David Peterson, Willio Smith, Hildratl Green, Perry Guinea. Robert Alford, Perlman Hrinson, John Pritchard, Jamea Gunn, William Tillman, WilUo Hannon, Rnnaon Browdy, Samuel Alloway; second row; Kmeat Neal, Benjamin Hunter, Billy Bush, Terry Williams, George Bush, Edward Boston, | N EW Y O R K (U P I) — The University o f Texas boasts ona o f tho (inset field goal kickers In tha nation thia year, yat It la Oklahoma w h o rates thraa point favorite in Sat■■day’s clash o f Uio top two teams In college football. Tony Crosby o f tho Long­ horns has already booted four Geld goals this season to place him in a three-way tie fo r see* BT JULIAN BTENSTKOM Stumpf hat a quarterback I b is week's football slates in BernJs Barbour who should ISM an d/or IMS edition o f the Seminole High School football turn Into a Dm varsity per­ g et underwag Thursday night Bf D M G n a t team ho on hand tomorrow former, not to mention fal­ whan gam es In Sanford and Ifwta Writer Oviedo srfll pit tho Seminole The Lyman Greyhounds a n night at the Municipal Stad* lows Ilka Steve G roover, Erie H igh Junior Varsity against lum when Head Coach Ralph fo r th is waah*» S t u a p fa junior varsity en­ Walatrom, Johnny L a w 1a , tho visiting Bull pus* o f Dow ith tba Titusville Tar* tertains tba Bullpups from Steyr! Waber, Sonny Msssar Land High School and tho IB n ta a rllla . K ick -off DcLand High School. ■ad Ernia Baumalster, among Sooth Somlnolo Junior H igh • a s Hurricanes against tho Lion tim e w ill ba I p. m, a t t other backs. On tha front So far this season wa'va not wall tbers'ra fellow s such as Cubo o f Oviedo Junior High. M an orial Field. Tho Somlnolo - DoLond a f­ Tha 'Hounds to far this saa* ■ten tha UtUa Tribe in action, Dava Higginbotham, E d Grif­ sob a n aadsfaatsd w ith a H> except for workouts. How- fith, Leroy Noppwr, Tomm y fa ir will a ta ri at 7:30 la n s aid. Tha taam has seored aver, wa'va followed them Cason, Dava J a m i l , Mika Sanford's Municipal Stadium. T# bits with • bains racfcsd vary closely through the eyas Ogden, John Cannovino, Ron A t tho tam o tints tho Hurrio f Stump! during tbs initial Crawford and Dan Leo. With canoe will ap pear a t Oviedo’ s ■ 9 against th an . Coach Dick Copaland said o f half o f their alxgam s ached the type of experience these Courier Field at Oviedo. Head Coach Ralph S tum pfs Mat w ash's gams, "T h a taam ula. They played Daytona boys are getting now under fta y s d a good first h a lf and Seabreeia to a scoreless tie the expert guidance of Stumpf JayVasa — tha wdnnhgeat In their opening tilt and white­ they should develop into first club In tho county—has piled than aaamsd to ba satlsflad washed tha littia Yellow Jac­ class performers fo r the var­ up 28 straight victorias and w ith t o points. Som a o f tha kets o f Leesburg and the baby will bo out to rack up num­ sity. V .. bops played a good gam s bat Tarrlers o f Titusville by iden­ • • • ber 28 against tha Bullpups. 1 ~ tha taam as a wholo Is stlU tical 20 to 0 scores. All three But let's not overlook this Do [.and could provide tho ' •<i m aking too many mistakss, o f these games were road trip bunch o f Braves from San­ JoyVooo with tho boat com pe­ nlataksa that can't ba made affairs. ford Junior High. Last week tition they’ ve seen this sea­ i f wa as pact to whip Titus* • • • we saw the makings of a Drat son. . ■. fills . Tha elub'a three f i n a l rate quarterback In Frank Both tho Lion Cuba and Copaland added, "G ood i game* will be played before Whigham aa he commanded tha Hurricanes hava lost to 7 fans# was playad b y Hilton borne town crowds. Tomorrow his club against tha Hurri­ tha Sanford Junior High - Raiment and Kano Wlnkalman, night they'll go against De- canes. Whigham has every­ Dr ares who have an open bu t blocking wasn’t up to par. Land In what should be a thing you could poaslbly e x ­ data this weekend. The Braves Taam effort is im proving but Jam-up affair. Their last two pect in a Junior high per­ routed Oviedo 28 to 0 and ... has to improve more. Tha tilts will bo played against former. Pa»sT Brother, he then pounced'on South Semi­ ' 7 taam husalea tnough to msks the Baby Bucs of Daytona’s can. lie shot aerials all over nole by a K ora o f 27 to 8. up fo r soma errors but still Mainland High ind the little the Hurricanes at Lyman Comparatively,. _ l h f , H urri­ ...^ .^ e rt.w w u jO b .____ __________ Wildcats o f Ocala. Thoto last Field to fellows like Frank canes and tha Lion Cubs "T h e rest o f tha wash will three games should provide Weber, Ron Dudley, Chuck should ba spent on defense and on bo pretty evenly Stum pfs aggregation with Us Pigott a n d young Ralph matched. Titusville plays, with a little sUlfest opposition. Slump!. Whigham can run ;•* m a n work to smooth out the Leading Head Coach Ralph • • • with the best o f 'e m , too. And Slum pf’a JayVees will bo offsn se. Take m y word for it, you T h e n has been ona Injury haven't too much to worry he’ s got com pany In half­ quarterback Barnla Barbour ■ this weak with Gena Winkel- about the future o f the cali­ backs Weber and Stumpf In who has spearheaded tha lit­ man w ho haa bruised his right bre o f football to be played at the running deportm ent. tle Tribe to tw o victories and • • • shin. Bill Burkheart la still out Seminole High—not with the a scoreless tie In tha first But there are a couple o f w ith a hurt shoulder. thraa outings o f a alx-gama kind of talent the big war­ others we want you to watch. alate. Their two victories riors will have coming up They're fullback Ron Dudley were over Titusville and Lees­ from this current Junior var­ who runs with his legs churn­ burg by Identical 20 to 0 sity crew. Previous JayVee ing Ilka pistons and a second scores. But also important Is squads ran the current win string fullback named Dan tha fact that defenaively streak to 23 games ind the Simon. The B raves' next out­ they’ ve not permitted a single present d u b has extended It ing will be O ct. 17 agalnat to 23. The only blot on the touchdown against them this P ryor’s State Farm Iniur record was that scoreless tie Wildwood here in Sanfprd year. and If you can get out to the •nee team recoined the lead with Daytona Seahrecxe In Running In tha beckfletd In tho City Leacua last week the opening game of the cur­ stadium that night you'll see with Barbour will be Johnny what we mean. by defeating Lake Monroe rent schedule. l.awl* and Rick Walston at • • • • • • Inn, tha team which previous­ A few weeks ago Seminole the halves and Bonny Meaner ly had knocked Pryor’s out of And If you're concerned be­ at fullback. On the line the first place, Phil Zeull led (he yond the time the current High Coach Jim Pigott, when little Warriors will probably asked about this Metro Con­ P ryor com eback wllii his 2 |j/ JayVcce wtli be performing atari with Dava Higginboth­ ference tho Tribe will Join M7 series and M onroe’s John for the varsity, don't over­ am and Kd Griffith nt the H arris tried to keep his team look that hunch of bruisers at next Fall, sold "W e'd rather emit, tar Men Dava Jarrell •top with ■ 222 gam e and 377 Sanford Junior High. We were be a little flah in a big pond than a big fish in a little and Captain Tommy Canon, •erles. amaxed last week at Long pond,'' referring to tha pr«B- guard* Ron Crawford and The American Legion Post wood when Dan r d h a m 'i with t h a John Cannvio, and center Dan U team held third place by crew just cam e on the field. ent affiliation I.ee. salvaging three points from Slxc? They’ve get III On the Urangc-Uelt. Still hattered from their en­ It might be that way for Sweeney’s. George Swsnn led opening kickoff agalnat (he gagement with the Brave* the Legionnaires with 222/ Hurricanes of South Semi­ Seminole. But, fans, w e'rs more inclined to believe that last week, South Seminole MO series. nole some fancy ball carrying Sanford Mfg. Co. team by Larry Lott enabled tho Seminole’s entry into the new will be without halfback Dave With John Bridges’ 219/333 Hurricanes to go the distance. Metro loop might grow Into ■ Moore who fractured an an­ salvaged three points from At first wo figured that per big fish before the other clubs kle. Head Coach Jim Clark is expected to atnrt endl Glenn M ichael's Elk Gas, although haps Pelham Just had a big realise It. Duncan and Charlie Newell, Kd Cation hod S 208/331. bunch of clumsy kids. But tnrklea Bruce Stuart and Harry’ s Bar and Package our mind was changed In a Delaware Tops •esm took three points from hurry. They aealped the Hur NEW YORK t U l 'l ) - D e l a ­ I)live Drucdlng, guards Caul Jet Lancs with "D o e ” Bine’s ricancs with ease. ware was the unanimous first Lambert and Bill Overton, • • • ® ° game ami Honk Knet place choice today In ballot­ center Fletter. In the backs c r 's 2u7 for Harry’s and After watching the Braves ing for the lu m b er! Cup, field, Clark will probably Dave Dcsrnlph’ s high for Jet we tnbl Ralph Stumpf he symbol of Eastern am all c o l­ ■tart Danny Kaleer or DenGarrett with Dave Lanes o f 201, 223/300. didn't have anything to w or lege f o o t b a l l supremacy. nix The Knights o f Columbus ry about in the way of talent Dave Nelson's Blue Hens re Straughn at ona halfback spot, Larry Lott at fullback, team took all tour points from lor his JayVee eleven during cetved a 10.0 rating compar Wisdom Sod Service. Church the next year nr so. He's got ed to T.4 fnr Amherst. North and alther Brent Helms or eastern had 8 8 and New Ronnie Green at tha other Tournoux was high (or the plenty of tt coming along. halfback post. • • • Hampshire 0 4. KCs with 333 series. ffn fn l NEW YORK (U P I )—This is an odd-numbered year, so once again it's Yale Lary’ s turn to win the National Foot­ ball League punting cham­ pionship. The versatile Detroit Lions safetymen won it in 1939 end 1981. He might have won It again last season but he hail a punt blocked and wound up fourth in the individual atandingi. At that, L a r y 'i average was only three-tenths of a yard less than that of cham­ pion Tomm y Davis o f the San Francisco Forty Nincrs. Lary took over the No. 1 spot this week from Bobby Joe Green of the Chicago Bears, according to official statistics released today by the N U Team 5 Leads Businessmen With every man bowling over the 3uo mark. Team No. 5 moved Into a first plsce tie in the Businessmen's Leagu« on Tuesday night as they won four points from Faron Builders. Newcom er to the league, Curtis Abney, posted s 192/ 318 to pace Kondreckl and Cline's Sinclair team to ■ fuur point win over Dick's Ap­ pliance aa they also took ■ hold on firpt place. Dick Zuikerraan continued his improved bowling with » 206/SM high aerlca while Team No. 3 took three pointa from Team No. 8. High game honora for the night went to Steve Mason's big 234 as he helped Mooney Appliance maintain Ita first place standing. �utjr s-Av By Jwdy T k n w r FA W « » 4 Ten new members of tho VAH-7 officer* wive* club were welcomed at iu meetin f Thursday held at the home of Mr*. H. A. Heath. Th« meeting waa the firtt wlvee function tlnce the re­ turn of the tquadron from aea duty. Old and new mem­ ber* met each other with a round-the-room self Introduc­ tion of name and home state. A special welcome wn* ex­ tended to Mr*. B. B. Brown, whole husband wai formerly a ten pilot at rnutuxent Riv­ er and who ha* just finished training In VAII-3. Other new wives were Mr*, ft. L. Rankin, Mr*. W. C. Krhm, Mr*. R. S. Feehaek, Mr*. D. R. Sharp, Mr*. R. B. Oiesser, Sir*. K. L. Merritt, Mr*. T. A. Marcolte, Mr*. M. V. Bittick, and Mr*. K. W. McLain. During the business meet­ ing a committee waa chosen to work on a theme for the decorations for the bombing derby. Members of the com­ mittee ere Mr*. R. E. Lavender, Mrs. R. M. Dunleavy, Mr*. R. L. Wright, Mrs. 0. W. Uffmann and Sirs, Dress­ er. Farewell* and gifts were presented to Sire. W. C. Hoitun, whose husband will go tc thu staff, end Sirs. II. 1. Monroe, to VAII-3. Other member* attending the coffee were Sir*. A- SI. Campbell, Mr*. C. C. Wells, M r* . L . N . D io n , M r* . K . A . Decker, Mr*. G. V. Fainter, tec-Tr J--C*an, Mr*. J. C. Nawbrough, Mr*. R7'L;~Mertin, Mr*. II. M. Igou and Sin. II. J. Ilakke. • • • The mother of Sir*. V. W. Ganderton, Sira. Gron, ot Copenhagen, Denmark, Is vl* iting with her daughter In Sanford. She arrived Thurs­ day and plan* to stay for a month, • • • Sirs. Bart Bartholomew wnshostess for the Naval Officers Wives club board meeting at her Lake Slary home recently. Sin. Sllchacl Durant will be in charge of decorations fur the bombing derby to be held in tarly December. Any­ one with ideas or willing hands should contact her. The wive* clubs will not be re­ sponsible for th* food this year. Curtain* and floral ar­ rangements for th* dispens­ ary wer* discussed; alto the fore-lifting of th* TTirlft Shop. Sir*. Charles Kauffman Is the chairman for the fall-win­ ter concert strict to be held in Orlando. Ticket* can be obtained from the respective squadron representative* to the board. November board masting will he held at th* horn* of Sirs. Donald Beard. Four new members of th* VAII-U and Del. 8 officers wive* club were Introduced to th« group at It* meeting Thursday. Th* four are Sirs. N. T. Dnranus, Sirs. A. C. Stallings, Sirs. A. G. Klein and Sirs. J. R. Sandusky. About 26 wives attsnded the coffee which was held at the home of Mr*. W. V. Fattirson. Co-hostess was Sir*. C. A. Allen. Gift* were presented to Mrs. E. il. Carson who will be leaving for Key West soon, and Sirs. If. R e p p , whose hus­ band will I* attached to VAII-3. Coffee, tea, assorted coffee cakes and blueberry muffin* wer* served. A surprise luncheon i* slated at th* San Juau Hotel in Orlando on Oct. 17 for the officer* wive* club of VAH-ll and Detachment 8. Hostesses for the day will b« Sir*. Kermit Jambon and Mrs. Bart Bartholomew. • • • Mrs. T. E, Quill in was the hostess for the VA11-3 offi­ cer* wive* briilgu Friday eve­ ning. High score went to Mrs. Qulllin and second high houon_w*r« won by Sir*. IV. I. Lewi*. . ------ -— — -----Attending the bridge were Mi*. J. J. Moynihnn, Mrs. G. L Atkinson, Mr*. J. T, Bury, Mrs. G. K. Morrow, Mr*. J. L. Shipmsn, Mrs. R. II. Cooke, 3!rs. J. L. McCracken, Mrs. A. F. Reno, Mrs. p. G. Use. nml Mrs. D. F. Monday. Mr*. Atkinson will be the hostess for the next bridge on Oct. 18. * • • COMING EVENTS Mnine "day, Oct. II Catholic Navy Wives, 8 p.m. Nursery School building. Thursday, Oct. 10 VAH-3 Officers wlyr* rlub coffee, 10 a.m. Afterburner. VAH-3 Officers wives homecoming decorating com­ mittee, 3:30 a.m. Home of Mrs, J. L. Shipman. VAH-ll Officer* wive* bridge, 13:30 p.m. Home of Mra. R. G. Repp. 3lond*y, Oct. M Vigilante Navy Wive* Club No. 311, 7:30 p.m, Sunday School room. Tuesday, Oct. 13 -» Acey Deucy wives club cak* decorating demnnatration, 7:30 p.m. Acey Deucy dub. CAP Squadron Gets New Area For Bivouacs Wed. Oct. 9, *63— Page 7 tyraTfi Commendation Given Crewman burner for th* bridge party. Hoits were U . Cdr. and Mr*. E. H. Carton and Lt. and Mrs. Kermit JainDon. B r i d g e players Included Cdr. and Mra. Barlow, Lt Cdr. and Mrs. W. E. Bassett, Lt. Cdr. and Mra. O. Z. Gentry. Lt. and Mrs. Beat, Lt. (j.g.) and Mr*. C. R. Bone, Lt. (J.g.) and Mrs. W. E. Dona­ hue. Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. J. R. Hogason of ataff were guests of the Bsrlow*. Data for Uie next bridge will be act later. Lt. and Mrs. Beat and Lt. (j.g.) and Mra. Bone will be the hosts. Mrs. II. R. Cowden wai the hoiteis for a buffet din­ ner at her borne Sunday even­ ing, for the officers wive* dub or VAII-t. Mra. S. S. Brewer was co-hostess. The roast beef dinner was served on the patio o{ the Cowdan borne. Attending were Mra. S. W. Taft. Mrs. A. L. Weeks. Mrs. R. L. Leonhardl. Mr*. M. Du­ rant, Mrs. G. F. Wilster, Mrs. K. M. Tourney, Mrs. ft. A. Barnes, Mrs. J. D. Durbin, Mrs. J. F. Moore. Mr*. P. 1. Haney. Mrs. J. S. Birger, Mrs. J. N. Sparta. Mrs. R. K. Germain, Mrs. L. A. Musgrove, Mrs. R. E. Guest, Mrs. P. II. Wircman, Mrs. G. J. Klett, Mrs. W. L. Goodman, .Mr*. L. A. Rine­ hart snd Mr*. John Hsl*ti-r» Oanfnrft A personal letter of com- 1 tack Squadron • were able mendation to George W. to capture the coveted Top Beers, bombardier-navigator, Bombing Squadron Award, was read during an assembly Beer* and tha A3B hid of Sanford Naval Air Station- limultanraui tours with Hea­ based Heavy Attack Squadron vy Attacx squadron 9. He 9 now aboard the I'SS Sara­ Dew In the first Skywarrior toga in the Mediterranean tha squadron received in 1931 and now, after tin yeara, ti Sea. tolng to shore duty aa tha The letter was read by hit squadron Is prepartni to commanding officer, Cdr. J. transition to the A3C. It U tatereattag to note that Beers L. Shipman. Beers has been VAIl-9 since personally made more bomb­ ing runs In the fiscal yaar ’ 937. During that time he has of 1963 than the entire squad­ served under seven different ron did ta 1981, showing a commanding officers and has greatly increased emphasis on flown with four erews. bombing and a resulting taBeers wsi commanded for creased readiness posture. his outstanding professional performance and Sir his value lo the squadron. In the fiscal year of 1903 Beers was the fourth ranking bombard­ ier * navigator in Heavy At­ tack Wing 1. It was through effort! like this that the "Hoot Owls" of Heavy At- 01 the 70 months Beers was in Heavy Attack Squadron 9, ha was actually at aea more than half of tha time. He hai made five full Mediterranean cruises, plus various short deployments to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba and a North At­ lantic winter cruise with th* Second Fleet. When naked what ha thought about being ■way from home so 'much. Beers smiled and said, “ It was a good tour, but you could say I was looking for­ ward to shore duty.” (live once for many NEW HOOT OWL wife, Mrs. G. K. Morrow, center, in introduced to Mm. D. Ct. Tise, left, by Mrs. M. J. Puopolo at the VAH-9 officers wives brunch Wednesday. THE UNITEDwAY Longwood Club Hears Appeal FHA Chapter Elects New For Old Glory Blood Bank David G. Tiison, acting warrant officer of the South Seminole Cadet Squadron, Civil Air Patrol, has announc­ ed that through arrangements made by Frank Fasuta, North Orlando Company manager, the company has agreed that It* property on Lake Tony may be used by the squadron as a bivouac area. The squadron has previous­ ly held all its bivouacs at Osceola Airport and will con­ tinue to use this facility (or large scale exercises and (or group wide efforts. The new North Orlando lo­ cation will provide a conven­ ient and close-in site well suited for field activities on a squadron level only. Telescope Sights New Faint Stars SAN FERNANDO. Calif. (UPD — Discovery of alar* • • • too faint to be seen, but deVAII-3 officer* wiles will tectible by use of an extreme­ meet Thursday, Oct. IT. at ly sensitive Infrared telethe Villa Nova restaurant for scope, was reported today by their bi-monthly luncheon. International Telephone and Social hour will begin at 11:30 Telegraph Corp.'s federal la­ and lunch will be served at boratories. 1 pm . Scientist Freeman Hall sa d • • « the extremely sensitive tem­ Prim winner* at the “ cou­ perature - measuring instru­ ple* bridge’ ’ of VAH-ll and ment uied to detect th# new­ D*t. 8 were Mr*. J. F. Bar­ ly discovered star* *1*" In­ low who took high honors and dicated that some stars al­ .Id. R. S. Beat who woo sec ready known emit as much as 'end price. 36 time* more infrared radi­ The squadron officers ard ation than previously esti­ their wives met in tha After­ mated. "Soper-Right” Western Reef Square Cut CHUCK ROAST Officers the prise* for the Dress Re­ Mrs. George Otto stressed vue lo be held at the Home Hy Jane Casselberry th* urgent need fur donor* Demonstration C e n t e r on The South Seminole Junior to tha Old Glory Blood Bank 25th Street in Sanford at 8 High School Chapter of th* at the regular monthly meet­ p.m. on Nov, )4. ing of the Lnngwo.d Home Theme fur this show will be Future Homemakera of Amer­ Demonstration Hub held last “ Travel" and local entries are ica hn* met and elected offL Thursday murtiing at the to iik did dresses they have cer* for the coming year. Saudi Feller i* the new Civic Longue Building on made. Church Street It was announced that th* president and other officer* Mr*. Otto asked that at Hume Demonstration County are Gait Lincoln, vice presi­ least five member* report to (.'milicit plans a large exhibit dent; .Marilyn Jenquln, secre­ the Mobile Unit when it visits at the Comity Fair, Nov. 4-!'. tary; .Marsha Hiihhnrd, treas­ the Post llumu on Piairie Thu exhibit wdl picluio fami­ urer; Joyce Hughes, purlinLake on Oct. 17 from t until ly life a* the hub with 10 di­ ntrulariun; Annette Breland, 7:30 p.m. vision* extending from it. historian *nd Alice IUrri*. ■~‘A representation from . Mi­ The Longwood Club will be In reporter. Miss •••Thelma— Mor.shr.Mcr, lady'* Fabric Shoppe in Sun- charge of marketing and some economies teacher. Is the ford explained to the 40 housing display* with Mrs. women in attendance about Ralph Stevens and Mrs. Carl fueulty advisor. The girl* feel that FHA will Setje to he In charge c f the committee to plan the ex­ make them better student* and citizens and with the support hibit. Instruction booklet* for the of faculty and parents they Fair were distributed. Single hope to have * successful SAN BERNARDINO. Calif. entrlee will be accepted in chapter. (UPD—Three Navajo Indians many categories. found guilty ot using the cacMrs. Charlotte Whitmore, lus derlved narcotic peyote in rnunty school lunchroom su­ religious ceremonies appeal­ pervisor. guv* a talk with il­ ed their runvictlan in U. S. lustration* and instruetkn* District Court. on “ My Enerry Needs Based The defendants — J a c k on Activities and Calories." Woody. 29. Dlnm-vlto Trading Announcement was made By Julia Barto* Post, Ari/.; Dan Dee Net, 52, that an Open Council Meeting The Altamonte Springs Gar­ Ludlow, Calif.; and Leon An and Covered Dish Luncheon den Club will hold the first derson, Parker Dam, Calif.— will he held at the Center be­ had been placed on two year* ginning at 10:30 a.m. on flct. meeting of the season Thurs­ probation and each agreed to day at the Altamonte Springs refrain from further use of 17. Following the luncheon Community House In-ginning the group will tour the Hunt the drug. They were arrested *t 8:30 p. ni. with a covered in April UM2 in an Indian ho Canning Plant. Mrs. Don Coates, Mrs. S-tJo t'ish supper. gan. and Mr*. Ralph Newcctner All persons planning to at­ are representing the laingtend should bring their own wood Club on the committee plates and (able service. for the Arts Meeting to be (iucjt speaker for the pro­ PEABODY. Mass (DPI) — held Oct, *21. gram will be John Hall of Fire Chief Edward T. O'Brine •Mrs. Frank Steudle was no. says his men fought a blair minated and elected eecond Lake Jem who will talk on the ''Everglades, Past anil at s garage and storage shed vice president in charge of Present." uniter hazardous condition*. publicity due to the resigna­ Committee chairmen for About two dozen skunks liv­ tion of Mr*. Ilrnry Wagner. the opening meeting are Mr. ing under the garage scatterMr*. Dougin* Hensley wns amt Mrs. Howard McBride. cd In all directions when the in charge of the hostess <>mServing with them are Mr. fire broke nut. miltee for this month's and Mr*. James Spencer, Mr. luncheon. and Mrs. Curtis June*, Mr. Pompeii was about flflO year* The next meeting wilt be on , and Mrs. Jack Merck, Mr. old when it wns Imrird by vol­ Nov. 7 with s public health and Mrs W, ft. Waggoner canic ash in 79 A t). nurse as guest speaker. and J C. Roude. By Donna Ealra 3 Indians Guilty Of Using Peyote Altamonte Club Sets Meeting Firemen Awards I I I O L V I N Q LB. “ Super-Right” Weetern Short Shank Smoked PICNIC A Itgood Bugas Cur*l Kilted fCg LB. I “ Super R iih t " Grata Fed Heavy Breakfast Bacon 1 1 lb. 47c 2 lbs. 78c , Stew 19c lb. “ Super Right" Hard Cons Fed "Super Right* Western ■«lh | Our Manager'* Week was *uck a surer** —we'rr having an appreciation Celebration lo . . . THANK YOD1 . . . SAVE AGAIN! More store wide value* being featured thla week! Pork Loin 59c lb. I Short Ribs 33c lb. Extra Special! Ann Page Thin Spaghetti or Elbow With thla eouposi and purrhau* eg. Ann Paga Coarse Ground Black Pepper l f t - o t . hot. 29c Macaroni 2 £ 37 Extra Special! Jim Dandy Grite or Cable Home f Coupon good thru Bet, Oet U l Jag. 1C-11-63 Corn M eal 5 29 PLAID With Ihl* coupon A purrhas* of Ann Page 18-0*. BoL Bar-be-cue Sauce 33e j Coupon good thru Sp., Oet. 11, Jai. IB-tl-M PLAID STAMPS M 1th this coupon and purrhas* o f. 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Jane Parker llelna Cider 65c Detergent Ileina Tomato A P ’ food Stores i w ih ii itn*i*i t ’**) etc >*fi i •>t 4*« Pncea in thia ad are gaud through Saturday, October 12. Magnolia At*, at 2nd SL, Sanford, Ft*. �jr— iij 4 ! 1L 1 * * j 1 Oviedo Club Jeannette Barlow, Joseph Andrews Married At Central Baptist Church K ill Frances Jeannette I ring* by her father, wora a Tbe full skirt with panels o f I silk Illusion and she carried Church la Seated. Bar. Call Smith, pastor, of­ ficiated at the double ring, candlelight ccramoay. The altar waa decorated with baskets of white gladioli, pom poms aad palma. lira. Call Smith aad Mr*. Darrell Orleme presented a program of wedding aiasie. The bride, given la mar- Circle Plant Dinner Dance Saturday Members of tho Anna Millet Circle mat recently to complete plana for the "Au­ tumn Dinner Danee'* sched­ uled for this Saturday at the Elia Club. Starting time ia 1:43 p.m. Poliowing the cocktail hour T-bone steak dinner* will be served. Ted Gorton will en­ tertain at th* organ during tho cocktail hour and dancing will b* enjoyed during the evening to the muiie of th* Vlnla Vincent Trio. Mrs. Robert Zlttrower la In charge of decoration* and Mr*. Irene Kent will serve the hore d'oevrei. Mr*. Rus­ sell Spencer la dinner chair­ man. Proceeds from the event will benefit th* Harry Anna Crippled Children'* llnm* Mrs. Harry Adair, circle president, announced that the Christmas float will be dis­ cussed at th* next meeting which ia scheduled for Oct. Members present for th* planning session were Mmea. J. R. Hoolehan 8r., William Llppthrott, James Hoolehan Jr., Marcel Failla, Jimmy Henderson, Clayton Smith, Layman Goodman. Warren Payne, Charles Stafford, HuIan Hale, Bob Clarke, Ger­ ald Behrens, Mrs. Adair, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Zittrower and Mrs. Kent. T oo personal gifts m ala acquaintance can embarrassing. For a day o r "Utank y o u " let a book or rocord for you. MRS. JOSEPH E. ANDREWS JR. (llmmo of Kahija Photo) orchid. Her only attendant was Miaa June O’ Connor. The maid of honor w ore a dresa of aky blue satin taffeta wllh a fitted bodice and an over­ skirt of nylon, matching headpiece and carried a bouquet o f white earnatlona. The groom 's father served as best man and usher* were Harry Barlow, brother o f the bride, Charles Rabun, a cou­ sin o f the groom and Robert Beckham. The bride’s m other wore a roae dress with navy acces­ sories and an orch id corsage. The groom 's m other wore a blue dress with black access­ ories and an orchid corsage. The groom 's grandmother wore a navy blue dress with white accessories and an o r ­ chid corsage. Following the cerem ony, a reception was held in the church with Mrs, Harry Barlow serving as hostess. For traveling the bride chose an olive green sheath with black accessories and the white orchid from her wedding bouquet. The couple has returned from a wedding trip to west­ ern North Carolina and are at homa at 708 Park Ave. in Sanford. Thu bride graduated from Hudson High School in Hud­ son, N. C „ and la now em ­ ployed by the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. The groom ia a graduate o f Seminole High School and ii presently em ployed by W csb ern Electric. State Officer Guest Speaker At Plans Meeting Dinner Meeting O f DeBary Club Friday The Oviedo Woman'* Club will hold the first luncheonmeeting of the aeaaon this Friday at 1Z noon at tba club bouse. Mrs. 0 . W. Moon la chair­ man o f the luncheon. M rt. Kdythe Ifuth will be guest speaker using as her subject "C anges to Jordon.** Following the program a business session will be con­ ducted. State parliamentarian, Ma­ ria Bowden, of Leesburg, was guest speaker at the monthly dinner meeting of the DeBary Business a n d Professional The Jnycea W ives Club held the monthly business meet­ ing at the Jayree Buildir.fr on French Ave. with th* now president, Mrs. Tom Price serving ar boniest. Members voted to have ee their projecta, this year, the Retarded Childrens' A»<o<:iatlon and to aponaor a boy at the Sunlnnd Training Center fur retarded children, In Gainesville, Mrs. AI Boyne, Mrs. Rich­ ard Keogh, Mrs. Jack Lud­ wig and Mrs. Frank Voltolins were welcom ed as visitor*. Other members pre.-ent were Mrs. Hammond Polk, Mrs. Phil Skates, Mrs, Jack Wilbur and Mrs. Garnett Whits. /’ ' < S. Seminole Personals Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hennessy o f C ranford,-.N . J;, have moved to Lake Mary to make their permanent home. Jana Casselberry of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lott, celebrated her third birthday Sunday after­ noon wllh a party held al her horn* on Quail Pond. Young friends who attended were Sharon Jones, Tummy Herald, Danny Cowart, Roger Shea, Cathy Hammond, Cathy Casselberry and tho honorec'a slater, Cheryl Lynn Lott. to a Guests received huts and prove favors and were served re­ birth­ freshments of cake, i c * item, cream , punch and candy. apeak Longwood THIS W E E K ONLY! RIDGEWAY ENGLISH DINNERWARE A TTE N TIO N ! Home Kc’ Students All Supplies For Sewing Classes GIFTS OFFICE SUPPLIES O f Fine IDA H. Park Fabrics 321-0.1 8. Navy. returned trip to this week from Hackensack, ONYX A N D BRASH I'rrprtual Calendar — . ' ad-Dow *e4----- 4 L I A - . Mrs. S. F. Gay and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ilim oe Gay, all of Moultrie, G a.; Mr. and Mr*. Lee Wilson and daughters, Carol Ann and Gera Lee. Mr. Mrs. Melvin Parker, all °t Orlandoj Mr. and Mr*, J®* Challdin, o f Indian River City, ami Mr. and Mr*. Her- Refuse a drink or cigar­ ette with a simple "N o, thank y ou ." Giftn • Cards • Books (Formerly McVicara) 210 E. Find St. BUILT-IN LOOK WITH THIS FREE-STAN D IN G... Another Penney Days Special! a J., Manuel M cllo, of Lake whero they visited friends Drive, Is at the Veterans and relatives. They also visit­ return'd te Mexico where Hospital In Bay I’ ines recu ­ ed friends in the foothills oi .she is a student ut Mexico perating from recent surgery. Ihe Catskills Mountains In City College. Friends are glad lo see Mr*. New York. They enjoyed the Residing in Villa 3. Lake Nora Zimm er back in her trees with their changing au­ Catherine Inn. are Mr. and Sixth Street home after re­ tumn colors a n d enroute Mr*. Don York und son, Don cent surgery and a long slay home watched natives pick­ Jr. The Yorks are in the pro­ In Orange Memorial Hospital. ing cotton in North and South cess of purchasing a home Carolina. Miss G rac« Morrison has here where Mr. York will be close to his work at Cape Ca­ returned te her home ii Cleveland, Ohio, after spend­ naveral. ing the past month with her Iteeont weekend guests of brother amt hla wife. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Chad­ Mr*. Itoscoc .Morrison at their wick were Mr. and Mrs. Sam home. 331 East Sixth St. J l r (LADIES PEDAL PUSHER LENGTH BLUE DENIM JEANS) ........... 5J.95 ALSO CULOTTES OF BLUE DENIM AT .... ... *7.95 - aad DELIVERED ON TIMP. Your Downtown Florist Car. K. 1st ft Sanford Ave. FA ] - i m ar FA 2-8431 MARK 21 SPECIAL! PINCH RANGE PLEAT CAFES O N LY 21 INCHES W IDE INNERSPRING Renovated! IN FlUEHULASft • "Built-In" to fit without remodeling • New alyling wllh recessed cooktop In clu d e s : • Reprocessing Padding Add New Padding Where N e c ca n a ry F in is h e d on b o t h aides f o r f r e e s t a n d in g awe See This Space-Saving 2t” Slide-In valanc* New Insulation M A R Y E S T H E R 'S 'Featuring Fa»hion» Just For You* 119 Magnolia Ave, 200 N. PARK AVE. Sanford, Fla. OPEN WED. AFTERNOONS G E N E R A L © ELECTRIC SANFORD FLOW ER S1IOI MATTRESSES “ HOG W A SH E R S” BLACK SUEDE N. For "1IU" Or "H or" D n k ski Sr., of Seventh Street, has Yes! W e Have Them — BLACK CALF Mrs. Mildred Butner and Norris L. Bishop, both of Nora C. Norris, Welcome Sanford, w ere married Sept. Wagon hostess for South 38 at T p.m . at the First Seminole County reporta the Methodist Church. following new families w el­ Tha pastor, Rev. John T. comed to that area: Adama Jr., officiated at tha Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Pear­ informal cerem ony In the son, and daughter foils, from presence o f relatives and Casselberry; Mrs. Esther Johnson, from Ft. loiuderdale; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pryor and daughter, Laurel, from Jacksonville; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leverett, Robert and David, from Oviedo. Maj. and Mi*. Fiatik Ballentine, Frnnk, Aan, Linda and Ronald, from, W ashing­ ton, D. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Leo­ nard G. Pauli, from Winter Park; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kaiser, from Orlando; Mr. •nd Mrs. Howard Euluii. Debhy and Ciruly, from Roches­ ter, N. Y .; and Mr. and Mr*. II. E. Marine, Charlotte, Tom ­ my and Kathy, from Tampa. Personals I)ISTINCTI\E GIFTS Mildred B utner,N . L Bishop W ed In Informal Ceremony Families Chuluota Personals A BLACK PATENT ,\<3 Personals Mr. ami Mrs. Iauhimil Mar- MILADY'S SHOPPE Welcomes New L. M. Wright returned homa Monday from Halifax PLAYMATES helping to celebrate the third birthday of Regina Huy Lott, Hospital In Daytuna Beach are aeuted from left, Sharon Jones, Regina ndmlring hor big birthdny where ha underwent surgery rake and Tommy Herald. Back row, Danny Cowart, Cathy Casselberry, lis t week. Dr. and Mrs. T. Roger Shea, Cathy Hammond and Cheryl Lynn Lott. (Herald Photo) Z. Cason o f Jacksonville ar­ rived Friday for th* week­ end with Mrs. Cason's par­ DeBary ents, Mr. and Mr*. I.. M. W right te give Berth* ami Peggy Cro.isd.ile lias I Margin and son Terry.'The the doctor a chanc* to visit I lo Chuluota alter H an d ® is moving te with har father after his „ .... Ft. Lauderdale from Green •leg* in tha hospital. g some time in Las- ,, ' . Mr. and Mrs. John BoldtCove Spring*. The two mep ., with her parent*. were jormer ihipmatcs in the mann of Community Drive D.muta Mnrskl, daughter of SW EENEYS Mrs. Clifford M. Ilyerson o f Torrence, Calif., arrived Sat­ urday p m. by plane for a visit with her two sisters, Mrs. George Maffctt, 34 tt I’oinscttia A v e „ and Mu*. Charles ilum ll Sr., 402 W. 19th St. She plans to be iq Sanford about three weeks. Enterprise Personals rty Henna Estes Recent gtie«l» o f Mr. and Mr*. Myrl Blankenship nl their Longwood home were EraII Grant ami Mr. and Mrs. O. Kourachcr of Willard. Mo.; M. E. Sherbcr of Washington, I). C., and Mil* Mary Alice Odliarn o f Rocky Mount, N. C. She spoke about the BPW Clubs of Florida and told o ! her visits to Latin American countries when she wsa world affairs chairman. She advis­ ed members to sift out tho Important things and to use the proper ethics and morals in all of their dealings. She stated that the business and professional women were taking the lead in many com ­ munity affairs. Two guests, Dorothy Taft and Barbara Eicholz, were welcomed by the group. Way* and meam chairman. Evelyn brick, outlined several events planned for the c o m i n g months. The nest meeting o f the club will be a dinner meeting on Nov. j iih a guest speak­ er from 0rlui..! j. MEMBERS OK THE DEBARY BPW pose with state officer ami guest speaker, Miss Marie Bowden, at u recent dinner meeting. Left to right are, Mrs. Oscar Papineati, Miss Mary Ann Lederhaus, local president, Mrs. Herman Lederhaus, Misa Bowden and Mrs. Frank White, first vice president. (Cox Photo) Regina Kay Lolt, daughter Casselberry, Mrs. Bert Lederhsus, con­ ducted the business session. Following tbe dinner, Mary Ann Lederhaus introduced the speaker. Personals Regina Celebrates Third Birthday By Women’s Club, when tba group met at the DeBary Restaurant. Mlsa Helen Snodgrass gave the invocation and president. Phone FA 2-6321 ...... . 1.50 New weightier texturn in F i b e r g l t t n 100% glass. Wash *n hung, n e v e r iron! White, toast, gold, pink. Hurry! Range, Now On Display In Our Showroom! "Sem iaoU IIS Magnolia County's Ave. Oldest GE Dealer" y \ 2- �fbt # n ftrl f m f WeA Oct f, D9—ftfa 9 'N o Easy W a y ' Youth Told B y Businessman By Robert B. Thoaiai Jr. FA l ilM Herbert Cherry has m ' made and Industry In • relatively abort time. He was born in Sanford; attended the public schools and was graduated from Grooms Academy. He was a steady performer for the Pan­ ther* at halfback. Tha late James A. Foster was the coach at that time. Cherry is a proud and industrlous person. When he was In high school, he had something like three or four jobs. As he leaned back In hi* chair, he had a far away look on his face. He said, “ There is no excuse for fail­ ure because 11 a person has faith in God and confidence in himself, with the deter* mination to m ove forward, there is no limit to his ad­ vancing. “ Everyone can contribute something worthwhile to his com m unity, state and nation. Being a resident o f Sanford m ost of my life, I would like to say further that we have the best people here in the world. All the people have been wonderful to work with; and their cooperation la alw ays assured when H is He paused to think for a m om ent and uttered these tim ely words, “ T o the young people today there is no easyw ay, no short cuts. Success depends on-hard work ami a. great determination. A young m an's future depends upon what he wants and what sa c­ rifices he is willing to make.” Speaking o f our city, he ■aid, “ I have faith in San­ ford and It's future growth; and if It Is lo be successful in this growth, each citiien must cooperate to his fullest. We are attracting industry and people in this area, but one o f the first steps in at­ traction is beauty. In this, we need much belter streets, sewerage and lights. This need will he met when San­ ford and its interests feel the sam e. Wo have competent leaders in our local govern­ ment and school system. It Is a g 'c a t pleasure to be a citi­ zen of ianford, having rear­ ed a family of which I am very proud; and doing busi­ ness with people that 1 have known most o f my life. My advancement here, if l have advanced, could not have been excelled elsewhere. This is my firm conviction. God has been good to me; and for this, l am truly grateful.” • • • * • r. & * a • I • i • I O a I LA K E LA N D (U P l) — The Florida citrus industry ha* taken a page from the history o f the Old W est In an effort to halt citrus "n istllng” that is costing grow ers between 12 million and 13 million an­ nually. Florida Citrus Mutual, a giant grow ers co-operative, has organised a fruit protec­ tion division similar to the cattlemen's association anil has hired a real-life sheriff to head it up. considerable advancement In buslceaa C itru s R u stle rs Face 'O ld W e s t ’ C rackd o w n ic s iiw u c s : dent Robert W. Rutledge said citrus thievery has plagued the industry for years but ha* been on the increase in recent years. “ Growers have been get­ ting worried over the problem and particularly this season with the shortage o f citrus re­ Individual growers have sulting In high prices,” Rut­ set up their own "citrus vigi­ ledge said. lantes” by hiring people to Citrus thefts generally fall patrol orange groves at night into three categories, Rut­ to prevent thefts. ledge said, but the coetllest Mutual executive vice presi­ and most common la when several men with a pickup truck move into a grove and steal from 10 to SO boxes uf orange* which alrendy have been picked. but one rarely encountered, is not organised,1* Rutledge tice. The tourist still sen atop Is when the thieves go Into said. “ It is a matter o f a alongside a grove and pick a grove and hook a tractor couple o f people getting to­ several fruit. But It would, to a loaded trailer and gether and deciding to make help i f tha tourist w ould ' make o ff with 500 boxea o f a little money.” This fruit brings shout $5 fruit at ona craca. Rutledge said that tha in­ check with tha grata ownar per box with most sales to The third method o f th eft dustry crack-down on fruit If he la available.” the sniall roa.l side stand*. involves the most wurk be­ thefts docs not alter the tra­ The Mutual executive said Rutledge said the thieves cause the th ief actually goee ditional practice by which the citrus thieves usually pick claim to be snull grow ers, into a grove and picks his tourists were allowed to stop top quality fruit. Ha said therefore a license is not own fruit, usually making o f f at groves and pick soma fruit that many o f tha thlevaa w ho needed and most buyers do with up to 10 boxes In a o ff ths tree. have been convicted have had not know ths fruit has been car from which the back tea t “ Although this can be cost­ past associations with the In* stolen. has been removed. ly, too," Rutledge said, “ we dustry, many times as pick* Another method o f theft. “ Most o f the fruit iteallng are not changing this prac­ ers. HERBERT CHERRY bars Bacon, Miss CHS, Irene Jackson and Sonja Cherry, attendants; Cynthia Kendrick, Mlai Homecoming. Nelwyn Henderson and Gail Adams, attendants; Alberta Martin, Team Sweetheart; Joyce A. Williams, Senior Sweetheart; Shirley A. Rhodes, Junior Sweetheart; Y vette Dixon, Sophomore Sweetheart; Ce­ celia Miller, Freshmen Sweet­ heart; Linda Merthie, Miss Student C ou n cil;; Jacquelyn Boston. T and 1 Sweetheart; Patricia D avis, NFA Sweet­ heart; Shirley Howard, Miss N1IA; Carol Williams, Miss Junior M IA ; Betty Black, Miss Chorus; Geraldine David­ son, MUs T ri-ili-Y ; Barbara Jean Givens, Miss Band; Au­ drey Hayes, Miss Dance Club; Koseanner Johnson, Miss H u t- FLA. GRADE “A ” D & D W HOLE FRYERS QUICK FROZEN FRYER LIV ERS PORK CHOPS BAN It R-Q SIZE Miss National Honor Society; Cassandra G. Francis, Miss Junior Chorus; Doris Quinn, Miss Future Teachers, and Yolanda Holloway, Miss Lib­ rary. • a • SPARE RIBS FRESH MEATT » WIENERS 3 • HOLOT.NA SA V E a n d LA R G E 10 OZ. JAR BLU E SEAL SOLID Lb. O LEO 8 N ESCAFE C O FFEE I*Kk - frozen • Collards • Mustard • Spinach • Turnips BLEACH 9 ................. in oz. CHOC. — BANANA — COCONUT I’ ktf. JUM BO PIES . S I R L O IN cum . ■ ^ £ 3 r~ S P E C IA L O F TH E W E E < H ERSH EY’S SUGAR 5 IB. BAG FULL Fi G A L TH RIFTY Limit X With *5 Order HOUND A L L M E A T STEW • UIR S T E A K G R O U N D CH U CK ...................................... LB. LB S . 9 7- STOCK: Up McKe n z i e STEAK • SMOKE!) SAUSAfiE HOMEMADE SAUSAGE This group lias maintained superior ratings at the dis­ trict and state festivals. One annual project of this group is sponsoring the homecoming souvenir programs which will be available at the game on October 18, 1!W3 when the Crooms Panthers tangle with the Palatka Bulldogs. Earl E. Minnott is director. • 10 lbs. $1 PIGS F E E T Senior Chorus o f Crooms High School has elected these officers: Reginald McGill, president; E rrol Cherry, vice president; Geraldine David­ son, secretary; Brenda Miller, assistant secretary; Elmer Brookens, treasurer; Cynthia Alexis Clarke, librarian; Per­ ry Gaines, m ale wardrobe manager, ami Bernadette Di­ xon, female wardrobe m an­ ager. • 2 - 1 lb.cups LEAN CENTER CUT Thespiati; ‘Twrraine- -Hmuling . ARGO — Limit 8 With IS Order • The United Fund Drive Is Young lodies Community in its third week of operation. Club met recently at lh« J. Daniels, general chairman home of Mrs. M. Matthews is asking everyone to make for the purpose of making a contribution to this very plans for its 12th anniversary worthy cause. He is assisted program Sunday, Nov. 10, at by tha following persons: tiie Church of God In Christ. Mrs. Ruby Wilson, who Is T ie llev. Dcvcaux is pastor. in charge of Hie north end of Gloria Hawkins, ltW3 gra­ the county; Mrs. Louise 11, duate of Crooms High, has Foster, the south end; 0 . entered Bronx Busineaa Col­ Merthie, fraternal, elvlc, so­ lege. Gloria is the daughter cial organizations; D. C. Mc­ of Mrs Catherine Hawkins. Coy, commercial collections; Mr ami Mrs. John Reese Mrs. Dorothy Hinyling, neigh­ Jr. and children, of Los An­ borhoods, and Rev. Jessie religious contribu­ geles, Calif., were guests of Brown, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Al!o- tions. Please give! It helps so way and family. Reese is many deserving Individuals. Mrs. Alloway's brother. Eighth grade of Midway Mrs. Josnnah Moore, Earl K. Mmolt, Mr. and Mrs. Elementary School presented James Mmott and Mrs. Na­ a program last Wednesday. omi Ford motored to St. The title of it was “ Good Petersburg this morning to Manners” at home, church, attend the funeral of Mrs. dance and on the street, It Moore s brother's wife, Mrs. was a very informative pro­ gram The student body’s re­ Julia Glass. Congratulations to Mr. and action to it was one which Mrs. Han Bentley Jr„ on the Indicated its appreciation to arrival of their baby daugh­ the highest. Judy Richardson j gave a fine rendition of. ter, Kwanda Rena. • • • ‘ Nobody knows Lie Trouble One would have thought I've Seen ' Principal W. I. during last week that Hurri­ Hamilton made some obser­ cane Flora’ s eye had center- vations and commended the e j over Crooms High School. students and their teacher, The girls were in a dither, Mrs. Dorothy R. Baker, for J the occasion: Selecting class bringing such an important j and club Homecoming Sweet­ and timely program. hearts and attendants. With the counting of the last bal­ DIDN'T INVENT IT lot and the ringing uf the bell The guiltuline w a s nut at 2 :0 on last Friday, every­ named for its inventor but for thing appeared back to nor­ Joseph Guiilotin who, during mal. the French Revolution, .sug­ The Stalent Council is plan­ gested that person* condemn­ ning a gala Homecoming ed to death could he executed Event. The theme: Victory at *‘C” . Homecoming festivities mercifully b y such a ma­ will begin with Lie Orange chine. ami Maroon Coronation Ball, fallcscd with the parade and most important, the fighting Panthers attacking the Palatxa Bulldogs. These lovely girls will reign in splendor over tie h o m e c o m in g Veteran law enforcement officer Leslie Bessenger re­ signed as sheriff o f Paaco County last week to take over the Mutual job. He had been sheriff o f the county fo r 23 year* and has been in law enforcement work for 31 year*. CATSUP, 14 oz. . F R E S H -A S -S P R lH G P R oD U C fc . 8 F L A T CANS FANCY FOR S A R D I N E S ..................... Sweet Potatoes ONLY BOWMAN'S .10.1 — Limit 8 With IS Order APPLE SA UCE . . . 8 LIMIT 2 WITH $7 ORDER PLEASE 2 ! j CANS — Limit 5 With IS Order LBS. i ONLY $1 LONG ISLAND ----------------------e - w - r - s g SOUTHERN PEACHES NO. > CANS — Limit S With IS Order 3 Diamonds Pineapple 5 S P E C IA L O F T H E W EEK . m --..A NO. 103 CAN — Limit II FLORIDA G R A D E ” A " CAULIFLO W ER 3 LGE. H EAD S Showboat Spaghetti | . 12 T A L L CANS — Limit 9 tilth SI Order SHURFINE M ILK S i . . . . 9 LARGE EGGS HA MET 10.1 CAN — Limit 12 With *3 Order Green b White Limas . 12 n o /. LA-HUTA FRESH-AS-SPRIHG PRODUCE U . S. NO. 1 W H IT E POTATOES 25 LB . BAG CORNED BEEF ONLY Jewel Shortening 2 lb. CANS Limit 2 With S3 Order Large MEDIUM HAILS BOXES ON LY 4 TIP TOP SUPERMARSI171 Limit I With *■> Order tth. ST. & SAN FO R D A V E . IVORY SOAP 12 for only $1 l . l Ml I 1100 W . LUh. STR EET �YOUR FOOD FOOD V FLA G R A D E A 2460 P A R K A V K . FRESH • LARGf W. W. KIHTLEY Native Returns Alter 22 Years In U. S. Navy A 4853532353532348535348535323234848485348484848 FRYER LEGS OR BREASTS - - 2 DOZEN natlr* o f Sanford, Wil­ liam W. Klrtley, la back boma # PICNIC - 33* at Golden Lake to live attar nerving aome 22 years in the United SUlea Navy. BONELESS SOUNDS OP Klrtley, right out o f high school, enlisted In the Navy In January, 1M1. lie served In the Pacific theater during World War II and was aboard the USS Hornet when she was aunk by tba Japanese. 0 CENTER CUT SMOKED £ Retiring as a chief aviation machinist m ale, Klrtley serv­ ed after the war in the Medi­ terranean and Antarctic, lie said that at present he has not decided what he will do In civilian life, but all he is thinking about now la resting up lor a month or ao and enjoying sumo leisure. Klrtter holds to medals and ribbons Including the Navy Commendation Medal, Navy unit commendation ribbon, seven awards for good con­ duct, American Defense Me­ dal, American Theater Medal, Asiatic-Pacific medal with eight stars, World War II Victory Medal. European Oc­ cupation Medal, Korean De­ fense Medal and Antarctic Rervlct Medal. Special Taxis Used In Japan WASHINGTON ( U l'l)-K o r a bunch of wild hluo yonder lypes, the fellows at Tachlkawa Air Korea Ilase In Ja­ pan did aeem to require an unseemly number o f trucks. According to a report made public by the General Ac­ counting Office (G AO ), some of the liny* were using onehalf ami thn-e quarter-ton trucks Tor lasts. In the ad­ vancement of their personal ami cultural status. Corned B t e U V t Pork Chops « 69' •HEADED 3 m WOIVIOUAL $ VealSt0flksr.69 < coffee", - m « i i M fA H K E l Howl LB CAH Mi FF Deluxe COOKING OIL OR VARISING FROZEN CRIHXLI-CUT French Fries s^'2 5 * L A D Y F A I R T H IN S L I C E D W H IT E Moon Shot Chief Goes To NASA WASHINGTON (U l'D -D r. K. Sbea, 37-year-olil deputy director of the space agency’s office of manned space flight, has been named program manager (or deve­ lopment of the Apollo space­ craft. Shea will go to the National Aeronautics ami Space Ad ministration's Manned Space Center at Houston, Tex. The Apollo spaceship Is being de­ signed to carry astronauts to the moon. Joseph CRISP FRESH CELLO WRAPPED FIibj ol pmtlfi tithe tojliea jRd civic IIle elroafcoMuilly. v i r m s i n i i m s s t i d iii VS UNSOMSItlf*, PLKASa CALL FROZEN VEGETABLES COTTAGE CHEESE \irginia I’rlrimki 1*. O. Hoi 1211 Hanford 1'hytlU tfugrimteln FA 2B2.1I Lake Mary i Nora N'orria TB >.t ill S. St innude I i �South Seeks Savior The Wallace-Bnmctt pl«n for slates of independent presidential electors, committed in advance to no specific candidate, probably will nev­ er pet o ff the ground in 1964. But under some conditions, the South might plump for a man like Georgia’s Sen. Richard Russell. It is acknowledged widely that President John F. Kennedy is in major political difficulty in the 11state Old South and some border territory. Since in noncampaign years op­ ponents tend to be more vocal than proponents, there is no way of being sure thnt Kennedy’s unpopularity is sufficient to deprive him of states like Georgia and North Carolina— which would be making a real wrench if they deserted the Demo­ cratic ticket. The animosity toward the Pres­ ident conceivably could have such breadth and depth, though there are many who doubt it. Assuming the defection* might be serious, one confronts next the unlikelihood of most southern states going for a Republican candidate of the complexion of New York's Gov, Nelson Rockefeller. It is a Kennedy - Rockefeller race, in the view o f some southern ob­ servers, that might well produce a separate Democratic . conservative movement in the South behind Rus­ sell or sume other. 0 h r i o u s I y, in these circum­ stances, a man of Russell’s evident stature might command a high pro­ portion of the South's substantial electoral vote. It would go well be­ yond anything Govs. Wallace of Alabama anti Ross Barnett of Miss­ issippi could muster for their limit­ ed “ independent" effort. In the sou­ thern political bank, the latter two have little credit. But careful, thorough soundings by one veteran of the national po­ litical wars suggest thnt an inde­ pendent southern movement would evaporate completely if Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona should be the 1964 Republican nominee. A check has been made with a considerable number o f key southern Democratic senators and some other leaders. Without exception they in­ dicated that GOP nomination of Goldwater would have such nppeal in their territory that voters would feel no need for another conservative, anti-Kennedy slate. Most of these leaders would not be likely' to come out openly for Goldwater. But at the minimum many would refrain from endorsing and working for the President. The Solid South? Clearly this is now just a phrase for the pages of history. The region is In the great­ est political flux it has known since Reconstruction days — and bids fair to stay fluid for years to come. Dr. Croitt’s TEA FORM ATION W orry Clinic mom Jerry waata to secret of “human Interest" literary* material. Scraphook thl* ra*e and he sure to send for the booklet be­ low, for H ean he a boon everybody, w h e t h e r yon want to to write better tore letter* or edit the rhnrrh weekly mimeographed mag­ azine. CASE Q-liIP: Jerry A., ag­ ed 'J'J, is a joumliam student. “ Dr. Crone." he asked dur­ ing a forum discussion follow­ ing my address at hia college, "which newspaper columns rats the highest on reader polls f ''And how is it possible to determine whot is culled ‘hu­ man interest' material7" Let's answer Jerry's second question flrsL "Human inter­ est" material simply means leading matter that greatly interests human beings. So what i* the psychological secret of such “ human inter­ est?" It can lie expieased in these three short wonts. Me-lieroNowl Hriefly, we ar« interested primarily in our own epid­ ermis and its contents—in our present location—and at this very moment! ~ ^ rm to Phil Newsom Says . . . Reds Want U.S. Wheat Helen Fuller Soys In the Ukruine surveying vastly expanded output of for- Statr* sold wheat to Russia Hie wreckage ut what hud lilixet. some of It would find Its way -fci'tnhopcdwoultLJhn _ii_.banilSX, Contributing also to the dis­ bacK.to Cuba. re "The” ' wraknVssc's' ciup year, Soviet Premier aster Rut the temptation also was WASHINGTON — Many of Nikita Khrushchev delivered which annually plague the So­ great. The U. S. government America’ s top news, televis­ himself of another of Ids prov­ viet agricultural economy— lo w incentives, inadequate held more than a billion bush­ ion and ratlin reporters are erbs. “ As lung as tha thunder transportation faciities and u els of surplus wheat nml an­ wondering why they devoted does not crash," he snid, "tho shortage of farm machinery. other billion was on the way. so many hours and words to At any rule, ns the premier peasant does not cross him­ Crop damage suffered liy the Illiterate dope pu-lier and confessed murderer, Joseph said, the U.SSIl was in a "dif­ self.** tho Soviet Union ami by much Valachi. and his appearance The remark was interpreted ficult position.” of the remainder of Ktirupn before the Sena Ie Investiga­ Kor Canada ami Australia, as a auggestion to Soviet already had benefited U. S. tions Committee last week. planners that they might havv one man's loss was another farmers. Alter broadcasting two days thine more to foresee this man’s gain. Analysts already were pre­ o[ Valachi testimony Unit rebrum ('amidii alone, Soviet years disaster which has tin n­ dating record wlieut ship­ ed the Soviet Union from a buyers pure bused nearly seven ments and total farm exports 1sen)bled reruns from "The normally grain-exporting na­ million tuns of wheat In ■ of another record close to JO Untouchables," the national television networks h a g a n tion to one forced to scramble record folHi million deal which billion. scrambling to line lip Mrs. on to the world wheat market scraped tho bottom of the bins lly this week. It seemed tho Ngo Dinh Nlm as the star re­ of Canada's exportable sur­ to meet ita minimum needs. U. S. government had made placement for Valachi on Fur this, aside from a bit­ plus. up its mind. If they asked fur their news shows this week. From Ottawa, where U. S. terly rold wintrr and a lone it, tho Soviets could have 200 The suspicion is spreading summer drought, the Soviet wheat dealer* were meeting million hushets of wheat for premier could give himself a with a Soviet delegation, came $390 million cash uti the bar­ that someone built up Valachi far beyond his legitimate lance share of the credit, since report* that the Soviets want­ rel head. news value for ulterior rea­ ed still more ami would buy the direction of Soviet agri­ sons. And the linger at this culture has been his own par­ up to "UO million bushels point inclines in the direction from tho United Stales If the R e a l I ,a n d I j o r d ticular baby. of Attorney General Robert Ills virgin lands project II. S. government would un­ NEW YORK (Ul’l ) — The Kennedy and Arkansas Sett had not been a success and it til ori/e it. U. S. government owns so John McClellan, chair man of appearnl ho now was ahaml oil­ Wheat has been on tho U. much land in Alaska that if |[1(l committee conducting tin ing a preview belief that tho S. list of goods embargoed 1.3 million acres (th# sue of Soviet Union’s growing pop. against sale to Russia ami Delaware I were taken away crime Investigation and !h illation needs could ho met such a salr required it major every day from Jan. I, to bert Kennedy's bos* when he served as general counsel of ■imply by ex|aimling acreage. change in U. S. policy. Oct. If,, tho government that committee before fits Instead, the emphasis now There also was the virtual ve uld still have some left brother became President. would he on irrigation ami a certainty that if the United over, thu Tax Foundation No one questions Valachi's says. bon* fidcs as a member of • Valachi Overrated O U lt B O A R D IN G the Mafia or Cosa Nostra family of criminals. The question is how much ho as a smalltime hood actually knew of life at the top in the Organization. The New York Police who know his record and lilt recent secret testi­ mony to federal agents dis­ miss Valachi as a "small, publicity-loving bum,” whose testimony is ".stalu rumors and underworld gossip." "You couldn't convict a fly on Valachi's words,'* one New York prosecutor told the New York Times" this week. No one doubts the passion ate dedication of Robert Ken ncily aud Sen. McClellan to wiping out the crime network that increasingly corrupts this country, especially the youth through the pushing of the drug habit. No nnr doubts their sincerity in urging new laws us wciqsms in the fight. McClellan wants to outlaw membership in the Cosa Nostra. It o he rt Kennedy wants to give him the power to grant immunity to wit­ nesses in racket investiga­ tion* ami to legalize the use id wiretap evidence in court, i LThose wlui say that the At- 1IOUSK vr.gv weu, ,THev USED TU'.AT l RANGYCOK Dick West Says IF YD PUT AVdC* ltd 1 rA Y rA T H C A o .ro / MAKE A SWELL CANDLE.' Y'LL ONE ( A BO* FOR THE STORAGE CHARGEE, Y o u * 2 pck A Third BF *4 .* WIEN HD CPErdEO IT UP AVJ INTEREST IN1W BOX! [HOME, WHAT DO SOU SUPPOSE (T OOWA'JF.TU'WAMO WASHINGTON fill'll — .lion other museum pieces, said "Son of Uuivnc At any rate Contained ? — B00K4 o f gold O N M A C * FOR THE Univac I, th# world’s firat ] "Id Univac would b* placed on ] the new one* cun tabulate a EAF.THC KIND USED electronic computer, retired public exhibit n* nil inspira­ about three mililurt items per tion to “ generations yet un­ minute, whereas the best old from active duty this werk Univac could do was about born." after a glorious l‘J-yrsr car­ Sinr. r e t i r e d computers 30,1100. eer at the Census llurritu. aren't entitled to social secur­ So it is easy to understand Ill honor of the occasion, ■ ity, it is nice to know that old why old Univuc hud to bn put group of us got together and Univuc will have n good home. out to pasture. L'U-urly, It was Ifodges noted that two new over the hill. gave old Univac a little retire­ The speed at which comput­ "generations" of computers ment party. Some party! have come into being since the er* are r e p l a c i n g human Socially speaking, we were original model was installed luains is presently a matter of breaking new ground. Not at the census bureau on March n a t i o n a l concent. White even I’ etle Meats, th* hustest 30. 1051. they’re at It, I hope the ex­ with the mu*test, ever threw “ So her. is Univuc — a perts will give soma thought u party for an electronic com­ grandfather st age I nml to future rctiiement parties. puter. The one for old Univuc was ready for honorahlo retire­ The pioneering spit it that ment," he said. a hit on tho doll side. None of everyone felt was expreesed I don’t know the name of the guert* got potted and very nicely hy Commerce Sec­ the second generation comput­ there wasn’t a wet eye in the retary Luther li .Hodges, who er, but 1 assume it i* railed house. was called upon to suy a few words. AM. NEW “ All of us have attended re­ I’uge l-A Sanford* Florida Wed., October 9, 11MM tirement parties for old and faithful servants of the de­ h a u i : k i . g i k i .o w , r.ntToii a m i F i i t i .m i r i i partment or the company," rit »:n VA* r iir n w k i m Hodges said. "Rut how run Minis ins B i l l o r tlivliinii'ii I riupl Interior Arrylie you have u farewell handshake H M t : « i ii i » ; h v h t ii l.str* Psint JI III Wi l l * llu.ili..* JliiMX-r when the honored retire, is a County l.-l/Mr *11 lit I I I i . «.l« t v r ONE COAT muchin. T" Clvislfl*<t Manager c E c r .i.n I'lllHKM Kit INK V III. fill.IVH A good question. For that NO DIUP audits K.Jltar Cl rrulat Inn M *n »«»r mutter, how ran you giv« a Huy One Gal. — *i iiM itii-rinx i i m : i murhinr a gold wutrh with an llnw* lirii«rr? Ur Hall Get One FREE! appropriate inscription « n *rn*ln.»t«, I'.iHaly III lllkrr J)o w ««k |a oo t Sear t l l - O t Y**r graved on the back? • OUTSTANDING HIDING POWER S on « Munih* M l « Months • CAN RE St HI IIIIKD MUHIN In D U S in lieu of these traditional 3 i'l 3 Month* l oti t Month* • DRIES IN to MINUTES retirement party rites, old 1 44 1 Month 1 >n) l M 'nth • NO PAINTY ODOR V. H rn*tal R-aalatl.jn* provlJ* th*i all mill subscription* b* Univac was presented to the palJ In ailiant-a. • SOAP AND WATER CLEAN-UP .Smithsonian Institute. Which Kntsrt'l a* »*<-.>n'l el*** mailer uetnher 37. 141* at ih« t'"*l is the easy way out. The Only Paint With A Ctfflc* of Sanford. KlnrMa. nn-l-r th* Act of • *i#rs.. of March. If ever you have something W H IT T E N Th* IWrald la a member ot th* Unite! I'r*,* which I* *n- that you want to get rid of tlil«J i i luaively to th* u.« for r*pnblic»liuu of all th* local UNCONDITION A I. (ill A R A NTEK new* prlnieU In lhl« new*p*j>«r, but are reluctant to throw Alsu Can He Tinted 1,500 Different Cttlnrt •N-> part of any material, new* or SilvartMIng, of tnl* sdlLioo away, you can always solve ol Th* .'anforil lleraM may be reproduced in any nMiiti*r with- the problem by presenting it out written permission of th* pub||*h«r of Th Haul I Any to thu Smithsonian. In lit (Jijal or firm responsible for such reproduction will b* Dr. Leonard Carmichael, considered a* Infringing on Th* H«rstd’> copyright mil will b* held ttabt* f->r Jini.igiii* uniter th* law. Published -tally ex opt Smithsonian secretary, who Saturday, Sunday sad Ctumuui, papluu.d s*tur-uy preceding 20‘J W. 1st S T . FA 2-.TIit9 already has custody of 57 milLntuuneft tAUCIVi — eUT I KNOW A CHAP WHO ATTENDED A WAWE' House sale , a s t c io . and bought Old Univac’ Retired Every inch that you m«*ra nway from another person’s skin, mean* he lose* interest accordingly. And every rernmt hi time that you go back into the past or even forward Into the fu­ ture. he likewise tags in hi* attention. "Me, here, now!" is the magic formula fur writers, entertainers, public speakers and even advertisers or sides­ men. Now apply that formula to various newspaper columns and feature*. Are readers concerned with Wall Street or how to carry on interesting conversation? Which of those topics is nearer to the skin of the ma­ jority of readers? How about the Berlin Wall V*. how to win an engagement ring? Ur the European Common Market vi. how to be popular with one's classmatea and companions? Even the re-hash stories about Cuba don't rate the readership that a column does that show* how to hold a hus­ band against the wile# of par­ amour*. And fesr of a platonic mar­ riage is far more interesting to both husehamla and wives than ia politic*, So you cull already surmise which column* rate thu high­ est readership. They are the onei that dent ■ilh personal pioblcm*. They .me, ..uauidty- cnilod—ftmlvijv”column*. A prominent M i c h i g a n newspaper recently spent J’.'S,000 on an exhaustive survey of all its features, It found that tho “advira" columns far surpassed every­ thing else, including finance, political column., etc. O 's and A 's Q—Which was ths last of the Confederate states to be readmitted to ths Union7 A—Gcorgia-LJufy lit, 1870. And the wise*! to afmpf% for #uch “ advice" pertains t« your own akin or epidermi<s here, now! That atrikea jo * whether you live in a ham1r% schurhan home or downtown hotel. ff you wish to write storirg nr plays, be sure to start out with a dramatic, eye-catching opening sentence. And see that it strikes al people's major interests, right where they live and in the im* mediate present! For this is e fast speed age where you need a "jet” type of opening instead of the tedious “ oxen" lead-off, ua by Arnold liennetl in his Uhl Wives' Tale, which English professors still assign their ..tndrnts. .Send for my booklet "Huvr to Write Salable Copy," en* closing a lung stamped, rw. turn envelope, plu* 30 cents. It contains many psycholog* icul rules to help prize con* test writers, a* well a* those who edit a mimeographed V'hurc|i newsletter eucli Week. (Always write In Dr, Crane in ev e ut tkie sews, paper, enrhming a lontf stamped, addrrwsed envelope and 20 rents to cover typ* ing and printing fonts when you send for one of hia booh* lets.) OYER 35 YEARS At First A Palmetto (Alongside eld poat offke) Sanford Furniture Co. torncy General lacks a proper Q—How long can scula itay respect for civil liberties de­ feated the latter request last under water? A—For a good many min­ year. He repeated it in his trail rdf statement w h i r h utes, If necessary, Imt usually * fn rp eU * F u m itor* opened the .McClellan hear­ for not mors than five. • Tilr • Pifti ings last week.) * Rental Bede Q—What event on July Id, There Is some question about Hie means the Attorney 1915 marked the dawn of a General and the Senator are new age? A—The world’s first atomic using to dra mat ife Hie need (or new laws. It is widely be­ device was exploded over the lieved lli.it thu Justice De­ desert near Aluumgoidiv Air part ment leaked lurid ad­ Ilnss in New Mexico. EST. 1933 vance story on the Valachi testimony to the "Saturday Q—Which United States IN S U R A N C E A r A S A V / M Evening rust." presumably President had Uio greatest a n ^ ic ly m the hope ut building up a number of children? big television audience. Many A—John Tyler — 16 chil­ observers were shocked by dren. lit So. Palmetto Sen. McClellan's a l m o s t friendly handling of Valuehi Q—What is the earliest Phone FA 2-0811 on the witness stand and the llibliral reference to a stand­ leading questioning by which ing army? other Senators guided Hie A—The first truer* of s gangster through his testi­ standing army in Israel are mony. The situation called found In tlm reign of Saul. nut for Hie late Sen. Charles Tnhey ami some of the right­ Q—How many strings does eous wrath he levelled at con the Japanese musical in-tiutrmplible* like Valachi when ment, koto, have 7 they came before the KefsuA—Thirteen. vrr Crime Commille. lu years ago. (}—What is th# meaning of Cat* You 21 Monthly Just tell us how much Ilohhy Kennedy ami John the term “ Almighty Dollar"? H'- r 7* Piyiiimtf mo n e y yo u n e e d to McClellan are obviously new $120 00 $ 1 no A—"Almighty D o l l a r " 'i IHrt - ) tin.) fo "show biz." If two such mean the power of capital. meet all your seasonal r*’t)i;i) 11Cl) IS Oil 312.00 stem puritans are to win pub­ expenses. Phone for 4J2.00 1* 00 lic support for stricter crime 33.00 532. C J prompt, courteous service! SCIENTIFIC LAWN cnnlrol by Hollywood meth­ SPRAYING FOR — od*, it is clear that they will LOANS UP TO $600 CHINCH BUGS need help in revising their OR show. A Kennedy by marri­ age might he of assistance FU N G U S I'etcr Lawford'a first movie Also l.awn fti-novation as a producer, currently showing in Washington, deals Dealer Ynur FINANCE SERVICE, INC. with tlm "lupermnb” and the of Sanford world of crime. His "heavy" "Johnny Cool." Is three time* GrapevIHe Nursery 110 South Miignolia St............ ... . .FA 2-4612 S 2221 Graprvillr Avr. as scary as Joe Valachi, and FA I-O H H H .. .. <**TX-.L.t * * — ■-*! - ...A.-.*•* » vb far mora convincing. d. ,i & r Sn\ Liviy u FAMILY uiljY &aufurii ia-atfi Rol Hide Mary Carter Paints Situated on large individually ltmdtu’H|i«*d loin Features include central heat and air roiulitioniiij; MODERN KITCHENS 1!Y 6ENERAL&ELECTRIC ShosufLaksA CONSTRUCTION COM PANY Custom Building- Out- Specialty General Office 211 W. 25th St. Sales Office FA 2-71’Ja FA 2-31U3 STEN STR0M REALTY SALES AGENTS �fftff* t-A — Oet t, (Duah Clbby : Television Tonight V: lie* (»> Patty Dubs W EDN ESDAY P. M. I;M (3) X l I H I f l W**Cl) N | *S (I) th*r Nawa, that Sport a, (I) "A Bhakesperlaa I s terlude" 111# (I) Tightrope f f ) Price la Right M f ( ! ) Keplonage W it- «:!• (») Editorial •ill (»> Mow*. Dpar'.i, * « ■ ta i ia i IM lit* t ;« f;M thor a t Ch. I Spar'.* Waathar dhow nt (It Newa— Waltar Croaklto (It Nona— Raa Cochran (it Huntley - Brinkley <»> Call Tho Doctor (1) Deputy (•) Oltnn Raarao ((> Choranna (It Virginian (It Chronicle Legal Notice to n e s mr sfbcul t il l II.*# l l :# l 11:11 11:11 11:1# 11:11 THURSDAY A. M. 1:4# • ill 1:1# till m i SCHOOL MSTMCT s u e . Tton rom i s s m o u cove * , reow p t. on is s s L P R. ttd*. t o to m sssw i Till Till DUTHtCT R S B I S S S I S . AND TO TOTH OH TRB S S S . ■MS HtkLAOH M M FOH OAR. Notice Is hereby R o n tbot. punuent to tho provisions of BaetloS M o i l, sod Section S ll.il. Florid* Statute*. Of 1 1 * 1 , an olaetlon will b* hold tnrouohout Somlaolo County, Florida. and In aach election product tharaof on Tuaailay. tho Ith day or November, m i . tor tho *1 action tram Somloola County at larso by tho quali­ fied floaters of told county of three Trustees to servo for the snaulnB biennium fur Bpeotal Tea School District Mumbar One which oomprlsat ell of said Bfmtnola County, Flor­ ida and to vote on the soilmaled mlltaie levy propoaad by the Bomtnola County nosrd of Public Instruction for tha eneulns biennium for ial>l Speclnl T at School District Number One. The eellmated wlllase levy for oald Special Tas School Dtitrlet Number One required for tho rosutar le n s la 111 mllla tor each year of the biennium, ond l.#» mill for Spaclol Mllli St For District School nulldlnr ond Iluo Keii,-*n..>’ nn,l, sold special mlllase to ba seed euvuig the «*> aulns twa years for the purpose of providing a fund for tho maintenance, Improvemant. nr construction of ochool bultdlnas, tho purchases of sltaa. buaea. of for capita outlay purposes within Special Tas School Dlatrlot Nembsr One. parsons whoso pam»o oro to be prtntod on tho bnllot for approval as Trustees may b* nominated at any lima up to IK days preceding the lima of the alcotlun by petition of flea or mora persona qualified to rots In the election, and filed with the Board of Publlo Instruction of Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida at least II d*r« prior to the holding of sold election. Petition forma may ho ohlalne.1 from tho CoSTtri Superintendent af Publla In otruotlon, Hanford, Florida. Only qualified electors re­ siding In said Special Tel School District Number One who pay tax on real or partonal property within said district shall ba entitled to vote In the election. By order of the Board ef Publla Inetruotloa ef temlnole County, Florida. J. P. Wright. Chilrman County Hoard af Tubllc Instruction Seminole County, Florida Altesti a T. M ll.W ES. County lupl. A Ka.OIfklo Secretary Seminole County Board ef Public Instruction Publish Oct. 1. », II, »*. m It) (I) ID fl) <11 t() ID (I) It) (I) 7.01 steer throws h i stem r o s sraeS A L TAX SCHOOL __ H s s s t n a s m s itis ra n SAID BPHTIAL TAX SCHOOL d i s t r i c t n CHORD (I) Revtrly IllUbllllea (t) Ben Casey (l| Dick Vaa Dyke (1) eleventh Ifour (I) Denny Kaye (*) Charming (!)(•> Newa, Weather, Sports If) News — M o r p h y Uartla (I) Nows, Weather, flporta (t) Movla <J> Johnny Caraon fColor) ff) TV Blackout <»> Movla 1:H silmnaatlco Suaahlna Almanaa Orova, Farm Report Florida tfiatory Sunrise Semester Today— Hush Downs Film Feature* Farm MkL Report Mickle Zvaaa Today Decal News, W ea­ ther til# M) Captain K en feroe 1 :3a (t) Cartoons *:*• fl) Jock I-a bonne (f ) American History (I ! Eaarclea For Woman t i l l Cl) Cartoons III# <D dais Storm ft) ltnmpar Room lt:«# (1) Hay When (I) Newa— Mike W a l­ lace (I) Spanish man l « :ll (1) Word for Word (Color) (It I Lots Lucy <11 December Bride ll:o# (D Concentretlua (I) McCoys (*) Price Id Right U :t* ID World larles Spotlight (I) Pets and Oladys (*) Seven Keys THURSDAY P. M. 13:14 Yl:4» FA 1-192# Zanilh Color TV Salsa U N Saaford Ava. e e 1:## 1:1* l i t) lit# 1:11 I til Mt t:Ie 1:34 ----- 4.10 tit* H m minimum strength tot tho srtlfleisl two no-trump response to a m a jor suit opening is 13 supporting points o f which a t least 11 are . I.n high cards. With enough rapport end less than 11 la high cards you simply Jump right to lour •( part­ ner's suit. There is no maximum strength at alL Y ou can use tho hid as tha start o f grand slam exploration. The only thing to bear in mind Is that it has nothing at all to do with no-trump and merely takes tha place o f tha forc­ ing rais*. If the opener has a rock bottom minimum he show! it -----u '- i . i i It) Edge of Night by jum ping right to game in (D Who Do Tou TruetT hi* s u it This particular bid (1> Match Haras (SI Secret Storm says, “ Partner, I have no ( ! ) Trelltnaeter (D News— Sander Vee- interest in a slam and mere- 4:14 (3) (II 1:4* (II (4) ocur Iturlie and Allen Uncle W all Heel of Uroucb# Cartoons Beaver Heads Field WESTUUHY, N. Y. (U P I) — Dr. Donald C- Sororra* Har­ old J. headed an oight-hona field named for the *oi>,OOu I [emcee Track o f Am erica championship pact fin al s t Roosevelt Raceway Friday night. Other# en u red arc Rusty Range, Lehigh Han­ over, Coffee Dreak, A d ora 'i Dream, Hutton Hanover, Mr. C. Song and Mighty T sr Heal. WHATABURGER Por ferry Out Ordeni Pitas* Phone 332-9414 We'll Have It Ready A m is le F a f t M V M S tt Fun tsss 3a Analaoq tat) aaieukw I# Mower it 14> JOKU MTrceawl toad M Ptiuga “ I'm sorry. It was all my faull.” Less than 10 word*— so why are they so hard to utter when they often are the most Important w ordi any­ one could possibly say? Said at the right moment, they can renew a broken friendship, end a long and 44 Ke Ktae S3 Poetical S IM v ed d male” *r, Uus 'll Corded liUrt . 27 S.actuuks P**» jSChttM type 31Turku# Ittlw 3 , l.'ae 34 Of the h|e 37 InJolU 3* Uvxt nfiaU 40 Beast (Fr.v 41 Female MM (centra S3 Kurt S3 Hunting pledge 41 Nn* Yurt flower bl Nam* fur SLumchisactta S3 Hus esratt shoes Metre's SS Pert 57 Softie f*SKtdeny Mltaasied others were supported Bad * • • practically raised b y theta older brother* and sister* but have n a ,«r given R a second thought. TH E OLDEST, TOO • 0 0 0 C O N FID E N TIA L TO "M O T H E R OP A DAUG H ­ T E R IS and A SON S” : I f your letter described your husband accurately, and I have read enough • letters to believe it did, you should see a law yer about separata maintenance. A man, by Jaw, m utt support his w ife and children. T o aubjecl your children (and especial­ ly a K-year old) to such In­ human treatment is crimin­ al. A re you sure h« is all • D EAR A B B Y : The letter signed “ THE O LD E ST" hit me hard. I am the oldest In m y family, too. Our father died when we were children and I quit school and went to work at 16. 1 put my brothers and slaters through school as far as they want­ ed to go. This was during the depression, ami I* re­ member putting cardboatd In the soles o f my shoes so the younger girls could buy school supplies. 1 did what I did, not because 1 ex­ pected any thanks, but be­ cause I loved those kids, and alio Mamma and Dad­ dy. We are all older now, and three o f them have made it big. 1 am com forta­ ble, but not considered their there? • • • P o r A b b / s booklet, "H ow To Have A Lovely W ed­ ding,” tend 50 centa to A b - , by. Box 36>r>, Beverly Hills, Calif. j OnBhidqsi B>0swold * A9« 4 WKJ97 ♦ K2 4AKT ♦ Q10T - T J X ........ «J09i T 10 5 ♦ J 1 8 I J ---------- -- ♦ j io ij *gas SOUTH (O ) 4K 3 TAQS84 « AS T ♦ 45 J Both vulnerable booth West North 1T Pa** 2 N.T, 3 N T. Pase 4 ♦ 4♦ Paae 4 4 ST Paw g T Paw Paw Opening lead—♦ J Fail Pass Past Paaa Past ly etn bidding gam e because your bid was a gam e lore*.” With a slightly better hand opener rebids lo three notrump. This alto announces little ar no Mam toner eat, to* st least a sound opening bid. Once m ore, It expresses no interest <n a no-trump con­ tract. The hand is going to play in tb« m ajor suit firs# bid. North is interested to six or seVeff once fc » „ )tfjr s tho opening heart bid. He stah pirns on getting to six o f m ore after the throe notrump rebid Indicates a sound opening bid and his four club call is the first step in that direction. South shows his ace of dia­ monds and North first shows his ace of spades and then stops at six hearts after South m erely bids five. Six hearts is the perfect contract. South has no trou­ ble making it, but he has nop lay for seven. bitter quarrel, save Team-McPeak Rollins, Stetson Soccer Game Set WINTER PAR K , Pie. ( UPI ) —• The Rtdltnl College soccer teem wit) open Its ton.) season Saturday against Stetson University at DeLand, Th* game will be a Florida Intercollegiate C o n ftrenca battle. Rollins finished sec­ ond last year behind Miami while Stetson w as third in the five-team league. ** *' By Ruth Millett a mar­ Browns No Super C e lt e dissenting vote from a coach whose team was one o f the fou r whipped by the unbeaten Browne — Bill MeTeak e f the \S eshlngton Red­ skins . “ Cleveland Is no myth," Me Peak, conceded. "B ut I think thsy can end will be licked before the season it over. The Browns are riding an emotional crest right now. They w ent to win for Blanton Collier and they're play­ ing a t good football as they will all year.” MePtak believer the East­ ern race won’ t jell for an­ other two or three weeks. •'It’ s a pretty even divi­ sion.” Bill allowed. ''P h ila­ delphia should hare beaten Pittsburgh in their opener, you can’t count out the St, Louie Cardinals with 6o points against th* Viking*, end frankly « • should have licked New Y ork last Sun­ d a y." McPeak admitted that the Browns ar* the eurpria* team o f the East. • W h at's on your m ind? For a personal reply, send a seif-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 330u, Beverly Hills, Calif. o • • O riage, or heal a deep hurt. Only stubbornc.,* and pride make them hard to say. Stubborness block* them with the thought, “ If he—or she­ _ ws nls to apologize, all right, hut 1 know I was in the right and I'm certainly not going to back track.” Pride blocks those words with the thought, “ Maybe I was partly to blam e, but I'm not going to low er m )>clf to apologue." Kind of childish, lao't It? W A sm N fvroN (UPi) — But that Is why So many quarrels ar* never ended — W ill the Cleveland Brown* when a few wvtrd* could set make e runaway out e f the things straight. Nation el Football League's Keatern division? NOW OPEN FRENCH A Y E , SAN HUM 17 ITiallag ties. I wonder how umny (i)& Jhs Womsm : O ) [Bunco |:1» (D Newecope t o Leave It To invited to thatr homes whan they have their grand pare DEAR H APPY: When a g irl marries, she tradition­ ally w ean, “ Something old Something new Something borrowed Something blua” H is “ something blue” is usually a pretty blue garter. (H ow 's that fo r a snappy answ er?) Qaapbif World Series Dove Of U fa Ernie Ford News — Horry Rea■oner (3) World Series (t) Search for Tomor­ row (») Father Knows Beat (« )' uuldfrat U g h t-- - ... (3) World Series (I) Bachelor Father (l> rienerat Hospital (3) World Series it) A« The World Turns ID Newe— Dave Fen­ nell (I) Cartnoat (3) World Marla# (I) Password (11 Ann Sothern (3) World Series (I) House Party ID Day In Court (I) News— U se How­ ard (1) l.oretta Tounc (() To Tell Tha Truth (*> queen For A Day 141 Newe— Kdwarda (D Tou Don’ t Bay GOOD 3 Soviet mountain* 8 PtuluaoshW • D E A R A B B Y : A lint In one o f your columns has mo pu iiled , Quota: "M ost girls would give their blua garters fo r a chance to bo m arried in thslr great* grsmdmothsr'e w e d d i n g gown.” W hore Is there a girl who weors, or has, bluo garters y gt? All tha girls I see this tlms o f year wear no stockings at all. Where social aqaal, so I aaa m 4 do "blua fa rte rs'' f i t into tha picture fo r y ou n g girls tod ay? HAPPY BACH ELO R ll:M (D (II (I) 11:11 (() Seminole TV DOWN I Equine Seed D E A R M R. N.s Y our aerve! But do you mind if I w ear a gym su it? • llidd (It .Newa— Kdwts New­ TV RENTAL • Bales V SrrvWo 2445 D E A R A R B Y : N O N AM E PLE A SE should Join a nod1st colony sad she'd change bar mind about i t Our fam ­ ily joined ono three yerr* age sa d th e n is nothing liks i t My wtfa sa d I bis both n snd our children Bra S, f and 4. There it much m ore Immorality is view s t public beaches, where woman try to a s k s their figures look Ilka some­ thing they g re a t. A t a nudist camp nobody c a r e s And everyone accept* ev­ eryone elie ju it as Cod mads them. Pina people be­ long to nudist camps, Abby. It is good clean fun, liks volley boll. MR. K., San Bcrnsdino, Calif. By Abigail Vos Boron Actually, It doesn't really matter who was at fault when a friendship is shaken, a marriage is strained almost to the breaking point, or ^ when a dispute makes bad feeling* between two persons. All tlial really matters is that one of the persons in­ volved be big enough and generous enough and kind enough to shoulder the blame and put an end to the ugly misunderstanding. The person who sepa, T n sorry. It was all my feertt” j -j doesn't lower himself. lle raises himself beyond stwhborneis snd pride—and when Uto words are said, both perej sons realise the truth ef ttu \ j So why not be the one to say " I 'm sorey "? Y ob ran t love anything by those won!* — and you can often win beck something important that b ss been lost—something i t lmt) portsnt as love or friendship or another's respect <;uT h rti Hfikulaj i «»< x/ r, (J STARTS TOMORROW DOUBLE P E A n up; f f NT, » « SMtUaUM woman's lov* u to mud like a flower," Sigt» SiMy "The mote )ou cste for U . the grriter it blaisomk" (Vtgtch for S*s»y Weekly) U o v t k f u r v f i R ID f -IN THf ATR t o y its. a T iiiu e u a v C#tlM# l*e*e .Vile* ^1 fe e A i*isa - WlilTNOI »u Kaa4*l»e •*,»<< — I .1-1 Fla, .St Alt* ualv The Man W toS hM Libei tiU/OlfluJlt r, J e ju x ly S K / w.:. \ k la n t “ UK KOIIft.lt t v" 5" 1 -J Jav! Lve*iu*a — Vale* livert Fee4a Ji b h Cagavr l65 PAl.ni 110 AVE 5AW0WK/ ilFUIAL PARKING WT i 1 i 1 1 �. 1I Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. F A 2 -5 6 1 2 I. Classified Phone 322-5613 322-5612 Fo r Root UNFURN. Apt. Kitehen equip­ LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer, also 1 bedroom trailer on ped. *55 mo. 309 Magnolia. large lake. Adults only. Ph. Apply dowBitaira. FA 2-7368. 3 BEDROOM. 1 bath hom o. R e n ta le Call F A 2-0*67. 7. Dual 2 BEDROOM Duplex A part­ ment. Kitchen equipped. No mater. 706 E. 14th St. F A 2-6053 or F A 2-7622. 803 1st. St. 6 ROOMS. Suita­ ble fo r O ffice. Parking available in rear. 322-2744 from 1 1 - 6 p.m. 2 RM. Furn. Apt. FA 2-5927 or FA 2-6412. 9 . F o r S a le o r R e n t Office 204 W . First a u p o N s iB o m r : Tne Herald «IQ M M sponsible for mora than oaa incorrect iniertloo of your ad. and reaervea toe right to rov iit or reject any advertlaam eot from what ordered to e o a fo r a to the polirias of thia paper. D F A D tR tK * CLASSIFIED DISPLAY; Tuoa.. thru F r i . 2 P . M. day before la m tio a . Moo. • SaU MOB. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuea., thru FrL - 2 P. V . day before iaaortioa. Mon. • Sat. ooea. 2 BEDROOM 322-9113. House furn. * BEDROOM houao partially furnished, kitchen equipped. FA 2-4019 after 4 p. m. 1 . L o st f t F o u n d 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath concrete block home. Air-cond. Kit­ chen equipped. FA 2-3669 or FA 2 2748. FURN. Apt. 300 Park. “ CLEAN quiet R oom s" The Gables. FA 2-0720. FURN. 3 Bedroom House. Adults. No pets. FA 2-7684. Handyman Store 2400 A P T . ISO. Surplus City. French mounted Wood Duck. Taker return and no FURNISHED newly decorat­ questions asked. FA 2-9781. ed 2 br.. 601 Palmetto. Ph. FA 2-1374 after 6. LOST: 2 Male Siamese Cats. FA 3-1*86. Reward. 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom Houses. FA 2-3883. 2 . N o t ic e s M AYFAIR, 4 bedroom , 2 bath, VACUUM CLEANER, .'ep a ln . *160. Furn. 2 br., centra! parts, supplies for Electroair-couditionin: A beating ; lux. Kirby, Hoover, Air$125. Way, Rex-Air etc. Free | pickup. New and Used R O SA L. P A Y T O N cleaners sold. FA 2-2282. R eg. Real Estate Broker FA 21301 17-92 at HLiwatha 6. For Rent 3—BEDROOMS I.H., baths. Large yard. Children wel­ come. 322-5809. Legal Notice iv t h k < i n c r r r r o i n r n r t u t .v iv n s J t n i r m . r a n . e r r r n r rc o n so a . iv i s o i on acw ivm .c tut v rr. iv n s a v r n n r vn. m n n n o o iu .v N HANK, a N•« llofl. sx v tv o s York corporaPlaintiff, —\•- KMMKTT atTMNBR C O B L r anl (IKOflOlE K. c o il UK, bla wlte Tt a t. tirfMiil.vnta. TIM KMSIBTT Sl’ MNKIl COn:.n a i,<t gk ou . u k k . COBLE. hla wife. €22 lloma Avanua Aahboro. North Carolina TOi All unknown hatra. da. vlaaaa. r r a n t a o i . aaalxnaaa, ll.nore, creditor., trustee* or oilier claim* an la. elilm ln i hjr, throueh. under or eealnvl KXI1IETT glfMNEU COBI.i: and OgOHUIB K. COUGH. hla wife, who may ha ilaad and not known to t>* deed or alira; and all unknown pat Mat and c'.ainiante having or claiming any right, tttta or Intereel tn and to tha proparty Involved In thla cauaa. Ilaaldtncct Unknown. Tor. AND SACK o r Ton, ar« h.raoy nutlflad that a mil of Complaint tn Korealota M on ets* liaa baan ftlad • galnat you by lha Plaintiff In lha above-*!) led Court for tha purpoae of fora-Hotine a inurtsie* upon the following d-tcrlh.d property, eltuated and being In .Seminole County, Florida, tn-wlt: 1 llatalgh Mol Water llaaUr — rterUI No. Dice Model No. Atm-I>K ^ National Kltchaa Ka> haual Van— 10'* 2SSS 1 tl M. Voread Air Furna • Oarlal No. )I>I7S-»1G Modal No. 2IU I UUS-1S 1 , i.K Air Conditioner— Harlal No. ITSII-Mi Mudel No. TA ts z 1 National DulU-lB Oven —aerial No. 79799 Modal No WA-1C-SSI-SP 1 National surfer* m i l — Sarlal No. s;a)> Modal No. TE-lo-22 1 Waata < King fiarbaga t>lapoaal— Harlal No. 17 271121 — Modal No. 77 1 Inlarcom — Malody Mattar, Panel XG-det J 70t U 12 Indoor apaaaaral 1 fnt-rcom — Melody Maatar, Paual Modal J 7U4 U ( l 'outdoor apaakerl Tou are haraby required to atrva a copy of your Anawtr • r other pltadlnc tn tha Util of Complaint on tha Plaintlffa altorneye, William*, riulomon. Kenney A Glndion. lao2 OuPont llulldlna Miami 22. Florida, and M* an ori­ ginal Anawar or olhar plead­ ing In tha Office of tna Clark of tha abova-alylad Court on or bafora the €tb day of November. ISIS If you fall lo do m>. a Pa­ rra.- Pro Confaaao will ba laken against >ou for tha relief demanded tn the Uill of Com­ plaint. If you fall to da ao. a De­ cree Pro Confetao will be tak­ en agalnet you for the relief demanded in the lull of Com­ plaint \\ ITNKati m / band aod aeal • f aald Court at danlord, P-mlnole County. Si >r!da. thle Hth day of September, 1SSS. (KHALI Arthur ft Ilc-kwlth. Jr. Clerk of tha Circuit Court He. Martha I. vinien Deputy Clerk \\ Illume, halom.ua. Kanuty A Llndaon Attorneya at Law ISSS DuPont Uulldlng Miami 2!. Flnrl la Pubic Oct I. S. l€. 22. 1S(2 ■MOgl-134. feral* Oct. 9. 1963 — Page 3-A ,19. Situation* Wanted S W E E T IE PIE By Nadiac Seltzer 32. Flower* - Bliruh* PERSONALIZED Child Cdre. 322-3920. SPECIAL Sale o f COcos Plu­ m ose palms, large base, 3 6 . A u t o m o b i l n - T r a c k * field grown, 3 for $3. J. C. ■UYTNO A NEW or Sikes, 3 ' i mi. W. o f San­ FA 2-1212. USED CAR? ford on Highway 48. FINANCE IT WITH US BABYSITTING In m y home * Low Internet Rates day or night. Furnish BLOOMING Roses on Chero­ * Low Monthly Faymeata kee stock. All other kinds meals. FA 2-7990. FLORIDA STATS BANE o f Nursery shrubbery and trees. CARE for children m my 1981 MODEL A Ford Coupe. home. FA 2*1822. Gray Shadows Nursery Good eond. *350. cash at 5 Ml. S. on Sanford Ave, trade. Call after 5 FA 2-M 21. Beauty Nalons 33. Furniture Harriett's Beauty Nook .990 RENAULT. FA 3-1838. Eve Appt's. 3 Sr. Beauticians U*eil furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. NOTICE O r SALE 105 So. Oak FA 2-5742 12. R ani E s t a t e F o r R a le T va Hazel Porter Beauty 8hop Cold Wave Sb.oo complete 1101 W. 25th St. FA 2 1121 GOVERNMENT HOMEC 3 .AND 3 BEDROOMS 1 AND 2 BATHS Most Kitchens Equipped 25. Plumbing Service* Down Payment From HINSON & HEARN F H A $100 V A We Can Qualify You For One Of Those Outstanding Home Buys In Minutes! “ V Y h y 'a h * a t l l t d a F R E S H M A N ? H a ’ a t h * m o i t b a a h f u b o y in t o w n !" F o r S a le 12. R m I Eatate For 8*1* ONE 4 Bedroom House, One 3 Bedroom House. Sanford area. J22-2744. BY OWNER 3 Bedrooms. 2 baths, Air-Cond. *200 8 lake 12. R e a l E a t a U parking lots and shopping stores. No utility charges. Suitable for couple or sin­ gle, aLo retired people. FA 2-4712. RENT A BED Rol'away, Hospital 8 Baby Beds. By Day, Meek, or iloinh CARROLLS FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-3181 116 W. 1st St. 1 BEDROOM Apartment. Quiet neighborhood. FA 21462 from 8:30 to 6 p. tn. Monday thru Friday. Ph. F A 2-4301 any other time. Legal Notice vni.s: m i v r v . r i m i n i s . (Tie.vs sin v vn. i x m * AMKIUCAN VKDKIIAt, AAVIXlWi AVI. 1.0 VV AH80CIAT loN OS* UIII.ANDO. Plaintiff, re. s1. n o N x i.n PAincDOTW. • slnala man. st al, f i - OnUnU v n r i r i : n r vi it iv ssiimti . si . i : s niis:i i.iisi m Till IIKTTV OltSmil.VKIt n s :s i m :s i r.i t*Nk n o w n AXIS Tin All fiartUs cUlinlng Iniereiis br, throuah. un> 4sr or igntnit Ihs afore•aia aarasn TOV A m : hereby nollflad that a Complaint tn foreclue* a eertiln niurtaeae an. eumherlna lha fallowing flea* eilhad r<al property, to-wlt: Lot ]. KKCRLT t.AKK a u n u iv ia io.v rkplat. aeeorUInc la tho pint thoraof a a r#ror.|..S |n Plat Hook tt. page €4, l’ ublio llerorUe of Kamltiole County, Sl.,rl-la. haa been f lta-t agalnet you la tha aboee-etyle-l aalt. anl you art rtqulrel to earvn a copy of your Anewer or othor I'lemllng to tha Complaint on VUIntirr* attorneya. ANDKKHON. ItLrlll. DEAN. DOWNDSkS A van <ten IIKKU. 1S7 Kaat Central A.aoua, Orlan.l S'lorlUa, ami file lha original Anawar or oilier Pleading in tha oflica of the Clark of tha Circuit Court on or Sefuro tho Slat day of October. 11*7 If you fall to do ao, a decree pro Cunfeeeo will be taken agalnet you for the relief demanded In the Complaint. Thla Notice thall be pub­ lished once a week for four conaecutlee weeka In tha THE SANVOltD IIKItALD DATED thle llth d a / of iieptember, 1S<7. (PEAL) Arthur II. Uekerun. Jr. Clark of Circuit Court fly: Martha T. Vlhten Deputy Clerk Andareon. IE.eh. Dean. Lowndee A van den llerg Attorneya and Couueeilure a: Law 777 k a il Centra ib.ulavard Huet office tloa 71SI Orlando. Florida Telephone SSt-ltil t'ublUh dept. IS. ]S a Oct 7. 9. !J€J. ’ CDA4-IS up pa) menls. FA 2 9133. PLUMBING CONTRACTING Rcnaim 8 Water Heaters FREE ESTIMATES 204 E. 3rd St. 322-9143 PLUMBING Contracting Repatra FREE ESTIMATES It L. HARVEY 201 Sanford Ave. For Complete Information, See Or Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty tive Sewing, Makes Auto­ matic Buttonholes, Sewa On Buttons, etc. Guaranteed. Assume Remaining 3 P a y ­ ments o f *6.00. Ph. Credit Mgr. FA 2-1837. BABYSITTING day o r night or regular. Experienced. 10. Wanted to Rent LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS EXCELLENT LOCATIONS IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY DUTCH MILL NURSERY An­ nuals ready now. Upsala Rd. Near M ayfair Golf Course. 20. Babysitter* LARGE 3 Bedroom Houses, 1 A 2 baths. By owner. 203 E. 23tb St. fha 31A. Pets EXPERIENCED Maid wants COCKER Spaniel Puppy. 910. a MONTH OLD ZIG ZAG FA 2 5501. 5 days Housework. Phone Repossessed Swing Needle FA 2-6577. Dial-O-Matic, Does D ecora­ Child Care. FA 3-3774. LOCH A R B O R ' LAKE front S bedroom home on paved street. Only $800 down find a*rume $90 par month payment. Total price only $13,000. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Real Estate—Mortgages Realtor 111 X. Park Ave. 322 2420 Katenna Park FA 2 7195 Raymond Lundquist, Asso. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Call Evenings at F U R N I S H E D Apartment. FA 3 0546 NO 8-5324 FA 2-5482 UXF. Bedroom t It House. Clean and c l o u Uu. Jim m ie ' Nicely'furnlaKtB Rome fur YOU SHOULD SET. TllfS. Cowan. 332 4013. sale by owner. 17,000. *500 Neat 2 BR. masonry home, W E L A K A APARTMENTS: down and *i>4.44 per month walking distance (o shop­ Room s private baths, 114 fur 12 year*. 2606 Elm ping center. Priced lo sell. W. First St. Ave. I’h. FA 2-3727. Will consider mobile home in trade. 2 BEDROOMS, terraxio 3 BEDROOMS, Its baths. floor, k i t c h e n equipped. EVERETT A. HARPER Swimming pool. Furn. or Good water. 164. per mo. unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. AGENCY - REALTOR Call FA 2-5183. Sunland. 2403 S. Park Ave. Phones FA 2-2264 or FA 2 22*5 ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom , 2 LOVELY 2 Bedroom block bath house. Fla. room, uti­ 3 BEDROOMS, 2 hatha, fam­ Home with separate din­ lity room . Kitchen equipped. ing room. Large screened ily room, enclosed patio, Extra storage area. Phone east porch. laic ated on dishwasher. Air •Condition­ FA 2-8315. large corner lot with (tuil, ed. Corner lot. No closing oak Sc magnolia trees. 3 cost. FA 28977 after 5 p.m. EFFICIENCY Apartment on Car garage. By owner Pb. 2417 Summerlin. First St. Near 2 city free FA 2 4199. Got u. mock ts. ti&p-r. iv t i i si i T i i i t i r i oi n r ns GSR ftOMBfl OflLYXDO t h k .v i v t h j i n n isi. i i n ­ •RirriUN ONE. acrordlna c u r ns- x v n ru n vs:w i. to plat lharaof racordad In Plat Hook IS. Paara S anl a. Public Record! of M.mlnota County, Florida. •asUarb WANTED sm all furn. Apt. Close in for several months, FURN. Apartment. 3 Roome will arrive in Sanford Oct. A bath and garage. 3520 10. Reply to Mr. T ., e o Narcissus. FA 3-314*. Sanford Herald. LOST: Taken from counter of FURN. Apt. 2300 Mellonville. t iib •he 6. F or R en t 2 EXTREME OPPOSITES FA 2 3363 HOME ON 20 ACRE* Large 3 Bedroom borne, good 26. Radio ft Television young orange grove, on 16 acrea, pretty little lake. USED T.V. Seta *10 up. Ser vice calls *2 00. Sanford Convenient to interstate 4. T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford *28,500. Ave. Ph. FA 2 9776. Alao have aelection of 2 8 3 Bedroom Homea as little 27. S p c c in l S e r v ic e * as gtoo down with h>w monthly pa) meat*. Air-Conditioning Stemper Agency II. B. I’OPK CO.,. INC-. 290 So. Park Ave." FA 2 1231 Larry's Mart 2 1 3 .Sanford To Whom It May Concern: Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. You are hereby notified that tha following vehicle: 1933 WANTED reliable couple te Highway trailer, serial num­ take up monthly payments ber 150040 will b« sold at o f *13.50 on s complete Public Bala at 11:00 A.M . room s of furniture. Call o'clock o * tho 14th day o f T E 1-1311, Cassalberry, col­ October, 190, al 1734 Or­ lect. lando Drive — one m ile South o f Sanford on High­ FREE ESTIMATE way* 17 and 92 Sanford, Upholstering 8 Mattress ren­ Florida. Tha proceeds of ovating. New 8 Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. u l e will be applied flrit to the payment of the costs C o., at 708 Calery Ave. of retaking, storing and FA 2 2117. sale o f said semi trailer 33. Furniture and the cost of publication of Notice o f Sale and then Sell Ut Your Furnltura. to tho Mtlafaetfon o f tho Quick Servlet With tba balance duo under the Cash. SUPER TRADING contract with Coy E. Lind­ POST. FA 3 0677. sey and James B. Lisk, 31. Articles For 8*1# 1028-B Second Court West, Birmingham, Alabama, c o v ­ II cu. ft. upright freeier, ex ­ ering tho financing o f aald cellent condition. Will take semi • trailer. Any surplus *165 fur quick sale. See at will be paid to you and you ltti's X. i'ark Ave. or call will remain liable for any __FA.J93ti3,.9.a. m . lo 3 p m . balance remaining unpaid RAFTSMAN Power tools. under said contract. FA 2 3530. PULLMAN INCORPOR­ ATED REALTOR — INSUROR SIDEVVALKsTdnveways, paFA 2-4991 1919 S. rreneh Ave. lios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. >7 IV. Bit. Suite. Like new. 322-3506. *123. 149 Country Club ltd. Jim Hunt Realty l ‘h. 323 0976. Office FA Night FA 2324 Park Dr. 33118 M. G. HODGES PLUMBING 2-0848 • WELL* DRILLED 323 0700 Sanford, Fla. • PUMPS SERVICED AND INSTALLED St. Johns Realty • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS • FREE ESTIMATES CALL FA 26037 118 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 PAOLA ROAD 3 BEDROOMS, 1 balls cinder SINGER block House. Well. No down SALKS & SERVICE payment. FA 2 8548. Dial Operator ONE 4 Bedroom Houve, one —Ask For— W X 6«w) 3 bedroom llouve. Longwood area. 838 3911. THE TIME TESTED FIRM Property Management. Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offers for your selection thcae Beautiful 2, 3, 8 4 Bedroom It features CB construction, wool floors, awning win­ dows, floor furnace heating, equipped kitchen. water heater, blinds, and eutioied garagel Thu “ clean aa a new pin" home Is available now with excellent terms available. The price? Just $12,600. See it soon! Stenstrom Realty Government Owned Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 |Monthly Payments From $-13.50 heal Estate — Mortgages | III N I'i.'k Ave. FA 2 242. BY OWNER. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Fla. room, wall to wall carpeting, patio. Ph. 323 U982 123 E. Coleman Circle. Homes To make the best home buy, acc the VA - FHA Appointed Property M anagem ent Broker 16. F e m a le H elp W a n te d 2!). Automobile Service WAITRESS must be exper­ AUTO GLASS ienced. Also white Grill Cook for night work. Must INSTALLED he experienced. Chick ’N S e iik n rik (ilasH ami l ’aiiit Treat, Sanli rd. Company 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4622 CURB Girl. Must be 21. Ap ply Pig ‘N Whistle. Sanford. Auto Glass, Tops 8 Sea* Covers SHORT Order Cook. Must be experienced. Apply Pig '.N AUTO GLASS & Whistle. Sanford. SEAT COVER CO. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 17. Male Help Wanted Aid. WORK GUARANTEED SALESMAN needed at R. E. |Purcell Co. Sanford, Apply M C E '1 BEDROOM in person. F R A M E HO USE GKKK.NIIHIAR Choice lots available In Greenbrier of l.och Arbor overlooking soil rour»r, Cuatom building lo ;our •pecUicaliun. Grecubriar developed by KINGS WOOD BLILUEKH INC. 202 Fairmont Ur. FA 2-8971 OVER I ACHE LAND LARGE G\K TREES SOME CITRUS A REAL GOOD BUY Policies! Ye*, w* ala ta make msr customer* th* moat pamperod people U* tho w orld! Our tmelneoo Is now geared to g iro fact end courleoae sorvlc* In •very gkSM at th* auto­ mobile baalaso*. N EW Service! Robson Sporting Goods ZIG ZAG. 1962 Dial model. Your EV1NRUDE D ealer Darns, monograms & fancy 304 8-8 E. lit Ph. FA 2 5961 ] stitches. Guaranteed. As­ sume 4 payments of *6.90. LARGE and small boats, motors and trailers storage at | Phone FA 2 9411. Dyson Maffett 201 CoinmerREADY MIX Concrete, win­ dal St., Sanford, Fla., Ph. j dow sills, lintels, steps, FA 2 0291. blocks, sand, cement, rock, pipe, steel, grease traps, 39. Trallorn - Cabana* dry wells, stepping stones. WANTED 2 to 3 bedroom Miracle Concrete Co. housetrailer in good condi­ 300 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 j * Onr service dept g u n * "modern *. It’s now equipped to handle any * • r v I a o problem quickly and efflcleRtly. keeping pace with mur Increased aale* of new and used cars. N EW Low Profit High Volume Sales! Yowl! not find * better deni than n "New Hol­ ler Deal", made possible by good management and a fast tarn-over of new ft nsed ram. It will pay yo* to romper# our deal* . . . and Pew our COMPLETE LINE OF CARS Automatic Transmiwloa. Ileater 1962 CH EVR OLET Standard Trana., 8 Cyl.t Heater 1956 DODGE Automatic TranxinUeion 1958 P L Y M O U T H Station W agon, Auto. Trana., R A H 1959 P L Y M O U T H Rush Down A n d Save 2 Door, Automatic Tranemiaeio* M il HUNTING & FISHING SPECIALS A T ------- 1954 l,0UU8 Aulumallc Trana, Ileater 1981 "•, “UUTH-------------- SA V E CRUMLEY- Brass M otors M O N TE ITH CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH DEALER INC. 500 W. FIRST ST. HI With purchase o f Blue Lus­ tre, rent Electric Carpel 37. Boat* • Motor* Sliampooer (nr only *1 per 5‘ » hp. JOHNSON. 1962 like day. Carroll's Furniture. new. 1104 W. 23th St. Ph. FA 2-1321. OCTOBER Special. Ladles 8 Childrens shoes $1.94 pair. Surplus City. 2Ut W. 1st. Gateway To Tho Waterway PRICED TO MOVE! V A - FH A THERE’S BEEN SOME CHANGES MADE! 2721 Fifth Avenue, South lltrminghim 1, Alabama Quality Used Cars Situated on a high 8 dry lot wifh privacy in the pres­ tige taction, of Highland Park, thla attractive and comfortable home ta a real family pleaser. LO O K ! (Trallmobile Division) EXTREMELY nice Lkcfrunt N EW HOMES Home. 3 Bedrooms 3 baths BY SHOEMAKER on quiet paved street, near 3 AND 4 BEDROOMS NEW LOW Altamonte. I. IU, AND 2 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FREE ESTIMATES EXTREMELY run down Dup­ FHA, VA & Conventional *100 Down, many home* fo 323 9500 lex. Close to town, on nice Financing I select from in either Pineside lot. It is fixable. $25ou SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL VACUUM CLEANER crest, Sunland Estates or cash. tion. 4 roouie of furniture RAVENNA PARK REPAIRS Country Club Manor. Spe­ W. W. (BILL) GRIFFITH ■i down payment, SMALL camp trailer. *10. AND PARTS SALES cial terms to Navy fami­ REALTOR 4216190 Orlando FA 2-8598. Hughey's Store, Geneva. IDYLLWILDE lies. These are FHA 8 VA ELECTROLUX, Hoover, Kir­ We Have Several New Homes Low down payment. 3 Bed­ by, Rex Air, Air Way, G.E. owned Homes. Now Under Construction, rooms, I1j baths. Air-Con­ Filler Qiltvll, etc. Five Ami A Few Nearly Coin dition 8 heat. Kitchen equip­ pickup and dvlivery. SenSeminole Realty pletedt ped. Deep well, sprinkling ing Sanford for over I) system, beautiful yard. 103 We Can Also Custom Build yrars. Il-mdcd and licensed. 1901 9. Psrk Ave. A Home Juat For You. Lake Dot Dr. Day FA 38700 FA 9-4763. FA 2-5232 anytime RECONDITIONED ft GUARANTEED For Complete Information or Night FA 2 8331. TUBE SERVICE. Expert tree JiillN E. FOX See or Call Your BY OWNER. 3 BR. 2 bath. service. Reasonable rates, REALTOR Ravenna Park • Idyllwilde CR Large rooms. 2 Large EXCLUSIVE SALES A 0EN T 110 N. Park Ave. 8 years cspericnce. Free 323 0559 lots, sprinkler s y s t e m . estimates. Ph. FA 2 4377. NEAR Paola School; new 7 Drapes throughout. Take 1957 P L Y M O U T H up payments. FA 2-1263. Stenstrom Realty room home, I acre lot. I’it. LAW N SERVICE FA 2-3378. FA 2 0679 Hardtop, Automatic Transmission. Mowing and edging, etc. SatHY OWNER 3 Br.. 1 hath CB 111 N. Park 322 2120 safectkin guaranteed. Ph. IS. Bualnetw Oppnrtunlty In Sanford. Fenced yard, 1957 FORI) TA 2 1117. work shop, dupoiall (op­ 3 NEW—3 bedroom Homea, NEW 2 stall Teseco elation by owner. 838 8209. standard Tranmnission, Radio tional), range, refrigerator, under construction In l.akc WASHING Machine Service air com)., shallow well lawn CLEAN AS A whistle, 3 BR Mary. Heavily traveled *r Free Estimates on Repairs 1955 BUICK pump and a 1933 Chevrolet 3227363 home on 3 acree. Paved Irry and densely populated 261U Hiawatha Automatic Trans., Radio A llrater for an excellent second car. road near gulf course; area. High potential earn Plano Tuntna and Repair *11,400, g9,4oo G. f. Loan. equipped for chicken raleInga. Low moderata invest­ W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 311-2994. 1951 P L Y M O U T H lug. A good piece to feather ment required. Call or write WELLS DRILLED. PUMP*. your no*L Call I/me Star Petroleum, 1873 .Standard Trann., 6 Cylinder EXCLUSIVE! SPRINKLER SYSTEMS S. E. 10th Terrace. Ft. fxjoklng for a quality con­ All Types ami Sires I^uderdalr, phone 52I-43U2. structed custom built 2 S O U T H W A R D 1957 C A D IL L A C Wo Repair and Service bedroom home m a quiet INVESTMENT 8 REALTY SERVICE Station for lease. Automatic Trane., Radio, Air fond. S T I N K area with all city conven­ 118 X. Park Ave. 322 9173 Alajor Oil Co. products. Machinery and Supply Co. iences? If so, we have it! 1956 P A C K A R D Good location. FA 2 4312. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2 6432 TREE SERVICE 206 E. Commercial 4 i 34. Articlea Fer 8*1* Ph. F A 2-5441 HOLLER Motor Sales COMPANY ta d . ft Palm etto Ph. P A 3*9711 3497 Park Dr. Pk. r A 3-98*1 * * �J *15. P in 4-A — Oct 9, 1968 d e< / C fen p & f 2 Art Experts Will Address Area Meeting l f a r 's a h e a p o ' W g vW l Tiro w *Il known au th oriti«i on art w ill be guest sp eakers at a m eeting of the Sanford* franca-Aateett a* llaliaa-Styl* Seminole Sp ag hetti..............2 '£?’ 33c Art Association at 7:30 p.m . Monday at the Civic Center. Art haa become a popu lar Samsonite atatua sym bol In hom ea, of* ftrea and public buildings and how $3 Q A ' ' to choose paintings and the proper w ay to frame th em . Mrs. Edith Hufnagle, fine arts d irector of the V illage Gallery In Orlando, exhibition director at Loch H aven Art Center and member o f the board o f the Winter Park Sidewalk Arts Festival and awards chairman, will speak on the "A r t Explosion an d the A rtist." She w ill give tips fo r 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, ow ner o f the Village Gallery, will ap eak on framing o f pictures. H e first becam e 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 th e Im­ portance of proper fram ing, suiting the frame to th o 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. R efresh ­ ments w ill he served follow ­ ing the program. 2 '.’.T ■an* 29c Franca*Aeiencea Iw/Maaf Ballet 15-e«. Spaghetti............ • • • can 27c Front*-Amt rkoii (v/Ground Beef) WITH $25.00 WORTH Of PUILIX CASH RISISTIR TAPIS Spaghetti................. '!;V 25c Ksltogg's Tho Best To You Each Morning. France-Amaelcaa Tatty Conned 15 Ice C ream . . . . E! 49 F & P P e ach e s . 4 *1 G olden Corn • • * 10 29 C a t s u p ............ 2 To m ato es • • • • 8 1.3-0.3 *1 C o rn F la k e s . • • M acaro n i..............2,5^***'39c Strlatmann'i Checoletc-fiHed Sunthlna't Delfclaui Tally Applesauce Cookies 'ft* 39c Slicod or Halved YeHow-Cling F & P Whole Kernel 12-ox. can Hunt's Zesty Flavored Tomato 14-ox, bot. Go. Red Standard Canned UNDERWOOD Deviled Ham 39* SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN ,'i GOVERNMENT INSPECTED t! Hi-C Drinks......... 3 t.V *1 TENDER AGED HEAVY WESTERN O r a n g e , G .n p c ■ Royal B ra n d o r F lo r id a Punch D e lic io u s C a n n e d * ^ C h ic a g o t u r n — j . w Pickry, vie* rhalrmnn of the board o f dlrcrtor* of the Core Newspapers C(l., hits hern mimed publisher of tho Fort Lauderdale News, It was an nounced Monday, Bundy Dies POSTON (UI'l) — Harvey Bundy, assistant secretary of stale from lttll to 1933 and father of prcsl dentist advisor McGeorge Bundy, died Monday at his bome. He was 75. H ollister 29* # 2 '/ i can n Purple Plums S w e e t - T r e a t T o g f y S lic e d O # 2 ’/ i cam $«■ I S irlo in S te a k s • |b 9 9 c n Chunk Tuna ..... 3 T-Bone S te a k s • |b 9 9 * Chili k..„,............... 19* Round S te a k > b 8 9 ' Carnation Milk ... 8 !1 Chuck S te a k s • • «*> • 59 c. t 49< # ^ Shortening ...... Snort Ribs • • • * |b- 4 9 ‘ p ^ g Y ”^ 0" 3 •*" 25* G round B e e f • • |b-4 9 * Spaghetti k"h'‘ *”•Dinner 27* •J H um phrey Nnmec la r g a NoTtrw n e * i i t T O i K E N N Jk M A X VT K t. ! , llK N T . i/ k / a K CNN s i a x w f .u , b e s t , jk am i l.Y P A F f lK N T , hi w ife . P s fsn d *n t*. r o l l AMU BA C H O V TOT! I r e hereby nn lK U il th a t anil h i * been cnmmenca.1 i n l i n e you In lha C irc u it C .m rt et lh a N inth Ju d icia l C ir c u it id th e S ta ta o( F lo r id a In ted fo r Sem inole C o u n ty, lh a ah h re v lu te .l title of w h l h W 11*101 V SAVIXM S B A N K . I 'l iln tlf f, K i :.VNA H A X W R U * B F N a /la /a K r N N A M A M V E I J tin s T j n . sod i.t d a t: 1 IE .N T, hie w l(«. n e fe n d tn l* , tn C h » n .* r y No, IJI'JO . T h e no I nr t o f th in anil a f i,r » c li* u r a of H in t « *ri*ln m ir u m i, from an ld ilafanSa n ta to p lain tiff, doted Nov• tnhor 1 . t li» and recorded J a n u a r y ' J , m s tn O fficial Ita c o rila Monk JOS n * u * 11! of the I ’uhllo tto .-o n la of H-ml m il* C-'unty. F l u r Ida, *nr u in h e r lo * that c e r t a in pl*c» or p a rcel e! p ro p e rty lo c a l- ' ■ Ituate. and b e lli* In eald C o u n ty and State, t n .w t t : U it H, W IT H I'lN F C n iM T . T h ird Alt d ill,>o, a aMhdlvIsliin, a c e n ritln * In a plat thereof re c o rd *d In f - la l Book I I . p o u rs I ! and *1 of tho I'lih lt a It * • eorde of bom lnola County. F lo rid a T A l ' I t t 'F TOtT tfl ItK Q ttlttF!I< to file your a n a w r r or n tb o r w ritten .letonnea to (ho C o m p la in t with th « C le rk of tho C irc u it C ourt o f Berntnolo County. F lo r id a , In tble p ro cae d ln * and tn aorvo a anp y tharaof upon tho plainf l f t 'a aitotnaye. w ho o a name* and aiM r*** aro h c r rln a fla r act fo rth , aa r e q u lr. ,| by Ian . n o t la l * r than lb- '.'91 It day of O cto b er Ik**- In d e fa u lt Iharont th e cauia w ill p ro c e e d '* ! p a rte upon the e n t r y of a D ecree t‘ ro C o n leaao a*alnat yo u . W IT X C M my h a n d and Ih* o f f ic ia l aval of aul-t C ourt In K r-n llto la County. F lo r id a , th>S lr d il* y of S e p te m b e r. JJSJ. Lykct F la v o r fu l C a n n e d Canned • it. H U u o it-s a T E v a p o ra te d S w if t '* J e w e l dairy specials o r S w if t n in g 3 - lb . S»ilt'i 2c-0H Pack Margaria* ca n FEATURE OF THE WEEK cam ---------- C o p e la n d ’ * S c c r e l- S c a io n e d K r a ft 's u R o ll Sa u sa g e ......... D o w n on l h a F a rm M ild Spaghetti Dinner 39c of SS.OO of moro ftown produce !«ilie LETTUCE I t e c J ■)(, G r e e n STAR S ta m p s hoadi Irozen foods MORTON'S "Mix or Match” SALE IChickta, B««f a* Tutk.y Pot Pi*t, Macaioal b Chftta, Spagkarti * Maat Saucal TASTY H LEA N lO O « > EexRT*REA 0 ( 1 O O ^~| JOl G reen S t a m p s ^ «*Si db*« (Svfwa nr J fwrch«M •!. 'i JW IfT SLICID LUNCHiON M l ATS J 6 -0 1 . A g t S H7c tSw>lK-|it«. Rnkls. alive Orange Delight 5 V.°4 89c C o r t la n d T O EfXrTeReA W 0 ________ G reen S t a m p s ^ atA Aiauuyaa aaj yutjiaaa ati TREASURE ISLE P t D SHRIMP 10-01* bog 9 9 c (ItRitN hat, Oct. 12. m i l E a lin g '~E>\ Egg Plant W W eYW Jffl G reen Stam p s §j W OV M b . pkg. 99c tt»»f*S tat. Oct. 11. m i ) ^ — ‘-rS 6 -o s. p kg . 69c i t ■ f*'n Ra i . (h i . ii. m n _ M 6 EFXRTeRe W O i Jiji Gw*Are e n S ta m p s ^ iwi cottgomm4 §mch-*imat <=>\ — « W H trm a n 't C se k td o r Is k t d Sliced Hsm<=>) § S * reY A-a aauyaa mi aatkaaa •* W m if f lf -r i'jl G reen S fa m p s Sj SINGLETON'S BREADED OYSTERS ............................................ . . . . Jftl G re e n S ta m p s ^ » * Ala awH* aaj yvtthaaaak aiA Oil ta«)aa mi ycfiaa «h 49* b«!g* 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 CT. ~ LUSTRE CREME LOTION SHAMPOO S $ 1 .5 0 t i s c $ 1 .1 9 — « fliF 'tts 1 s t . Oat. 12. m i l of Ri|ul«r Lemonade___ 6 V.'V 79c Gortofi'i Fish S tick s............ J;V.' 39c 1 0 .1 1 - 1 2 L o c a l G ro w n iOMomoMoioiwl 'W im o m m o io io.it. 69* Apples ................... tat. <H» II. 1HI) IliRM FI t4«. Osl. 1 1 . m u Dinner.......................VC 39c Scobrook'i Tally Froieri T'P Tap Ptroh. - Baking Potatoes M ASTERS CO TTAG E CH EESE 2 - lb . c u p 5 5 c Mn. Poul'i Toity fitli liick Pizarettes ..............’Ji” - 59c Runet -i ‘ 4 !;r: 89c Minyta Maid Toity New ■b. l_ _ Rolls .......................’i j - 35c flomaa Stand Quirk Ftoitn w / c o u p o n ). SLICED BACON 49c '-=> Biscuits..............6 ££ 49c Taferettes___ 4 '££■ SI. B ra n d T a t t y SO e i t r a 27c Pillikury'i Raitia-Cinaamae WESTERN ICEBERG H am , A R M O U R 'S JO limit 1 w purchoi«i Allsweet .............. SorJca’a Tatty ButMtmilli Sw eet H e r m a n 's C h ip p e d ( P lu s 29‘ 19* ttfi F la v o r lb. M a ile r s TALL TUMBLER pkg. . . .p k g . tb. S w if t 's P r e m iu m I1 I.U E R e g u la r S t y le 49c □ Tarnow Wieners . . □Italian Sausage , . . 69c I □B eef or T u rkey . . . $1 a □ Cottage Cheese . . . «£ 55c (SU A U Arthur H. UockwUh. Jr. Clerk of tht Circuit i'*tttt B y ! lia r lha T . Vthleu Doputy Clerk 111. Mt l ' U. U U ltll'I.K Y AND I.KWIS Altorneya lor Plaintiff #o North Court Street Fuel Ofllc* llot 132S O rla n d o , Flo rid a I'ubltih Kept i i * Oct. I. andifoii^tdVjretnsfamps can t ,« , Legal Notice 8-ox. pkg. Park Long Assorted Flavors Penguin Cookies . . . 'JC 49c t-d Lightning Strip M O N G H 1 D O K O , Italy (IJl’ I) — Panto Mnzzinl, .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 but left him uninjured. Sp ag hetti............ FOLDING TABLE the public Is Invited to attend the m eeting and learn Frai*<a-Amerkaa Regular Style 10‘ CLIP & REDEEM COUPONS ____m v i& M Old Milwaukee Beer each - Jgl G reen S tam p s S' ^ | 6 pack 9 9 ‘ .zLC-J W HERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! SEMINOLE PLAZA at* S.i oa**aa a>tyu>chat* ah • ^ C u ttx Nail Polish Remover (Sc-Ofl Pk ) ' GLASS CANS 4 -o « . li x o 4 2 c p lu i t o * <(•*-.** * * i„ o .i w. tvaj) 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 YOL. r.fi United Ptcm Leased Wire ^Established" 1908 T l l l l t a . , OCTOBER io. 196:1 SANFORD.' FLORIDA NO. 116 WASHINGTON (CPU — 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 t y p e s 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 ItLACK 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 liar, tributed to stringent new • • (Jnnteson 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 nft.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 e1making 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 lad t* ' t> uiMfi iii iiihWcr t«» In a letter issued from his Mrs. Lorraine L. Graham. evident when we consider tliat *v fu*wa'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"|* Niv 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 ioii M not urged the Conservative party Disease Association, attended four years. We want to keep road flat ears. Ten gondolas, each vveiifhinit IIK R A L II I'ilO T O tiU A I'IIC R Hill Yiineiit Jr. t f*tnimt»* tin* U'lurih of >< to choose a new leader. a Imard of trustees meeting it that way. (iH.R'JO pounds, are lieinu trucked from Sanford tin 1 a "d ou ble tok o" this utoruiny; when he saw nm! i!» i imt *li*4‘Uf* th«* po*wj • Macmillan's decision was at Orlando. to Cape Canaveral because o f the l TIC railroad thi.-* railroad pomlola on a truck . . . j»i!*t the op­ l l o e ffect on fleet combAt • llii* next three years, ill contained in a letter U> For­ atrike. posite o f the pipiry-haek truek trailers an rail­ 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 Suxy llurruti of Ship* for servative party meeting. They Pause, is that it followed by tion ot all of our several ei- TROO PER 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 —Aifta-chief of. nouncement. •—bst-htub. Just think—fur 23 .,p,| fmmty a» writ a* the Co­ today joined tint Flori- the Atomic 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. tniKimcruiK nnd «|uality period of convalescence." South Seminole-North o r ­ Ihe moment to the location M. I ini.I w aD r, (Ii Art/ t, bad U VSIIINi.ltlS il l’ ll Fill* Mvhuol lost July, ontrol to high plutniu-v i m “ I would not be able to ange Kiwanis Club has chang­ and budding ol tin* proposed Ml \MI Il l’ ll — Hurt icarie l' il-deit Kennrdy's politicu' urged tlint tbe sale lie made | CAnTERSVIl.LE, Ga. — lit* will work lient with tmlly h.f e lieeii nlluvvcd to Flora, with an estimated I. explosive 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 further com de.it.i toll of nearly I "•*> and i"lidili"ltiil mi ysitlidniw.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 avy liemlipiai I n ■*. I oilier thousands mint united Soviet troops and milit.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. equipment 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 , that "nil yard* nou ed Inward it- death today in % • • inissionrrt ll re-ebwled to K 'l t i .e.ly said the sale of Inlay ii Congress. hiiihlinif Huhniariiti'u are in tile Atlantic (Kem and recover an untucked suit­ period, and l have so in­ Fight Kiwanians went to another term. I pledge lo p u t soli • R vpU m m , in t million 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 . a l l l ' g llmise I . H I * l.e.liler l ull bushel* of .siiiplux I '. S. poor wnrl.ni.if'wit 11>. That siorm’ s 115 null* per Imur A Rockingham P a l a c e * -it . . but only seven re- genily al all linns .i' in the •ngs of SM.tion. rm lilt t\t i <i nt 41 * well .». p< ik winds |Mt*etl no Ilm it to i i . a t ten V II ill* h o f l i i d i - v . lo a t — H i, largest, Sovietspokesman 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*, . I l i a . I| 1 - t o u t e d til e w i s d o m 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 cun transaction since had Ihr suitcase with hint tsSlgned a* premier." The effect of his action h:mi vviliUs ait* lic«*» s io f kv lilt-1 1'reJileiit ut t. * new* eonfcr* tii, multi billion dollar lend- when he set out from his " I have no personal ' i r *o D 'N ’a*! A r -!*i*f<y t iJ •I — ’ v> ap|wared to lx* that ho wai the lint.*., re 'tl island ul ........ Meii e-dav. Sen. Iliitrj grind, other then |li?f v.. ifare D V northern home. Ie -s d c a l i vt World War II >uri *t wav i<i get 1 loll and 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 ernment to Deputy Prime busy ami all ol our tit.z'n-. and dene i* to give it tit |>ev a stated r> oil- ol Haiti near Ihi* Georgia town Wed­ # XI # * l pri'Kie - towniil pence lx |i"snun lit* II have hit seen*- leel f i l e to speak, »<( ami and I'ulia strog :Ied tluoogll nesday, llie elderly carpenter Minister It A. (Rab) Rutler. sii'In. Ho promts >1 a special grew friglhrnrii. tarv do it! debris atm u d to I•s to limy vote on all questions udliout .•Vi' ,r;nM\ H.’ .V (1 I’ ll n ,|">rl tu t o i ig i i's * on the I* d<-ad. im iti<in m.it<il water fear or favor, lie saw several boys .star­ foot-l* J t all of wa—V i aisi'd the i tri it e a Ivptnud " I f you want PI'S t> serve Nothing i« opened I)' mist.titte r today. .1 slit*.I la * ..% in i *« ve ing al him. and thought they M onel P lo fl lever I pi I f ii . |i ill klllikell take more often tlt.in the as voiir io m nils-im r : r t .s meant lo kill him and take | I' th.it s u i Ks Ih* I mlo O \r. \ 1 1 IM i Gov . tWIIltil. next three yi*.i i » | . vote the w h i ' * .i best ,,r i tint, southwest Halil. his money l ‘ H ip lion e and ■ i|tli|iment i s llryanl t a il’ d today lor Haitian Hi aliii Minister He lor and re elect A. I.. Wilson swept iln.vii a narrow Alpine Wullimr gut off the bus to l.i'Ruy l.obb, who recently as your commissioner lor valley Wednesday mght in a approval of the $73 notion raid I’ lllllipi'.iUx i-llin ate d 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 Group H on No, 5 '• loe island s iii otli toil al mule III. tin,IV II I.’ smith Wile de . forgot to take the suttcaxi' tidal w ave of death HIRMINGIIAM. Ala. (UPt! .VIlls'll will lie Volt'll (ill III a 1 1,.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 mobile al M p m \\• lm - d i y Tin* Finnish immigrant, ial situation moved toward lliat more titan l.tu 11 persons i d dead hi i uli.i alt uigli the t It\ M anager \\ f Knowles ciated, >•nnmimill today In* who lias spent .V) years in the erisla stage again tmlay died in Im If a dozen Mutter l'il Districts Mix lust olliel.il list ol I.il.it.tie*, eslilliated d.image to Hie hai changed the firm name ed v i l a -es America, walked to the Har­ NASHVILLE, Tenn il l'll isoP'd by Hie filli.hi govem |ium|i Itoll'i- al well over Its I idled I’ trss lofrrnation.il low t minty courthouse, but with the rejection of Negro In l.elloy C. Robb Construc­ Tin* landslide spills*-1 mil dcsegre gat inn demands by 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 water over . . . neted President Kennedy'* in southern and border state* i arried XI dead, fa . d wi re in t mist.1 1He Hub Carroll, who split In III' iliemna. Il<* I he lip of tlie d am . a* d a Dr Martin Luther King Jr. " One of the most cornprrhenTim North Oifnf,.fo Vllliik*. stone had been dropped into desegregated their I'lasKoom* one family. inxeslt ited said :h it lln It ih iGioii allowing llie sale of had learned very little Fit- and other Negro leader* hud wheal Iii tlie Soviet Cuiiimu for the first time litis fall, •he outlines for a building Council, nith Maynr W \\ Ihe Cuban govern m lit told ird S Palm k, **Hlord, w i* gllsh. and could only say given the city two week* to a teacup the Southern School* New* the people to I,June linfilllllll lorred olf the highway near nt t bloc in Fttrope as a hit program ever teen by II E. Anilr rion it^ n|H»kc mnn, t»* Kill Money Ibis station " litre 25 Ncgnr policemen and At to It p in Wed tie day tiianilarian move tliat will re|Mirted Wednesday. ed rumors aluuit t < < i-ujiti tin prixi in tlie.iti r. jumped Porter a il that presented by dny I^Mird a full retraction "ii CarlersTilli* High School begin talks aimed at morn a ma»s|ve landslide plopped 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 taken Tuesday r jht into the re se rv oir liehind the Prmripal Ray Hill, who is and better rtiy jobs for Ne­ I tut. at the s a m e time, ■ ruin Orient Pro • tii it llieillau and ita-h I into tile member* of the Farm Rur- to rr«piir«* Itcitcr lit <»th««r « or v.o ii ot Yupont d .:n \ ice Mission Ktfjred i. my far m e rs 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 iland.» i .....pmii > lion ol the da in gave way 1 11 ll alxiut providing even ii to talk to tin* excited man racial demonstration*. New Jersey men. believed lo missing in the mountainous Tuesdat Call for rjueation* to huy an oi’cupftt'«*oi*l 11• • n- under Ihe pressure, hut the Jiistlci' iif ttir I 1 ire Hugh Mi mr Albert Uoutwell and cdil war enemy with .such a and untangled hts tale lie Cuban refugees, were ar eastern region from the audience produced fo r clear mir pim ran laid 1'itrick was f•»r d* . great*'*! d isa s te r was caused Police Chief t'.irlos Dv<*r Hie t tty Council Wodni'iday s tio le g ir m.iD i i d a* lixul. rested Wednesday night for f l o r a l o l l n e a r l y Vin o m i l r<>t a one—th« presentation velnpnicnt of th« new lin in ’ in the watei sp Ring over tin* cited foi a rue iv h e a r i n : It may mean a few dollars >’a I!"I the l.akc \\nrlh police lit..lit turned thumbs down on Iximbarding tlie f'ulian ini**- l i o n in d a m i i g i ' s p i i i , n i n e to answer lo i i i s o that well done. ol till School. department and asked that it tlie ultimatum, presented in top. I I * Ion |o the Ciuted Nations wild • la v i a m p i .a- a t r>- ■ tin* 1 ir- in e to liiiv Ills v Ho le under "i ii lint I don't Hunk it's .\t till* Mlllf time \ filler ’ dfl si'i'p an eye out lor tin' bus a register*d letter Irnm tier worth tie price we may have dozens of egg shell* Idled l li l x -. ll l H a i t i S p r o p e r t y l o s s t'lllllnl The na'mo's pre.* came in «*xtrndf«| tin api«|it|«\ fn •• tti Rev Fred Shiitlleswurtli. lo pay someday in national and llie bug with red paint. alone was estililltid -> t Sluu ho criticism from Dr E. T. pArti«*4 mktdv»*d 'xtdninini: When tlie bus arrived in ( iiuncilman John tiolden sai l in itrily " said Walter Pierce million York. provost of agriculture, that the council .. thin resultof Xlatih.ilt.in, Kan., president t.ak' Worth, (xdti e claimed the letter represented a glut I VI.I.MI \--sl E 'l I ' l l Po litics F o r Bud? at Tuesday s farm llureau e*l ftoiu misiiil* ■ ptel iliuu itever.ige Director fill'llJrd It. ul Hie Farm Itureuii in tin* the In :.rge They it|M'iu I the at our heads and I rcsent it " NORMAN, Okla (til'll meeting lie said the press I!.ait.vi ll - aiiI I have never t t al i ni i l ug ge -I wheat pro iiiil'ui I suitcase. The ttt 'Hsi aiul m is im d i ' u n d ii - "f ' . Keatm ' ii porled tod.iv ri. 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 city nrdilliiiK e. ette tax eolleetions lor 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 of the fa r m e rs have Copies of tbe ( e le c t io n month of Vu. ust totalled <•.• 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 what the out 33l,3;« newspaper story that he will K \*(»\V II.M 1.IO I l l ' l l hi* here In Kemlnole County, 1 rnt • i»r n r t| . net . .o l b n . conie of tin* sale will lie." rompnny, w h c ii i* cov»-rei| Keatm - . i i I o| that amount retire Jan. I an I seek the I * *• t if .n't,’ |,f tin oil;;ti t h«* just the opposite Is true, a« Im’**i i « t e d ll.iw •friv i'i by I In- pre tdi til of ti-. Kansa* the local fourth estate well under it* developer's ll* en •*. ' i T-s» ’ML* \s 111 go to the state Republican nomination for the T l «MI|» MltlloXill, ttufa) 1 1 . S l k * 9 1* o n . * v . r II • Iif a till Farmers I mnn. Martin llyrne know* tils* leading pla<e nt and to I;, it* ( ||i otr* >* » h > * its i al loud and lias* ri-t. l . S .Senate. to prevenl tin iloath t«»lI from •• Ft n » v '** o f f i i l u r * tO y o l'l nt Topeka, said he wa* up i« IlhllU'tt’ll tMiD.MNlk of aarnuliors in this county. nte working un an hoiuty sj.ytai to I will be d l’ tribiitt'd t h r r L'b -if w n y root»y l» i I to tfir sair earlier hut I i qiialuu d Communltli's Pm l»c Dorn T h e ft We re with Ihrio for more ba*is. ii 11 -1 rt from rmtiii? ah*iv* •••ven. r 1.111 r t i * 17. would How support the Pres HOT SI’ HINGx. Va il l’ ll r | > < rimli* AAirr kvitiiT free enterprise, ton 1 k* I r u h k I t- -lay Hie uleiit > decision ‘ to the lit • • • — Hie Federal llmean of In hti* iln vv r. i iiii>iti|» lit*4i| l i t i i t o l iii }ioii|iital* lo it* ittnl most •• vestigat'on (Fill i and vt.i'.e Slici i f f J . I.. Ib'liby li p'llt• hill!ten ii n)i* u It lt turn i ff I N.ixl.nlli* for in. d' .iilly ....... Inis I'nuul dcvekqi Into |«< les* have tonverged on the fit toil.tv tii.it Deputle* Wil)liltfi*4) I. '.*J, at \Vililitit*i «• Im.Isi . iiimi*, III III,III I "llt l.iitlll a vehicle In ease uni Id ten plush Homestead Re-ort Hotel ) a n t hundler. J a m e s Moore Avenue. In f i ••nt of a t ar 1 Hit' IJgl. I'.u kag'd s III H k e d sioiia tri the enld war," he to investigate the disappearami W esley Place are attend­ wliiti-fixti. No....... the 1'iitierits •aid •'And. must imivortant, tlnven ley Mi'liii Snntli, San ance of about $2P0 ,Uid in ing » "breath o-liier'* school fortl Niiviit \ r Station, lu*** wen* iiopr'ivi d i tuiugii to In- it r mild liecnme a move toji-wi-ls (non a hotel r*xiin It t»il oi -iilisl.ii im y ut fair vva.il peace" at Orlando. 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 R e trie d 23 } *:rn 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 gadget to «!«•» termine whether you are P a c t 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. Porter were III ) 0 W. Anderson. North UrlunJo, who report* the club members w e ir |fr»aiinplc*-. a with ,ium l.u« tloslw*. T l ’ HlvKYS RAISKH hy iiis-niL.-t * ..f tin* Sait final Holice l ienevulent AaiWM-iutioii will Uu the iifizim nt Sat unlay afternoon's “ turkey .wluHit" at the I’ UA Hu on Ilie lake front, ('a p t Vrt.olil \\ il* Lsiui* -U »ue itivtuu "lo U> th eir lu ck/' it MOSCOW Id’ ll Tie <* ihi tu tne Sm ith *ai iii i treaty outlawing nuclear tesla fJ'JI to tin uliiRit Ini'. in space, in the atmosphere atl.l under water liei ame ef fretive at 3 p m 'ti a nt. F-.sTt t'xlay. when the l nileil states and Rritam delivered ratdiisl copies of IIm part to J\| K'ONV ll LK CPI) • till* Russians. Pilot M J McMillan Ji IIll'll gill lie -I'llttl'il .1 log roll mg slowly across j runway C u s tro W arns MIAMI ' l I’ li - While vol at Her long f lehl near here unteer* searrhed foe Ih«Ii**s Wednesday I in the sdt and ruhlilr-fi lt d Ilul when lie landed III* I towns of eastern t uba the small uiicr-.lt iu*l over lh>f o l d t j it To govert.uient "log ' It tliilieil out lo be all warned VVi-Unesduy tnai an) eiglit-lixil alligator retiel attack on the hurricaneFlying at the field Wat held torn Island would tx* willed tip while attendants r.qx'd the out ' from ti e lirst to the angry 'gator an I dra ged Inin U <i" uijn. lu ll to a Ibatti) glCl'k. Pilot’s ‘ Log’ Is Big Gator s u n d erin g why other ear.di* dates ate living »!iy, | .Ills Per e ' p u k e tlli.ri *•< ommun - iii ’ jor t!o W m i n I’j i k S r i luma t tub as g .est of .Mayor W. SiUi » •• tnttuU'*! iluih.itf** Crisis Builds Up In Birmingham i "million. il'lt it's I'll 1 it V Ill-Il l lull ll> 1111.11 in Nn -I., dlx *nid l.i oi ge It i '• X II I t. -'I. VsII"showing u itru*lhc diffi.lil li ei m ill to l.r. .ihlll ' " li.i'V maid be |o " ably would he him c l in ii tank dy|x rrxpirutor. f h r toil fiom the u| ri'te.| outloeak rum to seven \Ve.|ni x.lii.v lugl.t smit Ii Ihe announ, iriurni that a malt lx?Ii. vi'il to have ili.-d of cerelirul hcinoiihug. I.i-t Muliiid.iy ot Nashville •it lniilly miii 4'Iihi Im’«I to •St4|$|i||«s *$f tl>« lull' 4I||| rx All 12 Aboard Copters Dead HWANG, xoulll Viet Nam l PI i — \II 12 men alxiard two l r S Marine Corps heli­ copters which rra shiml in CojmMifiivt held pingle huhlands north of Saigon late Tuesday were killed, a P S. military s(xikesruatt .aid to djv rii* vpsikesmun said the1 ho d' , of nine Marine* and thru* l S. Navy men killed i in toe crash of live helicopt- i periAiv.. outi-t"xiii win* flown Wl.|e Ireing ferried hack here from Canada and Den- Ito this advance air base Id " i n k to u |< e 11 m* III (i.u llii.-. n> Hi of the qx/t Where I nitr.i . i a D . • " . . I t -i'i'l;. lu icy wire kt i i . I iorida D i'lrilm tor- I or flm n iA a Cuximw Ruiit Tilt-. I IILST ST. F A 2-Otr.l^ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 09, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 09, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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' j .y ■ *- .s'" 11 “'T - |grain. Soviet farmers ere (MBHary AaatyoO slaughtering greet numbers of WASHINGTON (N E A ) — their UToetoek. This mtane Key defense and State De­ that even with improved crept portment Soviet analysts be­ next year, the Boriet Union lieve Busoie’a Kkraedtev te In will still be in peer shape ea Coir oaM the etote’e lanaatl no position te eoriooely (bat­ food supplies. ration would open abortly af­ tengo President Johnson to e ter the federal Bureau o f fa* Keen with drastic reforms, major teat at nerves now or re*tlration (PHI) files a fait will be ytare before Russia next year. port with President Jobm o b , produces enough food regular­ Khrushchev hoe hi* bend* presumably lata thla month. ly to feed her p*?r!> at the full et heme. News reports Tbo state Investigation, Gan standard at tiring which many coming ha from the Soviet ■aid, would openly interrogate Russians era coming to de­ Union indicate his sgricultur■(-economic problems ere even mand. th* ■laying of poUcamus J, D. Aa these SUte-DefenM an­ worse than bed been believed. Tippit and the shooting of Lm He wiU net be able to get by alysts see it, this means Ho m y Oswald. Tho findings Khruaheher won’t went to get without Weetam wheat. will bn turned over tn a fed­ There is now doubt thet the West toe mad at him, even eral comimssion appointed by Khrushchev must make some after this yaar’e wheat deals Pnsldent Johnson. drastic end oxpenihra egricul ere completed. He may have Amoai n en b en preseat Carr said the atata Investi­ torsi reforms. Chief among the problem egsia next year. were Mn. M. Rimmar, Mrs. gation would contrast both those It building a elsabie for Khruaheher right now, they Howard Greco, Mra. Haddock, FBI’s EN SIG N JIM M IE 1* L IN D T , fo rm e r chief petty till Mr-chondral Industry. This believe, cannot afford a series Mrs. K. Heigh, Mra. Cbarlaa and tbo fodtntl officer, receives hU commission aa ensign win take B to 10 yean end n of bad crop yean without im Billhardt, Mn. G. Wright, consideration b s c a w i n wit­ ported grains from th* West (L iX )) from his wife. Lindt has served with Mrs. Adam Molier, Mra. Hugh heavy investment In techni­ to fell bock on. nesses would be subpoenaed Heavy Attack Squadron S at the Sanford Naval Booth, Mrs. Orville Jooea, cians, money end raw mate­ and questions under o a th They don’t exclude a series A ir Station since 1961 as bombardier-navigator. Mrs. W. E. Alka, Mn. Bpoke, rials—e price Khrushchev has either la Dallas or at Austin, of Khrushchev prebee—Just te been reluctant to pay. He enlisted in Jane, 1952. Mn. Oavla aad daughter, T e i, tho state capital This money, these techni­ teem where he aUnde and to * 0 0 Becky, aad Mn. Staolay Lawcian* and the** resource* will ■tir up what gains bo can ton. Tbo tbrsn - pronged ap­ make cheaply. The December meeting win hove to be diverted from other proaches to tho crime* was But as they see it, the prob­ be held at S p. m. oa Dee. major essential Soviet pro­ called aa "unprecedented » lem President Johnson face* jects. IT at the home of Mn. Heigh ampin of co-operation between Khrushchev has only two is much more subtle. How eon oo Madera Drive, Mn. BlHlocal, state and federal gov­ places from which he can take he, basically unknown end on hardt will be cu-boateaa. ernment to determine the these funds—specs end mili­ tested abroad, quickly toko facta and make them public.' over leadership tn western tary. FBI information will be Europe and Asia? Cutting back the military la given tho Texas court of InBAN DIEGO, Calif. (U PI) ceive from the governmentAs th* hero at Europe in difficult and ticklish. A slip quiry, which will forward its — The Angel of Bataan la died Sunday in County Hos­ World War II, ElMnhowar did could endanger Khrushchev’s findings to tbo federal com­ dead. pital at the ago of VI. not have this problem. Ken rule from within. Mrs. Norton, o school teach­ mission bonded by Earl War Nancy Bell Norton, who 8ay* one State Department nedy did. Johnson faces na, chief Justice of the United waa honored In 19IS with the er In tho Philippine Island* expert: "Khrushchev will hare tougher start BUtco Supremo Court. Medal of Freedom—the high­ when World War II broke out, Europe te becoming more By Be rule* Kelsey hie hands full at home.” De­ Carr sold he did not know if est sward a civilian can re­ waa honored for her aid to Independent. Johnson doesn’t fense Department men echo Tbo WSC5 Bethany and Jack Ruby would bo question­ American prisoner!. She was Foster Circles of the Oviedo hi* eatimate. Both defenso end start with th* prestige of be­ ed by the state court of In* not imprisoned immediately Fint Methodist Church will State Department analysts ing nn elected president He quiry. Ho said ho “ didn’t want Area M inisters by the Japan*** because of meet at 1 p. m. today at Uw therefore figure that for the has leas than n year before he to Interfere** with tho murder htr advanced age. She brought home of Mn. W. H. Martin next few years Khruaheher fares aa election. Europeans case that charges Ruby with Hold M eeting food and clothing and tended for their annual Christmas can take no chances In Inter­ don’t know how ha would Oswald’s shooting. th* needs of prisoners until ■y Mra. Adam Matter ■tnnd up under a “Berlin” er party and covered dish sup- national adventures. * a * Ths bi-monthly meeting of I IMS when she also was Ima "Cub*." Khrushchev's new la n d s per. Tho Texas attorney general DcBary area ministers and prisoned when Japanese at Th* analysts figure that Members aro reminded to program la now working out. •aid he planned to select an­ their wives waa held Nov. 23 tempts to discourage her fallKhruihchev, d e a l i n g from Great parts of the area are bring their new or used toys other attorney to aid In the •t ths home of Rev. and Mra. |ed. L e ga l N otice for the collection which will becoming a duet bowl. U. 8. weakntM, may make a further state's Inquiry and planned to Auguitua C. Summers on agricultural men have believ­ weakening of NATO bin prime be given to th* Indiana. Mtmrm m n v n a a n i sat the time and plnco of the covrwarrroBa Secret Pals for the year will ed for years that Instead of target. probe soon. F 1 ^ r \ t 2 S , were R . | B ? a r d h T o Meet w n n o r t h b f l o r id a Therefor* the President’* spending great sums on the BTATB TURWIMKH AUTIimi Carr said the presidential and Mn. Arthur Beatty, Rev. , M.ri- ,C.hw ‘ rl” Utelch, preat- be revealed during tho party strategists ere attempting to IT T " I D M g H I N R HTATK marginal new lands, he should and members will exchange commission would not call and Mn. Fred Foster, Rev. of « » A n riltov »® U»« PA R K W A Y” have put Uw money into fer­ work out some way In which Volunteer Fireman a gifts. witnesses, but was depending and Mn. Michael KlppenVert Laudardata, florid* Dtetmbar S, 1SS3 on other sourcee for its infor­ brock. Rev. and Mra. Cecil Aaaoelatlon. w i 1^1 entertain The annua] Christmas msst- tiliser, Insecticide* end ma­ Johnson quickly end firmly CONSTRUCT IDM PROGRAM tag and supper of ths Chapel chinery to boost the produc. can convince th* free end mation. u a m o tr iiit N. Oig, Rev. and Mn. H u - h em^ r* Guild Circle will be held at tion of grain In the proven Communist worlds that he ROTICR IB IIKKKHT GtVRS ix>H Thomas Thnmm >nA "It la my understanding the bert and n*v. Rev. and and I board at a 12tBO p. ra. lunch­ TH AT MSALRD III OB W IL L 1 p. m. next Monday In Fel­ agricultural regions of the So­ means business nml has the eon to he held thl* Thursday commission will take evidence m; m ecKivRo rnoti q it a l i Mn. Paul Shultz. hacking to carry out hie alma lowship Hall of the church. viet Union. at her home. FIB D LA.NOHCAPK CONT It AC­ assembled by the Fill and TOR H AND NtmBRRTMHN HT nthar agencies and evaluate TIIH PlrOlUOA NTATR TURNPIK B AUTHOR ITT at th* Of. this evidence and reach con­ Church Seals tin* at the rlartda Male T are. »Ute AalherttV, Sled N. W . clusion*,” Carr said. The Until Cirri# of the DoBary Community Motbodlat WSC3 not teat Tuesday at fte bona t i Mra. A. K. Spohee vtifc Mr*. Elmo Moon pre­ siding. Co-booteu t u Mra. Mr* C. Haddock. n o meeting waa opened with a Tbenkgirta* Prayer by Mra. Moon. The program, oa the theme "Hrmo of Grateful PraUo," waa proanted by Mra. Joo Darla. A •oriel boor waa hold Mowing the masting during which re freshments were served by Hospital Notes 'Angel Of Bataan' Dies At Age Of 91 Oviedo Circles Set Parties Teeth atreet tfeartae Bled, at ■aaaMas S t a l e Park w ar). Fart Leaden dal*. P l a r l t a from »:S 0 A. M. until 1*:M A M. (B.B.T.), Decembar It, IMS, at which tlm* th.y will he eyened, for d.ilvary of na­ ta l (Cabbayt) Palm Traei, a* fbllowat CONTRACT Bo, S4t Furnishtny Babnl (Cahbafa) Palm Trass, dellvar.d at th* alt*. at task all* llatad. Documents Dsteen C h u rch T o Show Film Tbo color film, "Operation Abolition,” a documentary film an Communism publish ed by the Atomic Energy APPRO I , Commltilon, will be shown at RIM W IT T T:30 p.m. Frida at the Osteen Bryn Baptist Church by Rev. C. W. Port PI am# Intarchane* I* Flank. Fort Drum All residents of the ares Baratoa Area 111 Taahaw Junctls* are urged to attend the meet Intarchanya »• lag to view this timely and Cano* C r*'h Bnrvloa Aran Hi important film. K la iln m *. • Bl. Cloud Inten-hanf* Orlando Houth Int.rnhnna* Turkty link* Barvla* Aran Orlando W aitO ral* Intarchane* leaibary-Clarmont Intarehana* Okahumph* OPEN YOUR 1964 CHRISTMAS CLUB NOW! 10 Tho dolphin la usually rc ferred to as a porpulie, but III actually U not, sayi Capt tts Bill Gray of Miami Seaquar lura. ” Porpoise’ refer* to mcmberi of the dolphin fani B a r v lc * A rt. us ily which hare upatleshapcd teeth, triangular dorul fin TOTAL, !.!«* tllda will bs accaptad oa tk* and no beak. III %a.la « f a unit pries par aarh dellvnr.il. 11Ildars Otar auhmlt prnixii.il. fur **ch luaallon, far on. or mors location., or for tho total approximate « « ■ tract amount. Location ol th* varloua alias Is ln<slud*d la tit* B ll'lln * Document*. A 1‘ropntal Uusrantr In ths •ntiiuiil of 1% of Iks lut.tl of tk* I'rupusal Amnunt will k* fsqtilr.il. A Prtrpn.,1 Guaranty con alitln* or alih.r a r.r t lfl.l check, caahl.r’a rhsok, Iru.t company trsa.ur.r'a cit.ck or hank ilraft of any tiallonal or Slat, bank, or a attrsly litj bun J, tn lh. amount atat.il ahnre, rna,l. payable to lh. Chairman of lh* Florida Stale Turnpike Aulhnrlty mu.t ac company aach kid. All oh.ckt or draft* aha 11 kavo been la.usd within elity (SOI day* of lh- data for rai'slvlns bid* C.M lfltd Chvrk. .hall Hava the nac.aaary Mata of Florida Documentary Hlamp* altacliad. Hid bonds ahall conform to Florida Btals Road Depart m.nt Form 1140 (llsvl.ed 1-81) furnished with tbs pro po.al form. Tit. Haiti* of lh* bidder and th" applicable Contract Nutn bar shuuld b* allown on lit* check nr ilraft. All work Is to b* don* la accordance with I’lana, Ppacl flcatlons and Special I’rotl alon* of lh* Florida 8t*t* Turnplk* Authorlly. Special attention I* called to "Nolle* to Uuallflad Contracture" and any kp.olal F’rovlatoaa In th* Proposal Form. Proposal Form* may b* oh tataad upoa application to th* Florida Htal* Turnplk# Au’h orlty, Foot Offlc# llnx »»«*. Fort Laudsrdat*. Klurlda. Illda wilt bo con.ldsrsd Irrssular unlaaa submltlod oa regular llid Ulanha aa furalab*d by th* above assney. Proposal Forma will not k. la-u.d unlae* roqu.at la rs c.lt.d at I.set .n * hour prior to opening of hid.. Th* right I. rt.arvod to r* loot any or all bid*. FLORIDA STATU TURN FLKB AUTHORITY John R. Phillip,. Chairman Fut.lt.ia Mac. A »». !»•*. GDP-4 FOR A BETTER... BIGGER.. CHRISTMAS NEXT YEAR... By Mrs. Adam Muller Important papers end docu­ ment* of the First Preabyter-1 Ian Church of DeBary were sealed In the cornerstone of the church during ceremonies held Sunday following the | morning service. Rev. Augustus C. Summers I gave the Invocation. Assist­ ing him during the ceremony ' was Clarence Shaffer, ehurch I historian, and members of the | church board. A rt Meeting Joa Mathieux ha* called board meeting of the SanfordSeminole A rt Association Dee. 0, at 7:30 p. m„ at the home o f I Mrs. Helen IM V il. All board members at* requested to s t-j tend. COMFORT fo r th is h a p p y shopper! H e has the c a s h fo r his e x p e n s e s , . . GENERAL@ELECTRIC OIL FURNACE —- Hsu h comfort for many sort to coma. Oil for cornart stays up-to-dalo with G l’s "V IR T IF IN " hoot oxchangar distributing mors hoot fa tter. This system easily and inoxpsntivsly con­ verts to th* added comfort o f year 'round air conditionina. Than . . . thoro is tho aadsd fooling of com fort from General Kloctria de­ pendability. J AS LITTLE AS $5°° W EEKLY s a v e d e a c h w e e k in a C h r is t­ m a s C lu b . A n d h e ’ll be o p e n ­ I t ’ s s o W i l l s i t g l n s s r s d — y o u g o t • 8 * y s s r / 5 0 v0 0 0 - m l l o w a r r a n t y . * in g his 1964 account w e e k. W h y d o n ’t y o u ? Wbat does it take to stand behind tho vital moving parts of nn automobile tor fKo years or fitty-thous&nd miles? Just one word. Confidence. Part oi It comes from ths (act that Chrysler engineer* have com * up with more engineering "tlrsta” than any other car makers. Part of our con­ fidence also comes from ths kinds of things our engineers do foe a car. For example, nn all-welded, rust-resistant, ono-plec* body. Torslon-bor front suspension, the kind th* experts tavor. Or, th* choice of V-8 engines: 361 cu. in. to 413. Add to otl this, Chrysler’* clean, crisp and handsome styling. Isn’t this your year to move up? Why not go sea your Chrysler dealer? Ha’ll make It easy. M O VE I P T O C H R Y S LE R ’6 4 iA *gaaleeerad keWer... heated by a aveer/WLSaa- mil* waneety with thl* «•«•,*,« l Corjwriflon warrant!, Isr b yeari or M.000 mitw, whicha-rw com.. first. against dafact* In maf.ini, anil warUnanthlp and will rap'tea or repay at a CnrysJor Motor* Corporation AutFoiuad Oaalar'a plao* ol buunasi. th* angina block, baad and Intarnal porta, Intak* mimlclj, watar pump, Iranmission r u . ard intarnal parts (awludinq manual clutch), torque forrvartar, drua shall, unirarul (elnt*. raar «>!* and SifTarantal, and raar whtel tearing* a* Iti 18M automoc :#*, prmldad tn# tenor » n trie ang.ne 0.1 cnanyad * .v i ) month* or 0.000 miei, whichavar coma* hrtl. Hi* OH Filar raplacad e.a-r second od chanoe and Via tarsurator air filar cloaned *r*r> t monlht and replecad war* 1 year,, and wary 0 month, (urn,has hi such a d . a « evidence ol parfonrence ol tna raoulrad larmca, and requests the daatar to tart ly (I) racept 01 such •rManca and CD the car's than aurrant m.i**g# c h r yb le h g | y SnoMGMfawM 7<k-$ANF0RD=ATLANTIC With Trsd# m 1007 8. Sanford Ave. PLUS1IUNG • HEATING AIR CONDITIONING NATIONAL— BANK- BRASS MOTORS, INC. • 519 E. First St. MEMBER F.DJ.C. BUI Hal back, Prtaldcflt Phone FA 2-6562 this , B* *ur* Is w*M Bob flop* and th# CVyotw Tfcaate, KBC-TV. Friday* . t Downtown Sanford �A . ___ Editorial Comment Seminole Leaders Voice Confidence In Board Of Control FOR NOR REPRESENT the East Central Florida counties affected, and, WHEREAS, tha paople and publie offi­ cials of Seminole County have tha most complete confidence in the members and professional staff of the State Board of Con­ trol In tha deeieion to be made In establish­ ing the site of the new East Central Florida graduate school and university, and, WHEREAS, we are especially grateful for the thoroughness with which tha mem­ bers and staff of the board have gone about tha Investigation of the sites offered by Seminole County end the courtesies ex­ tended to us, and, WHEREAS, we have full confidence that the board will selrct the site on the basis of the greatest good to the great­ est number of people In tha East Central Florida area in accord with tha intent of the Florida Legislature and In accord with the criteria established by the professional staff of tha Board of Control Tuesday the Central Florid* Develop ■rent C o m m it t e e adopted resolution fatdicetint that all Central Florida eountiee peeking the proposed state unirsnlty endorsed a plan to locate the new schoot in Orange County. Tueeday night tha Seminole County university site committee adopted a resolu­ tion which declares that tha local group Is completely confident that tho State Boerd of Control will select a site on tho basis of the greatest good to the greatest number ef people. The resolution, as adopted, ie aa fol­ lows: WHEREAS the Boerd of Directors of Central Florida Development Committee adopted a resolution in Orlando, Dec. 2, urging tho Board of Control to select on Orange County sito for tho East Central Florida University, and, WIIEREA8, the Central Florida Development Committee DOES NOT SPEAK 3-Year Study Of Cigarette Smoking Told PORTLAND. * * * e i O fc* ■y Julias Steuitrota Here's a starter! Santa will get a new heart this year . . . at least in North Orlando. Monday night the commun Ity's Civic Association voted to pay for a new act of wbis kers which will be turned over to the volunteer fire de­ partment, sponsors nf Santa's annual visit to the tillage. • • • Ore. (U P D - NOW, THEREFORE, be It resolved. that the Seminole County legislative delegation, the University Site Committee of the Cham­ ber of Commerce, end tha Board at Direc­ tors of Seminole County Chamber of Com­ merce strongly affirm our complete confi­ dence that the Board of Control will select a site for the new East Central Florida graduate school and university In a loca­ tion where It can best serve the people of Florida in accord with the Intent of the Florida Legislature and In accord with tho criteria established by the professional staff of the Board of Control. Mack N. Cleveland, Jr., Senator Joe Davie. Representative Jan Fortune, Representative Gen. J. C. Hutchison, chairmen, Seminole County Commission Tom McDonald, Mayor of Sanford Francis E. Roumillat, Jr., President, Seminole County Chamber of Com­ merce Jonn Knoer, Manager, chamber oi Commerce Douglas Stenetrosn, Chairman, Seminole County University Site Committee, s e e s Coptea o f the above resolution Tuesday night were dispatched to Gov. Farris Bry­ ant, all members of the Boerd of Control and its executive direetor, Broward Cul­ pepper, and to the commission chairmen of tho other eight counties involved. The Herald Is convinced that Seminole County’s university site committee pre­ sented all of the information end material pertaining to all of the sites In this county in a fair and Impartial manner, rvallilng that the Board of Control waa faced with a most difficult decision. In addition, The Herald is assured that the county's legis­ lative delegation has everted no influence, political or otherwise, nor any pressure on the Board of Control. Thcsa facia were substantiated by every group of a cigarette period three jears of smokers nearly was more WEATHER: Fuir through Thursday; high of G£» today; low tonight 40-13. VOL. 66 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WEI).. DECEMBER 4, 196.1 SANFORD, FLORIDA an American Cancer Society NO. 75 Bulletin JM LU A • • • than twice as high as among a similar group o f non-smokers, U ..,U and eff„(U ate promoted 100 PC? cent for the Immediate Orlando area. Ihe Herald believes that it ie not con­ sistent for the Orlando organization to consider itself a Central Florida committee since it is now primarily an Orlando and Orange County group, it la general knowl­ edge that this group's efforts are directed solely to the area in which the organisa­ tion's members have a personal and financial interest. The Central Florida Development Com­ mittee's resolution almost to a point directs the Roan! of Control to locate the university in Orsnge County. The Herald considers this an Insult to the integrity of Gov. Bryant and members of the Board of Control. The Herald also considers the resolution of the Develop­ ment committee not only untimely but also not in the best interests of the citizens of Seminole, Orange, Lake, Volusia, Flagler, Brevard, Indian River, St, Lucie and Osce­ ola counties. 5tlj? g>anfor& Ifm tlfo The death rate among a large during member at tue Guard « f Control ar.d !ttechnical staff when they advised the local sito committee that Seminole County's presentation waa the moat comprehensive submitted by tho nine counties within the perimeter established by the Florida legis­ lature. The Central Florida Development Com­ mittee wee created several years ego by a group of Orlando and Orange County business and Industrial leaden. Other communities In the area were invited In join with the organisation in a united ef­ fort to promote a program of planned de­ velopment for the entire area. But, ea usual, effort! were slanted to­ ward Orlando and Its immediate vicinity mueh to tha dismay of those who were invited to Join the movement. This, of rourse, eliminated the co-operation of Senford, Seminole County and other Central Florida communities. The development committee le currently directed exclusively by leaden whose In- Notes Studied -f CARACAS (U PI) - Gov­ ernmeat troops raided • mountain hideout today and killed 21 Communist guer­ rillas In a gun battle. Jtopcrt* from the aceao laid the only casualty oa the government side was a lieutenant, who waa wound­ ed. HOLLYW OOD ( U T I I - E x puts continued their pains­ taking Investigation today of pipe smoking director of the notes made by starlet Knryn society's statistical research, Kiipeinet b e f o r e she wns reported new evidence in Ihe all tingled. relationship of cigarette smok­ Judge Vernon Mize spoke ing to death and disease in a on Florida's Industrial schools paper delivered at the Ameri­ ST. PETERSBURG (U P I) land the "Marianna Plan" at can Medical Association's 17th — Tniiipu Buy nrea housewives today's luncheon meeting of TIIEY'KK NEVER t«*o younjf to watch th* clinical meeting. will lie aide to buy fresh milk the Sanford Kiwnnls Club. Chrlstniua parade— nr indicate pride in the JayMatching 36.973 men over fur around 80 rents u gallon • • • ceefll Jimmy Voltoline, 5 month-old Bon of Mr. to who smoked a pack of fe r at least another week lieSanford and Seminole Coun cigatreltes or more per day and Mra. Frank Voltoline looks os if he'* just cause of a Circuit Court rul­ ty can lake pride In the fact with the same number of nonseen Stitt to Claus and put in his order for Christ* ing Tuesday night. that personnel of live Sanford smokers. Hammond said 1.383 niaa toy*. Naval Air Station hold this nf the smokers died during area in such high esteem. the 3t.3 month period. Only MAYOR HAY DON BURNS, Jacksonville, told Home 85 friend* here Tues­ L A W T E Y ( U P I ) — The first TALLAHASSEE (UI7) — Not every locality where G62 of the non-smokers died. day he will formally announce hi* candidacy for governor Dec. 6 in Ihe N tgro city councilman in the Tha State Board of Public armed forces are based is Of the cigarette smokers, Jacksonville Coliseum. Tho Mayor mid Mrs. Burn* were welcomed to San­ history o f this small North Snfrty ts expected to adopt given tills kind of considers llu died of king cancer while ford at on informal coffee Tuesday afternoon. Pictured greeting the mayor Florida town wni e l e c t e d ■uxt Tuesday recommenda­ tion. l only 12 « f the non-smokers are (front left) W. A. Patrick, Dan Wright and Harry Tooke. Tuesday. He ia Robert Scott, tion* for Increased highway Since we’ve been back tn j died of that disease. Coronary a brick mason, who rnn third safety made Tuesday hy the Seminole, after the long Cal- artery disease killed 631 amokin a seven-man race. Inter-Agency Council on Pub­ ifornia sojourn, w e'vt been era *nd only 301 non-smokers. lic Safety. advised by many Navy per­ Each man in one group was The proposed annexation by and third readings. Unanlm* Tha recommendation* In­ sonnel that Ihey not only like matched as closely as poss­ North Orlando of an area ly ­ nua approval and adoption clude Increased emphasis on JA C K S O N V ILLE (U P I) — this area but want to locate ible with a man in the other safety design o f highwnys, In­ ing north of SR 434 extend­ were given ordinances estab­ here upon retirement. Thanks, group as to age, race, size, Attorneys for I I unions charg­ creased law enforcement and ing west to Highway 17-92 was lishing an electrical code, en­ Navy! Sanford and Seminole residence (urban or rural), ed Tuesday that the Florida mandatory seat helta, auto in­ removed from the agenda In tering a franchise agreement East Coast Railway was and religion, education, marital WASHINGTON (U P I) - T h e County appreciate it. spections and driver re-exam- a surprise move tty the Vill­ with Winter Park Telephone • • • status, drinking habits, ner- is financially able to grant n Johnson administration ha* age Council Tuesday night Company and making open tmi lions. The new flouring at llu* o f­ ous tension and many other requested pay hike w h i r h upon a motion of request drainage ditches a violation A total id 872 Voter* out of istered, 287 cast ballot* With hern asked lo waive Ihe "3o Tha adoption would commit sparked an I t - month • old fices of the Seminole County factors. 1,631 registered went to the all hut one voting on the may­ per cent American vessels" from Vice-Mayor Arthur Fer- in tho village. officials to put Into effect Hammond said lie was try­ strike. Chamber of Commerce la poll* Tuesday to cast ballots or's race. requirement for one sale o f those suggestions not requir­ rin who presided at the meet­ Another surprise move at really new — says Manager ing through this "matched in annual municipal elections In Lungwood total* 483 of U. S. surplus wheat to Com­ ing additional money or laws. ing in tho absence of Mayor the meeting came from Ferpair analysis” to eliminate John Krider. Ttw original held In Altamonte Springs, the 638 registered voters cast munist Hungary, officials re ­ Other proposals will be bought W. W. Anderson. rin when he opened the floor UNITED N A T IO N S , N. V. Longwmid and Oviedo. floor had been I t Mt A so all possible non-smoking dif­ ballots to elect newcomer It. ported today. The ordinance received Its for discussion of the proposed to the attention of the 1965 ferences between smoking (L 'I’I ) — A Scandinavian com­ many times it wuuldnt stand Hour die administration'* State Legislature. In Altamonte Ihe unty can­ II. Ferrell and incumbents 11. first reading at a special citizens' charter board which and death rates might be promise plan to force South another one. didate facing opposition was L. Helms and Carl Loin inter decision—either way— might Thn recommendations came meeting held Nov. 19 when last week was suggested by merely incidental. • • • Africa to end racial divrin i- incumbent Mayor Lawrence to the council. The two-part affect recently deadlock nego­ ns the Highway Patrol an­ tha only council member vot­ Mayor Anderson. The mayor Of his findings, he comment­ million appeared certain nf Seminole High officials said Swot ford who recorded a advisory referendum on the tiations for wheat isles to nounced that 1,305 persons ing against it was Mrs. Irche specifically requested only ed that " U is hard to escape Security Council approval to. today they were anticipating sweeping victory of 227 votes sale of alcoholic beverages Russia was a matter of con­ have died so far on state high­ Van Ecpuel who said at that Tuesday morning (hat since th« conclusion that this dif­ duy despite outspoken Russian a record crowd for Friday’ s jecture. was defeated. over G. W. Tctrault's G7. way*. sotnu 71) more than the time «he would like to hold he would be unable lo attend ference in number o f deaths critic ism, • • * Seminole • Kls*lmmeo postThu Waiver request waa tlw> nutter In alleyance until the council meeting any dis­ SwoHord this morning ex­ same period Inst year. was due to the difference in season football game—that Is all property owners in the cussion on his proposal be Official counts gave Helms made more than a week ago pressed hi* appreciation to The creation o f the position smoking habits." if the weather Is good. the people for Ihrir outstand­ 2*0, Ferrell 2u5 and Lommler hy an American grain firm o f safety engineer In the Stats area were contacted for opin­ postponed for a special ses­ T A L L A H A S S E E I U P I) — ing show of confidence In his ;o t Other candidates In the to the U. S Maritime Adm in­ One of Friday night's fea­ sion to be held next Tuesday, Road Department to Insura *11 ion. Tho Supreme Court today re- ability and promised to do race and votes received were, istration and Involves a single ture attractions will he a Questioned hy the Herald Audience comment, how­ future roads are designed with fiiM-d to order a former Miami hi* utmost to carry out all incumbent Jim Reiter 201, wheat sale to Hungary. pre-game presentation by the safely in mind i* one recom­ as to reason* for Tuesday ever, brought no determined attorney, Chester Cohen, Hal- statements of his plutfurm. famed Osceola High KuwPercy White 17), E. E. Wil­ The grain trading linn was mendation whlrh apparently night's reverse move, coun­ opinion* on the mutter and • • • IInline, Md., admitted to the belles, a precision drill unit. liamson 158. Joe Dean, 120, not identified hut presumably ran be implemented immediate­ cil's only comment was voic­ Ferrin, In conclusion, suggest­ Florida Bur hut snid he could t argill. tnc., of MlnneAt halftime Kissimmee's In other races, unopposed Ted Waltz too, and Mrs. G e r n '1 ed hy .Mrs. A’an Ecpoel who ed that each person In attend­ apoll*. Cargtll i* the seller lyfile <■ new application for council candidate Keith Nix­ Hitsraan, 60. Kowboy hand will perform The rollneII also urged a stated "It U Just not propi­ ance study the proposal with wi th Sanford’ s Marching P H ILA D E LPH IA (L’ PH — |membership, The vote fnr part one of ihe in the only two wheat sates study lie made o f all road* tious at this time.1* their friends and neighbors on for ward one received 233 to Hungary (or whlrh U. .4. Seminole*. The local aggrega­ T h e National Council <>f More favorable reaction and bring them to next week's vote* while Bob Newell, un­ referendum, which pertained with high nrcident records to export Ucc uvea have been tion will present a holiday Churches moved today to opposed (or ward two, took to sale id beer and wine (or determine if engineering Im­ was received by olher ordin­ meeting for further discuss­ head olf wliat It railed "*n pageant, complete with fire­ ance* roming up (or second ion. NEW YURK ( U P I) —"Four 239. consumption o ff the premises Issued — S, 8 million worth provement* are needed. licensed Nov. 8 anil $8 m il­ works. "It'll be a brand new organized effort In extend Days—The Historical Record Of Ihe total 547 voters reg­ on Sunday was 230, no and A strong program I* requir­ lion licensed Nov. It. Kennedy'* | ■how," says Ernest Cowley, gambling on a nalwn wide ,,f P r e s i d e n t hit, ye*. Part two, which was ed. the recommendation* sold, Under ground rules laid scale." llcuth” tin* ht-fii ,li,iiti'ii a* the local band director. to extend the closing hour of for engineering unit* with down Lm I month by the K en­ • • m A resolution denouncing j uth „ f the hook to bo publish- M r S . K e n n e d y establishments selling intoxi­ nedy administration, 30 per udrquute personnel and money And, speaking of bands. legalized gambling as an , (1 ,|ll)rtly by U niUd F w i In- T f l M f l V P O i l ) cating liquors, wine anil beer to insure that safety ia built cent of the wheat commercial­ ».-...,ii..«.i and ■*...■ tha ,i.~ Am » —erican1 .— * iv lU v ij v u l Seminole H ighs musicians "insidious menace to person- trriuiliunal for consumption either on or into all highways. ly sold to Communist coun­ will appear in two Christrpas al character and social mor­ Heritage Company. off the premises until 2 a m. tries must tw shipped In parades Saturday. They'll ality" was presented to the brought 231 votes against and American ve**eLs, if avail­ WASHINGTON (U P I) march in DcLand Saturday council'* General .Assembly 124 votes for the measure. able. and the prices American Mrs. John F. Kennedy will for action at today's session. altrrnoon and parade in Df particular Interest in shipper* can charge are lim it­ J VCKSO.N V1LLE BEACH move out of like White House Approval was a-sured. The Ocala Saturday night. The (UI'O - Dr. Warner Von but jt u known tlie Long wood elections is Ihe ed by government-set m axi­ CHILDREN following day the group will resolution came to the floor Braun, director or the (jeortfe fart that Jim Reiter, who mum*. yet wlien the Johnson family A D U L T S with the backing of the Na12 OR UNDER tour attractions In the Ocala has hern in office for the past C. Marshall Spar* Flight wdl move in. tional Council's policy-making Center at Huntsville, Ala., will area. White Itou-,. Press Secre­ 13 years, lost out this year General Board and the assem­ LOS ANGELES (U PI) • • • sptuk tonight lit the I’utite tary Pierre Salinger said Mrs. by only three votes including bly’s Resolutions Committee. A former business associate Today's Chuckle — Said a Yedra forum in nearby I’unte Kennedy will move to a home counts from tho eight absen­ It warned that proponent* of Jackie Gleason today small boy outside hi* teenage Vedr*. m the Georgetown section of tee ha I lots. o f legalized gambling areMenu Includes: sought 1300,000 damages for sister's bedroom: " I t ’s called Ferrell, the new rounrllthe capital lent to her hy pressing in all parts of the DELAND (U IM )-A woman "severe ami profound shock Cole Slaw homework. They s c a t t e r man, ba.ed his campaign on Undersecretary o f Slate W. country for legislation auth­ ant her teen-aged son died to the nervous system " caus­ French Frier* book* around and talk about honesty in government, work NEW YORK ( U P I )—A fed­ Averell Harriman. orizing "sla te ami national P IN E C R E S T I N N today when fire raced through ed when the rotund comedian boys." eral grand jury Tuesday inBaked Beans Despite the sad break with tow aril keeping the esnter of lotteries." their small restaurant at P ier­ fell on him. It called upon churches to dieted four persons on charge* the executive mansion, one t°wn in ••* present location. son, 13 mile* north of here. Grits George Durgwm, 4i, who "arouse their members" for o f counterfeiting f o r e i g n Kennedy will remain on tin* work f " r all civic Improve­ Hush Puppies Dead were Mrs. Nell T u r­ standi 3 foot- t and weighs 130 ment* and to bring as many a counterattack against legal money which they allegedly premises for a time. pound*, also claims in the ner and her -son. Runny, 16. Relish Tray Six-year-old Caroline will new businesses into town as gambling which "encourages hoped to use to undermine the Authorities said Mrs. T u r­ suit filed Tuesday that Glea­ Coffee Or Tea possible. ecumuiiy of the Castro govern­ continue to attend fir*t grade a distortion of human and ner and her son had living son was an "Incompetent and in the White House at Icavt Candidates in O v i e d o , ment in Cuba. A film on tht chronic cough economic values." unfit driver of golf carts." quarter* In the resr of the through the end of thu school where a mayor ami two rounand shortness of breath will According to the complaint. restaurant The (ire destroyed 0 *n rd A Operated year. cllmrn were elected, were all be shown to tha JayCce.s Durgom and Gleason were the living quarters. By without opposition. Votes re­ by Dr. Kenneth Wing during Yule Party Set discussing a business dispute Masine A Bob ceived were. Mayor Lee G A IN E S V IL L E (U P I ) — Thursday's luncheon meeting Enterprise fifth and sixth Hancock while the comedian was driv­ The Uindcrvllle Volunteer [ Gary, too. T. L. Lingo Jr., 98 o f tha junior trade body, grade 4-H Club, which have Ib e 11th annua! Caribbean ing tike cart on a studio lot Hwy. IT-92 So. PORT ST. JOE lU P I) — when there was aa accident L. Mrs. Lorraine Graham of chosen the name, "Busy Conference, centering around Eire Department will conduct and newcomer Robert Sanford (he Seminole County Tubercu­ Bees," will have a Christmas the them* "M exico Today," a regular business meeting Ward, 98. Of the 4M register Gov. Farrt* Bryant will be in which he was thrown from Ph. FA 2-5965 losis Association also will be i party Saturday Next meeting op rued today at the Univer- Thursday night in the It. L. cd votrri, only 102 turned out the main speaker Dec. 1 for t!te vehicle and Gleason landaity of Florida. , Hum Company plant at 7:39. to VOU. * will b« Dec. IS. pre*cnL Florida Constitution Day. led on tup of him. ezpert said today. Dr. E. Cuyler Hammond, 80-Cent Milk State Action On Highway Safely Slated First Elected FEC ‘Able’ Council Sidetracks Annexation Plan 50 Per Cent Ballot Easing Of Cargo In 3 Town Elections Ruling Asked UN Compromise Attorney Denied NCC Opens War On Gambling Title Chosen FR ID AY N IG H T SP EC IA L! On Friday Von Braun Gleason Sued For $500,000 DeLand Mother, Son Die In Fire Four Indicted j Joycees To See Film Thursday 6 Mexico Theme Firemen To Meet Bryant To Speak FISH FRY A LL YOU C A N E A T - 00 $135 *1 ▲ i i �jocoby On fihidqa iardtotoltort ■t ■paweeageaeamumwiw UsrttoOBO tka plot In o h N tka two ma­ jor W m « i i r * a a rummage" ala aad a bowling psue Oaila la tryl i t to heap eecret tram Harriet, what aaild you expert tka twiat to bat I f * an played lightly to tka usu- a U/a i Board of BohUe tostrae•tee Ifee iemleele oeaaty, etve klda fee ■a et all taker, S r * lie, eeslMseet ssl eer* raoalred fee Ue sea* is ef a anop nmu>fOB BBMINOLM H1CJH iBMlWOLB OOUNO B I Da. aeauialan Beeee i l l l k s » Ul lies p. m, There* ■her i t lis t at the AtaleUtratlea Balia* •ratal Avsaa* BaacfssIda, at whiah time •ad pla*a tka bide will be aeb* Bely epesrt aa« rea* sico* Drawiaga aa« aaaatrtMtleas may ba ebtalaed by daeait* tan Mf.ee with tte Architect, Ska A. nertea tT, Fs«rlh I mt . naaferd Attaatle fails leltdiae- daafard, Florida, far be first set ef de<ra«eata eb­ talaed. Oesh Oapeelt wlU be fefeaded la fell to tacb per* aoa wbe referee the dose* ■sate to toed eoadtttea withta t# dare after tbe bid opentadt w in eaceptlea as natsd M M . AdllUoaal seta ssay be ebtalaed et the cost ef lit.oe, which Is half rstunSahlc. Ocnaval Oaatraclora secarlna dosemeats and u t snbmlttlea propetal thill he rifeedtd one­ self tba dspoatt spea rstura ef desweMnte Is It's A Mean World For 'Miss Meanie' Incidentally, North detervat considerable credit fbr Ua *!* ehtb bid. Ha didn't bare any aces, bat he « * i able to Infer from tka bidding that Sooth would bare three of them. Obrioualy, South didn’t hart n apade stopper. Ha bad not guoo to throe nodraap North'* three hearta. la that csm Sooth missed an the kings. Ha Just could not hare bid ao strongly without those three ocas. Jha Woman the party!" "Oh. I don't know, mother, but don’t worry about It. Somebody will be chaperon­ ing I t " "What are yon going to do that you need tha car far to- night!" "Oh nothing much, Just ride around, I guess. We’ll find something to da." "What time will the party ba over?" " I don’t knew, so why dsn’t you Just go to bod and not worry about me. I ’ll gat homo all right" "Your history teacher call­ ed mo and said If you didn’t get to work you were not go­ ing to pass her course. Have- B’t you been studying!" "Sure, I have. Don’t pay •ay attention to that old grouch. She Jast doesn't like me, that's alL" " I f Helen wants you to spend the night at her house, tkea why cant she have bar mother call ms so that I know It la all right!" Ob, Mother. Don't bn to old-fashioned. How do yon ex­ port me to have any friends when you're ao strict about everything!" "What kind nf pises is — that you’ve got a date to go to tonight!" " If a okay. All ths kids go • i l l ( I ) New*— Uee How­ there." ard Those are ths Usds et lito (I ) Loretta Teang (•) Quean Fop A Day that to* many parents l:M (t) Tee Don’t lay ef teen-agers are willing to teeter) ( I ) Who Da Tee Treat accept to the questions they dilS ( t ) Match Onm* rightfully ask aad to which ( t ) Trnllmeeter diM ( t ) New*— gander Van- they should demand straight •cur butt ad ef evtalvo answers. Site ( I ) Bara* aad Allen • :M It) Best at drench* ( I ) Cartoon* What about those myster­ ItM (l> Newness* ( t ) Leave It Te Boaver ious teeners! Kasd Huth MUIrtt'a “ Tips oa Teen-Agers. Send a cents to Both Millet L e g a l N otice Reader Berries, e/e Tke San­ IB TMB CIBCtrr Cat-BT OF ford Herald, P. 0. Boa MS. THB BIBTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT IB ABD FOB BBHI. Dept A, Radio City Statics, BOLB COUBTT, FLORIDA. IB New York If, N. Y. CHANCERY. NO. IM S WEST SIDE FEDERAL IAVINOS * LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK CITT. A corporstlan oreenlsed end stlelIns nnder the laws ef the Halted Slates si Amsrle*. ruiatitt, •tl* ROMALD RROinr fifii MART DKTU BROWN, hi* wife. Defendant* NOTICE SP FORECLOSURE SALE BY CLBBE OF CIRCUIT OEUET Nolle* I* hereby liven that Ih* aaderetgaed lion. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jn ClerB af tha Circuit Court of Bomlnolu County, Florid* will, on Ih# llth day *f December lilt, *1 11:11 A M. St th* Front d**r ef the Semin*)* County Cnurthoui* In Ih* City of Hanford, Florida, offer for M l * end sell nt public outcry lo tb* hlsheot and beet bidder for cseh. Ih* following des­ cribed property eltueted la Seminole County, riorlda, towill Let III. OAKLAND HILLS, according to th* plat thereof ec reeorded In Plel Hook II, Peace II end II, Public Rcoordc ot Seminole County, Florida TOOKTIIEN WlTHl Jackeo* del Hot Water Heater, permanently In •tolled. Medel No. C tit. Aerial So. HUT. pursuant to ihe fltal decree of forecloeure entered to •••• pending la sold Court, the style ot whleh le West Side Federal Sevlege 4 Lean AMoetetlen ef New Yeril City a corporation oreenlsed i l l •listing nnder Ihe lews of th* United HtatM of America vereut Ronald Hrown and Mery Beth Brown, hie wife, ■ed Deeket Number whleh U Television Tonight BOLLYWOOD (NBA)— I t t I could be plsjrlng sQ kinds of roles, bat nothing happens. It hss keea Urea yean sge. It la to Meat, far n pixie­ don’t nadantoad.” W KDNB8DAY P . M. A performance in "Tba Bad faced, li*yanf aU Ti •iH ( I ) Newneop* who three yanta ago played Seed" at tbs Houston Play­ ( ! ) N e w * apart* Wea­ ther house Theater won Karen the the role ad n brat la n maria ( ! ) N e w * to e r t* Wea­ movie role. After the film the toe eonriadngty. ther returned to Houston, where •tl* ( t ) Bdlterlel Her image aa a Juvenile la still ao vivid Unt at ibe la now la the ninth grade • til ( I ) N e w * Bpsrt* Wen* they mtion et her noma Al­ In public school end laying " I Juat don’t know" when flue* •:1S (•> Ch. • Spcrto S:SB (•> Weather Shew and aay, "TH A T child! Why, mates eek her when she will •iN ( I ) News— W elter Creehits appear in another film. aha mart ba n monster. Tha I I ) News—Ben Coehrna only thing aha can play la a "We don't u n d e r s t a n d , 4) Unntley * Brinkley either," asye her mother, Mrs. ItM f t ) Call The Deeter brat" Tito ( I ) Deputy For Karan Belkin et Hous­ Dorothy Belkin. "Karen to a ( I ) o u * a Beeves ■west, normal child who wants ton, Ten, It la a heart breaker, ( I ) Cheyenne T ill ( I ) The Vlreleto* gka’a no longer a child. She’* to act and has proved she c lito (•> Patty Duke blossomed into a beautiful set. This thing is breaking her t l ) OovL U Aetton 1:11 ( I ) Tightrope heart" young lady. Price to Bight it's also breaking tha heart ItM I(II)) Beeleeage Her film debut at 12 aa the ( I ) Reverlr IfllltalUtew little girl wbooo Use ruined the of her dad. Bid Belkin. He’a e Den Casey Uvea of Audrey Hepburn and crack public relations man, but t i l l ((S) I ) Dlek Vea Dyke changing tha image of his Shirley MaeLa toe la "The li t* ( I ) Eleventh Hear fS) Danny Key* Children’s Boor" was far from only daughter has him stump­ ft) Chanalng A certified cheek or bank her own personality. And ebe’s ed. II SO ( l i f t ) N tw * Wfather, 'draft, parable to the Heard of ■tin Just aa normal, fun-lov­ Hporte Short Tehee: Bam Goblwyn’s Feblle laitreelloe tor I ssbI( l ) News — H e r e b y Bale CesBtr. Flertdai U. A ing aad happy In disposition 60 (Isaak old nories are duo Mania Oeveratoeat Beads, er a Mile* aa aha waa three years age. for tolerialoa next season. A f­ M ill ( I ) N ew * Weather, factory bid bead eacoated by Sporta tha bidder end eecepteble But at tB It la difficult to un­ ter years of hedging, he de­ M ill ( I ) Theater at the aura cided the price is now r ig h t. Mil* f l ) Johnny C trw s aereUee la aa amount equal is derstand movie typecasting. five per eeat ef the bid ehetl (Color) Karen doesn’t understand H Bob Hops is sistod for minor be eebailtied win eaeb blA ays surgery before hie Christ­ 11:11 ( I ) Movie The eaeeeeefel bidder wlU at alt be reqelred to faralah aed par "II waa only a perform­ mas trek to tha Middle Kaet T H U R S D A Y A . Mtar Mtlefbetory aerfonaaeee aad payaieat bead er head* ance,” aka toarfuly told me In . . . Natella Wood and Arthur «it« f t ) Sllmoeetle* Atieatlea la celled to the feet Houston recently about her Loew Jr., have a t the wed­ Sill t l ) Bunehln* Almana* that bet lets then the mini­ l i l t ( ! ) O rov* Perm HepeM ma* salaries aad waaee aa role in "Tba Children's Hour/* ding dnto for February. . . . History eel fern la the apecllieeiioas which brought director Wil­ Jerry Lewie* cast television 1:1* (fIt)) Florid* Sunrise Semester must be paid on thlc project. liam W y l e r ’ S enthusiastic ■ettiement has shrunk to 91, T:tt (S) Today—Hush Downs The Board ot Feblle InsirusFilm Features Ilea tor dcailaela Ccuatr. wordei "Karen to such a nat­ 360,000, not |4 million as first Till (( II )) F ern MkL Report flerlde. reserves the rleht to ural actreaa she should never reported. That’s nice shrink TiSt f t ) Mieki* Bvnaa reject ear aad/ar all bids ar ( I ) Today Ing though, and out of the loot to waive ear lafermalltlee In take acting leaaona." Till ( I ) I/scal N tw * Wtathe bidding. Ko bid ehsll be "U 1 can’t act, I'm not Jery paid for e full-page ad ther Withdrawn tar a period et (I ) Captain Bander** tlfteen (111 dare subsequent alive," feya Karen. "I'm not vertlssment In e raovk trade Sift file IS) Cartoon* te the apenlan el bide without a monster and I’m not a brat. paper saying, in tiny print! t;M It; Jack U U n n e tke content ef tha Heard, "oops! Jerry lewis" f t ) Amerleea History j. d. wniOHT. jr . ft; K ierclt* Far Women It wasn’t original, though. Chelrmaa, Board el Public t:IS ( I ) Carteens L e gal N otice Instruction for Pemlacle Years ego Frederic March us­ tils t l ) O tis Storm Countr. Florida f t ) llomper Room ed the same word In the same It. T. Mllwss NOTICE OF HUB t«it* (S) Hay When fea la ele Countr Superintend Nolle# la bareby glvsf. that, trade paper via an ad when ll:M (S) NBC News eat at Public Instruction and pureuenl to n Final Decree he starred In a Broadway play ( I ) Spanish Ka-Otflsle leereterr to the ef Foreeleenre entered In 11:11 I I I Word for Ward Beard af Futile laslruetloa eeuee numbered HIM In Ibe which closed after two per­ ( I ) December Brld* Publish Nov. ft A Dee. «. M, Circuit Court of Nsmlnsls formances. M ilt ( I ) Cenoeelretlo* County, Florida, f will sell 1111. s e e f t ) Price I* Rlnht the property entitled in Bemlcoo-tt. Mild ( I ) Mleelng T.tnhe nule Counly, Florida, described "Diamond Head," the novel f t ) seven Keys notice to defend ‘ t-ot IS of llo.-k ”11", which became a movie, will be­ T H U R S D A Y P . M. THE NAME IIP ~ GASTBROOK tUSDIVl- come a television series. WTATB OP FtOBIDA SION. UNIT NO RtX. ecl i t* ( I ) Tear Ftrnt Imprem- IM IS. TO, B. a JOHNSON ens ADA ■wrdlna is the pint there­ to n WfITNEJia my ttos4 eed off! M. JOHNSON*, hie wile of ee recorded In Plel Legal N otice ( t ) NFf, Peatbnil turns del eeal of M i d Court ihle ItMldsnie Unknown Rook If. Pent# II and it. f t ) Krnla Ford In-l dey ot Dcoember, IMS. tou Aim n n n K iir NOTI­ of the Public Records ot Telle* o* Public Heellew 11.11 t l ) Truth or Conse­ (SEAL) FIED I list a I'umpUInt to Seminole County, Florida. Notice Is hereby elven. Hoard quences Hon. Arthur II. Beckwith furtrlixe a mortneee on the Touelhar with Ihe following ( I ) Father Knows Beet Jr. following dsesrlbstl property, Hem* of properly which are of County Cummleeloners of Clerk Clreult Court •Ituete In Hemlnuls County. totaled In end permanently la- Seminole County, Florid*, will M ill ( t ) Uuldiaf Light hear aa appeal eaetael the As- IKS U ) New* Bemlnele Counly, Florida Flerlde, te-wll; ■tolled as a pert of the Im­ tlelun of the Hoard of Adjust­ ( t ) (toners' Hospital uyi Martha T. Vlhlen hot It. lileeh U, WHATII- provements nn teld Inndt ment denying permleelon lo 1:11 t l ) Foenn Deputy Clerk KltHFIKI.I) PlltHT ADDI­ (leneral Kleclrlo llullt-ln bull-1 living qugrtnrn In tan- til* ( I ) gclene* Ta w Office* TION, ereordlns to the Oven. Model J Til T, Har­ Juncllon with cammerelnl uee ( I ) Newt— Dev* Fen­ ORBOORT. c o r n s A I'let Ihereot recorded In tal AIT ernes fur occupancy by owner In A nell I'ANIKLLO Piet Houh 1i. Peace td Centra! Kleclrlo Uullt-Ia C-l Commercial sons as per IMS IS) Carteoee The Flerlde Bulldlac end II. Public RecorJc ot lienee. Model JMIR. Serial Reeolatlea No. S Amending l;IS I ) People Will Talk (H JeehMS Street hcmlnele Ceunly, Flerlde, X R liltff Ceunly Boning Regu(S) Ana Saihera Temp* Flerlde uses bee been brought ecalntl you Mcneevem Well Heeler, Seminole tellon*. on lb* following den- lit* f l ) The Declare Publish Dee d. INI In the Circuit Court of the Model CB lelin, Serial H orlbtd propertyt From the NH ( t ) Day In Court onr-s Ninth Judicial Circuit. In end Tien car of t*ot A. Illock I. Hotnltor H-mlnnle Counly, Plurlde, Together with ell etrnoturee nnln Firk Amended Pint. P. II. CALLING ALL CARS entllle.l KASTCHKdTBIt HAV- and Improvements now end *. l-g. SS, run N Sl'SF W INUM DANK, a New Vorh cor* hereafter on said lend, and fu ­ ■long 8T. LOUIS (UPI) — In e Ihe N'crly line af laid l>..r»llun, vereue K. O JOHN* tures attached thereto, and all toil A SIS AS ft lo the FOB. new ayetora for locating trains JUICY' fluN end ADA it JOHNSON, real*. Ittuee. proceed*, and thence continue N SI *SO* W SS In transit demonstrated here hie wilt, Clieacery No. 1X11. prom* eoernlns end lo accrue ft to the P. C. of e curve couTou ere hereby required lo frum Mid premUes, all of HCtrly end having e rvcently, an electronic com­ serve upon Plnlatlfre sttor- which are Included within the cavo radius of M ft. thence run puter and n teletype network neyn, whnee rim, end ed.lrees furegnlns description and the alung the era of eeld curve appear below, e Copy ot your habendum ih*r*ofi *l*o all sae. e central anil* of S*‘ wer* linked to parmit rail­ 2445 French A ye. Answer or other written de­ •team, *l<ctrle. water, end thru IS J! ft to ihe P.tttt ef n roads to inquire about the lo­ fences In llie Cumplelnl In other hcotlnr. cooking, refri­ curve concave B’erly end hav­ Hanford, Fla. sold eutl. on er before the gerating. Ilehtliif. plumbing, ing a rndtua of 1SS.ST ft. cation of Individual cars or 3rd dey ef Jenuery, ltd , end venllletlng, Irrlgailng and pow­ thence run along Ih* nru uf shipments. A tingle Inquiry lo file the orlslnst of said er eyelema. mechlnee, appll- teld curve thru e central an­ Answer or other written de­ nnoea, flaturec. and appurten­ of l**SS‘ ISS.IA ft to Ih* into the computer (Honeywell Carry Out Order* fences with the Clerk of the ance*. which now arc or map gle T. et said curve, thence 400) lake* about four seconds above-atyled Court. It you fall heresfler pertain to. or be P. run a Sl’ SI* K U.AT ft. Ihtnet Ph. 322-9916 lo do so, e decree pro confeeso used with. In. er en said P r a ­ run n SI-So* K Sl.lt ft. thence to process, according to rail­ will he entered seainet you iaItee, even theuah they be run N *•!** B lie ft lo the road official* for the leltet demanded In detached er SetMhehle. FOB Alto the Wtrly SS ft cold Complaint. at public sale, te the highest the K'trly SSS.IS ft or the WITNESS my bead and nffl- end beet bidder for ewsh. at of N'trly IIS ft of fait A. Hluak elal seal of the above.styled the Front Door of tko HnnluMe 1 . Seminole I’erk Amended Court nt Hanford. Hemlnnla County Courthouco In Sanlurd. ruu Counly, Florida, thin Xnd day Nitride, nt eleven u'etock In Public hearing will be held <>f December, 1MI. Ihn forenoon on Ihe 11th dey la tha Seminole County Court U B A L) ot December A. D. till. ON llnutt. Hanford. Florid*. In the Arthur H BvckwuU, Jr., tCeurt Seel) County Ccmmleelentr* Room, Clerk ef lUe nbeve-etyled Arthur IL Meekwuh. Jr. on December 1*. 1ISS At U S* PO PU LAR BRANDS Conrt Clerk et areoll Court A. M. er a* toon thereafter llyi Martha T. Vlhlen AT Uy: Merths T. Vlhlen at puetlbl*. Deputy clerk Deputy Clerk Hoerd of County CommitsVAUOT. BiXiTT A HMITII. KUMuT AND loner* FARRELLS WtNNSTUtN BCUWALdlM Seminole County. Florid* AtUcneys ter Ptoiniitf Atterneye et Daw By J. C. HuichtSoe. ChelrAKCADE PACKAG E STORE file ScuUeect ITtb Street IU Barnett MetlenAl Beak men Building P. a Bon HIT, Station I O P E N D A IL Y — 9 A . M. - 6:18 P. M. Attest Arthur Beekwltb. Fort Lnndcrdale. Florida IMIS Jack.oiivllle I. Florida Jr SIS P. PIHST SANFORD PublUa be*. L U . U. s*. IStt rubllek D ec- t. till. P’lhlieh Dec. i, its:, WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS CDF ♦ cite.) CUP-1 BARGAIN PRICES IVe-----r ------- M ufhlufhli By Oswald Jocotw that both opponents had refrataad b o a bidding apades 22 Q oa tkair way to tha alaa. hAQ Td Waal had nt aeawar. Ha h A T Itll really had aade a bad open- Worth and heath vulnerable lag land, hot later on when Marth Bart lento W irt the Korea wort tabulated Vhoa Pam l t o Paae Waal had Ua awn little aay. , 2 J5* ! l 5 ? It annoad that arty two Sooth < 1 j* . JJJJ ptoym hod played rtn ctoba. opeatag •— IP Sosa stopped at fire and to an ether taatoneea Bart and West felt strongly that Bait Wert had sacrificed at sis should bars o r a r c a l l a d spadaa daws fire tricks. I North's diamond with eao _______ •:SM p.a. CIS. GIgnis. If you want to tea the real Giyala Johns, watch her later to­ night an tha Danny Kaye show. Hera, she's bean given the aoat unbelievably sappy story ever concocted. Hubby 3 C age Team s In Sp o tligh t Cincinnati, Duka and Wich­ ita aade soma vivid and last­ ing Impressions during the opening weekend of the col­ lege basketball Mason. Judging by dtolr perform* mtncee against relatively strsog opening game oppon­ ents, the three loams—ranked second, fourth and fifth in tha nation—should offer Loy­ ola el Chico po plenty of op­ position for the national title. Tha Bearcats beat George Washington, 10143; Duka beat Penn State, M4>; and Wichi­ ta defeated Wyoming, U4T. A A U Meets NEW YORK (U P I) - More than soo dalegatea aad com­ mittee members of the Ama­ teur A thistle Union of the United States, representing •Q 60 itstes, will gather in San Diego, Calif., Dec. 44, lor the 7M> annual convention of the nation’s largest ama­ teur athletic organisation. J. Stacey Sullivan, president of the host Pacific Southwest AAU, win be convention chairman. TV Time Preview* Krttk (Kdth Andes) is M«al poaa sad Drophka'* Some*. t i f f l a t l T i for a cat, M r body must k m arid the proto a tort— . The cat la dae d ie m «m tka gimmick that to ba IdUad bp a crime sjrndi- tka widely advertised appear* caieT'ib aTOTtae WgSrdteTTldCer-U “ St.vfiC""*tY.-Wli McHale’? Vary" \n Cl>oU joins the group, posing from as “ Gusty Gtynls,” a female cameo appearances w o u ld kUer-te-kire who can, she bolster the show. At least give cenriBcee them, dispose et them credit for recognising that the show needs bolster­ the cat es no m u could. 94:9f p.m. CBS. The Bev­ ing. Tip Torn stars as a stu­ erly Hillbillies. You can't ba dent with a problem — be hilarious aQ the time, so don’t won't go to work in the out­ take it too bard if this one ride world (psychiatry indi­ teat aa funny as usual. The cated!). instead of a child Clampetts "crash" s n o o t y wife. It’s a child husband, to Mrs. Drysdala’s garden party account for the deliberate lbhoping to have some fun, but ton implications of th a * find it to be dreadfully dull. heavy-handed title. The Hillbillies then put on a party of their own that finds DOGGY the bored guests deserting AUSTIN, Tex. (U P I)—The Mrs. Drysdale to favor of the Texas Parade magasine re­ earthy mountain-type h o e • ports Texas raises more grey­ down. It's Granny (Irene hounds than any other state, Ryan) who provokes the real but dog racing is illegal In tha laughs in this one. ■tote. 10-11 p.m. CBS. The Danny The largest g r e y h o u n d Kaye Show. Guest Gljrala turn in the world, the Parade Johns gives Just enough evi­ ■ays, is at Denton, in North dence of true dancing ability Texas. The dogs, o f whleh 600 here to make you wish she'd or more are in residence at dooe more. Sbe'a much fun­ the farm at one time, hrinr nier, too, than to her own 9300 t*> $300 puppy price and series, particularly in an up to 95,000 for n good ma­ opening sketch with Danny, ture stud. where they’re kindred lost souls at an office Christmas dkt-rit* aria party. Jo Staiford has a Mild PUN SHOWS aolo spot and she and Danny SAT. MORNING II.-to make a hilarious dual out of Toys Pram Toy Corral "Temptation," hillbilly style. Adm. • dtat-rito or Aim on tap for a TV network R C Cola Bottle Caps debut are the big three who, though pleasing and clean-cut lads, don't quite live up to their name with an Avant Garde rendition of a "Rider" LAST DAT novelty. ELVIS PRESLEY In 10-11 p.m. ABC. Channing. "PUN IN "A Doll's House With PomACAPULCCT At l t o - l t o - I M T:to - l t o V f o u i i , £ ut r\ c ) STARTS TOMORROW m in ih t m i a t r f R IT l TONITE 4 TE C M D AY CARLOAD PASS BITES ree 4 iexa “ wiaaiasim UA MELEE" IN COLOR At I t o - I M - l t o lto - lt o mail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for Only PE R W EEK �— ' --------------------------------- ------------------------------- * - « I jt ■ « • » ■ * < « » m Wed. Dee. 4, ’« 3 - P * * e S — • Thurs. ♦ F ri. % S o t ----------------- Commission To Police Teaching Corps Sol Up 25th fr PARK SANFORD TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — The Cabinet Board o f Educe* tion w t up a new commUaion Tuesday to polke the teaching profession under a 1963 tegiala tire act. F L A . GRADE " A ” WHOLE The law created a profesatonal practices STEW ING coni mission comprised of 19 members who will act in teacher discipline cases somewhat like the FlorIda liar polices the legal pro­ fusion. Names for the eommieslon were submitted to state achool head Thomas D. Bailey by the teaching profession and Bailey handed the list to the school board. Tha members will now meet, organise and come up with a sat o f rules for policing tha profession, Ed Henderson, executive Secretary of tha Florida Edu­ cation Association, said Flor­ ida was the first state to adopt legislation recognising teaching as a profession and requiring adoption o f stand­ ards for teachers. "Florida (a pioneering It fo r education," Henderson told the cabinet Named to tha committee were: elementary teachars: Mrs. Selma Hayden, Dads County, Mrs. Virginia Hints, Duval County, Mrs. Rebecca Miller, Orange County, Mr*. Betty Tackett, Sarasota Coun­ ty ; Secondary teachers: Har­ vey Casey, Bay, Mrs. Emma Sheeley, Dade, Mr*. Merlcaaa Coons, Escambia, A lice Van Chef, Volusia. Elementary principals: Car­ lo* Taylor, Pinellas; Second­ ary principals: Larry Walden, Broward; Supervisors; L .E. Swatts, Hillsborough; Super­ intendents: J. Harley Black­ burn, Manatee; Junior col­ leges: Dean Henry Goodlett, Marion; Senior colleges; Dr. Harris Dean, Hillsborough; Florida Education Association: Dr. l’hil Constant Jr., Bre­ vard, Mrs, Edna Talt, Leon; Florida State Teachers Asso­ ciation: U. B. Kiniey, Palm Beach, James U H ill, Oka­ loosa; State Department of Education; M. Mitchell Fergu­ son, Tullahassca. In other actions, tha cab­ inet achool board authorized establishment of a new Junior college in Polk County and re­ fused to permit a six-year-old St. Petersburg Negro girl to move from an all Negro achool to an integrated school. Tha board said Sylvia Bar­ ton could not attend the In­ tegrated Glenoak Elementary achool in Pinellas County, The board said the little girl lived just across tha street from the Melrose Elementary School where she attended clusses. In other actiona, the cab­ inet: Pledged 9166,600 to Alachua County and 119.600 to Her­ nando County for additional school room construction. { Purchased 1,200 summer hnta for the state patrol at a cost o f 16,228. Purchased 10 automobiles fur the Forest Service, one for the alcoholic rehabilitation program, one for the Univer­ sity of Florida anil 18 for the Turnpike Authority at a cost of |o2,l83. Unhitch Girdle, Drivers Urged YORK, England ( U P I ) — A I driving Instructor told women ] drivers today to unhitch that girdle. 1 Motor Schools Association' Secretary Patrick Murphy said j that some women bind them­ selves so tightly with girdles | ami brassieres that their | movements are restricted. Flier Killed OKEECHOBEE ( U P D - T h e 1 former head of a Chicago en -1 gincerlng firm, Robert E. Sloan. S3, was killed Monday when his small plane crashed into an oak tree near here, the sheriffs office said today. Showman Dies D ELAND (U P I ) — Earl Westfall Brown, 73-year-old showman who organized scores of fairs during his lifetime, died today at a hospital here. Brown, who served two terms as president o f the Stats Chamber of Commerce, man­ aged Florida fairs and state exhibits during tha 1920s and 1920s. d% qouar 14 OX. BTUL ■BTOKKLY’S" CATSUP . . . . . . . . . 6 GREEN BEANS PORK & BEANS . . 8 BEETS. . . . . . . . . 6 BEETS. . . . . . . . . 8 CORN . . . . . . . . . CORN . . . . . . . . . 6 TOMATO JUICE . . W "STOK ELY’S* CUT "VAN CAMP'S" H a SOI CANS H a 100 CAMS -STOK ELY'S" SLICED H a 3M CANS "STOK ELY’S CUT NO. M l CANS -8 la t*l,'.- W M . ErtMl -SM ALL* LEAN, WESTERN S p a r e R ib s i f a - 4 9 t R .M C M "COPELAND" FRESH PURE PORK "STOK ELY'S" CREAM N a M l CANS L E A N W E ST E R N CORN F E D ROAST "STOKELT'S" IS 41 OZ. CANS _________ SAUSAGE . . lb. 59c "T H M F T W A Y " FANCY SLICED BACON . . . . 49c H a lf O r R E D W ASH. STATE “ DELICIOUS* ENGLISH ROAST lb. 78c lb. 78c CHUCK ROAST lb. 98c SIRLOIN STEAK lb. 98c CLUB STEAK . lb. 88c ROUND STEAK lb. 88c SWISS STEAK FAMILY STEAK . . lb. 78c STEW BEEF . . . lb. 68c GROUND BEEF 5 lbs. $1.98 "BONELESS" "JUICY" "PERFECT TRIM" "FULL-CUT" •TENDER" "ECONOMICAL* "A L L MEAT" U. S. NO. 1 *S TE N D E R "RED* P O TA TO ES >“ Flavor-Aied" Beef, rkh In protein, la tendered and flavored by aalur* only! No forrlgn Underl­ in e or addlllvea, are used! Nature alone, pro­ duces this highest quali­ ty beef, and It la always certified by U. H. GovernBluniwmlj mrnt Inspector*, aa U. 8. •'Choke" Beefl "SELECT" “ FRESH LBS. RED R IFE T o m a to e s u 29' 2 3 ‘ "WALDORF" fftiJ/Hl fOHD VALUES "WINTER GARDEN" • APPLE • CHERRY II OZ. "MORTON'S" "SCOTT* FAMILY PROS.\ ~ 8 OZ. PKGH. “ MRS. SMITH'S" » "BIRDSEYE" • FDRIIHOOK LIMAS • BABY LIMAS OZ. EACH OZ. Id .00 4 10PKGS. I . 29c 2/29c 29c 2/49c 2/49c PKGS. OF 0* "SCOTT" JUMBO ROLL “ CUT-RITE" 125 FT. ROLLS “ CUT-RITE" 10O I X ROLLS ' ARMOUR CLOVEKHMXm £ V i;i,s \ ' . * • B «lL ,| %Va * — BUTTER FRE8II "100% PURE" > > ► • FINE G R A N U L A T E D SUGAR "MUSHELMAN'S" Lb. "MUSSULMAN'S* QT. RTL. ^ 11 OZ. JAR ^ GOLD BOND With ThU l Coupon ft The Purr have Of “ Everfreeh" POTATO STAM PS CHIPS Twin I'ak 59c Coupon good at your "Thriftway Only, Thru SaL, December 7 50 EXTRA ^ ^ ^ L im iy W llh S 5 0 r d «r ^ V E V A P O R A T E D M IL K Pet . . 8 toll cans $1 Shurfine 10 toll cans $1 "KRAFTS" OLD FASHIONED Limit: Oh With Y a w $3 Or Mora Food Order Ploaao Daisy Cheese. lb. 49c Cream Cheese . . 29c "QUALITY BLEACH" SO EXTRA '» CRYSTALS” Egg Noodles Apple Sauce Apple Butter Apple Juice . . 29c Peanut Butter . . 39c Clorox . qt. plastic 19c "PETER P A N " * | ■ “ D IX IE "Muelkr'a" Old Faahloned "MUSS ELMAN’S" */ a. PKG. OF 4 ROLLS TOILET TISSUE . NAPKINS . . . TOWELS _ _ _ Wax Paper . . Plastic Wrap . » OZ. PIES • PEACH Fruit P ie s . . . 3/$1.00 Dinners . . . . 2/89c Pot Pies . . . 6/S1.00 Pumpkin Pie . . . 49c "MORTON'S" . i t 4 i| L ,l • ••„ • V * » ---• CELLO B A G A KRAFTS "PHILADELPHIA" 8 OZ. PKG. L 't 'i ’l , V ‘V 50 EXTRA G O LD BOND With Thin Coupon A Tha Purchase Of "Everfreah" stam ps FRUIT CAKE 2 Lbs. Each 89c ! Coupon good at your "Thriftway"; Only, Thru SaL, Docunbar J GOLD BOND With ThU Coupon 4k The Purchase Of "Bremncr" PRINCESS STAMPS CREMES 2 Lb. Uoz 49c oupoa goon » nruiwij I |Coupon good at your "Thriftway" Only, Thrn SaL, December 7 100 EXTRA W ith ThU i Coupon ft Tha Purchase Of "Galvanized" GARBAGE CANS GOLD BONO STAMPS 20 Gal. 12.18 |Cuupon good at your Thrlftway" Only, Thru SaL, December 7 50 >11 EXTRA G O LD BOND With ThU Coupon ft The Parchooa Of S STAMPS "Cut-Up" FRYERS I Coupon good at your 'Thriftway" Only, Thrn SaL, December T \ \ 50 EXTRA With ThU |Coupon ft The Purchase Of « U 8 Worth Of . . . "H oliday" G O LD BOND STAMPS NUTS I Coupon good at your "Thriftway" t Only, Thru SaL, December 7 �*** _£L ■■—* - -■ Organist Guild Holds Yule Program afrieuMural *m t*H ea m vail u penial (Peril Laka Presbyter-1Norwegian Child (Komrts) •# th* Aaariana OdM ad Or-|th*Ir baantjr. Tba gathering Ian, Orlando); A Christinas Elaine Hogensoa with Louise CtwJ'* ^ors«fPr**knf^*..Vrn-!i>rrr*_T<wfcr n.V fellowship of those who at thla geret Echelberger, L o u i s e ( F i r s t Presbyterian, San­ tba get-tegethav o f the year George Toohp at tha organ ford); But Who Map Abido at i k n a p w i t h (P in t Presbyterian, Sanford); tho Dap of Hla Coming VacaUeta with Walter Hewitt’s selection (Handel) Floyd Eaddy, with celebrating the accompanist from •e wral of was,an Improvisation on "God accompanist Jack Bookhnrdt Nativitp. the nearbp church Tha araslcal portion follow* Rest You Merry Gentlemen.” (First Prasbytarian, Orlando). "typical” Yuletlda selecthma, Special musical aarvltoa for •4 this order: A Christmas Ha la from Winter Park P m Walter Hewitt, Wlater tho Christmas season were an­ Carol (Bag), Janice Jenkins bYtcrim. Park Praabptarlaa t h i n k , What In This Lovely Fra­ nounced by musicians from accompanied bp Panl Jenkins provided a delightful organ In­ (Stetson University); I Won­ grance (arr. WIlian), Lamar many of tho Central Florida terlude midway in the singing. der Aa I Wander (Appala­ Simmons (Wlntar Park Neth- churches and an invitation ex­ Following tha program tha chian carol), Horace McFar­ odlst) accompanied by Jane tended to all who wish to add group retired to tha Fallow* land, Robert Eahenaur, accom* Hood Smith; Prayer of the to their worship In this way. ■hip Ball, dallghtfoUp daearatad bp M m Gaorga Stint and local Guild maaahan. Mrs. Stine’a artistic places have for their at* ‘* ' .t atisa prop a a win ba Snralnole «p | u a m ftm ik Jai. ft * M l i p N M o bp WB- tar ft. Ai». MBr* manager of A p k o lUral SUM* YV<' V .-, CoamJttM (ASCS). Arp, wh* te to th* kxal 4 0 . «M , la a nationwide pi p tm , la ratlralp voluntary u d la dtslgnad la halp farm* practicaa aa Pajnaaat, available la tba la made to alfta op aa4 carry fraetlaaa clflcaUaaa. “ It win ba of apaelal la­ •m at la tfaoaa «b e ptaa ta 4a pactora work, apply 6 ailto or bi calcium aa paaturoi, or grope aa cropland plant pine seedling*. eoeitruct lira laaea, conatruet walla or ponds la paaturo for livestock water, and plant legume cov ar crape la grovaa or on crop­ land daring the coming year. Coet-eharaa p a llkewlie pro­ vided to cooatruct drainage •yitama which may bo dltebeo or aadargraoad drain­ age. Toehaleal aaaUUnca la atao provided bp the Soil Conaarvatloa Service and tha Florida foreat Service. “ fo r complete information contact tba county ASCS of­ fice at the Agricultural Cen­ ter aeuth of Sanford on US n - * .” r-‘ - 3 * r ,\ U \ \ fc ‘ I i OWN "T h * I w M t H t S u ga r l v » r m O P EN NEW LONGWOOD STORE Hospital U. S. 17-92 A T STATE R O A D 434 IN LO NGW O O D, F L O R ID A Lake Mary Sets School Program ! i > o 4 It a aa * fi 4 8 3 i u a rj , I II You can't get better g ifts for few er stamps 6-pc. set of steak You must be satisfied . . • 100% KNIVES W ITH YO U R PURCHASE O F <10 OR MORR A T THE NEW LONGWOOD W IN N -D IX IE . L IM IT : ONE SET PE R F A M IL Y PI-EASE. O FFE R GOOD T H IS W E E K O N L Y A T TH E N E W STORE. A T TH E N E W LONGWOOD .1 W IN N -D IX IE k -U r W e 're you at looking the forward new to Longwood Ljoucjet a sm iPe e i^ e tcjtim c a net a sta m p £o‘r cue lic/ d im e cat... fl i ... p WASHINGTON (U P I) — Member o f the U. S. Navy were: NAAS Whiting Field; President Johnson honored tomedical staff foe 21 yaara, U. S. Naval Station Ansap- dap the Secret Service agent Capt William W. Henderaon, oUa, Md.; USS Boa Hommo who shielded him with kin aialgned to Sanford Naval AM Richard (OVA-21); N a v a l own body daring tha isms Station alnco Sept. 1, 1MI, School Cen.Ltno and NAAS nation oil President Kennedy. waa retired In appropriate Monterey, Calif.; U. S. Naval Tha Chief Executive par­ Hospital, Portamouth, Va.; U. ticipated In spatial earemonles ceremonlea Monday. He wae eomraiaaloncd In S. Naval Hoapltal, L o n g at the White House for agent the U. S. Navy na a lieutenant Reach, Calif.; NAS Kwaja- Rufus W. Youngblood, who ( J u n i o r grade), Medical leln, M.I.; Fatron Eleven; waa to receive an award for Corpi, on Feb. 26, 1M2. On NAS Alameda; NAAS Areata, exceptional bravery. Oct. 1, 1042 ho waa promoted Calif.; Compoalte Squadron Treasury Secretary Douglas to lieutenant, then lieutenant 13; CASU 36; NAS Glenview; Dillon presented a similar ci­ commander on OcL 17, 1044. School of Aviation Madietna. tation TVetday to Clinton I. Henderaon, on Nov. 8, ISMS Pensacola, Fla.; NAS Corpua Hill, Mrs. Kennedy’s No. 1 waa advanced to full com­ Christ!, Corpua Chrlstl, Tex. Secret Service agent, for hla The Hendersons retired In actions In Daltaa Nov. 22. mander and to the rank of Austin, Tex. captain on July 1, 1055. Last week Johnson wrote te Among hla many penonal Youngblood’s hose, James J. decorations are the Brooie Rowley, head of the Secret Star Medal, Air Medal, Navy Service, commending the agent Unit Commendation, Korean for hla quick teflon. Medal and National Detente When tha shota were fired Medal. at Kennedy, Youngblood leap­ The USS Bon Hommo Rich­ ed into the limousine with M u n ic ip a l ard waa the icene for aeveral DECEMBER I Johnson and hla wife, pushed award* to Captain Henderson. Admission* th* then vice president to the Bond Sales He waa awarded tlm Navy Shelia Lawarrea Givens, Her floor and sprawled on top of Unit Commendation w h lla him, shielding Johnson with So t Record serving aboard the Ban maa Gunter, Louis Wright, his body. HOLLYWOOD BEACH, — llornmo Richard and Carrier Betty Ann Sheppard, Helen <UP1) — The inveatment Air Group Seven. Slier, James Butler, Edwin banker* of America wera told The Bronx* Star Medal wai D. Hunt, Sharon Tbreewit, ben Tueeday that municipal awarded to him for mcritorbond aalei through November loua service aa tenlor medical Julia Oraveti, Alton Gerrin, of thla y e p have raacbed ga t officer of the Bon Homme all of Sanford; John Lenear, Laka Monroe; Joyce 1. billion, an aQ-tima high. Richard and medical ullcrr George B. Wendt, chairman on the staff of Commander Brown, Lake Mary; I-aquita of tha Municipal Securitle* Task Force 77 during tha sut Davis, Osteen; Alice Foster, Mrs. Milton Rorokowsky, Casselberry; Helen M. Sween­ general chairman of tha Laka Committee, laid aale* could talncd operations a g a 1n a I ey, DeBarp reach |10 billion by tho cod Mary School Wlntar Festival, North Korean and Chinese of tba year. aald the annual event will Communist Forces from June Mr. and Mr*. Terry Three- Saturday at tha school. Hours Ha told the IBA’a 5Jnd anII, 1952, to Dee 24. 1052. anal gathering that acveral wait, baby girl, Sanford; Mr. will be 6-B p. m. This I* th* Captain Henderson w as large bond Issues did not sell and Sirs. Johnny P. Brown, only fund raising event by the at the original offering price, born In Chico, Texas, and ma baby girl, Lake Mary school during the year and forcing the underwrite to Jored in biology at the Uni­ Discharges funda received will be used to versity of Houston, Texas, take a big loaa. Charles A. Fryman, George the school's benefit. anil graduated with a bache “ It would accm Ibat high Dcsln, Annie Dixon, Rada M. A chicken dinner will he profits could be expected from lor of science degree. At Bay­ Crrnslinw, Sharon Higgins, arrved between the hours of 8 lor University college of med­ a record year,” Wendt aald, Arlene II. West, Martha Ann anil 6:30 p. m., and tleketa “ but unfortunately thla la not icine he majored in medicine Nichols, J a n ie s Leonard, must l>e purchased In advance. and graduated will: a doctor (he caae." Hetty Woodruff, Susan Abare Santa Claus will ba thera of mrdlcina degree. “ Experience ahould be an and baby girl, Brlgida Torres and available to havo hla pic­ Henderaon was married on effective, but unpleaaant, leaand baby boy, all of Sanford; ture made with youngsters. eon In not bidding too high May IB, 1B40, to the former Frederick II. Cleverlnga, DcHighlight of the festival Miss Joan K. Kemp, from on now laiuea," he added. Hary; Glcndcan Cutter, Os­ this year will ba three bandMarietta. Okla., and they teen made quilta along with other havo one child, William W. handmade articles and ChrlatHenderson Jr. Brevard Votes maa decorations. Thera will ba Among the many duty sta­ a caka walk, goodie land, parAccord Reached tions prior to serving at the Down J ai-A la i cel post booth and tha pocket 1. TITUSVILLE (UPI) -Bre- Naval Air Station Sanford lady. The balloon clown will O n A ir Service and the USS Boxer (LPH-4) vard County voteri rejected MOSCOW (U PI)—Pakistan ba selling colored baloosm, tha 2. by a two-to-ona margin Tues­ and ll>e Soviet Union reach 40 and H train will ba running day a proposal to build a Jal and a movie will ba shown. G erm any Shows rd agreement Tuesday on dl la! fronton In tha eounty. rect Jet airline service be­ In a special referendum, the A irp ort Plans tween the two nations. Radio Florida East Coast Enter­ F It A N K F U It T , Ger- Moscow ssld the Soviet Aero­ Ground Broken prises was denied the author­ ity to build the facility by a many (U P I)—Plana for a $66 flot Airline would begin the million terminal building for flights to Karachi next week. For Prison vote of 11,600 to 5,994. This was the second time (he llheln Main Airport were Pakistan International Air BUSHNELL (U PI) -Ground In recent years that attempts unveiled today. Officials said lines Is expected to start Its wav broken here Tuesday for to bul'-d a Jai la I fronton with the building would include service to Moscow to 1964. a new state prison eight mdes went of here to houa* and pro­ wsserlng facilities has been docking space tor 70 Jetliners vide vocational (raining for rejected by Ilrevard voters. and a moving sidewalk for passengers. youthful offenders. The Y-shaped building will Ex<lke Aide Up Gov. Farris B~yant waa th* havo a multi storied garage main speaker at th* ground­ Yule Ballet For Promotion tor cars. breaking ceremonies. WASHINGTON (UPI) — T o Be Given Army MaJ. Gen. Andrew J. The Nutcracker Suite, i 31,600 Flee Goodpaster, a White House Site Changed Christmas Ballet, will be pre aide during the administra­ CINCINNATI (U PI) - A aentrd by the associate board Red C h in a tion of President Dwight D. game th* Cincinnati Royals of Florida Symphony Dec. 27 LONDON (U PI)—The Com­ Elsenhower, was nominated wars to play against tha tan at 1:00 p. m. at tha Orlando monwealth and Colonial o f­ for promotion to lieutenant Francisco Warriors at tha In­ Municipal Auditorium. fice reported today that more general Tuesday by President diana Stala Fairgrounds Coll Joseph Krelnes will conduct than 31,600 persons entered Johnson. scum, Indianapolis, Feb. 17, tha orchestra. Tickets may be llong Kong from Communist Goodpaster now serves as wUI be played in th* Cleve­ obtained from M a r i l y n China during th* pait 12 assistant to Gen. Maxwell D. land Arena on the same date. Sprouse. months. Taylor, chairman of the Joint Tha Oct. 31 explosion that It added that the Hong Chiefs of Staff. wrecked th* building In which Kong government has provid­ N e w Treasurer the contest was to b* held WASHINGTON (UPI) - ed housing for about 750,000 necessitated th a schedule change. Newell J. Carman, SI, of San persons since IBM. More than Canes W in Francisco took offlca Tuesday 600,000 “ squatters'* art yet MIAMI UEACH (U PD -M l at secretary-treasurer of the to be resettled. ami'* guardcontar combina­ 2SO,OC0-member International tion of John Dampler and Bid Opening Set Union of Operating Engineers Rick Barry combined for 67 CAPE KENNEDY (U PI) AFL-CIO. Carman replaced W inter Injured points last night to spark the The Army Corps of Engineers NEW YORK (U PI) - The Frank P. Converse of Cleve­ Hurricanes to a lot 95 season ■aid Tueeday that bids on the New York football Giants land, who reelgned after opener win over th* Univers­ $55 million vertical assembly have placed BUI Winter, their building at this moonport will serving a year la tba union's ity of Tampa. corner linebacker, oa the in ba opened hi Jacksonville No. 2 post. Jurrd deterred list and re­ Jan. T. activated Al Gursky, the Penn Trading stamps, American T b a water at Rainbow Stale rookie who has been on style, have touched otf a fer­ A major effort to bring Springe, Florida tourist at­ their “ taxi” equed all season ocious battle for customers more aerospace defense bus­ Winter, a 220-pound Nation­ among shopkeepers In Bri­ iness into Florida baa been traction,, flows at tha rale of AW million gallons every 21 al Football League sopho­ tain. One British supermarket announced by Raleigh W hours — sufficient water to more. will undergo aa opar had to clots Its doors In fact Greene Jr., of St. Petersburg supply most of tba largest ation today for the removal of an Invasion by stamp-seek­ chairman of the Florida Coun cities la th* U. 8. of cartilage in hla left kna*. ing housewives. cil af ) Notes 1 **■*-- NATURE* C A PT. W . W . HENDERSON LBJ Honors Medical Officer A t Agent Who Guarded Him S N A S Is Retired ' serving Store. \W \^ \ / 0 \ x i* �•fct Omforft O m it Betancourt Asks Blockade Of Cuba The Preiiilent assured newa- was eon eaaily by Raul Leonl I lion, Betancourt eould not n o m i n e e of Betancourt’a I seek reflection ....................... n.rtx'ilfii.s-fein Bi.! Democratic Action Party. Un-|der the Vmesuelan cooaUtu* lo Washington to appoint a g h s la stamped with the Cu­ Her are “ actively •earrhlnt" fo r U. S. Arm y Col. James special committee to Investi­ ban national emblem. “ Castro waa angry because K. Cbcnault. who was kidnap­ gate the Venexoetaa charge. Installation of a clay sta Boulevard, will extend from In Miami, a former Cas- I had the Cuban emblem put ed from his home by Com­ bilim l access road to the new Highway 43« for 3.300 feet to troite who brought Belgian on the weapons." he said. munist tommygunners a week the school property English Estates School was a g o today. He said he has County Engineer William arms for the revolutionary "N ow I understand why." official information" authorised in a special ses­ Bush also was instructed to regim e in 1969, said ha recog­ Betancourt said he does “ no nised one of the cached wea­ not think the rest o f Latin about Chcnaulfa whereabouts sion of the County Commis­ seek right of way for a M-foot sion Tuesday morning. The road from the school south on pons which was displayed on America will hesitate to act or condition. television. Ex-MaJ. Ricardo when it aeca proof that the Boulevard, to Palm The Chmault kidnaping was school is due to open for its East Lorle laid he ia willing to as- Castro regime Is seeking to part of the unsuccessful Red llrst classes with the January Avenue and to an extension of ils t the OAS investigators if overthrow the Venezuelan effort to sabotage Sunday’s term. Oxford Road leading into his help is wanted. government. presidential election, which The road, known as Floral English Estates subdivision. CARACAS ( U P I ) — Presi-1 have not already done ao to>|court spoke. the Oranglxatlon [ •drr.l RanuttL -Zv'I xjci.uvI watt­ Or'c.» Itu if orti lTdii»fc-i ed Tuesday night for an air F mWI C «»U u'* revoluttosirr •■and naval blockade o f Cuba regime. I to put a (top to the Castrotte The President’ s double-bar­ • export of arm* and revolution !t o other nation* o f the new reled attack on the Castoritea World. was a sequel to last week's • T ic re wa* no immediate re- announcement that Veniuela ; action from the United State*. has •‘definite and Irrefutable which presumably would have proof* that arms found cach­ to furn'.ah most o f the forces ed on a Venezuelan beach last required for such a blockade. month were smuggled in from At a news conference, Be­ Cuba for use by Communist tancourt alio urged the few terrorists in this country. Latin American nations which A few hour* before Belan- Wed. Dee. 4, ^83— Page Lorte said each oI the auto-1 County O k a y s School Road (CtftftCiCtCrf<CsCtfit\C(Uf)tvCtCtCvCtfkC<CiftCtCtCt(><CtC(PsCtC't(>^ M fiM ftC «C i Worth 50 EXTRA Top Value Stamps Worth 50 EX TR A Top Value Stamps purch ase LIMIT: O N E COUPON W IT H TH E PU RC H ASE O F TW O N O . 2 11 C A N S PER FAMILY. 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Business spokesmen a * 14 unofficially that Johnson1! re­ cord suggest! that hn w ill M IAM I (U P I) — Authori­ promote the kind o f economic policies that should maintain ties said todny they suspected the current era o f rclativa that a fire which broke out prosperity. Tuendny In the washroom of The President gets a chance a New York to Miami air­ to chat first hand about tho subject today when he coo­ liner was set hy nn arsonist. lers this evening with mem­ “ A ll Indication* are that it bers o f the Business Council waa a set fire/' said Firs —the Influential organisation Chief Milton q. Bullock, who o f corporation presidents and was called into the Investiga­ industrial leaders. The session waa the latest tion l>y federal authorities. in a series o f Johnson m eet­ Arson export* continued In­ ings with representative spection uf the uireraft today groups from throughout the to determine exact cause o f nation. The President confer­ the f i r * red with President George None o f the 100 persons Mcany of the AFL-CIO Tues­ aboard the National A ir l.lnea day and was to meet with the pinna wits injured and the AFL-CIO Executive Council huge DCS landed at the In­ shortly before the Business ternational Airport here with­ Council Session. out incident. Several pasarnThe business council was in gers were questioned hy the the capital today for its an­ FBI, hut no chaigca have nual December meeting. John­ son took advantage of the been (lied, A stewardess auiil her sus­ occasion to Invite Its mem­ picions were aroused by olio ber* in for a “ get-acquainted" passenger who told her, " I f session. The White House said the snything happens. I'm going to come up to the cockpit and President wanted to talk o the Business Council and the fly this piano myself." Engineer Charles McNeil lalmr group ami ask (heir extinguished the fire before support in matters dealing it rould spread out o f Iho with the nation's economy. The council — which serves washroom. as an advisory group to the government — has predomin­ antly Republican loyalties. But all Chief Executives, in­ cluding President Kennedy, assiduously courted its favor. By El.ir Kowalski Among the first phone calls New Life ineotlnus bring made hy J en son hours after mnducled this week at th« lie was sworn in was one to Lockhart Methodist Church at council Chairman Frederick 10:30 a. m. and at 1:30 p, m. It. Kappel, board chairman i-ncli duy will continue through of American Telephone A Sunday except »n Saturday Telegraph Co. when no meeting* are sched­ The meeting today was ex­ uled. pected lo tie cordial prompt­ Leader for this special ser­ ed hy this apparent fcellnc ies is Dr. Allen W. .Moore, a of confidence in Johnson native of llirminghiim, Ala., an altitude that developed a n d n o t e d evangelist who after business recovered (rum twies has received the degree (lie initial shock wav* caused of Ductor of Divinity. by Kennedy's assassination. Arson Suspected In Fire Aboard Plane At Miami Church Holds Series SAVE ON SUPERHRAND Git. "A " FRESH FLORIDA Large Eggs 2 Smoked Hams (JET 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE 8TAMPS (JET 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH COUPON A HOVE WHEN YOU HUY TWO NO. 2Vt CANS Thrifty Maid Sweet Potatoes WITH COUPON A HOVE WHEN YOU I1UY ONE ’M .IL PKG. 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Marguerite Oswald, mother of accused presidential asaauln Lee Harvey Oswald, said Monday the world ahould know tha “ true facts" about baraalf and her son. She Inland! to write a book containing tham. Mrs. Oswald came out ol seclusion, although she la still tinder police and federal guard, aad gave an Intervlaw In her small duplex apartjnant. Tha 54-year-old, unemploy­ ed practical nuria said bar son, himself slain by Jack Ruby la the Dallas city Jail basement two days after tha President wai shot, “ was in­ nocent until proven guilty." “That is the American way," aha said, “ and he did not have the opportunity to defend himself." “ When the true facts are known, my son will not have died In vain." 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Other regulations limit floor eras to T50 square feet, rerulre the boat house to b« at least 200 feet from any other boat bouse with living quar­ ters and 200 feet from »ny grsldence. Lava Soap Ivory Soap Ivory Soap Zest Soap Save 5-2/39 EACH aiANT SIZE . . 79c Zest Soap Large Tide . LARGE SIZE Salvo Tablets LA R G I OXYDCL . . 33# Ivory Soap 17-os. DOWNY . . 47# Giant Oxydol Downy Softner 13-ee. IVORY LIQ UID . . 35# DETERGENT REGULAR SIZE . . 29c Ivory Liquid Cascade LARG I DCTIRG INT Ivory Flakes BATHROOM SIZE (4‘s) . . 39# Salvo Tablets Comet . v 2 Regular Jumbo Spic & Span S>ivuPe i exLjhu/uc �Wed. Dee. 4, ’63— Page T Collins Appeals To South For End To Bigotry PRE^ COLUMBIA, 8. C. (C P I) M A H A O E R S f it i Miracle Whipped OLEO 29* JTRIETMANN ZESTA Saltines 1ST 29# ; U. 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WHIN YOU TRY ANY TWO CHUN KINO MIXES . . — LeRoy Coll ini, pnafdawt e f tho National Association o f Broadcasters, Tuesday nigh# called for an end to auction •Ham and bigotry and nrgad the Sooth to act more like Loyal Americans.’* “ It la time we itarted ■peaking end acting together more like loyal Americana and aelf-reepecting toothornera," the former Florida governo* ■aid. Collina, apaaking to tha greater Columbia Chamber ad Comnwrct, urged that tho io lid aoutharn citlaeaa atop forward to diaptace rabbin routen. “ Eaumlata,” ha aeld, taan the very one. againat whom we In the South have had ta struggle in our town. And In our atato capital* for much of the progrma we have mad*. “ How tong are the majority of aouthemars going to allow themielvea to ba caricatured before tha nation by thaaa ciaghorna,'* Collins naked. Ha blamed tha anamination of tha prciidant on “ tha producta of anvlronmenta where hatred haa been preached lawlattnem extolled.” “ Hew many Sunday chfldrea have ta ha dynaaritai ta death? “ Hew many Ncgra teadeie have to be ahot la tha back? “ Haw many goremora have to ba abet la the cheat? How many preeldeata hevw to be aaaaaeiaatfdr naked. “ It ia tima the decent pie in the South, with all might and atrength, told tha bloody-ahlrt wavers to climb down off the buckboarda ad bigotry,” he raid. Ha called it the “ moral duty of our generation to plow under racial Injuitlce every, where in the United Staten.* Collin# aald racial equality was a “ national commitment and a national neceulty. It la not going away.” “ The advancement o f a* right# for national cltlianahip will occur with tho overt aid of tha national government if local cltliena and local and ■tat# governments do not moeo affectively to accompUah thia on their own,” ha aald. i 1 IV. j 'I < hi i, SO Extra Tm Valit Straps WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF Sold King Onion Rings / o < e A sto r Coffee 4 Royal Births Due Next Year LONDON (UPIl — V ow ' royal babiea art expected early next year—a situation believed to be unique in tho untiiil# o f Uritlah royalty. Princes* Margaret ta tha latest to announce that aha I# expecting a child. It waa disclosed Mumluy that she ox. pect# her second child in April. Princess Alexandra, 20, tha qucen’i cousin, la due to hxvo her first baby In January a* Ftbruary. Queen Elisabeth II, 37, tupects her fourth child in Feb. rtiury or early March. The Ducheee of Kent, IB, Alexnmlra’e alster-ln-law, la due to have her second child ha May. 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Ill.il a p.tlllun In th. abuv.-.Iyl.it court fur th. adoptlnn • ( tho miner ehllit named therein sad you t r . required to .how reus, why th. ..m . should net L. sr.nl..1 by s.rvlna a copy of your w rltl.a ti.f.nM n It . nr. upon JU*M>H M. M UR. A-SKO, Alturn.y for I'.litiua• r, I'. U. Uus 111. Pirn 1-ark. Blorlija. and by ftllne th. art. ■ Inal ih .rM t with lh . C l.rk of Mid Courts .ib .rw lM a d »cr.e may he entered a a .ln .t you (i.n tln x laid adupttoai you nr. hereby rwiulr.d to ftl. your d.fsns.s, • • above r.qalr.d, not la l.r than th* loth day uf January, lis t. WITNKXX my hand and th* . . . t ot ..Id court at ManforO, P'lorl't*. thia lad day • ( D m . ember. IISJ. I (B A D Arthur If. Bickwlth. J r, Clerk ot lh* Clroult Court liyi si.rtha T. Ythtea Deputy Cl.rk Josiph IL Murssko f o i l Office Uox 111 B.rn Shirk, rta. i-uhii.h uta. t, u. it . :» . it eat Uttf-4 �B - _ f -1 o A iu o r a Home Club Meets T h u n d er Meets Thursday MRS. H A R R Y A D A IR . Anna M iller Circle president, third from left, with three new members who have been welcomed during the past month. W ith her from le ft are Mrs, Ted Gorton, Mrs. Ellis Lloyd and B ln . Guy Nevilles. (Jameson Photo) World Goldening shower fo r P eggy Jane Lundqulst Pictured with her are Mrs. Raymond Lundquisl, Peggy and Mrs. William Vihlen. Gardw Chib, ■sammeM that today ban been designated aa "World Gardening Day." Z The yurpasa la to promote -friendship and bettor rate*tfeM with foreign countries. The Sanford elnh hat lent seed and grafting cards to children all ever the world, •to show them oar way of Ufa ~4a America. ** Each garden dub member .will he requested to donate one dollar to the project For each dollar donated one school kit may be purchased tor some child in a foreign Students Home For Weekend By Bernice Ecleey O v i e d o college students spending the holiday wackend at home Included: Ann* Sla­ vik, daughter ef Mr. and Mr*. Bob Slavik, and her roommils. Dawn Boyce, of West Palm Beach, Both are students at Miami Institute of Medical Technology. Julia Gore, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Milton Cora; Jim­ my De Shaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. De Shaio; Thad Lingo, son of Mr, and Mra. T, L. Lingo Jr., and Sunnne Partin, daughter of Mr. and Mra. James Partin. paradise Fifth Birthday Observed At Party tor of Mr. and Mr*. Fetor P. Bukur, celebrated her fifth birthday recently with n party et the Pteecrest Xlndergar- one and her classmates. Special guests tor the party wsra Gena’a t w o grandmothers, Mra. Loots* C. TIL Us and Mrs. Fetor J. Bukur, and her Uttle brother Preddl*. Following the refreshment period, tb* children sang soma toaga than want outside for games directed by their teseher, Mrs. Michael Caolo. Classmates joining la the fun were Nancy Becker, Phil­ lip Boyd, Tenia Clark, Nan­ cy Chlrite, Bryan Harden, Tina Harris, David Hovlaa, Doyle Liesentolt, Clinton Me* Donald, Gena McCardelL Harold Rader, BUly Rutsell, Jim Shroedca, Brian Stapleton, Cheryl Spragut, Cliff Taylor, Vied Turnar, Robin Tye, Randy Weldon, Stove Parkinson, W a r r a n Drummond, Stanley RoweU, Charles Policy, Rhonda Mace aad Frances Dcverlck. Council Plans Installation The annual Christmas party and installation service of ito Seminole County Home Demonstration Council will be held this Friday evening at 7:30 p.m. In the HD Center on 33th Street. aitto will be brought to lake to the Sareptn Home and the County Home, A reception will follow the inatellatlon. A good program has been arranged for the evening. It will feature a talk by Ctitof Ed FiligeraM, of SNAS, who will tell of the recent "Oper­ ation Deep Freese" from which he recently nturned. The Seminole County Com­ missioners have been Invited as special guests. O E S Holds Memorial Service At Thanksgiving Meeting Approximately 55 members and visitors witnessed and participated In a memorial service for deceased membera at Seminole Chapter No. Kirs. Ilyron Leach, carry­ ing a silver cross, was spot­ lighted a* she crossed the room and while the stood fac­ ing the altar her husband aang "On a IUU Far Away." Tha chaplain approached the altar and read tho roll call of the deceased and knelt tor prayer. Mrs. R. W. Turner, Mrs. W. A. Reynolds, Mrs. C. N. Roberson, Mrs. Paul Markos and 3ln. R. E. Peurifoy at­ tached sprays of blue, yellow, white and red flowera and fern to the cross. First time visitor* to tho chapter were Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Yeager of Millington, Tenn., Chapter 3U and Mrs. James R. Lawn, Peterbor­ ough, N. II., Themis Chapter 8. Birthday honorees were Mrs. Markos, Mrs. Helen Bruce, Mrs. E. T. Hamil. Mra. Walter Raines, Mra. R. Your Rrapnnie To Our Recent Announcement Of The Opening Of The WKH-KAY WA8UETKKIA (Under New Management) Wae WoaderfuL Te Thank Our Old Cu*tomers A n d Encourage New On**! BRING TH IS AD A N D YOU W IL L RECEIVE f| 4 -9 5 J A R IT A Mr. and Mra. Lean Bote* M. Blrner, of Mahapae Palls, Iff, Y., visiting her for the hol­ ford, residents of DeBary for iday Mason. the past nine years, have taken up residence In the apartment section of the m w DeBary Manor. talned the Rev. Dr. A. L. Teefcmanle and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dent, Mahra and Nora, of Winter caretakers at the DeBary Park at their home on Thurs­ Manalon House, visited Six day f o r th a traditional Gun Territory and had dinner Thanksgiving d i n n e r . Dr. a! Silver Spring*. Treckmanla recently spoke at Mr. and Mra. Sidney Swal­ the DeBary Community Cen­ low of Bayou Vista dined at ter and related hit life behind Winter Park on Thanksgiving the Iron curtain and in Ger­ many aa a prisoner. Day. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Wag­ ner of Lilac Drive entertained her slaters and brothers-lalaw, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Appleton of DeBary, Mr, and Mra. J. Grlmshaw of El Jobean, and Dr. and Mrs. Wil­ liam Pldler of DeBary for Thanksgiving dinner at their homo on Thursday. CHECKS • TW EEDS Mr. and Mrs. William Wil­ PR IN TS liams were the guests of Mr. WASHABLE FLANNEL and Mra. B. Donahue of Or­ p r o m « mm lando for Thursday's holiday dinner. Also present were Dr. and Mra. C. West of Panar. Mr. Williams la vice Mr. an d Mra. Charles commander of the American Schneider of Lucerne Drive Lcgloo Post 359, DeBary. had as their dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lambcrtson. Mrs. Sophia Stuttcrhelm, Mr. and Mrs. C. Scufert of Pompano Beach, Mra. L. Special Group — Over 300 P a in t Mascuch and her alitor, Mra. By Helen Snodgrass William Putnam of East A widths To A A A A A Members of the Hardin Keensburg, N. J., and Mr. family held their annual hol­ and Mrs. P. Krammer of Deiday reunion at lha boma of Bary. • Naturalizers Red Cross Mr. and Mra. Wise Hardin In Enterprise. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick • Paradise Kittens • Rhythm Step Those attending were Mra. Western of Grenada Road Bertha Hardin, Mias Sarah and Mrs. Harry Samuels of • Adores Burns and Mr. and Mra. Wist Morning Glory Drive went to Hardin, all of Enterprise. Daytona Beach for their holi­ F O R M E R L Y $9.98 - $15.98 Also Mr. end Mra. Arthur day feast. Parker and family of Orlan­ do; Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Louis St. Hardin and family of DeBary Amand of DeBary Avenue and Mr. and Mra. Vernon entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ Hardin and Mr. and Mrs. ward B. Ailing of Orange William Hardin and their City and Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Plus A Free Silver Dollar! families, of Sanford. Michelscn ot Orchid Drive, DeBary, at their homo for the holiday dinner. 20% O F F T. Turner and Mra. Georgs Young, it WH1 announced that Mr*, j oaeph Lelnhart, Mrs. Irving pry0r, Mra. R. E. Peurifoy and Mrs, Louis Estes had passed their proficiency testa recently In Daytona Beaeh and card* were presented to them. The dining room was cen­ tered with a table holding a T h a n k s g i v i n g arrange­ ment featuring a white honey­ comb turkey surrounded by gourd* and vegetables on • pale blue damask eloth. Other tables held honeycomb pump­ kins and orange candles. Re­ freshments of dips and crack­ ers, rookies, nuts, mints, hot spiced tea and coffee wire served by hostesses, Mr. and Mrs. Leacb, Miss Dorothy Leach and Mrs. Carl Johns. Enterprise Personals A surprise birthday party was given Saturday evening by Rev. and Mr*. John Thomas tor Mlsa Carol Stone at the Episcopal Rectory on Palmetto Avenue. Rev. Thomas kept the honorce busy with some very im­ portant church tasks anti) time for the party, then ar­ ranged to have her atop by the rectory on buslnesi. When she arrived the gueets were all assembled. Games including charades ware en­ joyed during tha evening. Refreshments of birthday cake and peppermint ice cream were served by the hosts. Those helping her celebrate the event were Mr. and Mra. Elmer Wontensy, Mr. aad Mra. A1 Duxbury, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Green, Gertrud* Dingfelder. Eva Hunt, Kevin Thomas, Beatrie* Buck, Rosa Wontensy and Chris Thomas. Mr. and Mra. Price Goodson of Sunset Drive entertain­ ed Mlsa Beatrice J. Tyson and Mrs. Frank IUII at their h o m e for the traditional Thanksgiving dinner. Oviedo S ilt FRENCH A Y R SANFORD Downtown Sanford Cor. let. & Magnolia Personals Friends of C. H. Masters will be glad to know that be to reported to be recuperating satisfactorily from surgery, this past weekend. He la a patient at the Winter Perk Memorial HospitaL Mr. and Mra. Harold Lyles and children, Richard, Ronnie and Agnes, and Mr*. P. M. Smithson have returned after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smithson and other rela­ tives In Bessemer, Ala. Mr. and Mra. A. T. (Tony) Alva ret of Jacksonville were Thursday guests of Miss Doris Faber. FR ID A Y , DECEMBER 6, 10 A. M. TO 5 P. M. FLORIDA POWER ft LIGHT HOME ECONOMIST dem onstrating sm all appliances (W O N D E R FU L CHRISTMAS G IFTS) Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Coulicit* and family and Mrs. Rosa Lee Peterman, of En­ terprise were joined by Mr. and Mr*. Carrol Peterman of DeLand and Mr. and Mra. V. P. Allman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Cl utter and family and Mr. and Mra. J. C. Allman and family of Os­ teen for Thanksgiving dinner at the Power Club, Thuraday. C o ffe e — Snacks Door Prize Set The Brand New Sunbeam Carousel RotUwerle — "Vertical Broiling” G-E Toasters Electric Fry Pans THURSDAY, DEC. Sth S A. M. TO « P. M. H E ATED W A IT IN G ROOM FOR YOUR COMFORT Silver Dollar Shoe Store a Mrs. E. Armstrong of Ami­ gos Drive has her sister, Mrs. ON A L L W ASHING A N D DRYING W ASH E TE R IA SH OE STORE DeBary Personals Reunion THANK YOU! OTTER Members ef the Eeaa Host­ ing Club entertained their families, relatives sad frlendi on Thanksgiving Day with a turkey dinner and ell the trimmings at tbs C. 8. Lee Ranch Houae la Oviedo. The men cooked the turkey and dressing and the women brought covered dlshra for the dinner. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Parker and Carol; Mr. and Mr*. A. A. Myers, Nancy and Albert; Rev, sad Mrs. Jaek Bryant, Mr. end Mrs. Joe Lelnhart, Mr. and Mra. C. T. Nlblack. Mr. and Mra. George Kel­ sey and Mary Jane; B. P. Wheeler and son, Ben; Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Gary, Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson, T. L. Lingo Sr. and grandson, Thad Lingo, and Reggie Gerstela. "T R E E . O F - G O U T "C O N T IN E N T A L " FRENCH PURSE J k n u (Formerly M cYlcan ) w fA 118 Magnolia Percolators Can Openern f �HUERIIIONQuofityWISIBM» F g r e e n d e l l BLU E RIBBON Q U A LIT Y CUBE STEAKS e BLUl NINON P L A T ! N I P SHORT RIBS-b39*/ STEW u29 LI O X OF \ *1 o / PON VANINTY COOKINO PIG FEET. NECK BONISor M U 'T R IP S 2*.25‘ MILD LOMOHONN L S tea k s PANIB MAY CBMMTBYIVYLI CHEDDAR CHEEUuM * t A l w S S f u NRADY TO COOK PIILIO A DIYNIMB SHRIMP PAN NIABV POUT BBBMIB 8 ln.ox«24# MULLET lb 4D* 10* He—too, T h ., bee applied tar B permit tor m underwater gravity n m r la the Gull of Mexico f-om Pensacola Bay to Apalachee Bay, Via., U. 8. Aray engineers aald today. O. L. Adame, Chief of the operations division, aald the gravity meter aurvey would •at tovolve eat of explosives The engineer* aald If there aero any protaita they muat ho submitted la vritlag bare by Dec. M er tt would be eeusiderad there ware bo oblactlOBf, Adana aald. A navtty aurvey la dedica­ te Had feasible high and low underground tanaatioea which adght eaTve ea trapa for oil MBRCHANTS OREEN STAMPS EARLYI 300 GIs Set To leave Viet Nam VISIT OUR GIFT RE­ DEMPTION DESK NOW AND MAKE A LEISURE LY SELECTION FROM MANY, MANY WONDER­ FUL QUALITY GIFTS. gAIGON, South Viet Nam (U PII—Three hundred U. S. eervleemca prepared today tar tho long flight home aa the flrit troop* to be with­ draws from South Viet Nam alaee the U. S. buildup here to 1M3. They are part af the 1.000 officeri aad men who will be returned to the United States Without replacement by the first of the year, reducing U. A strength here to 13,SOO. The reductioa was the re­ sult of the visit here In Octo­ ber of Defense Secretary Ro­ bert S. McXamsra end Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, chairman ef the Joint Chie/a of Staff. They decided “ the major part of tha United States mil­ itary task can be completed by the cad of 1MJ" In South Viet Nam, a Whits House r e n n iT M Rawls ■! SO ■UPFERIM BAN JOSE, Calif. (U P D - A gunman robbed e service I w w lM I . A t o w - w w w e P IDEAL COOKIE LADY PAtR 1/1 « S2 •MM Ml ■(■— . M IM MUI I kabhco Bandit Dem ands T rad in g Stam p s ^ M K H M TS M H i V CHOCOLATE Ci , U M 3 m. Pie. Pewllr stoe toeeeCHUNKY IA t PAST, SAFE, EASY TO USE DETERGENT TABLET DETERGENT CHOC PEANUT BAR SALVO UNIQUE 1 CASCADE DETERGENT FABRIC SOFTENER A WASHING AAiRAdJ-MTBKMNT DOWNY IVORY LIQUID W AY LAXATIVE C A R 0 ID & BILE SALTS station ef 178.80 In cash Mon­ day, and then asked the at­ tendant far trading stamps. Hie attendant, staring down tha berrsl ef e .43 caliber pistol, added It.80 worth of stamps to tha loot. CREAMY PINK THRILL FOR DISHES DISHES AND GLASSWARE SHINE CRISC0 SUNSHINE MACAROON COOKIES I C R IS C O JOY LIQUID LIQUID CLEANER THAT CLEANS •onto EVERYTHING �■ cti-footer; guard Deania Brawl, the ataitteg five’s short** competitor at fivefeet eight; and guard Mika Bowes, • five-foot 11-tech t e n d squad ifl dominated by cotter* Dante Smite and BIB Burkhart. Smith Hands Mi fast S u it and Burkhart goea up I* six-foot on*. Lymen's forwards Include Bill Ihlaen, Jim Copies, Richsid Grant, Gant Wlnkleman and Kenny Ament Guards are Joe Asher, Mika Sterling. Jos Pavelehak and Gaia Grit ■ f JUUAM BTKMSTBOM f l u M n M b San Gator Bowl Batik to BaaMnate Indian football team ta Gator Bawl II B ad M, they a n If tbe action af the executive Ittaa at KM Seminole Boosters elite can be finalised. ter tea pipkin panders because they had armed to play • paat-eeaean game to kelp provide funds for tow athtette aplpmial for the up-comlng teams, denying llismaalna the chance to play hi a "bowl" rams. The frftt wasted ta shew appreciation for such aa atUtuds by fhrtar themthe trip to Jacksonville. • * * SEMINOLE? HEADHUNTS! UNIT w ill nan quite n bit at KlMimmoe'r Steve Yowell Friday night at Banford’n Memorial Stadium when thn local* tangle In a post-season engagement with the Osceola High Kowboys. Yowell, n standout all season for Kissimmee, is n 163-pound offen­ sive fullback. He also performs as n defensive • Pm. 0. L, Barks presiding the committee dls> coaaad with Principal A. J. Bracken and Athletic Director Pnd Oaaas the pmlbllltka of such • trip with **• poaaoa to la defrayed by the Boosters dub. The propeeal was to provide transportation and tickets for the Indian grldna squad—Black Rams, Headhuntsr» and phantoms—tea two managers and five coaches. The au­ Wih thorities said they could foresee only approval of the plan, but further discussion would be necessary. • e a e The gossa played in Jacksonville will be between University of North Carolina and n team yet to bo named, Mississippi State apparently his the inside track now. It will bo played at I pun. on Dec. 28 nnd will bo televised nationally. Advance ticket* sale* have been good, it la reported, sad tee scramble for the precious pasteboards is now on to aaeura casts as good as possible for the honored shampious e f the Orange Balt Conference, However, the coaches and the Indlune are not think­ ing of the trip sow. They say, their thoughts ere focused m Friday’s fracas with the Kissimmee Kowboys who in­ vade Memorial Stadium at 8 p.m. Tbe popular Osceola County grid atari an highly regarded by teams who have mat than during tha season. Seminole coaches and team numbers era well aware of the fact that this Is a team that can upset the applecart right hers at tha close ef what has been a fine season. This indicate* Stumpf will have plenty of beigm under the baskets. The Seminole mentor said he also plans to us* BUly Day, Jeff Williams, Mania and defensive plans for their hardwood opener Thursday night when they tangle with Uw Mainland High Sues of Daytona Beach. Stumpf posted tfae names of his starting five. They will Include Center Kenny Tyre, began polishing the Seminole High Cage squad's offensive State, which la waiting to find out whether it la the nstfam'a team scoring champion. Aa if Army doesn’t already know It's up against a tough opponent, a check of statis­ tics brings further discourag­ ing news to W e* Point. The Middies, for instance, have already scored 89 points this season, 10 more than any other Navy team has been abls to tally to modern times. This week's NCAA Service Bureau statistics show Navy leading the nation with a 32.8 points per game average, but In order to keep their lead over Utah State the Middles mu* score 8 points against Army Saturday which may be a more difficult chore than It seems. Navy also leads In passing accuracy for team* that have fired more than 100 times. Washington State’ s .611 In 10U is tops, but Navy has clicked on .635 per cent of Its pitches In its first nine games. Thanks To The MacGHIis's According to tbe cash register, one of tho most popu­ lar Items offered by tho Seminole Boosters club con­ cession stands Is pop corn. This you can take on the authority ef no less than the Dave MacGIllls’s—Mr. and Mrs.—who for two yean have been In charge of the popper . . . fSort of a "popper and momnur" aetl) Early in tha week before a home game the Florida room of the MacGillle home begins to take on the ap­ pearance of a scrap pile. Really, tha heap that atretchea from wall to wall Is made up of boxes for tho luscious white kernels that will be doused with butter, sprinkled liberally with aatt and temptingly offered to hungry spicutor* at the gridiron contest. Dr, 0. L. Barks, president of tha Roosters club, paid high trlbuta to un tha two MocUilUa'a whoso loyalty—aa loyalty iugn muuu iwo aiocuuus s whose ex­ emplified by work—to Rcmlnolo athletic* has been a real driving force in the fan cluh'a activities. This Friday, as usual, the mound of boxes will bo moved from the Florida room to tho Memorial Stadium and once more the crunchy goodness of tho MacGillis specialty will be enjoyed by hundreds of football fans. And once more the fans and athlete*, alike, will say "Thank you, Edna ami Dave.” USSR In Race MONTE CARLO, Monaco (U PD -Tb* Soviet Union will compete for the first time In the Mont* Carlo automobile rally which .starts Jan. 18. The 10-man team will drive three Volge 12's and two Moskovitch 403'a in the fiveday rally. Waaton Resigns MORGANTOWN, W. Va. (UPI>—Ray Watson resigned Tuesday as West Virginia University assistant football coach to become the second mentor In four duys who has severed relations with Iho Mountaineers. Watson, who will take a Job in school ad­ ministration, emphasized he was not leaving "because of adversities." Fighting Seminoles SO NNY MESSER BUDDY BURTON RONNIE HINSON Sophomore Sonny Messer was slsvated to tea Beminol* Varsity unit Is mld-Bssaon af­ ter the Warrior’a JayVea squad had completed its un­ defeated eeason. Messer, a bock, had an outstanding JayYea season. Ha weighs 173. Tribe coaches say they hsvo big plans for this youngster aa a varsity athlete. He is big, fast, a good blocker nnd nn ex­ cellent tackier, lie’s also a fine pass receivtr and can run extremely welL He has run same this season with tho Phantom unit and he's learn­ ing bow to operate aa an in­ side linebacker’s spot just in enu he's Beaded defensively. Junior Buddy Burton, an outside llnebecksr for the Seminole Headhunter's defen­ sive unit, weigh* 173, and ta seeing action aa a varsity man fur the first time. Buddy has been a hard luck player. But fortunately for the Tribe, he keep* bouncing back from isjuries and is really on the Verge of reaching his potential aa a football player. He has better than averaga speed, fairly tall, has good hand* and is a hustling tackier. Ilia pass interception lata in tha Sea­ breeze contest helped assure the Seminoles a victory. Bud­ dy, is also a sprinter on tha track team. He baa been nam­ ed to the Orange-Belt Confer­ ence all star team. Although only a Junior, Ronnla Hinson Is n second-year varsltyman for the Seminoles. During 10 games this season Hinson has mastarminded the rambling Black Hams, the Tribe’s offensive unit ss Its quarterback, Ronnie la consid­ ered one of the beat algnal cal­ lers in the central Florida area. He has good speed, throws an accurate, spiraling pass, and Is quits adept, coaches say, In faking and handing off to other backs. Hinson has developed a knack of calling the right plays in Just about every sit­ uation. Ronnie also partici­ pates in basketball and base­ ball for Seminole. 11* weighs to at 147 pounds. ers wba a n stlB to * r * « * « * ' ban aad will i f f w IB FrM day slgM’s P0* * " " ® * * 1 d im elsssle agate* tea f l u lame* Kswboys. will be parttelpaUag for the Warrior's te the Thonday cagt cane*. "Normally," Mid StumpC, '* «• will carry a U-maa var­ sity aquad while the r e * of our squad wUl be assigned to Colbert’* JajrVea outfit-*’ Aaked about thia aeaaoa’a prospecti, Sturopl admitted, ■■We’re got plenty of good strong boya, and they'ra hus­ tlers. They’re working well together and we should hava a representative outfit. How­ ever. it's going to be tough going Into the Metro Confer­ ence for .’•? fir* time and running into sjtic pretty stiff opposition." This will be Stum*\r a sec­ ond year at the helm of the Seminole five. During the three previous years he was the JayVee coach. Meanwhile, Colbert la starting his second year as JayVee coach, and he’a hoping he’ll have aa good a season as be did last year when his Junior varsity five grabbed 20 wins In 21 out­ ings. Stumpf also announced that tip-off lime Ttiuraday will be g p. m.. The varsity contest C h o te o u go y Is C o lt O f Y e a r BOCA BATON (U Pl)-C bateaugny, the Kentucky Derby aad Bclmoat Stakes winner, was chosen champion three, year-old colt of 1963 by the Thoroughbred Racing Asso­ ciation Tuesday. Chateaugay is owned by the Darby Dan Farm of John W. Galbrcath. Ha earned (332,563 this season. Other champions n a m e d whose owners will be honor­ ed at the organisation's an­ nual dinner Thursday were Mrs. Stephan C. Clark’s Am­ ber Diver, Champion Steeple­ chaser; Rover Wilson’s Hur­ ry to Market, be* two-yearold colt, and Wheatley Sta­ ble’s Castle Forbes, best twoyear-old filly. B U BBA D A V IS Sanford Gridder All-Conference bertlllkmi on tbe arriving greyhounds. Schooling races begin at SOKC Dee, 13. They will run for an eight-day period through Dec. 21. Other Kennels booked for the 1964 greyhound racing season at SOKC include Dan Ahearn, Mrs. G. M. Lillie, Crossover, E. J. Aldersoo, BOBBY M dNTOSH, left, and Robert Watson Circus City, Pat Reed, Cecil Schedule Filled bAKged this eiifht point buck while hunting in Austin, Mrs. M. V. Xirfiriand. KNOXVILLE. Tent. (U P I) Mrs. Manual Souza, Frank the Wekiva Swamps. The deer waa brought The Univanity of Tennessee Sellich, C. II. Scott, rred down with a 30.06 rifle. has completed Its 1984 foot­ Whitehead, Tom Sweeney, ball schedule by adding Bos­ ton Collage for a game next Oct. 10. It will be the fifth meeting between the two teams, who met fir * ta the 1941 Sugar Bowl game. Boston College so added 14 pomla to tbs beat Tennessee la that one, scot*, \ 19-13. The victories gav* SEC teams a 13-2 edge ao far thla season In the Intersections) batUcs that traditionally opes the season. j The two defeats were both suffered by Tulane, which tost 06 60 to Toledo and T3-47 to Michigan In n Northern tour. Clyde Lee, Vanderbilt's 9foot-9 sophomore whis, pump­ ed In 23 points to toad tea Commodores to as assy win over SMU. Vandy took aa early lead and was sever headed. John Ed MUIer was second highest scorer for the Commodores with IS points. The Auburn Tigers, bluing a red-hot 61 per cent from the floor In the first half and 8 per cent In tha second, clear­ passes and bobbles. Each al- ed the bench. NAME Barry Barks (like* Bowes Dennis Drown Dougla* Firestone Lloyd Freeman Mike Glad Billy ltlgglns Barry Johnson Dan McCall Mika UcClary Marvin Sheffield Ken Tyre Dan Adam* Steve Clard Dili Day Steve Groover Ronnie Hlpson Jack Uunt Dan Leeds Paul Msrkos Frank Murrr.y Joe Purdy Mike Smith Roth Vihlen Jeff Williams A! Boniface Mika Furdham Mika Gray Stove Harris Don Nit-hulas Bob Spradlins Slams W ith Chiefs KANSAS CITY (U PI) — Halfback Joe Auer of Georgia Tech has been signed by the Kansas City Chiefs of the American Football League. He was drafted by the Los Angeles Rams of the National Football League. Auer, a speedster, has been clocked is 8.7 for the 100-yard dash. P ick ! Club NEW YORK (U P I) - Tbe Fox Chapel Golf Club In Pitts­ burgh, P» , was chosen today ■■ the rite for the 1963 Senior Amateur ehsmplaashlp. The United State* Golf As­ sociation said the tournament would bo held from Oct. 4 through Oct. 9. Russell (Rubba) Davie, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Z.A. Davis of 8rnford, has been named to the annual Oklahoma Junior Cullts* All-Conference squad for 1063. Davis, n former Seminole High School gridiron ace, was co-captain and left halfback this season with Conners Col­ lege Aggies at Warner, Okla. The youngster, a five-foot, 11inch 17S-pounder, was the win­ ner of the 1061 Herald trophy for being the highest scorer on the Seminole High OUC cham­ pionship eleven. The all conference eleven was chosen by the league's coaches. Team W L Stricklaqd-Morrison 1 0 Day and Night Grill 1 S WTRR Radio 1 6 First Federal 1 0 Robson Sporting Roods 0 1 Sanford Atlantic Bank 0 1 Sanford Electric 0 1 Standard Oil 0 1 L a * Week's Results Strickland-Morrison 8 , Rote son's 8 Day and Night Grill 44, San­ ford Atlantic 34 WTRR Radio 34, Sanford Electric 22 First Federal 36, Standard Oit 32 Games Sckediled Saturday First Federal vs Robson's Strickland-Morrison vs Stand­ ard Oil Sanford Atlantic vs Sanford Electric WTRR Radio v* Day and United Press latenutiawa] FRESNO. Calif. (UPI) Isaac Logart, 147, New York, split decision over Frank Ra­ mirez, 146, Los Angeles (10). SAN JOSE, Calif. (U PI) Luts Molina, 138, San Jose TKO'd Tony Noriega, 141, Bakersfield (6). Fight stop­ ped because of Noriega's cut W E K IV A R IV ER Haven reported this six buck killed in the Wekiva Swamps bp RJ Ponds and party. SYDNEY, Australia (U PI) — Sandro Maiiinghl, 163, Italy, stopped Ralph Dupas, ISO1*, New Orleans 13 retains world Junior lightweight titla. PHILADELPHIA (U PI) — Jesse Smith, 138, Philadelphia* outpointed Gomeo Brennan, 137, Bimini, Bahamas, 10. to redecorate today with U Colon LUM BER A N D H A R D W A R E CO, F A 2*5581 �X * Early V ale On Civil Rights BIN Unlikely way. I eadures, natal? ooes ed timaa, |It hr Mato that uuit ha deal* with." hats < pro* I "Certainly, my preference I hlem,' WASHINGTON (U P I) - A Rep. Richard Bolling. (Dleader is tin f h iw J puih M o), a member of the rule* for civil rights legislation to- committee who U spearhead" House action this year end cast doubt on the wisdom of trying for it The civil rights bill, now tied up In the House Rules Committee, Is designed to fight racial discrimination in the Helds of voting, education and employment and in the use of public accommodations snd federal aid funds. the House floor, sounded the note of caution in a speech prepared for a civil rights group. Speaking to the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, Bolling gave a detailed run­ down on the parliamentary procedure that must be fol­ lowed to pry the blB out of the rules committee. tee, R could not be brought to the floor before Dec. 8 . "1 think It should be kept Is mind whether sufficient earn* hers of members who are civil rights sympathisers can be kept in Washington during Christmas week," Boiling aaid in his prepared remarks. "Indeed, It is my under, standing that the Republican Bolling said if civil rights force merely csocetrated on getting the necessary alga" stores before the neat session DALLAS (U PI) — Jack ef the Mth Congress begins dan. 3, the bill could be call, Ruby's murder trial was deed up for debate on Jan. 13. layed Tuesday until f i b I to "In my view, if the dell allow the stats and defonsa rights bill is to be passed, and tt must—then it best be dene qaleUy/' Bolling saUI. with the Noe. 14 shooting of Henry Wads and Tom Vow Leo Harvey Oswald, suspected ard, defense lawyer. assassin of President Ken* The case had been acheduled to start Monday. Dlst Judge Joe B. Brown A pre-trial sanity hearing postponed the trial after a conference with Dlst. A tty. FLA. GRADE *A " D A D W H O LE L U V E N IA D. CASON President Kennedy By Retort B. Thomas Jr. PA M T H The recent assassination of tha lata President of the United States, John F. Ken­ nedy, was a terrible shock to the nation. Luvenla D. Cason, n member of the seventh grads class of Midway Elamantary school, aspressed b e feeling by composing e poem. Tha tltlat "What fa Becoming of The World!" Tha world today ia in an awful mesa, Far we the world have lost the very best The man named John F. Kennedy, Gave his life for you and me. Tha stream of life shine down your path, What God hath said will auroly last. Weep not, dear lady, for we, too, ire forlorn, Since our friend has left us ao alone. Life will surely continue But without this man wa are surely forlorn, God's light shine on you and yours, Close not your heart's door. Happiness will again be youra someday, Bo freely let it come your way. L E A N ’N T E N D E R T R U -T E N D R B E E F TEND ER OR Y O U R MONEY R EFUND ED Lue Kendrick; Jamee Leech and son, Michael, husband of Dorothy Kendrick; LeRoy Kendrick from FAMU. It « u sort of a family reunion at described by Cynthia and Cherryl. Mrs, A. B. Douglas, guid­ ance counselor at CrooM High School, was one of a group of 32 counselors who attended a pharmacy occupa­ tional tour seminar in Chi­ cago, 111. This tour was spon­ sored by Abbott Laboratoriea and Walgreen Drug Company and the Florida A and U Uni­ versity school of pharmacy. The group went to the Ab­ bott Lab In North Chicago and was welcomed by G. R. Cain, chairman of the board and president of Abbott Lab­ oratory. The first tour was of ths production division follow, ed with a lecture in the Ab­ bott Auditorium by R, B. Singtser, Phd. Pharmacists, The III-Y and Tri Hl-Y of I room* High endeavor to wort directly with the community with many o f it* projects. N o Limitt FRESH FROZEN Turkey S W IF T S PREM IUM F U L L Y COOKED Drumsticks FRESH FROZEN Turkey S W IF T S PREMIUM SUGAR CURGE — W HOLE OR H A L F Lb. 29* Necks Super Sandwich Size Lunch Meal e BOLOGNA • PIC * FIM • BOU8F. Smoked Hams Lb. 4 5 ( FRESH PORK SALE ------- • OLIVE LOAF jH t FRESH 43c Pork Steaks . 1EEF LIV E R Trinity Methodist Church located at Sixth Street and Sanford Avonuo has been in need of repairs for some time. After vsndals did their dam­ age, it must be demolished, and a new one erected. The members of this church are Baking all friends and wellwishers to pitese hsip. 1 am aura evsryone la aware of tha expense it takes to build a new church, so let's land a hand to these persona. Please make all donation! to; Build­ ing Fund, TYinlty Methodist Church, H. L. Douglas, Trassurn. E. N. Smith uld, “ This is tha Macedonian call, please eoma over and help us." Addrei l l lift! West 13th Street. FA 2 3035. Mrs. Ann M. Allen and son, Paul Jr., have returned to Columbia, S. C . after visiting her parents, Mr. end Mrs. Johnny Gibson. Mrs. Allen is a graduate of Croous High. She completed two years at South Carolina State College and three years at Roceater Central Hospital School of Nursing, Rochester, N. Y. Har employment to with the Co­ lumbia Hospital. She resides in Colombia with har husband, Paul Allan, who tcachas in tha public schoul lyatem. Mrs. Funafuti Rollin»<m, of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mr, and Mri. J. D. Gyton, of Seward, N. J. are guest* of Mr. .mil Mrs. Theuilure Martin and family. GUARANTEED FRESH PORK . lb. _ 39* ^ _ Chitterlings 5 **1 ” LGE. BAG PLANTATION HONEYSUCKLE ROSE m a x w iii HOUSf y , GAI----- Limit 1 With Order • • Kamona Bowden apent tha Thanksgiving holidays with her lister and grandmother. She also attended the game between Florida A A M Uni­ versity and Texas Southern University In Jacksonville, A graduate of CHS, she to now matriculating at Benedict Col­ lege In Columbia, 8. C. Mrs. Francis Coleman Jackson visited her parents and stotera during the Thanks­ giving holidays. She to a grad­ uate of Croonia High School and to presently attending Savannah State College. Ihe Coleman fami'y spent the holi­ days visiting relatives. Elizabeth It. Allen spent the Thanksgiving holidays with her mother Mrs. Ruth J. Allen, and grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth I hi Boar. She was among the many spectators who saw the Florida A AM Rattlers bow to ths gentle­ man from Texas Southern Uni varsity. While there, she was the guest of Prof. Roland Jackson and family. Edgar Bass, Jessie Brown Jr. and Thcophilus Mungen Helping needy children In uur community n the rlnsest to our hearts. Again thto year, we are gathering clothing and shoes for the needy. I f you would like to contribute to such a worthy cause, contacts may be made by calling Mrs. it. A. Thomas, FA 2-&T56, were here last wrrk. Alt .ire Crooms High School, FA -■ students at FAMU. titrJ2, or members of the **Y." 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In thl. adrertlaement art food through Saturday, Drcember T 2701 O RLAND O DRIVE 17-92 A T 27th ST. �M * ^ — —1r~~*--i, I Forward Together , A Visitor to the Smoke-Filled Room In Good Hands Cape Kennedy-Daytona Beach - OrThis could be one o f the moat im­ Undo area. portant weeks in Seminole County's And the time will have arrived history. T w o m ajor *-Az3t:iu.t»r.«r.i£ • when this county's leaders and etuare anticipated. They could, i f they sens must forget personal differences and jealousies. Any existing elements are favorable, have a profound effect upon this county's future. o f hate and suspicion will have to be A decision fa expected sometime buried. United we must turn to the this week pertaining to the establish­ task o f developing Seminole’s tre­ ment o f a port facility on the St. mendous assets. Johns. In Boca Raton Friday the State Board o f Control fa expected to T h o u gh t For Todoy announce the site it has chosen for He must hold firm to the sure east-central Florida’s four-year uni­ word as taught, so that ha may be versity. O f the eight sites under con­ able to give Instruction in sound doc­ sideration two o f them are in this trine and also to confute those who county. contradict it. — Titus 1:9. I f either o f these become realities • • • Seminole County's potential will be A s long aa people are ready to die unlimited. This area would become fo r a great cause, that cause can the hub o f what already is consid­ never die. — George Meany. ered the "Golden Triangle" — the 4ms not aaaha U n a hillbilly Tbs words he spoke were bold but balanced. Bis de­ livery at them strong but measured, restrained b a t fraught with emotion barely beneath tbs surface. Both Meads aad critics in tbs audience were Impressed be­ yond their expectations by President Johnson’s first per­ formance. In deference to hla repeated call for “ action” Congressional leaden at both parties hava put aside their private thought* of immedi­ ate adjournment and plan now to stay on the Job until shortly before Christmas. H waa as auspicious a be­ ginning as possible under cir­ cumstances so woefully Inaus­ picious. Now the nation must grow accustomed to the Texas twang and homey informality that so sharply distinguish its new leader from John F. Kennedy In outward charac­ teristics. This will be easier for Americans than for Euro­ peans who found John F. Kennedy’s manner* and man­ nerisms so like their own. But Europeans will learn, as a great many Eaiternera and Open Hearts children— and with very little money. n Tij Tippit gave his life In Patrolman performance o f his duty. Ha .played . an important role in helping track down the man accused o f staying the President o f the United States. It would be high ingratitude if America were to fail to accord to the patrolman’s family the homage, sym­ pathy and help it deserves. Let no American forget that a widow in Dallas, Texas, Is mourning the death o f a hero husband who also waa shot down in line o f duty. Patrolman J. D. Tipplt was slain by a gunman's bullet as he attempted to capture the suspteced assassin o f President Kennedy. So Mrs. Marie Tippit is left with­ out a husband and with three young Peter Edson e It was delivered to the Lattn-Amerlean diplomat, who had been Invited to the White House Eaat Room at Mrm. Jac­ queline Kennedy’* suggestion. 0 £ B President Kennedy had aaaemblrd the Latin*American diplomatic corps In thia aame room on March 13, UKU, to announce hla plan fo r the al1Inure In hie first foreign pol­ icy apeech. Since that time tho alliance has eome upon had riaya. It ha* not aeemed to fu lfill It* early hope* and high purpose, The Conference o f Ministers held recently in Hao Paulo, Draill, to review two years of actual operation under the al­ liance and plan Its nest move*, got a bad preaa. Brazil had proposed com­ plete reorganisation o f the al­ liance to aubordtnate the Unit­ ed State* role In everything except financing It to the tune • f $1 billion a year. Brasil has confiscated Am er­ OUR ican power and mining enter­ prises. Tho A r g o n t l n o ia threatening confiscation o f American oil companies. Con­ gress has heard demand fo r it foliation and a cut o ff of aid. United States aid has been suspended to tho Dominican Republic, Honduras and Haiti because o f their bad political situations. Communist Cuba has been expelled from the Or­ ganisation o f American Mate* and was never In the alliance. Bolivia haa resigned from the OAS. though It purticlpntvn in the alliance. Co-oper­ ation has become difficult. And yet, one member o f the U. S. delegation to Sao Paulo, headed by Undersecretary o f State Averell Iforriman, de­ clares: “ The itury of Sao Paulo is not what a few did not do or did not want to do. The real atory Is what the ma­ jority did for the promulion of economic progress and social j u s t i c e throughout Latin America.1* Argentina, Chile, Colombia. Mexico, Peru, Venesiiela and other* were active In keeping the alliance alive. With the support o f the United Slates, B O A R D IN G HOUSE 'a n d 60 x f r e e d Th e Es k im o '', FROM THE BEAR TRAP, THEN 1 'CARRIED HIM 3 ? MILE* ON MV BACK f r i t TRADING PAUSING ONLV VO TIOHTEN MV 6NOWSHOES/ A3 A HOREN OP m * < G K M I t U D t j . 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Entartl sa sMond clsaa m iliar Octobar IT. lit ? at the I’ nat Uffl.-o of hanfunl. Florid*. under tha Act at Congriaa at March. Tbs llorsl-l Is s mamhar of tbs Unl-od Praia which Is ontltl*4 aicluairal? to the uia for repabtlcstlaa ef stl tha local nowa printed Is this newepspor. Xo part ef any nutarUi. n*w* or sdvtnutng, o f thli tdltlon at Tb* Sanford lltrald may b« rcproduc«d In any manner with* out wrlllan parmlaatoa of tho publisher ot Tho liorstd. Any Individual or firm rcoponzIbU for such reproduction will b* canddorod a* Infringing on Tbo tlomld’a copyright and will bo bold Ilsblo tur damaging undor tho Isw. Published dolly ozcopl gaturdoy. Sunday sad Cbrlilous; publizbtd Solar day proceeding Ckrtstsooa. Us assassination. Othsra may agree with tbs President that It is urgent to pet dvfl rights legislation out of the way so that debate on other major measures that have been blocked by this ccntravarsy can finally get andenray. Those who oppose stranger civil lights Uws should M l deceive themselves tain think­ ing the first Southern Presi­ dent since Andrew Johnson will be their ally. For person­ al and Presidential reasons, the new President will almost certainly put as much or poor boy in a family of preachers, teacher* aad poli­ ticians. Aa a young victim of the Great Depression in the lKK'i, be fell the Influance of New Deal idea*. This combination at liberal end Christian thinking leads him to n moral belief In equal right* (or all regardlea* of race or color, aa the new President made specific la his address to Congress. Be­ yond that, aa a Southerner, he viewa the racial problem aa the chief barrier to the South's sharing as a full part­ ner In national development He la committed to removing that barrier so that the region can move ahead. This will take some doing, Unclassified * their program prevailed. It waa embodied in six main resolutions which even Brasil finally awung around to sup­ port. though Bolivia did not. — The first resolution cre­ ates a new Committee on In­ ter-American P r o g r e s s—■ (C IA I‘ 1— which will function as a hoard o f directors to ac ce'erata all programs. It will consist o f a chairman, who will be a general manager, and .even members— all out­ standing cltixens, one o f whom will be from the United States. They arc to be chosen before January 15. They will sit in Washington in continuous re­ view o f national snd regional programs whirh will promote alliance objectives. They will develop financial sources and o v e r s e e their distribution. They will pass on prugrum feasibility and execution. —A second resolution cells on tha La tin-American cunti­ ll ks to hold a special meeting which w ill co-ordinate their policies in preparation for the United Nation* Trade snd De­ velopment Conference to open in Geneva next March The United States will have an ob. server with thia group. — The third resolution will create a cummittee to promote Lutin-Amcrican exports to im­ prove their balattce-of-paynitnfo positions. The fourth will rail for pro­ motion o f labor participation. — The fifth will deal with co-ordination o f regional eco­ nomic integration plans, us in the Central American common market. —The sixth will call for estnhlhhment o f an OAS multi­ lateral fund to supiNirt special social p r o g r e s s programs. These program w ill include agrarian reform, fox reform, education, technical co-opera­ tion, health, national econom­ ic planning, and Information pit grams on all these activ­ ities, to rsach all the people or et least more o f the people in Butin America. The United State* has been financing moat o f this devel­ opment work In the first two years of tha alliance. It la now planned to have all countries contribute to this fund. This W the program which must be carried out kf new President Lyndon Johnson is to make good on his pledge “ to improve and strengthen the role o f the United States in th* A llianca fo r Progress and make it a memorial to John F. Kennedy.** Worry Clinic Norman Clayton la a tal­ ment o f early food likes snd ented musician who Invests disliked. his genius ia church choirs, If w e are feeling religiou.i lie realizes th* (a c t the! or thinking about God snd there I* a definite psychol­ our departed loved one* when ogy o f musk. Ho scrapbook we first encounter a new this case. It outlines the d if­ ference between "naked-* hymn, then the skeletal notes tunes vs. "clothed" melodies. will become clothed with those The process of rlalhlng skel­ emotions of the moment. etal music io a precise art! And, after frequent repeti­ CASE R-427: Norman Clay­ tions, then the notes them­ ton is a talented Director o f selves will rearouse all those Church Music at Jackson, vague emotional nuances. Tennessee. Usually the verses or stan­ But when w* first met, ho zas slso help create the moods was located In Coral Gablev, that later become linked with Florida. We then discussed the melody, music and especially his su­ In other cases, your com­ perb children's choir. panions, such as your sweet­ ” Dr. Crane," he added, “ why heart, and the romantic situa­ don’t you dUruss the psy­ tion o f that moment may en chology o f music in one o f twine your emutions with the your colum ns!" nrw melody and thus color S Y N C O P A T IN G It all through your later life. Thus, the first few notes of PSYCHOLOGY In my collrgo textbook the former tune may then “ Psychology Applied," therj cause us to huvu on emutlonal I* an tntiro chapter on this throw-back to our youth or vital topic. our courtship days. I f you music lovers thin But opposing emotions mur wish a fuller account, onsult uUn become linked with the that textbook in your local same original or skeletal tune. library. The Marseillaise, ss well m But a shocking thing shout our Star-Spangled Banner, music Is the fact that its en­ may thus cause exhilaratin'* joyment is chiefly n learned zest in young folks, yet pro­ reaction. duce tears o f grief on the Kindergarten youngsters part o f mothers whose sons thus can't even distinguish were killed in war. the accented beat so they Applied to church music, don’t know how to march to the new hymns should be in­ music. troduced in Sunday School And when we first hear new while inspirational stories are melodies, it is like looking at being told so the lofty moods s new person through an X- front thorn stories will liersy machine. come entwined with the new For that Initial contact with melody. music gives us simply the But in th* church sanctu­ skeleton consisting o f notes ary, familiar tunes are needed and tempo. It has little emo­ to resurrect those lofty earlier tional appeal. emotion, and thereby polarize In Inter years, howevsr, that the congtegation so the cler­ ■am* tune may bring tears gyman can more quickly to our eyes or quicken our lift It up to a mountain-top pulse or arrouse romantic experience in his sermon. images. Why? Beware of strange or skele­ Because the original skele­ tal hymns during the church ton melody bsa since become service! Leave them for intro­ clothed with what w e figura­ duction music at the Hundsy tively call melodic “ flesh and School level! (Alw ays write to Dr. blood." For our enjoyment o f mu- Crane In rare o f this news­ paper, enclosing a long sir Is based on what wo paystamped, addressed envel­ chologlsfo call "conditioning" ope and 20 crate to rover and thus is Ilka tho develop- MTMIOR IATTX WALL f AIKT 0 zxesuerr nwooe New Tests MOSCOW ( U P I ) - The So­ viet Union was believed Unlay to have started a new series of test firings of intercontin­ ental rockets into two Pacific target areas south of the American-controlled Inlands of (Jake and Midway. wauboaa#. A t Flrot A Palmetto (Alungoldc old pool o ff ice) • Pianos • Rental Bed*. and printing costs when you send for one of hie booklets.) Barbs By II nl Cochran Have you ever noticed that the old home-town station Is S better place to get o ff n train than on one? Eye colors are inherited says nn optometrist. \Va though tha black ones were donated. Summertime brought th* eruaru when hoyt will be boys even after they have outgrown It, A dollar hill can he folded innumerable times and still won't crack, but what'a the Use? Tho w ife will still find it Thoughtless parent* can turn a child's Chrlstmaa plea­ sure Into a family tragedy, say* Dr. George A . McCoy, director of th* State Board o f Health’s Aceldcnt Prevention Program. He said many youngsters are hurt each year, and some die, because they've been given the wrong kind e f toy*. Lead poisoning is always n huzznrd. Bo sure a safe paint is used on toys you buy. Plastics sometimes are so flammable they’ll hurst into flame at the ellghtest touch o f a match or cigarette. Home, says Dr. McCoy, w ill Ignite even when some distance from fire. Avoid toys with sharp edges or these which can be put info the mouth, nose and ears. Home youngsters sws|. low pyes from stuffed animals mill dulls. Ho, avoid trouble hy using care in selecting gifts for children. • • * It was a national hook-up Uhls for operation o f • when the Missouri couple boat lock and spillway struc­ married on television. ture on the south shore a f Lnke Tohupekaliga are being Looking to the future solicited by the Central and Christmas comes but once Southern Florida Flood Con­ year tco often. trol District. Thia district ia looking for an individual or Little Jack Horner zat In firm to op*rata the newly corner and maybe he'll learn completed facility on the not to act up in school. Southport C a n a l between U k * Tohopeksllga and Lake The moon is said to affect Cypress In Osceola County. the tide. How about the un A new three-bedroom home o f concrete block and stucco, tied? at th* site, will be available Some wives aro a thing of for th* lock lender. * • • beauty and a jaw forever. Two Florida expositions No one really needs a fur which will attract worldwide cout except a lot o f animals. attention will be described Thursday at the silver anni­ versary convention o f the Florida Public Relation* A s­ sociation in Winter Haven. Dr. Irving E. Musket vritl tell the story e f the multi-Bill ion dollar luterama to be con­ structed at North Miami Reach, and Florida's particlpa.Ion In the New York World's Fair will be explained by William L. Htensgaard. • • • U. 6. business firms contri­ buted 11.25 million In IMS to­ ward recognition and encouragvment o f the nation's 2,225.000 4-11 Club members. This record figure mad* It possible to award college scholarships and fsllowshlpa valued to 1145,000 to 274 e f the country’s outstand­ ing 4-H youngster*. • • • MaJ. Gen. John B. Nodari* has given the Rollins College Mills Memorial Library ■ eopy of Jamta Bruce’s hook entitled "These Perplexing Argentines." Gen. Medaria re­ viewed the hook et a recent CafesInho at Rollins' Casa Iberia. • e a Scheduled U. ■. airlines will outfit virtaally all of their aircraft with Rader Beacon transponder* aa a further contribution to the modernizatioa e f the aeon try’s Air Truffle Control System. Quotes H olly Trees I f you’re so busy with n career, maybe you'r* missing a lot. I decided to find time to live. — Actress Dorothy Sam off, coming out o f e ssvsn-yoer career retirement. I don’t feel any admiration fo r these gentleman et all. In fact, 1 would aot tu* the word gentlemen. H eavy W ith Berries S f .76 A U P GrapevlIU Nnraary 2211 Grapevllle Ave. FA M S M "Scotia Dealer* 114 8a. PalMtto Phone FA 24814 READY TO MOVE IN! SEVERAL NEW HOMES ARE NOW COMPLETE — LIKE THE CENTRALLY HEATED 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOME AT 415 TANGELO DRIVE — IN THE NEW SECTION OP Ravenna Park CONVENIENT VA, FHA, AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING ELECTRIC Other homes are under construction — choose one of these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. See these homes today ^fiocicslM^T-i _ _ 2U9 W. lot ST. Sanford Furniture Co. Maui Ctriet DISCOUNT Paint Stores • Carpels • Furniture typing GENERAL $ nc SANFO RD Avoid Dangerous Toys MODERN KITCHENS BY AM# COYIIAM • CAMM WAIM8# m it inn • •«»«» IMM UlMUftS • MOf AfMTY OOOt • UP TO 41# WHAM MIT m Otttui Ml ftAUOM • 14IT aiijiUP WITH 60A# AM# WAT1I • PM MtTIlMf U1« #M WA1U. CUIIM41PiAITtf OVER 35 YE A R S • Tile provincial or i backwardlooking aeettanalM. President Johnson is a ■odern-mladod m a a s k a finds blmatlf at boms la tbs spact agw, who commutes la hla Taxis boas by jet, aad bis always bsta tbs Ont man on Capitol BUI to lastall tbs Utait la automated equip­ ment. He is tbs brand of new Southerner mots concerned Dr. Crane's Political Notebook W ASH IN G TO N ( N E A ) — "L e t th. Alliance fo r Progress be President Kennedy’* living memorial,'' a a 1d President Lyndon Johnion In hla first official public statement. Helen Fuller Soyi A M E R IC A 'S L A R G E S T D IS C O U N T P A IN T C H A IN Meet ihom too iiocti, coast to c o * » S kD Q M ak& h C O N S T R U C T IO N CO. CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY General Office 311 W. 25th St. HOMES ON COUNTRY I'hune FA 2-3103 tX U II Itl). - FOLLOW OUR SIGNS STEN STRO M Suleu REALTY A g e n t* Tf �f Sand TIm Annual Pictorial Progress Edition Moilod Anywhort In Tht U. S. For 30c Coffee Of TMe OetoUeSta* U IU m Cu Be B U M Directly To Tow Trfeede Tor Oely • • • • Sorry N o Phono Orders C A R N IV A L M U m « m lT A P .O .B o x 1657 Sanford, Flo. ;s r a « P LE A S E P R IN T iMN o .l d M r t l i m Be ttko iiiJ S iu * * !• * * • " * • I'U J - i PLEASE PRINT NAME ...» ADDRESS C1TT ~ STATE "Seminole County's O n ly cm r — STATE ..... D aily N ew spaper* �. Jk * Your Herald Ad Is A Sales Representative Welcome In Every Home. Dial FA2 - 5612 Classified Phone By Nadine Settser 322-3613 322-5612 IS. I f t i M ato f m a m SB M n M M 8 BY OWNER. 8 bedroom, 1H Mater* WatMft « ■ behy aM bath home. Om bedroom ta youg tame. Haw retore hat separata entrance, can anew, D— pOTHm Fh. be rented tor totem*. WIU TE MM4. p tft tog amaRaw fteOft. •howl by appetotmenL CaO lA im m iO , Day • Wgta, Used kanapetUttae. FA M R i Wk MM. " Larry’s Mart 211 laitord PHA - VA HOMES Avt. Fh. FA M UR I, S, A 4 IEDROOM8 1, W , A a BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM H U S ESTIMATE Upholstering A Mattrttt f t o WANTED ta Rata. Care r m ovating. New ft Vied Furni­ Wheel Chair. FA ftlTMl ture. Can Nil Seidtag Mfg. c e , »t Tta Cato? Are. •8. A l FA MOT. a n e w ar 1100 Office 204 W. Pint 86. Artteka W itatM Lew Maathly P i f S H t i stnrmo USED CART FINANCE IT WITH OS • Km Internet KMaa ft Lew Meuthly F a y wtI FLORIDA ITATB BANS WANTED (WillMe up xmnthly IAN ea I e l tornitWb Call T l A im , CaacsltorTy, aaL Stewtrom Realty 111 N. Psfk At*. S I Build - P ilot. JUprir 23. Bulldinc BUtartala 84. Electrical Btrr i f tS. Flumbfof Itarriet* M. Badio ft TtitvMoa 7. SpeciaJ Servlet* ! 8. Laundry BcrriCR : t. Automobile Barrie* 29A. Auto Acctaaoviaa 0. Haehinarjr • TaaU 84. Artlclas For Hale 81. Poultry . U f a B u k L e g a l N o tice n m TM M ctn c rrr in ow kt or ITOtCUL CmcVtT Aim ren Mnmou corner*, r u a iu ___ in c K i i r a i T no. m m lSf.AMD rBDBftAt. • AVISOS AMO LOAN AMOCIATION. ■ 81A. Fata F U R N I S H E D ApirtMBOt. 2. Flower* - Shrubs Cl*as >*4 bIom la. Jlmmli | 88. Furniture "0 0 M IN 0 THROUGH!” Cowas. SM4HS. 84. Artielos For' Bah 34-A Swap a* f -SDRM. bnoBd, ML equipped. 80. Artlclas Wanted S17 Eaeambi* Dr. FA l-otM 118. Baal E sU lo F a r 8al* I I . Real Estate For Bala «. Automobilaa - Trocaa after 5 p m. BR., lVh Baths. Nothing S BEDROOMS, M 6-A Autoa Wanted MioOltM. you for tba rallot demanded in tha ComplalnL Tha daacrlptlon of tho real property proceeded apalnat lai Lot It. Block A. WOODMEnB PARK 1ND RE PLAT, aeoardlni to plat thereof reoorded In Plat Book tl. Papa TI. Puhlla Record* of Baralnola Coun­ ty. Flarld# Thin notion (hall bo pnbllih ad onao each weak for four eonaaoutlTo weak* la tk* Banfort Herald. DONB AND ORDERED at Sanford, Bamlaot* c ount y, Plorlda, thla Uth dap ot Nov­ ember, A, D.. 1ML (SEAL) Arthur X. leak with. Jr.. Clark. Clrpslt Court Bpi MarthA T. Tlhlaa Daputy Clark Jaaaph M. FltiBarald 111 Security Truat Bulldlns Miami II, Florida Pltanhlla 1*1111 Publlah Nav. II, !«. II A Da*. «, t i l l cod-ll voticr of serf TO) noXNIB PLY aad SYBIL PLY, hla wife, defendant*. TOU AND BACH OF TOU ar* hereby notified that Mil bee been commence* M*l>* you in th* Clreull Oauit a the Ninth Judicial Clrault at tha Slat* of Plorlda In and for B.mlnola County, tho abbr* vluted title of which la: Bl'PFOLK FRANKLIN BAY INOS DANK. Plaintiff. RONNIE PLT and BTBlL FLT, Defendant# hla wife. In Chancery No. IIITO. name with the Clerk af tha ■temper agency Circuit Court, Bamlnol* Coun­ FURN. I Bodrm., oak floors, ty, Florida, In accordance with tha provlalon* of tha Flctltloua masonry homo. 1 Ilk. Wait I ****** » » S. French Ave. Nam* Statute*, to-wlti Secof Hwy. 17-91 on 4M, then tlon MI.O* Florida Statute* 1 blk. South on East SL to I V A -F H A HIT. Vincent Dr. ■If: Jlmmla cowan Publlah Nov. Hi IT B Da# Property Management 11, IHL 2 BDRM. unfurn., kit. equip. | ft Salas Broker CDO-TI IN TBB CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR BRMINOLR COUN­ T Y , FLORIDA. IN CMAX CRAY, Bamlnol* county, Florida. EACH OP TOU IS RSQU1R ED to file your anawar or other wrl'*«n dafaneas to the Complaint with tha Clark of the Circuit Court of Bemlool* County, Florida, In thla procaadlPB and ta earr* a eopy thereof upon lb* ptitatltr* attorney*, whoa* name* and adilraea ar* hereinafter aet furth. a* required by la not later than tha lTth day of December, till. In default thereof the cane* will pro* coed *B part* upon the eatry af a Dear** Pro Confaaao anain't you. WITNESS my hand and the official eeal af aald Caurt la Seminole County. Florida, thla llth day of Noverabtr lilt. (SEAL) Arthur H. Baakwlth, Jr. Clark of Ua Clrault Caurt lly: Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clerk DBA RDALL, (IKIDLBY AND LEW IS Att’ -ney* far Plalhtlff II North Caurt Biraal Po t Office Boa 111* Orlanlo, Florida puhtl.h Nov. II. I», »T A Da# « CDO-Ilf Jim Hunt Realty a BR., ria. Rm. Elect XU., | 1903 Sanford A VO. Offers far yaur oaMties THE BOWERY B A T 1 N O S RANK, a Bavin** Bank artan I A Special Notices lead and aalatlns undar tha La we of tha BtaU af New X* Tk' Plaintiff, Bookkeeping A Tax Service thee# Beautiful 2, 8, A 4 JOHN OEOROt WSSS and RITA E. WBRS. hla wlf*. Defendant# Owned Homes NOTICR OF SUIT TtIM eTATB OF PLOSIDAi toi John (Marx* Wira i t j o deeper Cauri Norfolk, Vlrslaln TO* Rita E. Wars Harold A. Appleby Bedroom Government Priced From $6,750 Down Paym ents 9. For Sato or Rent . A * L o w A * 0100 LARGE home on take, in Lake Monthly Payments Mary. Many extra# 0179 From 143.50 400 Virginia Ave. III* Jaipar Court Norfolk. Vlrslnla Ta* nr* hereby noilfiad that A lull haa bean filed asainai month lease or will sell. To maka tha boot boms you IB the above antltl* FA 2-7732. aauM aad that yau ar* r* buy, ao* tho quirad ta til# yaur intwer ltd Ik* Clerk af (tit* Court 2 BR House for Bala or Rest | tsd la aarv# a eapy thereof Call FA 2-313*. upas the plaintiff or plain Appointed tiff* attorney# whoea name and addraea la: Ulmer. Murch- 10. Wanted to Rent Property leon. Kant, Aehby A Hall, i l l Florida National Dank BuildM anagem ent Needed A t Once lnw. Jackeonvlll* 1. Florida, nat taler than the loth day ef Wa aead taa (10) aiea boms*, Salee B roker December, HIT. If you tall furnished or unfurnished, lo da ao, e decree pro eonfaeao will b* entered aselnet Immedlatriyl Wa hava tba I l j m | 4 u n > P p a l l v you for tha relief demanded In clients! If you h i* , a 2, 3, J 1™ r v e a iV the complaint. Thla aull le to or 4 bedroom bom* hr| a fRee FA AH1S fortclota • m o rlsal* " ' M i ­ VA-FHA & The nature of thla lull la a foracloaura af that **ftain berlaa the following mortfaB* from Mid dafand property local** llIn Seeeribe* B«mlnel* ■nta to plaintiff, dated Ans Countr. Florida. to.wit: net IS, teen and recorded Aub i*it » , nriuTii pin k net 11. liet In Official Herord Book m pane *»* of the Pub lie Record* of Bamlnol# Caun ty, Plorlda. aneumbarlnB that certain place or pareal of pro party located, ettuala, and be Ins In aald County and Itat*. to-wit; Lot 1*. Black I*. WEA TliElUtFIELD FIRST AD DITION. accord Ins to tha plat thareof as recorded In Plat Book IT. l’a«*a ** aad IT. Puhllo Record* of am s. willow. CIIK8T, K«p»n,| Alilltlon a lubitlvlilon, arconllaK t > a plat thareof record** In PUt Bosk I# pas** I* and •• ef the Public Rteord* ef aemlpol* County, flor­ id*. Taftthar with th* foltowlnp Item* of property which ere luceted In and parmanantly Inatallad aa a part of th* Im­ provement* on aald land: On* Hoi Point (etactrlc) H«frlB*r*tor. Xlndal IffEB. II. larlal MOW* On* HalPoInt (el**trl#> Built In Rant*. Modal ItRKS, Btrlal l l l l l l i On* HotPoInt (electric) Built-In Oven, Model HRJl. Serial ltTHIl On* MerSun (ell) Wall Haaiar. Medal OAtlMII, Serial *17*7*1 Klpht Venetian B l i n d * (metal), manufactured by ienkarlk Olaa* R Paint Company, Sanford, florid# no model or eerlal M hen On* Chelte* (aUetrle) Kit­ chen Eihauat Pan, ao mo*al or aerial number. W1TNBM my band and th* official aeal of thla llonorabl* Court thla Hth day af Nevambty, A. D. HU. real or !••**, call Night FA MOM Stenstrom Realty mu. r m * .., m-070* B N Park Dr. Sanford. Fla » i « iR n S A L P A Y T O N Ao InvoitmcnL Rat so ax-1 Reg. Rsal EsUto Broker panao. Call FA 1-3113 for |FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha •xpert advica or a HaraM adrertiilng campaign. L e ga l N o tic e BY OWNER: 2 Bedrm. 2 bath houso. Dining room, yard fancsd la, Ravenna Park. 323-I14T. nrrrriRVB b ar b 5. iJ o s tx H OpportRRtty «. II. lies SOUTHWARD JOHN E FOX REALTOR Publleh Da# 4, 11, II, II , H U Down. FA 24347. FA 2-29-40. width freeaer. A-l Coodlttol. ..................... 199.39 FOX CAST—Eaeer. Like m w , IMA FA H t a . to” HOTPOINT Store, A-l Model 1M Lalibretto Meek­ Good read. $199. Ph* MMP. Watdi Park Eeetloa of town, tn one ef Banford'e most de slrable Residential Araai, together with one of tha neatest homes with S nice bedrooms eng a daa. Even baa beautiful hardwood floor* and a kitchen big enough to eat in. This is one of Sanford's neatest buys for December, IMS. Phone 4494439 Let us show you this deal today, priced at •ll.lM , BEAUTICIAN Wanted for tha with a low down payment Mayfair Hotel Irian. Call and reasonable monthly 322 B4»4 ar K9-401I. payments. Everett A. Harper Agency I T B i l S i V S S S r 1 Realtors—2483 Park Ave. Sanford, or call FA 2-Z233 OARAGE PORTER. Exper­ ienced in waihing, cleaning ft poUihing car*. Reliable, NEW 1964 MODEL 3 A 4 BR gee Mr. Brie* at Bran MoMost with 2 baths, large fam­ ton, 319 E. lit SL ily room—Central heating A air-conditioning — Liberal AUTO MECHANIC. Must he familiar with Chryiler pro­ financing with small down ducts. Sober, reliable ft payment. Monthly pymts willing to work. 89* Mr. si low si 383. See models Bran at Brito Motor*. Hi at Tee 'N Green Sale* Of E. let SL flee, Upesla Rd. near Church, or Longdalo Office Collector Salesman, exper­ Highland Ave. near new ienced. with late modal car Lonfdala Elementary for routes ta Santord ft ad­ School. joining town* for retail In­ Phone 322-2744 stillment business. Salary LMN Enterprises, Tnc. k commission. Write giv­ ing detail* to F. O. Boa RIGHT SPOT 1411, Santord. AT THE ElOHT FEICE •0 Acres adjacent to Lake 18. Help Wanted Harney Shores; well drain PART TIME WORK rd; graded road entire TU length. Rest of all, only 9223 March t l per acrel 13 PER HOUR TO START If you eta work M to 49 hri. per wk., mornings, aftamooni or ava’a (til 9;30) REALTY INVESTMENT 323-9173 wo may use you. Must be Ug N. Park mechanically inclined, 23-40 yn. el age, married settled end he able to gat along with people. Some positions will he permanent. 110 N. Park Ave. 323-0339 (Military Personnel Accept ed). For Interview BY OWNER: 3 Br. m baths Box 12, Salford Herald. no down pymi. Just assume ROBERT A. WILLIAMS NOTICB IS hereby vlvan that w* ar* entaaed In bualneaa Raaltor at t»nqwa#d, Bamlnol* Couety, Raymond Luadquist, Also. Florid# under the (letltleu* name ef. M)NOWOOD INDUS­ FA 2-3991 Atlantic Bank Bldg. TRIES. and that w* lataad to reflate* aald same with the Clark af th* Circuit CeurL N ea rly N e w B B R Hemlnnl* County, Florida, In TEE N’ GREEN payments and pay closing arcordanc* with th* provlalna* Uli., v. t cost. 101 Wilkins Dr. of th* Pfetltleu* Name stab# aoM this week. No tut**, to-wll: Bactloa SSI 411 down payment. Immediate Florid* Statute* HIT. BARGAIN. 3 BR., 1 bath CB occupancy. <43 mouth inBig: W. J. Little Jr. House, needs some repair, dudes taxos Ik tnauranc. Robert v. Ahektre fcaoo. Low down pymt, Publlah D.c. t. 11, II, IS, IMS Ask at lltea Office O R UpCDF-1 low mo. pymts. aala Rd. near Church. Open riCTFTIOCa BABB GEItR REALTY dally 1 1 a. m. to 3 p. NOTICE IS hereby given that CDF-l pumimo Ceetractiag Ecpsira FRSB SST1MAT88 R. L BARVEY SM Eanfard Are. FA APARTMENT Rise OE Elecer. trie Stove, pushbuttoa cooFA IT* Spoetal SorrkoB troli, Uke new....... 139.90 Brittle Bedding Co. l i t I SIDEWALKS, driveways, paLOCAL BUSINESS MegsoUn tioa, ate. Free sstlaate. Ph. Man or couple to manage own business in a proven Dee. Spectil. Rod ft Reel field. Requires no selling. WILLS DRILLED, PUMF8, •4.77. Surplus City, M l W. Immediate caih returns give 1st St. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS excellent Interne. C l e a n An Types aad Haas work, no sip ariasre necess­ READY MIX Concrete, winWa Repair and lerriee ary. 12.009 cash ratnlrad. dew ellle, lintels, atop*, I T I N I Writs District Manager, F. Machiaary and Supply Co. blocka, sand, cement, rock, O. Box 4114, Jacksonville S, 297 W. tad 8L pipe, steel, grease traps, FA M433 dry welli, etepplng stones. Florida. Plano T e sta end Repair Miracle Concrete Co. I. F— le H*tp Wnntod W. L. Harmon - FA S-4SM •Of Mm Ave. FA S-B7B1 WOMAN tor Ooaersl RAY'S UPHOLSTERY DUO THERM waU furnace. work. TH krs. a day, Raupholstorlng- Free ■ *. Complete with tank, etand days weak. Call Mrs. Man­ FA 2-7111 TE 9-2333 and o il Like now. FA | tua, FA 2-7341 between M 2-3894. HEATING PSERVICING - TESTING BLUE LACE Formal gown, | Experienced laundry Lewis Salsa ft Service Full length hoop, site 7 or 9 Apply In parses. 1117 C. C. Rond FA 2 7928 3220383. County Laundry. Custom-made Cabinets, Waitress, slat curb girL Meat DOUBLE Bedroom Set. Baby Plastic Counter tope ha experienced. Apply Chick crib. Like now. FA 2-4147. WALLIS CABINET SHOP 'a Treat, Isaford. •11 W. ltd - 322-7471 TAPPAN ElecL Range, 1 yr. Registered N urse* We Buy, Sell, Trade, Repair old, Weattnghouaa refrigere-1 Licensed PrnctlcaJ N urse* BILL'S THRIFT SHOP ter. 323-048A Poaitlona N ow Open Furniture - Appliances - TV KxcRisg m w Nuralng A Con Open • to 9 Dally ft Weekend* E L E C T R O L U X Vacuum valNccnt Cantor, (toil Sal Ph. 322-7391 M49 Hiawatha Cleaner, 1 yr. old, M9; 2•ry. Meals while on duty. Santord, Fla. wheel trailer 840. 24U | Select quarters available to Grandview flo. 29. AutowtobQo Service responsible nursec. DoBory Manor OIL Spaea Heater, 840. Ph. | A U T O G LA SS Rt. 17-91, DcEan, Fie. FA 2-9339. FA 2-8661 I am eagagad In bualneaa at Sanford. Semlaata Count y, BY OWNER - Ten 4 BR Home ta Dreamwold Florid# under the futitiowt (SEAL) Houaa. Double L o t ath Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. name ef. TOUNfFS ELECTRIC Many extras. 4H%, 1? yn Oak. FA 3-041. CIttk or the Circuit Court IK ItVICK, end that I Intaad I* remain, Buyer accrual al re.liler aald aam* With th* By Martha T. Vlhlea Clark of the circuit Ceuri, 3 BR>t 2 Bath, Rttchof) equip. mott entire principal paid Deputy Clerk ULMER. MURCHISON. KENT, Samlnnle County, rieftd# la fenced yard. 290S Old Of' to date. FA *1393. »r ____ | ASHBY A BALL a««ordince with thei yrevUteas ^ gim,.wS Plirlda National Bank BUf. ef the fictitloue Fame 91*. 3 BEDROOM. 1 bath. Kit­ Jaekaoavllla I. Florida tut*# te-wlti aoetlen HISS P. O. Box m itlal flerlda Statute* HIT. OWNER toaviagl Mum s*U chen equipped. Owner be PablUh Nov. So, IT. S Da# •Igl Donald O. Yeung bedrm. t bath boms. $330 Ing transferred. Must sell. COO-T4 1M4 Fid. Radio. MU Oak Are. FA M4B9. QRBKNIR1AR I M Corvatr Meaua Ceupe, Chats* M l available ta 1343 01880N S dear fefrig. tow Bllaofa, a tra dean. Otetnbriar of Leak A l t o freerar gotah , Lfto o r*. FA 3-94SA overlooking fall CntoiB building to IEFEIOERATOR tad Stove. ■paaifiaatlana, Graanbriar HINSON ft HEARN Good wad. FA M M . UU Gateway To Tko Waterway developed by PLUMBLN0 CONTRACTING Rofaoon Sportlag Goods Oik. K1N0SW0OD Icptan ft Water Heatera Your EVINRUDE Dealer FREE B ill MATES BUILDERS* INC. 304-4-9 E. let Fk FA S4M APPLIANCES 194 B. tod i t SIMMS NS Fitment Dr. PHILCO Refrigerator - ton FA 2-9074 88. Motore?cleR down. Auumo $73, pay­ R E N T A BED I 8wl»mlng pool. Fun. 7. Boats - Motors ments k doling cost. Avail8. Motorcycles . Scooters RoPeway, Hoayltal A Baby | uftfurn. ID Lsks Dot Dr. thla Dec. 14th. FA 2-7237. Beds* 9. Trailers - Cabans WILLIAM J ACOB CtSKWBy Day, Waok, or Mesth 40. Farm Equipment HAl'KR HELEN CORDE­ EXCELLENT DEALS LIA KIXKXHAUKR, Ala wlf# IN USED HOMES JSULreJ1 , s t Johns Realty D*f**d**tn CARROLLS FURNITURE I t h e TIME TESTED FIRM This large corner lot In oo# n o n cm n d i i m d or L e ga l N o tice ORDER Or PVBLICATION of tho most deilrsbl* neighI Rdnn., m D M A 1931 I . US N. Pith A ys . FA 14133 ■L'TT FOR FORBCLOBCRR riCTtTTOl* RAMS borhoods oentslas a vary lad SL FA M O L TOi WILLIAM JACOB K1SKX- NOTICE IS hereby slvan that 4 SR. BWM, 1 beta, g a m * HAUER and asst I bedroom homo that am enpap.d In buelnOM at A utility room. 14,900. Call HELEN CORDELIA EIS- !<• llwy. IT A *1. Bamlaot# BDRM. Bus. Apt Days hss bees wall kept. Tho ENHAUER. hta Vila FA M S I or write to Rt. County Florida, under tho floFA 2-tm, sights FA l-fliai. (I Rtiiat ■tract ground* an nicely land* tlttoua nemo of. PERN PARK 1, Sox M O , Mount D on, Fla. Buffalo, Now Tork OL*N SHOP, and that I Inland MAITLAND - S Hsu Fur* ■capod sod tha back yard TO) WILIAM JACOB EIIEN- to r*Blel*r aald name with Ik* 1741 la aaeloasd with a 4 f t chain ENHAUER and HELEN COR Clark of the Circuit Court, lahad cottage. ITS. Ml FA DELIA E1BENHAUER. a r a ■amlnal* County. Plorlda, la M b * Oms— rctal Ska*, la (toe*. This could pass far ji.r.by aatlflad that a Cam accordance with tha provlelona Satawd aad stow tho hlih- a brand saw homo. It sold plaint for r#r««ta»ur* of of tha Pictttloua Nema Blat* Marts*** haa boon flltd utaa, to-wlti Baeilon III.** S BR. FLA. RM., f*M «d yd. wsy — lariudlsg 10 sen* for 111,000, 7 years ago, aaalnat yon, and yon arc ra* Plorlda rtatuta* HIT. is Labs Mary. IB-1107. with 11 — ta1 units or pret and can be bought during quirad to aarra a ropy of bib: w . d. Rridpo ty Isko. CaU we for e pour Anawar or Flaadlnna to Publleh Nov. 10, IT. A Dae. «. UNTURN. Apt Pint floor. tba month of Doc. 1901 for tho Complaint an tba Plain- 11. IHL "Grided Thor. only 110,190. Term* to fit M S. Park. tirra attarnap. Joiaph M. rill- CDO-Tt Rotiromont Horae— N est your pocket book. Do not paraid, II* ■•aurltp Truat FICTmOVB NAHB liutldine. Miami 11. Plorlda, I BR frame houM, unfura. I CeereataoL Two Btdroom, alia this steal! and Ilia tha orldlnal Anawar NOTICE IB htraby slvan that SU7 Msgaolis. Cheap rent,| CM* to City — Shuffisboard am ensased In huetnaaa at or I'laaillnn In tha offtca of Hospital, Tennis. Only $3900 ONE OF THE NEATEST tha Clark ot tha Circuit Court Mayfair Hotel, Moo R. let, •11.90 week. FA 14219. on or baforo tha lTth dap of Bamlnol# County, Florida, ua* Includes ALL. Landscaped lots ta Sanford Dtcambar A. D, IMS. If you dar tha flctltloua name af FURN. S Eao. 1st fall to do ao, Judftnant by da- ACE DEAUTT SALON, ant caa be found la the Highland REALTOR . IN3UR0R dote uptown. 141. FA MM1. that 1 Intend ta raslatar said fault will ha takan aaalnat Unit*! ItttH savins* an* lain US-MSI IN S T A L L E D Senkarlk Ola** and Paint Company MO Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4922 ft Seat Cevers » RECONDITIONED Stand­ ard Typewriters. $34.99 to $30.99. Underwood, Royal, R. C. Allen, in time tori Christmas. PowelTa U71 Magnolia, FA 2-3942. A U T O G LASS A S E A T C O V E R CO. ONE Portable Royal type­ writer wKh ease. Excellent shape $29.99. Powell's, 117 194 W. tad St FA MOM Magnolia, FA 2-3942. 4LL WORK GUARANTEED TENOR Gullxr amplifier and mlka, $100. WIU flnanea or DUTCH MILL NURURY An­ will swap for whit hava| nual* randy now, Upsets you. 2213114. Rd. Rear Mertob Golf rOR SALE— Fill dirt, clay, Count. •hell, peat and topsoil. Bills BLOOMING Reaee an Chero­ Lloyd, FA 12979. kee ■leek. All ether kinds of Nursery shrubbery and HlOH Chair $9. Jumper sbalr •3. Headboard twin all* $3. | tr**i. 322 9424 after 4 p. « . Grey Shadows Nursery fi Mi. 8. on Sanford Ave. WEDDING Gown, floor length 82. Flower* • Shrub* IS. FnnUlRre Peau de Sole with long •toevec. Flu lO-ll. Park | Ava. TraUer Ct., Let N. T H IS SPACE roa th * CLEANEST Best Buy Used Cars IN TOWN SPECIAL Close-Out PRICES! 1958 Thundarbird HARDTOP C O U P I , V-» angtaft nat*. tree*, n e w e r steering and W it* # rail* aad Wat­ er. Beautiful w h i t a ftailnto with Mack and w h i t e vtoyt tatattor. This aetataeiing apart* car le getog e l 4* eats* *9 9 5 1962 Ford W a g o n 4-DOOR, Y-ft ant*, trane.. power eteertag end brake# ndto ead heater, tinted g I see, factory air eenririentog. Prepare fee yaur ■pe­ ril) holiday vacation In thla ncelleni family --- —--- *-> m^ti M r • • • V M M P IP FURNITURE (USED) FULL ala* wittait pineapple pester bed, quilt top, mat- PECANS, 3 Ids. for $1.00. 23th (ren and box spring $39 30 ft Sanford Ava. Bail's Curb | Market. FA 2 29IL 1TWIN ill* mahogany post­ er beds with 11kg sew bed­ FRUIT Gift Packed. Wa ship| ding ............... a*. $49 so express. Biggs Curb Mar­ 1TWIN lire Hollywood beds, ket, 29th ft Sanford Ave.,| like mw .......... ea. $39.30 FA 2-2924. ONE eet Salem Maple Wa­ STATION WAGONi • FIREPLACE WOOD gon Wheel Bunks with bed­ cylinder engine, <-wh**l Oak and Pine ding, Ilk* Mw ....... $34.90 good re*Robert Morris. U U U i ONE set Wrought tree bunks n t a e «r; feed tire* and IM. i . •■*,., $39.30 GUNS. Buy, set), trade, re­ TWO 33" Hollywood hods with pair. OsUen Bridge Fish | htadboard ....... ea. $34.30 Camp A Gun Shop, 3-TWIN sis* Hollywood bedi 09. $19.30 For Sal*. Pony Saddle, $20. | •FU LL Its* Hollywood bade FA 9-232$. ....................... ex, $29.30 Colored Motor Rout* Carrier DUE TO DIVORCE. We have for afternoon paper rout*. 1-TWIN sis* box s p r i n g s a Repossessed '93 Model ................... aa, $10.00 Muet have References and Super Dial Swing Needle 1-BEDROOM lulls ... $44 3 0 dependable car. Write ClrZlg Zag, Lika New. Makes 1-REPOSSES8ED 2 place Uv culetion Dept. F. O. B doaana of fancy atitriiae, lag roam eulto, like new 1917, Sanford. mskaa beautiful button-1 $39.90 holae, sews on buttoos, Em­ 1-CRIB with maitreee, Uke 19. Situations Wanted MW ..................... $19.30 broiders, M o n o g r a m s , | JANITOR - FA l-1«7a. Darns, Patches, EU. AiDISPOSSESSED I pc. din­ aum* Remaining g payette ..................... $34.10 DAYS work or steady. Do. COMPANY manta ef $7JO. Fh. Credit | pend, ft Exper. 794 W. tlth. 1-HOIFITAL bed w/m w mat­ Mgr. FA 2-9437. M a Paltavtlft inee ..................... $19.30 PRACTICAL nurse will care 1-HIDE-A-BED, rinreoal upPH: FA 14181 for elderly people la my It Pays holetaring .............. $49.30 home. FA I4U8. DFULL alto heavy duty coll To Um 8800 IL Puk spring ..................... $9.no DAY’S WORK. FA >9449. T he H E R A L D FA 84M1 ECHOLS' Bedding Co., 119 9. Child (^re. T k 2-2274, Magnolia Are. W a n t A d i. $1995 1959 Willy* $1095 Save! Save! HOLLER Motor Sales �Braumchwcigtr J Sausage Tmtf Fmh Tama t * T h i g h s . &. 5 9 * fry e r L e g s . . « . 49* Wieners Sausage W , director of Iho T e d e n l SoNM it bmtiiotioo, “ the esry soouatbUity of fin * am*," hoi contributed signi­ ficantly to tin nation's c rim e trebles, tort year ( b e n sere MM m urder* by fin * SWIM % PUIMIUM MNOIO (,WOWN GOV r IMSPf CTI D e m u le (be U nited State*. 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 same and falsify bis ago on • form can obtain a gun. Anyas 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 cub 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 of domastlc sport, big anna manufacturer*, who concede (bat the weapon la extremely accurate and roll* able despite Its shoddy ax* torail appearance. The Federal Firearms Act of 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. But the Uw 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. "To perpetuate tha present loopboles In the Federal fire­ 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 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 IPhoenix, Aril., where he Mm KX M a r g a r in e ............ !£ M 1*000* Pog-Wiafped m 'i Plot* Stota G e m R o i l s ......... 2 £ U Iff WHO l » • d a i r y s p e c ia l! Vv FRYERS CUT UP OB y O m**» D»0*M HeWMIis Cheese S p r e a d ......M C o tta g e C h e e s e .... '£ C ocktail Peanuts..3 Mm. Balta leiseab Peanut B u tte r........ Annie, Orano at IMarbarry Smucker's Jelly ... 5 • NeMsae'i Stack-Pack Ritz C r a c k e r s ........ Jaaa ef Am Red Kidney B e a n s ...... 2 ItiUhacaa'i Holiday factor* • dow n produce la n e • frozen f o o d s • Cream Piet ... SoeiMeod’a fraaaa Whale SWKKT AS HONKY Strawberries .. S C lu b C r a c k e r s ...... 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....... Oertaa'a fealty fererle 3 9 s Fish Sticks .... Froth Tender Spring Green Onions Rod Jonothon or Roam Slue Plata Famous M ayonnaise . Jpl GUSrSlis s n* S ywdma ta m p s Hi Halved or Sliced Yellaw-Cling cm m swim sums sizi cold c u n F & P Peaches IMLOONA, SAVOIV IOAF, *4*1 m fl -1 #*M. pkga, H7e _ <**plrra H*t„ Dee. 7, IBM) JC In Syrup, P P P Bartlett Swift's Pramium tea Craam IO W 5 V rt« Y W B < O roon S ta m p s «S* au**M**aml taRSaaaab Pear Halves .. Cake Roll •••3 Tom ato Juice 4 P Sr P Tasty Cream Style Libby's Rich 'N Refreshing Golden Corn . P Sr P larty Garden Swift's Slwftaaiiif (limit 1) M in d ." Mail 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 of one produced In this country. £ Green Peas .. S w if t 'n in g • • • • uuuoi Jfl Q-* *r" si s n rSi nta m ps i t m ,i m UUPJACK t w in POTATO MATS _ 2 lOVi-aa pkaa. 78« w v ssfm so P Sr P Tender-Cat Ttia Boar in Tab-Toy Cana Green Beans . Busch Bavarian Lux Liquid •• 2 TKa Pink Lotion Datargant BO ^ V W B O Q W m Santa's Hours Daily 2 • 5 P . M ., 7 • 9 P. M. i W B O Saturday 10 A . M . - 4 P. M , 7-9P.M. S E M IN O L E PLAZA CASSELBERRY �f Bryant D tltn d i 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 fait week’s re-naming af 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. day ef *** « • ** 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. S ty ? S a t t fa r t * 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; Mfh today near 70; 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 aw 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 * u * 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 I k*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 IUPI) - 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 and plant wiil be developed TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - to.ouo-yo.uou persona lined the 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 WASHINGTON (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 lU P It Seminole County's JsyCees Mary Road at 2:30 this morn ed Jeeps. MIAMI (U P 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 Weil 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. Study Program Approval Indicated Canal Surveys Await Drafting Of Contracts mwA. Crisis Ends 4 Injured In 2-Car Crash ^ Christmas Season Appeal Set U. S. Officials Brief Leaders O f Business 9 l company executive: "About The owners uf the five-foot, anil socially prominent in Feb­ fSO.uuo is okay . . . that brown Australian pet, Mr. and ruary of 1902 under a town ought to tide me over for Mrs. Walter Brooks, agreed ordinsnee limiting animals a l­ life." in Circuit Court WedneMiav lowed a* pet* to five, kan­ to a stipulation that Joey's garoo* not among them. Holiday Set return be restricted to "a rea­ Caroline, daughter of the Christmas holiday for Sem­ sonable period o f time'’ not late President Kennedy, had inole County school children to exceed 3u days, during visited the kangaroo In the will date from Dec. 20 to which the owners will seek to Brooks fenced yard and play­ Jan. 6. it was reported today diapu<r of him by sale or gift. ed ball with him bvfore Joey by School iupU U. T. MUwes. * Tins Uzuuka couple has been |become a controversy. 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 3 Warships To Be Commissioned ‘Toy’ Holdup Flops ‘A Stubby Of Beer* My Dear Caroline's Joe Has Got To Go 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: To Give $125 To Yule Party 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. 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. NO W ONLY ^ 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 Black* all, ters "Jesus shall reign where plus lax. c're the Sun." , . , Whitewall* IS In our opinion the Lion's, mure, 730x14, Jim Lee, Arthur Kirchhofi, 808x11, *30x11. George Hughes and Bill Tan 900x14, nrr. riding in Hughs' choking 930x14. model " A " , must have had more fun than anybody. It's New Tread been a long time since we TIRES • Genuine have seen .such big unties Mr Robert* and obvious delight. retreads Jolly ole Santa, possibly the applied on biggest attraction, emerging sound lira clinic this week. School Supl. from the chimoey on tha roof­ rsalnga! R. T. Mitwce reported. • Freo top float o f the Jaycees cap­ JACKSONVILLE B E A C H Bids far paving adjarent to tured all of us—and if you Mounting Drivers arc being versed • BU D G ET TERM S on m o d e r n transportation (U P I ) — Spare scicntlsl Dr. the n r » English Estates listened closely you heard problems hy Van Murdock. Werner Von Braun urged the School were to be opened by chuckling "ho-ho-bo" ami transportation division of the: public Wednesday night tu the School Board this alter- knew llie hearts of children .State Board of Public Instrue- support the J2t> billion pro noon, would be made glad 19 nights lion, Tallahassee; R a l p h gram tu put a man on the School Supl. It T. Milwrc from now when we climax Diggs, in rhsrge of county moon as a national rallying said the work is to be >om- this happy season celebrating FA 2-0451 405 W. FIR ST ST. Florida Distributor* For Denmaa Custom Eulll Tires -rhool transportation, a n d point and a military access, pleted prior 11 opening uf the Ihe real meaning of Christlschool but mechanics. * dy. (new school Jan. 8. mas. Caucus Set No Smoking aent number o f Sunday School claaaroomg to provide room fo r 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 O ff Altamonte Votes 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 School Drivers Attend Clinic We're Overstocked With *\ 1 V i’V ’Si-** si/ 20 Killed Moon Idea Board Due To Open Bids 1 T' 14" TIRES $ 6 66 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 04, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 04, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 ja M M u a a u o M It’s A Hail Of A Note At Commit !«■*» « P**«"> �State OKs Loan For Sanford Canal Study id* yearn i t t t e ' n * ' i i i t The trusts** of the Internal St. Johns • Indian River Canal. least $3,000 n year. It to t* Improvement Fund a (reed toThe money mill be re-paid be repaid out of an authorised day to tend MOOt to finance over a maximum period of levy of $2,500 a year against each of the four counties in the district! Seminole, Bre­ vard, Volusia and Orango. Sanford’* B Company of tbs Spokesmen for the district IMth Infantry's Second Bab talioa. Florida N a t i o n a l ■aid they were quite confident WEATHER: Chance of showera late afternoon or tonight; clearing and cooler Wednesday; low tonight In 50*. Guard, caa now relax. The the proposed canal from Solv­ local unit completed Us an­ United Press Leased W in Established 1908 TUES., DECEMBER 8; 196S SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 74 ent to tho Maytown area will nual 10 (Inspector General) be built and said there wan a inspection last night at the **"17?*7* chance tha loan could be re­ local Armory, Alt right, fel­ paid from conatraetioi funds lows! At ease! and over a 10-year rather than • • o 20-year period. WASHINGTON (LTD — If you don’t believe that • s o ■very vote counts just ask El­ Five ratera tarotvrd to (Be They said In the first thro* ton Bennett of Casselberry. In ralr o ad work rales dispute or four yean, tha district his race lor a Casselberry probably will need most ef the ■ow n ted today they would alderman's post Mooday, Ben­ 10,000 a year in tha authorIlia n i l dda week challeagnett eame up with 239 votes sad levy for operations. B at white Cliff Overman posted to* toe dectetoa ef ax aiMthereafter, they said, they Ml. City Commission agreed Irattest heard that woald might be able to let the entire e e o Monday evening to enter eliminate thousands ef rail $10,000 a year go to repay Because of his interest nod negotiations with a group of the loan. support of the Rotary Club's Sanford businessmen for the Atty. Gen. Richard Ervin boys* baseball program over told the dalegatlen ef legiethe years, President BIB construction of x m irina on store and representatives of Hemphill of the local organi­ the lakefront at an estimated j u w a ••• the district that the truitecn sation preseated ■ trophy at cost of $150,000. would Insist that the loan bn Monday’* noon luncheon meetJames Graham Chapman, repaid and at tha ter 11m t pos­ big to George Stine, n re­ sible time. tired Sanford businessman. spokesman for the group, out­ The trustees action follow­ Stine spesibeaded the move­ lined tentative plans to the 19 Named Commission and requested a ed a recommendation earlier ment here. The league he set TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — today from tha State Board up later became the Babe 30-year lease on the city's Sitting at the state school of Conservation that tha loan Ruth League. We know that boat basin. Commission mem­ board, the cabinet Inday nam bers expressed need for a be made. It alto had the back­ a lot of youngsters are Indebt ed 19 members to the legists marina but instructed Chap­ ing of tha State Canal Auth­ ed to Georgo for his fine work ttve created school timbers ority. over the years. We all appre man to return with more deprofessional practices act. tailed plans before the City A delegation headed by data Itl would enter into negotiations Stats Sens. Bernard Parrish, s o * THE JAYCEES CHRISTMAS PARADE Com­ UF Conference Titusville, and Mack Cleve­ Lsyue Patrick, an old class­ for such a long-term lease, mittee met with the junior trade body'* presi­ GAINESVILLE (UP1) — land, Sanford, urged tha Cabi­ mate of ours at Stetson, drop­ dent, Jim Smith, to review the highlight* of inat The University of Florida will Chapman said the group net to make the money avail­ ped In yesterday to chew the year’* event and put finiflhlnff touches on plans open its 14th annual Conferable to the survey of the pro­ SANTA CLAUS is coming to town, Jolly and fat about the big plans for plans to proceed step-by-step for the 1963 parade, scheduled for Wednesday. cnce on the Caribbean Wed posed waterway project, furry old muni Ho will bo riding on the Jaycee Stetson’s future. Layna is now in the program, commencing (Seated, left to right) are float chairman Kon e e e nesday with x lecture by flout in the Christmns pnrude Wednesday afterthe director of alumni affairs with a small start and eventRuwal, Smith, and parade chairman Dnve KtingCarlos Contreras, a Mexico The proposed canal weald noon. This bu*y old—ond perennially young— at the Hatter Institution. Stet­ ualty having slips for 161 ensmith. (Bock row, left to right) are Dave Ber­ City architect. join tha St. Johns River near mnn is taking time off from hi* workshop nt the son will receive n tremendous boats, along with side slips rien, parndc marshal: DeWItt Mathews, chair­ Lake Harney and cut to th a North Pole to fly down to Sunfonl to check on grant from the Ford Founds and space for a restaurant, man of jut lire* and diifnitaries, Wemlel) Davis, Owen Anntoy, newcomer to Agent Rewarded Intra-coastal waterway n ear all little boy* and girl*. (House of Ituhiju Photo) tion, provided the university toilets, gas and other services. in charge of transportation; Harold Chapman, Maytown. WASHINGTON (UPI) — matches it dollar for dollar. He indicated the ultimate the political scene in Cassel­ chairmun of publicity. Treasury Secretary Douglas Parrish said all owners of It’s a rail challenge for Stet­ plans call for construction of berry, Monday was elected Dillon presented a citation for property oeroeo which th a son alumni and Patrick's gut another dike to the west of mayor of the town topping exceptional bravery today to canal right-of-way woald ru n his hands full. But knowing the “bond shell" pier. his closest opponent, Kohn Clinton J. Hill, Mrs. John F. Commission instructed City Lady, by a total of llHl votes. wanted to donate the noeaa this fellow as we do we're Kennedy's No. 1 Secret Serv­ sary land to tho state. Ha sure former Stetsonites will Attorney William Hutchison George Howard and Cliff ice agent. and City Manager W. E. Overman regained their aeati sold the canal woald require corns through. Knowles to work with Chap­ on the Hoard of Aldvrmen • • • about 800 oerea of load. H a UN Compromise ■old the Und should ha aa> Out Casselberry way, again, man and his group in shaping although Cliff Overman won qulrtd os soon os poeolbla UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. residents there who have ob­ up plans for final negotiations. out only by two votes over (UPI)—Members or the Se­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — McCormack said following since property values to tha jections to the proposed new In other action, the Com­ Klton llcnm-tt, his closest oncurity Council worked Unlay Speaker John W. McCormack * meeting of Democratic con­ ores wen rising. comprehensive xoning ordin mission: position. County Commiitaion moved awiflly thlx • • * on a Scandinavian compromise announced today that aa ef­ gressional leaders with Presi­ Cleveland told the Cabinet ancc are reminded that Wed Uu« Sawyer and Mrs. Mary lo cram tcnct * move by the "Central proposal railing lor a strategic fort will be launched Monday dent Johnson that "os for as that tha legislative dstegunesday is the deadline for Heard Gee. H. Speer Jr. tmopposed exadtFlorida ■“ “ * |m iUw’f Indicating all embargo to force South Africa Jin pry the eirll rights bill out the leadership of' the House Hone in all of the eoentiea la­ 6 filing requests for ebangas. plead fog MtoUtotoka of perts proposed stnte unito end its racial segregation of the House ftulea Commit- la concerned every effort will te res ted In the canal had Ad complaints, the dock ing uwtotoL^toatto* Wl Ian to have tha new Ire and bring it to * rate on be made" to force the mea­ thrown their support to tha policy. hears, will be taken under Slate ito d a lH M to e d l'i the •r rates in dunty. sure out of tho committee. projoct. the Hoar. consideration by the town’s quest ter a raaptetn utility ---- -------lawyer taking MB Seminole Commissioners, e o e Rules Chairman Howard W. Governors Stalled soning committee and the agreement for the reconstruc­ and Mr*. Hawthorne, 377. disturbed by newt reporto Smith, D-Va., has made It Gov. Farris Bryant raid Board of Aldermen. After tion of 23th Struct; took under MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Countdown on other candi­ elsewhere that the “Com­ clear be wiU try to keep U the Cabinet wonted to be cer­ this, a public hearing on the a d v i s e me n't to name the dates gu\c Anstcy 23d, Lady, mittee" recommended Or­ Nina leaders of the national bottled up. ordinance wilt be scheduled. public libriry in the old jxist- 1.30 ami Carl Stoddard, la, tain that property owners la ange County with the ap­ governor* conference, stalled office building the “Cordell in the mayor's rare. Aldermen • • • Talking with newsmen at the area were actually inter­ proval of all seven coun­ on tha question of civil rights, the White House, the speaker ested in giving land to tha Tickets for Friday night’s Memorial Library;" directed wero Howard, 235, Overman, ties, directed Chalrmaa J. llcw to Washington today for said a petition to discharge state. Seminole of Sanford -vs- Os­ Hutchison to draft an ordin­ 2(1, Hennett. 2311 and C. 6. « ranIn a surprise move .ujndsy C. Hutchison to telegraph a (I p. m. EST) luncheon the bill from the Rulei unit The engineering study would ceola of Kissimmee affair ance for annexation of com­ Muirill, I3H. An overall total (i-iem-a with President Joanthe Slate Hoard of Control evening, the C ity Commission would lie filed Monday by set right-of-way for the canal* are now available. There’s a mercial property at the south­ of |U2 votes were cast. son. approved a second allocation It did not indorse the “Com­ Chairman Emanuel Ccller, D- designed to provide for chipslight increase over regular west corner of 27th Street and mittee's" recommendation N. Y„ of the House Judiciary mint of materials directly of $5,000 to the Chamber of By Bernice Kelsey season prices. Adult tickets Sanfonl Avenue. Powers Granted end. furthermore, Hemloole Committee. Celler's group has from the proposed cross-state A number of bids for the VATICAN CITY (UPI) — can be bought at most local Tabled a request by the Youths Asked To Commerce. County “Is very much In tho Ilte Chamber hod requested running to ksvo one of its Pops Paul VI, In a historic remodeling end refurnishing approved the legislation but barge cent! to the nation’s drug stores. Student tickets, Jaycees to provide a site for an inrreaso during budget two sites ei. led for tho document read to the Vatican of tho office of Oviedo City Smith's committee, which fil­ missile t n t center without tha however, are available only at an animal shelter and to Join Rifle Club Sanford boys and girls lie- hearings from the $10,unit at Council, today granted bishops Clerk Dot Courier w o r e ters legislation to the floor, now-necessary trip up tho St* Seminole High. By the way, name a Commissioner lo work new school." has taken no action on it. Johns River through Jackson­ tickets bought In advance are with the Jayrccs pending tween 12 and 18 years arc in­ located last year to $15.0011 Genersl Hutchison In­ sweeping new powers dealing awarded st Monday night's the same prices as those pur­ further information; passed a vited lu join the Junior Killc but the City at that time structed Clerk Arthur If. with such varied subjects as monthly session of the city (Earlier story on Pago 3.) ville. chased at the Memorial Stad- request by the federal govern­ Club being sponsored by donated only $5,000 for Cham­ Ilcrkwlth Jr. to telephono outdoor Hasses and marriagsa council. ment to purchase the vacant Sanford police. ber activities. dium’s box office. C nAIRMAN VERIFIES other County Commissions bet wren Romun Catholics and Council voted to lower end • • • lot adjacent to the obi postFirst session of the club Monday evening’s action In­ in the seven-county ores non-Human Catholics. Install a luminous-type ceiling CANAL ALLOCATION in the olfice. Jack Uratton The Seminole High Booster office pending future bidding; will be held at 2 p.m. Satur­ creases this year's allocation apprising them of Ihs Semi­ John Krlder, chairman of tho Electrical Company will do Club roster now totals 300, directed Finsnce Director day at the Police Rcncvolrnt by tho City to the Chamber nole County Commission ac­ Seek Clemency SL Johns • Indian River Canal TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — tho wnrk. •ays Mrs. Charles Meeks and Henry Tamm to draft a plan Association building on the to SI0,000. County Commission tion. District and manager of the previously had increased It* T w o Tallahassee Negroes, Low bids were accepted Mrs. Richard Elam, who head for equalising the value of lakelront. Chamber of Commerce, tele­ L o c a l Commissioners Hoys and girls will learn to allocation from $10,000 to Dan Wilkins, 18, snd Tommie from Oviedo TV to install a the organisation's member­ vacant lands. phoned The Sanford Herald were at a loss as to who shoot .22 caliber rifles for $20,000. Lee Williams, 17, sentenced to new and larger air-condition­ ship committee. This, they this morning from ’Ihllabosaeo romprise* the “Central Flo­ competition, sport and to die (or tlie murder of an el­ ing and heating unit and feel, is a mere drop in the Contract Let verifying tho above United rida Development Commitderly merchant, head a Hit of from Sweeneys of Sanford for bucket to what reasonably Press report and adding th at Steinmcyrr Hoofing a n d learn hunter safety. Brother Dies By Donna Estes Ire" although It was in­ i could be expected of parents Sheet Metal, only bidder with W. D. Ihompton, of Mag­ formed two Seminole resi­ 74 persons seeking clemency now office furnishings. No objections were voiced the members of the Board of the state pardon board Other improvement! will at a puhlic hearing conducted Conservation also met latev and fans of a conference $2,082, today was awarded the At Capital nolia Avenue, learned today dents are members of tho from at Its quarterly meeting here include a built-in work unit by the lamgwood City Council in the morning as the truateea championship school. contract to install a m-w J. L. Holiliy this of the death of his brother, com mil tee. Dev. 11. in the ufllco to bo Installed by Monday evening on a propos­ of the Internal Improvement at the County, Homo when is attending Gover- (>r. I.. L. Thompson, at Pitts­ Paul Campbell of Oviedo. An ed amendment In IIiu zoning Fund and gave further ap ­ Mother said there would County Commission met in nor Bryant’s safety confer* burgh, Pa. The funeral will t ; electrical outlet on tho exter­ ordinance to allow citrus proval of the <10,000 loan far be days like Monday when we special session. encc at Tallahassee. held Thundsy afternoon. Voting Light ior of the City Hall building Juice plants or citrus canning preliminary engineering and reported that the Chamber of Parade Line also will he Installed for uso plants to locate in the city. survey design to establish the Commerce's Board of Direct­ In 3 Towns upon special and holiday oc­ Only question raised came permanent alignment for the ors would m ui Tuesday night. Of March Voting checks shortly be­ Actually. the directorate Line of march for the casions wiien outside lighting from Daniel J. Scrreney who waterway. fore noon today at elections t hrislma* parade Wednes­ D needed. meets Thursday night in the Krlder added that Norman sought information on type of being held around the county day at 3:30 begin* s t First In other business, council drainage facilities lo he used Lund, a broker representing Ixibby Room of Sanford's Indicated that Monday's trend Civic Center at 7:30 p. m. Street snd Hanford Avenue. authorised payment of $50u to the property owners, told the In Casselberry for an “un­ The unitn will move down the county for maintenance at the new Tru-Juice Plant Main Item of businesa: elec­ which will continue construe- board members that 90 per usually light" vote could be tion of officers. First to Oak Avrnue, south work at the cily garbage and lion immediately. rent of the property owners the rase in all municipalities. on Oak la Fourth Street, dump yard. • • • Following adjournment of approved and that “all right In Altamonte Springs, 95 of Judge Vernon Mi/e, east on Fourth to Hanford Ihe hearing a continued sea of way will be provided to M7 registered had voted; in airour and up ra*t Second also president of the slim of the council was held, the state free-of-cherge." This Mayor Unable Lnngwood, 134 of S3S had Concert Association, phoned to Street to the F.lka Club. to officially adopt the soning represents approximately 800 turned out and in Oviedo only ■ay that the organisation's Ini­ Hands will be tunneled Into To Attend amendment after threo con acres, 33 of 440 had cist ballots. tial presentation will be given the parade at InlerisU. All sccutive readings. “This Is tha biggest •top," By Mona Grlnatead Dec. U. at the Seminole High units are requested not to In other business tlie low Krlder told The Herald, “ that North Orlando Mayor W. Sihool auditorium. The group disperse until they h a ft W. Anderson announced this hid of $1.98*. si submitted by we've made se far In this City Rejects will present Mias Lilian kallir, resrhed the Elks Hub. morning that he will be un­ American Cast Iron Pipe effort to make the 100-yearconcert pianist. The judge said Building Plan able to attend today’s 7:30 Company of Birmingham. old dream become a reality." tickets for this concert wilt ba p.m. regular session of the Ala., wax accepted for 1,200 (The State Legislature at one Tentative design for the mailed to members within a main building of the City's (ANTAT H ELPER 5AY5 Village Count'il due to an im- feet of six-inch mono-cast time appropriated funds for few days. No tickets are avail­ p o r t a n t previous commit­ American faitlle Joint pipe, construction of the renal but proposed $800,000 water works able to non-members. How­ ment. one six-inch by four-inch me­ the action "died" with tha plant was rejected by the ever, memberships ran still be In view of this fact, Ander­ chanical joint and two six- advent of the Civil War.) City Commission Monday eveobtained by railing Mre. Ralph ning. Krlder previously hail stated son has atked that discussion Inch mechanical joint tees. Austin Smith at FA 2-43*8. of his proposal to elect a five- The exchange of certain that with this allocation ap­ Terming the frontal design man citizens' charter board, property now owned by Christ proved engineers would com­ as “too much gingerbread," Meeting: Called which has received some op­ Episcopal Church with an mence immediately to align Commissioners directed City TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Sfansrer W. E. Knowles to re­ position from other members equal amount of property be­ tho canal right-of-way and o( the round!, be postponed longing to the city, as re­ acquire property preparatory Rep. Wclborn Daniel o( Lake turn for re-design the rlevatoday called an organization­ tluns submitted by Clark, SH O P PIN G D A Y S until a special meeting act for quested by the church, was to commencement of actual PERSONNEL of Dynutronicn, lnc., rained *800 Tor the United Fund of Diets, Painter and Associates, TO CHRISTM AS next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in discussed. The metier was construction of the $11 mil­ al meeting o1 the interim committee on governmental Seminole County und this was matched by the firm. Pictured here Paul of Urbans, 111. the Civic Building. lion water-way which la ex­ taken under advisement. S H O P FOH OIF I 5 reorganisation and efficiency D, Lewis J r , UF drive chairmun, accept* a check for *1,600 from Georite The plant will b« located Presiding at today's meet­ The December meeting of pected to attract a greatly ba­ for Dec 10 in the House F. Anderson fright), executive vice president, while William M erritt s t Paula amt I-nke Mary IN OUH AD P A C E S ing will he Vice Mayor Arthur the council will he held at 8 rrelled pleasure snd commer­ speaker's conlvxuuv room. Roads. p.m. Thursday, cial water tsoffte. Fcrrin. (left), personnel malinger, looks on* (Herald Photo) e i« c (Ell? g>anfari> lijmtUk Bulletin City Agrees To Discussions On Marina Ansley Elected Mayor 01 Casselberry County Nails Rumor Orange Site Okayed & House W ill Try For Rights Bill Passage £SZS Cily OKs Second $5000 For C. Of C. Oviedo Council Approves Work On Ciiy Hall No Objection To Plants In Longwood �.......... ■ •' ” " . •7 7 '- v ; ■5ije — ----t^ > :y ' (b v y -y i- \ Leoei Tefal Near MiHon Johnson Praises Agent's Heroism B O T H G K A D U tt o f M rs. H elen R ich er'* d u g a t Luka M ary E t e n n t n r y School p resen ted a program f o r th * aebool len t W ndnendny m o m ta g *otitled T h * F l n t T h a n k ig h rin f." T aking Junior High To Present Louis L. Kinard To 'Conquer Hate' Dies At Hone *y Frames W ssto Membora of the Sanford Junior High Glee Chib and Band will present the first Christmas program of the m son in Lake Mary for Thurs­ New York's buttling Well day1! I p. m. masting of the Street • group of a ngleccrn Lake Mary Chamber of Com­ merce. ■topped in their trecke. "If urn pnt • mlOton Had OM of their compu­ No business a s e e l on la ya in mm si a scheduled for thla meeting end pewriton a id let them feck ters boated 1 circuit? From «ut o< tbs mouth of ell residents of the community way h r a million yeari, cm •f them will wrtto 'Hamlet’ " the electronic marvel cam* are urged by Chamber Presi­ poetry — real beatnik stuff. dent Richard Keogh to attend the special program. Refresh­ Th wit: ments will be served. The Lake Mary Map Broth"Our bloom flayed evilly urea have been printed and are through ugly bodies And water loomed evilly e’er now ready for distribution. Clergy Check Use special Christmas Cerda Your fro o a biased freely with the Lake Mary story also Labor Views BRISTOL, England (UP!) have been made available 'round ugly again thla year and ere 00 — Fire Bristol clergymen — A foe itched” •ale by the membership end four Anglican* and a Baptist ■t business locatives in the —went to work In faetorlso to determine worken' attitude* flayed stewly up on religion and discovered that fnrtlvw bodies only two per cent of tha men And light flayed blindly e'er DALLAS (UFD-flof. John they worked among attended crowded face* Robbins Rites onnally, emotionally aattsg church. While gloom biased foully :hy be waa eparad and the "The experiment ahowed Set Wednesday from broke* fovea , roaldent slain, acid from bis Our genes giggled.” FtmeraJ services for Fred­ that tha working world is a oapltal bad tbat John Ran­ erick Harmon Robblni, SI, of territory about whleb tha dy might dn In death what Shades of T. S. ElietT Oviedo will be held at 2 p.m. church know* nothing. Wa j could not do la Ufa: Not exactly. About a year Wednesday at the First Bap­ cannot ovan apeak their lan­ “That la to ao abock and ago, Clair PhllUppy, to year tist Church or Oviedo, with guage. We don’t know the ' on the nation, the ptople old computer specialist at the Rav. Jack Bryant official sort of pressures they a n .id the world of wbat li hap- Lancestar, Pa., looked at his lag. Interment will be In the subject to," the Rev. J. B. .nlng to ua. of the eanceroua cold, calculating electronic Oviedo Cemetery. The Nl Chutter said. uwth that la being per­ computer and got an Idse. If black Funeral lloma of Cat illed to expand and enlarge the brainy machine could turn aelberry Is In charge of ar11?If upon the community out figures on blanks why not rangameote. 3 Soldiers Die ml the society in which we blank veraeT Robblni, an Oviedo resident vo, that breeds hatred, big- PhllUppy got up a basic vo­ for the past 30 years, waa In Copter Crash fry and Intolerance , , cabulary of 100 words which fatally injured in an auto ac FT. BENNINU, Go, (UPI) r nnnally alio gave a vivid he fed with some minor In- cIdeal Sunday night on State — Three aoldlsra were killed ..-ount of those fateful see- struct ion* to his machkia. Ha Road 418 north of Oviodo. In the fiery crash of a large ids whan, a* he tanaly put separated the words accord­ hs'lcoptsr hare Monday. "Wa want from great joy, ingly, Into nouns, adjectives, Th* Army Identified the eat anticipation, to great verbs and adverbs, and In­ dead man aa 3ft. 1C Edward Doctor Warns agedy." structed the machine to came E. Ghss, 83, Quitman, Ga.j Speaking of the "magnlfl- up with a four-tine verse, al­ Of Birth Pills 8pc. 4 Gary D. Welle, '12, nt“ motorcade tour through lowing TO words for tha Initial IVIMBI.EDON, E n g l a n d Itiner, Vn., and 8pc. 4 Bell Y. inline, the governor laid: threu lino* and 30 words for (UPI) — A tirltiah doctor Takahasht, ifo, Cincinnati, "We had Just turned the the final punch Une. warned Monday that the use Ohio. inter (into Elm Strcat) . . . The result Is poetry. Or » Ten other soldiers were In­ of birth control pills Instead 1- heard a shot . . . I turned claim PhiUlppy’a bosses with of other contraceptive devices jured, two seriously, when my left, cad the President a smile. "The poems are at could Istd to a dangsruus tin- helicopter crashed and t tlumpcil. times reminiscent of Donne, venereal disease epidemic. burned. The CU34 helicopter "I!o said nothing Hlake end such modern poets Dr. Ernest Claxtun, assist­ was designed to carry IH per­ As I turned I waa hit and as Eliot and Cummings," they ant secretary of tha British sons. knew I was hit badly. I announced to toe world. Mtdlcal Association, aald In * icw the President had been PhllUppy himself doesn’t lecture, "oral contraception t and I said, ‘My God, they like poetry —- "I've never lik­ gives no protection against f going to kill us all.' ed It," he declared during a ‘•Then there ws» a third visit to New York to demon­ disease, and If it comas into widespread use tbera could be •>t and the President was strate (lie technique. a dangerous epidemic." t again. To date, PhllUppy and the AIK CONDITIONER 'When far was hit, she tot computer have produced H. B. Pope Co., Inc. Mrs, Kennedy) said, ‘Oh my more than 4,000 selections of od. they have kilted my beatnik verse. Rhine Bridge For Tho Finest Year Around Weather Conditioner ikbancU-Jackt Jack!* Ha* science gune too far FEDDBR8 Is Renamed "After the third shot the this timer Apparently not. Hale* — Moreis* BONN. Germany (UPI) — 1 -fret Service said, 'Gat out Wrote one school teacher ‘100 S. Park Ave. Sanford here und get u* to a boa- who heard about the procees: Homi's only bridge across the FA 2-4234 Rhine River was named the talV* “ I realise that computer time CtmqeUy mid they didn't la extremely valuable and John F. Kennedy Urldge in AUTO SERVICE ' 11 him the President wee costly; however, what la In a ceremony Monday night. 1 1 until the neat day, Hat* the mind of a child In my A plaque bearing tha name HARRY ADAIR’S day, ''After 1 waa conscious ttauroom Unlay may tie an of tbs late President was un­ GULF SERVICE ’ nough to really understand, Einstein or a Maxwell (the veiled by U ,S Ambassador Tiros • Battens* • Accessories Road AAA Service wa* in* itL'wa to me because Scottish physicist) of tomor­ Georg* C. McGhee. Guaranteed Brake A Muffler uaa almost sure he would row . . . the spark you have Service ■ .liter the two shots I felt produced may Ignite a flame French A 1st. • had taken . . . because I . . . a flame of Interest and FA 2-6622 TERM. Italy (UPI) — Re­ FA 2-0621 rsonally felt that 1 had been motivation.'' 'ltd, too, whan 1 received PhllUppy was adamant. “ 1 tired bariton* Corrado Tavan- FEEDS sltil don't Ilka poetry,” he tl diet! of heart paralysis • y allot " •aid. "1 did It as ■ demon­ at thla bouis bare Monday. Sanford Flour and .liter laying her cage, the stration to show what this U* waa 76. Tavanti sang in th* world’* Feed Store '. male octupue does not eat machine will do.” die guarding them for aa What the machine will do leading oners houses during Jim Duud> Kwvda ag a* ilk weeks. After Urn tot budding putte having trou­ hi* 44-yasr career. Composer Timothy a * j^ C » tto u b«d st egg to hatched, she ai­ ble potting words together to Giacomo Puccini ostca describ­ Peed *9.40 par 100 ta ed him aa "tha beat artist I Cow ry* dies within 1 week, 110 poems a minute. Fittenlng and Fattening ay rvpt rtt at Marlmdand of Rentals begin at ft,Mi) a could have for the role of 820 Sanford Av*. Sanford .'Wide. month. SeWpla" In "Tbsca." onnally Hopes dr Some Good rom Tragedy orlty reports on th# bill pub­ lished several weeks ago. Tha aaven lawmakers wen: WllUam M. HcCollocb, Ohio} John V. Lalndsay, N. Y.j Clark M a c G r e g o r , Minn.) Charles MeC. Mathlaa Jr., Md.) William T. Cahill, N. J.; James E. Bromwell, Iowa, and Gamer E. Shrlver, Kan. Their report cam* as backera of tha civil rights bill were trying to forca tha Southernled House Rules Committee to clear the measure for action. However, thla waa not expect­ ed to happen before early Jan­ uary. Other congressional news: Textiles: House Democratic leaders today called np a long■tailed hill to give U. 8. textile manufacturers • better break In buying price supported American cotton. Republicans called a party policy eeoaion at which opponents hoped to firm up opposition. However, tha bill's backers claimed th* votes wsr* on hand to pass the measure. Stockpile: A special Senate subcommittee asked for views of government agencies today on a mw blueprint for control of the nation’s multi-billion dollar s t r a t e g i c materials stockpile. Edward A. McDer­ mott, director of the Office of Emergency Planning and Bar nard L. Boutin, General Serv­ ices Administrator, were cal to testify. Hollywood Stars To Wed HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Ac­ tress Susanna Pleahette and aetor Troy Donahno will bo married Jan. 4. The bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eug-.-na Pleahette of New York, announced tha plana Monday. Pleshetta la a tele­ vision executive. Miss Pleahette and Donahue who has a large following among u tn eg* fans, or* un dsr contract to Wamar Bros. A R E A D IR EC TO R Y Singer Dies INSURANCE AUTO St PROPERTY IN SU RA N CE All Linen W ritten Briny Your Insurance Problems To U* — BAll-BLAIR AGENCY 2)8 8. Park Ave. FA 1-644’ RANKOwn. FLA. PLUMBING R L HARVEY PLUMBING Complot* Installations • Repair* Bathroom and Kitchen Fixtures Water Pumps Free Estimate* VACUUM CLEANERS SANFORD Vacuum Cleaner florvtew Parts A Hasp lisa For All Makes Inrludlng Klretralux Free Pkk Up l'h. FA 2-32»J Ut terrorlati who tried with bulkta and bomba to aabotaga the election ami intimi­ date the voter*. Cuba’* Premier Fklel Cen­ tro bad iet the prevention of the election a* the No. 1 Urpet of the Red underground In Vonauela. In Havana Monday night, the Cnatro regime denied offi­ cial Vcneiuelan charge* that the Communists have been amoggllng arma from Cuba to the temrUta In Veoaxuela. A communique alined by aim ding, Brian is, Tom Boson (Hsrald Photo) Rights Bill Urged WASHINGTON <UPI> — Sevan Houaa Republicans to­ day issued a plea for passage of the civil tight* bill, saying it was needed to “conquer the forces of hate" loos* la the nation. All members at tha Houaa Judiciary Committee, the Re­ publicans aald the bill waa not a cure-all for the nation's "tils" but they aald it erould eliminate "many of the wont manlfaaUtiona of racial pre­ judice.” Tha GOP members Issued their own argument to follow up tho main majority and mln- Poetry W ritten With No Effort Jimmy Dunham. Louis L. Kinard, R , dted at hia home Monday. Born March Xt, UN in Hampton, S. C., be had lived la Laka Monro* for th* past flva months. Ha waa a retired machinist and a member of North Park Maaonle Lodge 44* in Indianapolis, lad. Survivors a rt ana slater, Mrs. Clyde C. Musa of San­ ford and ■ brother, Joseph W. Kinard of Lake Monroe. Funeral service* will ba bald at 1 p.m. Wedneiday at Briaaoa-Funsral Home with Rav. Joe Douthitt of tha Laka Monroe Baptlit Church offi­ ciating. Burial will ba in Evergreen Cemetery. The remitting w U i were split smoeg five also-ran candidates. Leant ilifltted comment an the rmulti, saying be wtti n i l until the official return* ire In before claiming victory. The fact that more than M per cent of VeneiueU’a regiaten d voters w*mt to the poll* first tbo(, Mr. Youngblood Jnatmt ly leaped across tha front m at of my car, pnahnd me to tha floor and shielded a y body with his own body, ready to anerifleo hia Ufa for mins," Johnson sold. But the lithe, aU-foot agent said tea felt "any agent In tha aarvlca would have dona tha same thing." Ha aald thla as though kn could not be­ lieve anyone might otherwise. A irlines Talk ALGIERS (UPI) — Nego­ tiations opened here today on tha establishment of n com mortis) airline agreement betwrn A'garit and tha flovtot Unton. Mrs. Kennedy Returns To Finish Packing WASHINGTON (UPI) Mr*. Job* F. Kennedy re­ turned Sunday to finish the somber task of packing bar family goods and moving from the Whit* Houaa. Tha former F ln t Lady, ac­ companied by lix-yeir-old Carolina and thrce-year-old John J r , flaw back to the capital aboard an Air Forca Jet after (pending Thankaglv log at Hyannli Port, Mass., with bar slate husband’* fam­ ily. She was expected to move later this week from tba ex tcutiwa mansion to t b a Georgetown boms owned by Assistant Secretary of State Averell Harrlman. Laoni’a victory in tba elec­ tion had been predicted by virtually every political ob­ server In Veneauela. but Cal­ dera's strong showing came aa ■ surprise. Jovito Vtilalba of the left­ ist URD party, who finished fourth, hod been regarded a* ■ likely ruananip. Caldera's Copal party to al­ lied with the dominant Demo­ cratic Action Party in Vanerue la's current coalition gov­ ernment—a lineup tha Legal administration to expected to continue. Accurals Complete News Coverege ra-to mail or bring, this coupon and have the Sanford Herald 4J delivered daily to your door for O n ly ..................... PER WEEK �TVCoverage Of Roby T rill M's Qqsed..... Now-Taking Shape Up To Judge Corporation Among Twins '64 Election Issue Book On Assassination Planned NrW YORK (UFI) - J ? * k - fwqi fellow Jpw w ijgatehL p i te tic* ergretoatten to ton to hare od Press International ac «f m kktovteal o* tha Amcrtean Hcrttaga said tha By Halses Alexander of Tower's mala that will serve m a chapter to world Ma­ ha baaed aa UPl’a llalfing Company WASHINGTON (UPI) — WASHINGTON, D, C. — ing to u e o rk the vials of political passion which aba tod, The proposal to totevlaa (he Monday that they will beginning wHh tha late Proe­ W u John F. Kennedy assassi­ very briefly, during the tra­ DaBas trial of accused slayer borate to the publication of a to hard seven, will fellow m 's arrival to Dallas and nated because the Secret Ser­ gic Interval at Mr. KaflMdy’f Jack Ruby today recalled f r k e p o r t . m . (u p i ) — «M format of American Heri­ ok on tha aaaaariwaWm of ondtog wkh hla burial to ArEhrta and Matvin Demeier mat vice and FBI were watchla* death and burial. Three in­ tage. thn m*gestae ad history. Bngtan National Cemetery. intents by tap federal Jur­ President Kennedy. Margaret and Elisabeth Pinch every Radical Rightist In Dal­ vestigations— Federal, Con­ Thomason aaid a apodal Mima Thomason, yriildaot ists eoadamnlnf such cover­ at tha 1050 International las and letting Lunatic Left­ gressional and Texan— are of UPI. am! J o a n Patton, staff of UPI aewo sad picture w haltingly in motion to age. 'Elephant Bay* Twin* Convention in St. Louie. ist* like Lee Harvey Oswald executives, under the dkoettea search out the eauaae of Ruby has been Indicted on president of Americas Heri­ Tha twin brother* ware ran wild? LEESBURG (UPI) of Earl J. Johnson tage said the book would be Sabu, 39, Dies a Iacted Joint praaldanta of tha Senator John Tower (R, JFK 's foul n murder charge to eocnoc- on elaborately iBuetrated f t Wart, M, of a t sad editor, la HOLLYWOOD (UPI) _ finaaaoclation at tha meeting. Texas) has railed this ques­ a n of these ttos with tha fatal ■hoofing of documentary account of the with Joseph J. Thoradihe Jr., VM reported to bo, lamed "Elephant Boy" Tha alatara were picked aa tha tion In an Interview with me. tar coma up with plausible dkion •( a hospital Mooday Lea Harvey Oswald, a ltoged events in Dallas and Washing­ editorial director aI American of the movies, died Mooday moat Identical twin* in at­ The Senator waited for a de­ reports. ton during tho four fateful Heritage, to the aelecttea and night after ha was shot by of a heart attack at hla hem*. cent Interval after Mr. Ken­ Otherwise, the sanaatioaal assassin of President Ken­ tendance. two policemen following death editing of the material for Tha two couplea were mar­ nedy’s stately, heart-touching and unprecedented Issue f a nedy. He will, of count, bo days to late November. threats to hla wife and taw Be was 99. Tbo title of the book will the book. Presidential slaying will ha Born Sabo Dastagtr to a ried Juno 29. 1952 and they funeral, but now be says: tried to a Texas court M l a a announced later. M la "United Press International middle dasa Moslem family took np realdenc* in adjoin­ ‘‘We have reports from at tha center of next year's federal court PoUcu surrounded tha Ward scheduled to start coming off la Mysore. India, ha was tho ing bouaca on a farm at Lena, Texas that the Rightist fig­ •lection. Texas and Colorado a rt tha home to a residential section tho presses early to January o of Shalk Abraham, th* 111. Each alater gar* birth to ures were closely watched only autos which Wave tha bare aad when Ward refused At that time UPI will make elephant trainer for tha Ma­ during the President's visit question oI tele vis tog or a girl, and later to a boy. to throw down hla gnu, shot k available to subscribers at Laat year, both alater* aued to Dallas on Nov. 23. It ap­ broadcasting triala ^ to thn reduced pre-publication rates him to tha leg wkh a 13- harajah of Kanpur. Babu’a discovery lad to pears that the Leftist figures presiding Judge. Tha Judge for divorcee on Identical gauga shotgun and is tha aide for resale under their individ­ tany films during aad bil­ scheduled to preside a t Raby’a ual auspices and Imprint Dis­ chargee of cruelty, each claim­ were not watched." with a pistol. lowing his schooling to Eng­ Tower, a conservative hut trial. Judge Joe Broom, has tribution to retail book stores ing they were atruck by their Ward'a wife, Jo A bo , had PALM BEACH (UPI) _ land and tha United States. no radical by any definition, not yet decided what coverhusband*. Ailing former ambassador eacapad hum the houaa ear­ They Include "Drama," "Tha la an anti-Btrchlte, The Con­ Circuit Court Judge Marvin age to permit lier aad asked polio* to arThief of Bagdad," "Lmgla Joseph P. Kennedy' and hla rest him. In >963 both the Judicial 19 In VAH-9 P. Burt granted divorce da- gressional Record of Fab. 6, Book." “End ol the River," Conference of tha United creea to both wivaa Friday, 1962. will prove It. On that wife, Roe*, began their usual "White Savage," “Scog of giving each cuatody of tha date, Tower caused the re­ PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - States and the American Bar A re Promoted winter vacation hen today India" and many others. Association strongly disap­ children and each got poaaea* printing of a famous article after spending n mournful la a ceremony at quartan Karl Appoints In the right-wing mags line, Protestant church Madera will proved of televising trials. alon of a 1960 family ear. "National Rcvlaw," In which pay a unique tribute tonight The argument to favor of behind the Heavy Attack Thanksgiving In the wake of Campaign Chief Putnam Sells the John Birch Society leader, to America's first Roman broadcast coverage la that the Squadron • spaces, 19 enlist­ their aon’a assassination. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Robert Welch, was drummed Catholic President people's "right to know" is ed VAH Niners were promot­ Tha Kennedy* arrived hare Rep. Fred B. Karl of Day- Road Bonds ed to the next highest rate. Monday with Uielr niece out of the Conservative Mom­ In Philadelphia’s massive baste to American liberty. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Included were one promo­ aboard th* Kennedy plana, the toea Beach has appointed Mi­ ent. Therefore, the greater the ami attorney Robert Terry aa The Putnam County CommiaNevertheless, Tower baa Convention HaO, more than scope of coverage, the better tion to Master Chief and th* Caroline. been the target of Leftist 5,000 representatives of 31 n bow Justice is administered. to Senior Chief. The men and Tha former ambassador, 75 chairman of hla campaign for akm Monday sold *2J million governor. to road refunding bonds to crackpots who blame the Ken­ J ot denominations will Join in The Credit Women's Club In addition, the Sixth Amend­ the rate to which they were year* old and partially para­ Terry reilgned from the Goodby A Co., Naw York, at advanced are aa follows: R lyzed, has maintained a home of Sanford will have a dinner nedy assassination on Rightist thanking God lor tha “inspir­ ment to the Constitution guar­ Development Commlisten to average interest cost of meeting Dee. 11 at 7:00 p.m. extremists. Undaunted, the ed leadership, unswerving vi­ antees the accused a "public T. King, AUCM. H. W. Shaw, at this oceanald* resort for a ATCS, E. L. Rose, ATCS, R. number of year* where Preal taka the Job aiding th* Demo­ 3.5446* per cent trial." at the Mayfair Inn, and ex­ Senator will demand invest! The Development Commis­ tend an invitation to those In­ gallon of his Dallas reports. sion and courageous dedica­ In I960, at the University of T. Forres, AQCS, R. L. Fo­ dent John Kennedy and hla cratic candidate. tion" of John F. Kennedy. Colorado, Supreme Court Jus­ ley, ADJI. S. <n) Di Giov­ wife and children often visit­ Cfy. Farris Bryant aaid sion. which handled (ha sate terested In the credit field He sticks by his conviction aftet Karl's announcement interdenominational tice William O. Douglas de­ anni, ATN2, K. D. Sewell, ed. that America’s wont enemies T h a to attend. memorial aervlcu for the ADJ2, C, E. Curry, ATX3, C. The parents came here from Monday that he had not ap­ voted an entire speech to an­ Alexander J. DeMarco, pub­ have been mlildentitled: assassinated President will be swering these arguments. R. Davia, ATNJ, J. D. Werth, "The Radical Right," he Hyannts Fort, Mass., where pointed a successor for Tar­ lic relatione field director of held to connection with the "It is a 'public trial' that ATN3, D. A. C u nningham , they spent Thanksgiving with ry. says, " Is th« symptom of a Miami financial firm and triennial General Assembly of tha Sixth Amendment guar­ AMH3, E. R. Holton, AMSS, the President's widow, Jec director of Florida Conaumer the disease we call ex­ the National Council ol antees" he said, ", I . but F. W. Fort, PN3, L. J. Wolh queline Kennedy. tremism. The Radical Left is Finance Aaaoclation will speak Churches. It marka the flrat this guarantee is for the bene­ iewicx, PT3, D. M. Gollohln, on "credit la tha way of life the disease itself." Was there a failura in high time to Rs history that the fit of tha accused, not the AQB3, C. L. Wallace, AQB3, today." DeMarco has spoken throughout the South and places to take the Marxist National Council has devoted press . . . the concept of the E. A. Jones, AQ3, D. R. Brevard Votes given tectum to club# and menace aa seriously aa the an entire assembly aseslon to pobtie trial is not that every O'Reilly, AOS, R. W. Mon, universities on tha wise nsa of Blrchite menace? Did that booortag tha memory of ant member of the community AEZ. On Jai-Alai failure contribute to the Pres­ should be able to see or hear credit. TITUSVILLE (UPI) — Bre­ Some of the Protestant lead­ ident1 * coming within gunfire Mrs. Madeline Coveny, pub­ it vard County resideota wont ers who will take part in to­ "A public trial la one that Key Club Boll licity chairman, said this la of a Leftist crackpot? U la i night's tribute ware among hideous thought to com tem­ to the poll* today to decide la open rather than closed— tha outstanding meeting of those who publicly expressed —a t r i a l that p e o p l a Being Planned pi ate, but R cannot be dis­ whether or not (bey want a the credit women thle year and the local club has Invited carded for that reason. Even fear, during the 1910 presi­ other than officials can at­ Key Club members at Bern Jal alal fronton with pari­ dential campaign, that a Cath tend. The public trial exists Inole High School are com the state officer* and club If Oswald turns out not to mutuel windowa after an In­ member* from Melbourne, have been the killer (and we olle President might Jeopar­ because of the aversion which pleting plana for the big Key junction to keep Um State dize religious liberties. Uherty-lovlng people had to­ Club Holiday Rail. Jacksonville, Daytona, Tampa may never know), Tower has During hla brief presidency, ward secret trial* . . . that DOWNTOWN SANFORD The date has been set for Racing Comm la*ton from In­ and Orlando to hear the ex­ much documentary evidence Kennedy refuted those feats to show that tha m u was one terfering with the election Dec 30: tha place—Mayfair la th* reason our gourta arc perienced apeaker on a sub­ was upheld In Miami Mooday. 'open to the public, not be­ Inn, and the time B-13 p. m. ject concerning the majority who bote watching. In January, 1962, Oswald respect of Protestant leadara cause the framers wanted to Jeff Williams and Larry The racing commission and of people. Call Mr*. Polly Shields, wrote from Minsk, in Rus­ sa have few presidents of provide the public with re­ Sherwood, publicity chairmen, the Brevard County sheriff* creation or with instruction in aaid Nick Pfeifauf and his office had claimed th* elec­ program chairman or Mrs. sia, complaining to his Sen­ modern times. Kennedy had accepted an the ways of government.” band will play for th* dance. tion would be moot sine* the Polly Jones at the Credit ator that the Soviets were R e f e r r i n g to television, During the evening the ident­ backers of the proposed fron­ Bureau to make raaarvationa holding him and his Russian- Invitation to address the Gen born wife In the USRR against oral Assembly tonight. In Douglas said: ity of the Key Club Sweet­ ton did not turn in a finan­ before Friday. their will. Upon Inquiry at the stead of scheduling a substl cial report prior to Nov. 50. "Tbo already great ten­ heart will be announced. Slate Department, Tower was tut* apeaker, council leaders sion on the witnesses are In­ told that Oswald was a man arranged for the memorial creased when they know that DeBary Club who had "requested that his service, conducted by the millions of people watch their BATES, MORGAN JONES American cltlsenshlp be re­ Rev. Dr. Eugene Carson every expression, follow each To Meet voked." and also a man who Blake, stated clerk of the word. The presence and par­ By Mrs. Adam Muller CALL The regular monthly meet­ had previously, on Nov. 2, United Presbyterian Church ticipation of a vast unseen ing of the DeBary Arts and 1959, sworn to this affidavit: and former president of the audience creates a strained Crafts Club will be held at 10 "1 affirm that my allegiance National Council. and tense atmosphere that a. m. Thursday at tha Mansion la to the Soviet Socialist Re­ Dr. Blake said the service will not be conducive to public." would pay tribute especially quiet search for truth." House. BATES, PACIFIC MILLS M O V I N G A N D S T O R A G E C O . I NC The club’s Religion In Art Yet the Federal Govern­ to Kennedy’s "championship (All SJsaa — Including King A Qaaao Hire) exhibit la being shown at the ment, having helped Oswald of liberty and equality" and F A 2 9 5 1 1 to return, apparently did not The Biblical name Zucharto his "leadership on behalf Mansion t h r o u g h o u t the month of December. This mark him as a dangerous of civil rights and racial Jus­ lab means "the Lord remcm5 0 4 Ct ' l o y Av e . S . m t o r i l . Fl . i show, which received wide ac­ citizen. Oswald was abls to tice." claim in past years, la on dis­ buy a murder weapon, hide MAUTinx a w M BOOM... plenty himself with the weapon in a play In the Main Gallerlea, In alt-new American*. m aw warehouse along the route of U.S.-built carl* wider Mr. Kennedy’s fatal Journey mous Former Sanford In Dallas. Why wasn't Oswald under surveillance? Was it Resident Dies because the Federal Govern­ Mia* Eleanor IlerrinrfWaah ment, and to some extent the ington, D. C., died Saturday general public, have really 8 AYDAH, following a short Illness. come to believe that foolish, Miss Herring' formerly of ill-mannered hecklers w ho SCRANTON Sanford, was tna daughter of apit at Adlal Stevenson repr* the late Judge and Mrs sent a graver danger than the George Griffin Herrin. She is Communist system w h o s e survived by one brother, Cap members and fellow travelers tain Griffin Herrits/ U.H.N are the terrorists in Vene­ (ret.) and one slater Sirs, Sal zuela, the guerrillas In Viet lari Rhanes. Nam and the conquerors of Funeral services were held Cuba? Dec. 2 in Columbia, S. C. ■ONUS BUY IN IXTiaThese queries at the heart VAtlMMATVWUat n o d ­ us emt: Deep-Dip rust- *NAIT 0W at aucxm . . . **- m m rem rem m m m w m m a m a proofing. Double-Safely cuing opt ion* of itim reclining I I 11 M l D I L D 1 ^ /1 Police Shoo! Angry Husband Elder Kennedy! In Palm Beach Protestants Pay Tribute Tonight To Kennedy Credit Women Meet Dec. 11 CAP To Sponsor A on l i tg f li l 7:30 p. m. today by tho Saoth Semtaale Mqandna, Ctv0 Air Patrol. Special great wfll ho Mrs. Dorothy Auafia, of tha Baart wttt expiate tha ucas aad abow film*. Tha meeting wfll ho hold to the North Orteoda office building «• Oviedo Rood. AR persons ad tha a m are tori tod to attend with aa especial in­ vitation txtendsd to of tho police and fire departments. 4-H Moating Set Thursday ■y Mens Grtoataod Mia Myrtle Wilson, ol* C an ty horn* tlon agent, will meet to North Orlando Thursday with stria of tha area who are hitor art •d In 4-H Club work. Tha matting will bo bald to tha Ctvie Building hi the vil­ lage recreation area bestowing at 4 p. aa. Peters m aath^a will bo held en the first end third Thondaya t i too amrth needed. Any the gJrfe to should n t l o n d a i f l t A f j n t n h o m £ (jt M O V I N G ? Bedspreads Sheets Table Covers NEWEST BEAUTY LOWEST PRICES S8!£wU*ss£" ItH IlIBLtlf 0*1 lUCITHM *M SEMIS Blankets CHATHAM Bridge Sets 8AY0AH SANFORD’S LARGEST DISPLAY OF NAME BR A N D U*m lUmbtor AmarInn 440 iMrdto# mum. BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS. INC. 4 a»i w «* First Street, Sanford, Fla. m year Rambler deeleci to 4a Watch th* Danny Kay* Show on THS-TV, Wedneiday evening*, 10:00, Channel < Buy Early — L et U s G ift Wrap �_ 5 1.'.n .1 .___ Open the Door, Richard!" m VI Political Notebook Cm f t ¥ » l r e i Coiamcnirt atJm north, l a In- f t t a a return** treat Feb* U m raeommendlng more aU for th at country and he ad. Tiaeed by fear w m f ti F tn ldeal Ayah Khan* rW t ta America ao ea ally worth cultivating. This year Johnson has v i s i t e d the Seandanavian conatriee and delivered Im­ portant trade policy etatomonte ta Karapoan Common Market ministers ta Amster­ dam and Brussels. The important point Is not that Pnnldent Johnson al­ ready knows sad has visited many of the world's leading statesmen — excluding only the Russians — bat that ha Social Security Warning cu ll wagon of at law IMP. Ia mom eases thny even refuse 9* work for a housewife who doe*. Bat Soda! Security administra­ tors petal out that when a worker lotnr claims soda! security payments ha m o t list hia former employer*. If these —picyera h u e not reported aaah wage* paid to their employee oath calendar quarter, as required by taw, the Social Security Admini­ stration mast than contact them and require then to file reports. The employer must then pay not only hi* share of tha tax but also the employe's tax plus penalty and inter­ e st This regulation, says tha Social ninUtration, applies to •mployw who am paid d o r q u a rte r. T h e b u t ab id e by th n regulal th e tioM, tro u b le, pi te rs n t th a t w ill aural; later* Thought For Today For those who Uvo according to tho -flash sot their minds on tho things of the floab, but thorn who Uvo according to tha Spirit act their minds on the things of tha Spirit — I wonder If wo h en really grown to the point whore tho else of enouae In which p-peraon lives will bavs lit­ tle in te rn to his neighbors, but what he contributes In mind aud character to tho community will bring him respect and admiration. — Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt Unclassified And being a lefty or south­ the right aide, thereby ceas­ paw, does have certain assets ing him to reach with the today, a t least In baseball right hand. pitching. Since hendedncia !• chiefly King David also bad an en­ e matter of habit, It starts at tire regiment of left-handed birth, even though moit par­ soldiers who wen sharpshoot­ ents ere not ewers of it till maybe n year later. ers with their slings. But modern echool desks Indeed, some medical sci­ and musical Instruments a n entists believe It begins n usually built for right-hand­ month BEFORE birth. For tha usual poiltion of the ers. So it la more convenient to unborn baby In the womb dur­ teach your child to change ing the final month le such over from hia left to his right that hie right arm is more hand. free then the left. Remember, yon don’t aeed Unborn babies thus may ot say n word or shout a sin­ wave their right hand around gle syllabi* to changa n lefty far more than the left during thle final month of pregnancy, into n right-hander. Start when he is a toddler •o this makes them prefer lta and Just offer him toys on tho use AFTER birth. tide which wit) prompt him to My brother, Dr. John Crane, famous economist et lows reach with his right hand. For handtdntsa Is chiefly a Wesleyan, w u e southpaw, Ha matter of habit, If tho child still throws with hie left bend, has used his left hand 1,000 though he switched over to tlmea end hie right hand only writing with tha other hsnd. 600 times, obviously, ho will So he la ambidextrous, ea are many other Americans, be more adept with the left. Therefore, he will tend to Including each baseball atari ae Mickey Mantle. ranch out with that hand. So raven* those statistics. But It ia more efficient to Encourage hie use of that retrain aouthpews to fit right hand till Its ecora Is pos­ sibly 2,000 vs, 1A00 for the left Thereafter, he will ha in­ clined to reach with the right hand first! It’s that timple, eo arrange the thlld’a environment so yon offer him enticing objects on to birth. CASE B-4M: Timmy 0„ aged S, Is left-handed. Seminole County employers hours a day or 40 hours a lion toys independent busi­ "Dr. Crane," hie worried ore ram tlilll that teenagers week during vacation periods. ness has been planning on mother protested, "la it dangcan work to many type* of When school is in session the basis of an accomplish- in us to change Timmy into a jobs during thn holiday sea­ children these ages may work ed tax cut to review opera­ right-handed parson T son. The federal wage end no mors than three hours s tion! to tee what expansion "Some people tell me we'll make him e confirmed stutter­ hear tow eats standards for day er is hours n week. programs, which would furn­ • e e employment el young people ish jobs, could be started er if we try to change his handedness. I* jobs to interstate or tor- Speaking of unemployment, In the light of tax cuts. "Others warn us that it may sign cookmsras or in tho pro- the NsUapel Federation of Auction of foods for such Indepandent Business declar­ Speaking of butlneea, Food produce insanity or epilepsy. ed today that tho chaotic un­ So what era the true facte T" Fair Stores, lac., is now the employment situation win pro­ About 06 per cent of pooplo fifth largest retell feed firm types of jobs open to Jotmg bably continue long into UM, la the nation with M0 stores era right-handed. workers during holiday to in sod perhaps aven worsen, if la its llMtate eastern sea- But tho remainder show n retail stores. Thn law permit* predictions In some official board network. And Delta Air preference for the left hand. 14 end U years of ago to quarters are correct that there Lines reported a record net In past yean, true enough, work provided they are on will be no Income tax cut ap­ Income for October of IUM ,- we found e higher percentage 4ft* Job no more thas tight proved this year. Tbs federa- 000. The previous high for an of former left-handers who stuttered. October w u $701,000. But wo believe this resulted from the chronic yelling i t A Memorial Book Fund in those children by irritated honor of tho late President ptrontie John F. Kennedy has been "No, no, the OTHER hand," eatebUibod el Rollins Col­ was thus shoutsd to often that lege's Mills Memorial Lib­ such children got n heaitat'm rary. The fund will provide complex about starting n.ty* books written by President thing, including apeerli. Kennedy and about him and But Insanity end epilepsy hie career. hove no relationship to hand­ edness. Here's a Christmas buying Up: doa't buy chllddrea'a toys loaded with detail. Leava Phil Newsom Soys something to a child’* Ima­ gination. If i toy koka cute to an adult remember It w u designed to appeal to ea aduit'a ey* and not necessar­ ily the child. The toymakers A terse announcement issu­ Khrushchev esm* to have a ed simultaneously in Wash­ grudging admiration for Kenknow who buys toys. ington. Moscow and London aedy. An automobile paint baaed on May 19,ISflt. disclosed that Over ill* weekend, Com­ on citrus peel oil, developed the then—President Kennedy munist diplomats let It be In 1999, has been tolled since and Soviet Premier Nikita known that Khrushchev, dis­ 1941 on a ear which has now Khrushchev would hold their turbed by the death of Pres­ i'act-to-fsce meeting ident Kennedy and fearful of been drlrw 40,000 mike. It'a first been over control*, asphalt, some two weeks banco in a switch In U. S. policy, backtop, gravel, clay, sand, Vienna. would like a muting with new black mud and on beaches. For Kennedy, tha timing President Lyndon B. Johnson. The car has never been kept wit not especially propitious. Whether or not the meet­ under any kind of a shed, The position of U. S.tup- ing occun, the possibility re­ day or night. Yet Its finish ported forces in Laos had de­ mains that eo* of Johnson's today atlll has a aew-car look. teriorated steadily to the early testa may com# from Pag* w Sanford, Florida T u ts., Decem ber 8,1968 The pair! has never rolled, point where Kennedy and hia Soviet probing attempts to spotted, chipped or peeled. advisers hid decided that a determine both hia strength neutral Laos provided the and hia weaknesses. W ALTS)It A- OUCLOW, BOITOB AMD P U B L U M S n During October criminal best way out of an impossible But this will be ooly one r v u a h k a rw x rrn o jt rn n o w i u a courts to Florida mated out situation. facet of the burden suddenly A sso c ia te E d ito r U teh an tco l Supt. ak combined total of 54 years In April had occurred the thrust upon Johnson. Through­ ranis wan raw stu n ih o h a ii In Jail terms and probations disastrous Bay of Pigs in­ out the world for many M an ag in g Kill lot O oslssss M neegsr JV D t WMLLS MAHRIKTT K JOU.VBI to persona found guilty of vasion of Cuba. months ahead events will be O u n l y E d it o r c te M ld sd D irecto r vtouting Florida beverage And out of that somber colored by the sudden change CECELIA WAMEKE V R A M VOLTOLI.VO S o o tsir E d ito r c lr r s lt l lo e t l a e t s e rUws. Thirty-eia stills were meeting In Vienna earn* an- in U. 8. leadership. destroy*! along with more other severe test tor the new When the black Africans of ■ c n ic n irrs o x ratrs than 15,000 gallons of far- President. The Soviet leader Kenya wept over Kennedy’s E m m D ollvory Ey B a ll menting mash and moonshine laid down a new ultimatum aasaulnatloa, theirs w u on ■ooUoote C oooly AU O tk o t U s W esk ll.o * 1 T *or l i t . l t 1 T ie r whiskey. on the Berlin and German emotion which swept the *.se a M onths 1.71 • Month* questloo—either agreement to world. And pert of It, wheth­ l.s e 1 M onth* 1.09 a Month* LM 1 U u e th L M 1 Month Weal Germany will be per­ a separate peace treaty for er to tangible form, was fe u V- A P o sta l B i i u l a t l o n s p ro v id e t e s t *11 ■•■! su b sortptlos* b e mitted to Import 97,000 tons East Germany and tha trans­ which u m * from the know­ p old le advene*. of fresh grapefruit during formation of Wait Berlin into ledge that for however brief 1941 at the old German cus­ a “free city” or the Soviets e period of time, the lead­ toms rate ot five per cent would proceed on their own ing nation of the fra* world it­ This ia an Increase of 10,000 and give to the East Germans self stood Icadcrteu. T h e U tr s td Is e m im b tr * f th e B elted Pres* which le *■• tons over Imports allowed at controls over the access In effect, U was creating a ilil* d e so ln stv ely to lb* u«* t o r ra p eh lte a ilo e o t *U Ik* 1***1 this rate during 1941. routes to West Berlin. worldwide crisis of confi­ eow e p rin te d In IhU esw opoper. Khrushchev also demanded dence. Florida's ornamental nur­ a nuclear test baa treaty on But at the same time, West X * p a r t e l s a y m *t«rl»i, bows o r ed v srtu th ev o f th is s d ltle a o f T a* lo o to r d H a ro ld m ay b* roproduead le ony m annar w ith ­ sery business is oo* of the Soviet terms which included German leaders felt it neces­ o u t w ritte n p o ru ilsalo a o t th o publish** o t Tho Iterate. Any le d te ld s a l o r firm rasponolbl* (o r ru sh reproduction w ill b* itata'a fastest growing indus­ a built-la veto over Us con­ sary to reassure Germans that • o n iid a rtd a* In frin g in g on T b* Ite ra te '* so p y rlx b t one will b* tries. 8alei have been esti­ trol commission. there would be no change in iltald Itebte (o r d a m a g in g undor th o tew . Publish** dolly osoopt mated to exceed |M million In neither was he success­ U. S. policy and to remind H nturday, Sunday a n d C h ristm a s; p u b ltih ld S a tu rd a y p ra c tis in g annually. WaurlftML ful, and in auccaasdiag months West Berliners that Johnson aedy foreign policies will probably be continued with­ out interruption. And the new president bon plenty of •elf-confidence to carry on tbs Job. Critics •look n number of Important points in main­ taining th at while Lyndon Johnson ban plenty of sorry about American polities, be foreign policies. may leek international politi­ Be he* been n member af both the National Security cal experience. Johnson wee given many Council cf seven cabinet mem­ Important foreign policy as- bers and tbs NSC Executive ■Ignmenta ns eeeond men In Committee of IS active, work­ ADDING M ACHINE the Kennedy administration. ing technicians on tho White They have not boon just Houae, State, Defense end BARGAIN good will missions like his at­ Central Intelligence Agency New, E. C. Alim M o su l tendants of Senegal's first staffs. Machines 7-celome, sabeanlvsnery of Independents. In this position the men traction. Jimp total, n o ­ Nor hero they been cere­ who has now aaaumod tho sing total wtadew, anteclearance. monials like bis presence at presidency h n a developed ■■tic A Heed, Street Derable the Inauguration of Domini­ close relations with l ea n Machine that wfll Inst fee can Republic’s ex-Preeldent tariea Busk end McNamara, CIA Director John MeCone Formerly 9171. Now 91U Joan Bosch. President Johnson has not and White Houae Aida Me* end Tex. Terms end trade* had sxtensivo sxpericncs in George Bundy. He has found Latin America. But be was them ell to be brilliant mm, HAYNES Prcsldsnt Kennedy’s consult­ “eh Ia to use their heeds for OFFICE MACHINE CO. than bat* something more ant with President Truman 414 MasnoUa Are, Sanford during the Cuba crisis. And reeks." Open Er rebus Changes in staff are of Johnson has had close asso­ ciation with Mexico's presi­ dents in years p ast In Europe, during hie first year in the vies presidency, Lyndon Johnson wen sent to a nuclear test hen conference in Geneve. At a NATO meet­ ing In Supreme headquarter* near Paris, Johnson spoke for tho United State* la npport of Ma true Atlantia communi­ ty with common Institutions." Five months later Johnson went back to Europe as spokesman for n 1,600-men reinforcement f o r Berlin. Mayor Willy Brandt declared that Johnson's. ylalt ’‘erased any doubts among the peo­ ple over United States sup­ port of the city." Johnson conferred w i t h Chancellor Konred Adenauer ind his ministers in Ronn luring this mission. When he came to America shortly thereafter for hia first offl•In) visit with President Ken­ nedy, Adenauer went to Aus­ tin for n speech end spent •vary payday and ttian watch our dMttamf* two days on the L.BJ. ranch. In May of 1041, Johnson go to work building up your rota ry . In any went on ae round-the-world amount, your account b wilmsiiE mission for President Kenne­ dy, to buck up South Asia, and to get first-hand knewledge of tho Philippine*, For­ mosa, Hong Kong. In Saigon ho signed a new aid end training agreement with Vietnam, In Thailand he himself had pledged to BarLinars “our livu, our fortunes end our sacred boner.” As Britain approaches Its general elections, a campaign which w u to be based pri­ marily on do rcostic Issues al­ ready ia taking a tu n as Britain studies anew Ma fu­ ture rot* la world affairs and its relationship with the new President In France, the passing of President Kennedy — ly will reinforce President d* Gtulle's determination to re­ main In office at least until 1970 In order to preserve for the West an image of un­ changing leadership. From South Vietnam to New Delhi, end from Moscow to Peris, a pressing task for the new President will be to atilt tha wavea of fear and prevent a crista of confi­ dence. g^H OM E M O V IE S ® not here to baild op a bread new administration, storting from scratch, to cany ea hia foreign pelidee. I t la a seaH«nlng operation. This is perhaps the beet Mmraaee there is for allied foreign offices, where there has been tome concern that there might be a complete thongs In U. 8- policies. W AVEM ASTER T U R R ET SPR IN KLER GREEN TH UM B LAWN RAKES HANSON 13 PC D R ILL SET . OUR EN T IR E ST O C K O F CASH & CARRY Gator Lumber & Hardware Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 210 S. PA R K A V E . * CA SH & C A RR Y 1 700 S. French Ph. f a 2-7121 �Dm. S, Tribe Gets Scout Report On Kowboys -. — — By John A. SpalaM In tha m a t you miiaed tha Ant Lima around for Um full* 9 fy inf of the Pro-Am Tourna­ ment, you have anothar epportunltr Sunday at I a u . This Is tha oaa whkhll give you tha thrill of bowling with ono of tha country's greats In bowling at Jacksonville on Dec. 12. For every SO entries we re­ ceived hers at Jet Lanas, at least one from that grouping 9 of 20 will have their entry paid into tha Pro-Am Tourney la Jacksonville. Tha entry fee hero Is only M with four men to a pair of lanes. The best part of It Is that on the local qualifying rounds. It's a handicapped af. fair. Get this, 100 per cent handicap of your highest aver age against 200. That means " If you have s 165 average, you automatically get 56 pins handicap prior to rolling that first ball. It's open to both men and woman. Another reminder about the gals M5-6-0 tournament." Ac­ cording to Fran Horton, local women's association secretary, Returns To Practice Field - - Fighting Sem inotes Pest Controllers Lose Ground Mayfair Golfers Beal Dubsdread Hawaii has Its own eUte *„ng, entitled “Hawaii Ponol,' It means “My Own Hawaii." GridTtams - _i th e n wfll be about 10 to IS Head Coaeh Jim Pigott's teams competing. Samlaoles went back to the The only coat Is |1.55, which practlcu gridiron Monday af­ Include! your bowling and s ternoon to start preparations for the Tribe’s port-season try fee. gsgomsut Friday n!|ht with The first pises team gets a 12 lb. turkey for each tea tho Kissimmee Kowboys. member. Second clot gets an I Ths tilt la slated for San­ pound bird and ths third and ford's Memorial Stadium sad kickoff Umo will bo at I p.m. feurth place tcama race! Plgott, lias conch Jim Mefruit cakes and candy. To the gsl rolling the high Coy, bsekflsld conch Dick scries goes n 12 lb. turkey Williams and tho cntlro War­ and tha high gams sward Is a rior squad listened Intently as 10 lb. bird. All of ths nbovs Sanford Junior HI|h Coach Bud Layer presented his Korea art with handicap. And oh yso . . . you auto- •eoutiaf report oa the lo w ­ 8TEVK BAUNT matlcsly get n strike on poor boys who mat and wets do Junior Steve Ballot is play­ •core eheet for the third, sixth featsd last Friday night by ing his first year on the Semi­ ths Wildwood Wildcats. and ninth frames. Here’s ths Hat of winners Tho locals m ills , said Pi- nole High vanity aa a center from last week's Moonlight goU, that they're going up oa the Phantom offensive ■gainst "A real, solid ball unit. Steve weighs 111 pounds Bowling binge. For tho women, Eleanor An­ club without any Individual and la « big, tough lineman derson copped tho first place star* but plenty of alert with good speed. He wae do­ ing real well until just prior prise with a 674 lerlea to take teamwork." home a handloomed stole. Sec­ Some fans, says Plgott, to the first game of the sea­ ond place, a 95 gift certificate, might get the idea that Kissi­ son when a severe virus hos­ mmee Is not In Seminole's pitalized him lor almost a went to Thelma Hickson. Dick Zuckerman won i class. "But," said Jim, "bow week. He has been slow electric heating pad for t i n t can you discount those vic­ rounding Into ahapt but has place in the men’s division and tories over Leesburg, a team been performing well up to Don Nye was second with s 96 that beat us, snd Lakeview. expectations. Steve Is also s The Kowboys fared better member of the baseball team gift ccrtificaU. For members of tho Ball against Lakeview than we and last year was manager of the SHS Jbasketball squad. Club who didn't see tho win­ did." But what about Wildwood? ner’s names for the first through ninth weeks, they are: Sanford rolled over Wildwood Fran Pyle, Grace Keck, Sonl 34 to It. On the other band, Werner, Don Maton, Eareela the Wildcats blasted the Kow­ Mason, E v e l y n DeMottio, boys 21 to 6. Said Plgott, "our Stenstrom Realty tightened Frank Leiit a n d A l b e r t scouting report Indicates that the gap between first and sc Adams, Kissimmee played Wildwood cond place when they won Repeating for those who with live of their regulars three points from the leading heard my radio report giving missing from the lineup. But Art Brown Pest Control team reasons for having a bad day; I understand that those five In this weeks position round plus the rest of the Kissim­ 1. Working too hard. of bowling In the Hi-Nooners mee squad will be In shape 2. Argument at home. for Friday night's game." league. 3. A cold. Hunt Realty retained the Physically, the Warriors a n 4. The flu (that’s for a real third place slot when they In good condition—save one bad game). split their points 2-2 with tha exception, Johnny Ray, de­ by Hill * lucent Jr. 5. Slnua trouble. fourth place Cook’s Corner. 6. A slnua cold (that’s for fensive halfback who has a Hello again. It sure does The C.P.O. Wives worked bad ankle. "We're hoping," s real bad aeriea). look like the hunting season said Pigott, "that Johnny will themselves into fifth place 7. Sore thumb. Is well under way with nuwhen they made a clean be ready to see action Friday 8. Sore finger. sweep against Southern Air; night and be in there with meroua kills of turkey and 9. Fast lane. and Joe's Laundry edged into 10. Stow lane (these "rea the Headhunters." deer In the surrounding areas. the sixth spot with four wins A six-point buck waa re­ son*,’’ covet ' someone against the Acey Deucy ported killed in the Wekiva on their own teem, who Wives. Shoemaker Construe' •rea by Richard Fonda and just rolled the highest Father-Faculty tion won three points from the party from Mt. Dors, while game of their career.) Cage Game Set hunting out of the Wekiva DeBary Debs and Grapevllle 11. Too much coffee. Nursery climbed out of the River Haven fish camp this 12. Need a beer. By Jane Casselberry cellar when M A R Bar for 13. Shouldn't have had that The Lyman High School past week. Another kill was felted. beer. Athletic Boosters will spon­ reported by Bobby McIntosh Nan Conwary converted the 14. No competition. sor • Father versus Faculty end Robert Watson, both of 4-T-9; Mary Doughtery 5+10; 15. Lousy bowling (this Is Basketball game and dance Sanford. The deer was a 137 I sod Mary Tomaleikl the 5-6. far too honest—no one In the school gymnasium pound, eight point buck, killed The 3-10 split fell for Dot uses It). this Friday starting at 7:30 with a 30.08 ride. Reports Button, Fran Morton, Mary that have come in to the Her­ Now let's see, If I have p.m. Tomaleski and Mcda Wilt buil night Wednesday in tha Only Itoostcr Club mem­ ald office read something like •hire. Al-Star League. bers, fathers of Lyman stu­ this; Sophie Woodioo put to OCALA — An eatlmsted Evcrytime I watch the Sand- dents or Lyman teachers, will gether five strikes to bowl ■purs bowl on Friday evenings be eligible to play. Dads are 629 legal deer and 104 turkeys high game In the league when I'm more thas ever convinced Invited to come out any night were harvested on the six cen­ she turned in a 211; and Meda tlwt these gala really hava the this week at I o'clock for tral Florida wildlife manage­ Wiltshire rolled Just one tur­ right Ides about bowling , . . practice. ment areas during the first key but put together the high for funl Prior to the gsme players nine dsya of tha 1963-64 hunt­ 1 series of 565. Other turkeys Here were soma of ths gals of the Lyman Varsity and ing season, according to J. were rolled by Fran Morton, who not only had fun, but they Junior V a r e l t y Basketball W. Blckerstaff, Regional man­ Doris Omey, Nan Quinn, Ann rolled soma "beauts"; Louise teams will bo Introduced and ager for tha Game and Fresh Scaliorn, and Pst Slpley. Hosford 160; Verna Holton play a short exhibition game. Water Fish Commission. The Hl-nooaera will bowl at 177; Meds Wiltshire 172; Sue There will be a small admis­ Kill reports by areas were; 12 o’clock noon this week In­ May 166; Eleanor Anderson sion c h a r g e . Elementary Ocala Wildlife Management stead of the one o'clock start­ 210/613; Betty Callan 182/ school age children will be area, 373 deer; ing time to enable all to en­ 501; Midge Woods 161; Helen admitted free If accompanied Citrus Archery Hunt, 89 joy the Sanford Christmas Kaelin 178; Louise Owens 161; by parents. deer; Parade! Helen Altman 184; Dot John­ The dance will be held In Tomoks area, 99 deer, 26 son 102; Olga Martin 178. ths gym following tho gsma. turkey, 1 bear; The Mayfair Men's Golf As­ sociation grabbed • 60 It vie tory from Dubsdread of OrUndo this past weekend dur g Ing Inter-city play at the Mayfair Country Club. Mayfair’s top winner was Hugh Grier with a 75 and B, Ferguson had • 7!) to lead Dubsdreud. Twelve golfers, ltd by Dubsdread's J. Huberts with a 70 shared low net prises. They Included Dubsdread'a J. Reese — 72, J. DesKosiera — 75, J. ® Tarjue — 75 end W. Clark — 70. Sanford’s leaders, besides Grier, wtrs David Gollabin— 73, Robert Blllhimer — 75, A1 DcFrance — 75, W. Bow man — 7«. George Billups — 70, John Cox — 76 and H. M. Cap" Yost — 76. On Dec. 8. the local men’a ^association will hoit the May “ fair Woman’s Golf Assocla tion in a Scotch foursome tourney. Teams will be select1 ed by blind draw and refreshmtnU will be servsd following the match In the clubhouse, SHS Caga Slate The football ratings with first-place vote* records In pa­ rentheses: i f ; m L Texas (21) (104) 3. Navy (4) (2-1) *. Pittsburgh (2-1) 4. Illinois (7-1-1) s in 5. Nebraska (2-1) sot 0. Auburn (2-1) 323 T. Mississippi (74-1) 144 2. Oklahoma (9-3) • 2. Alabama (7-2) U 10. Michigan State (9-2-1) 90 Second 10 — 11, Mississippi State 27; is, Syracuse a ; IS, A risou SUte a; 11 Memphis Slate 10; 11, Waahlngtaa IS; 10 (da), Pena State, Southern California and Missouri 0; 10, By UhMfd Frees North Carolina 0; 10, Baylor 4. kaugurated tta 12044 basketball muon M o n d a y night with a strict of Intersectional games that backod up predictions of a By Unite! Press Interna Uewal year. NEWCASTLE • ON - TYNE, Za eight games with England (UPl) — Brian Lon­ eenkrenee opponent!, SEC don, 210, Britain, knocked out teams won whopping victor­ Billy Nielson, 197, Omaha, ies la eevtn of than. Nib. 4. Tulane was tha only loser, SEC Teams W in DANNY T1LUS DAVID HOWD Junior Danny TUlie waa a member of the defensive Headhunter unit for the SentInolea until a non-football ac­ cident caused a collar-bone separation w h i c h sidelined him for eeveral ball gamee. However, Hills, who weighs 153, recently returned to his Job as aafetyman and again la performing in his usual hard-nosed, tough manner. He know* his Job, coaches state, and his bone-rattling tackles have been the talk of tho ball elub. Danny la also a fine performer oa the SHS track squad. Playing his Initial year oa the Seminole vanity, Junior Davis Howe la a tackle on the defensive Headhunter unit and centers for the offensive Phantom unit. Dave weighs 133. David la a fine player to coach, his mentors say, be­ cause of hla eagerness to Ira prove hla foothill ekllle. Ha la considered rough and tough and haa the desire to do tha best possible Job. Dave is also a member of the Seminole High track t«am a t a weight man. Fight Results la pawarfkl Mtehl— mat la tha only •ace squabble. Tha Fnginaara took It 7+40 with a last-aUaate rally and a record-braaUng rebouad per­ formance by o-test-io Jim Caldwell who pulled k 39. The game did aot Holiday Specials! Team No. 3 Wins From Cavanaugh Farmtan area, 58 dear, 45 turkeyt Rlchloem area, 10 deer, 12 turkey) Guana area, 51 hog*, II turkey. Hunting conditions have been Ideal throughout the re­ gion but hunter pressure was lighter than expected. EAGLES PROTECTED With the opening of the game bird season In Florida, ths Bald Eaglt, fighting for existence in the lend of which it Is the stately- emblem, again face* an added threat Federal and Florida Stats laws protect tha eagle and severs penalties can be Im­ posed upon the vtoteter. Cer­ tainly, even without such legal safeguards, true sports­ men do not went to eee this magnificent bird join the lengthening list of the earth’s vanished species. Unfortunately, most hunt­ ers ere not ornithologists and tho immature eagle bears a general resemblance to the Black and Turkey Vultu-r-... the only unprotected hawks In Florida. Tha diaappearing wilderness areas, hurricanes, other forces that upset k o logical balances era menacing enough To these now are add­ ed the guns of hunters and of farmers who believe, right­ ly or wrongly, that vlutures constitute a measurable threat to domestic animate, Florida and Alaaka a rt the only large breeding arsee re­ maining for the Bald Eagle in the United Stales. Its num­ bers ere steadily diminishing and the moit that naturalists end conservation groups can do may not be enough. Only ths enlistment of wlds public support may prevent tho bird's tragic snd. Hunters should remember this: All birds of prey — hawks snd owls — except tho two species of vultures, ere protKted by Florida law. Tho Immature eagle does not have a whits hsad and nock. Any large, dark hawklike bird, ■oaring against the aky, can look like • vulture to the un­ trained eye. So, If you are not absolute­ ly euro, hold your fire. Even If it is a vulture . , . end it tK ep ea . . . no harm has been done. The vulture Is a scaven­ ger and haa Its proper place In nature’s scheme. The life of every single Bald Eagle is Important. AN UNUSUAL SHOT because this If one th a t Seminole's apeedy Buddy Lawson (31) didn’t s e t. DeLand's Gary Breckenridge came up from his safety spot to tap tho pigskin out of Lawson’s grasp during Seminole’s 33 to 20 victory over the Bulldogs last week In DeLand. The rapid Semi­ nole halfback hauled In four passes during the affair—three of them for touchdowns. (Herald Photo), NEW Y O U (UPl) - TVv««»_ _N»inJe«d „I t1JXWrt IjNt^.De*- * Dee. T Titusville Away Dec. 10 Orlando Edgewttar (G) Away rues. Dec. 17 Daytona Beach Mainland Away Dm 10 Orleads Evans (C) P it Fri. Jan. 2 Orlando Boooa (O Jan. 7 Orlando Bishop Mooca (C) Away Fri. Jan. 10 Orlando Evans (C) Away Tues. Jan. 14 Orlande Oak Ridge (C) Heme Jan. 17 Orlande Colonial (C) Fri. Away rnaw Jan. a New Smyrna Beach Fri. Jan. 24 Winter Fork (C) Tuee. Jan. I t Orlande Edgewatar (C) Sat. Feb. 1 Tlturrille Hama Feb. 4 Orlande Colonial (C) Fri. Feb. 7 Orlando Oak Ridge (C) Away Taae. Feb. 11 Orlande Bishop Moore ( d ruse. Feb. I I Winter Park (C) Away Fri. Feb. 21 Orlande Beene (C) Away Sat. Feb. 32 New Smyrna Beach Away Dae. 93-37 — Tangerine Bowl Tournament, Orlande Team No. 8 met their fore­ most challenger In the Bust nesimen'a League at Jet Lancs last week and repulsed the second-place Cavanaugh Tire Service squad by a three to one margin to maintain their hold on first place, Clar. •nee Wallis was tha mainstay of Team No. 3 with • 553 eeriei. In other lengue action the F a v o n Builders continued their surge with a four point win over the Kondrackl and Cline’s Sinclair teem. Sam Furon paced the Bulldera with a 617 aeries. Smith’s Amoco Service re­ corded their fourth white­ wash of tho young aeason, the most In the league so far, as they took the measure «f Team No, 4. Newcomer Bill Hernnney swept •Ingle-gsmo series honors with 227/571 while providing the spark for tho Smith’s Amoco team. Team No. 5 grabbed a three point win over DIck’a Appli­ ance to round out tho night's action. Choose A gain CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UFI) — John O'Brien of Brockton, Mass., will eaptaln tha Har­ vard University football team next season. m DEreniius: taceus cut or«4 We’« gota sporty propotitio* forjoa If you’re after i little more action than yoe’vs bean accustomed to getting in tha km-price Bald, took what we've pat tor ym The k Dodge Putin t-door hardtop, • quid'awving automobile that docent look, ride, or feel like any low-priced car you’va over triad before. luxury is standard equipment on this ono. Tho interior, for instance, k all-vinyl. Tho front sent has oatra deep foam padding and foaturos a comfort-providing flip-dowa center armrest at ne extra coat. Tha floor is completely carpetod. And ondar too hood? A stondord VI (311 c+ to) with man maria than Is common In altar too-prion tank Price? Right with a r t like Ford and Chevy. Hate’s oar prop* sition-why buy Just any tow-pricod car, whan yen o n Bap op to Dodge and a lot more automobile. Are people taking n op on M Dodge’s sales increase k more than tour times that of Ik industry. People kaowapiod thingwhan they tan A See datyaar DodgaDeaton, '64 Dodge nr— w n . ^ CHRYBlCT SEMINOLE CO U N TY M OTORS, INC. FIRST STREET Through the Influence of flrearmi, arrow-poisoning la 1801 W. becoming a lost art in South America, according to Ency clopacdia Britanoica. SANFORD, FL A . -tu THl non HOP! SHOW", N0C-TV. CHICK VOUB LOCAL USTMO.- �Sound Film Shown A t U D C Bride-Elect Honored With m „* a . _ by a abaft h n te i n wweHnt. Mrs. W. L MenlH pro- Mr tad fctth. Bon a wedding trip at See leland, Ca., they will reside la Athena, Oa. ABOB* On n e a r eat aI town n e s ts were a s n a p of friends and relatives Bom Sanford, They included Mr. and Mrs. S. O, Chain Jr., S. O. Chase 3rd, Mr. and Mrs. MeO Houston, Mr. aad Mrs. Randan Chase, Laura and Randall Jr., Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Whltner Jr., Mr. aad Mrs. Dan C. Gallant. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Gal­ loway, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Adana, Mr. and Mrs. Martin BUaeclpher, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith, Mr. and Mra. John S. Bolt. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Van Hoy and Frank Gallant Miss Jane McCrary, Ashboro, N. C.; Miss Bums Damon Refreshment* were o tn e i by the boetasses fniton ln| tfa meeting. Momben pretest w en Knee. I . L PtrtiM, J. S t Clair White, Dari4 Caldwell, L. i t tra n te r, W. H. Draoa, W. B. Kirby, 0. E. M ean, B. B, Monroe, J. R. Nicholson, B. F. BobUoa, M. ». Strickland, J. H. TmhKk aad A. B. Wallace. Mrs. Pearce Hostess For Sorority MBS. JOSEPH CONVERSE BRIGHT Club Memben Hold Luncheon Meeting Member* of the Amerlean Home Department, Sanford Women’e Club, met nt the Skyline for i luncheon last week. Mrs. A. C. MeReyaolds waa tefo w . Mrs. William Btrlngfleld, chairman, announced th e sound system for the club will be iestalled for the Dee. 4 meeting. The department donated the syatem to the club Bom fundi received at the fashion show sponsored by them. Mra. Donald Plamm and Mrs. Howard Hodges will be co-chairmen for the annual Christmas party at Sarepta Beat Home, Dee. It. The chairmen asked for volunteer! to work on tho float for the Christmas pa­ n d a , which is the project of the department, reprcienting the general club. Other membere attending the luncheon were Mmes. Douglas Mfenstnm George Well*, C. P. Harkey, W. Shealy, W. L. Merritt, W. L. Kirk, and guests, Mrs. John Polk and Mn. Harry Weaver. Husbands Who Cook Make Better Mates Over 200 psychologists re­ cently revealed that in fami­ lies where tho husband helps with the cooking there Is greater happiness b e t w e e n husband and wife, le u chance of a separation or divorce and a closer relationship be­ cause of the husband's bet­ ter understanding of home functions and problems. These are a few of the In­ teresting findings brought to light through a three part national atudy made among women whos« husbands cook, the men who cook, and psy­ chologists, by tho research department of tho Men’e Na­ tional Cooking Championship. Ifomemakars reported that in a home where the m u cook*, the children are more cooperative In washing the dlshca and helping out with other household tasks. Also, they are more respectful to their parent*. Statistics accumulated from Mrs. Homemaker during this study showed that 3 in ovary 4 husbands do cooking, rang­ ing front Just making break­ fast, ell the way to preparing a seven course dinner. This te a 900% increase over 1984 when only l husband in 13 shared the family cooking chore* with the little woman. Officers Elected By Ladies Aid A Joint meeting of tho morning and evening circles of, the Ladies Aid of the Lu­ theran Church of the Redeem­ er was held recently at the ehureh. Main Item on the busiaesa agenda was election of new officers. Mra. Walter Moore waa named president and those who will serve with her are Mrs. William Martin, vice president; Mrs. James Kkern, secretary, and Mrs. Marvin Miracle, treasurer. Mrs. Waller Moore gave an Interesting report on the Florlde-Gcorgla rally held in Cocoa Beach. The theme of CREATIVE W OMAN the rally was the same as the 1D0J Missouri Synod Conven­ tion, “ Faith Forward." Waye and means chairman, Mrs. Herbert Goern, report­ ed there were still a few Christmas c a r d s available which may be obtained from any of the ladles. Dec. S was announced as the date of the Christmas family fellowship pot-luck supper to be held at the church. All members and friends are Invited to attend. An Inlucstlng program Is be­ ing planned by the program cum miller. After discussion the group approved collecting usable clothes for either Lutheran World Relief or Miami Luth­ eran Cuban Relief and during the Dec. 13 meeting of the Ladies Aid any necesaary ret pairs will be msde and the clothes packed for shipping. The December get together of the members of the Coup­ les Club will be held Satur­ day Dee. 14 at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Senkerik, dinner to be served at S:30 p m. followed by caroling. Pastor Goerss announced that the Wednesday Advent Services would be held Dec. 4, It and ]g beginning at 7:30 p m. and urged all members to make a special effort to be present with their families. During the fellowship hour refreshments were served by hostesses, Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Miracle. Enterprise Personals By Helen Snodgrass Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Abbot and family returned to tbclr home in Mt. Hoke, Ala., after a few days visit with her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wilborn, and sister, Mra. Royal Goodwin, and brother, Howard Wilborn, and family. MISS SUNNY SKINNER and her mother, Mra. A. L. Skinner were cohostesaes for a recent bridal shower honoring Miss Angie Stewart. Left to right are Mrs. Skinner, Sunny, Angie and her mother, Mrs. J. A. Stewart. (Herald Photo) BROWNIE TROOP S4S Brownie Troop SO held an Investiture service tor eight new scouts at Its regular meeting with parents, rela­ tives and friends as guests. Girls receiving their pins and troop numerals were Deborah Roma , Vickie Geiger, o, BrenDanlce Under­ wood and Daree Willis. Assistant leaden, Mn. Rus­ sell Kitncr and Mra. Wads Ward* helped Mrs. Tom Al­ bert, leader, with the cere­ mony which waa held In the regular meeting pieee, at the Seventh Day Adventist Edu­ cational Building. Hostesses for the meeting were Brownies, Sylvia Smith snd Apryl Ward. Mrs. A. L. Skinner and Angle Stewart, bride-elect, at Meerlsan, H. D. Smith, Frank ughter, Sunny, were eo-faostheir borne, 90S Magnolia Akws, Cheater Danlela, Ed ties for a recent mlicellan- Ave. Sebultx, Ralph ' Hubbard, M. ua ahower honoring Mlsa The party rooms were 1* Nlchola, Gordon Bradley, ----------------------------------- adorned with clever bridal Adelaide Mow*. L. L. Phillips aad Grea Smith. The regular meeting of the Alpha Delta Kappa honorary aorority for teachers was held at the home of Mrs. Kathryn Pearce, Magnolia Miss Smith Avenue on Nov. 31. The short business session Honored A t was conducted by the presi­ Refreshments of assorted dent, Mrs. Mary Groorae, aft­ Luncheon borne made party cookies, er which Mrs. Fred Sanaa Mrs. Ray Slaton waa hos­ mints, nuts, coffee and eold w a s introduced. Memben tess for a recent three course drinks were served by the were in for a rare treat luncheon honoring Mise Pat hostesses. watching Mrs. Ganai take or­ Guests were the bonoree’s Smith, bride-elect, at her dinary flowers and ihruba mother. Mrs. J. A. Stewart, home, 70t Oak Ave. and c r e a t e errangements and the Misses Margaret The table was overlaid from sedate and formal to Jones, Barbara Bradley, Les­ with a white lace cloth, cen­ very modernistic. lie Jones, Barbara Moses, tered with a crystal candel­ One of her specialties la Pat Smith snd Connie Stew­ using native shrubs, leaves, abra with burning white tap- a rt era and flanked by bud vases dried and dyed, seeds and Also the Mmes. C. R. Jones, seed poda which she gathers containing arrangements of A1 Stanley, B. F. Burke, Cur­ white carnations and fern. as they mature. These made The hostess presented' Mlsa tis Campbell, George Chap­ into clever arrangements can Smith with a gift in her chos­ man. Gregg Walker, Jack be nsed for a long llmo by en pattern of silver. a d d i n g colorful hibiscus, Other guests were Mra. O. When you go to a football chrysanthemums or fruit in R. Smith, mother of the hon- game or any other cold wea­ season. oree; Mrs. E. B. Smith, mo­ ther outdoor gathering, take Suggestions f o r miking ther of the groom-elect, and ■long a large heavy paper Christmas wraiths were dem­ the Misses Angie Stewart. bag. Put your feet and legs In onstrated also. Barbara Moses, Niki Ashby the bag as protection against Following the Interesting and Barbara Bradley. the wind. program the group waa in­ vited to the dining room where the table was artistic­ ally arranged in a Thanksgiv­ ing motif and delicious re­ freshments wero served. MfcVS FWST QUMJTV — M ftyspw gQ uatin m T O N IT E O N LY S P E C IA L FA M ILY N IT E OPEN T I L L 8:30 ALL-SEASON SLACK SETS. YOU PA Y ONLY Terrifks valuel For just 4.99 70a eaa have this top fashion look I Rayon Mooses in attractive prints top off the trim cot­ ton and rayon alub woven Blacks! Fabu­ lous savings! So ver­ satile too . . . wear 'em year ’round I T O N IG H T IS Mr. and Mrs. Andre Ayliea of North Hollywood were holi­ Don’t deprive your family day gueita of their parents, of bread and potatoes, If they Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hender­ love them. The plain fact la. son. it’s what you put ON bread and potatoes that plumps up Mr. and Mrs. Howard Long, the menu. So be wise about Ur. and Mrs. Frcemont Long spreads and go-akmga. and daaghtars, Patsy and Linda, of Enterprise Joined Many are tactless or ma­ other member* of the family licious when they ask per­ In DeLand to celebrate the sonal questions, parry with a birthday of their sister, Mr*. question of your own. You Mahel Smith, at her borne on sre not expected to answer impolite probing. Thanksgiving Day. im iu n if e n n e u f GIRL SCOUT TROOP 383 lighting service: Lucy Jo Woods, D i a n n e Dcarolph, Nancy QuiUin and Denial Clark. Jo Stoudemere, K a r e a Junes, Janet Foster, Carolyn Csti*. Cathy Jean Clark, Julie Dlunden, D e b b i e Thomas, Betty Lou Wagner, Gay Wal­ ler, Margaret Myers, Ruth Brcssnich. P a u l a Seaford, Theresa Mitchell and Karen lisle were welcomed Into the Junior troop. Mrs. Donald Jackson pre­ sented them with their pins after they had renewed their Girl Scout promise with the troop. Mrs. Jackson is as­ sisted by Mrs. W. Scudder, Mrs. R. w. Woods and Hr*. L. Monroe. Since the troop started Its weekly meetings ou Oct. I, they have participated in the weekend Camporee at Camp Tlcochee, exhibited outdoor crafts at the Girl Scout Booth at the Seminole County Fair and attended a skating party at Mflodee Skating Rink. The girls are also working on their Sign of the Arrow badges. Personals A T PENNEY'S Bring the Kids And Do Th at Christmas Shopping Earlier This Year AAAA LO O K A T TH ESE SPECIA LS! HAIR DRYERS______________ 1 ^ .8 CORDUROY PANTS- 1 - 4 BOYS' PAJAMAS WOMEN’S QUILTED ROBES_____ MEN'S FLANNEL P J.'S ... 9 FOR JEWELRY BOXES SMOOTH SHEEP WITH GENUINE DYED RABBIT! CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS For Penney’a Starting Dec. 16 Open Mon. Thru S a t Til 9:00 Close Christm as Eve A t 6:00 I Take the nmooth and supple quality of sheep skin . . . add n deep, soft collaring of genu­ ine dyed rubbit fur . . . and you have the g ift that la su n to pkaeel So ntnnrt with gold colored trim! So comfy *n flexible 1 �1 m.'rygrw d U qhlig ktA 0B O h d U tb y : 3 mm * -------- to n . Aaa S eilkra it to l NAS charga at tto to to Nearly to couple* all—dad today with Mr*. Ctrl Uigur tto dance for l i n t and attend •I BtoltoB «r Mr* Notoft clean perwaacl aid ^ ta m ii a Friday * tto wta to toU t t Deucy Gob. RM Oi Mr*. T to Marching Mm of tto t i|* r . OMctn wtS to etect* Saniord Meaaa Lodge N a ad it the buiiaeu meeting. 1BS1 pretested an unusual M itoton wifl otoa totog "Hat Dale*” to tto tuna * « d t o t o M bMI t o m i t i p , Colonel Bogey. Included In • a • tto group wars Fata 1 n u f lt w i officer* wire* Nuoak, Fred Hudson aad Bud­ ■to latently ot tto to r n of dy Sampeoo. Mr* Tto■ M Gender, aboard A twi*l daaca aootast w ti by MUs P at Fronti aad aboard Kelley Burdick. Judges lac for tto centeat war* Hoy Hewof fto apnntton* berry aad Dtrrald Fittgcruld. P r i m hi t t o y a r l o u c Ihaoksgivtog game* by Mr*. Gayle Saaeto* tor Friday, Doe. • at i of t t tod Mr*. Via* Bob Stapleton, Mr*. Mary 00* low oa IQvor Lake. U. Sargent and Eddie CiecaiwUL Notoh Noll, who will oooo to Congratulations ware glvne tearing tto poop, win to to the committee on tto Thanksgiving decor*tiona lor tto danes by tto m aiagar of AttosfUf too Mr* Kdvord CkriatiaaaoB, tto club. COMING EVENTS tor* Bait Unger, Mr*. Nofl, Ml* John William*, Mr*. NoWednesday, Dae. 4 to ft Haoaar, Mr*. Law, and VAH-I officer* wire* coffee, tor* toward Brtaicourt 10 a . ra. Horn of Mr*. J . F. • * • Dunn. t i h i r t i y ' i meeting of tto VAH-J o f f l e e r * wire* YAH-11 enltetod »«ao wire* Bridge, I X a. m. Homo of •tab will feat*!* demooitra Mr*. Bob Wataan. ttooo oa arttette pUquao aad VAH-1 enlisted men* wive* balteay l i w > B « t 10 a. a . NAS banNlaorto Ooiaa will tto fomaaatratton oq Tktrsday, Dae. B tto p lifw i u d Mlu Laaper NAS officers wive* coffee will ahow tto (loop how to 10:3o a. m. Horn* of Mrs conitraet various Chrtetm** Earl Unf;x. aid Now Y iar'i doooratlon* Staff wive* coffee, IB a. m Homo of Mrs. Herbert MoreTto group will meat at 10 land. a. a . la tto ballroom. Baby VA1I-11 officers wives cof•Sting la provided for tfaoee fto. Home of Mrs. J. F. Barlew. who need I t • • a Aewy Deucy vrivwi luncheon Mrs. Hoy farmer, wife ot 1 p . m . Capri Restaurant. tto commanding officer ot Friday, Dec. B VAH-9, win to booored with VAIM officers wives bridge, ■ farewaH coffee, Thursday, T:SO. Mrs. Jaek Salisbury. Dm . it, * tto b o at of Mrs Operation* o f f i c e r s aad J. O. Y msio * wives potluek, S p. m. Home Change of eommand cere of 1A. and Mrs. Vlncrnt Law. moniaa far Cdr. Farmer will Meaday, Dec. I to told the following day a Vigilante Navy Wlvu Club hoard tto station. No. Ill, 7:30 p. m. Confer• • a enc« Room. Aeay Deucy wives will meet Tuesday, Dee. U Thursday lor a Chrlitma* Acey Deucy wives club, B ktuctooo at tha Capri ra* p. m. Home of Mrs. Jack Uuraot where they will ex- Jenkins. TUESDAY P. M. ( I ) N sw atep* <*> New*, av ert* , W iatfctr l:tl ( I ) E d ito rial 1:11 (»; N*w«, Sport*, W oatbor •:** (1) Now*—W tlU r C ro*. h it* <») Now*— R ea C ochran (I ) l tiin tlr r • B r l a k l t r • i«l (») C o n i r it i lo n i l R eport 1:H 11) U -Sqaad ( I ) A d v ia iu ro i I* p a r * , disc (*> Robot Visa f t ) N J r. S m k *:« me IlH •:t* ttwe Its** ( t ) C o m b tt ( I ) Rod Skoltoa (I ) ittd ie o < » N alU loo N * * r ( I ) Orootoot Sbow ( I ) R ichard U ooni Show (I ) p o lliso o t Ju n o tlo a (*> J u k B oanr (*) O orp Moor* <*> T o lifh o n o H o a r ( I) V uctttvo as*(OS New*. W ea th e r, ■ pono ( I) stld-iria. Nowo Fishathon Held In DeBary By Mr*. Adam Muller The DeBary Fishing Gob ■ponaored n FUhahon ut Lake Marie U«t Friday more Ine for tba youngotors of the community. On band to aaaiit to halting tto hooka were Gyde Wright, chib president, Junta Rucker, chairman of Civic Youth Activities and members of the fishing club. Top prisei went to Jamie Crowder, f t for the biggeot flih, a 10 inch bate and to Suoan Zytka, |1 for tho ■malloot fish, a three Inch bream. Nell Lacy also re­ ceived a 11 prise for tho big turtlo to caught ja c o b y O n fih id ip l D I N E T T E S *38 tote Jh n ii)o m m : Twelve homemakers re­ cently elgned a letter to me protesting my frequent use of the term •‘housewife.’* “We resent the tenu or title very much," they *aid. “ We are U iSS I ) T h s a ts r of the stare not married to a house, we U :S # ( t ) T o n ig h t Shew (C olor) weuld have you know. W* U ilS <t> Msvlo ar# HOMEMAKERS and feel WEDNESDAY A. M. it is a privilege and an hon­ or to be classed aa auch." CiOO ( ! ) B llm naatloo S:1S ( ! ) S n a ih ln o A lm saaa Personally, I’ve never un­ <*) Nowo. W t i t h t r derstood why eny women ob­ 1:1# • ) U rovi. F i r m l u p o r t S i l t (S) F lo rid a l l l i t o r r ject! to the term houeewife (! ) S u n rise S s a a i ts r or ever bellttlrs U by laying 1:10 (t> T o d ir ( I ) W ake Up Moylsa just a housewife” when ukM O (•> film F s n tu rs a #d her occupation. ( ! ) M lckla Evans It seems to m* that "house­ T :*l ( I ) Local N iw t, W s a tk s r 1:00 (•) C a p ta in K angaroo wife” Is a good, honest word l:S 0 IS) C a rtoon* ■nd better describee a mar­ 1:04 (1> Ja c k LaLann* <l) A m trlc a n l lls to r r ried woman who keept house (S) E io rc lo o F a r W um sn for a husband than tha term S ltS (S) C artoon* S:*4 (1) O il* s to rm “homemaker.” A fter all, all a ( I ) R tm p r r R o lls homemaker needs is a house to lt:* 0 (1) H r W h o a (*) Now* keep. She doesn't even have <)) S p an ish to have a husband. Lota of un­ !»:** t v Nows married career women ara 14:14 ( ! ) S s r W hen ( I ) 1 Lov* Lucy excellent homemakers, but ( ! ) D eosm bsr Urld* they aren't housewives be­ tl:S S ( I ) C o n s s n trs tla a ( I ) McCoys cause they aren't wives. <*) P ries I* R ight Maybe the 12 women who 11:14 (1) M issing Links (C olor) joined signature* in that let­ ( I ) P s ts A nd (lUdyg ter of protest and I can com­ ( ) ) S s v tn K ry s promise on a third term. I Tourney Friday A t Mid-Florida Joe Oliver, pro at tto MidFlorida Country Club, has an­ nounced that a pro-am tour­ ney baa been scheduled tor Friday * tto course near Saaland* Spring!. Oliver said be anticipated a majority el tot top proa * tto area to compete aloog with a boat of the aiwa’e best Iiuatow* “We’ve p * In a t * ef wash." said Oliver, “ In arranging this tournament, aad va'ro expecting a top turn- WEDNESDAY P. M. tl:tO (J ) T o e r F lr g t Im p rssston (Si Lov* o f U fs ( . ) E rn l* F o rd tt:S S («) Nsw* lt:S 4 ( | | S s tro k fo r T o m o r row f t ) P s th o r Knows Root (S) T ru th o r C oni*quonoo* 11:41 f i ; On m in s Light 1*:** 11) NUC Now* 1:0* ( • ) O aehstor P s ih s r (*) G s n tr s l H o ip lu t ( ! ) Nowo W a s th tr 1:11 f t ) F ocns M S ( I ) Ao T ho W orld T u ro s ( ! ) Nows t t ) Sdsnca 1:1* ( ) ) C a rto o n s 1:44 <*) P a ssw o rd ( ! ) Aan S o th sra f t ) Psoplo W ill T a lk *>14 ( I ) H om o P a rty ( t ) Day In C ourt (*) Tho D o cto rs S :t* ( | ) To T ot) tb« T r u tk I t ) Q ussn F o r t Doy ( t ) L o r s tta Young 1:1* t(> Now* *:*0 (*) T oe D o n 't la y (C olor) <•) Edg* o f Night ( I ) W ho Do Too T ru s t « :H (1) M atch a i m ) 11) fo c ro t Storm ( t ) T rsU m sstoy *:** ( I ) Nows 1:1* U ) B u rse s a d Alts* ( O L'neU W alt *>*• ( I t Boat o f Uroucho ( I ) B ourbon S trto i B oat ItS * (1 ) O ro a to at H tsd lfn o a 11) Lonvo i t To Bonvor Christieaa Special Chteage SK ATES *12-35 Melodee “ .5J510 FA S H U Bum ft: vak. "L ots In Tto wrong tore of this network - r a at ML Jack dastos to phnm Hum (CMm) in teen-age prog- a hospital fop treatment when DEAR ABBY: What do yon Nr me." I M l If I didn't pay ao much atI__ Sines love bsa S t .attention to jry u jf I * . , • _{y^ thtak_of a jd rijh o boys to r _ bar 1 wrakta't think iikcT-Ut .Uw< [-fite-iwxnra Uca~tAii setumajih&iu*f~gimM)tix"fo lif'rw g strongly as a desperate father own 'engagement rmgT Her" but •to argnod awl argued n’t notice them. I want to Jeeh Benny roice, sot knew- u tin■m b a arete HsrJy tad Dr. KiMixe, why to find hte dlte» *C bey friend mid t o r to •ee a doctor to t ovary time and I shouldn't B strike TV’s Utest leal tour ul Faria and daughter before aha hte I moatten tt, a y couldn’t afford I t hoy to r a o I R. Juvenile. Mr. Norsk? Our rythiag foolish, bat M ■id ef n ring beeauae ha la paying having a fit. and aaya to any* “Oh, r a (Bob Maxim's si Champa hero develops • thing far s ends aa a windy preachment BUiicr). off bis car, ao ato went out ean’t bare a woman xteep- you don’t need « don't ax. young teacher ( P a t r i c i a Lloyd Bochner la excellent aa 19-U p.m. CBB. The Garry Elysees •• aad bought herself aoe and ing oa tto floor white o la Hew ean I convince my fresh In Crowley). But, not only doss father with other per­ Moere Show. Comedian Alan paid for i t Sto says lets •leaping a* a bad. Ha says ■ether that I to? tto musicianship in af gtria do i t Her bey friend NO HYPOCHONDRIAC tto lovely miss have n com­ formances average for the Bing, stegar Md Term* and to U go stay with htenda and give HER hte tod. Ate DEAN NO: U yon really pulsive fear ei men (next saris*, in order to validate its dancer-singer Roy C a s t l e tin t elatt, tto same holds ■aid if It makes h er happy to doeia t aeo anything by, I can’t tel Urn to th at think yon need to sea a doc­ week, “ Eleventh Hour” per­ claim to being adult tetevte- make up tonight's guest list, true for tto motto. ChareU*f ■ selection of familiar wrong with It Am I oldI am ao aaad i t myself h r tor, ask your teacher or haps, for an explanation?) (on, tto words pregnancy and ably supported by regular* fashioned or isn’t this fel­ letting to r win tto ectool nurse to persuade Sto begin* dating a backward •boettea are liberally sprinkl­ Dwwud Kirby u d Donthy •ong*. Then are several ed throughout T to title, hi What should 1 your mother. Perhaps yon low a poor otcuan for a imidoo. If you’re evor had to have complained too moth touching moment*, all arising tto context of tto story. Is a assemble man? BYSTANDER In tto past about minor ail­ out ef tto pupil-teacher rela labored attempt at a book. KICKING frinn a department DEAR KICKING: Bog, menta to be taken serious­ tioashlp. Tto boy Is well 9-19 p.m. ABC. Greatest Jtoi'U appreciate Dunrard’s DEAR BYSTANDER: Ap­ Show on Earth. "Tto Wreck- frustration when he tries to parently tto girl la calling borrow, or r a * a auttrsas ly now. But don’t Ignore played by Tommy Klrfc. M p m. CBS. The Red Shel­ Being pusbovan for rieyour pains. tto signals. Sto should have or atespiog to g sad I* pni a bieycte together la a * a a ton Hour. One of Red’s best (and who teat, real­ •kit with Dorothy London. bought TWO rtwgu ona for ly?) we almost swallowed this I t o whole gang gat* together What’a on yoor miadf Par stows and to tries a bin ooso. 90% brail ato wash to d a • s o character In a whacky yam about a farfetched plot la a Bengal Lancer I personal reply, sand ■ thing! a a * eetf-eddresied, stamped en­ sketch that should «et fairy to steal a circus pachyderm. during tto wunderfti DEAR ABBY: A friend 1 grow up with but tovM’t DEAR ABBY: I am IS velope to Abby, Bos SMS, tale fantasies as • continued Denote Hopper a n d Dean ■agmeat, and Donthy dost ■ inspiration for laughs an hte StockwaU are both hi top (nr seen in years, called mo y ean old and 1 guaaa I Beverly Hills, Calif. Mag and dance In “Lola's • a • stow. Skelton portrays n buf­ should that to big top?) long disuses and said sto should know wtoa i am Baek In TOwu.” was coming to this city to •lek and whan I am net Hate to write tetters? foon whom a king thinks may aa tto conspirator* with tto big ideai. visit for a few days. 1 told ona dollar to Abby, to hte long-lost son. And who alck. My mother calls me TV RENTAL bar I*d to glad to tee bar, a "little hypochondriac." SMS, Beverly HUls. plays the king? None other 9:90-10 p.m. CBS. Tto Jack • Bales • Berries Calif., for Abby'a new book­ than Raymond Burr, who Is Benny Show. Cooitetentiy fun­ but I didn’t have room Whenever I complain a to * taoufh la my apartment to a headache or a pain In let, "HOW TO WRITE LET* losing hi* first "ease” sway ny, even when Jaek Seminole TV have to r stay with oa. She . , FAM Hi tto teg ar the arm ato says TSRB FOR ALL OCCAS­ from tto "Perry Mason' goat into hysterics. For Zenith Cder TT Bel series. Germany'* beautiful Dennte Day tu n * tto ttbte* said, "Oh, tto floor will be H i only growing pafau and ION!.” 2M9 Baafecd Are. and talented Kessler twins on hi* critical boss, convincare beck for a solo spot where t h e y provocatively s i n g American western and folk Great Savings on Easy Terms By Oswald Jacobv tunes In m o ra l foreign ton­ FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE gue*. South wasn’t proud ot tha and five diamonds for a total 9-9:10 p.m. CBS. Petticoat three no-trump bid. He did M A TH ER of Sanford A ■ Nona i ot tight. Where eras the ninth Junction. A good chance here for lovable Edgar Buchanan 1J B T I I have the epadoe thoroughly trick coming from? A10BTI ■topped aad a fit few hte part­ South decided that Wert to really shine la hi* rote ef ■J I B ner's diamond eult, but Emit would hold e lingteton honor Uncle Joe. Kate (Bta Bens BAIT CD) had opened with • club end In clube. With *ix clube to the deret) hires an assistant gen­ JI1 1 AK9979 the club eult « u wide open A throe top honors it looked sa eral manager for her hotel to K 10 9 1 t oQ ■galnat him. ♦ QB4B if B u t would have rabid tto and Uncle Joe figures this A A Q f l l t l suit. Perhaps E u t tod a sin­ moans he’s ns longer needed, When Weet doubled. South • K a o u ra liked his bid eves leas. But be gleton honor of hearts. Why So ha gets another Job nad A AQ 194 felt that Weet really expect­ not? It aermed worth a try comes baek to the hotel as to A 44 ed to be able to handle a four ao South plnyed hte ace of paying guest, Insisting he’s Uncluttered line* am 4KJI diamond contract and South hearts and Eaat dropped tto now a big executive. Kate dls 41071 art to tin* tailored j covers he's really a Janitor derided to stand by hte guns guoan. A second t o u t w Both vulatoUl and schemae to gat Uncle Joe and hope for tha to st. Baal Berth Wert IVmfo won by Weit'i king and Wart back Into tto fold without Weet opened the deuce of 1 « Double IV tv^ibte led tha ten of hearts. Du ■pad** and North apologised 1 * P u t my’a Jack won. South had nine wounding hte pride. Pus 19 for hte hand when he put it Paaa2N.T. Pets 1 4 tricks, but he wasn’t u tte- 9-10 p.m. NBC. Richard down. South did not say any­ PSM3N.T. Double fled. Ha led another heart awl Boone. "Don't Call Ma Dirty 5 - 7 and 9 • P iece Sets P a n P en West wa* in tha lead. Waat Naraas.” Somebody ought to thing. Ha was too busy plan­ Opening tend—AS «12*» played the king of alubs which ning hte play. SCIENTIFIC LAWN He took Eaat'a king of | ride. It held and thing* wars held. Then West led a diamond From AAAA To B HPKAYINU FOR — spade* with the ace, led the looking up. Now South tould and South was ablo to run out jick of diamonds and let it I count two epadee, one heart 10 tricks. CHINCH BUGS OB Television Tonight l:W By Abigail Von TVTima Pravhws Grid Contest Winners Named came acreea It la the book, "Family Living in tto Bible.’’ by Edttb Deen. Mrs. Deen says: "A much-used phrase to describe homemaker* is 'keepera at home/ It occurs in th* letter to Tltua . . . Among othor matters, the letter dis­ cusses suitable behavior for older and younger women of the church. Younger women were urged to be ‘keeper* at homa.' (Tltua 2:0).* “Keepers at home” I* * beautiful term, and it Is s shame It has gone out of usi. True, it doeen't contain th* word “wife," but “keepers at home” does seem to imply that the homa 1* being kept for tha comfort and well-being of otheis. Anyway, if what tha wom­ en who wrote me are looking for is a term to replace th* commonly accepted “house­ wife,” why not “keepers at home” T It has a dignity that should go with tho world's most important Job. But If in tho future I as* the term “housewife,” I hop* no woman will feel insulted. For whither we call her a “housewife” or “homemsker" or a “keeper at homa" doMnl really matter so long aa w* never belittle th* job or put a "just a ” in front of the title. ByRuthMiiiatt send 28 cent* to Ruth Mlllett Reader Service, «/« Tto Baa I'ord Harold, P. O. Bos 4Bt, Dept A, Radio City Btetioa, New York 19, N. Y. Tremendous EASY TKRM8 FUNGUS Alas Lawn Renovation Your Dealer G raprvllle N ornery 2221 Grapevllle Are. FA 2-9999 M ATH ER of Sanford Sanford’s Only Air CondUlonad Furniture Store 203-09 K. le t S T . OUR BOARDING F A 2-0983 HOUSE "Opm Fri. Nile Till N W OUR BOARDING HOUSE Buys! F lm t Q u ality \ Men's Hose S tro teh N ylon, Bastion £ C osh Ion Foot Cot loci. Reg. 69c 4 $1.00 29 * pair 4 PAIR $1 Men's ft Boys’ Low Quarter Tennis Shoes Loafer Or Tto Styln only $2 ” Plus A Free Silver Dollar Animal Ufs Top Flocet 4M Winners of last week’* Food for conversation) Herald football contest were Ruth Millett's “Hippier Wives II. F. Gipson, Marcia McMil­ (hints for huebsndel." Just lan and C. S. llallaril. Gipson, Box tlOQ, Orlando, diet-rite cola took tha $10 first prist. Mar­ FUN SHOW cia MrMilian, Box 22, Sanford, Every Bat. MaraJag won tha ffl second priie, and 19.-49 Movies , , . Cartoons . . , Ballard, 109 Pinecrest Drive, I'rtiM . . , Bur prises . •. danfurd, came in third to take Teye From Toy Corral the |4 prite. Adm. 4 diet-rite *r Winners of the contest hnld R. C. Celt Bottle Capo week before test will be an­ nounced u soon as all tha games Involved In that week’s contest are played. A number NOW thro WED. of tho gamts wore postponed At I:M . 9:99 - 1:4* because of the assassination of 7:99 - 9:99 president Kennedy. R I T Z •X3S5L • Aac*sd*4 aPuapHiphn* l ) m itte n nh U lrtm ale b e n e lttlu M lu te m p 33 T e r m drink SJ Hiwh'i c ifa Small Shipment Of to HxUhreed t o Top IK 41 Small aapkta Children*! H om e Shoes $ 2 « 1 r r 1 Jr Fj V 1 ii • Narrow lakta W J2& 2S . m S K j q SL- IS Cham n *Oee4 g w llA M a w r il _ ------- ■Sto l ■ Worm* u OmuY 341 a u to 1 r _ A Fran ■Uvev D*U*r Shoes) For Tha Entire Family . . . At 49 Top actor 44 Soviet aaa 47. KmtiM hi _ bull a* m u (92 Pair) j / j o v ' t f csrvf) r IT XI Turf to P liiiie lw w 33 A ndiat city S iS M S 41 lajataglnr |» a in i* Silver Dollar esowla Fnr III-* W ED. * T M I HS. Carina* P s a n Nila* -M ie s ie tip e i s A x s ita * SHOE STORE MMUSJ2 Downtown Sanford 1 s t. * a rerotakre SID auihtercd Zeuatmytto 44 llowlUtrod 49SSSka*V tO tniirw el «»** 4* r & a m U r t R IO t-IM THEATRf WADI T O * I T * fiS* * I * >4* -M a n n at k a il Os k m i * Tv m an F a w n s • n i l O U TSID ER* T a n s C a n tla *88 TO tM hnBai 3 Ibbrra ntewh aCommuatoUre IJIJM M I / �- #7. m *.;•*« * <• >*• »-T ri L Ci**' • a' t* .............. .. • *■ *" • ■ ' •", * ■. - • *•• . -* ri - i r , »• *. n \ r t» EVEN IF I SAWON*, X MOWWOULD ff/S IK M O W ?^ A W N T ^ rL u c ic rM rw w £ .* .* 0 * 0 * * A M A V nuceor s HOURS A I t L WAVTTb BCTtXJR. SlTTfR. UMnetOUTtr O rt*.ftirSM lSO LO / J foil m * Tb e r r ft p o a IN i n e HC3M e.m » Y T oE mS " * S M I W indsor A » « » *-. B a itl u r a T. M onriaad TAKE .NOTICE th a t • l » « b u bH > m od r rrirm r * * *■ Ninth Ju d icial C l m l l #f / l # r IAn In a n d fa r Som laal* C oau17. F lorida, a n d P « «? hereby sum m oned. ardorjR , and required to fllo t * « w ritton Anowor o r dofonooo «o th o Com plaint m od horoln * * * ! • « you In tho a b o ro on tltlo d caooo In tho afflc* o f tho Clork o f tho C ircuit C o u rt In a n d fo r Som laol* C aoniy. Florida, a t hlo o fflro In th o C ourt H outo In •nnfordp nolo C o o n tj. F lo rid a, on o r boforo tho td th day o f D#colabor. l i t ) ; a n d to o o rrd • copy of onch anow or o r dofonooa upon Tom W atooR, P la ln tirr* A ttorno 7 *•*•'*• whoaa nddrooo In M# N* «»■ * Aollfto 1-A. Or U n to , F lo r id ^ eo o r boforo oald d a t a I f y o s fall to do 00, a Dacron r r n C o n fro u w ill bo ontorad a ra ln e t you for tbo ro lla f donoandrd I. tho Com plaint. TOU A1U. "UHTMKR NOTI­ FIE D th a t t h . itninr# o f M id onlt la n onlt i« r d 'ro ro o I vlaeul* m atrim onii from th o DefondaoL a n d fa r th# tarnporary and porm nnont e arn and cuatody of tho m inor c h ild MICHAEL ORAM FT AD. Tbo nam e o f ibo C onrt In which tb la cult hoc boon ln ■tltntod la C lrcnlt C onrt of tbo M a th i ml tria l C lrcnlt. ■omlnolo C ounty, Florida; a n d tho a b b ro ria to d tlllo o f thin eanoa In VIHOLNIA ORAM•TAD, P la in tiff, v*. LEM AR ORAMITAD, D efendant, C h an ­ cery No. Ill f t . __ ___ W ITNESS MT HAND AND THE O FFICIA L SEAL o f sold Court tn Somlnoto C ounty, Florida, thin I t h day ad N unam ber A. D. l i l t (SEAL) A rth u r H. Boehw lth. J r , C lork of tho C ircuit C o u rt B y: M artha T. V lhloa D eputy C lark WATSON A WATSON A ttorneys a t L aw Tom R a ti o n , A tto rn ey fop t:o N. M asnolla, 1-A Orlando, F lorida Publish N or. I t I t N O D a * S. l i f t CDO -tf________________________ l a tb o ConH o f tbo C oonty M o o . Oamloolo r o n o ty , S ta in ml F lo rid a, l a f r e t a M l a ra tbo K atato a ft DA.NTBL H. MATHERS. DoeoaaoA FINAL S tT I C S Nolle* Is h ereb y s ir e n th a t the underelnnod w ill, t n th o Sllh day of D ecem ber, A. D. IMS. prasont lo lb s H onorable C ounty Ju d s * of Sem inole County, F lorida, b a r fin al r e ­ turn, account a n d v ouchor* a a E it r u t r lx o f tb o E o to ta o f DANIEL If. M ATHERS, d o . esasod. and a t aald tim e, th o s and th ere, m ak e a p p lic atio n lo Iho oald J u d s o fo r a fin a l eeltlom onl of h e r a d m in is tra ­ tion of aald t r i a l * and fo r a n order d la c h a rfln s VERA W . MATHERS aa aueh E io c u t r lt . D ated thla th# ISnd d a y ad November. A. D. IMS. / * / Vera W. M ather* Aa K x te u trla of th* E o tatS o f D A NIEL H . MAT UK RA Doeeaaed. STENSTHOM. DAVIE A i K O M cec w v H s o a e x t m v e SAY7€TU8 0 OGN a *> a lS MULc*? McIn t o s h Attorney* fo r E io o n trl* E dw ards B ulldln* Sanford, F lorida Publish N or. N * D «* R IR it . n i t . C 00*00 c u m ? thcrs ...AMP MSN OR ( O I N C I ^ ^ ^ no c u n for IN T H E C O fN T T ' JT D O E 'S r o t RT, SEMINOLE COt’NTT, FLORID A. NO. 440S in h k i k o t a t r o r LEO B. HL'MTED, Doooaeed. CITATIOM T E E STATE O F FLO RID A . T S ALL PERSONS RA V IN E rtA IR A AO AINST OR IN . TKRKNTS IN SA ID E ST A T E AND ALL OTRF.R PERSONS CONCERNED! Tou a re h ereby notified t h a t a P etition b aa bean filed la sold C ourt p ra y in g fo r a n O rdor d o term ln ln s bonoflclnrlo# and an O rdor fo r n d m ln lo tralion unnocoeoary, a n d yon a m hereby roqulrod to til* y o u r w rllto n dofensoa th e re to w ith ­ in fo rty (<*> d a y s a fto r th * t i n t p u b licatio n o r p o o lin g h e rtn f. Should yon fa ll th e r e ­ in. doers* w ill b* ontorad In duo eours* upon sold p e titio n ,. WITNESS m y hand and th* atal of sold C o u rt a t S an fo rd , Semlnol* C ounty, F lorida, th is lSth day t f Novem ber, 1) 11. (SEAL) C. Vernon M l** J r , C ounty Ju d s * BASSETT AND TUCK A ttorneys and C ounsellors al Law I M aitland P la ta M aitland. F lo rid a Publish Nov. IS, t f A D a* A 1*. t i l l . CDO -tf « » A THINS omy rnoroe* / - 1 UK£ THKt! J rishl. 't w r a s o r w o W V»Ti K*T»'. wow « r MT«C»MM IM./ TOOILLM NORXM 'W W f WITK VOUjL l UTI TOMORROW ■XFIMMNCaQMyi 1 KMT ONITAMP m lj ~ ~ x_~MfTKWTIWH / MR NANTAdC TO* IR-COACH M l MOOMPITBMT IBFlACtMlNrt N0W-FIV TO I09T0N TOMORROW j u a m m km tkm * ou tm i , ^XnffSmSJ Osr sorrlca Is plenty snay ts taka. Coon# In and as* why Rars and mars people am pstranislaf Soutksm Ak. 6eT ON 1MB 9MR WfNIICAL. NO lAST-MIM/ld TClCKS-I cut snu. slow up m e _ v Oump from hire- J r VO YOU \* ® W A # rx *- » W BASE T CP fflK U tiOHS / c o w w r TO BLOW /_ - MEAN IW , JIVTR 6CTMTHAAQ3 s* r Von him—mtu. fino ■---- . /-_^\O U T WHAT I MIAMI upf // . CHRYSLER A IR TEM P HEATERS J- K (T ', \ ju fh e h K S**F .» i II— | » y f ! ^ �J* Rain Or Shine, The Response Tours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call FA 2-5612. Harriett's B t u lf Nook SWEETIE FIE By N adine Seltzer BARGAIN. I 1 1 .. 1 t o * C l Hoom, asede some repair, m oo. Low doww prmt., low aw . pymt*, GEHR REALTY FA 2-8661 L Beach Rentals 9 . For flak or fleet 10. W a n te d to I te e t 11. R eal R o tate W a n te d n c m m o h t n . w or FH A - VA HOMES CIIAKI.BO H. JOHWOON. OR., and ANN1B a. JOHNSON, bla wit*. Plaintiff*, vo. ORANT U BOWMAN M ILD RED M. BOWMAN, bla Wirt) aa« BRUCn N. OBMllEIX* 1 . 1 , 1 4 BCDROOK8 1, 1H, A 1 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS THOM $100 R. L. HARVEY 104 Sanford Are. FA 1 Low Monthly Permeate For Conplcto Intormatkm 8 m Or Call Your 28. BoJM - Flint - Repair 28. Bulldlnr Meterlak D efendant* PLUMBING Coatractlaf Repairs FREE ESTIMATES FHA-VA REALTOR • INSUROR TO. DRAFT L. BOWMAN l>< MILDftCD M. BOWMAN, stem per agency bla wlfa, tlM M oraaa B tra a t C h arlo tta, N orth C arolina BRUCE H. Rotldoaea U* Too, Dortndanta, a rt bar**y notltltd that a aaaiyUlat to forteloaa aa Aoranaaat fat Dood aa tba rtflawlao 4«aorlbod proparty, to-wlti Tba North Oao-balf Waat 9> foot of IX H Block 9, WBOT WILDMERE, aeeorttaa to tba plat thtroof aa rocortod In Plat Book 9, M fO It. of tba Public I t t t r l l of Scmlnolo Coaaty. Ftert**; aaa been filet apataat yon ta the a boto itylX n i t u d you aro required ta eerrt a copy of your Aaawar or {Mad­ ina to the Complaint on Plain* tlffe' attorney, JOSBPH M. MURAAKO. P. a Boa 111. Tern Park. Seartaolo County, Florida, and film tba arlalnal Anewor or pleading ta Iba offlea of tbo Clark of tbo Cir­ cuit Court on or bafora the 11th day of Doeombor. 11(1. If you fall to do eo, a decree pro confeeeo will be taken aaalnat you for tba relief de­ manded ta tba Complaint. WITNESS aw bead and of­ ficial eeal of olftte at Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, this Ith day of Notaaibor, 1M1. (SEAL) Arthur If. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk. Clrealt Court Semlnolo Ooaaty. Ptorlda By: Martha T. Tlbtea Deputy Clark Joeep M. Muraeho P. O. llox m Tern Park, Fla. Publish Nor. It, If, M. A Dec. i. m i CDO-44 ■Ingta Family RMt4*atlal. b# W I N C 4 C om m ercial: W IM ft at N Mfl* of ■ IN I fMt of BWH ef NBU of (M l 14-tl99. Puttie Xssrlne will ba b«M la tba Mmlnola County Court Houm, County Commission#** Boob. Sanford. FI*. Wsdn**Aay, Doambor 11. 1HI at T:*» F. M. or aa aoaa thoraaftar 2-4901 1919 S. French Ave. V A -F H A Proparty Mansgemtnt * Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offer* for your si lection those Beautiful 2, 3. A 4 Bedroom Government •BMfBBLB COENTT C O N B IM IO B Nottm of Pnblla Neartaf Notice U hereby siren, that after eonalderatlon, the Semi­ nole County Eonlns Commie ■loa will hold a public hearlas to determine tho toaslblllty of reoommoadlag to tho Board or County Commltslonera that tha follow Ins deacrlbad pro party presently soned A-l A Tl-IA Blnsla Family ttasldentlal ba aoacd C-l Commercial: SH of AWli of NEU. lean W IW of N I4T of ■ 144.91' Section 14-Sl-tl. Public heart ns will ba h*!d In tha Seminal# County Court lluuee. County Commlsalonara Boom. Sanford. FI*. Wednoodoy. Doeombor 11. l i lt at TN0 P. M. or aa aooa thereafter fts HIllllA. Semlnolo County Soalns Commleaton By Hobart S. Brown Sent. County Sonins Dir­ ector Publish Not. IS A Dee. t. teat. CDO-tl ■ON IN B 89. T rB ile n - C ab an as SO. F a rm E q u ip m en t Legal Notice in tm b c n tc ry p NINTH JC D tC IA t. f H i r e TP OP P L O B tll* IN AND PO D BBWI. NOLB COE NTT. 3. Far Baal AFT. 930. Bsrplas City. FUBN. 9 Bodrm., oik floors, atPODry horns. 1 Blk. Wtdt of Hwy. 17-PI oa 434, thaa 1 blk. 8mth oa Esst BL to Vtaesat Dr. "CLEAN quiet Rooms" Tbs 3 BDBM. unfura., kit. oqulp. Gables. FA 9473$. 3403 8. Willow. Owned Homes Priced Prom $6,760 Down Paym ents A s Low A s $100 M onthly Paym ents Prom $43.60 SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty $ BEDROOM. 1 hath. Kitchan aqulppcd. Owoar bolaf transfem d. Mud sett. FA 2-2940. GREENBR1AR RAY'S UPHOLSTERY Choice Iota available tn Renpbolstering. Fro* eat Grvcnbrlar of Loch Arbor TE 9-22 ovorlookbir golf coarse. FA 9-71IS Custom building to your HEATING ■pacifications. Groonbriar SERVICING - TESTING developed by Lewis Sales ft Service KINGSWOOD 3317 C. C. Road FA I-7P33 BUILDERS, INC. Custom-made Cabinets, 202 Fairmont Dr. PlwtUc Counter top* FA 2-9074 WALLIS CABINET SHOP OpportmHF 313 W. 3rd - 333-7471 SERVICE Station fur least. We Buy, Sell, Trade, Htpair Good location. Only small BILL’S THRIFT SHOP capital needed by right ' Appliance* « TV man. FA 2-4342. Open • to t Dally ft Weekends FOR LEASE. Attractive, noli Ph. 3397393 3940 Hiawatha located SERVICE STATION. ______ Sanford, Fla. Major oil Co. Haa opportun­ 89. A atom M ld Strata* ity for Service Station deal­ er. Excellent profit poten­ AUTO GLASS tial. Plenty of room. PAID INSTALLED TRAINING A financing Senkwrik Glass and Paint available. Ph. FA 2-0943. BLUE LACE Full loofth hoop, 8219343. iT orfk Bought, Bold, tended. Cash ^ to* your gum Buck's Gaft Reek, 307 E. 1st, St-, Fh. t DOUBLE Bedroom Set, Baby crib. Lika now. FA 94147, TAPPAM Elect I ft NOTICE To make Uta boat horns old, Woettafhouao t BB., Fla. Rat. E tati KM., IN THB MATTER OP THB buy, see tha ADOPTION BT TBRENCB P. tor, 1303 Saaford Are HKIDENnEirii. stepfather, of VA-FHA WILLIAM KKNNKT1I THOMP. T E N O R G uitar am pUftar aad NON, 111 and niCItAM) NR- SLEEPING Room, prlr. en­ 9A Bpacial Not1c m Appointed m ike, 1104. Win flaaaae BIE THOMPSON, minora. trance * bsdt. FA “ »l WILLIAM K K N N I T H wtQ awap for Property C a n after 3 p. m. THOMPSON. JR., Boekhssptag A Tax Servko yea. 3293114. WH OS E RRSIDNNCB M anagem ent & AND ADDRESS ARB UK- FURNISHED ApsrtmtBt. FOR SA LE- Fa dirt, day, NNOWN: Harold A. Appleby CUts sad close Is. Jlamia Sales Broker Tou are hereby nntlflad that shall, peat and Cowsa. 333-4013. a Petition has been Hied In Lloyd, FA 9B73. the above styled cauee by Company <03 Virginli Av«. Jim Hunt Realty TERENCE P. IIEIDEMRBICM, S-BDRM. bouae, k it equipped. W anted 210 Magnolia Ph. FA for tha adoption at william HIGH Chair It. 317 Escambia Dr. FA 3-0P20 9. Far Bats a r Raat Kenneth Thompson. Ilf. and Office FA 9-2111 Waitress, also curb girl. Mutt 13- Haadboard M a da Auto Glass, Tape Richard Erbla Thompeon. min­ attar 3 p.m. Night FA 3 BR House for Sals or Root 83»P43a altar • p. a . be experienced. Apply Chick by tha Petitioner, and ft Sea* Covers By K ite Ostno ors. TIZZY you are hereby required to 2290704 Call FA 2-3139. 'n Treat, Sanford. R E N T A BED ■erve a copy of your Answer AUTO GLASS & WEDDING Cowl, 2U4 Park Dr. Saaford. FIs. of objections to show cause Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Registered Nurses why aald Petition, should not SEAT COVER CO. Paau da Soi Beds. bo srantsd. oa tha Attoraey staevoa. Pita 1913. Part Z Licensed Practical Nurses 304 W. 2nd St. FA 940H By Day, Week, or Month for Petitioner, Carrol] Burks, ROSA L PAYTON N eeded A t Once A m . Tlrailar CL, l a i 38l ~ Positions Now Open Sdlta 111 Hanford Atlantic Na Fh. FA 3-3111 119 W. lit St. Reg. Real Estate Broker Exciting new Nursing ft Con­ ALL WORK GUARANTIED tlonal Bank Bulldlna, Hanford. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Wo need ten (10) nice homes, PECANS, 3 iba. for H-W- $$lb Florida, and film tha orlnlnat furnished or unfurnished, FA 1-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha valescent Center. Good Sal­ 81A. P e ti In the office of the Clerk of ft Sanford Avo. Bags’* Cork ary, Maala while on duty. Full-blooded Blue Tick bourn the Circuit Court on nr bnfnre 3 Bdrin., 373 month. 1021 E. immediately I We b a n tbs Market. FA 93K4. the ITIh day of December, till client*! If you have a 2, 3, 2nd St. FA 3-0231. Select quarters available to popple*. FA 93334. end herein fall not or a decree JO H N E. FO X or 4 bedroom home fog responsible b o m s . FRUIT Gift Fached. We atop pro eonfeato will bo entered BDRM. hire. Apt. Days rent or lease, call aftlnet you. DeBary Manor 82. Ftower* - flh ran s txpreas. Baggs Curb Man* FA 3-3793, nights FA 2-0W1 . w itness my hand and tha Rt. 17-93, DeBary, Fla. REALTOR ket, 21th ft Sanford Avo* teal of aald Court la Sanford, BLOOMING Roms on Chero­ Florida, thla Had day M MAITLAND — 3 Rot. Fum Stenstrom Realty 110 N. Park Ave. 3334339 Phone FA 2 2934. kee stock, AU other kinds Novembsr, A. D. 1141. (shad cottage. |7B. Mo. FA (SEAL) of Nursery shrubbery ami BEAUTICIAN Wantad for tha FIREPLACE WOOD 111 N. Park Ave. 1292430 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 2-8399. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Mayfair Hotel Salon. Call tree*. Clerk af Circuit Court Oak aa Realtor By: Sandra A Johnson, t BR. FLA. RM., taaecd yd 923 8629 or 322-9013. Robert Morris, Gray Shadows Nonary Btymosd Lundqulit, Aaao. Deputy Clerk ta Lake Mary. 323-1307. 6 Mi. 8. on Sanford Ave. FA 93941 AUastle Bank Bldf. Carroll Burba OUNS. Buy, t*B( 18. Help W antdfl Attorney at Law r. a Drawer S UNFUBN. Apt. First Boor. pair. Osteen Bridge Flak To U se 33. F m l l i r t PART TIME WORK Hanford, Florida N early N ew 3 BR loa s. Pam. Camp ft Gun Shop, Attorney for Petitioner Til Used furniture, appliance* TEE N' GREEN Publish Nor ]« A Doe. ft II, The HERALD March U tools, tte. Bought - f t For Sal*. Pony Saddle, f3ft Must be sold this week. No IT, 114*. Legal Notice CDO-tl Larry's Mart 3U Sanford FA 2-33B. down payment. Immediate 33 PER HOUR TO START W snt A ds. occupancy. $43 month In­ If you can work 30 to 48 Avo. Ph. FA 3-4132. IN THE CIRCEIT GOVftT OP NOT1CM OP SEIV DUE TO DIVORCE. Wa bar# TIIK NINTH JEDICIAL Cl»- TO) OARVIM ROBERT HILL cludes taxes ft Insurance. hr*, per wk., mornings, af­ lllT . IN AND POD SEMI a Repossessed Ml Model and IDA L. HILL bla FREE ESTIMATE Aik et Sales Office on Up- ternoons or eve'a (til P:30) HOLE COENTT, FLORIDA. Legal Notice wife, Defandaat* CDANCBBT HO. MSdS salt ltd. Mar Church. Open we may use you, Uuat be Upbolstaring ft Mattress inn­ Soper Dial Swiss Needle TOU AND BACH OP T E FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT are hereby a*U(t*4 that oit IT TMB OIBCEIT MEBT 09 mechanically Inclined, 23-40 ovating. New ft Uied Furni­ Zlg Sag, Like New. Makes OAOE ASSOCIATION, S tor haa bees oemmonnd against TUB BtTTM JE D insL CtB- dally 11 s. m. to 3 p. ra. dosena of fancy stitches, yra. of age, married and ture. Call Nix Bidding Mfg. porstlon. yan la tha Circuit Court of IT ABB Co., at 703 Calory Ave. makes beautiful Plain 11(1, tha Nlath Judicial Clrealt *f NEW 1964 MODEL settled and be able to get lb* 11*1* af Florid* la and r n i i r i b T wo. boles, sews os buttons, 3 ft 4 BR akmg with people. Some FA 3 2117. DON L. LINDI.BT and ANITA for Semlnolo County, tho ab­ FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTbrokfers, M o n o g r a m ft MNtH.Br. and SOUTH OR­ breviated tltlo of which ta OAOE ASSOCIATION, a sor- Moat with 3 baths, large fun positions will be permanent WANTED reliable LANDO NATIONAL BANS. Darns, Fatabao, Eta. t o JB SANFORD ATLANTIC poratloa. Uy room— Central heating ft (Military Personnel Accept­ toko up monthly payments Pc tend# ate. NATIONAL BANK. Flatatlff. suma Remaining g pay. alr-eeaditloataf — liberal N O T IC E o r SEVT n ed). For Interview write Flataurt of $13.30 oa 3 complete r « M t sur« wttArs Harfeto Is taking m« tonight. H *1 BORTOAOB PSRRCLSSEBB va manta of 37.90. ph. Crsdil D. NICHOLSON. JR. aaA financing with small down Box 32, Sanford Herald. rooms of furniture. Cal dopwids on how much money I’Mhave to lond himT TSi DON t- L1NDLET and OARVIN ROBERT HILL **d CARL DORIS P. NICHOCBON. Mgr. FA 2-1927. payment Monthly pymts ANITA LINDLEY IDA I* HILL hta wife. TE 91111, Casselberry, col­ D s fs n d s a t*. Colored Motor Route Carrier Hesldence Unknown WIFTII'D 09 IlIfT IN a* low as $93. See models Defeadaata lect. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS Tou. Defendant*, aro hereby la Chancery No. WIT. M0MTUA6E FODSW1LOOEHD at Tee ’N Green Sales Of­ for afternoon paper route. notified that a complaint t$43 ZIGZAG Dial Model. Lika Tha aatur# of this suit lo TO> CARL D. N1CHOLAON, .Must have Reference* and FURNITURE (USED) foreclose a certain mortaaaa a foreolacar* *( that rsrtele fice, Uptala Rd. naar JR . Naw, Overcast, Make* bah on the following doaorlbod mortgag* from seld defen dependable car. Writ* Cir­ R ssld sn e a U n kaew w FULL lire walnut pineapple CARNIVAL B y D ick Turner property, ettuata, lying and daate lo plalatlff, deled Mey Church, or Longdate Office, ton hotel, tewa ea battens, DOIHH P. NICIIDLaON, Highland Ave. near new culation Dept. P. O. Box poiler bed, quUt top, matbeing In Rtmlnole Com 1, I4U .ml recorded Mey T ttssld sn c* U nkno w n •mbroMiri, monograms ft Florida, lo-wtti HUT, Sanford. H it In Offlclel Itecorde Book Tou, H tfsn d a n ta . a r * ho rsIni* and box spring $34.30 L o n g d a 1e Elementary darns. Assuma 6 payments Lot 1. Block If. NORTH ItT peg* l i t of the Public by n n llflsd that a ru m p la ln l 2-TWIN die mahogany post­ School. OLLANDU, according Records of Seminole County, to fu rse lo s* a e s r ls ln m a rlNIGHT Diihwaiher, muat be af $0.60. Phono Credit Mgr. plat thereof recorded Florida, sscuaberlng the! g a s * on the fo llo w in g d s sc rlb PbuM 333-2791 experienced. Apply Chick er beds with like new bed 122-9411.' Plat Book 11, page* 11 certsln piece gr parcel of pro­ *4 p ra p srty , a ltq a ta , ly in g aaA ding .................. ta. 349.30 LMN Enterprises, Inc. and II. Pubtlo Record# of perty located, situate, end be­ bslng In S s m ln o l* C e u n ty , 'N Treat, Sanford, Fla. Seminole County, Florida ing In sold County end fllete, K lu rld a . lo - w li: 2TWIN alio Hollywood 35. bads,Artie tom Wmatai Including: to-wit: Lot 11. OOLDIB MANOR. RIGHT SPOT like new ......... oa. 334.30 19. Hltaailona Wanted Wall Heater — Paaelray Lot I. Block B. SUNLAND 1ST AUDITION, according AT THE RIGHT PRICE ONE *et Salem Map!* Wa­ WANTED to Beat. Cane Type Model PA-11 ta th* plat thsrasf, rscerdESTATES, e subdivision, Benge — Frlgldatr* — according to e plat thsro•4 tn Plat Book 11 at 30 Acres adjacent to Lake JANITOR - FA 3-7973. gon Wheel Bunks with bed­ Wheel Chair. FA 91734. Model B4-I9 psg* 14 af tha Public Itsof. recorded in Plot Bouk Harney Shores; well-drain ding, like new ........ $39.50 Refrlgerater — Frtgldalr* DAYS work or steady. De. U. pegea Id to II of the cords of Ssmlnol* County, —Model D-II ed; graded road entire pend, ft Exper. 703 W. tlth. ONE act Wrought iron bunks Public Record* of Semi Florida. Hot Water Heater -— Dey nole County, Florida. Including: .................................. yvf BUYING h H i t or A Night — Model Il-C EACH OP TOU IS ItKQIflR Hrstsr — Surface Unit — length. Beat ef ell, only $233 PRACTICAL nura* will care per acre) UIKD CART bas been filed agelaet you la ED to Ills your answer or TWO 33" Hollywood bed* with Ovsw the above alyted soil and you olber written defense* l.> the ha* b**u rtlsd against you in for elderly people !n my headboard ........ oa. $34.30 FINANCE IT WITH 01 ere required to serve a copy Complaint with lb* clerk Ih* abev* slylsd suit snd y ,u home. FA 3-9133. ♦ Low lato rn t Bates 3TWIN *U* Hollywood beds of your Answer or Pleadln the Circuit Court of Semlnolo ar* r*qq|r*4 to ssrv* a copy SOUTHW ARD la tho . ‘omplalnt on plaintiff* Couoty, Florida. In this pro ef your Anawsr ar Plsadlng ♦ Low MeatUy Faymaaio ........................... aa. $19.30 DAY’S WORK. FA 2-0943. attorney, JOSEPH M. MUIt seeding end to ears* * ropy tn ih* Complaint on Plain REALTY 2-FULL aixe Hollywood bed* FLORIDA STATE BANS ASKO. P. O. Boa III. Tan thereof upon the pUIntlfre tiff, sttornsy, JOHKfll M. INVESTMENT Park. Florida, and file the attorney* whoaa names an MtllARKO. I- O. Bus I: j 119 N. Park 322-9173 Child Care FA 3-BT4. ........................... e*. $23.30 1982 Micro Bui VW. Like MW. orleln.il Answer or Pleading address era hereinafter •> Ksrn rsrk. Florida, and fils 2-TWIN *iie box x p r l n g a In the office of the Clerk of forth, ee required by l.tw not th* original Answer nr PludSale or Trade. FA 91271. the Circuit Court on or be­ 1st*- then the SHU day of Ing In ib * nftlr* of th* Clark BY OWNER: 3 Bedrrn. 3 bath Widow, Certified Nurse with ........................... ea. 310.00 fore the !3th dey of Do^em- December !>4t. In doleull of th* Circuit Court oa or be­ house. Dining room, yard car. Live in. Pb. 337-3903. 1-BKDRUOM Suite ... $44.30 1934 rord. Radio. 1011 Oak her. 1441. If you fall to do so. thereof the cause will pro fore th# till) day of Dscsmbtr, fenced in, Ravenna Park. a deer** pro confeeeo will be ceed o* perto upon the entry 144L It yuu fall to du mo. a 1-KEPOSSESSED 2 place llv Ave. FA 9449P. 20. Baby hIIte m taken against you for tbo re. of a Decreo Pro Confenea dstrs* pro canfsssn will b* 332 9197. ing room suite, like new tlof demanded In the Com* against you. taken asslnst you for th- ro­ .................................. $34.30 37. Boats - Motors plaint. WITNKSH my htnd sad the ll) f demanded la lb* Com BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, 1V4 BABYSITTING, Day or Night WlTNUAH my baud and of­ official seal of laid Court In plaint. transportation. FA 2-3304. 1-CRlB with maUreaa, like Gateway To Tb« Waterway ficial stal of office at Han- Seminole County, Florida, this WITNESS my hand and of­ bath hurae. One bedroom new ........................ $19.30 Kuboon Sporting Goods ford. it cmInut* County, thle tith dey of November, IMt. ficial seal uf of fir# at Ratifurd, has separate entrance, can 21. Ile a u ly S a to it* Ith day of November, 1*41. (SEAL) nsmlnal* County, tills Ith day 1-HKI'USSESSED 3 pc. din­ Your EV1NRUDE Dealer be rented for income. Will PERMANENT Wave Special (SEAL) Arthur II. Ueckwlth. Jr, uf NuvsmUir. tkIJ. ette ........................ $34.50 34943 B. lit. Ph. FA 93441 Arthur H. Beckwltb, Jr. dork of the circuit Court (SEAL) t'ade for amaller place. 20% off regular prlcea. Clark. Circuit Court, 1-HOSPITAL bed w/MW matUy: Uertba T. Vlhlea Arthur It. Hockwttb, Jr. Shown by appointment. Call Open Evening! by appt. Heiuluole Co-, Hanford. I l l Ixputy Clerk Clark of Circuit C'mrt tre»* ......................... $U.3o 38. Motorcycle*. Beoatera Uy: Martua T. VlliUo l i y : M a rth a T , Y lh lc a FA 2-9444. U llA t t D A L L U R i U L E Y AN D Free parking loL Services 1-1IIDK-A-BED, charcoal up­ FOX CART-Bacar. Lika ogw. l».C LEW IS j> . a J o s e p h m. m l r a h a o Attorney* fur Plaintiff Jt M t I ' l l At. M L K A s K O holstering ................ $00.50 $300. FA 9 4 m from tip to tip. SANFORD HERALD Attoraey at Law 4* North Court Street A t t o r n e y at Law Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 1-FULL ail* heavy duty roll P. O. H o a 111 Past Office Bos 1114 p a Bo i m WANT ADS “ Sha’i a t t h a t aw kw ard a g s * . . old enough to bo Pern Park. Florida Orlando. Florida 31* Palmetto ,\ve C«rn l*,rk. Florida vpring $800 Model 133 Lamhrrtta Scoot* Interested in boys and too young to bo interested In Publish Nov. IE, II, : i A Dec. I ’ -b lls h N ut . I I . .’ s 1 U s .. I , Pu b lish Nuv. K , ly . ; t . j , L s — BRING FAST Phone door (1) 3224434 ECHOLS' UiMiling Co., 119 S er. Good rood. $100. Fh. I. till. ID. 1142. 3, 1»IJ. doing thair homework 1" R ESU LT S CUO-41 Phone door (2J 323-3333 FA 943WI CDO-41 Magnolia Ave. CDO-40 It Pays * �V* *.*» < l' / • ,•» . - ’■ . ' j .y ■ *- 11 .s '" “'T - | grain. Soviet farmers ere (MBHary AaatyoO slaughtering greet numbers of WASHINGTON (NEA) — their UToetoek. This mtane Key defense and State De­ that even with improved crept portment Soviet analysts be­ next year, the Boriet Union lieve Busoie’a Kkraedtev te In will still be in peer shape ea Coir oaM the etote’e lanaatl no position te eoriooely (bat­ food supplies. ration would open abortly af­ tengo President Johnson to e ter the federal Bureau of fa* Keen with drastic reforms, major teat a t nerves now or re*tlration (PHI) files a fait will be ytare before Russia next year. port with President Job m o b , produces enough food regular­ Khrushchev hoe hi* bend* presumably lata thla month. full e t heme. News reports ly to feed her p*?r!> at the Tbo state Investigation, Gan coming ha from the Soviet standard a t tiring which many ■aid, would openly interrogate Union indicate his sgricultur- Russians era coming to de­ ■(-economic problems ere even mand. th* ■laying of poUcamus J, D. worse than bed been believed. Aa these SUte-DefenM an­ Tippit and the shooting of Lm He wiU net be able to get by alysts see it, this means Ho m y Oswald. Tho findings Khruaheher won’t went to get without Weetam wheat. will bn turned over tn a fed­ the West toe mad a t him, even There is now doubt thet eral comimssion appointed by Khrushchev must make some after this yaar’e wheat deals Pnsldent Johnson. drastic end oxpenihra egricul ere completed. He may have Amoai n e n b e n preseat Carr said the atata Investi­ torsi reforms. Chief among the problem egsia next year. were Mn. M. Rimmar, Mrs. gation would contrast both those It building a elsabie for Khruaheher right now, they Howard Greco, Mra. Haddock, FBI’s EN SIG N JIM M IE 1* L IN D T , form er chief petty til l M r-c h o n d ra l Industry. This believe, cannot afford a series Mrs. K. Heigh, Mra. Cbarlaa and tbo fodtntl of bad crop yean without im officer, receives hU commission aa ensign Billhardt, M n. G. Wright, win take B to 10 y ean end n ported grains from th* West consideration b s c a w i n wit­ (LiX)) from his wife. Lindt has served with heavy investment In techni­ Mrs. Adam Molier, Mra. Hugh nesses would be subpoenaed to fell bock on. Heavy Attack Squadron S at the Sanford Naval Booth, Mrs. Orville Jooea, cians, money end raw mate­ and questions under o a t h They don’t exclude a series rials—e price Khrushchev has Air Station since 1961 as bombardier-navigator. Mrs. W. E. Alka, M n. Bpoke, either la Dallas or a t Austin, of Khrushchev prebee—Just te been reluctant to pay. He enlisted in Jane, 1952. Mn. Oavla aad daughter, T ei, tho state capital teem where he aUnde and to * 0 0 Becky, aad Mn. Staolay Law- This money, these techni­ ■tir up what gains bo can cian* and the** resource* will ton. Tbo tbrsn - pronged ap­ make cheaply. hove to be diverted from other The December meeting win proaches to tho crime* was be held at S p. m. oa Dee. major essential Soviet pro­ But as they see it, the prob­ called aa "unprecedented » lem President Johnson face* IT at the home of Mn. Heigh jects. ampin of co-operation between Khrushchev has only two is much more subtle. How eon oo Madera Drive, Mn. BlHlocal, state and federal gov­ places from which he can take he, basically unknown end on hardt will be cu-boateaa. ernment to determine the these funds—specs end mili­ tested abroad, quickly toko facta and make them public.' over leadership tn western tary. FBI information will be Europe and Asia? Cutting back the military la given tho Texas court of InBAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI) ceive from the governmentAs th* hero a t Europe in difficult and ticklish. A slip quiry, which will forward its — The Angel of Bataan la died Sunday in County Hos­ World War II, ElMnhowar did could endanger Khrushchev’s findings to tbo federal com­ dead. pital at the ago of VI. not have this problem. Ken rule from within. Mrs. Norton, o school teach­ mission bonded by Earl War Nancy Bell Norton, who nedy did. Johnson faces 8ay* one State Department n a , chief Justice of the United waa honored In 19IS with the er In tho Philippine Island* tougher s ta rt expert: "Khrushchev will hare BUtco Supremo Court. Medal of Freedom—the high­ when World War II broke out, Europe te becoming more By Berule* Kelsey hie hands full at home.” De­ Carr sold he did not know if est sward a civilian can re­ waa honored for her aid to Independent. Johnson doesn’t fense Department men echo Tbo WSC5 Bethany and Jack Ruby would bo question­ American prisoner!. She was start with th* prestige of be­ ed by the state court of In* not imprisoned immediately Foster Circles of the Oviedo hi* eatimate. Both defenso end ing nn elected president He State Department analysts F int Methodist Church will quiry. Ho said ho “ didn’t want Area Ministers by the Japan*** because of therefore figure that for the has leas than n year before he to Interfere** with tho murder htr advanced age. She brought meet at 1 p. m. today at Uw next few years Khruaheher fares aa election. Europeans home of Mn. W. H. Martin case that charges Ruby with Hold Meeting food and clothing and tended for their annual Christmas can take no chances In Inter­ don’t know how ha would Oswald’s shooting. th* needs of prisoners until ■y Mra. Adam Matter ■tnnd up under a “Berlin” er party and covered dish sup- national adventures. * a * Ths bi-monthly meeting of I IMS when she also was Ima "Cub*." Khrushchev's new l a n d s per. Tho Texas attorney general DcBary area ministers and prisoned when Japanese at Th* a n a ly s ts f ig u r e t h a t •aid he planned to select an­ their wives waa held Nov. 23 tempts to discourage her fall- Members aro reminded to program la now working out. Khruihchev, d e a l i n g fro m Great parts of the area are bring their new or used toys other attorney to aid In the • t ths home of Rev. and Mra. | ed. Legal Notice for the collection which will becoming a duet bowl. U. 8. w e a k n tM , m a y m a k e a f u r t h e r state's Inquiry and planned to Auguitua C. Summers on agricultural men have believ­ w e a k e n in g o f NATO bin p rim e be given to th* Indiana. M tm rm m n v n a a n i sat the time and plnco of the c o v rw arrro B a Secret Pals for the year will ed for years that Instead of ta r g e t. probe soon. were R . | B ? a r d h T o w n n o r thb florid a spending great sums on the Therefor* the President’* B T A T B TU R W IM K H A U T Iim i Carr said the presidential and Mn. Arthur Beatty, Rev. , M.ri- , C.hw ‘ rl” Utelch, preat- be revealed during tho party IT T " I D M g H I N R H TATK marginal new lands, he should strategists ere attempting to and members will exchange commission would not call and Mn. Fred Foster, Rev. of « » A nriltov »® U»« PARKW AY” have put Uw money into fer­ work out some way In which Volunteer Fireman a gifts. witnesses, but was depending and Mn. Michael KlppenV e rt L audardata, flo rid * D tetm b ar S, 1SS3 on other sourcee for its infor­ brock. Rev. and Mra. Cecil Aaaoelatlon. w i 1^1 entertain The annua] Christmas msst- tiliser, Insecticide* end ma­ Johnson quickly end firmly CONSTRUCT IDM PROGRAM tag and supper of ths Chapel chinery to boost the produc. can convince th* free end mation. u a m o tr iiit N. Oig, Rev. and Mn. H u - h em^ r* Guild Circle will be held at tion of grain In the proven Communist worlds that he ROTICR IB IIKKKHT G tV RS ix>H Thomas Thnmm and >nA Rev. n*v. and and I board at a 12tBO p. ra. lunch­ "It la my understanding the bert T H A T MSALRD III OB W ILL 1 p. m. next Monday In Fel­ agricultural regions of the So­ means business nml has the eon to he held thl* Thursday commission will take evidence m; mecKivRo rnoti qitaliMn. Paul Shultz. hacking to carry out hie alma lowship Hall of the church. viet Union. at her home. F IB D LA.NOHCAPK CONT It AC­ assembled by the Fill and TOR H AND NtmBRRTM HN HT nthar agencies and evaluate T IIH PlrOlUOA NTATR TURNP IK B AUTHOR ITT a t th* O f. this evidence and reach con­ Church Seals tin* a t th e r l a r t d a M ale T a r e . clusion*,” Carr said. »Ute A alherttV , Sled N. W . The Until Cirri# of the DoBary Community Motbodlat WSC3 not teat Tuesday at fte bona t i Mra. A. K. Spohee vtifc Mr*. Elmo Moon pre­ siding. Co-booteu t u Mra. Mr* C. Haddock. n o meeting waa opened with a Tbenkgirta* Prayer by Mra. Moon. The program, oa the theme "Hrmo of Grateful PraUo," waa proanted by Mra. Joo Darla. A •oriel boor waa hold Mowing the masting during which re freshments were served by Hospital Notes 'Angel Of Bataan' Dies At Age Of 91 Oviedo Circles Set Parties F1^ r \t 2 S , T e e th a tr e e t tf e a r ta e B led, a t ■ aaaM as S t a l e P a rk w a r ) . F a r t L eaden dal*. P l a r l t a from »:S0 A. M. u n til 1*:M A M. (B.B.T.), Decem bar It, IMS, a t w hich tlm* t h .y will h e eyened, fo r d .ilv a ry o f na­ t a l (C a b b a y t) Palm T rae i, a* Documents Dsteen Church To Show Film B ry n P o rt P I am# In ta rc h a n e * Tbo color film, "Operation Abolition,” a documentary film an Communism publish ed by the Atomic Energy A P P R O I , Commltilon, will be shown at RIM W IT T T:30 p.m. Frida at the Osteen Baptist Church by Rev. C. W. I* Flank. All residents of the ares 111 are urged to attend the meet »• lag to view this timely and H i important film. F o r t D rum Baratoa A rea T aah aw J u n c tls * In ta rc h a n y a Cano* C r* 'h Bnrvloa A ran K la iln m * . • Bl. C loud In te n -h a n f* O rlan d o Houth I n t.rn h n n a * T u r k ty link* Barvla* Aran O rlan d o W a itO r a l* In ta rch a n e * le a ib a ry -C la rm o n t B a r v lc * Art. OPEN YOUR 1964 10 III III tts In ta re h a n a * O kahum ph* FOR A BETTER... BIGGER.. CHRISTMAS NEXT YEAR... By Mrs. Adam Muller Important papers end docu­ ment* of the First Preabyter-1 Ian Church of DeBary were sealed In the cornerstone of the church during ceremonies held Sunday following the | morning service. Rev. Augustus C. Summers I gave the Invocation. Assist­ ing him during the ceremony ' was Clarence Shaffer, ehurch I historian, and members of the | church board. fbllow at C O N T R A C T B o , S4t F u rn is h tn y Babnl (C a h b a fa ) Palm T r a s s , d e llv a r.d a t th * alt*. a t t a s k a ll* llatad. Meet us TOTAL, !.!«* tllda w ill bs accaptad oa tk* %a.la « f a un it pries p a r aarh dellv n r.il. 11Ild ars Otar auhmlt p rn ix ii.il. fur **ch luaallon, fa r o n . o r m ors lo catio n ., or fo r tho to ta l approxim ate « « ■ tr a c t am ount. Location ol th* v arlo u a a lia s Is ln<slud*d la tit* B ll'lln * Document*. A 1‘ro p n ta l U u s ra n tr In ths •ntiiu iil of 1% of Iks lut.tl of tk* I'ru p u sa l Amnunt will k* fsq tilr.il. A P rtrp n .,1 G u a ran ty con a litln * or a lih .r a r . r t l f l . l check, c a a h l.r’a rh so k , Iru .t com pany t r s a .u r . r 'a c it.c k or hank ilra ft of any tiallonal or S l a t, b a n k , or a attrsly litj bun J, tn l h . am ount a ta t.il a h n re, rn a,l. payable to lh . C hairm an of lh* F lo rid a Stale T u rn p ik e A ulhnrlty m u .t ac com pany aach kid. All o h .ck t o r d ra ft* aha 11 kavo been la.u sd w ithin e lity (SOI day* of lh - d a ta for ra i's lv ln s bid* C .M lfltd Chvrk. .h a ll Hava the n a c .a a a ry M ata of Florida D o cu m en tary Hlamp* altacliad. Hid b o n d s ahall conform to F lo rid a B tals Road Depart m .n t F orm 1140 (llsv l.ed 1-81) furnished w ith tb s pro p o .a l form . T it. Haiti* of lh* bidder and th " a p p lic ab le C ontract Nutn b a r sh u u ld b* allown on lit* check n r ilraft. All w o rk Is to b* don* la a cc o rd an ce w ith I’lana, Ppacl flc a tlo n s and Special I’ro tl alon* of lh* F lo rid a 8t*t* T u rn p lk * A uthorlly. Special a tte n tio n I* called to "Nolle* to U u a llflad C ontracture" and a n y k p .o la l F’rovlatoaa In th* P ro p o s a l Form . P ro p o sal Form * m ay b* oh ta ta a d u p o a ap p licatio n to th* F lo rid a Htal* T u rn p lk # Au’h o rlty , F oot Offlc# llnx »»«*. F o rt L audsrdat*. K lurlda. Illda w ilt bo c o n .ld srsd Irrs s u la r unlaaa subm ltlod oa re g u la r llid U lanha aa furalab*d by th* a b o v e assney. P ro p o sal Forma w ill not k . la-u .d unlae* ro q u .a t la rs c . l t . d a t I . se t .n * h o u r p rior to o p e n in g of hid.. Th* r i g h t I. rt.a r v o d to r* loot a n y o r all bid*. F L O R ID A S T A T U T U R N F L K B A U T H O R IT Y John R. P h illip ,. C hairm an Fut.lt.ia Mac. A »». !»•*. GDP-4 Tho dolphin la usually rc ferred to as a porpulie, but actually U not, sayi Capt Bill Gray of Miami Seaquar lura. ” Porpoise’ refer* to mcmberi of the dolphin fani ily which hare upatleshapcd teeth, triangular dorul fin and no beak. CHRISTMAS CLUB Art M eeting Joa Mathieux ha* called board meeting of the SanfordSeminole Art Association Dee. 0, at 7:30 p. m„ at the home of I Mrs. Helen IMVil. All board members at* requested to st-j tend. NOW! COMFORT for this happy shopper! He has GENERAL@ELECTRIC OIL FURNACE —- H su h comfort for many sort to coma. Oil for cornart stays up-to-dalo with G l’s "VIRTIFIN " hoot oxchangar distributing mors hoot fatter. This system easily and inoxpsntivsly con­ verts to th* added comfort of year 'round air conditionina. Than . . . thoro is tho aadsd fooling of comfort from General Kloctria de­ pendability. J AS LITTLE AS $5°° It’s so W ill sitg ln ssrsd — you got • 8 *y ssr/5 0 v000-m llo w arranty.* Wbat does it take to stand behind tho vital moving parts of nn automobile tor fKo years or fitty-thous&nd miles? Just one word. Confidence. Part oi It comes from ths (act that Chrysler engineer* have com* up with more engineering "tlrsta” than any other car makers. Part of our con­ fidence also comes from ths kinds of things our engineers do foe a car. For example, nn all-welded, rust-resistant, ono-plec* body. Torslon-bor front suspension, the kind th* experts tavor. Or, th* choice of V-8 engines: 361 cu. in. to 413. Add to otl this, Chrysler’* clean, crisp and handsome styling. Isn’t this your year to move up? Why not go sea your Chrysler dealer? Ha’ll make It easy. MOVE IP TO CHRYSLER ’6 4 iA g |y the cash for his e x p e n se s , . . sa v e d each w eek in a C h rist­ m as Club. And h e’ ll be open­ ing his 1 9 6 4 a c c o u n t this w eek. W hy don’t you? *gaaleeerad keWer. . . h e ated by a aveer/WLSaa- mil* waneety with thl* «•«•,*,« l Corjwriflon warrant!, Isr b yeari or M.000 mitw, whicha-rw com .. first. against dafact* In m af.ini, anil warUnanthlp and will rap'tea or repay at a CnrysJor Motor* Corporation AutFoiuad Oaalar'a plao* ol buunasi. th* angina block, baad and Intarnal porta, Intak* m im lclj, watar pump, Iranmission r u . ard intarnal parts (awludinq manual clutch), torque forrvartar, drua shall, unirarul (elnt*. raar «>!* and SifTarantal, and raar whtel tearing* a* Iti 18M automoc :#*, prmldad tn# tenor » n trie ang.ne 0.1 cnanyad * . v i ) month* or 0.000 m iei, whichavar coma* hrtl. Hi* OH Filar raplacad e.a-r second od chanoe and Via tarsurator air filar cloaned *r*r> t monlht and replecad war* 1 year,, and wary 0 month, (urn,has hi such a d .a « evidence ol parfonrence ol tna raoulrad larmca, and requests the daatar to tart ly (I) racept 01 such •rManca and CD the car's than aurrant m.i**g# ch r ybleh S n o M G M fa w M WEEKLY 7<k-$ANF0RD=ATLANTIC With Trsd# m 1007 8. Sanford Ave. PLUS1IUNG • HEATING AIR CONDITIONING NATIONAL— BANK- BRASS M OTORS, INC. • 519 E. First St. MEMBER F.DJ.C. BUI Hal back, Prtaldcflt Phone FA 2-6562 , B* *ur* Is w*M Bob flop* and th# CVyotw Tfcaate, KBC-TV. Friday* . t Downtown Sanford �A . ____ Editorial Comment Seminole Leaders Voice Confidence In Board Of Control Tuesday the Central Florid* Develop ■rent C o m m i t t e e adopted resolution fatdicetin t that all Central Florida eountiee peeking the proposed state unirsnlty endorsed a plan to locate the new schoot in Orange County. Tueeday night tha Seminole County university site committee adopted a resolu­ tion which declares that tha local group Is completely confident that tho State Boerd of Control will select a site on tho basis of the greatest good to the greatest number ef people. The resolution, as adopted, ie aa fol­ lows: WHEREAS the Boerd of Directors of Central Florida Development Committee adopted a resolution in Orlando, Dec. 2, urging tho Board of Control to select on Orange County sito for tho East Central Florida University, and, WIIEREA8, the Central Florida Development Committee DOES NOT SPEAK FOR NOR REPRESENT the East Central Florida counties affected, and, WHEREAS, tha paople and publie offi­ cials of Seminole County have tha most complete confidence in the members and professional staff of the State Board of Con­ trol In tha deeieion to be made In establish­ ing the site of the new East Central Florida graduate school and university, and, WHEREAS, we are especially grateful for the thoroughness with which tha mem­ bers and staff of the board have gone about tha Investigation of the sites offered by Seminole County end the courtesies ex­ tended to us, and, WHEREAS, we have full confidence that the board will selrct the site on the basis of the greatest good to the great­ est number of people In tha East Central Florida area in accord with tha intent of the Florida Legislature and In accord with the criteria established by the professional staff of tha Board of Control 3-Year Study Of Cigarette Smoking Told NOW, THEREFORE, be It resolved. that the Seminole County legislative delegation, the University Site Committee of the Cham­ ber of Commerce, end tha Board a t Direc­ tors of Seminole County Chamber of Com­ merce strongly affirm our complete confi­ dence that the Board of Control will select a site for the new East Central Florida graduate school and university In a loca­ tion where It can best serve the people of Florida in accord with the Intent of the Florida Legislature and In accord with tho criteria established by the professional staff of the Board of Control. Mack N. Cleveland, Jr., Senator Joe Davie. Representative Jan Fortune, Representative Gen. J. C. Hutchison, chairmen, Seminole County Commission Tom McDonald, Mayor of Sanford Francis E. Roumillat, Jr., President, Seminole County Chamber of Com­ merce Jonn Knoer, Manager, chamber oi Commerce Douglas Stenetrosn, Chairman, Seminole County University Site Committee, s e e s Coptea of the above resolution Tuesday night were dispatched to Gov. Farris Bry­ ant, all members of the Boerd of Control and its executive direetor, Broward Cul­ pepper, and to the commission chairmen of tho other eight counties involved. The Herald Is convinced that Seminole County’s university site committee pre­ sented all of the information end material pertaining to all of the sites In this county in a fair and Impartial manner, rvallilng that the Board of Control waa faced with a most difficult decision. In addition, The Herald is assured that the county's legis­ lative delegation has everted no influence, political or otherwise, nor any pressure on the Board of Control. Thcsa facia were substantiated by every member at tue Guard «f Control ar.d !ttechnical staff when they advised the local sito committee that Seminole County's presentation waa the moat comprehensive submitted by tho nine counties within the perimeter established by the Florida legis­ lature. The Central Florida Development Com­ mittee wee created several years ego by a group of Orlando and Orange County business and Industrial leaden. Other communities In the area were invited In join with the organisation in a united ef­ fort to promote a program of planned de­ velopment for the entire area. But, ea usual, effort! were slanted to­ ward Orlando and Its immediate vicinity mueh to tha dismay of those who were invited to Join the movement. This, of rourse, eliminated the co-operation of Senford, Seminole County and other Central Florida communities. The development committee le currently directed exclusively by leaden whose In- U ..,U and eff„(U ate promoted 100 PC? cent for the Immediate Orlando area. Ihe Herald believes that it ie not con­ sistent for the Orlando organization to consider itself a Central Florida committee since it is now primarily an Orlando and Orange County group, it la general knowl­ edge that this group's efforts are directed solely to the area in which the organisa­ tion's members have a personal and financial interest. The Central Florida Development Com­ mittee's resolution almost to a point directs the Roan! of Control to locate the university in Orsnge County. The Herald considers this an Insult to the integrity of Gov. Bryant and members of the Board of Control. The Herald also considers the resolution of the Develop­ ment committee not only untimely but also not in the best interests of the citizens of Seminole, Orange, Lake, Volusia, Flagler, Brevard, Indian River, St, Lucie and Osce­ ola counties. 5tlj? g>anfor& Ifm tlfo WEATHER: Fuir through Thursday; high of G£» today; low tonight 40-13. VOL. 66 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WEI).. DECEMBER 4, 196.1 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 75 PORTLAND. Ore. (U P D The death rate among a large * * * e i O fc* group of cigarette smokers ••• ■y Julias Steuitrota during a period of nearly Here's a starter! Santa will three jears was more than CARACAS (UPI) - Gov­ get a new heart this year . . . twice as high as among a ern meat troops raided • at least in North Orlando. similar group of non-smokers, Monday night the commun an American Cancer Society Notes Studied mountain hideout today and Ity's Civic Association voted killed 21 Communist guer­ HOLLYWOOD (U T II-E xto pay for a new act of wbis ezpert said today. rillas In a gun battle. puts continued their pains­ Dr. E. Cuyler Hammond, kers which will be turned taking Investigation today of Jtopcrt* from the aceao over to the volunteer fire de­ pipe smoking director of the notes made by starlet Knryn laid the only casualty oa partment, sponsors nf Santa's society's statistical research, Kiipeinet b e f o r e she wns the government side was a annual visit to the tillage. reported new evidence in Ihe all tingled. lieutenant, who waa wound­ • • • relationship of cigarette smok­ ed. Judge Vernon Mize spoke ing to death and disease in a 80-Cent Milk on Florida's Industrial schools paper delivered at the Ameri­ land the "Marianna Plan" at can Medical Association's 17th ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) —Tniiipu Buy nrea housewives today's luncheon meeting of clinical meeting. TIIEY'KK NEVER t«*o younjf to watch th* will lie aide to buy fresh milk the Sanford Kiwnnls Club. Chrlstniua parade—nr indicate pride in the JayMatching 36.973 men over fur around 80 rents u gallon • • • ceefll Jimmy Voltoline, 5 month-old Bon of Mr. to who smoked a pack of fer at least another week lieSanford and Seminole Coun cigatreltes or more per day and Mra. Frank Voltoline looks os if he'* just ty can lake pride In the fact with the same number of non- cause of a Circuit Court rul­ seen Stitt to Claus and put in his order for Christ* ing Tuesday night. that personnel of live Sanford smokers. Hammond said 1.383 niaa toy*. Naval Air Station hold this nf the smokers died during First Elected area in such high esteem. the 3t.3 month period. Only MAYOR H AY DON BURNS, Jacksonville, told Home 85 friend* here Tues­ LAWTEY (UPI)—The first TALLAHASSEE (UI7) — Not every locality where G62 of the non-smokers died. day he will formally announce hi* candidacy for governor Dec. 6 in Ihe Ntgro city councilman in the Tha State Board of Public armed forces are based is Of the cigarette smokers, Jacksonville Coliseum. Tho Mayor mid Mrs. Burn* were welcomed to San­ Snfrty ts expected to adopt given tills kind of considers llu died of king cancer while history of this small North ford a t on informal coffee Tuesday afternoon. Pictured greeting the mayor ■uxt Tuesday recommenda­ tion. l only 12 «f the non-smokers Florida town wni e l e c t e d are (front left) W. A. Patrick, Dan Wright and Harry Tooke. Tuesday. He ia Robert Scott, tion* for Increased highway Since we’ve been back tnj died of that disease. Coronary safety made Tuesday hy the Seminole, after the long Cal- artery disease killed 631 amok- a brick mason, who rnn third in a seven-man race. Inter-Agency Council on Pub­ ifornia sojourn, we'vt been era *nd only 301 non-smokers. lic Safety. advised by many Navy per­ Each man in one group was Tha recommendation* In­ The proposed annexation by and third readings. Unanlm* sonnel that Ihey not only like matched as closely as poss­ FEC ‘Able’ clude Increased emphasis on North Orlando of an area ly­ nua approval and adoption this area but want to locate ible with a man in the other JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — safety design of highwnys, In­ ing north of SR 434 extend­ were given ordinances estab­ Attorneys for II unions charg­ here upon retirement. Thanks, group as to age, race, size, creased law enforcement and ing west to Highway 17-92 was lishing an electrical code, en­ Navy! Sanford and Seminole residence (urban or rural), ed Tuesday that the Florida mandatory seat helta, auto in­ removed from the agenda In tering a franchise agreement East Coast Railway was and religion, education, marital WASHINGTON (UPI) -T h e County appreciate it. spections and driver re-exam- a surprise move tty the Vill­ with Winter Park Telephone • • • status, drinking habits, ner- is financially able to grant n Johnson administration ha* tmi lions. age Council Tuesday night Company and making open The new flouring at llu* of­ ous tension and many other requested pay hike w h i r h upon a motion of request drainage ditches a violation A total id 872 Voter* out of istered, 287 cast ballot* With hern asked lo waive Ihe "3o Tha adoption would commit sparked an I t - month • old 1,631 registered went to the all hut one voting on the may­ fices of the Seminole County factors. from Vice-Mayor Arthur Fer- in tho village. per cent American vessels" officials to put Into effect Hammond said lie was try­ strike. Chamber of Commerce la poll* Tuesday to cast ballots or's race. requirement for one sale of those suggestions not requir­ rin who presided at the meet­ Another surprise move at really new — says Manager ing through this "matched in annual municipal elections In Lungwood total* 483 of U. S. surplus wheat to Com­ ing additional money or laws. ing in tho absence of Mayor the meeting came from FerJohn Krider. Ttw original pair analysis” to eliminate UN Compromise held In Altamonte Springs, the 638 registered voters cast munist Hungary, officials re­ Other proposals will be bought W. W. Anderson. rin when he opened the floor floor had been ItMtA so all possible non-smoking dif­ UNITED NATIONS, N. V. Longwmid and Oviedo. ballots to elect newcomer It. ported today. to the attention of the 1965 The ordinance received Its for discussion of the proposed ferences between smoking (L'I’I)—A Scandinavian com­ many times it wuuldnt stand In Altamonte Ihe unty can­ II. Ferrell and incumbents 11. Hour die administration'* first reading at a special citizens' charter board which and death rates might be promise plan to force South didate facing opposition was L. Helms and Carl Loin inter decision—either way— might State Legislature. another one. meeting held Nov. 19 when last week was suggested by merely incidental. • • • Africa to end racial divrini- incumbent Mayor Lawrence to the council. The two-part affect recently deadlock nego­ Thn recommendations came tha only council member vot­ Mayor Anderson. The mayor ns the Highway Patrol an­ Of his findings, he comment­ million appeared certain nf Seminole High officials said Swot ford who recorded a advisory referendum on the tiations for wheat isles to nounced that 1,305 persons ing against it was Mrs. Irche specifically requested only ed that "U is hard to escape Security Council approval to. today they were anticipating sweeping victory of 227 votes sale of alcoholic beverages Russia was a matter of con­ have died so far on state high­ Van Ecpuel who said at that Tuesday morning (hat since a record crowd for Friday’s th« conclusion that this dif­ duy despite outspoken Russian over G. W. Tctrault's G7. jecture. was defeated. way*. sotnu 71) more than the time «he would like to hold he would be unable lo attend • • * Seminole • Kls*lmmeo post- ference in number of deaths critic ism, Thu Waiver request waa same period Inst year. tlw> nutter In alleyance until the council meeting any dis­ SwoHord this morning ex­ was due to the difference in season football game—that Is made more than a week ago The creation of the position all property owners in the cussion on his proposal be Official counts gave Helms pressed hi* appreciation to smoking habits." Attorney Denied the people for Ihrir outstand­ 2*0, Ferrell 2u5 and Lommler hy an American grain firm of safety engineer In the Stats area were contacted for opin­ postponed for a special ses­ if the weather Is good. TALLAHASSEE I UPI) — ing show of confidence In his ;ot Other candidates In the to the U. S Maritime Admin­ Road Department to Insura *11 ion. One of Friday night's fea­ sion to be held next Tuesday, Tho Supreme Court today re- ability and promised to do race and votes received were, istration and Involves a single future roads are designed with Questioned hy the Herald ture attractions will he a Audience comment, how­ fiiM-d to order a former Miami hi* utmost to carry out all incumbent Jim Reiter 201, wheat sale to Hungary. pre-game presentation by the safely in mind i* one recom­ as to reason* for Tuesday ever, brought no determined attorney, Chester Cohen, Hal- statements of his plutfurm. famed Osceola High KuwPercy White 17), E. E. Wil­ The grain trading linn was mendation whlrh apparently night's reverse move, coun­ opinion* on the mutter and • • • IInline, Md., admitted to the belles, a precision drill unit. liamson 158. Joe Dean, 120, not identified hut presumably ran be implemented immediate­ cil's only comment was voic­ Ferrin, In conclusion, suggest­ Florida Bur hut snid he could t argill. tnc., of MlnneAt halftime Kissimmee's In other races, unopposed Ted Waltz too, and Mrs. G ern '1 ed hy .Mrs. A’an Ecpoel who ed that each person In attend­ apoll*. Cargtll i* the seller ly-The rollneII also urged a stated "It U Just not propi­ ance study the proposal with file <■ new application for council candidate Keith Nix­ Hitsraan, 60. Kowboy hand will perform w i t h Sanford’s Marching PHILADELPHIA (L’PH — | membership, their friends and neighbors on for ward one received 233 The vote fnr part one of ihe in the only two wheat sates study lie made of all road* tious at this time.1* Seminole*. The local aggrega­ T h e National Council <>f vote* while Bob Newell, un­ referendum, which pertained to Hungary (or whlrh U. .4. with high nrcident records to More favorable reaction and bring them to next week's tion will present a holiday Churches moved today to Title Chosen opposed (or ward two, took to sale id beer and wine (or export Uccuvea have been determine if engineering Im­ was received by olher ordin­ meeting for further discuss­ head olf wliat It railed "*n pageant, complete with fire­ ance* roming up (or second ion. NEW YURK ( UPI)—"Four 239. consumption off the premises Issued — S, 8 million worth provement* are needed. works. "It'll be a brand new organized effort In extend Days—The Historical Record Of Ihe total 547 voters reg­ on Sunday was 230, no and licensed Nov. 8 anil $8 mil­ A strong program I* requir­ ■how," says Ernest Cowley, gambling on a nalwn wide ,,f P r e s i d e n t Kennedy'* | hit, ye*. Part two, which was lion licensed Nov. It. Under ground rules laid ed. the recommendation* sold, scale." llcuth” tin* ht-fii ,li,iiti'ii a* the local band director. to extend the closing hour of FRIDAY N IG H T S P E C IA L! down LmI month by the Ken­ for engineering unit* with • • m A resolution denouncing juth „f the hook to bo publish- M r S . K e n n e d y establishments selling intoxi­ udrquute personnel and money nedy administration, 30 per And, speaking of bands. legalized gambling as an , (1 ,|ll)rtly by UniUd F w i In- T f l M f l V P O i l ) cating liquors, wine anil beer cent of the wheat commercial­ to insure that safety ia built ».-...,ii..«.i and ■*...■ tha ,i.~ American1 »— .— * i v lU v ij v u l Seminole Highs musicians "insidious menace to person- trriuiliunal for consumption either on or ly sold to Communist coun­ into all highways. will appear in two Christrpas al character and social mor­ Heritage Company. off the premises until 2 a m. tries must tw shipped In On Friday parades Saturday. They'll ality" was presented to the brought 231 votes against and American ve**eLs, if avail­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - 124 votes for the measure. march in DcLand Saturday council'* General .Assembly Von Braun able. and the prices American Mrs. John F. Kennedy will altrrnoon and parade in for action at today's session. Df particular Interest in shipper* can charge are limit­ J VCKSO.NV1LLE BEACH move out of like White House A L L YO U C A N E A T Approval was a-sured. The Ocala Saturday night. The (UI'O - Dr. Warner Von but jt u known tlie Longwood elections is Ihe ed by government-set maxi­ CHILDREN following day the group will resolution came to the floor Braun, director or the (jeortfe yet wlien the Johnson family fart that Jim Reiter, who mum*. ADULTS 12 OR UNDER tour attractions In the Ocala with the backing of the Na- C. Marshall Spar* Flight wdl move in. has hern in office for the past tional Council's policy-making Center at Huntsville, Ala., will 13 years, lost out this year area. $135 General Board and the assem­ sptuk tonight lit the I’utite White Itou-,. Press Secre­ by only three votes including LOS ANGELES (UPI) • • • tary Pierre Salinger said Mrs. bly’s Resolutions Committee. DeLand Mother, A former business associate *1 Today's Chuckle — Said a Yedra forum in nearby I’unte Kennedy will move to a home counts from tho eight absen­ It warned that proponent* of Jackie Gleason today small boy outside hi* teenage tee ha I lots. Vedr*. m the Georgetown section of Son Die In Fire of legalized gambling areMenu Includes: sought 1300,000 damages for sister's bedroom: "It’s called pressing in all parts of the Ferrell, the new rounrllthe capital lent to her hy ▲ DELAND (UIM)-A woman "severe ami profound shock Cole Slaw homework. They s c a t t e r Four Indicted man, ba.ed his campaign on Undersecretary of Slate W. country for legislation auth­ to the nervous system" caus­ French Frier* book* around and talk about orizing "slate ami national honesty in government, work ant her teen-aged son died NEW YORK ( UPI)—A fed­ Averell Harriman. P IN E C R E S T I N N today when fire raced through ed when the rotund comedian boys." eral grand jury Tuesday inBaked Beans Despite the sad break with tow aril keeping the esnter of their small restaurant at Pier­ fell on him. lotteries." It called upon churches to dieted four persons on charge* the executive mansion, one j t°wn in ••* present location. son, 13 mile* north of here. Grits George Durgwm, 4i, who "arouse their members" for of counterfeiting f o r e i g n Kennedy will remain on tin* work f"r all civic Improve­ Dead were Mrs. Nell Tur­ standi 3 foot- t and weighs 130 Hush Puppies ment* and to bring as many Joycees To See a counterattack against legal money which they allegedly premises for a time. pound*, also claims in the ner and her -son. Runny, 16. Relish Tray gambling which "encourages hoped to use to undermine the Six-year-old Caroline will new businesses into town as Authorities said Mrs. Tur­ suit filed Tuesday that Glea­ Coffee Or Tea possible. ecumuiiy of the Castro govern­ continue to attend fir*t grade Film Thursday a distortion of human and son was an "Incompetent and in the White House at Icavt Candidates in O v i e d o , ner and her son had living unfit driver of golf carts." ment in Cuba. 6 A film on tht chronic cough economic values." through the end of thu school where a mayor ami two roun- quarter* In the resr of the and shortness of breath will According to the complaint. restaurant The (ire destroyed 0*nrd A Operated year. cllmrn were elected, were all be shown to tha JayCce.s Durgom and Gleason were the living quarters. By Mexico Theme without opposition. Votes re­ by Dr. Kenneth Wing during Yule Party Set discussing a business dispute Masine A Bob ceived were. Mayor Lee Thursday's luncheon meeting Enterprise fifth and sixth GAINESVILLE (UPI) — Firemen To Meet H ancock while the comedian was driv­ of tha junior trade body, grade 4-H Club, which have Ibe 11th annua! Caribbean The Uindcrvllle Volunteer [ Gary, too. T. L. Lingo Jr., 98 Bryant To Speak ing tike cart on a studio lot Hwy. IT-92 So. PORT ST. JOE lUPI) — when there was aa accident Mrs. Lorraine Graham of chosen the name, "Busy Conference, centering around Eire Department will conduct and newcomer Robert L. Sanford (he Seminole County Tubercu­ Bees," will have a Christmas the them* "Mexico Today," a regular business meeting Ward, 98. Of the 4M register Gov. Farrt* Bryant will be in which he was thrown from Ph. FA 2-5965 losis Association also will be i party Saturday Next meeting oprued today at the Univer- Thursday night in the It. L. cd votrri, only 102 turned out the main speaker Dec. 1 for t!te vehicle and Gleason landaity of Florida. , Hum Company plant at 7:39. to VOU. *will b« Dec. IS. pre*cnL Florida Constitution Day. led on tup of him. JMLUA Bulletin -f State Action On Highway Safely Slated Council Sidetracks Annexation Plan 50 Per Cent Ballot Easing Of Cargo In 3 Town Elections Ruling Asked NCC Opens War On Gambling FISH Gleason Sued For $500,000 FRY 00 i i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 03, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Oet T. *W VW M ir l fm B Educator To Address Farm Buroau Hero I Dr. E. T. York Jr., nation­ ally known odoettor acd itrtcultural Wader, will be the guest speaker at the annual dinner-meeting of the Semi­ nole County Y a m Bureau Tuesday evening at the SanIsrd Ctrle Center. Dr. York la Florida'! pre­ test for agriculture at the University of Florida. In this capacity be la chief admlaistrativo officer of all agricultural education and re­ search work of the university. This includes the college of agriculture, the agricultural experiment stations (main station and all branch sta­ tions such as the Central Florida experiment station), the agricultural extension service (mala staff at GainesviUe with extensions into each county with county agricul­ tural and home demonstra­ tion agents), and the school of forestry. These are the units that are responsible for research and education lead­ ing to the improvement of all phases of Florida's widely varied agricultural training, production, processing, and marketing. Dr. York came to Florida ns provost last April from Washington, where be was administrator of the Federal Sxtenalon Services — head­ ing up all extension work Aroaghout the nation. farm income to $1 billion by 1170. He holds BS and MS de­ grees from Auburn University and a Ph. D. degree from Cornell. He also has studied law at George Washington University. He was an associate pro­ fessor of agronmy at North Carolina State College, 1949IMS; full professor, 1*32-53; became head of the agron­ omy department in 19S3. In I9M Dr. York beeame eastern director of the Amer­ ican Potash Institute and In this position traveled eaten- T tw Q b m ifa alvely In this country and a­ broad studjlng agricultural conditions. In 1956 Dr. York moved to Alabama to become the dir­ ector of extension in thnt state, a position ha held un­ til he was appointed Federal Administrator la MSI- New 16-Acre Site WINTER HAVEN (UPD— Members of the Florida Citrus Eaposition say that they will seek to relocate the exposition from Northwest Third Street here to a 14-acre site on Lake Lulu. bomo P * IC E S ! P L lS ! . s l M m p s ♦) BABY FOOD Jans $100 ') Limit: 12 With Your *1 Or More Food Order I'lra-e LEAN MEATY WESTERN ? 50 EXTRA Watch for our E. T. YORK JR. Prior to his appointment aa the United State* govern­ ment'* administrator of the Federal Extension Service In 1981, Dr. York was director of the Alabama Extension Service at Auburn University. Under his leadership, Ala- bama'a Rural Resource Deve­ lopment program gained na­ tionwide atlentlon. Thia atate led program, similar to one later developed by the U. S. Department of Agriculture, Is aimed at boosting Alabama's 3 GRAND OPENING P LU S ! j? . 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Council Backs .TFK SAVE MORE ON ECONOMY FAMILY PACK PORK CHOPS (L \ x ? # m t f n r f t S f m WEATHER: Wittily with few scattered showers today uml Wednesday; hijrh today 84-89; low tonight 68-75. _________ Flighty Flora Roars On Bahamas Storm Leaves More Than 4,100 Dead Valachi Tells Of Hierarchy In Cosa Nostra Russia Blasts Committee Approves Sermon Made Part Of Mass Red China Anew Civil Rights Bill Smashing 01 Revolt Pledged -THRIFTY Strawberry Preserves -McKENZIE- FROZEN STEW VEGETABLES Limit: One With Your M Or Mora Food Order l'lca«e G O LD BOND / •lOU'o P U R E " Meet Janie—one of America’s best-dressed women to be Stroll down Main Street, Broadway or Fifth Avenue. Any day. The girl walking by may be an heiress, a housewife, a senior on her way luck to college or a typist out fur lunch. It's often difficult to tell. T he women of America, including such cuties as fanio above (planning her back-to-school wardrobe) air |uxt about the best-slresscd women in tho world. For one thing—the product Is at hand. Suits, dresses, blouses, skirts, sweater*, slacks, slips, rainwear, neckwear, lingerie, sleepwear, shorts, rolies, snowsuits, knitwear-awl even bikinis. For another—the prices are within range. Credit for this goes lo those who make up the great Amrilsiu garment industry. This includes the manufacturcr-w ho through tiro years has made truly great progress. Many of today s shops are models of efficient, effective production. It indudru America's designers. The profusion of designs kora board* testifies to the growth of American leader­ K i NO. 1 CAN GROUND L ship in creating the finest style* for American women. It also includes the retailers who make it possible for women in cvrry part of the country to buy the products of the garineut industry. Ami then there are the skilled fu n d s-th e hands of mem­ bers of the International l-u lirs’ Carmrnt Workers' Union— wlio translate designs into reality. Together with the union manufacturer, the •I50.000 members of tl»e 1LCWU errata most of the dollies American women svear. Through their union, the members of the ILGWU, 801 of them women, have achieved security, (air wages, decent working conditions, the dignity of a voice in their own con­ ditions of employment and a position of resped in their communities. The ll.CW U label at the right, sewn Into women's and gills' apparel, is thrir signature, look (or it the next time you shop. It is your guaiantre lli.it the clothing you buy was made by skilled craftsmen in a shop ullecUng the best Auiencao standards and traditions. "DOVE1 SO A P 50 EXTRA fi PACK IlEfi. SIZE Coca Cola 15 ^ >Vllh $5 Or More Food Order Symlwil of Dcsrncy, Fair Labor Standards and the American Way of Life. G O LD BOND With This 4'mi pun A live ( Purtha.r Of 8 Park lira. STAMPS tOCA COLA 13c i Coupon good at sour “Thrillw*)' L Only, Thru Wrd, o n . 9. I•tf i r i I Six Fight For Lives Against Little Known Killer $100 18 S . Murrow Said Doing Well More Viet Nam Aid Cuts Due ' • Cabinet Okays Prison Bid 116-Car Train Runs By Itself ASPARAGUS FRESH! Oviedo To Seek Uniform Signs Arrest Solves Breaking Case T .R E E N CHANT** a nsa/ Nhu Arrival Kindles Fires Court Delays Execution Of 3 50 E X T R A With This Coupon A The Purchase Of "Thrifty" Sira* berry STAMPS Preserve* .* Os. Jar 29c Coupon »nod at your “Thriftway" Only, Thru Wed, Oct. 9. 2 RECr. BARS 2 BATH BARS Where It ’s A Pleasure To Serve You t i i i A plot of ground at the United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 T l-K sT o fT O U k it 8, 19Gn~ SANFOUp T f LORIDA NO, 84~" County Home on Highway 17­ 92 was leases! fur St annual rental by the County Com­ mission this morning to the Cement bid* for road build ^ (| a m g T o i l F One of It. K. Porter's spies Seminole County Farm lluMIAMI (UPI) - Secre­ trailed a carload of women teau as a site fur its new si,- ing were rejected because ot a technicality and new bids tary of State Tom Adams was goo headquarters. from New Smyrna Beach to scheduled to leave here toCommission also voted to will be sought. Sanford last Sunday . . . Oak Haven Drive will be day on a goodwill tour of foreclose on St,non worth of waiting for an accident to p a v e d in a participation Colombia as a guest of the agreement with eight proper Organisation happen. The .lory goes that American ty owners on the street. the women found a 18-foot States On motion of Commissioner piece of driftwood and derid­ John Alexander. County Engl P ressure Eased ed lo b*ing it home. . , by necr William Bush was di­ WASHINGTON tl'P I) — placing crossways in their rected tu study new state road | ^ re, Unatlon ,)f Senate e dcs in order to promote „ emot.rallc Secretary Robert car. extending through the highway safety by painting G. i Bobby I Baker eased poli­ rear windows some six to center lines on county road* tical pressures and potential MIAMI f UPD—TTurrirma fight feet on each side. The and marking bridge abut­ senatorial embarrassment to­ Flora crossed Cuba today for WASHINGTON (UP!) — women in the rear seesawed ments w i t h reflectors or day. the third time, heading for the driftwood left and right Mobster • murderer Joseph paint. the Bahama* and leaving a Valachi, testifying against a Approval of a Seminole In­ Russia In terested to get through the Osteen backdrop of reported bomb trail of destruction aero** bridge and apparently un­ threats, resumed his crime dustrial Park plat addition WASHINGTON (LTD three t'sribbean Islands which mindful of easthound traffir. chronology for senators today was deferred pending negotia Tile Soviet Union, for the counted more than 4,100 dead. They made it, too. with a detailed breakdown on tion of a drainage agreement. first time, has indicated to The Weather Bureau urged • • • Chairman J . C. Hutchison the United States government the I'osa Nostra hierarchy in emergency hurricane pre­ informed the Commission a that it is interested in buying C'.aude llittrll would like it New York City. cautions l>e taken in tha known that he is still selling 1 Questioned by Scnale in­ joint meeting of all service between $150 million and $200 scutheastern Bahamas at ones. clubs will be held Oct. 23 or automobiles . . . and it is j vestigations subcommittee •Jt when proposed constltu- million worth of wheat. It predicted the center of the nis son, Claude Edward llit- cnairmun John L. McClellan dealiest storm in 03 years ell. whorecently Joined the iD-Ark.t, Valachi said there tional amendments will be H onduras Calm would cross Acklin* Island outlined prior to the Nov. 3 TF.GUCIG M PA, Honduras police force. were five “ families'' or sub­ lute this afternoon and Crook­ • • • election. t l ’PH — Scattered gunfire organizations of the crime ed Island a few hours later. G. Andrew Speer, repre was heard through t'ac day R. K. Porter dropped a 1 syndicate in New York. He Flora went on the prowl in writing yesterday that la’- then ticked off the names of tenting a properly owner, was MonJay uml armed tro o p s! today after spending an un­ referred lo the Board of Ad­ were directing traftic. hut the toy Rohh had started that SI,- tile gangsters. precedented four day* pound­ justment when he requested 700 facelifting job at the X« i York Police Inspector permission to copy shorthand city appeared to he returning ing Cuba where the known 1to normal under it* new mili«ourt house . . . itshould John F. Shanley told the Sen death toll mounted to more notes taken for the minutes of have read Slt.lw). ate investigators that the the last Adjustment meeting. lary regime. thun 100. It left the economy • • • ra n k in g on gang _ mcn\!)cr, svf—-Premier Fidel—Castro's— VIsTK“AHfi'tif'IL Beckwith Jr. I 3 ll ( l l f C t llK T C c lS C ? — Nole'inri.ifiTH i i r r i i e “ rJiins was an unprecedented intelltregime—reoUng-alid the gov­ WASHINGTON (UIMt Pause: Some of the Items pence gain that should aid was directed to impound the ernment ordered tight ~hew : Mcnographer'a twite, pending Treasury Secretary Douglas you guys contribute for pub­ die war against crime. food rationing. final action on Speer'* re ­ Dillon indicated today that tricx wiinl, construction of n storeroom and linen 1(01 TIN E INSPECTION of proirres* in tho lication in the Pause are so Valachi was given added T ie hurricane crossed km room and expansion of the kitchen. Pictured bad that we have to re write police protection after the quest. Speer explained the un­ the administration probably $115,000 liiiililittK expansion til Seminole Meto the Atlsntic at I t a.m. from tile left are John Evans, hospital Itoard ’em before they can be FIJI said It received threats approved minutes of the would offer another record morinl lliwpital vvn.* made Motulny afternoon meeting were too condensed high budget next year but E8T near Cape Lucrecla, tha vice cluiirman; Kohert Ileisserer, administrator; thrown away. ity Art Forchaml, TullahttAsrc, ttmtmper of the against his life. and he wants verbatim copies the deficit would sltowr a Miami Weather Bureau said. Forehand, John llnrtoii IV, architect, and A. It. ho.-spitnl ileptiiTinent, Floritln Developmenl ConiChief U. S. Marshal James of remarks made at the ses­ Its center was located near Peterson Sr., chairman. shrinking trend. Dot tic Austin's prowess as McShane said telephone tips mission, lie wan informed the 111111(11111; proKrnm latitude 21.1 north, longitude (Herald Photo) a news photographer still were received warning that sion. i.-s 50 | h.t ren t complete for imttulliitK tltu petlin76.7 west, or about 90 ovlloa No ILLS Crackdown follows her, even though she a bomb would be placed in north-northwest of GuantawWASHINGTON (UPD — 'oft us more than a month the hearing room and that snvo Bay. This was 410 milea Commissioner Mortimer M ago. Current issue of Life several spectators would try southeast of Miami. Caplin of the Infernal Revenue Association News, published to shout Valachi. The advisory said Flora Servirc say* that the IRS is I in Washington, carries a In response to questioning, would mova generally toward not conducting any special photo Dottie shot of Clifford Shanlcy graded Valachi'* in the northeast a t aboat 10 mph campaign against expense ac­ Johaaon, Donald Foster and formation as highly accurate during the day, count attending, even though Frad J. Harris, of the Semi­ and valuable to law enforce­ PORT All PRINCE. Haiti VATICAN CITY (UPI) — Havana Radio announces! nole County Association of ment authorities. LONDON 4UPD — The So (UPD — The U. S. aircraft armed with newr legal au­ that all coffeo distribution The Vatican Council today late Underwriters, originally Ili.s testimony contrasted earner Lake Champlain was thority. vlel Union I* accusing Com pushblished in The Herald. WASHINGTON (UPD—Tlte , House subcommittee which overwhelmingly approved * hail been suspended la Ha­ witli reported criticism of the to launch helicopters today munlst China of tryia* to hurt vana bee*us* ot losses to crime hearings by some New to tu n re v .storm damage tti Ask Bosch R etu rn he -la'i rvpaU'on" Senate Commerce Committee would include alt public fa- seriea of proposal* fur reform the coffee crop ia Orient* .si.v id DUjdfStio (LTD — Note on the spindle: Con York police officials who des­ xiut^M-sicin iiatll, win e cilllies except owner-occupied t o d a y approved President of Boninn Catholic worship, Province. (TeJsmsn speaking to a ser­ cribes! Valachi'* testimony as Hurricane Flora killed an e . Tie outlawed National As- in Asia, Africa, and Latin sentldy climaxed an outbreak America, It wa> disclosed to­ Kennedy's public accommo­ rooming houses which rent iiicludilitr gieater insistence Meat ratiuna were cut la vice club: “ Now. gentleman. familiar and not very helpful. timalrd 4«x) persons. dations civil rights hill but live or less rooms. I suppose to tax your mem­ oil preuching the word of God. half and vegetable rations II ultli Minister Girard Phil {of anti-government diaordcis day. 'Hie S e n a t e committee \n ofticial Soviet pamphlet exempted ncighliorhood shop, ories " Voice in the audience: ipp< aux said Monday more lure early today Ity dent uni T ie council voted at today'* were reduced (10 pet cent, the “ You may a* well . . . you’ve than 2 ixxt tuxlic* already j ing ilie Immediate resto'atlon Ivjlng clrculatetl by Novosli, and .tores which do not cater adopted a similar "Mr*. Mur­ session on five of 19 prndinir broadcast said. ! phy's" section to eliminate proposed a tax on everything have been recovered He Cstl of "constitutional order” — tie Soviet pres, agency, se­ to travelers. The hill to ban disrrimina Hie small tourist homes with­ amendments lo ths second else'.'' mated that the total death presumably meaning the re­ verely atlackv Hie Chinese • • • liuipter of a document on the toll night run to twice that turn of ousted ex-l’rcsldent for attempt* to undermine tion in public facilities as in a city. Hut Chairman Warren G, liturgy or public worship of | Moscow's position and pres­ adopted liy the committee Joan llosch. Rev. Philip Blair Jones, nurntwr. tige in the underdeveloped was somewhat more limited Magnuson, I) Wash , said the former Sanford resident and The city of An»e a-Vcau the church. PreslALGIERS (UPD in its language Hum origin- committee expanded the limi­ nations. GE H ead R etires now coordinator of the John I was said to have been “wip­ The most important of the lla said tations by eliminating barber­ It eliarge* that Mestern allv proposed Ivy the admin NEW YORK (UPD Birch Society at Houston, dent Ahmed Ben Hi ed oft the earth'* by the amendments approved today \l shops, small stores, and oilier will mass list,ism Ralph J. C ’ordiner. tin, a wheat ' colonialists and the Clunese istration. Texas, is in town and making today he NEW YORK (UPD - Mme. storm, and only a liandliil of It was also far less sweep licilltle* providing services said that sermons should nev­ Ngo Dlnh Nhu. brimming • number of ipeeches. Will grrinns if necessary “to Its rtsident* survived. A farmer's son who became critics of Soviet pidlcy appear er he omiltrd except for ser­ ap|M'ar before the Jay fees antash" tin great K.ihylia re number of nearby villages a! chief officer of General Elec­ on the same side of the fence" ing Hum a hill passed Ity a which cater to neighborhoods. with confidence but slightly arc not part of a chain, or do ious reasons. It emphasised conciliatory, arrived Monday tric and helped that giant in the struggle fur the emerg­ Thursday mu>n at the Civic volt. mi were swept away. the Importance of the priest not get any business from Ben Bella, who in the past night for a three-week visit Center. Philapprau said other coas­ corporation through one of ing nations. using every Sunday Mas* as mtersliittf travelers. lias plrdgrd never to use the tal cities on Hie Tihuron Pen­ ili. greatest times of trial, has The disclosure followed a to Ihe United Stales with an opportunity to explain the Magnuson said Hie vote ap If advcrli'iuj can lie ar* army against Hie Algerian insula were to to 7n per cent decided to retire and will report ili.it Communist China hopes of Improving her own proving the hill was 113. Sen. Christian fuith and Christian Image and thut of tha South turn tIso company's top spot is trying tu arrange its civil­ eu.sed of making people live people, said his government destroyed. Strum Thurmond, D S. C., the vlng. beyond their means, so can in future “ will assume its re­ Viet Nain government An estimated total of 1 mil­ over lo Fred J. Rorch, 33, ian a I r traftic routings only Southerner on the com­ sponsibilities" to quell Xi;bcl|. lion persons—about a third of now executive vice-president through the British colony of Mme. Nhu. whoia aharp matrimony. • • • ious Berber dissidents. Hung Kong to avoid flying clrtlclsm* of U. S. policies, Tie Oviedo UUy Council mittee. and Sens. Norri* Cot­ the people of densely jxqiu o( the operations. He told a crowd of 3,000 latcd Haiti—were affected by over Hie Soviet Union. It s funny that a wife who official* and newsmen in her Monday night agreed to the ton, It N. II., and Thurston Both move, were signs that request of Police C h i e f Morton, It Ky., voted against tan see right through you persons in the stadium at the hurricane. country havs helped mako Hie Moscow I’ckirig split is George Kelsey that Hits Slate Hie measure. doesn't notice * missing hut- Bougie that his government her controversial, said sho Crop damage was d :nb The key to the legislative had proof the counter revolil- | ed as “nearly total." widening. TALLAHASSEE (UIT) - ram# here "to too you and Bold Department lie asked ton. thin was linked with foreign to put up new street signs language — which eventually The Cnhlnet approved a In' to try to understand why we j Jan# Casselberry reports plot*. within the city setting lower must he Interpreted by the hid of (3,017,740 for construc­ can't get along better.” JACKSONVILLE (LTD — | court*—i* the phru-e ", , . tion of thi* new .stoto prison *Wc will mobilize tO U .O O O tha* a bachelor is a nian who There wat some strong and uniform speed limits. Three Negro non scheduled any place or (••tahlisluiKill it. Sumter I'uunty today hut congressional opposition to Algerian- it m eessary in vi never Mrs anybody. Kelsey explained that in to die In Florida's electric giluncc committee* to sina.li •ome raxes un approach to engaged primarily in the sale, ordered the staff to negotiate Mme. Nhu‘« visit. chair, have been given at | Boh Res serrr hinted yester- this counter revolution" he Sen. Stephen M. Young. DHie city Is marked with one r«nl, or hire of goods . , . for n lower price. WASHINGTON i l l ' l l — knottier hn •.iking and enter Icavt nine more day* lo live. moved in inlerslalii . . saiil things brewing for ohm, told the Senate that her • peed while ils opposite ap day big Money available for the con* Edward It Murrow, director U. S. District Judge Brian cleared with the “ The only sort of dialogue ing has been •'em mole Memorial Hospital ktruitlim project totalled |2,- visa should he canceled and eighth member Simpson Monday refused to of the U S. Information pruarh is marked witli an arrest of the ’ she should be compelled to hut V B Peterson Sr. held Alt Ahmed and El Had) un­ of a group of Negro li eu free Hie three on n writ of Agency and widely known other. IHlJ.IHMt. A Idler was authorized to hack . . . .aid tin* lime is not der.land is the .nalo:ue ot llie ager. it ua . re|»irtcd tin* haU'a. corpus in tile slaying radio and lelevision newsIii other action, tho Cabinet leave the country.” uuchiiic gull." lie saiil “ Let her slander us from tipe. approved planning architects morning Ity Sheriff J. L. u( * grocery clerk during a raster, was reported making stale officials Inviting Hicm to meet with rouneil lo work her native Lind or any other a satisfactory recovery to­ for state projects, and ordered robbery, but he gave the fjin Hobby. Robert Ho.ford. George Auction Bridges CLEMSFOBD, Mass it I'D Hie newly a|q>ointed firms to country, but not from our own John Ward. II. of West lath Hies of the three until Ucl. 17 day Iroin surgery for removal out a uniform plan and .speed Swann Jr. and David Powell soil,” Young said. CHICAGO i l l ' l l — The Street, is in county jail, Sher­ to appeal to a higher court. of a malignant lung tumor. limit (or Hie entire downtown — A I Hi car Boston A Maine go to work. have been re-elected (or se- PrfciHi. II. |..n toi-nt w.i* t > iff | lot>liv s.iiil, alter confess­ The th ree eondemm-d men. In iglil train reportedly ran I(c|i. Silvio O. Conte. It* Murrow entered Washing­ area. mnd term* a» president, vice ■llUCtioil tilt live tflldue. (ihIo . ing he and .even juveniles Millie Young. 27, Harold Si­ ton Hospital center Saturday Mass., railed tier "a thorn in At Ihe same tun Council- about live miles wdlumt any­ nrevident snd xccretary-trca- Tim bridge, were among 237 the tight ( o r democracy L. Lingo Jr. was one at the conlrols Momlav stole live suit, ot clothing mon, 22. and Calvin W for surgery to correct »Un-k- man T. surer, respectively, of th e 1surplus items valued at $3 it when all three men in its rah around the world.” Ilo de­ ma aidlmri/rd to purchase age of a bronchial tube. Dur Thomas, 22, werr convicted from tlm Army and Navy Sur­ Sanford ehapier, Florida Slalp million that were placed on plus store on Sanford Avenue and sentenced to death Sept. ing Ihe operation, however, lerial and equipment lo build : acre overcome by a deadly nounced her as an “ irrespon­ Association of Letter C ar-1 the selling block. The bridgea two weeks ago. sible, arrogant woman” who 30, |9*itl. for Hie fatal »hoot- doctors discovered Hie tumor emergency warning signal- gas, police said. tfAl'iO.V H T I) — Thu has made statement* that are I'ollre said the three men rier*. and removed his left lung. for such places as road wash Ii.nl ing of Eugene Arnold ItirhTinjuveniles already — of the bridge erection l«>at IJnitttl »StuU‘4 hu.4 IlMpi'll'lc'l j • • • variety originally cost all,- I been apprehended and cun- ardson. u . during Hie rob The tumor was later found olds, open dllches and other were overcome by hydrocya­ n«*nrly 51- million uommrrrinl1 “ viciously anti-American.” Next week will be observed nic gas as Hie train passed i like situations. to hr malignant. ' hery attempt June 9. Beat I fesse-i several burglaries. i t National Newspaper Week 11,16 enrh. the Hampshire C h e m l r a I .aid pM)nirtit* to South Yirt and The Herald plan* to ( Corp. in nearby Nashua, N. 1Vain ■•nun th$* AiitrURt rrurk* down on the* ftuddhiatji and “ blow its own horn.” Watch II for a double truck . . . will Tlie Irani ran without any­ nmnidrriviK further rut*, in­ IULSTOM (UPI) — North* give you readers an idea how one at the controls until a formed sourerH aai-f h**rc Mon* •Uy. i' mftt Airlines has filed s petimany persons' verviccs are lireman in a second engine of wiih I hr plan to further rrduet tion in the IT. *S Circuit Court KNOXVILLE. Venn f t I'D supplies of anti-toxin located Lawrence Silverman 39. and ern states T ie fishery w it generally is associated required to hring you the Hie tram came forward and fi-L products. tier two children, Matthew, to. shut down while Michigan aid is aifnrd ftt forcing poll- of Appeals asking that tho In Washington and Canada. the news. We think it will —Doctor* fought a silent ha! (ounl the three men nncun Type “ K" botulism killed and Kachel, *. were in *er investigator* ran test* on its tirul reforms from the kov. Civil Aeronautic* H o a r d 9* amare you somewhat. David S. Cohen. 33. a vice tie againd a little l>n«wn kill­ two Detroit women l a s t scions in the front engine, lie eminent »f President NffuUCAII) Florida routa decUlort ^ious condition I'aluzelie's stopped the tram here, ami inventories. president of Hie Its-rkline March Health authorities e r today-hoping they have wife and Mr>. Silverman's Julian Stenstroin says that ‘ This Is a horrible, horrible think It also was responsible two of the men were carried hinh Diem, the «ourees said, b t e t tendril to April 30, IW4. Corp of .Mumsiown. Teon , husband, a history teacher at caught it in time. unconscious from Ihe train. It is reported now under con* ^ Th« C«\B has o r d e r a d an expert is someone who is A prominent businessman and Amy Beth Cohrn. to, - Hie University of Tennessee, debacle," II. J Dornbo*, foe the death last Thursday Northeast to relinquish tha I sideration in Washington. railed in at the last minute president of the firm, said. of Chester O Mitchell, (It. lucrutive New Yurk-Florida to share Hie blame. Or as and his I0-y ear-old daughter died shortly before * a m. were in satisfactory condi­ Botulism, caused by Hie mi­ and his wile, it anclie, <12. ot portion of its service as of x sign was observed in a died M< nday. \ unive’aily Monday. Saturday morning tion. Cohen anil his daughter had cro • organism “Clostridium Kalama/oo. Mich. midnight, Oct. It. Motulay'a Hold The Phone! shop window: Call un our ex­ professor, his wife and two they lud eaten smoked whiteThe suspected p r o d u c t , hotulinum" in improperly , TUNBRIDGE WELLS. Eng. petition sought a stay. perts after you have botched children lay ill with the same fish bought at a Kroger Co. been admitted to the hospital processed preserved foods, is packed tn vacuum - seated disease. \ chemical engineer supermarket In West Knox late Sunday night. No others a do-it-yourself job. WASHINGTON (UPD—Ap­ land il l'll — Ronald Newtek plastic hags, hears red and • • • and bia wife a'so fought tor vile and parked by Dorn bos in their faintly had eaten the fatal in two-Uiirds of the proximately 122.71*1 widow* of was fined J.X.tt) Monday for Publisher Chosen cases It is hard to treat he­ white laliels reading: Bros. Fisheries of Grand Ha fish. It's later than you think: life. TALLAHASSEE (UIT) — men who died during nr as a damaging an outdoor tele­ “ Vacuum-packesl. Beady to rn usl he adSeveral others reported to I cause anti toxin The killer suspect was type sen. Mich. There are only fi3 shopping Gov. Karri* Bryant today ap­ phone booth despite Ids plea The others in Uie hospital Knoxville hospital* for ohser- [ ministered for Hie specific cat Keep under refrigeration. result i f military service will that “I wo* told the phone pointesi Johy Y. Huinphrea, of Jays 'til Christmas!! Post­ | “ E botulism. Bare but deadget increase* averaging from Dornbos sinokej white fish type ot botulism Involved — master Cecile Heard already | !y. Doctors and public health had eaten Hie same type of vation. was out of order so I moils Tullahas.re to the state boars) Kroger ordered the product and there are at least five (or smoked white fish chubs). H to 14 jier cent in their coinhas warnesl the time la nigh I official* esmferred through smoked fish from the tame sure by pulling (he wires ■if forestry, succeeding Frank Dornbos Fisheries, sim« isvi. pen.atlon checks, effective at types Each type causes iden to mail Christmas package* ■the night at University Ho« store Rudolph Palurctie. 12. removed from its I 373 stores Ucal symptoms. Type MK "|O r4o4 lU u u , Mich.'* [ 31. Barker. * out," | odea. ipilal and called h r acarcc was in critical condiUon Mr* in 22 Southern and Vltdwest 'Jo r the boy* oversea*. Copiers Survey Haiti Damage Limit: One Pkg. With Your S3 Or Mur# Food Order I'tcssr ' ✓ M l I WASHINGTON il'P li — I The Consumer Advisory Conni ell today endorsed President tax certificates not sold at Kennedy's proposals for an ™ l T£<J public auction. This land will income tax cut and a ban revert to the county for un- on discrimination in public pad U xn accommodations. ♦ f e io c YELLOW" BANANAS -A L L BRANDS’* STRAINED By Jane Casselberry English Eststes Element­ ary School P.T.O. will meet Tuesday at * p. m. In the auditorium of the South Semi­ note Elementary School at Casselberry. Principal Morris Ruby will explain the grading system In tha parenti and the pro­ posed budget will be present­ ed. All parenta are urged to a t­ tend. v Mon.. -r.OI.DKN English Estates PTO To Meet H Q Site Leased By Farm Bureau Coto mwA 39 49 ' 25th & PARK Service Widows To Get Raises D • Northeast Asks For Extension �W jf #nrf*rfi fr r a li Page - —Tue-r. Oct. 8 , ’S3 ■cjrREA a, ^ V Firemen Carry Message Hospital Notes tha men by Cdr. Roy Farmtr. The ballrocm waa decorated witli cart:ona of each of the officer* depleting their new Uvea. Flowera were on each of the tables and refresh­ ment* cf ill red ham, roast beef, hot tnJ cold bora Ueourvci and beverages were served. Music for dancing was provoted by a local band. UCTOULK 7 All enHated men’s wives of Admission* VAH-ll and Detachment a Anthony Oppcl, DeBary; Au­ are Invited to attend a meet­ gustus Ccates, West Palm ing Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Beach; Mas Edmunds, Betty tba NAS ballroom. The meat* Lou Wagner, Jeanette Ben­ log has bean called to organ* ton, Norm* Daffrun, Ernest b e a club for I'm wives. A. Scipio, Ann Keynuld*, Free baby sitting will be Atari, Whig haul and Patricia provided for those who need Alsrtin, ail of Hanford. it at the Sunday School nurs­ Birth* ery. Wives planning to atlcnd Officers of the Vigilant# ahoulJ call Airs. Dottle Iter* Air. amt Airs. Dun Keynuld*, gen at 023- or Mrs. Ilonnle Navy Wives Club No. 211 were a baby girl, .Sanford. Jenkins at 122-XB9 so that elected at the October meet­ Discharge* arrangements for the children ing of tba club Thursday. Jus.e Littles, Alerril island, Elected were Mrs. Barbara can be completed. Buy C. B u m her, DeBury; A prise will be awarded to Driscoll, president; Mrs. Jo Jean Tuwery and baby boy, the person suggesting the Brown, vice president; Mrs. DeBary; Kuih 11. Donaldson, best name for the new club. Shirley Owens, corresponding MRS. LYLE SETTE, second from riifht, U presented with a memento of Janet Johnaon, Harold MeCoffee will be served to the secretary; Mra. Allc# Beau­ her day* a* a wlfo of a "Savage Son." Mr*. Dan Heard, right, who made l i e u , recording secretary: limes, Olive Hunter, Joan ladles attending. the Indiun dreg*, offers the gift, as Mrs. Jack Lillis, left, and Mrs. Hob • • I Mra. Sue Mudd, treasurer, Hardin and baby buy, Janet Watson admire It. SUmlifer and baby girl, Nearly SO ladies attended and Mra. Marry Sutton par­ the first of many farewell ac­ liamentarian. Janice Kollar and baby boy, Installation of tba officers tivities In honor of Mrs. Lyla all of Sanford. Satie, wife of the command­ will be held at a special FIRE CHIEF Mock Cleveland Sr., Asst. Chief It. T. Thomas, Billy Gilbert, ing officer of VAH-S, at lbs luncheon during the first Ronald Renaud and Paul Bennett are representatives of Sanford’s fine week In November. NAS ballroom Thursday. fire department which stands ready to answer calls for assistance. Tha new president, Mrs. Mrs. Bob Watson and Mrs. Jack LlUla wara tha hostess­ Driscoll, is a former member (Ed. Note: Read the edi­ school children U> Implement man; Assistant Chief R. T, es for the elaborate bridge- of the Jacksonville Navy torial. "Advlcd to LIVE By," tha fire prevention program. Thomas, Lt. Henry Faint, Lt By Mrs. Adam Mailer coffee. They made and serv­ Wives Club No. M. Her buson page 8 ot today’a Her­ Tha fire prevention commit­ George H arriett and Firemen ed a delicious variety of can­ band Is presently aboard the The Auxiliary of the De­ ald.) tee conslta of Chief Alack Paul Bennett, Daniel Burn(Ed. wts; Tlw following tion provided for a five-year urged in his nationwide TV apes, brssds, tarts, cookies, USS Saratoga with VAH-9. Bary Volunteer Fire Depart­ Cleveland Sr., general chair- hum and Gerald Swift. Hy Jan* Casaelberry and radio address on the cur­ article waa written by U. 8. gradual reduction of both per­ Mrs. Driscoll Uvta on Laurel ■mall cakes snd coffee. ment will meet at 3 p.m. In obaervanro of "Fir* Pre­ rent tax bill. 1 intend to keep Tbs bridge was the begin­ Drlva and haa three children. Rep. A. S. Herlong Jr., who sonal and corporate income Thursday with Mra. Charier vention Week" all thi* week Mri. Sally Wlllia waa wai- repreaenta this district in tax rates. The first two years that pledge. 1 also intend to Ulrich preaiding. ning of the official functions tha Sanford Fira Department keep up the fight to reduce C'ongresa and who co-sponheld for Mrs. Bette, who will corned aa a new member. Thla group will aponaor a is showing educational film* of the reduction, however, the steep progression In our sored tba $11 Mllloa tax re­ Hostcaaee for the meeting be leaving with bar husband amounting to eight billion dol­ income tax rate structure Bake Sale on Saturday at the to the city's school children. when be takes up hla new were Mrs. Sue Mudd and duction MU.) lars, would not have been which h u been the basic prln- DeBary Plata starting at 9:30 Thee films ar* "U ntil t h e _____ The House of Representa­ duties aboard tbs USS Intre­ Mra. Jo Brown. They aerved $1 subject to postponement. The Fire Department ArrKa»^ "A| A m coNDlT|oN ER ~ INSURANCEsandwiches, cake and punch tive# has passed the largest remaining three reductions Ipla—*1 - t h e —Herlong- Be pid at Norfolk. bill. Tate of Two Town*,’’ "Pen­ tax reduction In the nation'! High scorer at the bridge to the ladies attending. would have been subject to elope Change* Her Aliml" and • • • The current tax reduction history, more than 11 billion postponement. So, tn other was Mrs. Kenneth Sandon. H. B. Pope Co., Inc. AUTO & PROPERTY "Tony Lenrna About Fire." of almost nine billion dollars Plana for the homecoming dollars. In 1901 and 1903 indi­ Mrs. William Malinowski words, I viewed the final for individuals; as badly a i it Fire prevention trailere also For The Finesi Year Around was second high and coosola celebration for member! of viduals will receive a total of Weather Conditioner three reductions as a sort of is needed, does not reduce the are being shown a t tha local tlon prise went to Mrs. John VAIt-B were tha main items of almost nine billion dollars In "bonus" tax reduction which All Linen Written FEDDEHS movie theaters, Lathtrow, discussion at the squadrons rate-- reductions^ anil corpora­ would have been earned by progression, particularly with Brlnjr Your Insurance Hales — Service Tha schedule fur program* 200 S. Park Ave. regard to the middle-income Mrs. Sette was presented officers wives brunch Wed­ tions a little more than two Sanford Problems To Us — Ihe ccunoiuy through greater rales paid by miilfoiia cl at the various schools is Mon­ FA 2-4234 billion dollar! — if the hill with an Indian dress to com nesday. economic growth, resulting white collar citirens. Rather, day, Holy Cross Episcopal mamorato her husbanda duty The brunch waa held at the passes the Senate. from the effect of the first the present tax reduction bill Day School, Goldsboro ITlm- AUTO SERVICE with the "Savage Sons." The Capri restaurant; Hostesses I voted for this reduction two reductions ami the expuc 4) AGENCY ary, Buy Scouts at the Pres­ pula the largest cuts at the dress was made by Mri. Dan were Mrs. D. G. Tise and which passed the House by a tations of the remaining very bottom and the very top 218 S. Park Ave. FA 2-fiflU HARRY ADAIR’S byterian Church, Tuesday, All Mrs. M. J. Puopolo. Beard. vole of 371 to 133. The only three. This type of program SANFORD. FLA. GULF SERVICE of the scale. This Is perhaps Souls kindergarten and school, Among those present were A volunteer committee will major change on which the is vastly different from apply the basic defect in the tax re­ Tires Batteries Accessories PLUMBING Sanford Naval A c a d e m y ; guests Mrs. John D. Ivey. meet Thursday at tha home of House could vote was a mo­ ing an arbitrary budget ceil duction bill a* Congressman Road AAA Service Wednesday, Pinecrest, Hopper Mrs. Herbert Johnson, Mrs, Mra. J. L. Shipman to work tion which would have denied Ing to a two-year tax reduc­ Baker and I emphasized in Guaranteed Brake A Muffler R. L. HARVEY Elementary; Thursday, West Sandon, Mrs. Jamas Majo, on the decorations. Plans for the American people this tax Service tion program uf 11 billion dol our supplemental v i e w s . PLUMBING Side, Smith tide and Friday, Mrs. Leonard Rinehart, Mrs, a welcome borne dinner dance reduction If the President sub­ French 4k 1st. Ia n . which the country so Complete Installations • Sanford Grammar School and FA 2-09-21 J. L. Shipman, Mrs. Malic- were also discussed. mitted an estimated spending badly needs. Therefore, I sec (Copies of these view* are | FA 2-9922 Repairs available from my office on Aiidwuy School. gowskJ, Mrs. Jesse Taft, Mrs. Attending the meeting were budget for I9A4 in excess of Bathroom and Kitchen no inconsistency in voting request.) Stern Bolte, Mrs. C. L. Fits- Mra. Shipman, Mra. J. A. de- 97 billion dollars and (or 1903 Hume inspection blanks also FEEDS Fixtures Patrick, Mrs, Ken Rodd, Mrs. Qaoahl, llr*. J. P. Smyth, In excess of M billion dollars. against the motion ttd* week W ater Pump* Free Estimate* 0 1 are being distributed to the As long as I am a member s|nce R pat m s on record as BediAAt■ Lathtrow. Mri. D. t , Monday, Mrs. J. This molion was defeated by of the llouMvwsys and means Sanford Flour and 201 S Sanford FA 2-1281 Mrs. A. B. Paterson Sr., D. Dunn, Mrs. T. E. Qulllin, a vote of 230 to 199, 1 voted favoring a guaranteed tax re committee, I will continue to JOHN E V A N S , of Furs Blend — Sometime* VACUUM CLKANBBS ihictlon over the next two Feed Store Mrs. Lauren Johnson, Mrs. Mri. J. J. Moynihan, Mrs. R. against this motion. It's true (hat it's the fash­ press for reduction of the Oviedo, is the newly yeari, which la exactly what Charles Cole, Mrs. Arthur it. Cooke, Mrs. J. L. McCrac­ Jim Dandy Feeds ion to mix fun this year. Alany people have asked the Iterlang-Uaker legislation range of tax rate progression elected president of the Timothy Hay - Cotton Seed Emmerson, the mother of ken, Airs. W. I. Lewis, Mrs. But be sure that fire furs you In the middle income brac­ why, in view of niy long provided. F l o r i d a Fruit and Vacuum Cleaner Service Mra. Paul Werner. Mrs. Char­ G. E. Thompson, Airs. N. G. mix get along both in color Cow Feed Meat kets. the major goal of the Vegetable Growers As­ standing campaign for lower $1.40 per 100 lb. Part* & Supplies Fnr All The llerlong-Baker leglsla les Bromley, Mrs. Stanley Marshall, Mrs. J. D. Moloney, and texture. Otherwise, the legislation which I have spon­ Fittoning snd Fattening Federal spending, I voted tion has been properly called Make* Including F.leetrfllul sociation. Stanul, Mra. C. T. Butler, Mrs. P.-'N. Becton, Mrs. It. effect is bizarre. 520 Sanford Ave. Sanford Free Pick Up Ph. FA 2-I2NJ against this motion. Some of a long range tax rate reform sored since 1937. Mrs. Wallace Russell and A. Wing and Airs. G. L. Atkin­ these people have indicated program. The bill we sent to Mrs. Don Ord. son. that they think my vote was the Senate ia not a lung range • • • Mrs. G. K. Morrow, who*# Inconsistent with my sponsor tax reform program but Board members of the Qfcitf husband Juit Joined the squad ship since 1937 of tax rate re ­ simple tax reduction, which | Petty Officers wives club met ron aboard the USS Saratoga, form legislation, which call does not distribute the rate recently at tha boma of Mrs. was also present. A guest of ed for postponement of some reduction in exactly the man­ Ralph Simas to plan an agen Mrs. Atkinson, Airs. G. W of tile annual tax reductions ner I would havu preferred. da for tiic coming club meet Lenox, of Jacksonville attend Further, if this motion to j ing. T h e recommendations ed. Mra. D. A. Turner was a unless Federal spending was brought under control. This cancel the 11 billion dollars were presented to the club at guest. legislation, known as the Her In tax cuts, based on 97 and • • • Its meeting Monday night. long-Bakcr bill, has always 98 billion dollar estimated Incorporated 1927 Mrs. C. E. Morton was Cake decorating for the AFFILIATED WITH THE ATI-ANTIC NATIONAL HANK OF JACKSONVILLE chosen to be the new publicity homemaker will be demon hud bipartisan support. My spending budgets, b e c a m e representative, to take the itrated to member* of the co-sponsor for the past six law, it could result in higher 0 SANFORD, FLORIDA place of Mra. E. H. Nance Acey Deucy Wives Club at a years has been my good taxes for millions of our citi­ friend and colleague on the zens. The reason for this is who la moving to Jackson meeting Oct. IS. STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF vllle. Tha ladiea wilt meet it the ways and meana committee that the cancellation would Congressman Howard Baker have applied only to the rate SEPTEMBER 30, 1963 Present at tlie meeting club at 7:30 p.m. lo learn were Mrs. C. U. Reeves, Mrs pointers on the skill of dec (R-Tcnn.) In addition, other reduction and not to the soCO.MPfROLLER’S CALL V. W. Gsnderton, Mrs. P orating * caka. Mrs. Frances members of both parties have called tax "reforms." If it Weber. Mrs. A. M. Blair Harris, a professional instruc introduced identical bills In had become law and the PresIdent, for whatever reason, Mrs. Nance, Mra. I. J. J a r tor, will giva the demonstra the House. I do not believe that my could not hold hli estimated reII, Mrs. 9. L. Wiggins, Mrs tion. $ 5,590,829.83 Isoans and D iscounts Capital Stock $ 375,000.00 llenry Quinn, Mrs. John Stan Members of the club will vute against the motion on the spending budget to these fig­ klrwlri, and Mrs. 1* R. Fay bake the cukes to be decorat­ current tax bill was inconsla ures, the rate reductions 388.03 O verdrafts Refreshments I n c l u d e d ed, and will participate ac­ tent, (or a number of reasons would have been cancelled, Surplus 450,000.00 B anking House, F u rn itu re and The Herlong Baker legists hut tlie so-called "reforms" brownie* with ntershnieliow tively In the lesson. would have become law. Tills 233,763.17 and churolnt* tupping, at F ix tu res The cakes wilt be raffled U ndivided P rofits 150,858.74 numd toffee, tee cream and at the end of the evening ami and Mrs. Donuki Dt-itrich would mean higher taxes for 55.001.00 O ther Real E sta te Decorations o( small yellow those who now item Ire their cu.Vee and coke. refreshments will be served. Reserves 104,320.86 Custom ers Liability U nder and orange mums curried out deductions, fur those who get "Sing Along with Jerry stock dividends, those having Coffee" was the highlight of Acey Deucy bowling team the fall theme. 5,000.00 L e tte rs Of C redit L etter O f Credit 5,000.00 Coordinator for the fashion group term life insurance, VAIM’a squadron farewell members made a clean sweep 24.750.00 F ederal Reserve Bank Stock parly Saturday night. during their competition last show was Mrs. L. \\. Spila- those who through no fault of U nearned D iscount 217,293.86 69,792.70 Lt. Cofiee Ud tile squad week by winning all (our tore, and Mis* Becky Bard- their own become sick or arc O ther Resources ron ufllcer* and their wives game* They are members of well and Airs. Wilbur Welsh injur ed. and those who suffer i) U. S. G overnm ent uninsured losses from fire in musical tribute to the sev- the High Noonrrs league ami uf All. Dora were models. O bligations $3,637,6:18.92 Favhiun* Included light, lin­ and theft and oilier casual­ m olfirrr- leaving the group. arc vying fur first place in en like wools, leopard trim, ties, to meiitiuii just a few. To the tune of "You Are My that league O ther Bonds an d • • • metallic fabrics and "frank- This would have been obvi­ Sunshine," appropriate song* Securities 1,096,183.98 or each man were sung. Mr*. Carol Smith and .Mrs. ly-fake" furs. Also shown ously iiuiuir unless tnese Hie official farewell was Cliff Dowell were tin t and were knits for both formal same taxpayer* were given Cush and Due From * 10,887,348.82 subdantial rale reduction* at bid to Cdr. anil .Mr*. Hugh L. secund high scorer* at the and Informal wear. Deposits 0.210,297.55 B an k s 1,476,474.65 Decorations for toe bomb the same time these so-called O'Hara, the executive officer; \AH-3 bridge Thursday in Ing derby and volunteers for "reforms” went Into effect he witl go aboard the l!*S the Alterburner. $12,189,822.28 T otal Total $12,189,822.28 Finally, under the Herlong I u . r c u l hi Norfolk. Also Lt. Iloitd* for Toe bridge was birthday parties at the Good Baker legislation, the Cun Cdr. aim .Mra. George H. IVa Mr*. C. J. Young blade. Cof­ Samaritan home were ill ter• woo will live to Sevan fee, roll*, doughnuts a ml ciu- cussed during Uie business , g m * would hate been given OFFICERS an opportunity to approve or L) I R E C T O K S uali uiioti he retire* in No­ namuu twills Were served- meeting. Mrs. M Grimsly, tlie wife disapprove t h e Preside! » vember; l.t. Cdr. and .Mr*. Thu*c prevent were Mrs. GEORGE A. OR 1’AGl S Albert In ter and CWU ami liny Farmer, Mrs. William of the new exchange man­ IHistpouement of any ot the GEORGE A. ORTAGUS GEORGE D. BISHOP First Vice President Chairman of the Hoard Mra. Charles Kauffman, who Collins. Mr*. Abe Fennell, ager. v . j * a guest ot the iinal three cut* alter the first Sanford, Florida Th" Athmli.- National Bank will remain in Sanford alter Air*. Leltoy Hawkins, Mrs. group. Other guest* were two went into effect Under of Jacksonville II H. HODGES retiring in November. Jacksonville, Florida Marvin liuiimn. Mrs. Fred* Mrs. Torn Joyner, Mrs. Hu­ (he motion the House defeated President W. SCOTT BURNS A!*j leaving arc 1.1 and erlek Vinson. Mr*. Carl Grun- bert Julian and Mrs. Robert tins week, the reduction H. H. POPE Manager, Florida P;w*r k President, H. B, Pope CoOljainy would have becu cancelled Mrs Richard Uralow, bound qui»t, Alls. Lurry Bryant and Montgomery. Light Go. R. F. MANN Die. Members attending t li e based solely on the Presi lor Peutuxent Itlver, Kn* ami Mr*. John Rubi«on Mr*. Turn Sanford, Florida Executive Vice President Sanford, Florida luncheon Included Mr*. Aus- dent's estimates of Federal .Mrs. Greenwood and Kn*. and McDonald was a guest. « • a A. K. SHOEMAKER. JK. Mrs. Kohlruarh who will go ti Carothcrs, Mrs. Earl lin ­ expenditures. MBS. LOIS D. IIOUSHoLDER WILLIAM V. HEMPHILL President Shoemaker Coiutructiuu Assistant \ ice President lo Pensacola and training New (all fashions were ger, Mrs. Frank Wolfe, Mrs 1 intend to cunt inue my President, Bill Hemphill Motors, Company, 1n<*. Inc. there shown to members u( the NAS Robert Hauser, Mrs. Thomas longstanding fight for cum Sanford, Florida 1 1 D. ROWLAND Sanford, F lurid* Mrs. Waters came Irom officers wives club during Cornier, Mr* B. Crain, Mra. omy in Government In lacl Cashier IK\ K. SOUTHWARD their new home in Savannah tle ir luncheon recently. The J. Doyle, Mrs. Jay Miller, I told the House during the President, Southward Fruit II. H. HODGES to join her liuahand at hi* wive* met at the Garden Gate Mrs Michael Pickering. Mrs. debate on the tax bill that Company. Inc. O. V. McBKIDE President Sanford, Florida Assistant Cashier restaurant in All. Dura where August site: hunch. Mrs. G ear-1even though I was go in. U larcwell party. GEORGE A. SPEER, JK., [vole again*! the so-called Mr* Henry Dement pre­ MeC'aiu-deZeng fashions, also go McGowan. Attorney MRS. CATHERINE M KAY K F. MANN Mr*. Leonard EUingwood. anti spending motion, I was sented each ot the ladies with ot that town, gave them a pre­ Sanford, Florida Executive Vice President A »istant Cashier [ Mrs Stank-v Stannl. Mrs, Ho also making a pledge to vote a engraved silver howl or view of thing* to pome. ) for f o event <■ i Ware Olid .Ml's Vincent j against the new spfrdinr | H.:»l lr.i> I ' l ' . n . h silvnr .ctef M ember Of F ederal Dep if In t»ran ee C orporation I issue ssosUS L .S P s c 4 .0 s s ,t Uimw * . ( , •iSCSI Us basis v>. a a * ...»•• Gass as d ossssid/ j Las, Rep. Herlong Reports Tax Bill Benefits Outlined Auxiliary To Meet A R E A D IR EC T O R Y INSURANCE BALL-BLAIR SANFORD The SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK RESOURCES LIABILITIES �VEf E anTn rl WrniTR G et. i , US— F r {W 9 Miss Patricia Jean Smith To W ed G. Terry Smith Mr. and Mr*. Oren R. Smith Sr., 417 West Sixth Street, Sanford, announce the en­ gagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Patricia Jean, to George Ter­ ry Smith, ion of Mr. and Mrs E. B. Smith, 4u3 Lake Blvd., Sanford. Min Smith, a Sanford na­ tive, i< a graduate of Sem­ inole High School and Jonea Buiinen College. She was a medical secretary major in college. She is presently em­ ployed by Dr. Robert Smith. The groom-elect, also a Sanford native, is a graduate of Semi'ioie High School and attended Southern College In Lakeland, where he was a citrus major. He is a member of Lambda Chi Alpha, frater­ nity and a U. S. Air Puree Re­ servist. He is presently em­ ployed by the Department of Agriculture Division of Plant Industry, with offices in Or­ lando. The wedding will be an event of Dec. A at 8 p.m. at the First Methodist Church in Sanford. M ISS PATRICIA SMITH (Hou.se o f Ituhijn photo) - Circiea-of-the-Sanford-Gar­ den Club have scheduled the first meetings of the new sea­ son this week as follows; THURSDAY AZALEA Circle meets at 8 Fifteen young ste rt helped p m. with Mrs. George Shipp. Bonny Brasil celebrate her East 18th St. Mrs. Jack Hus- seventh birthday recently sell will present a travelogue with a party given in her hon­ or by her parents, 5tr. and program. CENTRAL Circle members Mrs. James Rrazil, of 3t N. will meet at the home of Mrs Cortes Ave., North Orlando. C. E. Chaniol, 1908 West A play time was held out of Fourth St. and leave promptly doors and each guest receiv­ at 9:48 a.m. for a garden run ed favors of noiscniukers and to the Leesburg Nursery. balloons. Bring a sandwich. Birthday cake and all birth­ IIEMEROCALLIS C i r c l e day trimmings were serves! meets at 6:30 p.m. with Mrs. in the dining area with crepe Eric Vlhlcn on Grapcvlllc paper and balloons streaming Avenue. Dr. John F. Darby from the ceiling to the center will present a program on of tho table. “Caladium Bulbs.” Bonny actually had her Ivy Circle will meet at the birthday the week before with h o m e of Mrs. D e w e y opening of presents held then. Slrnughn, 408 Beth Dr. at 7:45 The parly uas delayed due t* p m. Mrs. Blanton Owen will hnr mother's illness which give the program on Wall took her to the hospital fur a Plaques. short while. MAGNOLIA Circle meets at A second g ruder in Mrl. 10 a m. with Mrs. P. J , Har­ Peacock's room nt Longwood ris on Country Club Road for Elementary School, Bonny a program on “ Cold Toler­ was most excited about tho ance." Taking part on the dull she received Helping program will be Mines. G. H. with the celebration were Sykes, H. B. Odham Sr. and brother, Riley, .Mark and Hubert Shields. Cindy Sills, Gary, Freddy, MIMOSA Circle members Dania and David Brown, will meet at the home of Mrs. Mike Spalding, Susan Rhodes, W. B. Moye, 252 W. lTlh S t, Randy Singleton, .Mike liesat 10 a m. Plans for the year ky, Mike, Connie and Glenn will be the program topic and Greanya and Frankie Morris. a covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. PALM Circle meets with Monroe Club Sirs. W. W. Lin* on Sliver Lake at 9:30 a m. Ben Wig­ gins will prrsrnt the program T o Meet Thursday on Conservation and show By Airs. II. I-. Johnson slides. The Lake Monroe Home ROSE Circle will meet with Mrs. Dual Williamson, 759 Demonstration Club will meet Haywood Circle, at 9:30 a.m. Thursday evening at 7:30 Pictures of summer gardens p m. at the Monroe Commun­ will be shown. ity Building on the school FRIDAY grounds. CAMELLIA Circle w ill The program for the even­ meet with Mrs. W. 1,. Gram* ing will be on “ Activities, knw on unora Road at 9:30 Calories a n d Me." Each a.m. for a program on Flor­ member is asked to bring a ida Lawn*. household hint to give at roll DIRT GARDENERS* Circle call. members will go to the Flor­ All ladies interested in join­ ida Landscape Nursery in ing a home demonstration Leesburg, at to a.m. for a club are welcome to come tu tour and picnlr lunch. Una Hireling. HIBISCUS C i r c l e meets Hostesses for the evening with Mrs. Dick McLaulin at will be Mrs. J. H. Timid and 11:30 a.m. for a covered dish Mrs. Robert Mann. luncheon and program on “Daylilici." IXORA Circle meets at 9:30 Oviedo a.m. with Mrs. II. M. Rosemond in Indian Mound Vil­ lage for a landscape program under the direction of Mrs. William Rush J r. and Mrs Carl Schilke. By Rrrnice Kelsey JACARANDA Circle mem­ Andrew Aulin Sr. left Thurs­ bers will meet with Mrs. C. day for Gainesville. He enter A. Andt-mm Jr.. 107 Shannon ed the J. Miller Hillis Medical Dr., st 7 p in. for a covered Center for treatment. He will dish supper and a report oi b« there for several weeks. summer activities. RUSE Circle will meet at Mr. and .Mrs. Clinton Austin 9:45 a.m. with Mrs. Henry A. left for their home in Atlan­ Simpson In Geneva. E. C. ta, Ga , after spending sevLund berg will give the pro­ ! era! days as the guests of gram on “ Rose Culture and Mrs. R. W. Estes. Cold Weather Tips." Mayor and .Mrs. M. L Be sure to blanch vege­ Gary have returned Rom a tables before freezing, urge three week vacation. They food specialists. Blanching visited relatives and friend, alow* or stops the action oi in Atlanta, Ga., stopped in enzymes w h i c h otherwise Waynesville, N. C., where would cause off flavors, color they toured points of interest to ih« area. changes and toughness. Families Welcomed T o Sanford A rea Mrs, Virginia Pctroskl, Wel­ come Wagon hostess, reports the following new families among those welcomed re­ cently to the Sanford area: Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Griffin and children, Jam es and Gwynee, from Ann Arbor, Mich.; Mr. am! Mrs. M. D. Palmer, Carl and Kimberly, from Memphis, Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. E. llask, Ernie, Barbara, Clarence and Lar­ ry, from Nordin, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Max Rumph. Donald. Tom and Margaret, from Greensboro, N. C.; Mr. and Mra. It. A. Sinlthkart, from Meridian. Miss.; Mr. and Mrs. ft. N. Watson, Ronnic, Diane and Vicky, Irorn Whidby Isle, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cnmkleton. Brenda and Patricia, from Lake Mary. Mr. and Mrs. Van Burger, from Longwood; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown, Gary. Fred Jr., Dana and David, from Jacksonville; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith, from Ohio; Lt. Cdr. anti Mra. Paul Polger and children, irom Rixby Isle, Wash. Mr. and Mr*. Gene Itupert, Tarol, Cheryl. Charlene and Gary, from Lake Mary; Mr. ami Mrs. Charles (C arrigan and Craig, from Charlotte, N C„ and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fox, Cathy, Jimmie, Sarah and Patty, from Oak Harbor, Wash. Miss Pat Place Honored At Bridal Shower Miss Pat Place, bride-elect of Ronald M. SentrII, was guest of honor at a recent miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. T. J. Fusanl at her home, 12t Shannon Drive. Tiie honorcc and her mo­ ther, Mrs. W, T. Place, were presented with corsages by the hostess. Bonny Celebrates Birthday The party rooms were dec­ orated in a yellow and white color theme with a large yellow umbrella highlighting the gift table. Streamers were attached to the umbrella which was hung on the wall by the table. Each gift was at­ tached to one end of a streamer. Mrs. Place was re­ sponsible for this unusual at­ tractive arrangement. The refreshment table was overlaid with a white cloth and centered with a “Love and Happiness*’ arrangement of permanent flowers in shad­ es of green, yellow and gold. This was later given to Miss Place. A lazy aitsan was filled with nuts and mints and held a miniature bride doll. Served with the nuts and m lntj were wedding cookies, cake and punch. The hostess gave the honorec an eight piece place set­ ting of china and the honorcc and her mother gave the hostess a three piece set of orange and brown ash trays. Games were played and priies awarded to the win­ ners, Mrs. Millie Myers, Mrs. Fran Wilson and Mrs. Drucilla Moore. O t h e r s attending were Mmcs. William Tocvi, Robert Grandenilll, Helen G o o d - speed, William Holcombe, Helen Lee, Bertie Monitte, Alice Dunn, Noah Booth, Chris Portewlg, Alice G e t man, A. W. Woodall, Millie Meyers, Kathryn White. Also Aimes. Lois Valgfone, Fran Toevi, William Malicrnwski, Elsie Hickson, Ann Tyner, I. F. Frailer, Lois Higginbotham, Ed Buckner, Violet Garvcr, Billy Burke, Louis Driscoll. Eloise Hick­ son and the Misses Sandy Gotman, Margo Dunn and Lib Melhvln. Now! Luxurious comfort at economy price! DR. SCHOLL’S SEW ED WHITES Re-diieoivrtho joy of cnrrfrcfl feet I Feel tho gentle “lift" of JIISS PAT PLACE, right, with her mother, Mrs. W. T. Place, left, nntl hosteps, Mra. T. J. Fuanni, nt a bridal shower in her honor. (Herald Photo) S a n f o r d Personals llouseguest of Mrs. John Smith at her home, 2111 Park Ave., is her sister-in-law, Mrs. Howard Henry,-of Pittsburgh, Pa. She will be here for sev­ eral weeks. University of Florida's chap­ ter of the Delta Upsilnn Soc­ ial Fraternity initiated into its brotherhood I .odd McCoy. son of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. 3lcC6y, TWTZ PaltdPtUv Tlvu. His initiation was performed ill Hie Della Upsilon House, Saturday, Oct. S. The initia­ tion was witnessed by the Rrolhers and their guests. Y o u r companion'll g1n*ayeyed look shows you have been chattering too long. COQUINA ROCK — tho built-up nrch...the luxury of complete* too freedom...tho •updb ill, tho soft leather. 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They aim visited Mrs. Walston'* old home in Gnadenhuttcn, Ohio, anti stayeo wttli her nephew and family, Mr. and .Mr*. Leonard Lintner, for three weeks. Pilot Club T o Entertain Official Edith Mawhlnney. jjftvernor of District 4, Pilot Interna­ tional, will pay an official visit to the Pilot Club of San­ ford, today. A dinner In her honor D planned for « p.m. at the Mayfair Hotel, followed hy a Iward anil general business meeting. Easy W ay to Kill Ants and Roaches Personals JET-SMOOTH LUXURY CHEVROLET—Fbr luxury-loving people. Rich new* styling, finer appointments in all four series and 15 model*. Including thaw dazzling new Super SporU! Engines and trunjiiaanuos to match your personal t.ntcal NEW CHEVELLE—For paeweitfng pwiple, A totally new kind of car all wrapped up in styling that makes expensive ears jealous. ChevdU nerves every purpose with three series and 11 moduli, and a lull choice of engine and transmission teams! CHEVY II —For practical people. Chovy II with new V8 power * tops all thrifty* ear* for fun -on - a -shoestring. Stiudieu tho shoestring further with A* and 6-cylindy! engines. Chevy I t’s six models In two series all act Uka ihcy’r* bigger, more expensive cars! CORVAIR—For fun-loving people. More fun than ever from Corvair'u new bigger engine! Fame Corvair handling and riding oiue with a dressed-up 'til look in 9 models—including the 130-bp Turbo* charged Fpyders! ___ COUVETTE-Fer aportv-mlnded people. Corvette now rides softer, smoother—but loses nono of its gusto because Us big \'S offers versions from 1130 to 375 hp*l W ant to get together with other car-loving people? Go feu yuur Chevrolet dealer. . . he hhra all kinds! ' t.JiulatcKnp* See five entirely different lines of cart a! yonr Chevrolet Showroom-CHEVROIET, CHEVULE, CHEVY 17, CORVAIR l CORVETTE Brush on Once ■■. f ind fo r Months JO H N S T O N 'S N O -RO A CH - S im ply b ru sh Jo h n sto n 's No-Roach on cabinets to control cockroaches, on sills to stop ants. Cotorlesa, odorless coating stays clfcctive for months, No need to move dishes or breathe harm ful sprays. Rcnivmberi No-Roach means no roaches. WINN DIXIE FOOD STORES H O LLE R M O T O R S A LE S C O M P A N Y 219 K 1 2nd ST. SA N FO R I) FA 2-0711 �VW It* grip I Ton into •pot among th# na­ tion’s major collegiate footkali powm today In tho weekly rating* of tho United frooo International board of Tho Longhorns’ ndranco suddenly mods thsir mooting with tho Soonsra this Satur­ day at tho Cotton Bowl in Datlaa a clu b botwson tho two top rated eotloga tcami in tho nation. Penn State wa« the only nrweomor to tho fln t 16 in tho major eollogo lift. Jump­ ing from ISth to eighth with a 2S-7 victory over Biro. Flttakorgh, Navy and Ohio State also moved up laildo tho top 10 white upiot vieUm Korthwootern and Geor­ gia Tech tumbled to tho sec­ ond ten. The Panthers Jump­ ed from eighth to fourth. Navy from sixth to fifth and Ohio State from a 10th place Uo to seventh, Wisconsin, Idle last week, held its No. 5 position, Sou­ thern California remained No. 3 and Nebraska, tied with tbo Buckeyes for 10th last week, took over sole posses­ sion to complete tho 10 elite. The Sooner*, idle lari week after Weir uplet of defending national champion Southern California two weeks ago, will be healthy and rested for college football'* biggest game of the young ooaoon Saturday. They received 21 of the U fleet place voters and totaled *22 points. Texas trounced Oklahoma State 34-7 to gain the nod over Alabama by the 35-man board of roaches, although the Crimson Tide received saveo fln t placa votes to only two for the Longhorns. ’Bams defeated outclassed Vander­ bilt, 21-6, but waa unimpreeoive. .Ameling Roger Steubach navigated Navy np a notch with a 26-1* win ovtr Michi­ gan and received on* first place vote- PiU garnered two f ln t piece ballot* and Ohio State the other. Texas wss a distant second ^ ta the 1 9 ,9 .1 .7 ,6 ,8 ,4 ,2 ,2 ,1 point distribution for votes from firet ta 10th placet, to­ talling 267. Alabama had 251 palate, Pitt 166 and Wleeoualn 151. lllinoiv, Arkan***, Oregon nnd Kanaa* broke Into the top 20 for the firet time tbie reason. Mleeiaalppi beaded the • * - end 10 for th* second week followed by th* filial, upset winner* ever Northwestern, Duke, Georgia Tech, North­ western, Oregon State, Arkansaa end Missouri. Oregon and Kansaa tied for 13th. Ohio State, No. 7, mseta 12th ranked Illinois this week­ end in th* only other pairing of top 30 teems. Daytime League Asks Members An Invitation from Fran Merten, Secretary of the only Women’* Daytime Bowling League la offered to alt wom­ en bowlari with average* of ISO or higher to Join thli Toeeday afternoon league. The league will hare its Annual Wnrrife Supervised Dove Gators' Spirits Low Spot Hunt Draws 172 British Rider A fte r Slim Victory Cup Team Young Hold Top Grid <OTJ) - V n fitl P a f 4—Tow. O c t I, ’<$ election of officers this com­ ing Toeeday at Jet Lena* at 12:20. Tha league will function with three members to each It U anticipated that then will be six teem# In th* league. The supervised doT* hunt Saturday at Leffler Field !a Wegner attracted 172 hunters who begged 1040 bird* dur­ ing the afternoon, according to Wlldtif* Officer Robert Johnson. Johnson said today that, during the hunt, hold under the euperviaion of the Freeh Water Flih and Wlldllfa Com­ mission, no on* was injured and no om waa omstod. “Everybody waa very alee,” Johnson added. He laid that the firet hunters on the field got the bag limit after only 45 minute* of hunting. Only three violation* *f fish and game lawa were re­ ported for the county. football By United Preae lateen* tiosml Coach Ray Grave* indicat­ ed Monday Us Florida foot­ ball team waa “feeling aorry for it**If.” Grave* didn’t any whether the despondency waa ceased by the Gators’ disappointing 1-1-1 record this season or boeaueo thsy hero to ploy mighty Alabama next Satur­ day at Tnsealooea. Ate. But, whatever the roaeon, Graves said, “they had bet­ ter wake up to tho realisation that Alabama la hotter than any team we’v# played yet.” Aahum star quarterback Jimmy Sidle la suffering from the flu and coach#* hoped he would be ready for tho Chat­ tanooga gam# Saturday. Tennessee worked on its kicking game and the Vole war* told that thsir next op­ ponent, Georgia Tech, was a “typical Bobby Dodd outfit” Coach Tommy O’Boyla said Tulano should be in good physical shape for Mississippi State this weekend. Louisi­ ana State concentrated on •topping the poem of Mi­ ami's Georg* Mira. Kentucky worked on of­ fense and defense Monday. IK# Wildcats mset Detroit Saturday. A & W Root Beer ATLANTA (UPI) — John Fallon, non-playing captain of the British Ryder Cup team, indicated today ha may gamble with youth ia an ef­ fort to beat the Americans for the first time in thla coun­ try. In a surprise more Mon­ day, Fallon teemed Welshmen Brian Huggett and Scotsman Georg* Will, a pair of 26year-old golfer*, making thetf first Ryder Cup appearances. Alternating with the acme ball, they responded with an unofficial 67 on the par 70 East Lake Country Club Course. G EO R G E'S BAR & PACKAGE •World’# Flaeet” 1011 FRENCH AVENUE 4 ? 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S it W. trd SL FA 2-32)3 Servieg Semlaole Coanty for ever 36 Y*ers Northwestem vs Minnesota WRITTEN UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE 11*0 Can Be Tinted 1,300 Different Cetera Mary Carter Paints 209 W. 1st ST. FA 2-3649 Michigan va Michigan Stale �* Lyman, SHS Tied For Top Grid Honors|M'M> Unanimous All-Sfar Pick IOviedo Looks Strikes Up; Crooms Spares Hits Stride NEW YORK (UPI) — Sandy Koufnx, the Lo* AnItele* Dodgers* 25-game win­ ner and World Series pltchinir hero, was the only unanimous selection today on the United Pres* International's I M major tragus All-Star team. The 27-yrar-ohl left-hand­ er, who bent the New York Yankee* twice in the World Series after « season during which he struck out 30fi bat­ ters, pitched 11 shutouts and compiled a 1.88 eartird run average, was named by all 24 expert* who participated in the UPI'* post.season sur­ vey. Also selected on the team were catcher Elston Howard, second-baseman Hobby Rich­ ard.on and pitcher Whitey Ford of the American League champion Yankees, firstbaseman Bill White, short­ stop Dick Gioat and thirdbaseman Ken Boyer of the St. Louis (birdinais, and out­ fielders Hank Aaron of the Milwaukee Braves, Willie .'lays of the San Francisco Giants and Al Knlino of the Detroit Tigers. ini* tunfnrfi - ' Wrrulfi T act. O ct 8, <«8—P ft|« 8 - 1 — - - « Dodgers Eye Talent To Strengthen Club LOS ANGELES <UPI1 — The four-game s -p of the World Series will not lull the Lo* Angeles Dodgers into standing pat and self-satis­ fied in IWI. General Manager K. .1 (Burrirl Bavasi said today. "Now (hat we know we can heat the best teams in basehall including the Yankees, t.ur goal will be to try and do it again." Bavasi said. As the players scattered to their home* and off-season activities, Bavasi and hi* aulcs were looking over their minor league rosier* Id see where the Dodgers could strengthen their team. "This is the lime for u* to work h ard er than ever.** he added. "A baseball rlult ran t stand still. We have lo keep trying to improve our* reives because if we don’t we might slide backward* ** Bavasi. however. Indicated that the Dodger* would use •he Ithkl team a* the nu­ cleus of their 1904 roster and try to strengthen it chiefly with the organisation's own younger players. "I don't tfiink we can Im­ prove much of the pitching we got Un* year. It ws* great and our job will be to keep •t up to this year's level. But youngsters like Dick Cilmus, Joe Moeller and Phil Ortega will get their chance. And we have players lika Dick Nen. At Ferrara, 'N ate O li'rr and Hoy Gleason who spent most of (lie season in the minors but are just about ready tor the majors" As the victorious Dofljpf** cleaned out their lockers a t the stadium, the glow of their world's championship aweep still was with them. And most of the Dodgers looked ahead lo vacations and to receiving their World Series check. The player* receiving ftiM series shares will get around $13,900, it was estimated by the club although the a sse t figure will await word from Commissioner Ford F rick s office. By Jullaa Slenstroas By John A. BpoUki | stroke the ball at 210. Holland Herald Sports Editor A* the old saying goes, a had a 203 and Allman had With about one-third of ths fanny thing happened to me games of 212 and 207. c u r r e n t gridiron campaign the other (lay. It slays me just Curt Abney did it again for completed for the four high to think of it even today. the Seminole Memorial Hos­ school football elevens In Sem­ For the benefit of those who pital League. Curt's big single inole County, the Greyhounds HALFHACK WIL1HJR MOORE of the New Smyrna Reach "Barracudas’*, may not know, aa a bowler of 202 was tops for ths group of Lyman High In Long-wood and the Seminole* of Sanford number 12, is trying fur yardage with thu help of blockers Gene Hossncr your chance* of ever rolling a of happy bowlers. ( I t ) and Terry Mason (21). Coming in on an tingle is Lyman's Austin Sa•auctioned 300 game are very, Hey, just a minute John! are running neck and neck for ville (-15), and Fete Carlson, at right, to nail the runner. very alight. You’re reporting last week's top honors thus far. Both the Seminole* and the Tha aama hold* true for results of this league. Almost those rolling a TOO aeries. goofed cause it was George Greyhounds have posted three I got awfully lucky a week Weigand who shot the Big victories in a t many outings About Sports or two ago. This la how the Game—a 221. But it wus Ole to data and both appear to etory went. llrliublc Abney who took ser­ have a possibility of going all NEW YORK tl'P I) -M ic ­ the way. That's an unlikely A friend came In a* I was ies with his G20 series JACKSONVILLE (UPI) key Mantle, who ha* had rolling on* of the few pructice wonder what everyone means prediction for any football Gator Bowl official* are more than a nodding acquain­ ctub since there's buund to be games I get the opportunity when they say I should ask watching the "eleven best tance with doctors In the BY JULIAN STKNSTKOM to bowl. Honest Injun, I was Nancy Gratnkow about the a bad night sooner or later for elevens" for the annual postpast, i* expected to undergo any team. trying my darndest to get new approach she has on de­ season football classic sche­ U R. T. Mllwee, Seminole Seminole High Stadium for surgery for removal of car­ The Seminole* may have near that pocket but It wua livering the ball. duled here Dec. 28. tilage In his left knee next 70 yards to knot the score. County's school boss, wants had theirs in their opening Just one of those days when I Somethin' about a prune do week. Joe Sykora, selection com­ contest with ths Terriers of lo shout, let him shout! lie This was one of the most apecouldn't hit the aide of the livery! mittee chairman, and General Dr Sidney Gay nor, the Titusville when the two clubs tscuiar runs ws ever witness­ New York Yankees' club phy­ e • e has a reason. bam. Manager George Olsen listed • * • Well, this friend wanted to ed. Our Queen in the Mixed clashed on the muddy turf at the following 11 team*, all of sician, plan* to confer with The county's four high know why “I wasn’t rolling all Comini League this week is Sanford's Memorial Stadium. vvhieh are ultglide lor parti­ On another oceaiion — a Mantle later this week and Pitchers Named strikes V Lynn Queen and her honor roll The Tribe had to buttle its school elevens made it a year later In the Sanforvi-Or- *et s date for the operation cipation in tha Gator Bowl NEW YORK (UPI) — game: (Trying to hide my rnibar- position of 206/522 series. way to a last minute touch­ unanimous weekend of vic­ in a New York hospital. tando lilt at the Tangerine rasment, I said thnt I was Both the highs for tha league. down and convert a PAT in torious football. The Semi­ Pittsburgh. Navy, Penn Before returning to his Juan Mnrii-hul and Pedro Ra­ Bowl—we saw Ferguson get practicing shooting spares to- Bill Kreick's 201 wasn't loo order to squeak by the Ter­ nole* whitewashed Apopka home in Dallas Monday, Man­ mos will Lu the starting pitch­ State, Texas, Alabama, Okla­ off the longest punt we ever riers 14 to 13. 59 to 0, Lyman’s Greyhound* ers in the first Latin-Anieridnyl) Hal Hal far out of the tup spoil saw in any brand of football. tle said he would leave the ean major league players’ homa, Auburn, LSU, Georgia Meanwhile, if there Is to bo shoutout New Smyrna 20 to About through the fifth Tech, Duke and Nebraska. decision on whether to ope­ It was Bolton Night on s bad night for Lyman It'll P, Oviedo's Lions cracked into A late October brceie was rate entirely in Dr. Gaynor's game at tho polo Grounds fra n c of the secunil gnm* 1 Wednrstluy t_______ "We didn't includo any nig bam tij cuinc iirthe-futu ie for —win--eehtmri—by—taking. flowing downfichl a* Forgu- hands:-------------------------------- -Saturday afternoon. Miitielial 10 nr Hie Slv, A VW1I team*,'* hud a respectable US and then I’m speaking about Andy lon stepped hack to his 10 "If surgery Is necessary, posted a 25-8 record for the Olsen said, "because they this joker asks me If 1 und Verna Holton as they l.yman hasn't had one yet. Umatilla 25 lo 7. and ('room's sard line. Always a great wouldn't really try to roll a “slurred" in the Ball ii Cham The Greyhounds rolled over Panthers downed Di'l-ami'i punter, Darrell lifted the pig­ I'll have it done within six San Francisco Giants thin are tied up in the Rose Oviedo, Ocoee and New Smyr­ Euclid High 14 to 7. past season anil llnnios had a Bowl. Of the others, these big, bag game us my third cf. League. skin high Into the air over weeks after the scries," said » • • na Beach. 9 8 marls with .tb%_ClevsUnd look like Bus U best to us Wantlr before leaving Los fort. I finished hy striking Verna was top cal with a Gabbing With a bunch of the stadium and to the Angeles. Indians. at tills time." out with a 23d game and he’s 100/544 series and husband The Oviedo Lions broke in­ amarement of a stunned •till nut Impressed cause he Andy won series with his GUI. to the win column lust week football fans the other night crowd the bail landed in the the question came up ** to wants to see n perfect game AI Kipp won the high single with their 2G to 7 win over the t 'licitilIn Bulldogs after losses the finest Seminole football Tiger end rone. While record­ (anybody for tennis or gulf or with his 22L game. ing the kirk on his statistic jin their first two encounter*,' player ever to come out of somethin'.) You know, I've always tried chart, Red McGee, an Or­ “endnote nigh. In the Tuesday Husiness- to puss on to you the "hot that one to Lymuit and the lando sport* writer at thnt • • • men's I.g, Steve Mason turn­ shot" scores from the City and heai tbreuker they dropped to There were many fine one*. time, declared that never In ed the trick with ii 334 guinu All Stars League on Wednes­ the Dnniii'lhin Tigers. We ean recall Johnny Courier, hi* life h.id he seen anything aa Dick (Zuckie) Zuikcrninn day nights. Take this note my Croonts* Panthers, a f t e r Hendrix l.yle*, George and to rome anywhere near almost hit the tiOO series with friends, cause it happens to dropping their opener to Lrland McClelland, Hilly and m,*I*'hinn this one boot, bis BUtl set. them the sums ns it probably Ocala, have now posted vic­ flrailey Odham, George and i b’r Anderson — here tories in their last pair uf In this same league it wus floes to you. Hutiert Stoneoff, and numer­ again was another all around Sam Karon who continues to There wasn't one (100 series outing*. They plastered Lin­ ous other*. Of course there athlete a* fur a* football was rolled (n cither league this coln High of Gainesville ami was a 13 year period when ! ronfcrncl,‘ lt,,nnini-' from the last Saturday night whipped idn’t get a chance to Kettles' past week. we didn Topping the City League their long time rival, Euclid watch some of the fine tal­ hiuble wing offensive forma 'ion, Anderson was by far was Dave Dvurolph and Ills High of lii-Land 14 lu 7. ent produced at Scroinol But "in 'thinking hack over , *be most explosive ball play 223/GUO series. Just missed, Despite Seminole's G9 points Dave. Save it for this coming against the Blue Darters. Ly­ the years we find we'd have <r you ever saw. Willis could man still tops the county's a difficult time in chnodng runt with the best of them, week! •coring department with n two between two of the best alt he could throw, spin, handoff, e e • Johnny Wright was three point margin over the Tribe. around football players of block like a tank and run i ke a wounded deer despite pins shy of the 000 series for Defensively, l.yman is far their respective eras. By Doily Divot the All Stars with his 697 set. ahead of the field. The Grey­ One would be the late Dar­ the (art that he weighed in Thirty-one member* turned And oddity in this league hounds hnve limited the op­ rell Forguson. This fellow at more than 200. Anderson could thrill any aut for the Oct. 2 weekly was Gordon Honeycutt rolling position to only six points—a could kick, run. pn«s and play crowd, and frequently did single touchdown scored on defense as no other Seminole tournament, which was beat n Grit high game. That’s not several time* during many a nine, one-imlf handicap. Win­ the oddity however as Gordon them in their opener by the with the exception of our ■mil game, hy taking a ha miLions of Oviedo. Meanwhile, other choice, Willi* Anderson ners for the week were Jim ­ continues to roll exceptionally off, exploding into the line, the Tribe has been hit for 2d Forguson played back in well. Tlie strange part of this mie Livingston, Class A: Ida Mailing through the second­ B. Wilson, Class H; Klalne game is that when ho rolled —13 each by Titusville and the late thirties and undoubt­ ary and be off to the race* Orlando Colon lit!. The Panth­ edly would have reaped tram this unusually high game his Kerr and Class C, and Doris tx-fore the opiMjsltion knew team didn't win thu game, er* have given up one mote endous acclaim hail he been what happened, Spencer, Class D. point than they have scored— with a consistently good footThere were several bright, they were tiedl Anderson, unlike Forguson, We're so very happy for 38, and the Lions have been nail team. now faces In the ix-glnner’s Wo recall the Sanford-Or- had a winning team hacking hit for d7. But 41 of those Diane Anderson uf the Fine* class last week. I’at Hutchin­ were rolled up ngainst them lando game hack in 1937— him up m the late forties, son dashed out in her snappy erest Inn League cause she tho rights of pnqwrty nwneni. Posting the eigne WARNING SIGNS HAVE BEEN Installed by the last time Orlando Senior knd it is little wonder that by the speedy Greyhounds. new convertible and was so finally rolled a 201 in sanc­ Willi* was almost an unanim­ tire, left to right, William F. Field, Howard thu Seminole County Sjvortdinnn’n Aamdatinn High ever played in Sanford In tho junior high depart­ inspired that she tied with tioned league play. Ami that Hodges, W. A. Adams, Algy Speer and llenry in populated Arena of tlio county asking hunters ment, the S a n f o r d Junior to our knowledge. Orlando ous choice of sporlswriters Elsie Msro for top honors! came right after she rolled a White. to observe laws regarding hunting and respect ted S to II i i aemtnoie re­ who named him to the first High Braves are far ahead of I’eggy Hardin and Maryiou " I ’d rather forget the score" their two county opponents— ceived the second half kick­ string high school all-South­ McDonald were concentrating type of game. We only talk South Seminole of Casselberry off. U wa* hauled In hy John ern eleven in his senior yenr. on the art of pivoting and about those good scores. O. K. When we recall the ex­ mul Oviedo. In their two tilts, Morgan who moved It up tn follow through. When Mary- Diane ? the 30 where he lateralled to ploits of Forguson and An­ INTRODUCING THE D EPEN D AB LE FOR r64 the Brave* hnva posted G2 In this snme group, Betty leu arrived at the clubhouse points and given up only d. Forguson who made hi* way derson, it would lx* only a some of the, "gal golfers" Allen rolled an even COO ser­ In a class hy itself is the down the shlrlines of the old guess to choose between them. Surprised her with a birthday ies. Seminole junior vursity mueske! 1 can faintly remember chine. Tho JayVees have run w h e n | would admit to those into the toughest opposition things that come around each of any county football team yt ar — "ah sweet bird of SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) —Daytona Sesbrcexe, Lees­ youth." — Tony Doyle, 195, Draper, burg and Titusville. In these Have you seen Cecilo Utah, knocked out Jim linker, three outings, the JayVees Hoard’s new golf shoes? No, 183, Chicago t; Don Smith, have rolled up 4u points mol ro t blue suede — a beautiful, 230, Salt Luke City, knuckl'd have yet to give up a single champagne leather custom out Sonny licit, Spokane, point. itsm. Understand that Cecils rants • cart lw ri,le h8r **fset • ‘cause she doesn’t want t* soil the beauties. In spite of "Howling Flora" and a thing called World Serlas a fine group turned out for the Mixed-Two-Ball Tour­ nament. Dr, snd Mr*, Fincher McDaniels. Mrs. John Dickey sad Frank Durio and Com­ mander and Mr*. Russell REGULARLY Psarson put together the Something new in compact*.! f jmily-ure room. Family sue tun. so much for the money So head lor your Dodge dealer and try Dart Com plete W ith TOO Series three top winning eombinaon your family lor site. Ihreo verier, nine now models. With each, Out a a lrr.lt sew compact m the large economy sire. tions. Dart’s a little tugger outside, s lot roomier and mors comfortable you get a 5-year, 50,000 mile warranty.* Due to a limited amount of In*,ids. A bigger engine under the hood, a lot more fun on the open • ixi oirtNOM iis-nun h.ms m u wmfuntt - cch-c chwwm m* facilities being available at f i n U lot * y# 4 l* uf *jQ (M l m il«t «hi he«er i f n / n t i|*»#xh •« At*t#ri#*q | d TMIf i f tiif f - v lM M !t<Mt fr>f 9*M«f|«« AutVlIfUrj C «*#t | rood. And bringing sp the tor? A whopping trunk with more • 'll k Ts-4n- bl[) tm t »lM the Country Club the covered Id* * pi f e tu f tn i. 16* in | in « I d ijfi. in ti p i i t k Infill# •**•■ pum p, t» t n - im *jq ( • : « in .) inter M l p « rh («■ lucfi | (tu U JiA , temps# c u t*« ii# f, tin t * ■sable luggage space than many full sire cars. dish supper wss born — and AS vfMft u m i# rv*l |* iMs. t«.n an# j k | J i f f *rtrvti*!, irwj t t n *ti#wl fct4ri*f% af A \ I ' M *c,l> Crwt f»4 Dm l i l t ID# # n(tM etl iHib|#4 #*#tf I m*>«iht m t iXil m titt, Vet Dart is a compact. You can tell by the great gas mileage. By there was a question as to sst.i ft«f#i tum ev fcrjf. HI# #t| fill#* I#v< t #■! f t v t f ’.#C4<*4 #•! U M h (# l t d DM M bow successful this might LOW the way it slips into skimpy parking-.paces. And by its small comp-xt Ml* )»*#"•i «f«lf 4 Muw&h It&Uuti tit*! i !*# #v#nf « mAittfet liiMltllfft |» lu ’ h # d#*I*# t e l f#f»c• of pw fw in aN « uf ID# iw iu iin J • * « . «a tj i t t - m t i OM 1 (« M M prove. However, as the culi­ price, la shut, low compacts cost less than Dart. Not one gives you im ll t <l) t#v#*Dl #1 i « l #»»I#4l# #i*4 (II) tM kM 1 1*<# C4*J'#oH «h l i ( # AS nary experts began displayIng their individual dishes of FOR PROOF OF SUPERIOR "goodies’* an air of admira­ PERFORMANCE — CALL US tion and anticipation had the interest of everyone. FOR DEMONSTRATION! CHRYSLER Upon generoue sampling of SEE THEM AT ths delicious meats, casser­ oles, salads and wonderful desserts it proved to Ustc as good as it looked—and th at do make it nice. Our par­ 2711) ORLANDO DR. SANFORD, FLA, ticular thanks to Jsckis Craw­ PHONE FA 2-2811 SANFORD, FLA. ford and Suiie Dickey for WINTER GARDEN, FLA. -51E fHE BOO MOP£ SHOW", NOC TV. CHCCK YOUR tO C A l H 5TIN C ail their efforts. Mantle To Have Knee Surgery Thinking Out Loud 11 Teams Tabbed By Galor Bowl Who's Golfing Fight Results Growers Look! Trees Need Banking? Weeds Getting Ahead F A L L C LE A R A N C E ! of You? POWERED SEMINOLE EDGERS All New This Year — Compact families, if you've grown la rg e r...D a rt’s for you POUNDS HOE & BANKER *69" NOW $4950 U S E TRACTOR $ 3880 Compact DodgeDart © 656-1352 SM ITTY’S SNAPPIN* TURTLE Pounds M otor Co. SEMINOLE COUNTY M OTORS, INC. + �WITH GIFTS, PRIZES AND FABULOUS BARGAINS FORM AL TOMORROW DON'S Barber Shop J. Philip Jewelers JEOLA Cards & Gifts Maid-Rite Bakery frmforb Urrtlft Page 6—Tucs. Oct. 8, '63 M a id -R ite Bakery McCrory Welcomes SEMINOLE PLAZA CASSELBERRY New Plaza Stores McCrory-Otaaco which opened in August is par­ ticipating in the grand opening of the other new atorea in Seminole Plaza a* well m celebrating the 81st anniversary of McCrory’n. The manager, R. G. (Dutch) Allen is happy to welcome the new busi­ Jeola Gift Shop nesses and is offering Joins In Opening many special sale items Mi** Jean 11. Cameron and for th e occasion. Mr*. Lola Brown. cpvratnrs of J j m niy K insey man- SPECIAL THIS WEEK! Cinnamon Buns Date Squares REG. 60c DOZ. Jool. Card and Gift Shop, one of the S e m i n o l e Musa * brightest new addition*, feel they have finally found Just the right spot to locate their firat Central Florida huslness venture after two year* of aearehiiig. Telephone REG. 60c DOZ. 838-8272 of Publi;c> * hlch opent j , , ln tl,e « nt*r 2 ^ **°’ u •••<» offering numsrou* bargain* to welcome the new merehant» to the Seminole p in * , • • ■ MAID RITE Bakery will open * now ahop at Seminole Plaza Wednesday. ^ S S V T S L S J u ! : J*>n'» Barbershop ing" and it ia stocked with an F 6 & tU F 6 8 4 C h O irS Welcome Neighbor Specials! FLA. GR. *A" I) & D 7 INCH CUT C STEWING 79 H EN S ■■ 19 Tomatoes 39 SU G AR 49 STANDING R ill R O A S T 16 THESE PRICES GOOD WED., OCT. 9 ONLY SEMINOLE PLAZA CASSELIIEKRY HWY. 17-92 & Sit 436 FRESH FLAVORFUL f 5 1,11. PACKAGE BASKET M L|m|t j With A (1.00 Order REGISTER FOR BEAUTIFUL SILVER SERVICE SET TO BE PRESENTED SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, NOTHING TO BUY—YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT TO WIN endleia variety of beautiful gift*, Hallmark cards and Eaton stationery . All types of glassware and crystal are featured ns well a t costume jewelry, placemnt*, artificial fruit and flower ar­ rangements, tray*, figurines, and many other item*. Shoppeia will be especially glnd to know that Jeola* carrie» the popular Three Mountaineer Early American gift items. • • * Don Wilbarger, owner of Don'* Barber Shop opening Wednesday in Seminole Mara, hn» 18 year* of experience as a barber anil operated hi* own shop in Ohio for 17 year*. The shop will have four barber chair* und will offei alt conventional services such a* haircuts, shaves, shampoos, tonics, and facial*. --------------------- Circle To Meet Maid R ite B akery J°*B , gt j j The Women i Christian helIn G rand O pening l0Wlhip {Priscilla Circle! of Maid Rite Bakery, Robert the chuluota Community Stockdale, owner, is celebrating its grand opening in Sentmole Mara at Casselberry, The shop carries a complete line of delicious baked goods such as several varieties of bread and rolls, cakes, pies and cookie*. Tho Seminole I'lara shop la the latent addition to a chain of several Maid-Rite Bakeries in the central Florida area. church will meet at 7:JO p.m. |oday at u,c home of Mrs. Ruth Boswell, Udt East Sixth Street. Mrs. Eleanor Miller will be coho*U'*S. Jlr*. Faye McCuue will conduct (ho program on "Slate Community Churchcs," Mrs. Ida Lampinen will lead the devotions. All women in Utc commun­ ity are Invited to attend. Welcome Neighbor! MCCRORY OTASCO Sunday 12 Noon to 12-ox. FACIAL TISSUE HAIR SPRAY P. M . NOW SoSoft Jumbo site t u bote and l&sia . . . keep* your hair In place yet duexn'L dull ila natural lustre. TOILET TISSUE Only Crisp, erunchy peanuts, coatad with rich velvety choco­ late. 10 Rolls SPARKLING Only CRYSTAL PLASTIC The glitter, color and style of real crystal . . . in practi­ cally hreakproof dear plastic. Choose Ihe Cake Saver or the Waste ltn.skrt . . . same low price! S AV IN G S PEA N U T C LU S T ER S 77 19 7 SAT. 838-7303 Petalove 410 Count Ju m b o Box THRU S EN S A T IO N A L Call us — Casselberry Seminole Plaza Sale Price, only OPEN 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. MON. DON WILBARGER (left) tiud Hoy Burclt a t Dun's Biir bufd hop. Choice 77 1 77* White, pink or yellow, same Ion price! TH ESE PRICES GOOD THROUGH SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13TH. No Money Down on Approved Credit - Save Now!! M n MCCRORYO TASCO Seminole Plaza Hwy. 17-92 C asselberry �• \ It f . 4 i : 4 N EW TO S E R V E Y O U B E n E R - > M O LE Site #in ln rft B U S IN ES S ES Lnzn Utrald Tues. Oct. 8, ’63— Page 7 J. Philip Shop Will Feature Fine Jewelry JEOLA Cards A Gift Shop is slated to open Wednesday a t Seminole Plaza. You are cordially invited to our Grand Opening J. Philip Jcwclar* optna Wrdncaday in Saminola PUre Shopping Center at Ctf.alberry under the ownerahip of Jumea II. Sellura, a Teteran of SO years* experience in the jewelry huaineaa. The atora if named for Mr. Srlluta* son. J. Philip, who u ill he ataoeiated with liim in the buiinaat, coming here from ilradenton. Sfllnra waa atationed at Or­ lando AHI in 1012 and decided then he would like to locate in thin area aonir day and ii fi­ nally aeeing tlna dream coma true. They plan to operate a high clnsn dependable jewelry (lure offering tho finest lines of watehea and jewelry rurh aa ilulowt mid 11.i inil tor. watches and Columbia and “Jewels of Joy" diamonds. __ Other famous lines which they will "feature ate Spoiled wutvhbullds, Jewels liy Trifa u , ami Cotu tukluuie jowei*rIn addtion to the lovely gift line, they offer watch and jewelry repair and custom mounting. SEMINOLE PLAZA — CASSKUttHKV October H thro u g h 12 FIRST DOOR PRIZE DOUR PRIZES NO. 2, 3, 4: Cory A utom atic “P a r ty C h e r Cory Electric S H A R PE N E R THE NEW CAREFREE. CASUAL WAY OF COOkINti Lor kniten and Scissors AND — *2.»il FREE GIFTS DAILY TO ADULTS YOU D O N S B A R B ER S H O P Seminole Plaza Shopping Center T he new est, most m odern barb er shop in the area today Garden Circle Sets Meeting J. PHILIP JEWELERS sta ff includes, k i t to right, P at P atterson, Philip Sellars and Jam es H. Sellars. Ry Shirley Wentworth Mrs. John D. firathwol, president of tile Orlando Har­ den Club, will be guest at (he Hmonthly mertinr, of the Hear Lake Harden Circle In be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs. William Massey, Lake Asher Circle, Hear Lake Mrs. Or Mb wo| will outline and discuaa activities of the Club for the coming year. O PEN IN G SPECIAL 4 Chairs $1 00 H airc u t. . RELAX IN A IR-CONDITIONED COMFORT, W ITH CLEAN, PLEA SA N T ATM OSPHERE A N D PO PU LA R PR IC E S 0:00 A. M. to 5:30 P . M. S atu rd ay s DUALITY x i DIAMONDS Tomorrow October 9 / SEMINOLE COUNTY'S NEWEST AND MOST COMPLETE JEW ELRY STORE Choose Gifts Now For Christman — Layaway Now! by Columbia Opening Spedal Free G ifts! R eg ister for fre e m g ifts — to be p resen ted at 7:30 P. M. Tom orrow , Welcome Opens: 10:00 A. M. to 8:00 P . M. D aily Starting m o OPENING C hildren Weil. A Thors. OH. n & II) ONLY RI’H. PRICE II..T0 y — ARE IN V ITED TO o W ednesday — Thursday Friday — Saturday ON ANY O FF PU R C H A SE Even Greater Get-Acquainted Savings On Some Items! T hursday, F rid a y and SILTERPLATE S atu rd ay . N o th in g to buy — PRECIOUS MIRROR Compote you don’t have to be present $4 9S AMERICAN MAD! to win. GRAND PRIZE — Siiverplute Service $ ^ A \ 2 CARAT DIAMOND — Watch Bands * 3 " w ill he p resen ted S aturday, BREAD AND SANDWICH O ctober 26! Trays For 8 4 95 Si STAINLESS STEEL Service For 8 *18 95 ■595 J. Philip Jewelers SEM IN O LE P LA ZA Owner*: JA.MK5 H. SELLARS , J. PHILIP SELLARS •-■mm CASSELBERRY Watchmaker: -PAT" PATTERSON Salesladies: MRS. WHITEMAN MRS. MILITELLO I f �Dr. Crane’s Advice To LIVE By D m taf Ffr* F n v m tk « W nk th l* WMk practically onry new* ptpcr «UI print articles, photos and sketches on firs safety, how to re­ duce the trim toll In lives and prop* erty. Yet, at year’s end, the record will read something tike this: •About 1,600 homes destroyed or damaged by fire each day. •More than $1.5 billion In prop* erty losses during the year. •Some 11,800 Uvea lost, one-third of them children. •Disfigurement of thousands up* on thousands of other fire victims. •Countless pay less pay days be­ BUSY TOREADOR Worry Clinic cause fire wiped out or interrupted steady jobs. These ars the costs o f negligence, ri it 1ramose or heedlessness. This need not be so. The best advice that can be of­ fered ie: "Don’t give fire e place to start.” Succinctly stated, this suggests that most fires are avoidable. The sheer waste and agony of fires can be curtailed by taking a hard look at our habits and removing the haz­ ards which cause fires. Why not resolve that now la a good time to safety-check your house to protect your moat precious assets —your family and your homes? And aha wasn't faarful af se c r e t fe a r a f sexu al contam ­ ination. M w l tavwtve typhoid o r Asiatic flu or avaa polio. So what kind of germs do And her dream of the latter tiberenloaia or poll#, e tc . was based on the fact her W he* I quizzed her m ore you (oppose wera her main marriage had grown platonie A aftaiU ly. aha caafeeoad t a r dread? for tha previous couple of Venereal infection, such as years. w orry woo ab o a t venereal Because of her menopausal lofnctioM, so scrapbook thio syphilis and gonorrhea! And those are the usual bac­ fcan , too, her attention had caoa so d scad fo r the book­ teria that are dreaded by peo­ been doubly focussed on trotk let below. In thin c iin k a l ple who have Lady Macbeth's matters, so her hunger for ooIi m i wo g o la tha heart o f such stimulation had been in­ handwashing complex. tha proMemat Furthermore, many young creased. On a few occasions, she had CASE <3-460: Martha G.t people also suffer from this aged 44, la thn wife who waa s o m e p h o b i a a b o u t g e r m * a n d imitated the youngsters who Indulge In auto erutie stimula­ described yesterday as being contamination. Why? Well, you are not likely to tion. That’s why she felt her • victim af tha handwashing worry about anything that hand* might be contaminated. complex. Thus, her great dread of When I later had n long In­ doesn't come Into your mind germs was really a worry its judgm ent on the m atter. I t m ight terview with her, I found that very often. The U. S. Supreme Court will So why should auch victims about venereal infection. And even consider th a t the decision had Martha'a main germ phobia get no respite from the field of major her focussing on venereal been made for i t If the measure did not pertain to tuberculosis keep t h i n k i n g excessively matters was due to her trotla controversy in the 1963-64 term now about sexual contamination, as dies, greater Interest will surround or typhoid fever. beginning. New cases Involving reshown by their dread of syph­ hunger and guilty feeling* the court’s ruling. concerning her own auta erot­ ilis and gonorrhea germs? The Supreme C ourt’s 1962 decis­ apportionment of state legislatures Tha answer is often rela­ icism. ion in the Tennessee reapportion­ end Negro sit-ins in public estab­ So such patients don't need tively simple. These people m ent case simply made the point lishments will be high on the docket. shock treatment but * little hava been romantically starv­ th a t th e federal courts have a right The reasonably well-informed lay­ medical "horse sense." ed. to speak In suits involving mslapporWhy should a person run man may ask: “Haven’t those Issues Send for the booklet "How tioned legislatures—on the ground And whenever we are hun­ two mile* to get to the start­ already been settled by the court?" to Prevent Platonie Marri­ th a t th e 14th Amendment's ’’equal ing gate before he runs the gry for anything, we tend to The answer is, only In part. age,’’ enclosing a long stamp­ protection of the laws” clause guards dream at night about tha ful­ mlleT In the matter of ait-ins, the high ed, return envelope, plus 20 votera against such distortions in —Sen. Barry Goldwater, R- fillment of such * basic appe­ court ruled last spring In a cluster cents. voting strength. tite. Arlx., declining to declare of decisions that segregation prac­ It goei to the very heart of Thus, If we go to sleep on his presidential availability The court did not say, however, tices which bar Negroes from lunch Martha’s problem. When hef an empty stomach, we are before election year. w hat it regnrds as fair and reason­ counters and similar places are un­ very likely t o d r e a m o f husband's platonic difficulty able apportionment. It did not set constitutional — where it can be was thus remedied, Martha standards which would enable lower Those chosen to lead (In the Thanksgiving banquets. shown that state or city authority And If we go to bed thirsty had no cause to be obsessed courts to say: “This plan satisfies South) havs failed to lead. was used to enforce aucn practices. with venereal complexes and a the requirements of equal protection, Thosa whose task It i* to for a drink of water, what is Left unsettled was the question guilty conscience. mors natural than that our this one does not.” speak hava stood muta . . . of whether the proprietor of a pri­ (Always writ* to Dr. In the new term the high court Wa have stood ty, leaving dreams deal with pools of cool vately owned establishment, acting Crane In care ot this news­ water or mountain brooks or will hear a numlmr of cases from var­ the field In recklrss and vio­ entirely on his own, can bar Negroes paper. enclosing * long even lea cold sods pap? ious states which go to th a t critical lent men. once he has declared his place open ■tamped, addressed envelope Dr. Freud 1 i k • w i a a has lint. Lawyers, lawmakers and legis—Rep. Charles L. Weltnar, to the public. and 20 cents to cover typing tures all over the nation are wait­ Congress, of eourse, Is right now O-Ga., on thn Birmingham shown us that In our dreams, and printing costa when yon if we are romantically hungry ing to learn its ruling. embroiled in debate over this very bombing. but unsatisfied, then wa are send for one of his book­ The general public will be highly elaborate further on this, but issue as It mulls over President Ken­ Council budget each year, Editor, The Herald t lets.) attentive to this decision, too, as it nedy’s civil rights program. One pro­ Soviet (scientific) advances almost certain to dream about It has been brought to my Th« Central Florida Council If wa review the facta It li ob­ that which will satisfy our will to the outcome of the new sitvious that 15 per cent of the posal would bar racial discrimination have been possible beenusa attention that there are those is a group of men who super­ in cases. ADDING MACHINE In such establishments. vise all Scouting activities in membership being in our area thn Soviets have been permit­ love appetite. For the Supreme Court, plainly, who mey not quite understand a seven county area of central wa should furnish about 15 ting freedom cf thought in But In the case of sexual If this feature were adopted In UARGAIN it is— once more—out of the swurm the relationship between the Florida, nz chat tried by the per cent of the budget, or science • . * freedom in any matters, we have been educat­ law, the Supremo Court presumably New, It. C. Allen Manual Central Florida Council, liny ed to view them as vulgar or of bees and into a hornet's nest. would be powerfully Influenced in form can be contaguius. C o n g r e s s of the United mora than | 15,000, Machlnrs 7-column, sub­ Scouts of America, anil the If we, through Scout train­ —Dr. Glenn T. Scnborg, debasing, so Dr. Frucd says traction. Jump total, run­ States. In this seven county Seminole County United Fund. am t them are about 12,000 ing ara able to prevent even chairman of TJ. S. Atomic wa will very likely disguise ning total window, auto­ Ily way of a brief explana­ our sex dreams hy use of fan­ matic clearance. hoys who are being helped by one boy from getting into serEnergy Commisslaun. A Good. Strong Durable tion there are actually five fi­ ciful erotic eymbolism. the .Scouting p r o g r a m . Of iout trouble we have saved the Machine that will last fur nance program* related to the Just as we disguise sexual taxpayers more than the thrse about 1,800, or approxl* I'll admit th at television years. Iloy Scout program! hungers while we are asleep Formerly $175. Now $123 mutely 15 per rent urn in the above amount necessary to has taken smile disastrous de­ I. The Scouts own need for keep one individual in an in­ tours, but that's no excuse hy clouking our erotic dreams and Tax. Terms and tradeSeminole County area. money to purchuse a uniform, for Intelligent people to wash in vugue symbolism, so we ins. Last May 14 and 13, Sal­ flashlight, hatchet nr some The total budget for the stitution of correction. LISBON, PortUjjil— Spain azar, determined to retain find that patients will try to their hunils cf It. Thomas G. Albert Council, prepared by a group Its holdings as Iho largest azar and Franco met In a HAYNES other Item of personal equip­ •ml Portugal, th« nationals disguise duytime dreaming —Producer Lelund Hayward. District Executive of outstanding riitzen* who remaining European power in Spanish tourist Inn in the ment. OFFICE MACHINE CO. which occupy th« Iberian with similar symbolism. Central Florida Council (own of Merida. Africa. 9. The Scout unit rin d , servo on a finance anil budget Thus, Marthu's handwash­ 311 Magnolia Ave., Hanford P rnlniuli, are going In op­ Salazar has dismissed as I used to take a drink every lluy Scout* of America Open Evenings In Portugal the subject or funds to purchase tents, cook­ committee, was adopted by the ing obsession is bused on her morning, hut now I take one posite directions in Africa. of minor consequence cither their conversations has been ing gear, nr other Items used Council and umounts to $107,before going to bed. But lt'z 000.00. The Scouts benefit Cenerallssima F r a n c l a c o trade or diplomatic boycott of kept a close secret. by the entire unit. not a little one. When I take Franco, moving cautiously to­ Portugal by Independent Afr­ But in Spain it was widely 3. The parent organization from this budget through fulla drink I want tu know I've ward greater participation in ican nations. believed Franco urged upon must furnish a meeting place tiimi professional lenders, of­ He has declared Instead Salazar African reforms con­ thus utilities, etc. is paid by ficii personnel, and camp had one. world ■(fairs and seeking to CALL By Hal Cochran —Clayton S. Eby, celebrating rangers who assist nil Scout aoften Its Image aa a dic­ that Portugal will fight to siderably more far-reaching the Parent Organization. If you want silence ask a tatorship before the world, the last to retain its plac« in titan those in the new work his 101st birthday in Lan­ 4. The National Council hauler* In operating a success­ la acting to Improve Its re­ Africa. caster, Pa. code placing Negroes upon with a headquarters office in ful program. Two of the full- group of wumcn which one is Spain and Portugal have an equal footing with Port­ latione with the new nations New Brunswick, N. J.. where time paid executive* and one thn eldest. been bound In the Iberian ugal workers and In the or­ of Africa. We need an American su­ about 600 people ure employed rump ranger reside in SeminAa such U Is talking auton­ Pact since 1039, but It pledges ganic law giving Angolans a to prepare program helps, ola County. M OV I N G AND S T O R A G E CO. . INC. Speeders should be told personic transport before we them to mutual defense only greater voice in their own omy for Spanish Guinea. In addition to the profes­ that the avuruge person has need an American on the training aids, etc. and to keep In contrast Is (he embattled In the metropolitan areas of affairs. FA 2 - 9 5 1 1 personnel record of every sional leadership, areas fur 24 ribs, none uf which can moon. Portuguese regime of Pre­ the two nations, and not In —Charles C. Tlllinghait, pre­ In Spain Ihcre also Is con­ registered individual and fur­ camping for all lmy* are main­ safely be spared. 5 0 4 C e le y Av e . S a n f o r d , Fla. mier Antonio do Oliveira Sal­ Africa. sident of TWA. cern lest the sudden loss of nish a membership card ami tained. program helps ure fur­ Portuguese overseas trrrllor- other credentials. The Nation­ nished, training materials are I n t e r n a t i o n a l tangle* -v .%•?. jy . i / «e lories create a crisis and al Council, Including the na­ made available, certain budges haven't a thing on little kids’ OUT OUH WAY perhaps upheaval at home tional office amt 12 regional and award* tire furnished, all rloUics after they get un­ >****;^ which would pose a threat on offices throughout America is postage and express for bulle­ dressed. Spain's own borders. operated on the 50 cent regis­ tins, etc. is paid by tlio Coun­ Whatever the su.ijcct of the tration fee paid by each Indi­ cil. The (107,000.00 budget Turn to rubber a t a pretty meeting, It seemed scarcely vidual who registers as a includes nl| thn nbnvn ns well girl on the street and she’s coincidental that a new wave member. as in lurltn and travel ex­ liable to bounen you on*. of arrests followed in Por­ 6. The money furnished by penses for II full-time paid am ; tugal, most of them labelled tha citizens of th" area personnel in the office and in If you'ra a pleasant person Communist. through the United Fund Is the field. you don't have to drink like In any discussion of the applied on tha Central Florida Spare iioes not allow inn to a fish to keep in the awlm. Portuguese and Spanish at­ titude! toward Africa, the Portuguese are quick to point out (hat Portuguese problems are different. And they are. Beyond Span­ ish Guinea, Spain also holds Ifni, a fishing enclave, the Spanish Sahara and the north ern garrison towns of Ceuta and Mellila where 50.04K) crack Spanish troops are s ti tioned. Spanish sources say Spain would fight to hold Ceuta and Ke-roof now . . . before raid weather sets in. A good, well insulated roof cut* down oa Mellila but otherwise has lit­ fuel hill*. tle Interest. For all your roofing needs see oat For Portugal, the African overseas territories not only WE FEATURE are a sourer of national pride. They also provide out­ DURABLE lets for Portuguese exports Puge 8 Sanford, Florida Tues., October 8, 1963 and for portuguRt's excess population Through arrange­ WALTER a . UIELUW, KUITUft AMS PCHLIIIIKH ments with Lisbon, they al­ r i i c u var e r i T rtlKD WSCLI.S so are a source of foreign ex­ M anaging Killlor Maclianlral Rapt. change. j i M H >i i u »:w a k s :n JI 1DT WWI.I.I Uutln--* Managur And finally there Is another O u in tr Editor • IIINI.KT J . lilt A AT worry. Said one Portuguese: ClaxKUd M anagar CKCKLIA r tR R K R "To have 430,000 settlers ritAAK V0 1 .T 0 I.IAB Boclatj Editor ClrruUllun M anagar thrown back on Poriugual would mean chaos." i t s i i N i r r i t t s H in ts Marital* Inal of Hornet’s Nest Quotes Letters G To The Editor Phil Newsom Says . . . A Peninsula Divided Barbs MOVING? 4 » l J » l f t / V I I I p i ELK R O O FIN G PRE B U I L T R O O F TRU SSES Howto get ready for a happy retirement.) nr n a il a » m l .s l. t'aaalr t i l O th e r I* t»d 1 T-ar H ISS 1 Tear iio W «ak S od I Month! l .l t • M onths 100 | Month* I SO I Month* l.ao 1 Month 1.IW 1 Month U. S P ostal FUguUtlaua pro,Id* that all mall subscription* b» paid lu advanc*. H v a , D t l l .i r r Entered aa eecnnd else* m atter Oetobsr IT. t i l l a t tha Poet IjOUtU] FOREVER MADE TO YOUR EXACT SPECIFICATIONS FOR Residential — Commercial — Industrial Building* SINCE 1931 office o f Hanford, Florida, under the Act of Congr*** o f March. GATOR LUMBER & HARDWARE Tha Haraid la a member of tha United Praia w h ic h I* anllllad •sclu ileeljr to tha ue* fur M publlcstlsa a f a lt «h* local new* printed In thl* n«w»p»ptr. No part of *ny m alarial, new* or advartlelng, o f thin edition uf Tb* Sanford Herald m ar b* reproduced In any m anner w ith­ out w ritten ptrm leilon of the publleher of Tha Haraid. Any individual nr firm responsible for *uch reproduction w ill be considered a* latrlnglng on The llarald'* copyright and w ill b* bald liab le for dam aging under tha law. Published d a lly aieapt Saturday. Sunday and C hristm as; publlebed Saturday prscaadlnp C k lU ls u a Wieboldt's CA M EH A SH O P 210 8. PARK AVC. t . Avoid over-eating. 2. Keep in good shape. 3. Cultivate a hobBjC 4. Save all you can now. Saving can mean the difference between “really living" or “existing" after retirement. Plan ahead. Open a savings account with us and odd to it regularly. Excellent earnings, 700 FRENCH AVE., SANFORD PHONE FA 2-7121 Home Of Super Safe Savings f 1R 5 T f M H U A . ^ g o /v t ’A S S o d e I / T t i o n �A '- ilrfw l T\ie». Oct. f , *'SS—P»i* § flrrtT B (D aah C tbby • D EA R ABBY: Mr iU ltr M d I h a v e * problem w ith o u r f a th o r . Ho i t 84 ye ars of eg*. II* ha« ■ " g ir l «oup e v e r y day. • # • DEAR ADBY: By Abigoi! Van Buran • P ltaae help me o u t of thia m e a t I f r i e n d " a b o u t 65, a n d haa got m y t e l f Into, I a m boon s e e in g he r tor a b o u t a y e a r now . A a ho itill drive* hi* ow n c a r ho ha* • a k o d m y aiator (who live* o u t o f t o w n ) If h* and hia “ g i r l f r i e n d ” can drive down t o h e r place »ume S a tu r d a y a n d i t a y u n t il Monday. My a la ter la a widow and aha i* e e r y u p i a t o v e r the proa* p e c t o f e n t e r ta i n in g a w o m ­ a n t h e doe* n o t luiuw. F a ­ t h e r aaya he doea not c o n ­ t e m p l a t e m a r r i a g e — t h e i* o n ly a “ g i r l friend.” Y e t h e aaya, u n l e i a hi* “ girl f r i e n d " i* invited, he will Bot d riv e down elone a n y » o r * . H o w ahould thia be h a n d le d T but l SISTER S DEAR SISTERS: Tell y o u r t i t t e r to p u t o u t th e w e lcom e m a t and to do it w i t h a amile. You girl* i h o u ld be tickled pink t h a t y o u a r e n ’t r u n n in g to a n u r s i n g hom e with chicken D E A R M ESS: Y t a , it would be. I f he call* you, tell him the t r u t h . And DON’T tell a n y m ore fibt, or you'll find y o u rse lf in so deep t h a t even a lif e g u a r d c a n 't save you. liked thia l if e g u a r d to m uch I told him 1 w a i IT a n d he believed me. I told him a bunch of o t h e r He* a b o u t where I w e n t to •chool a n d w h -re 1 lived hecaute 1 don’t live in a very nice p a r t of town a n d I didn't w a n t him t o know it. I gave him m y telephone num ber, W h at will I do if he call* me up and wtuit* to t a k a m t o u t . My p a r ­ ent* a r e v e r y i t r i c t a n d I c a n 't d a te y e t Would i t be t e rrib ly w rong to have him pick me u p a t my g ir l friend'a ho u se ? IN A M E 9 I Qacoby Although m o s t s y s te m s still p l a y th e l u m p to t h r e e of p a r t n e r ’s s u i t by i n u n p a g ­ e d h a n d a s a g a m e force, t h e e x a m p l e s a r e a lw a y s in the m a j o r su its. Som ehow or M h e r no dim re ally likes to p l a y t h e m in o r suit j u m p aa a n y th i n g , b u t a atrong in v ita ­ tio n to f u r t h e r bidding. F o r y e a r s the w e ste rn o l a y e r i h a v e a ll p la y e d tiie bid this w a y a n d It if only w ith the m a j o r s t h a t they a r t Just c om ing a r o u n d to playing Umlt bid*. It U n e c e s s a r y to h a v e s o m e w a y to handle the forc­ ing r a is e of a m a j o r a n d af­ t e r y e a r s of e x p e r im e n ta tio n I ha v e c o m e around U) u sin g tw o na t r u m p a s this forcing r a i s e by a n u n p a s i e d hand. T his m e a n s t h a t the n o r m a l Legol Notice 14, *A #7S1 V K Jiia * T< *4 A ia . • M l 4 a K ey ♦J»7$l TUESDAY P. M. S.so (]« xsw aeop* (<) N'aws. (port*. w eather 1:11 (I) E d ito rial I IS (S', New*, S p o r t s w fa th er 1:14 II) Nawa— VTalttr Cronk!t* (91 Nawa— Ron Cochran CD ttu n ltsy - Brinkley I si O i Congratvlonal I l - p - tt T:*J I D M-Squad (9) Advanluraa In Tara41s* (9) Nabsl T:l» 11) Mr. Novak <*) Combat 1:09 If i ItsJ Kkalton It la (D t-’mptra (Color) t»l U c lla laa Navy 1:09 (9) (Iraataai Show (II lit,-hard noons Show (*) I's itlc oa t Junction 9:11 Ml Jack Benny ta.vu Mt Mary M-or# Hour ( ! ) T tlsp h o n o <91 F ugltlva t i n * tSMlI) Nawa, Waal&ar, Sports (9) Mid-Fla. N tw a l t : l » (*) Mavis 11:30 (D T o nta ht Shaw (Color) ( I ) TV M a e k e a i —Quia I t 9* (9) Mart* D E A R A BBY : Y esterday I a m t m y lit t le boy n e x t door t o b o r r o w a c u p o f su g a r . l i e c am * back w i t h a larg o w hit* envelope (se ale d ) w ith a c u p o f su ­ g a r In i t . A c r o ss t h a anvelop* w a a w r 1 t t a n : •’P L E A S E R E T U R N W I T H I N 24 H O U R S ,” a n d he r n a m e a n d addre**. D o n 't you t h i n k th is Is a v e r y u n ­ f riendly w a y fo r a n e ig h b o r to e c t ? SHOCKED D E A R S H O C K E D : Yes. I ’ll w a g e r t h is w om an la n 't b o th ere d by th e sa m e " b o r ­ r o w e r " tw ice , which ia u n ­ d o u b te d ly h e r motiva. • • • • C O N FID E N T IA L TO G R I E V I N G M O T H E R : Do not g r i e v e t e e long. H a d y o u r d a u g h t e r beea a really " b a d " g i r l , eh* w ould ha v e known a ll t h e tric k s. • • • • 4 0 « (}•■ o ases A A to il • KOrTM (I>v * K J i* 4 3 V A 10 ♦ q j :» * io 1 two no -tru m p r e sponse c an ’t be used, hut I h a v e never found any g re at use for It I a n y w ay and it doea c o m * In Legal Notice Lsat Hoard of PlraM nra of s n i T tc H n r * i r r FI.ORIPA LAND ANP IM­ n i v s t m i T sin. n u t * COMPANT. a run: ok F i.tiisiii* m i PROVEMENT I ,1 It t A S RIV.'IILLHR and d!*aol**-l Florida corporal Ion, Ihvlr unknown assign*. *uc10NALD IIAYMILLF.lt her uaband. whop* re*l-l«-ne# 1* raasor* In Inlarval. trull***, SID .V. Iloyd Way. Milwaukee. and all parllra cla im ing InV I s c « n i I n; WALTER F. larvata by. through, undar or fOACIWAN and HELEN A. agslnat aald Hlraclors and dluolv ad cnrpuraMon; Vl.VOIIMAN. h!» wtfa; I.. M. avid ■KOSTHVVAtT and MAXI NK UDVVIN J DREYFUS, w h o ii r*<M*nr-* !• 11*1 llrnadw ty. JHOST HIV A IT, hi* wife. whn*s asldsnc* t* Bloomington. III- New York. N.w York. FRANK nolt; c. K. o m n i K F end HSl­ 97. KAHRt/iKM. J R , » h s n it A HnrillBK. hts »■!'*: VV II rrsldanoa la III* Rmadwav, i m v . v i t n a nd HUN V C. Ilo- N*w f o r k N*w York: II. I* VAIll). hl« nrlfs; s n l Pich of KEIJtRYi J. P. QI.’INN. whota hem. tf »tlv*. snd tf dead, rtald*nr« ti 711th fltrvat and b* rtvp*i:llv* unknown halra, Living-inn Avanua, Flatdaon, York, cnroprlilne Ih* a visas S. arsnt***. »«vl*n*a«. Nat* tanora. era.lllnra. trust*** and last Hoard of Dlraatora of DEVEIdH’MENT my sn d .ill parll«* c t u m l n a PACKARD dla*ol*»d nt«r*»t* by, through. tmd*r (SORPOIIATTON, a if s a a ln s t Slid r**pactlv* Florida corporation, thalr tini a m * d <t*f*ndintv; J II. Itn'iwn *»a:gna, aucc«i*-*ra In HUCK; MtVI K. IIHIOHAM: intaraal, trust-** and all parV. T. m tO KAW , who** r«»l- • I• a rial ml:ig I n t r r v it a by. Isnrv la Itloomina'on. Illinois; through. und*r or a g t l n a t *ild f. V BROOM; JU U A J n i l T - D lrartors and aald dl«*olvad I'sioPER* -R a / k / * J11.1* I HR YCK: corporation: L J lAMKK II. CAUUK1.E; A 1* P. H. COOPER: VV. II. csKiPER. inUXCII. a k '» A 11 T II U R comprlalng th# laat Hoard »*f fOUXCtl. » 'k » A I*. T II If II IMrartor* of IIILUAROHt *Vffdll „ COUNCIL.. ROT M CMOS- (iRiu KIlT < "VtPANY a /k a n iW A I T B . wh -s* r*pld»nra I* COOPER Id R O U E R T COM­ Jtnom tnatnn. Illlnctv; MAR- PANY. a dlMolvad F lorida cor. 9ARKT C. CROW III.!.: VVM.- poratlon. thalr u n know n aa:,i.VM n POKRV m l MARIR algna. auccaavora In !ntvr«at, r, DO URN. ht« Wlfa, whosa trust*** and all part!** cUlusiit.tr*** H c » V!r*tnl* I* tng lutar*-*!* by, t h r o u g h , un­ loarn. 9*75 Virginia Avanu#, der or against *ald Dtra.-tgr* g, VV . VVaPhlnaion 7, !• C.i and *sid dissolved . - i r p - r j . IMRilINU t IMJKIVN, s Iidm lion; HAVE" lit' RANK VM) raildnnc* Is D71 Virgin!* T w ­ TRUST COMPANT. a Florida in* A r m a s . N W . W ishin g* corporation, Ih# u n know n asun T. t>. C.i CIIARI-KU F., ■Edna, aucc*s*ora In Interval, ItoOliKT who** raaldanc# I* dlrvctora. atoc kh otitara, trtiaHlu'iinlng’.ih. Iltlnolp. I lA llt- l**v, grant***, ttanors, credi­ C N C K MU ANSI! POflKMAV. tor* and all p a rtita claiming alio** r*tl Ivor# t* l*1*tukva Intaraata by. through. un.l«r „r Say, Illinois’. JH-TBT- agalnat *ald c r p u r a t l o n . Ih# IKI-t.i f- I- IIL'NTBIt: AMOK- Unknown half* dvvlvv**. granFT I' JONEN. wh**» rfvbl»nc# t**«. a*a1gti**v. l(*nn-* cra-llla Qtra. 991-N Old H*y Front lora, trust***, and all othar H h i. Ilrook1*y Of Foro# parti** claiming I n o r s a t * by. or a g ain.t Bn*. A l i h t m i . ItlTBRX C. through, und*r LJ iKITS; H LUCAS; JlTRi >N EVELYN liANIEI. 1»c#*s»t, 4 Mi- AVStl who** raildenc* If oth*r than V! H1) INI A DAN­ FRYE: Ilia unknown I* m t n vvtll*. Chicago, ut- I E L inuls; J. H MU S - J tT . UVVT- h«lr*. lavtissa. grant*#*, as. RU.M'i: Mt* T M l / . ; J I. algn-at, | | * a a r a. cra-ll'or*. Ml-:A.-*HR: •' H A II I- U S I’ trust*-* and all othar pa-tl** SI It,to-, C MUX IS * k » C. M claiming I n o r r s l * by. through, MU.XIH. WILT.! AW \ I I H J ' : under or ag.tln»t *d II ll"UrtUIIAUMU* W MUIliHJS. Whoa* IIULD92IL d#c*a*#d. If oth*r raaldanca I* lllo-mlngi-in. Ill - than KARLYLE HOlK HoLDInnls; IIA HOLD PAINE. » » « « Klt and I LA ID.i UKID *LDER. hla wlfa; th# unknown h*lra. s. L'rvv. lv c U Mrs. Rohvrl J[Flirt*n. 79 ll*««ot Roa-1. HO- dovlsvss. grant***, **slgn*a*. Hanot*, creditor*. trus-c«* *nd munt 79, Mn»*chu»a(t*. j r . n HFK n I*A INK, w h u w r«il- all niuar partK s claim ing Inl a m .. M U * ni 1. r i- W. >Mw l»rast< by, through, u n d o or IDmp*hlra: W. R'T T ,1 .saalnsl J T. MU LAIN, d«IDA V. HVULKIWOV DOHA caaaa-l. If othar th a n J T AD'j H K A l»* M \K J O llI B ** I.AIN. JR. and MAYYIE F. htlU i. th* unknown hair*. .!*• KHAi*. w I»o m grant***, aaslgn***. Mootnln«ton. Illtnolv; VIR- vl**e*. DIM A J REAP, who.* ra.I- llanor*. er*dltars. tru*t**a and danca la 17*1 l l r u i l w i y , S>u!h all tHhar parti** claiming InPortland. Milna; DOR* t*ra*t* by. through undar or a g a t n • I E L I / AHU.TII PRKr i : i : i >: j u i .i v v RollK UT .-t.MVI.IL ANNA > V.ATT, dac*a**-L If o’h a r than BTHRUMI- wh •* r«»ld«nc# MHH II. II. PREY ATT KM IT II. I* tlloumliigtnn. imoulv. W. A. MfU IMUIt A IIAHKHi. MIU*. RTONEi "U AL I'. W l l . h l . l t - U FILTH A V. DAVID. F. D. PREVATT. T W. BOX, who** rastdanc# la *719 (F R E D ) (W ALK ER) PRKVATT. VV R. Pavunahlr* Prl*» DUE V ATT. J. A PREVATT. Ohio; MIL'S. J W WtLMOT: an.l aa, h th*m. If all*#, and MAE IIIV ERA, EDNA MATil EVA*d aud Ih* hvlra at law Ihvlr rasp'Cllsv u ? k “ ? * ,1 of DA Id Y MU CI.ELL AN a k a ap..ua*s. If marrlvd. and. If 1 1 1 ,1. Ih# raapactlv* unknown D Airs Y MC CLF.IsL.AN1* a k a ■pouaaa. hair*, J s * t ' ” ‘- e r » a - HCEIIALII J MU CLELL.AND. taaa. a ulgna va. l.*nor*. era- dacaaaad: th# unknown hair*, davlaaaa. gratitvs*. a*«lgn***. dlt >ra. Irualvv*. and all p»rt1#« clalmin* Intaraata tla n u r a er*dltor*. iruataa* and by. throukh. u » l « of a g aln al all othar parti** claiming by. Slid raap*1 :!*• n .m a -1 d . f . n - through. und*r or *g*!n*l J, F. PREVATT, t!#c*us#d. If d . n t t ; Ih* unknown wlva*i J v m i : m ii RUT '’)-, a r t j I U o t h r r than ELIZABETH PREH PREVATT U COUNCIL * k a A t m i L K VATT. MRd COUNCIL i / k / i A. U UO tX - SMITH, Mltd LAURA HAItllUI. M ltd BERTHA V D AVID. CM. CIIAKLE* U PLINE. ARTHUR C WILSON and W ALKER P R E V A T T and th# u n ­ AX EL u J B I M a V r*Wie*-'l«;e- FR E D PREVATT; ly T HEN I-V ASRLKT; I.N- known hair*. d*vti*v*. grantest, assign***, llanor*. credi­ UHAM CORTELL: HAMILTON DISJTON; W’I U T F IE L D H tor*. tru*t**a snd all othar r>KAKK. J J. IR-NM. LLW^is partta* claiming by. through, V. k L.VUK, «oa:*H| t -a »»• uudar *r ***ln*t I R E N E L Legal Notice I, T o w m h tp JO Muuth, 1 U n n II K n t. IIL Ouvefiiment te n t • 4 » n j 5 of flection Jt, TG»n«!»i;i 19 8 o G t h, lUni(« 13 IV. 07Yv#rnm»nt loot I and th* WMt I® ch*ln* of Go¥tirtim*nl I«n t 4; Xof qii« rt#r of q q i r l i r ; N orth«#«t q u f t r tt r of Snu?h*»tt q m r t t r . KoiHhfiiBt quairtir of P m ifh w iit q u a r t e r ; H iilth WFBt qij r t • f of 8oufh#AP! q i m r t t r A»f 8**uUun 33* Tuwovlitp 19 Houth, [t in g * 13 Km !, V. Th* Mouth !• chain* *f Oovcrnm*nt f*it* 4 • ni 4 (i«*« b» niuritn K *t In i *f ••■!?! ton of P juth 81n« of I • nil K*it II n* of fit J o h n ’* Avtnu*, run Kt»t to rlv tr , S o rth w«*t on rtv#r o p ^ r o i t m llilf S31) f**t to North 11n* of T rq rd Trai't, doo’.h 7* •!•* grt*«, 14 minut** \N *•■* 134.1 f#*t* I h • n a • H o u l h t tf t to hotftnn* lnr» of floetton 33. Townohtp It. aouth, R tn n * 31 C«it. VI. Mouth h«(f of itovom* Lot* 1 an 1 I itnl *11 of <lor«rnmant Lot* I and I and ihr*#q u a rta ra of Mouth §4*1 q u i r t *r a n l . f o r t h ihfa*>qtiirt«ra of I!»*t i j u a r i i r of S#*tith** as? q u a r ta r an 1 th* Mouth* «*»t q u j r t a r «if M**clion 33. Tnwnahlp 19 Mou»h, Ban** 33 K i l t . VII Lota S throiifh 14, In* cl u i l r t ; t#ota 1? th rough 31 Inclualv*; Lot* 73 th rough 44 Inrivialva* oT POfTTIIKHN FLORIDA C I T R U N '<»MI*AN V fl December Brl4« C o ncentration McCoy a Pries la Rt*ht Mleatna Lin ks , (Color) (9) Rata And Gladys (I) aavan K a r a WEDNESDAY P. M. 19.94 ( I ) (*i (.1 19:91 IS) 19:90 (4) Cooper-London Title Bout Set R E R U N ( U r i ) — B rit­ ish E m pire c h e m p io n H enry C oope r a nd c o u n t r y m a n Brian L ondon will m e a t f o r I n g e m a r J o h a n s s o n 's v a c a n t E u ro p ea n h a a v y w a lg h t t it l e . T h e c h a m p io n sh ip com m it­ tee o f t h s E u r o p e a n Boxing Union, In m a k i n g t h a ruling, sa id G a r m a n y ’a K a r l Mltdanb e r g s r a n d W l m Snoek of Holland did not receive e n o u g h votes to be considered le a d in g c o n ta n d a r a f o r tha crown. I* I a 1 of Maetfoo 31. T*i*vnahtp 19 Mouth. H«n*« 13 K i a t par I*!at ra*-ordad In 1*1*' nouk 3. p*X* If, I'uUllc Racord* of fl • m I n o l • County. ITtorUla. *n'i th* Vurtn*a«t quAM*r of Northaaat q u a r ta r M o u t h w a i t of Mt, Kla*r 1 y 1 n t U a i t of fanr* -t#a rlh#1 In Daa ] R>< ik 139. (iic* 13# rt • in 1 n u 1 § Co tin I f r t c o f i * 1!«§• h a g ln a in a IIS.14 f§§t flsUlta a n l 1141.3? f§.t Eaat of Southw**’cornar of Governm ent I m I S In Mactlon 79. T->wnahlp 19. Mouth, Hang* IS E a t t . run Moutheavtarly a l o n g Ml. John'* Avanu# All feat. North 99 degree* ] i ni Inu:** I:oj . to r 1 v a r. N o r t h D• • 'a r t y along rlv#r to Norih line of Xaetton IS. t h e n '* W**t to point VIII.S feet E a t t of bouthw eat e arn e r ef aald Government Lot 4. Mouth *1 d*gr**(. VS mlnutaa YAa*t to point of b»®a:ilng> 5. X ms.C om lit, T u a n - World Marlaa Lovs of u t # Simla Ford Sana Saarch for T om or­ row (9) F a th e r Know* Boat 9:«l (I) Guiding L l f h t t:04 (4) Bachelor Rath er (9) ( i s n r r a l Hospital 199 (I) A* Tha W orld T i m a (9) News 1:91 III C a rlu c r* 1.94 (4) Pa*»w otd (»V Ann Hoiheen 9:19 1(1 House P a r t y i l l Day In Court 9:49 (SI To Te 11 t h . Tru*h (») l)ua*n F o r g l)*y 9:79 .1) New a 9.99 III You Don't g a f (C o lo n (1) Edge of Night (II Who Do You T r u it 9:99 171 Match (Ian:* (91 Mtr-at Storm (I) Trallm aata* 4:91 (91 New* 4:19 HI Burs* a n i Alta* i l l Uncle W a l t Il90 (71 Hast of Grouch a (»l Bourbon Ktra-t Beat 1:99 (7) Rifleman (9) L i v e It To Tletvsr J.he(i)omm: eyRuth Miiiett getting t o g e th e r. Y ou s r e n ' t a lw a y i lo o k in g Y o u r a n r e s i s t the t e m p t a ­ for (light* o r taking o f f e n s e tion to o ffer y o u r frien d s u n ­ w hen no o ff e n i* w a i Intended. Y’ou u s u a l ly leave y o u r a s k e d - t o r a d v ic e. friends feeling m ore p l e a s e d You don’t resent your w ith t h e m s e l v e J than b e f o r e fr ie n d s h a v in g o t h e r f r ie n d s they aaw you. they a r e a s fond of a s t h e y You m a k e a point of b e in g a r e of you. a good p r e s s a gent for y o u r Y ou a c c e p t y o u r f r i e n d s ' fr le n d j, building them up f a u l t ! alo n g with t h e i r good e v e r y c h a n c e yon get. q u a li t ie s — a n d m ention only Yon n e v e r m a k e the m i s ­ th e l a t t e r w h e n talking a b o u t ta k e of b e in g brutally f r a n k t h e m to o th ers . with y o u r friend* o r of t e l l ­ Y’ou n e v e r b e tr a y a f r i e n d 'a ing t h e m u n p le a sa n t (a ct f o r c o n f id e n c e —e v e n w hen you a r e a sk e d to keep a b it of i n f o r m a tio n to yourself, b u t w h e n c o m m o n se nse tells you it shou ld n 't be p a s s e d alo ng. Y o u ’ll a lw a y s frien d s . if— have • hip I I Ruuth, Rang* 91 Eaat. VIII, W**t h a l f af N'orlhassl n u a r i s r ; E a s t half nf Northeast q u a r ­ ter; Mouth half; E**t half of Northwest q u a r t e r : AVast h»1f of Northw est q u a r te r of Macllon 97, Township iv Mouth, Rane* II East. IX. O o v v r n m tn l l o t * and VV**t h a lf of Mouthseal q u a r ( * r and Muuthagst q u a r te r of Mouihaost q u a r te r of B*-tlnn 91, Township I f Mouth, l u n g . II East. X. iluv*rnm a nt l o t I of Macllon I t, Townehlp 19 Mouth. Itanga I t Egat. XI. Mouth-gat q u a r t e r ; North**** q u * r 1 a r: Oov»rnm »nt L o r # | and I (l*ta th* Mouth I Ilk chain# of lest t ) of Ma • t I • n II. Townahip If Mouth. R in g * 19 Eaat. N i l All s>f Me llon 91. Tow nahip II Mouth, I L n g a I I Eaat. XIII. All t h a t p a rt of th# AA'»*t h a lf of St'-tlon 9 lying North of n»oanl* Hoad In Townahip 9 ' Mouth, Itanaa 91 Eaat. XIV. AR of Macllon I. T ownahip 14 I a u I h. Rang# U Eaat. XV. gouthw eat q u • r t a r. W cat h a lf of Miuthaaat q u a r t e r ; North•*»t q u a r t e r of K-<uth***t quartay; Kouthaa*t q u a r t e r nf Mouth• t«t q u a r te r ; Mouth IIS fear of tha North half of M a e t I n n * T ow nship 19 Mo a t h. Rang# I t East. XVI. Atl of n* rIon I, T o w n a h ip !4 Mouth, Rank* I t Eaat (»*-spt N orlhw aat q u a rte r of Northw**! qu*rtar.) XA'IL E ast )»alf of Northaaat q u a r te r of \o r th * * * t q u a r te r nf Vorlhweat q u a r t • r; X o r t h w o t q u a r te r of North* >*t q u a r te r of Norlhwcet q u a r te r ; Nurth half of M"uthw**t q u a r te r of Northaaat q u a r te r of Northw*«t q u a r te r , J a u ’h a a a t q u a rte r of Houthwaat qua rte r of fbiythaast q u a r t e r ; Eaat h a ir of Eaat half; W#«t h a lf North• aat q u a r te r af ( a c ­ tion g. Township 70 gjuUi. Rang* I I Eaat XVIII Atl ( h a t p a rt of tha E a t t h a lf of N orthaaat q u a r t e r of North***! q u a r t a r lying North of brick road, of Mactlon 9. Tow nahip 14 Mouth, Hang* 17 Eaat. X!.\- jlauth«*al q m r t t r of fju*rt*r, All North w««t rtuiriar of North w*§? r|ii§rt« r Tjrlog North of brick road tlasa E ast 7S7 | g g | ) | E ast t h r a aq u a r t a r a of N o r t h q u a r t a r a f Moutnaaat q u a r t a r d a t a roadl a t {faction I. Township 79 Mouth, Rang* 17 Eaat XX. X orihw eat q u a rta r of N o rth w a al q u a r t e r : Mouthaaat q uartar af N ortha aa t q u a r t a r ; North h a l f af f l iu t h a**! q u a r ta r ; Mouthwaat quartar of N orthw a at q u a r t a r ; N orth half of Mouthw**t q u a r ta r ; E a a t half of Northwaat g u a r t a r af ( a c t io s t. You d o n ’t aa Y o u r friends know t h a t you will be as h a p p y a t t h e i r good fortune as you a r e r e a d y to h e lp out in t i m e of tro u b le . Y’ou d o y o u r full s h a r e of "keeping in to u ch ’’ w ith frie n d s , in ste a d of w a i ti n g for th e m t o m a k e the p l a n a for use I i> VM V g ood." You d o n 't d r o p old M e n d s when you m a k e m w one*. VI r \ ' I H I ft 1 H f I M 4 US •D oxovan w a n u a i* friendship * rta p p ln g a to n e a to get w herever you w a n t to go. You a re a s r e a d y to g r a e louily a c c e p t a f a v o r from ■ friend a t you a r * trilling to do a fa v o r. GOOD H A T A B U R G E R Give once lot many NOW OPEN 2145 FRENCH AYE* SANFORD mt UNITED way For Carry Out Order* Ple*«* Phan* 322-9418 W*H Have It Ready Its official! CwtUWd a n d aaoctkcied b r tfi# I M s s d ferae* Auto Chib D iverted W a t e r a L a t e a t n i g h t a n d in t h * w i n t e r , w hen t h e r e a r * f t w s i g h t s e e r * a ro u n d , Niugarss F a ll* I* p a r ti a l l y " s h u t o f f , " t o she (’• a r e o f She (»#«(» t h e f e a t be in g accom pllehed J#4#*. S c a l M ' s r e t l l t , S'lev- b y d i v e r t i n g w a te r * of t h e ISs. la Probata, N tiig n rn R iv er Into p o w e r l a rei Kaleta *1 LOUME 34. T L'J S.V K I.trr*. p lu m s and aw ay fro m th e P c rtic S . T e 111 rveSISera a a * P t m s i fall*. Ha via* Claims aa DemaaSa • a almas laid Katmiai You and each or you ar* TV RENTAL h a r .t .r notified a n d r*<iulrad • Sale* * Service lo praisn any ciatmv an.l -lam in d # which you. or atthvr of yoa. m sy h a v a s a s l n i t th» FA t-4914 • sla te of LGUIMK M, TITNNI* CLIFTR. dacaaaad. l a ta of Z e n ith Color TV Bal*o i.ttd County, to ih* county 2644 S a n f o r d Ava. Ju d e a o* M*inin*i* c ounty, Florid*, i t hi* offle# In the court house of said County a t Sanford. Florid*, within • la aalandtr m o n th * fr*m ths time af Ih* f i r s t publication of this niillcs. Two f.iptM o( each rlalm or daman,1 ahslt ha In writing, sn.l sha ll a ta ta tha p !--v ef r s i t d r u - a sod p o e t office addrv-a of th a claimant, NO W t h r u W E D . and shslt ha s w o r n lo by th* claimant, his a e . n L or a tlo rA T 1:04 . 8:13 • 8:1 8 nsy an.l accompanied hr a 7:13 • 4:00 filln* fa* of on* duller and such claim nr d e m a n d ant so (Had shall ha void. !%' NELLIE SI. r i td N K Aa E sa c u tr l* of tha Hast Will end T aa la m an t of LOITMK M. TUNNICLIFFE. D srsiasd OEO. A. MPEER. J R . Altornay for aald E alats U9V* Magnolia Avanu* Sanford, Fl'irlila IhiMUh Septem ber IS A Ort. I. I. II, IM9. COM-91 Legal Notice IV E II II I N It K ||, l*c*a**d. If o ’h»c t h a n L M RKIIHINDEIl a / k 'a I.Kt> M. R f7 ||. HINDER; AX'D Aid- P A R T IE d II.V VI Ns I OH Ut.AIMlNii Tt> HAVE ANT IIP HIT. T ITL E OR INT EREBT IN T IIE PRO ­ PERTY HEREIN DKdCRIIIKP. LOCATED IN M E M t N O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA, l o - w lt: L All o f f r a d t o n a l Mactlun T. Township 14 ftuuth, liana* 19 East. II. flovarnm ant I^itv I, a • 9:94 ( ! ) Sltmnastlea 1:11 i l l liuushlna Alin.nae (S) Nawa, YVtalUvr t g ! *i vlruva. T a r m llaport S: 10 i D Florid* lllatory (!) Sunrls* Ssm sstsr T:44 <D Ta4ay t i l tv a k a Up Moyle* T 14 (4i 9'llm r v a t u r s a Ml Mickle Itvans ? ; l i Mi (-oral N ana. W a a tb ir S:o» Mt C aptain Kangaroa i:19 (S) C artouna 1:04 (S) J a c k LaL enna Mi American History Mi F.iarclsa f a r Women S i l l Mi Carloonn 1:14 ID dal# Storm l i t Romper Room 14:49 I D hay V\ bsa IS) N*«a 19> npanlah ;* :1 I (D Naarn 10:1* ( D Bay W han ( j ) I !."v« l.qry By Oswald Jacoby m ighty h a n d y a s th e forcing ra ise b e c a u s e It l e a v e s lota of room f o r e x p lo r a tio n below gam e. In t h e J a c o b y sy s te m th e jum p to four by a n u n p a s s e d h i n d r e m a i n s Just a s In o t h e r sy s te m s. A h a n d t h a t ahould p roduce g a m a and t h a t haa little d e f e a s e a g a i n s t t h e opp o r e n ts a n d JUtls c h a n c e for a s la m u n le s s o p e n e r re a lly has lota of control c a r d s . South h a s l? U g h c a r d points a n d a p r e tt y good six c a r d su it. M olt any s tr o n g bid by N o r t h should s u g g e s t a s l i m , b u t n ot tha Ju m p lour i p a d r i . South m is s e s t h r e e ace e and there i s little c h a n c e t h a t North w ill hold two of t h e m so South p a s s e s a n d settle* for (ha g a m e . • n-l 7 »>f (9) 11:9* (I) (I) (9) 11:99 C ) WEDNESDAY A. M- W h a t ’s on yo u r m in d ? F o r a p e r s o n a l reply, t e n d a se lf-ad d re sse d , S tam ped envelope t o Abby, Box 8365, lle ve rly Hills. Calif. On(Bhidgsi U)& Television Tonight Legal Notice Seminole TV Legal Notice T ownahip Li South, Itin go 19 East. XXL All t h a t p a rt of Mac­ tlon in lying North and Waat of n-.-eol* Hoad In Town*htp 99 Mouth, R a n g * 19 East. XXII. All that part of N orthw e st q u a r t e r of N o rth w a at q u a rta r lying N o rth of nieaola Road n f Macllon II, Townahip IS M o u t h , Range 11 Flaet. XXIII All of frac tiona l flec­ tion S lying West of Mt. J o h n 's It 1 v * r. Township !» Mouth. Itanga I I Eaat. XXIV VVe-t th raa -alghih* and North on* • eighth of blast flve-alg htha and th* H <uth*a*t q u a rte r of N orthe ast q u a rte r of Northeast q u a rte r of Section 19. TowciMp 19 Mouth, Rang* I t K**t. XXV. North h a l f or th* Northw**) q u a rte r of M-ctlon Townahip tv M-jlh, Range i i F a il t lea* th* Eaat 19 feat for road). XXVI. All VA•*) of Mt John'a Riser of Median 14, Townahip II Mouth, Range Si Eaat. XXVII. V - r lh w e st q u a r te r of N orihw e it q uarter of Mouth was) q u a r t e r ties* titginnlng 14 feet M-'Ulh and 79 f e lt Eaat of N orthw est cor­ ner, run E ast ; t a feet. Mouth 104 feet, thence West t i l feet, thenc* M-uth 79 feet, thence West IS, feet, thenc* N -rlh 174 feet to Ibitrit af Begin ning) of Hoc Ron 11. Township 19 Mouth, Rang* I I Ka*t. TOU I R E HEREBY Botlflal th at a aull ha* h**n brought • gain st ysiu, th* natu re of which 1* to remove certain cloud* from and to qul*t and confirm the ' tie to the *t>o*e deerrlbed reel properly. The name of the s'ourt In which the e.itt ties been In• t ll u t td la The C ircuit Court of Ihe Ninth Ju d ic ia l Circuit, In and For Serttlnol* County, Florlt*. The a b b r a v t a i e l title of th* saa* la CAUKRON DRVEDPMRNT COMPANY, I N't.'" KP" Ft ATED . a Florid* corporal Ion. Plain tiff, vs IUIIIY P. UAL'F.lt, a t al. Dafendanti. Th* <*acrlptloa of th* real property Involved la a* s*t forth abosa Tog ar* h*r»hy r*qilr*1 fo HI* your Anawar or other pleading* lo th a P la in tiff* Complaint with th* Clerk of th* above named Court, and to tarve a e;p v t h e re o f upon KLVA's m)D P I I I L t . l m lot Fuel Robln*on Avenue, orlgnds>, Florida, a tt o r n e y for th* I'talnlltf. on or before tb* '.9th lay of November, A. D., 1941. Herein f*H not o r a Decree Pro Confesao will be entered agatnat you for the relief demanded In th* Com­ plaint. WITNHMM m y han-t *»d seal thi* sth d a y of October, A. D . 1119. (HEAL) Arthur H Backsvlih, J r . Clark of th* Circuit Court In and F o r flamlnola C oun­ ty, Florida, Hy: M a rtha T. Vlhlaa Deputy C la r k ELWGoD PiilLLIINi 194 Eaat Roblna >u Avanu* Orlaaido. F lorida Attorney for P l a l a ’tff Publish Oct. I. 19. I t. 19, t i l l i (%*'.»* STARTB SUNDAY 64 Studebaker beauties break over 72 records X I hours of tortiirr tests nt llonncvillc prove Sluak-bakrTS ndurancY, rnttinrrring anal speed! thk m e t p u tt • gh)S«S*k*» 4-CyltoAsr Canwnandgr—102.77 mpSv, (SAM 11 other records. N t look t o the Salt Flat9 w i t h o u r whole 'fid tine* vfot t o p ro v e wc'rc fatter. J u s t better. Quilt lo « k c th e be atin g Bonneville d ish e s ouL And now the proof ig kt the official U3AC rccocd took . , . 71 new records get by Studtbaker. There’s ■ name foe what these beauties showed it Donne vilte: Far forma new. For St Studeb.vktr 'different by design" means more than style. N« 6 » N i i i a • Stud*Saha* Daytons CanvartiMa—U 9.44 nwA pfus 1) othar lacords • Sludahaksr H aw k-147.6t r r o n . - t H o 1 mile front Mending start . . . 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MATSON, ot a « Def anim at a SOTICK OF o r t T IS MONTH t l l E 0*0 II EC LOIIC MM TOi Ronald M. Mataon and lla ltn R. Mataoa. hla wlfa ■ KtIDKSCMi la a a u n know n a ta ta or c o untry other t h a n the State nr Florida, a n d m ailin g addraea be­ ing: A M -C 8-I I W Paring#*, t o Fleet Poet OTflra, Saar Turk. New F ork You a r a hereby notified th a t Com plaint tn fnrecloae a r r r t a t n m<irtaa(a e o r u m o t r t n g lha following ilaacrlbad reel property. to-w ltt J.ot t. l ll .c k "B*. C o r y . T UT C L l l l MANOR. CNTT Nit 1. a c r n r d ln g tn tha plat tharaof a> recorded In H a t Hook 11. Page I t, Public Hntoirda nf Monti, nnta County, Florida h n h.*n (Had a a a ln a t yon ta tha ahnve-aty led lulf. and yoa a r a re u n ited in aaraa a aopa nf yuui \ «»ar nr a th a r Pleading to he I ’o m p l a l n t na Plain tlff'e a il' *e>e. ANDFR8 0 V, IlCHH. lilkN I jO W N . RKM * r a n dan 11K I; ■1. l i t Kaat C antral Bon1an».d, Or. landn. Florida and f II w 'h a rrlatoal Ana war or o t h 'a Pleading In the offi, a of th a Clark of tha C ircuit Court n a or liafura tha l l a i J a r of O r t . obar. 11*1 If you fail to da ■n, a d a rra a prn ronfaaan wilt b a ta k e n a aalnat t o o f o r ibp rallof daman,lad la the C om plaint. Tbla Notlrc ahall bo pwblltbe ad ouro a waak for four rnn* eecullve waaka In tno AanfnrA Herald. DATED Mila k b * d ^ #g ■aptambaa, 1IM. (SEAL) , A rth u r « ItarkalM , M . C lark of Ilia Circuit OoaM By: M artha T. TtAla* D apoty Clark Aadarana, Ruab. Dawn U a n i l a r A t m Aaa P u d F. O. Boa MM Orlando, Florida PakUah K*vh 8 A , i Ck« I. I. t i l l . ODM-T* ^ F i c r r m o v i FA MM NOTICE IS harahy a l a a a k M I a r t eogar.ed In. bnelnwaa r8 Mamlnola F I a a a. Henataorit County, Florida. andor fir LI tlnu a nania of. J. PIC JEWKLKIUI. and t h a t I latan to re g la ta r u l d name with lh a C lark of tho Clronlt t ,'uo e \ Hantlnolo County. Florida, ta accordance with tha provlhlnao of l h a Flrtltloua Nania Slaty it (a a, to .w i t: Hertio# M l M F lo rid a Blatutaa HIT. s i r : Ja m aa U. HallarA Publlah Oot. k K. U, n . VMM CDM -l’ l I S THM CIRCE I T COTMlK S 1STIt J H I I t lAL CIHCI IT, is a st) rn n iK S i.to t,k r o r m , f l o r i d *. IS CHANCERY SO, 111*1 F E D E R A L NA TIU N U . H O ttT . OAUE ASSOCIATION, P la in tif f ra lUir.AND B. V E IT and -------- . VEIT, lila wife. D. J. MlftKIW i and F. O. MISKIKU till wlfa, II J. ItlNKAVAOi: and MAR. <1AIIET IlINKAVAtlK. hla wlfa. and UIDUEWOOD WOOD I’llOOCCTH CO., INC, A New Ja raa y Corporation. Da fandanta AMF.SOF.D NOTICE tIF ML IT T H E MTATE OF FLORIDA TUi IIOUAND It. VE IT and ------VEIT, hla wlfa R aaldanra a n d Addraad U nknow n D. J. MIHKIBL and F Ok MIHK1UI, hla wlfa. Raaldanra and Addraad Unknown, ami II J ItlNKAVAOE and MAKOAKKT K 1 S K AVAUE, hla wlfa, Raaldanra and Addraad Unknown TOU ARE K B H E B T NOTT. FIKD t h a t a ault h a t bee* Iliad agalnal you In tha hbova a ntltla d cauaa, and t h a t yod a r a la u u lr a d to flla y o u r an* • war w ith tha C lark a t thla Court and to aarvo a ( o p r th ara o f upoa tha P la in tif f or Plalntlffa attorney#, whoa# nama and addraaa la Blahop A Uornalela, I t E a a t F loa I t r o k Orlando, Florida, not l a t a l th a n o o tobar t l a l t i l l I f yon fall to da ao a Dacraa Fro Conferee will bA a n ta rad a a a ln a t you for t h a td lla f da* m andad I# Iba C o m p la i n t T h la ■ult la ta foraoloaa a * » r ' . aoaa. T h a raal p ro p a rtg praw catdad a a a ln a t la; Lot II. Ulook *. WBATIky ElU tF lE L D FIILST AUDI* T li >N, aa recorded In F la t Rook II. Pago tT. Publtk Harnrda of SaMlaol# C»uia> ty Florida. W ITNESS my hand a n d (ha »e*l nf aald Court At Sanford. Florida. thla 111* day of Hrptamhaf, 11*1 (HEAL) A r t h u r 11 B r r k w t t h . Ja« C lark of tha Circuit C o u r t lly: M artha T. Vlhla# Dapuly Clark IHMIlnP A BotlNHTHIH I t E aat Pina S tre et Orlando, Florida A tlnrnaya for P la in tif f Publlah: Sept. 17. At A Oot h i. m i. CDM-7T In t h a F e a n o f t h a C a n a tF t a l a r , aem lBw te OwwntT, F la a a Id a. Iw P ro b a te , l a a rt K a la ta » r F R A N K P A IID T , n ira illt Ta t i l C a ad lta aa a n d P eraw ae l l a a l a a t'la la a a aa D e m a n d s A a a la a t ( a id E a ta ta t T ou and each of you a r a harnhy notified and r a t u l r a d to prevent any clalma and dam.toda which you. or e ithe r of you, may have a a a ln a t t h a e atata of FRANK FA RUT. dacaaeed, lata of «»ld County, to tha County Ju d g a of Seminol» County, Florida, at bia offlca In the c o u rt houae of Id County a t Hanford. F l o r ­ ida. w ithin alt c a le n d a r m o n t h , from tha tlm a of tha 11rat publication of thla no* Ilea. Each claim of demand ahall be in w riting, and ahall ■l a t a the placa «f real,lance a n d poat offlca ad.lreaa of tha claim ant, and ahall ha ■worn to by tha claim ant, hla • r a n t , or a ttorney, and any aUCll claim of dem and not ao (Had ahall be void. Richard Fardy Ae a a ecu tor of tha La at Will and T ee ta m en t of FRANK FARDY, daceaaad SHIN IIOLftCK AND IAXJ AN A ttornaya a t la w Klrat Federal Bdlldlwg Sanford, Florida. Attornaya for E aecutof. Publlah Sept. I t A Out- L » JS. 1 J H CtaM-M ') �Realize Your Need-Then Dial FA 2-5612 For Quick Action Thru The Herald Classifieds. Classified Phone M 3 322-5512 O ffice 20-1 w . F irst I CLASSIFIED INDEX G. For Rent 1. Lu.'t & rr.-dnfl bedroom 2 nEMttlOM 2. Notices - Personals Houses- FA M. Education - Instruction BEDROOM unfurn. House. I. Transportation SVo a mo. 3318 Elm Ave. 5. Food t>. For Kent FA 219*7. •*A S|)ecinl Notices MAYFAIR. 1 bedroom. 2 hath, 7. B unities* Rentals t i n . Furn. 2 hr., central 3. Leach Dentals air-conditioning A heating 0. For Sale or Kent tits. 10. W anted to Kent II. Keal E state Wanted 12 Heal E state For Sale ROSA L. PAYTON Re;. Real Estate Briber 13. M ortgage Loans 14. ln su rn r.ee L“. lti. 17. 18. 10. U Pays To Use The HERALD Want Ads. VA 2-1301 12. Beal E s ta te F n r Sale 17-92 at Hiawatha Business Opportunity CLEAN 1*1 floor Apartment Female Help Wanted Private entrance. tix)4 Pal­ Male Help Wanted metto. Help Wanted F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Situations Wanted 20. B a b y s itte rs Clean and close to. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. 21. Beauty Salons RESPONSIBILITY: 22. Build - Paint - Uepair W E L A K A APARTMENTS: The Herald will u-*t be re­ 23. Building Materials Room* private hath*, 111 sponsible fur more liian one 2 1. Electrical Services W. First St. incorrect imertiou of jour ad, 25. Plumbing Services ami reserves the right to re- 26. Kadin & Television terra n o BEDROOMS, vise or reject any advertise-127. Special Services floor, k 11 e h e n equipped, meat from what ordered to 28. Laundry Service Good water. StH. per mo. conform to the policies of this 2D. Automobile Service Call FA 2-5183. paper. 29A. Auto Accessories ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom. 2 30. Machinery - Tools DEADLINES bath house. Fla. room, uti­ 31. Poultry - Live stock CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: lity room. Kitchen equipped. 31 A. Pelfl Tues., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day Extra storage area. Phoue 32. Flowers - Shrubs 'Don’t forget to whittle at them when they come out! before insertion. Mon. • Sat. FA 2 8345. 33. Furniture It make* them feel good!" noon. 34. Articles Tor Sale EFFICIENCY Apartment on 31-A Swap or Exchange First St. Near 2 city free Re*l Estate For Sal* 12. Krai E state Fnr Sale STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: parking lots ami shopping Tues., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day 35. Articles Wanted BY OWNER. 3 BR. 2 bath. 2 NEW—3 bedroom Homes, stores. No utility charges. before insertion. Mon. - Sat. VA. Automobiles - Trucks CB Large rooms. 2 Large by owner. 838 8209. 3i>-A Autos Wanted Suitable for couple or sin­ lots, sprinkler s y s t e m . noon. 37. Boats - Motors gle, also retired people. Drapes throughout. Take CLEAN AS A whistle, 3 11R Motorcycles - Scooters FA 21712. home on 3 acres. Paved Legal Notice 38. up payments. FA 2-LS13. 39. Trailers - Cabanas load near ic<df course; RENT A BED •10. Farm Equipment __ K icrm o r* x**ir, LAKE FRONT 3 Bedroom*. ? equipped for chicken ra c ­ NOTICK IS li.rrhy «tv»n that 1 am engmre.l trt husln*-*» at Seminole i* t a a * . > . County Florida under lb* fictitious nam» o' pox s -nAKiiittf mie»c. smr ffirr’T Intend to rertlster- said name with the Clerk o' th» Clr.ult Court. Seminole County, Flor­ ida. In accor.lan-a n-ltli the jircivlelone of the Fl'-lP.bme Name Statute*. tn-utt! Sec­ tion S45.09 Ftorl-U 8l»lut*» l»iT, six: Donald C. Wilbarger Publish Oct. t, *, tJ. Id m i CltM-tlO i> T in : c m r i i t ru t itr. VI M il J t lilt I VI. Ml l t l IT. IS VVII poll VKVIIMII.K n it v n , e rv n : o r m m . in v . is CIIASCKllt vn. m ia NKUTII IMRfMCAX MOKTe*Alli: c o i n s i l t A T l K j f , on Arkaneus corporation. Plaintiff VI. ROV T. OB BORO, • ’ I >.f* inlinla M in t i: o r »i i t T in: v r v r i: o r ri.u iiin * T ill tt..y T He 11 ir.l old II leu H. |. r l ! iml. k vvtui.e realdene* I. k now n, urr- Nitlli-e 1» hereby given that eult lia. Iieen til".I lit the ehnve IndUated Court aitaln.t you. end each of you. and a* limit John ft. Woods arid Ja.-i|ue)Lue u. VYu.nl*. hie wife, tii" title of which coat In a t ah.tvo ahttwn. Tuu a r e hereby required to file yo u r answ e r or w ritten defeneee, If eny, In the above proceeding with the Clerk of thle Court and to lerve a copy th e r e o f upon Die plain, t i f f s attorney* whose nam e and a 1 lre«« appears hereon, on nr before the 31th day of October, I MI. the n a tu re of thle proceeding being a suit to forte! oee the lien of a m o r t g a g e on Ihe following described prnperty s l t i n t a In Seminole County. Florida, to wit: leit t i iiio < i. H K r r i.r.n iik m k s urlando RoUaway, Ho-pital A Rally 1. Lost A Found Beds. By Day, Week, nr Month LOST; Taken from counter of . .CAJLRjQLLLS -EDHN1TU RF. Handy man S t o r e 2400 Ph. FA 2-3181 116 W. lit St. French mounted W o o d Duck. Taker return and no LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer, also 1 bedroom trailer on questions asked. FA 2-9781. large lake. Adults only. Ph. LOST; 2 Male Siamese Cats. FA 2-7368. FA 2-1686 Rewartl. 1 BEDROOM Apartment, (julct neighborhood. FA 22. Nut ices • P erso n als 1162 from 8:30 to 6 p. m. YOUR Church or group can Monday thru Friday. Ph. raise $39.00 ami more, easy FA 2-4301 any other time. and fast. Have lo members each sell only twenty 50c 7. Business Benlals packages my lovely cheery 803 1st. St. 6 ROOMS. Suit# Christmas Carol Table Nap­ Mo for Office, Parking kins. Keep $.M) for your available in (our. 322-2744 treasury. No money need­ from 11- 6 p.m. ed. Free sampler Anna While. Dept. I5UIW1. Lyn­ 9. Fnr Sale nr Rent chburg, Ya. LMtCK 3 Bedroom Houses, 1 A 2 baths. By owner. 205 LOUISE (Mrs. Samuel Car E. 251It St. ter) feels appreciative of the beautiful messages of 10. W anted tn Kent condolence that have come In tier iii expression of sym WANTED small (urn. Apt. puthy in her recent bereave C'lo*e in fur several months, ment from her many friends will arrive in Sanford Oct. 10. Reply to Mr. T., e o in Sanford. Sanford Herald. VACUUM CLEANER, repairs parts, supplies for Electro­ 12. Keal Entale Fnr Sal* lux. Ktrby, Hoover, Air Way, Rex-Air etc. Free FHA - VA pickup. New and Used GOVERNMENT HOMEL cleaners sold. FA 2-2282 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS 1 AND 2 BATHS 0 For Bent Most Kitchens Equipped BEDROOMS. P I baths. Down Tnvment From Large yard. Children wel­ FH A $100 VA come. 322-5609. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS UNFURN. Apt. Kitchen equip EXCELLENT LOCATION'S pcd. *V> mo. 309 Magnolia IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Apply downstairs. HIUPiON ONE. a ordlng to map or plat thereof recorded in t’Ut Ho«k II. I’nge S, Public fte-’ords of Seminole Count'. Florida. I hjNK AND OltOBItKD et Hanford. Seminole County. State of Florida, thle 30th 3 BEDROOM. 1 bath house. day of September, till Call FA 2-0007. (SEAt.l Arthur It Beckwith. J r. Clerk oT the Cir -ult Court 2 BEDROOM Duplex A part­ My: Martha T. Vlhten DC. ment. Kitchen equipped. No f l o r a s . w iiiiiT * Mi’ll Ft >RD meter. 70(1 E. 14th St. FA American Vallonal Bank Mldg 2-0053 or FA 2-7022. p it ||.ia u r n *' l'eter*bttrs II. Florida A t t o r n e y s f ,r pl a i n t i f f For quality automobiles at I’ublleli Sept. :* a Oct. I. I. low prices check the Herald 11. lt>«) classified pages where local CI)M-»« i\ m i: I DU I IT' t in n r . dealers advertise. M U II J t lilt M l . < OD ' 1 •' ■I F I I till I It V IV VVII l U l t 1FUI Mild: I Ut ' O ' i uvvt FtM vu. iaims In Ihr Vlnltn »l Ikr VJugllun mil VIROII. JAMES ri»UMtN<l hy (IKOItOK TllnM '" KtMI. Jit Ml l it I in vllnvv i v l 'lilt: >i v ii hi i i.iiii id s TUI JAM - Ft.FV IMl wh"*e ills’* of f*1 1, unknown X nrii’K It* UKUKII' >.IV KN T il \ T i ,stw o r n I'*) il 1 1on h i 6 h *' e i f :1a. 1 Iri III* Circuit h 1 i It* ‘**1 Circuit ( ,i 4iid for n«mlo-i1f» *»f l‘lur! h County, in i ’ll a furry, w h e n l ii UU'HtOK T l U d U h PeHth.l.a KINO. J It fe ,a * i.i niiate* whilst, to* r*ri.kin uh ! k i t . \ m o i !. 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For Complete Information, See Or Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty Piano Tuning and Repair JOHN E. FOX W L. Harmon - FA 2-4233 REALTOR 110 V Park Ave. jjj-ojiu WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS NEAR Paula School; new 7 AH Types and Sires room home, l acre lot. Ph. We Repair and Service FA 3 3378, FA 2 0879. S T I N E 13. B usiness O pportunity Machinery and Supply Co. FA 2 8432 NEW 2 stall Texaco station 207 W. 2nd St. under construction in Lake 29. Automobile Service Mary. Heavily traveled a r­ tery and densely populated AUTO GLASS area. High potential earn­ INSTALLED ings Low moderate invest­ ment required. Call or wrlle Senkurik Glass ami Taint Com pany Lane Star Petroleum, U78 S. E. 10th Terrace, Ft. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 1622 Lauderdale, plume 524-4302. Auto Glass, Topi A Seat Covers SERVICE Station for lease. Major Oil Co. products. AUTO GLASS & Good location. F A 2-4342. Female Help Wanted WAITRESS must be exper­ ienced. Also vshite Grill Cook for night work. Must be experienced. Chick *N Treat. Sank rd. CURB Girl. Must be 21. Apply Pig 'N Whistle. Sanford. SHORT Order Cook. Must experienced. Apply Pig Whistle. Sanford. Si‘" I,llon* " a n te d EXPERIENCED Maid wants 5 days Housework. Plume FA 26527. Child Care FA 2-2771. PERSONALIZED Child Care. 322-3921). Stenjper Agency V A - F HA Owned Homes Real Estate-M ortgages KM. Furt.. Apt. LA 2-5927 111 N. Park Ave. 322 2420 BY OWNER. 3 bedroom, 2 or FA 2-6412. Kavenna Park FA 2-T495 hath, Fla. room, wall to wail carpeting, patio. Ph Call Evenings at BEDROOM House furn. FA 3 0548 NO 8 5321 FA 2 54X2 323*9982. 125 E. Coleman Circle. 322 HI83. MOVING 9 October. Only FURN. Garage Apt. 1291 1100 down tor lovely t bed­ LOVELY 2 Bedroom block Home with separate din­ Magmdlr \ve rooms, 2 baths. Kitchen ing room. Large screened equipped Rome. Excellent BEDROOM h»u*e partially east porch. Located on condition Ik-autlful yard A furnished, kitchen equipped. 1 large corner lot with fruit, shrubbery 125 E, Jenkins FA 2-1919 ailer 1 p. tn. oak A magnolia trees, 2 Circle. FA 2 5832. Car garage. By owner Ph. FI UN Apartment. 3 Humus FA 2-4199. A hath and garage. 2329 Low down payment. 3 Bed rooms, US bath* Air-Con­ Narcissus FA 2 3116 dition A heat. Kitchen .-quip NKW HOMES i BEDROOM, l hath concrete ped. Deep well, .prinkllng BY SHOEMAKEU block liumc Mr cund. Kit­ tyilem, beautiful ) a rd . ioj 3 AND l BEDROOMS chen equipped FA 2-3689 o( Lake Dot Dr. Day I V 2-871X) l. I’*. AND 2 BATHS FA 2-2748 or Night FA 2-8551. FHA, \ A & Cuiiventluiiul Fiiiiiuciiipt! FURN \;U 5I8J Park MM !i ARIKHt *1I I VI ED IN BE U I IH I, CLEAN quiet Room* The LAKE front 3 bedru-i". him-KAVENNA PA UK on paved street. Only $800 Gable* FA 2-97-0 AND down and assann- ‘90 per IUYLLWILDK Bedruoto llou.e FURN luuniii puyuient. lu tu l price \',e Have ->e-.t-iai New llmuri pels. F \ 7-7681 Adult i only * 15.1X10. Now Under Construction, And A Few Nearly Com­ FURN I’nttJ .a at 3 Points. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS pleted t $65 per month. l'h. FA 2 1467 Reallor We fail Al-o Custom Build FURN \pl 2>io JlellonvlBe. Raymond I undquist, t» v . A ilume Jii»t For You. t.A 2-3951 Atlantic Uaiu Uidg. F'or Coinp'ete Infurmaium VPT. #'10. Surplus City. •INK 4 Bedroom llou-tc one See or Call Your i b - • ■. : d ira 5 Bedroom House. Sau.oid Ravenna Park Idyllwihle ed 2 br . 6ut Palmetto Pit. area. 322-2741 EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENI FA 2-1371 ailer 6 BEDROOMS. l \ i baths. Swimming pool Furn nr laical autnm.tbile dealer* of (ci tlifir Ik-6 h u j. in lU-raM un'urit 121 Lake ^ - i D * Sun land. 722 2429 clasalilcU display ads. Par' Strnstrom Realty Jim Hunt Realty Office rA Night FA 2524 Park Dr 22118 2-0648 323 (800 Sanford. ru St. .Johns Realty ( hour lot* availalilr ill l.rernhrlar of Loch Arbor •orrliHiking golf rourve. Custom Iniilding lo >uiir vpreificalioo. Grerulif iar lie vrlu pcd b) KIMiSWOOl) HI II DF'ltS INC 'll: I airioonl 11* 5'a hp. JOHNSON. 1962 new. HIM W. 25th St. Sell Us Your Furniture. FA 2-1321. (Julck Service With the Cash SUPER TRADING Gateway To The Waterway POST FA 20877. Kolixiui S|HirtiiUf (loods Your KVINRUDE Dealer 31. Artirlex For Sale 304 6 8 K. 1st Ph. FA 2 5961 ’RAFTSMAN Power bails LARGE and small boat*, mo­ FA 2-3530. tor* and trailer* storage at ,1 PC. Bit. Suite. Like new. $125. IIX Country Club ltd, Ph. 323 0975. 1 V 2-*071 Dysutl-Maffctt ail Commer­ cial S t, Sanford, Fla., Ph. FA 2-<1291. OCTOBER Special Ladies 39. Trailern • Cabana* A Childrens slxie* $1.91 pair. WANTED 2 to 3 bedroom Surplus City. 291 W. I*t, housctrnilcr In good condi­ tion. 1 mom* of furniture You can find anything you down payment, need advertised ut tho Her­ FA 2-8308. ald by Sanford merchants. Quality Used Cars UKcoNiimoNKir a g u a iiw n t eei ) PRICED TO MOVE! 1957 PLYMOUTH ft IN - GOTO H O LLER ^ Y our C a r Is W o rth M ore Thun FJver llefur* . . . And Check Our NEW. . . Low P ro fit — High Volume Sules P ro g ram l NEW. .. 1957 FORD S la m ia r il T r a n * r n i* tio n . R ad io TREE SERVICE SERVICES 1955 UUICK FREE ESTIMATES 323 051x) Aulomalic Tran*.. Radio * Hrairr 1961 PLYMOUTH VACUUM CliKANKK KKPA1HS NEW-f hlaiwiard Tran*., 8 Cylinder 1957 CADILLAC Com pany Policies Vutomalic Irao-., Radio, Air Cond. 1956 PACKARD *>-- Vulotuulie Tran*iula*ion. Healer GKT YOUR DEAL 1962 CHEVROLET Slandaid Iran*., 6 CyL, Healer 1956 DODGK ON A ’« | Automalic TraiuniiMluii • C hevrolet 1958 PLYMOUTH SlAlion Wagon, Auto. Tran*., K 4 II • Oldsmobile 1959 PLYMOUTH • Cadillac 2 D o o r, A u to m a lic I ranam laaion AND H U M IM . X FISHING SPECIALS NICK L* B K im n o M 0 HO U SE tlVi.K 1 vt UK 1. VNII i. wigf: Iiviv 1ItKhH SO Ml t i i i H s \ RUM 1.111)11 III 5 r i 5? MLEYM O NTEITH | >1 J llanllop. Automatic Tran*mi««inn. SIliEWAl.KS, driveway*, pa tlos, ele. Free estimate. Ph. 322 3508 i\r .dll) \Y . LI KM A M O D EL CAR :t:i. Furniture FA 24231 CRU YOU’RE LOOKING FOR MORE IN ---- ----- USED-CAR?---------FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ Low Intere*t Rites • Low Monthly payment! FLORIDA STATE BANK H. B. PO PE CO., INC. 200 So Park Ave, FRAMI I,It I t M IR I \R AIG ZAG 1962 Dial model. Darns, monograms A fancy flitches. Guaranteed. As­ sume 4 payments of $5.90. Phone FA 2 9411. WANTED rename couple to take up monthly payments 1931 MODEL A Font Coupe. Good cond. $359. cash or of $13 50 ca 3 complete trade. Call after 5 FA 2-3098 rooma of furniture. Call TE 8 t i l l , Casselberry, col­ 1958 OLDS convertible. 3IH lect. Good Chevrolet engine. '58 Chevrolet, factory Air-condi­ F it KM E ST IM A T E Uphold cling A Mattress ren­ tion. Complete. 1016 W. Nt ovating. Nrw A Used Furni­ FA 2711)3. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. ,960 RENAULT. FA 2 1828. Co., at 709 Celery Ave, FA 2 2117, 37. Itoalx • Motors PARTS S.M.ES THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N Park Ave. FA 2lil21 KI.FU ritO l.l'X . II ,,vi-r, Kir by. It •< \ ir, Vir Way, l ; U BEDROOMS, 1 hath cinder F'llti-r IJm-uli, etc. Flee block Hoove, Well. No down pi-kup and delivery. Servlug .Sanford for over 15 payment. F'A 2 8.V18. yi-ui.v Bundl'd and lb-eit*cil. ONE 4 lie'llomn 11mivc, one FA 2-4765. I bedroom House Lungwood area. 858-3911 IKI.i - ' . KV I. vpt it - ■ service Reasonable rales, NEW LOW 8 years experience Free DOWN PAYMENTS exltmalei Ph. FA 2 H77. $1*X) Down, many home* to select from In etllmr PineLAWN SERVICE erest, Smilaiul Fivtatc* or Mowing and edging, etc. SatCountry Club Manor Spe­ tsUctum guaranteed. Ph. cial trim* tr> Navy f*miFA 2 1817. lies 111,-'»■ are FIIA .1 YA owned Hmnes. WASHING Machine Service Free Estimates on Repairs 322 7363 Seminole Realty 26li) Hiawatha l-jol S. Park \vr F'A 2-3232 anytime ELECTRIC Heater 4800 W. Excellent condition. $30. Oil space htater 83.000 RTU. Very good condition f|0. Over 500 78 RPM Phono, graph records. Best offer. TE 8 2992. Used__fum lturtr -appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry’* Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. Stenslrom Realty ON E Bedroom CB House. Nicely furnished Home for vale by owner. $7,1X10. $500 down and $64.44 per mouth fur 12 years. 2696 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2-3727. With purchase of Blue fats, tre, rent Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $i per day. Carroll's Furniture. READY* MIX Concrete, win­ dow sills, lintels, steps, block*, sand, cement, rock, 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2B0J2 pipe, sled, grease traps, AM. WORK GUARANTEED dry wells, stepping atones. 31 A. Tela Mirada Concrete Cu. FA 2-5751 COCKER Spaniel Puppy. |10. 309 Elm Ave. FA 2 5501. SHOTGUN. Steven* 12 gauge Toly choke model. 77 B. 32. Flower* - Shrub* Like new. IBM W. 25th St. FA 2-1321. SPECIAL Sale of Cocos Plumosa palms, large base, Grid grown, 3 for $5. J. C. 3 MONTH OLD Z1G ZA 0| Sikes, 3)« mi. W. of San­ Repossessed Swing Needle Dial-0 Matic, Does Decora­ ford on Highway 46. tive Sewing, Makes Auto­ BLOOMING Roses on Chero­ matic Buttonholes, Sews On Rultuns, etc. Guaranteed. kee stock. All other kinds Assume Remaining 3 Pay­ of Nursery shrubbery and tree*. ments of $6.ixi. Ph. Credit Mgr. FA 2 8627. Gray Shadows Nuraery 5 All. S. on Sanford Ave, 36. Automohilex • Trucks .’US. Furniture BUYING A NT.W or SOUTHW ARD Appointed P roperty M anagem ent B roker SMALL tump trailer. S40. Hughey's Store, Geneva. SEAT COVER CO. full tile baths. Ravenna ing. A good plan' to feather ‘•fli. Babysit te ru Park, limit in G. E. Kit >out nest. Cull cln-n, (ullyjL-quivqted. Screv.ltBABYSITTING in my home eJ*porch overlooking lake. stay or night. Furnish Huge hit. Redecorated in meals. FA 2 7990. side A out. Wonderful INVESTMENT A REALTY ‘ 322 9173 1CARE for children m my neighborhood. Call owner. llti N. Park Ave. luime FA 2 6822. FA 2-8320. HOME ON 20 ACRES BY OWNER 3 llr.. I bath CB Large 3 Bedroom home, good 21. Beauty Salons young orange grove, on 16 In Sanford. Fenced yard, Harriett's Beauty Nook acres, pretty little lake. work shop, disposal! (op­ Eve Appl'v 3 Sr. Beauticians Convenient to InU-nlatu 4 tional), range, refrigerator, 193 So. Oak FA 2 5712 $28,500. air com!., shallow well lawn Also have selection of 2 A pump and a 1953 Chevrolet ILt/i-l Porter Beauty Shop 3 Bedroom Homes as little- Cold Wave $8 00 complete for an excellent second car. as $luo down with ■°w I IBM VV 251h St. $11,400, $9. UX) G. I. Loan FA 2 1321 monthly payment*. 322-2994. PERMANENT Wiivo Special EXCLUSIVE! 29.e off regular prices. (stoking for a quality con­ Open Evening* by appt. structed custom built 2 Free pnrklnjr lot. Services REALTOR — INnUBOII bedroom home in a quiet FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave, from tip to tip. area with ail city conven­ ( Ut’N Cut I Beauty Simp ience*'.’ If so, we have it! 316 I'.lllttetto Ave, Phiiini rloor (I) 322-0*:; I Situated on a high A dry l‘ro|M>rty MnnnKcment Phone limrr (2) 322-8323 lot with privacy in the pres­ Broker 2 .1. lHiimliiny* .Services tige section of Highland Park, this attractive ami Jim Hunt Realty HINSON A HKARN comfortable home is a real 1*1 UMB1NG CONTRACTING family pleaser. vfffei* for your seleelinli Repairs A \\ a ter Heaters these Beautiful J, 3, A 4 FREE ESTIMATES It features CB construction, Bedroom 201 E. 3rd St. 322 9143 wood floors, awning win­ Government dows, floor furnace heating, PLUMBING equipped kitchen, water Contracting Repairs heater, blinds, and enclosed FREE ESTIMATES garage! II L. HARVEY 2<H Sanford Ave FA 2 3383 Priced From $fi,7r)0 This "clean as a new pin" Down P aym ents ^tt. It Him \ T elevision home is available now with excellent terms available. As Low As $100 USED T.V. Sets 110 up SerThe price? Just $12,600. See VIC« cal s $2,00. Sanford M onthly Paym ents T. It soon! V Service. 1113 Sanf-vrr) From $43.60 Ave. Ph FA 2 9776 To make the best home 37. Special Services buy, see the Real Estate — Mortgages VA - FHA 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2429 . Air*Con<litioninK BY OWNER 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, Alr-Cond $200 A take up payments. FA 2-9133. 34. Articles For Sale 27. Special Service* } * j | Q C $ IXlDGFl Vuloinatic Trans., Healer f A WC 1951 mMOLTH SA V E Brass Motors CHKYSLEIt — PLYMOUTH DEALER 206 K. Coinniprcial Pli. FA 2-." III COMPARE! H O LLER Motor Sales COMPANY 2nd. A Palmetto PN. FA 2-0711 2307 Park Dr. I’U I \ 2 U*6I �Dealers Pleased A t Public's Reception O f 1964 Autos "Terrific'* I* th* word! This sums up succinctly the expression of area automobile dealers and salesmen ns to the reception given the I9t>| mod­ els now on display by the buy­ ing public. (■ary Hudgins, manager of Strickland M o r r i s o n , Inc., snid the "reception is the best I've ever seen, and that is nut sales talk. We have had the finest in buying response in our history. This year the driving public Is buying new ears." Hill Hemphill, owner of Rill Hemphill Motors, reported “ the reception wus the best r e c o r d e d at announcement time. Deliveries are better and interest is higher. We are very pleased." STRICKLAND MORRISON’S mannKcr (Jury Hudgins d e m o n stra te the 1064 Ford Onlnxie. AARP Chapter To Meet At DeBary Manor HILL IIEMP^HI.L MOTORS’ Con E. Chnniot (rljdit) presents the keys of a 11)01 Rambler station wagon to Jack Koasmnn, first buyer. Child Safely Missile Club To Hear Week Observed Talk On Exposition This week li Child Safety Week. Statistics compiled by the State Extension Service reveal that accident* cause more deaths otyong children be­ tween the age* of one and tt year* than the five loading childhood disease* combined. Cast year in Florida there were 331 arcldents among children from Infancy through four year*. Of these 73 involv­ ed motor vehicles, 10 were poisoning by solids and li­ quid* at home, 12 were falls at home anil 53 were fire ex­ plosions at home. Among children from five to It years, there were 25H accidents last year. Of these 33 were from motor vehicles, one by poisoning at home, eight by falls and 2U from fire explosion*. Ity Jane Caaaelbrrry Tim South Seminole Junior High School Missile Club will receive au introduction to the Sulutn to Space Science Achievements Exposition to lie held in Oilnndo Oct. 22-2.1 when Henry \V. Ostermeyer, assistant director, speaks to the club on Thursday nt 3:15 p.m. The meeting will tie open to tlm piddle. Ostermeyer wilt show a 15 minute film on (lie Paris Air Show and will brief club mem­ bers on what they may ex­ pect to see nt the exhibition which will lie the largest ever put together by NASA, Exhibits to lie displayed un­ valued at $10 million dolliirs and will he shown at the Ex­ position Park and the Munici­ pal Auditorium, Among the more interest­ ing displays will he the orig­ inal spare rapsule In which Scott Carpenter was launched and n 1913 replies of the Cur­ tiss • Wright plane. "Space, mobile," no edticntionnl pro­ gram will be shown in the au­ ditorium and will he of inter­ est to everyone. Special arrangements me being muile fur school chil­ dren from the seven counties participating to see the ex­ hibit. Following the program Thursday, officers for the general executive hoard of the missile rlub will he elect­ ed. crAuiirut and spacious! All-new room In 'M Rambler American . . . plenty for ft adults, longer wheelbase; same easy hansiting and famed Rambler economy. tty Mr*. Adam .Muller The Dt-R.iry Chapter of the American Association of Re­ tired Persons (AARP) will meet at to a m. Friday uM)ct!«ry 3fanitl',"llie'riew nursing, convalescent and retirement living facility on Highway IT32 at Lake Susan which is ex­ pected to open on Nov. I. Program chairman llowatd Middleton has announced that the speaker for Friday’* meeting will he John Jenkins, administrator for the new home, who will outline plan* for its operation. Jenkins also will answer questions con­ cerning the facility and will conduct a tour of the home for those attending. Interested persons from De­ nary and surrounding com­ munities have boon invited to Join the AARP group for this meeling by Mrs. Marge Ul­ rich, president. Parking fa­ cilities with entrance from Highway 17 32 will he avail­ able for those attending. Tlie Chapter will conduct its annual business session during which three directors will he elected and reports o( committees will he heard. ors related “the public really SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS’ Bon 1lowland i* pictured with the new Dodge offered by bis firm, likes our new models and, what's more, they are buying. Responso has been wonder­ ful." "Very good and we’re very pleased," said Don Rales, owner - mangner of Sanford Motor Conipuny. "Everybody likes the aptaarunes of our new models. Sales are good." Willie Hunt, owner of Hunt l.ineoln-Mereury, joined in the overall report of "good recep­ tion to our new models by the buying public. It can he sum­ med op in one word, 'terrific'." “ Most gratifying" was too' expression of Ren Howland, «f Seminole County Motors, who added, ‘'tlm response has lieen (0 greut we’ve hod to order more models already. It has la-ell n-nl fine." David Tomlinson, new man­ ager of Holler Motor Sales, told of "exceptional reception for our llait model*. We are the 11)61 Unmet Cnliente (left) and Continental. HUNT LINCOLN - MERCURY naliwmen Jack very pleased, i l u i i n v n m Morgenritern, Ray Win free and Ed H unt display great." '-x*1 - r m s t a n d a r S Club To M eet The lleltary Fishing Club will *ee the film, "Fabulous Fishing In Panama," at Wed­ nesday* 7 3d p m meeting to lie held in Die Rcrrealion Hall of the Fire Station. H o l­ den!* of surrounding areas are invited to attend. Colombia I* the only Smith A m e r i c a n eoun’ry which fronts on both th« pacific and Atlantic Derails. ixr»A-VAiui MAruns in every ISM Rambler: curvedgU*» ode windows; Ceramic - Armored cvlijml system; cod spring* m all sejl*. Irani aoJ rear; lull 11* wheel*; Double- Safety brake*; and many, many more. BEAUTY MAKES NEWS IN AN ALL-NEW’64 RAMP' ir o s it option: Twin-Stick i loor-Sliilt with Overdrive. , . , ipoiiv-car action! One of siviratumivsionchoivvain I'ltvl Rambler American! 3 EXCITING NtW '64 SI HirS Hjmb'trAmgf 40 Rjmbltf ('4*. f»c»Vt* R*.*r: ;r A- : j ..i • V When winter calls the signals, be ready! When footballs fill the air and autumn leaves begin to fall, it’s time to see your Cnt.filv n##. latiWy b*Jut »ul | 9o4 Htmbict Amw.Jft 440 con.«»tb! NO. 1 IN COMPACT CUt JAUS 1AMIIER LUOS BECAUSE RAMBLER LISTENS BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. Watch the Danny Kaye Show on C H S-T V , Standard Oil dealer for a Fall Certified Car-Cheek. l i e checks your car inside and out, winterproofs it from bumper to bumper to assure you trouble-free driv­ ing in tho cold months ahead. Fall Certified Car-Check is another o f the ways— 301 West F irs t S treet, S anford, Fla. we take better care of your carl Wednesday evening*, 10.(V, Channel a STANHAPO Oil. COMPANY (KtNTVICKYS �J (5 1j? S a u f t ir f r I tr r a lit W EATHER: Generally fair today ami Thursday; hijrl» today in uppor SO*; low tonight In 60*. VOL. .*>6 United Pres* l-eiued Wire Established 1908 WED., OCTOBER 9. 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 35 ^ C LO < * City Manager Pete Knowles was literally tearing his hair this morning . . . disgusted with the State Road Depart men! Some time aso a city water main hunt under West Firs* Street. The city made repairs and applied for a “use permit" to patch the street. The city had to fill in five copies of a Iwn-page permit application to forward to the SRD office at Orlando for more forwarding to the SRD office at DeLand. Today I’e'e received wxird from the SltD he will have to forward five copies mure to each of the utilities companies al­ though none are Involved. He said it's a two-hour job to fill in the papers. * * • Seminole Plata shopping center at Casselberry con­ tinues to grow. In addition to the (our new shops opening today— Maid-Rite bake shop, •fools Cards and Gift shop, J. Philip Jewelry and Don's barber shop—work was start­ ed on the Cinema Theater and Trade winds Cafeteria. • • • Note on the police blotter: Please launch a search for our three-year-old son. And then a postscript: Never mind—we found him asleep on tlir porch. • • a That state university site Inspection team will be here again on Monday and Tues­ day hi look over Seminole County's four other offerings. * • • United Fund will have Its .second report coflce at 8 a. m. Friday at the North branch of Winter Park Federal Sav­ ings and Loan Association at Fern Park. • • • Mrs Stephanie C. Hodges. 101 F.ast Jinkins Circle, was graduated from Famous Ar­ tists Schools at Westport. Conn, * • « Me'odee skaitn? rink on Onora Road is holding a benefit today until midnight with all proceeds going to the United Fund So he a *‘gor>d skxtc" and help a worthy cause. • I I Vudichmn i« a service now pre-tented by the Sanford At­ lantic National Hank to the public whereby a number— 33tt 07:1.1—may be dialed on any 'phone and the correct time of day will be given. The bank put this service in during last January. It is Interesting that during Sept­ ember the number of calls to this telephone number were monitored and Presi­ dent Howard Hodges reports that during this one month the calls numbered 3l),3t'»5. Kennedy's OK Of Wheat Sale To Russia Due WASHINGTON tUPD — President Kennedy was ex­ pected today to announce ap­ proval of a promised multimillion dollar "one shot" sale of surplus U. S. wheat to the Soviet Union. The President’* announce­ ment may come at hi* news conference at fl p. m. KDT. The conference originally was scheduled for 4 p. m. KDT, but the time was changed, pos­ sibly to coincide with the dos­ ing time of the west coast commodity markets. Administration sources con­ firmed privately that poten­ tial sales to Russia and its satellites could reach about 2ia million bushels of wheat. One source said Russia al< nr might take up to Bill million to t ill million bushels. •--Jtuafia..indicated to the U. S. government for the"T irit time earlier this week that it is interested in buying t etween $ 1 .1 1 ) million and $2n0 million worth of grain. The propose.) sale, which would be handled by private American grain traders, would bo for gold or dollars. A ttetl law forbids extension of any but ordinary c o m m m i n i short-term credits to any na­ tion that has previously de­ faulted on a debt uwed the United State*. Probers Told Of 'Mercy billing' Health Chief Says Little To Fear Here DR. K. T. YORK, Florida's provost of agriculture i* welcomed at the nn- iniit! dinner meeting of the Seminole County Furnt Bureau a t the Civic All Seminole County food Center Tuesday by Bureau [’resident Joe Baker. f Herald Photo) stores and school* were alert­ ed today by Health Director Frank l.eone with a warn­ ing against the distribution ami lit-,, of a smoked fish product suspected of causing four food poisoning death*. TH IS COMPACT AUTO turner! turtle* Tuesday nijflit a t Five Point* when Dr. Lrone said county sntilth e driver, Mary Brown Astorow, a school teacher of W inter Park, tried to tnrinn* were checking today, negotiate the curve on State Road 127 leading into Ilwy 17-92 a t too fast even before United l’re*s re­ a rate of speed. The driver was not h u r t; no glass was broken, but Trooper ported from Tallahassee that Florida's agricultural deve­ annual dinner meeting hold County farmers In fight to J . U. Sikes, who investigated, estim ated damage to the dented top a t Agtir 11 I 111 r s Commissioner lopment has outstripped that Tuesday at llu* Civic Center, maintain the American sys­ $251) to $300. Doyle Conner announced the Fainting to figures winch tem of free entc-prise," up a of an other state in the na­ smoked fi*h product hnd tion, and still has the great­ showed Florida'* increases in which our successful economy reached some Florida mark­ est potential fur highest fu­ production tn In* from four and our standard of living. et*. ture development, Dr. F.. T. hr seven limes greater than Hie highest in Hie world has According to Ul’t, Conner York, provost of agriculture that of other slates. Dr. York always been based." ordered fetal inspectors to for Florida told more than 300 gave credit to tin* state's In his opening remarks, check nil Florida food stores member* of the Seminole unique resources and eliniate Dr. York who is chief e£ to determine whether snyr of County Farm Bureau at the for tin* phenomenal growth in agricultural education and all agricultural field*. the fi-h hnd been sold. research at the University of In indicating unlimited fu Florida put in a plug for tho Dr. I.cone said no instruc­ lure growth, the nationally coming Nov. 5 referendum o;» tions have been received fiont Ordinances setting 3o y e a r , approved on first reading Is* * known educator and agricul­ the university bond Issuu MIAMI (Ul’l) - - Hurricane 1'iiil dm* mo* but that Sanita­ Iranchi.se* witfi Florida I'ow Tuesday night by the North tural leader quoted the por­ which he pointed out "Is doFlora's Caribbean death toll ria) - Val Robin*, Ray Knleel *e-fitrpnralrwn-«n.i-gtih'aih.xn Qr]|iri.i.. village Council. tion of tin* laird's prayer sperately needed to check tha rose to more than 2.7ml known and Maurice Corbett are visRulnne Gas Company of At the same time~jii‘**Tf'iTt-'" (ufaTiUel Trnfl another U-huu iting mlL_grarerie< with the which says, "Give 11* this day ever increasing overflow c l N'tirlb Carolina. Inc . were ac our daily bread" and asked the state's higher educational nance setlng up rules ami were (cared tost today a* the view of having any efThtT cepted for Hie agenda and ksliop brut...... the aorlTenes*' "til '■ponder on -sin t o m - --------------regulations for burning trash storm fin a fly moved toward product removed from stock TAM .All.\SSKK 4111*1» — why the prayer as voiced die open Atlantic and away "We have been tolJ. Waf and also to nsrerlniti if any and tits* discharge of fire Tba fifth seml-niinual Amt­ by Floridians had been so there will be more studenta from the It. S mainland. arms within the village limits ( Radio report*. Intercepted bad bectl sold. ell Fnrces-Stnto of Florida bountifully answered. applying to nur universities Although public school* use was passed and adopted on m Miami, added 105 known I'rnffic Safety workshop wilt Drawing from his wxirld in Ihe next seven years than only canned tuna anil froxcn first reading. be held in Urlundu Get. til l I, travels, I'r. York make mean­ there has been In the past 7(4 dead and 4.DIK) missing in The latter specific* that no eastern Cuba to previous re fish. Hr. I cone said school tile Stut« I'alrol said today. ingful comparisons In'tween years," said Dr. York. trash may be burned without 1 (tort* of 2..'io0 lit ail and fear food department* have been ilm basis of agriculture in President ot the Seminohi ah')tcil to check their sup­ SAIGON. South Viet Nam permission lnmi the North i for 2,5mi olbers in Haiti and the tremendous economic On FBI L ist County Farm Bureau, Jou i t ' l ' It — Two If. S. Marine Orlando Volunteer Fire De a I least 112 others dead in plies He added that "there is WASHINGTON (UI’I) — growth ami constantly rising Baker presided at the annual so much fresli fiilt used here Corps helicuptet* carrying s partment and that all firc> Cuba. Thomas Asbury 11inter. Hit lic­ standards of living in the bureau meeting. Music was that we have little to fear total of 13 American* crushed IllUst be supervised until ensed |N>lic# slayer with Dixie well-fed, over abundant popu­ presented by Ihe Seminolj In its nine day rampage fiont till* smoked fi*li." and burned in the jungle high- completely burned, sympathies, was listed today lace of the United .States, High School band and memtbrimxii Givi Caribbean and Ho- firm which munufnr. lund* .TJ5 mil. * north of It prohibits the dm barge across the southeastern 11.1 j by the FBI *s into of tin* nn- which "has a new customer Iters nt thu county 4 II Club lure* tbn produrt, II. J. HornSaigon, o( firearms, fireworks ur dv- him as, the hurricane winch i tlnn'is H) must wanted clltn- W n a very tl seconds" ami served the mi'.tl, under Uv» Orte nillitary (*>urrt* said ; natnlle. except in. c a u l of mas- 4tjpd out to be Ihr mod box A llro tlu-r, suspended I mill*. cnnslanlly decreasing direction of Mi** Myrtle \VH* * the production of the fish amt liey ||||. ..lie lit-* II Sil.U lOWU L* de' 1 ' I Cl I T agricultural production of *nu. Home Demun.stratioa leaoiy <ft the goth century, by r« mu" i -i im u iii fir., " ■" M». i it.. North o do u.so claim 'd nearly 50 more notlfic I distributors to do- Mai' *Sut Bade Communist-held countries. Agent. but €. tr American military Volunteer Police Department lives in Tobago, Grenada, Tfty their supplies. • ■ • • Dr. York pointed out that I I.ONDON (U l’lj — I'rime Failure to comply could re Jamaica and the Dominican Thu smoked fish I* sus­ ; Minister Huruhl Mncmilinii's 1 the American system of free sped jsiiijiii *ai I it appeared pect ed of containing Botu- illness, whirh may put him out enterprise, which he said is i 1 o hi lii-opti * collided in the suit in fine* up to $200 or jail Republic. it . H ie pilot* may have been sentences up to ft* day • A 1 an radio broadcast Itmis, * poison u*iialt.v fatal [of uetiun fur threo month-, to­ threatened by every encroach­ Responsibility and nnliga reported this morning that to human*, according to Con­ .. tr. ted I- C o III 'll U II i * t day inervaseil the odd* in ing federal power, is the corHun of the coiineil in ndai o "two entire villages have ills ner. Four p- 1 *011* in Tciiliev ■•iindfi.o in llio . i-a, Hu favor of his resignation be- netstotte of tin* successful to upkeep of the rccreafhitl appeared, washed away by * ee hove dint recently from ipokesnian »aid. fond, fiber Htid live-lock pro­ 1 fore the general eleeliutt*. area was discussed at length Hu* (loud water', and there I* bull) 111'us. duction of the Cnit.’d States n o the basis of pii-liminary Mrnihrrt of the Remlnolti Mayor W W Anderson 1 He noted that tho failure County Farm Bureau, armed fear Hi.it lino students anil report* from rescue aircraft Vornaculai* OKd peatnlly pointed out that the worker have perished " which flew over the scene, and VATICAN CITY tlJI’D - - of government run enterprise with a $1 it year lease uf prop­ village does nul own Hie pro Tin* villages were not iden wi i e filed on by Red guerril lb Vatican Cmin. il today ov­ in Soviet countries indicat­ erty ncrosa llwy 17-’J2 from perty and would in laet In tlfles). lu*. it appeared that all 1— erwhelmingly approved a *er- ing the Hillary of successful the emmty agricultural «f* trespassing if workers were An earlier broadcast re men died in the flaming crash. ies id proposals mith-imlng government control of agri­ ficus, (brutigh action of thu sent tw clean the ground ported Mm coffee picker* The two helicopters were on Inti lahtetion of muilem langti- culture. and urged Seminole Seminole County Commission, Asked If the North Orlando drowned lit (lrii life province a mercy mission searching fur nge* to replace I .at in in large volt d Tuesday nt their nitnuiil Company eould nut be forced U South Vietnamese plane pil­ meeting to build a now Farm A resolution requesting tlm portion of tho Muss. to keep the area. Anderson Cut May Delay oted by an American At my Bureau building. ( llv ot Sanford to piocenl staled that possibly a (Hung­ captain when they crushed. Cost uf the new building, newith .1 plan to remodel Hie Actress To Weil er ordinance willi "teeth in Molchole Work The i in a,i in is missing and FORT I AU I JKIt llAl.K. Fla e o r d I n g to coniprchcnslva former postofflce building In­ it" could be passed In re believed dead. WASHINGTON (IMM> — plans presented by Ernest to a public library will U- (I' I' t) Aetresn June Allyson ganls to property owners' re presented by the Sanford- and California hair stylist A project « cntlata believe Southward of the Imildin • xponsibility. Simiinult- County J u n i o r Glenn Mavwiell took out 11 one of the most *veiling committee, will ho ’’in tho It was (minted not that p n 1* /. 11 »* t 11 Chamher of Cointnerce to the marriage license here today prujei t - bring undertaken by neighborhood" of 41 1 ,00(1, Work May Halt neither r.in Hie coimell .i* 1 1'CIA*IIS» Y< VS,Nnv VIt-rroriftl v ioArchitectural aketehe* of C i t y Commission Monday (or a wedding phi lined Satur­ tin* guv. rnmrril may lx* set Mime duties of the parent* in li'lH'w Uuml TDrilly « I * day at Mount Beat'll. hack by a year nr more be- tlm proposed building and On Girls' Town keeping children from plas In prraofta v \ I in a n faiv* evening trmi'o of budget s-ilt • Voted by floor plan were shown on a The resolution point* to the A halt in clearing ground the street* after one citi/en Hie lb-nee Appropriations lu 1 ge *. recti via a projector, »t \ ' * population of approxi Protests To I)iem for son li in Inin of Hi** new llully stated that lie would .1 ! mud u N.luruimiml muiikhris SAhi ON, Vit*c Nam (1 T b t emnnitee. lo.itely LH.OoO, adding that o lb.it all Farm Bureau ment­ Girls' Town in North Orlando bold the council ro.siNiiisih.bJircsent f.icilltli-* of tile Sail l,"» |i. U :Itinti« ,N*, lirouiutH'lil Tin- 11".?* mlltom Mntiob* ion* could view Hus plan.* for could he called by Saturday tl a child it "killed in the IIn iti til drift IM)Iill' stilt fon. I h r t t r r i i i His, fttriiihrm of bird I’ublie Idblary are WI N iitrtitlivr of uti pm j-.t to study tin* earth’s *h*. new building. if action taken by Hie Village street* “ (fit* }HH*(‘li-it ( O \ f fill'll K<<lcr1 lolly inadequate.” • itfM Minn I S. eore was among those tb.it Council Tuesday night re­ The group voted unanimous­ Council did agree, however Tlie I s inner.il Service* ti'uiu toiiiin^ VL*t Nurn, h.»< iiffeied wben the roiumitie. ly <01 u resolution introduced quiring a city occupational Hint steps would be taken -it fur S' fit mmil I. 1 In' r it t j o n license for Reiter Brother*, a workshop meeting in llo t K VI S * fhwt tlyluiriiit. d pinv Admiriisir.ition lu* offered |iiut 1-Aii fl iii I'r*’ *nilnt N$id * hupped tJlili III it I il III f ' . I l l (y Smithw.ird to teas.* tlm llo- old poxfolliee hulldlug to Ehuh Hut-Mi «t*;inrkit flu- Eii'ut tins (iropu-vd 4 .1 mil land cle.u ti -uti contractor*, m.ir future In luck rili/en* in i t lire 1 tvadniK in to t hr laud 11rim llu* eoiiuty uud pro­ is enforced, their efforts to keep the play Lion and I In'll nUitt'kid It front t 1■i- City for a library for 211 InIf *«f ill v'Pit A1111*i' Ii’ll 11 *i*1vvn 11inIget of Hi,. National ivi- ceed at once with plan* for After Saturday, unless the grounds ami general area cut ro<ift«i(m and m m rnrinjf by at >. ir», after which the pro iiipii hy VictriniiiPN** finlui*. eli. 1* Fi"imlati»n. eotinlrui tern. p. rl> will he deeded In San 525 license is bought, charges In other business council hitfh afn-r«|t I'lsjlsr r r x M rd ihr Httmk lord. up to $2'» a day can lie voted In enter negotiation* for Alfdf'i'ia Aivused brought .1 .nn-t the land a new franchise with Hie a n d Irchtjoj.' co n rin tird for AI .Gl KltS 4 1*1*11 M i........ Itn lit y i' 11nr ifit I A 1iur r i11 vvit h He .1ring jirm if work 1* con Nui in Orlando Company after in o r r t hit 11 t w 1> hiiiitra !»•»"f o r«> No One To Hlame invHilin^ it« tfrritory to T ill tinned the present franchise is re tin* tuirortnt-i Hull. 1 s. t Him 1: ,M11f#r than 2(H) itln* WASHINGTON A »r»- 10 Mofitcuan miil*ft*!9 iu « City nffleial* have been ad­ worked and amended to lie f« i 1 i itn-rit writ* ru-vhs-d to th<« th«*r huri'nii ' »k*nrimn• rumvised by Reiter Brother* that lele the clause pertaining to iliih TupsilHy. It sent Infurthey were hired In Hie Norlti (Irr hydrant charge*. Ml htv'ir^xMf stdliori ti# h»d|« fli'ht iiDHtin^ *»n HuiTintnu F'lura‘ ThufiK i ;*>if «lhfn*l *■*•**! iki a t io n MiiiMlut AtMli'lEintli J 6 I I I iv iiu [ Orlando Company and Hint liust-line *liin* from either off tin* attack the rumpanv should be re party ot the contract will be hruil,i- ttf f and run ,«|«|on r fitly Ki**rn; if utr hud, num* h*nl> IJoiitiili’li lo \ )jf ir ( s to runfier oui of mi.dtt think It^ four-day *it- wit Ei i'n ’^iiJifit A iniiuii 1ic n sponsible fur purchase of the dropped if agreement is ordy af t *r COMI'LKTF ilnivn wik our fault.** reached ,tn a new franchise urnm nnition. license. Hull-. State's Agricultural Growth Tops All Nation, Bureau Utility Franchises Pass First Reading Death Toll From Flora Rises As Reports Come In mwA BRIEFS 2 U. S. Copters Crash In Midair WASHINGTON (CPI) — The rulers of Cora Nostra or­ dered a "merev killing" of New Jersey underworld boss Willie Moretti in 1931 l ocalise lie w j » ill and seemed to b<» losing In* mind, gan.-tant in­ former Joseph Valarbi testi­ fied today. Turn. Yatachi said, gang­ land's elite produced ,i giant flowerfestrained funeral to ex­ press the mob's undjlng af fection for Moretti. Valachl said Vito Genovese became disgruntled will) Moretti over ''independent" ope­ rations tile (alter ran in New Jersey with to or .”>n aides According to Valachl, word began to spread that "Willie * • • was losing lu* mind." Then Sorptnole High Hand Asso- there was talk "about hilling nation will meet at 8 p. m. him," Valachl said, using the Thursday in the hand room at undenvorld slang ' tut' to the school. mean murder. * • • Mri Alfred W. Stanley Jr., the former Sylvia Price, of A ll’s Rosy For Sanford, is among the hope­ fuls for the title of "Mrs. Medicine Men KIWI.A f.t'MPI It it P l i University of Florida 19r!3." * • • The Perak Slate \--einhly Postal from George Touhy, approved an allocation Tucpostmarked Hollywood: In day for the hiring of iwo Roy Great Britain the name at Medicine men for the Sul ■Christine" may cause con­ tan of Perak, Their duties Include sprinkl sternation but here at the S A 1. convention, much at­ ing rose water on hoi water tention is focused on "Flora." al Royal wedding* and lluyal • • • clrcu incisions Ttie Herald's reading public is far Hung Several weeks $100 Stolen ago we published a picture of Theft of 5H>0 from .1 cash Sylvia Peeples, about to drawer some tone Tue*dj y leave for nursing training at afternoon wax reported by Georgia Baptist Hospital in Dick's Appliance h e n tee. 510 Atlanta. Sylvia just wrote her Sanford Avenue, to ponce folk* that she had a "blind'* date wuih * Georgia Tech IUN Probe Feelers student who saw her picture UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. in Tiie Herald and telephoned 1 1 I 11 General As»i in1*ly to say he is from Sanford, ('resident <arlos Sosa Itodritoo The** more often than not qil likly dies bemuse of frie- que* of Venrxuelo was con WASHINGTON fUI’ll — a* the biggest tr*.pl>«l storm, large part of Haiti. In Haiti * • • to date, of the goth century. alone it rluiliie-l l.IIIMl In, ., shove Hi** hurricane *-asl an.I t isin *t dm ill on it* life forces. -ultiug iridlvldiial delegation* Weather Si'ienti-** ur»* baffT.-d Charles fortes, son of Mr t-hli.i produced the stioligBut Flora did it ami kepi it.s today on the formation of n | according to re(«'il" from the north until il dies out over the and Mrs Walton M Torres, and a w o l by 11 ui in a n e H ot)* I N leant to i n v e s t i g a t e Nothing quite like it ever c*t sustained wfml.* I lu mile* Geneva, has been se e d ed by stricken area, before laying 11. 1 HII, When tho westerlies hurricane statu*. The trade iiiiges of religious |rs*rsi-euan hour-— ever measured by happened before atnee the Stet*on University officials to are displaced to the north of wind* apparently suspended tion against BuiMlnst* 111 hurrirutie r e a e 11 r e b plane*. -lege to Cuba. participate in a new program weather bureau tatted keep­ e ju*t i uo't e * ji 1 ,1 i n (heir tisoul we*t-to-ea*t route their nut-liiw i-il t r a v e l s .-oiilh Viet Nam. And if the. casualty report* ing detailed hurricane teeuiil* designed to prepare students turn out to lit trite, It lias beep I I oa'» behavior," Hr Robe l II iia< the rout iiient, Gin r i while Flmw stood hHH. Wiiy (’Alt Says No for careers in higher educa­ In Hs7l), WASHINGTON’ l l T I ) — . . . this grvutrst killer since I'jOO M. While, the chief of the t canes may veer inland farlow they did *0 i* a mystery. tion Ail explanation of sorts i* Northeast Ail line* nourished • • • At It * m FbT. Fiura'* when hurricane tub * drowned S Weather liuteau, said to­ them and clobber tho U. S. p o s s i b l e for l-lora's continued only slender hope today that ena*t. Quoting from the late Will renter was about IrtU miles fl.lMNI person* at Galveston. day. Normally s tropical stoini 1 I n n 1 * the f i r s t h u rr ic a n e strength over land. The land it Would K*t to keep il- lucra­ Rogers, Mr K I York speak­ nortli northeast "f Turk* I* Tex. That explains the *■lenlist* generated in the Caribbean t* III 1 ecu i .led history Hurt got Urea was not huge enough to tive New Vork - to . Florida ing in behalf of the coming land. British West Indies, university bond issue, said. near latitude 25 ’J north, awe. Wbat baffti-* them is | carried westward by the trade -tailed in a small Caribbean keep Fbna from gathering route. I tie l ull Aeronautics Tuc only thing more expen longitude 71U west. It *a> Flora'* peculiar conduct dur­ wind*. The westward move­ region for more than 21 to 3d new energy from it* primary Board Tuesday mined down su e than education us ignor­ moving northeast at about Id ing a four-day period when It ment continue* until the trade hours. In n est r««c* a hurri­ source, the warm sea which the line's plea for reconsiderpractically stood *t ill and wind* are overpowered by an­ cane that passes over land, it* outrigegrs continued to atimi of a CAB order taking ance." A point well put, con­ m p h. • • • aimed blows unceasingly upon other set of winds, the faater- particularly uiotintuiiiou* re. tide while it waa smashing at tli. ruute uwuy from North­ sidering the present unemeast, it may w«U go mu* history Cuba allot- devastating • ; moving prevailing weaUllie*. .gi'itis lose* iu vitality and 1 Haiti and Cuba pktyuuoi and seif aw ratio. Farm Bureau To Fred Building Library Action Asked By JCs Pro-Casiro Band Slrikes Again il I•■ in|t11J nntl l»yni.i*him */1in Mon. and Tucs. Specials! 1 runnifif Flora's Strange Maneuvers Baffle Weather Experts WITH A LI* Till*] TIEIM.MIN(iS I Remember Our Friday Nigltl Special FISH FRY ONLV 4 ^ .35 rillbDHF.N 410(1 INDF.R t2 — * / park! mo1 f — — ,T>* J 0 -n rd ft Operated By MJ vine .1 Bob llarlriHk llwy. 17-92 So. Sanlord I’ll. FA 2-39(13 l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 08, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 08, 1963. 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Oct 4, '83 On our tour of homes and homesltes this weekend there’s a fascinating new home nearing eomptetkm in Greenbriar of Loch Arbor. It’s a three bedroom contemporary model, with ex­ tensive use of glass, and a walled-in garden large enough to accommodate a swimming pool. The design is very striking, and defies inexpert deaeription. It’s definitely worth a trip to see. Greenbriar is being developed by Kings- -wood Builders, and is located adjacent to the 12th green and 13th tee of the Mayfair golf course. The thinbsection of Ravenna Park Is taking shape, with three homes almost ready to move in, and five more in varying stages of construc­ tion. Some of these homes feature ducted cen­ tral heating and other comfort extras which are unusual in this price range. Buyers who select a home under construction are allowed to select Connecticut General Life John McLaughlin at ax to Franklin A. Johnaoa at ux Richard T. Mayer et nr, 8- Insurance Co. ▼*. Joseph M. Caraley, mtg, fcl. to Hubert M. Puarte et ux. 20-30E, |4,000. ' Lake H aney Shores, (lOjDOO. Pan Aroarican Life In su r­ K. C. Boyce et ux to San­ F ln t Federal Savings and ford Atlantic National Bank, ance Co. va. Robert C. Mar­ tens at el. mtg. fcl. Lawn Aaan. ef Bern!sole Coun­ Banford, ((0,000. A. B. Peterson vs. Gatin A. t y to Letter K. Britton et ux, Charlie G. MeWattera et ux Watt’s, Farms, (6,000. to 8anonors Shopping Center, Crandall, Jr. et at, mtg. fcl. AMngton Savings Bank vs. M. O. Whitcomb at al to Inc. S4-19S-30E, (10,000. LaMar R. Lauhert, mtg. fcL Miriam W. Carlin ot al, Lake Mort­ Genera] Guaranty J. I. Kialsk Mortgage Corp. Harney Shores, $8,900. gage Co., Inc., et al to Rob­ of Florida vs. Edwin WightSharps Building Corp, to e rt R. Guernsey et ux, Meath- man et al, mtg, fcl. Thomas Wads at ax. Acade­ ersfiold, (9,600. Norman Jean Hamit v*. my Manor, (8,700. General Guaranty Mort­ Robert A. Milla et al, suit to Konneth D. Mayo, Sr., ot gage Co., Ipc., et al to Jimmy quiet title. Kx to Ivan A. Gibson, et ax, L. Terry et ux, Weethersflcld, Firat Federal Havings and (8,600. Meredith Manor, (18,600. Ix>an Assn, va George Pugh General Guaranty Mortgage et si, mtg fcl. Leonard F. Payton et ux to Richard Packard ot ux. Mar- Co., Inc., et al to Glenden R. Federal National Mortgage Anderson et ux Weather* field, Aaan. va, George Pugh e t al, Vaila, (80,000, FHA to Richard M. Wood (8,800. mtg. fcl. General Guaranty Mortgage • t ux, Woatheraflold, (O.RSO. Kenwood Investment*, Inc., FHA to Robert J. Shsarer Co., Inc., et al to Richard va. Willie Chandler et ux, nt ux. Dear Lake Hills, (7,760. Williams et ux, Weathersflelil, mtg. fcl. J. Hilbert flapp, Inc. to Little River Bank and T rust Mabel M. Thomas et vlr to Co., va. Met Builders of Or­ Connemara Corp., 19-21-80E, Lewis G. Went e t uv, C«m «1- lando, Inc., et al, mtg. fcl. $106,000. Gorman Co. e f Orlando, Inc, berry, (4,700. Federal Notional Mortgoge John C. Ferris et ux to Aaan. va. Robert U. Davis et to Herbert H. Gorman, Jr. at •J, Central Park, $10,000. Wendell H. French et ux, ua, mtg. fcl. Florida Permanosquo, Inc., Prairie Lake Manor, (12,700. J. 8. Gleason va Tulley W. Clarenee E. Callle* et ux to Hirer et ux mtg. fcl. to Roy C. Hughes at ux North Chuluota, (7,700. Julian H. William* et ux, Oak Abating B. Chin «t ux to Park, (8,800. Frederick D. Edyvean et ux William M. Kimberlln at ux, to Lester L. Heim et ux, SanBan Undo Springs, (8,600. FHA to Beuford L. Mlkels Undo, (6,600, e t ux, Ravenna Park, (13,200. Jack P. Dodd et ux to CarAmerican Federal Savings ence M. Hoag st ux, 30-21-31, and Loan Assn, of Orlando to (10,00(1. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Carl E. R. Scott e t ux SemlUnion-negotiated wage inFinal Divorce Prefer* nola Park, (10,600. Loren Kllwood Garrett vi. rr*a«c» in major collective Ralph Jarvis e t ux to Lou bargaining agreement* have Alice Paige e t al, Draamwold Nora Kathleen Garrett. been getting smaller ever $14,800. Emails Iris Jones vi. dnee 1967, Labor Department Dade Businas* Locations, Charles Edward Jones. figure* showed today. Inc., to Lejeuna Corp., San­ A new study by the Bureau Marriage Application* ford, (68,000. of Labor SUIlitie* Indicated ‘Rogsr E. Rucker et ux to Carl Stoddard, Ca*»ell>crry that the average wage boost Richard A. Webber, Dol-Rny nnd Sarah Eugenia Denmark, in 19(12 wa* eight cent* an Manor, (14,800. Lockhart, hour compared with a mini­ Charles Emerson Jones, mum of in cent* an hour in W. 8. Hunt e t ux to Emms V. Spencer, Dreamwold, (9,- Orlando and Elisabeth Irene the 1933 57 period 000. Stewart, Orlando. Word nicks, Inc., to Ken­ Richard Thomas Meyer. neth J . Meson e t ux Ea.it- Now Smyrna Beach ami brook, (18,04)0. Krrdie M. Bradford, Sanford. FHA to Delorca C. Franien M'alter Norman Graham, o t al, Weathersfleld, ( 0,800. Sanford, and Beverly Ann FHA to Joseph C. Ia>we, Whittaker, Hawthorne, Calif. Charles E. Jones, Sanford, fir., et ux, Oakland Hills, (7,ami Tholmn E. Me F* riant*, GOO. Arthur C. Sluman et ux to Sanford. Thoms* linns* a t ux. EastRaleigh L. Carr, Atmelund, brook. (16,100. Minn., and Emelia Iris Jones, LMN Enterprises, Inc., to Sanford. W illard P. Dennis et ux, Tee Samuel Shaw, Apopka, and ’N Green Estates, (ll,6oO. Hattie Ruth Wood*, Sanford. Rnlmoru] E. Ashton, Jr., et Include*: Ux to Donald M. Whitaker et SUITS FILED Reprocessing Padding ux South Plnecrest, (11,000. Institutional S e r u r l t l e * Georg* II. Witter* at ux to Corp. v*. Lloyd 31. Gordon Add New Padding Ruby P, Echols, South Pine- ct ux, mtg. fcl. Where Necessary crest, (10,80(1. Rost on Five Cents Saving* New Insulation First Frdcrnl Saving* and Hank v*. Hurry A. Jennyn *1 Loan A un. of Seminole to al, mtg. fcl. People’s Savings Bank Clara V. Skidmore, Ucur Lake Mo nor, (13,600. Bridgeport vs, llrda-rt ||. Ken­ 1>. It. Mcod and Co. to Gun- nedy, Jr. ot at, mlg. fcl. Federal National Mortgage erul Guaranty Mortgage Co., Inc. st *1, Weathersfleld, (.">&,- A»*n. v*. Vernon H. Davies el ux, mlg. fd. 000. Wage Hikes Drop In 6-Year Period paint colors, tile, and many other options to personalize the home. Another community to see is Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor. The homes here are of the larger and more luxurious type, and all have the custom built appearance. The last available model was sold last week, but Shoemaker Construction Company specializes in custom building, particu­ larly in this prestige area. Sales are handled by Stenstrom Realty. Country Club Hoed of LOCH AHSOR 2 9 th S t r u t HOUSTON (UPI) - Atnerlea’s moonibot chief said to­ day irdustry m uit Improve Its standards before U. S. aitronauti can make a aucce?*ful lunar million. Walter Williams, deputy director for mission require­ ments and flight operation? for the U. S. Space Agency, blamed poor Industrial testing for the failure of Astronaut Gordon Cooper’s Mercury capsule to make an automa­ tic reen try into earth’s at­ mosphere. John C. French, an assist­ ant space reliability and saf­ ety chief, said the tests failed to adjust for handling and shipping of the delicate equip­ ment. Williams and French spoke at the start of a two-day con­ ference on project - Mercury that will detail everything about the highly successful venture from astronaut train­ ing to m an’* reactions In out­ er space. Cooper, who made a 22orblt flight, complained of crowded conditions in the WASHINGTON (CPI) Members of Congress got a report from the Treasury to­ day designed to convince theu that the tax cut bill win bring fatter dividend checks to corporation stockholders. HER CHOW’S TOPS— Mra. Roman Wnlilko, of Detroit, Mich., in this year's $25,000 win­ ner of the annual na­ tional bake-off spon­ sored hy Plllsbury. The prizewinning d i s h : “ Hungary Boys' Casse­ role.” H ie Treasury aald In Its report that the extra paym enu could easily total (l.S billion a year. The report was aimed at persuading the lawmakers that every stockholder would wind up with higher after­ taxes income even though tougher tax treatm ent would be Imposed on dividend in­ come of big stockholders. The Treasury’s report wss made available as the Sen­ ate Finance Committee ad­ journed until Monday its prehearing briefings on the (11 billion tax cut bill, already passed by the House. The slow pace a t which the Senate group moved Thursday at its first session nn the measure Increased doubts the administration would suc­ ceed in getting the tax cut enacted this year. Other congressional news: Automation: A Senate man­ power subcommittee called Ralph L. Vaugh, of the Kai­ ser Steel Co., and Marvin Miller, of the United Steel­ workers Union (AFL-CIO), to testify on the employment impact of automation. WASHINGTON (UPI) Retail sales in the United States—totaled an estimated (20.7 billion during August, according to the Commerce Department. The department reported Thursday that retail sales for the week ended Sept. 28 were estimated at (I S billion. This was five per cent higher than the previous week's level, and two per rent more than the comparable week last year. Redwood tree* once grew in Alaska, Chinn, France, Greenland. .Montana, Siberia and Texas, according to fos­ sil remain*. Ohio ranks 13th among the s ta id of the union in total wheat production, hut rank* first in production of soft red winter wheat. While you are out driving this week-end, take this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating some of Sanford and Seminole County's outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find just what you are looking for in the way of a home. ALL NEW ONE COAT NO DRIP Interior. Acrylic Latex Paint______ BUY ONE — GET ONE FREE • • • • • OUTSTANDING HIDING POWER CAN HR SCRUBBED WITHIN lU DAYS DRIES IN 30 MINUTES NO PAINTY ODOR 8 0 AP AND MATER CLKAW-UP The Only Paint With A WRITTEN UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE Alno Can He Tinted 1,300 Different Colons Here's where to find your ideal A J W ^ IN N E R S P R IN G j / M A T T R E SSE S Renovated! 119 Magnolia Ave Sanford, Fla. Phone FA 2-6321 VISIT THESE TWO TASTE­ FULLY PLANNED COMMUNI­ TIES. YOU’RE SURE TO FIND THE HOME PERFECTLY DE­ SIGNED FOR YOUR FAMILY NEEDS! Homes Of Distinction' larger, Finer Homes, designed for those who demand thn ultimate in comfort, convenience, and luxury. Ravenna Park A Community Built With Pride' now Rcautiful 3 & I Bedroom, 1, !*j 2 Rath Homes, FHA, FHA In Service, VA, Conventlomi I Fi­ nancing. MODERN KITCHENS BY G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC Several home* are nearly complete ji the new eat section. See them today! OF LO CH ARBOR , — GREENBRIAR’S restful, tree - shaded beauty forms the perfect setting for the home of your dreams. This lovely rolling terrain will enhance the attractiveness of any architectural style. C H O O SE Y O U R H O M E SIT E Nearing -e /ix a l 2JfLCln£A CONSTRUCTION com pany Custom Building Our Specialty •ral Office -’l l M\ 25th St. Sales Office FA 2 7495 FA 2-7106 B U ILD W H EN Y O U ’RE READY Completion — 3 Itedrnom Contemporny. Also 1 Bedroom Colonial. -n o u n err row a * um • M ndem K itc h e n , b>- E M E R A L t ^ ELECTRIC BYRON M, LEACH H K CM LK Y JitCustom and A m tm m b i/ Sdu ltd o ty STENSTROM .REALTY SALES AGENTS • -.J7 ir 1i > — .fceferrj ■Ekn- �Flora Heads North, But Stalls Again Cuba Battered For Fourth Straight Day Forest Cltjr Community As•oclatioo will meet a t I f . m. WEATHER: Itu'rpa.sinp clouds and wind through Tuesday; scattered showers today, becoming more numerous tonight. today at the Forcil Qty MIAMI (UPI)—Deadly fa r.' Restaurant. A Dominating Established 1000 VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wine MON., OCTOBER 7, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. S3 rlra n r Flora made a alow turn committee will be lamed. northward today, then stalled Election nt new officcn is once again over flooded east­ scheduled in December. ern Cuba to inflict a fourth • • • m w A ... day of punishment on the regRep. S. J. Davis Jr. has Ion that produce! most of tha been named Seminole County island'! food. rhsirm an of the Citizens for Cuban Premier Fidel Cat* Florida's Future in the CFF tro arrived at Santiago, t i p . campaign in support of the 600 March ital of Oricnte, to take per. college bdlUiPj amendment, JACKSONVILLE (UP1) — son a! command of relief oper* it was reported today by ationa which appeared from About fiOO Negroes conduct­ Thomas F. Fleming Jr., Fort radio reports to be blocked by ed an orderly march on City Lauderdale, state chairman. the continued pounding of top. Hall nnd the County Court­ • • • rential raiiu. house here Saturday singing Seminole County Business • • • freedom songs. School will accept reglstra Radio reporta of crop and lion between 8 and 0 p.m live* lock lotses, monitored Robbed, Killed Tuesday for an evening here, began to reach disaster MIAMI REACH (UIT) — course in business machines, proportion*. A cook, Joseph Pictseh, was Director E. S. Douglas said At 11 a.m. EST, the Miami killed by a blow nn the head today. The course will be Weather Bureau located tha and robbed hero early today limited to the number of ma hurricane'! center near latlon the way home from his job chines available. tude 21.0 north, longitude 78.0 a t the Algiers Hotel. • • • west, south of Camaguey, Note on the police blotter: about halfway between tha Space Wedding? •'Please send the police to city and the southern coast MOSCOW (U P I)—Moscow fee me about a flying saucer This was about the tam e !» buzzed today with reports lovering ever this area for catkin the storm took up early IT WAS ALL in the line of duty for Sheriff’s th at Soviet cosmonaut An­ the last ?5 minutes.” Police today after It drifted slightly Deputy J. Q. (Slim) Galloway Sunday when he drian Nikoluyev and pioneer investigated and Informed the northward out of tha bay ot \ NEAR INFERNO threatened the Mitlvv killed these two pinnt rattlesnakes. Both wero Service were credited with spacewoman Valentina Tere­ caller it was a light refleeGuacanayabo. community early Sunday when lira destroyed nearly as long ns the deputy is tall. The one in the blaze. Herald photographer Bill Vincent Jr. shkova wilt marry. tlon off a window. "The steering currents sur­ four buildings on BenrdnII Avenue. One man Slim’s right hand was still wriggling when took these pictures of a two-story store building s • • rounding the hurricane fw was burned nnd hospitalized. I dike Mnrv wnd Herald photographer Bill Vincent J r. snapped (top) and two homes (bottom) being destroyed. Bosch Appeals H eart Association will show msin-qoite-weak and variable-honKWWHT volunteer firemen nnd the Florid* this picture. a film on the care of stroke MAYAOUtr/r> . It., (iiPI) so movement will be very patients for public health —Ousted Dominican ex-presi­ slow,” the Weather Bureau nurses and the general public dent Juan Ilusch broadcast said. "However, there are at 2 p. in. Wednesday at the an appeal to his people Sun­ soma Indication! of a trend County Health Department day to "take to the itreata to a alow northward drift at auditorium. not more than five miles par to revive liberty." • • • hour beginning late today o r A boon to Seminole County tonight.” $1 Million Legacy economy: That new pay hike • e a LUEAA, Sweden (UPI) — for military personnel will The Weather B u resi want­ The willow of a wealthy mran an added $100,1)00 a ed all Interests north ol the Sanford and Seminole Preparation for leaving for Florida motel owner died re­ year to tha payroll at Sun* storm, "particularly tha Ba. cently and left f t million to ford Naval Air Station. This County were nn a "hurricane shelter: hamas,” to maintain vig$> a nephew, Turd Hyrnnlf Hculie sure that it Is NECES­ l« over and above the bigger watch” over the last week, lance. riksson, 18, Sweden, it wns pension checks for retired because of Hurricane Floes, SARY that you seek shelter Forecasters refused to speo. reported Sunday. personnel. uleto whether ttte storm it was reported today by A. before leaving. • • • would offer a throat to tbo II. Peterson Jr., disaster Ilring children's food, l.f., 16 Killed Sanford's fundi fonder has United States after crossing chuti mun of the American similized bottles, water and MIAMI (U P I)—The High­ added another beauty title to Cuba but said if it continued way Patrol said today id perher long list, including "Mi.* Red Cruse, who i-.'ucd the formula. in a northerly oourse K would past east ot the Florida coast Seminole County.” Cattdi went following warning*; Bring game* and books for suns were killed in traflie ac­ cident* over Florida during to the Orlando Juyree’s air On Havana radio, Carloa Duritv “ Hurricane Alert" . children,, Rafael Rodriguez, president show Sunday and ettnie home it ia at* :*.ib|e to keep your­ Ilring blankets, sufficient th p.i-1 Weekend Mis til the of Cuba's Agrarian Reform with the title of "Miss De- self informed nl all times of clothing for family and toi­ highest weekend tolls this year. Institute, reported this morn­ Icer,” along with lots of the actual threat of the storm let a i tides. ing that half of Cuba's ric« prises and a part in a movie. to you • community. In the M at'prior to leaving for Mrs. K. Sails • • * crop had been destroyed, M event the went her bureau in­ shelter. ISTANBUL, Turkey (UPI) to JO per cent of the cotton fam i Brui-e said today that dicates Ihi itorm us n major Hni'g emergency energycrop and 40 million pounds of Voter registration is up 5,">l threat to your uicn. it would foods such ns chocolate, rais­ Juci|Uctin« Kennedy sailed to­ corn had been lost. day fur an unknown Mediter­ to a total of 10,532 in Semi­ be wim i check fowl sup­ ins, etc. • • • nole County. Huoks for reg­ plies, water supplies, first Keebeck your home to be ranean distillation after a Rodrigues also said poultry one-day visit to Istanbul, nil istration closed Saturday and aid kits, flashlights, butter­ sure It is secure, farms of central sod eastern will re open after the Nov. S ies. If necessary, Imard lip ‘Check yard for loos* ob­ exotic city she plans to re­ Cuba had suffered "enormous visit "when my husband i* •lection, or protect the interior of your jects. dam age.” Chicken and rice • • • no longer president.” If wind Is Intense, watch home from glass, such as are Hie main ataplcs of tha The “ Wolf Pack" of the picture windows or wide ex­ for loose wires. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Shipping Up BALTIMORE, MiL (UPI) Cuban diet. Florida Highway Patrol's panse windows. Remember Shelters: Unofficial radio reports so* — Federal Judga Knsxel 0. “Operation Trackdown” mov­ that you are better off at LAKELAND (U PI) — Cit­ T h e House Appropriations First shelters will lie open­ Fire struck at three points who fought tha atuhhorn blaz* tlmated 00 per cent of Cuba's Thomsen today fined former ed in tn Seminole County last home. The best policy is to ed well In ndvanre of actual rus Mutual executive vice Committee voted a record for two hours before bringing Alabama Congressman Frank coffee crop, which had just Friday ami Saturday and remain there. However, should coming of the storm and will president Robert Rutledge $.VI billion today to push in Seminole County Inst week­ It under cunlrnl. W. Boykin $ III,i)IK) and placed reached maturity In the Ori­ made 81 arrests for truffle you feel it necessary to seek be located at the National says that exceptional harvest space exploration despite a end, razing five buildings, Chief Ralph Abell, of the him on probation for alx ent!) mountains, had been des­ violations and Issued 11 writ­ safety in a hurricane shelter, Guard Aiioury on Last First renditions have pushed out- Republican warning that Rus­ placing one man in the hos­ Lake Mary department, said month* In connection with troyed. ten warnings and 118 cards familiarize yourself with the Street, across from the May- of-state grapefruit nhipmrnte sia may orbit a 100-megaton pital end threatening the en­ the blaze started at about 1:30 conflict of Interest and con­ Flora’s highest winds, which pointing to faulty equipment. location* and the procedures fair Inn, anil Crooma Acade­ way ahead of last year—but bomb while this country con­ tire Negro community of reached 140 m.p.h. when it • • • centrates on sending a man Midway on Highway 4l| east. n. m. In a home occupied by spiracy charges. for entering a shelter. Re­ my. Other shelter* are listed orange movement is down. Lulu Krid and quickly sprrail hit Haiti last Thursday and tn (he moon. Former Muryland CongressJohn Krider will be in Tal­ member, the workers helping below, and will be opened as Credit for saving (He com­ to a house owned hy Lila Mae caused at least 400 death*, lahassee Tuesday to talk yon during these storms are it becomes necessary: May OK Observers The total space allowance munity early .Sunday was Hell, a warehouse owned by man Thomas F. Johnson w hs decreased to 55 m.p.h. today was $251 million less lhan given a six-month prison money with the State Hoard volunteer worker* of your Seminole High School, given to volunteer firemen of Letter Vienn amt a two-»tory UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. when the center moved beck term and fined $5,0t)0 in th* ef Conservation . , , money community. All that you can South Seminole Junior High (U PI) — South Viet Nam was authorized by Congress the Longwnod and Lake Mary over land. store building owned by a Mr. samr case. In separate legislation earl­ for his St. Johns - Indian do for yourself lessens their School, Lynian High Schoul may head off a full scale dedepartment* nnd members of Harvey, The Cuban radio reports J. Kenneth Kdlin, a former River Canal District. Money, burden and allows them to and Clencva School. hate on its Buddhist crisis by ier this year and $>!I2 mil- the Florida Forestry Set vice, carefully avoided any men­ Melvin King. Negro nrculinn levs than President Ken­ Maryland savings and loan if gi anted, will tie used for more effectively cine fur emergency Telephone Num­ offering to admit observers i pant of one of the Imuses, was operator, received a one-year tion uf casualties hut gave engineering studies and plans. those In real need. ber is 3jo -til23 and Alter­ from six nations to study the nedy originally wanted. reported in "fair” condition prison term and a fine of plentiful imlieattim (hat tha The appropriations com­ • * m i t u r r l r n n e Preparation nate numbers are 322-41(7, dispute, diplomatic sources tlna morning hy Seminole Me­ $1*1,1)00. Miami attorney Wil­ two million person* In tha mittee also dropped its an­ \S llliam A. McCree, Or­ Check List: 322-1138, 322-1123 and 322- suid today. ravaged areas wera suffer­ morial Hospital attache*. King nual blockbuster <m Ken­ liam Robinson received a pris­ ing. lando, rhairman of the Flor­ Radio and television in 11II. suffered from *mok« inhala­ nedy'* continuing drive to on lerm of six month*. ida Canal Authority, will give working order. Sufficient foods and sup- 2 Sailors Missing tion ate) burn* about tliv face build fallout shelters not only Roykin's fine wus In lieu of an illustrated talk on the Flashlight butteries ami | plies for preparation of homo WASHINGTON <UPI)—Two in federal structures but j Imi mid arm*. a prison sentence. The 78cross-state barge raiuil at 7 I candles on hand. and family In event of natural Navy men are missing ami SAIGON (UPI) — Presi­ Sheriff* deputies and high­ in schools, hospitals and p.m. Tuesday before the PcWater stored in clean con­ disaster: canned foods—am­ three were Injured at Guan­ other non iirofit institutions dent Ngo Mlnh Diem said to­ way troopers regulated tra f­ yeurold Boykin is currently Itary Civic A*sociation at the tainers. ple supply to last each indi­ tanamo Ray. Cuba, under the day hi* U. S.-supported army fic, compelling hundred* of lr. Georgetown University over the nation. Hospital in Washington, re­ vidual six days. Other emer­ lashing attack of Hurricane Community Center. Hath tub* filled. It voted funds tn continue n»w has the strength to take person* attracted by the fire covering from a heart attack. • • « gency atticles: Water, radio. Flora, the Navy announced Food supply on hund. the offensive against th« to keep moving. Florida Dow­ location and marking of p<> JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. City police were out today hammer ami nails, klernex today. The Navy said tlw two (enhal shelter spaces In exist- Communist Viet Cong guer­ er ami Light employe* cleared Hi* utlurney presented an af­ First Aid kit available, (U l'l) — Police pushed a fidavit asking that thu sen­ with tickets (or their "turkey paper towels, toilet paper, missing sailors were winking Windows secured. the roads of falling utility mg buildings, publir and pri­ rillas "an *11 front*.” round-the-clock search today tencing he ilyMiycd, shoot" Saturday at their PBA Amusement for children tooth paste, matches, candles, in a remote area nl the Naval vate Diem's speech tn the new­ line*. but banned further for the killer of a dark-haired home on the lake front. Po­ (books, games, eruyolis, etc.). sterno, charcoal, first aid kit, Rase as part of a repair and funds fur stocking these ly elected national assembly Home of C. I). Thompson nn l-year-old girl who wn* stran­ salvage team early .Sunday lice raised the tuikeys. Automobile in operating flashlight, batteries. was muile as a If. 8 . congres­ spaces and denied every cent Eolith I. n k e J e s s u p Ave., t • * gled with her father'* neektiu. morning when tlieir jeep wa» llo NOT go outside during condition with gas tank filled. J sought for new shelter con­ sional investigation tram be­ Oviedo, was destroyed hy fire Funerul service* for Ther­ Uefore leaving swept away by the swollen struction. Lake Monroe PTO will hold Loose objects in vicinity of the storm. gan probing the political sit­ at 4:31) p. ni. Friday. esa Ann Neal will he held your house after the storm waters of the Guantanamo Its first meeting of the term house collected. The action* highlighted uation anil war effort of Fire Chief T. L. Lingo Jr., Tuesday afternoon. She would at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Emergency telephone num­ has subsided, check carefully Htvcr. committee approval of a $13 this Southeast Asian nation. said the blaz* was started have b e e n five year* old this for fallen wires, as these school auditorium, bers available. billion appropriation bill car­ The mission'* leader, Rep, when * gn* truck driver con­ month. • • • might a< tually be tying NEW YORK (UPI) — rying fund* to finance X so- Clement Zablorki, (ll-W U ). nected * host to the tank of The cbilil was found about against your front door. If Note on the spindle: Cou­ called "independent oifices” said the results of tha Inves­ the house. A safety valve ex­ Mine, Ngo Blnh Nhu Sunday 9 p.m. Saturday — still alive there is any doubt, csll your ple had been dating foe three anil agencies of the govrrn- tigation might affect aid ap­ ploded and shot flames, which shandy criticised U. S. of­ power company or the police years, tine evening he took ficials in South Viet Nam — in a garbage can on the 1ment in the 12 months that propriating to thia and other Ignited th* huua*. carport of her parents' home depaitment. Her to a Chinese restaurant. CAI'E CANAVERAL (UPI) started July I. nation*. Sanford firemen answered a Sunday and wra*, In turn During the storm keep — Two construction contracts “ How would you like your Diem prdeicted "certain cull at 3:15 a. m. Sunday to •>hnrply criticized hy her fa­ about two feet from th* Lois Cox. arrested by city rice?” Site replied, demurely, police last week on charges of youiself and other occupants totaling more than f t.3 mil­ victory" in the war against the home of Miss .Margaret ther, their country’, former kitchen door. She wus rushed to the hospital while police or family members or upled lion hare been awarded by the guerrilla*. “Thrown!” Robert* at till South foturrl ambassador to tlu< United tried mouth to-mouth resusci­ “operating a disorderly house" mentally slid physielly. Only • • • the Army Corps of Engineers “ At this same data last Avenue. Fire damaged a down­ State*. Leroy Robb commenced on Celery Avenue, was fined ip the event of serious dam­ for work at the nation's year, s i wera able to aay stair* bedroom and hallway Mme. Nhu and the father, tation. but sht died in th* am­ bulance. $220 and sentenced to 15 days age or injury call the cinrrspaceport, the Army said to­ that f t, 100 face-lifting job on TALLAHASSEE I UPI) — that we had stopped being on and smoke anil heat damaged Tran Van Chuong, spoke in "Thera wa* a necktie day. the court house this morning [ in jail by Municipal Judge ger cy numlwra. the defensive nnd that we had separate television interview* two up.tali* room*. State Ss-n. John K. Mathew* around her tietk with a reg­ Kenneth McIntosh Friday ufRemember, during the peak A $1183,907 contract went Jr., only officially .announced been able to seize the initia­ about the troubled political ular Windsor knot in it,” po­ ternoon. of the storm, in the event it to the Franc hi Construction tive from the enemy'* hands,” til nation in the Southeast L i z ‘P lo p s’ candidate for governor, filed lice l.t. L. J. Auer laid. "It The court al-o assessed (ton crosses directly over your Co., Titusville, for alterations his first weekly financial ac­ he *nid. "Today we have gone Parole Chairman Asian nation. LONDON I ITT > — The wa* pulled so tight we had fines and costs against Robert area, (here will be * Udl, to tuuneh Complex 11 at the TALLAHASSEE (U l'l) — one step further. The controversial Mine. Dally Sketch, commenting on counting today. "We are capable of tubing Veteran State Parole Board Nhu, sister in-luw uf South to cut it off.” the televised "Elisabeth Tay­ L. Farley, Janies Mcl'affery practically a dead calm This Cape, The Jacksonville senator re­ and James U. Buettner, chargcan last fur a few minutes The other contract, fur the offensive on nil front*. It member Raymond Marsh will Viet Nam I'teaUlrul Ngo ported no expenditures on the lor in London." "Her wretch•d, refined little accent hov­ rd with being inmates of a to a half hour or more de­ $334,128, went to H. J. High campaign since he formally has becunte obvious to all ob- take over a* chairman of the Dinh Diem, charged that U. Kelly Kelly pending on speed of the Construction Co. of inland), announced a week ago. But •erven that the war ha* board for the fourth time to­ S. official* in tha country FORT DODGE, Iowa (UPI) ered unhappily over the At­ disorderly house. A 15-year-old girl also ar­ storm. Remember that the for construction of a para­ he said he has received con­ taken an important turn to­ day. Marsh replaces Roy Rus­ gave the Impression of being — Kelly Fitzgerald married lantic ami finally landed with "spec In tom of a Patrick Kelly. So now her a plop somewhere nv the m l* rested was turned over to juv- [ wind will return with even chute packing area for th* tributions totaling fl,o75 (torn ward a certain and meaning­ sell, another board member, merely greater force, Remain ios.de. J manned spacecraft program. [ 1$ person*. enile author iUt*. ful votary.” show.” at the po>t of chairman. uorne w Kelly Kelly. Seminole County On 'Hurricane W atch' House Panel OKs Fires H it In Three Space Funds Areas In Seminole Boykin Draws $40,000 Fine Diem Says Army How Can Win Hunt For Girl's Killer Pushed Father Assails Mme. Nhu Lois Cox Fined $200, Jailed 2 Cope Contracts Top $1.3 Million Mathews Files First Report �/ ~TT-------- f 1 | ‘ • .eU Senk* Offktr Set ToAddress DAYAuxiliary Whitner Ordained A s Deacon An impieaaite service wee conducted Saturday at 10 a m. at Holy Cross Episcopal i hurtti for the ordination of B. F. Whitner J r . of San­ ford, aa deacon of the church. Th# ordination ceremony was performed by Rt. Rev. Henry I. Loutitt. Bishop of South Florida, who waa a t­ tended by Ed LaCour. former Sanford resident now of Mi­ ami, and Jack Horner, of San­ ford, as men acolytes. Sfr>. Nancy Steele. assistgat county eerviee oLTcer for the Vetera e* Admiaiilration, will be guest speaker at 7:JO p.m. Tuesday when tha Samtook County Disabled Amer­ ican Veteran* Auxiliary 30 will meet a t the chapter to n e , Orlando Drive. Mr* The ordiuatiou **ruu>n was given by Rev. H. L. Zimmer­ man, former rector of Holy Cross now of Pompano Beach. I t e r . John R. Griffith, of Tampa, former curate of Holy Croat, read the litany for or­ dination. Rev. John tV. Thomas, rec­ tor of Holy Cross, presented Sir. Whitner for ordination. Th* Parish Choir, under di­ rection of Paul Jenkins, of Stetson Univer-lty, sang the ancient liturgical muaic. A* a perpetual deacon, Mr. Whitner will aa*i«t a t Holy Cross Church In the »«rvic»» and will be an official visitor In hoapltal* and other places. Following th* service a buf­ fet luncheon, under direction of Mr*. Frank Mebane a* chairman, was served In th* Farlih House for th* many out-of-town guests her* for the ordination. This group included Miss Katherine » « n n , dean of women, Florida BUta Unlver»ity; Sir*. (i«orf* McCullough and daughter, Mr*. Elisabeth Austin, of Orlando; F. O. Byrd, of Tallahassee; Mr. and Mr*. Braca Rumph and fam­ ily. of Miami; Mr. and Sir*. Frank Chat* and Mr. and Sira. Whit Chaaa, of Windermere. Visiting clergy, in addition to thosa named, included Rev. Larry Lolling, of Belle Glade; Rav. Robert Tharp, of Ormond Beach, and Rev. A r .' thur Bridger*, of New York. Former Sanford Shipper Dies Mr. Lee SI. Rambnttnm. (W, died in Mount Dora Saturday. He lived in Sanford some year* ago and was a celery buyer and ihlpper. Burial waa in Mount Dora this morning. SUNNYLAND SAUSAGE Former Sanford Resident Dies h a r t since died of a disabil­ ity, daughters of msmbara of Mm auxiliary and any woman who is oilglbla for member•hip hi the DAV shall bo eli­ gible for membenhip In the h e a l organisation. Tbs auxil­ iary meets at 7:30 p.m. the Mcead Tuesday sarh month. Prospective m tm ben may eaO Mr*. Henry P. Johnson or M n. Leo M*n*fleld for_ jnor* M w w i 'N i Mrs. Alice V. Palmer, 71, o< 914 Myrtle Avenue, died Sunday night la a DeLand nursing home following a abort illnaaa. Tha widow af tha late Ralph J. Palm er she had mad* her home In Sanford for the peat 37 yean. Sb* waa a member of th* Plrat Methodist Church of Sanford. Survivors are three sons, Bruce A Palm er and Lam ­ bert Palm ar, both of Sanford and Mark J . Palmer of Or­ lando;.-tw o-daughter, -M ri: Joyce Selbe of Sanford and Mra Ethe 11 Wlsen of Jack ­ sonville Beach; U grandchild­ ren and two great grandchild- Funeral services will be held i t 10:30 a. m. Wednes­ day s t Brlsson Funeral Home Funeral eerviee* for Mr. ChapeL Burial will be in Luther Potter Myndrrse, 66, Lakavlaw Cemetery. at Casselberry, who died Sat­ urday a t tha Veterans Hos­ pital la Lake City, warn bald Sunday a t 7:90 p.m. la the Chapel «f Nlbleek Funeral Mn. Aliea Hay, 63, ■ resi­ Horn# with Rav. Darwin Shea dent of Lake Mary for tha af Relating. past several y ean , died F ri­ The body will be forwarded day in Farmington, Mich., 4o Arlington National Ceme­ whsra she had been visiting tery for burtaL since June. Bora la Schenectady, If. Y„ She was tha wide** of th* Mr. Mynderaa moved to Caa- 1st* Char las I. Hay of Lake aeiberry 17 years ago where Mary. he mad* hie home at 234 Lake Survivor* a n bar mother, Ellen Drive. He was an em­ M n Floy Daniel and a ploy* a t the Prairie Lake sister, Mrs. Irm a Wright, both Drive-In Theater was adjutant of Farmington. Services will be held a t I a t Amarleaw Legion Post 200, waa a World Wer 1 vataran p. m. Wednesday at Brlsson and a member of th* Luther­ Funeral Home with Rev. Ralph K. Taylor of tha Lake an Church. Survivor* are his wife, Mrs. Mary Baptist Church officiat­ Edith Myndarae; a daughter, ing. Burial will b* In OakMra. Marjorie Connor of Or­ lawn Memorial Park. lando; a slater, Mrs. Ruth Swart of Bchsnsctady and three grandchildren. British Navy Short O f Men LONDON (UPI) — Ray­ mond Blackman, tdltor of Jane’s Fighting Ship*, said th at a shortage of 20,000 men In th* Royal Navy haa kapt 129 warship* out of full com­ mission. “So many men have to be an shore undergoing nuclear end technical courses that there ere not that many men to commission ships," bs said. Mother Succumbs Mr*. Grady Duncan, of 1120 Falmetto Avenue, has bv*u called to Canon, Ga., by tho death of her mother, Mr*. W. M Hill. Reg. 45* Mrs Louise Mixon DeBarios, 13, died last Thursday night In A aritoga, Calif., following a heart attack. A native of Sanford, she had mad* her home in Cali­ fornia for the past nine years. Survivors, other than har Immediate family in Califfornia, include her mother, Sirs W. M. Mixon of San­ ford; two brothers Cecil Mix­ on of Lake Mery and Roy MUon of Orlando, her grandTHE TEJfiWT—DeHjflr mother, Mra. Kosa~~5DTnciur for a Sam Houston of Sanford and several nieces commemorative stamp and nephews in Lake Slary la shown above. Draw­ sod Orlando. ing by well-known arService* w art held in Sara­ tiat Tom Lea ahowa toga this morning. the firs t president of the Republic of Texas In a heroic pose. The stamp will go on sale In Houston, Tex., Dec. Anthropology Find Reported French Are. A 23th. BOB WHITE SLICED BACON FRESH LEAN GROUND Bolita Operator Arrested Sunday Clayton Thomas, 49-year-old Negro said to be th* head of bolita operations here, was arrested Sunday on charges of possessing Cube tickets and a e 111 n g alcoholic beverage* without a permit. lie was released on 91,000 bond on the bolita charge and on 9100 bond on tha liquor charge'. Sheriff J. L. Hobby reported that Thomas was arrested by Deputies Charles Fagan and Charles Fox, accompanied by W. Cohourt and L. A. Hooper, beverage depailmant agents, Sunday m o r n i n g on Lake Howell road. DAR-ES-SALAAM, Tang­ anyika (UPI) — British an­ thropologist Dr. L. S. U. Lea­ key reports he haa discovered that two apparently different races of sarly man lived to­ gether. Leakey, who earned Inter­ national recognition for his discovery of the Zlnjanthropus, one of the earliest known specie* of m at, said he un­ covered remains of another race living in the same loca­ tion. He named the new discov­ TEL AVIV, Israel (U PI)— ery the Pr* Zin Man. The Th* Soviet Union has offered fossilised remain* wera found to set up e plant in Egypt In Oldiival Gorb# where Lea­ to assemhlt MIG Jet fighters, FRANKFURT, Germany key has been excavating for Israeli sources said here. 20 years. (UPI) — Frank Dahlsm, for­ Tha plant was dm tilU .l as mer East German slate sec­ similar to ona Russia offered retary for education, has call­ Madonna Lisa, Naopolitan India. A high-ranking Egyp­ ed for th# creation of an wife of Zenobo dal Glocondo, tian military delegation was East-Weet German confedera­ served aa th* modal for Leo­ to leavt for Moscow soon to tion. nardo Da Vinci’s f a m o u s sign th# contract, according Addressing a congress of Mona Llaa. to tha inure#*. th* "Association of People Persecuted by the Nasi*," he said East Germany Is "wholly Great Savings on Easy Terms serious” about negotiating German reunification with FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE West Germany. LEAN BRISKET 5 1 E x tra T h V a l i t S h i p s WITH THtS COUfON AND PlWCHAS* Of Oi v i C a m s P h Quantity Right* Reserved — wiwn disis E x tra T m V i t a l S t i « s I THIS COUVON ANO PURCHASE Of Jet Airplane Plant Offered M A T H E R of Sanford o iu Price* Good thru October 9th s to n e s , inc. — co rra isN T — SAVE 10* EACH . . L IM IT 2 PLEASE. SAVE 14* EACH . . DEEP SOUTH APPLE . . L IM IT 1 W ITH $2.50 FOOD ORDEh. E x tra T m Vi Im S U m m I THIS COUfON ANO PURCHASE Of P « S 9 F mosbm f p U T M K N N > C L L I Grab Sticks SAVE 5# EACH . . ASTOR . . LIM IT 2 PLEASE. 5 0 E x tra T h Vi Ii i S t i i p s WITH THIS COUPON ANO PURCHASE OP Tmo P u t * DIXIE DARLING ENRICHED FAMILY LOAF F ro isn Gold King Onion Rings LAKELAND (UPI) — The Florida Citrus Commission ■aid that powdered orange and grapefruit Juice* may be in­ cluded in the diets of futura astronauts. m ss 14-ox LVS. SWEET. JUICY. FRESH BARTLETT B I G F A M IL Y L S IZ E 9 Large Snowball MORTON CREAM BOOMS Com plete Cauliflower MORTON Spootaitl A Meat or Moc. & Owe.* AS LOW AS — ASTOR FROZEN PURE CONCORD GRAPt EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY M il RTS cliquing DOWNTOWN I'LL ANEKS & LAUNUEUERS 111 PALMB1TO AVfc. PHONE FA 3-63*3 M ATH ER 0/ Sanford Sanford’s Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 K. 1st ST. FA 2-0983 an d a s ta m p £o*t ect �Jk — —- A '«-m* "I«i Claude Hawkins Tops September Blood Donors •S f WattforB VenTB Mon. Oct. 7, ’63—PaRe 3 Hospital Notes Tiger Mrs. Abraham Buckner and OCTOBER I baby boy, all of Sanford; El­ Admissions Mattie Cook. Margaret F. len Woodruff, Mrs. William Keefe, Marian K. Keefe. Mi­ F, Hencghan Sr. and babyboy, all of DeBary. Claude S. Hawkins, with 23 chael Richards, Janet StandiOCTOBER « pint*, tapped 77 blood donors fer. Joseph Caldwall, Annie Admissions Ry U . <jg> BUI Pol Unger (or September at the Semi­ Loi» Alexander, Denm M Howell Shuman, Herman WelYour "Tiger Tales" report­ nole County Blood Bank. Pcnton, David Butler, all of born. Frank Hale. Lester er withes to take this oppor­ Sanford; Luther Browttlow. Frank E. Holmes was a close Hunt. Thelma Sharpe, Nancy tunity to apologize for being second when he donated his Matilda Yoder, Jean Tawcry, Terwillegcr. Dorothy Thomas. all of DeBary; Laura Peter­ Doris Johnson, Melvin King, tardy with the following con­ 22nd pint. gratulations: Other donors were: D. If. son of Altamonte Springs. Mable L. Wiley, Willie L. Happy birthday to Douglas Illrths Green and Clifford F. Proc­ Vance, Leonard Terry, Retlia Morris, who was four on tor, 20; Henry D. Faint, 13; Mr. and .Mrs. Thomas Arnold, Ann Grim*. Sylvia D. Hilton, Aug 2; Harry Morris Jr., fRobcrt W. Conley, 16; William baby boy, Mr. and Mrs. Jack all of Sanford; Emma L. who was eight on Sept. 1: Ro­ R Pressley J r„ H. II. Fort­ Standifer, baby girl. Mr. and Brown, of DeBary; Rufus H. bert G. Weiss. PTt-Pl. who ner and Charles O. Lculh, Mrs. Floyd Pcnton. baby boy, Chambers of Lake Mary. was 32 on Sept. 1: Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Donald­ 15; Williard Sessions and Births and Paul Culver, who were Woodrow W, Hartley, 14; son, baby girl, all of Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. James Terwilone and two, respectively on Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tuwery, John E. Higgins Sr. and legcr, baby boy, of Sanford. Sept. 17; David Ferrier, who baby boy of DeBary. Harry C. Echclbcrger. 13. Discharges was two on Sept. 19; Mrs. HUrharges Jerry Lord and Gordon L. Frank Hale, David Butler, Irene Copeland, who was as Bradley, 12; Robert A. Ben­ Flit-hard Smith, Mac C. Stur­ Lane E. Trawick, Stephen young as she felt on Sept. 21); nett and Joseph D. Duggar, divant, Johnnie Ford, William Boatwright, Marjorie Kipp. William A. Orazil. who was I II; O. K. Robinson, Alvin P. D. Causey, Mary France* Marcus Terrell Williams, Jrrone on Sept. 21, and Barbara ® !ittell Jr. and Melvin A. Yd- Davis, Angela Oglesby, Car ry D. Smith, Mrs. Michael D. Singletary, who was one vington, 10; Carem Gager, ric Smith. Mrs. Carl Lcttau Keenan and baby boy, all of Mrs Susan White, Louis M. and baby boy, all of Sanford; Sanford: Spruoll Beall of De­ on Sept. 22. Happy anniversary lo the Sweeten and l-cster L Tillis, Joseph Ferry of Lake Mary; nary; I.aura Peterson of Al­ following ■•Tigers" and their James N. MeCIoskey of De­ tamonte Springs. nine charming wives; Harry and Clayton .1. Beaulieu, Wil­ Bary: Izzy B. Jaco, Carrie Jo Morris, nine years on lard D. Nelder ami Ned Step­ Lee North, of Longwood. Aug. 2; nobby and Violet OCTOBERJ hens. eight; Roger L. Harris, Robbins, eight years on Aug. Admissions John D. Tyner, Joe S. Red­ ;>9: Philip and Helen Dunbar, den, William E. Flowers, Lane E. Trawitk, Willie Car­ three years on Sept. 29. F.rncat Myrick and Stanley ter. Sadie Harris, Stephen The officers and men of *A. Poloski, seven; Frank J. Boatwright, ail of Sanford; Heavy One join in wishing Tizzo and Henry B. Taylor, Alphonse Van Meg root, Theo­ The Junior Girls M I Club their fellow shipmates and dore Nugent, Elsie Brown, all six. of Sanford elected officers at their families, who comprise Charles S. Harrison, John of DeBary; Ruth Harris of an organizational meeting the best Heavy Attack Squad­ nie W. Scott amt Richard K. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. held last Thursday afternoon, ron in the Navy, the best of Discharges Brooke, five; Clarence W. at the Home Demonstration everything for aU the years Barlow, Kernest A. Sanchez, Clove Manning. David Gnr- Center with Miss Myrtic Wil­ Abner Jackson, Darrell K. day, William L. Vance. Alma son, agent and Miss Eva lo come. Swift and E. B. Hudson, four; Taylor, Henry Peters. Aubrey Hunt, leader. Joe W. Oglesby. Hamel T. J. Griffis, Marian K. Keefe, Named were Joan Repp, Haskins, N. I. Richburg and Margaret F. Keefe, Michael president: Nancy Burkes, “ william W. Chandler, three. Richards, W i l l i e Johnson, vice president; Peggy MeinThree Sanford students at Mrs. Catherine Westbrook, Cloo Thompson, Lee Ford, vale secretary and Judy Stetson University have been Clement B. Beeves. Collie Boone, reporter. Redden, Willie Tillman, liar The ten girls attending the named among 19 upperclass­ old W Dill, William M. Hammeeting voted lo lake cook­ men on tbe Dean's List and "3 mill Emmett J, Ferrell ing as their project for the undergraduates on tbe Honor Floyd —At—LaJlue, Glenn E year with the first lessons Roll. Ferrall and Carolyn E. Michels, senior, to be on making yeast two pints. breints;--------------------------- and Rqy_W. Flleger, Junior William Brickhouse, Henry Funeral services for Mr. Meetings of this group will with ail As. were named'dtt • I. Arthur. Lonnie R. Thomp- Tom Waters, 41, were sche­ be held at the Center each the Dean's List and the Honor * son. Joseph J. Paulling, Fred­ duled at 3 p. m today at the week at 4 p, m. on Thurs­ Roll ami Karon W. Waggoner erick J . Bamsden, Mrs. V. graveside in E v e r g r e e n day. was named on the Honor Roll. Gustafson, Mrs. Darlene Wag­ Cemetery with Rev. Gail ner, Martin Steverson, Tom­ Smith officiating. mie L. Bares, Mrs. Shirley Born Jan. |, 1922 In San­ Wilson, Dolphe* F. Campbell, ford Mr. Waters for the past Richard M. McGinnis, George eight years had lived in Beau­ I,. Swann Jr., Marshal J. mont. Tex., whero he died Mazyck, James E. Whyte, last Thursday. Lorenzo Powell, Theodore Survivors are a son. Tom­ & Satterfield, Clarence A. Flsh- my Waters, U. S. Marines in ™ cr. David C. Uiper and L C. Panama Canal Zone; par­ Williams, one pint. ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Waters S r, of Sanford; three sisters, Mrs. Robert C. Thrasher and Mrs, T. II. Hester of Orlando and Mrs. W. E. Jewell of Ft. Pierce; A benefit variety show will a brother. II. C. Waters Jr. be staged by the Women’s of Orlando: several nieces Auxiliary of Seminole Memur- and nephews; three aunts, _ lal Hospital (Pink Ladles! Mrs Lynwood Jester and W Ort. IB at Seminole High Mrs R. H. Dominick Sr. Kith School. Proceeds will be used of Atlanta amt Mrs. George to help furnish the pediatries Smith of Apopka; two tin word of the hospital. cles, Harry I*. Witherington Program will include the of Apopka ami James Wither­ O r a n g e Blossom doggers, ington of Orlando. Royal Dancers of Winter Brisson Funeral Home Is Park, Variety Trio of Lake in charge of arrangements. Mnry, Promcnndcra of De­ Bary, Sid Vihlen, trumpet The prairie dog received ^ solo; Louis Chamberlin of Or- its name became it has a w lando, pantomime, and the Dc* shrill bark much like that of lnmloliers of DeLand, a dog. Tales Kennedy Signs Test Ban Treaty WASHINGTON turn — United States, Britain and President Kennedy aliened ra t­ Russia, will go into affect ification purer* today to com­ T h u r s d a y when th* three plete U. S. approval of the countries simultaneously de­ treaty banning nuclear test* posit their ratification docu­ in the atmosphere, »pnc* and ments In each other'* rapital. The U. S. Senate voted 80 under water. Kennedy affixed hi* signa­ to 19 on Sept. 24 to ratify the ture to the historic documents treaty. Kennedy planned to eign at a White House ceremony attended by high State De­ four copies of th* ratification partment and disarmament of­ document—one each for Mos­ ficials, and a dozen senator* cow and London, on* for for­ representing b o t h political mal ’‘deposits" In Washington and another to be kept in the parties. The pact, drawn up by the national archives. Today’* ceremony marked drew Johnson administration istratlon, It was used aa a cabs the first major treaty signing to Theodora Roosevelt admin-1 Inet room. In the White House treaty room since Aug. 12, 1898, For when a peace pact was signed with Spain. The room recently was refurbished. The treaty room once was a waiting room fur President Lincoln’s office. From the AnDuring the fiscal year end­ ed June 30, 1962, the U. S. Patent Office granted 83,679 imtcnts, according to Britannica Book of the Year, Casualty McKIBBIN 114 NORTH PARK FA 2 0331 4-H Girls Elect flew Officers GR.BEEF 5»*1” • PIZZAS 10 8 9 3 Sanfordites Win Honors Last Rites Held S s^ 'ik tlo rT o m .Waters Pink Ladies Plan Variety Benefit INDIVIDUAL21/2 u NAPOLETABA PRICES COOD TH R U WEDNESDAY Q UANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 2160 P a r k Ave. LADY FAIR FRESH BAKED 8* PEACH PIES 39< VALUE LADY FAIR THIN SL1 CED PULLMAN BREAD25 FR C S IX T R A MERCHANTS CRIEN STAMPS WimIM MtguFUNAMD M • ‘M ifrt ' 08 PIC. OP • LADT M i l K I D CINNAMON BUNSM 10 t * if H I N t b N «*'* FLdK»*M lff-41 NNOMBai T h e p rice Is m e d iu m ... th e luxury m a xim u m ... th e ca r Is M e rc u ry jlM i, FY K E -T A ST E ® P IN K S A LM O N S ^u. MINUTE R t n u i c zMAID w iu rFROZEN n u te n p Orange Delight K ° ° FRE-MAH M A Y O N N A ISE OT. CRISP FRESH CELLO WRAPPED * When you want more than the usual in a medium-price car, Mercury’s the one to look at. You’ll find rich interiors in the elegant new Park Lane. Extravagant spaciousness. Responsive power —a 3VU cu. in.V-8 is standard. And a choice of two different-looking styles. Mercury the uniit >uu amri ihjn the utual in all thttt wiy»: ett^ iti \ \ field. Mule Icpi Ilhjiu, ke*J room, cmry room. More trunk itocc — IS suitrast* big (17.1 co. f t . ) . Cli cr of r u y M«rAider ti t l in g (left' or lireeicway D en^n ( ' • ibe rear window opens for vrntiLitioti 2 UNCOIN MfUCuRV OIVISICN ( ' S S n i W^TOR CQMPSMf *6 4 M e r c u r y t 109 North Palmetto •* FF Deluxe WAFFLES - 5 oz PKG N o fin e r c a r In t h * m e d i u m - p r i c e fie ld HUNT L IN C O L N -M E R C U R Y , INC. CARROTS FRCzfcN FANCY S N O IB A L L L|M! T . 7 to. »m «; , CAULIFLOW ER -- 2 5 f �Peftr Edson Shrinking Money t o r M T , fa H I th e W * r dlapoMbto Income — tha mono? in , p i t don't Mad flowers jtu t yet. ha* com jroo about 88 centa oa Um buck duriBf tha paat 10 year*. Ta «*aetTtB« National fad Tb ba asset, , trial „ al Conference Board reports that between 1982 and 1962 Americana' y o u r p o c k a t a f t e r ta x e s a r e p a id — Political Notebook jumped by $146 billion, from $239 billion to $385 billion. But inflation ate away nearly one-third of the increase — $46 bil­ lion. Janie . . Best Dressed the retailers, the manufacturers . . . and, of course, to Its 450,000 mem­ bers — all of whom have joined to­ gether to give the beat in women’s wear at prices within range. Co-operation between skilled workers and management reflceta “your guarantee that the clothing you buy was made by skilled crafts­ men in a shop reflecting the best American standards and traditions.’* And this means continued employ­ ment in the garment industry. Janie — one of America's best women to be — ia making her appearance elsewhere in today's Herald. Janie’s appearance is the Ladles Garment Workers Union's way of complimenting the woman of Amer­ ica as the best-dressed in the world, a t the same time giving credit to those who make up the American garment Industry. . The onion points to tha designers, Blunder On The Right tures before it could move on to the second stage in the present, more complex amending process. Yet even though chances are now regarded aa slim that this will hap­ pen on any of these proposals, some persons continue to voice concern that they may somehow find new life In the months ahead. One such is Archibald Cox, U. 8. Solicitor General. In a Washington talk, he deplored the proposal he said would “eliminate the national voice” from the constitutional amending process. Congress is th at voice, and it la considered significant that all the existing 23 amendments to the U. S. Constitution were initiated by Con­ gress—not the states. Under the proposed change, 84 states approving an identical amend­ ment could have it thereafter sub­ mitted for ratification by 38 stntes (three-fourths of the 50) without any reference to Congress. Cox points out that it would be possible to put together a combina­ tion of 38 states whose total popula­ tion would Iw less than 40 per cent of all Americans. This hardly seems a sufficient proportion to be given a controlling voice in altering the Constitution and perhaps affecting the whole course of American life for decudes to come. Some lawyers and specialists in federal • state relations are suving there ia now virtually no likelihood any of the etxalled “states’ rights” amendments to the U. S. Constitu­ tion will make serious headway toward passage. In recent weeks they have been condemned by the American Bar As­ sociation and tha National Associa­ tion of Attorneys General (of the •0 statea). The National Legislative Confer­ ence, a body of state legislators who last year started these amendments on their way, this summer took a wobbly stand whose net effect is rated negative. The amendments, of course, are those which would (1) alter the con­ stitutional amending process to make It easier for states (without partici­ pation of Congress) to initiate and ratify amendments; (2) bar the fed•rs) courts from any role in state legislative reapportionment; (3) create a special 60-member Court of tha Union, superior to the U. S. Su­ preme Court, to hear cases Involving federal-etate relations. Roughly a dozen state legisla­ ture* have approved the first two, bat only five have endorsed the Court of the Union. And relatively lew legislatures will convene in 1904. Each proposal would have to have the endorsement of 34 state legisla­ Dr. Crane's The Editor OUR BOARDING HOUSE _ 11 wouldn ' t *> f ie * RAVCTER.IF/WYIIFE: e r e a s d r a b Ar. STILL HAMENT flN EN HOUR VAfcTD W K 6PRIMO Cl CANING t BUT THAt'^ s o u r s / tmg o n l v GLOFtV You’ve EVER ABOUT AVERAGE FOR. WOO f WON WAS A JSUALLY. WOO TAKW DOvWM NOMINATION FOR :HRtSTAtA3 T«EW XSU'ST IN TlfAE HEN-PECKED FOR TUb TRADITIONAL 4 '* H U S B A N D O F T V tlT ---- «—----—% JULY FIRS KQAD* b y -m e w/c/.nooptR.vtH’tra. c l o s e -ta c o t u M & H i m y a n d woo ry\l M O O PLEs»V ^- f7 . OfItt &anfarfc ij era Page 4 Sanford, Florida Monday, October 7 1963 w a i.T c a a . n ic i.o w , c u r r o a t * n rie L ia u r.w r n r .u raw *•»:*.» rNEIt WKLI.I ii.ti.a u * raito r j r o v WKLU O u n tr c c r c i.i* ao el.tr H dller r a n w eb E ditor Mop lia nle.l J ttIH Diipi. ailOKW IKIIN D m l i u u M anager IHIMLRY J . IIB A S T ClaoolMod M o n .g o r rnavK v o i .t o i . i m i C i r n ’l . l l o n M a n a g er t l UaC M IP TIO V II I T U . H u b . O .II,.rr fie wook I l l W all I , miHui. r . u . i r Ill O ib .e » ) ou t T - . r (.on « M i n t h . t i n t M onth. I I I . SO I Y«*r (T1 « Month* 1*4 | Month* ■ 1.0* I Month LOW 1 Month O. S V o l t . I I t i f u l . t l o n . pro*l.l. th a t all melt eubtc rlp U one b . paid la a d v e n e . l n t tr o d a* ooeond r l a i o m . t t o r Ootobor 17, 1*1* a t (ho Pott fflc* a f ka n lo rd , F lorida, u n d . r tho Acl « ( Congr.a* or M*rc» consumer bard goods. The council also endorses such varied programs •» health Insurance under social security, low income tax-reauctions, better public ac­ commodations for Negroes and much more public edu­ cation on consumer credit uses and costs. Those are mere highlights in what is probably the most comprehensive report on con­ sumer protection ever com­ piled. The 13-member Consumer Advisory Council was appoint­ ed over a year ago at the suggestion of President Ken­ nedy. It has worked quietly — perhaps too quietly—with the President's Council of Eco­ nomic Advisers under chair­ man Walter Heller. There have been no public bearings and no progress reports. This has given some Impression of Inactivity. Actually, the final CAC re­ port was drafted by Dr. Ro­ bert J . Lampman, professor of economics at University of Wisconsin. Tha draft report was sub­ mitted to tha 23 U. S. govern­ ment agencies now having of­ fices for consumer protection. After their review, final re­ visions were made by CAC and CEA. Members of tha Consumer Advisory Council under chair­ manship of Dean Helen G. Cono>er of Cornell's School of Economics Include; Dr. Carolina Ware, former chair­ man of Consumer Clearing House; Mrs. Persia Camp­ bell. City University of New York; Mrs. Helen E. Nelson, California Consumer Council; Mrs. John G. Lee, former president. League of Women Voters; Sylvia Porter, finan­ cial columnist. Also, these male members served: David Angevlne, Co- operative League, Chicago; Dr. Edward 8. Lewis, New York Urban League; Minna, sola’s Attorney General Wal­ ter F. Mondale; Dr. Richard L. D. Morse of Kansas Uni­ versity; and Dr. Colston K. Warne, president of the Con­ sumers Union. Quotes The nation needs a tax cut now, not a tax cut "If," not a tax cut “whan," not a tax cut in tha future nor a tax cut for the few. This nation need* a tax cut that will benefit every family, every business and every p art of the nation. —President Kennedy. I t waa like tha legendary cave of All Baba. —Paris, France, pollcema*. on the discovery of a IX million hoard of paintinga, rare book* and other a rt treasures In apartm ent of a Yugoalav painter. I am a student of fine art*. —Nikola Franuaik, arrested Yugoalav house painter. I never saw a wall tfiat could be knocked down more easily. I t cannot hold 17 mil­ lion people back Indefinite. ly- —Frank L. Howley, TT. i . Commandant of West Bar. tin during tha blockade days, visiting Um Berlin WalL Editor, Herald toward the care and well-be­ Editor. Herald On behalf of the SanfordWanted >uu to know what a ing of the patient*. Seminole Junior Chamber of My thank* and deep apprejov It 1* to :cc some stood lo­ Commerce, let mo expreaa e l a t i o n to a wonderful cal (porta reporting in the our sincere appreciation for paper once again. Our Semin­ "crew.” Edwin Miller tho co-operation that you gave us in our Rabies Clinic ole tram* work hard amt they Project, held Sept » . 1943. certainly deserve recognition’ Kditnr. Heiald The support you gave us in our local paper. Congrat­ On Oct. 2, 1963, my husband through articles in The San­ and I bad occaiion to u m the ulation* to Julian Stemtrom American Rvd Cross for the ford Herald certainly helped FIRST DOLARS for doing thi* fine Job. to make the auccesi of this Mr*. Raymond E. l.undquiit first time. Recalls* of this project. Although we had Tha Continental dollars of most favorable experience I 18145786 1776 wera the first dollars would like for all of Sanford imped fur a much better turn­ Editor, llerakt Issued In th* new United out, we feel that the project Having heard, In the paat, to know what a wonderful was successful with the vac­ 8tat**. They were not au­ agency wa hava hero and give many advene comment* on thorised and very little It cination of too pet animate the Somlnole Memorial Hox- a *pedal word of thanks and and an Income of MOO which known of their minting. The appreciation to our local Red pital and the service It ren­ will give us a good start to­ coins were struck In sliver, ders, I (eel duty hound to pub­ Crosx secretary, Mr*. Ma- wards the construction of a bras* and pewter, probably Ihtlde Friaael. licly dispel tin* misconcep­ County Animal Shelter. in Birmingham, England. We appreciate tho fact that tion. It is co-operation Uka this, My recent confinement wa* our problem aeemed Import­ that helps an organisation my flrat In (hit hospital and ant to her. My husband Is in such ax ouri to successfully OVER 35 YEARS may I say that I have noth­ the United Statea Army and At First A Palmetto What la wrong with Martha? ing but the highest praise for wax home on leave. Before carry out projects which will benefit our entire ires. We (Aloagelde old poet office) leaving Fort Sill, Okla., he Is ahe going Insane ?* Mr. Robert Besserer and his were very fortunate with this M artha la limply a cleaal- atalf who were gracious, wa* given a set of orders, particular project in that the cal ea*a of what wa piychla- friendly, attentive and most which stated he had a 14-day co-operation w a received triata call tha “Lady Macbeth accommodating, around the leave. This was in error be­ from all sources was evercause hi* leave was to be 1? whelming. clock. Complex.** days. He went to the orders The meals w en appetizing, Thera are still many things You hltake.pearn gtudentt office to have them changed, about rabies about which the will recall that Lady Macbeth delicious, well prepared, and • Carpeta • Furnitere which they were; however, public should be made aware. achemed to produce a murder. served on time and from my • Til* • Piaaoa some hours later while cn- We hope that you might be observation*, *11 the person­ Although ehe did not ac­ • Rental Ileda route home he happened to able lo run a series of arti­ nel expended every effort tually do the killing, ahe later be looking at his orders and cles dealing with this sub­ thought eha eaw drop* of much to hia horror ho had ject, such as "Rabies In blood on her hauda. »TV SM been given the old set of or Bata" and -Why Children Ho ah* became a victim of tiers. Ho Immediately sent a Should Be Taught Not To tha exrecalv* hamlwaahlng registered letter to Fort Sill. IMay With Wild Animals.” lly Hal Cochran mania. , It lookrd a* though he would Again, many thanks for It wa* claimed that auioku tiuvxr to leave before ever an 1ST. 1935 Martlia ahuua the aimilar your assistance. Yours for a overcame five firemen when answer arrived. Rut ha hap­ bigger, better and safer San fear of contamination, though COWWOBAVIOM JL1. aha haan't committed any a bunch of girls ran from a pened by tho United Fund Of­ ford and Seminole County. -lANFOROmurder. dormitory l i r a in their fice tho day before h* was to J. Harold Chapman, IllRlFtrst SC ...JA hfail4J4] leave and Mrs. Ganas sug­ Rut Martha haa a aecrel nightie*. Chairman gested he go to the Red Croa.x. guilt complex that makes her Rabies Vaccination 431K Orange Ara. GArdwi 4-3601 which tic did. In less than an 114 S o. Palmetto feel her hands ara polluted. Clinic Why didn't wo just call hour a telegram had a con­ 401 W. Central Blvd. bkdsa M49J So aha washei them literal, some of tha gal's doggy bath­ 1343 L CMmW Or, (Arise S-2M1 Jr. Chamber of PhoB* FA 2-0814 firmation of hia sew orders ly dotena ct tlmea per day un­ ing suits peekrnees? Commerce and ha Is itlU home. til they ara chapped and This extra lima was so Im­ bleeding. Gossip may not have a leg 'Hut, Dr. Crane," ah* later to stand on but it aura can portant because we hava been married only three months protected, "I juet feel auch a travel mighty fast. and when ho loaves bo will terrible urge to waah them bo stationed In Germany for over and over, that I ean’t The single man spent more ■top, even though they bleed. money for dinner* and ahowa three years. Under these cir What do you readers think on hia gal than ba dura on hia ciimatances a few days mean SEVERAL NEW HOMES ARE NOW COMPLETE — a lot. had mail* Martha so fearful wife. Thanks again to Mrs. Friaof germa and finger pollu LIKE THE CENTRALLY HEATED 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOME sel. of tho Sanford Chapter of tlon? Behind the wheel of an tho American Red Cross and Martha had been urged to auto I* no placa for the sue AT 418 TANGELO DRIVE — IN THE NEW SECTION OF Mrs. Ganas of tha United undergo ehork treatment ae cesaful buelneae man who Fund of Scminol* County. a final meant of fogging her wcei't atop a t anything. Mrs. Dolly Francisco mind so eha would forget her dread of germa. Ilut eurh chock treatment ALL NEW would not ba curative. It would ba murh Ilka taking at. plrin for a headacha due to aetigmatiam. MODERN KITCHENS BY laterlor Arrylte Tha raal cure of that headCONVENIENT VA, FHA, U tex Paint acha would ba properly fitted AND CONVENTIONAL ONE COAT eya glaaaee, for tha aaplrin would almply maak tha pain FINANCING NO DRIP tamporarily but aot curt tta llujr One Gal. — original cauae. Other homes are under construction — choose one of Get One FREE! Ia aimilar fashion, a great ■leal of shock treatment la these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance • OUTSTANDING HIDING POWER being used today which could w CAN BE SCRUBBED WITHIN 10 DAYS colors. See these homes today • OKIES IN 30 MINUTES bo eliminated if the baaie • NO PAINTY ODOR causes of tho patients' trou­ • SOAP AND WATER CLEAN-UP bles ware dug up via psycho­ The Only Paint With A analysis. Although gonna aro real WRITTEN thinga, they aro uauaily not UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE a cam* for tha axceaaive CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY bandwashing la which Mar­ Also Can Re Tinted 1,500 Different Colore General Office 211 W. 25th 81. Phone FA 2*3103 tha indulge*. HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUII RD. • FOLLOW OUR SIGNS So Martha la almply ex­ pressing an Inner sexual con­ flict. B* aura to read tumor, 209 W. ltd ST. FA 2-3619 Salem Agenle row's follow-up. Worry Clinic CASK Q-4#7i Martha G., "If a delivery boy aeta foot on the kitchen linoleum, then •* •4 44, ia • vary dramatic aha goe* almost beraerk. "For aha will aerub the "Dr. Crane,” her huaband floor whera he wnlked and begem, "M aratha has an In­ then go over it aguln with lytense phobia of germa. aci. " It began in tha paat year. "If itrangera romp* for a She bow makta Ufa mlaarahle vlait, then aha trice to wipe for heraalf and all tha rest t h a upholetrred furnitura af the family. where they aat, using deter, T o r 'example, aha will nut grille and even rubbing al­ area let ua enter tha houee cohol. until wa taka off our ahcea, “She aleo washes her own for aha fear* wa will contami­ hand* 10 incessantly that nate tha houaa. they ara raw and bleeding. WASHINGTON - (NBA) Creation of n government Held service for consumer protection throughout t h e country I* one of the more challenging Ideas to be sug­ gested In the first report from President Kennedy’s Consum­ e r Advisory Council—CAC— now being readied for early release. And to top this, there is an­ other proposal that the gov­ ernment sponsor — that is, publish—a monthly news let­ ter to provide a two-way flow of information between con­ sumers and government agen­ cies charged with protecting the public interest. Uses# and other such for­ ward-looking Idea* may be shrugged off in Washington as just a lot more welfare state planning, which goes on all tho time. Then, around the country, among merchants and manu­ facturers, any thought of more government horning in and reporting on consumer goods offered for sala to the public In a free market may be considered too much inter­ ference with private enter­ prise, even to protect buyers. T h e Consumer Advisory Council report in nearly final form ia aaid to contain auch an unsyslematlied collection of recommendations that It is something of a mishmash. It aska the U. S. Depart meat of Agriculture to review Its standards for grading and labeling, to obtain more uni formlty. The council asks for souped-up enforcement of consumer protaction orderi, with leas discretion left to the Judgment of Inspectors who pass on everything f r o m meats to housing. The council endorses the idea proposed by Sen. Vance Hartke, D-Ind., and others for labeling of wood products and household furniture. This would give consumers the same protection they now have oa wool and synthetic fiber textiles. Labeling would also be required on all re ­ packaged imports. Ia Its recommendations on consumer safety, CAC advo­ cate* more staff for the Food and Drug Administration for premarkating Inspection of cosmetics and labeling haz­ ardous eubstsnees. National safety standards would also be set on electrical and other household equip­ ment. National as opposed to state standards arc recom­ mended for highway safety. The council asks for a study of converting all U. S. mea­ surements to tha metric sys­ tem. It recommends that the B u r e a u of Standards be strengthened for more re­ search and dissemination of Information to the public on MONEY Sanlord Furniture Co. Barbs t -G .A .C .FINANCE READY TO MOVE IN! Rol Hide Ravenna Park GENERAL f t ELECTRIC S hoQ M aluih Mary Carter Paints STEN STRO M C O N S T R U C T IO N CO . R EALTY l) �> * #lj» # n f«rl f ir t ll Von. Oct T, *69— Pair* I , ^ , >-i*1•, f NICKS Lyman P T A Schedules • t IFFICTIVK MON., TUKS., W ID., OCT. 7.1.9, 1993 C A M P B E L L 'S TOMATO Planting D a y' By J u c C iiw lbtrry jvllle, beautification chairman. The principal project of the | at 7 South Prairie Lake Dr. Lyman High School P.T.A. | Fern Park or left at the this year will be beautifica­ school office Thursday and tion of the school grounds Friday from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Workers are needed to help ami a planting day has been set for Saturday, starting at with the planting on Satur­ day morning. For further in­ 8 a. m. Donations of money or formation call Mrs. Saville plants (preferably the frceic or Mrs. Joseph Pavclchak, proof varieties) will be wel­ P.T.A. president. Home room comed. Plants may be brought mothers lor the school met to tile school on Saturday Thursday night to make ami donations of money may­ plans for helping with the be sent to Mrs. Austin Sa- project. Twelfth grade home room mothers arc Mrs. Paul Kerr, Mrs Joseph Pavelchak, Mrs. Merle Kent. Mrs. George Hlghsmith, Mrs. Jam es Burk hart and Mrs. Leonard Jones. Eleventh grade mothers are Mrs. Mary Mobley. Mrs. Thomas Pinnock, Mrs. H. W. Smith, Mrs. Ralph Stevens, Mrs Pat Lego and Mrs. 11. By Mrs. Clarence Snyder The executive board of the E. Bathell. Tenth grade mothers are Osteen Civic Association met last Wednesday night at the Mrs. Garland Shaw, Mrs. home of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Graham Fuller, Mrs. Fran­ cis Sanders, .Mrs. A1 LorPfelfauf. The Charter of the organi­ mann. Mrs. Jam es Legs Sr. zation has been drawn up ami Mrs. George Hern, Mrs. signed. More than 100 signa­ Clare Balmer, Mrs. Jack tures have been obtained Simpkins and Mrs. Alvin from residents of the com Ucnkleman. munlty expressing a desire for such an organiiation. The land on which a com munity building will be built has been donated by Mrs. ----------William Doyle In memory of P l a n t D m i O r f c her husband ‘GTS h ilv '-W - - L 1.0 l l j _ l I U l v v l ) William Doyle. By Mona Grlnstrad Arrangements have been North Orlando's Our Lady made to have the land clear esl and a notice will be posted Circle of tile Church of the in the postofflcc telling of Nativity Catholic Women's the progress being made by Club made plans to sell Christmas Cards starting in the group. As soon as the charter is November at a meeting held approved plans will be com­ last week at the home of pleted for a membership Mrs. Jeann Sills. After the first of the month drive. Those attending this meet­ cards can he ordered at the ing were: Joe Masters, Fid- liomc of Mrs. Hilda Sommer ward Pell. Mr. and Mrs. Nor­ Other money making pro man Miller, Mrs. James teds planned by the Circle Wallin, Mrs. John Tatum Jr., include a rummage sale to be held at a later date. Dona­ and Mr. and Mrs. Pfeifauf. tions arc being requested for used goods which can be <lc live red to Mrs. Sommer's home or turned over to any member of the group. WEST PALM BEACH (UPI) Plans also wc-e discussed —Two Mississippi stale prison for sponsoring a Social Night escapers, thrlsly from ques as one of the projects. tinning by deputies at the Two new members were county jail Wednesday, were welcomed to the circle. Door allowed to get a drink of wa­ price was won by Mrs. Som ter and never returned. liter. Deputies said a third fugl Next month's meeting will live from Mississippi, Benny lie held at the home of Mrs. Jack Williams, 21, didn't ask Joseph Scheutiow, Algerier* for water and was still In cus­ SL All Catholic women are tody. invited to attend the meetings | An all points bulletin was which are held in homes of out today for Albert Lee Le- the members onto each pard, 28, and Daniel Cole, ?1, month. who escaped with Williams from Ihe Mississippi Peniten­ tiary Sept. 18. Osteen Civic Group Signs Charter SOUP 10!A-ai. Can G E N U IN E Samsonite W ith $2 5 W orth Of F u b lli Cosh Register T apes! William F. Fulford. electri­ cian’s mate fireman, USN, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ ward L. Fulford, 111 Lake Boulevard, has reported for duty aboard the submarine L'SS Sablefish, an Atlantic Fleet unit operating out of the Naval Submarine Base at New London, Conn. Richard J Jansen, machin­ ist's mate fireman. USN, son of Mrs, Anna E. Jansen, 412 Orange Avenue, was graduat­ ed from the eight-week sub­ marine school at New London and will be assigned to a submarine fur seven months. Army Pvt. Willard U, Nelder II, whose wife, Connie, re­ sides at 116 West First Street, is participating with the Se­ cond Infantry Division in a a trading session at the Na­ val Amphibious Training School, Little Creek, Va. ills lather resides at 138 Coron­ ado Road, Dellary. MIAMI (U I’D —The Immlyrntlnn Appeal* Rnnrd in Washington has granted a new henrinir to 25 Haitian ex­ iles who wore denied admis­ sion into this country Inst month. Miami attorney C h a r l e s Ashmarin said the new hrurinir was grunted on Riuunde the exiles may not have un­ derstood the deportation pro. reeding* In Miami Kept. IK. Ashmann said no dute has been set for the new hearimt. This Emblem Identifies Your Welcome Wagon Sponsors^ By Jane Casvelberry Hearing anti sight clinics will be conducted at English Estates Elementary School starting today ami continuing through next week. Grades 1, 3, and 3, will have thetr ears tested and grades 1. !, 4, and 6 will have their eyes checked. Mrs. Jo Thorne is chair­ man of the clinics. Board To Meet The - Lyman High School PTA Executive Board will meet Thursday, at 8 p m. in th« teachers' lounge. All ooard members are urged too attend. fr o z e n fo o d s • Waffles...................... ib . 1 29' 0 * B reakstone's B PiHshury S er I M Baking Powder Swift’s Prem ium Ire e h fe e t Link-Sausage ....................VS 39* T U - - ' " ----------------- ' 2 .. ... . . 2 . h . ' " ■ . r '% | b ______- ........ ........ . . ____ _. . . . . . 2 CANNED ■ — $3 79 g — ROYAL GELATIN 79 lb. . --------------T p u n p a n A. kl ti MWdN, . mmJt, -d* I i. ■ A-. (LIMIT 3) ALL FLAVORS STEAK Plui 100 eitre tlrJl Green Stompa r — . ROUND HAMS REG. PKGS. - • . • • w - i 'b M ____ - ■ABodt i ii'it AAM- * . •kH i 1 »■- o c r'i m SWIFT'S PREM IUM PROTEN TENDER-AGED GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN FULL-CUT SWIFT'S PREM IUM BONELESS can Cream Cheese........ ’* £ a* Velveeta...................... m 89* Biscuits.................... 19* Kraft'e Choose Spread Beef Franks......................... *. 59' w — 1 >• bmvhilwiwMi.......... r . i * on THESE COUPONS WORTH 550 S&H GREEN STAMPS lO O tikkf'l Tl Tomato Juice V e e V T ilO O » * 12 1 0 * * *i» 25c H P Wk*l# U*f m UJ Swift's Premium B'less Canned Hums 5-lb. cun $3.79 Apricots || mrnmrnm^ too w fO O *iH 29* f»P Slited Red Beets.............. (E X T R A 10* Kratt'i Pi b m Uk*l FREE M * Peaches . . . . •I* ail imsm at a«nS«M«<i W W , OM. (. IMS • Otau* PriMtawU J t jl G r e e n S t a m p s l» - 'N $!'..1 Prune Juice......... 3 £ Mayonnaise . . . Or e e n S tam p s >S Alt iww. a*2 pmcSm* at • * * • & 49* D*t«ff*nP Sp««l«l (S**w 10*1 COlCATf TOOTH BRUIHIS (20c-0FF) adult sine 69e Salvo Tablets A 69* ■ • • Goia 3**1 w m Dog Food . .- . . *.A.• pit.. . 6 s o Mi G*,*reen S ta m p s^ 4>a <•***» «*J *A w „ VilitM WM. (ML L 19*1 Yellow Tall Boy Tumbler || I o n ly . M IM O O .P M M M M Ml G*1*reen S ta m p s ^ Wll u«fa* <aC A • I * A ll m a o * MAXV/ILL HOU3I 80HU3 PACK INSTANT COPPII 1 I-O I JAR $ U 9 i n -n ww, o*t a, imi __ || Jjl G*(Areen Slam paS Altcou^a* anj ■*»»•» W«l- Ort. V ISM 11 alcoa aluminum foil 33* ; i^ P IV A L O N H O U SE H O LD S P O N G E ^ ! __ Jo marcal whife paper napkins 2 ‘S J 25* reg. tiic 39c I cf p h Wed-, 0 *1. t, 1MB marcal pastel paper napkins 2 23* q .1 •f $5.00 *e mar* m i aunktaa A KRAFT'S THOUSAND ISUNO DKISSIN* tz J iT W V R e Y M G*1Areen Stam p s Al* rwrw. mi imAtm A 29 timR 1 w /p u rc k o m H V if f i'W J a l G re e n S t a m p * . S ta m p s R EG U LA R M 0 D E SS 2 rag. aina 89c 87* FEATURE OF T H E W EEK Heltne Curtis Rig. er Sett Spray Set __ 2 V i-o i. site 69c plus tan _ urowsmi TE 8-1311 S. Seminole Tokay Grapes 0 Swift's Prem ium Fur* (u u im iu u u iM JtM l Nora N'orria 25' 5 -o i. • in o u r m eat dfeparliiient • « a . a.!. •. isaa 11 Virginia IVroskt P. U. Hus 1211 Sanford Phyllis Rugrnslrin FA 2 62.il Lake Mary R ID FLAME • d a iry sp e cial* • McCORMICK'S PURI BUCK PIPPfl t-es. cun 39c firms tMTcnasmo ms • fowsonshif . a u a s i R Rolls............................ ........PV Mi G reen FIrnj of ffistlft la (It tabus and title Ilk ol row Maumify. n e M orton's Clovorlaaf or Parkarhouia fW w a r w L Clinic Tests Open Today produce lane • § Downy-Flak# Frotan Z Prisoners Go For Drink; Flee Sailor Assigned To Submarine LIM IT 1 FIR CUSTOMKR W ITH FURCHASKS OF $3.00 OR M O R I Folding Table *3 W Catholic Circle Haitian Exiles Get Hearing ,» ij. - * i*. I -v* * -t * I s WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! 8-ei. jar 39c U ^ l . DM- O.L *. IMS fl M M M M M M M ll Seminole Plaza W SV n e Y M Casselberry, Fla. Jl)i Green Stam p s • * * « " «"J *r. Hwy. 17-92 & ii i m COMSTOCK SLICED P1I AFPLIS 2 # 2 cant 50e __ S ta i r * * WW .. Oi l a b & m baked beans •£* 29* IM * SR 436 |( b & m brown bread .7. 19* swift'ning shortening V* 69* Born In O c to to rf Tima to Ronaw Your D r h o n ' Liconsol J ---------- �f Seminole, Lyman Both Score Shutout Victories Lyle, Carlson Palmer Picks Pace Hounds Up $125,000 In 20*0Win Tribe In 59-0 Bench QB'sOf Scalping *Spree Eagles, Bean Prove Value list play, want tha The second one came the Tribe took ever on By Dick Grant own 40. Lawson immediately Herald Sports Writer raced 41 yards, Hinson tossed New Smyrna Beacb— The Incomplete pass, and Take it from the Chicago Lyman Greyhounds shut-out Sparkman fled the final 19 B e a n and P h i l a d e l p h i a the New Smyrna Beach Bar­ for the score. Hinson picked Eagles, whether lt‘i football racudas Friday night to a up th* PAT on s run. o r baaeball, there’* nothing score of 20-0. Going into th* third like having a good man In the The Greyhound team didn't leading 28 to 0, Billy Brown ballpen. take long to show the 'Cudas Intercepted a Darter psaa on Rudjr Bakich of the Bear* who was going to play the th* Apopka 27 and returned and King Hill of the Eagle*, a toughed on defense aud of­ four yards. Black picked up pair of Journeymen quarter* fense. his second TD of tho evening backs who have been knocking The game on the ground on a 23-yard gallop. around the National Football we* led by Les Lyle with 9! The Tribe posted League, came off the bench yard: and Pete Carlson with more points about four Bbnday and turned In winning 82, Frank Hundley gave ex­ performance* aa impreulv* a* ute* later when Tillis return­ cellent assistance with two ed another Apopka punt to B art liar, T. A. Title. Frank touchdowns and 27 yards. tha Blue Darters’ 39, Hinson, Span and Charlie Johnson. The first quarter of play The B ean ram* from behind on a keeper, went off tackle saw piently ot action from the to beat the Baltimore Colta, for 10 and hit the middle for Hounds who started things off 1 M , Sunday and th* Cleve­ two before Lawson packed with a boom. land Brown* defeated th* the leather 27 yard* for th* The opening kickoff went Plttaburgh Steelcri, 36-23. Sat­ sixth Sanford touchdown. to the 'Cudas who brought the urday night to extend their Hinson picked up tho PAT ball back to their 27 yard epotleaa records to 4-0. on a run. line. Then on the first play Starr, Tittla and Johnson downs against the Apopka Blue Dartera Friday BUDDY LAWSON (31) is shown as he began a 8emlnol*'a last thrsa scores of the game, • drive op he sack threw three touchdown night. run th a t resulted in one of the numerous touch­ cams In rapid firs order in middle th* ball was lost, and passes Sunday to keep the tha fourth quarter. Late In Big Hilton Bennett recovered Green Bay Packers. New York for the 'Hounds. Then Les the period Scott carried an G lasts and S t Louis Cardin­ Lyle pulled through the mid­ Apopka punt to th* Blue Dar­ als closaly in contention with dle for th* dash to tha goal ter 28. Lawaon picked op four, S-l records. Tbs Packers drub­ line. The extra point was Hlneon carried to tho 21 and bed the Loa Angeles Kama, kicked by Griffin. Afterward 8parkman bulled hie way 42-10; the Glante whipped the both the team* tightened up through tho Apopka aecondWashington Rsdaklna, 21-14; holding off a n y .mere scoring ary and thundered tho rest of NEW YOIUC (UPI) - Wel­ LOS ANGELES (UPI) and th* Cards walloped the in this period. the way. "Lawson grabbed Walter Alston of the Los An­ terweight ebampkm Emile Minnesota Vikings, 49-14. The second quarter again Hinson's pass for the extra geles Dodgers felt he was By Bek Theme* nsxt play, Green took a Griffith waa back in New proved plenty of action with HllPa passes helped the point all square with the baseball Herald Sports Writer hand off and boomed up the York today with louder de­ the 'Cudas making a long Eagles icora their first vic­ Th* aecond fourth-period fates today — and manager The Crooms High Panthers middle for an exciting 34 tory of the season as they sent mands for a shot at the mid­ drive down the field when tally earn* less than a min­ Ralph Houk of the Yankees ■truck for It points in the yard run for the touchdown. the Dallas Cowboys down to disaster struck once more ute later when Mike Grey In­ was glad for him. first quarter; and dcleated a Willie Ransom ran for the dleweight crown berause of and Ron Duckett recovered thslr fourth straight defeat, tercepted another Apopka In the tight little union of Saturday night's victory in the ball for the 'Hounds. determined Euclid High eleven conversion. 24-21 and the Detroit Lions aerial en th* Blue Darter’* baseball managers they all by a score of 14-7 Saturday Puerto Rico over middle­ Then a 30 yard pas* went ruined the head coaching de­ Euclid's Tiger* were forc­ 48 end went th* distance on a know how tough it can gat night. Led by the tremendous but e f the San Francisco ed to punt after a series of weight contender Joa* Gon­ irotn Griffin to Hundley (or brilliant run. for each other. Alston was running of llililred Green, the downs and John Pritchard Forty-Niners' Jack Christian­ pay dirt. Griffin's kick failed. zalez. About a minute later Just getting aven anil Houk Panthers ripped the Tigers returned it for 13 yds. Green sen with a 26-3 shellacking. Kicking-off again to the Brown pounced on a Blue still was far in front. defense for long yardage. Tlie drilled for 3, Peterson rip­ Griffith’s 147-pound erown 'Cudas the defense held them Darter fumble and th* Red "This make* up for every­ tough Panther defens* led by ped for 4, and again for 3. was not a (take against con­ tender Jos* ol the 160-pound from going very far. An­ skins took over on Apopka thing." Alston said with quiet the Bush brothers, George Green ran * over Tigers as division. other fumble acouped up by About Sports 18. This tlma It took them satisfaction, recalling last and Billy, forced the Tigers he bulled for 13 yard* and Bennett and the Greyhounds "Ther* are two main rea­ three plays to hit paydirt year's playoff defeat by the to punt after the kick-off. a first down, moving the ball were off and running. After Brown picked up 13, hit th* San Francisco Giants. The first time Crooms got lo Euclid's 17 yard line. sons why I should get a a short drive Hundley took title fight with champion Dick Ami gallant loser Ralph the ball, they went 68 yards Samuel Alloway sneaked for line for two more and llilly the hall around the end for Higgins went tha last three. Houk, who lost his first ser­ In two plays. On the first I yard and the powerful Tiger, Griffith said today. tiie TD. Griffin's kick was First, I've already beaten Higgins passed to Kuykendall ies after winning two, said play, Andrew Jame* xipped Green binged for 12. Two good. Soon after the quarter BY JULIAN 8TKN8TROM for tha PAT and Semiuula'a if hi* Yankees had to go down a past to William HarUfield plays later James threw to a t least four middlcwclghts, ended. and second, a battle of cham­ to defeat he was glad it was that went for 14 yds. On the llartslirld for the touchdown. How many of you picked meat, the Semlnolea will need 39th point The 'Hounds received the pions between Tiger and me A capacity crowd saw th* to a club like the Dodgers. Green ran the PAT, the Dodgers In four gsmesT that open data this weekend kickoff to open the second would draw more money than "I'm glad for Alston," he The Crooms savage defense any fight except Sonny Lis- half of play. The 'Cudas had to get their breath. The Tribe Seminole* roll up 301 yards said. "Alter the frustrating on th* ground and pick up 100 come on hard and really was great as it overwhelmed ton amt Cassius Clay." How many of you picked actually trussed pay dirt 11 season they had the year be­ through th* air. lightened up and the game tho Tigers. At tho end of tiie the Samlnolcs over Apopka by limes. A trio of TDs were Picking an outstanding fore, I'm happy it was a club ended in a seesaw of both first quarter, the panthers a margin of 39 points? Wc nullified by penalties. Seminole for this contest line the Dodgers that won." teams going from one end ted 140. Th* Dodgers clubhouse was hesrd soma "guessing"—and would lie like trying t* thread to the other. By United Pres* International The two trains engaged In Those Grey hounds of Ly­ a needle In the dark. All 33 a wild scene as players pour­ that's all It was — (hat th* Defensively for tlie Hounds The Denver Broncos have a vicious defensive battle tn man kept rolling right along of Jim Pigott's pigskinner* ed champagne on each other, Seminole* might win by 2U. it was Hilton Bennett. Dick tlie second, third and most Joined the New York Jets in Friday night with t h a t 20 to worked lika Trojans. Kven yelled and embraced while ATLANTA (UPI) — The Balmcr and Dennis Kletter. Even though the Dodgers 0 win over New Smyrna when It was obvious the Blue hundreds of reporters milled the American Football le a ­ uf the fourth quarter. Sev­ British Ryder Cup tcum, con­ On the line In the deep zones gue’s "ragamuffin c l a n ’ ’ eral limes Crooms penetrated fident it will make a good caught th* sports world by Beach. We're wondering it Darter* should have stayed around them. Gene Griffin. Les Lyle and Ami Die center of attention which delights In making life deep into Euclid's territory, showing against the favored surprise the 1904 world series Dick Copeland was right when at home the "Injuns" never Phil Perrault were outstamlhut could not find tile scor­ tough tor (heir rich kid rivals. he said his boys were worn was pitcher Sandy Koufax, Americans, got its fir*t look ‘ won't go down in baseball an­ let up. They ronliuued to ing punch. Pcnaltltirs hurt Tin* Broncos "hutted md" today at tiie East Lake Coun­ The only casualty for the nals as a great unr. A b o u t out j I Iu IfI■inti. We noted t h a t romp as if l'igott had threat­ winner ol the Brst and fourth the only tiling you'll remem­ the 'Hounds racked up a sin­ ened to abandon football at games and hero of the ser­ Sunday with a 21 point final them time alter time when try Club course where the Greyhounds was quarter-back period that knocked the hith­ they had driven close to pay 13th biennial matches begin ber about this one is that it gle marker in the opening Semlnola High if they didn’t ies. Gene Griffin with a slight period, a pair in the aecund, 'How do you feel now?" erto undefeated Sin Diego dirt. Friday, waa the first time in history back injury. get 39 point* or more. Ae th* Tlie Euclid Tigers threw up Chargers reeling. 3034. while and apparently ran nut of yelled over Johnny Podrcs, The 10-man British team, the Yanks were skunked. ga» at that point when they gun sounded th* locals were winner of the second game In the Kansas City Chiefs made a itoul defenie themselvea, headed by nonplaying cap­ rapping at Apopka's door for New York. an Impressive formal debut as they stopped the Panthers tain John Fallon, arrived here Boxer Killed One thing you'll have to went scoreless during the re another TD. Another minute in their new home by beating whenever they got inside the late Sautrday by jet from niauidvr of the engagement. BELGRADE (UPD -G anija "Just great," Koufax shout­ ago* on, though. It took tho and they'd have had It, too. ed back. "It's all over now the Houston Ollere, 28 7. 10 yard line. With quarter­ London via New York and Muharedtija, a 23-yearold pitching of Koufax, Dry*tin Saturday night, the Jets back Andrew James directing had today (or an extra prac­ Yugoslav featherweight be­ Received s nice letter from This w*« tho Tribe's night. ami we've won It." dale and Podrcs to do it. t'un The handsome southpaw widened their first place lead the attack, Crooms tried to tice round on the narrow fair­ came boxing's seventh fatal­ you Imagine winning a world Id'( lair Cantwell the other disagreed with Alston who In the Eastern division by chalk up another score. He ways and tight greens of ity this year when he was series game by ■ 2 to t score day. laical s;>orts fan* will thought he pitched better in heating the Boston Patriots, hit HarUfield for 30 yards to East Lake, since the Ameri­ killed in a bout at Sarataevo on just two safeties. Ol remeinlier her as the widow of Hie one time righthander New York. Koufax said he 31-24, ami the Buffalo BUM the 33 yard line. After 3 in­ can team will arrive later. Sunday. rourae, one was Frank How­ threw a more consistent game scored their first victory of complete passes. Green pick­ ard's tremendous sveond-Ueek fur the old Boston Braves, and the season, topring the Oak­ ed up 10 yards as he ram ­ u former Sanlurd resident, In tha clincher. drive. Hut Just two hits) bled off tackle, but the clock "Over all, I thought ! land Raiders, 12-0. Meant only ona thing—as we fit'll I .mlv*< II. Gene Mingo set an AFI. ran out to end the first half. I.rt'luir resides at 3oJ Or­ GAINESVILLE (UP1) pitched a better ball game said—great pilcldng. chard Road in Salem, Mo. Tlie University of Florida's today," he said. "Strikeouts record o( five field goals in U te in the final quarter. Alter Friday night's track She was on hand the other Gators, their long-range alms by themselves don't mean the Broncos' upset victory Euclid mounted a sustained leR, day in St. Louis when base­ set on Alabama, almost took much. I felt my fast ball was over th* Chargers before IS,- drive; and with 4:01 ball bade farewell to the It on the nose from underdog better than my curve in the 428 fans at Denver. Mingo'e they scored on a pasa play kick* traveled 27, tl, 2fl, 13 and added tha eonvariion. great Stan Musial as an ac­ Richmond Saturday. game here." The Crooms deien»e lived up and 21 yards. tive player. (Ihd you fans v im m o r Florida, which bowed to r t h i .i r i i K t i i i v o to It's expectation as it held know that Musial. who broke Georgia Tech in It* opener V atic* Ih*r*l>r Wins Tourney im m ig r a n t * tfla Tigers to little yardage In n..»ril «r Cuunty Commlaaloii- in with live old Daytona lieaeli 9 0. and then was tied by PALERMO, Sicily tliP I)— During th* year snilsd June rushing. Edward Boston, •r» af H .m lnnlt County. Klor- Islander* of the Florida State Mississippi Slate 09, boat 14a. y r u i i u i . |«, rr«un« th * f n lFrank true tiling and Marty 30, lull.', 2*6,16.1 aliens were Crooms drtenslve tacxla, was 1'iwlng d ,n p t 'i p - M y League as a pitcher, hurled the Spiders 35-28 on tiie pass­ v o n ttl It J H i n d s F a m ily II**. one of liia first pro ball games ing of quarterback Tommy Itlrsscn raptured the men's admitted to the United S utra a standout aa he made tac­ M m i t i l In ft -1 | l u p l » t : l - . t , doublet championship In the a* immigrant* for permanent kles all over tile field. lirre in Sanford at the old Mu­ Shannon. I. ]. J. I. t . S, U IS, IT F r a i l * 0 0 0 7— 7 A'M ii . No. 2 in Alt nn>>nt* a m i nicipal Park?) The Gator* take on unbeat­ Palermo International tennis residence, according to tho Euclid all .if lllt.ck It, ll*> m a m Ail,in. 14 0 0 0—M Aa most of you fans know, en Alabama this weekend at tournament Sunday by defeat­ Rritunnica Hook of tha Yrar. (.'rooms t o A l t a m o n t a plus h-yr MW ing fellow U. 3. Davis Cup­ coy tail S. Illta II H .iy m a n * Ren died a few months ago. Tutcaloosa, Ala. Ail-In, I' ll I, l'« J», r u n V In Ren was quite a tosaer to his The Spiders, who only got pers Dennis Ralston and V W c a r l«nt f. Illli n. V W 'a r l y Chuck McKinley, 4-8, M , 4 8, t a NK'ly m r n a r l,ot I, lllnclc day. Spent nearly 10 years five first downs and were II. B W * r l y l a MK'.rljr r n r n a r with the Braves. Correct me more than 300 yards behind 6-3, * 4. I, o t «, IIIk n . V W 'a rl y lu NK- if l‘m wrong, but as 1 under­ Florida in the yardage de­ ‘- r l y cornar tat i. Ill k Complete With 400 Series II. S W 'a r lr tn HK'arly stand It Ren took Buddy Lake partment, tnad* It tough. Erlandson On a a r n a r l*>l 10, Hlk II, to tlie Boston training camp They took a too lead, saw DENVER (UPI)—The Den K l a IN ill. am t I ha H SSS fl of X ttg o f H r . n f M V , in Bradenton back in 1934. it disappear, and then raced ver Broncos have activated H a c t I o n 7-tl* l® K I*** t h a t That was the last year that for IS points In (he final Turn ErtamUon, a 23-yearold p a r t p r » » * n lly « o n o U C-5 PHIIHIAT C o m m . r e l a t . K u r t h a r il»»rrlti»<l Babe Ruth came to Florida period to almost pull it out linebacker from Washington ssiuiss a* a p » r r * l houml* I hy N o rth as an active player. Lake of the fire. State. Erlsndton, 6 foot 3 and "Horn* heating o4 Ht. on th o n o r t h , t h a ACI. l i l t nude a good showing in tha AS 233 pounds, has had two years o n (ho v a s t . T a r r a t # Io nia nn from Phillips 66" l h a a.»ulb, a n d M a r k a r HI. on ramp and wound up with tha Delaware was th* first slat* professional football caperand outstanding sem e* LOW t h a waai. « u d a p a r c r l b o u n d * I Harrisburg club of tha old ience. to adopt th* Constitution. liy d a y m a n HI. -in t h a n a r t l i. fro m ... FaMern League. M a r k . i Hi. o n III* »a*l N o r m AS Ht. on t h # a o u lh , ami 41. HU \ few months ago in Cal­ 437 on lh * w**t (l»*a p o r t ifornia we ran into a former n o w s u n r d if-21 a n d s pare* FOR PROOF OF SUPERIOR 31S f t by ISO (I rooro o r lr-< Sanford ball player on the In lh* NK c o r a t S l * r k * r Ht. 19.17 Florida Slate League PERFORMANCE — CALL US a n d N o r t h HI. FOR DEMONSTRATION! P u b l i c h a a r l n c Will h a b a l d club—Kwrde Martin. Martin In t h a H -m ln o I* C n n n l y C o u r t amt a group of the players POPULAR BRANDS H ous*. u n l i i i i l . K irin , In th a C ounty r V m i n r , - m a r s roomed lhat year at the resi­ AT d o o m , on I K t o b a r 22. l i d a t dence of Mr*. Minnie Junes 10 n O A M o r • * auan ll*graon Park Avenue. She was Lea f t c r aa p<»*lbl*. E. 11. McALEXAXDEH, Pre*. A .Mgr. H o ard a t C s a s t r . l . ' u v u i l i - Claire’s mother. Swede, a ARCADE PACKAGE STORE i l o n t r t H«uiliiul* C o u n t y , promising outfielder, was on EARL EVANS — DEALER • Florida. OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. - 6:15 P. M. Uy J . C. H u t c h i s o n , U italr- his way to the big top when 110 F. FIRST HANFORD m an. 202 N. Laurel Ave. Sanford tiie war "busted" up the plans WINTER GARDEN, FLA. A l i a a t A r t h u r B a .k w IU s J r . WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS of inaryr men. W u b i u S l Out. k .3*3. By Jaliaa Stenstraa From the opening whistle It waa more of a track meet than a football game last Fri­ day night when Seminole High, paced by Eerl Black, Lea Sparkman and Buddy Lawson, racked up eight touchdowns to whitewash the Apopka Blue Darters, 39 to 0. It was Semlnolea’ third straight win of the season and tha largest margin by which any Tribe eleven has posted a victory In modern Semi­ nole football history. Actually, th* Redskins ex­ ploded for 11 touchdowns but a trio of them were called back because ef infractions. Seminole watted no time In putting th* scoreboard op­ erators to work when Chuck 8cott took the Blue Darter kickoff and handed off to Earl Black who sped 82 yards for tha Initial TD. Lloyd Freeman split th* uprights for th* seven th point. Midway In tha opening period Danny Tillis downed a punt on tha Apopka 49. Sparkman hit tha lioa for all and Ronnio Hinson fired a 20-yard aerial to Lawson who waa completely la th* opan. Ha dashed the remain­ ing. 23 for the tally. Free­ man's kick waa wid* on th* PAT try. While th* Seminole forward wall thoroughly stop­ ped any Darter effort to mount an offensive, tho Tribe tallied twice more in the sec­ ond period. The first one cam# when Tillis returned an Apopka punt to th* Darter's 49 and Frtaman, on tha Ini- Walt Alston All Square Crooms Beats Euclid Emile Demands 'Middle' Shot By 1 4 -7 Score Thinking Out Loud Broncos, Jets Score Upsets British Team Eyes Course Shannon's Arm Saves Gators Growers Look! Legal Notice Trees Need Banking? Weeds Getting Ahead PHILADELPHIA (U P I) Arnold Palmer's victory in the S12S.000 Whitemarsh open should serve as a warning for the British Ryder Cup team. The Latrobe. pg., m uscle man proved he waa "back on the track" Sunday when ha won the year's richest tour­ nament at the Whitemarsh Valley Country Club by a stroke over Lionel Hebert. Palmer, who will lead th# U. S. team against Britain in the Ryder Cup matches at At­ lanta next weekend, overcame a double bogey on tha 14th hole to finish with a win­ ning aggregate of 281, sevta under par. Arnie said he fell "absolu tely fast asleep” and hit the ball out ol bounds over a snow fence on the 14th. Nearly two million Ameri­ cans spent 82.6 billion travel­ ing abroad during 1962. — - r. ■■■ ATT: FORD OWNERS September 4k October Parts Special! GENUINE FORD Thermostats $140 Mm Each GENUINE FORD ANTI-FREEZE P er Quart GENUINE FORD Radiator Hose 20% Discount GENUINE FORD SPARK PLUGS GENUINE FORD ALUMINIZED MUFFLERS 1919-51 FORDS 1952.61 FORDS $6« $994 GENUINE FORD SHOCK ABSORBERS EACH $565 of You? All New This Year — POUNDS HOE & BANKER Call for comfort! CASE TRACTOR BA R G A IN PRICES F A 2 -2 7 8 4 MACS O IL CO M PAN Y, IN C. *3880" 656-1352 FARRELL’S Pounds M otor Co. GENUINE FORD OIL FILTERS 57 • 62 Ford & Falcon 40 *2 ORD 51 - 56 FORD EACH $ 2 ° s EACH BRING THIS AD TO OUH PARTS DEPT. Yuur Friendly Ford Dealer Strickland Morrison, Inc. .108 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD. FLA. PH. FA 2-1181 Winter Park MI 1-8916 �JV I I First Win Oviedo Lions Chalk Courier Paces 25-7 Scoring Ujr Joe Warden Herald Spurts Writer Taced by tiie accurate throwing arm of quarterback Jimmy Courier, the Oviedo Lions rolled over the Umatilla Bulldogs 'Jo-7, to give the Lions their first victory of the season. A capacity crowd was on hand as the Lions chalked up III yards on the gruund and 94 yards in the air, to crush the Bulldogs’ defensive unit. 1 he first score cams on a 12 yard pass from Courier to Bellliorn, which was vet Up by Oviedo's recovery of a hey Umatilla fumble on the Bulldogs' 31 yard line, Ovie­ do's Courier then lobbed the bell two times hitting end Brllhorn to give the Lions their first qumlei' luaikei. • • • Oviedo's second tally came with three minutes left in tile second quarter as quarter­ back Courier intercepted a Umatilla pass intended for Bulldog end Lewis, and crash­ ed through the Umatilla sec­ ondary on a 40 yard TD run, ending the scoring in the first half. Umatilla saver made any aerfons threats in the first half ee Oviedo's errappy line "Herd the powerful Bulldog* to a minute 20 yards gain on She ground. The Lions’ pas* defense wee also rugged as they held highly touted Babbs to 10 yards in the atr for the first two period*. Oviedo exploded for two markers in the third quar­ ter, the first coming on e 11 yard pass to Gouge, after ■n efficient 43 yard drive down field by the Lions. Oviedo's last tally came after the big Orange and Black re­ trieved * Umatilla fumble, with field general Courier working the halt 46 yard* to the Umatilla 20. Then Courier rolled out ami hit his favorite target, Gouge, fur a 20 yard TD pas*. Courier hit end Bcllhurn to make the conversion. * • • Umatilla dominated fourth period action a* quarterback Skipper llabb went into the Legal Notice ri '■ e t M rric r o r H K u ih o I* hir* b ) flv ta . air hitting back kilker on a 27 yard tosa and end Lewis on a phenomenal 61 yard pass play which btought tha bail down to Oviedo's 7 yard line. Babb made the drive good by handing oft to 105 pound halfback Henry KIL ker, who plunged through the middle of Oviedo's line to score the Bulldog*' only tally. Kilker made the conversion by egaiu crashing through to hit paydirt. Oviedo worked the ball down to Umatilla's 2 but found the ball too slippery to hohJ on to, with Umatilla itcovering the fumble. Bulldog QB llsbb tried to pats the Bulldogs out of trouble, but was utuucessful as (iouge in­ tercepted a pass intended for kilker, Oviedo then attem pt­ ed to run the bell, but wet unsuccessful as the clock ran out on tlie play. Brooks, Ueilhorn and Cour­ ier eparkled for Ovisdo'a of­ fense game, with Kilker, Lewis, end Babb grabbing the honors for wlnlets Umatilla. Oviedo now stands 1-2 For ths season end Umatilla sports a ft-3 record. Next week the Lioni trav­ el to Ocoee, who ee of last Frii»r_h|»->*»n twice .beaten, in as many starts. STATISTICS Umatilla Oviedo » Klrst Downs 11 R1 Rushing Yardage 141 130 1‘assing Yardage 64 7-13 Passes 7-12 0 Passes Intercepted by .1 3-30.6 Punts 3-28.3 Fumbles Lost 2 55 Yards Penalized 85 INDIVIDUAL YARD, (passrun) Umatilla: Kilker 77. Lewis 61. Bryan 32, Johnston 18. Oviedo: Gouge 72, Courier 46, Miekler 39, Ueilhorn 38, Van Camp 37, Brooke 27. UMATILLA 0 0 « 7 7 OVIEDO 6 | lit o 25 0 -lte ilh o rn 12 pass from Courier (kick failed) O -C ourier 40 pass Intercep­ tion (kick failed) O - Gouge II pn*» (torn Cour­ ier (kick failed) O - Gouge 20 pass from Cour­ ier (Brooke puss from Courier) U - Kilker 7 run (Kilker run) i i i . ik Il“4r«l of County (’nmniliilon- • r» of SnnlrwU County, KJnr* !<!.», prupoH* tr» ration* iha f o l ­ low ing dc*c‘rH>«d p r o p e rt y • u n # d H -t t*ln«d« Kamil) !t«*#t d a n l l a l to • * 9 Ci , h, tl Lut t-C TrfADnfcuUl# H ih d lv t• r D i« IV. I t ) a n d nil of Tjul ?. Trim n*e !»•<!.t lean th# IV fi, n o t p r ? vtounly Io n i d i**2 C 'i m m r rolnl. F u r t h e r d- . ' bat) *•» fh# ■OMlftW** t corruir of At. fid. Ill And UH, 11-15 Public h«.trln«r will ha h»M In l h a Ham lnola C o u n t y Cou rt Tiou«i«, Won fo nt, Klur M.i, In t h a I !t»u n t y Cu inin 11«aIn n # r * It o o m * <nti O cto b er 35, IS <13 at l i t GO A M o r »■ »oun i h e r t a f t a r • n peiaalhta. Hoard o f C o u n t y Co m m it* §l»n* m fl#mlno1# Count y, F lo rid a II) .1. C. H u t c h Inon, D u l r nun. 1 1 1 r«t A r t h u r *«m k Jr. Dodgers Performance ffhr VcraTh M on. Oct. T, M —P a g 1 Oanfcirli Yankees To Stand Pat'On Team LOS ANGELES (UFI) — General Manager Roy Harney emphasized there U "no pan­ ic" among the beaten Yan­ kees today and that they prohahlv will stand pat this win­ ter because he still thinks they are the finest tlub to baseball. Harney thue put e prompt stop to any thought the Yan­ kees might make wholesale change* because the Dodgers bowled them over la four straight World Series games. A Baseball Miracle LOS ANGELES (UPI) — th* 28 senes in which they It was a baseball miracle, but havc played. the Los Angeles Dodger* pull­ To tlie Dodgeis tlie victory ed it off to erase the last re­ was especially *we*t for it maining vastige of a choke-up wiped out the memory of their stigma that had haunted them 1962 collapse when they lost the National League pennant fur nearly ■ year. after having It apparently They swept the World ifet- wrapped up. les from the one*-proud-and- Manager Walter Alston of mighty New York Yankees in the Dodgers, whose Job may the face of odda that war* have been in jeopardy had he not won the series, admitted 25- L against them. But the oddsmakers didn't lie was u* surprised as any­ figute uii Hint gllt-adged one by the l.n» \ngele* sweep. “I never figured we‘d d i It Dodger pitching, timely hit­ ting ami a surprisingly proud in four,” said the happy Al­ Yankee defense which yielded ston. "I never gave much a seventh-inning gift run that t h o u g li l about how many enabled the Dodger* to win games it would take to win, the fourth gain*, g-1 Sunday, hut if someone had asked me OVIEDO'S DAVID VAN CAMP i» shown just In-fore IicIiik tackled by with Sandy Koufax pitching I’d have said six or seven." hack Donnie Caskey of Umatilla in Oviedo's first victory of tlie season Manager Ralph llouk was another masterpiece. 25 to 7. surprised, too. Actually, ths Y a n k s * Before the series he said he Whitey Ford pitched better, yielding only two bite, bo.' the didn't look for either team to highly-touted Yankee defense win it In four games ‘'because we are so evenly matched.” let. him down. "The Dodger* have a great It was a bitter defeat for LOS ANGELES (UPI) The second, third si at fourth I carve up tlie remaining (u the Yankees —tha first time club,” added Hunk, who suf­ Each inembber of (he victor­ place finishers in each league [ per cent. they ever hud been swept in fered hi* first series defent. ious Los Angeles Dodgers who wee voted a full share of the World Series pot should receive at losit tlj.uoo.-----The full shares for the los­ ing New York Yankees is ex­ pected to amount to about $8,000 apiece. Both estlm altd f i g u r e s would be all-time highs, The players' pools for the 1963 series totaled (1,017,346.53—the (ir»t time in history it cracked the million dollar mark. The previous high of $893.301.40 was established in tilt 1959 series between the Dodg ers and tlw Chicago While Sox. Each Dodger received III,231.18 and the losing White Sox received 17,273.17 apiece. The World Series partici­ pants are awarded 70 per cent of tiie players’ pool—Go per cent of that figure going to the winning team and 40 per rent to the loser. Moneymaker Each Dodger Gets $12,000 F A L L C LE A R A N C E ! POW ERED S E M IN O L E EDGERS REGULARLY NOW *49” SEE THEM A T ------ S M IT T Y S SN A PPIN * T U R T LE 2710 ORLANDO DR. 1’HONE FA 2-2811 SANFORD, FLA. - 'J » Legal Notice iim c fi n r iiK .u n a Notlr* In hnrrhy «lir#n, H*i*r*l « f CiHintjr C o m m l m i o n ®r« o f S e m ln o l# Counijr, Flor« M a . p r o p o i # to r o so n # th# fol* I o% y I iiic •!« «rlhn>1 D r o p v rt f *"n#'l R-1 s i r m i # J*«mily (!•«. Itlo ntlal to <!' 1 r o m m i f d A l ; im i i i . m : NEW YORK (UPI) -H rau- Isot# I. 5 An<l 1. fllock 1. #nil lio Dacca was the leading 1e"l C. FlofA ll« l(|h t# HubfSIvU stakes winning Jockey in New •lon. Further il««orlb#ii b* IjfIn* on w m ! %!1# o f f u n f o f d York during tlie 1962 season 4v#. mi<i s o u t h # f t u r if o r d City l A ml t # with 1.1 stai.es victories for l*ut»llr h # i i r l n c «rtil b# h#li) total earnings of (361,615. In Ui« Hf'minntn C o u n t y C o u r t Legal Notice In t h * r o w er a t f ho CnwutV -J » ft« f , 4r ml a iilci Cw'irntT,,, * m i * « f P'for Ida. lu P r o h a i e , I k ee <hr F s t s t e a f i HENRY LUBU Deceaie-I. F IX tt* M I M I H N o t i c e Is hereb y a l v e n t h a t th * U n d e r e l t n e d w ill, nil t h s t w e n t y t h i r d dvr o f O c to b e r , A, n t)»3. p r e s e n t lo th» H o n - i r a b t - C o u n ty J u d g a „ f H-n itn o l* C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , t e r final re tu rn , s 'v u u h l and vou­ Publish; t> t, <i 1943, chor*. s s K te c u lrl* nf the ODN-JS E s t a t e or I t c . v n v L tr x t l l , d e . eeesu d , a n d a: sa id t i m e , t h a n v n m i; n r a n d t h e r e , malie a p p l i c a t i o n n ni.it: i i n t i u v a N o tlro I* hereby ( l l t f l , to t h a t a l d J u d g e f „ r . f in al u f C o u n ty t'oinmleeliin- s - t t l e m a n t of h e r a d m i n i s t r a ­ • r s o f Sem lnolo C o u n ty , F l o r- tio n o f sa id e s t a t e , a n d f o r ! la, p r o p o se s to am en d tiie a n o r d e r d i e - h a r e l n g EM VIA S em in o le C o u n t y Z o n in g R e g ­ ClIAfALCY L U X 1 U * s su c h u l a t i o n s to e r t a t s • n«w dle- K t e c u t r l s D a t e d t h i s t i l t n t h d a y *4 t r lo t to b • k n o w s a t C-4, S e p t e m b e r , A D IMS. L i m i t s I C o m m e r c i a l D l t t rl c t . / ■ / FImtn* C h a r l e y L tim b C o p ies of tht* pro p o sed A* F t e e u t r t x nf t h t F s u t e a m e n d m e n t m ay tt* o btained in o f 11EKRY L"XtB. th e Z o n in g Office. Court D tc e d nr I llm u e . uanford. Florida M in ­ d s ' * ttirti F rt i w e fro m »:t» STK.VSTIH1VI, DAVIS dr XtcINToHIt A. XI. to i:M> P M . P u b lic h e a r i n g will b t held A t t o r n e y s fur F . t a s u u i a In t h e hern inote Co u n ty C o u rt E d w a r d s Hull,t in. H o m e , Han ford . F lo rid a , tn t h s K a n f n rd , F l o r i d . f o u n t y C o m m is sio n er * Room, P u b l l a h flrp t. I t . I* A Oet. T, * n Oct o h e r I I , I M I at lb:td t t . 19 A3. A i t o r a* s o o n I h e r e t f t t r cDM-ta ** p o t i t b l e , » o in ir.H llo ard of C o u n t y C o m m le­ No Mr# I t hirRbjr K tv fn till At sion* r t M m l n o i e C ounty, th # « # m # m i TrsfR W «t«r Florid* By J . C. H u t c h i s o n . C h a i r ­ I" Iill Com m It# Inn of 111# 9 u t 4 o f riorM A s t c t i n f u n i U r • j man. A ttes t A r t h u r B e o h w lth J r . t h n r l t y eoftf#rr#<l u p o n D b f th # Coil i t I in Hon of t h # SUIO P.ihllehi Oot. I. l i l t O t i . t - l i ___________________ _ _ _ _ _ u f i 'J o r l d a . C h o p !# r 573 Kkir* M a t4iAtut#«, #n4 by ChAptor }f|wT-03 o f t h # llttlts And virrtC K o r It# if u i i lio n # of th# I 'o m m lA ilo n r r m .i o n r.v itiv o m A qo tn-o I* hereby given. d o n # h # r # b f t t t t h l i i h B o a rd o f C o u n t y Com m leslon- W lM H f# M i i i i | » n i a n t A m t h t t r s of S em ln o l# C o u n ty . F l o r ­ foltnwrluR IauiI b In Kfinluol# ida. p ro p o se* lo a m e n d t h e C o u n t y Dolonilnir t«> tii# i .r fHemlnole C o u n t y Zo n in g Reg - f!#p C o m p # n y ■ Tot# A, II, »\ illatio n s to c r e a t t a uew d l t ­ D. « n d F. «*hAi« on*l t r l c t to b t k n o w n a t CiL R e ­ p o n y 's mtMjiflsIon o f W . n t n e r ; st r i c t e d . N e i g h b o r h o o d C o m ­ f #*•t 9 aVortb of th # O v l u l o Hoad. B lo c k f* o f M l l c h s i r a m e r c ia l D i s t r i c t . Copies of th is p r o p i t e d ffurvay o f iti# L o f t H r i n l . a m e n d m e n t m a y be o b tain ed T h - tv ** o* leOl C All of In t n t Z o n in g Office. C o u r t L o t s 5. «. Ati«I 7 uf B l o c k D of II,ime. S a n f o rd . F l o r i d a , Mon- M l t c b f i r # *urv«y o f t h o Ltvjr o . , e t h r u F r i d a y s fru m S O# O r ^ n L T#ul# 4 7. < And 7 of B l o c k C Of t i l * . # iir» # / A. M t o i o» V. XI. p u b lic h e a r i n g *111 be held u f t h # I«#y ) t l r i n i * o n d po»trd # • a Wlldl lf# M a n A R « m tn t In the S em in o le C o u n ty C o u r t tloiiee. Han ford , F l o ri d a , In the A res, T h i# or<1*r ihAl! i * k # • ffoot C o m m l e e l o n s rs H” « . on O c t o ­ b e r JJ. m » »t tOiOO A i l o r I t n m s d t a t e t y . A U A. I r t Li Dtr#<*or • s soea Ih e rrsfle r ■* possible, f|# i l l W A'.#r Ho ard o f C o u n t y ComtnleK i l h CgdiUii #*lofl i l a n t n h t n i i n o i * County, By O hto rld * . _ JlOOlsiAiit Dirt* l o r Hy J. C. H iic h le - j# . C h a i r ­ i n d F r o i l l V ro ltr man KUh Cviiim r**. At*«et A r t h u r t t e c h w i i h J t . Dubltflh Ocu 7p H U * P u h l t s h : UCL 7, !»*•C D N -tl CUM-It Hans#, Hiiufunl. F lu rltU . |ri th « C o unty C a m m lM lort#ra Itaom , « n t i ^ t o L s r JJ, 1MJ At I4:n0 A M. <>r a # aooa t h t r # Aft#r A4 p )«tlM# fToAr4 u f C o u n t f Cnfnrnt#* # l» n«r« Prtnltiol# Crtu n tf, K lo rid u I l f J . C U it h l i n n , CtiAlrITtAIS. A t l c i t A r t h u r IU p k w I'I i i r . P u h l U h : Oct. T, 1144 iltfs ndvtrtltamaOl t* (Ml* ATI ■arias that «on ratio no I racog' nllion lor Flot Ida In 1962. TFm Freedom* Foundation awaitM it the George Washington Hop# Mednl lor (IramaOf mg IfaeOOMn Vital importana* m evt»y tWM nt American endeavor. I htdHi progi.inu m 1996 and 199® th t ruptured this covatod award. Ott.N.lT n i v r i r r o r p i h i ,t o lll'.tH M U Not Iu# i* h trth f oiv*pi B o a rd n f C o u n t / ^ r r i m i M i r t n er# o f Hotnllttlln C o u n t y , F t or* I'I a. pro p o ii- 4 to arn tfid th # N t m t n o t # C o u n t y Zurtluo B#f* u U t l o n # in « tfp u i« to a f I #t f l l - O i f## by AppllcAnt to d#* f r# y <*o«t o f A d v # rtl# ln c And n o t i f i c a t i o n on t o n i n g chon*'* CTopla a of t h I• prikpni«d A m e n d n i s n t may b# ootAlnsd In ih o Z o n in g Offtco, C o u r t l(ou#0. tA n f o r d . F lo rld o , Mond ay # t h r o FrtdAyo fro m I : AM . frt I no P M . P u h l t e h o A r i n f wll! b# hold tn t h # ■ • m in n l# C o u n t y C o u rt Moura . S o n fo f d , n o r H i . in in # i! o '] n t y r l m m l i i l n f i i r t Hrtont. on O o i o k i f l t r ! H 1 i t lo 90 A- M. or *o i # # a t o # r t* After as p o t a J b ti DmAird o f C o u n t f C o m m it* alon«r#, i t m i n o l # C ounty, F lorid# Hy J- C. H u t c h lio n , C h i l f - nui A t l n l A rth ai D t^kw llk J r P p b U o h t Oot. I, 11*1. CPN-33 I# tlk# f*n «rt •« lb # l a>«nty J l l 4 | t , t p M l M l t PoMNtft ( t i l * mt I'lurltla* I# l-r»t»#(# I# r# IN# L i d l f of KM A N t i le COM FTON l»#c##A#1 F M i l e HOTM'VS N o lle # I# h # r# b y Al>*n t h a t th# undTralsnsd wilt, on tha 4th day a lit# C o u n t y J u d o # of Bom Ino i t X o v«m b#r, A, 1945, pr#i#nt to th«» H t>, Count), Florid*. h#r fln*i r#* turn. Account onU v o j e h a r # , a # K i # c u t r l i o f th# Hot a t • o f K M A N T K L COMPTON, i#coai‘ •d, a n d a t laid t!m#, than And th«r«. iiiaU# ApplicAtion to tha ■aid J u d o # fu r A fin al • ■ tt U m o k t o f h o r o d m 1 n l» tra:i n o f ■aid #atAt#. a n d f u r an u rd « r d . * v . » r A i n * h#r su c h t l * Are life letting it fade away? T t» rigbi mt — sawEiEy At m*«4 ka pw ijw fur Am and opon devrvwwoo—m a (grwnoua cudbUtaiUotvaJ prtrilrgp gunmniretl U> ovMry Ajix t «rwti Tet, hi B * n ( lofortunst* m m t n a of the seorkl, aurh meetings ere forhtddm. U n k a w M A M y guerd osir fresNluta atai n k y i d i W L # ■ n g lii could fads: awav( E ruskxn of (tie a x M h i l end b n d n a of e i k q x ie* hesse cotn)nrvrd k> pwodtooe the world's a n t prusperoue arui prs>gn*eirte nation. TTief have also uvstie Amerira the m int patrtefal ffcietzar nation on aarlh. He-nr ochirwcanenta hare b n ti made arakv a capitaiust.ee eysMan daqiwrd end fuom l by Cctninuiiiela tebo know tiled who# •cononxie and [gvlitiral power ore both contsufled W gr~anented. On aadteoisaai ■ bHpteaa to Aa one of the netien'e b tw tn rq av n p r, ta ipajTDg po trtr cotrpature. Flora U I*trwwr A Light O rw yen y h dedtoetod to the toak o t b d is n g to beep America p o e a M . T o p U n w ith ottier f W d a power canpanew, we iM c m e n ily n is u id ■ «, enproring, and strengthening an inUictmim .tm c outwork o t tra tm iin iu ii b n m cosier d » t F k e k k w il b m mople p — r at w p t H o e powet folly knportent job o i l s for the CNateet expansion program in FV» kLi I'owvr A lig h t Coai[>anT's hwtory- I'rnJtxU now e ta lir eoaatractvoo will «d<l 1.3 million kiJuwaU* o t goners toon b f 1Mb—a 4b% toarrtMu in tw a f k a i d i . . . and A a o ts e Aii»rn# $ fur l.n^uirsi P o i t ufe'i • In » # # r 115# Ha n f o r d , Florida, C u b lla h OCL I* I f . I L I t . I M I . CD.N-14 423.108 hi (M« pbat ttCJM Ceuiinl TVattVr mlk otAsr FlnrUa posaw wwnpamce, w art rapamUajt eaV OrrsiSL'iuivf oeer l—TRMsirtNV s r l m r i o f tm m tm im tm t o e It ■aetser I'i- Mty of depeawiaUi h r H tru la 'iia a e ) t e f e p •cutrlt. I u t # d th i# th # t o d d a y of O tf lo h tr . A. D. I l l l M#l«n M. i aimptoA A# K i t c u t r l i o f t h i R otato of KitANL ’E L OOMJ*TOeN Do*tOA*od. rt V r Hi (Jd. LlAYl* A Mcl.NTOf 11 puiscthi F L O R ID A P O W ER W . S c o tt D urne tGUH T 207 Magnolia Av«. COM PANY �F » ti 8—Mon. P e t T, L uncheon Planned By icers BPW Club nrm il rk e preeldeet; Mlaa I Gerald Bowlin/, treasurer, Dorothy Tealo, recording aee- waa unable to attend the dinrotary and Mra. Irene Kelly, I nor meeting, eorreaponding aacretary. Mra.| Following the Installation, Mra. Kittle fare a abort talk u d Mra. Brad Fol*y, Robert and welcomed member* and M»h*n, Mr. and Mr*. Boyd guesta. Coleman, Mr. and Mr*. Paol Gueita pre tent were Mr. Lewie and BUI Coveney. Mrs. BIB Coveney, past president gave a abort talk and Boyd Coleman, past maecot presided at the mascot ceremony and Introduced Bob H‘k»* as maacot daring the coming year. la tha abaenca of tha treiaerer, M !« Dorothy Teslo read the object e f the Credit Wornsa'a Breakfast Club. p u l Lewie served ae fa­ stening officer u d inatalled the following new officers: Mrs. Joanne Ritsle, president: lira. Polly Jonas, first vice president; Mra. C. V. Balnea, Sanford Couple Will Soon Observe 60th Anniversary Mr. and Mr*. Zina Beck, Ibrat# their 00th wedding an aional Women's Club of Sen- 180S Sanford Arm, will cele> |nlrertary on Oct IS. ford mot at Spencer’s Reitanrant for tha monthly dinner meeting with president, Har­ riett Slawter, presiding. Netlonal Business Women's Week haa been act for Oct. 0 through 12. In observance of thia event members of tha Sanford club are planning a luncheon thia Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Rose and Wilks Res­ taurant. AH members are urged to make a special effort to attend. Several members plan to attend a banquet Thursday, given by the Orlando Club, in Orlando, Tha fashion and style show to be held at tha Sanford Woman’s Club and sponsored by the local BPW Club haa been po*tponed one week. It Is re-scheduled for Oct. 17, at 8 p.m. instead of Oct 10 as previously announced. They h are Juat returned from a visit with re la tiv e and frienda and plan to elail their granddaughter and ha* family, Mr. and Mra. Tom Cl BrUtcy, In Greenville, 9. QL this week. No formal celebration la planned here but they will go from South Carolina te Lake Worth, Fla. to celebrate the big day with their daugh­ ter, Mrs. Ninah Brcnan and aon Michael. The Becks have lived In Sanford for the past 12 year*. Mr. Beck who hat been a baseball scout for the Amer­ ican League for many year* la still not officially retried but continues to take an ac­ tive part In his chosen pro­ fession. SUEDE CLOTH O ES Holds All Cotton IS Inch Sportswear — Skirta Slacks — WeskiU Birthday Party For Officers Members and v liltan wit•u se d an vnusual birthday salute te Worthy Matron Ea­ gle Cole and Worthy Patron j T i m i c I t n wt- aV-Remlnole Chapter S Order at Eastern Star at the first meeting of the season, recently. Mrs. Colo had celebrated her birthday in August while the chapter was closed for the summer, and Mr. Black­ man celebrates his t h i s month. Associate matron, Mrs. L. E. Estes, and associate pa­ tron, M. E. Peurlfoy present­ ed them with gilts from the officers, and with speeches about "keys’’ and "pins." Mr. and Mrs. Psul Msrkos presented these items. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Leach gave rhyming reason* for the gifts, snd Byron sang a birthday song. The charter was draped In memory of a recently deceas­ ed member, Charles II. Dav­ is, of Deary. During this ser­ vice, Mr. Leach aang "Sun­ rise Tomorrow." Substituting officers were Mrs. Walter Raines, Mrs. R. W. Turner, Mrs. R. E. Peurlfcy and Brodla Williams. A birthday party was held In tha dining room following tha meeting with Mrs. Estes, Mr. Psurlfoy and Mra. J. li. Anderson Jr. as hostesses. Birthday cake, nuts, mints, and eokca were aerved from a table centered with a lovely fill floral arrangement. NEW OFFICERS of the Sanford Credit Wom­ en** Breakfast Club a t the Installation dinner are from left, Mrs. Joanne Ritzie, president; Mrs. Polly Jones, first vice president and Mrs, C. V. Raines, second vice president. Back row, Ledr. Dale L. Scott Jr., Mrs. Scott and children, Le* and Dalynn Kay havs been vialtlng Mr*. Scott’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jamas Hugh Truluck. The Scott* have been sta­ tioned In Coronado, Calif., for tha paat four year*. Lcdr. Scott only stayed a few days In Sanford and left for his next duty station in Kcflavlk, Iceland where he will serve a* pilot to Rear Admiral Paul Bui*. Mrs. Scott, the former Madalyn Truluck, and thu children will visit here for a few morn week* then join Lcdr. Scott in Iceland. Woman’s Club Plans Luncheon Wednesday The Sanford Woman'! Club will hold tha opening meeting of the fall season Wednesday at the club house. Luncheon will be served at 12 noon with Mrs. J. P. Cullen as chairman of hostesses. Mrs. Sara King, of the San­ ford Public Library, will speak on "What We Can Do N ew Arrivals In ftlavla Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wclsenhnrgcr Jr. of Slavia snnounce the arrival of an eight pound, nine ounce baby girl born Friday, Sept. 27, at the Win­ ter Park Memorial Hospital. They have named the new ar­ rival Elaine Michelle. Maternal grandparent* are Mr. and Mr*. Roy Wrlienbarger Sr. of Ovkdo. Maternal grandparents arc Mr. and Mr*. Pant Teslnsky of Slavia. Swimming pool* are for fun and relaxation. Pranksters are unwelcome. DISTINCTIVE GIFTS For ’’Ilia" Or "Her” Desk ONYX AND BRASS Perpetual Calendar And Pea Set — 11.30 IT FEELS AS IF YOU’VE WORN IT BEFORE... Personals From Your Downtown Florin! Gifts - Cards - Hooks (Formerly Me Vicars) 210 E. First St. MILADY’S SHOPPE Centre! Circle, by Mr*. Eunice Turner I t’s time now to get ready for fall planting. Annual* are especially valuable In Florida a* many of them ere in bloom during the winter month*, contributing toward a color­ ful garden and producing *ndleaa blooms for cuttings. — U J# _ w l* e to select the hardy frost "rewriting cool weather plant*, the seeds of which srt aown in August that they may take advantage of the temperate climate of the month* from November until May. These plants may be procured from several lo­ cal nurseriea or florists. This Is tha best and safest way to get a good start for a spring garden. If you are good at making ** ed beds, you may grow your own plants, however, thl* Is not advisable. If you DO plant your own seed, be sure to get the best you can buy. As window box material and porch plants, annuals are indispensable for that neces­ sary touch of color. Ths uses of annuals are endless. The varieties of color*, the dif­ MRS. DALE L. SCOTT JR., nnti children, Dnlynn Kay, left and Lee, stand ference* In height end habit on the ramp of it plane to hid goodbye to Lcdr. Scott a* he leaves fur a of growth are Interesting. tour of duty, In Kefluvik, Iceland. It is a drab garden that does not display annuals as edgings, color masses In shrubbery or in striking bor­ Mrs. Bolte ders that are so essential In our modern gardens. Hostess For Most pleasing results may be obtained by grouping Mr*. J. T. Hardy wa* re ­ plants of on* color together. Sorority Our ganlens would be com­ elected president of t h e supplied the given name*. Prose was the subject for Gleaner* Class of the First Mrs. Beard won lilts prize for the program presented hy monplace If no one ever tried having the most first names Baptist Church si a meeting and was prevented with a nov­ Mr*. Richard Walker and the newer annuala and It can be said that the stand-by* of the group held at the home elty package of pastel spong­ Mrs. Robert McKco when of today were tha novelties member* of Theta Epillon of yesterday. of Mr*. V. C. Messenger. es, by the hostess, chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Serving with her will be A large, pink birthday cake Your nurserymen will be met for their regular month­ , able to supply you with plants Mr*. Joo Wright, first vice bearing two candle* for the ly meeting at Vie home of of many varieties and will not president; Mrs. H. J. Hutchi­ two members present having Mrs. Sterne Bolte. recent birthday* wa* brought seel them to you until plant­ son, second vice president; In by Mr*. Messenger and aft­ Various types of prose were ing time. Soma of ths many Mrs. Mincvah Williamson, re ­ er "Happy Birthday" was discussed during the pro­ annuals you might grow are cording secretary; Mrs. It. L. sung to Mr*. Anderson and gram. Narrative prose was carnation, candy-tuft, ver­ Beard, corresponding secre­ Mrs. Minevah Williamson, the illustrated by the b o o k bena, alyssum, snapdragons, tary and treasurer; Mr*. cake was cut and served with "Youth" by Joseph Conrad calendula, stock, delphinium, and "The Diamond Necklaca" Messenger, room chairman coffee snd mixed nuts. petunias, cornflower and pan­ by Guy De Maupassant. and publicity; Mra. H. A. Wil­ sies. Plan* were formulated for liams, devotions. After the plants are set out, sn October social which will Group captain* will be Mrs. | keep them watered and shudhe a Hallowe'en party at the Thelma Steele, Mrs. 0. B. cd for a few days. Watch fur home of Mrs. Donald Cahill. Rudd; Mrs. A. L. Gunter. ' Jeanne hobson, daughter of Mm . Alfred Davis won the cutworms and other pests. Mr*. J. M Moye, Mrs, Ftorye Mr. and Mr». Harry K. Itobhostess gift during the socialI Nurserymen can also tell you Gilbert, Mr*. H. W. Little, what to use for pest*. Try Mr*. J. I’. Whitaker and Mia. aon of Sunford, has been Ini­ hour. planting a few vegetables too. Others attending were Mrs. Ernest Nelson. tiated into the Alpha Chi Cameron Lawrence, Mr*. Ro­ Radish, onion, broad leaf musThe new officer* were In­ Omega sorority at Florida bert Dekle, Mr*. Walter Bo­ tard and parsley are a few stalled by the class teacher, Mr*. Fred .Myers. Mr*. H ar­ Southern Collrga in Lakeland hannon, Mrs. Joseph Colunna, easy ones to grow. dy presided over the buvincss where she is in her sophomnr* Mrs. Arthur Lee, Mrs. Jack portion the meeting at year. She la majoring In Law. Erickson, Mrs. Cahill, Mrs. Paul Lewi* and Mr*. Stuart which time reports were givrn by the various officers and Mary and Esther, of Mary Stetson. Mr*. Beard gave a brief res­ Kxthera’ left Saturday to at­ ume of the past year’* activi- tend a fashion market in A working worn is needn't tie* and expenditure*. Miami, b* one of the boys. Plan* were discussed for the new year books with Mr*. Whlltker in charge. During the toeial hour a contest w a * conducted in which the last name* of mem­ bers wera given by Airs. Bea U ATLETS Practically weightless ,« • gives you greater Seaitnlity in each step! SHOE STORE Mrs. Irene Kelly, corresponding secretary; Paul Lewis, installing officer; Mrs. H. A. Shields, third vice president and Miss Dorothy Teslo, recording secretary, (Herald Photo) SANFOHD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. 1st A Sanford Ave. FA 2-1823 FA 2-8432 VELVETS — FELTS — FURS AND FEATHERS FROM $5.95 Zeta Xi Presents Beauty Program Members of Zeti Xi Chap­ ter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the Lake Mary home o l'M rsr Alvin Kilpatrick for the an­ nual model meeting. Itusboes attending w e r e Sirs. Vincent Cara, Mrs. Don­ ald Leils, Mrs. Edison My­ ers ami Mrs. Cunnar Wilster. Mrs. Robert W’insa, presi­ dent, announced that Die baby of the ypar contest, usually held in November, has been re scheduled. Information and cnlry blanks will be sent to civic organization* in Jan ­ uary. Each entry must be sponsored by an organization. The contest will take place early next year. Thn baby contest h the main project of the chapter and alt proceeds will go to the Little Red Sehoolhouje. Any organization not contact­ ed in previous years that would like to sponsor a bub) may call Mrs. Luuis Linnekugel at FA 2-3147, Chapter members assisted with a sales promotion at the Winn Dixie Store this week­ end and their earnings will be donated to the Little Red Schoolhouse. Program chairman, Mr*. James Lyon* presented Mrs. Odette Hasty of the Cut ’N Curl Beauty Salon, who dem­ onstrated hair style* and fac­ ials. Models for the hair styl­ es were Mrs. WInsa snd Mrs. Joe T. Corley ind receiving facials were Mrs. Kilpatrick and Mrs. Lyons. Beauty problem* were dis­ cussed and several members won door prizes of free ser­ vices, such as haircuts and facials, at the Beauty Salon. Other members attending were Mmcs. George Beers, Philip Boyd, Richard Butler, Louis-Lunnokugel, Ernie...Mor­ ris, 0. S. Dorminey, Thomas Russell, Ijeon Swain, Fred Wilson, Gary Hudgins and Miss Mildred Turner. IF THERE IS A BREEZE WE GET IT — WB ARB OPEN AIR WHY NOT WASH IN COMFORT AT - KWITE-WHITE LAUNDRY 2139 FRENCH AYR OCTOBER SPECIAL FASHION say* the Haircut that counts'* for sew collar line*. A perfect companion l* the Prescription Wave for your type hair. We are hack from Slate Convention In Miami, with tha nesext idea* in .haping A styling. Thin yrar very little teasing, but suit fluwing line*, so much ca*ier to car* for. *17.30 WAVE *12.30 LANOLIN WAVE *s.30 EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENTS HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 103 8. Oak FA 3-3742 A N N O U N C IN G ! U N IT E D FU N D D R IV E MON. A WED. — OCT. 7 AND 9 FROM 10 A. M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT SKATING AT 23c PER HOUR SKATING RINK ONORA ROAD PHONE 322-9353 OR 322-9277 Altamonte Personals Mr. and Mr*. Howard Hum have sold their home on Do­ lores Drive and will be mov­ ing to Nokotnl* where Mr. Horn will have his own real estate buxines*. They have a son. Terry, who will be leav­ ing many friend* at the Alta­ monte School. RIDGEWAY ENGLISH D1NNEKWARE THIS WEEK BOSSA NOVA AREA RUGS NEWEST, LIVELIEST ACCENTS! 50 PIECE SERVICE FOR EIGHT REG. S36.00 TO 949.95 SALE $ 2 9 '93 dramatic combination, of blur., in-mu, brown*, orange*. Hurry . . , they’ll dance off our floonti The ntylinK is exciting , . . colors are dramatic the quality is fabulous . . . the price in­ credible! Colors individually inlaid I Deep viscose rayon pile. Skid resist back. “ Featuring Fashion* Just For Yon1 200 N. PARK AVE. Of Fine Fabrics 100 8. Park 32.1*0313 MR. AND MRS. ZINN BECK Ph. FA OPEN WED. AFTERNOON I �) A (D su a h f lb b y • DEAR ABBY: Mr »robl«m U on* that bother* thousands of other Gl'a 10 I hop* yoa will print your anaw tr boeauia it ia need* ad badly, I am a happily married man with a won­ derful wife and two amall children back in th* State*. 1'vo been in Korea for four month*. After living a nor* mat married life fur three year*, what i* a young, healthy man tuppoted to do for hi* physical need*? Ther* are 12 women for every GI over here, and women practically throw themaelve* at our feet. Don't get me wrong, Abby. I love my wife and alwaya will, but 1 have another twenty month* to go and 1 am only human. Thi* letter ia alneer* and I am not ashamed to ilgn my name, but if you u*e it, pleaia aign me, "JERSEY" DEAR “JERSEY": Aa* aum* for a moment that I received the following let* ter: “DEAR ABBY: “I am a happily married woman with a wonderful $au>bif husband and two small chil­ dren. My hu*h*„d haa b*en In Korea for four months. A fter living a normal married Ufa for three year*, what ia a young, healthy woman supposed to do fur her physical needs? There are plenty of men around, and when they learn that my husband ia in Korea, they practically throw them­ selves at my feet. Don't get me wrong, Ahby, l love my husband and always will, but 1 have another twenty months to wait, and 1 am only human. (signed: "JERSEY S WIFE" Well, Jersey, 1 would tell that woman to keep as busy as possible with her duties and as many wholesome ac­ tivities as her time ami en­ ergy permit. I'd suggest reading, exhausting physic­ al exercise, and yes, even prayer! I'd tell her to stay sober and to avoid tempta­ tion, and to write to you every day I And that, Jer­ sey, is my answer to you, and to all your buddies in the same lonesome boat. Sincerely, ABBY * Ws Jfat Woman: By Ruth muish By Abigail Van Buran * • * DEAR ABBY: ( would like to hare your opinion of when and when not to wear a hat. 1 love hats, but think ther* la a time and place for them. I t la football sea­ son again and my husband thinks I ought to wear a hat to the games. 1 disagree. Aren't hata too dressy for football games? 1 notice that in th* aftemoooa most of th* older women wear hats, but th* younger ones hardly ever do. 1 want to b« well-dressed. Can you help me? HATLESS DEAR 1IATLESS: “Glrla" do not wear hats, but wom­ en — the well-dressed ones —do for all outdoor occasiona from garden parties to football games , , .*No outfit is complete without a hat! Th* only place you don't wear ona is to bed. # * o o What’s on your mind? Fur a personal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelops to Abby, Bos Mfl.'s Beverly Hills, Calif, a • a a For Abby'a booklet, “ nowT'o Hava A Lovely Wed­ ding," send 60 rents to Abby, Bos 3303, Bsvarly Hills, Calif. Married life would run a lot smoother if husbands and wives would practice tha art of tactfulness in regard to each other. Soma Instances: When he asks, "What'a for dinner?" and aha say* “roast beef," that's th* time for him to refrain f r o m saying. "That's what I had for lunch." When he eomea home and announces that he bought a new suit, she ought to taka a look at it instead of remark­ ing, "I hope you didn't buy ANOTHER blue one." When she ia dressed for an evening out he certainly doesn't need to inquire: “Is THAT what you're gulng to wear?" When he tali* her what he finally got mad enough to tell th* boss, thsre'a net much On By Oswald Jacoby In the earliest days of con­ tra c t if you wanted to raise yuur partner you did and th* better your hand th* more you would raise him. Trans­ lated into pulnts the single raise indicated 7 to 9 nr 10 point* in support; the doublu raise 10 to 12 and the tyipla fa lsa ' 13 to 17. The double raise was not forcing and tha 13 to 17 tripl* rais* was a wonderful alnm killer. If th* upener law slam possibilities ho would hav* no way to move below gam* and obvi­ ously ho would be deathly afraid tn try for a slam with even IS points. Ilia partner might have jumped tn game with only 13. The experts solved this Legal Notice NORTH 1 AKJ34 t il ♦ Atom *39 EAST * 1032 81 W A tj 10 7 VKJ8II4 ♦ Q3 ♦ KJ 7 *KQI< *889 ..... b o c th to i * AQI 7* T» ♦ 884 * A J 107 No one vulnerable S«*U Wa*» Narth East 1* Pass 8 * Paid Pam Paw Opening lead—+ K crisis by inventing the forc­ ing Jump raise and It is des­ cribed end used In almost all textbooks today, Tho 10 to 12 point hands are called bids of 2 ’i and are shown by first bidding a new suit and then raising partner. Of course, a passed hand w o n r s : o r «i it T o i R O B E R T HUMAN KENTN E t l T , JR . a n d If m a r ­ ried . ------ K E N N E D Y , hi* w ife and NKtiP.A (J. KK.VNEDT. .All I'a rtle * T in : I lilt I IT ( III NT. claim ing I n te rn e t# by, IN JIT IlrlA I. m i l l IT th r o u g h , under or »**ln-t N IN TH • ■Id ROBERT IH o f AN o r M.IIIIIIIA I A AMI S t i l l KENNEDY, J i t an d If ■ IIW IMH.II n i l A T I m a r r l t d ------ K E N N E D Y . n i A N C E M V m i . i m n xirricvi o r hi * wlf*. ( i l l NKt.tJA O. r i i n i i t t .i i s i n o « A i n KBJSNKDY T O U .A.VD E A C H O P YOU R O IIB IIT AV. A V in aiN S s o d a r * h e r e b y n o tified t h a t *1111 E D N A It AVIOOI.VB. h i t wlf*. Plaintiffs. h a * b * t n eomm*n<-at a a a t n - t You In t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t of t h * N i n t h J u d i c ia l C ir c u it of AUDEN D JO HNSON. Daftn l in t. t h * N tst* o f f l o r i d * tn *nd N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y H IV f o r Ncmlnoto C o u n ty , the *bh r o v l t U d ti t l e o f which la: KN p u r a u a n t (<• a f i n a l D o ­ r U O P l . K 'N N A V tN c a BAN K— er * * o f f o r a e t n a u r # d a t a ! th * S*th d ay *f H o p tam h ar, A. I>. BIU D O E PO rtT . P l a i n t i ff . 1*41, and a n t a r a d In C h a n ­ c e r y Caaa No. 1H0A of th * -v *. ROBERT HOMAN KEN N ED Y . C i r c u i t C ourt o f th * N in th J u d i c i a l C ir c u it In a n d fo r J i t . at *t r -o u n ty , flnrlda. D efendant*, X em tn n la w hareln I f 'ltE R T AA AVIllt n c h a n c e r y No. ! 1 « ; | D IN S a n d EDNA II AVIfRltNS. T h * n » t u r * of th la *u!t 1* a f o r e c l o s u r e i»f t h n t c a r t s l n hi* wife. *r« Ih* l l a l n t l f f , * m o rtg a f* from **id d* f* n . a n d At.LEN D. Jo ltN X O N . th * d a o t a to p U t n '.l f f d a t a ) Dee- D*f«n U n ia, t w i l t *«ll to th * • m b * r XI. H i ) a n d rec o rd ed h l a h * * t »nd h#*t h ld d a r fo r P t c t n l i i f !>. 1»iS In Of fl- e a e h a t th* f r o n t D o o r o f th * o l a l Record* Book »TJ P * l * S e m in o le C o u n t y C o u r t h o u s e 4»J, o f th * P u b tle R<-uord* of In th * City of S a n f o r d . S am lSU tnlnol* C o u n ty . P lo rld * . an - no l* C ounty. H tat* o f f l o r i d * , c u m b e r i n g t h a t c e r t a i n pl*c* a t 11:04 A. M. o n th * l i t h d ay • r p a r e * ' o f p r o p a r t y I ’e a ’ ed. o f O cto b er, 1S4S. th * f o l lo w in g property ** **t ■ I t u a t * . a n d h«ln* l" **id d o * crtb * d f o r t h In t a l l f i n a l Daera*. C o u n t y a n d S tatu, t o - w l t : Lot II R U ck "AT, Ht’N- t o - w t t : t.o* II. Rlock R of i n o r t * . t . AND ‘ ESTATES, t r u b man** I’a r a d l a e , C**l*t« d lv U In n , a c c u r d l n s tn a harry grm lnnt# C ounty. p l a t th a r a o f r* cord *d In Klo rlda, a c c o r d i n g lo r e ­ P U t Book I t P*S** 1* •» co r d plat r s c o r d e d In Pis* 15 o f th * P u b llo R*.-..rd* Ilook I. P a g # I I an d I I of o f Memlnol* C o u n t y . P l o r P u b l i c R e c o rd s o f l o i n l n o l * C o u n ty , f l o r h l * E A C H O P TOO I* REQL’I I t . E l l m fit* y u u r » n *w #r or D a t a d th is J r d d a y s f O c t ­ o t h a r w r l l t a n do t*n**» to th * o b e r . A. D. U 4 J . C o m p l a i n t w ith th * C l a r k of ( H E A L ! t h * C i r c u i t C o u r t of Samlnot* A r t h u r II R a c k w l t h . J r . , C l a r k o f c i r c u i t C o u rt C o u n t y , r t o r l d i . In thl* p r o ­ Ity: M a rt h a T. Vlhlan c e e d i n g *»1 to ** rv* » copy t h - r e o f up on th # p l a i n t i f f * D C. a t t o r n e y * , whoa# r a m # * a n d C a r r o l l U u r k s a d d r a a a a a ar * h e r e i n a f t e r a r t A t t o r n a y for P l a i n t i f f # f o r t h , a a r*<|ulr*J by law, n o t P. O. D r a n t r 7. U t a r t h a n th * lot d a y o f Nov- S a n f o r d , f l o r i d * « m b * r 1»4J. In d a f a u l t th a r a o f l- u b ll a h Oct. t , 1SSI t h « e*u*« will pr ue**d •* CDN-1S p * r t « upo n th® • n t r y of a p t n r * * P ro C»ufa**o » * » U * t yoU. OPEN 12:45 W I T N E S S my h a n d *nd th* o f f i c i a l •»»! of a*Id C o u r t In R e m i n d * C ounty, f l o r i d * . th!* J 4t h d a y o f S e p t e m b e r , D U (ME AI.) . . _ . A r t h u r It Back w ith . J r , NOW thru WED. C l a r k o f th * C i r c u i t C o u rt By: M a rth a T. V lh lan AT 1:00 • 3:13 • 5:15 D e p u t y C la r k >i e .a r d a u „ o i u n t . r . r 7:13 • 9 «0 A N D IJE 'V I J. A t t o r n a y * fo r P l a i n t i f f , So N o r t h C o u rt A v * « u * t-oot o t f i c # u o * i : : s . O rlando, rio rld a . I -u h lla h Sept. 19. Oct. t, U . still uses the old fsshlsned students have to learn two distinct systems at the seme time. The modern trend Is to go hark to limit raises so that the Jump to three ehuwa 11* 12 supporting points for part­ ner and is a strong Invitation, but net a fore*. This has a fin* preempliv* offset as may he seen from today's hand. North's limit mis* to three •pndre shut East out and South makes hia three spade contract right on the nose after losing on* heart, two diamonds and a dub. If North meraly bid* two diamonds Ea«t will surely muster up enough courage to bid two heart* and West will raT»#"him V o7our7N orth eari •acriflc* a t four ipa.lra or pass and watch East wrap up a game. point tn her saying In a stricken voice, “Oh, John, you didn't!" When she wrecks th* fami­ ly car he could say, "Thank goodness you weren’t hurt," befor* asking how much dam­ age ah* did to the car. When It teems likely that hull not r*m*mb*r their wed­ ding anniversary, tha could mentlcn it instead of running th* risk of hi* not remem­ bering until too 1st* to do anything about it. Wh«n th* dinner ih* rook­ ed for gu«sts didn't turn out as well as usual, he could re­ mark th at everyone seemed to have a good time. Instead of asking, “What happened to tha Iamb? Did you overcook It?" 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Hollywood and th* Stars. “Slrtns, Symbols and Glamour Girls'* Part I. It's assy enough ta exploit aged film dip* and this show offers many possi­ ble roads to humor—*U of which ire Ignored, s i la a glimpse of film celtbriUea. 10-11 p.m. ABC. Breaking Point. "Bird and Snake." (3) f . 't e n r # Legal Notice HCKV Show. Not ■ consistently fun­ ny half-hour. Moat of it ie a build-up to s craty mixed-up finish that It well worth wait­ ing for. 8:30-10 p.m. ABC. Wagon T r n l n . "tha Widow O'­ Rourke Story." This ia either *n attempt !o emulate Mav­ erick. Wagon Train's way of getting even with Kurosawa, or a fortuitous mlstske. After tha first few uncomfortable till (II lafftlma NOW OPEN 2 1IX FRENCH A VE, SANFORD n ° b, ' » L*>n*’ TlUaburgh Slreier* vetaran quartarback, * as a star baseball pitcher at the Unlrerslty of Texna. I TV Time Preview* t.l* ill as Tha Waa|4 Turn* tl) Mtd-fla. N*wt HATABURGER (UP!) — d t iq h liq h iA 12:11 («) O a l d l a g L i g h t 1:91 ( I ) I t a c h a l n r f a t h e r It) (lan sral tv a p lla l (31 Nawa BIG Pitcher Layne Mon. O ct 7, 7 S —P u t 9 I t n li ?:30-i:30 p.m. NBC. Mon­ day Night at th* Moviee. "The Wreck of the Mary Dear*" (Color). Gary Coop­ er end Charlton Heston star in this 1939 release of the Hammond Innei best selling novel end they are ably as­ sisted by such guest stars as Michael Redgrave, Emlyn Williams and Alexander Knox. 3:90-1 p.m. CBS. The Luey More clues to home har­ mony: Ruth MilUtt’a 'Hap­ pier Wive* (hint* for huahands)." Just send 23 cent* to Ruth Millett Reader Ser­ vice, c/o The Sanford Herald, P. 0. Bo* 480, Dept. A, Radio Ity Statlcn, New York 10, N. Y. TUESDAY A. M. 1 : 1 1 t l ) New*. W eather 4:24 l i ) f a r m H s p o r l • :l# ( I ) C o n t l n s n t a l C l a s s m m 1:11 H i C a l l a a t « f Ik* Air f t . - ( I ) T ad ay •a ttfa rl TONIGHT r e t W a n * (Tp Moala* MONDAY P. M. can remark that he ia going out to buy som* toothpaste instead of yelling, “We'r* out of toothpaste—again." She doesn't really have to tell him that her beat friend ha* a new mink coat when there's not th* slightest chance that he can buy her cno — no m atter how much he would like to. Yet, a little ta rt goes a long, long way In htlplng to niake a marriage run smooth­ ly- flfg BIRDSEYE 10 OZ. ASPARAGUS SPEARS 51c J BIRDSEYE IS OZ. MIXED FRUIT . . 2/77c SWANSON 12 OZ. • Turk*, • Chicken ♦ llam TV DINNERS . . . BROWNIES . . . . SARA I.EK II OZ. 63c 79c SARA LEE 19 OZ. POUND CAKE . . . 79c QUART HOOD SOFT RINSE 39c QUART HOOD E-Z STARCH 21c SWEET R ED G R APES 2 Convenient Locutions: 2 us. 29- 4th St. & Sanford Ave. & 1100 W. 13th S^. �/ SIDE GLANCES Legal Notice 4* m s Y«i can fight with me when we’re playing batebaN Mvlijrn. but at dancing elite you are th* Opposite Sox!” T V 'rtx jV — K j\ KNOW? KNOW! 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TT. BE IT ENACTED by th e p eople o f t h e C ity of L o n g wood. F l o r i d a : 1. T h a t rlile O r d l n e n r e Is e n a r t r d p u r s u a n t In H-cItn n liltl. rio rld a H tn iu lea fur 1141 I. T h a t t h e C l i p o f l a m e wood. FI T i d e h e r e b y d e c l a r e * l ie 'n t e n l l o n t o e n n a t t o l h a C ity o f l a ) n e wood, K lorlde. e t t h e e i p l r e t l n n o f t h i r t y (1o> d a y s f r o m t h e n d o p tlo n o f t h i s l l r d t n e n r r . t h e f o llo w in g d e e . rrlh e d p e r r e le of leod lain* ro o tle u u u e I* the preaent b o u n d a rie s o f the c i t y or l-one*oo4. F lorida. so d h e ln e la Sem inole C ounty, n o r l d s : f a l T h e N o r t h '» o f t h a t p a r t o f Iait 1*. Ulo rh 1> o f ft R. M l l r h e l l 'e ( titr v e r o f th e Iw vy f lra n t, o r . ( o n l i n e to the p let r e ­ c o r d e d t h e r e o f In P i e t R a n k 1. I’a s e I. P u b l i c R ecord* of Itenaloote C ounty. Klo rlde ly ln e W e s t o f S t a t e fin ed toe. N o r t h n r d i e t s R o a d «3« end do nth of Road R ight-of-w ay eonveyed to d e t n l n o l e C o u n t y hy D eed r e c o r d e d In O fflrial R ecordi Hoo k 1, p a n e 71 In eeltl c l e r k * o f f i c e i C h tir c h S t r e e t ) ; lleei r l h e i l ee fo llo w s: U eelnnlne el ro n rrete m onum ent at Intersec­ tion of W es terly r ig h tof- w a y o f N late Hoad tT-4o« e n d t h e d o u t h e r ly rleht-of-w ey of C h u rch dtreet. run W est alone S o u th e r ) r r l d h t * n f -w a y of C hurch d tre e t to N o rth w est earn er of weld leit IT. Block D of l> 1C M i t c h e l l 's s u r v e y o f t h e l .e v y f l r e n t ; t h e n c e S o u th erly elan* the TV e a t l i n e o f s a i d fait IT a d i s t a n c e o f 111.5 f e e t l o a p o i n t ; l lten ca K a aterly l i l l l feet to a p o i n t In W e s t e r l y r l g l i t nf-w ay lin e o f S late R o a d IS-fot), said p o i n t b e l n s t o o .I fe et S o u t h of t h e p o i n t of b e s l n n l n c ; thence N o r th ly alone W est rlK ht-of-w ay of S t a t e H o a d 14*800 s d'v ' " *' l a n c e ' u f 51>.5 f e a t - to p o i n t o f b e g in n in g . 1b) T h e Ho u th >, o f t h a t p a r t o f Lot IT. B lo c k !>, o f D. R. M itch e ll's S u r ­ v e y o f t h e l.evy O r e n t a c c o r d i n g lo p l a t r e c o r d ­ e d t h e r e o f lu P l a t B o o k I. P a n e I, P u h l l e l i t . e o r d s o f S em in o le C o u n ­ t y . K lo r ld a . l y i n g W e a l o f S t a t e Road ton. N o r t h o f S t a t e llu ed 434 ( k n o w n as th e LnngwoodO v le d n R u e d ) a n d S o u t h o f rig h t-o f-w a y co n v ey ­ e d l o S e m in o le C o u n t y b y d e e d r e c o r d e d In O f ­ f i c i a l R e c o rd s R o o k I, I ' a a e Tl. In aeld c l e r k s o ffice (Church S tre e t); sto re particularly des­ c r i b e d e a fo llo w a: B e g in D ins e l th e Intereectlnn o f W eaterly rig h t-o f-w u y o f S t a t e llo e d 13-800 e n d N o rtherly rlg h t-o t-w sy of S tato Road 414 (know n aa LongwnndW .m i t e r R o a d ) r u n W’e et • I o n s N o rtlily r l g h t - o f w a y o f S t a t e R o a d 414 a d le ta n r e of 141V feet t o W e a l Roe o f L o t IT. H lock D. D.IL M i t c h e ll 's P u r v e y o f L ev y O r a n t ae recorded In Plat R o o k I, P a s s >. P u b l i c K ecoM e of Sem inole C o u n t ) . F l o ri d a , t h e n c e r u n N o rth erly e l o n s the W a i t lin e of L o t IT, a d i s t a n c e o f H I , 4 f e e t to a p o in t; thence E a s te r ly 151.41 fe et to a p o in t In l h a W e s t e r l y r i g h t - o f w a y line uf th e S ta te R o a d 11-140, l a i d p o in t b r i n k 504.1 fe et N o r t h of th e point of beginning; t h e n c e S o u t h e r ly a l o n g th e W eal rig h t-o f-w a y l i n e o f S t a t e Ro ad 15-404 a d i s t a n c e of 111.5 f e e t to a concrete m o n u m e n t; thence E asterly alo n g said W est rlg h t-o fw a y l i n e o f S t a t e H o e d 154-i4 e d i s t a n c e o f I t f e e t to a concrete monu­ m e n t ; t h e n c e S o u t h *• l o n g s a i d W eaterly r i g h t of-w ay lin e of Stale R o a d 11-144 t o p o i n t of b eg in n in g secluding and eece p tln g therefrom a p a r c e l U 4 feet e<|uare a t th e Southeast corner t h e r e o f d es crib ed a a f o l ­ l o w s : Said p ar cel o f l a n d being p articularly d e s­ c r i b e d a s follow*: B e g i n ­ n i n g a t Intere ecM on of W eal rig h t-o f-w a y of S t a t e H o ad 15-4»0 a n d N o r t h l y r i g h t - o f - w a y of S t a t e R oad t i t ( k n o w n aa lem gw ood • W e g n e r R oad) ru n W est along (he N o rth rlg h t-o fw ay o f s t a t e R oad (14 a d i s ­ tance o f 114 f e e t lo p o i n t t h e n c e N o r t h e r l y on a l i n e p a r a l l e l to th e W e s t r i g h t - o f - w a y line o f S t a t e Road l4 -4«n a a d i s t a n c e o f 1)4 feet to a p oint; thence E a s t ­ e r l y o n a line p a r a l l e l t o t h e N o rth r i g n t - o f w a y line of S ta te Road 111 a d i s t a n c e o f 11) ( c a t t o a p o i n t In th e W esterly right - of - way l i n e o f S l a t e l l o a d 11-449; t h e n c e S outh a l o n g t h e W e s t r ig h t- o f -w a y line t o S t a t e Road t t - 4 4 4 e d i s t a n c e of 114 f e e t lo e p o i n t of b e g i n n i n g . ( c) F r o m N o r t h w e s t c o r n e t o f taut 17, B lo ck D. o f D.IL M itchell's S u r v e y of Levy (Irani as recorded In I ' l a t Bonk 1. P a g e 1. of Puhlle R ecords of S em inole County; R un S o u th w e ste rly a lo n g the W e a t e r l y line o f sa id L i t IT, said lln* b e i n g a l s o t h e E a s t e r l y l i n e of A n g U d a l * as r e c o r d e d In P l a t B o o k I. P a g e s I t A I I o f P u b lic I t eco rd a o f Sanilnole C o u n t y a d i s t a n c e o f 111 4 f e e t to a p o i n t of b e g i n n i n g ; r u n t h e n c e S-JUthwevterly a l o n g W e s t e rl y l i n e of s a i d Led IT, »>«i f e e t to t h e N o r th r l g h t - u f - w a y line of the L ongw oodW ig n er R oe d r un th e n c e W est a lo n g told N o r t h r i g h t - o f - w a y lln* 415-15 f e e t t o W e s t Bn* o f s a i d A n g led al* b e i n g a l e * t h e E a s t lin e of Section II. T ract 1» S o u t h . R a n g e 14 E a s t , ru n thanes N orth along said W esterly line of A n g l e , l a t e M l » feet, r u n t h e n c e S o u th rS'ici' ) . « i H r 11‘ t u t h e p o i n t o f . A lion of n i n t h s t l m I* a t A n g led s l* 14.1 • Pcr ee. <dl T h a t p e r t o f I f 1 }J Block D. o f D. R. H l l rhelV l su rv ey o f th e Levy (lra n t a s recorded I d P l a t H ook 1- P » « « ‘ of the r u h llc R ecords of S e m in o le C o u n ty . K lo rld e. ly in g W est of 8 M »9 R oad 11-1)4 e n d N o r t h of road rlg h t-o f-w e y canveved to S em inole C ounty by deed reco rd e d In O f ficial R e c o r d s B o o k 1. 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P a g e Tl In sa id c l e r k t office (C hurch S t r e e t ) : S a i d p ar cel of l e n d b e i n g p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c r i b e d e» f o l lo w i : B e g l n n l n e a t Inl . n i c t l ' i o f W evi r i g h t - * f - m* r H a t e Roe-1 » • « • * »»<« N o rtherly rlg h t-o f-w e y of S late Ro*d 414 (know n ee le.ngw oodW egeer noed) tun » '< l along l i e N orth r ig h tof-w ay of S ta te Road 414 a d i s t a n c e o f 1M feel t o point, t h e n c e N o r t h ­ e r l y o e ■ H«4 8 9 T 4 IW the W ett r lg h t- o f w e y line of S t a t e R u e d I it ili»*4in**«i o* **w f e e t lo e p o i n t : K a e le r ly »• * ' 1" • p a r a l l e l to IP* rlght-of-w e y line of M 'eie Rued *14 * a *' la n e * of IJ« f « « « p o i n t l« ' h a w e s t e r l y rig h t-o f-w a y *'“ • "f Ht e t e Road l*-»». t h e n c e »"•»"> » | , , n « Weal r i g h t - o f - w a y l i n e t o S t a t e llo a d l*-** * » d l s l e n c a of 114 f* * ‘ »*• e point of b e g i n n i n g , afl All t h a t p o r t io n * f «b* right of w ay o l I SH ighw ay 51-9* s h u ts any of lb e_ o b a* 0 f. describ ed p r o p e r t y . 1 T h a t t h is O r d i n a n c e eh a l l b e p u b lish ed o n ce a w e e k f o r fo u r 14) c u n . e c u l l v e t h e S a n f o r d H e r a ld , e N e w s ­ p a p e r p u b lish e d t» S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . 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D O N A L D K A IItC IiO T H p r o confeveo w i l l be ( e k e n l l E a l D K N U E i U N K N O W N e g e l n a t you for t h e r e l i e f d e ­ AND T i l l All p e r i l s * c l a i m i n g m a n d e d In t h e C o m p l a i n t . i n t e r e s t * by. t h r o u g h , u n ­ T h la Notice e h a l l h e p u b l i s h ­ d e r o r a g a i n s t th * f o r e ed o nce e w e e k f o r f o u r c o n ­ said person s e c u t i v e w eek s In t h e Hanford TO U A R E h e r e b y n o t i f i e d Herald that n Com plaint to fore­ D A T E D th la Srd d a y of close a c e r t a i n m o r t g a g e e n ­ D ctn h er. 1141. c u m b e r i n g tt i e f o l l o w i n g d - aA r t h u r II- B e c k w i t h . J r . c r l b e d r e a l p r o p e r ' y . t o - w ) t : C lerk o f C i r c u i t C o u r t Je it 1. .SECRET LAKE By: M a r t h a T. 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O rlan d o , K l o r l d a , e n d file t h * o r i g i n a l B o a rd of C o u n t y C-tmmlenlon A n s w e r o r o t h e r P l e a d i n g tn e r a o f Hemlnul* C o u n t y , F l o r t h e o f l l c * o f t h e C l e r k of t h e Ida p ropoaes t o a m e n d t h e c i r c u i t C o u r t on o r b e f o r e Hemlnole ( 'o u n t y Z o n i n g R e g ­ t h e l e t ilay o f N o v e m b e r . 1141, u l a t i o n s to p e r m l l t t h e er ec If y o u f a l l t n d o so, a d e c r e a R on u f closed f e n c e s o r w a l l s p r o e n n f e s s o will b* t a k e n n u t t o e i c e e d 4 ft. 4 In. In a g a i n s t you for th e relief h e i g h t In a n y r e s i d e n t i a l die d e m a n d e d In t h e C o m p l a l n L t r lc ts . T h i s N o t i c e eh all be p u b l i s h ­ C o p ies of th is p ro p o sed ed o n c e a w e e k f o r f o u r c o n ­ a m e n d m e n t m a y ha o b t a i n e d In s e c u t i v e w e e k s In t h * H.in(or4 the Z o n in g Office. Court H erald. House. Hanford. F l o r i d a . Mon D A T E D t h i s 14t h d a y •» d a ) a t h r u F r i d a y s f r o m !;49 H e p t o m b e r , 1141. A M. to 1:1)0 I’ M L) P u b l i c h e a r i n g w ll be h eld In ( H E A A r t h u r II. B e c k w i t h , J r , t h e g em tn o te C o m i t y C o u r t C le rk of Circuit C o u rt Hous e, Han ford , F l o r i d a . In th e B y : M a r t h a T. V l h l e n C o u n ty C n m in la s lo n e t a Ro o m D e p u ty C lerk un U ctober I I . 1941 a t ta,4« A n d r r a o n , R u sh . D ean . A M o r ae s» o u t h e r e a f t e r ae L o w n d es A van den B erg po ssible. A tto rn ey s an d counsellor* et Boa rd o f C o u n t y C o m m ls l-aw . . a l u n e r t , S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , I I ! E a s t C e n t r a l B > u t * « a r J F lo rid a. P o e t O f f i c e B> a 1141 By J . C- H u t c h i s o n , C h a i r ­ O r l a n d o , F l o r i d a man T e l e p h o n e 241-4151. A t t e s t A r t h u r B e c k w i t h Jr. I * u b llsh . n s p L l e , Ocl. f , t i P u b l i s h : o c l I , 1941 I I . 11(1. be gtna iug, bein g * p u t - CUN-11 65X51-558 V lln T L i. �Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, FA 2-5612 Classified Phone 322-5613 322-5612 Office 204 W. First RESPONSIBILITY: Th* B«ral4 will not be re­ sponsible for more than one iaeorTcct Iniertlon of your ad, aid reserve* the right to re* vile or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform fe the policies of this paper. DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuas., thru Frl. - 2 P. M. day hafore insertion. Non. • Sat. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Toes., thru Frl. - 2 P. 51. day hafore insertion. Moo. • Sat. Legal Notice xotice o r et iT T O i E L L E N W. DEAS ON, *1 *n k n o w n a s Bsttjr W . ’ u s s •o n : TOU AND E A C H OK TOU a r s h . r e b y n o t l f l . d t h a t s u it has btsn eom m sncsj scslnsc y o u In t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h a N in th J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t n f t h a S t a t s o f F l o r i d a In a n d f o r Sem lnnl* C o u n ty , t h a ab h r * v l a t « d till* o f w h ic h l i t TICK BOSTON F I V E C E N T * fl . W I N D S DANK. ritintirr, -T S - H A nilT A. JE U X IT N an d ■j«OC.Lr'L" JL'RXrVN. h i . wit*, at al. n*f*ndanta, In C h a n c a r y No. 11413. T h a n a t u r e o f t h l a s u i t I* a f o r a c l o . u r * o f th :it r a r t a l n m o r l g a s * fro m . a i d d s f t n d a n t a to p l a i n t i ff , d a t a d J a n ­ u a r y 1. H I T a n d r s c n r d . d J a n ­ u a r y I I , 1157 In O fficial It*c o r d . 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E A C H OK TOU IS R E Q U I R ­ E D to file y o u r a t i a w a r or o t h e r w r i t t e n d a f a n a a . to t h e C o m p l a i n t w i t h t h e C le r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f S em in o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , In ti l l , p r o . r e a d i n g a n d to . . r y e a co p y thereof upon tha p l a i n t i f f , atto rn ey s, w h o .a n itre - and address ara h e r e i n a f t e r eat f o rth , a s r a q u l r a d by law. n o t l a t e r t h a n th * l e t d a y of N ovember 1*41 In d .fa u lt t h a r . o f t h a r a u . a will p ro ceed a s p a r t e u p o n th a e n t r y of a D acraa P r o Conteee.i a g a i n . t you. W I T N E S S my h a n d a n d t h a o f f i c i a l aaal o f . a i d C o u r t In e . m l n o l a C o u n ty . F lo rid a , th la 14th d a y o f S . p t a m b . r , 1*41. (SEAL) A r t h u r II B e ck w ith , Jr.. C l a r k o f th* C ircu it C o u r t B y : M a r t h a T Vlhlan D a p u t y C la r k B E A flllA L L OKIDLET AND L E W I S A ttorn*** for P laintiff 40 N o rth C o u r t S tre e t P o et Offlc* D x 1 « « O r l a n d o F l o ri d a P u b lleh ’ Sept. 10 A Oct. T. t4. Mon. Oct. 7, ’63—Page 11 CLASSIFIED INDEX 2. Notices « Perwmah 1. I<o*t & Fnunrt VACUUM CLEANER, repairs, Bv Nadine Seltzer 2. Notices - Personal* parts, supplies for Electro­ o. Education * Instruction lux. Kirby, Hoover, Air4. Transportation Way, Rex-Air etc. Free 5. Food pickup. New and Used 0. For Rent cleaners sold. PA 2-22*2. 0 <? ’V * • i ; V 6A Special Notices S. E d u catio n • In stru c tio n 7. Business Rentals 8. Reach Rentals U. S. CIVIL SERVICE 9. For Sale or Rent TESTS! 10. Wanted to Rent ME.VWOMEN, IB-52. Start 11. Real Estute Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale hiiih as $102.00 a week. Pre­ paratory training until ap 13. Mortgage Loans pointed. Thousand* of jobs 14. Insurance open. Experience usually 15. Business Opportunity unnecessary. FREE Infor­ 16. Female Help Wanted mation on Jobs, salaries, re­ 17. Male Help Wanted quirements. Write TODAY 18. Help Wanted giving name, address and 19. Situations Wanted phone. Lincoln Service, llox 20. Babysitter* 40, cG> Sanford Herald. 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 5. Food 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services BABY BEEF-Aberdeen An­ 25. Plumbing Services gus Supreme quality. For 26. Radio A Television yout freeier. Ph. FA 2-7714. 27. Special Services 6. For Rent 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service BEDROOMS. 1H beth*. 29A. Auto Accessories Large yard. Children wel­ 30. Machinery - Tools come. 322-5609. 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets R-E-N-T-A-LS 32. Flowers - Shrubs 2 br., 1 bath turn, garage 4,Forg*t it, Shultz! H* ha* you outcluiad!" apartmcht, 155. 33. Furniture 34. Articles Tor Sale 3 br., 1 bath KE unfurnish­ 6. For Rent 12. Real Estate For Sal« 3 l>A Swap or Exchange ed home. $110. 35. Articles Wanted 2 br., 1 bath KE unfurnish­ ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom. 2 LOCH ARBOR 06. Automobiles - Trucks ed home $65. bath house. Fla. room, uti­ LAKE front 3 bedroom home 36-A Autos Wanted 3 br., 1 bath, stove only, unlity room. Kitchen equipped. on paved street. Only $800 furn. home $100.. 37. Boats - Motors Extra storage area. Phone down and assume $90 per 38. Motorcycles - Scooters STEMPER AGENCY FA 2-8545. month payment. Total price 1919 S. French 39. Trailers - Cabanas only $15,000. EFFICIENCY Apartment on 322-4991 40. Farm Equipment IF UNFURN. Apt. Kitchen equip­ ped. $55 mo. 30* Magnolia. Apply downstairs. LOST: 2 Male Siamese Cats. FA 2-1686. Reward. 3 BEDROOM, I bath house. Cull FA 2-0667. 1. I.ost & F ound Legal Notice I’H'TITIIIt * *.%>«•? X O T IC K IH h«*rrt*jr tfitert thftt ! a m •tiftnfftii In hu#ln#*» at 311 O r a n a d * C o u r t . B a n fo rd . K*mln«)I* C o u n ty , K l u r l d a , un* tier the* (Ic tltlo u * n » m # of, S K M ! N* O L i: I T i l LUSHING C OM IW NT. a n d t h a t I In ten d to r« tfl* t* r r l t d no.m# w ith l h a C l e r k o f th e C i r c u i t C o u rt, Heiulnotfi C o u n ty , K I " rl .U . In a c c o rd a n c e w ith the provisions of t h a F i c t i t i o u s N aims rttatutes. t o - w l t : H s u tlo n ICS 09 F l o r i d a S t a t u t e s 19ST. H r : J z m s s T T a l m s d c s . Jr. Public «I U 7. 1*. 31. 31. IMS. CDN-17 ix ’in*: r im i it i in ht J I I I I I I VI , t IHI I IT o r I'I.o iiiim ix *xu ru n XK44IXIII.*: t ill XTV. XIX T il 2 BEDROOM Duplex Apartment. Kitchen e q u i p p e d . N o meter. 706 E. 14th St. FA 2 6053 or FA 2-7622. NICE neat Furnished Cot­ tage. 2906 Palmetto Ave. Near the base. Suitable for couple. FA 2-3821. 2 ItM. Furn. Apt. FA 2-5927 or FA 2-6412. 2 BEDROOM 322-8185. FURN. Garaga Magnolia Air. House furn. Apt. 1201 ? HF.DROOM unfurn. IIouml CHAXCERT .xo. n u s $60 a mo. 3618 Elm Ave. FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT­ FA 2 1977. G A G E ASSOCIATION, a en r - First St. Near 2 city free ROBERT A. WILLIAMS parking lots and shopping Realtor store* No utility charges. Raymond Lucdqurrt,—Avvo. Suitable (or couple or sin­ FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. gle, alto retired people. FA 2-4712. LAKEFRONT 3 Bedrooms, 2 full lile baths. Ravenna KENT A BED Park. Built in G. E. Kit­ Roliaway, Hospital A Baby chen, fully equipped. Screen­ Heds. ed porch overlooking lake. By Day, Week, or Month Huge lot. Redecorated In­ CARROLL'S FURNITURE side A out. Wonderful Ph. FA 2 5181 116 W. 1st St. neighborhood. Call owner. FA 2-8520. LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer, also 1 bedroom trailer on $100 DOWN large lake. Adults only. Ph. 2 nEDKOOM, 1 bath concrete FA 2-7368. block home completely re­ novated $11. mo. 1 BEDROOM Apartment. Quiet neighborhood. FA 21162 from 8:30 to 6 p. m. 3 BEDROOM. 1 bath, con crete block home $54. mo. Monday thru Friday. Th. FA 2-4501 any other time. 3 BEDROOM. 2 hath, run crete Mock home, kitchen 7. ItUHincHS Ken Inis equipped, $70 mo.. 803 1st. SL 6 ROOMS. Suita big for Office. Parking available in reur. 322-2741 Stemper Agency from 11 -6 p.in. REALTOR — 1K5UROK FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave 9. For Sal* or Rent 12. Real Eatatt For Sal* 25. P t u a b l a t 8 m k M IS. P w alttn* BY OWNER 3 Bedrooms, 3 Sell Ua Your Furniture. HINSON ft HEARN bath*, Air-Cond. $200 & take PLUMBING CONTRACTING Quick Service With the up payment). FA 29133. Caah. SUPER TRADLNG Repairs k W attr Hatter* POST. FA 3-0677. FREE ESTIMATES 204 E. 3rd St. 3a-»14S VA - FH A 54. Article* For 8 * 1* Property Management Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offers for your selection these Beautiful 2, 3, A 4 Bedroom Government PLUMBING SMALL camp trallar. $40. Contracting Repairs Hughay'a Store, Geneva. FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY DINING room fOtte, Queen 204 Sanford Ave. FA t-3313 Ann style, 10 pieces. 322-6554. 26. Radio ft Tatar Lai— USED T.V. Sets $10 up. Ser­ 3 PC. BR. Suita. Lika new, 1135. 148 Country Club Rd. vice calls $2.00. Sanford Ph. US-0976. T. V. Servlet. 1113 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 3-977*. OCTOBER Special. Ladles k Childrens shoes $1.94 psir. 27. Special Service* Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Air-Conditionmsr Down Payments H. B. POPE CO.. INC. As Low As $100 200 So. Park Ave. FA 3-4234 Monthly Payments SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. From $43.50 To make the best home buy, see the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office fA Night FA 323 350*. RELAX*A-CIZOR, Simmons hlde-a-bcd, hand lawn mow­ er. 333-3971. OVEN and cook lop. Good as new. Both for $99. See Al Lyon. Sanford Electric. W HERE MORE VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS With purchase of Blue Lus­ tre, rent Electric Carpet PARTS SALES Shampooer for only $1 per ELECTROLUX, Hoover, Kir­ day. Carroll's Furniture. by, Rex Air, Air Way, G.E. Filter Queen, ete. Free ELECTRIC Heater 4800 W. Excellent condition. $30. Oil pickup and delivery. Serv­ space htater 85,000 BTU. ing Sanford for over 15 Very good condition. $40. years. Bonded and licensed. Over 500 78 RPM PhonoFA 2-4705. graph records. Best offer. TE 8 2992. M. G. HODGES 3-211* 2-064* 323-0700 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. • • 3 BEDROOMS, 1U baths. Swimming pool. Furn. or • unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. • SunUnd. PLUMBING WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SERVICED AND INSTALLED SPRINKLER SYSTEMS FREE ESTIMATES CALL FA 2 6037 PAOLA ROAD ZIG ZAG. 1962 Dial model. Darni, monograms A fancy atltehas. Guaranteed. Assuma 4 payments of $6T9. Phong FA 2 9411. READY MIX Concrete, win­ dow gills, lintels, step*, JOHN E. FO X ___ -•blocks, MhdiTcSinani,* rock, REALTOR TREE SERVICE. Expert tree pipe, steel, grease traps, 110 N. Park Ave. 323-0559 service. Reasonable rates, dry well*, stepping stones. t years experience. Free Miracle Concrcta Co. NEAR Paola School; new 7 estimates. Ph. FA 1-4377. 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 mom home, 1 acre lot. Ph. FA 2-3378, FA 2 0879. SHOTGUN. Stevens 12 gauge M O DELS ARE B EIN G SO LD ! LAWN SERVICE Poly choke model. 77 B. NEW LOW Mowing and tdglng, etc. Sat­ Like new. 1104 W. 25th DOWN PAYMENTS isfaction guarantied. Ph. St. FA 21321. $100 Down, many homes to FA 2-1*17. select from in cither Pine3 MONTH OLD ZIG ZAG crest, Suni and Estates or WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Repossessed Swing Needle SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Country Ctuh Manor. Spe Dlal-O-Mstlc, Does Decora­ All Types and Sliei rial terms to Navy fatnl tive Sewing, Makes Auto­ We Repair and Service lie*. Theie are FHA A VA matic Buttonholes, Sews On S T I N E owned Home*. Buttons, etc. Guaranteed. Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 Assume Remaining 5 Pay­ Seminole Realty ments o( $6.00. Ph. Credit Piano Tuning and Repair Mgr. FA 2-8627. loot 8. Park Ave. W. L. Harmon — FA 3-4233 FA 2-5232 anytime 36. Automobile* * Trucks 15. Ilusines.s O p p o rtu n ity SINGER S A L E S Jt S E R V IC E Dial Operator -A sk F o r - W X 8800 BUYING A NEW or USED CART FINANCE IT WITH l » ♦ Low Interest Rates ♦ Low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE RANK NEW 2 stall Texaco alition under construction In Lake Mary. Heavily traveled a r­ poratlon. tery and densely populated 2D. A utom obll* S erv lco Plaintiff, FURN. 2 Bedroom llouie. l li • v ebatli*. Located at 2811 S. area. High potential earn­ V E R N O N II DA VLB a n d P A ­ AUTO GLASS Dark Ave. $75 Month. Avail­ 1931 MODEL A Ford Coupe. ings. Low moderate invest­ T R I C I A A. DAVIS, h i . wife. D afandanta. able October 5til. NO 8 4662. Good cond. $350. caah or ment required. Call or write ONE 4 Bedroom House, One INSTALLED 1ARGE 3 Bedroom Houses, TOi VERNON B D A V IS a n d trade. Call after 5 FA 24096 Lme Star Petroleum, 1878 S«nkarik Glana and Paint 3 Bedroom House. Sanford P A T R IC IA A DAVI5. h l i FURN. Apt. 500 Park. 1 A 2 baths. By owner. 205 w lf. W IH H F . R K 11S. E. loth Terrace, Ft. area. 322-2(44. Company E. 25th St. 1956 OLDS convertible. 348 tiK.SVl; AR B U N K N O W N Laudetdale, phone 524-4302. 210 MagnolU Ph. FA 2 4822 A N D W 1 1 0 8 E L A S T 2 BEDROOM house, unfurnGood Chevrolet engine. '58 K NOW N A D D R E S S IS: iihetl. Kitchen equipped. 12. U ral K htuto F o r S ale NEW HOMES MEN'S apparel store on high­ Chevrolet, factory Air-condl tTSATE I N K A N T R T , Auto GlaM, TDfW Venetian blinds ami Fla BY SHOEMAKER FORT JACKBON. twin. Complete. 1018 W. Ut way 17-97 for lease In Shop­ k Sea* Covera room. Extras. $80. mo. 21U6 B o l ' T I I C A R O L IN A : 3 AND 4 BEDROOMS FHA - VA ping Plata. Experience. FA 2-7405 T O U A R B H E R E B Y NOTI­ Amelia. FA 2 3373. 1. P i, AND 2 BATHS GOVERNMENT HOME! F IE D t h a t a C o m p l a i n t In Low real. Further Informa­ AUTO GLASS & f o ra c lo a a a c e r t a i n m o r t a i g . FHA, VA & Conventional tion phone S. D. TE 8-2578 SEAT COVER CO. 37. Boats • Motors 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS encum bering th « following FURNISHED newly decoratFinancing! 1 AND 2 BATHS 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 d a a c r l b a d real p r o p e r t y , t o - w l l : ed 3 br., 601 Palmetto. Ph. 5VA hp. JOHNSON. 1963 like SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL SERVICE Station for lease. ALL WURK GUARANTEED Most Kitchens Equipped L it II. tllo c k L. BUNnew. 1104 W. 25th SL Ph. FA 3 1374 after 6. L A N D E S T A T E * , a *ut>Major Oil Co. products. RAVENNA PARK 11. 1941. Down Payment From FA 2-1321. division, according to a CDM-lil Goud location. FA 2-4342. AND 32. F low *r* - S h ru b * p l a t tliaraof, r a c o r d a d In STKNSTROM RENTALS FHA $1U0 VA P l a t Book II. p a g a * 14 to Furnished: IX T i s n C IK Cl IT COt H T OK IDYLLWILDE 18* PLYWOOD Cabin Cruiser. LOW MONTHLY J2 of th* P u b l i c Reco rd s T H B N INTH J t 014 1*1. C IH We Have Several New Homei 16. Fem ala H elp W an ted DUTCH MILL NURSERY An­ 50 bp. Electric aUrtlng. $ 9o o f Sam lnnl* C o u n t y . F lo r- 2 Bit 1 bath C riT IX 4 4 1 ) F o i l »*:wiPAYMENTS nuals ready now. Upiala Now Under Construction, WHITE Housekeeper Live'TrT Ida. x o l i : c o i x r*. k i .o i i i i * *. Evlnrude with generator 3 I1R 1 bath $125 EXCELLENT LOCATIONS Rd. Near Mayfair Golf T o g e t h e r w i t h th * fo l lo w in g IX i n a x c E R T x o . ta a a a Ami A Few Nearly Com­ 3 School age children. Ph. and trailer. $625. 3226957. property a t t a c h e d Unfjrniihcd: ORLANDO FKDF.KAL HAV­ d a a c r l b c d IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Course. pleted! 2 BR 1 ball) $ 75 ING S AND LOAN A8SOCIA- t h e r e t o : FA 2 7141. Gateway To The Waterway O n o Duo T h e r m ( o i l) W ell 3 BR 1 bath We Can Also Custom Rulid $!«"» We Can Qualify You For SPECIAL Sale of Cocoa Plu­ l l a a t e r . Model I t t - S . 8arT,0N’ r u ia iir t EXPERIENCED Maid 5 days A Home Just For You. 3 BR Pfc baths Stl5 One Of These Outstanding mose palms, large base, Robson Sporting Good* l i > * E i: Your EVINRUDE Dealer a week. l/)ch Arbor area. o n # UK ( e l a e t r l c ) Rang*, 4 BR 2 bsth W IL L IA M L PAOK. *R. en<! For Complete Information $135 field grown, 3 for $5. J . C. Home Buys In Minutes! M o d e l i l l 18k). S e r i a l .XRP E A R L U. FACIE. M* w tf .. 301*8 E. Ut Ph. FA 2 5961 322 9347. See or Call Your Sec u* for the best. Sikes, 3V4 ml. W. of San­ Defendant*, .114*11 ( l ) u l l t - l n i Ravenna Park • Idyllwilde On, GE (slectrlc) Ovart xorics: o r »c it ford on Highway 46. LARGE and small boats, mo­ CURB Girl. Must be 21. Ap­ For Complete Information, (B uilt-Ini. M >d*l S41IUUC, TUi W ILLIA M I . IMOK. 8R.. EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT tors and trailers storage at ply Pig 'N Whistle. Sanford. HI.HOMING Roses on Chero­ See Or Call Your S e r i a l TI1 0 4 1 II* ,. |. |r * * * u n k n o w n . a n d Stenstroin Realty O n * GK l e l e c l r l c l I L f r l P K A K b M. PAOE. hi# Dyson-Maffett 201 Commer­ FHA - VA aerator. llndet L A SIIIl. kee stuck. All other kinds w ife, SHORT Order Cook Must be St.. Sanford, Fla., Ph. S e r i a l NRSIllO* 111 C l a a r l a k s R i a l . Real Estate — Mortgages Stenstrom Realty experienced. Apply Pig ’N uf Nursery shrubbery and cial SALES BROKER On# 14 Inch V i c t o r C llm aa Cocoa. F l o r i d a : FA 20291. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2 242J trees. (electric) K itchen E ah au st TOU I R E IIE RF .RT N O T I­ \\ liistl** Sanford. 322-2120 111 N. Park K an. no m odel o r aerial F I E D l h a l a lU lt ha* b»*n Gray Shadows Nursery 3D. Trnilent • Calmnax NICELY furn. house. W. lit Stenstrom Realty b r o u g h t * 4 i l n * t you. l h a n»n o in her a ID. Situations Wanted 6 Ml. S. on Sanford Ave. T e n V en etian Blin d * (m eBY OWNER. 3 bedroom, 2 l u r a of w h ich I* t» fo ra clo aa St. FA 2 2275. Real Estate—Mortgage! WANTED 2 to 3 bedroom t a l l m a n u f a c t u r e d by Sana m o r t g a g e on l h a h e r e i n a f t e r hath. Fla room, wall to BXBYSITNNG day or night Ill N. Park Ave. 322 2120 k a r l k Glaa* A T a i n t C o m ­ e a . - r l b a d real pr p a r ly houietriiler in good condi­ .1.1. F u rn itu re MAYFAIR, 4 bedroom, 2 bath. wall carpeting, patio. Ph. p a n y , San fo rd F l o r i d a , no Th* n*m* of til* C o u r t In or regular. Experienced. Kavenna Park FA 2 7195 tion. -I rooms uf furniture $160 Furn. 2 hr., central m o d e l nr a e r i a l n u m b e r , wh b th th * au lt h i * In3230982. 125 E. Coleman Used furniture, appliances, FA 2 1212. • tltutaU la th* C i r c u i t C o u r t. h a . been riled a g a i n s t you In a* d o w n p a y m e n t , air-conditioning A heating FA 2-2677 FA 2 3829 FA 2-8360 Circle. tools, etc. Bought • Sold N i n t h J u d i c ia l C i r c u i t . In a n d l h a a buy a **1 > ted a u lt. th * ab o rt Lveninga FA 2-8596. $125 Child Care FA 2-E74. for g a m lh c ia C o u n ty , t t o r tJ a . I I , u! yah . . r e f e r s ! m Larry's Mart 215 Sanford M ortgage A ssociation, Ont.A.NDO FEDERAL SA V . t l u n a l CLEAN AS A whistle, 3 BR BY OWNER 3 Ur . 1 bath CB Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132. INCJ8 AND LOAN VSHO't 4- a C o r p o r a t i o n o r g a n i s e d u n d e r home un 3 acres. Paved PERSONALIZED ChiW Care in Saniord. Fenced yard, TIOV. P l a i n t i f f . W ILLIA M a n A ct o f C m i g r - a . a n d a t l a t - ROSA L. PAYTON 3224920. road near golf course; I . PAGE. Hit a n d P E A R L '! t u g p u r s u a n t lo t h e F . d . r a l Reg. Real Estate Broker WANTED reliable couple lo work shop, disposal) (op­ g u flsefl AaeoClS- FA 2-1301 17-92 i t Huwatht PAGE. Ill* wife. D a f a n d a n t a . N a t i o n a l equipped for chick* n rais­ 31. Ileauty Salon* take up monthly paymenti tional ). range, refrigerator, y I h a v , ,g lie ti - l n a c h a n - a r y <’a*» No. 111*1. l l a n i h i r t e i ing. A good place to feather of $13 30 on 3 complete T h * d e s c ri p t i o n o f th # r e a l p r ill -Ipal ( i f f l i . In th * 4 'l tr air cond., shallow well lawn W a s h i n g umi . U l s i r l c f uf ‘CLEAN quiet Rooms'* The (iro p erly I n a o l a rd . l o c a t e d In o f Harriett's Beauty Nook your ne*t. Call rooms of furnltura. Call pump and a 1933 Chevrolet g a m ln o la C o u n t ) . F l o r I J a . I* C o l u m b i a . Plaintiff. y»r,u«. Gables. tA 2-0(20. Eve Appt's. 3 Sr. Beauticians TK 8 1511, Casselberry, col for an excellent second car. V e r n o n II l u v l * e n d 1‘a ' r l i l a a* fo llo w a: Dul 1 *. Block T»". W I L D - A D a v l a hit » l f * . D e f e n d a n t s 2 HEhHooM and 3 bedroom lect. SII.PjO. 49.too G. I. Loan S O U T H W A R D l” * 0* FA 25742 M ERE. *• ra o o rd a d In P l a t a n d y o u a r e r - u u l r e d lu m u 322-2991. lloute* FA 2-36A5 Rook I, pug* I I L P u b lic a cu p y of y o u r A n a . t r or Haiel Porter Beauty Shop I.NVKSTM ENT i REALTY FItEE ESTIMATE l U '- u rd . gain ln u la C o u n t y . o t h . r p l e a d i n g to to* 4’>1144* 323-9173 Cold Wave $6 00 complete Upholstering & Mattress ren \ Flufl-la. p, l a i n t on I ' L a l l f P F U R N . 2 Bedroom llouie LO V E LY ? Bedroom block 116 N Park Ave J r . *uU« Vuu a r * h * r* » y notified I M N ('la y e la n d FA 2 1321 ovatiug. New A Used Furni Home will) separate din­ ONE 4 UHroom Hou«v, one I ItM W. 23th SI. Adults. No pel* KA 2-1661 V * l Ustiftl » ,t yi". ar# required to tile | t i j «i, i f u r - l \ ( I * ii l lure. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. ing roam Large screened 3 bedruum House. Long wood PERMANENT Wave Special lulldlnu 8*r onl, Kl«f. > o u r f . a r a l a n a w r r a (•• th * l u n k 1'nini* -I ni* Hi# o { i n t i An- M It X v •i:tj .i- .it C o m p U I n f lu aald m u r i u m |.|a. to ., at 7U9 Celery Ave. east porch. Located on 20', s off regular prices. 838-391! ftrea f o rac lo a u r* p r o c e e d in g * w i t h , w * r o f utl»*r i>U* ln* In if»« $65 per month. Ph. FA 2-1137 FA 2 2117. large corner lot with fruit, t h a I ’l e r k o f th * Clri u lt i - i u r t o f f i c e uf th« «*W k nf th# Open Evening* by nppt. Istfor* th# FURN. \pt. 2300 Mi ll invilie of Sanilno l# C o u n ty . F l o ri d a . In c i r c u i t oak U magnolia trees. 2 Frre parking loL Services St. Johns Realty P H 4 • r. A V No laical automobile dealers of­ Hanford. F lo rid a , a n d l o **r«* u t d i y Car garage. By owner Ph. h i e TIME IESI ED FIRM fa it t o •In no ft ----------------------------------------------------------- I I h t r t o l U!>•>»» th # b U I h * 1^4 If • from tip to tip. fer their best buys in Herald l$uftn« 1. r ro pr is roll! •**• fttto rn r >. ft HI b# A P I, $30. Surplus t It). FA 2 1199 tiff* -1 C'ut'N Curl Ileauty Hiiop FA 2 4123 116 N. Park Ave classified display ads. 1 * It'l U l t « n ft # a 1n l U r g s t r Mill, of K i t h , * I >r t h r r«III* CLEAN 1st flour Apartment MOVING 9 October. n n#r ijvm4it<J «4 i n tp # aIK pL t *i ’J* , 318 Palmetto Ave. 1. i i Kd*t Only * NE W—t bedroom Homes, Ar#riu# l* (It Offlc# Uai I U 4 . pin r»t. Phone dour ( I t 322-0834 Private entrance, loot Pal$!U0 down (or lovely 4 bed­ • irUntl , FI »r la. o n •it b« io r# Thl* NolU 0 #hft|l b # p a t*ls • t)« b> owner. 838 8!2U9 NICE 2 nEDKOOM Phone door (2) 322 8525 metto th # 14. ii «Uy if Ocl oii#r. I M i . #(l o n e # ft « ««k f o r f'»ur ro«$* rooms, 2 baths. Kitchen • r**# ft* * 'u11 y• w * • 4# In Th# (UnforJ n o t o r & IWr*ln fall equipped Home. Excellent BY OWNER 3 BR. 2 bath. t#r«ii ' HvraM. • n .*V>*i>#r t'Irct|!iit#(J F U R N I S H E D Apartment. j»r4$ ft>nf#»#u will FRAME HOUSE tod noaonUt alien ISsv* ujVI In H#mtbi»U '•only Florid*. j jftltipt y**u CB Large rooms. 2 Large condition Beautiful )srd A •tv Mu«i in priced m lc« — grkenbriau Clean and close in Jimmie • #t.1 J*y uf k*yt« ljft|#t| I*4t OVER I ACRE LAND *15.430 »tn *i •rrs lots sprinkler s y s t e m . shrubbery 125 E. Jenkins ( lii'iie lota available in * * itl*. Jr rioO«r. A 1 Cowan 322 1013 Aruiur I as 121) Joan and 441.11 Hi LARGE OAK TREES Drapes throughout. Take lirm ibriar of l.orh Arlim rcult Cuiir (AirlALl Circle. FA 2-3*32. CUrk uf m cntfi — On,* cat todav. T*i«ie SOME CITKUH oiorlooking null rourae. ty riortdft Arthur are |i|M mod*!vts ihocu ban! up payments. FA 2 1263. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: I:------- :----------------.A REAL GOOD III Y 'OlHl \ ihWn I ualom building to yuur II r**s inti, sUti |4 —|i ' sit at Rooms private bath,. I ll U * do*® payment. 3 Bed­ tiw T. VI 1*U Crteubriar A l»v tSs 0*l*r) I'Clunfs. rooms, I'* baths. Air-Con­ ONE Brill uum t'R House. •pacification. iI W. First St. CUUMLEYSlack N C l o s U n J . Jr. dition A beat. Kitchen equip­ Nicely furnished Home for dvvcloprd by i i U*»: Living*-’" V.*uu* CALL 6 6 8 * 4 4 5 8 *ml C a rro ll fljr k * Post onic* box ju s KINGS WOOD sals by owner. $7,000. $500 2 BEDROOMS, terrajio ped. Deep well, sprinkling MONTEITH ■4ltorn*v* f*r Kl»iatlff OrUnl-s. riorlds THE MACKLE BROS. BUILDERS INC. down and $64.14 per month floor. k i t c h e n equipped. system, beautiful yard. 10J I I' O b r i s o Z Atiorn*> • ‘ r H INC. OlVtftiON O 0 202 Fairmont Dr. Publish g*pt. 1*. ■ : ‘ a ci. Good water. $64. per mo. Lake Dot Dr Day FA 2-8700 for 12 yean 2*0# B m C M # O I V I I O P U I H I # . INC. !). • 300 \V. FIRST ST. F A 2 x071 :. .*»: Call I A 2-5183. or Night FA 2-8354. i Ave. Pb. FA 2-3727. l u L st-i;s CUtt-TI GO W H ERE YOUR CAR IS W O RT H M O R E! Our new r a n are mew­ ing fast under Holler’s new LOW PROFIT — HIGH VOLUME eelea program. This q u l t k turn-over enables ua to offer the beat deals on • new car available anywhere. It will PAY Y O U te InrrstigaU soon I SOLDI MAGKLE-BUILT QUALITY HOMES GO TO — H O LLER Motor Sales COMPANY 2nd. k Palmetto Ph. FA 2-6711 2507 Park Dr., Ph. FA 2 *841 �y> •' ■- —m . *------ I, |j , m 4— I ' ,-■-— ' 1 l »• P a n lf - V o N . O et T. *W VW M ir l fm B Ttw Qbm ifa Educator To Address Farm Buroau Hero I Dr. E. T. York Jr., nation­ ally known odoettor acd itrtcultural Wader, will be the guest speaker at the annual dinner-meeting of the Semi­ nole County Y a m Bureau Tuesday evening at the SanIsrd Ctrle Center. Dr. York la Florida'! pre­ test for agriculture at the University of Florida. In this capacity be la chief admlaistrativo officer of all agricultural education and re­ search work of the university. This includes the college of agriculture, the agricultural experiment stations (main station and all branch sta­ tions such as the Central Florida experiment station), the agricultural extension service (mala staff at GainesviUe with extensions into each county with county agricul­ tural and home demonstra­ tion agents), and the school of forestry. These are the units that are responsible for research and education lead­ ing to the improvement of all phases of Florida's widely varied agricultural training, production, processing, and marketing. Dr. York came to Florida ns provost last April from Washington, where be was administrator of the Federal Sxtenalon Services — head­ ing up all extension work Aroaghout the nation. farm income to $1 billion by 1170. He holds BS and MS de­ grees from Auburn University and a Ph. D. degree from Cornell. He also has studied law at George Washington University. He was an associate pro­ fessor of agronmy at North Carolina State College, 1949IMS; full professor, 1*32-53; became head of the agron­ omy department in 19S3. In I9M Dr. York beeame eastern director of the Amer­ ican Potash Institute and In this position traveled eaten- alvely In this country and a­ broad studjlng agricultural conditions. In 1956 Dr. York moved to Alabama to become the dir­ ector of extension in thnt state, a position ha held un­ til he was appointed Federal Administrator la MSI- New 16-Acre Site WINTER HAVEN (UPD— Members of the Florida Citrus Eaposition say that they will seek to relocate the exposition from Northwest Third Street here to a 14-acre site on Lake Lulu. Coto bomo P * IC E S ! P L lS ! . s l M m p s BABY FOOD ♦) $100 Jan s ') Limit: 12 With Your *1 Or More Food Order I'lra-e LEAN MEATY WESTERN GOLD BOND Watch for our E. T. YORK JR. Prior to his appointment aa the United State* govern­ ment'* administrator of the Federal Extension Service In 1981, Dr. York was director of the Alabama Extension Service at Auburn University. Under his leadership, Ala- bama'a Rural Resource Deve­ lopment program gained na­ tionwide atlentlon. Thia atate led program, similar to one later developed by the U. S. Department of Agriculture, Is aimed at boosting Alabama's ? 50 EX TR A 3 With This Coupon A The Purchase Of “ All Brand*" STAMPS Strained BABY FOOD 12 Reg. Jar* $1 Coupon good at your "Thriftway Only, Thru Wed„ Oct. 9. GRAND OPENING PLUS! j?. PhilipQ&wsdsiM 3 and Down — Just Right For B-H-Q LB. a nsa/ SEMINOLE PLAZA CASSELBERRY SP A R E I P ■i !■w 1 • LEAN WESTERN ......I ■'. ' i a M o d e ss i' CENTER CUT j PO RK CHOPS RBkjy r* 1 •* v f With This 7* Coupon & The l Purrhast Of GOLD BOND STAMPS PLUS! Council Backs .TFK SAVE MORE ON ECONOMY FAMILY PACK PORK CHOPS (L\x? #m tfnrft Sfm tiii WEATHER: Wittily with few scattered showers today uml Wednesday; hijrh today 84-89; low tonight 68-75. ________ United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 Tl-K sTofTO U kit 8, 19Gn~ SANFOUp T f LORIDA NO, 84~" A plot of ground at the ™ l T£<J County Home on Highway 17­ 92 was leases! fur St annual rental by the County Com­ mission this morning to the Cement bid* for road build ^ (| a m g T o i l F One of It. K. Porter's spies Seminole County Farm lluMIAMI (UPI) - Secre­ trailed a carload of women teau as a site fur its new si,- ing were rejected because ot a technicality and new bids tary of State Tom Adams was goo headquarters. from New Smyrna Beach to scheduled to leave here toCommission also voted to will be sought. Sanford last Sunday . . . Oak Haven Drive will be day on a goodwill tour of foreclose on St,non worth of waiting for an accident to p a v e d in a participation Colombia as a guest of the agreement with eight proper Organisation happen. The .lory goes that American ty owners on the street. the women found a 18-foot States On motion of Commissioner piece of driftwood and derid­ John Alexander. County Engl Pressure Eased ed lo b*ing it home. . , by necr William Bush was di­ WASHINGTON tl'P I) — placing crossways in their rected tu study new state road | ^ re, Unatlon ,)f Senate e dcs in order to promote „ emot.rallc Secretary Robert car. extending through the highway safety by painting G. i Bobby I Baker eased poli­ rear windows some six to center lines on county road* tical pressures and potential MIAMI f UPD—TTurrirma fight feet on each side. The and marking bridge abut­ senatorial embarrassment to­ Flora crossed Cuba today for WASHINGTON (UP!) — women in the rear seesawed ments w i t h reflectors or day. the third time, heading for the driftwood left and right Mobster • murderer Joseph paint. the Bahama* and leaving a Valachi, testifying against a Approval of a Seminole In­ Russia Interested to get through the Osteen backdrop of reported bomb trail of destruction aero** bridge and apparently un­ threats, resumed his crime dustrial Park plat addition WASHINGTON (LTD three t'sribbean Islands which mindful of easthound traffir. chronology for senators today was deferred pending negotia Tile Soviet Union, for the counted more than 4,100 dead. They made it, too. with a detailed breakdown on tion of a drainage agreement. first time, has indicated to The Weather Bureau urged • • • Chairman J . C. Hutchison the United States government the I'osa Nostra hierarchy in emergency hurricane pre­ informed the Commission a that it is interested in buying C'.aude llittrll would like it New York City. cautions l>e taken in tha known that he is still selling 1 Questioned by Scnale in­ joint meeting of all service between $150 million and $200 scutheastern Bahamas at ones. clubs will be held Oct. 23 or automobiles . . . and it is j vestigations subcommittee •Jt when proposed constltu- million worth of wheat. It predicted the center of the nis son, Claude Edward llit- cnairmun John L. McClellan dealiest storm in 03 years ell. whorecently Joined the iD-Ark.t, Valachi said there tional amendments will be Honduras Calm would cross Acklin* Island outlined prior to the Nov. 3 TF.GUCIG M PA, Honduras police force. were five “ families'' or sub­ lute this afternoon and Crook­ • • • election. t l ’PH — Scattered gunfire organizations of the crime ed Island a few hours later. G. Andrew Speer, repre was heard through t'ac day R. K. Porter dropped a 1 syndicate in New York. He Flora went on the prowl in writing yesterday that la’- then ticked off the names of tenting a properly owner, was MonJay uml armed tro o p s! today after spending an un­ referred lo the Board of Ad­ were directing traftic. hut the toy Rohh had started that SI,- tile gangsters. precedented four day* pound­ justment when he requested 700 facelifting job at the X« i York Police Inspector permission to copy shorthand city appeared to he returning ing Cuba where the known 1to normal under it* new mili«ourt house . . . itshould John F. Shanley told the Sen death toll mounted to more notes taken for the minutes of have read Slt.lw). ate investigators that the the last Adjustment meeting. lary regime. thun 100. It left the economy • • • ra n k in g on gang _ mcn\!)cr, svf—-Premier Fidel—Castro's— VIsTK“AHfi'tif 'IL Beckwith Jr. I 3 ll ( l l f C t llKTCclSC? — Nole'inri.ifiTH i i r r i i e “ rJiins was an unprecedented intelltr e g i m e —reoUng-alid the gov­ WASHINGTON (UIMt Pause: Some of the Items pence gain that should aid was directed to impound the ernment ordered tight ~hew : Mcnographer'a twite, pending Treasury Secretary Douglas you guys contribute for pub­ die war against crime. food rationing. final action on Speer'* re ­ Dillon indicated today that tricx wiinl, construction of n storeroom and linen 1(01 TINE INSPECTION of proirres* in tho lication in the Pause are so Valachi was given added T ie hurricane crossed km room and expansion of the kitchen. Pictured bad that we have to re write police protection after the quest. Speer explained the un­ the administration probably $115,000 liiiililittK expansion til Seminole Meto the Atlsntic at I t a.m. from tile left are John Evans, hospital Itoard ’em before they can be FIJI said It received threats approved minutes of the would offer another record morinl lliwpital vvn.* made Motulny afternoon meeting were too condensed high budget next year but E8T near Cape Lucrecla, tha vice cluiirman; Kohert Ileisserer, administrator; thrown away. ity Art Forchaml, TullahttAsrc, ttmtmper of the against his life. and he wants verbatim copies the deficit would sltowr a Miami Weather Bureau said. Forehand, John llnrtoii IV, architect, and A. It. ho.-spitnl ileptiiTinent, Floritln Developmenl ConiChief U. S. Marshal James of remarks made at the ses­ Its center was located near Peterson Sr., chairman. shrinking trend. Dot tic Austin's prowess as McShane said telephone tips mission, lie wan informed the 111111(11111; proKrnm latitude 21.1 north, longitude (Herald Photo) a news photographer still were received warning that sion. i.-s 50 | h.t rent complete for imttulliitK tltu petlin76.7 west, or about 90 ovlloa No ILLS Crackdown follows her, even though she a bomb would be placed in north-northwest of GuantawWASHINGTON (UPD — 'oft us more than a month the hearing room and that snvo Bay. This was 410 milea Commissioner Mortimer M ago. Current issue of Life several spectators would try southeast of Miami. Caplin of the Infernal Revenue Association News, published to shout Valachi. The advisory said Flora Servirc say* that the IRS is I in Washington, carries a In response to questioning, would mova generally toward not conducting any special photo Dottie shot of Clifford Shanlcy graded Valachi'* in the northeast a t aboat 10 mph campaign against expense ac­ Johaaon, Donald Foster and formation as highly accurate during the day, count attending, even though Frad J. Harris, of the Semi­ and valuable to law enforce­ PORT All PRINCE. Haiti VATICAN CITY (UPI) — Havana Radio announces! nole County Association of ment authorities. LONDON 4UPD — The So (UPD — The U. S. aircraft armed with newr legal au­ that all coffeo distribution The Vatican Council today late Underwriters, originally Ili.s testimony contrasted earner Lake Champlain was thority. vlel Union I* accusing Com pushblished in The Herald. WASHINGTON (UPD—Tlte , House subcommittee which overwhelmingly approved * hail been suspended la Ha­ witli reported criticism of the to launch helicopters today munlst China of tryia* to hurt vana bee*us* ot losses to crime hearings by some New to tu n re v .storm damage tti Ask Bosch Return he -la'i rvpaU 'on" Senate Commerce Committee would include alt public fa- seriea of proposal* fur reform the coffee crop ia Orient* .si.v id DUjdfStio (LTD — Note on the spindle: Con York police officials who des­ xiut^M-sicin iiatll, win e cilllies except owner-occupied t o d a y approved President of Boninn Catholic worship, Province. (TeJsmsn speaking to a ser­ cribes! Valachi'* testimony as Hurricane Flora killed an e . Tie outlawed National As- in Asia, Africa, and Latin sentldy climaxed an outbreak America, It wa> disclosed to­ Kennedy's public accommo­ rooming houses which rent iiicludilitr gieater insistence Meat ratiuna were cut la vice club: “ Now. gentleman. familiar and not very helpful. timalrd 4«x) persons. dations civil rights hill but live or less rooms. I suppose to tax your mem­ oil preuching the word of God. half and vegetable rations II ultli Minister Girard Phil {of anti-government diaordcis day. 'Hie S e n a t e committee \n ofticial Soviet pamphlet exempted ncighliorhood shop, ories " Voice in the audience: ipp< aux said Monday more lure early today Ity dent uni T ie council voted at today'* were reduced (10 pet cent, the “ You may a* well . . . you’ve than 2 ixxt tuxlic* already j ing ilie Immediate resto'atlon Ivjlng clrculatetl by Novosli, and .tores which do not cater adopted a similar "Mr*. Mur­ session on five of 19 prndinir broadcast said. ! phy's" section to eliminate proposed a tax on everything have been recovered He Cstl of "constitutional order” — tie Soviet pres, agency, se­ to travelers. The hill to ban disrrimina Hie small tourist homes with­ amendments lo ths second else'.'' mated that the total death presumably meaning the re­ verely atlackv Hie Chinese • • • liuipter of a document on the toll night run to twice that turn of ousted ex-l’rcsldent for attempt* to undermine tion in public facilities as in a city. Hut Chairman Warren G, liturgy or public worship of | Moscow's position and pres­ adopted liy the committee Joan llosch. Rev. Philip Blair Jones, nurntwr. tige in the underdeveloped was somewhat more limited Magnuson, I) Wash , said the former Sanford resident and The city of An»e a-Vcau the church. PreslALGIERS (UPD in its language Hum origin- committee expanded the limi­ nations. GE Head Retires now coordinator of the John I was said to have been “wip­ The most important of the lla said tations by eliminating barber­ It eliarge* that Mestern allv proposed Ivy the admin NEW YORK (UPD Birch Society at Houston, dent Ahmed Ben Hi ed oft the earth'* by the amendments approved today \l shops, small stores, and oilier will mass list,ism Ralph J. C ’ordiner. tin, a wheat ' colonialists and the Clunese istration. Texas, is in town and making today he NEW YORK (UPD - Mme. storm, and only a liandliil of It was also far less sweep licilltle* providing services said that sermons should nev­ Ngo Dlnh Nhu. brimming • number of ipeeches. Will grrinns if necessary “to Its rtsident* survived. A farmer's son who became critics of Soviet pidlcy appear er he omiltrd except for ser­ ap|M'ar before the Jay fees antash" tin great K.ihylia re number of nearby villages a! chief officer of General Elec­ on the same side of the fence" ing Hum a hill passed Ity a which cater to neighborhoods. with confidence but slightly arc not part of a chain, or do ious reasons. It emphasised conciliatory, arrived Monday tric and helped that giant in the struggle fur the emerg­ Thursday mu>n at the Civic volt. mi were s w e p t away. the Importance of the priest not get any business from Ben Bella, who in the past night for a three-week visit Center. Philapprau said other coas­ corporation through one of ing nations. using every Sunday Mas* as mtersliittf travelers. lias plrdgrd never to use the tal cities on Hie Tihuron Pen­ ili. greatest times of trial, has The disclosure followed a to Ihe United Stales with an opportunity to explain the Magnuson said Hie vote ap If advcrli'iuj can lie ar* army against Hie Algerian insula were to to 7n per cent decided to retire and will report ili.it Communist China hopes of Improving her own proving the hill was 113. Sen. Christian fuith and Christian Image and thut of tha South turn tIso company's top spot is trying tu arrange its civil­ eu.sed of making people live people, said his government destroyed. Strum Thurmond, D S. C., the vlng. beyond their means, so can in future “ will assume its re­ Viet Nain government An estimated total of 1 mil­ over lo Fred J. Rorch, 33, ian a I r traftic routings only Southerner on the com­ sponsibilities" to quell Xi;bcl|. lion persons—about a third of now executive vice-president through the British colony of Mme. Nhu. whoia aharp matrimony. • • • ious Berber dissidents. Hung Kong to avoid flying clrtlclsm* of U. S. policies, Tie Oviedo UUy Council mittee. and Sens. Norri* Cot­ the people of densely jxqiu o( the operations. He told a crowd of 3,000 latcd Haiti—were affected by over Hie Soviet Union. It s funny that a wife who official* and newsmen in her Monday night agreed to the ton, It N. II., and Thurston Both move, were signs that request of Police C h i e f Morton, It Ky., voted against tan see right through you persons in the stadium at the hurricane. country havs helped mako Hie Moscow I’ckirig split is George Kelsey that Hits Slate Hie measure. doesn't notice * missing hut- Bougie that his government her controversial, said sho Crop damage was d :nb The key to the legislative had proof the counter revolil- | ed as “nearly total." widening. TALLAHASSEE (UIT) - ram# here "to too you and Bold Department lie asked ton. thin was linked with foreign to put up new street signs language — which eventually The Cnhlnet approved a In' to try to understand why we j Jan# Casselberry reports plot*. within the city setting lower must he Interpreted by the hid of (3,017,740 for construc­ can't get along better.” JACKSONVILLE (LTD — | court*—i* the phru-e ", , . tion of thi* new .stoto prison *Wc will mobilize tO U .O O O tha* a bachelor is a nian who There wat some strong and uniform speed limits. Three Negro non scheduled any place or (••tahlisluiKill it. Sumter I'uunty today hut congressional opposition to Algerian- it m eessary in vi never Mrs anybody. Kelsey explained that in to die In Florida's electric giluncc committee* to sina.li •ome raxes un approach to engaged primarily in the sale, ordered the staff to negotiate Mme. Nhu‘« visit. chair, have been given at | Boh Res serrr hinted yester- this counter revolution" he Sen. Stephen M. Young. DHie city Is marked with one r«nl, or hire of goods . , . for n lower price. WASHINGTON i l l ' l l — knottier hn •.iking and enter Icavt nine more day* lo live. moved in inlerslalii . . saiil things brewing for ohm, told the Senate that her • peed while ils opposite ap day big Money available for the con* Edward It Murrow, director U. S. District Judge Brian cleared with the “ The only sort of dialogue ing has been •'em mole Memorial Hospital ktruitlim project totalled |2,- visa should he canceled and eighth member Simpson Monday refused to of the U S. Information pruarh is marked witli an arrest of the ’ she should be compelled to hut V B Peterson Sr. held Alt Ahmed and El Had) un­ of a group of Negro li eu free Hie three on n writ of Agency and widely known other. IHlJ.IHMt. A Idler was authorized to hack . . . .aid tin* lime is not der.land is the .nalo:ue ot llie ager. it ua . re|»irtcd tin* haU'a. corpus in tile slaying radio and lelevision newsIii other action, tho Cabinet leave the country.” uuchiiic gull." lie saiil “ Let her slander us from tipe. approved planning architects morning Ity Sheriff J. L. u( * grocery clerk during a raster, w a s reported making stale officials Inviting Hicm to meet with rouneil lo work her native Lind or any other a satisfactory recovery to­ for state projects, and ordered robbery, but he gave the fjin Hobby. Robert Ho.ford. George Auction Bridges CLEMSFOBD, Mass it I'D Hie newly a|q>ointed firms to country, but not from our own John Ward. II. of West lath Hies of the three until Ucl. 17 day Iroin surgery for removal out a uniform plan and .speed Swann Jr. and David Powell soil,” Young said. CHICAGO i l l ' l l — The Street, is in county jail, Sher­ to appeal to a higher court. of a malignant lung tumor. limit (or Hie entire downtown — A I Hi car Boston A Maine go to work. have been re-elected (or se- P r f c iH i. II. |..n toi-n t w.i* t > iff | l ot >liv s.iiil, al t er c o n f e s s ­ The t h r e e eondemm-d men. In iglil train reportedly ran I(c|i. Silvio O. Conte. It* M urrow entered Washing­ area. mnd term* a» president, vice ■llUCtioil tilt live tflldue. ( ih Io . ing he and .even juveniles Millie Young. 27, Harold Si­ ton Hospital center Saturday Mass., railed tier "a thorn in At Ihe same tun Council- about live miles wdlumt any­ nrevident snd xccretary-trca- T im b rid g e , were a m o n g 237 the tight ( o r democracy L. Lingo Jr. was one at the conlrols Momlav stole live suit, ot clothing mon, 22. and Calvin W for surgery to correct »Un-k- man T. surer, respectively, of th e 1surplus item s valued at $3 it when all three men in its rah around the world.” Ilo de­ ma aidlmri/rd to purchase age of a bronchial tube. Dur Thomas, 22, werr convicted from tlm Army and Navy Sur­ Sanford ehapier, Florida Slalp m illio n that were placed on plus store on Sanford Avenue and sentenced to death Sept. ing Ihe operation, however, lerial and equipment lo build : acre overcome by a deadly nounced her as an “ irrespon­ Association of Letter C ar-1 the s e llin g block. T h e bridgea two weeks ago. sible, arrogant woman” who 30, |9*itl. for Hie fatal »hoot- doctors discovered Hie tumor emergency warning signal- gas, police said. tfAl'iO.V H T I ) — Thu has made statement* that are I'ollre said the three men rier*. and removed his left lung. for such places as road wash Ii.nl ing of Eugene Arnold ItirhTinjuveniles already — o f the b ridge erection l«>at IJnitttl »StuU‘4 hu.4 IlMpi'll'lc'l j • • • “ viciously anti-American.” olds, open dllches and other were overcome by hydrocya­ v a rie ty o r ig in a lly cost a ll, - I been apprehended and cun- ardson. u . during Hie rob The tumor was later found n«*nrly 51- million uommrrrinl1 Next week will be observed nic gas as Hie train passed i like situations. to hr malignant. ' hery attempt June 9. Beat I fesse-i several burglaries. i t National Newspaper Week 11,16 enrh. the Hampshire C h e m l r a I .aid pM)nirtit* to South Yirt and The Herald plan* to ( Corp. in nearby Nashua, N. 1Vain ■•nun th$* AiitrURt rrurk* down on the* ftuddhiatji and “ blow its own horn.” Watch II for a double truck . . . will Tlie Irani ran without any­ nmnidrriviK further rut*, in­ IULSTOM (UPI) — North* give you readers an idea how one at the controls until a formed sourerH aai-f h**rc Mon* •Uy. i' mftt Airlines has filed s petimany persons' verviccs are lireman in a second engine of wiih I hr plan to further rrduet tion in the IT. *S Circuit Court KNOXVILLE. Venn f t I'D supplies of anti-toxin located Lawrence Silverman 39. and e r n s t a t e s T i e f i s h e r y w i t generally is associated required to hring you the Hie tram came forward and fi-L products. tier two children, Matthew, to. s h u t d o w n w h ile M i c h ig a n aid is aifnrd ftt forcing poll- of Appeals asking that tho In Washington and Canada. the news. We think it will —Doctor* fought a silent ha! (ounl the three men nncun Type “ K" botulism killed and Kachel, *. were in *er i n v e s t i g a t o r * r a n t e s t * o n its tirul reforms from the kov. Civil Aeronautic* H o a r d 9* amare you somewhat. David S. Cohen. 33. a vice tie againd a little l>n«wn kill­ two Detroit women l a s t scions in the front engine, lie eminent »f President NffuUCAII) Florida routa decUlort ^ious condition I'aluzelie's stopped the tram here, ami inventories. president of Hie Its-rkline March Health authorities e r today-hoping they have wife and Mr>. Silverman's Julian Stenstroin says that ‘ This Is a horrible, horrible think It also was responsible two of the men were carried hinh Diem, the «ourees said, b t e t tendril to April 30, IW4. Corp of .Mumsiown. Teon , husband, a history teacher at caught it in time. unconscious from Ihe train. It is reported now under con* ^ Th« C«\B has o r d e r a d an expert is someone who is A prominent businessman and Amy Beth Cohrn. to, - Hie University of Tennessee, debacle," II. J Dornbo*, foe the death last Thursday Northeast to relinquish tha I sideration in Washington. railed in at the last minute president of the firm, said. of Chester O Mitchell, (It. lucrutive New Yurk-Florida to share Hie blame. Or as and his I0-y ear-old daughter died shortly before * a m. were in satisfactory condi­ Botulism, caused by Hie mi­ and his wile, it anclie, <12. o t portion of its service as of x sign was observed in a died M< nday. \ unive’aily Monday. Saturday morning tion. Cohen anil his daughter had cro • organism “Clostridium Kalama/oo. Mich. midnight, Oct. It. Motulay'a Hold The Phone! shop window: Call un our ex­ professor, his wife and two they lud eaten smoked whiteThe suspected p r o d u c t , hotulinum" in improperly , TUNBRIDGE WELLS. Eng. petition sought a stay. perts after you have botched children lay ill with the same fish bought at a Kroger Co. been admitted to the hospital processed preserved foods, is packed tn vacuum - seated disease. \ chemical engineer supermarket In West Knox late Sunday night. No others a do-it-yourself job. WASHINGTON (UPD—A p ­ land il l'll — Ronald Newtek plastic hags, hears red and • • • and bia wife a'so fought tor vile and parked by Dorn bos in their faintly had eaten the fatal in two-Uiirds of the was fined J.X.tt) Monday for Publisher Chosen p r o x i m a t e l y 122.71*1 w id o w * of c a s e s It is hard to treat he­ white laliels reading: Bros. Fisheries of Grand Ha fish. It's later than you think: life. TALLAHASSEE (UIT) — damaging an outdoor tele­ m e n w h o d i e d d u r i n g n r a s a “ V a c u u m p a c k e s l . B e a d y to rn usl he adSeveral others reported to I cause anti toxin The killer s u s p e c t was type sen. Mich. There are only fi3 shopping Gov. Karri* Bryant today ap­ phone booth despite Ids plea The others in Uie hospital Knoxville hospital* for ohser- [ ministered for Hie specific cat Keep under refrigeration. r e s u l t i f m i l i t a r y s e r v i c e will that “I wo* told the phone pointesi Johy Y. Huinphrea, of Jays 'til Christmas!! Post­ | “ E botulism. Bare but deadg e t i n c r e a s e * a v e r a g i n g f r o m Dornbos s i n o k e j white fish type ot botulism Involved — master Cecile Heard already | !y. Doctors and public health had eaten Hie same type of vation. was out of order so I moils Tullahas.re to the state boars) Kroger ordered the product and there are at least five (or s m o k e d white fish c h u b s ) . H t o 14 jier c e n t i n t h e i r coinhas warnesl the time la nigh I official* esmferred through smoked fish from the tame sure by pulling (he wires ■if forestry, succeeding Frank D o r n b o s Fisheries, sim« isvi. p e n . a t l o n c h e c k s , e f f e c t i v e at types Each type causes iden to mail Christmas package* ■the night at University Ho« store Rudolph Palurctie. 12. removed from its I 373 stores Ucal symptoms. Type MK "|O r4o4 lU u u , Mich.'* [ 31. Barker. * out," | odea. ipilal and called h r acarcc was in critical condiUon Mr* in 22 Southern and Vltdwest 'Jo r the boy* oversea*. Flighty Flora Roars On Bahamas Storm Leaves More Than 4,100 Dead Valachi Tells Of Hierarchy In Cosa Nostra Copiers Survey Haiti Damage Limit: One Pkg. With Your S3 Or Mur# Food Order I'tcssr ' ✓ M l I WASHINGTON il'P li — I The Consumer Advisory Conni ell today endorsed President tax certificates not sold at Kennedy's proposals for an public auction. This land will income tax cut and a ban revert to the county for un- on discrimination in public pad U xn accommodations. ♦ f e io c YELLOW" BANANAS -ALL BRANDS’* STRAINED By Jane Casselberry English Eststes Element­ ary School P.T.O. will meet Tuesday at * p. m. In the auditorium of the South Semi­ note Elementary School at Casselberry. Principal Morris Ruby will explain the grading system In tha parenti and the pro­ posed budget will be present­ ed. All parenta are urged to a t­ tend. v Mon.. -r.OI.DKN English Estates PTO To Meet HQ Site Leased By Farm Bureau mwA Russia Blasts Committee Approves Sermon Made Part Of Mass Red China Anew Civil Rights Bill Smashing 01 Revolt Pledged -THRIFTY Strawberry Preserves -McKENZIE- FROZEN STEW VEGETABLES Limit: One With Your M Or Mora Food Order l'lca«e 50 EXTRA FRESH! •lOU'o PURE" GOLD BOND Meet Janie—one of America’s best-dressed women to be Stroll down Main Street, Broadway or Fifth Avenue. Any day. The girl walking by may be an heiress, a housewife, a senior on her way luck to college or a typist out fur lunch. It's often difficult to tell. T he women of America, including such cuties as fanio above (planning her back-to-school wardrobe) air |uxt about the best-slresscd women in tho world. For one thing—the product Is at hand. Suits, dresses, blouses, skirts, sweater*, slacks, slips, rainwear, neckwear, lingerie, sleepwear, shorts, rolies, snowsuits, knitwear-awl even bikinis. For another—the prices are within range. Credit for this goes lo those who make up the great Amrilsiu garment industry. This includes the manufacturcr-w ho through tiro years has made truly great progress. Many of today s shops are models of efficient, effective production. It indudru America's designers. The profusion of designs kora board* testifies to the growth of American leader­ K i ship in creating the finest style* for American women. It also includes the retailers who make it possible for women in cvrry part of the country to buy the products of the garineut industry. Ami then there are the skilled fu n d s-th e hands of mem­ bers of the International l-u lirs’ Carmrnt Workers' Union— wlio translate designs into reality. Together with the union manufacturer, the •I50.000 members of tl»e 1LCWU errata most of the dollies American women svear. Through their union, the members of the ILGWU, 801 of them women, have achieved security, (air wages, decent working conditions, the dignity of a voice in their own con­ ditions of employment and a position of resped in their communities. The ll.CW U label at the right, sewn Into women's and gills' apparel, is thrir signature, look (or it the next time you shop. It is your guaiantre lli.it the clothing you buy was made by skilled craftsmen in a shop ullecUng the best Auiencao standards and traditions. More Viet Nam Aid Cuts Due NO. 1 CAN "D O V E 1 SOAP 50 EXTRA fi PACK IlEfi. SIZE Coca Cola 15 ^ >Vllh $5 Or More Food Order Symlwil of Dcsrncy, Fair Labor Standards and the American Way of Life. GOLD BOND With This 4'mi pun A live ( Purtha.r Of 8 Park lira. STAMPS tOCA COLA 13c i Coupon good at sour “Thrillw*)' L Only, Thru Wrd, o n . 9. I•tf i r i I Six Fight For Lives Against Little Known Killer $100 18 S. Murrow Said Doing Well Runs By Itself ' • Cabinet Okays Prison Bid 116-Car Train ASPARAGUS GROUND L Arrest Solves Breaking Case T.REEN CHANT** / Oviedo To Seek Uniform Signs Court Delays Execution Of 3 With This Coupon A The Purchase Of "Thrifty" Sira* berry STAMPS Preserve* .* Os. Jar 29c Coupon »nod at your “Thriftway" Only, Thru Wed, Oct. 9. a nsa/ Nhu Arrival Kindles Fires 2 RECr. BARS 2 BATH BARS Where It’s A Pleasure To Serve You 39 49 ' 25th & PARK Service Widows To Get Raises D • Northeast Asks For Extension � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 07, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bdee1a6a93a40d85664ccc5d6f0c5ea8.pdf 73a2002be1bfc7028d2a086fca1e6215 PDF Text Text THURS, OCTOBER 3, 19*1 CTP Reports Record High Membership Mrs. Edwin R. Brown, clink chairman. — t hat 674 children w on tested daring the eyw clink. An ear clink will bn conducted a t the school beginning next monday. A total of IT children wore treated in the clink during the month of September. Mrs. Joseph Laird, beauti­ fication chairman, reported the planting of sight pyroeanthun shrubs and four trees at By Jaiia Bartee The first meeting of Cob Pack 231 for Ike year was beid laat Friday a t the Al­ tamonte Elementary School with Cubmaster Walter Ringling presiding. The meeting was officially opened with a Flag Cemncny presented by den one after which the den songleader. Russell Hulbert. led the audi­ ence in a soogfest. New members were wel­ comed a t this time. Officers of the Pack are Bernard Doherty, committee chairman; Robert Watts, out­ ing chairman; Luke Summers, registration chairman and Robert Hodges, treasurer and advancement chairman. A father-eon outing is plan­ ned for Saturday, Oct. 13 at I t man annsimrrd th at a volunteer la needed to fill th* affkn * f CTP vk* president due to the resignation of Mrs. Clare Bahner. C. M. Harp, principal. Intro­ duced member* of th* faculty gad paresta were invited to visit the classrooms followtrg the meeting. Refresh­ ment* were served in the cafeteria by sixth grnde mo- Bridge Club Names Winners Tha DeBary D u p l i c a t e Bridge Club played 14 tablet at this week's Tuesday afteranon bbeating el th* Rarreattoo Hal] ef the DeBary Fir* Statiea. Play was directed by Howard Middleton. Winners were NS, first, Mrs. Edwin Wsebter end Mrs. William Woodlock; eecond, Mre. Frank Austin end Mr*. E. Z. Walters; third, Mrs. Ruth Blatt and Mrs. Charles Haaale; fourth, Mrs. Harold Lynch and Mrs. W. Allen H unter and fifth. Sirs. Ida R. Wilson and Mr*. E. E. Ander- Den Mothers are Mrs. Jean Doherty, den ore; Mrs. Shir­ ley Stuart, den two; Mr*. Barbara Wbtniagbam. den three; Mrs. Mfa-key Summers, Mr*. Isobel Halbert and Mrs. Paul Girard, dea four; Mrs. Millie Thompson, den five and Mrs. Thelma Knoechel, den six. Boys receiving their bob Civic League Elects Recording Secretary which are for children or teenagers. The afterhours book re­ turn door installed by Eldon Heath in July, has proved to be a great asset to the lib­ rary *nd very convenient tor tie public. Mrs. S. L. Tipper gave a vummary of the SO-year his­ tory of the League which was both informative and inter­ By Shirley Wentworth resigned the office because , esting. Rev. Burton Wright and ^ ^ hea th, Mrs. Betsy McCoy was ap­ family of Forest City are Mrs. Elisabeth Hille. presi- pointed publicity chairman. schoduled to sail Friday from welcomed members and Attractive Loral decorations Sow York City for Africa the Op*n House I were used throughout the wl«ra Ktr. w rig1'* will t*V« ..meet.ng asd led the pledge : buiJdmg for the occasion. The up dutko as a miaiwnary f o r j^ y * f l , , Mrs. W. J.HarC- reenter "table -war- heauriftnlr t h e Seventh - day Adventist i i \ e the devotional*. | decorated with punch bowls Church. Mrs. John Hauser's report On hard to see them off wilL 03 yje library revealed markbe hi* parents, Rev. ard Mrs <4 increases in uie of the K. A. Wright, also of Foreit facility during the summer City. months. In the six months The young Rev. Wright is a iinee April. l.StJ patrons graduate of Southern Misiion-’ checked out 2.*t3 books. A ary College in Collegtdale,! total of 1M books were addTenn. In June of this year he rd to the library including was ordained s minister d u r-' gift* of 131 and the purchase ing the Seventh-day Adventist 1of 20 new bonks, most of Forest City Family Leaves For Africa fly linns Grii*-t«-»d The "North Oilar.do Garden Club will hold its first meet­ ing of the new club year at 7:30 p. m next Thursday in th* Civk Building. Reports f r o m committee chairmen will be heard and plana will b« made for th* club'a future program. Mrs. Richard Stodden. presi­ dent, has requested that thoaa who might be in need of trans­ portation contact Mrs. Leon­ ard Stewart. AH women of the village ar* invited. Uy Jaae Casselberry Hosteser* will be Mrs. Vera An American Red Crots Anderson* and Mr*. Ruth F irst Aid Court* for clinic Clark. mother* of the South Semi­ nole Elementary and English E states Elementary School* will be offertd starting Oct. 14. Classes will b* held each Monday arid Wednesday from 3:30 until 11.Oo a.m. at th* Ily Frances Wester Casselberry Recreation Cen­ A program entitled "Goals of the United Fund" will be ter on Uverbrook Drive. No charges will be mail* presented for meifi'jcrs of the for the 10-hour court* other Lake Mary Chamber of Com­ than th* purchase of the 75 merce at today's 8 p . m meeting by Howard Hodges, cent handbook. president of Sanford Atlantic National Bank and north county commercial chairman for the Unite.! Fund Drive. Plans for future Chamber Ily Mr*. ('larriwr Snyder of Cummerce fund raising The Voluiia County Coun- projects for acquiring a Lib­ ail of th* Parcnt-Tcachcr As­ rary Building will be discuss­ sociation will sponsor a trip ed during the monthly busi­ to Ocala next Tuesday fur a ness meeting which will be tour of the grounds and build­ held following the program ing* a t the State Girl* School. President Richard Keogh Any Interested person in urges all members attend this th* area la invited to join Important meeting. th« PTA group. Th* tour i* Scheduled to get underway at 10 a.m. Clinic Mothers To Attend Course Chairman P T A Council Sets Tour By Mona Grinatrad Meetings of civic Interest se t in North Orlando next Civic Association on Monday a t 8 p.m., th* regular Villagr Council session on Tuesday a t 7:30 p.m. and one of the Volunteer Fire Department on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. All three will b* held in the Civic Building In tbe North [Orlando Recreation area. weeks to Caaaelberry with Casselberry Cobw a ste r Wal­ ly Krohne. Den oo* boys receiving award* a t the Beetle* were Herbert McKenzie, w o l f badge; Danny Eagle, wolf badge and gold and silver arrow; Bert Doherty, gold arrow and Terry Fredricks, wolf badge. Jcfcn Yarnell of dra two re­ ceived one gold arrow and three silver arrows. EW, first. Mrs. David Ringer and Norman Meyer; second. Mrs. Myron Arrardl and Mrs. Harry Schob; third, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Mathevon; fourth, Mrs. Arthur Wheatley and Charles Daglia and fifth. Mrs. Minnie Heitman end F. K Froehlkk. Meetings Set In Village cat pins a t the meeting were Robert Stuart, Jimmy SImunek. M i c k a l e Pinaock, Brad Gerbardt, Jimmie Hed­ rick. Eddie Fuller and Mi­ chael Rogers. Inducted into the Webelo* were Wayne Tomsic, Mel Leonard. Billy Clarke, Steve Ligac and Greg Harbot. Since there is not a Webelae group in Altamonte Springs, this group will meet each two PAGE 12 Oviedo Opens First Aid Course By Bernice KeLey Classes in an American Red Cross First Aid Course will open at 7 p.m. today at the Oviedo City Hall with Jay Saucer as instructor. Two-hour classes will be held on Tuesday and Thurs­ day night* of each week un­ til th* 10-hour course is com­ pleted. Registration may be made at tonight's m uting. Receiving awards from den five were Dawkins Hodges, dewier stripe: Dennis Bibb, aaiiHant iem er strip* and Steve Ligac, gold arrow. Den six awards went to Kent B»rg. one gold arrow, five silver arrows and assistant denner stripe ami Waiter Knoechel, denner strip*. The meeting was closed by den two and friend# and par­ ent* were invited to remain for the shearing of a film on rockets from the Martin Com­ pany. Latin American Forum Set At Rollins —Tha first Latin American Forum at Rollins College for this year will be hed i t noon re s t Monday with Juan Cotaro, consultant to the Cuban Refuge* Action in tb* Or­ lando area, a* featured guest. The forum, to be held in Bingham Hall on the Rollina campus, ii open to the public. Collazo will speak on "This it C.ba Today An Assessment of Current Conditions in Cuba."* Forum chairman will l* Dr Chat let J. Kolinski, assistant professor of Latin American Studies at Rollins. Student chairman will be Julio Feijoo, a Rollins freshman and a Cuban refugee. Th* I.at;n American Forum series is sponsored by the Inter American Center of Rol­ lins College. Its purpoie Is ti interpret and discuss crises in I..1tin America and to pro­ vide an understanding of the social, economic and political conditions from wh.ch they emerge. By M n . Adam Mailer Mils Mona Jordan. wellknow Cocoa Beach artist and instructor, will be among judges tor the second annual Fall Juried Show of the DeBary Art and Crafts Club which will open Sunday with a reception from 2 until ( p. m. in the DeBary Room at the Mansion House. Mist Jordan studied at Ben­ nett Junior Cc!>jf >n YU1brook. N. Y.. sad at art schools in Washington. D C., Europe and Japaa. She has received awards from the America a .Artists Professional League, from Smithsoaiar lastituisoa. from She Orlando .Art Association, Central Brevird Art Associa­ tion and the Central Florida Fair. She has exhibited in Talla­ hassee. in Italy and in the Smithsonian Galleries and ex­ ecuted a screen au ral ;n the Children's Ward of the Amer­ ican Hospital in Naples. Italy. Item s to be exhibited in the show will cot be accepted at the Mansion after today. Each member of the club ts entitled to exiiioit two p a a ttn p which must oe properly framed and labeled. Area Group Completes Course By Shirley Wentworth A group of 10 men and women from the Forest City art* recently concluded an 14.MILS. LOUSE HEASLEY hour combined Civil Defense Medical Self - Help Training Course and Red Crote Home Nursing Course taught by Mrs. Hazel Yatca of St. Cloud, a registered nurse. Among those receiving ecrtificatea at the end of the training course were Mr. and 31r». Edwin Olsen, Mrs. James By Bernice KeLey fir.t year of teaching after Keoughan, Mra. K. A. Wright Credits for Mis. Louise graduation from Florida State and Elder II. V. Ilendershot. Beasley of Oviedo are listed University was at Oviedo in the preface of th* newly High School where her two adopted textbook, "Teen Guide daughters, Jan and Carol, ar* to llomemuking,'' text for the now in th* 11th and 12th By Bernice Kelsey it-quired course in Home Eco­ grades, ropectively. An i n f o r m a l party for Mrs. lira.ley ha* been on nomics for high school stu­ dents in the state of Florida. the Mate Board ot tn* Hor- Oviedo High Sehcc! students 3lrs. Beasley, head of the nia Home Economic* Associa­ was held Monday in the school Home Economics Department tion for the past 1J years and rafetorium with V a r s i t y of Glenridg* Junior High is also th* representative for Cheerleader* acting as spon­ Mhoot in Winter Park, super­ the Orange County Teachers sors. Some 65 buys and girls were vised and evaluated materials Association to th* Family in attemlanc*. Cuunrel lumat.UM of Orand organisation of units in Mr*. Jsmea Partin, recrea­ arga County. the text. An active member of the tion chairman, served as chap­ She also tested more than eron# for th* party. JiXI recipes which were con­ hirst Baptist church of Ovie­ Recreation co-chairman for do, the presently is serving sidered for u*o in this book th# high school group is Mr*. and her advice and counsel her third year as president Wesley Swenson. were used extensively in the of th* Womans* Missionary Union and also it superin­ recipe section. More than half the states tendent of th* Intermediate in the United States have Department of th* Sunday adopted Teen Guide to Home- School. making for high school study. By Jane Casselberry It is the fir>t state adopted VFW Auxiliary lOOoO of textbook in Home Economics C**«elberry will hold a Bake which includes ail units of Sal* this Saturday in front study in a single text. Prior of Lang's Hardware Store In to its adoption several books By Donna la irs Casselberry beginning at 8:30 * ere used for the course. South Seminole VFW Post a m. Mrs. Beasley, who ha* been H2U7 will meet at 8 p. ni. next A Parcel Post Sale w.ll be at Gienridge the past eight Tuesday at the Post Home on held in conjunction with the years, formerly was head of the Old Dixie Highway just bak* sale. Gifts mailed from th* Home Economic# Depart­ north of Longwood. all part* of the country will ments at llowaid Junior High Final plana will be made for be available. School aud Cherokee Junior the chicken-rib barbecue to be Mr*. Hollis Johnson is chair­ High School in Urlando. Hex held (XL 13. man of the yiojecL Oviedo Students Have Party VFW Auxiliary Sets Sales Girl Scouts of Troop XM of South Seaiaole Junior High School are looting for­ ward to their most exciting year yet a scoutag. Ta* highlight of this year's program will be a trip *n April to Washington D. C. and the New Y crt Word's Fair The gtrls wfR go to Waihingtoa by train and after sigh sightseeing m the na­ tion's capital they will pro­ ceed to New York by bus They will enjoy two days at the World's Fair and will re­ turn boxe again by train. Newcomers Plan Masquerade By Jane Casselberry The South Seminole Wel­ come Wagon Newcomers Club will hold a Halloween Mas­ querade Party on Saturday. Oet. 12. at the Lend O Lakes Country Club at Casselberry with a social hour from 7 nn-1 til 8 p. m. to be followed by a buffet supper. The admission charge will j include the supper, dancing to a three-piece combo and cards. Prizes will be given for the best costumes. Serving nn the rommlftee to plan the affair are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paulsen, vlr and Mrs. Fred Dice and Mrs Lawrence Pettinati. Re­ servations should be made with Mrs. Pettinati no later than next Wednesday. The nezt board meeting of the club is scheduled for Mon­ day. Oct. 14 at 11:30 a m. at the Riksha Inn in Fern Park. Installation of officers will be held at the club's nezt general meeting to take place on Thursday. Oct. 21 at I t .30 ! a m. at the Load u Lakes | Country Club. By Jane Casselberry Mrs. Maryann Mile*. pres­ ident of the South Seminole Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club, has issued an appeal for cluh member* or their bushands to donate blood for the Old Glory Post Bioud Bank of which the Newcomers Club is « member. The BSoodmobil* will be at the American Legion Home on Prairie Lake on Thursday. Oct. 17, from 4 3o p m. until 7 pm . The club must have five donors to maintain its credit with the Blood Rank. O JH Elects Student Group By IWraio KeLey Oviedo Junior High School student representative* re­ cently were elected for th# 1963-64 term. Named for the s e v e n t h grade were Janet Clont*. Ken­ neth Jacob*. Penny Porter and Andy Jrpson. Eighth grade representative* will he David Ahbat. I.ily Fox, Bruce Thompson and Palsy Parker. Serving for the ninth grade will be Cathy Corton, Rex Clont-. Susan Stumpf and Larry Olliff. Mm . t t , H. DeSliaxo is sponsor for the group. each g al and they already are planning ways to earn the money, both Individually sad as a troop. One of the Sr*t fund-raising projects wi3 be a play and the east and director already have been selected. Travel is sot altogether a new experience for this troop as the girls went to Savan­ nah for a weekend last spring where they visited the birth­ place of Juliette Low, founder of girl scouting. Troop leaders. Mrs. Frank RusseJ and Miss Joan Ottrow, are introducing the girli to the new Cadette Scouting SHANNON YANDKKWAI.D, library aide a t South Seminole Junior High, dUplays jacket* from books to be offered for sale at the Book Fair scheduled at the school next Tuesday. Pro­ ceed.* from the Fair will lie u.«ed to buy more school library book*. (Herald Photo) Program and the attractive new handbook which hai been updated to meet the need* of the modern Mm. The new program is built around four "challenge*” . . the challenge of social e.*. pendability, challenge of am. ergencr preparedness, ehalt lenge of active citibeoship and challenge of the Girt Scout promise. Mrs. Russell has been with most of the girls in the troop since their Brownie days and has enjoyed watching them grow from pigtails to "ta*. ed" hairdos. They have shir, ed countless adventures to. gether. Association. Paul Green of literary Pub­ lishers. Inc , of Chirjgo w;3 be on hand to display various types of books for all ages. Profit from the sale of the,* books will go toward buying more books for the school library. Books make wonderful pre­ sents and this is a good op­ portunity for everyone to make their selections now for Christmas or other special occasions while at the same time helping the library. The librarian, Mrs. Frances Johnson, reports that although quite a few new books have been added this year many more are needed to meet th# schools quota for the school to become accredited. Mrs. .Arthur Rhodes, P.T.A. library chairman, is in charge of the project and will be assisted by several of the nyithen In taking or­ ders for the books. The public Is Invited to come to the Book F air to browse and buy and help make the project a success. The appointment ef Lloyd Berne* e* Distributive Educetion coordinator at Lymin High School we* announced this week by Carlton Henley, principal, and E. S. Douglass, director of vocational and adult education in Seminole County. Educated at Mohawk Com­ munity College in Utica, X. Y., and at Eastern New Mexi­ co University, Barnes major­ ed in th* field of marketing and business administration. A fter graduation he was employed by the J. C. Penney Co. end took their manager training course before serving in their Winchester, V*-, etore. He later became DOT Co­ ordinator a t Lakeview High School in Winter Garden for three years and, in l'JoO, he opened the Martiniied dry cleaning plant on West Sec­ LLOYD 1LVRNES ond Street in Sanford. A fter selling this basin*** in 1360, he entered th* real estate field where be was associated with Everett A. Harper Agency of Sanford and an Orlando firm. He i* a member of th* Sanford and Orlando Jaycect By June Casselberry ing made to bring newr busi­ and a moailxv of the Semi­ The South Seminole Coun­ ness and industry into South nole County Hoard of Real* ty Chamber of Commerce, Seminole County. Along this tors. which met with delay in jo e ­ line the Chamber hopes soon ing into its new building on to issue a brochure listing Highway 17 92 in Cas>elherry advantages of the area. Deck­ due to time required In get­ er said. The South Seminole Cham­ ting approval for the entrance driveway, expect* now to oc­ ber of Commerce meets once cupy the office within the each month. Other officers next six to eight weeks, Hsr- of the organization are Wiili* By Mre. \dam Muller o!d R Decker, president, an Vebel, first vice president; Regular monthly meetings Jonn Leighty. second vice nounccd today. of tiie DeBary Volunteer Fire Jack Mark of Maitland will president; Milton Bodine. se­ j Department will be resumed cretary and Mike Nasser, serve as secretary in the beginning next Thursday at new office answering the treasurer. 7:30 p. ni. with a meeting many inquiries that come m to be held in the Recreation from individuals, businesses Hall of the Fire Station. and other Chambers of Com­ Presiding will be Thorn­ merce. ton Smith, president. Decker reports that in the The firemen now have tie* past six months there have • kets available for their anbeen between two and three j nuai Halloween Dance to ha hundred such inquiries from I held this year on Nov. 2 in throughout the United States the Recreation Hal!. Costumes with votr.e also coming from will be optional. Music will Mexico. be by The Popu'.alres T-‘’« The organization, which j Fire Department's entertain­ now has 2H paid memberships, ment committee is in charge is striving for close co-opera­ of arrangements. tion with all businesses in the I Tbe next regular dance tn area and ha* found response 1be sponsored by the firemen very encouraging, will be held on Saturday, i klfusu ar* continually be­ i Oct. 12, from I until U p m �mmBm t 0 lii> ifc r a lh WEATHER: Widely scutterevl shower* thrmiKh Saturday: high today 8-1^8; low tonight in 70s. VOL. 66 *** e i o United Pretut I-eaned Wire E sta b lis h e d 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA FRI., OCTOBER 4. 196:» NO. 32 ^ c+ That great hip moon last night recalled for R. E. Torter the good Indian Summer days back in Ohio . . . which, in turns, also recalls the cold, bleak, icy winters. WVU gladly stay put. • • • Sanford branch. National Association of t a tte r Car­ riers, will elect officers to­ night at the F irst Federal eaucus room. Guy Peshek, state Tice president, an d Sam Holem*, district chairman, Flora Hits Cuba Near U. S. Base SEN. SCOTT KKI.I.Y U pictured u.t he met with a group of local ImuinenKmen this morning at the Capri, preparatory to luunchinR his campaign fur governor next year. Also pictured is Hantiall Chase (right). Winds Drop To 1l5MPH;May !&e Again Castro Defies Sunday Beer Sale Soviet On Pad, |n Longwood Urged Say Diplomats By Donna Eate« to permit the sale of beer A delegation of local busi­ on Sundays and to allow tav­ SAN JUAN. P. R. (U P I)— ness owners appeared before ern* to remain open until 2 LONDON (DPI) — Cuban Hurricane Flora smaahed Int* the Longwood City Council w ill speak. a.m. Premier Fidel Castro is defy­ tbe southeastern tip of Cub* Thursday night to request • • • Rev. Jack Lindsay and a ing Moscow and withholding a change in the city ordinance today near the big U. 8* Seminole County Juvenile representative group front the his signature from the partial naval base at Guantanam* Council will elect officers and First Ruiitist Church of Long­ Ray, but its force dimlniaheil nuclear test ban treaty, ac­ board members Oct, 14 a t the wood appeared to protest the earlier while slashing through eourthouse. I.t. R. J . (’hewncording to diplomatic dis­ m w A . . . request. Stressing the need for an didate indicated that in the the rugged mountains of soia* ing, of the Orlando police de­ After lengthy discussion patches reaching here. experienced businessman at very near future he will them Haiti. BRASILIA (L T I) _ Pres­ partment, will speak. council look under advisement The dispatches said Castro the helm in Tallahassee, State name a “steering commit­ • • • Its winds dropped from 140 the suggestion of Councilman ident Joao Goulart will ask Sen. Scott Kelly, Lakeland, tee" of local residents to wns believed to be using the miles per hour to 115 during It was learned only today Joint lleama ami E. P. Rich­ A. I.. WIUSON discussed his furthcoming push his campaign in Semi­ congress today to put Rrnr.il test ban issue as a bargain­ the early morning hour* bug May Visit iconic that Henry Ward gave campaign for governor with ards, civic leader, that the nole County. under a stnte of siege — lim­ Flora still moved northwest VATICAN CITY (U PI) — issue be put on the furthcom­ last weekend mowing the a representative group of ing element. Among bis de­ “The Stale is the biggest on a deadly course toward th# North Orlando recreation Sanford and Seminole Coun­ business in Florida," Kelly ited martial law — for the mands Is believed to be Prague Archbishop Josef Re­ ing ballot in the Decemtior Bahamas. area. Seema R. E. Porter re­ ty leaders this morning at the said, “ what with the biggest next 30 day*, member* of his stronger Russian pressure on ran, freed front 14 years of municipal election* in an ad­ The weather hurenu *nij Communist confinement in calls Ward patched atreet Capri restaurant. visory capacity. payroll and the most em ­ cabinet said today. tile United States to ease it* Czechoslovakia, may come to in a 5 a.m. advisory Flora holes, too. Must its he is the In other business, after lis­ The government I. plagued The still unannounced can- ployes, along with its trem ­ was located almut DU) statut* tiie Vatican Council, high Vat­ tening to riimplnint* front only volunteer in North Or­ by strike* throughout the restrictions on Cuba. endous buying potential. miles west-northwest of Port ican sources said today. lando. Castro’s loyalty to the country, btttcr wrangling be­ citizens concerning poor serv­ “Therefore," he said, “ it • • • au Prince, Haiti. At this post* Kremlin wns showing signs ice received from ARC Garis essential that the Chief tween the army and leftists tion the hurricane’s gale fore* South Seminole CAP will tinge Company and hearing Executive should he an ex­ and charges by nnti-Commu- of wavering, the reports said, In Contempt Leaving the door open, A. winds had already struck TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — and he appeared to lie renew, launch a membership drive at the explanations given by L. Wilson trstay said he is perienced buslnssinan, cap- i int leader* of Communist 1:3I) p.m. Saturday in a meet­ alil o( runnning ‘big bust- plots to seize the government. ing a flirtation with Commu­ Circuit Judge Ren Willis rul- Julius C, Rlaekwreliler, ARC “ giving careful considera­ Cuba. 1ed Thursday that 156 students vice president, council decid­ The advisory said Flora w at ing at Sanford--Naval Air Goulart’arrived- here from n ist 1'h‘ua. ne<4.-’r ........... tion" to the question of whe­ acre in cvn'.eoipLjof court fur moving toward the northwest Station. The Cuban leader lias'Tic |)t ed to allow the company to Pointing that he is a genRio de Janeiro and Mines and ALGIERS (LTD - Rerbcr ther he will seek re election • • • mountain fighters who h a v e 1oral contractor, realtor and Energy Minister Oliveira Ilri- out of the bristling polemics participating in * racial dent- continue on a tiiai baair. with a* City Comml»*inner in the at 12 miles per hour. Th* liurricnr*. was expected t* Elbert Commack, owner of rebelled against President | general insurance a g e n t , to said he was authorized to hetivrvn Moscow and Peking , unstration lie railed an *'un- tbe condition that service im­ Nov. I voting. ! ruly and defiant spectacle." prove within the next 30 days. move across Cuba’s Orient* Fuirglnd* Jersey Dairy, Gen­ Ahmed Ren Holla's one-man Senator Kelly aim stressed ask congress for the emergen­ so far. “ I tldnk (hat It has been Province today and into th* eva, received the trophy for rule rejected his offer of his three years as Lakeland cy measure “ in the face of the The test ban is one of the A request by Mr. and Mr*. generally known,” he stated, the top Jersey cow milk pro­ negotiations to end their up city commissioner, youngest need to pacify even nioru the tiiujor arguments in Peking’s Doctors Meeting Lawrence Skate* to i-bnnge “that I wai not planning lo central Hahumaa tonight and TALLAHASSEE (U PI) - Hie city oriliuanco requiring Saturday. duction record at the Florida rising today and began build- j mayor of Lakeland, and his Hrnzilian family." latest anti-Moscow campaign, seek re-elecllon to the City A one-day meeting of doctors Tha weather bureau said Jersey Cattle Club field day ing up their defenses. | *ix years in the State Senone story dwellings on Marvin Commission when this pre­ The reference was to Gou- which charge* Russia i* •fil­ Flora was expected to in* at Jacksonville. Tlu-y moved armor plate ate as qualifying him for the lart'a failure in recent days ing out to the West. It would will be held (let. 17 at Ral and Grant Streets to permit sent lerm expires. Harbor to study the latest. . • • • erruse in siie and intensity and barbed wire to their hide- j governor’* post, a two story to mil a nationwide bank be n sharp blow to the pres­ •‘However,’’ he continued, . . Police Chief Roy G. Wil- workers’ strike, which has tige of Soviet Premier Nikitu techniques in use of ra d io -|. National rccognitional came outs in the Kahylla Mountains I home at the corner of Mar­ projects faring iho City at after croaalng Cuba and this week to Sanford’s Kbo- 60 miles east of Algiers. Re­ liains presided at the inform­ drawn threats of a shutdown S. Khrushchev if Custro re­ isotope* for medical diagno­ vin and Grunt was refused. time and with so many of reaching the area of the Ba­ sis and therapy. nezer Methodist Church whon bel trucks moved freely with­ al gathering this morning. Ordinance 173 concerning my friends urging mo to run hama*. •*y industrial leaders unless it fused to sign tiie treaty, thus Untold destruction waa left i pictured scene of Rev. Ray in the area, although Ren giving tacit support to China tiie budget fur 1003-04 and ngaln, I am giving it care­ is quickly solved. Polaris Shot by Flora, which smaahed Gregory extending welcome Delia's troops have cut it off urdinancu 174 fixing the rate ful consideration. Army icadera were report­ on n key issue in the SinoCAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) from the rest of Algeria. to familiesfrom ’he Nnv.il “So, if current tests being aernsa Haiti'* Tiburon penin­ ed last month as having ask­ Soviet dispute. —A Polaris “A-3" missile, the of luxation at 10 mills on the There has been no blood­ Air Station was ciiosci'• for Castro's reluctance to sup­ made continue favorable, that sula Thursday night, flinging dollar were unanimously ed Goulart to impose n stnte Navy’* mightiest weapon, its full force against th* publication in announcements shed since the uprising start­ port Khrushchev wus based on of siege to enable them to soared more than 1.500 miles adopted after till co consecu­ hava been necessary due to flimsy houses of coastal town* of World-Wide Communion ed Sunday, and Ren Delia, in my recent illnesi, and the handle morn effectively the. increasing llussiun indi.’fer ROni a laboratory ship today tive readings. Sunday. The pamphle t, waa In­ u, speech eftrr receisipg em­ Carl Watkins appeared to rllizens of Sanford really and the remote mountain re­ NEW YORK <UI»I»*— Tile spreading strike*, but Goulart' ence to Cuban complaints and paved tin- way for its first cluded in weekly bulletins to ergency power* lo deal with current Semite subcommittee rejected tint Idea nt that time against American pressures underwater launching tills request Iho tiunafer of tile want me to servo another gions. The area was battered for ell Methodist churches in the it Thursday, said “ any pro­ in-urines on crime were char­ ecausa Yugoslavia’s I’reai- and raids by anti-Castro liquor license at the Lung- term, It is my intention now month. blems must be discussed hnuta by gale and then hurri­ by qualifying before Oct. 16 United States. dint Tito was a state visitor. Cuban exiles, tiie reports said. wood Hotel ami liar from W. within the party and not in acterized Thursday as a • • • Only lust month, the srmy Moscow rsdio and the So- Selassie Speech J. Lancaster to himself. The for tha November election." cane-force winds of 75 mils# “cirrus'* by a New York City an hour as the storm churn­ Lake Mary Ciiambcr of Die mountains with hands on lUickly stamped out a pocket v 'iet prc«s have played down detective in an address before UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. matter was tabled until aded relentlessly toward tha Commerce a ill e|M>nsur a submachine guns." an Italian-American orgniii- revolt of enlisted men pro- i the raid* recently and Cuba i (D PI)—Emperor Ilallt' Sclas vico ran he sought from tiie coast. county-wide talent show in listing n supreme court ile- | spokesmen in tin* I lilted N'a- vie of Ethiopia today was to city attorney. zation. Cable rompanlr* reported February. You nninteurs com­ The meeting wns adjourned Speaking before the Grand vision refusing them the right j ‘ions do not su m to he get­ have delivered ins f i r s t Hint ti-leplione and telegraph mence brushing up your ad s. ting the strong Russian hacksubject lo call after the speech In a world parliament f'uum-il of r<diimlda Assoein- I *° run for public office in • • • communications were out with mg they used to enjoy. monthly financial statement Rtuzil, since Hie League of Nations lions in civil service, detec­ Haiti, the impoverished land Q. If e papa bull eats seven Ibis litia led Caslio's (up turned down Ills pleas for was approved and current tive Lt. Mario Riaggi said that TALLAHASSEE (HIM) _ of voodoo legends. bales of hay and a baity bull ntiviaers to I ho unto restive bills were paid. help against Italy in p.l.trt. the general effect of the testlCharge* by New York Rep. A hurricane that struck th* eats two bales of hay, how mid openly criticul of Rus­ TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras ' mony elicited from gangster Paul A. Finn tluit illegal same peninsula area in 1954 much hay docs a mama bull sia's recent oveituies to the Checkoff OKd (UPI)— The armed forces Joseph Valachi was to indigambling Is a S2.5 billion a claimed an estimated 1,000 eat? A. Whoever saw a mama which deposed and deported cate to tin* casual observer United States, according to WASHINGTON (U P I)-T he year huslnesa in Florida Is lives. bull? the diplomatic sources. Civil Service Commission. ! President Ramon Villeda Mor­ that because of the Italian MIAMI (U PI) - Two gun• • • mere “witch burning," Gov. Guantanamo Bay is on tha Uneuiincss wus ulso report­ acting under President Kenales today named Col. O.sval- names involved tiie crime* of toting bandit a, wearing ban­ Fnrris Rryant said Thursday. undersidu of Cuba near th* Story on page .‘I t o d a y anent do Lopez Arellano as a one- the nation were attributable dana mask* and straw hats, ed in lluvunu over Cuba's neily's instructions, t o d a y “ If you’ve got problem* in eastern extremity of tha Rill ami Nancy Norman in man junta to run tiie coun to the Italiun-American min­ held up the Dunk of Kcndull •strong public lummitmi-nt to authorized federal agencies j your own bark yard, point island, on the weuk side of Washington. (Nancy ia the try through executive decree. the Soviet Union, which is to check off union dues from Thursday and escaped with ority. The Lake Mary Chamber somewhere else," Ilryant tcld Flora but probably still sub­ former Nancy Rossetter, of Ile was thts former chief of apparently undermining some government worker*' p a y Riaggi, holder of 28 New about $15,000. of Commerce voted Thursday his weekly news conference. ject to a buffeting by fringe Sanford.) R. E. Porter ami staff of the regime's popularity at checks starting Jan. I. “ I thought it was a joke," Cork City police depmtment night to sponsor a County“ In the old days, tlu-y used gales and heavy rains. the Normans were one-time Lipex put tiie country under citations for valor uml hero- enshier Judy McIntyre said luinti- and its prestige in I.nt in Talent Show ill February to born a witch. This state­ next-door neighbors in Weat a stale of siege — partial I ism, mid the hearings were of the wild weat style hold­ America. Spellman Opposed wide a* a means nf raising funds ment by Finn amounts to the Palm Ilrach. In fa d , liill and martial law— and dissolved part of "th* recurring spec- up. ’•but when he pointed the VATICAN CITY (U PI) to provide a building for a same thing." Nancy arc godparents of R. Die chamber of deputies Francis Cardinal Spellman of tacit* of prominent govern- gun *t me and told ma he'd public library in l.ak* Mary. Kino charged that Miami is j . _ . _ . . E. Porter’s middle daughter, He calkd on ail govern­ | aunt officials hamming it up shoot, 1 knew it wasn't." New York today led a strong Serving on (lie rommittre a national gambling s y n d i - l l l l h St. HOUSG Susie. Susie receives n pies* ment workers to return im­ In-fore television rniiierii*" attack by conservative faPolice »nid the nu-n i htingi'il Kir^ ,|0, tr0ye(| lhtf kitchon cut from them every birth­ mediately to Iticir jobs lliera at t h e Ecumenical in eliurge nf planning the rale center in a aerlen of and itdth'd tli.it tiie public “ ia tlu-ir shirts ns they jumped I show will be Jams* A. Ilaiigli statement.* supporting Id* damaged two bedroom* Military leaders said the Council on a proposal lo au­ day, , being entertained by a grim into a getaway car and es­ I trey, chairman and Dr. Frank congressional bill to crouta a in a residence owned by 11r>• • • jonly remaining resistance to thorize a new ordained order caped. ! circus." i of married deacons in the J l.eone, Donald Jackson, Mrs. naticoal lottery. l-crt Graham at 926 West llth Liman football fans are [Thursday’s coup, in which, WASHINGTON (UPI) — | 1Ruth Itoutwrll, Sirs. France* Catholic Church. The governor said everyone street at 6 a. m. today, reminded of the motorcade to officially. more than .Hi perTiie Treasury suiil tudiiy that Wester and Mr*. Hilda Gard­ likes to com* lo Florida, even j » e Chief Mack Cleveland New Siltyma ll'-tich tonight. Mins were killitl in clashes tim tux-cut )n 11 Imli!* promise ner crook*, but added ho wasn't Sr. said firemen worked 41 ‘For Kfficieney* Moves uni from the high between troops and loyal uf fnttcr ilivnli-ml check* for! Mombera were urged by i aware of any Inrge-Rcnlo in-j minutes lo bring the blazo 'civil guards, was in the footWASHINGTON (U PI)—Tiie m lioul at 0:30 p.m. sharp. ciirpuratiiin stockholders and I • • • hill* around Tegucigalpa. Pentagon, under critical fire Richard Keogh, president, to | veatigntion of gambling In under control. Ile added th* tin* extra payment* could I WorM-wiile Cninmiiiiion Sunday it a nyniM | fire started In a bedroom. from southern senators about take an uctive part in the Florida. Gen. J. C. Hutchison ‘utlay easily Intul Sl.fi hilliun a I a survey uf segregation near United Fund Drive after goal* nf unity umuitR Christians. People of ntuny de­ is attending a meeting of the year. nominations and nationalities will receive the U. S. service liases, says llir of the drive Worn explained advisory committee of the It iiwitli- tin- tiiteim-nt in a internment. Tlte ritual will lie said in many investigation is for military by Howard Hodges, tiorlli Join Your Friends .And See . space exhibit opening Oct. 22 report ileaiglieil to convince efficiency, and not an attempt county chairman. toiiKUes—and the observance will encircle the at the Orlando exposition CAPE CAN AYERAI. (UPI) every atocklmliler would wind to influence the civil rights ! Ifndges reminded that the earth. ground* The General and R. G o v . Fnrris Rryant will up with “higher after tax in* fight. dilie is "not just one more In Communion we van remember Cod's E. Porter will attend the speak here next Thursday at conin’ 'ev en though tougher! appi-ul but is miiuy appeal t linundlesH love. For some that will come easily, kick-oft dinner for the show ON tiie dciliriitinil of tiie Com* i on ml ida (i>il into one" and tax treatment would l«I m ! M F K I n T r o u b l e ’ while for others it will I m > extremely difficult. Od. 21. Canaveral Causeway, which • • • tluit the community of Luko poaed on dividend income cf LITTLE HOCK, Ark. (UPI* And that is why in World-wide Communion ser­ connects tin- mainland with big Stockholder*. _ The Arkansas Republican •Miiry benefit.* from a number vices in ail churches tiie traditional offering Tlte “Clock " received num­ the missile test center here. The far ranging lax lull, pj r |y today seized upon what uf it* member agencies. for "tlte needy" is directed to the homeless and erous calls today, “ Why don’t The 13.5 - m i l e causew ay, would cut taxea of Individual! I |t *.,ld were “disappointing" destitute; victims overseas of natural and man­ •they" spray for these mos­ AT TIIK and corporations by 411 *>il-1 crowds during President Ken quitoes?" City Manager Pete built nt u cost of }.*> million, made disasters; and special ministries to |>cople will be named after Emory lion in two Hiinuul steps. It I nedy's whirlwind tour anti Knowles reports the spray in military service, here and abroad. passed the House on » 271- claimed he would he III Ironmachines arc out every night. L. Dennett, a congressional The unity which we find in World-wide 155 rollcail nine days ago anil hie politically in the state in Rut, Pete, they keep coming! medal of honor winner from Communion is not merely a unity of partaking; Cocoa who was killed during • • • is pending now )*fore thnjthe I'jtW presidential cam it is also n unity of sharing. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - A .Senate Finance Committee. •paign I Although not invited. R. E. the Korean conflict. Jacksonville Beach suprrinar- i Porter learned today that ket manager admitted Thurs-1 tween us" were established at day he adulterated meat void i the “ peace dinner" of the to Duval County schools with j Chamber of Commerce and a “yellowish powder" that the City Commission Thursday retains tiie color of beef. ELIZABETHrO.N, T c n n Tcrc*a Carol Fletcher. 13. notism show at Cnaka High in two or three week*.'* evening at the FPAL recrea­ I Mayor W. G. Frost and City Donald E. Christian, man­ (L'l’Il — A part-time hypno­ remained in Memorial Hospi­ School last Tuesday, and Te­ tion area. “She still lias episode* of Manager W. Paul Crumley ager of the AAA Super mar- [ • • • tist accused of sending a high tal under the care of a psy­ resa, one of his volunteer sub­ hallucinations," he said. “She saiii it has been the practice ket, told an Agriculture D c-1 Sanford Naval Air Station school coed into hysteria and chiatrist. Doctors said she jects, became hysterical. is going to need very close partment hearing he bought lo leave the question up to the powder from a Chicago will be represented Monday coma at a school magic show may require prolonged psy­ She was reported improved care fur the next few days. the individual srhool*. The Rrm whose salesman said it when Hammond D Smith, fares a hearing on assault chiatric eare Thnr*day after a session with This i* the crucial time ” Mr*. Kennel Ii Fletcher, th* a psychiatrist, hut later laps­ director of tiie Atlanta Civic charge*. Well* said hr felt hypnotism r»unl> school hoard disclaim­ w-a» approved by the Stale The hearing against the girl's mother, swore out as­ ed back into hysteria. Service -egion, talks to beads show* “should he outlawed in ed any knowledge of the I ua Pure Food and Drug Law. of federal activities in the magician wai postponed to­ sault charges against C. H. “ We don’t know exactly the schools." ka High School show. The AAA Supermarket, area on “ Equal Employment day until Oct. 22 when it is Cunningham, 55, a Kingsport how long it will take for her Cunningham was to have “ As for me," Crumley said, owned by John A. Amos, is Opportunities’’ in room 302 hoped the girl will h«» well textile worker whose hobby lo recover,’* said Dr. Charles performed at another Eliza- "I question the wisdom of charged with adulterating I.OCATKI) IN T IIK V A I.D K Z H O T E L ii magic. Orlando main postofflc# at enough lo testify. » Well*, one of ihe physicians helhlnn M'huol Thursday, lull having (Id i form nf enter- meat sold lo several Jucka'U DO W N TO W N S A N F O U I) 'Hid girl, th'.sliiul lulled 1 CuuuiiigUaui (ui uni a hyp , attending Uu girl. "Possibly tile show was vam.eli d. taillllWIil 111 liic sCiKiau." a m. Viilo a u a s '-io o ll. Scott Kelly Confers Goulart Asks W ith Seminole Group State 01 Siege In Argentina BRIEFS Wilson Ponders Running For Re-Election Berbers Reject Ben Bella Bid Detective Raps Crime Hearing Bryant Blasts Gaming Charge Colonel Heads Honduran Junta 2 Bandits Loot Bank O f $15,000 Talent Show Set At Lake Mary Fire Damages Tax Cut Seen As Booster Communion Sunday Bryant To Talk At Cape Fete The 'World CO LO R Series TV Grocer Admits Treating Meat Hypnotist Accused O f Sending Girl Into Hysteria -J �• 1 -----TT--J-l1 1 1 [a fl | ■......... - f Rev. Grover Sewell W t ara All m i l of the feet that many paopia do ehotcr up tboir lifts with unimportant aetlfHits a n d this Is not accessary for th tr t a r t to many, food things to bo done and If one « in s ttk out good things m will find thorn. Una of tha g n a tsst thrills that pastors bavo Is tha rtr y rare one wbtn somtono appears and gtquasts something to do in Paofa Church Schedules Homecoming Area Minister To Report For Reserve Duly By Jaaa CaaaeDarry Rev. John N. Montgomery, paster of Westminster Pres­ byterian Church, will report aboard tha destroyer tender UKS Everglades at the U. S. Naval Bane In Charleston this Sundsy for two weeks of an­ nual Naval Reserve training duty. He will relieve the regular duty chaplain who will be on leave during this period. Chaplain Montgomery holds a commission as Lieutenant Commander in tha Naval lieservo Chaplain Corps and serves as chaplain of Eighth Engineer Co., U. S. Marine Corps Reserve In Orlando. Duty aboard a destroyer tender will not be a new experleme to Rev. Montgom­ ery, t former chaplain of USS Sierra (AD-18) who served on (he staff of Destroyer Flo­ tilla 4. He will return to Westmins­ ter on Oct. in. Suncfay School To Observe Rally Day Rally Day will be observed Sunday by tha Sunday School of tha Asc*nation Lutheran Church of Casselberry whan studenU with perfect atten­ dance records will receive eertlficatee and a special g ift The Sunday School itaff will be formally rtcognlied during the 10:30 a i r . wor­ ship service and special music will be provided by the Sun­ day School pupils. Homecoming and Rally Day will be observed this Sunday by the Wesleyan Methodist Church of Paola with a dinner on the grounds at noon followed by a spe­ cial service in tha church at 2 pm . Rev. Carl Ramsey of the Orlando Wesleyan Methodist Church will be guest speaker for the celebration. Invitation la extended to B. F. WH1TNER JR. will be ordained to the the public to attend the ser­ Sacred Order of Dea­ vice which will also feature cons of the Church In special music and singing. Beginning next Tuesday at a 10 a.m. service Satur­ day a t Holy C r o n s 7:30 p. m. revival will be con­ Episcopal Church by ducted by Rev. and Mrs. J.A. Rt. Rev. H e n r y I. Trcese of Stanton, Ala. Mrs. Adventist Louttit, B i a h o p of Treese will be charge of morning aervicei at 10 a. m. THC ir.VCTTH-DXT South Florida. X D V K S T I I T CH U R C H and Rev. Treese wilt conduct C a r e e r f t k a Kite the evening services. ft. T» M t t h e w s --------- P a s t o r The revival will continue u n i l V l C E i S A T U R D A Y — S ch o o l ....... 0:14 a. m. through Oct. 18 and there iCahbath W orahlp Service 11x00 a. m. will be special music and W e d n e s d a y N l e h t I’r a r e r S e r v i c e _ T:1S p. m. kinging for each service. "W e H a r e T h la H aps" radio The Church Band will pre­ m r e a a c a a a c h S u n d a y a. tn. a t 1:11 a v e r W T P .R a t 50*4 sent a concert this evening o n y o u r r a d i o d ial By Jane Casselberry at the Wesleyan Methodist Christ the King Sub-Dis­ Church in Intercession City. trict will hold it* ennuel ben Assembly Of God quet Tueedey night at the ru K c n a s T assrhblt o r non c h u r c h C o l l e g e Perk Methodist Ca r . l t t f c m»4 E lm H. If. W i l d e r _____ _ Tastar Church in Orlendo w i t h S u n d a y S ch o o l — 1:41 a. a . M o r n i n g W o r s h i p 10:11 a. m. Methodlet Youth Fellowship E vening W orship T:JS p. m. members from Bear Lake Y o u t h S ere. ( T u r s . l T:I0 p.m. Casselberry, Maitland a n d M i d - W e a k H arr. (T b u rs.) T:lJ A m. Lockhart, a t well a t other area churches, attending. Rev. Delmat Copeland, pas­ Baptist By Jane Casselberry tor of the Casselberry Com­ A worship service spoken f ir s t b a pt ist ch urch P a r c A raaee munity Methodist Church, entirely in the German langu­ P . B. SIS C h a n c e ________ P k e t o r will be featured speaker at age will be held a t 7:30 p.m. M o r n i n g W o r e h l p l:ia a. m. the banquet, the theme of Sunday a t the Ascension Lu­ S u n d a y School ____ f t l l a. * . M orning W o rsh ip 11:00 a. a . which l« -Christ Above AIL" theran Church located on T r a i n i n g U n i o n — 4:14 p. m. The Fall Seminar of Jahovah’a Witnesses, Florida Cir­ cuit No. 8, which opened to­ day a t tho Ocala Municipal Auditorium, w i l l continue through Sunday. Rush N. Stafford, presiding minister of the local church, advised that tha assembly program will consist of a variety of Ulka on Bible eubJecu with demonstrations ar­ ranged to aid all In atten­ dance in learning tha essen­ tials of Bible teaching. Two of those scheduled to the Kingdom of our Lord. Let me assure you that If all Churches ara Uka mine that there Is more to be done than ean be accomplished and when ono asks for service that be can find It. It one la plagued with re ­ sentments, boredom, Judging, depression, and many other spiritual maladies be will find that service for God will do much to dean out thasc troubles. Years ago there was a rancher who bad ventured Baptist far Into the wtldemesa and taken on a tremendous Job E L D E B » P R I X O S B A P T IS T Old Orta a d # B d . a t H r a s v r Ava. but who fait that he waa ac­ B. H a m i l t o n Orllfla _ P a s t o r complishing something. He S u n d a y S th o o l —— * :4 l a* m. found it necessary to leave M orning W orship 1!:S0 a. m. T r a i n i n g U n io n — 1:1* a mhis wife and two small child­ E v t n l n g W o r s h i p — T:4I P- m. ren occasionally, but ha triad (o avoid leaving them for *y Donna Estes One doten members of the long periods of time because Christian Sunday School d a is of the of the constant daagera of p ta s r c itB im A R church First Pentecostal Chureh of the wllderncsi. D I S C I P L E . O P C U B IS T IgOT i . s a a l e e d Ava. Longwood were promoted One day ha found that it H«r. S is s o n ( l r r g g . during exercises held last would be necessary for him Ad I n t r r l m M l n l s t s r S u n d a y School — — 1:41 a. m. Sunday at tha ehureh on Or­ to go to town where ho would M o r n in g W o r s h i p 11:11 A ■ ange Street. Each member be detained for three days. promoted received a certifi­ ThJs meant leaving his wife cate. and two im all children but Church Of Christ Newly appointed officers of frontier life was made up CH U R C H t i p C B B I t T the Sunday School, who will of such hardships so bo pre­ By Dmm* Estes R a lp h B r o w o r J r . B v sag tllst taka charge this Sunday, arc pared all that was practical B lbls School ------ 1 * * 4 a . a . A new members class will J tia a Brown, Sunday School and k i t M orning W a rsh ip l l i M A as. be meeting Sunday at the ouparintandant; Mrs. Prank E r a n l n g W o r s h i p - T:M A m. Ha bad been gone only a Wad. P r a y a r S a r r l c a 7:14 p.ss. Fanner, secretary-treasurer; few bouri when Elsie, his First Baptist Church of Long Jtev. E. Ruth Grant, adult wife, decided to make a fire wood during the Training paola cM racK o p e a s i e r department; Mrs. Thomas for cooking. She could not Union Hour from 8:18 until H i g h w a y 4S Woof 7: IS p. m. Alray, young people's depart­ push n button and hava a M o r r is R u b y ------ E v a n g e l i s t Conducting the first meet tilb le C l a a s a t — 10.04 A m. ment! Isa Sibyl Grant, young fire, in fact, it was necasaary M o r n i n g W o r s h i p - I t:* * a m. teen department; Mrs. Ken­ for her to gather kindling for ing will be Rev. Jack Lind­ E v t n l n g W o r s h i p - 4 44 A « • E v e n i n g W o r a h l p T i l l p. m. say, pastor.' Ulblo C l a a s a t W ad . T:S0 p.m. neth Hayea, Junior depart­ this purpose. To her horror Overbrook Drive in Cassel­ W ad . P r a y e r S e r v i c e l i l » a On each of the three fol­ ment; Miss Sibyl Grant, young she caught a glimpse of a berry. CH U R C H O P C H R IS T primary dspartm snt; Mrs. M. deadly rattle snake which lowing Sundays the class also Kev. C. H. Zehnder, pastor c m v m a t , b a p t i s t c a c a c a U b| w m 4 . P I a L McDaniel, beginners de­ managed to sink its tangs will meet at the tama time C e r . 144k S t. S O ak A r e . L o rd 's D ay S e r v i c e s l f :S * A m . of the church, will give the partment and Mrs. Jesse In her befora ahe could avoid Conducting these meetings O a l l S m ith _________ P a s t o r a n d T;IC p.m. sermon. Liturgist will be Rev. S u n d a y School _ _ t : ! t a. m. will be L. C. Walker, Sunday Brown, nursery. it. M o r n i n g W o r s h i p 11:00 a. m. A. Hcrntha! of Winter Haven, School superintendent, second U n i o n _ 1:11 ». m. I T i r a r H O P CH R IST This young woman was a president of the Flurida-Geor- TE rvaeinniinngg W meeting; Mrs. B. R. Gray, o r a h l p - 7:1S p. m. IIIS P a r k A vraaa Sunday will be Promotion gia District of the Lutheran W true woman of the wilder­ ed . P r a y e r S e r v ic e T:IS p m . D ar t B r o w n _____ - E v a n g e l i s t WMU president, third meeting Day for Church School stu­ N u r s e r y O p e n ness. Sfao had given much unday and fourth meeting, R. A. dir dents of the First Methodist Church, Misaour Synod. Rev. W T R R ------------------- T:IS A a . SHlbla S tu d y ____— 10:00 A m. thought to many types of cri­ ■ anday N ile Broadcast M o r n in g W o r a h l p 11:00 s. m. ector for the boys, OA dir­ Church of Sanford whose Robert Zehnder, pastor of St. ses so now her mind worked E v e n i n g Service _ 1:10 p m. Mark's Lutheran Church of ector for the girls, WMU birthdays are on or before Sea ' Harold o f T r u t h " 1 p m fast and efficiently even W C S T O IU R HI4 4 IO N ARY Hollywood and sen of Kev. president for the women and December 31, 1983. S u n d ay o n C h a n n e l I hap tie r n i r n c i i though she felt sure that T usaday and Mra. C. K. Zehnder, will fttk St. A U e l l y A r e . The Woman’a Society of death waa unavoidable. There Jerry Van Dam, brotherhood All boys and girls In the Lad lea Illble C lae a 10:00 a.m. P a u l M. c a l l e r —....... P a a t o r be the organist. president, for tha men. Christian Service of Grace seemed to be no way to gat Children's Department will be S u n d a y S ch o o l __ 10:00 a. a . W a d n a t d s y Interested persons of the D i b i t C l a s s e s ____ T ilt A Twenty-three new members advanced one grade. Promo­ Sunday ■Methodist Church will spoo- help from any other human M o r n i n g W o r a h l p 11:00 a. a . area are Invited to attend the were added to tha church aor a study course on the bclni. Her husband waa «o tion Day for the Youth DMv*l*iini1ay book, “Teaching Toward far away, there were no near during September. slon of the church was ob­ service after which refresh E v e n i n g W o r s h i p T:4! p. m Christian Science W ednesday Christian Perfection" begin­ neighbors, and the children served in June however, next menla will be served. P I B t T CHURCH o r C H R IST P r a y e d S e r v i c e __ T:4S p. a SC1RNTIST ning this Sunday at 6:90 p.m. were too amall to help ao year, all divisions will he •OS B a a l B e e a a d S t r a t i and continuing for four con- all of tho responsibility fell promoted In September. S u n d s y S e r-lcg A P I N E C R E S T B A P T IS T S u n d ay S c b s u l ____1 J : N A m. Church School Rally Day •ecutlvo Sundays. CHURCH upon her shoulders. S u b jao t: " U n r s s l l t y " O a a r a Maa4 Rev. Hugh Booth will con­ She could not attend to will be observed In Septem­ P a s t o r — ... W i l l i a m J. O u t i a W ed n es d ay Service l : l l p. m. By Jana C asrtllm ry duct the eourse which Is open non-essentials so Immediately l U a J l n r R o o m : I0S E. F l r a t . ber. M o r n i n g W o r s h i p — 1:40 A W e e k d a y s : 10:10 u r n . • 4:10 1 1 am . to add adults of the church she decided that the Import­ The United Presbyterian By Shirley Wentworth Church School Rally Day p.m. F r l J a y E v e n i n g ! 4:14 S u n d a y School ........ 1:41 a. m who would llks to sttsnd. A ant thing waa to attend to Youth of Westminster Presby­ will be observed on Sunday, A volunteer work party will T r a i n i n g U n i o n ____ 1:11 p m 1:10 p.m. terian Church will meet at nursery will be provided. h tr children. They must have 8:30 p. m. Sunday In the Oct. 13, at which time It la meet st 10 s. m. Saturday E v t n l n g W o r s h i p ... 1.10 p.m. W a d . o f f i c e r s A T r a c h t r s This Sunday, a t the Morn­ threa daya food supplyl This hoped that past records of at the Bear Lake Methodist M t o l l n g ..... S:S0 p m. Church Of God ing Worship Service, World meant t hot fire and hurried­ Chapel at Howell Park with 880 in attendance will be Church. 1010 Bear Lake v. - 1. P r s y s r S o rv tc a T;lo p.m. David Stout as leader CHU RCH O P GOD observed. Rev. John H. Hires ly. Sbo filled tha stovo with Road, for repairing the cot­ topped. xaad a F r e n c h ROBTSS ORLANDO Mrs. John Montgomery will J r. will spesk on the topic, wood and began to mix the tage and cleaning the sur­ II. C. S m ith ................— F a c t o r B A P T IS T C B A P B L verve as advisor and Steve S u n d sy Beheol — 1:11 A lea ft. P a i r f a a I n . “ The Most Daring Mission." bread ingredients. When rounding grounds on the pro­ Shepherd will present the de 11:00 a m. g a rd , C h i p s ! r s r l o r M o rn in g W o r s h i p perty purchased earlier this SV.u n dN.s y MSaeh wis ready ahe placed It in votloo. M * a m. o el . — t i l l k m . R r a a g t i l t i i o a o r r . T u ts . P r a y a r l a r v . T:l* A T r a i n i n g U n i o n ____g i l l p. m. year. the oven. More wood had to Junior and Senior High orship I t a. m T i l l p m . T hu ra. Y o u n g P t o p l a Rev. W. M. Irwin, pastor W be cut and she was getting Young people of the area W r d . E v t n l n g P r s y s r T:IS p m . E n d e a v o r — — — Til* A of the church, advises that sick fast. She instructed her are invited to attend the By Doana Estes this will be the' first of a diughter, as best as she meeting. The Ladies Auxiliary of the number of such work partiss could, concerning the fire and By Jan e Casselberry First Pentecostal Church of to meet on the first Saturday Rev. Delmss Copeland of cooking. Time after time each Longwood is sponsoring a of each month. the Casselberry Community passing moment seemed to clearance rummage sale to­ Methodist Church will attend be the last but she frensledly day and Saturday beginning the Conference Pastors School continued. The heat from the at 8 a. m. each day. Knights Set Sale from Monday through Friday stove caused her to perspire By Bernlcp Koleey The sale is being held in By Donna Estes of next week at the Methodist profusely and It was also Rev. Fred B. Fisher, music the vacant lot between the St. Richard's Council 8387, Youth Camp near Leesburg agonlilng to try to continue director of the Flrat Baptist j general store and the rillLaymen’s Retreat wilt be but she knew that as long as Church of Ovitdo, has re- rol(j ti-lc k „n SR 438 in A s ­ Knights of Columbus, will sponsor a sale of annual held at the camp on the she could she would have to signed effective Monday t o . IIlonie Springs, a t the Methodist Youth Camp work. accept a call to ministry of j \ variety of good uved flowers and produce Saturday When she had only enough from 10 a. in. until 8 p. m. nesr Leesburg muaic and education at the clothing is available at very in front of the Food Fair and Laymen's Retreat will be strength to reach the bed P lm BapUit Church in Ash- reasonable price, .... p . Winn Dixie Stores m Sanford held at the camp on he she managed to do so w here!,...— burn, Ca. Chairman of the project weekends of Oct. 44 and Oct. she lay down to die. Site be­ A Fellowship Hour honor­ is Mrs. Thomsi Airey who and In the Seminole Shopping came unconscious and re­ 11-12 amt will be attended by ing Rev. ami Mia. Fishvr will is being assisted by Mrs. Mel- Pima in Cawelberry. men of the Casselberry mained in this condition for be held at 8:30 p.m. this Sun­ da Grucber and Mrs. M. L. many hours. She did awaken, church. day at the Oviedo Church. McDaniel. however, and was surprised to find that she had not died . She did recover eventually and it was surmised that the Wiliton-Eirhalbcrftr Mortuary s e r v ic e s only reason that she was j Eunice L Wilson and Staff alive was that she had work­ Hy Donna Katas The new ly reorganized E p is­ ed so feverishly over the hot th is w e e k stove and perspired so much ' copal y o u n g ch u irh m en of I'rovre^kive P rin tin g Co. that the poison had b een 1 C h r i s t C h o rrh Epiacoput, J. VI. Camvrvn and Staff a t M u r o w n washed out enough to save , Longwood, wil ip o n so r a c a r By Jane tastdlbarry her. | < > u tiie moral .social and sex w ash th is S atu id ay fro m 9 We know that we are sav-j a * g , pedal feature of the problems facing jouug people a.in. u n til noun in th e p a rk ­ ‘ J ’l j i c e o f cd to eternal 111* through uevival l0 * htld at the today. ing 1.4 n e x t to th e P arish Sten-trom Realty faith, but we do know that a Rev. Lowell Leulner will House on Church Street. ,_ , . ,, , Prairie Lake Baptist Church ilrrb Stenstrom and Staff „ . , . . great advance could be made prevent "Magic with a Mess­ w o r s h ip Prices hnvs Uen s .t for ,n ^ ^ u # our. in Fern Park Oct. 13-20, the age" for children each night standard and compact models.' ,v„ lo w m eW n| real- evangelist. Dr. E. J. Danis!, st 7 p. in. with special courses Proceed- from the project , m ltte„ | u ill conduct talks tor teen- and Bible stones T h e KtU T h e a tre will be u-ed to spouaor a Hal On the eve of our Lord's 1ager* each evening at 7 p. Parents are assured that Hill L ovelace A E m ployers low veil Party for the younf rrUcLfixiun He arose from | « • Discussions will be: ba.ed there will lr« n<> pressure ap­ people of the church. The Supper, placed a towel plied to (be children to make I around His waist, and with any profession or unite with a bowl of water went froru any church during the re­ Food Fair Store*. Inc. one disciple to another wash­ vival. l a c o r g c Hailey A E m p lo y ee * ing their f«tl. He assured A series of color films will Hy Donna Kale* them, as He had before, llu t be shown each night at 7:13 By DoMd Ebles He came to serve and not Episcopal Churchwcm- depicting _________ the____ Life of Christ Long wood's St. Catherine of be served. <n ot Christ Church Episcopal. fn)’ra b!rU, tu IK eniion Soul Item Natural Cus W 4L O O M B WACOM Sienna Circle of the Church I As wc copy Hu example Lungwu.J, will meet at t p.m. yrw pjiD< rtd o h, John Dunn A Stiff af the Nativity Catholic Wo- we find that again the answer Tu»*«l*y at the Parish House-offered all children who at-1 Virginia I'atruaki P. O. Ilox 1314 men s Club will hold its i to life, peace, joy and coin-1on Church Street, tend all the services during ' Sanford regular monthly' meeting a t ; plttc fuUflUnteai Is found tn The meeting day recently 'he Revival S ta le F arm In -u ra n c e Im n p a m i-' * p m. Monday at the home the way He has set before u s .! changed from the first Nora Norria Rev. Leismer will rehearse Irving I. I’ryut aud staff 11, ts- IS 11 of Jtrs. tloreucf 31Uite:lo ou ' Even in believers utere t s , Monday of each month to the ( me choir at 7:ii p m. prior a. beminola Oak btrect. f*r too much poison and second Tuesday. j to the song service at 7:30 Plan, wit b* discussed at | each evening. Mrt. Je rry Whiteman will ' murii of it ran be cleaned P h > lii , R u g e a s lin r F V 2-8281 iu hosier* for th e ‘out if wc lose ourselves m Tu?.dr*;’i meeting for the' Tie publ.C is invited to at Lake lio n iswsMta s u n s klU W lM , ilO M l. p . _ lv«M4 s i « i U s M t , . W | I Church Holds New Member Class To Meet In Longwood M YF District Plans Annual Banquet Area Church Sets Service In German Promotion Day Scheduled At First Methodist Grace WSCS To Sponsor Course UPY Meeting Scheduled Work Party To Meet Church Group Holds Sale Pastors School Scheduled Rev. Fisher Resigns Casselberry Church Plans Rally Day Witnesses HoM Fall Seminar ■peak are Joseph Sale and J. L. Patrick, supervisor from tha Witnesses’ headquarters By J ssm Caaaalhiiij Hi New York. The Casselberry CommunlThe assembly is open to the public. No collections are ty Methodist Chureh Sunday School will eelebraU Rally Day this Sunday morning from 9:48 until 10:48 a.m. UPW To Meet United Presbyterian Wom­ and will strive for a record an of tha Westminster Pres­ attendance. Each child attending will byterian Church will mast a t tha home of Mra. Earl G. receive a souvenir pencil. All pupils promoted lest H arris, 1911 Bummerflsld, W inter Park, a t § pjn. next week will advance to thsir new classes this Sunday. Wednesday. Nazarene Congregational CO SO H B O A TIB H A l F IR S T CHURCH O P T H E NA B A RE SH CH R IS T IA N C H U R C H r. a n d I L a t M a p le A v a ( C a lle d C h a rrh a f Christ) P a r k A v en ae S d lh *4. P a u l B l c k e s ----------------P a s t o r 0:o0 s. m . C h u r c h t e h o o l S u n d a y S ch o o l — . 4:41 A m. 14:41 A m. 10:u0 A r a . ----------------a erv lco M orning W o rsh ip 4:00 p. m. 1:10 p. m. _ C h r i s t i a n T o u t h T o u t n E v a n g t l l s t l a l e r v i c t 7:0* p.m. M inistry R e v . W a l t t r A.R. M c P h e rs o n . MM-XVeelS Ser vice I W e d . ) — 7:00 p. m. P asto r T hird Sunday S l n g s p l r a t l o a ----- 4:0* p. m. Episcopal C H R IS T t H l ' H C S C h a r r h IITM1, L a s g a e a d F r . C h a r l e s W. S t e w a r t J r , V icar H o l y C o m m u n io n — TtlO a. m. S u n d a y School — ... 9:00 A m. F a m i l y Ser vice a n d S i r m o a ------— ... 10:11 a m. Free Methodist F R E E H E T I I O I l l f tT C H U R C H C a r a t r 41b 01. a n d L a a r r l Ava. T e l e p h o n e : F A 1-1071 E u g e n e Sheldon — -------- P a s t o r S u n d a y School 4:44 a.m. M o r n i n g W o r s h i p — 10:41 a.m. E v e n in g W orship 7:04 p.m. W e d . P r a y e r S e r v l t a 7:10 p.m. Lutheran LUTHERAN CHURCH BP THE BBOHRHER i as w . satk n e w T h a Church of th e L u th e ran H o u r " a n d T T " T h i s I* th o U fa" H e r b e r t W. O o er sa Pastor S u n d a y gebool 4:11 a sa W a r s h i p S t r v l s a — 14:14 a a . 4,04111 S H E P H E R D L U T H E R A N CHVMUH ILCA) OHM A O r l a n d o D r t i e i H w r IT-BSI S a n f o rd . F l o r i d a 323-7311 E r n e s t B. Bo llck , J r . __P a s t o r S u n d a y School — __ 1:11 a m. C h u r c h Serv ices — lu:10 a. m. C o m m u n i o n —F i r s t S u n d s y In E a c h M o n th K I N U E R U A H T K N AND N U R S ­ ERY , Methodist G R A C H M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H O n o r a ltd., t t W o o d l a n d A v e , R a v . J o h n K. H I m e J r . P a s t o r C h u r c h School ' ..... 4:11 a m. M orning W orship U : « o A m. M T P _______________ 4:1* a H. 4'IBftT CHURC H T H E NASAR KNB L a k a M a ry , F I a R av. W. L. H o lco m b e, P o s t a e Sunday l i l t a m . ____B lbls S c n io t 11:04 A m . - M o r n i n g W o r sh ip 7 1 00 p. m. — E v e n i n g Service 7:0* p. m. — W e d . M M - W i e k l'r a y e r Services 7:44 p. m. 2 n d W ed . M la il o aa r y S ervlet or Pentecostal FIR S T PSNTKC OITAL CHURCH O F LONGWOOD ■41 O e a s e s a t e e e l Re v. E. R u t h Q r . n t — P a i t o r S u n d a y School 11:0* a m. M orning W o rsh ip 11:0* A m. S u n d a y E v e n i n g — 7:19 a *a W ed. D i b i t s t u d y _ 7:10 p. ra. Conquerors M eeting F r i d a y -----7:10 a m. Presbyterian F I R S T P R E S B Y T E R IA N rH racn O a k Ave. a n d T h i r d S t r e e t t a a l e r d , PlaeM a G r a v e r C. keveelL J r . Pa*tee 0:45 t . m. M orning W o r.h lp 0:45 A ra. .— C h u r c h School 10:45 n. m . ___Seeslon m e e t s tt'.oo a. m. M o r n i n g W o r t h l p 1:40 p. m. __ P i o n e e r A S e n i o r HI F e l l o w s h i p s 7:11 A m. E v e n in g W orship Wad. P r a y e r M e e t i n g 7:04 p ra. c n i M C H OK T H E COVENANT T h e m a a II. M a k l a P aaloe W o r s h i p .......... ...........1:04 »■ in. C h u r c h i c h o o l — 10:04 a m. T araporarlty a l P l a s c r t a t •■*ehool— F r e n c h a n d JTth TO LIST R B B N B S B I t MK TH ODIO T CHURCH l i l r o e M e l g h ta R e r . R a y G reg o ry . Jr.. P a s to r C h u r c h School — 4:41 A m. M orning W o rship 11:04 a m. M T P ________________ g:»* A A E v o . W o r s h i p _____ 7:11 A m. W r » P r s y s r f e r v l c a 7:10 A a - YOUR CHURCH N O T IC E F I B ST HBTH O D IST CHURCH 41* P a r k A v a J o h n T. A d am s J r . __ P a s t o r M o r a l s * W o r s h i p _ I I I a m. S u n d a y S c h o o l ____ 4:41 a m. M o rn in g W orship 14:11 a m. S T " M e stln g e ___ Oil* A A (In term ed iate. S enior) E v e n in g W orship 7:4* p. m. CALL FA 2 2611 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church O f Your Choice Churchmen Set Car Wash Revival To Feature Talks For Youths Catholic Circle Sets Meeting Churchwomen To Meet ^Attend The American Oil Company Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Strickland Wilhon-.Maier Furniture Co. 31r. and Mrs. Al Wil»on Holler Motor Sales Co. Emmett Karr,II 4 Staff J. C. Penney Company C. I- K<ihin»on and Employ era Sanford Atlantic National Hank Howard li. Hodge. 4 Staff Hill Lumber & Hardware Co. Jimmy Crspp. 4 Employees lt:*»e And \Mlkn K eM aurnnt Ku.e and Milk. Lio.aian and Employees �«T!;r Kew Action Plan For Birmingham Related By King Future Farmers Of Seminole Hi Elect D. Sipes BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) — Dr. Martin Luther Kin* J r . has announced plana to return to this troubled steel center to begin mobilization o f the Negro community for possible new snti-segregntlon demonstration*. City officials hare threat­ ened Kina’s arrest if he be­ gin* a campaign like that which hroflght scores of ar­ rests in demonstrations brok­ en up by police dogs and fire hoses last spring. Future Farmers Chapter of Seminole High School has elected the following officers; Donnie Sipes, president; John Carver, vice president; Wynn Pickelsimer, secretary; Herby Rodgers, treasurer; Wayne Reeves, r e p o r t e r ; Chris Akers, chaplain; David L i t t l e t o n , parlimentarian; Larry Watson, sentinel and Ken Hopkins, program chair­ man. FFA meetings are held on tho first Mondsy of e a c h \ monUi at 2:43 p. m. in Room ; 312-a at the school, and the public is invited to attend. William B. West, vocation­ al agriculture teacher. Is their advisor. The boys are making plans to participste in judging con­ tests at Ocala, Kissimmee and Tampa and some of the members plan to exhibit cows at Ihe Stato F air in Tampa, Hospital David Littleton, Reeves. FUTURE FARMERS officers a t Seminole High School are pictured, from the left: Donnie Sipes, llcrby Rodgers, John Carver, Wynn Pickelsimer, Chris Akers and Wayne (Herald Photo) Big 3 Agree On Nuclear Ban Notes ftanfurb Frl. Oct 4. l m - T a f frralD Protestants O K New Paper VATICAN CITY (UP!) — Protestant obsenrera at the Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council today regarded a new draft of a document defining the nature of the church aa a vast improvement over a ver­ sion submitted last year by a commission dominate*! by con­ servatives. But some of these observers expressed disappointment be­ cause the current draft falls considerably short of what many had hoped for, partic­ ularly in terms of an explicit recognition of th* churchly NEW YORK (UPI) — gation to the United Nations. agreement aa a further indi­ agreement would be psycho­ Rrituin is not directly In­ cation of East-West progress logical, since military experts The llig Three foreign mini­ Admissions Joan Hardin, Allamae Rich ster* ended current talk* here volved In the problem, since in easing tension following agree there are much cheap­ ardson, Sarah Gibbs, Linda with un announcement Thurs­ the United States and Russia the nuclear test bun agree­ er ami more efficienct way* of launching nuclear weapons Arnold, A r n i 11 a Sherman, day night that they are nre the only countries now ment, than from a platform in U. S. official* acknowl­ having the cupacity to orbit agreed in principle on ban­ Janice Kollar, Louise Sand vehicles. However, edged that the principal bene­ space. ncr, Gloria Joseph, Ruth H. ning nuclear weapons in spare space Home wanted to endorse the fit of the Soviet-American The three ministers report­ Donaldson, all of Sanford; orbit, ed they had been unable, in Prrston Jones of Osteen; Ida Soviet Foreign Minister An­ three sessions here, to make Seidel of Lrmgwood, drei Gromyko who will con­ . - ■ •W a any "conclusive" progress on Births fer in Washington with Presi­ p ; critical issue* such ns general Mr. and Mrs. Max D. Har­ dent Kennedy, said he believ­ Auxiliary To Meet disarmament and measures din. baby boy, Mr. and Sirs. ed the understanding could lie The I.adie* Auxiliary o t h so -.* a__ William Kollar, baby boy, all put in formal shape very soon, j to guard against surprise at­ the First Pentecostal Church MILS. AMERICA—Mm. of Sanford. tack. They agreed, however, of Longwood will m eet at Marilyn Mitchell uf San American officials said it Discharges that "discussion on these mat­ 7:30 p. m. Monday at the Diego, Calif., in 19G3’» probably would take the form Helen Moye, Elizabeth Wll of a joint declaration and un­ ters should be continued church on Orange Street. Mrs. America. The son. Carolyn Brown, Rosetta through the various channels Mrs. Obera Young will serve year-old hotmewifo in The secretary said he ex­ WASHINGTON ( U r i) — doubtedly would be discussed Van Zant, Howard Long, Treasury Secretary Dougins pected "a substantial im­ available.” as hostess for the meeting. mother of three. Josephine Poff, Mary Paris, with Gromyko during his cull Dillon believes the United at the White House. provement'’ in the nation's Lorraine Spots, Mrs. Nettie "Agreement on policy" was States hits checked its spiral­ dollar position in lUtto and be Ruth Miller and baby boy, ing balur.ee of payment de­ Mrs. Janie Coyne and baby announced by Secretary of ficit. lie expects it to siiow a hoped tha deficit would be State Dean Rusk, Gromyko girl, Mrs. Ella Waldron and r,0 per cent improvement dur­ erased "shortly therui'ter.” baby boy, Mrs. Gertrude and Rritish Foreign Secre­ ing the third quurlcr of this A deficit occcura when the tary Lord Home at the con­ Thomell and baby girl, all of year. United State* government, Sanford; Geneva Deininger of clusion of a two-hour discus­ Dillon told a news confer- t o u r i s t s , businessmen nnd sion of East-West problems DcBary; Clara Lee of Enter cnco that tho aimuul rule of other spend more dollars ov­ prise; Ray Sweat of Long ut the Third Avenue head- the deficit fur the three- erseas than foreigners spend quarters of the Rritish dele­ wood. month period ending in Sep­ in this country. fi tember should bo “ Imlf or The Treasury secretary said less” than the whopping $f>2 the third-quai ter improvement billion chulkrd up during the was caused by n reduction in ' i r n c r o r r o R K r is o i n r tha outflow of short-term second quarter. " ' i t : n r c-i . k h k o r c in . Cl IT ro t'H T Ho suid that preliminary re­ funds. N o tice Is lierebjr g l v . n t h a t He also said that President porta on the thinf quarter ♦he uii'IrrslKneit A R T H U R II, R UC K W I T H , J R . Clerk of showed that a double-barreled Kennedy's proposed tax un MIAMI (UPI)—Fidel Cas­ t h e C ircu it C o u r t o f Kemlnol* f o u n t * . K ln rh ta, w ilt, on t h e tro pictured himself to un in- upprouch launched this stAn- foreign stocks and bonds has t i t l u l t y o f O c t o b e r , 1541, b , iner to slow down the loss of put the damper on the loss of tw een the hnure of 11 :<>0 ts-rmitional conference of arch­ o 'c l o c k In t h e f o r e n o o n sail itect* Thursday night ns the eapitnl was beginning to puy dollars to foreigners who bor­ 1:00 o’c l o c k In t h e a f t e r n o o n rowed hero to spend overseas. "architect of a new society att. at Ihe K ro n t ilo n r o f th uml u new world,” but re­ C o u n t y C o u r t l l o u e e of Heml m>1» C o u n ty . In t h a c i t y o strained himself with diffi­ tt.tnforil, F lorida, offer fo r culty from tongue-hulling the s a l e en d cell a t p u b l i c out c r y to t h e h l a h e e f a n d b e s t United States. b i d d e r f o r c a s h , t h e follow Admitting it was "nut easy,” Intt describ ed p r o p e r l y s l u u t WASHINGTON (U PI) — and prospect! for record yeareil In g e m i n a t e C o u n t y , Klor the Cuhun premier deferred to Ida, tO-Wltl Sugar price* have been rising end stocks in this country, the "non-political” gag rule !.nl 7, Hlock I. tVKATH of the conference ami limited in weeks in spito of the Agriculturu Department K ltS K lC I .H Kt It.ST ADPI T IPS, e c c n r d l m r t o th e himself to only a couple of “more thar. ample” supplies said today. p l e t t h e r e o f , «e reco rd ed in r u t H ook 11, p s a e <•>, quick whacks at the U. S. Tito department said most P u b lic R e c o r d s of .Semi­ of the U. S. price ri»e came nole C o u n t y , K lo rld a. P u r s u a n t to th o f in al decree after Sept. 10 when the Soviet of foreclosuro e n t e r e d In a Union announced it would e a s e p e n d i n g In sa id C o urt, t h e sty le of w h i c h Is purchase ♦500 million worth T h e O n eid a S a y i n g s B an k , a of wheat from Canada. co rp o ra tio n . Plaintiff "This news spurred the ad ts J. William Norman, son in­ lly Jsne 1'n a srlh rrry vnnee in sugar value* on the R ichard A. W i l l i a m s o n a n d K h l r l t y A. W i l l i a m s o n , World Wide Communion law of Mr. anil Mrs. A. K. theory that if the grain crop I 'e f e n d a n l s Sunday will ha observed by Rossetter, of Sanford, ha* wn* damaged, the Soviet su­ an-] th a d o c k e t n u m b e r of w h i c h le n u m b e r 13379. tha Westminster Presbyterian been named staff director of gar beet crop also may have WITNK.SH m y h a n d e n d o f f i ­ department c i a l seal o f ea ld C o u r t th le Church during the 11 a.m. the U. S. Senate special com­ suffered,’* tho l e t day o f O c s t o b e r , D O . worship service this Sunday. mittee on aging, it wa* re­ snid. (S K A l.i Rev. John N. Montgomery, ported today by Sen. George Government experts noted, A r t h u r II B e c k w i t h . J r . C lerk of t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t pastor of the church, will use however, in a sugar market Smathers, chairman. of Hem tnolo C o u n t y , Kloras his sermon subject, "The Ida Norman. J2, whose wife Is review that on Sept. 25 s Golden Cord.” New members the former Nancy Rossetter, Soviet sugar industry journal By: M a r t h a T. T l h l e n D e p u ty C l e r k will ha welcomed. A church of Sanford, has been legal reported that Russian beet su­ J O H N It P A B K I I I M s * time nursery is availuble. ItA I d 'l l STK INIIK IIU gar factories would havn counsel of the committee. lu* T a m p a S t r e e t , Church School classes meet He formerly had been ad­ greater supplies than a year T a m i u 2. K lo rld a at 0:15 a.m. P u b l i s h Oct. *, m i . ministratis* assistant to Rep. • go. C H N -I Regular services of West­ Charles E. Bennett, legisla­ The department snid that minster Church taka place tive aide to Sen. Spcssard sugar inventories at the end K O T I I i : T O IIKKK.MI I I U S T S T K OK K L I I I I I I t l TOi euch week at the temporary Holland and a member of the of tho year niny reach 3.5 i m u l U t K IM.’t J l l *n I OllA chapel |.tented in Howell law faculties of Stetson Uni­ million tons, and will be i>ou I’l r o t i R o u te I Hoi H I Park office* one mile east versity and the University of swelled hy domestic produc­ C r o s .v l l l * T * n n * t» * « . ... . , , „„ ... You. mi<l euch o f you, s r e Highway 17* 3. o n S R -13*). Florida. He was a Navy of­ tion of another 250,000 tons t e r e h y n o t i f i e d t h a t eu lt h i t ficer during World War II, shortly after next Jan. I. h e . n (lleit i * i l n e t you In Ihe specializing in the Japanese Storks on hand *t the begin­ Circuit C ourt of Hemlnole C o u n t y , K lo rld a. In C h a n c e ry , language. ning of 1903 were 2.75 mil­ a n a b b r e v i a t e d t i t l e o f which sn rriiT . u p * m ; lion tons, the highest on rec­ la Klrsl K r .le ra l h a v i n g s and V o lley !« h * r # b r iclvyn fh*t D u n A s so ciatio n o f Sem inole pursuant in final dsorss ord for tho ilato up to that C o u n t y , a c o r p o r a t i o n , P l a i n ­ *r««l on t h s 2n«l d My o f Octtime. t i f f . v*. O e o r u e I ' u u h a n d O ra o b tfg 1X2. in t h a t <*«rtaln t o u P u s h , et a l , Defendant*, cauac pr»ri*lIn*r In th o C ircu it In tho face of this supply t h e n a t u r e o f nald eu lt being C im r l In Ami for Hcinlnot* situation, the department suid, a e u l t to f o re c lo e a t h a t c e r t a i n C o u n t y , F lo rid a . In r h t n o s r y , m o rtg ag e dated M arc h 10, w l i s r s l n prices for raw sugur have By llonna Estes K IIU T n S D K H A t< l'JSJ, an d of r e c o r d In o f f i c i a l 8 a v i . v a n i . v n l o a n \ hmo Training Union officer* re risen from 0.5 cents s pound R edid- Hook !'J(. |*lCI ID, r iA T I O .V O F n F XI I .V O I. Ft h e m ln o le C o u n t y p u b lic r e ­ r o r STY. a c o r p o r .»tlon, la rentiy were elected at the s month ago to M.02 cents cord*. e n c u m b e r i n g t h * fol- I ' l t m t l f f . an d r n m w o o n it. First Baptist Church of Long- Sept. 25 and 8.5 cents Oct. 2. t o n i n g d e s c r i b e d r e a l p r o p e r t y , II INDVUX And nrlff. M \ I U \ to -w lc I I K N M U X an d KTACKY 1). wood and will assume their I... t o ; o f Q I KK.NS M I R ­ MKKKH a n d w lf« # KVKIoTN duties this Sunday. R O R SIICT II It K I M . A T II. MKFSKH Arc t|« fyni|sfits, New officers are Al Morris, OVER 35 YEARS AD DITIO N TO CAA881,. •!b ii tv IKmk«| N«» 1.314, I. HKItltV. KIXHtlDA. S em i­ M t T l l l It II H K C K W IT I I J i t . training director; Mrs. Jan A t K lrit A I'slm e tlo OPEN ’TII, 9 P. M. TIIURS. & FIU. nole C o u n t y , Klorlda. a c ­ <’l« rk o f th y afor« *«li| C i r c u i t (Alongside old poet office) co r d in g to P l a t there-if C o u r t , wll! w ithin t h « !**»1 elle Jackson, general secre­ r e c o r d e d In I’l a t llnnk II, h o u r s of • Mr. and Mrs. Tom on Wyitny aday, tary; TIL G P. M. SAT. i g . *«. o f t h . P u b l i c R e ­ O c t o b e r If. IM1 o f f # r f »r m U Howard, intermediate lead­ c o r d s u f S e m i n o l e C ounty, a n d •*•11 to th y h l c h y v t i n I F lo rid a. h yat b id d e r tor C4«h At th* ers; Mr. and Mr*. Roy Wood, S u b j e c t t o r e a t r l c t l o n e o f f r o n t d o o r of th # C o u r t h > and Mr. and Mrs. William record. o f Hrm in-'U C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . a n d you *r* h e r e b y re q u ire d 1n " 4 II for 1 FI r i l l , t h e f*1- Blalock, junior leaders; Mr. t o file y ° u r a n e w e r In eald lo w in ir d§Acrlbe«| p r o p e r t y , alt* and Mrs. Boyd Hitchcock, suit w ith the u n d e r s i g n e d u a t e d And b eln c In SiemlnoU primary leaders; Mrs. Alice s; l e r k of s a l t C o u r t an d to C o u n t y , FI r 1 1 t o - * i t : • C a rp e ts • F u rn itu r# • e r v s copy t h e r e o f upon th* M O T O R * | IN C ». hi *«’k c. m : u i Giddens, nursery supervisor • T ile • P ian o s P laintiff* attorney. whoee laAKK HANOI*. Myml not# and Spencer Whitehead, vis­ n a m e en d a d d r e e * a p p e a r b e ­ C o u n t y Florid*. A c o r l l n * * Rental lied* low. on o r b e f o r e th * «t h day t o p lat In P l a t H*ok I t . ual aids chairman. status of nonCatholic bodies. "We had hoped that the council father* would come right out and say th at other Christian communions are al­ so truly part of the Church Universay," said on* Protest­ ant observer. "The prrsent draft doesn’t go nearly that fur. And If it were approve*! ns it now stands, I'd frankly be very disappointed.” The observers, who met as a body Thursday night for * private discussion of the coun­ cil's progres to date, have communicated their feelings to the Secretariat for Chris­ tian Unity, heuded by Gcrmun Jesuit Augustin Cardinal Bea. This is the established proced­ ure for registering their views with the council. Tile “separated brethern” are pinning their hopes on the fact that the document, en­ titled "Dc Ecclesia” (About Legal Notice Cuban Commie Praises Self Russians Ready For Moon Shot HAVANA (UPI) — Bov. let space-woman Valantina Tereshkova laid Russia al­ ready has chosen ita team for a moon flight and la studying the problem of travel te ether planets. She did not say how soon Russia expects to achitva these goals. Miss Tereshkovs said the Russians hope toon to be able to effect a rendexvou* between two ipace-shipa in orbit — an essential prelimi­ nary to interplanetary t r a v e l Watch for our GRAND OPENING Improvement Seen In Dollar Outflow the Church), will to up for amendment whan the council fathers complete their item-by-item debate e a ita content*. j/. (PhilipjsuvsrfaM SEMINOLE PLAZA CASSELBERRY BRING THE F A M ILY “Hop On The Bandwagon” FOR A FUN FILLED Sugar Prices Continue To Rise PARTY ! THURS. • F R L - S A T . Westminster Sets Special Observation Kin Of Sanford Resident Named Oct. 3rd, 4th & 5th Legal Notice Baptists Elect TU Officers FIRST SANFORD SHOWING OF OUR ENTIRE '64 LINE! Sanford Furniture Co. o f j fo y em b er, 1>*1, a n d In d e ­ f a u l t t h e r e o f D ecree P r o Conf e e t o will be e n t e r e d a g a i n s t yo u . W ITN E S S m y h a n d a n d offl c l a l se al »» t h * C o u n ty C o u r th o u s e . S a n f o r d . S em in o le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a l * t d ay of O c to b e r . UHSAI.) D « J. A rthur If. B e c k w i t h , J r , tty: M a r t h a T. V lb len D. C. P h llln II. fas c a n S h t n b o l s e r a n d Leigan K tret F ed eral Uulldlna p O. Box 1TJ4 S an fo rd . n ° r M » ... A t t o r n e y fo r P l a i n t i f f P u b l i s h Usl- I. 11. I f . .3 , l t d CD.Vd p » * e 79. of th e P u b l i c Hec o rd * of Memlnoly C o u n ty , Florida. H u h jy tt to r e a t r l c t l o n e a n ! y a a e m e n t a of r y c o r d | Aaifl ».»le will hy rru tla p u r ­ s u a n t to a n d In n r d t r t o t a t laty th y term* of oaid final cl•« rye. (SEAL) A r t h u r II n e r k w l t h . Jr., C l e r k o f C i r c u i t C o u r t . In anti f o r Memlnoly C o u n ty Florida l l y : Mar*.ha T. Vlhlou D. C. P h i l i p UOCAA v o. Dot ins H an fo rd , F lo rid a I'uM leli O ctober CU.N-14 I. 1213. Hcinpluff I MOVING PO NTIAC CALL RAM BLER M O V IN G A N D S T O R A G E CO., INC. FA - 5 0 4 Celey Ave. 2-9511 Sanford, Fla. I » �/ *r , T t 1 1 jr* v ' ... 1a - ■ •I I 1 ilW °ly p v V.------- - ‘I I'! R i *f > r J i ,v « r Busier Wedding Bells M l U wrpriMd, s M , t t th at ‘ f t proposal eonss ilo ac a bit than yea had expected, loeee a n that you not only win be a bride a t an early data, bat "oat" ae well—an “out” aa far a t military Mnrke for your hobby Je concerned ItV all in keeping with Preeident _______ deeiefon not to draft, heneeforth, any married man be­ tween the ages of 19 and 2 t as long aa slagie men with 1A ciaMifieations an running loose. Immediate effect of the preaidential order is to exempt from the draft 940,000 marrieed men. That leaves a national pool of somo 1.7 millioa single lAs from which Selectire Service can choose. Dr. Crane's T h e S oft Self Worry Clinic t t the mental wheels e f this lat­ her group a n teaching well, great gobs ef them may choose what to them will seam the ieeear of two avi—oopa—waye ef life: Army aerylea or manriago. frequently, the nuptial-minded Coneeqaer gala may ha ve better odds going for them. Ministers and floriats will be­ come m on prosperous. House and apartment builders will be busier. Two slight cautions to the 1A who chooeee marriage: He must "maintain bona fide family relations” with ouldn’t attempt the a wife. And he shot marital leap after the postman drops a letter whieh begins: “Greetings. You ate hereby ordered for Induc­ tion” . . . CAtW Q~M6: lev. Joel teaehes la a theological eeminary. Art Is Long . . . I rt ■kills for making a living. • To develop and maintain good hvwlth • To understand batter tha rights and duties of citizenship. • To understand better how to have a successful and happy home life. • To learn how to buy intelli­ gently. • To understand tha methods and basic facta of our advanced sci­ ence program designed specifically for the space age. • To develop appreciation of tha beauty of nature. • To be better trained in the use of leisure time. • To have better insight into ethical values and principles, includ­ ing respect for other (and older) people. • To develop ability to think ra­ tionally, to express themselves clear­ ly and to read with understanding. You might Ilka to clip the above and take it to the next party or gettogether. It should get the evening off to a fine s ta r t “Tha trouble with education is. •The trouble with education la ..“ Complete that aentence in 25,000 woros am or Uaa Next to charades, appraising ad­ d itio n is Just about tho moat popu­ lar jrama we play in Amsriea. Iv try parent seems to come ■vary ♦quipped with a complete set of prej­ udices on the subject of education. Press the button and the debate starts. The professionals are no differant, After an exhausting * *'ng *workshop, ■* * 1th the whole one teacher emerged with thing neatly solved in one sentence: __ trouble with education la *Yhe troi that no two educators can agree on what aducatkm Is.” There la availabla at least ons fairly comprehenslva summary of tha overall aims of tha schools. I t by the National Eduwas compilsd __ Dnal Association, cations!------------ the — professional r ------------society of teachers and school offi­ cials. For tha purposes of tha sum­ mary, they say a student should be given an opportunity— • To develop vocational under­ standing and attitudes and aalablo Phil Newsom Soys . . . Reds’ Dispute Deep-Rooted Rut as Chinese confidence ership la tbe Communist One hundred y e a n and more ago when European grows so apparently do Chin­ world. But the results of the ese ambitions. The root of quarrel could go far beyond powers busily were carving the Sovlet-Chinese quarrel either Khrushchev or Mao up Imperial China, Czarlat may be a challenge for lead­ Tae-tung. Russia was taking Its share. Maps published by Lite Red Chinese since they took over the mainland In 1919 show that they do not recognise these conquests and intend to get them back. And so to India haa been added the Soviet Union as a nation having a border dis­ pute with Communist China, anti to the ideological quar­ in Viai Nam. D« Gaults, In rel between the two Com­ short, la conducting himself munist giants has been add­ an though ha w art a majority ed a new and, potentially, stockholder in Western civili­ even more explosive Issue. For outsiders attempting to sation and not m erely'the president of a weak sister who assets lha depth, probable would have Gunked both 20th duration and cause of the century testa of nationhood quarrel, the latest turn taking but for tho armed assistance up apace In Moscow and Pe­ of tha British, their domin­ king newspapers and In the propaganda airwaves has ions and tha United States. given new food for thought. I Tha last tima th« French Last week end the Soviet I went it alone and triumphed charged the waa during tho Napoleonic government wars. F.ten Napoleon’s magic Chinese with 5,000 border vio­ lations in 1902. The Soviets finally ran out of white rab­ said the Chinese had attempt­ bit*. In 18170-71, the French ed to reclaim isolated parts triad to handle Prussia, a of Soviet territory "without small kingdom that becume preliminary permission.” tha core of the German em­ Specifically, it cited the case pire, Soon Paris was besieged of a fisherman on the Amur and tha defeated Parisians River which separates Siber­ were tiling rats. They had ia from Manchuria. It said better lurk in 191MH when documents taken from the llrlliah and American arms fisherman demanded that helped fend off the Germane. fishermen tell Soviet border In 1910 the French col­ guards that river islands be­ lapsed politically, morally and long to China. ntllitariy under preseur*. They It said that Russian at- I got their country bark again tempts to negotiate border i courtesy of British and Amer­ disputes hul been ignored hy , ican young manhood and the lied China, and from this ! Ailed taxpayers. India'a Jawaharla! Nehru He Gaulle stalls on coop­ could draw a wry smile. eration within the North At­ Two weeks earlier, the Red lantic Treaty Organisation. Chinese had accused Russia THE “CAL1ENTE" Ills predecessor* contributed of luring tena of thousands i mightily to the chaos in of Mongol nomuds across the i Southeast Asia theraby com­ border of Slnkiang Province pelling the United Slates now into Hie Soviet Union ami of to engtga In a nasty little trying to engineer an antijungle war. Tha French gen- Chinese coup In Uie region. Both areas, Slnktang and iua for messy colonial opera­ Of T h e ... tions helped to charge North the Amur and Uasuri River Africa with expluslve insta­ borders with Siberia, are his­ toric scenes of conflict be­ bility. Americans might he for­ tween the Russians and the given if they decided thut Chinese. Stnkiang. China's largest France and Dc Gaulle are nut good neighbors even at a province, far back beyond the " trans-Atlantic distance of 3,- days of Marco Polo, has been 000 miles. Given due allow­ a highway of civilization. An ance fur hia efforts to rally ancient silk route linked It French resistance during with India. It is marked by World War II. it is a fact that extremes of hot ami cold. | the Allied high command, mil­ ferocious winds, mountains, green forests and pastures itary and political, rated l)e and rivers that end in salt Gaulle aa pretty much a nuieance during th* war and marshes ami an d deserts. And while it belongs to thareaftar. Ha seems not China. It borders on tha So­ much to have changed. viet Union and its communi­ La Grand Charles' bold cations and trade tradition­ apuming ef U. S. protection ally look toward tho U S.S.R. should be had in writing, If In recent years, the Chinaae posaiblt. And thereafter, tha have poured hundreds of United States should sack thousands of soldiers-farmsome system of collective se­ ers into the area, in a coun­ curity in which l)e Gaulle and ter move to Khrushchev'a Franca would be left as once baste to open up the Soviet proposed to “stow ia her own Union's west virgin lands. juices." As for the Amur and Uasuri Tba troubla la that no auch River areas, Sino-Ruuun collective security 1 without conflict there goes back 300 Franca could bo devised, years when the Chinese first French geography and natur­ tried to hold back Russian al endowmenta being what explorers and settlers. they are. But If there ia any Tbe Soviets have warned isolation oentimsnt in tha the Chinese against trying 109 N. Palmetto Ave. United States, Da Gaulle will to bring up old quarrels tn a keep it alive sad growing. u s era. warranted a t funerals and calls morticians robbers for charging |5O0 or more for feaerale . So Me aemtaery students eftea get indoctrinated with this austeriallsUe outlook of their professor. “Ju st dispose of the body as cheaply aa possible,1* urges Rev. Joel. “Then give that salvaged money to the church and have a little memorial service af­ terwards.’* There you have the Russian or materialistic view of death. It shows mere worship of tha dollar and is thus typical of the greedy outlook of Judas Iscariot For if wo are solely concern­ ed with bargains in disposing of our dead loved ones, the cheapest method Is to bulldoze trench, a* Hitler did, and then dump the carcass therein, after which that same bulldoxer can cover it with loose dirt. But Jeaua vetoed this crass view of death. Our human body ia built in God’s own im­ age, so aaya the Bible, and thus la tha human temple. When our spirits leave* It, should wa act aa callous as savage wolves or show the re­ spect th at civilized man has been building up through the many centuries. For tha way mankind treats Its dead is a very good index of tha stage of civilisation. J a n a honored tho who poured tho costly oint­ ment upon hhn in preparation for his burial. His greedy Apostles criticis­ ed her, but Christ endorsed her act and reprimanded his own Apostles. For Jesus knew that exces­ sive money-pinching a t fun­ erals produces erosion of the human soul. Our g r e a t e s t graduation ceremony comes when our friends say farewell to us at our funeral. After 25 or 50 or maybe 75 year* here in thla classroom in God’s cosmic school system, we finally are promoted. Even at ordinary high school or college commencement*, we drees our daughters in beau­ tiful new frocks and give them corsages of flowers. "Flowers,” said Henry Ward Beecher, "are the sweetest things God ever made and for­ got to put a soul into." So flowers are an ideal way by which friends and neigh­ bors can buoy up the bereaved and express their inarticulate sympathy. Furthermore, why seresi* about f500 or more for a funtra it The average eoeple whe smoke eigsrets burn up that much money in just two years —and it doesn’t inspire or buoy up their friends a t alii Soma of our bralntruatav seminary professors have a greedy outlook on money bug no sense of modern business coats. » Tho mortician furnishes a beautiful caaket, plus a valu­ able downtown real estate site for three days and nights, plus an ambulance. SCHOQL DAYS are here Every student in eollrxe nr advanced grades needs a typewriter. The Smith • Corona Port­ able Electric or Manual fa tops. 5-year Guarantee HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. 314 .Magnolia Sanford Term* and Trade-ins Open Evening* NOTICE W. A. Adams, formerly doing business as Unit­ ed Transfer and Storage at 200 North Holly, b now doing butdnetts as Adams Transfer and Storage, 200 North Holly. Packing — Crating. Affiliated with World Wide Van Service. •• \ 4>l L 0I Lyle C Wilson Soys; France Spurning U.S. ft President Charlea de Gaulle la aaying in tha aerlea of spotchoa ha la daliverlng now. I* Grand Charlea epurned further U. 8. protection in • apeech delivered in tho laat week of 8optamber in Bolloy. Only thla week da Gaulle’s representative a t tha Inter­ national Monetary confertnca in Waahlngton, D. C., opposed policies doalgnad to help tho United Statee ami other cuuntriea with balance of paymenta problems. Recently, too, Ue Gaulle happily volunteered to Inter­ fere with U. 8. efforts to hold tho antl-CommunUt lino TBs Gle who hit the N or Kandy boachc* and fought thoir way crosi-eountry to halp liberate Paria would have troubla now rocogniting tho petulant vole# of LaBollo Franco. Tho word now la that Franco haa littlo tlm# for tha United States and. tnora (pa­ cifically, fcela bo need for U. 8. protection. Tho French don’t want any direction, cither from the Americana. “Scram, boye," aaya LeHelle France to Undo Bam, "beat It!" Or, anyway, that It what OUR BOARDING HOUSE REALLY/x MOP* VOU’U. LEANS IT IN A UTTUEr < oonttcu . A sooL.BAHvrr b w i LONGER THIS TlMti/lP' — x WoolDM'T want mart a 1 MVMtMOWY DOESN'T PWMlC — BUT TM GETTING OUT O r FAIL ME, ANO IfAt'/Ef? THfi 6TOCK MAMKL.T ANo INTO DOES,YOU AtAOU YDtiK SAVI NGFOK A FEW MONTHS [LAST DEPOSIT— FOK ■w-WAK-KAFP-— v m at a k in ® a [•IO — ONOCT.S.U5YL U MAJOR DePOSlT— A Kir AT A [YOU \NlTHD«GY4 (T , time , o p c o u r se , f o r the- sake W hat a f t e r n o o n : . secrecy/ — ~ 1964 • MERCURY • COMET • LINCOLN MODELS W ill BE DISPLAYED FOR THE IsL TIME! A Complete Line! Sport Models, Hardtnps, Sedans. Convertibles! Available For Immedi­ ate Delivery 1 Premier Showing $ Ic u , THAT6 TME MARKET FOR VOU. BANKER." Hot Performance $anifarfc f eralfc Page 4 Sanford, Florida Fritluy, October 4, 1963 WALTIM A. 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P u h l l e h a d d a l l y a s c a p t 'S a t u r d a y , g o a a a j r a n d C k r t a u a a a , p u b l i s h e d S a t u r d a y p r o c e e d i n g la .. v "(fcdhnh The Deluxe Comet With Power To Spare! TUB LUXURIOUS MERCURY “PARK LANK** 1- ATTEN D OUR FIRST SH O W ING ! WE W ILL BE OPEN T IL 8 P. M. THURSDAY & FRIDAY - T IL L 6 P. M. SATURDAY HUNT LINCOLN MERCURY, INC. Sanford FA 2-188-1 — W. Park MI 4-0209 �*• • ' ■e rr Baby Seminoles, Sanford JH Both Win Decisive Victories Sanford JVs Yankees Favored To Beat Terriers Take Saturday Game By 28 To 0 two,” aaid the conservative Dodger skipper. "We’re not throwing in the towel,” aaid Ralph Houk, the Yankees m anager who named hit right-handed ace, Jim Bouton, aa bit third-game starter. "Teama have lost the first two games before and won the Seriea.” The Y tnkeei did It ta 1*34 when Houk wee a reserve catcher with them. Although the Yankee! had lost both of the first two games in which they were favored In their own park — and they have been a much better team at home than on the road — the bookmakers nude them 11-10 choices to | win the third game. This de­ spite the fact the 24-year-old Bouton, a 21-ganic winner, never haa pitched in a Series game. The 27-year-old Drysdale. a 19-gam* wiiuirr. has a 1-0 Scries record. He heat the white Sox with relief help from Larry Sherry in 1959 when the Dodgers won the Series. Houk insisted he was think­ ing of no lineup changes and said that Roger Maris, who was injured in the thud in­ ning of Thursday's game, would be bark in the lineup. "That was our best ball club out there in the first two game* and that's tne one I intend to keep playing,” said Houk, angered when a baseball writer suggested the Yankees looked "like Little Leaguers” Thursday. H, -T t r. 7 \ ■■ \ Hurricanes Score First But Lose 27*6 ffhe #xnfcrh S tra ti Fri. Oct. 4, '63—Page 6 About Sports Thinking O ut Loud LOS ANGELES <LPI>-Th# BT JULIAN 8TBNSTBOM battling, underrated Los An­ By Jelite The Baby Seminoles mount­ • denied, either. Gets like Elaine By John A. Spoint I geles Dodgers returned home We're happy to see the the mistakei to the kids and Herald Sports Editor | Seems like everyone's (tot Koetival, Dot Button end Pet ed their ponlei again last today, counting on the bril­ Seminole High Boosters' Club how to avoid them. Tbe Hurricanes of South thet strike habit here of Intel Slplay have been stringing night and cam* up with a liant pitching and timely hit­ • * • Seminole Junior High School of Sanford come up with Fellahs like George Swann, them along. fu&dj to make available mov­ X-point attack to whitewash ting which crushed the mighty Thank heaven the Booater struck with fury on the first Archie Kingl L ett Wednesday nils wax the Titusville High School I New York Yankee! in the play of last night's tilt with ie* of the Tribe’s games. Club was able to awing the Anil the gul* aren't to be THE KITE for Swann and baby T errieri in the eoastal first two game* to close out 1 ‘V " .y . the Brave* of Sanford Junior Nothing else could contribute sod deal on that skinned in* King. First in the City Lea­ city last nigbt. • the World beril* on their High School when Halfback more to the Seminole effort field at Memorial Stadium. s e e v -fti gue, George Swann unlimberThe 2B to 0 victory wae to* own groundi. Even back in the old days at Larry Lott shocked • crowd We had th* privilege of tha now gone Municipal Park ed with nine in a row and fin­ Tribe's 20th eonsecutlva JayWhile the D ollar players of tome 1,200 fani at Lyman ished with n 253/031. In the Va* win and Head Coach w ert confident tley would do Field In Longwood with a 02- serving a t executive secre­ the locals did not have a skin­ tary of the booater organisa­ ned infield. Tha football field All Star League following it Ralph Stumpf sad "The acore just that—and Ike oddsmak yard jaunt for a touchdown. wee King's turn and he put could have been «o to o had <rs no* rata tiwm 3-1 lavBut the gale waa over aa tion that supported the Fres­ was in Uie outfield. eight of them together to fin­ we not used our reserves | orites to win tie Series — • * * fast as it struck and the no State College team In Cal­ ish with e 245. throughout most of the con­ manager Walter Alston cau Braves’ firm of Whigham, ifornia. Nothing did aa much Looking at the Semlnole’a On Wednesday a. m., it's the test. tiously observed, "W# have Dudley, Stumpf and Weber to support efforts to raise roster we kept wondering 530,000 each year for athle­ Jet Bowler-etles League. It The JayVe* line secondary | to win two m o ri” went right to work for tho about this youngster named could have been Koetirel'e threw up a defense wall the He then namedhis big, fire Sanford machine anJ behind tic scholarships than showing Lawton. Sure enough, he's JOHNNY PODRES league for all intents end pur Terriers simply could not I balling right • lander, Don a terrifir Sanford forward game movies to some 40 or the son of another old Sem­ each year. poaea this week. Elaine aver­ penetrate. Titusville’s deepest Drysdale. to pi*h the third wall rolled to a 27 to 0 vic­ 50 service clubs inole speedster of "many” • • • aged over the IPO mark and thrust cerried them to the | jam e on SaturdW- Today was tory. years ago, Leon Lawson. By Donna M nck This can be done here in I-eon was the speediest of all I an open date fof travel. finished with a 570 series. Her little Tribe'* 32 yard line Quarterback Frank Whigam Herald Staff Writer The big man of the night "It's nice we Won the first shot passes to Frank Weber Sanford on a sm al'er scale the old Celery Feds. Planning a boating trip high single was a nifty 202. In the afternoon for the Hi for the Seminoles was quar and Ron Dudley. He did and it will be the best money ithis weekend? If *o, take terback Bernie Barbour who everything but scalp the Hur- the Seminole Booster Club care. With all the rain the Xooner'a League, it was Sip could appropriate. ATT: FORD OWNERS ricanei. liver has risen three to four ley and Button displaying got a pair of first quarter But, of course, tho main touchdowtu. Barbour romped After the Hurricanes' open­ feet. L ett week the boat their striking power. ing blast, it took tho shocked purpose of the films will be ramp walkwaya at the 1T-S2 P at Sipley bowling for the for seven yard* and then 20 Stplcmbtr A October Ilraves until midway In the to show play* to these young­ vamp were under water. Hunt Realty team also wae a a few minute* later. sters who represent Seminole. In the third period the lit blasting away as aha collected second period to knot the The Croom* High Panther* Submerged logs and fishing Jim I’igott, Jim McCoy and tie Seminole's Nopper inter-1 By Bjt |iaftj (;r*q» boats that filled with water a 201/676 series. travel to DeLand Saturday count. Whigham fired • long Dick Williams can point out ccpted a Tituavllle pas* and The Lymao „ l<h Crey shot to Chuck Pigott who Dot Button of the Art end tan k during the rtina night to match claw* with the have been lighted In the Brown Pest Control four-some lateraled to Steve Groover I hounds make tkelr first road F.uclid High Tiger*. Thc*e wc.,1 down on the Hurricane main channels. If you go out. showed her high garnet of wiki went 55 yards to .score. trjp tonight, when they travel two team* are arch rivals nine and then th* talented Late in the third period the L0 j,-ew Smvrni Beach. seome extra caution should be 202/209/571 eerie*. and they always play real Sanford signal caller skirted Seminole* fullback Sonny Xh* Barracudas *o far have his left end for the TD. In this same league, Caro taken. hard nose football. Messer, ran for 11, 7*. *0*1 posted on* win and one loss • e • With less than two minutes lyn Sallee mutt have been im Dick Evans, the Panthers 19 yard* to the Terrier threeTh* ]7(j t,y »one remaining in the half Head Bill and Lola Bernard spent pressed with Sandy Koufax’s back field coach, said, "All of Coach Dan Pelham's crew tost weekend at Ponce De tossing cause Carolyn started yard line and from where he man.j,anE- j* , (.vies hope to tiie bucks with the exception Seminole County drivers roll over lb* ’Cudas. Lyle exploded for Its second tally Leon Springs in their boat. to heave some right into that scored Of Willie Ransom will bo at Barbour, In addition to his j.ta y4rj , atkj (1X touch ill bo represented In th* when Whigham rifled a long Bill said the hyacinths were strike pocket and had one of full «trength." Ransom, a past to Weber who sailed into Orlando Sports Car Club’s two score*, kicked four points | (town, to his c*edlt. becked up for about a quart­ her b e lte r days. bruising runner, was injured paydirt. Whigham ran for six-hour October Odyssey ral­ after the touchdown* Tiie Greyhounds have only er of a mils between Spring Carolyn bowling for Sienin tho first ganid when he the PAT. Stumpf complimented Mne I one man ou'. with injuries. ly to be presented Oct. 13 for Garden Lake and Ponce de strom Realty had a nice 172/ pulled a back muscle, anil has coach John Colbert for the | Bill Burkhart, right end, has In the third stanxa South the Central Florida Council 479 series. Atta girl, neighbor. Leon. not been nbl« to perform up Seminole fumbled and the of Sports Car Club*. fine performance turned In I a severely pulled shoulder On Uie Monday night Worn I ' * * to par since. Head mentor Ilraves recovered on Ihe Hur­ by the little Tribe’* formid muscle, suffered during q The rally, an average speed We have had several in­ en’e Scratch League. Doris GENUINE FORD Hilly Unit rhirped, “The vic­ ricane 13. Whigham passed to competition over a 185-mile, able. "They did a great Job.” | workout this week. quiries about forming a San­ Hock a l m o s t m a d e the tory gave the boys some mo­ end Corky Stowell who went all-paved route, will start at said Stumpf, "on both offcast Became they were unable Thermostats ford Boat Club. Anyone who “Charmed Circle’’ as she roll­ mentum which was what they to the three yard line and 10:30 a.m. from the ParkI to scout New Smyrna this If interested, let ua bear from ed the high for the nite, a 190. and defense. In the aerial game of the tear, the roaches will be un needed; they have shown thst fullback Run Dudley, the wood Plata on W. Colonial Gloria Accanli continues her JayV'ee threw four times a n d l , ^ t0 you. s w *p either offen they have a lot of fight,” ha Ilraves' high-stepping a n d I)r. In Orlando snd will be run • • • fine bowling as she took ser­ completed three. They inter- jjve nr defensive plays, based said. M* Each hard-driving fullback bullfor 24 trophiee donated hy "Don’t be a litter bug,” ies honors .a 525. ceptcd seven Terrier passes. on lcluJi information on the Croom* ha* concentrated doted the three yards for the the Parkwood Plata Merch­ High bowler in the Sand­ applies to more than the Fran Morton and Charlotte The Seminole* made 12 ,eatn spur League ia Mary Pinter muinly on strengthening the third Sanford marker. Dud­ ant* A nn. in three classes. highways. Those drink cans, Bassett have sent out flares GENUINE FORD first downs. The little TerCoach Dick Copeland be- with 519 scric* and 192 high defense, especially past do­ ley ran for the extra point Advance entries Include paper and garbage are pil­ inviting all of you lassies with riers had five. lieves that aizewlse, t h e le n-e. John Pritchard hat The Ilraves made their fin­ gum*. She led her tram to l i n g up on the river banks. nverages of 130 and higher to three top Seminole Sports Car ANTI-FREEZE Stumpf pinned the atar on teams are aknit even. been so impressive in drill* al score in the last period Club crews, Charlie and Jlary victory over Team 10. With all this high water, f join all of the other higher av­ Ernie Baumelster, a halfback. Copeland M s that U* key some of it will end up in a eraged bowler* in the Tues.luy for his blocking on offense 11<1 jait Another clean sweep was tliut he has been moved to w h e n Weber moved inlo .McIntosh of North Orlando, victory wrnw the touchdown territory from 13 Charles and Patricia Wellman made by the Factory Paint first team left half. lot of back yards. Per aftemoon Women's Scratch and his excellent defense. running of Lyle and Pete Defensive stalwarts George yards out and another protn- of Winter Park, end Jim Quart Outlet over the Kteniper Real League. Next week the Baby Semi-1 Car Ivin: the downficld blockHush, Eddie Drown, Henry Ling Sanford fullback, Dan The recreational planning and Carol Dellrine of Sanford. According to my informa­ noles open their home sche- |„g nf winkteman and Duck- Estate Team. Pierro Manu­ Ryrd, Edward Boston, Terry Simon, povvrrcd through for committee for Seminole Coun­ tion, this is the only women's dule with the Bullpups of De- L ,l; an(j facturing Co. and Howe Tiro Detail* of the rally ran be GENUINE FORD good jobs turn ty is completing a survey on daytime scratch leugue in all Land High School in Sanford'* <(j ,n (,y y lifter and Balmer. Shop both managed a 3 point William* end Nathaniel White the third extra point o( the obtained hy writing to Don­ who have made it tough in cv emng. recreational area*. Before we of Central Florida. ald K. Robertson, Box 27G, Radiutor Hose Memorial Stadium Thursday. Rodney Utnbcrger, line win over St. John's Rcalty- the *imt two games for their can get (hose new boat ramps Windermere, Fla. The top kegler was Conway coach, has lone an excellent and Pryors Insurance re­ opponent* ground gumc, have and parks Ac have to have 20% Discount VA11-11 Det No. 8 who job, ar.d fftle the same a* spectively. 0 the land. Seems Seminole of OK Tire and MrRoliert* rcully been sharpening their shot his first sanctioned 000 Copeland, &at the team will County owns very little water series, a 620. On this same Tire battled euch other to a claws fur tin- usually speedy GENUINE FORD vin. backs which DeLund is noted Anything that’s front property. nitc, 1 can vividly remember lly Shirley Wentworth Copeland laid he was plan- standstill in an exciting mutch for having. a • • announcing over the PA sys­ SPARK PLUGS The Forest City Bowling sing to st|(t Ronnie Durkett with each winning two gurnet. Tip of tiie Week: When tem a t least three other overMi'life Woods paced the Team sponsored by tin* For­ ind Gene Wnkleman, tackle* going on a boat trip leave 200-average series . . . and MeRoberts team with live est City Super Market has The Land O'Lake* Country Hilton Ik-iftttt and Kictli Sal- strikes in a row for tiie high word with someone of your these were all on the same won ten games of the 16 tii, guarto Ilrnnis Flctlrr Club Women'* Golf Associa destination, approximate time gaum of th,- week—209. In played to dale this season. team, too. mil IlicM Balmer, center linn play got under way of return, boat description Mooney Appliance contin­ tbe spill department loruiso Play is held at the Bowling Will MAN( A GOOD PICTURE One of the most improved thurk \>tfner, quarterback Thursday with a nine-hole and number. Also it is a good local bowler* on the Je t Lanes tournament followed by lun tenc Griflm, halfbacks Pete Owen made the 5-1-9; Marion ued it* winning way# in the Center in Orlando each Mon­ GENUINE FORD Idea to leave your car or atf Frank Hundley, l-'arcllu and Louisa lloxforii lltulnrasmrn’a League a* the day night under direction of Tail it »iUi a riodih umifi ind film1 scene is that of Gordon Hon­ chcon and a business m eeting.. (srlwin t , . , • trailer license number, in the -10; ( urnlyn Iberro the train took three point* from Jeff Shirey, captain. eycutt. ALUMINIZED Luncheon was provided | »*' U ‘ f»lc *l ,ullb“ k' case you are reported miss­ Other* playing un the team •>h 111; Glenda Huun.di th" l'aron Builder*. Steve Mason with compliments of manager MUFFLERS ing. This w-*T «l|e Coait 4-2; Evelyn Uhr th* 5-6-10, paced the Appliance team from the Forest City area Ralph Parks. Club Pro John Guard could quickly ciieck to arc Joe Polich, thin Hailey, AgreulTo Huy and iShirlvy Hartman tile 1-6- with IH'J-.VW. Porter conducted a golf CAMERA HIIOI* lee if the missing boat was 1 9 1 9 -5 1 NEW TORK (UP1) — 10. Charles Rose came through Carl Davis and Andy Alphaclinic before tee off. 310 S. I'AKK AVE. realty musing or had been tierk. with a 2I1—0OI high srnei Jenny Mata of the Pittsburgh STANDINGS * Association officers attend taken out of the water. FORDS to push learn No. 2 into th" f. W ing were Irma Bodetl, presi i Prates. fr*t baicman Julio I B cquer •f the .Minnesota l(»we lira second spot in league ntandtl 6 There’s a dish on this week­ dent: Debbie Pender, vice Tvins si I Joe ( hristopher of Pierro 1952 - 61 ingi. 11 b president; Mary Daughterly, end’s grid menu for every t>* Net l York Meta have Ihe well-balanced Dick's Jet Inn It 5 secretary; Juba Barols, trea FORDS football fan in Seminole Coun­ Appliance team sparked hy 11 6 surer; Rita Blyler, tourna­ Birred 11 play in tlia I-atin- Factory Paint tyto 6 high game winner Ralph ment chairman and Elaine Aarriraji All-Star baseball OK Tir* Two of the county’s four gone at-ihe Polo Ground* on JtcRobarU Tire H H Hulls’ 219—506 moved into a GENUINE FORD Folk, social chairman. high school teams will be at 6 to tie for second place a* they . Stemper* Others present were Betty Sicurda (Oct. 12. W ith four weeks of bowling horn* tonight and the other SHOCK Team 10 4 I'J look thre* win* from team Overman. Jane Dalyrmple. <1 14 down the alley*, th* Bill pair travel only abort dis­ Ill Robinson, a new member Pryor'* No. 0. ABSORBERS Hemphill Motorettes hav# th* tances to be entertained. and Mrs. William Requet A Fifet At Sanford’s newly sodded following lineup: JEW iTOHK (UPM — Rod from Jacksonville, a guest. W I. .Memorial Stadium tonight EACH Mrs. Requet is a houseguest Kiieh! jhit. tbe New York 14 2 Jim Pigott’* Seminoles tangle 1. Bonnevilles of Mrs. Folke at her home JUs' first grand slam home 13 1 with the Apopka Blue Darters 2. Starchiefs ru in fcstnry on July 6, 1962 in Winter Park. In the final meeting of the 12 4 3. Tempests In play Hetty Overman shot agin*'. St. Louis at th* Polo GENUINE FORD tt 6 current seven game series. 4. KU-ctrss s 40 and Irma Bodrll a 42. Grand* 10 0 Pigott will run his two of­ 5. Invicta* OIL FILTERS fensive unit* at the Darter* 10 « 6. Wild-at* ^ D O C ’t s e r v i c e :>7 • 63 Ford & Falcon 9 7 and tpring hi* "headhunter” 7. Sk> larks 9 7 defensive unit when neces8. Special* * 9 4 0 EACH 8 4 7S eery. 9. Itiviers* Y our co o p eratio n in rcn p ectfu lly re q u e u e d Meanwhile, the Greyhounds 10. Ambassadors 714 8H Complete W ith 400 Series of Lyman move into New 5 1 - 5 6 FORD 7 9 by th e Sem inole C o u n ty Sportsm en'.* A sso­ 11. Classics Smyrna Beach for their en­ 4 12 12. Grand Prix c ia tio n in aid in g th e p ro p e rly o w n ers and gagement with the Rarracu4 12 EACH 13. Catalina* da*. The ’Cudas have e one S 12 14. LaSabret a h e r i f f a office to p re v e n t illegal sh o o tin g , and on* record. S IS 16. Pontiac* IIRING THIS AD At Courtier Field In Oviedo g is 18. Ramblerett# AS tr e s p a s s in g and h u n tin g ac c id e n ts. If wa TO OUR tonight the Lions entertain of the laet The high gsnie LOW PARTS DEPT. meet wa* 1«7 by Klaine Ko»- Umatilla High School in what w ish to keep dove h u n tin g , we m u st cooper­ M tival of the SUrchiefs. Nina should be a bang-up ball AS « a t e w ith o u r n e ig h b o r. Your Frlrndlv Ford Dealer Jamison of the Kiectrs* rolled game. If Head Coach Jim •a 626 for th* high three gam* Palmer ha* been successful in FOR PROOF OF SUPERIOR o ■cries. A big »pbt °f 7'8-10 correcting some of the Lions' R e p o rt v io lations to th e a h e r if f ’ri office. PERFORMANCE — CALL US miscues in their past two ball was picked off by Mary El D smore of the InvKtas. The wide games they may win Uieir FOR DEMONSTRATION I g-10 was made by B«v Noto first gam* of the season. With a record of on# end Invictas; Mary Ann Kinsey, U S ab res; and Mabel Duggan one — a victory over Gaines­ Tempests. Four bowlers made ville and e lose to Ocala — .10? E. FIRST ST. the "Turkey-bird.” Nan Ing­ the Crooins Academy Pan­ SANFORD. FLA. rain and Joan Magin of the ther* move into DeLand to­ PH. FA 2-1181 morrow night to meet their Starchiefs; Evelyn Mills WINTER GARDEN, FLA. Wintar Park Ml 4-8916 Tempests, and Ro»* Phillip* foe of many seasons, the Euclid High School club. D O C tm ’s iScErI tVf IiCc Er __________ 4* Special-*- Lyman Travels ;To New Smyrna Crooms Panthers Tangle With Tigers Saturday Parts Special! Seminole Cars To Be In Rally Pinter High In Sandspur League 60 ■ Forest City Team Wins 10 Land 0' Lakes Tourney Opens t# Mooney Beats Faron Builders 5 5 - Wieboldt's County Football Menu Full One Bonnevilles Lead League 665 $994 Growers Look! Trees Need Banking? Weeds Getting Ahead of You? Dove Hunters All New This Year — RADIO & TELEVISION POUNDS HOE & BANKER SALES & SERVICE CASE TRACTOR TUBES *3880“ o *14 L A U R E L OPENWNINGS TIL 10 )j Seminole County Sportsmen's Association 656-1352 *2 ° 5 [ Strickland Morrison, Inc. Pounds M otor Co. ) if �/ M ar) Membership Social Held By Club Th# pariah hail of Ail Sonia Chnreh waa tha aeene of the membership aocial of the C a t h o l l e Women’* Club, Thursday evening. Mr*. John Purdy, program chairman for tha year, introduced gueit apeaker, Mra. Joel Saycra J r., president of tba Orlando Central Deanery of the 8t. Augustine Council of the Na­ tional Council of Catholic Women. Mra. Sayera gave • detail­ ed talk on the relationship of the parish affiliation to the National organisation. S h e urged all those present to do whatever they eonld to fur­ ther Catholle action. Rev. Richard J . Lyons, pastor of AO Sonia, gave a abort talk and explained that the best way for t t e group to build up a largo and active organisation waa for each and every one h* .bvhtg in a new member. Refreshments of eoffee, tea and caka wera served by the refreshment committee of which Mrs. Joe Hickson Is the chairman. The table was adorned with a beautiful ail ver service through the cour tesy of Mrs. H. B. Pope and Mrs. P. E. Roumlllst Sr. Page 6—Frf. Oct. 4, *63 frrxH Youngster Celebrates Birthday At Nursery School W ith Classmates i! >/< I ;; f >1 : 3 Sarah Eugenia Denmark, 3814 Doctor Love Road, Lock­ hart. and former Mayor Carl Stoddard of Casselbferry were married at 3:30 p.m. today in Sanford. The bride Is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Johnson of Jacksonville. All friends of the couple ■re invited to a reception from 8 to I f-m. today at their new home, 200 Lincoln Road, Casselberry. By Mrs. Adam Muller Members of the DeBary Business a n d Professional Women's Club, led by the president, Mrs. Bert Lederhaus, and vice president, Mrs. O. White, are busy mak­ ing preparations to welcome the state president, Helen Paredes. The state president along with several other state offi­ cers and district directors wilt stop in DeBary Wednes­ day at 10 a.m. for e eoffee break with the DeBary group at e restaurant pU fcip.iduhi B P W C L u Bs They will start this Saturdsy on a motorcade from Pensacola to TaBahasaee, Jacksonville. St. Augustine, Miami then back through F t Lauderdale, O r l a n d o , De» Bary, and Daytona Beach. They also will visit clubs in Lakeland, Kissimmee and Ar­ cadia. Plans are being made to present the state president with a key to the DeBary community as well as aoma special gifts. All members of BPW Clubs In this area arc Invited to at* tend the coffee at the DeBary Restaurant to greet Misa Pa­ redes. Members of the DeBary club will celebrate national Business a n d Professional Women's Week from Oct. 8 through 12, by attending the All Saints Episcopal Church, in Enterprise, for the 9:30 m. service, this Sunday. A dinner meeting was held at the DeBary Restaurant this week with Marie Bowden as guest speaker. Church Calendar P Altamonte Personals M ATHER of Sanford SOFAS a? J V .1 •Wi ‘ ■ H W J . Couple To D B Sanford WM B P W Officials To Stop In DeBary For Coffee Break Planned For John Durant, son of Lcdr. and Mrs. Michael Durant, 103 East Jenkins Circle, celebrat­ ed his fourth birthday with II of his classmates at the Plnecrest Nursery School. Under the direction of the teacher, Mrs. Maureen Smith, the children played several g a m e * including musical chair. They were also served refreshments of cake and punch and given balloons ai Catholic Club favors. Plans Meeting The honoree was all dress ed up in his cowboy suit and Monday brought hia little sister, Kim The Cathtllc Women’s Club berly, as a guest for the of All Souk Parish will hold party. the first ftgular meeting of the Fall season Monday in the L it/ 0 Parish H al Church Class e aky Business meeting will start at 7:30 p.n. Selects Project Guest spsaker for the even­ ing will be Capt. John W. Wil­ liams, tlse commandant of For New Year The Sanford Naval Academy Members of the Truthseek- of Sanford. era Sunday School Class of the First Methodist Church JOHN DURANT, right, wearing hia birthday crown ndmirea hia birth­ held the first business and day cake a t n party in hia honor. With him nro hia slater, Kimberly, and social meeting of the group in the rear, Scott MUbtim, left i\n<l Jeff Klein. (Herald Photo) since summer vacation in Mc­ Kinley Hall. Mrs. R. W. Turner, presi­ MONDAY dent, conducted the business Daughters of Wesley S. S. Oscar Feese session and welcomed. the Class meets it 6:30 p.m. with Our Machines Are: members back. Mrs. Oclavla Mrs. Charles Meriwether on Big - Fast - Thrifty MRS. FRANK WHITE, left, first vice president Surprised On Itumbley led the devotions Celery Avense. We Are Open Air — of the DeBary BPW Club and Mrs. Herman Friends of Seminole High one of the hostesses fur the and Mra. W. R. Beasley, 310 with scripture from the 13th Wash la Comfort Executive Board of the Lederhaus, president, with one of the welcome student Rosemary Walton, SAE fraternity rush paries. Summerlin Ave. The nine so­ Psalm, the group sang a First Presbyterian Church Birthday signs, mmle by the members who are making Kwite - White rorities on the campus pledg­ hymn and Mrs. Eva Harkey meets at 10 a.m. Phllathca daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. LAUNDRY elaborate perparations to entertain the state Rita Wood Beasley, a jui> ed 33 coeds during the fall gave the closing prayer. Ry Jane Casselberry Class meets it 7:43 p.m. with 2138 FRENCH AVE, president, Wednesday. (Cox Photo) Oscar Feese of Griggs D r. G. Walton, will be glad to lor at Florida Southern Col­ rush. All were returning up­ Iteports were received from Mrs. Hazel Gilhuly in Osteen. Casselberry, w a s honored learn that ihe la improving lege, in Lakeland, has been perclassmen nr transfer stu­ officers and committees. The Tuesday night at a surprise dally at Orlando Air Force pledged as a new member of dents Freshmen will not be nominating committee pre­ birthday party given by his Base Hospital where she has Sigma Sigma Sigma, sorority. eligible for rush until the sec­ sented a slate of officers for Great Savings On Easy Terms wife and friends at his home been conlined since Saturday She is Use daughter of Mr. ond semestrr. the coming year. Mission jf in celebration of hit >0th from severe Injuries received FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE work was selected as Ihe pro- L birthday. ject for this year. Funds will In a horseback riding acci­ bo sent to Ihe ministers in Mr. Feese recently return dent. ed from northern Wisconsin By Julia Bartoa Mr. and Sirs. Robert W. Cuba who arc doing an out­ where he spent the summer Mr. and Mrs. Jim Parton Mrs. Luther I-cwls and two Bunn, of Dolores Drive, ar.d standing job Ihcre. with his ion and daughter-in and young son, Duane, of children, Michael and Walter, their three sons, Jeffrey, Mi A gift was presented to the Garland, Texas, and Mr. and of Raleigh, N. C., are visiting chart and Steve, will soon be retiring tescher, Sirs. W. E. law. Guests at the party were Mrs. Charlie Parton of Bar- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. moving to their new home at Timms. Best wishes and love Mr. and Mrs. Harry McPeek tlcsvillc, Okie., have been the Waller Hauser, on Dolores the Rolling Hills Country were expressed to the presi­ By Prestige, Wayneline dent, Mrs. Turner, who has Mr. and Mrs. John Howard, houseguests of Mr. and Mrs Drive in Dol Ray Manor. Club. served faithfully for the past Mr. and Mrs. Thoms* Gul Ernest Brotherson at their They plan to spend two and Stratford llckson, Mr. and Mrs. Corbett home on Palmetto Avenue. weeks. Mr. Lewis is attending two years. Christianson, and Mr. and While hero the Parton* also school in North Carolina All who had birthdays dur­ Mrs. F. K. Schrocdcr. ing the summer month* were visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Or studiiig electrical engineer­ extended birthday widiet and seno, ing. Mrs. Turner read a poem en­ Debbie Scoit, daughter of titled "Blessings for the New Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen, Mr. and Mrs. F. 1). Scott, has of Altamnntu Springs Jtoad, Year.” been elected treasurer of the have purchased a business in Mrs. J. n. Crawford invited Delta Delta Della National Orlando and moved there to the class to meet with her in Sorority at Emory University he close to their work. October. Hostesses, Mrs. L. In Atlanta, Ga. She was also E. White, Mrs. J. F. McClel­ land and Mr*. Turner, served refreshments of lemon cake SEW & SAVE and ire cream during the soc­ TRADITIONAL ial hour. FRENCH PROVINCIAL O t h e r s attending were ITALIAN PROVINCIAL .Mines. W. P. Chapman, F. and I>. Ilirkok, Henry Lumb, CONTEMPORARY from Clarence Purscll, T. E. WitFALL IS TIE TIMH for • knit costume this Mr. and Mrs. Louie Counts sun, George Simmons, Bertha and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Smith David, Lena Powell, J. B. year for th bright young scholar who knows OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS mtrrlained recently with Crawford and a guest, Airs. her fashionA, B, Cl. Striped jacket Is colordinner parly at the Counts' Huby Ncsbit. Apopka home, attended by keyed to a jeated »krt and accented by a white friends and South Seminole turtleneck hell. O tt piece cotton knits and Hank associates of Mrs Counts and Mrs. Smith. middy blouse are olio very chic for the young Sanford's Only Air-Conditioned Furniture Store The enjoyable gathering 203-09 K. First St. f \ 2-0988 miss. V i honored Mrs. Jack P. Toole Full Bolts and Mrs. Bob Hall whose birthdays were being cele­ 100% Fine Cotton brated. (O By Bernice Kelsey Hand Washable Mr. and Mr*. J. P. Eldrldge <a y d £ have recently returned from j1 Save Up To 50c Yard Shelbyvllle, Tenn. Wh i l e ! there they attended the Na­ U K tional Walking Horse celebra­ m tion and saw "Son’s Delight"'! 1472 10 JO crowned grand champion. Mrs. Kldridgu and M rs.1 Young Prinresa By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Floyd Purcell, of Orlando.' A favorite with every age Mr. ami Mrs. Avery Veino visited a couple of days with of Osteen and Goffstown, N. group Is Uie well fitting prin­ friends in Nashville. Knruutr yd II , announce the marriage of cess style. This one is easy home they stopped at Dalton, MORE POIt LESS Ilieir daughter, Linda, lo Pete lo sew and has sleeve optiun. Ga., for a visit with Mr. EM Sargent of Manchester, N. If No. 1172 with PhntoGuidu ridge's mother. Mrs. M. E Thu ceremony was per­ it in sizes It), 12, 14. 16. 18, Eldrldge. formed Sept. 7 at the C'ongre 20. Bust 31 to 40. Sise 11, 32 Tiie Eldridges have their uational Church in (ioffstown bust, sleeveless, 4H yards of own Tennessee walking horse. in the presence of the bride's 33-inch material. "Go Boy Flying Cloud.” They FULL ROMJ1 immediate family. To order send 30 cents In brought him back to Florida . J Mrs. Sargrnt Is well known coins for each paltern to: Yards For and have sent him to Orlando j| . $s . here having spent the winter r .. ev*. to bo trained. Creative Woman SAVE UP TO _ J months anil later the school Sanford Herald .A year In Osteen. Site was a No baby sitter? Take llox 438. Midtown Station V i graduate of Ihe Del.and High 40c PER YI). baby's portable baby rest New York IS. N. Y. M School, class of 1963. Print name, address with along, and worry not about [ 3 Tlu» young couple will make style number and size. < WHILE SALE IS GOING him falling off a bed. » . 1 (heir home in Manchester, N. cn . II. L V I k » I k. - . . . 1 II •: Reception I CREAT IV E W OMAN Give once for many fhe U N IT E D way Employes Honored At DOE-SKIN Dinner SUEDE UNBLEACHED MUSLIN 99 25 MATHER Eldridges of Sanford Return From 3 Tennessee Miss Veino $aM&jbt’A Pete Sargent Married E-M0VING 3 PRINTED TAFFETA ll 00 | Vi £ u THE m REMNANT SHOP > < K Some persons take televi­ sion seriously. Continuous chatter during a show an noyi. Hwy. 17 fir 92 Near Maitland FERN PARK, FLA. M O R E V A LU E S D U R IN G IUR A N N IV E R S A R Y SA LE SEW & SAVE r - ij - * ^ — 4-4 L FLO BA I ■ o m o n t* FROM ----Your Downtown Florist SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. 1st 8 Sanford Avo. FA 3-1823 FA 3-8133 A N N O U N C IN G ! ALL MEN'S AND BOYS’ WINTER U N IT E D FU N D D R IVE MON. & WED. — OCT. 7 AND 9 FROM 10 A. M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT SKATING AT 25c PER HOUR MELODEE Jackjks and Sweaters - reduced AO]SOME FOR LADIES AND GIRI.S AT CLEARANCE PRICES! Exchange SKATING RINK MANY, M * OTHER ONORA ROAD PHONE 322-9.152 OR 322-9277 BA RG ES AT Or Refund On Sale Priced ’fyaM udi'A MerThandise MOVING FROM lot ST. & SANFORD AVE. . * m § �#inforb Fri. Oct. 4. '63—Pnne 7 frrtlft — JIM SPENCER’S — Movieland Stars Wayne Th# award-winning direc­ tor, John Ford, returns to th« screen with "DonoTin'i R eef’ in Technicolor end lUrrlnir John Wayne, Lee Mnrvin, Elizabeth Allen, Dorothy Lamoor and Ceear Romero. Filmed cn location in the ezotlc South Seas, "Dono­ van'* R eef' will l>« featured Sunday through Tuesday at the Movieland Drive-In Thea­ tre. Co-featured will be "S a­ brina," itarrin g Audrey Hep­ burn, William Holden and Humphrey Bogart. The Wedneaday - Thursday far* will offer “Westbound," a color Western (tarring Randolph Scott, and "Mr. Robert*," in color, (tarring Jack Lemmon, Henry Fonda and Jame* Cagney. All in color, a triple Alfred Hitchcock *u*penie *how U offered for Friday and Satur­ day, Oct. 11-12: "Trouble With Harry," with John For- & i 1 * ijth e ; "The Man Who Knew Too Much,” starring Dorie Day and Jame* Stewart, and “Rear Window," ( t a r r i n g Stewart. John Wayne (tar* n* "Donovan” and “Doncvan'* Reef" 1* the name of a saloon that he own*. He 1* an advenlure-loving World War 11 hero who stayed In the In­ land* after the war, and has *lnc* become a fairly pros­ perous businessman with a fleet of sailing ships, and of course, the saloon. fi ALL THE LOB8TER YOU CAN EAT .... $3.25 CHAR • BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS (sw eet os i a i t ) THEY’RE AT IT AGAIN! John Wayne and Lee Marvin pluy two e.x-wnr buddies who can never resist the opportunity to clobber each other in John Ford's Technicolor production of "Dono­ van's Reef" which opens Sunday a t the Movie­ land Drive-In Theatre. BY JUDY TURNER Well, you know for sure th at autumn has ar­ rived when the World Series begins. The champion­ ship playoff marks the end of summer and the start of a busy fall season. Whichever side you are root­ ing for, you’ll be sure to find funs and fun at one of these places, for th a t “after the pame’’ refresh- true. .Even at the beginning >meat. of the week, ordinarily slow YOUR ROYAL RED SHRIMP ( • r e a l d e l i c a c y t h * w a y w# r e p a r a th e* * ! . . . t h e y a r e N O T reach F ried!) P CHOICE COMBINATION PLATTER ( D a n U h L o b e te r T all# a n d Royal Rad B h rin ta ) FROG LEGS $295 flauteed la Melted R atter UNDF.K THE UMBRELLA A Variety Of Fin* I’t i m s i and Meatu— Free— To Enjoy While W* Prepare Your Dinner New Orleans Room available every night for private partlea up to 30. South French Av*. Sanfo Phon* FA 3-0331 nighu for most places, Fred­ die's is alive and buey. The attractive decor nnd excellent eervlce are also about your costume for the a contributing factor. BIG Hallowe’en party at ♦ • • everyone's fnvurite restau­ rant, Jim Spencer's. It will be Two of my neighbor* have Oct. 80, th* night before Hal- really taken to tha Painted u lowe'cn, and those costumes Horse. While they hsd guest* lmd better be good. Wait till they thought they'd try the Hawaii changed Into "Ma- leave, on Hilo, Hie "big isyou hear wiio the judges will restaurant, siuco they'd never lays." monkey* and tigers land" of Hawai i The 100- be- But I'll nut tell. Ju st H w y. been there, und shortly after journeyed o v e r s e a s , for person “ Rampage" company come dressed in your worst, they went back again. Bine* length an elephant’s tusks worked smack on the slope* nnd ere. Of course, you don't he has a Scandinavian back­ were fitted with "falsies,” of Mauna Loa, an excitable roads ami airstrips were volcano with an explosive his­ have to wear a costume, but ground, my friend was es­ pushed into jungles rarely tory. Director I'liU Karlson you'll sure have more fun if pecially intrigued by tbe signs in Swedish around the seen and more rarely enter- hoped, of course, that Loa ^you do) restaurant . . . ha could read mule pack-trains toted would hold itill. Rut if she tons of movie gear Into a didn't, his orders to cinema­ Th# next best thing to them . . . to now wa know mountain cave, a helicopter tographer Harold Upstrin being at one of the games is they're authentic! At It th* was air-lilted plecemr.il to were: “Turn the camera* on watching it in living color on food. He said lie was remindHonolulu for asscmly, a nine- it, we ought to get good foot­ television. That "alway# first uf *'•» m-Jlhet’s cooking, foot-high fence was thrown age this close." with tlie best" loung* in town, s o m e t h i n g hu hadn't had in around a 10-acre area to pre Though Hawaii looks enough th* Csrihe, has installed a a long time e n d 04k n o w Aeetn vent animal-escapes, 20 truck- like Malaya to warrant film­ color television for th* dura­ loads of undergrowth were ing "Rampage” there, some tion of the series. It was con­ itllh Food D u e o f th e s e d a y s I 'll h a v e removed to reveal a waterfall complex logistical problems nected to the outside antenna mctcoro.ogists kept watch on |,a,| („ |K> solved. The story Thursday, Juck says. The to m e e t u ll th o v o ices o n th e Sdnlng (onflnududy Difly — 11:00-9:00 pjL a-volcano due to blow—and involves «~“xlrt)r*r ,** or -hunt . u . a * .! oU»*r and of th* 'phons a t th* * n ln g -r W te n d a iL _ J * ro r t. * ,r. . lw„ ( SUNDAYS e n d HOLIDAYS lots more. for a braco of tigers and a that mral* at m eal, ar* going ggreat r e .t a t | nforns«tivl ----------------” 12 I . Colo*, lot Drive All of it Just to capture on fabled heaxt railed “The En­ night, rs|iccially the steaks, Thin w e e k it was Peggy, the Technicolor film the beauty, chantress. " lliggame trap lie's working hard, ns is tho CRAFTY and lithe are the tigers, such as this the thrill and the danger ol per Mitchum sets out to get ilaytinie mixologist, Fla. F ri­ d n y t i tit e bartender and one, which the trapping-party headed by Robert a hunt for a sc mi-mythical the animals, big-game hunter day night* are still hopping waitress. She work* from 1 Mitchum in “Rampage” wants to bn>r. Rut the animal — and of a flaming Hawkins goes along to help. with Hill and 1’tggy furnish­ a.m. until 4 p m. and hat main aim of the hunt is soon diverted by the amatory t r i a n g l e which Rather mistakenly, Hawkins ing til* entertainment. Don't been her* tine* the Rotas’ love-trinnple which springs up between Mitchum erupts in the midst thereof. bring* hi* youthful mistress, forget either, that the Cnribe came hack to their restaurant. The result, tilled “ Rampage.” plavcd by Fisa Martinelli. is iiuwr taking reservation* The Ohio girl likes her Job and Elsa Martinelli, playing the mistress of Jack very much, says the bos* is opens Sunday at the Itltz The animal* arc duly caught Hawkins, a big-game hunter. All three sta r in for those holiday cocktail great, and hopes to stay in Theatre. Robert Mitchum. by Mltcliiiin, hut so is .Mitch­ parties, dinners, banquets, “ Rampage," new Seven Arts-Wnmer Bros, Jack Hawkins and Elsa Mar- um by Miss Matlinelli. Haw Florida. Business is picking RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE offic* parties or just friendly jungle drama in Technicolor which opens Sun­ linclll star. kins take* It add dimly get-together*. It s nt * m b e r up considerably sha **)'*, and day a t the RiU Theatre. Seven Arts produced ‘‘Ram­ enough to try to kill hi* everyone t* raving about the “FamouN For Pizza Pie’* those holidays are nnt so far page,’' for Warner Bros, re- younger rival. fine food. Every room in the off . . . just over two months, restaurant and lounge ha* so do your planning early FROM 7 A. M. SERVING been redecornted, adding to BREAKFAST, LUNCH. DINNER the appeal and bringing many Hey, here’* a way to get a of tha old, regular customers I. u (9 ) O u t i or H u l l t t i a7:40 O l T h e t . l s u l s n n s t whole meal without atirring hack. ntID A V P. M. f SI ( l i T o d a r • * * !t >«r I M t Jsck le ilU ssu n Ml (>|israllnn A l iih .h st away from that thrilling base T;00 (2) Hlleti? 5<'rvl.*g O ) IlfMtlsimiinr 1:0# C l X s w a e o p s 7 I I I II K s rm , M s ,S at Msbait gome. Between on* in­ W y a tt K arp SPECIAL PRICES ( * M # I N«ws, Sports, 1:14 O l J , , » r l l t s h u p (C o lo r) Th- •• Saturday morning *srt (9) !.* • Marvin P r* * t n t » M l I-fill S l l v s r s W sathsr ning you can call tbs "What* lioutrcleaning chores Would O l Nows T: <2» I n t c r n f t t t o n a t Show, « : i t (Si E d i t o r i a l O ) ta iw rsn e* W »lk Each Frl. & * H Ml T « 4 s r burger” and pise# your order sure be a lot rosier If the tlvna t . t t (S) N ew s, S n a r l s , Wss* 1.40 M l S a t i i r . l s r N i g h t Ml VV < k . P p tl-ivlra 49) T h a O r u t A Ivan* Mov l# Ihsr Sut. By The for just about »-«y kind of |iM|(7 , w, r. out 7 10 141 XllekU's tl.istisl 1 . in.. tur# I . J # (») N s w s — W s l i s r C ronM l The llsrsm lsrs 7:11 <41 N i s i a VVssihsr M l 77 3tini»t S t r i p ford, sn.l .luring the next you fr im ul)(|er fw t, would't they T klls *■ 30 o i J s r r r la* w Is PLAYING 9:30 TO 1:30 (41 C a r t u o u v I l U • ;2« (21 It..I* Hop* l't-'to M l l l u n s m o k s (S) II iinltsjr . I l r l n k l - r can go pick it up. Drive Instead of working around 141 Cast, k a a g a r s . M l Hour# U O l N s w s— lion Cut-bran 1 1 :0-1 I I ) ( 4 ) 0 ) N o w a right up to the pickup window them, why not drive them out I 14 I I I W s s t k s . s s 4 Nsw* «'j i M u rk** l a w 11:10 (41 Movls i li (li T odsr 1.99 C i llarry** t iirl* 1 1 1 4 O l XI-IVIs (under a runopy too; very to HkuU City Roller Rink Sms i : i J a c k l-vlanns Show <*•1 T w i ii K . t Z on# It I s O l A d u lt T h s s l s r Ol'KN I2:la convenient if it is mining), for a session an tb* skates. Ml A m s r l r a s II n - r 49) r a r m t r ’a iMutchtwr O l lU-rt-la.-a 10:09 C> J . t r k I'n ar (C o lo r ) tell tiie girl who you are, and They'll have a grand time and SUNDAY P. M. 4.11 ( 9 | (UrliMivltlo (•’»> . \ I f r « ! H i t c h c o c k drive off with a delicious you'll have a chnncs to gel . n u n r. w. ):l-i Ml l o m p r r tt'i'un O l Iloilng t : oo O i K alih f o r T . x l a r I 14 111 H all S torm (S a w ( 3 | M.ik* T h a t 8 p a r a meal. A swell idea, too, when something done. Th* morning MAR-LOU SPECIALS ( I ) chrlotophsra IS i s i l l i s r W h s* 11(91 !)< « > N*wa. \Y * * th * r, th* lady ct th* house just hours are 11:110 til 1:30 a.m., M l XIIks W s l ls s s M l KIs. f o o t b a l l H i g h ­ 8 p o rt§ GRILLED IIAM STEAK lights ( I ) No a • —M o rp h y M a r ­ 111 MpanKh doesn't feel like rooking, or plenty of time for you to get TODAY A SAT. 15:14 O l Klim K ars tin 10:11 ( I I NBC N rw s when tlmt Into evening hun­ ONE HALF FRIED CHICKEN O ) O r al I t o h s r l s 11:79 (9> Xawa, Pport*. W a a l those important tusks done. 10:40 O l VV urd (ur W-.rd DOUBLE FEATURE t l 41 (4) P r o K o u t b a l l K ic k thar ger pain starts. M l I l.ovs l . s . r ROAST TURKEY, Dressing, Cranberry Sauc# Regular Saturday afternoon <>(f 11:29 (9» M iVl# • • * O ) li-i-»iiii-sr Urlda 1.04 O l 8 : a r A T h s i t o r r l l : J o (2) J o h n n y C a r a u n and evening hourse srs 2:30 It.S I Ml T h s U t r s r o ONE I’ORK CHOP, Apple Bnure 1 41 I I . r a i d o f T r u t h (C olor) III C o a sss trs lls* Comment was mad* recent til 4:30 p.tn. and 7:30 til ( 4 i N T l. r o o t b s l l (9 ) TV n i u k o o i (SI PrH-s Is IHghi TWO PORK CIIOPB, Apple Sauce 1:14 ( I I W o r ld H s r l s . 1121 (9) Mavarlek ly that Freddie's Steak House 10:30 p.nt. Remember that 11:1* Ml P o t s A OlsS ro O l .wpaeo A s s 11-port I I I M*van K sys adult skating s.-siku WednesONE COUNTRY FRIED STEAK, Rro»n Gravy had tbs best food to be found 1:0* (III l . a u s s A A n s w s r a SATURDAY A. M ( I I M issing b lu k s 1:1* O l Klim K s ro in the area, and from the day mornings, too, for your 4 5# (41 N>*s. W s a t h s r TWO COUNTRY FRIED STEAKS, llrunn Gravy l:'i * (91 I ' . s t h V allsjr D a y s 4:3# <4i S u n r l s s S s m . s t s r MONDAY P. M. business they do It must be | own fun and exercise. 4:30 141 K o o t b s l l t.O# (41 ( i r u w s r a A l m s n a o UREA DEI) VEAL CUTLET 1 45 (SI n->r t ( " ( . r s f - s t u r s (4) N ew . I I IS t l ) Vsos r u s t i w g r s o I’lsln nr Tomato-Cheese Sauer 4:04 M l i t p n r t s H i g h l i g h t s 7 I t IS. Iisv u tf t i t s * n o t 4 14 ( 4 l I l ls P l r t u r s JUMBO FRIED HIIRIMP, T artar flsaca <>) IIKI> M t - l l.irM s Nsws Calling all witches and goblins . . . start thinking unusually ONE AND ONLY ONE lOCAIiON 'Rampage' Is Featured At Hits ORLANDO on #50, 4 blocks east of Colonial Shopping Plaza The Original And Authentic Swedish Benny Goodman begin his musical career with orches­ tras on Lake Michigan excur­ sion boats, according to Brltannlca Book of the Year. Hospitality 1 mm With him cei the Gland are two of his wartime buddies: l.ee Marvin, who playa a drunken, hiawling b e a c h ­ comber; and Jack Warden, an idealistic doctor who stayed behind to build a hospital and furnish medical care for the natives. Also on the island are Cesar Romero, who plays its foppish, fortune-hunting Covi-incr: and Dorothy t u ­ mour who plays Fleur, the local torch singer who has been trying to murry Lee Marvin fur years. TABLE HOPPING RESTAURANT tad COCKTAIL LOUNGE c i rv CT RI DE - I H T M E A T R F T O V IT E A s C T C n n A T • l.«* A r . t H I . O A D u in m ic T itiri.t: kr .i t l uis Join The Fun A t a*, i a t riso owiy *r*vcr M tT r ■i.u ii«e* 7HaA-£ou I. u r III— llall l a Color *•. a as i m nair -T .in z iv * S C IIA l.L A V liE S * la « "lor So. a A t K l M O a l f “ C A M I M rC A l.i.’* Jam e* G ararr k S lS lIt ( M l l a Color WEEKEND OPEN TELEVISIO COCKTAIL H O U R - 4 to 6 P .M . 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Fish Fillet# CMAIiCOAI. BBOII.EI) CHOPPED Slltl.OIN STEAK Vi BROILED LORSTER All the above served with One Vegetable, Potatoes, Hot Rolls. ■1.73 1 1-23 j !J COMPLETE DINNERS ROAST PRIME R ins OF DEEP “AU JU S CIIARCOAL BROILED T-BONE STEAK. 2 Lbc »2 « .93 3 00 CHARCOAL BROILED T-BONE STEAK. Over 1 Lh. CHARCOAL CHOICE BONELESS N. Y. STRIP 2-75 WHOLE BROILED LORSTER * • • FRESH SHRIMP COCKTAIL, (6), Sauce and Crackers FKESII SHRIMP COCKTAIL (12), Sauce and Crncktrs HOT TURKEY SANDWICH. 2 2. 75‘ 1 40 V 23 Sliced T u m a lo c e , P o ta to e s CHICKEN SALAD PLATTER SPAGHETTI, Delicious Italian Sauct SPAGHETTI. Delicious Italian Danes And Meat Balls SALAD— Roequefort, Trench, Thousand Island nr (til and Vinegar Dressing DESSERT — Ire Cresm — Jello, W. Cream 99* 99' V* 25' 25' SEE LOU BACK AT TIIE MAR-LOU PRIVATE PARTIES BY RESERVATION Hwy. 17-92—3 Minute* From Downtown Sanford To Fine Food and Courteous Ssrvlce. Free Parking Around Building. If �✓ (D o o m C U b b l} : B y A b ig a il V a n B u r tn L a g o l N o tic e e m e rrr cs rw r. w n ic d k iu e n u n r. ta DEAR ABBT: * T froBb a to th* ao-ctltotf "caffM data." I a n M, bright, attracthra aad hava a good •eaaa of humor, ao I cio 't ba coaskteiad a pUL 1 hava bcaa called bp many men who are frienda of friends and would Ilka a blind date. I am not flattered to ba tak­ en to the corner drug flora tor a cup of coffee aad a quick "fire-up.” one of tbeaa gentlemen had the nerve to tell me that I waa aweet and pretty but I waaa ’t exotie enough for hla Uatea. 1 don’t regret the loaa of future datea with heela Ilka him, but I’d like to know—what’a the gim­ mick? Thto routine to very depreaaing, and I heaitata to aeeept any more blind datea. T ill* haa happened to my girl frienda, too. What do you make of it? JANET DEAR JANET: The cof­ fee-date la a good idea. While the man ia filing up the girl, the girl can also be ailing up the man. Why ahould a man ba stuck for an expensive evening with a girl he doesn’t care far? And why should a girl Jacoby On fitudyn If South had pasted East’s one heart bid around to his partner and stood for the double he would have had a lot of fun, but South bid a spade and the play at four spades was closer to torture than to fun. West opened the aca of hearts and continued with the Jack of spades. South won in his own hand and led his singleton diamond. W e s t ducked and dummy’s king held the trick. At this point South could have made things comparatively easy for him­ self if he had played a low diamond, but be returned the Jack. His plan was to let It ride to the queen that he ex­ pected West to hold, but when East produced the 6 m, 1 I did. My husband ta d 1 arc he la like a different man. Our children are also hap­ pier. To tell you the truth, I thought I was silly to write, but with no family here and all my friends far away I took a chance. My advice to other people with problems is to write to Dear Abby. Tours truly, waste aa evening oa a aha finds dull? • • # DEAR ABBT: 1 don’t smoko, yet oa several oc­ casions I have found lipatlek-marked eigaret butts la the ash tray of my hus­ band’s car. Do you think there la another woman la bis life? ANNABELLE DEAR ANNABELLE: Ap­ parently. But don't let him tell you tt eame from the miss in the motor. • • • DEAR ABBY: I went out with with a fellow 1 thought waa real cool. He tried to get fresh with me and I had to put him in his place. Then he said he only want­ ed to see how far be could get to test my character. Could this be true? And should I go out with him again? ALABAMA BAM DEAR BAM: It COULD be—but it probably wasn't. Better let this one "cool” off while you date "cooler'* characters. • • a DEAR ABBY: I just want to tell you that 1 wrote to you In 1M0 and I am glad 4 w o r m cd) AKIM to Q SSI ♦ K JlO fS A None ■APT A 1071 AJS »A ♦ AST I f T K ltT II 4Q « JI M S A KM ■ o trm A aqoj f l i t ♦ 3 4A Q 10M frnrto Paw Double «* and South vulnerable Mmt Pun XT Pass r-in i« 14 Pass WssS 14 Paas fA discard dummy’s five of dla monds. Then he ruffed a club In dummy and drew East1 last trump with dummy’i king. Then he gave West a diamond trick and won the last trick with dummy’s nint spot. ta cnaacaniT ww._____ W IN TE R PARK F E D E R A L S A V IN O a A N D LOAN AJBOCIATI'-f € . a c o r p o r a t i o n o r gm nlsea a n d e s I M I n g u n d e r th o l a w n o f tfca U n i t e d S t a t e n of A m erica P laintiff c tm e rt* IDA n court! o sm errr ju d ic ia l AND FOR in a n tL i c o rm . cravc-e r t m . lseee FKDKRAL NATIONAL. MORTOAOB ASSOCIATION, a Cor­ poration, Plaintiff. RAYMOND JOHN LEROE and CAROL Wtf# ANN H. LEROE, hla D efendants, sun n s o r FORKC'LOSI R K M L R N O T IC E IH H E I I E U T O t V . BN p u r i u a n t t o a F i n a l D e ­ cree of F o rtc ln e u ro dated th d l o t h d a y o f S e p t e m b e r , A. D. 1)43. a n d e n t e r e d In C h a n ­ c e r y Cave No. 134)4 o f t h o Circuit C ourt o f th e N inth J u d i c i a l C l r r u l t In a n d f o r B em lnolo County, Florida, w b o rtln F e d o r a I N ational M o r t g a g e A s so c ia tio n , a c o r ­ poration o rganised und er a a A rt of C ongress an d e t l l t l n g p u r s u a n t to t h e F e d e r a l N a ­ tional M ortgage A ssociation C h a r t a r Act, h a v i n g Ita p r i n ­ ci p a l o f fic e In t h e C i t y o f W ash in g to n . D istrict of C ol­ u m b i a , la t h e P l a i n t i f f , a n d Raymond John L e ro e and C a ro l An n Lero e. h i s wife, t h a D e f e n d a n t s , I w ill se ll to t h o h i g h e s t «. I b e s t b i d d e r f o r c a s h a t tii F r o n t Door o f t h e Remlnole *.un(y C o u rt­ h o u s e tn the Clt> o f H anford . C o u n t y o f S em in o le, M a l e o f F l o r i d a , a t 11:»0 A. M. on t h a H t h d a y of O c t o b e r , t ) 4 ) . t h o f a l l o w i n g d e s c ri b e d property as a e t f o r t h In l a i d F i n a l D e ­ cree. t o - w l t : L o t 37. R lo ck H. Hl’NLA N D KHTATKM. A m e n d e d P l a t , a c c o r d i n g to a p l a t t h e r e o f , r e c o r d e d In P l a t D ook l i . p a g e s I A t . o f th e Public R ecords of Hem lnole C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . T o g e t h e r w ith t h e f o l l o w i n g described p roperty attached thereto: O n e O. E. R e frig e ra to r ( e l e c .) Model LAHUH. A er­ i a l x n i:;m One a . E. R a n g e (e l e c ) Mod el 401H-Wit. S e r i a l TH0334)1 One Duo T herm W alt l l e u t e r fo il). Mod el H 4 1 S . 734. S erial 13SE3I O n e 10” K i t c h e n E x h a u s t F a n f e t e r ) , n o m o d el o r ■erlal n u m b e r s T e n V e n e t i a n ll l l n d e ( m e ­ tal), m anufactured by B e n k arlk U laea A P a i n t C o m p a n y , H an fo rd . F l o r ­ i d a , no m o d e l e r a e r i a l n u m b er* . D ated this 30 th day *4 R e m e m b e r, A. D. 1)43. (HEAL) A r t h u r II. D erU w Ith . J r * C lerk of C ir c u it C o u rt R y : M a r t h a T . V lh le a D. C. M ack N. C l e v e la n d a n d H a r o l d F. J o h n s o n A ttorneye for P la in tiff P. O. D r a w e r X, H an fo rd , F l o r i d a tv m u e n t e r f t c o u r t o r T IIR VIVTM JU D IC IA L C IR - P u b l i s h O c t o b e r 4. 1)S4. r r iT iv avd ro w i k i i . CON-11 VOI.K C O I'N T T . F L O R I D 4. iv t i i r c t R c u r r c o i r t o F IV rH A V C R R V VO. l a g W E N T B t D B F K D n n A L SAT- T I I R N INTH J U D I C I A L C I R . I M W A ND t / I A N AHHOOIA r u r r . t v a v i i f o r s e m i * TION O F N E W YO R K CITY VOLK COl'VTY, F L O R I D A . IV CH A N C E R Y VO. lOOSM a c o r p o r a t i o n o r g a n i s e d an d ietin g u n d e r t h e l e w e n P A U L C. ALTMAN, P laintiff. t h e U n i t e d B t a t e t o f Amer ica P laintiff. Cl.’ RTtH J. m r O H H B a n d B E R . N IC E IIUOIIEH. HIH W I F E ; F R A N C E R f t WAT.LACE, etn g lo w o m a a , R I C H A R D C HA III.E B R. KIKF 3LRKROE IC C A It It a n d E VELT.N CA ltlt a n d E D IT H A. E t K K L R K R O Kit. hi* w ife: J O E L B. HMITIC h is wife, , D e f e n d a n t s a n d J A N E It. DM ITU . «1"0 A woman who finds It diffi­ can talk Into a room and Tliose who are listening will k nown as BERTHA JA M ) v iv ric B n r » t r r cult to make small talk tells start chattering gaily, and HM1TH, his wife. be grateful to her just for S T l T t : O P F L O R ID A D efendant* T O l F R A N C E B C. WALLACE. me that she’s uncomfortable wants to know if that ia an NO TIC E o r HC1T • s i n g l e w o m a n whose at parties with strangers, or nccomplishment that can be talking, and by doing so mak­ T O I I C I B T T IT LE r e l d e n c e I* U N KNO W N R. F.IKBT.. ing them feel part of a group, people she knows only slight­ learned. T o u a r a h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to T O l C H A n t . E S H E R D E R a n d E D I T H A. instead ol tongue-tied strang file y o u r a n s w e r o r w r l t le ly. K I K I ' . U l E R C E R . h is w l f * Of course it Is. The first d e f e n s e s . If a n y . In t h e ahov R e sid en ce U n k n o w n She envies the woman who thing to remember In making ers. p r o c e e d i n g w ith t h e C l e r k of Tou. D efendants, are h e r e ­ Lots of people scorn small t hi* C o u r t , a n d t o eerv e by n o t i fi e d t h a t a c o m p l a i n t small talk is that "small" p y t h e r e o f upon t h e Plain talk. But at a large gather­ co lo q uiet tills on th e fo llow ing t l f f a a t t o r n e y s , w h o a * n am s a means unimportant. ing you can usually find them e n d a d d r e s s a p p e a r s herson , d e s c r i b e d r e s t p r o p s r t y , t o What you talk about doesn't grativtating toward the per­ on o r b e f o re t h a t l t h d a y of w i t : L o t )4 o f B l o c k L ; L o t s I t . N o v e m b e r , 1949. t h e nature la lb* faart af Ik* I'ouely make a bit of difference. No­ son who makes it. !3. I I , IS. 14. 17. I I . 3). ti t l e p r o c e e d in g b ein g J u r ie s , f 'o e n t y , S t a le body will really be listening 31, s n d 33 o f B lo c k 3I| • u l t f o r f o r e c lo s u r e o f nm rt e f F ler tr ia . l a P r e k a t* to it anyway. L o t s I I . 3«. 31. » • irago a g a i n s t t h e f o llo w in g l a r a lb * E s t a t e a l l 33 of B lo ck N ; s n d L o t d escribed propsrty, to -w lt: K L U iW O llTH L FU LLER In a group where imall 11 o f B lo c k O. a c c o r d i n g L o t 1. O A K L A N D II1LIJ4 Dece ased, talk hai to be made to keep to plat th e r e o f reco rd ed according to th e pl at riv a l. woTiiK iv T in : rm rirr court, In P i e t H o o k t t , p a g e s t h e r e o f aa r e c o r d e d tn P iet N o l l e * I* h e r e b y given t h a t everyone from s t a n d i n g iv t ii ju d ic ia l r m r r i T . I. I. e n d 1# o f t h e P u l , l i e I l o o k II. P a g e s 43 A 44, lb * u n d e r s i g n e d will, on t h e around IV AVD FOR n P.N IVOLK feeling awkward, Reco rd s o f H em ln o le C o u n ­ P u b l i c R e c o rd s n f Heml 4th ||.«)T n f N o v e m b e r . A. It. n r v r v . F l o r id a . ty . F l o r i d a ; n n l a C o u n ty Florida. 11*1, p r o m t t o th * H o n o r a b l e everybody has his own wor­ IV C H A N C E R Y .VOv 133*1 h a t b een filed a g a i n s t y o u 1» T O G E T H E R W ITH : C o unty Judge of H-mlnnli ries. J I MMI E ROBH, J i t . . J a c k s o n (lee H o t W a t e r t h t s h o v e s t y l e d e u l t e n d y o u C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . M s final r a P L A I N T I F F e r e r e q u i r e d to e e r v e a c o p y One woman la wondering vs. H e a t e r w ith d u c t s , perm tu rn , account anil v o u r h t r i , aa nnently Installed. Model of y o u r a n s w e r o r o t h e r p l e a d ­ E x e c u t o r o f I h a B a ta ta n f if her new hairdo is attrac JO H K P H IN H R 0404, in g to t h e c o m p l a i n t u p o n t h e No. C 311, H e r la l No. K l.l -SW O K TII I . F U L L E R . d e DEFENDANT p lain tiffs attorney, JO SE P H 4)443. r e s e e d , an il a t a a b l ttm r, t h e n live. Another sees a familiar ASSF.VDRD N O T IC E D O N E AND O R D E R E D a t „ . MI RA8KO. P. O. Hog 333. a m t t h e r e , m a k e a p p l i c a t i o n face and is trying desperate TO A P r r . I H t o t h a a.iUl J u d g e f o r a f i n a l H an fo rd . C o u n ty o f Hemlnole K ern P a r k . F l o r i d * a n d to file ly to tie it up to a name. An T O l J O S E P H I N E ROSS • a t t l a m a n t o f h l a ail m l n l a t ra o f F lo rid a , th la la d the original a n s w e r o r o t h e r W h o s e r e e l d e n e s Is an - s t a t e p l e a d i n g In t h e o f f i c e o f t h e t l o n n f sa id e a t a t e , an d f o r other ia trying to think up l a y o f Octob er , ISIS. known C le r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o n a n o r d e r d l a c h a r e l n e him aa something bright and amusing T o u a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to (H E A L ) H o n . A r t h u r II. I teck w llh o r b e f o re t h e 3rd d a y of N o v ­ ■u r h K i a c u t o r . f i le y o u r w r i t t e n d e f e n s e to e m b e r . 1141. If y o u fall t o d o H a l e d t h l a t h a SAth d a y o f to say. C l e r k C ircu it C o u r t t h e 1II1I o f C o m p l a i n t fo r dlv o a decree p r o c o n feeeo w ill S e p t e m b e r , A. D. 1941. H em ln n le C o u n t y . F lo rid a doesn’t need to worry that o r e * filed herein against _e t a k e n a g a l n e t y o u fo r t h e E d w a rd Stout llyt M a rt h a T. V lh le a u , w ill, t h e C l e r k o f th e So the woman who opens yo r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In t h e c o m T a K i a c u t o r n f th a K a t a t e D e p u t y Clerk a b o v e C o u r t on o r b e f o r e O c t ­ o f e l l h w o h t i i L f u l l - her mouth and starts talking o b e r 31, 1343. an il s e r v e a OH k o o k y , c u m i n plaint. 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I I . is. 1441 C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t, W I T N E S S m y h a n d a n d seal necessary. Hemlnole C o u n t y . F l o r i d * C O N -t o a t Han ford . H s m ln o le C o u n ty , T H E .VIVTM J l ' D I C I A L CIRHy: M a r t h a T . V lh le n F lorida, th is ltlh day a t I I I T . IV AVD F O R SF.V4I VOLK COCVTT, F L O R ID A . D e p u ty C l e r k S e p t e m b e r , IX S . ■V CIIAVl'KMY VO. I3IIS J o s e p h M. M u r a t k * (HEAL) J. I. KIHI.AK MORTGAGE P. O. I l m 333 Answer t o Pnviou* P u n l * A r t h u r II. B e c k w i t h . J r c l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t CO R P O R A T IO N O F FtjOllHlA F e r n P a r k . F l o r i d * a F l o r i d a C o r p o r a t ion. P u b l i s h OcL 4, t l . 1»- • s • Ity: M a r t h a T. V l h l e n P la in tiff . CDN -11 D. C. ACROSS aT n v it J AM EH C. 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W ITXK8H m y h a n d an d seal F l o rI J a . a n d p o s t of flco a d d r e s s of t h e this llth dey #f a t Hemlnole Hep tem ber . 1341. c l a i m a n t , e n d e h a t t be s w u m o f s a i d C o u r t t o b y t h e c l a i m a n t . Its a g e n t , C o u n t y , t h i s 1st d a y of Oct (HEAL) _ , A r t h u r It. B e c k w i t h . J r . . o r I t s e l t o r n e y , a n d a n y su c h o b e r . 1941. c l a i m o r d e m a n d n o t ao filed ■H E A L ) C lerk o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t A r t h u r it. B e c k w i t h . J r By: M a r t h a T. V l h l e a s h a l l be void. C lerk ef C ircu it Court a / C a rl H. A lle n D. CD. C. As a d m i n i s t r a t o r e f t h e JA M E S C. C O L L I E R l a w Offlcea E s ta te ef ATTO RNEY F O R P L A I N T I F F F re ed and N athanson WARREN W I L L I A M t e l V\**t C h u r c h fit. 310 Houth W a s h i n g t o n Avtnu* O rlan d o , F l o r i d a . F t 'N K , d e c e a s e d P u b lle h Hept. 31 A Oct. I, t t . 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A ttorn ey e f o r P l a i n t i f f tn t h e ab o v e a c t i o n , o n o r b s f o r o t h o Ind d a y o f Novem ber, t S S l, e lie s D e c r e e P ro C o n feeeo will be e n t e r e d s g a l n e t y o n . I T IH O R D E R E D t h a t th te be p u b i l a b e d l a T h a Hanford with the king. He eould hava H e r a l d a n e w a p a p t r p u b l i s h ­ ta dem lnelo C ounty. F lo r­ beaten the band by giving ed ida, o n e s each w e e k f o r fo ur c o n a ec utlve w e e k s his partner a heart ruff, but W r r.N E H * th o h a n d o f th e E ait led hla seven of trumps, C l e r k o f th o C i r c u i t C ourt H em lnnle C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , thla South won with the nine t h e 33 t k d a y o f H e p t e m b t r , and led hla last heart to dum 1941 (H EAL) my. Weal had to let another A r t h u r R. S e r k w l t h . J r . , C l e r k o f th o C i r c u i t C o u r t club go. Now South ruffed B y : M a r t h a T. 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Ph. FA 2-7714. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hijwatha LOST: RED and white, male 6. For Rent Beagle. Elder Springs area. "CLEAN quiet Rooms” The Gables. FA 2-0720. 322*899. 1 BEDROOM Duplex Apt. furn 706 W. 4th St. Ph. 3 RM Furn. Apt. Clean. All LOST: Firestone 500 girl's FA 2 3610. utilities. $50. 322-2764. 26” Bicycle. Blue k white with chrome fenders and 2 3 BEDROOMS, Hi baths. COUPLE. Charming furn. 1 saddle baskets. Reward. FA Large yard. Children wel­ B e d r o o m House. Lake 2-3630. come. 322-5609. Markham. FA 2 $630. LOST: 3 Male Siamese Cats. R-E-X-T-AL-S FURN. 2 Bedroom Duplex FA 2-16*6. Reward. 2 br., 1 bath (urn. garage Apt. 201 E. 27th St. Ph. apartment, $53. FA 2-6477. 3 br., 1 bath KE unfurnish­ Furn. Apt. Close In. Apt. 4. ed home, $110. TX THIS M V T H J l III) I*I* $35 Mo. 407Vi W. 1st. 2 hr., 1 bath KE unfurnish­ C I R C l'I T r u t N T . IT S S I ) TON • K e is a i.K iw s t v . s- i . o h ed home 165. 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom i i i *. I * t H S . 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No utility charges. a n d ------ MIM-S. hie w ife. Suitable for couple or ainIf l i v i n g a n d If dead, t h e i r FURN. 2 Bedroom House. 1'6 unknown ha lre. devleeee. gle, also retired people. baths. Located at 2811 S. le g a t e e # , o r g r a n t e e e . a n d FA 2 4712. a n y a n d ' n il pereo n e c l a i m ­ Park Ave. $75 Month. Avail­ in g by. t h r o u g h o r u n d e r able October 5th. NO 8-4662. ee ld I x l e n d a n '- e , o r n th e r * . F U R N l.S It F. D Apartment. wlea, a n d a n y a n d a ll Clean and close in. Jimmie p e r e u n a h a v i n g <>r c l a i m ­ FURN. Apt. 500 Park. Cowan. 322-4013. i n g to h a v e a n y r i g h t , t l t l a o r I n t a r e e t In a n d to ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom, 2 the p roperty hereinafte r bath house. Fla. room, uti­ W E L A K A APARTMENTS: d es crib ed . pr.KK.VP.VNT8 Rooms private baths, 114 lity room. Kitchen equipped. (IH U K TIN G 8 : W. First St. T O l i A R E I I B R E I I T NOTIExtra storage area. Phone >*1KD t h a t a p r o c e e d i n g to FA 2 8315. q u i e t t i t l e h u e hecn b r o u g h t RENT A RED In t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t of t h e N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t In a n d 2 BEDROOM bouse, unfurn­ Rollaway, Hospital k Baby f o r S em lnola C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , Beds. ished. Kitchen equipped a b r l a f d e a c r l p t t o n of t h e c a p ­ By Day. Week, or Month Venetian blinds and Fla tio n thereof b e i n g NORMA CARROLL'S FURNITURE J E A N IIAM Il* formerly known room. Extras.*$8o. ino. 2106 ae Noll.MA JE A N T IlllW . Ph. FA 2-51*1 116 W. 1st St. Amelia. FA 2-2373. Plaintiff. ve. R O B E R T A. 31 I M A a l t o k n o w n ee 11. A. M I M A a n d ------ M I M A hie FURNISHED newly decorat­ LARUE 2 Bedroom trailer, w i f a . at al. D e f e n d a n t * , e g a l n a t also 1 bedroom trailer on ed 2 br., 601 Palmetto. Ph. • a c h a n d all o f y o u a n d a l l large lake. Adults only. Ph. FA 2-1374 after 6. p a r a o n a c l a i m i n g by. t h r o u g h FA 2-736*. o r u nder the eald Defendant* * a m i all o t h e r p ereon* c l a i m I n g any eetate, r ig h t, title nr I n t a r e e t . In o r l i e n upo n, t h e f o l l o w i n g d e e c r l b e d real p r o ­ p erty eltuate In S em in o le C o u n ty . Florida, to-w lti E o ta I t h r o u g h IS of B lo ck •VV\ of t h e Revlelo n o f B l o c k ! • T " . "U” . - V , a n d -VV", a n d T r o p i c a l P a r k R e t e r v a t Inn In N eed h a tn 'a Revive d M a p o f C h u l u o t a . O ranga County, Florida, according to th a plat t h a r e o f r a c o r d a d In P l a t Rook “C*. p a g e I I . P u b ­ lic R e c o rd a of Orange C o u n t y . K l o r l d e , end P i n t I loo k I. p a g e Si. P u b l i c Record* o f S em ln o la C o u u ly. F l o r i d a , • * * STGNSTHOM RENTA LS t Furnished: 2 UR 1 bath 3 BR 1 bath Unfurnished: 2 HU tbath 3 Bit 1 bath 3 BK Its baths 4 UR 2 bath See us for the belt. $ 90 $125 BEDROOM Apartment. Quiet neighburhood. FA 21162 from 8:30 to 6 p. m. Monday thru Friday. Ph. FA 2-4501 any other time. S 75 $iu0 2 HOUSES furn. 1 Newly $115 decorated. FA 2-2577. $135 EFF. APT. 1 bedrm., kitch­ enette. FA 2-7806. Stenstrom Realty 7. Husiness Rentals f* » AJ-V n 'Ev*r hav* on# of thosi day* whan NOTHING Mtm* to go right?" 12. Rm I E*Ut« For Sal* BY OWNER 3 Br.. 1 bath CB in Sanford. Fenced yard, work shop, diiposall (op­ tional), range, refrigerator, air oond., shallow well lawn pump and a 1953 Chevrolet for an excellent second car. $11,400, $9,U)o G. I. Loan. 322-2904. 1 ■ PLUMBING NEW LOW 12. Real EaU U For Solo Contracting Repairs DOWN PAYMENTS FREE ESTIMATES BY OWNER 3 Bedrooms, 2 $100 Down, many homes to R. L. HARVEY select from In either Pinebaths. Air-Cond. $200 4k take FA 2-3383 crest, Sutihml Estates or 201 Sanford Ave. up payments. FA 2-9133. Country Club Manor. Spe­ cial terms to Navy fami­ 26. Radio A Televieion lies. These are FHA k VA USED T.V. Set* $10 up. Serowned Homes. vice calls $2.00. Sanford Property Management T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford Broker Ave. Ph. FA 29776. VA - FHA NEW HOMES BY SHOEMAKER 3 AND 4 BEDROOMS t, $Ht AND 2 BATHS FUA, VA & Conventional FinuncitiKl SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL RAVENNA PARK Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43,450 To make the best homu buy, aee the -VA - FHA Appointed Property Management Broker 27. Special Services Air-Conditionincr H. B. POPE CO., INC. 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-1234 NEW 2 stall Texaco station under construction in Lake SIDEWALKS, driveways, paMary. Heavily traveled a r­ tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. tery and densely populated 322 3506. area. High potential earn­ . ings. I.ow moderate invest­ VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS ment required. Call or write TARTS SACKS Lone Star Petroleum, 1678 S. E. tOth Terrace. Ft. ELECTROLUX. Hoover. Kirby, Rvx Air, Air Way, G.E. Lauderdale, plume 324-4302. Filter Queen, etc. Free MEN'S apparel store on high­ pickup and delivery. Servway 17 92 for lease In Shop­ ing Sanford fur over 15 ping Plaza. Experience. years. Dondtd and licensed. Low rent. Further Informa­ FA 9-4703. tion phone S. I). TE 8-257*. TREE SERVICE. Expert tree SERVICE Station for lease. service. Reasonable rates, Inventory take-over. Good • year* *xpertence. Free location Ph. FA 2-4342. estimates. Ph. FA 2-1377. 16. Female Help Wanted Jim Hunt Realty DIAL-O-MATIC ZIQ ZAO Iteposns sad, a Modal, Makes Buttonholes, f*v* a t But* tons. Make* Hundreds ot Decorative Stitches, ate. Guaranteed. Take Up Re. malnlng 5 Payment* of $7.50. Pb. FA 3-MBT. n c — PE G — BL LAWN SERVICE WHITE Housekeeper. Live in. Mowing *nd edging, etc. Satlafactioa guaranteed. Pb. 3 School age children. Pb. TA 2 1817. FA 2-7141. (-p| 0 tt c SHOTGUN. Stevens 13 gauge Poly choke model. TT B. Like new. 1104 W. 25th St. FA 2-1321. 3 MONTH OLD ZIG ZAG Repossessed Swing Needle Dial-O-Malic, Does Decora* five Sewing, Makes Auti>. malic Buttonholes, Sews Oo Buttons, etc. Guaranteed. Assume Remaining S Pay* ments of $a.00. Ph. Credit Mgr. FA 2 *627. Sold. NOW ON DISPLAY! '6 4 Triumph BUYING a N i t a r USED CART FINANCE IT WITH UR ♦ Low Interest Rates • Low Monthly Paymeate FLORIDA STATE BANK & } FORD Sunllncr Convertible. Must sell. $200. and take up payments. Can be seen at Wall Supply. 1931 MODEL A Ford Coupe. Good cond. $350. caih or trade. Call after 5 FA 2-309S '56 CHEVROLET wagon. • cyl. straight tram . 403 W. 29th St. 322-3195. re !' — '56 -FO RD WAGON*. Good Shape. $350. FA 2-7773. ov i — RU i y 1956 OLDS convertible. $48 Good Chevrolet engine. '54 Chevrolet, factory Air-condi­ tion. Complete. 1016 W. 1st FA 2-7405. W* \ ^ Gl JE E P. 4 Wheel drive. $395 Good operating condition. Seminole County Motors. 519 E. 1st. FA 20614. j..j 37. BoatH • Motor* | 5W hp. JOHNSON, twu like new. 1104 W. 25th St Ph. \ FA 2-1321. 1 1 1 Z| ( 18' PLYWOOD Cabin Cruiser, 50 hp. Electric starting. Evinrude with generator ami trailer. $625. *22-6957, ; s Gateway To The Waterway Roli.xon S p o rtin g G oods Your EVINRUDE Dealer 304 6-8 E. 1st Pb. FA $54*1 LARGE and small boats, mo­ tors amt trailers storage at Dyson-Maffett 201 Commer­ cial St., Sanfoid, Fla., Ph. FA 2 0201. 38. Motorcycleii • Scooters t963 YAMAHA motor icooter, $225. like new. 1959 All­ state motor scooter $85. Good condition. FA $4084. Local automobile dealere of­ Mirncft! Concrete Co. fer their best buys la Herald Ini Avn. FA 2-&7G1 da iAfled display ads. All New Cars Are In . . . • ALL NEW DEALS! > A LL N EW C U ST O M E R PO LIC IES ARE HERE T O STAY! IN V E S T IG A T E . . Our Modern Volume Sales “SP IT F IR E ” LET US PROVE TO YOU THAT YOU’LL GET MORE FOR YOUR “AUTO DOLLARS AT HOLLERS” H U N T LIN C O LN - M ER C U R Y INCORPORATED Ave. FREE ESTIMATE *52 WILLYS Jeep. 4 Wheel drive. Factory top. A-l Cond. FA 2 4157. Program Now! I’laii To See Our Entire .Line Of *64 Model Cars Displayed Wed. - Thurs. - Fri. Nile Til 8 P. M. Sat. Til 6 P. M. V. hilnteilo 36. AutomobStt • Track* See The Sporty Am! Other Kxciting Models 109 SALE— Mise. household end shop items Sat. M e t 2*10 Sanford Ava. rear. r 31. 34 Articles For Sale ()£- Office FA 2 Jit* - Night FA 2-064* h EXPERIENCED Maid 5 days WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS. 323 0700 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS s a week. Loch Arbor area. 2524 Park Dr. Sanford. FI*. All Types and Sizes i 322 9347. We Repair and Servlco j, 3 NEW—3 bedroom Homes, CURB Girl. Must be 21. Ap­ S T I N E , ply Pig 'N Whistle. Sanford. Machinery and Supply Co. by owner. 838 8209. FA 26132 J SHORT Order Cook. Must to- 207 W. 2nd St. FANTASTIC hut TIIUE NEVER before i value quite experienced. Apply Pig *N Piano Tuning and Repair like this. 3 bedroom con­ Whistle. Sanford. W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4223 , crete block home on ! and ASSEMBLERS with factory la aerg corner lot lying on SINGER ! background In small parts. Big Beautiful Lake Mary. SALES & SERVICE Permanent residents of Hardwood floors. Flagdone Dial Operator Seminole County. U. S. Citi­ fireplace with heatilator, -A sk F o r - W X 6800 80l zens. Must work night when marble hearth and marltle, central heat, open p4>rch necessary. Age to 43. Apply 29. Automobile Service cp Florida State Employment overlooking lake, built-in Service. 300 S. French, San­ («E kitchen, 3 tile baths, AUTO GLASS I ford. Fla. HUGE room for Hubby's INSTALLED 1 den. office, library, or hob­ WHITE wxmian, to live in ami S en k arik G lass a n d l ’a in t I by shop. Beautiful shade do housework. In Orlando. C om pany I trees, large utility house, Room ami lojard plus sal­ 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-1622 1 car porte and semi circle ary. 322-5362. drive. Call now and collect Auto Glass, Topa this rare jewel for your 19. Sltuatinna Wanted k Sea* Covers very own. Under priced to BAUYSITTLNG day or night AUTO GLASS & 1 sell before October 5th, or regular. Experienced. SEAT COVER CO., 1903 at $29,000, $3,500 down. FA 21212. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 . J. W. Hall. Realty, 4LL WORK GUARANTEED, KA 2 34H1. Child Care FA 2 2274. 111 N. Park 322 2420 803 lit. St. 6 ROOMS. Suitabig for Office. Parkin* $tuo DOWN AND available in rear. 322-2744 2 BEDROOM, 1 bath concrete That part a f Dh>ck "X ", from 11 > 6 p.m. l y i n g Eaet of the E a a t ? BEDROOM apt. No meters. block home completely relin e o f S eco n d Street. * *FA 2-7622 or 2 6053. ikivated $44. mo. tended South to the South 9. For Sale or R*nl lin e o f S e c t i o n I*. Towneh Ip :t S o u t h , Range 32 FURNISHED cottage. $4o. a LARGE 3 Bedroom Houses, 3 BEDROOM. 1 bath cinder Keel (lee* r o a d rlght-ot mo. FA 2-5721. 1 & 2 baths. By owner. 205 block home $54. mo. w a y ' o n S o u t h Una t h e r a o f) a n t a l a o t h a t p a r t of E. 25th St. 2 BEDROOM furn. house. R a il w a y Avanua lying 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath cinder Adults. FA 2-2275. Eaet of t h a E aet lin e of 12. Real Estate For Hale block home, kitchen e<|uipSecond Street atten d ed S o u th , a e e h o w n <>n t h e ped, $70. mo. 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath older Revlelon of Blocke T * ••IT. "V ". a n d " W . a n d home with income apart­ Tropical P a r k R e v t r v a i l o n ix Tin: ( i i u i i r <<ni i r osment in rear. $10,500. Ph. In Needham's Revlaed Map Tiisi mx h i j i mi i si. r u t . of Chuluota, O r a n a a C o u n 322-6969 for appointment. OS' (M l Mill v|. vii. ty. F l o r i d a , a c c o r d i n g to CI'IT REALTOR — INSUItOR c o iX T s. it .o h ii *. the plat t h a r e o f »* re. .xni.i: i i i x n t i i v m i . i .xim COUNTRY HOME with 7 FA 2-4991 1919 S. Freneh Ave corded In Pl*t Book *C“. tKNICKKItlDX’KKIl KKDERacres for $10,900. Close in, page s». P u b l i c Record* \L eiAVINOh AND Lu.VN ASof Orange C o u n ty . Flor­ MOCI.ITION. land tiled. Not fancy but ONE 4 Hrdrosim House, One ida. and Flat Book I. p a g e riainiirr, home in gmid liveable con­ 3 Bedroom House. Sanford 15. public Record* of • V * . area. 322 2714. Seminole County. Florida, REtWlfc: M. I'ARHISII, *t at. dition. Large rooms, 3 BR, f o l d land* alto being k n o w u P-f.iulant*. 2 bath. Altogether a lot of • nd d-« :llied a v follow a: LAKEFHOVT 3 Bedrooms. 2 i: o p »i i r i> value for the money. Terms. Beginning lu feel Meet of Himxno.rii si.s: e iiliHCl.nvi n»: full tile baths. Ravenna HE corner of SW i of Til*IMAM C MimiIIK * Call Park. Built in 0 . E. Kit motion 21. Townehlp 31 Till III.v|||>: m |., I SKMitt V Mouth, Rang* 12 Eeet. run A.XII Till All parties claiming chen, fully equipped. Screen­ ■ North parallel to querter Inter**!* I>y, through, un­ ed porch ovrrhaiking lake. • ectlon line, 1.1 3 f*at der or agelnit the aforethen, a VVeat a n d p a r a l l e l Huge lot. Redecorated in­ vahl pereon. INVESTMENT & REALTY to South line. Section 31 YOU AIIK hereby notlfle.l 116 N. Park Ave. side & out. Wonderful 322 9173 Townehlp 21 South. R a n * * that e Cuniptelnt lu fur*. luev 32 Eaet, a dietetic* of a certeln mortgage eiiL-umtierneighborhiHxl. Call owner, ( I I , S (*ct. thence South Ing the following dee.-rlbeil FA 2-85241 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS and parallel <o Eeet line reel property, to-wlt: of SVV*. Section IS. I.ot 51. OAKLAND HIIJ.-i Realtor Townehlp 11 South. Range aocordlug to (he plat Raymond LundquM, Aseo. MOVING 9 October. Only jj i;a»t CM fe*t. thence $100 down fur lovely 4 bed thereof iv recorjed In flat Eavl along the south line llouk II. t’egvi II am! *4. FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. rooms, 2 baths. Kitchen of S \V .. Section 2». I’ ihllc ItecoriJ* of Semi­ equippe4| Home. Excellent Townehlp 3! South. Range nole County. ITorhla. EH A - YA 33 Eaet. '-*• I f«»t 'u point Ir - been flle.l ngalnet you In condition Beautiful yard A of beginning. <!«•• road the above-etylej suit, anti you GOVERNMENT HOME: shrubbery. 123 E. Jenkin* right-of-way on • re require,I lu i l r v v a co p y 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS line thereof) being all of of your Angwer or other Circle. FA 2 3832. Block -W . of Revived t'livijlng to the I'oraplalnt on 1 AND 2 BATHS Mip of chuluota. accord- Plaintiff'* attorurl- ANDKItLow down payment. 3 Bed- | Most Kitchens Equipped log i . the plat thereof a* Hon, ItlHII. It KAN I.OWNmoms, Ha baths. Air-Con- j recorded In Plat Bo .k DKS A v , Down Payment Front 1 IMHO, Sit • If page 1"! Public Ite- Kaet Central Vvenu*. Orta ml .. dltion A heat. Kitchen (^nip­ c„rd* of Orange County. F lo rid a , ami file tha urlgmal FHA $100 VA ped. Deep well, sprinkling Florida, and Pie! Book 3 Anewer or other I'traUiiia In LOW MONTHLY p a g e 31 Public Record* of the office of the i lerk of (he system, beautiful yard lot | PAYMENTS Sem lm .le County. Florida. Circuit Court on or before Lake Dot Dr. Day FA 2 87uo l a n d y ou a r a h - r . b y r e q a l r g d the Slat Aiy of October, 1st!. EXCELLENT LOCATIONS or Night FA 2 8551. | t o file with the Eleik of Mid If >uu fall to ilo VO. a Jacrv* *ourt ) our a ISOer Rlv p ro confeveo will be taken IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ■proceeding-, end to IW M * again*! >..u for the relief de­ BY OWNER. 3 bedroom, 2 ■ copy upon p i e l n t l f : e a t t o r - mand*,! In the Complain t. We Can Qualify You fu r bath, Fla. room, wall to Thle Notice vhell he pot,. I n c y a o n Of b e f o ra t k a « t b J a y E f November. IIU : olharwlM Ilehe! once a week for four One Of These Outstanding wall carpetng, patio. Ph. coneecuttv* week* In tha Han­ ........ Home Huy* In Mlnutei! 323-0982. 125 E. Coleman ford Herat I. Iplalnt will he DATKI > Kill day of Circle. Ifeteed and Judgme.. ■> 'I"; ■fault will ba antered egalnat Heptember, IJ»1. For Complete Information, (HEAL) See Or Call Your Arthur II. Uc.eeti.o J. *, U |U>alad Ihla tat day of DotGREENHRI Mt Clerk of C i r c u i t Court lo nr, FHA - VA Choice tola available in Ry: Martha T. Vlhleu UtituAL* . Grri-nbriar of Loch Arbor Deputy Clerk Arthur II tie.-a. .-, SALES BROKER overlooking gulf courve. (lark af C o' "u nr t?.“ F i o n aV'* | Ahderauu. Rueh. Dean. . I^xvndet Jk van den Berg Cuvtnni building to >our H*mln Ue* T. ViUlin ' Stturueye ant Cuu.ieeltora a: ISjr: •pcclficalioa. Grrcnbriar | fo V W I). C . developed by II! Eaat Central li-ulevard Real Estate— Mortgages loLTTOS 4 B it"'' * , Duet Office llui JUS lAttorneye for rte nliff lit N. Park Ave. 322-2420 KINGS WOOD Orlando. STorida l i s t North «»«•• • * Avenue BUILDERS INC. Ravenna Park FA 2-7195 Tr 1- phone 141*4411 I P o e f Of fire f l - t K . I'uhll.h dept 11. ",0, IT k Oct. FA 2-2677 FA 2 2129 FA aPOih 202 Fairmont Dr. |O r | . 1" I F A 2-8071 ' i■CDM-Si '»** 1 Litiuoga Stenstrom Realty r 15. IluMlnetui Opportunity Government 1DYLLW1LDE. . . Stenstrom Realty 1901 S. Park Ave. FA 2-3232 anytime Offers for your selection these Beautiful.2, 3, A 4 Bedroom AND We Have Several Now Homes Now Under Construction, And A Few Nearly Com­ pleted! We Can Also Custom nuild A Home Just For You. For Complete Information See or Call Your Ravenna Park • IdyllwiUle EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT Seminole Realty Jim Hunt Realty LOVELY 2 Bedroom block Home with separate din­ ing room. Large screened east porch. Located on large corner lot with fruit, oak k magnolia trees. 2 Car garage. By owner Ph. FA 2-4199. Real Estate — Mortgages 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 SO U TH W A RD DU n 34. Articles Fur Salt 25. Plumbing Service* — JOHN E. FOX WA REALTOR HINSON A HEARN i 116 N. Park Ave. 323-0559 PLUMBING CONTRACTING „ Renalrs k Water Heater* r NEAR Paola School; new 7 FREE ESTIMATES i room home, 1 acre lot. Ph. 204 E. 3rd St. 3229143 u FA 2-3374, FA 2 0879. • MWHiawv Stemper Agency t BY OWNER. 3 BR. 2 bath. Washing, Ironing, baby sitCB Large rooms. 2 Large ting. FA 2 4069. lots, sprinkler s y s t e m . Drapes throughout. Take BABYSITTING day or night. Love k cure. Big yard. up payments. FA 2-1283. Meals furnished, also will ONE Bedroom CB House. board. FA 2-7980. Nicely furnisheJ Horn* for sale by owner. $7,000. $600 PERSONALIZED Child Care. down and $04.44 per month 322-3920. for 12 years. 2606 Elm 21. Beauty Salona Ave. Ph. FA 2-8727. Shrub* ATTRACTIVE citytom built Hazel Porter Beauty Shop 1 s small family home. Palms, Cold Ware $6.00 complete shade trees, shrubs, foun­ HIM W. 23th St. FA 2-1321 f* tain—and morel 134-4444. 33. Furniture PERMANENT Wav. Special 33< 20C* off regular prices. St. Johns Realty Open Evenings by appt. t( THE TIME TESTED FIRM Free parking lot. Service* ^ 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-4123 from tip to tip. ^ Cut'N Curl Beauty Shop — S BEDROOMS, I tt baths. Swimming pool. Furn. or 318 Palmetto Ave. Sel unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. Phone door (1) 322-0834 V Sunland. Phone door (2 ) 322-8525 C Legal Notice » 32, Harriett's Beauty Nook ONE 4 Bedroom House, one 3 bedroom House. Longwovd Eve. Appt's. 3 Sr. Beauticians §p 105 So. Oak FA $3742 n area. 834-391L Legal Notice HonERT A. MMJJV. slim k n o w n *■ K. A. M l I . l V *rul ----- M I M A his wife, if H r I n s , an d If d e a d t h e i r u n ­ k n o w n he lre. devleeee. l e g a ­ t e e s or g r a n i t e s , and any and all paraona claim ing by. t h r o u g h , or u n d e r eald D af e n d a n t e . o r oth*r*'l>«. unit a n y o r all p e r a o n a h a v i n g o r a l a l m l n c to h a v e a n y r i g h t , t i l l # o r I n t e r e a t In a n d t o t h a fc* r* ln * ft* r d e a c r l b t d U n d e. 12. Real Eetate For Sale 19. Situation* Wanted S u n lo n l 4 > Holler M otor Sales COMPANY 2nd. & Palmetto VA 2*0711 2507 Park Dr. FA 2-0,861 if t f �Efl M S TOUR o f H O M E S Sanford - Seminole Area p 0bt P a g e 10—F r i. O c t 4, '63 Of Homes' Has Best In Values On our tour of homes and homesites this weekend there’s a fascinating new home nearing completion in Greenbriar of Loch Arbor. It’s a three bedroom contemporary model, with ex­ tensive use of glass, and a walled-in garden large enough to accommodate a swimming pool. The design is very striking, and defies inexpert de­ scription. I t’s definitely worth a trip to see. Greenbriar is being developed by Kings- 9 m il Sanford X i paint colors, tile, and many other options to personalise the home. Another community to see is Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor. The homes here are of th e larger and more luxurious type, and all have the custom built appearance. The last available model w as sold last week, but Shoemaker Construction Company specializes in custom building, particu­ larly in this prestige area. Sales are handled by Stenstrom Realty. wood Builders, and is located adjacent to the 12th green and 13th tee of the Mayfair golf course. The third’section of Ravenna P ark Is taking shape, with three homes almost ready to m ove. in, and five more in varying stages of construc­ tion. Some of these homes feature ducted cen­ tral heating and other comfort extras which are unusual in this price range. Buyers who select a home under construction are allowed to select R xxfxrk < 0 3 Ip a* Country C lub P.otd CH3S23RZAR' Moonshot Chief Fatter Dividend Checks Seen Raps Industry If Tax Cut Legislation O K'd Courthouse Records It! I 1 ris l I II 6 i Fraaklia A. Johaiee e l os to B i t o t M. Pearce i t ax, Lake Raney Shone, f 10,000. F ltel Federal Saving* and Leas A m . of Seminole Coun­ ty to Leeter K. Britton at ex, Watt’t. Parma, 94000. M. 0 . Whitcomb at el to Miriam W. Carlin at al, lake Harney Shore*, $8,900. Bonding Corp. to Wide et ox, Acade­ my Manor, |S,700. Kenneth D. Mayo, Sr., et ■x to Ivan A- Clbaon, at ux, Meredith Manor, $18,600. Leonard P. Payton et ux to Richard Packard et ux, MarVania, $30,000. FH A to Richard M. Wood Ot ux, Weathervlleld, $6,860. FHA to Robert J. Shearer at ux. Bear Lake Hills, $7,7CO. J. Hilbert Sapp, Inc. to Conntmara Corp., 19-21-30E, $106,000. Gorman Co. of Orlando, Inc, to Herbert H. Gorman, Jr. at al, Central Park, $10,000. Florida Parmanesque, Inc., to Roy C. Hugheo ot ux North Chuluota, $7,700. Rboung B. Chin «t ux to William M. Kimborlin ot ux, Bnnlando Springs, $8,600, FHA to Bouford L. Mikels o t ux, Ravtnna Park, $13,200. Amsrican Federal Saving* and Loan Aaan. of Orlando to Carl R. R. Hcott ot ux Seminola Park, $10,500. Ralph Jarvis o t ux to Lou Alico Paige et al, Dreamwold $14,300. Dade Business Locations, Inc., to Lejeuna Corp., San­ ford. $68,000. ‘ Roger E. Rucker e t ux to Richard A. Webber, Dol-Rny M anor, $14,600. W. 8. Hunt et ux to Emma V. Spencer, Dreamwold, $»,- 000. Ward Hicka, Inc., to Ken noth J, Mason ot ux Eastbrook, $18,000. FHA to Delores C. Franxen ot al, Weatherafleld, $0,800. FHA to Joaeph C. l/>we, Br„ at ux, Oakland Hills, $7,COO. Arthur C. 8loman et us to Thomas Hanaa ot ux, Eastbrook, $16,100. LMN Enterprises, Inc., to Willnrd P. Dennis et ux, Tee *N Green Estate*, $ 11 ,600. Ralmond E. Ashton, Jr., et • x to Donald M. Whitaker ft ux South I’lnecrest, $11,000. George II. Waters et ux to Ruby I*. Echols, South Pine crest, $ 10,800. F u st Krdcrnl Savings and Loan Assn, of Seminole to Clara V. Skidmore, Bear Lake Manor, $13,600. D. It. Mead and Co. to Gen­ eral Guaranty Mortgage Co. Inc. st al, Weatherafleld, $66, 000. John McLaughlin st ox to Richard T. Mayer et ux, 820-30 E, $4,000. * R. C. Boyce et ux to San­ ford Atlantic National Bank, 8anford, $66,000. Charlie G. MeWattera et ux to Sanonora Shopping Center, Inc. 84-I9S-30E, $10,000. General Guaranty Mort­ gage Co, Inc., et al to Rob­ e rt R. Guernsey et ux, Mieathersflcld, $9,600. General Guaranty Mort­ gage Co, J(ic., et al to Jimmy L. Terry et ux, Weatherafleld, $8,600. General Guaranty Mortgage C o, Inc., et al to Glendan R. Anderson at ux Weathersfield, $8,800. General Guaranty Mortgaga Co., Inc., et al to Richard Williams et ux, Weathersfield, $7,800. Mabel M. Thomas et vlr to Lewis G. West e t us, Cassel­ berry, $4,700. John C. Ferris et ux to Wendell If. French et ux, Prairie Lake Manor, $12,700. Clareneo E. Calllet et ux to Julian R. Williams et ux, Oak Park, $8,800. Frederick D. Edyvean et ux to Leater L. Helm et ux, San­ ta ndo, $6/(00. Jack P. Dodd et ux to Carence M. Hoag et ux, 30-21-31, $19,000. Final Divorce Drcrrra Loren Kllwood Garrett vs. Nora Kathleen Garrett. Emella Iris Jones vs. Charles Edward Junes. Marrlaga Application* Carl Stoddard, Ca<*ell,erry and Sarah Eugenia Denmark, IxH-khnrt. Charles Emerson Jones, Orlando and Elisabeth Irene Stewart, Orlnndo. Richard Thomas Meyer, New Smyrna Reach anil Frrdle M. Iliadford, Sanford. Walter Norman Graham, Sanford, and Reverly Ann Whittaker, Hawthorne, Calif, Charles E. Jones, Sanford, nnd Thelma K. MiFarlsnr, Sanford. Raleigh L. Carr, Almelund, Minn., and Emella Iris Jones, Sanford. Samuel Shnw, Apopka, and Haiti* Ruth Woods, Sanford. SUITS FILED Institutional S e c u r i t i e s Corp. vs. Lloyd M. Gordon ot ux, mtg. fcl. Boston Five Cunts Savings Rank vs. Hurry A. Jermyn et nl, mtg. fcl. Proplr’a Saving* Bank Bridgeport v*. Robert II. Ken­ nedy, Jr. ot ul. mtg. fcl. Federal National Mortgage Assn. v*. Vernon B. Davies r t ux, mtg. fcl. Connecticut General Life Insurance Co, vs. Joseph M. Carsley, mtg. fcl. Pan American Life Insur­ ance Co. vs. Robert C. M ar­ tens at al, mtg. fcl. A. B. Peterson vs. Galln A. Crandall, Jr. at al, mtg. fcl. Ahlngton Savings Bank vs. LaMsr R. Laubert, mtg. feL J. I. Kislak Mortgage Corp. of Florida vs. Edwin Wightman et al, mtg, fcl. Norman Jean Hamll vs. Robert A. 31111* at al, suit to quiet title. First Federal Savings and I/oan Assn, va Georg* Pugh et al, mtg fcl. Federal National Mortgage Aasn. vs. Georgo Pugh e t al, mtg. fcl. Kenwood Investments, Inr., vs. Willie Chandler et ux, mtg. fcl. Little River Bank and Trust Co., vs. $Iet Builders of Or­ lando, Inc., et al, mtg. fcl. Federal National Mortgage Aasn. va. Robert G. Davia et ux, mtg. fcl. J. 8. Gleason va Tulley W. Hirer et ux mtg. fcL Wage Hikes Drop In 6-Year Period WASHINGTON (CPI) Union-negotiated wane inrreavei In major collective bargaining agreements have been getting smaller ever since 1937, Labor Department figures showed today. A new study by the Bureau of Labor Statistics Indicated that the average wage boost in 1962 was eight cents an hour compared with a m ini­ mum of 10 cents an hour in the 1936-57 period HOUSTON (UPI) - Amerlea’s moonshot chief said to­ day Industry must Improve Its standards before U. S. astronauts can make a suecesaful lunar mission. Walter Williams, deputy director for mission require­ ments and flight operation* for the U. S. Space Agency, blamed poor industrial testing for the failure of Astronaut Gordon Cooper's Mercury capsule to mako an automa­ tic re-entry into eartb'i at­ mosphere. John C. French, an assist­ ant space reliability and saf­ ety chief, aaid the testa failed to adjust for hsndllng and shipping of the delicate equip­ ment. Williams and French spoke at the start of a two-day con­ ference on project • Mercury that will detail everything about the highly successful venture from astronaut train­ ing to m an's reactions in out­ er space. Cooper, who made a 22orbit flight, complained of crowijcd conditions In the space capsule and said the long countdowns sapped an astronaut’s energy. He said the countdowns could he ac­ complished with the backup pilot. Cooper aald these bugs could be eliminated witli lit­ tle effort to make space flights more comfortable for astronauts. WASHINGTON (LTD Members of Congress got a report from the Treasury to­ day designed to convince theu: that the tax cut bill win bring falter dividend checks to corporation stockholders. HER CHOW’S TOPS— Mr*. Roman Walilko, of Detroit, Mich., in this ycar’a $25,000 win­ ner nf the nnnual na­ tional bake-off nponMoml by Pillnbury. The primvinning «l i a h : “IlunKnry Boys’ Coasero le.” K l Of LOCH APBOR a zstn s t r u t H ie Treisury aaid In its report that the extra pay­ ments could easily total $1.3 biRion a year. The report was aimed at persuading the lawmakers that every atockholder would wind up with higher after­ taxes income even though tougher tax treatm ent would be Imposed on dividend in­ come of big stockholders. The Treasury’s report was made available aa the Sen­ ate Finance Committee ad­ journed until Monday its prehearing briefings on the $11 billion tax cut bill, already passed by the House. The slow psce a t which the Senate group moved Thurs­ day at its first..vision *>n 'be measure increased doubts the administration would suc­ ceed in getting the tax cut enacted this year. Other congressional news: Automation: A Senate man­ power subcommittee called Ralph L. Vaugh, of the Kai­ ser Steel Co., and Marvin Miller, of the United Steel­ workers Union (AFL-CIO), to ‘.esllfy on the employment Impact of automation. WASHINGTON (UP!) — Retail sales in the United States—tut3led an e«tlm*t*d $20.7 billion during August, according to the Commerce Department. The department reported Thursday that retail sales for the week ended Sept. 2* were estimated at $16 billion. This was five per cent higher than the previouj week’s level, and two per rent more than the comparable week last year. Redwood trees once grew in Alaska, Chinn, France, Greenland, Montana, Siberia and Texas, according te foaail remains. Ohio ranks 13th among the stales of the union in total wheat production, but ranks first in production of soft red winter wheat. While you are out driving this week-end, take this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating some of Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find just what you are looking for in the way of a home. Retail Sales Hit $20.7 Billion ALL NEW Rol Hide ONE COAT NO DRIP . ___ Interior. Acrylic Latex Paint________ BUY ONE — GET ONE FREE • • • • • OUTSTANDING HIDING POWER CAN HE SCRUBBED WITHIN In DAYS DRIES IN 30 MINUTES NO PAINTY ODOR SOAP AND WATER CLEAN-UP 0 The Only Taint With A WRITTEN UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE AL*o Can Be Tinted 1,500 Different Colors Mary Carter Paints 209 w. 1st ST. F A 2-3619 Give once for many THE UNITEDwA Y <) Here's where to find your i IN N E R SP R IN G r M A T T R ESSE S Renovated! Include**: Heproeewfdng Padding Aiitl New Padding Where Necetwnry New Insulation *145 0 Idyllwilde 119 Magnolia Ave. “Homes Sanford. Fla. Of Distinction” those who demand the ultimate in Select your homesite now ... VISIT THESE TWO TASTE­ FULLY PLANNED COMMUNI­ TIES. YOU'RE SURE TO FIND THE HOME PERFECTLY DE­ SIGNED FOR YOUR FAMILY NEEDS! ; . W larger, Finer Home.*, designed for Phone FA 2-6321 rumfort, convenience, and luxury. Ravenna Park "A Community Built With Pride" in MODERN KITCHENS BY tSreenbrtat generalA electric Beautiful 3 &. -t Bedroom, t , 2 Bath Home*, FHA, FHA InService, VA, Conventional Fi­ nancing. u. -v . H Several home* are nearly complete in the newest section. See them tod*)! i ? OF LOCH ARBOR GREENURIAR’S restful, tree • shaded beauty forms the perfect setting for the home of your dreams. This lovely rolling terrain will enhance the attractiveness of any architectural style. C H O O SE Y O U R H O M ESIT E Nearing 3 •i I Custom Building Our Specialty General Office 2 lt W. 25th St. Salca Office FA 2 7493 FA 2-310$ Completion — .1 Hedrnnm Contcmporny. Al*n 4 Bedroom Kitchena by WILLIAM S. BUUMl.LV j h . G E N E R A L # E L E CT RI C / Colonial. ■a 7 f -wouca nr row * r u m * BYRON M. LEACH FA 2-8071 .'.J I I I r.r Custom and Coum rxalat S3ul£JlMf I*, o . BOX 1599 / 4 » I B U ILD W H E N Y O U ’RE READY eV *j!0! Modem i) STENSTROM .REALTY SALES AGENTS �V- v . 1 ,-.‘>' ;<>»■• ,.;:. t :" iWgtZvjr •; *\V;-. . . ;" «r 'zjf'* ' • r<1 Flora Heads North, But Stalls Again ‘V e t o * - * Forest City Community As­ sociation will meet a t 7 y. m. today at the Forest Ctty Restaurant. A nominating committee will be lamed. Election of new officer! Is scheduled in December. • • • Rep. S. J. Davis Jr. has been named Seminole County chairman of the Citizens for Florida's Future in the CFF campaign In support of the college bunding amendment, it was reported today by Thomas F. Fleming Jr., Fort Lauderdale, state chairman • • • Seminole County Business School will accept reglstra tlon between A and 9 p.m Tuesday for an evening course in business machines, Director E. S. Douglas said today. The course will be limited to the number o( ma­ chines available. • • • Note on the police blotter: •'Please send the police to lee me about a flying saucer Covering ever this area for the last ?5 minutes.” Police investigated and informed the caller It was a light reflec­ tion off a window. • • • H eart Association will show a film on the care of stroke patients for public health nurses and the general public at 3 p. m. Wednesday at the County Health Department auditorium. • a VOL. 56 • • • The "Wolf Pack” of the Florida Highway Patrol's “Operation Trackdown” mov­ ed in to Seminole County last Friday and Saturday nnd made 81 arrests for truffle Violations and issued -It writ­ ten warnings and 118 cards pointing to faulty equipment. • • • John Krider will he in Tal­ lahassee Tuesday to talk money with the State Hoard of Conservation . . . money for hi* St. Johns - Indian Jtiver Canal District. Money, if granted, wilt tie used for engineering studies uml plans. • • • William A. McCree, Or­ lando, chairman of the Flor­ ida ( anal Authority, will give an illustrated tulk on the cross-state bulge canal at 7 p.m. Tuesday before the PcBary Civic Association at the Community Center. • • • City police were out today witli tickets for their "turkey shoot” Saturday at their i'BA home on the lake front. Po­ lice raised the tin keys. • • • Lake Monroe PT<» will hold It* first meeting of the term at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the school auditorium. • • • Note on the spindle: Cou­ ple hail been dating for three years. One evening he took her to a Chinese restaurant. ‘‘How would you like your rice?” She replied, demurely, “Thrown!” • • • Leroy Robb commenced that $1,100 face-lifting job on the court house this morning United Pres* Leased Wire ------- OCTOBER 7, 1968 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 83 mwA... 600 March JACKSONVILLE (U H ) — About 600 Negroes conduct­ ed an orderly march on City Hall and the County Court­ house here Saturday singing freedom songs. MIAMI REACH (U Pl) A cook, Joseph l'ietsch, was killed by a blow on th* heud and robbed here early today on the way home from hi* job a t the Algiers Hotel. Space Wedding? IT WAS ALL in the lino of duty for Sheriff** Deputy J. Q. (Slim) Galloway Sunday when he killed these two ginnt rattlesnakes. Both were nearly a* long as tho deputy is tall. The one in Slim’s right hand was still wriggling when Herald photographer Bill Vincent J r. snapped this picture. Seminole County On 'Hurricane Watch 1 Sanford and Seminole County were on a ''hurricane watch” over the last week, because of Hurricane Flora, it was reported todny by A. II. Peterson Jr., disaster chairman of the American Red Cross, who issued the following warnings: During it is » H i*suide to keep your­ self Informed at ail time* of the actual threat of the storm to you community. In the event the weather buresu in­ dicates the storm as a major threat to your area, it would he who ■) check food sup* plies, water supplies, first aid kit*, flashlights, batter­ ies. If necessary, hoard up or protect the interior of your horn* from glass, sin h as pictura windows or wide ex* pans* windows. Remember th at you sre better off ut home. The best policy is to remain there. However, should you feel it necessary to seek safety in » hurricane shelter, familiarize yourself with the locations nnd the procedures for entering a shelter. Remember, the workers helping you during tlu-sn storms are volunteer workers of your community. All that you enn do for yourself lessens th<-ir burden and allows them to more effectively cme for those in real need. H u r r i c a n e Preparation Check List: Radio and television in working order. Flashlight batteries ami candles on hand. Water stored in clean con­ tainers. first It tubs filled. Food supply on hur.d. First Aid kit available. Windows soured. Amusement for children (hooks, games, crayons, etc.). Automobile in operating condition with gas tank filled. Loose object* in vicinity of house collected. Emergency telephone num­ bers available. Lois Cox Fined $200, Jailed lads Cut. arrested by city |>o|ice last week on charge* of “operating a disorderly house” 1on Celery Avenue, was fined 1$220 and sentenced to IS days ! in jail by Municipal Judge Kenneth Mclulush Friday ufternoon. Liz ‘Plops* LONDON (CPI) — Th® The court also assessed $10d Daily Sketch, commenting on fine* and costs against Robert the televised "Elizabeth Tay- I.. Farley. James McCaffery L>r in London.” "Her wretch­ and James U. Bueltner, charg­ ed, refined little accent hov- ed with being inmates of a tred unhappily over the At­ disorderly house. A 15-ycar-old girl also a r­ lantic ami finally landed with a plop somewhere in the m d- rested was turned over to juv­ enile authaiiUk*. MOSCOW (U PI)—Moscow buzzed today with reports th at Soviet cosmonaut An­ drian Nikolayev and pioneer spacewoman Valentina Tere­ shkova will marry. Bosch Appeals - MAVA(iU>r/, P. It., (UPI) —Ousted Dominican ex-presi­ dent Juan Bosch broadcast nn appeal to hi* people Sun­ day to “take to the street* to revive liberty.” MIAMI (UP!)—Deadly far*' rlrano Flora made a alow turn northward today, then atalled once again over flooded east­ ern Cuba to Inflict a fourth day of punishment on the reg­ ion that produces most o{ th* island's food. Cuban Premier Fidel Cas­ tro arrived at Santiago, cap­ ital of Oriente, to take per­ sonal command of relief oper* atlona which appeared from radio reports to be htocked by the continued pounding of tor* rential rains. • • Robbed, Killed • A boon to Seminole County economy: That new pay hike for military personnel will mean an added $100,000 a year to the payroll at San­ ford Naval Air Station. This is over and above the logger pension checks for retired personnel. • • • Sanford'* Tamil Conder has added another beauty title to her long list, including “Miss Seminole County.” Cnmii went to the Orlando Ju y rte’a air allow Sunday and came home with the title of "Miss DeIcer,” along with lots of prizes and a part in a movie. • • • Cam i Bruce said today that Voter registration ia up Sot to a total of I6.C82 in Semi­ nole County. Hooka fo r re g ­ is tra tio n closed Saturday and w ill re-open a fte r th e Nov. 6 election, WEATHER: Itu-roasinp cloud* and wind through Tuesday; scattered showers today, becoming more numerous tonight. ICuba Battered For Fourth Straight Day A NEAR INFERNO threatened tho Midway ('(immunity early Sunday when fire destroyed four buildings on Beardall Avenue. One man was burned nnd hospitalized. 1-nke Mary nnd -fcongwouff* volunteer firemen nnd the Florida” Forestry Sendee were credited with containing the blaze. Herald photographer Bill Vincent Jr. took these picture* of a two-story store building (top) and two homes (bottom) being destroyed. $1 Million Legacy l.UEAA, Sweden (UPI) — The willow of a wealthy i Preparation for leaving for Florida motel ow ner died re- j cently and left $1 million to shelter: lie sure that it Is NECES­ n nephew, Tord Ityrnnlf llciiriksson, 18, Sweden, it was SARY that you seek shelter repotted Sunday. before leaving. Bring children’s food, l.e., 16 Killed steiilized bottles, water and! Ml\.MI ( I 'l ’l ) —The Higliformula. ! way Patrol said today Id perBring games ami book* for i •“* •»>• .* l' re ln } n t [k *c’ .? 1 . ... .. M L ' l . . . . . I .. l i i e l n if elilents over Florida ,during children , tiring * blanket?, sufficient M» |>.--t- WcekOn.l ..... .... the clothing for family and toi- j highest weekend toils tills year, let uitidis. Eat 'prior 1» leaving fur Mrs. K. Sails shelter. ISTANBUL, Turkey (UPI) Bring emergency energy feuds such ns chocolate, ruis Jucqucline Kennedy sailed to­ day fur nn unknown Mediter­ ins, etc. Kecheck your home to be ranean distillation after a one- day visit to Istanbul, nn sure it is secure. 'Check yard for loos* ob­ exotic city she plan* to re­ visit "when my husband is jects. If wind is intense, watch no longer president.” for loose wires. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Shipping Up Shelters: LAKELAND ( UPI ) — Tit- T h e House Appropriations First shelters will t>e open­ Fir* (truck at three points ed well in advance of actual run Mutual executive vice Committee voted a record in Seminole County Inst week­ coming of the storm ami will president Robert Rutledge I.Yl billion today to push end, razing five buildings, space exploration despite a lie located at the National , says that exceptional harvest (■tiard Aiumry on East First conditiuns have pushed out- Republican warning that Rus­ placing one man in the hos­ Street, across from the May- of-state grapefruit shipments sia may orbit a 100-megaton pital and threatening the en­ fair Inn, anil Crooms Acade­ way ahead of Inst year—hut bomb while this country con­ tire Negro community of centrate* on sending a man Midway on Highway 46 east. my. Other shelters are listed orunge movement is down. to the moon. hulow, and will he opened as Credit for saving the com­ it becomes necessary: May OK Observers The total space allowance munity early Sunday wn* Seminole High School, UNITED NATION'S, N. Y. wa* $251 million lr«* than given to volunteer firemen of South Seminola Junior High (U l’l) — South Viet Nam was authorized by Congress the Longwood and Lake Mary School, Lyman High School may head off a full scale de­ in separate legislation earl­ department.* nnd members of nnd Geneva School. bate on its Buddhist crisis by ier this year and {612 mil­ the Florida Forestry Service, Emergency Tel. phone Num­ offering to admit observer* lion levs than President Ken­ ber is 322-6133 and Alter­ from six nation* to study tin- nedy originally wanted. The appropriation* com­ nate numbers are 322-4747, dispute, diplomatic source* mittee also dropper! its an­ 332-1498, 322-112j and 322- said today. nual blockbuster on Ken­ 4141. nedy's continuing drive to Sufficient foods nnd sup­ 2 Sailors Missing build fallout shelters not only plies for preparation of home WASHINGTON <Ul‘l>—Two in federal structures hut also and family in event of natural Navy men are missing and SAIGON (U l'l) — Presi­ in schools, hospitals and disaster: canned foods—am­ three were injured at Guan­ dent Ngo l)lnh Diem said to­ other non profit Institutions ple supply to last each indi­ tanamo Bay. Cuba, under the day hi* U. S.-supported army over the nation. vidual six day*. Other emer­ lashing attack of Hurricane It voted funds to continue now has the strength to take gency nitides: Water, radio, Flora, (he Navy announced location ami marking of po- the offensive nguinst the hummer and nails, klrenex today. The Navy said the two teniisl shelter space* In esist- Communist Viet Cong goerpaper towel*, toilet paper, missing sailors were working 'ng buildings, public and pri­ rills* "on all front*.” tooth paste, matches, candles, In a remote arru of the Naval vate Diem's speech to the new­ but banned further sterno, charcoal, first aid kit, Base a* part of a repair and fund* for stocking these ly elected national assembly salvage team early Sunday flashlight, batteries. space* and denied every cent was made a* a U. 8. congres­ Do NOT go outside during morning when their jeep wa> sought for new shelter con­ sional investigation team be­ the storm. Before leaving swept away by the swollen struction. gan probing the political sit­ your house after the storm water* of the Guantanamo The actions highlighted uation and war effort of ha* subsided, check carefully River. committee approval of a $13 this Southeast Asian nation. for fallen wires, ** these billion appropriation bill car­ The mission's leader, Rep. might actually be lying rying funds to finance 26 so- Clement Znblocki, (D-Wi*.), against your front door. If called "independent office*" said the result* of the inves­ there is sny doubt, call your and agencies of the govern­ tigation might affect aid ap­ power company or the police ment in the 12 month* that propriations to this and other department. CAPE CANAVERAL (U l'l) started July 1. nations. During the storm ke*;i — Two construction contract* Diem prdeicted "certain yourself and other occupants totaling more than $1.3 mil­ victory" in the war against or family members o-'upied lion have been awarded by the guerrillas. mentally and physially. Only the Army Corps of Engineers "At this same date last ir the event of serious dam­ for work at the nation's yrar, w* were able to say age or injury call the emer­ «pareport, the Army said to­ TALLAHASSEE t UPI) — that we had stopped being on gency number* day. Stale Sen. John K. Mathews the defensive nn.l that we had Remember, during the peak | A $283,967 contract went Jr., only officially .announced been able to seize the initia­ „i it | to the Franchi Construction candidate for governor, filed tive from the enemy’s hand*,” of .e_ the storm, in the event cross*: directly over your I Co., Titutville, fer alteration* his first weekly financial ac­ ! he said. “Today we have gone area, there will he a lull, to launch Complex i t at the counting today. one step further. practically a dead calm Tills Cape. “We are capable of taking The Jacksonville senator re­ can lust fur a few minutes The other contract, for ported no espendtturc* on the Hie offensive on all fronts. It to a half hour or more de­ $334,128, went to II. J. High campaign since he formally ha* become obvious to all ob­ pending on speed of the Construction Co. of Orlandr, announced a week ago. Hut servers that the war has storm. Remember that the for construction of a para­ he said he has received con­ taken an important turn to­ wind will return with even chute packing area for the tributions totaling $1,075 Hum ward a certain and meaning­ greater fvtce, Kvu.au ios.de., manned spacecraft program. ; 16 person*. ful vutury.” House Panel OKs Fires H it In Three Space Funds Areas In Seminole Diem Says Army Now Can Win 2 Cape Contracts Top $1.3 Million Mathews Files First Report who fought the stubborn blaze f«r two houra before bringing it under control. Chief Ralph Abell, of the Lake Mary department, said the blaze started at about 1:30 n. m. in a home occupied by l.ulu Reid and quickly spread to a house owned by Lila Mae Bell, a warehouse owned hy Lester Vieno and a two-story store building owned hy a Mr. Harvey. Melvin King, Negro occu­ pant of one of the houses, was reported in "fair" condition this morning by Seminole Me­ morial Hospital attaches. King suffered from smoke inhala­ tion nisi hums about the fare utid arms. Sheriff's deputies and high­ way troopers regulated tra f­ fic, compelling hundreds of person* attracted l.y the fire In keep moving. Florida Row­ er arid Light employes cleured the roads of falling utility lines. Home of C. I). Thompson on 8'outh I. n k e J e s s u p Ave., Oviedo, was destroyed hy fire at 4:30 p. m. Friday. Firs Chief T. L. Lingo Jr., said the blaze wa* started when a gas truck driver con­ nected a host to the tank of the house. A safety valve ex­ ploded and shot flames, which ignited the house. .Sanford firemen answered a cull at 3:1ft a. m. Sunday to the home of .Miss Margaret Roberts at 116 South Laurel Avenue. F’ire damaged a down­ stair* bedroom and hallway ami smoke and heat dumugid two upitalrs rooms. Parole Chairman TALLAHASSEE (U l'l) — Veteran State Parole float d member Raymond .Marsh will take over as chairman of tile hoard for the fourth time to­ day. Marsh replaces Roy Rus­ sell, another hoard member, at the post of chairman. Boykin Draws $40,000 Fine • Radio reports of crop and livestock losses, monitored here, began to reach disaster proportions. At 11 a.m. EST, the Miami Weather Bureau located Urn hurrlcane'a center near lati­ tude 21.0 north, longitude 78.0 west, south of Camsgucy, about halfway between tho city and the aouthern coast. This was about the fame lo­ cation the storm took up early today a Her It drifted slightly northward out of the bay of Guacanayabo. “The steering currents sur­ rounding the hurricane f msin-quKe-weak- snd variable so movement will be very slow,” the Weather Bureau said. “ However, Uiere are some Indications of a trend to a alow northward drift at not more than five miles per hour beginning late today o r tonight.” • • • The Weather Bureau warm­ ed all interests north of th« storm, “ particularly tha Ba­ hamas,** to maintain vigi­ lance. Forecasters refused to spec­ ulate whether the storm would offer a threat to the United States after crossing Cuba but said If it continued In a northerly course ft would pass east of the Florida coast On Havana radio, Carlo* Rafael Rodrigues, president of Cuba's Agrarian Reform Institute, reported this morn­ ing that half of Cuba’s ric* crop had been destroyed, 38 to $0 per cent of the cotton crop and 40 million pounds of corn had been lo st • • • Rodrigues also said poultry farms of central and eastern Cuba had suffered "enormous damage.” Chicken and rico are the main staples of the Cuban diet. Unofficial radio reports am timated 80 per cent of Cuba's coffee crop, which had Just reached maturity In the Ori­ ente mountains, had been des­ troy ed. Flora's highest winds, which readied 140 m.p.h. when it hit Haiti last Thursday and caused at least 400 deaths, decreased to lift m.p.h. today when the tenter moved back over land. The Cuban radio reports carefully avoided any men­ tion of casualties but gave plentiful indication that the two million persons In the ravaged areai were suffer­ ing. BALTIMORE, Md. (U l’l) — F'ederal Judge Kosxel C. Thomsen today fined former Alabama Congressman Frank W. Boykin $ 10,000 and placed him on probation for six months In connection with conflict of Interest and con­ spiracy charge*. Former .Maryland Congress­ man Thomas F. Johnson wa* given a six-month prison term snd fined $5,000 in the same rase. J. Kenneth Kdlln, a former Maryland savings and loan operator, received a one-year prison term and a fine of $16,01)0. Miami attorney Wil­ liam Robinson received a pris­ on term of six month*. Boykin's flue wus in lieu of * prison sentence. The 78year-old Boykin is currently Ir. Georgetown University Ho'pitul in Washington, re­ covering from a henit uttack. JOHNSON CITY. Tcnn. His attorney presented an af­ fidavit asking that tin, sen­ (U PI) — Police pu-h-d n round-the-clock search today tencing in: ilyttiycd. for the killer of a dark-haired -l-year-old girl who was stran­ gled with her father's necktiu. Funeral services for Ther­ esa Ann Neal will he held Tuesday afternoon. 8he would have I>een five years old this NEW YORK (U Pl) — month. Thu child was found about 51me. Ngo Dinh Nhu So inlay sharply criticized U. 8. of. 9 p.m. Saturday — still alive ficials in South Viet Nam — In a garbage can on the Sunday and was, in turn carport of her parents' home sharply criticized by her fa- shout two feet from the thrr, their country’s former kitchen door. She was rushed amliasaador to the United to the hospital while police tried niouth-to-mouth resusci­ States, Mme. Nhu and the father, tation. but she died in the am­ Tran Van t’huong, spoke in bulance. "There was a necktie separate television interviews around her link with a teg. about the troubled political situation in the Southeast ular Windsor knot in it.” po­ lice t.t. I.. J. Auer said. "It Asian nation. The controversial Mme. was pulled so tight we had Nhu, sister-in-law of South to cut it off.” Hunt For Girl's Killer Pushed Father Assails Mme. Nhu Viet Nam Presulfnl Ngo Dinh Do-ni, charged that U. Kelly Kelly 8. officials in the country FORT DODGF:. Iowa (UPI) gave the impression of being — Kelly Fitzgerald married merely "spectator* of a Patrick Kelly. So now her show,” uoute U Kelly Kelly. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Haylefaa'i Fatted A Devalued Shrimp 1 Va-lb. bey $2.19 PRICES ICmnu m im ll/l/U l EFFECTIVE Mwwwwmuu iO W VeeYW .• dow n p ro d u ce lone LYSOL DISINFECTANT 7-ea. Sprey fit er Med. Uyeld S9c M M M M M fiM S H on eyd ew s — Jn lO r a a n S t a m p a *iA Alt (mm* m4 pwfcaaa «A Schick SFIaat Steal 7-ct. htfer Hades , $U m 5-cf. Oaebla (dye Blades 79c o . 1 lO O -V.v s loo JW O r a a n S t a m p a W A A lt (M H * Md M 'di.M , 1: SAUER­ KRAUT • JUMBO WESTERN Tallow Cookiny _ V A N MOLTEN S OCT. 3-4-5, 1963 MA Ale (MM* *J mkLm* »*i ICtupoa NPiftt 10/$/!)) W IT H P O R K S E R V E THURS., FRI., SAT., Jyf O r a a n S t a m p s maatsa Libby's Deliciews Red G e n u in e only J jt O r a a n S t a m p s _ Baked Beans $099 OW W aYUW «(A Alt Libby's Deep-lwww , „ £ 4 o o Nnilt 1 w/portboses of $5.00 or more tO T lb O G o ld e n C o r n . 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Rutledge warned that at leait half of the itate'e orange crop thle yesr m uit be ujed tor concentrated Juice In or­ der to get the beat potiible prices out of the fruit crop. Rutledge said that 38.113,000 boxes out of the predicted 80 million-box crop should and Sp la concent*ate. "Dared on an orange crop ef 60 million boxes,” he said, “ we believe oranges can be marketed moat orderly and profitably If the Induitry channel* the crop Into the uics Hated” on a chart pre­ pared by Mutual. P e a r H a lv e s . Nestles Quik. . . TAIfdUEASSKK (UP1) le a . B. C. P«tree, Bast Pali* d ts, bos beta appointed to ioe< the L sfU a tite Couaell’s eosMSlttoo ea fla tte e and to ta lise tor tbs coming two years. • Pea res, who was d u lr a s a of tbs Sosato Finance and T aiatloo Com ml tie* during tbo poat laglalatlvo aeiilon, wsa appointed to the council post by Chairman San. Jam** B. Nick Coonor, Brooksvllto. 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Bedb i Qtoeb 9m w Farcb Sftaki .............17 49c 4P Tea Ur FroiRo Scollops .......... 1.7 39c S E M IN O L E P L A Z A CASSELBERRY, FLA. HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 �*■ * mm L *^— IT T •1 ir McDonald To Run Bloody Coup In For Re-Election Honduras v^<.* Mayor T on M c D o n a l d “broko tha ice" today by an­ nouncing hia candidacy for r election aa City Commiialoner. R. E. Porter wonder* when the other potential candidate* wilt announce? He know* of two who are “ allently” cam­ paigning while two more are giving it '‘consideration.” Oct. lit I* deadline for filing. I t 0 I)) day announcing my candidacy for re-electiou. • • • “During the past three yeara Sanford has taken some major steps forward, under­ taking a alum clearance pro­ gram whereby more than 140 delapidated buildings have been condemned and demol- Ben Bella Asks m in# uiuri More Power To Smash Rebels Only two more day* remain for eligible resident* not now registered to do *o in order to vote Nov. 5. Cami Druce's reg —nrcnuion orricg «u Formal announcement was made today by Mayor Thomas S. McDonald that he will be a candidate to succeed himaelf aa a member of the San­ ford City Commission, in the Nov. 5 election. “ It has been my privilege,” McDonald stated, “to serve the people of the City of San­ ford as a member of the City Commission for the past three years, with this past year as your Mayor. “Alter a very rarrful ex­ amination of the responsibil­ ities of this office, 1 am to- > 5 ! WEATHER: Scattered shower* through Friday; high today in 80s; low tonight in 70s. TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras VOL. 56 (UPI)—The armed force* to­ day overthrew President Ra­ mon Viileda Morales in a pre­ dawn coup followed by bitter fighting. Heavy casualties were reported. Sharp clashes weaa report­ ed between army troops and civil guard troops defending the president. There were "many" dead and wounded on buth aides, according to informed sources. Heavily armed regulars swarmed through the city, surrounded the presidential palace and seised public util­ ities. The coup came off only 10 days before scheduled gen United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THUKS., OCTOBER 3, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA Flora Due To Hit Haiti Tonight e * l_ r lr r * ia n x _ '< * r - Bulletin NEW YORK (UPI) At Ihe end of seven full Inn­ ings of play the lass An­ geles Dodgers led the New York Yankees 3-0 on a two run double by Willie Davi* and a solo homer by Rill Mkowron. n o iu p y w c ident. Viileda Morales would house will be open 9-5 Friday have romplcted his six-year and Saturday, after which 000 term a week Inmi next Sun­ the registration books will be ALGIERS (UPI) — Presi­ day. closed until after the election, dent Ahmeif Ren Rella, his At 10:30 a.in., seven hours Cami report* big inerruae in troops alicudy occupying the after the coup, the situation registered voters. headquarters city of Insurgent was still fluid. Civil guard • a • Rerber tribesmen was expect­ units were reported as backCotton Surplus Up Members of tha DcDary ed to be given emergency | cd into the central jail buildWASHINGTON (UPI) Carden Club have invited their powers today for further ac­ ished, thus eliminating * ing and resisting fiercely. The nation’s cotton surplus is number of unsanitary and husbands to the opening meet­ tion nguius the rebellion. Rumors circulated that a climbing again this year In ing of this year nt 8 p. m. F ri­ military junta had been form­ Government troops Wednes­ i blighted areas. spite of a sharp recovery in “Plans have been complet­ day In the Community Center. day night entered Tlzi-Ouxou. ed with armed forces chief cotton sales. Mrs. Eric Vihlen, of Sanford, where the rebellion broke out ed and work will start short­ Col. Osvaklo lope* Arellano ly on a 20) ear water iin- at the head. This could not be will be guest speaker. Sunday, and occupied it with First Come • • • confirmed immediately. out firing n shot. There has I PJro' el,un* program. , . Lake . WASHINGTON (UPI) Knights of Columbus will liven no bloodshed in any of Monroe Industrial Park has Viileda Morales was report­ Democratic leader Miko Mans­ Stage a flower and plant sale the encounters between Ren been dedicated and platted of ed a prisoner in the palace famll field said today it would ho from 10 a. m. to ti p. m. Sat­ Rella’s forces and the rebels, record to insure a place for Sanford s light industrial de­ first come, first served in urday at the Food Fair, Winn- and neither side a|iepared anx­ velopment. the Senate for civil rights and MIAMI f UPI I—Radio Hon Dixie, 25th and French, and ious to s ta rt any. "A stepped up street re- duras heard here today said tux ru t legislation. Publix, 420 and 17-02. Chair­ Rut there were indications man Jerry Lieseufelt petunias, the reliefs planned * guerrilla ’"r' adnR pr° Rram '* «,lanBed to* arm ed force, ov ertlirew Hunt Kidnaper illeda Mo­ grandiflorat, m u 11 i f 1 ora*, campaign ugniu K»i, .t the govern alunR ' ,he S,Urt °--om. f " President Ramon Villa sgninsz me govern. . navrntf street paving urocra,„. program, com rales und took power today dinnthus, pansies, rudbeckia, ment. MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) — plctlon us u joint venture ball asters, verbena, pepper Police kept up an all-out man­ Ren Rella, who already hu» with the county of the four "in view of the restlessness lind daisies will be offered. hunt for the kidnap killers of wide powers n* president, pre- lanins of 2211. Street west of and anarchy reigning in the country." • • • MeUa* Ann Lee, 5, and Dur­ ruler, and head of till domin- irrn rh Avenue. I The transmission originated ham Feshnug, 4, today know­ I.yman iligii funs will pro­ ant political party, asked the ing they may never learn how reed by muturcudc for the Fri- National Assembly for more' ..Th|l amJ , numiK.r ,)( Irom the third military zone the tots died. day night game a t New Smy­ und wus not ex|>ectcd to hi-, | e r important programs and wus addressed to the “people of Honduras.” rna lleuch. Parade will form denied. j tiavo been accomplished withT h e broadcast attacked Wreck Hurts 32 at 0 p. m. a t the high school Insurgent leuders Col. Mo-1 ,IU| having to raise ad valorwhat it termed “ flagrant vio­ MARINETTE. \VI«. (UPI) hand Uu El lludj und form er, cnl iax,.s •• and move out a t ti:30 p. m. THE TRADITIONAL NAVY Rout h.t put in liU appearance at Sanfnnl lations of the political consti­ — A Chicago and Northwest­ Mce Premier llocine Ault McDonald received his deNavy Academy. Still unnamed, tlii.w gual will lie the tnidshipmen'it mascot tution and obvious Communist ern “400" passenger train 8om* lime ago the Police Ahmed withdrew to Michelet, I grc,. hi business ailminlstr*- infiltration endangering the mul will put in hi* tippenrancc a t future academy PportinR event*. Patrick roared through an open switch Renevolrnt Association picked another town their forces eon-j,ion fmm stetson University stability of drmorraey and Willi*, 15-yenr-old midshipman front Orlando, h ttearcitiiiK for a name for and piled into n line of hox up 24 turkey eggs, hatched trol near Tlsi-Ousou in tho in 1!Ut an,| attended the Uni- republican institutions.” the nin*rot other than the usual ‘‘Billy.” (Herald Photo) cars late Wednesday night. verslty of Florida law school them out und raised the birds mountains enst of Algiers Police said at least 32 per­ They sought to rally their (or two >ears. nt thrir headquarters on the sons were injured. Tlic Mayor served as pres­ lake front. These turkeys will supporters to continue the Ik: the prizes a t a “turkey fight against Ren Rella’s one ident of Ihe Itota r> Club Weapons Ban U960-81), of the Jaycees shoot” between 1 and 5 p. m. man rule. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (1958-59), treasurer of First Oct. 12 at the I’RA Ifq. (DPI) — Ireland railed on the Methodist Church (1981-62), • • • great power* today to follow vice president of Ihe SanfordOlive branch has been ex­ op the Moscow test ban treaty Seminole Development Carp. tended by the Chninhvr of with a new agreement to pre­ Friends here learned today 11Ml i, is a member of the Comniervn to thu City Comvent the iprcnil nf nuclear that all five members of n Sanford Pori Authority, di­ new municipal water system A committee lo plan a licemision. Chamber has invite<l WASHINGTON (U PI) - weapon* to countries not now former Sanford family were rector of the Chamber of will lie drawn in the m ar fu­ rent ion Center for Altomonto Commission members to a NEW YORK (UPI)—Secre­ Underworld informer Jn.eph possessing them. “get-acquainted” dinner-meet­ tary of State Dean R»,k has Commerce, vice prcnlent « killed in a head-on automobile Spring- wa* approved at Wed­ ture. collision severu| Weeks ago l-l the Abstract Carp., president ing thi* evening at tha FPAL found that despite its more ... progress of the V“tachli •• "farin g “convlrtc- r»n l l n l 01. f n :i. p n t ,n Reports on nesday night'* inerting nf the Custer, 8. II. srtment given liv■! ,n,r “vhlence" that a aecret IC l I C lt recreation ureu. I’ress UNIX- curdisl approach to East-West nf D A M Construction lawn water department Town Council. The plan was Killed were l.t. Cdr. J. ............... nt menace* NKW YORK (UPI) — A VITER because, us one offi- negotiations, the Soviet Union Corp., is a member of the leg 1 1 hi old Uud.liffo. consulting i Knnglond i l,.> If v_‘ ___ i - s - *> • « ■ ‘ fI'tth.rn f !11» V i r U lGarda ! » r. I » nf the j Morphy Duncan, 39; his wife, presented by ('baric, I’u-tcrMario It. K society, Son. John I, i l l . ».* refugee, rial put it, *‘we want nt let our hns not changed its stand on 11islative committee rngittrrr, stated that iblttfiT Assn., Alts. Oiu CTiilty Duncan. Its, Hack who recently not with a A ill t-i icail Land Title Kobly, today faced rhurge* of cr I * h*llun, D-Aik., said today. hair down, try to get together the potentially explosive Iterand was vice president of the and th rir daughters, Jayne, X, citizen* group to determine wise tho system la now 50 pe conspiracy for bit alleged part .MrUlcitiin I* chairman of and get off to u new, smooth lin and German issues, U. S. Florida Land Title Assn Rebecca Jean, ti, und Joy interest in the proposed build­ cent completed. In a plot to counterfeit 50 atari fur the betterment of officials said today. Customer response is run­ the Senate investigation* sub­ Marie, 2. U958 59). ing. peso note* and smuggle them committee which bn* been our community.” Rusk, in the course of u long ning higher than anticipated He is married and the faCommander Duncan was a Serving on the planning discussion Wednesday night with ncurly 5bu homes signed listening to Vuluchi's lurid do-1 i'.to Cuba to finance under ther of tour children. pilot nt Sanford Naval Air committee witii I'a-terimck scription of the CM* Nostra • ground operation*, with Soviet Foreign Minister Friday apt-pars to be “ leav­ Station in tho mid- 1950s, will be Rob Newell, l.orne for tho service. Completion crime combine. With the hear- I... m ,» of the tank is expected next ing Sanford day.” Police Chief Andrei Gromyko, found thu Thu family was en route Jaeh and .Mr*. Jean Paster­ ing recessed until next week, j U l l t n 11 i p Kremlin still standing film on Roy William* off to Houston, from Oxnard NAS, Calif., for nack. Mayor Lawrence Swof- week und mains ate in the .McClellan gave a short n p -' WASHINGTON (U PI) — process of installation in the Texus, fur the International its demand for eventual liquid­ a visit with relatives nt Mu.- ford will serve ns council rep­ pruisal of the testimony to President Kennedy flew to Association of Chiefs of Police ation of the Allied position in frecsboro, N. C., prior to u resentative until Councilman Houlli end of town. Arkansus today, to dedicate flute. Ill other business a letter convention. Everett Kerr off Red encircled West Rcrlin, the iuw assignment in Puerto Frank Gerliurdt resumes ac­ a dam at llrhcr Spilngt and He noted that much of the sources said. to New York City for the Rico. Interment wus nt Mur- tivity after suffering a heart fium Housing, Home und Fi­ uttihby «•* - hoodlum’* testi- to keep u Little Rock speak­ However, Gromyko was re­ nance Agency was read nil- I . . world srrirs and to lino up FORT LAUDERDALE freer boro. attack several week* ago. ing date which ha* been ii .i . ,i .town •s requqit. ninny i* not vcsprriu vising that the I 3 3 y new.” those five num« blind* for the ported to be approaching (IT ’D — Tim manager of n Pasternack reported that clouded by a local racial seg­ fur preliminary funds toward* Rut, he commented, author­ Sanford social srasun. And I these and other subjects ill a piano rental firm hero snyv S c O T C h P u s h e d Interest in the Center run* regation dispute. the street uud drainage im­ ities ill New York and else­ three businessmen off for relaxed manner with n« indi- two American udventurers high and that the resident* provement project is under where ore rutei ally following three weeks to Mexico City, | cation the K r e m l i n plans linked with (be anti-Castro are “ ready In go to work." It up lead* from Yal.uhi'rv nar­ Pica Continued I within the foreseeable Inline adv Dement. rative of gangland warfare of JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Sheriff J. L. Hobby said was pointed out that thcro | to whip up another crisis such movement me five days “over­ A letter from the SouthI Chairman Paul D. Lewis Jr. Hearing* on a petition by St, as those which in recent years due" on a flight to Central at 12:30 this afternoon the are some 130 girls in the eastern Underwriters Asso­ the 1030*. reports $3,744.50 pledged for Sen. Karl E- Mundt, R-S. Augustine Negroes for an ill' | have threatened to trigger nu- America in one of hi* planes. automobile used hy Ihe community Interested in Girl ciation advised that an Inthe United Fund at the first Robert Evans of (leech Air rapist was found at noon Scouting und tliut an adcquule I)., (lie top Republican mem­ junction to stop enforcement | d ear war. speetion call be made upon coffee. Service* said free lance pho­ at Maitland. meeting hull i- much in deber of Ihe subcommittee, said of a rity ordinance requiring completion of the water sys tographer Alexander t. Itorke he began the hearing* feeling permits for demonstrations Sheriff J. L. Hobby and his iiinnd. In addition, teenager* und hi* flying partner, Ueof- deputies were continuing their of the urea could mukc much tent to determine if the town somewhat skeptical about Vul- was continued in Federal Ten top salesmen of the cun be grunted un improved fry Sullivan, left here Sept. search today for a Negro use of the facility. Macklc organization, who sold urtii us a witnes but hail route Court here. 24 for Ifondora* and Panama. about 33. who boat and raped* **”* '*“w committee will bo- insurance ruling. nearly 12 million in home* Himn r Newell Jr , former lu helievu tliut hi* testimony Sm m Sm and homesitea at Deltona, are I STUART, Fla. (UPI) Evan* said Wednesday he ! n 70 year-old I/Mgunod w h ile Kin work Immediately with was especially solid. councilman, appeared with a being feted for three day* In 1 record 6.59 inches of rain fell j notified the F rial Aviation woman Wednesday. McUIrllnn said he hoped to | expectation* that planning re- complaint ugnilist his neigh the “Golden Triangle.” Sale*, ! here during it six-hour period Agency und Fill the men Hobby said that after the f port* will be ready by th? bur'* air-eouditioning instal­ “cipedite” Vuluchi’s testimony men coming from Michigan, | that started late lust night, were uverdue in bis twin- attack the Negro robbed the Out. 16 c«,uu»il meeting. lation which he said created when thu squat t os.. No,Ira Germany, District of Colum­ the weather bureuu said. engine plane. Routine appiuval passed the ! uoinun of $14 in cash anil in tho ureu due alumnus returns to the witbia, Missouri and Illinois. Itorke hus participated in stole her automobile to make oidinunre setting the 1963- f nuisance The rain, which fell between . . ! lies* table next Tuesday, to fumes, noise andi iheat. '* 11:15 lust night nnd 5:30 this several bombing raids over his getaway. til general budget ut I'd),174.Mis. Hwofford, I.yman! morning, toppled the previous Communist Cuba, the In-t one The woman wa* treated fur 36 as presented at the Sep­ Neighborhood Chairman for ■ From the Kiwunis Hullclin: “Show me a man who under- ore-day record of ti.5u inches, reported was in April of this shock anil bruises at a hos­ tember meeting. A sepurute Girl Scouts, expressed appro- ; j year. budget for operation nf the pital. Hands women and I'll show set in 1997. elation to the council and I you a man who's in for a big mayor on behalf of the girls 1 •urpri-e." for use of liie Community i • • • House us a meeting place ami j Cooperation anil co-ordina­ Attorney S. J. Davis Jr. | TONIGHT tion between Seminole and » u , authorized to prepare an I Sanford Javvee- vs TilusOrange sheriff* deputies paid •iection ordinance for pro o n- villr — there. off recently. Two juveniles Intion at the next meeting. Sunlit Srniiniile vs S.inlorrl escaped from the Orange de­ Ir. Ili — a t l.onaw ood. tention home. Deputies from II) Frank Klrazer 1when Gross' request for a roll tiou as evidence Congress xvill | Funds were voted fur iuquirFRIDAY Loth countica surrounded a I.ym an at Nrv* Snivriis United Press International rail vote on one of the mraa- still tie in session a t C hrist-! ies into research, agriculture, Longw ood A s k s house at Sunland Estate* . , , Reach. WASHINGTON (UPI) — ure* failed. mas. They noted that the si*- J interstate taxes, bunking und the bo>s skipped out the back House member* alternately Among the item* approved tionery stoie curries a nice soma other mutter*. Extra nl- A B C T o Session I m atilla a t O tird o . door . . into the arm* of the houing and cheering, authorwaa un added $ilt)0 "stationery line of handy seasonal items • lownmes were provided for tp o p k n at Sairforit. It) Donna K-le* law again. Ut'd for themselves u new allowance” for each of the such a*C h r i s t nr a * cards, j members'official telephone Kept) .'illative* of the ARC KATl It DAY • • • round of trips, investigations 13, members. This raismi to a 1leather good* und pen sets. |und telegraph tolls ami for Garbage Company of Sanford CriMinia at Euclid (D el.ainl), rongresimaii Ed Gurney’s ami official expenses Wednet- record $2,100 a year the! | n another sigtt that fall ha* j stamp*. have been invited to attend tn- j ----------------------Florida Di«lrilm tor* F or new* bulletin say* that “ th* day nt a total cost of about amount a membermay -pend arm e d , the Commerce and The added travel authority day’* 8 p. tn. meeting of the new tux bill will aitd 3Of) $1.2 million. ! in the House stationery store, I Agriculture committee* were touched off one of Hie zhurp- Longwood City Council to ill,-1[ J e t s F S U P o s t page, of maze to the revenue The boos were for Rep. If. which sells ul w h o l s u l e authorized to ,enrl delegation* eat exchange- in lecent House!cuss the company'* frum-hise TALLAHASSEE (DPI) well- prices or Lelovv. Ifhe doe., not t o scheduled international history between Gross eode. One wag »uy* this U R. Gross, R-Iovva. the a n d , with the city. Ronald Hamm, a !9ol> grudthe only ration where It takes known economizer, who spuke Uia the full allowance, thu meetings on communication* Rep. Harold D. Cooley,I)-N. | Other b u s i n e s s on the ante of Florida Slulu Ullivermore brain* to figur* your against several of th* item* j congressman may draw the j (Geneva), p l a n e f a r * * C., who gave a spirited d c-' agenda include* presentation sity, took over today a* us(Rome), and food and agri- feliae of legislative work trips and approval of the 1963 61 *i»iuiit director of alumni uftax than to earn the money in the package of “housekeep- rest in cash. 10.1 \> . UltST sST. in g ' pill*. Th* cheer* caut*| bom* urttuber* *aw*th* *«-,culture (also Rome). M P*y it." 1abroad . j budget. rfuir* ut FSU. m wA Five In Former Gangland Rule Altamonte Approves Sanford Family Called Menace Die In Crash Planning Committee To Society Russia Remains Firm On Berlin NO. 81 1Anti-Castro Fliers Missing For Attacker 6.59 Inches Of Rain A t Stuart Economy Appeal Booed By Lawmakers Killer Storm Packs Winds Of 140 MPH SAN JUAN. I \ R. (UPI) — Death-dealing Hurricane F'wni- e iii in I'm—wasto, a cupc of Haiti with 140 mil* an hour winds and flooding tide* ami rain about midnight, tha Weather Rureau warned to­ day. Residents of the Island re­ public were In grave peril from the intense storm which started its course through tha Cut ilibeau by wrecking th# Island of Tobago and killing at least 25 persona. The San Juan bureau locat­ ed the storm’s center at 11 a nt. F.ST about 125 mile* south of Port au Prince, cap­ ital of Haiti, near latitude lti.8 north and longitude 72,4 west. It was moving toward the northwest at about 10 m.p.lt., a course and speed it was expected to maintain until it hlta the Haitian pen­ insula. Lowest pressure In the hur­ ricane’* renter had dropped to a barometer reading of 27.90 Inches. Emergency e v a c u a t i o n warning* were Isiuexl for lowlying arena in muthern Haiti and the muthern coast of tha Dominican Republic, west of Santo Domingo. Person* in thote area* wera warned to *rrk higher ground “before rising waters front the storm tide* cut off aacape.” “ This I* an emergency warning, a a storm tides will flood coastal land* to height* of eight to 10 feet above nor­ mal levels,” the Weather Rue reau said. New Dominican Revolt Talked SANTO DOMINGO <U P!)Armrd leftist bands were re­ ported ready today to ri.to ugaltut the Dominican Repub­ lic's civilian junta govern­ ment ns soon as their leaders give the word. “ The authorities have not arrested a single member of our organization,” a leftist spokesman told UPI at a secret meeting on tha out­ skirts of Santo Domingo. “ We have arms. We did not go Into battle on the first day nf the coup (that ousted expresident Juan Rosch a week ago Wednesday) because we wanted to avoid the usclesi loss of men and weapons.” Tlic spokesman said the Communists had wanted to strike at once at the generals who ousted Oosch and install­ ed a three-man Junta In his place, hut the left-wing Juno II party persuaded the iteds to wait and see what the Unit­ ed States would do about rec­ ognizing the junta. Grid Schedule For Week End House Votes Self New Round Of Junkets D enm an Custom Built Tire* FA 2-0651 . z 1 �* Busy With , My Jaw* Ci M i t t w y Oat of tbe U uieat f i l l in town U Ml«i Lib Methvln, whose Job: would make' bcr the envy of most women . . she talk* on the ’phone all day and orders men around. She presides over a eon* glomeratlon of five tele­ phones, four radios, an inter­ com and an astortment of switches in tbe dispatcher's office s t the sheriffs head­ quarters a t the county Jsil sta days a week from • a. m.-4 p. m. Her ol/lce la the nerve cent«r of county law •nforcem.nt and U b u m i bar band* and ber feet to operate the equip­ m ent used In communlentlng with the various member* of tho sheriffs department and Florida Highway dispatcher la DeLand aad Orlando. All telephone ealli and radio meisagee pas* through her office end, at times, thing* get so hectic that she refers to ber Uttle domain as tha "ulcer department." All transcriptions must be typed up In her log for fu­ ture reference and, in addi­ tion to her other tasks, she operates by remote control the doors to the Jail section. Lib moved to Sanford when ahe was a year old from Sebring and has lived hero ever since, attending local schools er.J graduating from Seminole High School. She worked In the real estate busluess before going to work as dispatcher 21k Leqal Notice v o n r ts o r epwriAi, n . r m o e NOTICK IH I I K R B U T GirlIs Lib M etkvin,asselberry Man n School For Radios Telephoneslight Officers O IV - KM that tha Board of Samlnnla County. Florida, has aatlae for a Spatial Eltotlon to ba hate In Samlnole County. Florida, on tha Sth day of Novtmhar. A. P. ISIS, for tha purpoaa of bavins tha raelatorad vuttra of Ramlnota County, Florida, voia for or aealnat chapter eS-ISSI, Act of tha L*«lsUtura of tha Blata of FlorMa, bacomlae effactlve, laid Ast btlne: “AM ACT RELATtWI TO t h e noA nn o f c o v s TT COMMIHHtONF.HU OF ■EMINOtJC COUNTY; All THOntZtNO HAfT> BOARD TO ACQUIRE A RITE FOn H lO lim GRARMIKO; p n o v m rw s f o r d o n a TIOM OF LAMP TO THE s t a t u AirriiontziNO TIIK WHUAMCH OF EVT PENCE OF INDEBTED NKM TO FINANCE TIIB r i i n c i i A S C o r haid LANDfll" (a) J. C. llutohlann Chairman. Poaril of County Cnirinlaalonara In anil for Momlnola County, Florida. ATTEST) (at Arthur If. Back with, Jr.. »Clark of tha Board of County iCommtaalonara In an4 for ttamlnola County, Florida. J’ubl.ah OCt- S,_tet_IT, St. 1**1 ■y Jane Casselberry Glenn S. Bingham, son of Sir. and Mrs. Frank Bing­ ham, of 330 Hibiscus Road. Casselberry, has successfully passed a series of teste for Aviation Officer Candidate Training at Pensacola's "An­ napolis of the Air.” Accepted at the Washing ton, D. C., Naval Air Reserve Training Unit, Cadet BingJam was flown to Pensacola on Sept. g4 for flight training. Before entering the Navy he waa graduated from Emory and Henry College In Emory, Va., and Big Creek High School, War, W. Va. In colleie Bingham was a member of the Beta Lambda Zeta Fraternity. After four months in pre­ flight training, he will be commissioned an E n s i g n , USNH, and will begin the ac­ tual flight training phase that will lead to his designation as a Naval Aviator. m MISS I-IB METHV1N years ago. H tr Job entails a good knowledge of the entire coun­ ty, as she must know each area and which deputies are assigned there so that aha can dispatch them quickly to the scene when accidents or crimes are reported. One of the busiest times she has experienced at her work occupied when an At­ lantic Coast Line train col­ lided with a gas truck last year In Altamonte Springs. At that tlma she wae In con­ stant communication with all aherlffi department cars, the highway patrol, tha railroad Legal Notice IN T H E C I R C U IT CO t B T OF T H E N IN T H J t D U I V l . I T R c u t n r a n d f o b sk w i. NOI.E COUNTY, FI.O BDA, f'HA.NCKHT NO. ISIXI T H E IIO W K R Y S A V I N O H BANK Plslntlff. vs. JO H N W . L O W E , s t ux a n d at at P sfsn d a n ta station and ACL'a Jackson vile office. Other Important events which kspt her hopping were the bank robberies In the routh and of the county and craihea of Navy Jets. It la also her duty In the event of emergeneiei to noil fy ambulances, hospitals, wrecksrs, and newspapers. Lib's friendly voice Is fern lliar to many central Florida law enforcement officers who have never seen her but who have found her alwaye willing to assist thsm in any way ahe could and equal to every emergency. Legal Notice Hospital Notes Admleeiona Jefferson Davie, Mary Keen­ an, Wlnnell Barker, Theresa Britton, Cleo Thompson, Al­ ma Taylor, Mae C. Sturdi­ vant, Janet Johnson, Angela Oglesby, Christina Buckner, ■II of Sanford; Jam es N. MeCloskey, Fred Grollimund, of DeBary; Ray Sweat, Carrie Lee North, of Longwood; Dorothy Sue Wooley, of Ge­ neva. Birth* — Mr. and Mrs. Michael Keen­ an, baby boy, Sir. and Mrs. Abraham Buckner, baby boy, all of Sanford. Discharges NoTirn o r A r p t .in n o * row TAX V1KKI9 Annie Clark, Benjamin rink. DM.14 KlurMa m alalfi Lake Monroe Jottings France* found out about the latest styles In permanents? • • • Jim and Mary Johnson and Buddy Hawkins left Sun­ day for Louisiana where Mary and Jim will reside and Buddy will visit for a few days. Had a call from Jim and he said Uiat it is hunting season out there and he saw four antelopes being brought in. • • • The ladies of the Upsala Presbyterian church are meeting at the church and making cancer dressings. They had a sew-fest last week at the home of Olga Hunter. • • • Sunday will be Homecoming and Rally Day at the Wesleyan Methodist Church of Paola. Rev. Raker told me In a phone conversa­ tion that it will be an all day affair with dinner on the grounds and a special service at 2 p. in. He also said that the Church Band will go to Intercession City tomorrow night to give a con­ cert In the Methodist Church there. Also a revival will be­ gin next Tuesday evening in the Paola Church. • • • SawGrace Ann Spivey hobbling about Tuesday. She atill has her leg In a cast but says that it will be taken off this weekend and she can then return to school. • • • Talking to Lenore (Mrs. J. E.) An­ drews the other day. She will enter an Orlando hospital this weekend for a general check­ up. Their son, Joey, and his new bride, who were married Saturday, are residing in Or­ lando. Good luck to them In their marriage. They are two nice people. • • • This month for the witches and pum­ pkins and hob goblins, ghosts, etc. The Wilson School PTO will have Its annual Hallowe­ en Caiival the last ot the month. It always Is a real good one and this year will be no exception. Keep it in mind. We will have more on this later. ♦ • • I have a request for a poem that was used quite a while back. Its called New Friends and Old Friends. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Make new friends, but keep The State Department has In tile old formed Rusal* that the United : -rho*e are silver, these are States still cohslders Nation-1 gold! ■list Chin* us th* "legitimate Brows may wrinkle, hair government in China.** | grow gray, Th* department announced Friendship never k n o w s Mra. H. L. Have you started airing out those winter dotbei? I haven't but after that cool night Tuesday (to met guess I had better after that coo', sorry to hear about a baby cut our way being bitten by a rat Monday night. Htr par­ ents were deeply upset by it but every precaution has been taken for her. They have to get L'e rat now so it can be determined if it hid ra­ bies. • • • That was a won­ derful ball game in Orlando Friday evening. Of course we won. Monorelte Lloyd Free­ men certainly knows bow to kick that ball. Saw quite a few Monroe residents over there. The Richard Boyds, Myers family, Nichols fam­ ily end J. C. Sapp among a few of them. And how the band (High School) did per­ form. They were simply won­ derful. Lynn Olles and daugh­ ter, Sylvia, and I accompan­ ied the band there. The next out of town trip will be to Daytona. • • • Lost, LOST, Lost. A bracelet with a very lot of sentiment behind It. Helen (Mrs. J. B.) Stapler has lost her gold charm bra­ celet on the Monroe School grounds. The bracelet was given to her by her children, Linda and Clark, as a wed­ ding anniversary gift. There was ona little charm on it and It says "Happy Annlveraary" on It. She hopes it will be found or better, still, may­ be someone h is already found It and does not know to whom It belongs. You esn contact her at the Monroe School during the day where ahe Is the secretary or at at night at her home. • • • Doc and Frances Warren re­ turned home Tuesday from Miami where they spent sev­ eral days attending a Beauty Convantlon. Wonder what National China Still Recognized S ift M m ta ti Page 2 — DeBary Scouts Hold Southside PTO Board Of Review Hails Principal Southside School was named tbe "finest in the county" Tuesday night aa Frank Mebane presided over Utc first meeting ot the year for Southside PTO. "The success of this school, as depicted in the morale oi the students and the general atmosphere that prevails," Mebane stated, "la du* to the efforts of the principal, Mra Velma Mitchell.” A hearty round of applauie greeted the PTO president's remarka, as he preiented the principal, who, in turit, lntr> duced the school faculty for this year. In other action, officers and committee chairmen were in­ troduced and included Mrs. M. L. Itiborn Jr., first vice president; Mrs. Mitchell, sec­ ond vice president; Mrs. Amy Anderson, secretary; Gene Taffcr, treasurer; Mrs. Volie W i l l i a m s Jr., devotional chairman; Mrs. R. F. Gra­ ham, room mother chairman; Mrs. Dick Aiken, publicity; Ren Butler, carnival chair­ man, and Bert Hollingsworth, membership chairman. Hallowe'en carnival chair­ man utler announced plans progressing well for the an­ nual Oct. 31 event. He further stated that questionnaires will be sent home in the near fu­ ture which are to be signed and returned to the school. Mebane told of the forth­ coming school trustee election on Nov. 3 and read qualifica­ tions for this office. He also told of th«_. constitutional amendments to be on the same ballot. Mrs. Williams conducted the devotional for the first meeting and the flag cere­ mony was under the direction of representatives of the lioy and Girl Scouts. A social period followed in the school lunch room at which time It was announced that the third grade had won the room count. Nannie I’erry, Squire Wright, ml HUM) N O T i r r th i i r . n r . n T o i v Helen Goodspeed, Ella Mac KN, T h a t I t w . n r h o o l c r a f t Elsy Queen, Mrs. t h a h o ld er of t h a f o llo w in g Brooks, r w r t l f l r a t e haa file d m M r e r t l Mary Suprenant and baby f l e e t s for tax <1**4 t o ba liau * boy, Mrs. Bobbie Jackson *4 thereon Tha certificate n u m b a r a n d y e a r o f lamiaHra, and baby girl, ail of Sanford; t h a Uaaorlptlon o f t h a pr<»* Olga Hansen, Colon Dempier, NOTICE OF SUIT IN p a r t y , a n i th a narn a In w h ich WonTUAOM FORHCLOSl'IIR It w «a i M d t a l a r a t a followa of DeRary; Ifsrvey Swanson, TOi J o h n W. Taiws a n d Alisa C a r t l f l c a t a No. D l i Taar o of L a k e Mary; William M. L o w s , h i s w tf a f a a u a n t a till Gaines, of Lake Monroe. Wednesday that it had sent a decay; R K a t l l E N C B l UNKNO W N tiaaarfpttoa of Praparfyi AND T o i Alt p a r t l s a c la im in g feOta 7 A I lllock I I . o k a III Iga note to Russia Sept. 19 snyini; Cherish friendship in ycur I n t s r a a l a by, I h r n u a h . un P a r k . P l a t Hook 9 I'.**# O the United Siutcs considered breast d a r o r a g a i n s t t h a a f o ra .Varna In whl* h aaiaaaail said p a r s o n s F r a n k A l*hyUla k t a h l l a All the Nationalist Chinn* signa­ New is good but old is best TOU A l t B h s r s h y nn tlflad of aa!4 p r o p a r t y he>irur In t h a N O T IC E o r A P P M C V T 1 0 N ture on th* nuclear i«st ban So make new friends, but t h a t a C o m p l a i n t In f n r t r l n s s C o u n t y O* Maimlnolsa Mfat* of FOB T V t P E E P a rsrla ln m o r l( a ( s snrum hsr Klorltla ITnlaaa | t | e h r a r t l f l keep the old (*•*. lttl.14 Flor Ida siataira treaty "valid.” Russia had I n c t h a f a l l o w i n g d r s r r l h a d r a t a ahull ha ra<1#am*i| a r ro r i l af lliltii protested the Nationalist sign­ New ones are silver, but the rsa l p ro p srty . to -w ltt Ina lo law t h a p r o p a r t y <laa n o t ic e im h e r e b y o iv old ones arc gold. tall S. Block 11. CO UN crlhail In »ti«*h c a r t l f l c a t a will E N . T h a t T. M. D u al t h . hold ing. T H T C L U B MANOR, UNIT ha eoM t h a lilghtet bl44ei a r n t th * fn lln w tn tf 4*rtlfl<JSt* VO. a e c o r d l n e In t h s a t t h a f ro n t d o o r o f t h a Kami h a a rila.l r a i d r*rtlri< -at* for p l a t t h s r s n f a s r s c n r d s d nola r o u n t y C o u r t Ifo tIM a t I s a d r * .| lo hr t**o*<l (h*r*on. S T in P l a t n o o k I t , P a s - too. Stanford. Klorlda. o n th « fir a T h a ra rtlflo tla n u m h sr tm l P u b l l o R s n o rd s o f flsml Monda y In th a m o n t h o f Nov » « n r o f li*u*nc*. ih * d s t c r l p nolo C o u n t y , F l o ri d a rrnbar. 194!, w h ich la t h a 4t h l i o n o f |h * p r n p r r t Y, » n d _ i i t a - ' h a s h a m fl ts d a g a l n a l y o u In d ay of Nf*vamh#r. 1941. n a m a In w n t r n t r w a r •■■IM- ' t h s a h n v s - s t y t s d su it, a n d you O atad th is l a t d a y of Oct a d a r * • • fo tlu w * : C PN -IS a r s r s i i u l r s d t o a s r s s a copy ohar. 1911. C * rtlfli-« t« No. m i Y*»r of your Answsr or o t h s r (PflAle) l a H i r e a r * ml Ska C o a a t y o f !*auan<-a ISS1 J a A a v . B v m lan la C a a a t f , F l a t - P l a n n i n g t o t h s C o m p la in t on A r t h u r ff. f i a r k w l t h , J r P**r>lRII,.a a f P r a R * r t n l in e P la in tiff s attornsys, ANDEnC l a i k C ir c u it t^nurt t e a . l a P ra b a S v . L o t S F a c i n g J a m * a D r lra HON, HI'HII, DEAN I .OWN Hartinlola C o u n t y . F lo rid l a >•• F a t a l * a t Ja m rato n rn , F lat Book I P a s o PEN A v a n d s n REHO. H i P u h ltah Oct. I. 10. 17. 14. 1941 Tl A. ; j WILLIAM BRYANT T)araaaa<l E a s t C s n t r a l A vsnus, Orland o, CON-1 Nam* In w hich asaaaaad T a Alt C r a e t t a v a a a 4 P a r a a a a F l o ri d a , a n d fils l b s o r i g in a l L a n n a r d A K t h . l W aato n . 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T h a t T \I I t s a l t h a hold c r l h r d In auch c a r t l f l c a t a wilt y ou for t h s r s l l s f a r o f t h a fo l lo w in g r a r t l f l r a t o f you. m s r h a » a a g a i n s t t h a a g a i n s t h* aold to (ha h l g h a a l bl ddar h aa fllsd said r s r t l f l r a t s for a t th * fro n t d o o r o f ih * ttam l­ s s t a t s o f W i l l i a m l l r y a n t . ils- d s m a n d s d In t h s C o m p lain t. t a a de*fd to ba i a a t t i d t h e f t T h i s N o llcs sh a ll hs put. r s a s n l , l a l s o f a n t i C o u n ty , n o l a C o u n t y C o u r t llnua* at t o t h s C o u n t y J u . l e s of Hsiiit- l l sh s d o n e s a w r s k f u r fo u r on. T h a c a r t l f l c a t a fit) m b 4 H a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , on th* (Irat w ssks In Ih s a n d y s a r of la a u a n r a . t h a daa no lo C o u n ty , KlorlUa, a t hla c o n s s c u l l v s M onday III lha m onth of cr l p t lo n of t h a p r o p a r t y , an o f f l c o In th o c o u r t h o u s o of S a n f o r d l l s r a l d . Noram har, H U w h i c h la lha D A T E D t h is J t t h d a y o r th a n i m a In w h i c h It w aa l i b d a y a f N o r t m b a r , H it aatil C o u n ty a t S a n f o r d . F l o r aaaaaaar ara aa fo llo w a: 14a, w ithin sla c a l s m l a r Hoptambsr. lttl. D a t a d th la l a t d a y o f OctC a r t l f l c a t a No. 1151 T a a r m o n t h s f ro m t h s t l m s o f t h s (HEAL ) nhar. t i l l l a an an ca 1941 f i r s t p u h l l r a t l o n o f t h i s nollcs, A r t h u r If H s c k w l t h . J r (MEAL) llaasrlptloa a f P roparfyt C l o r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t K s r l i e l s lm o r ilsnisrol s h a l l A r t h u r II D achwllb. J r . T«ot 30 Ovlado T a r r a c a , l*!a By; M a r t h a T. Vlhtan b s In w r lllm r . e n d s h a l l s l a t s C lark Circuit C ourt t h a plan# o f r s s M s n r s a n ‘ D e p u t y C le r k Book It p a i s 4 Hamluol* County, Florida OK 3A N FO K I) Nam a In w hich assaasad p o s t of t ic s s ' l d r s s s o f t h s P u b l i s h Sapt. ]« A Oct. I. 10, I'uMlah Oct I. ID, 17, JI. D ll T> A R u th Hants!. All of sa l c l a i m a n t . s n 4 s h a l l bs s w o r n IT. 1103. 20J-0H E. 1st ST. FA 2-09SJ CD N -1 p r o p s r t y h s l n g In t h a C ount t o l>y t h s c l a i m a n t , a a s n t . a t C P M -'o j of Msmlnola, H u t a o f Ktor l \ TIIK. t l l t t I I T I 'l l ! It r (IK t n r n a y , am i a n y su c h c l a i m v i n o : o r r t m . i r n%i.i T i l l ! M Y T H J l l l l i m . | I II . Ida. IttlaBa su c h csrtlflrat o r it-rnam t n o t s o tlleil s h a l l NOTICK IM VIRItKOY OIV ( I IT (IK %M l KOII t i ; t f !• ■hill Its ra d a a m a d a c c o n lln b s volll. KN t h a t , p u r s u a n t to Mum to hiw t h a p r f i p s r t y d s s c r l h a M l l . i : t l H Y T Y . IT .D ll It) \ , J o h n Mima 1 l l % M i:il9 Hll. |;L h 7 In auch c a r t l f l c a t a w ill ha aol As e x e c u t o r o f t h s l . a s t rtiary F i n a l O acraa ran dar ai o n t h a S l r d d a y o f d ap lam b ar. t o the b t f b e e t b i d d e r at th CITY Ml VI MO* HANK OK W ill anil T a a l a m a h l of IT r i r t K l L t. l * , W i l l i a m Flr> a n t . l U c a s e d A. D. 1941. In t h a t c e r t a i n f r o n t door o f t h a Msnilno w i n . l e r m s t H s , I t a l n s s __________ c a u a a p a u d l n e In l h a Celfftlll C o u n ty C ourt l l o u s a a t Man r i a ln tlf f * im C o u r i Ti» ar r*T fiTr RjinlnoTa "FJfd, riifldbe "U tkf ~ttr«t -----------------------------------------a. W a n t C o u n ty . Kleirnia. In C h a n c a ry Monday In t h s m o n t h of N*»v 1 LA M. M-NNO. a t a), A ttornsys No. i i -7•• w t i e r t li i o r a c h em b er, i *<t. w h i c h la tha 4th ASIOUNMNUf LOW NKOl I xfentlA nla. | S 4 P ark Avenue, o 111: It.V \ItI» Is p l a i n t i f f an d day of N o v atu b ar, 1943. \ (I I II K OK a I IT IS W ln ts r P ark . F lorida fM tsd th is 1st d a y of Oct MOMTOAUi; KOHK.i 1.041 III; P u b l i s h Hspt. I t . • * A «X-t. KIIIHY U A l.T L It and IKMIIII W A L T K It, hla w i f a t a r a d s - on sr. I ra j. f i l l ILA M 9‘ttN N O 1 to. ISO . MK.aillK SI Ki CN K NOM N C l'M -JJ _____________ f a n d a n t s . t h a u n d a r a l g n s d .«• t If KALI c l e r k of e«|i| C o u r t. H i l l a t A n h u i II n s ' k f t lt h , J i . A.Mi r i l l All | a « . t i e e c U l m U d " v o l i m - U P A P F I.I F VI TUh Clark C ircu it 0 » u rt. 1 1 oVIiiok A. M, on \Y*d* I n te re a te I y* t l i r n u | h , u n ­ Fllll TAX IIF F ir Msniliiuls C o u n t y , K l i r l d a n aad ay . o o l o h a r 14. A. f>. 1941. d e r nr M . i l n a t t h e a fo re | « , s . m l . 14 F l o r i d a h l a t u l r s o f f a r f o r <ut«* a n d asll to th a I'uMIsh Oct. 3. 10. 17. 31. 1943 eald per»*>n a t luiui h l a h a a t anti hu«t lilddsr for CON.3 701 U horab) n N i i TI i * M I l l i l l i l U V »ilV- caah a t t h s f ro n t h v s i t ) door t h a t a C o m p l a i n t t o foractoee M i n t s: n r s t - i - i . i t sritv .b KN, T biil T M l i s a l I h r h old- of t h a b-im tnoU C o u n t y C o u rt a certain m o r t a a i a encumber- | s-iiii n s n»;s:i> r r of M r fu llo w llltf m - r u n c a l * 9l<»ua# In S a n f o rd Klorlda. th a In a the follow tua deicribed I n - M o d s a b l o s r t l f b - a t r for ' ollonr liitf lissrrlOsit pn»|v«?rty, l*»er. IUl.14 K lo r ld a «| a lu tr a r e a l p r o p e rt y , t o - w l t t . t i n deed lo b s I ssu sd l l i s r a - l y l n a a n d halite In Ramlnota a*l I ait M l. O A K L A N D IllLLX NOTICK IX H K IIL H Y O IV cm riis isrtlflo ata n u m b e r C o u r t ') . Klorlda. t o w l t : aucurdlud to th e plat a n d y r a r ot I s s u a n c s . Ilm d a s Com intn* o a t th o Mouth BX T h a t K u g t n a L a K i l r t h a t h e r e o f ae r e c o r d e d In P lat ( r l p t l o n of Ills p r o p e r t y , a n d ed<r of flatnliiAtlF 111vcl. ItiiltUr o f tti f f o l lo w in g c t r t l Hook 13, P u u « e 43 a n d 41 t h s n a m s In w h i c h It w a s l i d faat K a t i of t h a Kaat f l i a t r ha« (Had >ald r a r t l M c a t a k'ubllt' I D c o rd * o f Meminole hi* Uouud l - s a s s s d a r s a s f o l lo w -: l l o r d s r of tw.t 14•• lllock for tax U*#d t o C o u n ty , K lo rld a th«r#Qii. Tha c a r t l f l c a t a n u m ­ | ItfloalC No. 112* T sar of P >it dilta'hall’a S u rv e y of h a a bean filed -an a mat y<*u t h a M »aas K Lavy ( Ir a n t . bar a n d jraar of tt*u*uca. t h a In t h e a b o v e - e t y l e d su it, a n d I s s u a n . s ItSI l l r s r r l p l l o s s u> P r o p r s i n a c c o r d l o k to p lat t h a r a o f d aacrlp llo u o f l h a p r o p e r l y , y o u a r e r e q u i r e d t«> aerve a r o p y of y o u r A n a w e r o r o t h e r li . SIS F t. v a «»J Ft. W r s c o r d a d In t h s p u b lic rs- ansi t h a n a m e In w filch It c-trila of Hsmliiol** C o u n ty . k b l . M . i l Aft a * fo llo w s: „ r mi ; t'o r . o f N i l '* . »f I 'l e a d l n n to t h e C o m p U i u t on Hull w till F t n n s F t c Klo rltla r u n H o u th srly a t C a r t l f l c a t a No. 114 Y aar of P U l m U f i ANDBItl ‘'3 Ft. 4. t I S F t . ( b o s s l t d . » HON Ul T l DEAN U )W N r i g h t ,»i»al*e to Meinlitola UaUAfica 1940 lla a r r lp lh ia « f 9*n»|»ari> s Mrutloh lu T o w n s h i p 21 I ta n o # lUvd. to t h a Mouth b o r d a r i BBH< 333 of tald M o t a i K. l.avy |«ola 5 lllock J U l Addition t o i H a s t i . a n t r a t I v e o u e , u r l a t o lo . Klo rld a, a n d f ile t h e o r i g i n a l N a m s In w h i c h a- s« s « c d P. K r a u t , t h a n c a t u r n fa da* Lock h a r t ' s Hub dlvtaion N am a In w h ic h o a a a i i o d l*ao i \ n «vt#r o r o t h * Iffass t o th o Kaat 54 frwt. p . P a u l s ! . All o f -al-l p r u n s r t r P l e a d i n g Itl Ihsiti-s 4n i la g r sa s to th a * t«o!a L I l u t n t r . All of • a i d [ t h a office of (ltd C l e r k of t h a h s . u a In Hi* i.'ounly o f Hsmlp u l s , m a t * Of F l o r i d a Cul*»a N o r t h to t h s Mouth h o r d a r p r o p e r t y halo* i n t h e C o u n ty C i r c u i t C o u r t on o r tie fo ra t h a t4 lh day o f O cto b er. 1»43. of huntliiola llo u lav ard , of dam lnola. XtAta of Klorlda such v s r lf lc o lts shall bs rst h a n c a 50 faat W es terly l* ii la 4d auoh c a r t l f l u a l e ah.ill If you fall to d o ko, a d e cree U ssin sd a c c o r d i n g lo la w t b s a l o n g t h s H o u th srly hor* ha r#sle«*mrd a c c o r d i n g to law p ro c o n f e te o w i l l be t a k e n p r o p a r t y d s a c r l t i s d In s u c h c a r d a r o f Msmlnola Klvd. lo d aecrlh ad In su c h c a r t l f l c a t a a g a l n e t y uu f o r t h a relief dal l f i c a t s will b s sold to t h s w ill ha aold to t h a hltfheal hid- (.tun led in t h e C o n i p l i t u t p o l t u Of bsglutiltiil M y lies b lddsr a t th s fro n t h aid » via In IU l x m ad e to j d a r n t the f r o n t d o o r of th e T u la Notice ah.ill ha p u b ­ d o o r «f t h a ttsu iln o l* C o u n t y i ; . i u r l l l u u t # a t H an fo rd . F l o r - *j t l s f y t h e t a r m i •»f eald Hum- | Xeminole C o u n t y C o u r t l l o u a a l i s h e d once a w e e k for (o u r a t Sanford. K lorlda. on t h e c o n s e c u t i v e weeks in th e .SailH I G H S T Y L E D # # # LOW PR IC K D G R O U PIN G I la i i. t h s f i r s t i l o n d a y In m i r y K l u t ! Decree. fIrat Monslay In t h a m o n t h of f o rd Herald. tha" m o n t h o f N n v s W b s r , • #**. (HEAD .Novambar. 1943. w h ich !• t h e D A T E D (hla !<9;h day or H l, 'i , .a «:lt d»> o f N o*A r t h u i It Deckwllh* J r . ' ♦’tU'oOrt' K »« TO*. I n«*er fc -(a# .. . u (laue. Da<i«n ttd'Oo**v Xapteuiber. Ilk * . An C l e r k .f C i r c u i t • a r t lilt day of November* 1943. ■- • e u i tm n cod l * t *«j j '*c. Doc* %p tg boni.i. ir*.oa * ' J v *.> I»« D a te d t h is l e t d a y of O c t ­ l a E A L ) lu * i'd fo* hctuliiola C o u n ­ D a . v l tills 1st d s / o f 0--1da »jvnj faatpiai a-.d ••peaai.e ueroo.ng m aowh p.ece. The :pe ober. 1943. \ thu. H B« rkw Ith. J . . t y , K lo rld a o o s r . 1**1. woithy. fco, touefwli/ «oiepienv«etad wfc bwm.kSed brou diamtr poMi. o c a r te d b'3*« I tul.A Ll C l a r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t THOM AM a. M P g E ll (H E A L ) legt. Trva coeprwetson 3«va yeori d t a r w e a . d/owart a e cae*er-Ow»ded o rd do*#A r t h u r **• lie. k w ith , J r . II > M a r t h a T \ A i t h u r It. B s c k w l t h . J r . . U t o r n e y (o r P l a i n t i f f ♦o fad (or added iRef«u»e Hoe<horv# evirrof for hood to »aa rtUet»*on. Highly raom/nanded C l a r k C i r c u i t C o urt. D e p u ty C l e r k * C U t k C i r c u i t i.'ourl JU May Holla Avsnui rowr ) wodm« c t c* bwdge*. p/ochco1. / pr w«d u»-1 ^ • tc ‘ - • ’*n y SomllioU ' ..Ullt) Klo rlda P o b lla h 4e ,'L 13. 19, *•. A C/-t. haltfwrd. K loflda , h s.n li.o is C o u n t y F l o r i d a ‘ w/ ta t c - e a * to - ct# x / •♦.. .♦odor c# at 1 P ub lD ll U»**- J, 10, IT. •!, i'Jd'l 3. 1943. F i h U s l i V O . S. I*. i f . t l . l»*»- P u b l i s h o u t . 3* 1943. CDAl-42 U U M s-l Legal Notice W ira B O ct. 3 , 1963 By Mr*. Adam M iller DeBary Boy Scout Troop 320 recently held a Board of Review at Uie Recreation Hall of tbe First Station with a total of 31 merit badges and advancements achieved. Tom Colley qualified for Life Scout and Bobby Scott for (irat ciasa. An application fur Eagle Scout baa been requested by the board for Larry Hughes. Those qualifying for merit badges were Joe Christberger, painting and home repair; George A. Achilles, surveying and photography; Tommy Colley, music, cooking citi­ zenship in the community, bird study, reading and citi­ zenship in the home; Bobby Scott, home repairs, cooking, painting and scholarship; Joe Vickers, woodworking, painting and scholarship; Bill Vickers, first aid and painting and Larry Hughes, marksmanship, public health, nature, reptile study, fire- manship, safety nad citizen­ ship in the nation. A Court of Honor to present the badges and advancements will be held in the near fu­ ture. Making up the Board of Re­ view were Burton LaRoy, chairm an; Chris Heneke, dis­ trict committee chairman; Bob Cleveland, commission­ er; Wayne Hughe*, scout­ master and A. 1). Achilles, E. O. Thompson, Frank Lay mel and Scott Corbett. ANNUAL P L A N T S! HARDY - COLORFUL PETUNIAS IN INDIVIDUAL POTS (•rupeville Nursery 2231 Grapesille A sr. FA 2-0M6 "Scolta Dealer’* iDOC's SERVICED RADIO & TELEVISION | SALES & SERVICE 4. IU w « o o 614 LA U R EL OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 10 -DOC’s SERVICE Week • End Special! U. S. CHOICE FLAVOR AGED BEEF 6 4 DODGE E A K B t S i f -BONELESS FELL CUT-----i B * | k J B a | k 4 p ------ LB. : N O W ON D ISPLAY A T t PRICE GOOD THRU SAT. Seminole Co.Motors •lld E. l«t. St. >« Sanford MATHER QfUft * Goodtail u w>iiM J) 3 Pc. Italian Contemporary Bedroom beautiful, ttetv Florentine Pecan *1 ALSO AVAILAlLi U m, 4«ok(«»« I H T'-oie Dteasar eed Deii a. k b i V l l U*m*-V �fft»» VmtTirrfl JrrtTB Lake Mary Club Benefits School Library Village Groups Meet To Plan Annual Event Children of the Lake Mary Elementary School thia term are enjoying the u*« of a much improved library due, in f a large part, to the work of the Lake Mury Women'* Club. A drive, conducted by the club from Sept. 15, 1002 through Sept. 1 of thia year to benefit the library, resulted in a total of 217 book* and 92S0.3i! being turned over to the school. ^ The fund* were raised v through sponsoring a chicken supper, a theater party and from individual donations which included $25 from Mrs. Frank Evans, president of the club and $50 from the club itself. In addition to the 217 books collected in the drive, a do­ nation of 45 Little (joldeu Woman’s Club Meeting Set For Oct. 16 By Jane Casselberry The first meeting of the 198364 year for the Cassel­ berry Woman’s Club will be held at 7:30 p.m. on Wednes­ day. Oct. 18. No meeting will be held today a* called for under regular schedule. The opening meeting will be a combined business and soc­ ial one and all new residents cl the town are invited to at­ tend to become better ac­ quainted with their neighbors 1 who are members of the cluv and to make new friends. Circle To Meet The North Orlando Our Lady’s Circle of the Church of the Nativity will meet at 8 p.in. today at the home of Mrs. JoAnn Sills, 11 N. Cortez Ave. MRS. HAZEL FLYNT, Lake Mary Elementary School librarian, check* out some of the new book* added th ro u g h a drive aponnoretl by the Lake Mary Women’s Club to from left, Otis Sjoblom, Mary Bordeaux, Cecil Kdnrds and David Hartman. (Hernltl Photo) Books, suitable for first grad- donated by Dr. Frank Leone, era, was made and two new Total books donated to the books, “The Life of Kobert library, excluding the Little E. Lee” ami "Lincoln” were (iolden Books, number 395. Approximately 300 more are, needed to reach accreditation standards which would have been accomplished this yenr except for the large influx By Jane Casselberry ot new student* at the school. VFW Post 10050 of Cassel­ Principal Floyd Uichards, berry and its Auxiliary will who advises that accredita­ Join other groups from the tion standards definitely will seventh ami eighth districts be met this year, adds that on Sunday. Oct. 13, for n the club has licen a tremen­ caravan to the veterans hos- dous help in roping with this pltal in Lake City where problem and that, altogether, they will distribute gifts such hook* and funds, a total of as paper back books, puzzles, some 500 books hnve been writing materials and tooth­ added to the library by this paste to the patients. group. Anyone wishing to contri­ New books bought include bute any of the above listed sonio of the “ Easy to Head” items -rm»y--d*-*c—bji-cuntacL. -strivM—far first -and. second ing Commander (leorge Ho. graders, nature studies and ward. looks dealing with national holidays and life in a typical Constant nagging helps a small town. One new series child develop a “deaf” ear. takes tho children into for­ VFW Posts Plan Hospital Visit eign countries and capitol* for study of industry, people, their customs and dress, Mrs. Hazel Flynn, librarian, commended the Women’s Club saying “ My heartfelt thanks to the luke Mary Women's Club for Its interest in our library. It has been a pleasure to come In the school this year and see the shelves being filled. I cannot say often enough how much help these women have been. Mrs. Hugh Tillia, education chairman for the club, com menting on the project, said “Though we have ended our drive, we plan to he of ar.y help we can to tho school library ami Mrs. Flynt.” Mrs. Olin Boutweil, whose untiring efforts as chairman nf. the hc»k drive rontributH largely to its success, express­ ed her appreciation to all par­ ents who sent bools and eon tributed funds to help in thr project. Oei, 8, 1908 — Pair* Ry Mona Grinstead The executive board of the North Orlando'Cirhr Associa­ tion met Monday night in the Civic Building with bourd! members of other village or­ ganizations to discuss forming community-wide group to plan and sponsor a Christmas Party for the youngsters with games, refreshments and a visit from Santa Claus. Other organizations repre­ sented were the North Or­ lando G a r d e n Club, Our (.ally's Catholic Circle and the Volunteer Fire Department. Reports will be nude by those attending to the individual groups. Another meeting will he held on Monday, Oct .14. in the Civic Building to definite­ ly decide if the plans nude Monday night meet with ap­ proval of all organizations concerned. If all agree, three members from each partici­ pating club will l>e appointed to serve as a planning com­ mittee for the event. Fire Chief Bill Hahn an­ nounced that the volunteer firemen will collect toys again thia year. Legion Unit Sets Sale By Jane Casselberry American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Unit 2M of Cassel­ berry will hold a rummage sale c« Friday, Oct. II, at the Super Vain Store park­ ing lot on Sit 436. Anvnne with good -used clothing or household items which could he donated to the project may call Mr*. Harold Kryder, auxiliary president or any member of the Unit. DISCOUNT AND TRADK PRICKS GOOD THUUS. - FRI. - SAT. ONLY GE Personal Portable Only I” and One-llalf PountU Light Daylight Hliie Picture Tube Htiill In Telescoping Antenna Model M H I HIG H SPEED DRYER 115 or 230 Volt V«when operated s«.‘ on cifnef ;115 Volfs, dr 230 vtjlti rm mwmm sum ommamst JdtStBfI Brilliantnewsporiscoupemtbemediumpuceclassl JfftStfff88 BrandnewM setBternu...efinewlirwtrpacef You're looking at Oldsmobilu’a now high performer—Jets tar I! 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Mora comfort and mutability from a three-inch-longer wheelbase, rugged Guard-Ream Frame, and a wider stance than atari Plus more ftaiurta . . . aior# fashion . . . more of ntnO im g' Step into your Oldamobil* Dealer's today and atep out in a mora-for-tkamonay F-8AI o l d s m o s iii* n in c tv k io h t. sra nrins t u n a h d yn a m ic ........ ........................................VISIT TOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED OLOSMQIILE QUALITY DEALER! • aa. jo t o t a r i. ta v a rs w a* e a t esaeeeeassaateeeesaeeeeasaaeeeeaaeeeeaaaeeeeeeeeaeseeee HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO., Corner Second and Palmetto i • ■D0NT MILS THf AWJRD WINNING “GARRY MOORE SHOW" • TUESDAY RIGHTS . Ctt-TYT* OPEN f% FRIDAY NIGHT Plenty Of Free Parking 5".!5 W. 1st St. �M M Lake Monroe Jottings Busy Girl Is Lib Methvin, Casselberry Man In School For With Radios Telephones Flight Officers Soulhside PTO Hails Principal Frances found out about the latest styles In permanents? * * • Jim and Mary Johnson , and Buddy Hawkins left Sun­ day for Louisiana where Mary and Jim will reside and Southside School was named manship, safety nad citizen­ By Mrs. Adam Mailer Buddy will visit for a few Om of thfbual**t gal* la the “finest in the county" DeBary Boy Scout Troop ship in the nation. days. Had a call from Jim town U MR* Lib Melhrtn, A Court of Honor to present and be said that It Is hunting Tuesday night as Frank Me- 520 recently held a Board of wboM job; would make' bcr the badges and advancements bane presided over the first Review at Lie Recreation Hall season out there and he saw the envy ef molt women . . will be held in the near fu­ four antelnpes bemg brought meeting of the year for Southof the F irit Station with a ■ha f«ik« oa the ’phone aQ In. • • • The ladies of the side PTO. day and order* men around. D ial of 31 merit badges and ture. Upsaia Presbyterian church Making up the Board of Re. She preilde* orer a con­ "The success of this school, advancements achieved. are meeting at the church glomeration of five teleview were Burton LaRoy, as depicted in the morale ol Tom Colley qualified (or and making cancer dressings. pbonee, four radio*, an int«rThey had a sew-fest last the students and the general Life Scout and Bobby Scott chairman; Chris Bcneke, dis­ eom and aa *»»oetment of atmosphere that prevails, trict committee chairman; .................... for lirat class. •witch** la the dlepatcher’e Training Unit, Cadet Bln*-, d" * ul b#u 0rUDdo week at the home of Olga Hunter. • • • Sunday will be « « b“ « •*•*•4. uf» ?“•| toMth , An application for Eagle Boh Cleveland, commission­ ham was flown to Pensacola Iflday evening. Of couris we office at tb* iherifT* held°» **»• P a l p a l . Mr*, Scout hat been requested by er; Wayne Hughes, scouton Sept, *< for flight train in g ., * 00' U o ji Ti m - Homecoming and Rally Day •**»*• quarter* a t W»* county Jail Velma Mitchell." the board tor Larry Hughe*. master and A. B. Achillas, Before entering the Navy he > “ knows bow to at the Wesleyan Methodist •ix day* a week from I a. A hearty round of applause Those qualifying for merit E. O. Thompson, Frank Laywas graduated from Emory klck ,h*1 b , ‘ s *w qu te * Church of Paola. Rev. Baker greeted the PTO president'* m.-4 p. ra. told me In a phone conversa­ badges were Joe Christberger, inel and Scott Corbett. and Henry College In E m ory.i *■* " » ld*n,» ov. e r Her office 1* the nerve cen­ Richard tion that It will be an all remarki, aa he presented the painting and home repair; Va., and Big Creek High .. . . . . . thare. The . . . . . . Boyds, . te r of couaty law enforcement School, War. W. Va. Myers family, Nichols fam- day affair with dinner on principal, who, in tuns, tntr> George A. AchiUf*. surveying and Lib u»*i her band* and duced the school faculty for and photography: Tommy In college Bingham was a ,n ‘J J S*W| ^m0n*,v, the grounds and a special thia year. her feet to operate the equip­ service at 2 p. m. lie also Colley, music, cooking citi­ member of the Beta Lambda f«w 0,tlfh5mc J kfld J? m ent o»ed la communicating In other action, officers and zenship in the community, said that the Church Band Zata Fraternity. bl0< » <»J«h Scbool) d d £** with the varlou* member* ef 111 go to Intercession City committee chairmen were In­ bird study, reading and citi­ After four month* to pre1? ey t i a * w0“' the aberltr* department and troduced and Included Mrs. HARDY - COLORFUL zenship in the home; Bobby I flight training, he will be derful. Lynn Giles and daugh- tomorrow night to give e con­ Florida Highway dlipatcher ta M. L. Reborn J r., first vice cert In the Methodist Church Scott, home repair*, cooking, commissioned an E n s i g n . ,er* s >lvl,> ,n<1 1 accompan* PETUNIAS IN DeLand and Orlando. 1USNR, and will begin the ac­ led the band there. The neat there. Also a revival will be­ president; Mrs. Mitchell, sec­ painting and scholarship; INDIVIDUAL POTS Alt telephone call* and ond vice president; Mrs. Amy Joe Vickers, woodworking, tual flight training phase that out of town trip will be to gin next Tuesday evening In Anderson, secretary; Gene radio meiiagea p a n through Daytona. • • Lost, LOST, the Paola Church. • • • Saw painting and scholarship; will lead to his designation aa Crapeville Nursery her office and. a t tlmci, Lost. A bracelet with a very Grace Ann Spivey hobbling t m , u r *r; i *r , ‘ ' oU* Bill Vickers, first aid and a Naval Aviator. 3221 Grapcville Ave. thing* get *o hectic that ahe lot of sentiment behind it. about Tuesday. She still has W i l l i a m * J r., devotional painting and Larry Hughes, FA 2-09S# refera to her little domain a* chairman; Mrs. R. F. Gra­ Helen (Mrs. J. B.) Stapler her leg In a cast but says marksmanship, public health, MISS LIU METHVIN " S c o t t o Dealer” the “ ulcer department." has lost her gold charm bra­ that it will be taken off this ham, room mother chairman; nature, reptile study, fireAll tranicriptlon* muat be celet on the Monroe School weekend and the can then Mrs. Dick Aiken, publicity; station and ACL's Jacksonyears ago. typed up la her log for fu­ grounds. The bracelet was return to school. • • • Talking Ben Butler, carnival chair­ Her Job entails a good vile office. SERVICE ture reference and. In addi­ given to her by her children. to Lenore (Mrs. J. E.) An­ man, and Bert Hollingsworth, Important events I knowledge of the entire coun­ Other tion to her other taaki, ahe membership chairman. Linda and Clark, aa a wed­ drews the other day. She will ty, as ahe must know each which kept her hopping were operate* by remote control Hallowe'en carnival chair­ Admissions ding anniversary gift. There enter an Orlando hospital this area and which deputies are the bank robberies In tha the door* to tb* Jail acctlon. assigned there so th at ahe »outh end of the county snd Jefferson Davis, Mary Keen- was one little charm on It weekend for a general check­ man utler announced plans Lib moved to Sanford when «n. Wlnnell Barker, Thereia and It says “ Happy Anniver­ up. Their son, Joey, and his progressing well for the an­ can dispatch them quickly to crashes of Navy Jets. •he w*i a year old from SeIt la also her duty In the Britton, Cleo Thompson, Al- sary" on It. She hopes It will new bride, who were married nual Oct. 31 event. He further the scene when accidents or bring and hai lived here ever event of emergencies to noil- ma Taylor, Mat C. Sturdi­ be found or better, still, may­ Saturday, are residing in Or­ stated that questionnaires will crimes are reported. elnce, attending local acbooli ambulancts, hospitals, vant. Janet Johnson, Angela be someone baa already lando. Good luck to them in be sent home In the near fu­ One of the busiest times ly •r.i graduating from Seminole wreckers, and newapapars. Ogleaby, Christina Buckner, found It and does not know to their marriage. They are two ture which are to he signed she has experienced a t her High School. Llb'a friendly voice la fam- ail of Sanford; Jamea N. Me- whom It belongs. You can nice people. • • • Thia month and returned to the school. work occupied when an Atin th e ..r a il Mebane told of the forth­ Taiitir-Coast Lire, tralp .col­ lilac to many central Florid* Cloakey, Fred Grolllmund, of contact her at the Monroe for the witches and pum­ eatate builaeia before going lided with a gas truck last Uw enforcement officer* who DaBary; Ray Sweat, Carrie School during the day where pkins and hots goblins,- ghosts, coming school trustee election to work aa dlipatcher 2W North, of Longwood; ahe la the secretary or at etc. The Wilson School PTO on Nov. 3 ami read-quaKflexr. year in Altamonte Springs. have never aaen her but who At th at time she was In con­ have found her always willing Dorothy Sue Wooley, of Ge- at night at her home. • • • will have Its annual Hallowe­ lions for this office. He also Doc and Frances Warren re­ en Carlval the last of the told of the constitutional stant communication with all to assist them in any way nave, turned home Tuesday from month. It always Is a real amendment* to be on the she could and equal to every Births sheriffs department ears, the e o rsrr n r Miami where they spent aev good one and this year will same ballot. emergency. Mr, and Mri. Michael Keen­ highway patrol, the railroad • n i r i u wtaecTsow Mrs. Williams conducted notice t* H B R rar atvan, baby boy, Mr. and Mrs. eral days attending a Beauty be no exception. Keep it in EN that lh* Dssrd of R.rolaol. tha devotional for the first Abraham Buckntr, baby boy, Convention. Wonder what mind. We will have more on C«unlr. FtarUa. kae .all.* far I all of Sanford. a Rp.elel Klsetlsa to ka ksia this later. • • • I have a meeting and the flag cere­ la asmlnols Countr. FtorMa. ea i t t h e r m c i r r < m r t o r NOTSCSS o r APPI.IPATION Discharges r e q u e s t for a poem that was mony was under the direction ths Ith U r of N®*om7>»f. A. T i i r . n i n t h - i r m i - t A L I IRr o n tax d e e d I Annie Clark, Banjamln Fink, used q u i t e a while back. I t s of representatives of the Boy n. l i s t , far tka purpaaa at n i t n r a n d r o s e a r w i karlne ths r*elat*rs<l voter, v n i . r t r n C N T T . f i . d r d a . iS 'V w ef | Nannie Perry, Squire Wright. c a l l e d New Friends and Old and Girl Scouts. • f Remlnol. Canalr. FtarMs. m i a n c l k t n o . t s u a A social period followed In N O T I C E i s i i e r c t t o i v Helen Gootlsperd, Ella Mae Friends. wot# far ar seslast Chaptsr t h e d o w k r t a a v i n o a EN. T h a t n W. flrh o o le r a f t Brook*, Elsy Queen, the school lunch room at e s - t a i l , Act at tha LaalttaMrs WASHINGTON (UP!) — Make new friends, but keep t h a h o l d e r of t h a follo w in g tura of ths Rtata of Florl*., BA N K which time it was announced P l a i n t i f f . r a r t t f l c a t a h i * f i l ' d ca ld c t r t l- Mary Suprenant and baby The State Department has in the old beeoml.a sftsetlva. sal* Act f l r a t a f o r tag d-<d t » ha I m u - boy, that the third grade had won Mr*. Bobbie Jackson' formed Russia that the United rh0, e are silver, these are fc"*-A * ACT RKLATTNYl TO J O H N w . L O B E, e t o i a n d at »d t h a r t o n . T h a c e r t t f l r i t e and baby girl, all of Sanford; States still conildera Nation-1 the room count. gold! n u m h » r a n d y a a r o f liauanca, THE BOARD o r COON- at p e f e n l a n t a t h a d a c r r lp l l o n o f t h a p ro­ Olga Hansen, Colon Dempler, •list China a t tha “ legitimate Brows mx> wrinkle, hair t t coMMinstostcRa o r n o t ic e op a riT in p e r t y . a n d tha n a m * In which RESIINOLE COtTNT T: ADgrow gray, TMontzw* a A n > b o a r d M O NTH AtiM F O R K t L O . t R E It » , i a i M M t d a r e a - fotlowc: of DeBary; Hsrvey Swanson. government in China.” TOi J o h n XV. I s t m t a n d Allea T*» r o f | of L a k e Mary; William C a r U f t c a t a No. 1*11 The department announced Friendship never k n o w s to acquirn a r it e ro n i t L o w . , h i t w l f . l a a u a n a a l i l t M I O If E n t-MARNINQ; Oalnes, of Lake Monroe. Wednesday that it had sent r decay; Itaaarfptlaa «f P ra p arty i PROVIDI.TO r o n DONA R E N I D E N C R l tTNKNOWN note to Russia Sept. 19 saying Cherish friendship in your TION o r L A N D t o th e A N D T O i Alt p a r t i t a c l a i m i n g fy>ta 1 A a lllock S L a k e f tllg a I n t a r a a t a h f , t h r o u g h , u n ­ P a r k . P l a t Book » P a g e IS S T A T S : A I T I IO R I X IN O the United States considered breast d e r o r a g a ln tt t h a aforeN am e In w h i c h aectaaed t h e IBRt’ ANCK O F EATthe Nationalist Chinese d e n a ­ New is good but old Is best U. S. CHOICE FLAVOR AGED BEEF eald pertone F r a n k A Phvllla a t a h l l e All DfJNCE O F I N D E B T E D T O t l A R E h e r . h y a n t l f l . 4 nf a a l d p r o p a rty h a l n g In th e N O T IC E o r A F F I.I C A T tO N NE SS TO n-VA-N Tf, T H E ture on the nuclear test han So make new friends, but n u n t y of oanilnola, 3 U ! | of t h a t a C o m p l a i n t t o f o ra c lo e e FOR T S « DEESV p IT RT It A R E O F RAID keep fie old c e r t a i n m o r t g a g e e n c u m b e r ­ F l o r i d a , t ’nlaaa a u e h aartlfl- I n . c . I k l .tS F l e r ld a S t a l a l e e treaty "valid.’* Russia had LAN DRr ing t h e f o l lo w in g d u t c r l b e d r a t a a h a l l t.« r a d a a m a d a< co r d ­ |of intai Hutchtaoa protested the Nationalist sign- New ones are silver, but the r o t , a r t y , t o w l t : i n g to U w t h a p r o p e r t y daaNo t i c e ia h e r e m t o i v C h a ir m a n . is Id ones are gold. C n m m l a e l . n . r . In »n-I for T D T CUTB SIANDR, UNIT be eo |,l tn th e h l g h c e t bidder I e r o f t h e fo llo w ln e c e r t i f i c a t e H-mlaols Caontr. rtorlita NO. I. a c c o r d l n e t o th e a t t h e fro n t d o o r o f t h a t t e m l - l h a e filed eald c e r t i f i c a t e for ATTESTi p l a t t h e r e o f aa r e c o r d e d n o te C o u n t y C o u r t l l o u . e a t l a x d e e d to he leeued t h e r e o n (a) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. In P l a t Book 11, P a g a iso. H a n f o rd , Florida, o n t h e flret T h e certificate n u m b e r an d Clark Of tha Board of County P u b l i c Record# o f S e m i­ M o n d a y In th a m o n t h o f N o t - y e a r o f latu an ce. t h e d e e c r lp rommlaalonara tn and for n o l e C o u n ty , F l o r i d a e m b e r . ISIS, w h ich le th e I t h tl o n n f th e p r o p e rt y , a n d th e Bamlnolt County. Florida b e e n filed a r a l n a t y o n In d a y n f November. 1X 1 n a m e In which It w e e aeae aa. PubEah Oct S. IS. IT. St, 1SSS hae t h a a b o v e e t y l e d eu lt, a n d you D a t e d th is l e t d a y o f O c t - I ad a r e av fnltowe: CDN-IS a r e r e q u i r e d to e e r v a m ro p y o h e r , ISSt. I C e r t i f i c a t e Ns. 1SS4 T e a r of Mrs. H. L. Have you started airing out those winter clotaes? I haven't but a:ter that cool night Tuesday (to met guess By Jane Cataelberry I had better alter that coo', Gtcnn S. Bingham, aon of ISir. and Mri. t rank Bing­ sorry to hear about a babyham, of 330 Hibiicua Road. cut our way being bitten by Casselberry, hai aucceaafully a rat Monday sight. Her par­ ents were deeply upset by I pasted a aerie* of teita for It but every precaution has Aviation Officer Candidate Training at Pensacola's "A n­ been taken for her. They have tu get L'e rat now so it can napolis of the Air.” Accepted at the Washing be determined If it bad raton, D. C., Naval Air Reserve ' y * '- • • • That was . _a , won. T ^-D eB ary Scouts Hold •h e Page 2 Board Of Review ANNUAL PLA N T S! 1 Hospital Notes |RAM0 & TELEVISION SALES & SERVICE Leqal Notice f '' 9 Legal Notice Legal Notice National China Still Recognized Week - End Special! Legal Notice 6 4 DODGE IR R A L) I s s u a n c e ISSt A rth u r H fle-kw lth. J r . I lle a r tlp llo a of P r a p e r t y t C l e r k C ir c u it C o u r t I lx*t S F e c l n r J a m e e D rive Hemnlole C o u n t y . F lo rid a I J a m e s t o w n , P lat B o o k I P a c e * P u b l i s h Oct. S. 19. 17. St. I K S 71 A IS C D N -l I N am e In w h ich aaaeaeed 1 L e o n a r d A E th el W e a t o n All X IIT II R o r *PPI.ICA1THN of p r o p erty b e i n g tn Ihe FOR T t T D F F .l t I C o u n t y of Hemlnole. S t a t e of I Her. IPt.l* S l e r l d a a t a l a t e e F l n r l d e Cnleee »u.-h c e r t l f l ■f l e w ) l e a l # ah all be r e d e e m e d a c c o r d N O T IC E IH H E B E R T (IIV- I n g t o la w the p r o p e r t y dev. E N . T h a t T Sf D e a l t h e hold- e r l b e d In each c e r t i f i c a t e will e r n f t h e fo l lo w in g c e r t i f i c a t e he eold to the h t a h e e l b id d er h a s filed vald c e r t i f i c a t e for a t t h e f ro n t door of t h e S e m i , t a x d e e d to be l . e u e d t h e r e - I n ote C o u n ty C ourt l l n u i e at on. T h a certlfl,-Ate n u m b e r H an fo rd . Florida, on t h e f i rs t a n d y e a r of l a s u e n r* , th* dea- I M o n d a y In th a m onth uf c r t p t j o n of t h a p r o p e r t y , a n d I N o v e m b e r , ISS1. w h i c h I* the t h a n a m e tn w h i c h It was t t b d a y of N o v e m b e r , t >• 1 a v i e w e r are aa fo llo w * : D a t e d th le lo t d a y o f UctC e r t i f i c a t e No. t i l l T ear of o h e r . ISIS laeu an ee i s il I (h e a d l l e e r e t p t l n a a» P ro p e rt y ! I A r t h u r II B e c k w i t h . J r . t ^ i t JO Dvledn T e r r a c e , P l a t I C l e r k Circuit C o u r t H o n k I t page 1 Hem lnole C o u n t y , F l o r i d a N a m e In w h ic h aw eeved D P u h l l a h Oct. I. IV. 17, 21. I X ) D A Ru th D an iel All of aald | C D N - l IT. tsai. p r o p e r t y being In t h a County cnsi-*«s o f Hemlnole. S t a t e o f F l o r - I IN T i l s : I INI I IT t i l l It r t«F N o I 'l l s: OF PI H l . l r a t i l Ida I nlew . u c h certlfl a t e T i l l : NINTH J I I I I I I S I . t i l l . ! N O T I C E IH I I E B E D Y HIV- alt ill he re d e e m e d a cco rd in g C I ST OF VNII F o i l NKVtl. 1 \ u l e i : t o t M l . t l . o i t l l i %, F. n- t h a t , p u r e u a n t t o S u m ­ t o U w th# p r o p e r t y m ary F i n a l D ecr ee r e n d e r e d In m u h <*»rtlflc#t# w ill h# enltl I ’ll %M K H \ %i». I; li » t H W IN D S H A N K OF o n t h e U r d day o f S e p t e m b e r t o th # hl«h##t h|t|i|# r i t lh# C IT Y A. D. DOS. In t h a t c e r t a i n f r o n t 4o*r of lh # PlTTbFJELD , ru tn tlff. L-*uae_pending_La Alva_Circuit C o u n t y C o u r t _ l l o u t # i t »#• « th# firs t C ourt lo an d f o r Hentlnole ford* K lu r lU . o n F LNNo, #t el. C o u n t y , p 'l o r n a . In C h a n c e ry M o n d a y In th# m o n t h nf N'.nr. | 1LA M I *•' f #ll<l All t • No. tJ.fro. w herein ORACH em b e r * i»<s. w h l i k le th# i t h > n iin : o r ri r r n n. I t K I l N M l D le p t . i l n t l f f and i!4> of N.»v#mh*»r, 1942K l i t n v W A L T E R a n d ID >11111 t>*t#'1 thle l i t tU y of Oct* k O H R U U i : F O H F l I.O M IIF r i » t IL.1 U VNO VV ALT Kit, hie with , a r e de ulnar# 1#4J. ii »:#iiii : m Ft rsKNOW.v f e n d e n l e . th e U 'l d e r e lg n e .l ae ( R E A L ) A rthur H R e r k w l t h . J r . %m > n it ill perilee elelmlee • l e r k o f -aid C o u r t , w l’,1 At lnt#r#»L# t»y. t l i r o u g h . un* C1#fk C i r c u i t Co urt. ” n 7i t i f i s ~ u r » i * r i . i i » s i i i > l l : » d o V I . ' k A. VI. o n Wed«l#r or tRAlntl t h # Afor#* ru n i t s SiFFit Humiiiul# C o u n i y , Flurld* n e a i l a ) . o e t a h e r I*. V. D 1X1. • 4 1>I ( e r r . t a l . l * I 'l o r l d a a t a l a l - a o f f e r f o r »»l» a n d eel! to the I'uhllwh Oct. S. Itl. 1?. SI. 1942 YOU AIII2 h # r # b y n o tifir-l h l u h a a t a n d b r - t b i d d e r for a ml IUIUI t h a t « C o m p lain t t o f«ireeto## | NOTICE Id It 14It EH V iHV- c a e li, e t th e f ro n t t w e e t ! door M M I l i : U »' IIT I.H t n o \ m Cs.rU ln m o r i u a e # # n o u m h#r* k. N T h at T. SI. D e a l lti«ofholdt h e nam lnole C o u n t y C o u rt F llll T U IIF.FI> • r of m e f..l!.,«vtnir r . r t l f l c a t c l l o u e e In S en fo rd F l o r i d a , m e lu g tn# following «lu#«-rlb*>J r# «! prop# riy. t o - w l t : o , v i n e d e e e r lb e d p r o p e r t y , l i t r e IU IU I F lu r ie a i i i i h i m l, , , filed -old • a r l i f l c a i-eo l ifor l4>t 101. i »A K leA.N I » il l l .l- S t><« ,|»*d to h* l . e u e d th ere- l y i n g a n d b e in g In Hemlnoia Ml IMMH NOTICE l* H K R t l i r tilV uciordlu* tu th# put rii* c e r t i f i c a t e n u m b er C o u n t y , Florida, t u w l t : th # r # o f a* r#cor<l«<l In l*Ui a n d y .*r of Iveuailce. ih» devCommence at t h * South KN* T l u ; K u g # n # L # Fair lh# h o l i l t r of th# f o l lo w in g c e r t i ­ Minsk IS. H a i t i (13 a n i 4i p r l b ll o n of ilia iiro p e rly , and edge of S e m i n o l e lit vtl. I'u u lic I p c u f i l i u f h v in in o U | n a nam e In w h i c h H »<ee j : u feet Kavl o f t h e E a s t f i c a t e haa fil#«8 ».»M c e r t i fi e s l e C ounty. Florid*. M u rd er of L. I I S O . lllock f o r t . i \ U##J t«» h# l»»u#«l t . . , . - « l are ee e o llo o r> of \ilL-hell*e S u r v e y of th # r # u n . Th# c # r t l f t c # i # n u m ­ h«* h##n fit#«l 4 u o l n # t y ou C i r t U t S t l S No- 1X3* Year Of b e r aim I jr##r uf ItBUenc#. th# In th # *b ov«-my led s u i t . «nd t h e SI ivet E L e v y t l r a n t , D .U e.'n e IS41 ll.v rrlp ll.a ol reo p erty i a c c o r d l n v lo p l a t t h ereo f •I# ac rlp tlv o s»f th # prop#rtjr, y o u or# r e q u i re d t o e e r v e * r e c o r d e d lo t h e p u b l i c r e- • nil th # n»n># In w hich It w«a I «”»*py «*f y o u r An#vv#r n r » th # r l i c i S t: Ft- N a. I l l F t " I'lo u d ln u to th # C u m p L i l n t un r o r d e of S e m i n o l e County, •••«Ri*#d *rv u# follow*: o f ME Cor. of NW ■» of I f4 Y#ir of ri.tlttltffw 4 ituru#yi*. IShlill* Ituil W IUS FI. N US FI E F l o r i d a r u n S o u t h e r l y a t f 'e rtlfleatff So. NON HUIII. D B A S teOWN. r i g h t auglev t o S, m ill"!. IsftUunc# 1940 DC F t. M. II* F I <l.aee » 4 » |>r«rrl|»tl«iw u f Prti|*#r|>i t >Kj4 a van d#n IllCliO. 332 Hlvd. to Ihe Mouth b o rd er H-ullun 1« T o * u e b l p 11 Itauae O rU ndo. l«oLn 5 Block J M iumon to I i . u#t v t n t r # ! iv«i*u of eeUI Sluvee K. Levy | F l o r i d a , an I fit# t h # orlelt»*1 c,r., it. t h e n c e t u r n »e d e ­ L o c k h a r t # Nuh.|.vl#ion N.u'.e In w h i c h a > m « f l D. Natu# In w h ic h a*#e#i«d L#«* | Au#w#r or o l h # r l'Ut*dli.< lit g r e e . to Ihe K a e t So feet, D. Daniel. All » f a a l d p ro p erly l l ) » i , • vo d e g r e e , to the .v Loi« L U ltln cr. Alt of *411 i t h # offtc# uf th # Oler W *»f lh# p . i n y III t h e C o u n t y o f Heuilor btfor# bole. S ta te of F l o r i d a 1,'nl.v. N o r t h to t h e S u i i t h b o rd er p r o p e r t y b # l n r In t h # County c i r c u i t C ourt on t h # I4tl> day of O c t o b e r s t»4J. of Seminole B o u lev a rd , o f Htwolnol#. H t a t # uf Florida auch c e t l f l c a t e a e h a l l b« r e ­ l ' nl *wx a uc h u#rll flciAl# s ha l l If y ou fall lo do #o. # d«cr«« t h e o c i lo f e e t vveaterly d eem ed a c c o r d l n x to l a * tha a l o i m th e S o u t h e r l y b o r ­ he* r«d##m«d • c c o r d l n u to l»*« p r o cunf#«ao w ill h# t a k # n p r o p e r t y d e e e r l b e d In euch cer•l##criU#d In «u ch c#fUflc»l# #C<aln#t you f o r t h # r e l i e f d#« d e r of S e m i n o l e Hlvd. lo t l t i c a l . *UI h* »ulU to ,l*a thO Cu»!tpU?Ml l/wiw. . w i l l b# »u.U i * in # ltl«h#*L bid- IssaaOddd p u l r it wi o f b e g .......... i n n i n .. g. h l g h t a t b id d er a t t h e front b elt! «.*!• I# . u b« n.4dt to | >ler lh# f.«*nt *lo.>r uf in# TUU Notice s h e l l h e i-1 d o o r u( th e k e m l n o l a CXjuaty f n . i M m i . u * I hcmliiul* C o r . t y C o u r t ll<ia»« I n 9ti «4 one# a w # # k f o r fo ur • A tla f y th # term # C o u r t l l i u e e a t Han ford . FlorI a t Sanford. F l o r i d a , on lb # co n » « cu tlv « wowk# In t h e S an I.la on t h e f l r a l Monday In t n n r y Kinol D#cr«#. I f l r e t Monday lit th # m o n th nf I f ^ r ,j Herald t h e ' m o n th of N o v e m b e r , I f l l . m C A L I D A T E D Iht# I 4 i h d a y of .V' I• • N o t# m b * r , 1943. which I# th # o l , i T I- t h e I t h d*> of NovA« C l t i k o( C t r o u l i t '-urt l i h d a / of N o v e m b e r . H43 1 etapttiubvr, I9vi. • i a IJliS D at«d thia l # t d a y Of Uct' tdbeAL) t u mud fur k # m l n u l # C o u n ­ I t h U l e i dtkjf of CM* Erika H bi j . •#i*#r. 1943. t y , Florid# ot»«r. 1HI. t Bl. Al.» C l# rk of C i r c u i t C o u r t I H II M A C A MPfeJLU {HKXU> lly; M # r t h t T VlHl#n A r t h u r D II#. kwith. J r A t t o r n # / f«»r P l a i n t i f f A r t h u r H. BeokWlUl, J r * i*l#rk i l r t u l l Court. !>«uuiy Cl#r * ^ t U M aunulU A venue C lcrh C i r c u i t C o u rt. Sauilievyl# ( \ s u i i t y Florida Pilbi ah Vr. L 13. 19, •* A U 1. h ull l W« d Tlur.dei , Samluoi* C o u n t y . Florid* 3. 1943. 1 H u U Isli UvL 10. IT. : i. 1943 F u h l l l h Cut. I . DC **• l , M - P u b l l # l i u ct. it l a «ka IWarS a» Ska !'«■■*? J a R e i . Bftalaala C o e a t y , F l a t 14 a . l a Fvaka Sa­ l e ?#• E » la la o f W ILL IA M B R T A N T Dar*»»a4 T a All C n S I I W I ■>< F araaaa It a a t e a t lalata a r IX aiaala A e a l a a l »al4 F a t a l . I T o t sn4 aarti o f you ar a h a r t x y ■ o tl l l a l a n d r a q a lra d to praaant a n y e l a l m t a n j d a m a n d i whirl) y<*o. nr atthar of you. m ay h a » « a g a l n i t tha a a t a t a of W illiam B r y a n t , dar a a a a d , U t a o f a a ld r n u n t y l a t h a Co u n ty J u d « a of Sami' a o l a Coun ty, F l u r l d a . a l hla « ,ff|ta In th a c o u r t h o u i a of • a i d Cou nty a t t a n f o r d . F l o r ­ ida, w ith in at* calen d ar n v . n t h a from t h a t i m e of the f l r e t pub licatio n o f t h i a notice. E a c h claim o r d e m a n d ehall ba In w r l l ln * . a n d ahall it» t» th « place o f r e s i d e n c e and p u a t offle* a d d r e a i o f the c l a i m a n t , a n d e h a l l be . w o r n t o by the c l a i m a n t . n « e n t. at t o r n e y . end a n y euch claim o r d - m a h d n o t ao filed ehall I,a void. Jo h n Slime A* e x e c u to r o f th e Last Will and T c e t a m a n t of W illiam f l r y a n t . deceased ■■a v l n d - r ■».««*!♦>—I L l a a i ------• W ard A ttorney! | : t l ‘a r k A venue. Houtli W i n t e r I 'a rk , F l o r i d a l>.jl,|i.n n . p t . IS. *4 k a. ie. ties. Ci>si-t*__________________ .y •a * of your A newer or other P l e a d l n * t o t h e C o m p l a i n t on p i e l n t l f r e attorney., AVDERh o .v , r t f . n i t , d e a n , i .o w n Dl'Jt A v a n d . n H E R O . I l l E a e t C e n t r a l Avenue. O rlan d o , F l o r i d a , a n d file t h e o r i g in a l A n e w e r o r o t h e r P l e a d i n g In t h a o f f i c e o f Ihe C l e r k o f the C i r c u i t C o u r t on o r b e f o r e the U t h d a y of O cto b er. l » « l If y o u f a l l to do eo, a d e c r e e p r o c o n f . e e o w ill h a t a k e n afaln et you for t h a re lief d e m a n d e d In t h e C o m p l a i n t . T h i a N otice ehall h a pub l l a h t d o n c e a w e e k f o r fo ur e o n e ec u tlv a weeka In tha H a n f o r d Her ald. D A T E D thia S i t h d a y of S e p t e m b e r , ISIS. (RE A L) A r t h u r If R e r k w l t h . J r . C l e r k of c i r c u i t c o u r t l l y : M a r t h a T. V l h t e n D e p u t y Clerk P u b l l e h Sept. }« A O c t . I. IS. LINE NOW ON D ISPLAY A T Seminole Co. Motors 519 E. 1st. S t Sanford MATHER •jiJiOMi aqaui * God tadtec OK SANKOKD FA 2 09s3 2 0 J U» K. l e t S T . 3 Pc. Italian Contemporary in beautiful neiv Flonntiih• Pt'uin ASIOUNMNUf LOW NKEB! HIGH STYLED A t>#u«oOi" k < i -. • a r « « (rood »(«•#( fc u u e . i a * c i fcad’o e^ u»# « r j o x t . f« > " *cp »o bon^'Y , o# a * J c . d a UeBj ao -'fi o.-d tapenwe# w#?u**.n9 m each p.«w« !■ • yw. - ‘4t i U4 -'*• * w • p#cuh in.- . j<#- '•© (th f ic o . hJtftL .ll/ YO»#pi#«TeAi#d w«fti b u m aS # d b#ovi O fSw tr p* t. oc;tr-i# d 0<0ai 1#gt. T*e co««»rxt»on w*ll g * # y#ori of »#r*«c# . . . o t » # s a • o^d oo*#♦o t d *cr ad d # d p»teg>h Mondic*^# mirror fo r K#od lo »o# o n HeehJy r#coo- -*-9d#d • j etfv ) t'o d t-« i or. a bode#*; p*och-:o m # o # r / p . u c r i . • .r ' * t buy to CO**# o c*9 * *#3«t. h##. Ovj *1... *odo/.’.in i' C* . ol S’ ALSO AVAlLAlLt !■ M«Hk#| r*«M. l«ol((|* M T’ u-'t f>SRN»«e and Dwvk A* Wwr-z! b - V m w ty' �/ t Lake Mary Cub Benefits School Library Village Groups Meet To Plan Annual Event Children of tha Lake Alary Elementary School this term are enjoying the use of a much improved library due, in f a large part, to the work of the Lake Mary Women'* Club. A drive, conducted by the club from Sept. 15, 1962 through Sept. 1 of thi* year to benefit the library, resulted in a total of 217 book* and 9286.36 being turned over to the school. ^ The funds were raised through sponsoring a chicken supper, a theater party und from individual donations which included 925 from Mrs. Frank Evans, president of the club and $50 front the club itself. In addition to the 217 book* collected in the drive, a do­ nation of 45 Little Golden Woman's Club Meeting Set For Oct. 16 By Jaae Casselberry The first meeting of the 1063-64 year for the Cassel­ berry Woman's Club will be held at 7:30 p.m. on Wednes­ day, Oct. 16. No meeting will be held today a* called fur under regular schedule. The opening meeting will be a combined business and soc­ ial one and all new residents ot the town are invited to at­ tend to become better ac­ quainted with (heir neighbors who are members of the cluv and to make new friends. Circle To Meet The North Orlando Our Lady's Circle of the Church of the Nativity will meet at 8 p.m. today at the home of Mrs. JoAnn Sills, I t N. Cortez Ave. MRS. HAZEL FLYNT, Iaike Mary Elementary School librarian, checks nut som e of the new bonk* m illed thruuKh a drive *|Hm*ored by the Lake Mary Women’s Club to from left, Otis Sjoblum, Mary Bordeaux, Cecil Ed* ards and David Hartman. (Herald Photo) Books, suitable for first grad­ donated by Dr. Frank Leone., rign countries ami rapitols ers, was made and two new Total books donated to the for study of industry, people, books, "The Life of Uolicrt library, excluding the Little their customs and dress. E. Lee" and "Lincoln” were Golden Hooks, number 395, Mrs. Hazel Flynn, librarian, Approximately 300 more are, commended the Women's Club needed to reach accreditation saying “My heartfelt thanks standards which would have to the Lake Mary Women's been accomplished this year Club for its inteirst in our except for the large influx library. It has been a pleasure By Jsnr Casselberry ot new students at the school. to come In the school this VFW Tost 10050 of Cassel­ Principal Floyd Richards, year and see the shelves being berry and its Auxiliary will who advises that accredita­ filled I cannot sny often join other groups from the tion standards definitely will enough how much help there seventh ami eighth districts be met this year, adds that women have been. on Sunday. Oct. 13, for a the club has been a tremen­ Mrs. Hugh Tiltis, education caravan to the veterans hos­ dous help in coping with this chairman for the club, com­ pital in Lake City where problem and that, altogether, menting on the project, said they will distribute gifts such hook* anil funds, a total of "Though we have ended our as paper back books, puzzles, some 500 books have been drive, we plan to he of ar.y writing materials and tooth­ added to the library by this help we con to tho school paste to the patients. group. library and Mra. Flynt.’* Anyons wishing to crntrlMrs. Olin Boutwell, whose New books bought include bute any of tile above listed some of the ‘‘Easy to Read'' untiring efforts as chairman items may do so by contact­ aeries fur first and second of the book drive contributed ing Commander George Ho- graders, nature studies and largely ts itrxucccis, express­ ward. took* dealing with nationnl ed her appreciation to all par­ holidays and life in a typical ent* who sent bool • and con­ Constant nagging helps a small town. One new series tributed funds to help In child develop a ''deaf" ear. take* the children into for- thr project. VFW Posts Plan Hospital Visit W it V irftn f Itn T B 4 ~ r ... Oef. 8, 198S — Pair* i By Mona flrinstead The executive board of the North Orlando Civic Associa­ tion met Monday night in the Civic Building with bourd j member* of other village or-1 ganizations to discuss forming a community-wide group to plan and sponsor a Christmas Party for the youngster* with games, refreshment* and a visit from Santa Claus. Other organizations repre­ sented were the North Or­ lando G a r d e n Club, Our lady's Catholic Circle and the Volunteer Fire Department.; Reports will be made by those WILLIAM L. CHAMBERS, left, service officer attending to the individual of Old Glory American Legion Post 183, has groups. been appointed sub-chairman for Seminole Coun­ Another mreting will be ty for the upcoming Survey Poll of Veteran* for held on Monday, Oct .14, in the State of Florida to l>e conducted by tho the Civic Building to definite­ American Legion. Making the appointment was ly decide If the plana made Ken Moyer, right, co-chairman for the survey. Monduy night meet with ap­ proval of all organization* concerned. If all agree, three1 members from each participating club will he appointed to serve as a planning com- j mlttee for the event. Fire Chief Bill Hahn an-1 nnunced that the volunteer firemen will collect toys again this year. . 1 '■ ’•'tv ■ 8 r | Write ; cola W-rite . ' L°ia 'Jf-rjte | coia d isc o u n t I P i p .......... Legion Unit Sets Sale By Jane Casselberry American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Unit 286 of Casseb berry will hold a rummage sale r« Friday, Oct. II, at the Super Valu Store park­ ing lot on 8R 43tl. Anyone with good used clothing or household items which rinibLbe donated to the project may call Mrs. Harold Kryder, auxiliary president or any member of the Unit. AND TRADE B ig g e s t s a le jof th e year! DISCOUNT AND TRADK PRICKS GOOD THURS. - FRI. - SAT. ONLY GE Personal Portable Only II! and One-llalf Pounds Light Daylight Blue Picture Tube Buill In Telescoping Antenna Model M I I I IIIG CAPACITY FILTER-FLO H IG H SPEED DRYER 115 or 230 Volt AA No Tn»d« UU Needed Water Saver Loud Selection Single C’jcU Two Wash Tent peralnrra One itinoe Temperature Sprat llinoe l ph.il.ime Load Control BOTH W asher & Dryer MOT 6-12 18S. v 3 llcut Selection Variable Time Dry Control Safely S tart Switch llig Capacity Lint Trap Four Way Venting Porcelain Drum and Tup --------------------------------------------- 1 UNDI8 6 WARM rw A lU l^ '“rrJ ' WASU T rm mwmm sum aiosm m si If MS JfftS tffrI BrilliantnewspoilscoupeIndiamediumpriceclass! JetStfff88 BrandatwMtUttturns..Ham townpactf You'rw hoiking a t Oldsmohilu's now high performer—.letstar I! It's powered by tho famous 391-cubic-inch St.irtiru V-H Engine, feature* distinctive roofline. . . sporty bucket sent* . . . center control console I Just out—the Jelalar 88 arrive . . . companion to the famous highperforming Dynamic and Super 88s! It Introduces a brand new 330ruhic-inch Jetflre Rocket V-8. Four sparkling JeUUr 88 models in silt $2..r)0 Per Week - YOUR CHOICE C IR E n n ttS O E C T B IE „ FREEZER ^ EEH EflA l^ ELEC IR IC CHEST FREEZER §2.2.') P er Week CUT!Alt MOIIOAT H<**d«*s*« • *u M l U « *3f*«5*as*s*v MBSF85> StoppedupInslid SteppedupmperformanceI ■■■ S I X o e TH K ^O U A LE rV .B U ILT 'S i O L O S M O B IIK S n I New V-hlve of activltyl V-l for acHonl V-4 for economy I Newfromthonamoplatobock! A h«rd*#R - on M eet the more for-the-money car of the y e a r—Olda F-83! Afore ruominrtt, thanks to b n sx tra inches in length! Aforv ocf«on from a new Jrttire Rocket V-8 and smooth new Jgtaw ay Drivel* Afore soring, from s brand new Kcon-O-Way V-6 Engine! Afore comfort and nauiahility from ■ thrve-lncli longer wheelbase, rugged Guard-Ream Fram e, and a wider stance than ever! Plus mor* ft a iu m . . . more fa , Aion . . . more of iierytAing! S tep into your Oldsmobila Dealer's today ami step ou t in a m o rtfo rtk a -money F-831 N I N t r v lIO M T IM S n n i IU ,IN M D Y N A M I C *e. J t T I T A R ............ ......................................................VISIT TOUR LOCAL AUTMOMUQ 010SM0IIU QUALITY DEALER! • e e . e s * j|T |r > . M 110 (U. FT* • Total contact footing ditfvM • 9-position tam pgrature control • AdjuifabU door ihtlrt* re* . . eeseeeesaeeeeeeaeeeessae eee**«*a**e*s»•e••* <*••«* HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO., Corner Second and Palmetto ■DON'T MISS THE AWAR0 WINNING’ GAMT M008F SHOUT . TUCS0AY NIGHTS • C U TTI- Msdsl 'C A 222 9 OPEN O FRIDAY TILL # NIGHT Plenty Of Free Parking 553 W. 1st St. if �Helen Fuller Soys V oice Of T h e PeepuT ____ a n to o th t i n t s for Joo Dookos, Um araafa dtixen, u ho trios to hoop up with ths nows. T U an o n fouM op in so many ptoess around ths worhl--M t to mantioa right hsrs at homo—that Joo can't rsmombsr what's going on whsrs, much Isas figure out why it's going on or who's to blams. Ts make it svsn worst, Jss can't corns dost to pronouncing ths namts of most of ths places or psoplo Inooivsd. Nevertheless, ha's giving It the old coQsgs try. And It might ba in* tsfssttng to talk with him and got his slant on currant events. Q. Jos. what do you think of ths situation in Laos? A. Laos? llsy, I heard a good one on that ths other day. A guy says, I k y , art things loused up in Laos!" Gel it? Laos is pronounced so it sounds like. . . . Q. Yes. It's a m l cutle, Now, how about Viet Nam? A. Weil, il l tel) you. You can say w hat you please, b u t th a t little sistor-in-law of w hat's his name Is a m l doll, huh? Boy, when you put " S o J u m p !" N ixon A vailable her and JaeUs together, you got somethin' to look at. I mean. . . . Q. You said it, Jos. But ten ms —what's your hunch on ths bomb test ban treaty? A. Say, that reminds me. Did you read about how that clown Kroo* achef beat the pants off our man —whet's hia name? Rusk? Yoah. Wall, did you ace whan Krooachof playsd badminton with this charac­ ter and murdered him by not uaing a nst? B ro -th arl If our guy will fall for a corny trick Ilka tkat, what chance we got with 'em In anything —sports, bomba or anything? You follow me? What 1 moan , . . Q. I follow you, Jos. Now, one last question, Wnat Is your consider­ ed Judgment on ths President's tax cut proposals? A. He's cookin' on the front burner, Mac. Let's cut 'sm til It hurts. But 1 sea whsrs some guy in the Senate says it won't amount to nothin' mors then savin' cigarette money. And you know somethin'? This’ll kill you. I quit smokin' ju st two weo!<s ago! How 'bout that, huh? Yeuh, how about th at? Q uotes j From Ivory Tow ers In a world Increasingly sffected by what many call th s "scientific revolution/’ thoughtful men wonder how big a role scientists and engi­ neers might play in the high-level decisions of government. Dr. Glenn Seaborg, chairman of th s U. 8; Atomic Energy Commis­ sion. Is one who thinks their role •ught well to be a key one. On occasion, scientists who have ventured into the pollticsl realm have been badly burned. Often, how­ ever, this reflected th s fset th at they could not or would not m u te r its basically unscientific sisments. Obviously scientists who Insist on thinking purely as scientists a t all times will not make the grads as deelaiotwnakera. To ba of u m in th e larger world of policy, they must un­ derstand it. This requires th a t they develop a curious hind of double mastery th a t wiU snabis them to Interlace political and scientific questions. In the present world those q u e s­ tions are in fact linked. Seaborn dues not believe we should be wholly de­ pendent on politicians who a c q u ire some vital scientific knowlege — in such fields, for example, as nucleur physics. 11s finds good reason to turn the process around and broaden the ac­ tivities of the scientist. "Science and technology are no longer tools to be picked up when needed and than put aside," nuld Scuborg in a New York speech. "They are part of the baaie struc­ ture of our economy and our govern­ mental processes. Scientific problems dally requira th s careful attention of ths highest levels of both ths ex­ ecutive and the legislative branches of government." Sxcspt for those relative few who Ex jump into politics a t the outset, most politicians In this country have tra­ ditionally cume from the ranks of lawyers and businessmen. Seaborg thinks it high time the scientist-sngineesr took a big place beside these. In his viow they have a "m ajor contribution to make that only sci­ entists can make." But he suggests reasonable caution in a world that could hear too much from science: "1 do not propose that scientists and engineers become a dominating force in government: nor do I think it 1s a t all likely th a t they will. "I do propose th at they assume Millions of responsibility comparuo to the Importance of scientific and technological undertakings of government, and consistent with the influence of adence on government and society." Within these sensible bounds, the •clcmlst is clearly challenged to taka up, increasingly, this wider political role. The citizen Is challenged to ac­ cept him when and us he proves him­ self suitable for it. G Phil Newsom Soys . . . World Course Uncertain Perhaps nut since tho week* Immediately following the eml of World W ar II hao world diplomacy hung a> now In •U«h a atato of suaptndrii sulmat Us. thing sa coequal dictators and tha struggle for leadership has divided the Soviet Union and llod Chinn. Change* alao have come to tho Woalarn world, once aseuro In Its Atlantic Pact and aiming toward a uniUif Kor­ op* apurrtd by th* Impetus of a new prosperity under th* Kuropoan Common Murkot. Ho neither th* Communist world nor Western Korop* are quit* sure where they are go. Dr. Crane’s W orry C linic CASE Q-4C4: I-aura L-, ag*d 70. hao boon happily mar­ ried for 60 years. "Or. Crane," her daughter Informed me, Mmy parent! Just rclebrated their Goldsn Wedding lust week. "Then Father pataed away in hie sleep Just last night, lla is to be buried day after to­ morrow. " It wai a terrible shock to Mother. For they hud alwnyo been so happy and never were separated a single day during their entire marriage. "Ho w* rhildren wonder what to do to lesson the shock for Mother. "Should we take her horns with uo and let her viall around among ua four chil­ dren, each of whom might take her t months apiece out of tho year. “ Ilut aha insists on staying on In thtlr liltls rottag*. Hhs ia still actlva and aid* to got around by herself. "Hut wouldn’t tha ihock be too great for hor to fac* those empty walls all alonst Dr. Crane, can’t you help us7" Elderly p o o p ! *—ar«- not shocked by death ae much as ing. and for the United Hlate* the dirtK-tluii rnrh finally will take is a matter of vital con­ cern. Within ths bn>a<l frame­ work. other slsnisnU alio are The told war le still with ua bringing about changee. and major iaauoa remain but In Europe there has been WASHINGTON (UPI) — now olomtnU have entered tha th* gradual decline of th* con I was cheered by th* an­ picture ts obteura tha once scrvatlv* partis* which fur aharp lints dividing tha world yssra hav* ruled ths destinies nouncement th at one of tho Into two camp*. uf the major powsrt and a new works to ba performed The Communlit world haa stronger voir* for socialism In by the National Symphony dUcuvercd there la no auch llritsin, West Germany and Orchestra this fall was comItaly. missioned by a furniture gemPresident Charles tie Cnuul* pany. OUR BOARDING HOUSE of Franc* stands almost alone Th* piece I* a concerto by YOU MUST HWT>t6 ^ aa a lowering remnant of th* Robert Eveit. who was tomWO«tt.O‘4 BftBAT*«T UflA.YAS,LAOS, THE WORLD IS QUiCKTO past. missioned to writ* a sym­ SCOFF AT THE UrtlOUB THlNKlUQ OP A ACTOR ASYIEU. A6 And It Is th* collision be­ phonic composition commemo­ 4ALE6MAN, w <jEMIU6/t REALIZED t MEBOt-D A DRAMATC £.TUMT TO Ropm.AS.MZb MY AIA30R/ 6K06AN, tween this towering remnant rating a firin’* 75th anniver­ ’THU COS* HAV6 Mb uf tha paat ami what other tAWM CHAIRS, 60 t FEIGNED SLEEP sary. <iPUT mi6 night ON lilt- TRAFFIC ISLAND / AST. Western leaden regard as the Aa Howard MiUhell, con­ ■stick' on your ANTICIPATED,tT OA-LE Mb PKECIS1LV course of the future which to­ ductor of th* orchestra, point­ F e e t HbFORfc THE A(M6 AtEDIA ADVERTISING H53AKM 6DNOU day leads to a reassessment of ed out, the eontrlbution of T N eeded/ OUTCF VDUK Western policy, military, sco- business firms to th* library 6NOOZB ' -l nmnio and political,-------------- of symphonic must* hat up to Still another force at work thla point boon rather meager. Is th* growing industrial There have been composi­ might of nations now fully re­ tions commemorating such covered from the damage* of things ns Napoleon's retreat war. fiom Moscow and rainbow* As Industrie* of th* United over th* Grand Canyon. Htutes, r II itutin. Franc* and But at far as could b* said, West Germany reach or sur­ this Is tho first furniture com pass the ability to over-pro- pany lo have Itself glorified due*, they look longingly at by a concerto. markets within the Huviet "This mark* a new depar­ Union. Similarly, Japan looks ture for a business firm, upon Red China. which we hop* will start • And, agriculturally, aa both trend." Mitchell commented Canada amt Australia profit 1 certainly subscribe to that from wheat sales to th* 8uvist sentiment, although 1 was a Union and Red China, th* bit disappointed by Kvett't United Hlate* ia led to review choice ef a title, lie eallt hit Its own policiea. Th* challenge! which pro­ Pntfu 4 Sunfurtl, Florid* Thurs.. October II, HIGH duced the Sino.Hoviet break and uncertainties in the West­ ern world hav* had other side tSALTKM A. iilK LOW , KIIITUN ASH PIHLISIIKH effects, which scarcely seemed WHS.I* VAN PELT PMKIS WKILS possible as recently aa a year M anaging ruttor Mechanical Supt. j vMsi » iiu k h i K»:h ago. j t u r w sil l s llu .ln ... M*n*s*r Ths United States and Rus­ County KJltx •n iiii.r.s j. i . h s s t I 'ta s s lfls d M anager sia are aligned against Red i atrsis,i s riNM Kn m s sh sm.Tui.iss3 g u sltiy M llu r China on the side of India. C l r i 'u l a l l o a M a n a g e r And ia tha American hem­ s in s c H ir r iu s h it k s isphere, Cub* .although de­ Mena D e l i v e r y Ur Wall Sratlanla <Manly III Hiker pendent upon th* Soviet Union ir.uu 1 Year IIISS I Year IS* Week economically, politically aid** JSO S M o n t h s ATS t Vlunttie see I Monthe with Red China in its at­ S.50 I M o n t h s CAMERA 8HOP I.es I Month 1.0* I Munis tempt* to export violent revol­ 210 S. PARK AVE. v. W foetal Regulation! provide that all mall subscriptions he ution. S«IS Is sdvassea 3 fip WASHDfOTON — President what his Adm inirtritk* hid are publicly kidtog their dim appointment a t aaothnr c W Vaster* i t a t a s done to r tho Wsst ia p a r * * l i r sad how a u c h more velopmont But privately Gold/* atiaa” tow this weak W ssterasrs could expect to water enthusiasts frankly ad­ U a p rrrttw of thing* to benefit If they would p t bo­ mit they a n worried a t Rich­ COM. Now that tho nuclear u n d other parte of tho Kan- ard Nlxou'a racent move tc test-ban treaty has boon ap* nody program is which thoro resume tha titular leadership proved by tho Sanato, JFK sppoarod to bo Iota aalf-igtor- of tho OOF. Ha did a t in s •st for thsm lam sdlstsly. On rpoeeh endorsing tbs test-baa can ralax a Ml from his protho sldo ho talked politics, treaty tost weak. Nixon an­ occupation with U. S.-Sofiet sUsd up ths stats situation nounced that ho would maka relations and turn a part of for Um stlf, took his own o t h e r similar atataments hia attention to things closer rosding on Goldwster’i stock soon. a to horn* tb it will Influence In tho heart of (ioldwattr Indications are that ha Is * tha voters next fall whan bo territory. available as tha compromise will ba up for re-election. What Kennedy beard from alternative to Goldwator or Last week's trip was no hie own party leaders was not Rockefeller o r any of the lib doubt the first of many "non- causa for rejoicing. U the tie-known Republican govern­ political" visit* to strategic Presidential flection ware to­ ors frequently suggested as section* of the country. As day, thsy say, sad Goldwatar substitute*. President, It Is Kennedy's wars the aandldate, Kennedy privilege to wander where he would Improvo Trta I960 show­ fancies, talking and listening ing in the West only In Cali­ to the American people. As fornia. That la a big "only,” a candidate with an eye on since California now has 40 1464, be was prudent In pick­ electoral votes, dua to Its In­ I can well understand the ing tha West for the first In creased population — eight fears of management, inv*shis series of "non-politieil" more than in 1060. tors and employee th a t their calls. Goldwatrr men were pleas­ In 1M0 tha Kenncdy-John- ed with what JFK was hear­ businesses, their incomes and son Uckat lost all but 10 of ing about them In the West their jobs might be curtailed th* 8S electoral vote* of the last week. And they were if the seed planted by this 14 Western atatss. Including celebrating the fact that by (nuclear te st ban) treaty Hawaii. Th* assumption Is bringing New Hampshire Sen­ should grow to greater prothat tha Kennedy ticket will ator Norris Cotton on the porticos . . , (but) there Is > win fewer electoral votes In Goldwatar team, their candi­ not th* slightest possibility the IS Southern stats* la 1M4 date automatically became that appropriation* for de­ than it did ia IMO. The White the favorite on the nation's fense purposes will bo ma­ House, therefore, la mors f i r s t Presidential primary terially reduced by Congress than casually concerned with which will take place In New In the foreseeabl# future. improving its dismal showing Hampshire la February. They —Sen. George D. Aiken, RIn tha West n e tt year to com­ Vt. pensate. All but on* of the 10 West­ The eureet way to cause s ern states Kennedy visited war, nuelssr war a r any war, last week will be sleeting a le to disarm. I By Usl Cochran U. 5. Senator next year along —G en. Thomas 8. Power, Several lookers were robbed with a President. The incum­ head of Strotsyie A ir Com­ bent* ar* all Democrats and In a golf court* locker room. mand. strong Kennedy supporters. Mayb* Ui* guilty went Just JFK ’s double Job as leader thirsty. of the Democratic Party Is to COMPLETE win these Western states the Sumo husbands are hypo­ Democrats lost last tlms and INVESTMENT SERVICE help reelect their Senators crites when they make the Listed sod nHated who ara so Important to his wife’s visltlnr parents feel right s t home. Socsritlea program. Mutual Foods So Kennedy went West—to Doubtless soms of th* fun­ talk conservation, ■ subject ALLKN * CO. dear to Western hearts and niest comic stripe sr* in a m e. lem on r r . vital to Western pocketbooks. Turkish bath. LAKELAND. FLA. Federal funds for irrigation, power development, reclama­ A school principal suggests tion and land management a course in courtship for Membort Midwest Stack Kxek k**p many a Western state teen-sgere. Well bet that Chirac* Board of gives some »f them s budget In ths black. The President talked of chuckle. Orlando Baton ara the younger generation*. For they have soon so many friends, neighbor* and rela­ tives graduate via death to th* classroom up ahead, that thoy have grown meditative. In feet, maybe UO per cent of their friends ar* gone from this earth, thus leaving only 10 per cent stilt here. Ho they have developed an entirely different outlook re­ garding death. They don't shed as many (ears nor grow aa hysterical aa younger folks. And it Isn't bocauso thoy a rt mure stoical or Isss devoted to tho departed loved one*. No, It lo da* to a wider per­ spective that has developed. They hav* opened new win­ dows ip their souls which giro them a panoramic view of eternal verities. Younger folks tend to focus closer to themselves and thus overly magnify minor prob­ lems. As a general rule, therefore, if your elderly remaining par­ ent Is still able to walk around and rook her own meals, sh* wilt be happier tn her awn lit­ tle home. That la doubly true If aha lives In a small town whsrs tha Is accustomsd to attsndlng a neighboring church and vis­ iting with a ftw alder friends of her own ag* bracket. So I urged Laura’s daughter to let her mother return to hsr homo and lira there till she had readjusted. Oh, for tho first wotk ar two, on* of hsr children or tecnag* grandchildren might stay with hsr for company. And tven before tho Inter­ ment a t tha eamotary, let hor Join th* children in selecting the casket and planning th* funeral. For all tuck mental deci­ sion* divert our attention and thus reduce our emotions. Emotional stability la baaed on extroverted i n t e r e s t s , frlsnds, hobbles, church con­ nections, etc. Remember, th* wind can soldom uproot a sturdy tree that has many roots In all di­ rections, hut a on*.rooted tree becomes a windfall during s storm I And don't strip all Idtallsm from * funeral by omitting ftowara, far Ihls^ pfwfucot erosion of tho aoull Dick West Soys Business E n ters M usic 8 a u fu rti ir r a lii Hy * A KODAK CAfHRA ' c o m position "Annlvtrsary Concerto: 75." I should think somothlng liko "Tho Hodruum Hullo" would hav* boon mora appro­ priate. It would bo Interesting to »** how Evett would interpret tymphonlcally tha squeak of chlffoniox with a drawer tkat stisks. Nevertheless, ths commis­ sioning of tho concerto was an encouraging development and, being a forward looking chap, I hav* been doing tome pro­ jecting of th* trond that Mitcholl mentioned. 1 foresee a time when all major U, 8. business firm* will hav* their owe resident composers. A typical tompotor’s career ftv* year* In a school of music and 15 years at a tractor tornpany. Staff compotori In tha roa> itructlos Industry will orsate such thing* as "Fugue For FluU, HarpsLord and XivttIng Maohins." Composer* hi plumbing (ap­ ply will give us "The Looking Faucet Overture," featuring three trombones and • sump pump. It all adds up to an oxciting prospect, musically rpcahlng. I'm Just sorry that Beethoven couldn’t hav* lived to •** It. TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES For Rant. Day, Weak or M o n t h . Goad N oddies. Prices Bsi iousbli. Drop is. pick oat tho moskteo sad Inks with you. to HAYNES OFFICK MACHINE CO. I l l Magnolia Avs, Btsford Open Kvonisgo Barbs L etters Editor, Herald: I would liko to writ* this latter of thanks and apprecia­ tion to Tha Sanford Herald for ail the help they have given us mother* and helping tf g t l - ths Mothers'- Hohool Patrol started by printing in the paper tha difficulty w* have had In getting th* school children across Fronch Ave­ nue. Many thank* to th* Pollc* Department for their ejoperatian in the matter, also. Mrs- J- M. Adams P enney's ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY PENNEY DAYS STARTS Thurs., O c t 3 Hey wives—ask hubby for MRS. STAN COMSTOCK what you esn’t hav* so you can rompromlss on what you Fh. CA 8-8484 really want. WHEN YOU BUY AT HOME That's tho rIcq thing shout doing tow n. You trodo with pooplo you know asd tn m t folks who stand aquorely bohlnd Prices are good bocauso thoy aro comp complaints aro odjusted easily. That's mat tnea when you go away from homo, When you buy hero you keep our town growing and prosperous. Ana what benefits your community helps you and that's important. BUY AND BANK AT HOM8. ITS 9 0 0 0 Anticipated Watch For Bargains All This Month First Federal 4Vd% Savings s yoar Dividend 812 W. FRST ST. IS FARM BUREAU TIED TO A PARTY? NO. WE’RE NOT. Farm Bureau in tied to the farmer! Farm Buranu spang tha Nation. Our mrmbershlp (1.700.000 in U. S.) la as •tgonc in Democratic SUUa aa in Republican Ones. Tnrm Burma member* meet as farmers, and. as such, decide on iuuta aa thay aaa them, not aa puppets of any Party. This has always been Farm Bureau’s philosophy in politics. Thla la ona reason Farm Bureau ta the largest general farm organ­ isation in Vfo world and truly th* “Voicg of Agriculture* Wieboldt’s Your Seminole County Farm Bureau �Hr# 9anf#ri f m lB Oct. 8, 1968 — Par* B New 4-H Club Israel Renews Offer To Organize Panel Presents Discussoin OnRihleM n o InSchool By Shirley Wentworth Some 150 pnrenti and teach­ er) were in attendance Tues­ day night for the first meeting of the term for the Bear I.ake Elementary PTA to hear a panel discussion on the controversial subject of the Supreme Court's ruling on Bible reading in the class­ room. Forming the panel were Dr. Charles Carter, director of Sunland Training Center in Orlando; Herbert Gillls, Or­ lando attorney and Principal George Dabbs standing In for Supt. R. T. Milwee as representative of Seminole County schools. Dr. Carter, who was of the opinion that a minimum amount of basic religion ahoutd be received in the schools pointed out that laws are made for and by the peo­ ple who also are responsible f i r making changes if and when they are necessary. Stating th at he did not know the full legal aspects of the situation, he said that he did frel the Supreme Court’a rul­ ing needed clarification for the public. Gillls, who stressed that the Supreme Court cannot be com­ puted to lower court since Its whole concept is based on neutrality, not hostility, flatly •luted thut "religion belongs iti the home and the proper place of worship, not in the Dabbs, who reminded that there is less religion in the schools today than ever be­ fore, advised th a t the Florida laws, as they stand today, re­ quire Bible reading before the children each day without sectarian comment. This prac­ tice, he said, will be contin­ ued in his schools until he Is requested to do otherwise. The business meeting, with new president Richard Iasshley presiding, wns opened with prayer by Rev. \V. M. Irwin, pastor of the Bear Lake Methodist Church. Faculty members and PTA committee chairmen were In­ troduced by Dabbs who also announced th a t Mrs. Beth Miller’s second grade had won the attendance banner. The group voted to hold a spaghetti dinner, a magazine subscription sale and show movies as projects for the year with proceeds to go to­ wards stocking the school li­ brary. The Saturday movies will begin on Oct. 12, at 2 p.m. with the first to be "Here Come the Nelsons." A social hour and book sale preceded the meeting and program. Of Peace To Arabians UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (U PI) — Israel renewed Its peace offer to the Arab coun­ tries today and proposed a six-point pledge to pacify the Middle East. Mrs. Golda Meir, foreign minister of Israel, told the General Assembly her gov­ ernment "continues to believe that there are no outstanding differences between it and Its Arab neighbors, including the refugee problem, that can­ not be settled through direct negotiations." EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS of the Sanford-Seminole A rt Associa­ tion helping with lust week’ts Game Party held a t the Legion Home in Fern Park in an effort to acquaint South Seminole resident* with the organization were, from left, Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. Paul Poore, Joe Muthieux, 3Irs. Helen DeWit and Mrs. George Dodson. (Herald Photo) (Great Debates’ Slated For 1964 WASHINGTON (UPI» The Senate approved a resolutlon to allow another series of "great debates” during the 11M54 presidential election. The resolution, which was sent back to the House, would suspend the "equal time" pro­ vision of the federal broadcusting law to allow the debutes similar to the NixonKennedy discussions in 1900. The resolution applies only to A Racey Story "To lessen existing tensions and to allay the fears of arm­ ed conflict,” she said, "the government of Israel proposes to all the countries of the Middle East to pledge them­ selves; "To respect the political in­ dependence and territorial in­ tegrity of all the states of the region." Mrs. Lawrence Dies At Home Sirs. Katie Beckwith Law­ rence died Monday night st her home. A native of Bristol, Fla., she came to Sanford in 1924. She was a member of St. James A.M.E. Church. Survivors include a stepson. William Lawrence; a u n t , Mrs. Mahalia Illack. Funeral services will be 1:30 at St. James A.M.E. Church. Inter­ ment will be In Friendship Union Cemetery. Wilson-ElchIrbcrger Mortuary la in charge. mnjor party candidates for NEW GLOUCESTER, Maine president and vice-president. (UPI)—Ten race horses es­ caped from a New Gioucest c r fairgrounds compound Against Pigeons LONDON (UPI) — Joseph and cavorted along the Maine Fink, tn American inventor, Turnpike before being recap­ was quoted by the Daily Mir­ tured. State police learned of the ror today as saying he tunic situation when a motorist here to sell a new chomicn! that will keep pigeons away stopped at the gray toil gate from public places. and asked the collector: "Is The fife and drum were this -the win, place or show used to furnish music for window?" the Continental Army. An organisations! meeting for the Junior 4-H Club of Sanford will b< held at 4 p.m. today a t the Home Demon­ stration Center, 401 E. 25th Street. Meeting with the group will be Miss Eva Hunt, local lead­ er and Miss Myrtit Wilson, agent. Officer* for the year will br elected at this meeting. AH girls in the 12 to 14 year age group are invited to become members of the club. B O TTLED GAS IN N E R S P R IN G M A TTR ESSES Renovated I Includes: Reprocessing Padding Add New Padding Where Necessary New Insulation *I45 0 119 Magnolia A rt. Sanford, Fla. Phone FA 2-6321 PER 100 LB. CYLINDER No Installation Charge Delivery Anywhere In Seminole (Sonaty Coll FA 2-5733 Sanford Gas Co. tee w. let st . •chouW Nursing Class To Graduate Graduating exercises will be conducted at 8 p.m. Friday fur the 29th practical nursing class at the Mary Karl voca tlon.il division of Daytona Beach Junior College. Speaker for the ceremonies will be Dr. Charles E. Irvin of Ormond Beach, well known lecturer and consultant. Pre­ siding will be vocational di rector Hal Massey. Among the 16 area rest dents to receive certificates of graduation are Eldra F. Guthrie and Sally L. Robb o( Sanford. BRING THE FAMILY “Hop On The Bandwagon” FOR A FUN FILLED PARTY MRS. JOAN VOSKAN, president of the Lungwood Elementary l*TO, ten ­ ter, met recently w ith committee chairmen to plan the year. With her are, a t left, Mrs. Juno Boyles, Clinic Mother chairman and, at right. Mrs. Margaret liurkc, Librnry chairman. (Herald l’hoto) THURS. • FRI. Oct. 3rd, 4th Cr 5th MCKWSESTIM S&e Subscription 1.00 a - j . T O * While Your Young People Are Away At School They Can Keep Up With All The Local News Of T heir Friends. The Local Sports This Year Look Real Promising. They Will Be Able To Keep A Close Check On Everything In The Old Home Town. $ • ' “ f e H O D ft M ONTH t e p A J tM * Yes, For Just A Dollar A Month Your “Students” Can Receive The Sanford Herald By Mail. Have It Start Now. Fill Out The Coupon Below And Mail It Right Away, To uThp g ’a u f o r i i P. 0. BOX 1657 If m FIRST SANFORD SHOWING OF OUR ENFIRE '64 UNE! t lii OPEN ’TIL 9 P. M. THURS. & FRI. *TIL 6 P. M. SAT. SAN FO RD, FLA. 6ft Hewplift Paper to be sent to Address ....... City M M .S IS H S 4 State Date Paper Is To Start Billing Name Address ........ M » > S S H « S « M S S M « S S S M » » « » S > S M S ,> . M « » » « H M » « * « W « S S « ) W Zip O T O FI S I for IA; f AVa , lable I t s ic T i| PONTIAC H l l M M ll im n n -8 City ---------- -f �i— i. ■): * voSulTO* . - . . .. , ---------------------- --------------------------------------------------- ------------------ ----------- ------------------ - \ rr wHE • SgEak -.v .‘ i fr r to i scr For Rest Of Season Up 5-Team • • p » n § — Oet. t , 1H S Abort S p o rti T h in k in g O u t L o u d tT JULIAN STBNBTBOM Tba oklnnad Infield U gone. jot ’am down and aand them BaUoloJahl to Tha Herald. a Wear Iff O m «M j u t i flat* far the p m i to all t o n n l keep statistics with­ out gnaeslng ik n t to m BanfortF* Manorial Stadium m l i to a Am plaac for football. a a Ayopka’a Blue Darter* are knotted for the Orange Belt Conference loop leadership and they’re out to get tha lamlnoloa tomorrow night Bomlnola and Apopka bare mat six timet. Tba Tribe haa won four of them, the Blue Dartara a pair. Laat year tha ■aminole* encircled the Dart­ ara, SI to L a a a Jim Plgott said It thla way: "Our kid* warn outstanding •gainst CalaaiaL Wa mads a tot ad mistakas bat tha klda playad hard faatbalL" Our obsamttoai they had tat hara baoa tentatively selected by tha klda themashree, bat mot final. If yoa aaa aoooa ay with what yaa toUevt to to tluaa bottar aaaa a FSU And Gator Bailies To Play a e It kaa bom mony a day tinea we*v* aaen a high school football team that looked the part of n pollahed macblaa any more than tha Grena­ diers, And, taka aothlag away from than, they were tough! Tholr aaa problem was they mold play only 11 of thorn at a tlma against Baal- TALLARAI8R (Ipaclal) » . Florida EUti’i Baby load* solas, aaaabad far tba flrot tin* by Kaa MaeLoan, gat dowa to tba baalaaao of yra> faring for tholr 196S opener thU w»-k. MacLeod’* talontvladoa 64-man squad hoota Florida's Baby Gatora bora Saturday, — Muck frooh >yractka time In rocont waaka hara baoa da* re tod to halplng tha vanity yrtparo for Miami and Taxaa Chriitian, but now MacLoan Will pick a otartlng llnaup and work It Into obapa for Satur­ day. Thla may not bo tha aailait thing MacLcan baa dono, even though ha compiled a remarkable 61-17-4 record In eight year* at Tallahassce'e Florida High. Kim Hammond of Mel* bourne and Jim Perry of Lo­ gan, Weat Virginia are run­ ning neck-and-neck at quar­ terback, whllo Greg Baggett Panama City Bay, and Tom Dtlopea of Miami Hialeah are both comldtred fine full­ back*. The alarting job* at Tba Seminole* have tome up with a potent nickname for their safety man on the de­ fensive or -headhunter” unit They call him Daaay "Moan Man” TUB*. o o o If you can’t wait until Fri­ day for tome good football— plus plenty of color—drive out to Longwood for tonight's collision between the Braves of Sanford Junior High and Hurricane South Seminole. These two clubo will dash at Lyman Field with kickoff tlmo slated for 7:30. • halfback might g? (q ■»)> —eTffTH iicatbacka, including Dutch Klaar of Sanford, a slx-foul, 176 poundsr. Florida already holds a 31-7 win ovar Auhum’a frashmen and boaata a big, quick backfield, led by 0-3, 100-pound QB Steve Spur­ rier, consldtrad the beat pros­ pect a t Galnetville In yrura. • o Tto Seminole* of Sanford will toe* not ooa but five different ball clubs at the Apopka Bluo Dartara tomor­ row night when tto two clubs meet btad-oo at Sanford Ma­ norial Stadium. Kickoff time trill to • o’clock. Seminole Head Coach Jim Pigott and hie two aides, lino coach Jim McCoy and back(told coach Dick Williams havo revamped the Tribe's rotter and they've come up with a ftoe-toara platoon lys__i whieh thoy plan to um tto remainder of the current •onion. Meanwhile, tbe Seminole* will be going Into tomorrow night’s fray without the ser­ LYMAN’S GREYHOUNDS HAVE their work vices of Mg Dart Nocll, a cut out fo r thorn in Friday’s game with New Uckto, who to laid up with Smyrna Beach. In thia picture of the Lyman• knoo injury as a result of Ocoee gume last week Greyhound Vail Lambert tort Friday night’s victory (30) is shown in a run which gained five yarda. over the Colonial Grenadiers la Orlando. Tto Somlaotos’ Brat offen­ sive unit, possibly to bo known as the "witch doctors” _ tf that's the name the youngsters finally decide up­ on — will bo comprised of Frank Noell and Barry Barks at tto ends, Jim Touby and "White Elephant'* golf Onto Alesander at tha Uckla Twenty-five victories with­ tournament scheduled for ■lota, tha guards will to Joe out a loss! T hat’s what the Purdy and Stove Clark, and .Seminole High Bchool baby Sunday afternoon at the Maytto cantor will bt Dan Mc­ Seminolea will b« aftar in fair Country Club It expected Call. In tba backfield, Wll- Tituavill# tonight when they to attract an enthusiastic llama asslgnad Ron Hinson elash with the little Terriers group, according to an an­ tbe quarterback spot, named of Titusville High School in nouncement by Mrs. Earl Buddy Lawson and Earl th at city’s Municipal Stadium. Black to Uaw halfback "posi­ Ralph Stutnpf, the Semin­ tions, and Lee Sparkman to ole's JayVee mentor, said hia run at fullback. tlaven is ready tor tonight’s The second offensive unit- contest. might bo known as t h e M\Ve’re expecting loint (tiff ‘‘phamtoms''—will seo Mike oppoiltlon from tha Terriers Gray and Mika rordhara aa In that they dropped their PHILADELPHIA (Ul’l: — the ends, Earnle Steele and only game to the baby Sand- South Africa's Gary Player Dave How# as the tackles, crab* of Seabreeze H i g h shot a record nine-under par tht guards will be Steve Har- School in Daytona Beach by <1.1 In a tourney tune-up to join rla and Brad Pruden, and a score of only 0 to 0 . Jack Nicklaua and Arnold Steve Balint at center. The In the Seminole's opening Palmer as early favoritaa backfield wlU be comprised JayVee contest of the season, among tha field of 151 golfers of quarterback A1 Boniface, the Sandcrnbs and the little at today’s start of th* f 125,halves Chuck Scott and Eddie Warriors fought to a scoreless 000 Whltsmarsh Open, tha Kosky, and fullback Lloyd tie in Daytona Beach—and worldfta richest professional Freeman. this la tha only blot in that 2ft. golf tourney. The Tribe's defensive unit— Player had one eagle, nine probably to be called the game win streak posted by thu birdies and two bogeys in set­ ’’headhunters"—includes Lar­ little Tribe. Stumpf wilt atart Dave Hig­ ting a new competitive course ry Watson and Billy Higgins ginbotham and Ed Griffith a t record on Wednesday at tha aa the flankers, tackles Mike Clad and Henry Finch, mid­ the and slots, Davs Jarrell and Whltomarth Valley Country dle guard Dave Golluher, Captain Tommy Cason a t Club In a pro-amateur tourna­ middle linebacker Joe Far- tackle, Ron C r a w f o r d and ment, Tha previous record on less, outside linebackers Bud­ Johnny C a n a v l n o a t tha the 6,807 yard, par 72-courts was 66, set in 1019 by Jo* dy Burton or Steve Harris at guards, Dan Lee at center. Msanwblle, Uernie Barbour, Kirkwood Jr. one spot and Billy llrown at This wan just before he was brought down by Ocoee’a Johnny Stiles (also 30) with Blanton (12) Mitchell (62) and Seaman (73) in the picture. Seminole JVs 'White Elephant' Seek Their 25th Golf Set Sunday 9 Under Par By the way lot us pats an a tip to tba many adult fans who'll be on hand at Lyman tonight for that Brava-Hut' ricane affair. Out school officials are do Ing their beat to teach kids good sportsmanship. If an of .flrlal't dei UUw gate against “tlTe Oincr. Billy KuJTeTKUTT ll.„ Trthx'» t- l- n t- t IHtel sin-. __1'rinr to Player's 50 06 nertha club you're rooting for don't use tha kind of language soma have bean guilty of ualng a t recant junior high games. Friends, whan you do theeo youngster* pick It up, and wa know you wouldn't want to hear your klda yell tha same thing*. Hurricanes Set For Sanford JH and John Ray will be the half­ backs with Danny Tlliis at safety. T h e point alter touchdown eleven and tha kickoff unit will be comprised of combina­ tions of tha three other units with Freeman assigned boot ing duties. nal caller, will open at quar­ terback, Rick WuUtrom and Johnny Lewis will go from thu halves, and the fullback will be Sonny Messer. "We're in good shape," says Stumpf, "and we're going ov­ er there to pick up that 26th ball If we can." forniance in the pro-am, a "tired" Nicklaua and Palmer had been rated at co-fzvurlt*a In the quest fur th* first prtz* money of Many of the pros listed 43-year-old U. S. Open champion Julius Boros as the man to beat In till* fit-t annual event Higginbotbam of the Sanford Woman's Golf Association. Tec off time is slated for 12 o'clock noon and the lad­ ies will bu requested to choose their own partners and arrange foursomes. It hat been requested that all be:- participating In.-.the tournament be members of die Mayfair Country Club. Combined handicaps will be the line of play. Men club members who are available aa golfing partners are requested to contact golf pro Grover Todd. A fee of 61.50 per person, plus a "wblta elephant" gift will be the tab for tbe day. Tha tourney will be follow­ ed by a covered dish supper. In charge of arrangements for the supper are Mra. John Dickey and Mrs. John Craw­ ford. Play Reported By Navy Wives Holler Motors N ary Wives league had quits a few high series thla week. Vicky MeGough had a 510, with a high gams of 185. Vicky also had threa turkeys thia week. Verna Bolton also had a 516, with a 181 for har high gams. Varna converted th* 3-7-10, and tha 7-8 splits. Pat Sipley had a 606 series. Pat also converted the 4-10 spiiCTtreim a Unger-had--a 481 aeries. Martens Lewis had tha next high with a 486. Congratulation! to Gean Thompson. Gcan rolled her first 400 series with a high gams of 178. Jean McDonald rolled a 176. Elanor Clemens had two tur­ key*. VAH-B "O ’ Wives a n out in front with 1ft wins and 1 lota. Second place goes to the Ten Pinnera with I t wins and 5 losses. The Misfits ar* in third place with 11 wins and 6 losses. Head Coach Jim Clark of the South Seminole Junior High School Hurricanes says hi* club it all set for to­ nights home opener with the Braves of Sanford Junior High School. The contest will get under­ way at 7:30 o'clock at the Lyman Field in Longwuod. Head Coach Dan Pelham and hia 3raves will be meet­ ing the Hurricanes in the first of two gftnes on thia year's schedule. Last year the two clubs split their two garnet with each other and tied for the mythical Semloole County Junior high crown. So far thia season darks Hurricanes and Pelham's Braves have each won their Initial outings. South SemiDole romped over St. Cloud 32 to 13 and th* Brave* took Oviedo Junior High Into enmp, 36 to 0. A near capacity crowd la expected by officials of South Seminole for this engagement. Motorcycle Club Field Meet Set Tha Sanford Orlando Motor­ cycle Club will ataga a field meet at 1 p.m. Sunday a t tha Duaty Boots rodeo grounds. The meet wilt include eight events with three classes. Six trophies will be presented. Tha affair will be followed with a dance a t th* Farmers Auction. Tha warm current In the Atlantic Ocean Is referred to at .th e Gulf Stream became It originates In tbe Gulf of Mexico. NOTICE OF SALE Netle* is hershy given that the following Items will b* sold for accemntoted stor­ age chargsa Friday, Octo­ ber 11, 1B6L 1 lot of belonging to Arthar Mao No. 1716. 1 lot of Hsec ahold Goads belonging to Christen Bogem. Neu 1466. 1 let nf ■ _ beleap lag to Ji aey. No. MOO. 1 lot of Hameboid Goad* belonging to Max Bsmblay. No. 1666. ADAMS UNITED TRANSFER ft STORAGE 166 N. Hally -Arena*, Sanford, Fla. B A R G A IN PRICES ON POPULAR BRANDS AT FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — ( A. M. • 6:11 P . M. 210 E. FIRST 9AMFOBB WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS For 1964... 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That was the opinion voiced by Carl Erskine. the former record holder, when be wan­ dered into the Los Angeles Dodgers' locker room Wed­ nesday to congratulate Kau­ r is for his 15-strikeout per­ formance in the series open­ er. "Sandy m ay break that record again before the se­ ries is over,” said Erskine. who 10 years ago to the day had set the old series mark by fanning 14 Yankees as member of the Dodgers. " I’m delighted that Sandy has kept it In the Dodger family, and I think he's the man who deserves to have ft," added Erskine. "He's Just about the greatest strike out pitcher of them all, isn't h e?" Asked if he was surprised w h e n Koufax erased bis mark, Erskine replied: “ I’m sure no one ever pre­ dicted that Carl Erskine would ever break a aeries strikeout record,, .hut they certainly did for this fellow.' Erskine, a little balder than he was 10 years ago but just aa dapper and affable, then wrapped his arms around Xoufax aa they posed for photographer! and there was a genuineness In the way they grabbed each other. Koufax, H should bo re numbered, was a starry-eyed kid on the Dodger club in Brooklyn when Erskine was the star. Trench, German and Ital Ian art recognised by the Swiss government as official languages. Podres Tries For 2nd Win Liston M ay Go Back On Tour told you so" attitude into to­ day's second game while the Yankees — despite a healthy respect for the firebalUng Koufax—were confident they would draw even today and go on to win their 21st world championship la 2S trie*. Although today's oddi fav­ ored the Yankees, many ex­ perts were inclined to believe that it is the Dodgers who now have a key advantage— tha advantage of sending a classic clutch pitchar like Podres against a 22-year-old lefthander who will be ap­ pearing in serif* competition for the first time. Podres. 31, is an old Yan­ kee tormentor ami. with his big variety of breaking pitch­ es and change-ups, is espec­ ially difficult to hit when he is seen only from tima to time. This accounts for hia splendid record In World Se­ ries competilion contrasted with season records in Na­ ODD-BALL HASEDALL — Under the topknot tional L e a g u e competition ie Maury Wills. The Los Angeles Dodgers’ short* that are seldom much above stop, making his comedy debut with Edie tha .500 mark. NEW YORK (UPI) Adams, is doing an interpretation of a Japanese J o h n n y entered today's baseball game. Here is the inning-by-inning game with a 3-1 mark in account of Sandy Koufax's series competition. Including record-breaking 16 strikeout hia never-to-be-forgotten 2-0 victory over the Yankees that performance against the New gave the Dodgers the 1955 York Yankees Wednesday in series and the only champion the opening game of the 1003 ship they ever won while'in —NEW YORK (UPI) became tome of the tapeWorld sen es.' Brooklyn. Podrei also beat Mickey Mantle, alwaye quick measure blow* he's belted F irst Inning—Kubck swing­ the Yankees. 8-3, in that le to give credit where it's due, never have been duplicated ing; Richardson twinging; rles and had them popping took hie hat off to Sandy In all baicball hletory. Tresb called. the ball into the air through Koufax today as on« of the Second inning — Mantle out most o( both garnet he fineat pitchers he hat ever faced. called; Maris swinging. pitched. Third inning — Pepilone “Everything I read about Podres had a 14-12 NL swinging. mark and a 3.55 earned run him waa true.” Mantle mar­ Fourth Inning — Kubek average this year. veled. "And everything they swinging; Richardson swing­ A 22-year-old medlum-sixed told ue about him also was ing; Trcsh called. left-hander, D o w n i n g haa true. W hatta pitcher! Still I Fifth inning — Mantle more impressive season ere don’t feel too bed at wliat I swinging; Lopez swinging. dentlals than Podres. Brought did against him. “He only fanned me twice. Sixth inning — None. up to the Yankees from their Seventh inning — Howard Richmond farm club In the Carl Erskine once got me four swinging. International League on June time*." Eighth inning—Linz swing­ 2, Downing won 13 games and Mantle not enly ranks as ing; Richardson twinging. lost only five. He had four a prime judge of good pitchNinth inning — Bright shutouts and struck out 171 era but alto knowi a longball hitter when lie eees one swinging. batters in 175 innings. NEW YORK ( UP 1)—Given terrific left by the sensa­ tional record strikeout pitch­ ing of bandy Koufax, the Los Angeles Dodgers sent World Scrtes-leslrd Johnny Podres against first-time starter A1 Downing today In an effort to make it two straight victories over the New York Yankees. In the wake of Wednesday's stunning 5-2 triumph in which the golden-armed Koufax aet aeries strikeout record of 15. the oddsmakers reduced the series to even money. They established the Yankees aa 7-5 favorites to win the second game, however, which would send the teams winging to Los Angeles all even at one victory each. The Dodgers carried a “we Here's Koufax's SO Performance Mantle Impressed By Koufax D AYS Thurs., O c t 3 M Philheat gives yon plenty of comfortable warmth in every gallon. It’s the home heating oil with the high heat content - that bums free and dean. Call today. Bo ready for winter aff winter long, Mac's Oil Co. E. H. McAWxander, . Pies. 4 Gen. Mgr. 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There la no single Swiss Tha champion and Denver language. boxing promoter Milt Willner staged a formal news confer­ ence—with all questions tub. mitted In writing — Wednes­ day to explain why Litton AkWAv* w aver a u a u w suddenly quit tha tour and re turned to Denver in a huff Sept. 18. Liston said ha would meet in Philadelphia with hia "ad­ viser,'' Jack Nllon, to diacute resuming tha trip. While in the East, Liston will tape an appearance on the Ed Sul­ livan television show in New STARTS York Sunday morning. Lietoa Inferred Wednesday that he had had a disagree­ ment with Nllon, but said Nilon still was hia adviser. In the news conference, where Willner had a profes­ Watch For sional stenographer taking a transcript. 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MUa Pal Plaaa at tba Barryhill boa*, 2106 MapoRa Ave. Tba boatanaa prescatod tba baaaraa aad bar mother, Mr*. Waalay Placa, with roaabad >r Dacaratkaa Included aararal floral arrangemest* la shadoa at yellow, araaga and Tba refreshment tabta waa ovoriald with a white linen doth with beige Inca Meets Jackie'* mether, Mrs, Horace L Derry* hill, made the floral arrange* moot* and assisted the girls with the serving. Bafreshaents inslndad fan­ cy party sandwiches, turkey salad sandwich**, pickles, ollvss, potato chips, nuts, pink and white gup cabas, milk chocolate, coffee and cold drinks. The hostesses gave MUs Place a gift af lingerie. Others present ware Mn. Wedding RINGS i ? Gwaitnay Jeweler* MS 8. Park PA I4 U I 1 ! p '‘ F IN A L W EEK fr & n c is c & n i * «j fit 1 :!( •» 20& SW EEN EY’S OFFICE 8UPPL1E8 GIFTS R esident Enjoys V acation By Mrs. Adam Mailer Mrs. B. D. Wlllenbrock has returned to her home on Lu­ cerne Driv* after a four month trip. She left May 17 by plan* and h tr first stop area New York where she visited her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Widen* brock Jr., in Farmlngdal*, Long Island. From there the went to Cambridge, Mass, for a visit with another son and his fam­ ily. Dr. and Mra. F. K. Willenbroek. After v I ■111 n g friends and relative* la Syra­ cuse, N. Y. the went to Los Angslsa, Calif, for a visit with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin PtUrson. Mrs. Wlllenbrock spent four weeks In Montana with an* other daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lehrs with side trips to Butte, Mon* tana, Yellowstona Park, The Great Teton Mountains and Salt Lake City, Utah. In S ilt Lake City she heard the fa* mous choir and organ. MISS PAT PLACE, front, waa pleaatantly surprised with • bridal shower After a second vlitt with recently. Back row, from left are hostesses, Miss Jackie BerryhUl and Miss the Peterson's in Los Angeles, Margo Dunn and th e honoree’s mother, Mrs. W. T. Place. (Herald Photo) M n . Wlllenbrock headed for Florida. While covering most of ths many miles by air the weather was good most of the time but the traveler was and Mrs. Joe Whelan. Mrs. Williamsburg. Va., and Mag' very glad to be back home in By Bernice Eebay Florida again. Mrs. Dora Kelsey and ton, Nettle Aulln accompanied gle Valley, N. C. Emmett, spent the peat week them as far as Fort Pierce In Miami vUitlng with Mr. lo visit with her sisters, Mrs. F. P. Lee and Mrs. G. W. Macy. Oviedo Personals Altamonte e a rth e n w a re SALE! DeBary Personals Mrs. Donald LaPoma of Palm Springs Road, Alta­ monte Springs, I* recovering at home from minor surgery. SUEDE CLOTH All Cotton i t Inch Sportswear — Shirt* Slacks — Weakita MILADY’S SHOPPE Of Fin* Fabrics I0« M. Park 32.1-0113 Mrs. Mae King and Mrs! Cleo Leinhart have returned from a two week trip. They visited points of Interest In Asheville and Hendersonville, N. C., and Gatllnburg, Tenn. They also spent some time touring the Indian Reserva­ tion In that area. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Nlblack have returned from a trip to Chicago and vicinity. They went on a guided tour all around Lake Michigan, and (he Mackinac Island and through the Soo Locks. Enroute homo they stopped al DeBary Personals Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bcrtsch of Eldorado Dr. en­ tertained an old friend from New York, Mr. Edward Sew­ ard this past weekend. Mr. and Mra. Frank Chris* ten of Aster Dr. have as their current houseguests, Mrs. Christen’* two slstsre. the Misses Louise and Julia Each* mann of Glendale, Long Is­ land, N. Y. Mrs. II. Samules of Morn­ ing Glory Dr. spent three months in Islip, L.I. N. Y. Friday » « M fareB h n Mr. end Mrs. Joseph Pea­ cock end daughter Marjorie, of Philadelphia have moved Into the former Schmit home on Pine Dr. In DeBary. • - O ei I, 1W It’s Fasti It’s Tkrtfty! Do AS Of Year Wash At Om TIm — Dry AH At Om Timet with her daughter end son-inlaw, Mr. end Mra. E. Morris end grandchildren Mery Lynn end Nency. Wa A n Open Air Wash la Comfort! KWITE - WHITE LAUNDRY 2439 FRENCH AVE. Mra. Jo Peck entertained Tuesday evening with a des­ sert bridge party a t her home on Highway 17-92. Among the guests were Mise Dorothea and Kay Htnnlnger, Mra. A. Robiolio, Mrs. Herman LedSorority erhaus and Mrs. Bess Patter­ son. Plans Party On Wednesday evening she entertained Mra. E. ShopSaturday laugh, Mrs. A. Robiolio, Mrs. LaVaun Rice and Mrs. Bess Mrs. Banks Golden was hos­ Patterson a t cards. tess for a recent brunch held by the Gamma Lambda Chap­ ter of Beta Sigma Phi. Upon Mrs. Harris arrival members were served French pastries and coffee. H ostess For Plans for future rush par­ ties were made. The next event of the rush season Is S how er scheduled for this Saturday Mrs. Joe Andrews, the at the Fleet Reserve Building former Miss Jeannette Barstarting at 8 p.m. It will be low, was honored with a linen a beatnik p!xza party for shower given by Mrs. A. If. members, rushees and thsir Harris at her home, 1106 Lin­ coln S treet husbands. A pink tnd white color Those attending the brunch were Mmes. Janies Blythe, scheme was carried out in Don Hamner, Jim Daughtery, decorations with a profusion Larry Mann, Jerry McCabe, of gerbera daisies and roses Jimmy Jones, Jo Kampf, Gil throughout the party rooms. A lace cloth covered the re­ Daigle, Jay Carter and LaMar freshment table which was Merldlth. centered with an arrange­ ment of roses in a white milk glass container. The hostess presented cor­ sages lo the honoree, her, mo­ ther, Mrs. Clarence Barlow, and the mother and grand­ mother of the groom, Mrs. J. E. Andrews and Mrs. C. P. Rabus.—____ __ Two amuslng~brldal games were conducted by Mrs. Jonnia Elam. The hostess, as­ sisted by her two daughters. Pat and Linda Harris, served petit fours, nuts, mints and punch to the 20 guests present. THERM-O-JACS FROM "THE COUNTRY STORE* • • • • SLACKS DRESSES SKIRTS BLOUSES M A R Y E S T H E R ’S "Festering Fashions Jest For Yoa" 200 N. PARK AYE. OPEN WED. AFTERNOONS ANNOUNCING! “STANDING OVATION” SENSATIONAL NEW WAVE BY L'OREAL OF PARIS ONE WEEK SPECIAL! OCT. 4 THRU 12th Reg. $15.00 WAVE • ONLY — Entirely new concept works successfully on every typo or hair from baby fine to very coaree. Brand new waving lotion PLUS mlracle-freah superfirm up powder neutraliser containing NO peroxide, bromata or aodium perborate . . . Completely color-corn* patiblr, even Pastel tinta stay th* u m t. New mlracl* fresh neutrallxer vialbly firm* up in minutes, locks la long-lasting wave*. (Batty fl HAIR STYLING SALON OPERATORS MABLF. DUGGAN AND BETTY ANNE HOWARD 2201 8. PARK AVE. PHONE FA 2-8826 FashionontheDOUBLE A uxiliary Plans M eeting 8* HOSTESSES AND MEMBERS of Welcome Wagon Clubs, enroute to Day­ tona Beuch to attend the Central Florida Council aro from left, Mra. Floyd Green, Mrs. James Snbntfnn, Mrs. C. Cttriall, Mrs. A. L. Probst, Mrs. Vir­ ginia PetroakJs Mrs. N ora Norris, Mrs. Robert l’aulson and Mrs. Russ _Goul<L (Herald Photo) Members of the American Legion Auxiliary to Caniphctt Loislng Post S3 will meet this Frida? at 7:30 p.m. at the Legion Hut on Hwy. 17-12 for Osteen the regular monthly business and social. Mrs. W. J. King, president, urges all inemoers to attend Mr. ami Mrs. Edward Todd as plans will be discussed for of Wlntsr Park spent ths (ha fair. weekeend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manning Todd Courtesy In sports even Sr. touches clothing. Women Mrs, Marguerite Barrcrer especially, should follow the whlte-for-tennis rule. Bright of Cocoa spent Sunday with relatives her*. colors dlstracL Personals by SA G N ER Casselberry Personals By Jin* Casselberry Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Greg­ ory of Thomas Drive, Cassel­ berry, and young Wayne have returned home from vacation­ ing last week In the Great Smoky Mountains, where they found the leaves were already turning brilliant colors. Mrs. Harry Vail of 404 Wllshire Drive, Howell Park, li recovering from surgery at th* Florida Sanitarium and hospital. Mr. Vail suffered a stroke while visiting his wife and Is a patient in the aa me hospital Miss Eleanor Zukow.ki who is a student at Florida Sou­ thern College in Lakeland spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zukowaki of North Triplet Dr., Casselberry. ANYWAY YOU SEE I T ... f it Taiftuw/! And there's comfort in this unlined casual. Local Events FRIDAY Thrift Shop and Rummage sals sponsored by ladies o( tho Congregational Christian Church, frum 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. In Fellowship Hall, corner 24th Street and Park Avenue. * th e 4 -le g g e d (2 p a n t s ) s u it t h a t p r e s s e s It s e lf a s y o u w e a r it. PENNEY’S ALWAYS P L . T QUALITY P EN N EY / ♦ S ’ REFLECTING AMERICA’S MOST TREASURED DAYTIME DRESS Your very amartly tailored ahlrtdreH la no chic in drip dry easy care 65 % Dacron* Polyester, 86% Cotton. Sm art antique buttona and coin decorated aelf belt add • novel touch. Lovely muted atripea. B lgeJO tolS . PRICED ONLY 1; At Men Is RtDBOOK, DAYS honoav and WtCAU a STARTS Thurs., O c t 3 Watch For Bargains All This Month 9vfiy A SHOE STORE Why Is Northwcave the mast successful new dothing Idem in a generation? Because it’s made from new modernweight fabric that practically presses itself. Woven by MflUkea exclusively for Sagner, Northweave is quality throughout Fashion-tailored by Sagner in many choioe patterns and color tunes. Buy now—for year round comfortable wear. $5995 with mo panto �V fo M a a fa f Oct. 3. 1963 — Page 9 fm ll dCom anudiaAA % te E L October ti slated u "FUh and Seafood" month. So yon will gat a ehaneo to really oat t o u t fill of f very kind .of (Uh you want. According to the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries the peoductioo of more than WO ipeclea of flab and abellflih by the nation'* commercial flibermen baa been good during the aurnmer month* and there la a boun ttlul fall harveat in October. Hera is a recipe for OYSTER CLUB SANDWICHES 1 pt. large oysters 12 slices bacon 1 egg, beaten 3 tbaps. milk Vt tap. aalt da ah pepper 1 cup Hour 1 cup dry bread crumbs M cup mayonnaise or salad dressing S lettuce leave* 2 tomatoes, sliced I I slices buttered toast Drain oysters. Remove any pieces of shell from oysters. F ry bacon. Drain on absorb­ ent paper. Combine egg, milk, and seasonings. C o m b i n e flour and crumbs. Roll oys­ ters in flour-and-crumb mix­ ture. Dip in egg mixture and roll again In erumb mixture. Fry in hot bacon fat. When oysters are brown on one aide, turn carefully and brown on the other aide. Cooking time approximately I minute*. Drain on absorbent paper. Spread 6 slices ol toast with mayonnaise. Ar­ range lettuce and tomatoes on top. Cover with • slices of toast. Arrange bacon and oysters on top. Cove^ with ramsining slices of toast. Fast­ en sandwiches together with toothpicks. Cut Into quarters. Serves I. a a * ESCALLOPED OYSTERS 1 pt. oysters 2 cups coarse cracker crumb* H cup melted butter t i tsp. salt pepper 4a cup milk Look over oyster* and re­ move any bits of shell. Chop the oysters coarsely (cutting in 3 or 4 pieces with kitchen shears is a convenient meth­ od) and combine with their liquor. Mix cracker crumbs and melted butter and ar­ range a layer of half the but­ tered crumba in a shallow baking dish. Pour oysters over them In a uniform layer, then ipnnkle with the salt and peppsr. Cover with re­ maining crumbs and pour milk ovar all. Bake in a mod trite ly hot oven 400 degrees for 20 minutes. Serves l. • • • CORN-CRISPED CHOQUETTE* Mia: 1-lb. ein salmon, drained and flaktd H cup evaporated milk 4k cup com flake crumb* 44 cup drained pickle rallih 2 tbspa. finely cut onion Shape into 12 balls or cone. Dip In; 4k cup evsporatad milk Roll in a misturc of 1 cup corn flake crumb* and 1 tsp. Accent. Plica In a ahallow baking pan lined with Rey­ nolds Wrap. Bake in 130 degree even about 33 minutes. Serve with TarU r Sauc*. TARTER CREAM SAUCE Mix in a 1-quart sauccpsn *4 cup evaporated milk, 14 cup mayonnaise or salad dressing, 2 Hup*, drained pickle relish, I tbap. finely cut onion. Stir over medium heat to thicken. Do not boll. Make* about I cup. • • • WHIPPED CREAMMUSTARD COLESLAW Combine: 2 cupa shredded cabbage t tbsps. wine vinegar 2 tbsps. salad oil 1 tsp. sugar 1 tsp. salt tsp. celery seed Refrigerate for I hour. Fold 1 tsp. prepared mustard into fR. W. Ware Speaks A t U D C Q o h w h M eeting i H eup whipping eream, whip­ 44 tsp. dry mustard. Cover Member* of tha Norman ped, and combine with cole­ and heat. Senes 4. daVere Howard Chapter, • • • slaw. United Daughter* of tha Con­ • • • CRANBERRY HAM BALLS 114 cups cooked ground ham (leftover Is ideal) 4k cup quick or old fashioned oat*, uncooked i egg, beaten Ik cup milk Is cup light brown sugar ] tbsps. flour 1 tsp. dry mustard 1 cup cranberry juice cvektsil 1 tsp. lemon juice • whole cloves Mix together ham, oats, egg and milk until thoroughly blended. Chill. C o m b i n e brown sugar, flour and mus­ tard in saucapan. Stir in re­ maining cranberry j u i c e , and cloves. Cook over med­ ium heat until thickened (about 3 minutes) stirring constantly. Set aside. Shape ham mixture into 12 halls. Place in shallow baking pan and bake 43 minutees in slow oven, 300 degrees. Drain any liquid from pan. Tour cran­ berry mixture over ham balls. Return to oven for 13 minutes. Makes • servings. • • • COFFEE APPLE PANCAKE 1 lb. tart apple* •j cup melted butter ti cup auger H tsp. nutmeg U tap. cinnamon 2 large egga cup atrong coffee 44 cup milk cup sifted all-purpose flour 44 tsp. salt 3 tbsps. melted butter U cup sugar Pare and core apples. Cut In thin slices. Cook In 4s cup butter 3 minutes. Combine U cup sugar, nutmeg and cinnamon. Add to apples, cov­ er and cook over low heat to minutes longer, or until ap pies are crisply tender. . . . PLANTATION CASSEROLE Mix: 2 cups cut-up, cooked ham, chicken or beef l'» cups cooked, drained peas 1 lb. can creamed style corn 1 tbap. Worcestershire sauce 14 lb. processed American cheese, cut i n t o small pieces (!♦ cup) li cup evaporated milk U cup cut-up onion Pour Into a greased 12 by 8 inch baking dish. Bake in too degree oven (hot) lo min­ utes, or until bubbly at edges. Mix well: t cup biscuit mix ■4 cup com meal 2 tbsps, sugar 14 tap. salt • egg *4 cup evaporated milk Pour on hot mixture, leav­ ing renter uncovered. Spread to edges. Bake 20 minute* or until golden brown. Serve* 6. * a * Lump* In evaporated milk are formed by the solids set­ tling, during storage. Dairy specialist! of the USDA say these lump* do not harm the milk. * e * Soggy biscuit* are Hie raault of too much liquid, too little fat, or baking at (no low a temperature, the USDA food specialist* say. * • • We have a request for Christmas O rm a n Stollcn Bread. Do«* any one have the recIpaT If *o wlU you ahare it with ut? • • • A one dish meal, TOP-OF-STOVK BEANS AND MEAT BALLS Mix well: t lb. ground beef *4 cup evaporated milk *i cup soft bread crumbs 1 tsp. salt 44 tip. pepper With hands shape Into to balls. Brown In akillat in 1 tbap. hot ahortcnlng with I cup sliced onion. Cover and cook over low heat 10 min utaa. Add mixture of l lb can baked beans (2 cups) 14 tsp. salt, 2 Ibips. catsup and long sleev e BLOUSES IVY LEAGUE OR PETER PAN COLLARS MADE OF OXFORD CLOTII AND DACRON NTKIPP.A ANI> SOLIDS house and triad thair skill nt tha balloon dart board and bean bag. Available for quick inacka wera hot dogs, pop corn and cold drink*. Tha fun started at 4 p.m. and lasted until after • p.m. Plaiu Supper Monday The Daughters of V i d if Proceed* front the project will Sunday School Gas* of thg bo about |240 with each group First Mothodiat Church wtQ partlstpati. fi -d « a 1 g n a ting hold the annual clan anpper whero thair part of the money and baainess meeting, Mowwill bo used. day at R:S0 p.m. Other project* are being Hostess will b* Mrs. Char­ planned. Th# Senior MYF les Meriwether, at ber homo group will itfcnaor n bake sale on C e l e r y Avenue. Mra. this Saturday a t the DeBary Claude Herndon and her riasa. group serving ts hostess**. 6 4 DODGE UNE NOW ON 519 E. U t S t Flemings Sanford For The M on On The Way U p .. • Brookfield SUITS Modern Methods Changed C R E A T IV E W OMAN D IS P L A Y A T Seminole Co.Motors All-Wool SharkaklnR Mohair-Wools Worsteds Academy A S S E E N rurtw IN lUUItf (PORTS tUMTUTU O PEN F R ID A Y N IG H T S Q in t fto tw e n . 0 MEN'S WEAR I'hone r A 2*1833 113 Magnolia Av*. Penneys Cut* Cover-Ups Easy crocheting makes this amusing twosome of Pappy and Puppy the Ideal rover-ups for bottles. No. 18I N h»t crochet di­ rections for both; stitch Illus­ trations. To order send 38 cent* in coins for each pattern to: Creative Woman Sanford Herald Box 439, Midtown Station New York In, N. Y. Add to cent* If first class mailing is desired. Print name, address and styla number. New Arrivals In Oviedo Penney Day's Special! GENERALELECTRIC ESCORT Mr. and Mra. Lonnie Alex­ ander, of Oviedo, announce Hie birth of a six pound son, Sept. 23, at tha Winter Perk Memorial Hospital. They have chosen t h e name. Dean Marvin, (or the new baby wbu waa welcomed horn* by a brother, Kenneth, 18, and a titter, Janet, 10. Maternal grandmother Is Mrs N K. Fletrher of Coolidge, (it., and paternal grand­ parent* a rt Mr. and Mr*. Mallio Alexander of Oviedo. PORTABLE TV EXTRA LIGHT...EXTRA COMPACT ...EXTRA PORTABLE! BIG 16-IN. "DAYLIGHT BLUE" PICTURE... ONLY 22 LBS. LIGHT! S DAYS ONLY — THl'ILS., FBI., SAT. SO PORTABLY Y O U R S . . . so ready to travel when you ara and famous/ de­ pendable G-E performance features go along. SO P E R SO N A L L Y Y O U R S * * * S P E C IA L B A R G A IN S ALL FORM FIT Bras Dresses Fall Hals 25% of! $5.00 & $7.50 25% oil TWO HACKS K OF SFORT8WEAIt AND BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF l'»e Our 99 Day Layaway Plan Fur Christaia* Gift* Q Fashions Friends from DcBary, Del­ tona, Oatean and Ltmon Bluff arrived between showers to and vialted tha country store and baaaar. Children fithad In tha flah pond, braved the mystery Enrolls At IB M - I C I I K d w sa By Helen Raedgrase Pea pit* tha bad weather SMOTHERED CHICKEN federacy, held th* first meet­ lost Friday several groups of With noodles a n d rich ing of the season at the horn* tha Barnett Memorial Mathchicken from dry soup mix. of Mr*. F. E. Koumillat with ' odist Church, In Enterprise, Mix in a paper bag li cup Mrs. J. St. Clair Whit* as co­ held th* Fall Faallval, in the flour, 1 tsp. salt and la tsp. hostess. Chureh Annex. paprika. Shake 1 cut up Sirs. A. K. Rossettcr, chap­ chicken (about 2)a to 3 lbs.) lain, conducted th* ritual, and in flour mixture, a few pieces j m ,.'! \v 7 V - M w lu pre'sld^i at a time, lirown chicken in ,jurintr the business mealing. W cup hot shortening in a A letter was read from the 10 inch akillct over medium Olustee chaptrr in Jucksonheat. olf . drippings. . . . . .Drain . „ . . villa telling of plans to rom, memorate the Hattie of l)usChicken Noodle Soup Mix, ,a | lptll,„r ,n.,hth* - i-Centennial, - « .« » i- i with ~im tee during cup water and 1 medium possibly a reenactment nt the onion sliced. battlefield. 3lri. David Cald* Cover ami cook over low well announced the district heat 30 to 33 minutes, or un­ meeting will he held in Bantil drumstick is tender when ford in February. pierced with a fork. Place R. W. Ware was guest chicken in a deep aerving speuker fur the afternoon. He dish. Stir 1 cup milk, 3 tsps. dried parslry flakes and >3 spoke Informally on Incidents tsp. poultry seasoning inti during the Civil War relating skillet. Cook and stir until to his fumily, udng an* doles thickened. Du not boil. Pour to illuatiate his talk. At the over chicken. Serve* 4 to 6. conclusion of the meeting tna hostesses served fruit punch • • • and cak*. * VEAL PARMEASAN Other members attending An Italian specialty, mellow were Mines. F. II. Adams, with cheese. Turn on oven and set ut 330 .Murtin llra:'.l, I.. A. Drumdegrees. Melt 2 tb-ps. butter ley, W. R. Dyson, John Fox, (ilrcton, V'latole In a 12 by 8 inch pan In Oven. Richard Dip 4 serving-sire pieces o( llrrmlon, W. It. Kirby, A. W. veal, (v Inch thick (cutlets, Lee Jr.. 0 . E. McCall. H. It. CHAIRMEN AND ASSISTANTS of vnrlotis festival booth* arc left to steaks, chips) In 4i cup milk. McCall, Edmund Melich, It. right, front, Mra. Aluthu tlvuna, fancy work booth, aponaored by Clrclo Y ; Roll In mixture of 2 tbsps. 11. Monrou, U. L. Perkins, W. A. Perry, M. K. Strickland, Mrs. Allen Sain, WSCS supper; Mrs. Catherine Bruce, director of Clrcla grated parmesan cheese, ■« cup flour, 14 tsp. salt and few J. H. Truluck, A- B. Wallace. Y and buck row, Mrs. Raymond Lawson, genera! festival chairman; Mrs. grains pepper. Put Into pan. M. S. Wiggins and It. R. Elizabeth Brides, assisting with Country Store and Mrs. Hermit Wiggins, Bake uncovered 30 min­ Wright. Mrs. Wade Shealy assisting with spaghetti aup|X.T. (Cox Photo) wus welcomed a* a guest. utes. Meanwhile mix '4 cup milk and l4 cup grated cheese Take veal from oven. Pour 8 oi. ran tomato sauce around Just z\rrivcd! veal. Spoon cheese mixture Many mothers and grand­ facts and fallacies. Weight »n vc»l- Bake 20 to 23 minDig Shipment Of mothers of today's 4-H Club control, grooming, h o m e , tiles more, until meat Is tenBeautiful Uookcnd* member* were themselves 4management, interior deco­ der. Serves 4. ll'era. But unlike their young ration and childcar* are • • • counterparts, they pursued part of the popular program Remember. send In your sowing, cooking »n>l home- supervised by Hie Coopera­ By Rcrnlre Kelsey favorite holiday recipe, menu Montverdc Academy claims making projects In quite a tive Extension Service and or any Ideas pertaining to the local 4-11 Club leaders. holidays that are coming up. an Oviedo girl as one of Its different manner. Most of the portable kit­ Onething about the 4-11 Send them to me at Rt. 1, 20 seniors this year. Miss Susan Slav ton enrolled fur chen appliances common In economics program baa not ox 31-B, Sanford. her fourth year on Sept. 3 in modern homes were either changed: Recognition for a the rn.educatlonal boarding in the luxury or nonexistent job well done. school which was established das* two generation* ago. Made Of Brims Enrollment In the national , in 1912. The electric sewing machine 4-H home economic* program And Onyx , . . Susan la the daughter ol was heavy and limited. Now last year totaled more than Just The Thing For Polk D. Slav ton, a citrus sewing machines aro stream- 1,220,000. In Seminole Coun­ A Special (lift. $10.93 grower of (lie Goldtnrod lined ami can do about every­ ty there are 140 girls enroll­ J N & i 'I L Community since 1943. Her thing a young seamstress de­ ed In 4-H homeeconomics mother was the late Stella sires — from tewing back­ program. All hoya, girls, and M. Slayton who wai a nurse ward* to making buttonholes. leaders will be recognized at both the Slavla Lutheran The remarkable variety of this year at their annual 4 H Home for the Aged and Hie so callcd miracle fabrics, pat­ Achievement Day and a* In fliftN • Card* • Book* Lutheran Children's Home. terns aiut tewing notions (like the past, boys and girl* will (Formerly McVIcara) Harvey J. Slayton of Oviedo the zipper) Is another boon he rewarded accordingly fur 210 K. First St. ii a brother. to 4-ll'crt engaged In the 1983 Iheir work dona. Susan has been moat active version of home economics. in school club* as well as be­ Yet to he thought of wera ing a good student. Nile has household terms such a t dripbeen in the church choir all four year* and for two years dry, (team Iron, sprayon has been a member of the starch, fitted sheet*, aerosol Skating Club of which she is can, family room and count­ vice president. She Is a mem­ less others. In addition to learning how ber of the French Club and vice president of the Y-Teena. to cook, 4-H homemakers of No definite plana have been tha IIMO't explore nutritional mad* by Susan (or after grad­ uation next May 28. She loves swimming and during the summer spent ALW AYS F IR S T Q U A L IT Y some lime with (riatuls in Ft. Lauderdale and entertained at her home in Goldenrod for a number of housegupsls. It’s Another Oviedo Girl Church Gass Enterprise Church. Groups Sponsor Fall Festival-Spaghetti Supper o jw I& 'a Sportswear 2526 PARK DRIVE LONG WOOD PLAZA IIWY 17-91 Sorry — No SAII Great Stamp. With Sale Item* ••OPEN WED. AFTERNOON* ft FRIDAY NTTEfT Open Daily 9-8; Friday* 9-9 SPECIAL! DAYNIGHT TAFFETA PILLOWS 22 s 28" 2 - 3 .3 3 Big buy*! Decorative by day, sleeping pillows by n i g h t ! S t r i p e Chromspun* taffeta covers, cord edge, ka­ pok fill. equipped with private earphona for pleasure without disturbing. Personal­ ized colors, too • . . chooso Cordovan or Charcoal Gray and Brushed aluminum or Smoke White and Satin Gold finishes. • Convenient Front Controls • Rich, clear front sound • Automatic gain control for strong or woak signal stability • Built-in adjustable antenna • Big 16 square "D aylight Blue" picture 9 H IV *139 95 SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY 118 S. M a gn o lia FA 2-1562 WA*. . r'W �= = P i« « 10 — Oct 8, 1908 Television Tonight TBU M DAT P. If. 4:4* 12) Nemcope 4:10 l:ti «:>• • :II 7:#0 •c. 7:10 ( I ) New*. W e a t h e r , II p ort* (> E d it o r i a l l » ) Xewe, S p o rt * . 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N e w h y , rtec e a s e d , 1st* of s a i d C o u n ty , t o t h e C o u n t y J u d a e o f Hemln o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a t hie o f f i c e In t h e c o u r t h o u s e of s a i d C o u n t y a t H an fo rd , F l o r ­ ida, w ithin ala calendar m o n t h s f ro m t h e t i m e o f the f l r e t p u b l i c a t i o n o f t h i s not lc a . T w o co pies o f e a c h claim o r d e m a n d ahall ha In w r i t ­ i n g , a n d s h a ll a t a t a t h e place o f r e a ld e n c * a n d p o at office a d d r e s s of tha c la im a n t, sa d ■ h all be s w o r n t o by t h e c l a i m a n t , a a e n t , a t t o r n e y anil a c c o m p a n i e d b y a fi li n g fee o f o n e d u l l e r a n d auch claim o r d e m a n d n o t ao file d sh a ll b a vo id. F R ID A Y P . M . l . u c l l e N ew b y B r y a n t A* a d m i n i s t r a t o r n r tha 11:00 (1 ) T o u r F i r e ! Impr«»4K a t a t s of Ion I C o l o r ) I t o s a C. N e w b y , d eceased I D l o v e o f Life R. w . 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MATT IP) T r a l l m a a t e r 4:21 ( D New*— Bander Vanocur 4:14 (2) I l u r n i a n d Alla* A1KTEMI’ 1*1 t?nrl* W a l t 4t04 12) R est o f U r o u c h o ROOM AIK ID C artoons CONDITION KBS IPl l l l v e r h o s t 4:10 12) New soup* 14) L e a v e It T o n e a r e r CHRYSLER ^wfhekHsCiiJi TV RENTAL • Naira • Service Seminole TV FA 2-4920 Zrnitk Color TV Sale* 2600 Sanford A t * . FA 2 8 5 2 6 4 DODGE LINE N O W O N D ISP L A Y A T Seminole Co. Motors 519 E. 1 st St. Sanford This and That 9 Muitc halls 10 Mouthward I By nature W ilt In wale* a Sudden threat 11 M Merest tamp ' m asgib, you— y eu R B —> IT HOT)ICR* yo u THAT DAVID PELL H AS MOVED IN 60 EASILYON SUZANNE— ANO I THINK, UNCONSCIOUS IV, youp LIKETO M A K E nr A BIT TOUCHER FO R H IM . S Overawe 12 Indian M F olrnM iaaart 14 Mouth* 15 RuR*rftab IT B trtfN * IS Vigilant la Astraddle 21 Heepaaxl# 23 nud e sibling 24 Whim 27 Town 19 21) Vntlral 33 rather o f _ Homs (K0pO M Specific e tiroes 91 Sail anew 37 Woeful 38 Bulk M Alvar* 41D*bold 42 Loo t (till 44 Redact 44 Warlike 45 Amphkxrt Wt 43 School subject M O n* who reel* 44 Nautical term 47 Y u r a l a e Mg « lf SS Soaks flax 22 Bridal path 24 Ship* 23 Bewildered 40 Veiled 1” rr iT rr r DEAR ABBY: H pvoplf wonder wbera th* teen-age mo rail have gone, ail they have to do ia look at what they have given ua to go by. What are we supposed to think when all the advertis­ ing recks of sex, and mo­ thers dreis their daughters like little Lolitas? Who do you think are the "heroes" around town now? I'll tell you—Richard Burton, Chris­ tine Keeler and Mandy RiceDavis. I aaiure you I am no prude, but I'm glad my parents equipped me with tome decent morals. SEVENTEEN IN BELFAST, MAINE DEAR SEVENTEEN: And to your fine letter, may I add a hearty AMEN! a a • DEAR ABBY: What do you think of a man who has been married four year*, wears the wedding band I bought for him but who cov­ ers it up completely with another ring? SUSPICIOUS WIFE DEAR SUSPICIOUS: I think he's probably cover­ ing up more than a wedding } N r . Lugosi iv w te T v S P rm lsot 4 Approach** • SuatstahJ • MflacoMfc “ Emmet* . . \ia i ring. 44 A-Upto* aosuvwt rity 4* Ala iafiedleat 41 (ireek letter 47 M irtUa ' — 1 42 Formerly 43 Deity 4 S Hbww n 1r J IF j Tr M IT j ~T H u*7 IT IT • • e B y Abigail Van Burcn ***?' DEAR ABBY: A member of our family Just cam* back from his vacation with a hair piece. He has been aa bald aa an eagle sinee he was about 30 and ba went around like that for years, then all of a sudden, at the age of S3, he is sporting a full head of hair. It iin 't even his color. When he did have hair it was aandy brown, but this wig is golden brown with red highlights in it. I don't have to tell you bow ridiculous he looks. When we first saw him, we thought he was Joking, or perhaps wearing It on a dare, but he thinks it looks great. We love this guy and wouldn't hurt his feelingi for the world, but how can we tell him that he looks terrible? HIS RELATIVES DEAR RELATIVES: If he wanted your opinion, he would have asked you. If you really "love'* him, aay nothing. (Jacoby a • • DEAR ABBY: I am pus- tied as to bow > lady eaa presume to give advice on shaving. I will be S3 on my next birthday and have been shaving since I was 17. In the past 3g years I shaved once a day, and if I had to shave a second time I would need to call an anesthetist. I believe you are about as qualified to give advice on shaving aa was my youngest ion when he was 17. When I asked him if he'd started to shave yet, he replied, "Gee, Dad, I’ve been shaving for two years now and I cut my* seif both times." Respect­ fully, • J. L. L. * * * What’s on your mind? For a personal reply, tend a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3363, Beverly Hills, Calif. • • • Hate to \ rile lettersf Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 3363, everly HID-, Calif, for Ahby's new booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCAS­ IONS." On(Bhidqsi By Oswald Ja Th* late Ely Culbertson had ona of the most fertile A None minds In bridge. His writings WK7 4 4 did much to popularise con­ 4 AKQItl *A K 4 tract in its early days. One of BAST his ideaa that failed to gain A Q 10 M l AAJ4I4 acceptance during hie life VI S was the "grand slam force." A 10SS 4 M Thie bid was a Jump to 0 J U » ♦ ?« « » SOUTH UU five no-trump to ask part­ AKT* ner to bid a grand slam if ha V A Q M II held good enough trumps. In A M most cases good enough • Q«» trump* would be n suit th at ffevtll included two of the top three Pass » N.T. IF honor*. Pass TV Thla Culbertson bid has gained popularity lately and toilay ia used by almoat every bidding easy. expert It docs not eome up South has n rockbottom often, but when it does It minimum bid, or th* nearest certainly makes grand alam thing to one. North doesn't really care much how weak or strong hi* partner's open­ ing is. All North wants to know ia If South holds both the ace and queen of hearts. Th* grand elam fore* re­ veals thie very simply. Ho wastes no time In shilly­ shallying or getting unneces­ sary information. AU ho does is respond five no-trump. South is now in the posi­ tion of y>a Light Brigude. Ho i» not to reason why, he had just to do or dir. With the are and queen od heart* he promptly bids tho grand slam. Hr isn’t too hap­ py with the force until ho sees the dummy. Then it ii all over but drawing trumps and chalking up the score. U)& Jhs Woman: B y R u th M iiie tt There has been n lot of to be interpreted for junior. Radio City Station, New York talk about the part th at the Yes, the dinner hour muy 19, N. Y. dinner hour should play in be all soft lights and sweet gracloua living. We’rs told music before th* children ar­ that even after marriaga it rive on the scene. But when STARTS SUN. ran retain ita aura of Inti- they eome to th* table, din­ mary and romance. ner ia about as romantic a* Well, that’s true enough lunch a t a restaurant coun­ while a young married coup!* ter. Nothing n u tters but the run stilt have a quiet, candle­ food. light dinner. Hut what happen* to the Have yisi reed Ruth Milaura of romnnes when the lett’s "Happier Wives (hints children join the group? for husbands)"? Mail 35 “Johnny, wash your hands! cents to Ruth Miliett Reader | Ycu, t»o. Judy," any a mom Service, c/o The Sanford Her­ pleusuntly, the first time. ald, I’. O. Hot 4Hi), Dept. A, as g f c /^ j The second time the order la given it’s more firm, not I NOW TIIHU HAT. quit* so pleasant. Then there’s the problem of getting dad to the dining room. He was starved—o r so he said—when he tossed his hut on the living room table. Hut now he’* got hie nose buried in the evening paper and answer* the rsll to din­ ner with an irritable or ab­ sent-minded, "O.K., in a min­ ute." Finally, th* family Is seat­ ed. And then liegins that eve­ ning meal, with Ua aura of romance. I)sd wants to know why the ketchup is never on th* table. ,ittle Johnny gulps his food 10 he ran get back to play. Judy pushes the food around on her plat*. Conversation Ii hardly aeln tillsting — since any topic brought up that is on a high­ er than thriil-grade level ha* •m Legal Notice F H T IT IO t:* S I S K NOTICK IH h ereb y g i v e n t h a t t am In h u i l n e a * a t n o s t t t W i n t e r P a r k , H im Inole C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , u n d e r t h e f lc tltlo u * n a m e of, A T ­ LANTIC CO. a n d t h a t I I n ­ ten d to r e a l , l e r sa id n a m e w i t h t h e C le r k o f th * C i r c u i t C o urt. Hemlnol* C o u n t y . F l o r ­ ida. In a c c o r d a n t * w i t h th * p ro v isio n * o f t h e F l c t l t lo u * Nam* S t a tu te * , t o . w i t : S ec­ tion 145 02 F l o r i d a S t a t u t e ! 1247. HI*: 1’i u l J. K l i u a PuMleh s - p t . 12. 14, A Oct. t. 10. 1241. SKATE Fun for all ages! CD M -lt HBuahg dum p II UU> DOWN O There are about 36 million women drivers in the United States—nearly one out of every three licensed car op­ erators. powder 30 Ylaeun* 20 Dim m ed 25 fiaii lwl*d 20 Snare 81 Wrlazflng 43 Put la new setting IS Vr nutating 0 juzA OPEN 13:13 RITZ STARTS TODAY DOUBLE FEATURE "DEM1NTIA IS" 4k “THE TERROR" J • Florida’s Finest • Complete Snack Bar • ( la-wee — Beginners 4k Advanced Just Off Hwy. 17-92 On The Dor Track ltd. �I \- Now Is T he Tim e To P la n t Y ourself In Y our O w n H o m e ... Look To W a n t- A d s Classified Phone 322-5613 322-5612 Office 204 W. F irst RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald win not t>e re* sponsible for mora than o h Incorrect Insertion of your ad, and reserves the right to revise or reject any advertise* ment from wbat ordered to confirm to the policies of this paper. DEADLINE) CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tusv, thru Frl. - 2 P. 31. day before insertion. Mon. • S a t noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuts., thru Frl. - 2 P. M. day before insertion. Mon. • S a t 6 I I I' I; ■ooa. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost A Found 2. Notices - Personals 5. Education • Instruction 4. Transportation 6. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 18. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 16. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 28. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 26. Plumbing Services 26. Radio ft Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 83. Furniture 34. Articles Tor Sale 31-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 38-A Autos Wanted 37. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment 1. L ost ft F ound LOST: RED and white male Beagle. Elder Springs area. 322-8000. LOST: Firestone 600 girl’s 24" Bicycle. Blue & white with chrome fender* and 2 saddle baskets. Reward. FA 2-3630. Legal Notice iv tiis : r m c i it r«n kt o r t i i >: M \ m j t m i t i i . t i n . t i it is sm s son tim i. voi .sj m i v rv . ST.OIIIIM. I l l s M in i s IIUHTON M l. I.1 IX I W ILL IA M S P laintiff va. I.KOt.A SS II.LIAM.) M in ts: o r I i. t>*f*mlan» »t r r T O i L K o l.A SSILLIASLS. w h o l e • il l a m » an il « r h * r* . >ut» ar* u n k n o w n T.\K » : NOTIC K t h a t a au lt l*( i»t Tint y ou It 4B lie an f ll.'l In th* N inth J ii'ltci.il C i r c u i t Mill­ o f F lo r 13a, In mii <I f o r ar * you nu l« Gu u n t y . a n d b .r.h y sum m on*.! , .*r ■I-*r «•*I Sul required to til* your w ritte n A ttsw a r <»r i l a f a n a rs I., t i , . . .....,.: s l a t f i le d h e r e i n n u t l u s i y o u In thw a6-*va an* t i t l e d ©an** ............f fle o <*f tli., i-le rk .,f t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t In an.) fo r Hamlnole C o u n t y . Klorlila. a t his nffl.-a In t h e C o u r t H o n s * In S a n f o r d . Sontl* n o te C o u n t y . K l o r IJ a . on or h a f u r e tl>. : » l h d a y of Metut», r a id lu a e r v a a cupy o f y o u r A n s a a r ■■© d efens-e upon Tom S\ utaon, P l a i n t i f f '* A ttorney h a r a ln . w h o s e addri**a Is 530 X »rth M a g n o lia . I-A. O r l a n d o . KlorIda. on o r b efo re e u l d d ata. I f you f i d t o do so. a Da.-raa t ‘r» C o n f e s s . w i l l b e r u t . r s d a g sl u s t you -r In- r e l i e f da mend,- I lu tlie . o m p l i l n t V>if SltK M f I I T I I K i t N t r r i KI K I> t h a t t h e n a : u r e u f ea ld su it la > edit f " f “ d l a o r c a a Vlncolu m a t r i m o n i i ( r u m D t - fendant. T h - u aiu a uf m e i o u r t In w h ich Ihle suit h a s b r « n In ­ s t i t u t e d I* C t r u lt C o u r t o f t h a N i n t h J u d i c i a l < Ircu it. h an ilh o le t ’. i u o l y S'lo, Ida. a n d th e nb u rev late t t il" -*f t h i s c a u s a la BL HTON SSILLIASIA. ITalntiff , s s. LBOLA W I U J A M U O e f e n d s n l . C h a n c e r y No 1S45S S S IT N t> > MV H A N D A M , T i n : o f r t c t A L n : » i . o f sa id C ourt lu g s u . ' i . 'd e 1 ount. S'lorlila. this ISth day of t i e p i s n i u s r . 1441 t.ut: Si. A r t h u r II lie a w l t h Jr.. C l s r k -I tl.a , . l r . u .. C u u r t B y : S l a r t h a T. V lh la n P e p u t y CIs-lc P u b l i s h * s p l . <4 A Oel. | . to. ti. m e .ju a - lo i 6. For Rent 1. Lost ft Fotntf Sl|r LOST: 2 Male Siameie Cats. TWO Bedroom House, FA 2-1686. Reward. chen equipped. On Golden, near Air Base. LOST: RED dachshund, an­ ing day call FA 2-4043 swers lu name of Sphinx. 3:30 call FA 2-4734. Child’s pat. Reward. Ph. FA 2-3950 or 2-0050. t . N o tices • P e rs o n a ls kit­ Like Dur­ after Woafarh Vrrilb Oct. 3, 1963 — Pugc 11 12. Rm I E state For Sale 21. Beahty Batoaa SWEETIE FIE Hy Nadine Seltzer 11 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom Houses. FA 2-34S5. FURN. 2 Bedroom House. VACUUM CLEANER, repairs, -Adults. No pets. FA 2-7441. parts, supplies for Electro­ lux. Kirby, Hoover. Air- FURN. Cottage at 5 Points. Way. Rrx-Alr etc. Free $63 per month. Ph. FA 2-1(47 ptekup New and Used FURN. Apt. 2300 Mcllonville. cleaner, sold. FA 2-2282. APT. |30. Surplus City. 5. Food BABY B E E F-A l-rdeen An­ gus Supreme quality. For yom freezer. Ph. FA 2-7714. CLEAN 1st floor Apartment Private entrance. 1001 Pal­ metto. EFFICIENCY Apartment on First St. Near 2 city free parking lota and shopping 2 BEDROOM Kurn. Apt. stores. No utility charges. FA 2 0611. Suitable for couple or elnBEDROOM Duplex Apt. gle,» also retired people. fum 706 <V. 4th St. Ph. FA 2 4712. FA 2-3610. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. FURN. Apartment. 2 Rooms Clean and close In. Jimmie k hath and garage. 2520 “ He’s an Irish baby s e tte r l” Cowan. 322 1013. Narcissua. FA 2-3146. WE L A K A APARTMENTS: 12. Real Ratal* For Sal* 12. Real Estate For Sala 3 BEDROOMS. Da baths. Rooms private baths, 114 2 BEDRM., 1 bath. Available Large yard. Children wel­ W. First St. the end of Nov 2U» Bamboo come. 322-5409. Dr. Sunland Estates. Pb. RENT A BED Property Munugentent R-E-N-T-A-L-S Rolliway, Hospital k Baby FA 2-2940. Broker 2 hr., 1 bath furn. garage Beds. LOVELY 2 Bedroom block apartment, $55. By Day, Week, or Month Home with separate din­ 3 hr.. 1 bath KE unfurnish­ CARROLL’S FURNITURE ing room. Largo screened ed home, $110. Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W'. 1st St. Offers for your selection east porch, [.ocaled on 2 br„ 1 bath KE unfurnish­ tliesu Beautiful 2, 3, A 4 LARGE 3 Bedroom trailer, largo corner lot with fruit, Bedroom ed home $45. also 1 bedroom trailer on oak k magnolia trees. 2 3 br., 1 bath, stove only, unlarge lake. Adults only. Ph. Car garage. By owner Ph. furn. home 1100.. FA 2-7364. FA 2-4199. STEMPER AGENCY 1919 S. French 1 BEDROOM Apartment. FHA - VA 322-4091 Quiet neighborhood. FA 2GOVERNMENT HOME: 1442 from S:30 to 4 p. m. Priced From $6,750 FURN. Apt. 500 Park. 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS Monday thru Friday. Ph. 1 AND 2 tUTHS Down Payments ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom, 2 F a 2-4501 any other time. Most Kitchens Equipped As Low As $100 bath house. Fla. room, uti­ Down Payment From lity room. Kitchen equipped. 2 HOUSES furn. 1 Newly Monthly Payments decorated. FA 2-2377. FHA $100 VA Extra itorage area. Phone From $-13.50 LOW MONTHLY FA 24345. EFF. APT. 1 bedrm., kitch­ To make the beat home PAYMENTS enette. FA 2-7808. 2 BEDROOM house, unfurn­ buy, see the EXCELLENT LOCATIONS ished. Kitchen equipped. 7. lluhinesi* Rentals IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY VA - FHA Venetian blinds end Fla. 603 1st. St. 6 ROOMS. Suita­ room. Extras. $80. mo. 2104 Appointed Wc Can Qualify You For ble for Office. Parking Amelia. FA 2-2373. One Of These Outstanding Property availably in rear. 322.2744 Home Buys In Minutes! FURNISHED newly decorat­ from 1 1 -6 p.m. Management ed 2 hr., 601 Palmetto. Ph. Broker For Complete Information, 9. For Sal* or Rent FA 2-1374 after 6. See Or Call Your BEDROOMS, terrain) 1.ARGE 3 Bedroom Houses, FHA - VA 1 A 2 baths. By owner. 205 floor, k i t c h e n equipped. SALES BROKER E. 25th SL Good water. (44. per mo. Office FA 2 2119 Night FA 2-0tMg Call F.\ 2-3185. LOVELY 4 bedroom, 2 bath. Stenstroiri Realty 323 0700 Kitchen equipped Home. FURNISHED cottage. $«». a Real Estate—Mortgages 2524 Park Dr. Sanford. Fla. Low down payment. South mo. FA 2-5721. til N. Park Ave. 322-2120 Plnecreit. 322-3832. FANTASTIC but TRUE Kavenna Park FA 2-7495 3 BEDROOM, frame house, NEVER before a value quite $49. month. 1023 W. Sarita. AVAILABLE Uct. 1st. 3 Bed­ FA 2-3677 FA 2-3829 FA 2-8360 like thia. 3 bedroom con­ rooms, US baths. Air-ConEvenings FA 2 1393. crete block lionie on I and dltlon k heat. Kitchen equip­ I* acre corner lot lying on 2 BEDROOM furn. house. ped. Deep well, sprinkling NEW HOMES Big Beautiful Lake Mary. Adults. FA 2-2275. system, beautiful yard. $125 BY SHOEMAKER Hardwood flojri, Flagstone per mo. 103 Lake Dot Dr. 3 AND 4 BEDROOMS MAYFAIR. 4 bedroom, J bath, fireplace with heatiUtor, Day FA 2 8700 or Night 1, IVi, AND 2 BATHS 1160. Furn. 2 br., central marble hearth and mantle, FA 28554. FHA, VA & Conventional sir-conditioning k heating central heat, opcu porch Financing! $123. 12. Real Estate For Sale SITUATED overlooking lake, built-in IN BEAUTIFUL GE kitchen, 2 tile batha, BEDROOM, 1 bath older RAVENNA PARK ROSA L. PAYTON 3 home HUGE room for Hubby's AND with Income apart Reg. Real Estate Broker den. office, library, or bols­ ment in rear. 110,500. Ph. 1DYLLWILDE FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha hy shop. Beautiful shade 322-6969 for appointment. We Have Several New Homes trees, large utility house, Now Under Construction. 2 BF.DROOM apt. No meters LOCH ARBOR Ami A Few Nearly Com­ car portc and semicircle FA 2-7622 or 2-6053. LAKE front 3 bedroom home drive. Call now and collect pleted! STENSTROM RENTALS on paved street. Only $800 We Can Also Custom Build this rare jewel for your down and assume $90 per Furnished: very own. Under priced to A Home Just For You. month payment. Total price For Complete Information 2 Bit 1 bath $ 90 sell before October 5th, only $15,000. 2 BK I balls $125 1963 at $20,000, $3,300 down. See or Call Your Unfurnished: J. W. Hall, Realty, Pb. Ravenna Park • Idyllwilde ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 2 BR 1 bath $ 75 FA 23441. EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT Realtor 3 BR 1 bath $100 ONE 4 Bedroom House, one 3 HR Hit baths $115 Raymond Lundqulst, Asso. FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Uldg. 2 bedroom House. Longwood 4 lilt 2 bath $135 area. 838 3911. See us (or the best. 111 N. Park 322-2420 COUNTRY HOME with 7 acres for $19,999. Close in, 3 NEW—3 bedroom Homes, lion DOWN land tiled. Not fancy but Stenstrom Realty home in good liveable con 2 BEDROOM, 1 hath concrete by owner. 838-8209. block home completely re­ BY OWNER. 3 HR. 2 bath. dillon. Large rooms, 3 BR, Real Estate r- Mortgages novated $41. mo. CB Large rooms. 2 Large 111 N Park Ate. FA 2-242J 2 bath. Altogether a lot of lot*, sprinkler s y s t e m . value for the money. Term* 3 BEDROOM, 1 hath cinder Drupes throughout. Take “ CLEAN quiet Rooms" The Call block home $54. mo. up payments. FA 2-1263. Gables FA 2-0720. 6. For Rent V A - FH A Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned Homes Jim Hunt Realty Stenstrom Realty ONE Bedroom CB House. Hazel Porter Beauty Shop Nicely furnished Home for Cold Wave $4.00 complete sale by owner. $7,000. $300 1104 W. 25th St. FA 2-1321 down and $44.44 per month for 12 years. 2606 Elm PERMANENT Wave Special 2U'r off regular price*. Ave. Pb. FA 2-3727. Open Evening© hy appt. Free parking lo t Services S t Johns Realty from tip to tip. THE TIME TESTED FIRM Cut'N Curl Beauty Shop 116 N. Park Ave. FA 9-6123 318 Palmetto Ave. 3 BEDROOMS. Us baths. Phone door (1) 322-0834 Swimming pool. Fum. or Phcjc door (2 ) 322-8525 unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. FREE $50 PERM. WAVE Sunland. Complete Beauty Service JOHN E. FOX Harriett'* Beauty Nook REALTOR 105 So. Oak. FA 2-5742 110 N. Park Ave. 323-0539 25. P lu m b in g S ervlc NEAR Paula School; new 7 HINSON ft HEARN room home, 1 acre lot. Ph. PLUMBING CONTRACTING FA 2-3378, FA 24979. Repairs k Water Heaters NEW LOW FREE ESTIMATES DOWN PAYMENTS 204 E. 3rd St. 322-9143 $100 Down, many homes to PLUMBING select from in either PineConiraciing Repaira crest. Sunland Estate* or FREE ESTIMATES Country Club Manor. Spe­ R. L. HARVEY cial term s to Navy famlFA 2 3383 liea. These ar* FHA k VA 204 Sanford Av*. owned Homes. 26. Radio ft Television Seminole Realty 1901 S. Park Av*. FA 2-5232 anytime USED T.V. Set* $10 up. Ser­ vice calls $2.00. Sanford T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-9774. 15. Buaine** Opportunity 27. Special Services NEW 2 stall Texaco station WASHING Machine Service. under construction In Lake Free estimate* on repairs. 2640 Hiawatha. 322-7363. Mary. Heavily traveled a r­ tery and densely populated area. High potential earn­ Air-Conditiomnpr ings. Low moderate invest­ H. B. POPE CO., INC. ment required. Call or write 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 Line Star Petroleum, 1678 S. E. 10th Terrace, Ft. SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. Lauderdale, phone 521 4302. 322-3506. MEN'S apparel store on high­ w a y 17-02 for. least In Shop­ M. G. HODGES ping Plaxa. Experience. PLUMBING Low rent. Further informa­ • WELLS DRILLED tion phona S. D. TE 8-2579. • PUMPS SERVICED AND INSTALLED SERVICE Station for lease. Inventory takeover. Good • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS • FREE ESTIMATES location. Ph. FA 2-4312. CALL FA 26037 PAOLA ROAD 16. Female Help Wanted CURB Girl. Must be 21. Ap­ ply Pig N Whistle. Sanford. VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS PARTS SALES Sternper Agency APT Gene Gables Lodge 2 Rim. Furn. Adults $65 Meredith Manor. Hwy. -sSl Ph Winter Park 838-5551 GREENBKIAR I hoire lot© available in L re e n b ria r of lo c h Arbor o* ©Hooking golf course. C u.lnm building In your • lierifiralio n . GZeelthflar d et doped by KINGS WOOD BUILDERS INC. 202 Fairmont Dr. FA 6 4 DODGE ----- L IN E ------ NOW ON D IS P L A Y A T Seminole Co. Motors 519 E. 1st. St. Sanford >4. Artkfes Far M u PETUNIA plants. Woodruffs DIAL-O-MATIC B G RAG Garden Center, 601 Celery Repossessed, S3 Model, Makes Ave. Buttonhole*, Sew* ea But* tons, Makes Kindreds o | BLOOMING Hoses on double Decorative Stitches, etc. cherokee stock. $2.50 each. Guaranteed. Take Up R e. Gray Shadows Nursery malnlng S Payments t i 4 ml. 8. on Sanford Ave. $7.50. Ph. FA 2-9987. SPECIAL Sale of Cocoa Plu­ mose palms, large base, OIL Spec* Heater. 99,009 BTU. Very good cond. Rea* field grown, 3 for $5. J. C. sonable. TE 9-2999. Sikes, 3U mi. W. of San­ ford on Highway 46. BARGAINS— Ladle* Dresses, bras to d girdles (broken 93. Furniture sties), some piece goods. Used furniture, appliances, Mans hats, dungarees, eoat tools, etc. Bought - Sold. hangers, store fixtures, cur« Larry's Mart 215 Sanford tain rods—ell at bargain Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. prices. 702 West 9th St, Sanford. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADLNG RUG 9 x 20, Acetate rayon, tweed mixture $25. Phone POST. FA 2-0877. FA 2-7057. WANTED reliable couple to take up monthly payments 36. Automobile* . Truck* of $13.50 on 3 complete ’59 FORD~ 4 Door Sedan! rooms of furniture. Call Kordmatic. Power steering. TE 8-1311, Casselberry, col­ Air-Cond. Tinted g 1 a ■ a. lect. Thunderbirtl Vg M o t o r . Brand new tires. 21,300 FREE ESTIMATE mile*, l Owner car. M ri. Upholstering k Mattress ren­ Lloyd F. Boyle. FA 2-9127. ovating. New k Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Redding Mfg. BUYINO A Co., at 709 Celery Ave. USED CART FA 2-2117. FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ Low Interest Rate* BEDS FOR RENT Hospital, Rollawaya, Juve­ ♦ Low Monthly Payment* nile. FREE delivery and FLORIDA STATE BANS Pick-up. •32 W1LLYS Jeep. 4 Wheei FURNITURE CENTER drive. Factory top. A-l 1100 French Av;. Cond. FA 2-4857. Pb. FA 2-7953 FORD Sunllner Convertible. Must sell. 9200. and take up .11. Article* For Sale payment*. Can bo seen at BOY'S 26" Bicycle. 8 milli­ Wall Supply. meter Movie Camera. Rea* sonable. 322-1339. 1931 MODEL A Ford Coupe. Good cond. $350. rash of BABY Bed. 2 maltr**A»fc),_ ‘ trade. Cad alter 5 FA 2 3098 stroller, training c h a i r , Jumper scat, spring horse, ’56 CHEVROLET wagon, I $li). Or will sell separately. cyl. straight trana. 401 W. Also Maternity clothes, win­ 29th St. 322-3193. ter A summer. Sire 10-12. 37. Boats . Motora $23. 922-8377. RELAX • A • C1ZOII, Simmon* 51a h.p. OLIVER Motor with hlde-a-bed, hand lawn mow­ separate tank. Good condk* lion. $90. FA 2-5459. er. 322-2971. OVEN and cook top. Good a* SHORT Order Cook. Must be new. Both for $99. See A1 ELECTROLUX, Hoover, Kir­ experienced. Apply Pig 'N Lyon, Sanford Electric. by, Rex Air, Air Way, G.E. Whistle. Sanford. Filter Queen, etc. Free SALE— Mtsc. household and pickup sad. delivery. Serv­ ASSEMBLERS with, factory shop Rems Sat. 9-3 at 3610 ing Sanford for over 15 background In small parts. Sanford Ave. rear. year*. Bunded and (teemed. Permanent residents of $1 per day rental for Elec­ Seminole County. U. S. C'itl- . FA 2-4705. tric Carpet Shampooer with tens. Must work night when TREE SERVICE. Expert tree purchase of Blue Lustre. necessary. Age to 45. Apply service. Reasonable ratea, Carroll's Furniture. Florida State Employment I year* experience. Free Service, 20o S. French, San­ estimates. Ph. FA 2 4377. READY MIX Concrete, win­ ford, Fla. dow nills, lintels, step*, block*, sand, cement, rock, WHITE woman, to live In and LAWN SERVICE do housework, In Orlando. Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ pipe, steel, grease traps, dry wells, stepping stones. isfaction guaranteed. Pb. Room and board plua sal­ Mlracl* Concrete Co. FA 2 1117. ary. 3225342. 300 Elm Av©. FA 2-5751 TRACTOR Work, Mowing, 17. Mel* Help Wanted disk, blade. FA 2-7664. OCTOBER Special. Ladies WANTED Grease man. MU1k Childrens shoes $191 pair. die aged. Experienced. In­ WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. Surplus City. 2Ul W. 1st, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS quire, Mr. McGowan at All Type* and Sires Naval Exchange Office or 1-PREWAY Oil Heater. Good We Repair and Service Mr. M. J. Sheard at Ser­ condition. J. C. Bunlen S T I N E vice Station. Lemon Bluff. Machinery and Supply Co. 19. Situations W an ted 207 W. 2nd St. FA 26432 20 GAL. Glass lines! gas hot water Heater. Good cond. BABYSITTING day or night Plano Tuning and Repair or regular. Experienced. W L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 WH) Magnolia after 4 p.m. FA 2 1212. 29. A u to m o b ile S ervice PAINTING or Repair work. AUTO GLASS Ph. FA 2-7044 19' PLYWOOD Cabin Cruiser. 50 hp. Electric starting. Kvlnrude with ganeratof ami traliar. 9423. $22-9957. Oxtsway T9 The Waterway Robson Sporting Good* Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 304-9-8 E. 1st Ph. FA >5991 38. Motorcycles • Scooters 1965 YAMAHA motor scoot* cr, $223. like new. 1950 All* state motor scooter 193. Good condition. f*A 3-904*. 40. Farm Equipment Gravely Tractor : .4 Sales & Service NEW AND REBUILT Gravely Tractors A full line of Economy row . crop Tractors BANK FINANCING 113 N. Orlando Ave. Maitland Phone 647-7239 INSTALLED Washing, Ironing, baby sit­ Sunkarik Clan.) ami Paint ting. FA 2 1080. All New Cars Are In . . . Company BABYSITTING day or night. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 1022 I.ova A care. Big yard. Auto Glass, Tops Meal* furnished, aUo will k Sea' Covers board. FA 2-7980. Child Care FA 2-2274. PERSONALIZED Child Care 322 3920. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 ALL WORK GUARANTEED NOW ON D ISP LA Y ! '6 4 Trium ph • ALL N EW C U S T O M E R PO LICIES ARE HERE — !------T O S T A Y ! ---------- INVESTIGATE.. Our Modern Volume Sales See The Sporty Program Now! “SP IT F IR E ” LET US PROVE TO YOU THAT YOU’LL GET MORE FOR YOUR “AUTO DOLLARS AT HOLLERS’* And Other Exciting Models Plan To See Our Entire Line Of ’til Model Cars Displayed Wed. - Thurs. - Fri. Nite Til 8 1*. M. Sat. Til 6 P. M. HUNT LINCOLN - MERCURY INCORPORATED 109 N. Pnlmelto Ave. • A LL NEW D EALS! AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. SOU TH W A RD QUIET lovely furn. Apt. 4 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath cinder I Rooms, I1, baths. Large INVESTMENT A REALTY block home, kitchen equip- ] screened porch. FA 2-4950. HO N. Park Ave. 322 9173 ped. $70. mo. I 3 KM Furn Apt Clean. All BY OWNER 3 Br.. 1 hath CM Utilities. $50. 322-2744. in Sanford. Fenced yard, work shop, disposall (op­ 3 ROOM furn Garage Apt. REALTOR — INSUROIt tional), range, refrigerator, Lights A water furn. Ph. FA 2-4991 1919 S French Ave air cund., shallow well lawn 322-1395 or 323 0371. pump and a 1953 Chevrolet ONE 4 Bedroom House, One for an excellent second car. COUPLE Charming furn. t 3 Bedroom House. Saniord $11. too, $9,400 G. 1. Loan. B e d r o o m House. Ijtke area. J22-2744. 322-2994. Markham. FA 2-5430. BY OWNER. 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Fla. room, wall to Fl'R.N. 2 Bedroom Duplex VERY nice 2 Bedroom block House on 2 larg e corner wall carpeting, paLo. Pit. Apt. 291 E. 27lh St. Ph. tots t HA financed. 410,500 3230982 !25 E. Coleman FA 2 6477. Call FA 2-2578. Circle. LARGE 2 Bedroom furn Apt. FA 2 Mil. Si. Flowers - Shrub* Sanford Holler Motor Sales COMPANY 2nd. & Palmetto FA 2-0711 2.507 Park Dr. FA 2-0861 I 44- �THURS, OCTOBER 3, 19*1 CTP Reports Record High Membership Mrs. Edwin R. Brown, clink chairman. — t hat 674 children w on tested daring th e eyw clink. An ear clink will bn conducted a t the school beginning next monday. A total of IT children wore treated in the clink during the month of September. Mrs. Joseph Laird, beauti­ fication chairman, reported the planting of sight pyroeanthun shrubs and four trees at By Jaiia Bartee The first meeting of Cob Pack 231 for Ike year was beid laat Friday a t the Al­ tamonte Elementary School with Cubmaster Walter Ringling presiding. The meeting was officially opened with a Flag Cemncny presented by den one after which the den songleader. Russell Hulbert. led the audi­ ence in a soogfest. New members were wel­ comed a t this time. Officers of the Pack are Bernard Doherty, committee chairman; Robert Watts, out­ ing chairman; Luke Summers, registration chairman and Robert Hodges, treasurer and advancement chairman. A father-eon outing is plan­ ned for Saturday, Oct. 13 at I t man annsimrrd th at a volunteer la needed to fill th* affkn * f CTP vk* president due to the resignation of Mrs. Clare Bahner. C. M. Harp, principal. Intro­ duced member* of th* faculty gad paresta were invited to visit the classrooms followtrg the meeting. Refresh­ ment* were served in the cafeteria by sixth grnde mo- Bridge Club Names Winners Tha DeBary D u p l i c a t e Bridge Club played 14 tablet at this week's Tuesday afteranon bbeating el th* Rarreattoo Hal] ef the DeBary Fir* Statiea. Play was directed by Howard Middleton. Winners were NS, first, Mrs. Edwin Wsebter end Mrs. William Woodlock; eecond, Mre. Frank Austin end Mr*. E. Z. Walters; third, Mrs. Ruth Blatt and Mrs. Charles Haaale; fourth, Mrs. Harold Lynch and Mrs. W. Allen H unter and fifth. Sirs. Ida R. Wilson and Mr*. E. E. Ander- Den Mothers are Mrs. Jean Doherty, den ore; Mrs. Shir­ ley Stuart, den two; Mr*. Barbara Wbtniagbam. den three; Mrs. Mfa-key Summers, Mr*. Isobel Halbert and Mrs. Paul Girard, dea four; Mrs. Millie Thompson, den five and Mrs. Thelma Knoechel, den six. Boys receiving their bob Civic League Elects Recording Secretary which are for children or teenagers. The afterhours book re­ turn door installed by Eldon Heath in July, has proved to be a great asset to the lib­ rary *nd very convenient tor tie public. Mrs. S. L. Tipper gave a vummary of the SO-year his­ tory of the League which was both informative and inter­ By Shirley Wentworth resigned the office because , esting. Rev. Burton Wright and ^ ^ hea th, Mrs. Betsy McCoy was ap­ family of Forest City are Mrs. Elisabeth Hille. presi- pointed publicity chairman. schoduled to sail Friday from welcomed members and Attractive Loral decorations Sow York City for Africa the Op*n House I were used throughout the wl«ra Ktr. w rig1'* will t*V« ..meet.ng asd led the pledge : buiJdmg for the occasion. The up dutko as a miaiwnary f o r j^ y * f l , , Mrs. W. J.HarC- reenter "table -war- heauriftnlr t h e Seventh - day Adventist i i \ e the devotional*. | decorated with punch bowls Church. Mrs. John Hauser's report On hard to see them off wilL 03 yje library revealed markbe hi* parents, Rev. ard Mrs <4 increases in uie of the K. A. Wright, also of Foreit facility during the summer City. months. In the six months The young Rev. Wright is a iinee April. l.StJ patrons graduate of Southern Misiion-’ checked out 2.*t3 books. A ary College in Collegtdale,! total of 1M books were addTenn. In June of this year he rd to the library including was ordained s minister d u r-' gift* of 131 and the purchase ing the Seventh-day Adventist 1of 20 new bonks, most of Forest City Family Leaves For Africa fly lin n s Grii*-t«-»d The "North Oilar.do Garden Club will hold its first meet­ ing of the new club year at 7:30 p. m next Thursday in th* Civk Building. Reports f r o m committee chairmen will be heard and plana will b« made for th* club'a future program. Mrs. Richard Stodden. presi­ dent, has requested that thoaa who might be in need of trans­ portation contact Mrs. Leon­ ard Stewart. AH women of the village ar* invited. Uy Jaae Casselberry Hosteser* will be Mrs. Vera An American Red Crots Anderson* and Mr*. Ruth F irst Aid Court* for clinic Clark. mother* of the South Semi­ nole Elementary and English E states Elementary School* will be offertd starting Oct. 14. Classes will b* held each Monday arid Wednesday from 3:30 until 11.Oo a.m. at th* Ily Frances Wester Casselberry Recreation Cen­ A program entitled "Goals of the United Fund" will be ter on Uverbrook Drive. No charges will be mail* presented for meifi'jcrs of the for the 10-hour court* other Lake Mary Chamber of Com­ than th* purchase of the 75 merce at today's 8 p. m meeting by Howard Hodges, cent handbook. president of Sanford Atlantic National Bank and north county commercial chairman for the Unite.! Fund Drive. Plans for future Chamber Ily Mr*. ('larriwr Snyder of Cummerce fund raising The Voluiia County Coun- projects for acquiring a Lib­ ail of th* Parcnt-Tcachcr As­ rary Building will be discuss­ sociation will sponsor a trip ed during the monthly busi­ to Ocala next Tuesday fur a ness meeting which will be tour of the grounds and build­ held following the program ing* a t the State Girl* School. President Richard Keogh Any Interested person in urges all members attend this th* area la invited to join Important meeting. th« PTA group. Th* tour i* Scheduled to get underway at 10 a.m. Clinic Mothers To Attend Course Chairman P T A Council Sets Tour By Mona Grinatrad Meetings of civic Interest se t in North Orlando next Civic Association on Monday a t 8 p.m., th* regular Villagr Council session on Tuesday a t 7:30 p.m. and one of the Volunteer Fire Department on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. All three will b* held in the Civic Building In tbe North [Orlando Recreation area. weeks to Caaaelberry with Casselberry Cobw a ste r Wal­ ly Krohne. Den oo* boys receiving award* a t the Beetle* were Herbert McKenzie, w o l f badge; Danny Eagle, wolf badge and gold and silver arrow; Bert Doherty, gold arrow and Terry Fredricks, wolf badge. Jcfcn Yarnell of dra two re­ ceived one gold arrow and three silver arrows. EW, first. Mrs. David Ringer and Norman Meyer; second. Mrs. Myron Arrardl and Mrs. Harry Schob; third, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Mathevon; fourth, Mrs. Arthur Wheatley and Charles Daglia and fifth. Mrs. Minnie Heitman end F. K Froehlkk. Meetings Set In Village cat pins a t the meeting were Robert Stuart, Jimmy SImunek. M i c k a l e Pinaock, Brad Gerbardt, Jimmie Hed­ rick. Eddie Fuller and Mi­ chael Rogers. Inducted into the Webelo* were Wayne Tomsic, Mel Leonard. Billy Clarke, Steve Ligac and Greg Harbot. Since there is not a Webelae group in Altamonte Springs, this group will meet each two PAGE 12 Oviedo Opens First Aid Course By Bernice KeLey Classes in an American Red Cross First Aid Course will open at 7 p.m. today at the Oviedo City Hall with Jay Saucer as instructor. Two-hour classes will be held on Tuesday and Thurs­ day night* of each week un­ til th* 10-hour course is com­ pleted. Registration may be made at tonight's m uting. Receiving awards from den five were Dawkins Hodges, dewier stripe: Dennis Bibb, aaiiHant iem er strip* and Steve Ligac, gold arrow. Den six awards went to Kent B»rg. one gold arrow, five silver arrows and assistant denner stripe ami Waiter Knoechel, denner strip*. The meeting was closed by den two and friend# and par­ ent* were invited to remain for the shearing of a film on rockets from the Martin Com­ pany. Latin American Forum Set At Rollins —Tha first Latin American Forum at Rollins College for this year will be hed i t noon re s t Monday with Juan Cotaro, consultant to the Cuban Refuge* Action in tb* Or­ lando area, a* featured guest. The forum, to be held in Bingham Hall on the Rollina campus, ii open to the public. Collazo will speak on "This it C.ba Today An Assessment of Current Conditions in Cuba."* Forum chairman will l* Dr Chat let J. Kolinski, assistant professor of Latin American Studies at Rollins. Student chairman will be Julio Feijoo, a Rollins freshman and a Cuban refugee. Th* I.at;n American Forum series is sponsored by the Inter American Center of Rol­ lins College. Its purpoie Is ti interpret and discuss crises in I..1tin America and to pro­ vide an understanding of the social, economic and political conditions from wh.ch they By M n . Adam Mailer Mils Mona Jordan. wellknow Cocoa Beach artist and instructor, will be among judges tor the second annual Fall Juried Show of the DeBary Art and Crafts Club which will open Sunday with a reception from 2 until ( p. m. in the DeBary Room at the Mansion House. Mist Jordan studied at Ben­ nett Junior Cc!>jf >n YU1brook. N. Y.. sad at art schools in Washington. D C., Europe and Japaa. She has received awards from the America a .Artists Professional League, from Smithsoaiar lastituisoa. from She Orlando .Art Association, Central Brevird Art Associa­ tion and the Central Florida Fair. She has exhibited in Talla­ hassee. in Italy and in the Smithsonian Galleries and ex­ ecuted a screen au ral ;n the Children's Ward of the Amer­ ican Hospital in Naples. Italy. Item s to be exhibited in the show will cot be accepted at the Mansion after today. Each member of the club ts entitled to exiiioit two p a a ttn p which must oe properly framed and labeled. em erge. Area Group Completes Course By Shirley Wentworth A group of 10 men and women from the Forest City art* recently concluded an 14.MILS. LOUSE HEASLEY hour combined Civil Defense Medical Self - Help Training Course and Red Crote Home Nursing Course taught by Mrs. Hazel Yatca of St. Cloud, a registered nurse. Among those receiving ecrtificatea at the end of the training course were Mr. and 31r». Edwin Olsen, Mrs. James By Bernice KeLey fir.t year of teaching after Keoughan, Mra. K. A. Wright Credits for Mis. Louise graduation from Florida State and Elder II. V. Ilendershot. Beasley of Oviedo are listed University was at Oviedo in the preface of th* newly High School where her two adopted textbook, "Teen Guide daughters, Jan and Carol, ar* to llomemuking,'' text for the now in th* 11th and 12th By Bernice Kelsey it-quired course in Home Eco­ grades, ropectively. An i n f o r m a l party for Mrs. lira.ley ha* been on nomics for high school stu­ dents in the state of Florida. the Mate Board ot tn* Hor- Oviedo High Sehcc! students 3lrs. Beasley, head of the nia Home Economic* Associa­ was held Monday in the school Home Economics Department tion for the past 1J years and rafetorium with V a r s i t y of Glenridg* Junior High is also th* representative for Cheerleader* acting as spon­ Mhoot in Winter Park, super­ the Orange County Teachers sors. Some 65 buys and girls were vised and evaluated materials Association to th* Family in attemlanc*. Cuunrel lumat.UM of Orand organisation of units in Mr*. Jsmea Partin, recrea­ arga County. the text. An active member of the tion chairman, served as chap­ She also tested more than eron# for th* party. JiXI recipes which were con­ hirst Baptist church of Ovie­ Recreation co-chairman for do, the presently is serving sidered for u*o in this book th# high school group is Mr*. and her advice and counsel her third year as president Wesley Swenson. were used extensively in the of th* Womans* Missionary Union and also it superin­ recipe section. More than half the states tendent of th* Intermediate in the United States have Department of th* Sunday adopted Teen Guide to Home- School. making for high school study. By Jane Casselberry It is the fir>t state adopted VFW Auxiliary lOOoO of textbook in Home Economics C**«elberry will hold a Bake which includes ail units of Sal* this Saturday in front study in a single text. Prior of Lang's Hardware Store In to its adoption several books By Donna l a i r s Casselberry beginning at 8:30 * ere used for the course. South Seminole VFW Post a m. Mrs. Beasley, who ha* been H2U7 will meet at 8 p. ni. next A Parcel Post Sale w.ll be at Gienridge the past eight Tuesday at the Post Home on held in conjunction with the years, formerly was head of the Old Dixie Highway just bak* sale. Gifts mailed from th* Home Economic# Depart­ north of Longwood. all part* of the country will ments at llowaid Junior High Final plana will be made for be available. School aud Cherokee Junior the chicken-rib barbecue to be Mr*. Hollis Johnson is chair­ High School in Urlando. Hex held (XL 13. man of the yiojecL Oviedo Students Have Party VFW Auxiliary Sets Sales Girl Scouts of Troop XM of South Seaiaole Junior High School are looting for­ ward to their most exciting year yet a scoutag. Ta* highlight of this year's program will be a trip *n April to Washington D. C. and the New Y crt Word's Fair The gtrls wfR go to Waihingtoa by train and after sigh sightseeing m the na­ tion's capital they will pro­ ceed to New York by bus They will enjoy two days at the World's Fair and will re­ turn boxe again by train. Newcomers Plan Masquerade By Jane Casselberry The South Seminole Wel­ come Wagon Newcomers Club will hold a Halloween Mas­ querade Party on Saturday. Oet. 12. at the Lend O Lakes Country Club at Casselberry with a social hour from 7 nn-1 til 8 p. m . to be followed by a buffet supper. The admission charge will j include the supper, dancing to a three-piece combo and cards. Prizes will be given for the best costumes. Serving nn the rommlftee to plan the affair are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paulsen, vlr and Mrs. Fred Dice and Mrs Lawrence Pettinati. Re­ servations should be made with Mrs. Pettinati no later than next Wednesday. The nezt board meeting of the club is scheduled for Mon­ day. Oct. 14 at 11:30 a m. at the Riksha Inn in Fern Park. Installation of officers will be held at the club's nezt general meeting to take place on Thursday. Oct. 21 at I t .30 ! a m. at the Load u Lakes | Country Club. By Jane Casselberry Mrs. Maryann Mile*. pres­ ident of the South Seminole Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club, has issued an appeal for cluh member* or their bushands to donate blood for the Old Glory Post Bioud Bank of which the Newcomers Club is « member. The BSoodmobil* will be at the American Legion Home on Prairie Lake on Thursday. Oct. 17, from 4 3o p m. until 7 pm . The club must have five donors to maintain its credit with the Blood Rank. O JH Elects Student Group By IWraio KeLey Oviedo Junior High School student representative* re­ cently were elected for th# 1963-64 term. Named for the s e v e n t h grade were Janet Clont*. Ken­ neth Jacob*. Penny Porter and Andy Jrpson. Eighth grade representative* will he David Ahbat. I.ily Fox, Bruce Thompson and Palsy Parker. Serving for the ninth grade will be Cathy Corton, Rex Clont-. Susan Stumpf and Larry Olliff. Mm . t t , H. DeSliaxo is sponsor for the group. each g al and they already are planning ways to earn the money, both Individually sad as a troop. One of the Sr*t fund-raising projects wi3 be a play and the east and director already have been selected. Travel is sot altogether a new experience for this troop as the girls went to Savan­ nah for a weekend last spring where they visited the birth­ place of Juliette Low, founder of girl scouting. Troop leaders. Mrs. Frank RusseJ and Miss Joan Ottrow, are introducing the girli to the new Cadette Scouting SHANNON YANDKKWAI.D, library aide a t South Seminole Junior High, dUplays jacket* from books to be offered for sale at the Book Fair scheduled at the school next Tuesday. Pro­ ceed.* from the Fair will lie u.«ed to buy more school library book*. (Herald Photo) Program and the attractive new handbook which hai been updated to meet the need* of the modern Mm. The new program is built around four "challenge*” . . the challenge of social e.*. pendability, challenge of am. ergencr preparedness, ehalt lenge of active citibeoship and challenge of the Girt Scout promise. Mrs. Russell has been with most of the girls in the troop since their Brownie days and has enjoyed watching them grow from pigtails to "ta*. ed" hairdos. They have shir, ed countless adventures to. gether. Association. Paul Green of literary Pub­ lishers. Inc , of Chirjgo w;3 be on hand to display various types of books for all ages. Profit from the sale of the,* books will go toward buying more books for the school library. Books make wonderful pre­ sents and this is a good op­ portunity for everyone to make their selections now for Christmas or other special occasions while at the same time helping the library. The librarian, Mrs. Frances Johnson, reports that although quite a few new books have been added this year many more are needed to meet th# schools quota for the school to become accredited. Mrs. .Arthur Rhodes, P.T.A. library chairman, is in charge of the project and will be assisted by several of the nyithen In taking or­ ders for the books. The public Is Invited to come to the Book F air to browse and buy and help make the project a success. The appointment ef Lloyd Berne* e* Distributive Educetion coordinator at Lymin High School we* announced this week by Carlton Henley, principal, and E. S. Douglass, director of vocational and adult education in Seminole County. Educated at Mohawk Com­ munity College in Utica, X. Y., and at Eastern New Mexi­ co University, Barnes major­ ed in th* field of marketing and business administration. A fter graduation he was employed by the J. C. Penney Co. end took their manager training course before serving in their Winchester, V*-, etore. He later became DOT Co­ ordinator a t Lakeview High School in Winter Garden for three years and, in l'JoO, he opened the Martiniied dry cleaning plant on West Sec­ LLOYD 1LVRNES ond Street in Sanford. A fter selling this basin*** in 1360, he entered th* real estate field where be was associated with Everett A. Harper Agency of Sanford and an Orlando firm. He i* a member of th* Sanford and Orlando Jaycect By June Casselberry ing made to bring newr busi­ and a moailxv of the Semi­ The South Seminole Coun­ ness and industry into South nole County Hoard of Real* ty Chamber of Commerce, Seminole County. Along this tors. which met with delay in jo e ­ line the Chamber hopes soon ing into its new building on to issue a brochure listing Highway 17 92 in Cas>elherry advantages of the area. Deck­ due to time required In get­ er said. The South Seminole Cham­ ting approval for the entrance driveway, expect* now to oc­ ber of Commerce meets once cupy the office within the each month. Other officers next six to eight weeks, Hsr- of the organization are Wiili* By Mre. \dam Muller o!d R Decker, president, an Vebel, first vice president; Regular monthly meetings Jonn Leighty. second vice nounccd today. of tiie DeBary Volunteer Fire Jack Mark of Maitland will president; Milton Bodine. se­ j Department will be resumed cretary and Mike Nasser, serve as secretary in the beginning next Thursday at new office answering the treasurer. 7:30 p. ni. with a meeting many inquiries that come m to be held in the Recreation from individuals, businesses Hall of the Fire Station. and other Chambers of Com­ Presiding will be Thorn­ merce. ton Smith, president. Decker reports that in the The firemen now have tie* past six months there have • kets available for their anbeen between two and three j nuai Halloween Dance to ha hundred such inquiries from I held this year on Nov. 2 in throughout the United States the Recreation Hal!. Costumes with votr.e also coming from will be optional. Music will Mexico. be by The Popu'.alres T-‘’« The organization, which j Fire Department's entertain­ now has 2H paid memberships, ment committee is in charge is striving for close co-opera­ of arrangements. tion with all businesses in the I Tbe next regular dance tn area and ha* found response 1be sponsored by the firemen very encouraging, will be held on Saturday, i klfusu ar* continually be­ i Oct. 12, from I until U p m �mmBm t 0 lii> VOL. 66 * * * e io c+ if c r a lh WEATHER: Widely scutterevl shower* thrmiKh Saturday: high today 8-1^8; low tonight in 70s. Established 1908 United Pretut I-eaned Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA FRI., OCTOBER 4. 196:» NO. 32 ^ Flora Hits Cuba Near U. S. Base That great hip moon last night recalled for R. E. Torter the good Indian Summer days back in Ohio . . . which, in turns, also recalls the cold, bleak, icy winters. WVU gladly stay put. • • • Sanford branch. National SEN. SCOTT KKI.I.Y U pictured u.t he met with a group of local ImuinenKAssociation of t a tte r Car­ men this morning at the Capri, preparatory to luunchinR his campaign fur riers, will elect officers to­ governor next year. Also pictured is Hantiall Chase (right). night at the F irst Federal By Donna Eate« to permit the sale of beer eaucus room. Guy Peshek, A delegation of local busi­ on Sundays and to allow tav­ state Tice president, and Sam SAN JUAN. P. R. (U P I)— ness owners appeared before Holem*, district chairman, ern* to remain open until 2 LONDON (DPI) — Cuban Hurricane Flora smaahed Int* the Longwood City Council will speak. a.m. Premier Fidel Castro is defy­ tbe southeastern tip of Cub* Thursday night to request • • • Rev. Jack Lindsay and a ing Moscow and withholding a change in the city ordinance today near the big U. 8* Seminole County Juvenile representative group front the his signature from the partial naval base at Guantanam* Council will elect officers and First Ruiitist Church of Long­ Ray, but its force dimlniaheil nuclear test ban treaty, ac­ board members Oct, 14 a t the wood appeared to protest the earlier while slashing through eourthouse. I.t. R. J . (’hewncording to diplomatic dis­ request. Stressing the need for an didate indicated that in the the rugged mountains of soia* ing, of the Orlando police de­ After lengthy discussion patches reaching here. experienced businessman at very near future he will them Haiti. BRASILIA (L T I) _ Pres­ partment, will speak. council look under advisement The dispatches said Castro the helm in Tallahassee, State name a “steering commit­ • • • Its winds dropped from 140 the suggestion of Councilman ident Joao Goulart will ask Sen. Scott Kelly, Lakeland, tee" of local residents to wns believed to be using the miles per hour to 115 during It was learned only today Joint lleama ami E. P. Rich­ A. I.. WIUSON discussed his furthcoming push his campaign in Semi­ congress today to put Rrnr.il test ban issue as a bargain­ the early morning hour* bug May Visit iconic that Henry Ward gave campaign for governor with ards, civic leader, that the nole County. under a stnte of siege — lim­ Flora still moved northwest VATICAN CITY (U PI) — issue be put on the furthcom­ last weekend mowing the a representative group of ing element. Among bis de­ “The Stale is the biggest on a deadly course toward th# North Orlando recreation Sanford and Seminole Coun­ business in Florida," Kelly ited martial law — for the mands Is believed to be Prague Archbishop Josef Re­ ing ballot in the Decemtior Bahamas. area. Seema R. E. Porter re­ ty leaders this morning at the said, “ what with the biggest next 30 day*, member* of his stronger Russian pressure on ran, freed front 14 years of municipal election* in an ad­ The weather hurenu *nij Communist confinement in calls Ward patched atreet Capri restaurant. visory capacity. payroll and the most em ­ cabinet said today. tile United States to ease it* Czechoslovakia, may come to in a 5 a.m. advisory Flora holes, too. Must its he is the In other business, after lis­ The government I. plagued The still unannounced can- ployes, along with its trem ­ was located almut DU) statut* tiie Vatican Council, high Vat­ tening to riimplnint* front only volunteer in North Or­ by strike* throughout the restrictions on Cuba. endous buying potential. miles west-northwest of Port ican sources said today. lando. Castro’s loyalty to the country, btttcr wrangling be­ citizens concerning poor serv­ “Therefore," he said, “ it • • • au Prince, Haiti. At this post* Kremlin wns showing signs ice received from ARC Garis essential that the Chief tween the army and leftists tion the hurricane’s gale fore* South Seminole CAP will tinge Company and hearing Executive should he an ex­ and charges by nnti-Commu- of wavering, the reports said, In Contempt Leaving the door open, A. winds had already struck TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — and he appeared to lie renew, launch a membership drive at the explanations given by L. Wilson trstay said he is perienced buslnssinan, cap- i int leader* of Communist 1:3I) p.m. Saturday in a meet­ alil o( runnning ‘big bust- plots to seize the government. ing a flirtation with Commu­ Circuit Judge Ren Willis rul- Julius C, Rlaekwreliler, ARC “ giving careful considera­ Cuba. 1ed Thursday that 156 students vice president, council decid­ The advisory said Flora w at ing at Sanford--Naval Air Goulart’arrived- here from n ist 1'h‘ua. ne<4.-’r ........... tion" to the question of whe­ acre in cvn'.eoipLjof court fur moving toward the northwest Station. The Cuban leader lias'Tic |)t ed to allow the company to Pointing that he is a genRio de Janeiro and Mines and ALGIERS (LTD - Rerbcr ther he will seek re election • • • mountain fighters who h a v e 1oral contractor, realtor and Energy Minister Oliveira Ilri- out of the bristling polemics participating in * racial dent- continue on a tiiai baair. with a* City Comml»*inner in the at 12 miles per hour. Th* liurricnr*. was expected t* Elbert Commack, owner of rebelled against President | general insurance a g e n t , to said he was authorized to hetivrvn Moscow and Peking , unstration lie railed an *'un- tbe condition that service im­ Nov. I voting. ! ruly and defiant spectacle." prove within the next 30 days. move across Cuba’s Orient* Fuirglnd* Jersey Dairy, Gen­ Ahmed Ren Holla's one-man Senator Kelly aim stressed ask congress for the emergen­ so far. “ I tldnk (hat It has been Province today and into th* eva, received the trophy for rule rejected his offer of his three years as Lakeland cy measure “ in the face of the The test ban is one of the A request by Mr. and Mr*. generally known,” he stated, the top Jersey cow milk pro­ negotiations to end their up city commissioner, youngest need to pacify even nioru the tiiujor arguments in Peking’s Doctors Meeting Lawrence Skate* to i-bnnge “that I wai not planning lo central Hahumaa tonight and TALLAHASSEE (U PI) - Hie city oriliuanco requiring Saturday. duction record at the Florida rising today and began build- j mayor of Lakeland, and his Hrnzilian family." latest anti-Moscow campaign, seek re-elecllon to the City A one-day meeting of doctors Tha weather bureau said Jersey Cattle Club field day ing up their defenses. | *ix years in the State Senone story dwellings on Marvin Commission when this pre­ The reference was to Gou- which charge* Russia i* •fil­ Flora was expected to in* at Jacksonville. Tlu-y moved armor plate ate as qualifying him for the lart'a failure in recent days ing out to the West. It would will be held (let. 17 at Ral and Grant Streets to permit sent lerm expires. Harbor to study the latest. . • • • erruse in siie and intensity and barbed wire to their hide- j governor’* post, a two story to mil a nationwide bank be n sharp blow to the pres­ •‘However,’’ he continued, . . Police Chief Roy G. Wil- workers’ strike, which has tige of Soviet Premier Nikitu techniques in use of ra d io -|. National rccognitional came outs in the Kahylla Mountains I home at the corner of Mar­ projects faring iho City at after croaalng Cuba and this week to Sanford’s Kbo- 60 miles east of Algiers. Re­ liains presided at the inform­ drawn threats of a shutdown S. Khrushchev if Custro re­ isotope* for medical diagno­ vin and Grunt was refused. time and with so many of reaching the area of the Ba­ sis and therapy. nezer Methodist Church whon bel trucks moved freely with­ al gathering this morning. Ordinance 173 concerning my friends urging mo to run hama*. •*y industrial leaders unless it fused to sign tiie treaty, thus Untold destruction waa left i pictured scene of Rev. Ray in the area, although Ren giving tacit support to China tiie budget fur 1003-04 and ngaln, I am giving it care­ is quickly solved. Polaris Shot by Flora, which smaahed Gregory extending welcome Delia's troops have cut it off urdinancu 174 fixing the rate ful consideration. Army icadera were report­ on n key issue in the SinoCAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) from the rest of Algeria. to familiesfrom ’he Nnv.il “So, if current tests being aernsa Haiti'* Tiburon penin­ ed last month as having ask­ Soviet dispute. —A Polaris “A-3" missile, the of luxation at 10 mills on the There has been no blood­ Air Station was ciiosci'• for Castro's reluctance to sup­ made continue favorable, that sula Thursday night, flinging dollar were unanimously ed Goulart to impose n stnte Navy’* mightiest weapon, its full force against th* publication in announcements shed since the uprising start­ port Khrushchev wus based on of siege to enable them to soared more than 1.500 miles adopted after till co consecu­ hava been necessary due to flimsy houses of coastal town* of World-Wide Communion ed Sunday, and Ren Delia, in my recent illnesi, and the handle morn effectively the. increasing llussiun indi.’fer ROni a laboratory ship today tive readings. Sunday. The pamphle t, waa In­ u, speech eftrr receisipg em­ Carl Watkins appeared to rllizens of Sanford really and the remote mountain re­ NEW YORK <UI»I»*— Tile spreading strike*, but Goulart' ence to Cuban complaints and paved tin- way for its first cluded in weekly bulletins to ergency power* lo deal with current Semite subcommittee rejected tint Idea nt that time against American pressures underwater launching tills request Iho tiunafer of tile want me to servo another gions. The area was battered for ell Methodist churches in the it Thursday, said “ any pro­ in-urines on crime were char­ ecausa Yugoslavia’s I’reai- and raids by anti-Castro liquor license at the Lung- term, It is my intention now month. blems must be discussed hnuta by gale and then hurri­ by qualifying before Oct. 16 United States. dint Tito was a state visitor. Cuban exiles, tiie reports said. wood Hotel ami liar from W. within the party and not in acterized Thursday as a • • • Only lust month, the srmy Moscow rsdio and the So- Selassie Speech J. Lancaster to himself. The for tha November election." cane-force winds of 75 mils# “cirrus'* by a New York City an hour as the storm churn­ Lake Mary Ciiambcr of Die mountains with hands on lUickly stamped out a pocket v 'iet prc«s have played down detective in an address before UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. matter was tabled until aded relentlessly toward tha Commerce a ill e|M>nsur a submachine guns." an Italian-American orgniii- revolt of enlisted men pro- i the raid* recently and Cuba i (D PI)—Emperor Ilallt' Sclas vico ran he sought from tiie coast. county-wide talent show in listing n supreme court ile- | spokesmen in tin* I lilted N'a- vie of Ethiopia today was to city attorney. zation. Cable rompanlr* reported February. You nninteurs com­ The meeting wns adjourned Speaking before the Grand vision refusing them the right j ‘ions do not su m to he get­ have delivered ins f i r s t Hint ti-leplione and telegraph mence brushing up your ad s. ting the strong Russian hacksubject lo call after the speech In a world parliament f'uum-il of r<diimlda Assoein- I *° run for public office in • • • communications were out with mg they used to enjoy. monthly financial statement Rtuzil, since Hie League of Nations lions in civil service, detec­ Haiti, the impoverished land Q. If e papa bull eats seven Ibis litia led Caslio's (up turned down Ills pleas for was approved and current tive Lt. Mario Riaggi said that TALLAHASSEE (HIM) _ of voodoo legends. bales of hay and a baity bull ntiviaers to I ho unto restive bills were paid. help against Italy in p.l.trt. the general effect of the testlCharge* by New York Rep. A hurricane that struck th* eats two bales of hay, how mid openly criticul of Rus­ TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras ' mony elicited from gangster Paul A. Finn tluit illegal same peninsula area in 1954 much hay docs a mama bull sia's recent oveituies to the Checkoff OKd (UPI)— The armed forces Joseph Valachi was to indigambling Is a S2.5 billion a claimed an estimated 1,000 eat? A. Whoever saw a mama which deposed and deported cate to tin* casual observer United States, according to WASHINGTON (U P I)-T he year huslnesa in Florida Is lives. bull? the diplomatic sources. Civil Service Commission. ! President Ramon Villeda Mor­ that because of the Italian MIAMI (U PI) - Two gun• • • mere “witch burning," Gov. Guantanamo Bay is on tha Uneuiincss wus ulso report­ acting under President Kenales today named Col. O.sval- names involved tiie crime* of toting bandit a, wearing ban­ Fnrris Rryant said Thursday. undersidu of Cuba near th* Story on page .‘I today anent do Lopez Arellano as a one- the nation were attributable dana mask* and straw hats, ed in lluvunu over Cuba's neily's instructions, t o d a y “ If you’ve got problem* in eastern extremity of tha Rill ami Nancy Norman in man junta to run tiie coun to the Italiun-American min­ held up the Dunk of Kcndull •strong public lummitmi-nt to authorized federal agencies j your own bark yard, point island, on the weuk side of Washington. (Nancy ia the try through executive decree. the Soviet Union, which is to check off union dues from Thursday and escaped with ority. The Lake Mary Chamber somewhere else," Ilryant tcld Flora but probably still sub­ former Nancy Rossetter, of Ile was thts former chief of apparently undermining some government worker*' p a y Riaggi, holder of 28 New about $15,000. of Commerce voted Thursday his weekly news conference. ject to a buffeting by fringe Sanford.) R. E. Porter ami staff of the regime's popularity at checks starting Jan. I. “ I thought it was a joke," Cork City police depmtment night to sponsor a County“ In the old days, tlu-y used gales and heavy rains. the Normans were one-time Lipex put tiie country under citations for valor uml hero- enshier Judy McIntyre said luinti- and its prestige in I.nt in Talent Show ill February to born a witch. This state­ next-door neighbors in Weat a stale of siege — partial I ism, mid the hearings were of the wild weat style hold­ America. Spellman Opposed wide a* a means nf raising funds ment by Finn amounts to the Palm Ilrach. In fa d , liill and martial law— and dissolved part of "th* recurring spec- up. ’•but when he pointed the VATICAN CITY ( UPI ) to provide a building for a same thing." Nancy arc godparents of R. Die chamber of deputies Francis Cardinal Spellman of tacit* of prominent govern- gun *t me and told ma he'd public library in l.ak* Mary. Kino charged that Miami is j . _ . _ . . E. Porter’s middle daughter, He calkd on ail govern­ | aunt officials hamming it up shoot, 1 knew it wasn't." New York today led a strong Serving on (lie rommittre a national gambling s y n d i - l l l l h St. HOUSG Susie. Susie receives n pies* ment workers to return im­ In-fore television r n i ii e r i i * " attack by conservative faPolice »nid the nu-n i htingi'il Kir^ ,|0, tr0ye(| lhtf kitchon cut from them every birth­ mediately to Iticir jobs lliera at t h e Ecumenical in eliurge nf planning the rale center in a aerlen of and itdth'd tli.it tiie public “ ia tlu-ir shirts ns they jumped I show will be Jams* A. Ilaiigli statement.* supporting Id* damaged two bedroom* Military leaders said the Council on a proposal lo au­ day, , being entertained by a grim into a getaway car and es­ I trey, chairman and Dr. Frank congressional bill to crouta a in a residence owned by 11r>• • • jonly remaining resistance to thorize a new ordained order caped. ! circus." i of married deacons in the J l.eone, Donald Jackson, Mrs. naticoal lottery. l-crt Graham at 926 West llth Liman football fans are [Thursday’s coup, in which, WASHINGTON (UPI) — | 1Ruth Itoutwrll, Sirs. France* Catholic Church. The governor said everyone street at 6 a. m. today, reminded of the motorcade to officially. more than .Hi perTiie Treasury suiil tudiiy that Wester and Mr*. Hilda Gard­ likes to com* lo Florida, even j » e Chief Mack Cleveland New Siltyma ll'-tich tonight. Mins were killitl in clashes tim tux-cut )n 11 Imli!* promise ner crook*, but added ho wasn't Sr. said firemen worked 41 ‘For Kfficieney* Moves uni from the high between troops and loyal uf fnttcr ilivnli-ml check* for! Mombera were urged by i aware of any Inrge-Rcnlo in-j minutes lo bring the blazo 'civil guards, was in the footWASHINGTON (U PI)—Tiie m lioul at 0:30 p.m. sharp. ciirpuratiiin stockholders and I • • • hill* around Tegucigalpa. Pentagon, under critical fire Richard Keogh, president, to | veatigntion of gambling In under control. Ile added th* tin* extra payment* could I WorM-wiile Cninmiiiiion Sunday it a nyniM | fire started In a bedroom. from southern senators about take an uctive part in the Florida. Gen. J. C. Hutchison ‘utlay easily Intul Sl.fi hilliun a I a survey uf segregation near United Fund Drive after goal* nf unity umuitR Christians. People of ntuny de­ is attending a meeting of the year. nominations and nationalities will receive the U. S. service liases, says llir of the drive Worn explained advisory committee of the I t iiwitli- tin- tiiteim-nt in a investigation is for military by Howard Hodges, tiorlli internment. Tlte ritual will lie said in many Join Y our Friends .And See . space exhibit opening Oct. 22 re p o rt ileaiglieil to convince efficiency, and not an attempt county chairman. toiiKUes—and the observance will encircle the at the Orlando exposition CAPE CAN AYERAI. (UPI) every atocklmliler would wind to influence the civil rights ! Ifndges reminded that the earth. ground* The General and R. Gov. Fnrris Rryant will up with “higher after tax in* fight. dilie is "not just one more In Communion we van remember Cod's E. Porter will attend the speak here next Thursday at conin’ ' e v e n though tougher! appi-ul but is miiuy appeal t linundlesH love. For some that will come easily, kick-oft dinner for the show ON tiie dciliriitinil of tiie Com* i on ml ida (i>il into one" and tax treatment would l«I m ! M F K I n T r o u b l e ’ while for others it will I m > extremely difficult. Od. 21. Canaveral Causeway, which • • • tluit the community of Luko poaed on dividend income cf LITTLE HOCK, Ark. (UPI* And that is why in World-wide Communion ser­ connects tin- mainland with big Stockholder*. _ The Arkansas Republican •Miiry benefit.* from a number vices in ail churches tiie traditional offering Tlte “Clock " received num­ the missile test center here. The far ranging lax lull, pj r |y today seized upon what uf it* member agencies. for "tlte needy" is directed to the homeless and erous calls today, “ Why don’t The 13.5-mile causeway, would cut taxea of Individual! I |t *.,ld were “disappointing" destitute; victims overseas of natural and man­ •they" spray for these mos­ AT TIIK and corporations by 411 *>il-1 crowds during President Ken quitoes?" City Manager Pete built nt u cost of }.*> million, made disasters; and special ministries to |>cople will be named after Emory lion in two Hiinuul steps. It I nedy's whirlwind tour anti Knowles reports the spray in military service, here and abroad. passed the House on » 271- claimed he would he III Ironmachines arc out every night. L. Dennett, a congressional The unity which we find in World-wide 155 rollcail nine days ago anil hie politically in the state in Rut, Pete, they keep coming! medal of honor winner from Communion is not merely a unity of partaking; Cocoa who was killed during • • • is pending now )*fore thnjthe I'jtW presidential cam it is also n unity of sharing. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - A .Senate Finance Committee. •paign I Although not invited. R. E. the Korean conflict. Jacksonville Beach suprrinar- i Porter learned today that ket manager admitted Thurs-1 tween us" were established at day he adulterated meat void i the “ peace dinner" of the to Duval County schools with j Chamber of Commerce and a “yellowish powder" that the City Commission Thursday retains tiie color of beef. ELIZABETHrO.N, T c n n Tcrc*a Carol Fletcher. 13. notism show at Cnaka High in two or three week*.'* evening at the FPAL recrea­ I Mayor W. G. Frost and City Donald E. Christian, man­ (L'l’Il — A part-time hypno­ remained in Memorial Hospi­ School last Tuesday, and Te­ tion area. “She still lias episode* of Manager W. Paul Crumley ager of the AAA Super mar- [ • • • tist accused of sending a high tal under the care of a psy­ resa, one of his volunteer sub­ hallucinations," he said. “She saiii it has been the practice ket, told an Agriculture D c-1 Sanford Naval Air Station school coed into hysteria and chiatrist. Doctors said she jects, became hysterical. is going to need very close partment hearing he bought lo leave the question up to the powder from a Chicago will be represented Monday coma at a school magic show may require prolonged psy­ She was reported improved care fur the next few days. the individual srhool*. The Rrm whose salesman said it when Hammond D Smith, fares a hearing on assault chiatric eare Thnr*day after a session with This i* the crucial time ” Mr*. Kennel Ii Fletcher, th* a psychiatrist, hut later laps­ director of tiie Atlanta Civic charge*. Well* said hr felt hypnotism r»unl> school hoard disclaim­ w-a» approved by the Stale The hearing against the girl's mother, swore out as­ ed back into hysteria. Service -egion, talks to beads show* “should he outlawed in ed any knowledge of the I ua Pure Food and Drug Law. of federal activities in the magician wai postponed to­ sault charges against C. H. “ We don’t know exactly the schools." ka High School show. The AAA Supermarket, area on “ Equal Employment day until Oct. 22 when it is Cunningham, 55, a Kingsport how long it will take for her Cunningham was to have “ As for me," Crumley said, owned by John A. Amos, is Opportunities’’ in room 302 hoped the girl will h«» well textile worker whose hobby lo recover,’* said Dr. Charles performed at another Eliza- "I question the wisdom of charged with adulterating I.OCATKI) IN TIIK VAI.DKZ HOTEL ii magic. Orlando main postofflc# at enough lo testify. » Well*, one of ihe physicians helhlnn M'huol Thursday, lull having (Id i form nf enter- meat sold lo several Jucka'U DO W N TO W N SANFOUI) 'Hid girl, th'.sliiul lulled 1 CuuuiiigUaui (ui uni a hyp , attending Uu girl. "Possibly tile show was vam.eli d. taillllWIil 111 liic sCiKiau." a m. Viilo a u a s'-iooll . Scott Kelly Confers Goulart Asks With Seminole Group State 01 Siege In Argentina Winds Drop To 1l5MPH;May !&e Again Castro Defies Sunday Beer Sale Soviet On Pad, |n Longwood Urged Say Diplomats m w A ... BRIEFS Wilson Ponders Running For Re-Election Berbers Reject Ben Bella Bid Detective Raps Crime Hearing Bryant Blasts Gaming Charge Colonel Heads Honduran Junta 2 Bandits Loot Bank O f $15,000 Talent Show Set At Lake Mary Fire Damages Tax Cut Seen As Booster Communion Sunday Bryant To Talk At Cape Fete The 'World Series COLOR TV Grocer Admits Treating Meat Hypnotist Accused Of Sending Girl Into Hysteria -J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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'Peacemakers' Cop 3 Navy Flyers Sliohfly Hurl Bomber Stream Win In Accident Heavy Attack Squadron 7, which leas than a month ago returned from a *e>entiimonth deployment to the Mediterranean, made ita homecoming final by winning the first monthly bomber itream it had competed In since last January. The “ Peacemakers” won handily over the other three competing squadrons by plac* ins two of their three Navy A-3A Vigilante entries among the top four finiaheri, includ­ ing one in the top position. The winning flight crew was VAH-7'a Lt. Cdr. Robert Moore, pilot, and his bomb­ ardier-navigator, Lt. (jg) Dan Rowley. They made their three practice bomb drops count for 302 point* or a po>s- o r . r ■r ^ m n - n Admission! Sandra 8. Johnson. William B. Vlneenf, Nettle Ruth Mil­ ler, Janet Morrell, Betty Jana Hooka, Vince Byrd, Taamar Braden, Marjorie Shepard. Barbara Bradley, David Peoplei, Cleve Manning, Mary D. Faria, Betty Bridges, Henry Peters, all of Sanford; George 0 , Legge, Paul Heilman of DeBary; Terry Cox, of Cofrento; Joseph Ferry, FrsnkUn Lee, of Lake Mary. Births Mr. and Mrs. Clarence r*U, a baby boy, Mr. Mrs. F.lisha Smith, a boy, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brtdga.hshy hoy, i l l nf S e n fn n L Discharge* Paul Foster, Marcella I'trb•s, Freddie Mae Lomax, Sam­ uel Heflin, Herman A. Bur­ ton, Grindstone Lamb, Linda J. Black and baby girl, Ruth Gralow and baby girl, Rose Bentley and baby girl, all of Sanford; Agnes K. Eddie man, of DeBary; Dorothy Hancock of N. Smyrna Beach; Jessie Pearl Williams and baby boy, •f Mt. Dora. SEPTEMBER 28 Discharges Mrs. Gerald T. Davis and baby girl, Mrs. Ralph Belts and baby girl, Mrs. Andrew J. Calhoun and baby boy, John E. I'oTk, Woodrow W. Anderson, Nettle Ruth .Miller, Carole Quennel, W 1111 a m Robb, Aubrey Grifiix, Ned Smith, Victoria Harrington, Juanita Graham, Henry Ca- ible 430. EVERY YOUNG FELLOW liken to have hi* own enr and 11 Gntchel is no exception. Hob Any* he unci his father, Stewart Gntdhel, of Yule Avenue, built this "go-kart" jniwcml with a 2*£>-hp pnxoline motor. Hob can be seen nio*t every clay whizzing up and down Yale Avenue. Tiger Tales Mrs. TenEyck Rites Wednesday Funeral lervlcc* for Mrs. is housed in the Royal future; By Lt. (Jg) Bill Pullinger the Castcl dell Ova built by Lida C. TenEyck, 95, who Salvo Amici, Our departure from Cannes King William 1 in 1113. For died Monday morning in an was by no means u sad ono ss the poets there is Virgil's Orlando nursing home, will wu weru nil looking forward to Tomb, and, for those who ap­ be held at 10;30 a. m. Wed. our next liberty port. We con­ preciate the beauty of serenity nesday st Ilrlmm Funeral ducted routine training for a and glowing things, the Turk Home with Rev, Grover C. week which included it fire power demonstration rehear- of It kiii e m li r » ttr « with a Sewell Jr. officiating. I!trial will ho at a later MilrTlicso ilenionstmtion i pur- 6'fenTfi taking view of "tfro phlne Harrison, all of San­ mlt squadrons to display their Gulfs of Naples and Piu/uoli. date. ford; Edward R. Moytund. Many Tigers who visited talents giving tho men an op­ A native of Dover, Del., Albert D. Williams, all of Deportunity to sea the fruits of Naples on our lust deployment Mrs. TenEyck, long-time reriBsry. chose Rome for sightseeing their labor and to take pride Admissions and, from all accounts, it wus dent of Sanford, made her Mike Murphy, G e r t r u d e in their nqundrnn mid our very rewurding. When we re­ home at 1938 Washington Thorncll, Nannie Perry Re­ Navy’s air arm. turn to Naples your Tiger Ave. She was a member of becca Smith, Marcus T, Wil­ Them wna n treat in atom Tales reporter will visit the Ihc First l’rcsb)lerian Church liams, Richard Smith, Char- for those Tlgera who had not Eternal City and give you a of Sanford. Ho Mao Abney, Rosetta Van- visited Italy before, and an­ Survivors are four grand­ full neeount of the rity that Slant, Mary Suprcnant, Es­ ticipation for tbo<e who bad. at ono time ruled the then children, Dr. Lida G. Wood­ Italy is ono of the most inter­ telle Remcy, all «f Sanford; bury of New York City; Ellen Woodruff, of IlcBary. esting and hcnntfinl countries known world. Mrs. Shirley W. Hirchall and (In tho IKtli of September in the world. Iter ruins hold SEPTEMBER 29 Mrs. Eileen W. Henstriaxe, the Tigers bid Naples farewell most tourists spellbound with Admissions both of Toronto, Canada and amt sailed Into U rn Mediter­ their beauty and the secrets Aubrey Griffis, William Caus­ Richard Walker of Sanford. ey, Finnic* Lindsay, Janie that mast h« buried within. ranean for two weeks of inCoyne, Elliott Byrd Jr., Bob- The knowledge that it took to toosu NATO exercises, k e e p , hie Jacksun, L o r r a n i n s build those great edifices ing our readiness up to oper­ Spoils, Josephine Poff, Car­ could not b« Icurm-d in n life­ ating standards so that Heavy Ulto ami thu USB Independ­ ole Qursnrl, Nora Dean Nel­ time. son, Claudu Tyre, all of San­ The tours that were avail­ ence ran accomplish their tusk ford; Ella Jean Lattghlin, Ge­ able to our ntnbusnnilurs nf of “ Bower For I’eace.” Mrs. Boy Holler and Mrs. neva Deininger, of Dell ary; good will from Heavy One B e |a t e d congratulations A. S. McCallum of Sanford ('athertm* Hire, of Castrlbcr- filled the days nslwre with ex­ from the Tigers to Uiti follow­ weru called today to Colum­ ry; Jnsic Utiles, of Merritt citement and inspiration, 'ihu ing oil the birth of three little bia, S. C., due to the death of Island. two most popular tours were tigers; Mr. nod .Mrs. Barry their sister. Miss Marguerite Births to I’onipoii and Mi. Vesuvius; Morris, u sou on Abg. 10; Mr. Graves, who died Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Kuni'th Su euuntlees tliuUsands of ttill- and Mrs. Dennis W. Culver, a Funeral services will he prenant, baby boy, Mr. and iuns, eager to learn about son on Aug. 21, and Mr. ami held in Columbia. Burial will Mrs. Joseph Jackson, baby their heritage visit these same Mrs. James It. Elliott Jr., n lx- in Rome, Go. girl, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert places, murli ns Americans on on Sept. IS. Miss Graves tins often vis­ Thorncll. baby girl, Mr. and visit Jamestown and Yellowited in Sanford mill has many Mrs. James P. Coyne, baby stone Park. girl, nil of Sanford. Bodily weight of the whale (riemla here. All over Europe we find Ilisrhargrs presses sn heavily on the Florence Howard, Uirranine people ure the same as wu in lungs that it cannot breathe Obi rrib sheets make good America; they may tie i-TforTcr, Sin lib, Sandra Sue Johnson, covers for Ironing hoards. mi land. nr leas fortunate, but these l/tls Taylor, Marjorie Shep­ ard, Mm . Betty Collins and outward appearames are neg­ baby boy, Mrs. Mary Gonlay ligible when we investigate and baby girl, all of Sanford; that which is beneath the sur­ Franklin l.eo of Lake Mary; face .Oar neighbors in IInly Anton Trtibcnbaeker, Thomas have tlie same desire for fee**Leavett, nil of DeBary; Mrs. dual, free expre dun, and tin* Carolyn (lore and baby girl of right to worship as they pica ie. We leraaed a lot about North Orlando. (best (ricjidu of ours in Italy when we arrived at our second liberty port this c r u i s e , Naples, on Sept. I I. As we ant anchored offshore with the beauty of Natdes sprawled before us In a largo By Shlrjry Wentworth |panorama of the undent, the A panel discussion of Che old, and new, you eon not hat Bupri iiio Court decision on realize that in Italy as in Bible reading nod prayer In I'runru there ate new and the clns.roorii will be featured m o d e r n cities being built on the program tor today's amongst the leinains of the meet lug of the Bear Lake Ele­ past, not interfering with mentary PTA. the u reminders of the glories The meeting will open at of yesterday, hat a supple 7:,'to p.m. wuli ti refreshment IIICIll i o b e I I Ii'. l o b , l < d „ 4 t il . nod social period folluw-,| by twentieth century by future | (lie bmlness session utol pro­ genera lions. gram In the auditorium at H Naples Is as confounding to w ith a tourist ns .................... It. C, panItUlond L-ihliy, who Inis Wlo-re does one stmt7 There Wen recotruncndcd by the >\- is the beautiful Cathedral on rrutivc tioard us new presi­ Via llnoaiu, the resting place D on’ t lx- cumjht in a list minute rm h for heating dent, will bu introduced for of the I'at run >-111111 of Naples; n il Order )tm r supply nf lliilh ca t now. He rawly approval by the membership. the National Library, which for the lirst coh l days with a full tank o f litis high Tills earned them a slender two-point advantage over Heavy Attack Squadron 3’a Lt. Uert Collins, pilot, and UliriL'l ■. I)VMUUV>I| bombardier navigator. This month's coplctition involves! a prescribed lowlevel navigation route and bomb dellverlei on three lo­ cal training targets. The en­ trants were also required to adhere to a specific flight al­ titude and speed. Following VAII-7 In squad­ ron standings were Heavy Attack Squadron it, VAH-lt's Detachment H and VAII-3. Three of the first four In­ dividual finishers flew Vigi­ lantes. Third place winners U. Harvey Auhuehon and Lt. fjfiT— Bob- Field -o f-V \H H flew an A-311 Sky warrior. Fourth place went to Cdr. Lcory A. Heath, VAH-7 com­ manding officer, and his bombardier • navigator, Lt. (jg) Jim Bratton. In fifth were Detachment 8's skipper. LMr. Frederick Garment, and Lt. (jg) Bill Donahue and * Three members of a Navy finishing siith was another Detachment 8 flight crew. Lt. A-3ft Skywarrior flight crew Cdr. BIB Bassett and bomb­ eHcaped serious injury Mon­ ardier Lt (Jg) Tom Boyette. day afternoon ssrhen the twinjet aircraft swerved off thu Sanford Naval Atr Station runway during landing. Soon after touchdown the plane veered to the right, ran off the runway and came to a atop north of the midpoint of the NAS Sanford east-west runway. AB three crewmen were rushed to the station dispens­ ary for treatment of cuts and bruises. The nireruft received con­ siderable damage to its for­ ward fuselage auctions and to wing and engine areas. a student in ___. . . . . . L. Lauratuo, 3-1, of 201 Mirror Drive. Station doctors held Uaurieiuro and hi* third crewman, Chief Fire Control Technician Henry S. Dills, 40, of 21uu Cordova Drive, overnight for DAN ROWLEY “ routine observation." Dilts is assigned to Heavy Attack Squadron 6. Laiirienio’s instructor, Lt. ' Cdr. Churlte N. James, 33, of 2l!tlt Iroquois Avenue, was sent to Orlando AFB Hospital Mr*. Charlottr Whitmore, for further Ircntmcnt nf in­ county nrhool lunchroom man­ juries over his right eye. Ho ager, will tie guest speaker also received cats on Ids nt the October meeting of the right knee and hand. I apt. James O. Mayo, com­ Longwood Home Detnunstrntinn Club to tie hebl Yhur*- mander of Heavy Attack dny at 10:30 u.m. al the Civ­ Wing 1, said the exact causes ic League Building and Li­ of the accident will not tie officially known until a safety brary on Church Street._ pHiiird lidjifs it*’ investigation*. Fund wilt lie the featured topic fur the next few months. The program of this month** 1Smuthers To Speak meeting will tie “Activities, JACKSONVILLE (LTD Calorie* and Me.” If. S. Sen. George A. Smoth­ A covered dish luncheon will ers (D-F!a.), will be principal he served at main. Area wom­ speaker tonight during a ban­ en Interested in thn program quet to kick off the ltHi-l t'nited Fund Drive here. are Invited to attend. Club To Hear Lunchroom Manager PVT. OTIS Dan Tay­ lor, 18-year-olri non of Mr. ami Mr*. Oti* Tay­ lor, 211 Hay* Drive, after a ll-tluy furlough tit home, 1* attenilinjr Missile School at Fort Hliss, Tex. He wu* graduated last .1 u it e "TIHif't HemiTTiiif l l i y lv School. Grover C. Knurr Dies In Hospital Cy Mra. Adam Muller The Ruth Circle of the DeBary Community Methodist WSCS held t'te opening meet­ ing of the season last Tuesda) at l' e home of Mrs, El­ mo Moore, circle leader. Mrs. Moore read several pages from a hook by Gladys C. Murrell entitled “ Patterns ior Devotion" which told of an ancient chure.'i in Scot­ land known as The Church of the Lighted Lamps where the Congregation brings lamps to light the church since no other lighting has been masfe available through the )cor.t. Resumes of summer activij ty were presented by mem­ bers of the circle and wel­ come was extended .Mrs. M. It)miner, a new member. The hostess served a re­ freshment course at the close ! of the meeting. Expelled Student Feces 2 Charges CLEVELAND, Miss, t f f l ) — Clove McDowell, Negro student expelled from the Cnivenrity of Mississippi for carrying a pint. I to class, faces trial in city court today on two traffic charges. McDowell, 21, was ur rested here at about 12:13 a,in. Sun­ day on charge* of reeklesa driving nml driving without light* on If. S. lit. Mr. Grover Cleveland Knurr, 73, of Mobile Manor, Longwood, died .Monday morning at Seminolu Memorial Hos­ pital. Horn May IS, Ik**, in Minn­ eapolis, Minn., he moved to Longwood seven year* ago from Wisconsin, lie was u re­ \ i ~ ......m m m m m .£* lit ed carpenter. Survivors are hi* wife. Mrs. Anna M. Knurr of Mobile Manor; two son*. Woodrow W.. Knurr nod I croy-J. Kit.m. — in jhaiishotx both of Milwaukee, Win.; one daughter. Mrs. Adeline Fntil tifc# u i h t c ic J q u a / f« r i to r K o d a i of West D« fere, Wis.; a sis­ c a m « r a i • • q u f 'p m t n r • film ter, Mr*. Mantle Langillo of Winter, VVi*. and seven grand­ children. Funeral arrangements will CAMERA SHOP he announced by Nlblack Fu­ 2ID S. 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And the foaiu cusbioned front and rear seats and door-to-door eariMting, now standard m all models, including tho modestpriced Htseayne*. A choico of seven engines, no less, with output all the way up t » y when!; to 425 hp.* And a choice of four smooth transmiaaions-from automatic* ta 4-speed Synchro-Mesh*—to go with them. And underlying it alt, the opulent fee! of Chevrolet's Jct-smootH ride—something some of the expensive) makes would dearly love to claim for tbenvx Ives. Matter of fact, tho most important and noticeable difference between this beautiful new 12S4 Chevrolet and tho high-priced cars is the price itself. Let your Chevrolet dealer show jm; how much luxury that reasonable Chevrolet pried now beys. v<„«u/xtcurami See fivt entirely different lines of cars i t your Chevrolet Showroom-CHEVROLET, CHEVELLE, CHEVY II , CQRfAIR & CORVETTE K. II. McAlexaniler, I’ res. \ (Jen. Mur. INTERNATIONAL Red Fro** live-cent stamp, taking it* theme from the 1962 Cuban prisoner exchange, is a new atainp which will yo on . ate Oct. 29 al Wujhilly;ton, 1). C. Karl Evans, Dealer PHONE F A 2-2784 HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY SA N F O R D FA 2-0711 �> •* P*9mV»* <$1j* S>aitforb Itrralit WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Thursday with widely scattered showers: high today 8J5-90; lovr tonight 70*7i». VOL. 50 United Press Leased Wire Established 11*08 WKl).. OtTOBER 2. 1905 SANFOItl), FLORIDA NO. 30 e iO c The Oviedo Liens • UinatiF la Bulldogs will play Frida; evening at John Courier Fluid, ft Oviedo, and not tonight as the story reads on page 9 spurt* page today. • • • A Jacksonville man reprfaentinir "interests with money to invest" talked "marina" with City Manager I‘eta Knowles, Howard Hodges and Tommy Peterson Tuesday. Ah B though he brought along soma * plans,"it's all still' intW talking stags. • • • Tlia Herald's Ann Jardii had a strange experience c o s ­ ing to work this morning. A peacock flew into the front af her car, breaking off the ra­ dio aerial. That's rlght_ peacock! Flora Now Threat To East Cuba Bulletin NKW YORK (I PI I -The Ism Angrlra IHxUrrt held a SO lead mer the New Turk Yankee* after seven innings in today's first game of the World Series. JLuhn. .K'ni-hviro__provided three run* with a homer in the second Inning. Sandy Koufa* struck out 1! Yankees In seven in- To 140 MPH; 30 Killed | , i ■M V JUANi-P—B- 4Aaild-= . )I|urrk n which de- “ ASK FOR A FRY" reads the sign oil this truck as it burns on West First Street this morning. Herald photographer llill Vincent Jr. was out searching for news nt G this morning when he came across this scene. Vin­ cent quoted the driver, Walter H. Long Jr., Jacksonville, that apparently his brakes locked, causing the fire which was extinguished by the Lake -M ary ■Volunteer-Fire Deportment-.----------------------------------------------------------- lt* i*1™1* llf and left at least .10 dead, threatened Haiti ami eastern ninga. Cuba today with winds up to tio miles an hour. The Weather Bureau urged "esulents of the southern coast of Haiti ami of the Barahona Peninsula of the WASHINGTON' (UIT) — nervuus gangster n* Giro TerHe diselninied knowledge of The Herald office waa viattDominican Republic to "seek Co.uv Nostra informer Joseph runovu. Musaerla, wlm was erimlnal operations in a var­ ed by an erstwhile University tip for death by his own iety of mid-western cities in Juice Boom Seen !! IvutucW tuid senato iim-*u. set of Florida football star, Larry lieutenants, was murdered in language which suggested l.lbeltore, Tuesday. He's the LAKELAND (UI’ 1> — Flor- | ••Klora is a very dangerous u’ll,0' »l"'“ t a mobster a Coney Island restaurant. that he hud never heard of advance gunnl setting up a ida Citrus Mutual says frugen hurricane," Ihe weather bur- "h o 'died of a broken heart Masaeria wus the leader of the rities themselves. political powwow for Se*. orange concentrate sale* will j ra„ , aj,| aruj predicted Its uft‘'r disgracing hinuclf by the Italian (action in tin* I l"Senator, I never heard o f Scott Kelly for Friday at the boom this season despite »ul» [ rt.„ter would pass about Its); “bowing nervousness after live liioiltll Italian • Sicilian gang Omaha," Ynlnchi said, when Uaprl, with county residents stantial price hikes. mile* south ol 1st* Dealt, D. killing of gntiglnml bosa •E* FOR EXCELLENCE was presented to Heavy Attack Squadron 11 this war of iu;io-ai. Sen. Carl T. Curtis, (R-Neb.) who will back the solon'a cam­ R., about « o'clock (EST) Giuseppe Masserla. morning in a special ceremony at Sanford Naval Air Station. Tho presenta­ "Ciro was so shaky in put­ asked shout policy anit hors# Thu squat alumnus of the paign for governor. Latin Visitors tonight ami K) miles ssntih of tion was made by Rear Adm. Robert Goldthwnito (right), commander of ting thu key in tha ignition book operations there. • e e I noon ' crime combine identified the that they threw him off thu iAMt H IM ) A gay band Lrs Cayes, Haiti, Fleet Air, Jacksonville,. Accepting- for-the per-.',onnel~of--V-\! l-M —way—Uuw. — Office of the .Seminolo-Dsof 2rt Colombian teenagers Thursday. yvheel," Vnlaelli said in derommahtlihg officer, Ctlr. John F. Barlow. (Herald Photo) Itury Heart Association will were on route norlli today on The San Juan weather bur­ ncriiiiiig tha epTsodcg-fte- swid. ha closed Thursday through a 30 hour bit* ride that will eau located Ihe center of the \ iln GelioVUse, alleged UtldOtMonday while Mrs. Dottle carry them to SpringllcM. season's sixth h u r r i c a n e the-table bos* of Cosa Nustru, Austin, executive director, at­ III., in learn about life in the aImut 3to mile* south ot San­ Terranova and other aides had tends a state bonrd meeting at to Domingo. D It., at ii a. m. United States. been present al Masseriu's West Palm Itench. EST (noon EDT), near lati­ dayilig. • • • Merger Opposed tude 15 0 north, longitude 70 0 , Valachi said Giro began to T. E. Tucker, W. A. Patrick WASHINGTON (UIM)-Thc west. This was about t.ooo havo what he called the end Andrew Carrawuy, ot Kennedy administration ap­ miles southeast of Miami. | ALGIERS (UPI)—Algerian "buck wheat*" after tho in­ Sanford Naval Air SuFlorida State Ilank, will at­ peared today to have dealt a The storm was moving on a "slrong man" President Ah« cident and his underworld Sanfurd's Heavy At t a c k the men who compiled an ac­ tion now Is n "niaslrr jet tend tho ItSth ___________ annual enliven heavy blow to the promised west northwest course at u power began to lie stripped med Ren Bella rushed army cident-free flying record in slalion" for Ihe training tion of the American Hankers Squadron 11 today received Property known a* Leffler merger of the Pennsylvania . niph. reinforcements to reliel-helil nw ay. Association Sunday through I Its “ ’ port card for fiscal 1993. fiscal 190.1 en route to winning Field on State Road 419 nt and New York Central rail 1 Forecasters warned that | of heavy nllark aircraft "After a while he took It areas today and prepared to their "E ". Wednesday ut Washington, D. The grade - Utero was onWagner will open in dove roads. Flora was expected to throw . perMtniirl for duty in Ihe sa haul that he Just died of a ask five one-party national a*, ^ ly one — was an "K " for More than two months af­ htmlors Saturday, according storm tides 7 to HI feet above Atlantic and Pacific arras. srmbly for emergency spec­ broken heart," he said. • • • ! Battle Readiness execellcnc*. ter the competition period, to Wildlife ...... Officer Robert Report To JFK This was revcs|rd by normal against ihe southern I ial powers to put down the "||e disgraced himself 1" to NavyVAll-ll still continues its I Johnson, who wilt he in Acting Postmaster Clyde Die traditional award . , WASHINGTON (UPI) - coasts of Haiti and the Domi- - Rear Adm. Grurgr Prr*«ry, asked Chairman John L. Mc- uprising. h„» n,. unit* lor being best in tlieir spotless safely string. |charge of supervised hunting illrvrtor of Navy shore ac­ Kercr, Casselberry. bus re­ Algerian army unit* In President Kennedy today re niean Itepublie. Glellan, (D-Ark.), of the SenIn other areas, the squad- under the direction of Ihe tivities development, in tes. ceived a letter of commenda- ' ' *M*' reived a report on the con ole investigations suUonuuit- heavy trucks rolled along tho The small, but coveted, ron's most recent achieve­ Slate Game and F’resh Wa­ timony before the Senate Meteoroligist* at Miami tion for tho successful sale of highway towards TUI-Ou/ou, fii'cil situation in South Vlri t. V... M . brass and wooden plaque wu* ments include hurricane-seed­ ter Fish Commission. .‘.rm cj ,’.i *o , • i,i mlMew .. Flora, ibo" c-' r» .. a U. S. Savings Stamp* to Nam irom Defense Seero ' Va^cfil l<stilled about Capital of tha nigged Kalvylla presented by Hear Adm. Ro­ ing operations m the U. S The tract, of 'gbo acres own­ McNumara and ' ,on* »" abnipt rhangr in at Msshiniton. it was learn­ Ihe Masveria tiny ing. touclieil niountain are* where tho dnschool children. Hubert S bert Goldthwalte, commander Weather Bureau's Project ed by the I.efDer Company, course such as hurricane ed today. upon briefly in Tuosday'a sfdrnts are concentrated. of Fleet Air Jacksonville and §tormfury. As part of thei was set aside by Hie com- Gen, Maxwell D. Taylor. Edith exhibited Iasi week Admiral Pressry said the Tho city of Tlii-Ouiou it Proceeds from skating Ht testimony, after aruweting r the Immediate superior ot project, iwo VAIl-tl flight , paiiy in an effort to divert when it turned quickly uut of local liase Is permanent and self, about 99 miles east of Melodee Skating Rink on OnTrials Sot volley of rpiesliotu posed by Heavy Attack Wing One. crews flew into the eye ol hunters from the more conBIRMINGHAM. Ala. (UPI) lh<* Caribbean into the Mona will require addilioii' in the Algiers, wa* reported held by orn Road Monday ami Wed­ s ubeomin111ee member*. Admiral Goldthwalte flew Hurricane Beulah to drop g'M ed ale,* off S a nfoid Ave­ -Three white men arrested Passage between Dominican j t i l l ii re. government forre* Tuesday nesday of next week will he into Sanford especially to pre- .'liver iodide generators. nue, John-on said. the Nary alrrady has night. donated to the U4ted Fund. ,ent the award and inspect during an investigation of Republic and Puerto Rico. Cdr, John F.Barlowac­ The season lasts from Oct. "Flora poses a Hirest to announced a lonx-rnnue Fresh troop reinforcemen:* r.iel.il tNiinbings here will I*.* Last year the rink took in cepted Ihe “ E" while the 5 lo Nov. 3. \ special dove tried next Tuesday on mis­ Jamaica and Oris'iite Pro. building proxram o f som e left Algiers in trucks this $.'100 for the March of Dimes lid officers and men of VAll- hunting fee of $2 for each morning along Ilia highway demeanor charges of Illegal­ since of Culia,'* tlie weatlier SIM m illion. and $725 for thu Heart Fund. ll and its Detachment Eight, day of hunting will be charg­ bureau said. • • • towards Tlxi Ouiou. ly possessing dynamite. attired in dress white uni­ ed and will be issued on Ihe The hurricane, twsi hours At Uie same time, govern­ Orange County M o u n t * d forms. stood nearby in revue •grounds or by agents of the after it was discovered us a ment police set up five road­ Keeler Accused Posse will donate the proceed* U)S ANGEI.KS (UPI) - blocks on Hie highway. All formation, In ihe background regional manager, Johnson LONDON (lll't) — Haggard full blown storm, hit the of its first horse show of the were U*e »q ttadrvmV-1? A 3 1! explained. This is in addl- and frightened Christine Keef­ small island of Tuba go, at County officials took action pawing vehicles were baited season to Hie Sheltered Work­ CAMBRIDGE, Md (UPI) Skywurriior twin-jet attack tion to the regular hunting er, the girl ill the Prufnuio the southeastern corner of the Tuesday to end Saturday urn! searched and their driv­ shop for the mentally retarded Negro leaders called on Gov. bombers. j license. I'arlbhean, Monday afternoon scandal, stood In the prison­ morning "production line” er*' papers were checked. and physically handicapped. Harlow assumed command — ----- ---------J. Millard Tawes today to Five persons, Including a marriages in the county I'olico said they setird sev­ er’s dock today and heard and left it in shambles As­ The show will be held nt 7 ignore voter rejection of an of the squadron on March 25 eral revolvers. herself accused of framing a sistance crews from Trinidad 15-year-ohi girt, were arrest­ p. nt. Oct. I‘J at Fuirview anti-segregation courthouse. amendment while VAll-ll was deployed Foreign newsmen seeking discarded West Indian lover. reported today Hint at least ed at It) p. in. Tuesday In Park, across fioin Ben White and issue an executive order to the Mediterranean aboard Supervisors Instructed the In reach TUi-Outuu were halt­ 30 Island residents were kill ' what police described as * Jtaccuuy. banning segregation in all the UrW Franklin D, Roose­ r-d by tile high winds and "disorderly house" at Sl’J county counsel to draw up a ed at the last road block aud 7 C.et f>0 Days • • • places of public accommoda­ velt. proposal for slate legislative turned tiark. seas. Celery Avenue. ST AUGUSTINE (UPI) — Ladies (iolf Association at tion. The "Checkertails," as the action that would end the Police Chief Roy Williams S e v e n Negroes convicted the Land o' Lukes Country practice of free marriages on The proposed city charter unit is nicknamed, returned said charges of being “ In­ BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UP!) Tuesday on charges steinClub, Casselberry, will open amendment, designed to end to Sanford in late April and Saturdays. mates of a disorderly house" —Lawyers for Uie Curtis Pub* | ntlng front an Aug. It racial its ItXKI-d-l season Thursday. six months of racial slrife in have been at or near the top A. -I * ™ * . | 0 f B o s c C h j c f s were filed against Robert L. Gulf pro John Porter w ill tee this Chesapeake Boy com­ in monthly training competi­ itshittg Co, charged today H demonstrat ion here were sen have been lining up for the: would be impossible to imd Icured in til) days in the court­ ! Farley ami James MeCaf/ery off Ihe season witllt a golf munity , was rejected by a tions ever since. an unbiased jury anywhere ly jail. sailors; James B, Ruellner free ceremonies every Satur-1 WASHINGTON (UI'I) — clinic at !) n. in. Ami a Mr. scant 271-vole margin Tues­ The occasion held partial in Alabama to hear Alabama and ihe Juvenile, lie said da> morning since Jud lei Military base commanders and Mrs. two-halt tournament day-.! .991 lu t ,729. lar significance for Admiral mat h Paul t Heart Itryanl's In San Juan a n ,,,! last February to per- have been asked to report t« NEW YORK I i I'll — charges keeping a disorderly is scheduled fur Sunday. Hie proposed amendment Goldthwailer, who was the Mu million litwl suit against huii'O were tod id against | ,||fin G,c weekend marria ;ei Hie defense department full SVN Jl \N. I*. It. i GI’ ll— I E * would have guaranteed equal first Commander of Heavy the Saturday Evening Post. (lust 'd Dominican »\ Presi­ Swri’t service agent* tmlay lavis Cox without a fee. details of any segregation announced the arrest of an Work begun Tuesday on lay­ service to all, regardless of Attack Wing One when it Tlie county's proposal is to ' practices in nearby commonArraignment was scheduled Attorney Erie Embry intro- dent Juan Bosch and his Cu­ anti ( a,tro Virginia man as ing tho preeast concrete roof­ race, in places of public ae was organised in Norfolk in ,|u m | as evidence before Fedban-horn wife Carmen arriv­ one of four coiispirators for t p. m Friday before permit the county recorder Hies, it was disclosed today, ing sections fur the new cafe­ comniodallon. The amend­ eral Jud w ll. II Groames ed here b-, air Tuesday night platting lo fluud Culm's .... . Municipal Judge Kenneth Me- and Uie county clerk In j)er-1 The Pentagon 'aid It mailed teria at South Svmionla Jun­ ment was part of an agree­ Lad year Hie "F." was won n>p lhjl.k |„. form marriages any day of questionnaires Sept. 21 “ to ItilO'll. >1- IlllC h v o lu m e s to M-l up linuseheepitii: as re­ to, High. ment negotiated in Washing­ by Heavy Attack Squadron contained 777 pages of news fugees mi tilts t' S. CanhlHrsn uiny wiili gi-ii* million in nnmthe week with a $3 fee to in' nhuin necessary information • * • lei (ml Cuban currency. ton July 2) by Alty, Gen. Five. Diclr second such award paper stories attacking the island. paid to the county's general for lint formulation of future* South S t, in i n n i e County Robert F. Kennedy and was in three years. Asst. U. S. Ally. ITiarlvs policy." fund Saturday Evening I’oit. 5 ourtg Republicans, in con­ aimed al putting a hall lo Funning said the plot was to The evidence wa* introduced Rate Hearing junction with their "Uperation violence and bloodshed in smuggle Hie bogus hills into at the start of it federal court TALI.AHA.SSEE tUI’D - ( ub» (or use by the I'ulmrr U--"intrusion,’* remind that 20- lids (idling community of WASHINGTON (IT’ D — hearing on Gin ma iilne's "I In* Mnrida Public I*lilltics . ,i iiinli rkniuml Li pnvo rh*. way The Washington Pint yeur-oid* whoso gist birthday 12.800. to •notion I,, ittali^u the -tie of \(iinmisaimi t(Hi«<> dMtiliru i . . , ,, , fur tim iI kvMuII of I'muivr -lay that plan* to overthrow will eonto between UeL • and The setback stunned both the date of a hearing on prothe trial of the suil. U. yt. < ID MCE Knv. J may register lo vote if while ami Negro leaders who Hu* government of Honduras Bryant filed the mil after poicd Increased W e s t e r n i -lei ( u-tra. tlicj tin an before riatari lay had been working towardTaken into custody was have been uncovered, and the (Mi'l accused him of con­ I moil Telegraph rates in tho when the I»ooka will i»e closed rom-Uation. Neither side had MOSCOW' (FIT |- Premier spiring to rig the Hki'J Gcxir dale from (Id Id to Or! 25 Mario Ion >iu K-lily, 92, Art Strg tested that a cittip could iiigtoii, Va., a Cuiwin national lake place within the n*'xl until utter the November elec- any plan.* to begin new nego- Nikita S. Khrushchev frankly gl.i Alahanu foul hall game. ' Ihe public hearing will li„n. Tins new state thetion Wkml immediately, j K-iiiiy sai-l earlier tills year H hours. told tin- nutiim I5u---i.iv about Bryant s attorney* were held hi Jack'onvllle. COM l’ LKTK Unit • number of Cuban exlaw was pu-’ Sed by U|S l p t U --------------------the extent of this year’s har­ scheduled to follow the Post In a front page dispatch, lb; groups had named him the newspaper sai-I the chief vest failure, hut assured hi* taa-, c r» and argue against leg'-1vt'uWITH A L L Culi.m ''prclilcnl in exile." of the Honduran air force. cilixco* they nil have enough movin'- tin* tria Two oilier nii-itiber* uf Uiu Cot. Armando Escatona, al­ tint g i “ le teach*** wilt ■> J D II I hn-iul this winter if th.-y do \ federal jury in vdanta TII10 TUIM.MINCS Ju,t, , in t - i* u( first grade U rC J C Q b y r l O O k S alleged ring. Rotiert l). Mor­ legedly approached Hie l lilted not wii'te it. awarded former Georgia row. :iy. mid ins wife, Cecily, Fruit Co. to ask it* help. students at ^uuth ^tninole ORLANDO fl'PD-General "On the condition that touch Wallace Butt* !3.<"U).noo NEW YORK 11 PIF-.Stock* of Baltiinurc. were arrested Elementary rtehool in Cassel- Manager Homer Hooks of the economise on bread, we will | a, t \„ Remember . ^ *n a ' 1[n|ljr suit Pa*|«r h«lay after a ti-ere Tuesday night. A bench beny »t » coffee in tha school Florida Citrus Commission have enough to normally sup- resulting from the same ar lirrn opening. Our Friduy warrant was Isniril fur the cafetiiu fem • U,,W 1:15 calieil llie competitors of c,t- ply the population," he sal-1 said tide. tide "The Story ->f a C II, ,r t'entral and Pcnniy reacted Ni)jhl Special arrest of Bill Evans, alio p, m. Thunday. ruv "a real threat" today, but in a Sept. 29 speech published F-xilball Fix ' In unfavorable merger news known u* Bid firosi h, of * * * said if Ihe industry pulls lo- fer the first lime Tuesday In TALLAHASSEE (UIMl •vith a decline of ahuiit 2 arid government , Not. >-o li-c I'uUe* Litter: gether it ran have a g(*od Icvcstia. t h e Senate (’resident Wil-on Car­ I, respectively, sieels were Washington, D. C. Tetep! me ra-l (turn *|toman season, newspaper. ONLY !| t j raway named -S-n. Irlo Brimweak despite a series of price "There are ■ lot of pro­ “ it we spsnd tin-ail thrifli-1 -. _ in Rot hester, N- Y J asking son of Klsdnimee to tha Stale bcMisf* within the industry. that the •'* if G'-1 felaaion ducts competing for the con­ ly." he a-l-led, "i],« available K Q p S B r C V a r O l| .00 Bond Financing investigation write snd tell »■* they sumer’s dollar today which [ resources will b* sufficient committee today, to replace TALLAHASSEE (U l'li , did with my h-> ** 1 t i l l didn't even exivt two years for the normal supply of the Stall* Auditor Ernest Edison I A Sen. John E. Mathews, who \O West Seventh Sir'* City ago and they are hitting us population IIITCHtX, England (U P I)- 1re igned. was rrilical tialay of financial DEL.YND (UPI) — Two hard.” H<Mik« told the Orlan S om e speculation that 1hi< nianagement by tlie Brevard date prisoners escaped Unlay A traffic cop stopped Thomas Mathew*, who snnouneed Manager !*•«• Kn0' *’ ‘ n' foeme.' (’.. E. I’urtcr tl i house do Rotary Club incunt Khrushrhev was turn(;,)Unty Commission and the when they jumped from a Spencer's car and a-ikrd him as a candidate for governor really was owned bv a tnan- e ing down further grain deals i Canaveral Port Authority. road gang at the intersection if he was the driver, Monday, resigned irom the company, was condetn bl and Volusia (lets OK with the Weit, including a |n an audit for Ihe1991 and of Interstate t and Hie Lake "Don't be foolish," Spencer committee Sept, 23. was demolished. Wuu!- it that TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - |J80 milliun purchase frum|iD«2 fiscal years, Ellison said Helen exit near here. They said. "Tlie dog is driving.” The commute* was created A magistrate fined Srn-ncer by the 10*13 Legislature to take be wmiething. w The Slate auditor issued good the United States, w»* re-- financial management by the Lire Gordon Wilburn McVay, riirm> p, ji J i i report- (or two Volusia Cuun J'- ted '-y authoritaiiv* *"Ut- county com mis si-m needed 29. and Tommy law; Mollo-' $70 Tuesday for drunk ilnv- a close look at alt slate i Dupro vtuicat. , iwu, 21, j mg. * * u u t< -wxUiiqt Umd*. ghuusu had (U *.»***“* 1 . J** vuvaww* today. ' |<wa hii*. Killer Died Off Broken Heart, Valacki Testifies 1 U IW A .. BRIEFS llK1 BefuBella Moves To Smash Revolt In Algeria SNAS ’Master Jet Station’, Admiral Says VAH-11 Gets Coveted Dove Hunting Field To Open T Award For 1963 On Saturday Tawes Asked To Take Action 5 Arrested In Raid On House Free Marriages Swamp Judges Post Asks Suit Site Be Changed Reports Asked Cuban Money Plot Nipped Paper Reports Honduras Plot Nikita Admits Grain Failure Mon, and Tues. Night Specials! D e lm c n ic o ll * Co-Operation Central, Pcnnsy Stocks Decline Carraway On Bond Committee FISH FR Y State Auditor If Cop Couldn’t See, Who Could? 1 �P am 2— Wed. Oct. * , * 3 Hospital SAVt Nattta Ruth MUUr, Lm Ford, Frieda Wilaoo, J i m Colburn, Harold Mclnnea, EL b o Farls, Elsy Q u m o , Ella J. Waldron, Flotaln Good ion, Marjort* Kipp, Oliva D. Hus* tar, Carolyn Brawn, all of Sanford; Barry Jean UatU, William Galnea, all of Lika Monro#; Sprue!! Beall, Her­ ald O. Barry, all of DaBary; Fannie Miller, Batty Proemen, Roy Rteher, all of Lake Mary; Gold Wire Jackson, o( Maitland; Margaret Bush of Geneva. .t u d a m Mr. and Mri. Kenneth A. Waldron, baby boy, of San­ ford. Dtachargea Barbara Bradley, Donna M. Penton, Tnamar Braden, Elixa Beth Martin, Richard Knylor, Edgar E. Oiborne, Alice Palmer, David People*, Mra. Clarence Merrell and baby boy, Mr*. Edward J. Bridge* and baby boy, Mr*. Kenneth Murphy and baby (lrl, all ot Sanford; Edgar Bleller, Paul Heilman, all of DeBary; Loon Rolin, of Longwood; Lois Scott of Geneva; Nannie Miller, Guitaf Neteon, all of Lake Mary; Ray­ mond Lawson of Osteen, FRESH Roast F L O R ID A P IN E B R E E Z E G R A D E " A " M E D IU M OCTOBER 1 Admltiiono Ottear Lee Hunter, Ruby Lettau, Paul Aucuin, Annie Clark, Willis Johnion, Alfred C. Doudney, Howard Long, EllkabeUt Wllion, Pearl Hawkins and Jerry D. Smith, Sanford; Ruth Thcipj, Colon Dampier end Barbara D. Hcncghsn, DeBary and Clara L. Lee, Entarprlie. Births Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller, boy; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Let*au, boy, and Mr. and Mr*. H 'i’.lam lleneghan, boy, all e f Sanford. Discharges Je**ia Collins, Vlela Davis, Kathtcen Reynolds, Charles Bicker and Carole Quesnel, •11 of Sanford. «) o QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOO THRU o c ro e tR tah eoevSI.NT — IMS wink ems r o t ii , ,m — — b bb snap PAPER . . ta X 1R or 11 X 2S No Bugs M'Lady QUAKER Flounder* 39/ Pork Roast *39/ Cheese 2 &55/ Bread 2"? 31/ PRESH BOSTON BUTTS Everybody lovei a clown, Bo tbo public ihould really en­ joy the exhibit of down por­ traits dona In olli by Mri. Mildred liabcock. 111 East lis t Street, which will be on display at flrnkirlk’s at 310 Magnolia Avenue during Oc­ tober. Mra. Babcock retired last year after many year* a* county art supervisor and has tnade clowns her specialty, blui placet the emphasis on tii* character of th* clown'* face. She has found that they are popular for hanging in oflices •a well as homes. IS EXTRA STAMPS whti SUPERBRAND COTTAGE DIXIE DARLING PAMILY SIZE Quick Grits . REGULAR Q uaker Grits OUAKER Q u i c k Gr i t s 2 KRAFT AMERICAN STYLE Spaghetti Dinner KRAFT ITALIAN STYLE Spaghetti Dinner 23 EXTRA STAMPS WITH PALMETTO FARMS REG. 49* COPELAND PORK Prepared Salads VACUUM PACKED Astor Coffee Taste J Honored Tradition for over 100 y Sausage Wieners COPELAND ALL MEAT YOUR CHOICE COPELAND SLICED ALL PURPOSE OIL SAVE 20* < t *AY0NNAlS* So u t h . YOUR CHOICE Sanford Credit Women's Bienkfuit Cluii will install the following! officers at n ban­ quet-meeting nt 7;3U pm. Thursday at Jim Spencer's restaurant: Mrs. Joanne Ititzie, presi­ dent; Mrs, i'olly Junes, Mrs. Dot iiaiut-v .mi Mr., Tolly Shields, vice presidents; Mrs. iiiirothy T c s 1o , secretary; Mrs. Irene Kelly, recording BATH SIZE secretary, amt Mrs. Grace Bowling, treasurer. Mrs. Madeline Coveny has REGULAR SIZE been chosen us "Credit Wom­ an of (lie Year" amt Bob Ma­ lian as "uascot of the year." REGULAR SIZE I'olly Jones will accept re­ servations for the banquet. MAXWELL HOUSE . . Save 20* DEEP SOUTH _ V SkflE jg ; Astor Oil 48-oi. Bottle Sa 11 i n e s . . i-u*. Pkg. SAVE BORDEN'S INSTANT 20* Potatoes SAVE 12* EACH 3 Handy Andy Swan BATH SIZE Pink Soap 1 y Detergent HOUSEHOLD CLEANER GIANT BOX SAVE 20* DETERGENT Lux YOUR CH O ICE BLUE or WHITE ARROW » SAVE 14* EACH REGULAR SIZE so,. Pk. MAYONNAISE Pr ai s e Soap C om m ission today chunked {th e date o f a h e a rin g on proji' .ted increased W estern tin* in telegraph ra te * in tho a Lite fro m O- t, 111 lo Oct. in Ju c k .io n v ille , The ra te in c re a se s, about 10 p e r cent fo r fu ll-ra te teleg ra m a , n ig ht and duy letters and money o rd er m elanges ami e ig h t p e r ce n t fo r corn» i re la l new s, w o uld corre­ sp o n d to recent h ik e s okayed b y the fed eral g o te ilin o , lit fo r J*. tcratatu com m unicatio n. "'CL CRISCO QUART SAVE 10* = Lmr Che«.«, Souq., Olive) NABISCO PREMIUM Limit 1, please Mayonnaise Pr ai s e Soap IBo log no. Pickle, Liquid I 1 DETERGENT Dove 2 Breeze DETERGENT BLUE Lux Liquid no, 35 Rinso REGULAR SIZE DETERGENT PREMIUM PACK P i n k Dove W isk Liquid Large Large 35‘ Giant DETERGENT . . Save 30 33‘ Limit 1 with S5 00 or more food order. �A I— rli■feW lfalr■* * #anfarS W e d . O ct. By Jane Casselberry Kiwanis Club members and . their wives will bare thw pleasure of hearing the so* prano voice of Anne Blaiso, who has received rave re­ views for her Orange Blossom Playhouse appearances la •'Oklahoma" and "Annie Get Your Gun." at the annual Ladles Night program tide Saturday from 7-9 p.m. at the Civic Cenlrr. • Anne was an up and coming singing personality on British radio ami television as well aa in I-ondon night clubs and summer theaters when sha •n7gnnr<r~Tii*Trtwt- l w . f -------- Capt. Itichard Illaiso, giving up her career to brrome a housewife and mother. Her husband now la station, ctl at McCoy AFB with tha Strategic Air Command and they reside in Orlando. She will sing several mint* bers from hit Broadway mus­ icals for the program Satur­ day night. Also on the entertainment program will he Paul Heinson, of Orlando, who will pre­ sent organ music from "down memory lane." and a trum­ pet trio from the Semlnola High School Hand. Huger Harris is program chairman for the affair. G I A N T J t e i. S A L E SAVE S< EACH . . LIBBY'S YELLOW CLING Peaches Cocktail. Sweet Peas 5 i Cream Cora 6 P-G Drink. 5 Potted MEAT 10 Beef Hash. 3 V ien n as.. 5 • • SAVE S< EACH . . LIBBY'S FRUIT SAVE U EACH . . LIBBY S GARDEN SAVE 3< EACH . . LIBBY'S WK or 12* E A C H 14* E A C H SAVE . . L IB B Y 'S TO M ATO . . L IB B Y 'S x**a| SAVE i t EACH . . LIBBY'S (PINEAPPLI-GRAPEFRUIT1 CORNED JUICE SAVE . . LIBBY'S SAVE l > /l« EACH . . LIBBY'S CORNED SAVE 3< EACH , . LIBBY'S fs *,:j kM* w r im w m kUi r~ tm 1 . 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N., AT ANY WINN-DIXIE county health nurse. 73 Tests were run for 73 first grndera, »it* third graders, 67 fifth graders, dll seventh 1'.'-LMiUJJikfcW graders, 5tl ninth grndera amt <15 tenth grnili-nt. Remaining WITH THIS COWON ANO KIROIAii. Of R students wilt Ini tested at a later date. ONI Pgfl rNOIIN Screening resulla fiom tha tests show that approximate, •900 TMffUOCTOU1H «TH ly i!5 students are in need of AT ANY WINN-DIXII further examination nfter 74 which, if definite indication* aie that hearing la impaired, notes will l»e scut to the par­ ents suggesting eonsultation with family physicians. WITH THIS COUPON AND HJHCHASt OF Ite.nll.i of eye tests have on. et-oi. chackin- aooo nut been compiled at this time. •OOOfNRU OCfOBVH *YW WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE Of TMSSB . . . . F.OIIN TABIC O' SCA Fish Sticks Big 60 Famiiy Cremes AT ANY WINN-DIXIE i■ < r; 50 Extra Top Value Stamps lOKI 14-01 CAN -I.CMlH i •900 tHHU0CT09IH «>N SK 79s . . 'S? Blue Vim Reg. Siie 43* Quart 77‘ . 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A Jeering, shoving mob od about Z.fiOO persons greeted Harnett with boos as he ar­ rived for his speech to tha Whig •CUo.ophk Society, tha ondergrsduatn debating group*. Mmiyuf those on hand for ids arrival hud Just attend-1 e>l a prote.t rally at the uni­ versity gymnasium. Organ-' irer. of the rally said It was held to protest Barnett’s views against racial Integra- ‘ timi. rather than his picsence at Princeton. Byron's Bar-B-Que BETTER B R EA K FA ST S P EC IA L Fancy Red Tokay Barnelt Jeered • 0 0 « THRU O t T O V t f VTM .1 50 Extra Tap Valia Stamps •LtCED SWISS 6- o l Pkg. Hash Puppies • Pkg. 6 or. Cans u j .u u j 50 Extra Top Value Stamps FILLSDURY APPLE or B LUE BI BLU EBERRY FROZEN t « th AT ANY WINN-DIXIE PRIDE Of OREGON FROZEN SLICED STRAW L b . B ag s th. u ocrb.tn 8-os. Pkgi. Pkga. atida this coupon and puhcham. c h Of 0-1 P.oa.N SOUTHVPN MORTON CHICKEN. BEEF, TURKEY MEAT GRITS-MEAL U "u .ii"» SOExtra Tab Value Stamps MORTON Appl*. Cherry, P.och, Coscnut Velveeta Cheese. Cheese. Cheese Cheese ’6 3 — P a w * 'Ladies Night' Set Saturday By Kiwanians Libby's New Sloppy Joe's 1c*1, 59 SA VE 2. WrnrtB 5 *1 - COUPONS YOU RECEIVED IN THE MAIL GOOD THIS WEEK AT WINN DIXIE. SEE OUR DISPLAY OP BEAUTIFUL CURRIER A IVES DINNERWARE Scouts Take Part In UF Campaign Girl Scouts and Hoy Scouts will he in charge of neighbor­ hood collections In the county for the current United Fund of Seminole County campaign which is now under way. Mrs. William Macl.aughlin, chairman for the Girl Scouts, and Tom Albert and Al Fiori, chairmen fur the lloy Scouts, have a number uf leaders working to give the publfc'an opportunity to make their contributions to this nine-inone drive. Ruth the GUI Scouts and Boy Scouts are participating agencies under the United lund of Semlnola County. Officers Elected c t u m e a t . . . O/fi 'crs elected by the Ly­ man lit.-li Student Council to m v , r t i* year are Vete Carbon, president; Chuck Wagner, vice president; l.es 1' ■ ' a rj Margaret lUattCU. u.aiN-Ni, 1 a vaw sftlP t If* ‘ ' �9 ft ftttfcvt K i t 4- w « t f t r iil Qct, ii 2, ,aaj Is Target Of Castro-Cominies CARACAS (UPI) A fait-(booting policeman broke ■p a Castro-Communist at­ tack on tho U. 8. Information Service branch In Maracaibo Tueeday — tho fln t Hod reaction to tho government crackdown Monday on Ita leftiat M *. Tbo policeman wounded two of throo torrortat gunmen who tried to ahoot tbilr way Into "American H oum,” tho CSy| building In Um oil cap* ItaL Tbo policeman waa eerloualy wounded, but the attack One aerioual) wouuded at­ tacker, captured by police, waa identified aa a itudont from Caracaa’a Central Uni▼erally, one of tho nation'* principal centora of terrorlam. Tbo other two gunmen ea- BUTT PORTION LEAH MEATY FRBM PORK BUTT8 m39 ( ■LUC R1BMM QUALITY OP-BEEF LEAH WISTIRM SPARE RIBS lb 394 TENDER 2 oa INDIVIDUAL CUBED STEAKS PRICES GOOD THRU THE WEEKEND MAYFAIR NEWIMPROVED COT. CHEESEu254 QUANTITY RIGHTS MStR^Q The govarnment flew two planeloada of paratrooperi Into C'aracai late Tueeday to reinforce tho city’* fair lion agalnet "any poaelble CaatroCemmunlit countarattsck," but thara waa no Immediate outbreak of violence In the capltaL The only torrortat act re­ ported Tueeday, apart from the fruitrated attack in Mara­ caibo, waa tha dynamiting of • power station In tha northweat coat to I city of Coro. Police arretted a known Com­ munist In compaction with tha bombing. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. 10* 894 FARMER CRAY FR A N K S ALASKAN BREAOfD 2460 P A R K A V E , lb 494 SHRIMP 2& *1» YOUR CHOICE FOOD FAIR COFFEE COKES P E P S I OR R-C COLA IB CAN - (UFI)— A pa thololl it with an m a (ant at Mi aide will •lamlne tho torn bodies to­ day of two little glrlo who wore kidnaped three weeks ■go, (tripped and loft dead oador an aim trao. Tbo bodiea of Melissa Ann Lao, I, and Barbara Fniaug, d, wart found 10 mllei northwait of Mlnnoopolla near Modlelno Lake in o woods across from Million Farms, ■ rehabilitation borne (or al­ coholics. Since they were last seen getting into the car of a bladk-halred stranger Sept 7, doieni of officers and vol­ unteers bad probed nearly e very square Mot of the iw t b Minneapolis Irncmenl district where tho girls livid. "1 had a feeling It would bo like this," laid Barbara's mother. She said an older son had been praying that his little sister would come back safe. FLAVORKIJTAsaartoJ I W s ROSEDALf-Woecw ICE MILK hOALLOH 3 9 * PEAS A CARROTS REMARKABLE - 29 at erne - COCO *N RICH - 8 oa p&9 BARTLETT PEARS 3/M00 VAL VITA. 29 WH. APRICOTS 4/,t00 CORN MUFFIN MIX LIBBY'S-12 oa MUSTARD, TURNIP OR COLLARD*. U o t u t HOMEMAKER • 141j oa m m m GOLDEN PUMPKIN com LUNCH MEAT cm KING PHARR GREENS 3/M°° STBERRIES Italians Eye Health Drive ROME (UP!) — Interior Minister Mariano Rumor sub­ edited a ill.ft bill to the Italian Senate today to inrteaso the puwur of the police in arresting prostitutes. He (aid (her. has been a rise In the number nf vene­ real disease. The measure would permit authoritii'H I., arrest women “ soliciting in a scandalous way or ill thu presence of mlllLl* under the ugu of IN," ft would t'l.-o enable the po­ lice to report pru-tilulcs to health officials for venereal examinations. A hill passed by both houses of parliament in lUuf closed Italy's bit) legalised brothel*. Ex-Presidents Given A Voice WASHINGTON — The Senate la going to allow former U. 8. President* to have a voice in It* debate— but with limitations. By voice vote, tbc Senate appro'cd a compromise reso­ lution permitting former Presidents to speak in tho chamber oil national Issue* or pending legislative mat­ ters. Former President* previ­ ously could visit tho Senate floor but could nut join in debate. Furry an Top Try just one fur hat this winter. It need not be ex­ pensive. In fact, those shag­ gy fur hats are enormously flattering and they cost lit­ tle. L A D Y FAIR FRESH BAKED GRAPEFRUIT. ..6 19 SW. POTATOES. .3 2 5 LAUNDRY BASKET 8" 499 V A L U E HVc VALUE \ ftA P P LES M JiM EL C A P a C 11 r 4 29‘ GRAPES 2 25 BREAD < < « 1 9 c M OKHAM TSCUMSTAMPS M UCHAM TSran STAMPS aT N —wmbi»0m umrrummm /C \ WMWIWWMBRilgiMIW ® flU E T T E - C m iy i W U J ^ A '4 H Al UUAH CHOCOUTE CAKE Mn. Filbert's 01EQ I lit^a s(WH t a a - ---------- EDUCATOR(RAX �-i -* • The Polio Victim, 8, Burned By Two Classmates #«tfnrB Wed. Oct. S, ’63— Pa (re 8 frralb OVER N T R A M At Fleet 4k Poloootto (AlongoMo oW feat office) Prospects Bleak For Tax Cut SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) An cigkl-year.old girl, crip* pled bjr polio, wax hoipiullied Tueiday with painful burm over 40 per cent of her body — the victim of mali­ cious teasins by two school* mates because she wore braces on her lejs. The victim, Cathryn Ree­ ves, had been the target of taunts from two young boys (or several weeks because ot the braces. The taunts reach* Nuval Air Station. Mrs. Vincent Law and Mrs. SNAS ALL-WIVES CLUB has donated $200 as ed a climax Tuesday when Vincent Monroe present the cheek to Maj. Kim* financial assistance in the operation o f the one of the boys tossed a book bor Cox and Mm. Carolyn Higgins, who manage USO Club on East First Street, whose facilities of flaming matches at her the club. (Herald Photo) are generally used by sailors of the Sanford and reduced her flower-print dress to ashei. — eouldn’i... dcujuivlhl but stand there and burn.' •aid an ambulance attendant who rushed her to Mission Emergency Hospital. Cathryn was reported In fair condition today while TORRANCE. Calif. (UPt>WASHINGTON (UPI) police searched for the two A 40-year-old housewife was Eastern Air Lines asked the boys, believed to be school­ recovering Tuesday from surNEW YORK (UPI)—Secre­ until Russia pulls the rest of Civil Aeronautics H o a r d mates of the injured girl. sery required when she was tary of State Dean Rusk her troops out of Cuba and (CAR) not to reconsider the struck by an arrow that came plans at a dinner meeting to­ persuades or forces Fidel CAR decision terminating soaring through a kitchen night with Soviet Foreign Castro to stop trying to Com- Northeast Airlines' authority LANDSCAPING CHANGE Minister Andrei Gromyko to nutnize his neighbors. screen door. to serve Florida. Contrary to the Manhattan There is little expectation Mrs. Reta Lampreth, 40, hammer at the urgent need Easter also asked the CAR tendency to ~build~ou every Torrance, W iintnrctr tn_lhc for-a settlement of-the Cuban Jn ilipliim.illr-. quarlers lint 4o-r»}*»e4 .the -Justice-Depart­ inch of available land, more right thigh Monday by the problems to ease world ten- Rusk will make any headway- ment's petition to intervene in than 73 per cent of the lfl-acre threepointed, steel-tipped ar­ sion. on the issue at this lime. the case. The air line said the enclave of New York's UN row — apparently shot by Officials said Rusk wants department was "two years, headquarters is devoted to someone aiming at a Jack- to emphasize the view that More than 8,000 helicopters two months and one day late lawns, landscaping and gar rabbit or a crow on a near­ there can be no real improve­ [ have been built in the United in asking to participate in the dens. by hillside. ment in East-West relations |States since World War It proceeding." ^nyingHjroir- Hits Housewife WASHINGTON (UPI) A decision by Senate Demo­ cratic leaders to give priority to civil rights legislation left prospects hteak today for en­ actment of a big tax cut this year. Despite insistence by the White House that President Kennedy wanu both bills this year, lime appeared to be running out and tome law­ makers said it was possible neither measure would be enacted in 1963. Senate Demorratie Whip Hubert II. Humphrey (Minn ), who sad Tuesdy that civil Rusk ToHammer - EasfenbMs No NAL Action Cuban Problems lights must come first, con­ ceded that this could result in delaying the tax cut action until early next year. Cut Sen. Russel B. Long (D La.), who ia leading the Senate drive for the tax mea­ sure, said today this wouldn't make any difference to tax­ payers because the slash would be mad* retroactive to Jan. 1 anyway. Other congressional news: Fishing: The Senate was expected to approve a S3o million subsidy program (or building fishing boats to help American fishermen m the "wet war' with Russian and JOINT OWNERS Japanese trawlera. It would The International Rank for provide tit) million a year Reconstruction and Develop­ for five years to pay for con­ ment, organized in ltMA to struction of new vessels in iiclu member nmntrles to /i: li_s —shipyaidi nance reconstruction of war Civil Rights: House lead­ damages, is wholly owned by ers mapped plans for acting its 81 member governments, on the Senate-approved bill according to the Uritannica to extend the Civil Rights Rook of the Year. Commission for one year. If Jane Parker W hite Enriched Sanford Furniture Co. they are unable to get quirk clearance from the House rules committee, they prob­ ably wilt cat! up the bill next week under procedure requir­ ing two-thirds majority for approval. • Carpet a • Fiunttaro • Tile • Pit * Rental Bedn UNTOUCHED B Y H A N D S Regular Or Sandwich Special! JANE PARKER DELICIOUS — ' 8 PECIAL Apple Pie 1 'i ‘ Lb. Each 39 “ Super-Right” Short Shank • FULLY COOKED ■> iih:a: PLAID STAMPS fi . ! . •“ With tVllh Ihlw thla coupon and purchase of. •*, B llO f Off f,ah.lt l.uflanna W hole fW 6-oz. jar Me » « Instant Coffee Coupon good Him Sat., October S. M! „ Jax. |M*W Si! H 2 iU i H i H i i K « ai ! ■; ■T ■ : « : h Y a i i i i t u i i PLAIDI t K STAMPS i ; ijj ’ m With this coupon and purrhaaa of. * 3 I'ks#. Any V,iri.tr Swanadown Wf FO R B Cuke 11HM lo-Oa. I'kg*. Mixes 221 3/#l.0fl 9f( Coupon good thru Sat., October f. f i t Jax. 103-8.1 B! s A&P •SUPER - BIGHT** Ground Beef 3 «*• $P PLUS 100 EXTRA STAMPS M A U A( .I t . VV I I h COFFEE SALE! ALLGOOD Bacon 2 lbs. 99c Grade “ A ” (Jitick Frmten ILtklng liens 1-6 I,b. Avg. ™ > 3 i '| 4 5 m » 3 3 ?H V o l.'ll CHOICE l-A STK I, OK TE A Marcal Napkins White Bread 2 Golden Corn Box JANE PARKER REGULAR OR SANDWICH S P E C IA L j g j W|!h lhl, eot)(Ktn , n,i purchaa* of. JI/j-Lh. Loaves M ORE TEM PTING TUm I j'izts j Tomatoes EVER! remarkably improved In amoothnesa and responslveness-and a new version, the Turbo Hydra-Matlc, Is standard equipment on some models. Both assure a truly amazing agility In traffic and a new over all standard of automotive performance on the highway. The final temptation? That’s the extraordinary value that's built into each of the eleven new Cadillac models. Be among the first to visit your authorized Cadillac dealer and ...j u s t iv a it till y o u c h iv e i t ! j_^Apples 4 lb. bag 39c | Grapefruit Laundry lllt-ach Clorox Qt. 23c oS h o rtm in g Spry Key atone 3 lbs. 89c J or. Stem, A Piece. Mushrooms Refill for 21c 40 rt. Cold Tup Dixie Cup 45c Renoelta IEE AND DRIVE TllK NEW CADILLAC NOW AT YOUK LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER Detergent Trend PHONE FA 2-0711 Joy 29c (L». Pkx. A Gt. Pkg, 2/39c 49c l iquid Detergent H O LLER MOTOR SALES CO M PA N Y Ttwilh Partie 3/29c 1 AJfcP — Uur F in d Duality 1-Lb. 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O c t 2, '68 Tbt w ii Qm w u tunny and hot u tta h n t Lady, drtiiftrod to Alien* today for a atf to a twe-ptoc* Mack mit, la her two aaak private tott Un ptaoa. m e m i weeria f black ahotf aad yellow jetllaer glove*. The gangway fwm tha JotUser m i decorated with Brook and U. S. flap. A l Mr*. Kennedy reached tha bottom o f tha itepi, Prlncaaa RadiwIU rushed forward aad they klsead. Than Amartcaa Anbaaaador Henry Labotuee (tapped forward tad presented to her Prince** Lae RadilwlD, la a little flrl that Mr*. Kennedy playing boat during tha itay. bad rent to Uia United Statei flko-aaid-lbat M n. -Kenaedy'a. Inat year to have a delicate JFK Ponders Athens Sale Of Wheat To Soviet Union sanlheml Papakotakl of Menina, underwent the operation nt Walter Read HoapUal in Waihlagtaa la February. Her metier had managed to get a note to Mrs. Kennedy In June, INI, when the Pint Lady paid a visit to Oreceo. ad tha note, Mr*. arranged for.the to deal with aortle itenoail*. The pretty little gill gave Mr*. Kennedy flower* and the Pint Lady bent over to hiss her and received a ■mall package containing a gift. Her mother, Mr*. Mary Papakataki, shouted in apedrily learned E n g l i s h , dam." Top Honors Won VAH-11 Flyers Baa* Ada. Robert Goldthwait*, first commander of Baavp Attack Wfng One, will visit Barney Field Wadnaaday to present Urn eavat *E" for oceUanea to flanford'a Baavy Attaak Squad- 'Pirates’ Destroy Cuban Mill raw 11. Tha award la yraan tod a anally la the autatanding unit in sack type command. VAH II waa adjudged top* among Atlantia Pled heavy attack Bquadroa* far fiscal IMS. Admiral Ooldthwalt* will present tha "E " pennant and ylaqua to Cdr. John P. Bar­ low, commanding officer of VAB-11, fallowing a raviaw of aqiodroa personnel. Heavy Attack Squadron I toon the award in 1W2. Goldthwalta, who was Wing ocmmaadm la 1061 when the Wing waa baaed hi Norfolk, Va* la now commander of Fleet Air Jacksonville. WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Kennedy, with Sup­ port from congressional lead­ ers, appeared near a decision today to ptrmit aala of U. S. wheat to tha Soviet Union. Senate Democratic Whip Hubert H. Humphrey (Mina.) predicted the presidential de­ cision would come within the neat two daya. 1U said ha favored the deal through pri­ vate grain channels. Agriculture Secretary Or­ ville L. Freeman aald in Harriubug, I’a., that tha United States had not bean ap­ proached by Rim la about a possible wheat sale. However, he acid this country would be willing to listen to a Soviet proposition. Although no direct Soviet overtures baa been mada to the U. S. government, a Rus­ sian trade million has dis­ cussed the possible purchase of U, S. wheat in Ottawa vvith private American grain dealera. FIR8T LADY'S FERRY — On her vrlalt to Greece,-Jacqtie!ltw*Knnned? will have the use of this yacht, Aristotle Onaaala* Christina. Stic will be staying at another Greek yach owner’s villa on the Aegean. Yacht boasts swimming pool, bar, jet plane and car. (N EA Telephoto) HAVANA (U P I)-A "pirate ship" attacked and destroyed a lumber mill at Cape Quin, on the northwest coast of Orients Province, the govern­ ment reported today. After Urn attack boat ‘-‘com­ mitted the crime," official source* said, "It escaped to the north,” a reference to the United State*. Rail Strike-Moonport Inquiry Wrapped Up CAFB CANAVERAL (UPI) — A federal beard ad Inquiry Tuesday wrapped up Its In­ vestigation late tko effects of a railway strike on this No, 1 U. 8. Moonport, and said It would send a report to Preside*! Kennedy an Friday. A parade of witnesaei from civilian and military agendas in government and from labor and management aides of the labor dispute involving the Florida East Coast Railway Company. FEC testified befora tha three-man board Tuesday to a day-long public hearing that appeared make two major point* -'That, barring federal or judicial Intervention, an end to tha dispute centered on the FEC and it* non-operating employes la not In sight —That the walkout threat­ ens to coat the U. 8. govern­ ment nearly 93 million in ad­ ditional shipping chargee in one year’a time. ~Pr»*M*irt Kennedy stepped In to appoint th# hoard of inquiry, headed by Assistant Secretary of Labor Jamea J. Reynolds, when ho bseams concerned over "the current and potential lmpaet of thli labor dispute on tha nation's defense and ipaee effort." About 214 years ago, tha Preildent mad* th* Apollo manned lunar-landing pro­ gram a national goal, to be carried out at a coat that could run up to f40 billion. The National Aeronautics and Spies Administration (NASA) is e-~ u a g a massive moonport on Merritt Island, adjacent to this sprawllag Air Force ceater, to launch tha manned rockata to the moon,' But witnesaei said tha strike he* hampered tha ship, mint sf vital soc i tracitea ma­ terials Into th* Merritt Island Launch Area (MILA). 'm lat PTA To Request Traffic Control control* nt Highway 1 MS and 27th Street was discussed by Pinacrest PTA member* in their initial meeting of th* •ehool year Tuetday evening. In (pit* of n State Road De­ partment decision that traffic does not warrant a signal light at th* intersection for th* safety of Pinecreet and Seminole High School stud­ ents, the PTA decided to send letters to th* county, city and School Board asking for "at least traffic warning signs." Discussion waa held but no action token on the matter of PTA mothers forming a school patrol, such aa thw West SideGrammar FTO now maintains at French Avsaua and Third Street. 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Although Koufax haa a more Imposing aeaaon’a record than Ford, the Yankeea were 7 4 to B favor!tea to win the aariea and 8 to 6 cholcea to win the first game — which might mark a point of no re­ turn for thd Dodger* II they lose with their best. The forecast called for fair aklcs with the temperature around the 78 degree mark by. gmpia time of 1 p.m. EDT. The lineup of Menager Jinlph Houk’a American Lea­ gue champlona waa all aet, but Walter Alston, tpilot of the National Lraguk[penn*nt winning Dodgera, Old not make «Jp his ml^d ‘until the last minute on whether he Will start rcokla ithinj base­ man Kan McMullen. Alston waa cheared because Koufax and relief ace Ron Perranoekl both had recover ad completely from brief ■legca with tha flu and were in top ahapa. Alston wouldn't admit It, but tha Dodger playere obvi­ ously felt that their chances of winning tha largest World Series share In history, per­ haps at high as $14,000 per man, hinged heavily on Kou­ fax, their dark-haired strike­ out king. • a a Koufax, who had won 35 gamea while losing only fivo this aeason, haa never won a serlea game in two previous tries, but-ha U the-bey-ms by far of tha gilt-edged Los Angeles pitching staff and as he goes, so go (he Dodgers. They blew the pennant which appeared within easy reach last year when they lost Koufax In mid-season with a finger Injury. Koufax had caused soma concern to hit teemmetee and Alston when he came up with a slight case of tha flu over tha weekend, but he iniisted he was recovered completely. " ! feel perfect and I'm all aet,” eeld Koufax. "I'm all over whetever It was." Perranoekl, loo, asld, ha had conquered the flu. He had a temperature of 100 degrees on Saturday and that kept him from pitching a few In­ nings, ae ha planned, an Sun­ day, ‘‘ Fortunately, it didn't leave me week at all,” sab) Petranoskl, who won IH games while losing only three and was credited with IH saves one of relief pitching's most glittering performances. Uouk reiterated the Y»rkees were "in the best shape of the season.” Two of their key players, center fielder Mickey Mantle and right Helder Roger Merle, showed no eigne of tha Injuriee which kept them sidelined.ro much of the yenr that it was not until Inst week that the Yan­ kees were ahla to Held their regular lineup for only tha ninth time this season. W. A. Adams, president of the Seminole County Sports­ man'* Assn, announced today that a family fish fry will ho held Oct. 2tl, at John Trim's Cnmp Seminole on the Wrkiva River, Tho affair will start at 6:311 p.m. Door prizes will be awarded. Only Two BALTIMORE, Mil. (UPl) — Only two stables have been able to win three runnings nf the Pimlico Futurity—Greentree Stable and Maine Chance Farm. Crooms football Roster Name Errol Cherry William Hartnfleld Nathaniel White Johnnie Jackson Itny Montgomery Billy Bush Vernell Kllzy David Henderson Kdurd Moitcn I'erry Williams OnrgM Hush Ernest Neal Lewis Brooke Robert Hillery l.awn-nra Nelson Eddie Brown fahn Knight Benjamin Hunter Henry Byrd Kerman Milton Arthur Alim Itoliert .Morse Robert Walton Lewis Witherspoon Thcmee Wilson 3amuel Atlowny Andrew James James Gunn Robert Jackson David Peterson ?*rry Gaines Perlman Brinson William Tlllmar Edward Jackson John Pritchard Evonia Williams Robert Alford Willi* Smith Samuel Haynes Willi* Ransom Hildred Green Itanson lirowdy #f Poaillun F. E K K K E E r. T T T T T T T C, O U a a c. c. c c c qn QB yn qn HB HB HR till 11B HB 11B HB HB HB FB FB Ffl Wright 181) 1PH 1(15 155 150 165 182 1HI) 105 KM I7H t«0 130 170 170 no 178 155 183 2110 150 175 too 189 155 140 159 182 145 1E1 lfiO 1IO 150 155 140 IOO 155 165 130 170 175 145 ftanfarb | ir ili Pajfe 8—Wed. Oct. 2, ’68 Tech-LSU Game SEC Feature 11 Ailing Canes Miss Practice Slock In Jax Suns On Sale JACKSONVILLE MIPI) — n. public company beeen Jell­ ing stock in the Jacksonville Suns Ratehall Club Tuesday for $10 a share. The company, CommunityOwned Baseball o f Jackson, villa, Ine., haa first option to buy tha International League elub from general manager Bobby Muduro for $135,000. If tha stork sales sra sue. ceaaful, the new owner* of the 8une—Jacksonville citizens— will meet to elect officers. The pepperidge tree alio In known aa sour gum, tupelo and black gum. United Press International Georgia "ech coach Bobby Dodd doeru't like the weather forecast for this weekend. It calls for fair skies. The sixthranked YellowJackets have won their first two games of the season in the rain, performing like world-beater* on a wet field. Dodd, underatandabiy, Is hoping for rain Saturday night when his Engineers take on Louisiana State at Baton Rouge, The Bayou Bengal* worked on offense and defense Tuesday. Florida ran through a rind­ ing practice session which coach Ray Craves described Year Hr. Hr. Jr. Hr. Jr. Hr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Hr. So. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Hr. Jr. So. Ho. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Ho. Jr. Ro. Sr. So. Jr. So. Jr. So. Ft. Sr. So, Sr. Jr. Jr. George Mira. A dummy scrimmages was the order of the day at Au­ burn while Mississippi sought to spruce up ita running game for Houston. Vanderbilt held a long scrimmage against a simulat­ ed Alabama offense. as “ Just an average day's workout.” Six Mississippi State play­ ers, including the team's top three fullbacks, were side­ lined with a virus but a phy­ sician said they should be recovered within a few days. Tennessee coach Jim Mc­ Donald told his squad Tues­ day that Mississippi State will be just as tough as Au­ burn, which beat tha Vols last weekend. Georgia's Bulldogs went through a two-hour workout in preparation for South rir'oim* SiluiMsf It Athens. Tulane worked on its pass defense, expected to get a strong test from Miami's CORAL GABLES (U P!) — Eleven University of Miami griddera missed practice Tuts, day with a virus. Trainer Dave Wike said ha wasn't sura how bad tha virua Is, whsn tha players will re­ turn, or if the virus had spread to other players. Coach Andy Gustafson b trying to get the Hurricanes NEW YORK (UPl) — In shape for a New Orleans Ideal baseball weather should gams with Tulans Friday prevail for today1* first game night. of tha World Serlea —The afflslal farecaat warFruit of tha pepperidge “ Sonny aad warm, with a high temperature in the mid tree is vary sour, but bird* and animals like it. 70’e, Weather Ideal 4.6S VALUE Philadelphia |£ l SANDY KOUFAX . . . "I’m All Set." 86 Proof i BLEND 35.88 CASE O f 12 299 JUST N O R T H OF C ASSELBER R Y 4.50 VALUE REG. T.15 CITY LIM ITS ON H I -W A Y 17-92 Ballantine HALFWAY DETWEEN SANFORD AND ORLANDO IM PORTED SCO TCH lo o 1:; DRAIN GIN ' V isit 31,75 CASK OF 13 won 42 out of 44 fights. Big Sonny Liston still led the heavyweight* In the standings, followed by Cas­ sius Clay ami Doug Jones. 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Oct. 2, *88—Page • Maury W ills Ready To M eet Yankees Hurrcianes, Graves Play 'n l.onnwood S-J “ We were a little heller. plained Dick, “ the opposition By Julian St.nstrom last week, hut we’ve not to had something to do wdh all Herald Sports Editor get our o(fen«e running a lit­ of thaL We've been lucky The first “ big" game of the tle fmouther and we’ ve got with some pretty good downlo toughen our defense." field blocking by Gene \\in­ current junior high school Sounds like a coach who’s kle man. And we have a pretty- season will get under way ball club has dropped a cou­ good center in Chuck Wagner, Thursday night at Ihc Lyman ple of games, doesn’t It? a 160-pounder, who gives us Actually, it was Lyman a good periormance both High Field in tamgwood when Jim Clark's South Seminole Coach Dick Copeland whose ways. • • * front-running Lyman High Hurricanes play hosts to Dan School (ire) hounds have lit How about Les Lyle, we Pelham's Sanford Braves. the scoreboard with 73 points asked. “ Lei is young," Dick A capacity crowd Is exand limited the opposition to declared, “ lie's got a Alt—lu. "pecu'U ior me kL'koH at T:3D' only sis points. learn. As a sophomore lie's pm . potentially good. And. also as Both the Hurricanes and the We’re getting the Idea that a sophomore, his pummg. Braves won five of the six Dick must he a perfectionist, running and line-hacking .itulgames last year and shared amt that he’ll not be satisfied ities^are good, ut he's still the mythical Seminole Coun­ until his players give him the got a lung way to gu. A lot LYMAN COACH DICK COPELAND explains ty junior high title. perfect ball game. Copeland's of nice things have been said Thus far this season both offensive changes to first stringer*. From left to clubbers have spanked Oviedo about Lyle and I'd like to ex­ have posted one victory In as High 41 to 6 and whitewashed press one. too—he's a straight right standing, Frank Hundley (35) Hilton many outings.. The Hurri­ the Ocoee Cardinals 31 to 0. A student." canes last Thursday thrash­ • • • But he's still not satisfied. Dennett (07), Pole Carlson (62), Iton Duckett ed St. Cloud Junior High by We're confident Dick would a 32 to 13 score while last “ Actually," says Dick, “ we say a lot of nice tilings about Saturday night the Braves (pent so much time during most of his boys hut time whitewashed the Oviedo Lion pre-season drills working on didn't permit it. However, he Cubs 2ft lo 0. thefundamentals that we did pinpoint the fine jobs be­ Clark Is expected to start somehow overlooked gelling ing turned In by a pair of Glenn Duncan and Charles our kids in the proper physi­ guards. Dennis Flctler and Newell as fiankmen. Interior cal condition.” Copeland al­ Dick Ralmrr. "We've been linemen will be Bruce Stuart, lowed as how hie boys at half­ rent pleased with these two Greg Danko, Charlie Norris time were tired and worn out. youngsters," Dick concluded, By Richard Grant with two wins and no losses, and David Dreudmg ami any “ So we have plenty of room "they've helped us a lot." Herald Spurts Writer pair of Ihcm could open at are working hard thi* week for Improvement in this de­ The Lyman Greyhounds la preparation to meet New tackle. Bob Harrington and partment as well as smooth­ Smyrna High School In lire Paul Lambert will be the ing out our offense and round­ starting guards with Tommy east coast city Friday. ing the defensive play into Fletter at renter. Tha Greyhounds, undefeat­ uliipe," added Copeland. ed last season, are looking 'the Hurricane backs will • • • probably be Danny Kaiser it for a Uiush gama with thr This week tha Greyhounds Barracudas. The opposition the quarterback slot, Dave run at New Smyrna Beach so far has won one and lost Straughn and Dave Moore against the Harracudai. “ We By Joe Warden will he at the halves, ami the one. The 'Cmlas are favored know nothing about them." The spirited Oviedo Lions to win this contest but could fullback will be Larry Lott. said Copeland. “ We had plan­ Dick Copeland, head foot­ difficulty with the Meanwhile, Pelham will tonight anticipate a first vic­ find ned to icout them carefully ball coach at Lyman High probably go with Chuck Pi- tory as they host Hie winless Hounds backfield. I-e* Lyle, last Friday night but sudden­ School, said today that every­ gutt and Tommy Bryant as Umatilla Bulldogs at John Peto Carlson, Frank Hundley, ly discovered they had an thing possible Is being done the ends. Mason Wharton and 11 n(,rier Held anil Gene Griffen will open open date. We Ju»t won't see lo arrange the proposed foot­ The Lions have been work­ fo- Lyman. Pete Harlow at the tackle them at all until the opening fall encounter next year be­ posts. Wayne Fakes* will be ing hard, trying lo correct Coacii Dick Copeland said whistle Friday night." tween the Longwood school at one of the guard positions j '*le h'tul mistakes t.iat were of last Friday “ The boys enme • • • and Seminole High of Sanford with either Itoy Dunn or Stan made in last week's tilt through like I knew- they If Ids offense Is ragged and “ I haven't talked with J|m Hemphill at the other, and against Dimncllon. Coaches would." Copeland also staled Ids defense still has kinks In Plgott at Seminole," Cope­ Greg Ganas will lie at center. Palmer and Scott have tieen that he planned to change his It, we asked how he had man­ land said, “ hut l can tell you In Hie Brave backfield, Pel­ drilling the team in funda attack into a tight-T ami a aged to pile up 73 points and that everyone concerned is ham will likely start with mentals, pass defense and of* Shotgun offense. almost hold his opposition working on it." Copeland ex­ Frank Whigh am at quarter, frnsive maneuvers. "Defensively,” he said, “ we scoreless. “ Of course." ex- plained 'hat the big problem Coach Palmer is oplimlstle. looked pretty good the oilier Kelly Ogden and Fred Weber was a contract previously .it Hie halves ami Hon Dudley As he says, "W c'rc going to night hut in order fo stop signed with Apopka High work hard, and we expect to New Smyrna we'll have to at fullback. School for a contest between Ralph Stuiupf will share win.” Ends llellllorn and Fox change it somewhat" the Blue Darters and the The chances appear good some of llie offensive duties and Fullback Hex Brooks Greyhounds next year. sine*- he is capable of run­ shoujd shine for the Orange for the 'Hounds upset. If Ly­ The one dale available on and Black's offensive game Seminole's schedule on which ning from any one of the four Speedy Bark David VanCamp man did drop this one It backfield positions. would tie the first loss since Kanford-Lyman aifair The Lake Monroe Inn team the i’eiham wilt have Corkry may return to Ilie lineup to­ they bowed to Florida High could l> e played is the date of the City Bowing League t«towell, Jimmy Baker, John­ night. of Taliahasscc In t'Jftl, 43 0 took all four points from the Lyman previously contracted ny Butts amt Bill Shaner Pared by Quarterback Skip to meet Apopka pi r llabbs and shifty Half Pryor's State Farm team in “ We are working with ready for defensive action on hack Henry Kllkcr, the Ulna last week's play and dropped lbs- line along with Mark Pryor's from first place In Apopka officals to determine I'oalo ami ptisaibly |),m .Si­ tilt.i Bulldogs are rated “ a if a change in contract dates league standing to fourth. mon ready for defensive tough team to heat." In other league action can lie arranged with them," backfield duty Simon worked Probably starting lineup for NEW YORK (UPII — Sweeney's salvaged three said Copeland. “ I don't know Umatilla: Johnny Johnston, The fiddsmnker*. *s usiint, nre out Tuesday following an in­ 88. LE. Will is Stuart, mi, LT, stringing along with the New points from Harry's Bar and if we're anv where near be­ jury. James Garris, a;. I.G; Jimmy Yolk Y'nnkees In the World 0 Package; the American l e ­ ing tn the same class with I'elliam and Ins assistant, said Copeland, gion Tost team No. 33 and Seminole," Owen McCarron, have been Merrill, 21. C; l.uthrr Stew Series. Jet Lanes split their match “ but we would like to play aitempting to smooth down art. 87, HI. Jeff Moris, 24, They quoted the Y'nnkees with two wins and two losses them and Pin sure they the Brave offense which was HG; Tom Harris, 31, BE, ns ft-3 favorite* to whip Hie would like to play us " each; Sanford Manufacturing ragged in their opening game Skipper lijhb, 10, QI1; Allen Dodger* in today’s opening Lewis, 11, Hit; Henry Kilker, rmnr and n* 3 2 picks to win salvaged three points from with Oviedo Junior Huh. 40, LH, and Robhy Bryan, 80, llie championship. Michael s Elk Gas and Wis­ 2,500th Winner DETROIT (IIPI) — Jockey FB dom Sod Servire look three points from Hie Knights of Howard (‘rnig became tlie T hree S tr a ig h t Oviedo I,hms: Be 11Horn, SI LOUIS (U l'li — The RE; Colbert, HT; Jacobs, Long Shot llth jockey in American rac­ Columbia team. NEW YORK (CPIi — Th« George Swann lead the 300 ing history to ride 2,S<)0 win­ Inst National l.engu* club to ItG; Saucer, C; Amt, LG; W game rollers with a 233 Hr ner* when he hooted home win three atriiight pennants Morphy, LT; Fox, LE; Cour­ odd* against « golfer shoot­ started his last game with Tandy in the sixth race Wed­ was the St. Louis Cardinals, ier. QB; Gouge, LH; Mtcklcr, ing * bde in ono ai-i figured at R.i'awt to t. in 1942, '13 nod '41. till, and Brooks, FB. right strikes in a row before nesday at lliu l J’urk. he got out of the pocket. Swann also had high series with 631. Other big games were roll­ ed by Gordon Honeycutt for I^gto" Post team No. 33. lie Ijowled games of 23ft and 202 _ with a 318 series. Jack Kan™ ner fur Jet Lanes had 242 iM, David Dcarolph, 22ft, 202 814; Gerald Behrens 300 319; John Spolaki. 2UO 333 ami RicJ Mur­ phy 210 328. , Bowling for Michael's Elk Gas Eddie Callan had 109 3t9 and for Sanford Manufactur­ ing, Henry Tamm had 199, ' 193 347. Stankicwic* of K. C. A had 2U ami 31ft series. High * for Wisdom was Joe Gilil with 327 scries. Bowling for Harry's Bar was Hank Knetzer with 202/ 531; Jesse Cook had 201 and 151 series. Don Dorman of Sweeneys had 2hft 3(0. Eildi Monroe 213 351 and Paul Mas­ co lie with 238 S7fi Situated on Iwjrc individually lund.-waped lot* Harry Fox was high man Feature include* cen’ rul heat and air condition) tty; f f o r the Lake Monroe team with 211 398 MODERN KITCHENS BY Mendings Won Lott 12 4 Lake Monroe GENERAL ELECTRI C 10 ft Sweeneys 9 7 I.egion Team 33 9 7 Pryor’s CONSTRUCTION COM PAN Y 7 9 STENSTROM Harry's Bar ft 8 Jet Lancs Custom Building Our Specialty REALTY 9 I Sanford Mfg. 9 T 0 Michid 's General Offir# 2t1 W. 23th St. FA 2-3103 SALES AGENTS Salta Offit • FA 2-7(96 3 11 Wisdom U 4 * K. of C BTjc NEW YORK (L'PI) _ Maury Will* will be running — just in ruse the Yankees had any doubht. Without issuing any defi­ ant boasts of threats, the quiet but keyed-up Dodger speedster made his World Scries intentions perfectly clear today by laying “ when 1 stop being aggressive I won't be Maury Willa any­ more H Translated quickly that means the Yankees can try to stop him — if they can. Y'ankee catcher Elston How­ ard never haa riown-gramlcd Wills, nor haa ha put kin up on any special pedestal. “ I know he ean run," How* ard says simply. “ He stoia 1(M bases last year and 40 this year hut wa hav* aoma fast fellows in our league, too, and none have run wild against us. For Willa or for anyone, I'nv gonna play my natural game." That suits Wills just flnn. “ I'm going to play my na­ tural game, too," he says, without any cockiness, “ I'n not saying I plan to do this or I plan to do that but of course I have my own ideas.* BARGAIN PRICES ON POPULAR (87, Phil Purrmilt (61), Keith Snlmie (77), Gena BRANDS FARRELLS Winkclman, kneeling Dick Rainier (C l), Pen- ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. * «:15 P. M. nes Flutter ( 68), 110 K. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS NewSmyrna Favored To Beat Greyhounds Lyman Working For Game With Seminole High Oviedo, Umatilla Meet Tonight Lake Monroe , Leads League Odds Makers Favor Yanks SlwmiaJism n r a — wr _ Stop and Steer Safety With S P E C IA L ! Steel Leaf Rake Extra IVitfg Brake & Front End Special 77® i ; Spring steel leaf rake < v haa 48* repleceabl. / , wood handfe. rust- ? s1 resistant enamel finish. ' j 5-Tube Tabic Radio Casserole Set 7 pieces! 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Seminole Welcomes New Families Miss Barlow Honored Surprise Bridal Shower Min Jeannette Barlow was guert of honor at a recent surprise bridal shower given by U iu June O'Connor and Mra. Betty O'Connor. The party roomi were dec­ orated with assorted floral arrangements and wedding belli. The refreshment table was centered with a bride doll and held o large cake with the honorec's name and bc*t wishes on the icing. Lime sherhet punch, assort­ ed nuts, and mints were serv­ ed with the cake. Several games were eniov- memben I many exotic diabea. ler Circle met at the Elks and their husbands enjoyed ■ | Special g the PwM Baptist Church. Bar. Joes Caidosa, fanner Club for the September aoc-1 covered dish supper featuring |ing were paster of the Osteen Church, la new the paster of Use Pa­ li tka Church. Special services were being held morning and afternoon with dinner on the ehurch grounds. special song servlet with groups from various church­ es participating. The Osteen church was represented by ■ youth quartette, Mias Jane Wlirow Ml.. Janetta Hnsirk. Hra. Kenneth Houck and Mrs. Albert Clark- Miss Di­ ane Jones Is the acrampan- Miss Tyson Hostess For Club Dept. New Arrivals In DvBary Mr. and Mra, Harold Brown, formerly of Oatcan and now of DeBary, are tha proud parents of a nine pound daughter born Sept 24 In Bemlnolt Memorial HoapltaL They have chosen the name Lisa Kay. Tha baby will be welcomed hom* by a si*ler, Bonnie Sue, six years old and a brother Steve who !■ four. Maternal grandparent* are Mr. and Mrs. William Net­ tles of Oiteen and paternal grandmother la Ain. Ted Ly­ on of Columbus, Ga. Just Arrived! Bl* Shipment Of Beautiful Bookenda Mad* Of Brawl And Onyx * . . Juat The Thin* For A Special Gift. 910.95 MRS. HARRY ADAIR, president o f the Anna Miller Circle, center, wel­ comes two new members nt the September eocial. At left is Mrs. Frank Wight nnd at right, Mrs. Jimmy Henderson. (Jameson Photo) Family Reunion By Mrs. Clarence Snyder A family reunion and picnic dinner was held at the old llirt fnrm at Furmton, Sun­ day. Attending were, Mr. and Mrs. William Nettles, Mr*. Afanning Todd, MUs Lily llirt, .£r*. Marguerite Ilirrercr, Mr.Vsml Mrs. Frank Tart and son*, '•Marcello and Henson Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Edward llirt and son Edward Jr. ,SUEDE CLOTH All Cotton 43 Inrh Sportswear — Rhi.’ la Slacks — Wrskllv Gifla - Cards • Booka (Formerly McVIcara) 210 E. First Bt. MILADY’S SHOPPE Of Fine Fabrics 108 8. Park 32.1-031.1 ‘ 'Florida's greatest hope for the future la Children,” said Dr. Frank Leone In an address on the "Functions of the Publie Health Department” be­ fore members of the Lnko Mary Woman's Club at a luncheon held recently at tho Itlksha Inn. Hie Director of the Semi­ nole County Public Health Depnrtnicent went on to state that, "the first wealth la health.” Education of the pcoplo, particularly the children, M how the department faces the myriad challenges in our ermmunity. Their nlm Is to Knterprise Personals Itj Helen Snodgrass Mr. and Mrs. John W. L’cketta, of Birmingham, Ala. art hntiseguctta of their dau,’ liter nnd futility, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest NutL Judge Albert Williams, of DeBary, is recuperating at Seminole .Memorial Hospital. Judy* Williams is justice of the peace for this district In­ cluding Enterprise and has many friends In this urea. Paintings by Mildred Babcock The Civic and International Department of the DcBary Woman's Club met at the home of Miss Beatrice J. Ty­ son, on Eldorado Drive. Mra. Gaston Crosby spoke on tho World Court and Mrs. Charles Ulrich talked about the medical care bill for the aged and better insurance. Mrs. C. Duryea discussed tho Freedom Academy and what good It would accom­ plish in national affairs. Miss Tyson urged the members to watch alt hills before the house to keep informed on what is going on in Washing­ ton. Refreshments were served during tho social hour and an open discussion period held concerning world nlfnlrs. prevent disease, prolong life, and to promote physical and mental efficiency through community effort. Dr. Leona prefaced his speech with a short and in­ teresting talk on akin cancer and how to comhat it. Nursing supervisor, Grace Fisher, then enumerated the many duties tha public health nurses have In carrying out the new nurs­ ing care program which was inaugurated Oct, 1. She also outlined toe demanding role they play In tho achievement of the overall goals of the County Health Department. The club'* first vice presi­ dent, Mrs, Don Smith, pre­ sided at a business meeting nnd announced a committee to probe tha feeaslbllity of a public library in Lake Mary. The list Included Mmea. Frank Leone, Hugh Xilliw, Frank Evans, Ohm Hmitwell, At. D. Werner, Harry Sandusky and Dun Smith. In support of the Nnlinnal F e d e r a t i o n of Women’s Clubs' theme, "To Strength­ en the Arm of Liberty," the members were asked to con­ tribute dimes to help build an American immigration mu­ seum at the foot of the Statue of I.llmrty, Airs. Boutwell I gave a final report on the' tremendously successful book drive for the Lake Alary School LIDrary. The annual meeting when the Installation of new offi­ cers will be held was moved from Alarch to May. Mrs. .Smith welcomed guests, Mrs. Emma U«hsre, Lena EUh ami Ruth Gabel. The public affaire chairman, Aire, Leone, was In rharge of the program and Mrs. Carl Aloes created the attractive centerpiece which carried out the oriental theme. now on display Local Events THURSDAY First meeting of tho season for Seminole Chapter 2, OES, 8 p in. In the Alasonlc Hall. Momhcrs and visitors Invited to attend. Indies Society of the Rro ther hood of Locomotive Fire­ men and Enginemen will meet at 8 p m. at tho home of Airs. Tsui Sefricd, 2800 South Park Ave. for business and social. Clowns W O O L K N IT SH E A T H wrap s k ir t . • . plus “ coachman” styling equals smart casual fun! -I N P L A IN A N D CREATIVE W OMAN f 1 vy» V * MISS JEANNETTE BARLOW, right, receives a Kift from one of the hostesses, Miss June O'Con­ nor, at a bridal shower in her honor. By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Mr*. Frank George ha* re­ turned to her home here after an extended visit of 14 months in tha north. She spent most of the time in New York State visiting friends slid relatives but also visited with friends in ail Members of Zeta Xi Chap­ the states while traveling to ter of Beta Sigma Phi held a and from New York. beatnik rush party, recently. Raymond l-awson Has re­ In the hafn at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corley, on turned home from the Semi­ nole .Memorial Hospital where South Cameron Avenue. A covered dish aupper pre­ he has been a patient for 10 ceded the meeting. Huvhees days with S heart condition. invited to the party were Mines. Vincent P. Csra, Don­ Air. and Air*. Jack Flynt ald LcFils, Edison Myers, of l^mon llluff are visiting Carlton Henley, Sandy Gutil- her parents in North Carolina, la, Gunnar F. Whiter and Stanley Merck. The Osteen Home Demon­ The beatnik theme was stration Club will hold sn all carried nut in costumes ami day work shop and business Mrs. Cara was awarded the meeting at the home of Mrs. prise for the beit costume. Norman Miller, Oct. tt. Mrs. James Lyons won the prize for games. Airs. P. T. Piety Is spending Other members sttending five days with her sister, Mrs. were Mines. George Beers, Kuthlyn 1'uwlas in Charleston, Thomas Russell, Ernie Hor­ 8. C. ne, O. S. Dorminey, Fred Wil­ son, Philip Boyd, Richard Butler, Louis Llnnckugel, Ro­ Accessaries Galore bert Wlnsa, Gary Hudgins New Shipment Of and Alisa Mildred Turner. The Latest Sty I* Zeta X i Members Hold Rush Party Mrs. Robert Williams Is spending a week with her daughter und son-in-law Mr. and Airs. Vemon Hopper and family in Orlamfo. Mr. and Airs. James Wallin were guests of Atr. and Mrs. Bob Frazier and family of Sanford Saturday afternoon and evening. Airs. Laura Ball and Miss Alice Dayton have returned to their home on l.ake Butler after spending the summer at Qusnset Boy, Maine. Mrs, Clyde Aloore of Buenn Vista, has returned from a visit to Atlanta, where she attended the consecration service of the new Cedar Grove Church there. The orig­ inal church was built In 1828, and through the 1,13 years of •etlvs service In tha Atlanta Community, they now have a beautiful brick church. Time and again T cu M Z te / - and DELIVERED ON TIME Tour Downtown Florist SANFORD FLOWER SHOP A s seen k L A D IE S ' HOME JO U R N A L Cor, E. 1st A Sanford Av*. FA 2-1822 or FA 2-8432 c Featuring tutors rear's famous kect bugging, toe tree M L WOOD H r*. Personals ip-zoj 1 • >5 awarded to Mrs. Lenore Andrew*, Mrs. J.jn Whipple, Miss Sandra hi.’ ilrlck and Miss Clinda Alberts, Olher guests wore Mrs Louise Barlow. Mrs. Cecil Barlow. Mrs. Zclla Allman, Mrs. Linda Crews. Mrs. B. Page, Mrs, C. Galley. Mrs. Luccl Alberts, Miss Kathy Brooks. Miss Bonnie Camp­ bell and Miss Aharon Page. O ste e n P erson als DeBary For Coming Social Events — Metallic Glow* Of Silver or Guld New Fall Shades And Style* In —Handbags A Hate HOW E’S t F A SH IO N S ' 2328 PARK DR. Open Wed. Afternoon end Frl. Night SHOE STORE \ |f Date Charmer Young and smart ami very wearable on those extra-spe­ cial dates! Have cowl or yok­ ed top, short sleeves or sleeveless. No. 1492 with Photo-Gu’de is In sizes 10, 12, 14, 18, 18, 20. Bust 2t to 40. Size 12. 32 bust, short sleeves, yoke 3H yards of 35-Inch .material. To order send 30 ccnta In coins for . jeh pattern to: Creative Woman Sanford Herald Box 439, Mldtowa Station New York 18, N. Y. Print name, address with zone, style number and size. F IN A L W EEK •fr&ncisc&n earthenware — ONE TABLE OF ASSORTED MERCHANDISE GOING FOR JUST PRINTS WIDE RANGE OF ATTRACTIVE NEW FALL COLORS SELECT YOURS NOW Tho smartest way to go cosiinl this Full is in a wrap akirt . . . e»|MH:iully if it Li "com.ltmun" in stylo nnd Dacron^ polyester^ anil cotton in fubric! Choose youra in favorite Autumn tones ami you'll be net fashion-wise and price-wise, too . . . became it's from I'enney’i l Sizes 8 to 181 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright, Cindy, Randy, Rusty and Hobby, from Lafayette, Iml.; Mrs. Agnes Kunk and son, Gene, from Winter Park; Mr. end Mrs. Harold Rupert, Mark, Merri, Jnnie and Cindy, from Miami; Mr. and Mr*. Harold Dean, from Gainesvilla; Mrs. Eleanor Boehm, Roy, Hobby and Kathy, from Nor­ folk, Vs.; Mr. and Mrs. An­ tonio Frank, Patricia, Fred, Robert and Jon Carlo, from Ramitein, Germany; and Mr. ■nd Mrs, Carroll Scott, Danny ami Karen, from Orlando. M A R Y E S T H E R ’S Featuring Fashions Juat For Yon’ 200 N. PARK AVE. OPEN WED. AFTERNOONS SW EEN EY’S MANY, MANY OTHER OFFICE SUPPLIES GIFTS BARGAINS AT '& a)V udi’A i PER ITEMS m o vin g from U i b r - 4 SANFORD ATE. �! war M tr 1 fm l> Wed. Oct. ♦, ’ta -P a g a 1 1 Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Active AtCroomsHighSchool Hodges To Speak In Lake Mary By Al Kttettner Colled Press Itrfrmitineal Word from the W h i t e House, as relayed by both House and Senate eUJers, Is that the Kennedy administra­ tion will push for passage of civil right* legislation thia year, regardless of the prior­ ity it also is giving to a tax bill. Most practical politicians concede, however, that it would be quite a hurdle to get passed before election year a civil rights measure Jy Hobart B. Thoaia Jr. FA 2-37M Roy A. Alim Chapter of Ili-V and Tri-ili-Y Club* of Crooma High School are mov­ ing into another tchool term, planning bigger and better project* at school and in the community. Thia organliation sponsor*d many project* laat achool term. Some were: Group church vlaitationa, aasistlng adult Red Croaa worker*, col­ lect clothing for Seminole County Youth Advisory Counall, aponaor a Chriatmae p*jty for underprivileged chlldxen, preaent their annual tal­ ent ahow, aaaiat euch Satur­ day afternoon at Good Samar­ itan Home, and finally Christmaa and Easter caroling In the community. Each year members of the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y atrive for the State Red Triangle Award, the highcat award given by the Florida Diatrlct YMCA to the moat outatanding "Y'* Club in the atate of Florida. Officers of ths Hi-Y are Samuel Alloway, president; Reginald UcGill, vice presi­ dent; Elmer Brooken* Jr., secretary; Errol Cherry, trea­ surer; Harold Rhodes, chap­ lain; Willi* Henry, parliamen­ tarian; Tommy Jenklna, re­ porter, and W. A. Aihley, aponaor. Officers of tho Tri-Hi-Y •re Joyce Ann Williams, pres­ ident; Brenda Shaw, vice president; Linda Merthie, sec­ retary; Sonja Cherry, assist­ ant secretary; Geraldine Da­ vidson, treasurer; Lorraine Ringling, chaplain; Y. Hol­ loway and Joyce Davis, re- Administration Will Push For Civil Rights Laws Soon that even would moderately satisfy the backers of ra­ cial Integration. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, already has advised his Sou­ thern Christian Leadership Conference that prospects for passage or the Senate version of the civil rights bill are dim. Speaking to the national convention of the same group Roy Wilkins, executive vice president of the National As­ sociation for the Advancement of Colored People, said the best bill Is In the House rather than tha Senate. It s a stronger bill than President Kennedy proposed —and Is properly so because of the bombing* ami murder* that have taken place this summer," Wilkins said. Wilkins said proponents of the measure should “ make sure that In the House we ire getting a bill that will Justify an all-out fight in the Sen­ ate." Tho House measure has been given tentative subcom­ mittee approval and Is ex­ pected to be cleared for the full judiciary committee to­ day. Hero are tome of the House bill’s major provisions, al­ though tha full committee is likely to modify them: —Only owner-occupied lodg­ ing offering five or fewer room* would be exempt from public accommodations racial regulations. This is likely to be altered somewhat In the final version. —It abandon* Preeldent Kennedy's recommendation for a presidential commission to combat Job discrimination in federal agencies and on federal contracts. It lubstl* tutes a full fair employment practices program with courtenforced compliance. —It extends to all elections the President's request for safeguards for Negro voters In federal elections. —The President's request lor authority to start school desegregation suite w u ex­ panded to include any public­ ly-owned or supported faci­ lity. —It would direct the Cen­ sus Bureau to assemble vot­ ing statistics. This would be a first step toward a consti­ tutional provision reducing congresilonal representation of slates which deny the vote to numbers of its citircns. Opponents of a civil rights measure with teeth in It were gearing for their usual battle to hatter the hill to pieces. SMM up a skirmish wfcfta prepar­ ing for the real fight, allowed fairly easy passage Tuesday of a stop-gap bHl giving the V. S. Civil Rights Commission another year at Ufa. Against the backdrop el the Washington development*, the vocal racial demonstrsturns were spreading. King's group is to decide this week whether to go again*! local N'egro leadership and eat! for soother major campaign hi Birmingham. ,_ 9 GOOD OL" FA SH IO N ED j 1 P porters, and Mrs. Thomas, sponsor. D. A. VlPfW .ARKPS Initial meeting was held recently by the Alma J. Hur­ ston Chapter, Future Teach­ ers of America Club of Crooms High School, for tha 1903-04 school term. At this time, the president, Brenda Jordan, presented tiie club with an agenda for half of the school term. Included ill this agenda were plans for renewal or club courier, ac­ tivities for American Edu­ cation Week and membership drive. The dub is attempting to incteute the number of honor roll members each six weeks. Letters of application for membership are being accepted by the president. Officers of the FTA are Bienda Jordan, president; An­ nie It. Jackson, vice president; (■luria^ireeii, secretary; Ber­ nadette Dixon, treasurer; Car­ olyn Mobley, song leader, and Mr*. E. F. llsll and Mrs. S. L. Refoe, sponsors. • • • • Homeroom 11-1 elected these officers: Franklin Browdy, Oviedo, president; John Mitchell, rice president; Hel­ en Bush, eccretary; Bertha Williams, assistant secretary; John A. Knight, treasurer; Nathaniel Mitchell, chaplain; Wesley Boaton, sergeant-atarms, and Yolamlu Holloway and Benjamin Hunter, report­ ers. This homeroom boasts such personalities as James Davis, vies president of the student council, and Franklin Browdy, Robert Hillery, Thomss Wil­ son, John Knight, Robert Jackson, Edward Boston, Wil­ liam Tillman and Benjamin Hunter, of the Fighting Pan­ thers. By Frances Wester Guest speaker for Thuri day’s a p. m. meeting of the Lake Mary Chamber of Com­ merce will be Howard Hod­ ges, president of Sanford At­ lantic National Bank and north county commercial chairman for thia year’* United Fund Drive. Hodge* will speak on ‘ ‘Goals of the United Fund." Flans for future fund-rais­ ing project and for acquir­ ing a building to houia the Lake Mary Community Lib­ rary wiU be discussed during the business meeting follow Ing the program. Rlchanl Keogh, C of C • • • president, urges all members A course in blueprint read­ to attend thia important ing and brick and block layiigc mooting. will open at Crooms High School at 7 p in. Monday. Instructor of the course will be Leroy Brown Jr., the in­ structor of the high school classes in trowel trades. Brown is a graduate of Tuskerge* Institute in Alabama. By Mrs. Adam Muller The Auxiliary Unit to De­ He ha* been a member of the Bary '» Herbert D. Gibb Ctmini* faculty for the past American legion Pott 2S9 six years. Only coil of the class will wiU hear a report from Jane Bolton, Girls S’ ate repre­ be a registration fee of 32. sentative, at thia Thursday’s Books will be sold to students 7:30 p. ni. meeting in the at cost The first volume sells for Jd.UU. DeBary Community Center, A survey is now being made President will be Mr*. Peter Koppenaal, president. to determine how many will Members-are asked bring enroll. A minimum of l o will their gilt* fur tlie Lake City be necessary to form the VA Hospital to tills meeting. class, which will meet two Following the meeting the nights euch week from 7 to Auxiliary will Jain member* Id p.iu. of Uie Post for a film pro­ All interested parties gram to be presented by Ur. should contuct E. S. Douglass, further Tarbell who will how director uf vocational and movies be made of the Grand adult education, School Ad­ Canyon this »ummer while on ministration Building, Santour. fold, by calling FA 2 1UJ5. TRU-TEN DER STEAK PO T ROAST . • • Lheermg the Fighting Panther* cn to victory last Friday when (.room* defeated Gainesville were the following Varsity cheerleaders; May Sharpe, Linda Merthie, AuBy Mrs. Adam Muller diey Hayes, \ictorla Nathan, The October meeting of the Wadle Cummings, Geraldins Deltsry Arts and Craft* Club Davidson and pat Merthie, will be held at the Deltsry cheertrcailer mascot. Mansion IIou*e at to a, m. Thursday with Chester Eldridge presiding. Guest speaker will be Col Paul Lee Bissell of Lake Mary, ariist and sculptor, WASHINGTON (L’ PU — who will organise a class in President Kennedy named a sculpture if sufficient interest Negro civil rights leader to t« shown. lie a fedetal judge fur the A Ceramic Wurkvhup, un­ District of Columbia. der direction of C R. Daw­ Kennedy sent to ths Senate son. is he’d each Monday the judgeship nomination of from 9 a m. until noun and Spottswuod W. Robinson III, I on Tuesdays, at the same a member of the Civil Rights times, an Artist Work Shoo Commission since 194! and for h --inner- and advanced ..... .. of Howard University 1 student* i* umductcJ. |Law School. Col. Bissell To Address Art Club Sold With A Satisfaction BEEF Guarantee Or Your Money B a ck 37c lb. Ground Beef 3 lbs. 97c t\ IIOI.K OR HALF BAR.B-QUE SIZE 37c lb. PORK LOIN SPARE RIBS OLD FASHIONED . 49c lb. CENTER CUT . 47c lb. PORK CHOPS D A ISY C H EESE _____ _____ _ _ _ 67c lb. I FLA- GRADE A D P STEWING 6 lbs. 87c PIG F E E T or HOG MAWS Lb. ■mrM:tt$ M ASST. FLAVORS — LIMIT 2 c o p e l a n d J E L L O ........................ ’s usofY S<>CC' N m " vC PEAK I OZ. CAN B LA C K PEPPER t*f% V B A R G A IN S !!! ROUND CU BE SIRLOIN > T-BONE ^ M EA L or G R ITS *** i \\o\0V5"lv • B e e t^ ' . . • • 27c * ______ B LB. HAG 0v.8au<®*e \S \et& X* 9 . PLANTATION — LG. 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S T R E F s T 7c lb. �*) / 'FxnTtrrfl Boosters To Finance Seminoles' Movies Delighted with the report of the membership commit­ tee that commented on ■ rooster of 275, the Seminole Boosters Club Tuesday night la a meeting at the high school auditorium appropriat­ ed $200 to defray costs of motion pictures of home games. Also, It was decided to have a covered dish sup­ per In the near future to en­ courage fellowship in the dub. A highlight of the session was the Introduction by Coaches Jim McCoy ami Jim Plgott of the Varsity and -J rrr re— pia jen — with rnm ments on each of th« young men’s capabilities on the grid­ iron. Because not many of the •cores of Boosters could iden­ tify the “ prowlers of the gridiron" la street clothes, mch man wai Identified by hla playing number. President O. L. Barks briefed the assemblage on the cooperative effort of the elly commissioners, the school board, the athletic association and the Boosters In convert­ ing the "mess o' mud" into • football flekl. He added that the sodding has been finish­ ed ami the hope was that a much better playing field wilt now be available to all lha football teams for their home games. Sports chairmen Indicated Suit there wes still a alzcahle Dumber of parents and fans Who had but paid their mem­ bership fee but their reports were that others would soon “ be In the fold." As of last Dlght, according to co-chair­ men Mrs. Charles Meeks and Mrs. Richard Warn, the fi­ gure should reach 3(>o by this Weekend. Chairman Dare MacGIllls, of the motorcade committee, praised the sheriff depart­ ments of Seminole and Or­ ange counties for the expert handling of "tha largest mo­ torcade we have ever bad. It was a dandy!" Tills was the "troop movement" that went to tho Colonial high school game in Orlando last Friday. Another similar ef­ fort will bo made when the Indians play Seabrw/o of Daytona Beach on Oct. 18, Mactiillia said. The coaclies reported that Cold Lunches For Pentagon with the two games into the books, they were getting bet­ ter acquainted with the true capabilities of Uie squad members. As a result there would be "some moving around" of the Warriors as each man was spotted where the mentors thought he would do Hie foam the most good. With David Noell sidelined by a knee injury, personnel shifts were being msde to bolster the vacincy, Plgott ssld. “ Wc know Apopka's Blue Darters as a highly competitive outfit, and we are working like Trojans to be ready for our game with them here Friday night," was the way the head men Expressed it'. The playeri n r geared to that "Be Ready” slogan. Tho toadies ami tho Boost­ ers all agreed that they lik­ ed what they saw last Fri­ day on Grenadier field, and are looking forward to an­ other fine football game at Memorial Stadium starting at 8 p. m. this Friday. Military Pay Hike Approved WASHINGTON (UPI) President Kennedy signed In­ in law today a 11.2 billion mil­ itary pay raise hill providing monthly Increases ranging from $5 for reemlts with two yesr'a service to $110 for some officer*. The President signed the measure at a ceremony at the While House so the benefits could start Immediately for nearly two million officers and cnllstrd men. Congressional action was completed Monday when the House approved the Senatepassed hill, 332 to 3. It covers all members of the armed forces except 712.000 draftees and enlistees In their first two years of service. WrraTB F a re 12— T T c d . Oct. 2. T f? Church T e n ia . SitadiSsdj VATICAN CITY (UPI) - •while acknowledging genuine i Lite new version holds that Ecumenical Council fathers holiness in other Christian “ there Is but one church of Jesus Christ" and identifies it gathered today for a Hne-by-j bodies. as "Hie Catholic Church, di­ liiW1 debate on a proposed new » On tlie third work d-aj oi . ■ If L ■L_ _ _...h.*.11 AnllifSN t if* rected by the Roman punt-ff definition of the church which ihe new council session, the and by the bishops in com­ lii-hops examine in detail the would retain Roman Catholic munion with him." ut it ;oei claims to unique authority first chapter of long docu­ on to add, in the same sen­ ments which they approved in principle Tuesday by an tence, that "outside this overwhelming vote of 2,231 to structure it is possible to lind many element* of santifica. 43. The document as a whole is tion" which art- ’‘proper tn the church of Christ." entitled In Latin "De Ecdesi a’’—about the church. The first chapter bears the sub­ ORLANDO (UPI) — Three men are being held by head. “ Of The Mystery of tlie Orange County officers with­ Church." ALW AYS P l* » T q u a lit y Relying heavily on Biblican out bend today on charges language there are 59 scrip­ stemming from llie seiitire of tural quotation* or references nine pounds of marijuana. Itolicrt Bentley Cas, Jr.. J r. « « t chapter alone, the 26. of Fort Lauderdale: Paul I document outlines the ChristEugene Craig. 21. of Milton. ,an bclief u,at thc chl,rch “ a divinely established tnslltuW Va and Donah) Paul Bell, ‘ -U. 32. of Auburndale, are charg­ THU!— imtrtl— sen es.— H» Paul’s vivid metaphor, as the ed with violating narcotics “ body of Christ" on earth. laws. STAR TS The original text of the doe ument, which tha council fa- Three Arrested On Dope Charge J PENNEY’S PEN N EY DAYS -AN AMBHICAN--F!iAS-rr.s-f?«s*w 4«<l Lj'_tbe_ .grntih troop of All Souls Catholic Church. Mrs. American Legion, reprenent«d hy John McClosMarion Karelia is the fn>op7eatIer.' key (left) anil Lt, James Tnlmuge, to the Girl (Herald Photo) Shah Appoints 30 Senators Postal Arrives 27 Years Late p FALLS CITY. Neb. (UPI) —Mrs. C. E. Slone received a postal card from a sister who has been dead for several years. Tlie card was postmarked Feb. 25, ID.KT—27 years ago. Tlie sister, Mrs. Cora Lovewell, mailed (he card from her hometown of Courtland, Kan., to Mrs. Stone win at that time lived In Lincoln, Neb. It was forwarded Sept. 23 and arrived in Fulls City Saturday. It carried a one tentstamp Mrs. Remy, 70, j Dies In Hospital Mr*. Kstplle It. Ilemey, 70, of 403 West 20lh Street, died Tuesday afternoon at Semin­ ole Memorial Hospital. She was born in Huntsville, Ala., March IT, 1893. She was a re­ tired stenographer for the U. S. Post Office. She rame here from Washington, I). C., in 191!). Survivors Include a cousin, Harold Davis, of Sanfortl. Funeral service* will lie held at 10:30 a m. Thursday at the Gramkow Funeral Home with the Itev. B. H. Griffin of flu* Elder Springs Itaplist Church officiating. In­ terment will be in Ocoee Cemetery. Family request* that flowers be nmdtcd. Africans To Propose UN Congo Extension UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (DPI) — Tlie African nations prepared a formal proposal today to extend tint United Nations Congo operation from its year end deadline until next Juno. Secretary General Thant lias recommended that 3,350 men be retained six addition­ al months to keep peace and order In the Congo at a cost of $h million to tha Lulled Nations. Informed sources said the 32 African delegations, led by the Congo and Nigeria, would take the Initiative nn tho matter when the General Assembly's budgetary com­ mittee holds its first working session this aRr-moon. Thant’s assembly authorisa­ tion lo spend money in the Congo expires Dec. 31, hut Congolese Premier Cyrillc Adoula has warned that law­ Mrs. Smith, 81, 1 Dies In DeLand Guinea Okays Election List Mrs. Minnie Smith, HI, died at West Volusia Hospital In DcLand at 2 a m. Tues­ day. She was born Feb. 2. IHH2 in Wichila. Kan., Site is survived by her husband, John Smith of Sanford and one daughter Mrs. Mae Arm­ strong in Indiana. Funeral service* wilt be at 2:30 p. m. Thursday at the gravestdo in Evergreen Conic, tery with tlie Rev. Fred B. Chance of the First Baptut (Jhurrh officiating. Rrisson Funeral Home Is in charge. CONAKRY, Guinea (DPI) — Conakry Radio said Sunday night 99.5 per cent of the voter* In Sunday'* general election approved thn single list of candidate* presented by President Sekmi Toitro's Democratic party. Official resuit* haw not yet Item an­ nounced. lessness, tribal warfare and political rebellion might break out If UN troops are with­ drawn at that time. Adoula requested a six-month ex­ tension. WASHINGTON (U N ) — Pentagon gi-nerala and ad­ mirals and their secretaries will lie eating cold lunches to­ day because tha huge build­ ing’s steam plant has hroktn down, BecnusQ of weekend mech­ anical failure, the defenso headquarters wero not expect­ ed tu have room lieut, hut ELIZABETH VIU.E. The water or hot food service Congo flip !) — KlUflbethuntil sometime Tuesday. ville’s main street, Avenun ile l/Etoile, today wa* re­ named after Molso Ts hornbe, Mathews First TALLAHASSEE (I T It — president of Katarina during Stile Son. John E. Mallicws its secession from tbo Central J r , the “ legislator's legisla­ Congo government. Other major street* here tor," has become tin* first official candidate for gover­ were named after nu mber* of Vldloodte* gov or time III. nor of Florida. ; TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — The Shah of Iran appointed 30 new senators, ineluding two women and former Pre­ mier Hussein Ala. They will he sworn In next Sunday by the Shull and Em­ press Farnh. Tlie Shah appoint* half of the 60-member senate. The others are elected. Board To Meet The executive tsiani of the Altamonte Springs Garden Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Community House. President LeRoy Stov­ er will preside. By bulanksl definition, the tomato, snap or green bean, garden prppcr and many other "vegetables" are fruits **•« found ^acceptable ■ » ' ' a»‘ "«£ » “ P jj' » " • » « > ,he Catholic clilm highty offensive to all ortho­ dox and Protestant Christians —that "there is but one true church of Jesus Christ," namely, the one headed by the Pope. ' The document was drasli caliy revised during the coun ell's nine month reces* Authoritative sources said \ Thurs., O c t 3 Watch For ) Bargains All This Month I 1964 Rambler American 4 4 0 H bardtoo, 4 4 0 convertible, 330 station wagon FR E S H N EW S P IR IT O F ’6 4 ! ANNOUNCINGRAMBLER'64.all-newstyle,all-new luxury! 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US Walrh U» Danny Kaye Show on OW-TV, Wrdnred.y 301 West First Street evening. lflTK). rhannel 6. tf �/ •' fr The Groat Thaw C r ie r s O f H a v o c The automatic shout of "brutali­ ty” has an empty sound when utter­ ed in such circumstances. It amounts to contending that one should be left alone to disrupt democracy and that anyone who is interrupted in this mischief is bv that fact the vic­ tim of "undemocratic” brutality. In in* stronger position are those demonstrating Negroes who have chained themselves together to bur work at building sites, or tied theinselves to cranes and other machin­ ery. They should be extremely cau­ tious in how they charge jHilice whose minimum resjKinsibility at such times is to remove them hs ob­ stacles to work which reasonably must proceed. There is police brutality in this country — in all sections. Hut it is a thing of excess, and needs in every instance to be proven. The charge is not one to be level­ ed ns a matter o f course against an .ii.liu.-he..; mt-yladce -tint In- rv-ntove a screaming demonstrator from a congressional hearing room or a chained group of Negroes from the path of construction trucks. Those who so glibly make the complaint damage no cause but their own. When the police become u total and automatic enemy, the rule of law is not respected. For the police are among the necessary guarantors of the orderliness which is crucial to the democratic way. Some historians may decide to dub 1963 the “ Year of the Demon* atrations.” We have had nil type#, Including that old familiar variety aimed at a disrupting a congressional hearing. Peaceful assembly to press for redress of real or imagined griev­ ances is nn assured American right o f citizenship. It Is obvious that peaceful assembly, by definition, does not include riot. Evidently not so clear to some demonstrators is that it also does not include any other deliberate inter­ ference with the orderly processes of § democracy, or with the functioning o f the economic system which flour­ ishes under democracy. It is bad enough that any Amer­ icans, white or Negro, should con­ clude that the way to "improve" the workings of democracy is to ham­ string its processes. It is worse still when those who commit this grievous error shout "police brutality !’* almost automat-----hrull.v w hw thuir- :a.turferonce orderly life is curbed. Such cries were heard from "stu­ dents" whose avowed aim was to dis­ turb hearings by the House unAmerican Activities Committee into unauthorized student travel to Cuba. When a violation of order is the stated goal, police action to restore order is invited. Such action will * surely follow. Indeed it must, if we * arc to keep democracy as a |>eaceful mechanism. P o litic a l N o te b o o k lane file offers u* • true newvpaper story that shows why editors grow gray prematurely! Rut K a ls o illustrate* the difference be­ tween bitrovertlve emo­ tions versus those that ex­ trovert n*. Introverts sel­ dom are humorous. Con­ trast Silas >1artier with Hob Hope! CASE <i-4U3: dune Ide !* the publisher of a splendid patriotic magazine called Dawn. Her husband was its form­ er spark plug until he pass­ ed away a year ago, where­ upon his wife carried on. June told me of an interest­ ing dilemma which a news­ paper editor faced a few year- ago. It shows Hie many unex­ pected problems tiut con­ front journalists all the time, fur ail editor leads a hectic life. Till* editor had a dally paper in a small city. And at the outskirts of the town was an old barn. In fact, it hail long served as 7 V- a c c *iS FROM MY LAWN CHAtR BL16iriE66,W.-f LOME BUY YCURGLLF- A NEW DK — VOU’LU WANT high FVOFn«.'-~-UM-HAK—- M O N S Y / ICYMfc— f iVJAVYCXJ* J i, OF SOU WAS V.’HtM T *CO< * THE BLAME AFTER YCJ 6AA ON FATHER’S UKULELE f j AND THAT V/At> V-ibt-ORL V.’E X -TRUST V.-XJW ^ < £P T lC lN M y/M »-A\>0EEN EME IT/ LEI W t -SEE — THE. LAST TIME VOLJ ' CAVE M! AuYMONEV that I 1 DIDN'T HAVE TO SHARE OJl A FANCY W AR OSfflBt VdtEN AW OUtfcK INYt-.TWE.tMtN 4 •j Takt srt=oiRNiNo IIO U S K L DON' r , r\\ _.IMHKK1LD / \ t o NOT QUITE THAT BAD /.laeilH A I 'a yge l-A Sanford, Florida n i i . i t ii Wed., October 2, 1963 «. i-itiM iw , i n i i m i vv ru t.* County •1:1 1:1.1 v gucis'y Editor rVRMI.M Editor Sic 1 III 111her i : : *q r h P4,t«l •is! R»au!*ttua* pruviq* i.,4i a 1 Y v ir 1 Slf»nthA I Hi t M’lnifi ntiAil #a 1nUcin« I t Jltii.'r. KnUrtil •• •#r*„n4 T r tttrsbl :• • msmbsr ..r rtie i ntisd t*r«« - i t - 1 ts i o n - ! ) to ms 4 * r r repaid it »■vv « prlit l « «i 1ii Oxia now %|i4p« f , .; a No pjrt t o y m i * fiat, or alt ".Istlof, o f 1*1* f i t ' Uitl of Tut *r.| llaraM may rapi.ulu t $n an> in w.u» • out Kifttlac p c t m i a a l o f i u f t h a put*. r o f T- . - t i l * r * t d ,%-> Imllifi4u4l or firm itaiivhitblf fur • i b raprutl * (It. i w .il it* ii . a- FOR A FUN P e n n e y s A L W A Y S F IR S T Q U A LITY 11up* 1*Vi* THURS. - FRL - SAT. Oct. 3rd, 4th Cr 5th S& of to iffnurt* yuungatrrs. / T I L Ii I*. M . S A T . PEN N EY A a 4 « E0D/ v S DAYS ■ i STARTS I Thurs., Oct. 3 tuntruni* P O N TIA C 1 Dot frirtul* ilru|» in, Ih u t'i auniethiiiif liiffvrvn t. I'io|or slfpp, ri-^uLr - i & O l'K N T I L it I*. M . T H U R S . & FU1. A |i$yvboli)gisi a il v i ■ e i paitrtta ■ FIRST SANFORD SHOWIMG OF OUR ENTIRl '64 LINE! I»ruva your locks. It is easy fur a woiii.t nto hide her skinny leg, by wearlag i low neck-line dress. FILLED PARTY ! villi lit)- *» Infriiy H* n Tlta Herat I * jp>rl*;hl »n<| w!H b bi«* ami filrntl) o f rxiirrint will i llahvul U t •»■'«* help yi j >av't* yo*ir-r|f fo r uliJ s'*u r t a y a n l I ' h r l a i m a - . ||V«ax».i i«, -*iurU ) j1 lin# »*#U 1 ’ aliU fur ilnnd4it>4 uml«r th « law y- . beach. ai«tt«r i^ tohtr 27. 1» » at I* O fflc i of i<4nfortl, Klufltli, un>Ur |h# K t »f U <n« i ••* fti il *f • < A vvunimg that should have lieetl given to husbands early in ibe summer: ll-m t - serlook your wife while looking over the bathing gal* oil the I D I Momh* 2 “ Hop On The Bandwagon” B arbs Kin.I AMinvthitiff to > our outlook a ml r i •'» < Vl.inr « J id I Month, 1 «* 1 ji .mn BRING THE FAMILY V lin sss- l< % I I * II f Hull nilM*»|i» 1 •Minif |i"-l t Vnr \s «*k riniisiii.il i*lr. a! i t l o n * I H ' » l t l » * l III \ IV Hillr flr||t p f p WASHINGTON (Ill'll — With the test ban treaty, civil rights nod all like that going peared over this woman's ,,n you don't hear much uhout obituary: this, but there is a feeling "A no th er Old E y e s o r e among certain senator* that Gone." the United Slate* i* becoming You can easily visualize overstocks*! with roving am­ how the mistake occurred. For this .l-coluum headline bassadors. Some concern over the in­ exactly tilled both the picturci of the collapsed old fee crease in the roving ambassa­ house as well as the story dor population wns expressed concerning this leading so­ at n recent hearing of The ciety woman. Senate foreign relation* comWell just imagine the con* hiilire. Thi* came as a sur­ sternathm at the newspaper prise to me. office! I ran remember a time not For Ike banker and this in iny year* back when the lady's children burnt up (he roving niiilimoMidnr wns, like telephone wire* with their an the whooping crane, in danger gry calls. of becoming extinct. And all live editor cmitd Hut now, thanks to the mo­ •to was deltly try to explain bility of modern diplomacy, the mistake in the lay-out. roving nmho-*ndors ore plen­ This is the kind of true tiful again. Some say too tile situation tiut would pro­ plentiful. perly fit into Ripley's "R e­ Thu* far, nobody has tried lieve It Or .Nut’’ feature to organize a campaign t" It prom* again that truth slump out roving ambassadors. is often «trangrr than heNor has there been any tall, tiun. of an open season to keep Hut it was certainly a their number* in check. 'aujiabli- mistake winch any­ Nevertheless, the solution body except the bereaved hu- reached the point whole family would have relished. Sen. Frank Curlaon I It-Knn.) The family, quite under­ standably, didn't see the funny felt constrained to ask the State Department to make u aisle of tills error. For when we are overcome census of our migratory di­ by grief, we are inlruvertive. plomats. Hy counting their legs nod Rot d takes extrover-iun of personality lo produce laugh* dividing hy two, the depart­ ment was able to ascertain ; ter ami enjoyment of jokes. Grief thus belong* with fear llml we now have rigid rov­ , ami shame a- iritrovertive ing ambassador* an the conti­ ■-motions in which we focus nent of Europe. Carlson reported this find­ on ourselves .ho our per spec, live is so narrow that we ing at a hearing on the untilimi l mn of William Matson can't enjoy humor. Hut love, joy and humor Hath to fie deputy special rrpare extroverthe In them ri--i ntative for trade negotia­ our attention shift- from our tions. "I want to say f am very o vii skin to the people around |happy that wH do finally send IIS. The quickest way to dl-pcl somebody over there who is undue grief is thrus lo turn listed as a special representa­ the a'tention of the bereaved tive," rather than ns an am­ mi! vard upon external real­ bassador, l 'orison commented. ity. Sse lumorrow - follow-up. lb- nditcd that ill his opin­ ion the skill of our lirgotlatilt * is not necessarily enhanced bystriped trousers. Hut Sen. Getiigr D, Aiken rtt-Vt.) pointed thut there ts ir~ ll> 11.it ( <mhran U «• don't care how t ally a marked difference between a special representative and » uirtn finks up frieniU tit d rive them to work on long m* ho roving ambassador. The former wears a black I dm ■*fi t blow h u horn* tie an-l the biller a white tie, Aiken explained. I f you ever waul to get g--ld out iif h inti mao don't pan him. 1 111.11 vtltl.l.a V|,.01411 .1 .Snpt. i i v i i : slim .11 vhi 11 Umlni * Msnagsr s l l l l l l i v j . 1.11 VM Cl* iltisd Ms i.sgsr I'livXK v m 1111 m : r m . i i v i v r r .i.r vi 1 r1 4 4 . 11. Editor H lit tv n R o v in g A m b a ssa d o rs C lin ic an he hou-e in the days when ice had lo be cut from frozen ponds and then stor­ ed under sawdust for »a!e during the summer. Alas, this old ice house was so decrepit tiiat it sag­ ged father to the side than the famous Leaning Tower of I’ isa And many boards were missing, m> it was a disgrace to the entire community. Finally, the pressure from the townspeople caused the owner to fear down Ihe un­ sightly barn. Gleefully the newspaper lJ‘<itogrupher took "heiore and "after" shots Exultantly, a reporter wrote a story to accompany those pictures. Alia, at thi* same time the leading woman of the city (wife of the banker and the chief society dowager) pass­ ed away. Three columns wire devoted to her death. Hut when the readers open­ ed their evening newspaper, here's the headline that ap H O A R D IN G OU R y*«jo> ul, Lj-J&ucU, Dick West Says On WASHINGTON (NEAT — in trade and friendly relations This ha* errnted a Hollar A lot o f big word* about with each other need cash ami shortage and a U .S. balance "monetory reform" are begin­ need r e s e r v e s . Somctirpes of payments deficit. And th*» Country A will buy an unus­ has brought on demands for ning to apopar in the paper*. ual amount of good* from reform of the international Thi* will continue for ionic Country If. If Country A ran monetary system. Jay*. It will be n big topic of then quickly convert some of It is primarily a problem di-cu**ion before the Interna­ its reserves into the currency for world bankers and govern­ tional .Monetary Fund ami of Country B, it can pay its ments. Hut the general public World Hank, whose annuul hill* and is said to bn in a needs to huvr a basic under­ meeting* are in Washington. good liquid condition. standing of it. too. A* the Rut to the average citizen, All the debate about mone­ principal financial and trading the phrase monetary reform tary reform now going on is nation, the U n i t e d State* will have only a vngue asso­ concerned with maintaining wants to continue generating ciation with devaluing the dol­ ample liquidity in foreign ex- an adequate supply uf liuHnr* lar, changing the price of gold |change for transacting the for conduct of thv world's ex­ or maybe even setting up free world's business affairs. panding business. some newr kind of funny U. S. official* nmintiiin that Many nations have been money. holding their reserve* in U. S. an adequate supply of dollar* These are worrisome Ideas, dollars the lust few yea IS he- is now being maintained by an only vaguely connected with i cause dollar* are reinlily con- Intricate systems of swamp* family finance* or the pur­ : vertilde. and borrowings of each others’ chasing power of a pay cheek ttut the United States also currency reserves. applied to the cost of living. |Ims been spending million* of Hut difficulties are foreseen 1* In wlllli ■■*■■lni|M.l'i 'dollars rnirtimFfrrt tmtT+rrry o wl —hcu -lhr I'n itid State i ai zix-_ convert the complexities of and f o r e i g n development Icollie* it* balance of payment* international f i n a n c e into loans. Ideficit. everyday parallels. Hut at the risk of oversimplification, this one can be illustrated by starting with an assumption that n solvent futility needs two things. EST. 1 9 3 5 It needs enough cash to _______________________________________________ cover current operating eg. N f N S U R A N C E A T A S A V //V G ponses and it needs reserves or rreilit thut cull be drawn on to meet extraordinary ex­ penses. A family in this finan­ 114 So. Palmetto cial situation is sabi to be in good liquid condition. Phone FA 2-0814 Similiurly, nations engaged V; ■ » • 4 Dr. Crane's W orry Peter Edson W atch For ISartfuins All This Month M i L m r r n LJI *■ * D,s,“ m & �\ if I r ft lif Vh* (Dsuvi CUbby By Abigail Van Buren • DEAR ABBYi I am ana Waitress who always waits on tatn-afera right away bacau* I want to get rid o f them. They are surly, and all they leave behind Is • messy table. DOESN'T LIKE TEENS s e e * DEAR ABBY: Put me down as a waitress who en­ joys waiting on teen-agers. I find that, like any other minority group, they behave extra nice because they do not want to reflect unfavor­ ably on the group they rep­ resent. Give me teen-agers any time! LIKES TEEN-AGERS e a s e DEAR ABBY: My part­ ner and ! own a small diner Dear a high school. We had so much trouble with the breaking up the place that Wre put a sign In our win­ dow, MWE DO NOT SOLI­ CIT TEEN-AGE BUSI­ NESS." A committee of par­ ents came In and told us we were breaking the law to discriminate that way. We took down the sign and in­ vited a few of the commit­ tee to come in and watch through the kitchen door, which had a glass window In It. After they saw wlmt went on they told us to go ahead and put the sign Lack up. what If they do make a little noise 7 I’d rather have them In here yelling and arrasming than to have soma old pusses who opsn their mouths only to complain about something. Kids won’t gripe If the service is a little slow. And I’ ve never known a teen-ager to send anything baek to the kitch­ en. NO COMPLAINTS • • • • DEAR A B B Y : It is strange that when teen­ ager* come into my place during the daytime, dressed In Bermudas and jeans, they act rowdy and eat Ilka plgal But these same teen-agera will come In at night, dress­ ed up In suits and pretty dresses, snd they behave like ladies snd gentlemen. I like to serve them in the evenings, tide flhi dufinTTthe day! RESTAURANT OWNER • • • • What’s on your mind? For a personal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abhy, Box 33B5, Beverly Hills, Cnilf. • • * • Hate to write letters'/ Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 3.165, Beverly Hills, Calif., for Abby’s new book­ let. “ HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS’’. PREFERS ADULTS e e e a DEAR AUBY: For my part I hopa 1 never have to wait un th* teen-age crowd again. For one year I wall­ ed on tablet where a lot of taen-agers hung out and I have had enough of them, thank you. They order a eup of coffea and expect you to keep it d ie d for an hour. They hold on to one booth no matter how many peopla are waiting to sit down. And when they Jeeve, their table and the floor around it are a disgrace. Dose ns of paper napkins, cigarette butts and apllled eugar. And they leave only an empty bottle of ketchup on the table. SICK OF KIDS e • e • ___________ _______ I don’t mind having on* or even two teen-agera in my drug store. But when three or more come In together, they spell trouble, and I never take my eye off them until they arc out the door. PROPRIETOR e e e e DEAR ABBY: I run a hamburger Joint and I couldn’t stay In business without the kids. 1 love them. There are good and bad, but I found out If you treat them right they will treat you right, too. So j u SOUTH’S OVERBID GOES. North’a ralaa to two ipadea la eminently correct by mod•rtf bidding methods. Ho is pot strong enough to try two" clubs snd he should avoid a no-trump call with two aulta Conspicuously unstopped. South’s three diamond rebid was close. Most players would have settled for a part score, but South had fallen in love with his hand. Therefore, aft­ er North merely returned to three spades South continued right on to gume. This last hid was a real flir­ tation with tha undertaker, but everything worked out beautifully. After all, avury •verbid isn’t punished. South won tha opening heart lead and counted four aura losers unless ha eouhl do something about his second heart. There was a place for thsr -------- For 20 yaari, i t least, Americana have been told In hooka and articles exactly how to go about "getting along” with others, with the emphaaia on building up the other peraon and making him tecl important. With ao much einphaau on being a good Joe that every­ body Ukea and feela at ease with, the Importance of being the kind of person others re­ aped hie largely been overbalked. It Dn't as easy to win the respect of others aa to gain their liking through deference and flattery. And yet respect Is far more Important than mere liking, even If it Is hard­ er to earn. How, then, do you go about * :0I> (ill 9:10 9 . 22 7:0« 7;1S 7:11) 7:ii t:0 » 1:11 i.tiii do and jay things that he la­ ter regrets Isn't likely to hold anyone's respect for long. Kindness is needed, too, if you are to win and keep the respect of others. With so much emphasis on tha importance of being liked, we should not forget the far greater importance of being worthy of others’ respect. - ' I * 1* (I) (2) 19) (2) 1 4) (2) (Si (2) It) (2) <*) Sllmneetlci hunthln* Almanac Orovt. Karin Report KIorM* History Munrlea Memeetor Toitey— Hugh Downs Klim features Farm Mkt. Re-port Mlckl* tlvene Today Rocal Newe. W a » . thar 19) Captain Kangaroo It) Cartoona (2) Jack l.atwnne (4) American Hlelory (tl Kierclee Kor Women It) Cartount (2) d al e Ktorm (9) ttomp-r Room (2) Kay When (9) New*— Mike W al­ lace ( l ) Spanish (2) Newe— * 4 * 1 * Newmen (I) Word for W e r « WufhliyhiA T V Tim e Previews 7:30-2 p.m. NBC. Tha Vir­ derground. The two start are terpiece." ThU it a eomedy ginian. “ No Tsars for Sevan- accused of killing an elderly of errore that usta laaa of the 1:2# <21 World *»rl*« while fleeing the regular comic dialogue and (9) As Th* World Turn* |nth." (Color) Thank haavtnt couple concentrate# well on the dia­ ( j ) Newe— Dev# Pen­ for guests Gene Rowlands and .Valia. nell logue of its good gue»t cast 9-10 p.m. ABC. Ben Catty. Everett Sloans In Ihia one. I d a ( I ) Cartoon! The plot ia one of th« most “ Allle." Not everyone will including Howard Morris and Its* 111 World terlee (|j paeaword familiar of talavutun west­ like thU biting!)* controversial Alan Reed. Morris is partic­ It) Ann dolhrrn e rn and hat been aesn on drama, but It's not easy to ularly good as an off-beat ar*. 2.tt l l ) World Series ( I ) Hum# Parly everything from "Uunsmoka" turn off. Sammy DavU Jr. dealer who "**11*” Hob a It) Der In Court to “ Hopalong C a a a 1d y . ” playa a Negro baseball star high-priced painting w h e n 1:22 (2) N e w s U*S Howerd James Drury alto comet In who loses an e>e and Ihen is Rob's gesture it mistaken for 199 (2) l.ora-1* Toung for a goodly share of credit plunged Into despair by the an auction bid. (9| To Tell The Troth 10-11 p.m. CBS. The Danny Negro surgeon who removed f t) Quean Ker X f a y for saving it. 7;92 ( 4 1 Newe— Kdwarde Kaye Show. Guest jt a r Jose the eye. >9:30 p m. CBS. The Bevi,2* (2) You Don't May 2:30-10 p.m. CBS. The Dick Ferrer provides additional (Color) srly Hillbillies. The funniest ( I ) Riga of Night Van Dyke Show. "The Mas­ proof of his many and varied (»> Who Do You TruetT momenta tonight come near 4:90 (2) Mat-h Oaino the finish with only a aparve (I) Mat ret Storm amount of chuckles along the (t| Trellmaaltr ALL NEW 9t*s (2) Now*— Bandar Van- way. Doctor Clyburn (Fred ocur Clark) is hack again, and he 4:20 (2) Uurna srd Allen it not welcome when the 19) Uncle Walt 9:99 (Jl Beet of Uroucbo dampens realiie he means ( I ) Cartoons business with a threat of le­ It) Branco 9:29 (2) Nefecope gal action against Granny ONE COAT N O DRIP ( t l I.eeve tt To Beaver (Irene Ryan) for practicing Interior Acrylic Latex Paint medicine without a license. 910 ji in._NBC^Espionage ------------ J]UY ONE-----fiET ONE FREE NEW YORK (Ui’I) — Vir­ (Premiere) “ A Covenant wlifT ginia Graham, moderator of Death.'* This series might be OUTSTANDING HIDING POWER ths tsleviilun thow “ Girl called an anthology of under CAN HE SCRUHHED W ITHIN 1» DAYS Talk,” which Is all ail lib, cover, espionage or aalad age DRIES IN 30 MINUTES started her ehuw butinses car­ subjects ranging In eras from NO PAINTY ODOR eer as a writer for the pupular Ihe American Revolution to SOAP AND WATER CLEANUP radio shows, ‘‘Stella Dallas" the present day. It does not i The Only Paint With A have continuing star* and its and “ Back-Stags Wife.” “ I did enough writing in stories are not connected. To­ W R IT T E N thoso days to give it up and night's episode stars Bradford UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE strictly ad lib," ehc said. *Tt'd! Hillman and Don Borisenko, and if its subsequent stories much mors simple.” Also Can He Tinted 1,500 Different Colors are as good as this, the series should hold up well. This is a Th« sundew, pitcher plant sort of "Lady and the Tiger" and Venus flytrap are three twister leaving you wonder­ American plants that catch ing about the right and wrong FA 2-3619 209 W. 1st ST. snd eat Iniecti. of murder In the wartime un­ talents, tonight mixing acting with comedy, singing and dancing. The opening is a well-produced and choreographed toe-tapper to "The 1 Brotherhood of Man.” fi-uiiiy u h jo - U 7^J '***•> (*)*• "As Mrnpie a tlung __It * b I f l ------ 1, j'm m lease on life' for many a gul“ (Watch fur tsa»*y Weekly) Mary Carter Paints HtilWsTJ’lfjK), (SPECIAL PAHMN0 LOT) tl (Colon <>' sWv- ~£:' . It) l-rlc* la RlaUt tt.tO (J* World Merle* Spotlight II) I'-ta ant flUdy s (t) Hevr-n Key* ») THURSDAY I* 11:00 (2) World Merle* (9) 1,0VO Of l.lt* It) Krill* Kofi 12:29 (4) New* — Harry R*eauner 12:10 (II World Berlae te) Search (nr Tomor­ row (7) Kather Know* licet It 19 <*) riuldtng Right 1.00 (I) World Merle* ( I ) Uerhelor Kelher (tl Oanerel Hospital 0 TV RENTAL • Salta • Service Seminole T V FA 2-4922 Zenith Color TV Sales 2422 Sanford A t*. r R I T Z OPEN 1:43 LAST DAY "THE GREAT ESCAPE" STARTS THUItS. "DEJIINTIA 13" A "THE TERROR" STARTS SUN. MX The car Hut answers Ihequestion, It w a sn 't easy, lo p p in g our s u p e r - stability n 389-cu. in.Trophy V -8 power “ After their '63 model,what *uccessful 63. But we did it, with trim new styling • handsome new interiors n in every model cars w ish they * Isn't this what other looked and acted like a smoother, quieter ride n Wide-Track *nd don't? '64 Pontiac Pontiac in the world will Pontiac do for '64?" LAST DAY STEVE JlrtJt'EKN JAMES GARNER TH E GREAT ESCAPE" D Q ttt f u r t ( ^ RIDE-IN T MEAT R Rirtlulay Ratter Cobb Fight Crowd DETROIT (U P f)-T y tobb halted .210 in 1903, his first big league soruMin, and never went under (he .3uo mark again during a career that ended in 192H PHILADELPHIA (U P D -A record fight crowd of 120,757 watched Gene Tuuncy beat Jack I)emp»ey in a heavy­ weight title bout at Seeqvi stadium on Sepl. 23, 193t). J u s t t e ll us h o w m u c h m o n e y y o u n e e d to m e e t o il y o u r se a so n a l expenses. P hone fo r p io m p t, courteous service/ D ELICIO U S 2443 5FAMILY I FINANCK SIR VICE, INC. of Sonforsi NOW ODEN FRENCH AVK., SANFORD 9 or Carry Out Order* I’ leaee 1‘hoiia l.’J-iiiili Ms’ll lUtc ll Ready tek v«i 2« Mantb., Km .2 Pl|*» tl $120 00 $ 7.00 II oo taaoo 220 00 1)00 ji:o o IS.0O SJ.’ .tlO .’ 100 - oo 32 00 LOANS UF TO $600 HATABURGER If you've been buying the wine low-priced car time after time, get rejdy to break the habit. What's new with Tempest for o 4? PrJC T rur 047 1 raceverything New 215-cubic inch . , pension * new brakes . new steunng • new frame * If j car like this won t . nt ° ,Ui,*1dvi bod> 'w id e r n , J c - r „ a . . „ « v .n « « t h .n d ,„ * , US- break that habit, nothing will. Check yuUr dealer! 0 4 P o n lia c T e m p e st SM Th, ON., O M » WHO SOU IM W lO t.lU a C . S - . O a , B ILL 1 10 South Mdgnolia Gt......................... FA 2-4612 i*' <* l* l M cC oy■ p lu s a w h o le n e w k in d o f P o n tia c. HOLLYWOOD (U P !)—Burl NEW YORK (UFI) — A |Ives, who has been pluy mg • major entertainment center atrniKht uctiuir roll-* in movie* __ planned for the World's Fair ■luring the past aeveral year*, next spring ia Dick Button's return* to his fir»t love, hal-i Iru-Trnvaguiuu, an enterprise hide* ring, m WuU Disney‘a 1 of the former skating champ “Summer Magic." Kid singe producer-designer Paul Frigity. The New York City Building, one o f (lie few NEW YORK (DI'D-KudU) remaining from the ID.'I'J Fair, Will lie rciiovuted to house llu, iduthm \( NEW >* ill the midst toillioii-dollur allow (hut will uf a acute of varied celebra­ feature som e of thu world's tion* leading up to it* 30th birthday next Feb. 13. The heat akulers snd spectacular effe cts on more than a dozen "EW " in the title stands for •tugvs. A xki tun will he purt comedian Ed Wynn, the orig­ inal backer and owner. el the setup. u Rol Hide (9) I la,vs Lucy i t l December Rrlde tl:')0 I2i Concentration How to get along with the members of Hie teen world: Read Ruth Millett'a ''Tips on Teen-Agers.” Send 23 cents to Ruth Milbdt Reader Ser­ vice, c/o The Sanford Herald, P. O. Box 4IW. Dept. A. Radio City Station, New York 19. N. Y. R allad eer Hurl Ice Show to.Jo it and South’s first pluy wax Today's (Juration a club to dummy's queen. Instead of bidding five clubs The finesse worked and South your partner bids fivu dia was able to park his losing monda over your four spades. heart on the ace of clubs. Wlut do you do now? Answer Tomorrow A spade lead wus wun by earning the respect of those who know you well! First, you have to be hon­ est, In things smali as well as large. It's hard not to respect a man or woman whose word you never have cause to doubt. You have to have some pur­ pose In life. The drifter, the dabhler, the indolent may be as likeable *■ can be. but there is little respect In the liking. To win the respect of others, you also have to have soma self-respect. You need patience and selfcontrol, loo. The person who blows his top aver minor irrltatinns and has a hair-trigger temper that makes him W «*- THURSDAY A. M. West’s Jack and tha heart continuation ruffed by South. This left him with only three trumps, hut South gam bled when he hid four spades. He wasn’t going to give up when victory was within his grasp. He led a second spado from Ills own liniul. East’s queen lost to West’s king und another heart lead left South with only one trump. It also left him with his rontraet. Ho showed his hand anil announced, “ 1 will pltiy diamonds. Take your ace of trumps whenever you want to.’* By Ruth M ille H W ea­ ItiJI l l ) Movie 11:19 (2) Johnny Carton (Color) I t , T V llleckout 11:11 ( t i Movie 10:24 (j) r J h s (Oomm : W s«- 1:10 (0: S ew s— Walter Cronktta ( I ) Saws— Ron Cochran 111 Huntley * Brlnktsy t i l ( l i Call Tha Doctor 7:00 111 Deputy (4) (llsnn Rssvss (»| Cheyenne 7:11 (II Virginian <i> Chronicle 1:9* l»l Petty Duke fsSU <91 Tlghtrt.p* (II Price It Right 1:90 (J) fcleplunage (9) Beverly Hillbillies II) lien t.'neey 9:lo (4> Dick Van Dyke 19:ot t l ) Eleventh Hour (II Denny Key* It) Chennlng 11:00 (1)19) Newe, TVeethtr, HportS (1) New* — M u r p h y Martin 11.10 ( I) News, Weather. 1«:9* ! P»f» $-A — Oct. t , 1963 WEDNESDAY I*. M. 1:90 111 .Suwscop* <*) X*ws, Mport*, thsr (j| N . » | , Sports. ther CIO (J. kMltorUI t i l t (I) Rsws, Sputts, eyoswdd jOCOby *1011 *741 • J1 * AQ7I4 EAST " WRIT *K 2 * ja s s KQ102 * BOS • 72 * J BIS K 102 SOUTH (D) *87112 *A« « AKQU4 *2 No cm vulnerable M lk We*4 Narifc led I’xsa Psa 3 * 1* 1’tja Pass 3 * 3* T om Pass Paa* 4* Opening lead—V K fm l Television Tonight 1:U 1:10 Qacnby On (Bjudqsi ta afarl ;iiit tie'-l H EM PHILL ■r. MOTORS, « , » , « 0 u i„ INC. SANFOIU I it �* \ UOf Florida Educator Will Address Farmers Featured *p**ktr at tha Seminole County Farm Bur­ eau annual meeting will be Dr. E. T. York, recognized aa one of the nation'a leading agricultural educator*. Tha meeting wlllb e held at T p. m. Tueiday at the Civic Center in Santurd. Dr. York, newly appoint­ ed provost for agriculture at the University of Florida, has traveled extensively at home and abroad and has a wide breadth of training and ex­ perience in education and re­ search. Invitations are being sent 'n the mall to each Farm Bureau member.* The invila* tion will serve as a ticket but members are urged to reply for a reservation either by phone or mail by Frtday. Following the dinner a bustness meeting will be held in which a number of items con­ v o t i c a: o r at rr cerning the Farm Bureau TOi K E XN A 1 11 X S' Z l i t , BENT. i k . HENNA membership will be discuss­ m axw ell. rir-vr. j r . ed. There will he nomination aril LT D A E. HUNT, ftl* and election of dreclors and wife. P*f»nt*tu* Tl'll ,INt> EACH OF TOtl committee reports, one of »r# hrr*by notlflsl th»t *u)t hst bton e->mrn*Hr#,| * * * :n s t which will be the Farm Bur­ i n u In th* Circuit Court of eau building committee re­ ih# Ninth Judicial circuit of port. th* * f » t« of FlorM* In » M Legal Notice * , C o u n t /.- t h r - »S>hr*vt.»t».| title of which Is; W IL L E Y S W I V W II IN K . Plsltitlff. -»•- SI A X VV EL.I. B E V T. K E N N A 11 A X W E I .I. BENT. JR. and LTOA E. K E.VN A I k t II ENT. • • hia wlfr, n*f»ndant*. In Chancary No l i t ! # . Th# natura o ' thla ault |i a foracloaura of that certain mortaaea from aald dafan* Hint* to plaintiff, data,! Not rmhar I, ISIS and racordad January ’ 1, ISIS In Official llacorda Book I'll ],»*• IS! of tha I'uhllc Recnrila of “ •mini,la County, Florida, onciiinbrrlnr! that c-rl»ln placa or parcel of property located altuata. and b#lng In aald County and §ta*a. tn-wlt: lad It. SOt.'TH PINECHEST. Third Addition, a auhdlTlalon. aecnrdln* to a plat tharaof racordad in Plat Rook 11, p a p a l a: and 11 of tha Public Haaorda of lamlnola County, Florida. EACH O r TOU I* R E QP IR . Ef> to ftla your m i a t r or othrr wrlttan dafamra to tha Complaint with tha Clark of tha Circuit Court of Sami* nola County, Florida In thla prooaadinp and to aaraa a aopy tharaof upon tha plain* ttffa attoroaya whoaa h i k i m and addraaa ara h-r#tii*fl#r ant forth, t t rsiulrvd liy law, n it lalar than tha :1th day of ()i»totiar IsaJ. In default that*of tha cau*a will procard at parti upon tha antry of a riacraa Pro Confaaao apalnat Drive Chairman Gives Report Mr* Kay (lehr. U-SU' chairman for the annual teen­ age drive in the Sanford Lake Mary area, reported tolav that * total of Jttvt 47 was collected In the drive Teenaaer* turning in the largest amount* were Pixie Adam* from Sanford and Barbara Fletcher from Lake Mary Coin box collection re port* have not been returned a* yet. Mrs Gehr, In making he announcement, extended her heartfelt appreciation to *11 those working with her to help make the drive a succen. Modern Science Puts The Heat On Destructive Forest Fires WASHINGTON (NEA) — i leaaneaa causing ovar 90 per Tha two-whrcled scooter, now b*ing u»ed by th# Fore»t Tha United States face* it* cent of America'* fire*. worst forest fire toll in many Despite the hop* of re­ Service in Montana, come* equipped with both front and year*. ducing caretessnes*, the U. 8. rear wheel drive to help it The U. S. Department of Invest Service i* leaving noth­ climb log* and ether ob­ Agriculture report* over Sd,- ing to chance, la research stacle*. Heiayv* fu#l tanks in POO forest fire* in the fir*t center* atound the country, the wheel*, when empty, give m i month* of I3*lr, — 22.900 new tool* for fighting and the scooter enough buoyancy ^ ! more than the ntinther report- Icontroling fire.* are being defor a man to float it across rd durtng the mini period a veloped. a email stream Innovations now being test­ year ago TIi* trrt burned 1* almo«t douhl* whst it waa a ed on actual fire linei include >rar a g o -u p to two million an air-conditioned helmet, a two-wheeled mouir scooter acre*. 1‘rnnsyl vanla report* tt* |and portnhle lookout tower*. most severs drought ia 24 I Tha helmets, weighing BO yeara. In neighboring New pounds, have a refrigerating Jersey •om* resldenla are unit which keep* it 20 to JO forbidden to water thrir lawn* degree* cooler inside, A fil­ ter keep* out the smoke. They more than once a week. A *crie» of dry lightning are used mainly by operator* jslorma originating in north- of heavy equipment such as R l’ NS IN THE FAMILY — Senn Flynn, attn o f the late Errol Flvnn. lias Wyoming. *t-L-efeeettng bulldozer*, enabling them to mi ini,i I'iii-il .TTirnrTTi.tuun fur lu-.uiiffiil '*'.YHui->. 11m ', lie fti-,t-A Vtilh a off to th* Canadian border work fairly close u> the bevy of German Lean tie.* at Venice. have left behind a trail of 200 flames. The t.os Angeles Fir* Doforest fire* in Idaho, another Includes: IDO In Washington anil Ore­ partment, using the helmet* gon. to fight brush fires, discov- i Rrimtccaxinf; Padding In an effort »n reduce th# ered or# drawback. On* bull- t A meeting to organize a Arid New Padding PIIII.ADKI.PHIA (I'PI I— . trial deprived turn of hi* Medical Self Health Training tremendous destruction during dozer operator, cool and »eWhere Necessary Srcind , r)n| of Frank J. Kl!»- rights. Course for Interested ladies Hie fall — traditional danger cure, backed his machine out New Insulation worth, 11, Tampa. Fla., for Thrc* other men ,»l*o wen- of lire (iinderville - Elder time for the Western forests l,f a fire with burning debris — President Kennedy ha* pro­ on the blade*, promptly start­ th* robbery - slaying of a sentenced to life imprison, Springs area will he held at 9 a. m Thursday at the home claimed Oct. ti-12 a* Nation­ ing a second fir*. wealthy Philadelphia widow incut in the slaying. They in­ The department non order* of Mr*. Robert Keeling on al Fite Prevention Week. The m her hotel apartment here clude Robert W. Tiiom.i,, South Sanford Avenue. ha*ic aim i* to make every it* helmet-wearers to remove in 1‘.tali will get under way former Dade County (Find Instructors for the course citizen nware of elementary their glove* from time to deputy sheriff. Tln-y were will he Mrs. W. O, Nolan and safeguard* which rould elimi­ time so they'll know when Monday, nate most of the human cant­ they're still in a danger :one. charged with strangling the Mrs. Keeling. Ellsworth was sentenced to widow during tint theft of life in pri*on in 195*1 for the strangling of Mrs. I.ulubel II more than $112,non from her ttv-mnn, 7*’ He waa granted ro> rn. vttornava for • I lit plaintiff Offlca Hot Orlando, Florida Puhllah kapt. II t> l«. nai. azsa * O-t I, COM •*> U*ktDL Oct. 2, 1963 — Paff# 8-A SCIENTIFIC LAWN s p r a y in g f u r — CH IN C H BUGS OR FU N G U S Alan t.awn Rrnovatloa Dealer T oot Grnpevllle Nursery 2211 Grapevlll* Ave. FA 2-OHM INNERSPRIN G Renovated!~ Tampan Faces Second Trial n new trial last Jan. 8 by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court hrrnu** certain testimony by a former convict at hi* first \\ ITNEAS b i t htn.1 and tha offlrUI seal of ta ll Court In o rnlnda County, Florida, tbl* • 1rd , U f of Saptambar, to ll. ISEAt.l Arthur H. fl#-*k»!!h. Jr., I'lark of tha circuit Court By Martha T. Vlhlan I'sputy Ctc'k B E U tl »A !,I » Ultltil.ET A Nit LE W I* BinfcrB M ATTRESSES j„u. * • X i*th Court ptr»at ITtii ELEANOR ROOSEVELT five-cunt stamp will he plartul tut sale by the I’nst Office Department Oct. 11 at Washington, I). C, Only one other find Indy, Martha Washington, has been ho hon­ ored. Health Course DcBary Club Hears Program On Laundry By Mr*. Adam MnlleT A program on “ Family Laundary" w.i« prevented last Thursday for member* of the DeBary Home Demonstration Hub by Mr*. Doris Nelms, home service advi-or for the Florida Power Corporation. Mr*. N'elm* exp’amed the result* in w.lilting wilh snap* *nd detergents, tlu-lr effects on hard water an.) method* of getting Uie iie*t u*e from family washing machines. Six new members Joined the club during the afternoon ousme** session which fol­ lowed tha regular morning workshop ami luncheon at noon. $145 0 119 Magnolia At #. 1 Phone FA 2-6321 F Z re rifffm itf o iu i o i (h e r n t & I t n ic k a r c h e r e ! Subscription While Your Younp People Are Away .At School They Can Keep Up With All The Local News Of Their Friends. The Local Sports This Year Look Real Promising. They Will He z\ble To Keep A Close Check On Everything In The Old Home Town. $1.00 A M O N TH Yes* For Just A Dollar A Month Your “Students’* Can The Sanford Herald By Mail. Have It Start Now. Right Away, To Fill Out The Coupon Rclow And Receive Mail It 0hc §>aufm'& ijc ra lti P. 0. BOX 1657 SANFORD, FLA. Pzprr to he sent to A d d ress *„. ........................................................................................................ I'lljr - .............. ...... ...— ................................................... 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City ---------________ BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC., 301 W. Firsl Slreel I �4 f ri i ------------------ IL. -• U - xaticb n r »rrr TO I BEN JA M IN H ERBERT PHE.4X E L .I j and IR E N E JU N E S P R E S X E L I * h tl wife. Defendant*. TOO" AND BACH OP TOO ara hereby notified that cult haa b u n commenced aaalnat you In the Circuit Court of tha Ninth Judicial Circuit o f lha Htata of Plorlda In and for flcmlnola County, tha abbrevlated title of which la: HAT STATE HAVINUH RANK. Plaintiff. -n - IIKNJAMIN H E R BER T PUBSNKIJ. and l l tK X K J U N K S PH ESN ELI* Daft ndanta, la Chancery No. 13«l». Tha natura of Ihla null la a foreclosure of that rarlaln mortgage from aalil defendanta lo plaintiff, dated Ja n­ uary I. 1)11 and recorded March «, t m In Official Hecorda Hook SIS page 111 of tha Public Record* of Bernlnola County. Florida, encumb­ ering that certain piece or parcel «if property located, illitatt. and hclna In eald Count; and Slate, to-wlt: I«ot II SOUTH PINKCHEST, Third Addition, a subdivision. according to a plat thereof recorded lo Plat Hook II. pauee (3 and <1. of the Public Re­ cords o l Seminole County, w —' * - -------------------------bach o f you is iikqi' ih KD to file your anewar or othtr written dafeneee to the Complaint with tha Clerk of the Circuit Court of Semlnolt County, Florida, In Ihla pro­ ceeding and lo neraa a ropy thereof upon tha plaintiff* attorneys, whose names and addrass are hereinafter set forth, at required by law, not later than tha l l t h day or October 1111. In default (here­ of the cauie will proceed ea p a n e upon lha entry nf a De­ cree Pro Confeasi) agalnit you. WITXBftB my hand and tha official aeal o f said Court In Seminole County, Florida. Ihla Ilrd day of Soptambar. 11(1. (B EA U Arthur H Beckwith. Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court By! Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk IIKAII HALT,, GKIDI.KT AND L K W M Attorneys for Plaintiff (4 North Court Street Post Office Boa 1111 Orlando, Florida Publish: Sept. 11 * Dot. I. L e g a l N o tice Le g al N otice Le g al N o tice IN TUB ClHCrtT rOEBT W IX T H B CIRCUIT CO T U T THE SIXTH JtBICT.AL CIN* O F T U B Mb JU D I C IA L C I B . CTIT, IX AXD FOB SBBI- c t r r t x A X D r a n » r . x u x o lr e o rx rr, r u m iD i XOLB e o r x r r . FLOBIDA. IX C D A X n C B T NO. ISM* IX rMAXTEBT X®. IBM F E D ER A L NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor­ poration. plaintiff. W IL LIAM BJITANT and BETTT BECK. BECK Defendant*. NOTICE o r n.ALK NOTICE IS IIKIIKIIT OIVEN that on the 14th day nf October, t»41, at I t : ' * A. M» nt lha front door of lha Courthouse nf Seminole Coun­ ty. at Sanford. Florida, lha Honorable Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.. Clerk of the Clrcult Court of Seminole county. Florida, will offer for sal* to the highest nod best bidder for rash, at public outcry, the following described property nf tha Defendant*, William Bryant Beck and Betty Beck: Lot 1. Block J. HI NLAND KSTATKS. a subdivision, according to » plat there, of, recorded In Plat Hook tl, pages la to 12 of the Public Record* of Semi­ nole County. Florida: SlTBJKrT TO an aaeement for Public Utilities nlong the Easterly ten feet af eald Lot 1. Including: s. xt«lrU trie. Model LAS11 It, lai o n i ( i : 4 i . One OK Itange. alectrle. Model jm slW H . Serltl TSK049T. fine Duo-Thern Wall Heal­ er. Oil. Model 111-1, Ser­ ial PtKll. fine Victor oilman Kllt-h* en Eihauet Fan, no model or aerial Noe. Ten Venetian Blind*. me(al. manufactured hy S»nkarlk Glaee * Paint Com­ pany, Sunford. Florida, no model or aerial numbers, together wllh all etructure* and Improvement*, then er thereafter on eald land. This la mad* pureuant to Final Deere* * f Foroeloiure entered In the abnva cauie. Chancery Docket No. 111JI. now pending In the Circuit Court of and for Bemlnole County, Florida. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hava hereunto eel my hand and official seal Ihla 14th day of Heptambar, l l t l . (HEAI.I EAXT BHOOKLTN SAVING* B A N K . A X«w T o r k corpora­ tion, Plaintiff, V*. n U T H C MELLOR. widow o t ^ CLIF FO RD N. MELLOR. Da. ceased, and still not remar. rled. Defendant. X O T IC R TO , D K P R X D OR O R D ER OF P U B L IC A T IO N • I IT FO B FO BFA-LO H I B B T O ! RUTH C MELLOR . widow of CLIF FO RD N. MEL­ LOR. Decerned, and ttlll not remarried I I I W. W hitn ey Road Falrport. Newr Tork TOU. nUTH C. MELLOR, _ are hereby notified that s * Complaint for Foreclosure ofw Mortgage ha* been (lied against yon, and you are re­ quired to eerv* a copy or your Answer or Pleading* to lha Complaint on Die Plalntlff'a nltornay, Joseph M. Fltigerald, 111 Security Trust Building. Miami 11, Florida, and flla the original Anewar or Plead­ ing In the offle* o f tha Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before the I le t day of Or! oher, A. D„ 11(3. If yoq fell to do s> Judgment by de. » __ Will Ukrn S t l l ' i u l you for the f i l e t demanded In ths Complaint. The description o f the real property proceeded against let Lot I. Block A, TOW VB1TK OF N O RTH CIIULUOTA. a subdivision a c­ cording to plat thereof recorded In Plat Book 1, Pages It to 31. Inclusive o f Ihe Public Rseorda n* Bemlnole County, Florida. T his notice shall be pub. Ilehed once each week tor four consecutive weeke In the M Sanford Herald. V DONE AND O R D E R E D a* Sanford. Seminole Countw Florida. Mile Mtk deg J September A. Ik, 1 I B . (S E A L) A rth u r B. B e c k w ith , S>h Clerk, Circuit Court By : Martha T. Vlhleu Deputy Clerk Joseph M- FltagaraV I K Security Trust Miami 11, Florid* F il a r kiln t - I I I l P u b lish Isp *. H . S 4 O k f, 11(1. CD M -K | | Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. 1. 1(, 1111. Clerk of Circuit Oou-t IX T H B C IR C U IT OOT r V 4 CDM -IM ............... Hy: Martha T, Vlhleu T H E S IX T H J U D IC IA L C IB * Deputy Clerk C l I T l>F A X D F O B R K in . l a tha Court • ( the Couuty JOSEPH M. Ml.'HAS HO xo lb s r o r x T T . F l o r i d a . Judge, ■eaeluota Ceuaty, Flor­ P. O. I l l I ' l l * X P E R T SO . I » M ida. la Frwbatr. Fern Park, Florida AMER IC AN F E D E R A L SAB* In ret Katala of Attorney for I'lalnttrf. IMIS AND l / ) A \ ASebWtjbs VIOLA M. STAIIK Publish Or I. 1. m l . TION OF ORI.AXUO, Deceased C D M -Ill PlalntlM, T s Alt Creditor* asd Persona Haelag C'lalma ae Dessaada IX TIIB CIRCUIT COURT OF F. DONALD P A in C L O T K , * Agalaal Bald Esla ie t T H E NINTH JUDICIAL C M Tou and sach of ynu ara Cl IT OF FLORIDA. IX ASD •Ingle man. et at. Defendant* hereby notified and required FOK SEX IN OLE FOl ATT. X O T IC R O F Bl I T IX 1 to present any claims and da- IN C'll A ACHHT NO. I X It l B O H TO .A r.i; FU H EPt.O W tM B mauds which you, o f either T H E BROOKLYN SAVINGS TO I 1IETTT riltESHNKR of ynu, may have attains! tha HANK, a New York corpora­ B K U ID K X P K i U N K N O W N aetata at Viola M. Stark, de­ tion, A.XD T O , All parllea claiming ceased. lata o f eald County, Flalstlff, Interest* by. through, un­ to tha County Judga af Semi­ -vsder or agalnet the aforenole County, Florida, at hla KMMF.TT SUMNER C D B f. E euld person nfflca In tha court house of and (IKtlltillE K. COBLE, Me T o l l ARE hereby notified sold County at <•in ford. Flor­ wlfa Et al.. that a I'nnDilalnt tu fore­ ida, within six calender Defendants. close a certain moria.tge enmonths from tha tlms nf the TOs EMMETT SUMNKIl CDcumherlng the fulluwlng deefirs* publication of this no­ lit.K and OKOIIUIE E. crlhed real property, to-wlt: tice. Two copies o f each claim COBLE, hie wife. least 1. 8K CH ET LAKE or demand shall ha In writ­ 41! Home Avenue KITBDIVISION RUrL-AT. ing, and shall elate Ihe place Ashboro. North Carolina according to the p ia t.\ nf residence and post office TOi All unknown lioirt, de­ thereof a* recorded In v* address of the claimant, and visee*. g r a n I * e e, as. l-lat llouk t l , page St, shall be sworn to by Die algnees. lienors, creditor*, Public Record* of Semi­ olatniant, agent. attorney and trustee* or other claim, nole County, Florida, accompanied by a filing fee ante, claiming hr, ha* been Hied against you of one dollar and such claim or through, under nr against In the above-styled suit, and demand not ao filed shall be EMMETT SUMNKIl CO* you are required to serve a void. 1II.F. and GKOROIB K. copy of your Answer or other I.uther Hart Jr, COBLE, hla wife, who Pleading to Ihe Cninplalnl on As administrator of tha may be dead arid hot PlalntlfCe attnrneye. ANDF.ltKstate of known to he dead or Viola M. fttark*. deceased n o n ;— u a x . t/ . u t t :------11set— wvrl—wtr *tl unknown ■derc— DBS A van den II ERG. I l l Publish Meut, IK H II a, Uil, purtlea and claimant! East Central Avenue, Orlando, *7 having nr claiming any Florida, and file Ihe original C D M -il right, tilt* nr Interest Answer or olher Pleading In , In and to Ihe property the office of the Clerk of the i f M i n i K IIP IPKI I H T it Involved in Ihle cause. Circuit Court on or before the uctiiHH. m a r i i n r i: t, t: c . Residences Unknown. TIIIA Fllll UKIIIMII.K n i l \ . H i t day of October, 14(1. If TOU. AND EACH OF TOU. you fall to do so, a decree T l , Fl.tiltllJ A, Til IIKIIKI.il are hereby no tlt led that a BA MIX KM Hi: It ft, l » u , Til pro oonfeseo will be taken F.I.KtT TIIHKII THIUTKKU Illll o f C om p lain t to Fore­ ag al nit you for the rellof Fllll IPKI’t l l . T A X s r l i m i l , c lo s e Mortgage ha* been filed demanded In the Complaint. t i t s T N U T x i u ii r. n o n : . agalnet you by the Plaintiff Thla Nolle* shall he pub. .AAll Til VIITII l i t TIII1 f l l l l . In the above-etyled Court for Ilehed once a week for tour PIKKU Mil.I. A i m I.KVT I'llH the pur po se o f f o r e c lo sin g a consecutive week* In the TUB THK KXal I.Ms IIIKA t l I n mortgage upon lha following HANFORD IIKHALD. pro per ty. situated Fiilt a AIII NPF.IT At. TA X described D A T E D this lSlh « * y *d 4111001. IJINTHItT AIMISKII ami being In Seminole County, September. IMS. Florida, to-wlt: OAK. (HEAL) Lot 11. Block I#, HEFTNotice la hereby glrsn that, Arthac BactrwBh. ha* I,Ell HOMES ORLANDO pursuant to tha provisions of Clerk ef Circuit Chur* \ SECTION ONE. according Hy: Martha T . Vlhlea J Section 114.11. and Mectlon to plat thereof recorded n«35. Florida Statutes, of Deputy Clerk In Plat Book II, Pages 1 Anderson, Rush, Dean, t i l l , an election will he held and I. Public Records sf Isownde* A van den Berg throughout Seminole County, Seminole County. Florid*. Attorney* and Cotintellora ad Florida, and In earh election 1 Raleigh Hot Water Law precinct thereof on Tuesday, Heater — Serial No. Mil I I I Eaat Oeatral Boa1sewed tha 1th day of November. 1111. ' l i t Model No. ADR-DE for tha election from Seminole Poet Office Boa M M 1 National Kitchen Ex­ Orlando, Florida Founly at large hy the quali­ haust Fan— 14" fied elector* of said county of Telephone l l l - i m 1 (|.K. Forced Air Furn- Publish Sept. tl. S three Trustees to seres for 1 OeA. a. c —Serial No. J O I M - f l L :. *, i s»i. tbs ensuing biennium for RpeModel No. 111(0 TMJMJ rial Tax School District Num­ C D M -I I 1 III ! Air Conditioner— ber One which comprises all Serial No. T l t l l - I U Model i n t h b t n R c r i r c o r m T o # of aabl Hsmlnola County, Flor­ No. TA 317. T U B X IX T 1I J U D IC IA L C IH - f ida, and lo vote on the estt1 National Bullt-lu Oven P I T T O F AXD r O B B E N I* ' msied mlllsgs levy proposed — Serial No. TITI! Model MILK COP ATX, FI.ORDI. hy the Seminole County llnard t.X C H A M E B T AIK I.VII* No. W A - l O - J U - d * of Public Instruction for the 1 National Surface Unit— F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L UOUT, ensuing tdenntum for said Serial No. I f Alt Model Ne. G A G E ASSOCIATION, a aurSpecial Tax School District T K - 14-11 Number One. poratiou, I W ait* King Garbage The estimated mtllage tevy FAalatIH, Dlepoeal— Serial No. I ll vu. for eald Special Tax School I l l l l — Model No. Tl District Number One required JA M E S H W H IT E snd t Intercom — Melody Mae* ERLINE WRITE, for the r*Kulxr term Is I.Tl rnilla__tor each__ l e a f __ nf__Lit _____ ter. I*an11 Model J 1011-B ------------------------------------ Dafendanta It Indoor speakers t biennium, and 1 no mill for XOTIPR OF BALE t Intercom — Melody Mis­ Special Mlllaue For District NOTICE Id H E R E B Y G I V ­ School Building and Bui lie ter, Panel Mode! J 744 B EN that on the Mth day of •srve Fund, sabl special mill II 'outdoor speaker! October, 1**1, al 11:04 A. M . ^ age to be used during tht en Tou are herehy required t» at the front door o f the Court J suing two years for the pur serve a copy of your Answer Hone* of demlnola County, at pose of providing s fund for or other pleading to the Bill Sanford. Florida, tha Honor­ the maintenance, Improvement, of Complaint on the Plain­ able Arthur II Ue-kwlth. J r , or construction of schuol t i f f * altorney*. William*, Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court of buildings, the purchases of Salomon. Kenney A Lindxon. Seminole County. Florida, will sites, buses, or for capital 1401 DuPont Building Miami offer for eaie to the hlgheet outlay purposes within Special 12, Florida, ami file an or!, and beat bidder for cash, al Tax School District Number gloat Answer or other plead public outcry. Hi* following One. na In the Office of the Clerk ,u*,.jqb*d property o f the Depersons whrjee names srs to of the above-styled Court on femUnta James It. Whit* and be printed on the ballot for or brfurs the llh day et Erlerte White: approval a* Trustees may be November, t**L The South *» feet of t*ol nominated at any Dm* up lo If you full to do so. a De­ t l arid the North 5! f» * 1 II day* preceding Die Dm* nf cree Pro Confeseo will be tak­ nf lest 1*. Bluek 11, BE Lthe election by petition nf en against you for the relief AIR. according to the Plat l five or m ire pereon* qualified demanded In the Bill of Com­ thereof a* recorded in to vot* In the election, end plaint. Plat Book 1. Pas* I* nf filed with the Hoard of Public If you fall to do eo. u DeSeminole County. Fbtrlda; Instruction of Seminole Coun­ ere* Pro Confeseo will be tek. Range ty. Florida, at least t l days en against you for the relief lleittur prior to the bolding of said demanded In the BUI of Com­ together tvIt it alt elructuree election. Petition form* may plaint. and Improvements, then or be obtained from the County W rr.NKdd my hand and seel thereafter un eald land. Superintendent of Public In­ of said Court *t Hanford. Thla la mad# pureuant »• struction, Sanford. Florida. Seminole County, Florida, this Final Deere* of F o r e c lo s u r e Only qualified elector* re­ loth day ot September, 13(1. entered In the a b o v e *»«••. siding In said Special Tax (HE W.i Chancery Docket No. 1111*. School District Number One Arthur II. Ile.-kwltb. Jr- now pending In the Circuit who pay lax on real or per­ Clerk of tha Circuit Court Court of and for Seminole sonal property within eald Hy: Martha T. Vlhlen County. Florida ___ district shall he entitled to Deputy Clerk IN WITNESS W H E R E O F , t . vot* tu the election. Williams. Salomon*. Kenney have hereunto **t my hand Hy order of the Hoard of <k Lin,I son and official seal this 14lb day thibllc Instruction of Semlnols Attorneys at l a w of September, 13*1County, Florida I " t l DuPont Building iBEALI . . . J. D. W ri g ht. Chairman Miami 11. Florida Arthur H* Itoi'kwtlh. Jr County Hoard of Public Publish Get. 2, 4, 1( , 33, I)*} cl erk of th« Circuit Court Instruction CDU-12L In and for demlnola Couu­ Seminole County, Florida ty, Florida Attest: New people in tom look it By: Martha T. Vlhlea K. T. MtLWEE. County Supt. Deputy Clerk Ht raid Ad*. Be »ure jour A Kx-Ofttclu Secretary Joseph M. Murasko Seminole County Hoard of buitneis Is represented with p. n. Bo* ::v Public Instruction attractive advertiscmcou. Fern Park. Florida Publish Oct. 3, ». I I . IJ. m i Publish OvL 2. l e * L t CUM-U Call FA 2 MUZ. CDM-AJL > �I Im m e d ia te R e su lts A r e S w ift A n d S im p le T h r u T h e H e r a ld C la ssifie d s. P h . F A 2 - 5 6 1 2 I. For Rent 12. Real Estate For Sale "CLEAN quiet Rooraa" The LOCH ARBOR 0 ablet. FA 2-0720. LAKE front 3 bedroom home on paved street. Only $SUO LARGE 2 Br. KiC. Eq., $30. down and assume $00 per Br. 1H bath *00. month payment. Total price Furn. 2 Br. central air-con­ only $15,000. ditioning lc heating. Fenc­ ed yard. $123. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS I Br. 2 Bath. $160. Realtor Raymond Lundquut, Asso. ROSA L PAYTON FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Reg. Reel Estate Broker FA 2 1301 17-92 at Hiawatha VERY nice 2 Bedroom block House on 2 large comer EFFICIENCY Apartment on tots. F11A financed. $10,300. Flrit St. Near 2 city free Call FA 2-2371. parking lota and shopping, No otllily charges. O ffice 204 W. First atorei. V A - FHA Suitable for couple or tin­ gle, alto retired people. RESPONSIBILITY: Property Management FA 2-4712. The Herald wlU not be reBroker sponsible for mora than ooa F U R N I S H E D Apartment. incorrect Insertion of your ad, Jim Hunt Realty Clean and close in. Jimmie and reserves tha right to re­ Cowan. 322-4013. Offers for your selection vise or reject any advertisethus* Bcniitlful-J, 3, t 1 ^.co t -tram -wbat-erdared u iar-APARTMKNTSr Bedroom conform fa tha policies of this Rooms private baths, 114 W. First St. Classified Phone ty r Raafarb Brralb Oet. 2, 1068 — Pane 5-A 21. Beauty Salons SW E E T IE PIE Br Nadine Settler 32-5613 > 32-5612 Government DEADLINES RENT A BED CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Rollaway, Hospital Sc Baby Tuta., thru Fri. - 3 P. M. day Beds. before laiertwn. Mon. • Sat. By Day, Week, or Month soon. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-3181 116 W. 1st St. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tue*., thru Frl. - 2 P. M. day LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer, before Insertion. Moo. • Sat. also 1 bedroom trailer on on. large lake. Adults only. Ph. FA 2-7368. 1. Loot & Found LOST: 2 Male Siamese Cat*. FA 2-1686. Reward. BEDROOM Apartment. Quiet neighborhood. FA 21462 from 8:30 to 6 p. m. Monday thru Friday. Ph. F a 2-4301 any other time. LOST: Flreitone 600 girl’a 26" Bicycle. Blue A white UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom with chrome fender* and 2 House, kitchen equipped. aaddla basket*. Reward. FA FA 2-3661, 2-3630. NICE neat cottage. 2306 Pal­ LOST: RED and white male metto Ave. Near the base. Beagle. Elder Springe area. Suitable for couple. FA 322-8699. 2-3321. O w ned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make the best home buy, tee the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office FA 2-21 IB Night FA 2-0648 323 0700 2. Notlcea - Personal* 2 BEDROOM House furn. 417 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. Holly Ave. Sanford. Call VACUUM CLEANER, repair*, Winter Garden 056-0770 3 NEW—3 bedroom Homes, parti, rtipplie* for F.loctro* by owner. 8.18-8209. collect. 1 lux, Kirby, Hoover, Alrl Way, Ilex-Air etc. Free 2 HOUSES furn. 1 Newly ONE 4 Bedroom House, one 2 bedroom House. Longwood f pickup. New and Uied decorated. FA 2-2377. area. 838 3911. cloanera sold. FA 2-2282. EFF. APT. 1 bedrm., kitchenette. FA ' •7896. Food FHA - VA \ • GOVERNMENT HOMEC. BABY BEEF—Aberdeen An- 7. Ilu»ines* Rentals 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS gus Supreme quality. For 803 1st. St. C ROOMS. Suita­ 1 AND 2 BATHS you: Ireeicr. Ph. FA 2-7714. ble for Office. Parking Most Kitchens Equipped available in rear. 322-2741 Down Payment From G For Kent from l l - G p.m. FHA $100 VA 2 BEDROOM Furn. Apt. 9. For Sale or Rent LOW MONTHLY FA 2 0641. PAYMENTS FURN. Efficiency Apartment IwMIGE 3 Bedroom Houses, EXCELLENT LOCATIONS for one or couple. Lights Sc 1 Sc 2 baths. By owner, 2U5 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY E. 25th St. water Included. Available October 1st. $43. FA 2-7399. 1 I ■# ) <• » it J i > t • .v i l « » ) t BEDROOM Duptcx Apt. furn 706 W. 4th St. Ph. FA 2-3610. LQVF.l.Y 4 bedroom 2 bath Kitchen equipped Home. Low down payment. South Pinecrest. 3223832. We Can Qualify You For One Of ’the sc U uN uium r Hume Buys In Minutes! For Complete Information, See Or Call Your FURN. Apartment. 3 Rooms AVAILABLE Oct. 1st. 3 Bed­ Sc bath and garage. 2320 rooms. l'a baths. Air-Con­ FHA - VA dition A heat. Kitchen equip­ Narcissus. FA 2-3146. SALES BROKER ped. Deep well, sprinkling 2 BEDROOM, Kitchen equip­ system, beautiful yard. $123 ped 323-0662. per mu. 103 Lake Dot Dr. Stenstrom Realty Day FA 2-IT00 or Night Real Estate—Mortgages 3 BEDROOMS, l 1* ~bath7. FA 2-8551. III N. Park Ave. 322-2420 Large yard. Children wel­ FA 2-7493 come. 322-5609. 12. Kenl Estate For Sale Kavenna Park FA 2-2677 FA 2 3829 FA 2 8360 QUIET lovely furn. Apt. 4 LOVELY 2 Bedroom block Evenings Rooms, Its baths. Large Home with separate tim­ FANTASTIC but TRUE screened porch. FA 2-4930. ing room. Large screened east porch. I.ocatcd on NEVER before a value quite 3 It M Furn. Apt. Clean. All like this. 3 bedroom con­ large corner lot with fruit, utilities. $30. 322-2761. crete block h»me on 1 and oak A magnolia trees. 2 acre corner lot lying on Car garage- By owner Ph. 3 ROOM furn. Garage Apt. Big Beautiful Lake Mary. FA 2-4199. Lights A water furn. Ph. Hardwood floors, Flagstone 322-1303. 3 BEDROOM, l bath older fireplace with he.i ti la tor, COUPLE. Charming furn. 1 home with income apart­ marble hearth and mantle, ment in rear. Sto.Suo. Ph. It c d r o o m House. Ijk c central heat, open porch 322-6969 fur appointment. Markham. FA 2-3630. overlooking lake, built-in GE kitchen, 2 tile baths, FURN. 2 Bedroom Duplex St. Johns Realty HUGE room for Hubby's Apt. 201 E. 27th St. Ph. THE TIME TESTED FIRM den, office, library, or hob­ FA 2 6177. lltt N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 by shop. Beautiful shade trees, large utility house, LARGE 2 Bedroom furn. COUNTRY HOME with 7 car porte and semicircle Apt. FA 2 MIL acres fur 310.900, Close In, drive. Call now and collect ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom, 2 —land—hted— Not—fancy—but tl.is rare Jewel for your home in good liveable cunbath House. Fla. room, very own. Under priced to dilion. Large rooms, 3 Bit, utility room. Kitchen equip­ sell before Octoher 3th. 2 bath Altogether a lot of ped Plus extra storage 1963 at $20,000, $3,300 down. value for the money, Terms. aria Available Oct. 3rd, J. W. Hall, Realty, Ph Cal! Pa J-U999. FA 2-3641. APT Gene Gables Lodge S O U T H W A R D LOA’ KLY 2 Bedroom, Central 2 Km. Furn. Adults $65 lu-at A air. White terruaau INVESTMENT A REALTY Meredith Manor. Hwy, |j( floors. Built in kitchen. 322-9173 Ph Winter Park 838 3331 116 N. Park Aw Largo lot in top residential urea. FHA rummitment. TWO Bedroom Home, kit­ NEW HOM ES Low down payment. 17'!00 chen equipped. On Like BY SHOEMAKER month. Pries $11,659. I'll. Golden near Air Base. Dur­ 3 AND 4 BEDROOMS 322-7245. ing day cal! FA 2 4913 alter 1, Hi, AND 2 BATHS 3:39 call FA 2-4736. FHA, VA £ Conventional ONE 4 Bedroom Hume, Or,*F in a iic iiiR ! 2 BEDROOM and .1 bedroom 3 Bedroom House Sanford SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL House. FA 2-3685. area 532-2744. emiwuch, IS U U M M A>-2 ‘ She's the fastest draw in the West, but she couldn't hit tha broad side of a barn'.'* 12. Real Eslule For Sale 16, Female Help Wanted ONE Bedroom L'U House. SHORT Order Cook. Must be Nicely furnished Homo for experienced. Apply Pig *N sale by owner. $7,000. $500 Whistle. Sanford. down and $64.44 per month ALIX OF SANFORD for 12 years. 2606 Elm Needs experienced s e w i n g Ave. Ph. FA 2-3727. m a c h i n e Operators for BY OWNER. 3 Bit. 2 bath. swimsuits and sportswear. CB Large rooms. 2 Large If you are experienced on *Tots, sprinkler s y s t e m. . factory tewing machines, Drapes throughout. Take "wa*~'aare steady, work for up payments. FA 2-133. you in a modern air-condi­ tioned factory, under very 3 BEDROOMS, Us baths. good working condition. Ph. Swimming pool. Furn. or FA 2 2204, ask for Mr. Cuunfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. riale. Sunland. ASSEMBLERS with factory JOHN E. FOX background in small parts. REALTOR Permanent residents of 110 N. Park Ave. 3230559 Seminole County. U. S. Citlsens. .Must work night when NEAR Paola School; new 7 necessary. Age to 43. Apply room home, l acre lot. Ph. Florida State Employment FA 2-3378, FA 2-0879. Service, 200 S. French, San­ NEW LOW ford, Fla, DOWN PAYMENTS $100 Down, many homes to WHITE woman, to live in and select from In either Pinedo housework. In Orlando. crest, Sunland Estates or Hoorn m l hoard plus sal­ Country Club Manor. Spe­ ary. 322 3362. cial terms to Navy fami­ lies. These are FHA A VA 17. Mule Help AVantcd owiu-d Homes. WANTED Grease man. Mid­ die aged. Experienced. In­ Seminole Really quire, Mr. McGowan at Naval Exchange Office or -m u a— Park Ave. Mr. 31. J. Sheard at herFA 2-5233 anytime ^vTnrstn 15. Huainess Opportunity ) t M . Ai PAINTING * Repairs. Work 34. Article* For Sale guaranteed. Free estimate* FA 2-0239. Fred HCetcger. 18 cu. ft. upright frener, ex­ cellent CUIld." $200 fill quick sale. tl«l4 N. Park Ave., M. G. HODGES (rear) Ph. 322 9363, 9 a m. PLUMBING to 3 p. in. # WELLS DRILLED 116 cubic ft. UPniGHT e PUMPS SERVICED A inaim Deep Freetu. 1- G. AND INSTALLED K. 12 cubic ft. Refrigerator. • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Both excellent condition. J. 0 FREE ESTIMATES C. Uunten, Lemon Bluff. CALL FA 2 6037 PAOLA ROAD $1 per day rental for Elec­ SINGER SEWING MACHINE CALL FA £5783 BUYING A nww m USED GAIT FINANCE IT WIT* US • Lew m erest Beta ♦ Law Monthly F e y e t a FLOtIDA STATE BANK S3 WILLYS Jeep. 4 Wheel drive, rectory lop- A -l Cond. FA I-4SST. 36 FORD WAGON. Good Shape. $330. FA J-T773. 37. Beats • Hotare 314 h.p. OLIVER Meter with separate tank. Good eoadi* Uoo. WO- FA H IS . : IS' PLYWOOD Cabin Cruiser. 50 bp. Electrte starting. with generator Evinmde and trailer. $633. 322-6037. 19' HOLIDAY. 2-40 hp. E lec trie starting__ Fv binaries. Tandom trailer. FA 341713. -4 Gateway To Tha Waterway Robson S portin g Good* Your EVINRUDE Dealer 304-6-8 E. 1st Pb. FA 2-$961 38. Motorcycle* •Scooter* I960 HARLEY Davidson. Like new. FA 2-3926. ALLSTATE MOPED. Only 4600 miles. Completely re­ built engine. Basket attach­ ment. Hunt 4k looks per­ fect. $1(10. FA 2-9463 after 4. 1963 YAMAHA motor scooter. $223. like new. 113* All­ state motor scooter $85. Good condition. FA 24069. AH New Cars Are In . . . • A LL A LL NEW DEALS! NEW CUSTO M ER PO LIC IES ARE HERE T O ST A Y ! tric Carpet Sliampooer with purchase of Blue Lustre. Carroll's Furniture. 34. Article* Fur Sale Our Modern Volume Sales Program Now! LET US PR O VE TO Y O U T H A T Y O U ’L L GET MORE | O R _ Y O U R “ A U T O D O LLARS A T HOLLERS’* Holler Motor Sales COMPANY 2nd. & Palmetto 2507 Pnrk Dr. FA 2*0711 FA 2-0861 NOW ON D ISPLAY! '£ 4 Tdum ph See The Sporty We Invite you to lent drive Ihe all new TOTAL PERFORMANTE HI FORDS! Coma by, pick up Ihe key and experience Ihe true luxury ride o f Ford’* "S P IT F IR E ” And Other Exciting Models AND 2 BEDRM., I bath. Available the end of Nov. tint Bamboo Ate Have Several New llumat Dr. Sunland Estates. Ph FURN Gotta ac at 5 Points. FA 2-2940. $65 per month. Ph. FA 2 1137 Now Under Construction, And A Few Nearly Com­ pleted! FURN. Apt. 2309 Mellonvilie. GIIEKN URIAH We Can Alto Custom Build Choice lot* available in Small unturn. 2 bedroom A Hume Jutl Fur You. Gr**nbtUr uf Loch Arbor home iuca'ad near huspiltl. j, ul. Compete Information1 titarlooking null cuur*e. FA 2-.1931, 465. Robert A. ' See or Call Yuur I uituni building to your Williams, Uealtur. GrernlirUr Ravenna Park • tdyllwildc ] ■peitflcatiim. EXCLUSIVE b.ALLs AGENT developed by A IT . $39. Surplus City. KINGS WOOD RITLDKR* INC. CLEAN 1st floor Apartmsnt Stenstrom Realty Privata entraare mog p.| HJ Fairmont Dr. F A 2-nU71 niello. |111 N. Para 322-2420 34. Article* For Sate PERMANENT Wav* Special Auto Glass. Tops CROSBY Shelvadore Refrig­ L Sea* Covers 20'* off regular price,. erator. $75. Hotpoint elec­ Open Evening* by appt. tric Range. $50. Call FA AUTO GLASS & 2-5614. F»ee parking lot. Services SEAT COVER CO, front tip to tip. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-I0J2 BABY BeJ. 2 mattresses, Cut’N Curl Beauty Bhop ALL WORK GUARANTEED stroller, training c h a i r , 318 Palmetto Ave. Jumper seat, spring horse. Phone door (1) 322-0834 32. Flower* - Shrub* $40. Or rrill sell separstely. Phone door (2 ) 322-8323 Also Maternity clothes, win­ FREE $30 PERM. WAVE PETUNIA plants. Woodruff's ter A summer. Sue 10-12. Garden Center, 601 Celery Complete Beauty Service $23. 322-6577. Ave. Harriett's Beauty Nook DIAL-O-MATIC ZIG ZAG 105 So. Oak. FA 2-5742 BLOOMING Roaea on double Repossessed, 63 Model, Makes cherokee stock. $2 30 each. Buttonholes, Sews on But­ 2.1. Plum bing Service* Gray Shadow) Nursery tons, Mikes Hundreds of 4 mi. S. on Sanford Ave. HINSON & HEARN Decorative Stitches, etc. PLUMBING CONTRACTING Guaranteed, Take Up Re­ DUTCH MILL NURSERY An­ Reoairs It Water Heaters maining 5 Payments of nuals ready now. Upsala FREE ESTIMATES 17.30. Pb. FA 2-8637. ltd. Near Mayfair Golf 204 E. 3rd St. 322-9143 Course. OIL Space Heater. 63.900 PLUMBING BTU. Very good cond. Rea­ 33. Fim itare sonable. TE 8-2992. Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATE.*" Used furniture, appliances, UAHGA^iS— Ladies Dressei. R. L. HARVEY tools, etc. Bought - Sold. bras and girdles (broken 264 Sanford Ave. FA 2-33U Larry's Mart 215 Sanford alies), some piece goods, Ave. Ph. FA 2-4133. Mens hats, dungarees, coat 26. Radio A Telex taloa hangers, store fixtures, cur­ USED T.V. Set* $10 up. Ser Sell Us Your Furniture. tain rods—all at bargain Quick Service With the vice calls $2.00. Sanfurd prices. 702 West 9th St Cash. SUPER TRADLNG T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford Sanford. POST. FA 2 0677. Ave. Ph. FA 29776. HUG 9 x 29. Acetate rayon, tweed mixture $23. Phone WANTED reliable couple to 27. Special Service* take up monthly payment* FA 2-7057. WASHING Machine Service. of $13.30 on 3 complete Fro« estimates on repairs. rooms of furniture. Call 36. Automobile* - Truck* 2610 Hiawatha. 322-7363. TE 9 1511, Casselberry, col 59 FOnD, 4 Door sedan. lecL Fordmatic. Power steering. Air-Conditioning Alr-Cond. Tinted g 1 a s a. FREE ESTIMATE H. B. POPE CO., INC. Thunderbird Vs Mo t o r . 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 Upholstering Sc Mattress ren­ Brand new tires. 21.500 ovating. New Sc Used Furni­ miles. 1 Owner car. .Mrs. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa Lloyd E. Boyle. FA 2 6127. Co., at 7W» Celery Ave. Uos, etc. Free estimate. Ph. 322 3306. FA 3-2117. HEADY MIX Concrete, winPiano Tuning and Repair dow sills, llutet.i, ateps, W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4223 blocks, mud, cement, rock, VACUUM CLEANER pipe, steel, grease traps, dry wells, stepping stone*. REPAIRS I*ARTS SALES Miracle Concrete Co. ELECTROLUX. Hoover. Kir­ 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 by, Rex Air, Air Way, G.E. .SEPTEMBER Special. Ladies Filter Queen, cte. Free A Childrens slmcs $1.91 pair. pickup and delivery. Serv­ Surplus City. 291 W. lit. ing Sanford for over 15 yeoT? Mi KWAY Oil Heater <iood 19. Situation* Wanted FA 2-4765. condition” 7. C. B:nrten SERVICE Stalion for lease la* moil Bluff. Inventory take-over. Good Washing, Ironing, baby sil­ TREE SERVICE. Expert tree ting. FA 2 4089. location Ph FA 2-4312. service. Reasonable rates, 29 GAL. Glass lined gas hot water Heater. Good cond. 8 year* experience. Free HOUSEWORK and babysit­ 16. Female Help Wanted Iks) Magnolia after 4 p m estimates. Ph. FA 2-4377. ting. Emma Lee 'lTiurnton. CURB Girl. Must he 21. Ap­ FA 2-7958. 26" Bicycle. 8 inllll LAWN SERVICE BOY’S ply Pig 'N Whistle, Sanford. meter Movie Camera. Rea­ BABA'SITTING day or night. Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ sonable. 322-4339. COLORED Girl for light Love A care. Big yard. isfaction guaranteed. Pb. Housekeeping and 2 pre­ Meals furnished, also will FA 2 1817. SINGER Round Bobbin equip­ school children. 11 a.in. to hoard. FA 2-79*0. ped to *ig zag and make TRACTOR Work. Mowing, 7 p.m. 6 days. $go. FA buttonholes. Guaranteed. Child Care FA 2 2274 disk, blade, FA 2-7661. 2-4.124. Assume 6 payments of $6.50. FA 2-9411. HOUSEWIVES Sc Mothers. PAINTING or Repair work. WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, Ph FA 2-7061 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS You can make $75. or more Local automobile dealers of­ All Types anil Sites per week on a part time fer their beat buys in Herald 20. Hairy sille rs We Repair and Service basis. Full time positions classified display ads. S T I N E also available, if y o u PERSON U.I/.K11 < told Care Machinery anil Supply Co. qualify, our Internationally 322-3920. 207 W 2nd St, FA 2 6132 known organisation is num­ ber one In its field. If you BABYSITTING day or night or regular. Experienced. 29. Autom obile Service have a pleasing personality - 1 FA 2 1212 and best references. For AUTO GLASS interview call Mr. Garland 21. Remit) Salon* Tuesday evening or Wed­ INSTALLED nesday and Thursday be­ Hard Porter Beauty Shop Scnkiirik Gin** iiml Paint tween 9 a. in. to 6 p in. Odd Wave 56 99 complete Company 322-6877. 1t9t W. 25th St. FA 2 1321 210 Magnolia Ph, FA 2 4622 RAVENNA PARK FURN. 2 Bedroom Moure. Adults. No pets. FA 3-7664. [29. Automobile Servlet 1DYLLWII.DE IMan To See Our Entire Line Of ’fit Model Cars Displayed Wed. - Thurs. - Frl. Nite Til 8 I*. M. Sat. Til 6 I\ M. fin e s t! H ERE'S ' THE KEY TO A 6 4 FROM FORO DRIVE ONE TODAY! — HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY N. Palnieilo Ave HIVE TOP BANK RATE FIN A N C IN G VALUE STAMPS — STRICKLAND-MORRISON - IN CO R PO R ATED IN CO R PO RATED Iftft WE E XC ELLEN T Saul old 908 K. Find St. Sanford - FA 2-1181 M( 4-8DI6 AM M * 7T �CANE SUGAR A H*W Conkfl HoB flTB-eent stamp win be wiwpmi on sate by tha K s t Offlca Dtpart* m a s t Saturday In Cake M ixes. . 3 Swift*! Assarted Skevhet* oe Fruit Cocktail Fruit D rin k .. Y.C. Peaches Pear. Halves. Tomato Juice Sweet P e a s.. Green Beans. Golden Corn. Baked Beans Sliced Beets . Beef Hash . . Beef Stew . . Corned Beef Ice Cream . . . 5 LM y*! Ffaesfplo>G«apefnslt M .V. OM Feshtos. O atmeal Cookies — C a rth a sr, T « R v k s » e Sown of tha former ■easts of S t a t e L U ep 'sH efred •* h k W Malhn M Cm Ui F ntm P'can Shortbread Nestles Quik. . . Libby*! Zesty Flo w ed Liquid Diet Food Sego Boat School Set For Law Officers TALLAHASSEE (DPI) The Florida Hooting Council will hold a special thrreday school this week beginning Wednesday to teach law offi­ cers how to enforce Florida’ s boating ssfety laws. Tho school will be held at the Florida Stale Patrol Recruit Training Center here. Personnel from the Slate Conservation Patrol, the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission, and water pa­ trol office's from sheriffs' de­ partments and municipal po­ lice departments are expected to attend. Shoes will ln»t longer In hot weather if the Inxldo of tho shoe lo dried out occasionally with tho blower of • vacuum cleaner. (all flavors) , . . Libby*! Teodor Green Ckickou Ctow Mela m Beef Chop Swoy Chun King . . . . Libby*! T ia b r Cut Libby's Csoom Style Piiblim Customer ^ ----- ) Senator Heads Study Panel LAKELAND (UPI) - Flor­ ida CHnts Mutual axecuUve vlco yrasident Robert W. Rut. lodge warned that at least ball ol the state's orange crop this year must be used tor concentrated Juice In or­ der to get tho best possible prices out of tho fruit crop. Rutledgo said that 38.US.M0 boxes out of tha predicted 80 million-box crop ahould end Up in conc«nt*ate. “ Oiled on an orange erop ef eo million boxes," he said, "we believe oranges can be marketed most orderly and profitably If the Industry channels tho crop Into tho uici lUted" on a chart pre­ pared by Mutual. ^ aely * . . FOLGER'S COFFEE OO ... FIATUM OF THI WIIK * 3 9 * A # I *■»* 1 w/purtbasaa af $5.00 or mare Libby*! D stflro w s Libby'* Dsliciews Rad , Genuine Samsonite M O raan S ta m p s ” Libby's Hoorty Corned Libby's Family Sisad W AAioe»f«aJ »•*•••* $ 1.00 ar Mara Ob Any FO LD IN G Anchor-Hocking Gtasewara . (C«i*wi M»trMte/s/su . . Wm TA BLE Libby's Tatty Canned o w a s ( Jn l O r t t n Stam ps ^ _ .idL A i . — —— mi A - ■ -*■m o jade FRICKS KFFKCTIVK ! THURS., FRI., SAT 0 1 0 5 0 A f OWAra a n S ta m p * § j All .• down produce lane • S ■ M G^ ore a n S ta m p s a iin m > a ir< N U * d Schick Sfltsi Iteel 7-ct. Infer llode* J U sc 3-ct. Deeble Idge Hades 79c 4B icwa* HitM te/s/os) %'Z. 4 hi n » 'H 10/S/Ut □ Onions • • «•• I * « ♦a •« * i • * * . . I i *. . I O W 5 W eV W h iT\- S < A f Oroon Stamp* WA Ais Om sk m t awdiiu iA 2-lb*. SWIFT FRIMIUM FRANKS l-lb. pkg. 59e MkMfBR McIntosh zt □ A p p le s ........................... I..' ten no ....... it/s/ut ET Georglo Swift's Premium Fork Bog □ Sweet Potatoes............. ». FRESH P O R K S A L E ” Fresh Picnics »29 Fresh H am s. ib55 Pork Roast r.* 39 Pork Steaks. It49 Spare R ib s . ib49 Pork S id e s. . * 39 Pork H ocks.. Ib33 b Sausoaew • dairy specials • * to •••0000*0 Copeland's Chunk Style Braunschweiger ■ f t . f d k s t l i C a ts CM Mergerins ....... ............. !*!T: 37c Tarnow's Testy Sliced •F M M Iant l BefMiMse Sour Crsem..................S? 39c Copeland's Flavorful Smoked Sausage , Fresh Fillots of Rod • frozen foods • W HERE SHOPPING IS A Grouper Frank; Midget S PLEASURE! K IN G S IZ E Tab 6 Btl. Ctn. 39c . nnass intkacstep m SPONSOnSSSSP, P H A M C A L L ICw JUMBO WESTERN Yollow Cooking U U U Q t NfKMAN’S LUNCH MIAT3 IFwW 011,4 . ' MH.lt 1 8-os. eL|t. S7« V Honeydews ) ^ U U U f > R K uu PFV IK U U I W I •ill All « * * m anS *hcSm i »fc C4V444 a t I M k a M i l l LYSOL DISINFECTANT U J G r a e n Stamps OCT. 3-4-5* 196? ' first tfpratlphth Man iitf oivlolife«f rowcoaausttf. • L M y 's Testy la rtk tt O m h H flm n d Mis TAUdtHASSEE (UP1) ■sb, B. C. Pearce, Bait Pals* tkt, baa bate appointed to bsad tba Lsfblativs Council's oommKtoe oa flnanca and taxation for tba coming two years. • paares, who was chairman e f tba Sonata Pinanct and Tasntlae CommlUoo during tba past legislative seiilon, was appointed to tha council post by Chairman San. James E. Nick Connor, Brooksvilk. - - I CALORIE PEIl fi OZ. FROM COCA COLA CO. SEM IN O LE P LA Z A CASSELBERRY, FLA Virginia Patroakl I*. O. Hox 1211 Hanford I'hjIHx Itugriiletn F\ : « r . i Loko Mair Nora Norrta TE 8-1314 A. Hemiaolo i �m McDonald To Run1BJoody Coup In For Re-Election 1 » 1 day announcing my dacy for re-elcctlou. candi- Honduras WEATHER: Scattered showers through Friday; hljrh today in 80s; low tonight In 70s. TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras VOL. 56 THURS., OCTOBER 3, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 31 United Press Leased Wire EsUblished 1908 (UPI)—Tha armed forces to­ "During the past three day overthrew President Ra­ years Sanford has taken some mon Villcda Morales in a pre­ major steps forward, under­ dawn coup followed by bitter taking a slum clearance pro­ Mayor Ton M c D o n a l d fighting. Heavy casualties gram whereby more than 140 “ broke tha fee" today by an* were reported. delapidated buildings have pouncing bia candidacy for reSharp clashes weaa report­ been condemned and demolelection aa City Commiaaloner. ed between army troops and R. E. Porter wonder* when civil guard troops defending the other potential candidate* (he president. There were will announce? He know* o f "many" dead and wounded on both sides, according to two who are “ allently" cam­ informed sources. NEW YORK (U P I) paigning while two more are giving It “ consideration.” Oct. Heavily armed regulars At the end at seven full Inn­ swarmed through the city, ings nt play the loss An­ Id la deadline fur filing. geles Dodgers led the New surrounded the presidential • • • York Yankees .1-0 on a palace ami seized public Only two more day* remain two run double by Willie itles. for eligible resident* not now Davts and a solo homer by The coup came off only 10 registered to do so In order to SAN JUAN. P. R- (UPI) Rill Showran. days before scheduled vote Nor. 5. Cam I LIrace's reg* — Death dealing Iturrlcana re IJtlew*tan*. fie - t a t in t iBW a rricg trr in - t iw n n u r t I'aini will ....... t’ i»'—»*>!»» a Ident. Villeda Morales would houie will be open 9-3 Friday rape of Haiti with 140 mile att have completed his six-year and Saturday, after which hour wind* and flooding tldci term a week from next Sun­ the registration books will be and rain about midnight, tha ALGIERS (UPI) — Prrsl* day. cloaed until after the election. Weather Bureau warned to­ dent Ahmi-if Ren Bella, his At 10:30 a.m., seven hours Caml reports big increase in day. troops alirudy occupying the after the coup, the situation registered voters. Resident* of the island re­ was still fluid. Civil guard headquarters city of insurgent • • public wero in grave peril Berber tribesmen was expect­ units were reported as back­ t . s McDo n a l d Cotton Surplus Up front the interne storm which Member* o f the DeBary ed to be given emergency ed into the central jail build WASHINGTON (UIM) - started it* course through tho Garden Club have Invited their powers tinlay for further ac­ ished. thus eliminating a Ing and resisting fiercely. Thu nation's cotton surplus I* Caribbean by wrecking th# 1number of unsanitary and husbands to the opening meet* tion ngalus the rebellion. Rumors circulated that a climbing again tills yenr in Island nf Tobago and killing blighted arras, ing of this year at 8 p. m. Fri* military Junta had been form­ Government troop* Wednes­ iqiito nf n sharp recovery in nt least 23 person*. "Plana have been complet­ day in the Community Center. day night entered Tltl-Ouxuu, ed with armed forces chief cotton sale*. Tim San Juan bureau locat­ Mrs, Eric Vihlen, of Sanford, where the rebellion bruke out ed and work will start short­ Col. Osvaldo Lopez Arellano ed the storm's center at It ly on a 20-ji’ar water im­ at the head. This could not be will be guest speaker. Sunday, ami occupied It with­ First Come— provement program. Lake confirmed immediately. it.in. EST about 123 miles • • • out firing n shot. There has Monroe Imlu-trial Park has WASHINGTON (UPI) - south of Port au Prince, cap­ Villeda Morales was report­ Knights of Columbus will Ibeen no bloodshed in any of Democratic leader Mike Mans­ ital of Haiti, near latitude Stage a flower and plant sale the encounters between Ben been dedicated and platted o( ed a prisoner in the palace hl, Um[] field said today it would bo Id.8 north and longitude 72.4 from 10 a. m. to 0 p. ni. Sat­ Bella's forces and the rebels, record to Insure a place for Sanford's light industrial do, . » flr*t come, first served in west. It was moving toward urday at the Food Fair, Winn- and neither aide ape|<ared anx­ thu Senate fur civil rights and the northwest at about It) velopmcnt. | MUMI (UPIt-Radio Dixie, 20th and French, and ious to start any. tux cut legislation. m.p.h., a course and speed •A stepped up street re-, ,juras hoard here today said Publix, 420 ami 17*02. Chair­ But there were indications it vvmi expected to maintain man Jerry Lleseiifelt petunias, the rebel* planned a guerrilla “ 'Having program U planned I ,iie urm(>ll (urcM overthrew along with the start of a President Ramon Villeda Mo­ until (t hits the Haitian pen­ Hunt Kidnaper gramiifloras, m u I 1 1 f 1orwa, campaign against the govern­ street paving program, com­ rales and took power MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - insula. dianthus, pansies, rudbecklm, ment. pletion as a Joint venture Lowest pressure In th* hur­ Police kept up an all-out man­ hull ssters, verbena, pepper Ben Bella, who already hu* with the county of the four- "in view of the restlessness ricane’* ernter hnd dropped and anarchy reigning hunt for thu kidnap killers of und daisies will be offered. wldr [rowers ns president, pre­ laning of 2-rtli Street west of country." MeKsa Ann Lee, 3, and Bar- to a barometer reading of • • * mier, and heud of till domin­ trench Avenue. The transmission linn* Fcshnitg, 4, today know­ 27.UO Inches. • • • Lyman High funs will pro­ ant laditiml party, asked the Emergency e v a c u a t i o n (rum Hie third military zone ing they may never learn how ceed by motorcudc for the Fri- National Assembly for more "This and a number of and w-us adilres-ed to the warnings were issued for lowthe tot* died. duy night game at New Smy­ and was not expected to be o t h e r important programs lying area* in southern Haiti “people of Honduras." rna Ileach. I'u no ic will form denied. have been accomplished with­ and the southern roast of tha broadcast attacked Wreck Hurts 32 Insurgent leuders Col. Mo- out having to raise ad valor­ T h e at ft p. m. at the high school what it termed ‘ ‘llagrant v MARINETTE. Wi*. (UPI) Dominican Republic, west of hand Ou El 1lullj and former em taxes." and move out at p- m. lotions of the political consti­ — A Chtcngu and Northwest­ .Santa Domingo. Vice Premier Hoc Itie Anil • • • McDonald received his de­ tution ami obvious Communist Navy Ai'iulemy. Still unturned, this mint win no uio mutampmcn h nmucin, Person* in thois area* wera ern ’’400" passenger train Ahmed withdrew tn Michelet, gree in business administra­ induration endangering the and will put in IiIh upiwaranco at future ncmlcitiy nttortinir event*. Patrick Some time ago the Police warned to seek higher ground roared through an open switch Benevolent Association picked another town their forces con­ tion from Stetson University stability of democracy and W illis, 15-yca r-elil midshipman from Orlando, is acarcliitiK for u name for “ before rising waters from and plied into a tine of box trol near Tlxl-Ousou In tha In HU] and nllrndetl the Uni­ republican Institutions." up 24 turkey eggs, hatched the mascot other than the usual “ Hilly.” (llm d d Photo) ear* late Wednesday nigbt. the storm tides cut off asversity of Florida law sellout them out und raised the birds mountains east of Algiers. Police said nt least 32 per­ cape." They sought to rally their lor two years. at their headquarter* on the “ This U an *tiiergenr7 sona wero injured. The Mayor served as pres­ lake front. These turkeys will supporter* to continue the warning, ** storm tides will fight against ib'it Bella's one ident of the Rotary Club l>c the prizes at a "turkey flood coastal land* to heights Weapons Han 11960-61), of the Jnjcecs shoot" between 1 and 5 p. tn. man rule. nf eight to 10 feet above nor­ UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (1»MI 5!) >. treasurer of First Oct. 12 at the I’ llA ll<|. I UPI) — Ireland railed on tha mal levels," the Weather Bu­ Methodist Church (IMI-ffii), • • • great powers today to follow reau said. vice president of the SanfordOlive branch has been ex­ Up the Moscow lest ban treaty Seminole Development C'orp. truded hy the Chamber of with a new agreement to proFrlntds here lenrtird today i hMI i, is a member of the Commerce to thu City Coinvent the apri'iu! of nuclear llml all five members of * Sanford Port Authority, di­ neve municipal water system A eommittee In plan a Refinision. Chamber has invited WASHINGTON (UI’ H - wen pons to countries not now rector of the Chamber of former Sanford family were ri-ution Center for AUtimonUi will he drawn in the mar tu­ Commission members to a NEW YORK (urn— Secre­ Underworld Informer Joseph possessing them. killed in a head-on automobile “ get-acquainted" dinner-meet­ tary of State Dean Rusk has Commerce, vice president ol tu re. collision several week.* ago rt Springs was approved ut Wed­ Vuluchi is offering ’'convinc­ ing this evening nt the FP&L found that despite its more the Abstract Corp., president Report* on progress of the SANTO DOMINGO (U P D nesday night’s meeting of the Counterfeit Case Custer, S. I). recreation ureu. Press UNIN­ cordial approach to East-West of I) & M Construction lamn water department given by ing evidence" that a secret Armeil leftist band* were re­ Killed were I.t. (Mr. J. Town Council. The plan win NEW YORK fUPI) — A Corp., Is a member of the leg­ VITED because, us one offi­ negotiations, the Soviet Union Harold Itndrliffe, run-lilting gangland government menaces l‘ub.in refugee, Mario Garcia ported ready today to visa islative committee of the Morphy Duncan, 39; hi* wife, presented by fhnrlc* Pu*tercial put it, ‘‘we wind ut let our has not rhanued its stand mi rrrgtnrrr, rttntrd that dottliT lb» tl. S society, Sen. John L. Kiddy, today faced charge* of against the Dominican Repub­ 'American i.aml Tule Assn., .Mis. Oiu ('bitty lluticun, It.*, mick wh<> reeenTiy no t with a hair down, try to get together the potentially explosive Ber­ wise the system D now 30 per McClellan, D-Aik., said today. lic'* civilian junta govern­ and was vice president of the and their daughters, Jayne, N, citizen* group to determinu Mt-CIcllun I* rlmirmnn nf conspiracy for his alleged part ment a* soon as their leaden anil grt off to u new, smooth lin and German issues, U. S. cent completed. Florida l.ami Title Assn. Kebrceu Jean, (i, and Joy interest in the proposed build­ in a plot to Counterfeit 30 start for the betterment of official* said today. Customer response is run­ the Senate investigation* sub­ give (hr word. Murle, 2, peso notes and imuggts them ing. Rusk, In the course of u long ( 1958-50>. our community." ning higher than not imputed committee which lots been "The authorities 'have not into Cuba to finunca under­ He Is married anil the Commander Dunnm was a Serving on the planning • • S' discussion Wednesday night arrested n tingle member of with ricurly BOO home* signed listening to Valachl’* lurid de­ ground operations. pitot nt Sanford Naval All committee with pusternnek tlier ot lour children. our organization," a leftist for tin* service. Completion scription of the Cnsu Nostra Friday apepais to lus “ leav­ with Soviet Foreign Minister Station in tha mitl-lUbU*. will he Boll Newell, l.orne crime combine. With the hear­ spokesman lold UPI at a of thu tank is expected next ing Sanford day." Police Chief Andrei Gromyko, found the The family was rn route Jaeh ami Mr*. Jcnn Paster­ Dam Trip secret meeting on tha out­ week und mains lire in the ing recessed until next week, Roy Williams off to Houston, Kremlin still standing film on from Oxnard NAS, Calif., for nack. Mayor Lawrence SwnfWASHINGTON (UPI) — skirts ot Santo Domingo. process of installation in the McClellan gave a short npTexas, fur the International it* demand for eventual liquid­ a visit with relative* ut Mu.- fnrtl will serve ns council rep­ piuisul o f the trsliluuny to President Kennedy flew to “ We have arms. Wc did not Hiiutii end of town. Association of Chiefs of Police ation of tha Allied position in frccsboro, N. C-, prior to u resentative until Councilman Arkansas today, to dedicate go into haltle on the first day dale. In other business u letter convention. Everett Kerr off Kid encircled West Berlin, the new assignment ill Puerto Frank Gcrhurdt resumes ac­ He noted that iiiiirh of the n dam at llcber Spilngs and of the coup (that ousted exfrom Housing, Home and Fl­ to New York City for the sources said. Rico. Interment was at Murtivity after suffering a heart stubby e* - hoodlum's testi­ to keep a Little Rock speak­ President Juan Host'll a week However, Gromyko was re­ ounce Agency wa* read ml world srrjcs and to line up FORT LAUDERDALE frees ‘urn. attack several week* ago. mony is “ not especially new." ing ilatu which hu* been ago Wednesday) because wc ported to be approaching vising that the town’s requipl those five nume bands for the Il l'll — The manager of » Pasternack reported that But, he rimnnented, author­ clouded by a local racial *rg- wanted tn avoid the tiscleij for preliminary funds towards Sanford social season. Andill,'‘*" “ '" I ul,ier >" « piano rental firm hero *uy* Interest in the Center run* ities in New York and else­ ri gallon dispute. loss of men and weaponi." thu street anti ilruhmgo Im­ three businessmen off for « " i"dl- two American adventurer* high ami that the residents where are cursrntly following . . _ . Tiie spokesman said (he provement project is under three weeks to Mexico City, 1stlon the K r e m l i n [dull* linked with the anti-Castro are "ready In go to work." It up leads from VaIucIM's nar- * lOH C o n tlH U lM I Communists had wanted to . . . within the foreseeable futuie advisement. movement are five days “ over­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — strike at once at the generals rntive of gangland warfare of Sheriff J. L. Hobby said was pointed iiLil that thcru to whip up another crisis such A letter from the South­ Chairman Paul D. Lewis Jr. due" on a flight to Central at 12:10 this afternoon the are some 1"■> girl* in the the 1930*. Hearing* on a petition hy St. who ousted Bosch and install­ aa those which in recent years report* (1,744.30 pledged for America in one of hi* [dunei. ■ulomohile used by the community Interested in Girl eastern Underwriters Asso­ Augustine Negroes for an ill- ed a three-man Junta In his Sen. Karl KMiindt, It S. have threatened to trigger nu­ the United Fund at the first Robert Evans of Beech Air rapi-t was found at mam Scouting und that un adequate ciation advised that an in­ !>., (In- top Itepuldirau mem­ junction to slop enforcement place, Imt the left-wing Juno clear war. spection can lie made upon coffee. Servii es said free lame pho- at Maitland. meeting hull i* much in dober of the subcommittee, said of n city ordinance requiring It party persuaded tho Beds completion of the water sys * • • tegrupher Alexander I. Itorke nianil. In addition, teenager* be begun the hearing* feeling permit* fur demonstration* to wait and see what the Unit­ Sheriff J. L Hobby anil his lem to d ter mine if the town and hi* flying partner, Geof- deputies were continuing their of the area could make much Ten topsalesmen of the somewhat skeptical about Vnl- uu* continued in Federal ed Mates would do about rec­ cun be grunted an Improved fry Sullivan, left hure Sept. search today for a Negro, use of the* facility, Macklc organization, who sold ognizing tlm junta. uclii as a vvlines but had come Court here, Insurance rating. Tins now committal: wilt be­ 24 for Honduras amt Panama. about 33, who heat and raped nearly (2 million in home* lu believe that hi* testimony Homer fSwell Jr , former E S m m m Evans said Wednesday he n "O yeor-flld lcrngwood while gin work immediately with anil humesite* at Deltona, are Wiis especially solid. STUART. Fla. (UPI) A councilman, appeared with a bring feted for three days in record expectations thnt plnmong re­ inches of rain fell notified the Federal Aviation woman Wednesday. McClellan snid he hoped to complaint against his neigh the "Goldrn Trlungle." Sales­ here during it six-hour period Agency und FBI the men Hobby said that after the ports will be ready by the bur’s uir-romiilioning instal­ "expedite" Vuluchi'* testimony men coming from Michigan, thnt started late last night, were uveniue in Id* tv*lit- attack liie Negro roam'd the 0*1. 13 Council no feting. v,L,n the squat t u N o . I r a lation which he said created engine plane. Germany, District of Colum­ the weather bureau said. Routine approval passed the alumnus return* to thu wit­ woman of (14 in cash and a nuisance in tlm area due Itorke has participated in stole her automobile In make onlinanre jetting the l'Jii.'tbia, Missouri ami Illinois, The rain, which fell between ness table next Tuesday, to fumes, noise and heat. • • • 11:13 lu*t night ami 3:.‘to this several bombing raid* over Ids getaway. I'l general budget ut *■'11,174.Mis. Swafford, l.yumn The woman was treated for 30 a* presented at the Sep­ Neighborhood Chairman fur From the Kiwunis Bulletin: ■miming, toppled the previous t'ninmunist Cuba, the ia*t one “ Show inc a man who under­ ore-day record of ti.30 inches, j reported was in April of this shook and hruises at a hos­ tember meeting. A separate Girl Scouts, expressed appre­ budget for operation of the |year. pital. stand* women and I'll show set in 1997. ciation to the council and you a man who’s in for a big mayor on Indiatf of the girls surprise." for use of the tomimmllv • * • House at a meeting place and Co-operation and co-ordina­ Attorney S. .1. Davis Jr. TONIGHT tion between Seminole and wu* authurUeii to prepare an Sanford Ja>vrr» v* Titus­ Orange sheriff* deputies paid election ordinance for presen­ ville -—• there. off recently. Two Juveniles tation at the next meeting. South Seminole V* Sanford escaped train the Orange de­ Jr. Hi — nt hinzsiMHl. tention home. Deputie* from II) Frank blearer [ when tiros*' request for a roll tion as evidence Congress will Funds were voted for Ittquir* i . j a I FRIDAY both counties surrounded a Lyman at New Smyrna United I'rcss International call vote on one of the mess- still tie in session at Christ- ie» into research, agriculture, LODOWOCQ ASKS house at Suntand Estates . , , WASHINGTON (UPI) — ure* failed. Imat. They noted that the »tu- interstate taxes, bunking arid a n 7** *y r • Beach, the boys skipped out the back House members. alternately 1 tnnllll* at Oviedo. Among Hie item* approved tionery stole curries * nice *0(1118 other mutter*. Extra nt- A d L . 1 0 door . . . into the arms of the laming amt chrering, author- uu* an added loon "stattom ry line o f handy seasonal item* lowarhr* were provided for ]|^ itoun.i K*lr* Apopka at Sanford. law again. ized for themselves a new silo wane*" fur each of tha [such as C h r i s t m a s curd me ruher*' oft n od telephone 1 Ri-prcsenta lives of the ABC SATURDAY • • • amt telegraph bills and for Garbage Company of Hanbod,1 Cr»um# at Euclid (Del.ami) round of trips, investigations 1.1, members. This raised to a leather good* and pen set*. have been invited to attend to- j ■— - - - - — - - - - Congressman Ed Gurney's and official expenses Wednes- record (2.100 a year the In another sign that fall has stamp*. Florida Ri-lrihutor* For In-iiman The added travel authority day’s S p. m. tnretlng of tlm is t s ir r> news bulletin say* that “ the day ut a total cost of about |amount m member may spend arrived, the Commerce and ln the House stationery utore, Agriculture committer* were touched off one of the zburp- Long wood City Council to dD- ( • e t s r o l l r o s t new tux bill will aiid ,'!0q (1.2 million. The boo* were fur Hep. It which sells at w h o I s a I e authorized to send delegation* e.-t exchanges in lecent llou-e cus* the company's franehiMTALLAHASSEE (UPI) page* of maze to the revenue scheduled International j history between Groat und with the city, Ronald Hamm, a Itrot* gradcode. One wag says this 1* R. Gross, K-lowa. (he well- price* or beluw. If be doe* not t o th« uate of Florida Mute L'niverthe only nation where it take* known economizer, whir spoke Ui* the full allowance, tha meetings on communication* 1R«p. Haiobi D. Cooley, D-N. |Other b u s i n e s s on f a r e * C., who gave a spirited do-'agenda includes presentation -ity, took over today as usmore brains to figur* your agalnst several of th* Item*; congressman may draw the (Geneva), p l a n e FA 2-0651 |B.» W. I IUST ST. (Rome i, arid food and agri- fen.se of IrgUIarive work trips Iund approval of the IU(i3-dt sisiaut director of alumni uf tax than to earn the money in the package of “ housekeep. rest in cash. {abroad |budget. ^tali* ut FHU, ,to pay H-" ing bills. The cheer* caui*| Some members saw' the a*-, culture (also Route). * * C lO 6 s Formal announcement was made todiy by Mayor Thomas S. McDonald that be will be a candidate to succeed him* self at a member of the San* ford City Commission, In the Nov. 5 election. “ It has been my privilege," McDonald stated, "to serve the people of the City of San­ ford as a member of the City Commission for the past three years, with this past year as your Mayor. "Alter a very careful ex­ amination of the responsibil­ ities of this office, 1 am to­ ^m tfnrfc Ib r a tfi Flora Due To H it H aiti Tonight - Bulletin Ben Bella Asks More Power To Smash Rebels • 0 JtSU VA ... Five In Fori Former Gangland Rule Approves Altamonte Sanford Family Called Menace Die In Crash Planning Committee !o Society Russia Remains Firm On Berlin V * Killer Storm Packs Winds Of 140 MPH New Dominican Revolt Talked 2 Anli-Casfro Fliers Missing Search Pushed For Attacker 6.59 Inches Of Rain A t Stuart Grid Schedule For Week End Economy Appeal Booed By Lawmakers House Votes Self New Round Of Junkets Session m % * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 02, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 02, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 02, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/44e0aa6e482671272ccd4328db7304da.pdf 2c678dbdd1632a7f8a5d92856bea142c PDF Text Text O cTosei /) /? 6 3 T Hi U D e te tts e i 3/, / W �WEATHER: Generally fair today and Wadneeday; high tod-y in upper 80s; low tonight In 60a. Uni tad P row 1m m * W lr*. . EetnbHahad.HKM _ .TUBS., -OCTOBER 1, 1963 . HANFORD, FLORIDA Mayor Tom McDonald said today he will h a rt a formal anarniociratnl Tfconday ro his plana fo r aeeklag re-elec.tioa. R. E. Porter prophesied throe or four weofca ago and still say It’* a aafe bet His Honor WILL seek re-election. • • • City employe Quintas Ray who lost «U that food to burg­ lars last weekend had most of It back today. Folico L t Bon Butler talked to two boy*, 10 and 12, and they admitted the theft. And Ben laughed, the boys ate all the ice cream, ona became alek and his mo­ ther fed him castor oil. ............... ........................ .......... Flora Rakes Isle, H it Caribbean J . M. GARRETT accepts the keys for his new department store building from Carl B. Hall (left), representing the Yowell estate. LeRoy Robb fright)., head of th e CarrctH Daniel Construction Company, ie renovating the building prior to the G arret grand opening. ‘ (Herald Photo) Garrett Gets Keys To Yowell Building ALGIERS (UPI) - Cab Moand Ou El HadJ today called on troops of his 7th Military Region to join his relwl movement against Pres­ ident Ahmed Ben Bella and in an-order o t the day boasted he would crush any attempt to subdue him. From hie headquarter* at Michelet, one of three oppo­ sition strongholds in the Grand Kabylia Berber region, the grlixled 65-year-old vet eran of the war for Inde­ pendence issued the appeal at noon. Ills latest act of defiance Indicated President Ben Bella may have to use force to quell the insurgent! headed by El Hadj and his political ally lloclne A it Ahmed, chair­ man of the clandestine So­ cialist Forces Front FVS. Ths mounting tension be­ tween the loyalist and dissi­ dent camps caused worry among French authorities for ths safety of the 100,000 French residents still living in Algeria. Mayor Burns Raps Mathews Russia Bolsters Border Guard Wheat Policy Junta Releases J00 Prisoners -As Algeria Faces Threat Of Civil War Son. Mack Cleveland Jr. today accepted appointment to the State Legislative Coun­ cil’s committee on stats per­ sonnel and retirem ent First meeting Is O ct 11 a t Tallshaste*. Downtown Sanford received of thle building In downtown e * e a big boost today when a rep­ Hanford. An honorary deputy sher­ Gov. Farris Bryant baa re­ "Our decision to make this iffs card issued to Eugene resentative of the tru st de­ appointed Frank L. Miller as Judge of Seminole County partment of the First Nation­ considerable investment indi­ Brewer, of Lake Mary, caused sm all claims court and Henry al Bank a t Orlando turned cates our faith and confidence grand jury i n d i c t m e n t s A. Simpson, Geneva, and over to Joseph M. G arrett ths in tho downtown business sec­ against four men charged in tion tif Sunford. Mayor A R. Lormann, Longtha so-called 'citrus scandal" In form ally accepting the to be thrown out of court wood, as members of the keys to the newly remodeled Yowell Building a t Rand and building, G arrett said, " I be­ ftomlnol* C o u n t y Housing Monday. First Streets. lieve the people of Sanford Authority. 8herlff J . L. Hobby explain­ Carl B. Hall, assistant trust will like very much w hat we s o * ed it ia customary by all sher­ officer a t the bank In brief have to offer them in this Congressman 8yd Herlong Ceremonies held today, said, newly renovated building. 1 iffs in the state to issue the will address the Florida As­ ?‘On behalf of our good cus- would like to take this oppor­ honorary cards and that the sociation of Realtors conven­ mrr, 'Captain' Arthur E. tunity to thank the bank for holders have no police powers tion Oct. 10-12 at Miami t?,'owel!, it ia indeed a pleas­ the interest and co-operation or recelro salaries. .Beach. Attending from the ure to culminate this morning in up-grading this fine prop­ Brewer waa a member of Seminole County Board of the grand Jury which last the months of negotiations erty." Realtors will be Charles and work leading to the lease John Krider, manager of the spring Indicted Billy Lamar Field, president; A 1 . Lor­ Hammond, Ralph W. AiderChamber of Commerce, said, man, C. R. laswdtnnllk ami mann, president-elect, and "We congratulate Mr. G arrett Alba Tyndall Hall. WlUlam Stamper, past presi­ on this progressive atep and dent. On motion by State A t­ wish him every success In this torney A. L .Steed that the In­ « • • new venture." R. E. Porter has learned dictments were invalid aince Carroll Dunlel Construction Brewer was " a deputy sher­ downtown Sanford Is duo for Company of Sanford Is the iff," Circuit Judge Voile A. another "shot ia the arm " contractor for the bank. within a week when an out-of Williams ordered the true bills quashed. town merchant moves Into JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — the space formerly occupied Steed then filed like infor­ Mayor llaydon Burns implied mation charging Hammond, by Kel’s 3 A 10 at First and Alderman a n d Lowdermilk today he had been betrayed Magnolia. Formal announce­ with grand larceny, falsifying by Sen. John Mathews’ enment due late this week. Into tU.1961 guberna­ • • • . - ■ r e y d r ant* •n-fSey I n ’.J,-tottorial rare. ll'dl, attache Of (he Florida Mayfair Men’s Golf Asso­ LONDON <UPI) - Dm "K la difficult to under­ Department of Agriculture, ciation will elect officers at ylet Union was reported today cbar^ wIU> conipir#cy. stand hla entering tlie race in > p.m. tonight at the Mayfair to be strengthening IU guards H|.Acn)# Coneent»*e. 0 f | the light of financial and vote Hotel. Also will discuss tour­ .lung if i. frontier with Red Fw##t clty> chnrf[(<, ,t w, , support I extended In hla benament rules and a member . ‘ * " j swindled of some $»)0.000 In ermpaign fo r • Senate seat, ship drive. the Far East. o d d the amount of solids received. which he filled’for only one Diplomatic sources>u n i both j Ju(, , e Wintoini rulfd the term," Burn* said. Congressman Syd Herlong, CKCILE HEARD'S ap­ moves appeared to be preeau- four un. Bums, an unannounced can­ \ of our district, came in for pointment a* Sanford tiona prompted by the worsenthe |alna ,,on<„ #nd that< didate for the same office, high praise today from bis postmaster was c o n ! subject to arraignment, trtol said there was "no agreement colleague in the ilouse, Rep. firmed by the U. S. ing Siuo-Bovtot conflict The strengthening of U.rdor hrl(, Ul(| wrek of written In blood" that Math­ Charles E. Bennett. The Senate Monday ufter- xuanlit wua believed designed ews should not toss hla hat Jacksonville solon hailed ller noon, it was reported to discourage any further In- • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Into the gubernatorial ring long for "his role In the pass ^ _ to The Herald today by ciJenU along the disputed but "a man doesn’t come into age of the tax reduction bill.1 I E ly P f O C C M | | | t U. S. Rep. A. S. Her- frontiers in the East. your office and accept your He further praised the fifth Die show of nnvul strength JV ■ I v J j v l l V II long Jr., who nominat­ open endorsement and finan­ district Congressman for "his in tho Far Fust nppeured 1 ed her. cial support by saying he’s tremendous attainment in iurgety uimed ut Asian public 1 going to seek tbs same office. bringing about the first step opinion, u.h a reminder that I la tiie passage of a macli the Soviet Union has impor- | WASHINGTON (UPI)—fe n needed tax reduction to spur tant political stakes in the Republican wheat slate con­ 3 Bosch Aides f r e e enterprise, stimuwte area and tire strength to de­ gressmen u r g e d President the economy and strike Reach Miami fend them. Kennedy today to "clarify" blow against Increasing un­ MIAMI (U P I)—Three highIds position on the proposal employment In thin country." ranking officials from the de­ to sell U. S. surplus wheat to • • • 8ANTO DOMINGO (UPI) Work Start Set posed Dominican Republic Russia. R. E. Porter reminds would —The civilian junta govern­ government of Jusn Bosch srThe legislators’ wire to be candklates for the City ment early today ordered the On Courthouse rtvrd here last night with Work will 1* started late I Kennedy cam e after three Commission they have only IS relrii.e of nhout 7**0 political Uieir families. t days to tile, and for school prisoners arrested since ex- this week or early next week I cabinet-level officials endorsThe deported officials were President Juan Bosch was in renovuting the exterior of ^ **10 transaction at a^ meet- former vice president Seguntrustee they have 20 days. • • • ousted by the armed forces'the Seminole County court-1 ^nf* "l'*1 t*1® S®*>ate foreign do Gomalex Tamayo, Angel I house, it wu* reported today Relations a n d Agriculture Miolsn, head of the Domini­ State Sen. John E. Mathews Wednesday. An official spokesman said by l.eitoy Robb, head of the Committees. J r., first candidate to an­ Agriculture Secretary Or­ can revolutionary party, and nounce formally for governor about bO known Communists' Carroll Daniel Construction ville l_ Freeman, Commerce Jacobo Majluta, minister of in the November 1964 elec­ will Ihi exiled. It appeared Company. finance. They came on a Robb, with a hid of $11,100, Secretary Luther H. Hodges Itobh, tion, has appointed It. Plant that the other prisoners would Dominican airlines plane. W i l l ■ t 'l 'O tl if i l t w ladder for the und Under Secretary of State was Osborne Jr., Jacksonville, as lie released unconditionally. The men were whisked George W. Ball told the sen­ low bidder, with The Junta also ordered pol­ contract. The In campaign treat urvr. through Immigration a n d • • • ice to make no further rnida $7,000, dropped out anil the ators at a closed door Kiiilon were not immediately avail­ approved that the administration wnulj | Buddy Kirk. Sanford, and or ai rests for the time living, i’i>unty CommU decide within the next few able for comment. Ronald Peacock, Casselberry, but indicated that new orders the fo a tra c t for Robb. days whether to iliow pri­ are two of 18 resident ad vis on (Ids point migiit bo issued vate U. S. wheat traders to Infant Saved era for men named for Stet­ later in the day. sell Russians. The tlirec-mnn junta install­ son University's D e L a n d Gets Theto 10thecongressmen asked From Death ed Thursday by Armed Forces campus. Kennedy w h a t diplomatic Little 2 weeks old Andrea • • • Secretary Victor E. Vina* the United States Frances Kovlnski who lives From the Lion's Pause: Roman appeared to i«* court­ apply to other free with her parents a t 210 Science has produced so ing opposition groups which eral Pougta* countries trading with Brighton Way, Casselberry, many substitutes lately that had vowed they would never stood a t -oldiei or other Communist na­ caused quite a bit of excite­ | it'a difficult to remember support the government if it for 15 minute* Hi if Uie U. S.-Russian ment Mondny when she near­ "trampled on human rights." k medal ia receive a ' what it was we needed in the deal went through, ly suffocated on some re­ at a New first place. a sale to Russia gurgitated milk. • • • j MacArthur, despite All tha local rescue forces present policy of Little Red School Ilouse Red Chino Fetes t sneed age, refuted to came to her aid Including in Cuba?" they | down during the needs your help: Space, ma­ Niblack’a ambulance service, ! mony of presentation terials, car, cusb, most any­ 14th Birthday the Volunteer Fire Depart­ I)iatio| thing to help these kill.Lies, HONG KONG I CPI) — HW3 Masonic ment, Casselberry Police and e • e Communist China today $ele- j Achievement Medal. th# Sheriffs Dept. Lease .-------------------The Jaycee tables clinic brnted he 14th anniversary Happily, th* infant had re­ , rv i netted $coo for the county’s and claimed "a g r o w i n g quinvived by the time the ambu­ Slated ^ M IS S lO Il L lK lS animal shelter. Nice going. her of friends.** I action on the lease lance reached the office of e • e 3inre the last celebrali in a SAIGON, South Board will Dr. Troy Overstreet in Cas­ >y the School Sc Sad end to a shaggy dog year sgo, I’eklng ha« Invaded (UPI)—Secretary of Municipal Stadium selberry. the Mm India and broken with, it* Robert McNamara tale . . . the appealing pooch I the City of Sanford for Soviet Mcxwell D. Taylor, pictured in The Herald last Communist ally. Die fool ball aea* *ea- Union Drive 4nta) for the football of the Joint Chiefs week as an inmate of the city Union. DETROIT (UPI) — Teamwill be taken by the board But toiUy the nioo<l IwHJi wound up their facl-ii pound, where he had been Union Preiident Jamea Reubtr meeting Oct. 10. here today and (n-lai ; mission staying to ascertain whether friendly. Premier Chou jjf-J l. T. Miiwcc al-o ra- Hoffa has started a drive to ha had rabies, died after be­ •et tho tune at a rec non icd tuck; to liie Toiled ! M the board will draft organize employee in South­ r t to President cord I to report ing reunited with his owners, Monday night for a K e i k for the truatee and ern tobacco maaufacturing it the anti Cornu l who want everyone to know IAiM foreign visitor* I Pek-lw dy on I K election ou Nov. 5. companies. Nam. i In Viet I they ’’loved him very much." ing f"r the celebrations r KO, 29 v ■ SANFORD FIREMEN will present nn all-night gospel nongfeat fo r its benefit fund on Nov. 29 at the Civic Center. W. G. Hailey (left), ptognun committee chairmnn, is pictured here selling the first batch of tickets to Mayor Tom McDonald as Chief Mock Cleveland Sr. looks on. JFK-Goldwater Altamonte Rejects Vole Close, Rezoning For Office Poll Shows Hurricane Now 450Miles From San Juan •AN JUAN, P. R. (UP1 > Rnrvirami Flore, the eo#«a’l moat Intense tropical twister, beaded into the Caribbean south of Puerto lie * today after sweeping tbo tiny island of Tobago with devastating winds. Weathermen h art said tha storm, packing winds af lift miles par boor near bar cen­ ter, presented an Immediate threat to Puerto Wee and the Virgin Islands, but waned "there la a daflatte possibil­ ity" of a northward to n . The San Juan Weather Roreau in a I a.m. KST karricane advisory located Flora near latitude 12.4 north, long­ itude 64J west, or about ion statute n iits west of Granaad around 4M niton south-southeast at Baa Joaa. Flora, sixth hurricane af tho season, waa i-vovtog wortnorthwest at abet. m-p-h. "Ships la tho "SU af the hurries*# should exorcise aetrama eantioa as Flora la toSanaa ever a small area near th a cantor," weatherman warned. The Altamonte Springs Zon­ a g a 1 n a t recommending NEW YORK (U P I)-T im e ing Commission M o n d a y change in toning frem R1AA Flora, spotted I f Ameri­ magazine published a poll night v o t e d unanimously to Cl for Lot 1ft eg Town ca’* Tiros weather-eye satsl- Monday Indicating that "Re­ publican H a r r y Goldwater could giv* Kennedy a breath­ lessly close contest" In the 1964 presidential election. The Time survey showed 241 electoral volet for the Arizona Republican and 253 for President Kennedy. The pivotal state in such a con­ test, according to Time’s cal­ culations, would be Texas, with 23 electoral votes. In Texas, the magazine said, the President "could easily beat any other GOP caodidati*—hut against Ilarry Goldwater, he can only be rated even. "Thu*, if Text* went Dem­ ocratic, Kennedy would have 280 electoral votes, 10 more than the 2T0 needed for a ma­ jority. If .Texas went for Goldwater, Barry would have 266, with an excellent chance for picking up the necessary ad­ ditional four from among the Kennedy • hating unpledged elector* of Alabama and Mis­ sissippi." In another poll, provided by Goldwater supporters and published Monday by News­ week magazine, It was alleg­ ed that the Arizonan had 300 of the 633 votea needed for tbc GOP presidential nomi­ nation. and Country Estate* aa re­ Monday only twe attar quested by Dr. L. R. Reams It was • 00 who wished to build a denC“ f* tlat'a office on the property. of wp to Mi milae aa The action cam e at tha widespread damage. close of the second hearing *« porta aaid fee Crown U. S. Witness held on th* requested change Point hotel, known by thous­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - ■hid will be presented tor ap­ ands af Amartoaa tsarist* AUy. Gen. Robert F. Ken­ proval of t h o Altamonte who visit tha ttoy toopinl tonedy laid today Coia Nostra Springs Town Council at Wed­ land, w u devastated. Haavy informer Joseph Valachl will rain* be used aa a government wit­ nesday’* 8 p.m. meeting. storm flooded Dr. Reams presented on* ness in federal criminal airport Uat of signatures from 7S pro­ trials. perty owners within the dty limits and one of an addition­ Charter Vote al 27 signature* Just aut ef tha CAMBRIDGE, Md. (UPI) —A near-record voter turn­ limit* in favor of th* commer­ out was expected today in a cial zoning, Severn! residents city c h a r t e r referendum In attendance a t tha meeting which could climax six also were In favor of th* TALLABAS8EI <UP|) — months of racial strife in this change. A UO-pago audit at Florida’s Tha opposition again waa Chesapeake Bay Community. led by Elmer Helms and Wil­ controversial TWmpiha An* liam F. Burbanks, both rasl- thority reported Monday a s h Keeler H earing expenditure# a* $6 1 - 0 . day LONDON (U PI) - Chris- dent* of Town and Country hotel rooms and anaim iiu Estates, to answer to ques­ tine Keeler, Uie red-haired night club hUla h u t Gev, Par­ tion' from Mayor Lawrenea call girl whoso affairs act off ris Bryant said it shewed no Britain’s aex . and • aecurlty Swafford, Burbanks reported illegalities. that deed restriction* a n to scandal, has a pre-trial bear­ S ta te Auditor Ernest D ing Wednesday on chargei of effect for the area and that H*oo said to the audit that tho majority of tho present helping to frame one of her five residents, excluding Dr. doe* inspection Indira ted that Jamaican lovers. Reams, are against any zon­ there waa ao mishandling e t funds derived from sal* ef ing change. Trouble Shooter 9157 mllllow to bend* to haild Liating a four-point reason MOSCOW (U PI) — Premier the Sunshine State Parkway Nikita S. Khrushchev, admit­ for being against any com extension from F a rt Pierce te mercial venture Li the area, ting that bad weather has put Orlando. Soviet agricultural production Burbanks said (1) the sur­ Bryant, who erdsrod tha rounding property would be In a "rather difficult postturnplka audit after the au­ Selassie Gets lion," today continued his downgraded, ( » any change thority was criticised for al­ trouble-shooting tour of the would be incompatible with JFK Welcome the present soning, (3) pro­ leged loose spending practice*, state-run farms. perty values would bo reduc­ told a hurriedly-called press WASHINGTON (UPI) ed to the cn:tre subdivision conference he won "happy Ethiopian Emperor Haile Sc- Citrus Sleuth laisie, who was a world fig­ LAKELAND (UPI) - Ro­ and (4) the door would be with the roxults." ure when John F. Kennedy bert W. Rutledge, executive opened for additional com­ was a schoolboy, arrived to­ vice president of Florida Ci­ mercial ventures. day for talk* with the Amer trus Mutual, announced Mon­ The zoning commission mo­ Bandit Offers lean President. day that Pasco County Sheriff tion denying the requested Kennedy prepared a red F. Leslie Bessenger will re­ change was made by Leslie Free Groceries FORT WORTH, Tex. (UPD carpet welcome for hia guest, sign effective Dec. 1 to take Winter with a second from —F irst th* blond, dimpled longtime ruler of an ancient over Mutual's new fruit pro- Robert Webb. empire who it assuming a teetkin division. Reams, who reported earl- young bandit held np the su­ leadership role in the new icr that his attorney had sug­ perm arket for $500. Then he Africa. The ceremoniev in­ China W arned gested he have a "special handed out groceries and even cluded full military honors, UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. bureau of investigation" look sacked tb-m for th* custo­ a parade and a state dinner. (UPI) — British Foreign Sec­ into the matter, was advbed mer*. "How are you and will you retary Lord Home today wel­ that any further appeal woukl comed Russia'* renunciation have tn be made directly to have anything else?" the pe­ tite young robber aaid Mon­ Horse Movies? o( war ax an instrument ot the council. PAL3I SPRINGS, Calif. national policy and warned dny night. (UPI) — Movie* have be­ Communist China that nu­ When the customers start­ come so long thst a new drive- clear conflict would annibll- Polio Victim , 2 ed to pey, the bandit toid in theater hers ha* had tn late It. them: "It’s on the bouse." install watering trough* and Elbert Vassar, manager of Listed C ritical buckets of oats. The oata and the etore, stood helplessly by. MIAMI (UPI) — Two-yearwater are placed near hitch­ John Jr. Rides Finally tba telephone n a g . old Catherine Stanley w u In ing post* provided by the critical condition today after It waa Vasoar’s wife. She drive-in for equeetrian movie With President she was dexignated Miami’i hung up and called police. goer*. When the police arrived, the WASHINGTON (UPI) — firxt polio victim this year. John F. Kennedy Jr. took a But doctori said her chancel ta n d it w u gone. were "good." Heat Wave Ends ride with his father Monday It was ouly the second re­ LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A when th* Preaidant rode to ported raxe of polio ilnce $ Lost liege of heat that kept tem ­ t hole! to eddrew* th* Interna­ oral vaccines were distribut­ Jam** Washington. Negro, perature* above the Bar-de­ tional Monetary Conference. ed on a county-wide hail* in of 1606 P u r Avenue, report­ A* they walked out of th- I960. gree mark in most of southed to police today be lost a cZU California ( o r l i v e presidential office, Kennedy Doctors u id tha little girl wallet with $1,400 in cash and straight days apparently had took a white handkerchief did not receive vaccine al- personal paper* In tha vicinity] been ended M ay by cool from his pocket and wl|>ed tha tbolgh two siatora and a bro­ of th* ACL d«pot, where he to occau breeze*. hoy 'e noa*. ther did. employ <d t mwA BryantHappy' WithAudit 1,400 ( Tw �i | I " T > ^ -------- ^ I I ' iH*t r X k ’t'"*-' I ', - f • V': , t n e t t - T a n . Oct. 1, *68 Legal Notice L A W HO. M2 RTATft ROAD DEPARTMENT O r PMYRIDA, an Xfeocy af lha Aiata of Florida, •M ■EM1MOLB COOHTT. A r o ll. Deal BuMlvIolo* of tfeo Stats a f Florida. Potltloaori, TS. go. O r a n g e , Now J o r e o y S R D No. l l l . l . R Ja c o b (lreea I I I Beotlend O r a n g e . Now Jo r o e p S R D No. l l l . l ' R A l b e r t J . H'.ere ---------A d d reee U n k n o w n ■ R D No. 111.1, l i l t M U . 11*1 D o r o th y A lllaro A d d reae U n k n o w n BUD NO. M i l . H t . l l 111.1 MI.1 F r t d a r l e k J . H u g h ao A ddrtaa Unknow n B i l l ) No. l l i . l , 144.1, M U J a n i e U cD . I lu g lie e A ddreae U nknow n BUD No. 101.1. 1001. 1*0-1 A nnlo Men Jam aa (alao k n o w a a a A n n l a Mae Bl> vona) I I I Hherrlll S t r e e t O a n a v a . New Y o rk BHD No. 100.1, 144-1 P e n e l o p e L o a te r I t H ey w ard B t r a a t D orchaatar H. Maaaacbu B U iV ' n o . t i l t , 111.1 S t e v e n M. t e l l e r I t H e y w e r d H treat I)urcl.eater II, M eeeach u eette g R D No. 111.1. M M n a t t y J . M a eten 17711 N o r t h Hhor# D r iv e l l e l t o v l e w , M lc h ly a n B H D No. 111.1, 110.1l M* * n * .» C lierlee M oilan 111*5 North Hhore Drive llollevtaw. Michigan It It t* No. t i l l . HI.3; t i l l 110.3 F a r n t K M llrokaa I t H a y w a r d H traat D o rrttssttr 3*. Maeaacliu g o tta HliU .No. 111.1. M U lira g '.ry llllra h o a t l h ay w a r d HltcOt D orchaatar 3*. Jiassa-L u- tlllo BUD No. 111.1, Ml * M ary S u 't V,Liras* l i i i k n o w 'l b l l D No. l l i . l . M M h u i o tan It Nott A.ldr#»* U n k n o w n SUD No. 101.1, Ml-1 i o a r i n ' t# It* T u lU e IV ItlrW* Hoad C h a p p a q u a . Sm w T a l k b i l l ! No. t l t l , t i l l J a t u e a T u llla I t Ittd g a Hoad C h a p p a q u a . Naw T u r k h l l l i No. l t t . l , MV.l IKCtlOV I t l M d l a t OTATM N u t u tan itiu iv u L K t u t s , n u K v tttim u h i r A U C K U Nu. l l i . l . tOa.g R IG H T OF H A T That part of: Tart 1. tlluck I, liaw cs p a r t tu k t a t a Hoad Nu. t i t ) U ak av law Subd ivision, aoco rd in g to p l a t raao rd ad In f l a t Uook I, p ag e t t . I’uh* lie Itaeurde of S am loola C o u n ty , F l o r i d a lylik* w i t h i n I I faal h o u l h of l h a a u r v e y tlna o f a t a l a Hoad I K . S eo tlo n 77110, ea ld eu r vay U na b e i n g d a e c i t b e d aa tuU uw a; ’ It. g in an C a l l lin e of k a o liu a M, T o w n e h l p II S o u th , flai><a Id fca»i. a t a p i l o t 113.71 f e e t N o r t h of '» lh a H uitheeet corner of V | ----------- «r\, A R* Tf - . ♦ • — -j -i- lua Sr.-I of e-ld gecllon 4s, »«*•« gf waagAS e l l t f • aa %**• ( PARCEL No. 111.1, 111.1 Thai l . l l l le O reeo C tl H am ilton R in d So. Orn n g e, N ew J e r e e y S R D No. I t S . l ' R R--K - arc o f a curve concave to hav in g n radlua of lltt.9 1 the Bouthwaot and having f a it, t h i n c i t r i m a tan* g lu t hiarlag gf N eath • radian i f 11<A*I fiett th in ci, from- a tangent 11*11*11" B a i t , r u n E a e t o r . l y a l o n g t h o a r c o f ea ld baartag of North 71* I r 33" cu rve th ru a central a n ­ Wont, run Northwootarly elong tho ore of oold eurvo, g l* o f f i r t t " a d i s t a n c e through a central angle of o f II* .II fast t s and ot l t * t r : r . a t li! : e e a of - - e u r v a ; t h e n c e J a r i t h I f l l l . l t foot to and of eurva: i r t r B o o t l l i . l * fo ot; thoaeo South Sl’ t t t ! " thaaco South M * tt* !« " Waat dt.Tt foot to a North, W a t t I t fo o t t s th o bo* orly oatonolon of tho Woat g i n n i n g o f a e u r v o e n n eav o line of Lot I, lllock 1, to th e N o rth e rly an d h a v ­ Lokovlow Babdlvlotea. • ing o radlua o f I 7 t t . l t feat; foreeeld, at a point 131.03 t h a n c a E a s t e r l y a l o n g th o feat Northerly from tho o r e o f o ald e u rv o , t h r u Boathweat corner of Lot a c e n t r a l a n g l e o f 1*1**, Lo* A Block 0 of oald a d i s t a n c e a f I I * f e a t t* Lakevtow Subdlvloloa aad a n d o f e u r v o ; t h o n e e N o rth tho end of thle ourvay •T*!7*««" B o a t l l l . l t f i a t lino doaorlptlon. t o th* b e g i n n i n g o f a e u r v o c o n c a v e to th o Sou* Tho land herein dssrrlbtd con. t h o r l y a n d h a v i n g o rad* Mine II iq u ir i feet, m e n or luo o f 1711.11 fo ot; t h a n c a looa E asterly a lo n g th* aro OWNRD BYl ANNUS MAH o f said eurvo, th ru a se n . JAMBS (lloo known no AN. trml a n g l a of 1 ' t r , a d is­ NIB MAR BIVRNSli JAMBS t a n c e o f i l l foot l o a n d o f JAMBS BIVBNB curve; th aaco South I t SUBJECT TO: MORTGAGE. reI t ' K " E a s t I l f feat to corded In a IL Book i l l , a n d of th lo e a n t r a l lln* pogo III, In favor of NOR. d e s c rip tio n . MAN H. NOTT and wife T h # l a n d h e r e i n d e s c r i b e d eon MARY NOTT. l a i n * 1.41 aer o a , (11,11* oqu nr* JOSKPH AURA at at.. DofoadanU. W t l M I F K M RMI la t tc a o v i m u n d* . ■A M F M C M D IM l H TUB RAWS AND NT TDD At. THOU ITT BP TDD VTATN •T rU IID A i TO AM. WHOM IT MAT CONCERN, and lo all psrsons and parllto having nr olalm* la g any right, till*. InUrait. •stats, aaortgago or other lira to or la tho parcola of land hsrslnaflsr daaorlhad, aad tho following poraona. togathar with all nakaown paraona olaimlag by, through or ua* dor known paraona who aro goad, or who aro not known to bo dead or alWat PARCEL NO. 1M.I. t i l l , IMS •B C T M t T T 1 M il ITATN _____ Ri o h t j >f . w a i ^ ■ B A D 0-4 00 a g g i r m p a r to ft CNVNTT NAMNO A J.D* Tfcn’fLot >. Block 0. (LEAS part PR N IIB g In State Road No. I l l ) Jamaa Jams# Blraaa Lakevtow Subdlvlalon, *#SI Niagara atroot eordlag to plat rooordog Oaaava, Now Torb In Flat Book I, pogo II, ■HD No. lbi.1i l l i . l Public Roeordo of Scml* nolo County, Florida, Sarah Nalaon Carter lying within II f n t South i f *1 Jtldgo Road the aurvey line of State Read Chappaqua, New York 111, Bactloa 77011, oatd ourvay . SRD No. SIM. I It.I lino bolag described ao fe l. lower Jeaao R. Chrletle Bogin aa the East lino of It It. 1 ■action II, Township It Nora Beotia. Caaada South, Range II B u t, at a SRD No. l l i . l point 001.71 riot North of the Southeast corner of L so am t L C h r la tlo .ho NEti of enld Section I I R. 1 .1, oold point being on N o v a Beotia, C a n a d a th i ire i f n eurva ecu* •S R D No. l l i . l eava to the Southwest and having a radlua af 1IIAI1 Maggla rerrte Croft feeti thence, from a tan* Addrooo Unknown gent bearing of North S R D No. 111.1, I S I . I 71*11*11" Waat, run Northwsatarly along Ihe ore N a th a n Croft • f oald curve, through a Addreae U nknown central angle af !i* ir tr * , S R D No. 111.1, 111.1 * distance af l l l . t l feat lo and of curve; thence F e d e r a l L a n d S a a k o f Col* South l l ’i r i l " Woat IMS feat to a Northerly alien* um bla t / o W. Ok MoOIbbony alon of the West line of ro lu m b to . S o u th C a ro lin a Lot 1, Block 1, Lakavlew Mubdtvlelnn, aforesaid, at a I R D No. 11T.1. l l i . l , H I-* point U M t foot Norther* A U Forrle ly from tho goulhwoot cor* Addreae U n k n o w n nor of Lot I, lllock I of S R D No. 111.1, l l l l oald Lakavlew Subdivision and lha and of thlo our* K lm a U a n n Ferrlo vay lino description. Addreae U n k n o w n The land heroin described eon* S R D No. l l i . l . M I S lalno 11 square foot, more or leas. Agnee F ord OWNRD RTt N E L L I E E. A d d reae U n k n o w n THOMAS, unmarried S R D No. l l l . l ? R , l l l l SUBJECT TOl Af i It KKMRNT for DEED! recorded In O.IU A n n a O reeu Hook III, page IIS. In Favor d l l Bcollond of CLAYTON TIIOMAH; and O r a n g e , N ew J e ro o y MORTOAUE: recorded la S R D No. l l l . l ' R Mtg. Book 111, page f. la Favor of FREDERICK J. C h a rt e o & Oroo a MUGIIEB and wife JANIE I K llam lltoa Road MoD. MUOHBS. •{ Ltgal Notice IU O H T O F p art af; WAT Lota 1 aad T of Lake Ada. laid# Kstalso, according la plat raoordad la Plat Book I, page II, Public Roeordo of Seminole County, Flor* Idol ly in g w ith in I I f n t o f tho l u r v o y lloo o f S t a t e R o a d I I I . S e c tio n l l l i l , ea ld a u r v e y l l n l b e i n g d e s c r i b e d a a fo llo w s: B a g l a a a t h o B o o t lino o f S e c tio n I I , T o w n e h l p 11 S o u th , R o n g s I I Keat, a t a p o i n t t i l l . M foot S outh* ar ty ( ru m t h e N o r t h e a s t a o r n a r o f sold S ectio n IS; th a n a o r u n S o u t h I I ’ I F I I " W a a t t o t . ! ! f i a t to t h o b e g i n n i n g o f a c u r v e eon* c a v a to th o N o r ih o o a t o r l y a n d h a v i n g a r a d i u s of 1111.31 f eet; t h e n c e W est* o rly e l o n g t h e e r a o f sold c u r v e , t h r u a c e n t r a l an* g l e o f 31’ i r i o " , a d ie. ta n o o of 1*1.11 fe at to en d a f a u r v a ; t h a n c a N o rth l l ' i r t t " W est m i l fast t o th o b e g i n n i n g of a eurva concave to the S o u th w este rly and having a r a d l u a o t 111.*! feat; t h a n c a W s a t a r l y a l o n g th e a r o o f oald o u r v a , t h r u a e a n t r a l a n g l e of I t ' l t ' I V , a d i s t a n c e o f 111.11 fe at to a n d o f a u r v a ; th a n c a N orth ll'l l 'l l " W es t I t t l t f feat to th e begin, n l n g o t a c u r v e c o n c a v a to th o S o u t h e r l y e n d h a v i n g a r a d i u s o f tSlo.Og f a s t ; t h a n c a W e s t e r l y a l o n g th * o r a of said c u r v e , t h r u a e a n t r a l a n g l * of S'14'31 a illstan ce o t 110.30 feat to th * W aat tin* o f sa id S ectio n 11 a t a point l l l . t l feet N o r t h e r l y f ro m t h e S o u t h w e s t c o r n e r of t h a M V <» o f ea ld Kectlon I t a n d th * a n d o f thl* a u r ­ vey tin* d e s c ri p t i o n . AU h l! A t r i a n g u l a r p a r c e l o f l a u d tn I m t 7 of L a k e A H U L I* R e ­ l a t e s . a f o r e s a i d d e s c rib e d as : U , g i n n i n g a t t h e polut of I n t t r s e c l l o n of l h a K aat tin* o t aa ld I<ot 7 a n d th * n e w N o r t h e ig h t of veay t l n a of S t a t e I toad t i t . a s ab o v e lo cated , a n d r u n l o g W s a t a r l y a l o n g aald r i g h t o f w a y lln* so f eet; thanca N o rth easterly along a a l r a i u h l l l n * t o l l i i Ena', lln* o f eald Lot 1 a t a p o i n t 30 f a s t .Norlharly f ro m t h a p o i n t o f b a u l n n lu g , thanca Houtharnly a t o n g eald l o t U na 3# feet to th e p o i n t of b e g i n n i n g . Th* land hcraln described c o n ­ t a i n s ti)7 s q u a r g t e a t , m o r* o r leva. liU .N H U I IT: I It A It I.Lit MAS T U N a n d w if e IILTTV J M AMTIUI 3 MULCT TOl MUHTOAOE: recorded lu O. R. Hook 313. p a g e 3 t l . In F a v o r of A l . l i L I l T J . ItlK IlH a n d a l l * IMJIIOTIIY S. I l l t l l l b PARCEL NO. t i t 1 RIGHT O F WVT T h a t p a r t of: J.o ia t7 a to i f f . tn clu aiv * ( I . L k b p a r t In H tata Hoad till of Subdlvlalon of I.*iid* b e l o n g i n g to l h a t l l a u i o u t * L a n d . H o te l a n d N a v i g a t i o n C o m p an y , a c ­ c o r d i n g to p l a t r e c o r d e d In P l a t R o o k 1, p e g * 10. P u b llo Re co rd * of batuloulo C ounty, y io rld a ; l y i n g N o r t h e r l y ot a n d l y tu g w i t h i n <1 t e a t S o u t h e r l y o f the c a n t e r lln* of r i g i d r o a d w a y o f t f ia to R o a d 111. g ao tlo u I l l l o , aald c e n t e r lln* b e i n g des cribe.I a a f o l lo w s : U eglu o n t h * W e s t lln * o f Heellou t l . T o a n a h t p 31 h u ulh. H a n g * 73 Keel, a t a p o in t 177 t l f a s t N o r t h fro m t h a g o u i u w a s t u o r n a r o f th* N t V , o f eald d ec| lion I I , s a i d p o i n t b e i n g i I • •*••»• 4 « h vi kl»l\* 4# U i t o B U h i i # Bm4 foal'., m o rn o r l o o a O W N E D BY l J B M E R. C H R I ­ S T I E a n d Wlf* L EONA M. ‘ C H R IS T IE - P A R C E L No. I1T.1, 117.1, 117.1 R I O I I T O P WAY That part a f t L o ta I M . l i t , 1*1 g a d I t * 1LEBS p a r i t n S t a i n R o a d *1* af S u b d lv lalo n of L a n d s b a t o a g l a g lo Ih* A l t e m o n t * L an d , H o t e l a n d N a v i g a t i o n C o m p a n y , **■ e o r d l a g l o n l n l r eco r d ed In P l o t Hoo k 1, g a g * I t , p u b l i t r o o u rd a o f f o m ln o l* C o u n ty , F l o r i d a ; l y i n g w i t h i n 111 fo o t S o u th o f th * o u rv o y tin* o f S t a l e R o o d l i t . S e c t i o n 17*1*. aald s u r v e y llo* b e i n g d as arlb ad a* follo w #; B a s i n o n t h * Woo* lln# o f g o e llo a U , T o w n s h i p *1 S o u th , R a n g * If E a s t , a t a p o i n t 711.01 foot N o r th f ro m th * S o u t h w e s t c o r ­ n er o f t h * NW14 o t so ld Ba stion I I , so l d p o l a t hoIng o s t h * a r o o f n c u r v e c o n cav e t o t h * S o u t h e r l y a n d h a v i n g a r a d i u s of 111*.** f o o l ; th an ca, f ro m o tangent h earing of N o r t h 1**11*33" E a s t , r u n E a s t e r l y a l o n g t h a a r c of aa ld e u r v a , t h r u a e a n t r a l angla o t f l « '3 3 " , a d is­ t a n c e of l l i . 3 * f a s t t o a n d of c u r v e ; th o n c* S o u th l f i n » " B o a t M M * fe et to a n d o f t h i s s u r v e y l i n t d e s c ri p t i o n . T h * l a n d h a r a l n d e s c ri b e d eo n l a i n * .11 a e r a ( I I , *71 a q u ar* f a s t ) , m o r* o r las*. OWNED I1T; ROBERT S. B It A D F O R D a n d wlf* G RA CE M. B R A D F O R D S U B J E C T TOl MO RTG AGE r# e o r d a d In M tg . Uk. I I . p * i * i I I . I lald b y T b s F E D E R A L LAND BAN K O F COLUM III A; M O RTG A G E; r eco r d ed In Mtg. Ilk. I t . p a g e 111. In F a v o r of F L O R ID A CITRUS PRODU CTION C R E D I T AH HOOIATION. Legal Notice Legal Notice N o r t b o r l y f r o m th # S i u t h w a a t o o r h o r o f enld N E V : t h a n e * r a n t o o t h I K K ’t r E a s t , 471.71 f t t t to th * beg in n in g o f a curve eon­ c a v * t o th o N o r t h e r l y om t hav in g a radlua o f l l f l . l t f a s t ; th en c* E a s t e r l y a n d . .V o r t h e a a t e r l r a l o n g sa id ou rvo, t h r u a o o a t r a l a n g l e o f l * M » ' W , A d l e t a n c o of tlttl* f e e t t o oad of e u rv o a n d a n d o f c e n t e r Has of eanstrsetloo. T h * l a n d h e r e i n d e s c rib e d con* U l n a 1.7* acre* , m o r* o r Iota. O W N E D BY l JA C O B G R E E N a a d w lf* ANNA O R E E N t C H A R L E S X. ORBE.X g a d w lf* L l f e U B O R E E N t o a d W I L L IA M J . ECONOUOU; f eo t s o d E a a t o f a n d w llh iu 1* f e a t o f a d i t c h s u r v e y llu* d e s c r i b e d o s f o llo w * i Commaac* on t h * E a s t lln * o f SW14 o f N E V o f ■ actio n I t . T o w n s h i p 31 ■ o ath . R a n g * 3* E**t. a t a p o in t m . t l f e a t S o u t h , orly fro m t b s N o rth e a st c u r s o r o f o atd a w * * o f N E V . M i d p o i n t b o l n g on t n * a r e o f a c u r v e oun­ ces* S ou th erly and hav lo g a ra d lu a of IH P .I3 faat; thanca fr«m a tangent b e a r in g of Soulh i r t l ' 0 7 " W it t , run W satarly along t h * a r e o f M i d e u rv o . t h r u a e a n t r a l a n g l * o f 1*07*13", a d i t u n e * o f 141.7* foo t to and o f curve; those* B o u th 81*17*33" W e s t 1«7.*( f a st to th * h o g ln n ln r of a cure* eoncav* N o rth e r­ ly a n d h a v i n g a r a d i u s o f I73*.4S f e o t ; t h o n c * W e t t • r l y a l o n g t h * o r e o f so ld e u rv o , t h r u o c e n t r a l a h g l e o f 1*31*41", a d l e t a n c o o f 147.11 foat to s u r v e y Mtsllon t t * p l u s i* .M f o r l n j I N T O F B E GINNIN G o f d l t e h s u r v e y llo o : t h o n c A f ro m o t a n g e n t b e a r i n g o f B outh I I M t ' i r * W e s t, r u a S o u t h l * t r « t " B o a t *7# faat U and o f dlteh au rv e y lln*. P A R C E L NO. 111.1, l l t . l IUOHT O F WAT T h a t p a r t o f: • T o o W H o f th * s w y o f ^ t h * NE<4 (Lee* b a g l n n l u g a t a p o la t M .l fast N orth o f t h * g o a t h w o s t e o r tia r o f th * S W 14 o f th * N E V o f S o atlo a 14, T o w a o h l p i f S o u th , Rang* !» E ast, t h o a e o r a n E a s t a l o n g th * r ig h t o t w ay of I t a t * Road I t * . I H fo ot, th o a e o N o r t h I t * feet, t h o a e o W o a t to* foot, th o * * # B o o th I H f a s t t o th * p o l a t o f b o g lB P ln g ) a l l ' fa i M i f o a U . T o w a o h l p I I B o a th , R a n g * t » E a s t . " ly in g w ithin I H fa st N orth of th * H a t o r llo * o f s o n o t r o a t l o a o f B U t * R o o d 444, Bootloa 77*1*. M i d c o a l e r H a* o f c o n ­ s t r u c t i o n b o l a g d o M r i h t d ** follow*: B a g la o a U * W a a t lln* o f t h * N S 14 o f M i d ■ac­ t i o s 14. a t I P o l a t I M * fo o t N o r th o r l y f r o m th * g o u l h w o o t o o r a o r *»_ M i d N E W i tkaas* r u a South 1**41*41" Boot. 47*71 f a c t to th* boglonlng o f a eurr* eoeeoV* to th * N o rtherly and hav in g a radlua of 31(4. *1 foot: th o n c* E a s t e r l y a n d N o r t h , o s o t o r l y a l o n g M i d eu rvo, th r o a control a n g l* of M M I 'M " , * d i s t a n c e o f 1 IU .I* foo t t o o nd o f e u r v o a n d o nd o f c a n t e r lln* of construction. T h * l a n d h o r a l n d e s c r i b e d co n U l n a . I t * s e ra , (11,1*0 o q u a r * f a a t ) . m o r * * r las*. O W N ED B T : O R E OORT M ITRAKAB * n d Wlf* F E R N E K. M IT RAKAB a n d B T E V E N M. L E H T E I l a n d wlfo, P U N E I / J P E L EM TERi g t 'I I J K C T TO: M O RTG A G E: r e c o r d e d In O. R. R o o k I I I , p a g e t i l . In F a v o r o f F O R BUT E. KOBKRTM a n d w lf* H E L E N L ROUKIITS. T h f U 0B haraiii dsaarlbed- aoaU laa .11 aero, (IMS aquar* fo o t), m ay * o r loos. O W N E D B T t BA N K S F O R D (Atoo k n o w s oa A J l. Fiord), a o d w lf o M A R T H A B. F O R D S U B J E C T TOi I s t a r o i L If s o y , SO to AONB B F O R D P A R C E L NO. ‘ l l t . l , l l i . l B T O lU t S E W E R E A S E M E N T STORM SEWER (NORTH) STATION 111 plus A l t That part of: GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONIES for Ixragwood’s new city ball find flr« station were held Saturday morning. Dignitaries present for the -oceaaloa—w env Irw n_ feft, Longwood Council Chairman R. C. Carlson, Councilman J. K. KeltCT, Councilman Carl Lommler, Police Chief Claudu Layo, County School Superintendent R. T. MUwee, Contractor R. C. Farmer, Councilman John Reams and Mayor A. R. Lormann. The building ia expected to be completed within 90 days a fte r -ata r i of-conatruction,-------(Herald Photo) Russia Shaken Famed Organist Plans Concert Delinquents Get By Red China At First Presbyterian Oct. 21 Hair Shaved Off Nuclear Plans L o t • o f L a k e A d e la id e E sta te s , a cco rd in g to p 'o t RANGOON, Burma (UPI) t h e r e o f, r e c o r d e d In P l o t The internationally renown­ snd four-manual instruments, —Police reported today a new B o o k I, p a g e I f . P u b l i c l t e c o r d s . o f S e m in o le C J u n NEW YORK (UPI) —Ruo- ed organist, Catharine Crox- ibe has watched with consid­ form of punishment for juve* ty. F lo rid a : sia apparently li *o preoccup­ ier, will give th* introductory erable interest the design of nils delinquents—shaving off l y i n g w i t h i n 1* f eo t on t a c h sid e o f a s t o r m g a w a r S u r v e y ied by her break with Red concert on the organ recently the two-manual organ at First their hsir except for one patch llo* d e s c r i b e d aa fo llo w s: China that ihe ia in no mood ln»talled a t F irtt I’reibyterian Presbyterian, and has express­ on the back of the head. C o m m e n c e o n th * E a a t lln* Police supervised the shav* o f flection 11. T o w n s h i p for hard-rock negotiation! on church, the musical treat to be ed an eagerness to play what East-Weat limes, at 8 p. ni. Monday, Oct. 21. she terms M "an unusually ing of three young Chinese I I Mouth, R a n g * 10 K aat, major a t s p o i n t l t t l . 1 f a a t S o u ­ American official* laid today. "road devils," tccen - ageis The announcement of .Mia* fine organ." t h e r l y f r o m th o N o r t h e a s t Fear that the Chinese Com- Crozier’a a c c e p t a n c e of the o o r n t y o t s a i d S e c tio n 11 Officials ot the host church who behave like Britain's ted­ a n d r u n S o u t h I l ' I O ' t t " munliU aoon may be able to data wua mad* by Rev. Grover have said that there will be dy boys, who were found K e - t lO t.S t f a s t t o th o b as i n n i n g o t a c u r v e e o n c a v * explode their own nuclear C. Sewell, pastor, and Mr— no admittance charge for Mias guilty of mnking n nuisance N o r l h a r l y » --t h a v i n g a bomb lx believed to have be­ George Touhy, minister of Crozier’a concert, and Uiey of themselves in Rangoon"* radius of llii* * feat; t h a n c a W s a t a r l y a l o n g t h a come the No. 1 problem wor­ muiic. are extending an invitation to Chinatown. a r e o f oald cu rv e, t h r u a rying the Kremlin. all who enjoy great music Miia Crozier has ju st re­ e a n t r a l a n g l * o f 11‘ i t ' H " , In any event, tecretary of turned to Winter Park, where played by a great artist. British Army officers In* a d i s t a n c e o f ITt.tX f a a t to flu rv a y S t a t i o n I t * p l u s State Dean Ruik la under­ ihe i* professor of organ at vented the game of polo ia 13.13 f o r P O IN T O F RK stood to have found Soviet P A R C E L NO. l ! * . l , 110.1 India during the 18aus. Rodin* College, after u sumG IN NING of d i t c h s u r v e y IU O H T O F W A T lin e; th e n c * . f ro m a t a n ­ Foreign Minister A n d r e i iner-long concert tour in KurT h a t p a r t of: g e n t b e a r i n g o f N o r t h I t * Gromyko lingulariy reluctant L ,t t i l (LEHR p a r t In tt'tt" W a a t . r u n N o r t h —In the talk! they have had ope, where she was highly SCIENTIFIC LAWN ■ U t * Rood t>«> o t Bub t l ’00'11" W aat I* fa a t ; SPRAYING FOR — praised for her virtuosity. d i v isio n o f L a n d * b o l o n g . ao far—to plunge into apedth an ca N orth tl'Io 'lO ' MANILA (UPI) — A twoIng to t b e A l t e m o n t * L an d , The gifted artist has been W e s t 3(1 f e a t ; t h a n c a fic diicusikm ot disarma­ H o t e l a n d N a v i g a t i o n Coin hour fire razed the Marcelo N o r t h 01*00*1*" W e a l *« p a n y , a c c o r d i n g to p l a t Olt and other critical chosen fo r recital* at several Rubber Company factory in f e e t t o e n d o f flto rm S a w a r ment r e c o r d e d lo P l o t H o o k 1, of the conventions of the Diuei. p e g * to. p u b l i c r eco rd * o f S u r v e y Lln*. nearby Malabon town Monday American Guild of Organism, Hemlnol# C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , Tli* l a n d h a r a l n d t a c r l b a d c o n ­ AIao Lawn Hr novation l y i n g w i t h i n 111 foot S o u t h t a i n s l o l l s q u a r e f a s t , (.*71 highly critical colleagues of night and police estimated o f t h # o u rv o y lln* o f Blot* a c r e ) , m o r * o r Has. the damage at $760,000. Miss Croxlsr’a, who have such O W N E D ItT l C H A R L E S MAR­ Rood t l * . S ectio n 11*1*. M i d T E N a n d Wlf* U E T T T J . Police aald the fire de­ Your o n rv o y lln * b o ln g d e s c r i b e d Dealer high esteem fur her musicianMARTEN aa f o l lo w s : stroyed sections of the Mar­ ship th at she has been naked TO: M O nTO A O K . P A R C E L No l l l . l . R R e g ln on th * W a i t lln* HUUJK<rr r e c o r d e d In O. R. Uook 3VJ, RIG H T OF WAT o f Booties I t . T o w n e h l p DAR-ES-SALAAM (UPI) repeatedly to perform for celo factory that manufac­ p a s s 141, In F a v o r o f A L ­ (irapevllle Nursery T h a t p a r t of; tures rubber ahoes, vehicle 31 Bouth. H a n g * I* E a s t . B E R T J. H I E Ilk a n d wlf*. — Three thousand fire-fight- them In their aMeinblies. T h * S o u t h V* a f th * HK14 *t a point llt.4 1 foo t 2231 Grapevllle Ave. tires, bed foam and rubber DOR OTHY S. H lE R fl. While establishing herself o f th * NE14 <I.HSU p a r t N orth from th* S o u th w e st •ra Monday night retreated FA 2-088* T A K E N O T IC E t h a t o Do sheets. In S t a t a R e a d t ill of c o r n e r a t th * NW14 o f in the top rank of organist* in e l a r a t l o n o f T a k i n g h a s b een from Mount Kilimanjaro and H aatlo a 1*. T o w n e h lp I t s e c t i o n 11. oald p o in t In g o a th * oro of a e u r v o (Had In th o a b o v a - a t y l e d c a u s a , a fire they /ailoi) to contain. th* , world, she also hns en­ Mouth, Rang* II East, euiicov* t o Ih* Muu thorly by th * P a t l t l o n a r a , t h a a c q u i r ­ LEM* " B e g i n o t th * l o t a r The blazo was visible more deared herself’to her "neigh* a n d h a v i n g a r a d l u a o t i n g a u t h o r i t y o t H its* p ro s e c tio n of t h a N o r t h e rl y H/VV lln * o f B t a t s Road l l l l . t l fo ot; thon c*. a U n . c s e d l n g s , of th * t a k i n g o t t h * than 100 miles away at night bon" in Central F l o r i d a g e n t h e a t i n g o t N o r t h 10* a b o v a - d a e c r l b a d land*, f o r t h * and waa ipreeading up tho through her work aa organist 41* w i t h t h * W. lln* o f *1*11" B o i l , r u n E s i t e r l y p u r p o s e s e t f o r t h l a t h * P e t i ­ _ t h * • * o f th * B E t i o f th * a l o n g th * o r* o f M i d e u r v o t i o n In t h i s eau ea , - v i s . L . A a mountain. It m*y-tako-weelf» of Knowles Memorial chapel NE1* o f Soc. t t . Tp. I I t h r o u g h A c o n t r o l a n g l * o f r i g h t o f w a y f o r a p o r t i o n to burn out. B. R. 1* B. said p o i n t b o . at Rollins College where ah* t * ! l ‘13", a dletanco o f o f S t a t a R o a d No. f l - t l * In Ing I3 3 .lt feet North of has frequently given concerts. S am lnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a n d There have been no report­ 31*.10 f e e l to a n d of o u r v a i h * NW c o r n e r o f th * tl t h e n c * B outh U V l * " E a e t t h a t t h a H o n o r a b l e Volla A ed caaualtiea among the fire While her performances ha/e o t t h * MEM o t th * NE W i llia m s, on* o t th * J u d g c e I t i . t l foo t to ond o f th l* o f S A ID Hoa I t th o s e * most frequently been on threeo f t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t In th * fightera. o u rv o y ti n * d so o r lp tlo a . r u n N. 131.0 ft. t h e n o * r u n N in th J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f F l o r ­ N. M d a g . It* t r E. I M I T h * l a n d h e r e i n d aao rlh ad eo n ft. t h o n c * r u n S. Its o ft. U l n a . I t a e r a ( t t . l l * s q u a r e ida, w ill, on th * l o t h d a y o f S e p t e m b e r , A. D. t i t ! , a t t t . l l lo th * N o r t h e r l y R / W lln* f e a t ) , m o t * o r let*. ■ o n f o f s a i d S t a t a Road I I I , O W N E D R T i BARAII NELAOM o 'c lu ck A. M , In Ih# Bemlnol * C o u n t y C o u r t h o u e a a t C A R T E R . If liv in g , a n d If thonc* ru n Southw esterly d e c e a se d , t h * u n k n o w n llalr* . S a n f o rd . F l o r i d a , c o n s i d e r a a l d alo n g aald N o rth erly It/W lln * 1*00 ft. to th * p o i n t d e v i s e e s a n d / o r o t h e r o l a l m - D e c l a r a t i o n of T a k i n g , a p p o i n t onto under aald BAR AII a p p r a i s e r s , a n d m a k * su c h O r ­ of h*glnnlng.r d e r a a th * C o u r t d sa n i* p r o l y i n g w i t h i n 111 f a s t S o u t h e r ­ N E LS O N C A R T E R . ly of th * a u r v t y l i n e a t S l a t * S U B J E C T TO: I N T E R E S T . O F par. All p a r t i t a to th * s u i t J A M E S T U I L L E a n d wlf*! a n d a l l p a r t i t a I n t e r e s t e d m a y llo ed t l * . Heolloa 77010, H a l t When you invest, it’* hard to think o f anything more Important ap p ear and b* h e a r d a t t h e C H A R L O T T E H. T U IL L B . o f s u r v e y S t a t i o n 11*1 p lu s t lm * a n d p l a c e d e s ig n a te d . than a good broker. Or of anything more dangerous than a oe t l , eald a u r v e y lln* a n d T o u . a n d e a c h o f you . a r e ■aid e l a t i o n h a l n u lo c a t e d a n d P A R C E L NO. t i l l . IM.* mere tipvtcr, whether a well-meaning friend or a stranger on h e r e b y c o m m a n d e d lo a p p e a r D R A IN A G E E A S E M E N T d e s c ri b e d a* follo w *: b y f i li n g a n A n s w e r to t h a the telephone, urging you lo buy. O U T F A L L D I T C H R I G H T llvgto on Ih * W e s t l i n t o t heretofore (lied In th * NR14 Section I t . (N O R T H ) S TAT ION t t * p l u e P e t i t i o n After all, it’s your hard-won money. You would like to have t h l * oau e* In t h * e n t i t l e d T o w n s h i p I t South, R a n g * 0# I P A l l T ) C o u r t , o n o r b efo re th * 33nd it bring you an income from dividends on stock. Or intercat on 31 C ast, a t a p o i n t 31.1* T h a t p a r t o f; f e e t N o r t h e r l y fro m th * "U ag ln 11T.lt f a s t N o r t h ­ d a y o f O c to b e r , A. D. 1443. to bonds. Or to have a good provpcct of increasing in value over B o u l h w s a t c o r n e r o f aald e a s t e r l y o n th # W e e t e r l y s h o w w h a t r i g h t , Illlo, I n t e r Ihe yean. NK.lt; th e n c * r u n N o r th R / W of U. S. H i g h w a y 17- e a t o r l l t n yo u . n r a n y o f you, I t ' t l ' l l " W a i t IS.** feet | | f ro m th * S B a o r n a r o f h a v * In a n d to t h a a b o v e So remember thexe live tell-tale sign* of the tipvtcr: lands, and ah » w for a POINT O F B E G IN . H W V o f NW 1* o f B#c.t7, d e s c r i b e d causa why th * e am a s h o u l d NING; F r o m eald P r i n t o t Tp. 31 «. R- *» B h , m l * n o t b* t a k e n fo r th * u s r a Tipsters “ Boy, have I got a hot one!’’ B e g in n i n g ru n So u th II* nolo C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , r u n Brokers A broker in a Member l inn of ihe New Yoik Slock I t ' l l " Kent 711.11 f a s t to N o r t h 71*13* W a a l 3*0 foot, a n d p u r p u e e e eet f o r t h In t h a t h a b e g i n n i n g o f a au r v a th e n c # Bout h l»*»l* W o o l P e t i t i o n (Had h araln , Exchange, for example, can tell >ou how badly people can get W I T N E S S m y H a n d a n d th * eo n cav * to i h a N o r th e rly lo foot, t h e n c # N o r t h 70* burned by a tip. And how important it is to have facts. On cam* a n d h a v i n g a r a d l u a of *' Wool too feot. them -* S eal o f t h i s C o u r t , o n th l* 3t h 1110.01 fe a t ; I h e n c t KeatN o r t h e a s t e r l y p e r e l l e l to d a y o f S e p t e m b e r , A. D. 1041. ingv On dividends. On the company'* financial position. Armed erly and Northeasterly W e s t e r l y R / W of t-’. !*• ( S E A L ) A r t h u r 11. U e c k w l l h , J r . , with knowledge, you're belter able td exercise careful judgment. along t h a ar o of said H i g h w a y 17-JS. 7 JI * feet, C l e r k o f th * C i r c u i t C o u r t , eu r v a , t h r o u g h a e a n t r a l th en c* E a s t tv* t e s t to In a n d f o r k e m l n o l a C o u n ­ Tipsier: “ Hurry. There's only a limited amount o f iluit stock a n g l a o f SOMS'OO", a dieW e s t e rl y R / W o f U. a. ty . F l o r i d a . t a n r a c f 1001.11 t e a t tn 17-92 th onc* S o u t h w e s t e r ­ around.” B y : M a r t h a T. V lhlen en d o f - e a r v e ; t h en ce N o r th ly a l o u g aald I t / W 304 D ep u ty Clerk Broker: lie knows that people who ruvh you often have some­ s v s r i t * * E a s t 111.3S fe et f a st lo b e g i n n i n g . " COM) STAR MOTHER Mrs. Ruth Smith, loft, t o s t a t i o n 1003 plus o o o t ; l y i n g w i t h i n 10 f e e t o n e a c h H A R O L D F . JOHNSON thing else in mind ihan your welfare. It's wise to lake the lime 10 C o u n t y A t t o r n e y was honored at the laxt meeting ot' the Auxiliary t h e n c e c o n t i n u e N o rth i>* eld* of a d i t c h n u r v t y lln* p. O. Bug 3J0 be careful. SSTP* E a a t 11.0* fast lo describ ed aa fvllowe: Unit to VFW Post 8207 held a t the Post Home Ilia b e g i n n i n g o f a e u r v a t'umtneitc# o n Ih* W a a t S a n f o rd , F l o r i d a , a n d in LoiiRwood. With Mrs. Smith is Mm. Until Tipster: "It's a chance in a million to nuke a killing.’’ concava to tha goutharly lln# of Mactlon 17. T o w n ­ a n d h a v i n g a r a d lu a of ship II S o u th . R a n g * 10 JA C K W. P I E R C E Hopkins, president of the women's organization. Broker: lie meets people who have >hoi lor the moon and 1110.01 f e a t : th au co N o r t h L a s t , a t a po int 113.73 Hol lsn U l l u i l J l n e missed. And people who have, instead, set long-term goals lo lit a a e l a r l y a l o n g th * aro of . fe at N o r t h e r l y tro .1 th * T a lU h a a * * * . F lo rliD aald c u r e * , t h r u a c e n t r a l S o u t h w e s t c o r n e r of th # Of Coun ** l f o r Ih* l ’4 lltlo n * rs . their circumstance! and gone a long way toward achieving them. a n g l * of 3#'3»'#»". a die NW V of eald S ectio n 17. P u b l i s h : h«|>t. U , 17. 34. * Oct. t a n c a of Oil II f a s t to th * eald p o in t b e in g on th * 1. 1343. Tipsier: “ You can’t lose with this." K i l t Una o f said Hsi-llon ar o of a c u r v e c o n c a v a CDM-40 Broker: lie's aware that prices go down as well as up. That a *4 a t a p o i n t 7 I 3 . l t faat S outhw esterly end having N o r t h e r l y fro m th* S o u t h a r a d l u a cf t i l * . 31 fa a t ; l a Ih* I 'm i r t * f th * l * s s i , company may not continue to pay dividends or interest. e a s t c o r n e r of th * NKV» th en c* . fro m a t a n g e n t J u d s * . Sv m I s s I* C s s s l , . F l * r . M*. I m P s o h a i * . o f eald Mactlon I t ; th en c* b e a r i n g o t S o u th 73*17'3J Tipster: You'll be wise io put as much as you can into this." Last. run S o u t h e a s t e r l y l a »• i Ifisiwl* ml c o n t i n u e E a s t e r l y a l o n g th * AIK CONDITIONER Broker: He believes your living expenses come lirst. Then a l o n g t h e a r o o f aald LDUJBL U. T U M N IC L IF F H . a r o o f a a ld cu rv e, t h r u a D*c***«J. cu r v e , t h r u a c e n t r a l a n g l * c e n t r a l a n g l * of V l t '3 3 ' provision for emergencies. Alter that, you may want to invest of 11*11**7", a d i s t a n c e a T a #11 t r « 4 ll* r * * s 4 P » s *m* s a d ietetic* o f 330.30 faat RTY •l i t i s * i Is Im i * r D*m **e* for income or growth ofyour capital. Ask him about the Month­ *77.43 f e a t to e n d o f c u r v e to e n d o f e u r v a a n d a n d th en c* S o u th *»*3fS4' A o * l * s l **M K *l*l*i For Tho Fineai Year Atotuid o f till* s u r v e y lino d eacrlp ly Investment Plan through which you can invest in slock with Tou *n<! **ch o f you »r« L a s t 1.13 f«*t t o s u r v e y tlon. Weather Condilioiior as little a* $40 every ilucc months. S u tto n 434 plu* #0 f u r h s r s b r uollfls.1 m i l r s q u l r s - l ALSO: T h a i p a r t o f: DM W ritten FEDDERS to p r s s s n Sf>r cl a i m s a m i J * . 1 'o lN T O F UKGINNINO o Th* kuuIh h of tha SL U m a n t i s w h ic h yo u, o r * t t h s r Member Firms of Ihe New York Suak l xchangc have no Vour liuuninee Stir* — Sem cr d i t c h a u r v e y line; th e n c * o f t h a N U ' i i L E M p a r i In r u n N o r t h 50‘ l i ' l i * E a s t o f you. m a y h av * * ( * l n s t ih * 200 S. Park Ave. Si S t a t s Roa.l 130) of S ectio n it To Us — magic key to ihe future. No one lias. And each Member Firm • s l s l * o f L o l l k L M. TL.N.NIvc f a s t ; th en c* N o r th 43 It. T o w n e h l p 31 So u th FA 2-4234 4 « cs, m >I. 1st* of has its distinctive characteristics. Hut all arc subject to the regult'li" E ast gal.ua t e s t C L I F F B , I t a o g a 3* B o a t, LESS " B e ­ th e n c # N o r th 73*11*33' ssdd C o u n t y , to th * C o u n t y g i n a t th * I n t e r s e c t i o n of luiions of the Exchange. And their Registered Representatives of k s u o n o l * C o u n ty , A L T O S E R V I C E L a s t l t ; . l ! feet t o e n d ot J u J o * t h e N o r t h e r l y K /W Hue ot F l o rU * . a t hi* of lie s In Ih* had to meet Exchange qualifications when they became Member d i t c h s u r v e y llu*. S l a t * R o a d t i t w i t h lit AGENCY c o u r t h o o s* o f s a l e C o u n t y \V lin e o f Iba SVe •<’ t h a Tli# l a n d h e r e i n d e s c ri b e d con Firm brokers. Why not sec a nearby Mcmbet I irm for moro . Park Ave. KA 2-5t',I’ • t k a n f o r j . F lurL U . w i t h i n 8 E U o f t h e N E H o f Sec. t a i n s .31* a c r e . (lo.Iou s q u a r e • I t c s U n U s r m o n t h s f ro m His SANFORD. FI. \. information about investing. 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It* I'l.l'MIlING n 4 s h a l l b* s w o r n t o b y .h# French A I tl 17'* K. 11 S t ft. t h e n c # r a n C A R L I 'U l Y D ; VtflLpiute Installatioi * • c l a i m s n bl* * * s n L o r s t t o r - FA 2-0021 V TO: MORTti A l l E t n s y « i L k. 131.0 a to th * N o r t h e r ­ S C U J E C T Repair* i j s c c u m p a n lsU by * r eco r d ed tn O. IL Uook 3Vo, f i li n g f r * o f o n* d o l l a r a n d ly R /W lln* o r s a i d k t a t * .Bathrouu, »nd Kitchen p a g e I I I . In F a v o r of MIN- su ch c l a i m o r <l*m*-.id a o t »> FEEDS Road 430 thane* run t m i sco i sis ouiKitr. Moil to a Member I irm of ihe New YorV Slock Fixture* T T k. W AHRE.N. a widow . S o u t h w e s t e r l y s l u n g ea ld fllsd s h a ll bs void Jchanjo. Of lo th* Nc» Vork Stock l.v-liaiq-e. Dept. J-Di, HO. Bos Pumns Free K itim atei N o r t h e r l y R / W lln * 100.0 / • / N E LL IE M FRANK B__S*fjf.ird 3’ \ -’.-l:8| I lo'u. N«» York I, New York I’ IK :L1. NO. 1X3.1-IL I I ! 3 ft. to | h * p o i n t Ot b e g in As K s s c u t r l v o f th * L o st D R A IN A G E E A S E M E N T picaw r<rJ me, free, "itiviossos '-via n.t i u i i a ba,tc n t n g ." lor W ill a n d f * « l * m * u t o f jJJl M CLEVNEHS DITCH L E S T ly in g w i t h i n to* t e s t on each O l'T F .V LL commoii aock intcananl." l a iL'lkL M. T U N N I C L I F F eld* of til* c a n t e r lln* o f c o n ­ IHOLTHJ kT ATlUN 4*4 p U s Dsc«*s*d No. 4Jj s t r u c t i o n o f h t a t a Ro ad IXf. 13.14 Jim Daudy Fi OKU. A k l ' E L I L J U . Section 71*10, said c e n t e r lln* T h a t p a r t o f: A t t o r n s y for said L s t * t * Timothy Uay . Cot TO* *.**t l , of U>« N A l* t t m o f c o n s t r u c t i o n b aiu g d e s c r i b ­ M a g n o l ia A v s n u * M*al u u m r i t a n t r Service o f SK>« o f g s c t lo n IS, S a n f o rd , F l o rn l * ed as follow *: $.1.40 T o w n s h i p I t S o u lh . I U n < * l"jb ll« h 8 *plo.iibsr i t A 0 > Cow F**d llegin on tu e W es t tine o f A Nil >1(1lir- For All F ' t t x u l n g or .d l a th* NE*. of ai l .- «c:*un t'l E a* ' • i 1. S 13. 1343. > lurtudin-z Idectrulus I k WS a p e l a e H a l <*es m - - , , « « • m l S , 4 • * * - . - * * ' W44JS-I3 i *aO waaiosw A>«. W * k L p n . F A 2-2 2 ca 4 £ fR $750,000 Blaze Razes Factory CHINCH BUGS FUNGUS Firefighters Flee Flames (Scotts) How to tell a broker from a tipster 3 (llcrc are fiw things (hat give die tipster away) A REA DIRECTORY H. H. l’ope Co., Inc. RA N CE HARRY ADA R* I** HARVEY 4 Members New York Stock Exchange I Sanford Flour Feed Stori SANFORD- -I S �DeBary Mrs. Bates Hostess For Teachers Meeting The Seminole County Re­ tired Teachen* Assn. » c t re­ cently at the new home of Mrs. J. P. Bates, in Paola, for a business seaslon and social hour, including a cov­ ered dish luncheon. The business meeting was conducted by Mrs. M. B. Smith, president, and various topics were discussed includ­ ing insurance, legislature and the advantages of belonging to the group. Mrs. William Wray reported on the work done by the legislative com­ mittee during the summer. Several teachers who Just recently retired, were wel­ comed by the membera. Ooe member came all the way from Lakeland. Teachers liv­ ing in this area who retired elsewhere end desire to effinite—w ltlr-lh U - group- are_. welcome and should contact Mlsi Edna Chittenden, 1604 Palmetter Avc; - -------- -------The next meeting is sched­ uled for February. Those present were Mmes. Kerfoot Bryant, C. J. Meriwether. W. J . Hartley, May B. Maxwell, Hugh Tlllls, Virgil L. Smith, Irene Watt, Mildred Babcock, Mrs. Wray, Mrs. Smith. Ben ,£ . Steele and the hostess. By Mrs. Adam Mailer Mrs. C. E. Butler, president of the • Pink Ladies'’ at Sem­ inole Memorial Hospital, in Sanford, held an orient alien class for new (and not so new) members of the Auxil­ iary, at the Detlary Commun­ ity Center, last week. The members read aloud the pledge that they sign. They are on probation for two months after they sign the pledge. From a map of the floor plan, Mrs. Butler pointed out that the "Pink Ladles” were the first persons a visitor sees upon entering the hospi­ tal. She asked all to wear the regulation uniform and sensi­ ble heels on their white shoes. Mrs. Butler stated that she Is very proud ot (he auxiliary members and rightly so as It would be difficult In Imagine -uiiat. thc- hospllsl .wonIII .he Uke without their assistance. RETIRED TEACHERS ASSN, of Seminole County held a din­ ner meeting a t the home of Mrs. J . P. Bates, recently. I.eft to right front row are. Mrs. Kerfoot Bryant, Mrs. M. B. Smith, Sirs. Bates, Mrs. Mildred Babeock and seated in n chair, Mrs. Mny B. Maxwell. Back row, Mrs. C. J. Meriwether, Mr*. \V. J. Hartley, Mrs. Irene Watt, Ben C. Steele, Mrs. William It. Wray, Mrs. Virgil Smith and Mrs. Hugh Tillis Herald Photo) 'Cjahdw Sa to Ceatral Circle By Mrs. Eunice Tinier October garden tasks shoutd be le u tiresome aid more interfiling now, for In Sep­ tember you ihould have com­ pleted the hardest task—that is your garden plats should have been weeded, the soil prepared, fertiliser added and a general plan mapped out for a fall and spring garden. Now, you may ask "How should the soil be prepared 7” It is prepared by plowing or spading the area to be plant­ ed at least three weeks be­ fore planting, then add the fertiliser. No one fertiliser is best for all plants. A good general recommendation, however, is a fertilizer formula in which nitrogen, phosphorus and po­ tassium is in a M l ratio such a* 6 6-6 or 848. You may also add sterilised cow manure, rotted leaves and other humus. For annuals and ptrennials you ihould use about two pounds of fertiliser per loo squire feet. This is a rather light application but there is no doubt that.Jt is better to apply ' small amount* fre­ quently than large doses all at one time. 'S , Most people apply far too much fertiliser per applica­ tion ami wait too kng be­ tween applications h r best plant growth. It is rfcsirabie to have the ground moist when using the fertiliser. The material should always be watered in, following the fer­ tilisation. Mulches, leaf clipping* etc. help conserve moisture and help keep the soil tempera­ ture cooler, supply nutrients and discourage weed growth. Do not set the plants until the fertiliser has been in the sod about three week*. Plant Easter lily bulb* now. in good rich toll. Plant nas­ turtium seed now, Ihe dwarf variety takes up less room in the flower beds. They will need protection from frost but if protected you will be rewarded with lull of bloom during the early spring days. It Is nice to have a few double petunias in poll. The k>*ral nurserymen have won­ derful potting soil. Luck and pluck are important for a good garden. Hy Mrs. Clarence Snyder Officers for the coming year were installed st the first meeting of the season by the Sanford Story Leuguo nt the Epi-copal Parish House, re­ cently. Mrs. Fred Robb, president, prodded at the bu*inc*a meet­ ing. It was announced a me­ morial hud bccen given in memory of Mr*. S. J. Nix, u former member. Mr*. E. C. Williams an­ nounced th at 30 more book* hud been received to give to the schools in addition to the 100 already distributed. Letters of thanks were re­ ceived from Altamonte Spun ceived front A l t a m o n t * Plans Meeting Thursday Springs, Jackson Heights, South Seminole Junior High of Cn*selbcrry and Oviedo High Schools, for book* they have received. These wore purchased by the Sanford Story League with the money made fr« m Hie sain of cookbooks com­ piled by the league. Installation service* follow- Sorority Names Chairmen For New Year The Phi Gamma Eta Chap­ ter, of Beta Sigma Phi. held the first meeting of the sea­ son at the home of Mrs. Joe Alexander, 3rd. Most important Item on the business agenda was appoint­ ment of committee chairmen for the Robert Gonzales is chairman of the p r o g r a m committee; Mrs. Jim Warner, social; Mrs. Itlck Erickson, ways and means; Miss Barbara Moses, service, and Mrs. Sid Vihlcn, publicity. Final plans were made for the ru*h season. "A Handful of Charm,” an Interesting and informative program w a s presented by Sirs. Warner and Mrs. Vihlen. Olliers present were Mines. Bill Keek, Robert Mitchell. Mike Crever and (he Misses Donna Hodges and Leslie June*. td with Mrs. Cfarence Snyder as installing officer. The The TEL Sunday School league color* of green nnd Class of the First Baptist gold were u.<cd throughout Church will meet this Thurs­ the evening. Officers stood day ai 3 p.m. for I lie monthly in front of a table on which business and social. Meeting plnco will he the uii arrangement of golden mums ami greenery was Churc h Chapel and .Mr*. J. A. flanked by lighted green und Cunningham and her group gold tapers. A* each officer will he hostesses for (lie day. wn* installed a green and gold corsugo was pieacuteii to them. Officer* Installed were, Mr*. Fred Robb, president; Mr*. James Wallin, first vice pres- 1 ident; Mr*. W. L. Ro, he, re­ Oviedo cording secretary, Mrs. Rus-1 sol Tench, corresponding see - ( The Ladle* Auxiliary of the Wcklwu Lodge, K7!t, will meet rotary, Mr*. K. Mykkanrn. j treasurer; Mr*. It. F. Motile, tills Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Dim Hooker historian uiul .Mr-. It. t'. Muv ■at t l i e Oddfellow- Hall, oil Magnolia Avc., Hanford. and grandson, Buddy, of Hen­ well, puiliuhiontariaii. All members nre urged to i derson, N. J.. have arrived Mr*. Wallin road n poem, Thu Red, Red Rose and Mr*. attend ns this will lie uii im­ to spend Ihe winter at their home in Ovicdu. Tenth read “illackte'* Big portant meeting. Surprise.” .Mr*, litucl Giltruly, guest soloist sung, *• Hie Sweetest Story E 'e r Told” •erompatiied by Mr*. Snyder. Two more poem* were read, The Toad Fmg House hy .Mr*. Williuru* uml Shadow Pictures by Mr*. Rnelie. Thu surprise ot the evening eanu- when a new member, .Mrs. Earl Ev­ ans, wtt.s intioiiueeil n* tiro oulhor of all poems that bail been used in the program. Another ro w member, Mrs. Norman Miller, wan ul«o wel*S SAW OFFICERS OF THE STORY I.EACUE arc Mr.-*. Fred Robb, preaL coincd. dent, scute*! front nnd from left, Mr.-*. R. F. Motile, historian; Mr.-*. Run­ Refreshment* were aerveed nel I Teilbi, corresponding secretary; Mrs. James Wallin, vice president; hy the officers, 'the table was Mrs. U. C. Maxwell, parlim entarian; Mrs. K. Mykkannen, treasurer and ovfrluid with an imported Mrs. W. I,. Rocirc^ recording sec -clary. (Herald Photo) white linen cloth ami centered with an arrangement of gold­ en flower* ami green fruit. The color scheme was carried out with tile ten r e t of gold Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Redding Forte Ruse. His next leave i umi white. Dainty open fuerd have returned from a n ic k ’s will h«> during Iho coming sandwiches, rake, candies, tea I ami , off, o were served. vacation in Port Lavaca, holidays. Texas. They visited with their A “Thrift Shop'' and “ Rum­ daughter and her family, mage Sale” sponsftrtd hy the Capt. and Mr*. K. L. Van Al­ ladies of the Congregational len and daughter, Stephanie. Christian Church will be held A 2/C Willis J. Osier spent Friday, Oct. 4 from 8 u.nt. to the weekend with his parents. 5 p.m. in Fellowship Hull of Mr. and Mrs. Lowed E. Osier, the church located at the cor­ lie is stationed at Langley Air ner of 24th Street and Park Play safe with power lawnAvenue. mowers. Fiist study the in­ Mrs. Williuni Burtsrho will struction manual carefully, Conaider thin be in charge. The public i* in­ and then treat the mower as the mimt you would any power tool. vited. Auxiliary Plans Meeting Rjr Mm. Adam Muller Mr. and Mr*. Fred Wulff and daughter Madalin* of Lakt Dr. hare returned from a *tx weeks vi*lt to Drook* haven, L. I., N. Y. where they vi«lted their daughter and son-in-lnw, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kappe and other relatives and friends. Constable and Mrs. O v sr Papinrau have a* their guest*. Mr. Papineau'* brother und family, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Papineau and daughter Jo Ann from Rhode Island. Wharton Miller of Volusia Dr. and daughter Beth, huve gone north to visit friends and relative* in Buffalo and Syracuse, N. Y. They will visit Hcth's brother und his family, Mr. and Mr*. Whar­ ton Miller, son Todd and daughter Christine. Mrs. John Kormun of Me­ dina lid. entertained at her home on Tuesday, celebrating the birthdays of Mr*. Sarah McBride und Mrs. G. Parson*. Mr. and Mrs. M. Rlmmef of Illinois, spent severs! months a t the Kays, awaiting the completion of their home in Dellary. They are now set* tied and like their new home. P EN N EY DAYS STARTS Watch For B argains All This Month u O O L tf C H A S S IS 1 9 in c h * T V with all these features at such a LOW, LO W P R IC E ! Wednesday No down paymeat Personals Church Plans Rummage Sale FAIL ^ FESTIVAL VALUE COOL CHASSIS . . . beat-, the heat, m*|or causa of IV breakdown. 70% LESS TUBE BURN OUTS in quality control tests! Molded Cabinet. Beautiful Driftwood White Finish., front Controls, Front Sound . . . large 5 x 3 * spaakarj Sculptured Sound Protector. a l it * Alumim/edPictunU b a ... SsNty Clm Filter a Vi,i<l Vision Pktuia . . . Bisek B VIAR CIRCUIT last! Circuitry BOARD OUARANTKI a OujI frsne Grid lunar, Fimw f ft e d i# • • " i l l U w i n e l U 1 M l «»«au» fa# 9U 4 # * t l « M M » * # t e . f ie * 6 f i * l " | # M M fh > k e » a , i a * I f f . 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NITE TILL 8:00 WINN D IX IE FOOD STO?fcS 4 Just In Time For World Series At FIRESTONE STORES m NEW TREADS TUBELESS WHITEWALLS (N arrow o r W ide) ACCREDITED where your dollar buys MILES r FIRST & FRENCH Sanford FA 2-Ui> �. . i t • ! — r » . ■— i • I • TT iL 3y Vvv,’.: ' ' ■ Fired Hitchcock SEC Teams Get Back Te W ork HmigmTop Receiver To Take Rost NSWTOBS (UPI)* p Grid Team -* t_ . mnr toss (un> — v with pbytkal tha way ha the Oklahoma will ha Jaat anot&r n r Oklahoma waa accorded th« nation’* No. 1 ranking among callage football teama Monday hy a landslide ballot in the eeaaen’e first wacky rating of tha United Press Interna* tional board of coaches. Alabama waa a distant sacsad, Tsxas third and Big Ten veyressatatires Northwestern and Wisconsin rounded out the top fits. Tha Sooner*, surging back to the emlnencs they enjoyed la IMS sad 1966 whsa they i' national ckamyisaa, churned out 304 yards on the ground to upset Southern California, tha defending na­ tional champion, laat Satur­ day. Coach Wilkinson, who heads Kennedy’* fitness program, guldsd tha Boonsrs to No. 7 spot last season after three straight years in which they failed to gain ranking. Oklahoma received 22 first place votes from the 35-man UPI board. Alabama was No. 1 on aovan ballots, throe eoaches picked Taxes, and Northwestern, Navy and Pitt polled one each. Tha Boonan rest next weekend before tackling thirdranked Texas In tha Cotton Bowl a* Sanaa an O at It. Their first win waa ever damson. They last topped tha nation on Sept. 30, 1258. Georgia Tech grabbed sixth position. Navy rated ahead of Pittsburgh for eeventh, Sou­ thern Cal waa relegated to ninth and Ohio State and Nebraska tied for tenth. Mississippi and Penn State headed the “second 10" fol­ lowed In order by Air Force Academy and Oregon State. Michigan State and Miss­ ouri tied for 18tb, Texas Christian waa 18th and Duke and Rica deadlocked for 10th. The only other ranking teams to clash this week will ha Southern Cal No. • va Michigan State tiad for 16th Friday night in Los Angelas, With points distributed on 1 basic for votes from first to 10th places, Oklahoma had 324 out of a poasibia 350. Ala­ bama had 270 points, Texas 245, Northwesteern 182 and Wisconsin 176. Giant-Card Trade ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Only one day after tha baseball season had ended, the 8L Louie Cardinals and the Ian Francisco plants participated in tha first post-seats* trade of IMS. The Cards traded » year-old pitcher Men MacKen* tie for Giant lt»erv* catcher Jim Coker Monday. OPELIKA, Ala. (UPI) — Former Baltimore Orioles manager Billy Hitchcock ar­ rived at kia home kero Mon­ day and said ha was plan­ ning to rest after " a long year." " I’m planning te take a rest for a couple af weak* before I make any decisions," Hitchcock said. Hitchcock waa fin d from bla managerial post after tha 1M3 season ended Sunday. Ha eras offered a front-of­ fice Job with tha Orioles by General Manager Lee McPhall, but said ha has not mad* up Us mind whether to taka it. Vanderbilt, facing Oeliath this weekend, searched des­ perately for a slingshot yes­ terday. The llghUy-rtgandad asmmoderns nutted their baekBald in an attempt te find an offensive punch ter Sat­ urday'* gam* with secondnaked Alabama. Quarter­ back Steve Shaw was v*> tarnad te kia aid haUback position in the change, and Coach Jack Gres* promoted four linemen te the first team. Vanderbilt baa scored ealy IS points la losing to Purnun and Georgia and facts la Alabama ona af tha na­ tion’s stingiest defenses. Tulsa* also tried to solve —& ate espied only one pass la tbs last U games, worked hard on pass defense in preparattea ter an invaste* hy Mi­ ami’* Georgs M in, on* af tfw nation’* top collegiate passers. Tennessee Coach Jim Mc­ Donald drilled his team an dlssgnoslng the quarterback option play, which Auburn exploited to defeat the Vols last Saturday and which up­ coming opponent Mississippi State uses to good advantage. Mississippi emphasised tin* play in n controlled scrim­ mage while Georgia Tech worked out 45 minutes and then listened to lectures. Georgia's Bulldogs were told they did Saturday against Vanderbilt to best South Caro* lias. Coach Paul Davia aaat tea H i-i-tp y i atate Bulldogs through a to-miaute practice session following a scouting report on Tennessee. Auburn drilled an punting and pass­ ing. Tha Florida Gators ran through a drill in sweat suits and Louisiana State stressed kicking in its light drill. Woman B eats Men BRIGHTON, Englald (UPI) —A woman driver, Mrs. Peg­ gy Youngs, beat a field of men to win the national bet­ ter driving contest. ley Henalgan can’t stand why he’s tha leading pasa receiver'in the American Football Laagu*. Hennigan, a tear year ta b aran with the Houston Oilers feels the defense in tha AFL gets better each season, mak­ ing R tougher all-round for receivers. Hennigan replaced Oak­ land’s Art Powell as the lead­ ing receiver this week. He has caught 28 passes for 543 yards compared to 26 and 471 yards for Powall. A former North western Looisiana State College athlete, Hennigan also is making a bid for the scoring leader­ ship. -V- A & W Root Beer FOOTBALL — Now — See The Games On "A Price Far Every Purse A Sira Per Every Appetite" * Mama Burger • Baby Burger To TekaSpecial Attention ----__ _rd«ra Out Order*. . . . All Ilot Sandwiches Foil Wrapped THIS CONTEST PAGE WILL WEEK DURING 1905 French Avc. FOOTBALL SEASON. Sanford, Fla. fl. 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Michigan vs Navy FA 2*3649 Purdue vs Noire Dam# �• A T r 7 & Grid Games O ffe r Full W eek End Program JVs To Open About Sports Who's Thursday With Thinking Out Loud Golfing Titusville I t;? ftan ln rk Tuea. Oct. 1, ’<33—Page 5 ( |n a l l BY JULIAN STEN STllOM It’s world series time and Gainesville. And Ellis again! Noticed the lack of wasn’t exactly loved in the excitement about the spec* other parks. • • • tacle? Maybe it's because its just another “ ho-hum’’ affair But it was color. That's between the Yankees and the what fans like along with Dodgers. Maybe it’s because their baseball. They like to baseball fans have seen so see a scrappy club. That’* many drab Saturday games what made the gas house all summer along that they­ gang in St. Louis the drawing ’re not concerned about the cards" they were back in classic. Perhaps its all the the late twenties and early maybe s. thirties. 2,500 On Hand Each Day For Drag Races By Dotty Divot Approximately 2,500 fans, By Julian Stenstrom Ole man “elements" made one of the largest audiences Herald Sports Editor A Another big weekend of atmospheric conditions for to witness a racing event la ^ football is again on tap for the first luncheon of the San­ Seminole County h i s t o r y , Seminole County'a gridiron ford Women’s Golf Associa­ watched t h e "parade of fans when three high schools, tion feel that a meeting of speed" each day IhU weekend three junior high schools and the Yacht Club would have in the Seminole Timing As­ a junior varsity unit will see sociation’s big two-day drag been nioie apropoa. If one action tills week. racing competition at tha OaThursday night Head Coach Lad tried to give golf a “go" ceola drag strip. * R a l p h Stumpf's Seminole —it might have been describWith more than 100 entries High JayVees travel to Titus­ ed like ao—'"she tloshed a competing each day, a Cocoa • • • • • • ville to tangle with the baby drive hard to starboard and Bench driver. John Tempest, F L But ,we. have . nnp opinion T H i y thrift—heelers—ha Vi­ TOTtwr .-T nc'-Hmir scmirwwsbucketed a pul of two fnlnand Sanford’s Ray Hudson we'll share with you. Base­ to be wheeled from the bull­ will be out to grab their 25th oms." earned considerable aharta oI ball, even major league var­ pen to the mound likev a consecutive victory. L a s t However, though the weath­ the $1,400 la prixa money. iety, has lost its color. Stan bunch of prims donnas. We FIVE POINTS will tie offered by th e Yankees made it work in the American League race a re , week they racked up Lees­ er was damp, not the spirits Tempest, driving an all. Musial and Willie Mays are suspect the next thing you for winning the World Series which begins left to right. Al Downing, Whitoy Ford, Ralph of 51 members and guests. aluminum 1983 version of th« about the only two major know they'll be sending the burg 20 to 0. Wednesday a t Yankee Stadium. Like the Dod­ Terry, Stan Williams and Jim lloulon. automobile bearing hia name, leaguers left who can attract hitlers to the plate on escala-1 The big game in the coun­ When we made the "docks'* gers’, theirs is a pitching pattern. The five who ty Thursday night will be the things were quite active and •wept A Factory Experiment­ the extra customers, and tors. Alter ail, some $90,000 I al competition both daya and Musial has just called it bonus baby might stub his clash between Sanford Junior you H>uld have heard a pin won Saturday's Stock Elimi­ quits. Twenty years ago you little toe and be laid up for High School's braves and the drop if it had beecn attached nations. couldn't count the customers-two seasons. A few years ago Hurricanes of Casselberry's to a stick of dynamite! Our good friend Helen AnThe running of stock elimi­ .1 getters on double your hands you had to stand in the club South Seminole Junior High. nations and Top Eliminator house door with a shotgun The contest is billed for the Trews, .Mayfair Inn's girl Friand toes. • • • was canceled Sunday as rain to keep a chunker with a Lyman field in Longwood at lay, served a tasty cold buf­ NEW YORK (UPI) — The washed out the final events. Back In the ol’ days—as broken arm from getting into 7:30 p.in. Last week the Hur­ fet and the first business ricanes opened their season luncheon was underway. As rain fell, Billy Fine of Jimmie Wright said the other the ball game. probable lineups and batting with a 32 to 13 victory over Mis. Charles Park, Presi­ day—ball players went out on NEW YORK (UPI) —Man­ their relief ace, Ron Perran- base and put rookie Dick order for Wednesday’s first Cocoa Beach, driving ■ 1983 St. Cloud and the Braves dent, introduced the guest of ager Ralph lloiik of the Yan­ the field to play ball and oski, arc accorded a alight Tracewski, a slick fielder game of U:e World Series at Plymouth, and Jim Kennedy whitewashed Oviedo Junior honor, Everett Kerr, manager kees hoped today for “ the of Sanford, In a 1963 Ply­ fight and it didn't make much Yankee Stadium: Hull's Li on Cubs by a score of the San Fiancisco Giants' breaks" and skipper Walter edge over the Yankees “ big but weak hitter, at second, mouth, shaped up as top eom« difference which they did. Alston refused to name a l/os Angeles of 20 to 0. Mayfair Inn. Kerr made an Alston of the Dodgers for “a four." They are starters petitors. Both had won sev­ We can recall right here In •OS ANGELES The Lion Cubs will be Idle interesting talk that was pep­ healthy Sandy Koutax" for Ford Al Downing and Jim starting lineup “ until I find Sanford a few years back eral prizes in the early going. ss .302 this week but will tangle with pered here and there with the World Scries opening Bouton with Hal Reniff the out If McMullen will play." Will* 7 when a second division ball 2b .282 Gilliam club from Leesburg used to lli# Acey Deucy Wives the Hurricanes a week from witticisms that delighted all Wednesday in Yankee Sta­ No t man in the bullpen. Houk named this lineup T. Davis If .320 the gals. Wc admire his cour­ dium. draw the biggest galea be team made a clean sweep Thursday night. Houk, cheered by the im­ and batting order for the Skowion lb .203 cause the fans knerw they against team No. 11 when' On Friday night Jim PI- age. His wife, Elaine, was There was a good chance provement In the condition of first game. F.w1(47. aid rf ' .273 had a good chance of teeing they won four points. Hunt goit's Warriors of Seminole taking down every word — Alston's hope would be ful­ his two outfield stars, Mickey a lw a y * r i n s r q u a l it y Although this will bo tiie W. Davis cf .2(5 a double header—a baseball Realty won three points from High will attempt to keep she is recording secretary I filled for Koufax, the golden Mantle and Roger Atari*, said- eighth World Scries meeting Hnseboro e .238 game and a scrap........ Art Brown i'est Control, j their record clean while they .Them seems to he. a surge armed southpaw -w hy- -will' the Yankees "are in the best between the clubs, it will lie McMullen lib .238 • • • Whitoy Ford, New physical condition of Uie sea­ the first since the Dodger* Koufax Cooks Corner nosed out Stcn- entertain the Blue Darters of of new members, judging face 23-5 P Leesburg had a lefthanded stroin Realty to win three I Apopka High School. This from introductions. Elaine York’* left handed money son." PENNEY left Brooklyn after the 1957 NEW YORK pitcher back In 1937 who points from team No. 7. Mr. I contest is slated for Sanford's llognnson, Mosie Johnston, pitcher, in the first game Alston was concerned over season to find a baseball gold Kubek s* .257 _ esme Into the plate one night Ellsworth Ogden, the Denary Memorial Stadium at 8 p m. Mrs. Tom nutts and Josie Me- said on his arrival, “ I feel his pitching— Koufax, Peer- mine in the Far West and Richardson 2b .285 DAYS ■ and bis high spikes tore the fine." He had been reported anoski anil Podree, Meanwhile, Dick Copeland s Calluni to name a few. capacity crowds for tho first Trcsh barber who sponsors the .280 If shirt off Sanford receiver Like Koufax, Perranoski two games here Wednesday Mantle It was a special delight suffering from the after"D e b s’ was so pleased with unblemished Lyman H i g h .314 cf Sam Holbrook, who once has had a touch of tha flu. ami Thursday. math o( a slight case of the School Greyhounds pack their when Keen Ivey introduced .380 the team that he promptly or­ Marl* rf eaught for the old Washing­ "Unless Koufax gets sick They reported, however, E. Howard e luggage for a trip to New her gui-at, Mrs. Dala Scott flu. l STARTS .287 ton Senators. Sam used no dered new blousca for the Smyrna Beach where they (that darling little Truluck today or tomorrow, he’ll However, only time—per­ that a few reserved scats Pcpitono .271 gals. The Grapcvillc Nursery lb chest protector, Just a mask will attempt to iwst their girl of a few years back). To haps seven games—will tell pitch," said Alston upon the had uot been sold while about Boyer .251 3I> and shinguards. This Lcci- split their points 2-2 with the I third consecutive win of the those that are interested — whether the Yankees, who Dodgers’ arrival Monday 0.000 bleacher and standing 2t 7 Ford CPO Wives; Southern Air and P Thurs., O c* 3 burg kid was picked up by season when they meet the und there are many — she's have made winning World night, “ and Perranoski is room only tickets will go on Umpires— l’aparolla Shoemaker Construction also Sam and bounced off the okay. Scries a habit, will got the sale tha day of each game plate; Gorman (NL) Barracudas. still dariingl ground three or four times divided the points 2-2. Among his regulars, Alston With standing room, the N’app Last Friday night the Sem­ On the golfing agenda there breaks. Mary Tomaleski. of Ihe Debefore the two benches emTiio way Houk sees it, the hail a question mark in Yankees can erowxl 72,000 In (NL). 3h; Rice (AL) and Ver inole* came Irom behind to is a mixed two-ball Tourna­ Watch For 0 ptied and collided a t the Bary “ Debs" rolled high rookie third bato K»n Mc.Mul their park. Add that to the scheduled for Oct. | two teams are so evenly nou (NL), foul lines. g j' e and scries when the lake Colonial of Orlando into ment ten. McMullen re injured a plate. matched that (lie series could 55,000 capacity of Dodger • • • turned in a r J5 - .H l. Doris cam p'by a 20 to 13 count Watch the paper for further be decided by “ the break* of muscle in his left leg Thurs Stadium in t/us Angeles, ami Bargains All while Uic Greyhounds raced details. The Inter-City Golf Later on this Leeaburg lur- Hock converted the 58-10; day night but Alston thinks the game." He doesn't bu> Tho plumber, user of lead it figures to be the richest over an<l around the Ocoee Tournament will be held Oct. This Month ler waa at the plate and hit Libie Whitehead 4-10; Tcena the general talk that the he will be ready to play Wed­ series ever for the players, pipu and solder, take* his [Caidinali 3( to 0. H at Oceanside Club, Daytona Aramo 2-7; and the 3-10 fell a sharp grounder to shortnesday. If he Isn't lie will who share In the receipts of name from ' 'plumbum," La­ Dodgers are inferior defen­ Oviedo High School's Lions ileueii (formerly Ellinor Vil­ atop Ellis Clary. Clary'* for Dot Johnson, Libie Whitesively. shift Jim Gilliam to third the first four games only. tin for “lead." will entertain Umatilla al lage). Hopo you've made your head and Edith Zculi. Tur­ throw to first went compllteHe docs agree with Alston Courritr Field Friday night. reservations. We've made ours ly over first baseman Bobby keys were rolled by Marie Cltli.it pitching, usually the The I.ions dropped a close one and s o might even play golf name of the game whether It Pritchard's head and out of sow ski and Pat Slplcy. last Friday night to the Dun —if we’re forced to. A the park. Clary met the run he tor one game or 182, will nothin Tigers. Oviedo will be Ho sura ami bo on the decide the scries victor pro­ W ner as he rounded first with out to post their first victory "first tee" next Wednesday viding those breaks even up. the moat vlcloui tacklo yotfve of tiio season. They dropped morn. The tournament for the aver seen and then started Although the Yankees are their opener to the Lyman day is Heat Nine Holes, One- concerned to have more jumping up and down on kirn Greyhounds. 41 to 6. Half Handicap. And girls re­ depth in the pitching depart­ with hi* apikes. • • • The Panthers of Crooms member your dues. Fur the ment, the Dodgers starting Academy will seek to post small amount of 510 you are trio of Koufax, Johnny PoOne night in Gainesville the Position their second win of the sea­ eligilile to compete for a 51.23 dre* and Don Drysdalc and • Sanford Club of 1938 was Name RE son againit one defeat when golf bait — plus a lot of fun. playing tha second half of a Ed Griffith RE twin bill. The fans had cliiab- A1 Goodspced they go to' DcLand to meet Bargain, bargains LE i ed on Clary unmercifully dor David Higginbotham their old foe, Ecuhd High. Wo are going to miss Gene­ IX f ing the first game when he Richard Hiitell Last Friday night the Panth­ vieve Woodruff next week. IX made a pair of boots at short Andy Lyons ers Opened their home sea>on She is off to Alania to cele­ RE When the second tilt got on LeRoy Noppcr With an impressive 18 to 8 brate thu birthday of a VIP. LT der way, Clary took a called John Angel victory o v e r Gainesville's You guessed it—Chip'* first RT third strike. The wolves roar Tom Cason Loicoln High. birthday) Chip is th« grand­ By Jane C*»*att^rry T,T •d. Clary went back to the Wade Hancock son of Dr. and Airs. Hairy The South Seminole Junior LT bench, unwrapped two pouols David Jarrell Woodruff. All To Return Benny Johns RT High School Athletic Associa­ of juicy chopped liver, aUpMILWAUKEE (UPD-BobRT ped out of the dugout. apriy Mike Ogden tion elected officers for the b> llragau's entire coaching RG ed the grandstand and y«U Dan Adams coming year at last week'* staff with the Milwaukee RG a #d—"Now, howl you bunch Joon Cannovino meeting at the school. Braves will return next year Ronnie Crawford LG " of wolves!" Henry Duncan was re-elect­ despite the fact that the • • • James King PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Braves recently concluded Floyd McCoy, 180, Staten Is­ ed president and Mrs. James 1£ That season the Sanford C. J. Metxler RG U dr worst season in Milwau- land, N. Y., stopped Ed Leo- Black wa* re elected treasur­ club couldn’t have beaten Archie Smith m Us, 172, Philadelphia (2). kee. their way out of a paper bag Tony Gonzalez er. <but they drew fan* like flies Dan I,ee ^ Other officer* »r« Mr*. when they went- to Leesburg Hemic Barbour Jaoic Simpkins, vice presi­ Rod Laney CJB dent. and Mrs. C. H. Norris, Jeff Whitting tjB secretary. Steve Groover LH The association has season John Lewis LH John Norlun LH tickets for adults and students Model to all tho Hurricanes’ home Ernie Bsuineister RH 5C2X football and basketball games Eric Walltout RH RH fur sale this week. GAINESVILLE (U PI) - Stcyrl Weber Fit The first home game will Florida Coach Ray Graves Sonny Messer Chris Tillis FB he played against Sanford ran his charge* through a Junior High School Thursday light drill in sweat suits Mon SO PORTABLY YOURS . . . to ready to travel when you are and famous, d e­ night at Lyman Athletic day in preparation for South Field. «rn Conference foe Richmond pendable G-E performance features go along. SO PERSONALLY YOURS • . • AH parents interested in tiie this Saturday. acliool athletic program are equipped with private earphone for pleasure without disturbing. Personal* 9 Graves moved starting By United Press Interaaliaul invited to aitend the next NATIONAL LEAGUE tackle Frank LaAy from the meeting which will be held ized colors, too . . . choose Cordovan or Charcoal Gray and Brushed first to the second team and New York 37 pb.l»drl»hia 14 Monday, Oct. 7. at H p.in. replaced him with Sydney Green Bay 31 Baltimore 20 aluminum or Smoke White and Satin Gold finishes. Mac Lean in a key assignment Chicago 37 Delrtit 21 Cleveland 20 Lm Angeles 6 change. Senior center Jimmy Mor­ Pittsburgh 23 St. La<*U II • Convenient Front Controls • Rich, OMLY gan wrus voted captain for Minesota 43 San Frai. it clear front sound • Automatic gain the Richmond and Alabuma Washington 21 Dalbe 17 AMERICAN LEAGUE control for strong or weak signal stability games by his teammates. ALBUKUERKUK, N. M Denver 14 Bostm l'j • Built-in adjustable antenna • Big 16" (UPI) — Albuquerque'* Joey San Diego 24 KiasuvCity J Lima* meet* world junior square "Daylight Blue" picture Only games tchrlUcd Purses welterweight champion Eddie HIALEAH (U P I)— Hialeah Perkins in a non tide boxing race track will award a rec­ match here tonight. ord 52.313,781 in purses uext Canes CORAL GABLES lU Pl — Limas has compiled a 23season, trJc k ' officials an 11-3 mark with 17 of hv* vic­ nounced Monday. President The University <* Matni LYMAN’S JACK IILANTON (12) 8cami>era for tories in Albuquerque. Eugene E.‘ Mori said the 1J64 opened practice 51 iday Lr 10 yitrila iicfnic lu: is buHijghl down by Ocot-e'w Perkins wrested die title 118 S. Magnolia season Will Include to stake* its Friday ni.ut iftne .Hi. FA 2-1562 Tom Hall (83) in last week’s game which Lyman from Roberto Cruz in Manila race* between Jan. 17 and Tulane w i t h a lefetdve ainm tnage. won -11 to G. earlier Uiia year. 9 'larch 3. Yankees Look For 'The Breaks'; Probable lineups Dodgers Look To Koufax's Arm i : Acey Deucys In Big Sweep P en n eys 111 !if Seminole JV Team Roster SSJH Athletic Group Elects G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC Fight Results ESCORT PORTABLE TV EXTRA LIG H T ...EX T R A COMPACT ...E X T R A PORTABLE! Gators Hold Light Drill BIG 16-IH. "DAYLIGHT BLUE" PICTURE... ONLY 22 LBS. LIGHT! Pro Results Perkins Fights Limas Tonight i 139 95 SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY i t» _ ! �I 1* • 11-----r* — «' > 71 j1 (•-*•*. - * j:-Ifflg S S %) . . T *' r- : rs :■-* v The WholeCaroline, Toothin ease she Is contrite. 11 tea bow te w determined by do«cr scrutiny th a t Caroline actually wasn’t k taiinf her father’s hand in th a t famous picture of her and the P resident She was biting it. This is ju s t a word of comfort to She was doing only what a good many recipients of U.S. foreign aid have been doing when she bit the hand th a t feeds her. Relax, Caroline, and keep right on biting. I t seems to work ju st fine. Grand New Party? they are gaining important allies, Many Republican politicians are thus fa r quietly, In the mors power­ wondering if th eir party may not be ful industrial states. undergoing a small revolution of For more than 30 years these lat­ the sort which swept through the te r have called the tune a t nominat­ Democratic organization with Presi­ ing time. Their leaders almost with­ out exception have demanded mod­ dent John F. Kennedy’s victory in erate candidates. But now there is 1960. something missing. A Goldwater His capture of the nomination a t backer expressed it when hs said: Los Angeles lifted Into positions of 'T h e opposition is in disarray.** state political authority and influence Indeed, no clear, governing lead­ a host of younger men. Left trailing ership seems in sight. Neither along behind were some of the older Dwignt Eisenhower, Riehard Nixon, hands, who had worked for other can* Thomas. B. Dewey or any other is “dnhrtrar providing it. Two prominent exceptions were Doubts about New York’s Gov. Chicago’s Mayor Richard Daley and Nelson Rockefeller and professional Rep. William Green, the party boss p a r t y disinterest in Governors of Philadelphia, who produced an as­ George Romney of Michigan and tounding 330,000-vote city margin William Scranton of Pennsylvania de­ fo r Kennedy In the election. prive the once dominant industrial Numerous reports today suggest group of an effective operating fo­ th a t a similar cluster of young men cus. m ight In 1904 be Involved In a takeIt is nut yet correct to say that over of the GOP. As in 1960, the ef­ this revolution building in the GOP fo rt would be linked with the political has been accomplished. Some of the fortunes of a particular candidate — old professionals In the big states In this cose, Sen. Barry Goldwater of are resourceful fellows. Arizona. But their problems are becoming A high proportion of the party’s acute. They are under increasingly young men are for Goldwater for intense pressuro from moneyed and president. All the touted youthful other forces within their own states GOP state chairmen in the rising to give wuy and let the revolution Republican movement In the South occur. are in the senator's camp. So are By next April or May, the a fair share of the leaders of similar chances are good it will either huve age in the Mountain states. become a fact. ... or hnve __ Together, these men do not com....... been halted "Iwarwt—iia n ia lw - a ire m rib cither in and destroyed. For by then Goldwaterm s of crnventlon delegates oreleST ~ tcr^-f*)rtuxuui-wUhln the party will . torvl votes. But reports huve it th a t be fairly well M R determined. fe rm iD tfl Dick West Says Solons To The Rescue i i WASHINGTON (UPI) — Congress has been catching a lot of criticism lately, some of It undoubtedly Justified. But I lay th at any legisla­ tive body that passes a bill to prevent Merchant M a r i n o nurses from being classified ns "oilers and wipers" can't bo all bad. This bill, which President Kennedy signed, rectified ■ situation that developed under a recent Job reclassification by tha Cuust Guard. It was found that ths exist­ ing law did not sperlficlally Include shipboard nurses as Staff officers. Therefore, they would have been classified with oilers and wipers. But Congress, riding to tha rescue, changed tha law to permit tha nurses to bo reg­ istered aa staff officors. It was one of Congress' finest hours. It was, moreover, ths typo of thing that Rep. Jim Wright (O-Tax.), apparently had . In mind tha other day when he undertook to answer charges that Congress has been dilly­ dallying, dilatory and dawdl­ ing this year. Wright conceded that it has taken Congress longer to do lets than la normally ths ruse. "Ilut,’’ ha said, "whnt most of ths critics fail to taka Into account is that ths record of WAY OUT COOP NIOHT.WART, WOULD r jj you MIND walking in back OS Me? MOWCAN t APPRE CIAT« THE BEAUTIFUL coix«* os 7 he fall w m t A AWSS LIKE VOU BLCTT7ttC» 7 ME LANDSCAPE 1 r-g L l* h Congress simply cannot lie Judged by the number of luws pasted. "It must ho Judged Instead by the wisdom of the laws en­ acted. Quality, not quantity, should he the criterion.” Any fair-minded person, I submit, can. see tha wisdom of sparing nurses tho embarrass­ ment of being railed oilers snd wipers, sven though that title might accurately d s ■ c r I b e their duties. Wright might have added still another point to hit de­ fense nf Congress. Ilut sines lie didn't! I will do it far him. I rider to tha fart that It oftentimes takes as much nr mure time for Cungress not to pass a bill as It does to puss one. In gauging ths para at which our lawgivers operate, most critics simply do not take into account ths hours that they spend not passing legis­ lation. Soma hills, of course, nru not passed very rapidly. They ara introduced, consigned to the nearest plgeonhols and forgotten. But a major piece of legis­ lation that Is not passed can­ not be not passed that easily. It requires lengthy committee hearings and debate on the floor before it can be not passed. Ami it uses up a lot of wis­ dom in the process. Peter Edson EXPER1MENT IN POLITICAL ELECTRONICS Political Notebook WASHINGTON (NBA) — existing la in . And Congress —Simplify foreign tld pro­ President Kennedy's goal for in its present mood on taxes curement policies which now 9 a 93 billion or 10 por cent (a. and Russia won’t grant cither have so many regulations small buslnesa c a n t hand!* creese In V. 8. exports to wipe this year. oat A n o rk a’s balance of pay. Only last June, Congress un­ them. menta deficit in 1004 wsa not animously approved a three- —Improve f o r e i g n com­ equaled In 1002 and will not year extension of the Export merce education in business bo achieved this year. schools. Control A ct This (a tha opinion of Fred Other recommendatloni of —Take U. S. commercial a t­ C. Foy of Pittsburgh, board the 11 subcommittees, as sum­ taches in American embasaias chairman of Koppcra Co. and marised by Eugene M. Brade- away from State Department rice-chairman of the two-day man, director of the Bureau of control and return them t« ^ Whita Houae Conference on International Commerce, in­ Department of Commerce, Export Expansion. clude these main points: where they were prior to 1939. 8o the going for next year —Revise ocean f r e i g h t —Improve Department of will bo tough. rates, which now make ship­ Commerce m arket surveys and But the drive to Increase ments from Europe to Amer­ information services for bene­ America’a foreign trade now ica cheaper than from Amer­ fit of Anicricnn exporters. moves out of Washington ami ica to Europe. —Continue and expand ex­ into the country with 39 Little —Set up a commission to isting Department of Com­ White House Conferences on review American anti-trust merce piogrnms for U. 8. Export Expansion. laws ns they affect export trade missions, fairs and cenThese conferences will bo business and to speed up ’suatje.io Siaafc heM-wiUtm-tWorxVmntvUvdii^-in^ih^j -.applicaUana—fo r._____ the 39 II. 8. Department of rtemptions by Department of Commerce field offices In co­ Justice. operation with regions) Ex­ —Provide for better financ­ port Expansion Councils. ing of export operations with The 800 members of the Ex­ liberalized credit and guaran­ Editor, Herald: port Expansion Councils are tees by Export-Import Bank Thank you very much for private businessmen. and the Foreign Credit Insur­ This progrnm, which has ance Assn, of 70 private com­ the wonderful front-page a r­ been dubbed "Operation Ten panies ticle which appeared In Tha Thousand," Is intendsd to in­ —Push tariff negotiation* Sanford Herald Friday SSQ- 6 <SG p terest 10,000 more American under Foreign Trade Expan­ ning regarding Scott Kelly’s manufacturers, who are now sion Act of 1902, with hard selling only on the domestic bargaining to give U. S. firms participation in the 8hrins market, to get into foreign equality In competition and to Club program on Thursday trade. include American agricultural evening, S ep t 28. If each one of these 10.000 products. I have mailed a copy of th s could do $200,000 worth of ex­ —Ask labor Unions to con­ article to Mr. Kelly and feol port business next year, the duct educational campaigns sure that he, too, will ap­ Dr. C a n e ’s $2 billion goal would be reach­ with members on Idea that preciate your wonderful cov­ ed. foreign Investments do not erage of hi* speech. * At the present time between necessarily deprive American Your cooperation is slw sys ** 15,000 and 20,000 U. 8. manu­ workers of jobs, but actually appreciated. facturers sell abroad. Nobody c r e a t e employment, since Roy G. Williams knows the exact number. But branch plants ara set up President Mildred U like millions of I But when your temperature i nf brain cells is an irreversthe 500 biggest exporters do primarily to preserve markets r’hrina Club « a tthen h a n tho I r l mchemical m i c n l prof i r n . ! jtllQ |fcl« parentis who grow siwt__ Ha—! rt« Hj*'*. 75 per cent of tha business. in compliance with foreign wheis a child runs a fever. tective i uiTnrtr.-youc-lmd^_iLrs. &>jno proteins, like gelatin, Tha finnl report of tha big protective tariff laws. speeded up. ADDING MACHINE will bTlhiSfirB lw i. h o t ^ L j ^ i t ' s ^ ^ ConferSo scrapbook this rasa or Ilut tha rate of multiplica­ turn into a solid dessert when ence of 200 private business BARGAIN mall it to a young parent, tion of the germs is slowed placed in the refrigerator. leaders has now been submit­ New. R. C. Allen Manual for It will prove more calm­ down! Heat that cold dessert ugain ted to President Kennedy by Machine* 7-eolumn. sub­ and it will return to a liquid ing than tranqulliiera on So fever actually helps your traction, Jump total, run­ Secretary of Commerce Luth­ such panirky parents. And liody's resistance and hampers state, *0 gelatin is an example er Hodges. It contains detailed There must be s day of re- ning total window, astontalie clearance. of a reversible gel. look on fever as your ally the hostile bacteria. recommendations from 11 sub­ But when you pour the committees of businessmen on pentane' for the wrongs the A Good, Strong Durable In alrknesa; not your en­ For example, the white cor­ Machine that will lost for puscles and "antibodies'' in white of an egg upon a hot what should be done to build Negro in Amcrlcs has been yrara. emy! CASK Q-452: Mildred J.. your blood are greutly in­ skillet, it cooks and becomes up U. S. exports ID per cent. subjected to . , , and a firm Formerly $175. Now $125 resolve, by all branehes of the and Tax. Terraa and tradeaged 28, has two children Just creased us your temperature .1 solid white substance. The conference Itself got off Then root it and it remains slightly on the wrong foot by government, and by the peo­ in*. ready for kindergarten and rises. lie grateful, for these are solid, for protein in tho egg holding n press briefing im­ ple, that the long suffering of first grade. HAYNES "Or. Crane," she began, the defenders id your health. illustrates an irreversible gel. mediately after adjournment. the Negro ahull not huve been OFFICE MACIHNB CO. In vuin. "whenever they get a fever, I The white corpuscles a c t u a l l y j And that's what happens to The It committee reports Ml Magnolia At*., Sanford —U. S. Appeuls Judge J. grow almost hysterical with will engulf and devour bite- the protein In nerve cells. hudn’t been fully analyzed or Open Evenings Shelly W right. So watch your child care­ properly summarized. fear. ier.u or germs. "So 1 try to give them as "Yes, Dr. Crane," Mildred fully and report his tempera- The result was an Impres­ pirin and put ire parks on I protested, "but isn't a high | tutu to your doctor, but don't sion that the principal recom­ j get unduly alarmed till his mendations were to givu U. S. their fares to bring the tent-1 .'ever very dangerous?" |ierntura down, even brforu I That depends on what you fever reaches thu 105-degree industry an incentive tax ben­ CALL mark. telephone tha doctor. mean by a "high” fever. efit, to get them into the ex* Besides, children with "Although he tells me not to Until tho body temperature j port business and t# resume nni, worry so much, how ran I passes 105 degrees, you enn mere sore throat may run 101 trn,|e with avoid being panicky? sit tight and lint resort to Ice degrees whereas an adult may | oth<r Communist bloc coun"Don't people die when their packs or cooling drugs like as­ not register 101, since children tries, show much higher tempera- Those two subjects were temperature gets too high?" | pirin. M OVING AND STO RA G E C O ., INC. To relieve tho minds of all | After 105, however, we med­ turcs for the same ailment. recommended for rrsurvey by Don't use let packs or as­ the government in view of you parents, I’ll give you some ics are very rareful. For when FA 2-9511 sobering medical facts about the temperature reaches 107 pirin and other temperature- changed world conditions. But S a n f o r d , F la . or 108, it is poiaibln for tho lowering drugs till the fever both would require diungcs in 1 5 0 4 C c le y A ve. fever. approaches the 105-mark. Kirst of all, fever is usually excessive heat to "cook” the (Always writs to Dr. a medical aid to yourself or proteins in brain cells. Then, even if you recover, Crane in rare of this news­ your sick child. That may sound strange, you may be sluggish mentally paper. enclosing a long sincu litany parents are like or artuully drop to a feeble- stamped, addressed envelope and 20 rents to cover typing Mildred in growing panicky as | minded level. and printing rusts when you For the protein in nerve Boon as ,lhr3r /j" ? ,helr chlM’* temperature higher than D8.*i cells will gel under too high send for one of his book­ degrees. heat. And this typo of reaction lets.) Letters Worry Clinic es MOVING 4 frlJ I» ll> / V I I I Barbs By Hal Clehrin When • man meets an old friend in a bar It's spring time. THE WCttKV WAKT Sjeralfc I’uifo 6 Sanford, Florida w u r n t v iiiii a. Z U nsgln* E d ito r J l I.V WMI.I.S County cerr.LiA Huclsly H aste H clltery Tues., Octoixsr 1, 1963 o iK i.o tv , t . u i n m wax a x is rt u i .i - i i i h 1 111: n W I1 I.L I M . v U a i i k a i Supt. ittIK SIIOMNAHMH llu .l n ... 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T h s l l s r t l d I t a m c n i b s r o f t h s C n l t t d P r s s s w h i c h i s an t l t l s d s x c l u s l v s l y to I h s u s s f o r r t p u b l l c s l l o n o f a l l t h s local n e w s p r l n t s d lo t h i s n e w s p a p e r . ____________________ No p a r t of a n y m a t e r i a l , n e w s o r a d v e r t i s i n g , o f t h i s e d i t i o n o f T b s S a n f o r d l l o r a l d m a y be r e p r o d u c e d In a n y m a n n e r w i t h ­ o u t w r i t t e n p e r m i s s io n o f t h s p u b l i s h e r o f T h s H e r a l d . Any I n d iv id u a l o r f i r m r e s p o n s i b l e f o r e u en r e p r o d u c t i o n w'.tt be c o n s id e re d a s I n f r i n g i n g on T h s H e r a l d 's e o p v r l g h t a n d w i l l bs b a l d H a b i t f o r d a m a g i n g u n d e r t h s law . P u b l i s h e d d a l l y e x c e p t S a t u r d a y , S u n d a y a n d C h r i s t m a s ; p u o U s b td S a t u r d a y p r e c s e d i n g L U nsU naa % Watch For ltargruinH All This Month 1 7T I = fife 30« How to get ready for a happy retirement.. T. Avoid over-eating. 2. Keep in good shape. 3. Cultivate a hobBjc 4. Save all you can now. Saving can mean the difference between “really living* or “existing” after retirem ent Plan ahead. Open a savings account with us and add to it regularly. Excellent earnings^ SINCE 1931 Home Of Super Safe Savings LUMBER & HARDWARE 700 FRENCH AVE. FA 2-7121 ,QJ a s s oac i a t T o *n® �A rt V tifn i V r r t l l T u « . O ct. 1, *88—P a w 7 (Dsuah My Jody T im e r the club, taa* the auctlo^'-er. Plume 322-1133 Hostesses for the event Election of new officers for were Mrs. Owens, Mrs. Janet the Vigilante Navy Wives Rodgers and Mrs. Ithea Coop­ Club No. 211 will bo held at er. at whose home the sale their meeting Thursday, Oct. I was held. Refreshments of 3' . I sandwiches, cake and punch The meeting date has been Wfrc ic ru ,j changed from Monday. Oct. . • . 7. It will bo held on the new} o m w i ulvei uf VA!I 9 date at 7:30 in the Sunday at ,|)e |,ome of j | r. ^ School room at the base. (, Karnrj f„r a *trak ••coo|<. Installation services wit. le Frlda>. cw,ning arranged and held later this Originally scheduled as a month. Any wife of enlisted cooj.ou{ at ihc home of Mrs. personnel is invited to attend „ ,, CookCf the rainy wcath. MILS. E A R L E V A N S, Kor further information call ef changcd the plan,. o f 2314 O ra n g e A venue, .Mrs. Shirley Owens at 1A 2 One now member of the in training; reco g n itio n ****• club, Mrs. Gary K. Morrowr. u s u |Hiet a n d lias had was present. .several o f h e r poem s Meeting day of the Catholic) other |loot 0wl w|v„ at. a ccep ted f o r publica­ - N s v y - w i v e s ^ l u t r ^ s r b w n - r ^ ^ werSTtrs."p!' N. 'B ee tio n In ~THe n e x t is s u e ' changed from Tuesday to ton, Mrs. \V. 1*. Burk*, Mrs. o f u luitionul m agazine. Wednesday. The group wiUjcooke. Mrs. I*. K. Criswell. C opies o f th e n tnterinl n,5.Ct ° C.t* U w*,cn °^*ccrs I Mrs. J. A. dcGanahl. Mrs. J w e re su lm iitte d to th e will be In” 1 .' * • r-TTCTi.. Mrs. W. L. Lewis n m g ain e f o r npprovul Any wife of Catholic Navy Mri j . L. McCracken. Mrs. b y th e S a n fo rd S to ry personnel is invited to attend 1j n Moloncy, Mrs. I \ A I.en g u c. (H e ra ld P h o to ) Tlie group meets at 8 p.m. In' Monrw the nursery bunding. | Mrs. D. F. Mumlny, Mrs. M. J . Puopolo, Mrs. T. E. Seven officers and their Quillm. Mrs. A. J. Reno, Mrs. wives of VAI1-3 will be hon J. L. Shipman, Mrs. G. L. ored at a squadron farewell Thompson and Mrs I). G. party Saturday at the NAS|-j-j|(> ballroom. A hand will furni>h music for tiic informal affair, Navy anil civilian neighFORT LAUDERDALE — which will begin at 7 p.m. Iwri of Chief and Mrs. E. 11. (UPD—'Thomas B. Fleming Honored will be Cdr. and Nance Joined to wish the cou­ Mrs. Hugh L. O'Hara. He Is ple farewell at a potluek pic­ Jr., state chairman of the jirc&ntly the executive ofti- nic supper Saturday after­ Citizens fur Florida's Future, eer of the squadron. Cdr. O'­ noon. reported to Gov. Farris DryHara Will proceed to Norfolk Ih c picnic was held at the ant that a campaign to get and duty aboard tho L'SS ForLlks playground, where hot Bryant's 173 million higher reslal. , . Mrs. „ , .O'Hara. .will . .re- dogs, potato salad, chips and , .. . , , . main at their home in Sanford beverages were served. education bond plan passed until school is out in the, The Nances will be leaving in November is "off to a ,p.r‘nc' , . .. Oct. 11 for duty In Jackson-! vigorous and encouraging Lt. Cdr. George 11. Waters Vj||e w),crc chief Nance will start.” will be retiring. Mrs. Waters ,ch° o1' I Fleming, a Boca Raton has already moved to their The neighbors presented , , , „. , new home. Alnn leaving the rtfTc couple with a large butch ,Unkernrvanl ,hat squadron because of retire­ oven. Charm bracelets were he had plenty of backing for ment arc Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. given to their daughters. t)e-1 ,lR' boni1 plan ur«5d, hl™ Albert Antar and CWO and| mse and Diane. Miss Ann ' ° Ulk« ° l ‘° daplni ° cL, 12 ; 28 with nine other American Mrs. Charles Kauffman. Kennedy, a friend of Denise, i Lt. and Mrs. Richard Gia- gave h e r an ‘‘autograph *01\ trn°^ * ', , ,, . 1 | Bryant hud said such a loiv are moving to 1'auliurnt hound.’ ' trip would depend on the proRiver where Lt. Gralow will . . . . . . . . , i Attending the picnic w ere, . , . .. become a test pilot, tn s. and Mr amJ Mff JoT1, ro M | gres. toward passing the eon lir a I > 1 m ■ > • f PlinMil n/..l aa«,l * at 1 1 illin is 01 an ialiilm an t at till at I the Mrs. Janies Greenwood and and Mrs. J. R. Hoolchan Jr., stitutional amendment Ens. and Mrs. William Kohl- and daughter Tammy; Chief potls in November. rush will also be bid farewell. and Mrs. Carl G. Patterson Ens. Greenwood and Ens. .mil sons, Wayne and Jody; Kolilrush start school in Pen­ Lt. (j.g.) and Mrs. George sacola shortly. I Dresser ami daughter Laura Education Bond Plan Launched Turning hobo for the even­ ing, members «l VAII-1 En­ listed W i v e s rluh each brought a vegetable to throw Into Die “hobo slew” which Mrs. Jam es Anderson started cooking. Reports were that the slew was excellent. The ladies aim brought a dessert item tu complete the meal. The sup­ per and social evening were M the home of Mrs. .Antlerson. Mrs. Roy Williams was a, guest of the group. Tigcrette w i v e * present were Mrs: Robert Cooper, Mrs. Charles Gorhey, .Mrs. Roger Pope, Mrs. Douglas Horton, Mrs. Ilcrshell Rus­ sell. Mrs. Floyd Oakes, ,Mr«. Richard lloogcrwcrf, Mrs. Robert Gorsline, Mrs. David Ferricr and Mrs. Marvin Koozer. One of tlie Navy wife's most persistent problems will he the topic of next Monday's meeting in the home decorat­ ing course. Tin- subjrjct is "Flooring— What's New amt What's Mov­ able.” It will cover the type of flooring practical for Navy people on the move. The thing it will not cover, of course, is wall-to-wall carpeting! New rugs and carpets on the market will be discussed. Miss Stacey Baldwin of Jor­ dan Marsh will be the featur­ ed speaker. Meetings are held at 1 p.m. ^Mondays in tho ballroom, and any Navy wife is welcome to attend. Tiie course is sponsor­ ed b.' the Naval Officers Wives club. A A A Mrs. and Mrs. Ed Ricliard■oin and Mr. and Mrs. John Doyle helped with the plan ning of the party, hut were unable b. attend. After the picnic at the park, tlie group returned to the Patterson homo for cake and coffee. Robbery Trial !s Postponed . TAMPA (UP!) - The robj bery trial of Loiter A. Lipp. 33, charged with the June 21 robbery of the Inter-City Na­ tional Hank between Braden­ A A A ton and Sarasota, was post­ Lt. and Mrs. Richard Gra- poned. lowr brought homo their third Lipp's trial was delayed by girl, Susan Margaret, born the MacDill AFH trial of Sept. 21. She weighed cig.A Mrs. Il»e P. Fritsch, 31, who ndj one-half ounce at i : s charged with smothering ^ ' 1 her 18-montli'Old a d o p t e d s o n I lie youngest Gralow will two }car, federal Judge join her t w o s i s t e r s a n d mo-1 Albert Reeves is hearing Die ther on a flight to Elgin, III., j fritscb case first, n e x t week. Mrs. Gralow w ill, U pp U t |iari!e(l wi,|, lak. visit with her m o t h e r there intr ,o 700() from „ 1B In„ .r. until her husband l o c a t e s « City bank. Police say 420,000 home tor them at Pautuxent of the amount is still miising. River, his new duty statio n .^ COMING EVENTS Wednesday, Oct. 2 VAII-9 o f f i c e r s wives brunch, 10 a.in. Capri Itestaurant. Thursday, Ort. 3 VAH-3 oflicers wives brid­ MIAMI (UPD - Tha Mi­ ge. 9:13 a m. Afterburner. ami City Commission will VAH-5 officers wives brid­ hear answers Wednesday to ge, 9.30 a.h i . OOtj wardroom. charges that the Florida East NAS officers wives lunch­ Coast Railway is not main­ eon. 11:30 a.m. Garden Gate taining warning lights, sig­ restaurant. Mt. Dora. nals and barriers at cross­ Vigilante Navy Wives Club ings here. No. 211, 7:30 p.m. NAS Sun­ The commission heard tlie day School room. complaints from Jackson G. Friday, Ort. 4 Flowers, n former Dade VAII-9 officers wives brid County safely director. gc, 7:3o p.m. Home of Mrs. It asked City Manager M L. T. E. Quillin. j Reese to have a representaSaturday, Oct. 3 i tive of tne strikebound railVAH-3 officers and wives road on hand at the Wednessquadron party, 7 p.m. NAS j day meeting, ballroom. | .Monday, Ort. 7 CPU wives club meeting Legal Notice p.m. N.VS ballroom. ^KHhDLIi M irvrtf Tuesday, Oct. 8 n> H H h9ioi Acey Deucy wives club « r PuWllr l l r a r l R f N u llr# !• h-reDjr thllt meeting. 7:30 pm . Acey » f t # r *'(in*M*r.4t!on. th # N#ml* Deucy Club. r, I** Count? Zhilin* Commita ill i t ' l l « p u b lic ht>4r* VAH-3 oflicers wives cof­ Itiil to cJAtArmlna t h a fAttalbl* fee, 7:30 p.in. NAS ballroom. I l i f o f rat'ornmari'llnif to th * II »ar<I o f C o u n t / C o m m laaln n Wednesday, Oct. 9 t h a t t h a fo l lo w in g daacrlb* Catholic Navy Wives meet­ «*r« *«l p r o p e r t y p r # * « n t l / aont«! ing 8 p.m. Nursery Building, 11-1 K/tmlly l l a a h l a n t U I ta ao n a J A *l A*rl<*ultiir«: NAS. III m. a i > a ri.| 18, A. II. It u a * Thursday, (HI. to • a l l ’* \ Mn to F o r t llaa«l. F u r ­ VAH-3 officers wives cof­ t h e r dEMflbOd a a ljrln* \\ U | | o f t h a b i n f o r r i N a v a l Air Utafee, 10 a m. Afterburner. t l o n . N o r th of W y lly Ava. an«l FEC To Answer Signal Charge I DEAR ADRY: I have doctor. « • e three children. A boy of 20 DEAR ABBY: Recently and two glrU, 16 and 13. our bridge club met at the I am at my wits' end with home of one of the mem­ live boy. He graduated from bers. I won first prize and high school two years ago another wtiman won second prize. When we opened our amt has been sitting dome ever since. He never goes prizes hers was so super­ out. He has no friends and ior to the little doodad that says he doesn't want any. I won for first prize that He sita in the house all day I felt terribly cheated. watching television and Everyone present c o m ­ mented on live nice prize complaining a b o u t t hi s meals. He is always criti­ she had won. Don't you cizing me and picking on think the winner of the se­ cond prize should have his sisters. Nothing is said. "There must be some wrong with him. He is big. mistake?” strong and healthy. I tried -to get him to jo.n the DISAPPOINTED Army or get a Job but he D E A R DISAPPOLVTED: threatens to hit me if I Not necessarily. If the hos­ tess. who had bought the don't quit nagging him. My prizes, (lid not indicate that husband Is dead. What a "mistake” had been should 1 do? WITS' END made perhaps there was no mistake. If I were you. DEAR WITS' END: A Jd-year-otd—I*—not—»—ROY,——Fd—forget-it.— - - — ——* —• —■ • • • he Is a MAX—or should be. DEAR ABBY: To " In ­ Your son could be lazy, sulted” whose guests com­ spoiled or sick. It is nut plained about the tempera­ normal fur a "srong. healthy” man to withdraw ture In her home: A very witty friend of from society and vegetate. mine recently bought a You can find out what ails large home. When 1 com­ him by getting him to a plained that t was chilly, she left the room and re­ turned with her gas bill in one hand and a sweater in the other. She said. “Here, put this on and shut up!” Personally, I thought it was hilarious. SHERMAN OAKS DEAR SHERMAN: I’m glad you thought It was hilarious. A sweater would­ n't have helped me much in a large, chilly room. I'd have requested an electric blanket — but then she’d probably have shown me her electric bill. • • • C 0 X F I D E N T I A L TO MARK: Milk is not that cheap any more. You’d be ahead to buy the cow. 9:09 *:!« « . I 3J (:I3 *:i>* T J* S «» l lZ t • >4 S;JS lu:*3 I t 90 What'S on your mind? For a personal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped en­ velope-to Abby, Box .NWS. Beverly Htlls, Calif. Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to AUBY, Box 3363. Beverly Hills, Calif., for Abby's new book­ let. "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCAS­ IONS." TU ESDAY P . M. 11:11 (•> Moyle lt:*s (t) T o n l f h t Shew (2) N tw tco p a ( 4 ) N e w t . S p o rts , TVeathsr (S) K l l t o r l a l is ; News, S p e n t, W eather ( I I N e w t—W e lte r Cronk ite CSV N ew s— Ron C o c h r a n (21 I t u n t U y - Ilrlnltlcjr IS) C o n g r e s s i o n a l R e p o rt IS) M-S-tuaiS (1) A d v e n t u r e s t n P a r a ­ dis* (5 ) Ilfb*1 (2) Mr. Novak IS) C o m b a t <«) R e d S k elto n ( ! ) U m p ir e (C o lor) «») Mi II.live Navy IS) ( t r e a t ' s ! S how 121 l l l o h a r d Iloone S h o w | S ) 1‘a l t l r o s t J u n c t i o n | 4 ) J a c k Uenny (SI l i a r y Monro (2) Apo llo: J o u r n e y to t h a Moon (S) K i m l t l t* ( J ) ( 4 ) New*. W e a t h a r , S p o rt a <S) M M - r t a . N t w i (C o lo r ) (•> T V l l l a c k e u t — Q u ia l t : ! t (S) M e r l e Q acnbij JheU)omjm: It's strange that you never men do, but when men gos he:,' these comments made sip it's railed "conversato, or about, men: turn.") "Why havn't a nice-looking "Vou can't blame his wife man like you ever married?” tor finding someone else. He (Yet unmarried women hear Just didn't make the effort that comment all the time.) to keep up with her." (To­ "Well, that's a typical man day, there are wives who out­ crivcr for you!" (Women distance their husbands so­ drivers have a better safety cially, intellectually, and cul­ record than t -n but men turally, hut who ever heard always call t) t woman | of a husband being blamed driver a "iyp' .iman driv­ ,ur not keeping in step with hi., wife?) er.") "lie has certainly let him ­ "With all your modern of fice equipment, you men sure self go.” (Men may show have it easy." (Women are signs of aging, hut it'a us­ forever being (old how easy ually blamed on overwork. they have It because they It Isn't just asiuntesl that have a few electrical gadgets they've let themselves go.) "That'* a man's logic for in the home.) "You know how a hunch of you." (Men can he Just a* men gossip when they get together.” (Tile trn d r-lr that Legal Notice tnen trade gossip just as wo- Legal Notice ni: m i \ oi . k H im i 70 M M . ro m iH 4 |0 1 NisII ta 49f l*MHIIr I l M f l B f Nolle* !a h «r*hy ftv * n , t i n t Aft*r C(»n*ld*r*tlon« ih* H*mlnol* C o u n t ? Zo n tn u (!umral»•tOQ will hold % public b * *r!n»c to dAtArmloA th* f*aMlilllty uf rr com men line to th« Hoar d o f C o u n t y Comn«t*aton* • r« t h a t p r-.p arty b * | n m l n c to T. 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A Oct ViM ( 1 ) f l l l m n i t t l c e 1:11 ( 1 ) S u n s h i n e A t m s n s s (S) Newe, W e e t h a r S:1» sv Oroya, F a r m R e p o r t S lip 12) F l o r i d a H i s t o r y (<) S u n r i s e S t m a t i e r 1:10 (1 ) T o d a y IS) W a k e Up M o y le e 1:10 (0) F i l m F e a t u r e s ( I ) M ic k le K v a n e 1:11 10) L ocal N e w t , W v a t h a r 1:0* (0) C a p t a i n K a n g a r o o 0:10 <S) C a r t o o n t l:o* (1 ) J a c k L a L a n n e (4) A m e r i c a n l i l t l o r y (SI E x e r c i s e F o r W o m e n S: 11 (Si C e r t o o n e 1:10 (1) Dale S t o r m IS) l l o m p e r R o o m 10:00 (2) Hay W h e n WEDNESDAY P . M. 11:00 ( 2 ) W o r l d s e r i e s (4) Lots ot U t . ( ] ) Krnls Pord t l t i l ( I ) News 11:1# (I) flsirck f a r T ea er, row ( t ) I'sthcr Know* Bee* 11:41 ( 4 ) C Iu M ln . 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This week, Richard Boone and his reper­ tory company switch to light­ er fare with a hillbilly atmos­ phere, but it'a still splendid acting with Boone a* a banjo­ playing hillbilly trying to re­ adjust to home after a nasty taste of city life, 9-10 p.m. ABC. The Great­ est Show on Earth. "No Middle Ground for Harry Kyte." The best acting bet on tonight's schedule Is guest star Jose Ferrer In tills one. Brilliant performances by F errrr are the rule rather than the ex­ ception, and tonight he keeps to tlie rule. 1:3# (1) R t r t s m a n (I) Leave It To Heave* ^ / j o VM W f H I U t - 1H 4.» r \ f ) T Mt A l R f L a st s S s n l s . T a a ll* Set Time Vow . . . ASe­ rifs* Mall R sssd fd I s Sad th o se - t o K ill A Mo*ala*hMP* C o -K sslo r o IM S Owly -F ass's U fllN ts t*o—illtlois— J s r l t l s (lleasow — Col so WICIS. a TMl'RS. O trlo o d Paoo h i too - ■ a t t lo Ot Bloody B o a sB - -rHOK THK TKBIXAr*- R IT Z I NOW THRU TV RENTAL • Hake • Service Seminole T V FA 1-4929 Zenith Ceier TV Salea 2499 Sanford Are. GOOD NOW OPEN 2115 FRENCH AVE, SANFORD ■ , For Carry Out Order* Pleas. Phan* 222-9419 We'll Have It Ready OIJR HOARDING HOUSE OUR MOOPtS '4 t o UK’S 3 0 /VhKri»A,*nic (C o lo r) l l ) P . t s And Gladys (S) Is ,o n Keys McQUHIMaU illogical, but when a woman la illogical. It's called "s woman s logic." When a ntan Is illogical, It's never referret) to as "a nun's logic.") | m ak k ild l l : i l (3) Mteeln. Links WEDNESDAY A. M. HATABURGER ny Ruth Miiiett C6AO.tr H6MRV r'?D RAO fiLfcl-J ' ( I ) McCoy* (») Price I t • l « h t T V Time Previews On(Bhidqsi UJs (I) December Brt4# 11:4* (I ) ConeeatratUa dfjufhlbcfhJtA 7:3U8:3U p.m. ADC. Com­ bat! "Masquerade." Above the ordinary suspense for ac­ tion lovers. Two GI'i Insist on moving their prisoner, • critically injured German col­ onel, above the objections of a medical ofiicer that the German shouldn't bo moved By Oswald Jacoby till he gains strength. Sargcant Saunders (Vic Morrow) When you hold It hi Hi ear l not «ee the East-West cards. senses something fishy about n o r t h id ; i points It is correct pulley to lie decided that It would the Gl's, thinking they might A None respond with a five card suit, be Just loo hard to make the not be Germans themselvoa. AKQJ2 rather than a four carder hand against a 4 1 trump 1:30 9 p.m. NBC. Redlgo. ♦ AJ 10 M I even if you have to go to the split, but that he would have "Tlie Blooded Bull." This ♦ K«2 two level. If South had follow­ WEST no trouble against a 3-2 split, series is obviously pulling CAST ed this rule and responded a Ai gg«54 a : A K 10 provided all the dubs weren't away from the big business V II fill with two clubs. West's three bunched In the East hand, aspects It portrayed as "E m ­ ♦ 71 ♦ KQII spade bid would n»t have and that West did not hold pire" and getting closer to A4 AJ999 embarrassed North. He could four to the Jack. norm the contemporary version of well afford to come in with After this derision play old west problems. Tonight AJIT V A 10 3 I four hearts and North would went quickly. South came to it's a combination of rustling ♦ 4 have become declarer at live his hand with a club, ruffed and breeding. Guest star Pe­ A AQ 1017 heart slam. a second spade tn dummy, ter Brown Is the rustler N o o n e v u ln e r a b le As It was, the three-spade cashed dummy's king of Norik Rate Bonik Wart whose nithtrssorss at his hid put pressure on North, 1 9 trumps, overtook the queen Pais 1 V >* trade Is displayed In the Pas* Par* » ♦ but he came through'nobly, 4 A with his ace. pulled East’s slaughter of much g o o d Pass Past • V rasa or at least successfully. He last trump with his ten-spot, breeding itock belonging to O pening Iced—A A bid four clubs on a three and lest a club to dummy's Redlgn. card suit, and Jumped to six king. West showed out and 9 10 p m. NBC The Richard hearts after getting a raise I went into a long huddle to South was able to finesse plan his play. If you look ugainst East's Jack to five. West opened the ace of at all tho cards you can see He would love a spade at spades and after rutting with that several lines of play the finish, but the slam was tlie deuce of trumps, South will work, but South eould made. Committee members for H r.iitM ti.f: r n i > r r the Chief Petty Officers wives t. i i m m . n i E H i M i u t club game night were Mrs. It. >"iir# ssl pMbllr llntrlag E. Betancourt, Mrs. F. L Not If A I* h * r»by e Ivao. t h a t a f t * r c o a» M « ra tlo n tn* H*rnlWiggins, Mrs. P. J Weber n.»I# C o u n t / Zo n in g (*omnil«* and Mrs. C. B. Itcevcs. •I on will h'il'1 * pun!ir hAnrlng to d t t A r m l n c th * f« %*lblllty of The ladies carried out an r F n o r n m t n d l n g to th« Hoard of autumn motif with decora­ C ounty Comml9»ionArA that t h * fo l lo w in g d*Arrlb*d p r o ­ tions of colorful leaves and p e r t y pr#A*»i»tly cnnvd A»1 candles on white tablecloths A g r l r u l t u r * b« i o p * d C-l ConiFried chicken, salads, cas­ m e r c U l i L o t SS, Bl J /9#i)f»’* Hubdlvlvlon F u r t h e r d « » or|b serole dishes, pies and cakes 9<l # a l y i n g on th« N orth aid# were served at the pot luck o f M. It. II. R«at of P e t f r * *on'« SublivtAlnn. an d a p p r *tlsupper preceding the even ttoiith of I.anton Htraat. m «t#ly ft Kaat of A. It. ing's entertainment. t’u kiA risc win t>a halvl B-15. Members of the club and In th«* Mrmlnola C o u n t ? C o u r t P u b lle h e a r i n g will b# h#ld l i o n — C o u n t ? Cormnta9lon*r« In t h a h o m ln o l# Coun ty C o u r t their husbands played cribllou#*, ComriiUsl<jn«ra IK» n« ^ artfo rd . F l o r i d * , or* NEW YOIIK (UPD—Slug­ W a Jn* Asl.tr. O c t o b a r ). 19<S a t lluom. (*uunty bago and scrabble alter the H anford . F lo rid a, o n ger Rubin (Hurricane) Car­ «:39 I* M o r a i t o o n t h a r a \V#dn#9day. O cto b er I. 1941 dinner. aa p s i t i b l a . a t 7:20 P. M. o r • • t o o n • • • ter of Paterson, N. J., and a f l t rN*mlnoU Count? Z o n in g t h e r e a f t e r aa poMlbie. Comritlaalnn H tm ln o t* Count? Z o n in g White elephants went up for clever Joey Archer of New I ! / I t o b a r t 8. Bro w n C o m m liiloa sale at an auction held re­ York have been matched for S td tirtu ld Cuvtut) Zoultitf Iiy i t o n t r t s Hrown cently by the Vigilante Navy a non-television middleweight tM racto r Hamlnol* C o u n ty Z o n in g litre* t o r Wire* Club No. 211. M rs. j contenders’ fight at Madison P u b l t i h ; *s-*pt. 24 A o t. 1. 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T A N O I.K WOOD I IK P L .IT , a c c o r d i n g to t h a p l a t t h t r a o f aa r e r o r d a d In P l a t l l o o k t . p a g a II; Public R a co r.l* nf S tm ln o lt County, F lo rid a; In cluding sp e c i fi c a l l y , h u t n o t by way o f l i m i t a t i o n , t h t fo l­ lo w in g f l s l u r t t ; HE 10 g a l l o n a l t c t r l e h o i w ater h c a t t r HE l la n g t HE l l a f r lg tr a lo r Oil l l . a t e r a n d T a n k V t n t l l n n Hlln.lt T O H E T H I l l t w i t h a ll a t r u r . t u r n s anil I m p r u v t m c n t s n.. w an.l h e r e a f t e r on l a i d land, and f litu r e t a tta c h e d thereto, an.l all r n n ta , Issues, p r o r t t . l t , a n d y r o f l t t a c c r u i n g a n d In a c c r u e front t a l . l p r . m l t t t , a l l of which a r t Include.I w i t h i n Hit H r , g o i n g d v e c r l p t l o n a n d th e h a b e n d u m t h e r e o f ; a l a o a lt gaa. at,.ini, e l e c t r i c , w a t e r , e n d o th e r h ea tin g , cooking, rtfrl* (traltag. llg h tl-t nlum blnr, eentllltlng. Irrigating, and p o w e r e y . t a m e , m .i c h l n e t . ap p llan cia, f l i t u r t a , an .l a p p u r ten .tncta, w h ic h n o w a r t o r m a y h t i e a l l t r p e r t a i n to, or be ua»| w ith . In, o r o n t a l d prem ises . even t h o u g h t h a t be d atachtd or detachable. YOU AND E ACH O F TOU a r e In tel.y r r . i u l r t . l l a f l i t y o u r I n . w a r w ith t h e C l t r k of th e C i r c u i t C o u r t In and* for Seminole C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a n d a-rv* a Copy t h e r e o f u p o n l l l c h a r l \Y. l - a s t l l e r . o f t h a f i rm af ( l u r n e y . O u r n t y A H a n d l e y . Sol N o r th M a g n o l ia A v e n u e , O r la n d o , F l o r i d a , a t t n r n t y a f o r P l a i n t i f f In t h a a b o v e ac tio n , o n o r b e f o r e H it I u d day o f O c t o b e r , 1911, el« t a Dtcr»« P r o Co n feaeu w ill b t e n t e r e d a g a l n a t yo u. I T II O R D E R E D t h a t t h l a b t p u b lish ed In T h t S a n f o r d H e r a ld , a newepuper p u b l i s h e d In Seminole C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , o n e s a w eek for f o u r c o n a t l u t l i e Weeks. W ITNESS t h a h a n d o f t h a C l e r k i f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t, Sem inote C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , th la t h t l l l k day o f A u g u t t , <911. ! C o l TIT S E A L ) A r t h u r II. I t a r k w l t h . J r . , C lerk C i r c u i t C o u r t , S - i a ln o l t C o u n t y , S a n f o r J , F lo rid a lly: M a r t h a T. V l h l t a D ep u ty C l e r k • OUR NE T . O l ' R N E T A lltNM.ET I n i No rth M a g n o l ia A v t n u * O rlan lo , F l o r i d a I t lo r n e f a fur P la in tiff P u b l i s h Sept* 10, 17, 11 A Oct. I. 1911. CDM-1 Shop the Herald Ads where local merchant* ofier their beat baja. �+ * Realize Your Need-Then Dial FA2-5612 For Quick Action Thru The Herald Classifieds. Classified Phone 322-5613 322-5612 Office 204 W. First RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not be reaponaible for more than one Incorrect insertion of your ad, and reserves the right to re­ vise or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform to the policies of this paper. DEADLINES r i A is tF irn ntSEi-iv.-__ Tu«s.t thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day before insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuet., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day before insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. Legal Notice iv r o r .v r r j i ii.ur* n u « T . • KMisoir. co t v rv , i i .oii - in t. » :» rv rr o r p o n o T jir nuiia e r . Deceased. v o r u x : ox- r i M i , i t i i - o i i r a v it t i 'i 'i .i n rin v v o it iihi'IIU K ii: All pereon* s r e h e r e b y f l r . i t h a t th # u m l e r e l g n e d an E x e c u t o r o f ( aid ( e l a t e , h a a c o m p l e t e d th e a d m l n l e t r s t l o n t h e r e o f ami haa filed In aald c o u r t Ita M in i r e p o r t a m t a p ­ p licatio n for d isc h arg e. O b­ j e c t i o n * th e r e to . If a n y . ehould h e d u ly filed. After flllnic p r o o f o f p u b l i c a t i o n ehowlnK t h t a n o tice haa b een p u b l i s h e d once a w e e k fo r f o u r co n a e c u l l v e week*, t h e m a t t e r of y.-q-raJ t—aalil—r e p o r t ar,.I t h - urd erlm c of d i s t r i b u t i o n o7* • a i d e e t s t s w ill cum* be fore t h * r m ir t . j r il l S T N A T IO N A L RANK AT W I N T E R P A R K . W i n ­ te r P ark. Florida l t y : d r u m * •!. D u r a t i o n A* T r u s t O f fi c e r As E x e c u t o r o f sa id rst.it*. f Y ln J e r w a c d le , l l a l n c a A W ard , A ttorneys I I I I’a r k A v s n u s . S u u l h W i n t e r I’a r k . F l o ri d * 1’ublMh Sept, in, 17, 74 A Oct. 1. 19*5. I n Ike C o u r t o f Ike C o u n ty Ju ilu r , kem tuolr C o u n t) , F lu r1*1n. In F ro k n le . I n ret E s t a t e n t FRANK rARDT, D s c sa e e d . T o All C r e d i t o r * a n d I’r r a o a a l i a s l a s C la im s u r l l e n i a u d s A a a l a s t SsId K s t a t r t You a n d cacti of y o u a r e h e r e b y n o tified a n d r e q u i r e d t o p r e s e n t a n y claim * a n d d e ­ m a n d * w h ich yo u . o r * l t h * r of y o u . m a y h a v e e s x l n a t th * • a t a t * of F R A N K PA U D T , d * . c e a s e d , 1 s t - o f sa id C o u n t y , t ., th e f.Mur.y J u d d * of s . n , 1n o l e C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , a t his o f f i c e In th * c o u r t h o u s e of a a l d C o u n ty a t H anford . F l o r ­ ida. w ithin six calsn d ar m o n t h s f ru m th * tint* o f th * f i r s t p u b l i c a t i o n of t h i s n o ­ tice. E a c h c l a i m o r d e m a n d s h a l l bs In w r l t l n x . a n d sh a ll ( t a t * t b s pla.-e o f resident:* • ml p o st o ffice a d d r e s s of t h e cU Unant. a n d s h a ll bs e\v i m lo by t b s c l a i m a n t , his a g e n t, or a tto rn e y , a n d any s u c h cla im o r d e m a n d n o t so file d s h a ll be void. Ilk-h ard P a r tly A . e x e c u t o r o f th * L a s t W ill a n d T e s t a m e n t of F R A N K PA H P V, d ecea sed im TN H Ol-H Kll AN D UXJ VN A ttorney# a t l a w F i r s t F e d e r a l l l u l l d ln g H an fo rd . F l o r i d a . A t t o r n e y s fo r K i e e u t u r . P u b l i s h H»pt. 21 * 1. I. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Found 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education • Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food G. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Side 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair ■23. -Building Mat erials24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio A Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live atock 31A. Pet* 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 34-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted 56. Automobiles • Trucks 36>A Auto* Wanted 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters Legal Notice y i l T I T I O l ' l V.ttffS NOT IC E IS h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t l a m e n g a g e d In b u s i n e s s a t Hemlnnl* p 1 a x a. S em in o le C ounty. Florida, under th e iiw k k u ig j R a t t J i t J I p u n .i p J E W E L E R S , a n d i h i t 1 I n te n d to r e g i s t e r aald n a m e w i t h t h e C lerk of th e C ircuit C uurt, S e m in o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , In accordance w ith the provisions of III* F l c t l t l o u * N am * S l a t u te s , t o . w i t : S e c tio n 845.02 F l o r i d a S t a t u t e s 1957. Hlg: J a m e s II. S e l l a r a P u b l i s h Uot. 1, I, 15. 22, 1948. C D M -1 'S F l o r id a rrm .ir m i.rn K s COMMISSION -111- T ill: A l ’F M C i v r a H E R E IN • Mil 3iir LOST: 2 Male Siamese Cals. FA 2-1686. Reward. Defendants. No I It E OF <>l IT T I I E a r t I E OF FI.O il l i l t TOi Ibinall E dw in Moose, w h o s e m a i l i n g a d d r e s s ts V A -II. co F P O , Nsw York. New York, and P atric ia E. Uoo*«, hi* wife, w h o s e r e s i d e n t s la 21 C s d a r h u r s t Lane, C a m p Hill, P e n n s y l v a n i a N o tice Is h e r e b y g ' - e n t h a t s u i t h a s been filed In th* a lm v s I n d icated C o u r t SKSInst y ou. a n d each of yo*. a n d a g a i n s t Odham A T u dor. Inc.. u w ill. ll I n ■in ftbnvo »• ,..m You i n h« r«hy f t -lotrc-l to f l i t > »ur * n « * * r o r w r l l t - n <| •*f * IIB r«. If a ny. In lb* a l i u t v ve. \V AM*), a single D efendant. N o r l l ' E OF S l ’IT IN MOUTH S E E FOHBCI.O VI HE r o i J u a n i t a V\ alls IIHTIIIK V P E i I NK NOW N %NII T i n All p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t * by, t h r o u g h , u n ­ d e r o r a g a i n s t th * a f o r e ­ said person YOU A l t : : h t r t b y n o t i f i e d t h a t a C o m p l a i n t to f o re c lo s e a certain m o rtg a g e e n cu m b er­ in g th * f o l lo w in g d e s c r i b e d real p ro p e rty , to -w lt: L o t II. Ill o g <1. C D F N T ll Y r u n MA N o ft, l M T N‘ » 2. Accor ! U^ t o Hi* p u t t h e r t o f At r«C4>r.leJ In I 14 l D>»“ ^ I t . P » « t NO, I'uOllo Hwc .r l«e ,»f Hami> isro'-'ic'lln** va J th Ih w « 1 « r k u i th l« f o u r ! *ni| t'j * n o t* C o u n t y , F lorldA r o p y i h t r r o f u p o n ih § pl.»ln-* ha* i*« «•ii fllad AtfAlri«t y o u In t i f f * *lt«*rn#yA w h " » l n a m # t h e n t i o v r . a l y l r I »utl, a n d >*»u kil l ai»pwar* jhwrwon. ar* rw*|iilre*t tt» *«rva a copy am o r L tforo in n l l i ' i <1 »> o f o f )oar A ip w r or other October* 1!*•?2. lit* n-hturw o f |'] * ad h itf t o I- * C o m p l a i n t uii in!* prwvwrUInjt bwlniij * mutt \ t o for«cto«« lh « of a HMN. Ill Mil. UK AN. LMW.S iii'ir on tL i I 114 HUB ,v v a n d * u P G I t i ! , 333 p r o p e r t y • lt u \ t a In K ami i ' w n t f i ! A v i n u v , O r l a n d o , Krmlnoti* C o u n t ! , F l o r i d a to •I flic Iht A n s w e r o r o t h e r I 'iead ln ir In iv11: Lot 29. BOUT11 PINK* t h a o ffi a of th a I ’l f f k of th o ritKHT. Third Addition. a b e f o r e ti»« Roodltlalun. in.ip or p!*it u irflntf lli«?fw*jf tJ i •• rordwti !n I'l.i i Ilixik 11, l'.irf* C. I*uhl lt» i.r.l* of Mdiiilliultf i?oU'it|s Ki»r-, ItU. DO.VkI A M ' ( H l l iL f tK U At S t n ford. HwmlnoD (bo unty, o f F lo rid a , thl* ; u » d»> ■ S«p: ember, 1'iC. A r iliu r II lA .ih . J r . • T fr k u f . t b e Ciri-talt C o u r t Uj \ U r t h A T. \ UsJe.i. D c LuLfcs. W l t i f t r A. l i L R K u U D Amwrl AO NAtlonal UAtk U .U ’ V O Box l U i i t |*wf*r»bur< S3. F l o ri d a Attorn* i « I f I• : I1' U t i i d a y o f O c to 'jw r. l!K3. If ) u u f a l l t o d o *u( A (l«Ofl# p r o c o n f t m i o w i l l he* t a k w n a k a l n a l y o u f o r t h a r a l U f do* tnAnde«l in tli* U o m p t n l n * . T h U Moiled a h a l l ha pub liah* <d o n e * 4 w « « k for f o u r con* ilcu tlv a V4w«ka In tha rfAii- ford l l t n i i l DVTKD thla f th d-ty of Tiaptanihcr. U 43. tS K A LI A r t h u r tf. H - k * l t h . J r . C l a r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t Uy : Ma t i Ua T. V Ih lau D eputy C lark A n d a r a o n . Ituali, D#«n. Loiwndaa * v r n Ja n B a r r Irrulit T u es. O ct. I. '6 3 — P ag e 9112. Real Estate For Salt 16. Female Help Wanted 27. Special Service* By Nadine Seltzer LursT: Toy while French Poodle. Last seen near NAS. Sanford. Cali FA 2-1330. ex­ tension 413 or 201. LOST: Firestone 500 girl's 20" Bicycle. Blue St white with chrome fenders arid 2 saddle baskets. Rewind. FA 2-3630. 2. Notices • P e rso n a ls VACUUM CLEANER, repairs, parts, supplies for Electro­ lux, Kirby, Hoover, AirWay, Rex-Air etc. Free pickup. New and Us«d cleaners sold. FA 2-2282. VERY nice 2 Bedroom block SHORT Order Cook. Must be House on 2 large corner experienced. Apply Pl{ 'N lots. F1IA financed. $10,500. Whistle. Sanford. Call FA 2 2578. COLORED Girl for light Housekeeping and 2 pre­ LOCH ARBOR LAKE front 3 bedroom home school children. 11 a.m. to on paved street. Only $800 7 p.m. 6 days. $20. FA down and assume $90 per 2-4324. month payment. Total price HOUSEWIVES It Mothers. anly $15,000. You can make $75. or more ROBERT A. WILLIAMS per week on a part time Realtor basis. Full time positions Raymond Lundquist, As*o. also available, If y o u FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. qualify, our Internationally known organization is num­ ber one in its field. If you have a pleasing personality and best references. For Property Management interview call Mr. Garland Broker Tuesday evening or Wedaeaday—ea d Thursday be tween 9 a. in. to • p. m. Offers for your selection 322-6877. theee Beautiful 2, 8, A 4 V A - FH A Jim Hunt Realty 5. Food. BABY BEEF-Aberdeen An­ gus Supreme quality. For your freezer. Ph. FA 2-7714. Bedroom Government 6. For Rent 2 BEDROOM FA 2-0641. Furn. Owned Homes Apt. FURN. Efficiency Apartment for one or couple. Lights & water included. Available October 1st. $43. FA 2-1399. “Don't touch it! It's always tha unloaded guns that cause accidents!" t BEDROOM Duplex Apt. 6. For Rent fum 706 W. 1th St. Ph. FA 2-3610. TWO Bedroom House, kit­ chen equipped. On Lake FURN. Apartment. 3 Rooms Golden, near Air Base. Dur­ A bath and garage. 2520 ing day call FA 2-4645 after Narcissus. FA 2-3146. 5:30 call FA 2-4736. 2 BEDROOM, Kitchen equip2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom owl. 323-0662. Houses. FA 2-36*5. 3 BEDROOMS, 1W baths. Large yard. Children wel­ FURN. 2 Bedroom House. Adults. No ps-ts. FA 2-7*61. come. 322-5609. QUIET lovely furn. Apt. 4 FURN. Collage al 5 Points. $65 per month. Ph. FA 2-1467 Rooms, lVu baths. Large screened porch. FA 24950. 3 RM. Furn. Apt. Clean. All Utilities. $50. 322-2761. 3 ROOM turn. Garage Apt. Lights A water funt. Ph. 322-1305. F l’RN. 2 Bedroom Duplex Apt. 201 E. 27tit St. Ph. FA 2 6177. Legal Notice JU A N IT A woman Wjufurfi SWEETIE P it: O T H E R I N T E R E S T S :!) p a r t i s :a N O T IC E I* h e r e b y g i v e n t h * t LARGE 2 Bedroom furn. the Florhlx Public U tllltlr* Apt. FA 2 8611. Cum inlsalcn, a C om m ission Member appointed by txlil c o m m i s s i o n , o r ' * n ' r x n m l n e r rnEDROOM COTTAGE. $65. d e s i g n a t e d h r set-I C o m m i s ­ 8121k Elm St. Harriss Real­ sion. w ill h o ld p u M la h e a r In g s on t h * f o l lo w in g m x t t s r * ly. FA 2-7015. a t th * t i m e * s n d p ise* * Indlr*t*d: ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom. 2 8:00 A. XI., T u e s d a y , O c t o b e r bath llotise. Fla. room, 22. 1262 Stiito ( >ff lea Ilu lld ln g . Mores utility room. Kitchen equip­ lllvd.. W i n t e r P a r k . F l o r i d a : ped Plus extra storage D O C K E T VU. N t M ' U r area. Available Oct. 3rd, On th * *09110X1100 of W. A. Adam * f o r e x t e n s i o n FA 3-0999. of h i t C e rtific a te o f P u b ­ lic C o n v e n ie n c e xnd Neeee* AIT Gene Gables Lodge ally No. 540 so as to Its authorised to dom icils 2 Kin. Furn. Adults $65 household goods carrie r Ilwy. 431 e q u i p m e n t a t Han fo rd In Meredith Manor. I’h Winter Park 83* 5531 a d d i t i o n to D et.an d . S la c k N. C le v e la n d . E s ­ q u i r e . o f Hanford. F l o r i d * Is a t t o r n e y f o r th * A p p l i ­ cant. At s a i d tim e* s n d p i e r * . ell m illT N Nt h i: I n t e r e s t e d p u r t l r s will he g i v ­ N O T ICr iEC TIH h cretiy g iv e n t h a t en *n o p p o r t u n i t y to b# fully I am e n g a g e d In b u s i n e s s at heard rt«mtnule I 1 I a a a, Hemlnole lly D I R E C T IO N of C h a i r ­ C o u n t y Florida under the m a n E d w i n L. Mason. C o m m i s ­ f i c t i t i o u s name of, f *0 V * s i o n e r J e r r y W. C a r t e r a n d RKII SHO P , a n d t h a t I C o m m l s a l u n e r W i l b u r C. K in g , IBAB n ten d to r e g i s t e r s a id n a m e as a n d c o n s t i t u t i n g th * F l o r i d a w i t h t h e C l e r k o f t h e C ircu it P u b lic L 'lllltles C o m m is sio n , C o u r t, rtemlnole C o u n ty , F lo y . t h i s 2 4 th d a y o f S e p t e m b e r , Ida, In a c c o r d a n c e w ith the n . m i. 1943. CDM -St provisions of the F i c t i t io u s R o l l i n g C. H lan ley N am e S t a t u t e s , t o - w l t : rtec. i.\ m e : vi h<n r <oi ii r, Executive H e-rrtary tlo n 14109 F l o r i d a r t t a t u t s s vi vrn J itiiim t i n t i n - , P u b l i s h O c t o b e r 1, 1943. 193 IN SMI FOR MKMI.VOI.K CDM-120 Hlg: D o n ald C. W i l b a r g e r CUI'V TV. • T A T H O F F I . o i l I P u b l i s h Oct. I, I, 13. 23 1943. ■l i t , IN C ll AVCKHY. NO. IN T I I E ( I R M II' COI IIT O P im w T H E N IN T H J l l l l t l H . ( I I I . | CDM-11S T in : w iL iiA M H iiru rm s a v - M i r OF %NII FOR SEMI* i \ n ii: t n tn ir « o t it r. INUH RANK, a New Y o rk c o r ­ NOl.E r i l l N M , F M i l l III t . \ i \ in j i m i i %l r im i i i r , M I A N P E I I I NO. l.uirj poration, %All Fllll »F ,ttm »L K P l a i n t i f f T H E IIOVVEllY rt A V t N vl rt [I IN r o l ATV. • T . I T K O F I M i l l . RAN K M i l . IN i ' l l A M lill I Ml. 1.1113 DONALD El* W IN BOOSE, r t P l a i n t i f f , NOKTII AMKIUCAN ilORT- •I, .%1,1. I. I.ost A- Found MlAflK COItPOftATIO.V. xn Ar* : k 411*49 CorpolAtloit, Plaintiff | HUT T DK BOflD. t t »!. Daf«nd«n t9. M iriri: O F *1 IT m i ; % r t n : o f i i .o i i i i m T O i R o y T Da B o rd an d H e le n H. Iiallo rd . hla wlfa, w hoea r a t l d a n c * ia un* k n o w n, N " t l c a la h i r « b y n .v an t h a t • u lt h a i h t a n fliwd In th« *bov« h 'l U ’i t i ' l C o u r t iK R ln it you. ati-l a-Ach of you, mnd (tjtulnat J o h n It. Wood* an d J.ir«|U<*llna O. Wood#, hla w l f r, t h a t i t l e o f w h ich f*A6« la at aIiuvw alte.vtn. You a r t h a r a h y ra«juirr I to file ) o ir t i i i w i r o r w r l i t# n ilafwnaea. ir an y , Iri th * ab o v e p r o c a a d l n j w i t h th « C la r k of t h t a i!o u rt a n d to aarvn a r o p y t h e r e o f u p o n th * plain* t i f f an Att( iriinyw u 1)4 010 .4 I It nn* * p |)ri i r» irwon. o r b«f o r« lh « 2Sth d.t y o f jitf t, 19€>, t h t ii*'luru o f pro* iirtliliA h* I da b l u l l fufAtl •**•» l h « ll*n o f A f ij IRJ A ill A '! A-4A• *»n i h « •rll»«* 1 p r o p * r t y Billin t a In lino!* C o u n t y , r i o t Id -1, lo U i t : 1. I l ld r k 2, II K bmV‘ iloM l > ti l l Is. \N D O L B fl Ai !C(i rdiUA m : c t j U.N O N E lo niAp o r pU*. t h * l i f r^ 1 ■< IS. cord«<1i In P U i •U o f P a a * i , P u b l i c ll*. S- iifin til* <*oUt»lty. El orldft. iKi.N E AND MltDi:iIII : u a t S.«nforii. Hpininulw t ‘u u n l y . Xtatw of F lo rl'M , t h i s | | | | | -i.4> o f h t p t c m b t r . 1943 (UK vI. > A r t h u r 11- fir u w i t h . Jr ., f ’lwrk tb « C i r c u i t C o u r t l l y : M-irtli.4 T . Y1U1« d D.U. uumr At liUUHjltD A m e r ic a n .Nj II o i u I £U&k PO B ci U 9II 233 F i a t C a n » r » | A v o n u a . S t r « t » r « b u r g JJ. F l ^ r M * !•;! *. F l o r l I t A t t o r n * ? * f n r IMalntlff I*uh!l»'» ^«pt. 10, 17, Zi k C»cL i I cDit-as AVAILABLE Oct. 1st. 3 Bed­ rooms, 14 baths. Air-Con­ dition St heat. Kitchen equip­ ped. Deep well, sprinkling system, beautiful yard. $123 per mo. 193 Lake Dot Dr. Day FA 2 8700 or Night FA 2 *554. 12. Real E*Ute lo r Salt WANTED Grease man. Mid­ dle aged. Experienced. In­ quire, Mr. McGowan at Naval Exchange Office or Mr. M. J. Sheard at Ser­ vice Station. P ric e d F ro m $0,750 D ow n P a y m e n ts A s L ow A s $100 19. Situations Wnnted M o n th ly P a y m e n ts HOUSEWORK and babysit­ ting. Emma Lee rhotnton. F ro m $43.50 FA 2-7958. To nuke the best home buy, see the VA - FH A A p p o in te d P r o p e r ty M anagem ent B ro k e r Jim Hllflt Realty REPAIRS READY MIX Concrete, win* PARTS SALES dow sills, lintels, steps, ELECTROLUX, Hoover, Kir­ blocks, sand, cement, rock, by, Rex Air, Air Way, G.E. pipe, steel, grass* traps, Filter Queen, ate. Free dry wells, stepping atones. pickup and delivery. Serv­ Miracle Concrete Co. ing Sanford for over 15 390 Elnr Ave. FA 2-5751 years. Bonded and licensed. FA 2-4765. SEPTEMBER Special. Ladlea A Childrens shoes $1.94 pair. TREE SERVICE. Expert tree Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. service. Reasonable rates, I years experience. Free 1-PREWAY Oil Heater. Good estimates. Ph. FA 2-4377. condition. J. C. Buntea Lemon Bluff. LAWN SERVICE Mowing and edging, etc. Sat- 20 GAL. G ian lined ga* hot water Heater. Good eond. (■faction guaranteed. Ph. 6X)■■.Ma gnolia all— ■4 p.nti ■ FAC-1617.-----------------------TRACTOR Work, Mowing, BOY’S 26" Bicycle. 8 milli­ meter Movie Camera. Rea* disk, blade. FA 2-7864. sonable. 322-4339. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. SINGER Round Bobbin equip­ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ped to zlg zag and maku All Types and Sizes buttonholes. Guaranteed. We Repair and Service Assume 5 payments of S T I N E $6.50. FA 2-9411. Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 26432 BABY Bed. 2 mattresses, stroller, training c h a i r , 29. Automobile Service jumper seat, spring horse. $40. Or will sell separately. A U T O G L A SS Al>o Maternity clothes, win­ IN S T A L L E D ter It summer. Size 10-12, Soiikarik tilu** anil Faint $25. 322-6577. Company BABYSITTING day or night. I.ova A care. Big yard. 219 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4622 DIAL-O-MATIC Z1G ZAG Repossessed, 63 Model, Make* .Meals furnished, also will Auto Glass, Tops Buttonholes, Sews on But­ board. FA 2-7080. 1 Seat Covers tons, .Makes Hundreds ot Child Care. FA 2-2274. A U T O G L A SS & Decorative Stitches, etc.! Guaranteed. Take Up Re­ PAINTING or Hepalr work. S E A T C O V E R CO. maining S Payments of 394 W. 2nd St. FA 2 *012 Ph. FA 2-7964ALL AVUUK GUARANTEED • $r.3or ph. FA 2-8627. 20 . IkiIn sitters OIL Space Heater. 63,000 3J. Flowers - Shrubs HTU. Very good cond. Rea­ PERSONALIZED Child Care. BLOOMING Roves on double sonable. TE 8-2992. 322-3920. citerokeo stock. $2.50 each. 3fi. Automobile* . Trucks BABYSITTING day or night Gray Shadows Nursery or regular. Flxpericnccd. 4 mi. S. on Sanford Ave. BUYING A NEW ar FA 2-1212. USED CART 33. Furniture FINANCE IT WITH US 21. Beauty Salotin Used furniture, appliances, ♦ Low Interest Rates tools, etc. Bought • Sold. * Low Monthly Payment* PERMANENT Wave Special Larry's Mart 215 Sanford FLORIDA STATE BANK 20% off regular prices. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. Open Evenings by appt. 59 FORD. 4 -Door Sedan." I Free parking lo t Services Sell Us Your Furniture. Fordmatic. Tower steering. frum tip lo tip, Quick Service With the Air-Cond. Tinted g l a s s . ' Cut'N Curl Beauty Shop Cash. SUPER TRADING Thunderbird V* M o t o r . 318 Palmetto Ave. POST. FA 24)677. Brand new tires, >1,500 rhone door (I) 322-0831 nines. I Owner can Mrs. WANTED reliable couple to Phone door (2 ) 322-8525 Lloyd F. Boyle. FA 28127.1 take up monthly payment* Hazel Porter Beauty bliop of $13.50 on 3 complete '52 WILLYS Jeep. 4 Wheel Cold Wave 56(H) complete rooms of furniture. Call drive. Factory (op. A-l 1104 W. 25th St. FA 2-1321 T I 8-1511, Casselberry, col Cond. FA 2 4857. leet. FREE $50 PERM. WAVE '56 FORD WAGON. Good Complete Beauty Service FREE ESTIMATE Shape. $350. FA 2-7775. Harriett’* Beauty Nook Upholstering A Mattress ren 105 So. Oak. FA 2-5742 ovating. Now It Used Furni­ 37. Boat* - Motor* ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 5>* h.p. OLIVER Motor with 25. P lu m b in g .Services Co., at 709 Celery Ave. separate tank. Good condi­ FA 2 2117. HINSON &. HEARN tion. $99. FA 2-5656. PLUM BING CONTRACTING 31. Article!* Fur S ale Bcnair* A Water Heater.* 18' PLYWOOD Cabin Cruised FREE ESTIMATES 18 cu. It. upright freezer, ex­ 50 hp. Electric starting. Evinrude with generator 204 E. 3rd St. 322-9143 cellent cond. $200 for quick ami trailer. $625. 3226057. sale, U6iy N. Park Ave., PLUMBING (rear) Ph. 322 9363, 9 a nt. is t i ft. CORRECT Craft in’ Contracting Repairs to 5 p. m. board. 75 lip. grey marino FREE ESTIMATES engine. With trailer. All in R. L. HARVEY I.KOSBY Shelvadore Refrig­ good cond. $550. FA 2-6541. 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-33*3 erator. $75. ilotpoiut elec­ tric Range. $50. Call F'.V 10' HOLIDAY. 2-40 hp. Elec26. Radio ft Television 2-5614. trie starting Kvinrudvs. USED T.V. Sets $10 up. Ser­ Tandem trailer. FA 3-0783. 1-16 cubic ft. UPRIGHT vice calls $2.00. Sanford Anuna Deep Freeze. I- G. Gateway T« The Waterway T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford E. 12 cubic ft. Refrigerator. itobfton Sporting Goodi Ave. Ph. FA 2-0774. Roth excellent condition. J. Your EVINRUDE Dcator C. Hunton, Lemon Bluff. 27. Speclul Service* 304 48 E. 1st Ph. FA 2-5641 WASHING Machine Service. $1 per day rental for Elec­ 3S. .Motorcycles • Scooters Free csliniates on repairs. tric Carpel Shampoocr with 2649 Hiawatha. 322-7363. purchase of Blue Lustre. I960 HARLEY Davidson. Like new. FA 2-3926. Carroll's Furniture. Office FA 2-2116 LOVELY 2 Bedroom block Night FA 24646 Home with separate din­ 323 9700 ing room. Large screened Local automobile dealers of­ cast porch. Located on 2114 Perk Dr. Saalord. Fla. fer their best buys in Herald large corner lot with fruit, LOVELY 2 llctlroom. Central classified display ails. oak St magnolia trees. 2 lu-ut It air. While terrazso Car garage. By owner l'ii. FURN. Apt. 2300 Meltonville. floors. Built in kitchen. FA 2-4199. Large lot in top residential Small unlurn. 2 bedroom ■rea. FHA commitment. home located near hospital. 1 NEW—3 bedroom Homes, Low down payment. $76.00 FA 2-3951. $65. Robert A. by ■owner. 838-8209. month. Pricu $11,650. Ph. Williams, Realtor. 322-7245. ONE 4 Bedroom Bouse, one LARGE 2 Ur. Kit. Eq., $50. 3 bedroom House. Longvood BY OWNER. 3 BR. 2 bath. 3 Br. 14 bath $90. area. 838-3911. CR Largo rooms. 2 Large Furn. 3 Br. central air-con­ lots, sprinkler s y s t e m . ditioning k heating. Fenc­ N E W HOM ES Drapes throughout. Take ed yard. $125. up payments. FA 2-1263. BY SHOEMAKER 4 Br. 2 Bath. $160. 3 AND 4 nEDROOMS 2 I1EDR.M., 1 hath. Available 1, Da, AND 2 BATHS R O SA L. P A Y T O N FHA, VA & Conventional the end of Nov. 2Wt Bamboo Reg. Real Estate Broker Dr. Sunlaml Estates. Ph. Financing! FA 2 1301 17 92 at Hiawatha FA 2 2919. SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL EFFICIENCY Apartment on RAVENNA PARK ONE Bedroom CH House. First St. Near 2 city free AND Nicely furnished llom* for parking lots ami shopping IDYLLWILDE sale by owner. $7,900. $500 stores. No utility charges. Wc Have Several New Homes down and $64.41 per month Suitable (or couple or sin­ Now Under Construction, for 12 years. 2606 Film gle, also retiresl people. And A Few Nearly Com­ Ave. Ph. FA 2-3727. FA 2-1712. pleted! We Can Also Custom Build ONE 4 Bedroom House, One AIT. $30. Surplue City. 3 Bedroom House. Sanford A Home Just For You. area. 322-27 44. "CLEAN quiet Rooms" The F'or Complete Information Gables FA 2-0720. See or Call Your 3 BEDROOMS, I‘a baths. Bavcnna Park • Idyllwilde Swimming pool. Furn. or CLEAN 1st floor Apartment EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. Private entrance. 1004 Pal­ Sunlaml. metto. JOHN E. FOX F II It N I S II E D Apartment. REALTOR 322 2120 Clean and close in. Jimmie 111 N. Park 110 N. Park Ave. 323 6559 Cowan. 322-4013. FOR SALE BY OWNER. 3 W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Bedrooms, 2 baths, Fla. NEAR Paula School; new 7 room home, 1 acre lot. l'ti. Rooms private baths, 111 room, wall to wall carpet FA 2 337*. FA 2-6*79. W. First St. Ing. 323 9982. 125 E. Cole­ man Circle. NEW UJW REN T A BED DOWN PAYMENTS Hnl'away, Hospital A llaby S t. J o h n s R e a lty $tou Down, many homes to Beds. select from in either PineTHE TIME TESTED FIRM By Day, Week, or Month crest, Sunlaml Ed.itej or 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 CARROLLS FURNITURE A ir-C o n d itio n in g 18 9 cubic ft. UPK1G1IT G.E. ALLSTATE MOPED. Only Country Club Manor. Spe­ ph. FA 2 3181 116 W. 1st St. COUNTRY HOME with 7 cial terms to Navy fami­ II. ft. p o p e CO., INC, 4690 miles. Completely re­ Freezer. 2 yrir* old. $125. acres (or $10,990. Close in, LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer, lies. These arc FIIA It VA 299 So. Park Ave. FA 2 1234 built engine. Basket attach­ 39" ELECTRIC Stove. Per land tiled. Not fancy but also 1 bedroom trailer on owned Homes. ment. Run* A look* p«*r. feet condition. $69 V). SIDEWALKS, driveways, pi home in good liveable con­ large lake. Adults only. Ph. feet. $100. FA 3 9463 after Uos, etc. F ree estimate. Ph ECHOES BEDDING CO. dition. Large rooms, 3 BR. FA 2-7368. 6. 322 3596. 119 S. Magnolia FA 2 6321 2 bath. Altogether a lot oi j 1 BEDROOM Apartment. value for the money. Terms. 1991 S. Park Ave. Quiet neighborhood. FA 2Call FA 2-5232 anytime 1162 from 8:30 to 6 p. m. i= Monday thru Friday. Ph. 15. Buxine** Opportunity FA 2-4501 any other tune. INVESTMENT A REALTY SERVICE Station for lease. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom 116 N. Park Ave. Inventory take-uver. Good 322 9173 House, kitchen equipped. location Ph FA 2-4342. FA 2-3651. fh a T vF 16. F em ale H elp W anted NICF1 nest cottage. 2908 Pal­ GOVERNMENT HOME:. ~ AL I X O F SA N FO R D 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS metto Ave, Near the l>u*e. Needs experienced s e w i n g 1 AND 2 BATHS Kuitntilc fur couple. FA See The Sporty m a c h i n e Operators for Most Kitchens Equipped 2-3821 swimsuit.* and sportswear. Down Payment From “ S P IT FIR E ” 2 BEDROOM liuue*: furn. 417 If >ou are experienced on FHA $100 VA Holly Ave. Sanford. C ull factory sewing machines, LOW MONTHLY Winter Garden 656-9779 we have steady work for And Other PAYMENTS collect. you in a modem air-condi­ EXCELLENT LOCATIONS tioned factory, under very 2 H O U S E S f u r n . I N ew ly Exciting IM MEDI ATE OCCUPANCY good working condition. Ph. d e c o r u t e d . F A 2 -2 5 7 7 . FA 2 2201. ask for Mr. CuModels I We Can Qualify You For riale. 1. Ilusiite** ItenluN One Of These Outstanding XIa let SI. 6 ROOMS. Pmtu | Itome Buys in Minute*! CURB Girl. Must be 21. \p ply Pig 'N Whistle. Sanford. hie fur Office. Pul king Plan To Set* Our Entire Line Of ’61 Model Cars available in reur. 322-27 41 { For Complete Information, Displayed Wed. - Thurs. - Fri. Nite Til 8 P. M. See Or Call Your from 1 4 - 6 p.m. G K K K M 4K IA K Stenstrom Realty Seminole Really NOW ON D ISPLA Y! SOUTHW ARD '6 4 '.). F or Sale o r R en t LARGE 3 Bedroom Houses, 1 A 2 bJltlS . B y o w n e r . 205 E. 25th St. i 9. For Sale or Rent 17. Male Help Wanted 34. Articles For Sol* Piano Tuning and Repair SOLID Cherry Bookcase, W. L. Hannon - FA 2-4233 length 6 f t 9 inebes. Height 3 ft. 9 Inches. $65. FA 2-0416 VACUUM CLEANER FIIA - VA SALES BROKER .Stenstrom Realty Real Estate—Mortgage* LOVELY 4 bedroom. 2 bath 111 N. Park Ave. 322-2130 Kit.hen equipped Home. j Iiavenna Park FA 2 7195 t*>\v down payment. South FA 2-2877 FA 2 3823 FA 2-8369 i Evcum,» i PutvaeiL 322-3633. C hoire Iota m ailab le in G r e e n b r i e r o f l .o c h A r b o r o rerluoking g o lf course. I u - t u rn b u i l d i n g t u j o u r specification. Grecnbriar d ev eloped by K IN G S WOOD III II H E R S I N C . .’ll* F a i r m o n t III F A 2-8071 T r a tim p h Sat. Til 6 P. M. H U N T LIN C O LN - M ER C U R Y INCORPORATED loti V I'a ln ie tlo Ave. Sanford �fjp § safari frraB Page 10- — O ct 1, 1063 DeBary Circle (hens Season 3 Navy Flyers Slightly Hurt * Bomber Stream Win In Accident 'Peacemakers' Cop Hospital Notes C) Mrs. Adam Muller Tiie Ruth Circte of the ReBar) Community Methodist WSCS held the opening meetin< of the season last Tuesda) at t' e home of Mr*. El­ mo Moore, circle leader. Mra. Moore read several pages from a hook by Gladys C. Murrell entitled ••Pattern* ,or Devotion" which told of an ancient church in Scot­ land known a* The Church of the Lighted Lamp* where the Congregation bring* lamp* to light the cr.urch since no other iightirg has been made available through the \ cars. Resume* of summer activi­ ty were prevented by mem­ bers of the circle and wel­ come was extended .Mr*. M. Rimmer, a new member. Tiie hostess served a re­ freshment course at the ciova of the meeting. Three members of a Navy Heavy Attack Squadron 7. finishing sixth was another which less than a month ago Detachment 8 flight crew. Lt. A-3R Skywarrior flight crew SEPTEMBER 27 Admissions returned (rum a setenth- C<Jr. Dill Bassett and bomb­ escuped serious injury Mon­ tfandrn 8. Johaaon. William month deployment to the ardier L t (Jg) Tom Boyette. day afternoon when the twinjet aircraft swerved off the B. Vincent, Nettie Ruth Mil­ Mediterranean, made its Sanford Naval Air Station ler. Janet Morrell. Betty Jano homecoming final by winning runway during landing. Hooks, Vince Byrd, Teamar the first monthly bomber Soon after touchdown the Braden, Marjorie Shepard. stream it had competed in plane veered to the right, ran Barbara Bradley, David Peo­ since last January. off the runway and came to a ple*, Cleve Manning. Mary D. Tiie •'Peacemakers” won atop north of the midpoint of Faria, Betty Bridges, Henry handily over the other three the NAS Sanford east-west Peters, all of Sanford; George competing squadrons by plac­ G. Leggc, Paul Heilman of runway. ing two of their three Navy Dcilary; Terry Cox, of CorAll three crewmen were A-5A Vigilante entries among l»VT. OTIS Dun Tay­ rento; Joseph Ferry, Frank­ rushed to the station dispens­ lor, 18-year-old son of the top four finishers, includ­ lin Lee, of Lake Mary. ary for treatment of cuts and ing one in the top position. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Tay­ bruises. Births lor, 211 Hays Drive, The winning flight crew The nircruft received con­ after a M-day furlough Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Merwas VAH-7’a Lt. Cdr. Robert siderable damage to its for­ rell, a baby boy, Mr. and Moore, pilot, and his bomb­ at home, is attending Mrs. Elisha Smith, a baby ward fuselage sections and to Missile School a t Fort ardier-navigator, Lt. (jg) Dan boy, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bridgami engine urea*. Rowley. They made their Hliss, Tex, He was • as, a hihy hoy, il.l.nf Sinford, a student in graduated lust -I ii n e three practice bomb drops Dtscbargea count for 392 points of a posiT HRU Hemmule 11 i y 1> Paul Foster, Marcella IV b was l.t. Robert L. L a u r in u o , ihte 450. School. •s, Freddie Mae Lomax, Sam31. of 2>lt M irro r Drive. Expelled Student This earned them a slender net Htflln, Herman A. Bur­ Station doctor* held Cuuritwo-point advantage over ton, Grandalcne Lamb, I.lnda Feces 2 Charges ouzo and hi* third crewman, Heavy Attack Squadron 3’s J . Black and baby girl, Ruth Chief Fire Control Technician Lt. Bert Collins, pilot, and CLEVELAND, Mis*. (UPI) EVERY YOUNG FELLOW liken to hnve hi* own car nm! 11-year-old Boh Gralow and baby girl, Rose Henry 8. Diits, 10, of 21DU cnanc* i* ifOiioiicr* — Clove McDowell, Negro Gntchcl Is no exception. Hob snys ho »nd his fnthor, Htewart Gotdhel, of Bentley and baby girl, all of student expelled from th» Cordova Drive, overnight for bombardier navigator. Yale Avenue, built this "go-kart*' jwwered with a 21/jj-hp gasoline motor. DAN ROWLEY Sanford; Agnei K. Eddlcmun, University of Mississippi for This month's copletition “routine observation." Dill.* Hob can be seen most every day whizzing up and down Yale Avenue. of DcBary; Dorothy Hancock involved a prescribed low carrying a pistil to class, is assigned to Heavy Attack of N. Smyrna Beach; Jessie level navigation route and Club To Hear Squadron 5. Mr. Grover Cleveland Knurr, faces trial ill city court toPearl Williams and baby boy, bomb deliveries on three lo­ Laurlento's instructor, Lt. 75, of Mobile Manor, Long- day on two traffic rharges. of Mt. Dora. Mrs. TenEyck cal training targets. The en­ Lunchroom McDowell, 21, was arrested Cdr. Churlie N. James, 33, of wood, died Monday morning SEPTEMBER 28 trants were also required to gdul Iroquois Avenue, was at Seminole Memorial Hos­ here ut shoot 12:15 a.in. Sun­ Discharges Rites Wednesday adhere to a specific flight al­ Manager day on charge* of reckless sent to Orlando AFR Hospital pital. Mrs. Gerald T. Davii and Funeral lervlcc* for Mrs. titude and speed. ia housed in the Itoyal f’alnrc; By LI. (Jg) Bill I’ulllngrr Burn May 15, 1H8S, in Minn­ driving and driving without Mr*. Charlotte Whitmore, for further treatment of in­ baby girl, Mrs. Ralph Belts Following VAH-7 In squad­ tho Caste! dell Ovn built hy Lida C. TenEyck, 95, who and baby girl, Mrs. Andrew Solve Amici. county school lunchroom man­ juries over his right eye. Hu eapolis, Minn., he moved to lights on U. 8. til. ron standings were Heavy J . Calhoun and baby boy, Our departure from Cannes King William I in 1115. For died Monday morning in an ager, will tie guest speaker also received cuts on hi* Longwood seven years ago (k from Wisconsin, lie was a re­ \ •# ~ ........ '•— John E. Polk, Woodrow W. was hy no means a sad one as tho poet* there ia Virgii’a Orlando nursing home, will Attack Squadron it, VMt-li's at the October meeting of the right knee and hand. Detachment 8 and VAH-3. ( apt. James O. Mayo, com­ tired carpenter. Anderson, Nettie Ruth Miller, wo wero all looking forward to Longwood Home Demonstra­ be held at 10:30 a. m. Wed­ Three of the first four In­ Carol* Quesncl, W i l l i a m our next liberty port. We con­ Tomb, and, for those who ap­ Survivors are hi* wife, Mr*. i tion ("lub to he held Thurs­ mander of Heavy Attack dividual finishers flew Vigi­ nesday at Hrisson Funeral preciate the beauty of serenity Robb, Aubrey Griffia, Ned ducted routine training for n day at 10:30 a.m. at the Civ­ Wing 1, said the exact causes Anna M. Knurr of Mobile Smith, Victoria Harrington, week which Inebidi-d u fire und growing things, the I'urk Home with Ilev. Grover C. lantes. Third place winners ic longue Building and Li- of the accident will not he Manor; two sons, Woodrow Lt. Harvey Auhuchon and Lt. Juanita Graham, Henry Ca- power demonstration rehear- of K i) hi i m h r u n r e with u Sewell Jr. officiating. • . . . tnsnamlwt* __ officially known until a safety \V, KjtUir.r.and t eroy-J. iiii.n i . (Jg)— Bob—Field—of—VAll-H hrnrg on Church Street. - swi, -N ektiia JHiilliawa, Jusfl-- n i i t n h i -Vo iTvinonst rat ions per­ 6rcnl.1t taking view of Tfiii Burial wiU ho at a later flew an A-3B Sk) warrior. Food will he the featured Tioilrd holds' it's 'investigations. I both of Milwaukee, Wis.; one phln* Harrison, all of San­ ^daughter, Mrs. Adeline I’atil mit squadrons to display their Gulfa of Nuplea and I’ozzuoli. date. Fourth place went to Cdr. topic for tiie next few month*. ford; Edward R. Moylund, Many Tiger* who visited alt9 ut hoadquarhn for Kodak j of West De I’ere. Wis.; a sis­ talents giving tho men an op­ The program of this month's Smathers To Speak A native of Dover, Del., !<eory A. Heath, VAH-7 com­ Albert D. Williams, all of De­ comwrai • *quipm#ni • film ter, Mr*. Mnudo Langillo of portunity to see the fruits of Naples on our last deployment meeting will he “Activities, JACKSONVILLE (UI’I) manding officer, and his nary. rhoso Roma for sightseeing Mra. TenEyck, long-time re*iWinter. Wis. und seven grand­ their labor anil to tako pride U. S. Sen. George A. SmathCalorics ami Me.” bombardier • navigator, Lt. Admissions and, fruin all accounts, it wus dent of Sanford, made her A covered dish luncheon will er* (D-Fla.), will lie principal children. Mike Murphy, G e r t r u d e in their nqoadron and our very rewarding. When we re­ home at 1958 Washington (jg) Jim Bratton. In fifth Kunerul arrangements will Nuvy'a air arm. he served at noon. Area wom­ speaker tonight during a ban­ were Detachment 8's skipper. Tbornell, Nannlo Perry Re­ CAMERA SHOP turn to Naples your Tiger Ave. She was a member o( becca Smith, Marcus T, Wil­ Thera wna a treat In afore Tales rc|Hirter will visit tho the First Presbyterian Church Cdr. Frederick Carincnt, and en interested in the progrnm quet to kick off the l!h*3 he announced by Nihlack Fu­ 210 S. PARK AVE. neral Home of Casselberry. United Fund Drive here. Lt. (jg) Rill Donahue and arc Invited to attend. liams, Richard Smith, Char­ for Uiose Tigers who bad not Eternal City und give you a of Sanford. lie Mao Abney, Rosetta Vun- visited Italy before, and an­ Survivors are four grand­ full account of tiie city that Zant, Mary Suprcnant, Es­ ticipation for tliuie who had. children, Dr. U da G. Wood­ at one timu ruled the then telle Remcy, all of Sanford; Italy la onu of the moat Interbury of New York City; Ellen Woodruff, of DolJary. eating and henutfiul countries known world. Mrs. Shirley W. Birchall and On the IHlh of Heptemlier in the world. Iter ruins hold SEPTEMBER 29 Mra. Eileen W. Henstriage, moat tourists spellbound with the Tiger* hid Naples farewell Admissions both of Toronto, Canada and ami sailed into tile Mediter­ Aubrey Griffis, William Caus­ their beauty amt the secrets Richard Walker of Sanford. ey, Finnic Lindsay, Janie that must he buried within. ranean for two week* of in­ tense NATO exercises, keep­ Coyne, Elliott Byrd Jr., Bob­ The knowledge that it took to ble Jackson, L o r r a n i n a build these great edifices ing our readiness up to oper­ Spoils, Josephine Poff, Car­ could not bo Irurncd in a life­ ating standards so that Heavy Kin Of Sanford Olio and tho U88 Independ­ ole Qursnel, Nora Dean Nel­ time. son, Claude Tyre, all of San­ Tho tour* that were avuil- ence inn ueroinplish their tusk Sisters Dies ford; Ella Jean Laughlin, Ge­ nhlo to our arnlatsaadora of of “Power For Peace.” Mrs. Roy Holler nml Mrs. neva Deinlngcr, of Dellary; goisl will from ileuvy One II e l ii t e d congratulations A. S. McL’jllum of Sanford Catherine Klee, of Casselber­ filled the days ashore with ex­ from the Tiger* to thu follow­ were called today to Colum­ ry; Joule Utiles, of Merritt citement rind inspiration. 'I lie ing on the birth of tluce littlo bia. S. C., due to the death of Island. twu most popular tours were tigers; Mr. and Mr*. Harry their sister. Miss Marguerite Births to I'nmpeii and Mt. Vcrxuviua; Morris, u son on Ahg. |0; Mr. Graves, who died Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenelli Sis countless thousands of Ital­ and Mra. Dcnnix W. Culver, a Funeral services will he prenant, baby boy, Mr. and ians, eager to learn uboirt son on Aug. 21, and Mr. und liekl in Columbia. Burial will Mrs. Joseph Jackson, lialiy their heritage visit these same Mrs. Janie* It. Elliott Jr., n lw in Rome, Ga. girl, Mr. and Mrs. Robert places, nuicli as Americans sun on Kept. 15. Miss Graves has often vis­ Tbornell. baby girl, Mr. und visit Jamestown and Yellow­ ited in Sanford and has many Sirs. Jam es I*. Coyne-, baby stone Park. girl, nil of Sanford. Bodily weight of the whale friends here. All over Europe wo find Ilisrhargrs I presses so heavily on the Florence Howard, Uirranlne people ure the same us we In I long* tlmt it cannot hrenthe Old crib sheets make good Smith, Sandra Sun Johnson, America; they miiy lufsHorTcr, on land. covers for Ironing hoards. lads Taylor, Marjorie Shep­ or less fortunate, hut these ard, Mrs. Betty Collins amt nulls ant appearances are neg­ baby boy, Mrs. Mary (iorilay ligible when we investigate and baby girl, all of Sanford; that which is beneath the aurFranklin I.eo of Lake Mary; faeii .Our neighbor* in Italy Anton Trubenbackcr, Thomas have the name lies ire for free­ Lcavctt, all of Dcilary; Mrs. dom, free expression, and the Carolyn (lore and baby girl ut right to worship a* they | plcu.se. We In lined a lot about North Orlando. llirae friends of ours in Italy i wlieii we arrived at our second pot l lias c r u i s e , ] Naples, on Kept. II. A* we aat anchored offshore with the hennty of Naptrs sprawled before us in a large By Shirley Went ninth panorama of tlit- ancient, the I A piinel discussion of the old. ami now, you can not hut Snpri mu Court decision on realixu tlmt in Italy aa in llilile reading and prayer in Franco there are now and the classroom will bn featured m o d e r n cities being built on tho program tor toduy'a amongst tin* leuiaiiis of the mealing of Hie Rear Lake Ele­ past, not interfering with mentary PTA. tho'.e reminders of the glories The meeting will open at of yesterday, hut a supple­ 7:!Ui pm. with a refreshment ment in tie | «nirlnht l id ... tile and social period followed by twentieth century by future (ho business session and pro­ generations. gram In the auditorium ut H Naples ii as roiifuiinding to w it h p in. a tourist a* Washington, l>. C. '*4 CketryUt tr.ip*ih $p<ul N»d<jj| Bit.lend l..ldilry, will! Inis Where does one sta it? There been recommended by tho ex­ is the hcniitifiil Cutliedrul on ecutive board us new presi­ Via liuotiio, the resting place Don’t lx' cutiglit in a list minute ru sh for beating dent, will bu introduced for of tiie I'ation Saint of Naples; ( i t ’s s o r e a s o n a b l y p r i c e d ) oil. O rd e r jour supply of I’bilheut now. Ik* ready approval by the membership. the Notional Library, which fo r the first a d d days with a full tnuk of this high Kind of leave* the high-priced cars soma explaining to do. wouldn't you say! And a choice of four smooth transmioaioas-froro automatic * to quality 1'hillips (ifl home heating oil. I-ong and luxurious—with a fresh-christened look that almost makes 4-speed Synchro-Mesh*—to go with them. you feel somebody should be breaking a chsmpsgne bottle on lU prow. And underlying it all, the opulent feel of Gicvrolet’s Jct-smootH Plii1lic.it gives sou plenty of comfortable warmth — ™ ^ w , Grover C. Knurr Dies In Hospital Tiger Tales YsM'\kmMma i FOREVER Wieboldt's ’64 Jet-smooth Luxury CHEVROLET BE R EA D Y FOR WINTER Bear Lake PTA To Hear Pane! PHILHEAT Besides looks, ride and power- what's so special about it ? in every gallon. It’s the home heating oil with the high heat content —that hums Irec and clean. Call Unlay. Be ready /or u. inter all winter long. Mac’s Oil Co. PHILLIPS Richer roomy interiors with subtlo new blending of colors and fabric*. ride—something sonic of the expensive make* would dearly love to claim Tike the ultra-soft vinyl upholstery in the new Impai.x Super Sport Scries. fur them;, ’.vei. And the foam cushioned front and rear seats and door-to-door Matter of fact, tho most Important and noticeable earpoting, now standard in all models, including the modaldifference between this beautiful new 19tH Chevrolet and priced Biscay nm. the high-priced car* is the price itself, A choice of seven engines, no less, with output all the way I>t your Chevrolet dealer show jmj how much luxury up t*ay when!) to 425 lip.* that reasonable Chevrolet pried now bey *. u m«i,«<»* See five entirely d ifferen t lines of ears a t your Chevrolet Showroom-CHEVROLET, CHEVELLE, CHEVY n , CORTAIR 4 CORVETTE E. II. .McAlexnnder, Pres. A Gen. .Mgr. INTERNATIONAL Red Crons fivo-cent stamp, lukin# its theme from the 1902 Cuban prisoner exchange, is n netv stump which will tro on .'.do Out. 29 a t Was hitt# ton, l). C. ■ -4 S & Earl Evans, Dealer PIIONE FA 2-2784 HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY SANFORD FA 2-0711 / �> A I P*°m V*6 WKATIIKIl: Partly cloudy through Thursday with widely scattered showers; high today 85-90; low tonight 70-75. VOL. 50 e I l o United Press Lcn«ed Wire * (established lU o s \ v i -:d . . ' oi t m i j k u a. !% ;» ' SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 50 0 The Oviedo Lion* • Umatilla Bulldogs will play Friday evening at John Courier Field, Oviedo, and not tonight as the story read* on page 9 sport* page today. • • • A Jacksonville man repre­ senting ‘'interests with money to invest” talked “marina* with City Manager Pet* Knowles, Howard Hodges and Tommy Peterson Tuesday. Although he brought along soma plans, it's all still in the talking stage. • • • The Herald's Ann Jardlt had a strange experience cosIn r to work this morning. A peacock flew into the front ol her car, breaking off the ra­ dio aerial. That’s right—• peacock! • • • The Herald office waa visit­ ed by an erstwhile University of Florida football star, Lurry 1 Libcrtore, Tuesday, lie's the advance guard setting up a political p o w w o w for Sen. Scott Kelly for Friday a t the Capri, with county residents, who will back the solon'a cam­ paign for governor. Flora Now Threat To East Cuba Bulletin Winds Rise To 140 MPH; 30 Killed NEW YORK (UPI) -T h e ti'A 1*. Ivt•* S-Air! I os Angeles Dodgers held “ ASK FOR A FRY” remit* the sign tut this truck ns it burns on West a SO lead over the New First Street this morning. Herald photographer Hill Vincent J r. waa out Vork Yankees after seven searching for news nt 6 this morning when he canto across thia scene. Vin­ Innings In today's first cent ipioted the driver, Walter II. Long Jr., Jacksonville, th a t apparently game of the World Series. his brakes locked, causing the fire which was extinguished by the Lake . John__Rosehonv provided -JW i JC AX.- P- R kClOl. -Mary Volunteer Fire Deportment-;------------------------------ ----------------------three runs with a homrr In ) Hurricane Flora, which dethe srrond inning. Sandy Koufax struck nut j vestated tlie islsnd of Tobago II Yankee* In seven in­ ami left at least 30 dead, nings. threatened Haiti and eastern Cuba today with winds up to s tin miles an hour. The Weather Bureau urged ' i u u u i ... •esulent.x of the southern. coast oi Haiti and of the | Harahona Peninsula of th e ! WASHINGTON (UPD — nervous gangster a* Giro Terlie disclaimed knowledge of Dominican Republic to “ seek Costs Nostra informer Joseph rniiovw. Miisseria, who wus criminal operations in a v ar­ safety before it is too late.” | Vida, hi told Semite investi­ set up for ileutli by bis own iety of mid-western cities in Ju ic e B oom Seen lieuteiiunts, was murdered in language which suggested LAKELAND ( U P D - Flor­ “ Flora 1* a very dangerous; gators today about a mobster u Coney Island restaurant. thnt he had never heard of died of a broken heart” Mussrriu wus the leader of ida Citrus Mutual says frozen hurricane." the weather burthe rities themselves. orange concentrate sale* will | cau ani| lu lifter ilisgriiiing him,elf by tlie Italian faction in the 11“Senator, I never heard of Imnm this season despite »ul> center would past about list allowing nervousness after tin* month Italian ■ Sicilian gang Omaha," Ynlnchi said, wheu vt.inti.il price hikes. miles south ot l>l.v tteata. I). killing of gangland Nisi* war of IDJO-UI. •B* FOR KXCKLLKNCK was presented to Heavy Attack Squadron tl this Sen. Carl T. Curtis, (R-N’eb.) R., alHiut * o'clock (ESP) Giuseppe Mn»*crin, murnintf in a special ceremony n t Sanford Naval Air Station. The presenta­ “ Giro was so shaky in put­ asked about policy and horsa L a tin V isito rs Thu squat alumnus of the tonight and 30 miles south of tion was made by Rear Adm. Robert Goldthwnite (rig h t), commander of ting the key in tha ignition book operations thera. Fleet Air, Jacksonville,. Accepting for-the- petv.onnel~of~YA ll-i-l—wn**—Uui.. __ MIAMI. (U P D -A cay band 1.Q* Caves, Haiti, at noon crime combine identified the thnt they threw him off the — Office of. the -Scminole-Ds* of 2tl Colombian teenagers Thursday. (ilcrtilil Plioto) commanding officer, C’tlr, John F, Harlow. wheel,” Valachi said in deBury Heart Association will were en route north today on Tlie San Juan weather burseriliiug thii~epT>nr7r; -He—«»id. he closed Thursday through a 30 hour bn* ride that will cau located the center of the S itu Genovese, uiieKi-d undetMonday while Mrs. Dottle carry them to Springlicld. season's sixth h u r r i c a n e tlie-talde bos* of Gosn Nostra, Austin, executive director, at­ III., to learn about life in the aliout 2In miles south of San­ Terrnnova and other aides had tend* a state bonrd meeting at to Domingo, 1>. It , at tt a. m. United Slates. been present at Masseriu'a West Palm Ilench. EST (noon EDT), near lati­ slaying. • • • M e rg e r O pposed tude 13 o north, longitude 70 0 j Vida, hi said Giro began to T. E. Tucker, \V. A. Patrick WASHINGTON (UPD-The west. This was alKiut l.ooo havo wlial be railed the and Andrew Currawuy, of Kennedy administration ap­ miles southeast of Miami, j ALGIERS (Uni)—Algerian "buck wheata” after the in­ Florida State Hank, will at­ Sanford Naval Air St»peared today to have dealt a The storm was moving on * cident and his underworld "strong m an" President Ah« tlie men who complied an ac­ tend the 89th annual conven­ Sanford * Heavy A t t a c k lion now I* • “ n ia s trr let heavy blow to the proposed west northwest course at it power began to bo stripped me,I Ben Holla rushed arm y tion of the Aniericun Hunkers Squadron 11 today received cident-free flying record in Property known as l.effler merger of the Pennsylvania tnph. ilu liiin " for the training reinforcLMiu-nts to rcliel-helil fiscal 1!»U en route to winning Association Sunday through j it* report card for fiscal 1963. Field on State Road m nt | t\ ew York Central rail-1 Forecasters warned that of heavy n llu rk a lrrra fl away. areas today anil prepared to "After a while he took it their “ K". The grade — there wa* on­ Wednesday u t Washington, D. Wagner will open to dove j(1.id». perNiinnrl for duly in the Flora was expected to throw so haul that lie just died uf a a.*k (lie nne-party national as­ ly one — wa* in “ E" for More titan two month* af­ hunters Saturday, according C. storm tides 7 to 10 feet above A lU n lir and P a rlfir arras. sembly for emergenry »peo broken heart," he mid. 1Hattie Readiness execcllence. ter tlie competition period, to Wildlife Officer Robert R c p O l 't T o J F K • * • Thia was rrv e a lrd by normal against the southern ial power* to put down the “lie disgrace,) himself?" the traditional award to Navy VAII-ll still continues its Johnson, who will be In WAsmN(;TuN Acting Postmaster Clyde (UPD - c o n s t * of Haiti and tlie Domi­ Rear Adm. C r o r a r |'rr* - r« . asked Chairman Jolm L. .Mc­ uprising. unit* lor being best in their spotless safely string. Kerce, Casselberry, has re­ charge or supcrvusedhimi ng today re- nican Republic. director of Navy shore ae* Clellan, (D-Ark.), of the Sen­ Algerian army unlta in In other area*, the squad­ under the directum of the • • • . . ceived a letter of commenda­ l>petivilira drvrlolinirnl, in Iru. eon. , „ . eel veil a report on Ihe ate investigations subcnmmil- heavy trucks rolled along tins The Mind!, hut coveted, ron's most recent achieve­ State Ciaine an* Fresh Wa- , , . ,, , tion for tlie successful sale of MctroniMgisIs ut Miami litnnny before th# Sennte i (used situation in South Viet highway towards Tlzl-Ouxou, bra»> and wooden plaque wa* ments include hurricane-seed­ ter r i'li Commission. • U. S. Savings Stamps to .. Flora, iftowf-' r* m a .".rirc-J i l n i i i s i . , .nmlMe*- Ji . v " ' , ' » r r T1. . . , ,w , i N ioi from Defense <„..»* heerw capital of the nigged Kubylla * Vafacnl listifled about prevented by Hear Adm. Ro­ ing operations in the U. S The tract of yoo acres nunlions of an abrupt change in • I Washington, It wa* learnachool children. Robert S. McNamara anil mountain area where tho dis­ bert (ioldthwaite, commander the Musserin slaying, touched Weather Bureau’s Project ed by the l.effler Company, • • • course such as hurricane ed tmlay. sidents are concentrated. of Fleet Air Jacksonville and Storntfury. As part of the was set aside by the com­ Gen. Maxwell 1). Taylor. upon briefly in Tuesday's Edith exhibited last week Proceeds from akuting ul Admiral Prr*sey said the Tho city of Tiii-Ou/ou it the Immediate superior of project, two VAH-11 flight pany in an effort to divert when it turned quick!) out of Iim-.i I base is perm anent anil testimony, after answering a self, about 60 miles east of Melodce Skating Itink on OnT r ia ls S ot Heavy Attack Wing One. volley of question* posed by crews flew into the c)c *d hunters from the more conora lioad Monday and Wed. BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (UPD the Caribbean into the Mona will require addition* in the subcommittee members. Algiers, was reported held by Admiral Goldthwalte flew Hurricane Beulah to drop g*.*Ud *iii.* off Suufoid Ave­ nesday of next week will be government forces Tuesday —' Three white men arrested Passage between Dominican fu tu re. into Sanford especially to pre- silver iodide generators. nue, Johnson said. I h r N a v y a l r e a d y ha* donntrd to the L'totcd Fund. «ent the award and inspect night. ■luring nn investigation of | Republic and Puerto Rico. Cdr. John F. Barlow ac­ The season lasts from Oct. racial iHiinliings here will l« “ Flora po*ei a threat lo sinmmnrrd a lonx-rnnae Ioiat year the rink took in Frc.*li troop reinforcements cepted the “ K” while the 5 to Nov. 3. -\ special dove $300 for the .March of Dime* tried next Tuesday on mis- .liimaiea and Oriente Pro­ Imilillng p<ok rain uf annir left Algiers in trucks this tin officers ami men of VVII hunting fee of Si for each and $726 for the Heart Fund. demeanor charges of Illegal­ vince of Cuba,” tho weallier ftIH million. morning along Use highway It ami it* Detachment Eight, day of homing will be charg­ • • • bureau laid. ly possessing dynamite. towards TlxiOuzou. attired in dress while uni­ ed and will he issued on the The hurricane, hwi hour* Ornnge County M o u n t e d At the same time, govern­ form*. stood nearby in revue grounds or by agents of the |i[(« (» |c r A c C U S C tl after it was discovered us a Posse will donute the proceeds ment police set up five mailformation. In the background regional manager, Johnson fJtS ANGKI.ES (UPD - block.* on Ihe highway. All of its first horse show of the LONDON (UPI) — Haggard full blown s'orm, bit the were tin* squadron's t? A 3R explained. This is in addi- and frightened Christine Keel­ small island of Tobago, at County officials look action pa«*ing vehicles were halted season to the Sheltered Work­ CAMBRIDGE, Ml. (UPD Skywarriior twin-jet attack tion to thc regular hunting er, the girl in tlie Profumo the southeastern rorni-r of the Tuesday to end Saturday and searched and their driv­ shop for the mentally retarded Negro leader* called on Gov. Immbers. license. scandal, stood In the prison­ Caribbean, Monday afternoon and physicallyhandicapped. morning “production line” er*’ papers were checked. J. Millard Tawes today to Barlow assumed command er's dock today anil heard and left it in shamble* As­ Five persons, Including a marriage* in tho county Police said they seized sev­ The show will be held nt 7 ignore voter rejection of an of the squadron on Marrh I* herself accused of framing a sistance crews from Trinidad l5-year-«ikl girl, wero arrest­ eral revolvers. p. nt. Oct. I'J at Fuirview anti-segregation amendment while VAII-ll was deployed courthouse. Foreign newsmen seeking discarded West Indian lover. reported today tluit at least ed at 10 p. m. Tuesday In Park, across from lien White and issue an executive order to the Mediterranean aboard Supervisor* instructed the to reach Tizi-Ouzuu were halt­ 30 Island residents were kill­ what police described as a iluccuuy. banning segregation in alt the USS Franklin D. Roose­ ed by the high wind* and “disorderly house” at Sit) rouniy counsel to draw up a ed at the last road block and 7 G et 60 D ay s places of public accommoda- velt. proposal for state legislative turned bark. seas. Celery Avenue. STINK (UPD Ladies Golf Association at [1(m The "ChcckertaiH,” ss the gruct convicted ' S e v e n Ne Police Chief Roy Williams actum that would end the the Land o Lukes t ountry q-^e proposed city charter unit Is nicknamed, returned I BIRMINGHAM. Ala. •(UPI) Tuesday on charges stem­ said charges of being “In­ practice of free marriage* on flub, Casselberry, will open amendment, designed to end to Sanford in late April and _|,aw >ers for the Curtis Puhmates of a disorderly house" Saturdays. it* IIMU-O-I season Thursday. I ^ months of racial strife In have been at or near the top | ,is,lin(, Co ch-rKr,, to*t..y it ming from an Aug. 31 racial An average of 5fi couples demonstration here were sen were (lied against Robert L G.dr pro John Porter will tee tlli, Chesapeake Hay com- in monthly training competi­ have been lining up for the would he Impossible lo find Farley and James McOaffery tenred tu 60 days in the coun­ off the season witlit a golf ,nunj|y. wa4 rejected by a tions ever since. free ceremonies every SaturWASHINGTON (U P I) — an unbiased jury anywhere sailors; James It. Ilurttner ty Jailclinic nt 9 a. in. And n M r.1scant 271-vote margin Tues­ The occasion lie d particu­ Military base commanders lie said i < ()*> morning since judges in Alabama to hear Alabama 1 and the juvenile. • ml Mrs. two-hall tournament day-*!.Wt to t ,720. lar significance for Admiral coach Paul t Henri Bryant'* lirorderly agreed lust February to per- have been asked lo report to __ charges keeping a In S a n -Inan i* ucht-dilleii for Sunday. NEW YORK (UPI) Tim proposed amend merit Goldthwaiter, who was die MO million IiIh-I suit against S\N JUAN, I*. It. tUI’D— -Swriit aervue agent* today house were lodged against " ri1' H,l‘ weekend marri.i ei Ihe defense department full would have guaranteed equal first Commander of Heavy the Saturday Evening Poit. without a fee. details of any segregation t it] *t -*if Dominican ex-Presl- announced the arrest of an , Dus Cox. Work begun Tuesday on lay­ service lo all, regardless of Attack Wing One when it The county’s proposal is to practices in nearby commun­ Attorney Eric Embry Intro­ Arraignment was scheduled dent Joan lio.sih and his tiuing tho precast concrete roof­ race, in places of public ae was organized in Norfolk in unt i l 'astro Virginia mail •* duced a* evidence before Fed­ hail-born wife Carmen arriv­ om* of four conspirator* i for I p. m. Friday before permit the county recorder ities. tt was disclosed today. ing sections fur the new cafe- com modu lion. The amend­ 1931. eral Jud'.'c II II Grnnme* ed In-re bv air Tuesday night Municipal Judge Ki-nm-lh Me- and the county clerk in per­ Tlie Pentagon *aid it mailed teria ut South SciohmlH Jun- ment was part of an agree­ La*t venr Hi* “ F.” wu* won five llllck volumes in* said to mi up liiiuM-ki'i-piiig a* re­ plotting to floud Cuba'* econ­ luli>*)i. form marriage* any day of questionnaires Sept. 21 “ tu lof High. omy wall full million in rounment negotiated in Washing­ by I bavy Attack Squadron contained 777 pn.i-s of news­ the week with a $3 fee to be obtain necessary information fugees on tliis t'. S. CurihlM-un lerfuil Cuban currency. 0 0 0 ton July 23 by Atty. Gen. Five, their second such award paper stories attacking tile paid to tho county's general for the formulation of futura island. Smith S « in i n o I e County Robert F. Krnnrdy ami wa* in three years. A-*t. 11. .S. Ally. Charles policy.” fund Saturday Evening Post. Vmng Republicans, in con- aimed at putting a halt to tanning said the plot was to The evidence wa* introduced 1 K lltO 1 1 CD 1'illR ’ junction with their “ 0|ien>ti<m violence and bloodshed in | smuggle tin- bogus lulls into at tha -lart of j M o ral court j TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Registration,” remind that 2b- this fishing community o! 1 Culm for u«e by the Cuban | WASHINGTON (UPD hearing on l.'umi izine'* Ihe Florida Puldic Utilities y. nr-olda whose "1st birthday 12.600. underground In pave the way .The ' Washington Po-t said to .notion lo vitalise the *de uf <ommiaaioil tiniay vliunged , will runic between Uck I and The setback stunned both | ^ • r ,i (or tb« downfall of Premier ; .iny that plans to overthrow tlie trial of the suit. Ihe date nf a hearing on prou. s. < h o ic k Kov. a may register to Vote if white and Negro leader* who, O f f i M I Cl 11U TC tlie government of Honduras Bryant filed tin- suit after povcd increased W e s t e r n Fidol < a-tro. they lb* »'» before .Saturday had been working toward- | Tu ken into custody w»* | have been uncovered, and the p*i*t accused him of con­ l nion Telegraph rates m the Villi'll the l*ooks will lie chiM-d eoncilation. Neither side had MOSCOW (UPD Premier spiring to rig the lorrj Geor state fmm Oct Id to Oct 23 Mario loiuiit h-ildy, 62, Arl suggmted that j coup could until tft.-r the November elec­ any plan.* to begin new nego- ! Nikita S. Khrushchev frankly giu Alabama football game. The public hearing will I* ingtini, \ a , a • uloin national, lake place within the next tion. Tin* new stale faction lion* immediately. I,-Id tin- nation Tuesday about Kolily raid curlier th u )car gg hours, Bryant's attorneys were held in Jacksonville. law wa* passed by tin jy.^j Ihe extent of this year’s liar- scheduled lo follow the Post thnt > number of Cuban ex- 1 (q • front page dispatch, COMIMzKTK ley - It If vest failure, but assure,I bis lawyers and argue against il« groups hmi named bun (be newspaper «anl (lie chief WI T H A L L citizens they wil have enough moving the trial Cuban “president in exile." of Hie Honduran air force, 1 V (list 11*ail* • lettch«*» will bread this winter if they do 'I wo other member* of thu Col. Armando Esealona, al­ \ federal jury in Atlanta T i l l : T R I MM I N G S lo.ii,.r ri’ ihi-ts of first grad* 1not waste it. alleged ring Robert ll. Mor­ legedly a|iproachi*l tlip l nited awarded former Georgia students at South deninalc “Oil the cnntiiliiin that we Couch Wallace Buds $3.o60,000 row, 39, and bis wife, Cecily, Fruit Co. to a*k its help. ORLANDO ( UPI l—General NEW YORK It P Ii—Stocks KUinrnury School injCaasel- Manager llomcr Hooks of the economize on bread, we will last Aug 20 in a *imil.*r suit of Itultimurc, were arrestrd Itcnicnilver turned easier today after a berry »t » cult** in thanho-d Florida Citrus Commission have enough tu normally sup­ resulting from the same a r­ t i ci « Tuesday night. A Item h firm opening. Our Friday cafeUii* f|l,n> 1 un|t 1:15 railed the competitors of cit­ ply the population,” he said ticle, “Tin- Story of a College wurraot was isuicd for the Central and Pi-nn*y reacted p, m. Thursday. rus “ a real threat" today, but in a Sept. 2li speech puli'i<h'-i| Football Fix." Night Special arre.it of Bill Evan*, ulio to unfavorable merger new* • • • said if the industry pulls to­ fur the first time Tuesday in known u* Bill Groflch, of with a decline of about 2 and TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Not. on l o follvn lo ite r: gether it can have a good Ixvestia, t h e government I. respectively. .Steels were Washington, D. C. Senate President Wil*on Car Teltpl ire rail f '”m a.' Ionian season. newspaper. weak despite a aeries of price raway named S*-n. Irlo Brim ONLY S J .U “There are s lot of pro­ “ if we spend bread thrifti­ J in Rot heater. V Y.J taking boosts within the industry. son of Kissimmee to tha State ducts competing for tlie con­ ly," be added, “ the uvallable, that the •'• -y ‘ 1' hisaion Bond Financing investigation CHILDREN f-l.Oi) writ* and t*U «• * * they sumer’s dollar today which resources will l« sufficient j TALLAHASSEE (UPD UNDER 12 — ■ committee today, to replace didn't even exist two years did ith my i 1413 for the normal supply of the | s u ,„ Al|f)lIor Krncg, K!!uon Tw o L sea pi* Sen. John K. Mathews, who Weil Seventh Sum City ago and they are hitting us population." was critical today nt financiat DELAND (UPI) — Two HITUUIX, England (UPD— re-ignrd. Owned A Operated Some speculation that tliir management by the Brevard vtjti- primners escaped today V traffic cop stopped Thomas Manager Pit* Kn0' »« In- hard.” Hooks told the Orlan Mathews, who announced By meant Khrushchev was turn­ County Commission and tho when they Jctnpcd from a Spencer’s car and asked him as a candidate for governor forme*' E- Pmtrr ti ihouse do Rotary Club. Maxine & Bob ing down further grain deal* Canaveral Port Authority. really was owned by * Inan. e road gang at the intersection ! if he was the driver. Monday, resigned from th e 1 Hancock with the West, including a company wii c o n J*"i ul and Volusia (*ets OK In an audit for tlie 1961 and of Interstate I and Die Lake “ Don't be foolish," Spencer committee Sept. 23. l l » ) . 17-92 !' tt that TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - J38U million purchase from 1962 fiscal te a rs, Ellison said Helen exit near here. They said. “Tlie dog is driving." t. as denioliihcd. Tlie cnmm'.Uea was created I Sanford be something, thoufl-— to The State auditor issued good tha United State*, was re­ financial management by th e 'a re Gordon Wilburn MrVay, A magidrate fined Spencer by the 1903 legislature to take | ; .1 f I your reports for Iwo Volu*U Coun- jected l-y authoritative *,,ur- county cormiiLd'Q needed M, and Tommy D e Molln- $70 Tuc»da) for drunk drtv- a rinse look at alt state Come buiv.e !«*ut h u e. t la »guAcirM irupeuv cuivnt. , i.au, 21, l ‘U». awUKitla uamng UuUZ. J ghuusa liad ib *»**w-**Tt Killer Died Of Broken Heart, Valachi Testifies BRIEFS BemBeUa_Moyes To Smash Revolt In Algeria SNAS 'Master Jet Station', Admiral Says V A H -11 Gets Coveted Dove Hunting 'E ' Award For 1963 Field To Open On Saturday Tawes Asked To Take Action 5 Arrested In Raid On House Free Marriages Swamp Judges Post Asks Suit J Sile Be Changed ‘*Vek'" Reports Asked Of Base Chiefs Cuban Money Plot Nipped Paper Reports Honduras Plot Nikita Admits Mon. and Tucs. Night Specials! Co-Operation Urged By Hooks D elm cnico S T E A K $ |2 5 Central, Pcnnsy Stocks Decline Carraway On Bond Committee State Auditor Raps Brevard FISH FR Y If Cop Couldn’t See, Who Could? � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 01, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 01, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 01, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/df22ae1a4ab86bab138cc27cb2effba5.pdf 313b3bc0e95fdfc871a01b1b7e7376fd PDF Text Text ■S’* - " 1 ■' •' With the recent heavy nine, w e suddenly realise that adequate drainage ia a very import­ ant feature for our ideal home or homesite. And we find that the areas in our tour for thia weekend are on gently rolling terrain with na­ turally good drainage, and thus are practical in all weather as well as beautiful. Out in the Greenbriar area, Kingawood Builders are offering lota for sale from a third o f an acre to an acre and a half In beautiful, wooded, rolling hills o f the Country Club area. Kingswood Builders will build on your lot a custom designed house to especially fit your C o u n t r y G l u t p o id 0 E3 S K B R XA R needs o r you can acquire whatever builder you wish. Other luxury homes are available in the IdyDwilde Homes area and more moderately priced homes in the Ravenna Park section are available through Shoemaker Construction Com­ pany and its realtor, Stenstrom Realty Agency. Of particular attention-getting status is the new home in Idyllwilde at 303 Tammy Drive, with all its special features. There are several new homes In the third addition o f Ravenna Park, which feature three bedroom, two bath, centrally heated homes in the lovely wooded area o f this section. E 9 th S tr e e t While you are out driving this week-end, take this page It lakes w ise buying these with you. The map above will assist you in locating some days to stay within a budget. Thia la particularly true of Sanford and Seminole County's outstanding real food, the average supermarket. just what you are looking for in the way of a home. Here are som e tips on haw Courthouse Records Alice Gunter e t vtr to The F irst Baptist Church o f San­ ford , Sanford, 910.000. William O. Smith et al to F ort Construction Co., Inc, Latonla, 914.200. Irina F. lia n as et vir to James C. M acK ey et ux Goblenrod Shores, 910,000. Tberrle C. lingers ( t ux to Edward J. ilarnea et ux, ling era Subdivision, 917,600. Cornier M erritt et ux to Guy Andrews at al, Lakcview. 914,600. Edna Duka Emlera to Mary Louise Scott, 21-21-31E, 97,* A . L. Esterson et ux to Herman f . Gunter et ux, Han­ ford , 97.000. Bramur Development Co. to W ard Hicks, Inc., Kastbrook, $17,600. Diplomats Talk Meeting Policy NEW YORK (D P I) Se erctary nf State Dean Husk and British Foreign S ecre­ tary Lord Home were m eet­ ing today to discuss diplo­ matic strategy for their Sat­ urday conference with So­ viet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. Home reached New York Wednesday following London reports that Britain now wants to participate In de­ tailed diicusskins being held by the Unilcsl Slates, West Germany. Italy and others If she can do so wilhout form ­ ally committing herself to Join the multi-nation force at this point. ux Bear Lake Hills, $7,660. First Federal 8 . 1 L Assn, o f Orlando to Robbie L. Hemphill et ux, Lake Har­ riett Estates, 911,600. Ruth M. Trowbridge to L. D. Snodgrass, Oak Park, Id,000. William Frants to Wade De­ velopment Corp., Tanglewood, 913,300. Charles Harmoney Johnson HI vs. Phyllis McRae John­ son. Bruce Douglas Kierstead vs. Marylou Joyce Kierstead. Arthur L. Harris vs. Mary Bernice Harris, M ARRIAGE APPLICATIONS Jesse E. McKinney, Sorren­ to, ami Linda Fowler, Longwood. Melvin Sullivan, Delaind, and Kutha M. Graham, DeLand. SU ITS FILED First Federal S. A I,, of Seminole Co. vs Willie Eugene Van et ux, mtg. foreclosure. Carroll L. Ward et ux vs W. G. Gnllowhecr, to quiet title. North American Mortgage Carp, vs Roy T. Dcllard et al, mtg. fct. Gulf Life Insurance Co. vs William S. llnhn et al, mtg. fct. Gulf Life Insurance Co. vs Robert 11. Dalton et nl, mtg. fel. Gulf l.ife Insurance Co. vs Michael Hanley, Jr., et al, mtg. fcl. (iulf l.ife insurance Co, vs James E. Marcum *t al, mtg. liny Slate Saving* Bank vs Benjamin ]|. Presnell et ux, mtg. fcl. Wildcy Savings Bunk vs Kcnna Maxwell Bent et ux, mtg. fel. Bowery Savings Bank V' John W. I.owe et al mtg. fcl Winter Park Fedot al 8 & L Assn, v* Allan S. McIntosh at at, mtg. fct. Federal National Mortgage Assn, vs Robert F. Siller et al. mtg. fcl. Henry B. Levy vs St. Johns Properties, Ine. et al, mtg. to save and how to get m ore for your money every tim e you ahop fo r food. Cheek auppliei on hand and prepare a Hit of things you actually need. A lilt does a lot to help you keep (pending at a minimum and you arrive home with what you need. With a Hat you are partially fortified against impulse buy­ ing. It la extrem ely Important to read labels, whether on packages, over meat displays or elsewhere. Be sure to note the net weight and liquid v o l­ ume printed there. M ake price com parisons as to sixe, grade. K n o w term inology used so that you know what you are buying. Be sure to read the list o f Ingredients on labels. Less ex ­ pensive grades may serve your purpose as well as high­ er priced fancy grade*. C om ­ pare prices o f fruits and v eg ­ etables In the various form s— fresh, canned or froten. Hospital Notes Sept. 26, 1M3 Admissions Jane Calhoun, Carolyn Betts, Janet Merrelt. Betty Collins, Marcella Forties, E dgar E. Osborne, Chester A. Shaw, Helen M oye, David Turner. Mary G onlay, Ned Smith, all o f Sanford; Arthur McKensie, of Mims. Illrths Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Ilrtt*, a h*by g ir l; 31 r. and lira . Dan Rvnttey Jr., * hsby g irl; Mr. and M rl. Andrew Calhoun, a baby hoy; Mr. and Mr*. M ick­ ey Collins, a baby boy, all nf Sanford. Diachargra Deborah Lynn Barley, Ed­ ward Porter, Monro* W ilcox, William It. Thompson, Diane Thompson, Fred Dudley, Elisa .Mao Brown, Betty J. Smith. Ollla Fortaon, Lind* L. M ar­ tin, Joyce Arvhamhautt and baby girl, Elisabeth I, CherIngton and baby girl, alt of Sanford; Cindy Shirley, o f T i­ tusville; Dorothy Chavers, of Osteen. YOU'D LIKE TO LIVE IN ONE OF THE MOST RESTFUL, REFRESHINGLY BEAUTIFUL TREE-SHADED AREAS IN skirts, vests, bulky mohair sw ea ter! — will be “ the look’ * this autumn on high ich ool and college paths. And every woman student can have the “ look'' within a price range that appeals to the budget-minded. Not too m any people think it variety stores u a source of apparel — skirts, Jacket* and dresses, but fhc truth is that not on ly does the store fulfill clothing needs but also II has a w ide range of a cces­ sories at appealing prices for the student with the sm all purse. Right n ow , culottes and wrap-around akirts are her­ alding the back to . school clothes season. In plaids, flannel, wlde-wale corduroy, ihey are vying with vests for top fashion position. The vest erase w ill go on because American designers have done so m uch to bring it to the front and keep it there. At a fraction of the cost that a student might spend at a specialty shop or department store, she can assemble in a variety store a com plete outfit svith “ the Tayered look " — skirt, blouse, vest, Jacket right dow n to knee socks. Sweaters, which are baste, Consul Helps Direct Traffic LOS ANGELES W P I) — The police force had help Wednesday from the consul of Bolivia, Duke C. Banks. He directed traffic at a busy in­ tersection for one hour. Banks explained that he found the signal lights at the intersection Jammed and traf­ fic backed up Just as children were being dismissed from a nearby ich ool. “ Nobody seemed to be d o ­ ing anything about them, so I did som ething," he said. Baby Cocktail* Soon On Market L O N D O N tUPl) - Prof. George Dick, writing in the British M edical Association's magaiine Family D o e t o r , said today a “ cocktail" v a c­ cine to protect babies against (ive diseases should be avail­ able soon. He said the “ cocktail" would include vaccines fur measles, tetanus, diptheria, polio and whooping rough. Don’t be caught in a last minute rush for heating >5 and a great 3 Bedroom WILLIAM S. BltUMLEY JR, Contemporary. Also S« level. variety of styles. Cardigans and turtle, oil. Order your lupply of Philheat now. Be ready for the first cold days with a full tank of this high boat and V-necka quality Phillips 66 home heating oil. are neck and neck in the back-toschoot race. In patterned sweaters there are paisleys, floral, geomet­ ric and Norwegian- inspired designs. And, of course, there's the cable-knit sw eat­ er, always a campus hit, available in a wide range of colors at a price much less than would be expected. As to dresses, the "long, skinny, strctchcd-out, easy, soft-draping d re w is in ," a c ­ cording to fashion experts. Variety stores support that trend with a large group o f chemise dresses, requiring no belts, at modest prices of $3 and $1. Several have bor­ der prints around the hem s; others are medallion • pat­ terned. A surprising number ol greens — bright olive, bot­ tle green, em erald, kelly and Jad« — as well as wine tones run through many o f the patterns. at home, stack sets In knltFor lounging and studying led cotton are offered, and oxford cloth Bermudas and Capri pants. A series o f pro­ vincial print blouses at 92 can coordinate with the pants. Philheat gives you plenty of comfortable warmth in every gallon. It's the home heating oil with the high heat content — that bums free and clean. Call today. Be ready / or winter all winter long. K. H. McAlexunder, Prns. ft Gen. Mgr. Earl Evnnn, Dealer PH O N E FA 2-27&4 BUILDERS If you Bedroom Larger, Finer Homes, designed for those who demand the ultimate in Ravenna Park 3 ft 4 B ed room , 1, l* j , 2 Colonial. Bath Home.*, FHA, FHA In-Service, VA, Conventional Financing. COMPANY '1I0N Custom Building Our Specialty General O ffice 211 W. 2ith St. Sales O ffice FA 2-7405 advertise on FOR INFORMATION Distinction comfort, eohvenfence, and luxury. acreage, C A LL FA 2-5612 Two of Central Florida’s most beautiful most carefully planned communities! Of home*, our weekly Tour o f Homes page! Gracious L iving Homes REALTORS! groves, rental.* — 0WUUU2A I have designed fo rv MODERN KITCHENS BY CHOOSE YOUR HOMESITE — BUILD WHEN YOU’RE READY Construction around sound security for students, the W. are auraetlng attention at There's A Community Built With Pride’ OF LOCH ARBOR Under The sportive look — w rap CENTRAL FLORIDA____ homesite now Now of there are tom e 1,000 itema to chooie from in estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find B m I Estate Traaaactieas Lucille 8 . Phillips to Laur­ C. C. Flowers, a t o x , to Ed- ence Askell et ux, A. Maus­ w ard £> Flowers at ux, San­ e r ’ s Subdivision, R10,SK>0. Orlando Federal S. A L. fo rd , 19,000. William W. Eckard at ux to Assn, to George Mobetly Jr., Donald W. King, a t ux, Cool- et ux Lake Harriett Estate*. 911,600. Mora, fll-M O . Albert M. Greene et ux to JL B. Chapman a t ux to B o y L, McClure et ux, East- Harrison R. Gilbert et ux, Queen’s M irror South, $3,664). brook, 916,400. Leonard Dennis Blackford Roy V. Rouscy at ux to John Smith Jr., at ux, North et ux to Karl A . lloeffler, A l­ tamonte Springs, $7,223. Orlando, 911,900. Gena Tunney et ux to Rob­ G. W. Pringle a t ux to Robart W . Hooper at ux, Heftior ert G. Thome* et ux Sunland Estate*, $13,700. Homes, 914,200. Herbert E. Stenstrom et ux W alter D. Holmes at ux to L arry W. McDaniel et ux, to Joieph E. Fowler et ux, Busna Vista Estates, 96,800. Franklin Terrace, $13,000. Herbert L. Hutcheson et ux William P. A sher et ux to 1st Federal 8avlngs and Loan to John O. Bellamy et ux, A ssn, o f Orlando, Bear Lake W oodmere Park, |9,000. Richard Wtshhurne Schenck Manor, 912,000. William B. Richardson Jr., Jr., et ux to Harry E. Biera t ux, to Julian D. Ensey at ly, Jr., et ux, $14,000. Orlow A. Rusher et ux to ux, Druid Hill* Park, $14,500. Andrew J, Adcock, Jr. el ux, 1‘homes A. S cott Br„ at ux to Xnox Florida Development Markham Park Heights, $7,Corp- Harmony Homes, 93,700. 600. Ward Hicke, Ine. to William Knox Florid* Development A. Herget et ux, Kastbrook, Corp. to Cleveland Neal et ux $18,300. Harmony Homes, 910,000. FH A to John II. Shoemaker Mid-Florida G olf Course, Inc., to John W , Hoffm an et et ux, Tanglewood, (12,100. Oakland Estates, Inc., to ux Falrlane Estates, 910,000, Cart J. Keller et ux to F11A, Richard J. M. Stanlon et ux Oakland EHates, 911 ,600. North Chuluota, 96,700. FHA to James A. Harper et J. Waits et u s to C. D, ux Bear Lake Hills, 97,660. W aite et ux, ll-aOe-UOE, ( l,FH A to Hurry V. Tootle et 430. itnce y v ‘ -.3lu3 BYRON M LEACH STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS �, I, 0 \ Ib r a lft >VEAT1IER: Generally fair through Tuesday; hijrh today 8">-90; low tonight 60-72. VOlTTe ~United Press Leased \vTre~ iM^.rSKrrKNlliKIt ;io7 l9l»:t K«tabiHhmMi)t>8 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 28 Now It's Hurricane Flora On Go The '• d o ck " felt a bit hap­ py this noon in viewing tliii front page picture o f the mo­ ther*' school patrol. Not too many weeks ago one of the moUiers stopped by, asking 11 Y o u th s H eld Bn B urgSufies what could be done for the pupils' safety in crossing French Avenue. Rill McLauchlin followed with advice the PTO would furnished cross­ ing ''guard s'1 with police sanction. Chiaf lloy Williams Mid this morning "the hall ■tarted rolling with those mentions in the "C lock." Happy to be o f service to the school children. • • • City police were confronted with resting THE 'SOD SITUATION’ nt Municipal Stadium is Iwinj? rectified for fu­ ture home football names. The School Hoard has taken over the stadium from the City for the season. (Story on jiape 7.) School work crews were on hand Saturday afternoon to commence laying' soil on the baseball dia­ mond. Leading o ff the work were (left to right) Dr. O. L. Harks, president of the Seminole Boosters; Fred Ganna, Seminole Jliyh athletic direc­ tor, and z\ndy Bracken, Seminole High principal. (Herald Photo) Following from the Duluth Ileratd of Sept. 25: The only 1 personal audience granted by President Kennedy during hit Duluth visit was given this I morning to Jeno F. Pauluccl, presklent o f Duluth's Chun King Corporation (and one o( Sanford's better known winter residents). HAVANA (D P I) — P re­ • • • mier Fidel Castro hns served Jayeces report their rabies nutice that he is even more clinic a "b ig su ccess" Sat­ opposed to the provisional urday; more than the) dogs govermm-nt in the Do min lean vaccinated. lieputdie than to the consti­ • * • tutional regime which it re­ A 10-hour American Red placed, Cross first aid course is slat­ Castro nl-u called on Cu­ ed at Oviedo City Hall, " d h ban* for a "maximum e ffo r t " the first session at 7 p. m to wipo out Cubit’s adverse Thursday. Ja y Saucer will conduct two-hour classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays. * • • Dominican Regime The financial wire tells us that Jeno Pautucci's Chun King Corporation has taken ever the Chun Wong firm which has been putting up frozen foods in Compton. Calif, it's nice to see our Washington Avenue neighbor prospering, but we hope Chi* deal will not take time from his stay in Sanford to check into his new holdings in the outskirts of t.ns Angeles. • • • Out of Miami Reach comes word that Oviedo's John Evans is the new president­ elect of Ihe Florida Fruit and Vegetable Association. The Nelson and Company an I Wheeler executive has lawn a strong force in Pie produce group You may be sure tic deserves the honor or he wouldn't tie moving into the driver's seat. * # • uf burglaries Africa's Vilal Role Stressed LISBON (UP1) — The United States should realign that the security of free Eur­ ope depend- on the security o f the continent o f Africa where Communist infiltration is fa r deeper than many people seem to believe, according to Portuguese Foreign .Minister Dr. Fnlberto Franco N oguciIn «n exclusive interview with Ralph Nicholson, pub­ lisher o f newspaper* in the United States, the fureigrt minister complained that the Western world is meeting the global attack of communism with "limited and restricted solidarity." The minister told N ichol­ son: "Communist infiltration and penetration in Africa is far ile*per than many people m -« hi to believe. This raises very serious problems to the securi­ ty o f Western Europe. “ It is said in tlie United States tba* the security o f l.utiu Ametica i* ess< iiliai to tile security of North A m eri­ tl teenagers, Chief person* ial Hospital attache. highway* Mrs. Quinta* Ray. The burglaries included ltd (rent the Sanfurd Aluminum Company. KM) French Avenue; $120 from the home o f Clara G riffin, ttltt West 13th Street; 10 cartons of risa rV os and acase o f soft drinks from the Little General food store on French Avenue near 23th .street, and Stoo In artist's paint* and supplies from the this theft by a "hungry burg­ SI reel, reported Inline: A ...... . . Klander, watermelon, ea’ c of “ ’ ,l ,lrlnk*' (our d j i ' •’« r “ -*- cookies and candy, live pounds of hamburger, two frozen dinners, three chickens, four steaks, two packages shrimp, gallon of ice cream , one turn and $7. A juvenile confessed the 3120 tbeit at tlte Griffin home but refusetl to tell what be­ came of the money. Three white Juvenile* were arrested (or siphoning gaso­ line from a parked automo­ bile. Capt. A. S Williams and Lt. Joe Hickson solved three break-ins with the arrest oi -even N egro teenagers: A truck and some tool* stol­ en from the Sanford Hous­ ing Authority, Castle Hrcweg Court, on Sept. II; Gold-lion elementary school, Sept. S and three bottle* of liquor from Ihe Goldsboro bar, West Idlh Street, Sept. 22. Business To Gel j oliiica! Facis Rustlers Steal Automatic Cow l i the state's rain- 45, charged ALGIERS t IT’ D - 11m ,|is- sklent commander nf the Al­ gerian 7th in the opposition Military D istrict stronghold nf Tiz Ouzou today rejected a government edict dism iss­ ing him and ordered hi* b a t­ tle hardened troop* on gen ­ eral ab*rt. Col. Mohand (hi El H.trJ. known ax "the old m a n " to the men be led In A lgeria's 71$ year war nf Independence from France, announced through a spokesman he will not bow to the order Issued by President Ben Bella's gov­ ernment. He vowed to continue his command iri the rugged G rand Kabyh.t giers region east of where opposition A l­ lea d ­ ers, harked by regional c iv i­ lian and military authorities launched a movement against the "illeg a l" government o f lien Bella in z mass rally Sunday. Armored cars and field gendarmerie units in battle dress sealed off Tizi Oouzuu rapitol of the troubled reglno and headquarters of the 7th .Military District, for the se­ cond straight day. The troops to say on whose * do they stood and turned back all road truthc ami newsmen Dissident Berber leader llocine Ait Alimrd led (he deiiwinstraiion <J *oiou 3,.vki adherent* in TliiD uzou, On miles east of Aider*, and e x ­ horted "a ll militants to begin a decisive light" against the one-party lien Bella regim e. !Jingo Wins Out House Falls In NKTHEll ST0W EY. Eng­ land i L'PI i — Mi*s Iairy Bak­ er returned from church Sun­ day night ami found her house had fallen down Flora popped up quickly with *5-mile a a hour winds nlf the north coast o f will) South America today and Hoy Weather Bureau l-stied emer­ gency warnings to residents tack utt his bus, was tree in Tlte Weather Bureau warn­ $2,300 bund today. ed residents of the Grenadine Islands south of St. Vincent, and the islands of Tobago and WASHINGTON t UPI ) — Trinidad to "take immedlsta Sen. Barry M Goidwalcr, It- precautions against hurricane Arif., believes he must de­ force winds, high storm tides cide by late January whether o f five to seven feet, and tortu seek the Ifkil Republican cutial rains." presidential nomillation. "P eople living in kiw-lylns beaches and near stream beds should s e e k higher CARACAS, Venezuela ( UPD ground." The advisory located tho —Six persons were killed and at least four wounded Sunday crn ler of the season's sixth when pro-Cuinmunlxt terror­ hurricane at H a m. EST ists shut it out with guards about toil miles ca.st-nurthca*t during an attempted holdup of Trinidad, near latitude 10.9 aboard a crowded excursion north and longitude 59.9 we t. It was moving on a well* train. northwest course at 18 m p h. Flora was described as "a smalt but very dangerous BUFFALO, N. Y. ( UPI ) — hurricane" expected to in­ Seven youths were killed crease in intensity and slight­ Sunday night when t h e i r ly In size. Its lop winds o f speeding automobile failed tu 85 tn.p.h. covered a small make a sharp curve on a park area nrar the center and ruad and plunged into 2t) feet gales extended 73 miles to Ota uf water in ■ channel ot the north and east and 45 miles Niagara R iver. lo the south and west, Tlte Weal lie r Bureau warn­ ed residents of the string i t LONDON (U I'D —British sc- Island, at the - xtn .u* .*tt (& tress Vivirtt atiglt, repu ted east peftlion up (he Caribbean suffering front nervous ex­ to rush preparations Immed­ haustion, arrived here on iately for "winds up to too stretcher b\ plane Irom New in p.h., high tides and torren­ York today and was rushed tial rain*." immediately to a nursing It said the center ot th« home. storm should pais over the Island o f Tuhago by 4 or S p in. today and enter the Car­ SAIGON, South Viet Nam ibbean about 40 to 50 miles (UPD — Defense Secretary south of the island of GrenUa Hubert S. .McNamara and shout 9 p m. Gen. Maxwell l>, Taylor post­ Ttie hurricane grew quick­ poned their departure for 21 ly out of a "tropical depress, Itours today and continued ion" o f low pressure squalls their investigation o f South and was a full-fledged storm Viet Nani’ s military and po­ by the time a hurricane hunt­ litical situation. er plane from Puerto Rico reached the area shortly b<> fore noon. WASHINGTON ( UPI ) President Kennedy told an In ter nation at gathering o f mon­ etary experts today that this country's effort to slop the outilow of gold is in not only the If, S. Interest but "Hie interest o f all who place their T A M P A ( V V l ) — A fall faitli in the dull.tr." storm packing winds up to 70 miles nn hour nnd strftt-fillinj,- tides roared o f f the Gulf TALLAHASSEE ( UPI ) Into West Florida Sunday A Democrat and a Republi­ causing widespread m i n o r can were elected today to damage. head up a bi partisan study I he storm flood-*! street* of Florida's election laws. hero, in St. Petersburg, Fort Hep. George Mailing*, Jack­ Myers nnd severnl other West sonville, was named chair­ man and .Sen. W, Young, Coast cities. Yards were left Pinellas P a r k Republican, littered with debris along ft vice chairman uf the interim .'lUil-mite front from NapK* ta St. Marks, suuth of Tallahas­ election study committee. see, The low pressure system wo* one o f thre* that brought rain* and high winds tu most uf the extreme £a*t und most o f the South psit o f the na­ tion, weathermen said. Tbit other* vvers in the Gient l ake* and Chesupeake Bay ureas. The winds b s t t e r e d On* roast for more than el f ht hours but dissipated ms they moved inland. Seas reached »t* tu eight feet ubrni normal high thhl murks in some areas. Late January Terrorists Kill 5 7 Youths Drown A ctress 111 Stay Departure Gold Problem Storm Batters Gulf Stretch Two Named Skindivcr Dies Exploring Cave Mental Health TALLAHASSEE (DPI) - SAN JUAN. P. R. (L T D — Hurricane i C a l l t l o i l IJ a i’ lif i r C S j LONDDN (U P I) — Druggist Hubert Al-ierson said tmlay he inaite hi* huu*e burglarproof alter a theft—then hail to cat) police when he locked himself out. The Mental Health Advisory Planning Council met today to work up a comprehensive 1long-range plan for dealing witii mental health problem* t in Florida. INew Storm Up Off South America Negro woman during an at­ o f the Windward l-Uimls. JOHN M A T H E W S . State Senator from Jacksonville, who ad­ dressed the Sanford Klwnnis Cluh Sept. -I, will formally announce hi* cumlitlacy for gov­ ernor in tlte November 19G-I election at a press conference in Tallahas­ see this afternoon, tic* cording to UlM. Takes IJack Seat Seminole Scoreboard the murder in the -hunting o f a South Carolina Storms Kill 3 ca. "I entirely agree « itli that view. Hut I hope that people in the United States also realize that M e-lent Europe i- precisely in tin- same siteat ion, ami that the security That meeting at the High of frre Europe depends on School last Friday hosted by the security o f the continent PRESTON, England ( UPI ) School Hoard Chairman Dan ol A frica.” —George RiUington. leader of H right that brought together the (W-year-old Preston Bra** delegates from the Seminole Rand which gave trumpeter Athletic Association, C i t y S t o c k s I s o w e r Edd.e Calvert hi* start, sai l Commission. Boosters Club, NEW YORK (U F it -S to c k * today the band's future wjs in addition to those of the turned irregularly l o w e r rndangeted because all the School Hard is a splendid ex­ around noon today after a town's rehearsal room s have ample of what can be done firm opening Tra ling be d been bunked up by bingo when each group’ s problem* to a moderate pace. j games are understood by the others and a finp cooperative spirit sets out to solve them. Con­ gratulations to alt the partici­ pants, hut especially to Dan Wright (or calling the session. (Last Week’* Game*) • * • Seminole 20, Orlando Colonial 111 Boo-ters Club meinhers Lyman tit, Ocoee n meet with the Seminole Dunnellon 19, Uvtedo Id rojcning staff, players, et al at a meeting Tuesday at * South Seminole Junior IDgh 32, St. Cloud 13 p. m. at the high school Sanford Junior High 2)1, Oviedo Junior High **. auditorium. A real turnout Croom* |(l, Gainesville Lincoln 6 |« exported by President 0 h . Barks. during HOUSTON ( U r n - A d u l t K. Algerian Army •iLeader Delies Ben Bella Order 4 Shots In Head Don't Slop Boa died on Free On Bond lar" frum a food freezer at licr . . . sodden weekend. 1213 West First A MIAMI (L T D —At least 10 parked car of Margaret Kretltnger. Seminole Memor­ Roy Williams stated. Beard Begins FEC Strike Impact Probe w 10 Killed CAPE C A N A V E R A L M i l) — A three-man Federal Board of Inquiry looking Into it labor dispute involving the Florida East Coast Railway Co. a n iv e»l today to for n look at Ihe j -trike-affected launching site ; for A m erica’ s man * to - themnon program . The hoard, hi-u<lf<l by Asst. HOI LYW OW UP (UIT> — Secretary o f Labor James J ''I'd rather fight six men Hum Reynolds, immediately took a tangle with ono o f those trade balance with the Soviet one-hour helicopter sw ing over Union. I In said Cuban trade again.'* jib e M erritt Island Litumli Thnt summed up the fe d with Russia was Slim .million Area (M ila ), which the J\ !••• IP f in the red, and urged that ings today o f reserve I’tl. Sam . . . , .... i . v i . .i . . . , l Iona I Aeronautic* and Spue lid* imbnlniicu cease to ex- , fee Itret roan on the subject uf \dnmii*tration is clearing fo r 1st In the simile i possible . be.i constrictor*. ■., ,, . . . - m >n.. ' o u , „ , , ; ihe manned lunar landing p roi ALI.AIIAFHEB ( t i l ' l l — time. Sch m n m n nnd Patrolman , , jeet. * Two Florida Industrial lend' astro urged in a 115-min* 1 Harvey ilanavant were were us Tuesday the hoard planned 'T* railed on lawmakers In­ ute speech Saturday night ! signed Saturday night to to hold hearings In an midi- day to help experienced loglstli.it Dominican* r e v o l t -heck a leport from two torium ni a motel I Ihe t'upo h ilt s liaison men pn eni to against the tlirve-luan civil youth* who said they saw a Colony lim j on nearby Cocoa Florida'* top management a iun junta put into power by “ big snake" on a city sticet. Bench. I program centering on the They found an 11 and onemilitary forces in a coup The hoard was established theme “ Let's Face Politics] half foot bon const) tc lor, d'etat last Week. by President John F. Ken- Fates.” lie alliicki-d the ouster ol measuring at.out to incite- ni m Jy, who said "the prolonged William A Slmnds, GninrtPtcsident Juan Bosch and circumference and weighing Inbor dispute between the ville, pn idem o f Associate'll charged that "ilNperUlittn 122 pounds. Flotilla East Coast Railway Industries o f Florida ( AI F) Schectmvn said he shot the contrived his overthrow." lie Co. and its non-operating em* and program chairman M. M. spoke kindly o f Huach, saying reptile through the head. "D ie ployes . , . has been a mutter Frost, Tampa, announced that "be merit* a hit more re­ first time I shot bint, lie rcurprominent legislators will lie ■ > .l up and beaded for me," he I ;,f " » » « " “ * '» • spect than some.” ! j| imse o f its current and |vo- featured speakers In the bird \\ lulu Bosch was in o ffice , said. "Those thing* are like tential im pact upon vital de­ annual meeting uf A IF at be was a frequent target uf greased lightning. 1 shot him Tampa Oct. 17-IN. fense and spncu programs,” criticism from ties Cuban g ov­ three more times in the head The dispute, which began Congressman A. S. Herlong, ernment us a supposed pawn and that slowed him down Jan. 2.1, hits affected the sh ip­ Senate President Wilson Car* some. I just couldn't under­ ■it the United States. ment o f material to the Mila tawny and Home Speaker stand why he wouldn't die." 8c beet man said be and Dun- area. O fficials have indicated Mallory llorno ate included nvarit finally dispatched the that, in tho long run, it could in Hie group. Miami*, a former senate snake by shooting it m the affect the schedule fur the lunar landing .Apollo program , president, said hu-ines .men middle. which President Kennedy es­ till too often go before tho DILLON, S. C. I LI T) LegUlatura Improperly pre­ tablished un a notional goal. Tornadoes skipped across the The President said the pared with u romplcte la k Carolina* S u n d a y , killing board "sh all investigate the of knowledge of tlur lcgislu three persons, injuring at current and potential im pact live proces. least 44 others and causing of this labor dispute mi the Associated Industrie* want* EI.IZABETH, N. J (D P I) damages estimated at nearly Nation’s defense ami ' pace e f ­ to help overcome till- prolithree quurti rs o f a milliim - A police posse »a * looking fort. lr m. lie said. j tuday for the rustlers who dollars. Accom panying Reynold* on "B usities-men need to exstoic a red automatic cow Spawned by a weather dis­ the swing to fu p e Canaveral prt-» them -elves more turbance that sent twisters weighing 'J<)0 pound* and more were fellow tionid members festively." than 6 feet 'all. dipping into Georgia Satur­ lie said Ini dne-smen :an tie Stephen N. Sluilnuni, Deputy Tw o repairmen went to the day, early morning tom adoe* S, A**i*Uint Secn-Uity o f !>••- 1h. Iprd by lo-.tring nun kmivvl location of one outdoor milk were reported at Dillon. fence, and Walter L. I .in g lc ,! edgeeahlc in the h'izi >lutive dispensing machine and found Spriflgticld ami Swansea in Deputy Associate Admiuis- process cope with llo- problem that someone had carried the South Uarotiia and at Ara­ trntor o f the Federal Spare j <>f improving their legislative machine off in broad day­ pahoe, Spring L a k e , Ft. Agency. I liaison. light. Bragg, New Bern and Golds­ ---------- ------------ boro in North t'arollna. It was the w on t natural disaster o f its kind to hit LONDON it t’ li — Edward j South Carolina since April of hadey. ."J. was sentenced to 1311 wiii n 1H per*aiis lied in '** month* in jail for setting tornadoes. The stale's w ont fire to a ear owned by his form er fiance, Anne Serra, twister killed Uf in 1924 1H He admitted lie started the fire because be wa* jeal­ ous of the car. Castro Biasts New The Seminole grid team m em bers are saying the NICEST tilings — and can t seem to tind enough of them —about the Cheerleaders. Its all because the girls really "knocked themselves out" mentally and physically in thinking up ideas and putting them into action to whip up the pep to a frenzy for the Colonial gam e. The whole squad is praising their cheerleaders to the sky ami saying a hearty "Thank you, g a ls!" • * ■ rash over tiio weekend while a r­ City police had a telephone request from a Tallahassee man to pick up his runaway nephew off a Sanford-bound bus. Police picked up the boy alright here in Sanford . . . but he was driving a stolen car. • • • Cami Bruce and Kay Milw ee reminded today that this is the final week for voter registration . . . Cami's o f­ fice open OS daily through Saturday, final day. Kay also said to correct som e thoughts, the proposed $75 million high­ er education bond issue will Iw financed with a 1.5 per cent tax on gross receipts of utilities com panies and not against real estate. • • • a m SCHOOL PATROL was oil huml fur the first time this morning to safely Ruitlu West Side and Grumrnur Schools pu|iils across French Avenue at Third Street. Patrol members nru nieinWrs o f the West Side-Grammar PTO. Their Sam LIrow |iu beltd. Unices and Hays were auri- plietl hy City Police. More uniform articles have lieen ordered. The mothers are Mrs. James UedcntMiuuli, Mrs. Tho 11 ins J. Carlton, Mrs. O. Hoyd ami Mrs. J. M. Adams. Police Chief Roy Williams is at the extreme left. • ( H e r a ld P h o t o ) GAINESVILLE (U P I) - A n O r l a n d o man apparently drowned w h i l e diving u Horsih) Spring* north « ( heir Sunday. Police identified thr man a* 22-jcar-tdd Larry Alfrc*l Hylto*. Hylton was skindiving with (Stir utiicrs when he iltsappeared. l)m* of the divers said the croup wax exploring an underwater cav# when NyJtuu di< appear ad. �TumcoatTells Sokms To Jail V A H -9 Captures M onthly Honors CrimeBosses s u Sanford's H eavy A t t a c k Squadron 9 becam e the first deployed squadron in Heavy Attack W ing One’s 12-year history to win the W ing's mcnthly training competi­ tions, results re Iraced fo r August showed today. Navy officials announced that VAH-9, which has been deployed to tho Mediter­ ranean with the U. S. Sixth WASHINGTON (UF1) Underworld turncoat Joseph Valachl w as reported today to k a r t told Senate isreiU fa ton that the w ay to break up th t "C o m N oatra" crime *>ndl•ato la to Jail Its boaiei. le a . Kart E. Mundt (B-S. D .) quoted Valachl a i laying that respected bostea In the " C o a a Noatra" hierarchy commanded a loyalty from the rank and file "aoldlers" o f crim e which was not paid to low er echelon lieutenants. Mundt said In an laterriew that V alachl told the Senate Investigations subcommittee at a d o s e d session that "lock* ing up the bosses" would de­ stroy the crim e organisation. Valachl, the vengeance — bent "C ose Nostra" alumnus, Is expected le expand on the point when he resumes hla testimony at a public hearing Tuesday. He testified Friday that the "C ota Nostra" bean* e i bad been “ very bad to the aoldlers," and that this was one reason he was determined to tell bis story to authorities. In hla public testimony Vala chi also said ha bopad Con­ gress would pass a law l i k < ing It a crim e to belong to an organisation such as “ Coia N ostra." Chairman John L. McClellan (D-Ark.), who has m ads a similar proposal, stressed that the suggestions wore m ade Independently. Carment, skipper of Detach' ment 9, by a alhn eight-point margin. V A H .lt earned five o f the next eight placet, leaving tw o to VAH*9 and an ad' dltional poalUon to Detach' ment 8. Building At Longwood Damaged $600 •y Longwood Folic* C h I s f Clauds L ayo reported over tho weekend an ostlmated |400 damage waa dona to tho form ­ er Jayea* Building on Grant Street recently by vandals believed to he 10 and 11 years old. Windows w e n broken, bath­ room fixtures smashed sad the ceiling had large holes w h e n the youngsters appar­ ently Jumped through It. Owner o f the building la J. B . Grant, Longwood business­ man, who donated Its use for som e years to the Jaycees for holding teenage dances. LT. PATTERSON By Shirley Wentworth Leadership o f Junior Girl Sc c o t Troop 111 o f Beer Lake has been taken over by Mrs. Donald B lley o f 6724, Bear Lake Circle. Awlsting aa coleader la Mr*. Joan Shaffar o f Charrle Lana. T roop 111 n ooto after school oaeb Wednesday after, noon at the Bear Lake Ele­ mentary School. Than la n membership w ajN pg list fo r this troop • n # M rs. Blley extends In­ vitation g f any women in the area t o contact her i f they are interacted in helping the girls. fu fa r ff V rrsS Wing Welcomes New Officers Nearly 40 Heavy Attack Wing On* sta ff officer*, their ladles and guest Friday bid "Farewell to Sum m er" with an outdoor barbequa party at the ganford Naval A ir SU tion'i Lake Golden. With the operating weatherman alraoet co­ perfectly, Bishops Study Path To Christian Unity VATICAN CITY (U P I) The bishops o f the Roman Catholic Church, assembled In Ecumenical Council, todey took up an historic document which could amooth the path toward Christian unity. As Uielr first order of bus­ iness in the new council ses­ sion which Pope Paul VI con­ vened Sunday, the bisbopi scheduled debate on a “ sche­ m a” o r draft declaration de­ fining their ow n role In the government of the church. The Pope in his opening ad­ dress invited them to make that role larger ta d more Im­ portant than It baa been la tha past. Ha said b t would weleom* "m o rs help and support, a more affective a n d responsible collabora­ tion" from hla "brother blabopa." Tha Pop* mad* elear there la no question of repealing the dogm a of papal Infallibility formulated by the but Ecu­ menical Council in 1970. But ha aaid the "tim e has now co m e " to apell out the rela­ tionship of the bishops to the Pope, and the way In which authority aa teattoo between CathoUes aad easier." He said this teak w ill b* noa-CathoUei, Fop* P a u l The 1170 council wee sup­ voiced hope that ■ rodtflaltlon "the principal concern o f this posed to do this, but tta work o f the Catholic position by the session of the cou n cil," which* scheduled t o continue waa Interrupted b y the a r­ council "m ay make the path i s they abaro hie su ccessor! to tha apostles. rival of Italian troops In R om *. Thus fo r m ore than 90 y e a n , Catholic doctrine about the church end the powere ot the P op e b e i itood In what many theologian* re­ gard as a one-sided or un­ finished condition. In an oblique reference to the fact that papal suprema­ cy le a m ajor bone o f con- com m on agreement through Dec. 4. Church Women Set Meeting A special meeting ot the United Church Women of Sanford has been called by Mr*. Ralph Austin Smith, lo­ ca l chairmen, for Wednaiday at 2:3o p. m. to plan the annual observance of World Community Day. The meeting will be held In the Phllathea Classroom of the Educational Building o f the Flrit Presbyterian Cbureb. Ail interested women are Invited to attend. the group enjoyed an Indian eummar evening replat* with tropical punch, n aleak fry and danefng. The occasion also served as an official welcome fo r Cdr. and Mrs. Edward A . Decker. Commander Decker w ill Join the sta ff from H eavy Attack Squadron Seven In October. UUv/D Leaner, Fresher 100% Pure Beef Attending a W in g party for the G it time were LL Cdr. and Mrs. David E. Dearolph; L t Cdr. and Mrs. Darrell F. Kirkpatrick and L t and Mrs. Raymond F. Mllburn. The throe officers recently joined the W ing sta ff from various other commands. GROUND By . WOODROW CASH B Many o f you will be particularly Intonated In a good dry cleaning ser­ vice after the n in e o f the past week, and na ueual, we highly recommend to you tha highly reliable method o f Sanitane used b y our shop. It bears repeating that the Sanltone method I* entrusted only to experienced, and trained cleaners, equipped to best serve its customers. If It Is clothing soiled by the heavy rains, or your winter clothing you are preparing for the cooler weather, w o believe w e are prepared to give you good service and that you can roly on us. F or the Friday night football games, vra urg* you to bo out th e n cheering our boys on— they will appreciate It. 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First SU �t I Vfflll Sept. 80, 1963 — Page 3 PARIS ALGIERS (U P I) — Dissi­ dent Berber leader Ilocine ait Ahmed said today the movement launched against the "illegal” government of President Ahmed Ben Bella In the Kabylia Mountain dis­ trict will spread to other p a rti o f Algeria. Ait Ahmed told newsmen that compromise with Ben Bella now would be "v ery d ifficu lt." He demanded for­ mation of a new government. The Berber leader, one of Ben Bella’ s form er lieuten­ ants, took part In demonstra­ tions against the president Sunday in the Kabylia city of Tizi-Ouiou. a center of op ­ position. But he stressed that the Berbers who live in Kabylia’ t mountains do not seek to establish a breakaway or HUH.DING CONTRACTS for the new Longwood City Hall nntl Fire House rebel government. were signed Thursday by It. L. Fnrater, builder, and Longwood Mayor A. " I t is not a question of seR. Lormann. seated from left. Looking on is Council Chairman R. C. Carl* fe e d in g ," he said "It is not ■ territory that is rebelling. It w,n(Herald Photo) Is a part of the Algerian pop­ ulation that is resuming the revolutionary movement [hat w as broken by last summer’ s c ris is .” l i e referred to the brief eivil war a )c a r ago In which BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (U P I) Ben Bella grabbed power. ALBERT FIORt was elect­ —State police today Jailed He said that other regions ed president of the Seminole .wo while men in connection a t Algeria now would "take County Society for Crippled ■p a stand” against the pres­ with the bombing of a Negro Children and Adults in a re­ ident. church that killed four girls cent meeting. Other new o f­ two weeks ago. ficers are Mra. Laymon Good­ The auspecta were not iden­ man. vire president, and Hospital Notes d ie SEPTEM BER M Admissions Paul Foster. Linda Powers, N orm a L. Young, Elizabeth M artin, Herman A. Burton. W illiam Robb, Mary F. Dav­ is. Carol llu rphy, Elizabeth A. Davis, all o f Sanford; Katherine Harider, E d g a r Bleiler, i ll of D oBary; Willie Lindsay, Anthony B. Oliver, all of Maitland; Carolyn G ore, of N. Orlando. Births M r. and Mrs. Kenneth Mur­ ph y, a baby girl, Mr. and M rs. Vivian Gorday, a baby girl, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D avis, a baby gtrl, all of San­ fo r d ; Mr. and Mrs. Franklin G ore, a baby girl, o f N. Or­ lando. Discharges Linda Powers, Roosevelt Ja m es, Angcline Stoneciplier, J a n ey MerrelJ, Howell Shu­ m an, Joseph Brown, Robert L . Pringle. F^wta Miller, Hill J. Jordan. Margarwt Harrison, Stanley Kudefl, Dolly Wright, E ssie Mae Bu<h, and baby g irl, Adline Church, and bahy b oy, Jean M. Oney and baby girt, all of Sanford; Elinore C am ie, o f D eBary; Doris A v e ry , of Lake M ary; Vir­ ginia Bowersos, Judy Weaver and baby boy, o f Longwood; Charts A. Bowers, of Caseelborry. Ther» are several roses for whirh elaims have been made fo r their blark color; the color Is not blark but dark red to dark maroon. "B L A C K RO SE" (U P I) Pollee 1881 and 1962, according to Buddhists. Ttiey said the American a t u d e n t a were Nam’ s police. aroused by Mme. Nhu’a re­ Mme. Ngo Dinh Nhu today Police held back about 100 cent criticisms o f Americans against possible v i o l e n t American and Vietnamese in Viet Nam. demonstrations by hundreds students watting at Orly Air­ One Vietnamese student of South Vietnamese students port to Jeer Mme. Nhu. Some said several demonstration* living In Parts. of them carried eggs they have been planned during Mme. Nhu, sister-in-law of said they had planned to Mme. Nhu’ s stay in Paris. President Ngo Dinh Diem, throw at her. The first lady o f South Viet arrived In Paris from Rome Spokesmen for the anti- Nam was expected to stay at Sunday night amid security Nhu group said they includ­ the Vietnamese embassy until precautions surprassed only ed both Roman Catholic and she leaves Friday for New by those decreed for Presi­ Buddhist Vietnamese, anger­ York to attend the United dent Charles de Gaulle at the ed by government policies In­ Nations General Assemblyheight of terrorist attacks in cluding alleged persecution of session. guarded A. Fiori Heads County Group • South , — Viet For Property V<# C 4 » R A W A Y McKIBBIN “ Casually 114 NORTH PARK FA 2-0331 Two Men Jailed In Fatal Bombing BLUE RIBBON^* FRESHLY GROUND tified and covered their faces Kenneth McIntosh, secretarytreasurer. In addition to contributing to Forest Park School and Camp Challenge for handi­ capped boys and girls, the society aids many children and older people with surgery and therapy during the year. The aocicly is sponsored by the Pilot Club, which helps In sending out Easter Seals, The sortety will again spon­ sor the Easter Idly Rail this year. This has proven a popu­ lar fund raising event in the past. The group hopes to enlist new members, with a repre­ sentative from each locality in the county. There are no dues and meetings arc held the fourth Tuesday of each month at the County Public Hcallh Center at 8 p. m. when driven past newsmen Into the city Jail. One man was a blonde In Ilia 30a and the other was nuddleaged with short crop­ ped gray hair. I1KAUTHUL STUDY — IriRriil Herjfmun is a study in concentration, on locution near Home, Italy, for a motion pic­ ture in which she’ll play the richest wom­ an in the world. Wheel-Heeled 2160 P A R K A Y R CHEESEBURGER SPECIAL SLICED PRICES G0 00 THRO WEDNESDAY QUANTITY B1GMI4 U SEB V E 0 M U R K ER CHEESE h.49< LONDON (U PI) - A pair of high-hrrled shoes with tiny wheels on the heels went on show here today. But officials at the footwear allow said the shoea were atrictly f«r display—not (or wear. NAP0LETAM PIZZA PIES LARGE S EE FAKKB (RAT H FET MOKEO I Funeral Held For John Greer Funeral services for Mr. John Ccer, 81. who died at 4:30 a m. Friday in a Tampa hospital, were held at the graveside in I-tkevlew Ceme­ tery at 2 p m. Sunday with the Rev. Thomaa Makin o f­ ficiating. A form er resident of San­ ford and Daytona Beach, Mr, Geer was born In Mulberry on Nov. 8, 1HS1. He was a re­ tired farmer. Survivors are four nieces, Mrs. Laura Garrett, Mrs. Julia Neilson and Mrs. Lois Butner, all of Sanford and Mrs. Mary Straub of Daytona Beach. Itrisson Funeral Homo was in charge o f arrangements. ftn e TALL SEVERAL NEW HOMES LIMIT ■ood PEANUT BUTTER 2 LB JAR 5 Q < • « « • • •V Jw SINGLETON FROZEN ARE NOW COMPLETE — 418 TANGELO DRIVE — IN THE NEW SECTION OF Ravenna MODERN KITCHENS BY Park CONVENIENT VA, FHA, AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC BREADED SHRIMP LADY FAIR FRESH B A R ® APPLE PIES VALUE LADY FAIR FRENCH STICK B R E A D S Other homes are under construction — choose one of these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. See these homes today Shl)& YV U tl{G A CONSTRUCTION CO. CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY CLUB RD. • FOLLOW STENSTROM REALTY Sales order; N0LSUM CREAMY SMOOTH LIKE THE CENTRALLY HEATED 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOME General Office 211 W. 25th St. HOMES ON COUNTRY t e a MsUengb CAH R EA D Y TO M O V E IN ! AT •' M m e. Nhu Under Guard In Paris Berbers Protest Algerian Regime As 'Illegal' #1 ; Agents Phone FA 2-3103 OUR SIGNS KJLOV9km MIL CHOCOLATE CAKE Mlturtrol S? 1 �Peter Edson re Off—Again L iv e s O f U se fu ln e ss chines should bat 11 years; electric sewing machines, 24 years; vacuum cleaners, 16 to 18 years; toasters, 16 years; refrigerators. 16 years; and television sets, 11 years. By that time, most of them should ha paid for. of Agriculture has up with some longevity figure* for household appliances which will internt many people — and probably make aome o f them mad and others feel superior. With normal use, washing ma­ P o litic a l N o te b o o k W A3H N G TON ty to lock somebody in tha F in d in g R e sp o n sib ility ives to undertake varying degrees of desegregation. in South Carolina this change has come to Clemson College, the University o f South Carolina and public schools in Charleston. Though it is abundantly clear the citizens o f South Carolina generally oppose desegregation as staunchly ns do people in Alabama and .Miss­ issippi, the transition in South Caro­ lina has been managed without even a shadow of violence or disruption. South Carolina's (Jov. Donald Russell made plain from the outset that no disturbance o f any sort would be tolerated. He am) the co­ operating local officials and school authorities took iron-clad precautions against trouble. They were eminently successful. The citizens of Birmingham, look­ ing at the way segregationist South Carolina handled ita problems may not have too much trouble in placing responsibility for the tragedy o f vio­ lence that has i>eset them in the dif­ ficult montha of 1966. Dr. Crane's Dick West Says W o rr y C lin ic M a r le n e A g e le ss M a r v e l W ASHINGTON (U P I) — It la widely agreed that Mar­ lene Dietrich la one o f the netnral wondeni o f this continent Berne regard her a* even w .fascinating than the ori pipe t ie tun of Arteon*. la fact, a pretty good cate could be made for the propoaltioa that Miss Dietrich should be pieced under the Jurisdic­ tion o f the National Parks Service. I don’t mean, o f course, that she should ha designated as a national monument merely on the basis e f beauty. Thera are many entertainers who are aqaally as beautiful, if not so. r B a rb s Thera’a a long, long trail awlnding when >v«ir ca r run* ou t of gya between gas sta­ tions. It's okay In moke point, hut don't slick body doing It. OUK ynur any­ “ Isn’t that m arvelous" I N or are her celebrated legs sufficient to qualify her for heard one o f them exclaim. tha same status accorded to "Aha must ha at least <0 and the natural bridges o f Utah. ilia rould easily pass for a W hat makes Mi-a Dietrich, woman o f 47." who has four gramlchildren. Approximately Jo minutes, one o f nature's phenomena la or ana cocktail later, I passed her resistance to the aging process. She appears to age at within earshot o f the same about the aarne rate as a Cali­ group again. "It's really remarkable," one fornia redwood. Unless you hail access to her o f them was saying. "She birth certificate, tha only way doesn't look a day over 46." to tel] how old she la would be A t this point I went ovsr to saw her in half and count ami had a chat with Mist the rings. Dietrich. I wanted to tstl liar The other evening 1 attend­ of my longstanding desire to ed a reception for iJlss Diet- hear her aing a duet with T al­ rich at the Hhoreham Hotel lulah (lunkhead. Miss Dietrich where she li currently doing waa not exactly captivated by her night club act. And th ere'm y suggestion. 1 discovered Hie secret o f how Then I rejoined tha little ■he stays so youthful looking. group I hail been auditing Just She does it with cocktails. in tlma to hear one o f tham Not tha ones she drinks. The comment that anyone who ones other people drink. didn’t know who Mias Dietrich When I arrival) at the waa would never suspect that party, I suw a group of women she waa over 40. giving M in Dietrich the once­ Tha next lime around tha over, as did all the nther truck, M i.* Dietrich hnd retro­ women in the room. Mo I mov­ gressed to the late Hu’s and ed up to eavesdrop. waa obviously getting younger B O AR D IN G IC S W fclL, 1‘Vfc fjO T A ■aAo.MACTHA.vou'ee Rtatm SS1 ^ ~ M V Pic iu t-fc actually by the drink. That waa when I departed. HOUSE £ £ ,m \ § 9 S ‘ L 1 would lava to tiuve seen Miss Dictrlrli ae a teenager, but it wasn't worth the hang­ over. W e P A P B R /— B l it Lt r r M t < \ EYPUAlM/ A D M ITTED LY X AAimm E* ANO «*fcT *1 DO A P P E A R TO B& S L B E P lM ^ I o c w a .1 BU T.t W AS, AH,VHMPL.V D O i M G S 0 0 **' R £ « IA R C M ON THe c u r i o s i t y / / r s u i a ^ A m Hi 1 L m t O P MOTORISTS FOR T H E • t CALL AM AMBULANCE £» M AYOR'S TRAFFIC SAFETY, COMMITTEE than a Ahmed Ben Bella has been in power, he has given world * 1 OPLE, NOV CHAIRS. -MASOR = © Iff $aufurh iSjrralii Page I Sun/on), Florida Mon., September 60, 1906 w v i.ri.it a . n iK L otv, i i i m u t tv n r m ;i» t-ittav w in .!.* MsolittiL.it Until. v vv Managing r»:t.v tSilltur j r n v w tii.L t Couuty IMHur S' VII SI V H CtUtil.lV Uncial j VMItor at list HH-ruis lis a s Usllssry lie Wssk r in i.m im t 4 w i n ItlOSIHVKSin Itustnsas Manager • ill vti.viv 4. m i v v i' CUssIMsil Manaaar i'll w h v m .r u i.iv s : f'lri'tiUllon k Manager vt k s Hr Mall ■ rmlsals ( u u a t r « » « « | Tsar til O llvr Itl.HS T Tear i t s t .MonUis » n S Months S no ] Months 3 3» 1 Munlhs l.os l Month 1 <>J I Month l'. e. Postal Htjfillations provlili Ihst all mall s o liacrlplions tis paid In a-lvauca. Enters* s s s«conJ rlsas n u l l . r Ootobsr 17, 1111 s i tha Post Offlct o f Hanford, Florida, u tolar tha Act o f Connraaa of March. Tha llarald U s member o f Ilia United I'rasa which la en ­ titled tii-luelvely to ths u** far rapubllcstlon of nil the local osw s prtnlsd In this uswapapsr. No port of any malarial, nsw* or adatrilslug, o f this edition at Ths Sanford llarald may ba reproduesd In any m m na r withvul wrlttan parmlaalon o f lha publlahar o f The llarald. Any individual or firm raaponalhle for aucli reproduction will ba ronaldarad as Infringing on Tha llernid'e copyright and will li« isld llahla for damaging under tbs low. Published dally a ic t p l Saturday, h in d s ) and Christmas) publlabait aalittday praccadlng O fitlM a ' room, lying on tha linoleum floor. As his daddy picked him up to carry him back to his bed, Jimmy sleepily opened his • y e s ., "W hy did you rome out to sleep on Ibe kitchen floor?" his new mother anxiously in­ quired. "W all, before I.w ent to the orphange," Jimmy replied, "there were so m iny o f us kkls at home that » « didn't have beds. "B ut my mother would let us kids go to sleep on her bed. Then my father would carry ns to the kitchen, a f t c we were sound asleep, ami put us on the flour. "S o I thought I'd Just save you the trouble, for you have been so nice to me.” Well, hll new mother felt tears eom « .to her eyes at Jlm m y'i evidence of thought­ fulness. But she reassured him that he had his own bed so he wouldn't nerd to sleep on the floor. And Jimmy was so gleeful at this unique privilege that he reached up and kissed her to show hi* gratitude. The reason I mention this cave is to show how eagerly children hunger (or affection and tangible evidence* of lore. When they realite that som ebody them, really they often la fond of go to ex­ treme lengths to show their thanks. That ts especially true of youngsters who have been deprives! o f the advantages that now are taken for grant­ ed by -o many overly roddied children In luxurious America. So you parents should ba sure lo -how your love by tangible words of praise, plus affectionate pats on tha back and a goodnight kiss. But don't become maudlin in your sentimentality. For example, never put your child on an "allow an ce.” Instead, use tha pay-forwork plan based on a piece­ work policy. For. unless a child learns that money stands for sweat and toil and even blisters on hia hands, he will likely be­ com e a Prodigal Son. ample anJ tha frequrnt reason tu wonder just whit manner of nun he is. He denies ambitions toward cither a dictatorship or a per­ sonality cult. Yet since the summer of )WJ lie list eliminated all of the "h istoric leaders” who slnnT with him on the night of flct. II .Nov. t, IBM. Idunclieil Hie Algerian revolt against France. tlcn Yuu-ef Ben Khedda, who headed Ihc form er Alger­ ian exile g'lve'nm ent and wager a short power strug­ gle with Ben Bella, now runs a drug store. Yet Ben Bella honestly can point out that no bloodbath has accompanied his rise lo power and that the regime's few political prisoners have been treated comparatively mildly. He denies being a Marxist, yet one of his idols is Fidel Castro. And, while Ben Bella visitx the United Nations in New York and teeka a meeting with President Kennedy tu en­ list more U.S. aid for Algeria, his No. 1 m ao, Col. ltuuari Boumedienne, will be In Moscow working out details of a *100 million credit offered by the Soviet Union. When Ben Bella took over president of Algeria, be an­ nounced new plans to step up the pace of Socialism. He said his regim e would nationalize "a ll the lands of Ihe (F rench) setticra and the traltois as well.” A lfeclcd would he soma 1 million acres still under French ownership. A day later cam e an edict seisng three French - owned newspapers. Involved were clear viola­ tion! of the accords by which France granted Algerian in­ dependence. Then Ben Bella went a step further. The most import an l tingle French investment remaining in Algeria la approximately 1I J billion tn the Saharan oil fields. France buys most of the oil and from it Ben Bella derives an incom e. In the event of when things don't go right is so strongly developed that it U recognised world­ wide as x national character­ istic. It lx particularly pro­ nounced when tha fellow whe ought to get slapped fs small­ er than the one who wants to throw tha punches. * This explains why some o f Congress want to all aid to little South until President N'go Diem kicks his brother Dinh Nbu cut o f office and makes him atop harassing Buddhists. It alto may explain why Ren. Barry Gold water wanted to tin a delayed ratification amendment onto tha test ban treaty until the Russians get clean out o f Cuba. This proposal not only was intended to gvt even with Premier Fidel Castro. hut also with Russia's Nikita Khrushchev. It explains the barrage c f verbal brickbats being tossed In tha path of Yugo­ slavia's Marshal Tito, to w el­ come him on his visit to America in October. Other international charsciera Amerirana have from time to time wanted to aea socked are President Carnal Abdel Nasser o f tha United A rab Kepublie, Prims Minis­ ter Nehru and his retired friend, H. V. Krishna Menon, o f India, President Sukarno o f Indonesia, Mao Tse-tung and tha whole heirsrchy o f Red China, o f rotirsa. Thera are times, even, whan President Charlea da Gaults o f Am erica’s oldest ally— Franca— has teemed to w ar­ rant on his forthcoming U. S. visit a welcoming kick oa tha thine. The p o w e r f u l United States, o f course, rould lick any or all o f these Individuals and their countries- tha U. able to d efy big Rustla wa soma things. Though tha S. makes move to overthrow any United by force or b y shutting o f f its aid. Because that doesn’t work. One c f the arguments fre­ quently cited b y hot-bead ad Americana is that this coun­ try ought to follow tha ex­ ample o f tha Russians in fo r ­ cing wrakrr nations to toa a given line. States — t o miles away—forced Reasla to with­ draw tt» missiles from Cuba, Castro adamantly refused tn allow UN inspectors to verify the dismantling o f bases, as proposed b y Khrushchev, Russia's limitations •!<* were exposed In the Congo, where Ita missions were ex­ pelled by Gen. Joseph Mobutn. In Laos where it has not been able to force the Pathet Lao Communists to support the neutralist Pr»mier Prince Suuvanna Pbouma. and in P-ed China, wl.hr• Mao again ia leading h it improveriihed party on another long march o f defiance. The Russians did tue force to suppress the rebellious workers o f East Germany In 195.1 and tha revolutionary movement in Hungary. 195«J. But in both these Instances the Russians had division* within aosy marching dis­ tance to suppress tha r io te n and keep them under control. The much stronger RcrI-t In the areas m ore remote Uuion seems helpless to do from Russian tanks, tha So­ anything about it but com ­ viet hat had no better luck plain. than the United States In making upstarts say "U n cle." The first to break with Russia was Tito, when ha pulled out o f tha Commintern ALW AYS WIMET QUALITY in 1946. Russia retaliated by boycotting Yugcalavia. When tha West stepped into the gap and Yugoslavia ihowed aigns of -progrria without Russian assistance, it was Khrushchev him self who went to Tito and arranged a recon­ ciliation by dipfcimary, not force. -STARTS Though Russia had a submarina bate in little Albania, her Communist First Hecratary General Enver Ilcxha did not hesitate to tall Khru­ shchev to Ma face In Moscow that ha was a traitor to Mar­ W atch For xism and .Stalinism. Though tha Russians have ranted at KargainH A ll Hoxha, ha continues to thumb hia nose a t them and gets T h ii Month away with II Similarly, little Cuba, 8,000 miles from Moscow, has been PENNEY'S PENNEY DAYS Thurs., Oct. 3 1ST. 1933 INSUK+Htt T 7 Give once lor many THt UNITED wAY 114 So. Palmetto Phono FA 2-0814 A U C T IO N MODERN FURNISHED HOME PLUS 10 LOTS B e n B e lla A C h a m e le o n ? year that A lgirtao strongman U CASK Q -M l; Jim m y D.. ■ |(d I, was recently adopted by a lovely couple in a su­ burb of St. Louis. His new daddy snd mother wara dellahted to have him so they look him for a kmz auto drive, plus a picnic sup­ per. Then they rctunrd home and gave him a pair o f new pajam as, plus a new tooth­ brush. The also showed him hibedroom . But about 11 p. m. when hil uaw parents were ready for bed, his mother looked in upon Jimmy to be sure he was sleeping soundly. Alas, Jimmy was not in his bed. So sha hurried to tha bath­ room to look for him. But Jim m ie wasn't there. So she called his new dad­ dy, for sha was growing pan­ icky. M i>be ha was unhappy and ran aw ay,” she exclaimed to her husband, but he suggested that Jimmy might have been hungry. "L e t's look in the kitchen befora we call tha police," Ita suggested. But tha kitchen was dark. However, they pushed the tight button, and then lhay saw Jim m y. He was curled up and fait asleep In a corner of the Phil Newsom Says . . . In the little niora Vat — Tha great American proclivi­ jaw The nation ehares Birmingham's own shock at the death of six young Negroes in a tragic church bombing and later street shootings. Only a few days earlier, Im M a r y ­ land, Gov. George C. Wallace o f Ala­ bama had asserted with curious pride that not one o f the previous 47 Ijombings In Birmingham and the rest of Alabama had resulted in even a scratch to any person. The good citizens of Alabama neither need nor want lectures from elsewhere en the fruits of violence. In recent weeks they have been strongly vocal on this subject. And they are viewing with discernment the bard facta of life. Little more than a year ago standard comment in and outside the South had it that South Carolina. Alabama and Miaaissippl comprised the bastions o f stoutest resistance to desegregation o f schools and other public facilities. Since that time, all three states have been compelled by court direct­ (S E A ) nationalization, Russia, with in oil surplus of Its own, could not provide a substi­ tute market. Nur would Bus sis be likely lo match French financial aid now running at around 13JO million annually which is all that saves Algeria from bankruptcy. Continued hunger and unemployment in Algeria rould threaten Ben Bella's leadership. Ben Bella Is an avowed neutral but in his wheelings and dealings among Moscow, Paris and Washington It is apparent he hopes to live off the best ot two worlds. SANFORD SATURDAY 10:30 A. M. 24031/2 So. Grandview OCTOBER 5 ONE Call or ONE Letter Is All It Takes! SAM ! We got right down to brass tacks the moment we hear from you. Under our extremely liberal credit policy, you can get money for almost anything and every­ thing on terms to suit your pocketbook. You'll like the way we do business. lawns up I 4 *0 0 O .A .C . F IN A N C E C O R F Buy WILL HE COMPLETED .10 MIX. J1EFORE WOULD SERIES For Home and Homesites Kennel — Nursery — Boys Bunch HOME 3 Bedroom W IL L BE or or Buy For Truck Club — Duplexes, SOLD GAME Farm — Doff Etc. F U R N IS H E D Home — Patio — Carport — Tile Bath — Utility Bldff. D ir ectio ns: F ro m South Sanford Avenue turn F.tvl on K a .t 31th Place fu r I block thea North on So. Graadvlew I A v e . to n h » r e street co m e t lo a Dead End then turn righ t lo property and signs. O R A T I O N ■ ' yawloss —. I ll Wait first Sliest.................................Tab FAiriox2-3-T*3 428 North Orange Avanva.. . . . . . . ........ Tet GArden t 3d05 401 Wait Central Boulevard ........Tel. G Arden 3-4493 1243 East Colonial Drive..........................Tel. GArden 5-2641 iO A N S MADI TO IISIDINTS O f A l l N U R IT TOWNS l Cunh p r iz e * a n d M iuven im g iv e n aw ay at auc iT r W l k. N-jfioiul R ejh y C7 A ucIium Cuinpjity h* “a M.IS ANLH) »LA t_,A.|a * t Properly open for in­ spection 9;00 A.M. day o f auction. �% # V fm H Sept 30, 1963 — Page 6 UF Optimistic In Attaining $48,425 Goal ■y Jane Casselberry The United Fund Campaign committee it optimistic about reaching the goal of M i,<25. the largest goal in the his­ FRYER QUARTER SALE tory of the United Fund in Seminole County, as pledges and donations have already Heretofore, the largest B re a st Q u a rte rs (with ribs) or Leg Q u a rte rs BOUNTIFUL — Cali­ fornia look# toward a bumper Krape harvest this fall, and Beryl Dougherty (loses in a wine barrel to celebt ?.to it, somewhere in the -150,000 acres of grape vineyards. Fight On Hunger Gains Despite Population Rise LB. .Herman'* Orange land lar-B-Q Flavor Hot Dogs • • • e2c 3 5 ........... - STANFORD, Calif. (L T D INSTANT COFFEE BETTY CROCKER Nescafe Biscuits — Whatever other problems the population explosion may causa mankind, it shouldn't be the iau.se o f hunger — at ica.-t not for a while. In fact, man probably w ll gain some ground in his bat­ tle against hunger around the world between now and 11184, according to Emeritus Direc­ tor Merrill K. Bennett o f the Stanford University Food Re­ search Institute. ‘•(Continued! shrinkage ra­ ther than expansion o f hunger situations in tha world seems to me in reasonable pros­ pect,” he writes in the cur­ rent issue o f Food Research Institute Studies. " A billion mouths are ac­ companied by a billion pairs o f hands and a billion brains." Barring widespread war­ fare, there should he a con- J tinuance o f the fiends toward increased urbanization, better transportation and common!zation networks and more widespread land cultivation, Bennett said. Vast amounts o f well-wa­ tered land are still unsettled in the tropics, he said, and much more existing acreage cun tie irrigated, even without desalted sea water. Mure swamps can he drained, an l existing farmlands can be made to yield two crops. And crops should get bigger with greateer use o f fertiliz­ ers, better pest control, im ­ proved soil management and better seeds. But, looking a few hundret! years ahead, Bennett con­ ceded the population growth rata has gut to slow down sometime. If the 1,4 per cent growth rate o f the IPutt's continues indefinitely, tha population density o f the entire planet will reach lo.OtXI per aquare mil* by 2317 — leaving each individual a strip of land 27 by 70 feet. This, said Bennett, is "re tiier small — even uUuwing for forthcoming miracles of science.” FFA Local Vies For Firm Prize Donald Farrens director of the Sanford Junior High chap­ ter. Future Farmers of Amer­ ica (F F A ), today appealed to residents of Sanford and Sem ­ inole County concerning a project of the local chapter. The makers of A-con rat and mice killer are offering prize# to FFA chapters only for box tops of this product. Persons using this product are requested to send the box tups to the chapter's Save-aTop drive by mailing to Far­ rens in rare o f Sanford Jun­ ior High School. Chapter mem bers are avail­ able at any time to pick up the contributions by catling the school at 322 3063 or the FFA chapter office at 322 WASHINGTON (U P I) — Bartlow Martin, U. S. A m ­ bassador to the Dominican Republic, today was expected to begin giving his view* to government officiala on the military coup wh ch ousted Dominican President Juan Bo«ch. 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INSPECTED D & D FRESH NOT FROZEN begun to come in. amount raised has been In the neighborhood o f $32,500 but the com m itteo believes that the tremendous growth in Industry and population should make the new goal easily attainable. There will be no door-todoor solicitations for funds in Sanford, as it Is the grneral feeling of the organization that most subscribers make their contributions and pledg­ es at their places o f work and do not wish to be contacted again during their leisure hours. Housewives have respond­ ed generously in the past both with volunteer work and do­ nations, but the fact remains that increased living costs make it difficult for the indi­ vidual to make a double d o­ nation to charity even though the contribution is a legiti­ m ate tax deduction. Payroll deduction, which is available for United Fund in m ost Seminole County firms, makes it somewhat earier for people to make their contribu­ tion and K has been suggested that "one hour's pay per month, be used as a fair aha re guide. Excellent p r o g r e s s has been made in signing up volnnteers for the important po­ sitions on the campaign com ­ mittee. Those chairmen who have been enlisted to date are: Capt. James Mayo and Cdr. G. W. Kimmons, Sanford Na­ val Air Station; Capt. K. Ware and Chaplain It. Deal, county committee chairm en; E. D. Klrchhoff. south county committee chairm an; How­ ard H. Hodges, north eounty committee chairm an; John O. Border Jr., special and pro­ fessional gifts; Everett A. Harper, wage withholding; Byron le a ch , neighborhood 1; Mrs. W. E. Macl-auithlin. Al Kiori and Tom Albert, county towns; Richard Keogh, Lake M ary; S. Helmly, North Or­ lando; -Mrs. O. Shumate, Longwood; Mrs. M. Hittell, Lake Monroe; Mrs. D. M. Ladd, Geneva; MaJ. J. Laird, Casselberry; Mrs. W. R. Seeberger, Fern Park; Ronald Mavten, Altamonte Springs. Randall Chase, advance gifts; Dr. Charles Hardwick, physicians; Dr. Ell White, dentists; George A. Speer, at­ torneys; Rev. Paul Blckes, clergy; Harold Kastner, spe­ cial gifts; Robert Besserer, hospital; Miss Ccciie Heard, federal em ployes; J a m e s Lee, state em ployes; Arthur Beckwith Jr., county em ploy­ es; W. E. Knowles, city em ­ ployes; Stew art G a t c h e 1, schools; John Daniels, color­ ed county; Mrs. Ruby Lee Wilson, north colored county; Mrs. James Foster, south col ored county; D. C. McCoy, colored community groups; Rev. Jesse Brown, colored religious groups; Mrs. Doro­ thy Ringling, colored neigh­ borhood. and Oscar Merthie, colored civic organizations. Mrs. B. F- Ganas and Mrs. B. H. Griffin are on the staff at United Fund headquarters in Room 305. Sanford Atlantic National Bank Building, and are ready to assist workers in any way possible. MON.-TUK.-WID. SIFT. 10-OCT. ONLY... With $25 Worth Of Publx Coih Remitter T o p c i! �I f f V o fn f VmA Page 6 — Sept. 30, 1063 Bean Look Like Countys Football Teams Fare W ell On Grid Old 'Mobsters' Sominolas Come Through Lp an Power Too Much For Ocoee Birds down on the 36. Lea Sparkman, Lawson and Hin­ ton alternated the ball to Twin In as many ball the Colonial 20 where Noel! fa m ca Sem inole High'* grid- climbed into the sir to snag •lari have bees forced to a Hinson to** « » tha nine. • • • rife to the occation and twice they made it success- Higgins grabbed another ihot from lllnion on the two fally. from where Hinton tcortd They ca m * from bebiod two play* later. Lloyd Free­ h the L ilt minute to sip the man's boot for tho addad TltuiviUe Terrier* 14 to U point was good. The situation remained • week a j o la it Friday night. At Orlando Friday night, that w ay until shortly after afa in dow n U to 1 In tba the third atinta got under­ final period. Coach Jim PL way. Colonial kicked o ff to the gott’ a S e n i H b i ported not one but • pa If o f touchdown* Semlnolei and n bolding pen­ to paddlo the peiky Grena­ alty put tha Tribe on It* own 13. A Hinson past was dier* o f Colonial, 39 to 13. o * o deflected three plays later Although the contort open­ and Colonial's Jerry Gllllano ed with the Warrior* kicking grabbed It In mid atr and o ff to tho W nnttm en, Semi­ sped 13 yards to put the nole needed only three min­ Grenadiers on tba board. The ute* and M aceond* to tight PAT attempt failed. And almost a i rapidly Or­ ■p the aeoreboard. On the gam *’* initial play, lando potted its second tally. back to punt Danny Tlllla pounced on a Freeman, Colonial mUeua at tha Or­ couldn't gat off this kick and lando 4T. Lawton went right tha Grenadiers took control to work tor Seminole by m ea­ on Seminola'a 9 . Colonial suring o ff 23 yards but a engineered the bell to the 12 clipping penalty brought It where Frank Noe 11 fell on a Grenadier fumble. back to tha Tribe’ s 46. • • • Earl Black plowed over Unable to m ove the pig­ right tacklo for three before Ronnie Hinton flipped an skin, Senfbrd punted and BUI aerial to Billy Higgins who Lockaby returned to Semi­ nole's 34. T w o plays later, Donnie Harrellson skirled his right end, w as m issed by at least tlx Seminole tacklert, emerged from a m a ts of gridders, and outran the rest of the tribe for a 29-yard touchdown gallop. Steve Car­ ter ran in for the extra point to gire Colonial its margin o f 13 to 7. The third period ended af­ ter Sparkman, Lawaon and Earl Black plus a 15 yard penalty agalnat Colonial, put the Seminole* in possession on Orlando's 16. Till is and Lawton m oved the ball to the Grenadier nine where the key play took place. e # • By Richard Grant The Lyman Greyhound* m anager* to go somewhere and get som e water. The Meets Tuesday M ember* o f the Seminole Booster* Club arc to hold a meeting at the auditorium of the high school Tuesday at 8 p.m. *o that they may meet the coaches and the members of the W arrior tribe. Dr. O. L. Barks, president, has an­ nounced. 3Iost of the parents of the students at Seminole have not had a chance, heretofore, to get acquainted w i t h Hie coaching ataff. They can m ore quickly Identify the boys on the gridiron in their football uniform* than they can in their street garb, the president said. He added that the session will afford the mentors a chance to give the Booster* an idea of what may bo expected Ibis year in sports. The V ariU y and Jayvee players w ill be on hand to be inthxiuccd. § £f f rolled over the Ocoee Card­ inals Friday night to V tha tune o f 34-0. Sophom ore Les Lyle proved again to be Lyman's big back when he racked up IDG yard* rushing and two touchdowns. On defense he sparkled again by Intercepting two Cardinal pastes. Hia other feat was a 40-yard quick kick. The other big back o f the evening was Pete Carlson who covered 113 yards and posted two touchdown runt. One w as a 05-yard dash. Second itring fullback Al Cantrell and halfback Phil I’errault did the driving for the Greyhounds, Cantrell with a TD and 20 yards rushing while Perrault came up with 10 yard* on the ground. tt was fourth and five. Hin­ son took the snap, pitched out to Lawson who ripped an aerial to Black in pay dirt territory for the touchdown to knot the count at 13-all. Freeman again split the up­ rights to give Seminole all it needed. But the Tribe insured the situation with less than four minutes remaining when • • • Seminole recovered a Colon­ ial fumble on the Grenadier Quarterback Gene Griffin nine. Buddy Burton picked up kicked all the extra point* ex­ three yards, Sparkman went cept one. That was blocked by to tha o h and then plowed Ocoee'a big defensive man over to ice down the picnic. Ronnie Konentz. U riffen com­ pleted fou r out of five PAT*. The outstanding gridders for Ocoee were quarterback About Sports Davis Grant and fullback Johnny Stiles. Stiles led !n yardage for the Cards with 28. Ocoee came up with a long BT JU LIA N STEN STROM drive into Lyman territory which stalled at the 21 yard Sem inole High’s marching youngster came back with a NEW YO R K (U P D —Ralph line when Frank Hundley, band la due a flip o f the half filled small paper cup. Houk will confirm a long fore­ playing defensive safety, fedora for their spectacular "W ho d o you suppose drank gone conclusion today with an showed his ability on pas* halftime perform ance Friday it." asked Clark, "one kid official anounceincnt t h a t defense by knocking down night at Grenadier Stadium who hadn't even been in the Whitey Ford will open the a sure touchdown from Grant World Series for the New intended for Ld Flurry. in Orlando. ball g a m e !" • • • Y o r k Yankee* Wednesday • • • • • • The Greyhounds took the No word yet on a contract against the Los Angeles D odg­ Lym an High's Lev Lyle ball on downs and drove to proved his five touchdowns between Seminole and Ly­ ers at Yankee Stadium. Ford will oppose Dodger the Ocoee seven yard line, against Oviedo w ere no man for a game next foot­ flukes. T h e sensational soph- ball season. We hope Jim ace Sandy Koufax In a duel l.yfo plowed up the middle m ore halfback packed an­ Ptgott and Dick Copeland that not only m atches two of for tha touchdown. Griffin other- pair across the twin will get together real toon the finest left-handed pitch­ booted tha extra point. The defens* held again for ■tripes during the G rey- on this one. Many fans have ers In baseball but also could hound’ * 34 to 0 whitewash told us they want to see it. serve as a pivotal test around Lyman, aa the Greyhounds which the whole World Series took the ball on tha Lyman We would too. jo b over Ocoee'a Cardinals. • • • • • • may revolve. 35 yard lint after punt. CarlIt’s a shame Oviedo's Lions The Yankees, 7-5 favorites sun carried the bail around Herald sports writer Bob Thom as who covers G room 's weren't able to hold that 13 to win their 2D t world cham ­ the end, broke into the open Panthers said that tho Skin­ to 6 load they had over Dun- pionship, arc all "in good and dashed the distance for ned Infield at Sanford’ s M em ­ nrllon’ i Tigers going into the physical sh ap e," according to the 63-yard touchdown. G rif­ orial Stadium was another final stanza of their contest Houk, “ and that includes fin kicked the extra point. quagmire Friday night. Now last Friday night. It would Mickey Mantle and Huger Thu* ending the first half. that the school board has have given the county's four M arls." The Greyhounds received leased the facility let's hope high schools a clean sweep Third baseman Ken McMul­ the second-half kickoff and it isn't too late to get the of the week's gridiron slate. len is the Dodgers’ only ques­ were forced to punt. Ths T. Mllwce, Seminole tion mark. gridiron in shape fur the R. He's suffering ’ Hounds' defense held oncu many other games to be play­ school superintendent, could from a pulled hamstring mus­ mure and forced Ocoee to ed there this season. Seminole have felt that at least one cle In his left leg and may punt. L,ynian took the bull on »d there this season. Sem i­ thing was going perfect. not be ready by Wednesday. their own 1 1 yard line. Hund­ Just about all of the offi nole, C room i and Sanford Ifouk hinted that be may ley picked up a quick five Junior High Braves call their rials at schools where foot­ even anounce his starting yard* fo r the 'Hounds. Then ball is played have thanked park "h o m e ," pitchers for the first two on a short trap ploy Lyle us for the coverage The Her games at Yankee Stadium to­ broke loose and toted the pig­ From what we've seen so aid has gone out to give them day and If he does, his sec­ skin fo r HI yards and a touch­ fa r this season coupled with this Fall. Wc appreciate It Griffin successfully ond game choice undoubted­ down. what w e’ ve read and heard fellows. But we thank you ly will be 22 year-old south kicked again. about other irhools in Hie for the cooperation alt of The next score came from paw At Downing. M etro Conference, we have a you have given The Herald Downing, who w on 13 Carisuu on a U y a t d trot o ff pretty good idea that even sports ataff. game* for the Yankees since tackle. G riffin attempted to * • • though Seminole next year they brought him up from kick the extra point but it was 'D ial lake-otf of the old w ill be "T h e little fish In Richmond o f the Internation­ blocked by llonnie Kuncntz. Baltimore Colt's dlp»y-dooda big pond" — as Jim PiThe final touchdown was al League in June, didn’t look gott puts it—the Tribe will ler ptay the Semmoles used too good last Saturday when tallied by I'untrell on a 20be able to "s w im " as w ell as to tie up their tilt In Or­ lando Friday night bewildered the Minnesota Twins lagged yard drive In the final period. the rest of them. • • • the Colonials. With fourth him with his fifth defeat by 'Iba point after touchdown was good. The youngsters at South and five on the Grenadier rapping him for five runs on The offense was led by Sem inole Junior High were nine-yard line. Bonnie Hinson six hits and five walks in five Lyle, Carlson and l'errault, innings. ao keyed up for their ball look the snap and gunned a By coincidence, southpaw with excellent assistlanc* by gam e at St Cloud last Thurs­ pitch out to Buddy Lawson day night the managers left who in turn fired an aerial Johnny Podres, who figures Cantrell, Uumllcy and G rif­ the w ater buckets in the to Carl Black In the end to be the Dodger*' second fin. The defense was 'parked dressing rooms four blocks zone. But it still took Lloyd game starter against Down­ on Hie line by Dick Balmcr yroin the playing field. At Freem en's talented to*' to ing, also w as cuffed around uml Kletter. In the back field halftim e Head Coach Jiin wrap U up when he zeroed in hi* last start oil Saturday it was Lyle, Hundley and Per* mult. night. Clark instructed one o f hit in on the crossbars. Ford, Koufax Thinking Out Loud Due To Pitch Series Opener a OCOEE’S RONNIE Konentz (35) fet6 hit by Lym&n’a Dennis Fletter (62) after catching pass from quarterback David Grant Sanford Junior High Defeats Oviedo 25-0 By Richard Grant Herald Sports Writer The Sanford Junior High Braves flew past the Oviedo Lions Saturday night with ltd yards in the air. Fred Weber led the Braves in their attack with 67 yards, ine perform ances were also turned In by Kelly Ogden, Ronnie Dudiy, and Ralph Stumph. The trio racked up 61 yards among them. The first quarter o f play saw little action lrom either team. The half ended after a long drive from the Sanford team leaving it at 6-0. The second hatf broke into GROOMS DAVID PETERSON snags a pasa and bedlam after the kickoff as is on his way in the Panthers' ifa m e uyainat an Oviedo lineman fumbled. Guineaville’a Lincoln High School. It was Braves from then on. scoring 19 points. Ogden, Pigott. W ebber and Dudley accounted for the Brave touchdowns. Dudiy and Webber ran for their TD ’a while Ogden and Pigott scor­ ed on passes from Whlgam. Stumph and Ogden added the Bob Thomas The Terriers, who were extra m arkerj by running the plagued all evening by fum­ Herald Jiport* Writer point alter touchdown. bles, moved the ball well on The Croom i High Panther* The Sanford defensive was a series of downs, but tha sparked by hard hitting Web­ defeated the Lincoln High Panther defense stiffened and ber and Whig ain. W hi gam Terriers of Gainesville by a halted the drive. came up with a defensive score of 16 *5 Friday night. A A pass to Brinson from gem In making a fine inter­ crowd of approximately Sou Jam es was intercepted deep ception of an Oviedo aerial. saw the Panthers make in the Panthers territory. A good crew attended the Gainesville their first vic­ With 2:30 left, Williams of opener at Oviedo’ s Courhcr tim of the season. Gainesville scored on a fine H was the Panthers first run. The try fo- the PAT Field. The game was original­ ly slated for Sanford * Me* home game and a sweet vic­ was missed. nioriil Stadium last Thursday tory it was. In the first quar­ After an exchange of punts, evening but inclement weath­ ter Samuel Alloway passed quarterback James passed to William H arw ich ! for a consecutively to Ilartsfield er forced postponement and sizeable gain. Hildred Green, and Gaines to put the hall change of site. the Panthers hard running deep in the Terrier* territory, tailback, bulled his way for but time ran out to end the a first down and the Terriers first half. were penalized 15 yards. Per­ Midway In tha third quar­ ry Gaines churned for three ter, Alloway recovered a By United Pres* International yards to the 10, but C'rooms fumble on Gainesville's 40 AMERICAN LEAGUE was penalized five yards for yard line, Peterson carried W 1. Pet. GR off sides. Gainesville held the for six, but the Panthers New York 104 57 .016 Panthers to a fourth ami were off-side. James thread­ Chicago 94 68 .580 1044 seven, but Errol Cherry made ed the needle, hitting Harts- Minnesota 91 70 .565 11 a fine catch of James' pass ficld with a pass that cov­ Baltimore 86 76 .531 IS 'i for the score. Green ran lor ered 22 yards and a first Detroit 79 833 .488 2514 the point after touchdown. down. On the next play, Cleveland 79 833 .488 2514 Late m the first quarter Peterson electrified the crowd Boston 76 85 .472 28 the Terriers of Gainesville with a beautiful touchdown Kansas City 73 89 .451 3144 mounted an attack, led by jaunt. He took a hand-off up Los Angeles 70 91 .435 34 their bull-dozing fullback, the middle and as a second­ 56 106 348 48' i Washington but couldn't hang up a score. ary closed in on him he cut .Sunday’ s Results At tiie end of the first quar­ sharply to his right, ran Detroit 7 Baltimore 3 ter Crooms led 7-0, laterally, turned the corner Washington 9 Chicago I Early in the second period, and sped into tha end zone. Cleveland 2 Kansas City 1 Eddie Brown of Croomi re­ The Terriers lost the ball L. Angeles at Boston, cxld., covered a Lincoln fumble. on a fumble after the kick­ rain Green boomed for five and off. Green plowed for three Peterson drilled for three, and Peterson rambled for 21, Minnesota at N. York, cxld., rain but Ailoway's pass was in­ tiul on the next play Crooms NATIONAL LEAGUE tercepted. was hit by a 15 yard penalty. 44 L Pet. GB As the fourth quarter got Lo* Angeles 99 63 .611 underway Nathaniel White St. Louis 93 69 .574 0 recovered a Lincoln tumble. S. Francisco tw 74 .543 11 Green exploded oil tackle for V7 75 .537 12 a first down. He carried again Philadelphia 86 70 .531 13 for two, four, and four yard* Cincinnati 84 76 .529 15 consecutively, Croom i then 5lilwaukee 82 80 .506 » lost the ball on a fumble. Chicago Pittsburgh 88 .457 25 74 After a ice-saw battle of 66 90 .407 33 fumbles, Crooms tackled a Houston 3! 111 .315 48 Terrier in the end zone for New York .Sunday's Results a safety. Billy Busll, Eddie Brown, White and George St. Luui* 3 Cincinnati 2 , 14 innings Bum shared the defensive Milwaukee 2 Chicago 0 honors Houston 13 New York 4 TIk1 Scoreboard: Gainesville * 6 0 0 — 6 Philadelphia 3 L. Angeles t Croom s 7 0 7 2^-16 S. FrancLco 4 Pittsburgh 2 (rooms Panthers W in O ver Lincoln 16 -6 Standings Oviedo Loses Tough One In Fourth Period By Jo* Warden Herald Sparta Writer Tba top rated DuaaeUon T i­ gers bounced from behind in tha fourth period to acore two touchdowns and claw the valiant Oviedo High School Lions, 19-13. A capacity crowd nearly witnessed an upset. Oviedo led the Tiger* by six points at the end o f the third quar­ ter, only to have that lead smashed by the fourth period icoring o f DunncUoa back Wayne Dixon. The first marker cam e on a phenomenal 90-yard kickoff return by Dunnellon's fleet Larry Jinright. Oviedo qu ick­ ly countered with the Lions' first score, a 12-yard pass from Johnny Courier to Gouge, which was set up by a crucial interception o f a Dunneilon pass by Oviedo fullback Rex Brooks. A well fought defensive‘but­ tle was waged in ths second qua Her with neither eleven managing to post any sp ec­ tacular gains. Although the Tigers' defensive line limited Oviedo's offense on th e ground and in tha air, the Lions managed to outgain the Tiger*, who were severely handicapped by Oviedo's stal­ wart forward line. Early in the third period Courier led the Lions in a sustained drive down field, utilizing well thrown passe* ami the quick sprinting o f sophomore illy Mlckler, that was culminated by a sevenyard T.D. pass to Mlckler. Parent* o f Seminole High School track and swim team athlete* ar* being urged by the new sports chairmen for those activities to "g e t on the track" and “ get in the aw lm " with the Seminole Booetcr* club. M e m b e r I h I p in the sports-sponsoring group is b«coming "the thing to d o ," a c ­ cording to Pres. 0 . L. Bark* and th* membership chair­ men, Mrs. Charles Meeks and Mrs. Richard Elam. Barka appointed Al Lyons to head th* Swim teem parent* »nd Dean Taylor to take over th* ‘ 'rece, heave and ju m p " clans Mom's and Pop's In ac­ cepting the chuinnenshipe, the two staunch sports supporters laid that they felt that the club could expect 100 percent membership from these activ­ ities. foist year almost 3300 in Rooster club funds were spent to help these two tfprlng competitions, and enthusiastic participation in th* fund-raieing during the football ica io n will help again in the Spring, Barka suid. ■Mrs. Elam said that th* on* d o l l a r aubicriptions w e r e reaching the 200 figure and she was confident that mem­ bership would go well above this estimate. There i* some fin* intradu b rivalry between tha par­ ent* o f tha various sport* par­ ticipant* aa to who will give the greatest support to the teams. "T h ere ie no doubt that the motorcade going to the Colonial High school game F riday night will have many a track and awiin team par­ ent in tho line," Al Lyons said. P enneys •Mrs. Kuthehn Park and Mrs. Eloi.se Ken. Standing are Mrs. Eari Higginbotham, Mrs. Donate de Gnnah), Mrs. Lucile Pearson, Mrs. Jackie Crawford,, Mrs. Jimmie Livingston, Mrs, Jen* lie vie Woodruff. FARRELL’S 210 E. FIRST SANFO RD W E GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS the Mid­ Football League. And th* m l , liv* modernday Chicago B e a n are frigh­ tening the daylight* out of a lot o f people around tc NFL, too. Th* Bears, rated only farout chance o f winning this year's W e s t e r n Division championship, clobbered the Detroit Lions, 37-21, Sunday for their third consecutive victory. They now have beaten their two toughest rivals, Green Bay and Detroit, as well as Minnesota — all on tho road. Not (Inca 1946 had the Bear* won their first three games. And their devssting strik­ ing power and nigged defense has begun to revive memories o f the famed "M on sters" who won N FL playoff cham pion­ ships for "P a p a Bear” Halas in 1940, '41 and '43. ATT: FORD OWNERS September A October Parts Special! GENUINE FORD Thermostats $040 Mm Each GENUINE FORD A N T I-F R E E Z E 60 Quart GENUINE FORD Radiator Hose 2 0 % Discount GENUINE FORD SPARK PLUGS 55 GENUINE FORD ALUMINIZED MUFFLERS 1949 - 51 FORDS 1952 - 61 * 6 “ $094 FORDS GENUINE FORD SHOCK ABSORBERS EACH $545 GENUINE FORD 57 - 62 Ford A Falcon EACH 52 40 OKI) 5 1 - 5 6 FORD PENNEY DAYS Thurs., Oct. S BR AN D S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. • 6:15 P. M. of w a y " h ovtr ov e r the National A LW AYS W i n e r QUALITY W atch For DIRECTORS for the 1963-til Sanford Women’* Golf Aaaociation hvu.hun are nhown iilumiing a schedule of events for the current year during a meeting at the Mayfair Country Club. Seated left to right are Mrs. John Dickey, president; "M oortera OIL FILTERS ON POPU LAR The ghosts o f George H sla j’ old Track, Swim Support Urged STARTS B A R G A I N P R IC ES By M inus MUter l PI SyarU Writer Bargains All This Month EACH [ a *0 5 $2' WRING THIS AD TO OUR PARTS DEPT. to u r Friendly Ford Dealer Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA. PH. FA 2-1181 Winter Park MI 4-8916 �4 Vhf Schools Get Stadium For Football Games game. Agreements between Seminole High, Sanford Jun­ ior High and Crooms Acad­ emy will be worked out be­ tween the schools, with each contributing part of their gate receipts fo r the upkeep and maintenance o f the stadium, including the electric bill. City officials agreed (pend­ ing a meeting o f commission­ ers )that they would still take care o f capital improvements and outlays for the stadium. Don W right, chairman o f the school bourd emphasised, 'The sehool board has been wrongly and unjustly criticiz­ ed fo r the first gams fiasco. We have no jurisdiction over a t h l e t i c activities o f the schools. Our job is readin’ , w rilin' and 'rithinetic. School activities are the responsibil­ ity o f the school and the ath­ letic boosters, parents and students." ('resent at the luncheon meeting sponsored by W right at the Seminole High School cafeteria were Mayor Tom McDonald, Joe Baker and M. I.. Unborn Jr., representing the city; Wright, Mason Wharton and It. T. Milwee representing the school board; Dr. Orville Barks, George Touliy and Emmett McCall representing the Boosters and Principal A. J. Bracken ami Fred lianas representing tire school. Sept. 30, 1963 — Page 7 frr a lf II. S. To Protect Dollar Sporta ip*cU tor», the home in place over the weekend in footb all team* and viiltlng preparation for the next home team s are u iu r n l o f a prop* er gridiron at Municipal Stad. him in the future through ac­ tion taken Friday at a meeting o f city, commi»»toners. Sem­ inal High School officer*, in ols High School officers, •ehool board members. Under the plan proposed by the city, the schools will lease the stad ium from the city for f l a year and take over the maintenance o f the field until n ext summer when baseball takes over again. The school officials promised to put the baseball diamond back in be­ fore they turn it uver fo r sum­ mer recreation use. The lease will probably be on continuing contract for succeeding yeais, with negoti­ ations later to include the use o f the field by the Sanford N aval Academy when it is ready to field a football team, a prospect which is still sev­ eral years away. Both the city and the school board protested that they w ere not responsible for put­ tin g the field in shape for footb all, and the denials caus­ ed the neglected condition which found Seminole High and Titusville teams sloshing out the first game of the year in the mud o f a baseball dia­ mond's sticky clay. School and Booster Club o f­ ficials agreed that they would order turf at once and get it V n fe r V EAGLE PALMS were presented to two Boy Scout* at a recent court of honor for Troop 34 of First Methodist Church. Hubert Tilson (left), as­ sistant Scoutmaster, presents an Engle palm to his son, Earl, and Floyd Richards (right), committee member .presents the Eagle paint to Otto Garrett. (Jameson Photo) LONGWOOD COUNCILMAN Carl larmmler, third from left, signs voter registration books for Clerk Mrs. Onnie Shomato ns "Slick" Helms, left, and Chairman it. C. Carlson, right, look on. Hooks will lie open until Nov. 33 and everyone in town must re-register by this time if they are to vote in the December municipal elections. (Herald Photo) WASHINGTON (U P I) — President Kennedy today in­ formed the annual meeting o f t h e International Monetary Fund thut the United State* was determined to protect the dollar a* convertible currency at it* present rate fixed to guid at 9J3 an ounce. The Chief Executive said U. S. effort* to protect stability of its own currency, plu* a series o f steps to correct the imbalance o f international payments, w eis aimed not only at itirngthening the American economic position, but as a benefit to all nation* using the dollar as their standurd. The President *|>oke to the annual meeting o f the fund and the International Bank shortly after returning to the nation's capital from a 10,000mile swing to the Far West. Though hi* audience was 1 sr g e I y international, Ken­ nedy's speech waa two-fold in purpose: To explain U. 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QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED T|p I0p SUPERMARKETS A ve. 1100 W. 13th St �•ft M m* VmS P»|« 6 — Sept. 30, 1963 look Like Countys Football Teams Fare W ell On Grid OldBean'Mobsters' Oviedo Loses Tough One In Fourth Period Seminole* Come Through Lpan Power r Too Much For Ocoee Birds B MUa T w lee la ii rainy b i ll gam es Seminole High’ * grid■tcra rise t v lc a have to been the forced occasion to and they made It success- telly. They ca m e from behind I i the last minute to nip the Titusville Terriers It It U a week ago last Friday n ight A t Orlando Friday night, again down is to 7 in the final period, Coach Jim Ftfo tt’ a Sem iM fca potted not on e but ■ p i l i o f touchdowns to paddle the pesky Grena­ diers o f Colonial, 30 to 13. o • e went down on the W. Lee Sparkman, Lawson and Hin­ son alternated the ball to the Colonial so where Nooll climbed into tho air to snag a Hinson tots on tha nine. • • * Higgins grabbed another shot from Hinson on the tw o from where Hinson scored two plays later. Lloyd Freeman's boot for the added point was good. The situation ramalned that way until shortly after the third stsnse got under­ way. Colonial kicked o ff to the Semlnolaa and e bolding pen­ alty put the Tribe on Its own ll. A Hinson paia w as deflected three playa later and Colonial’s Jerry Gllllano grabbed It in mid air and aped IS yards to put the Grenadiers on the board. The P A T attempt failed. And almost aa rapidly Or­ lando posted Its second tally. Freeman, back to punt couldn't gat o ff this kick and the Granadian took control on Seminole’s St. Colonial engineered the ball to the 13 w h en Frank Noell fell on a Grenadier fumble. • • • Although tho contest open­ ed with the Warriors kicking o ff to the M nutamrn, Semi­ nole needed only threo min­ utes end 40 aeeonda to light ap the scoreboard. On the gam e's initial play, Danny TlUls pounced on a Colonial ralaeue at tha Or­ lando IT. Lawton went right 10 work for Seminole by m ea­ suring o ff S3 yard* but a clipping penalty brought It back to the Tribe’ s M. E arl Black plowed over Unable to m ove the pig­ right tackle for three before Ronnie Hinson flipped an skin, Sanford punted and BUI aerial to Billy Higgins who Loeksby returned lo Semi­ nole's 34. T w o plays later, Donnie H am lla on skirted his right end, w as missed by at least lie Seminole tick lers, em trged from a m ass of g rid d tn , and outran the rest o f the tribe for a 2S-yard touchdown gallop. Steve Car­ ter ran in for the extra point to give Colonial its margin o f a to r. Tha third period ended af­ ter Sparkman, Lawson and E arl Black plus a 15 yard penalty against Colonial, put llte Semlnolaa in possession on Orlando's IS. Tlllii and Lawson m oved the ball to the Grenadier nine where the key play took place. • • • It was fourth and five. Hin­ ton took the m ap, pitched out to Lawson who ripped an aerial to Black In pay dirt territory for the touchdown to knot the count at 13-all. Freeman again split the up­ rights to give Seminole all U needed. But the T ribe Insured toe situation with l e u than four minutes remaining when Seminole recovered a Colon­ ial fumble on the Grenadier nina. Buddy Burton picked up three yards, Sparkman went to tha one and then plowed ov er to ice dow n the picnic. Ford, Koufax Thinking Out Loud Due To Pitch Series Opener About Sports BY JULIAN STENSTROM Seminole band fedora High's for marching youngster cam * back with a flip of the half filled sm all paper cup. their spectacular "W ho do you supposa drank la due a halftim e performance Friday It," night who hadn't even been In the at Gtcnadler Stadium In Orlando. • • • asked ball garnet" • Clark, • "one kid * Lym an High’ s Les Lyle proved hia five touchdowns against Oviedo were no flukes, The sensational sophm ore halfback packed an­ o th e r -p a ir across the twin stripes during the Grey­ hound's 31 to 0 whitewash Job over O coee’ a Cardinals. • • • No word yet on a contract between Seminole and L y­ man for a gam e next foot­ ball season. We hope Jim Plgott end D ick Copeland will get together real soon on this one. Many fans have told us they want to see it. We would too. • • • Herald sports writer Boh Thom as who covers Groom's Panthers said that tho Skin­ ned infield at Sanford's Mem­ orial Stadium was another quagm ire Friday night. Now that the school board lias leased the facility let's hope tt Isn't too talc to get the gridiron in shape for the many other gam es to be play­ ed there this season. Seminole ed there this season. Semi­ nole, C rooms and Sanford Junior High Braves call their park "h o m e ." • • • It’ s a sham e Oviedo's Lions weren't able to hold that 13 to a lead they had over Dunnellon's Tigers going into the final stansa of their contest last Friday night. It would have given the county's four high schools a clean sweep o f the week's gridiron slate, it. T. Milwee, Seminole school superintendent, coiiki have felt that at least one thing was going perfect. Just about ait of the o ffi­ cials at schools where fonthull Is played have thanked us for the coverage The H er­ ald has gone out to give them tills Fall. We appreciate it fellows. But we thank you for the cooperation all o f you have given The Herald sports staff. • • • From what w e’ ve seen so fa r this season coupled with w hat we've read and heard About other schools In (lie M etro Conference, we have a pretty good idea that even though Seminole next year w ill be "T h e little fish In A big pond" — as Jim PIgott puts it—the Tribe will b e able to "s w tm " as well as the rest of them. • ♦ • T h e youngsters at South Sem inole Junior High were so keyed up lor their ball g a m e at St Cloud last Thurs­ day night the managers left the water buckets in the dressing room* four blocks Wtom the plating field. At halftim e Head Coach Jim Clark instructed one of his m anagers to go somewhere and get som e water. The That take-olf of the old Baltimore Colt's dip*y-dowd­ ier play the Seinlnoles used lo tie up their lilt in O r­ lando Friday night bewildered the Colonials. With fourth and five on the Grenadier nine-yard line, Itonnie Hinson look the snap awl gunned a pitch out to Buddy Lawson who In turn fired an aerial to Karl Black In the end rone. But It still took Lloyd Freem en's talented toe to wrap it up when he zeroed In on the crossbars. NEW Y O R K (U P D —Ralph Houk will confirm a long fore gone conclusion today with an official anouncemrnt t h a t Whltey Ford will open the World Series for the New Y o r k Yankees Wednesday against the Los Angeles Dodg­ ers at Yankee Stadium. Ford will oppose Dodger ace Sandy Koufax In a duel that not only matches two ol the finest left-handed pitch­ ers in baseball but also could serve as a pivotal test around which the whole World Scries may revolve. The Yankees, 7-3 favorites to win their 21st world cham ­ pionship, are all "In good physical sh ap e," according to Houk, "and that include* Mickey Mantle and Roger M arls." Third baseman Ken McM ul­ len Is the Dodgers’ only que* tlon mark. He's suffering from a pulled hamstring mus­ cle in his left leg and may not tie ready by Wednesday. Houk hinted (hat he may even anouncc his starting pitchers for the first two games at Yankee Stadium to­ day and if he docs, his sec­ ond game choice undoubted­ ly will be 21* year old south paw A! Downing. Downing, who w o n 13 games for Hie Yankees since they brought him up from Richmond o f the Internation­ al League in June, didn't look too good last Saturday when live Minnesota Twins tagged him with his fifth defeat by rapping him for five nm s on six hits and live walks in live innings. By coincidence, southpaw Johnny Podres, who figures to be the Dodgers' second game starter against Down ing, also was cufied around in his last start on Saturday night. By Richard Grant Th«x> Lyman Greyhounds rolled over the Ocoee Card­ inals Friday night to the tune o f 3-1-0, Sophomore Les Lyle proved again to be Lyinan'a big back when he racked up Hid yards rushing and two touchdowns. On defense he eparkled again by intercepting two Cardinal passes. His other fe a t was a 40-yard quick kick. Tha other big back o f tha evening was Pete Carlson who covered 113 yarde and posted two touchdown runs. One wae a Co-yard dash. Second string fullback Al Cantrell and halfback Phil Perrault did the driving fur the Greyhounds, Cantrell with a TD and 2d yards rushing whili Perrault came up with 40 yards on the ground. • • • Quarterback Gene Griffin kicked all the extra points ex­ cept one. That was blocked by Ococe'a big defensive man Ronnie Konentz. G rtf fen com­ pleted fou r out o f five PAT*. The outstanding gridders fur Ocoee were quarterback Davie Grant and fullback Johnny Stiles. Stiles led In yardage for the Cards with 28. Ocoee came up with a long drive Into Lyman territory which stalled at the 21 yard line when Frank Hundley, playing defensive safety, showed his ability on pass defense by knocking down a sure touchdown frum Grant intended for Ed Murry. • • • The Greyhounds took the ball on down* and drove to the Ocoee seven yard line. Lyle plowed up the middle for the touchdown. Griffin hooted the extra point. The defense held again for Lyman, as the Greyhounds took the ball on the Lyman 3a yard line after punt. Carl­ son carried the ball around the end, broke into the open and dashed the distance for the Co-yard touchdown. G rif­ fin kicked the extra point. Thus ending the first half, Tho Greyhounds received the second-half kickoff and were forced to punt. The 'Hounds’ defense held once more and forced Ocoee to punt. Lyman took the ball on their own 11-yard tine. Hund­ ley picked up a quick five yards f» r the 'Hounds. Then on a short trap play Lyle broke loose and toted the pig­ skin fur HI yards and a touch­ down. Griffin successfully kicked again. The next score came from Carlson on a 11 yard trot o ff tackle. G riffin attempted to kick the extra point but it was blocked by Itonnie Konentz. The finul touchdown was tallied by Cantrell on a 20 yard drive in the final period. The point after touchdown was guild. The offense was led by Lyle, Cot Ison and Perrault, with excellent assUtlance by Cantrell, Hundley and G rif­ fin. The defense was sparked on tits* line by Dick ilulmer and Hi-iter. In the back field it was Lyle, Hundley and Fer­ ranti. OCOEE'S RONNIE Konentz (35) fete hit by Lyman’s Dennis Fletter (62) alter catching pass from quarterback David Grant Sanford Junior High Defeats Oviedo 25-0 CROOMS DAVID PETERSON snags a pnas and is on his way in the Panthers’ game against Gainesville's J incoin IIiggh School* Crooms Panthers W in O ve r Lincoln 16-6 B ob Thomas The Terriers, who were plagued all evening by fum­ Herald Sports Writer bles, moved the ball well on The Crooms High Panthers a series of downs, but the defeated the Lincoln High Panther defense stiffened and Terriers o f Gainesville by a halted the drive. score of 16 6 Friday night. A A pass to Brinson from crowd o f approximately 800 Jam es was intercepted deep saw tiw Panthers make in the Panthers territory. Gainesville their first v ic­ With 2:30 left, Williams of tim of the season. Gainesville scored on a fine It was the Panthers first run. The Iry t o ' the PAT home gam e and a sweet v ic­ was missed. tory it was. In the first quar­ After an exchange of punts, ter Samuel Alluway passed quarterback James passed to William Hartsfield for a consecutively lo Hartsfield sizeable gain. Mildred Green, and Gainrs to put the hall the Panthers hard running deep in the Terriers territory, tullback, bulled his way for but time ran out to end the a first down and toe Terriers first half. were penalised IS yards. Fer­ Midway In the third quar­ ry Gaines churned for three ter. AUoway recovered a yards to the to, but Crooms fumble on Gainesville’ s to was penalized five yards for yard line, Peterson carried off-sides. Gainesville held the for six, but the Panthers Panther* to a fourth ami were offside. James thread­ seven, but Errol Cherry made ed Hie needle, hitting Harts­ a fine catch of Jam es’ pass field wild a pass that cov­ for the score. Green ran for ered 22 yards and a first the point after touchdown. down. On the next play, I-atc in the first quarter Peterson electrified the crowd the Terriers of Gainesville with a beautiful touchdown mounted an attack, led by jaunt. He took a hand-off up their bull-dozing fullback, the middle and as a second­ but couldn't hang up a score. ary closed in on him lie cut At the end of the first quar­ sharply to his right, ran ter Croom s led 7 0. laterally, turned the corner Early in the second period, and sped into the end zone. Eddie Brown of Crooms re­ The Terriers lost toe ball covered a Lincoln fumble. on a fumble after the kick­ Green boom ed for five and off. Green plowed for three Peterson drilled for three, and Peterson rambled for 2t, hut A llow ay's pass was in­ but on the next play Crooms tercepted. was hit by a IS yard penalty. As the fourth quarter got underway Nathaniel White recovered a Lincoln fumble. Green exploded off tackle for a first down. He carried again for two, four, and four yards consecutively, Crooms then lost the ball on a fumble. After a seesaw battle of fumbles, Crooms tackled a Terrier in the end zone for a safely. Billy Hush, Eddie Brown. White and George Unto shared the defensive honors. The Scoreboard: Gainesville ii(0 S -l Crooms 7 0 7 3—16 Meets Tuesday Members o f the Seminole Boosters Club are to hold a meeting at the auditorium o( the high school Tuc»day at 8 p.m . so that they may meet the coaches and the members o f the Warrior tribe, Hr. O. U Barks, president, has an­ nounced. Most o f the parents of the students at Seminole have not h id a chance, heretofore, to get acquainted w i t h the coaching staff. They can m ore quickly identify the boys on the gridiron in their football uniforms than they can in ibelr street garb, the president said. He added that the session will afford the mentors a chance to give the Boosters an idea of what may be expected tins year in sports. The Varsity and Jayvce players will bo on hand to be introduced. By Richard Grant Herald .Sports Writer The Sanford Junior High Braves flew past the Oviedo Lions Saturdsy night with 140 yards in the air. Fred Weber led Hie Braves in their attack with 67 yards, inc perform ances were also turned in by Kelly Ogden, Ronnie Dudly, and Ralph Stumph. The trio racked up G1 yards am ong them. The first quarter o f play saw little action from either team. The half ended after a long drive from the Sanford team leaving it at 6-0. The second half broke Into bedlam after the kickoff as an Oviedo lineman fum bled. It was Braves from then on. scoring 19 points. Ogden, Plgott, W ebber and Dudley accounted for the Brave touchdowns. Dudly and Webber ran for their T D ’a whde Ogden and Plgott scor­ ed on passes from Whlgam. Stumph and Ogden added the extra m arkers by running the point alter touchdown. Tho Sanford defensive was sparked by hard hitting Web­ ber and Whigain. Whigam cam e up with a defensive gem in making a fine inter­ ception of an Oviedo aerial. A good crew attended the opener at Oviedo’s Courricr Field. The gam e was original­ ly slated for Sanford’s M e­ morial Stadium last Thursday evening but inclement weath­ er forced postponement and change o f site. Standings By United Press International AM ERICAN LEAGUE W I. Prl. GR New Y ork 104 37 .616 Chicago JM 68 .380 lOVk Minnesota 91 70 .565 13 Baltimore 86 76 .531 18'j Detroit 79 833 .488 2315 Cleveland 79 833 .188 251a Boston 76 85 .472 28 Kansas City 73 89 .451 3D* Los Angeles 70 91 .435 34 tv a tom ,Ion 36 106 346 481i Sunday’s Results Detroit 7 Baltimore 3 Washington 9 Chicago > Cleveland 2 Kansas City 1 L. Angeles at Boston, cxld., rain Minnesota at N. York, cxld., rain NATIONAL LEAGUE H L Pet. Lot Angeles 99 63 .611 St. Louie 93 69 .374 S. Francisco 88 74 .343 Philadelphia 87 75 .537 Cincinnati 86 78 .331 Milwaukee 84 78 .329 Chicago 82 80 .308 Pittsburgh 74 88 .437 Houston 66 96 .407 New York 3t i l l .315 GB 8 11 12 13 15 17 25 33 48 -Sunday’s Results St. Laiuis 3 Cincinnati 2, i t innings Milwaukee 2 Chicago 0 Houston 13 New York 4 Philadelphia 3 L. Angeles 1 S. F rancisco 4 Pittsburgh 2 B A R G A I N P R IC E S By J m Warden Herald Sports Writer Tbe top rated Dunneilon T i­ gers bounced from behind In tbe fourth period to acorn two touchdowns and claw the valiant Oviedo High School Lions, 19-13. A capacity crowd nearly witnessed an upset Oviedo led the Tigers by six points at the end o f the third qu ar­ ter, only to have that lead smashed by the fourth period scoring o f Dunneilon ba ck Wayne Dixon. The first marker cam e on a phenomenal 80-ysrd kickoff return by Dunncllon'a fleet Larry Jlnright. Oviedo qu ick­ ly countered with the Lions' first score, a 12-yard pass Johnny Courier to from Gouge, which was set up by a crucial interception o f a Dunneilon pass by Oviedo fullback Rex Brooks. A well fought defensive 'bat­ tle was waged in the second quarter with neither eleven managing to post any sp e c­ tacular gains. Although the Tigers’ de/ensive line limited Oviedo's offense on t h e ground and in the air, the Lions managed to outgain the Tigers, who were severely handicapped by Oviedo's stal­ wart forward line. Early in the third period Courier led the lions in a sustained drive down field, utilizing well thrown passes ami the quick sprinting o f sophomore Illy Mkkler, that was culminated by a sevenyard T.D. pass to Mickler. Track, Swim Support Urged Parents e f Semtnola H igh School track and swim team athletes are being urged by the new sports chairmen fo r those activities to "get on tho track” and "g e t in the ew lm " with the Seminole Boosters club. M e m b e r s h i p in the sports-sponsoring group ie be­ coming "the thing to do,” a c ­ cording to Pres. O. L. Barks end the membership chair­ men, Mrs. Charles Meeks and Mrs. Richard Elam. Barks appointed AI Lyons to head the Swim team parents and Dean Taylor to take ov er the "race, heave and ju m p " clans Mom's and Pop's In a c ­ cepting the chairmanships, the two staunch sports supporter* said that they felt that the club could expect 100 percent membership from these activ­ ities. Last year almost $300 in Booster club funds w ere spent to help these two Spring competitions, and enthusiastic participation in the fund-rais­ ing during the football season will help again in the Spring, Barks said. Mrs. Elam said that the one d o l l a r subscriptions w a r s reaching tha 200 figura and sha was confident that mem­ bership would go well above this estimate. There la tome fine intra­ club rivalry between the pa r­ ents o f the various sports par­ ticipants as to who will g ive the greatest support to the teums. "There is no doubt that the motorcade going to the Colonial High school gam e Friday night will have many a track and swim team par­ ent in the line,” A l Lyons said. P E N N E Y ’S ALWAYS F IR S T 9U A L IT V Mrs. Kntherin Park and Mrs. Elui.ie Ken. Stand­ ing are Mrs. Earl Higginbotham, Mrs. Dosaie dc Gnnah), Mrs. Lucile Pearson, Mrs. Jackie Crawford,, Mrs. Jimmie Livingston, Mrs, JenHtswu Woodruff. PENNEY DAYS STARTS i FARRELL’S 110 E. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP V A L U E .S T A M P S “ M oniteri of the Mid­ w a y " hover over the National Football League. And the real, live modernday Chicago B e a n are frigh­ tening tbe dayiighta out o f a lot o f people around tc N FL, too. Tha B e a n , rated only farout chance of winning this year’a W e a t e r n Division championship, clobbered the Detroit Lions, 37-21, Sunday for their third consecutive victory. They now have beaten their two toughest rivals, Green Bay and Detroit, a l w ell a t Minnesota — all o s tho road. Not tinea 1941 had the Basra won their first three garnet. And their devtitin g strik­ ing power and rugged defense has begun to revive m em orlei o f the fam ed "M on sters" who won N F L playoff cham pion­ ships for "P a pa B e a r" H aiat in 1940, ’41 and '43. A T T : FORD OWNERS September A O ctober Paris Special! 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FA 2-1481 Winter Park MI 4-8916 �Vht Schools Get Stadium For Football Gaines U. S. To Protect Dollar 8 port* iptcU tor*, the home in place over the weekend in football teams aiul visiting Preparation fo r the next home # teams are assured o f a prop­ er gridiron at Municipal Stad­ ium in the future through ac­ tion taken Friday at a meeting o f city, commissioners. Sem­ inal High School officers, in ole High School officers, tehool board members. Under the plan proposed by the city, the schools will lease the atadium from the city for I I a year and take over the maintenance o f the field until next summer when baseball takes over again. The school officials promised to put the baseball diamond back in be­ fore they turn it over for sum­ mer recreation use. The lease will probably be on continuing contract for succeeding years, with negoti­ ations later to Include the use of the field by the Sanford Naval Academy when it is ready to field a football team, a prospect which is still sev­ eral years away. Both the city and the school board protested that they were not responsible for put­ ting the field in shn|>c for football, and the denials caus­ ed the neglected condition which found Seminole High and Titusville teams sloshing out the first game o f the year in the mud o f a baseball dia­ mond's sticky clay. School and Booster Club of* ficials agreed that they would order turf at onco and get it gam e. Agreements between Seminole High, Sanford Jun­ ior High and Crootns Acad­ em y will be worked out be­ tween the schools, with each contributing part of their gate receipts for the upkeep and maintenance o f the stadium, including tile electric bill. City officials agreed (le n d ­ ing a meeting o f commission­ ers ithat they would still take care of capital improvements und outlays for the stadium. Don Wright, chairman o f the school board emphasised, "T ile school bourd has been wrongly and unjustly criticlxed fo r the first game fiasco. We have no jurisdiction over a t h l e t i c activities of the schools. Our jo b is leadin’ , w rilin’ and 'rithmetic. School activities are the responsibil­ ity o f the school and the ath­ letic boosters, parents and students." Present at the luncheon meeting sponsored by Wright ut the Seminole High School cafeteria were Mayor Tom .McDonald, Joe linker and M. I.. Itaborn Jr., representing the city; W right, Mason Whation and II, T. Milwcc representing the school board; Dr. Orville Harks, George Touiiy and Emmett McCall representing the Boosters anil Principal A. J, Bracken und Fred lianas representing the school. Sept. 30, 1963 — Page 7 Vxafirrf fr n ll EAGLE I'AL.MS ukW presented to two Boy Stouts at a recent court of honor for Troop 34 of First Methodist Church. Hubert Tilson (left), as­ sistant Scoutmaster, presents an Engle palm to his son, Earl, and Floyd Richards (right), committee member .presents the Eagle palm to Otto Gurrett. (Jameson Photo) I.O.NGWOOD COUNCILMAN Carl Lommler, third from left, signs voter registration books for Clerk Mrs. Ounie Shumate as "Slick” Helms, left, and Chairman K. C. Carlson, right, look on. Books will be ojien until Nov. 2.'! and everyone in town must re-register by this time if they arc to vote in the December municipal elections. (Herald Photo) W ASHINGTON (U P l) — President Kennedy today in­ formed the annual meeting uf t h e International Monetary Fund that the United States was determined to protect the dollar as convertible currency at its present rate fixed to guld at >35 an ounce. The Chief Executive said U. S. effort* to protect stability of it* own currency, plus ■ setif* uf step* to correct the imbalance o f international payment*, were aimed not only a t aUengthening the American economic position, but as a benefit to all nations using the dollar aa their standard. The President »|>oht to the annual meeting o f the fund and the International Bank shortly after returning to the nation's capital from a 10,000mile swing to the Far West. Though hi* audience was 1 ar g e 1 y International, Ken­ nedy's speech was two-fold In purpose: To explain U. S. steps to correct its balance of payments problem, and to plug for tbs administration tax bill pending in the Senate. He said tax reduction would help improve the long-run position o f the United States In world business and mone­ tary affair*. Speaking o f tbe bill, he said: “ It should help attract cap­ ital investment, improve our ability to sell goods ami serv­ ice! in world markets, stim­ ulate the growth of our econ­ omy and the employment o f our people, give greater fr e e ­ dom to monetary policy and play a vital supporting role in o u r determination t o achieve equal righta amt op ­ portunities fo r all o f out vitixens." 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Prevatt and the late Mr. Pre­ v a il, o f Geneva, and Neal ZBoch Viden, aon o f Mr. and M rs. E. N. Viden, o f Orlando, w ere married Sept. 21 at 4 p.ra. at the P in t Baptlit Church in Geneva. R ev. Bennie Baker officiat­ ed at the double ring cere­ mony. A green and white color ich cm e wai carried out in church decoratloua. A white arch covered with white bloatotna and green f e n waa w e d at the attar and in the back­ ground were three baiketa o f gladioli, with pom pom e and greenery on either aide. Pianlit, Mrt. J. W. Byrne*, prevented a program of wed­ ding muile and accompanied •ololst, Mrt. J. E. Mathieux, who aang "B eca u a e," *Teh t ib e D lch" and “ The Lord'a Prayer.** The bride, given in marri­ age by her brother, Charter P. Prevatt, wore a gown of Imported Chantilly lace over bridal aalin, featuring a fit­ ted bodice with aabrina neck­ line outlined with pearia and aequlna and long aleovea end­ ing in point* over the wrlita. The floor-length aklrt ended In a caacada o f ruffle* in the back. H er finger-tip veil o f im­ ported bridal lllualon w ai at­ tached to a pearl tiara. She carried a white prayer book, a apecial gift from her m o­ ther, topped with a white or­ chid and a caieade o f white carnation* and atreamera. Her only Jewelry waa a dia­ m ond lavaller which w ai a gift from her father to her mother. Mr*. W. p. Foray the Jr., o f Tam pa, litter of the bride, waa matron of honor. She Rebekahs Host District Meeting w ort a street length gown o f gold totied silk taffsts with matching accessories a n d carried a crescent shaped bouquet of gold Fuji mums. Bridesmatroas were Mra. Charles P. Prevatt, sister-in- law of tha bride, and Mra. M. H. Sadler, o f Orlando. Thv* wore gowns identical to that o f the matron o f honor, in tones o f mocha and carried crescent bouquets o f bronze mums. Ushers ware Thomas W edding Planned Q M G B f D. Mr. and M rs. C . D. B ridget, Air r o r e e and attending ATC 1807 West Fourth Street, San­ School, at Keesler AFB, in Mississippi. ford, announce the engage­ Tbe wedding la scheduled ment and approaching m a r­ for lata October, at the Cen­ riage o f their daughter, M ary tral Baptist Church, with the La Jeannle, to a 3/C Del ton pastor, Rev. Gale Smith, of­ J. Parker, son o f Mrs. Sue ficiating. Date and time will Jackson, 2304 Y ale A ve., San­ be announced later. Prevatt and Carlton E. Pre­ vatt, brotheri o f the bride. W. P. Forsythe, o f Tam pa, was best man. The bride's mother wore a street length gown o f coffee colored laea over taffeta, w i t h matching accessories and a eorsage o f yellow sweetheart rosea. The groom ’ s mother wore a street length gown o f opalescent blue-green b r o c a d e with matching accessories and a corsage o f yellow sweetheart roses. M in B ridget, born in G eor­ gia, ing c la n School. P enneys a l w a y s f ir s t q u a l it y DAYS MISS JEANN1E BRIDGES Oviedo Group Personals Georgia Visit FIN A L W E E K ! f T A .n c is c a .n e a rth e n w a re O N ALL OPEN ST O C K LEW IS 16 piece starter set RELIABLE For I’aat Yearn. STAR TS Get Your Name On Our List Thurs., Oct. 3 4 DINNOS And Have Your 4 DESSERTS 4 CUPS $300 OFF 4 SAUCERS »14« DESERT ROSE and alt other decorated. $ 1 6 .9 5 SIERRA SAND » 1 4 £ 5 SNOW CREST $ 1 1 .9 5 Heater Cleaned And Tested — Be Watch For Safe For The Bargains A ll Winter — Save This Month Fuel Too. DIAL FA 2-7928 Qvsu j’a S her Season senior B A R G A IN S — coat hangers, Airs. Luther Alyndcrsc, o f Lake Hcllea Circle, Is a pa­ tient at the Winter Park Alemortal Hospital. Her husband ia in the Veterans Hospital at Lake City, Ward 3-N, Room 309. He is receiving treatment and surgery is planned soon. They both would sppreclate hearing from their friends. Will Soon Uc Here IT'S N A T U R A L IZ E R S V IEN N A During A Suit Is A M ust Make Y ou r Selection Now From — M A R Y E S T H E R ’S "Featuring Fashions Jnst F or Y o n " 200 N. PARK AVE. OPEN WF.D. A F T E R N O O N S Ladies Dresses, Bra’ s & Girdles Casselberry Returns From 20% OFF They Have Offered Football High (broken sizes), some piece goods, Mens hats, dungarees, WEATHER Healer Service o f Seminole ently em ployed by M cCrory'a, in Sanford. The groom -elect, a Sanford native, graduated fr:-m Sem ­ inole High School in lsMl. He w ai a m em ber o f the DCT Club during his junior and senior years and was v ice president o f the senior c la n . He Is now serving in the U. S. Offers The Some PENNEY Cer. K. 1st A Saaford A ve. F A 2-1822 F A 2-8482 And a the DCT Club and la p res­ Personals Sales & Service SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Fall there year aha waa a m em ber o f Personals If your cakes crack open, it’s probably because your oven is too hot, say food specialists In the U. S. D e­ partment of Agriculture. schools mem ber o f the 1862 graduat­ For traveling Mra. Viden chose a cranberry knit suit 1 with black accessories and the white orchid from her bridal bouquet. The couple By Bernice K elsey J left fo r a wedding trip to the A group of Oviedo residents West Coast and when they MRS. NEAL ENOCH VIDEN return, will be at home at 837 have returned from an en joy­ (Photo by Gnsaman) able visit in G eorgia. Mr. Oak D rive, in Orlando. ami Mrs. Gordon P en d an ts, Mrs. Jacqueline Winters and daughter, Deanna; M r. ami Airs. Carroll P m d arvls and son, Craig; Air. and Airs. Air. and Mrs. P. D. Scott gem cry, Ala. This la her soph- after a trip to Cincinnati, Stutts Riggins ami daughters, Ann and Linda, and Miss Jan­ have returned from a trip to omora year and she Is m a jor­ Ohio. They attended the wed­ ing In Elementary Education. ding o f their aon, Ralph Al­ et Alexander went to CoolAtlanta and North Carolina. Deanna la assistant to the vin, to Alisa Janet Brackett, Idgc, Ga. P in t they took Debbie and Religion Professor at the c o l­ o f Cincinnati. Both are stu­ While there, they helped Frank to Atlanta, where they lege and la also an o ffic e r In dents at tha Unlveraity of celebrate the birthday o f Atrs. enrolled for their sophomore the Women's Athletic A s so ­ Cincinnati and they plan to Gordon PendarvU’ mother, continue their education there. Mrs. N. E. Fletcher. The years at E m ory University, ciation. party was held on Sept. 22. Then they went to Highland, N. C., for a few days v n ca ­ Recent guests of Mr. and Rev. and Mrs. Charles Wes­ When they returned home, tion before returning hom e. Mrs. George Alnffctt, at their ley llnmit Jr., o f Okeechobee Airs, nigglns' mother, Mrs. lioma 21 It Polnsettia Ave. were weekend guests of his G, W. Riggins, o f Norman Friends o f Mr*. Doria Pres- were l.l. and Atrs. Lyle Butler parents, Air. ami Mra. C. W. Park, Ga., accom panied the cott, A01 Laurel Drive, Han­ and two sons, W esley and Ilamil, at their home on West group homa for a visit lu ford, will be glad to know Jimmy, o f Allllwood, Vn. tilth Street, Oviedo. that she is convalescing at The Butlers have ju s t re­ tha home o f her daughter, turned from a three and one Mrs, J. 8 . Llngcrfelt Jr., 409 half year* tour of du ty In Little John Trail, Alnrletta, llanau, Germany. They were fin ., after undergoing sur­ stationed ut the same post gery in a Marietta Hospital. with the Atnffelt's aon, I.t. Allen Aluffelt, and stopped Alisa Deanna Nichols, tiy to get m-qnalnted with his daughter o f Mr. and Airs. M. parents. They iris enrouto to L. Nichols, has enrolled at Fort Sill, Ohla. where they Huntingdon College, in Mont- will he *lutinned. C O LD attended and in Sanford. She w a i Atrs. Tom Kinnard kept the bride's book. Mra. Windal Braddy cut the cake and pre­ siding at the punch bowls were Miss Bonnie Atcyer and Mra. Barbara Grimes of Orlando. Semlnola Rvbekuh Lodge No. 43 waa holt to lodge mem­ ber* of District No. 10, Thuraday evening wticn m ore than £0 member* met at the Odd P cllow i Hall. Mrs, Clarence Snyder, no­ ble grand, prciided at the regular meeting. S p e c i a l gucata Introduced w ere Mr*. Helen Helta o f Orlando, Dlatrict 10 deputy president; Mrs. Millie Spicer, Orlando; Mra. May Ruhnw, Sanford, and 33 pait and present noble grand*. Mra. Hcilz conducted tindistrict meeting. Site waa Mr, ami Mrs, Julius C. presented a gilt by the lodge Oviedo Illackwelder, have returned to and one from the noble grand. their homo In Loch A rbor, Airs. W. L. itoche and Mra. R. C. Long exem plified the draping of the charier. The district voted to buy a By Bernice Kelsey four slice toaster to be pre­ James If. Alford, son o( sented to the Odd Fellows Airs. (1. W. Alford of Jackson­ Home In Gainesville. Mrs. Snyder announced the ville Beach, hat accepted a next meeting on O ct. 10 would jo b as pilot with Eastern A ir­ be frlcndihlp night. lines. He Is presently located Refreshments o f sandwich­ In Miami but will be transfer­ es, mints, tea and coffee were served in the dining room red to Washington, D. C., in w here the colors o f pink and about three weeks. green were used in the deco­ rations. M em ber! were present from Kltilmmeo No. 12 ; Benevolent No. 23 o f SL Claud; Orlando, No. 12; Lu­ cern e No. Ad o f Orlando and Sem inole No. 43. From Your Downtown Florist ford. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Ge­ neva Community Hall. A gar­ den theme was carried out in decorations, using patio fur­ niture and a green and while color scheme waa used throughout the hall. The bride’ s table w ai overlaid with a lace cloth and center­ ed with a four tiered wedding cake and held an arrange­ ment o f white daisies in a whito cupid epergne. Sanford P lg t 8 — S e p t SO, 1968 B SHOE STO R E t bargain store fixtures, curtain rods — all a t prices. Q /o w tM 702 W est 9th St Sanford, Florida �T Iff VtifftfrI n frriH Sept. 3ft. 1961 — ‘Pnpe 9 — (b su cu i Pilots Present Program MISS JANET SMITH, tenter, president of the Pilot Club with guest ttpenkers, IV. A. Thomas , left tint! Mrs. Troy Rny, right. (Herald Photo) W . A. president of 4 and Mrs. Truy Kay, of the welfare t department, were guest speakers at the Pilot Club'* dinner meeting, at the Civic Center. Theme o f the program t was “ Community .Service." Mr. Thomas spoke about the lack of facilities, personnel, professional help and general t attitude toward the mentally . ill. M n . Ray stated that the foster homo program does nut tome under the united fund but is a tax supported pro­ gram. Its object Is to provide adequate care and supervision for s few days, werk* or anger if necessary. They work with state, coun­ ty and state organisations. A t present there are four white and two colored foster hornet in Sanford and an emergency white home for short term care is desperately needed. Children’s clothing is also needed at the welfare clothing hunk. Mrt, Sidney Ives w it ill and unnhle to attend hut sent a tw o page letter on the family O JbbjLj. • D E A R ABBY: When I m arried “ M” nine years ago. his mother stw d right there at the wedding and cried as though a Judge bad Just sentenced her son to hang. I should have known then that she would never "lo v e me like a daughter.” although she used that phrase oflcn enough. For­ tunately my husband's boss transferred us out of town soon after we were mar­ ried. His mother came to visit us, but up until this year we never went to visit her. When we did. she put our |w« young sons in a large double bed, while my husband and I were given two Army cols placed at a so-degree angle in a room with no door! Any advice? • LIKE A DAUGHTER'* D E A R LIKE: Yes. don't go mountain-climbing with her. • • • LOn Community Service the mental health association counseling service, which was rrsd to the group. During a short business ses­ sion, the pilots voted to spon­ sor in anchor regional meet­ ing in Sanford, on Dec, 11 st the High School. Mr*. Paul Chesterton was welcomed as a new member and guests were Mary Lnu Wooten and Ann Whitman, of Orlando and Linda t'.reen. Maureen Firestone and Susie Halil ack, from the Anchor Club. Hottesaes for ths evening were Miss Elsie Farley and Mrs. Jerry Jernlgun. Seventh. Birthday Party P E A R ABBY: When a man offer* a lady a cigaret. what is the proper pro­ cedure for lighting It? Does By Abigail Van Buren the man light his eigaret first and then offer the lady a light? Or tkies he tight bers first? I have seen so many men light their ow n rigarrti first and have w on­ dered why ’ Ladles First'* doe* not apply here. Sompone said a man should light his own eigaret first so that the lady doesn't get the first fumes o f the match. Is that so? CURIOUS DEAR CURIOUS: ’ Ladies First” applies here as it does in other instances. I would let the match burn off the ’ ’ first fumes,” then light t h e lady’s eigaret first! Resides, if it's ca n ­ cer she wants, what’ s the hurry? * • • DEAR ABI1Y: Please print this am] make a lot o f guys happy: “ Dear laist Some Blood: “ l wish you »x-M srine* would qull trying In collect glory for doing what a lot ot men In the other branch­ es of the service did snd DruwJby It Is a'ways bad luck when you lose a game or slam be­ NORTH fD) M cause o f a had break in 8QII WAT’ trumps, but it is bad play ♦ J* when you fait tu guard ♦ A K Q J 10 8 against lha bad break. W IST RAST South’ s six-spade contract AJ943 AT VU2 VKJIOStt was reasonable Indeed. He 8973 8KQ10 8 only needed a 3-2 break In 4 t) trumps and a 5-1 break In * 1 7 4 1 MOUTH club* to make alt 13 tricks. A A K 1081 South won the opening lieart 49893 ♦ AIJ3 lead with dumm y's ace. He ♦ 3 led a trump to his king and Both vulnerable a second trump to dummy's South W*«t North Rial queen. East showed out and Paia 1¥ 1* 1* the fat was In the fire. South 1*9 I’ * sa I’aM a * Pa** Pa** » ♦ could not make his slam any 4 * Pai# Pm Vasa more, in fact lie could nut 8 a Opening lead—YU even make five-odd. He play­ ed tw o more rounds o f Irumps in the vmn hope that heart. West did not hold a second South commented that he heart to lead to his partner, bad guarded against finding but West bad that second four trump* in iliu East hand. By Shirley Wentworth 51 r. anil Mr*. Robert Kovratski honored their son Ruge i, on hi* iiiventh birthday with a party at thvir homa •n Shirley Drive, thar Lake. A group of playmates were Invited for 3 p.m. The party wus held in the curpurte which was decorated with col­ 1Friends Honor orful streamer* and balloon* creating a party atmnipher*. The youngster* enjoyed a scries of appropriate game* with prirea awarded to the six winners. Refreshments nf rake, ice cream and punch were served by .Mrs Kowalski. A misaile theme wit* used in decora­ tion*. Tile buffet table an 1 birthday cak* ctrrtfd ou t lha thema with ■ larg* w hite cak* ibrorataed with chocolate. Floating In the punch bowl was a block of ica with a min­ iature rocket on a pink launch­ ing pad and a missile stood hy the cake. The guests donned party hats and leis and each one was given a favor and a choc­ olate bar of candy. iTaymutrs helping to cele­ brate th* Idg day were Ralph Neely, Harold Brown, Charles, Ilob and John Chap­ Ruby Alexander, J. T. Eld- man, Max Wsinar, J e ff and r i d g e , Jacqueline Winters, Doug Krrtucr, Paul Kenski, Ferdinand Jakubcin, Carroll Mike Lewi* and th* honoree'* t’ endarvis and George Jakob brother* ami sister, Gary, llonnie and baby 5!ark. rln. Mrs. Alexander My ilernire Kelsey Mrs. Lonnie Alexander, of Oviedo, was guest of honor at a recent stork shower .it the home of Mrs. G. W. Alford. Co-hostesses were .Mrs. Dor«thy Smithson, Mrs. Lillian Jackson, Mrs. Fern Heyfcoolds, Mrs. C lio Riggins ami Mrs. Vesta bandars is. WEEK’S MAYTAG Hi* ) |.»LI sufDilMfx.V f HATABURGER MONDAY P. M. I M ( I ) Oi***M • * * * * < « ■ (S) New* i it ts) aitasc s i o a s s u to apart* > ( I t EJltorlal I IS t i t VVssthsr (SI B r r u r t Nawa I .23 (Si VYrilhsr i 11 Souris 1:19 <«| Walter Cm nklt s C l Huntlsy-tlrlnklsr C l Ron Cochran 1:41 (9) Orbit 1 :0* (SI tttpcarS («> P « s s t (J) Zsns Orsy Thsatsr 1:19 (21 Varulsr Nils At Tbs Shrlri ( I I Ta Tsll Th * Truth (»» Outer Unv*-» I 09 ( I t I'r* Oat A 9*er«t l : J9 <»l Wss m Train (*> Thr Lucy (Show I 99 (<) Danny Th omas 1:1* ( » l An.ly OrHflth * tins. (2) Hollywood and th* Star* l*:9* (91 lirs-iMn* Point C ) Hast Side— VVs.i Sols (2) Sin* Alo n g With Hitch 11:19 (2| Nswicap* (SI Vovrs (9| Murphy Martin With ths Nsws t i l l s i*l Sports Pinal 11:11 C l Oi. * Thsatsr Ur n m (SI (4) 11:39 (1) 11:1* 1 3> Tontts Show TUESDAY A. M. I 15 <*) Nsws. VVsathsr « 2i* (Si Karin U*p»rt 1:1* (1) Canltnsnlal Class­ room I I* ( l l Collsas s f lha Air ft: it) T s is r t i l Wsks t’ p Vlnrlss t i l l ( l i Palm Marks! a s ­ sort (1) Mists Nsw* **4 w s tin s r 1:1* ( l l To**r l l ) Pr*-8rhsol r t s s n ls g 1:1* (l> Countdown News Till C ) U.cksj'* U o ip tl Tims By Ruth Millett addressed Smith." "Mrs. Alary These widows feel tliey are having something taken from them when others assume they have no right to the name conferred on them by marriage. The)'re right shout that, too So perhaps this discussion is needed; for the widows who don't know they should use their husband's name, AND for those who don't know they shouldn't deprive a widow of tier rightful name la't’s hope this clears up the matter for a lot of peo­ ple. Being buddy-buddy w i t h employes often cloud* an rx. cctilive's objectivity. Cordiality snd courteiy krep thing) on a good working keel. TUESDAY BEST 4 CYCLE SUEDE ( LOTH For Carry Out Orders Pleas* Phone 323-9818 W e ll Have It Ready • • O O 4 Cyrlr# Fully Aol«m*Dc l int Filter Tub Water Temprratur* Kflrclsr • Giant Si** Tuh O ,w*frty Ud Bn itch O Rust Proof Jhcm k IJ dju MAYTAG It ATF.D NO. I la Lrading Analysis Report Ulhs Wsilse* Nawa Word for Word ( I ) Pries Is Right TUESDAY P. M. l t : l l (It L s t i at MT* (1) E rn la F a r* Bhaw (2) First Impression 11:19 t l) Father Know* Util ( I ) Saarak row far T **sar­ (3) Truth or Constnuances 11:11 (I) OntSlng U gkl 1:01 ( i ) Iltsh slo r Fath ar (1) Osnirat m wuiptlal * < !) Nsws 3:11 ( I ) As Th* WartS Turn* (2) t i l l (I) 1:11 ( I ) (!) Polsnc* I-affttms Password Ann Southern lit* (I) Art I.ln k lr Htr STARTS SUNDAY Bob .Mi trim at In “RAMPAGE* (I) Psy In Court It) Th* ivoeror* 1 9 ) 1*1 To Toll Th* Truth 12) Loretta Young (1) Quaaa Far A Dap 1:14 (41 Th* Edge of Nlaht o v ttt ( ilex's H IUf I N T HI AT Rl (9) W k * p s T e a Treat (2) Ton Don't Fay S II tl) Douala* KAwarii New* •t il ( l l Barrsi arnnw TON IT U A T I K I . Is* Tints TinO-Atss Firs* Halt H r s t s l r i Oa lo * abas* •era Still A Marking Ilf* ' AeoArinr Assort “ !)#** A ttar* o r* a » ry r , , k r w i u t A t oiia onto T i n ' s Dsllrola C l T rsllro s sls r (1) Th* March dam* I 19 lit ITncta Watt (2) Hums A Atlcn I II (I) Marsrlck ( I ) Cartoons I II (2) Ncwsi-op* (41 Losv* li To n*sr4r rawAitiaw* Sarkis UlsoooN . Cato* Star Role HOLLYWOOD ( U P I ) - A br Hlyth ha* b**n offered a 12O M «« week •tarring rnla in "Sound of Jlu iir" for a stock tour o f th* country. f tirve) R I DE - I N TMtATRf KIIOXN FA a -)» u MON. . TUBS. TV RENTAL • Sale* • Bertie# X T I K I I I L H O F SHOWS -N IK k lk U N I N D ” M art* A t TrSO X llsly , , . Iln* Tn t.s n a ih . • , Owl* r i n t H alt W ill ha H o . e r s lr * On arrn *A Skors Seminole T V fa j-m i Zenith Color TV Bairs JSOO Hanford Aro. Mnst rant* ■ * I M T* *ra I'n m iilrla Show , , , M s 3 'r s o Yno I (INN I2ANLT • so It Kr.tsn I t a l a s N a *■** N ttstr T h a n k Tow TU N M A XA U E M K N T Just Arrived! IlljC Shipment Of Itrnut If ill Ilook end* "Best Actor" AI'AIIK.NT AWAND MIXNIXH GREGORY PECK IX TDK i'ii.ita »:H WIVVIMt MILADY’S 81 M IT E f.ifla - Carda • Rook* (Formerly McVIcara) 210 E. Flrat St. to - GREGORY PKK I Flemings fn iin X O V K I. — lo k illB ^ g , MockingWrd Made Of lira.** And Onyx . . . Jual The Thing For A Special (lift. $10.93 Sportswear — Skirt* Slack* — M rskila Fabric* 3IT -0313 j u d Mctyicur (II Uld-KU. Nsws Ml Cnltiin 13 Inrh O f fine Imi S. I'ark i Lsis oa* 111*# (I ) Th* McCoy j 11:39 t») Boren K 'y* tl) Pat* A 01*Sya M I-F K A T l'N IS IU « OX I T PENNEY’S . ’OR A LIM ITED TIM E O N LY I A L W A Y S F I R S T Q U A L IT Y - Toddletim e4 sle e p e rs reduced reg . 2.19, sizes 1 to 4 $ for 5 reg. 2.49. sizes 3 to 8, 3 for $6 Once ft y e a r. . . and only once a year . . * Todtiletimu (your Ixf-it buy In bleepers any time o f year) , , . go on aide at atock-up prices! Count on Penney'* to improv* ’em too. Now every Toddletime cotton knit If I’aknit® fabric that assured you like-new longevity after e n d le s s washings! AUTOMATIC WASHER NOW OPEN FRENCH AVE., SANFORD Spanish ( f t I b a r* La ay By Oswald Jacoby As Lincoln R IT Z Aar C ) December Rrld* tli*9 IS) Concentration I SI Mutts lie had done that all right. If East held four trumps he would have been able to finesse against the Jack and I 9* ( I ) kllrlitr K r n n s Skew I »S ( I ) Cspl sl a N a n i s m s make all the tricks, but South I SI ( I I w s t l k s r s a * Nswa could have guarded against t i* ( l i Todir ( I I Cartsartlt* any < t break. All he had to do was play t 01 ( I ) Jt r k U t s n s a 1 ( 1 Lamps at I.- .truing lds ace and king of trumps. C i Barrels* East would have shown out, 9:1* (SI Romper Room (2) (Isis Ktorni but South would be In no trouble at all. He would sim ­ ply have started on the club suit amidiscarded hi* two NEW YORK ( U P I ) —Jason hearts « n the second and Itobarda Jr. will »ta r in Rob­ third club leads. West could ert E. Sherwood'a “ Ah* Lin­ have trumped in then or wait­ coln in Illinois" on the Halled while more clubs were j mark Hull of Fame next Feb­ playesl, hut the result would ruary in a 00.minute NilC-TV have been the same. When­ rotor special. ever West trumped he would This will be the noted acj have had to let declarer in tin's initial purtruyni of the [ and the queen ot trumps role made famous hy Ray­ would he an entry for the mond Massey in the oriuinnl I rest ot dum m y's clubs. east o f the IlCtll 1'uhticr SPECIAL — STARTING BIG 2115 Hale to write letters? Send one dollar to AHItY. Box 33tl5, Beverly Hills. Calif., for Ahhy’ t new book­ let. “ IIOW TO WRITE L E T ­ TERS FOR ALL OCCAS­ IONS.” AAtujtoq m Games were enjoyed and refreshments of cake, sand­ wiches and punch served by thc hoifesses The cake was decorated with pink and blue booties. Guests included Mines. Lin­ da Hickson, Lois Galloway. •Bryant Hickson, Billy Meeks, Tltarold Lyles. A. W. Bidder, THIS What’s on your mind ? For a personal reply, send a self - addressed, stamped envelope In Abhy, Box iUtlj, Beverly Hills. Calif. • • • Television Tonight l’ riie-w Inning play and Inter in thn motion picture version. N ow and then I gel all SOS years,' as though that made a woman'* page editor a difference. “ I can't seem to make inking me to discus* a par much headway in tills m at­ Ocular problem. Today, the ter, though I have been w ork­ request is: ing on if for several years. “ W on’ t you please tell wo­ “ I'erhaps if you would write men that until a widow re­ something aluuit it, the wi­ m arries dm continues to U98 dows in our town would heed what you have to say.” her husband's name? All I can do is to say that ” We have a mini Ivor of wi­ tlte editor i* right—and that dows in our town who insist Mrs. John Smith doesn't be­ they should be called ’ .Mrs. come Mrs. Mary Smith when Mary Smith’ or Mrs. Eliia- her hutband dies. She re­ both Drown,' instead of ’ Mrs. mains Mrs. John Smith the John Smith' or 'M rs. Thomas rest of her life, unless -Jie lirown.* marries again and takes an “ On our society pages we other man's name. try to follow tha rules of There'i another lid* to this etiquette in such matters, story, however. I receive let­ but these widows protest. ters frequently from widows “ .Some of them seem to complaining (hat though they think a widow has no right to have continued to m e their continue using her husband's husband's name, others d on 't; name. Others argue; 'But my that most of their mail, even husband has been dead for from friends and relatives. Is from ROBERT KOWALSKI, center with two playmate* at hia birthday party (Herald Photo) At left is Max Weinar nnd right, Paul Kenaki. took In their stride. Coma on, now, the war has been over for 18 years. We all had a rough time. Forget it. The rest o f us did. •TACIFIC VETERAN’ * DEAR A B B Y : 1 want to let you know that I don’ t think you arc an old fogyfur not approving of a ffe c ­ tion-showing in public. I im IS and am going to have a ba by in M irrh. I with my mother had been more strict with me In pub­ lic and m aybe 1 wouldn't have done » o much in pri­ vate. SINCERE • • • On(Bhidqsi to Jh c tdomsm: I * L **MORB PEOPLE USE MAYTAG THAN ANY OTHER WASHER” With Trado OVER 11,000,000 MAYTACS HAVE BEEN SOLD We wish to take this opportunity to thank our many customers throughout Central Florida for MAYTAG FACTO* T their loyal patronage throughout the years. It has >tud*t A ' 00 been a pleasure to serve you. SERVICE ir w o v io ^ M O O N E Y Appliance Service ilg B t L T •TJ6 S. Sanford Ave. Ph. 323-0097 SAVE NOW ON A ll i Tf �l *- I By Dick Turner Legal Notice XOTICR O F H I T tlon o f Block* 31 A 33 nf Angtedala K -l • acre*, TOI.ROUKRT HOMAN K E N . NF.DT. JR. and If m * r . (.o x o x r o o n . f l o r (d) That part o f Lot IT. rlad. ------ KENNEDY, hi* I D * . R i n i R i I M n T H R IX Block P, i f D. R. Milwife, and NELDA Q. T K X T fO X o r T H R C IT Y c h ill's aurrey o f th* KENNEDT. All Partti* R 1T M D IT ! T H H im M U Le v y Grant aa racordad claiming lnt*r**t* by, U H I T I T O A X .X E 1 C K R T A IX In Plat Rook I. Page (. through, under or agalnat u io < i.v ix n r m i n r o M o f tha Publla Racnrda of aald RORKIIT HUMAN TH E P H R 'C r r ( O I I P . Kemhtol* County. Florida, KENXKD T. JR. and If » t r . i o r n o n rrrv a x d ly in g Wait of Htata married. -----KENNEDY. w m ix thr r ir k rat x Road 15.(44 and North T, hta wlf*. and NKLDA O. of road rig ht-of-w ay KENNEDY. conveyed to Hamlnola be rr e x a c te d b r th » TOC AND EACH OF TOtT County by dead recorded P*oplt o f tho City of bong In Official ltacorda Hook ara hereby notlflad that suit wood, Florida; ha* bean commenced agalnat 1. Pag* 71, In aald t. That this Ordinance clerk * office iChurch you In tha Circuit Court o f •nactad pursuant to Section Street), laaa th* North It tha Ninth Judicial Circuit o f 171.44, Florida Statute* for tha Htata of Florida In and chain*. m i. (•) A parrel o f land I K for Hemlnola County, tha a b ­ S. That th* Clip of b m r faet *<iuar* ly in g and breviated till* o f whleh l*i wood. Florida hereby declare* bein g at the Southeast PEOPLE** HAVINGS BANK— Ita 'mention to annet to tha corn e r of th* Houth H BRIDGEPORT, Cit y of Longwond, Florida. . Plaintiff, or that part nf Lot 17, Ilia aspiration o f thirty <I<11 B lo ck H. o f R . R . , Mltdaya from tha adoption » f Ihla rhell'a Hurrey ,» th* R u B E n T ROMAN KBNNRDT, Ordinance, tha foilcaring deeLevy Grant, according lo Jll.. *1 at crlbad parcola o f land l>ln| Defendant^ plat racordad thereof In contiguous to tha praarnt Plat Book 1, Tag* 1. In Chancery No. 13431 boundarlaa o f tha City o f Tha natura of thla (ult la Pu blic Record* o f HamlLongwood. Florida, and bain* nol# County, Florida, ly­ a foracloaura o f that certain In Hemlnola County, Florida: mortgaga from aald defen­ in g M'aat o f Htata Road (a ) Tha North S of that (on. North o f Htata Road dants tn plaintiff, dated D ec­ part o f Ixit IT. Block I) (31 and Houth of Road ember It, 1919 and recorded o f D.R. Mitchells Survey rig h t-o f-w a y rnntayed December 39, 1959 In O f fi­ o f tha 1-evy (Irani, ac t o Hamlnola County by cial Racnrda Book 571 page cording to tha plat radead recorded In Offi­ 493, o f tha Puhllc nacnrdl n f rurdad tharauf In Plat cial Record! Rook 1. Hemlnola Coonfy , Florida, en ­ Puok I, P a ia I. Public P a go 71 In said clarka cumbering that certain pt*c* Records of Hemlnola o rflc* (Church Htraet): nr pare*' of property located, County, Florida lying being In »*ld Maid parcel of land being situate, an Wcat o f Htata lload t‘>». particularly daacrlbed aa County and t l*. to-wltl North o f Htata ltoad 434 loot tl. Blue "Q". HI'Nfollowa; Beginning at Inand Koutli af Hoad 1.AXD ESTATE 4. a aubt e r a a e t i o n nf M'aat R ig h t-o f-w a y conveyed dlvlatnn, according to a r ig h t • nf . way of to Hem Inote County by plat thereof records I In Ht.ua Road 15-(on anil Read racordad In Off! Plat Book It page! t* to Northerly rig h t-of-w a y rial ltacorda llook I, S3 o f ih# Public Hacord* nf Htata lload 43* Page 71 In aald clarka nr Hemlnola County, F l o r ­ (k n o w n aa Laitlgwoodofflca (Church Street) M'agnar Road) run M'aat ida. Described aa follow*: EACH UF YOU IH REQUIR­ • lo n g tha North rightBeginning at concrat* o f-w a y nf Htate lload ED to file your enawer or monument at Intersao other written defense* tn tha *34 * Iltaunea nf 154 feat (ion o f Westerly right In point, thane* North­ Complaint wl’ h Ih# Clerk o f u f.w a y nf Htata ltoad erly on a lln* parallel tha Circuit Court of Hamlnola 11*110 and tha Huutharto th* M’eat right-of- County, Florid*. In this p r o ­ ly rig ht-of-w ay of w ay lln* nf Hint* Road ceeding and lo ears# a o p e Church Htraet. rut: M'est 11-440 a distance of 114 thereof upon tha plaintiff's along Houtharly ylsht feet to a point; thgnc* attorneys, whoa* names and of-w a y o f Church Street Kaatarly nn a l l n a addressee are hereinafter art to Northwait cornar of parallel to th* North forth. •• reoutred by law. aot aald I n i 17, Block D righ t-o f-w a y llna of later than th* lat day of N o v ­ It.II. Mltchall'a aurvay of Htata Road 134 a dla­ ember. 19(1. In default thereof tha Levy Urant; them* tanc* af 114 feel to • the cause wilt proceed a t Houtharly along th point In tha M'esltrly parte upon th* entry o f a Mast lln* of aald but rl ght-of-aray line nf Deere* Pro Confaa** agalnat II a dlatanr* of 113 1 Htata Road 15-144; you. faet to a point; thane* thanca Houth along tha M'lTNEHH my hand (ad Mi* Kaatarly 15111 faat to a M'cat righ t-o f-w a y line of ficial seal o f said Court tn point In Waatarly rightto Ht*t* Road 11-444 a Hemlnola Coanty. Florida, thla o f -n a y lln* o f Htata dlatanc* nf 154 feet to 3(lh day of Keptambar. 19(5. ltoad 15-tu». aald point a point of beginning. (HEAD) being 104.1 feat South of Arthur II. Barkwlth. J r . ff> All that portion o f th* tha point or bagtnnlng; righ t o f way o f IT . s Clark of tha Circuit Cour* the tic* North! y along By; Itartha T. Ylhtra H ig hw ay 17-9! which Mast right-of-way of • hula any o f tha aboveDeputy Clerk Htata Roa d 15-100 a dieBE A It D AM . OIUDLET daacrlhad property, tanca o f 104.1 faat to I. That thla Ordlnanca ah >11 AND LEM'IS, point o f beginning. (b) Th* Houth >r of that ha published one* a week for Attorney* for Pla intiff part o f bot 17. Block U, four M l consecutive week* In 14 North Court Ayanua of D. It. Mltchall'a Hur­ th* Hanford Herald, a Newa. Poal (Ifflea llo t 373*. ray o f th* I.aay tlrant paper puMMhed In Hemlnola Orlando. Florida. Publish Hr pi. 1*. Ocl. V »*, according to plat record- County, Florida. 4. That the ahoye-daacrlbed 31, 19(3 ad theraof In I’lal Book tract* u f land In the a ggre­ CDM-U3 1, Page 1, Public Hacord* o f Hamlnola Coun­ gate contain less than tan (141 IX THE CIRCUIT < O t'R + ty. Florida, lying Meat registered elector*. ji D iet(i. rm ci-rr 1. That thla Ordlnanca shall x i x t i i of Htata ltoad (no. North of Htata ltoad 111 (known taka e ffe ct Immediately upon OF Ul.DRUM IX AND FOH aa th a Longwood- Ita final passaga and adoption. MIXIMII.K COCXTV. I. That all Ordinances nr CIIAXCKRV XU. I l l * Oviedo lload) and Houth o f rig ht-of-w ay convey- parts o f Ordinance* In conflict FED ER AL NATIONAL M O R ^ ad lo Hamlnola County harawlth ara hereby repealed. GAGE ASSOCIATION, a lor* ADOPTKD at a regular por* tlon. by daad racordrd In O f­ Ft lin t If A ficial ltacorda Hook I. meeting nf the City Cniincll of tha City o f lerngwood. Flor­ ■Vf. Pag# Tl. In aald da rk* offlca (Church Htraet): ida, thla 13th day o f Heptem- VERNON B- DAVIS and F A T I ll l'I A A. DAVIS, hie wlf*. Mora particularly des. ber. 1943. Defendant*. A. It. Lnrmann, Mayor crlbad aa followa; Begin­ TOI VEIt.NON 11. DAVIH and ATTKSTt ning at th* Interaction PATRICIA A. DAVIH. hi* o f Waatarly right-of-way Onnia It. Hhomata wife. M'HOHE RESI­ o f Hlata ltoad 11-144 and City Clark DENCE ARK UN K.VO M V Publish Sept. 1(, 31. 34 A Oct Northerly right-of-way AND IV H O S E LAST 19*1. of Htata ltoad 111 KNOWN ADDRKHS DU (known aa Longwoud- COM-74 UHATC INFANTRY, M anner Hoad) run M'aal F n llT JACKSON. along Northly rlgha-of. la tha (’start af the Cewaly SOUTH CAIIOLINAt Jadaa. aamlael* resewty. Htata war o f Htata ltoad 111 TOC ARE HEREBY NOTI­ f Florida, la Probata, a dlatanc* of 1(3.1 faat FIED that a Complaint t* to M'aal lln* of l o t 17. la ra lb s Fatal* a ll foracloae a certain mortgaga Block D. I*.II. Mltchall'a IIK.VIIY LOMU th* following T)ec*a>ad. encumbering Hurray o f l*a«y (Irani ilea,'ribed real property, to-w it ; FIX (t, XOTIC95 a* racordad in Plat l o t 19. Block U SUNNotice la hereby given that Book t, Pag* 1. Public LAND ESTATES, a aublltcurdg of Haniltiot* th* undersigned will, on the dlvlalnn, according tn a County. Florida, thane# twenty third day o f October, plat thereof, recorded tw run Northarly along th* A. D. 1X3, present to th* Plat nook 11, p*gt> 14 t o Matt lln* of tail IT, a Honorable County Judga o f 33 of th* Public Record# Hamlnola County, Florida, her dlalanc* o f 11!.! faat to o f Seminal* County, Ftora point; thane* Eaatar- final return, aeeount and vou­ bla. ly 113.(1 faat to a point cher*. as Ese-utrl* nf tha In tha Waatarly rlg b t-o f. Katata o f IIKNIIT LOMU, de­ Tog ether with tti* fo llow in g dearrlbed property attach*.! ceit iad, and at aald time, then way lln* uf the Htata ltoad 15-(04, aald point and Otar*, make application tiler* to: Ona Duo Therm fall) W stl being l o o . l fait North o f In tha said Judga f o r a final lleatar. Modal 131-1. Ser­ tha point of baginning; aaltlamant nf her administra­ ial 99E13 thenra Houtharly along tion o f aald ratal*, and for Ona GE (electric) RangM tha M'aal rlghl-of.way an ord er dls-harglng EM5IA Model 1K1KH. Serial X R lln* o f Htata ltoad ll -(4 4 ClIAltbCT L U M 1 I a* auch 1)3(917 (llullt-tn) a dlatanc* nf 311.1 feat K ia cu trli. One OB (eleelrlc) Ovag lu t e d thla th* 17th day at to a concrat* monument; f Built-In), Modal I tt R t w S . thane* Kaattrly along September. A. t>. 19(3. 1*1 Kmm i Charley I.umh Serial YltO(397( aald Waal rlght-ofway Ona GR (electric) R e fri­ Ai Ksecutrli of th* Kelate Hna o f Htata lload t i ­ gerator, Modal LAtrtlft. of IIKNRT bUMH. led a dlatanc* of 11 faat Serial NR(43j44 Da,-eased to a concrat* monu­ On* 14 Inch Victor Climax ment; thence Houth a- RTF.NHTROM. DAVIS (electric) Kitchen E ih auai long aald M'aatarly right- 4 MetNTOflll Fan. no modal *r aerial o f-w ay lln* of Htata Attorney* for K ia cu trl* numbers. ltoad 11 •(44 to point of Kdwarda Ilulldlng Ten Venetian Blinds fm *Hanford. Florid* beginning airludlng and tal) manufactured by Sen* adapting therefrom a Putallah H*pl. 31. 14 A <Vt. T, ka rlk Glass A Paint C o m ­ parcel 114 feat aquara II. 19(3. pany, Hanford, Florida, no at tha Southeast corner Cl 111-94 model nr aerial numbers, thereof daacrlbad aa fo l­ has been filed agalnat you In xiyrim low*; Raid parcel of land being particularly des­ ELECTION OF TW O SUPER- tha above-etyted ault. Ih* abort FUR TER M S OF till* o f which la Federal N a ­ cribed a* followa: Begin­ VIHOllH YEARS EACH F o il tional Mortgage Aaaodattow, ning at Intaraactlon of FOUR Meat right-of-way o f HEMINOI.E Hull, CONSERVA­ a Corporation organtard nndar an Act o f Uongrets and ealatHtata ltoad l l d i a and TION DISTRICT. Irig purauant to tha le d e r a l October 1". 19(1 Northly right-of-way of National Mortgaga AaaoclaPursuant to lb# Soil Con­ Htata Road l i t Iknnwn Act, Chapter 111, tlon Charter Act. hiv in g It* a* b o n g wood • Wagnar servation principal office In the Ctty lload) run H’ etl along FlarMa Mtitfutv* uf 1515 iml M'ushlngton. DUtrlct o f th* North rlght-ofway Ch*pt*r f M l i o f l i l t * nolle* o f Plaintiff. varau*. o f Htata Itoal l i t a dla­ I* hereby given o f i n tlec* Columbia. tanc* o f l i t faet to tlon lo b« held on O.Jtober 1®. Vernon II Pavla and 9*atrlc1n A. Davla, hla wlfa. Defendants point thane# Northerly on 1911, fo r Ih* fle ctio n o f tw*» a lln* parallel to th* (2) »up#rviiof « for t i r m i of and you are required to aarv* a copy o f roue AAswar or (Vail right-of-way lln* four ( i ) y •a r* *»ch. other pleading to the C o m ­ o f Htata ltoad ll- in o a rolltnir f*Ue*f*> Chamber o f Com mo ret, tan- plaint on t'la ntlff# Attorney, a dlalanc# of tJd faet Slack N. rtevelamt Jr., Hulte f'ird. Florida to a point; thane* KantOviedo Drug Store. Ovlsdo, Stl Sanford Atlantic National arty on a Hna parallel Bank Building. Hanford. F lo r­ Florida to tha North right-ofFarmers (larsga, Longwood, ida- and flU th* original Anway Hna of Htata Hoad •war or athat pleading I* th* Florida l i t a dlatanr* o f 114 l*olllng placa(a) w ill b« open o f fic e nf th* Clerk o f th* feat to a point In th* th* hours o f 1:04 Circuit Court an or bafor* tha M'aatarly right - o f - way between tat day * f November, A. D. lln* o f Htata lload ll-(itv; A. M. and 5:04 P. M. All qualified alaalor* resid­ 13(3. If y o g fall to d* ao. n thane* Houth along th* Meat right-of-way lln* ing wlthlti th* DUtrlct fhatl decree pro confess.) will b* h* ellglbl* to vote la tbl* (akan against you (or (h* r e ­ to Htata Bold ll-ti'4 lief demanded I* Ih* C o m ­ dlatanc* o f 114 faet .6 *l*4tlon. A qualified alactor aa d*- plaint. a point o f beginning. This Nolle* shall ba publish­ From Northweet corner flnad In tha Florida Holt Con­ Act Include* any ed one* a week for four c o n ­ of I..it 17. Block D. o f servation secutive weeks In Tha Hanford parson qualified to vote In It It. Mltchall'a Hurvey of I.*ry tlrant aa racordad ttaneral election* under th* llarald. a nawepaptr circulated In Plat Book t. Pag# 1. t'onatllutlon and Htatutaa of In Hemlnola County, Florida. la also a Datad Ihla 31th day *t Sept­ o f Puhti* ltacorda of this state who He inIno I* County; Run landowner In the herein nam­ em ber. A. D. l t d . ed district. (SEAL) Southwesterly along th* I . II llulllngawnrtb. Ad­ Arthur tf Beckwith. Jr., M'aatarly lln* of aald ministrator Clark o f Circuit Court Lot 17. aald line being Stats Soil Conservation By; Marsh* T. VlhUa alao th* Easterly lln* of lln.: rd D. C. Angladal* aa racordad In puhllah Sept. 33, 14 19(1. Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. Plat Book 5. Page* 1« and Carroll Burk* 4 1( nf Public Record* C D M -lt Attorneys to* fTvlnllff of Hamlnola County a P (> Drawer I dlatanc* of ( I K feet to Shop the Herald A di where Hanford. Florid* a point of baginning; ton thane* Houthwaatarly local merchant! offer their Publish kept. JJ A (VU. | **, 31. 1943 along M'ealarly line of belt buys. C D M - lll •aid tail If, >05 faat to th* North right.of-way lln* o f th* LongwoodM'agnar lto a d . run thence Meat along aald North right-of-way lln* 435 9! faat to M’ eat line ^ a iitu r i IfrralJi j S of aald Ansl'dale. being alto tha Kaat llna of Haclton U, Tract :* fioath. Rang* 10 bait, ^ BHURNFOli ADVtRTK8WHl4H run thanca North along •aid M'aatarly lln* ef Angladal* 9J1.9 feat, run thanca Houth ICO*' K a n ( t i l l ' to tha point of a iit H .x t x t'K x o . i n o « n ix .t x < t ! o r r* r —ni c r J r ir rz14 L ir if IT uT iiST 2 T zr m u it ar «■S’ LB i sr M ii u 2“□ LPj iT □ □ *r 5T <0 wn CBKlQt * * w ( 4 r J rj d £ E ar JI n£ w ■J 1 m * Legal Notice * *w « �W h y D o T h e Job H a lfw a y , F o r F u ll A d v e r tis in g R esp o n se U se T h e H e r a ld , F A 2 -5 6 1 2 Classified Phone 322-5613 322-5612 Office 204 W. First RESPONSIBILITY: Tin Herald will one be r* ■ponilble for more than ona incorrect insertion of your ad, and reierrea the right to re* vile or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform to the policies of thli paper. DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tu«*., thro Fri. - 2 P. M. day before insertion. Mon. • S a t noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tues., thru Fri. - 2 P, M. day before Insertion. Mon. - Sat. noon. Legal Notice v n r j o o r arrr BI.I,EN W DEXSO.V , ! « , known *1 Hetty W.‘ D *». •on: t o it a x i s e a c h o r ton are b.rebjr rotlflea that autt has been e o m m .nc.d again .! yo u In the cir cuit Court o f the Slnlh Judicial Circuit o f the Hint* o f FlorMa In and 1 or Seminole County, the ah. hr-vlat.il title o f whh-h Hi tub n o sro .v kivi: c e n ts SAVINGS DANK. Plaintiff. -vrllA I U t T A. JBRMT.V and V O l.t.T L JERMT.V. hi* wife. •t al, Iirfemlante. In Chancery Jio. t i l l ! . The nature o f ihla autt la a fnraetoaur* o f that e .rt itn m o r t* * e e from aald rtafandania t« plaintiff. rtataJ Januarjr 1. t*S7 and racordrd Jan­ uar y 1J ISJ7 In Official Ha. corda Heolt to* |>,g« t-H " f the Publle Rirord* of s . m l nole County Klnrtda. »nenmb . t t n a that cartaln place or parrel o f property located, alluate. and li.ln* In •«!! County and State, t o - « It t !<■>! S. nioek ” A". TANfii.irtv oon s e c t i o n TW O aa par plat thara. at a* recorded In Pint Hook 3l?r Oanforb Srralfi Sept. 30, 1963 — Page 11 12. Real Estate For Sale CLASSIFIED INDEX Z. N o t ic e s • P e r s o n a ls 1. Lost Jt Fount! Y O U R Church or Group van BEDRM., 1 bath. Available 2. Notice* - Personal* By Nadine Seltzer tha end of Nov. 2U> Bamboo raiae S50.00 anil more, e«»y S W E E T IE PIE 3. Education - Instruction / and fait. Have 10 member* Dr. Sunland E atile*. Pb. 4. Transportation each aril only twenty 50FA 2-2840. 6. Food cent package* my lovely ONE Bedroom CB llouee. 0. For Rent vheery Christina* Carol T a­ Nicely fum lahed Home for 6A Special Notices ble Napkin*. Kevp f.VO for aale by owner. |7,00ti. SSOO 7. Business Kentals your treasury- No money down and 464.44 per month 8. Reach Rentals needed. Free lam plrt. Anna for 12 year*. 2608 Elm 9. For Sale or Rent Wade. D ipt. 154HT4, Ave. Ph. F A 2-3727. 10. Wanted to Rent Lynchburg, Va. 11. Real Estate Wanted LOVELY 2 Bedroom. Central 12. Real Estate For Sale VACUUM CLEANER, repair*, heat A air. White) terrau o parte, supplies for Electro­ 13. Mortgage Loans floors Built in kitchen. lux. Kirby, Hoover, Air14. Insurance Large lot in top residential Way, Rex-Air etc. Free 15. Business Opportunity area. F H A commitment. pickup. New and Uacd 16. Female Help Wanted Low down payment. 876.00 cleaners sold. FA 2-2282. 17. Male Help Wanted month. Price 811,830. Ph. 18. Help Wanted 3. Education - Instruction 322-7246. 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitter* U. S. CIVIL SERVICE LOCH ARBOR 21. Beauty Snlons LAK E front 3 bedroom home TESTS! 22. Build - Paint - Repair M EN-W OM EN, 18-52. Start on paved street. Only |8th) high as ilu:! 00 a week. Pre­ 23. Btiildinp Materials down end assume ft>0 per paratory training until ap­ 24. Electrical Services month payment. Total price pointed, Thousands o f job* 25. Plumbing Services only fUi.OuO. open. Experience usually 26. Radio & Television RUBERT A. WILLIAMS unneeeaiary. FREE in for­ 27. Special Services Realtor mal iou on job*, aatarlaa, re* 28. Laundry Service Raymond Lundquist, Aeso. 29. Automobile Service qulrvmenU. W rit* TODAY FA 23931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 29A. Auto Accessories giving name, address and “Well* YOU didn't hav* to scraps hard osmsnt off 30. Machinery - Tools phone. Lincoln Service, Box ONE 4 Bedroom House, One his fsstT 31. Poultry - Live stock 40, c 'o Sunfurd Herald. 3 Bedroom House. Sanford 3 1A. Pets area. 322-2744. I ll, Heal Estate For Sale 6. For Rent 82. Flowers - Shrubs BEDROOMS. D t baths. FURN. Apt 2300 Mcllonville. S NEW’—3 bedroom Homes, 33. Furniture BABY B E E F -A b erd een AnSwimming pool. Furn. or by owner. 838-8309. 84. Articles Tor Sale gu* Supreme quality. For Small unfurn. 2 bedroom unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. 3 LA Swap or Exchange your freeier. Ph. FA 2-7714. homo located near hoipllal. ONE 4 Bedroom Ilou*e, one Sunland. 35, Articles Wanted FA 2-3931. 165. Robert A. 3 bedroom House. Longwood 1*6. Automobiles - Trucks 6. Ftir Rent William*, Realtor. JOILN E. FOX area. 838 3911. 36-A Autos Wanted REALTOR Furn. Apt 2 BEDROOM LAKE MARY. Furn. 2 bed ­ 37. Boats - Motors no N. Park Ave. 323 0539 FA 2 06-41. room Apt. FA 2-4962. 38. Motorcycles - Scooters V A - FHA NEAR Paula School; new 7 39. Trnilers - Cabanas 2 BEDROOM lluuie. Call U R G E 2 Ilr. Kit. Eq., $50 Property Management room home. 1 acre lot. Ph. 40. Farm Equipment 322-87iW belnr* 8 a. m. 3 Hr. 1*3 bath |90. Broker FA 2-3378. FA 2 0879. FURN. Efficiency Apartment Exceptionally nice A Furn. 1. Lost & Found NEW LOW d ea n 2 Br. central airJim Hunt Realty for one or couple. Light* & water Included. Available October lit. $ « . FA 2 73211. LOST: Flreitone 600 girl’* 26” Bicycle. Blue 4 white u ilh chrome fcmlere and 2 1 BEDROOM Duplex Apt. saddle baskets. Reward. FA furn 706 W. 4th St. Ph. 2-3630. FA 2-3610. o r oiu n > \ > rK %m i VAi i r i M i i i* n urn »> n r .% o r i i k e t TO WHOM IT MAY Co V Cl*nv* Notice Is h*r*by ulf* «n th4| th# City CommUsIon of tits City of s.inforil. KI•*r - TWO Bedroom Houle, kit« IIIa. st It* r*«cul* r runtime chen t'<iuippcd. On Luke held! »n 23, VM3, al ths City Hall In th* City of Golden, near Air Bate. Dur­ Sinfordt Florid*, purfumt to ing day call FA 2 40(3 after Petition *nd nollrs h*rttnfor* given pAnstil **id sdoptAl sn 5:30 call FA 3-4738. nrdfniiftco flowing, v a it ln K . nnl *haftdf»nlnir any *n>1 *11 1 BEDtUKkM COTTAGE. *63. rliyht o f r i t y o f Bdinford. 812' i Elm St. Harrlj* Real­ Florid*, an 1 th** publlo Ip i n i tt th# ful to wins' d**c?ib#v| ty. FA 2-7913. lo ca t*1 irt tit# City o f Sanford. Florida, m l mors APT Gene Gablet Lodge pirtlcu Urly 4**cr!b"t •* fot* 2 11m. Furn. Adults 485 lows: Th# East 27 f#*l and th# Meredith Manor. Hwy. 134 Want 5 f**t o f Mipi* .Av « Ph, Winter Park 838*3551 nui « i (tndlntr from fh« North rl#ht «*f way Uric of Commarislil Sir**t lo ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom. 2 th« i*outh right o f way bath House. Fla. room , Iln# o f Fulton Atr**t. T. utility room . Kitchen equip­ IC T r a f f o r i ’ s Map of San­ ford. ped Plus extra storage By th* City Comm I Ion of A ' l E R P ' A N FEDERAL S W INOS VVP tyiAN ASSOCIA­ TION OK OR.LA.NT 'O, Plaintiff. A.MI LOAN TION, V* WlT.falAM r. AUKIJCIAPlaintiff. PNOE. »n- and p j:v iiL M. r\iiR* hi* wir#. nt*- ler their best buy* in lle n ld da sallied display ads. Legal Notice APT, $30. Surplus City. CLEAN quiet R oum i" Gable*. FA 2-0720. The CLEAN 1st floor Apartment Private eutrance, 1004 P a l­ metto. F U It N IS 11 E D Apartment. Clean and close in. Jimmie Cowan. 322 4013. W’ E L A K A APARTM ENTS: Room s private baths. 111 W. P in t St. 1 cp u -r.j \iiTH ». lm W ll .u u i o r *i rr U F'\dK. f*P.. in r u t : i i ih t i t « i »i \ m i i n n « * : m i n i i i .»; it i* in «<»!%• Government Owned Homes To make the beat home buy, see the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management Broker Jim Hunt Realty 011ir« Night FA TA 3314 Park Dr. 2 2111 2-0648 323 0700 Sanford, FU. FOR SALE ItY OWNER. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, Fla. n>um, wall to wall carpet­ ing. 323 0982. 125 F,. Cole­ LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer, man Circle. also 1 bedroom trader on large lake. Adults only. Ph. FA 2-7368. " FHA - VA~ GOVERNMENT IIOMEC I BEDROOM Apartment, tfuiet neighborhood. FA 21162 from 8:3i} to < p. m Monday thru Friday. Ph. FA 2-4501 any other time. UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom House, kitchen equipped. F A 2-3651. COLORED Girl fo r light Housekeeping end 2 pre­ school children. 11 n.m. to 7 pin. 8 day*. 8-0. PA 2-4324. 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS I AND 2 BATHS Most Kitchens Equipped Down Payment From FHA $100 VA LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS EXCELLENT LOCATIONS IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY We Can Qualify You For One Ol These Outstanding Home Buys In Minutes! For Complete Information, See Or Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER Slenstrom Realty TRE E SERVICE. Expert tree SINGER Round Bobbin equip­ ped to ilg sag and make service. Reasonable rates, buttonholea. Guaranteed.) 8 years experience. Free Aeeume 8 payment* ot estimates. Ph. FA 2-4377. 86.80. FA 3-0411. LAWN SERVICE AUTO GLASS INSTALLED AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. PAINTING or Repair Ph. FA : 7064 work. 20. Babysitters CARAVELLE Sport's DUTCH MILL NURSERY An 1903 Car. Hardtop A softlop. nuals ready now. Upsala 2200 miles. Assume pay* lid. Near Mayfair Golf ments. Call after 6 p. m , Course. FA 2 0189. ORCHID PLANTS ’ 47 CHEVROLET club coup* For Sale Radio A Heater, good body AT BARGAIN PRICES A tires. 4100 cash. Phone J. C. Bun tea Lemon Bluff FA 2-7690. BLOOMING Boses on duuble cheroker stock. 42 31) each. 1936 CHEV. 1 ton panel. Good rubber. excellent m cch. Gray Shadows Nursery cund. $300. FA 2-9253. 4 mi Ji. un Sanford Ave. PERSONALIZED Child Care. DOWN PAYMENTS 3223920. tluo Down, many homes to select from In either Pine- 21. Beauty Saloon crest, Sunland KMates or PERMANENT Wave Special Country Club Manor. Spe­ 20‘ o o ff regular prices. cial terms to Navy fami­ Open Evening* by appt. lies. These are FHA & VA Free parking lot. Services owned Homes. from tip lo tip. Cut'N Curl Beauty Shop 318 Palmetto Ave. 33. Furniture Phone door (1) 322-U834 4901 S. Park Ave. Used furniture, appliances, Phone door (2) 322-8325 FA 2 3232 anytime tools, etc. Bought - Sold. R a id Porter Beauty Shop I.arry's Mart 215 Sanford M ATURE O RAN GE GROVE Cold Wave Vino complete Ave. I'll. FA 2-4132. with crop for *4,000 cash. 11W W. 23th SL FA 2 1321 Smell, o f course, but 8 nice Sell Us Your Furniture, FREE 850 PERM. W AVE lota with paving 2 aide*. Ouirk Service With the Complete beauty Service Phone Cash. SUPER TRADING Harriett's Beauty Nook POST. FA 2-0077. 105 So. Oak. FA 2-6712 WANTED reliable couple lo INVESTMENT A REALTY take up monthly payments 25. P lu m bin g S ervices 416 N. Park Ave. 3229173 ul |t3.50 on 3 complete HINSON Si HEARN rooms ol furniture. Call 15. Huaintfttt O p p o r t u n it y PLUMBING CONTRACTING TK 8 1511, Casselberry, col Renair* & Water Heaters Irct. FREE ESTIMATES 264 E. 3rd SL 372 9143 FRHK ESTIMATE Upholstering A Mattress ren­ MAN OR WOMAN PLUMBING ovating. New A Used Furni­ PART Contracting Repairs ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. TIME FREE ESTIMATES Co., at 7W) Celery Ave. R. L. HARVEY FA 2 2117. FA 23383 VERY SM ALL STARTING 3)1 Sanford Ave 31. Article* For Sale C A P IT A L 2 6 . R a d io & T e le v is io n 18 cu. ft. upright freeter, ex­ USED T.V. Sets 410 up. Ser­ cellent cond. 42‘K) fur quick O PERATE FROM HOME vice calls 42.00. Sanford sale. U 0ti N. J’ ark Ave., S E V E R A L CHOICE T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford (re a r) Ph. 322-9363, 9 a m. TER RITO RIE S Ave. Ph. FA 29776 to 3 p. m. AVAILABLE SOON SOU TH W ARD BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY TOY ROUTE GOOD INCOME 27. Special Servicen SAN FO RD and Also Del.and Orlando Wniter Park Daytuna Beach Lee.burg Ocala plus several other area* We wilt appoint a sincere man or woman to use our sale* aids in establishing a number o f sensational selfservice "T O Y SH O P" Dis­ play* in market*, drug, var­ iety store., etc. You get e x ­ pert Company advice ami guidance. However, you must replace toys each week «nd collect money, RKQUIRKS ONLY FEW HOURS EACH WEEK VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS PARTS SALES ELECTROLUX. Hoover, Kir­ by, Re* Air, Air Way, G.E. Filter Queen, etc. Free pickup and delivery. Serv­ ing Sanford for over 15 years. Bonded and licensed, FA 2-4705. CROSBY' Shelvadorv Refrig­ erator, $75. Hotpolnt elec­ tric Range, 850. Call FA 2-5014 M. G. HODGES PLUMBING SINGER Air-Conditionmtf location Ph FA 2-4342 Park 10. Female Help Wauled 322-2420 EXPERIENCED IBM key punch Operator. Knowledge o f other unit machines der ilE 11MF TEa l ED FIRM ilrablc. Uiu)ti A Co. Mr. US N Park Ave. J A 26123 SmRh BUYING A NEW or USED CART FINANCE IT WITH US * Low Interest Rates ♦ Low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK , 1960 CHEVY Impala C on v ert Ible, full pow er; sm all down payment, taka ov er pay­ ments. 838 4034. 37. Iloatu - Motor* 13>x ft. CORRECT Craft In­ board. 73 hp. grey m a rin a engine. With trailer. All In good comb 1330. FA 2 8541. 19’ HOLIDAY. 2-40 hp. E l e c ; Ev Inrudes, j In c starling Tandom trailer. FA 1-0783. Gateway To The W aterway Rollon Sporting Goods | Your EV IN RUDE D ealer ’ 364 6 8 E . 1st Ph. FA 2 506t -- --------------------------------- - = 4 38. Motorcycle* - Scooter* 1900 H A R LE Y tbivldaon. Like new. FA 2-3920. 39. Trailer* - Cahnnaa 1902 MOBILE Home, 30 I 10, on largo k)4; sm alt down payment, take ov e r pay­ ments. 838-4034. NOW ON SA LE WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SERVICED AND INSTALLED SPRINKLER SYSTEMS FREE ESTIMATES CALL FA 2 6037 PAULA HOAD NEW HOMES 111 N. 36. Automobiles - Truck* 3-’ . Flowers • Shrub* Real Estate— Mortgage! I ll N. Park Ave. 322*2420 This is nut a Job but a cham-o PAINTING A Repairs. Work 1 Kaverina Park FA 2-7495 to get into something you guaranteed. Free estimates. ! FA 2-2677 FA 2 3829 FA 2-8300 may huve always wanted— FA 2 0250. Fred Roettger. I Evenings a business nf your own. One tl at can be handled in spate time and still leave room SEWING MACHINE for full time expansion. BY SMuKMAKER CALL FA 2-3783 3 AND 4 BEDROOMS NOT A GET 1. H i. AND 2 BATHS RICH-QUICK SCHEME WASHING Machine Service Free etlim ales on repairs. FHA, VA A Conventional If you have a desire to better 2040 Hiawatha. 322-7363. Financing! yourself — if sober, hone t, Si l t VIED l\ BEAUTIFUL and really sincere, have a RAVENNA BARK ear &. |298 (minimum re­ AND II. H. POPE C U ., INC. quired), apply at once, giv­ FA 2 4231 IDYLLWILDE ing com plete details about 206 So. Park Ave. We Have Several New Humes yourself, phone number. SIDEWALKS, driveways, paNow Under Construction, Airm ail or write: tins, etc. Free estimate. Pb. Ami V Few Nearly Com ­ 322 3306. pleted! TOY 51 KIP II AN (JIBING W'e Can Also Custom lludd Piano Tuning and Repair coup . A Home Just Fur You. W L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 34-10 58th Kucet For Complete Information Woodside 77, New York See or Call Your (iKEEN Hill \H Ravenna Park • Idyllwilde SERVICE Station fur lease. ( h o a r hit• available in Inventory take-over. Good EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT Stunstrom Realty 34. Article* For 8*1* REFRIGERATOR, washing AL1X OF SANFORD Mowing and edging, etc. Satmachine, 3 pleet living Needs experienced s a w i n g ■ faction guaranteed. Pb. room set, end tables, Reel t n i e h i n s Operators for FA 2 1117. mower, sm all Air-Com­ swimsuits and sportswear. pressor. Other household, If you ere experienced on TRACTOR Work, Mowing, yard, shop Items. FA 2-1911 factory sewing machines, disk, blade. FA 2*7664. after 8 p. m . or Saturdays, we have steady work for -4 you in i modern alr-eondi- WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SOLID Cherry Bookcase, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Uoned factory, under very length 8 ft. 9 Inches. Height All Types and Sites good working condition. Ph. 3 ft. 9 Inches. 483. TA 2-0116 W'e Repair and Service FA 2 2204, ask for Mr. CuS T I N E rlale. 1-18 cubic ft. UPRIGHT Machinery snd Supply Co. Amana Deep Freese. I* G , 207 W. 2nd St. FA 244437 E. 12 cubic f t Refrigerator, 18. Help Wanted Both excellent condition. J. ATTRACTIVE position Man 2 9 . A u t o m o b ile S e r v ic e C. Bunten, Lemon Rluff. or Woman, 23 60. Good per­ sonality and appearance, 1-PREWAY Oil Heater. Good ready to acerpt position Im­ condition. J. C. BunU-n mediately if selected. Ex­ Lemon Bluff. Scukurik Gla.v.t uml l'aint cellent opportunity for ad­ Company vancement. Part or full 210 .Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4623 READ Y M IX Concrete, win* dow sills, lintels, steps, time work. For local inter­ blocks, sand, cement, rock, view. Write fully to Sanford Auto Glass, Tops pipe, steel, grease traps, A Set* Covers Herald Box 9, Sanford. Fla. dry wells, stepping stone). 19. Sltuauonn Wanted Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 HOUSEWORK and babysit­ 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 ting. Emma Lee Thornton. SEPTEM BER Special. Ladies ALL WORK GUARANTEED FA 2-796H. A Childrens shoes $1.94 pair. Surplus City. 201 AV. 1st. 31A. Petn BABYSITTING day or night. Love A care. Big yard. PUPPIES for sale G Dach­ It per day rental for Elec­ tric Carpet Sham power wilts Meals furnished, also will shund A Fox Terrier. Anpurchavc of Blue Lustre. board. FA 2-7980. ntmal Haven Tmardlng Carroll’ s Furniture. Kennels. FA 2 3752. Child Care FA 2 2274. Priced From $(),7i)0 Seminole Realty Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $-13.50 RENT A BED Rollaway, Hospital A Baby ned*. By Day, Week, or Month CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2 3181 116 W. 1st St. NICE neat cottage. 29U44 Pal­ metto Ave. Near tin- base. v M r fti unkfiiiwn, u*d K PO.NAI>r> F VI lit'LOTH. a T%. m m i i M Suitable for couple. FA PKAHL M P.VOE. hi* \n . i n hi elnifla man, at al. 2*3821. Pefandanta. w i ft, rONNK'TK’ r i T a K .V F. R A I. 113 Cl*«rlak* n il. NOT H R UK a l t r IN IelKE lNMl' ft ANPE Of i.MPANT Florid*r u n it T u u li: KoiiK.ri.oal m : * Connecticut corpar»tlon. BEDROOM House furn. (47 TOU A i u : IIEHF.IIT Nf»TIPlaintiff, Till K IM.SAI.P FAIR''LOTH Holly Ave. Sanford. Call F1KD that a suit has t»##n V* MKUIIIKNt r.i i NKNOW N Winter Garden 630-9779 ANli 'I'll t VII pa rite* l.tlmlnir hroiighi Air a Inat j-nii, th# n*< JO.SEPli MICHAEL CULSLLT. Intareata b». Ihroueh. un­ ttui if which lm t** f«ir*c1n*« rl a!, collect. Tioftnflant* der or aauliiat the f re- • tnofttfav* of* th* h*f*lnafttr d«ucrit»*l r*al prot»*rlf M il M r; i i f al IT •aid paraun 2 HOUSES turn. 1 Newly • l ourt In f! II til # O f Ul Th# » !.< •••11» « naC4f1#'l n i» : *r% Ti; i»r T "l ARE hereby M ll a*I **«r*l«y. ildcoratvit. FA 2-2577. that a f'umptatnt to (or*- whtch th* "lit ha « t ^*n Iii* 1*98 (i I Cli CUl Court. 18-1 U«v«*rp .i elnia a certain morl * .is* *n • ftitut* ult. lit ati'l JmllcUl Clr Ninth Penn >ytv4DU Dr#*f1 III!!. tin* i|tt7. Bu.-ine>.s Ben tula FI »rM t. to-wlt: for He mtnole Co mi f'Lirothy St i ar*l«yf S Wm >*•1 tl#v#r« i: . I Icil J. SEi'l r LAKE OHf.A>flK> FU DKIUI AND IajAN A **WP»*I A BKPL AT. D r«i«l Hill. Foiinoy It anl .1 803 1st. St. 6 ROOMS. Suita SI'Hpl VISION You *r# h*r*by notifies th*t ble for O ffice. Perking accord!na 10 Hie DU1 TIuS, Plaintiff, »» *. M.I.I \\l 1 In PUt L. PAt IK. Sit. ari'l PKAIII* M- a *u!t hn* h*«n flD l *a*in*t thereof aa facu available in rear. 322-27 41 hi* wIf*. |»vf you In th# slLof* rritlt!# J l i'u t.II* 1* M l in.ok 11 . pa«« L*h*ni**ry «’** N» u :tt* rduie. anA that you art r*« from 11 • 6 p.m. Ilecorda of Samlninle C 'mi­ h« r«#l >iulr#ij to fil# irour «n*w#f Th# iltterlplk'N ly. Florida, tt you In prop*r f Involvt*!. 1mcauhI In ■vlth th* C1*fk nf tht* Court 9. For Sale or Bent baa been filed a *it>1 In aery# a ropy th#r#»if anil you S#in1 n i# County, rioritii, i* upon th* plaint.ff or pUlnUff* are required In a* * * ropy 18 foil oi*#; V V ILD* D * . t to, Block * attorney*, who## n*m# .114 1 LARGE 3 Bedroom Houses, ir oth*r of >our Aneaar MKUL. f# . rUI Iti PUt addr*** i* J«nl>lltii«, Watt*, ! A 2 baths. Uy owner. 205 Pleadlnc to tha Complaint on 4tp! Hamilton, |l.»r*k !# IMM 111, Phbllo Plain tiff • attorney ANPERK 23th St. nl# County* HaCMrd# lion ttarnett National Hank Ituildpi iN lU'SIC. PEA A If •« Nln«, Ji kaunvlll# 7, Florida, KlwriJ# PKS tk van den HERO 3:: tr* h* rnUy DtilKUd rifit lestor than Nuvtmhir £► „ I.Dkl-’.l.Y I bedroom, 2 bath. Eaat Central AveiJ-. tlrlando. j r « r*uuif*4 to fllo 1)13 If you fall to do *u a Kitchen equipped Home, Florida, and Ola the - rluloal that you ral sriiw'tr* i>» th» decree pro ennf«t»o will h« Anewer o f other Pleading In your lo w down payment. South n M mirta-u*) •Qttrod 4 Oft ? *•14 f r the office of the Clerk the I Cun’ put ht InprucereilllK* with rrI I d#ri i ani t *d In the rumPinecrest. 322 3832. Circuit Court on or before furtuius it ...... *1«rk of th* **lr*7utt Court plaint. Thin auit 1* In for#* the tat day of November. *,f rf#mlnul* C m intjr, Kl »rlda. In Ho a# a r Tic* r#al AVAILABLE Oct. 1st. 3 Bed­ If you fall to do t». v d-Tee pro cunfeeeo will be taken hUnford. Florid a. <*nd *»» ••rv# property pfs>r***d#dl »Kalu*t !■: room s, IVa ha tlis. Air-ConI lit H*. Hletrk I . al Nl. %Nil •Kitn.t you fur tin relief yi c-iepy t1i*r««»f Upon III* platn|:« t' %t l:a. m » mI»4I%UI.ms, A. I*umn* dtlion A heat. Kitchen equip demanded in the -'omplalnl. itiffU mturtiat. itrrtint tn k ft* ■ pint Ih fff. a of IU*h. R tH in*l Thta Notice ahall b. puol >hpcd. Deep well, sprinkling a«f, r*r«rilr4 In f*ln( ll*» *U ; j R l»t felVlUgatiMl ad once a w * k f.. ............ I Mjr»!»al II, pMRM IH |«« mm ul II*•' ivsleu i, beautiful yard. 8125 ,t Of tic# Ilos 314< atcutlve waaka In the Sanford W«htl#e l»Fturula. I'll lllie* lirtsifl* 4 f HI inn i»r h*fuf« Crlandu, per mu. 1U3 Lake Dul Dr. Herald. rr. U43 Ii4»lr I uud I) , I InrMi*, |t># tit! -147 ItVTKP thl» 2>>: i toj Day FA 2 87<W or Night d#cr#« \( ITNK.'.H my hand an 1 th* lUrtltt all i September, I H l Will b* tnl*r«tS of aafd Court at tfatiffird. pr.4 C44H F A 2 8331. tSKAI.I Florida, thin 3*th day of Arthtif II. Ileckwltb. Jr- »4 l#mh*r. I>33, 1 »# K \ L » Clark of Clr* ult Court 12. R e a l K -d a lr l o r S a le (OUL'Il 1' .HEAL) If. H Art: Uy: Slariha T. Vlhlen •url. ult Arthur If. difckalU i, Jr, Paputy cl erk i;l#rk uf th* Circuit LOVELY ? Bedroom block |4 mlutil C«JUfiL)S r l"rl'U Anderaun. Ituah, P#»n. Court Ityt Ma ha V. Vlhlen Home with separate din­ I.owild,> A van dan Herk r«tiru»n Uy Martha T Vtlalwu Alturntya a .id Couueellore a: X Jtii-Tlir l d and SLiriJ4 4.lt ing room. Large screened Utputy Clerk uf iU*li* It' La vv Jennlm*. Watt#, cU rk* east porch. Located on t:**t Li 132 Eaat Ceuirnl l> . , a . l and Hamilton. 12>> lUrnett |#o it tiff ice Uui IH* large corner lot with fruit, P at Ufflce Uox l i l t National Hank U ilM nr, Orlando, Florida Orlando. Florida Ja k«on*ni* 7. Florida. oak A magnolia trees. 2 rfiey* for Plaintiff Telephone H l-ttSI. 30 k Oct. PublUhl JepL 3^, f>-'t 7. 14. Car garage. By owner Ph. Publlah! gapt. Id, r>-t. T. 1* publlah S#p?. U. si, in * 21. m 3 . FA 2-(lad. * * u O ffer* for your selection these Beautiful 2, 3, A 4 Bedroom Reg. Real E itate Broker FA 2-1301 1792 at Hiawatha EFFICIENCY Apartment on First St. Near 2 city free parking lot* and shopping store*. No utility charges. Suitable for couple nr sin­ FURN. Apartment. 3 Room* gle, alto retired people. L bath and garage. 2330 FA 2 4712. Narciasu*. FA 2-3116. toT irn IMIS ROSA L. PAYTON DEHARY Home. Newly furn iihcd. Carpeting & draw drape*, breexeway U car porte. 170. NO 8-3367. Legal Notice 1 p a ct SI. Public Ilecorda o f Seminole County, Flor­ ida. BA<T! OK TOC IS REQUIR­ E D to file your anawer nr other written dafrnaaa to the Complain! with tha Clark of the Circuit Court o f s»mtno1a County. Florida. In Ihla proceadlne and to arrya a copy thereof upon tha platntllf'a attorney*, who** name* and adlreaa are hereinafter aet forth, aa required by law, not later than tha t at day of November 11(1. In default thereof the cauee will proceed ex parte upon the entry of a Pecree Pro Confeaao apatnat you WITNESS my hand and the official aaal o f raid Court In area. Available Oct. 3rd, Seminole County, Florida, Pile th* City of Sanford, riori.lt. (Sin day o f September, l i l t . this Slrd day o f S*pt*mb#r A FA 3-0999. (SEAL! D- 1M1 \rthur H. R e k w lt h . J r. »f N. Tamm, Jr. 3 BR. House. 817 Catalina. City Commission of th# Clerk o f the Circuit Court City of Sanford. Florida nys Martha T Vlhlen 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom Tty: II. N Tamm. Jr, Paputy Clerk Home*. FA 2 3683. City Clerk BK A R P A t.U tVIUPLET Ciihiiiii Sept*tnb«r I3**iAND LEWIS Atlornrya for Plaintiff CDM‘ l l FURN. 2 Bedroom House. In North Court Street Adult*. No pet*. FA 2-7664, Part Office lJos 1231 iv h i e r i m i t r n i i iir » f Orlando Florida Publlah Sept, i i * Oct, T, It. THE v t v l ' I I Jl l l i r i * ! . i l u ­ FURN. Cottage at 5 Points. l l i r iv v m i fiim «*:*■*• 11. IMS463 per month. Ph. FA 2-1487 c d j i-h j _________ v m . i; a'ni v r v . rLUHlii v. iv i i i t v i r . i i v v o . ixhvi laical automobile dealers o i­ T 7 r ill: rlH i t i r m l IIT n l' o i u . a .M mi m :d i : i u l a.vv. T in : m v i i i J i i i i n v i . ti l tr i i t o r a m i row tr.ui> * n t .r r n i vTT. f l o h i u a , chvmehv no . tw in conditioning A healing 4123. Lurge 4 Br- M u ifu lr 4160. IS. Female Help Wanted 27. Special Service* l,reriibrii«r o f l.orli A rb o r overlooking xnll rourae, Cuituni building to your •prriOrnt ion. Gr> i-tibriar developed by KINGS WOOD St. Johns Realty BUILDERS INC. * 202 1‘ airriioni Dr. I t 2-8071 CHEVR0LETS NO W AITING! Be One Of The Etrat To Own . . . A New Car That Gives You Even More In ’(ill Holler M otor Sales COMPANY Ph. FA 2-07 U �, vsrn**>- ►V v •fft •ittferB WrriIB Pag« 12 — Sept. SO, 1003 BIGGER BUYS FOR Congress Faces Year-Long Meet WASHINGTON (U P I) — legislatko. extension o f cor­ Mon. Congress wound up the first porate and excise tax rate*, nine months o f IM S O Tues. ft Wed. today and increase in the national with litany c t President Ken­ debt limit, emergency legisla­ nedy’s tup legislative propos­ tion to avert a railroad strike and aid to medical schools. als far from enactment. Faced with prospects o f their first year-round session since World W ar II, members o f both Senate and House prepared for a burst o f ac­ tivity in the final quarter of the year. The President’s two priori­ ty request*—civil rights and a tax rut— still have not been rnnrted and scene lawmakers predict that one nr the other may not get through this year. Despite Its record o f little activity on these and other Kennedy proposals, Congress ha* written into l s « a num­ ber o f measures during the first three-quarters o f HMtl. Am ong these are extension o f the draft law, feed grains MKIUT MADGES were presented by Dr. John Morgan (ritrht) to three member* o f Boy Scout Troop 34 in a court of honor at First Methodist Church. The Scouts, left to right, are David Richards, Wayne Forgenson and Jimmy Barks. (Jameson Photo) Rhine River, Once Blue, Is Polluted By Progress BONN. (U P I) Once it w as blue, end between the white-cape It reflected the proud enntln tower* and eteep vinrfardj, on Ha bank*. Whitecape It still h««, but beneath them the (thine la a brown, soupy flood. It ha* loat moat of ita re­ flecting quality. The famous Rhine Inm still aer.e their tulmon ipecialtle*. but the ealmon now U brought down from Scandinavia. The eel nerved in the inm la atill taken from the Rhine. Hut before they reach the ta­ ble, they have to epend four Weeks swimming in a tank of w ell water to w aih out the •mrll o f phenol. That's one of the prices of progress. The Illitno i* the world'e busiest river, with mure than 7 million tone of •hipping working ita surface. The much larger Mississippi U undeveloped by comparison. Railways end highways run along Its bank*, linking the great industrial concentrationa that Interrupt the for­ mats or vineyarda overy 20 or *U mile*. A ll these products o f mod­ ern civilisation and a higher •Unilnrd o f living eliminate wastes, and they wind up pol­ luting the river with phos­ phates and salt. The river m ovei along at a steady five mili-s per hour, carrying alt that salt with it. Low niun on the totem pole is Holland, where the salt is finally dumped. The United Nations Eco­ nomic Commi . slon fur Eur­ ope (E C U ) last year looked over the situation. It decided among other things, that tVV.i of the waste going into the Itlilno la from Industry, 30'.« is from neighboring residen­ tial communities and only 3% from the ship* plying the river. The sum o f this report and those by other researchers Is that pollution o f the river inc reuse* despite all efforts to restrict it, although llw West Herman Ministry of Health claims the rate o f pollution ha* been stubilUed in this country. I ho riparian states o f Hermany, Switzerland, I ranee, Luxembourg and Holland have funned tho International Comini ion for the Protection o f the Rhine Against Pollu­ tion to coordinate their e f­ forts. In Germany, six o f the li federal slates are organized ngainst Rhine pollution this In a simitar commission. summer, It took tlx weeks to T b s Allies insisted, after tho war, Hint the new tiermany have a weak central government, and strong state or provincial governments. The Idea was to prevent an­ other Hitler seizing power in the national capital and thus at one stroke in the nation. Hut it has soma Interesting side effects. One is the prulu bm o f dealing with public health, including river pollu­ tion. The Constitutional Court a year ago declared unconstitu­ tional a law giving the federal government certain executive powers in the field o f river control. Healing with river pollution, said the court. Is strictly a matter fo r the states. So when several mem­ bers o f parliament asked the Federal Minister o f Health for information on the fight the ratifying the nuclear test treaty and the House Is pected to complete action week on a military raise bill. bin ex­ this pay OVER 3:> YEARS A t First A Palmetto (A loogsid* eld poet o ff its) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpel* • Furniture • Tile • Plano* • Rental Bed* prepare the answer because (he Minister had to ask the tix state governments con- rernrd. 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"//£(/</ hoMi&iJ(jotj lain eless \ . . / r « cat a m * root F L O R I D Phyllis Rugensti-in FA 2*231 Lake Mary Nora Norris TP. *-1311 THE V u I i n n . .. STHItHO III-FI.. . and TV Set j/onr dealer A P O WE R hiirin W. Scott Bum* l j bui ld L I GHT C O M P A N Y noma* 207 Magnolia Ave. Where It’s A Pleasure To Ssrye You . . . 25th b PARK �O F /? O LL �Lego! Notice n m rrarrrr t t m «r x ix t h J r m c u L c m . c r r r a r m* u p m im > m m n r m , p im u b l T im Tan and aach o f yon nro hereby notified and required to preaent la duplicate any claim* and demaada which yon. o r elthar o f you, may h e r e against tha eatato o f ADDIE V. RROOKA, decoaaed. lata o f aald County, to tho County Judea of Semlnola County, Florida, at hla afflea In tho court houto o f aald County nt Sanford, Florida, within all ( I t calendar month* from the time o f the flret publication of thla notice. Each claim o r demand ehall be In wrlllnn, and ehall Mala tha ptaea o f roaldoacu and poet afflea addreea o f tha claimant, and ehall ha aworn to by tba claimant, bit agenL or hla attorney, and any in c h claim or demand s o t eo file d aball be cold. ft/ William Harcey Brooka Aa Admlnlitralor o f lha Katata or ADDIE V. BROOKS, Daceaeed Gordon V. Frederick, Attorney for Balato o f Addla V. Brooke, deceaeed l i t Eaet Commercial Struct, P. a Dox l i t ! Holt# t. Kirk Plate. Sanford, Florida, 131ft Puklleh Aug. IP A SepL 4. It, IP. 1141. CDL*IT I CA N T U N D ERSTAN D J T P R I S C J L L ^ W V AREhf T .WHILE! you w u n q rY f o r KNOWLEDGE ix t b e circu it court o r T U B S IX T H J U D IC IA L C I R ­ C U IT , IX A X D FO R S E R I . S A L E r o t A T T , F L O R ID A . C R A X C K B T XO. 123A4 FEDERAL XATlO.VAL MORT. a ARE ASSOCIATION, * c o rporttlon. Plaintiff. r— - LIKE I IP 1 G a r TW ENTY MORE - f C O U PO N S 1 G E T T " > A k n ittsd < a WH AT A N INS R A T S X A M ,T O COMPLAIN * ABOUT SUCH -r[ A w or th y c a u s e ]) ( T K L B P H O M C -B O O K J ^ C O V E R ' I------ AGREEDI Y MOW If V0U11 DRIVE MB port ; n i . s i m l t J ------- r S E E N MR. ■ > J0MIM9O ■ { JOVIAL M .; - 5 0 THE CYCUJfB* SHOOT BAA A COM' PLATE 5U0CBABS THE VIIIAST RATIO OP HARDWARE t o PWUJAO 19 ABIE ETEP V - t PORIEARD IN EOCKETRVi \ M0UTH91 A H u n d r e d -YEARr OLO VIOUNY____ LARD W H A r YtXITRE PLAYING AIUVO0P IN / POUT THEY GLASSES/ MY I LOOK ALL GOSH, I CANT V RIGHT? OH, SORE! ITS ( TMEYKE STRANGS JUST THE > ALL RIGHT, BUT 0BUNGEMES3[ TMYfiUKE CURED OP THEM! Jb MV HEADACHE 1 »x c H t i c n r l a . u n i r E D K R A I. NATIONAL MORTOAOR ASSOCIATION, Pla intiff n. CA RL J O n X K E L L E R and UR ACE KELL ER, b i t Wife. D efendant! i v n c i « p afr y T H B ! T A T R o p FLORIDA TO. CAIIL JOHN K E L L E R and UltACB K E L L E R , hla wlfa 14 Sudan Street Dorrheeter, Maeeachneette TOU A R E H R R E R T NOTIPIKD that a eult haa bean HI ad asatnat you In the above entitled rauae, and that you ara required to file your an* ewer with the Clerk o f thla Court and lo eerve o copy thereof upon the Pla intiff or n a l u t l f r a attorney a. whoea nanu and nddraaa lo Blohop A Boraataln, 14 Kaat Pina Slreat. Orlando, Florida, not later than October 2nd. 1141. It you fall to do an a Recrte Pro Confeaao will ha entertd xgxlnst you for tha rallef do* mended In the Complaint. Thla anlt la ta foreclooe a mort* l i f t . Tha real proparty pro* needed against let Lot 11, Block 11. TOWX* SITE O P XORT1I CIIL'LUOTA. n eubdlvlelon, a c­ co rd in g to plat theraof recorded la H a t Rook 1. pagea 14 to 14, Incluxlve, o f tho Public Raeorda o f Somlnnt* County, Florida. WITNESS my hand and lha *eal o f aald Court at Panford, Florida, thla ITIh day o f era,- t u n s ) willthio : pout s ee y 1--------v GREAT y AFFECT VOUR vwiy rr ( r a g e t ^ »UT.„ / EFFICIENCY I SHOULO./ MY GEAR-ID ---------A8 A TIMEGE7HER , V V TRAVELER? / CHARLES JESSE PUGH and LE.VA JO FUOIt. hi* wlfa. and RARRT BROOKS McOUARIUK and MART HA C. MclJUAltIUE, bla wife. Defendanta. x o t ic r o r s t r r ix UORTUAUR FO N K C LO aC R E T B i CHARLES JESSE PUGH and LRXA JO PL'OH. hi* wire. Residence Unknown IlARItT R I I I I U K H M e g U A I I t m : and MART HA C. MrgUARKIE, hi* wife, Iteildenc* Unknown Tou Defendant*, are haraby notified that a complaint to foreclo** a certain m ortgage on the follow in g deecrlbed property, eltuate, lying and being In Seminal* County, Florida, to-w lt : Lot T, Block U. PUXLAXD subdivision ESTATES. accord ing to a plat th ere, of, recorded In Plat Honk 11, pagea 14 to 33 o f tha Public Records o f Semi­ nole County, Florida. Including: On* GE Built • In Ovan I Kite.) Model No. 730113-M S-rlal No. IH R S I I -Z . On* GE Built-In Ra ng * (Elec.) Model No. tl)0 1 T PK Serial No. l o l l l l l A . On* Victor Climax Kit* chen Exhaust Fan, 10“ No Model or Serial No. On* GE Refrigerator (Elec.) Model No. f lA llT U Serial No. UT4III33. One l)uo.Therm Wall Furnaca (Oil) Modal No. 313-1 Serial No. AAII -17. One GE llot Water Heater (Elec.) No Model Nu Mor­ tal No. I P T I l t l . Ten Venetian Hllnda (Me* tal), manufactured by Roberta Awning and Van*, tUn Blind Company, Or* lu id o Florida. No Model or Serial No. ha* been filed agalnat you In ih* above styltd suit and you nr* required lo eerve a copy o f your Anewor or Pleading lo th* Complaint on Pla in ­ tiffs Altornay, JOSEPH M. MUIIA8 KO, P. O. HnX 333. Fern Park. Florida, and fll* tha original Anawer or Pleading In tha of Ilea o f th* Clerk of th* Circuit Court on or b efore th* 1st day o f October. 1)41. If you fall to do so, a d o ­ ers* pro confess') will be t a k ­ en against you for th# rallef demanded In th* complaint. WITNESS my hand and o f ­ ficial aeal o f office at Han­ ford, Seminole County. F l o r ­ ida. thla 4 th day of Septem­ ber, 1I4L (HEAL) Arthur 11. Bickwllh. Jr. Clerk. Circuit Court B y : Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk JOHETH M. MCIUBKO Attorney at Law P. O. Ilox 33) Fern Park. Florida Publish Sept. 4. 11. 20. 17. H U CD M-tt MOT RKSrONSIHILE 1 w ill S o t be responsible fo r any debt# larurred by • i j d m oth ar than myaelf. K ENNETH R. H A LL AND MY FIRST ONE 1C WILL VOi JON ME FOR COFFEE? WSCAMTAIK BETTER DtAVNUBURS. j IX THM CIRCUIT COURT OF THB X IX T R JUDICIAL C IR . c u r r o f a x d f o r b k h iXOI.K COCXTT, FLORIDA. CHAXCF.MF XO. IDS* SPRIXUFIEI.H INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS Plaintiff, Vs. WILLIAM JACK (IIIEEXE, *t ux and at al Defendant*. A RBX D BU XOTICR OF SUIT HORTOAflF. FRRKULoet MR TOi William Jack Green* and Dorothy J. Greene, hi* wife RKSIHKXUKi Donaldaonvllle, Georgia TOl Jam** J, Rob* rl*nn and Elleaa L Robertaon, hla wlfa RRStllRXCRi In an unknown State o r country other than th* Slat* o f Florida, and mailing address be* 3. according lo lha plat th ereo f ae recorded In Plat Book It, Pag* ino. Public R eco rd ! of Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida hat been filed asalnet you In th* above-atyleil suit, and you are required lo eerve a copy of you r Answer or other Pleading to lb* Complaint on Plaintiff'* attorneys, ANDER­ SON, RUSH. DEAN. LOWN­ DES A van den BERG, 311 Bait Central Boulevard, Or­ lando, Florida, and Ills tha 'original Answer or oilier Pleading In the office o f th* Clerk o f th* Circuit Court on or before the 3d day o f Oct­ ober, 1)41. If you (all to do •o, a deer** pro confesso will be taken agalnat you for th* relief demanded la the Com­ plaint. Thla Nolle* ahall be publish­ ed once a week for four eonieouilv* weeks In Th* Sanford Herald. DATE D thla IT day af A u g ­ ust. 1)41. (SEAL) Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Anderson. Rush. Dean Lowndaa A van den Berg Attorneys anil Counsellors at Law 331 East Central Boulevard Post Office llox 1311 Orlandu. Florida Publish Aug. 10 A Sept. L 12. 30, 1)41. CDL-1*1 •Siouxs IsdUq 10 Hindu tempi# hut rum*ta Unowertac ra ^ "** U Summit Kkoaedlk* 1« Flak lor eela n short locket J4 Put otf a v o id s esroUhmm 20 (Hr* unctioa ns •1 Maaaur* of a m n s u a n * 33 Gees (slang) M Gambling ■ 34 road t i n rtn M tS m W Greek meuhiiia 31 K u ' , n e w ^ OR. DUVAL CAN ANSWER ANYOUESDON YOU MAY HAVE AT THE •~*t MOMENT- iYRLBODTGUARD BG68. I'LL BE M fll DORN. I'M T w m r - r x . WEN ^ q. I'M THIRTY, HE'LL | F -> w BE 40 9 . ■ Very pradm metal 40 WretU 44 Plant) 44 Perurti Indian 41 IceDmlie txie* 4TCubr* , 43 Girl* mcLneiu* (var.) 1 T V IT- 0K --N 0H30I*/ G E E - I WCHDER IF HE'S MARRIED/ lL AMERICAN FED ER AL BAT. I N d i AXD LOAM ASSOCIA­ TION or ORLANDO and FIRST F E D E R A L SAVING* AND LOAN ASSOCIATION o r nocMBcncn. Plaintiffs, JOEL D. WHITE. *t a s and at al. Defendant#, b a r t e r a r b %l m XOT1CE IS HERKRT GIV­ EN that an tho ITtb day o f Soptamher lit * , at 11:1# A.M. at tha Main doo r o f tho Court Hone* of Somlnnl* County, at Sanford. Florida, tha underelsned rterk will o f fe r fur a il* to the hlaheet and heat bidder for caeb the following deecrlbed real pro* 11. MOLXAR'S ADDI* TIOX TO LONG WOOD. ie* cording to the plat there­ of aa recorded In Plat Hook 1, page 31. Public Record* o f Setnlnnl# Coun­ ty, Florida, together with all structure*. Improvement*. fixture*, ap­ pliance*. and appurtenance* on eald land or ueod la conjuno* tlon therewith. Thla eale I* mad# pureuant to final decraa o f forccloeu rt entered In .Chancery action Xo. 11311 now pending In the Cir­ cuit Court o f amt fo r Semi* nul* County. Florida. DATED thla 4th day o f Sapt* ember. 1)13. (HEAL) of See Don M -lM -tlK , run South t l t . t fret to St. Oer* trudo Art . thenro W e l l 111 frot. thence North 141.4 feet, thence Eaet 114 feel lo bey. Ueaa that part taken Inr It tt. 44) anil further deecrlbed a ■ a parrel about 1 1 1 feet b y I I I feet lying Eaet o f tho Smith Canal and fron ting on tha Xorth aid# o f M. R. II. Public hearing will be held In the Seminole County Court Holler. Sanford, Florida, In tha County Commissioner* room, on September 33. t i l l at !l:*n A. At. or a i lo o n thereafter aa poialhl*. Board o f County Coiumlf* alonera Semlnola co u nty, Florida by J. C. Hutchison, chair* Atteat Arthur Beckwith. Jr.. Clerk Publlah Sept. P, 1)41. CUM .11 MATTIE P. COO BU R* Deceased, m u lon er. Notice to hereby given t b i t tho undtrilgned will, on the 4th do r o f October, A. D. t ) t t , prootnt to tho Honorable County Judge o f Bomlnolt County, Florida, hor final ro . turn, account and voucher*, at K i w u l r l l o f tho Rotate nt it A r m : r . c o o b u r n . <toc«ao. oil. and at eald time, thon and there, make application to tho aald Judge fo r a final ootUam*nt o f her admtnlatratlpn of la id ootato, and for an order discharging her aa ouch E i acutrli. Dated thla the 34th day of August. A. P. tMl. Marjorie C. Tepole Ao Executrix o f the Rotate o f MATTIE r . COGULIIN D 'c ra ie d. BTENHTIIOM, DAVIS A MeINTOSIl Attorneyo f o r Executrix I’ uat Office Drawer 1131 ttanford. Florida Pulilloh A m . 11 A S-pt. Ji, lo. m i . C D telli XnTfCK OP SALK Notice Ie hereby gleen that pureuant »-t the final d e e m o f foreclot. *» and sal* en­ tered In the «. tt-o pending In the Circuit Couit In and for Seminole County. F. rid ., caep docket number 11314, tha underatgned Clerk will aell the property alluated In Mid County deecrlbed as: led (4, HOUTII PINKCHEST. Third Addition, a eohdltitlon, according to a plat Iherruf rtcorurd m Plat Rook 11, p ig e a 43 Clerk o f the Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlra Deputy Clerk AXDERSOX, RUSH. DEAN. LGtVNDKS A ran den BEItO Attorney f o r r ia ln tlf f 133 Kail Central Avenue Orlando, Florida Publleti SepL 4, m l CDM-34 TDoddexi tl-atle) • Property charge# WE'RE GOING ID PO A L . COMPLETE WORK-UP ON ^ TOUR FATHER, MR.PCU, ^ PUSPITg HIS LACK OF FoA iENTHUSIASM FOR IT. c m t n t T n . ta n x v r t m « r p f b l ip n u t n o Nolle* I* fcaroby flv on. Board o f Cbanty Commleeloa•ra o f Bomlaolo. County. Flo rIda. p r o g o i r i to rooono tho f o llo w in g .tercrtbed property. Legal Notice X ty rir R f o r r i d s Tha Board o f County Commletlonera o f Semlmil* County, Florida, will receive bid* at tha of fice o f Arthur 11. Beck* with. Jr., c le r k , la tho Court­ house at Sanford. Florida, up to imp P. M. Friday, Septem­ ber 3*. 1143, for furnishing tho following material* during the twelve tnunth period ending October ", 1)44. A. Petroleum Product*. IL Asphaltic Concrat* A Cold Patch. C. Transit Mix Concrete A Cement. D. Ill ist Furnace Slag. K. Lumber. Range tup Spedflcatlona giving des­ -C-4 Serial cription*. type% estimated quanllllet. ami nthtr ilstalls ara avaltalda at th* office o f the Hemhxtl* County Engineer. In the Courthouse at Sanford. Florida, gu a nllllsa ara appro* xlmat* and no guarantee Ie Blvsu or Iroplltil ae lo th* total amounta that wilt be required during th* perlud of th* c o m r a d e . Alt material* furnished must conform to the current Hland* ard Specification* of th* Florid* Stale Road Depart* tn*nt. where applicable. Hid* tu It* encloaetl In a eealed anvetop* plainly mark ­ ed on (he outside ‘ HID Full FURNISHING (name o f ma­ SMITH A KEATING terials). open September 33, 4 t l Rutland Building Orlandu. Florida lllds wilt b* opened on Mon­ Publish Sept. 4. 1141. day September 31. 1)41. at CDM-11 10:»4 A. M. or a* anon there­ after a* possible, at a meet­ ing to be held In the Coun­ ty Commlsalon Meeting Room In the Courthoue* at Sanford, Florida. Th* right I* reserved to BO WERY HAVINGS waive any Irregularities nr T H H taihnloalltl** In bide and tu BANK, a Savings Bank orga n lied and existing under tha reject any or all bid*. Beard o f County Commie- l a v i o f th* l u l l of Now York. alonera Pla intiff Seminole County, Florid* J. C. Hutchison, Chair­ v*. KllNEST DELANO WHITE man ami GLADYS It. WHITE, hi* Byt W. Rush, Jr, wife, Cutmty Engineer prfrndati ta. Publish September I, 11, 11(1. XtVTIl'B (IF M I T CDM-11 TH E STATE OF FLORIDA] TUi Ernest Delano Whit* XOTICfl OF SUIT )31) Maeon Creek Road n lU X C K H Y XO. I.UTT Norfolk, Virginia TIIK STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Gladys R. White TOl DOROTHY J. KENNEDY, 333) Mason Creek Road DOUGLAS W. KENNEDY, Norfolk, Virginia and MARTIN F. KEN­ You art hereby notified NEDY. a partnership M that a suit ha* been filed b /a K E N N E D Y AND against you In th* above e n ­ KENNED Y COMPANY, titled reuse and that you are Stio Mouth Clinton Street required to file your answer Chicago 7, Illinois with th# Clerk o f this Court and to serve a ropy thereof BLAND CASKET COM upon Ih* pla intiff or plain­ PANY. a Tennessee Cur' t i f f * attorneys, whoa* name porallon and address Is: Ulmer, Mur­ 404 South Mapla Sir**! chison. Kent, Ashby A Ball, Lebanon, Tenneses* I)* Florida National Bank Building. Jackaonvltla 3, Flo rir, H. BOND and CLIFF!H Ida, not taler than Ih* loth N. llGNO. a partnerehlp day o f September, 1941. it d / b ' a FUNERAL DlttBC. you fait to do ao. a decree tors exchange pro nfessn will be entered Madison, Arkansan against you lor the rellel demanded In th* complaint. the: m e ss e n g e r c o r ­ Thla suit Is to foreclose a po ratio n mor tgage encumbering Ihe 7 th Street fo llow in g deecrlbed property Auburn. Indiana In Seminole County, You, and aach of you. ar* located Florida, to -w lt: heroby notlflsd that suit ha* Lot 43 o f SOUTH PINK. been (Had against you In the CREST. First Addition, av Circuit Court of nominal# recorded In Idat Rook to, County, Flurlda, In Chancery, pagee 43 anil 41 o f the a* abbreviated title or whlrti Public nerord* o f Semin­ ta First Fedtral Savings and ole County. Florida) laian Association of Semlnola Together with (be following County, a corporation. Plaintl(f, va U. H nUHTON and Items o f property which are wife, ULKO BURTON, et al.. located In and permanently Defenilants, the nature of eald Installed as a part o f tha suit balng a eult lo forecloes Improrementa on said land: On* G.K. (electric lo.cii that certain mnrtgau* dated ft.) Refrigerator, ModFebruary 7. 1*35. and of resi l.lt-Id. serial No. rord In Official Record* ihxik UN431333 13, page 173, Public Record* On* Chelsea ID-Inch K it­ af Seminole County, Florida, chen Exhaust Fan (No encumbering the following model number o r aerial described real property, tonumber) wit: One Duo Therm (nil) Lola t e iil 3. Block It. spare heater. Model yit, Tier, D. Sanford. Florida serial No. 11111 according to E. IL T r * fOil* O K. (E lectric) Ranee, Model IJtue, aerial No. AN 34430 A Nine Metal A'enatlaii Blind*, manufactured by Henkarlk Glaea A Paint Co. (No model number nr serial numbers! On# Travers* Hod manu­ factured by Eastern Drapery Hardware Co. (No model number or aerial numbers) On* G.K. (electric) Hotwater Heater, M odel t Y 43, aerial No. WN 749**41. WITNESS my hand and tha of fici al seal o f this Honorabta Court this 14th day of A uguat, A.D. t i l l . (SEA L) Arthur It. Berkwltk. Jr. Cteik of the Circuit Court By Martha T. Vlhleu Deputy Clerk ULMER. M CIIC It ISON, KENT ASHBY A BALL Florida National Bank Build­ ing Jacksonville t, Florida Publlah: Aug. 14, 11, 19, g t pL 4. 1141 CDL-U atalled a* a pari ol the Im­ provement! on eald land; Ona UK (electric) lint Water Heater, Model YGI3AIOP1, Serial 117)4*9(5; One Cheleea (elec(rlc) K it ­ chen Exhauit Fan; On* (IK (electric) It u I I t - I n Rang*. M o d a l J333IIISS Serial X l l s l l l l t l On* tUl le leclrlc) lltilll In Oven, Model J5D3 111 UC. Serial Ylt<)tl)3<; On* (IB (elec, trie) Refrigerator. Model U S ! iIt. Serial 011441443. Together with all atructuree WILLIAM II. BENTLEY ant JUNE K. BENTLEY, hi* wife, De fendantt. All T i l E (IF *t IT TIIK ST ATE (IF FLORIDA! TUi William II. Bentley 374* Sheridan Drive Tow n o f Toaawanda, New York. TOi June E. Bentley 3710 Hlterldan Drive T o w n o f Toaawanda, New York. T.iu are hereby notified that a suit haa baen filed against you In th# abova e n titl'd cause and that you ara re­ quired to fll* your ansner with lha Clerk of this Court and to verve a copy there if upvri lh« plaintiff or plaint i ff s attorneys, whose n i n e and address Is: Ulmer. Mur­ chison. Kent, Ashby A Ball, tin Florida National Bank Building, Jacksonville 3. Flor­ ida, n<>t later than tbe 3 ml -lay of October, 19*3 If you fall to do to. a decree pro cunfesitt) will b« entered against yo u for the relief de ­ manded In the complaint. This suit Is to foreclose a mort­ gage encumbering tho fo llo w ­ ing desertb . 4 tiroporty located In Seminole County, Florida, la wit: Lot 41, SGI TH PINE* CREST, Fourth Addition, 4 auMtVlsIoii. according to a plat thereof recorded III Plat Book 13. page* (3 and M of ih» Public itseorda Of Seminole County, Florida. Together with Ih* following llama o f property which are located Ik and permanently In­ stalled as h part o f the Im­ provements on said land: On# 41E Itefrlgsrator. elec­ tric. Model LASllS ClL ll, Serial 34110917) On* GE Built-In Oven, electric. Model JDlltSS. Serial X 1(139137 On* Duo - Therm Wall Heater. Oil, Model l l i - l Serial l i l t ) Ona Nu-Tuna Kitchen Exhaust Fan, electric. n( model or serial numbere Eleven Venetian Blind* metal. manufactured l<v Ssnkarlk Glass * Paint Company. Sanford. Florida, no modol or serial num­ bers. WITNESS my hand and the official aval o f this Honor­ able Court this 37th day ol August, A. IL 1)43. tSEAl.l Arthur It. Beckwith. J r , Clerk ol the Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk ULMER. MURCHISON, KENT. ASHUT A BALL Florida National Bank Bu ildInk Jacksonville t. Florida I'ubIDh Aug. ID 4 Sapt. I. Ill ID. 1D41. C t te -M I �4 ;t m - r r Y o u r H e r a ld A d Is A S a le s R e p re se n ta tiv e W e lc o m e In E v e r y H o m e . D ia l F A 2 - 5 6 1 2 3225612 6For Rent 6. For Rent *2 For R<nt BEDROOM STENSTROM RENTALS block hou*e. • Kitchen equipped. 1509 t 80 Douglas. FA 2-6297 or FA 3 BR 1 bath, quiet 3 BR 2 baths, Sunland $100 2-7899. 1. Lost * r « 3 BR 1 bath, city $100 EFFICIENCY Apsrtmcnt on 3 UR 1 bath, Wynnwood $100 LOST o r strayed, one m ale, First St. N«*r 2 city free 3 BR 1 bath, Ravenna $110 lemon ami white bird dog parking lots and shopping 4 BR 2 baths. Ravenna $133 In Elder Springs area. stores. No utility charges. 4 BR 21k baths, Please call 322*689. Dog Suitable for couple o r tin­ Grove Manor $163 U colU r bears Milton, 1*1a. ad­ gle, alto retired people. 4 UR 2 baths, Loch Arbor $183 dress. RewardFA 2 4712. Office 204 W . First ^,raia Frl Sept S W E E T IE PIE 663~ i>age 9121, By Nadine Seltzer Stenstrom Realty I 9 VACUUM CLEAVE* parts, supplies V e Dwtrolux, Kirby, Meweir. AirWay, Rex-Air etc. Free pickup. New and Used cleaners told. FA 2-22*2. 3. Education - I n s t r u c t io n DUPLEX 1203 Elm. Apart­ FURNISHED Garage Apt. 309 W. 16th St. FA 23167. ments *01 Magnolia. Carpet k fireplace. New living 2 BEDROOM unfurnished room furniture. Master bed­ House. Kitchen equipped. room. Jalousie back porch. FA 2-3631. Clean. $63. Inquire 119 Elm. APARTM ENT k T r a i l e r . NO 8 3267. Adults, No pets. FA 22117. 2 FURNISHED Houses. Bow man's Trailer Courl. De­ FURNISHED 3 room apt. on first floor. Clean and close nary NO 8-«k* up town. $10 a ’nontil. Call CLEAN 1st floor Apartment. FA 2-6261. Private) entrance. 1004 Pal­ HOUSE trailer, $65. FA 24087. metto. SE W A N D SAVE. Robert Mero o f Milady's Shoppe, 106 8. Park will conduct beginners A advanced class­ es in sew ing and tailoring. 2 BEDROOM, Fla. Room. P i Ph. 323-0313, baths. Carport*. Patio. Ex­ PIANO 4 Organ Lessons. B e­ clusive neighborhood. De­ ginners, advanced. Child­ nary. $75. Ph. 322-8282. ren, adults. Experienced 2 UK. Kit. eq. $60 teacher. Call FA 2 3328. 3 BR. Kit. eq $83 6. For Rent Large 4 Hr. $123 *160 8 RM. furn. Apt. Clean. Wa­ U rg e 4 Br. ter k lights. (SO. 222-276-1. UNFURNISHED large S bed­ room Duplex. Fla. room. Electron heat. 14th St. Longw ood. 838-3296. FU R N . A p t. 2300 Mtllonville. ROSA L. PAYTON Reg. Real Estate Broker FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Clean and close in. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. 2 BEDROOM furnished Apart­ AIR-CONDITIONED HR. In m e n t Close in. Reasonable. 3 Rm. furn. Apt. $63. mo. F A 2-0641. I ll E. 8th St. FA 2-4283. (I Legal Notice I "CLEAN quiet Rooms'* The Cables, FA 1-0720. r ic T t n o n s in k NOTICE IS h*reby given that W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, 114 I am »naaa*4 In business at 7 * r n Park. Bemlnol# Count?. W. First St. y io rI J j, unitar th* fictitious ■am* of. All A DETECTIVE 3 Bedroom, 1 AOEN'cr. ana that I Inland M AYFAIR: to r*gl«t*r **ld n.tni* with bath, large y a r d . (100 the Clerk » ! th* Circuit Court. monthly. FA 2-4709. Seminole Count?, Florida. In accordance with lha provi­ sions o f th* Fk-tltlous N.tm» FURNISHED or unfurnished Htuluiea. to - w lt : Section stj.US Duplex. 4 large room s, tile Florida Statute# l»57, bsth. Near base. FA 2-373S. Sim Mrs. l*al»? t.a;lt*nhur« t*ubil*h: Au «. *<> a s»pt. s. U. NICELY furnished 2 Bed Id. n t i . la I t * Court o f tb* C o o o t ? J*<ler. geialaal# Cooaf?. F lo r­ ida. la Probate. I s r*i X s t s l* #1 WII.LIAM HAM VAJTJf, Defeated. 3 T o All I rr.llfora aad P*rs..ao I l a t l a s Claims « r Demand* Aaalaal bald F.slal*! You and e»«-h o f you ar* hereby notified and required to present an? claims and demands which ?ou. or *lth*r o f you. may hava asalntt th* sstate o f William Ham Vann, deceased, lain of said County, to th* Cou nt? J u l* e of Sem­ inole County, FlorlJ*. at hla offic e In th* court house of ■aid Count? at Sanford, F l o ­ rida. within ale calendar months from tha time o f the first publication o f this n o ­ tice. Each claim o r demand •hall be In wrltlnc, and »hall State the place of residence and post office address o f th* claimant, and shell be sworn to by th* claimant, s ce n t , attorney, and any such claim or demand not * j filed •hall ha void. Jamea W. Vann As administrator o f the Es tate o f William Ilam Vann deceased fl Andrew dpeer 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 4 U R G E 2 Bedroom trailer, aleo 1 bedroom trailer on large lake. Adults only. Ph. F A 2-7368. AVAILABLE 3 SEPTEM BER M C E 2 bedroom house. Kit­ chen equipped. FA 24145. la e iilk J . *lf you MUST KNOW, I earn* in for a 8HAVB" FHA - VA GOVERNMENT HOMES A LOVELY room and board for man or woman. Phone FA 2-3893. 2-3-4 REDROOMS I AND 2 BATHS ■MOST KITCHEN EQUIPPED FURNISHED 2 room efficien­ DOWN PAYM EN TS FROM cy apt. Private bath and en­ trance. First floor. Electric and water furnished Ph. $100 VA TO $250 FHA F,\ 2-2489. 109 S. Holly. LOW M ONTHLY PAYM ENTS 2 ROO.M furnished apt. Adults 1209 Palmetto. FA 24393. EXCELLENT LOCATIONS IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY FURNISHED 2 bedroom apt. Water furnished. FA 2 0128. AND 2 BR. Furn. Apts. Newly decorated. 601 Palmetto. FA 2-1374. W E CAN Q U A L IF Y YOU FOR ONE OF THESE OUTSTANDING HOME CLEAN U rge Apt. downstairs. BU YS IN M INUTES! Also efficiency- 611 Park. FOR COMPLETE INFORM ATION NICELY furnished 2 bed­ room House. $80 a month. SEE OR CALL FA 2 3249. 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom Houses. FA 2-3693. Stenstrom Realty REALTOR — 1NSUROR FA 2-4001 1919 S French Ave. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundquist, As so. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. St. Johns Realty SOU TH W ARD INVESTMENT A REALTY 116 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 2 BEDROOM furnished or un­ furnished bouse. 17.5 Overbrook Dr., Casselberry. We s t C o mm* r - l a l Street Hanford, Florida Attorney fur Administrator Publish: A u fu s t IS, 33, Id, September I. 1)11 CDL-W Stenstrom Realty n-d* County. Florida; Together with the foil..wink Item* o f property which are located In and permanently inttallrd as a part of tin Improvement* on .-*ld land Monogram Wall I I - iter Model AtOll K Serial H33- 3«n a' putillc -tie. to tb# Millies and best bidder for cash, at t|;M A. SI. on the Dili d a ? of September, t i l l , at th# Front Door o f th* Seminole County Courthouse, .sjttford, Florida. ICUtlRT HUAI.) Vrthur II lleckwllh. J" <*lerk o f th* C ircuit Court II): Martha T. Vlilted Deputy Cleft, Bishop and Uorneteln l * E. Pine Orlando, Florida Publish Sept. d. IS*-. CLUJ-1) $ GREEN URIAH Choice lot* available in Greenbriar o f Loeh Arbor overlooking xolf c«or*«. Custom building t» your •peeification. Greenhriar developed by KING8WOOU BU ILDERS INC. 202 Fairmont Dr. FA 2-MI7I UP TO 7 $ KARS TO PAY WE TR A D E FOR FURNITURE Op«n Daily 9 lu 7, FrL, Sal. Till 8:30 — Cluacd Sundays Connolly Mobile Home Sales I nr. I.EESRURG tf. S. Ill BY-PASS PHONE 787-3331 Final Clearance GET YOUR BEST BUY IN A NEW *63 MODEL © Chevrolet • WAITRESS wanted B in's Diner, Highway 17 92, Fern Park. CURB girl, must he 2t years old. Apply Pig 'n Whistle. SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ tios, etc. F ree estimate, ph. 322-3506. Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED SenUarik Glass and Faint Company 210 Magnolia l‘J. .Situations \\anted Child Caro. FA 2-2274. tt. WESTING1IOU8E Re­ frigerator. 30 inch. Tappan elect. Range. Alr-Cond. Ill) curront. All excullent buyi. Ph. 323-0185. AIR-CONDITIONER. WestLAWNS Renovated • Aerate inghouse. I0..5UO I1TU. 1962 Remove Thatch - Chinch Model, never uied. 323-0538. Bug Spray (VC-13) • Ferti‘ M—Ph. FA 24244 C.\ It ll I EH Air • Conditioner. MANSFIELD LAWN SER. First $5o takes it. Mrs. Bass. 322 8172. WELLS DRILLED, PUM PS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS WI I'll purchase of Blue Lus­ All T y p e i and Sites tre. rent Electric Carpet We Repair and Service Shampuoer for only $1 per S T I N E day. Carroll's Fumliure. Machinery and Supply Co. BAND Saw. ( to. Washing ma­ 207 W. 2nd St. FA 3 6432 chine. $20. Call 3224196 a f­ TRACTOR Wurk. Mowing, ter 6 p. in. disk, blade. FA 2-1664 I.uwnmowi-r. CRAFTSMAN Gund cond. 20" cut. FA 29. Automobile 5trvice 2-1684. Mens sport shirts. $199 up. Mens shoes $2.09 up. Sur­ plus City. 201 W. 1st. Ph. FA 2-4622 SINGER 18. H elp W a n t e d STEAM Presser. Apply in person. Downtown Cleaners and Launders. 113 Palmetto. Auto Glass, Tops k Seat Covers AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 304 W. 2nd Si. FA 2 8032 ALL WURK GUARANTEED ROUND PAINTING o r Repair work. Ph. FA 2 7061 You can find anything you need advertised in the Her­ ald by Sanford merchants. PUBLIC 2 AUCTIONS 2 Saturday, Sept. 7th. JO. Ila b y n itte r a SEMINOLE Kindeigarten A Nursery, 2620 Iroquois Ave , qualified supervision of work and play. Licensed Ph. 322*9159. Bobbin, equipped to rig-ta g and muku tuitions holes. Guar­ anteed. A.uuuio fivu pay­ ment.. of *7.10. 104 H. Park. DAY'S work. FA2 8394. WANTED 3 o r 4 under school aged children. Will board child. 322-9226. • — © Oldsmobile Cadillac Corvair • Chevy II ONLY A FEW LEFT — Save! Save! Save! 31. Article* Fur Sale Iff. Female Help Wanted 19:30 A. 31. 901 WEST FIRST STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA Liquidating The Entire Content* Of NEW FURNITURE STORE — AT — Holler M o to r Sales COMPANY 219 E. 2nd ST. FA 2*6231, 2505 PARK AVE. FA 2-0711 FA 2*0861 Triumph Conv. 1200 Dt-iiii’., Only A Few Mile*. 1958 Cadillac DeVille 1 Dour, ( ompielr I'uwvr, Air Cond.. One Ounrr, Look* N ew . Wednesday, Sept. 18th. 9:30 A. M. 910 NORTH FLORIDA AVE. LAKELAND, FLORIDA Liquidating Thr Entire Content* Of USED FURNITURE STORE SOUTHWEST SECTION 3 Itrdrooms. 2 llaths. new, red RRICK Colonial style. Double cu^porl, on beautiful landscaped lot with 90 ft. frontage and sidewalk. Near school* and stropping center. RALPH JARVIS MJILDER 1718 SANFORD AVE. FA .’ -1810 JIMMY WALKER'S AUCTION SERVICE AUCTIONEERS COL. JIMMY WALKER COL. MARTY HIGGENROTHAM LAKELAND — 683-3377 *1795 395 995 I li ■’ 19(U) Ford (sulaxie i Door Hardtop, V-H, Stand. Tran*., ** 1 | Radio and Heater. 1’ 1981 Chevrolet Rel Air 1 1)<H»r SrtLiti, INiwrr (iliik*, lUdio, 1■ ™ m IIpiiter. Kutrii Clean. I960 Mercury Monterey Clfl 4 Door M m -O -M atir, Power Sirer., M l Power Brake*, Itndio, Healer, Extra ('Iran, * 1959 Rambler Custom 195 995 595 695 (If 1" 1957 Dodge Suburban m 2 Door Station W agon, Automatic fi T ran e, Power Steer. 4k Brake*, Ha1 diu and Healer. ' 4 Door Slatiun W agon, Automatic T ra n *, Radio, llrater. Extra Clean. 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 3995 DELIVERED AND SET-UP 33. Furniture Stemper A gency 55’ x 10’ 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME VA BATHS Friday and Saturday SINGER SEWING MACHINE CALL FA 2-578:1 Air-Conditioning SAVE $1000 Today and Saturday $1995 BUYING A (new m USED CART FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ Law Interest Sate* ♦ Low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK 36. Automobile* - Tracks LAWN SERVICE SPECIAL K e jf. RAY Gelding. 7 yrs. old. 1314 hands high. FA 2-1684. Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought * Sold. BIG FAMILY? Larry's Marl 215 Sanford We have a fine selection of FILL dirl, top dressing, top soil, clay, shell, peat. Ellis Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132 Urge homes to show you. IJo yd. FA 2-2576. These range in price from Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick $23,5uo far an ultra-modern Service With the Cash. 3 bedroom home with c e n ­ SUPER TRADING POST tral air-conditioning to (I.V mi Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ VA J-0677. for 4 small bedroom s. Many isfaction guaranteed. Ph. in between. If you have a FA 2 1117. FREE ESTIMATE big family, call us for a Upholstering k Mattress ren­ happy home life. ovating. New A Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. H. U. POPE CO., INC. Co., at 709 Cekry Ava. XO So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 FA 2-2117. REALTOR — INSUROR WASHING Machine Service. FA 24991 1919 S. French Ave. Free estimates on repairs. WANTED reliable couple 10 take up monthly payments 2610 Hiawatha. 322-7363. at (13.50 on 3 complete 15, RutiitettM Opportunity room s of furniture. Call SERVICE Station for lease TREE SERVICE. Export tree TK 8-1311, Casselberry, col­ service. Reasonable rates, Inventory take-over. Good lect. 8 years experience. Free location. Ph. FA 2-4342. estimates. Ph FA 2 4377. Jim Hunt Realty REN T A BED Roliaway, Hospital It Baby THE TIM E TESTD FIRM Beds. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 JOHN E. FOX By Day, Week, o r Month REALTOR 3 BEDROOM CB Home. Fla CA RRO LLS FURNITURE 110 N. Park Ave. 323 0339 room , air-cond. F e n c e il Ph. FA 2-3181 116 W. 1st St. w r i t e ) o f c a i .k NOTICE 18 HEREBY O IVyard. Well & sprinkler sys­ ORANGE GROVE KN that pursuant to th* Fin­ 1 BEDROOM Apartment. tem. Nice locatiun. Ph. 20 ACRES Including Hi acres al Decree o f Foreclosure *ud Quiet neighborhood. FA 2Sale entered In tb* cause FA 2-8962. o f liamlin un sour root. pending In th* Circuit Court 1462 from 8:30 to 6 p. m. 3 years old. Excellent con ­ In and for Seminole County. 3 BEDROOMS. 2 baths. Fenc Monday thru Friday. Ph. Florida, ca t* Docket Number dition. Balance of 10 acres cd yard. Fla. room . Kitch FA 2-4301 any other time. IISIT, Connor, the unlers lkncleared for planting. $23,0»?i ed Clerk wilt eetl the pro cn equipped. FA 2-8181. perty situated In eald County 2 ROOM furnished apt. Ph. with 237; down described as: CONCRETE block Home on FA 2-5927 or 24412. Lot 103 of LYNWOOD large lot on chain o f lakes. SUBDIVISION, according to th# Plat thereof se r e ­ FURNISHED 2 Bedroom. 2 See Jake N. Wade, P .isley. corded In Plat Book 13* bath House. 317 Myrtle. Fla. Real Estate— Mortgages pa kts td. 31. 73 and 33, Call FA 2337. 1‘ ubile Heoords o f S*mlIII N. Park Ave. 322-2420 til 12. R t a l E s t a t e F o r S a l* Real Estate— Mortgages 8. Htach Rental* room House. FA 2-0274. H I N. Park Ave. 322 2120 17. Male Help Wanted FA 2-7495 HUTCHISON Ocean front Ravenna Park RENTAL-S JOB as combination truckEvenings Apartment, Daytona Beach. FURNISHED driver and salesman o pe n . FA 2-2677 FA 2 3829 FA 2-8360 FA 2-4038. Bedroom Ilk Bath with Good salary. Year round Florida Itoom Lease $130.00 work, paid vacation, long PLANNING TO BUY OK 9. For Sale or Rent Bedroom 1 Bath 63.00 hours and hard work. N o BUILD A HOME SOON? Bedroom 1 Bath 33.00 0 ROOM Hou.e. MIT Catalina. We will CUSTOM BUILD the experience necessary. Only Bedroom 1 Balh 30.00 the sincere need apply. house of your choice on the Bedroom I Balh 13 00 12. R e a l K ntate F o r S a le Knighton Patterson. lot of your choice. UNFURNISHED COMPLETE HOME BUILD­ DAIRY Queen driver sales­ Bedroom 1 Bath 6230 ERS SERVICE from phins man wanted. Prefer older Bedroom 1 Bath 67.30 to financing Office TA 2-2118 man. 2323 Park Dr., San­ Bedroom 2 Bath 87.3y RALPH JARVIS Builder Night FA 2-0648 ford. Bedroom t Balh 110.00 1719 Sanford Ave FA 21810 323 0700 Bedroom 2 Bath, Sanford, Fla. INDUSTRIAL SITE - 3 acres NEED immediately, qualified Ravenna Park 125.00 2324 Park Dr. Telephone installers A r e ­ close in. 250 ft. rail front­ Bedroom H i Bath, IMMEDIATE Occupancy, two pairmen. Call Mr. Williams, age, paved street. An in­ with Fla. Room 125.00 3 bedroom model Homes. Burnup & Sims, Inc., JU vestment opportunity at on­ Bedroom 2 Bath LMN Enterprises, I n c. 6-6431. W est Paint Beach ly $6,700. With Air Cond. 130.00 Highland Ave. Ijnngwood. or Burnup A Sims. FA TE 8-3311. 2 8771, Sanford. Stemper Agency SHETLAND PONIES AUTOMATIC Washer. Good FOR CHRISTMAS condition. (40. FA 24331. Financing Available $50 A up. (33. » ' We will keep until Dec. 24. REFRIGERATOR Aluminum Boat (160. Tw in Also S a d d l e s , Hlanketi, bed (10. Chest $12 50. M lsc. birdies k halters. Pb. 1313 Park. FA 29346. FA 2-3179 or FA 2 3077. Time! ^ ~ , 1 2 . R e a l E n ta te F o r S a le Cut 'N Shop 318 Palm etto Ave. WE now have a special facial booth, services from tip to tip. Free parking lot. Open evenings by appointmentPhone d oor (1) 322 0831 Phone door (2) 322 8323 34. Articles Far Sals CAN'T take car to College. For quick sale 1998 hardtop chavrolet (493. Call Ja ck 22. B u ild - P a in t • R e p a ir FOR SALE. Extra d ea n ’ $4 Ivey. F A 2-8111. Okl* 88. 4 door. P ow er 31A. Pel* Semi-Retirad Carpenter steering, brakes 4 seat. M o­ 1953 CHEVY (1»S. FA 2-5S77 Small Repairs — Painting tor completely rebuilt. E x ­ or 818 Rosalia, COCKER Puppies. $30. Ph. Phone FA 2-7983 cellent condition. (393.00. FA 2-8501. See at Kitty’s Standard Oil. 37. Boats - Motors 25. Plumbing Service* 1 BOSTON Bull Terrier Pup­ 1017 French. 18' RUNABOUT with 28 hp. py. AKC. Female. FA 2 6187 FLU M B lN o Evinrudc. Fiberglass bot* '62 BUICK Special. Returning Contracting Repairs tom. All newly painted. Ph, 32. Fl o we r s - S h ru b s to School. Take up p a y ­ FREE ESTIMATES FA 2-7892, ments. New set o f tires. R. L. HARVEY GERBA Daisies, Vegetable Radio 4 Heater. FA 2-2200. 204 Sanford Ava. FA 2 3583 Plata, Bovinas. Dutch Mill G itaw ay T o The W aterway Nursery, t'peala ltd. just 1966 RENAULT Dauphlne. 4 R o b tio n Sporting Goods HINSON * HEARN o f f 20th St. A tit. Door $190 1938 M ercury Your EV1NRUDE D ealer P LUM BING CONTRACT1NG station wagon (673. 1937 9048-8 E. 1st Ph. FA I-SMI Repairs k Water Heaters BLOOMING Ruses on double Fairlane 500, 2 door hard­ FREE ESTIMATES cherokeo itock. $2.50 each, top, (250 1935 Olds 88. 2 New people to tows look at 204 E. 3rd St. 322 9113 Gray Shadows Nursery door, $250. 1959 Harley Hi raid Ads. Be lure your 4 ml. S. on Sanford Ave, Davidson 74. $695. business is represented with 26. Radio A Tele via ion Reel’* Body Shop atlrsctlve advertisement*. VEGETABLE plant*. See 10Ui 4 Sanford Ave. Call FA 2-3612. IIa.lt * Tuxedo Fred Store, USED T.V, Sets III) up. Ser­ 2nd and Sanford Ave. vice calls (2.00. Sanford T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford ORCHID PLANTS Ave. Ph. F A 2 9776. For Sale AT BARGAIN PRICES 27. Special Services J. C. Bunion Lemon Bluff LOST or stoles, tan and brown Efficiency Apt. 130 Mo. up. Chlbnahua from M U Pal­ Surplua City. 201 W. 1st. metto 1 week ago. Answers Real Estate • M ortgages 121 LAUREL DRIVE to the nam e o f Pedro. R e­ 11 N. Park A w . FA 2-2120 ward offered for inform a­ 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ ped House. $93 a month. Furn. Apt. Close In. Apt. 4. tion and return of dog. $33 Mo. 40753 W. 1st. Ph. FA 2-6437. Child's pet. t k 2-6890. 2. N otices • Personals 31. Poultry • Livestock s**”** Curl Beauty 4 Door, Automatic and Heater, T ran *, Radio *^| " BARGAIN BUYS! IQ56 OLDSMOBILE 4 Door — $95 1957FnKU ' *•4 Uwor 8"ian $395 10(7 FORD station Wagon , $495 ■M i l l |Door, Extra Good. 1955roNTIAC 4 Uoor SmU"_____ - $195 1254 'm,, LUV 4 l,uor b > «i* n ________ $195 MANY OTHER LATE MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM. HUNT MERCURY INC SANFORD • FA 2-4884 I.OT AT PALM ETTO Winter Pnrk Phone Ml 1-0209 A COMMERCIAL * �* I WEEK I END TOUR of HOMES the Sanford - Seminole Area <1 A home is a miniature community. Contained within the walla of a modem home, which houses an average, modem family is a nursery, restaurant, shop, laundry, office, recreation center, snack bar, hospital, answer* ing service, theater, and entertainment area, all in miniature. Within the confines o f the home there is a clothing store, grocery store, bank, school, garden and taxi service. Many of these facilities and services over* lap and encroach on one another, with the re­ sult being—confusion. Courthouse R ecords £■ way k Aka la nfeafct the kprotMes t» way Real Tq W Estate TraaaacUoai David R em k y, «t ux, WynneJohn P. Reed, et ux to wood. $8,300 Charles P. McLaughlin Jr., Edward Gray, et ux to Dol-Ray Manor, $15,000 F1LA, Sanlando, $14,300 - l i E n j! W ALL PAII hr H ttigioM , UcfaB, ttdWkno* "DOCO” SATIN SHEEN ENAMEL low lum a, WMHABUL COLORS match noanr h a u raun. Mf| O QT. ta iln S M * J tN A M C b LUM BER A N D H A R D W A R E CO b e thrifty Charles Burke, et ux to Raymond Herron, Jr., et ux, 3-20-30. iis.ouu F. Leo Krrwin, II, et ux to Beulah Cruthij, et vir, San­ ford. H.OOo Wilbur John Dulek, et ux to M ichael Palmer, et ux, Simla nd, $12,600 First Fed. S. and L. of Seminole County to Pa<quale Prata. Bear Lake Manor, $10,700 Jam es Lee Thomas, et ux to Jam es D. Pride, et ux. 2820-32. $18,000 Gustavus P. Lass, Jr., et ux. to Eugene Hunk, X . Or­ lando, $11,300 Perry Kirkland, et ux to VA. Heftier Homes. $3,800 Charles McPherson, et ux to Margaret B ea k , Mobile Manor. $t.«30 J . D. Maloy, et ux to Ro­ bert Leverett, Jr., et ux. Heftier Homes. $11,300 France* Taylor, et vir to W H Y P A Y RENT WHEN YOU CAN BUY LIKE THIS! TEE V Only TWO spot aero*.* 4 bedroom, 2 both excellent GREEN ESTATES Home* left in thU beautiful from the Golf Course — one bath, one 3 bedroom, i '/i bath, buy* with convenient financing. John Raliley, et ux to Wil­ liam D. Kirby, et ux, E ng­ lish Estates, igJ.suo Henry DcGrove III, et ux to Harold Carnahan, e l ux, English Estates, $17,800 Adair Charities, Inc. to Lu­ la Chamberlain, 15-21-29, $10,000 Raym ond Lundquist, et ux. to J. B. Lievers, et ux San­ ford. $3,000 City of Sanford to Bernarr M acFaddrn Foundation, Inc. Sanford, $100,000 National Exhibition Co. to Bernarr 3lcFadden Founda­ tion. Sanford. $273,000 FHA to Robert Lee Brown et ux Wood me re Park, $3.130 Final Divorce Decrees CUSTOM BUILDING Smith l.iinitMuod Aft-* 2 Bath — Air Cnmlilinninx LCCH AftBO?. 25tfc S t r o o t >j While you are out driving, this week-end, take this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating some of Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find with l.argr l.«>t« — Cu.tum $16,900 on your lot or ours! Enterprises, Inc, V V FA 2-2744 >\J TE 8-3911 *) just what you are looking for in the way of a home. \ PEOPLE WHO “TH IN K MODERN” SELECTED THESE HOMES FOR THEIR OWN! ALSAC Meet Slated Sunday Including taxes, insurance, principal and interest. 2 - 3 lUdroum — * » Marriage Applications WE PROUDLY ANNOUNCE — sample home* are ready for your inspection in lovely, quiel LAKH MARY. These home* can lie purchased for n* little as See Our Model* In LA K E WAYMAN HEIGHTS $10,500 -----$11,500 Highland Ave., Longwood C o u n tr y C lu b Wilma Wood vs. Jam es Wood Joseph Kampf vs. Mildred K am pf Suits Filed Sanford Atlantic X a t'l Bank va. William G. White, mtg. fcl. First Fed. Savings and Loan Assn. vs. W. S. Bur­ ton, mtg. fcl. Joseph A. Pinchard, et ux vs. Bette Cam eron, et vir mtg. fcl. V Prudential Insurance Co, of Am erica vs John D. Hud­ son, mtg. fcl. Brooklyn Savings Bank vs Emmett Summer C ob k , m tg. fcl. Alphonrar Freeman, Oviedo and Eva Mae Scott, Sanford CRYSTAL LAKE PARK Per Month Well-planned homes, such as are available from local builders can eliminate much o f this confusion by careful consideration o f the needs of the family that takes advantage o f space to make preparation for such needs. Clothing areas need to be convenient, spAcious and well-located. The nursery-hospitalsleeping area should be quiet and out o f the “ traffic pattern.” The laundry, shop and taxi areas can be combined and centered in another area and the restaurant-grocery store-snack bar area can be carefully planned to make the most profitable use o f space and storage. Room for entertainment, recreation, office and theater should all be given their due con­ sideration in order to make it as efficient as pos­ sible for the person who must be in charge o f nil these activities. Today’s modern homes are planned with all these things in mind, utilizing wall space, floor space, built-ins, applinnees and storage to make the best possible use of existing areas and eli­ minate bottle-necks, confusion and infringe­ ment. Two such fine homes have been recently sold by Shoemaker Construction Company in the IdvUwilde and Ravenna Park areas, and they will show you similar homes, or customize one to suit your particular family. At Greenbriar o f Loch Arbor, spacious homesites are available with large plots o f land, suitable for building the kind o f home to satisfy the needs of todays homemakers. LMN Enterprises. Inc. have closed out their homes in Tee 'N Green and are presently show­ ing some new homes in the Crystal Lake Park area. Salesmen will be on the grounds at Tee *N Green to provide transportation to the new homesites. and direct interested persons to the Lake Wayman Estates area, where a few homes remain. •/ By Jane Casselberry Teenagers who will be working in the Casselberry area for ALSAC (Aiding Leu­ kemia Stricken American Children 1 have been asked to meet at 1 p. m. Sunday at the home o f their leaders, Mrs. Arthur Lego, 223 Thom ­ as Drive and Mrs. Paul Kerr, 333 I’ mey Ridge Road. Thove working with Mrs. Lego will be Lix Luna, Mar­ tha Jarkrsa, t h r u Glenn, Sharon Lego. Sandy Howe, Linda Cote, Vickie Brandos, Suxannc 1 Blacksmith. Those to meet with Mrs. Kerr sre Valorie Shea, Jack­ ie McClain. Roger Hcppen, Johnny lla>ncs, Jcannie Kerr, Danny Ca»»elberry and Kathy, Linda and Janet Walt man. All materials for the after­ noons ALSAC drive will be distributed at the 1 p. m. meetings. IdvUwilde ) This lovely home of Colonial architecture located at 307 Tammy Drive wad recently custom built for Lt. and Mrs. Harry Sarajian o f the Sanford NAS. The home consisted o f u large living room, family dining room, four spacious bedrooms, two baths, nnd a double enclosed garage. Features also included a fully equipped built in electric kitchen and central duct air conditioning and heating. l Ravenna Park homesite now i This atructivc four bedroom two bath home of modem design was recently custom built for P.H.C. and Mrs. Charles Kircher, at 41U Tangelo Drive. The home featured a spacious combination living-dining room, a screened Florida room, carporte and large utility. Also included were central duct air conditioning and heating, and G-E built-in electric kitchen appliances in color. i OF LOCH ARBOR It’s tree - shaded, gently rolling terrain, adjacent to the Mayfair Golf Course; truly an ideal setting for your prestige home. A visit will convince you of the serene, restful atmosphere o f Greenbriar. CHOOSE YOUR HOMESITE Modern Kitchen* by GENERALELECTRIC WILLIAM S. HRIMLEY JIL BUILD WHEN YOU’RE READY MODERN KITCHENS BY GENERAL ELECTRIC v w ia k & A C O M P A N T ^ 10^ * Custom Building Our Specialty Grrrrwl O ffice 211 vV. "5th St. F.\ *j-31i>3 BYRON M LEACH STENSTROM RKAl.TY SALKS AGENTS » �n WEATHER: Generally fair through Tuesday with few afternoon show ers; high today 90-95; low tonight 66-72, VOL. 56 *** e t o * * United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON.. SEPTEMBER 9, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 13 Kelly Impeachment Trial Opens Robert T. Bessertr, Semin* ote Memorial Hospital admin* istrator and a trustee o f the Florida Hospital Council, has Bond Program U . S . Maps Strategy State Senate BRIEFS Launched; Davis Goes Into 10 Killed High In Praise In Alabama Defiance Closed Session been elected president o f the newly form ed Hast m w A ... Central Florida Hospital Council. • * • Fail meetings o f Seminote County U nit HU, D i s a b l e d Am erican Veteians Auxiliary, w ill resume at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday a t the chapter home on Orlundu Drive, Mrs. Har­ riett Johnson, newly elected commander, said final or* rsngem ent* will be made for the Sixth D istrict meeting at tho local chapter Sunday, open with a chicken dinner « t noon. • • e Sign* fix in g a 45-mph speed lim it on SR 434 (Longw oodOviedo Road) through the city limita o f North Orlando have been Installed by the State Road Department. • • • Russ Pearson, sophomore nt tha University o f Florida, will spend tha fall trimester with N A S A at Houston, Texas. He is the son o f Cdr. and Mrs. 0 . Russell rearson, o f Summer­ lin Avenue. • s s W ork started last Thursday by Reiter Brothers, o f Longwood, on clearing the land for Girls* Town at North Orlando, Is expected to be completed within 10 days, according to Frank Fuxuhi, North Orlundu Company manager. • • • Mrs. Sam Stoudrnmire, of Sanford, is ons o f the key members o f the steering com­ mittee planning the district annual meeting ot St. Johns River District, Boy Scouts of Am erica, Central o f Florida Council, O c t lid opening with s potluck supper at li:3i> p. m. it DeLund High School. • • • Seminole County high school seniors are reminded thut the deadline for applications for tlie college entrance examina­ tion board te«t«, basis for so. lection o f cadets at the U. S. Coast Guard Academy, is Nov. 8. • s • Just a reminder: Sanford Male Chorus will open rehear­ sals at 7:45 tonight at the Funford Woman's Club. • • • Some members o f the Sem­ inole luothull team und one or tw o o f the coaches went to Orlando Friday night to sea the Coloniul High St•hoo l in­ ter-squad game—ju st to sire tip the team that the Indians will play on the Grenadier field on S ep t 27. “ A few mountains o f meat” on the team didn't seem to impress the W arriors, who proudly and confidently *uy that " uq have some pretty goud sired men, too. And we'll »«»,,, cut down, these Colonials la our »hti on tho 27th.” • • • While Coaches I'igatt, Mc­ Coy und Williams are ‘•pour­ ing on the coal” so fur us football savvy and practice a ie concerned, lliis confidence that the Seminole will have a good season is something that is developing within the play­ er* themselves. Ju -i a REAL GOOD THAN 8 P l It 1 T. It should pay id f in a lot of games going into the Win col­ umn. * s • You should have seen "the loot” that was toted away from the Kiwunie fish b y Saturday night. . . . Some big bargains for the buyers. , , . And some U. 8. money for the K boy* to use in their welfare work. , . , Nice com bination! • • • Have you tukcu a long look, — well yci call it » “ longing look,” if you feel thut way—at the progress on Interstate 4 ns it goes through Seminole County? T w on t be many month* until it will be ready fo r use. O f course, the two section* thut pas* through Or­ lando und Winter Park thut are ju s t coming into the con­ tract letting stage are still a year and a half away. But it Won’t be too long before the folk* to the south o f u* can 1* using thut divided highway *o come to Sanford to lake ad­ vantage o f the bargains our Downtown Shopping Cenier l^vttchauU offer. MI AMI ( UPI ) — Weekend traffic accident* killed nt leavt 10 persons in Florida, the State Patrol reported today. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OFFICERS — F. E. Roumillnt Jr., presi­ dent; Hownnl II, Ilixlires, treasurer; W. Scott Rums, vice president, ami Jlii-hnnl It. OcttH, immediate past president — today endorsed the follow­ ing editorial which apjiears Irefrnv: Editorial Keating: Doubtful C W ASHINGTON (U1‘ H — Sen. Kenneth B. Keating. (R N’.Y .I, ray.* he doesn't think the HOP *vill nominate Sen. Burry Huldvvutar, (ll-A rix.), as its standard-bearer in lt*<l I. S u ccess S t o r y ! : The Sanford Herald endorses without reservation statements made throughout Florida that the Semi­ nole County Chamber o f Commerce is the outstanding organization of its size in the entire state, Our reason? Where can you find this kind of talent for free? To quote one member, "It would take a million dollars a year to duplicate this dedi­ cated group who work . . . year after year . . . for the betterment of tho community.” Every committee of the Chamber is staffed by businessmen who de­ vote endless hours to tho Chamber's program . , , hours taken uway from the pursuit of their own livelihood that certainly could ho U sed to their own financial advantage. The Chamber's five-year program of success looks like the New York Yankees’ standing in the American League. For example, in 1957 there was this newspaper headline . . . "Sanford Naval Air Station To Hu l ’luisrd Out.” When this news was released, the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce was called upon to save the air station. Everyone knows the outstanding job that w'is <'**;*■» t ut H pdght ! well for you to reread last Friday's headline in The Sanford Herald: "Navy To Spend §15.5 Million To En­ large SNAS." With the strategy for this proj­ ect well on the way to accomplish­ ment, the Chamber flexed its muscles to tackle the county's industrial econ­ omy. In 1958, despite the county’s un­ precedented population growth, not one new industrial building had been constructed in 155 years. The next five-year record of achievement on this program of economic develop­ ment is fantastic . . . M new indus­ trial buildings in the Sanford area totaling -112,090 square feet, em- ploying 1,061 persons, with an ap­ proximate payroll of §1 million per year. Projecting the 1.001 employes into the national formula of tlie ef­ fect o f 100 new jobs in the commu­ nity, we arrive at the following in­ teresting results: 3,108 more people. 1,827 more workers. 1,176 more households. 1.12-1 ntoro passenger vehicles registered. §6,195.000 more personal income. §2,835,000 more bank deposits. §3.780,000 more retail sales. Industrial progress, county-wide, is equally impressive with a total o f 2.300 new industrial jobs and an esti­ mated §9 million yearly payroll. Space will not |iermit us to dwell on the hundreds of Chamber proj­ ects, large and small, which have been a part o f this organization's program. It is sufficient to say that the leaders have had the fortitude to take on any project that affects the citizens o f Seminole County in the fields o f education, transporta­ tion. health und welfare . . . to name a few s|tecifically, the Statu Uni­ versity, Sanford Naval Academy, St. Johns-lndiun River Canal, metropoli­ tan telephone system amt county air|K>rt. We hasten to point out also the ’ js-> spcrtvealar : jnfiite o| truth'll of answering endless inquiries from prospective investors and future cit­ izens. This is our Chamber of Com­ merce and The Sanford Herald com­ mends the Board of Seminole County Commissioners and the Sanford » it.v Commissioners for their recognition of this dedicated group — a w o r k force of 156 members with an addi­ tional task force of 300-plus who an available to work on special projects — who devote their time, their ef­ forts and their money to make San­ ford and Seminole County a good place to live and a good place to work and a good place to play. Why question success? David llanul, *ix month<lkl ' otl ut Mr/ aml Mrs. David Hamit. Dali Park TALLA H ASSEE ( UP! ) — A bi-partisan council o f Dem­ lluad, CanoHic. ry, was re in rat* and Kt-puhlican* was ported in ‘ good condition" to chartered hete today and an­ day by attache* of Florida nounced that it* first effort Sanitarium ami Hospital after the baby was saved from Strangulation Sunday morn­ ing. Ovun Ansley, Casselberry Incorporation Plan Dropped volunteer fireman and lifesaving instructor, U credited with saving the child's life. Ity France* Wester It was believed the baby, The Lake Mary Chamber of which i»ad stopped breathing, was choking on regurgitated Com m erce last week veiled to dispense with any further milk. lie wa» rushed lu Hie Ni- study on incorporating the black Funeral IIonn\ which area for the present time. At in turn took him to the Cas­ Hie same lime it voted to re­ selberry lire station. Anstey activate a committee to study gave mouth-tu-mouth resusci­ feasibility ut installing street tation on the way In the hos­ lights ami sidewalks In the community. pital. In other business it was re­ ported that the new map <■( the area soon would be ready to turn over to the publish­ er* and that the road com m it­ tee is being supported in its problem o f securing rights of It) Donna K-l»* Resident* o f South Seminole way for straightening nut County donated (5332W, the Lake Mary* Boulevard. The Lake Mary Women's second largest amount turned in from a distiict. to ALffAC, Club, which ha* taken over annual march against leuk­ Hie Library Project, reported emia which was held Sunday that there is now a aufiicient number of hooks to start a afternoon. Cunnistrr placed in various library but that the club is in business houses in the »reu dire need uf space to locate will 1 picked up for counting the facility. The C of C board of direct­ on Sept. 22. Mrs, Vesler Elgin, South ors will meet Thursday night Seminole drive chairman, said at t h e home uf Hichurd today that 125 young people Keogh, president, to begin in the ure., |iarticipnied in the planning the annual Commun! ity Christ in as Party. , drive. $533 Donated To ALSAC By South Seminole Hie " o f f ycar-elei turn NEW YORK ( DPI I — A threatened strike o f piddle school teachers was called o ff Sunday night when tile United Federation o f Teacher* voted overwhelmingly to accept a new two-year eon Inn t. Legion Parade MI AMI BEACH <urt> —. Thousand* o f old soldiei» were to don uniforms and climb onto float* tonight for tiig annual American Legion parade — set tills year along the pnlm-tincd avenues uf tlii* resort city. j •On CIA Payroll’ WASHINGTON ( U i'l) — South Viet Nam's Americant r a i n e d counter - guerrilla foiees u-ed to spent head tile government drive against Buddhist pagodas still are on a secret (J. S. payroll, reliulde solutes said olday. Til Marry Ford M ILAN, Italy (U I*t)—The newspaper II Hiurno today quoted t listinrs Austin, the beautiful Indian-ho ’ n widow uf a British naval officer, asaying *'I will marry Henry F old II us soil it as lie o b ­ tains u divorce." Tito To Visit MEXICO CITY (U P I) — Yugoslavian l'« ■ -Went Tito will visit the United States, Mexico, Bra il, Chile and Bo­ livia during hi * projected Western !lcmis|di<'i<- tour, tlie Yuguiiavian Embassy an­ nounced Sunday. Divorcee Killed SALEM , Mass. (U i'l) — Police today invi -tiguied tlie strangling o f u .'0-yeat-obl divorcee, Mr*. Evelyn Corbin, the ninth ip a - t-i.ee of such BROOKFIELD, lit (UPI>crimes which have -p ic u l a It was a great day for Id wave nf fear among women tie kids at Hie Brookfield Zoo wliu live atone ill the H eater Saturday. Boston urea. C on ih n cr, a blue pygmy goat standing only 20 Inches high, gave butb to four -InchBy t nlted Pre— Inlet national high kids. Two fire bom . Sunday In-uvily damuyed the home o f N egro millionaiie A. H. Hut­ ton in Birmingham wlieie in­ tegrated schools were to re­ open today despite Hov. NEW YORK l i r pt ) — Ilnnn.i Hem ge Wallace's pledge 'o maintain elus.sioo- , . u . . , - Axum, Mi** America of tin!I, today was expected to add Untion In Alabama. big city ti» her list o f con­ quests. Home Bombed will tie to promote approval of Strike Averted The luncheon was sponsor­ ed by the "Citizen* lor Flor­ ida's Future" and was attend­ ed by leaders from all areas of the state in business, in­ dustry, government and edu­ cation. "It is my firm lielief." Dav­ is said, "that the progress of I Ion la in litis scientific and technological age will he geared to the educational op­ portunities ottered to its poopie. "1 worked and voted for the pas-age ot the amendment in Hie last Legislature a* I felt it was the only reasonable means of meeting tile needs of higher education, "T h e bond program is fis­ cally sound and provide* a planned and controlled meth­ od of financing, with safe­ guard- to prevent abuse ami extravagance." Ultimate decision fm fitiant in t h 1 g li e r education through the bond program will be determined by the people at a special election Nov. 5 "This I- essential and pro­ p e r ," continued Davis, "a * the people should determine Hie qtfrdlun of financing high­ e r eduealion. F i n a n c i n g school construction through t>"nds ha* been done before. In IM" the people o f this Stale approved a constitution­ al amendment earmarking a portion of the automobile tag receipts ** j, basis fur Issuing bonds to construct public school buildings. "When the people o f this state recognize a problem and are given the facts, they respond remarkably. " I am wholeheartedly In fa­ vor of the amendment and will work for its passage on Nov. 5." Just Kidding Stricken Baby's 'O ff-Y e a r' Election Condition 'Good' Council Organized Kenneth "T h e C o l l e g e Building amendment was. in my opin­ ion. the most significant leg­ islation passed by the RW3 Legislature," it was slated to­ day by Stale Rep. S. J. Davis, Jr., on hi* return from Tamp.i where he attended the kick-off luncheon for the bond program. uf guvemors and cabinet u ffieial, in Florida, The council for better goveminent is hnidi-d by A1 Hullman, Fart Myers civic lead­ er and auto dealer, with D oug­ las IKIden, Tanipu, vice chair­ MOBILE, Ala. (UPI) — Federal District Judge Dan­ iel T. Thom a* today under advisement a request from Negroes George strained Cily To Discuss Years-Oid Loan The willowy lhal Hov., C. \\ allace he re­ from interfering with court ordered desegreKuliorf o f Murphy High .Schist! here. • > • BIRMINGHAM, Ala. l Ui ' t) —Hov. George C. Wallace iletied Hie federal government in three cities today by ring­ ing white school* with armed state trooper* who turned Arraignment Of Holdup Suspect Set For Friday Charged witii the $.128 hold­ up o f tin* Fern Bark branch o f the Winter Bark Saving* and taian Association last Friday, W 1 1 1i a m Edward Smith, 43, o f W aycrois, Hu., will be arraigned at 1U a m. lids Friday before U. S. Coinmis-umer James S. Byrd at Orlando. In a hearing Saturday, Commissioner Byrd remand­ ed Smilli to the custody of the II. s. marshal and order­ ed him placed in Orange County jail in lieu o f (Kl.uui bond. Smilli was arrested Friday allcrnoon while walking in Wilder Bark by FBI agents who noticed the similarity in Ids attire with the description nf the holdup man given by Teller Doyle Oldham. FBI Agents, Seminole Coun­ ty sherilf's department, Or­ lando [Mil ice a n d Orange County sheriff'* department, who investigated, remitted that S7M1 uf the stolen 4121 wa* recovered. The getaway ca r and the .22 revolver used in tbe hold­ up. along with a note given In Oldham, some clothing and Hie cash wero recovered at various public parking lots. T A L L A H A S SE ( U r t ) — The Satiate, which eonvenrd today to try Impeached Pnsra Circuit Judge Richard Kelly on charge* o f Judicial tyranny, went Into riosed session after electing a new Senata secretary. Sen. Edwin G. Fraser o l In Washington, Ally. Gen. MscClenny, who resigned his Robert F. Kennedy was clos­ ■mm to )h» forfeited Senata eted with hi* as-istant* plan­ scat, w as unanimously named ning the next step. to succeed the late Robert \V» Wallace sent nearly 4uo Davis. Davis died shortly after trooper* into Birmingham, the c Ioho o f tho legislative Tuskegee and Mobile to turn session. away the Negroes who had Fraser's appointment n i l been ordered admitted by the tlie first order of business for federal court*. (he Senate, which started tha Systematically, the troopers impeachment session five min­ barred the way fur 13 Ne­ utes late. Fraser was nominat­ groes at Tuskegee'* only ed hy Ken. Verle Pope of SU white school; turned hack Augustine and seconded hy two teen-agers at Murphy Ken. Charley Johns o f Starke. Impeuehnient o f a state o ffi­ High in Mobile; two girl* at West End High in Birming­ cer is one o f the raiest o t ham and a Negro boy al Am erican Judicial processes. Suprem e Court Justice E. Ramsay High in Birmingham. Even a* Hie trooper* ac­ Harris Drew is presiding. Kelly Is the fifth Florida complished their mission — apparently Wallace’s first public official to t>« impeach­ step to force the govern­ ed. Only one o f tha other four ment's hand—the rulor bur­ lier fell for Hie (irst time at was tried and he was cleared an Alabama public school be­ hy the Senate. He was Dade County Circuit Judge George low the college level. Holt amt his 1057 trial lasted six weeks. Prosecuting Kelly wers the manager* o f the Huuse n t Representatives, Reps. W il­ liam O 'N eil o f Murion, W eiborn Daniel of tuikii and Leo LAKELAND (U PI) — Fkir. Jones n f Ray. Ida face* a "generally low " A ssistin g Berry Nichols, d im s production ibis year, a Kelly's attorney, in tho de­ crop comlilioh report from fense were St. Petersburg at­ Florida Citrus Mutual indicat torneys J. A. Lloyd und II, J. cd today. Mustcrson. Lack of moisture, a rust Tho House o f Representa­ mite infestation and mclanosc tives impeached Kelly June 5, outbreak* were plaguing reversing nn earlier vote that farmer* hit hard by last sniun day. and voting eight year's h i s t o r i c December u r t I r i c i o f Impeachment against him. They Jelled down freeze. In Seminole County the to tho rrnlrul accusation that shipping season was off 1o Kelly practiced tyrannical anil an exceptionally early sluit. dictoriul methods in his court­ Mutual said. It said many room. Kelly was nerused o f threat­ shipper* feel that oranges wilt begin moving before the ening and harrassing public end of the mmitli. Granges officials in partisan political amt grapefruit sizes are ex­ speeches, interjecting his own ceptionally large and mois­ personality into court trials ture is satisfactory, hut rusl and mixiiiulinghtg his office. Seminole Citrus In Early Start mile is rcpsirtcd In he Hie big Proclamation I’ruclanintion fixin g Kept. 17-23 nx "Constitution Week” in celebration o f Hie 107th umdveiKUry o f the adoption o f the Constitution by tile United States, was signed to­ day by Mayor Tom McDonald. Miss America man und Vincent Whibiis, Pensacola, sec rotary-treasur­ er. The proposal to change Florida's guliri iialmiul elec­ tions to non-presldentisl elec­ tion years will go before the City Commission will air Voters Nov. fi in tlie form o[ tonight u demand by Hi* U. a prupo-i-<| amendment to the S. Housing and Home Finance stute constitution, it has diaven most of its support Agency for repayment o f .i from Democrats attempting to (72*1141 planning advam*- made guard ngain.it a sweep o f to the City in the I'.Mu >. The advance wa* mail* to state offices by Kcpublh uns in time* o f popularity uf the finance a feadhility study for u hi-wage treatment plant. Tim National Republican Party. Hallman said Hie council City contend* it u not re* plan* a vigoious program to quircil to rrpay the bum since provide tlie public witii full the plans were junked. Tile agency contend* con­ information about the change. “ It i* our conviction,” lie struction o f the present plant said, "that tha adoption o f follow* the caily plan- ami, this amendment will go a long therefore, i* demanding re­ way toward* providing bet­ payment. ter government at the ,tate The agency has given the lev,-! in Florida. non-payment o f the obi loan "tV « are concerned uisiut a* Hie rvusoti for refusing to tlie confusion that nuw exists grant a new 1 10,Dot) loan for in election ycur* when u na­ a feasibility study uf a protional election i* taking place. pu.ed port terminal, National und state issues beOther routine buslneia will I'nme confined in the minds be taken up by the Commis­ o f tha voter and matter* of sion in regulur budnets ses­ state aide concern do not re­ sion, after which it will cunceive ih „ attention they iies-1 tinue public hearing* uf tlie I proposed budget. took away Negroes who tried to enter. Wallace'* action thus set the stage for another show­ down between Hie liery seg­ regationist governor and the federal government which had said troops would he used If necessary to force the in tegratlon. problem. Mutual said tree* generally are showing improvement, hut will bear llllle fruit in lids first com chuck year. Hut he said what fruit l( I produced promise* to lie high I quality. Budget Hearing: Public hearing on the pro­ posed county budget will highlight the regular business session of Iho County Com* mission Tuesday morning, a c ­ cording to Chairman J . C. Hutchison. Takes On Big City Conquest Alkun*n* arrived S ii n il u y fioui Atlantic City, N. J., nml cxtubliidlfd headqilurlei* ut tlie Burke Lane Hotel. ior, who defeated hi nltier beauties lo will Hie title, show­ ed her ability to rope with public appearances following The In own-eyed, 3 -fo o t-il'j her coronation la-fore a na­ brunette from University of Arkansas sen­ tionwide television audience. MISS AMERICA, left, before «he won the bin prize nt Atlantic City, cii|>turiul tin: birthing suit trophy an M in Arkansas. Donna Axum is shown here with Kudunne Tut Her, Miss District of Columbia, who won the talent conU'at. Khe met newsmen burkstagi and faced a battery ut cumera* and a lull rage uf queslion* cool und poised, mid said that now that the ordeal o f thn contest was over she was “ very relaxed." When the muster o f cere­ monies earlier named her a* the choice of the Judge* for tho title of Misti America, Donna, whose measurements uro 3S-23-X7, walked smiling­ ly along the runway of Con­ vention Hull clad in white ermine und red velvet cape nml hearing a bouquet of lon gstemmed American Beauty rosea. " i t vvai really- walking on air ju st like the song says,” she said later. Khe was refer­ ring to the pageant themo song, "There Hhe Is, Mis* Am erica,” thu next to last lino o f which is, "Thera she is, w alking on air," Equally on sir were her par­ ents who had traveled from tire ir home town uf El Dorado, A rk., to witness their daugh­ ter's triumph. Her mother, Mrs. Hurley B. Axum said w istfully, "Thera goea my baby." llc r father auiil, " W i l l mis* her. but w e're willing to share her with America. It leave* u* •lone, light back v.hcr* wa Star ted ." � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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