1 10 260 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/afd678a9f2b38e5245d978738192b59a.pdf c2a46fff4315aeb2d1a1a2745231e7e9 PDF Text Text < a fl, f ' *» ' ‘ • » f ETtif W tn lo rS Wt t i IB ~t- * - ——1 . Page 12 — Dec. 30, 1964 '” ’ 4* , ■ *♦ «'* w Layos Issue Statement On Benefit Fund t — * # ' , ’ ' T" w - •• i t ft ** #* ,a — P’*' e- ' V By Donna Eate# M n , Tlulh I.ayn, apeaktng for her huaband, Longwood’a F ir* Chief Claud* Layo. an­ nounced today that peraona wlahlng to donata monle* to lha fund adminlitered by th* fir* departmenWand auxiliary to benefit Mra. Kenneth Bra.u . baton and family may tend their contribution* to any member of either group. Mr*. Layo atnted that "un­ STOCK UP EARLY...ALL STORES ( der no ctrrumitance* ahould donation* for thl* fund be aent directly to Florida Sani­ tarium Hoapltal or to the fam­ FRIDAY, JAN UARY lit, 1965 ily.” Detail* and admlnlatration WE WILL CLOSE AT 4 P.M. of tha fund were decided at THURSDAY DEC. 31al, 1964 * Joint meeting of the two group* laat week with Mr*. Bem nettn M o r J i * named chairman. Mra. Brabaaon, a member of .the auxiliary, waa aeverly acalded receiving aecond and FR EE EX TR A third degree burn* over moat of the front of her body in ftirweeWent-w^the Long»9i;d Wws cou * o »3I»no furc ^ i -ok — Community CUhitea'# Chrlat- - r max Party aponaored by tfia BONELESS CHUCK ROAST OfT fir* department Dec. 19. Al­ FRYER COMBINATION PKG. (DRUMSTICKS, THIGHS, BREASTS whk HU) though fttill hoapltalired, ahe la now permitted to have v|an ADpmotJ to ihi siAiun you aiarv i with you* ru *cn*sr.. llora. 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PKG," 17 LBS % A UP ( YOUR CHOICE Elder Springs ------ OR MORE FOOD-ORDER LB • B U lEfllB B O N Q UALITY WESTERN B E E F To Have Watch BLUE RIBBON LABEL ON YOUR HOLIDAY TABLE.,, N ig h t Service FRESH PORK PORK BUTTS PICNIC ROAST Elder Spring* B a p t l a t Church will have Watch Night Service* Thuraday beginning at 7:80 p m. A well-planned program centered around the theme •'The Experience of Worahlp” will be given and will include allowing of the film, ''Bible ,*n th* Table." Other feature* will be th* »inglng of hymn*, apecinl mu*lc, lealimony time, worahip, f«llow»hlp and rafreibmenta The program will conclude ^Ith a lime of pray­ er and dedication. Aetivitlea ara planned for prlmarie* and lower depart­ ment* and the nuraery will b* open throughout the evening. Invitation to the public haa been extended by the pastor, Rev II. Hamilton (irtffm . — Geneva Contest W inners Named Dy JuAnn ila)a Results of the Geneva Hol­ iday Lighting Contest have been announced by the (Seneva Carden Club which aponaura the event annually. S w in g at a judging com­ mittee were Mr*. Luciil* Nor­ ton, Mr*. J . H. Bilbrey, Mr*. Calvin Oldham and Mr*. Kate Kllbee. Categoriea and winner* aa Hamad - -intlw M , _ a l l . juuud most beautiful, s h o w i n g thought and work, Chester Marek; moat .beautiful light­ ing, reflerted in lake, Walton Torre*; and lovliuat, lighted tree, out»ide. Jnhn Tlmma* c a ^ i { FltKC KXTffA J J MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ! , iJvLriyl 10., FKG 1 [2 t f l FIELED A p IV IlN ID j S H R IM P OLD GLORY BLACKEYE Taka *aa atone tal lor bekwl, aMhoateu Mt* haxitta a# gift* a*4 la/umiUoa about ttv# PEAS LW IT-1 WITH J.00 OR MORE ORDER 5 15oz CAN b* i. ORANGE JUICE *i ! 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LARGE STALK .......................................................................... . FRESH SALAD S IZ E , I 4 ‘ I«I»I w bo bl --------------i * - t . ... ; MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ‘ ■ . -r . r . SALAD BOWL WHEN YOU BUY FIRST s a g v i i 25 ' i^ rT l • ‘*-**** FIRST IF • " " .iw iu .M u e e a i LBFKGHOftMCL SMOKE HOUSE J BACOM 3 3 r s r r n r ,J J -. �» \» - »*- • t< I* • - *_ »*’ y- %. * %- V «• t ). * * t Count/Growth Ranking Third In Florida .Goals Outlined For N ext Y e a r * »" Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * J‘The Nile of America” Zip Code 32771 Ely Hnrr.v I. Johnson "We have determined ttie basic needs of Semi­ nole County and we are now building the many seg­ ments into one solid package.” ”1 predict l%r» will see the greatest develop­ ment ever seen in our And in the top five is beau­ county.” tification o f the area with These two statements special emphasis being placed sum up the thoughts of on the lakcfront. This pr-ojsek J o h n Krider, executive has caught fire like little elsa By Julian Stenatrem WEATHER: Fair, mild thru Friday; high in mid-70a; low tonight itrTiOs. Seminole is the third fastest growing county in the State VOL. 57 United Tress Leased Wire Established 1008 THURS.. DECEMBER 31. 1004 SANFORD; FLORIDA NO. 04 of Florida, according to fig­ ure* released today by Man­ New Y ear'* resolution*: ager Joe Foy of the Florida State Employment Service Police Chief Roy O Wil­ office in Sanford. Thi*1 applies manager of tha Seridnot* ever has in the county. liam*— another icro on the to counties with population's of It w'as suggested several County Chamber of Com­ accident-death chart at head­ io.ooo or more. merce, as he looked to i9(!5. weeks *go at a Chamber of With a population of 67.100 quarter*. Krider pointed to five goals Commerce meeting and since a t of Ju ly 1, 1964, a* com­ • • • then has blossomed into on* for 1965: F ir* Chief Slack N. Cleve- pared to 54,900 in I960, Sentt —Mots and better rdu* of the most energetic effort* lirml Sr. and hi* men—an un­ inolc'i Percentage of .increase hy a vast number of persona rational facilities. listed phone number. To be was 22 and equalled that of Sanford's J Dan Wright J'r. grant labor and other pro- ed to enter private businc-wr thTiuighouT the county. 2 — Metropolitan" cnnimrrf-' Broward County (Fort L.ru Grorge Touhy today was has been named state indus­ bietns fell within citrus, vego Former newspaper publisher used by person* calling in Burns also appointed Frank Krider noted today that the cations. derdale) Broward's popula-; named chairman of a commitwith false alarm*. lahle and other Florida indus­ Nekton, onetime Panama City Charles K. Marsh, whose 3— St. Johns Riv^r de­ economy o f the county i* tion Jumped from 333,9oO in tcc which will be appointed to trial commissioner by Gov., tries ” switching from dependency on mayor, as business represen- newspaper empire spread ov. velopment projects. the establishment elect llaydon Burns. Wright Bob Shedden of Southern Wright will take over ihc 4— Continued co-operation agriculture to non-farm enterthis year. tative to the commission Wal- rr mut'h ° f *be United States, of a metropolitan telephone^thus becomes one of the few Bell—fewer phoners using the post from acting chairman prises. He said agriculture Still leading th e state, per system for Seminole County. men from Sanford in recent lionatd Spencer of Ocala. ter l.lghtsey ol Tampa was re­ died Wednesday in Washing­ with the Navy. shopworn ruse of asking for employment dipped hy 2,400 5— llrautifirution. ccntagew-jje. In (he population ton, I).C., after an extended The appointment was anyear* to hold a statewide apthemselves in hometown citie* Spencer look over the job appointed as its labor repre­ Krider placed education al while at the same time non­ illness. He was 77. *o the folk* back home will explosion is Brevard. That nounred lodty by boring Bur- pointmen! when A : Worley Brown resign- sentative. the hrad of his list declaring farm employment leaped by county’s i960 population of gess, president elect of the ,\s chairman. Wright will A vice president of Patrick know they arrived safely. Marsh was « close friend j th jf wiJ| keep the many young 3,000. 111,400 jumped to 171,400 for Seminole County Chambce of assume the day-today operaFruit Company. Wright h a s 1 of President Lyndon H. John- people in the county rather “Thi* clearly show* th* a 54 per cent increase. In sec- Commerce. tion of the agency, administerlived in this city for the past . . . . . ... City Manager Pete Knowles 22 years lie came here Jroiu *on am* onr the f i r ,k Per" ,h* n having them leave whan trend, he declared. ond place is th? 25 per cent] "W e are pleased.'’ said Bur ing the big state unemploy — continued positive approach­ Jacksonville where he had had llvIII c' ^ l r 'L ''" ‘ e' .-emplCcd This past year saw the erehike in Lee County (F t. My-, gess. . that Touhy has accept mem ami workmen's eoriipcnJacksonville where he ..... ' T ' ' " ’ " " their es by all Central Florlji*.coni-------*-* leadm hlp fn tha cd since he was eight y e n - f i t , ! ? ' * “ oH — PtW ary--am f .eropdary edit- alien populatfbn. It and the elate crsl populat/bn. it -went frdriFi fro n tecd d the Ihc chairmanship of this ef- sattmt-nroerams satiun-prugran)*and thcjilat^ •count y'-andrttie Chamber. uj^U.tT , . . -M.ytJxTVrXS6,5i5.*SrcordinE jc^rwr*-y.U:fijVrr-iffrA£ offices through* 1 w s m t & jM h v m i,j ..; 7 *,,,! ■ problems. 'Vial ***!*(" j.c!ln ] He is rtedlted wittmfuerr of [ —aV^finir-yesh 'Tlillege and a-*‘ IS painted to th * **Intense Foy’s figures from the U ni-[vice throughout the county, out Florida, Wri"ht i4 also past chair - the aucceaa of Johnson a* ho junior college a ir in .the m|crest" shown hy virtually versity of Florida’s Bureau o f 1This project is one of the ma* Wright will be given Ihc a S!m lnol* Chamber’s John Economic and Business He- jor goals in Ihc chamber’s 1965 oalli* of office on Tuesday at the ______ Florida Citrus man "of. __ _____ Uftt*d him to continue hi* po- works and these will be push- the entire membership. "W e'll ed to the hilt this coming invite 15 or 17 people to a Krider—no more reports the search. program. Tallahassee He said today he Commission r , r " rspecial meeting,” Krider said, local 1 Navy base may close. Seminole and Broward are ''Communications.” Burgess will resign as chairman of the Ollier artivilies include the; *,ct' n in retirement year, Krider said. A facility* which will be "nn l more than 2d will show ainre 1954 ns a result of tied fur third, Sarasota is filth, added, "ptays a vital role in Seminole county Board of directorship o( Minute Maid, ready in srigit weeks, he add* iip.” City eommissioners—work 1 aim Beach sixth, \olusia the chamlier * effortf in serve |’uh ic Instruction after Us or* llu* First National' Bank - of stroke and.older illnoesrs. Johnson, i n f o r m e d of ed, t* an pleetionk* eourse to "These people," he rontlnu-. Okaloosa nears a finish on the marina. seventh, eighth, all of Seminole County. Ther- gam rational meeting nil Jan Maitland. Florida Citrus Pro­ he offhred at Ilia voentionnl cd, "pim ace’ the 'future nf-burMonroe ninth ahd AllChua ' (ore.^we feel a metro syslem is y Burns will name Wright's duction Vs'ociatton, a vestry­ I Marsh's dentil at the Texas county ami have accepted th* |absolutely essential- If we are successor on the School Board. man of Holy Cross Episcopal White House, said ha wns school site. Navy Base officials —a sol- 10,f’ i hallcnge to huil.l it." ‘‘Many electronics compan­ •'Employment in non farm to achieve our objective of a • ■ r Wri :ht will carry with Church and memberships in g'eatly saddened hy the Id year of perfect flights. Seminole County has don* firms, said foy in his nffi greater Seminole ( minty him iqlo the office the- actual the Orlando Country Club ami **"’>' bail tarn friends ies a'k us if wc have trainmuch in 1964, Krider reviewed. since "Marsh backed Johnson's 'mg facilities f< > , young pro i ml December report, wav Meanwhile Tmilt) — evrru and practical experience of a l n iv e l s l v Club Humana. Society a ll. V. Kiultr 'TJU j Will 8f« the Rtratllttl tHit tor-V ollHl*ia» estimated at-O.TOO tnNovcm-Mlve vice president of the Flrsh-f.iisinewman operating under The industrial fnmni!««ion Johnaon—generous response rat ilevrlopment ever *ren in er was urn«Uiatr<t from the Ro- At that time. Marsh waw an ' 'v** ran tell th»*in \%r h«vp find to hia efforts to form a socie­ her—the highest level to be j Federal Savings and t.oan \s (he Workman’s Compensation our county.'* Aufttin putijmhrr. Uvill hnvt m ore" reached In 10 months ami 3oo xociation — d eclared ’'Scnunule haws,” saul Burns tx'rl Y. t rr Mlph Srhonl in ty In th# county. above a year ago The annual IU was the fnthrt in law of Surh hi^hi-r nlurntlnn fnnlBurns said Wright "will a l­ J a ir K -t'iu iUr* 41ml altun ttir advance," Foy explained, | so carry a complete back \ rmi*r*kttA Klf»mia lie jiriit |{ I rrt Mnski'll, piililmher of it Ira will *rrmtf* thr atmosfo rt Authority's Kiancis ' wav credited to expansion in ground and know Is- 1 -eahle apIn* n fr lin e ftmr uhiS'lren ii rn u spuprr m Mnr I mavlllr, phrir u hit h vi ill ntfrwTl in* 10 0 0 Ruuniillat <1 ggmg begin* on trade and government a* these \ ii , ami putt *»aviit*r 11f The duRtiy, hr pnhil4*il nut prnai h In the Mibp-et of mi­ ♦itk I 11a• in \rln»r DAN H U H .I l l the banf ni-iitusvill« t anal. lacllltlov were Increased to ( iilinty |s.(dnlrd Sanford IMraM Mamli also, The mrfropolltnn itinimnnlmeet the nerd* of a rapidlyw* onr linir, ftvniumI thr two local merchants—a year of growing population-*’' <*i la ruin iit'W'|ui|«Tti l.tti-r H'dtt ration projrrt wna arrnin! on Foy added. ' Between Oc*l heavy sales and fewer exchan­ hr notnl that **our F o u r K ille d t thr pi•'’it’iit ovAiiri, Marlin hia lial toher and November employ ges after next t hm lnias. Amb’( sell. i’•mini v *rnl in now inotntrtl BOSTON lU I’D—Four pcFmerit in non (arm firms gain­ Marsh, n nntu* of Ciltrln- fnnn thr reel of tb« mrf in- sous, trf'udlrig mother *nii y. 1.1 The Sattf'id Herald again ii. f it v l*i int ijiir ( Hin jmn\ . .<0 I*i■t Ii iiniinuni roal.1 Uhbi, wat /iiHluataiJ poHlith arra,’1 1 te*in of Irlr- two of her children, were kill­ Newspapermen and gals — ed 600 —a nhrmal advance for pi event mg its S i s 1 -s i M-* » ..* ! w *n»1 ^ '%'Uo ■ F iiinlttinf ^ mj»ftn\ fri'rt* *ht l iuvri. • nf Okla- 1plionrn Info onr ayntrni m an ed late Wednesday night when tbs right clioe * of words to this tune of the year The adverti*ers offei ng i host i f prizes ••• the o n v»it ih U ‘ j m n p e r ; Kxi«irr hrma in ||r ».•! mr«f to rnarntial |*mnt to thr fire swept their five slot/ makt the story pop off the winter season saw business first tol t».in. *f« * Jltii! o l u r pii fiii ft f iiim r activity accelerating in many bln native Ohio an rttitor of \rrahlrtita page. ciuwdrd apartment building. ['ndny advertisers 'f rer *lu i cifis n . 1 fit ir v |b*aut\ Sh op , nuipris**1f t . industries Worker gains w.-re thr Akron Rrran and latri hri'H»r prop..nnl wm tiirord s | ■ * . in I page on llu ’-ml ..f I'.!, ..I n < i* Jin* j i, f n rlrwniujjj p|n* f t a • l ' 1 I , i-uo.ilo.l in uianulai Du m g .. it me mannif tojf rti^or of the do*n in a vidr raihoi thin N o P o in t t -f a si udrjita n-.ill:rtg W ’ Eighteen inoicbajrts nu- pat lo-ipal.ng Jiis siu ' • 1^.11’ii id . I Ilf Rim o *«nl S>> p #J , o wholesale trade and services, i iririnnntl J'opr. 1>**fir luilJ «ffm U are Lot. WAK44INGTUN 4UP 1 >—Tha , a c r e s r the I■■ij*»>1 vi a p I .Jji- sii-lI the 11 ** ll ill l"T'. sti.ies ill 111 os Ivan • IV. I ' "t| BIn I "’.V bnl-\ t i t t in i. t i t s Mmirwill for tn* <1 a par tnnrahffi 1,111 t ' • mmthrr r i*f 1 ruled St a let iocs no [mini in I *. t - i i - J si soid tv *’i • • , i * i , | im it" i % Wholesale trade. said in 1**Ifl Min! pm* tinaril new Mpn- r imidiim m*i«*kly i pressing Russia fur a renewal ^ infold M l.nitii Vh' i mil |Liolv, fio xii % H --it ■*.po«'!i, I v t on it!, f .* |**f i 4!h«*i w flit I uy ’gained as packing p«'ia hi N fl . and W»« l ,,r *s'* Jolina Ifivrr drvrl- id negotiations on the thorny 11 hi^s Ki'HiPii, Sm kai k i rlo»N A I' hif if 1•mu r ■! l b , I It m u * t < 111111 >f ■ bouse- added personnel to «’ii. 1’ra Th«> ei« at!il> aapaud i» a tlimr pion^iil vi i . ci m.,n problem at tins time, in^ mb <«f liiilij'n pm ft*|i4, I )<h (t,i* n v, ♦»!»»* -i i,. 111 11V l _*l! p1 1111d* I , l b'lllilliC R L < S. I.... I £upt l! T. Milw ee- handle volume fruit sh.p rd their lir w npuprt own*r*>)up, fM | * nlfli'iats said today. tupp fandr'i's baby f.... 1, !{tl/ rio n lif n||»* I -b b' t « Rt* nHl|, jd *s •i » ! i no m nie n a i f d eleg atio n s al mini* the srrviee group ex Mm%U*n family «111} ha» imiir l hr Inkrfront tnnrina <; k o iu ; k m i in > riu fh*r prt*« for !«**, K«d|*'tt % •V. i nil l.ll. i •' lb, pern-need •< gain as amuse m eetin gs. pMsjn t which is rmw n**m in w ftpnpn i n t r t m t a . ‘ I s n ’t N e e d e d ’ t l.lv . 11. . I i, i men! place* and hotels t** ex Oiunty hsK torn puAhrd into Itmuull, f. a«iifIn foinmlrt fi ' ltnp k*t, * « b-iy .Sutviviifft in* hide hill widow , ,flK H,r drvrlopmrut figure MIAMI ( Ul’ l t—The Florida Motorists —a new carburetor [landed employment fur the fipotludit of a tir a t I»um ilirr* t nu, ( hailra Marsh II, ( 'd>' roimumpbin Musi ( oast Hallway contend* wiriicr vacation season and attlilymif a rnmjU'idirmHvr guaruiitacit to give 45 nil!** to Moil and, ; John K Manh. lh.it the threat of sstiotaga nrsA drvrlitpnicnt th.iT rnrmu retail trade continued at a r Irarwuifsp, f‘!a . nrid Mh'iiarl eiilfmrrrintj report, the gallon. isn 'iih e only good reason why piA‘i'4 nil ij f>ntral Morula substantial level wilti th ru ) •J I iir Port Authoi it v* n sliotildn t restore jussenger Marsh, \\tiiiijvillr, \ a ; nn«J Tin <>p.m <i|i% *»! !uan> rconnui nu * buying at a record vol which has nindc hiu Minim tw o dmitf him *, M is . Kid*«tri service It says such srrvica All civilians—color IV at time for the area T A L I .A H A s > K K i l I' I — In « n *»n« of dir • n » i* 1 nil* r thr t« i rnsi of thr law. | Mnsktdl, Mrtf lliisv Ulr. V « . find ist» kirt'ii the tr» inrndou» towunl m »tart of nttnal really isn't needed. has thun I 2U0 a set. •Construction activity," he growlji pot>nti»l lure in llic Guv. t , r i i * Bryant. Ilv.lig !tiot changed fac* * >-v.iv Mil* *j,,. tennx Roliert Morgan, Diana Marsh, New Y"rk i ity conati urtion This would declared, "held steady and ag open up a new field of en* S o lid F r o n t again in the fare of Gm elect 4 n’ rt " ,lur next few years." of Vllauu and Joe Rill Rood. Ditto—less irritating tom- ricullural employ mc n t , T he law v as f,a**rd urulrr liravnr in the area anil in PI rrSHUHGH {U P11—Tha Touhy continued, 'The eron- llaydon Rums today reapmeirials, less soap operas, etc. strengthened with citrus and of Bradenton, expire when luirn wciiild line many div* oniic surveys lor the |*ort au- pointed twv» members of the 'l mn" ’i MllP •’* Rep Wglliam nation's m ajor steelmaker* Governor Ruins take office Bryan! has vegetable harvest* on the up­ I O'Neill of Or a ia. fl ai fl»d 10-bln I f lea. thority. the lakefront develop- Mate ItacU,, lum m inm n to lueiented a solid front today Mrs- Rodney C. Varney, of swing in November," ment. the community college terms running well into and »r>ant s hometown and center alnady .[u-unted Morgan to 3—Th« Sanford-TituivllU in a U> a-ton increase on gal­ 522 Brighton Way. t asselbs-rthe B o, iid >.’ It*-gents. Canal which wuiild link lhia vanized sheet and observers ry, who cast har first vot* in breed.ng industr in 1 lor ida The uneven length of die area with thn Atlantic* were concerned about tncrca*ed Central Florida University, tion this year s presidential elec­ fur 3 8 i * r cent of the labor. . . Ocean ami thus to many Bryant quickly accepted the 1 " 11 “'rm» •** onl> ' <r ' t,,r ( es un other products. , r ,, . • all have catJbhsttrd firm baNcs tion,*urjirised and de- force. He adid Tnis waj cun . . Bt Ib.una Kate* I do nt.l Ibink <ummission on a staggered fiiielKn Thia project, . . , for ttic bright lorrca^u and resisnattonta nf ♦•xpirm^ »<<»rii t'oillini'Mo.i and . ,, , , r , . . . porta . f'gfrfrvf fp-rev-eive »r» engrav­ «idrrrf> 0 OTf*W«l<» *urp)u»s+- » - ............... ............. m f fr>f*7 "hT1* *00*9*+ bana-am i «lU*r. Uie-Wll4»Us|s4— mi aUaVOkg. J* |*o,-4a *n-tufK»w!a»s -...V i-’ isjaL lv H u V U tt ed invitation to President Lyn* The total civilian latior force 4,11 a/lni> , . ItAi i it in «him .^kn*I hi >.iiit i." jiMj4nt il*-nf s. i arh nw appoint- thr NVw Yrar in AltiiiiHlritr I'onliourd co-..|trri*t|,.n ssltbi Sv.MGON tU P tj—.me of Ui* 1 Ol i m ] v dbn H. Johnson's inauguialiorl in Seminole during November '‘H” " *,r" rtlf,t 1> u,e ‘'n o , Burn^ Rild 'T t r«*rfirr ttiia ptitnf mr-tit v I'wrh iu-w appoint* Hpi lvi£» torn girt will h w%«? to live Navy Is .let iiii-d unutlirr costliest battles for American “f 0ur fuUn'> in K,” ‘nC '’f S ,jr k r ' in<1 lm !nrdUMl) f< month Hr »ah! fir <ii.| n>*l tn mrnt ***11 Ik* for four )rar» If v*> on on Jan. 2U. The invitation was Ifi.tXO. said Foy ’ T h ..," pop nftrr th« »»•*:- ..f thr essential jiMijrcts (if military advisers In the South the necessai v wheels in mo appointed th» m Torodc s new tame at a , nmpietr surprise be added, is an increase of 4utl trio! t«» rai»r a *| »• i% reappointed or if nl*» - *» in cloainir hour An jl»e, lal ml,-rest. >ny* hii.t. i, \ ii-luaiiirii- war ended today turn will di-li-rm.ne !*■ a large term runs until Ja n u a i' Ithat to Mrs. \ailiey whose only •ever Ociutirr of 19i.l and J bob ji Im111* »{ *' pan ’ . i t | it j Mir i% ri.ifu#^! ll v Hutu* ot«hnaiii «• r uteiiilmir v «lra is n ,,|.sis ii,if ,,f funds I,, ex in victory tor thr government degree how much we ts«*ri**:s( and Fylev ui.til J.im fat) ItnJi connection with politics IS that over that of November, 1963 " is rai*< d it v olid have lu tlu trim vtuvdd run until Jan I" U'X ol alculiolii bevel ages the north south runway, tide according to U S. mill from this favorable buvtness Burns, w.’hi already u angry she served as a part-time vol­ other our.r iiaiy, 1967 with,!, the Illy until 4 . m. -,-lip KU. i tary spokesmen In baigoa. climate 1 wjUi Bryant for naming a ntn* • come fr,,m sun unteer at the Democratic hilt b ff n given !ho a te hy "O f great and immediate member Board of Urgent, headquailer* in Altamonte Mi*yur W La wreriua Bvmfneed." Touhy explained. " sv a without giving him a choice tn fi.Ml Springs during the campaign, simplified r e tr o plume xyx- the selectmri, said two weeks lh*' um>■>r'a iltfeult t■* vein tem that makes exchanging of »g*> that he Intends to appoint the onlihaficr pameil f)et 23 .Sanford office of the Selec­ ideas, placing «f orders ami We five-member Racing Com by the city cnunclt u crc car tive Service System has bean bids, the coordinating of pro- mission when he takes «j|{tcj nail out Monday ju tt befort moved to 210 East Commer­ J O H N S O N CITY, Tex motional plant, and gene^l lie said at that tinu-.f^'dld the K p. in. deadline through cial Street. (L T I) —President and Mrs communtcatien in.tantaneoul 4 not ex|.ect that Bryant* ttSidd wiitteu •taii-riirnta iH*riftiially Johnsonwill ring in the New Benefits wi'l come to every take advantage of a 1963 law tlflivered to rath rounrdman, Srmmolt Founty rraidcnU By l tilled Pre ss come to Hie ha lie of 1905 Year tn Texas tonight while one," Touhy [minted out, "a s which put th*- (lacing Commisi Reaiont ftir tha veto cited xt still buying U S. savings their two daughters celebrate we grow, and everyone who Is 'ion on staggered terms and Americans eminled out the Tb* National Safety Council in the »tateruent were that ■ond*. In fact, sale* during with friends in Washington ^Interested m this progress had the effect of extending llg- last hours o’. 1964 today and predicted 3utl to 30o [ic-rsuns >or ember amounted to 419,so made ready to wthotnr the would die ll, traffic accident* the ordinance *‘wui nut ronThe President and First should go to wxmk now to make terms of three members g’J which brought l£W4’s to- Lady planned a quiet holiday sure wr have this important they held over through the New Year will, » ' costumed re- during the three day, 7* tiour iistent with ordinancea In al sales for the —first If •at the LBJ itanrh. But they communications device 1 next governor's term. solve and ri vjelry holiday period, beginning at 6 «<ther t|<ofiiiuunitira In the ninths to $ 4 Hft,l 42, This eoun- may collect on some invita The third member whose With a ki-v iri the daik al p m. today and ending Sunday ,,,un*F ,,1“l ^ 'e action ______________ L ife tim e Unconditional Road Hazard Warranty y’s quota for the first l l lions to parties In Austin lie term was cxlended in the art “Maxim's de Pans in Chicago at midnight .. |V*M " not ln th* ninths of thi* year was f:t69,- fore midnight. The record loll was 374 in " , *llf l " H|1 “•'d^would strva is Jark Fiveasb, of Pensacola, and the ringing ol half a limit H e ra ld W rite r 0U whii-h g.ves Seminole the The First Family wae-shoet i « - r r •-— .. , PU*'P®M* ' hut h* did nul auhniil liu i n t and helh at Cartel u lle, III , a 1959 The normal dea th rale nt' At pres* time today, no ighest pcrcentagi- of atlaln- on n New Y ear'* resolutions K l l F f t T S A t t c l C k gnatjon to Governor Bryant wj. half a dorrn football Ixjwl for such a period is atsout 3n<) d quota tn the entire state The President said hr had STUART (L 'P It — l.lyle C. hF could be reappointed. Spe game cities and a million and Th* cost of a New Year's 1move had been mada to overf Florida. • made none "I didn't make Wilson, former manuger of culalron is that Burns intends one parties the nalion will bid evening of iniety ranged from ,,lle ll'* vcl° w^'r*'r °uld l * any," said Lynda. 20 . Nor did United Press International in to reappoint Fivrash anyway. fareweU to 1964—the year of IKK) a couple to the price rd « d,,ne hy ‘ hraa-fourth* vot* of Periodic Inapectlon • Flat Tire Repair "Roma men," say* Georg* Mrs Johnson reveal any vows Washington, was reported in The reasons for the resigns the passing Gen Douglas Mac- few beers, n ,t counting the lee ll'* counrl1fair condition today at Stu­ tiona and reappointment was a Arthur and and former Presi­ of the babysitter. Tire Rotation Touhy, ”*r« just itchipg for for the future. * Front End Check success — .when they ahould Seventeen year-old Loci said a rt'* Martin Memorial Hos­ ruling by former Atly. Gen. dent Herbert. C. Hoover, of liUUGET TERMS— NO CARRYING CHARLES she'* "made a lot" but the pital, where he was taken fol­ Richard Ervin a year ago that Don Schollander's four Olym­ be scratching for it." lowing a heart attack. kept them to herself. cast doubt on validity of ex ­ pic gold un dais and the Alaska TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — Wilson and hit wtf* moved tending the terms because the earthquake Make on* of your New Gov, Farris Hryant todsy ap­ An attempt to peddle obheir from Washington after Constitution, with the only exsr's resolutions this one: Celebran's dusted off paper pointed George K. Ada m i, Or­ scene literature to two chil­ hi* retirement last fall. Wil- ccption being the Board of hats, horns and unkept resolu­ lando, a circuit judge of the dren x i i reported to police solved — to give .regularly A ____ radio was __ ___stolen _ and son still contribute* three col- Regents, limits terms of state tions and got ready to Jam Ninth Judicial Circuit, the Seminole County Blood last night. The caller aaid hia nk. It coat* you nothing but desk drawers ransacked at. umna a week to UPI and The officials a n j commission* tn Times Square in New York, and Succeeding Adam* as daughter, 9, and har compan­ 1401 Sanford Herald. These will b« four years. the traditional party at the in­ Orange County judge will be ion. * . war* atopped while in 405 W. FI rat St. 322-0651 few momenta of your tim* Southsid* School at Racing Commission, tersection of Stale and Ran­ slate beverage director Rich­ thg Pineercst Shopping area ii can be of Inestimable vai-, Magnolia Avenue, police re- [suspended pending hi* recov-^ The SANFORD, FLORIDA je ry . * .prsur to this 1963 law, hid al dolph tn Chicago in a gala wcl- ard B. King. to aomeone who needs it. purled today. around noon yeilartlay. ^ C lO < * Metro 'Phone System Drive In New Spurt C. E. Marsh, Friend Of LBJ, Dies At 11 J. Dan W right Gets State Post -A-ir s t <* - il&WA. BRIEFS Gifts Ready ^os* '65 B aby Sov. Bryant Slaps Burns Again zrssz Johnsons To See In Year Al Ranch Mayor Axes Lale Drinking . . . . . . .. Americans Ready To Why You Should Buy TIRES From I Welcome Babe O f '65 Obscene Peddler Sought By Police Jucltfe Appointed Radio .Stolen 'f • -- * '• : ** _t . • / * a — j-------n -w , . . ■* 0. • *. . — ' v ijl.. lL — lR ■ AM * ‘ a �I ’ ‘U - •Hi* •* • *« r „ l '1 V bf it * H. A. MONTEITH Insurance Firm Executive Tells 01 Retirement >ir\ .SXSCfi: ‘ \\jOtA. ’*+ Howard A. Mnnleith, vlr* preeident of Crumley-Montcith, Inc., will retire from the firm tomorrow. Montelth ram* to Sanford In 1940-and waa a e e o c ia ^ ;!?■ f - -«lWi»JIIelropoUUn Life IjUVlxiinra 'Comimny until ha and Ileda H. Crumley formed a partnership and ealaldlahed a general Iniuranre agenry here in 1015. Later the firm added a real ralnte' division nml in Muy, 1002, the firm wna eoniolidnlrd with the Hob Crumley Agenry. Following retirement, Monteith |<luna to ratgh up on ids hunting and fishing. During the latter part of Ju ne—Ue pinna an extendrd tour of the United State* The tour will also inrlude finliing trips in llritiah Coluinllin na well na other parts of the midwest and west states. Crumley and his son, Hob, will continue with the firm and no other rhnngea in per­ sonnel or in the operation of the business are anticipated.’ t rumley said today, "How­ ard will be rvJssrd r ;r y much by our firm ." rr: M orris Baby MOHAWK, N J . (U P I) — Police Chief P. George Geffken turned to the parents of this northwestern New Jersey resort town today to help in ending a string of wild "Dolce V ila " teen-sge drinking par­ ties in private homes. Ceffkcn said police would no longer tolerate drinking brawls like the one his men broke up when they arrested 77 teen-ngers. Gcffkcn said that author!-' ties were considering charges of contributing to tha Juvenile delinquency of a minor for those over IS arrested at tbs party. He also pointed out that legal action could be taken against their parents who are responsible under the law for the actions of their children. Arrested in the raid were teen-agers from moderate and well-to-do famlllca from 10 New Jersey towns, Norriatown and Pittsburgh, P*., and Gloversville, N.Y. Six drinking orgies have V rraT I WASHINGTON (U P I) The A if Transport Association is going to do something about one of the airlines' biggest bottlenecks— getting passeng­ ers to and from airports in big cities. The association said it would survey the ground transport situation in II cities — Detroit, Washington, Baltimore, Chi­ cago. New York, L«s Angeles, San Francisco, Miami, Atlan­ ta, Seattle and Cleveland. The aim is to reduce the 30 to 45 minutes it take* for a passenger lo gel from tho downtown area to the airport in major cities. Some solution* to be con­ sidered are used of elevated trains, monorails, subways; or helicopters. M ixed Up House, M ixed Up Wife • 112 M ore Whites Saved Air Bottleneck Study Planned when he moved to Syracuse, [Tennessee college. Gaffken telephoned Stone In N.Y. . * The party was set up by his Syracuse to Inform him, of the son, John, IK, a student at a party and was told: ’ "G o in there and remove everyone from the house." Geffken and 13 other offic­ ers moved In, “ When we hit, the kids started scurrying in all direc­ BANNING, Calif. (U P I) — tions." he said. "Some went When Mr. and Mrs. Hugh out the beck door with sixWorley returned from a three- packs under their arm*. They week, vacation, their home of ran behind homes and threw 17 years didn't quite seem the beer cans all over lawns." Police corrsled 29 teen-ager* same. The Banning W’ater Com­ In the house. Others were pany, which employi Worley grabbed outside and at road­ and owns the home, had built blocks. The roundup lasted him a new house on the lit* . 41k hours. The chief vowed to continue Mr*. Worley liked it except that tha floor plan waa exact­ the crackdown and end - the drinking bout*. "B u t we need ly opposite of the old house. "E v ery time I etart for the the co-operation from the par­ ’kitchen, I wind up in the bed­ ent*," he said. ‘T h ey're the ones to blame." room," ahe complained. been held since June, Geffken said, with up to 100 teen-agers from New Jersey, Pennsyl­ vania and New York Jamming Into one home each time. Geffken laid police were powerlese to do anything un­ til the laet party. At the prevloui one*, parents were pre­ sent and denied officers ad­ mission to the homes. But they had permission from the owner of the home where this party was In full swing. The Interior of the houav was a shamblea. Hundreds of beer cans and whiskey bottles littered the six rooms. Tables and chairs wrra overturned and broken. Lamps upset and walls scarred. Damage was es­ timated in the hundreds of dol­ lars. Harry W. Stona 8 r. had put the house up for sale Dec. 4 B toT o rB Pnpre 2 —< Dec. 31, 1964 Brawls Hit •ft b ney, the lest American known to be held by the rebels, wa* killed Dec. 15 along with a British proteatant tnisslopary, the' survivors said. Four Europeans were killed earlier this month, three at Madje and on* at the mission station of Ibambi the surviv­ ors said. At tenet 195 whit* men and women have been murdered in the Congo since mid-Nov­ ember. LEOPOLDVILLE. The Con­ lions today after ’ rescuing go (U P I) — White-led troopi white captives in two north­ conducted mopping-up opera- eastern jungle towns from the ■Communist-supported reb^s. W A government column reach­ ed Mungber* and freed whites who had been dragged away from Wamba over the week­ end by the rebels. ny Jane Casselberry Last night 112 white refu­ Rev. C. R Zehndcr, pastor gee* flrw into Leopoldville of Ascension Lutheran Church from Wamba, where they were of Casselberry-, will conduct rescued from the rebels by a a special New Y ear's Day fighter-eupported column led Service at 10:30 a.m. Friday. by 24 white soldiers of for­ The sermon theme will be tune. "Follow Thou M e." The public The refugees, mostly Greek, is invited to attend. said the rebel* massacred 30 persons, including seven Bel­ gian priests, when they heard There will l»e no meeting of on Nov. 2fl that Belgian parthe Bear Lake Elementary atrooperi had landed in Stan­ School Parcnt-Teachcr Asso­ leyville to rescue white pris­ ciation in January, Mrs. Kaye oner* there. The first to die wse BetViet*, president, announced today. Next’ meeting of the glan-born Bishop Joseph Witgroup will be held Feb. 6, teboL Missionary William McChesMrx. Viet* said. New Year’s Day Service Set P O IN S E T T IA S IN No Meeting BLO O M Grapeville Nursery 2221 Grapeville Ave. 322-0SS6 "Sco tt* Dealer" T Pioneer Club Has Election By, Mildred naney New offiert’* of tho Deltona Pioneer Club wera elected at the- regular meeting bold Mon­ day night at the Community Center. Serving --swill be Mr» Margnret I'uwkU, preeident; Howar, vice preeident; Mr erd Sour! Mildred jU ney, treasurer; Mrs. M srgaret Wegner, sec­ retary and Mrs. Helena Slack, historian. Elected in the board of di­ rector* were Harold Were, Henry Pavlowski, John Jureno and Hirhsird Baxter. Mra. Powell lias jnvited old and new officer* to meet e l her home next Tuesday evening. Plans for todeyla New Year's Eve party to be spon­ sored by tho club wese dis­ cussed and It was reported that reservations already made were near the quota. Hats, favors end noise mak­ ers will be provided by the cluli end the Deltona Combo will play for dancing. Refrcshmrnte and soft drink* are included in reservation O P E N F R ID A Y - 12 N O O N until 7 P .M . 2-CYCLE 4 SPEED STEREO WASHER CONSOLE $ Truly a beaulyl Washes a full family size load fast. Normal and Gcnlle cycles. dust resistant cabinet finish. Super spin dry. A famous make you can trust. - — __ - — — prices. AM/FM Stereo console with a truly powerful cir­ cuit! Full rangol AM-FM Radio with a 4-way sound sysfem. Jam-proof 4-specd changer. 2 sapphire styli. A real bargain. Dies Wednesday Committee Sets David la-c Morris, lfi month, old son nf Mr and Mr*. Hurry Morris, 220 Flamingo Drive, died Wednesday in Winter Park Memorial Hospi­ tal Born Aug. 10, pifi.1, in San­ ford he I* survived, in addition to his parents, by twu hro th e n , Harry Jr . and Douglas Michael. Election For New Officers lly Mildred Ils u r ; The Sunshine Committee of liie 1.ediee Auxillury of Del­ tona Civic Association nomII*ted officers for 1906 at the inoiillily meeting leccnlly el the Civic Center. Acting Chairwomen, Harel Christy, presided. Nominated were Grace Mc­ A New Year's Evy dance Donald for chairwoman, Hasfor aU membera and their el Christy for co-chairwomen guests will be held tonight at and Magdalene Uollcnt for the local Elks Club, according secretary. Voting will be con­ to Wade S. Snyder, exalted ducted et the next regular meeting at the Civic Centre ruler of Lodge 1241. Dancing will be from 9 p m. on January lfl when further ■nrmTfnBfhmr~ wfff-frp-tmrpfrrf peri orchestra. Hals and from the floor. Mia. Celia noisemskera will he furnished Jam es will be requested tn and breakfast served from post the bulletin board notices 12:30 to 1:30 a m. of the meeting which will In­ clude * suciul hour end ref Ashmenta. A Valentine's Day party M o u n t s . 11A \ III I I I:__ Kun- will lie held Saturday evening, - r e l . . r v l r . e fne r is v c * t . . . Slnrrls is month ..I-x. son of Feb l.'Hh, at 8 p.m. et the Sir.' snil Mrs l l s r r r Morris Clvlr Center nonnlr Gilchrist, * of 220 KI- tit Iit x <1 I >r1* flan. four, win, i i i r i l \\ v<1 i i - » i| * y f nsslstod by Daisy I»r> h and will b» h»>4 •< J P ni. rial* Alice Mi-nctcr, will tie In u r d s y e l O r . m k e w V u nerst rhaigr of the refreshments. hnntr w-llti HP, H Hamilt on The subject nf a hake sale Orlffln o f ficiati n g f lutist will h» tn Maklswn -M .m nrU I will he drridrd et the January I’ a i h . Hi a to h "W V u n er a I meeting. llom s In c h a r e * Elks Will Hold New Yeur Dance Funeral Notice Need a New Pump — Bathroom O r Heating System B u t ... Short of C a sh ? •- No Need To WaitSHORT Oil LONG TERM AVAILABLE AT LOW COST HANFORD'S LEADING BANKS ARRANGED IN OUlt O FFIC E FINANCING THRU ONE OF — MOST LOANS — IN MINUTES. SEE US W A L L S U P P LY 220 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, F L A . v 322-5412 Si 1 S A V E O N TOP B R AN D A P P LIA N C ES , T .V . & STEREO! 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Freezer 2.Cyele—220 Volts Heat or Air 4-Cycle All Fabric Compare any to this LIM ITED $148 2^Poor Automatic s178 ID tf General - Electric $ 168 2-Dr., No Frost Ever *198 m a DRYERS *98 *119 FREEZERS 14 cu. f t Upright 470 Lb. Capacity 16 cu. ft. Upright 537 Lb. Capacity MISCELLANEOUS Wringer Washer Large Tub Console Organ S<i Q Imported from Italy I m i O Both Great Stores. Open Daily 10 a. m. tolO p. m. STORES TRADE — SOME AUTO. W A SH ERS $298 $ Oil H I-FI STEREOS 4-Speaker CONSOLE TV STO RE COLOR TV Color Combination 19” All Chnnnel .Hand Wired* FOB Sunday 12 Noon to 7 p. m. "Headquarter* For Hprinker HyMent*" i ---------------- ---------------- :-------------------------------------------------- p , 1 fL %. i QUALITY the eel; in . a m i el * ALW AYS. DISCOUNTS M (He vee U.w.1 «V 1A Y D AY. �I 1 V U N Financial Unsolved A t - \ • \ ITIir Hoover To Continue UNITED Na t io n s , N. Y — of a ichedulco assembly meet* ) a - The General Assem* mg. Then, in 13 minutes Wedstarted an 18-day recess nesday nigh*, the assembly: . leaving unsolved its fin- -A r P r o u d by acclamation a , split of the disputed council cnsl* and Kuisla 5 ngh' term between Jordan and Mali, to vote despite it* refusal to Each wj;j swvc for „ne ycar pay peace keeping assess- unless pending amendments to •inc-nts. Ihe charter are ratified, ex*' Throujhoui Wednesday, dele- pandm; ttic membeisMp o( the gates sought in private talks 11-nation council. A D • i # to solve the fiscal dilemma —Approved, also by acclama* that has been in negoliation tion, Syerctaiy General Thant's between ihe United States and request fur authority to meet Russia since last March. the organiration’s running ex* And twice they marched to penses on the basis of the 1961 the office ot assembly Presi* budget until a new budget L< dm! Alex Qoaison- SaCkey of adopted in the session re* Ghana to participate in unoffl- suming next month. The Soviet cial straw votes to solve a Union continued to insist it dispute over a Security Coup- will contribute nothing to U \. activities in Palestine or Ko­ ,g ci! vacancy. For almost five hours. Quai* rea. or to retire the emergency son Sackney delayed the start bond issue of two yfars ago ^anfnrh Srrotli -Dec. 31, 19(31 ;— Pnffe 3 Meet Y o u r Personal T a x Counse As FBI Chief A t 7 0 ONLY Fl it STORAGE plant In Sanford is pictured—Philips Cleaners and Laundry. The firm moved into its new home at 319 West 13th Street early this month. It had been located on Palmetto Avenue for a number of years. The company is operated by Mr. and Mrs. Wally Philips and has six employes. The new establishment now permits the firm to do its own laundry while in the past this phase of the operation was leaked out. Ray Dc Crane it an expert tax WASHINGTON (U PI) — quirement that government of* ‘‘1 intend to continue to serve finals must retire «t the age of ,my country as director of the 70. Flit as long as my health and I As the prime force in the the confidence of the Presi* creation of an elite corps of dent and the .American people enforcement officers with high w ill'p erm it." morale and-discipline. Hoover This statement, xharacteris- today enjovs a national stand* licalty emphatic, was made by ing as something of a legend John Edgar Hoover today in in Ids time, a living hero to | reply to a UPI question about millions of Americans. Ihis retirement plans Hoover Hut at the height of a long marks his Toth birthday Fri* career, he is encountering trouday. new Year's Day. ble from law-abiding friends t j s t May to, the renovyned as law-breaking foes. Most of crime fichtrr crlebraled his the trouble comes m an area 40th anniversary as head of where Hoover always has done Ihe Federal Bureau of Invest! well — public relations, gallon. President" Johnson callHe relayed the answers from ed him a "magnificent public his vacation spot outside Mlsc-vant" and in a special cere- ami. Fla., where he is spending mony formally waived the re The holidays. writer. His helpful tax series, "C u t Your Own T axes" will appear in this newspaper. Dw * Crane not only knows whatTha new tax law is and how to us* it, but more important, he knows how to explain it in ■ simple manner. For prafes* sionat assistance with your ta x return, be sure to read Ray De Crane's informative series. Yoa may save Valuable tox dollars. STARTS MONDAY in The Sanford Herald Tourists M ay Visit Moonport Sundays CAPE KENNEDY (U P I! — 'capsule out to Ihe launch site Starting next Sunday tourist* |and live launch site. Itself, will hr able to get their first will be visible, j close up look ai the huge corn Agency said tourists , . must enter tlw government replex being built to hunch , , .. * -serratio n from the NASA 1Americans to the moon. causeway at U. S. 1 iM-tween i —' lllc NatiyuaT. Aroupauhes luiWUw0lj e'oco^ and Titusr f l n J ~ S pavw- » Administration*V ll lc -------------------‘ TNA.-s-v-l* attPTuneu rhiirflimor. r^T13^roadvvay' wTrTW f^ tn U T Isis' wdnVt^e allow.-d to drive motorUt (.actl tSllnihy t * . ' through t*ic rocket- complex, |Wcen the hours of 1 p. m. and ! winch Is situated .on Merritt j m Island adjacent to t’af-c Kfli* nedy. The lour is similar to one which has been opened on T a p e KenTtrily I The agency said photographs could N* taken from aulomo Idles, toil -no stopping would bo a Mowed Persons driving through the area will be able to see at II) Mildred llancy close range tlir huge structure The Wrlrnme Wagon Club where America's giant Sa­ turn X rocket and Ihe Apollo of llrlt.ma held ita 1 hristmal spacecraft wtiieh will carry meeting lit the Showboat KriHie nation' ■ nuam travelcra laurntit m Del.and. Nominee! for election of officers for lh* will lie assembled q u ality d isc o u n t Welcome Wagon ’ Sets Installation For Deltona J DAN RIVER [p e r c a l e SHEETS AT MUSLIN PRICES!! 7 2 X 108 famous Don River top quality! Nalionolly Advertited! Strong, type ISO thread count! tong loitmgt Beautiful inow-white AND F IT T E D 81 x 1 0 8 SHEETS COMPARABLE VALUE. . . 2.<59 p e r c a le ! BO H O M it is considered tin- world's reining year weie presented. largest building and encloses These offieeia will to install* |eit in their respective offic e ! t.'i milium cubic feet I In ad'litiol, tile mobile p at* at the nest regular meet log bo ms which wdt iiatisporl the t* h« held Ja n u a ry 19. The Installation of officer*, tolls assembled rocket .S i d an iiiipi'ssive ritual, will 1>* i | i'iittdm ted tiy the Wclcoin* Wagon Area Hepri-senlutive, Mis, Giegnry 1'rlor, of rinly Hill. All meinhcie ui« urged to attend. i Juli pills were presented to III ( Iti>11’ it I’ l l Two lie De Those d. -Miing lliem. Mra. Kay tiiiit smith* t l .n e 11* t dtipjii. H-'lll-ii-r inti odiiri'd her l i. and Han I-I I’apui.'.in tt »-"■•'»«»* Miss Alice Itynn and Vile Wilkin.- tiv -"'III r.r.t- •'■'** Ailtmi .Nliugg, wlio a m , mad tracks mi (tic , ,t> , West waiting f*»r the c 'inpletinn of Side will It Ihev saw .1 III.Ill ’ bell Imliic ill Deltona. It wss stall.Ini' m I n ml id an ap to have two regular pl'iuielimg train monthly meetings al the DelThe hnvs s.i.d tins stiouted Tmia <'i.inmunity Center with at Hie man to .a t nut of the the third mem mg in he held W.n Kill In- latimeil 1tie 111 Ht a ln.ii I n stum mil A call- and BOTTOM FITTED TWIN Determined Man YWins 'Success' SMOOTH PERCALE PILLOW CASES FU LL COM P. •i * * * if |/l A W**< ' £ \t' , FANTASTIC VALUES THROUGHOUT THE STORE! 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Vafu« JP c each Bath Towels 6 8 ‘ Hand Towels 4 4 ‘ Wash Cloths GREAT SOLD IN PACK OF 3 ONLY ; 7 .9 7 T EFLO N C O V ER & P A D . tie -tialitied the m g ................ was app oin t'd *it.in and iried to putt him out of danger 1 lie man |i ki ll fr•e and -aid ' gi t tli<- licit nut of tile way Du i live* Then ths man turned a round »at down on Ihe Ira- kt md w. * hit I*v the train i as not tin mediately til­ to inform members of th* tim * and pltue of each meeting. Mis !>' ugliis . taivi II has hern appended cluilliiian of tha railing committee mid new mi ulliers may nu itacl her fur iiifm Hint ion. Fight new members s i r s ml i mill ed. I'lmgiog the mem* i**-1 slop lii *s. The new meml.i-is in,* Mi* Ilea Itoyle, Mri. Jan -en. Mi* \ iiii Finnris, M n . ILoiltl) l*A|)lo(l('K j llr rl Tihlmla. Mis l.illlsn \|i O s in t'vpru« rl 1*1 > —• Klif»lti'lh Thom* \ j *1,is.|ir Immi li i*\jitiHrt! ijul* i*», M m* . Mh«I»Jyii Ih'ndrraon !«* Ill** *ir .* *’ of si tfiiu 'l hihI Mrn. Himiiin .liii'in \ lit Um* l i m ' k M*itiofio| tovtnhvt n wi*tr rrtiitiiifc<f of thi**. nt> ripTr vu*re no in lL»< l.i ni«*«*t11>jf to b« held ju r i f ' l J a n . *J‘,i hi MHitUrul. 58 B O Y 'S P 0 K E -A L 0 N G J E A N S .. 1 .7 7 GIRL'S V IN Y L J A C K E T S ..............2 .8 8 DRESS & COTTO N SLACKS . ?2™ s5 • Both (ircat Stores Open Daily 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. f Sunday Q /d Q U A L IT Y IX* *«J, Sm . ih .11 ml w*me i .« w i» 4 A LW A Y S. ■ 12 Noon to 7 p. m. DISCOUNTS IM sir. |m Im im t« 4 lets I (V E R Y DAY. You’ll Save. Money * And Be Happier In A ‘65’ Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. "Excellent S e rv ice T o o " Strickland-Morrison Ford, Inc,. 122-1181 W. Park «U » m �t Don’t Bet On * Have you heard the latest In In-, come tax proposals? It’s that people be paid NOT to pay income taxes t Don’t laugh. This mny be for real. It’s reported to be under considers* tlon by a government tax force in Washington. •’« how it would world Glomp mskes $2,500 a year. He wife and four children. He can, under the new proposal, forget about paying an income tax, since the plan sets up an automatic $8,000 tax exemption. Mr. Glomp cHn do more than forget about paying an Income tax. Ha can claim exemption of $600 for each member of his family from the tax he’s not paying. Six times $600 equals $8,600. On top of this, he also can claim a minimum standard deduction of $800. •» - * ■• Dr. Crone’s HARD TO SWALLOW *• * • * • - - jo a . • W o r r y C lin ic ~ A torfTexemptlon of $4,400. But remember—Ma.* Glomp has earned only $2,600 during the year. What about that? Why, under the proposed plan the government would pay Mr. Glomp for not having earned as, much Income as the total of the exemptions he could have claimed had he earned en­ ough to pay an income tax, which he hadn’t. , . It would pay him 1$ per cent—the 1966 rate for an equivalent amount of taxable Income—of the $1,900 dif­ ference between actual income and total exemption. This would come to $285. So Mr. Glomp would be hnnded a imment check for $285 for not ng had to pay any Income tax. Simple, eh? You say such a plan la fantastic— that it could never happen? . Don’t bet on It. ' K In Dark Mood Currently, the researchers, employ­ Anyone with about 100 square ed by the Kano Research and Engi­ miles of deaert just Milling around neering Corp., are testing small 10kdoing nothing might'contact a group 10-foot plots of different types of asof scientists busy painting the desert phalt and other substances. near Yuma, Arts. They hope to blacken, with anphalt From 100 square feet to 100 squara or some other heat-absorbing mater­ miles is quite a lump. But even If it ial, that much desert somewhere In doesn't work—wnat a fantastic lot. the world Hometimo within the next few years In an experiment which they believe could triple rainfall in a vast surrounding area. j\n<fcvhe said to.them, t^k# hoed, _ Thr-theory is that th r . .blnykspejl andr-M '3a^ oj| oll fovstousneHS) t o r groundr-'hqkfnft‘dMeiltlhnrqri^-wonm generate powerful updrafts of air. . a mnn’s life does not consist'in the Like a mountain, they would meet In­ abundance of his possessions.—Luke coming moist air from the sea and 12:16. carry it to great heights whsre the • • * moisture would condense and fall as It’s good to hsve money, and the rain. things that money can buy, but It'a If successful, great barren arena good, to check up once In a while and like North Africa, the west coast of be sure you haven't lost'the things South America and much of Austra­ money can’t buy.—Georgs Horace lia could be opened up for furming Lorlmer. and living. Thought For Today -Ar :- '. I 1 Phil Newsom Say* .. Expressions Of Joy will upon a weaker on*. For the Panamanians ll wee a matter both of emulion* end money, and twice Si four y ean it apllled over In bloody violence. Through the y re n , the ov­ erriding 11. H. eonesrg was the canal's straU gla value and tha obvious fact that Lh* Panamanians neither could operate the canal nor defend IU For the Panamanians It stood as a lasting symbol of Enterprise AlUm aat* Springs a violation of their sovereign­ Mre. Rltchl* Harris Mr*. Ja il* B art** ty and s statue which reduced a s s - t iis S U U J4 them to second class Htlsene. SSS-4SS4 Bear l.Sks-Furest City The I WO tieaty Itself cam* Mrs. Msryana Milt* Lear Mary about as a result of a none ■IB-3171 Mrs. Franrre Wester too glorious episode in U. 8. 1IJ-411S Casselberry history. Mre. Jsn e Casselberry Lake Monro* After failure of a French I3S-IB4S Mre. II. L. Johns** altempt to build ths canal, 111-471H Chained* Colombia, which held Panama L oaf wood Mre. Jo s * Magta as province, granted right* to Mrs. Donna Eats* lid -174] ths United S la t** hut the To. BIS-1117 DeBery lumblsn senate delayed rutlfi. North Orlando Mr*. John Leoaa cation. In Notembgr, IW>3, Mrs. Margaret Cosby MS-tIHI 121-4 733 Panama revolted and IT. H. . Dsltaaa wa i ships prevented Colom­ Osteea Mr*. Mildred Hsasy Mr*. CUrrisr* Nnydev bian troop* from reaching 441-1411 113-4841 Pansma to pul down tha re­ Gvaevs Oviedo volt. M r* JoAnn B sys Mre. Evelyn Laady Nome said the IT. 8. paid 1U -IIS S 341-4171 and encouraged the rebels. In any grant, within I t days ths United Wales had both recognised Panama and fo r , 1 10 million obtained full Jurisdiction In per|<*lulty over a flvs-mlla-wide strip on either side of the fulurs canal, Subsequently annual Pags 4 Sanford, Florida Thurs., December 81, 1964 rant was set a t $210,000. Through ths years thsra WUTKB A. SISLON, s s n a i asu etsLisHsa ware many 17. H, concessions r s t a a VOt.TOI.iaW, CSvealstl-a - *■«■*»! ■ • » • » to the fecliuge uf Die Pan­ amanians. HUMKIIT 4I.KIAMIIMM «UIAR L. STSaSTROM AAvsillei.ua Uireoior Aaeeeiet* KSlier In 1V3«, the United States •ai s s u s , ■ a ssi t. joieasoa gave up Ua right to Intervene ASrertlelSg Iteaager Maaaglag Kilter In Panama to preserve order. JAXIB anoWHAHsts SOWIS WII.LIAMS The annual rent went up in asslasss Maaeger ■eclair Kilter two ktagte to It* present f t 9 p o m s At'srta million. City Kilter JSseksalsal Mast S t'O I MULL* ■•II.L VlaCSXT And In 1060, President E is­ . ileft t'Solegrapher Cnvair Kilter enhower ordered ths Pan­ amanian flag to le flown IlibUskei ietly eseept Stturisy, auaoay aai Cbilitataa) pub­ alongside that of the United lished Katwriay preeeedlng Christmas. S tats* In tha canal son*. lu tv s ir n s i S i n t I t waa dun* over ths objec­ -Ile a * Delivery : II* week tion* of many in the Penta­ ■KMinoLK 99V a ry ____ ALL O lliL a MA49 gon, mam here of Congress, My Mall ? and lb * " suntans," those l ie Mesa IM S 1 Tear S t i l l 1 te a * Atntrkans living In ths sou*. IAS S Meelks S.U S Meats* Kit S Meats* St* I Meats* This year, relations between »-Si t Meat* t.M t Meath tha United States and Pan­ O. K rests) ti*iul*Ue*e prevlie that *3 wat| pakeartptleaa he ama war* broksn on the same phti la aaeaae*. eld Issue of tha canal and re­ mained to for wsaks In a The Meralt ta a weaker el the Dana* ru n which le ee- hsggi* over whether tha tltlei esdiietsely to the aee fee repahlleetleh ef all the leeei United S la t** would •‘dis­ seee prletei la thte aewepeper. cus*’’ ths eU treaty er reM, Mateiei ee eeeiai eleee wetter uetaeer It. till at the reel negotiate. ■mvtii.* at aaateri. F ieri**, alias the A*t gt Oeagisu *4 Marsh Panama hag benefited from .* fc n i l . . m tha canal through sub* 141try — ----- - ■ '■ ■— ■ . . . Vi$ income, to tha tuna of about St part at ear waterier, aewa *r eataritete*. el this ailllea |0I million a year, plug re­ *1 The Saatori Usreli way hs repreiasei ta pay wssasr witheat wfmsa psrwlsalsa *t the pastlshar at The Herald. Aay ceiving other benefit* front taiietiual as nsw raspeaelhlg far sort sspreisstla* s||l hs ths alliance fay p rag m a. B a t A saaamared as lalrlaaiag v* The Herald's aepyslght aai will ps »b* has always believed aba Th# expressions o f Jojr throughout Latin America over President Johnson’s an­ nouncement that he would rensgotlete the renam e Canal treaty reflected a condition which has b eta hurtful not only to U. S.-Pnnama' rela­ tions but to U. 8. relations throughout tha hemisphere. Fur the United M ates' stiff refusal to renegotiate the 100.1 treaty and Its right* In perpetuity over the ransl generally was taken as evi­ dence of a by-gone diplomacy among free nation* — of a largo notion impressing Ita Herald Area Correspondents GJIj f f t t u f u r d j f c n d ) 1 1 ‘ f- ./ raw vsiu a w . t ■ heli u*kla (es damage* aaiey the law. should tar* nor*. -------i — —* >** Lyle C* Wjlson $ays: 'Bleeding Heart? United Free* laterastlonal Education ACHI’SE. Tha m ajor' results so far Arison* 1* doing tha neces­ sary toward making the have been th*s«: . —Tha inclusion of a requir­ stata'g next generation of teenagers tha most Intelli­ ed course In phonetic* >iat gent, bast educated, least de­ A r l s o n a State University linquent of that ag* group In letters and the creation uf syllables. the United State a. — A wildfire spread among Ths bleeding heart* e f so­ cial reform should Inquire in­ Ariiona school districts of ths to what guts on In Arltoti* phonic system of teaching What goaa on Is a dynamic reading. — A really astonishing im­ reform In elementary educa­ tion. Tbs objective of reform provement In the reading U r­ Is to teach Arizona's JltlJ, al of tha kids. —Th# Improvement In th* kids to read. On the hulls of results to reading level wan accompan­ date ths objective Is being at­ ied by improvement in the tained. This Is vary good news whole academic area. indt^£ because It le not non­ Mrs. Rubleam and her as­ sense to believe that an Intell­ sociates taka off from th* igent. w ll educated cltlieury premiss that no c hild can ts ths heat defense of th* make any useful 'academic American way of ‘ Hfs, come progras*. 1f that child cannot war cold or hot. read. Opponents of the phone­ No matter how intelligent tic system are hard pul to a kid may be, he cannot hope answer that propuaition. They to become a well educated, or ate a wrong-headed lot, how­ well employed cltlien unites ever, and continue to try to he learns to read. The little teach th* little kids^Jpi read Ariiona kids were not learn­ { by th* so-called look-say me­ ing and that It why Mr*. Bei­ thod. lina Jlublcam, of Scottsdale Lc>ok-e*y require* a little and other* moved to shake kid to memorlit the outlines up th* Arlsona schools. Mrs. of each word addad to his vo­ Kutdram (her husband is Mad­ cabulary, II* may never be ison Avenue's Raymond Ruh- able to spell It. This leads to jram) /uttered an organisation confusion bordering oil chaos called Arlsona Cltlisns for In tha little mind* because of Htrsngthsnlng Public School an Inability to dlstlngulsii Kennedy Dynasty Eyed Ry Lyle C. Wilton Americans ef sound memo­ ry ha\s not forgotten when That Man was In the White House and was planning with his dutch uf big, rangy, mar­ riageable kids to found a R oosevelt dynasty In th* Un­ ited State*. Such was th* nightmare that disturbed the clllxena from about the time FDR at­ tempted to kidnap ths U.3. Supreme Court until tha big war cam* along. Th* big war tended Co divert th* eltlsenry from fear of a Roosevelt dy­ nasty to clearer and more present dangers. Ths rillssn* should not have needed diversion from such fears. They were foolish, to begin with. A careful exami­ nation of th* potentlalltis* of the Roosevelt kids, dynaatically or otherwise, would have reassured tha cltlsetia pronto. It i* a fact, o f course, that a RouMvelt had preceded FDR got ths door key h* FDR to th* Whit* House. And It Is equally true than when hung urrto tt *• lowg as tbare prat breath ta hla body. But th* FDR dynasty, If any, waa back-broken in tha aaeoad generation because among that clutah of young Boo**velta who called FDR ao4 E r Fa and Me, there was more goad lack* than ability. Much mar*. T h e younger E oeaavalU never hav* dona much. U la lata new fe r th an much ta improve th * records. By tha Urn* th* last e f tha Kennedy! laav* public offR a fo r good, the young JU s d m lis wjji b* os remote os th* young of Chaster A. Arthur. Th* l a p i easily hetwren such words as sergeant and yjrgaun, monkey end donkey, funny and bunny, where teachers are trained. Phonetics la th* tool or me­ thod by which young children are Introduced to the alpha­ bet, the sounds of letters, the association of letters .In oth­ er sounds, th* creation of syllables by a combination of English Is not a picture lang­ uage. Arlsona claims to b* first among the SO states In th* degrve to which ll Is shucking th* shackles of look-say. Mre. Hublcam and others believe the elementary school child who does not Irarn to read be­ come* the high school drop­ out and taler the unemployed Juvenile delinquent. If she Is right, Arlsona Is on the way to alleviating one of our great­ est social and economic prob­ lems. AL'NPNK came Into being l>*cause Ariiona parents and others believe the little kids were living cheated of their chance for good live*. I f you have that problem In your town or state, yuu need In­ formation on what to do about. You can obtain that In­ formation from the Reading Reform Foundation, 86 West 14th h u eet, Nsw York, 36, N.Y. nedys intrude Into Uiis essay on th* fading Roossvslt clan because old Jo * Kennedy, th* papa money bftgs, bred his brood with the* kind of gi-ne* dynasties are made uf. Who but a Joe Kennedy could en­ dow half a Huten young, each with multbniilliuns, tab tha aldrst a l a president-to. bu and make good hla determi­ nation that one of hie get should be president of th f Un­ ited States even though th* brilliant eldest and first choice died a wartime hern? Th* Kennedy genre bore a charge of brash arrogance along with wit, humor and a powerful kind bf Irish good looks. Elsa, how could th* youngrst tad. Tvddy, dare aeak a Senate seat In hla first Up on tho political track and almost too young, to boot? Else, too, how could Robert ¥ .. tho bard-nossd Kennedy, dare task a U.S. Senate scat In Nsw York staU while still enrolled as a voter ip th* com­ monwealth of MaasarhusettaT The aay mg went when John 1*.-Kennedy waa early In tha White House, Bob In tha cabi­ net and Teddy. waa on tha Boston launching pad that all gall was divided Into three ports, among Ja ck and Bobby and Ted. A bit severe, per­ haps, but there ts no recant match nor long-gene match, either, fo r th* Kennedy*. If Fterre Salinger make* It fretn California and Boh wine In New York, th*r* prill be a Kennedy bias of three solid vataa hi th * U.8. Beaala. Tha family wtU have power bases fo r palittool purpose* to three groat state*. la-law Sargsat Skxtvsr has Harry Is Ilk* Many ua- your companion, whose chest happy persoas who way also carries this universal e r r * grew sa despondent tattoo: ”1 Want To Feel Import­ that they consider salclda. B a t SO cant* and a few ant.” Remember, both of you day* with th* ’‘Compliment Clab" project can change bear that same tattoo. But the popular person their negative o«t look to owe aI happiness. If yon checks the very natural Im­ wish to win ondleo of pulse to flaunt his Importance frlendd within th* nest and helps bolster the pride of year, fallow lh* advice be­ his companion. low) It get* result* fast! So hr smiles, which ts a CAHE U-470; Harry Z., non-verbal or “sign langu­ aged 26, la a friendless fel­ age” compliment that almost Invariably generate! n smile low, "D r. Crane,” ho began In return. Popular people thus break glumly, ”1 have hardly a friend except for my par­ the tee first! Two snobs on a park' bench ents. "Y e t I am not any worse are each dying of loneliness. looking than average, would­ But neither will break th* Ice, so they remain sriohty, aloof, n’t you admit 7 ’‘But I seem to hole the and unhappy. Force yourself to take the knack of saying the wrong things. From Indirect sources, initiative and smite first. I have thus been -told that I Then gu the second mile, am very tactless, which means phrase a spoken “ So how can I change and compliment to reinforce your become popular, or It that smile. If you are excessively shy, too much to hop* for 7 ”1 want to make any nsw then sit down tonight and resolutions that will help me figure out th* paoplt tomor­ wtn friends.” row whom you will meat and Millions of people are tact­ with whom you’d like to be on less and not Intentionally sov friendly terms. W rits thslr names on a slip They simply lack empathy. Empathy requires an extro­ of papar. N sxt, analyse them In your verted outlook so you begin to focus on ths wfshso and Invagination for. virtue* or dssTrir o f tht^Q IH EBL person merit* cm which you can pay them linear* compliment*-.—. mors than yourself. Mayb* they will b* w sarT Ths Golden Rul* Is a sup­ erb definition of empathy, for ’ing a new tie or attractive frock or be carrying a new II layst "Do unto others as you’d puree <>r maybe they - have ■lender, .artistic finger* or a have others do nnto you.” Rul fe r too many timid, melodious vole* er dimples or tonguo-tled Introverts are so hrautlful whit* teeth. Mark dnwn cm* such Item wrapped up In themselves that they pay little attention to their human companions. "I Want To Feel Import­ ant,” la tha key sentence for winning friends end popular­ ity with both'srxr*. But you must curb your first reaction, which l* to toot your own horn and show off your own importance. on which you wish ta deliver a verbal bit of praise. Then rehears* what you expect to say as you look in­ to th* mirror. Even If you are novr *« timid that you can hardly whisper your compliment, b* sura to force yourself to ut­ ter it. for that is the magic “Open Sesame” to friends and popularity) So, sand for my “Compllmvnl Club” booklet, enclosing a long stamped, return en­ velope, plus 20 rents, for it contain* th* 6 J aws for Win­ ning Fritnds quickly. I t can quickly change your entire future on this earth. Try It ju st 30 days and see! (Always w rit* to Ur. Crane la care of this s i e i . paper, enclosing a long stamped, addreeeed envelope and 10 rente L> rover typ. ing— and printing n ils 'when you aend for one of his booklets. COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE Listed sad antlstsd Bacaritlsa Mataal Faada ALLEN A CO. I l l K. LEMON ST . HetibeTt Midwest'Stack Kxth. Chicago Beard e f Trad* Orlando Bale* Repreaemtaliv* t J MRS. STAN COMSTOCK Fh. GA I-SSI4 Subdue this natural impulse and turn your attention tu Barbs It) Hal f'oehran The net effect of watching scores of detergent commer­ cial* on television is to malic you wonder "how while ie white T" B U Y IN G A H O U S E ? Ask ab ou t \ psychiatrist suggests that a reasonable g.ml in teaching th* family's childirn to get along with each other Is “avoidance of bloodshed.” Come to think of it, that 18 rather reasonable. our low -coit M ortgage Financing plan. A firm is advertising kits for making wins at home. Now If someone would only offer kits for women and songt Children'* shoes are now being mad* o f p l a s t i c s . They'rt; p ro of against rain a Job of political significance and enow and everything ex­ In th* poverty program. cept children. Ws have hare a dynasty in the making and It cannot he A medical authority de­ laugh* 4 off. On* requirement clares that the chronic back­ that is absolute in dynasty aches many wufnen suffer are making 1* that th# early dy­ caused bv ''th* littls frictions life.” Such a* nasts have ability. Th* Kun- of everyday K ^usbands, maybe? nadys have 1L I A T I o N 312 WEST FIRST 8 T. SANFORD, FLA. It's a MOVE! - When You ChooBe a Home in Ravenna Park* Par *'A Community of Homes — Built with Pride’1 One Is a comfortable 3 bedroom, lt£ bath home with large living room, completely equipped GENERAL ELECTRIC-kitchen, carport* and utility room, MODERN KITCHENS BY sin e r a l Q electric S Jw & m a k & A (? INCLUDING taxes and insurance FHA FINANCING—$84/MO. INCL. TAXES AND INSURANCE CONSTRUCTION CO. CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY Gsetral Office 111 W. 26th St. ' phon# 822-8108 HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUB RD.. FOLLOW OUR 8 IGN3 BUMtrom Realty, Boka Afenta . Phon* 822-749$ �f .. •IV’ - ' * , r i ■ '\ 4 lUjf SanfarB VrralB . I t ■r Dec. 31, 1964 — Page 5 o ; XI &QC Z SA*P ;/<wit Sctad &baa R r |( *]Q | S|A V IN G S | * | f t P i c« 1 • ’ ' • ‘ 1 ■ ■■ {1J* ‘ f o r t E cia d . V u ,9 S to x a f M Church Teacher Is 'Cotton M a id ' MEMPHIS (UPO—The new Mild of Cotton, Judy Hill of Fort Worth, Tex., made her first olficUl appearance at a press conference where she made one date and announced she had broken another. Area Churches List Services For New Year By Donna Bate* Special services are planned for New Y ear’s Eve or New Year’s Day at the Longwood churches. At Christ Episcopal Church a- Holy Communion Service it scheduled for 10 a.m. New Y ear’s Day, the Feast of tho Circumcision. Watch Night Services wilt be held at F irst Pentecostal Church of Long wood today be­ ginning at 7:30 p.m, A pro­ gram of [tilde study and choir singing is plsnncd snd com­ munion will take place ju st before midnight. The regular Friday evening* service has been canceled tor -tlurntrceg*. - r e s. -;-> 9 » te ;,- ?»hr*>t Servicer * 4 •First Baptist Church of Longwood wilt take place today from 8, p.m. until midnight. A film will be shown, games will he played and refresh­ ments will be served. A devo­ tional program and prayer will be conducted throughout the midnight hour, Jap Princess At Hobe Sound » LIMITED QUANTITIES— FIRST COME FIRST SERVED The lByeir-old green-eyed Sunday school teacher was so charming during the 30-minule interview that a young news­ man asked her for a date. She agreed, but said it would have to wait until’ next December when she steps down from her throne. Judy, a Texas Christisn Uni­ versity sophomore, told news­ men that she had to make a longdistance call to Fort Worth after being crowned 1965 Maid of Cotton to break a date she bed made for to­ night. “ He said he understands," she told newsmen. The 19-year-oid lass was se­ lected from a field of 20 girls from II stales as King Cot­ ton's 1965 fashion ambassador. During the coming year.she will visit Europe twice, go to Canada, and travel over much of her own country. The first trip started today, when she left for Dallas to reign over the Cotton Howl football game. “ I Just can't believe all this \ has happened. I still can't be­ lieve it,” sbe said. "I'm so excited, I’ve never been to Europe, and 1 can't wail I n t e r Paris,’' she said. o t; - * e¥" > r -*4< going tiT'Paris one dajtJ During her reign; Miss Hill will lie backed up by Linda Kay Smith of Fairfax, Ala., first runnerup, and Cheryl Ann S . e m r a d , Waukomls, Okla , second runnerup. The new Maid, five feet, T 'i ,mclws ta ll.a m i weighing JN pounds, chose a camel-colored two piece suit accented with a wide black leather belt tor the press conference. ECKERD D rua Stores SALE PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY ^^_^_^________^^^^^_^^^JIcvcle_PloylegjCerd^j£ecIdl^^^^^^ r t iL s iu t r s GE or Sylvania Flash Bulbs AIM — Pncknfte Of 12 (Limit 2) licit. $1.54 __ 76' J sissS4, Twelve tables, direrted by Mist Ethel Johnson, were in play a l this week’s Tursday I p. m. meeting of the Dcllury Duplicate Bridge Club in Jbe Kira Hull. Winners fog the week w,r<'‘ NS, first, Dr. and Mrs.. Leon­ ard Muneon, second, Miss Johnson and R T. Stevens; third, Mrs. Ruth Hiatt and Mrs. W. B. Cook; fourth, Mrs. Frank A u s t i n s n d Charles Daglia: EW, first, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hinkle; seednd, D. MaeNaugblon and Milton Sauer; third, Reheccu Stevens a^d I.. HUuvrlt; fourth, Me*. Murry Fitta and F, R. Freehllch. Series winners for the month of December were, first, Mrs. David Ringer; second, Mrs Cook; third, Mrs. Blatt. fourth, Mrs. Myron Acrardi; fifth, Myron Aecardi; sixth, Mias Johnson; seventh, Norman Meyer and eighth, Charles Daglia. M a ss Schedules Announced By Donna Estsa Area Catholic Churches to­ day announced aehedulea for New Year’s Day. Mata will be celebrated at SL Mary-Magdalcn Church in Altamonte Springs at 7 a m., 8:30 a m.. 10 a.m. and I I a.m. No M ill will be held at 12:16. At the Church of Nativity, Lake Mary, Mass will bs con­ ducted at 8 a.m., 10 a.m. and 12 noon. Confessions will be heard preceding each Mat*. Naw, Speedy-Twin* foil pock, 36's— Reg. 98c (Limit 1) 3-Or. Buttle Hrg. ILSQ (Lim it 1) n o.. Asrstel ‘Csasote at tt:te “ filial t i t -i COSMETIC COTTON BALLS VIGORO ROSE FOOD INFRA-RED REFRIGERATOR DEFROSTER CONFORM BABY SEAT STORAGE RACK 18-INCH ZIPPER BAG DISH DRAINERS 88 SEAT BELT AUTO RETRACTOR CHOPPING BLOCK Ladies' UMBRELLAS SKIRT HANGER ELECTRICAL ICE CUBE TRAY APPLIANCES 27x48 THROW RUG LAWN EDGER 2 5 % OFF MAGNIFYING GLASS LIST PRICES METAL WASTEBASKET 0,r=CLOTHES DRYER FOLDING ALUMINUM BED_ $Q66 GALAXON DIET PLAN SUN-FRESH MILDEWCIDE l- ll . 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Hupuit Chun h, Sanball game in Miami anti then under direction of Mrs. Mexiro Margaret Reynolds, will ronTlie youngest daughter of Yem'a Eve W»t.b Emperor lllmhito flew here Nik-bt program in Fellowship from VVashirigton with her from u until 11:3d p m. husband preceding a service of praise They are guests at the home '>nii prtryer in Hie auditorium of Mr and Mrs Samuel F 1 The Intermeilmte* will lead Pryor at nearby llotte Sound. * Singspnation while the an exclusive island on the Juniors will direct the games mean arid Young People will prePryor is sice president of sent skits and entertainment. Pan American World Ariwaya I he \\ ateli Night Scivi. e in New York. will include a sermon by the The pnnress ami her hus m i n i s t e r , Rev. I* red H, hand plan to relax at tho Chance. Pryor home until New Y rar's — 1 Day. when they go to Miami M O Q c G T q H a V G lor the Orange Itowl football IU I I U Y C game that night Irctwccn Tex — . . , as and Alabama UQI1CC I O D ig n i DeBary Bridge PLAYING CARDS;s S S S H S a 39* NO-CAL SWEET 10 SWEETENER M ED S ALKA-SELTZER Personna BLADES & BURMA SHAVE SPECIAL Adloo ANAHIST Continuous COUGH SYRUP Sanf-od Moose and Women of itie Moose are inviting members and their guests to "g et a good start in 1965" by attending their gala New Year's Eve Danre at the Moose Home, S. Pal­ metto Avenue. Music for dancing will ■tsrt, e l a p. m. aiui live min. imum admission per couple will include servings of tradttionnl blurt -eye peas, break, fast of ham and egg's, favors and hats, and corsages for all the ladies. |IKI% ny lo n w ith s t u r d y , doub le 1 1 p l s s l i r c itr r y in g han dles, lu ll l i n g l h <4^ l i p p e r rliMUte— w ith lock A k r > . 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Iks best S'sees Is set, s vest tad retort, row tkucck or syaifoiue, places ;s the* m perhi pc a torn sr iptrtmmt . , , n«d tks Th« Sanford Herald frt All metal, full length heavy duty grots shears— Compare Till* Prlcol lY ’agin Sealey Octopus Brand silver p!lot*d fish hooks— s ir e s 1 /0 to S/fl . 25c Box Virginia i’elroaki P. O. Boa U U Sanford Phyllis llugenatcin 321-4U4 Lake Mary CO U PO N FAMOUS PERT DINNER Nora Norrlc T E 8-1314 8 . Seminole N A P K IN S Mildred lla a sy Packoos of 200 448-3411 Pull S ii s Dinner Deltona Mary Getting* m -4 8 4 7 Dear Laka ** boh pie Halo a* 448-44*2 D e B a ry Napkin*— Ktg. 21c •LJeui I Vila e e .e e . Mu* Bet t/n icil Jove te* tS/tyo 7fiu<i £cic\ct Uwtp Stines f 1EJD 3DSA ESV IN G Sl-h lftl-h f I ----------- m2 : * 4 l ■4 J �1 About Sports Thinking Out Loud Once again Sanford has an her* ’n there end we actually opportunity to return to the find the percentage of those Florida State League. for and those against about even-Stephen. But, of course, Will it take edvaatage of 111 That'* the 78-cent question you can't run a poll of thouaends of local people to d eter today. mine whether or not there Following Tuesday's meet­ would be enough Interest to ing of the Sanford Lions Club actually bark a club here. when F S L President George Under the player develop­ McDonald explained how It could be done, there were a ment plan. It would take from hundred and one questions on 915,000 to 918,000 to auceesithe minds and llpt of those fully complete the season. who are Interested In a sum­ This means an attendance—or m er program of professional gate receipts—o f a minimum of 912,000 to 915,000, plus other baseball hers. receipts. But the answers are going to have to come from almost that many sources before San­ ford can have the franchise that's available right now for the taking. To review briefly, the FSL wants to operate In 1965 with 10 cluba. Right now there's Miami, Tampa, St. Peters­ burg, Fort Lauderdale, Day tons Beach, Orlando, S ara­ sota and West Palm Beach. Cocoa has been admitted to the circuit end ■ 10th club la needed to enable the league to play a balanced schedule of 72 home date* and a like ■umber of ..x u d games for In 1988, a c c o r d i n g t h e FSL chief, the loop want* to expand again—thli time to 12 clubs, six in each of two di­ visions. Major laagua sponsors are available for each club In the league and tha K ansu-C ity Athletic* want to operate a farm club in Sanford. What this means la this: Under the new type pliyer de­ velopment agreement, the A'a would furnish pliycrs, man­ ager, salaries, uniforms -and transportation lo and from Sanford for personnel. The local sponsoring unit must provide a park, light*, intraleague transportation, bale and baseball*. For this, the local unit would bo entitled to all gate, advertising, program and concession receipts. To lay It on the line, tho first requirement would he to obtain the local ball park. Whether the City ol Sanford would make the park avail­ able la a big question. In the first placa, there's Ihe prob­ lem of converting the field from football lo basehall and (hla, according to City Man­ ager Pete Knowles, costs about 96,200, that Is -fo r a complete conversion and reconversion Job. The next question Is wbo'd pay for the lights. In most FSL cities the municipal gov-' eminent* provide power fur the lamps. However, It Is doubtful lhal Ihe present City Commission would do Ihls. Thirdly, and this Is the big. fa s t question of all — "Does flanfqid w a j k t , crulutluna.1 Wa'v* done some cberklng FIRST C O M IN G UP? n w P But no m atter how you slice It, It all goes back to the one, main question—"Does Sanford want professional baseball a g a in !” At on* Ume,. Sanford was the biggest little baseball town in Florida. It all started when the Celery Feds, a i they were knpwn in those days, became a charter member of the old Florida Slate League. Those were the days when such stal­ warts as Ben Cantwell, Al Lopes, Cecil Frisbee, Dumas and others carried the local color*. When the de­ pression - hit b aseball. went •town- the-drain until old Central* F1orM *"fefflli| f { r ?J9rcull waa organised with cluba 'In Sanford, Orlihdo, Cocoa, Del.and, Daytona Beach and Winter Park that played Sun­ day and Wednesday afternoon games. Keller Carries GatorsToWin By Jullae fl teas treat Associate Editor The two-game, Intor-etat* cage aerlea between the Ellaworth Eaglet and the Oviedo Uoni came to a auccesaful conclusion Wednesday night— at least fur the youngsters from Milne. Head Coach Stuart Taylor's defending Class L Maine cham­ pions lengthened their wings In the second half of last night's performance before the largest crowd to ever Jam the Oviedo High gymnasium and at tha final busier Ellsworth was ahesd 84 to 53 and still pulling a n jr ,__ ....--------- -------„--- - THE THREE CHILDREN of MaJ. and Mra. Harry Williamson, Wayne, Teresa and Denise, of Sand Lake Road, Forest City, were entries in the Apopka Horse Show. Teresa took sixth place in stock seat equitation and in junior cioverlcaf and Denise copjied third in keyhole. JACKSONVILLE (U P !) — Sophomore Gary Keller of the University of Florida la a atrlngbean who looks too fra­ gile to mix It up on a basket­ ball court. But what better proof that looks are deceiving than the fact be was nim ad the moat valuable player in the Gator Bowl baikatball tournament. Keller, who stands 8-9 but walgba only 187 pounda, was th e difference Wednesday night when the Florida G alon beat Texas 62-49 to win their second straight and fifth Ga­ tor Bowl title. The lanky Keller led the scoring with 21 points and was top rebounder in the game. He had 23 points and a doten rebouhds the . previous night when the Gators overpowered Wake Forest 82 65. _ „ Wake Forest earned third place in the tournament by beating Georgia 83-76 with a balanced scoring attack. Named with Keller to the all-tournament team by The first half and part of the third period waa a continu­ ation of the polnl-for-polnt bat­ tle the two clubs fought at Lyman High’s gymnasium but various factors began to enter Into the a ffilr and the Eagles racked up * win to gain an area break m the aeries. One of the factors was the [day of the Eagles Mack Nash, a 8-foot 3 sophomore eager who didn't .even dr ass out, (ns the Monday night affair, Nash tilt i T 'T h a M*wtoW~tt*tn IiT the for three field g o a l*"in d 'ito Frlrfuy Night Mr. *nd~M nrr point* but tltir-primary contri­ League at J e t Lanes were bution was hla - rebounding, Time and Ume again the tow­ really on tha beam a i they ■wept a four point decision ering youth plucked the ball FOREST CITY rider* in the Apopka Horae Show included (left to right), away from the smaller Uoni, from the Henning team, Shir­ .Sandy Wynne, Pntty Forward, Linda Patton, Marsha Wynne, Linda ley Maxwell rolled ■ cool Nssh didn't get Into the affair Ashley and Beverly Anderson. (Herald Photo) In 1038 th e . F S L -w a s re­ until midway In the second 168/462 and husband %Neal organized with six clubz In­ status with the Lions com­ really tore up the pins with cluding Sanford, and they manding a M to 20 lead. But a fine 210/681. Clarence Hen­ played daytime baieball seven from that point on t’ e ball ning tallied a steady 178/507. days a werk until night-time gam* took on a diflercnt com­ A n e t Trepanowskl waa ball came along the following plexion. pounding the (trike pocket as year. The FSL .w ent to eight Three Eagles paced the ny Gary Kale Calif., pits Michigan (8-1) vs. Florida State (8-1-1) tussles she rolled 182/469 aerlea in clubs In 1937 and became one Maine quintet in the pointUl’l Sports Writer Orcgun State ( 8 2 ) (at 4:45 p. with Oklahoma (63-1) in the a three game win over Betty of Ihe hottest Class I) loops making department. Jimmy New Year s Day video quar­ m. NBC) and festivities are Gator Bowl at Jacksonville (3 and Rich Murphy. Ireno and In the nation by 1939. War Markoi racked up II on eight terbacks. with plenty of time completed at Miami, Fla., by p m.. ABC) and East meets Jack Weibl* took three games closed the loop again In Ihe floor ihots and a pair o( char­ on their bands have a day- the Orange Bowl night game West in the annual Shrine from Elaine and Suva Koiearly forties bul the FSL went ily throw*. Joe Royal was night telethon treat at Friday (7:45 p. m. NBC) with nation­ game at San Francisco 5 p. m. tival In another Mr. and Mrs. back Into action in 1946 and right behind him with 17 mark­ match. Audrey Bulger bang­ when eight college football al champion Alabama (10 0 ) NBC). by 194S was again one of the ers cm seven field goals ind a ed home a beautiful 173/456 squad* with a combined 68 10-1 facing 1963 titlisl Texas (9 1). A crowd of over 100,000 will lop leagues in Ita c la n In the trio of free shuts. Wsyne Msyu record play. In the nation's If the eyes aren'l too bleary, witness action in the Rose series in a three point win country. contributed 11 points. four oldest bowl classics. there's morn on Saturday as Bowl, grand-daddy of all post- over tha tram of Betty and Neverthtiesi, the game's More thin *300,too are ex­ season classics, where Michi­ Iloa* Chureh. Jane and John When minor league baseball high point honors went to Rex pected to attend the contests gan is favored by 11 point* Spolskl hit for good series In started its nosedive In 1953 Brooks, hero of Monday night's over a speedy Oregan State a four game win over the Ga­ and '54 so did Ihe FSL. The game with a field goal in the that kick off a six-game bowl bel duo of Ann and Bob. Jane • present circuit now Is com­ final two seconds, who last weekend. hit a 175/486 aeries and John Earlier starter* are the Su­ prised principally of what waa evening bucketed 23 points. ram t through with a fine gar Bowl at New Orleans (NBC once known a* the Claaa C Jim Courier hit for only three 203/675. 1:45 p. m EST) where SyraSouth Florida League. field goal* but he sank 10 shots cuse, (7-3) meet* Louisiana The Inaugural Handicap at from the free throw line, The Wo could write all night point* of Brooks and Courier, State (7-2-1) and the Colton the Sanford Orlando Kennel about the FSL but when it coupled with the eight by Billy Bowl at Dallas (CBS, 1:45 p in. Club had ill fifth starter last comes to the future of bais- Mlkler, accounted for all the EST) that features Arkansas night after Deep Rock Ken­ (10 0) vs. Nebraska (9 I). nel's Ebony Rock won the ball In Sanford, you can't es­ Lions' scoring The Rose Howl at Pasadena, 10th schooling race. cape tho big question—“Does Other point makers for th* Sanford want pro ball bad Eagles were Latry Gross and Racing Secy. R. C. William­ MOBILE, Ala. (U P I) — enough to support It? ” son quickly added the Sodrac John Whitmore, each with a Two teams In th* American Psrk Derby winner of 1964 to half dozen. Football League have offered the list of lure starlets In the Oviedo Jumped into a fourhead coaching Jobs to George Saturday night event which Is point lead before the Eagles Wilson, who last werk quit his traditionally the opening night FA YETTEVILLE, N. C. tied It up with a field goal and top coaching post with the Na­ feature. (U P I)—John Connor, 28, of a pair of free shots but tha tional Football League De­ NE\y YORK (U P I) — As Ebony Rock waa clocked at Greenville, S. C., has been Uoni moved ahead to a 13 to troit Lion*. tha Thoroughbreds rocket In­ 31.53 seconds. Other sure named the 1964 putter of Die 6 lead with Courier making Wilson, 61, said he would In Ihrf Inaugural year by the Professional Put­ most of the point*. In.the wan­ to a new year Friday, It seems starters not identify the A FL teams that 1966 should produce the Handicap are Larry Hug|i*i‘ ter Association. ing moments of the quarter but h* said one matched the first triple-crown winner in Miss Whirl, Jo e Girard's KissConnor, a postal clerk who Mayo, Markos and Royal nar­ salary paid by Drtrolt, re ­ 17 years. ntetl. Starlight Kennel's Or­ holds the all-time record for rowed the gap and tha period portedly 947,000 a year, and A flashy young colt named bits! and Oswald Brothers' O. ended with Oviedo leading 11 16 holes of 22 putts, will be the other "Is offering me ■ Bold Lad allowed sufficient B.'a Walts — the defending honored Feb.. 3 al the organ­ to U. great deal mora.” class In 1064 to win the Ju ve­ champion. ization's winter convention., at .Midway In the aeeond frame l i e said be wants to remain Miami B e a c h , association the Uoni again moved to a six* nile. Champftmtlrtp hr a breeze, . Williamson was to sp irit ffw In the National Football Lea­ and to threaten a sweep of other threa Inaugural start-, President Don Clayton an­ point ^lead but the picture be­ gue and will wait 30 days be­ nounced Wednesday. gin to change when TayJor the three-year-old elastics in era today. fore making a decision on the '65. Last night's 25 schooling sent Nash Into the game. Gra­ A FL offers to see If "som e­ I f the son of Bold Ruler events concluded the pro sea­ dually the Eagles, this time thing develops." By Alan Mover with Larry Gross paving the can dominate the oppoeitlon son triala at SUKC. The track way, closed in igaln and at next season as he did last, he will bo dark tonight and F ri­ A O W A O . o tto o H The speckled green and yel­ the Intermission buster the appears a cinch to taka the day night, while preparation* S T A T f COAOA, low tileflth it a beautiful are made for Ihe gala open­ Kentucky Derby, the PreakLions left the floor with a h'/C L ATiOOKAYO cresture, says tha Miami Saascant onc polnt margin, 30 to nee* and the Belmont Stakes. ing night ceremonies Satur­ quarium's Capt. Bill Gray. day. His performances In winter A o tfg O h t However, because it 1* a fish V A M tK /t f Ellsworth took the lead for the racing will be watched close­ DENVER (U P I) — For- which lives at dep^ha of 600 ly, however, to make certain sv tn v rs first Urn* to tha opening se­ mer heavyweight b o x i n g feet, It is rarely seen. 2 * tm tft Tuey conds of the third frame when that he's still headed for the champion Sonny Litton, a r­ ft 1 1 a n r triple liar*. Naah dropped In a bucket but rested Christmas Day follow­ the Lions roared back with atx ing a "ahoving match" with straight points, four by Cour­ A SH EV ILLE, N.C. (U P I)— lo Denver police officer*, ier. But the Eagle* started to W ESTBU RY, N. Y . (U PJ) Who said American children pleaded Innocent in Municipal aoar again and moved ahead — John Ernst, director c f aren't physically f i t ! Court to a charge of drunken 45 to 41 at the and of a per. operations of the American Th* Catholic Youth Organ­ driving. lod. Macbln* and Foundry Com­ ization defeated th * Market Th* fighter, whoa* arrest Early to th* fourth a free p a n y ' s bowling equipment Street YMCA 690-673 In a last Friday was hla third this shot and a field goal by Cour­ manufacturing d i v i s i o n in nine-hour basketball marathon year on alleged traffic viola­ ier knotted th* acor* a t 45-all Shelby, Ohio, ha* been honor­ to which there waa only a fiva tion*, waa ordered to stand but Markoa untied It with a ed with the AMF achieve­ minute break and no timeouts. trial Ja n . 29 before e ailfree tow sod from that point There were no substitution* member Jury paneL the Mato* flock jarai never ment award. A graduate of Tha maximum sentence on a In trouble. Markos quickly Purdue, Ernst"joined AMF os but' players wore allowed to added two field goals and chief plnspolters development alp orange ju k e during the drunken driving conviction la gam* wkhlch began a t noon a Jail term of on* year and Royal also sank a pair and engineer in* 1946. and ended at 9 p.m. yesterday. a fin* of 91,000. with four in touts* remaining In Mixed loop Dog Track Opens Saturday Night Champ Putter sportswriters were teammate guards Tom Baxley e n d Brooks Henderson, Jim m y Pitts of Georgia, Bob Leonard of Wake Forest and Bo Bothchild of Texas. Henderson waa named the most valuable player when Florid a won teat year's Gator Bowl tournament. ORLANDO (Spl.)—Saminola High’s cage team played an Elks Tangerine Bowl Tournament consolation tilt laat night but there waa little consolation to I t The Tribe bowed to the Colonial High Grenadiers by a score of 81 to 33 In what must go down In SHS record* a t one of—If not the w ont— basketball defeat in hardboard history at the school. The only lim e . H*ad_Coaeh Meek Blythe's Seminole* were In the contest w i i daring the ffr*t period w ttnLt^*F closed out the f r a m * ( r a i l i n g Ut* 41 rlaniln five,-14 to 12. But from there on It waa strictly no contest. „ The Grenadier* pumped In 23 points In the aeeond atanxa while the Tribe came up with a lowly three points. In the third and fourth periods the Seminole* managed only nine points in each frame while th* Grenadiers got 13 In th* third and turned the burner* on full forre In the final quarter to register 31 points. Steve Groover led the hap­ less Tribe with a trio of field goals and a like number of free shuts for nine points. Ron Hinson got four, Dave Murray three, J e f f Williams two, Hunt two, Loyd atx, Mike Gray ■ pair, Buddy Stuinpf one, Lamar Oxford four. Meanwhile, ColenlaPs Ron­ nie Andreychik sank 29 points while mates Russ Hanson ac­ counted for 13 and Terry Seawell 10. In tha main event of the evening, the Wildcat* of Win­ ter Park took the tourney title with a 67 to 47 victory over th* Rtahop Moor* Horn­ ets of Orlando. During the first two periods it was a ball game and a half with tha Park*™ leaving the Door at intermission with a 28 to 26 lead. But Winter Park pulled away from the Hornet* in th* third period and more than doubled Bishop Moore's out­ put in tha final atansa. Henderson bad 28 points and B ailey 25 for their two alghta work. Pitta waa the tourney's high acorar with 48 points, In* eluding 2T In Tuesday night's 66 60 loss to Texas. Leonard waa high scorer in the consolation game with 13 and Rolhehlld bad 18 on open­ ing night to lead the Long­ horns, although he was held to only sis Wednesday night. Florida started o u t as though It would run T cx ai off the court, speeding to a 22-9 lead In the first nine and onehalf minutes and widening it to 39-24 at halftime. But the Gators let up after intermis­ sion and Texas kept picking away at the lead until it was Just seven points, 58-49, with three minutes to to. That’s where Keller took over. The Gators went Into a scml freeze and Keller scored the last seven points of the game. Baxley hid 15 points and Dick Tomlinson 14 for the Gator* while not one Tex­ an scored In double figures. H. Smith Named DavidsonCoach DAVIDSON, N .CjUPT) Homer Smith, 33, laid he ap­ plied for the head coaching Job at Davidson College whan he heard of tha opaning from Wake Forest Coach Bill Tat*. Smith, currently offensive barkfield coach a f the Air Force Academy, said he re­ cently met Tate in Los Ang­ eles and had a general discus­ sion about the North Carolina area. The announcement of Smith’s selection as th* Wild­ cats' 21st head coach waa made by Dr. Tom Scott, school athletic director. He wae pick­ ed from among 76 applicants. Smith succeeds BUI Dole, who resigned recently under pressure after serving 13 yeare as head coach, longer than any previous Wildcat mentor. The W i l d c a t ! suffered through a dismal 3-6 record this pest season, their fifth losing season in six years. HONOLULU (U P I) — Austrslisn Rodney Sumpter cam* in fourth in a six-mile surf­ board peddling race her*. II* demanded that all board* b* weighed to make sure that they conformed to the 45-pound minimum. Only one hoard was found to b* too light-Suntptsr's. He was disqualified. SEE THE Liston Pleads N o t Guilty M arathon Game Score 690-673 Receives Award W O C A lty , fO M A ty* ftfi+ T ffo tg g o u t O A A t ' | JRM* AO AAtfT O A tSO ff \ tT Afg, J fi A U /g A SO A <\ Pttxg AT r m r s # f 0 4 * * tw o / A u rrp P *A *H M ,*O A T # CAAOtAH, t iC A t fU C A 7 M M A .m O K A A fn t mmiii fcotttfo w m fo¥£M r. tttr p jK t lo t r t o .a A it9 S & /f*A iA V 0 A * i o * r TV tha Eagles commanded a 55 to 47 edge. , The Liooa came within five points of the Eagle* with two and a ball minute* left but on­ ly Brooks could sink another two-pointer for Oviedo- while Markos rang up a field goal, Whitmore dumped to a pair of fra* shots, Mayo did tha asm * and Royal added another field goal. . Tha Lk>o* got Into difficulty early to tit* gam * whan Coin- ler and Mlkler got close to fouling out and Oviedo's coach Paul Mikler had to call off bis full court press and go Into a none defense. Urn Colbert played with « Jammed thumb and for all practical purposes was unable to do any shoot­ ing. Also seeing action far the lio n * were Charlie Mlkler, A LL-S TA R FO O T B A LL G A M E from Kezar Stadium ‘ in Sari,Francisco ' . SATURDAY, JANUARY 2 4:45 P. M. — C H A N N E L 2 ON 100 BRANDS CO-SPONSORED BY FAR R ELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY - I A . M . . . f i l l I 111 X. F IR S T 8 W1 GIVE TOP TALUK STAMPS FRONTON �.v 4 . ( H i V n fo rl | m ll D ee. S I , 1964 — Pajre 7 Legal Notice ■ l« ■ Legal Notice Legal Notice NOTirF. o r APPLICATION NOTICR OP APPLICATION rtm TAX DERD {Bo*. iP4.lt Florida Btataleo . r 1B**> A NOTICE IS HEREBY OTVRN, That Jnhn Ronntngsr tho hold­ er of tho following certlfllato hat filed laid cerllflcato for t i l deed tn.be Uatted thereon. Th* rarllflcat* numbor and year of Iseuanc*. th# dotcrlp tlon of th* proparty, and th* Him* In which It waa aaaeaaad ar* a* followa: Cartlflcat* No. I l l Toar of laauanc* l i t ! Doorvlplloa of Property! Txit t l Sanford Halthta Plat Rook l P a t* <1 Nam* In which aasitaad E. P. Houtholdtr Hair*. All of •aid proparty balng In th* County of Semlnol*. Biol* of Florida. Enlaea auch cartlflcat* thall b* redeemed according to law tb* proparty daacrlbad In auch cartlflcat* will ba sold to th* hlghaat caah bidder at th* front dnor - f tha Semlnol* County Court llou** at Sanford. Florida, on tha flrat Monday In th# month nf January, t i l l , which I* tha 4th day of Ja n ­ uary, 1111. listed this ITth day of Oct­ ober. HI*. (Official/ Clerk'* Baal) Artliur II. Rackwlth. Jr.. d a rk of Circuit Court Ry: H. N. Tamm. J r , Deputy Clerk Publish Dec. H, IT, II, II, 1111 CDH-IT Fon t a x DRi:n { * « ; ,M U r , v M* •» Legal Notice (Dsuah CUbby:. NOTICE t'NDKR PlCTlTIOEg NAME BTATITM . TO WHOM IT MAT CONCEnN: Nolle# |B htraby given that DEAR ABU T: Thera I* a / ha* tr**h coffea. Soma hBY* ■bout how -loijely- aha ta th* undarsIgBtd, purauant (e and all that J* * * , they de­ told ma t h lt they hata hrlb* "Plotltlou* Nam* ■taint*'' rathar. hnmaly. m lddl*^**d Chapter 111 41, Florida Statut*. woman in our neighborhood cide it's not worth it. la cepted her Invitation! for a will register with th* CUrk of there some subtle way to th* Circuit Court. In and for who Ilka* delivery men. chanca to ait down and S*mlnol* County, Florida, upon Anyona who drive* a truck, lat her know that th* rorolpt of proor of th* public* hava aoma rafreahmenta, That la. In tha aummer ah* neighbors ar* on to her and tlon of thl* antic*, th* Metl llou* nim*. to-wlt: offer* them cold drink*, and but when aha starts giving wa want her to cut It out THE DIXIE LEAD PRODUCTS In U>* winter Bh* always them that song and dance becaua* she's giving tha COMPANT. undtr which w* ar* *ngtg*d In buala*** (or) undar which wa *xp*ct to on gag* In bu*ln**a at TIT Highway 1T-M, F*rn Park. Florida. In (ho County of Bamlnol*. Florida. That th* parti** lat*r*Bt*d In aald business sntarprli* ar* ad follow*: All bad bid: don't lead to eight of trump! after West N o rm u Jam ** n *v *ltad Ta wI* Bn* D. L*wli disaster. Sometimes you come showed out. One of dummy's *4 Publiih D**. 11. IT, tl, tt, H ll out like tho man who falls in VKJII two remaining diamond! was CD II-II ♦ AKSgll the river and craw li out with ruffed with Ihe queen of 4A X IN T H I CIRCUIT P B ia T a fish In each hind. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP WEST BAST trum pi,4 another spade was Georg* Awad J r . of Brook­ FLORIDA IN ANI) FOR I E R ­ ATI * Q J 101 IN nt.1C COUNTY, ruffed with the nine, and the lyn lent me one of the really V 1014 I VTI CHANCERY NO. llttT last diamond with the ace of lucky bandi of 1944or any NOTICE OP ♦ J» ♦ Q10TS PORRCLOtURR BALE + J I ■ trumps. Dummy's king and year. It seem* that South de­ + 1 0 9 1 3 1 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTB O U m <D) Jack of trumps accounted for OADF. ABIOCIAT10N. a Cor­ cided to rebid heart* on a + AKMIt poration, the last two tricks. three-card suit after his part­ * Plaintiff, ner’s Jump rcsponie to his V AQS There hsd been many ways va. ♦ 4 for South to go wrong In the JAMES C. t.UCAB and Xl»LA sound ipadc opening, where­ ♦ Q7 4 T. LUCAS, hi* W’tfa, and UNI­ upon the partner took him up play, but he had avoided all Both vulnerable TED STATES o r AMERICA, the pitfalls. and rm illD A INDUSTRIAL to aaven hearts in three bldirS^BaeiR West north COMMISSION, The result is really fantas­ South deckled to fight it out Pats 1 + 1 ♦ Pass Def»ndant*. Pass aw tic when you note that there 4 N.T. Paaa NOTICE IB HEREBY RIVEN' in he a eta and the correct Hoe sw ,Pa«s BN.T, Paaa pursuant to a Final D tcrt* of of play produced,all 11 trick-' is no defense against the heart Paxa 7 V * Pa ai 14 Forei-loiur* Jated th* Mih day grand slam, no play at *11 for rasa Tata of Dacernbar. A. D. H ll. and (or him. the spade or diamond small anltrad In Ckancary Casa No. He started out by caihing Opening lead—* * . W ill of th* Circuit Court of dummy’: top clubi and dia­ glam and no play for-the noth* Nlntk Judicial Circuit" tn and for Semlnol* County. Flor­ mond!. Then he. came to his king of gpadei and queen of trump small slam if a defend­ ida, wherein Federal National hand with the ace of ipadcs clubs. er opens a spade or if he shifts Mortgage Asaodallon, a cor­ Then he led a low ipade to a spade, if given the lead poration organised under an and diicarded two of dummy's Act of Congr*** and «il*llng four little diamond! on the and ruffed with dummy's |during the course of play. pursuant tn- th* F*d*ral Katlnnal Mortgag* Association Charter Act, having Ita prin­ cipal offlra In tha City of Wash­ ington. District of Columbia, la th* rialntlff. and Jams* C. I.uoaa and.Kula T. -Luca*, hi* if*u_And United Stale* of Aiuyrl, a,'and.Florida Tnduatr By Abigail Vaji Buren start by keeping e a t of neighborhood a bed nameT NOTICE IB HEREBY.OrVEN, Til* annual m r*tln* nr tti* fa * * .TIi **' **••• ,h* h°ld#r of your husband's wallet.) - . •' 01 T TO H&R etoekhoM*r* or th* UnltM S u tt th* following certlflcat* ha* a a a Hank of Frmlnols, Sanford, flltl **ld coruflcmti for u s DEAR ON: One swallow DEAR A DRY t I am will­ Florida, a banking corporation, io bt lf,utd thtrton. Tho will b* bald In th* banking ctrtl f lemtt fittmbtr and jrti»r of doesn’t make a spring. And ing to wager that a lot of room of th* Florida Rial* nank lituance, th* deacrlpllon of th* on* cuckoo don't fowl up a people are living with aoma a t Sanford. Florida, on Frldar property, and th* nam* In January I. 1949. at i p. m . »nlch It waa aaaeaaad art aa nelghborhbod. Don’t ceniura very atranga altuatlona be­ follows: tha folldwlng pnrpoi**; her. Pity her. cause I know I am. Many ( 1 ) KUct a Hoard of Dlrret- Cartlflcat* No. HIT T u r of a * a or* for th* cnaulnc year laauanc* 111: years ago I met a sweet, and th* transaction of Xleacrtpttaa at Prapertyi DEAR A B B Y : Darrel and quiet, country achool teach­ •uch other buaine** ## I,ot 7 XVllllam'a Survey of I married young. He wae er. I courted her in tha mar coma b*for* th* Tract In ?EU of SW(* Sec n trtln g. » Twp 11 s Rg* j i e Ds «<9 19 and I wae IB, and wa fashion o f th* day. Whil* Lorlng Burg*** Beok ft Pag* HI B C R hava bean married for tlx making plans fo r m arrisg* Fr**ld*nt Nam* In which aaaeaeed LePublish Doc. U . 11, U K . volca Waabtngton. All of aald year* now. We have three she made me promise that I CD11-I1 Property balng In th* County adorable c h i l d r e n whom would always “respect her of Seminole. Slate of Florida. Dnrrell adores. My problem: Dn!*#a such certlflcat* ahatl privacy.” I thought sha wa* r i c T iT i o r * i « nic NOTICE IS haraby *:v»n that b* radetmtd according to law I know I was wrong, but just a little bashful and it property described In such W* ar* u n t i l In butln'si at th* when Darrell was In tha would wear o ff a fter we III rtn*cr*»t Dr, Sanford, certificate will be told to tho ca*h bidder at th* front shower I looked through hie fltmlnol* County, Florida, un- highest were married. When we re­ door -of th* Semlnol* County d*r Ih* fictitious nam* of, Pro- Court wallet and I saw a nota turned from our wedding Ilcue* at fanford, Flor­ National Palmar* * Decorator*, ida. on Ihe first Monday In th* which read, “ My name Is trip, she had two separate and that w* Inland to register month of January, 1111, which said nam* with th* Clerk of lo th* 4th --------- . My phone number is mall boxes put up. One day-of January. HIS. th* Circuit Court. Heml no Ia Dat*d thla --------- . Call me If you get with my neme on It, and County, Florida. In accordance •mber, l!t|. 11th day of Nov with th* provision* of th* Fic­ a chance.’ I asked him tha other with her MAID­ titious Nam* Statute*, to-wlt; (Official Clerk'* Seal) about It and he said It waa Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. EN name on It. It haa been - Section IllO t Florida Statute* Clerk of Circuit Court, from some little 15-yearV HIT.. up for 37 year* and that's Seminole County, Florida Slg: Charla* It. Hackett old kid ho met at (he bowl­ the way aha gets her mail. By: H. N Tamm, Jr. Edward N, Ingram Deputy Clerk ing alley. (He bowls for Wouldn’t you eay she wae Fuhllth Dec. IT, II, II, l t l* a PuhlDh Dee. 10. IT, |t. t i t i J an. T. IMS. our church league.) I asked a littla strange? CDll-ll in tu r r i n c t 'i T r u n iT , C D lt-ll him why he krpt tha note NINTH JI'D It'IA L rmCL’IT. B A FFL E D in t h e r i ite r i t c o u r t o f IN AMI Pint ARMIKOI.E muf he said he didn't know. la tk* C*«wi of rae Cnoaty Till'. NINTH JI till l t l . CTIl- COI'NTT, PI.tilt ID A l a t t e , lea la o le I'nnatr. Stale 1 i i r in and fo h . vi: h i .n ui. i : IN CIIANCKRI NO. II.U * Hut I noticed ha didn't DEAR BA FFLED : If at riorlda, la Prokat* t iii n t ) , p i .(m in t, CHARLIE WHAG Jtl. throw it away. Three week a thi* ia her only indulgence la re th* Eatatr all * t ti t nn :n v no. i t i j * PLAINTIFF Inter I looked in hia wallet JAMES A. TULL, a/k/a J. A r m : UNION CENTRAL LIFE VS. in "privacy,” I would say TOLU INSURANCE COMPANT. F.MMA WRAtl, again and the note was still it la Indsed a ‘ l i t t l e Press* rd DF.FENDANT Plaintiff. there. I asked him later if FINAL NOTICE strange.” But stranger still V*. NOTICE TO APPEAR W Nolle* I* heraby given that r HATlLKS T. GOU.OIIKH. tt TOi EMMA WRAO.v ho still had the note and he is your decision to air you: the underelgned will, on Ihe us. Whoso realdenc* lo lietl to me. I am heartbrok­ Irnffli-ment a fter putting up <th day of January, A. D. I»«i. I Eatt I I I Sir##!, Deftmtanta 4 present to Ihe llon-TAhle Coun­ en, Abby. 1 love him so s o r te r : o r nt i r i\ ’Apartment I-K, with it for 37 years. ty Judge of Seminole County, HouTii %isk K o n > :(i.o *in r. New Turk, Naw Tork much, and we used to be so FJorlda. hie final return, ac­ TOi f'llAUM;.* T OoMeOHKH Tou ar* hereby rrqulr#d to close. Do you think he haa count arftl voucher*, a* Admin­ i»n 1 MriatiUKD 1». UOl-lAJ- file your written difenee .to C O N F ID E N T IA L T O istrator of th* Eelal* of the lllll nf Cumplalnt for dlIf I*II, hi* wlf# been seeing her? What S. F. If. IN OTTAWA: JAMES A. TOLU a/k/a J. A HKMII»;Xl’Ki UNKNOWN vorrl filed herein agnlnat you, should 1 do? Wlien In deep water, It'* TOLU dec#a»*d, xnd-ewt said ’lth, tha Clark nf th* above Till AJI imi tlsm tUlmlnff W time, then and there, make apInf i f f *t* by, through, on Court ort or bafor* January SO HURT wiae to keep, your mouth — pHewtlon ptrprrron to th*-*wtd tn*-w*in Jude* judge ffurL der nr against tit* afort- flrd. 1»li. and earva a«*Opy nt r*TIAAlft-Mtnw*Trr»Br 5r,r-’ .JBPjr-AV}». par* twraon* - tarn* upW-T'.'.5'."1S*-Mtornty. rrrtrDvtrattep of oald*nd| TOP; AUK hrfrbr' -mi:rrigTL*>7,"i, a 1 C . J 7“i'ier. ta t—.«!•*» hrm; rh « r ■»ft—Att t nTvt t u mpr*! rU TT "*)• nr m s r r m r trrl* TTdfm-Flr rM a4-»l hen NW V-btcrL.adZfiaf rg O te u a ? W rit* ta ABnot Of g decree bbldar for caah at tha Front [A* auch Aiimlnletrator. . ■1 r e h - - . ring . Ihe followIrig d u . pro ccmfeano will bt inttrtd S ^ ^ f t . " R a i s e . , County l o r th -o t.-B je n b < l e t M n .j -With h l « t . b t » » . t , : i ^ m f i r t - h ,lp hut’ » « i J , r her, If he had, lie wouldn't Dated thl* the Tth day ofj l|n enrumh. n r , m>x m o o , m * A n -for an older woman to iurwoman doevn t always have to ’ fniirthnue* In :h# Cllr of San December, A. D t'-SI you* i rlbed real pioperty. to-wlt: Seles, Calif. For a personal tr>‘ need lo keep h e r1 phone W'TTN'KFi my hand and teal font. County of f*nitnol*. Stale round harself compleiely with be pretending to feel b etter! 4t l*rac* 11 lhcy ,r<' n * William J. Toll . Lot IS, Block K. Minlind nf Florida, at il:*0 A >1. on young people. Ignoring her than she does. Nor docj she inS‘ +‘> be kind to a lonely, old number. He'd know it. 1 reply, enclose a atampad, at Hanford, Htmlrmla 4?ounty, „» Aa Admlnlatralnr of the lletatea, according to Mia Slh day of January. H ll. relate of atiaprct that you two ar* plat there.if ae recorded In |Klortda, thlt Sind day of Dtc- th* self-addressed envelope. person. have to try to keep up with contemporaries Ih* following daaarlkad proper­ J..M EB A. TOLU a/k/a J Plat Bonk 11. pace* 14 emhar* 19C4. communicating very ty aa *et faith in ogld Final l>aSo have some young friends, not ’ * Far a while, of course, she activities that have become A TOLU througu 2: of the public ISKAIa) crae, to-wlt: ** Decaaatd well. Don’t accuse him or record* nf Semln da Cnun- * Arthur II Beckwith, J r , Hale to writ* letter*? I-ot U. Block 1. H EFT!.Ell can keep pace with younger more of a strain than a plea- of course. Hut don't count on Clerk of tha Circuit Court Publlah Dec. 10, IT. 54. II. 1»«4 t>, FJorlil*. (l*o beginning cause n scene. Try to re­ Fend one dollar to Ahhyf *: HOMES ORLANDO SUC­ -them alone. By: Kllaa hath llraanwhan, sure. people. nf the St: corner of aald Lot TION ONE. according lo D. C* Box (19700, lma Angeles, 11 run Weeterly along Die As you grow older, you will establish Hint “closeness” When friends her own age In th* Court of Ik* tourtl r Hut every year It requires a lat thereof recorded In Southerly line ot aald le t JAM KH C* COMaIKB being understanding, Jorffir, Irmlnnlr ( mml), hint#4 Cslif., for Abby'# booklet, find more enjoyment with by come to visit she knows they lot Book 11. Uagee 4 a S. Attorney for BUlntlff little more effort and strain lo 11 , a dlatanca of i;o J j nf KlnHda. In prnhnf** . Public Iticordi at Semlnol* . “ HOW TO W RITE L E T ­ are seeking her out becausa friends in your own age group, s w e e t , fun, interesting, feet to the MV corner nf 7itl W i*hurch Bt In ?• lb* Katalp nfi County. Florid*'. ’ . ' «< p PCM» aald le i II, thence run (irlandn. Kla, T E R S FOH ALL OCCA­ m k a k i j AK m , h a s s k t t they enjoy her company and Why rmt acquire these friend* quiet,, sml very, very wise. Ahd the woman w >ho finds Dated thla Hth day of Dac” 4 1 Puhllah Dec 24. II. t i l l A Jail Southerly along the ))••!W 11* r •a•* tl tmlivr* A- D. 1114, SIO N S." are as much In need of her now, so that you will have (I’ .S. A* for the tntter-~ erly Una of Lot i*. *«id 7. 14. IMS herself left »lnne al 70 Is fsr K I I U j XOTICK (UK AT*l Hlu< ft P. a dlatarice nf 2 4 r d id »l companionship as she Is of'm any ycurt lo develop picaNotlr* !■ It f r*ti jf Riven Mint better off If (he h is good Arthur If Otrkwltlh, J r , feet, theme run K.t - 1e r ly ♦be umlar aliened will., on tb* M in i r, o r ArrisiCATiti^ d ir k of Circuit Oeurt i saul relationship'? friends of her own age than j theirs. to the point nf beginnlug 3bI h day of Meet Inner, A. I*. rm t n t nr.Kti lif : II ftHh* T, VI til#ft, DC. 1311, preaenf tn the IIonorahit Ihn been Filed agalnat you In I HerIt*** 104-1 i lia r lift Btafftteft Ilack N Cltvilftfti Jr. aind County alUdf* of 3 tnilno]* Cnun., t hft above ■ ')!-! *iiit end you •f l»l»> t*#rroll Burk• # ropy ty. Florida, hi* final r.t.m i »!« required tu aerv. N'mTICR ih h k r b d t o ix r .s . At torn+7 • lift plaintiff account and voucher*, a* five* nf your Answer nr nthnr |.lead­ That J hit Hennlti|«r the holder P O D r«**r 7., cut of of fhn K*ta la of Karla h ing tn the (men led Complaint of the following rtrtlflrftte Hftnfurd, Flurldft M ttaaeelt. deceased, and at mi I'laiiitttr • -tiiitriin * AN* hat filed fcald certlflrete for fuhllfth D*c. 21. 111! Itrs tl DEAN A las deed tu he leBued thereon CDII*>4 tali! lime, then and there, rnakf DEItsi'N l.oWNhl s, j : : t a.t Central The application to the n-•I*1 THURSDAY. DEC. 3|, 1904 show of 19(14. Jim m y gets a in exrellcnl medley *nd a rtrtlflrftte number ftn«t tie merit nf b n , " Florida, )» ir of leiuinrt, the deecrtpOHIMAAVCK Ml. H«4 for a final eettlement TV Time Show of the Night * chance lo atng "White Silver spirited version of "KrinVIr of Mid f-1# ‘ he < *f licl!'ftl \n*w*r admlnlpiratlun tlhfi of the property, and uhe a i on i i i > am ic n r t i i vc c it y When women decide lo diet,-land and developed by oo* of (* hit'll ft wftft ftftftft««t4 I "AHrOHD, PtOMtnA. AT10-11 p m. ABC. Jimmy Sandt” and "M oment! to R e­ ind Johnny." Country clowns |P and for an order diaibarging nr i»fh#r r!*ftt(nx In th* nffirp of thft t‘lf f k of t h circuit I n* n,# ,nf I AL11M* Til 1AIIA I'lTV AM> Dean Show. A good melodic m em ber." He Jolna K«y S tirr (hey talk about It too much, the great chemical houses. Th* him a* aucK K*tcu:»»r M f 1 Nt. * 70 S lifted thla the 2ll h day cf fourt on *.r l.rf„re the ||tb Irertlflrat* Toar of R4KINII A PART THEREOF Homer snd Jethro corn np i f J iriunry. If you f»ll !•» . loeuont * UI2 and too often. When you are idea spread quickly and was a Decenti>«r* A I> 1'•<« THK.EAST *SO PERT OP LOT* collection of guest* are as- on "Side by Side" and "Nohi *i«r ,i it!urf«• pr«» uoiifftftfto I De.cetptla. of Property, |L *. S AND *, AMENDED P U T icmblrd for Jim m y's latl body'g H uiincsi." Kay dors several traditional songs anti serious stuiul getting rid of success in several countries. Webber H llainea u for A. Eiacumr of th. K .ia te 1* " 1 " a * * '" '' IrfHa 4 A >1 lllk r. Tract IT OF DMI ID PARK, AS THE hluegrn* banjo picker Roger, ^ $ Jc . th* relief lirtTi *ll'lr 'I n th* I h.eland,, Hprlngi Accord-] **R J5 APPEAR* IN THE OF(if Kft fifth M I! ft ftRft 1I* You can find them her* in A f 1 1 ft n 1 < ■ t (’"ini ' 1 1 1 fit Sprung atLii a lot of rhythm l . * , l It,* i„ Ulati Theravf R . |ED R OP THE CLERK OF TIIM D tcta ifl TTi In Nolle • w T i f t . 11 tift pu hll fthft'1 drug stores almost anywheu. ...tried UptiO th. Public lle - I UIRUUIT IW ItT . SEMINItl.E Wl niltr m«•(! I* llftln#* A Yawn*, a* usual, are proud ,nd don ‘ lalk ibout »■ onrft ft Wftftk for f-ndff Cnmftft' u\V«rr| rnrlft of *i#ml»#l4 Co unig t in ( T l , m i H l l l t , PI HU lo It! They a r* th* product of re­ r i k w # * # * H s in T h «* Hun for tl 1 1 nr* ed by Him If. ANT TO T llr. PHOVISION* IIP 124 l*mk A' mu ft, Finch Florid* * <nil iii.* * , fl u h id a And you know hy now Ihe search and are now made In Nam#* In which ftftftftwftfti IV iiiA i-re H r <» it<i 1 : s u p m. CHS. Berry Mason th«r Pro-roup I Iowa * f Hr*. Srh*D ATI I • Til lH ■ ‘ t» 'lay of D#c A County Alii Mid pruporlr s t a t u t e s , leas. W Ini ftr P a r k . Fl orllft 1 0# («) rip liln Kan^iro* "The Case of Hie Ruinous, *»> to a slimmer figure lakes (he U. S. by one of uur leading dftlrdi ikftftfft ► mI*t r 1X1 P u l. Hull Dm It. A J4 lifting In thft County of e§*rnI• WHEREAS, iba City of San 1 II (II Wftftihftr, a S sw* A. M. i>\: W • Hoad " Till* is a pretty good a ,,'t “f willpower and really nnlft IVfiift of Florid#. Cnl*** ford. Florid* heretofore adopt-* lt»M III Frldar 7. 14, 21, 1Mi lu ll..* Il** ee 1 (ialiift Today l 10 4 2 i Ar'hur II n*. h*tth. J r , research laboratori**. inch rtrflflcfttft th ill bft r«> -I Ordloanc* 194. dhlch aald 11 4*0 (II TtinraamF at af f CDH-M suspense story wilh s good1csflng ahoul mil only how you m r*riot»nr!ils (9 » i Iftf k «if c • ill •’nun ordlnanc* daclittd Ih* Inten­ tlr ft n iftd ftcriirtilng to Iftw Ih* 1 was able to gel small sup­ i X l fxvorpft Court • II (tl •*. M. Itv M+rthft V vthlftti cast snd il holds you, until it look—but now you feel, |)t ojiftr t )r dfttcrlhtd In fturh rar- tion of said City to annii in 1 liA MU Frlilar («l MITICK IIP A r m * %Till N (<• \m* i it-ft n I lift! ur f ( utliiB (Ii*h | l*aft»ft ply of clever little booklets for I tftpui> Olftt k Ita corporal* limit* and In In­ 11 f Hu i ft will hft * 1 4 hi In th gels so shaggy dog al Ihe end > recently found a small book poll TAX I II.in ( *1 Ka#rrl"#a fur Wt'diin iai ft a isr Howl (.am* A\.*KltW'N IM Hll. DKAN hl^fitftl r ft ah lihltlftf •! t hft front clude therein lit* following 414i«5 9 t» (9» I *■r |oon• (Aft*. IUI.IU Plisrlda fllialulftft I A IoI*\v n d i : h id m Il »*e lluFtl (.am* il begins lo look like a Hitch which make* excellent sense, you, hut you must hurry if you daacrlbvd property, to-wlt: tlitur 4 * f ih** Htrulnulft (’«>uniy 3U lt«i?ii|)ftr ntH<m 9 (41 IM»I 1 left h Th* Ewat I 4S feat of I^>t* cock reject. and also tell* of Uie Limmits wish a copy. Send m* your CnurV IlmiM at Bftnford. Flor* • I H U f U iD A Y P. M. t >> Mr. M«m*’U NOTH’ K IH II KltF.nr tilV KN r O I I I 2311 name and be sure to slat* that 1. 9. 9. and 4. Amended Plat Ida, on tha flrat Mond»r In ih* 10 00 12 1 Mmkft Kawm for H 3(19 30 pm NIK’. Dr Blan to diet That John !t#n 11nk* r ! h* h »M* nriin-tii. Flurifia nf Druid I'aik. a* th* «ame 1 .no <•) N+wft. W n u ir of January, IMS. which you want the "little slender I ••(Hy fli’ort* ftr of l (t# full-' w1nk rftrtIft' .* (#■ I'uhll«h fiftc. 10. 17. 14 II. 1914 limn(h ippnnr* In th* offtr -0 nf lb* Kildare "Never Is a laing Limmit* is a delirious, at1* t hft 4!h day of January. HIS (Il N•w•— MIhft Wftlft l tl cftrtlfi Mtft r n n -ie m wNtwflint h» ft filfti Clark of in* circuit Court. Dftlftd ihia |7lh day of 0 < s» D a y " Mrirlly from sudsvillr tra rtn e creme filled sandwich l>ook!rt " Also, if you are writ­ I■i■a lUptl th prftfor fi i tin •1 III lift 1M 17» N» t i('u{ia Hamlnol* County, Florida. nliif, l !»44 •ft 1 (*•r 9nun vit 1* s u m k ot ‘ •HIT rtlflt ni« mimkr an4 •i |0 (!) HunUijr *Hrlnltlaf hill Waller Sle/ak makes «n> biscuit, Form uIa led lo allay ing for other leaflets, ask to *1 tb* riplratton of thirty day* ♦OffD !*l Djrrh’ft Km II yftftr of Is ■UATI a*, i hft -If FCrip* •TATK UK FLOMIMA TO i ( 1 ) N•w•— W fllir C - to 20 : * M I*•i"ft Tli in Hun* from tha data of adoption of Arthur H It#ckwith* Jr., ploy lie's in uurlli caldung hunger for long period* of have one Included; that ia, if 11 ' I l a*'■»* Luf y ft 11(1 t h* All UEthnoft ii l»»nora and all kttf Him of thft (1! •uch ordlnanc*, *11 purauant t« you will use it. Cltrk. , Circuit Cult ft* i l l} R io m y It urh• Hal llafttrftun He jit j* >* a Teutonic doctor lime, they »re easy to take, i i i n•in• In whlch H w•* ft ft-#V *•4 j»*rilftft rial mint in t *r tut, ■ hr. th* prrlWaloha uf chapter t n u | firnilnnift Counly, Florida to IS ( i • Nft w a II#port thrnush, undar nr ■a -»1n*l After the holidayi you are, T:0« (»♦ ill# fin ir * is foil 0w«: Florida Staiutaa. 1441, and who has * sheltered wife You con eat Just four of Dies* Hy: H N Tamm. Jt. ntrhtInn m u «» C l Yftftr of 2 NltOK H l.ANIh kn •ft n *ft. III <i> H1f l •mftn r*rtlfle»t* #N WHEREAS, pursuant to tha perhaps, taking a second look Dftpuly Cltrk f C | Andy nf Miyb+rff (!) When he learns he has on in appetite-pleasing sandwich bisaa M R. LAND, and RITA M Hubllftli Dftc. 10, 17. 24. II. 1194 provisions of Ch»pl*r III M m lluntlna A Ftthlnf Illu m e* 1941 p«rdy at your figuio and maybe your 11 10 (21 LAND, hia wifa. 1. * M BUILD- CDH44 Drarrl* lloo nf I'ragarlfl Florid* Statutes. 1)41, no objac­ 7:10 ♦i i TH# Fllnotnnftft rurable disease, hr is faced culls ami a glass nf whole or (41 Thft Htal^M.Toya (A) 1^>1 44 Sac. I MMwar I'ork ERS SUPPLIES, INC. a Flor( 2 ) Jj+nlftl lib' in tion lo auch annraatlon wa* Ift HI * hi (•1 with Ihe piohlcm of making skim milk and make a meal! drcssei Jutt won't sip together fofpnrillor: CHAPMAN («l Th# Dial Book 4 pa*a* *• * lift fl]*d In lha Circuit Court, fiamlNOTIC K o r I I IT ro.NCItKTK HU" KS. I.NC. t TOi TIIDMAB F. *4ft hi* helpless widow lo be sell You can do this once or (wire at Die back—or the (root! Fol­ n*l* County. Florida within lha 1.00 (41 I'orry Mar it F lU D A T P . M. UKDPINO IS) Doan* R » 4 Nam* ta which saaasaad Jull* Kloriift cr>rpftTft • ■n; CARL A KIKIoD. JB ind BUZANNK tlm* p«rto*ta provided and pur­ I 19 12) a day. Your third meal, usual­ low the plan in the booklet sufficient. IS.Of (|) Hay NAhftn Dr KIMarr O. Quinn. All of said prorar'V II loOMMI-KID I It VI.VO H VC suant lo tha published nolle# 8 UEDJIINGI’I CLD, hia t l i Inoftft of Llfft (9) Mr Thrr* 4 o*» bring In th* County of faml- 1NO, doing bu»lf'4*ft ft* Irving 8 30 9 pm ABC. My Three ly dinner, sliould con*i»t of (it's a gift from m e), do as lh»r*of. and Wrlfft ♦•) l^mna flood nola, Btata or Florid*. Unl«-«a Vrtno Lumbftf Yard; or rlfhftr WHEREAS, tha City Com­ 9.99 14) ■’•••word YOU AND EACH OF YOU art Sons "Divorce—Bryant Bark low raloru* foods, for which suggested and irt> yourself J77S i«l Nfttftft— (9) llrwllchrd ouch corllflcot* thall ho ra- iir lh«nt. uni ftlf pftrlUft having hrr*by notlflftd that ault haft mission of ih* ftty of Hanford, U ; H r { i t Cbnidiiiii+ft Cbureh Style." Though there's a »*i-, there are suggestions included look younger aid feel how diamad according to law tha nr rlfttmlng to h«*ft ftnjr right btftn commvflCtd again*! you Florid* da-mi It tn th* bavt 9:14 t l) Hatol i « h let (») Peyton I’luc* , proparty Caret Ibad In •ailijtirlft -»r lnt#r#«t tn th# firoptrtjr In th* Circuit Court of thft lnt*r**t» of - **14-City and tt>* c* n h * when (!) MftftPWt F«r Tomltf. iBtis^uBniM* k*r tills shruv, Iheun wvvry patkagu of LimusiU- mur^®5*W?r lo-wl 14) llatlaya of Balboo earUttcat* will b* aold to tha lief«>tn , dftftrrlttd. . iw k r Ninth Judicial Circuit of th* Inhabitant* tb*r*of that *al<l row part that works best involve* | If >ou are one of those you are not carrying a burden m, highoat cash talddar at tho front I " t . l and I '''“ k K I„ . „f Florid. In ond for 1" ,-in r b* *h**S«d I n wal-1 19:00 II) Kraft Thuutur (Ii Kftlhftr Know! P f*t youngsters Chip ami Ernie and i "weak sisirr*" who Jusl caq- of extra poundxl II) Jimmy l)»uti Show ((.,m « n He «nt. oocord- ^ , nol. 0 p u t, r lh, , bbr, . City. ftfdoor of th# Samlnota O-uniy it <■ 14 (In 3i1Inf Llf HI 14) Thi Difor-dna Court Hout# at Sanford. Flnr NOW THEREFORE, RE IT "* ? , , ,,,' . |. w . vtatad till* of which Is: llie way they view marriage, nol gel up enough willpower to 1 .110 til A Hint It Horn Ida, on th* flrat Monday In tha r-.-ontad '1* Public ' " " kfit* IIUIIK ENACTED BY TDK PEOPLE 11.49 t#) Nrwa, Sp-rt*, WrwHum: PAVINtlH FAVINiiti BANK. otc. etc. p tha III (Mr 1 Talk thtr paaS tS 2*T of “f ,fl* Tt*-. rPlain! i.lo tlff divorce and marriage counse continue witn a planned diet, month of January, I t l i, which Iff, OF THE C1TT OF SANFORD, r.irda Sammol* County, County. | * laiotur. PUOIllDA rorJa of Samiunt* (9) 11* 11n !*•« Hick •ra fll Nrwa co p• la th* 4th day ot January, m s o v ik t u n tors That's kind of deljghlfu! 1 believe you call fullow thil 1 14 111 K*»c tit Florida. Datad thl* ITth day of OctSECTION t That Ih* follow­ II to it) Nr wot Ino I THOMAS K REDD! NOFt ELD, Hclftnci 1 90 111 You, *nd a*<-h of you, *ra B ID t - IM T H E A T R l ul l p m CHS. Defenders one with the aid of I.immlts. ing d**crlbad rtsl proparty, to­ 1114 II) Tonight Show obar. 1114. JR and SUZANNE k. IIED14 > Aa Thi World T u rn haraby nnllflad that • ault ha* DINQF1EL1). hia wlfa. 15) Th* l.att Show wn ; (Oftlotal Clsrk'a Saal) "King of the Hill.” Thrre are'Y ou can have vanilla, orange, r * ) N* a* It n• l„ ,a brought aealnat you In th* III Tbrotar ot Star* t o m it * Arthur It B trk w itty Jr Th* E»*i II* fr*t nf lo ti 1. I'atandanta NHC Ntftrft lift purl 1 VI vague allusions to civil right', or chocolate flavor* and that circuit U-<urt, In and.for SamiIII 1:09 tl) Morning ilisdllnua Clark of Circuitl f>Ur 1. I and I, Amandrd Plat In Chancery No 14114. Oftftlft+tl Pi n NM« J,.jrrUft Yuun§ 11/0 (91 nul, County. Florida, In ChanKamlnol* C-unty of Druid Park, aa tho *am* but (he focus of Ihe story Is IS a treat. Certainly, you can The nature of thla ault la * 4 III I'niw unl F R ID A Y A . Hr j ant It led I ’ A II ' (IN­ " * A * WITH 1-MAT By: It. N. T*mm? nppaara In the nfflc* of tha of that certain III FI am • In Th# Wind more on sensationalism than have some meal. For instance STRUCTION 1A>.(N COBl'tiBA- foraclnaura 4:44 (I) Sign on F.i *:•” anti Daputy Clark clerk of tha Circuit Court, mortsas* held and owned by Hoc iur ■ 1 94 C l TInN. « Florida corporation morality and justice. Albert lean beef and lamb are very 4:14 111 Suuohlna Almanac hamlnolr County, Florid*. Publlah Dac. IS. IT. >1. IL 1*** plaintiff, da ltd July 19th, 11*2 M * mints T o u irriir.ii'’ lloun Partr ( 1 ) rialntlff. v»J4DNIIOE II 4 0 it) World Civilisation rarordad October 11, 1991 b«. and tb* aim* la hereby *nC D ll-ll Drkkrr plays a former racke good sources of protein and (4) Mar !• Ciurt LAND, »l»o knonn •» M. H and nrricKI Raeorda Bonk 499 *«**d t* and made a part of 4.11 <•> Sign On Naw* A STARTB FRIDAY 1 11 (9) Niwo ----------------s u i ip iT in v itaANltT aa/ RlT.t M LAND, hia In (rer (at least he svear* it's should be pari of your reducing Wootbrr Ih* City of Sanford* Tlorid* l**ga 14* of rht Public Records NOTICE OF APPLICATION w)>, , , iiatandanl*. and you. 1 09 ( 1 ) Anothftr Wirld •YOim CHEATIN' 7 :tf (4) Today purauant to th* lorm* nf Chopof Samlnol* County, Florida, asformer) who'* first accused of diet. To Till Thft Trulk TOR TAX DEED J ,n d a»ch of you. «r* r«qulr*d it, II) Sunablna Almanac (S ir. iSS.ia Florida ■••t«l»* •> , , rll, your A,iaw*r to tha cut baring that certain plac* tor 111.94, Flood* BtalutM. 7:11 (I) H EART* (4) rianartl Hotpltal participating In narcotics About four years ago the Wako-up Slovloo 1141. or pared of proparty loc*l*d. 1040) 1 14 (4) Ntwi—Rdftitdi ria ln litr* Complaint with tha traffic and then of murder. SECTION 1. That upon thla 7 29 (9| Naw* Ummits idol was born In Eng* NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN. Clark of aald Court, and aarv* •Itual*. and balng In laid fion't I i f ordinance brooming eff*ot!ve 7 II II) Farm M*rk*l Raporl 4 14 It) You (Color > Th*t T. M. Da*l tha holder of upon PUlntiri'a attorney, O. County *nd Plato, to-ollt 1.14 II) Today Ih* i**ld*nla and property own­ L o t 49, 8 tl N L A N D ih* following corllflcot* h»» ANDREW SPEER, whoaa *d(II F d ii of Nlfkl III Mlckl* Kvna* ESTATES. FIRST ADDI­ er* In lb* aboa* deaoribad an* Iliad aald cortlflcat# lor l*» draaa I* 1JI W. Commercial tl) Th# Tn 'in * M iff I id* TION. according to a plat n*i*d era* ahstl ba agtIUtd tn I'M (4) [**•*! Raws, Wandrad to b* toouod tharaon. Tb* giraai. Sanfnrd Floyldi, a copy 4:44 It) Mft tell Hft m» tharaof, -recorded la Plat all of th* Nghta and prltllag** cortlflcat* number and yaar nf of aald Ananar, on or bafor# (II TH* Bocrftt Btorm Hook 11. P*#*o 92 and 44 tnd Immunlll** a* ar* from li»u»nc*. th* d*»crlpllon of tha Friday, J*nu*ry U.'A. D, t»4l. IS) Trftllmftitftr tlm* lo lima granted to tha nf the Public Record* *f 1 4 IS :i NIIC N««ra Ripnrl prop»rty,**_and -th# nam* tn and If you fail lo do oo. * da. Samlnol* County, FloHda. proparty owners of th* City of 4:10 ft) Kftftl uf tlfduehe W h ic h It waa aoaaaaad ar# oa cra, pro conlaaao wtll bo osirKagid h o t h r EACH OF TOU IS REQUIR­ Sanford. Florida, and a* ar* 4 44 <«> M«llnr« tniorludi tarad **»!»•: »',u »"d **ch ED t -owo: lU r h lo llir i Mvtlliff lo file your anawar or other further protldod In Choptnr 14) 1’nrlft Wilt U Cortlflcat* No. 1141 T **r of of y*Ai. for the ral'-f damandod- written lit . Florida Bialutaa. l if t , and defenses to th* Com­ Thft rftfulftr m nuil mafttlnf ad In aald Complaint. 4:4* ( 1 ) WftlU Fftrio laausnr* 1141 Tb* n*tyr# ot thl* suit t* to plaint with th* Clark of Ih* thall further be oubject to tha of th« fttivckhold^ra iif Th# #?111( 1 ) llucklvHtrrp Hound Daoorlplloa of Pr*p*»ty> of residence er ••ns Ilftnk of Oviedo, Uvlftdo, Hftfthunl Lot* 7 A I Blk 2 Allan'# foracloa# that certain mortgag# Circuit Court of Samlnol* Coun­ roeponolMlltloe as may be from time Florid*, will bft h»l*1 +t thft 1 tl ( 1 ) Hporlft ^ _______ plant—Addition l a \ V *tb lD g ^ ^ **_ A jr^ u N JiL R i Pb LAND ty. Florida, In thl* proceeding (ownership •• 11 ,.t v■d<I •r mIn vd kg 11 . « •. fii TTtWftcopft Ion Haight* Plot Book I *l*o known *• M R .XD 7D Tanr *nd—tn »ervg" g—rnpy—thereof ernlng authority nf the City of ty tX n - kfiinener-Yfmtiftnr- mt I H Ml upon tha plaintiff* atlorntye, 2:00 I*. M on Thurodijr. J*n RITA M. LAND, hi* wll*. to l> tn f.tftvo It To BitVM IN*go 99 . Florid* and th* pre­ Uftrf Hth. I t l i far thft ftlftft Nam* In which oaacaaad Clin­ * M CONSTRUCTION U)AN whoa* name* and addr*** ar* Sanford, (4) Nftwft, WoAlkir, h*r*ln*ft*r s*t forth, *■ re­ visions of aald Chapter. tlon of offlrtrs ftnd (h« lr«na Hports ton * Antlnonotta lloldan. All CORPORATION. » Florid* cor­ quired SECTION ?. Thl* ordinance ftctinn of fturh othtr huftintftft l ie , not U ltr than of #Ald properly -b*lng In th* poration, recorded In Official Ih* lllhbyday ehe)l beoerae effective Immodl of January, 1941 • • mar propft/lf com* bftforft coudly of Samlnol*. s t ii* of Raeorda Book 44», P*g* 994 ot tn default theraof th* cauaa attly upoa It* paaaag* and (hft rn•* 11nif Florid*. Unl*a« auch e«rtlflc*l* tha Public Raeorda uf gamlnoU will procaad ai part* upon th* adoption. U If. Wftbb ■hall b# r«d**in*d according to County. Florida, and *ncumh*r- entry PASSED AND ADOPTED tble n Dtcr** Pro Confaaao Klftcotlvft Vlftt ITftftldftRt law tb# proptrty d*»*nbad in loft tb* above d**oflb*d pro- again*!of you. lllh day of December, A. D. Publlah iJftc. II, 1111 A Jan ■uck cartlflcat* will b* told la WITNESS my hand and th* 1944. 7* t i lt , ,tb * highest ca*h bldd.r at P*WJTNEy8 my hand and aaal official #/ A. U Wilton aaal at add Court In rDH'VS ‘ th* front door of tb* ftm lsol* of **:d Court at 8 #nford, Haml- Yrailnolt County, Florida, thl* Mayor nola County. Florida, IbU Uth County Court Houa* *t 8 *n•/ J. H. Crapp* * o t ic k o r 9th day *1 December, 1944. ford. FUrld*. on lb* flr»t Mos- day of Dacambor, A- D, 1914. a/ M. L Htbern, Jr. AVKI AI* ■RKTIIO ISEALI day In th* month of Jknuary. (BEAL) a/ Earl Higginbotham Thft Annuli M#ftil»c of thft Arthur H Rackwllh, Jr. Arthur II Rackwlth. Jr. 1949, which U th* llh day of •/ J. B llakrr , inftnib#ra of lha Flrat Frdtrftk Clark u( Circuit Court *f . CUrk of tb* Clrcslt Court January, l»4>. ^•vlngft and I«oan AinHUallon 4 Aa th* City Com ml salon of By: Martha T. VIM*u Seminole County. Florida. Datad thl* 14th d»y of NovIh* City of Sanford. F lor­ of Mrmlnolft Counir «IU b« Deputy Clark Ry: Martha T. VlhUa ambar. 1994 ida Ii•I<2 at thft offltft of thft Aftfto* BKARDALL URIDLET Deputy Clark (Official CUrk'i »••>> cladon on Wadnaadijr, JanAtloatl AND LEWIS Q. Andrew Speer Arthur H- Btckwltb. J r Uftrf If, 1MI. ftt I p, no. a/ > 1 . L Wbotch*! Attornoy* for Fla4atlff Attorney for Plaintiff Clark ot Clreull Court. RoMimond (’hftpm+u CRjr Clark 44 North Court Street 111 IV. ComoiarcUl.Bireot BtmlnoU county. Dorlda »•<rriary (SEAL) Post trifle* Box 4tiS flan ford. Florid* By: H N. T i n s , Jr. Publlfth D#c tl, IIC4 A Jan. f. Put IIak Don IL 1994 * Jan Orlande, Florida l'ubtlah Dec. IT, 14. tt. 1944 A Daputy CUrk 11. IMft. Publish D*a. IS, IT, 14, I I , 1114 T. 14, II, 1991. T. 1)41. •Publlah D4*. IS, IT, 14. tt, 1S44 Jan. C U U II E X C E P T HOLIDAY CDU-M CDU-41 CDU-IS XcDH-41 , • Jacoby On (Bhidysi By Oswald Jacoby (jJ q Jh& W om an: ByRuth M illett f ddyhliyhiA T V Time Previews Television Tonight . ii o b _ w Legal Notice W u 'SK '.’ffi.BD4 > �** * Luncheon Fetes M iss Bradley New Markets Th* Tkdnor gueit redMved • from the hoatesiea. ' Others attending were the honorce's mother, Mra. Gor­ don Bradley; the groomelect’s mother, Mrs, Leeper; Mrs. Al Stanley, Mrs. Martha Ashby, Mrs. Alex McKibbin, Mrs. Greg Walker and Miss Sharon Riser. Devoted Entirely Hollywood Paper T o Gourmet Foods Reflects Success Min B arbara Bradley whose wedding to Prank Bowden, ion of Mrs. L. E . Leeper, will be an event of Ja n . 23, wai gueat of honor at a bridal luncheon at Creighton Gardens recently. WASHINGTON (UP1) Houiewivei may *om rdiy find papaya from Form oia, truff­ les from Italy or angulas eels from Spain at the corner su­ permarket If an experiment underway here is succenful. One supermarket chain has opened Its first International supermarket devoted to gour­ met foods from 50 countries— the first International super­ market In the United Statea, the company believes. From flih to cheese, wine to coffee, the ahelve* offer thousands of varieties of for­ eign delicacies and native specialties, along with the know-how to prepare them properly, company officials say. The latter prohlem-how to tempt housewives to try foods they do not know how to cook —Is solved by providing atten d a n ta jn d consultants in car' department to m y d a lr ^ h ^ il ■done, according to the store. , Among the special departmanta are cheeses and sau­ sages, prime meat, fish and poultry, wine and liquor, spe­ cialty and foreign grocery, fruit and produre, hulk coffee, Iroicn foods and others. 'Co-hotlriici were Mrs. I Hodges. T With Lady Boss Page 8 — Pec. 31, 1964 Mrs. Anderson Honors Sister A t Open House Open house was observed Tuesday afternoon and even­ ing at the home of Mrs. C. A. Anderson J r ., on Shannon Drive. Guests of honor were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Symonds and children, Jam es and Kaye, of Sodui, N. Y. Mrs. Symonds, the sister of Mrs, Anderson, formerly lived in Sanford, graduating from Seminole High School with the class of 1931. She h is lived In Sodua since her marriage in 1935. The home was gdorned with holiday decorations. The punch table was overlaid with a nylon net cloth appiiqued with felt poinsettias arid the punch bowl surrounded with holly berries and b u t t o n mums. Refreshments of hors d'oeuvres, holiday cook­ ies, punch, nuts and mints were served. Between 75 and 100 friends called during the appointed hour*. Assisting with the serv­ ing were Mrs. V. B. Hasty, Mrs, B. L. Dann and Mrs. Vernon Davis. HOLLYWOOD (U P I)-T lc h l Wilkcrson, owner and publish­ er of "The Hollywood Reporte r ," Is anything but the stereo­ type of a journalism magnate. You know—old, crusty and desk-pounding. Tichl Is young, good looking and quiet. The tall, brown-eyed brun­ ette became puhlishrr of the entertainment-oriented Journal two years ago on the death of her husband and the paper's f o u n d e r , William Richard (Billy) Wilkerson. She immediately turned out to be something of a female whig kid. Circulation, adver­ tising and the paper's cover­ age all shot up. By Mrs. Clarence Snyder " I love the paper," she said. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Waiitu " I used lo handle its finances for my husband, and when he have returned_from an inter..*t'gfW *Tf)c Reporter’ was In jryvyn'iJSXpcwicattoa ia. several M iss Whitten T,o Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Whittenat The bride-elect was graduat-|with the class of 1964. where of Sanford announce the en , ] ed from Seminole High School] she was a Glee Club m e m b f for four years. gagement and approaching Her fiance was born in Dal­ marriage of their daughter, las and was graduated from* M in Sharon Lynn Whitten, to Woodrow Wilson High School John Millard Klrksgard, ton with the class of 1959. He la of Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Kirkspresently serving a tour of gard of Dallas, T cx ai. duty with the United Staten Navy, attached lo Heavy At­ tack Squadron Seven, The wedding will be an even* of March 6, 1965 at 7:30 p. rC at the Sanford Church of God. Spears-Bussler Wedding Planned IT’S THE For Jan. I Final plans are being an nounced for the wedding of Misa Linda Spears, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Spears, Sanford, to Ron Bustler, son of Mrs. A. K. Busster, of New­ man, G i. The wedding will be an event of Ja n . 1 at 2 p.m. in the West Newman Methodist Church. No formal Invitations . arc being sent and ail friends of the couple are invited to at­ tend.. CRESCENT Cut For The New Silhouette Shaping ?2.r.D—Shampoo & Set SHARON WHITTEN Lake-Mary Personals By Frances Wester Mrs. J . A. Vam and daugh­ ter, Mrs. J . P . Benson, of Lake Mary, had as guests for the day Mrs, I-cila C. Hill, of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Alexandria, V a.; Mr. and Mrs. mond I-awann. They also at Robert L. Cory and their five tended the reunion of the 1934 children from Washington, D. class of Seminole High School C.^jmd Mr. amf-Mrs. Harold of which-Mrs. M * e k r s a f n'f v i -: Osteen Personals MRS. gLXNN HODGES, acutAd, and Mrs. M. G. Hodges (not pictured) Lryrcre*-t.vt-Ho.‘)tetwtiif- lo con at -GatightuaJpeftleria baflnsiflg— 'iWtk M i s s -B a rb a ra *tirn rilry , bride-chfrt o f Bivm k mnrri«T7-StnndingYniniYfi^—left are Mrs.-L.-E. •LeejxH*, mother of the future groomr Mi»a Bntd)eyy bride-eloct; and her mother, Mrs. Gordon Bradley* ’- ~ 1 n i t e r - 7 W - • S T T Is U t j O.^r T n f L m b r r > - = ? ; ~ - - Wilkcrson. lii'h o . began, -the daughter and ton-inlaw and Rev. and Mrs. Fred Foster paper in . 1930, married Tichl family, Mr. and Mrs. John in 1951. As his widow, she | Forlcin Jr ., of Granite Falls, of Oxford called on Mr. and wasn't awed by her sudden po- .N. C. They also visited a Mrs. Raymond Lawson, Mon­ sillon She hired a new crew of! granddaughter and her hus* day. young editors and writers who hind, Mr. andt Mrs. Gregory Mr.'and Mrs. Cecil Moore of reflected her ideas, and things j Couch, of the same city. Bradenton spent ten days with couldn’t have' turned out bet­ They then traveled to Vir­ Mr. and Mrs. Willard Grimes Keeping Current ter. ginia and visited a son, Rich­ of Lemon Bluff. Something that has been " I carry tHe paper around ard Dunn. In Gloustcr, Va., „ around for year* is accepted with me everywhere," she and another son and family, Mr and Mrs. Ray Wagoner without question. Talcum said. "E ven when 1 go lo Mr. and Mrs Karl Dunn and of Klida. Ohio, have arrived powder la such an item. Keep­ parties I'm thinking all the live children, uf Hampton, Va. at their wintrr home at ing pace with current pack­ lim e.” While returning home they Lemon Bluff for an indefinite aging, It now conwi in reHer mind may be on paper! stepped in Durham, N. C., and stay. freahing spray . container!. most of the day. hut somehow visited three of her brothers, Hut, talcum powder or pow­ Mrs Wilkerson has found tim e d '' b. Adams, J M. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Gale Agncr dered talc la the same. Talc 'a to write several television > n,) Forral Adams, and a sis and children, Kevin. Kelley a type of soft alone, similar scripts. and Kathy, of Los Angeles, to anapsloqf o r French chalk, C W Kurgeson. "I took creative writing In |t'aiif , spent five days with and the finest comes from college," she said " I really Italy It Is pulverised ami Mr. and Mrs W F M - k ,ll!l P*rrn**' " r “n<l " r* W hope to write for television nr A, Agncr, of l.emon Bluff. scented for mllady'a use. er and children. Mary, Susan do short stories, my writing and Billy, letl Monday for is more [Hiclic than journal­ Mrs, Ilia Williams. Mis their home in Memphis. Tenn. istic.’’ L A R K ’S G O A L They spent a week with her lie spent the Christmas holi­ days with her cousin, Mrs. NF.W YORK ( IM’I >—Every Her paper covers a greater Harry Osteen. field tiian ever — including dollar spent for a HOME DOPE (IN plays age sends 27 pounds or naira Christmas dinner guests of "1 think we started the re­ of foods to a hungiy person DRUG SA LES vival of |lir legitimate theater Mr, and Mrs. Joe Masters in need, (’ ARK, Inc, reports. NEW YilKK ( I l l 'l l — It were Mr. and Mrs IV T in this area," she said. "We've Goal of the 11)64-65 emu* •teen giving It prominence, in flgun-a, if you’ve noticed Die Piety. Miss Jean Masters and palgn is delivery of fl.fi ^mil­ eluding Shakespearean drama, comer druggist too busy to Mr and Mrs Albert Fell and lion packages in the names and thrre arc now over 50 ihnt aleiut the weather. He's children of Amrrleans who donate a never had busier times, in small theaters here rtntlar-per-parknge as part of "W e've also changed the pa term* of dollars. Mrs. Ena Williams. Mrs CARK’s plsn to help feed a The Phnriuareutirsl Mnnu- Harry Osteen and Mrs. Roy record 27 million hungry per­ per lo cover television My sons In 34 countries husband was hoping television faeluters Association reports Staley are all patients in Sem ­ would go away, if he ignored suli-s of ethical drug*—pre- inole Memorial Hospital. It " M-ription ami over-the-counter Tichl has proved to be a pos- items advertised only to the Christmas dinner guests of itive thinker as her associate health professions — exceed­ Mrs. Lois Brooke were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Crnake| from Spartenliurg, S .C. from High Point, N. C. alto editor Lewis Arnold points ed 12 billion in the United Charles Brown; Mr. and Mrs. out: Slates fur the first lime in Don Stowcll and children, (if Niirelssus Drive entertained | Their daughter, J a n e t t e joined the group. "When 20th Century Fox 1063. All drug Industry sales -Maxine, Corky and Vince; Mr, ami Mrs. K D MaeManus was down. Tirlii said ’let's be were |2.9 billion, five per cent Mrs. Edwin Draddock and of Apopka ^liores fur Christ­ upheat in our coverage, get above 1962. Indications are children, Crystal, Jim m y, Al­ mas dinner at Sim Ileliary people to think positive.' I that the '64 figures will grow len and Danny; and Mr. and Restaurant. think we helped revive It (the some more. Mra. I). Young. studio)." Mr, and Mrs, Arthur WagAnd they think Hollywood is of Lilac Dyivc entertained healthy, now; pointing to the The age old and honored nar over the oranges. Exlin at Christmas dinner existence .at n —uwtopmulaDl at their home. Mrs. Wagner's traittrmrr nf the New Y e a r's 1 gu t*h -R rr-fl»rn rs by ladling Heated port over the studios. brother, Nicholas lierry, who punch him ! i;rt> priority lit*it is staying with them, had Ills ment >1 New York's palatial " " " * « • Sc° e ,n mu£* or . . . glasses sun anil wife, Mr. .and Mrs. “J-our .Seasons " We chose STRAW BERRY PUNCH Arthur J Berry, of Venice, these for you, passing them (75 to HO servings) Fla., visit them on Christmas on with our sincere wishes 2 pints fresh strawberries Day. Mrs Wagner's sister and brother in law. Mr and Mrs. fur a happy, healthy and Filth of white wine FOB APPOINTMENT '■» cup Grand Marnier Jam es F. Grimsluw, of Kl Jo well fed 1963 H-.-L. Seven , of Fern Park, FLAMING AKCIIHI.MIOF 2 filths of white Wine CALL 322-5G9? Bean, Were also among the is seriously ill (allowing three I quart Perrier water 121 to 30 servings) guests. major opvrationi during the or club soda 4 targe fresh oranges past thrre months. He is at Fresh orange slices Cloves Rev and Mrs Cecil N. Ogg the Hines Veterans Hospital, Fresh lemon slices 2 fifths uf lawny port of Hibiscus Drive entertained In lllneivllle, HI. BEAUTY SALON Ice . 3 slieks cinnamon their son m lajv and daughter, Mra. Severa is staying with IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL Mr. and Mrs. ‘ Harry Foster, Marinate (hr strawberries Ihetr daughter and dielr ad­ 12 whole allspice——. for half an hour in 1 bottle of dress Is 509 Pipfcr Lane, Lake W tsp. ground nutmeg and grandchildren, Doug, Don 3rd & MAGNOLIA FOR white wine and Die Grand Villa, 111. 1 cup cognac and Tanya, for the holiday a Mariner for 2 hours. Add Stud oranges with cloves. Bake In moderate- corn (35o sugar if > necessary. When degrees) f o r 20 minutes. ready lo serve, pour the OUR PRIMARY While the oranges are baking, strawberry mixture over a beat the port with cinnamon block of ice in a punch bowl CO N C E R N . . . T H E sticks, whole allspice and Add the remaining 2 bottles (A (2.00 VALUE) PRESCRIPTION ground nutmeg. Do not let it of wine, and just before serv­ boil. When the oranges are ing, (he Perrier water or club ACCURACY with fresh removed from the oven, place soda. Garnish P U R IT Y * INTEGRITY them in a metal or heavy pot­ orange and lemon alicei. tery howl, which has been Note: If you wish you may a contdata lipstick wardrobe. • PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED FOR AND heated, and pour over them substitute champagne for the DELIVERED AT NO EXTRA COST the heated cognac. Ignite the white wine and soda at (be cognac and spoon flaming cog- last. j g " - - 21 FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-4913 Betty Arrnes Hair Styling Saloa 2201 S. Park Aye d . — X— ' collegiate Qvsijl Shoe Store DOWNTOWN SANFORD D e B a r y Personals Flaming Archbishop Ideal For New Year's Punch Bowl Fern Park Personals DOUBLE BEAUTY" BONUS Full-size S h e e r V e lve t upsticks E V E LY N 'S ALL .. CHRISTMAS CARDS and Winter Jewelry • WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR STORE AND SEE OUR MODERN PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT fijUW JUL&Jt LIGGETT - R EX A LL DRUG PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY, 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD GORDON KELLETT PHONE 322-7913 DELAND, FLORIDA ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE T O -B B HELD A T PRICE A lio tl» ** NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY Monday, Tueaday and Wednesday January 4-5-6, 1965 HOURBt Mon., I to 10 p.m.—Tus*., | to 10 paa.—Wed., 1 to 8 p.ln. 40 D EA LERS SHOWING— ALL E X H IB IT S FOE BA LE “T h is la Another isaw a-D / sr Show" • Admission 70c — With This Ad Only Me — Children 35c * FOOD AVAILA BLE big news about the suit that Presses Itself As You Wear it NORTHWEAVE adapt* to any temperature. And virtually never needs a pressing, because it actually re-preasoH iteelf as you wear it. Never lias there been a euit do practical. Tailored by Sagner, with a luxurious, fine look, it’a also automatic wash ’n wear. The secret ia Milliken’a “perfect balance'* of 65% Dacron* Polyester — 35% Coeval* * crosslinked rayon. See it now. • o-rw rar. w w n o ii r a . W 0 EXTRA TROUSERS AVAILABLE N0RTHW€AV€‘ Mid-Weight ▼ riu f Flemings Glfta - Carda - Book* 210 E. Flrat St. "The Proscription Onr Primary Concern" Touchton’s Rexall Drug Locally Owned And Operated By Glenn McCall And "B rn lo" Mills COR. let & MAGNOLIA- PHONE 322-2462 V �i « -4 \ tM 4 . IThV § « n fo r» TVe. S I , 1 9 8 4 — »rr«H5 - w - ,- Pnfir# 9 ,Mr I L: ( * H SEW & SAVE - •r n p g ?1 THE REMNANT SHOP'S | ' J < iV-ils*} AN N U AL fcr, N EW Y EA R S D A Y •j OPEN A M . DAY JA N . U t HOLLER MOTOR SALKS tiffin* utaff. ni-rvii-e department and »ale«men recently enjoyed t!ie annual Christ nm.« dinner party at ttie t'apri Resttiujant with yiirst* Rov and Sally Green. Antotur thane participating in tin* festivities pictured from the left are David Tomlinson, Mrs. Topdinson, Mrs. David Smith and Mr. Smith. Qohmh Prepared Continental W a y l.. Juhn.uo t o r >uur .te a Vial s l ul BROWN SUGAR at 350 degrees lor 3ll to 35 t i r Wrap hi toil, thill several minules. Serve warm willi v* ’ fee part) let's try these rcci hour, or over night. Lut la CHOCOLATE CAKE ml III lee ereaiil or wliipmil lh|n xlivc* with a fluted vege • pet. 2 eup.s idled cake Hour cream Serves fi I a Mi siller. Hake oil utigrra* CHOCOLATK-M I' Isps baking powder • • • •it Miking sheets at 373 de 9 MACAIDFriXs t» Isp bilking amla .re e s III III la tnlnille. or until1 I M.MONI) PI N( II 3 egg white* *» Isp. sail « a lightly brew not Makes 4 pkga. dierry Jello | k lip. sail. >j cup sburlelling dozen 3 cups sugar 1 rup sugar 2 cups firmly packed b row n. 4 cups lint water 3 Mjuarc* unsweetened churn sugar I' o i . k a n o n k i i s 11 pk„s strawberry Konlndr late, crated 2 eggs 1 sm.ill Imttlr almond rnlrael loiahine nud nil’ll over lud H ciip tiiicl; chopped iilturi* 1 tap. vanilla ^ ? tall cans jRieapple Beat egg whiles aud'satt on »»ler: • ' tt» r _ m wtAer..*._ -----f-— 1 Cup pluT 2 Ibkps- ii-ilk 12 laiitli8 T l p Net oven on 3oii degrees. Dissolve jello and sugat ui Grease and flour two 8 Inch hot water Mix well all in round rake pans Sift to grnllenls except 7 t ’p Ju«l gettu-r the first 1 ingredients before serving add 7*t’p ( r e a m shottening. add sugar Serves IMS gradually, lie.il until fluffy. Add eggs one at a lime, brut 'sell afjer each addition. Mir 1 in saMIla and chocolate Add silled ills Ingredients • lllllet Hv IVnnns I sles at a lime, alternately with I Mi*. Ague* Williams, fm milk Mu only long enough to mcrly " I Meredllb Mumi, 1 * Mend well Pour into pails > o n '•■li'snng al liei new home, Bake 30 minutes or until lop spungs bark "lien lightly 107 Evsnr SI reel, in nilalidu, toiiilied with fingertip 1 uol following .in extended dim -s in pans 8 minutes Itemuve Visiting with hei during the p.ist week wi l e lelutlve* from 1 on nu k, itiesl • • • M P rle r s h llf g " .Nile would welcome s t sit * insist *n> tor riATMFAL P I . At II filer migulairs ami Ineiuls o n \t in .y. K A DIOR JEW ELER S Only The Finest In Genuine Cordovan By B O S T O N IA N JANUARY T o O u r C u s t o m e r * A nd f r i e n d * A I ’ r n - p e r o u * SALE! OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS nnmn In hotter oi it JI B * c is or airing. Place in studtow baking pan mi tack in 380 degree ioen fur I 1* hours and family, ol Detroit Mich . or unlit f m k-lendi'i Iteiiiutr are visiting In* parents, Ml skew e l * m *lih*g and cut in and Mr* Zeno ID land, on Is* 11 4” sines In s e t n F-p.von sbri i v mushroom sain e over Pa-adrna Mteet Holiday guest- si the Dixie Highway borne of and Mrs A P Bower sox Mr snd Mr* Mike Gore* too, Jo e , of Berwick. Pa. rild Mr aie and Councilman-elect snd Mrs Percy White, of 12th Street h a i r at llieir guest, her sis ter III law. Mi* E m m * t'ndri w .n l, uf Lawndale, t aid lli'lldty “gue*lr at the f m in an n t'lrrle Imiiie ol Mr slid Mrs Paul laon are his imi enls Mi slid Mrs Dewey Don D ine Hill K> Holiday gue*t* of Mr ami In saucepan, emutdlir I .all Mr* William Wright, who re miiahr.uun gravy wrllii ' j cup ic m Ij returned to their winter •hi l l y w inv. Ileal until hohInline on Wallen Mreel from 1.1) Noulli Wales. N X . are Mr. •ml Mi* Donald I’ Hiney and Juan, ol Lancaster, N V Personals Mr. tod Mrs. Paul Hyland Geneva Personals M*nct' ul (lail-ibn Is convalescing satisfactorily] at her homt on San Lamlo spring* Drive, in lamgwood -Nhe was burned In an accident at the Children's Community Christmas parly. Burnt in her eye* have healed sufficiently to permit her to read at five minute Inter­ vals. She I* now able to have visitors and runtinuet to re ­ ceive acoret of get well cards. Al* , spent Mr and Mis Book Murlsy and son. VIark *|>enl t hrisl im « uiiii \lr» Muilr> $ iiit- Mr end Mr* John Pre i all of Flora Home Twenty «4iir iiM*iiih«*r» •»( the fainll) galhe'eij at llir Prevail home lor I h ll-liu a- diuiiel Vlsiliig with llrv ami Ml* M D J m k - m i dining llir hid ula's writ I In-It gialidi till 'li.n M.nk and • alherlnr Slew alt I It* t lilldl ell weld Fla•k laillli' lo • elller Mill Ini I In Is1111II- Day and relumed oil lllc»day with Ihe rest ol Ihe laillli) I lie) all Ihe 'did dren of Bet ai)d Vlr*. Jack Stewart the Stewart* have i.la, uthet child, Helen riu Mew arts hud Iclt Im l|i ■111, aland one liuut Will'll ill! .laik-nil* oilier tlaugllh ' and tier t>•mils arrived. Tlpy ■ is Mi and .Mr* * John Mil tlain Pag* J i I ioiii Jackson s tilt Both the Paget arc s i I| imiI leai her* lu Duval • mini) and have llirre cldt d u n . Hill), Bolthy and M*l> & F A B R IC S FOR A 9? * F O U N D A T T H E R E M N A N T in > " SHO P. in LOOK AT You Have Been Waiting For This! Popular Llolor Coordinated -------' - — MATES S K I R T AN1> B L O U S E L E N G T H S IN M A T C H ­ IN G S K I 'S ~r TARPOONS 100% Dacron Dacron & Cotton ‘Cream Puff” P R IN T S AND Sportsweor III.O U S E K D R E S S LEN G TH S F U L L H OLTS CO rt * tn Yd. DACRON & COTTON cn PASTELS l or iiiouurn \ DreiiPN Yd. * in > M W Ftin SPntN G < P3 100% Acetates Fonjcee Prints lie*. *1.19 Yil. tjuttlity DACRON K AUNELK 59 7 9 :. MAN S H I P M E N T UNBLEACHED MUSLIN N EW F O R S C R I M , i v \l.l'KM T il H im 3D. Drapery Remnants YARDS FOR V A L E S T O * 2 .9 9 Y D . 19 c Yd. 5 $1 00 — Spring W O O LE N S $«99 Blackeyed Fean . and mill iou Iasi p ic t u r e s SAVE $ 1 4 1 HO G JO W LS Heytaa fashl— Magic* Bras (Canmi A ta n ) 2 for only $ 3 9 9 rao. $2 JO a a . rot rw iw u tm nut CiM IU row u m i * HOT ROLLS A B IT T E R — ICED TEA Ott C O FFE E T H E PBESCHII'TION O l’ R PRIMARY CONCERN" in > B R A N D N E W FO R S P R IN G Solid Colors And Fancy Weaves U| MOII IUN PER YARD m 45" WIDE SUITINGS Values to $1.99 Y d . ^ # P A R T IE S TH ESE 5 P R IC ES! M FULL BOLTS & 2 to I YARD r>; LFNGTHS N E W Y E A R ’S D A Y S P E C IA L M E N U FRAC- a T IO N O F T H E P R IC E S ELSE- in w i W H ERE, C O N T IN U E T O BE lam ia Mcl.ain, wlur is Drllary Nursing Homv.-| recent visitors her hro Willard Howell, amt Mri Vtyra Smith, of family, of Tampa. ] * ohimlila, S t 17ie> at rived ----- ■ n.ilunlay mmnlttg and i|H-td Current houieguesti of* tin day Mrs lam ia was aide Alike Mlnarlk al Ins humc to go to the dining ruotn for ^ 1318 Park Avc., are hit son dinner with her vlsltori. tlo' snd family, Dr and Mi* llm tir*l tune vile had lut-n a'de ^ V A L U E S T O $.1.99 Y D . r j Jot- Mlnarlk and children ' In go tlu ie Alt McLain was * S O L ID C O L O R S ol Salem , V*. While heat they with Mr* Mcluiin lor llu iv t •re also visiting points ol in ma» dinner amt reports that r , A F A N C Y W E A V E S r j j 5 1 ” -T O 6 0 ” W ID E terest in Central Florida. , die It doing much bettrr. r PLAYTEX „. . liras and Girdlea . H U G E S A V IN G O N F A B R IC S John Grogan, sun uf ILev. and Mrs W M Grogan, was lionu- In spend a week wlttl Ills p.irrnts during Ihe t 'h r i* lm ** t holiday >i till* was John's In si trip to Genev a since llei Grog.ill became pastor nf (lie F ir'l Bapllxt Church her# I .11>|)li .illeuds Ib-linont ( i*lis*Ki­ ln Nashville. Teim , hut ha* ho|u-* of changing In Mli'isun llir Grogans' nldesi ton, Mac, w*a- unable In make It home lor l hrl-liiiai lull plans lu ionic ho a 'l t d Hut sum m u Mayor elect and Mrs David Wii|ne»da\ wdh her gram! Wentworth ol Lamgwood held iiioIIm i Milamlte long a Special family gel together an*l aunt and mule Mr ami and dinner al Oieir liuilie mi Mi* |„ W Hoi he Kfl'l Lake Avenue Sunday with file ul then elilldren and riut of town gueata at the IS graiidthlldirn .Nhanuon Drive Imiiiv ul .Mrs present (or llir occasion < 5 Anderson J i during the .Were Mi and Mis Bichard hnlida)i were Mrs J ( Hersliey ami ililldirn, ol Ul Hall and Ml find Mr* ll A lletuwn. I'* :'E u g e n e Burki-y,1 Martin, at! ul Lake Wurth. who la stationed al the Jack Me and Mr* Ivan h)u|ouds tout die N VS. Mr and Mrt.j ala! family. .Vatu*. N. V . Mr Dale Wentworth and children. and Mrs. Ilotu-rl .Nelcsnlc mid Vila Lake Mai y, Mr. and Mr* >family, Lanlana; Mr .md in tF»r David Burkry and chlldirn Mrs. Ilsmld D eikir amt lam lia*I as and Mr* Jack Bushot and tly. laingwoiat, and Vlr a n d ! liter. children, all of Longwood M n : C. A Anderson, III, and sister, Bobbie Dr Pre». grandson of Mr. and Mrs J B Grant, It Mr ami Mi* Henry Stim uli, rccu|ierallug at thru home on nf Avon Like, Ohio, have rePalmetto Nlrret Hum injuries lurneil to Ihclr winter home rrreivrd when tic was struck on Hie m u Dine Highway, by a .ca r re rr n ll; He recrlved north uf lyingwriMal a concussion and Irarturgd Irg but it refunded improving Friends of Mr* Claude I.a>n very rapid!) now. will be glad lo know that she Sure I'p To 25rc On Rest Selling Such Aa One Shown and Many Others. Sherry-Mushroom Maura Vli .ni'l Mr- I 'll e i lorn II Visiting willi Ml ami Vli* ni Pities Xtiflbe ate 'l - lt iiu Garland 5b.iw at their t butch Mr$ MrIVa .Markr |« In Irn-nds .mil relatives m ride Ntieel home alt- llieir •laugh- ( l«-.«r v%4t«*r %iBitinu h»*r *on do. riluo III Mr* llblialrl Holbrook hi** wife .4id! *4»n Thi* and duiiglders Biianne lle< Ky AIUt I are I imiii K nr Mrs. K e n n e i h Biabu/oii ■md Mila, ol Fairbanks. Ala* ton I’d *rul a i r % m •ti4<iui)f. I sillgw*shI is refill leil tesIliiK ka in t learw alel cuinfoi lahly al the Kbuul.i *arii|ariuiu ami Hospital ami Guests si th e Warren I’ r sml Mi i Wilham i Bill i Is able In rei’eise s i.sllors Nile Nlreel home of Vli arid Mis Meiluellw-r and Hit •'< Yliil uw» seveielv siahlisi lecelv Wilhmu lb- Kiiss during the dren. Patricia .lean and Del* mg *ei olid and lliml i lc a fu holidays w i n Vlr and Mi* E Ide ol Foil 1.alidrrdulc Sfielil bm n< m e r iiiosl ul I Its- hull! I t ondlotl, ol Alliens. Ga , lour dais dining Hie holidays |nu lion ul her IimI; ill .in ui 1 1 Mt and Mrs Danny Earn* with Ills paient- Mi and Mrs dent al Hie < oinmuml; i list •<ml dauilhtei of Kh/alu-tii, N F I Mnrlwethi-I ul Hull dien's f l u islinks parti, lo 1*1 J , ami Ml xml Vlr> Fells home on Milter l.aki terenll) In the \ ubiuleei f i n lb lin t* and daughter, ul IKpaitmeni Lake lllawalha, Y J Ut-' and ' l l * llolieit law PLAYTEX (BANT R Happy NewYear Santa Longwood Personals 2 i lips canned iwadies 2 (lisp- lemon lilies' 'i tsp cinnamon I thsp liuller 'i cup tiiellul shortening 1 cup brown -siig.it 's Clip Mill'd (l"ll! ’» Isp salt '■ Isp siala *i rup ifulrk .rooking oatmeal liuller ir in .11 > iii mi Isp vanilla Vllall.'c iM'Si'ties m gieast'll j o . del I sugar I -fl- s ainlia •hollow bn king dlsll, sprinkle with lemon June and t lima i ups silted Hour nioii and dot willi luiller . I'p sail melleil butler and 1 cup uii.i k ui old fashioned Com tune lulls IIIIio . iImcI brown sugui Sill limn, salt ileal Iulller until c re am ; .nil s*,.|,i logether and mis add sugit gradually, healing willi oaliiieal Blend with Hie mlsturr, s rumbling until •month lllcnil in vanilla s u g a r Sill Ingrlher flour and gall well Add vanilla, spread over r s u i aivtar r n w n In creauitst mlxluie pearlies and haki In a pre a diani. lt.Ha |l" diain. »H »a aild 3 * , * ' diani. 2.Ha 7" itiam *• Ha Mending’ well sin in oulv Iwated uvi-n al .Uu degrees .Nerve willi shape duilg'll In lorm rri-l lor 45 minules s i i . v h n r i . n l nv — I clils up ung'fr.iMsI r<»*k) warm custard sauce or top IN I'EUN M i o n \i. sheets llakt *n preheated milk, b rrv rs 4 • • • osell ' 325 degrees I about 30 A P P L E i M I E DE.n s LMT itiiimles Whlh el III warm sill powdered sugar o s n ' . rup margarine 1 1 2 S . 1 ' A l t K AN E . t l e s i e n ls Makes 3 do/en *, rup sugar I egg V l Ptipi sifted flour 1 tsp baking powder '» lip. atxla 2 cups chopped lart apple* I (8 u l.) pkg dates, cut up '« cup brown sugar, parked I Up. cinnamon 's eup rbupped nuts Crram margarine and ru­ gae. Add eggs and twal well. Mir in flour, linking powder and soda To this mixture add apples and dates and mix well. Spread In a well greased 8 by 8 pan .Sprinkle the tup with the mixture of brown su­ gar, cinnamon and nuta. Bake i c h , p lia l i lc , gloony c o r d o v a n leal h e r •Up­ o n * w ith handaew n fron t »cam . Y earn of w e a r in t h e u p p e r * w i t h n e v e r a l re-M ile*. I tsp n**l<ctltelt|iilr suue< I egg beaten 1 flank steak, about '2 pounds ar- 0*1 margarine. Uleiul innaliioom*. paisley, wahulls, som cream, VNorteateralilie suuretaml egg,Tty J o Ann Hays Ndd to onion mixture. Stir in A wrlrtmtc lo ( I f i jf v i gors potato chips. Pli,re sleak on cutting laianl. Cut length- | »° ' * r- » '" 1 Mr‘ *"Ult» j wise, willi grain, nltuosl In Williams and children, Bust)' Usi../ripen ami flatten1 unroi and J o y c e A^n. TRe WillUnm | dflgr. The mea\ -t. n»w »>aH - h* ve niovcd“ f f l W ^ ► R o g e r s Vs TTmV* a . V J 7 t ^ “ ' wide ! bs-hlml the BsptUi AS i L , WAs_vtkii\ vim' sTaiTril. 1Ubm-rh' -^ rtTncee (ii7|* T7nVt\ iTmppoirrnnnr__ Spm»^ pntiiio chip tnltftm lUn1*! I I Hie . of, B a r^ I riNiins over meat, leaving ahoni l •■**> of Gcoeva. f IhRjv fh.tly t hs*ppril p*i»lr)r mill on each end and far side , **"• t * * n c c s •nil tsnilc, » e »ltfpf'4 'l \«nlntitw Iti.overe.r Boll front side •* welcome you lo tie n n * tail cuiiiuiririal ••Mir foi Jelly roll, folding ends to hope you like ll as much a* « 'Mill we do. Ii*•1*1 filling. Fasten with skew 2 - ■'11 frrtfT" fnuoniJfi. 'pSu J j ut hj . . ^- ■ 4 t s < l i e d g l a s r j h w l i i l r , * (.nTmutrrr* I n , -s-"11-I» M o n e l s . bed Brat—.unttt— n t i f — and '^ v -ei't* -better-------------- ----------glossy Fold la ehoeolaie and Remove from bent to o l pi flltierta. Prop by teaspoons oil mmules Add and huai nil gr«‘im*d bitkin »h c«*t ii.ikr at ligld in mlor ■« cup (irmly pack«.| hrown S?-1* for IS ntiniiW** sttaar ilukt-A alMMlI I'd (Jo/CU * • • • I eu I I isps Timilla n m p v s k i . ii n t n u n silt tugi-ther and stir In Sl.ll I s grrfdu >llv“ 1 rup luilli r 1 i * ups sifted flour 1 1 eiip s i i . i r v, Isp linking SDlla ' 1 rup Inu » n sii.ai 1 sp nutmeg 2 ega* i I*p 'sail I t-|l. vanilla \dd and ml* well ‘ v tip liakinc •••.la I tin/ pkg >e III I ms eel Clloeo 2*, cups limn late morsels 1 |s|i tall . clip rolled oats 2 Isps iinnanioii shape into 12 inch |o|| on I lap. ginger a . .s .i i p,*|.r U ia p in ssavi I •» cup puppy -eiiipapci i loll thoroughly pre Cream ludi.-r at .1 -ugai mi Ileal useu lo 375 degree- l n III find; \dd egg* mu ..I a . l a p loll a II*I lilt llollgll ill I lime lualmg will ..llei i .a Ii Hu i -list's. I'lase cash slue addition stir III Vanilla VI i x in' -nli ilossi aiul till III and «m halting «i*l.i flour, *111 -*i ii*fs I*l.i. • on uncreased sail and -pli * - 'i n m p**pp> 1 x.lkl* slt,,t*|. ,(»»»il' 2 ini lieseeds Min liiiitmigldy vs itfi a pint Hake lar S lu 10 mill haiuis vpiid inio ..ii, - a .....in .«•■• Makes I il*'/oli roll alaiul 2 .fit lav*> in ill.mu VI VII s i III si K.VIJ* l i e n * la III) unusual way lo piepaie « . flunk sleak — by tolling it over n filling of wal­ nuts.* mushrooms ami roar set; >lioppcit i hips umong othei ItigieiliciiU. Hot s h e ll ) wine la part of Ihe same that make* this dish worthy of a Continental t lief. PINtv H E E L I4TKAKI1 t K E 2 cops roaiaely erusbed potato ehlpl (meaauird afte r * ciufltlngf*' ' “ *'"*' *~ * ~ ' " ‘ i RICHARD I’KRltrm, milt of Mr. anil Mr*. Frank I’erritti of Dol Ray Manor celebrated hi* first birthday on Dec. 18 willi a party at hit* home featuring the traditional h i r t h d a y rake and all tin* triinmiiiK*. Pinwheel Flank Steakbake * d io jn f w ia lw iA II; Mir. II 1 THE MOVIKI.AND EMPLOYES and their letter lialvea were honored by the manager, Hugh Prince. Inst Sumlay with Christmas dinner at Ruse ami Wilkes Restaurant. Highlight of the gala dinner was the em­ ployes receiving their Christmas cheeks and in turn the employes.present­ ing the l»os8 with n gift certificate. SA LE OPEN AM. DAY J A N . 1M m M t t M Yd* R E M N A N T s/op HWY 17 & 92 NEAR MAlTLuVND FERN PA R K, FLA. T O U C H T O N ’S R E X A L L D R U G MEN'S 115 M agnolia A ve. WEAR rhone 322-1555 2 HOUR ^ & p a s a /i& > Wieboldt's CAMERA tiUOP FREE PARKING IN DOWNTOWN SANFORD 210 S. PARK AYE. Locally Owned And Operated By C ltM McCall and " E m it” Mill* COR. 1st & MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD ll *\ • tt If �\ T~ r 1 f Horoscope . Forecast ■ -r- Pago 10 - OUR BOARDING HOUSE Friday, January 1, 1969 H A PPY NEW YEAR G E N E R A L TEN D EN C IES: Until mldafternoon you are able to wind up whatever you hava already placed In mo­ tion that haa to do with con* ditlona or peraona a t a dla* Lance and whera your apodal obligations ara concerned. A f­ terward you can certainly think over tha long-range de* alrea that you Want to put In motion very aoon. A R IE S (March 21 to April IS) Planning tha exact thing! you want to do In the Immed­ iate future la possible in AM. Talk Ideas over with others, contacting any backers you need. Use practical methods in PM especially. TA URUS (April 20 to May 20) Making mattera of policy more effective during morn­ ing Is wlae, and they can then be put into effect tonight. In­ crease well being. Com* to fa r better understanding with both new and long-time allies. GEMINI (May 21' to June 21) Cementing better rela­ tions with associates, especi­ ally in the matter of policy to be followed in the future is excellent in AM. Think of their welfare as well as your own. Get things rolling well in PM. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to Ju ly 21) Get a t those ’ chores you Ilka to do In AM, but then hava a little rest pe- <r i . b e ii.-3 - s * i2 C - .'W L rt*£ele good friendarivnow wKefc-tb to­ H f *•V r rood ..V'ftj.j; ! ,iuS?T •**— ?* that co-workers want from you. Plan future work well. LEO (July 22 to August 21) Make your plans for reo. reation in AM, so that you can settle down to the work before you with enthusiasm. F irst do that in which you specialise. Then on with the sort of hum­ drum part. YIRGO (August-22 to Sep­ tember 22) B etter carry through with whatever Is moat important a t your dwelling during morning. Then concen­ trate upon creative outlets, increasing abundance. Evening Just fine in tha romantic sense. LIBR A (September 23 to October 22) Every chanr* ia your* now to find better ways to have harmony with assoc­ iates during AM, and equally ao a t home in TM. Use right data befora you. liava discus­ sions with relatives. SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21) Monetary a f­ fairs can be nicely handled during morning, and be sure to set up a finer budget. Im­ prove property, make out re­ porta, etc. Have fun with guod friendi In PM. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) You can handle those fascinating du­ ties you like during the morn­ ing. This Includes anything of a social nature., Ilo sure you now have a good budget act up. Comenlrute on having greater income tonight. CAPRICORN (December 22 to Jnnuury 20) No better morning than Ibis to plan how you will hava (hinga In the New Year. Also handle any problematical affairs wisely. Evening can hs wondarful. Be happy. AQUARIUS (Januaiy 21 to February 10) Know whors you stand with associates and pals during morning, after which you get down to work with vim. Make plans early for evening. Be of assistance to others then es wall. P ISC E S (February 20 to March 20) Business affairs should be handled wtll in AM. Leave time for sociabil­ ity tonight. Are you doing ev­ erything In your power to have a fine credit rating? Be on the qul vlve. I F YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, he or she will be most interested In foreign countries, affelrs, culture* and will absorb such information very quickly. The deilr* to Item la great and will be put to use in a practice! way up­ on maturity, Thera can be fame In this chart, but if not, big lucres* in business and fi­ nances ia vary possible. “ The 'S ta re Impel, they do not comp*LM What you make of your life to large­ ly ji p to YOUt Carroll Righter’s individual Forocast for your olgn for February !*■ now ready. For your ropy send your birthdete and 91.00 to Carroll Righter Forecast (The Sanford Her­ ald), Box 1021, Hollywood £8, California. President Theodora Roose­ velt won the Nobel Peace Prise fo r acting as mediator in tha Russo-Japanese W ar U 1004-1009. T> / UKttMUrfTJU ■ - ■ 1 \ . * • * i" • * • Dec. 31, 1064 SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith �I • <V ■u * ‘ ' o < You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Your “Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads! 2. Personals Classified . Phones rrm In tir t E ir k u n 322-5612 425-5938 Dial P t r t f * VIat L ««f Dlitaar* i b%£ A * | i *■4 ■ K *■ o n K Q iA Up to 5 11 1 1-30 1.50 |1.50 6 to 10|2| UO 11 to 13|S 1A0 |1.90 U 0 11.89 |2.85 16 to 20 I4| 1.50 j 2.32 |3.80 21 to 25 |S 11.60 12.13 14.75 16 to >0 61 1.50 |2.78 1 5.70 Mlilmam Ad—1 1*11*# (f it* fid tlU r vtnrd# |»r lli»#) •IJMI Minimum (‘ItarT* All iklp Dm* Aim Ck#r*vel at 1-Day Rata CONTRACT R A TES ON R EQ U EST C L A SSIFIE D DISPLAY 11.50 Per Inch 4 Minimum •( S Ilfk H ERRORS Do you have a drinking prob lem Write P. O. Bo* 1213, Sanford RICHARD’S T R E E SVC. Free eatimataa. Licensed A Injured Ph. 323-OJOO • PRIVATE Voice Leaaona. Ph. 322-7318 A & B CONTRACTORS ®tff Maafarh ^rrslh SW EETIE P IE Dec. 31, 1964 — Page 11 50. Mine. For Sale By Nadine Seltzer HOME IMPROVEMENTS, ROOFING. PAINTING A INSULATING WANTED: Ride to Orlando, 322-2237 vicinity Edgewater Dr, Ph. Financing Arranged 322 6069. . 20. Hardware Sanfonl'a Most Complete TED WILLIAMS 1IDW. H A RR IETTS Beauty Nook, 205 E. 23th. 322-3464 aoft watet, evening app’ta. 22. Plumbing 105 So. Oak. 322-5742. CUT'N CURL Beauty Shop 318 Palmetto Ave. 322-0334 Evening Appointment* fi. Child Care $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES 95. Houses For Sale 1 0 6 . A p a r tm e n ta f o r R e n t 3 BEDROUM, Family Room, 2 Bath, built in AppUancaa, Central Air k Heat, wall to wall carpeting. 322-3303. JN FU RN . Upatilra APT. $55 month, 309 Magnolia Ave. Inquire downstairs after 8 p. m. or call 3184130. house under $2,000 needing repairs. M o a t Interested. Call 3230959. We're doing an abetreat painting with thee* plastic squeeze bottlea you got for the kitchen P CLASSIFIED INDEX 1957—60. 4-door CHEVROLET Car, one owner, low mileage, A number one shape. Ph. 322-864T. WE BUY Ui«d Furniture, one piece or houseful. Furiy Bidding k Furn. Co.. 901 W. 1st St. 322 6591. MONTHLY PAYMENTS 96. Houses • Sale or Rent FROM $50.00 CUSTOM BUILT Home on FOR THE BEST HOME Lake. Ph. evenings 323-1597. BUY SEE YOUR 97. HnuneR For Bent V A - FH A • Property UNFURNISHED 3 Bedroom. House, 2412 Willow $85 mo. 322 (1274. UNFURN. 2-bedroom Duplex, T crra iio floors, tile hath, 1—Lost A Found *1—Manty Want.d kitchen equipped. 322-6201. 1— Personal* *4—tavlaya h Loan 4— Hh u i > Caro IS—Inauranoa I— Day Nurssrlae . SS—«e4k*«l« Aa'-aiirAleaa. • y w —Sirplture , 3—-Child __ n»»ftl# q n if*_S crY r< T v n r m *. c « h ; I—I>o«*—C'*t*—Pete 9l~4Ut# H*lf» W * m #.I block**** IhoppioR c e n te r * to—Poultry — tU n lu c t " * TJ — ll*Tp IV iih 'M SU PER TRADING PT> S T 11—Kjsarlal’N o lle ta ------ -----ir^ -v iir-o r F tm *!* ittip — school. 1 year lease recyilr 322 0677. I t —Cat.rln* — Food T4—AaIm II #)p Wtnltd cd. $120 mo. 322 8G70 after I t—I'lacaa to X u 77—JJItutUot) Wanted 15—Special 8*rv|raa I t —Incom# Property 55. Furniture For Sale 3 p. m. l* —8»lmmln« Poole l l —Ru*ln#»« prop.—ft#!# 17—Janitorial Harvtcka IS—ID il K itita Wanted Office: 322 2118 3 BEDROOM kitchen equipFREE ESTrarATE II —Do- It-Touraalf 14—Iln l K iU li RiU Nights: 323-0700 DEADLINES pod $75 month. Ph. 322 3685 It—Uulldara Supplies We Repair and Service I'phoLittring k Mattress ren­ 17—liualntu Hrnfil# 12. Special Notices 322 0648 to—Hnrdwara 12 Noon Day lit for* •0-—Lot* For Sajii STINE ovating. New A Used Furni­ t l —lloiua Itrpalra 11—Farm*-—Of ov •* I'uhlirnliun For LAKE MARY. Unfurnished 2 2524 Park Drive Machine and Supply Co. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg INCOME TAX SERVICE I t —I’lumblna I I —Out of Hiatt Aeratv* Imo-Hion* and Kill* Bdrm., D) hath, Kitrhcn J I —Palntlna 11—H our ## For Sat* 207 W 2nd St FA 2 6*32 Co., at 706 Celery Ave. (S a l. Nixm For Monday) I t —Wall Drlllln* READY TO MOVE IN equipped, Den, $75 mo. Ph • I— II o i i m i — 8*1# or H a i l FA 2-2L1T. O. M HARRISONS >1—Air Cond. a llaattn* IT—Hour* For Rant New 5 A 4 Bedroom Homes, 322-0184. II —IlaUlo • Television 110—Itaaort Rantala 1311 Palmetto 322 8827 29. Photo & Equipment 1-2 baths. So Longwood area For tfve biggest seiecUon of IS—Photo a K'lUlpmant lot —Tr a tiara—Cabaitaa l i l.ttsi & Found 2 BEDROOM C U House with 10— Iloma Appliance* 111 —Mobil# Iloma#—Aal# —Trades considered, and WIEBOLDT’S CAMERA SHOP nearly new and used furni­ _____________________ NUMISMATICS II —Xlualral Instrument* 103 —Mobil# llom ti—lUnl Fla. Room. 151 Garrison Dr. we'll build on your lot. Semi­ ture, lee Noll'i Furniture Cameo Locket, call All Type* Supplies — Folder* For "The Rest From All Your I t —Bualnaaa Kqulpmaal 104—Trallrr Spaca—Rant Lo s t 323 0419 ]>—Job Printing nole County a Leading Build 101—Tratlar Lota—Sal# Brokerage in Caaaelbervy Film*.'* 3 for *1 00 322 0351. 1« —UphoUiary 101—Apar tmanta For Ram er ou 17-92. Open * daye I to 4. 210 S. Park Ave., Sanford POWELL S OFFICE SUPPLY - BEDROOM. Kitchen equip­ 15—Vacuum Claanara 101—Rooma For Rant HAROLD LOGAN J7—llovlna a Htoraga 110—Hot# 1 Rooma ped. 1003 Elm Ave. Used furniture, appliances, I/tSf: MEN’S Dark frame |^ Special S e riice s I I —Katarmtnalora 111 —Kant a! At ant a LMN EN TER! RISES, INC. 211. Home Appliance* 43 —riant# — F»#'l« — 0##<l4 111 —Wanted To Rent tools, etc. Bought • Sold Sales office: So. on U. S. 17- 5-ROOMS, unfurnished, kit­ 'Glasses, Downtown Sanford. .................. i 0 —Mlac. For Sa 1a I t A— A u t o * F o r Halo I-arry'i Mart 111 Sanford Contact Jim Touhy, 322 4541J F1X1T SHOP SrtNFORI) ELECTRIC St —Artie la* For Rant * 92 lo Dixie Bell Diner, turn III —Autoa—Halt or Trad# chen equipped. 322 3651. Ave Ph TA 1-4122. S2—Strap or Ltctaanfa 111—Truck* For Hal# At these Xmas Specials. An G.E. Appliances—New A Used right one block on Seminole U —Wan lad To Huy 120 — Automotive Harvlr# UNFURNISHED. 3 bedroom English Dunelt Girl’s or 118 Magnolia 322-1562 ) i . I’ernonaU Ave 638 3911. 6j —Furnltura For Sal# 121—f«’oot#r* At Cyrlaa WILSON MAIEH FURN. house, Oviedo. 365-3425. Roy's Iltke All Sites *39 95. I t —Antique# For Ua4a I I I —Roata A Motura J— Buy — Sell — Trade M—Mtmijr To Loaji I3S—Marina tiuppllaa Rupp Motor Scooter, 214 SATURDAY Sale. Used Refri lllliD l.K AtiED Widow will TO YOU our Clients and l» —lluainaao Oppurtunlll*# 311-15 E. lit. 322 5623 2 Bedroom, Kit. F.qutp $65 mo. gerators, Washers A Stoves. live in with Widow in nice HP, 100 miles per Gal. Friends a Happy Prosperous 3 Bedroom, 2 bth. $125 mo. 1205 E. Celery, Ph. 322-9580 home. Box 115, Sanford Her­ $169.95 BEDS FOR RENT New Year. 4 Bedroom, 2 bth. $125 mo. or 323-0762. 409 W. 1st St 322-4751 ald. Hospital, Roliawsy*. Juve­ Ernest M Southward From K.mlnol. County Prom Bantord Kinhen** nile. F R E E delivery and W. B Shippy (Dial Dir.oil Jhck-up. I. W. Southward 522-1301 2640 Hiawatha at 17 92 FURNITURE CENTER Mahle A Cullen 30. Home Appllnncen 43. I’lnntH, Feeds, Seeds 1100 French Av*. J. L. McWhorter 2 BEDROOM, Furn 817 Cal* Ph FA 3-7943 Una Dr. 322 0578. Bessie P Herman Our Regular Feed Prices GE Refrigerator, good condi­ Jackie McCracken 25 lbs. Jim Dandy Dog Feed 61). Business Opporl. tion. $40. 322-0783. FURNISHED 2 Bdrm. house $1.93—50 ibi Jim Dandy Dog $75 mo 322 3249 NEW MAJOR Household Ap­ Feed $3 52 _ too Ibe Shell­ FOB LEASE pliance* et 10% above our 2 BEDROOM House, Kitchen ed Corn $3.05 —- loo lbt. SERVICE STATION. INVESTMENT k REALTY cost. We guarantee lowed equipped, convenient to Shorts $3 95 — too B» Tux­ Good Location Goo-i Product*. 116 N. Park Ave. prices. Contact Julian Wig­ edo Chops Horse Feed $4 30 322-9173 Baae, $65 mo. 322 4549. Good Treatment gins 322-6446 or call J . A R. — 100 Ibe F i F Feed $3 05 PHONE LOCALLY 323 4343 NEW 3 Bedroom, 2 bxth C B 3 BEDROOM, 1 Bath. Kitchen Trading Past, Inc . 2309 S —100 lbs Race Horse O ils or tpply to Uw Equipped $95 month. 322 home on large wooded lot in Orange Blossom Trail, Or­ $3 80 HUNT'S T U X E D O PURE OIL COMPANY 1689. Wilson Place, 5 mllea out lando. FEED STORE, Corner S»n 72. Female Belp Wanted West First St., ti mile paat ford k 2nd SL $100 DOWN - VA, THA 31. Musical In strum en ts 1-4 intersection. Immediate Government Homei, 1, 3, A 4 PERSONABLE YOUNG WO­ occupancy for homestead SANFORD FE ED STORE Bedrooms. M o n t h l y pay­ Piano Tuning and Repair MAN with sales ability, troexemption next year. 322 Whole Corn $3 05— I0o iba ments from $50. Yi L. Harmon - FA 2-4223 picat fish knowledge desir­ 7121. Laying Mash $5 20— 1(H) lbs ed. No encumbrances Hours Hog Feed $4.50 Plano Servicing k Tuning 10.a. m. to 5 p. m. FINNY 320 Sanford Ave, 322 9990 Gene Cumbaa — 322-2661 FRIENDS after 8 p m Realtorlnauror-Tradfw Approx.. 6 miles South of] 322 4991 l«»»t K French Ave. Upholstery 50. Mine. For rtule Sanford on 17-92. 102. Mobile H o m es • Sale THEE RIPENED Cltrui Na OVER 25 YEARS of Fine Workmanship in Up­ veil. We ship Albert H. Pell 81. Beal Fatale • Sale DON’S holstering, Draperies, Slip­ Osteen. 322-3673 or 322-4191. MOBILE HOME SALES cover*. Tim * Payment* n 2. 1. A 4 BEDROOMS MERLE W. WARNER "Your Wheel Estate Dealer" little aa 15 mo. Drapery Patios, Floor, Free E iU m au i 1, HV A 2 BATHS REALTOR 17 Models to choose from land, cement, rock, pipe, Hardware Installation*. KITCHEN EQUIPPED 708 So. Park 322 3829 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK steel, grease traps, dry KULP DECORATING SHOP LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT? 838-1206 wells. Stepping stone*. Ph. 322 2335 For Complete Information Hwy. IT 92 Longwood, Fla. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Jo h n B See oi Cali Your 509 p m At *. 222-9741 IH E TIM E TESTED FIRM 1-1 and 5 Bedrooms .20 N. Talk Ave. 322 6123 NEW and USED SA LE: MEN’S B i g Boye S a l e s b r o k e r IV THW r it ro t nv. Awnlnga A Cabana* M l Ml JLDH I t l . CINCI'IT UK Shoe* $2.00 pr Surplus City. K t Have The Home For You QUALITY MOBILE HOMES ROBERT A. WILLIAMS K L o iiin * iv x v o r u n sism Iveil.s: r o t >t i Re alter BY OWNER, Bedroom k Din Hwy 17-92 8 122-2562 ( HSSCERT VO. t Raymond Lundqutat, Ai m Ing Room S e t 322-7017. HELEN* SMITH. 101. Mobile Homes • Kent rA 2-8051 Atlantic Bank Bldg Plaintiff 2565 PARK DRIVE GAS Furnace 100,000 BTU. -n 322 2420 322 7493 1 BEDROUM Trailer, on Lake, HI.'HXRD ALLEN SMITH. Duct* k Rrgiatera $150. Pb. . _ P*(«n4ent NIGHTS Adult* only. rfa. >22-7368. 322-2249. NOTtCM o r e tI T 322 8*24 323 0546 Real Estate — Insurance THE fTATE o r rL n H in * TOi lUCHAflD ALLEN SMITH, FIREWOOD: Call after 8 p. m. 3rd. k P a rt Ave. 322-5482 LARGE 2 Bedroom Trailer, 323 S«8 1 13M *14# wrhnia place ef raaldtnce la close to Baae. Cell 322 6261. 322 4797. unknown. A Sworn Complaint harlna I JOHN E. FOX, 10(1. Apartments for Bent •Aon flint asalnai rati In tha ALMOST NEW, pribed reason­ Realtor Circuit Couri In and for Mam!able 1 Man's Gabardine Top AVALON APARTMENTS nota Count). Florida. In Chan3234)5581 Coat; 2 Men'* Overcoats k 206 N. Park Ave. PRETTY AS A PICTURE r tr f, tor Divorce, Ihe ahnrt 116 W. 2nd SL 322-3417 several suits; I Ladies Per- 90. Loti For Sale n il* of aald action b*ln* HEL­ 3 Bedroom, 1 bath house on EN SMITH. Tlalntlff va BICHaien Lamb Coat. Call 122large lot. Oak Hardwood DUPLEX 1 Bedroom Apt. Call AHD ALI.KN SMITH, Dafand. 4230 after 5 p. m. floor*, Family Room, Closed ant, theaa preaenla are lo c a m FLAT BROKET Hra. Stewart 322 7548 until and ro-iulr* you tu fit* your garage. ___ ________ 4,30 p. m. after then call wrtum-d*f*n**». If »n»;i le Ur* $1 per DAY rental for ■Blee- Maybe. But 1! YOU were In­ $12,600 TERM S. vesting- in land YOU would 323 1505. Complaint fil*d h*r*ln,' and to < *4 trie Carpet Shampooer with a*rv* a copy lhareof upon 9 at least have that to fall purchase of Blue Lustre. I'latntlffe aUornty-en or b*fora FURN. Apt 2300 MeUoavUle. back on. Buy loU with I MOVE IN LIKE RENT ih* 11th day of January. A. D CarroU Furniture Co. ISOS, otharwl*# e Decrae Pro Term s YOU can afford and 3 Bedroom, Kitchen equipped, 2 BEDROOM Apt. Furn. Ai*o FROM SANFORD EXCHANGEFROM SEMINOLE COUNTY Confaaeo will bo onl*r*d start building YOUR future, la rg e'y a rd , near Plnecreat B ILL'S BARGAIN BARN two Camping Cottage* on the a itln a l you and Iho caua* proLarge suburban selection be S c h o o l . ____ of 10,000 Hem* prod »* part*. river. Ph 122 3782 day or WITNESS my hand and offi­ (NUT LONG DISTANCE) 1300 Grape vllk Ave. ginning al $793. I $12,400 TERMS night 3220091. cial atal at Kanfurd, M*mlnola County, ptorida. ihla 7th day COMPLETE Bathroom outfit BART PILCHER. Broker of Dtcambar, A- D- 1M4. 3 BEDROOM. 1 bath houi* ou FURNISHED Garage Apt. $40 Perianal Service (SEAL) with fitting* |60. Call before per montn. Water furnish, |large lot. Hardwood floors, Artrtur H. Backwtth. J r . Call 222-7498 1:30 a. m. or after 8 p. m. ed. >03 b. Park Ave. Ph. Clerk of the Ctn-ull Court, Drapes throughout. Large >22 6085. Ninth Judicial Circuit In Monkey Putxle tree, Car­ 323-0703, 95. Houses For Bale and for Seminole County, ports and separate garage riorlda FURN. I Room ApL $30 per SANFORD HERALD Hr Martha T Vlhlan. DC. I BEDROOM, Family Room. with workshop. GORDON V. FREDERICK month. Adult*. Ph. 223 9480. Close to school, shopping “ . WANT ADS LOW DOWN PAYMENT. Attorney for Plaintiff ------------------------------------- SINCE 1908 -----------P. O, Bos i m . center A base. Low Equity ROOM Furnlahed Apt. lor BRINO FAST .Sanford. Florida JtTTt , A Assume Payment* $82 mo. Couple, Water Included $43. l-ublitli Dec. IV, 17. 11, 11, l i l t R E SU L TS 10$ Laurel Drive. 122 7399. CDK-II 3221301 X 4 0 H iaw atha a t 17-92 ly basis, large fenced yard. Ph. 322-3717. - PROFESSIONAL Sl«r llcriild will nat b« rr lapnaalhlu far mcira Ibaa aai PAINTERS k DECORATORS Inrorrrrt iaifH loa. Papering — Waterproofing -H. D og s r C a ls • Mela L jc r f e l W a - J ^ ^ f jU p t r e d wdrac^r Free Estim ate* S&-085* CHIHUAHUA Pup. 8 wks. wWr Ti»i* Herald r»am M ib a4frl* 322-71W. * r 6 ------tdricr of rtR rllu i or rr *U21. W ell D rillin g * Init any adyrrilarmraf which G E It .\ 1 A N Shepherd. AKC “it drrina ttbJeelluaahU la WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS. . thr iwlley of ihla ■»«»• Reg. 6 m> . old, has had all paper. SPRIN KLER SYSTEM S shots. 838-6729. All Type* and Site* Management anc* S - ' f e . . & k £ £ j t u a m - . 425-5938 Payton Realty YO U BU Y THE SO UTH W ARD W H O LE Stemper Agency (N O T JU ST A S L IC E !) $100 DOWN FHA - VA-HOMES When you advertise in THE HERALD you know your advertising dollar 1s wisely invested ONLY in your trading area! ADVERTISING DOLLARS ARE INVESTED . . . Legql Notice St. Realty FURN. Apt, Close tn. Jim m ie Cowan. 322-4013. NICELY Furnished 4 Room Apt. Adult*. Ph. 322-1926. F U R N I S H E D Apartments close In. 601 Palmetto. Ph, 322 1374 after 5:30 p.m. 3 ROOM Furnished ApL $53 mo.. Include* water A elec* trie. 322 9507. LAKE MARY, Clean, nicely furnished A p t, t bdrm.. Adult*. $50. Call 322-3930. 1-Room Efficiency apt. with pvt. bath A thower, suitable for couple or single person or retired. All utilities ineluded tn rent. Ideally lo­ cated aa let SL, withk 1 block of 2 free perkiog lota and a bo pp tog neater. In­ quire *( Manuel Jaco b e o ' Dept. Store 211 E. P lrrt SL EFFIcTe NCY Oarage Apt., all convenience*, close tn. Gar* age. Ph. 321 6409. NEWLY’ Decorated, four A 5 room Apt. with Bath. 404 E. 14th St., Sanford. "(H K i 1 Stenstrom Realty Ball-Blair Agency RESULTS ARE THE ONLY TRUE MEASUREMENT OF YOUR ADS . . . AND THOSE RESULTS CAN B E FOUND HERE. DIAL 425-5938 The Sanford Herald Payton Realty ’ | i, ' HOSE COURT APTS. Bdrm. F u rn —Near Base. 2DI5 Sanford Ave., 668 4323. SMALL Furn. Apt., 600 Park Ave. 108. Hooma For Bent CLEAN ROOM for Man. 401 Magnolia ave. 322 0720. 115. Autott For Sale I960 T-BIRD —Full Power A Air. XMAS Special $1,493. SANFORD MOTOR BOO French Ave. 322-4382 BOB M cKEE USED CARS NO MONEY DOWN 701 French Ave. 323-0721 LATE 1904. Blue MO Midget! like new. 1800 mile*, wire wheels, heater, wlndihleld washer. Tonneau, Never ra c ­ ed or wrecked. Phone 3230907 after 3 p m. '54 FORD, 4 door, Good runn­ ing condition. 322 6830. 118. Trucks For Sale 1950 DODGE Panel Truck, looks good, runt good. Dew tires $300. Call after 8 00 a. m. 322-8473.________________ 120. Automotive Service AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Sen k & rik G ian* an d P a la k Company 110 Magnolia Pb. FA 14821 Auto GUaa, Taps A Sea* Cover* AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO* 104 W. 2nd SL FA I SOtg ALL WORK GUARANTEED 12.1. Boats & Motors Gateway To The Waterway Bobnon S|K>rtinjf Goods Your EVINRUDE D ealer. 304 6-8 E . let Ph. 322 5961 FHA - VA NOT SPEN T! DIAL 322-5612 W E L A K A APARTMENTS 114 W. First SL w t m. REALTY 322-5612 $30 mo. Up. Surphia City. Seminole Realty $ 100.00 DOW N PLUMBING Contracting Repaira F R E E ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. • FA 2 3183 NANNIE’S KIDDIE CARE. In­ 23. Painting fanta to 6 yra. 2410 S. Oak PAPERHANGING-PALNTING Ave. Ph 322 0981. Licensed, Bonded, Insured 20 Years Exp. — 2C2 7331 WILL Care lor children, week­ FENCE POSTS: Creoaoted C y pres*. 4''-6”x7 ft. lo a f, 50c •a. Ph. 322-5654. -S S L T d K I WISH to Thank everyone for YENTSCH MAINTENANCE the many wonderful acta of Service k Supplies klndneaa and for the *ym2563 S. P atl( Dr. 322-4343 pithy shown to me at the death of my husband, Judge 19. Builders Supplies Allen. M n. Queen V, Allen PAINT close out H price GREGORY LUMBER CO. 4. lleauty Care 520 Maple Ave. 322 0500 ACE BEAUTY Salon, open dally k * w by app’ta. Mayfair Hotel. 322-0990. .95. House* For Safe SEV ER A L Outstanding 2 * 1 SINGER t Featherweight, A-l I Bedroom Homes available la GREENBIUAK conditloo, 1 year uncoodi-l all Area* of Sanford. Let os Choice lota ovallablo tional Guarantee—p ly $5.501 Show you Around 1 Greenbriar of Loch Arbor per overlooking golf eouroe. pay Cuitbm building to your $5.90 per month; White IN I S. Park . Ave. specifications. Greenbrier Domestic Zig-Zag balance FA 2-5232 anytime developed by only $58 pay $7.33 per month. K1NGSWOOD SANFORD SEWING CTR. S A N F O R D ’S N E W E S T BU ILD ER S, INC. 104 S. Park Ave. 322-Mll HOMES, West 4th- SL San­ FA 2-8074 ford. 3 Bedroom, Ilk bath, 202 F airan n t Dr. 51. Articles For Rent FHA k VA Loans. LMN ENTERPRLSES lnc„ Builder IMAGINATIVE? . RENT A B E D . Harold tagan, call 838-3911. Here is a modern 3 bedroom Rolls way. Hospital, B a b y Salesman on Duty 4:00 p. m. Masonry Lakefrnnl home on Beds, by Day, Week, t r to dark. on* of thia Areaa most popu­ Month. lar Lake*. Need* a good CARROLL’S FURNITURE Government crwned cleaning A some weeding 116 W. l i t 322-5181 llo m c n but the owner has agreed to 53. Wanted To Huy cut it loose for $14,500. Terms. USED FURNITURE, Mlac. Selection ot 2, 3, and 4 BA RT PILCHER, BROKER Items, Pinsy Wood Auction. Bedrm m i located in varioua Peraonnl Service 322-2270. section* of Sanford Cull 322-7498 Immediate Delivery WE would like to buy a small 17. Jnnilorinl Services Kroat •*■!*<)• Cm i Ij L 15. Special Services N ATIO N AL BANK P O S S E S S IO N I $ $ $ $ '67 '57 '37 '37 ‘57 '17 '57 '87 '37 '87 '38 '38 '38 '18 ‘38 '89 *39 19 19 19 19 19 19 Cher. $687 Olda $498 bal. $14 Plymouth $391 b a t $24 Lincoln $787 bal. $11 Mercury $299 baL $11 Itanjbler $387 baL $11 Cadillac $687 baL $22 Chav. $399 haL $29 DeSole f S f f bal. $13 Chryaler $ » 9 bal. $24 Chrysler $399 baL $17 Old* $399 baL $14 Hillman $499 b a t $24 Pontiac $388 baL $32 DeHote $ » • bal. $31 Cher. $311 bal. $29 VWngn. *099 b*L $22 Cher. $711 baL $22 P e a t HT $999 baL $34 Ford $719 bal $22 Plymouth SIM baL $24 Ford $899 baL $22 Plymouth $499 b a t $24 IR IR <U|/ bal. me, Me* mo. me* me. mo* me* me. me. me* me* me* mo* me* Me* me* He* me. me* m*. me. me. $21me, BANFORD AYR. OPEN EV EN IN G * Sanford, Florida National Bap 2224292 m 1 �1965 s FIRST B A B Y and proud parents — will receive a windfall o f RU LES presents from local merchants! AND R E G U L A T IO N S 1. —The exact lima and day of baby’s birth (girt The friendly merchants mentioned exact hour and mlnnta) on delivery doctor’! or hospital'! statement must be submitted by legal PARENTS OF THE BABY. . 2. —Place of birth, eek, weight and name. below want to shower the first baby 3. —Name end add ras! of parents. born in the New Y ear with gifts 4. — Any Infant (regardless of race) bom In Seminole ___ QoHJUZ eligible. — ____ I^ S e n d ’enlVnilb "FTn l I ® ‘ Sanford Htfhld. EnltTe's "must'be post mark*! before midnight, Tuesday', Jan. 5.- ■ - 50 Birth Announcements Little Miss or Mister To The Parents O f NEW YEA R FOR THE NEW BABY WE HAVE A For ’65’s First Arrival S U R P R IS E G IF T Will Dr Printed To Will Start Life Aa A Capitalist With A Order For The Proud A BEAUTIFUL . . FOR THE FIRST MOTHER Parent* By —— OF THE YEAR! Sterling Silver Printing Co., Inc. Compliments of management FROM COMMERCIAL PRINTING and staff . . . ft LITHOGRAPHING Hair Styling For Your Pcrwonality Picture Frame Compliments Of Corrine’s N^ | ^ 1 Beauty Salon 2619 SO. FRENCH AVENUE HANFORD, FLA. ATLANTIC PHONE 122-2381 25th. ft PARK 2nd. & Magnolia For Seminole County’s Thrifty Mothers Flr»t New Citizen ALWAYS SAVE MONEY SENKARIK WILL GIVE A Baby Record Book “An Expert From Framing Job” Perfection Dairies ON BABY’S FIRST PORTRAIT Fresh Ssm kohik Dairy Products From The Remnant Shop SALE AD ON PAGE 9 Toys and Games For All Ages and Occasions OUR GIFT TO THE NEW BABY: 11-50 Worth Of Any Merchandise Of The Mother's Choice, From Our Regular Stock. GLASS & PAINT CO., Inc. 210 Magnolia Ave.. SANFORD, FLA. Phone 322-4622 322-6354 EVENFLO FORMULA FEEDING K IT W ILL RECEIVE 65’s First New Citizen Feeding Spoon A BEAUTIFUL Stuffed Lion TO THE FIRST BABY IVORY YINTL COVER AUTOMATIC W ASHERS by SPEED QUEEN ALL CHRISTMAS CARDS BIG 12-LB. E. First at Magnolia 322-2482 FURNITURE CO. High Trade In Allowance W * G lr* TV Stamps 311 E. Find St. 3! First Baby Of 1965 TO THE PARENTS Will Bring Its Parents Our Gift Of OF THE FIRST BARY A Completely Finished LAUNDRY (Maximum 20 Lbe.) J g .00 IN CLEANING ' — PLUS — — 6 SHIRTS LAUNDERED FR EE! NEW LOCATION 319 W. 13th ST. NOW OFFERING 1-HOUR SERVICE MR. A MRS. JERRY JERNIGAM — PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER PHONE 322-791* JU M PE R • Has Tray For Eating *- ' • Converts To A Recliner • Folds Flat For Easy Storage For Complete Home Furnishings on Easy Credit SHOP — Sanford Dry Cleaners REXA LL DRUG Convertible CONTAINS: IS disposable bottles I bottle holder! and caps 6 natural action nipples ^ I automatic sapander ONLY $8-95 Addltioaal Disposable Bottles 15 for fl.1 9 *Th# Prescription Our Primary Coaccra” A BEAUTIFUL C oncu $9.98 VALUE Touchton’s Rexall Drugs Phone 322-8293 WILL RECEIvfc'A ------ PLATEX NUR6 ER KIT And W inter Jewelry GORDON KELLETTS PINECREST Hwy. 17-92 Seuth — Sanford the Lucky ^Irat Baby PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM 1847 Rogers Bros. . Will Give a — PLATEX Parly Pants and Cover-All Bib Set To 1965’e FIRST BABY 2701 S. ORLANDO DRIVE 1965’s F IR ST BORN O U R G IF T TO THE FIR ST BA BY 17-92 — Drive thru Fern Park To Bemlnola County Lis* MAITLAND, FLA. Annie Ruth Carroll Hair Htyliet From WILSON - MAIER Ask your doctor about tha * 322-6172 FOR APPOINTMENTS TOUCTON’S NEW MOTHERS . . . SEE OUR BIG SANFORD, FLORIDA Corrlne Mahon Owner - Hair Htyliet “Here Since 1920” Member Federal Depoalt Insuraara Corp Welcome Little 1965 Kader Jeweler STORE APPLIANCES E. 2nd St. 822-8700 W. 1st 6L 322-9635 4 Sanford Ave. 322-9690 CLEANERS, LAUNDRY A FUR STORAGE PHONE m - I J 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, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 31, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 31, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 31, 1964; <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/e2394b2ef9dbc311d24eb9c7200a5bd0.pdf 0aa2edfe6e77f00f8adf52b5aade102c PDF Text Text T- -J r r f • k - •r I U tjr Cigar Making At Tampa Gels Shot In Arm f t t o f o r ) . W rrnU (Page 12 — Dec. 29,' 196*1 Congressman- ■ Back At Scene 01 Early Toil 'v tt By Cliff Station* WASHINGTON* (UPI) — Tom Getty* I* buck in town, and it’* almost like old times. Fifteen year* ago, Tom was • popular member of Capitol Hill’* corpa of congreaalonal aide* — those rarely publicis­ ed Individuals who shoulder hi* chuck* of their house*’ legislative and political work loads. He returned last month and went to work a few door* down from the fifth floor of­ fice where he aerved former Rep. JAmct. P..JBlcbnrds (D- I S.C.), but this time he is be­ hind a door with his own name on it. With an endorsement from his ex-boss, Getty*, 62, has beer) elected to fill the seat which Richards held. * . Doxcns of aides have stop­ ped by to congratulate their former colleague. They report th a t he has the same friendly disposition, senso of humor, r e a d y . »mile and Southern draw] that ho had when he was one of them. I’OT LUCK luncheon and gift exchange were enjoyed by members of the Dorcas Society, Forest City Seventh-day Adventist Church, which pro­ vided Christmas baskets for three needy families in the area and which news for patients at Suntand Training Center in Gainesville. Dorcas Supplies Lyndon On Horizon, Food For Needy M ust Decide Action , t - . . -*.-t. - V • •a . 18 Recreation Sites Eyed For New Canal TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Thc Outdoor Recreation Com­ mittee is studying a proposal to build 18 low-cost recreitJon sites along the 107-mile crossFlorid* barge canal. The proposal to build the recreation sites was made by thc U. S. Army Corps of Engi­ neers, who are in charge of building the long dreamed of waterway between the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. The committee said in its an­ nual report that "a limited 'amount of improvement" would make the sites able to support a wide range of recrea­ tional activities. TAMPA (U PI) — A clean bill of health in the surgeon genera 1’s ^ e p o r t on smoking plus a /few awareness of pro­ motion and advertising has brightened the future of the cigar industry. This, tn turn, has saved the industry In Tampa, one h a d ­ ing industry official believei, Morton L. Annie, president of a cigar company here, said thc upsurge tn cigar popular­ ity has offset the effects of automation and loss of Ha­ vana leaf on the industry here, jTarnpa gained fame as the “ Cigar City" year* sgo be­ muse of the skilled- worker* who hand-rolled high quality cigars, using the beat Havana leaf for w rapper*. Automation gradually cut into the work force in recent years and whrn the govern­ ment embargo on Importation of Cuban tobacco went into effect, local - officials frared the ruin of the industry. "Considerable recreatienj use will be possible on the tx | tensive water Impoundment areas exeated by the seven) lock atnictures along the ci. nal," the committee report said. An important factor in developing the sites will he th» extent of cooperation between * the state, regional and federal agencies Involved In the canal project. 9 "Eventually it Is hoped that the full outdoor recreational potential of Ihe cross-Florida canal will be developed through cooperative efforts," the committee said. ___FLEXIBLE BLACK PIPE (Ideal For Sprinklrr Syatems) AT REDUCED PRICES V*” Diam. (80 lb. pressure) -Jc/Ft. or 2.95/100' Diam. (80 lb. pressure) 7c/Ft. or 5.25/100’ ( i , . 3" Diam. In Slock) Flees Peas W ALL SU PPLY TOCCOA. Ga. ( U P I)—Two men showed up at Mrs Annie Whitehead's store during the Ity Maryann Miles The Dorcas Society of the weekend, brandished, pistols Seventh-day Adventist Church, and - -r demanded her money, ,- iitie MISS LUCI —i- Luei Balnea Johnson is getting 220 N. FRENCH AVE. “ , _ ____ ~ ----------- £ 2 2 - 5 4 1 3 “ H r- hasn't changed much WASHINGTON (UPI) — j give them extra weight iri CotT parly at Dorcas House enjoy­ threatened In throw It at the Va. LyntiH Bird, Luci’s older sister, waft Azalea “Hcndquarlers For Sprinkler Systems" that I can detect," says Hen­ The National Committee for an Kress. ing a pot luck luncheon and gilt two would - be bandit*. They queen in 1061. This is Luci’a official picture, ry C, Oglesby, who works for Effective Congress says Prcai-1 "In making the transition exchange. Members of the fled. Rep. Herbert C. Ronner (IIfrom the obese society to the group supplied baskets for to ri.sk N.C.), *‘I don’t think being dent Johrinm will have ,, , , great society, the Congress three needy families for Christ­ primr inas and also have been busy in Congress will affect his hat his popularity and offend some w|j] ^ ^ size." sup|>orters •( he is to move the an,| prime obstarle,” sewing clothes for patients at KEG. o. EXTRA LIGHT The only changes noticed nation toward new goals. | ||le said. the report rei_ ____ ___ Siinlatvi^rijiatjia :_CoiU:r__La William Ai Roiirktr, an ahf?^ -Thf'TnrTrmrtlre, "a fiMPjft? ■i Noting Hunt Johnson had Gainesville to Rep. Harold I). Donohue (isan group with Ittecral lean show n him self a m aster "lirok Attending were Mrs. Annabpl (D-Maax.), were "o litlle more ings, made the statement In a ,,r |) r U r ,.n contending forces" Elliott, Miss Linda Janet Sch­ • IMP. SCUTCH gray in his hair, and that wor­ staff report w hile's member of Congress werin. Mrs. Erna Crist, Mrs. STR. KY. HtlURIlON ried took that alt congressmen The commltlcc endorsed both j nn(j vj,.P president, the report Judy Hhynearsnn, Mrs Gayl Hepublirans and Democrats tn j a,t*lral: aeem to have.** Dunmirk, Mrs. Nellie SrhwerThe reunions have ini -1tided tin* Novcmbm eleclion iin the j ..Thc „„m/ m nn must now In, Mrs Lillian tr o th , Mrs, EXTRA too* LIIH'EI It aI1 uncompromising Sally Thompson, Mrs. Norma some horseplay in recognition basis of whether they would ra| 1P "The Soft Whi.kry" of Geltya' new station in life, help "In reducing Goldwater >tandard and lie the passionate Green; ItEG. 7.15 VALUE auch as hia complaint Hint Ism in politics. REG. 5.10—44.95 CASE ehampfoiu for hi* own pro Mrs Winifred Wilson, Mrs. congressmen “do nil Die work’* I In* staff report saul lb**'gram 95 gram lie will have In risk his Alice Saunders, Mrs Grace SO people had "soled popularity and rebuff many of llcane. Mrs Freda Root, Mrs while aides play. This repre­ American ----- ------- ,----,..........sents n reversal of position. i emphatically to confirm our ||,r divergent groups who ral Mamie Welch. Mrs Ann Har­ ‘‘Vo'u’ll have to pay Die country as It has hern in the lied under that 'one lug rent lan, Mrs Callie Thompkins. penalty for your election by recent past and as it is today, on election day, If he is to Mrs Scelee ft Caster. Mrs associating with rongressmen blit they have given no dis move a comfortable society Ruth Thompson and Mrs J A mther than us peons," Ogles­ rmnihle mandate for tomor toward difficult goals.*' | R> rd by told blip. "If we |iiins each "Lyndon Johnson'now stands other in lha corridor and you II1CKS GOOD THROUGH ( J fan fl don't speak, !'!l understand." before a vast horiion on which S V I T I I P A ) , JANUARY jmt. KEG. $ V ™ IMPORTED he, more Iban any other indl UltIGHT niOXI'ECrs 5.2a Sth SWEET or DRY 5TH Rut, in mare serious mo­ vldual In thc world, ran deter­ ments, Ills monies say Geliy* mine where Die road should w h s a highly-efficient. side go." )ln* r oje'il added, ll said Dial ia'k forces err" who will he un uuUluudmg congressmen. Kninke predicts ati-d bv the President lo recom­ be •‘will he n lliosl effeelive mend new proposals indicated and patriotic <oiigiessliinii fur that Johnson vv.i- teaching ior fresh ideas and tins should fi A11. S ilt. h ) . HUl It 111US the next Ih or 2tl yours" It KG. 8.15 VALUE (iettys believe* Ins wmk ns an aide provided invaluable training for a lorigiesslonsl It KG. 7.83 l A L IK career and gave Inin n jump on other Iririnnnig nn'inheis. sth m i . n r K ) . lltll It lit IN *'I am nlteady Inlilillnr with KY. BLEND It KG. 7.a5 VALUE various congressional praced ures and with the handling of REG. 95 REG. constituents* problems In-foie By Mr*. John la-one 4.85 5.39 ItEG. 7.95 VALUE numerous fi-deral sgi'iietes," A program on the Lake City lie explains. Veteran.s Hospital will tic p re ­ 11.88 17.75 •'And. just knowing my way sented for Drliary'* Herbert CASE 3 , 1 1 CASE around Washington is anoth­ D. Gibb American Legion REG. 8.15 VALUE er benefit." Post at the Jan 7, 7:30 p m . So far, th* only difference meeting by William C. Raidbe sees in being an aide and win. adminitll atlon assistant FIFTH a congressman Is an “ added chin of stall w e i g h t of responsibility" Dellary Post Commander IMP. SCOTCH which came with his new job William G. Williams reminds "A fter all," lie says, "an aide Dial IfltiS begins a new year S£adet does everything for bis con- of aetivities (or the (Mist and NEW YORK STATE FULL STRENGTH .LLORIDA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA under gressman cxrepr’VnTP." its auxiliary not! and that the the Direction of (’iiitiiiiclor Henry Mazer will aplollovving important d a t e * IMUir Mitreli 2 under the atm pices of Ihe Semi­ should lie (Milted on lit* organ­ nole Mntnal Concert Seric.t a t,th e Civic Center. 100% SCOTCH W HISKY ization'll calendar- Jan 26, Concert serif* membership tickets are still avail­ Ily l nurd I'rea* Stair Commander* Dinner; able anil no individual show tickets will be sold. The neutral afar la more ) eb 4^ Hack to God Memorial KEG. 6.50—S 5TIIS I2.9i than 7,0110 llinc* a» fat assay to Die Four Chaplains; March as the moat distant planet, 18, Annua) Legion Birthday Pluto, according tn Din World Parly and May N Annual Aunt Jemima Panrake Party. Almanac. 1 HAijjjsy; Black & While JIM 3 5- 1 Ballanfines CALVERT SOUTHERN COMFORT 3211 Cinzano Vermouth ‘ 1 .7 9 Just North of Casselberry City Limits [IMP. FRENCH BRANDY Hwy. 17-112 Halfway Between Sanford and Orlando ST. REMY Imported Champagne S m ir n o ff ^ n t ic a f jlg t VODKA TAITTIN GER BRUT DeBary Legion MOET CHANDON Sets Program CLICQ U O T On Hospital GORDON GIN FEDERAL RESERVE Sunny Brook 12 YR. YXW MUMM’S PIPER HEIDSEICK Mr. Boston EGG NOG B -& L Now You Know CRAWFORD’S 2.59 | DRY IMPERATOR CHAMPAGNE 3.19 HEUBLEIN GOLD SEAL COCKTAILS CHAM PAGN E • MARTINI • MANHATTAN • DAIQUIRI • Pink-White-Brut Sparkling Burgundy REG. 5.0(1 449 3 WHITE SEAL III.END Sir. Ky. Bourbon PARK & TILFORD CHARCOAL FILTERED Includes llookt-nse lied, Duuhle Dresser, Large Roomy Client, Matching Hovifirinic and lnnempring M attress. VODKA ABC GIN CARSTAIRS v * A t. \W y : EXTRA DRY REG. 4.613—3 S T M S l i t 51 6 8 f I I 1 *- w~ U. « ■. - 4 MASCOT of the Seminole County Humane So. ciety is this homeless brown dog, of the breed Heinz, whose name is Brownie. Knowing he has found • friend, Brownie poses serenely with R. T. Johnson, president of the Humane Society, racsnUy re-organized here. (Herald Photo), M A TH ER of Sanford SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. 1st ST. 322-0983 FULL GALLON TABLE WINES REGINA Buttled In California Santonin Via Rom liar gundy Full Gallon >2 99" 42.95 Case 79 3 5TI1 PRIVATE CELLAR BONDED Roe. 5.00 70 IMPORTED WINES SAN DEMAN HARVEY’S IMPORTED GERMAN CREAM SHERRY 5TH 1 * 3 9 5T1I 2 ,9 8 BRISTOL CREAM CHERRY Sir. Ky. Ilourban 41.9,5 ** ^ 5TII (use CHERRY KIJAFA RED — PINK 3) HITE LIEBFRAUMILCH EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 37.95 CASE 111It AM walker BORDEAUX EASY TERMS 9 T. W. SAMUELS 6 YEAR Reg. 5.00 J Carstairs COMPLETE BEDROOM SUITE 3 Made With Danish Cherries R«-*r. n p j W 315 ! 5TH p ir n , CANADIAN 5 .9 9 ST|, DELUXE « Yr. Canadian VVhlskrr Reg. 6.35 $099 �1. l. * *y ., ■ v -* * I, is a * |. -V ; *» Dai Seminole County * * * * ^ 41 Lives Lost, 2,500 Are Marooned on 1 ClO ^ Tallahassee, under ihe Bums administration, will recognize Seminole County as an integ­ ral part of Florida. Watch for an announcement of the ap­ WEATHER: Generally fair thn pointment of a prominent Sanfordilc to a high govern­ VOL. r.7 United Press Leased Wire Establish mental post. It would make a good polit­ ical yam to learn why outgo­ ing Gov. Bry’ant ignored Sem­ inole County. He d liln o t vis­ it here during his tenure, renigged on one speech appoint­ ment, appointed no local repliONNA ESTES, Snntojc.il Herald reporter. i» identa to ata'te" posts and un­ one proud pal these days. She is displayinp iter doubtedly had a hand in giv­ personal invitation from President Lyndon R. ing the new Fust Central Flor­ Johnson to the inaugural ceremonies at Wash­ ida university to Orange ington, D. C. (Herald Photo) An additional supply of up County when everyone expect­ to 200 tickets have !>een ed it to come to Seminole made available for Seminole County. County i>ersons desiring to But then, why print such s attend the Governor’s. In­ political history now since augural Ball next week. Bryant no longer will be governor after Tuesday? Se'mimde's co-chairmen Har­ “ Governor" Burns, Seminole old Kastner ami K. IV Hunt County is glad to tie back in reported the tickets may be _ obtained by colling eitbcr„ the fold! -* • * —-I Be JcjJQm Sfenstronrc - . iirttns recent -genera^ electi.ui r w A k ! - ’ 1881 —w. j !u. rrqUcal fur the ti.k.t ,>U'ho»v-£Hawosth <He.) high j -lievtaj .new cyuifty. yfljcej;* . whito VaHioltiugh defeated m }l(, r,qnvr,j pr.-ja-r au* school basketball players here [and 11 tnrumbenta will take Gen. J. O. Hutchison ffi the for the "invasion" of Oviedo loath* of office Tuesday os second Democratic primary' in thorlties and an engraved InTHEN AND NOW in lVRttry. The tup picture lakj'n Iasi Wednesday shows truly ore enjoying our Florida the result of 1964‘t two prim- May. vitution will l.r mailed to the one of the hop ms destroyed when a Navy-plane came itoitr ttu* end of its Also next Tuesday, Kailyle weather. In relaying by ule- ary and on* general elections, person. fliglit. T h e bottom pii’ltirc Liken today shows tin* tinge crater filled be­ phone the results of the first All-of them will be ombark- Housholder, curient prosecutThe inaugural ball will be tween the two homes and tarpaulins placed over the exposed portions of ing attorney, will replace C. an exact replica of that In Elliworth-Oviedo tilt to the ing on four-year terms. (Herald Photos) l *’° hotlSP*. Bangor (Med newspaper, a During a special meeting of Vernon Mize a* county judge. T a l l a h a s s e e . Hunt said. Herald .staffer learned it Tvas i lha Hoard of County Com- Housholder defeated Harlan Aniong ihe top rnlerlainert " ^ r ^ v c a l K c r 'T h e r t , \ x !rn1*vtnneB"'Trh-ftr-L-awrem-e 'Tuck -TtBrmirMhvr -first Demo- will b# (Huy IsaimhjfrtM mul liiff inchea of snow on the ground." Swofford o f A I t a m o n t * - lain- primal y in Muj Mire i>ii Urrr r-r*rf * ! Springs anti K*1 Yarborough of «1M not* n*i k n -i-Ut turn ami St*inin«\lf i nunt\ is hn*t • • • Grneva will he offlrtally srat- will become nssocinled with t ounty for th# b*»ll itini p#rFormer Airman Steve Spaw. ed as members of the Com- Mack N, < levelnnil Jr. in tlie f,niii a Ut-enuiity area discharged from Srjuadron 7 mission. Swofford. A « Demo- practice of law. will attend it Thursduy hi the I lik in g i>vct lf iiU 9litiM t>r*p ItIn ml O' - ,SHit if! itip Ji*i* A Ini while it was serving in the eralir n p iiiifire * ilr f r iit w i K . mh, hp jmmjum tiling Httoim v iMtilttri in F#i n Pmk, Med la**l August, took a look Dope Ha*p«*tt. ii --------------— M ill h r K r im r t ii M c ln t o iii. Tirkft nlloriction* 11it•I hern at his Ft Wayne lltid l ther­ currently a r is in g a , judge <>f „„ rni.|, fount)-'* po|>mometer late last week sod Ihc munieipal c u r t f**r t i e ,,|a tl<>n. Hunt la id S«'milHtlr* headed for this area. Atn’thci * ify i»f sstiifiitit Mi'inf**!*h itllnini*'iit siii* up convert to the Sanford scene *thmillviil r«- 1 lid I in if Hi UilMf* Hlot t h r p o l l whs The mercury registered » bit­ •if) j in tn i* 1 11 1 1it* i "11 y 1 "Oil* inbuilt Trd Iti llir m* itiitio n ing It) above and was beaded mi»i*)otl M ‘ -ndll> H r * !i-ttii' i d t oiiiiiiitii’i*. Aluiti; with it south when Steve headed south To m m y* S p r i r m th r fir s t nnt fi t n t r i | i l r > t fo i fi'lditlom il OKI. \N P O (IT1> —P»«»!*too—to Sanford He’s staying ij.\ itill isifi* fsb iIil t t u il!oltr>l nf s\ t r d H iir a ir tt m u h ip fi I*. ‘film l Hi i* pi HII l ‘ V with a I lock Winder while In -’ K t \ I r m '1 f ah * i \ » t n n m b r i not t ‘i* U^rd ill tin* «■ * »\. K m 19 liryniit imni luitf analysing the employment in lM cftt r i m r m il h#n* a ! n t tir r * 1JM v f t Is- . otiti' k f it % 1lio|r ill'Tiifit CiiLiltf • « 111V»dV strne. *• • • ft’iltfrfil i n u i t btfikrupU) i i l l n I m s o ff h i " {v*>111 J o h n !# fit I *a 11ttw ti y , u im in t r 1 111 n y m114 ldiiB n suited in Hunt «nd T ht weathei man's five-day heating. dnl not seek re-election Hny Kastnar beliiif advised ' ‘esterF a y t S m iih f n iB n «sje r Mrs fnrectit posf* n pretty picture for this urea. Three to six de­ of the Mount Vernon Res- "a* opposed in Hie second ,) ,v that up to 200 .an hr l»gree* norma! nod just taurant on 1’ S Highway T“ DeMluen*tn piuu-iy In lho-,„n,| Ijix »<tll* __ . ______ _ Ht TitUB\ illi*, him f ded a prrB^nl <l**|* it\ in tim e fu r .New Y # i» r’». Tm , Mr* Mlirlmt Sbri'hnr F ia h m ust be r e a lly iti tin g i Uim for SdA.OOO H^nirtst the uhn "all itinuFh :i* n ih-puf a g a in in L u k e M o n ro r N o t n r eetntd mh merit fill |{Jl V At the h«'ntiriK I h in k iiip b y More Ducats To Inaugural Available. County Government Picture To Change Bryant-Owned Cafe 'Broke' . Soldier Charged, ti r 1,1 - Passenger Hurt is r itII the lim it ml* a lo n g ltie »#«* Shell Sfoad Is Quiet BRIEFS g y j E v id G B IC G There roll Rises l< \ I M ■ • H it! A I d \ .1 m li-f I'MMknv1 S \ I l iU N it I I I lTv\ ii \ s wall And most i*f tiu*n^ liu\t* I i •11* r i * ll> II ii 1 1 I loltn TI. -pii.t-s i . Mmi.ti n* Hpporiili'd Sum Miir^nlu' of \ »m y i-iilL*ti'ii iiiffi vks'i** kill i ui It- ••nna » Birin^ "f fi!*h. 1 '. II V 1 1 .1) 1 II . M l' e l * tl ,n in 1'■ It \ I ’ .lac ksim (S t i -1id Suit'll It e Hruili as liUiiNr to itf I h* j11■iii • in Ib'li /t i ; ifu t (he \ , ' - H- ci , 11 \ 1' .11n M| lu il -ill Ml In *1 t t n lu y by 1 ufi iiuMMut ^' 0* f J,)'* a M* till i-l in -! *» *V i d I i 1 111ui ier w4- charged add hiv m u' look in to the a f f a ir s of the Won’t he Ioiik you’ll he abli 4 t .» !i U *.#i k»ltr 1 4 Vi - | rbi' jtit • 1 wav 1 1 J- 11 1' <•ul \ t ittnn h11*f I aii nlb.-M Vk. tr irtill* vhi r A>i«-Thi i f111w .1 * an pa« >rn . o injured <.ir Iv IISSI f(MJ I 1|plUl 1 1 hi tin* Rn la In lake % month off V he t a 1 i i si mi n ifit. w h ich tint tn*in tiki- if III* p*n..- will hi- M iilll .11| M< t llh, )„-rn t'.U.'i ' 1 V» M ' itri- morning alter (be -oil rIi»si’d u n i t Inal J u ly . Nul 1 a v • 1 -m nisi u«l it lull lal tnilsii thul is. J) n * \ i J si 1 * * ! I b* i.a Mi 1>lMr It t h Ibt'l* H* u-r 's i ar era-.bed into a hou-e # * • jr _^ ( l l i l O S I >110 R ' *|UH 1 Rul in,, • • i ii-m' i ti t1' vv11: lie li*- i,l 1tilll M1el k fi at**«! In, uinhi fil I I t ..v, near Runnel and Hear !.j m i \<;< is, N *•* i u i t i ' i i — r\ i,» im t* RtiSOl.VHl) tby p ^ n t s i — S h e T r i C U . . .utlai \ on S# 1 out M i' lilt* -Il ■.tit tl! 1- M.1 •»f I st|||fU «»u(J. in the Demo- Road. of ( IlHtifk thll’uloliinl thin hut:# To give my children more love 111 U vid) li-al - tillciatii’ primary ami w«»n t h ( harmed w :Ih recklevs d m xtiii-liti; uli S!»«f11 it a \fi)* a n n n lio ii I . hIhv hr vs.l • nd more of my tune »nd frs? 1 iJit* >i*.«r T *)•' rflOIlM' > Ml 11.11 1V II* tiffis * \ *|t'fi nlm*r « \ in; an I wi!h opci aline a vr If.if VkHl* ». br.fill. >j tst ftltrl III of mateiisl tiling, tlial they Kitn a Rip’il*. im i, t h e J u d e w u h a Mix|«-ndeii lii-rriM* iiii 1 \ i t liii r 1 s.1 ■lun - .11.1 .1 ■ Ii.* f lin t u* n rii* l iMim should earn nr wmh fur them­ Mranwhilr, hack k i t h r 1**"))(' tit I **i**rf i**n N mV. "I I Mil,* illll | * I 1.1-tl t- ,1cri v \l VSatkin. :M <d th< v *-if|. i* \ iiift*i| fH I... li 1111* 1j).Ir selves. drisrr's manual. till uin'iclit* who will cun- UutUlc 1 Hiao Ills pav>i-n;ci III.I Ilpa.u.n, |«rlliji*!lt f I Mill Hi ItU111 III ItMllI, RESOLVED tby paicnisi — \ studrnt driver was tak­ tmur in office hut hegm new \ r r a SSllllj. suffered possiMe ’* ! '■**•) **•*•' ' ! i1"1 To set a better example for ing her license esam yestrr term* in. lude ’ t •umiy * ■in- heatl injuries and was treated tisin' of the iouiic, 1h> •» •" my children by being the kind day and the inspector’* day mission, r John Fitzpatrick, at j . Winter Park hospital |»rasts«-i inc inter, r f:■u 'la A %4*uru * Mipc oIh IihinI) ST. f h rKRSIU'Ri; ( T p h of person I want them to grow was changed slightly from l a x Wo-unr Maty Earle Florida llighwa) I'alrol "•* <d* i(i>N|mr >J> nt but »UI vv.intuit . 1 by idu i* involvrd m * up to t™ and not saying — thr routine. M'ulkei, Sheriff J I. Hobby, Trooper J 1 Svkes and shi-r* Thr wililyws aic -!i e n d |M * I ■*v lM..'*'ttll't IM mI* ,111 IIn ,*,,111,11* nf ""Icy 1«li|| IV,* 1Mllb-l t ■'Do as I say. not as I do." Seems thr driver failed to < ouniv I Irik At thui Rci k- i[f'i drpullcs *aid Ihr car went I !o iiiile- li.,!, lo i-ti .-ii' I H*i"i *■*»i itt 'HIif in i*f .il »li ml ill" u lib tit 1 rr h| d)i<8f i MuiniiMil RESOLVED (by children I mist another r a r psrknl in with, Sclionl Sui>i R 1 wr ell I ti*- giant hole itusj Mil- across Rear Lake Re.id j.|.dtjrrii, i fkiitrIlUltl <»f H # the arra. The two rar* rlip wee. Suprisisor of \'olar through a lawn hit a grape !iie two liorio * In Mr l.il in kijii ,d* fJllV bwj.lv — To try to remeijiticr (hat Thr « |i il..«v:»Trd to « lo i n(lfM ,| ,,f mu RM|. iyli W. ped. The Inspector railed Kt gi-t t at ton. ( a nt I I I a fi. fruit tree and then crashed into >*-.,.*’*■»r;rra i - - ^ri.« ‘--u r Iparent* ti e people, too, and Cell ilr |1*B III l rMutif *ili( .end rr J,. „H ,| Tu«‘)iday. do my best to demonstrate IMilier about (he minor mix I h * n lilted finin'. 1 .Minis Surveyor A a house owned hy l,eorgt . (wii 1**1 in t.,iln-fiN ?Iir *»lid !i« l love and TnTTfrrjnmdmg, as i Nivv rr. w | h;»\t 1ltil|>f»ll*y*.4 »-r* Uml St b*M>| lioMIfj Hi igt » ,4 llolli Hill Tin house ifu rul ' ' * *'i a * ik* lake police ssld. "'Strati iiiff-inbi-rn .1.nnr* * flu krnniryrr of laraalen frame r n n 'ir u r ’ion ii 11 dTHTir* .'Il’t'H4- f 1•111I t •’ 'HdU hii'Viiid imd i.ikcii til ov#r ( ; 11) t ; 11M 1 I l f 'S r xpeel Ihem to (o.e and Un­ do* ,d d in g ' lint he was IIO M E Fll \D AH t ( I ' l ' l l while, hark to Ihr driver's find J«»hn hv mu derstand me, was moicd almost two initio 1rr#‘d .im rt %'1 and: t .-»:k# ■i |i in ill i hi-11 M.i 11r t boiiu A m M A ir f" i RESOLVED ( hy Wives) — manual." Sinf.ir d V i v.»! \;r St.* ititi 1m Mf thiB gnurp, Hubhy. TU. k ■ and the side raved in I In wii. nil) I-ikrn hi tin it jita m,. 1-1'l* R J miim' n .1 To strive haider to be s com . I»P kill \ * ri| « VJMM’w t'f’A to with Mi < III ui t , Ihuhlm-y 1*iff ,it II .'(ikl.it **fhi Mm l ill k •I iiit* i i ■t l .*t i nui I ir hi pinion and sweetheart to my and h v jm* wifi* u?in|i|i..M*d in *ft (Mil li In.ik till W a n d e r i n g H o r s e . • In if ii j*b of VV iol- died husband and not he satisfied lit.Ill lb* pi'llir.f | ,*t || (HlMMiftfu i * .i i «» (* ♦ Ml I UI Vr y , Ill’ s Sljp»* | Mlbt lo be a housewife and mother. j/ b mid lb# yr i»»i j*! «>Ifictii)n I n N e w s A i r a i n oilier' finnii - in till i -m*--li v« v 1 l,r An K»»rri* *•n RESOLVED thy husbandsl i - W *1kr r d#f iK«li d f#l'lnu’ That wandering horse was ale »i • nr «f tli-- >ia- , a'wi miLMit r l | i n r h*t!«y+ .—To strive harder to treat Ctreiiil Cnurl Judge Vo|ie k I »»"m "*:t h t It i*■h Hr if M <'( *n n n « loose agatn tin* morning a' bear n a r - of Ha i-xplttiji) sn C o u p le K ille d lay wife with the rourtesy, S' t t\ !*i iRT It l i II t V f*»r i br |-iiriy > nnniJiiHiiofi in iflth ami I'almello and I’alrnl cident Williams J r . Tuesday sustain { o a p p o m tiN l f i e bodies of II ^ MraQwliilc tin \avv la part I I I’ll *rfirt|j'n. apprei tation i n i motions In dismissi charge; charges Mn) Mini wl)j|»|**d li.JHjbll.Hn nu n John Dodson and I arts b y I V m c and b it » i f , M a u i^ , K K O N V IL I.K i L I ' l ) consideration that I did in our M| Sfmmol<> County's fitly A1l* n in lb# jr^nrriil rlrr. 1‘aytnn ealleO for Ihr rnunil menl ha* grounded tlie- a.r courtship day* when . H r (V)mml>M(wr.,;f r , blWrfUCf f,"h Mdwri* dfffulr’d .lamp* up iraft exiepl for opeiaimnal w et. (omul sprawled in then imv -rift l 11.*>«i«*9i lluni» lo* . . Ij Ih .im I# 0B - t. e ’ ' Th# r*un#r, Mr* R»rh>>fd fnhMnnv Th#r* ar# rtn morr day annoijnrrd ih# rm ppointthought I w»* the greatest guy Svl<)f(nril Pljrnf t m th# flr#t | >#mnr rut” llrrgrn, of 2403 ( i r a o t b ir u tninirik' fh*ht* Oil! of 'III b» ) C’uiinly pinilirr IUw*l 1) mvc^ oiriil nf A h Ii l.ivirnfitnn «» In Ihe world. n prunflr) tirui Illi henm#) #r Attorneys for E, Pope His» Avenue, u n noUfii^l and lb# cal itallon i !*n*r rub d d m th dur tor motor vein, le rom misRESOLVED (hy employer*) etl. a Republican, recently fit wiifi civr f | !v | iy lilim in W1 'It f f Sinner, lie served m the same —To treat my employe* as ed charges of voting trregulari R HntirrK in Ntivmiin-r. i hor*r was taken home Kbled m Hit fluid * dr * *e^jjJ|^ljil Miffm niiun post under appointment *>f co-worker* rather than men­ lies and named Swofford and cinvs E’uller W.arren and ial., so that **» may all work member* of Ihe hoard of can Farris llryani. together for th# good of the vasser* as defendant* company. H a rry O k a y s RESOLVED (by employes! WASHINGTON (DPI) — — To remember lhat the suc­ Ray De Crane knows what Sweeping changes it the fas home use. roller a ropy of Sen. Harry M. Goldwater, who (In* of the nation's fore­ re*. of the company which most writer* on income tax the new tax law* is all *l«iut. | , w m»pB „|| y,,M Irani- I Gut Your Own Tusra" In often attacked Defense Seer#employ* me. means my aucces* ^ 1 , , ,ln< ohm , tux . Is-t, year "f, h-Mik form Th* tit-page book tary Robart R. McNamara matters will explain* the new He also know’s how to explain too, and to take pride in doing j ' about contains the entire 14-parl -luring Ilia presidential cam. « simple and atraight-, —'f*x law lo reader* of "The it niy job to th# best of m y | WASHINGTON <UPII » _ . _ 1rtl i- or no use Under no m -cues as will as supplemental palgn, has endursed Meability Hu sold Russell, chairman of Sanford lleruld in an inform forward manner. 1ft "Cut Your Own Taxes" <umstrimrs should you us. material — sample forms urn! . Namara's plan to metg* RESOLVED (by driver*)— the President's Committee on stive ll-p*rt series entitled Army Reserve units with tile Togjie courteous to other drlv- Employment of the Handicap "Cut Y-our Own T axes” It De Crane will give you a last yeai’s income tix return additional tax information, Monday. step-by-atep guide on how to aa -a guide for thi* year. , "Cut Your Own Taxes" Natiunal Guard. era and pedestrians, to espec ped. today praised the Inter start* lally watch' ou( fur children stale Commerce Commission's The author isveteran newsfile y»ur 11)114 return. Make sure you understand , osta So rents. It's available and never to forged lo buckle order lo allaw qualified ampu p*|iernian. Ray De Ciune. "I try to point out eveiy the tax law au your return in Seminole .County as an exLEOI’ OI. D V I L L E, The my aeat belt. tec* lo drive trucks m -inter w h o -ha* been writing income possible deduction ami tax- will be accurate ' lusive reader service of The RESOLVED (by business- state commerce.’ tux advne for more than 35 saving device for you. Yuu "Cut Your Own Taxes" in- .Sanford Herald.- Orders *r# C^mgo ( U l 'l ) —51«rc*nary-led m, n ) —To remember that th* Russell, an irmles* velersn year*. * *I' i l l ' report exery thing that clodea detailed infuimaliun U m g taken now. To make Congolese guvernment troops reason 1 am in busineaa is to !of World War II. sard the a"De Crane is. one of Ihe na- must be ahoWn on your re- «n aurh topic* a, tin- in wsure you get yuut ropy, order today mapped new foraya in­ aupply my customer* and pro- tion was "a great step for tiori'a Ihirc or (yur most turn but will take full advan- minimum standard deduction, today! Just send your name, to triad bastions of the north­ ward to opening doors of op knowledgeable tax Vsriteis in tag* of every tax-saving op- [.dependent*, charitable con- uddresa and 60. cent* to r Cut eastern Congo where more apectivc customers with their tnbutions, income averaging. Your Own Taxes," c/o Th# white* may ba held hostage. nekda, wants and deiirea, and portunity to th« handicapped ” t h r country," sa y s’ Joseph portunity,” say* I>« Crane. He said.it placed em p h asis-K u sa p o e-. information direc-1 _ N tv ,r M a t # h t l there | casualty ani theft dedc-tiuns. Sanford Herald. P. 0 . Bo* One hundred and t wanty to alao rtm smber that if 1 man s ability, not his -tor of th* internal Revenue been such a need for expert If you would like a handy 48», Dept- A, Radio City 3t* white* were saved from potuu a«a m i don't aupply them, someone "on sutaaaua guidance on your income tax. ‘ source of U i guidan** fvr^liuo, New Ywtk 13, N. V, Service, 1d i s a b i l i t y . She Flunked Young Couple Tries Suicide Koulettc' Court Nixes Bassett Suit SAN FRANCISCO ( U P H — Federal, »t*t# and local offi» rial* mapped plans for exten­ sive recovery program* in th» | flood-battered Far West to­ day—but it wa* croiawinds and swirling snow, a* usual, fur dare-devil helicopter pilola on rescue missions. The--over*II-picture in -th a — five-state area after 10 con­ secutive stormy day* ’ »•** much clearrr than the weather in the mountainous areas near ATLANTA ( I ’m — South the California-Orcson border ern Railway resumed passen­ where helicopters were a t ­ ger and freight service Irviav tempting to provide supplies after a one day strike which to some 2,ot)0 persons m a­ left holiday travelers stranded rooned by Ihe Christmss in a 13 stale area flood*. Southern officials reyatrlrd The pilots, flying in rspidmembers .if ihe striking fire­ ly—changing weather condi­ man’s union began showing up tions completed .ome mi.sion* for work here at about 3 a m. Tuesday to Happy Camp, in compliance w ith a federal where 1,300 persona had been csnirt order hailing the sirike cut off from the outside, Threa *’We have a regfilar"romple home*-were destroyed there -■■-** merit and regular service has and SO others damaged. been resumed," said Atlanta ATTEMPTS FAIL division Supt. H I.. Stuart. Attempt* to reach other Iso­ “ As their schedules appear lated communities on th* Kla­ they are turning up for work." math and Salmon rivers were Railw-af official* In North turned hark by th* fury of th* Carolina said freight Iranis snow, which was expected to were running five u> el^til continue through,todajr__ ________ _ hours late most of fialay, nui The snowstorm ws* in af­ they expecitd lo get normal termath of the torrential service restored hv Thursday. floods that took at least 41 Officials estimated il would live* and caused damage esti­ lake approximately 12 hours' mated at nearly (700 million la-fore passenger .service got in Hie five-.tale ntes of C*D hack to normal schedules ifainis, Oregon, Washington, The leniporary restraining Idaho and Nevada order w-as served al the head A fleet of CO helicopter* — quarter* of Ihe Brotherhood of military and civilian—wera Locomotive Firemen and En engaged in th* rescue opera­ ginemcn in l\ aslnnglon tion. In northern Calfornia. Issued lale Tuesday hv fed The overall picture in the era) Judge Roherl Elliott in flood ate* allowed a stagger­ C’olumbu*. Ga the order said ing loss. the sudden strike that strand t'altfuiiiia G ot. Edmund G. ed holidav passengers in 13 Iliown said the loss in hi* stales was a serious and tub- state was consei vatlvely tslistantial disrupting" of the rail­ I mated at $300 miRion. H* d i ­ way’s duty undrr the Interstate ctated 21 counties disaster ar­ Commerce Ar! eas and has asked the federal Elliott sei a hearing on Ihe government for grain to feed order for Jiinfc’7 al CoHThlbu*' starving livestock in Hum- Southern Ky. Walkout Just A Prowler . . Don’t Bother Us l i e w a n t e d lu-'p l>u! d l d n I w a n t fo h r b o t h e r e d I his Is what vi a - pill nn (hr JhiIics- tioldt County. ESTIM ATE DAMAGE Federal officials who tour• ■t Oregon estimated Ihe dam­ age in (list slate at %'Mb mil­ lion "at least.” In Washington, flood dam­ a g e w a s estimated at more than f t million in Columbia Count), where 13 bridge* wet# completely destroyed, Gov. Robert E. Smylie of Idaho said a preliminary estimate of damage in his state was fS Mi llion ti, public property. iih-Kcr iumI, he foie mulnigiii l,|V( TllJtlll ' Who i, v*mi kin^ (■might Send » car to m> mullicr » hoiix# .it ----- av I lw*Iir\r Mvrrr a provUrr tlirn* I di>n 1 w mil lo vvuit y hr* set «IcMl t y*o 11p |«» if 1c" 1111ll ni- AK6.J 'ton t U.lhi-r mr 1 4iu In he'd M LONDON ( CPI) — Austra­ I'atrolman C a r l DuiUun %rarrhe.l (tic* arra and rr lian *i(finaU here announced pnrtrd *1 cMuldnl (md a Tuesday that the American l-mluiental Oil Company has Uimn *# been granted a permit to, look (■■r till on ihe northeast coast of New Guine*. Oil Permit I’arlianientariiin Knds .r)‘> Years wvsiiiNGToN ie r n - Smiale paihainent i t u n Charles 1 W? Ik tils reijrerl bwiav a (h r .r> Pl> ern Die s \ \ I n s t : Costs Rica — S3 vears nf rnntinuuus sflVlre 1 1 PJ i — X Chile in ppivsta In Senate Jobs plane with (oui ni*n and t woWatkins *- ha* Im-- n jiarlia in.in alqiard -rashed Tuesday menlarian since I!kl7 when the mglil on the sliqies of the Tur|nh w a , rreale«l a, » sejiaralr rialba voh ami All five wera JMISl reported kltle«l ) ou r s'\£ > •. S \ m bol A -r1 ICC Loosens Herald Offers Income Tax Advice Driving Rules New Forays- jglaa vilL .1 N EW CAR FINANCING MIW C44 IWANCM ■*TI Call the auto loan experts: Ralph Pezold^ or Jim Doucette, today. Phone 322-1611, FLORIDA STATE BA N K Member FX M .C , [f �l f Police Ponder r Possible Link In 2 Robberies CHICAGO (UPI) — Author!Ilf* tcrutinlzed Ihf eim Rarity lo d a y lifT li* . robbery of col­ lection trucks In front of Ro­ m m Catholic churrhca in suburbin Chicago and ratersnn. N. J., to determine If there waa a link between the two caae*. Police aald they found par­ tial finger and palm prints from article* left by the three bandit* In Divine Savior church In *ubtirh*n Norrldge, where they looted a Brink'* truck of 1223,000 Monday night. Exactly one t»eek previous­ ly. three bandit*, alio wear­ ing Halloween maik*, burit Into a church rectory In P a ­ terson, bound four prle*t*fand made off with $300,000. That case alto remain* unsolved. Marlin W. John*on, »pecial agent In charge of the Chi­ cago FBI, *ald It wa* possible "that the Paterton mob could have come here." _ Michael J. fiptotto, Chi­ cago'* acting chief of detec­ tive*, said that If the robbery was the work of the same Longshoremen Lag, May Hall Contract Talks a . — . . U. S. Wheat Legal Notice Sen. Goldwater. Escapes Knife W A SH IN G TO N (U PI > S e n B a r r y M G o k t w a l e r w o n ’t h a v e t o u n d e r g o s u r g e r y to c o rre c t * b s r k a ilm e n t. It had b e e n r e p o r te d he w ould h a v e an operation next T uesday. A spokesman said that Gold water advised him that his p .i.m b a i, 1)14 I S K A l.l doctor* had concluded (hat A r t h u r H. B a c k w t l h . J r . C l e r k of t h t C i r c u i t C ourt therapy should resolve the B n K l l a a b a 'h B r u t n a h a n problam. Goldwater auffar* oc­ n e p u t x Clerlt casional pain from a muscle A Vfi C. 11SO S'. n i l i 'K , pin jb -ta u w d by a chip from KAN * I d i W M i K S ‘ i.j\e) a for Plaintiff . * a w W b r a . atWKeal Central Boulevard rtitsad n , riortd* Legal Notice rat-iivh t>*c i*. i Mi. rr>it»# IA Till'. I INC* IT lOIBT. 111 TUB CINci lT r o t ItT n r AI ATM jri'DII-141. I-IMI I IT. IS T i n - l l ' T I I J l D ll 111. r i t i ­ „ AM) JfUkH aKMIMlI.SC Mil »- l l IT o r F I . O B I I M . 1% A M I .TV, ri OHinv, I F o b sf . m i .n o i . k r o t a t *. i a i i h m r s i an . m s«4 ri.tiH iiii. T i l * N F W YOB K HANK FOII IN I 'H tM ’KHV, an. i i f i l SA V IM IS . a N'*« York f n r p n , . | MITII H OF II IT alias, vs prvr i f t y rnn FAVINOB, rislnllff r im n f r t li i til rr*i p n r t t l n n . a ru in iirr. C I I A n U F * (I A N U F H S O S el al P a f a n d t n t t r m n t . r * r o u n T at isw . • u n f i t n u n . «t *l. i n n e r n r si'IT t m r i T i t a .DFi.ri.oBins * T»»f* n • nt » i . M i r n i n y TOT T H U U H r o i ’ UT i l l T N N , t o i eiiA ittr.H n and ANNIIC C ANDKII. • alnnlt man > • 'V BON, hla wlfa. wh. aa raaldanra ia *141 CUiv'ar lw»na. fnlumliua. Ilaaigla. Nntica is harabr alvaa lhai suit has bssn fllad In tha abova Indlcatad Court aatfnal you and aarh nf you. wand against A I. F It K li IIAItNKTTK and HKCKT BA ItNKTTK. hla wlfa. fht title nf which caaa la aa abnva shown You ara harahr raqulrad la Clla your anlwar ar wrlllta defanaaa. If any, la tha ahavt prncsadtng with tha Cltrk nT ihla Court and lo aarva a copy tharaof upon t|ia glalatllf'a altotnaya whoaa itania and addrtsa appaata haraon, on or bafora lha ItIH day of January, 1MI. the nature nf thla proeaadlni halng a aull to fora. rlo*« lha Ilea of a mnrlgaga on tha following dsacrlbad praparly alius'.# la m. miaul* Caudlt). Florida m wit: I-ot t. Block 11. Weathersftald First Addition, ac­ cording to map or slat tharaof rtrordsd la Plat Booh It. Page *«. Publlo Itganrds of Pamlnola Caunly, Florida. PUNK AND OltPKItKD at Banfnrd. Basalnola Cauaty. Slat* ef Florida, tht* 14th day at Dartmbae, IH4(SEAL) U i i l i r Mi i f f i M li III m Ntt < f n i * f Mi« h i t am ▼o r ANf» f A T U UK Y n r A l i r IIK IIK B T S O T I U K P th a t • t u l t ha* »*FFn h r n u t h f t f « l n » l >«u b y fiMMKTT KOH RAVIN’d l . t r n n n t f l l c u i r o r p n r t tlon. P l a i n t i f f , lo f n r t r l n a o a c t r t t l n M o r t g a g e m n r i p a r i* . e u U r l y dtacrltoffl 4n fha «*ompi ft I n l n j t d In Ihla au lt, f tlilrh M o r i f t f t f t n r u m h a r t fha fol* l o w i n g daa. rlhF*i p r o p a r l y , all* u t l t in Pam lnola C o u n ty . Klor* IdO. lo-HM; lent 11. Block IS. I I F . r T I . K n IIOMKM U I M .A M m) MK<*« TMlN* ONK, a r c u f i t l n t In lha I 'l a l t h a r a o f , l o c r d a - t In P l a t II....k 11. I'o g ag ft ond I. of Iho P u b lic I t a r o r d a of P am ln o lo C o u n ty , r i o r l d a t a n d f o r n l h a r relief, an d you o r a rasjulfF.t lo f l i t y o u r An■w ar in aal<1 C o m p l o l n l w ith u a d a r k M Uftg ftka ifft a u ia a C o u r l o n d l o aa r v o o copy t h a r a o f on P l a i n t l f f a A U t f * nay*. BOBKKHKBO. flOPKN** n F f U l A HKIPMAN. l i f t ! Ala* a l t y Hu tid in g , Miami IS. F l o r ­ ida. n o t l a t e r t h a n ih o S i n d day of J a n u « r y , I M l , In d r.fatih nf w h i c h aa ld i*«intplalnl w ill ha U k o n aa oonfooaad b y ydu DATED, f t l a n f n rd . T lerld i. t h l a S l t l 4 4 y of Daoam bor, 1144 (S^AIal .. A rth u r H B t c h w l l h . Jr..1 A r t h u r H Hark w i t h . Jr..* 4*1ark o f . t h e C i r c u i t f o u r ! Clark ef lha Circuit Court I|yr; M a i tl . a T. Vikll%n U n M a n i l a T. V lh lso . 0 O ROKSB. W i a i l T * I l l ' I t F O H D Deputy C lo r k A m erica s N a t l o a s l B a a k Bldg, f t O I K K B K f ia , H O f i rK B E R O r . O. Baa 11*11 4 Bl. F a i t r t h u r g II. F larld* .A t l a r a a y s far r U l a t l f r V u h l l a h Daa. II, g l , I I , IMS * J a a . a. t i l * . - • .CAM-I I • • • a WASinNGTON (UP!) _ BUFFALO, N. Y. ( U P I ) - A Senate investigators said today | black imported felt hat and they had uncovered a vicious an abandoned stolen car were nationwide mail • order racket the only solid d u e l police had that peddles names of alleged today in their hunt for a pair teea age "party slrls." of dipper bandits who Hole Many of the names checked 1299,130 In a daring city hall by investigators turned out to robbery. be tbose.of unsuspecting daugh­ Police had the hat because ters of prominent person*—in­ a passerby who saw the two nocent victitna of a Chicago atick-up men daih from eity amqt dealer. f hall Tuesday thought they Staff members of the Sen­ might be purse snatchers. Hr ate juvenile delinquency sub­ lunged at one and knocked off committee, headed by Sen. the chapeau. Thomas J. Dodd (D-Conn.) are The purs* the pair got away preparing for a hearing early with’ included II*.243 *0 in next year 0.1 efforU to peddle cash and the balance in non sex through the mails. negotiable tax checks. APOPKA HOUSE SHOW officer* (pictured nt the last show) are, kncclAmong the cases cited to The unmaaked bandit* walk­ United*’ S t a l e r International ed into-the building, slugged — inj? from left, Bill-Gonroyr-prcsMent: Joe Walton, director; Mrs. Maria Franklin, secretary; Steve Rrainard, director; Jay Decker, director; was that of' a Midwest smut the city treaiurer with a pis­ standing, Mrs. Janet Halker, director; C, W. Morrison, director; Harold merchant wli* advertises in tha I tol, and fled, with tha loot. Franklin, director; Sonny Halker, vice president, and Mrs. Gavtha Con­ mail that he haa an inventory » • a % Like other recent robberies of 10,000 name* of teen aga roy, treasurer. in Pateraon. N. J ., and Chi­ girl* complete with addresses cago, Tuesday’s haul had the and telephone number*. earmarks of cartful planning investigators said he sel'.a and a good tense of timing. the names and numbers for S2 WASHINGTON (UPI) — The gunmen struck only min­ Vic* President-elect Hubert ute* before a Brink'* armor­ for 30 names. The names ar* grouped by cities and states, H- Humphrey resigned hla ed car. waa to have picked it Renat* aaat yesterday to per­ up. according to the Senate group. mit tha appointment of hi* One investigator sent for and Police said on* of the gun received names from Connect!- 4 Democratic auccasor, Minne­ men waa teen at tha office sota Attjr. Gen. Walter F. Monday afternoon, apparently cut snd the Washington-Itali—.— Mondale, a few day* befor* familiarizing himself with the more F r c a i r l l e checked 15 nr | . you. Reconnaissance Attack’ Congrea* convene'*. __ , 18.and discovered most wrra •flirt# ~friam*‘yirnmlnent' fJHTIHY 1 * Humphrey, in a - J e tU r A poTice spokesman s a id ■Squadron f lirt* tllvAzl.!fJ.'_ Got. Karl F. Rnlvaar dated that besides the hat, the car j Sanford Naval Air Station'* who had no knowledge they Dec. 23, made hi* resignation and descriptions of the •"<>!training squitdron, recently were on the list*. as senator effective at the men Uieje was little else 1° grn<!untr<l unothrr group of One girl named on the list "close of business" yesterday. had just entered a convent. onHeconnhisiance Attack pilots Ha said he was doing so “to "There's not much niore and navigator* througFi it* in­ In the preliminary inveatlga- • permit the'appuintm ent of a than that," h* said. lion, it was discovered that • tensive and demanding curric­ junior senator from Minnethree of the girls had been conulum, insuring « maximum l-T. t i t AI II. Moore (left) nntl F,ns. Walter E. -or -.after. Dac. 10, t— —f u e le d - by.--#fcJloaloa-bwogitr^T= . 9<iv N A O -V c r r t i f T m t e a . 4— c t(>m nf xtrT'o'nT.fT—rmif 1»«4.M man who said he was coming in the Attack Carrier Sink- Tha resignation action will to Washington on business and ing Forces. snahla Mondala to obtain a wanted some nighttime fentaio Due to the recent Naval day or two seniority of Ban­ companionship. Air Observer (NAO-H) reilesal* service which often proves T h e ' investigators said they ign.stion, the newly gimluati-il valuable later in committee would focus their inquiry on officers were joined by pre­ assignment*. . the compilation of mailing lists vious graduates to receive Newly elected s e n a t o r * and how they get Into the certificates at the presenta­ otherwiia take their oaths of hands of shady operators who tion ceremony. UNITED NATIONS ( U P H offira^and hava their term* prey on teen agars. The redeaignation rhange* Th* General Asaemhly tries dated from the day tha new When Mr*. Letha Fowler, Mr*. Fowler has hern active II, i the technical speciality of thr Congres* convenes, next Mon­ agsin today to wind up »h« program of the Lake 1904 session with agreement N" v" ' Air 0b,erw ,r (NAO-Ri ibma coat nd hat and rloaea Mary Chamber of Commerce, WASHINGTON (UPI) - day. on means to avoid a U £.■1bombardier-nav.gator to Ite- the doors to tha county Food ihopper* atocking up for Sovlet financial showdown. connaissance Attack Navigat- juilec's office on Tuesday tlm Lake Mary Woman’s Club, the Sanford Pilot Club the first weekend of Uie new Diplomats hoped for agree- <ir (NAO-V). the new redes- mhi-'lI hasp i-oinpletid 22 year# mol wu» once a director of year will find a generous se­ ment from Moscow and Wssli iKnation ba# shifted tin- of service a# chief clerk tho Lake Mury Volunteer lection of traditional holiday Ington on an appeal by Secre tiaining e*n|d.a#i* tinst office. Kite Depat ttnenr. fare. tary General Thant for volun from ,h» Af,A to th,> |{A6C Of equal importance, how­ Not only wil) Mrs. Fowler Meat counter* will feature tary contributions to meet the 'B'|«n*e ’ aircraft, ever, is the fact (tint on that la- missed by the county plenty of turkeys, ha ml, and mounting UN deficit. • | B S’All-3 I# the only UAf>r late she'll be |ockni)[ up the judge* whom she served, beef roasts—perfect tor fam­ mount "‘tuadrun •authorised Such a fund would amount * * • ,» * * to train th, , . , t PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — she'll also be missed by. al* Sanford Moose Iaxlge 1*31 to a face-saving device for *"'' ily dinners and buffet service. t« o n n * i...,^ e -Aft, r fhl, f c* rk The Philadelphia Bar A#aotorncy* throughout tlijs urea, Fresh produce counters will FhUrtainod some SO children Russia. France and six So- A t u ^ N»vlL'«tora <NAO-V) no i,1BI1 employe# at the Courthouse nation, with le«a than oneoffer a colorful array of brus- at the annual Christmas parly vlet lalrllite. which (ace .he "r tH* A H ...... and I acil.c , h r .R and other county personnel fifth of its .1.790 memherahip sel* tprout*. broecolt, cabbage, (this year Special giie«t§ for prospect nf lo.lng Ihe.r a.sem Heel RAM squadron# ,0 c o n t i n u e ^ r probate a# well a# newsmen and cltl- in attendance, ha* reeomrarrota. celery, lettuce, onion*. Ibe occasion were member* of bly vote, for what amount, to A< 4,me. the ,lr w l|h ll Itn, who frequented the mended that crime new# he ■qtiHilron hn# c o m p l e t e it t tt, t( , tnuradishes, squash, and sweet Girl Sroui Troop 337 which is nonpayment of dues. reetrirted hy attorney* and film nt \\ intei Park county judge's office. potatoes For fruit cocktail ap­ sponsored by Women of the The UN charter provides J transition of over 60 flight putdir officials. Mr*. Fowler, during her 22 petizer* and salads, there are Moose. Sanford Chapter I4<v». tiiat any member in arrears crew memtieia to the RA6C )i'M* in tiie office, first n-rvThe association approved a The troop, led by Mr* Msr- the equivalent of the past two aircraft. plenty nf apples, hananss, ■‘statement of policy" despite ed under Judge It. \ \ Ware I.t. Craig R. Moor* w « s the grapefruit, grapes, oranges and tl Danklefs of Ltke Mary, yesr*' assessments "shall th# opposition of newspapers, sang carols with other* attend­ have no vote " firat trainee lo receive the from 1942 until 1949. From tangerines broadcasters. Mayor James It. 1919 until 1954 she served unFor the fish course, look for ing invilcd to join In the sing The United States hat in KA6C designation and Fn> del Judge t). Dougina StenJ. Tale, |Hilire officials. Hie plenty of canned pink salmon, ing Santa arrives! with gifts listed that Ihii sanction he Walter E. Cnrlyon I# the must district attorney'# office amt all mil. She w h s Judge K. F. fish sticks, and fish portions. and bags of candy for aII- the applied against Russia and recent graduate. Judges, including two state Houahold#r'a chief cleik from children and young people af­ other delinquent* on the first WASHINGTON (UPF) _ Supreme Court juetire*. 1954 until 1958. From 1966 to ter whtrh refreshment! of ocrsslon for a vote Theodor* Voorhees, aaeorla194,0 alie aervrd Judge Wllaon l.ila-ral House Demonsts, fol­ chips, pretwls, nuts, and punch The Kremlin and its satelli­ Alexander and also Judge C- lowing a nierling with Speak­ tlon chancellor, denied the re­ FUNCHAL. Madeira (UPI) were served from a buffet tes slrrsdy ir e delinquent, Vernon Mize from 1969 until er* John W. McCormack, strictions were a gag on nrwa —A memorial service was held table decorated in the holi­ and France will he on Friday media. He said Hie list of ta ­ the present time. here, yeitarday for 10 vlcUms day theme. pushed ahead today with A* a result, the assembly Several days ago Judges their drive to penally# two boo* waa aimed at preventing of tha Lakoola diiister who -.Tha Chapter had ill Chrtalhas operiled since Its Dee. 1 Ware, Stenatrom and Mia* Southerner* who supported a repetition of "Dallaa" in were buried on Ibis Island. mas party following thla week' opening under an agreement gathered for an informal Sen. Barry M. Goldwater for Philadelphia. .DANVILLE. Va. tUPJ) The Greek linar, on a Christ­ mas psrty following this to raise no Issue that would Voorheea aald a aubcomFour Danville police officers ceremony in th* Seminole preeldent. mas cruise to Madeira a year week's Monday night busineai require a formal vote. mlttea study, ending in th# were suspended on morals County courthouse and pre­ ago, burned and tank with the meeting. Nrither McCormack nor charge* involving a 13-year-old sented Mrs. Fowler wtih a Rep. John Dlatnlk tD-MInn.), policy statement, waa begun loss of 133 live*. after girl who said she was ‘'at­ ailver eerving tray. It wa* In­ leader of the liberal*, would shortly . . , , th* aerie* of scribed: tracted to men in uniform " discus# th , 46-minute conferWhlf \ d,vt,;P »d th* assassination of President JAKARTA ( U P l i - A t r Msr •'For 22 year* of faithful enre they held Tuesday. Suspended were D L. Dalton 1 John F. Kennedy. ia ik# l a a n ml ik# i •>■!) shsl Omar Dsni announced toand L M Stevens, charged •erviee to the people of Sem­ Hut McCormack, whose In­ lemlanla Caeatalj, M»r* J.., *l . i #h with statutn.y rape, and Jam es inole County from County Air Force will Mat. | aa V*reafc«M. inf fluence could b# lonsiiicreUr, , In ro t I s t a t e af G. Owen and W. L. Gibbs, Jlldgra R. W. Ware, Douglas apparently did not try to talk us* Ciech-made Jets and tratnOVER 35 YEARS JAM CP W WHITE ing craft to plac* of U. R.PITTSBURGH (U P I) — charged with contributing to Stenatrom and C. Vernon th* liberals out of their at- | P eae a e a d At First & Palmetto Mix*, 1964." Ta 4H t Frill taro ond Prranna made plsn# b*ginni*ig next "Craaplng selectivity" in stael the delinquency of a minor tempt to purge Kept. John (Alongside old puat office) I ovtna ( tain** nr llemaoda year herayse America has re- price increase* ,ia an Police Chief Eugene G NJc Judge War# declared: "Th# Belt Williams (D-Mlss.), and nfant ianlnai «bI4 KalBlri . , Cain said the girl, who had |>r«pl« lo **U spare part* to that could aprout into of Seminole County Juv You an d a a r h of *o« are Alliert Watson (D-S. C.). h r »• h > n o tified o n d re iju tr e d m I n d o n c t i a • nil* dslinqurnt as far aa th* represented herself i s being owe a deep debt of gralituda The move to strip the two prFBFnf any rtalma and d*m*nda natjon's economy i* concern 19 yesrs old, mad* the com­ to Mr*. Fowler for her Tong men< of their party aaniortty a h k h >ou. «r mthar nf you. nio> hake a g-*in at the aetata "f plaint herself. The Tower of Babel, early, «d. year* of faithful service to u* and stand will be mad* S at­ I »inf • u While dr. teeed lata Nine major atcal companies Hr said the girl said slw all.” Judges Mise amt Sten- urday. •if 941*1 I'nunly. to ih* fount y co-operative building project I h'Ib * of Hrmlnola County, in Shinsr failed because of a have announced a gii.to-lon made dates with the officers strum concurred in that exAt that time, House Demo­ kYorlda af hla off|ra in tha l a n g u a g e d i f f i c u l t y . • OirpetB • Furniture {increaa# on gslvanittd ah*ct after they got off work. He preasion. 'M rs. Fowler," said crats will caucus in prepara­ c o u r t hoiiao nf aald (’nunty ot • Tile • l’ianoa h«fford, Florida. wAlhln ala ral— which i* Ul*d widaly in th* said the girl Jold of m ruluyu.Judge Stenatrom,* “will be tion for Monday's opening of andai month* from tha lima of • Rentil Beds in, a u lo mobile* a rxi in a 'mAamAeniutd by everyon#." •utomobilt industry. th* 69th Congress. tha firat publlratton of thla McCain said all four men de-j Sh* cam* to Florida with Undersecretary o f th* not Ira Ka* h claim or demand ahatl ha In writing, and ahall V 4 M X, *4H #. #4 4 B T II K Kl.- Treasury Robert V. Rooaa mod the girl's story. Dalton her husband, th* late Sidney •tata tha |»la« a of fr«flrn*-r and I .K S — C u n - r a l # # r v l r . # f.*r post offliF addraM of tho rlalm* Mr# M arlti* Kll#n Vam #, 41 said theie increases war* not and Owen are married. All of Fowler, from Iowa in 1936, ant. and ahall ha aworn to hy 14) V l n # » o o 4 D r lv s. Hanront inflationary by thrmsalvra. (hr officers ar* in their twen- and in 1938 they moved to tha rlalmant, hla agant. nr a t­ w h o «4I«4 S u n d a y n t tn ju rla# Loch Low in Seminole Coun­ torney and any am h claim or r . r . u . d tn #n a u t '- m s h l i . # r . But ha warnad thay carry Lha Ues. demand not on fllad ahall ba •XU.n* In T ro y , Ala., will h# threat of inflation if allowed Dalton and Stevens w*r« r e ­ ty near I-ake Mary. Mr. void 4i.lt! a l X 10 - p m T h u n , l a y to "creep across the whole leased under $300 bond and Fowlar. passed away In May Trt»y P t u a r t a l Klrat I ta p ila l C h u r c h w ith of this year. Owen and Gibb* under $230. A* a d m ln la tro tik r o f the llav. ) r a . l H. c h a n , # n f r t n a i . rang* of steel product*.*• To Favor Successor GALVESTON, Tex. (UPI) —Work slowdown* by longshoremen today threatened to half contract talk* with ship­ per* aimed at averting a threatened Maine - to - Texas f a n ' f ' - t t h e y w o u l d h a . v t ^ n e c d . ' h t k - l i r i i f f c . ___. % • Humphrey Quits Post # d —focal t a i n t . This took Tlte key to the problem I* planning. ll*« Juit a* l i k e l y the ..... ............ number of............................ Internatidnal t h a t ’ a local holdup gang ’’ ’ v ", , , , .. . ... Longshoremen a Association studied the Pateraon Job and (ILAI member* who' show up was Inspired." t h e for work.Officers speculated Shippers argue they ran bandit* might have driven to O'HaraD Airport and »•■»*! taken *a not bargain on a new contract Alt jriM * ***** % plan* to another * » * ! • ; * - ~ * h ila dotkwoiker*. -aU r^ -o fl the Job. The I LA In turn lays it ia doing all it can to main­ tain ‘'normiU" operation*. RABAT, Morocco (UP!) Work range were below Morocco aigned an agreement normB| in th t port to purchase 100,000 ton* of Moulton. They were reported American wheat; normal in the smaller port nf Galveston. Rut nowhere were work gang* ahsping up for night shifts. t * T i m o m e r r r r o r i t T (►** •.Management Is not pre­ T im > i v r n j 1111c' 1%r n i« CI I T l \ A M I KOH » M M Iso late pared to make an offer until r o r w T r , ri.o R in * . operations ara morn nearly rHAH'RRY ran. 144m K lllflT N AT IO N AL O I T f HANK normal,*' laid Asst. Secretary T r u s t * * T h 4 PhlWp r*ir#y M a n u ­ of I.ahor James J. Reynold* factu rin g (V tm p tr ir r*nslon , . Joint meeting Tuesday )Man iimlar • i r f P m i n l «1at*«l J)»ctrnl»*r St, 1944, ith *hip|K-rs and JLA offi­ Plaintiff, cials. Me met for 45 minutes with wouKitT k ncaii, *1 «i. Oef etwItM e both side*—their first joint v r r i r a n r atl.n NOTICK 1» MK IIKBT ClIVKK meeting—and then continued e h a t OB ( h e Hll> 0 * y n f J a n . for another 46 minute* with K i r r , 1 l * t a t t i e s A. SI. a l __ . 4 ha m a m d o « r nf Ih a O i u t l - the I I . A , ._ li'iuaa of S e m i n o l e 4'Aunty, a l He evhrduleif’separate talks Stanford, r i o r l d a . th a u n d e r a l | n » d c*1erli will o i l e r for aale today, firat with tha union 4o t h a h l a l i e e ' an d heal td d d er and then with the shippeia. f o r oaeh th e f o l lo w in g do# crlbe<l reel p r o p e r ! ) J.,.1 : i . OAKI-A.Vr* *• l l . t J* a n r o r d l n e lo t h e p lat t h e r e | o f a t re c o r d e d In I'lal Bonk I I r « « e . 41 an d *4. r u b i tie I t eco rd a o f Sem inole C ounty, Florida, 4 o g » th e r w ith all a t t u r t u r e e I m p r o v e m e n t a. f l a l u t e e , wppW a m a* au-l a p p u r t a o a n c e a on a a l d lend ur weed lu u u o ju n c tlo n th erew ith T h la aale ta m ad e p u r s u a n t In f i n a l d e c r e e of f o r e c l o e u r t a n 4ered In (*hanrer> ao tln n Vo 11111 now p e n d i n g In t h e Clr* c u l l f o u r ! of an.| for aam tn o l* f o u n t ) , F lo rid a. u a t k ii t h is se th d « r m Smut Peddlers' Using Mails Face Senate Probe Chapeau, Auto Only Clues In Daring Holdup SSi f n f r l VmO P u r * 2 — Due. 30, 1 9 M H E lS M A M IMS Alnalty BulldlPf. V ami IS. riorido I'u b lia h Daa. IS , It , 1114 4 Jo o New Designation Shills RVAH-3's Training Style UN Assembly Tries To Avoid Showdown Holiday Fare Said Generous Letha Fow ler Ends 2 2 Y e a rs' Service 80 Children Lawyers Urge Gag On News Attend Annual Moose Party 'Renegades' Face Penally Memorial Rites Teenage Girl Accuses Cops Plane Switch Legal Notice Nation Watches 'Creeping' Steel Sanford Furniture Co. Funeral Notice F a t a l e of J a m c a W. W h ite , 4a«aaaad H W. W are. A llo t nay for E a a c u t o r P- O H oi 1411 Hanford, F lo rid a W o o d r u f f • I'e rk Jn a llu lld ln g P u b l D h Dec. I t , 1144 A don I, II. 14. 191ft. ODH-M You’ll be Happier in a FORD from Strickland Morrison, Inc. ■'kill'll I lilt M il 1 I in: 11 111 t i l l ! sw ro iti). I I \ .T.*-’ i i s i w . i* t , 1 1.>«)11. l . t l e I Ml. ClrM*M MONEY Ing B u r i a l w ill h# In D a k la w n M . m o r l a l P a r k lallh . a r a r a will ha n # b b y O r a h am . H aro ld C h a p m a n . A. I . W llaon. B a n n p ' Auafliv K i r b y Bit* a n d K C. H a r p a r gr. ^ H o n o r a r y p a l l b a a r a r a a III ba daaewna of t h a P l r a t l u p t l i t Church O ram kow Funaral Mom# l a r k a r g a . Just t i l l us how m uch you need to pay old bills, for hom e im provem ents, car repairs, for all your sea­ sonal expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous service. 25th & PARK SANFORD 24 Cask Tea rir«4M« Frnil ,$120 00 $ 7 00 1100 188 00 1300 220 00 1100 31200 24 00 4)2 00 3200 612.00 LO ANS UR TO $ 6 00 open From 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. Friday, January for your shopping: convenience! 1 «) i FAMILY F1NANCI SIKVICI, INC. «f Sanford 110 South Magnolia Street.................. FA 2 4612 1) * I t �4 # • i V >■lotMMfeH] ®Tjf fratiTnrft ■VTri:l> » ’ ► &. v * WrraTTi Ilec. 30, 1001 — Pace 3 3 BIG REASONS FOR SHOPPING SUPER-X i • -r t iom _ - — 01N EST P R IC K P R IC ES d ru g sto re s $2.00 VALUE GET SET America's Fastest Growing ^Drug Store) Chain HAIR SPRAY 13 OZ. CAN, LIMIT 2 Pfices in effect thru Jen. 3,1965. VO-5 SHAM P0049 7 OZ. SIZE, LIMIT 2 r 15e VALUE, PACKAGE OF 80 PAPER NAPKINS ; ^ . OPKN MOV. thru SAT. 9 a.m. In 10 p.m. OI’FN NEW YEAR'S DAY II B.m. to 8 p.m. ' OPEN SEN. T1 a.m. to 8 p.m: TWO STOKES TO SERVE YOU LIMIT 2 SANFORD W .A S T nonnEN* NEXT TO WINN-DIXIE — I’ll. .122-8:70 HALF GALLON THE KENNEDYS AT PLAY — Mrs. John F. Kennedy and her daughter, Caroline, appear to be enjoying the winter sports in Aspen, Colo., where they are taking a holiday. Caroline is watching a demonstration by her ski instructor. Mrs. Kennedy prep^e* to ascend to the top of a' slope on the ski-tow. (NEA Telepholtto) 3 9 9 ‘ ICE M ILK S' ^ FOR MAITLAND NEXT TO WINN-DIXIE — 1*11. f.17-7073 H O M ETG LA S S W A R F , S'] 0 0 Ra/elve a rail af film FREE with aach roll davalopad and printed •f 6 or moro prints . . . block and while or Kodacolor, in slits 120, 124, 127, and 420. (Ont day sarvitt Is available on black end whllo davalaplng.) Hi Ball or Faahionid Glaatta FOR $1.99 *250 (U ' Z Rif $9.00. Oirttfiy Cray, 4 Or. CELL0QEN HORMONE CREAM <V IUi . J2 50, Dinltiy Cray. 4 Or A FTER CH RISTM A S 12 t-=-Hf>RMONE-HAND-CREAM — - TAW ReI 1700. Dtrilhy Gray, 7 Or. S 1 00 DRY SKIN LOTION Pilantr. I1'}) cocktail or sour (la isst. 12 FOR 14.99 REG. $1 00, SHULTON C & a /ia n c & 49® EACH D E S E R T FLO W ER DEODORANT Crtam or 79c Roll On 2 Or. Sira VALUE MIXED NUTS Ilf 12 50. Skultin Ddlft Fliair, 4 Or . , ,,- BEAUTY BATH OIL MOST ITEM S S LA S H ED TO 59' 13 OZ. CAN Your Choica . . . COST BELOW COST F i l l. SI7.F, ItF WON 5 128 BLANKET REC. 13.00, MAX FACTOR $ 0 2 7 M OISTURIZING CLEA N SIN G rising 'J*Utling CteM* nf muIill rolivYG . .. . 5200 ACTIVE MOISTURIZER SPECIAL n> Julian StrnaUnin The Board of County Com nu-.iion<r» wit' expand its wr vices through the office of the County Clerk beginning Jan I, according lo an announce­ ment today by Arthur H Beckwith Jr., clerk of tire Cir­ cuit Court. Beckwith said that Ashby G. Jones, present county audi­ tor and an employe of the clerk's office since May, 1961. has been appointed Deputy Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners. Jones and hi* staff will be housed in Courthouse offices recently vacated by the county engineer "This means," said Beckwith, "that the mitre operation of the county com mission will be housed in a tingle, central area " He add ed. "the office will be com plete with a'l board records." The staff of the new office will include Mrs Joan Brooks, secretary; Mrs Eloise Ffefauf. bookkeeper, and Mrs, Betty Slmcoe. a secretary recentiy employed by the com­ missioners. Beckwith said today ‘ The operation of the office will in­ clude hardline all work for the board, processing bills, for payment, auditing, maintain­ ing records, providing accrc ta ru l assistance for the com missioners and the establish merit of a central purchaalng agency for tin county." Jones will he charged .with the responsibility of setting up the purchasing agency which will go Into operation as soon as procedures can tie com pleted, Beckwith asserted. 1 Borne phases of the opera tion are already under way,” he said, "The bookkeeping de­ partment has been set up and one other employe has been moved into the newr offices which have been completely renovated. “ We invite everyone to visit the new office," said Beckwith •'We re proud," he added, "of the establishment of this of­ fice for the county commission I'm sure that It will be used lo advantage by all concerned It's certainly a step forward in the orderly process for pro gross in our county." CIGARS 98e1 WAS PERCOLATOR IN TIM ATE SP R A Y M IST COLOGNE SOOO 1 Or. Travel Sir* * H * * 8Bo SI>AUKUa\f« A Cup |i/ f witti cin^fcn«Tit warmtr. <rl4nttpfonf flai'i uif cpi r!«?(*, s w r o i m OM >i( 12 40, Rttloo. 14 Or. .... INTIMATE HAND LOTION 5 I 65 *tf. 14 73. l u l l * Twcroor . . . . *300 MOON DROPS & BATH OIL S FjaiK COCKTAIL PEANUTS 3 - 1‘1 ItClillLlNG ~ SA50 « Ril. 17 75. Rvklrttlifa. I Or Plastic Built Y0UNQ TOUCH hand loiion PAPER PLATES REG 12.50, OuBirry 8 Or. lira NOW ONLY S1 50 ’ •( !lM.Dvt*TT4V<Bl. f REG. , onn v* >L K IS S E S TIMEX ,"ffl PRESS 25 FLASH B U LB S OR AG-1 FLASH B U LB S >» Tha foam horna permanent for curltr or roller wavea. $|59 OFF W$ reserve the right lo limit ouantWee. Add Federal ta« where applicable. ___ $1.00 VALUE H EA D & SHOULDERS DANDRUFF CONTROL $ I.M SHAMPOO •l c VALUE PRELL EXTRA LARGE SIZE tiu 20% Proven affecllvencia agalm t dandruff. S EC RET D EO D O R A N T R O LL-O N . $1.00 VALUE 36 HEARINGAVAILABLE AID BATTERIES $2.80 VALUE ICE BLUE [CANADiW DRY IV I I E R S K E Y ’S TO FIT MOST MOVIE AND SLIDE PROJECTORS VALUE *t OFF SYLVANIA PROJECTOR LAMPS *»I 11.71. Dultrry. I Or. SKIN FIRMING LOTION L IL T P U SH B U TTO N HOM E P ER M A N EN T '/l BATH O IL 6 9 )W A TCH ES l i t 17 00. DuRimr, 11 Hi SKIN FRESHENER I t f . 12 08, 44CAMUIISI7I . , R*f 15 00.71 CAP1UU SITE . . BATH O IL 5 9 . a n g e i .u k e $1.00 C O LO G N E OR keg . OUNQ PR0MISE.CREAM * 2 °° ABANO BATH l0l O IL C A P S U L E S o' >• COLOGNE BOX CHRISTMAS Q A R D S S 176 C LEA N S IN G CREAM 57“ B U BB LE BATH 6 9 = SCHICK GIFT SIT $ 19 9 % ,ArilKI1 AX1>IIIAI- lxjm " " ,IA^ REG. AFTER SUAVE 39 *2*25 OLD SPIC E OR COLOGNE $1 ULTRA FEM IN IN E HORMONE Rtf. 11.50, Prlnca Matchaballl / Our Ginger Ale, \ \Glub Soda, Collins Mixer./ I ^ REQ. 17.50, RUBINSTEIN. 4 OZ. JAR CREAM HARDMIX CANDY S t a r BEG. COFFEE CARAFE 11.25 3 cheers for parties. EXAMPLES O T H E R D EEP CUT B E A U T Y B A R G A IN S REVLO N SPECIAL Expands Services HEBE ARE JUST A FEW 8 Ol Sira fltf 14 00. Mil Fictlt, Ntir „ County Commission rtibiin nnif ntlaii hlrncl • ’* ARlIn C‘hnirr htndim* - CREAM $150 HA* 310 N. ORLANDO AVE. IIWY. 17-93 SERVE EACHfiEVERACE IN THE PROPER HAZEL BISHOP LIPSTICK. Full sire in met*! cam—--* ahidra. .4^- a — . LIQUID SHAMPOO $ | 19 C a t r . Rich Family Sue 8te VALUE 1 QLEEM j TO O TH PASTE FaraJJjr 11m r, \ . i �t '.* > w I » /•* ■ 1 M ust M ean S om eth in g * | 1 ; WASHINGTON INEA) — tain whether thesfc units will illnitK in the same field a« Defense Secretary Robert be kept or not—or if kept, their reserve specialty make M. Namur* was shooting frum how many. The decision hasn't top-notch training team lead­ (lit) hip whrn he announced been made. The offirers and ers. Pushing key personnel hit revamping of the Army men of these units will not Reserve* and National Guard. know for months what their into “standby” loses the ac­ tive reserve some of its bestThe men who must now im­ fate will he. plement this program me A few years back they qualified training leadership. Rut it does more thsn that. confused. The plant haven't went through the same ex­ been thought through. perience as the result of an- "Key” Jobshare defined at A key civilian responsible 'other shoot-from-the-hlp Me- key from a wartime stand­ for hundreds nf Army lie- .N'amarn older. The moiate of point. A man In a "key” J,,), serve units through the I’nit- the men in these units sank today may well he in a non- V ed .States was asked whul to a low level. After more key job a year from now. Rut was going t<> happeh to cer­ than a year of uncertainty once put in ''atandby," these tain of these units. He thinks they learned that their units officers are usually lost per maneiitly from the activ* re­ they are going to he abol­ would continue. ished. Another man in the These particular detach­ serve. Pentagon planning hierarchy, ments ate hut one example. when queried, said he thinks Morale is- a sensitive thing. The Peninsula Motor Ctuh, these units Won't la- abolish­ This confusion will cSuse ed. Still another planner says some of the best reserve offi­ AAA. reports that when their trucks answer rails for flat the decision hasn't la-t n mrrrtr. cers to letire. tires, the service man often The answers are typical. It The MiNamaia proposals appears now that it will he aim at eliminating from the finds that the a|>are tire is n months before many disposi­ active tesi-rve civilians who need of repair or has not be.-n tions are agreed on. liming hold "key" government |sists. properly inflated.'!they nig. g o t you check jotir spurs that time, many reservists tin paper this looks sound. will have no idea of what Is If a witl came today, these regular ly. to happen to th< in. men would in- f i w m In their Take one example, th e re civilian jobs and not available are some 32 specialist reserve for military duty. So it ripunits on major college cam­ pirns that money vvdl he sav­ puses They turn out an call- ed if these men m e put into •» mated (2 million woitli of te­ 111. standby reset ve. st arrh for the At my at a toThis reasoning mi*»elt the .raPruat vf lr«v than fl^t'.oup |N>i|it, k**, n i a f n r ^ r m i s r uf , a. year. * the r»«i iv«s program is to Grnprvlllf N u rsery ir tin research programs !ll(| t| men. The Army Is al• .......... train vs to —. 1r»e. — I .« w t_ .h p ^ r , . n ty ^ T f trim ir,d ~ « tT m rr 'tftP “ . s _ ■ -. I government rout rill ; ~ " 322-OOS6 periffu " " * loss it faces as ex|<erlenced • would thus cost MeNauiara .World War II veterana retire. Lawn Spraying I" times what he's now pay !(«'»en*istii who are key civ* mg | Almost nil tl»«f»e h M i m h b> I'h l» k— , units are I. • Ci uml di j 1 1onUilit, One. /t In »om* Idm a no-- rnllyiff 5o.s*e jyeed Kims u r g e s ! efd. jM.rtnieol hr mis, vir# fTT-ev nrv' Virgin, erlng aprnferf-,:},,, “ Flloit* c.umTt "TTT t»» cn lb 'irc t«-m h i n r . r n lh ln l ln»*ft i»rr usiiullx uul« (VjiMurp M Q'.Uilr ( \ln n y n nril« In llr. f*tjimliii|f himl« uta. f'rnnr in rnrr uf ihi» n m « Alndialiiliir t h r a e u n i t ! |iN|M*r, rniliMiiiK m lunir 'toulil mat thn iruvvrfiiiit*nt "lAmptil, afltlr»*.w,H rn«rlu|»r innrit thnii dollara. Thear oblr and 20 rrnla In roter l i p und hit; lily ni<iiivMl«tl turn MU) a m t rma» S f a i n I .......... mini » * J U J 7 * u mild fin Intlirer Im tl.t'i-rd ins end prinlinr rtMln m lien m »u arnd fur un« nf Iim fur !*••> u-Mitinie rut****. S A N F Q R O . rL D R ID A bsHikltla.) I Ye! no one known foi . »*r- | V J MUMS IN ‘ BLOOM Dr. Crane’s W orry C linic Dr-teRne. -h iU -uT-jdlnilAL,s«lvkt_w hlrh_ riatnpl* of the proper type nee ocnltted Icy Ills bralrittust. of professor, t o r he rote- er preefessnr who has his bines much clinical etperl- I'h lb l>ut no clinical rxpcti n u t with his ahlllly to lec­ • in e. ture In the rlss.roont Vlas, Peer example, when I t<aek r..Urges. seldom require snv anatomy at North western lb practical «xp*lteiu» (com ebeIOVSO*Vl> Mwltval.dvlloeel, We their. faculty though gram­ h M«I M fitlllMim Ilf lif«'<W.i» III th«* is * ...... ....... ......... . . . . , , , . , WASHINGTON - Those In | Khanli now denounces Amcr |H»ct. nin« e i«11 m\ol\<<l knnu mar anil and. hi«h high arhoMl csrhitol leade­ . t#arh-» uf tin* «|*‘|>nrtiurfil !Im ! there in no , . .. . . Washington who know most lean "colonialism " 'Ihc young III »fl\.uiri» n s muit must tw laWell grounilot grounded . . er» * itrll Hut he vamu nut a pltvau inn , .. . , about .(he murky situation In generals who la- leads assert quick r a t) ailtrrnaUvr methods ana sad or aurireun in rdurathnial rdijr«tliiiial mrthoa* Vietnam warn that we should tlielr superiority to the civilian even practlre teaching' -i. * a . , e»en prnctirr UechitiK! So hr n. v. r ntrraar«| flu preps re for possible sharp, government which the I! .X is ASK 1 f Id9: Hr. rain Kdwin .... i ii .. i f< A&h in •-1mi« «•| uk|*<<U uf armtutuy. ^/.non fuhiuitf men in . . . . . . , . ' 7 dinners In U S policy in that striving to ralaldish as the Ilnni'il ... . . . . . , Kinir i** liir n«trd nnntuiny y„r ..Ml, he wuiibl |uii . # , cenlral aulhoiity Ur .South Mrlhani .uid it t|)rruling ainiuI area #l . .. . . prufessur «•( ln#likiin I tnvrr* m mu. h . iii|.| im«ib « ii lit** SI 5 million * n*> in the wnr . Kvcn the hr si Informed ot Vietnam aity Medical Hchool. un llptin the rail fingeriiai General Khanli seems to thrrr fur the tlalrij purpoMour diplomats are at a loss to Hi m i m l /nr many years bladder or Appeli'lll! * rvplain the about face hy have taken tils plare wilts the of t a \ in^ South Vietnam from tiK n Mi*-ct*a»*fu| phyaiclati nnd Yet even y«#u Inymeu r»a1General Nguyen Khnnh. tin miliiary against the I'. X pol i niniiiuniAt nih'rriiliin. VS> aUlireffli In prlvnle pi nr the. ife that filieei itada iliv«dvf mnri on whom we have been Icy ol placing top rooiniand m niff* |i|Wfnt. tljff* I S list a .IK Ami pioneered mttnvenoua far letut aur^'ival atteiition Kiin-d t h e r«*it of t h e u o r i d . nt hanking to unity tin- .South civilian hamts. nlieatlieain, tool than the gall bladder. Khnoh conttnuci up fcqueat nf tin* le«all> mu Vietnamese. From bring our Ho when hn*r«*iuiaail U» the Actually, «»»>! c U a i wnuM ao\ff*rninenl of the 114 4 closest ally arid chosen leader, count*, he villi force a full re •tlluleii Medical School to tench aim havr benefited lar Itiou from Khanli has suddenly turned in­ amaklrration nf our |»o»!tion in <••mill v Wc c (HIM* to tin nd toiny, the atodenta «t t * dou­ iitir *y e a r a ilimectmii a tiff to Ihc har-hest rrlllr of II. S. Vlelnam. At the holiday k«*.« ol a imi^ldair u ho call* .I oi bly appi relative. atudy <•( buoiMii Anatomy, if our help Ambassador Maxwell Taylor. ton tliii U not a happ> pios hoi be would atfeen the utt ha*f U . n taiicbt aimt«>niy (t«*n«*ral Khanli ■ new atti*i practical napecta of bumaii around the varmoa » u i g u a l Imlr if it prove* more than a anntnmt and offet Iheoi ninny iheiKlnna mb f••• .«I potnta pa-v'iny* phanr will rule out K«*r f-tMinpU* hef «*i a wa that explanation of our ac even to.t. hid the «ifftlu • is, l mui1 I S nnhiai> ad%lfriw Altamonte Hpringa Knlcrpr lv« the prolf-jasii whoilbl bavi l|s v v dl not I h* rff*Kaid»fl hy otherK Mrs. . Ritchie llyrri* Sira. Julia llartoe ed a tnaikifig i»em il anti in* .ik tin invited aide* to • rmin M3B-I3IR t es* 3X34 Tb« MvvaiA ffflr«Mta l#f* dirated Hu* «f.Hiding ito iria*na lr> in dl**tn*»i if the nilhtaiy MM 4SS4 * fffft trmmm Iff* fftfftM • • |fck* all oVfff the hs.tty f«»r the '»•* Rear l.sbr-t'orr.t (’ 111 lender a of (h;it country an Ilf alfBlra. lb# wrllrr »•• Mm Maryann Mile* • p*m mmmm prttvIA** tb* 1*1* Uhl typea of a u i g h a l o|*tii|. l.abe Mary iHMirn i* as K h atih bav done, K.1H-.H7H it* a l t s ( ■ r f l t a ffk# Mr*, franrea Weeter v«Mb (diviouK reference to the • flit t a m t m■• t U r . M . I.•<!•*• i H u n t . 322-67IS f ass. Iln-rry Ihua. be kluiiild bavi •••»#» v I rilled Statea, that Yietnani • ff f t a t r ffkat 1M " « r O will Vf g ltr a ff»t|fra»H. LffUfff* ed the »pot» fur an app* ndei - . Mrs. Janr t naaelberry 1 aka Monroe will not *‘make tacrlfnei •ffffrtttfff «• affbtrt a f t Cee#pff. *30-3046 Mr* II. I.. Jnhnsea a I aenariin •#ctioi|# to rarrv out the pohc> of an) ...................... • b i t p r « « t -d ............r M l 4 t f «• A* • • • 1 tomy, *22 473* » l a p r r a a a a l lf f l* * * r M f f r f tbyruide« torny, etc. Chuluota fiirciKn country." M b i n b f 4 b f T 4 » N a v a 14. Then I he ntedlral atudelita l.nngwiaod Mrs Joan Xlagia h»r the tnonienl tin Sn re Mrs llnnna list** «'uuld liavt* If siiiicd tb« It 363-3713 tary of State 14 ieK|MiiMliiii( EtliUf, Herald; 030-2317 calmly and with patietice to ^ NVi* of the Agricultural .Staid tomy with l e f e r m c u to it* Hrllaiy North (Irlamln the outhurit from halgon At a li/atioo 4 Confervatiuo .yr* prnrtirut uaea. Mt*. .Margaret Coehy Inataud. they had to dig’ out 660-IHKS1 recent presa ronfet«*mf Mr W i t would like to take this 322-6703 Otqairtunft) Uf Uiailk )« hi for their old anattfiiiy hooka all Ituak r«*atated our willui^nea* lleltuna Os leva to brlp a united government in your acceptance id our new* ovai mrain when they giadu* Mr*. Mil,tml llaasy Mrs. Claren.r Snyder 6li*-36lt Viulh Vietnam defend lU«*lf rt*U*aM*» during ih« year VMl atetl and atm ted hoapilal in* 122-4041 ! aial to aay that we ap p re c ia te . Urnahipa, juat to team thrir aKAliut a^kTeilDM) Hr nr va dried.. it. anatomy the way It Sift M*1. 0 U the South VUdnamcar are Mr*. JnAnn Hays Mr*, rvelyn l.nndy May we with all of vou and have ta-eii been taugh t originally, able to pull thrm»clv«** to 31#-IH73 163-3160 nanu ly. around aiound Ma auigicul cether .iiid get oil with Uu .... jour tannic* a Merry ChrUt-1 nanu-l), huvine*» nf piiKhing back the ' mai and 4 New Year fllkal llai a. What you laym en acldoiu J ( ominuniBt forces in tin* .North, with >>> au*l ynace Wilbur II Arp lealiar la the alartling fact our help will no doubt con • • • i that t e a c h e it In collvgea and tlnue If. on the other hand, |j«rwf*s...... . s.-iuw.l actually ttfiicral Kiianh'a change of K.'lllur. Ilrrski W* at the l l u m a M Soi-wiy »r» nut rr.iuir.-<l l»> hav« tune piovirt to convey a l*iiKe 4 aSunfonI, F lo ri d a \Vt*d., 1) ih c i i i Ih t IIO, I IMS I change of iiuiid almut Viet* wisit to tiiauk vou tin tlw nu-r »|Hwlfir t ia m in g m TK \< IInoni’a future place in South* • d lt o r u l .»n Mofr ll.-lp N«-«xl INti. eait Avia. Uiat will catj for H " I want to also Utsnk Mr., Rul all ►•>*!> avho.il ami W U I t N a. I s I F l U M , KUlTtiM A \ U t*t HI IKIIKM I It A Mi t l l l d U l . l ^ n . ( if rMlailssa . A r M t t l Mm «« u rigorous reexamination here Sienatroni. Mr. Johns,m un .l'gram m ar |.mf«ssora i n t i i t ItOMI HI AI.K14 MlKn and very |M)sslhl> withiirswal Mr. Vincent for their splctalal '»k* many couraaa in ths-^| J t MAN I.. a l l . N a l l i i i i Atliarllalng lomolor 4 •o (Alt k-dltur of aaaialantee Aniericans hsv« ro .qs-rnlion. partment of •duration * h .i i t.m.k.K ii a iff it v i j o i i \ n o n A4iaru«ina kl«i*a§ar btw’n giving to .South Vietnam Me now have a temporary learn h..» to tea.li Mauaalng l O llu r nut m n Jielter lor snimals. Just ca ll1 I" rollrg« (ln.lu.ling modCauaiai AJ«fffliff|ug k U m g i i n o n i* WII.I.IAMA 323-070} Our m xt mes-ttug will leal, dental, law. etr.i all th* J A M i: k llllK I U K U a Botlfflf L d llu r Hu iiiim i U » M |« r la held after Uw holiday* al profeasots need la a doctor's OUTTIK A l l l n >HKU 44KL1.I c u r Ktliiwr Uie Mooac Fudge Jan. 13 al degree. JAarhanlrai anal 41 Ul 4%KI.LI i. h.i. 4iMi:.%r J p. m We will serve i ' f r e e I They aren't required to C'Muir tCilllur a t a f f I'kolograpkar liy Hal t o.liras buffet I’tease.coma and bring .have bad aven a tingle couise Ruwlws gave f y.ootl to * a friend We need y.an- help In public speaking! ft*Uhlialt«4 Ualljr •leapt b a tu rd a ). a it .1■ jf a i .4 C b rU tm n a , pub* Ch-vi-lund new s|>a|>ara' C h ii.tThey don't n*#d to hav# llatiail ClaiuiUni |)iffc rftliiig C ltrlaiO iA* R. T. Johnson, chairman liiss etiurily fund. They a r om l at Hal MirrIUM M4TKI Scminnle Humane Society taken a single class In e.lu- Helen Fuller Says Sharp C hanges • • •**»•** . a .-. ! P olitical Notebook; a sit-down in the administration Regents of thff University of Cal­ biiilflinfr and the arrest of over 800 ifornia may secretly long for the students.. days Vhen goldfish swallowing and The" decree of ideological ferment goal post bonfires were how students on the Cal campus is illustrated by worked off their excess energy. the fact thnt the Free Speech Move­ Today, as not since the Depression ment—the organizer of the sit-down years of the ’30s, students are enam­ —was formed by a coalition of no less ored of ''causes,” and it so happen* than 22 political groups, ranging that the only causes around seem to from Trotskyites to civil rights su|>He in a leftward direction. porters. In California, the state where ex­ It should not be overlooked, how­ tremes meet to compete, this has re­ ever, thnt at most 3,000 students sulted in such extracurricular activi­ were involved (this Is tin* numl»er ties* by Cal students—and others— *»» claimed by the movement). This as picketing the House Un-American leaves about 21.500 others on the Activities Committee when it set up sprawling Berkeley campus presum­ its floating Inquiry in San Francisco ably busy getting a formal college in May 1900. education. The "others” mentioned alwvc in­ Tlie activist groups would (mint cluded a few known or alleged left­ out that this is precisely what’s ists, Marxists or Communists. .1. Kdwrong with the country: Too many rar Hoover charged they were duppeople arc uninvolved In the pressing ng the young people. < concerns of our mn-iety. The university, though embarrass­ •• But it cniild be (minted out to them— ed by off-campus occurrences of this in turn that what’s wrong with some sort, always tisik pride in its devo­ tion to freedom of speech and free- . other countries is that too many stu­ dents have t o o much destructive In­ dom to dissent. For some years an fluence over constituted authority. area just outside the campus at Salti­ Fortunately, America is not close er Gate was used by student politi­ to falling to either the extreme of cal groups. Here they would set up anarchy, as Governor Brown char­ card tables and signs, distribute lit­ a c t e r i z e d the university demonstra­ erature, solicit funds and recruit tions, or the extreme of uncaring ac­ members. ceptance of the status quo. • This was always against univers­ The University of California stu­ ity .regulations. The recent picket­ dents may have proved something. ing*. demonstrations, sit-downs and Kxactly what is not yet rleur. mass arrests stern from the Minted enforrmient of those^•gulutions^a^* ----------- —-------the beginning of the ciqsrCTiT school^-' - T h o u g h t P d f T o d a y —jc iir* . ■>.»., i i . . ; “ ' One student defied tbe-ban and was tul file duM returns to .th r earth as it was, and the spirit returns to susiiended; eight others demonstrat­ ed against his sus|iension and were God who gave it.—Heel. 12:7. themselves suspended. The board of • * To those who fully admit the im­ regents finally agreed to allow re­ mortality of the human soul, the de­ sumption of the activities at Sathcr Gate, but refused to reinstate the struction of our world will not appear so dreadful.—Charles Darwin. suspended student^. This touched off r* Bruce Biossat — Ray Cromley • "Now If I Con Just Find a Team !" a s u r e - w a y Herald Area Correspondents Letters “ g o p la c e s ” INVEST SAFELY FOR ADDED INCOME AT FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN S H A R K IN TO P R K T U I N S . !n v « f.itm n l j.crminlN r u r r e n ll) vurn a hanilwontr I ' , vrn rlv r s lr . I lr r r i'r t-ftrnings rhrrk*. -s-mlan nu ally or rr in v rsl tli\icirn iU to c o m p o u n d and grow . K N J O V IN SU R F .D S.VFK I N V K STM K NT. S a iin g s are in sured up lt» ten th o u sa n d tlollars its a fed era l a g e n ty . I.a rg er a m o u n ts rnn he fu lly eovrred Its m ea n s of joint or triinl art-m inis. PH K SK IIV K H vested i s a v a i l a l d e nl here I I. P R I N C I P A L . M«me> accrued ea rn in g s — |t a r x i t l u e Inp lu s regard less o f econ om y s h i f t s , or m a r k y i f l u d n a t i o n s . T h e r e a re no f e e s , c o m m i s s i o n s o r l o a d i n g t h a r g e s t o si i h Irut-1 from KKl K IV E sour w o r k in g c a p ita l. M A X IM U M I N C O M E . F u n d s in- v e s t e d liy i h e U O t o f J a n u a n ea rn for lh « e n t i r e m o n t h . . . g i v e >011 m a x i m u m earn­ i n g s in Jul> a n d D e c e m b e r . <Hi)F §>aufurii ^nali) Kaep your cash rastrvM naor-at-hand w h ilf ta ftly oorning high returnt. Open an inveitmonf account her*. Barbs Hume n«li%ai| • l«o a f f t b SI.MtVol.l. I U IV 1 I Z to w ..k | i us | « ..r . uu I Muatta* t i t I Muatbs - * I.M 1 Mualb V. a I'ustal it sa u la U * B t p i u fi d s . a . , a #ali) la aJxaaca. al.l. DIULll s till, t l l t t I taar t .H I U o i l l . a tm -stiika tnutiifi)io.vd. How roll can hark for rommunity you paraonally communism ? Ry S M I Muaia* at-mling DARK food packages is* I Usatb all talitcriausaa bt abroad. They roll bark hung­ er, * on which communism feed*.. I , Tbs ll.iald is a asaibsr st lbs Uaits<l l-ists wbisb U salUtsf ssdusissly I s IBs u s * Isr >ssukllc«(lsa si all IS* Issai If you tall fir* f r lands you a s t s |irlnt*4 la ibia aswspsasr. huve to have a tooth pulled, g a isi.J a* aacxutf clast oiattar Galuaar It. ISII al ta. t*«tal in five minute* you'll havt urn-• ul baalarS. s'tuiia*. aa4*r ta* aal aeCsasraaa at ttarab flva name, of “the beat dent­ I. ItSI. ist in town." Ua a* van *| any a s i l i i s s aawa tt ao.ark.aiab. at tala sflllab Pondering thu N ew 'Y e ar? al Iba Baslcid Uarald May ba rapreducad ta aay Maoatr wit*atrl writtaa psrmiaaioa of tb* pabl.sbas *f Tbs Uarald. Aay Cheer up. I s all of IMA there ladlsidaal sr lira rtspuaslbl* for susfe. rsfrodestlsa *UI b* la only one Friday the 13th. •uaslisr.J s* laltli.«,u* oo Ta* llsrald's aapyrlfbl aad wiU Ba And that doesn't come unti] August. Said Uabls tm dasaa#** uadar lb* law. ✓ (•*-i - I! Ii iMtiorukl chology! "GOING TO THE SUPERMARKET?” "GOING TO FASTEN YOUR SEAT BELT?” Th« National Safaty Council u y i moat aeddants happen within 25 mllai of hOma. . , ' Bo_bucWa_u£j M b W I . ssua O n S . a s M e a t s — » t * Aab^CMMA C,**u *** *• Asou-W or a.loleaeenl psy­ They usually aren't requir­ ed to have any practical or clinical *x|M>rience in their profession. . And no sales training at all in catching attention or clev­ erly “packaging" ideas and mixing relevant humor with their dry lecture*. It** high school, they must also have had ’'prartk-e leach­ ing” but that i* not true In colleges! A physician must hav* served an internship to start prlvtte practice, hut a med­ ical professor can often teach in madlcad school without ANY medical experience. current rate —_ . per annum Q JA s 312 W. First S t Sanford Ph. 322-1242 ii l- - r t �fffip ftonlnrli WertHS Miss Rosetta McCloud Is W ed »* * ’, Judy Kinnaird Fund Total Is $2,165 * Elks Cluh, $6 05; Florida Pow-|tributed SI; Ann Fespcrmm, or and Light, $2.03; Day and Helen Gover, Nell Wilder, Bert Night Grill $15 97; Senkarik Chapmjp, Kay Ryan, Betty Gin.** and Paint, $5; Myrtle Hurlburt, Joel Field, Lucille Gradick $5; and Philips Carver, D. E Thrasher, MarCleaners, $1.50. ion William*. H. SRople and The following person* con- Susan McCall. To M r . Arthur Summerville THEY HL'ILT TO (JIVE — The ithove group of (’rooms students con­ structed truck, jeeps, wagons, doll tables, wheel barrel, Runs, airplanes, pistols, tractors and horseshoe sets to give to unfortunate children at Christmas time. (Herald I’hoto) ■ he Central Florida Horse Show, aird I n c , will have « gymkhana Lee Sunday at the arena located n Orchard Drive off Wekfsva Sprmgs Road, Entry starts at noon with the show to be­ gin at I p.tn. New in th<; area, this arena has a show ring ISO hy 30tl fert and events are timed to The 13-year-old girl now is one-one-hundredths of a sec­ back at her Geneva home but ond by the electronic eye doctors say she will require clock. Seating is provided for -■treatment and medicines (or spectators, there is a conces­ approximately two year*, do- sion stand and shower* are pending on the rapid:ty~7if her installed for convenience of response to treatment and show participants. .Ml s h o w -, drugs. I the gymkhanas on first SunThe little girl's hack was day of the month and pleas Pictured in two places when tire show's on third Sunday of she was struck down b> a hit the month, are open to the Plot da fly Robert It. Thomas Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Mc­ Cloud, of 14$:i West loth Street, announce the mat lu g e of their daughter, Rosetta, to A t tTi u r .. £tuuruiipAk_. , £ Mass. Mis. 'Suite1 —nwrvitle— (*—ir jrwrttratr*'nf' t Inntpa High Sellmd. Hit cou­ ple will reside m Springfield. Pvt. 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HU, 1BB4 Pro Baseball Broached To local Lions About Sports Thinking Out Loud BT JULIAN STKNSTROM -A- BOWLS BACK AGAIN - - - By Alan Mavar Baylor, Alabama and Waka TM C0O #£ 0 0 4 * 0 * . F o re st There’s no doubt th a t /to t M A M A & V T IT f t r r /* J V trA * m a p 00 Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Auatln It’ll be the toughest 10-gaaes pe/Atf croctf utr* o#ty Smith a r t aeeklnf two ticket* In FSU ’a grid annals. out AM P. PAPOY o r A it • • • ' to the Orange Bowl claeh be­ V fftf.A ffA /A * #A* T*f As of Dec. 24, Rick Barry, tween tha University of Tex*TW **A ***r O f A O U t aa and the U n l w i l t y of Ala­ of tha Miami Hurricanes led a * * o cjat / o 4 , ‘ bama. The Smith* ordered and all major college baakatball G A M S' received four ticket* — for scorers according to NCAA /A themselves and their *on Wal­ statistics. At the sama time te r Smith and hi* wife Mary. last season he led the field, Now Ralph Jr., and wife Car­ only to finish fifth behind olyn are able \ o attend and Howie KomlVes of Bowling th a t’* why tyvo more ducat* Oreen. Barry, a S-foot-7 sen­ ior has averaged 86.1 points are needed. • a a per gam* while leading the I t ’a Interesting to not* that Hurricanes to six victories In all three Mr. 8m!th‘e and all eight starts. • a • three Mrs; Smith’s In thi* Howard Red Hlekey and „ family are graduate* of the Dick Nolan ’will artlat-th e lrUniversity 'o f Alabama, a a • boss, Dallas Cowboy Coach When the 55th National Tom Landry, In tutoring the Motor Boat Show a t New South team in the annual BenYork City'* Colll»*um get* lor Bowl game in Mobile on under way Jan. 18, vlaltora Jan. 0. North coaches will be will see two one-man aubma- George Wilson, who quit last rine*, on* completely enclosed Wednesday as head of the De­ for under $4,00(1 and the oth­ troit Lions. His two aides er a scuba-diver two boat with will be Lee Rigaman and Bob ‘ built-in air tank* for the div- Nussbaumer — both of whom were fired less than 48 hours 'er. a a a before Wilson resigned. • • • Ronald Giclow, a 6fcct-3V» There one’s local footballforward for Vcro Roach High ■ tr School wa* named the basket- fan that"Certain people around * 4 ^ - - •••boaUalmliart o£Ali*..S*Ak for. l°wn are calling “ Lucky.” •coring 18 points In a recent Tfila . ona' "fait; wht>w ‘- •natp.r tilt with Kau Gallic. Ronnie wlll go without mention, did I* the nephrw of The Herald’s everything but get on h l| editor and publisher, Walter knee* to find someone who’d Glelow. The game, by the way, bet on ths Cleveland Browns wa* tha dedication opener for whlls he’d bet on the Colts. the new Vero Reach High He couldn't find any takers — and It'a a good thing he School-, gympaalum. . ■ — - e ^ * — a- » did. Meanwhile, on* fellow Florida Stale University’* taking tha Colt* and offering Seminole* have announced a the Drowns six points. He ORLANDO — fSpl.) — Sem­ let noted out the Tribe In the 10-game slate for 1965. They’ll didn’t find • taker, either. play TCU at Fort Worth, Hay- W«-'d better call him ‘‘Lucky,’’ inole High's 1964-68 cjrc team final seconds by a score of 32 dropped a besrtbreaicbr last to 21. jor at Tallahassee, Kentucky too. # a * Paced by Ron Hinton, who night to the Bishop MooreHora t Lexington, Georgia at Tal­ They were asking the ques­ nets in ths semi-final* of the netted four field goslt end a lahassee, Alabama at Tusca­ loosa, Virginia Tech at Tal­ tion last week, “Can Frank Elks Tangerine Bowl hasketv like number of charity losses lahassee, Wake Forest at Tal­ Ryan, Cleveland's quarterback, hall tournament when the lo­ for s total of 12 points, Hip lahassee, N. C. State a t Ral­ bs ’up’ two games In • row 7" cal Catholic high school quin- Seminole* managed to wind up the first period In a 7-7 tie eigh, Houston at Tallahassee, They got their answer when with the Hornets Roth clubi he threw three TD passes to and Florida a t Gainesville. were having unusual difficulty •Ink the Colts. Artually, Lou Dropped from the ’64 sche­ In hooping their floor shots. Grots'* first field gyal would dule is Miami, Now Mexico Sanford" had even more dif­ State and Mississippi South­ havt dons tha trick. Rut as ficulty in the second period. tha fellow said while his ern. Newcomers in ’08 are While Bishop Moore could house b u r n a d down — Ebony Roek will be watched manage only eight points, the “ Thare's nothing Ilk* insur­ closely in tonight's 10th Tribe sank only two points and ance.” . . . schooling race at the Hanford- this definitely cost them the IV t i i k r i i n i lT m i n r o r Two of Jim Plgott’i stal­ Orlando Kennel Club by rac­ ball game. T in : s ix t h j i i i h m i . c m . Going into the third period t ' l i r i n a m i r o u a i c m x o i . K wart* from last year'* Orange ing secy. R. C. Williamson, i oi m i , n .o i i u i a . who is seeVingT'Vur mors can-" trxllln#. IS 4o ), the Heminoles Belt Champa hava retuqped « I I I M K i l l VO. MIT I — still having troutil# with JACK It. C O t t l t H i m s . AS NO. from college and ar* working didatrs for the Saturday night their shots—outscored ths Hor­ M is 'K R o r t i i i : T i m r T K K a at a local haberdashery. Jim Inaugural Handicap. o r riiin T jio irn iA U K in v kanet* six to five but trailed Touhy, whose left arm has Ebony Rock, thr Deep Rock Tuna. r u i n t i r r , hern in a cast ainr* it was Kennel ace who won last sum­ Hithop Moore by a count of »• 20 to IS going into the final C U I I L N C K N K I If U : i e U J R . •' broken in a varsity scrimmage mer'* Hodrar Derby, K*t been fram e—the only decent scor­ al( just before Labor Day at impressive in earlier sehonling ing quarter Hrad Coach Mark I •• f o n d an t# Furman University, persuaded scents and rould possibly r tr n n o t h i: op Blythe’s hoys could put to N n T I l l . JH I I F I t h l l Y flIV K S the doctor to remove the plat­ a berth in the traditional op­ f • t on llir 14th liny *.f Jatiuaty ter wrapping just before the ening night classic by taking gethrr all evening IM& At II •••I \ \| at thr main In that last stanza Seminole do«»r «*f tli# <' ur thoua# of holidays. Mike Glad, who was a victory tonight. came (o life and bucketed 16 nrininnU (*nunt|. At Hanford, hobbling on an injured ankle Already tapped as < lure Florida. th# tin ln a ig iin l t'ltrk polnti while the Hornet! rang ill off#r for m U in tti# high* incurred at Georgia Tech, starters in the Inaugural are up Sn even dozen. However, • •t ant t<*#t t.i.Mer foi • ##h again iy moving around with Starlight Kennel's Orbital, the Tribe's spurt was not lh# filling Ihk lUai r llin l I#a1 his accustomed alacrity. luirry Hughes' Miss Whirl, V M ipeH y : good enough to overtake BlahThe two linemen aiy that Jua Girard's Klssntell anil Os­ 1.HI l< llloi V K *<f OWN. *HIY I'Ll'U M W I i I NIT they ’'centered’’ their atten­ wald brothers' O R.'s Walla — op Moore even* though the NO |. H im I n I# f . M inty. MIS quintet did pull to a 30 KlorMa, aororillnt to put tion on befuddled late shopper th* defending rhamp. to 27 deficit with two and a thereof rAiurtUd in rial and “ guarded” against sslochalf minutes remaining Rook II. P«f# IK. of th# Public lU'-nt l* ..f MMitlnolt lions that the shopper In a Aftsr the Hornets' Mike Mil­ County. n-jfi.lA. hurry to “ get It over with” ler pushed in I pair of shots I*g«th#r A ltli All ttrurtur*#. might not please the recipient. Impr ov«m#nt». fUtur#A, #pi»ltfrom the free throw line, hem• «n<1 App'M »v n t itc»* nn They said they “taekle” any­ inole'i Jeff Willis mt dumped • aM Und or u##d In ronjunr. body's list and helped put an lion thtrrwllh. in a twopointer and Frank Ry United Preta Thf# baI# la ntAila purauant “ end" to their worrlea far Murray sank a pair of free (a (Inal *1»rr#a of for #i'|oavira Dad, brother, husband or boy If New York Knickerbocker tosses and the contest ended • nt e r t <1 In t*h»nr#ry action No. renter Willie Reed could do 14474 now pending In lh« Clr- friend. with Hie Hornets on top by rutt Court nf and for Ottnunot# to all the National Baskstball the one point mergln. Count)', riorlda Association team* what ha l».\TKl> Till* 24 th ilax of Several last minute field doe* to the San Francisco Ptrembtr, 1144. goal attempts by ths Tribe (■KAL I GREEN BAY. WIs. ( U P I ) - Warrior*, he’d have rookie of failed to click and another A r t h u r If H » < k w || h . J r . C*|»rk o f Jit# C ir c u it C o u r t Utsh fullback Allan Jaroba, th* year honors cinched. pair within the last acvrn see I I) ; l.llAAl«rt h l l r u a n a h a n Reed tnsied in 28 points unda also failed to register. a six-foot, 205 pounder, has I'eputy <*Urk A N DKIlSON IUIMI been signed by the Green Ray Tucaday night in Sacramento In the initial contest of the DKAN A U l W N D l . d Packers of the National Foot­ in a typical show to lead th* evening, the Winter Park A*l or n t y i for P lftln llff Knick* to a 124-118 victory Wildcats clawed the Grena­ ball League. ' 112 R a i l C a n t r a l |1oul#var d Or la min. F l o r i d a over th* Warriors In a battle diers of Colonial 64 to S3 and 1*ti I*11• la l i a r . 30. 1114 of the division tail-ender*. C IH I-ll the Barkers will play the Hor­ Th* 6-10 Reed la always nets in the tourney final this CINCINNATI (UP1) — ready for hls^tuela with War­ evening at Orlando's Davis Paul Campbell, 47, a scout for rior a r t Wilt Chamberlain. In Armory. In a preliminary ths Cincinnati Reds, has been two games Isst month he reg­ event tonight. Hie Tribe will named traveling secretary for istered 61 points against th* clash with Colonial In the San Franciscans. th* Reds organisation. tourney consolation tilt. Holiday menu. o o o Seminole Five Drops H eartbreaker 3 2 - 31 Ebony Rock Up For Start. Try Legal Notice Willie Reed Stops Frisco Warriors Sign Fullback Named To Post i i a i . a ia \ ACTION! THRILLS! <* W#*Wl l *#W TONIGHT FIRST GAME 7 :4 0 p .m . PARI-MUTUEL WA6ERIN6 11 BAMES NI6HTL tienayU.twi tTka. MATINEE NEW YORK ( U r i ) - G a r y Collins, a 6 foot-6 flanksrback for the Cleveland Browns, has become ths first pass receiver to rapture th* Sport megaxina Corvette award as th* outstanding player In th* Na­ tional Football League cham­ pionship playoff. Si t . *»***■»-» 1 SPECIA LS EV ERY D A Y ! FARRELL’S FRONION 1 m t in T 1 ; V ? A T f l MM P A R K I f PERFECTA LAST GAME r . ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A. U . - C tll P. M. I l l E, FIRST SANFORD W E G IT S TOP TALU E STAMPS L 1r ■ If If ■r js / * Eagles Out Tonight For 'Sw eet Revenge' Michigan Hopes To Keep Record At Rose Bowl Rhome Inks Pact With Cowboys Ry John A. SpalaU Did wa have a good turn out for the Junior L eaiue’a Xma* Tournament on Monday! In' the Junto* divlakm w* had 17 doubles entries and a handeome total of 2* single en­ trant*. For tha Bantams, flv# double* shot for the trophies and nlh* other* were game enough to gu for the honors tvailabli in the single* cate­ gory. After the duat cleared, the combination of Patajr Tarry and David Heidt with their 868 series, including handicap, won the first slot for tha dou­ bles in the Bantam group. Not too many pint behind was Scott Roche and Glenn Skelly with a 837 act. In tha Bantams singles event, Glenn Skcliy prevailed and will receive his individual trophy for hia 509 aerie*. * * * Switching attention to the Junior Division r e s n lt f Jim Brewef ' coupled Hit talents wxh that o r n tM a u a u i h r f ir • • they bowled t tremendous 1,188 three-game aeries .in­ cluding handicap. Jim my ex­ ploded the plaa with n 228 •cratch gama. Second on th* totem pole was the Martin brothers, Billy and Keq, w lthjheir .1,124 w i._ . incidentally, Ralph Unger started with six consecutive strike* to finish with n 221 •cratch game. In the singing event, everyon« was watching • • Jim Wood* tried gallantly to catch Frank Patterson’s winning 565 •cries. Jim didn't quite make 7 Magnificent Hope Of Indians JACKSONVILLE (UPI) The defemive hope of Florida State University'* Gator Bowlhound Seminole* i* wrapped up in a bunch of hard nn*ed linemen dubbed “The Seven Magnificent* ” The man who gave the Sem­ inole forward defemive wall it* name waa Avery Sumner, a 227-pound tackle from Adel. Ga. Sumner thowed up for fall practice with hi* head ihaved Other member* of the line were qulcklv bald apd Sura ner named them for a movie that atarred Yul Brynnar. The name stuck and the seven played the entire season with •haved heads. The seven, and • backfleld called “The Forgotten Four." will make up the defenae that hrad Coach Bill Petaraon will build against t h e highly thought of ground game of the Oklahoma Sooner* in the Ga­ tor Bowl here Jan 8. Longhorns Get Jubilant News MIAMI (U P I)—With their Orange Bowl clash only three nights away, the I>onghomi nf Texas got good news with the return of a top bark. No. 1 wwghack Phil Harris, who injured a hip when Texas played Bice in the sixth game of the srason, is running at full speed and probably will go against Alabama New Year's night before an ex­ pected crowd of 72,000 plus. NO WAITING FOR LANES Bring Out The Entire Family Free Baby Sitting Service JET LA K ES ONORA ROAD - 4 322-7542 It as h« split the 10th freme and flnlahad with a >48 aerie*. However, the dark horse in this event was P a t Omry who started bowling l e u than a year ago. P at barely m il l­ ed wtnnlag this eveet as she cloaed with a IM aeries, Just one more pin than Bo­ bby Driscoll'a SIS. As they say in baseball kide, Just wait'll next year, huh? s e e Hope-it hasn't slipped youi mind, what with the excite­ ment of the holidays, that tha Wednesday avcnlag double* league will be starting on Jan. 6. It'a going to be a scratch league with the combined averages not to exceed either or S80r® ‘n n<vf<* many bowlers around the IV) to 160 wbo'll be assigned to bowlers carrying the 180 or higher average. Sign uo If you're interested In bowlbg in a good in s p p y league. >:26 p. In. and you'll b« through around 16:36. * * • Hero'* another popular lea­ gue for your consideration. This one will bo meeting on Friday evening and start Jan. 8. Y . ______ It'a" called- ** parent-youngiter league. Thirteen weeks la the fatal duration of this league and on the 13th night of bowline, only the youngsters will compete for some valuable prltro. Including a bowling ball, shoes and bag. vill funTills P. L. le a g u e wv cUon as a handicapped league. ao It will be fair to each team entering this group. You don't have to be good Just *o you're interested in having a good time! • • # The Saturday night moon­ light bowling crowd ii getting bigger and bigger Congra­ tulation* to Elfie Oldham anil Gladys Henning for clipping the women's prltes and to Doug Owens and A1 Phillips for duplicating thia feat for the gent* Moonlight bowling is held every Saturday at 9 p m. • • • The Sunday Scotch doable* went to Marge and Al Kipp and their W7 aerie*. The se­ cond place prize money waa awarded to Chris andGeorgo DeWttt. A reminder to Seminole High School Bowling League member* that they'll resume thrlr action again Thursday al the regular lima, 4 p. m. s e e • An opening or two exists In a couple of the league* hero at the lanea, daytime and m the ovm iajs. If you think you'd like to meet soma fine folks while bowling and would be Interested in league play give ua a call and we'll supply you with the details. NOW OPEN Bob’s nnd O U o ’ b I Barber Shop IN THE NEW Sanford Plaza l l w y . 17-92 Operated By BOB W1LKEKSON A and B CONTRACTORS Mngrlie Gets Post ... ■, i By Julian Rtenstmai Herald Sports Editor The future of Sanford In minor league profeaalonal baseball was no closer to real­ ity today than It was Tutsday? when Florida SUt# Leagu* President Georg* McDonald * ■ appeared before a luncheon meeting of the Sanford Lions Club and explained bow SsnLARRY GROSS Isn’t need to aummer weather ford eould become tha 10th in mid-winter. Larry, pictured with some of the membag of tha FSL for th* live exhibits at Silver SprinjDi yesterday, is a 1968 season. jnember of the Ellsworth (Me.) basketball squad Hera for the meeting with here to do battle with Oviedo High. (Herald McDonald was Pete Schaal, Photo by Marshall Lingo at Silver Springs.) th* loop'a statistician and pub­ • • •* • • 4 lic relation* counselor, and Warren Keyes, head of ths Daytona Reach Islanders. McDonald told the Lions that the rt is today a new bas­ te concept in tha rol* played by the major league clubi and the cities in their farm sys­ tems. . "Formerly.” ' McDonald ex'By Julian Strnatrom Eagle* and the Liens will gat plained, “we had tha wo/king Herald Sport* Editor under way tonight a t 8 p.m. cuncn t J bumqjlBJLlft* new — TJia- KilawottUt High School aL the QvJado .High -gym. Th* plan is referred to VaThe pT*A EAglea of Ellsworth, Me., may first of the two gamei — won er development agreement. be touring Florida's famed by Oviedo in th* last two i#eUnder thia conciept," said the Cypress Garden* today but it's ondi oh a perfect shot by Rex FSL head, "the parent major a aafe wager that Head Coach Brooks — was played at Ly­ tragus club provide* players, Stuart Taylor arid hi* defend­ man High. salaries, manager and hia sal­ ing C la n L state champion* Oviedo Principal Clyde ary, uniform* and other minor are subconsciously > figuring Holder and Athletic Director incidentals while th* local out how to hike their scoring Paul Mikltr both agreed tfiiy sponsoring unit provide* th* puiieTf* and defend Dvlsdo wish th* second gtm a also park, lights, baseballs, bat* lligb'a (coring attack when could be played in a larger and intrr-lcague transporta­ the two clubs clash again to­ gymnaaium because they are tion. night. anticipating a bumper crop of "The local organization,” The second of the two-gam* fan* for tonight'* affair. It'a McDonald went on, “ keeps all holiday series between the a sure thing that Oviedo gata receipts, fenee advertis­ High’* hatbox gymnasium will ing rectlpts, program sales never accomodate the crowd receipts and incoma from the rxpcrled tonight. operation of the park's con- j But, ns Holder put it, "W e cession business.’’ owe this game to uur faithful McDonald told tha Linns Oviedo fans and we've got to that a Cl*** A club, what once play it in our gym.” wa* known aa flaax D, rould Observers are expecting a successfully operate with an repeat performance of the attendance of tome 18,QUO to thriller played between the PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) two club# Monday night when 18,000 fans. — Michigan hope* to keep Ite I Oviedo raptured a 64-to-C2 vic­ Th* FSL prexy mad# It clear that thr circuit wants perfect Roae Bowl streak In- tory. Mikler. who also doubles in to place a franchise in San­ tnrt when it meets Oregon sta te before some 100,000 brass as the Lions' cagr coach, ford. "We bic*e-nine clubseart to rneli customer* New Year'* probably will atari Jlin Cour­ ier, Ilex Brooks, Tim Colbert, go,' he pointed out," and we D a y.' Michigan hm played In the Mike Partin and scoring artist must have a 10th club in ordar to play a schedule of games Rose llnul three lime* nnd Hilly Mikler in tonight's af although fair. Meanwhile, the taller whereby each team would won each contest two of their viotoiie* weren’t Eagles — with apparently have 72 home dates. more depth, rould go with Just "To be perfectly frank with ccntcat* at all. Th# 1901 Wolverine edition about any five of their 12 you,” he continued. “ lo-esburg Fielding Yoat’a "Point A- youngsters. wants this franchise which Chances are. however, that would be u pdated by Hie Kan­ Mmute" team rapped a per­ sas City Athletics of the fect season by whipping Stan, the starters will inrludu John l.innelian, _John Whitmore, American league. However, ford, 40 0. officials of th* Athletics' farm Thia lopsided defeat *n In­ Larry Gross, Dirk Small and system want to place th* club furiated W rit Coa*t officials tireg .Stanley. However, It's in Hanford because of your that Michigan didn’t receive likely that John I'etroa, John excellent ball pqrk." anothrr invitation until 1948. Itnyal, Wayne Mayo, Jim Last year, McDonald as­ After winning the llig Ten Marlais and Mark Nash will serted, th# FSL operated in title, Frit* Critter'* team, see action along with Stave Miami, Ft. Lauderdale, West led by a halfback named Chal­ Bethem and Bruce Braley. Following tonight's contest, Palm Beach, Orlando, Saraso­ mers (Bump) KUiott, cruahed the Eaglea will pack their gear ta, Tampa, St. Petersburg and Southern California, 49-0. and head for Sanford’* ACL Daytona Beach. Coco* is plan­ In t95l Michigan returned Depot to board a train for ning to become the ninth club and beat California. 14-6. th* return trip to Ellsworth in the circuit and will b* op­ And It'a doubtful Oregon erated by the Houston Astro* State ran atop Michigan from They're expected to arrive In Bolton at 6:46 p.m. New of the National League. winning No. 4. Year's Day and bus to Ells­ "Next eeaxon,” said McDon­ Wolverine fan* believe thi* worth. ald, "W inter Haven will roni* is (be beat team ever -assem­ into Hi* circuit a* a farm club bled at Michigan during Footnf the Boston Red*Sox who are moving in 1966 from Arizona hall's “ Modern Era " Michigan has been picked to new spring training facili­ as an ll-point favorite and ties in Winter Haven." The leagur'e chief cxecu- | the folk* bark heme are won­ DALLAS (UPI) Jerry tiva said, *'Our o b je c ti v e is to | dering why the spread la to Rhome. the most .prolific and small. hava a 12-club league with Rump Flliott d i r e c t e d successful college paascr of two aix-club divisions. Th* Michigan to an 8-1 record, the 1964 lesson, derided Turs major league clubs want to ?1'20 d.xp^to (land in line with Calhave their farm outlets and the lone iforhij'nLCrai* Morton for a * Hiry'r* convinced that ths beat decision chancejlo replace Don Mere­ While h t y lf r g 't h e likes of place to operate their Class A dith as quarterback of the clubi is in Florida beraua* thia Ohio State, Illinois, N ary and Dallas Cowboys. state and its cities offer the Michigan State, the Wolve­ Rhome, who spiralled away finest parks. After all,” he rines managed t“ average 238 the 'stigma o f amall college added, “most of the rluh* in yards rushihg and anothar football at th* University of our league play in park* whtr* 100 passing. Tulsa ear Liar this month by major league clubs train in leading bis club to a Blue­ the spring and you can't beat bonnet Bowl victory over Mis­ th a t” NIAGARA FALLS (UPI) sissippi, signed a pact that Following ths meeting. It Sal Maglit, former major Cowboy General Manager Tex was reported that th* board league pitcher has been a p ­ Schramm said runs for “ aavof directors of tha local Lions proved for the f 10,800 a year era! years.” club Is to discuss th* possi­ deputy stats athletic commis­ The contract was believed bility of sponsoring a club In sioner post by Niagara Coun­ to be a six-figure one and th* FSl? a t th* next board ty Republican Chairman, Al­ Schramm admitted a bonus meeting. lan Vandermark. had been thrown In. ON 100 DRANDS . I ltta _ iniKAlxxi r%SM-4SSI O K I A N D O St M IN O l I Receives Award iState League Head Outlines Co-Op Plans ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! WE HAVE QUALIFIED MEN FOR ALL OF TOUT)' NEEDS . . . . OFFERING FAST, COURTEOU8 SERVICE WITH SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. • • • • • ADDITIONS REMODELING INSULATING ROOFING FLOOR TILE PAINTING PLASTERING PAPER HANGING MASONERY STUCCO - — NO JOB TOO LARGE — NO JOB TOO SMALL — 322-2287 * - FBEE EaT1MATEJ (FINANCING ARRANGED) A. J. ADCOCK * H. E. BERRYHILL �5br B aafnrb $ rral6 Dec. 3. 1964 — Pane 7 d U q h liq h iA TV Time Previews It's Happy New Y ear's Time PLANNING an at-home New Year’# Eve get •' together? How’s your aupply of bever­ ages! It wouldn't do to run out. Hop on over to GEOR­ G E S BAR AND PACKAGE store and stock up for the RESTAURANT AND COCK­ the same good drinks you al­ weekend. You'll alwaya he TAIL LOUNGE when you join ways e«joy and Jim empha­ sure of a warm welcome from them for a fun filled New sizes — no increase in prices. Laura Stephen* and the gang, Year’* Eve party. One price Hats, horns, favor* a* always and you'll be sure to ace your per couple include* cham­ —and a* always, yoiw favorite friend* there. pagne or your choice of drinks, Old Southern favorite peat, • • • favors and a swinging orches­ cornbread and buttermilk. HI-HO, THE MERRY -O! • • • tra for your dancing pleasure. It'S off to the LAKE MONROE ' They are still taking reserva­ CHECKMATE, S e m i n o l e ! l,NN we g o ^ - forjV'ew Year’s tion*, but time is ahortrso hur­ County's newest supper club Is Eve, or any time But to start ry. starting 1965 off with a big, big the new year off right, your' • • • party — everyone's Invited — host at LAKE MONROE INN TRADEWINDS Cafeteria in here'* your chance to sample is planning special entertainSeminole Plaia is ready to their hospitality tf you've not metU for you with the music serve you the best in s wide yet been there. It's just off , of the Vigilantes band — choice of food - w h e t h e r o n \u w ,. 17 92. north of C a s t e l b e r - U I m p agn. breakfast _ By Dottle Austin Are you all set for 1965! Got your list of New Year’s resolutions *11 made out! Then let's start the fresh new 1965 off with a hang—a btg bang! Below are aome note* from m e to you all about where to go to find fun, fun. fun. Line up your date, pick up the phone — get those reaervetions in now—hurry before it'e too late and you find yourself all dressed up and no place to go. TAVERN Georges COR. U lh * FRENCH — HWY. 17-tI—SANFORD WEDNESDAY, DEC. 30, 1961 little one esn criticise musical­ eratly when the guest alar la 10 U p m . CDS. The Danny ly. After all, what more does off camera. Kaye Show. Highlight la a one need do hut list; "At the 911 p m. NBC. Wedntaday dance number by Danny and Hop," "Whole Letts Shaking Night M o v i e . "Elephant guest Buddy Ebscn to ‘ Hidin' Going On." "Long Tali Sally" Walk." (Color) Elliabeth Tayand "Ten Good Reasons" to My Time." Comedirnne Pat Carrol is back to help in-the realise that only classics arc Iqr, Dana -Andrews and Peter comedy skits; she is very good performed here. And. what­ Finch star in this jungle tale as a trouble-making depart­ ever you may think of the of a young bride who finds ment store shopper. Buddy music, there's very little one her husband la a different man goes back to his Davy Croc­ can say about the performers. on his plantation than when kett days in a skit caljed Only the greatest! Only Bob- (hey were married in Eng­ ■Tort Aggravation." He's an by Rydci! and Jerry Lee land. Mias Taylor finds tt hard Indian scout an d ’ Kaye is a Lewjs, and Vic p a ns and the adjusting to her chinged hus­ THE ’ CAFRI i* having a know-it-all officer. Good show. Wellingtons and the "Blossoms band end seeks comfort in the gala Naw Year'* Eve party— 7:309 p.m. NBC. Virginian and Willy Nelson and others. American ranch manager. 9:30 9:30 p.m. ABC. Burke's Just for you. Fine food, danc­ "The Hour of the Tiger." Shriek! Shriek! Shriek! 9-9:30 p m. CBS. Dick Van Law. "Who Killed Davidlan ing, favor*, all you can eat (Color) A western drama of Dike Show. "Stretch Petrie Jo n a s!" A cluttered mystery and drink—unlimited hot buf­ vengeance and tangled per­ vs Kid Schenk." Out of step about the m urdrr of a ship-1fet dinner, breakfast, two com­ sonal. relationships. However with the scries and no im­ ping tycoon. The suspects are plete floor shows with music, strong the romance between provement. The momentary Broaderick Crawford, Dennis singing, comedyt the Virginian and illegal im ­ , * W. ^ * r *. £ r rT °° S<‘mino1* Blvd 0 n t fun and favor*. Call them right addition of guest star Jack Day, Reginald Gardiner, Ces­ Dom ha* booked for your uY migrant Ccly Carrillo may ea rs Day. In fact, Thursday price per couple provides you and m, k(. your reaervaentertainment the f a m o u s ar Romero and a couple of Carter throws the emphasisof look, you know- it will never m g h t - New Year s Eve - Is rf|,h all you can drink, dinner. ,ion' , * for4> runs out comedian Paddy Cliff who will reach fruition because of ihc the show on him and his yummy ones in Sheree North tickle your funny bone in his family night, with free dc*-(breakfast, favors — even in­ everyone Is out having a good unwritten TV code forbidding character doesn't warrant tt. and Ruts Lee, and they're f i r marvelous way. The Kingsmcn sert* fur ail — a good wa)’|cludcs the tas. American Ex- [time but you. foreign entanglemenU-for two-. J1'' '*■'* * childhood friend more interesting than the ill be there to play for your to start off tIHiS by taking the press Diners Club card* are rtifljtlcajatjt variety) who oncef*cripl. fisted scries heroes _____ [ * h0Jf out‘I ' ^ p W i r c d there — - never * n y ! * v o MAr r E R h o w ja t e you ^ n ^ A B C ddancing pleasure in between. • -MW 9 p.mr—ADC:r M h i U r hour* :- * ? ,rom rmerTTr-jrummum The New , h r. ic ,-T(v IneTWoz- ■*htvnvv«riBSi*ty Whatever 'you may Hunk' ul 'ofiemnp. payoffs ever since. • Scope. "The WihL-iVorniroi COmplcle for one- price fyqft"___________ _____ from 11 a. m. to the performers, there's very It's a good showcase in which Discotheque." Was this show 15 p m. p pi and goes iiii’aml oh' C3R up at the CAnlinr'lAJUNGE Carter is able to demonstrate necessary! It's a half-hour can't beat it. And don't forget Uicir fine (hem now for reservations. in the Valdqi Hotel., How? he can give loudmouth char­ visit to Frug and Watual par­ catering service. TV RENTAL Cause Dawn la the name of the acterizations. but It gets In the lors and stopovers at the mo­ MERRIMENT and mlrto H O L I D A Y S GOT YOU new gal'b artender there. And • Pale* • Srrvlre way of the show's usual good mentary discotheque fad E m ­ will be your* at the UAR-LOU GOT A HANKERING fur DRAGGIN? Just want to have she cornea up from "down un­ humor. Some laughs, hut gen- poria. some go<id old blackcyod pea*, a quiet, but good dinner, re­ der" — Australia — that Is 323-1930 cornbread and buttermilk'’ lax and enjoy yoqrselt! FREDThere Is never any cover . Zenith t'nlnr_-TV Salt* --Tedl. you. jsuist tu_du - go «»»!DIE'S it. tfte spot tor yoi^ — 2600 Sanford A>r. charge or minimum.. »t_the over to JIM SPE N t ER S an tjlf v t r j finest culsihe In Cen- Caritie anil there's dancing nual New- Year's Eve p a r t y - tr>| Klorida — the rhythmic every Friday night "on the Show WEDNESDAY free music tor your dancing, piano melodies of lovely Miss I I I M y I . v l r i f null h ouse" Ladies, don't forget 90 «f \ S • «r i Helm Neves at the piano in that from 4:30 to 6 30 p. m I 30 <M S h l n . 1 l * The T iger etle s, Hoot Owls N*w • i t ) Meverly llillbllll** the Lamplighter Lounge, and each day, drinks will only coat N nu I 00 ( 1 ) T h * 0 1 * f h o w and th* VA H 9 Officer Wives llun tlty-D f lu k l lf your favorite cocktail*, care you one cent per year of your (I) n ick Van Dyk* all moved up on th* leading import ( t) Mickey fully mixed to perfection at the #KO, | sn-t t|U |' a good deal! t Mis N>ir»—Walttr tr am ! In the Holler Motor* I 10 t « j T h * C a r e W i l l i a m * i *r rtilli 11• liar. If you want to be gay, get Hh p v r Navy Wives l.rague. The Tii * > )I * vr t -1ii n W 111 Tr * 11i c i ) H u r k t * 1.*w up your own little party and Hi H i# Envy Sh"V gcrettre checked in with a so i>0 t i j T h e D a n n y K a y e have a blast — the pleasure of »M t ' i ) i ) ' i n f i # Fhuw three-gam* win over the t 2 i The Heputy The Peyrho-Cerpmir* took the customer* U the pleasure 10 70 ( I ) A H C F<*<.** f ; i fh t V lriinliB Checker tail* "B" team ae 11. 0* I D N e w i r o p * a four game sw eep of points of FREDDIE'S. i« i Mr FI i l l Nemalln* TABLE HOPPING — RAR A PACKAGE — BEER 1U0R; MIXERS U S 1 ALL Your Favorite ltrnnria At A P rlca You’re Glad Jo Pay . . . SPECIAL LOW PRICER BY TH E CARE — Plrnly Of Free Perking — Eat Out This Weekend A ANNUAL New Years Eve Parly HATS — HORNS — FAVORS Free Music F o r - Y o u r I’ic n n if r o . ;N (f IN C nF.T Rr’TV— ’ BEVERAGE PRICES I Seminole TV Joan Adams Hils. Series 0(516 Jonnie Elam Roils A 461 (9> T h # I l* l i y Huki Joan Adame bombed a 203 Mfl series Y’erna Holton set the pare for the Hoot Owls )n their four game sweep of 11 10 i «» M o v i e the D ia a e tem o ti. D. Oliver (!) Ton If k! Shew shot a 166 game and Ruiy THURSDAY A. M. Reno came through with n I oft i J ) Fi’* n o n 166 gam e to epark the VAH 4 17 ( 1 > H i i n *h In * A l t n a m r Mil 4.3 «•»t hit S m u <*'ti 'D — 7 f « i D Officer VVivr* in ttieir thro, W nlhtr gam e nod over the Misfits a l ­ 4 3ft ( C I W " f i l l O U l i l t * t I on t ft® f | . Toil*? —Ii nt h Dov r « though L. Meyers and J Kirk. « k f t i i f vi hl l t * AI m i D i e ham tallied 163 and 166 re< f i '4Vik***jp M**#>k*i * ?'t tft i r ’i*Mi ndovk' f l N r w * ape, lively. T 21 « - 1 K i r i n M k l H*pe«r l Pat Oeurntph ahrvwed the 7 ly lit ** ait ki am way in a four gam e l o litp o v ­ I f I Tnftiy I I I H - k - I ' f i Mo v i t a er the VAH 1 t) Wives as she t Ift <«) l ^ f c i l K * w b , W * * shot a 176 463 for the V AII 6 th*r 9 4* f f | f ' l p f l l R I Officer Wives. The Retired ■ 24 t 7 t W r . i t h * r - N * w • Wives split with the t heel, ( I t T. s - t a v « II i?i («rtot>n« ertuil "A " team wi t h Isabel t 60 4 ! * I * i v i . f r * C o u r t (ioshorn paring the Retirees tilt A m i l l i a n U l u r n r y It F.**?fl** F o r F o w i i with a 462 eerie* and Merge t 30 CHI Mii 11« Ink 1• Field hitting 161 469 for the i 4 t H n<p e r ll ^ m Cheekerlails. The Oddjuilla *41 r ««r i n f i n t 111* 00 «2 j . ' I n k * llctfilii F o r won three over the Dragnnet1u4ify le* in another match. Mary ( | ) V** w * — M 1k * XT i 11 * f • I S I S l i t ? t -n*y P u r k * Ann William* tossed a 177/( I t I IaOY* L u ^ F 482 and Thelma U n ger hacked f ! t XTh»* • T h i i F * * f 1ft R| i 2 * N r w i her Up with a 163/466 while j l on <4* X n j y o f M*Jk h a r r y se ttin g the pace for the N A S (Ii C o m m it* lio n 11 10 ( ; l J * o | i * r 4 y Officer Wives in a four game (>i I'ric* I* Rl*ht victory over the VAH-6 RsvTh. (it T h* a R .*,f)1 Mici era t<) Thennel All M i*i ftporfa-,. Weather 11 77 (•» >Idi • it io tit m nv « o v»« R IO t-IN THEATRE T u v in : a i ii i n « m v I nrl.HMl !•■•* M W I 7 s*HI A - v — i i n : vi v x vv i t i i II, V-IIVV t i l l I I n r M l i l u l — I nliir i'iu> *i nma «"*r - i v« n hiiiii: W ALTDISNEY ___ f***n EMiLANDTUE D eU CVOUl T T i /e s WALT DISNEY S ( THE ll ■feTOIT00IIO POLICEHflIVSB WtfC* WAR Pr««3wct»0^ THURSDAY P. M. 4 3 M a > REC 0RD S nnd RECORD A LB U M S THESE SMASH HITS H E U .0 DOLLY — Original Sound ’track MY FAIR LADY ON CANDY — AL HIUT LOUIE LOUIE _ KIN(;s MEN 12 00 (2) Fijr W hll (ll tsUY* Of tell* During fl*#4 12 : i 111 Midday N*w* 14 IS (S3 Truth or C**l*> qoiiieo* (tl Fajh*r Know* B**t (ll H**rrh tor Tomorrow If 41 11 Ouldtnf Llfht 1 6ft (3) N*w*, F^d3torl*L Wemlk*r (11 *3if! Talk Hi Hallo 1’*« Pic'll**'* 1 21 ( 2 » FnfU* 1 1 * «: r Ari Fun nr (91 S'*w*1tn* (« i a ■ Th# World Tar** ( U <:» NIIC S t o i Hrport * o* *?» tanr*n « Ynull i • ( • • P*M«»ord • »# FI*ut* In th* Wind t It (tl Th* I>*eter* (II D*f In r*Bft (It Art LlnkUtt*r 3 31 (ll Now*— 1 ftu i ») O*n• r * 1 Ifotpltal w ll) To T*I1 Th* Tr ulh Ul Aanther World I 21 • <> r*11N N"* nr * 1 30 (>» Th* Ynunf Mirrlid* (l> Th* Cdg* of Nlfkt <n Ton Don't 9*7 4 0$ . »» T riH n u u if (It Nicrtt Siorm (31 Th* M*»fh ' atm* 4 10 ill Furl* Wilt It! F*ahunl (ll H*#t of Oroucho REG. 3.98 ........ REG. 4.98 ........ 3 .2 9 4 .1 9 REG. 5.98 ......... .......4 .8 9 c EACH TOP 100 HITS . . . ON .45 RPM 99 Sanford Electric Co. 118 MAGNOLIA 322-1562 lllA c k o y e Penn — Cornbread —- n u t t c r m llk ON THE HOUSE S. FRENCH AVENUE - SANFORD 1 from the TUN"* nnd thereby moved s little ,-lo.er to ^the Ii ngue lending Mi di - Jollier Flam tore ’em up with a 169 461 and Torn Ulrich shot 216 • j 6H3 while pnrmg the Psychot'einnilc team. In other ninti'lns in the Seminole Memorial Hospital l eague at Jet Lanes a three game decision wav won by the HPK a euer t h e - I ’rp Pills arid the Medic* saved some ground ill tile League race with a three point win over th* Hills Holiday Wishes Not Welcomed LOMPOC, Calif. ( U P ! ) — J ch» < aKinnut » m Bnythlng !>tit hnppy with th* holiday irrerlmir h* jfot from an *nonym oui p*r*nn. ('kfriknut rnm pliin fd to potfp* that ininrnni irrktrhrrt* Ms try t hti^lTiia* and a II h| i * I*v N« \v Year" on hi* Autumn* hilf wlilla if w m parked out* 1*1# a ho ml i n if a11# y . Wo Provide The Finest Cotoring Service In Central Florida H e l e n Nrven I'.ntrrtaina Nightly Ilia la m p l ig h t e r l.mingr G a k& e w Y e o W " E w Freddie's S teak H o u se Central l lo ^ a 'a OltlrN^ & Fineat 11------— FIN E •fe tu s. The Pussy Cel* took th* measure o f the F. 789 er ’s in * three point win and in the final mntrh of the morning the Oops lip s and the Vigilantes Split as Meda Wiltshire roll­ ed a 203/468 and A 1icar Bea­ ton bombed a 170 409 for the 1 Oop* and Eleanor Clemen* hit a goud 171 gam e and P. Pap son spun 181/473 for the Yil tlante*. FO O D New Years Parly &. D A N C I N G CA LL 322-1251 T ill H S t m . DECKMHKR 31. AT THE FOR RESERVATIONS LAKE MONROE INN Live Music! $14°° PJER PERSO N GET YOU It RESERVATIONS NOW! fin PFlt m i TI I! — INCLUDES llo m .K ttF CM ) MPAGNK AND BREAKEAST INCLUDES: Names Coach DANCING TO COLLEGE STATION. T* * (UP1) — Newly appumleij Texas Aggi* Yoach Gen* .Stallings has named the fifth man to the A*M staff in two weeks, Dee Powrlt, a defen­ sive lint coach at Alabama and hit former teammate at Tex­ as AAM in 1054-65-68. You’ll Love rf DAWN" Gal From "Down Und*r" a* In Hawaiian ■menehunea" are The Music Of “THE KINGSMEN” v \ Ol ll NEW DAVTIMR BARTENDER * i . literatur*, Dancing “On Th* Hou*e" Every Friday Night flvri. PETER, PAUL and MARY AND MANY OTHERS -^S Alwoys W xOl -cto iL ^ 1 / (Ladle* hours 4:10-1:30 Drink* Ic per year age.) RESTAURANT • COCKTAIL LOUNGE • UNLIMITED HOT I1UFFET DINNER — ALL YOU CAN EAT AND DRINK INCLUDING BREAKFAST ' ----- PLUS-----2 COMPLETE FLOOR SHOWS WITH MUSIC — SINGING — DANCING — COMEDY — FEATURING i PADDY CLIFF WE AR&NOW SERVING NEW YEAR’S EVE A HOT BUFFET7.UNCHE0N DAILY FROM 11:30 - 2 P.M. RESERVATIONS $1.35 1 Coup!* 15.00 SlnfU $2.50 . ORCHESTRA \ CHAMPAGNE COCKTAIL OR DRINK OF YOUR CHOICE FAVORS NOISE MAKERS Orchestra Saturday Night, Alao. VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD OPEN 'TIL ! A M. NIGHTLY RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE 2514 Park Dr. Sanford Phone 322-1251 �t Hemerocallis Buffet Dinner Honors Miss Nippard Garden Club DeBary Man fFljr SanforB Page 8 — Dee. 3ft, 1964 WrrolH Alary Katherine McLeod Celebrates McCanna (the former Dallas I Dartos aAd their granddaugh-1 Apopka. Games were enjoyed • By Julia Bartoa Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Med- Cassell), Mr. .and Mrs. Otto| ter, Sandra Lynn Evaaoo, of] by all. calf, Hattaway Drive, Dol By Mr*. John Leone Altamonte The flemerocallla Garden Ray M a n o r . Mr. and Mr*. Spruell Beall Springs, entertained 19 guests S and S Cafecelebrated Mr. Beall’a birth­ with a Christmas buffet din­ Miss Mary Katherine Me-1 Mrs. M. C. Keen Sr., of I bride of R. N. West J r ., ion for the ner. Guest of honor was Miss day with a family gathering. Lcod, daughter of Mr. and | Clewiston, Fla., became the] of Mrs. A. C. McRcynolds, Dec. 24 at their hom'e in De­ meeting and Chriat- Peggy Nippard, of Poole, Eng­ , _Sanford, and R, N. West Sr., nary. land. their current houseguest. of Moultrie, Gi. They had planned to cele­ The tabic was artistically Decorating the table wa* a The brate the occasion at the home the home pink nylon Chriilmaa tree and decorated In a- holiday mood of Mr. and Mr*. Nils Ljungand held an array of delicious gaily wrapped gift# to lie berg but due to the serious food, including turkey, ham, presented to Judy Klnnalrd. cakes and cookies topped with bums Mr. Ljungbcrg received After spending . the Christ* at the plane crash the day After a most enjoyable din­ punch and coffee, .m a s season with Mr. and before, plans were changed. Guests were Mils Nippard, ner, Mr*. Robert Zlltrower, Mrs. Me Reynolds at their When Mr. Ljungbcrg returns president, conducted a short Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kallnoski, Lake Golden home and visit­ from" (he hoapitat they will of Satellite Reach, Vaughn ing points of interest in Cen­ buslnass meeting with Mrs. all get together for a joint Medcalf, Mi»s Linda' RcnUey, tral Florida the couple re­ Erie Vihlen giving timely tips celebration. Mr. and Mrs, John Rbnner, turned to Clewiston where on holly propagation and care. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Uudrk and they will make their home. In November the member* children, Vanrssa, Veronica, The groom is an engineer were gueata a t the home of Dianne, Deborah, and her with the Traffic Department of re. George A. Stine, who friend,. IlojuJCclifiJ'. _ the United States Cordemonstrated the art of can­ Alio Mr. and Mrs. Richard porition and their is dle making assisted by her 534 West Trinidad Street, in husband. The beautiful canNew Skin Cleanser By Mr*. Clarence Snyder Clewiston. diet Mr*. Stine created were A gentle one-step cleanser Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Bcrtini given both club members, who now comes in medicated gel and two children, of Oak in tum presented her with n form. It is designed fdr deep, Ridge, Tcnn., arc visiting with blooming Azalea. cool cleansing action. Smooth her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Norman Miller. A aoclal hour followed with on your fare with fingertips dellrioua refreshmente served and rinse with warm water. MK. AND MRS. \V. P. Meticalf, left, with Miss Peltry Nippiml, of Poole, Out of town guosls at the and the guests all departed, Daily use j* no id to help rid Kniclum!, who wan fluent of lionor a t holiday dinner at the Mctlcalf .home, By Mr*. John Leone Home of Mrs. Clarence Snyder resolving to try their luck at skin of am face barter la and Mr. and Mr*. Harold W. in Altamonte Springs. dirt that ring* pores. during the Christmas weekend candle making. were her daughter and famHorton, 214 DeLeon Road, By?*Mr. -and- .Mr.wi' Aitrwjfc-fca-have their daufffter and ion* r*-»- w • - :—. con, and children. Carol, I\cv” JftsfiUkV Mr.7ilii23frs.~Rny L."* H/%-* AS e *• ' * ‘i -Spelman, amt their two sons, •—' » % » * «•* • • •• crly aHTT Gordon, of.'.,New t- . ■, Vi Springfield, Ohio, and Steve Charles and John, of Roanoke, M R S . R. N. W E S T * J R . Withers, of Poland, Ohio. Va., visiting in DeBary with Others enjoying the party I Esther Cole, Mr*. Minna I Martha Iddings By Maryann Miles them for the Christmas holi­ were Mrs, Kay Wesley, Mrs.| Crum, Mrs. Olive Pierce, Mrs.] Maryann Miles. I n n r e r fiif Mrs. Margie Mount enter ] days. talned her aunt, Mrs. Ruby Thc Knight* of Columbus. - •• McCoy, a housegtieH from Mr. and Mrs. Guy Orr of SI_ _ lUdMull*. ------------ HlWrfflnglon, 111., at a dessert will hold a N'rw Year'* Kve bridge,..at the Mount home. party at the council hall on Queens Mirror Orck,oCassclDeBary for the holidays. They South Oak Avenue Thursday berry. come from Rochester, N. Y., for all member* and their The gue»l of honor won first and with Mr. and Mrs. Carl guests. prire snd the hostess had sec­ Zirngtbl are their two chil­ Breakfast will he served, en­ ond high acorc. Mrs, McCoy dren, Paul and Nancy, tertainment and' favor* pro­ is a house mother of Sigma vided and dancing will he to Chi fraternity, at Indiana Uni­ Mrs. John Korman of Me­ recorded music. versity. She recently received dina Road has her daughter a sweetheart pin from the and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. boys. Alfred Bingtiam, visiting from Washington, D. C. Birthday Party Marries R. N. West Jr. Osteen ‘ ~ Personals DeBary Personals ^Newr^fear s-Eve Entertains Party Planned fyaAjdsun Casselberry C u icleA Personals By Jane Casselberry Guests (f Mr. and Mrs Paul Knight ol 540 Queen* Mirror Circle lor the Christmas holi­ day* were her sister, Mrs. E i ­ ther M. Coriine, ot Washing­ ton, I). C.T and her brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs. George W. Simondl ot Ft. Lauderdale. Mr*. Corzinc returned home with the Si­ mondl but plan* to return here for a stay of several weeks. South Seminole Personals Permanent Arrangements Our New Complrle Line! SANFORD FLO W ER SHOP Cor. E. fat A Sanford Av*. S IM m 322-8153 K Mr. and Mis. harry I’elllnail, and daughters. Missy and Glgi, were visiting In New York with Mr* Priltna tl’a father* and two sister*. B Clraml and Ann and Mildred Ciratni, over thr holiday*. Place a paper baking tup braids each guest's plate for bone* when serving fish. OUR 1 M iirK* W illi* 1m , M r*. Churl*** M '• riv e t h e r p I*'» fill*! o v e r th e bu»me*ti tni'i'tiriir it m i itn Il'Uillilll tfi.lt show wtitih! Uiu n i x i in the new G u ille n ( lu ll Hu ih im tf. MILS. K U ItY Mi C O Y was giie-it of honor at a recoiit dessert bridge. Le ft lo right. aentod, are Mr**. Kay Wesley, Mrs. McCoy and Mrs Margie Mount. Standing are Mrs. Minna Crum , Mrs, Ksther Cote, M rs. Olive Pierre and Mrs. Martha Iddings. Mr. and Mr*. J. A ZUkow ski of 831 N. Triplet Drive, are enjoying having both their aon. Joe, and daughter, Ellie,! home for the holiday*. Joe, j who is Airman Third Class i n 1 Die U.-S. Air Force, has Just By Maryann Mile* completed a course in postal Mr and Mrs. Horace Hoard operations at Ft. Benjamin Harrison in Indiana and Is man have had as house guests, home on a 30-day leave before t w o schoolmate* ol Mrs reporting for duty at Travis Board man, Mr* Sue Irving Air Force Rase in California. and Mrs. Esther Salmon, wju> He will go from there to Kim- reside in St. Petersburg. po Air Force Rase In Korea for a 13 month tour of duty. Mr. and Mrs Charles Cro­ Elite returns on Jan 17 to well weir in Jacksonville over Florida Southern "Cnltrgw—ftrttlie Christinas holidays Lakeland where she is major lag in education. Mr. and Mrs Jim Sabatinl and daughter Pinky have re* lurried hum Boynton Beaeb w-hoge Ihc-y visited friend* 'they also ventured down m the Everglade* fur three days Set ol fishing and cxplonng.*- f i Mr. and Mrs. H. David Hammond of Washington. D. C , were recent gueit* ot Mrs. Hammond's uncle, Lionel C. D'aicvodo, ot Shell itoad. PRIMARY C ONCERN...THE PRESCRIPTION F L O Y D L\ I U C I I A R D S , rljftit, |i r e s i i l u i t o f ttie tjl u r l ijih t I’rm u etitu le rs Sijim ro Daru-c C lub, o f S a n f o r d , w i t h Mr. a n d M rs. F r a n k C o rn w a ll, of M ia m i. Mr. ( W n w u l l is a t u t * p r e s i d e n t a n d t h e y m ttde a s u r p r i s e v isit t o t h e S a n f o r d C lub, last w eek a t t h e i r a n n u a l C h r i s t m a s P a r t y . M ore tita n l i t m e tu h e r a a n d q u e s t s a t t e n d e d t h e p a t t y am i d a n c e . ( i Uivub uiicl I i u i L iuki* wtn* Bull). South. Seminole Garden Club Presents Holiday Program By Jarir Cassrlherry program at It a ni on Jan A Clirislma* program wa* 13 at (lie Stale Ileaibjuarter* presented by Mr* E P. Hit’ll- at 14'xi South Maitland Ave­ aids recently at a meeting ot nue, Winter I’ark 'those wish the .Smitli Seminole Garden mg to attend from the South Club at the Woman* Club in Seminole Club will meet at lu 30 a m at the Daisy Flow­ Casselberry She u»» assisted by Mis It er Simp in Seminole Plata The meeting wa* attended A Slemel, Mr* (I. W Holm e». Mf* J. K 1Simwoudy, by 42 n'lemhrrrftHTffffir folMrs Kennelh Green. Mrs, Ar- lowing guest*, Mr*. Wilbur Mis* Camille Ibur Putman, Mr*. L E Morey a n d Swope. Mr* Mark -Buttock, t.nird, Cssiellierry. Ml* E d­ Mrs ilira r Erase an<l Mrs na Sheet*. Beaverton, Itrr ; Mi* Esther Cor/tm Hashing C I. la'ggett and XJr* Albert Mr- i K Fuller gait th< Inn It l devntlunal |irogtam and the horlh, lamg Island, N V meeting was conducted by I he t-hrUlmas theme was Mis II T. Crittenden, jiresl carried out in the decorations deni All the mrinlier* attending hi ought toys to lie included i n 1 i*1*- *Vr " I’*11! -Knight. Mr* the Casselberry Linn* Clubs Kenneth (ireen, Mr* tieorge Christmas haikets for needy Fitch and Mrs, M. A, Stensei luuiilics. Plants were ex changed by the members. Ite|Mirt* were given by the officer* with Mr*. Ella Cum­ mins*, project chairman tor Lnngwood, reporting that lour By Julia Harlot I outdoor hanging baskets have Mi * It Dudcl of Cleveland, been placed at the Long wood Ohio, arrived here Tuetday ; Plata Shopping Center. night to ipend the winter with Mrs. Crittenden announced her ton in law and daughter. that all members of thy Dis­ Mr and Mrs. Joseph Si mu nek trict 7 Garden Clubs are in­ of Grandview Avenue, and vited to attend a tree planting thejr family. Altamonte Springs Personals Fiiili.Wiii^ t h r iihp I liig, ill I1 «n«' lit'!*!11 » mid guifiU enjuyni ii fcMive ( 'hriRtiiiMji putty with thr him&r iiistrfuljy decorated W'tfi liulhiiiy at iutiuemcnia timl thr hiiiir* nil ultlied in lowly urMtionp. Itouseguests of Mr and Mr* Otto E Sandner. at their home. 2207 Community Way, arc tla-ir son and in* family. Mr and Mr*. Jack Salidner, M m , Album Hector, the Linda. Susan am) Tom, of Al Smttfmd tiiitdrn t'luh jm»■i*i* ton, ill detit, wm it |fumt of the III Mr and Mrs, Fred J liar m r i i i W i » j i reap tit* llH iduui i r f ir»hiii(*tita were rti Sr. sjxnl last Thursday srtved in the dm mg room, a and Friday with Mrs. Harri*'('firm turn a film wn* prrarntrd sister and her husband, Lt. iirid g a y g ift* w e ie e x rh u n g c d . and Mrs James W. Severn, in • • * r Winter Haven. The Sovrrns ilump.*no<) them home, Sat­ Jnraiauila I i r r l r Thr S and S Cafeteria In urday, (or a tew days visit Willtei l'aik s o the scene of ,n Sanford. ii festive Christmas party as Mr and Mrs D C. Howard 22 meiiitu'i* of the Jacuranda I n. Ii- gallirird for the annual and son, Donald, spent Christ mas Day with their daughter event, Gueata enjoying the run- in law and children, Mrs genial get-together wrie Mr*. Nancy Howard, Neil, Glenn (Hive Flandri*. Mrs. Ann and Ann Carol, at their home lletzler and Mie. Tun Steven*. in Melbourne. Following dinner * abort businraa sea aion w»» conduct■-•I by the pre*idenl, Mr*. C M. Flower*. The evenin g ended with menile'ra and their gueata tin g in g Christmas carola. The next meeting will he January 8. 1965 and Mrs. G. Andrew Speer will be program director. All pie crust* will shrink * little. But ill excess of ahrinknge may mean the dough ha* been handled too much nr rolled unevenly. Long and Mike at Ihetr home, 2100 l.ake Drive Dinner guest* on Christina* Day. al tlie Long home, wire Mr. and Mrs. A i). Brown and son. l.arry, ol Tttusville. Miss Betty Ann Long. Orlando, and Mr. and Mrs. 1). E. Dreifuersl of Sanford. Dr. and Mrs. It E Tew and daughters, Elaine and Vir­ ginia, of Gaines*illc, were hid iday guests ot Mr*. Tew s mother, Mrs Louise i-nng, and Mr and Mrs W. L. Roche, at their home, 8o9 Catalina Dr. Mrs. Margaret Ham-11 was a guest lor the Christmas holidays at the Lake Mary home ot her daughter and ton inlaw, Mr. and Mr*. Fred Wells. Judl Taylor, Mrs Well's daughter, a student al Bug Mr and Mr* H il Rudt. ham Young University, in of Lake Alfred, were weekrnd Provo, Utah, leaves this week guests of Mr. and Mrs JL E. after joining the (amity lor the Christmas vacation. Make the paper lining for the bottom of tiie cake pan * Houseguest* of Mr. and little *m*ller than the bottom Mrs E. C. Dobson. 1320 Doug of the pan. The lining will be laa Avenue, are Lbcir daugh­ cusier to remove. ter and her family, Mr. and PLAYTEX GIANT JANUARY P U R I T Y * IN T E G R IT Y • PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED AT NO EXTRA COST r • WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR STORE AND SEE OUR MODERN PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT \ * * 9 ' f iin & c A s L & i LIGGETT - REXALL DRUG PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD GORDON KELLETT : PHONE 322 7913 SALE JA M B O R E E ! l - * , • sarong SS Bras * • , ,. , » (AS SEEN ON TV) $ 'f y a h h e it 'A DOWNTOWN SANFORD ' 1 * Mrs Paul Dropehuk, and children. Teddy and Rose mary, of_ Fort Lauderdale. ALL CHRISTMAS CARDS Iluliday guests of Mrs •Shirley Sccord at her home, 113 West 16th Street, were her mother and father in law-, Mr and Mrs Charles Sccord, of Tarry town, N. Y. Winter Jewelry Weekend houseguest* at the Sanford Avenue home of Mr. and Mrs E. C. Harper were Mr. amt Mrs. E. I, Matter, of Hialeah. PRICE Mr and Mrs. Taul Marti, ot Gainesville, spent (he Christmas weekend with Mrs Marti * parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Aiken, at their home. 444 Elliott Avenue. Bedford Aiken, who is a student at Davidson College, in North Carolina, also joined the fam­ ily fnr Ute holiday vacation. and Flemings Giftd - Cardtt - Book* 210 E. First SI. CLEARANCE S A LE! UP TO SALE! Sav« Up To 25% On Ikst Selling PLAYTEX i)ru and Girdles Such Aa One Shown and Many Other*. Cdr. and Mrs. Raymond Sheen of Springfield, Va., and children, Carolyn. Pamela and Nancy, were recent guests of Mrs. Sheen's parents. Mr. and Mrs Harry Bell, of Llndo Vis­ ta. REDUCTIONS A C C U R A C Y _____ ry y n c im p * Nells Jensen and his daugh­ ter Penny, Niels Nelsen of Perry, Iowa, and Diana (idguard of Ankeny, Iowa, were the guest* of C. T. Cad sen of AJU Vista, DeBary, over Lbu Christmas holiday. vi S A V I $3.00 PUftaz (lath-llnad CM)** OFF orWy $$95 rep. 55.95 0 OFFI 0 2 HOUR ^ (Ic H lH l/ lA . FREE PARKING IN DOWNTOWN SANFORD (H a iv c A Fashions 2526 PARK DR. OPEN W E O /P .M . A FBI. NITE �1 ■ f. f- •- < f ' • h L ►% IThr, Wrrnlh Per'. SO, 1064 — 6 (D a a h C lb b u earn . DEAR ABBY; I know this Is golnit to sound ridieltlous, but I'm ashamed to ask anyone else. How* can I tDYTti THORNTON McLEOD break my husbntid of suck­ "Pleaae tell me, is It neccis- necessary. Plain white is also ing his thumb? When he • ri to get a gift now for a suitable. Signs of mourning, sleeps, tends the new spit couple in my neighborhood? such as km* crepe veils and per or settles down to watch They *enl me a huge fruit heavy hlack, is passe nowa- TV, he sucks his left thumb* cake for Christmas. I scarcely days. Why even at funerals I know he isn't aware of it know them, but I am seventy- we wear black glasset to hide because when 1 tell him to flee, live here alone, and tlicy the tears—or lack of them (lull It, he is always shock­ probably think’ that 1 am lone­ This is a modern age and two- ed to find hi* thumb in his ly. 1 am never lonely, as pie must get on with the task m»ulh. We hnvu’twu sini.il ^ h a v e hobbies and work-in my of daily living You can keep cldhhrli who also slick theli " g a r d e n , even all winter, as it [your thoughts in your h ra tt:i thunma wiieti they’re tired, and it is so hard to bleak Is warm here.—75." outward signs are txx access them of it when they see N'o, that would spoil the'ary. whole thing The couple are "When traveling by plane, their father ih.injr R. Is It probably very kind people and should one give the young lady heiedltnry? It's such an unWanted to send the cake. Write steward?** n gift of money? • diislily hid.it- for a St-yeut* a very nice L ite r anil one day 1 have never Iwcn on a plane, old man. It's caused many aend them someth inn from and have always traveled by- filfilts between Us. Can you help me? * your garden^ or Invite Uiem fo boat -31. L." SUCKER'S WIFE tea and prevent them with the No. s charming "thank you" DEAR WIFE: A pay. f garden offering or perhaps Is all that Is eipeclvd If" you something you make through have received very -jicclal *er- chfatiist would prohnldy tsll your hobbies They evidently vice, you could take lier name you that your husband is want to Ire friend*, and friends and send her a gift of flowers, longing for the security of are wonderful to have twrfunir or anything you wi*h. his baby days. (They call it "Please tell me, ran I pro .'lids is s very personal thing "iciricssiuii."I It Isn't here­ perly wear a Spanish comb? and you must do as you Hunk ditary. Children me Imita­ tive, which is partly the rea­ It was a gilt (rum a lovely lust friend. My hair is gray, worn "Would a purple \ el yet son y our children suck their In a French roll.—Reader." -heath ouk too oUl (or me’ I thumb*. Granted, It's not Of course, wear the ruinh am forty -one. and have a very "manly." but it'» Hot worth 0 ] U i r ornament* are very fa* ji.de i •mtihvmn.' II. .t blonde fighting sWuit, so if it ir­ * hionahle and give a delightful; hair—still!—Marie." " ' " T h ate recent h r "Tier* my would W "niofe *tffr*irttve anti Imshan i Should I u*e black ‘lashlouright ' Purple i< a bordered stationery?—F. I , " I hit "heavy and rather Note paper and letter paper "royal." Fiank Westcott of North with a very thiti^hUck line is Tomorrow — Something Speproper, but is not absolutely cl*I For You and You and You* .Attleboro, Ma**., has been I’ ■»-----------------------— ------------ president and chairman of »• ■----------------------------------------ft the hoard of the American iContrast. Bridge League, and also has served a* ckptalu of Ithw American team In two world's cliaiuplonsht|>s. In ad­ dition hr lots accumulated Jane < akselberry installed about 4.(1,HI nouter points by T il e a n n u a l l h r i s t m n i p a r l y < aimed good* were brought use uf lire West* oil system o f t h e W o m a n ' s C iu li o l v u x - i by the members to tit donated which expei-Vn a game in tv s e t b e r r y w a s h e l d S afirrrfay fo the l.lonr Clufi to help fill ety hand and a slam in ererj* n i g h t . D e c . l ‘j . at t h e d u b the Christinas basket* for fourth one. h o u s e on ( ) y r r l a t » i k Dtiv e needy fanulie. Today's hand i* an example 0 Mrs. E I* Kit h.ird* a lo r Instead of the usual practice "f tin' Westcott syst.oi at Ps m c r m e i i i h e r oi l ie d u b , told o f exchanging gilts, th|i year best and lank- a* one of the vso was donated 1', club a < I n i - l m i i s story In nsL interesting hand* of G ir t S c o u t s ui i . a M b T ro o p in.ai'Pei > (ui acholafkliij)* to l|n>4. 33h, w h ic h is s p u n mu ed l>y i .imp Challenge for hnndlcaji His "pilling spud. 1■id a .s tile d u n . p r e s e n t e d .i p t o - i . t m |»d young-tor* normal since trank i* oldl l e l l i 's l i 'l i e l l l s w e r e s e r v e d of i l i n - t m . u caiol* f iis t ilo iir d and p i e f e . s to open T ile hu ihllllg U .I , lie. Ol'ated »s Hr. l l o - l e s s I 'o iu iitlllee c o n a card f .- u r , aid fnator in in t h e holiday - ila n o ai d at sl»tlng ol Mi* KelilpTli l . r e e t i p i < f . i •in v to a n .'in h s* i ip t tractive new drupe* were c h a i r m a n M rs M l n a r r i P e n do.', ear d minor W tier. I.rs htinr .ti all the ujnd.ows in dm Mi* Edward Emin Mrs jtui I n re -ponded two , tubs i leoniir M o r r * a n d \1r« V el 0 l i i u e lor IPe p arty to show ,.t ly-a.-t in or ti y el J ,n oitFile new g,r* h c a l v j wa* a l s o ! p silu t s. Flank d o . tiled that a I jump I" ihie, rootruinj. init-ht j* Casselberry W oman's-Club Holds Annual Yule Party F o re st L ake Is' Academy And Church. News M* i end Mrs Al Sa-erf wrote fro 111 flaltkfor', t o r 0 t n : u n llial lliey ueie |dunnllig a lug i Itrtstma* pfirly lot oil I he Ad, enlist se n u cm, it wild would In- coming from oil «vci . E u r o j i e fot th i occa-iori MaJ- or .sagert work* with Elder franelsrn in helping Ihe boy,. leel af home at thi* time — Dr »nd Mr* Robert Hoov • r had as their hmj'esunrtf. Or Elder and Mrs M E Erick sun b*r the holiday* Elder Erickson is educational *u|>er ini, ndent ol the (ieorgla Cum beriand conference*. Kldor ami rntcrlarnerl family. M> Darden. Jo, Washington. •b<dld») >. Mrs I la lp li R i c k s .itid j his s i s t e r and M rs Joins a n d Itu h ln . f r o m ft. C., over Ole Mr and Mr* Je«*e Were in Miami with their live* over the holidays going along with them Mr and Mrs Eichman, and Ja n e. , Cone rvl* Also werr Pain lr and Mra David IDdley I Betty Jo and Bruce, were I Chicago vbiting Mr*. Had L e y ‘a alalcr, Mr*. Ivan case, I ’n vaElhe holidays. From there 1 they visited in Ohio and BcrLrien Spring*. Mich., before reI turning to their home in For- £ii »*t t i t y . Mr. and Mr*. William Dowand three children viillcd relative* in Washington. D. C , over the Christmas holiday*. Friend* of Mr. and Hr* felaon Rlma still be pleated learn that Mr. Rima has [ and tod tori (O iq JJw a/ier the next report card* ritates him to reminded - to the other, Now I knowrrune out. Phone conversa­ why peo|de kill each other. —skip it. s • s tion* are limited to five Is there something 1 ran do, minutes, i A timer which DEAR A1II1Y: I recently legally, to relieve th< situa­ Mother use's in Uio kitchen visited my sister, who lives tion? is tire reminder.) 1 hnve a in another state. She is C O S t E11S E D III o'clock bedtime. If my married to a quiet, well-toMK AR lO N C E R S E D : haiy l«nT washed and tolled You rnuT—hut your sister do man. They hate a IPby that time, it's too had. can if siie wants to prefer year-old daughter I didn't I. have to go to Wd any­ realise hoys- much tension charges against him. 1 way. I must l>c at school by doubt that she will, howev­ my sister was living under until t stayed there, lie is er, because a woman w h o , 8 20 A.M. so I get Up at whhh gives me pletla dictator ami no one dares puts up with I he cruel and ly of time lo drvldo wliat inhuman 'tie a rn o u t U as to disagree with him on to wear, dies*, cat a good anything. My sister has no "sick" as the husband who breakfast, fix my hair, put dishes it out. The most t i n ­ car ami if alio isn't home on my make-up and straight­ wlirn lie calls, lie Comes gle victim is the daughter, en my* room la>fut« leaving who tnn*t be subjected to home, watts for her and for acluuil. ' - *• such a brutish tryanl. Try makes her account for ev» KATHY K. IV AMAK1U.ll lo persuade your sistei to cry minute. He handles'all DEAR K V111Yj tiood for imprhvc her situation ,lr e\‘ the money. She jj'.ygi_.*■■ * >Au. You’re orgnuitrd. And a red cent. Everything is t finite in i -rtf and hei it sound* so ■•«*>• wi.en you daughter from it. Rut don't charged and he pays life be surprised if •tR'diiean'tr-- -W iilsO t. • bills. The dmnrliter isn't nb » • • • • lowed to date or to accept Piohlfliu? Write to A li­ a phone call from a hoy. At ’ DEAR Altlt Y; I would lt)'. Roy I’d'OO. 1 os Angeles, like to offer a solution to dinner he demands that the r'nlif. For n personal reply, daughter finish every speck INADFyUATF Mi*M 1 am enclose a stamped, self-ada lil-year-old high echoed on her plate, so the child dressed envelope. lias to choke - It down with Junior, \f t c r dinner, t am • • • esp.-eied t„ help with the P a is running il. wti her Hate to writ* leli.'rs" dishes and then get my c h e e k s . My sister sits thole Send one d d lu r to Abl.y, tiemliling. ufitii.j to snv a homework done. Their is no Jtoy tilt jnn, |,os Angeles television until A ll. ray word. Once she tried to take Calif for A 'b y ’s tiooklel, hnmewoik Is fini-hed. If a her daughter'* part against ■HOW TO )\ Ki l l I FT him anil he -tupped her "ft" average is lint maintain 1 KID* FOR Al.l. OCCA­ from one end of the kitchen 0.1, I ean't watdi TV uiilfl SIONS." m By Oswald Jacoby trump bid rliiitril » wckhI flvv'tliniuund rtapunir And u liml iliitctinc «lnubl«*. NORTH AQS VJII1 ♦ j ; a at WEST A lo ta EAST A T I'S ! V 1017 1 VKQ 4 i tr»mu|jr tcV t i\ dfimbiul lend und »inr« hr w h in the ■tral- I nuphtr* •lrr««l). hr v* rifthi to tii no-irump It ciiil tioi look itk■- much tKIOlMl ■a q to 6 a s a « s o t Til ID) of i Hi 11 brought h rupliiliM the AJ74 Hub* ♦ AC) I Ootli vulnerable South A A AK J I f A H W est N orth ’•i*#nh h Hr i i vv mill ftinmoiiil Cost in* I nut I ill'll hiU hut I" intik | M iiHrd und ------- -j Mr * n d M rs Don J o h n o n a n d t h e i r tw in d a u g h t e r s Vic kl a n d V ail v i s i t e d in l o l l e g i r d i l e . Ti*nn ,* with tVia l i v e s Ttie tw i n s w c i e ho|iliig lo s e e snow diiM H»*h‘d Personals A IT Rill Rodgers, of Keesler Air Forte Bate, Bihui. Mui., s i t home on leave during the Christmas holiday and vlatte's! with Ills mother and family. Mrs Acre Rod­ ger*. in Howell Park Be a good m ixer (with our Club Soda.) ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY ■ AFTER CHRISTMAS CLEAR AW AY TERRIFIC BARGAINS! ‘— . — r nt i i i * on w hich fotji I I Alik pul a I <him my'* l»*i two »*luh*» \ * a 1 I'wiiii* ihr hi mi I 4 N T. P aso fl ♦ rude. Hiiii. \\ in'll Kw**! dioppvd (hf 5 N T . Pass I’a s s Pais 4 It‘•i'll Oil I hi ID p, I «,l»lk It'll O p e n i n g leo .t— 4 i . n l«f%i lirntl Ami *11i«'k#-«I i-otit* 1l.earts ju-l to See wl.ut w'oiild I frtrly m dummy. I out in aikI fnitol to hjt-1 a dm* happen t l i e rs, e i s e d a .,uo'k n o . iiintid vi In*ITU|ion Flunk Hindi IA I V I’as* I’a-a 7A 4V Pas* f a *» ' swei I l ls juti liter j u n i p e u to Mir lin k Mild An- f di.iim'tJ'l*. f o u r tie a 1 1s a n d llie re i . i o fill*' no k und tii* ns o f 1 t ,ii 11* F l u n k f l y i n g a t i n ,n un t.-.t jind h l* rout i to l Ml of uhli h i*oi ! lo Mum w i t h Im.U i w o . g s —f a l l i n g ■.* f t i e Hid (ail w a n t l o sta y to Mini ii\ i'ikii|l|i<i* Imvi to* b« £os.ii tluiiimy pluvi r# f e u r l o a n s Uol h is foui i (O om sin : WAIT! of m WAIT! LOOK AT THESE CARDIGANS IN BOYS’ SIZES 4 TO 18 REDUCED TO 1.99-2.99-3.99 t nine ace th ia jtr r u l s e ltc littn isf itiir nvta*l pnptilnr a t y le a in O rlonjD m rv Hr ntrdiyffin a w e a l e r a ist a h it) - n o w front-., t l a a t i v WAIT! n u t l a , und "link" price ! Qux>->* fro n t r i p p e r M r i|te s In b u lk y and e e n n - h u lk y ntudeU. Miii liine w u a h u b lr. A '- u tr le d culnra. hutse m ure. W O M E N 'S SLEEPWEAR BARGAINS By Ruth Millctt ( ajil »hd Afrt fine frMrrd "f fyfnc hilt w gtrh telrV'fvmrr^fnr-— T b e ehtW re-erm-rt *tmrde ♦**■ and daughters, Wanda, t h a t tired husband symlxoine is a not b u n g allowed to want i tele lette «ndIkmna, of San An- du tln ct |«>s»ltulily. vision at all tonlo. Texas, are spending the Wives whose husbarala are Rut wt*o is going to la* able holt,lava with Mrs tr lin d s a,Dieted to (rlevtston cla im to tell a tired busltand tliat Ite m o th ,i. Mrs Rertha Ifanlin. their idea of a perfect evening coo l watch television — aral and an aunt. Mis* Sara Rurns la to ait Irefore Die set from make it attek? Howell Park WHITE GOODS EVENT STARTS SAT. — by ki l i | T Personals K ick s Pce n n e u i t .- \ uw*f'rrnik kumr that hr Will *AKI1 l> Mr- Itmia is WiUjatm Jl«m r<i by * pair or prOiutro i*m* f l r u A D n m n Irmhiri in o t i.,tl a i,o*|* sunn* u|, m u . m - i, r with th e Mr \ ui r t Mt «in Al a furm of tiuii Tlir non i' fnmi .*f th* »#*! ‘ --------t .trp * televi*t<ai th**y x oIch ti,.. mure Mluo tla-u up*** suggest Mr and Mrs Earl F.tnde T.< diat.'t- d e.criU d tin. tin*! tin , la'r**i|if until fir,, b i, mg a , ouple m tm «-«•*•!have ju*l n tu m e d front .South din, «s. Iiruu^iit ,<mi. by ev.e«- lv tlmv . r e Jil-t tia* tired to ■!» . t gniti. out to n mo, w or s ail Dakota by way oj California lie l. lev iaL>ry viewing ir* the a n , tmiig l>ul wateti irlevl'inn ng ,,u frn-nd* httstiands clx"i* and -Mrvivo | - -■ ftiia make* me wonder i* they're ti«> tvr*■*1 ------ there *1*0 such i thing a* s lliey ask, fretfully Why K ntcrpriH e Mr ami Mra, Raymond Pike "tired husband syndrome” c a n t we tust day at home and a n d E DI Rat- s l o p p e d in i ol i il>i«*u-hl on by too in,ich t»*le unt,h teleyl*li*i?" h g e d a l e to p ick tip »on. A llan vision viewing l*y the matter And that * Mint tliev l«»t h e n w e n t o n to M a i n e l» •*f the house' night after meld aiai weekend sp e n d tin' h o lid a y ,, i Mr. and .Mrs Due Price and Perhaps the medical pro ( after weekend children returned M o n il * y fesslon ought to look Into that ' Ol course if there is * tired Dr * nd Mr* John I eland from * few day* vacation »! Judging from letter* I get husband syndrome It mlivhl a n d t h l 't r ynjmgatrr*, irom tiulf Shore*. Ala from wnv* loniplaining that not a* simple to cure »» t!*•• l o i u i s u l h K y , w e r e g u c - l s of -------Ihusband* never u-ant n> do jiiv tite.l vlnl I synditiine E lifcr »rid M rs. I ta l|d i o v er th e holidays ft -1 * i| o n n o m HUck* UMAk U u m iftv m u i irv ™ AIWA) flHftT gUAUTY m iislie d * c h a p l a i n s c o u r s e o od now na* c h a r g e of fo u r T h e r*!d e f t e c j on s o m e chil tired child syndrome " t h e m m o l e thi v get Ttonie f r o m i h u i c b e * in Nut tit D a k o t a d t v n of t*** in uej, t e l e v i s i o n In som e sensitive, introsj. • , iit V u n til t h e , l " t o ta il lli. y at< livi ng m I t e r , h. N w . itc lo n g w a s r<'ceiuly r e j a i i i tiv, children, the d m in t* i *■ A tone . a in tl|. u r litisi*at"l- Mr and Mr*. Herbert Illtck, Herb, Sally and Jean were Mist Sharon Kaye Whitten with relative* in Kalarnaioo. w it married Dec. S in Apop Mich , over the holidays. ka S D A. church to Jamea David and Eileen Beane McGill of Lake Wales. Gail Krone aang for the welding came from Washington, D. C , • n d -Claude Parker of OrUn-‘ to be with thwr parents, Mr do gave the bride away, Mrs. and Mrs. David Beane, for the Wilson, the bride'* grandmoth­ Christmas holidays. er, came from Mama for the rerjm ony. . klr. and Mr* P«u1 Walker }s*il| be leaving shortly for a trip fa California to visit their daughter and her family. Mr «tnd Mr* Fred Heirlck. ilii.de. p l a t e By Abigail Van Buren I ^<il 1 4 »HInn I Innnrl • I.RWIia mill I'rtlfiKiik, PEHNEVS GIANT . . . • * • FiMrli, SottiU nu*l Print* • S M I. - .12 I.. 10 IIKAI ill I I. 1 AM. PIECE GOODS REDUCED • e • VI I I’R IN I* t\ y - i l v i i i | e . . . . it i . i m u i - IIS **ii m l i t i r M i i n v m i . t i l R . i ’ii is I is $199 ■ P.A. 25 c in . u r n 'S HEAVY J A C K E T S .............................* 7 . $ Q W HITE Iill a w I ii i I v ill. t i l • L i s Dll V*»I I• iVII. ) HI III I I D i fe* i VViI *VII nIIIi a*It t< aVII ' a4•t11| I s at MEN'S HEAVY SPORT JACKETS GOODS V III VI II VIti. VIN VVI Id *10 Ml i II lilt.I ll II MEN'S $1388 ALL WEATHER COATS EVEN T I IIP* II VI OK It VIM O V1 V M ltl.'S COATS I U t l t l l II STAirrs SATURDAY JAN. 2nd D O N 'T M A K E A MOVE T il,I. 00 JACKETS . 6 * 8 V tl.l K> VI lll.lll I l.ll I'lill ■'> WOMEN'S . . *13 88 QUILT-LINED WORK JACKETS . . * 4 44 LONG COATS P V M I.I.N JACKETS V V M l III X K MEN'S W v.SII \U1.F — GREEN, T I N . C.HET M E N 'S T I I E R M A I . LONG UNDERWEAR . . . . h l l l l i l rt OK DRAW FID* *1 00 ev. Y OU S H E GIRL'S PENNEY’S FUR TRIM HOUSE SHOES TERRIFIC I’ASTEL COLORS VALUES! W O M E N 'S CARRY-ALL B A G S ........................ SATURDAY JAN, 2nd CONVERTS TO S ilO l LDF.lt STRAP *100 PR. *1 00 USE YOUR PENNEY CHARGE CARD! i i f �*v w .Horoscope Forecast m- O U R B pA R D T N G Ifir H O U S E fta fe rl Pape^ 10 — D ec . 3 0 , 1964 frrm U SORELY YOU'RE WELL, AOKK- A-SKING YOUTOREMFM6ER TO Pick t)P THE GROCERt E6 WAS UKE A DOCTOR TELLING AM AMNESIA PATIENT TO CALL HIM IP HE FELT SlCKf-*—HERE. 1 RAN SHORT OP THEIEPT- OVER POT ROAST FOR DINNER, 50 1 PIKED NX) SOME­ THING APPROPRIATE —COLD SALAMI/ NOT GERIOUS, r TH/NG ' MARTHA, AFTER , f i n a l l y X SPENT THE- SHUT HIM ! ENTIRE DAY UP.' HE STUDYING — STOPPED U L P / youdid, SHO RTER MENTION THAN A BURGLAR, CERIES, FIGHTING , , D I D N 'T YOU i j / A S N E E Z .W /J THURSDAY, DEC. St, 1M4 GENERAL TENDENCIES! The daytime can brine many tension* and mueh atratn tht» last day e t tha old year, but the evening finds conditions T Improving and you are able to show your devotion to others as the OM Year 1M4 goes out by a warm and af­ fectionate responre to such Individual cr persons. A won­ derful New Year to you. ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Better relegate entertain­ ment to the evening hour* and carry through with ohli ga­ llons during the day. Make any changes necessary. Have a h a p p y tim e-in PM. Happy NtS New Year! OVERSIGHT *(l>|# j W t . M»WT TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) You may find it rather difficult to carry through with ideas you have In mind during day, but if you take it easy, evening can bo very enjoyable. Be. precise in small matter*. Other* are Imprrated favorably. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Others sra so busy with holiday preparations, etc. that it behooves you pot to try to disttirb them unnecessarily. 7e( T.WVJ^tmtigStiOTtv. Relax.-Ttien have a very happy time tonight. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 31) Better simply do what la practical Instead of starting acmethlng new today. Then you can carry through — with--- *ventag=*wlana. Some powerful friend only requires some request from you. EX­ PAND. LEO (July 22 to Augujt 21) Doing whatever, will im­ prove your personality so.that you make a fine impression . uprn important peraona in your Ilf* i* fine now. Be friendly, eourteou*. The only way to hava a real abundance I* to Ignore money. VIRGO (August 22 to Sep­ tember 22) Every chance to show devotion to loved ones la present on thli day. Make resolution to be ever more so. Be altruistic and you sta rt the new year on the right tool. LIBRA (September 13 to Oefcobeh 22) You have to use a more direct approach with assorlalea In AM than you have in the past, thn your Ideas are similar Set your eights straight. Then rarry through In surh fashion. SCORPIO (October 2.1 to November 21) Monetary mat­ ters are highly Important dur­ ing day hour, and this also gives you opportunity to be "Tattooing It ao permanent— lot’s go into town and With powerful persons later. get etenciledl" Good ideas oecur to you as New Year enters. Be hSppy. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) Handle I hat vexing problem early so that the evrning ran be un­ marred by worry. This In­ spire* you to greater things in the New Year. Meet per­ sons with advanced Ideas. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) Remg thought, fut with those around you then makra the (istivities far more interesting and Ideal Have enlightening talks at NONE 3U5T FLFAS eliar ruing places when cele­ AND COCKROACHES. how many microphones brating. Drive carefully. Did YOU F i n d ? AQUARIUS (January 21 to February I0L Don't be force, ful with friends during the day so t^al the evening's fun will not he spoiled, Do any work needed yourself without bothering others. Dies* in full regalia. PISCES (February 20 to [La March 20) Antvhing connect. <-d w i t h business affair* should have the OK of higherups, associates, et al*. Re si^re credit la bettered. Off tlw^i to the fun and frivolity of the evening of the year. IF YOUR CHILD 18 BORN TODAY, h* or »he will be one of those very blunt hut honest individuals who rculd easily -hurt the feelings of others without realising it, if you don’t early teach to think befora apeaklng ao th a t a aoft pedal can be put on thia r a ­ ther barbed tongue. Fine chart for the public speaker, prufaaanr, p e r s o n working with or flie thore connected with a, foreign country, “The Stars impel they do not com pel" What yea make of yoar lift la largely t p to YOU! Carrcll Rlghter’s individual Forecaat for your sign for January la now ready. For your ropy send your blrthdaU and |1.00 to Carroll Rightar Forecast The Sanford Herald, B o x 1021, Hollywood. 28, I California. f STUPID OAF* \ f ' e u e ee P A tfu T w * v B y G a lb ra ith FAT n -to _ it a lso m oans in v e n to ry A. V . i AA. ..... E l OUT OUR WAY —_ G L A N C E S J£#K / r — *r IS I D E S f *E 3d w mHat Tit fa. e* rw m. “Now that they’ve all graduated and become engineers and lawyer*, I wonder If .1 thouldn’t have kept them home and taught them my trade!" ITS- TE RR iB uE " I T 5 T H £ WOPST SANDWICH 1 EVER TA^yTEP By Dick Turner CARNIVAL Q BETTER PUT SOME Z ASHES OH OUR tCT W WALK, HENRYt OUR ANCESTORS -v O * ’’Cv.'w. f |tMw*■»*_*- is leg it N HEtj n G H T A B O u ra ie th in o . .. X AM an idiot .' / ‘ “What did 1 learn today? For one thing, not to let th at Chrlt Atklne know I had candy money!" g By Kale Osann TIZZY •/ SHORT RIBS BUGS BUNNY \ 4 ) LOOK M ( e v y i u j K a * federate* tare» TH1LANDLADY* BORROWUJO K00NTI5 THERMOMETER-AH' HEADIN' THIS WAY! 900 eMoutorvacNLaa Mb') HOUR* A50* 900K t Y t * . AX* GUZIRAUP—HMUl I WrP HBARILK* M W * «AK«Yl K tATIg POM*3!S«5 25L PM it , "You can’t beat it for a penny when your ego a boost!" -jdjjjj Browning's Works HI,THERE. KXI JEEINO EVERYTHING KXJRt fOAAO U P TO SEE IN THERE f j -W HELLO, ^ tR-CAsty... Git. I PONT KNOW.. OOH,WO.Pg C A « y |, ’ R.EAS6 OOti ACROSS 1 "My ----tiurbcM■-Good news 1mm Gbcal le ----- " a -ju tu IT iyiiSnow iaw llWsUl . ltDoarleM portloo 10 Mia UOslUeaa* B *nen cot. w s tee TNT UNKNOWN C C M M A X O t* 5 o m e t. A W l l f J TMf BUTTON** a ru dm — " • Anger II Sieging voire 7 Dry (comb. II Knurlty (preli) lorn) king“ IS "Soliloquy a t lb* Spawith Spaoiah CL THE ROOKIE->STATINS u p to m a k e the big DISCOVERY— U T HIM. |/tE AU. PtO IT— An•war to Previous Puiiie DOWN 1 Negligence 1 Kind at dram I*brie I T h lor storage 4 Labor 14 bhaku peareon t f« ttrjii. i a New York city uv|.-4lkdni:l>:.-l aa rsnsUckl iiaaUaa puUui 34 Enrtgee 10 BodgerlJ gtrlika IT Atm* box w-mmili 21 Put* doWS It MoueUxa ridge Hptall i 11 IS Compos* poll* 31 To wit (*b.) S3 Clide* sway MartsUvtl* 21 Penoosl pronoun 11 Word at house 14 Writers Ur U n d u t u g rape* 24 lake Ur *0 Approach** MPertalalng to George Buasrd Sluer JT Winter vehkto 31 Draw forth 33 Primps 13 Bod* i 1 1 35 Scarcity 3»Typu* (raotr) 41 lln etl (pooCj 43Cooceraiag 47 ledioaa (sSj 33 Soaks 34 Splay j 33 laUmotsd 3 1 > r- 1 1 / (T » £ jo ■ 1 T HEU. I f ARM. 41 Meaure *4 arts 41 lUgVpOrW » 441----- Pane** 44 Grefted (IrnrJ 4T Creator A tsusdi HAleaUme u U ■ kuelr) 11 Nou eel 34 Andrea ■ Mu fiee Tklliu 10 II 14 11 II it » « (I M II- u U' ■ JT_ J ■ 44 — a kIW STATU EMTUrUSK MBL in 54 �VI f - « -v { * ff- " ' •s s To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322-5612 For Fast Results. It * *T YE.VTSCH MAINTENANCE Service A Supplies 3563 S. Pa.X Dr. 322-4843 Classified 19. Builders Supplies Phones rr»* Itifarl K irh a in 322-5612 m P f n ilH n lf r<M From IfnlHnl# fe iltf 425-5938 ntal n irff» - ?Va| l.aag lllafamn# • ► v r] ? i d .s <5 J * — |I mm Up to S | 1 1 1^40 1 1.50 • IK m C in ' 1.50 6 In 10 | 1 1 1.50 ! 1.50 1.90 11 In I I I I I 1.M4 t.M I 3-85 -j6 In 10J 4 I 1.50 ! 152 I ».M 21 In 25 | iljTsO 1 0.10 | 4.75 IS In .10 1S I 1.50 ! 3.7* I 5.70 Mlalmam ad—t IJM ( f i t * a - l e l t a r w a r d s »*» I I M l »i.v» N i t i M * i » * n ' 411 I k l f Hals >!• t'fcargvd ■« l - lt a r Mara * CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST CLASSIFIED DISPLAY *l..\o Par Inch IVtlalmaaa af a lurk** ERRORS Tbs nrrald will aal ha ra. ■y .a .lh l. far aaara tbaa a il larnrtart laaar|*aa. COPY Tk« H»ral4 raoerfo* iko »rl* v |l» i« »f «»r rMlo* ink ■nf ■dwet’it**"'O*I w*M«fc It__4 * « w « _»• ► . % 17. J.milorial Services .. I • Dec. 30. 1964 — Pape 11 9.7. Houses For Sale SH. Mi sc. F o r ^ a l e WAREHOUSE SALE By Nadine Seltzer END OF YEAR CLEARANCE PAINT close out lV price Westlnr*ouii F r r e ir r 14 ft. GREGORY LUMBER CO. Copper Tone *22*. (550 lb 520 Maple Ave 322 0500 Fast F r e e in g for less than a 11 f t ) : ‘JO. H a r d w a r e 2-Speed all ForceUm Fullj Sanford's Most Complete Automatic Washer, b r a n d TED WILLIAMS HOW. new DM with Trade; IftS E 23th. 522-3*04 Full Walnut Console Color TV. not *«n. *550 or *450—onlj JJ. P lum bing DM with Trade; Delux 19'* Portable TV with PLUMBINO Stand, ref, *1*4 for *137 Contracting Rrpsiri Your choice Philco, WevtFREF ESTIMATES inghoutn nr Curtis-Mathes; R L HARVEY 204 Sea lord Ave FA 2 33*3 Hnmr Freeiera;. 5V) lb to ft Upright, *177; 420 lb. cap­ 23. Painting acity II ft.. tlM ; 500 lb capacity 14 ft,. *21»; PAPER HANGING-PALMING Electric Blanket): 2 rea r guar­ Lkenved, Bonded, Imured antee. Double or Twin bed. 20 Years Exp — 322 7331 your choice of Color *11 88. Reverse cycle heat A coo) 2 1 . W ell D rillin[r air conditioner, woo BTV. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. brand new. *2*0 Value—for SPRINKLER SYSTEMS *1*6: All Types and Sires Repos>e*»erl W e s t i n ghoute We Repair and SerVtca Washer A Dryer, matching STINE p itr. both for $ : » ; Machina and Supply Go. RCA Victor Stereo. 4 speaker. 207 W 2nd St TV '2 6432 AM. FM Radio with stereo Reg *258—only I for SIM: 29.. Photo & Equipment _______ __________ _________ New H ot. point Clothes Dryer READY TO MOVE IN New 3 A 4 Bedroom Homes, 1-2 baths So l.ongwood area —Trade* tonstdered. and we'll build no your lot. Semi note County a Leading Build er HAROLD I.OGAN l.MN ENTER! RISES, INC. Sales office: So on V. S. IT92 to D ine Bell Dinnr, turn right one block no Semuwl* Are. *3* 3911. NEW 3 Bedroom, 2 bath C. B home on large srooded lot in Wilson Place, 5 miles out West Fir*t St., W mile past 1-4 intersection. Immediate occupancy for homratrad rsemption n e tt year. 322- nu. 1 BEDROOM, Family Room, Close to school, shopping center A base. Low Equity A f i i m t i i Paymenta 1*2 mo ina Laurel Drive. value for *!0«; 106. A p a r tm e n t* fo r R rn t 1 1 8 . T r u c k s F o r S a le 2 BEDROOM, Turn. *17 Cata lina Dr. 322 0578. F U R N I S H E D ApartmenU 1950 DODGE Panel Ttuck, looks good, runs good. D e w close in.- 601 Palmetto. Ph. 322 1374 after 5:30 p m. tires *300. Call after 8 00 a. 2 BEDROOM, completely furn m. 322 *473. Lshed house. Pr. 322-2577. 3 ROOM Fur nulled Apt. *55 mo., includes water A elec­ 1 JO. A u t o m o t iv e S e r v ic e 2 BEDROOM, KHcfwn Equip­ tric. 322 9507. ped *65 mo. LAKE (MARY. Clean, nicely furnished Apl . I bdrm.. 322 1301 2640 Hiawatha at 17-97 Adults. *50. Call 322-3930. • AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Payton Realty LAKE MARY. Unfurniahed 2 t-Room Elfieiancy apt. with Rdrm . m bath, Kitchen equipped, Den, *75 mo. Th. 322 0181. 2 BEDROOM C R House with Fla Room 131 Garrison Dr. 323 0419. I - BEDROOM. Kitchen equip­ ped. 1003 Elm Ave. S e n k a r ik G U a a a n d P a in t C om pany pvt. bath A shower, suitable lie Magnolia Ph. FA > 4*21 for couple or single person or retired All- uiilitie* inAuto GUaa, eroded in hebt. Ideally lo­ A S a il Carer* 1 cated no las St., within 1 block of 2 free parking kite and shoppmg center. In­ 304 W. 2nd St. FA 1-901* quire at Manuel Jacobao Dept. Store 211 E. Find St. ALL WDRK GUARANTEED AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. FURNISHED 2 Bdrm. house EFFICIENCY Garage Apt., all 123. H oatn & M o to r s conveniences, close tn. Gar*75 mo. 322 3249. age Ph. 321 6409. Gateway To The Waterway I BEDROOM House. Kitchen . equipped, convenient to NEWLY Decorated, four A 5 R o b so n S p o r t in g G o o d s room Apt with Bath 404 E. Your EVINRUDE Dealer Base, *65 mo 322-454*. 11th St . Sanford. 301-6-1 E. tit Ph. 322 5961 .1 BEDROOM. 1 Bath. Kitchen Equipped *93 month. 322- 108. R o o m s F o r B en t 1689. CLEAN ROOM for Man. 401 Magnolia Ave: 322-0720. UNFURNISHED: 3-bedroom. 1 bath, 8*6 E. 20th. *90— 3 bedroom. 2 hath. Ravenna 115. Autos For Sale • Sedans Tark, *115— .1 bedroom, 2 I960 T-BIRD—Full Power A • H nrd T o p e \* (with. 1403 Wynnwood. *113. Air. XMAS Special *1.495, • Convertibles o . . SANFORD MOTOR V W ' GHIA "W b* w u r w ififln f.n r s.C A M E R * s h o p ! .**>: For "The jiest From-AB-Your; Personal Porte hie TY~ ia m effi-: Transitors 9". 12". i f ” , your Films." choice for only *122; 210 S. Park Ave Sanford Apt Sur Delus Electric 3D. H o m e A p p lia n c e s Range. Storage drawer A 4 ALL Typo> of new major Ap­ plug in elements.' *149 95 3 BEDROOM. Family Room, I Bath, bu.it in Appliances. Central Air A Heat, wall to wall carpeting 322-3505. 97. 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French Ave. I NO MONEY DOWN I $ J 0 0 - $.100 D o w n — 701 French Ave. 323-0721' 102. Mobile Homes SRI b ] ----------------------------:-------- - — $ 1 0 - $fil) M o n th - - N 1LATE 1964. Blue MU Midget, 100% Mechanical DON’S like new. 1800 miles, wire Guarantee — 30 Days •— MOBILE HOME SALES wheels, healer, windshield ■ t.000 Miles On All ,"Yoor Wheel Estate Dealer’ washer, Tonneau, Never rac­ SA LE S BROKER Card VW’a. 17 Models to choose from ed or w-rerked. rhoge 323OPEN J-DAYS A WEEK - f - v m after 5 p. m.' Salfa — Parta — Service 838 1206 F’artory Authorised Deaiar Hwy. 17-91 I-ongwood. Ela MUST SACRIFICE- 1963 Pnn liar 4 dr Catalina, white, 2.563 PARK DRIVE 1-2 and 1 Rcdrooma full power, factory air, ra 322 2420 3227495 Bn. llw y, 17-91 NEW and USED dm, heater, deluxe interior, | NIGHTS Sanford, Fla. |>VJ Aw-ningv A Cabana* will consider old car in trade, 322 6674 3230346QUALITY MOBILE HOMES assume payments, ode own­ 322-414* 32234*2Hwy 17 92 S_________322 2562 er. r h 522 6606. ------ I, t t w - A 'l BATIIS KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT? h 1 For Completa Information i j See or CtU Your Stenstrom Realty Kllinor Motor Co. 322-1835 ALL 425-5938 Cars Drastically Reduced PRICES GOOD THRU JAN. 5th $100.00 DOWN St. Johns Realty Ball-Blair Agency fii Mrrrury Monltry 4 - Hwir Hard fop. Fully Powrrrd A Air Conditioned. Lika New —. Low Milaaga Payton Realty '2595 V A - FH A Property Management and Sales Broker 62 LINCOLN 62 IlUICK Conllnrnlal. A luaury cav with many y t t e t of uarfulnraa. The Continrnlal at) la that’s hrre Sperial Convartibla, V. a, - A uto ’> raaajwlaaloav Full Power and Air Condltlunrd. - JIM H UN T R EA LTY BANK '[POSSESSION1 $ $ $ $ $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES GO WEST Scn)inole Realty Legal Notice SOU TH W A RD - «brr^SHa*ri irftmq / FHA - VA pliances at Drastic Discount Ca l 322 8448 J A R Trfdtng Hot Point under counter Disdvwasher, brand new *259 95 Post,- Inc , 2309 s. Orange tli* |Hillf7 af till* ■ewanow *f66. 9*p*r. Blossom Trail. Orlando. ___ All wood Walnut Consolette TV. D E A D L IN E S S rt.V K O itD E L E C T R I C , tfW) \ a:ue, J.44 with Trade, 12 Noon ()>; Before G K. Appliances—New St Used Less than a portable Puhliralion F«r 118 Magnolia 322 1562. P boo* Charlie Lor m b . collect Insertions and kltla at \v*ociated Ridio A TV. (Sat. Noon For MondajT SATURDAY Sale, Used Refri 2U3 N Orange Av* , Or­ gcrators Wishers A Stoves lando 422 2514 1205 E Celery, Ph 322 95*0 EASY TERMS 1 . L o st & F ou n d or 123(1782. |i 11Ft. Mobile Homes - Rent 1 LnST Cameo I/vcket, call l j F Refrigerator. goo) condi USED Upright Piano, excel -f lent condition *200 Ph 122 1 BEDROOM Trailer, on Lake 322-0351. tion $40 322 07*3 { 46*4 before 5 p m , PRETTY AS A PICTURE Adults only. Ph 322 736* J . P e r s o n a ls 3 Bedroom, 1 bath bouse on 31. M usical I n s t r u m e n t s 1 MOV 5 SKVTES Army Navy large lot. Oak Hardwvmvl LARGE 2 Bedroom Trailer Surplut 3i0 Sanford Ave Do you have a drinking pr>>b close to Base. Call 322 6261 P.aoo Tuning and Repair floors ‘ Family Room, Closed lein Write P (J Box 12U. W L llarrr.oo — FA 2-42X7 garage I BILLS BARGAIN BARN 10 (5. ApartmenlN for Rent Sanford 112.910 TERMS of 10.0WJ Items Piano Servicing & Timing AVALON APARTMENTS 1300 Grapeville Ave. PRIVATE \oice Iwswn4 Ph Genr Cum baa — 322 2661 MOVE IN LIKE RENT It* W 2nd St. 322 3417 32217346 • COMPLETE Bathroom outfit 33. V a c u u m I 'le a n e r * 3 Bedroom Kilrhen equipped DUPLEX 1 Bedroom Apt. Call wiih fitting* ton Call before MIDDLE 4GED Widow will large yard near Ptnecrrai Mrs, Stewart 322 7548 until • l'l i m or after 6 p m _ live in with Widow in nice SAN FOLD VACUUM SVC. School 4 30 p m after then call YOUR REXA1R DEALER I 377 60*4 borne Bov 115. Sanford Her f r e n S o m tn elo r V u n t y 1 rv«m kaafar* X l W u M *12 no TERMS 523-1*08 2555 S. Park 322 6511 ( D ia l D lr a e r i *M SALES - PARTS - SERVICE 5 1 . A r lic le * Fur B e n i 2 REDROOM 1 hath House n« FURN. Apt 2300 Mellnqvllle WANTED Ride to Orlando 81. Beal Estate - Sale 95. Mouses For Hale large lot Hardwood floors, RENT 4 BED vicinity Edgcwaier Dr Ph 13. I 'la n ls . F e e d s . S e e d * Drain', throughout Large 2 BEDROOM Apt Furn Also RoUaway Hospital. B a b y 322 6069. Government. Owned two Camping Cottages on the Beds, by Day, Week. <r MERLE W. WARNER Monkey Puitle tree. Car Our Regular Feed prices Homes river Ph 312 3762 day or Month, pnrte and separate garage 25 'bs Jim Dandy Dog Feed 4 . Itc a u tv F a r e REALTOR night 522 0991 with workshop CARROLL S FURNITURE s: 93—50 lb* Jim Dandy Dog 706 So Park 322 3*21 ACE BEAUTY Salon, open 722-5181 LOW DOWN PAYMENT Ers-.l $3 52 too lb* Shell 116 W 1st FURNISHED Garage Apt 140 daily A evr- by app l* May Selection of 2, 1, and 4 cd i o n S O — too !t>» . _ . .. , . _ „ per niontli, Wiler furnish­ fair Hotel 322-0990. Bevirxyr.i.v located in variuua .Short, 53 9 5 - 1 0 9 lbs I us " ' M * * T o Huy ed 301 S. Park Ave. Ph aectaxu of Sanford 322 1301 2640 Hiawatha at 17-92 clo Chop, Horse Feed 54 30 t ’S tD FURNITURE. Misr THE TIME TESTED FIRM HARRIETT il Beauty Nook, 323 0705. 120 N. Park Ave. 323 61 3 Immediate Delivery — Ud lbs F A F !eed $3 (tt items. Piney Wood Auctioo soft water, evening app’ts IMAGINATIVE? MONTHLY PAYMENTS FURN. 1 Room Apt *30 per —toil lb' Race Horse Hats 322 2270 105 So Oak. 322 5742, Here is a modern 3 bedroom _ __ _ w ---FROM J50.00 month. A lulls Ph 122 9480 $7 So HUNT S T U X E D O ROBERT A WILLIAMS Masonry I^kefront home on CLTN CURL Beauty Shop FOR THE BEST HOME FEED ST iRE. Corner San w L wmuld like to buy a small Realter one of this Areas moat popu­ 1 ROOM Furnished Apt for 318 Palmetto Ave. 322-OBJ4 BUY ford A 2nd St. house under *2.<M> needing Riymoad Lundquiat. Asm lar Lakes Needs a good Couple Water included *45 Evening Appointmenti — j repairs M o a t tmcrevled. f k J 5*51 Atlantic * 4 * 4 RMg SEE YOUR cleaning * some weeding SANFORD FEED STORE I 322-7399 %) Whole Com *3 05— 10q lbs fi. Child C a r e but the owner baa agreed tn JNFURN. Upstairs APT. *55 Laying Mash *5 20— loo lbs " E BUY Us»o Fumtture, one cut It loose for 111,500 month, 309 Magnolia Ave. NANNIE S KIDDIE CARE. In­ Hog Feed *4 50 Piece or houseful. Furay Terms. Real Estate — Insurance Inquire downstairs after 8 fants to 6 yrs. 2440 S Oak 320 Sanford Ave 322 9990 Bedding A ?urn. Co , 901 W. 3rd A Park Ave. 122 5*41 BART PILCHER, BROKER p m. or call 322-4130. \ve Ph 322-0981 1st S t 322 6591. ONION PLANTS Personal Service *30 mo. Up Surplus City. WILL Care for children week Crystal Wai A White Spanish SELL US your furniture JOHN K. F O X . Cell .722-7498 ly b»si>. large fenred yard Quick Service with the Cash RenlUn M 52AU. ton— It AO l i t i o u , fi E L A K. k KPARTM ENTS W. Hotmfw*- Nnfr nr Kertf Ph 322 SUPER TRADING P AS T. io* ?T Park AviT 33^3 —*2 0<l A M P revjtt. 749114 W First St. 322 0677. 2115 Seville. Ha 8. D ors • C a l s - I’e l s CUSTOM BUILT Home on KURb Apl Close In. ulmmle 90. L oin F o r S a le Lake Ph ereflmgs 322 1597 ,i.i. Furniture For Sale 50 . ,Vli>c. Fur Twile Cowan 322 4011. DOGS RECEIVED tor Adop FUAT BROKET 97. lluunea Fur Kent tioo, boarded Animal Res­ TREE RIPENED Citrus. Na F R E E K b TTMATE NICELY Kurnivhed 4 Room Maybe Bat if YOU were in c u e League 1700 W Minoe Apt. Adults. Ph. Slt2 1926 veil We .hip Albert H. Pell Upholstering A M attress re* vesting m land YOU would I BEDROOM V U Houle, Kit sot* DeLtnd Ph 731 1846 Offire. 322 211* staling New A l sed Furai Osteen 122 3873 or 322A191. at least have that to fall chen equipped, call 323 5303 Nights: 323-0706 ture Call Nix Bedding Mfg back, on Buy . lota with 12. Special Notices Patios, floor, Free CiUmtges ^ N A T I O N A ^ ^ 122 064* Ca t t 70* Celery Are UNFURNISHED 3 Bevlroom Terms YOU'‘tan afford and sand, cement, rock, pipe, 2614 Park Drive FA 9-JUT. House. 2412 Willow *85 mo INCOME TAX SERVICE start building YOUR future steel, grease traps, dry 322 0274 UKEKNRRIAK 1-arge suburban selection be For tde biggest >eiecOo* at writs Stepping stones. o M HARRISONS Cheiee lota , available 9e UNFURN. 2 bedroom Duplex. Dearly new and u x d furni­ ginning at *795. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO 1311 Palmetto 33*827 309 Elm Ave. Greenkriar ef Lech ArVer ture. see Noils Furniture 322 5751 Terratan Boors, tile bath, eterleeking golf ceuree Brokerage la Caaawlberrj ’ BAHT PILCHER. Broker kitchen equipped. 322 6201. Adding Machines • Typewriters GAS Euraace 100,000 BTU. Paraaoal Service Custom building to your on 17 92 Open * day* 9 M l - " S a l e * - Rentals • Repairs Call 322-749* Ducts A Registers 1150 Ph apoctflratioaa. Groeabriar I * BEDROOM, 2 Daih. un­ 'PO W E L L ’S OFFICE SUPPLY Used furai lure, appliances, 322 5249 developed by furnished 1 mi. to base, 2 tools etc Boa [hi ■ Sold 9 5 . H ou aen F o r Hal* blocks to shopping ernter A KINGS WOOD 15. Special Services FENCE POSTS Creosoted C> Larry s Mart 115 Saalerd '57 ( her. *687 hal. *31 mo. school 1 year lease recgiir BUILDERS. IN C pres.- 4 6' v7 ft. long, 50c Ate Ph FA 1-4Itt. '57 Old. (198 hal. *24 mo. «d. *120 mo. 522 9*70 after FIXIT SHOP FA 1*074 ea Ph 332 5654 ’57 riyiauulh *399 hal. *24 mo. S p. m. At these Xmas Specials An 202 Fairmont Dr. 1 WILSON MA1ER FURN. '57 Linrola *767 bal. *11 mo. English Dune It Girl s or FIRE5V4x»D Call after 6 p m SEVERAL Outstanding 2 & 3 Buy - Sell — Trade 1 BEDROOM kitchen equip '57 Mrrrury *299 bal. (I I mo. Boy s Bike All Sues *39 95 Bedroom Home* available m S A N r O H l i ' 5 N E W E S T 322 1797. . ' 31115 E tat 322 5622 ped *75 mooth. Ph. 322 36*5 '57 Ksmblrr (587 bal. (31 mu. HOMES. West 4tb St. San Rupp Motor Scooter, 2l» all Areas o.' Sanford Let o> lord 3 tied room. IVk bath, . ‘57 Cadillac *6»7 bal. *32 mo. Show you Around! HP, 100 miles per Gal SINGER Featherweight. A l bu. B u s in e s s O p p o r t . FHA k VA Loans LMN EN­ conditio.), 1 year -r. coral: '57 Char. (599 bal. *29 mo. • *169 95 TERPRISES lnr . Builder FOR LEASE tional Guarantee—pay $5 50 '57 IteSolo *599 bat. *26 mo. ' 400 W. 1st S tu 322 4751 Harold Logan, cal] *3*3911. per mu Sm;rr with Zig-Zag. ON WEST FIRST ST. SERVICE STATION. '57 Chrysler (399 bal. (21 mu. 19*1 t . F l i t A n ---------- PROFESSIONAL, ■Salesman eu Duty 4:06 p. m , ' pay off balance of 53* 10 or Good Loci;) >0 Cool Products. ’58 Chry.Irr 1399 bal. |I 7 WoT • Bee Howland FA 2-5232 anytime to dark PAINTERS A DECORATORS Guod Treatment • Charlla Craig 55 9u per month; White '58 Old. *1(1 baL 111 mo. 6 Rob Thomas Pipering — Waterproofmg Domestic Zig-Zag balance PHONE LOCALLY 322-4342 TO YOU our CLacta and '58 Hillman *499 bal. (24 mo. * Fraak Bruaaoa Satisfaction Guaranteed or apply to the only 558 pay *7 33 per month ’58 Ponliar *568 bal. (32 mo. Friends a Happy Prosperous ,'Free Estimates 323 WJ9 PURE OIL COMPANY '*6 l>rSolo 15(9 hal. *11 mo. SANFORD SEWING CTR New Year r i< -n T i» i* s i n k .*59 t h*v. (511 bal. *30 mo. 101 S Park- Ave 322 9111 •'VOTICt: la karvby tktl Ernest M. Southward . ^ R IC H A R D b TREE SVC b t.- H c n i E a t* !* - S a le ’*9 VWagn. *499 bal. *23 mo. I sw •••■ tad la Vualnaaa ai W. B Shippy Frew estimates. Licensed 59 Chav. *799 bal. *51 mo. ALMOST NEW, priced reaeooH a y 17-SI. Pauth aaafnra. la k e a h ig h w a y . 1. W. Southward '19 P ool HT 19(9 baL *54 mo. A Insured Ph 3234500 . | ab> I Man * Gabardine Top 8ami»«4a Cwualp. Ptnrlte. ub. 4*r tha RetlUaua s a a a af. ntCh. 59 Ford 17** bal *32 mo. FRONTAGE Mab'.e A Calien Coat) 2 Mens Overcoats k kwra naaltr. that I lawn* -J L & B CONTRACTORS '19 Plymouth *3(9 bal. (34 mo. DELTONA Are*, m f f on J L MeWborier la raatatar aal* waaia wjlh tha several auita; 1 Lad.es P er­ '59 Ford 1*99 bal. *33 mo. HOME IMPROVEMENTS. Clark af tbp Circuit Court, spring fed lake. 1115* on En­ Bessie P Herman sian Lamb Coat. Cali 322 ’*( 1’lymoulh *4(9 bal. *24 mo. Mmlaata Cauatp. P’tartda. In ROOFING, PAINTING A terprise Road. 33 acre* Jackie McCracken 4230 after 5 p. m. • R H i a s c t with tha pravialana INSULATING SANFORD AVE. choice land, • miles from of tha Plrll|loaa Nama PtaluWa. Financing Arranged 322 22*7 *1 per Da y rental tor Elec­ Sanford. *45.060, terms. Ph. to.wit: hcrtioa lit.as rioriea l U I Z OPEN EVENINGS ktatutaa 1*42. 427-7223. New Smyrna Beach tric Carpet Sbampooer with Seminole County Min. big. S. |. Rlchhure ;__ You can find anything you Sanford, Florida 321-4593 1 MM W rit fat Street purchase of Blue Lustre. Also several Lake - Front INVESTMENT A REALTY Publlih Dec. ja, .l»t» a Jan * need advertised in the Her­ National ilrpoaaraiiona In c II. :a. I>lk Sanford. Florida lota. Carroll Furniture Co. . (U « N. P u t Ave. X22-9173 cim-a* ald Classified ! • Station Wajrona 32243*2 ,»«> French . w e . ” The Dod^e Boys *3295 I urd I ildiit 2 Eng ln». 61 61 61 61 61 60 69 Slaiif>n Wagon. Brand N«w IQ 0g Mrrrury 2-llour Hard Top. Full Power and Air Condillontd. Dodge Pioneer 4-Door, V-6, Automatic Transmlaaion. Radio and Hraler. IQ Q C *1395 Ford Galatia. A-8. 2-Dour Sadan. Tranamiaalnn, Radio and llralar. Aulomatir *1095 Comal 2-lbtor, Auloniallc Tranim lsilun, Ilaatar. *995 *1095 Mrrrury M )o«r Srdan. Automatic Trinamiaalon, Heater, and I’.itra Clean. Ford Country Squirr Slallon AAagon. V-8. Aulomalir Tranamiaslon, Radio A llralar. Two To Chooea From. *695 61 COMET 59* LINCOLN Model, liurkrt Kaala, Autumalir Tranamiaaiun,' Healer. Premier I - Door. Full I’owrr A Air Condition­ ed. An ExctlitntI Bui Huy At *{ S-22 Hpnrt a *1195 ’995 BARGAIN BUYS 6 8 57 57 *150 '295 *195 *95 Plymouth Slallon Wagon Kamblrr Station Wagon Chatrolat 4 Door Sedan Ford V -l 2-Door Sedan U I I M T LINCOLN m r n u n I MERCURY I N L 109 I'atmctto Ave.Sanford 3 2 ^ -4 8 8 1 Winter Park M I 4-0 2 0 9 •9 • 4. \ *I �< a fl, f ' *»' ‘ • » f ETtif W t n lo r S '”’ ~t- * , ■ *♦«' * 4* Wt t i IB -— —1 . Page 12 — Dec. 30, 1964 w Layos Issue Statement On Benefit Fund if V By Donna Eate# M n, Tlulh I.ayn, apeaktng for her huaband, Longwood’a Fir* Chief Claud* Layo. an­ nounced today that peraona wlahlng to donata monle* to lha fund adminlitered by th* fir* departmenWand auxiliary to benefit Mra. Kenneth Bra.u . baton and family may tend their contribution* to any member of either group. Mr*. Layo atnted that "un­ STOCK UP EARLY...ALL STORES ( der no ctrrumitance* ahould donation* for thl* fund be aent directly to Florida Sani­ tarium Hoapltal or to the fam­ FRIDAY, JANUARY lit, 1965 ily.” Detail* and admlnlatration WE W ILL C L O S E A T 4 P.M. of tha fund were decided at T H U R SD AY D EC . 31al, 1964 * Joint meeting of the two group* laat week with Mr*. Bemnettn M o r J i * named chairman. Mra. Brabaaon, a member of .the auxiliary, waa aeverly acalded receiving aecond and FREE EXTRA third degree burn* over moat of the front of her body in ftirweeWent-w^the Long»9i;d Wws c o u * o »3I»no fu r c ^ i -o k — Community CUhitea'# Chrlat- - r max Party aponaored by tfia BONELESS CHUCK ROAST OfT fir* department Dec. 19. Al­ FRYER COMBINATION PKG. (DRUMSTICKS, THIGHS, BREASTS whk HU) though fttill hoapltalired, ahe la now permitted to have v|an ADpmotJ to ihi siAiun you aiarvi with you* ru*cn*sr.. llora. Iw a iw w n w v o o u n i, 1-3-65. ■ * a * i " * a a a ------- # ' T" w - •• —P’*' e- t ft ** #* ,a 'V i • ’’*■ ‘“1 a * a ■ PRICES IH THIS AD E F F E C T IV E MONDAY, DECEMBER 2flth THRU DECEMBER 31st • QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED TOO F R E E S T A M PS WITH COUPON • B L U E RIBBO N Q U A LIT YARMOUR STAR BON ELESS COOKED PICNICS 3 BONELESS CHUCK ROAST L,79< BONELESS BEEF STEW M FRYER COMBINATION"" " ’ ‘"u PRUDEN'S COUNTRYHAMS t *7 9 P 33‘ , TURKEYS;.:.. u 3 9 1M B L U E RIBBON 'QUALITY • GROUND OR P IE C E S ARMOUR STAR BON ELESS C 0 0 .f l T I I HAM S 4 ucak2 m SW ISSXHEESE <-.35* F L A . OR GA. GRADE ‘ A* FRESH a 100 Siarepi with raufon MAYPAIR RICH TA STY R 35 F R E E STAMPS WITH COUPON C O C K TA IL SIZE P E E L E D I. DEVEIN ED J T SHRIMP - E fT H B R M A L JL ^ lL W H O L * - f ~~___ ~ 1' U.SeO.A. GRADE *A* YOUNG TENDER BROADBREASTEO Quick Ftoiea lAa. PKG," 17 LBS % A UP ( ------OR M O RE F O O D -O R D E R LB •BUlEfllBBON QUALITY WESTERN BEEF To Have Watch BLUE RIBBON LABEL ON YOUR HOLIDAY TABLE.,, Night Service FR ESH PORK PORK BUTTS PICNIC ROAST Elder Spring* B a p t l a t Church will have Watch Night Service* Thuraday beginning at 7:80 p m. A well-planned program centered around the theme •'The Experience of Worahlp” will be given and will include allowing of the film, ''Bible ,*n th* Table." Other feature* will be th* »inglng of hymn*, apecinl mu*lc, lealimony time, worahip, f«llow»hlp and rafreibmenta The program will conclude ^Ith a lime of pray­ er and dedication. Aetivitlea ara planned for prlmarie* and lower depart­ ment* and the nuraery will b* open throughout the evening. Invitation to the public haa been extended by the pastor, Rev II. Hamilton (irtffm. — Geneva Contest Winners Named Dy Ju A n n ila ) a Results of the Geneva Hol­ iday Lighting Contest have been announced by the (Seneva Carden Club which aponaura the event annually. S w i n g at a judging com­ mittee were Mr*. Luciil* Nor­ ton, Mr*. J. H. Bilbrey, Mr*. Calvin Oldham and Mr*. Kate Kllbee. Categoriea and winner* aa Hamad - -intlw M , _ a l l . ju uud most beautiful, s h o w i n g thought and work, Chester Marek; moat .beautiful light­ ing, reflerted in lake, Walton Torre*; and lovliuat, lighted tree, out»ide. Jnhn Tlmma* c { a FltKC KXTffA ^ i J J MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ! , iJvLriyl 1 [2 t f l j LWIT-1 WITH J.00 OR MORE ORDER PEAS Taka *aa atone ta l lor bekwl, aM hoateu Mt* haxitta a# gift* a*4 la/umiUoa about ttv# dakgMM wskrnn MORTON • REG Iff EA. FROZEN DOUGHNUTS b *i. 3 ORANGE JUICE Virginia rctruakl |*. O. Mux 1214 Hanford MARTI STUFFED Orrfcard f e r n MaraachlM O LIVES i*~ 29( CHERRIES ”*29« Phylli* RngenaUU . FA I-BIS4 Lake Mary Nora Norria TK B-ISI4 •.6. Seminal# ‘ Mildred Ilaaay •48-5431 Dcltuna • K Mary Catting* I 893-4447 S o p h ia H a i n a n I- I D a B a ry ASSORTED FRUIT PLAVOftt H I- C r s » 3 / 8 9 t — I FAIR ONIONS CARROTS CELERY CRISP FRESH C ELLO WRAPPEE ! I S H R IM P i MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS j I i T r m m ia m M iw M ie tAOT FAIR PK6 w a J • Q r o ICED CINNAMON BUNS1, FRESH CRISP PASCAL uctpkgs1°° 5 la* CAMS 99< 10., FKG FIELED ApIVIlNID FANCY YELLOW GLOBE A, 69* PP Dates* FRESH FROZEN--------- ---------------- --------------------- *i ! CLUB SODA GINGER ALE REG 75# CLARET, BURGUNDY, ZIHFINDEL, SAUTERHE FOUNDER’S WINES sad t o i l kav* a lenerou* and 5 15oz CAN afty, aftr ft i»nu»na taMUkty , Vi< YOUR CHOICE OLD GLORY BLACKEYE t ** 4• * v MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS Elder Springs *5f • 'S ta n d N ew * U e a ^ ..^ a n t& F o a d f^ ^ ^ a jM n g A f[ C LO SED N EW Y E A R S •- — * • V ** A * ^ ft*#’ ‘ ' , ’ -a t * * * - FREE! LARGE STALK ................................................................................. FRESH SALAD S IZ E SALAD BOWL WHEN YOU BUY wbobl 2 5 s a FIRST i - t . ... i i v ; MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ‘ ■ . -r . r . • " " . i w i u . M u e e a i , I 4 ‘I«I»I LBFKGHOftMCL J ' i ^ r T l SMOKE HOUSE • ‘*-**** BACOM ---------------* g FIRST IF J 33rsrrnr,J -. �» \» - »*- • t< - • I* *_ » *’ y- %. * %- V «• t ). * * t Count/Growth Ranking Third In Florida .Goals Outlined For Next Y e a r * »" Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * J‘The Nile of America” Zip Code 32771 Ely Hnrr.v I. Johnson "We have determined ttie basic needs of Semi­ nole County and we are now building the many seg­ ments into one solid package.” ”1 predict l%r» will see the greatest develop­ ment ever seen in our And in the top five is beau­ county.” tification of the area with These two statements special emphasis being placed sum up the thoughts of on the lakcfront. This pr-ojsek J o h n Krider, executive has caught fire like little elsa By Julian Stenatrem WEATHER: Fair, mild thru Friday; high in mid-70a; low tonight itrTiOs. Seminole is the third fastest growing county in the State VOL. 57 United Tress Leased Wire Established 1008 THURS.. DECEMBER 31. 1004 SANFORD; FLORIDA NO. 04 of Florida, according to fig­ ure* released today by Man­ New Year'* resolution*: ager Joe Foy of the Florida State Employment Service Police Chief Roy O Wil­ office in Sanford. Thi*1 applies manager of tha Seridnot* ever has in the county. liam*—another icro on the to counties with population's of It w'as suggested several County Chamber of Com­ accident-death chart at head­ io.ooo or more. merce, as he looked to i9(!5. weeks *go at a Chamber of With a population of 67.100 quarter*. Krider pointed to five goals Commerce meeting and since a t of July 1, 1964, a* com­ • • • then has blossomed into on* for 1965: Fir* Chief Slack N. Cleve- pared to 54,900 in I960, Sentt —Mots and better rdu* of the most energetic effort* lirml Sr. and hi* men—an un­ inolc'i Percentage of .increase hy a vast number of persona rational facilities. listed phone number. To be was 22 and equalled that of Sanford's J Dan Wright J'r. grant labor and other pro- ed to enter private businc-wr thTiuighouT the county. 2— Metropolitan" cnnimrrf-' Broward County (Fort L.ru Grorge Touhy today was has been named state indus­ bietns fell within citrus, vego Former newspaper publisher used by person* calling in Burns also appointed Frank Krider noted today that the cations. derdale) Broward's popula-; named chairman of a commitwith false alarm*. lahle and other Florida indus­ Nekton, onetime Panama City Charles K. Marsh, whose 3— St. Johns Riv^r de­ economy of the county i* tion Jumped from 333,9oO in tcc which will be appointed to trial commissioner by Gov., tries ” switching from dependency on mayor, as business represen- newspaper empire spread ov. velopment projects. the establishment elect llaydon Burns. Wright Bob Shedden of Southern Wright will take over ihc 4— Continued co-operation agriculture to non-farm enterthis year. tative to the commission Wal- r r mut'h °f *be United States, of a metropolitan telephone^thus becomes one of the few Bell—fewer phoners using the post from acting chairman prises. He said agriculture Still leading t h e state, per system for Seminole County. men from Sanford in recent lionatd Spencer of Ocala. ter l.lghtsey ol Tampa was re­ died Wednesday in Washing­ with the Navy. shopworn ruse of asking for employment dipped hy 2,400 5— llrautifirution. ccntagew-jje. In (he population ton, I).C., after an extended The appointment was anyear* to hold a statewide apthemselves in hometown citie* Spencer look over the job appointed as its labor repre­ Krider placed education al while at the same time non­ illness. He was 77. *o the folk* back home will explosion is Brevard. That nounred lodty by boring Bur- pointmen! when A: Worley Brown resign- sentative. the hrad of his list declaring farm employment leaped by county’s i960 population of gess, president elect of the ,\s chairman. Wright will A vice president of Patrick know they arrived safely. Marsh was « close friend j thjf wiJ| keep the many young 3,000. 111,400 jumped to 171,400 for Seminole County Chambce of assume the day-today operaFruit Company. Wright h a s 1 of President Lyndon H. John- people in the county rather “ Thi* clearly show* th* a 54 per cent increase. In sec- Commerce. tion of the agency, administerlived in this city for the past . . . . . ... City Manager Pete Knowles 22 years lie came here Jroiu *on am* onr the fi r , k Per" ,h*n having them leave whan trend, he declared. ond place is th? 25 per cent] "We are pleased.' ’ said Bur ing the big state unemploy —continued positive approach­ Jacksonville where had llvIII c' ^ l r ' L ''"‘ This past year saw the erehike in Lee County (Ft. My-, gess. . that Touhy has accept mem ami workmen's eoriipcnJacksonville where he he had .....'e .-emplCcd ' T ' ' " ’ " " their es by all Central Florlji*.coni-------*-* le a d m h lp fn tha cd since he was eight y e n - f i t , ! ? ' * “ oH — P tW ary--am f .eropdary edit- alien populatfbn. It the chairmanship of this ef- satiun-prugran)*and sattmt-nroerams and thcjilat^ the elate crsl populat/bn. it -went ffrdriFi r o n t ecd d Ihc • count y'-andrttie Chamber. uj^U.tT , .. -M.ytJxTVrXS6,5i5.*SrcordinE jc^rwr*-y.U:fijVrr-iffrA£ offices through*1 w s m t & jM h v m i,j . . ; 7 *,,,! ■ problems. 'Vial ***!*(" j.c!ln ] He is rtedlted wittmfuerr o f [ —aV^finir-yesh 'Tlillege and a-*‘ IS painted to th* **Intense Foy’s figures from the Uni-[vice throughout the county, out Florida, Wri"ht i4 also past chair - the aucceaa of Johnson a* ho junior college a i r in .the m|crest" shown hy virtually versity of Florida’s Bureau o f 1This project is one of the ma* Wright will be given Ihc a S!mlnol* Chamber’s John Economic and Business He- jor goals in Ihc chamber’s 1965 oalli* of office on Tuesday at the ______ Florida Citrus man "of. __ _____ Uftt*d him to continue hi* po- works and these will be push- the entire membership. "We'll ed to the hilt this coming invite 15 or 17 people to a Krider—no more reports the search. program. Tallahassee He said today he Commission r , r " rspecial meeting,” Krider said, local 1 Navy base may close. Seminole and Broward are ''Communications.” Burgess will resign as chairman of the Ollier artivilies include the; *,ct' n in retirement year, Krider said. A facility* which will be "nn l more than 2d will show ainre 1954 ns a result of tied fur third, Sarasota is filth, added, "ptays a vital role in Seminole county Board of directorship o( Minute Maid, ready in srigit weeks, he add* iip.” City eommissioners—work 1 aim Beach sixth, \olusia the chamlier * effortf in serve | ’uh ic Instruction after Us or* llu* First National' Bank - of stroke and.older illnoesrs. Johnson, i n f o r m e d of ed, t* an pleetionk* eourse to "These people," he rontlnu-. Okaloosa nears a finish on the marina. seventh, eighth, all of Seminole County. Ther- gam rational meeting nil Jan Maitland. Florida Citrus Pro­ he offhred at Ilia voentionnl cd, "pim ace’ the 'future nf-burMonroe ninth ahd AllChua ' (ore.^we feel a metro syslem is y Burns will name Wright's duction Vs'ociatton, a vestry­ I Marsh's dentil at the Texas county ami have accepted th* | absolutely essential- If we are successor on the School Board. man of Holy Cross Episcopal White House, said ha wns school site. Navy Base officials —a sol- 10,f’ i hallcnge to huil.l it." ‘‘Many electronics compan­ •'Employment in non farm to achieve our objective of a • ■ r Wri :ht will carry with Church and memberships in g'eatly saddened hy the Id year of perfect flights. Seminole County has don* firms, said foy in his nffi greater Seminole ( minty him iqlo the office the- actual the Orlando Country Club ami **"’>' bail tarn friends ies a 'k us if wc have trainmuch in 1964, Krider reviewed. since "Marsh backed Johnson's 'mg facilities f< > , young pro i ml December report, wav Meanwhile Tmilt) — evrru and practical experience of a l nivels l v Club Humana. Society a ll. V. Kiultr 'TJUj Will 8f« the Rtratllttl tHit tor-V ollHl*ia» estimated at-O.TOO tnNovcm-Mlve vice president of the Flrsh-f.iisinewman operating under The industrial fnmni!««ion Johnaon—generous response rat ilevrlopment ever *ren in er was urn«Uiatr<t from the Ro- At that time. Marsh waw an ' ' v** ran tell th»*in \%r h«vp find to hia efforts to form a socie­ her—the highest level to be j Federal Savings and t.oan \s (he Workman’s Compensation our county.'* Aufttin putijmhrr. Uvill hnvt m ore" reached In 10 months ami 3oo xociation — d e c la re d ’'Scnunule haws,” saul Burns tx'rl Y. t r r Mlph Srhonl in ty In th# county. above a year ago The annual IU was the fnthrt in law of Surh hi^hi-r nlurntlnn fnnlBurns said Wright "will al­ JairK-t'iuiUr* 41ml altun ttir advance," F o y explained, | |{ I rrt Mnski'll, piililmher of it Ira will *rrmtf* thr atmosso carry a complete back \ rmi*r*kttA Klf»mia lie jiriit f o rt Authority's Kiancis ' wav credited to expansion in ground and know Is- 1 -eahle apIn* n fr l i n e ftmr uhiS'lren ii rn u spuprr m Mnr I mavlllr, phrir u hit h vi ill ntfrwTl in* 10 0 0 Ruuniillat <1 ggmg begin* on trade and government a* these \ ii , ami putt *»aviit*r 11f The duRtiy, hr pnhil4*il nut prnai h In the Mibp-et of mi­ ♦itk I 11a• in \rln»r DAN H U H . I l l the banf ni-iitusvill« t anal. lacllltlov were Increased to ( iilinty |s.(dnlrd Sanford IMraM Mamli also, The mrfropolltnn itinimnnlmeet the nerd* of a rapidlyw* onr linir, ftvniumI thr two local merchants—a year of growing population-*’' <*i la ruin iit'W'|ui|«Tti l.tti-r H'dtt ration projrrt wna arrnin! on Foy added. ' Between Oc*l heavy sales and fewer exchan­ hr notnl that **our Four Killed t thr pi•'’it’iit ovAiiri, Marlin hia lial toher and November employ ges after next t hmlnias. Amb’( sell. i’• mini v *rnl in now inotntrtl BOSTON lU I’D—Four pcFmerit in non (arm firms gain­ Marsh, n nntu* of Ciltrln- fnnn thr reel of tb« mrf in- sous, trf'udlrig mother *nii ii. y. 1.1 The Sattf'id Herald again f it v l*i int ijiir (Hin jmn\ . .< 0 I*i■ t Ii iiniinuni roal.1 Uhbi, wat /iiHluataiJ poHlith arra ,’1 1 te*in of Irlr- two of her children, were kill­ Newspapermen and gals — ed 600—a nhrmal advance for pi event mg its S i s 1 -si M -* »..*! w *n»1 ^ '%'Uo ■ F iiinlttinf ^ mj»ftn\ fri'rt* *ht l iuvri. • nf Okla- 1plionrn Info onr ayntrni m an ed late Wednesday night when tbs right clioe * of words to this tune of the year The adverti*ers offei ng i host if prizes ••• the onv»itihU‘ jmnper; Kxi«irr hrma in | | r ».•! mr«f to rnarntial |*mnt to thr fire swept their five slot/ makt the story pop off the winter season saw business first tol t».in. *f« *Jltii! o l u r pii fiii ft fiiimr activity accelerating in many bln native Ohio an rttitor of \ rrahlrtita page. ciuwdrd apartment building. ['ndny advertisers 'f rer *lu i cifis n . 1 fit ir v |b*aut\ Shop, nuipris**1ft . industries Worker gains w.-re thr Akron Rrran and latri hri'H»r prop..nnl wm tiirord s | ■ * . in I page on llu ’-ml ..f I'.!, -..I n < i* Jin* j i, f n rlrwniujjj p|n* f t a• l'1 I , i-uo.ilo.l in uianulai Du m g . . it me mannif tojf rti^or of the do*n in a vidr raihoi thin No Point t -f a si udrjita n-.ill:rtg W ’ Eighteen inoicbajrts nu- pat lo-ipal.ng Jiis siu ' • 1^.11’ii i d . I Ilf Rim o *«nl S>> p # J , o wholesale trade and services, i iririnnntl J'opr. 1>**fir luilJ «ffmU are Lot. WAK44INGTUN 4UP 1>—Tha , acresr the I■■ij*»>1 vi a p I.Jji- sii-lI the 11 ** ll ill l"T'. sti.ies ill 111 os Ivan • IV. I ' "t| BIn I "’.V bnl-\ t i t t i n i. t i t s Mmir will for tn* <1 a par tnnrahffi 1,111 t ' • mmthrr r i*f 1 ruled St a let iocs no [mini in I *. t i i -J si soid tv *’i • • , i * i , | im it" i % Wholesale trade. said in 1**Ifl Min! pm* tinar il new Mpn- r i m id iim m*i«*kly i pressing Russia fur a renewal ^ i n f o l d M l.nitii V h ' i mil | Liolv, f i o xii % H --it ■*.po« '!i, I v t o n it!, f .* |**f i 4!h«*i w flit I uy ’gained as packing p«'ia hi N fl . and W»« l ,,r *s'* Jolina Ifivrr drvrl- id negotiations on the thorny 1 1 h i ^ s K i 'H i P i i , S m k a i k i rlo»N A I ' h if if 1 • m u r ■ ! l b , I It m u*t < 11111 1 >f ■ bouse- added personnel to «’ii. 1’ra Th«> ei« at!il> aapaud i» a tlimr pion^iil vi i . ci m.,n problem at tins time, in ^ m b <«f liiilij'n p m f t * | i 4, I )<h ( t,i* n v , ♦»!»»* -i i,. 111 11 V l _*l! p 1 1111d * I , l b'lllilliC R L < S. I.... I £upt l! T. Milw ee- handle volume fruit sh.p rd their lir w npuprt own*r*>)up, fM | * nlfli'iats said today. tupp fandr'i's baby f....1, !{tl/ rionlif n||»* I -b b' t « Rt*nHl|, jd *s •i » ! i no mnie n a if delegations al mini* the srrviee group ex Mm%U*n family «111} ha» imiir l hr Inkrfront tnnrina <; k o iu ; k m i i n > riu fh*r prt*« for !«**, K«d|*'tt % •V. i nil l.ll. i • ' lb, pern-need •< gain as amuse meetings. pMsjn t which is rmw n**m in wftpnpn intrtm ta. ‘Isn’t Needed’ t l.lv .11. . I i, i men! place* and hotels t** ex Oiunty hsK torn puAhrd into Itmuull, f. a«iifIn foinmlrt fi ' ltnp k*t, * «b-iy .Sutviviifft in* hide hill widow , ,flK H,r drvrlopmrut figure MIAMI ( Ul’l t—The Florida Motorists —a new carburetor [landed employment fur the fipotludit of a t i r a t I»um ilirr* t nu, ( hailra Marsh II, ( 'd>' roimumpbin Musi ( oast Hallway contend* wiriicr vacation season and attlilymif a rnmjU'idirmHvr guaruiitacit to give 45 nil!** to Moil and, ; John K Manh. lh.it the threat of sstiotaga nrsA drvrlitpnicnt th.iT rnrmu retail trade continued at a r Irarwuifsp, f‘!a . nrid Mh'iiarl eiilfmrrrintj report , the gallon. isn 'iih e only good reason why piA‘i'4 nil ij f>ntral Morula substantial level wilti th r u ) •J I iir Port A uthoi it v* n sliotildn t restore jussenger Marsh, \\ tiiiijvillr, \ a ; nn«J Tin <>p.m <i|i% * » ! !uan> rconnui nu* buying at a record vol two dmitf him *, Mis. Kid*«tri which has nindc hiu Minim service It says such srrvica All civilians—color IV at time for the area TALI.AH As>K K il I' I — In « n *»n« of dir • n»i* 1 nil* r thr t« i rnsi of thr law. | Mnsktdl, Mrtf lliisv Ulr. V« . find towunl m »tart of nttnal ist» kirt'ii the tr» inrndou» really isn't needed. has thun I 2U0 a set. •Construction activity," he growlji pot>nti»l lure in llic Guv. t , r i i * Bryant. Ilv.lig !tiot changed fac* * >-v.iv Mil* *j,,. tennx Roliert Morgan, Diana Marsh, New Y"rk i ity conati urtion This would declared, "held steady and ag open up a new field of en* Solid Front again in the fare of Gm elect 4 n’ rt " ,lur next few years." of Vllauu and Joe Rill Rood. Ditto—less irritating tom- ricullural employ mc n t , T he law v as f,a**rd urulrr liravnr in the area anil in PI rrSHUHGH {UP11—Tha Touhy continued, 'The eron- llaydon Rums today reapmeirials, less soap operas, etc. strengthened with citrus and of Bradenton, expire when luirn wciiild line many div* nation's major steelmaker* oniic surveys lor the |*ort au- pointed twv» members of the ' l mn" ’i MllP •’* Rep Wglliam Governor Ruins take office Bryan! has vegetable harvest* on the up­ I O'Neill of Or a ia. fl a i fl»d 10-bln I f lea. thority. the lakefront develop- Mate ItacU,, lu m m in m n to lueiented a solid front today Mrs- Rodney C. Varney, of swing in November," ment. the community college terms running well into and »r>ant s hometown and center alnady .[u-unted Morgan to 3—Th« Sanford-TituivllU in a U> a-ton increase on gal­ 522 Brighton Way. t asselbs-rthe Bo,iid >.’ It*-gents. Canal which wuiild link lhia vanized sheet and observers ry, who cast har first vot* in breed.ng industr in 1 lor id a The uneven length of die area with thn Atlantic* were concerned about tncrca*University, tion this year s presidential elec­ fur 3 8 i*r cent of the labor- ed Central Florida . . . Ocean ami thus to many es un other products. Bryant quickly accepted the 1 " 11 “ ' rm » •** onl> ' <r' t,,r( , r ,, . • all have catJbhsttrd firm baNcs tion,*urjirised and de- force. He adid Tnis waj cun . . Bt Ib.una Kate* I do nt.l Ibink <ummission on a staggered fiiielKn Thia project, . . , for ttic bright lorrca^u and resisnattonta nf ♦•xpirm^ »<<»rii t'oillini'Mo.i and . ,, , ,r , . . . porta . f'gfrfrvf fp-rev-eive »r» engrav­ «idrrrf> 0 OTf*W«l<» *urp)u»s+- » - .............. .............m f fr>f*7 "hT1 * *00*9*+ bana-ami «lU*r. Uie-Wll4»Us| s4— m i aUaVOkg. J* |*o,-4a *n-tufK»w!a»s -...Vi-’isjaLlv H u V U t t ed invitation to President Lyn* The total civilian latior force 4,11 a/ lni> , . ItAi i it in «him .^kn*I hi >.iiit i." jiMj4nt il*-nf s. i arh nw appoint- thr NVw Yrar in AltiiiiHlritr I'onliourd co-..|trri*t|,.n ssltbi Sv.MGON t U P t j —.me of Ui* 1Ol ] dbn H. Johnson's inauguialiorl in Seminole during November '‘ H” " *,r" rtlf,t 1> u,e ‘'n o , Burn^ Rild ' T t r«*rfirr ttiia ptitnf mr-tit v I'wrh iu-w appoint* Hpi lvi£» torn girt will h w%«? to live Navy Is .let iiii-d unutlirr costliest battles for American “f 0ur fuUn'> in K,” ‘nC '’f S , j r k r ' in<1 lm !nrdUMl) f< month Hr »ah! fir <ii.| n>*l tn mrnt ***11 Ik* for four )rar» If v*> on on Jan. 2U. The invitation was Ifi.tXO. said Foy ’ Th..," pop n ftrr th« »»•*:- ..f thr essential jiMijrcts (if military advisers In the South the necessai v wheels in mo appointed th» m Torodc s new tame at a , nmpietr surprise be added, is an increase of 4utl trio! t«» rai»r a *| »• i% reappointed or if nl*» - *» in cloainir hour An jl»e, lal ml,-rest. >ny* hii.t. i, \ ii-luaiiirii- war ended today turn will di-li-rm.ne !*■ a large term runs until Ja n u ai' Ithat to Mrs. \ailiey whose only •ever Ociutirr of 19i.l and J bob ji Im111* »{*' pan ’ . i t | it j Mir i% ri.ifu#^! ll v Hutu* ot«hnaiii «• r uteiiilmir v «lra is n ,,|.sis ii,if ,,f funds I,, ex in victory tor thr government degree how much we ts«*ri**:s( and Fylev ui.til J.imfat) ItnJi connection with politics IS that over that of November, 1963 " is rai*< d it v olid have lu tlu trim vtuvdd run until Jan I" U'X ol alculiolii bevel ages the north south runway, tide according to U S. mill from this favorable buvtness Burns, w.’hi already u angry she served as a part-time vol­ with,!, the Illy until 4 . m. -,-lip KU. i tary spokesmen In baigoa. climate 1wjUi Bryant for naming a ntn* • come fr,,m sun other our.r iiaiy, 1967 unteer at the Democratic hilt bff n given !ho a t e hy "Of great and immediate member Board of Urgent, headquailer* in Altamonte Mi*yur W La wreriua Bvmfneed." Touhy explained. " sv a without giving him a choice tn fi.Ml Springs during the campaign, simplified r e t r o plume xyx- the selectmri, said two weeks I lh*' um>■>r'a iltfeult t ■* vein tem that makes exchanging of »g*> that he Intends to appoint the onlihaficr pameil f)et 23 .Sanford office of the Selec­ ideas, placing «f orders ami We five-member Racing Com by the city cnunclt ucrc car tive Service System has bean bids, the coordinating of pro- mission when he takes «j|{tcj nail out Monday ju tt befort moved to 210 East Commer­ J O H N S O N CITY, Tex motional plant, and gene ^ l lie said at that tinu-.f^'dld the K p. in. deadline through cial Street. (LTI) —President and Mrs communtcatien in.tantaneoul4 not ex|.ect that Bryant* ttSidd wiitteu •taii-riirnta iH*riftiially Johnson will ring in the New Benefits wi'l come to every take advantage of a 1963 law tlflivered to r a th rounrdman, Srmmolt Founty rraidcnU Year tn Texas tonight while one," Touhy [minted out, "as which put th*- (lacing Commisi By l tilled Pre ss come to Hie ha lie of 1905 Reaiont ftir tha veto cited xt still buying U S. savings their two daughters celebrate we grow, and everyone who Is 'ion on staggered terms and Americans eminled out the Tb* National Safety Council in the »tateruent were that ■ond*. In fact, sale* during with friends in Washington ^Interested m this progress had the effect of extending llg- last hours o’. 1964 today and predicted 3utl to 30o [ic-rsuns >or ember amounted to 419,so made ready to wthotnr the would die ll, traffic accident* the ordinance *‘wui nut ronThe President and First should go to wxmk now to make terms of three members g’J which brought l£W4’s to- Lady planned a quiet holiday sure wr have this important they held over through the New Year will, » ' costumed re- during the three day, 7* tiour iistent with ordinancea In al sales for the —first If • at the LBJ itanrh. But they communications device 1 next governor's term. solve and ri vjelry holiday period, beginning at 6 «<ther t| <ofiiiuunitira In the ninths to $4Hft,l 42, This eoun- may collect on some invita The third member whose With a ki-v iri the daik al p m. today and ending Sunday ,,,un*F ,,1“ l ^ ' e action ______________ L i f e t i m e Unconditional Road Hazard Warranty y’s quota for the first ll lions to parties In Austin lie term was cxlended in the art “Maxim's de Pans in Chicago at midnight .. | V*M " not ln th* ninths of thi* year was f:t69,- fore midnight. The record loll was 374 in " , *llf l" H|1 “•'d^would strva is Jark Fiveasb, of Pensacola, and the ringing ol half a limit 0U whii-h g.ves Seminole the The First Family wae-shoet i « - r r • -— .. , PU*'P®M*' hut h* did nul auhniil liu i n t and helh at Cartel ulle, III , a 1959 The normal dea th rale nt' At pres* time today, no ighest pcrcentagi- of atlaln- onn New Year'* resolutions K l l F f t T S A t t c l C k gnatjon to Governor Bryant wj. half a dorrn football Ixjwl for such a period is atsout 3n<) d quota tn the entire state The President said hr had STUART (L'PIt — l.lyle C. hF could be reappointed. Spe game cities and a million and Th* cost of a New Year's 1move had been mada to overf Florida. • made none "I didn't make Wilson, former manuger of culalron is that Burns intends one parties the nalion will bid evening of iniety ranged from ,,lle ll'* vcl° w^ 'r *'r °uld l* any," said Lynda. 20. Nor did United Press International in to reappoint Fivrash anyway. fareweU to 1964—the year of IKK) a couple to the price rd « d,,ne hy ‘hraa-fourth* vot* of Periodic Inapectlon • Flat Tire Repair "Roma men," say* Georg* Mrs Johnson reveal any vows Washington, was reported in The reasons for the resigns the passing Gen Douglas Mac- few beers, n ,t counting the lee ll'* counrl1fair condition today at Stu­ tiona and reappointment was a Arthur and and former Presi­ of the babysitter. Tire Rotation Touhy, ”*r« just itchipg for for the future. * Front End Check success — .when they ahould Seventeen year-old Loci said art'* Martin Memorial Hos­ ruling by former Atly. Gen. dent Herbert. C. Hoover, of liUUGET TERMS—NO CARRYING CHARLES she'* "made a lot" but the pital, where he was taken fol­ Richard Ervin a year ago that Don Schollander's four Olym­ be scratching for it." lowing a heart attack. kept them to herself. cast doubt on validity of ex­ pic gold un dais and the Alaska TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Wilson and hit wtf* moved tending the terms because the earthquake Make on* of your New Gov, Farris Hryant todsy ap­ An attempt to peddle obheir from Washington after Constitution, with the only exsr's resolutions this one: Celebran's dusted off paper pointed George K. Ada mi, Or­ scene literature to two chil­ hi* retirement last fall. Wil- ccption being the Board of hats, horns and unkept resolu­ lando, a circuit judge of the dren x i i reported to police solved — to give .regularly A ____ radio was __ ___stolen _ and son still contribute* three col- Regents, limits terms of state tions and got ready to Jam Ninth Judicial Circuit, the Seminole County Blood last night. The caller aaid hia nk. It coat* you nothing but desk drawers ransacked at. umna a week to UPI and The officials anj commission* tn Times Square in New York, and Succeeding Adam* as daughter, 9, and har compan­ 1401 Sanford Herald. These will b« four years. the traditional party at the in­ Orange County judge will be ion. *. war* atopped while in 405 W. FI rat St. 322-0651 few momenta of your tim* Southsid* School at Racing Commission, tersection of Stale and Ran­ slate beverage director Rich­ thg Pineercst Shopping area ii can be of Inestimable vai-, Magnolia Avenue, police re- [suspended pending hi* recov-^ The SANFORD, FLORIDA jery. * .prsur to this 1963 law, hid al dolph tn Chicago in a gala wcl- ard B. King. to aomeone who needs it. purled today. around noon yeilartlay. ^ C lO < * Metro 'Phone System Drive In New Spurt C. E. Marsh, J. D a n W rig h t Friend Of LBJ, G ets S ta te P o st Dies At 11 -A-ir s t< * - il&WA. Gifts R e a d y ^os* BRIEFS '65 Baby So v. B ryan t Slaps Burns Again Mayor Axes Lale Drinking . . . . . .. . . . zrssz im Johnsons To See In Year Al Ranch v Am ericans Ready To W hy You Should W elcome Babe O f '6 5 Buy TIR ES From Herald Writer Obscene Peddler Sought By Police Jucltfe Appointed Radio .Stolen 'f -- • — j--------- n -w * '• : ** _ . • / * a t , . ■* 0. • *. . — ' vijl.. lL — lR ■ . *‘ A M a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 30, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 30, 1964; <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/4d48af7056842705b8dcc80645429e83.pdf b54373143fa0a2ccfdae4cf31f5734cd PDF Text Text \ I \ * f.B Cl— -, . •V *]’• A , i. 11o - , i « 4 _ W5r FinTorU RfraTB Page 8-A—Dec. 26, 1984 - I r Legion Unit Enjoys Novel Gilt Game 1 t'- -fLJ S ' ta n d Thoae attending formed a circle and aa Mr*. Aarnath Butler read Twae the Night Before Chrlatmaa, package* Ware paa»ed In order from Land to hand until direction Change wax Indicated by a key word In the poem. The ■witch in gift* from right to left, and back again, time after time, resulted in a gay time for all. Refreehmente were eerved from a buffet table roverrd In dark green linen and cent* •red with epraye of holly and greens in a silver vaae. Cry­ stal punch bowl*, flanked by tall red tapere In dduhte can­ delabra were at each end of the table which alao held trayc of holiday aandwlchea, cookie*, nuta and mints. Cof­ fee and cake were eerved lat­ e r In the evening, -Hoeteas committee for the L i Occasion was made “ up- "of* I Martha Newell, Rose Wil­ liams, Ruth lovanna, Viola Leone, Nancy Brumbaugh and ^ Mri. Lloyd Utman. •% —st**’ L ^ ~/ A ll-O u tJE ffo r t ATTENTION 2. a FO R D O W N ER S P i FOR MONEY SAVING * THE T 2460 PARK AVE, STOCK UP E A R LY ...A L L STORES H ( CLOSED NEW YEARS x Fill DAY, JANUARY Ini, 1965 WE WILL CLOSE AT 4 P.M. THURSDAY DEC. J l .t , 1»M 100 FREE STAMPS WITH COUPON e BLUE RIBBON QUALITY. BONELESSCHUCKROAST u>7fc ARMOUR STAR BONELESS COOKED ID O PICNICS 3 -«- F v blu e F R E E EXTRA MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF BOTELESSXHUCKJ10AST O R _ _ FRYER COMBINATION PKG. (DRUMSTICKS, THICHt, BREASTS with ilka) IWADOmOMTO THT STAMMTOO KCTIVt WITHYOU* HJICMASr . ^ HAMS 4 SWISS CHEESE .- 35« Fr LLAi A . OR GRADE e 100 S km- p * with «»u K « UH GA. UA< UN Al/fc *A* " FRESH 11 n SNUMtYlCK*. TNlMI p A | BREAST! WITH Rill W ffl LB J 7 C M AYFAIR RICH T A ST Y 79c t U .S.D .A . GRADE *A* YOUNG TENDER BRO ADBREASTED Quick F (o i*s 17 LBS TURKEYS 10m PKG, 0 7 ( B L U E RIBBON Q U A LIT Y --gWESTERN p—*— mj■ B —E E F L lStlT Ff-W tT n 15.00-OR STORE ORDRR FRE-MAR lb a 07C UP LBi - m jJ E RtBBatLLABELON YW & ijO LID A rTABLE^ . 5AVE -ONlffiCtTH — & BEAUTY AIDS AT... FRESH PORK PORK BUTTS PICNIC ROAST TOOTHPASTE FAMILY SIZE REG B9f CHASE AND SANnORN COFFEE COFFEE ;," l » ■ QT. JAR LIMIT 1 OP YOUR CHOICE O LB #7C 35 F R E E STAMPS WITH COUPON C O C K TA IL SIZE P E E L E D DEVEIN ED SHRIMP RIBBON 'QUALITY • GROUND OR P I ^ E S BONELESS BEEF STEW FRYERCOMBINATION ARMOUR STAR BONELESS COO/.L V __ TALLAHASSEE (U Pij 1 The itate Development Com* ■ inluKnr hi* lolnw r 'VaTRStTiT ~ Air Lines in *n all-out effort to attract residents of west­ ern United Stales to Florida at vacation time. % «M ; (J e a jo . . . ~ S am & h o o & PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE MONDAY, DECEMBER 2Siw THRU DECEMBER 3 !a t a QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED American Legion Auxiliary U nit 280 of Denary found much merriment In the unWiual • gift frame played by members at their Christmas party In the Community Cenl- il v' ■**>*>V i , I). « 4> O LB LB 1*1,h. . „ Tin FYNE-TASTE TABLETS BOTTLE OF 100, REG $1.39 FILLER'S LadyFair DECEMBER SNACKS B«L«n XtUp Tortort C hm Tfl* SPECIA LS BRING THIS Al) TO OUIt PARTS DKIT. GENUINE FORD SPARK PLUGS 65 Ka. GENUINE FORD ALUMINIZED MUFFLERS 1919 - 51 FORDS O 1952 • f il „ FORDS T -B IR R ff L $A65 $094 a # k IIfla 1ly T IT g T er GENUINE FORD sh o ck FANCY RED DELICIOUS ORBIT PREMIUM LIM IT-] WITH 5.0S OR MORE ORDER ABSORBERS EACH OIL FILTERS 57 • 65 Ford & Fulcnn EACH ' I l EACH 1 $705 2 ' NOTICE $ Your Friendly Ford Service & I'nrtn Department** 0 |- 2 54 • 56 FORD ORD 0 4 $*>40 J I j Open TU 4:10 B*L AfUraoona ■ OLD GLORY BLACKEYE PEAS 15q i CAN W IN E S - Strickland Morrison, Inc. It H SOB E. FIRST ST. SANFORD. FLA. PH. 222-1481 W inter Park M l 4-8916 ■t A 1 / • t Ji t GINGERALE r u * bh. 6 9 < 3 i .c T r .c G s 1 00 MARTI STUP TED O L IV E S w - A t k a i Ouawi Mweatkl** 29< PEELED 4 pEVEIMED ASSORTED FRUIT FLAVORS DRINKS I t t . a CANS • A SALAD BOWL VHfiM YOU BUY _ w*' .. _ -----n b * PREE EXTRA ■ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS WrtWft#*tguf&NAM DPVtOtAUQT FOOD w --- LADT FAIR PKG *f t • ( Z u D ICED CINNAMON BUNS! ■ ..m m ,- , • ■ " • ■ ■ • « * « . i_j_as FRESH SALAD SIZE fi^TOMATOES 3 /8 9 t C H E R R I E S ’i H 2 9 ‘ FOOD FAIR I,M ) LB i 1(1111111*1111111111 I I I I I I I I I I I M i l l III I I ............ I 5 i m CANS 9 9 l _ _ SHRIMP Awes»Ouihwvi mi <am* ® N FRESH CRISP PASCAL P P Datui* PRESH FROZEN O R A N G E JU IC E LB BAG CRISP FRESH CELLO WRAPPEI MORTOH • REG ) tf EA. FRO ZEN D O UGHNUTS ■ pate exTWA MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS —0^^. »<1a*»***»(OiWQHA*« PUM.MAMO0 1*1*1 . 10o« PKG ONIONS CARROTS CELERY REG 75* CLARET, BURGUNDY, ZINFINDlL, JAUTERHE F O U N D E R ’S f . FANCY YELLOW GLOBE t WIT-J WITH 5.60 OR MORE ORDER * | i -A APPLES SIX PA K 12ot ZIP TOP CANS $6 86 GENUINE FORD o ......... pw ee e x t r a I m erch a n ts g r een sta m p s ; ■ . -f—. M iuav ; l i ’1' ]-! LBPKGHOEMEC J BACON : SMOKE HOUSE M BOWL r* F IR S T l " FOOD FAIR • FIRST® ? FOOD �I Prime Port Seen Here By Engineers Seminole County * * + * — ^ on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Zip Code 32771 By Hsrry I. Johnson WEATHER: Generally fair thru Wednesday, high 70-75; low tonight in 50s. City officials are studying an exhaustive master plan for VOL. United Press Leased Wire Established i90t. TUES., DECEMBER 29, 1001 SANFORD, FLORIDA . T ^ c l O 0 a "Rivcrport Marina" on Lake Did ybu know that there Monroe and the St. Johns Ri­ • re more than 421 house trail­ ver and expect to call a spec­ ers occupied by families in ial meeting in the near future Seminole County at this time. for ail interested parties to No wonder the County Com­ get briefings. mission is continually rcceiv-' The plan was prepared by ins applications for trailer Maurice H. Connell & Assoc­ RED CARPET treatm ent was Riven the Ellspark permits. iates Inc., consulting engineers worth (Me.) engors yestenlny when they were • • • taken on a tour at Cape Kennedy. Conch John of Miami. Although you may not be In their preface, the engi­ Stuart (second from left) said the ltoys are over­ a citrus grower, packer or neers call the marina "a man­ Sanford's bars gave city whelmed "with Florida." (Herald Photo by Mar­ shipper, you might be inter­ date for a waterfront boating commissioners a headache last shall Linpo a t Cape Kennedy.) ested in "the fact that Florida facility." , night. oranges sold At the Atlanta " I f the marina facility at And today bar owners have farmers' produce market Inst Sanford had begun a decade the same headaches they have weekend at $2.75 to $3.25 a ago, the concept at then en­ suffered for years—having to half box. Grapefruit brought visioned would probably be in­ ■cloee at midnight wh^e ou(Iy |2 .I5 to $2.25 while pink adequate at the present time," -vyv ffig taverns can remain* open grapefruit brought up to $3. engineers said. lilt 2 a m. Tangerines sold mostly around They pointed to the popula­ Commissioners yielded slight .^ia.5Q A.hji|.f b<>x._i . . £ tion exjiloiioq, the demand for ;ly. however TTtoy'll-illpw city ’ •’ * « • - „ jm — ^ boating facilities as "expand­ night spots to remain open till — '* " ■ ■ I t ’s that lime Sjtain — time ing at a fantastic rate." By Marshall Lingo that evening play the Lion*»in 2 a in. New Year's Jive. But for all aliens, with few ex­ "No other Florida-city h’a* ~ the second of thc.'vkw-gamo Herald Sports Writer that'* as ta r as (hey bent in ceptions, who are in th e 'U n ­ the same type of location, thtf requests to allow Jim Spencer's Southern hospitality, civilian ited States on Jan. 1. They river-lake chain, nor the po­ Coach John Stuart, visibly Restaurant and the Capri Res­ as well as ntililnry. nverllowrd must report their addresses tential patronage of this pro­ dismayed because of his club'* taurant to remain in business by the end of January. Only posed recreational project." the cups of ifi young men from loss last night to the Lions, .till the later closing hour each the following Are excused: tc , 1 Engineers reported to city Ells worth. Mg., vU ui a i t . ncvci»U#.Tcuk^tijWt. M » W A . ,!,l . u i g b L _c . - . , . i* |,n I',, w u , | commissioners in the elaborate cr r ^ t e d diplomats, persons "guests o r r i v F d o TITgh' ScVoor p ra ls^ -fo r the hospitality -o( -Tbits. Sanfurc) now has two accredited to certain inlerna-l b m c h u r ^ l l T l t t . places where beverages can tie for a two-game basketball Hie Ov iedo folk and expressed tional oigannizatiohs "and those "suggests S' repetition of hisappreciation on behalf of the served legally after inldmghl series with the Oviedo Lions admitted temporarily as agri­ toty, since Sanford was found­ entire Eagle squad for the trip Thc-y are the Valdez Hotel and The cluh. which arrived in cultural workers. Forms ran ed 1IHI years ago at a river May fair inn. * Sanford Sundoy-afternnon, ami I Mo" , , i > r to 4 **'*' he obtained from any Tost Of­ port. Commissioners Ear| Higgtn is being hosted in numerous "A succession of changes fice or Immigration and N a­ holJiam and James II. Crapps Oviedo homes, was off at a) has depleted the major use of irn aliration Service office. fought long and hard to get a most the crack of dawn Mon • * a tile river as commercial tranlmotion past the opposing com­ day morning for Capo Ken "Gross sales in Seminole portation. Air and automobile missioner* but they were nrdy and an eye popping per travel have almost replaced County," says Seminole Cham­ thwarted Mayor A L. Wll-on of certain instullnllniis at tji ber manager John Krider. the railroad, and now thr river an t Commissioners M I. Ha M ap,, usually not affordexi "has averaged an inciease of is reptaring thr highways for TALLAHASSEE cUTI) — horn and Joseph Baker won out most visitors at (lie space pleasute travel. Gov Farris Rryant's contro­ 21.K peicenl per month since n every pai llainenlary u u center "Sanford soon will hecoma last June." Krider emphasiz­ Upon atrival at the center, versial Hoard of Regents wa* itcuver. ed the word average and in­ one of the nation's prims ri­ Ilaliorn asked surressfully the visitors front Kllxwurlh approved by the Hoard of Edu­ dicated that "the tide seems ver ports, outstanding in rec­ that the commission hold off hoarded a National Aeronau­ cation today Including a surreational endeavor to have changed," on .mi changes pending a joint tical and Space Adminlstra pti-e appointment from Or­ "More than 20 ,000 boat. . . discussion with Orange and turn Ims and N AS \ officials lando that had not been pre­ Sanford." The existing C i v i l ('enter tan lie seen PART OF MARINA COMPLEX is shown in this owning families live within an William Stem per, Sanford Seminole County officials on a t.Hik them on the guided tour viously announced. in the upper leil while the existing city pier can drawing ns submitted to city commissioners last hour's drive of Sanford, per­ I Rry ant named Fletcher G. realtor, has been named to the possible uniform closing of all for "VIPs." night in what the engineers call "a mandate for Imj scci) in the right portion of the drawing. haps 50,000 within reach of The players, managers and Rush, Orlando, to replace policy committee of the Flor­ ingot spots the St. Johns River chain," — ---------------------------------- J---------------------------------ida Association of Realtors, He asked that a reasonably coaches save the launch pads Chester Whittle. Orlindo, who 1 which will have Its inaugural engineers state. time he allotted for the dis­ where the first Mercury asiro withdrew a* a Board of Con­ The facility will create moi meeting Jan. $-0 at Oilando. cussions, suggesting four to six natlts Si etc hurled into space trol member at the last minute. than a leading river pot Reappointed wetc John W. i» • • The group, along with uvndo weeks will "likely become a major Pare, Pensacola; Gert W. High officials and students In other actum, the coininlss January meeting i f the^ theme for the economy of Jacksonville. Dr. who were hosts, saw various Schmidt, ion: North Orlando Village r o u n d Sanford." Wayne C. McCall. Ocala arwl parts ot Hie Apollo project now I —Ill-aid Municipal Judge will he held ut 7 :.'tU p in. Mon­ The master plan Irft noth­ Kenneth McIntosh tender Ills under construction. They hilci Chairman Hava Harrison, St. day in the Village Office ing to he spelled out. It In­ CHICAGO ( I T I i - Three resignation from that post toured the Merrill v Control Petersburg I Room fl, North Orlundo Com­ cludes the location, sue and gunmen who looted a Brink's I IR L R IA x D u e l 1 1 1*1» i*t r ut iun (ilobiiM) will Not New members of the Board TALLAHASSEE (LTD since hr will lake over county, Center and lunched at the pany building l instead of numbei of electric lights, s u ­ armored truck after invading N > 1 1 all tmi dt r Hoops opened w i$n l it: *rrvt* u ruler him of Regents, other than Rush, Gov elect Huvdnn Ruins, my 1‘atrtck AFH olfierrs mess prosecuting duties next month a Homan Catholic rectory got Tuesday as normally tihedql- es of buildings, docks, every­ A KllVrfllNt 4HftipitJfcTitS ull file lud.iv on Israeli ti.o l o n ‘fin- entourage made a tup are Payne li Midyette, Tallamg hi- wonts to take full *i*-d —Applauded McIntosh for his away with S223.O00 ed. Change of tile regular thing. del « plntfoim of cerium i* sowing Held* on the e a s te r n Robert M Morgan, through tin- I'alnek AIR tech h;is sec efficient manner in handling meeting day to fust Monday The masked men who seiml it mill lesponsltiility for tu n ­ Hill lilt Siild, **.Kl11*1 iHlIl n slmi e of tin Sea of li all Ire. Positive factors pointing to A ] ia mi. Mai shall M .(’riser, meal talwuatory and got hack his enurt alfaiis of each month is on agenda the success of such a marina the truck lavt night tn suhur ning the state during his ad­ he ha* the fullest co-u |>ei ut lull to “earth" when the hoys Palm Beach and Sam T. Dell, —Suggested County Judge C. subject to mujurity vote of were listed, in part, as: ban Nomdge operated in a ministration, almost demand- uf tlie hoard* under him, tie visited Cocoa Reach, walked Gainesville. council. I'HtJKNiX. Atu t i l ' l l - Vernon Mtze tie contacted to Increasing leisure time for manner siiptlai to the rubbery *d the "courtesy" resignations i* | h»w n It*it* to i c '*f»'ittid to the Xi-n Hariv Goldu-ater ill see 1/ he will accept the city through the warm Florida workers; increasing boat own­ of an armored hank truck in of every member of cv,i> m a n d a t e of the |ieufd»* " post He a leaving his coun -and and enjoyed the sun David and Dennis House, ership, itmeusing population New Jcrvry when the bandits state hoard which serves uti He mud in* ititvfiil* |*i the Anz r twill In- will tindcigu ly office also nest month shine sons of Mr. and Mrs. Earl in Central Florida; increasing got away well $5i4,tXW a week dcr the governor. lienl of his ii | i ilily lo ho mi li.uk -urgeiy in Washington Meanwhile. McIntosh assured Last night they dropped a House, of Forest City, who tourism in the slate; the fu­ ago Hie Jacksonville mayor, who full chili ge of the i m v u U vu Jan 5. commissioners he would re i td *12 cliff hanger to the played together in Lyman ture prospect of the SanfordThe three men tied up two takes over from Gov. Fail s to u n d i of g o v e r n m e n t uj* main on the bench pending ap­ Oviedo High Lions In a cage High School hand for four Titusville Canal; future pros­ priests at thr Divine Saviour Riyatil, told UPI in an inlet- th o u g h "th.nl ifircs fmt inrun FORT LAUDERDALE) game played at Lyman High's -years, will both he marching pect of the Cross-Florida Can­ Church in NOrridgc and walled view that this does not .mean th at I will ride i tiNKli shod o v ­ ROME (L’l’li — Giuseppe pointment of his successor (UPI) — Tlie body of * 5dgymnasium Today the Eagles —Approved transfer of $! in the inaugural parade for al; accommodation atliaillon in ambush - [or the truck to he will accept eveiy resign., er a n y o n e ," Saragal, a pro Western Social Washington (D.C.) iw7 from the contingency fund were off for a trip lo Silver V ' t "Id Gov.-elect Haydon Bur ns. A 1 st, wainatlgnzHti’il today av lion. woman was found flouting in "J defy any one t ■ fifid a for down-river boaters; add- come for proveeds from Sun Springs Wednesday they will to make up the difference m Sophomore at the University "Some 1 would n, t seiep' sm oother a d m t m s l i a t i n th a n lilth president o| Italy He a motel pool last night. Sha accessibility by the inter day's collections. trade in prices for two new go to Cypress Gardens and of Florids, David is a captain pledged 'Till* detente ol peace Undoubtedly, there are some I wut an apparent drowning state road system; stimulation d u r in g m y yeiuB $** m a y o r of |»>hce cars The city has d>and security " ChaV l mi 1 a Valins, ... . ---------itrrrf *f hinting; conti irrttm iir^r. n d i d to keep the old cars n S c h o o l s R a n S i l c K c t T and plays the saxophone. Den­ added that those who he kept Police *nid other ’ guests at from ]*ivmlty and |$roper let by the proposed East Cenlial the recommendation of Poll nis is solo clarinetist with thr on would feel more of tn at oyMitiuii of w ho to he lo)i$! 1 2 0 R e s c u e d Do'ks in two schools wyre Die motel saw Mrs. Dorthva Florida University's reereaLyman Rand, LKorut-DA il l I l UPI) — Chief Hoy G Williams, harice to liis admiiiistiatom ransacked over Ihc weekend Guido enter I he pool nl about to " | tional requirement; increase —Okayed a statement total Congolese troops led by m e r ­ Horns said that some whose but apparently nothing was 3 pin. A abort while later II* said he e April# r e s i g n a ­ | in marina activity soon due ing $.AR9 So tn cover a survey A Social Security question j to rise by a decrease In trailloyalties might Re strongly tions no tm n ly from h«*md» hut cenaries today rescued about taken, police said today They they heard someone scream on new water demands of HI,II "1 am dtawing sw ml security I cr-bornr rraft on highways, with the out • going admin- also ft Mill the r ve iU tit r heiids 120 uli.tr hostages from the vaid the Westside Elementary that a k“dy w«» in tho pool, By I ’nllrd I’rrss rebels hi the mu Itieastern Con and Sanford Naval Air Station and Westsl(le li r a m in a r payments and estimated that An autopsy win scheduled t o f a ir e n r i r t su< h an *t**t( | especially in larger boats; and —Approved locating a street Freezing drizzle' glazed high go town of Manilla L^would earn $1,2(10 for the schools w e r e entered by Inter today to detyrmina lb# f o r r s i e r ami s t a te h* tilth of I the increase In wateifiont ics- ways in the Midwest today. on property now owned l>v year. My cash salary as a breaking a uimlow | rmi*r .»f (fmrh. , fleer. identia] development in ill tri­ Margaret Rower in the south Maintenance crews in Colo­ B n ltu r n ! P ro b le m waitress has not gone ocar T here have already t»ern butaries, where future resi­ rado used artillery lo shoot $1,200, but my eniployer furMIAMI i UPI l - The Slate east section This will clear rhan^i * made m aoiite of the dents will "cruise to town" for down masses of snow threat­ Public I nlities Commission the way for another housing nishrs two meuls a day in ad­ services am) shopping. hoard* w hich ru n com-ui i toil ening to * .'B lan ch e on mdun met today lo disrtivs Hie b a t­ development, officials said dition to my rash wages. Must i ly with governor*. tain passes tered problem of restoring They emphasized the street the value of meuls he consid­ WASHINGTON (Ul»! I Hums has already named In the flood ravaged West, Florida Last Coast Railway will only tie "roughed out" and ered as part of my earnings* f t Th« »Brotherhood of Locomo- heads of the Hoad Board, De­ two large ice jams in the Ya passenger service lo , [j t, not paver! Answer; Yea. In determin­ UUAVQ FIRST BTinRY QUALITY nilAI ITV ™ AtWAYS velopment Commission, Hotel kima River brought warnings tlve Firemen and Knginrmrn —Accepted without official state's Gold Coast. ing whether a person earns Cumniisaion, Motor Commit comment James Chapman's of new inundations in the state railed a strike today against more than $1,200 a year un­ recreation budding plans which of Washington. the .Southern Hail»a> The ■ion and Industrial Commit F in g e r p r in t s der the letirement lest, his .Near the California • Ore walkout was ordered at fi a sirtn. TALLAHASSEE it I'll _ is estimated to eost between total earnings, including wag­ gon border, 500 mountain resi­ m against the 8.100 mile rail Secretary of Stale Tom Adams ami $i»i.noo. es "in kind" must he uled TALLAHASSEE (UPlI - dents were isolated by the road s a ya Tie ^JRu jirogosc that a^ - L e a r n e d ibe DeLand bus This applies to all work ex­ Gov. Farris Bryant today floods of last week and a i r quest- Ipi ^ t r lirunaox. (cg|fHWyni is not interested in o| ve­ J. W Jennings,’ union vice cept domestic service in a pri­ la hnr1 union business Vgrrds r *tlnS ^ m dai s«-rvica in San vate home and farm work named Tom Waddell J r . Mel snowstorm during the week­ presklent, said the strike was caused by a company move to | submit fingerprints also—and f°r<L where only rush wages are bourne, and Roger Dykes. Co end. L*p to three inches of snow operate locomotives without he may get hacking trom the —Approved adoption of a re counted. Because your total coa, judges of the Ninth Jo vised issue of the plumbing fell from Washington state to locomotive helpers (firemen I City firemen responded In Horida AEL-CIO. earnings will probably exceed dicisl Circuit (Including Sem code. Tiie^outhern R . d ^ oper , Ufm. MftwUv $1,960 this year when the v a g i n a ! ,. - C o u n ty ) .---------- — ^ —Okayed annexation of in Sirs a 14-stale system, mclud i i r c a k t h r r r u p h tie of meala ii included, you The appointment* w e r e ing the Georgia and Florida their busier days of the year SAIGON I U P I)—Vietnamese area at Z7lh Street and French ahould check with your social made under the recent census The first call was received generals huddled ia the sea­ Avenue. Railroad. security office concerning how count, allowing one judge for Renamed Lincoln Street \f> at 7 SO a m lo 1706 Straw side resort of Vung Tau today your earnings will affect your each $0,000 population. Grove Manor Driv*. amid indications of s break­ berry Avenue The alarm was checks. Division B of the eight roun New AttractionK a a * false. The second was to a through in the political crisis ty circuit Include* Seminole that has placed the military Airmen Killed TAVARES (U PI) — Agri­ It'a trua wa haven't seen and Brevard Countie*. which car fire at First and Park at Coming To Zoo leaders at odds with the Unit­ LUKE AFB, Arli. ( U P I)— much winter this year, but presently a r a served by culture vast a $38.8 million ll:4p a m . Gasoline was leak Population at the Municipal ed States. ' business In Lake County this Four men wera killed Mon­ •prlng ia not f a r behind and Judge* Volia A. Willisms J r . ing from a car owned by VA Zoo will increase soon, -city day when their twin-engined wa’d love to see some pretty Sanford; Vasiar Carlton, TL year. County agent Robert ft. Dunstot) commissioners were told Mon­ Air Force 0 2 3 cargo plant •priag flowers planted in the tusvllle, and William G. Ab­ Norris said today. At 4:34 p m . a car owned E d u c a t o r s Norri* said the figure rep­ day nijfht. GAINESVILLE (UPI) — crashed and burned in Rain­ planter boxes along the street. ridge, Rockledgc. by S. A Tolorkl of 112 North I.ast year one of the sorori­ Seminole Sen. M a c k N. resented a "phenomenal re­ Cily Manager Warrrn E. Summerlin Drive had a de­ Ten educators from Chile will bow Valley. Among those TERRIFIC VALUES IN SHEETS ties did it and they certainly Cleveland Jr. said this will covery" from tha December Knowles said the city is pur­ fective carburetor and caught attend a four-week seminar killed was CapC A vary* A, did look lovaJy. I t will tie in now give Seminola County a 19C2 freer# that destroyed chasing an ocelot, and a hen- fire. The final alarm sent fire­ sponsored by tha U.S. Stats Crosby Jr., ( 0, whose mother, A N D HOME FURNISHINGS! nicely with our county-wide judge s-day on the circuit more than 50 per cent of tho gal tiger will arrive soon as men at 3 22 p m . to a truck Department at tha University Mrs. Eunlea L. Knight, raa "L iizdar." court bench in Sanford. county's citrus crop. •X Florid* u u { cu-uth. beautification projectlira m Hast f u e l SLsaL sides in Jacksonville FU. t Night Spots Get Respite New Year's V IP Treatment Given Visitors > . - ------ - V— ■ Bryant Names "Regent Board W A ... Robbery Yields B u rn s 'Intends' tlR Quarter Million To B e G overnor BRIEFS Kami Targets Hack Sui Kury Woman Drowns In Motel Pool Now Proxy Shoot Down Snow Masses Union Strikes Southern Ry. e n n e ijf Bryant Appoints 2 Circuit Judges WAIT! Firemen Get 4 Calls Monday Lake Agriculture Has Comeback . PENNEYS WHITE GOODS EVENT STARTS SAT., JAN. 2nd - :A ;* * V # �•J \ * ........ 1 Silver Dollar _ St.. Augustine Shortage Will Continue A Bit Oldest City Gets Ready WASHINGTON (UP1) — Democratic liberals sought today la find nut how Speaker John W. McCormack feels about Utair proposad changes In House m iss and thalr attampt to purgo two SouthernSlaUtlk (DCARflELBERRY LIONS apnnsbred their 12th annual Christmas basket moot some projact for the needy assisted by a number of other organisation* in tha time today with McCormack, area. Meeting to pack the basketa war*, from left, Mr. and Mra.'Kenntth who returned M Washington Groan, Mra. Harold Kryder, Mra. Mary Webb, Harold Krydar, Tom GulMonday night from Massalickaon, Curtis Blow, Mrs. Lois Howard, Edwin Pearaon, Mra. Ben Evana chuaetta. and Miller and Ben Evans. U la the flral opportunity the llberala have had U pre­ sent their program to MrCormack in perton. n Bla talk la chairman of tha Democratic studyygroup, an organisation of Moersl Damocrata who now claim a ma­ jority of tho party's House membership. KniTOK’S NOTEi The plans on the assumption thot probably do about aa tha coun­ Ths group has proposed slackness la the slash U.S. production will grow cil predicts, ha waa willing to - wight points-tt-w»nU ths T House Democrats to adopt market sod similar sign* of about four per cent In IPG.’t discuss, at Hast, tha possibil­ when they caucus Saturday, business uncertainty have compared to about five per ity of a downturn. Consumers may hsv# taken , two days before Congress raised the question of whsl rent in 1964. Chairman Gardner Arkity on about a* much Installment Is ahead far thy economy la ' convenka. , There have been varying MU. Tbs fallowing ap­ described this rate pf expan­ debt as they can Hand,’ hs reports and rumors on how praisal by UIT* chief sion ts "excellent . . . hut not •aid. If tha saturation print McCormack stands. His posi­ Washington business writer on* that hs* us Jumping for hat been reached, many con­ tion, of courts, on auah an Is baaed •« Istarviewa with J«y." lie said a 4 per cent sumers may decide not to buy ' • im portant Hods would carry t«p rconomiata both la and growth I* not enough to re­ that n*W car or washing miduce unemployment, eat-'fhto rhln*;out of government. much weight. unused plant rapacity or ex­ A Commerce Department By John Pierson Ths most controversial pro­ aourrt- asprssssd a similar WABHINOTON (UP!) — pand business profits. posal ia tha affart to dlaWHY THE BLOWDOWN worry when ha said the "big tipline Raps. John Bell Wil­ "A goad year, but not to good Why the expected slowdown problinU" 1965. will be majnts 1844." — •.. ; liam* of Mississippi and AlJMfllng emrtUrb- demand" to T hal-Jn js BuUboHtia how y prevent a rise TlT'unsmploy. lin t for bolting tho party In President Johnson’s top ad* tha presidential election and vltsrs tea ths economy In (th* lift) from th* tax cut," msnt. Bine* It wilt ho small­ was how on* highly-placed er, tha aaciss tax cut cannot supporting ' Isa- Barry M- 1986. This kind ef on outlook, analyst put I t Although th* b* ospoctad to provide tha GoldwaUr. Tho liberal*, whs warned they hasten to add, makes It tax cut's final Installment •am* dagrs* of stimulus as beforehand that they would doubtful that unemployment goes Into effect In 1885, tne last spring’s cut in income try ts purs* Democratic back­ rolls wilj bo reduced much withholding rate on Wage tsxss, hs said. earner* fell th* full distance A mors bullish picture wss er* ef Goldwater, waat to during tha coming year. painted by ons obssrvsr on atrip Williams and Walton of Their assessment It popular last spring. ■ Thus the feeling In ths Capitol HIM. According to their seniority and party among gom nm snt .analyst* D outside th* While House too, council Is that little more In Jams* W. Knowles, executive standing. although soma do net rule out ths way of * boost to consum­ director of ths joint economic the possibility of either a er spending can be expected committee, th* incom* tax cut from that source. Excise las still has plenty of steam left. boom or a rtesssion. Overall, there is lets «tr- reduction, promised by Prssl- PRODUCTION INCRKARE Knowles predicted that U.8 talnty shout tho business pic­ dent Johnson for 1986, is ture than thsre was a year ago counted on to do little more production will gain $40 bil­ when ths chief question was than offset a possible letdown lion in 1965, fully at much how far and how fast the after consumers have made up as In 1064. Much of this LONDQM (UPD - Show, economy would advance after th*' auto purchases they m ist­ growth will he in th* fnrm ed during th* fall *Uik*. , . of inersasad yuslnest. outlays dog *od fr**iiag rate touted th* tax cut. The letdown In th* second fur plant and equipment, a t Maat HR death* la Western Johnann’a Council of Econ­ Europe over the Christmas omic Advisers is making Its half of 1965 could b* even Knowles said. II* thought bus­ A was reported u> mors marked if businessmen inessmen bav* underestimated build up their steel Inventories their investment plans. in a big way during the first A gain of this sort should westber blanketed th* half of tbc year aa a hedge put unemployment below the British Ilia# aad ronUnsnlal agnlnst irpossiblr steel strike. 6 per eent level in 1965, hs Europe from the Iron Curtain On* other worry is that ths added. ♦o the North Sea. Another Capitol Kill smites big gains won by th* United There were no Immediate reports oo conditions ia BusNEW YORK IUPI1 - For Auio Workers In th# fall wilt expressed some ronrsrn that ala and Its European satellites. winning "tho biggstl election be duplicated by labor In oth­ developments abroad might Industries, pattUulaily fores the United (states ta The heaviest casualties wart triumph in history" and "sur­ er reported In Icebound Britain, passing almost all hi* presi­ steel, and fore* an Increase raise Interest rates In order where at least M persons ware dential predecessors in first- In prices. to prevent a big outflow of NO RECESSION dollars. hilled In highway accidents year accomplishments," Lyn­ a loo*. Many mors died la var­ don Baines Johnson became This could have ths sffert Whatever happens to ths ious weather • connected acci­ Tim* m a |tiln e 's "man of the economy In the year ahead, the of slowing sspantion of ths council Is not talking aveut domestic economy, he esid. dents. year." The westber around Madrid He also found c ause for The weekly nows msgaiine the possibility of a recession. was to bitter • policeman shot paid tribute to tha President "There's no recession In worry in ths possibility that a wolf (hat had been driven for confounding bis sktpUct sight," said on* official. tha federal budget might be into the city by the cold. While a Federal R tttrv* too tight to give the economy with ths msgoituda of hla acThe only glace la Western comgUahmoDla In the past analyst said business will all the lift It will need In 1161. Europe reporting good westhsr y*»r. was southern Spain, which Hit "remarkable'* Lglellbalked ia sprUi-Uka temper* tlvo record w n crowned by tu r n around the (0-d#gTt* p fttfg s of ths 1864 Civil JU C KtskWk U U . T iH S .U liL __ Franco r*porl?J~5S~lr*Wc Johnson Was named tha 3llh deaths and several near #*- Tima "man of tho year." sagas. Twenty-two hilled is Sweden and st Haft High Twelve *> is West Germ*ny, ind FIs land reported 11 deilhs each in To Hear Talk various accidents. Spits had nine death*. Italy five and Holland thro# Those On Heart and oarllor reported tolls B y Mildred H ta s y made up the total. The next regular meeting of the Deltona High Twelv# Club will bo held Jan. 18 with Two Vacationers Dr. I.ui* Pores, Sanford, giv Ing « *114* Illustrated talk on Killed At Ocala First Aid Treatment In Heart OLl) GRADS whoop It up, Just like In the old Attacks, on* of a scries being A Nutshell Economy Experts Assess 1965 Bitter Weather Blankets Europe Lyndon Named 'Man Of Year' OCALA (U PD —Two vnentioners war* killed and a third injured last night when they were struck by a mobile homo tow truck h*re. Th* victims war* identified as Jolly L. Morris, 77 and hla wife. Ellas both, 71. both of -Gtxy- J*s- -Mra..Majii4?_ilaHii Salem, W. Va., was in poor condition with Injuries from tho accident. Pallet said the three were trying to cross \J. g. High­ way 441-801 *7 where -K me ryes south of here to a restaurant a t the time of th« given to acquaint tb* public with advanced heart Informa­ tion. Wive* af members and in­ terested persons of th* are* are Invited and urged to a(tand this lecture. Refresh­ ment* will be available. Taxi Driver, 35, Found Murdered TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — The body of a 38-ysar-otd ta il driver was found io a parked cab early today by police . Felloe said Johnny Carne­ gie was th at to death. Ths tab was parked ia the 900 block of W>st Brevard Street. Detective# said the appor­ GAMTWBURY, England t a l motive for the murdsy (UP!) — Construction fero- was robbery. aeaa Albert Arrowswltk. 47, hit U r thumb with a hammer Porcea of the U.S. levaded while working and died when end occupied Mexico City, la Fatal Blow set i*. 1447. days, aa Class of 1051 of Seminole High School Slithered at Capri Restaurant. In top photo, 'David Leonard.%nd Bill Park ham Jt up as they read the class prophecy, amidst laughter. In bottom photo, pantomimists Jimmy Wade and Boss Hannum do a series of their famous rou­ tines for the class, just like they used to do. . -WASHINGTON (UPI) — K will lie a while yet before Americana who Ilka to spend ■liver dollars havF" more of the cartwheel* to jingle la tho pockets of tholr Joans. / Treasury Department offi­ cial* said they have no more plana to mint mors of the coins, which aro (till in de­ mand aa currency In Western states, until tha currant coin shortage Is over. After requests hy Western members, Congress gsv* ths U. I . Mint pormlsalon last summer to make 41 million more of th* cartwhoola, tho first authorised since 1911. But officials said th* mint too busy producing other Ina now U sta rt making ■llvor dollars "We’re not about to atort making ailvar dollars while ws’vs still got a coin short­ age on our hands," one offi­ cial said. Many obssrvsr* /sol that' minting now dollars would not help tho shortage because most of tho coins would botom# collectors Items. On* official aald there ware no plans to start production of ailvar dollar*’ in "th* Im­ mediate future," mtanlng ths n a it two or threo months at Hast. By Randolph Pendleton tival of the Four Flags, com­ AUGUSTINE (UPI) - memorating ( h e Spanish, The nation's oldest d ty hopes a quadricentenalal celebration next year will rebuild the tourist business that fell off drastically during racial trou­ ble this summer. Local businessmen aro hope­ ful that tourists rather than demonstrator* will throng ths streets during tho festivities. " I ’m hoping (here or* no further doraonatraUooa-aad I don't anticipate any," sayi motor m ansgtr James Brock. "Wo’ro looking for ■ good winter so*eon." Brock managoo a motor lodgo which waa a target of both integratioaUto and Mgregationliti during tha long summer. Though tha quadrieantanalal year does not begin until Sept. JOHN Goeraa, ton of I, 400th anaHorsary o f-th a Rev. snd Mra, Herbert landing of Spanish Admiral W. G o e r a a , of 21S Don P .a d r o Mtnendsg' da Ridge Drive, haa been AviMi, m a n y preliminary laced oh the dean’a avonts are scheduled. fionor list for the fill Tho now year will ho inher­ term s t C o n c o r d i a ed la with a quadrictatennlsl Senior College, P o r t party, and later there will bo Wayne, Ind. H* bad a a. varied series of festivals atratght A average for and celebrations. tha term. Among (hem wilj bo a fes­ ST. British, Confederate and Unit­ ed States governments which have claimed the city during its colorful past. In March, the Spanish gov­ ernment will open its exhibi­ tion and cultural center during a Festival of Spain. Local, state and national governments are participating in the quadricrntennial and the restoration program. Th* restoration committee hopes to m*k* tb a c ih r an "Hispanic Williamsburg" that will be a cultural center for all Hispanic nations. Tha $20 million program to rooloro the downtown area to Ha appearance ta the late 1700s and early 1800s already Is well underway. Local officials fed It was * city's quadrieentennisl plans that ltd Integratlonlsts to slngH It out for demonstra­ tions. Th* officials f**t th* city's status as the oldest In the nstlon enabled the dem­ onstrators to get moro pub­ licity than they otherwise would hsv*. More than $00 were arrested at the lntcgratlooUts, lad by tha Bey. MBtin Luther King, staged repealed sit-ins at Mg- regated restaurants. Among thos* arrested were King and Mrs. Malcolm Pea­ body, mother of tha Massa­ chusetts governor. Violence occured several time* when Negroes held antisegregation marches to the old slave market, or tried to swim at tha beaches, The majority of St. Augus­ tine businessmen In the field of public accommodations an­ nounced just prior to the sign­ ing of th* civil rigbtr bill in July that they would reluctant­ ly comply with the law. But racial trouble was not yet over for "the city. Restaurants and motels that integrated were picketed by segregationists and many end­ ed up resegregstlng. However, there has been little trouble since U. S. Dis­ trict Judge Bryan Simpson signed an injunction ordering 17 of the major establishments to comply, with law. Simpson also enjoined tho Ancient City Hungtin Club, hesdod by aogtegatlonlst -Mat-— sted (Hoss) Msnucy, and any other perssons having know­ ledge 'of the order,1 from in­ terfering with the Integration. Remap Ruling Asked ByJ)ade MIAMI (UPI) — A threeJudge federal penal waa asked for an Immediate ruling on tha legality of tho 1464 Stats Legislature. Dsds County a t t o r n e y Thomas C. Britton sent th* petition to tho federal dark’s office asking whsthor tha mal - apportioned Legislature can legally paas laws. Britton said the petition hai ths support af ths gov­ ernment research council of th* Misml-Dsd* Chamber of Commerce. Th* petition points out the Richard (Max) Swann, a Miami lawyer who filed the original rt apportionment suit, asked the Judges In July to order fair apportionment in line with tha U. S. Supreme Court ruling #n apportion­ ment bated on population. Rritton’a petition said that unless reapportionmsnt taksa place "Dade County will not receive from the State of Florida duriag 1946 and 1064 its constitutionally fair share of tha monies te be ttpcndrd by tha stale." Tha county attorney urged th* thro* Judges not to daisy a ruling any longer. Gov.-elect Hayden Burn* haa staled he doe* not plan a special session of the Logislature to consider apportion­ ment until Juno—after tha •lose ef tho 1966 legialatlv* soaaion. tail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for Only . . Henry L. Heath, PER WEEE Longwood, Dies Henry L. Heath, M, of Longwood, dird at 1:11 p.m. Sun­ day at hit borne. Born May IS, i$T$. ta Jack soavllls, he was a retired car­ penter and had mads Ms home la Longwood for th* past 80 years. Ho attended First Baptist Church of Longwood. Survivors sr* his wife, Mrs May Heath, and a staler, Mrs L. Cramsr, both of Longwood. and Iwo grandchildren. DeBaiy Contest Winners Named By Mrs. Joha Lm m Winners la the commercial district UgbUns contest syoe sored by the MerchanU Dlvls- * loo of (he DeBtry Chamber of tom marcs have beta aam td hy Sam Faroa, chairman, who tra i asillied la the Judging by Frnacia Paaold and Mrs. Adam Muller. First prigs want to th* DoBary Restaurant; second to Jo Pock, Realtor aad third to ** AUoa - SummarhlU Fuooral Home. Awards will be pro acnlod at tho January mootlay of the spoesorins group. Funeral Notice M«ATW. .H IV B t U —Tus.rol eeewces ler Ueery U Ueetk. It, el U e s v e e i who Sled will t , SsM SI t S . ■»- .Wsdeaedar at a to reside U Lesitreeg rem ei-rr w u t Rev. Jeok Lie4-ejv errieieiles R-leeee rue-re I Heme. See(erd. 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DIXIANA FROZEN TOPVALUi STAMPS DIXIANA FROZEN TWS FlOttH • ---- I H M R i m T- — Seafood Plotter) aooo DIXIANA FROZEN tmu aao. star o w u .a u »■» TOPVALUI STAMPS DIXIANA FROZEN mml P l u s Pita thou aooo nuu ate. aiar --------M i r w ant ---- - Strawberry Pres«r. EXTRA TOP VALUI STAMM two r n a t , .* a n r raauow f r u ii n r»s t a u i i aooa Wagon Steaks P in a h a s nac alar aw w aan »•! By Stariha T. Vlhlan ti.pi.tr Ct»rk. Pa oat. Lima. SI. 1S4I itm1C Mi * 1■■ �1 <* £> Dr. Crane’s SH O W D O W N 1 {Either the Individual etate* vol­ untarily get together to create a na­ tionwide program to upgrade Amer­ ican education or we will ]o4e the bat­ tle for better achoota and college*. That ia the warning of Jame* B. Conunt, noted educator, former preaident of Harvard, former U.8. high commiaaioner to Germany and in re­ cent years a respected diagnostician of the country’s educational ilia. In hla latest book, "Shaping Ed­ ucational Policy,” Conant- charge* that we are suffering a "critical loss of talent at all levels" because of wRicly varying educational oppor­ tunities and standards and the lack of planning in many states for the, Improvement and aapanaion of.edu­ cational facilities. Among the most serious challengea facing our public schools and col­ lages, he lists: — The reform of teaching me­ thods and material*, including the new developments In foreign langu­ age Instruction, mathematic* and the sciences. — The introduction of new tech­ niques, such as television and the socalled teaching machines, —. The urgency for improvement in teaching the writing of English. — The recruitment of more able young people Into teaching. — The education of students of limited ability in high school. Includ­ ing better vocational education. Tha way out of the educational cri­ sis, says L'onant. is far the states first to put thslr educational plan­ ning machinery in good order, then to form an "Interstate Commission for Planning a Nationwide Educa_Uoad Policy.” , . . The commission would work In co­ operation with the U.S. Office of Ed­ ucation and other federal officials to study major problems and make rec­ ommendations to the member states. It may be argued that the federal government should provide the initia­ tive and leadership to implement Thought For Today Msy the God of steadfastness snd encouragement grant you to live in such hsrmony with ons another, in accord with Christ Jesus.—Romans 15:6. • • • Let not him who it houseless pull down the house of another; but let him labor diligently and build one for himself, thus by example assuring that his own shall be safe from vio­ lence when built.—‘Abraham Lincoln. Phil Newsom Says . . On Center Stage / I fi• .r, * | r: I -4— f| \ 1 1 i I ■ it • -iZ the election, Wilson In Uie last two motsUis has been con­ founding hla critics. As Wilson has captured the headlines, he also has captured the public fancy to an eatent far greater than the election outcome would have predicted. Immediately after the Oct. IS election, the new govern* mrait quickly survived two mv confidence motions, one of which Involved the touchy Isiue of tlte ronstloosliistkm of the steel Industry. It seemed that neither the Laborttes nor their GuoservaUve opposition would Herald Area Correspondents seek an early new teat of strength at the polls. F.nterprlae Altamonte flpringe Mrs. Ritchie Barrie Latx>r was unwilling to risk Mrs. Julia liar to* •48-5*34 m -rn s lls already thin margin, and 'the Conservatives were faced Bear Lake-Pereat City I with a re-organisation task, inMra. Maryana Miles Lake Mary 1eluding the choice of successor IIS-MTI Mrs. Francs* Wee tee , to former Prime Minister Sir SlM tlt Casselberry ■Alec Douglas-Home. Mrs. Jane Caaselberry Lake Monroe But subsequent e v e n t s MI-1044 Mrs. H. L. Johnson 313-4733 brought changes, and now it la ChalasM being predicted that Wilson Longwood Mrs. Joan M ails might call for new elections as Mrs. Dunns Kates 314-1741 early aa next March, confident 834-3117 Dtllary that hla majority will be ia North Orlando Mrs. John Leone Mrs. Margaret Cueby rreased. H M IM 1)1-4744 Actually, deiptta the r a n k 1)41to RA Osteen da*rl« not much has yet been -. Mr% Mildred Haney Mre. Clarence Beyder done. <64-1431 •33*4441 vernmetrt met • teaers bandar crisis by Impoilfng’a •lya Mrs. JoAnn .Hays 15 per cent lurch* rg* cm im­ •44•1144 344-4873 port* and mans gad to sootha the outraged reactions of Ua partners In the European Free Trad* Association aa well aa Its counter-parts la the Euro­ pean Common Market While soothing the feelings l*ag« 4 Sanford, Florida Tuaa., December 29, 1964 of Britain's trading partners abroad, Wilson Also success­ fully promoted at home Um WALTUt a. willow, auivea aso ria u iu n a conviction that Britain'# fin­ r a a s k voltolihw . c tm la M i • o-weemi ■ ••sew ■omemt n a n a u a a ancial Ills wwra antirely the 301.1 AN L. aTNNSTIMlia Advertising Uireoler Asssslti* Cdttsr fault of the departed Corner a u i Maatsa vatlves. ■ ■Max I. JOHNSON Adv<rtl*lat Manager Mantling Editor s e t PIATT In the field of personal di Oentrol Adteriltleg Msaager o o a is WILLIAMS plomacy Wilson continued to dARia m u e a t k w got it is editor l i d i u t Maeager press ooe-man heudmanahlp. ItOTTia AUSTIN P in t he. yUlted President City SdUer Sfeehaeleal gegL a il l vincnnt a v a t w mi. ls Johnson. Then the word circu­ atatt Pkolegrtpktr O s s ir SdUer lated that an exchange of vUlU with Soviet leaders also was Pkklteked dally esntyt Salurday, Agamy and Christmas} aukunder consideration. lleked dotvrdajr greee'edlag Ckrltlnoo. * It meant continuing cloee ties ■uaaoaiPTtoN b a t m - Home Oellvery — u - ----- •-----------------— ~ ------Sle we with tha United State*, while at tha tame Um* promoting ALL OTHMM HAIL Improved relations with the ay Mail IklMIkULB COUNT! • 1444 4 leer Me Weea »»-M t Xear E a st L tl 4 Mekths LM t Heaths Wtlaon agrees with U. I. Lee • Meetka SIS I Meatke Wader* on the Importance of a LM I Meets LM | Meats 17. S Pee la L MegeUUeej yrevlde U at eU MkaertgUeee I strong NATO, but ha also would like to drop Britain's gd>< (a edvaeee. own costly Independent nuclear The Herhid U h meaker et Me Uaitsa Preee-which to #a« deterrent He proposes that It JIUed eaelsmvely te Me m s ler tcgekUchttoS et eU Me leeel ba Integrated with NATO and ■awe gristed la Ml* etwapaper. tte use be made suhject to Katered sa seesad etoed mailer o m m w It, 4441 at Me Peel U. S. veto. jriertda, seder tSe Ael el Oeegrtee #4 Her eh But to do tt h* first must CUM e( 4, 1411. convince the Weal Germans He pert el eey malarias, eewe er edverumeg, e t Mto ediuee that hi* pirn U better than the e l The heaierd MereM msy he regredeeed to ear e u i w wiM* M ultlU teral Nuclear Ferro eel wriitea germiaaJea el Me geslleheg e l The tier eld- Aay already proposed by the U, f . Ie41*44«el er A/m reegeaeihle ler seek reeredeeUes will he He ha* been told to go ahead >easteered ee lafriay.es «* The S i n t r a eegyrlgkt aa* wUl qe and try. He 1* Indeed a b u y As a politician Brtlisb Prime fice took on an American style, Minister Harold WlUon great* complete with spotlights, bands ly admired the winning tacUca and entertainment and with of the tale Preildent Kennedy. Wilson, himself, always on ---,_ Aa an Individual,"tong before center stags. Vice President-elect Hubert The Labor party'* winning ' Humphrey ever became bis margin was razor-thin, giving parly’i candidate for the na­ Wilson a working majority of tion's aecood highest office, only five votes in the House of Wilson also admired end con­ Commons and U freely was sidered himself a close friend predicted that hU would be a •hurt-lived government. of Humphrey II was no accident then that But, using the same razzleWlUoo'a own campaign for of­ dazzle which helped him win ASfW ?1 ir. $»raUi (ay damagee Mder U e tow. Worry Clinic such a program. But as Conant poIntS'put, not only has the govern­ ment no constitutional power to es­ tablish schools or direct education in a state, but numerous federal advi­ sory and investigative committees on education have been sst up in the past. , The results of their recommenda­ tions have been almost nil. What re­ forms have been accomplished have often been through the use of "fed­ eral bribery." Even some state leg­ islatures have been forced to use the same tactics to persuade local school boards. 8uch bribery may be potent. Over $700 million In federal funds, for in­ stance. currently flow every year to the nation’ll colleges. " StfH there cannot 1ms, says Conant, any such things as a "national” ed­ ucational policy, but only a "nation­ wide” one. And that can come about only through state-initiated action, for "What Vermrint has and what Vermont needs is very different In many areas from what California needs, which Is different again from New Jersey.” The answer, of course, ultimately lies In the people who are involved in education on all levels and with the people In the several states and in the localities In the states who elect the legislators and pay the tax­ es that support their schools. It is to these that Conant appeals. Bruce Biossat — Roy. Cromley Political Notebook Yrar-end eleettoni, the first In flva year*, could have an Important effect en the val­ ued stability of populous Ni­ geria, This relatively sturdy rock, whole 66 million people com­ prise roughly a fifth of all Africa’s population, stands In many ways as tha brightest hope in the huge collection of new African atataa. In the election* called to fill 813 seats in Nigeria's lower house, two major coal­ itions of parties are arrayed In what could prove to be a eloae fight- Moit of the indiv­ idual parties have a strong­ ly regional base in a nation with sharp regional and eth­ nic djvletons. Caught np though It Is in the confusion* of an ardent campaign, Nigeria neverthe­ less spoke dramatically In the United Natloni In opposition to 14 Noser African states which, In atrldsnt racist tones, lashed the U-9--Belgian air rescue of beleaguered whites and black* from the Congo. The big point le not, huwever, Ihmt Africa's must pop­ ulous land spoke up for us and for the duly constituted Congolese government of Muiee Tshonibe. It Is that Ni­ geria holds so much promts* for tha future and can coneeivhbly Isad the way toward a broader African stability. Hopefully, t h e romnfon arnsa balance now prevailing in Nigeria among It* rival tribe* and regions will nut be upset If the leading party cla­ mant In the outgoing govern­ ment—the Northern People’* Congress—1* somehow thrust aside in the Dec. 30 voting. The NPC'a leader, Blr Abubakar Tafawa Bak-wa, ia the present Nigerian prime min­ ister. Hi* party gained more than a thin! of all House seats In the 1B69 elections. It gov­ erned through coalition with other parties. Today the NPC Is cam­ paigning as part of a sevenparty athflftics, with Itself and the Nigerian National Dem­ ocratic party the largeel eleihrnta. The rival group is the Un­ ited Progressive Grand Alli­ ance, in which the moat Im­ portant constituent parties are the National Council of Nigerian Cltiicns and the aocalled Action Group In West­ ern Nigeria. The NUNC had lean part of the recently dis­ solved government coalition. For outsider*, the signifi­ cance of these two ram pal go­ ing alliances is that they seem to offer one more im­ pressive demonstration of the Nigerians'^ determination to find workable answers to their problem*. Without the two big canvaiea these coalitions provide, Dick West’s Contrast Bernard DeVeU with toy professor* of "Bbert Story Writing." For DeYet* iUnatratee the clin­ ical teacher In coat rest to the "brslatruster." Student* relish teas he re who can al­ so "package" their courses entialagly. Superb teArhera should be able te practice what they teach I George W, crane, Ph. D. M.D. CASK U-448: Bernard !>*Voto was a member of the staff in our English Depart­ ment at Northwestern Uni­ versity. -Meanwhile,, ha traa writing for various leading magazines. Bo when h e ' offered cour­ ses In "Short fltory Writing," the student* flocked to enroll. (Then other professor* got Jealuut.) Nemrmlfer, college students are pretty good judge* of whether or not they aro get. ting their tnuney'a worth from the high tuition now charged. Indeed, if you readers want­ ed to register, fur a course where you hoped to learn how­ to write salable copy, wouldn't you prefer a man who could practice what ho was teach­ ing 7 B s n i a rH -PeV'eto 41m* brought In the first drafts of hi* own stories which wtro soon to appear in Saturday Evening PotlJ and other "slick paper" magailnes. Then he would let hla stu­ dents see the second and third 4 r* fu -ef th a vety.aauic. story, showing them exactly where he bad mads changes or im­ provements. . And he would then explain In detail the reason* for tho changes between hi* first draft and the final version that appeared In the maga­ zine. HI* students relished this Nigerian politics might at this point he bogged down - hope­ lessly In Intarregional and In­ tertribal combat. Yet the etjatence of the al­ liances should not suggest all la rosy. Nigerian politics of­ ten flares Into bitter violence, and may again. A Kind of uneasy trure now rules among the competing force*. What appears to save the country la a brand of element­ al political wisdom that re­ lly Hal Cochran flects the presence there of There must be a huge ■ elstablo cadre of trained civil servants—aomething the plague of nits around, judg­ chaotic Congo gravely lacks. ing by the number of pickerr In Nigeria there I* respect for w* encounter. the rule of law, for JUltlW Dan can't figure why he's and for freedom. called the breadwinner. Hay, Blessed with good national it Sounds us if he cupfied u and regional leaders, the coun­ price in a bakery contest. try le steadily conscious of its size and consequent predomin­ The names of emile of those ance In tiis general African new dances are only slightly setting. wackier than Ihu dances Jn a very real sense Niger­ themselves. ia I* new Africa's keystone. It has a genuine economic po­ A woman in Sheboygan, tential, with enttoh, cacao, Wis., won damages for auto palm oil, nuts and a growing accident Injuries, hut the jury oil output Uut there are pop­ deducted 10 |ivr cent because ulation prrssurea, a shift lu she hadn’t fastened her seat the cities, a mounting need bell. Ntxt time shall buckle for food Julia and turn train­ down to her responsibilities. ed for them. Howling, is a striking exThe Nigerians badly need more capital and more tech­ ample of what some men will nical aid. Their Impreaslva do to get a night out. record at a young nation tug The Old Cynic says that gesta they deserve 1L with the current fashion fad for knee-high boots and the prevalence of babushkas, he can't tejl whether the gals he eee* come from .Minsk or I'insk. Medical and dental students very practical "Case Method" likewise relish clinical teach-' technique. Contrast K with tny own era who are out In private experience a few year* earlier practice but then devote a few wjtan I took all tha short story hour* per week to teaching. Ona of tha beat ways to im­ writing course* offered at prove student interest ia to Northwestern. , Since I was having to work Insist that ALL Uachara have my way through college, I soma practical experience out wrote fiction and essay* which on the firing line of their pro­ I sold to ntagaalnea to help fession before they ever try to lecture to student*. finance my education. The word "braintruster" So I took all the course* thus cam* Into vogue because th a t Would hare a bearing on far too many professor,, my practical interest In sal­ though of high I.Q. and fortable copy. ifisd ,||jth impressive doctor's Yet the professor of tha CCTurat had never written ami degrees, are still lacking in 8()LI> a single story, poem "hors# tense," public s h a k ­ ing akitl, the star salesman's or novel) enthusiasm and the knack of So he was a "braintnister," trying to tell u* students how "packaging," So send for my booklet to do that which he himself "Surefire Public Speaking couldn't demonstrate. In order to get my money's Strategy," enclosing a long worth from the courses, 1 thus stamped, return envelope, and would submit my original 20c. (Always writ* te Dr. draft and let him make the minor corrections, such a* Crane In rare of The Sentypographical errors that slip­ ford Herald, enclosing a ped by when I was pounding long stamped, addressed en­ away on my typewriter via velop* and 70c to rover typ­ the "Hunt A Pick" method I ing and printing costa when still employ for writing these you trnd for on* of hie booklets.) daily Case Records. ^ Thla prufessor served pri­ marily a* a p’roof Tender' for my typed manuscripts. p b in s E T T w y And 1 didn't mind the ar­ rangement for I received col­ IN lege credit for the same stor­ k s I later sold to magazine*, BLOOM so I obtained a fair return for my college tuition. “~BWTRrotiId’hatw-preferred- ” (IraperTITe N nrw ry — a talented teacher like DeVo1211 Grapeville At*. to who could have offered t 331 0884 far more constructive advice "Scott* Dealer” than mere proof reading. , Barbs for jour special purpose. TiTuuerer you w an t... you can save for it here. Come int V. The Lighter Side United Prase International WASHINGTON (UP1) — On* of the duties of a news­ paperman Is to investigate rumors to see whether they are true or fata*. Last weekend, when 1 was at a fox hunt near Southern Pines, N. C* I heard a rather Interesting rumor regarding the aax life of pin* trees.' A person who claimed to be "in the knuw” told me that pin* tree* occasionally change sex for no apparent reason. A tree that atari* out a* a mala winds up aa a fsmale, and rice verma. Ha said things get eo con­ fused that only another pltz* tree can tell which ia which. My Informant said he under­ stood that paper mills, which depend en pin* tree for pulp, had undertaken a research program to try te determine what caused the changeover. He aald ha had heard that scientists were using slew mo­ tion cameras in hopes of pho­ tographing a pin* tree In the act of ttanaferring, ao they eeuld learn hew the process W h n F" returned to Wash­ ington, I checked out the ru­ mor with Lon DU1 of West Point, V a, owe of the E aston Beaherd’s leading p hasscats •late. DHL wh* weeks for tb* Chesapeake Carp* * pulp and paper fine, said th e n was nothing to I t Ha said the ru­ a a oTc i o r t g ~ n You can buy insurance t o __________ _____ _ _ _ peatoet y i a - s g s la s t - i l w in i ^ ^ VtSifiH .Jt iU siX JhT . M kXEQ&UsJCL mor apparently was a twist­ on* day be full of superior anything now—except being peateied by Insurance agent*. ed version of some research plnra. that tha paper Industry has been doing In tree genetics. Dill amid Impartial and un­ biased studies have shown that "pin* trees and other conifers are both male and fe­ male." "Thera te a male hoBy tree, for example, and a female holly tree," he aald. "But the conifer wraps up both sexes In on* tree. "The eou* la the female por­ When You Choose a Home in tion. A flower which showers AS LOW AS down ■ yellow pollen la the male portion. Whan they get together, you have little pine tree* standing all over the place.” Par "A Community of Homes — Built with Pride” Nicely put, I would any Month When Dill explains tha pint One la a comfortable 8 bedroom, IK bath tree facto of life, It ell e*«ms home with large living room, completely equipped INCLUDING fine and beautiful. GENERAL ELECTRIC kitchen, carport* and utility room. TAXES AND INSURANCE Ha want on to say tha gen­ etic research program was un­ dertaken te develop "pedi­ greed pines," What happene MODERN KITCHENS BY te this: FHA FINANCING—484/MO. Whan a tree geneticist finds a superior pin* ties, he ob­ INCL. TAXES AND INSURANCE tains a cutting. Bather than climbing to the high crown, he often take* a rifle and shoots down a limb, which U grafted to an ordinary tree. f t e d the cew* la pollinated anethar superior tree CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY the seed* ore pleated hi Gdntral Office SU W. 25th St. Phone 822-8105 experimental plots. I t has some of tha aspects HOMES OK COUNTRY CLUB RD. - FOLLOW OttR SIGNS of e shotgun wedding, but If StRMtrom Realty, Sale* Agents Fhona 822-7415 ell go** w*B the wooda will It's a W ISE M O V E ! Ravenna Parks 6 E N E R A L $ ELECTRIC Slw sm a lvih * $ ^ m �\ 1 J , r . '• .. * BBfiwV*' !,4V" a ;- V •auTorl .lermll Dec. 29, 1964 — Page th e Johnson Faces • Next Four Years In Good Shape . JOHNSON CITY. Tex. (UPI) —President Johnson approa­ ches his next four years In the White House in excellent health and physically able to withstand the stresses and h strains of his office “ in out­ standing fashions," That was the report from Rear Adm. George G, Burkley. White House physician, in a year-end medical analysis of the President: • The report was in the form of 35 answers to questions sub­ mitted by newsmen. „ Suntanned, jovial and look1 lng well rested during his holi­ day sojourn at the LBJ Ranch, Johnson appeared to bear out his doctor’s A-l physical fit­ ness rating. But Burkley’s medical report did strike one controversial chord. What does the President like to drink? "Bourbon and branch wa­ ter," said Burkley. But convi­ vial observers have noted a longstanding presidential pre__fcronce for an occasional scotch’ and soda. He has never hcen seen publicly sipping bourbon—although the holiday egg nog at the Texas White House is sometimes laced with It. How often does Johnson i jdrink highballs? _ "'TJrtore"" dinner," Burkley answered. Burkley was terse on wheth- 10,000 ToAttend Inaugural The 1965 inauguration day ceremonies in Tallihassrc Jan. 5 are expected to be among the most colorful and elaborate in Florida's history, according to Ed McNeetey, editor of “ In the Capitol," a monthly newsletter published by Secretary of Stale Tom Adajns. More than 10,000 persons from all parts of Florida are expected to converge on Tab lahassee to see Gov.-elect Haydon Burns sworn into of­ fice along with members of the state cabinet. Thirty-five bands, 30 floats and numerous military march­ ing -units will..participate |p the Inaugural parade sched­ uled to itart at 3 p.m., after OFFICERS of the Seventh Grade Sunday School class, Casselberry Com­ a public reception in the Cap­ munity Methodist Church, are shown being served cookies by their itol rotunda from 1:30 until teacher, Mrs. Clare Bulmer, during a Chrfstmas party. They arc, from 2:45 p.m. left, seated, Nancy Peck, president; Renee Ponte, vice president; back, The activities will be cli­ Debbie Strong, treasurer and Bart Viner, secretary. maxed with the Inaugural ball scheduled from 9 p.m. until 1 a m. which will be held in Tallahassee. On other nights bails will tie held In Jacksonville, Fern Park (Sem­ inole County), Tampa, Miami and Pensacola. (There will be By Jane Casselberry no ball in Orlando aa fre­ The seventh gride Suhday quently reported.) School Class of Community The Inaugural ceremony will in 1952 tie served a 'sTiort gel under way at 11 a m. when Methodist Church, Casselber­ SAUGERT1ES. N. Y (CPU ry, visited the Good Samarijan —Tlie kid came home a man hitch in the Ait Force, then en­ the combined bands of Florida. Seventh Graders In Yule Visit Home in Sanford to sing carols for the residents and serve them cookies, A special offer­ ing taken by the class was pre­ sented to the . . .home.„ ... . Returning to Slate University, University of Florida and Florida A 4 M University play the national anthem. Msgr. Patrick Nolan of SI. Paul’i Catholic Church, Jacksonville, will pronounce the Invocation. Stale Sen. Wil­ son Carraway of Tallahassee will introduce visiting distin­ guished guests before Gov. Farris Bryant delivers his farejjell address. Chief Justice E, Harris Drew will administer the oath of office to Secretary of Stale Adams, Comptroller Ray E. Green, Treasurer J. Edwin Larson, Supt, of Puhlic In­ struction Thomas D. Bailey and Agricultural Commission cr Doyle Conner. Justice Richard W. Ervin will administer the oath to -• ’ tered the U. S. Military*Acad­ emy at West Point. He drop­ ped out because of a girl. He married her on Oct. 12, 1957. / L e t s Do W B usiness Together No Long Holiday , . his, lips. T l marriage did not last. For Mailmen about The ('issetbW Tri There were |nfs“ of fn e iflrj 'Rogr?Tcam rTaeJrto this (own ~ ’TOCSHINGTON— (TTTT' — the class enjoyed games and neighbors and school chums " -------------- Monday— where his widowed refreshments a it ttie the home home nf ot i “ ’*— , *«. returning „ - cClare ' — t.„ i_ , mother si ill lives in the white er the President had suffered' the teacher, Mrs Balmhero. any adv'erse physical effects cr on South Triplet Drive lie waved Ic them’ cheerily r'J m e house on the corner of in the campaign: "No." There also was an exchange There were flags, too. and he " a‘n *nd Mynders Streets The doctor said the Presi-Uf Christmas gifts, saluted each one smartly, hi# sahere he wws horn, dent had recovered from his I Mothers accompanying the fingers so taut they shook. I Hags flew in front of hanks. 1955 heart attack with "no evi group were Mrs. Evelyn Smith Once in a while, hr would restaurants, gas sU tions-just dence” of residue, “ all findings and Mrs. Ruth Montgomery, slap himself in the stomach. •*KMI* every business in town, indicate normal function and {Boys and girts attending in- hard, and say: And there were signs reserve,” Burkley added I eluded Gail Kilmer, Debbie I “ Leather over steel." "Welcome Home Roger." He said his examination of Webber. Sandy Porter, Becky ! Capt. Roger H C Donlon, "We're Proud of You, Boy." Johnson, supported by check­ Reiker, Nancy Peck. Debbie 30, Special Forces oflicrr, a "Roger, Congratulations " ups by heart specialists and Strong, Rrnee Ponte. Phyllis member of the toughest fight other physicians, all turned up Tomlin. Peter Montgomery. in; team In the U. S Army left findings “ well within normal Bart Viner, Craig Smith. Don­ his Mood m South Viet Nam ald Hodge, Steve Sterling and limits " when he collected the steel in “ What is your Judgmrn! as Johnny Johnson. his stomach He pushed a to the President’s health " handkerchief in the hole and “ Excellent," Burkley r e ­ went on fighting, Now You Know plied. Thai's how he earned the na I ’nilrd Press International lion’s highest military decora­ New York City's transit sy s­ tion—the Medal of Honor—the te m - b u s ami rapid transit— first one authorized since the Prison Break EASTCHURCH, EnuUnd. is th<- largest municipally Korean War f l t i ' l i — Christopher CowHI. owned ami operated systeoi in This tiny town in the Cal •Ifi, hrokr out of the prison tin- United States with routes skills on the banks of t ie Hud here, his fourth prison esewpe totalling 7 It f!9 miles, accord­ son River—about l.lllKI per­ ing to the World A1man Sr. in 13 year*. sons — loved Roger D nlon even before he berani'' a hero When he was a kid an! joined the church choir lie c.:u’in't sing—so they formed a drum and bugle corps and made him the leader and baby; Charles Colhert. DECEMBER 14, 1964 In high s r ’tnol he was cap Joe Wilson, Willie Kelly, Joan Admissions tarn of the first Saugetties .. John P Hart. Linda Rich-[ Robinson and baby, Titus ,,|r mond .Sallie Ann Cycler, Wll-1 James, Hattie Clark. Dons 1 ,sh * ch**>1 lie Mae Dsvis, Earl Samuel Adams, Sanford; Henry Levy, **' an " " team osl K*mc, nn,i , V plc,ure Fisher, Sanford; Marlon Dreg- G e n e t.; Mary Dougherty and they have of him in the year gors, Geneva; Cheryl L. Be­ hah.v. Lake Mary; Gloria Shireman arid baby. Long- book is one missing a football gin, Lake Mary. wood; Nadine Jones and baby, block. His tn-st subjects were Blrtht math and ,ctenre Mr. and Mrs Roland Rich­ Maitland He was president of his jun­ DECEMBER 26. 1961 mond, Sanford, a girl; Mr. ior class and vice president of Admission* and Mrs. W. D. Woods. San­ Emil Schmidt, G e r t r u d e htJ senior rluss. ford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs John Small Sr., Sanford, a Biuntley, Roliert McW'ullers, boy; Mr. and Mrs. John Margaret William*, Virginii Drinks, Dies Davia, Sanford, a girl; Mr. IGilliland, Vivian Walden. Don BERLIN ( U P l ) - A 25 year- , in Parent, Edgar Swaim, San­ wpn a bet in a bar by drinking ford; William Frederick, De- a half quart of German cognac Barry; Onie Box, Geneva; in 25 minutes. Then he drop Frank Henne*»ey, Lake Mary; ped dead, police reported. Willie Belle Cotton, Luke Munroe. 0 O M V Illrtha Mr. arid Mr*. Julian Gilli­ land, Sanford, a boy; Mr- and Mrs. Neil William*, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mr*. Freder­ ick Parent, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs, Benjamin F. Box, Geneva, a girl; Mr. and Mr*. Robert Byrd, Longwood, a boy. Dlarhargra Mary Milliken, Sanford; Marion Dreggora, Geneva. DECEMBER 27. 1964 Admiaalona . Alex Smith, R e b e c c a Gaineavilla, Dennia B. Craw­ ford, Michael Underwood, Eva Ja. Denvle, Ethel Mae Touchton, Alice Carroll, Pan­ sy Strange, Debra Dunu, Bonnie Lee Gandy, Elizslwth Turner, Charles L. 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BAitU Reg. fl.OO _ lU m lt 1 with coupon thru Thura. 12/21) ... i *. �? • F in a l S c o r e M e a n s N il By Julian Sttnatrom Herald Sports Editor Rex Brooks, with only two seconds left on the dock, dropped in 'a one-handed set shot to give the Oviedo Lions n come-from-behlnd 64-to-62 victory over the Ellsworth Eagles, defending class L cham plena of the s ta te . of collected nine points, Partin Maine. sis and Antis Arndt four, Although t h e Lions Lorry Gross and Greg Stan­ won the cliff hanger be­ ley contributed fire polnta fore an almost packed apiece for the Ellsworth cguse Seminole Cagers In Tangerine Sfcr Sports Banfnrfe Page 6 — Dec. 29, 1964 ffrralfe . HAPPY NEW YEARI HERE'S LOOKING AT YOUI Between Us Fans By Marray Oldsrmtn ' NBA Bport* Editor house, the Seminole County white John Llnnshen and Darrell Royal, the eaaeh of crew knew they'd been in John Whitmore each chipped ths Tstaa Longhorns—tha on ball sam e and the final score in four. ly thing Dipt stands bstwien meant very little. The two clubg will play the Alabama pad football omni­ The two cluba' last night finale of the two-game serial potence—la described ai couldn't have been more even Wedntiday night at tha Oviedo "•west Bear Bryant." That meana Darrell believe* In ly matched, nor better coach High gymnasium. winning, a trait he hae devil ed. This was evident by the oped to sweet refinement, but fact that when the third per he dee* It In niee guy style. lod ended Oviedo held a twopoint margin—47 to 41. And, Yeu know, somathlng like during the final period, neither beetlng a little old lady to club could muster more than th* pnly. epnty ssat on th* a four-point differential ae the bi}t, end then emlllng eadly Four greyhounds being con ea_abe feels you didn't really two q u 1n t a t I practically matched ptn’flbfor-polnl until sidered for berths in Saturday mean to do It. the busier sounded to end the night’s Inaugural handicap are Th* T*xm end Alabama in action In schooling rices to­ frantic fray. teams th a t meet In the firat The and came when an night i t the Sinford-Orlendo night engagement In the his­ Kcnnsl Club. Eagle was caught traveling tory of tha Orange Bowl (in with the ball with only two Paul Sutherland's Csrtsgo llving eolor, NBC reminds gets the ehince to Impress atconds left. The Lions put the mg) rsflset ths hard-nosed ball into play with an Inbound racing Secy. R. C. Williamson philosophies oL.UjfJr .coaches. l * aB » ibe-w h^4m m «'tteH hee«flilh event of e 34 r»cr Bryant and Royal are frlandi. lately—as the buner sounded program beginning at T. In the llth rice It will be They believe strongly in. de­ —flipped in the deciding twoFrank Pierce’s Doc Robbie out fense. They stress ball con­ pointer. trol in thslr offenses, with a Both clubs hid a brief spell to best Orbital—who big si minimum of fancy stuff. They ready been tapped ts s sure - of bad luck. starter In the Inaugural. A vic­ even ihsro a common bond Oviedo's handicap c a m e tory for Doc Robbie could win In Jones Ramsay, ths lo n g ­ about midway In tha Initial him a berth in the elite field. horn publicity men. Jones ilania when tha Lions moved Joe Girard’s Kiitnlell, Who worked four years for Bryant the ball goalward 10 straight registered the best timing of when ths Rear was pltjiing limes but missed their shots the season lis t week when he his medicine at Texas A&M, and the height advantage of Ry BUI McCormick won ■ rice In 3121 seconds, and he ha* heen with Royal the Maine quintet paid off in four y tari at Texas. He says Newspaper Enterprise Aten. goes to the post In tonlght'i rebounds. it'll bs close. With everything from soup22 nd event. , It was In the third period Off ths record, It figures. bo-nut bowl* being played all Aside from Oibltel, Wil­ that the Eagles suffered a They had on* common oppon­ over the piece, there are al­ brief period of erratic bit] liamson also has given 0, B.'e ent this year, Tulsns. Texas most as many of these postWalla the chance to defend handling that cost them op­ her Inaugural title won last won, 31-0, end a week later season games as there a rt portunities to score. First of the-Year p i n k ele­ Alabama repeated, 30-0. year. , Jim Courier paced the phants. Also named as a definite In­ 1 saw them both this year, Lions last night with 22 points But, to dyed-in-the-wool de­ to take high scoring honors in augural starter Is Larry and th* msin different-* In votees of the annuel Now tlughoi' Miss Whirl—a three­ the teams Is at quarterback. the contest. Billy Mlkler post­ Year's game in I'asadcne a ed 13 to aid the Lions and time winner in pre-aenon The Homs have. Marv Krisly- Rose Bowl by any other name nik, a gritty tittle guy anil tha Brooks came home with 10. schooling iventi. kind of quarterback tjjat Roy­ is not ei aweet. For the Eagles, Wayne Mayo The Jan. 1 California con­ al seems to specialise in—h* sod John Itoyal each hooped test, which this time finds can't da anything but best an even dozen point* to pice people. The Tide, on the oth­ Gregory State tlklng on Mich­ the New Englanders while Jim er hand, features th* romho igan, is the daddy of them ail, ,Markos and Dick Small each of Steve Sloan and Jo* Ns- the prototype after which all dumped |n 10 . math. Sloan I* an all-purpose bowl gems* were faihlonfd. Both clubs matched point Michigan, winner of the Big MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — field general who carried Ra­ for point In the first period Ten title for the first time with Oviedo winding up the Favored Miami of Florida ma most of the way this year since 1950. will he a touch­ takts on Maryland's Turps to­ bemuse N'umath had a bad Initial quarter holding e 14 to down or two favorite over 11 margin. In (he second, the night in ths final* of ths liur- knee. Joe, wbo might get Oregon Slate, largely because ricane Basketball Classic. And morV money from the pro* Lions at one lime led the of Its All-America quarter­ Eagies 30 to 20 but Ellsworth th# dlffsrtncs nisy bs Hick than any collegian In history, back Bob Tlmberlak* and Big Is the home run passer every fought right back to close the Ilsrry. Ten type squad. Th# Wolver­ The 8-7 Miami forward, ths coach seeks. gap and left the floor at the ines hive in 1-1-0 record, h iv ­ Intermission with only a five nation's lending eollsglat* Texas will play It mostly ing lost only to Purdue, 21-20. scorer, poured In 4S points point deficit—34 to 20. on the gniund, with Ernie Koy The Reivers, with an overAt one point In the third last night to lead the Hurrl- and Harold Philip* carrying ill record of t-3-o, war* tied raass to a 88-7] win ever Yale frame, Bead Cogch Stuart th* load and Phil Harris, ■ Taylor's quintet look a 38 to in the first round. nifty stepper, swinging back In the other firat round occasionally from hi* a|ol po­ Sikes ‘Rookie* 33 lead but tha Lions roared back to knot the count at 41- game, Maryland pleysd hot- sition They could "ball con­ NORWALK, Coon. (UPI) all with a minute end a hill and-celd basketball, finally trol” Alabama to death be­ Golf Digest m sfiiin* has se­ rcmslnlng in the stin is. it downing Tulsa 86 39. cause *v»n Rrysnt admit* be lected Dick Sikes o< SpringTulsa and Ysls mast In ts- has a mediocre defensive club dale, Ark., 1981'a pro golf roo­ wgs Ovlado with a two point margin at the start of the final night's optnsr for ths consols, and In tnugh situations has to kie of the year. Sikes won $Z3.tlon prist. frame, 47 to 43. . play some of his better per­ 353,09 while competing In less From that point It was al sonnel, like guard Wayne than half of Ih* official PGA Uauaaya.la uedar to rumpled* fol:Uak»L. b aseman, batli *—p* rest of the dllistanre. With six It ahap«s ss th* heat of th* hii studies ai tha University of minutes left It w n tied al 30 bowl games In quality because Arkansas. a ll With four and a half min­ Behind Doors Alabama it only 60 minutes ute* left the Eagles led 33 to away from general acclaim Ponder Transfer JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — 33. At a point with 3:13 re­ at the national champion. SEATTLE (UPI) — Pacific maining,' the Eagles held a Oklahoma worked on Its hard- That gives the Tide incentive. Coast League President Dew­ running ground game and po­ three point margin and slowed Texas, laet year's national ey Soriano said the PCL will down tha' pact With an attempt lished ths p a n defsnsa behind champ, has a 0.1 .record which lake under consideration at a rlosad doors today In prepa­ to freeze the sphere, Is .nothing to be ashamed of meeting next month the tram . Moments later Mayo drop­ ration for the deadly Florida end ahuuld ravel in the Miami fer of Seattle ownership from ped in a charity shot to gtva StaU atrial attack In the Jan. setting. They've spent the laet tin Boston Red Sox to Los the vtaitors a 80 to 58 iced and 2 Gator Bowl. 'three New YeatlX days )n th* Angeles Angels. Tha Sooner* held a 'Tie- Cotton Bowl, width it looked like it could be ell was getture Day" session for photo­ over. But Mlkler came up with ting to he old hat. their feet. T ssai placekidker two points to close the gap and graphers yesterday but a Either team can win a clota Mike Partin sank a pair of practice afterwards turned out gam* but, because of Na- David Conway, a sophomore, has a string of 24 straight free tosses to tis the tilt at badly, ooall. Defensive right tackle Glen math, Alabama hat th* po­ conversions and aeven field tential to make It a runaway. The Eagles tried* two at­ Cundrtn Injured a knee during Text* lost ft* only gam* thia goal In II attempts. Dsvld tempts at the basket from the tha drill and officiate said It year because g sophomore Ray of Alabama convttlcd floor and milted a trio of free la queellonabl* whether he safety man feuled up and per­ 33 out ef 36 and kicked 12 field goals In }T attempt* for shots to waste a beautiful op­ will be ebl* tc play Saturdey. mitted Arkantea to completa a new NCAA record of 69 portunity to Insure a victory. a long bomb that waa dec!- polnta from placement. Ellsworth dumped to an­ Underdog1Wins aivt In th* 14-11 aqutaga (the Roth teams could else play other field goal to lead (3 to MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Horn* spurned a chance to ti* on* of thoe* dull, dull games, CO but Mlkler was fouled end Mexican Junior champ Mar* and went for a two-pointer like the Bluebonnet Bowl of he made a pair pf free tosses cclo Lara fought from behind that misfired late in tha 1980 when th* ecen wai 3-3 to agiin knot the contest bedoggedly to whip favored BUI game.) and, oh yaa, the teams were fore Brooka came through Herd* of W att Palm Beach Both Uems tan win with Alabama and Taani. with his winning shot in the 3-8, 0-1, 9-T, 0-4 la th* men'e final two seconda. single* final* of th* Orange it waa a wild \ielory for Bowl Junior tennis tourna­ tha Lions, a hearlbreaktr for NO W A ITIN G FOR LANES ment. , the Mein* five.* Seminole Hlgh’g cagers return to court action tonight when they make their first nppenrance of the current Ella. Tangerine Bowl tournament and take on the Hornets of Bishop Moore—the five who fought their wny to the semi-finals with a comefrom-bchind 71 to B2 vfc- In addition to the Tribeja > tory over New Smyrna duel with the Hornets tonight,'"* Beach Inat night. Colonial High's Grenadiers In the other opening also step into th* teuraey pic­ round tilt Monday even­ ture for the first time and will Schooling Races In Action Tonight Rose Bowl Pasadena Daddy Of Bowl Games Soairers-Worif- At Umes both cluba came up with a brilliant display of (booting. Than than were t i m e s points couldn't be bought. Pass latarrrptloiu and ball stealing • wen *o'preva­ lent throughout the couteai that both quintets could have boon Jailed for theft. For the Lions, Tim Colbert - A Rookie Of Year NEW YORK (U PI)—Half­ back, Charley Taylor, who fin* ished among th* top 10 leadera in beth pass receiving and ruehing, today waa choooa tha rookie of tha year In tha Na. Uonal Football League by Un­ ited Free* International, Bring Out The Entire Family Free Baby Sitting Service JET LANES ONORA ROAD 322-784! v f ing, Winter Park's Wildcats meet the Parkers. bounced to ■ 34 to 44 victory Both games this evening over the Pioneers of Osk will be played at the Davis Ridge. Armory in Orlando. The Win­ ter Perk-Colonial affair ii Mated for 7 p.m. and the Sanford-Bishop Moore event fob * lows at 1:30. Head Coach Mack Blythe's. Tribe h a n 't been too success­ ful thus far this season. They JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — have racked up only one vic­ Waka Forest enten (J»s Coli­ tory—a 60 to 40 win over Ly­ seum tonight a (light favorite man High's Greyhounds — in to win Ih* 14th annual Gator tour outings so far. They were Bowl basketball tournament. flattened by Daytona Batch The Deacon* will meet de­ Mainland, Orlando's Evans fending champhm' FTOEfTTR fnl-' 4 Mf ‘Y/mtnfln* E d iffIfttrr- a r—* ± lowing t h * Giorgla-Tsxas previous tilts. gam*. Due to tn extended football Wake Foreet, coached by season, th* Semlnoles haven't H ones (Bones) McKinney and had time to put togethsr what led on th* court by Bob Leon- .might be called a formidable ard has a 4-3 record. Leonard attack but Blythe has been has averaged 19.7 points a working his five through thn game and seared 29 against a holidays and when action re­ sumes tonight he hopes his strong Davidson team. Florida upset North Caro­ quintet will jell. Seeing action for the locals lina 73-64 in its most recent game to take a 3-2 record in­ probably will tie Steve Groov­ er, Frank Murray, Lamar Ox­ to the tourney. ford, Jeff Williams, Gary Loyd, Jack Hunt, BUI Day, Mike Gray and Ron lilnson. Winners of tonight'* two games will clash tomorrow night in Orlando for the tour­ ney championship, tn a proNEW ORLEANS (UPI) —' limlnary event, tonight's two Wakejoresf Is Favored^ ‘ Miami Takes On Terps Tonight T r ib e T r ie s O n H o rn e ts 3-1 with Southern California | flcatlon of everyone but those ■planted to ratad en i. The an for the Pacific Eight's best {doing the selecting, Oregon I nual Tournament of Rosea, a conference record when tho| State was named, j civic promotion project, had Trojans i(ill had a game to The best football may not been wobbling along with less play with undefeated Notre always he played in the Rose thin indifferent success for a Dame. Naming of the West Row], hut it has the tradition, dozen years when Wagner con­ Coast representative was tie the color and — usually — the ceived the Idea of having a layed until aflcr the Notre climate. Nut to mention years football game between the Dame game. When Southern of national exposure on radio best in the East and the California upset the Irish, it and television. choicest from the West. was taken for granted the The whole bowl idea origiTrojans would be named tolnatcd in the mind of Jsim e au Rveetl Ij s°lT would cmiV sm ^ orld,* Sl,t* Un.iv*r,it.y ^ the bowl. To the great mysti-1 Wagner, an Easterner trans- to bring 3 two such teams to­ ed off to an early lead in the gether, they shuddered. Field­ first half of the Sugar Bowl ing I llurry Up) Yost saved regatta. Eight races were sail­ the day. Then coaching Mich­ ed yesterday and eight more igan, Yost was seeking reven­ were scheduled for today. ge (or having betn ousted I , Florida captured three first from Stanford because of a l’1* "* )M ," d l * *nd tlnl,h' d new rule against coaches w ho,lht Hi* wilh 1 ,oU1 53 weren't graduates. Stanford P0.1"*3 Yale was second with St'V accepted the challenge and points, followed by Tulano with ny Major Amo* R. Hoople are ready for their suprem e, before 8,uoo spectators Yost’s Wolverines walloped' tile In­ 52; Charleston, 47'ij Southern Originator of Bowl Gators effort of the season dians (9 0 on Jan. 1, 1992. and Methodist University. 41; Dart­ ORANGE n m iL Egad, friends, truly the cup the Tournament o( Rose* mouth. 40;'Wayne Slate, 30; Texas 21, Alabama 12. The runneth over for the football and Xavier of Ohio, 24. fans this New Y etr's week­ best game of th* day—er— made almost $4,900. make that night! And when , The Stanford defeat was so end. Sporm whiles, says th* Mi­ On* might say you pigskin the moon sets over Miami on . humiliating no West Coast ami Seaquarjum, CapL. Bill devotees are assured of scy. Jan. 1. Texas will have rolled team could be persuaded to Gray, ara so ssnsitivs to noise play again until 1918, when that rvsn the slip of an o*r ersl bowliful of enjoyment. back the Crimson Tide! Washington State partially on water may etartl* them. COTTON BOWL No fewer than five of the naNebraska 11, Arkansas in. evened m itteri by defeating tion’a top 10 collegiate pow­ ers—Michigan, Arkansas, Ne­ The Hoople System's upset Brown, 14 0. Th* Rose Bowl special. Nebraska's Cornhusk- has been going steadily since braska, Texas sod Alabama— ers, a six-point underdog, will then . will appsar in tha bowl games. Go on with th* forecast, and prevail by just that margin— Who play i really mikes hak kaff! small difference to Rose Bawl a Happy New Y eir to *11! GATOR BOWL enthusiast*. ROSE BOWL Florida Stale 28, Oklahoma To them, no matter whet Michigan 10, Oregon Slat* 23. The high-flying Seminole* teams are on the field, a Rose University 8. i ts the (avorito will outlast the Sooner* in a Howl It a Rost Bowl ta a rrora t r w w n n m t r w M 'fre tsscoring Ross Bowl. toblesi.' ' licked another OSU (Ohio Slate University) hy the seme margin to get into the Rose BowL SUGAR BOWL AND THE FAMOUS PARADES! Louisiana Slate 13, Syra cuse ». Okey Bayou, tills col um n'i Ixmlslana correspond ent, reports the sllngy Tigere, who limited their opponent* to a T.B point-per-gem* average, FSU Jumps Off To Regatta Lead M aj. Hoople Hiccups Bowl Predictions affair. wW pl,y “ cowoU‘lon Orangemen ‘Up’ For Sugar Bowl PENSACOLA ( U T I ) — With hard workout* out of th* wsy, Coirh Rrn Schwartzw»ld" ' **ld th»l toughest task In front nf him is to kern Syracuse ''up” , for it* Jan. I Sugar Bowl bsttl* with Lou­ isiana Stat*. Ths Orangsmsn ran through a thn* - quarter speed diill yesterday and quarterback Rich King concentrated on atrial offsnss, clicking on eight of 10 threw*. SEE THE See the BOWL GAMES COLLEGE FOOTBALL IN LIVING COLOR! tiai T H R IL L TO T H E BIG GAM E ON NEW 1965 A LL-S TA R FO O T B A LL G A M E RCA VICTOR ACTION! THRILLS! WkWI Feelee#lf«d from Kezar Stadium in San Francisco COLOR TV TONIGHT FIRST GAME 7t40 p.m. 3s PARI-MUTUEL . WAGERINQ II GAMES MI6HTL SATURDAY. JANUARY 2 PRE-INVENTORY PRICES! IM •+ u. 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Club with 65 husbands and wives attending. The group exchanged gift* and "a gala time wae had by all." Monday night a teen party wae echeduled by the club for all the teenage dependent youngstere and their dates. On the 16th, the wive* held their business meeting in the ballroom. At t h a t tlma they ARLYS CHAPDELAINE made plans to attend a fash­ ion show and luncheon apon- remember, as h# was station­ sored by the DAV. This will ed here attached to the NAS, be a t the Langford Hotel in several years ago. Winter Perk from noon tihT ? The Robert Vehorn*, Inci­ • • • p. m. with Mary Hay, a CPO dentally have juat bought a CATHERINE O 'C , A R A. Wives club member as co­ new home on Merritt leland, known to her friends as Kitty ordinator and commentator. ■o it look* aa If Central Flor­ Election of officer* ia slat­ ida has lived up to its "Bali Is the motherift'fo'ur children —three boys and a girl rang­ ed for January and the nom­ Hai" reputation ones again. ing In age from five to 12 inating committee ii compris­ • • • ed of Jo Stankiewicz, Iletty years old. STATION WIVES h*ld an Kitty Is the wife of I.edr. Smith, A! Kelly, Jane Arm­ egg nog party on the 17th of Pntrirk O’Gara, RVAII-3 as- strong and Mary Jane Weber. December a t t h a Shively Guest at the meeting was aistnnt missions officer ami quarter* on tha base with they *ara both from Tampa, Annette ‘Trepanowski. Dinky Shively and Lynn • * * ^Florida. Sha attended both Dietrich a* co-hoittii*s. VIGILANTE Navy Wives FSU and the University of About 65 persons (IndudFlorida, majoring in radio [Club 2)1 held their Christmas *h/ and dramatics, so if you want P . r t y at the home of Audrey ln* h#U' b ,n d *‘ which inckidedbufto put on a theatrical produc S.reibrr on December 18th fet of delicious to go jcjuJiajige an4„i* FTtmg. wlltr~tft« goodiea _£tten, Kiity-*Koul4-lie-aiU—to egg* nog gird ellcloua luncheon enjoyed by supply aomt excellent leadercoffee. those attending. ■hip there. . On the 19th the group held The group bad* a sad fareResides her Navy ' wives a hail and farewell party a t club work, Kitty likes to aew to Dot Schatlan who will the IiOg for station personnel and to paint, and ' ‘sometimes be leaving the first of the who are leaving or arriving. year for Rods, Spain. play a littla golf." She i* also Heavy bora doeuvrei of ham Vigilant* wive* attending an accomplished, musirinn. and turkey were eerved at the party were Rhea Cooper, * Kitty says she doesn't have this ev e n t,, —i __ ____ Iden Talents bbt she 'To -Brown. Jimel TlogrT*7 On Derember 3l»t theraTl get some argument Sharon Whelan, Ruth fo re st be a New Year'* Eva party and Honlta Whelplty.'Sharon at tha BOQ. Dress la asmland Janet were co-hostesses. formal and tha evening of fun Next meeting of the club and frolic will begin at 9 will he held on January 11th i , , ... . „ . p. m. and last ‘ until it atopa, at 7:30 p. m. in the r o n f e r - | r ence room above the Enlisted Helen Hauser, publicity chair­ man. said. Men's Club. Hon tease* wdll be Audrey Streibsr and Hmilta Whelphley. By Dottle Austin The Mayfair Inn. sparkling with holiday decor, was the •cene Saturday night of the annual Epsilon Sigma Alpha Christmas Charity Ball. * twirled and whirled to the Several hundred c o u p l e * scintillating music of Gen* from Sanford'* younger set, as Fcmetl'a dance orchestra. well as many of the "more The beautlftd new smoky m ature" Sanford socialite# * 'V T’’"JV., ~irr-cry ./I',* mirrors fa the Mayfair'* Hall of Mirrors Ballroom reflected Siyly colored gowns of the ladles and the itrlklng whit* «r black dinner Jackets of the gentlemen. A spirit of gaiety and laugh­ ter prevailed and feet were kept tapping all evening as the orchestra played old end new favorite*. The ball, an annual event, with ell proceeds going to charity is sponsored by the Epaikm Sigma Alpha aarerlty. *•-> i ,, 4 Chairman and coordinator of (he ball was the president of the sorority, Mrs. Hoory Took* with Mr*. John Schirard is tic­ ket chairman. **% \A r Some of the special guests MILS. JOHN BONIFACE, (Carole Sue Bigginhntham) clmts with Herald 'Publisher Walter Glelow as fricml husband smiles a t someone's gulp. at the ball were member* of the Seminole High School gra­ duating class of 1934 who had gathered earlier et Ihe Capri Restaurant for their 10th an nivertary reunion dinner. Noted among the dancers at the ball, alio, were many lo- THE MARINES HAVE LANDED nt the Christmas Ball held at the Mayfair Inn, Saturday and it waa apparent that these handsomely at­ tired gentlemen had the situation well in hand. At left arp Capt. and Mrn. R. P. Scott and at right tiro Capt. and Mra. Joe Dennison. Both are atationed at Ft, Belvoir, Va. csl college students and ser­ vice man, who ware home for holiday visit* with frienda and relatives her*. loose gowns, so much In alyls this season, seemed to be the rule rather than the ex­ ception. and were made of many fabric* Mott were of the sheath style, some with floating panels falling grace­ fully to the floor in hack. While seemed to be a favorite color. KITTY O'CARA shout that. The O'Gara's have been in Sanford over two years, arriving heir from duty in Naples, Italy. • * * A HI. VS CHAPDEI.AINE of ftVAH-7, candidal* far vice president of the NOWC. list* Minneapolis, Minn, as bet borne town. She attended the University of Minnesota, majoring in education and pledged Alpha Gain ma Delta. However, ehe married l-cdr. Jerry Chapdelaine when he graduated from roilega (sha wai juat finishing her sophomore year thru) and started right in be­ ing a full-time wife and mother of Jennifer Jean, now nine and Michael, eight, a job which ehe thoroughly enjnye Arlya hat been active in church and PTA work at the various duty stations wheie they have lived. I, — ."fry tttn t t herm m r r w in •*e»enn.T . ■ ing experience the trip to the Pat and Jack Walters Med which aha made last drove to Whitevitie, N. (’, to summer, while her husband visil .lack's parents. was on a cruise there. Irene and Glenn Daigle ‘‘It wae a dream coma true went to Lauiliana, planning and an txperlenra I shall to vieit both families for the holiday*. never forget," eeya Arlya. • • • Ray and Carolyn Vehorn CPO WIVES held their an­ have as their guests, Ray's nual Christmas dinner on De­ brother, Cdr. Robert Vehorn, cember 19th a t the Chief* whom many Sanfordita* will § i j D D / i r i i MOVING AND STO R A G E CO., INC. FA 2 -95 11 504 Celoy Ave. Sanford, Fla. |7 —^ You'll find What you're Yule Program By JoAnn Bay* A Christmaa program waa . , . _ ... I*presented i t Geneva Methodiet Church by the children of the ehurch under dlreclkn of Mrs. Agy Hilliard. T l i J presentation opened with Diane Schidertpeycr re­ citing a verse, ' ' flur Welcome to You," followed with prayer i led by Carol Sue Torres. Col­ lette Hughey gave the verse, "Birthday of Our I nrd,” with th e Beginner Depaitmcnl singing, "Happy Birthday, Lord Jesus." O t h e r ynungrlers Inking part were Steve Ford. Jimmy Shnwley. Ginger Brumhley, Itanily Ford, Vicki Oglesby David Odham, Vaughn Ster. man, Dehhi* Sterman, Mark Murley, D e b b i e Brumhley, Nicki Whiting, Richard -Shaw, ley, Jimmy Dunn anil J< hn Sterman. Mr*. -I H. Bilbrey closed the program witn Ihe vrrse, "True Happiness." CALL "EVENING HOURS ARE READING HOURS’* Children Give MEMBERS OF BVAH-13 are having lota of company over the holidaya, a t frienda and relativea join the loral folks to share the spirit of 1 I liii season. eon ej.n the The Mnx l.ukenbarh's are entertaining Hurdle's lifter'* family, the Hockn# Flower* from Madison, Wisconsin with their three sons, Thu Kirhord Daum's have ns houseguvsls, Clair's par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haecnpuirh from V a l l e j o , California. 7 he Qut-en's bad a houseful of guests over the holiday!, including Dianne'* brother, Royer Miller and his new bride from Louisville, Kv and Ron's parents, the Dennis Ijueens from Cleveland, Trnn. The Rergrrn's went to visit Marianne's parent* in Cleve­ land and arc flying on to Chicago to spend New Year's with Chuck's family, Carol and Jo* O'Shea flew to New York for the holiday! to visit her family. Alan Foster hosted to wife Rena’s mother, Mr*. Brice Wampler of Chico, California and Mrs. Wampler'* sister, Mrs. Ruby Patrittl from l,* Puente. Calif. The llurlliUrta were visited by John's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James liurlburt of Houston $nd hi* brother MOVING? THIS TALENTED COUPLE drew all eyes in their direction an they whirled aiuund the dance floor in accomplished style. looking for Classified MR. AND MRS. DON REYNOLDS danee cheek t« cheek at the l Im-tinas Bull, Saturday night. Wayfarers To Meet By Mrs. John I-eone Fifteen Masonic Annlvera- 4jkLikk nrxi Monday's J:JO p.m. meeting of the DeBary Way­ farers at the Community Cen­ ter New officers will be Install­ ed and the program will be a rolor film, "The High Road to Yosemltr." which will be shown by Howard Middleton. Member* a rr asked to wear their name cards. Q U IC K ES T , W AY TO MISS BONNIE G I E L O W and her escort Henry Schumacher pause at the Christmaa Ball for a chat-with Joint Dinkins. M OST E C O N O M IC A L BUY AND TO SELL . . . Want ads fret fast results! They’ve got coverage! That's why buyers anti sellers of goods and services go to the Want Ads for action. Set Your price . . . we’ll set your ad! -C A L L CLASSIFIED ------ FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY— 7” HANFORD EXCHANGE 322 - 5612 SANTA’S HELPERS are shown here getting everything ready for tha children’* Christmas party held at the Acey Deucey Club last Tuesday, when 35 youngsters were* treuted to lunch, * tour of the station and arm­ loads of gift*. Helpers kneeling are Joseph Tnylor, Aviation ordnance, first; Walter Richardson, aviation machinist, first. Standing are Mr*. Carolyn Taylor and Philip Vestal, Aviation storekeeper, first. Wivea of the UVAdi-13 EM club assisted with the decorations and party. u . 425 - 5938 CDIHKCT LINE — NOT LONG DISTANCE) Ihe Sanford Herald 1 NEWLYWEDS. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Christensen reminisce with old friends at the Christmas Ball. r «..*•. a % �> •+- •— -y • -,rjt ;■ 1 Vfr Page 8 — Dec. 29, 1064 0«nTorB Wfff ? Meets For Annual Dinner Party Honors Yule Party . Mlsi Martha Stamper and Dyal, Weat Palm Beach, and I Alto the Mme*. E. A. Perry.l Herman Morri*. Robert Morrl*, her fiance, Richard Spring- Ben Currie, Daytona Beach, |O iark, Ark.; Jack Stem per,|Ernie Morrl*, Thelma Haye*, atead of Brooksvllle, were hon­ or guests of a pre-nnpU*l din­ ner party recently at the^Capri R eitaurant, given by Mr. and Mra. Martin Stlneclpher and daughter, Mlta Grace Marie Stlnecipber, aunt, uncle' and coualn of the bride-elect. Centering the table wat floral arrangement of assorted pink bloiaoma flanked by ailver candelabra containing tall pink taper* entwined m with pink rm ei. Silver tinsel Interaperied with pink Chrlitm** ball* ran the length of the table with miniature bride* and groom* marking the place*. Invited gue»ta were Mr. and Mr*. W. If. Stemper. parent* of the bride-elect; Mr. and Mr*. F. W. Springhead of Brookavllle, parent* of the fu­ ture groom, Mr. and Mr*. George Weilj, grandparent* of the honoree, and Bill Stemp­ er, brother of the bride-elect. Other* attending, all rela­ tive* of the bride-elect were MISS GRACE MARIE 9TJNKCIPHKR, left, and her parent*. Mr. and tha Mme*. E. A. Montforton, Mr*. Martin Stinccipher, were recent hunt* to a prenuptial dinner party Douglai-Stenrtrom, R. T. Cohonoring Richard Sprlngatead imd hi* bride-elect, MI** Martha Stemper.. wan Sr., Orlando; H. T. CoPictured at the right i* Mr*. William Stemper, mother of the bride-elect. Fred—Wiljon, David * IJt & X .- | . : ,Mrs. Sam Lawson DeBary Homes Tour Reflects Winkler Family Honors Guest Enduring Charm And Taste Enjoying Visit With Party..... ■ gUy-Mri. John Leone Tour of Home* in Dellary Mr*. Sam Lawton enteron Thursday afternoon, spon­ (lined with a pre-holiday »herry party *t her home on Slonr sored by the Denary Garden ]i]andr In Enterprlie. Guest of Club, provrtl the highlight of honor w*i Mr*. William Sher- the week. Proceeds of this evrnt will be used by the bondy, of Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. and Mr*. Sherbondy beautification committee to have been the houirguett* of plant native palm trees along the Lawiona during the holi­ Highway 17-92. Refreshments were served day*. Tho»e invited to Join the at the home of Mrs. William group were Mr*. G. Plapp, Lakrrnan, chairman, from 2 to Mr*. Ch*rle» Weiver, Mr*. J. 5 p m. R. Well*, Mr*. J*me» P»rMr*, l.akcman's home was *om, Mr*. Merle lluilrd. Mr*. tastefully decorated for the Jame* Richards, Ml** Mary oeeasion with aeveral Christ Wilcox, Mra. P. T Piety. mas trees and Christmas wall Mra. Joe Master* and Mr*. plaques Assisting Mrs. LakeFlorence Howe. man were Mrs Lynn Heed, Mrs George Nicely, Mrs E. Shoplaugh, Mrs. G. IlrltrUk, Mrs. ± Earl McrtlLjtiui Mrs. Rose Fldlrr. The buffet table was set up on the palm in the Florida room. Winner of the green vel­ vet wreath donated by Mrs Lakeman was Mrs Joseph Illy» a of Shell Road, De­ PALM CIRCLE The Palm Circle member* nary. At Sen and Mrs Everett met at the home of Mr*. Blan­ ton Owen for Hie December Diiksen's home on Angeles meeting with a short business Road, guests were greeted by session before drparting tor the senator out in his garden. The Windjammer, where lfi Hostesses assisting at the member* enjoyed luncheon, j Dlrksen home were Mrs Wil Howard chatter and the exchange o! Ham Naegel, Mrs ' ('handlers and her daughter, holiday greetings. The next meeting will be at llarhara, and Mrs. G. J the home of Mra. T J. Gall* Kessinkh The view from the gher on Jan. 14 with Mrs 1living room and bedroom I looks over a lake hut the huge Helen DeWil as co-luMleai. * • • | fireplace takes your eye as you enter the room. The home CENTRAL CIRCLE Nine members of Uie ten was decorated In the holiday tra| Circle enjoyed lunch and theme and Mrs. Dlrksen was a ■ social for the December gracious hostess. CjcUidsm QbidsA meeting at the Imperial House in Winter Park. J. C. Penney'* of Winter Park Mill presented a delight ful fashion show~fur llie ehJoymcnt of t h e luncheon guest*. Mr*. Ira Southward created the lovely floral arrangement centering the lible from flow er* from her garden. While mum* were sprinkled with glitter and combined with red rosea- ind red and silver Christmas hall* In a silver bowl, (linked by silver candel­ abra. The guest* enjoyed an ex­ change of plants and garden utensils. E n te rp ris e Personals By Mr*. Rlkhlr Harris The young people of Use En­ terprise Baptist Church ac­ companied by Rev. and Mr*. Wendell HIM toured Enterprise and Deltona Friday evening atngtog Christmas carol*. X T ami Sfrs Lawr'enco Peterson and children, Cindy, Larry and Tyler, of Rock Is­ land, 111 , are visiting with relatives and friends. Mrs. Peterson will tie remembered as the former Hetty Humph­ rey. Mr. and Mrs. David A Dyal and children, Susan. David Jr. and Howard, of West Palm lli-ach, arrived Saturday for a visit wttii Mrs. Dyal's parents. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Wells. 2IUS Magnolia Avenue. Mr. *nd Mr*. Robert M. Morri* am f daughter. April, have been spending the Christ­ mas holiday*-i with her par­ ents, Mr. and Mra. E. A. Monforton, 1820 Sanford Avenue. Holiday gueat* of Mr. and 4$h. C. M. Flowers, at their home on Celery Avenue, were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Lindiey and ton, William Charlei, of Atlanta, Ga,, anti Mr. and Ur. and Mr*. Douglas Koh­ Mr*. Clyde R. Flower*, We»l ler end children, Becky, Chip Flr»t Street, Sanford. and Paul, of Toledo, Ohio, arc Holiday guest* uf Mr. ana visiting Mr. and Mr*. W. Stenge and Ur. and Mra. Dave Mr*. Roy D. Green, at their home, 704 Palmetto Avenue, Tropf an d ‘family. were Mra. Green'a aliler, Mr*. Ura. L. U. Wright spent Earl Dymond, of Cora) Gable* Christmas with her daughter and Roy Green Jr. who is a and eon-ln-law. Dr. and Mrs. student at Florida State. Roy Jr. playa the has* drum T. Z. Catos, la Jacksonville, •long with Mr. Wright, who In the FloVida State Marching v a i tUamliiad (ran; the Nava] -Chiefs' Band wbleh wilt parHospital U Jacksonville. Mr*. Uctpate In tha (aativlUea at Alberta Sauls’, of Atlanta, the Gator Bowl gama and laad Ga., also Jolnad the group the inaugural parade in Tal­ lahassee, Jan. a.. thars for tha holiday*. / / i i 1 $ Leaving the .Dlrksen hnme, everyone continued on the tour to the home of Mr. and Mra. James V. Richards on DcRary Aveune. The house sets back off the road in a setting of beautiful rdd trees, and en tering guests were overwhelm­ ed by the beauty of the huge old fireplare with Its old pots and pans. A real Dutch and old English fireplace open'd Into the rear silting room. The pieces of antique furni­ ture seemed to blend with the house, creating a peaceful atmosphrre. This home was al­ so tastefully decorated In the holiday theme Assisting Mrs Richards were Mrs. Aldo tains, Miss Mary Wilcox anil Mrs. L. R Custer of DeRary, Mrs. Norman Miller of Osteen and Mrs Charles Weaver' of Stone Island. The charming home n l Mr, and Mis Angel Dial on Ara­ bia Dnve was visited next, and a surprising number of out of town people were there. Tile same thing was found at the Dlrksen home — people from surrounding rommuni ties on the lour Mrs Dial has so many little antique pieces from their many trips abroad one rould spend hours hearing about them. Her sister, Mrs. John llischoll, was her only assistant. Our next stop was at the home of the president of the DeRary Garden Club, Mrs. Preston McRcan, on Oleander l-anc The pine panrled rooms and the hand-braided rugs went together with the decor, evep to Mrs. Mrllran's father, the Rev. T. R White, of Indi­ ana i retired), sitting m the rocking chair. He is visiting his daughter for the holidays, TW . i j i ». .,1 th*. homes, agllttcr with Christ­ mas d e c o r a tio n s, one could al­ most smell the mince pie cooking in Hie oven. Mrs McRran was a ssiste d by Mrs. Harold Lynch and Mr* Minta Mormon. Each home entered showed the personalities of those re­ siding there.■All had * differ­ ent type of beauty, but every one was »o different from the other. This reporter was in­ trigued by the little piece* of art that held such important place* of interest in each home. A few plains here, * vase there and all memento* holding a close place to the heart* of these people. I am ■a gl*d I had the rhanef to visit these beautiful home*, and feel sure they will open their homes again for such a worthy cause. Chuluota Club Of Relatives ll> Mrs. R itchie H arris Current housrguests at the home of Mr. anil Mrs. Frank Winkler, in Enterprise, are Mis* Marline Doulhitl and Glrnn Winkler, of Owensboro, Ky. Mrs. Cluva Wynn, of Deitary, joined the group for Christmas Day. They plan to leave the latter part of this week for a visit with Mr. and Mia. P. A. Winrhell Jr. and family at their home on "Isle of Capri " Tlie p. A. Wlnchell Si. family will join them there for aevrial days, Glenn is ■ hi other of Frank Winkler and Mrs Wynn. Ib­ is assoeiated wifh the Wink­ ler Printing Co., in Owensbo­ ro and Mias IhnilhiU.. ta_aii art supervisor In fthi- Davies County Schools, in Kentucky. ('ACTION ON PET PESTICIDES WASHINGTON I U l'li — iiiki- things i-usy with Fids I the ilug) ami Felicity (this -nil. Stmts- dug i,i i .| i at owners, it seem*, nn apiuying or dust­ ing tlo-ii pets will) pestirldea Hm! sieu't stil.-tly for the dogs or cats. The t ’,5. De* pm loo lit of Agi ii ultiin- inpoits that a m l might Ink off u dug fli-u ptiwdei -— or vice t r i m . Avoid such fixes by i becking the blind to deter­ mine the annuals upon which tlie pesticides can lie usrd safely. Guest* and member* of the Orlando; and Ola Keene, JackChuluota Hobby Craft Club ehtonvllle. Also the M ixes P it Sten- joyed a dellcloui dinner at the ■trom, Connie Currie, Carol Houtc of Beef. Maitland, last Stemper *nd Sheryl Stemper. week where they met for their annual Christmas party and exchange of gifts. Mr*. W. J. Adkins was the lucky winner of a brown and yellow •'gran­ ny" Afghan, made by tbc members during the year. In accordance with their NEW YORK (U PIJ—N«w usual custom of making a culinary publication* of *pec- contribution to some worthy cause during the holiday sea­ fal interest to women: son. a small donation was sent “ Betty Crocker’* New Din­ to the fund being raised for ner for Two Cook Book"—rethe tjefirge George Nathan ofi * j ___ . iDr nin*in family © elpe* arranged with pimplnn- ,0 |, lc ff. ned menus for two plui plua *ome „ ____ _l _____ cally- everything when their company dinners. home was burned recently. “The Small Kitchen Cook­ In addition to Mrs. Adkins book” by Nina Mortellito — the following women were Mostly mundane recipe* for present: Mme*. Clifford Meltpeople with small kitchen* ami or, preiident; Herbert W. budgets to match. Roswell, George W. Creech, “ Tha Sandwich Book" by Arthur Fink, Lee Gagnon, Ar­ Ann Scranne and Eileen L a ­ nold Jackson, G. F, McGee, den—Sandwich fillings and Rojcoe C. Morrison, Joseph topping* for Oagwoods who’ve J. Muska, Hartley Savage, F. run out of their own ideas. Regi* Wholhaver. Anne Hail­ Included are fancy shapes and ey and Alls* Florence V. Hunt. Kitchen Library Nourished With Variety Books designs fur kiddle and bridged u b crowdrr - ----- " " / e r a “ Craxy-Quilt Cookery" by Runny Day—Rilled us family recipes, contents includes *ev­ erything frum chill con earno and chup auey to a casserole dish rontaining 21 ingredients. ''Ladies Home Journal Des­ sert Cookbook" edited by Ca­ rol Truax — A few sweets for Weight-watches and a great many for non-dieters, accom­ panied by drlertuhle-looking color photos. A typical lowcalorie ginger-ale and three kinds uf fruit juice. “ Cooking s la Longrhamps" by—Jan Mitchell — Every­ thing from hamburgers to foreign specialties. Typical j recipes include Currihbenn style baked ham prepared with pineapple juice and rum; | Swiss cheese fondue; roast j turkey with stuffing; Italian J osso Illicit (veal shanks in wine j sauce I ; and Eiciich chicken saute a la pruvencale (in gar, In ky sauce also containing wine, unions, tomat'-es and black olives), "Gaidening and Cooking on T errare ■am tM ’utio"- by—tWirolhy Childs Hogncr — Some original seasoning ideas In the small but interesting recipe section. They range from wayout notions Ike i iced pota­ toes garnished with pepper and finely minced nustuitium leaves to less exotic lima beans ..... . in while wine Moist Air Riggs Prevents Illness • Wedding Planned During Winter • . * NEW YORK (U PI) — If By Mr*. Clarence Snyder | 29, with final detail* to b« the air in your Jmuse could Mr. and Mr*. C. F. Prevail [ announced later, talk, it might »ay—“how dry of Osteen announce the en­ I am.” gagement a n d approaching The overly dry air in home* marriage of their daughter, during winter bear* some part MU* Nancy Rigg* to Kenneth of the blame for the epidemie Connell, son of Mr. and Mr*. of nasal affliction*. Ruth Connell of DeLand. The heating *y»tem* drying Miss Riggs is a graduate of DeLand High School and Jones the air do the »ame thing to Business College in Jackson­ nasal membranes and add ex­ ville. cessive dust all around. • Mr. Connell is a graduate of According to a survey by DeLand High School and is Space Conditioning Systems presently employed at ShaInc., a subsidiary of the Elec­ piro'*, Inc!, in DeLand. tronic Specialty Co., winter The wedding will he on Jan. humidity in nm*t home* fail* * to 10 or lfi per cent. F O R 'G O O im iR D S The firm’* scientist! main­ , Apple stuffing D delicious tain that the relative humid­ in turkey. Brown ( i cup each ity indoors should remain in of chopped onion and canned the range of '20 to 40 per cent. mushroom piece* in l* cup of The lack of humidity also butter. Add l» cup of seedless raises fuel bills, since you do raisins, 12 cups of toasted not feel as much warmth bread cubes, 2 teaspoons of from dry heat as you do from salt and 1 tablespoon of poul­ heat with the proper amount try seasoning. Mi* well. Add of moisture in the air. 4 cups of canned apple sauce. One solution: a humidifying Makes enough for 12-pound and air purifying unit that Thaumaturgy is the pc-rforfits comfortably into your oil ttTUnee of magic. or gas fired heating aystem. These put moisture into the CHICAGO (UPI) — Kx- air and can be regulated to J N S t f n t ^ n a i.h c r i may ^uje ^a keep the humidity at a med­ seat'belt In alt stages'of preg­ ically h w*ltKfJTTBvcl.^rxr Auto Se^t Belts Used With Safety During Pregnancy nancy “ with as much safety as it Is used by the rest of the population," in the opin­ ion of Dr. John R. Rodger, of Re Ms ire. Mich. 1 if n patient is In t he late itiohtKs 0#"pregnancy? thr-He!T' should he fitted around the lower third of the abdomen, he reported in the Question and Answer section of the Journal of the American Med­ ical Association. Anothyr con­ sultant, Dr. Frank E. Rubovits, of Chicago, reported that the ''harnrss-type" seat belt is preferable in such cases . co m h ui irticrioM ICAMERAS, KODAK PROJECTORS, FILM FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-5692 i= r r ' EVELYN'S GEORGE MAYBERRY beams with surprise and KYaTTl'iTtlc a t winning the bicycle recently given away by Theta Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Jan Cahill, publicity chairman, shares in tilt: enthusiasm. Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP BEAUTY SALON IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL 3rd & MAGNOLIA ' 210 S. BARK AVE. i!__ and In-lbs A new baby soap contains hrxechloropheor, an anti-barteiia agent that hrlps fight staph and other huimful skin get ms. The manufacturer reporta the soap gives baby's body an invisible protective film that fights germs be­ tween baths. Routine use of the soap means that hahy will he better protected against Store eggs in home refriger­ the discomforts of diaper ators for up to two weeks on­ rash, impetigo and other com­ mon (kin infection*. ly GIANT JA N UARY SAVE $ 1 .0 0 ftoytox Lhrbsg* Stretch Ira dth odjustabio stretch strop*, a n d sheer bock and side*, only $ 3 9 5 reg. 54.95 Pre- Inventory Sale All Fall and Winter Fabrics Save up to 25% 25% to 40% OFF ■"VF « on Best-Selling Printed and Pjuin DtH-cordn ■V • Woolens • Orion* • Dacron* • E*ln>n* Playtex C lifi s SAVE $ U )1 Bras and Girdles With Thin Coupon Moytex Foshlow Megk* Ira* (Crete* ft loci) 2 for only $ 3 9 9 rog. J 2.50 ecx. (not shown) Modi Crete* ft lot* °nJy $24* rag- 52.9J FREE! With Every I'urrhase Of IJ.SO Or More X Pre-Wound Robbins Choir# Of Color With Thla Coupon ) =» i* I Family Fashions and Footwear" 4 lim it: ’ i lim it Dtta *ism taw 94.99 BILVEUPLATB BY — INTERNATIONAL KADER JEWELERS 112 S. PARK AVE. ;.*• S A V I $ 2 .0 0 Meylsx Cleth-lined Girdles OF FINE FABRICS 106 S. PARK SANFORD only $69$ rag. $3.9$ PH. 323-0313 SA V E $ 2 .0 0 rWytex Cloth lined Upper Penty Girdle* _ onty $99$ rag. 311.95 DOWNTOWN SANFORD OPEN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS AND FRIDAY NIGHTS! �' I a * * Past Noble Grands Hold Christmas Party At Home Of Mrs. A. Rector * » T IFfir # * n fn rlt r * t . T9. •m T I i9«< — r«r« f By Abigoil Van Burtn (D bjcU x -. — worse, believe me. What other state, wrote and ask­ find out tha truth. Pleas* tell me where I can r e t a DF.AR ARIIV: I am a ed me If the baby had been birth rartlficate stating tha and pay like everybody else. should 1 do? gill of IS. I love my pa ibaptised and I replied no. baby was b o m In June. If I Re and say that Susan eiitu hut I hate my gmnd HUBBY TUOt’HI.K ’ The Ps*t Noble Grand* Club abeth ILinnuin, Mr*. Henry I Henrietta Ttuinn, M n. 1). C. ton *nd liK1 M e n . Then ah* suggested th a t I baa plana for the evening ON THE SPOT The next meeting will be mother on my lather'* sida, held It* annual Christmas par- Jameson, Mr*. E ra Beckham, Humml, Mr*, llrodle Milmake arrangements to have when 1 know ah* hasn't, I and I mean I realty HAITI DEAR TROUBLE! You ty at the home of Mr*. A lbum <Mr*. Clarence Snjder, Mrs. [ Ilsurs, Mr*. Virginia Amler-1with Mrs. Clarence Snyder the baby baptUed In the hav* to go to confession. “hate” too Intensely for a her. She ha* lived with us DEAR ON j Don't risk Rector. •U city where aha lives, which 15-year-old. The chances are Can you help me? embarrassment by asking ever alnee my grandfather A* yon entered the spacious Is my horn* town. The rea­ that you are taking out *11 anyon* to falsify a legal SUSAN'S MOTHER •died. This woman gets on (rounds o( the home, you were ■ son I’m writing you la be­ your frustrations and hos­ document. If you have the my nerves so much that l welcomed by a life tire Santa, cause I’m sura the priest baby baptised in your home tilities on tlie one who la could just s. ream. I try to DEAR MOTHER! Why hit sleigh and eight reindeer, who will baptise our baby lie? Simply tell thoe* whs town, hope your mouther Ignore her a* much as pos­ least aide to fight back. ted by Rudolph, the red nosed will want to bay# tha birth Tone down your blttemesi. doesn’t notice the date on sible, hut < hei slightest inquire to call Busan after reindeer. certificate, which may put the birth certificate. young lady, and get this work. Then tel) Blisan that fault* distill h the living On the porch and interior out of yoUr sysieiu by hav­ ma in an embarrassing spot. daylights out of me. Wc unless she EN'JOYJB giving nl the home the same ChristYou tee, I tdld my mother ing a frank discussion with free hairdos after hours the DEAR ABBY: My -laugharen't on speaking teims mas theme prevailed with the baby was torn in Jun* had better gather t h a te r It a beauty operator right now, but It's best tld* yrour patent*. v two miniature net Christmas * s * way because I desjiisv tbe ahd when she comes home because I didn't want her gumption 'to say no! Tha trees on the piano and an the to know that 1 was preg­ meek sometimes inherit from work *h# le usually DEAR AllIIY: Our baby sound of her Voice. I don't llreplace tiny .red reindeer nant when I got married, dog tired. Wo have some was born lust Mnreh. My varicose veins. f e e t' like being f I lends with traveled through the anow. .s * • ___ _ and I'd rather sha didn't relative* who make a prac­ ntnther, wbo lives In an­ bet htvauft) that would be Follow ln(f the bualnesa meet­ ------ -----------------------------tice of telephoning me dur­ CONFIDENT I A I, T O ing. there was a gill exchange ing the -lay lo ask If Busan “ LOVE - STUCK BELLE") and also secret pal gift ex­ is ^*lglng_ anything" special BREAK JLNO R R E M i change and the names ot the that evening, which means, CLEAN*. ANY O T R E K s e c r e t pall revealed. “ If i s como over will Susan COURSE WILL SPELL The lintlesa served delicioirs i I' glva u* a free hair-do?" DIB kSTEIt TO SIX INNO­ refreshment* of salad, sand. NORTH ti 1 •I never know how to han­ CENT CHILDREN. full approval. The chant-* Tb« greatest snack of tbe wrirhe»; trait cake. mil*, candy dle till*. If I (ay that Knsim *KTI« and coffee. that everyon# will pass In that lthl4 bridge year must Imve V J3 bae no s|>eclal plans that t Problems? Write to AHThe Noble tirand of Semin* ♦ Ka type of competition Is almost know of, over they route I.eon that felt by- l.ou Math# < \ RY, Rot rti'TOO, Lo* An­ olu Itrliekaii Lodge No. 43, 4 ♦JIT** nil and If anycn# Is to blame, and poor Busan is stuck of I os Angeles in tlie I.ife geles, Calif. Foi a personal Mr*. Eva tVdliam*. and the tr*KT r.ANT ID) She's such s sweet, bigreply, enclose a stamped, it is Lou's partner who could Master Pairs at tlie Tvuonto AJloaay AAQ93 Vice Grand, Mrs. Louise Long, hearted girl, *slt# would sslf-aildrestrd envelope. »Q8«3 *M0 were special guests. well Imv# aflotylsd to bid one Natienal*. nn mail OFFICERS OF SKMINOLA RKHKKAH I.O D tiK NO. lit nl ♦ 4 a 10 8 3 nevsr refuse to do their Members attending w v r e | no-ttunip. 1 ou picked up seven dia­ ♦ Q * J Christians pnrtv arc from l lie left, Mrs. Eva Williams, noble Rruml: Mr#. 4>AKioa« hair no matter how ex­ lint* to writ* letters? F Mrs. Floyd Atlmw. Mrs. Mary Sly son. James, also overmonds nmi sit heart* mid DQlrTH Louise Long, vice grand; Mrs. Yirginin Anderson, treasurer and Mrs. hausted she was. JYe sjvjj BeftRl'omt dollar to Abby. Jameson, Mrs. Nell Futrell, csllsd one diamond wtfh* the ov* iya Iled Fust's o p e n i n g A Non* Evelyn Hoolclmti. financial secretary. hsr stand on her feet until Box OFTPO," U - Angeles.' Mrs: Mu) RuIkiw, Mrs. F ill- 1 V A K IM ) T“ HoUth hand, but vest farluek- midnight —(r i v i it g - tbo*&~ club hid with one diamond . Calif a U K R k t U .booklet, ♦ A Q JIIT1 ter than Math*. Everyone got chekp eitusTf? free perma­ Thr next three player* 0fe*e.<d ♦ Nova “HOW TO WRITE l.ETInto that bidding at hi* table nents when they could eas­ atul Lou had to piny.that con­ TEHS FOR ALL OCCA­ Both vulnerable and Jim readied tlx hsart* ily afford to go to her shop tract. He made t with five Kaat SIONS."ttewth Waal M m h after the bidding shown In the overtrlck* and s t r a n g e l y 1♦ 1N.T. J* 1« Dblk, I N T . enough did not get a bottom box. U Pass i i rrble. r a m • score. He ruffed the elub opening I*an! • AT ♦ rwwi Pam By Mr*. H. L Jehaeoa It seems quits a few pairs rasa and decided to play as safely V a t postibl* In trirmpe. There­ wound up at aevn* diamonds Opening lead—4 a. ] I wsnt to wish you a very I cup milk | chip* 1salt and pepper fore. he led a low trump to­ amt because b*nrti break Holiday. 1 -Bopa- you 2 cgw*., = | n-cupi miUu ______ _______ TtalRy there t* no way to make ! nioTYriTand one »t six hearts ward dummy at trick two and additional peanut butler chips ^ 's cup bread crumbs . homemakers h*v* a row nours ‘j tsp. carraway seed that contract lo fact, several Incidentally. rhV one dia­ held hie trump losses to one ^ on that important day to sih'IuI (rum ble uu sn g e Into l a r c c Combine pudding pie mix, j I -tinp. chopped parsley ls went doo-i at alx.dla- mnnd overeall meet* with my tri. V Boil eggplant until tender 1 _ with the family out of the kit skillet. Add onion, Cook 2U H cup chips ami 1 cups milk I a t t n a W a champagne pro- ings belongs to Mrs. J. F. KeoClieii. Maybe you can do most minutes, stirring occasionally, in saucepan. Cook m et med Scoop out renti-r Chop sott vtcw to see the rower paint- o«dy l«irllons. Add remaining in of your cooking the da) in' Drum well ' Prepare com fori. i bread mix a* directed on pkg. ium Jieat, stirring constantly, grcilient*. Fry by lahlespoon- | Ini* Of Mms. Hshn Vidal and ” *hB V“ i l ' . , . , , "to depict living flower*. The The reeipe* this week are Slir in carraway aeetl. Ar until mivlure comrs lo a full fids on a hot oiled griddle, I I was truly enchanted with <plrH f|vM w lor (h. rsuisgc-onlon mix »h'«1 Pour Into dessert dishes, browning well on troth aide*-, A doctor -n Chicago, an *u probably wishes the doctor h ad 'e rln f lo take the family out •no* til si have been 'Yin In by r.ingr IN# natural Iwauty of her ntrw-ixjgtti and galvanlrlng dyn£ readers recently and will use lure lu an ungreaseil 9 inch Chill. Sprinkle wilb additional If desired, 1; rup minced lism lliorlty ou liscks and wlial si si 'nrgt-d gum- js Rublittle Luther fmtbcr *t#l Urg.-d fo «llnncr-!W it least to h e lp 1R im in g ,. One .-*pcriall) dc sm l.m of tbit, to me. unique square baking pan Pour bat­ or cold Cooked ihlckell flt») peanut liuiter d ii|» if desir a* many of them ss possible makes them a .la-, says lanisi husbands to iw-lp ease some of with ti<e dishes? j lighted me tmiltlwl "SaiaR country are greatly snd luceter over, -.pleading evenly. •-d Makes a isuit 2 cups or 4 l<e added, .Serves fi. this week. wives sutler from b.vck.n Iwtliose little everyday frictions llow sbojt offering to do *i Arabian P o e m ” It caussyl me essfullr contributing to K. Arrange remaining sausage serv ings. more than any oilier group laI love jKjrk chop* any time Slake tometbing extra sjie- cause housewives mu*t l<--ar that get tl<* housew :< down least some U tha family's to w*nt the story behind th is ! alvould take a and any w:i). Here is a recipe onion mixture on top. Make in cial fur a ilcsaert tills liollday up uniier b-n-'-'ii cause,| bv bu C ABRADE using clioppi t| |war» and apple J hoi oven f 12.) degrees I 25 .Ill For in-lance In-tanCr. how bow alamt ahull a errsml >rrsml running wdven when he Is *1 lash and beautiful flower ar■ll.ll.tes I III into ti pot Ilolls season T?il« dessert Can •«- littiv frictions ot evciyda) hUsbaud's giving s child a home? raiigcincnt, and 1 met Mar ]_ Iomarrow — ‘ Dear td y tk IN CHEESE SAUCE jellv in a stuffing a n d se r v e hot 1 large drill bead id tabling!- pretty and to gmal Eggnog life.' DF \ l t M l i I HU ' Acs” or "No” an-wer instead Hi might consider dodvg the 1guerlte Hshn Vidal tlie next Thornton McLeod” pic with it* toasted oaU crutt '• rup butter, melted PORK » (lUl’S Hu word for hu-bandt ,s of saying, "(hi a-k ) our mo smalt repair jolss the first sflern>K>n at tea with a friend, ILE uA N T is r»*y amt can be dune well ttts<t chronic buckailw- victims tiler?'" l* i up flour ’• cop butt or or margarine , time lie wife ask* him ill- Sire told me (hit the painting III »<!v a lift*- •-ven (tic day Hoi .III VA FU H N D F.lt t tsp salt i rup chopped cider) need reassurance unit under­ How a I-out looking («r tin- [mslead of making lier nag him was Inspired by the colors of l<<r <- Tiiat uiqiui i int t 1,<r (,< ? Hi- Jluunder ftlb-ts m other feu 'glam* pepper 9 ) cup clumped j tears standing They .horrid brlil tilings to- loses around lire j Into doing * hat list to la* done a 4*>ysl Saudi Arabian rob* Lslt fillets, (resit or frozen Ht.UNOt, IMF. 2 cup* milk over airil user again (hat -unie bouse ipsfend of yefbpg st uBy mpatliy l* fin* for so ac ||., sn<t an sm-i*ut vase from liiat 5 slices bacon, i<*ok il aril i.J,, t sp*, salt . l b tops gtiipd sli.iip died t'RI k'l liackaiii! i» norm*!. In main bu-v wil< . \Abal did you <lu Ing back. I'm sure Hut I'll licl land of color and beauty. Tire crumbled : dasll |<s-|i)kff-l -4*y• coirs (?n«klir or Mullitir > turns liar cheese ] tsp salt -«-xritli my *Uppers?" — t any hmixewtfe whose selling frame was also Jjjeja-ork of tli* flats quick or old fasblunnl. ] 1 cun i III or i lrun-n cream of Silted cabbage c o v e r villi • i tap black pepper 'tlie -till wini an aching llovr atar.it noticing wdien his tank is su occupational disease artlxt amt contained Hie deep -til ll><|■ soup iHtilmc water ( »k i ImiijI H mn larked 1 stack pack lib/ (Tinkers 1>,uk will »■ .'but lo lour Ibal >ili seems lo ba-e had su wimiIiI appreciate a little help 1) glowing (ones o< the royal annult-s <u mill! iibp ttntl. i S cup til udy packi-il tiro vn ia iV4Ui h jfttiiiihU—hut ')»«* knriiiMially l r \ i n % ■I*;, and oft 'around tliu lavtise even niorr Ml c i acker*) lincL) roll ' i <up sour cream sugarilasli nutmeg Id aiii Mi’ll 1m11f«•r, lilimM in cd She signs her painting* cu|is cooked rlcc Hour. alt <itul }i€pprr. A(id V' cup margarine, melted "llalm Vldall snd I did not 6 to 8 thick pick chops, prv I — , '» cup chopped p.irslev milk ctMik ttirrlni; i'oii>t«nll\ I ' i up- mdk tiarrd for stuliing ftrpect lier to Is# the petite TV ! '• cup toasted >livtrr<l b| until wIlliHith ;,iul thlrkrtifil 's cup sugar TILL !:•« E Q « blonde that sise le T1>e daugh­ ] 8 or J«r apple jelly tsp suit m o n . - r n i.w * * miauls I \*hi i Iwi'wi' %in until uit ht-iJ w Melt hotter or margarine ter ot Herman parents wtio KXCKl’T HOLIDAY salt \ili! l iihlni^t jnu aaf i| Ni j n s 'x t-p nutmeg fcnulo colei)’ and pt.us Add '• Isp TI FMhAY. DEC n . INI j vak 1-ive Among (lie (iiown Affair'* Another week another went to Argentina to live, site M U 1 ,\(. dash peppei * i (4 .1 I wmi a siliolartliip from the Nsbacon '.ill. pvqtpcr and ii. u k J envelop uni la cored gi latui ? V 'l ime Show of the Niglit ups Ibis ih a ms b u m it - on in yi ti 11-a 1 country snd another Hons! Bchisil of Art lu Pots nr crumbs. Muft pork, chops b cop toasted sit Vi i , *1 a | f t o A )t k’ t 41 r \ x Jisg Ini p in. CH.'S dim * prevalent social problem. i m -.mrtful woman 'tlie woman 3 egg wtrite-, -llffly Ilea leu uiomls sKH.I.K I l i u l v l l s Place on rack in Iniking.pan Red kkidbui show The singing lim diseased tnmds who -eml is Madl)n Uliue, wiro piay* a ■Urn, derm any After moving HIDt-IN THTATRI ‘ • cup wiiippmg cream vs|r(j. paprika '« <kup bulter Mi ll apple Jelly over tow heal Mdiidre alslert aie lint's iliXliiinaimy ■ poison p< n let former Iom- of Solo's now fo Argentina, tier mother, she ped Thaw fio/cn fills ts and s.,,^, t rup sugar 1 Rt| alMk't*l«H TaaH'ltf Spoon a small amount of Jelly guests tonight, a tul I'll) Ills ters A bairage of Uu- cor in....... . to . sheep farmer ,oW ,,,e' cr' ul,'‘1 J ,lu" v r «alr ' J ' Kg yolks, in.den T ( N » - 4 U « r t r e i H a l f T* r»v i-r each chop Hake m u.vo skin it Ilets and rut into «<t < i egg‘ _ in true detm siu e style ili n r ' ' n h i!** iiiil in (!»#• m i n r d y t rt-B^Mmlrrue link N’ltiuk m 1a ml Hist's fat from tlie most S4 Hrp»Alp4 o« a«a degree oven for I '» iiour*. ing sir* po|l|on« .Sprmkli I ili dales giound or ihn|q>ed I tsp vanilla skcltb Heft duns Ills brorge iwxniicall) with a marrtaO Incredible plot element < Mie and slir is always inspired in Ilk am. r t e a M ((■ ■! E a r l f For crust.tos-t netin pre with ts|t and pepper (out I tsp vanilla basting occasionally with ap Appleby role and list to do teacher The consequences of tries to get Solo to smuggle her flower interpretations by *I U | I4 li B 1 DOU H A W K S him- soup m am 3 cup* cereal *u>h at» net* nested oven 350 degrees for pic jt-ll). Serves 1) to 8. Jmm #• I 'r t a e l * « M n.itc blood anil it afraid In this are explored and until tlie s (political refugee out of tile that licrmBi) flower garden in 1 0 minutes. Cmnlunioats, su Ftcsen < >, cup <d soup ii imv 11\ irupte* I T 1 *• -%4r. K i F R k - ) Argentina 1 tin *i!ni! spot. Red por'rays let down, soap-opera ending eounlr) and get* him into Ing gar snd marg.iruu . mixing tutu i«r topping. ( mnbineV Id i< • i 1 cup l li‘>|i|iB-d nufi riu« a t ti«a oaif • MWV .SHKMMIHK.I) Aline llahu A’ldal lau-r stud! cup for top tlie year llati giving up nit (Ids Is an rngtosslng dram* irotildr There's u typicail) iixl lumting with U>e Argenmaininit soup mixiiire. i u i*. t iiuk IIm* liullur, ■ug.ir eggs well Reserve - f a 11* aAn.** l OK I K office to list). The Alt i.uirex deraldlnr Brooks is esccllvnl wild ending, though the over Iloar? r«n4« almonds, parsley, sail •i iifi oiul cIrU r in an if on skillet ping i*re*» remaining ost> fl egg )olk» sing a medley from My f ai r as tlie Woman teacher ac­ all show sn t one of the e e r i e * ' P*“*," r ' Vkl*! t u ? ^ ; wl“‘ pepjM-r. Spread rice mixture or lirav) saucepan about 20 mixture onto bottom end sides tA rup sugar* later became her IruxbaiHl. ta il) ," ’'Start the New Year cused. classics. over bottom of a well greased minute* nr long enough to of 9 inch pi* piste, Chill while ! tsp. vanilla ODF.N Right ‘ and 'Deal llcarl ” 8 3u V p ni NBC Tlie Man #3yft p in . AIR', 51ell ale's they now live In New York, preparing filling baking pan Arrange fish over <uok the eggs. Arid vanilla, )» cup butter, melted teftl) pstut, and Ixitb love New 11 IS J 30 * Jo p m. NBC Mr No from I ' M I, K ’"Hi* Trrhuf Navy 'Fuji's Big Romance" t o r filling, soften gelatin m vy cup g r a h a m crai k< r rice. Spread reserved soup nuts arid cereal Stir until sill I York and Its ' 'vitality." They Mute frantic Ui»u uxunl. If mixture over fish. Spiuiklu ingredients are welt mixed. milk Combine milk, mgui crumbs that ■ potiiblo The gang tskt-s I 'lav* , ,Two ion* in Auteui . . .. in* »»1'1 nulmcg and egg j u l l ^ i n . . a l ap*. -Utkin#, p u a d s i. ..—---- wRh almnndi 8ml P su nka. I orw.mUi balls about (ha Pity on Uielr prisoner of w . r . ' ,,‘ 1 nTE7 in s mialerat* oven 1350 of s walnut, then roll the hails double bolkr. Cook noeragi-it L *t cup sugar Fuji and (skei him to a party One is married, th# utbrr lx NOW thru WT.D. water, siiilblng constantly, un d<-grees) (or 35 40 minutes or in coconut or ground pecans ^ ■** tsp. salt wrlicrt he falls for a native studying Nlie buike elmoet luo AT 1:13 ■ 1:1* - 3:18 ti] mixture coals stiver spoon, until fish Hakes easily when tsp. ground ginger -ntf lJurk* 7:30 • 9:00 girl. Before thv show Is uvet, young to liave grown axmal Remove from beat, stir m u - 1 40 tested with a fork Serve, li. TUNA FISH AAlllMfJj J <11 NUC tV»Wa Tlie afternoon 1 tslke-l with I rup Raked coconut (1 ^ m41 Tummy Kirk llmgliiimbm Is In-mg ussaullnl H u# (li t a n i'm lm o n nllls. Ctail until partial!) set. Hi'ffta WitUttf Da cups biscuit mix *x cup chopped pitbd dates Marguerite Hahn VM31 sheAnnette Funlrell* (Ii 4ndy of M»j b«n f on all sldei t <*• N• m■ Fold cooled gelatin mixture MIXED FRUIT \ cup grated cheese rup citron, diced U K (S' J*upRr<Jr • l > N* -A »8:3u p m. AIK . Hi* T) wore a drees of ni*4*liir stiver Into beaten egg whiles, then 4 0 - i » CUM N*wi— w%u«r ( 4' 1It* l(*a! II a’, j • CHI.SSCltOSS IMF I tbsp milk 5 egg willies (p) l*r! • U lll»hl cihi Q "No Place Like Home” At the iKvkllnc wal on# brown • r-.i’Vt'* fold tn whipped cream I'uur pkg (12 or ) froreu mixed 1 t? o* ) can tuns fish Beat egg Jolk>, sugar and ■ tunlUy IirinkU7 Waller Is fin*II) talked Into ’■elf# silk 'nee, wlilcli tomrliow Into eooW pn- shell Hull V fi> p *ti fruit v* cup ma)ounstee WE UN END AY F . M. % Tamils until thick and lemon mat>lied her blonde ta'lge bslr. taking a vacation, which he >y > \*ia* it**• t f . i 6 (a) f*J aAi, pkg i 12 or ) fmren slp-ed Prepare dougli according to several hours Decorate with Colored. Beal in melted butler. M« <t • U'fuuEd (4j Lov* of tel ft duel'by "going Into" , multitude 1wu™ m imacbes * directiuiii un pkg Divide reserved topping Makes on* Stir in Dour, gruiism cracker f 11 I f K#pi’TL* CM jjaririi ]$•*>! nf small b u .lu ... snd neigh ' T ' uP '*(,hl" n Tl,f ^ T ^ * cup sugar iir N A # V B k t t i l l (I) N i d i In half. ; it# dough i j i Hull », Inch * lnrt' Pic f tru n iiu , baking powder, salt, *iKirlM b * , .lira ( i ? * * if', t*a l f R * Mitl* ,a*itiu +iUk a a\4r»- r n, a .r m I n *i c o m e r a ito n illil i 1 f 1 ■ 1 * (41 H • a r in fa r T a m a r 1 tbsp. lemon juice thick ( umMnr remaining hi ginger, coconut, dales snd cit­ ti .I . i<(hi Ik w r y a r tlru litt f»n ll»r1*• t • i J a) }ll*li»i'p Pti.,11 (raiirc. llr »« IU itratstcururr *t4i *\ 1g red lent*, spread half the i A It union ta* SpriiitfK 1 10 . 1 3J»n V-S C U K. (>* l*i qt# ut Cuntsron. Best rgg whites until '• t*p. ground cinnamon lemonade w<„k, Lui bird > ’'* t,c* f M y 1 tul « * • N «▼ > • ») qUSI.L B X *t tap. sail filling un each and roll up. ----- -------------. . frothy; gradual!) Imat in su14) llw) (I) rilliBI Knuw , u. Bt sanctuary and (»ke. an aciDe ,H"r P ^ t l a w of flower, are 1 II X! (4; Cijllini Ligsi igar and continue beating until 2 tbsp*. quick cooking tapioca Seal edge* and cut into slice* . . . . always in natural rflecti, nev U> f h i T) 'Auli mtrrast In the installation ot i . ; . ... t 90 (4) r#tfIPO*! Junofon II II (|) VIIC New* gtlff but not dry. Fold into l,a*tr> for two-cruit 8 loch pie Place cut side down In well ■ide walks *r HyUied, and they are in • »> !:V l> («> <»lrl Talk greased pan. Bake in hot oven egg yolk mixture. I'uur into 2 l tbsp. butter ■: ) TW-I deeply glowing natural color* (SI. Hello l*es FlfVSrs STARTS THURSDAY l u l l p m . CBS Tlie Doctoral it* *o >» i TL# FuflllvE Thaw fruit and peaches s t 4(m degree* for 10 minutes III Nswb. Weather greased, Hound and lined 8 Tiiese pamtingi liang in inuiexiWALT DISNEY'S Th# i *oeto4a #t<(j t) • * 1) and th.NUriel. “ A Meisenger I ’ll (ll Foeue By Julia Harlot directed on pkgv Flare In nerve hot or cold. Makes 3 inch pant. Bake in moderate ir. i<rivate colb-c Nuriii ' EMIL AND T H E I II (II Se The Werl* T at st to Everyone” Tlie man on the *um* . and .. „ ................... W. H. Winters nf Glen Ar (f) J'M.ja /ttOf. *41 (II #.l*'i<.e DKTKCTIVES" 4350-degrt*) oven 30 to 35 min- bowl, stir in sugar, tapioca, duien ■ i - is i ihack . t again, ___ _ this bi . | Rons the nUnited State*, J*ledge time ___ In. ___ -_ <l< N'ewelth* den returned recently Ii om ■ it o‘<r - * Iff (If S*w« Plus "The Tattooed Jjtes, or until done. Cool 5 lemon juice, cinnamon and pan, Argimtins, India, Bra ' r■a »4) Ma%.# 1*1 ’t) N'ilC News translated into hospital term*. Dolica Horse" buslnesi trip to New York. 1It It • 2• Tenlifht ILow DIXIE CHEWS minutes in pans Kemove salt. Let Stand IS minutes I II 'II I'siiwor* >. .. „ _ I til and China. One of tier paintII you ve never leon thD kind | __ i ________________ _ Uuill Oi Meanwhile, roil out half of The Winters’ son. William, s III I— .i el (a Taur.t cup butter from pans and cool on a wire (!) STsttie In tile VVlr.4 of itory before, you'll be student at Georgia Tech, Is 1 cup sugar •cooling rack. Invert one layer partr)’ very tiun. Line an 8 III* III ll.iuBt I’stls W E D N E S D A Y A. M. thrilled at th* varloua rt»cue spending the holidays at home • l«* IX ktgn Us 2 egg yolks well beaten (II Has In Ceirl of turle onto serving piale and inch pie pan. Trim pastry at attempt* and appalled at th * ' V I I Th* Koolsr* M i fi* Uur<*t)le» Slti.ansa . aUh Jiis parrot*. U . cups plain tluur. j __ Spread with ball the Kumqual v,t** ,toU out.remaining pa*.;I r l n i AMU News * :i (X Nswb * Avstnrsr cillousneag of th* crowd (La.i ■ 1 tsp vanilla Cream Filling; top with sec-! ,r >' very thin. Cut into ts-lncli HI* (II Ts Tell Ike Truth • i t (X Worie f i t it list tea betting on whan he’ll jump, (IV flensnl |fr.«[,lts( Clarence Smith of Gram! (*) 8rj«r!s* kamssttr 'a cup nut meat* ond layer nf tort# snd spread ‘trip*. 1 ill bottom crust with f)l .An-,(her World 1 to (1, T , a . r RESTAURANT • COCKTAIL LOUNGE taking picture*, etc ). Cream butter and sugar view Avenue lias been perm* with remaining filling. Make* mixture. Dot wTUi but l l i (I) News :<tt IX AVsk.-Uk Slttlaa 1011 p m. NBC. Projection I II 111 Tea D b i ’I »*j ter. Arrange pastry strips in Add egg yolks. Add flour and nrutiy released from tbe bosNi a s r io II) 10 to 12 servings. (Color! '63 Once a year, NBC collect* 1:9a (X Farm Harks! Ita^ rt KU5DJUAT CREAM FILLING lattuce pattern across top of v until*. Dress dough Into pan. pita! and is at home to his :;*» C( ToJay (I) Th* fc>U<e or Night Its newsmen from ground the h> Toung Msrrlsu* (9) 311 scte t o n - • . * Beat I cup heavy cream URing. Diets ends of strips Dresi the nut meat* into friend* and neighbora. UESEK V ATIONS t i l l (i) ll.e Match Gams world and return* them to botsl Ntwa. WBatkar 1:4* (l> ■with 2 tbsp*. sifted powdered against edge u( bottom crust. dough. Beal 2 egg white* stiff ,(t) Trslliaatiss Csetata kingstsB • 41 Nqw York for a penal discuss­ Couple 95.00 8ln(l« |2.50 Mr*. Louise Simunek, for­ 1:11 ()> AVsat list • tfstrs (*) deorst filom augur and Ak tap. vanilla -until Flute edge Bake at 425 de and into this beat 1 cup brown ion, reviewing th* event* of * 11 (?) NDC New* (arises* m er Herald reporter lor thir greet for 33 minutes, or until 1 II (X sugar. Spread over to£ of stiff. Fold in I stiffly beaten ORCHESTRA Ills It) Bter of (irouck* It) Today (lie past year and, based on iegg white, M cup’ finely chop- j ) r u p boils with heavy bub cake. Sprinkle '* cup nut area, will enter Seminole Me­ 1.11 (X Ditoros Court (I) L’n le Walt C H A M P A G N E CO C K TA IL Uieir .firit hand observation*, I >• (I) Well* Fargo (X Aorsrlcaa History 'ped kumqual* and '« ' cup blet Uiat do not b u r s t Serves meat* on top o f ' this if de­ morial Hospital to undergo T*» Yogi Hear kssrels* Far Wsmas predicting th* likely event* ad (!) O R D R I N K O F Y O U R C H O IC E surgery Dec. 31. «. sired. Bake at 150 degree* finely chopped, pecan*. (I) gsshuhi Cl* (X F issysr Room th* coming year. •bout 30 minute* D ll (I) Magic i l i n t i u let CartoenWH* (»> 15-11 p.m. ABC .Hi* fug!-, 8pons FAVORS Panning vegetables s a n s 11:4* (X Maks Km w fw • • • PEANUT BUTTER CHIP ; SAUSAGE CUKNUKEAD in* (1* Newioeoe D iU l tlve, "Ballad (or a Ghost” coU-r, flavor and food -value. EGGPLANT A LA CREOLE BUTTERSCOTCH PUDDING (*l Hpsrta, wsatssr, DISH (!) Nsw* with tilke Wal, “ NOISE MAKERS This week Kimble D Pete) Nsees Itoe I pkg, butterscotch pudding 1 Urge or 2 small eggplant* The method .require* a pan *3 lb|. s a u ia ie meat tlr bears It T* Bsavsr (S) Csriesnvilie O r c h w t r t S a tu rd a y N ig h t. A bo. Glenn with a job at a road and pie filling * |th a tight fitting lid to keep 11.19 i h Wlist a Tkl* I s a s I tap. c*|ery*e»Il > larf* onions, thinly sliced I ill l> Mil. PIS. M u boUM. the steam in. M l (ti Asp Aitaetsi— Bews (ll 1 Lev* Lxey union, grated * • '4 15-oi- pkg. corn bresd D U ft cup peanut butter flavor Hi By Oswald Jacoby QohnsJi Cdc JJlQ Odomsui : diightiqhJti\ By Ruth Millett Time Previews 50 SI Television Tonight fP A R JV 1 Personals NEW Y EA R ’S EVE 44-. V »' " �Horoscope Forecast* OUR BOARDING HOUSE Page 10 - Dec. 29, 106* SIDE GLANCES W> . r ig h t o n HE SPENDS /HOST SCHEDULEL ip THE DAY |MV WORD. WHAT A FARTA5TIC , FPU3M THAT HEADING THE NEW IFINO/ PROf£4S0R EXCITED LOOK. ■* 5 EDITIONS, r'OBSCURAMTA INVENTED HE PROBABLY I BUT WINDS UP M |A'5YSTEM.TO GOLYE EVERY. THINKS HE‘6 AT t H t IO-CENT W edneedey, Dm . 10. 1(04 PROBLEM AMD WA& SHELF AT CLOS­ Pu lled d p a GENERAL TENDENCIES! !ISNORED BVTWfc CARP­ , ,PEARL ING TIME/ FROM ING CROWD/AH.ME, THAT BARREL Now you need to be very i w e P io n e e r s l e a d a OF OUT-OF-DATE careful you do not find th a t CRUEL EXISTENCE/ .OYSTERS/ thote upon whom you m oit rely ara ap t to let you down Juat when you need them tho m olt, which ia due to their h av ln t preaeurea you don’t know abouL So, don’t be hareh with them and don’t teat them or you can be a very d[lappointed Individual. ARIES (March 21 to April 10) Attem pting to run away from obligation! could cer­ tainly coat you a great deal later. Forget about th a t overly.glamoroua Individual. Be HE WORLD ateadfaat and one who can be MPtY DOESN'T DERSTANDw counted upon by higher-upa. By Galbraith . MATTER I'LL HAVE YOU KNOW’TVW MENU WAS PREPARED BY THE FOOD-PLANNING BOARD IN WASHINGTON fact: THEM MOMENT W M llW z IT S A Y S t WAS LOOK, P R IS C IL L A ! MY F IR S T FAN L C T jE R D E L IG H T F U L AS IT A L S O * ~ \ SA Y S THAT the C H R IS T M A S A N G E L IN^ OUR SC H O O L I PLAY/ TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Beat way to keep out of trouble ia to gat buay on OUT OUR WAY aomathing that needa all of OH, I THINK HE'S JUST TAKIM’ 1 KWCVVTHAT POOCH your attention, predee work, NO CHANCES ON ME TWYlNTTO SPENDS MOST OP rl-11 „ HIS UFE HALF thinking. Uae your beat judg­ 1ASLEEP BUT WHY m e n t Don’t treat In hunchta AMYMIGHT MEAN THE DOES HE HAVE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TO DO nr THE today. * A NEAR MISS ANDA HARP WAY t GEMINI (May 21 to June DEAD HEAT WITH ME ATTHe OPEN 31) Why don’t you limply aak aaaoclatea if you are punled about aomethlng InaSead of beating around th* buah T Be a ■ure to keep promlaea or you get In trouble. Be very objec­ tive In eonveraatione, ~ SrtJON CHILDREN-(iNin#^ 22 to July 21) Inatead of try ­ ing to atir up trouble, gat buay on whatever R la you have to do and do not dlaappoint thoaa who ara counting on you. Don’t brook^trouble from othtra alther. Ba happy. C ’MON / A COUPLE O F LEO (Ju ly _ a a -tr* Auguat ~ JaO ICIT SKATING? SWEATERS WILL KEEP / - GEE. ITS PRCTTT COLD 21) You muat learn not to TtXJR. BOOT WARM f ' G rFOR. ~ ' THAW W THAT/ apend. ao much Juat to have a good time. Keep puree lip ­ rt-M THE WORRY WART u. **<>t* ^ i»Hn»r»« ped on that newfound aecurity. Remember th a t eome of the grcaleat thlnga in tha OUR ANCESTORS world are free. Try a rt gallerlea, lecturaa. \J* D lda i—r a ll y ? VIRGO (Auguat 22 to Sep­ f uftNinJRE - 1 tember 22) Condltlona a t homt s h o p p e . . zt may ba quite tenae, but being fore-warned la being forearm ­ ed — handle with care, kindneia. Don’t Jeopardiie aecurity you now enjoy. Retire ea r­ O F7H B THBY-SUDYOUtnCYTOOW ly and real. & J& C H TH G th e a m k e r r away, b j t i LIBRA (September 23 to FINALLY OXV7NCFD 7H£vM M£MBB26HIP October 22) Extreme care THAT THffrTaE Wt30Ni3.. . BCAUDGAIO should be exercised today and SOLHHEGSTCO tonight, whether a t work, a t RJfHYACTHLJE. play, driving, walking, etc. Avoid th tt feeling of reckleeineaa. Uia gentle words with others and win ouL SCORPIO October 23 to November 21) Going over rash, bank accounts, book-, keeping credit rccorda, etc. OCl will reveal miatakra you have dAUN-H been wondering about Be ex­ act. Get buay on repairs to \ wbJ-. m y Gocrwraa, Krtt right/ / thkF witteroop| house, etc. and avoid trouble. 1 TOUR HVBHNMa, ) WE CAN’T (WHOSE CAVE MXI I SAGITTARIUS (November "What ■ fight It w ill There’* Hepplewhlt# and Chip­ WE a<7TTK STAY /fifE N P TH' VttAlD WE CCULO I SOMEWHERE) f NIGHT OUT INV HAVE, THREW 22 to December 21) You are pendale hlttln’ each other over the head with chairs!” TH’ OTDd X US OUTI acting quite up to par now, ao be lure you cultivate perSHORT RIBS aona of culture and poiae. Get 8 back on the beam via good booka, , etc. Do only that which you know to ba right. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) Keep controll­ ed today deipite any annoyancea, petty or otherwiaa, that may come up. Keep buay catching up on amall duties ' it that have accumulated. Work ayatematlcally, quietly. u#raw--»iMuai tkay TimYU . . . .COON hav i peace* NOCOOV HERE HIMBUM t i tWAUllNA / JDM (V BART AMO MB! _ SAW M CUP OUT AQUARIUS (January ill W rwwcoF Wl 'fc we MU5T LAV LdW.AMP TONioHr.iur m February 10) If you find it .•TraNATMN Our kut>*\ MUST C0MYMCB 3- WARNED YXJ NOT difficult to collect what ia due ‘EMMI PIPl/TJ . 1b UK -THE VOLCANO to you, you will reallte the , i A?A-nSk<W 0UKNEB. position of others If you keep fd them waiting. Strange situa­ tions arise, lie wise in hand­ ling them. PISCES (February 20 to March 20) Try n o tlo be force­ ful with others simply be­ cause you fee! discontented, or subconsciously disillusion­ 0NUL ed. Concentrate upon bettering your position in llfal Then all ia roay ‘again. BUGS BUNNY IF YOUR CHILD IS UORN - ____- V ___________ TODAY, ha or she will he one ------------------------- V of thoee Individuate who will GLAD YOU s o p ic k a p l a c e DROPPED IN, BOYS! YOU CAN WHETBE YOU'LL BE always be wanting to go L IS T EN TO SOME SONGS COMFORTABLE J traveling far away from home, J ‘M GOING TO PLAY AT but you muat early teach th at , W W OM ENS C LU B ! tha rolling atone seldom g ath ­ ers any moss, except when the travel la well-planned and for a good raaaon. Give tha ad­ vantage of a good education, itre a iin f foreign languages UTV not e r r invclved WITH PR.lAMlWS“RULC!L* 1 th a t will equip him or her for , GOODMAN AMOMEANT NO m y such eventuality. PERSONAL OFFENSE,IM SURE. "Tha Stars Impel, they • iw'h A|,. W >w,,, VI *->0-1 / • nut, w e h i x u u M A *V>1 4II I QOT A CMEMi&TQ vnv CHRibTMAS, , MR DUMSTGAD AM? don’t know much about such things, but could It b% that my growth stocks need a bit more water?” By Dick Turner CARNIVAL r- old ft, Y 11-29 B o e r. P/.OM, WOULD YOU PUT THESE IN THE OVEN FOR ABOUT 15* MINUT e S P ■, GCHMOCr/ 7 z n ------ r - M Fit i m W A S N 'T THAT SW EET OF MY G R A N D M O TH ER 7!' rg it r ik 6 0 VOICE NOWA O F THE F& eW SH lPCU JS. NCW.UEC&5A U & TIfM D O O F A R W T)-( IN06 WB l L HAVE TO C X )T O M K C H Z lW = .C lU 8 . 'This window ia for custom eri. Miss Jonaa! I don’t have a thing to do with restoring coffoe breaks!” GREATH i T IZ Z Y By LO ST K a te O snnn /e tZ - T O U N D m OI,ME Din DTP>----------LJ Of COURSE NOT? TlL ‘ ' " ' WE FONT \ JUST HAVE THr (ALACK THINKWAI I LAJAKO PO IT/ YOU OUTA TH' V WOULD/ (WLACEI j5 EH fia ! ,i 7 do not compel.” What you make of your Ufa la large­ ly up to YOU1 CORRECT, .ROOKIE. Carroll R lghter’s individual Forecast fo r your algn for January ia now ready. For your copy send your blrthdata and 91.00 to Carrefl Righter Forecast (Tha Sanford H er­ ald), Box 1021, Hollywood 38, California. Goners! Thoms a J , Jackson urea given the nickname of "Blonewall" by G eneral Bcr»*xd E . Bee. CAPTAM MORGAN, SIR, n o c D u m wrrWs Rf Aliy SEND A MESSAGE. * TO THE COMMANDER IN THAT ROOMTi v h i 'i BUT ISN'T THE ROOM lOCKED NO WINDOWS, S iR f — ' 91 re, ^ N4-. OF COURSE! HE LOOKED PJEM-EP (VMtMI SAW HIM vec. OUR FLAM Will 00 I THAT.AHP atW ARSASOM FOR MVST)fma 1MPOOR5 I r a t K00WTX5 PICTURE 1* RtrURMCrVANOWE6ET DC FA*muOC « « l i N IT1 uie Mhis Cano stm m ru WTXOWMJLKOMUC L_ aftir THERMOMSTER! Answer to Things acboss I ---- bock 4 Audio devtev Puiita 4 RrUowt 5 lamb 4 Through • ITLnuU NOW WHAT? pO I GET PERMISSION FROM DR. IANIET. TO TALKTO THfN AOtVOOf 5 \ what a , THE COMMANDER /QUESTION/ RECEIVE AND Y NEXT SEND MESSAGESF/you'll BE • / ASKING WHO 15 TME COMMANDER? NO, SiR-BUT I REAllY?BECAUSE YOU DIDN'T J THERE ARE NO ANSWER MY / ANSWERS TO QUESTION. A THEM, ROOKIE. 11 Thocoutbfara Uk) 11 ConMotUUou 14 Doranxtd 15 African worm la AccumuLto IT Anftr ia PoooUato 10 Arab chieftain 11 Viper 14 Indonealen ol IS Aateveral* 11 FlaUnx polo JOTardj 34 Cover IS Wtnfllke port M Narrow inlot 17 Bouodor jaauxht J* Table errap 40 f.aclamaUuti 41 roldinf bod 41 Female aheap S Aaaault » French "(lri friend* 10 Peat 11European rher 1> Aurtda 11 Evil (comb, form) XTSwafftr 14 Adluita 25 Ganua of auka 20 Small fiaio bottle 27 Icelandic aaga 29 lludfepodgo11 la a ban 1 1 1 il- (ab) 40 Portafa___ II Command 4SE|g (comb, form) SOGoU club yr sr 10 Hawaiian eiK SST t l Fluah with Bl Permit 44IUH brew SSNoetcoe 44 Bitter vetch l\ tCMO**0* * 0 0 * * DeifCTtVC f *■* tn h ,U K am. *1 don’t care about tha old pocketbook, but there’s lot of aantlment attached to the money-—it’e my allowance!” v --------- - 1 «ltaM.kpm.|« eaaS ra^d n - wa, w c a u im -! 32 Weary Ilf 41 Mineral eprlni 43Aiwan (cunlrj 45 Inflow 4TMusical 40 Wlckad 10 FtnMbad SITtuugh SI At all tl 64 ftodenta 57 Plait In fan iT~ J 18 n H if ii ir IT iff" * 5ST ir u J rieab food M n rin ra tM o n u i m , au A �lit Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322-5612 For Fast Results. 24. Wall Drilling ^ 4. Beauty Care Classified CUT’N CURL Beauty Shop WELU DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 0834 Ail Type* and S im Evening Appointment* We Repair and Service ii. Child Cara STINE Mietnne and Supply Co. NANNIE S KIDDIE CARE, In­ 207 W 2nd St FA 2 8411 fant* to t> yrs. 2U0 S. Oak 29. Photo & Equipment .Ave. Ph 322 0381. Phones Fr»M K lrk » f( 322-5612 F t n im n i*cnfii4«1a> itm tittU r «* ti « a t r 11). S p rria l N oliren 425-5938 1 * s H 1in" ' V. t D U im r* 1 l.» ii 1 4 ■t k INCOME t a x s e r v ic e H irer#— i nial ► a • n & 01 0t)f O. M. HARRISONS * 1311 Palmetto 312-8*27 15. S pecial Service* A & It CONTRACTORS Up m 5 11 | 1.50 | 1.50 | 1.50 6 to m l 21 1.30 | 1-50 ! 1.90 II tn I SI S 11.30 I.tS | 2.83 HOME IMPROVEMENTS. ROOFING. PAINTING 4 INSULATING F in a n c in g 'A rt anged 16 tn 20 t 4 I 1.60 12.52 1.1.80 21 tn 25 I 5 | 1.30 | 3.15 1 1.75 26 tn 30 | 8 1 1.30 | 1.78 | 5.70 322-2287 d e a fe r! ir r a lB SWEETIE PIE Dec. 29. 1964 — P a g a 11 By Nadine Seltzer WIEBOLDT’S CAMERA SHOP For "The Beit Prom All Your Film*.*' » 210 S. Park Ave., Sanford tr. $ ALL Type* of new major Ap pllaneli at Draatlc Diacouet. Call 212-8441, J A R Trading Poit, Inc., 1308 S. Orange Bloaiom Trad, Orlando, CONTRACT HATES ON REQUEST RICHARb s TREE SVC. Free estimates, Licensed It Insured Ph. 323 0300 SANFORD ELECTRIC 43. Planta, Feeds, Scads * '<-1>, “S* M I M8I — ----- i t o i . Si Our Ragular Faed Price* •*Wa*va daoided U help you control your wtlatllnaj 25 Ibi. Jim Dandy Dog Feed (M in im um *f 1 rnln m n It 83—50 lb», Jim Dandy Dp i Irffc** Feed $1 52 - 10o lb*. Shill­ "PROFESSIONAL 2. PAINTERS A DEC0RAT011S ed C on 11.10 — 100 lb*. ERRORS-- ‘ Papering— Waterproofing -Shorta* $3 85---- loo lU- Tu*. T h e H e r a l d w i l l n e t *»• ! * • odo Ctmp* Hone Feed 24.50 Satisfaction Guaranteed •pvH illila for M iif i I b m I — Irfial A F « u n 4 * t — M o n .r W anted Free Estimate* 323-0239 - 100 Iba F 1 r Feed 13.05 lu ro rrtrl l i i t r l U a . I — P h m u i Ij 14—form at * Lean —100 Iba. Race HOree O iti I—l u u i r Cua • O-AJn.uronfco 17. Jnnitnrial Service* * 1 — a oh o ol o A I n t l r u r l l n n * i — n * 7 N uraarlte >110. HUNTS T U X I DO a—child Care 70— C i n p l o r m . n l B a r r l c a e COPY FEED STORE, Corner San­ a— t>o*»— C a t * — P e i * t t — M a i. I I . I p W anted YE.YTSCH MAINTENANCE *fli* f l n t n l d r e s e r v e * Ik* prl* 10— I’ o u l i r r —- M r * . lo c k ford A 2nd St. I t — Fam alo ll . l p W on t.d af r t j r r l l n v nr ffiU * Service A Supplies 11— S p . c l a l N a l l a a a T l — M ai* or F * m * l a H elp ln « n n r a d * * f i l e r imp of itbfifc I I — C a t t r i n e ■ — F o o d T4— K e l * e H r l p W a n t * * ,2 W &. tty jL Pj - ____ r a w s _ SANFOHD FEED STORE J i l l —I’lacia in B a t __ I I — H U u a U u n -lV an ie e - . .. . the poller » f (tbl* WholSTorn U lv ^ S h a p Cdin 11— S p . r l a l K a r r i . . . ■I — I n r o m i r r n p t r l T PM «. 19. ItuihlerH Supplies H — S rlm m ln i ie n U i t — S u iia if . rrop — a . u 21M — Jim Dandy Dog IT— Ja n ito rial l a r r l M l I I — ftta l C o tala W anted Feed — >5 83 for 50 lbe. 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I M i IS. 19. 1?A J, cmiii C L U II • JOHN E. FOX. Realtor 208 N. Park Ave, 323 05U 00. l^otm For Bale FLAT BROKET Maybe. But if YOU were in vMlmi in land YOU wuulil at-’ leaat have that to fall . hack on. Buy loia with Term* YOU can afford and atart building YOUR future Large suburban selection be Kinmng at |79S. BART PILCHER, Broker Persona I Service Cali 311 7458 - BUY . SEE YOUR V A - FHA Property Management and Sales Broker choice for only >1*1; 1 fH lC E EB T IW A T E Apt. *u« Delua Electric U ^ # u t e r i a | 4 MiMreil resRang*. Storage drawer 4 4' ev tU s|. Naw 4 Uaed Furtlplug in elements, 214995 lure. Call Nil leddlag Mfg. value for 1108; Co. at 70S Celery Av9. Hoi Point under counter DiehFA S-SUV, • wesber, brand new (tie IS, Far ms biggest selection af now 21M; nearly new end used funiAll wood Walnut ConioWtte TV, lure, see Noll's Furniture >100 -Value, >144 with Trade. Brokerage in Casselberry Lest than a portable. on lT-M. Open 8 days S to I. Phone Charlie Gormly, collect at Aisoclated Radio 4 TV, Used furniture, lyyniacoi, t i l l N. Oranga Ave., O r leeD, tie. W s |b t - Sold. Undo 422 2514. ' Larry's Mart 111 Sanford Ave. Fk. FA KUU, EASY TERMS LAKE* MARy T citan . ~nicely furnished Apt., 1 bdrm.* Adult* Ca)l 322-3930.---- IflH. Itnomn For Rent CLEAN ROOM for Man. 401 Magnolia Av*. 323-0T20. HR. Autos For Sals 1980 T-BIRD—Full Power 4 Air. XMAS Special 21,495. SANFORD MOTOR *00 Trench Av*. 322 4582 BOB McKEE_ USED- CARS’ NO MONEY DOWN 701 French Av*. 222 -OT21 ML'ST SACRIFICE— 1962 PonJ ! * c 4-dr. C*telth»r>«-Tri»it*, hill pow er,-factory air, r*» dm, heater, deluxe interior, will cantidor old car In frade. esiume payments, on* own* or. Ph 322 8808.___________ AUTO’G L A SS^ INSTALLED S a n k s rik G laaa a n d P a in t Company 310 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4222 iu l* Ogees, 4 See* Covers 1 BEDROOM C B House with Fla Room 131 Garrison Dr. 325-04IB AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 2 BEDROOM, completely furn­ ished house Pr. 322 2377. >64 W. had 14. FA MOM ALL WORK GUARANTEED ■■ i ■ ■ ■ ■ in — REALTY 323-1301 2640 Hiawatha at 17-92 itobmui Sporting Goods 102. Mobile Home* • Snle Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 3044 8 K. lit Ph. 121-3981 OWee; 322 3111 Nights: 113-0700 322 0841 2314 Park Drive $100-DOWN — FHA-VA HOMES $100 DOWN FHA - VA HOMES 1, 1, 4 4 BEDROOMS Gateway DON'S MOBILE HOME SALES "Your Wheel Estate Dealer'* IT Modcli to rhoove from OTEN T DAYS A WEEK Ml 1106 Hwy. tT 02 I»ngwood. Fla 1-2 end 1 Bedroom* NEW #od USED Awnlagi 4 Cabenat QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Hwy 17-92 S 322-256: SALKS BROKER At Have The Horn* For You 1till. A piirlm cn ln fo r R en t AVALON APARTMENTS 111 W 2nd St. 122 3417 2581 PARK DRIVE FURN. Apt. 2300 MellonvJU. 321 1420 121 7493 Stenstrom Realty NIGHTS 5131121 322 41 41 31305*6 512-3447 123. Bouts A Motors Payton Realty 1, m , 4 1 BATHS KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT? For Complete Information III.'). Mobile Homes • Rent Bet or Cel) Your 1 BEDROOM Trillar. on I-eke, FHA - VA Adult* only. Ph. 322-7368. 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. for Couple Water Included 144 322 7399. UNFURN. Upstair* APT. >33 month, MS Magnolia Av*. Inquire downstair* after I p. m. or call 323 4130. PRETTY AS A PICTURE 3 Bedroom, I hath house on large lot. Oik Hardwood 3 BOUM Furnished Apt. (55 mo., includes water A elec­ floor*, Firmly Room, Cloard tric. 322 9507. gireg* 912,100 TERMS >30 mo. Up. Surplus City. To The Waterway N A T IO N A L . B A N K [^ P O S S E S S IO N 1 $ $ $ $ 'ST Che*. >667 bal. >31 e n . '37 Old# B49(1 bal. >24 mix. '37 Plymouth >399 bal >24 mo. '67 Lincoln >767 b a l >31 mo‘37 Mercury >299 h»l. >11 »«. ‘37 ItamhUr >367 bal. >31 mu. '57 Cadillac 16*7 bal. >31 m». ‘37 i bi*. >599 bal. 129 mix. '57 DeSoto >511 bal. >28 mo. '37 Chrysler >299 b a l >14 »*. '51 Chrysler >399 b e l 117 mo. '38 Old* 1399 bal. >14 mo. 'SI Hillmin >491 ba|. >24 mo, ’31 Ponllec >511 bit. >32 bio. '16 IlrSolo >599 hel. 111 ri11■3» rh rv . 1*68 bal. » 6 a * '19 VWi i i . 1899 bal. « ll a * . 'W 4 . b o . i m bal. I l l * o . '59 Pont. HT >999 bal. >54 mo. '59 Ford >768 bal. >32 mn. '59 Pl/moutb >3*9 bal. >24 (no. '39 Kurd 4*»9 hel. >32 mo‘39 Ply mouth >419 bal. >14 me. m il 1U 1 / SANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENING* Sanford, Florida >11-4101 National Rapaeaaaaloiu Ina. W E L A K A APARTMENT* MOVE IN LIKE RENT 114 W. First B4. > Bedroom, Kitchen equipped. Urge yard, near Vlnecrest School. >12.400 Beautiful 2 Bedroom Custom LOW DOWN PAYMENT. Built Home on Shady I-o« In Wynn«w<^>ri, 2413 Summerlin, Payton Realty no qualifying problems, 2900 322 1301 28*0 Hiawatha at 17 92 Down >89 19 monthly. A*IMAGINATIVE? turn* morlgaci. Some term* ran be trranged on, down Here 1* a modern I bedroom Memory I*krfront hem* on payment. on* of tine Area* most popu­ lar Lake*. Needs a good cleaning 4 some weeding but the owner baa agreed to FA 1-1132 anytime cut It loo** for >l],5oo. 1901 Park Avenue Term*. READY TO MOVE IN New 3 4 4 Bedroom Homes, BART PILCHER, BROKER Personal Service 1-2 bathi. So. Long wood area Cell I22-T49I —Trade* (.outdared, and we'll build on your lot. Semi­ nole County i Leading Build 96. Houses • Bala or Rent w a m a H S ^ K * er CUSTOM BUILT Home on HAROLD LOGAN LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. Salt* office: So on U. I. IT- B7. Houses For Rant 92 Is Dial* Bell Diner, turn right one block on Seminole 2 BEDROOM C B Houie, Kit­ chen equipped, cell 122 1303. Ave. 832 M il. Seminole Realty - 2 BEDROOM, Kltihen Equipgn-d >63 mo 95, H ouses F o r Bale SEVERAL Outstanding > 4 1 Bedroom Home* available la a l l Area* at Sanford. Let aa Show you Around I 120. Automotive Servire LAKE MARY. Unfumlihed 3 Bdrm,, Uv hath, Kitchen equipped, Den, >73 mo. Ph 322-0184. ATTENTION MILITARY! SO U TH W A RD Personal Portable TV, m i d i all 55, Furniture For Sals Transltors, 9", 12", 18", your ____________________________ NICELY Furnished 8 Room Apt. Adult*. Ph. 322-1928. JIM H U N T ante*, Double or Twin bed, ) BEDROOM, 1 hath house on your choice of Colne t i l M; lari* lot. Hardwood floon, Reverse eyrie h r it k cool air USED FURNITURE, Mioe. INVESTMENT 4 REALTY Drapes throughout. Larg* llama, Pinry Wood Auction. air conditioner, ISOO BTU, Monkey Puaile tree, Car­ US N. Park Av*. 222 1172 322 2270. brand new, 1260 Value—for port* and asperate garage m ove” in t o d a y ”” 1188; with workahop. WE BUY Ua<n Furniture, one AM, FM Radio with stereo. SELL US your rum lture. Quick Service with the Ctah. Reg. >158—only I lor |l l l ; SUPER TRADLN0 P O S T . New Hot Point Clothes Dryer 321 0877, » >99; F U R N I S H E D Apartment! eloae- in. 601 Palmetto. Ph, 322 1374 after 2:30 p m - Seminole Realty SANFORD'S NEWEST HOMES, Wait 4th St. San­ 1901 S. Park A n . ford. 1 Badroom, ltA bath, PA 2 5212 anytime . • FHA 4 VA Loan*. LMN EN TERPR1SES. Inc.. Builder UNFURNISHED 1 Bedroom. Harold Logan, call 831-3911. House, 2411 Willow 185 mo. Salesman po Duty 4:00 p. m. 322 0274. to dark. J-BEDROOM, nice lawn, well UNFURN. 2 bedroom Duplex' developed altrube. 204 Laurel Terrain* Moore, til* bath, kitchen equipped. 322 6201. Dr. >330 down. J- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - RCA Victor Stereo, 4 speaker, FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie Cowan. 322 4013. Stcmper Agency WAREHOUSE SALE piece or houseful. Furay Bedding 4 turn. Co., 901 W. 1st St 321 8591. l Room Efficiency apt. with pvt. bath 4 shower, suitable for couple or tingle person or retired All utilities In* eluded w rent. Ideally lo­ cated on let St., within I block of 2 free perking lota and shopping center. In­ quire at Manual Jacoben' Dept. Store 211 t . F irtt S t $100.00 DOWN Seminole Realty Repoaaeiaed W • a 4 1a (house Washer k Dryer, meichlng pair, both for I1M| 106. Apartmtrits for Rant 97. Housss For Rant 3 . BEDROOM. 2 hath, unGREEN* R1AK furnlahed 1 ml. to h u e , 2 Choir* leta avellabl* In blocke to shopping center 4 81. Renl Kstnlc - Sale Greenbrier ef Loch Arber school. 1 year leaxe rcipilr overlooking golf couree. ed. >120 mo. 322 8670 after Cuelom building te your MERLE W. WARNER 2 p. m. epeeliiceUene, Graenbritr REALTOR developed by 708 So. Park 122 3119 2 BEDROOM House. Kitchen K1NGSWOOD equipped, convenient to BUILDERS, INC. Base, >85 mo 322 4549. St. Johns Realty FA 2-8074 n iE TIME TESTED FIRM* 102 Fairmont Dr. UNFURNISHED: 1-feedroom. 120 N. Park Ave. 3K a t» I hath. 888 E. JOth. >90— 3 . _C ov9rnn)?n> o w n e d _ ''•bedroom. 9—bath, Re venae Horn*#- - ■~ " ' T k O IIR T ~ A . WTLUAW f- -----Park, I t l l — bedroom, 2 RetJter hath, 1403 Wynnwood, >113. lirm aw d Luadqoief, Aaee. PA 2-3S51 AUlMld lAftk Rid*. Selection ef 2, 2, and 8 Bedrioma located in various sections of Sanford Realtor tnxuror-TYadea Ball-Blnir Ajreney Immediate Delivery 312 4991 1991 S. Frenrh Ave. Real Bel ate — Insurmre MONTHLY PAYMENTS ,3ui. A P u k -A v ir Att>8fl ------ l^!OM‘9o0.OO“'^ * ~ -BEDR04H5 - klichen ' equip­ ped >75 month. Ph. 322 3685 FOR THE BEST HOME Patloa, floor. Free ElUme*ei SINGER Featherweight. A-l aiad, eamant, rock, pip*, condition. 1 year uncondi­ tion*! Guarantee—pay It SO ateel, fr*ai« tfapa, 4xy 1901 S. Park Ave. per mo Singer with Zic Zag, walla. Bteppis! itoeca. PA 1-1221 anytime MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. pay off balance of >31 10 or 3M Elm Ave. 1211731 13 90 per month, While COLORED PROPERTY Dom** tie Zig-Zag balance Jim Welter Corporation ha* GAS furnace loo.ooo BTU. only 1M pty >7 Si per mixjth. nice 2 Bedroom completed Duct* i R* fiateri 2130 Th SANFORD SEWING CTR houae 4 tot for Sale. Tike 322 3145. 104 3 Park Ave. 322 9411 415 through Ooken to Oaleen • Ign, turn left then beck to USED Upright Piano, excel­ right which Dads to the lent condition »2<i0 Th sahouae. Only 1100 Down 4 iU i before 5 p. m. monthly payments >T0. Call 295 0912, Orlando. T END OK YEAR CLEARANCE UNION I SKATES, Army-Navy Rurplua, 110 fianfnrd Ave NEW 1 Bedroom, 2 bath C. B Wealinghouic Freeger U f t - ______________ Copper Tone III*. f i » lb f t RE WOOD Call after 8 p m. home on large wooded'lot in WUaon Place, 5 mllea nut Fail rreenng for leoo than Weat Plrat SI , te mile paat a 11 ft.): : -kU -PooeeVam KuB>.Ai.MotfT>W!W,-pe*ew» ro-aww J l InUtiAcOon. Immediate fv KSurltU, Automatic Wither, b r a n d able I Man's Gabardine Top occupancy for homeataad JncfuH nt IA TH K t INCI IT Cnl’HT n r 'new Sllg with Trade; Coat; 3 Men's Overcoats A exemption neat year. 222W ell K u r n s $ — l ' * n e | r a y | \ T H E t I It f I I r t I I I I I T (1K I I I K M M II J l t l i r i A l . I I H — \l <•-!# 1 V A - Aj I III NI \ I I I J l l i l t I Al. t i l t , t l I T . I A A M I I t i l l i K M l A t l L K Full Walnut Cooiaole Color TV. 7121. oeveral auit*; .1 Ladie* l’*rR in g * P r ' f l l « r « — M*»- f i l l IN A A l i t o i l I I M O i i l . l ; • n t M l , FI. t» lt I D A . not 1650. >550 or 1450— only aim Lam b'Coal. Call 72|i I I I A l l . 9‘ l.ttU I I I A. d*1 »CJ» in ( II A M I N I A l l . 1* 4 0 1 TO YOU our nienla and s i o r — Kt f i l s l r s i I I A M I II | M l . | |A*? 1511 with Trade; F t' I »K It AI . N A T I O N A L W O R T ■ 4250 after 5 p. m Krlendo a Happy Pro»peroua » f i,1 ♦*\ r A \ I \ <| S BASH II MiK AMOR’IATIUV. A ciiipof- Delu* ll" Portable TV with M 'iiis I H i I l awn l i f t W i t i r 11• ■i • f — r»«> t f i& t ii f i-iI s i 1, New Year. a'i«»n, Stand, rag, |1M for 1137. 51. Arliclen Fur Kent P lain tiff A NIn lit — It.WIH 3k-«* rig m u r r Krneot M. Southward k a « Lr«-n ftlpil m i a i d o I you tn t l %* Your choice Philon, We*t. W. B Shippy th» *hoM >IJ lf-1 *l|H And vou ’\v 11.LIAM R ULA VLH8. k’ ua r r i . II ' J S S ' H t K e a n d — RENT A BED Inghouaa or Curtii.Malhei; p t q u i f * 1 in »p f v * % r l ) |>V • * ii . ('.'huRNE, h i t w lfa I. W. Southward Rollaway.' Hoopltel. B a b y D *fii*t|gm i D a f a n d g g t a Home Freeaera: Uo lb 10 ft o f >ntir Atti'vdf nr f*' Mablt A Cullen Beda. by Day, Week, tr fh» 1 «m|'ltllt* f,n 1*14In *iff a h o n * y n r ai i t in M I T I I F. O K 01 I T | \ Upright, HIT; 420 lb cap • Hufnet JM- I I'll \\ Mi'll 'll. M O H T h l h K I tIMI t 1 n * l HI*. H l l I t T t i A I . K F O U L 1 l - o a i H K J. L. McWhorter Month III W II.U A JI It lit \ V I H> I t n P M l. K K*», I* O I*' a K c i i i I'^iU «»•»»' K M C and acity 11 ri.. BIBB; Beni* P Herman Ca r r o l l s f u r n it u r e And j M v r i u l in* w r i t s | -ihii f 1 ’ ».• « . r l* in » l ( j H I H i H X K. h ia o i f a loo lb. capacity 14 ft.. 1219; 111 W. lit Jackie MrCrarken altiivttr Fir* IIn In Ihk ofhla t* ifr IE Be I d i m • Fn kcinw p 322 5111 fie of thr Cifrk of the* rir«*wli l l l k l l l F M »;i UNKNOWN' tf*u P ifrn d a n t* ar« h r r a h y Electric Blanket* 2 year guar, •I jinuifTe ifli* if fkil let d'» no, ■ dtcf»i pro r**nfaa*0 95. Houses For Sals WILSON MAIER TURN. SACRIFICE Two-Story, 1 Bed 2-REDROOM, Furn. It? Cali line Dr. 322 0371. room*, completely reflnlahBuy — Sell — Trade 311-13 E. lit. >22-5822 ed, good location. 322-0847. SEMINOLE RENTALS 1 BEDROOM, rim ny-Room , 2 2 Bdrm., Kit. Equipped 175; HO. Business Opport. Bath, built in Appllancaa, 1 Bdrm., 2 bth., Kit. Equip. FOR LEASE Central Air 4 Hast, wall to 1113; 3 Bdrm., t bth.’. Kit. wall carpeting. 322-3505. SERVICE STATION. Equip. >105; 3 Bdrm. 1 bth. Good Location. Good Product!. Kit. Equip >85; 4 Bdrm., 2 1-BEDROOM, ria . room, Good Treatment bth. Kit. Equip , Tla. Rm acre lot, 2 min. from N.A.8., >150; Furn. 2 Bdrm., Fla. PHONE LOCALLY 121-4341 out of traffic pattarn. New or apply to the Rm. 1100; Turn. 2 Bdrm., roof, newly painted tiulda 4 PURE OIL COMPANY >85; Furn. 1 Bdrm. >53. out. 1501 forest Dr 322-9534, H9. Rchoola A Instruction* 30. Home Appllancaa FIX IT SHOP At thcae Xnfcs Special*. An 31. Musical Inulrumanta English Dunelt Girl's or Piano TulMg aad Repair Boy'* pike All Sites 339 33. Rupp Motor Scooter, 243 W. L. Harmea - PA 2-4821 IIP, 100 miles per Gil. Plano Servicing * Tuning >189.95. Gene Cumbaa — 222-2881 409 W. 1st St.. 322-4731 M lit lm f im A <1— 1 1*1we <fl*e M e l l t r weirde p e r !!■•) S IJ U l Minimil»ni OiwfirAi A ll Jtklp l i m n Ad a C h i r f M ■t 1- l l n f l i m n 55. Furniture For Bala — Instant Housing! — Available A t Quality Mobile Homes, Inc. IK YOU ARK NEW IN TOWN AND NEED INSTANT H 0 U IIN 0, COME BEE US. 3 Bed Room, Front Kitchen, 16' Wide, >11.08 Ter Week I Bed Room, Front KlUhes, 10' Wide, >14.11 Fer Week I Bed Room, Front KlUkei, 12' Wide >11.00 Fer Week LOW DOWN PAYMENT CAN BB ARRANGED. Quality Mobile Homes, Inc. Hiway Phono 322-2562 i Ml. So. of Sanford m \ 17-92 �T- -J • k - - . . -*.-t. -V • •a U tjr Congressman- ■ Back At Scene 01 Early Toil ' v tt By Cliff Station* WASHINGTON* (UPI) — Tom Getty* I* buck in town, and it’* almost like old times. Fifteen year* ago, Tom was • popular member of Capitol Hill’* corpa of congreaalonal aide* — those rarely publicis­ ed Individuals who shoulder hi* chuck* of their house*’ legislative and political work loads. He returned last month and went to work a few door* down from the fifth floor of­ fice where he aerved former Rep. JAmct. P..JBlcbnrds (D- I S.C.), but this time he is be­ hind a door with his own name on it. With an endorsement from his ex-boss, Getty*, 62, has beer) elected to fill the seat which Richards held. * . Doxcns of aides have stop­ ped by to congratulate their former colleague. They report th a t he has the same friendly disposition, senso of humor, r e a d y . »mile and Southern draw] that ho had when he was one of them. I’OT LUCK luncheon and gift exchange were enjoyed by members of the Dorcas Society, Forest City Seventh-day Adventist Church, which pro­ vided Christmas baskets for three needy families in the area and which news for patients at Suntand Training Center in Gainesville. Dorcas Supplies Lyndon On Horizon, Food For Needy Must Decide Action , . 18 Recreation Sites Cigar Making At Tampa Gels Shot In Arm f t t o f o r ) . WrrnU (Page 12 — Dec. 29,' 196*1 Eyed For New Canal TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Thc Outdoor Recreation Com­ mittee is studying a proposal to build 18 low-cost recreitJon sites along the 107-mile crossFlorid* barge canal. The proposal to build the recreation sites was made by thc U. S. Army Corps of Engi­ neers, who are in charge of building the long dreamed of waterway between the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. The committee said in its an­ nual report that "a limited 'amount of improvement" would make the sites able to support a wide range of recrea­ tional activities. TAMPA (U PI) — A clean bill of health in the surgeon genera 1’s ^ e p o r t on smoking plus a /few awareness of pro­ motion and advertising has brightened the future of the cigar industry. This, tn turn, has saved the industry In Tampa, one h a d ­ ing industry official believei, Morton L. Annie, president of a cigar company here, said thc upsurge tn cigar popular­ ity has offset the effects of automation and loss of Ha­ vana leaf on the industry here, jTarnpa gained fame as the “ Cigar City" year* sgo be­ muse of the skilled- worker* who hand-rolled high quality cigars, using the beat Havana leaf for w rapper*. Automation gradually cut into the work force in recent years and whrn the govern­ ment embargo on Importation of Cuban tobacco went into effect, local - officials frared the ruin of the industry. "Considerable recreatienj use will be possible on the tx | tensive water Impoundment areas exeated by the seven) lock atnictures along the ci. nal," the committee report said. An important factor in developing the sites will he th» extent of cooperation between * the state, regional and federal agencies Involved In the canal project. 9 "Eventually it Is hoped that the full outdoor recreational potential of Ihe cross-Florida canal will be developed through cooperative efforts," the committee said. ___ FLEXIBLE BLACK PIPE (Ideal For Sprinklrr Syatems) AT REDUCED PRICES V*” Diam. (80 lb. pressure) -Jc/Ft. or 2.95/100' Diam. (80 lb. pressure) 7c/Ft. or 5.25/100’ ( i , . 3" Diam. In Slock) Flees Peas WALL SUPPLY TOCCOA. Ga. ( U P I)—Two men showed up at Mrs Annie Whitehead's store during the Ity Maryann Miles The Dorcas Society of the weekend, brandished, pistols Seventh-day Adventist Church, and - -r demanded her money, ,- iitie MISS LUCI —i- Luei Balnea Johnson is getting , 220 N. FRENCH AVE. “ _ ____ ~ ----------- £ 2 2 - 5 4 1 3 “ H r- hasn't changed much WASHINGTON (UPI) — j give them extra weight iri CotT parly at Dorcas House enjoy­ threatened In throw It at the Va. LyntiH Bird, Luci’s older sister, waft Azalea “Hcndquarlers For Sprinkler System s" that I can detect," says Hen­ The National Committee for an Kress. ing a pot luck luncheon and gilt two would - be bandit*. They queen in 1061. This is Luci’a official picture, ry C, Oglesby, who works for Effective Congress says Prcai-1 "In making the transition exchange. Members of the fled. Rep. Herbert C. Ronner (IIfrom the obese society to the group supplied baskets for to ri.sk N.C.), *‘I don’t think being dent Johrinm will have ,, , , great society, the Congress three needy families for Christ­ primr inas and also have been busy in Congress will affect his hat his popularity and offend some w|j] ^ ^ size." sup|>orters •( he is to move the an,| prime obstarle,” sewing clothes for patients at KEG. o. EXTRA LIGHT The only changes noticed nation toward new goals. | ||le said. the report rei_ ____ ___ Siinlatvi^rijiatjia :_CoiU:r__La William Ai Roiirktr, an ahf?^ -Thf'TnrTrmrtlre, "a fiMPjft? ■i Noting Hunt Johnson had Gainesville to Rep. Harold I). Donohue (isan group with Ittecral lean show n him self a master "lirok Attending were Mrs. Annabpl (D-Maax.), were "o litlle more ings, made the statement In a ,,r |) r U r ,.n contending forces" Elliott, Miss Linda Janet Sch­ • IMP. SCUTCH gray in his hair, and that wor­ staff report w hile's member of Congress werin. Mrs. Erna Crist, Mrs. S T R . K Y . H tlURIlO N ried took that alt congressmen The commltlcc endorsed both j nn(j vj,.P president, the report Judy Hhynearsnn, Mrs Gayl SOUTHERN Hepublirans and Democrats tn j a,t*lral: aeem to have.** Dunmirk, Mrs. Nellie SrhwerCOMFORT The reunions have ini -1tided tin* Novcmbm eleclion iin the j ..Thc „„m/ m nn must now In, Mrs Lillian tr o th , Mrs, EXTRA too* LIIH'EI It basis of whether they would ra| 1P aI1 uncompromising some horseplay in recognition Sally Thompson, Mrs. Norma "The Soft Whi.kry" of Geltya' new station in life, help "In reducing Goldwater >tandard and lie the passionate Green; ItEG. 7.15 VALUE auch as hia complaint Hint Ism in politics. REG. 5.10—44.95 CASE ehampfoiu for hi* own pro Mrs Winifred Wilson, Mrs. congressmen “do nil Die work’* I In* staff report saul lb**'gram 95 gram lie will have In risk his Alice Saunders, Mrs Grace SO people had "soled popularity and rebuff many of llcane. Mrs Freda Root, Mrs while aides play. This repre­ American ----- ------- ,----,..........sents n reversal of position. i emphatically to confirm our ||,r divergent groups who ral Mamie Welch. Mrs Ann Har­ ‘‘Vo'u’ll have to pay Die country as It has hern in the lied under that 'one lug rent lan, Mrs Callie Thompkins. penalty for your election by recent past and as it is today, on election day, If he is to Mrs Scelee ft Caster. Mrs associating with rongressmen blit they have given no dis move a comfortable society Ruth Thompson and Mrs J A mther than us peons," Ogles­ rmnihle mandate for tomor toward difficult goals.*' | R> rd by told blip. "If we |iiins each Just North of Casselberry City Limits [IM P. FRENCH BRANDY "Lyndon Johnson'now stands other in lha corridor and you II1CKS GOOD THROUGH ( J fan fl don't speak, !'!l understand." before a vast horiion on which Hwy. 17-112 S V I T I I P A ) , JANUARY jmt. KEG. $ V ™ IMPORTED he, more Iban any other indl UltIGHT niOXI'ECrs 5.2a Halfway Between Sanford and Orlando Sth SWEET or DRY 5TH Rut, in mare serious mo­ vldual In thc world, ran deter­ ments, Ills monies say Geliy* mine where Die road should w hs a highly-efficient. side go." )ln* r oje'il added, ll said Dial ia'k forces err" who will he un uuUluudmg congressmen. Kninke predicts ati-d bv the President lo recom­ be •‘will he n lliosl effeelive mend new proposals indicated VODKA and patriotic <oiigiessliinii fur that Johnson vv.i- teaching ior fresh ideas and tins should fi A11. S ilt. h ) . HUl It 111US the next Ih or 2tl yours" It KG. 8.15 VALUE (iettys believe* Ins wmk ns an aide provided invaluable training for a lorigiesslonsl It KG. 7.83 l AL I K career and gave Inin n jump on other Iririnnnig nn'inheis. sth m i . n r K ) . lltll It lit IN *'I am nlteady Inlilillnr with KY. BLEND It KG. 7.a5 VALUE various congressional praced ures and with the handling of REG. 95 REG. constituents* problems In-foie By Mr*. John la-one 4.85 5.39 ItEG. 7.95 VALUE numerous fi-deral sgi'iietes," A program on the Lake City lie explains. Veteran.s Hospital will tic p re ­ 11.88 17.75 •'And. just knowing my way sented for Drliary'* Herbert CASE CASE around Washington is anoth­ D. Gibb American Legion REG. 8.15 VALUE er benefit." Post at the Jan 7, 7:30 p m . So far, th* only difference meeting by William C. Raidbe sees in being an aide and win. adminitll atlon assistant FIFTH a congressman Is an “ added chin of stall w e i g h t of responsibility" Dellary Post Commander IMP. SCOTCH which came with his new job William G. Williams reminds "A fter all," lie says, "an aide Dial IfltiS begins a new year S £ a d et does everything for bis con- of aetivities (or the (Mist and NEW YORK STATE FULL STRENGTH .LLORIDA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA under gressman cxrepr’VnTP." its auxiliary not! and that the the Direction of (’iiitiiiiclor Henry Mazer will aplollovving important d a t e * IMUir Mitreli 2 under the atm pices of Ihe Semi­ should lie (M ilt e d on lit* organ­ • MARTINI nole Mntnal Concert Seric.t a t,th e Civic Center. Now You Know 100% SCOTCH WHISKY ization'll calendar- Jan 26, Concert serif* membership tickets are still avail­ Ily l nurd I'rea* Stair Commander* Dinner; • MANHATTAN able anil no individual show tickets will be sold. The neutral afar la more ) eb 4^ Hack to God Memorial • DAIQUIRI • KEG. 6.50—S 5TIIS I2.9i than 7,0110 llinc* a» fat assay to Die Four Chaplains; March as the moat distant planet, 18, Annua) Legion Birthday Pluto, according tn Din World Parly and May N Annual Aunt REG. 5.0(1 Jemima Panrake Party. Almanac. 1 H A ijjjs y ; Black & While JIM 3 5- Ballanfines 1 C A LV E R T 3211 Cinzano Vermouth ST. REMY ‘ 1 .7 9 ^nticafjlgt Imported Champagne Smirnoff T A IT T IN G E R BRUT DeBary Legion M OET CH AN D ON Sets Program C L IC Q U O T GORDON GIN FEDERAL RESERVE Sunny Brook 12 YR. Y X W On Hospital MUMM’S 3,11 PIPER H EID SEIC K Mr. Boston EGG NOG B-&L 2.59 | DRY IMPERATOR CHAM PAGN E 3.19 HEUBLEIN GOLD SEAL C O C K T A IL S CHAMPAGNE Pink-White-Brut Sparkling Burgundy CRAW FO RD’S 449 339 WHITE SEAL III.END 6 YEAR PARK & TILFORD Sir. Ky. Bourbon CHARCOAL FILTERED Includes llookt-nse lied, Duuhle Dresser, Large Roomy Client, Matching Hovifirinic and lnnempring M attress. VODKA ABC GIN CARSTAIRS v * A t. \W y : EXTRA DRY REG. 4.613—3 STMS l i t 51 6 8 I 1 *- w~ U. « ■. - 4 MASCOT of the Seminole County Humane So. ciety is this homeless brown dog, of the breed Heinz, whose name is Brownie. Knowing he has found • friend, Brownie poses serenely with R. T. Johnson, president of the Humane Society, racsnUy re-organized here. (Herald Photo), M ATH ER of Sa n fo rd SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. 1st ST. 322-0983 IMPORTED WINES F U L L G A LLO N T A B LE W INES REGINA SAN DEMAN H A R V EY’S CREAM SHERRY J 79 3 5TI1 Sir. Ky. Ilourban Roe. 5.00 41.9,5 * * ^ 70 5TII (u s e CH ER R Y K IJA FA RED — PINK 3) HITE IMPORTED GERMAN Reg. 5.00 42.95 Case PRIVATE C ELLA R BONDED LIEB FR A U M ILC H EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS f I 111It AM w alker BORDEAUX EASY TERMS 37.95 CASE T . W. SAM UELS Carstairs C O M PLETE BEDROOM SU ITE 5TH 1 * 3 9 5T1I 2 ,9 8 Made With Danish Cherries R«-*r. 315 n p jW ! 5TH p irn , BRISTOL CREAM 5 . 9 9 ST|, CHERRY CA N A D IA N D ELU XE « Yr. Canadian VVhlskrr Buttled In California Santonin Via Rom liar gundy 99 " > 2 Full t r r f •r I Gallon Reg. 6.35 $ 0 9 9 �l. 1. * *y ., ■ v -* * I, is a * | . -V ; *» D ai Seminole County * * * * ^ 41 Lives Lost, 2,500 Are Marooned on 1 ClO ^ Tallahassee, under ihe Bums administration, will recognize Seminole County as an integ­ ral part of Florida. Watch for an announcement of the ap­ pointment of a prominent Sanfordilc to a high govern­ mental post. It would make a good polit­ ical yam to learn why outgo­ ing Gov. Bry’ant ignored Sem­ inole County. He d liln o t vis­ it here during his tenure, renigged on one speech appoint­ ment, appointed no local repidenta to ata'te" posts and un­ doubtedly had a hand in giv­ ing the new Fust Central Flor­ ida university to Orange County when everyone expect­ ed it to come to Seminole County. But then, why print such s political history now since Bryant no longer will be governor after Tuesday? “ Governor" Burns, Seminole County is glad to tie back in the fold! -* VOL. r.7 liONNA ESTES, Snntojc.il Herald reporter. i» one proud pal these days. She is displayinp iter personal invitation from President Lyndon R. Johnson to the inaugural ceremonies at Wash­ ington, D. C. (Herald Photo) County Government Picture To Change WEATHER: Generally fair thn United Press Leased Wire Establish More Ducats To Inaugural Available. An additional supply of up to 200 tickets have !>een made available for Seminole County i>ersons desiring to attend the Governor’s. In­ augural Ball next week. Se'mimde's co-chairmen Har­ old Kastner ami K. IV Hunt reported the tickets may be obtained by colling eitbcr„ r w A k ! - ’ 1881 —w. j !u. rrqUcal fur the ti.k.t m }l(, r,qnvr,j pr.-ja-r au* thorlties and an engraved Invitution will l.r mailed to the person. The inaugural ball will be an exact replica of that In T a l l a h a s s e e . Hunt said. Aniong ihe top rnlerlainert _ Be JcjJQm Sfenstronrc - . iirttns recent -genera^ electi.ui ,>U'ho»v-£Hawosth <He.) high j -lievtaj .new cyuifty. yfljcej;* . whito VaHioltiugh defeated school basketball players here [and 11 tnrumbenta will take Gen. J. O. Hutchison ffi the for the "invasion" of Oviedo loath* of office Tuesday os second Democratic primary' in truly ore enjoying our Florida the result of 1964‘t two prim- May. Also next Tuesday, Kailyle weather. In relaying by ule- ary and on* general elections, phone the results of the first All-of them will be ombark- Housholder, curient prosecuting attorney, will replace C. Elliworth-Oviedo tilt to the ing on four-year terms. Bangor (Med newspaper, a During a special meeting of Vernon Mize a* county judge. Herald .staffer learned it Tvas i lha Hoard of County Com- Housholder defeated Harlan " ^ r ^ v c a l K c r 'T h e r t , \ x !rn1*vtnneB"'Trh-ftr-L-awrem-e 'Tuck -TtBrmirMhvr -first Demo- will b# (Huy IsaimhjfrtM mul liiff inchea of snow on the ground." Swofford o f A I t a m o n t * - lain- primal y in Muj Mire i>ii Urrr r-r*rf * ! Springs anti K*1 Yarborough of «1M not* n*i k n -i-Ut turn ami St*inin«\lf i nunt\ is hn*t • • • Grneva will he offlrtally srat- will become nssocinled with t ounty for th# b*»ll itini p#rFormer Airman Steve Spaw. ed as members of the Com- Mack N, < levelnnil Jr. in tlie f,niii a Ut-enuiity area discharged from Srjuadron 7 mission. Swofford. A « Demo- practice of law. will attend it Thursduy hi the I lik in g i>vct lfiiU 9litiM t>r*p ItInml O' - ,SHit if!itip Ji*i* AIni while it was serving in the eralir n p iiiifire* ilr f r iit w i K. mh, hp jmmjum tiling Htt oim v iMtilttri in F#i n Pmk, Med la**l August, took a look Dope Ha*p«*tt. ii ---------— M ill h r K r im r t ii M c ln to iii. Tirkft nlloriction* 11it•I hern at his Ft Wayne lltid l ther­ currently arising a, judge <>f „„ rni.|, fount)-'* po|>mometer late last week sod Ihc munieipal c u r t f**r ti e ,,|atl<>n. Hunt laid S«'milHtlr* headed for this area. Atn’thci * ify i»f sstiifiitit Mi'inf**!*h itllnini*'iit siii* up convert to the Sanford scene *thmillviil r«- 1 lid I inif Hi UilMf* Hlot thr poll whs The mercury registered » bit­ • if) j intni* 111 11it* i "11y 1 "Oil* inbuilt Trd Iti llir m* itiition ing It) above and was beaded mi»i*)otl M‘-ndll> Hr *!i-ttii'id t oiiiiiiitii’i*. Aluiti; with it south when Steve headed south Tommy* Spri r m thr first nnt fit n tri|ilr>t foi fi'lditlomil OKI. \N P O (IT1> —P»«»!*too—to Sanford He’s staying ij.\ itill isifi* fsb iIil ttu il!oltr>l nf s\ trd H iira irtt m u h ip fi I*.‘film l Hi i* pi HII l‘ V with a I lock Winder while In -’ K t \ I r m '1 f ah * i \ » t nnmbri not t‘i* U^rd ill tin* analysing the employment «■*»\. K m 19 liryniit imni luitf inlM cftt rim r mil h#n* a! n t tir r *1JM vf t Is- . otiti' k fit% 1lio|r i l l ' Tiifit CiiLiltf • « 111V»dV strne. *• • • ft’iltfrfil i n u i t btfikrupU) i illn I ms off hi " {v*>111 John !# fit I *a 11ttwtiy, uim in t r 1111n y m114 ldiiB n suited in Hunt «nd T ht weathei man's five-day heating. dnl not seek re-election Hny Kastnar beliiif advised ' ‘esterFayt Smiihf niBn«sjer Mrs fn rectit posf* n pretty picture for this urea. Three to six de­ of the Mount Vernon Res- "a* opposed in Hie second ,) ,v that up to 200 .an hr l»taurant on 1’ S Highway T“ DeMluen*tn piuu-iy In lho-,„n,| gree* norma! nod just __ . ______ _ Ht TitUB\ illi*, him f ded a prrB^nl <l**|* it\ Ijix »<tll* in time fur .New Y#i»r’». i Uim for SdA.OOO H^nirtst the Tm , Mr* Mlirlmt Sbri'hnr • * —-I Southern Ky. Walkout THEN AND NOW in lVRttry. The tup picture lakj'n Iasi Wednesday shows one o f the hop ms destroyed when a Navy-plane came itoitr ttu* end o f its fliglit. T h e bottom pii’ltirc Liken today shows tin* tinge crater filled be­ tween the two homes and tarpaulins placed over the exposed portions o f (H e r a ld l *’° hotlSP*. P h o to s) Bryant-Owned Cafe 'Broke' Fiah must be really ititing again in Luke Monror Notnr itII the limit ml* along ltie »#«* uhn "all itinuFh :i* n ih-puf . fill |{Jl V At the h«'ntiriK Ihinkiiipb y l< \ I M ■ • Hit! ti r 1,1 Ii•1 1 * r i * A I d \ .1 mli-f I'M M knv1 wall And most i*f tiu*n^ liu\t* TI. -pii.t-s i . Mmi.ti n* is r » Birin^ "f fi!*h. eetntd mh merit Soldier C h a rg e d , SAN FRANCISCO ( U P H — Federal, »t*t# and local offi» rial* mapped plans for exten­ sive recovery program* in th» | flood-battered Far West to­ day—but it wa* croiawinds and swirling snow, a* usual, fur dare-devil helicopter pilola on rescue missions. The--over*II-picture in -th a — five-state area after 10 con­ secutive stormy day* ’ »•** much clearrr than the weather in the mountainous areas near A T L A N T A ( I ’ m — South the California-Orcson border ern Railway resumed passen­ where helicopters were a t ­ ger and freight service Irviav tempting to provide supplies after a one day strike which to some 2,ot)0 persons m a­ left holiday travelers stranded rooned by Ihe Christmss in a 13 stale area flood*. Southern officials reyatrlrd The pilots, flying in rspidmembers .if ihe striking fire­ ly—changing weather condi­ man’s union began showing up tions completed .ome mi.sion* for work here at about 3 a m. Tuesday to Happy Camp, in compliance w ith a federal where 1,300 persona had been csnirt order hailing the sirike cut off from the outside, Threa *’We have a regfilar"romple home*-were destroyed there -■■-** merit and regular service has and SO others damaged. been resumed," said Atlanta ATTEMPTS FAIL division Supt. H I.. Stuart. Attempt* to reach other Iso­ “ As their schedules appear lated communities on th* Kla­ they are turning up for work." math and Salmon rivers were Railw-af official* In North turned hark by th* fury of th* Carolina said freight Iranis snow, which was expected to were running five u> el^til continue through,todajr__ ________ _ hours late most of fialay, nui The snowstorm ws* in af­ they expecitd lo get normal termath of the torrential service restored hv Thursday. floods that took at least 41 Officials estimated il would live* and caused damage esti­ lake approximately 12 hours' mated at nearly (700 million la-fore passenger .service got in Hie five-.tale ntes of C*D hack to normal schedules ifainis, Oregon, Washington, The leniporary restraining Idaho and Nevada order w-as served al the head A fleet of CO helicopter* — quarter* of Ihe Brotherhood of military and civilian—wera Locomotive Firemen and En engaged in th* rescue opera­ ginemcn in l\ aslnnglon tion. In northern Calfornia. Issued lale Tuesday hv fed The overall picture in the era) Judge Roherl Elliott in flood ate* allowed a stagger­ C’olumbu*. Ga the order said ing loss. the sudden strike that strand t'altfuiiiia Got. Edmund G. ed holidav passengers in 13 Iliown said the loss in hi* stales was a serious and tub- state was consei vatlvely tslistantial disrupting" of the rail­ I mated at $300 miRion. H* d i ­ way’s duty undrr the Interstate ctated 21 counties disaster ar­ Commerce Ar! eas and has asked the federal Elliott sei a hearing on Ihe government for grain to feed order for Jiinfc’7 al CoHThlbu*' starving livestock in Humtioldt County. Shell Sfoad Is Quiet Just A g y j E v id G B IC G There rollBRIEFS Rises Passenger H u rt S \IliUN it I II lTv\ ii \ s ll> II ii 11 I loltn Hpporiili'd Sum Miir^nlu' of \ »my i-iilL*ti'ii iiiffi vks'i** kill i ui It••nna ■ 1 ' . II V 1 1 .1) 1 II . M l' e l * tl ,n in 1' It \ I ’ .lac ksim (S t i -1id Suit'll It e Hruili as liUiiNr to itf I h* j11■iii • in Ib' li /t i ; ifu t (he \ , ' - H- ci ,11 \ 1' .11n M| lu il -ill Ml In *1 ttnluy by 1 ufi iiuMMut ^'0 *f J,)'* a look into the affairs of the M* till i-l in-! *» *V idIi 1111ui ier w4- charged add hiv m u' 4t .» !i U*.#i k»ltr 1 4 Vi - | rbi' jtit • 1 wav 1 1 J- 11 1' <•ul \ t ittnn h11*f I aii nlb.-M Vk. tr irii si mi nifit. which tint tn*in till* vhi r A>i«-Thi i f111w .1* an pa« >rn . o injured <.ir Iv I ISSI f (MJ I 1|plUl 1 1 hi tin* R n la t llh, )„-rn t'.U.'i ' 1 V» M ' iilll .1 1 | M < tikiif III* p*n..will hiM itri- m orning a lte r (be -oil rIi»si’d u n it Inal July. Nul 1 a v • 1 -m nisi u«l it lull lal n * \ i J si 1 * * ! I b* i.a Mi 1>lMr It t h Ibt'l* H* u-r 's i ar era-.bed into a hou-e _^ ( l l i l O S I >110 R ' *|UH 1 Rul in,, • • i ii-m' i ti t1' vv11: lie li*- i,l 1tilll M1el k fi at**«! In, uinhi fil I I t ..v, near Runnel and Hear !.j m i \<;< is, N *•* i u i t i ' i i — r\ i,» im t* S h e TriCU . . .utlai \ on S# 1 out M i' lilt* -Il ■.tit tl! 1- M.1 •»f I st|||fU «»u(J. in the Demo- Road. of ( IlHtifk thll’uloliinl thin hut:# 111 Uvid) li-al - tillciatii’ primary ami w«»n t h ( harmed w :Ih recklevs d m xtiii-liti; uli S!»«f11 it a \fi)* an nnlioii I.hIhv hr vs.l She Flunked 1 iJit* >i*.«r T*)•' rflOIlM'> Ml 11.11 1V II* tiffis * \ *|t'fi nlm*r « \ in; an I wi!h opci aline a vr If.if VkHl* ». br.fill. >j tst ftltrl III Ki t n a Rip’il*. im i, the Jude wuh a Mix|«-ndeii lii-rriM* iiii 1 \ i t liii r 1 s.1 ■lun - .11.1 .1 ■Ii.* flint u* nrii*l iMim Mranwhilr, hack ki thr 1**"))(' tit I **i**rf i**n N mV. "I I Mil,* illll | * I 1.1-tl t- ,1cri v \l VSatkin. :M <d th< v Young C o u p le *-if|. i* \ iiift*i| fH I... li 1111* 1j).Ir drisrr's manual. till uin'iclit* who will cun- UutUlc 1 Hiao Ills pav>i-n;ci III.I Ilpa.u.n, |«rlliji*!lt f I Mill Hi ItU 111 III ItMllI, \ studrnt driver was tak­ tmur in office hut hegm new \ r r a SSllllj. suffered possiMe ’* ! '■**•) **•*•' ' ! i1" 1 ing her license esam yestrr T ries Suicide term* in. lude ’ t •umiy * ■in- heatl injuries and was treated tisin' of the iouiic, 1h> •» •" Koulettc' day and the inspector’* day mission, r John Fitzpatrick, at j . Winter Park hospital |»rasts«-i inc inter, r f:■u 'la A %4*uru * Mipc oIh IihinI) ST. f h rKRSIU'Ri; ( T p h was changed slightly from l a x Wo-unr Maty Earle Florida llighwa) I'alrol "•* <d* i(i>N|mr >J> nt but »UI vv.intuit . 1 by idu i* involvrd m * thr routine. M'ulkei, Sheriff J I. Hobby, Trooper J 1 Svkes and shi-r* Thr wililyws aic -!i en d |M *I■*v lM..'*'ttll't IMmI* ,111 IIn ,*,,111,11* nf ""Icy 1«li|| IV,* 1Mllb-l t Seems thr driver failed to < ouniv I Irik At thui Rci k- i[f'i drpullcs *aid Ihr car went I !o iiiile- li.,!, lo i-ti .-ii' I tit 1 rr h| d)i<8f i MuiniiMil mist another r a r psrknl in with, Sclionl Sui>i R 1 wr ell H*i"i *■*»i itt 'HIif in i*f .il »li ml ill" u lib I ti*- giant hole itusj Mil- across Rear Lake Re.id j.|.dtjrrii, i fkiitrIlUltl <»f H # the arra. The two rar* rlip wee. Suprisisor of \'olar through a lawn hit a grape !iie two liorio * In Mr l.il in kijii ,d* fJllV bwj.lv Thr « |i il..«v:»Trd to « lo i n(lfM ,| ,,f mu RM|. iyli W. ped. The Inspector railed Kt gi-t t at ton. ( a nt I I I a fi. fruit tree and then crashed into >*-.,.*’*■»r;rra i - - ^ri.« ‘--u r ICell ilr |1*B III l rMutif *ili( .end rr J,. „H ,| Tu«‘)iday. IMilier about (he minor mix I h * n lilted finin'. 1.Minis Surveyor A a house owned hy l,eorgt . (wii 1**1 in t.,iln-fiN ?Iir *»lid !i« l Nivv rr. w | h;»\t 1ltil|>f»ll*y*.4 »-r* Uml St b*M>| lioMIfj Hi igt » ,4 llolli Hill Tin house ifu rul ' ' * *'i a * ik* lake police ssld. "'Strati iiiff-inbi-rn .1.nnr* * flu krnniryrr of laraalen frame r n n 'ir u r ’ion ii 11 dTHTir* .'Il’ t' H 4- f 1•111I t •’ ' H d U hii'Viiid imd i.ikcii til ov#r ( ; 11) t ; 11M 1 I l f 'S do* ,d d in g ' lint he was IIO M E Fll \D A H t (I' l ' l l while, hark to Ihr driver's find J«»hn hv mu was moicd almost two initio 1rr#‘d .im rt %'1 and: t .-»:k# ■i |i in ill i hi-11 M.i 11r t boiiu A m M Air f" i manual." Sinf.ir d V i v.»! \;r St.* ititi 1m Mf thiB gnurp, Hubhy. TU. k ■ and the side raved in I In wii. nil) I-ikrn hi tin it jita m,. 1-1' l* R J miim' n .1 . 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Tuesday sustain {oappomtiNl f i e bodies of II ^ MraQwliilc tin \ avv la part I I I’ll motions In dismissi charge; charges Mn) Mini wl)j|»|**d li.JHjbll.Hn nu n John Dodson and I arts b y I V m c a n d b i t » i f , M a u i ^ , K K O N V IL I.K i L I ' l ) M| Sfmmol<> County's fitly A1l* n in lb# jr^nrriil r lr r . 1‘aytnn ealleO for Ihr rnunil menl ha* grounded tlie- a.r (V)mml>M(wr.,;f r , blWrfUCf f,"h Mdwri* dfffulr’d .lamp* up iraft exiepl for opeiaimnal w et. (omul sprawled in then i m v - r i f t l 11.*> «i«*9i l l u n i » l o * . . Ij Ihim# . I 0 B - t. e ’ ' Th# r*un#r, Mr* R»rh>>fd fnhMnnv Th#r* ar# rtn morr day annoijnrrd ih# rmppointSvl<)f(nril Pljrnf t m th# flr#t | >#mnr rut” llrrgrn, of 2403 (iraotbiru tninirik' fh*ht* Oil! of 'III b» ) C’uiinly pinilirr IUw*l 1) mvc^ oiriil nf A h Ii l.ivirnfitnn «» n prunflr) tirui Illi henm#) #r Attorneys for E, Pope His» Avenue, u n noUfii^l and lb# cal itallon i !*n*r rub d dmth dur tor motor vein, le rommisetl. a Republican, recently fit wiifi civr f | !v | iy lilim in W1'It f f Sinner, lie served m the same R HntirrK in Ntivmiin-r. i hor*r was taken home Kbled m Hit fluid * dr * *e^jjJ|^ljil Miffm niiun ed charges of voting trregulari post under appointment *>f lies and named Swofford and cinvs E’uller W.arren and member* of Ihe hoard of can Farris llryani. vasser* as defendant* Won’t he Ioiik you’ll he abli In lake % month off V he t a 1 tnilsii thul is. J) # * • jr RtiSOl.VHl) tby p ^ n t s i — To give my children more love • nd more of my tune »nd frs? of mateiisl tiling, tlial they should earn nr wmh fur them­ selves. RESOLVED tby paicnisi — To set a better example for my children by being the kind of person I want them to grow up to t™ and not saying — ■'Do as I say. not as I do." RESOLVED (by children I — To try to remeijiticr (hat parent* ti e people, too, and do my best to demonstrate love and TnTTfrrjnmdmg, as i r xpeel Ihem to (o.e and Un­ derstand me, RESOLVED ( hy Wives) — To strive haider to be s com pinion and sweetheart to my husband and not he satisfied lo be a housewife and mother. RESOLVED thy husbandsl .—To strive harder to treat lay wife with the rourtesy, *rfirt|j'n. apprei tation i n i consideration that I did in our courtship day* when . H r thought I w»* the greatest guy In Ihe world. RESOLVED (hy employer*) —To treat my employe* as co-worker* rather than men­ ial., so that **» may all work together for th# good of the company. RESOLVED (by employes! — To remember lhat the suc­ Ray De Crane knows what Sweeping changes it the fas home use. roller a ropy of (In* of the nation's fore­ re*. of the company which most writer* on income tax the new tax law* is all *l«iut. | , w m»pB „|| y,,M Irani- I Gut Your Own Tusra" In employ* me. means my aucces* ^ 1 , , ,ln< ohm , tux . Is-t, year "f, h-Mik form Th* tit-page book matters will explain* the new He also know’s how to explain too, and to take pride in doing j ' about contains the entire 14-parl « simple and atraight-, — ' f*x law lo reader* of "The it niy job to th# best of m y | WASHINGTON <UPII » _ . _ 1rtl i- or no u s e Under no m -cues as will as supplemental ability Hu sold Russell, chairman of Sanford lleruld in an inform forward manner. 1ft "Cut Your Own Taxes" <umstrimrs should you us. material — sample forms urn! RESOLVED (by driver*)— the President's Committee on stive ll-p*rt series entitled Togjie courteous to other drlv- Employment of the Handicap "Cut Y-our Own T axes” It De Crane will give you a last yeai’s income tix return additional tax information, Monday. step-by-atep guide on how to aa -a guide for thi* year. , "Cut Your Own Taxes" era and pedestrians, to espec ped. today praised the Inter start* lally watch' ou( fur children stale Commerce Commission's The author isveteran newsfile y»ur 11)114 return. Make sure you understand , osta So rents. It's available and never to forged lo buckle order lo allaw qualified ampu p*|iernian. Ray De Ciune. "I try to point out eveiy the tax law au your return in Seminole .County as an exmy aeat belt. tec* lo drive trucks m -inter w h o -ha* been writing income possible deduction ami tax- will be accurate ' lusive reader service of The RESOLVED (by business- state commerce.’ tux advne for more than 35 saving device for you. Yuu "Cut Your Own Taxes" in- .Sanford Herald.- Orders *r# m, n ) —To remember that th* Russell, an irmles* velersn year*. * *I' i l l ' report exery thing that clodea detailed infuimaliun U m g taken now. To make reason 1 am in busineaa is to !of World War II. sard the a"De Crane is. one of Ihe na- must be ahoWn on your re- «n aurh topic* a, tin- in wsure you get yuut ropy, order aupply my customer* and pro- tion was "a great step for tiori'a Ihirc or (yur most turn but will take full advan- minimum standard deduction, today! Just send your name, apectivc customers with their ward to opening doors of op knowledgeable tax Vsriteis in tag* of every tax-saving op- [.dependent*, charitable con- uddresa and 60. cent* to r Cut tnbutions, income averaging. Your Own Taxes," c/o Th# nekda, wants and deiirea, and portunity to th« handicapped ” t h r country," sa y s’ Joseph portunity,” say* I>« Crane. to alao rtm smber that if 1 He said.it placed em p h asis-K u sa p o e-. information direc-1 _ N tv ,r M a t # h t l there | casualty ani theft dedc-tiuns. Sanford Herald. P. 0 . Bo* a«a man s ability, not his -tor of th* internal Revenue been such a need for expert If you would like a handy 48», Dept- A, Radio City 3t* u u don't aupply them, someone "on guidance on your income tax. ‘ source of U i guidan** fvr^liuo, New Ywtk 13, N. V, Service, 1disability. Court Nixes Bassett Suit Prowler . . D o n’ t Bother Us lie wa nte d lu-'p l>u! dldn I want fo hr bothered I his Is w hat vi a - pill nn (h r Jhi Iicsiih-Kcr iumI, he foie mulnigiii l,|V( TllJtlll ' Who i, v* mi kin^ (■might Send » car to m> mullicr » hoiix# .it ---- av I lw*Iir\r Mvrrr a provUrr tlirn* I di>n 1 w mil lo vvuit y hr* set E S T IM A T E D A M A G E Federal officials who tour• ■t Oregon estimated Ihe dam­ age in (list slate at %'Mb mil­ lion "at least.” In Washington, flood dam­ a g e w a s estimated at more than f t million in Columbia Count), where 13 bridge* wet# completely destroyed, Gov. Robert E. Smylie of Idaho said a preliminary estimate of damage in his state was fS Mi llion ti, public property. «IcMl t y*o 11p |«» if 1c" 1111ll ni- AK6.J 'ton t U.lhi-r mr 1 4iu O il P e r m i t In he'd M LONDON ( CPI) — Austra­ I'atrolman C a r l DuiUun %rarrhe.l (tic* arra and rr lian *i(finaU here announced pnrtrd *1 cMuldnl (md a Tuesday that the American l-mluiental Oil Company has Uimn *# been granted a permit to, look (■■r till on ihe northeast coast I ’a r l i a n i e n t a r i i i n of New Guine*. K nds .r)‘> Y e a r s wvsiiiNGToN ie r n Smiale paihainent i t un Charles .r> P l> e r n D i e 1 W? Ik tils reijrerl bwiav a( hr s \ \ I n s t : Costs Rica — S3 vears nf rnntinuuus sflVlre 11 PJ i — X Chile in ppivsta In Senate Jobs plane with (oui ni*n and t woW atkins *- ha* Im-- n jiarlia in.in alqiard -rashed Tuesday m e n l a r i a n since I!kl7 when the mglil on the sliqies of the Tur|nh w a , rreale«l a , » se j ia r a l r rialba voh ami All five wera JMISl reported kltle«l ) ou r s'\£ > •. S\ m bol A -r1 IC C Loosens Driving Rules m i jglaa vilL .1 Herald Offers Income Tax Advice Harry Okays WASHINGTON ( DPI ) — Sen. Harry M. Goldwater, who often attacked Defense Seer#tary Robart R. McNamara -luring Ilia presidential cam. palgn, has endursed Me. Namara's plan to metg* Army Reserve units with tile Natiunal Guard. New ForaysLEOI’ OI. D V I L L E, The C^mgo ( U l 'l ) —51«rc*nary-led Congolese guvernment troops today mapped new foraya in­ to triad bastions of the north­ eastern Congo where more white* may ba held hostage. One hundred and t wanty white* were saved from potsutaaaua NEW CAR FINANCING MIW C44 IWANCM ■*TI Call the auto loan experts: Ralph Pezold^ or Jim Doucette, today. Phone 322-1611, FLORIDA STATE BAN K Member FX M .C , [f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 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 29, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 29, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 29, 1964; <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/6b90964d36996842465f0f172b6c7be0.pdf 30fa4c36062fdcc1de0f205a60f8e0d3 PDF Text Text ( • - «*?■• ~™----------------- ‘ * iio jv4 oJ Lope, lmi<W ioo j, 1 fr ie n d ■*< v* r *j, >* ■ ‘V* » . -J •: .V»V * V* May the glitter and %• - ■- V -v1 sparkle of Christmas com in g continue to radiate -*> in your heart through­ out the year. We appreciate your friendship and patronage and look forward to serving you often. FiOSlDA POWER AMO LfftffT COM PART M IA M I »0HO AUMUM OFFICERS INSTALLMENT LOAN SAFE DEPOSIT G. A. Ortngus, c Chairman of the Board DEPARTMENT CUSTODIAN Nyleene Albers Dolores Goers# II. IL Hodge*, President R. F. Mann, Executive Vice President O. C. McBride. Vice President Mrs. I>ol(« Housholdcr, Assistant Vice President J. 1,. Atkinson Agnes Grooms G. T. Ray Mrs. Catherine M. Ray, Assistant Cashier B. S. Austin J. F. Grose L. J. Reeves D. T. Mathews, J r, Auditor T. W. linker, Jr J. E. Hall R. C. Rcpilndo L. J. Hass IL J. Hancock Randall Reynolds J. C. Beall M. D. Barden C. 8. Roberta F. J. Bender L. I). Harvey J. C. Sapp B. N. Bishop A. I). Buskins R. D. Scott' . R. C. Brantley R. T. Hatchett C. L. Scudder B. F. Bullard W. II. Hawkins J. 0 . Smith, Jr. Linda Wilson OPERATOR R. L. Spotta A. P. Hitt ell R. N. Stafford Ruston Bushy K. I.. 11Ittell T. N. Stafford J. L. Butler. (J. It. Hopper W. A. Slansfleld Arthur Cameron R. F. lluhhard A. J. Stebblns BOOKKEEPERS W. A. Can up C. S. Johns J. A. Stewart J. W. Carter C. A. Johnson T. F. Stewart G. W. Carver, Jr, J. C. Johnson J. C. Taylor Lucille B. Career C. J. Jones R. L. Taylor J. II. Chapman J. J. Kendall David E. Thrasher J. F. Cheney L. K. Lawson C. G. TUlla Roy Wright, Supervisor Kamilla Collins Lucyann Jura# v Jean Kaze# Wilma Naylor Joseph Russl Janice Vlhlen STATEMENT CLERKS Tom Raynor Agnes Orseno, Supervisor Lennra Andrews Frances Brown, Drive-In Glenda Gordon, Walk-Up Ila Jone# Jeannette Klnlaw H. E. Illrt Esther Lo# Pate Jean Whipple GENERAL LEDGER BOOKKEEPER CREDIT DEPARTMENT Carolyn Wilkenon AUDITING DEPARTMENT BUI Rlchardaon EXCHANGE ' A. J. Chema G. J. Lourla 8. L. Crawford C. F. ’ Markowics BIU Tyre E. C. Daniels A. IL Middleton Patricia 8. Vaniura W. W. Davie D. II. Middleton IL W. Von Uerbulle H. C. Moore J. M. Warner E. A. Myera L. A. Walaon W. C. Nance T. H. Weal, Jr. A. R. Newman CUff White J. E. Padgett N. E. Wlllema C. D. Partaln Marian W. WlllUma J. H. Galloway J. B. Phillips XL M. WUllama R. P. Galloway G. T. Piltard K . W . w im * W. R. Gllea R. I* Porter H. E. Wilson W. E. Price Margaret Wright Margaret Quark* Jackie Sensakork SWITCHBOARD W. Scott Bum* a GUI Patricia Rabun TELLERS Jack Burney l. Inelta Morrison JuanUa McOjtd "Seas'EeisagirrMe**ii< ft mi-a*eft*fc Alan Alber«_ Rebecca Pelham, Drive-In Betty Jo Swain, Walk-Up LOAN ft DISCOUNT Marjorie Todd, Drive-In DEPARTMENT AND Dorothy Ramaay, Savings BodeiU lum SECRETARIES Margaret Helms Patrick Erickson C. T. Hnhun Galnee Jacquelene Hatcher Ronald Russl R. I>. Grieme * » —- - Hazel Cash H. I). Rowland, Cashier J, E. Andrews * Dorothy Butler _- E . C. T yle r ------Janie Aahby-------PROOF Jo Ann Hamilton Barbara Miller Pat Montan# Barbara Odham DEPARTMENT (lyde Long, Jr. JANITOR ft MAID - Frank Blair Bill Brown James Hagin Robert Murri# Altameaa# Dixon �f Pacific Coast Staggers In 40 Persons Die; Damage » Million % <1 Two fishermen overheard at Wekiva River Haven: lfiyamic! Lobuddyl Btnarlong? Coplour*. KetchancnnyT Gadafew. Kinarthay? Bassenbrtm. EonysizctoomT Coptapouni. HittenardT Sordallte. Wachoozin? Oobha worms. Fishinonsboddom? Rydonnsbodom. Igoddago. Tubad. See ya round. Yea; UkiUczy. Guluckt • • • American Legion Post 53 and auxiliary will have a New Year's Eve party Thursday evening at the Legion borne on Orllbdo Highway. All mem­ bers and guests are invited tp .attend. If planning t o ‘ attend plcase/VatloHrs. Tom Pest at 332-1728, by J^esday aRernoon. al 9 p. w> affair wllL a last Until SAN FRANCISCO (U P I)— An Arctic-spawned billiard blasted parts o f the flood-rav­ aged Pacific Coast with swirl­ ing snow today, instating hundreds of persons in the rough mountain country near the California-Oregon tine. At least a foot of new snow was reported In the Klamath and Salmon river areas o f California's Siskiyou County. The weather bureau predicted- that the total could reach more than three feet. Disaster official! sald-about 500 persona were stranded in the lumbering communitiee of Sawyer's Bar, Salmon, Cecilvilla end Somes Dar. "People could be up there freezing to death," reported - ~ - e e Ckie'JHIl Sowle in Yreka, Calif. "They haven't had food for a week' and might be without fuel." More Miseries The new etorm added to the miseries in the Far West, where six days of rampaging floods, heavy rains and high winds left at least 3Q dead and damage estimated at 1200 million, „ , The Red Crose in Washing­ ton, D. C., said more tij»n 10,300 families suffered flood losses to their homes, farms or businesses. The breakdown was 8,817 in Ctelifoi lla. 7,170 in Oregon, 305 in Idaho and 149 in Washington. The flood-connected deaths included 20 in California, 17 Iq Oregon, two in Idaho and one in Nevada. Eleven o f the California victim* died in the crashes of two helicopters involved in massive rescue and relief op­ eration. Others were killed trying to save their homes or neigh­ bors from the rampaging wa­ ter. The Nevada victim was Most of us Jot another holi­ day greeting todiy — Income tax return forms from Uncle Sam. Mail carriers through . the -county were busy this nrornng sorting the mountain of returns at post office* throughout the count y’fln d la-‘ ter in the day carriers', pou­ ches buldged with the forms for patrons, • • • The Herald extends its wel­ come to the Ellsworth High School Eagles, defending state basketball champions of Maine, who arc in Seminole for a pair of contests with the Oviedo High School Lions; • » • Director Donald Fielding of the Tampa insuring office of . the Federal Housing Adminis. tration says that a vacancy survey conducted in Seminole County between Nov. 17 and 24, indicates that 6 4 per cent of alt residences and apart­ ments were vacant. Thia per­ centage represented 756 vacan­ cies which were previously o c­ cupied, 91 new units never o c­ 11- y e a r- o ld ^ o * s r * O ab—m e o f cupied and 79 new units under Reno, whJ* .. tied In the construction. Truvkce River while trying to The survey was made hy rescue his dog. Huge Task postal employes under the gen­ era) supervision of five parti­ The worst appeared over in cipating postmasters. They Washington, Oregon, Idaho were Mrs Margaret H Ash­ snd Nevada, hut the task of ley of Fern Park. W K Hry- lepairing highways alone u»* ant of Longwood, Coxlle P a gigantic one. Floods washHeard of Sanford, Ronald D. ed away 28 bridges in Ore* Mastcn Sr. of Altamonte gon, damaged or deatroyed 60 Springs and E. B. Siller of Ca»- in California and wiped out a aetlrerry. dozen spans in Idaho's ShoThere Were 1UB vacancies in !shone County. In California, the weather Altamonte. 255 in Casselberry, one in Fem Park, 01 in Long- bureau reported that the new wood and 391 in Sanford. Un­ storm would causs some riv­ der construction were 20 in ers to rise again. The Russian River, which Altamonte, nine in Casselherry, Done in Fern Park, 15 in winds through a popular sum­ Lnngwood and 33 in Sanford. mer resort area about 50 "T his," *aya John Krider, miles north of San Franrislo, manager of the Seminole Coun­ was expected to reach flood ty Chamber of Commerce, "ia stage. But after new minor peak­ definitely a more favorable ing. the waters were expect­ report than that last one." • • • ed to recede again. Some major highways were Mrs. J. C. Keimedy, 129 Mayfair Circle, report* that cleared, but highway author—-‘her—seven month old eeti itue* " U in g o " h a t been p o iso n e d . months to rebuild in many Mrs. Kennedy resides in the areas. Railroad service was par­ same ares where a dog named "Rebel’ died of poisoning re­ tially restored but travel cently. “ Apparently ecmebody from California to Oregon out here doesn't like animals," was expected to tie impossible •aid Mra. Kennedy. "I thought at least until New Year's 1 ought to report It ao that Day. parenta in thia area could warn their children to be ex­ tremely * careful " 0 • * • Nolta Memorial Conducted Here .> A wise tip tor holiday mo­ Memorial services were held torists; "Drinking at the be’ ginning of your trip may mean this morning at Sanford Naval Air Station for Cdr. Cornelius an untimely ending." • •• V. Nolta Jr., killed Wednesday Seminole County'* numerous when his Vigilante bomber service stations pumped no crashed in DeBary. Commander Nolta died In­ lets than 14 million plui gal­ lons of gasoline during the stantly aa he tried in vain to month of November, according guide his aircraft away from to the Florida Revenue Com­ the populated area of the com­ mission. Ga* tax collections munity, Injured in the crash were 194,24076 compared to and reported In good condition 390,853 H during November of is Lt. (Jg) Jaul A. Stokes, the 1963. However, collections last commander's bombardier-AiVmonth were lower than the igalor. Stoke* suffered a ver­ 397,691.72 m October of this tebrae fracture. Meanwhile, a Navy board of year. • •• Inquiry has convened to probe Applications for registration cause of the eraah. in all vocational training areaa at the Mary Karl division of Two Burglaries Two service stations at the Daytona Beach Junior' College will be taken throughout the Intersection of Highway 336 holiday recess. Schedules, say and Interstate 3 ware burglarofficials, may be arranged on lied over the weekend and a full or part time basis. It'll money from cigarette ma­ be a great day when Seminole chine* waa taken. The tbelta County can have its community are being investigated by dbllega for persona wanting to i herIff* deputies. The exact further their academic, voca­ • mount of the money taken waa not known, deputies said. tional and technical training. Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “ The Nile o f Am erica” Zip Code 32771 WEATHER: Partly cloudy thru Tuesday, high in niid-70.t; low tonight alxvut 60. VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire Established *90S MON., DECEMRER 28. 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA Martha Vance Killed Sunday In Car Crash Vigilante Use Is Curtailed, Navy Reports • WASHINGTON (UPD The Navy ha* curtiiled train­ ing flights in the RA5C Vigi­ lante Rcconnalsskbce plane pending an investigation into a Dec. 23 crash, a spokesman said today. - The tml* training in the supersonic jet is done at the ’Sanford (F la.), Naval Air Sta­ tion. The spokesman said that while training flights have been held up, there his been no Interruption of use of the plane in the Pacific or Atlantic fleets. The RA5C recently joined the U. S. Fleet in the Medlterrsncsn, V Built originally si a bomber, the Vigilante has been con­ verted into a reconnaissance plane picked with electronic gear! On Dec. 23, one of the planes on a training mission from Sanford crashed into a resi­ dential area In DeBary, Fla., and, according to reports to tlie Navy here, deatroyed three houses and damaged several others. The pilot was killed and the co pilot injured. The plane wai demolished. A Navy spokesman said that the reason for the crash is so far unknowm and it w ill be sev­ eral more days before enough information ia at hand to da; -Ida whether train­ ing fUgiita or l i ‘ order modifi­ cations iii the airplane. The pilot reported lust prior to the crash that the RASC went out of control for some unexplained reason. The Vigilante is s 30-ton, twin-jet airplane, one of Ihe largest in service In Ihe Navy It ran fly twire the speed of sound It carried a two man crew. (HIKERS RECEIVED BY IIATtVING ONE Capl Jamei O. Mayo, com nianding officer of Reconnai* fiance Attack Wing One al San ford Naval Air Station, this afternoon confirmed that or-^ der* have been received cur­ tailing training flights with the RASC Vigilante. The order followed Ihe crash last Wednesday when Cdr. C. V. Nolta Jr., the pilot, was killed in seeking to direct his vlricken Vigilante from strikring home* at DeUary. ------ Building Razed JACKSONVILLE B E A C H (UPD—A fire that started In a bar early- Monday destroy ed (hr building and heavily dam­ aged four other establish menti in the downtown area. NO. 91 MAINE’S STATE CLASS L CHAMPIONS, thp Ellsworth Englea. ar­ rived in SanTord Sunday afternoon for games tonight and Wednesday with the Oviedo High School Lions. Oviedo’s head coach, Paul Mikler (ex. treme right, photo above) greets squad members. In the lower photo, Mikler joins Lee Gary (right), Oviedo mayor and member of Seminole County’s Board of Commissioners, in welcoming Ellsworth Conch Stuart Taylor (left), (Sec story on pnge 6). (Herald Photos) Mrs. Mirths Ellen Vince, wife of the late W. L. Vance, of Sanford, was killed Sunday la a two-car crash of U. S. 231 near Troy, Ala, A prominent member of First Baptist Church.of San ford, Mrs. Vance waa the mo ther of Mr*. June Brodle 108 Temple Drive. Sanford, and Mra. Richard Barrineau, who now reside* lu California with her husband who la in the mili­ tary aervice. Mri. Vance left Saqjord Sat urday for a holiday visit In Troy -with bee mother. Four other persons, none of whom were identified in report* re­ ceived. were Injured in Ihe a c­ cidents. First Baptist Church officials said this morning that Mri. Vance had been superintendent of one of the Sunday school's beginner department* for the past 20 yean. Dog Credited With Capture Rex, a police dog owned by l.t. Earl Rourgusrdri, of the Sanford Police Department, today was credited with tracking down a would-l* kidnaper and saving a San­ ford woman from further as­ sault. At 1:19 s. m. Christmas morning, the Seminole County Sheriff** Department received a call from Harley Anderson, SFftA father and said, shocking, because It it the |of E. Onurs Rond, who ssld ,'sl b’ ing you good day known as Christmas." that a ninn had broken into Anil hr ranir with haste and his house, beat him up and tidings of great Joy — for found Mary Janr and the baby forced a woman, Rosa Green, unto you is born this day, a lying in the bed to accompany him Into • daughter. And this shall be a And when Ihe time comet neat by woods, sign unto you—you shall find that Ihe young couple shall Deputy Mill Chandler and the tiahe wrapped In a big red I depart from tlie hospital with Constable Hob Carroll railed the child. Ihe lather shall take Ion the Sanford Police Departthem to his home at 2635 San l ment to bring s dog to track pfnrd Avenue And later he tha man. shall return to his duties in l.t. liounjuardei' dog, Rex, IIVAII 3 al Sautord Naval Air w hs put on the scent snd Mat ion. quickly tracked down Wayne L. Francisco, 28, who was hid­ The Navy appealed again ing In the woods with the today to souvenir hunters W inn-Dixie Sales woman. Sheriff's deputies to please return parts of placed him under arrest. Up $20 Million the Vigilante i l l p I • n r Francisco I* In county Jail JACKSONVILLE (UPD — „ huh crashed last Wednes­ Winn - Dixie Supermarket*, under 82.500 bond, charged day at DeBary. throughout the South showed with breaking snd entering, "Some vital parla of the s 320 97 million sates increase assault and battery, assault aircraft are stilf missing.*' during tto- . l week (n-rlod end- ami indecent exposure. ; lr■Nxrr •pf'hmmtn M-- 'liXg Pec ' D (hr company anConstable Carroll reported day. "It may be these parts nyunced today that Anderson suffered lacer­ ere slid In the ,crash srea, The company, which has 642 ations of the fere from the or they may have been supermarkets, said the volume beating administered by Fran­ lakrn by souvenir hunters .** totaled 3412 L'6 ipiltinn compar­ cisco, and Mrs. Green had Thrse missing parts, it ed with 3391 28 nulltqn for the biutar# about the face and was rvplainrd, may hold Ihi- same period last year. This thrust, lie said Francisco had answer IA the cause of the was an inciusse of 5.36 per forced entry Into the house by breaking out a window. crash. ' cent. Constable’ Carroll credited the police dug, Rex, with swiftly and rfficrntly trucking * ^ J \ W n to hi* hiding lace. Christmas Baby Is Girl Jiy ltotlie Aoat|«- j. "And there was abiding Sanford, a Navy man, Geram Mnnrv, anil hi* wife, who wa* gn at with child. “ And the lime wa» accom­ plished that she should tie dc llvcrcd and her husband brought her to Seminole Me mnrial lhi-pilal "And at 2 to a in »hr brought forth her (IrM horn chibl anil wrapped her in swaddling dottles mid laid her in a bassinet. "And her name shall tie call etl Crystal l-eigh Moore, for she is t daughter of the house snd lineage of Moore." And the » eight of the child was five pounds and two ounces and the doctor appear House Kntercd Bill O. Wydall, of 226 Brad shaw Avenue reported to po­ lice llfi* morning that his house was entered over the weekend but apparently*- noth ing is missing A julousy win dow was removed and a screen torn, he told police. Navy Appeals For Lost Paris Sanford Guardsmen Save Youth Two young N a t i o n a l |worse for his experience. I tha Volusia County Sheriff '* Guardsmen from Sanford are ! Deputy Sherman Walker, of [ office, said today that David credited with saving the life i\J« 13-ycar-old Orange City boy, buried in a cave-in Sat­ urday. Raymond King, 20, of Lake Monroe, and Robert Murphy, J9, of Sanford were on their way back from DeLand, on SK ISA, Just off Hwy. 17 92, when they were hailed by Mike Rlendlnger and Calvin Slalone, both 12, of Orange City, who aaid a companion had been buried in the sand of a rave the boys were try- * ing to dig. • King and Murphy ran to the epot, grabbed David Lamb' by his feet and pulled him out o f tha cave whera he was buried head first down to hia knee*. L1FKSAVERS. These two younjf Sanford men A passing motorist, Mrs. are luaponaiblu fur .saving the life of an Orange Carl Foote, who observed the City youngster trapped in* a sand cave, Robert happenings, called an ambul­ Murphy (left) and Raymond King happened to ance. After a check-up Lamb be passing aa companions o f the trapped child was Ukan to his Orange City home, apparently none tha acreumtd for help. (Herald Photo) V ' was '’fine” snd "mighty lucky .that he didn't gel any sand in his lungs." . if King Mill Morphy, both stationed at Fort. Jackson, 8. C., with the National Guard, were hume on Christmas leave amt hud been visiting frirnJs in Dt-Iumd. King is the son of Mrs. Deesie M. King, of Kl. 1, Box 113, Sanford, and Murphy it ihe-aon of Mr. and Mr*. R. C. Jackson,-310 Second Street. Mrv. Lucrctj* Lamb, mother of the rescued boy, said, "I'm very, very grateful that thesa young men camq by when they did, as (hey probably saved David’s life. The other boys said’ he had already be­ gun lo turn blue. Mrs. King ssld she wss "mighty pruud" of her son's part in saving I-amb's life. "Raymond said he was hap­ py that he was able to help someone end gled thet he got to the boy in time," laid Mrs. King. ‘Florida Death Toll 24 Over 3-Day Holiday MIAMI fU PI) — Eighteen people died on the highways and a t/lca st aix more were n other sccidrnt* dur­ ing7 the Christmas holiday In Florida that wss climaxed hy a 17-car smashup on an inter­ state highway Sunday.. Noah Hodges, 25, of Apop­ ka, was tha last victim re­ ported by ths highway patrol during the long holiday. Hodges was killed in an auto accident south o f Plymouth Sunday night. The Florida Highway Pa­ trol said 18 persons received minor injuries in ihe mass collision on Interstate 75 near Ocsls, Police said the accident was caused by an unidentified motoriat *who stopped in the road where the highway merges from four to two lanes. Four drowned In fishing accidents snd a Jacksonville fire claimed ths life o f a Jacksonville invalid during the holiday period that .be­ gan at 6 p. m. Thursday and cohtinued through midnight Sunday. Ry Saturday night nine smashup# had taken the lives of 13 people In Florida. Killed Saturday were Stev­ en C. Wetherington, 22; Lydia Estes Wetherington, 19, and Mrs. Gertrude Christy, 75, all of Orlando. A United Tress Interna­ tional count showed 576 traf­ fic deaths throughout the U. S. during the holiday. The breakdown of all accidental deaths: Traffic, 576; fires, 37; planes 18, snd miscellan­ eous, 62, for s total of 703. Military Gels LBJ Orders n s a v A .. BRIEFS Border Clash* TEL AVIV, Israel (U PI) — Israel and Jordanian patrols exchanged gunfire today in two incidents along the bor­ der, official sources said. Seek Solution UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (U P D -T h e United States and the Soviet Union today resume ihe search for e solution to Ihe UN financial crisis. Red Arm s PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (UPD—Communist Chins will supply light snd heavy wea­ pons for 22,000 Cambodian troops, chief of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk said. Deadlock ROME ft^pJJ — Alarm toft, the future of Itaty'e parlia­ mentary system arose today when parliament failed, In Its t _ _ .* J t, to break a dead­ lock in the presidential elec­ tion. * 17 Wounded SAIGON (U PI)—Communal guerrillas wounded 17 Amer­ icans, Including ■ college etudint on a "working vacation" in South Viet Nam, in attacks south of Saigon Sunday, 18 was announced today. Search Ends NEW ORLEANS (U PI) — Ths U. S. Coast Guard search­ ed for the last time Monday for ■ Florida seaman, J. W. Adams, of Tampa, missing in Ihe Gulf of klexlco since Sat­ urday. Fifth Column KUALA LUMPUR (UPI) — Malaysia charged today that a Red Chinese "fifth column" in Borneo Is aiding.indoneiian 'efforts to "establish . . . ■ Communist dictatorship" on Ihe divided island. 1800 Dead JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (UPI) — President Johnson wants the armed forces lo wipe out "every vestige" of rarial dis­ crimination in National Guard unit* at home and In housing and public place* used hy American troops abroad. He issued such instructions In tlie Pentagon on Ihe basis of a presidential committee'* report calling for "immediate and, if necessary, draatlc ac­ tion" by U. S. commanders abroad to assure equal rigid* ior Negro aervlcemen. NEW DELHI (U PD — The hurricane which lashed Cey­ lon Wednesday and the tide] wave it sent surging against Ihe mast of southeastern In­ dia took the live* of a| least 1,800 persons, It waa re­ ported today. Seek Overthrow LEOPOLDVILLE. The Con­ go (UPD — Premier Mala* Tshombe charges that Alger­ ian and Egyptian army offi­ cers are leading contingents of thr Congolese rebels who srrk lo overthrow the Tshombe government New Parley MANILA (UPD — Senate President Ferdinand Marcos called today for immediate renegotiation of the Philip­ pine.U. S. military bases agreement In view of agitation JACKSONVILLE (U P I )-A here over the shooting of Fil­ young welder who killed his ipino trespassers by U. S. ex wife snd another woman sentries. Sunday died early today from a bullet ,he had fired into hie Hq. Captured owh temple. s u e .T U A W , S«trth._Y tt: ’ XOWdrffre*'IS'M a nufe wa-. Nam (UPI) — A Communist found in Larry D. Bojer'a po»- Viet Cong general's headquar­ session which .read; "1 am ter*-his been captured and n *orry for what I have done "record" cache of Viet Cong but I loved her loo much." weapons seized In a Great Ills two.victims were Mrs. government -victory, American SI) arun Boyer and Maxine and Vietnamese military offi­ Stackhouse, both 22. cials announced today. Welder Slays Two, Himself ft e nnem WUAVfi HAST R A f i T QUALTTY A L IA IT T V • AtWAYS City Ponders Bars Closing Consideration of • change in closing hours for bars for New Year’s Eve will face City Com­ mission when It meets tonight at I at City Hall. Also on the agenda is a sche­ duled address by Municipal Judge Ken McIntosh. His topic was not listed in the memo to city officiate. Other Rems in the brief agenda liste consideration for the transfer of funds for po­ lice cars; approval of special­ ized engineering services of Clark, Dieti, Painter and Asso­ ciates; consideration of adopt­ ing the revised issue of the plumbing code; consideration at annexation o f in area at 27th Street and French Ave­ nue; end renaming of Lincoln Street to Grove Manor Drive. « * A FT ER CH R ISTM A S CLEA RA N CE! BOYS' SWEATERS................... *|.99 lo IJ.M BOYS’ JACKETS ..... .... ..................... Sg lo S0 WOMEN’S FLANNEL GOWNS ....... GIRLS’ COATS' ......................... . ff.9 9 |0 to 90 MEN'S LONG UNDERWEAR______________f f CHILDREN’S HOUSE SHOES .......... MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS __________ «J I f . 44 B A R G A IN S G ALO R E IN E V E R Y P A R T OF T H E ST O R E ! WHITE GOODS EVENT STARTS JAN. S J tf �/• ' r' ' V fT . » ' * - » -- « • . *-• . *».» •>*. V_‘ *T • *V .,..1 0 H a vg d o n By Hampton Dunn In yeera p«»t, v o t e r * hivven’l often looked to City Hull* in Florid* to pick « Chief Kxecutive to run their SUte. Most of our Governor* limed for the Governor'* Mansion rl« the legislative ----------> chambers, add lhat'I Where the people (tot to know them. But Haydon Burns, long­ time Mayor of J»rk*onvlll», didn't let thl* political idio•yneraey deter him from rap­ turing the Slate’* , highest honor. In sweeping to vletory, Burn* defeated In the Demoeratlc runoff the Mayor of an­ other large muniripalily, Rob­ ert King High, o f Miami. He, like Burn*, had had no rxperlenra in Ihe State Capitol. Running third in th e' contest was flcott Kelly, former May­ or of Lakeland hut better known atalewide because of hi* service in the State Sen­ ate. Trailing behind thi* trio *>r* three mrn well known for their 1rgl»l«ti«u*rrvice*— former House member and State Senator Fred 0. Dickin»on of Weal I'alm Beach, State Sen..John F. o f Jarkionville, and State Hep. Frederick Karl, of Day­ tona Hcarh. In Ihe general election, Burn* hruihed away Statr Rep. Charles Holley, of Ht. B u rn s F if t h Republican Ingen ran second to Cary A, Hardee nf Live Oak. Hardee . Prior to Burn*' smashing got 62,591 “ first choice” victory, only/*twlce before in voti-»«to Swearingen’* 10,210. modern history, and ju*t Third man in the race waa •twice before then, ha* a mun­ I.inroln Hulley, president nf icipal ehief been named-Gov* KteLiun .University a t_ the Lime, jvith about 6800 vote*, 1*mnr. - — - --------The late Park Trammell The mmt recent occurrence wa* in the 1921 campaign wiji an ci-M tyor. of Lakeland when another Mayor of Jerk- when he entered the Govern­ aonvllla—John W. Martin— or'* race in 1912. He emerged turned the trick. That wai -10 Ihe winner over four oppon­ year* *Rot A native o f Mar­ ent*. Trammell went down in ion County, Martin hail only history a* “ the mo»t success­ four year* formal schooling ful msn who ever entered in the rural school* hut be­ public life in Florida." He came a telf-made man. Mov­ we* never defeated for public ing to Jacksonville, hr •tuilled offiep. Hi* public service law at night, pa sard the bur spanned some in years, about and went into practice, A half of which wa* served in brilliant orator, Martin wn* Ihe t'. S. Senate, (A fellow elected Mayor at the age of . i ’olkJZ.OUnUian, present 1J. S. .12, the youngest in the his- [Senator Spe**ard I*. Holland, tory of the city, and served has an equally iprelarular and has- exceeded three trim*, in hi* rampaign Vi cord for Governor, Martin stressed Trammell'* tenure in ptrldir Ihe need for good roads »nd office,| Two other Florida cities huiliies* administration in State Government. Among hie j have *rnt their Mayor* tn th* opponent* in that campaign Governor'a office in Tailahaswa* a former Governor, Sid­ see, (Inc. o f them, David ney .1. Catts, aim known for Walker, had only to move hi* flamboyant speaking abil- down the street from the City Hall in the capiUl fitg '.he <Vf. In Ihe governor'* riu e be­ State l apitol. The Tallnhasfore thiil, in li'-'O, another c t- :senn' herame Governor im­ .1at Vkonville Mayor—Van C. mediately after Ihe Civil War, Swearingen—did not fare in in Derernber. 1866, well, Also a fnTfffer, city iuJJw ~Kaiiieratliat^ame year, up­ of Ihe Gateway City; Swear on the death by suiritie of Petersburg, nominee. tlfe M a ■■gy •o r T o S w e e np in t o Florida’* Civil War Governor, Ihe |m*l preferred - men with part selection o f. Governors. exponent* f . n r . I K e last IQ Governora_ of John Milton, a former Mayor ■legislative of Apalachicola A. K. .Governor, Of the-I f who have Florida had legislative expert liaurw—served ** Acting Gov­ served in the high office, 21 erne. The Inst man without ernor during April and May, of them h"d previously aerv- Jlhis lawmaking experience to stepping up to the post from ed in Ihe Jl'iuse or Senate, or become Governor was John President of the SUte Senate. ,bnth. Another G o v e r n o r , \V. Martin in 1921—10 years He wn* among, the Confeder­ ~Jam*ir K. Broom* »U81-ft?),~agn! ” '1 ate leader* who luhsrquently - served “ in ,-th e ‘ Seriate a fter' Two - mrn became Arting wa* impri*oned, Al!i*on wa* stepping down as Chief Kxec- Governor by virtue of their Ihe first Mayor of Ap'Jarhl- iitiv* of the slat*. _ position ay President nf the rol*. Never having served in the State Senate.‘ They were A. History underscores the Legislature, Burn* a g a i n K. Athlon, who served briefly fart that Florida voter* in |veers from the norm of the in l*N5 upon tha death of G o v e r n o r 's John Milton, and Sen. Char­ ley E. John* nf Surke, whn succeeded .the late Dan Mc­ Carty o f Fort Pierce upon his death in 1961 hut who failed tn win a full trrm in the next election. Tom elected-Governors had -served a* President o f -she State Senate. They were Park Trammell, president in 1905, and Fred ’P. Cone, president in 1911. . Seven legislator* who later became Gnvernor hgd served a* S paker ilf the House, ih e .m m , and the year* they were Fpcai i t, were: A. K. Allison <15721, M. L, Stearns (lBiiOl, W . S .1, miuigs (1896), A. W. Gikhrilt, 119051, (iary A. Horde* <1916 and 19*Tt;-D»n Mel nrly titH I; and- Flint* •Ilryrint (1911), It would he simpler hen lo list the former Governor* who had no legislative back­ ground than to name those C h a ir who‘had. In addition to Burn* and Martin, thi nonlegislativ* Governor* w e r e Harrison Reed (1868-721, who had served «*# l '. S. Tax Com­ missioner and Postal Agrtiti George F. tDrew ^ 1877-811, Edward A. 'Perry (1885-891, -Flan, ta II Flaming <1889-921, and Sidney J, Catt* (1917211, alt‘of w hom had held no public office before their, governorships, nor afterward* hither. RODS AN D R EELS D IS C O U N T ! G A R C IA -M IT C H E L L " f JM IT e JJN . Heldt Regular Lew Discount Price. 1 7 .9 7 Thm300 hot mony ticluu’va laofvrai: J tpoali o# diffaranf Atm capacity . • , Puih-buMon tpool ralaata . , , drag tailing navar ditturbad , . * Smooth, tlrong, ftalhtr-Towch drag . . . T o n i f c m ! Cyd«M ge ar train for ultra imoalh operation, and parfacf lino •pooling * . , On# pftra bail with sup«f hard Durraloy lino guida • • • On#-ipot g*or lubrication . » « Poutiv* rifih-ravarva * * • artd, G o r d o ' i tmlqua "Sory|<8 GiPorontaad for LHaM policy. • compute m m u n u vooi m wnsm i m capaott TOO DON'T NEED CASH TO TA K E ADVANTACE OF THE SAYTWCS M ITC H ELL " 3 0 6 " SPINNING R EEL FAM O U S GARCIA AM B ASSAD EU R " 5 0 0 0 " 1 ,nVKNTY-THHKK (Jlfll-S of the Ovieilo l-II RoosUtr mid Willing Workera 4-H Clubn ntlcndcd n Christ lima party at Ihe homo of their le.uler, Mia. ..Jnmea [lingman, in .Sanford filotig with Carmen Admitiro, juniot leader, Mina Myrlie Wilson, agent and Mrn, W, lb Wilson, lir e C W. McCall and Mra. Hen Jones. A Rift exchange waa enjoyed around ihe heartiful tree after a morning cook out. •gvlsg Lew Msewml P rite . 6 . 8 26% J f * « C I« 7 * «U «IC I 1581 8 JJH FWWs ReyvlorLewDijemmfPrica 2 2 . 9 7 2 8 .8 7 •*»Jr r e d Hm T lOwvMm l « fra wind# mid t n omtl -boihlotH tanfrlf i#ipo| Wok a — fDr •(fe rtliai, , r * ( i d ^litotiit co«t«. }uper«Hftfnooihl powarlwl ttnr drag adiviti dawn to taka IlgAiail linat . „ , Ur oka with ramintilar icola «d|uatt far bolt* of any WolpM l l ( Batf-oantaring epool bathing* . * « • • # M td>w4 garro* ion-proof ftnldv Vnt9rm*df.t# bl for k.awy ff#ih ond ligbf liillviiH't Hiking, ffi. 3 6 faflt htiwten th** 300 and iKc 303, P«rf«<tlr Iralftnt.d —ft i««mi light aff.r howri and hour I of rotting, Ruygtd —If will withtfand fho M tinit panUhmont. Planamof Lc g*ar»' moan no 11a* dig-In • • , Pyih- button tpool r«lra«« . . . Pbwortwl, linos th, Wild# rang* drag * • • Cxtra-hnrga tin* ispaclty , « . poiltlv. .nti-r*var»«. (HOOSl FROM 2 MODILL THI ! l U f0« A ll IRISH WAT1R flihHMG, OR THI 5000* f0 « HtAVY r t M AND UCHT SAITWAHR fISMINOI CORROSION PROOF FINISH FOR AU SALTWATtR USE . . . MRVICL CUARARTHD fOR UtU A . G A R C IA M O D E L 2 5 0 8 T W O PIEC E S P IN N IN G R O D J.8L r.eldv Rtgulor Low Diuount Plica 1 6 . Q 7 f« kietf fisikwolw hot •r'd tlriol rne< .junaie| * t>, i'l^l tail Nf*l avt'M. Iikria bh*t 980** e**efl, ihxn** B . G A R C IA M O D E L 2 5 2 8 S P IN O R B A IT C ASTIN G R O D -MILK, fire for the past 22 years, was presented with an appropriately inscribed ailver tray by three of the five county judges under whom ahe nerved. They are (from left) K. W. Ware, O. llougla.A Stenjltoni and present Cminly Judge C. Vernon Mire Jr. Mrs. Fowler will conclude her aervice.H •Ian. ft. 1 Merabi I’ holo) G. T. Willey Appointed Director; I ■ : .1 Grid* Itgulor Low Dixownl PrU* i l l A H lW l.V -.ll, i h i e l e l e r k in D ie H e m m o io -t^ a ia V w -y u d g ^ e e v l-— ■-) — G. T. Willey, vac pirsidrol and general manager nf the Orlando division of thr Martin Company, has been Heeled tn thr hoard nf dirrrlurs of the Winter Hark Telephone Com pany, according lo President J. K Galloway. “ Thr addition nf Mr Willey to our board of director* will prnvidr us with valuable ad vice In thr llrld nf lung range planning,', s a i d Galloway. “ The Inipicl nf Ihr Marlin Company on Ihr Crnlral FlnrIda arra has given Willey a basis nf judgment that Is Im portant In our fuluic opera lions." Galloway added that WtlIry'a background. In engineer­ ing and electronics are paniculirly appropriate In his as­ sociation with Ihr teb^ihonc business . “ Aa a resident of Winter Park his association with this community is valuable to our company and our atockhold• r i,". Galloway emphasised 1 The Winter Park company now sen es aorne 32,OOU tele­ phones in Ihe mirlliern pail nf Orange Cnunly and south pari nf Seminnle County, tnrludlng Winter Park, Maitland l as M-llu-iry, LnngvHHwl, F e r n Park, Forcsl (itv, Alta mnnle Springs, Ealonville ami Gold rnrnd Willey imiM-il Ihe Mailin t'nmpanv in 1929 aller wmk ng with Ihe Viekers Company in Montreal and thr llnsiol Air plane Company m I'.ngUiut, Hr holds an honorary degree of doctor nf law* from Hollins College and. ah Tiopornry de grer of doctor of tilcnre from Stelsnn University. Willey is director of many local civic and service group* Hr is also director nf Ihe First National Hank at OrUmlo and II. G„ LeTourneau, Inc III- is diredor-at large of the Florida Slat* Chamber of Commerce amt director of Ihe Central Florida Development Commit lee. He Is honorary chaitman of ihe Hoard of Junior Achievement of Orange Coun«yWilley received.the Central Fluliila Sales and Maikelmg Kxrrulivra Club'* 1Salrsman n( Hie k'ear Award" m 1963 1and Ihe Cmlrd Stale* Air Force “ Syslrmt Command Awaid'' lor Outsiamling Achiev eim-nl in 19b< Tom McDonald’ Brother Dies 1 6 .8 7 t i m * A l* * 8 i m >a» — d m II> i J J L FWl^t B«gular lo g Docotml Piict 2 5 ^ 7 Fwaarfal, HPpgr>*nnoalV»f for ration- proof drag . L________ _ goar*- Ifroag, ponliv« fall bad pRickag with allro-hord Daraloy Na« guido or alltmuti rttanbal p**k^v|* , . , (nlrc) l ItiM captit tty , . ,' ComvonI*if| onti-i*w#* •* rontftj • * t rwlM rtdttafii fborma-hardonod Mlki fmidi. C G flR O A M O D n 2 5 5 3 L IV E B A IT S P IN N IN G R O D JAR. Grid* Regular low Druoetd Price Tww 3 4 .8 7 2 6 % gUM. TU. k , M*a.«sa |mt M Mk Land ’ je I5 s« D . G A R C IA M O D E L 2 6 10 FR ES H O R S A L T W A T E R R O D 700 **vi ------------ ^09 9 .8 8 AIL Grids Rtgelar low DivcoMt ^ile , 1 1 ,8 7 f Aw*' a*dl*«« kfirf h Nm , «<dt William ft McDonald, 17 vear old hrnlhrr of Tom Me Donald Sanford, died nt. a heart alluck al hi* home |n Del.and early Sunday morn mg. Mr McDonald * o resident manager of the new Univrrs itv Inn Motel. Other survivor* Include his twin hrnlhrr, F. Horton Mc­ Donald; his sister, Rrhpkah 1/niHr McDonald, and hi* par ents, Mr. and Mr*. Morion Mr Donald. Funeral services will he held at 3 p m. Tuesday at Lankford Colonist Chapel, De- SURE &l SPO R T FISHING R EEL A U T O . CAST S PIN NING R EEL J-M. Galdi Regular lew Datooni Pries 3 X 8 7 AM R m handling tf 1 6 .8 8 ik — th . ball holds Hit flag bat or* tatting, ijrig.«(||«Hy • t . tha ball optm at Dbg bifont o# citing, a^ombltcolly . • tha lina “fle w s e at w ith a a f ra s trk fi# n , aw tam afU ally - a ll at tha touch »t ona lin g w of Hm c a tlin g hand. 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There were three categories of entries with first and »e. cond "~)dace v inner* and one winner in the commercial de. corat inns' he^nnted. Mr* and Mrs. Wesley-Place, of 133 I’ inecrest Drive, took first place in the • traditional" category. The home of Mrs. Donald T ito.ig.in nt J102 Key Avenue was named to secniitl place. In the "ariistlc" c.ytegqry, live l.imlstrom's home- w js first, with tile home of Dr. and Mr*. C. 1 Brooke Smith taking the second place prize. Anions the entries in the re­ ligious theme lighting, first ’ tc.^;. -O' SroU Skvtwnes, of 2i»2t HI l’ ortal Avenue. S*'coad prize—wiener was tlret chen Lewis-A’ lowell. of 1500 South fat met to Avenue. first federal Savings and loan IIuil line was Judged best in the commercial category and will receive the flortda Power and light Company'* traveling tn>|Ji>. ' ' Judges who had the problem of choosing twtvvi-sn the many fine entries were Mr* Sara lv.it Sanford head librarian, and Mr and Mi». At Kina, of l.niiipne, t ailt . visiting here. 'the fird and second place wnun is ttoplucs are donated by I lotida State Bank. San­ ford At.antic Nalumal Bank, Tlie-Sanford Herald and f l o r ­ id a Power anil Light They will Ik> presented at the Jan. i’S .lav eve luncheon at tile Civic Center. ■ vVc noticed as vve loured Hie c i1) . that there were many fine displays which were not H I-F ID E U T Y C ATEGO RY c llt c ic d S TER EO , CATEGOR Y # 4 9 8 . . . 2 A fl S u m m o r le m g — Th * fioachb oya • B»it of Jim RiNiPBi • • K in g im « n *2 M o r* of R oy O rb U o n 't O r o a lt t f H itt • W h « n D id O u r Lova Q o— Tho S u p r t m t t • W a lk Don*! Run f j T h * V *n fu r» » • C h ip m u n k s Sing B ta tfo H ilt • P * t i r N tr o P la y * Son g* Y o u W o n 't Forgot • We II Sing In Th« Surtihm* Gale Garnett • Peit of Henry Mancini • Lawrence We Ik 1Ot’h Anniversary Album • 12 * S - Ih e Rolling Slonei • It Hurts To Be In Love— Gnne Pitney • Welcome to fhe Ponderom Lome Greene • Manfred Mann Album • Pink PantherHenry Muncinl tlic urge 1venom conte st a ml wlio decorate* vniti l.ghls m \t yi .n to enter tlic i oiliest " hi' said SELECT FROM THESE RUN-AW AY BEST-SELLERS AND MANY M O RE.. • tu m i , hi w dl have won a prize," -.nil lt d l ien "th e Jay 1 ces would like to U. S. 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But 1m put hi* foot In a cable loop accidentally, Inst his balance and tumbled kvto the excavation bead-first. fo r eight hours, he dangled hanging by his ankle through the cold, wvt night. Hia cries for help were finally heard by a pa.scr by ncal morning. �• V I t ... !' t J n a llg o o d D E L IC IO U S SM O K E D ■ S U P E R -R IG H T " A L L ■ g O P E R -R lG H T " C O R N Q U IC K M E A T S K IN L E S S FED W ESTERN CEN TER bra n d FRO ZEN s l ic e d H EA D LESS G REEN S U P E R R IG H T " N E W CUT Tongue i« Teeth out VAC PAR -SU P E R -R IG H T” 1 /4 PORK IX)IN SLICED W E S T E R N S p e tla l! !••■ B a rtle tt U R H M IN D IY A t SUPER-RIGHT*’ QU ICK FR O ZEN G R AD E “A ” O V E N R E A D Y H ALVES A & P W IL L BE CLOSED N E W Y E A R ’S D A V Ajl Varieties KRAFT Special! 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Ja n u a ry & Platercat Bhopplng Center E w j. 17*32 at 27th �j f i i c t ftanfnrt) S r n ib Stott*f J < D ru a S to re s Hr Herb Pedrlck Associate SANFORD PLAZA H W Y . 17-92 and O N O R A .R D . ,\dvl»or •A three-day, 20-mile wild­ erness canoo and camping trip, starting from Lake Aahby, was a highlight for Ex­ plorer* and Hoy Scout*. Thirteen young adult* and their leader*, Bill Duxbury, of Poat 501, and the writer, of Post 602, packed camping gear into eight canoes for the hoWday, » The canoeist* found them­ selves in darkness by the time they were in the middle of the lake but with the use of headlamp* and spotlights, the • headwater of Deep Creek was easily sighted and after a short trip down the creek the adventurers found suitable dry land for the evening's camping. One of the highlights of the. trip was fish jumping in one-of the canoe*. When Padl Gil martin and Butch Ken­ dricks canoe entered Deep Creek, they disturbed a twopound bass, that was under the hyacinths, with their pad­ dies and it jumped in their canoe. - Camping was (Tone on thalianks of tho creek F rid a y evening and lean-tos wero niade with the canoes. After n hearty supper, most o f tho tired Scouts hit the tuck ear­ ly with the anticipation of a long and strenuous day ahead. Saturday morning the eag­ er boya were underway and JO minutes later, the fiist log jam was encountered and the beginning of many more portages to come, which made tha trip difficult but intrigucing and adventurous. ' Six' mile* dowtT~ereck the Scouts made it irst stop to re­ plenish their spent energy with food and recount their experiences of sighting deer and other wild life. Part of their lunch con aisled of wild manges picked along the cic> k bunk. Saturday night the group ramped a short distance from the St. Johns River and this stop-over gave the "swim m i lt " a chance to diy their wet clothes. While chopping out trees that had fallen a. lo s s tile creek Some of the axemen lost their footing and slipped into tile creek and a cold liulh uas had During the evenings iu"k mg over flies, tfie aroma tiaveled so far, it btought hi two hunting dogs and they euj” ) e it their suppei, loo. Sunday morning the camp­ ers broke camp and ptoceeded down the cieek to the Ustrida Kish Camp on thu St. Ji.Juisi River to drop off smut of the young then and their canoe* to enable them to at­ tend church in Sanford. The trip was continued down tho St. Johns River to l,cmon [Huff fish rump. Eu route tu the Bluff, many posalhla fu­ ture ramp sites were noticed and a futurs canoa trip was discussed. The canoeists would like to thank John Cassady of Long wood, for the use of his canoe trutler to make the trip possililf as well as owe of the Ex­ plorer's fathers, Rill Moore, for transporting the trailer up to Osceola Kish Camp carly Sunday murntng to bring some of the canoes buck to Sanford and Mrs. I'edrlck for taking the trailer up to Lem­ on Bluff to pick up tiic re­ maining canoes tliut completed the trip. Participating in the canoe trip wer* Eurl Tilsun, of Troop 34; Chuck Scott, Boh Javkaon, Jay Stoke* and Bill Halback, of Troop 242; Curl Abney, Butch Weit, Ken Von Herbull* and Blck Michel* o f J'oit 602, and Butch Ken­ drick*, Steve Stankiewicx, Eu­ gene »nd Paul Gilmartin, of Troop 643. Another canoe trip of thi* type i* planned for the near' future to a different location and will t>e for the Explorer •age young men. Wa'ra making room fo r our now m odern Fishing De­ partment with biggest assortm ent In tow n at Eckerd low prices. f A l T C «* E b t - Mil U OTHER E duced j M ON OFILAM EN TLINE C A P T A IN FISH FIN D ER 1/4 Lb. Spool, List 1.79 JA C K E T * 1 . 0 8 VAL. 4 *95 _ ALLOTH ER50%OFF! J L ZEBCO ALL OTHER LURES iular Brands Per Carton . IGARETTES MODESS TO YS CHRISTMAS LITES MIPS StPTIC TANKS TROUMI f RII l/ j O F F t CHRISTMAS CARDS B A U E R & B LA C K A d h e s iv e T a p e CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS J & J BAND AID PLASTIC STRIPS . . entire s t o c k Ro<i 47c ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES RADIOS, RECORD PLAYERS, ate TIKF.I1 HUT HA 1*1*V SCOUTS COMPLETING THE TK1P, from lull to right were Curt Ahnev, Advisor Bill Duxbury, Buteh West, Bolt Jackaon, Bill Halback, Chuck Scott, Advisor Herb Pedrick, Jay Stocks and Earl Tilson. GE or SYLVANIA AG 1 FLASHBULBS. . . 1 2 ' , . . . Rag. t 54 A A c .7 > WESTINGHOUSE #5 Q Q c M acLEAN S T O O T H Longwood Sets Court Sessions For Thursday Held As ‘Quaint’ FUNDS collected at a joint meeting of the l-ongvvood Volunteer Fire Department anti Auxiliary fur benefit of Mra. Kenneth I'rabazon are turned over to Mra. Brennettn Morris (right), fund chairman, by Mra. Jean WilUa, auxiliary president. * By Donna Hale* Longwood Mayor-elect llavld Wentworth amiutinrrd to­ day that Judge Kiunk L. Mil­ ler of Seminole County Small Claim* Court will hold court in the city hall beginning Jan. 7 from 1 until 4 p.m. Sessions wilt he scheduled thereafter on the first Thurs­ day of each month until fur­ ther notice. Wentworth was authorised by city council at the lust meeting to gnake nrtungements Tor ' Ui« small claim* court. WESTINGHOUSE M 2 VIPENTA ZESTABS VITAM INS 100 M M FLASHBULBS... 1 2 * . . . R e g . 1.56 OLYMPIC 9 Piece R«g 98c >“"> d L Q c 1 WWM C lTSFT HAIR S P R A Y ... R . g . 2 . 0 0 LIVELY DOG FOOD Reg. 3 for .27 3for 19C SECRET ROLL ON DEODORANT 2 2 OZ. 3 9 s p e c ia ls • f f a i s d by (ckaids. i| 9 ll""l0n,$ | * I plui 30 . Rag 3 .4 9 1 9 ^^'U j^tU S ^y^*£d u \d Z h u g.S to\eif um no*. Reg. 1 .0 0 . . . NOW j1 C C g ft W 6 9 HEAD and SHOULDERS SHAMPOO VEL Pink Lotion Detergent Reg. .65 V5 G-itOn. j 15 9 1 000 Tablet*...1/4 Grain e o Reg 4 9 c ALBERTO CULVER Take advantage •f that* sitra Reg 5 3 c . . . 3 f o r SACCHARIN TABLETS $ /1 8 8 HAIR CLIPPER S E T ... Reg 8.95 COUPON SPECIALS P A S T E SCHICK HOT LATHER SHAVE BOMB FLASHBULBS... I S ' , . . . Rag. 1.80 British Plumbing LONDON ( U P l ) - A British Travel and Holiday Aiaocla lion spokesman told an in­ vestigation showed British ho­ tel* have deplorable bathroom facilities, shrugged and taid; "American visitors to Bri­ tain. who are uied to a much higher standard, do oot com­ plain about these conditions. They Just think, 'well, we are in Britain and their plumbing i i rather guawtV*. H REST ANI) LUNCH STOP made by weary cnnoolsts on Deep Creek. Hick Michels netting his rest while Butch West, Curt Abney, Bill Duxbury, Bill Halback;. Gene Gilmartin, Steve Stnnkiewicz were preparing thcir-lunch. • • — c >« �( I O . ••• v " • . «T* » * * , * * . •• . * *•. * * * , e . * Ellsworth Quintet, Oviedo Five Clash This Evenin Page 6— Mon. Dec. 28, '64 Maine Team Welcomed - . For Holiday Cleveland Downs Colls 27-0 To Snag NFL Title , ' ■ Michigan, St. John's - Favored In Tourney St. John's (4-1) makes Its d * NEW YORK (UFI) - Mich­ ,e % ' igan, th* nation'! No. l ranked but In the tournament agalnsi CLEVELAND (UFI) - Th* By Marthall Lingo team, and St. John'*, one of LaSalle (5-1J. in the first gam* Clcvelsnd Browns are HumTha Ellsworth High Eagles, the East'a powerhouses, are on today's afternoon doublopious of the National Footbsll Class L champions of Maine, League today because quartersolid favorites to win their hcader. rolled into Sanford yesterday opanlng round games today back Fraak Ryan, who hold* a Princeton, featuring Rhodes aboard the ACL'a Watt Coast m ailer's degree In higher and tonight In tho 13th annual scholar Bill Bradley and a 5 2 Champion ready for a twomathematics, renumbered hi* Holiday Festival Raiketbal) record, opposes Syracuse (5-1) game serlea with the Oviedo Tournament at Madiaon Square In the second game of the dou­ simple arithmetic. High Lions. Garden. Two minus two la xero, rea­ bleheader. The first gam* will be play­ A poll of the eight coechei of soned Frank, and with "Mr. Michigan (6-1) oppose* Man­ ed at • p m . tonight at the Ihe toams In tha ECAC tourna­ Zero" covering wide-open hattan -(5-1 > and Temple (5-2) Lyman High Gymnasium In ment, disclosed overwhelming flanker back Gary Collins It plays Cincinnati (5-1) In a Longwood. The set of tilts was eupport for Michigan and St. took only basic subtraction and night doubleheadar. approved fiy the high ichool John's to reach Saturday'! an accurate passing arm to Today's losers play an af­ art!vllles associations in both title game. lob three touchdown .throws lo ternoon doublcheader on Wed­ Florida and Maine and by tha Qary at the Browns swept ma­ nesday and the winners play national group. jestically to th* NFL champi­ New Coaches op Wednesday night. T h a The second affair will be onship Sunday by demolishing HOUSTON, Tex. (UPI) — championship game 1* sche­ played between tha aama two the favored Baltimore Colls, Ccai-h Hugh—Taylor of the. duled for next Saturday. dubs Wednesday night in 27 0. . . Houston Oilers named I-ou Oviedo. They were doubling on Paul Rymkus offensive tin* coach A Idler pf welcome from W lrfltld to that had to leave Florida’* Gov. Farria Bryant and Jos Spencer defensive aomabody open," tald Collin*, waa raid during the brief ar­ .Ills tusth EwAsr * . .. . wfioae thred TD receptlrm* act rival ceramonlei. In addition, ALABAMANS HOUND — Alabama tminer Jim (loosetreem, left, cKecks Bob's and (Otto's | a league title game record. a leUrr of greeting from New Champ the bnnged-up kneeg of the teiini’n quarterbnek Steve Sloan, center,'and "It Just happened lo lie me." Maine's Gov. John Heed was Barber Shop A L E R S A N D R I A , Italy Joe Nimalh. The boys must be in shape to meet Tcxns at the Orange Warfield, a rookie out of Ohio . al*o read. IN THE NEW COTTON BOWL — Carlottn Lynch, 16, assists (U CD—Benito MTFhelon out­ Slate and Cleveland'* lop re­ -Bowl Jnri. 1. w .. ~ *. ‘ The Eaglet were welcomed In tho kick-off of practice by the Ncbrnakn Cornpointed Piero del Pap* Satur­ ceiver, was an Infrequent tar­ Sanford Plaza to Seminole County and Ovie­ huskers, nt'Brownsville, Texas. A s'"M iss Texas day night to win the Italian get and faugh! only one pan Hwy, 17-91 do- by Oviedo's Mayor Lee Sweet Citrus," she tees up an oveftlxo grape­ middleweight boxing cham­ for 13 yards while th# CoH* Oary when the entourage of Owned and Operated By | fruit for the toe of Cornhuakcr Boh Hdlin, pionship. Michelnn weighed were double-teaming him with 'l l player*, two managers, nOB WILKERBON Arkansan will be tho opponent for Nebraska at 1no pound* to Del Papa's corner back Lenny l.ylca and Coach Stuart and a faculty adclompion Alabama In qu**t prims ware* on New Year'* United Press International the Cotton Bowl In Dallas. (NEA Telephoto) 189%. right safety Jim Welch. vlior arrived In Sanford. Also Tha Houlheaalem a n d liny In three of the four, ma­ of its second perfect ichaon Collins caught only five but on hand to greet the visitors Southweit conference*, which jor howl game*—wrllh the In four year* In-Miami's Orwas tha Ov|*do High bind and *ra constantly engaged in « SEC already holding the up­ ongo Bowl and perennial pow­ three were money in the hank a host of Oviedo basketball verbal battle regarding foot­ per hand. erhouse Louisiana State Into for touchdowns from Id, 42 and players, olher rtudenls, par­ ball superiority, display their The SEC een<Ta national the Bugar Bowl, where it 31 yards out. The sudden collspse of the ents and d v ic leaders, ON 100 BRANDS nirelt Syracuse. MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - B i l l Ruffela of Australia at' Ihe m * Shortly after their arrival Texas, national champion Colts In the third perkxl was a Harris, of West Palm Beach, quarter-final level. He beat thethe Eaglca were honored at a ln*t year and th* runnerup In complete shock to the 79.544 and Marrrlo Lara, of Mexico, Ecudorian 3 6, 0 4. 6 3. luncheon at the I’ lnccrcH Inn, th* NWC, opposes 'Rama in packed Into Cleveland'* vast Lara defeated Jaime Flllol meet todxy In decide th# I9G4 stadium tryl.ig lo keep warm in Jaat night they were honored of Chile 7,3, 38, 8 1. After] John Boggs bail himself a er the Zulu’*. The Lucky the Orange rlalile, and sec­ at the First Ha pHit Church of a 10 mile in hour wind off Lake champion In th* Grange Bowl hsrrly nnsinc him out In the fine prrsenl of a 210 gam* and HUlkr* won three from th* ond-ranked Arkaniaa, south­ Oviedo and at 7:30 Oils morn­ Erie that had the thermometer junior tennis tournament ARCADE PACKAGE STORE first se( and faltering in the j a t&U series while rolling ftrr Four I'ro'a n» I>»n Nicholas west champion, tackles Neing they departed by bus for right at the freezing point. OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. - 6:16 P. M. iiraaka In lh«~Cotttfri Bowl at Harris Sunday d e f e a t e d second for a loss, the Mexican lb* l|*ndir*pp*ni In th* Hal- notched a 1HO/018 lerles to the east coast for a "V Il"' ‘ For S3 minute* and 11 se­ Ecuador's Franehro Guzman, found his nel game for a 310 E. FIRST SANFORD urday Morning Junior League handy nudge John Smith with Dallas. tour of Cape Kennedy. cond! of actual playing time, WK GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPH who ousted top seeded It ay strong final set victory. at Jet Lapel a* they won all a 1Rfi/ T>17 erriei. The Masters Mighty Mirhlgm, Big T*n Tuesday Ih# Eagles will go the Bmwni and the Colt* not four point* from liivir oppo­ grabbed a four gum* sweep at kingpin, langl** with Oregon to Sliver Springs and Wednes­ only wara scoreless but so the expen»e of th* New Slat* in the lto*c Bowl to day they will aeo Cypress nent* Ilia Alley Cut*. It wa* locked In a defensive struggle Breed team despite some fine complrta tha N ew Vsnr'i Day Gardens. On these trips the doubly rewarding for John It appeared * field goal some­ Eagles will he accompanied became tli* youngnter* were rolling by liitlph Unger who picture. where along the line would deThe SEC took the Initiative rids the 43th NFL title and the by Oviedo school officials sml having their annual Christina* tallied n ISO/Alll eerie*. Jim Wood* **l Ihe pee* for party and the good game and In thin Intersections! rivalry difference between an $B,0o0 student groups. Although Oviedo has the ■erlri entitled him to a prise th* Unbeatable* In a thre* when Georgia whipped Tixaa share for the winner* or $3,000 best won and loss record so of a bowling paat good for point w in a* he hit for ■ 100/- 1'lech, 7-0, In the Sun Bowl at ■for the loser*. tiiS7 series. The I’in Boy* plus El I’alo, Tex., Saturday In far this season, the Eagles three games. At 3:21 of the third period, In other competition at llm Two waged n staUmata with on* of two bow) gamta played j lug old Lou G roli booted x 43will be favored In tonight's ini­ tial contest. This Is mainly Christina* party, the bowler* Hi* l.FMI.'n with Tom I'e- that day. . 1yxrti fiald goal to shatter the Tha North toppled tha futility. due to the height advantage revolved game* mid toy* a* trunic grabbing high ssrle* South squad, l0-r>, in th* 17th | At 8:24. after the superb the Maine club has on the Iheir rew ard for good effort*. tumor- witli lSfl/B3(l. Kevin Spoltki pared Uie nnmial Blue-Gray game in Jimmy Brown had contributed Frank J'atterson rame In for Lions. The Ellsworth quintet is led n prize a* lie rolled 191,'JH4 Bantam Division nf the Sat­ the olher howl contest. s 41-yard run to his day'* total by 0-fool-S John Nash and the while paring the Gully Dust­ urday Morning League with o{ 114 yards ir. 27 carnas. Ry­ roster include* several other er* In a three game romp nv * 1R2 tsrt aerie* while paring an fired his first strike to Col­ the Beatles in a tlirre gome hirdbotrdrr* who tower over lin I. win over the Jet Bowler* and the afoot level, tin the other Hicks Third At 8:48. with the Brown* In thus found hlnixelf the rerlplhand, the Lions don't have a pOAsesslon on Baltimore's 42 as njIHKHHIKIUF, Ger I Ill'll ent of n nice prize at the par­ single mrmber of the squad i result of tho second wind­ over G-feet hut the Oviedo frve — Dave link*, 10-ycnr old ty, The Itnlllcniuik' » also blown punt by Tun Gilburg Th* Inland Material* four- good for only 22 yards. Ityan Is long on experience and United State* star, fini-du-d were three game winner* ov­ tljey'll use this advantage to third ill the Olmeridorf inter­ er the llc-ntnih.it nml the I*In knm* of th* Jrt Row ier-ettli unloaded another one lo Col­ try to offset the height edge national ski jumping meet Smasher* nml the Impatient l.t'ugu* *r* *1111 holding first lins for 42 yards to complot* * Hull ilny plnrv with a four game mar- ll.nolnt third Berio,! snlurae. Bow In* hat tied to a tie. the Eagles maintain. if in nml a rr< oril nf 40 win* The games will be taprd (jroi* popped over hi* *econd ami 20 loaaea. by radio listings WDEA In field goal from lh« 10 at the Ellsworth and WTltlt In BanThe Lll' Buggtra ara MfonJ Hart of tha fourth period and with a log of SO and 34. ford for rebroadcast. Ilyan put lome more arithme­ Member* of the visiting Klaini Koitlval had tha tic to work by pitching a SIsquad are John IM rai, John high aerie* with a 1B3/B03. yard touchdown lo Colhiu. Hoyil, John Unnchan, John Maltha Hillings ahot a 111 (Iron , appearing In hi* Whitmore, Wayne Mayo, Jim game. Other* rolling sell in­ eighth title game to tie a dur­ Markoa, Larry Gross, Steve cluded Dof Schatton'* US; ability record *at by Andy HoUethem, Mark Nosh. Greg Jane Mpolaki and a IliH; Kaye huitelli of the New York Stanley and Bruce Uraley. Hubert* chrfkrd-in with a IOH Gianta, extended hli own Taylor, the tattle coach, has alao-, and ^Inn^^Chadwlck. and chamukonxUio ntatka to eight -----tlXUdU&AJ been In charge of 1he EllaNancy t'niiway a worth club for the past five ICO. attempts. seasons. Although they, are the Split conversions war* those Thua.th* Browna regained I The 'Jesp' Wagoneer give* you e new aarne of free­ dence to alt your driving. defending state champs in of Dunne Olvar — tha threa­ the NFL thron* for tha first' And your 'Jaap' Wagonaer la definitely ® family dom. Now you can go where you want. Not wher« the their cl*as, the hulk of the ten; aleo making tha baby- lima since 11)3 and the fourth road lata you. The resaon? 'Jeep' 4-wheal drivel Juit wagon. Optional automatic transmission, power ataarEagles who won the title last aplit waa Esthar Plapp and Uma in eight trie*. They pre season arc no longer on the pull one simple lever end your 'Jeep' Wagoneer will Ing, power brake*, plua aaiy riding comfort, and the Busy Reno. The five-el* waa vlouily won in 1150 and 1954 squad. Thli year they have take you oll-the-rond..,to a new world of fun end largeat load apace of any wagon In Ita fiald make It me lie l wire by Dark it Owcni. after aweaping the board In won only one of five games parfaot for Mom’e ahopplng, picnicking or church* Tha difficult five-ten fell for the Ill-fated All Amerlc* Con safety. hut Taylor la expecting the Kay Shoemaker and tha 4-T- ference during the flfat four going. Follow the dunes right down to the eee. Or take th® rluh lo Jell anytime and they IQ hy (Jinny Chadwick. year* of their existence. Find out what 4-whaa! driving can do for your family. •now oovarod road to the top of the hill. The 'Jeep' do hive considerable potential Dot is Omey was tha only S ob your 'Jaap* dealer toon. Wagoneer with 4-wheel drive hai twice the traction of as soon a* they get more ex­ bowlar-atta to itrlka thrica for The California condor ran ordinary atatlon wagon*. It adda « wondarful confi­ perience. for a turkey. soar from tea level to 20,000 k a i b b r Jeep c o r p o r a t i o n The Lions have split four fO U C O l.Q H IO feet and descend rapidly with­ tilts this season. •They were Fishra drink aa well aa eat out 1U effects. downed twice by the Melro'i Colonial Grenadier* but pott­ ed victories over Lyman and Umatilla. ,. __ . NOW OPEN Football To Display Top Wares Jr. Tennis Finals Scheduled Today Boggs Smashes Pins For A 550 SP EC IA LS EVERY DAY! FA R R ELL’S T h e ‘Jeep* W agoneer with 4-wheel drive has twice the traction of ordinary station wagons. Inland Remains In First Spot It.UkULtQ batchbu^}'. a LA State Wins ‘PASADENA, Calir. (UP1> — Loa Angelas Elate College, which swept through nine games without a loss and aver­ aged better then 40 polnti • game, Monday received III for­ mal •r*cognltlop as the Na­ tion'* top college division foot­ ball team. Tha United Proa* Interna­ tional Trophy, aymboliilng the national cbamplonahlp In Ha division, w u presented to Los Angclaa State College coach llomer Beatty at the midwin­ ter meeting of Southern Calif­ ornia Football Writer* Asso­ ciation. ON JIM’S TREE — As th® Cleveland Browna uml the Baltimore Colts prepared for their National Football League championship gnma yesterday, there’s one player who cun look hack on u record-breaking Christmas. That's Jim Brown. Above, photographers dramatised what the record books suy as he renchea the height of his career. Not mentioned: this season Jim hit the 1,446-yurds-gained mark for the seventh time in his eight aeaeona as * pro. NO W A ITIN G FOR LANES Bring Out The Entire Family Free Baby Sitting Service JET LANES ON'ORA ROAD 32MSIZ A and B C O N T R A C T O R S ONE CALL DOES H ALL! WE HAVE QUALIFIED MEN FOR ALL OF YOUR NEEDS . . . . OFFERING FAST, COURTEOUS SERVICE WITH SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. • ADDITIONS • REMODELING • INSULATING • R O O FIN G • FLO O R T I L E • • • • • PAINTING , PLASTERING PAPER HANGING MASONERY STUCCO — NO JOB TOO LARGE — NO JOB TOO BMALL — 322*2287 “ rREH estimate * • (FINANCING ARRANGED) A. J. ADCOCK . H. E . B E R R Y H 1 L L F ir s t re a lly n e w fa m ily w a g o n in y e a rs . ‘J e e p ’ W a g o n e e r w ith 4 -w h e e l d rive . CORDELLS REPAIR SHOP BOO K. Second St. Sanford, Florida See ‘Jeep* vehicle* in action on TV , . , “ CBS Evening News With Walter Cronklte" (6:80 p.m. Ch. 6) �V . : - o H--rI1 - -* 1 - ‘ -nyaS* wm ■wwmimw- Football World Series Looms jn. Dec. 28, '64— Pnpe 7 £Sports • ■» Between Us Fans Tha Clavetand gama Motiv­ tha National Broadaeating Another indicator o f tha fcNEW YORK (U H ) — Two gam*, r • g a r d 1 * ■ • of th* tremendous Interest In tha ed approximately 11,800,000 Company. professional football classici vrtathar. "Ramambar, our attend*nr* pro gama la tha fact thaf, It (a from thee* spare**. And should th* A FL *xover the weekend at Buffalo Next year, th* American pand during that period, aaeh and Clevrland-werb- powerful, this year for. eight gam** at nnw commanding million* of Municipal Stadium averaged dollar* from television and circuit start* on Ha new five- new franrhii* would benefit indicators that: year $34-milllon contract with by $500,000. radio. — An annual world aeries 79,000." game between the 'National and American Football Lea­ gue champion* must become a reality soon becauae of the tremendous live-spectator and j homa-TV i n t e r e s t i n ' the g o o d ^ i /v r ] ajvort. — Neither the N a t i o n a l (N FL) nor th* American (A F L ) title games, nor the potential gridiron world aer­ ie*, will evrr be shifted to P R E -IN V E N T O R Y S A V IN G S ! DEC. 28 T H R U J A N 2nd. Southern cities merely berauaa of Northern cold weather. • • Prices Dropped On A ll Christmas Stocks • Pre-Inventory Savings On — Arthur B. Model), young­ # * # * ish president of the Cleve­ land Brown*, knew exactly 1 • 2 - 3 Of A Kind Items • Special Prices On Late Shipment what he wa* doing when he hired head coarh Blanton Col­ Merchandise • All Yours On Easy Rudget Terms, W e ’re M aking lier a* a replacement for l’aul Brown in January 1963. — A flock of loud-voiced Room For New Stocks . . . . Y ou Can Clean Up! admirer* of th* NFL’* West­ ern Division must be enting a flock of crow a because those holler guya claimed (hat five nr six team* in the West , could wallop either Cleveland or St. Lout* in the East. In th* ’ first of two title games over the weekend, the Enat’a Buffalo Bill* won the 1 AFL championship byfcbeating tha -Weat's San Diego Charge jrr* before a sellout 4(l212ipaid-spectator* at j l u f f« !«•’.», Saturday. Sundqy, -the Enal'a C le'*: land Brown* amaringly blank*d the West'* Baltimore folia, 27-0, at Cleveland be­ fore a sellout paid attendance of 79.544. Th* Colt*' with 428 points this sraaon, were .the third highest scoring club in NFL history. No one was frozen at either By Murray Olderman NEA Sparta Editor Now I f i a well known (act that Cookie Gilchrlit ha a aeen the Inside •of a Buffalo pre­ cinct station and doesn't prac­ tice brotherly love with the m en jn blue. But in the dress­ ing room tumult after Buffa­ AUTO-BOBUING — Scottish racing driver Jim Clark driven his Ford lo beat Boston in the AFL’s Cortina in a steep bank of the bobsled run nt Cortina D’Ampezzo, Italy. Mush Bowl, the big Bill full­ Clark nveraued 55 miles an hour on this stretch of the 1,700-meter run back gathered round him the in the newest thrill sport, auto-bobbing. five cops assigned to that ala. tion and yelled for a photographgr. "S ec," he exulted white he embraced (he Hub’s finest, "I'm big with the cops in Boston." , , . "The most exciting sport 1 stay on tho steeply hanked, Special to M IA ' A year ago linebacker Bill A new winter sport, auto­ ever tackled," lays Britain’s twisting bobsled course. The Kaman of the St. Louis Cardi­ nals announced he was quit­ bobbing, Is mad, thrilling and Jim Clark. "Races like the fid was quickly plckrd up by ting because he'd never been dangerous enough to satisfy Indianapolis MM) and rallies olher* and Just recently 1# of named to the Pro Ilowl, an even the most jaded of the in­ like .Monte Carlo can't touch the world’s leading drivers, in Cortina D'Ampetxo, Italy, for honor he felt long due him. ternational speed set. It con­ It." Th* whole business started a banquet, played the perilous He was lured back this season sist* of filtnmg a J*»t. small and finally gained that dla- c»t» down a regulation hob- early this winter when some gaiiTo and found it much to tinction. Now he says. "I don't; sled run and stepping on the Italian drivers decided it their liking. "The car turns over almost might he good sport to try to know if 1 deserve to go or g»*. vertically on some .of the BQt. I Playej^six or seven turns," says Clark. "Just a gno^k ^.-STnf,* ; ^ ^ rest of the thin margin off line and you time I was hurt -and shouldn't can hurtle over the embank­ have been playing." . . . ment into the trees. You're on Darts of criticism haven't; the edge of disaster all the _ lempeTed .JThimy -Brown, the-' wajLsfowtr.” .* —great Cleveland fullback, who Bo LJungfcldt. Swedish rally divides people into -friends or champion, says auto bobbing enemies — with one criterion is " a supreme lest of timing, being whether or not they KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U P D - 95 was set in 1961 by Western co-ordination, nerve and driv­ liked his book,. "Off My Chest." "1 was a target with­ Six records were broken and New Mexico, Welter Winkow- ing skill," "The new* sjvort proves there out ever laying anything." he one tied during the 1964 foot­ ski to Ix-cm Jameson. says. "People still take pot ball season by members of the Bill Swartx, 250-pound tac­ are worse hazards than the track," says I’eter •hols at me . . . because of National Association of inter- kle, from College of Emporia, race the color of my skin." He collegiate Athletic*, acrordlng ( Kan) , added to his extra Hughes, winner of the 1964 feels he can go two more to the final NAIA statistics re­ point total by booting 32 of 33 Eaat African Safari Bally. The t> visiting drivers took years at top speed as a run­ to finish his four-year per. leased today. ning hack, ami then, it'll be formance with 135 ronverilons Ihr nrw aport gingerly at first, Dan Miles freshman quart­ •fnin* because the Weather tune to quit . . . He also kicked four field goals but as ia inevitable when com )iis> I turned somewhat mild for erback from Southern Oregon, pelitive aouli gather, before Jim Lee Howell, the Giants' to fall one boot abort of the those locations. completed 101 of 135 passes for long the pace was hotting up personnel director, made a career record of 10. However, th* ticket* to ns they sought to outdo each pilch to s kid they were In­ 1,074 yards and a completion Dee Kolsow, Kansas Wesle­ both game* had been sold In perrentaae of .717 The oM other terested In The kid told him, mark was 71 n( lot ( 71131 set yan, ran 93 yard* from acrlm The climax-came when i's very colil -Weather preceding "You're off 130,000 for the mage agalnal Sterling'. (Kan ), by Gordon Taylor. Anderson tin Chapman, chief of Britain's the holiday period. first year alone." . . . to lie the mark set by Brad Tha heavy advance *nlo* (Ind ). in 1933 laitus Cara firm, took an ordl Ev Case, just retired as bas­ llustad. E ither ilowa). In 1953 nary Cortina ardan into the proved Dial torrid grid fans Another underclassman, t-eo ketball coach at North Car­ Jiin Van Gorden, Eau Claire Aoukl mush to the Arct olina Slate has followed a nard Srheufler, Ottawa i Kan 1 State i Wis i, the NAIA’S all Belvedere bend at high speed perhaps, to writ, h their heroea i midday nap regimen f o r aophomore. caught 15 touch America quarterback, averag the car hung on the tup ot make touchdowns. the banking fur a split second, down p a "c s to break the one years 1 rom 12 to 3 he is not rd 256 3 yards a game in total In tins colino.tn.li, it should then slowly came hack In to to- disturbed, no matter year mark ot It set bv Hugh offense In win the most coveted t.e emphasized tl .it th* !ht*r safety, Rohrschneide , Northern i ll what hotel he's staying in. He individual NAIA title of the Clark said the designer* of Preceding M l. rhnmpion*h||i gets around intrusions by nois, last year. vear the thdi run didn't hasr motor I!ji mm hud h'rrn singed fm cheeking in as "Mr, Sim Hay Ritchey, William Jew Van Gorden. a senior, fin cars In mind when they built mu h If.-p it .ill r ilii" * m C h ininns" — after a well known ell t Mo t. senior, booted 29 ished second in passing with the track, "but then I'm sure ci*go. New York and lim n Inner.sprmg The team he consecutive extrj points to 115 completions in 272 attempts the designers of ears didn't liny. Win tinned osrr to Press Maravich break the oldest mark on the for !! touchdowns and 1,950 have hubileddlng in mind A i r p r i s e h lf illv f of the at State isn't designed to give honks Cecil Abrams, Milllktn, an average of 216 6 yards a when they built their automo ri«‘\« lnnd Hub sail! Mnnditv any coach trouble. Of the 12 tilt ), estahl-shed live former I' \V•* rntihf have sold 11(1.1)00 game ! biles " man traveling squad, right record of 28 in 1921, The passing champion is 1** 1TilUUMI lin k f t A to Su h d ay's are married . , One of them. l ’ p|M'r Iowa's l.arry Netn junior Jerry llialvop. Austin I’ele Inker, is a transfer from mere was C1edited with fuur i l ex i. who isonpletad IM2 of an Ivy League school Why’ intercept urns in one game to 3iio attempts (or 17 touchdown* "I wanted to play basketball," become the first player llslcl and 2,246 yards and an aver answers Pete simply, "where in this category. aeg «if 2l!i 5 yards a game. they care whether we win or fly t'nitrri P rrti A 99 card pans play from Ed Burrell. Ottawa l Kan ) lose " , . . John William* to William junior, threw the most touch llad m i Dhiiiun Tlie Van Arsdale twins of tarter against Colorado State down passes, 24, as he hit on W. Indiana are ratrd good pro provided New Mexico High 1(13 of 191 attempts for 1.744 Boa ton 29 7 basketball prospects and arc land* with a spot In Hie re yards while having only five Cincinnati 12 12 Inlet rated There's Just one cord book The old mark of passes intercepted. Philadelphia IH IM problem. Tliey have indicated New York 10 ACTION! THRILLS! they want to play for Hie same Mfltrrn DIvLnn w**M» f I(mm* trim , and the pros Just don't w. - By Alan Mav«r draft kids In bunches. . . . Iwis Angeles 21 The rage pros are all upaei FIRST GAME 17 St. Lou I* • bout the rash of injuries 77*17 OtHO-V* A»J Baltimore 16 7 :4 0 p.m. which has hit the NBA this r.f. £ r t U 0 >Y T.*£> Detroit 13 year—and what to do about T * £ A . VC A £C J A P PARI-MUTUEL San Franclaco It it Could mean the end of the O- f j O J4C 9 *Y Auto-Bobbing H o w -W h a t Next? Collegians Break Six Football NBA uai. ai Free Installation On A ll T ires IV- TONIGHT 21 second rule, with a change to the Olympic standard of 3n "W e no longer set up a play," complains coach Harry ■ 1/ 1A %1 ,t»l f t . 1* ^ . " V lvi.I>-A , 1 run, ahoot and fight the laiards." And with the species AOtY /A getting bigger, stronger and 0O30Y more mobile, and 'fighting Xi/LL, themaeives frantic over an 80 or TAB game season, Jt figures some CWfCAOO guya are going to get hurt. . . 3iACfY The Chlcego Cubs used to /VAWAVS, have a third baseman named CM COvKi Cy Block who hung around or a rwsrt ganited baseball for 13 years i/X£ TYAT and barely got into 17 major A'/TY A/t league gernes. So he switched PAftctr to insurance and last year *T4*r Attc aold $6,230,000 worth of pol­ firciA nve PfCOAP icies. Rut he'a still bugged on y/ tyncg,i7y the old sport and has Just fi­ TO 5PAP£. nanced the publishing of his ye eerreo own book, "So You Want to 29 / Y MsBe a Major Leaguer." And he gives them away for nothing. 6AMS9, Matt Snell, who was the AFL rookie of the year, once had w tn i boxing aspirations and gut intd Golden Gloves as a Long Island high school kid. "I lost oty fight," muses the young Jet fullback, "and l quit." . . . Between you'n'me. Isn't It going to be fun if the Justice Department ever gets around to investigating the opinion of bonny Werblin (he owns the Jets) that tha collegiate draft Is Immoral? . . . -The mongooit it ftmed at a tntke killer. The Sehnauxtr 1* ft German type gf dog much like a Ur* /ie r. Sunday'* Result* CM* JA ,ttrte/A Y A Y .St Louit 99 New York R9 Balttmore 126 Cincinnati 119 Bn*ton 112 Detroit too l Only same* game* schedule,) r r " “— ’ w m w rrrn in tlrr*— Detroit v* N. V *t Boston Lo* Angeles at Boston Sin Francisco at Cincinnati Only games achedulrd Tueaday’i Game* 6 J M W 0 r**od< SY tt’/ fM 3 J / V T/t’g CMor jo OAMtf,. fm u 1 I I f r r * \\ V - k'1 equipment tires $ i *d-#i N-^L) . 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F IR S T S T , S A N F O R D MdM— — h mm 1 w r* — s e r v ic e 8-6 DAILY, 8*9 FRI. 1n cm* msmamummm ■JMaMFHm s t o r e PH.322 2821 * �-j * r K -^ . ■...» ! * * --—■ ___________ i \ , OM. .11 ■1 SNAS Vigilanft Birr * "I" Pnge 8— Mon. Dec. 28, '64 VinTorB VrnTB South Pacific The Sanfold Naval Air Stalion tower gave the signal a few d*y» ago for what was to be a 10,000 mile flight of a locally baaed Vigilante from here to the USS Ranger some­ where in the South Pacific. At 3:07 p. m. on Dec. It the first trans pacific flight of a RA-SC aircraft got under way with these words: “ Sanford tower this Is Navy 151620 standing by for clear­ ance." "Roger,’ * came the reply, •*ATC clears Navy Jet 151620 to Alameda Air Station via. .*' The trip was not going to be an easy one for Lt. Charles E. McKenna, pilot, and the re­ connaissance attack navigator, CLIMBING ABOARD their RA-BC Vlgilnnto in n historic trnnft-Pacific <Lt. (jg ) Forrest W. Sherrill flight from Sanford to the South Pacific are these two men stationed at Jr. There would be long hours Sanford Naval Air Station. In the foreground is Lt. Charles E. Mc­ for the pilot and the recon­ Kenna, pilot, and with him in Lt. (ji?) KorreHt W. Sherrill Jr., the naviga­ naissance attack navigator sit­ tor. (Official U. S. Navy Photo) ting In their cockpits of the Mach two reconnaissance at­ tack bomber. During these hours miny lask< would, be performed: radio communica­ tions, in-flight refueling, and constant alertness to Die performsnee of the versatile ItASC aircraft. Sanford-to Alameda in-Cali Ry.M*nWn:t _CrzsJby__ .la id , .najley, J oe Catmoa; TornraTiSM Be CM R l f t f to? “ j December Dusty Roots' Junlar.dolebonding. DarTene‘ of the long Journey. However. | The Ferrell, Michael-Kelley, Steve from California lo the final Horse Show started off with a Halkcr; senior polehendlng, destination, performance of the bounce as Club Vice President Joe Cannon, Joyce Kelley, pilot, the reconnaissance attack Hob White, Jn a false takeoff Van Stuart; pick up, open, Joe navigator, and the aircraft leading the Grand Entry, had Cannon, Mjp-y Ferrell and Rewould have tc be perfect. The his horse spooked by Old liecca Giles; Junior western crew and the RA-SC did per­ Glory and "R ebel" actyd like pleasure, E vart. Shohmakcr, form perfectly; to Hawaii, aa buckin' bronco coming out I.inda Murphy. Tommy A m ­ cross 2,200 miles of water to lin. senior western pleasure, ot the shoot. Wake Island, over another 1,* Entrance to the rodeo arena R. K. Safely, Pal Bradford, 560 mile* of ocean to Guam, ■purled a brand new sign let­ Jack Kelley; 1,300 more mllci to the PhtlpJunior (lag race. Tommy tered cleverly in rope which pines and then to the USS was nude and given to the Austin, E v a r t Shoemaker. Ranger. club by Miss Marjorie Adams Darlene Ferrell; senior Hag The first trans pacific flight ot Daytona Reach at the No­ race, Larry Cannon, Jack of an RA-SC, however, could Kelley, Robert Eaton; musical vember show. not have been accomplished if Junior high point trophy for lires, open. Tommy Aiistln, the crew and the aircraft had| the day went to Tommy Aus Joe Cannon!“ "Robert Eaton, not received outstanding sup ; tin nl Lnngwood who grabbed jackpot Jumping figure A port from the various Naval i off 26 of the possible t2 points Larry Cannon. Travis ilruwn, Commands, auadrons, a n d wttti two firsts and two sec­ Van Stuart. ships which provided In Right | onds among others refueling, radar, and cbm* Senior high point trophy munirations assistance, and went lo Joe Cannon Of <ir navigational aids along the lalido who raced away with flight path. 21 points including three llrsls And so. at 7 35 a in, on December 20 Navy 131620 land and one seeoml These show points, second ed aboard Hie aircraft car­ f t in n series of six, are being rier Hanger somewhere in the aecu in ula led toward a two Miss Ivti SjoiuMin^, the Mr*’ South Pacific The landing fol­ foot tall six months high point f i t i t j mid (iift. .Shop, »Sh nfo i d lowed 10,000 miles of flight irophy sponsored by Mitchell IMri/.a inml Hiitifoi«I, i Im | VM*rc the longest extended flight ot trailers of Sanlord winch was fail Ihi isl in HU hi title appeal an RA-SC Vigilante, and Upon display for ilic tu-st time illli in fin* inoal recent jnmjo first Trans-I’ arilic Bight of an «■ml «<I'jiar<*nVl> vt;is art wren «»f Ihe **l ’Inim sStoie A^e," i It A-SC. inifioriiil piihlit alion for elmin In the wonts ot Vice Admiral were pared last as tlu-y rvi*r .iloic maiii!||e! N. Ramsey, Commander Nasal Tilt* in title wan mt*c<i111pHll* Air Forres, t! S Atlantic had lii's'n. la-ader in competition for M’i J iiy it ile iio r m ill r * t c i i >t Fleet “ The planning and smooth execution ot Bit- first Hus award, with four mure phofiift o f the U K ( 4i i l i | HlliJ R A W Transpar Is a tribute lo 1 sbuws in go. t* senior division •*11f t Shop which U.MN I e» elit l> the skill and high degree of tuler Jark Kellry of Cocoa opt iietf hy Minn S p a ll 111ink' The -hop u Ih e f 11t%l III h competence ot personnel in with II points, followed tty vulted Wei' done to all and lunous, Kvarl shoemaker 211 f ia m h is e t ) ilit i 191 o f 5 tn ie s lie especially to l.t McKenna and poinls. Tu rn illy \ushn. , 26 Ih jj esf n h |i*h e i| Iiy t)ie Hen poltlls. Christine ( opelell. 25 Kiankhn liivtMtm o f ( i i y |*io Lt. tjg l Sherrill " 1 [mints. Vulniic Allred. - 23 ilmtH ( t o p . Minn SpaiihhuK. pIMOnla and seniiir Jot* rtniioii o u ite r itf the * lu t e , h I m i op* unit 23 points.* e ia le p the Hen K TutiM in vaProviding a more sober note Me ty w Ini** in I he Food F a it in the atlerniMin's aclivities .Shopping center. was the announcement that Big Ciirlstophi'r family, vvlptse Fanfotd Rai l ration Depart- 1 mother and son, I^-e. was m merit announced today, the a serious auloiiinlillc aeeldenl annual holiday dance will t«- til Orlando, would enjoy hear held on New Year’s Day. mg from their ruler friends starting al 7:30 p.m. Tlie Christophers have been George F. Hull, 71', died Music Will be the Fc)o*h- i a.-live Uisttnits , fort,vt,rM am id young Lee, in [ M,. mot in i H o a p lia l in O rla m lu . teenage dance- blinds in the rrUinil comJilton in Oranj£r I R o m O ct. 3 ii, IM85 in C r e r i' Centr nl Ftoi Ida nie». The Memorial Hospital, is popular b I iu w , A l a , he tia il liv e d in event will eonelude al It pin amorn; sprctntori and rulers S u n fo id fo r the past 47 y e a r s , Department director Jim . ntitkin^ Ills home on S o u th Jeriilgun said Hint regular Kvent uinoers. first three in SmiiTohI A ve n u e and at M an ­ H . \S TATION aehotil rluthes will be tin' each in older as named, were ioc Coi ner during tins lime, diess for' the oeriisiuri All junipr keyhole. Darlene Fer |)F « a» * retired farmrr. teenager * are urged, Jernigun re It, tommy Austin, Linda Survivor* me four children, added, to pick up reert'atirm .Murphy; senior keyhole. (Van Kugene Hull and Mrs. Stella card* so they will mil mist Stuart, Larry Cannon, Dale |Smith, of Sanford; Harry out on the ldg holiday affair. Ferrell; junior clover leal Hall, of Grrtna, Iji . and Mr*. Kvarl Shoemaker. T o m m y Lcdn Sumner, of Folsom, La.; SEE-ALl. LONG GRAIN Austin. Michael Kelley; senior 14 grandchildren and two In space language, Mach clover leaf, Van Stuart, ltar- grrat-giandchildrcn. is the speed of sound. Service* and burial at Syl­ van Lake Cemetery were scheduled for 2:30 p. m. to­ llltm; R E D N O . 3U3 C A N day. S-**. ---- ------ -t- t ?r Jackie Keeps Quiet Holiday ASPEN, Colo. (UPI) — T be.a. m. today and after addition*! the exclusive Aspen Alps Club.lduring the day on the western! from its normal sire of 1,200 i most famous tourist in this al skiing Instruction lunched at I More than a foot of snow fell Colorado community; swelled' about 5,000. » * 4 ________ !___- * -__;_*. ___________ _ _■ __-__.______ . _ _________ snow-packed mountain resort town turned in early Sunday night while most of the vaca­ tioners here whooped, it up al parties. Mrs. John F. Kennedy and her children, Caroline. 7. and John J r„ 4, were in bed,by & II TOD a rt 62 rear* ot a ia nr p. m. after a full day of activi­ ty which began before dawn. •iliW and ara r a r r it in t " ' t r hall nl tnor I ih -uhi* Irnra re­ The widow of President Ken­ tirement b e n rfili under Sn rlal nedy and her children attend­ S e ru rflr nr anr ilm ila r |M-n*inn Application for Membership In Eekerd Drug Stores ed 7 a. m. mass at St. Mary’ s plan run ara enlltled to t'H F E Memberdi Ip In ilia E r lr r d Catholic Church with the Rob­ Dm* Stnret Senior C iliie n ber! Kennedy family, then ate Club. Members re re h a a dratile breakfast *L Aspen Meadows Lodge, the plush resort where diw nnnt from r r r u l i r telling MEMBERSHIP CARDS HONORED n rlre nr m annlaelurer’t retail they are staying. iit l p rire nn a ll preterip linnt, Despite an open invitation to pharm areutlrala. vitam ins, and more than a doren parties, the mn»t ntlier drug tnpplies (nr PiMM *nr«tl at • m*m|*i at th« flefcara Ciiltvrt 0**mi Ctu» I HUT* Ov«* 'll O rr,rtotal ids*' Incan'* I off wf --.s on»- and Sad* lacuMtv *** •tmtint r#1ie*mant franafila wfitcii tonttituU former First Lady chose to IIteir own nte arrn rd in a lo our •«" “ •* * * '* ,n 4 ml* noMiiftU anif i)*t« not «t)it*pat» an# •nr wart V • un S irlla M that this t» (a, Senior C fllre rti Sebednla i* tuRitel to «-«nrollation lor ibuv* stay in her room and rest afHo duet, nn a tiv tim e n li. nn trr a morning of skiing in­ n k lira lin n II tnu q u tlilv . fill My name it................................ ................... S S# (or Plan) struction on 7,900-foot Butter­ nut the ap pllralin n at iba r is lit and b r in i to any Eekerd D r u | milk Mountain, a "beginners" Address.............................. ...................................................... slope three miles west of As­ Siam. pen. Signature.................................................................................. She began her day kt 5:30 ABSOLUTELY FR E E ! M E M B E R S H I P IN T H E ECKERD DRUG STORES SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB BRING THIS APPLICATION TO ANY ECKERD DRUG STORE (SORRY, NO MAIL ORDERS) SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB AT ALL ECKERD DRUG STORES Dusty Boots December Show Leads Off With a'Bounce'- OF Y O IT A SAFE' AND HARPY HOLIDAY? II O P 12-O Z . P K ( I. Business Briefs 2 C onven ien t L ocallon w : 11(10 \V. I'ltli. St. Ilh . S t. \ S a n fo rd A ve. u : \\ S P A R E RIBS I I U S ll I.I! \ N PORK 49 .KAN I’ORK NECK B O N ES 59 39 SA UCE Slated Friday George F. Hall, 79, Succumbs GRITS H) lb. TO M A TO Holiday Dance 39' lb. F E L L CU T ROUND— f c i ’L L ’ U — S IR L O IN S T EA K LB. 69C LGE.BAG RICE Ethel Cowan, 60, Tomatoes 3 IM IT 3 W ITH Dies Thursday Mr*. Ethel Cowan. 60, 311 East 10th Street, died at 4 a. m. Thursday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Dorn May J7, 1U04, in Al­ ma, Ua., alia had lived 1fl San­ ford for the part 42 year*. She la survived by ons brother, Marvin O. Bland, of Sanfurd, and two niecea. Funeral srrviue* and burial took place in Alma. NOT RESPONSIBLE / PROUDEST PAPA at the KiwattU Father^ Daughter luncheon was Frank Dunn, whose daughter, Gigi, ia the only girl in a family of four boys . . . . all bin brothers. (Herald Photo) I will not be responsible fori any debt* incurred by anyone other than myaclf. CARMEN J. I’ KESUTTO YOU SAVE f-VUQ O R D E R MOST AT TIP TOP "Mn. g " FRENCH FRIES WINTER GARDEN . 9 oz. pkg. 3/25c JONATHAN A P P LES FRESH GREEN 4 “ 39c CABBAGE V. U. 8. NO. 1 YELLOW . O N IO N S FRUIT PIES Apple Peach Cherry 3/89c limit 3 3 » 19‘ LB. 5 S. NO. 1 WHITE POTATOES 10 ^ 49 f LIMIT t8 LBS. PLEASE �•* *■- «fc* % T t fH( Sinfarft *% Vrralft • 'Hon. Dec. 28, 'G4— Page 9 Old Fashioned SM OKED rrmnnTrfi SAVf REG 45* . . D IX IE D ARLIN G J LO N G MALCOLM Mi Clei Iun Jr„ o f West L a k e Brantley, is Hiiending a Christmas furlough at h o m e before entering s p e c i a l training in Maryland to qualify for the U. S. Nav.il Acude* • G R A IN 29* . . FLAGA BLA CKEYE PEAS 4 % f 'REG REG. 10* . . BUSH D IX IA N A FROZEN BLA CKEYE BLA CK EYE PEAS j P 19 13^2515 l.ORlDA VINE RIPENED 10 o i PKGS t w i r r s premium Tomatoes! 49 Q U A N T IT Y ‘ R IG H T S R E S E R V E D PklCtS GOOD' THRU D ECEM BER “ BORDEN S CREAM 3 1ST «!N*.oiai« tTo»l* me W-D BRAND . . BONELESS FULL C u t ROUND TA «?N CW P H IL A D E IP H IA TASTE 0 Sl>( fROZEK Sticks 3 iCX’ iF T F R r w r t o A l l SW EET Roast Roast W D BRAND . . CHUCK sriT .ltm tA N D GRADE c a n n e TT BREAKSTONE 100 EX T R A STAMPS W ITH COUPON A GROUND REGULAR 87 . . . FO lGFR S M OUN TAIN GROWN A.0 CURNlO Coffee . . 159 Coffee . . - 49 Detergent- 39 Pears Greens 3 < = ” 25 Driiik Beans P f GUI AR 77 » Drinks Treets Boy Scout Troop Enjoys Party MCI CAM J li . fly Ji<n* ( lloy S*-out Tro»»p .(41 of t • seller ry hrld it* nntiunl ChriMninr P»rt) *»» WtHter HtU of ths CiM«lK«rry Coro munltv Mrth«*di«t rhutch The tr»H»p Scoutmtiftlrr \\ . T. Dslllrl Jt . "ith ticket* in order that h« and his uife tan utt**ud tl»*» An­ imal llatoiuvl of tin Crnlral Florida t'oiincil to In- held Jan. II in C'rlando. h uitlt l pi r s i'lit r d rut h th' ouI with a harnicarved nftktr* chief slide, each individually a n il c a rv e d h im , RfcGULAW 5V< URAt.»IN a 'T O R V A C U U M P A C K fD . BLUE OR W H IT l ARROW REGULAR 39 * LA . . THRIFTY M A .D N o. 2 V i R t u U lA R i* r i mit DAtelf.o BROWN N SER»l NNlR CANS REGULAR 2/23* SO E * 1 R A g r id n gaiitV Lil io the rt \rae an e&rhsngr of gifts het « r « n the hoy* anti lefroshvnenta w rrtf served. The gruup aleo w»nt caiol* to* in the neighborhood. Kiiial plan* » i k u>*dr fur thr winter ramping trip l« tie held at O'Lenu State I'ark near High Spring*. The trout* will lie accompanied by Danial ami Freil Staedler Sr. ami will make the trip In the Troop Hut. STA M P S V .IT H C R A C k l f r GOOD P O T A T O BUSH M USTARD - TU RN IP - COLLARD 46-oi. CANS R fG U LA R 3/45* . VAN CAM P POLK 300 CANS Seven Students ••*• • i e »»• Score ‘A ’ Honors Seven Sanford Junior High 9) School etudenta made the **A" Honor Roll during the •ecomj *ix aeeki grading pe­ riod, Hugh Carlton, priixlpal. announced. Those in the ninth gradr were Sheraljrnn Williame and 6 ue Price; eighth giadert ‘. were John Durham, Hetty Kuy kendall Analre Moore and a Vm Robblne. Lon* seventh • grader « at Ann MacLauch- •Ti*» .. There were 176 students on The ” B" honor roll — 66 in the ninth grade, 51 in the eighth grade and t»0 in the *Seventh grad*. J. M e e d tlwayt h«» been «b•olirteb' eloeed to . non Slot |l*mt, who ritk death U d*' PO c t « i • U MUM Ground Beet a « D * Ta au Dac D IX IA N A lift FR O Z E N TOP VALUE STAMPS DIXIANA FROZEN rm o M « l eflOB Seafood Plotter! Wagon Stcoki u ifi o Bli •OOU TMNU »lk. lit* D IX IA N A F R O Z E N D IX IA N A F R O Z E N TOP YALUI STAMPS TWO PNOHM BUIB Chut • •OOO TMNU DU Bill ONI M Ol. J A* CMP Strawberry Prato*. •OOO TMNUOIC HBt O* tO* «-*MM V ll •II ••Of. PH. cNAraiM- « • • • • >• M Family Cramat •OOO TMNUDU Slav if N* ewaiM �I Garden Club Fetes Author At Coffee The gracious Washington ered detail, was an alabaster j arrangement of fugl mums I and silver candles, Drive home of Mrs. Voile Wil­ container holding a unique |combined with silver leaves! Coffee was poured from liam*' Jr. was the setting of a reception coffee for the Gar­ den Club of Sanford honoring Amy B. Lau, author of the new book, "Teaching Table Techniques." Mrs. Williams greeted the guests, at the door and Intro­ duced them to the receiving line headed by Mr*. Lau of Winter Park; Mrs. Herbert Chain* Sr., a neighbor of Mrs. Lau, who assisted with sewing and preparing for the book a* well as lecture* and tours, and Mrs. Francis J. Mueller, president of the Winter Park Garden Club, who assisted with the programs. The William* home featured magnificent creative holiday decor with a topiary over the spacious stone mantle design­ ed from corn husks, pine cones and colorful fruit* and berries. Centering the serving table, which was covered in an ex­ quisite cutwork cloth featur­ ing Intricate hand embroid­ MUR. AMY R, LAU, left, Winter Park author, shown copy of her lw>ok to Mrs. Voile A. (Cownl**v-JWUUiMn‘» Jr. at n recent coffee hold at the. Williams home. Looking- <rn a re Mrs. Herbert Challis Sr. of Winter Park and Mrs. Francis J. Mueller, president of the Winter Park Garden Club. Bring water to a high boil­ ing point, without salt, before cooking corn on tho cob. It will taste better. tique silver service comple­ mented with a variety of dain­ ty Danish pastries sttraclivety arranged on silver trays. The Ixora Circle members served as hostesses for the and pouring were ofof the circle who arc Mrs. J o h n Morgan, Mr*. Brooke Smith, Mrs. Robert Rosemond and Mrs. Kenneth McIntosh. Amy Lau's ‘ Teaching Table Techniques" is a fabulous in­ terpretation of splendid table sellings designed for moder­ ate Incomes combined ilh ingenuiety, patience and elbow grease. The book is actually a pre­ lude to gracious living with brilliant colored photographs featured throughout. The contents Include table coverings and how to make them; table appointments; a decorative unit; every day "quickies"; holiday and special occasion t a b l e s ; Christmas decora­ tions; extras a n d flower shows. Copies of this , fascinating gtihlicaUoa wvay '“t purchased from L’Naaf Shop in Winler Park or from the sulhor her­ self. I *' i Tngc3l The ^best* enjoyed the con-1exchanges Two tables were laden willil iTrmcnla lilrscllvcly arrange By Julia lUrloa | e. j,genial get-together with many| greetings. The beautiful Boston Road templing party pretty refresh-! for the beautiful service. home of Mr. and Mr*. Robert Bradford Sr. In Altamonte Springs was the settlngirecent­ ly for an elaborate open house Chrialmss party wilh friend* from Ssnford, Oviedo and Orlando participating in the festivities. Decorating t h e reception area were beautiful arrange­ ments depicting the Christmas theme. OVEN CLEANING MANSFIELD, Ohio <UPI) — Homs service specialists suggest you clean your oven thle way: fill a aauca dish with household ammonia and-leave it In the elosed oven over­ night. In the morning, even the moet etubbom soil will be eaey to remove with a cloth dipped In warm, eoapy water. The home aarvlca spectaiiats for Waatinghouia explain am­ monia haa an amasing facul­ ty for looaanlng aven bakeden splll-overe. EanTurB Page 10 — Dec. 28, 1964 WereIB Miss Southward E ngaged. Yule Meeting . Mr. and Mr*. Erneat M.| nounce the engagement and| daughter, Mia* R o a e m a r y Mr*. Donna Welta and Mrs. Southward of Sanford ' an- J approaching marriage of their I Southward, to Martin Allen Kornreich, ion of Mr*. Law- • Dorothy Wade boated the Dec. rcnce Kornreich and the lata 18 Christmaa coffee of .the Mr. Kornreich, of Manhattan, WASPS (Wives of Aircraft New York City. Support Personnel of Sanford) The lovely bride-elect wa* held at the home of Mrs. Wells. The guests were greeted by bright decoration* and a tab le laden with dellclou* home - born in Hanford and wai made pastries, and centered with a lovely Christmas candie engraved with golden leave*. The wive* Continued In the and la presently a senior at holiday spirit a* they caching. the University of Florida, ■ ed gift* and entertained ape Her fiance was born in New cial guests, Mrs. York and attended New York thews, mother of Mrs. Mary University as an undergrad­ Ellen Hughes, and Mrs, Betty uate and waa graduated wilh Barley, guest of Mr*. Wade. class of 1959. He is a The business of the day was event senior medical student a tth e presented to the members by University of Florida. Mrs. Cindy Parsons, and in­ The wadding, will be an WHEN TO GROUND cluded election of a new sec­ of Jan. 8 at the homo ' retary-treasurer. Mr*. THE STORK MYTH the bride’* parents. Gellner, and a telephone com­ PALM SPRINGS. Cmlft. mutes chairman, Mr*. Jean (U I’l) — At age nine, the Muagrovc, as the members bid typical boy,or girl knows why farewell to the former secre­ the bees buzx and birds hum. tary-treasurer, Mrs. Mary So w.’ y>-a»t .levej with tha Loftus, and telephone chair­ youngatertnfWiA-' man. Mrs. Katie Kent, as both life? . will be leaving the area soon. That ia the age, according W MISS ROSEMARY SOUTHWARD The gala morning gathering to Dr. Robert N. Rutherford, waa brought to a close as the that sex education ought to members presented two door begin. The expert from the priie* to lucky winners. Mrs. University of Washington Katie Kent and ID*. Lenoie ffehool . of ‘ Medictire/rSfattle. . Thletr •'' ■- vloTJ a *ynfpo*fum“ on WASPS attending werl the iation Growth” that Ufa facta Mmes. Carolyn Conroy, Marti at that age would b*lp to aolva Danklef, Louise Fadden, Pam By Mrs. II. L. Johnson to which say*: "Seek the the related problems of juniorGarcia, Lou Gellner, Isabelle Twenty-one girls from the Iruth, Act in kindness. Create high pregnancy, teenage mar* p Goshorn, Mary E. Hughes, Upauty, Do the iiccdful deed." riage, and the divorces that Katie Kent. Mary Jo I-oflu*, Lake Mdnroc 4-H Handy Help­ This motto was written down terminate half of these marriers club motored to Umatilla Molly Mahlman and Kathy by the girls to be remember­ ugc*. Saturday to visit the HarryMantel. ed in the future. This will be Also the Mmes. Jean Mus- A n n a Crippled Children’s done by them because they To keep clothes from blow­ grove, Cindy Parsons, Pat home.'They were accompanied are making plans to start on ing o ff a line, use two coat Scott, Genie Spradlin, Shir­ by their leader, Mrs. II. L. another project for these chil­ hanger* with hook* facing in ley Taylor, Letwrc Thiel, Johnson, and Mr. and* Mrs. dren to ha taken to them at a oppoaita directions. Phyllis Thompson, Dorothy Wilbur Pent, Mrs. J. V. War­ later date. Wade, Marie Walker, Donna ren and Sirs. Kirkpatrick. Later the same evening the The girls took a large pack­ Wella and Sally Williams. age of gifts they had made girls had a wonderful time to be distributed to the boys at the Christmas party plan-' *M.'*&u*y*. ned and prepared by them at ■ and girts. the home of their leader. A They were given a complete tour of the building by one o( gaily decorated tree was plac­ the nurses, Mrs. McCormick, ed in one .corner of the living and they spent some time wilh room. The decorating " com ­ the children till king to them mittee composed of Hetty and about Christmas and their Charlene Baker, Linda PalDIRT GARDENERS CIRCLE Ion, Gail Cooper and Mjrtic hobbles. The Dirt Gardeners met at [ The therapy room proved an Harris used a color scheme of the home of Mrs. C. W. Ua interesting point to the girls red 'and green in decorating krr for a coffee and buslneia as it was explained to them the room?. meeting. Becky nnd Barbara Gowan very thoroughly by Nurse Mc­ Refreshments were served' were in charge of the gift ex­ Cormick. from a table centered with After the tour ot the differ­ change. Donna Pent, Karen an arrangement of red carna ent rooms they were taken to Kirkpatrick, Cookie Russell (ions, A beautiful table Christthe hobby room and showed and It iitls Bullard were in mat tree of fresh porlacarpits the many things the children charge of refreshments. The sprinkled lightly with snow mixed cold drinks were given FOR Al’ I'UlNTMENT and twinkle lights was made had made Thik was in charge to the girls by William Har­ of Nurse Freeman, who is ttic by Mr*. Baker. ris, father of .Myrtle. CALL 322-5692 Mr*. Herbert Plapp explain­ grandmother ol one of Dje A special guest of Hie girls visiting girls, Julie Gatias. ed how to make an angel out was the county agent. Miss of scraps of material starched Mrs. Frerman instrucls Myrlie Wilson. She and Mrs. and then sprayed gold. them in making their own Johnson were presented gitU BEAUTY SALON Plants were exchanged by molds for making ceramics by (he girls during the even­ members present. and they have their own kiln; IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL ing Various games and other Those attending were the fur baking the ceramics. They ; ( , , ___ i which Mmes. C. D Perry. W, A. also have * loom from , ,,were participated ’ , ’ 3rd & MAGNOLIA In during the paily hours. Yung, W. E Klrchhoff, Byron they do their own weaving, Fox, R. F. Robison, J. R. Several articles that thrill­ Wells. W. D. Gardiner, H. C. ed the girls were pictures Plapp, Clyde Ramsey, Irvin made out of rice and maca­ Fleischer, Charles Weaver, roni, a framed picture of a George Harden, 1. E. Deeper, map or the United States William Bristol and co-hos­ made with four colors of yarn, tesses Mrs. W. B. Wray and eperges made from palmetto; Mr*. I. E. Batten, and Dr. fronds, vases made from Doris Cline. plastic containers and a mot- ^ of the season's Santa At Childrens Home fjahdsw Cijud&A THE ROBERT BRADFORD home in Altamonte Springs wan tho site of a recent open houtte honoring many area residents. Enjoying the festiviticH from the left are John Evans, Oviedo; IT'S THE CRESCENT Cut For The New Silhouetie J2>00— Shaping IJ.SO— Shampoo & Set CALL 322-4913 Hosts W A S P S 2 Uljf Monroe Handy Helpers Aid ___ ____________ sum FOR AFI’ OINTMENT Mrs. Donna Wells Mr. nnd Mm. Robert Bradford Sr., hosts; Mm. Dougins SteriHtroni, Mr. Stenslrom anil Robert BcHHerer, all from Sanford. s- Deltona Capability Personals CHICAGO (UIM) — What kind of science fiction ia till*7 You allow up In take your driver'* teat and the examiner tella you to atep right up and let the computer evaluate your capabilities! _ It’a not happening yet and probably won’t happen, *ay» |>r, lto** A. McFarland, of Harvard University School of I’ublie Health. Hut Dr. Mc­ Farland note* that comput­ er* and other electronic aids will he o f considerable value lic e n s in g the aver-increaslng"- number driver appllranta. r e sp o n sib le for of By Mildred Henry Mr. ami Mr*. Oscar Craigh* ton and family of Hartley Circle have left fur their old home in Michigan. They will viilt relativei and friends during the Holiday*, coming back to Deltona after the first of the year. The Craighton’* son, Jim, who is in training at tlie K I Sawyer Air Force Base in Michigan will apend the Holiday* with them. MBS. W. H. MARTIN, seated, of Oviedo assists in pouring at the lovely open house held re­ cently at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Brad­ ford Sr. in Altamonte Springn. Also nnsisting were Mm. Hobert Watson, standing left, and Mrs. Ronald Mnsten. COLLEGE BOYS • Wa Invite Accredited Charge Account* l • We Invite You To Check Our Competitive Priceel • Free Delivery Service I • We Offer The Personalized Attention Of "Hom* Town • Folks!” • Free Prescription Pickup Service! FOR Y O U R B A C K - S'nowbmnd The Robert Haney* of Hart­ ley A\*nue will have Mr*. Ray Llrwellyn of Isabella, Minnesota ai a guest. Mr*. Llewellyn, who it Mr*. Han­ ey’* aiatar, will enjoy an ex­ tended visit In Deltona. Sha Put a wide rubber band on reports a io w of 80 degraa Jar top caps that a n hard to below aero at the present time unacraw. Tha band will halp in her home located near tha with tha grip. Canadian border. Ws know aha ia looking forward to tha warm waather wa have bean •njoylng in Florida. Tim X Hormone lotfo* CH RISTM AS CARD S and W in t e r J e w e lr y $9 .9 5 PRICE M l85 . Touchton’s Rexall Drug U t i D j Owned And Operated By Glean McCall And "Entla" Mill* PHONE 322-2482 i p 9vu}'a Shoe Store dow ntow n san ford n a a n th at f 7 . M 81LVKRPLATE BY — INTERNATIONAL SANTORO FLOWER SHOP Oar. E. 1st 4k Sanford Ato, 122-1122 - UUUI • KADER JEWELERS 112 S. PARK AVE. Halfprice sale on Bonne Bells -Refresher 9 fo r complexions ALL C0NSIII1 US I OR YOUR TO a "Tha Prescription Oar Primary Concern" Pancakes Although we don't have pancakes. For each pancake, snow down here let's try pour about Vi cup baiter on­ to hot UgliUy greased griddle these. Bake to a golden brown. For PANCAKES: lilting, pan-fry chipped heel 2 cups milk in butter. Stir in 1 cup of the 2 eggs sour cream. Place about 1 2 tbspa. melted shortening Ibip. filling on each pancake 2 cups.pancake mix and roll up. Arrange in two FILLING: Its qt. greased casseroles' or H lb. chipped beef, chopped one B by 13 inch greased bak­ 2 tbsps. margarine ing pan. Spread remaining sour cream on top. Bake in i 2 cup* dairy aour cream For pancakei, place milk, pre heated 325 degree oven eggi and shortening in bowl. about 5 minutes or until heat­ Add pancake mix. Stir lightly ed. Serves 8. until batter is smooth. Some­ what lumpy batter makes light TO-SCHOOL SHOES • Compare Our Price With The Price You Pay After The So Called Prescription Discount! I COR. 1st * MAGNOLIA SEE US Mr. Frank Reed of Hartley Avenue will spend Christmas week in Deltona, returning in January after hIa retirement goes into effect in Michigan. Mr*. Reed returned to Del­ tona recently after undei going heart surgery in Ford Hospit­ al in Michigan. All the neigh­ bor* on Hartley Avenue will be glad to set the Reed* establi* ted in their home here pefminently. EVELYN'S Gift* • Card* ■ Book* 210 E. First St. Hm X Hormone Oran fret |reg. flOqf run tax Don't fct your lace tell time. Plus X Cream, at bight... Pius X Lotion as an ideal make-vp base art day, Here's a full month's supply of youth- giving estrogens. You'll find they absorb quickly, to help nourish and lubricate dry skin. The way jlc/n cells are rev/faffred helps bring « fresher, more youthful appearance. Bonne Be# P lu s X Cream and Lotion have been the choke ol discriminating women lor over 20 years. �m - l.. Wjr ^tnTiTrS • (b o o h 1 4 i $ By Abigail Van Buren U bbu MONDAY P. MM l (St News DEAR ABBY: My husband *nd I have been beat friendi. with the couple next door together, have taken trips to­ gether and our children play together. One night (a few weeks ago) the husband Vent to bed early, so his wife came over to watch TV with, for years. We play bridge us. She went home around midnight, but forgot her house key and was locked out. Her husband, being a very sound sleepsr, didn't hear the doorbell. She came v over to our bedroom window (not wishing to awaken our children by ringing our door­ bell), and shouted up to us to help her get into her house. My husband put on his bathrobe and went outaide to try to find an open window in their house while I kept ringing their phone.' hoping to wake up her hus­ band. t TELEVISION TONIGHT Dec. 28. 1964— Pape 11 WrraTI and my husband was homa in fire minutes. One of the neighbors must have seen my friend under our bedroom window, and watched, my husband join her in his bathrobe, and now we find ourselves in the mid­ dle of a big scandal! Some say- we’ve been switching mites for years. Others say this woman Is trying to break up my home. Anyway, the talk is all over town and we are afraid our children might hear It from theirplaymates. I can't go up and down the streets yelling Jt Isn't true. What can we do? We can’t all leave (own We own our homes, our hus­ band’s jobs sre here, and we can't afford to move. INNOCENT VICTIM DEAR INNOCENT: Don't do anything. If you could •(-. .ford to leave town, the move finally succeeded- would only make you appear guilty. Worthwhile people cians are constantly being neither believe gossip nor pursued by man-hungry wo­ spread It. And the most men, but those who don't wholehearted denial h»4 yet# want to be bothered need to still one vicious tongue. bnly to ignore the glances, Stay where you are and keep messages and overtures as your sense of humor. soon as they get the pitch. • • • • • • DEAR ABRY: 1 am disDEAR ABRY: The Utter gusted with women. My hus­ from the mother of the 17band plays with a wellyear-old boy, who tried to known band Women call him tell her that he should be up and write to him from all allowed to stay out until over the country. Some o* . yidnight every night because them are old enough to be "all of his friends" could, his mother. I often travel fascinated me. I am the mo­ with my husband and have ther of five sons. My oldest ictually seen wwnan follow (now married) tried the him to the door of the men's same stunt with me. 1 asked room! Any time now I ex­ him for the names of the pect to see one go In after boys who had all th« privil­ him. Whatever happened to eges he wanted and 1 tele­ decent women? phoned their mothers In -WU LISA DEAR LISA Decent wo­ men are still with us, so don't judge the entire sex by the women you've seen chasing your husband Musi­ front of him. It turned out that all the boys werr us­ ing the same story. .They laid 01’ R son had all the a ” priviligrs THEY wanted. Tbe other mothers were glad I called. Once my son learn­ ed that Mother could not be fooled, he quit trying. A THANKFUL MOTHER • • • ?roblams? Write to ABRY, Box 69700, Los Angeles Calif . For a persooal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. * • • Hate to write letter?? Send one dollar to Abbv, Box 69700. I.os Angeles, Calif., for Abby'a booklet. "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." ( I ) New s, 8 porta, W eather I t# t«> M e v e r lc k il l c i t s New s <>> t l u n t l e ) - H r l n k l e y R eport , 7 "0 l ? ) Kan* iJr#jr 7*1 ItlgPlt * : . ] • <:» itri tioi C o u r t <9 ) V o y i g * To Th# Hot* tom of th# s *a («) To Till th* Truth I.M <•) fir# Oot A Hocrot ISO <•> Th# Antlr llrlfflth •how ( 9) No T im # ••*nt# fo r (It IS) I f I# II I (S) (I) t i l l (St ( 1:#S iSI ' TUESTIAT P. M. ■ th# t*» *# <21 Alfr#i! H it c h c o c k t i l llrn Ca«ty Itiooi <ti N*«#. Sport*, thef <21 NMiirnpa <01 N*e*»lln# Woo* <21 Tonlto .<how (9) Th# leat# Show TUESDAY A. M. S Sit H t Neste By Oswald Jacoby I# The weirdest hand o f 1064, If not of all time, appeared in the Men's Pair event of the Summer Nationals in Tor­ ch to. tru- H » U LiiL in a lm o st jn a n jr - w m y s m * "I have the problem of dry, wispy , Bfekfe W also a over the opening two-hesrt dirty gray and blonde mixture hid. This made it impossible i What should 1 do? I must do for North and South s f-ib home, as 1 have no ‘'•uuill m Ml u u.r |....c work "> »» •! • M l...___ J __J ____I_________________ _ Blackwood and .a couple of j money for We...a. beauty parlors — South players went to seven I Mrs. W." N O R T H <D) A None 1 I O K I S ♦ KQ9 W EST . , EAST ____ n o -tru m p a f t e r E a s t defended t h e r e - w o r o — ygr to 8 6 8 . : A cK K H £ £ ? V 10 3 - V N one play It. The > pairs that -got to ♦ 93 ♦ 94 bidding in the box wus about * J 10 9 8 7 * 6 4 32 ai normal as any. 80VT1I East was down five at sev­ A J9 en spades for a loss of 1,400 V 8S ♦ A K Q J 10861 which was the heat Fast ami A A West could do since seven Both vulnerable hearts was a lay down and North East South Wrst worth 2.210 points. 2V SA 4 N T. 9 A Curiously enough, while a fl v ' 6 A 70 Tssa few North players were al­ 7V 7A Bass Bass Dble. Bass Bass Pass lowed to play six hearts amt Opining lead— 8 K. amre 1,460 points, not one to hnl seven was permitted to collect the grand slam n unusual action with thrlr even-raid shade suits and bonus. A few Fast players decided jumped light to five spades U)& Jh& Ufjonuin: . Ka et .loui.ir d , m| raw M l (It Perm SSeetoet de­ part t la (II Toiey (S) Wake-up Mnvlee (91 Mil-key Evans Shew- ’ T t» (S) News A Weather (her t ee t l) C s s l s l i X sse v n s I S4 (I) Weather sal sees I II (I) Today cat e it is is t iu see <t) Ittynrre Ceurt (Si Esereiee black) and you should also hav# a beach cost -or etpw-tor wear on deck. Sunglasses, cos metics, and sun protection lo­ tions are necessary. Mrrtinj: people can he easily arranged (S) Amer ican H l e i o r y by* the cruise director and • | : l l (St C e r t o o n t lit* staff: that is part of their ( I ) dale atorm MAYTAG M/ MAYTAG 322-4920 Zenith Color TV Satea 2*00 Sanford A»e. r / t U B E S 'E Iu 'tjiC n H C E sf \ d ryers "DeficioihS F o o d U VER Y M A Y T A G SOLD H A S N E W F U L L FA C T O R Y G U A R A N T E E , T H E BEST IN T H E IN D U ST R Y •Gelt rid of dull, faded half ' — nnl only hnage hark )out nat' util color but restorri th* Isf« and ladiaac* »un and weather and loo many thampooa deatroy Hide* gray, blende la alraaka , — gray and other itrrakl aerm ■to dieappear aa your hair takea on a Irreh, young look iimch#«n, n a jt». •? 7 5 r. y . p,nn**. 4 to 8 oo p v Trade Winda Cafeterias also located In * Orlando, Lertburg, Cocoa. Melbourne L Ft. riarr*. W o P ro v id e T h e Finest e n te r in g S e r v ic e In C en tral Florida MAYTAG MAYTAG E C K E R D Druq Stores OV1AVIM D V 1A V W O V 1A V W O V 1A V W O V 1A V W OV1AVIAJ MAYTAG IN S T A N T T R E D IT A N Y CRED IT CARD ACCEPTED SUCH AS MONEY DOWN SEARS GECC IVEY’S DENNEY’S JORDAN MARSH MOST MAJOR OIL COMPANY’ S WALK IN WITH YOUR CREDIT CARD WALK OUT WITH A MAYTAG 5 W r in g e r All Maying" Are Heavy Duly FEB. 15,1965 • Rig Wgr. Rolls • . 21 Vi (Jal. Capacity * Lein Clothe* Clean O V 1 A V W | DV1AVIM MAYTAG SALEI U N T IL SALES AND SERVICE •iVt/W- O V 1 A V W MAYTAG M UST GO N O W A P P LIA N C E C^inditiona dry, bcitllo hair — bar ode noutith and build : body into limp hair |Eaey aa a ekempoo — ta IS . rsmutes you're all through. Er- ror proof, too. No rub-off, no touch up problem. 12 color lonee. SANFORD t PAYM ENTS Deep Wrinkling HOUSE C m leou A Sew Act W ashers Sh rin kage TH K Com* din* with ua. tn)oy crisp, appatliing a a l a d i ,. . tasty p its, cakes and c r t a m t ., .U n d e r, delicious prime meats and garden fresh vegetables . . . served In truly pleasant surroundings And remember, Thursday night ft* "fam ily night" w ith free d e sse rts lo r a l l . . . and Saturday night la ' steak night" whan you get a b>g */H b . T Bona steak co o ksd to your order tor only on* dollar. NO No Ctnthe* Yrllowlng — C A FET ER IA S During This SALE gmtlf, avan haa! surrounds dothtj . - S, FRENCH AVENUE WARDS |M A Y T A G Halo-of-Hmmt? Free Music ra<Je C O w Js In Perfect Operating Condition Some Scratched HATS — HORNS — FAVORS ON NO Maytag Dryara ar* Guaranteed to Dry Clothe* Faster, Safer A Coat Lata to Opera!* or Your Money Back New Years Eve Party ~ - ■ KflylK C R BASE IN — B 0 , MONL . JF R !.B 0 f EXCEPT HOLIDAY O f Their Usual Price! $ ANNUAL Hlnrkoyr Pens — Cornlirend — Rutterinllk MAYTAG DR YER S TO GO !m SfiGJUCCAA -As Always — To Go A t A Fraction All New. At #iiA « m\r - r a h . P ir n llfu rf KetNilA For Your Plennure m nil C t n a tiaavk »k,s !(,•( M Floor Sample -To Solve Your Hair Problems riMt STARTS THURSDAY WALT DISNEY'S "EMIL AND THE DETECTIVES" Blue "The Tattooed Polie* Horae” # -S e rtire Seminole'TV* : CHECKMATE MAYTAG J a m r i KrtRrUrM* I T V # -M r . .9 # t t k H) * TV RENTAL • Sale. ' ByRuthMiirett MAYTAG • MAYTAG AT K S n tV •%«>l M iH l.o n il I I 4 U K R ' At Tha W a r ) * T > m i Helen,-* Vewelln# NIK* Nawa P a u n irl Ixtratta T o u n * Plante In tha W in d Art L la k lst ta r Day In C o u r t T h a Q oc to ra t n c Newa T o T all Tha T r u t h A n o t h e r W o r ld G en era l a m p l t a t Nawa Tha P d s e ot N l f h t T o u p o n -t Hay T h e Y n u n « Slarrleda Imuataa Bdwa rda Newa S:SS ( I ) Secret Mlerw ~ MAYTAG TON ITB Tl**— A l i a PI.el.JBhrT T a )l* ttep eale* (la ]> ( H nr , |*l»888 (’ bmp K*rlf I IS t l ) * (91 l# l 1:11 i t ) I S# i l l ( 3) I St 1 :1* t l ) IS) til ? vs (SI S.S# tat 131 (I) I I I tat I II tit (tl 1 st I I t III South doubled, thereby producing Next shampoo with a good mo of people you w ish to "p al" I .D a d d y just about the largest swing ilern shampoo, rinse and rinse with during the tour. | •FESTIVE under the present scoring and rinse again. Dry with fricTapestry luggage Le very NEW YORK (UBD—Festive rules. ' tion. using a linlless towel. smart and very useful, because Iteverages don’ t liave to 1m- fat One West player decided Now apply cosmetic oil directly of Its light weight. tening An eight ounce serving that Fast wus doubling for a n ‘ on the scalp; yes, the same "M y former husband has of cranberry orange slimmer unusual lead and opened a Cosmetic oil you use on your remarried and soon is going diamond, whereupon South face ami neck. Scalp is skin to live near me. | am a com­ contains only about IS cal­ ories. Just before serving scored Htftl plus 600 plus 60 or and readily absorbs the oil. mittee .member .. . .of our . .church . combine four cups of dietetic a total of 2.1*30 points. The Then, when your hair shows group (hts .Iso). How should f r , nbm >. corklII, wilh lwo other West player decided improvement, use a color handle meeting the new wife? |( ||4Unrl.| itolllrs o( non-ral her that hil partner was just rinse You rin apply it ** * u*‘ orle orange soda and V eup get• -a —nice color making an ordinary penalty I shampoo and •• ........ena — jually do on new people In entneisiit of lemon juice, all pre chilled. dnuhfr and led a epadc to eel visit your hair-coloring cos I town?—Grace l S er'e over ire cubes with gar metie counter and get the the hand se v e n t r ic k s and ml Be gracious, hut ! advise tush-'of fresh mint leaves saleswoman to help you select lect a 14,400-point penalty. having another ntrnilter of the Makes eight servings ol about the right"shade for you. committee take yeiir tour of eight ounces earh. "I am going alone on a duty and call on the new wife. month’s cruise. I am fifty1 feel sure some lidy will do Mrtr* than 60 nations are eight and hate iteen a widow this and understand the situa­ expected to partlcipat* tn (or three years How can I tion. EXPO 67. Canada's 1067 Uni­ meet agreeable people on Tomorrow — Career After versal and Inlsrnational Ex­ put no value on their own lime. Itoard? This cruise is a very Forty. position, And they often fail to make w e ll recommeftdcd one What full use of the phone and de- kind of clothes should l take? ----- -NKW ! I EAHI'I.Ol'B POOD ! f FUN ! f Itvery service, because th ey'! dance, and I play bridge don't pul any pietnium on Would tapestry luggage be audible? I hav* a set.—Mrs time RESTAURANT ................. BUPPEK CLUB The woman of today could Young ” Flf*t. tike clothe* for going Dancing Nltely— I til 2 Beautiful Black Knight Loung* hate a lot more time to call Din*—9 til 12—Outattndlng Menu B toonably Priced her own if sh* weren't so free sehore. and for deck and ea#SPEND NEW YEAR'S EVE * T IL ? *39.00 COI'PI.F. and easy with the time she ual wear, al.»n dinner dreevee COVERS EVERYTHING — and a few attractive cocktail lias Dinner — Drink* — Hreakfaat — Eat or* — Tat Thr reason she i» »o waete type dressts Shoes for deck RESERVE NOW M*-72I2 "A HA1.I. OF F l’ N" Anar. Exp.-Dintrs-No Cover-No Mln.-Op«a 4 til 2 fu! of her time i» because no snd going aahore tr* importCloaed Sun. otie treats the homemaker as ant and must he comfortsble. Juat off Hwy. 17-92 N. of Caaaalberry on Reminnle llltd. though hqr lime were Import If you swim, be sure to hsve a Match for tha aign arroaa from th* Dog Track Road. nice bathing suit (I advise ant. The woman of today has less less horse and buggy money freedom than her grandmother making schemes such as hake had to participate in eommun- sales, bazaars, and so on. Valuing their own time at fly and government affairs, sa>s a visiting British econ­ nothing, they will often spend omist—who happens to he a fifty rents and hours of work on making some gadget to sell woman She says the reason is. un­ for a dollar. They call tbe Ume and effort less a woman today is wealthy. ghe doesn't hate household well slant, even if they pat help In sp ite'of all the s o ' a haby sitter three dollars Called labor saying devices while they work on the dollar women are putting in longer article They spend too many hours hours at houvework to keep up with eter higher standardi of a week on unnecessary rhaufhomemaking. (curing — again because they That's part of the reason alt right, but not the whole an­ ^AG MAYTAG MAYTAG swer—at least in America in America, women are losing their freedom to do worth while thing# because they mis­ manage their time All too often hours they could spend in really creative activities, in learning, in im­ portant community activities, •re squandered on "busy work" — attending endless meetings, carrying out count- fo is ^ o v t f l i c ir x c f RIDE-IN THEATRE I It l i t Poena tt 21 <•) T h # 4»l *r o f th# a t a r i 11. *o tM Ch. * New# M a i l l t a Onrilla Walla Katqu Minirte Naevacoya t.aava It T e- S i a t o Kporta, Wea ther , Nawa ts t l ) T ru th * r Co na eq u en c ta 11-41 (St (lnlitlaa I.leWI IS iV (SI M I C Nawa 1.0# IS! Girt T a lk (SI Hallo I’ aa P lrka ta IS) Newa. 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Baat ( I ) Starah tar T a m e r - r» NOW thru WKD. • AT 1:1# - 1:38 • 1:18 7:30 • 8:08 Tommy Kirk Anntll* Funlrtll* 4:1* (•) Uncle Walt (3) Beet of Orouehe I ** (Sl Beahunt 11:10 C ) Jei*p#r*1y <*) Th# R eal MrCt»)i* for* t 2) Ahdy WtUtam# 9.29 ( 2 ) H o l l y w o o d and ( I ) Tra tl m aater ( I ) T h a Mat rh O e a e I 91 i t ) NBC Nawa Mika W a l l a s # Naws C a r to o n v llla W h a t -* T h a t l o n e I L av * D a r r m o n e y Burka NBC Nawa C o n c e n t r a t io n IS.ee II I It) IS IS i d t i l l # IS) OPEN 12:41 USE OUR NO IN T E R E S T PLAN S A LE ENDS SAT. OViAVW 'JV 1A V W f OV1AVIAJ OV1AVIAJ OPEN UNTIL • P.M. OV1AVIM — U �, 1’ I * r * 'v W If-, V .* • /♦v! n :•»*»* *.*• #.* > v fr n f r r r l fr r a ll T ab* 12 — Dec. 28, 1964 • *# Mon. - Tues. - W ed. - T h urs. • . *• i Lonely Woman Given Chance For New Life . * ■ ■ f ll i i rr .. L II 1 11 i n . IB I ( L • * * * 25th & P A R K SAN FO R D . C in c in n a t i , ohii> - t u r n —Mr*. Ruth Lance, a M y*»rold widow who alept la theat­ er* and puhllc restroom* be* cause *h* could not afford to pay rent, received for Christmat ■ chance tor a new life. Mr*, Lance appeared in Mu­ nicipal Court do • charge of stealing a $1 headscarf from a downtown department store. “ I took It becauae J waa cold," ahe told Judge George S. Heltiler. 'T v * never etolen anything before.” Mr*. Lance's husband died JO year* ago, leaving her no estate. Sh* said she. receive* $32 a month In Social Security payments, moat of which ia qpent for. food. She *aid_sh« sells nameplate* for door* and . mall boxes .but earned little from It. "I don't have enough money to rent a decent room any­ where," she said, "and 1 pre­ tax to rtay to downtown theat­ er* - and sleep in the ladle*' lounge at an all-night garage." She told the court she has a Golden Age card which admit* her to tbealeri at a reduced • price. _ Mr*. Lance said ■ahe hid been-.HvlaZto jfcYt.manngy?! the pail two year*. The Judge reached In hi* pocket for a dollar to pay for the scarf and dismissed the petit larceny charge against her. Mr*. Id* Bruner, the depart­ ment store'* security officer, refused to take the money. "Mr*. Lance ia a nuiainre and besides we don't sell •carve* in courtrooms." snap­ ped Mr*. Brunner, who bad made the arrest. The Judge said he vyould mail the $1 to the (tore. Then the manager of the garage where Mr* I.ance has been sleeping stepped forward and offered her a Job Weeping the ladles' lounge clesn. He said she could stay there as long as she liked, The Sisters of the Poor also offered Mrs. Lance a home for life. L Y K E S “ SU G A R CREEK* SM O KED i! Good ? Lurk In The New Year! \ < i: i - --. r "PARTY SLICED^- ■ ' HOG JOWLS • BOLOGNA PORK ROAST . . lb. 29c CLUB STEAK . . lb .8 9 c SIRLOIN STEAK T-BONE STEAK STEW BEEF , "THRIFTIVAY" THICK . SLICED fi oz. I’ KGS. “ ARMOUR STAR" COOKED u . S. CHOICE "FLAVOR-AGED"1 BEEF FRESH "HOME MADE" PORK SAUSAGE . . . CANNED HAM For Thoee 1‘ artj SANDWICHES! “ EVERFRESH" * * PRODUCE m lb. 39c BAKERYm > 20 O Z . BREAD Jelly-Ring Cake U. S. NO. 1 "W HITE" POTATOES 10 V E N T-V U • ' GROUND BEEF . 5 lbs. $1.95 4 Lit. C A N STAM PS t FRESH "100^ PURE" LEAN “ ALL MEAT" G O LD . HAM HOCKS% . BACON . . . B-B-Q RIBS 2V2lb. can $1.59 • MINCED LOAF U. S. CHOICE “ FI.AVOIt-AGED" BEEF "ARMOUR ST.Wl" - “ HICKORY SMOKED' • LIVERWURST U. R. CHOICE “ FLAVOR.AGED" IIE E E ^ _ r "' * -HICKORY SMOKED* LEAN "FRESH PICN IC LOAVES 15 OZ. KA( II "EVERFRKS •EVERFRESII" a LAYER HAG & PAIRY m G O LD BOND STAMPS December | Coupon & I'u r rh a .r G O LD BOND STAM PS ir ‘"Thrlltw December Coupon A l'urchtsr G O LD BOND KRAFT'S “ PHILADELPHIA" f OZ. I’ KG. CREAM CHEESE EGGNOG . BISCUITS . 29c . 49c . 89c 4/39c ■MORTON" CHICKEN. BEEF, TURKEY' I OZ. PIES "KJtAFT* ASST. GREEN CHEESE DIPS . 36 CABBAGE YELLOW QT. 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CUP "FRESH N 'CRlftP" STAM PS miMilea"W * have eight combat dlvt fkma In the United States. Ob­ viously we don't intend to use them here. One of the major objectives (n the Kennedy and Johnson administrations baa been to Increase the mobility of U. S. forces, the movement eg men and equipment to the of. the defence* of West." McNamara aatd to ag the possible military tsaaa eg tha C*. V- CUTS Largest Plane Studied By U. S. WASHINGTON (I ll'll - The United Slate* U pressing a bead with development of what will tie the world's largest plane — a military transport capable of carrying up to 700 passengers, or cargoes as he* vy as Army tanks, anywhere In the world, President Johnson approved Pentagon plans for develop­ ment of the gigantic new plane during a conference with De­ fense Secretary Robert S, Mc­ Namara at his Johnson City (Test.) ranch McNamara told newsmen that development of the plane would cost nja million with an additional |1 billion In cost If a ronlemplalrd TiifSf i)f 'J g 'd f the plane* is built for the Air Force. He said the. President had approved a $117 million budget Item for this year to begin development of the plane The Pentagon chief said the plane—given the military de» ignition "C5" amt lit* experi­ mental designation of "CX HLS" (cargo experimental heavy logistical system)—prob •bly would be operational by the two fiscal year, which be gins July 1, lltsa. The plane will have a range of 5.000 to 7.000 miles, depend­ ing on its payload weight, at a ■peed comparable to the 550 miles per hour of the Boeing 707. Thus it will be subsonic in epeed and not comparable to the supermini transport (SST) presently on the drawing boards. The chief military use of the C i apparently would be out els* cargoea which cannot be lifted in today's biggest .trans­ ports. These would include Army M60 tanks, construction equipment, helicopters, and / "ROBEY'S" SHOESTRING “ SHOWBOAT" “ SUNSHINE" HI-HO “ BREMNER" qT. B T U . "CUT-RITE" 10c 49' 11c®*- 69* 3 8r "B U S H " B LA CK EYE PEAS* C A N A D IA N ACE t l OZ. JAR NO. 303 NO. t i l CAN 4« OZ. CAN LB. PKG. CAN 6 Pk. LIMIT: 1 PLEASE. O "LUNCHEON NAPKINS" . 41c SCOTKINS . . 23c FAMILY CUPS . 25c PUCE MATS LB. PKG. “ SCOTT' PKG. OF TJ “ SCOTT* pkg. of 50 17c pkg. of 12 25c pkg. of 24 39c �i ' ■ i .V Motives In Mess- Bruce MORE BARBECUE SAUCE . What 'they want—particularly by Nasser of Egypt— is an Africa domi­ nated from the Arab north. Nasser's dream of pan-Arab empire j#ioes not atop at the desert’s edge. A strong Congo could play a com­ manding role in'th e future of the continent. Huge, rich and potentially popu­ lous, and lying ns it does between expansionist Arab North Africn nnd isolated, white South Africn, the Congo has inevitably become an ideological battlefield. _ The struggle, of course. Is more than ideological. But despite the bloody events of recent days, the Congo may be closer to stability than ■ it was six weeks or six months ago. Whether it continues this progress or begins to retreat hack to chaos now seems to depend on how vigor­ ous this Arab-Russian pump-prim­ ing operation will be. The Russians, booted out of theCongo once before, are again scatter­ ing rubles like dragon’s teeth in hopes o f keeping the rebellion in the northeastern part of the country go­ ing. " -t They reportedly have agreed to provide weapons and money for nn airlift of arms and advisers to the Congolese rebels, to be run by Egypt and Algeria. The reasons for this latest Soviet safari into troubled jungles seem clear-cut. The central government of the Congo is not pro-Communist. Thus by Marxist logic it is anti-Communist. So the new leaders in the Kremlin are anxious to demonstrate to restless Africans that Russia will support all wars of righteous revolu­ tion against the colonialists or their lackeys. It is also quite likely that they are not happy over the points the Red Chinese have been scoring ns_ chief source of aid to the reliels." Anything the Chinese can do, they are in effect saying to African radi­ cals, we Russians ran do better. • The reasons behind the action of Algeria and the United Arab Re­ public are not so immediately evi­ dent. The leaders of these countries, while definitely Anti-Western, do not want a Communist Africa dominated by either Russin or Chinn. -IT'' Political... Notebook i SAX JUAN, r. R. (N BA ) to the (p (Puerto Rican’s satis- -If the curious improvisa­ friction/ vital arena of eon. tion called “ commonwealth** Irt tKX.1 cmltircs indefinitely in Puer­ nomic " dcevlopment, ’ Puerto to Riro, ft priT'itMy will he for Rico’s success is an oft-told one outstanding reason: it story. The point to note here is that the success is being seems to work. • This uniipie status will, of maintained. Puerto Iticn’s e c o n o m y course, soon he the subject o f rifi intensive study -by a grows at the rate of nbnut in commission c o m p o s e d of per cent a year. A planning Puerto Ricans and U. S.’ group predicts this advance mainland officials, who will will continue for the next at the same time be looking several years al least. Nearly into the alternatives o f . ^ '- 'V economic index shows statehood and independence* j Ilrrently a United Nations -kr>’ ,n "'I* is what Muno* rails Milvominlttee, re p re se n tin g ! . . autonomy.” the i*. mostly new African and . ls‘ a , Asian nations, urged, a fresh UmU frrr,,om from f*’,lpr‘' 1 taxes iimler the rnmmnnimpilty into the possibility of wealth status — which pro­ independence for Puerto Rlro. vides for a common defense, On the island itself, less common foreign policy, com­ than It per rent of the voting mon currency with the United to consider these things. Another Puerto Rican gov­ ernment officials adds: "It's a little like a young boy wanting to get a pilot'a license or a driver’* licensa, when it’s perfectly plain he won’t he able to fly a plana or drive a tar for many years.*' Munn is not worried that Puerto Rican adherence to conimonwralth status might disturb some American* who might read into it a rejection of "things American.” Fop such peopte, statehood would presumably he the on ly snlisfuctory link. Says the gov­ ernor: "Some Americans may find commonwealth s t a t u s a strange nnd unfnmillnr condi­ tion. Rut they are deeply in love with sucress, and this ia popuhoi to judge from l.'ul j g f t . hut not s common tux a vliilu* which works,” returns appear to favor in- structure. drpeltdenre. A hit more than Though statehood advocate* a (turd support statehood. ontiime to deny It. Mono ar Puerto Ricos tmv. I.uis gues today ns always before. Munoi Matin suggested to tfirst any status change which Ihi* reporter thnl any ‘sincere wi,„.,| tm| (his tax advantage Most people think the best 1 N 4uTiiifilfi IimtiIft simply -ftr*s, rnim’ rinse -in tics troy* pbiri* In tiilk about thfir op* . oh fusing independence anil ing Puerto Ritu's cJiruhing rration Is at the bfdildk.af HM-—■ fjjjaJujit_ .^ economy. . _ —j hospital-patrwit tibowl to have "They don't seem to under- ' "Vim can’ t take, away the one. stand you can Iihvc freedom mum thread of the cloth.” lie * * • iii different ways. Common- says, "without destroying the Muring a college football wealth is one way, statehood cloth.’*' . game, it’s cheers for all th<.. is another." Mu no never has felt that a spectators during the game, A veteran observer of continuing commitment to the and "Cheers!'' for lh« old Puerto Rico doea not, how- .coinmumvealtti .idea bars figr- grads afterward; *108 B ILLIO N BU D G ET Thought For Today Take heed to yourselves and to nil the flock, in which the Holy Spirit has made von guardians, to feed the church of the Lord which he obtain­ ed with his own blood.— Acts • • • Barbs • The Church after all is not n club of saihts; it is a hospital for sinners. — George Craig Stewart. PhiL-N&wsom Soys . . — Dr. Crane’s Issue In Forefront Worry Clinic i-barged with emotion. “Since [ state system. Uut old estab­ Foreign N e»* Commentary l*PI Foreign News Anatayat negotiation Involvrs corn pro- lishments likr Klon, Marrow N'olifs from the foreign news inise, iha political results in and Rugby will fight haik, eah --------1 — v ~ 4 M 1 1 U la 't b f l M H n r - K t e a W - .HD’ C T . p U & Q # -JE: - W . { . ^ ^ u m t fo‘r PIIII.IPPINK RASES Any adininistratiorr making vt thr'weaRhy aml ari'toernh—- iraj,^ r Atss cnnin Tlie Philippine government eoneessions to I'.S, military ir h a ir t....> been■ ...r.i.Tcrmy ed it air'd - fA for r .lessor* is not anxious to reopen talks jurisdiction would he polilual gem rations wtll not yield rax* jotilv. Ilut every Roodteach- in the cloud' moM rtf tin ion on the U.S,-Philippines liases ly Vulnerable to political st- ily especial!) ttie ones with rr I* a *tarsalesman hi so they nc.cr tie in then h-i agreement until after Us pres­ rack for "selling out" Filipino a religious background. And ideas.Hr "packagrs" the lures tu Ihe current problems . many of these schools have a materialIn his Ircltncx so of evefyd.ii tivjnj idential elections next Novem­ interests. . On Die other hand, Ihr op- close association with both the ber. the students enjoy th e Mane Dmi.ilo and lu-r f l i i " Uut two recent fatal shoot­ position could find its hands Church of England and Un­ cou rse b eca u se they learn males mini Hied me llnl Frol ings by American »entries of tied politically. It could Is- Roman Catholic Church, "tilin gs w o r t h kn ow in g." hdmimd'nn rod uni. a-.i in.I SI\-NATRlN TALKS Filipino intruders on U.S. hnmxliutig hy having to go So send for the “ Test lor iIre in the l imiphmetil ( oh pin military installations and an along in the interests of con- j Sixiiatiun talks on Kuro(•nod T e a u h e rs " d e n i Fed Joel, as hundreds Of alert attempted bombingof aU.S. 1tjnued good, relations with the pcan political unity, which teach, rc of Vpptiei1 P'ycholo below . dependents children'sschool st United States, or it could lake have been at a standstill since CASK V If 7 Marie IIona to r' n"' Iniri’: mi inruiv i am t lark Air Force Rase has ari “ anti * American” attitude April of I'.*1-',*, rite expected was a coed la-1 year lit II iw i” |s' '* pushed the issue into the fore- which might hurt in the elei - to resume earls irt the new College ill Cultimlni* rituo. hut he j t '■* e n i 1’ ira I I I I I ' >iar. Ilelgiuni, Italy unit Wee' tiun*. front. I)r C ra n e ” she Ik ’ an s lo ile t il' to select .,i i , f n set I 1*1 111.It SC HOOLS tierrnnny all have put foiward Philippine Foreign Sc, re m P'> h >‘i*gy and "Professor t a i l Fd m o n d so n r a ' Rnlain's elite "public'' new proposals which will be tary Mauro Marnier, said lin n repo rt th e .i le 'it it * In conducts our class in Applied “ there is no question about a schools which in reality are considered by the other parte’ a-sro o rn “ t- stim -m ial ’ J . i ' l i Psv Wmloey. Belgium, I.iivemboui g need for a revision of the fee paving private schools ~ riei* nor ’ He employ s jour textbook siiS’ i of f , m* n ttiu- di treaty.” Uut he added that f, H I efforts wdl stmt in the nnd The Netherlands. I b tti.ik* s tlie course v< t >| mt Jo quit smoking and Mien "see would like to proceed on new year to break down their talks prohatdy* will begin he* this question very cautiously.” preserit independent* snd ex- tween Common Market foreign mteresting trj means of useful ,, ^,,,^,1 iht.lr results in hue! Ihe labor govern- |rnlniateri or deputy foreign expe-imellt.x t.iat a:* verj talk' Inevitably, the Issue of ctusivity, _________„ i . r i r r , , >1 _1 hu^ they olitliilieil p u ’ dii court jurisdiction over crimes ' mynt is plnnning to set iqi a rnrnistera. If th*'y make fiead- praitua in v o lv in g fi IH n Iip p irie c it* npurinl lo sr** h«nv Ih r s e w* y , a < M w fL' i surn . 'u d In* >our i hi sp ^ .ik in , ■\ jx r u*n «* .1^ h. v Iii* n 8 Arul n lir n A m i*ru-an * nrhoots can he fitte d into tlie Herald Area Correspondents Allimontr Spring* Mrs. Julia llartoa 838-1318 Mra Ilrar l.ake-Forr*t City Mr*. Marysnn Mitre 838-3678 K nlrrprtsr R ltrhlr tlarrta 668 3834 668 4604 Lake Mary Mra. fr a n c - * 1\ ealrr 322-6219 r asseltwrry lira. Jane Catsrlbrrry 838-5046 Mra Chuluota Mrs Joan Magia 363-3742 nut mi l lin g in t iir ap< in^ i»r p llliii'lit K lu b a u l j • >i »>*«m F c o fla lile ie il lik e ly . .p r o je c t ,it♦■* I H I.N t H I lt d I llt.fv H ' In f*i»t h r iliii*mnn>U i* mon> t! .it* l l i r I f iiH 'h U" \ * i f11111-111 j pi ia Itsit In* le .it hi-s I -if h h** r til aI* ■ >« Io n . mg f ” t to , p u l.lie ail >1 i i m ' s i «m il p it n i t ' l l I n o n i h ' ! , ,i i l l s in k * * si.on n ft, r It .- f u .* drnN of tlie y e a r. Th ey uiuy lie m o ,. * \rul va«- eippfrt i a !*‘ ha\ in . p i ’d o n g ril tliMo ttie nuts,de p*>)t‘l|nli»fc') IpplU’d tii c* ir fle x in g nul ii’iiw i,|i in >p *»f fvt*r> d;t\ Mei I I . •»r th«’ tkpitrjii I ii Rp j ‘ VVoiiIdn t vnu K hi >ii I r f I *i -•f "t L* ^ a Ui’li »3 I Ar t U i'i’k'A Kd m n ili! ><mi a \ * r> No ia I ti*ai’ tl i ff F a ir M onroe II I.. Johnson 322-4722 Deltona --------- M *4IU— Lundy ____ it * p r* f! t it i n . Letters lltra ia w tlrn m r* H Al ll.lt M IA N H A. (ilK le U H , lO L T U t.i^lL e A M o d t li Ldltor IfARMV I. JUH*«0* U in iiai| Ldltur UUIIIA V%II.LIAHA C ay LJIlur A i»riA LdUor Jl DI WICLLI C^Mntj K U IIU H U rtv la llffe JULIAN L. ATS* ■I HUM Uoclitf uu n il Mon., herrmhrr 2ft, K dlttr a > Ia H U L I I U l h U - B rn fu l M x ia ifr MUMCMf’ Al.i: 1A\III-II ••titititf Director H.») laltl.C.^ Aditrmtni, Uinifir Mill ri%TT Caantrai Ail %ti 14* iii£ y in * g <■i JAAIfee kl|UiaiAKI*|| IIU lilD ll y 4 friBI.tr all CD HLIilJ M achanlcAl bupt HILL YIMfcST 8ibI( PbotograpAtr l*ublUht<l daily tic«pl btturdB). brendtjr *(.4 Cbrluniit. puoLaU td batuidmt ju ty ttU lu g C lir I §i iu a b , llUItttiniO.^ HAIMS llo m a D a lW tr r Hf Mall I*t M ilk Ste w n l i ILMI\uLL LuLm » Mo Ml S »• IN I T «r‘ I M oiim I UtBibi | Mast* V. A- I'wttBl Rifulatloii froviSa LAat ail paid la adtasca. ALL il I ULI4 MtlL llill I Tsar 4 74 I liofitba 5 as s Udllfea I N I Moaia ■ all aabtertfu aaa St 1 st ilsrald r* a' m nilur at tbs t s i o i l i i i i ware* la sa Mlt-t atcluaivsly tu tka use ter rt public* tie a * <all Ikatecai nesfe prleiad la tkts aswapapar. g n i n i i aa i t c i s i class m ailer x-eluaar 11. t i l l al ta* Pusl v ltlve ut k s e lv t4, Slurida. under in* a ct e l Caea>*s* uf March I. HIT.* K* p e ri at aay m aianai, aarca *r a a sa riu ia a . * i rata r i l i u i • ( T*a a saterd U a rsit may fcs rapreducaa la aay ■ n u n wllk•wt w rltu a larm tastca at >ka pkbtllbnc ut Tka liaral*. Aay laaitldual er firm responsible tnr auek rn p reiu clloa w ill be cuBSldered a l tstrlri(iaa on Tba M traJls eu pyrlckt sad w ill ke h »jd Labtk tor daaiacaa wndar lb s l* e , . ? than t*m*r JArt w am Ii “ YOUR F R IE N D L Y SANFORD, FLA. FORD H E M .F It" .122-1181 W. "tpurklv d erive" for lout'es that aie m,| sUn|rd to the rtsilv needs n( stmlenl* .tie re it ' 1 II .v> ar*li a' ir lativclv i m p i a i s • . ..! N e xt, tie should ■d re ss u p " nr ' p a rk a .’e' his lr e t t in s si, they w ill seep the pupil* .r w s k r and v ila R y in tere sted I "T h e C ase Method * is nnr d e vice try w h ich In show the I -viynsuRincc • Qcof pxtalc ■ :■ 4 0 0 tu t? r it t r H f t c ir * . r .? SAN FORD, eelll *«* alifa pftf#f#a##. !,*««##• I i Sanford, Florida Strickland-Morrison, Inc. w a v * on tlie a le rt tor m etho d' mg lie n emho sem eiit, and ir ia ’ et i.vlx lie wl .dr to to the re alm o f lu d ilin tl pi a i'tlv .ih / e 11c ir r n iirs i * It h c ily , th en , the eotumolll i t the 'In d e n t in tere st in w e n llli » | i | h-m is to he W orking ariv r la - i ' c llie flv denendertt — - — — — on how m uch a c tu a l use tliev e a ii qnn k lv .d n rw e fio m ttiat to t.| of know lis t ci F I. a noli that I said . T i h f m d *4 | \* ra • 3 0 1 7 1 F L O R ID A lei* Ills (mna It* ta a itit.a a t O'* ■Haifa. T it atrlfar mat u** Tf ca I Page l-A from -V ; a ptMi a a m # p r n i Nit 4 fit# |#». n«e a1ia» r a r r l r a lb* « « f t f # r ,a i i r iia N am a • ■ H aH«f r#aa . C # f f # r « © I^ a ttfu r i frralii in a FORD C\Li)nCe.u - < ^ t i o n U U f i , U n c . (iir tin* ri'iit'f* , . A Mipfi h Ifauhrr l* lltu» .4 f. d up enougl. sulh I,an,port. , „ r .alesmut, ,n the realm id electr in tv and gas stoppagra .„.,|agorj to provt.lu ni’fihaj h«ukin^ for O a l.rn Mra. Clarence Snyder 322-4841 O rrrdo Mra. F > rlyn You'll be Happier *■f■ •*t t th r ir *! ■ ' i14 > i • h* •* 'tinli (Hr want to ;• I i j «i | tin it jn* Hi.il kft«* v h« a fn i a n \ on tt»nv pr*, h,t i *aTion ahn irunit * 'in h tihhr olll*;r pn.f* M nfu ♦*! ih* *•f f i a*i r 1v i»!*»'• inti rf'Nt in j i*lr m i* wh»« • n | »U •• II I V * NT f i l l lk ' |wi 'hi % i‘fi 1hiiw •if rt f Ihri '• Tlfh l|1% f t l V. II | teat II1S I**'! f»ir n..O ,| Ir! for i x ir a k in i i 4 iil.it pi *• I • .it h * . ' i fu luM tu a Ion : l*‘s t' dm m : the* \Ai»#*k* f I 'U '*i ' a*iTp* *l, i f i urn «*n\rl»»|M\ p !it' .1 * I i .h tun ’ a Snti l iv *8 |ii -1 (i t ♦Ml * It aN<* app|*» lo ''HU s l a hi 'lim n : a '«*! i m I, , ^ liim l U ai In i ' and Sunni M a '!i'I i )mt ( li V i*' f lit* fn>t r»f a yov.1 t i ' l d l l T 1*8 hiMA a r i l 111* i ill jjin e ra U * wtiuhni in ih u M .i' n rn« ri! I h U fk'*nttv *»i k in jf nu|*p**»L m its rI'MimI mmi «■ to ! ( ip It r»\4fl to flif 89* h pliV h 11 |*s It hlfpl'R till* pU h| If IK N orth O rlando Mra. M argaret Cosby 322-6795 Mr*. Mildred Haney 6685631 r.rnrra Mra. JnAnn llaya IV't* lor Sweetheart'.'’ I'ocijo Rico as anollier stick later during class. I’ u' m •'* heal the Umled Stales satin: students Him puke oral '111*'-’ reports thereby* itblnminad ' The fact k there would not ' ilj'auul Maimng in public 1-8 any iornmoiiweaUh Mains speaking tndny if Piierln lino voter* Xm.i profesyms oSvlini'ly had not apprhvrd. u a l.tlir rale huh on the ’ Ic't lor IuksI m il'll more than a decade l.iWitTs ' filtered below ago. Fiery regular rleellun riut'landm; leachrrs are at since then hn* provided ring- i et'II 1.1p11j:i iffill**t1 I' y l '<ini;11111,ti - er’’ ’1 i»i umttriR. Hut the irnvrrn* l.on gw ood Mra. Donna K ites 838-3317 Drltary Mrs. John l.rnne 668-186.1 Biossat— Ray Cromley ■ i l i r a a i f i f n n l k ’a r a a r t a r r e p f . ■ HI# p r m M ai l « S # p i n a n t S a a f In |e# r * u B n l l l i # a . f * n # f r p BO( P«SIUa#4 l« t Tfc# I l f . aid. Kdllnr. Ihr llrrahl •A* p* ft ulr ml of t hr Pamfnril Mutual i .Hirnt A*t«Kiatinfi, 1 Vkish Ii* r i press In ynu and yuur atatf f my inner re appreciation for thr trrrific puMuity jn 1 hr Sanfurd Her­ ald for tile Mutual Conceit Association. Mad n not Iwen fur the puhhrrty in your newspaper, I am sure we would not have been able to sell a sufficient number of memberships to aihrdule the four outstanding perform, uncca fur the enjoyment of the membert of the Aasoeia* lion, IVe are looking forward to having you ami the members of your staff attend Ilia re* inarning eonrerta. C. Vernon Mire Jr. • OVER 35 YEARS A t First & i'a lm r llo (A lon g sid e old post o ilie r ) Sanford Furniture Co. , i • Carpet* • Furniture • Tile • Uiuno-s * Rental Itfdry 3 m U u m ilM from M A T H E R A F F Q R D j ( ’ O .M P L K T l ' F i r s t S t e p ...O P E N . A FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS ACCOUNT lilt I VMS til' MM It OVV S III iM F . . . a new ear . . . rolli gr (or ihr rhildrrn . , . priqilr who hate more, get more by sunny — sutrl), pnltilahly, and regularly. It’s surprising how just « tew dollars get you on the right road to saving* und rurning—mure! Suddenly you find yourself financially secure, able lo buy and lu do more Ihllrga. Enjoy ihr adiantagrs of saving al First Frdrral. Our year-mil earning* are one , . , currently a generous 41, ‘ "c per all mi in. Insured sillily of saving* ia another . your fund* insured up In flU.OtiU by * frdrral agrnry. And. tu make getting ahead rvrn easier, you ran aavs by mail, uxr many tree services, enjoy bandy hours. •3uy On h ave hy January l l t h , earn from January a fu ll yea r's return. EASY TERMS current rate • OTHER OPEN FRIDAY :t-ROOM (IROUPS EVENINOS PRICED tl* TO ? 3 8 9 (,H M ATH ER OF SANFORD 201-0‘J E. 1st ST. I’ ll. 322'09Sfi 312 WEST FIRST ST. 4V4% per annum 1st . for �I- I Horoscope Forecast •v 1 V - TUESDAY, DEC. 28, IH4 GENERAL TENDENCIES: . Condition* that have been held up (tart going forward now, ' ao make aura that you clever­ ly arrange your time and your energlea that you ean make fulleat poaalbl* uae of the In­ fluences to make your .longaought ambition* more reaolutaly reaolved and gain In your mind more ateadfaatneaa of ptirpoae. AIRES (March It to April 181 Keeping promlar* consdenUoualy.t* very Important In the morning, and be very aure you are accurate with figure*, etc. Tonight may be rather confining. Rid yourself of obstacle* In your way, TAURUS (April » to May SO) It la up to you to change your manner, toward partner* thin time If you want to make the progres* yolrplan. Be appreflallve. Don't make the mistake of being more de­ manding than In the part. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Rather than feel other* are taking advantage o f ‘you, be aure to complete work that •| I will help you to get ahead. Gat co-worker to give you full, determined co-operallon. Don't eapeft him or her to work tonight also. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Getting off to some amuaement In day hour* when you ahould bo working “ -m a y prove ‘tidirnTpem lvd to­ night. Re ateadfaat. Leave fun until I’ M and even then be 4A . Tory economical. -» .V » r '• LEO (Ju ly 22 lo “Aujfu*t 2!) Home aituation* can be bet­ tered during day hour*, but tonight require* quiet and re­ laxation. Kin require much from you. Show that you'ara both kind and capable and very devoted. Don't shirk duties. VIRGO (Auguat 22 to Sep •ember 22) Getting correapondence and appointment* handled with speed and surenesa alnca early morning will Insure you a good even­ ing of rest Maka play of dull routine. Uae new system Studiously. IJIIRA (September 23 to Oc­ tober 22) Abundance can bo increased now, but you must get fine Ideas and advice from an expert in mercantile af­ fairs. I.eam the fine points o f ' budgeting. Be a real go getter and very enthusiastic. 8C0RFI0 (October 22 to No ▼ember 21) race your prob lama tquareiy and you soon know how to get rid of them Intelligently. This comes much easier today than in the past. Gat good health for more pros­ perity In the future. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 2t) Conferring! quietly with whomever ran be of real assistance during AM k* good Get work done and you avoid pressure. Be j sure not to argue with others In I'M. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) If you contact those allies who really know | you and understand your alms, they hrlp to bring them within your orb quickly. Make new contacts, loo. Help them in their aims, also. AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 19) Doing whatever brings you closer tq big-wigs whs> fairs is vital today. Take no rhanres of any aort tonight Re loyal to officials and you! gain much, too. PISCES Ftrbruary 20 to March 20) Adopting a new at­ titude and possibly a new way of doing daily )ob Is fine dur­ ing day, but be sure tonight >ou are on the right track. Don't go beyond .limits. Hetire early. IF YOUR CHIU) LS BORN TODAY, ha or aha will be one of those individuals who hat* such a powerful mind that it 1* tantamount to mind raadrng •nd it 1* Important you aarly glva the finest spiritual train­ ing, otherwise your progeny may come in contact with the wrong element and usa auch wondtrful'gifts in wrong chan nets. Fine potential here U the education ia adequate. "The Star* impel, they da • eteom p el." What you make of y#«r lift la largely up to YOUI Carroll Righter'a Individual Forecast for your sign for January la now ready. For your copy send your birthdatc and 11.00 to Carrol] Righted Forecast, The Sanford Her­ ald, Box 1821, Hollywood 28. Calif. The grunlon fish roniva ■shore to ley lu eggs on land. Major battles ware fought et Baloklave and Sevastopol durng tho Crimean War. •; / 7 p ■ H (jM-M— IT eS U C U A C liA R ,1 CKin^OAX MAOTMA.MVlOvfi. V atmo/ - V . i Z I I \ OO'MO 0UT,<70U CAM P|C< , 0 0 TUB IMViOORATiMG A A. • '* '/ \ . . _ r\or\t.a a t t h e . ) �•«* ) I I e - OUR B O A R D IN G H O USE fftt # n t fa r l . SIDE G LA N C E S Doc. 28. fb 6 i—Page 3-A V rn lB * B y Galbraith 'Ho-hum' Say Senators Over Race For Whip WASHINGTON (U P I) — A hoi race for Democratic whip ii boillng u p i n the Sen- * ate. but oldtimer* u jr if* a hohum affair when compared * to the firework* of 1937. * That was when the late Al> ben W. Barkley of Kentucky defeated the late Pat Harrtaoo of Mississippi for the Senate Democratic leadership. The race is .vividly recalled In a thesis by Neil Gregory, new an aide to Sen. Albert Gore (DTcnn.). Harrison "attracted the sup­ port of the moderate* who wanted to teal the party breach" opened by Presideht Roosevelt’* court-pa eking plan and other administration propnsals, write* Gregory, .white Barkley, "was recognited M a spokesman for the Senate liberals and an unquestioning Roosevelt follower." The race began with a bang upon "the death of Democratic leader Joseph T, Robinson of Arkansas and. together with the court fight, "created so much strife that senators quar­ relled over companions they were placed with in the funeral procession" at Little Rock, says Gregory. _ " ‘There followed a serie* c* pressures seldom equalled in the history of the United States," according to Gregory. Sources of pressure were _ Jhe admlnljlfatlon-and its far*. -allungTfluMical ajll** fo j. BartS ley, and the National Manu­ facturers* Association and other business interest* for Harrison. Sen. Jame* F. Byrnes of South Carolina withdrew as a candidate to unofficially man­ age Harrison’ s campaign and New York financier Bernard M. Baruch vigorously for the Mississippian. But the strength of the op­ position was illustrated by tha late Sen. Tom Connally of Texas when he wrote In hi* memoirs that " a carload of patronage Job* was being of­ fered to anyone who would I leave Pat for Barkley." Harry S. Truman of Miss­ ouri reported that Tom Pendergast. the Kansas City political ho**, called to solicit a vote for Barkley but Truman said he was already committed to Harrison. "Pressure was exerted, of course, to gel me to rhinge my position, but it didn’t work," Truman wrote to Gregory. Barkley's ^version, published later, was that Truman first promised to support him but succumbed to pro-Harrison pressure. At any rate, Truman bucked Roosevelt, who was later Ul tap him as a running mate, by Voting against Barkley, who lie subsecquently picked as his own running mate. Harrison figured tie (ore the contest, his friends told Gre­ gory. that Barkley had one more vote than he did — in­ cluding that of his Mississippi colleague and hitter political enemy, Theordore G. Bilbo. Gregory cites a published re­ port that Bilbo told Byrnes he would vote for Harrison if the Mississippi,*! personally ask­ ed him to, hut that Harrison [replied. "Tell that — nf a ■— T^r..!L^wuuUln'A..sue»V. Us turn .. meant the presidency of the I United States " TOO SEP, BEN, MATBfc ME 1WNME HE’S PROTECTING FUTURE PATIENTS f-'OM SOMEONE WHO NEVER SWOOP HAVE B££H A DOCTOR-s., ' *"* **I »• «W cot. nre*s, ft nte ununowh COMMAMPCR '5 O fftC C -I At WAVS WONDER WHAT HAPPENS WHEN I TOUCH THI5 BUTTON- — POES IT RING A B f l l OR WHAT —WHBHC T (APT. MORGAN, SIR, CAN I ASK >CU ABOUT th at - er •ROOM--F J m ST. Htnunw** 7 Rye drop* a Hums • Jsp primitive 10 Hetsl Irsrk 1 Athens 13 Russian salt Uke 1* Mythical Grate printeee 31 Map 33 .Sturdy 3t Ardor 21 bristle 2T Irlihmea 2# Ballot 30 iStriier 40 Marble from 31 Brllith Belgium reaarvlati (abj 4T Condensate* 33 Baptise 33 Greek voting 40 Greenland place •eltlemeot - HO tM who UuSis) I— l J*Trs» 40 lii/vlum il 43 Participial iT 43 miUr vetch uua is i • Dry Intab. for mi ____ _ i r 11 Bast K cs a M tuiaate state [A Irish h T~ T~ i 4* Japantao beverage >SOBe silent 33 Mother (cash, form) 33 Goddea* 34 inroptlv* Verb suffll 07 Furtive r~ a 1 IT T T 14 i it 1 il tN T iJ w 1nl# UStaU (TTJ Appeal Voiced Following Fire _ slayin g w ilh f r u-rvU in Orlando H H Mrs. Ethell told The Herald that If anyone haa furniture, bedding, household Item* eg clothing that the Moore* could use they may bring it to tha grocery (tore at WUaoo’a Cor­ ner in Paola, (Weat Fust Street) or Uns. Ethell w j pick it up. Si (ntm aal IT gathering » Selecting j r *0 Lower |t| part •1 french ‘ ■ •1 Irish u 1 Thick 3 Hearty 1 German iSKS'1 An appeal for help has been voiced by neighbor* of Mrs. Carrie Mae Moore, of Paola, whose home was burned to the ground a (cw day* a g £ de­ stroy ing e v e r y t h i n g Mr*. Moore and her Invalid aoa owned. Mrs Myrtle Ethell hi* off­ ered Mr*. Moore and her ton * house but it has no furniture. Also Mr*. Moore has no cloth­ ing or other household sup­ plies. She wear* a tixe 14, and the ton wear* “ medium tiled" clothing. The Moore* are presently U 17 5T U u II u If One f u t u r e o f C anada’ s E X P O 07 w ill b « an Interna­ tional garden c f 16,000 p riia w Inning rose plan ts fro m all ovar th# w orld . It i 4 �■ ; r * . » \• 1 • •' 1# -48 0*| SiriftaatAiR* Florida Citrus 'Five-Year Plan' Leads Schedule 'P a g e f P By Orvsl Jarkson LAKELAND (UPI) — Th* Florida citrus I n d u ■ t r j ' s "flv*.y*ar" |>lan to recover from the dlmiteroue 1082 freer* U runnlnir well eheed o f erhedule end bote the grower end the consumer will benefit- . * Ideal condition* have result­ ed in rapid recovery of grovas and optimiitie citru* Induitry r—l ------- officials believe* erop* will be back to normal a year earlier than originally had been expected. Mermen P. Hlsslr. eilUlant general manager of Florida Citru* Mutual, a giant grow­ er*' ra-operativ*, laid bar­ ring further di»**ler*, con­ sumer* will he offered totally adequate supplies of citrus within the next flen years I and at price* that can be com­ petitive with other juice* and synthetic beverages. "The grove* a(* In better condition than normally could --- . * . 4 _ lie OlpecteiLlL- atecle said-! ''Having suffered -all of the ravages of the low tempera­ tures two years ago, they have merle a marvelous recov­ . ery." The rapid recovery of thf “a 's liv mj. ~ ' f ■sr ETfYII h l l rsm, . —.drop' arutrxrsuH level *of *IT form* of citru s * and citrus products, Mutual's rxriutlve assistant Frank Trovllliofi said, and further drops are anticipated III MuiO. Indicative of lha pi ire drops is that found for frosrn oiaiigu colorntlate, one of tbs most popular ritrus prod­ ucts. Mutual estimates that IK million is spent weekly on concentrate. The price of orange concen­ trate fur the past year has averaged Jo to 2d rants per. six-ounrs can, covering both advertised and nun-advertised biand* in a variety of markrls. Tlovlllion said Ibe house­ wife rsn look forwent to pay­ ing an average of 22 to 22 rents pm can duiitrg the coin­ ing year. I j • Similar savings for the consumer are noted in fresh oranges, fresh grapefruit, and Irrsh tangerines. Tinvillmn ssid fresh oranges and tan­ gerines ure running uhmil 10 rents a rluxen lower at tire lelsll level Ibis season, -riling si an average 4'J , mil* langrrilies air a holiday M-ii*«>n fruit and -upplira will he rlrplrtrd ispnlly, but Tensaid f l r - l i ' oiungs V111Kill price- sliuuld bold sltady into next year. ilia h giaprfiuit prires to dilti tins sraaon aie tunning ab-.ut tiie tame as last year but Tiovillion said a plies drop call be expected in Jan­ uary and Fcliruaty when the mduatiy moves into its nor­ mally slow poil-lodiday pe­ riod. Citrus ptodurtion in Die next few yeatt will hu boost­ ed not only by th* tiers that ramc-rr from tbs fleets, hut alto by vast new plantings --------- vTirmtOTf —frr—Ur# ginrH*—wf-* what normally is eonsuistrd lhe riirut belt. V ~n d a iry • sp e c ia ls • lisskfsit Club Qisd* A FIsrMs Medium Eggs .... 39* Kreft'i Tasty Cfctttt SgrtsC C h ecz-W h lz........ 39* IsNy CrtvWr'i Dslislsut Dsts 8 N uFBread 59* Mrs. Filksrt't d-SMsk M arg arin e........... VS: 29* - —•** - ; '3w lft'|_PN m li/m Swset-SmokaiFJoYOC__ __ __ __ l — • «n}oymtrrf,'Wt irfvite you to □ visit our complete cheese SlicefrBacon Swift's Premium B roum chw clger or O Sandw ich S p re a d ....... 8o* 29< department . . . featuring the most popular Imported and D clicioui Country-Style domestic cheeses ond party dips! PR IC tS tr f i e r i v i O Pork R i b s .......................... ">• 49* T osly Leon Contar-Cut MOM THRU fr o z e n • THURSDAY, D IC . 2 8-31 fo o d s □ Porfc Chops . . . . . . ....... it. 69< • lenqusl Inn* AnsrtW Frozen Dinners 2 ..... ............. ■ "i / • l v f .. . • *.r* Ift 89* Rlch'i D«IIcI«mi Coffee-Rich C opeland’s Fresh or Country-Style □ Sausage........... ..................»>. 59 * . . ’V" 29* tu i i u t i o m l C slum kls Fanrsws S saaitk Bean Soup ....... 39* |\JI d e l ic io u s , ASSORTED FLAVORS II I -r o y a l G E L A T IN 1 l v e h v e h i H o g J o w l s .'b 1 9 * Ssvth lang', Tarry l l t v Vegetables ........ *£,•• 49* DIXIC LILY OR K L B IC K Blackoye Peas B L A C K E Y E PEA S Southland s Now Y i »f ‘i Tract Mrs ih - ie. 2 < ) < Rot^o Sticks 3 29* Apple Juice D IET PEPSI-CO LA LIMIT 1 PLtAat Realemon Juice fi-bot. ctn. 43‘ dow n produce la n e Il;r* 49* l l ’ y-ss. ton Mixed Nuts \ r\r- 4- TAX » DIPOilT • F Porlj Tima? Plantar • • I S a n fo rd H e ra ld Milton Welcome Eve, And Will Be Closed Jlfl G—*reAt,ei , ,n, s- a»JSp-ft t amma# p s S SALADA T I A B an fo rd • a Nora Nurrlc TK -8-1 SI4 R. Hemlnols tllldrrd Ifanry •IR-3631 Deltona Mary (irttinga lSJ-dM T Bear I.aka I* llsirtc •1-1(02 DtUary ■IB { it '• • . • Cr P BAGS 1 0 0 -ct. pkg. | | . | 9 aaairot Thuti I n . ||, |M| B O lV m Ml O ra a n S t a m p a S H0W ARD>* lo > H NlON‘S COCONUT CAKE ........................................... 17 -81 . p k f . 8 9 * 8 18 1* 8 8 7butl IN II. 1 2 :3 0 3 can 1 303 can s 1 9 e m 9 * £300 1 0 c 1 2 -p a c k $ | ctn . 5 9 F Or P C r e a m S ty lo 1 - 303 B can 2 1 303 cam 2 9 c F 0* P T e n d e r G r a e n Sw eet Peas 2 6 2 -P ly W h i t a o r C o lo r e d O O ^ W a V iC f O D I Jw G re e n S t a m p s S V S tl.a .a .a ^ w A M cC orm ick's Pur# Vanillo 2 -# i, hot. 4 5 c ~ sasi'tt Tk.rs IN . II. ISM M i G re a n S t a m p e d *sA At, i * m mi swA sm th T s is s t i Asssrtid Sliced leacn Meets J ■*♦*■"*. PdP, IsU td kvsiksai) I 6 -o s. p k g i, | 7 e . Cheese Thiee F.F.V . Crackers ... 3 87* o i m Seminole Plaza, Casselberry SIN4LET0N i FAMILY PACK BREA0ID SHRIMP IV c-lb . pkg. $ 1 .1 9 ——-V. Yaw*. Ass. SI. I**4 «gA All tm tmmigwihus sI. HERMAN'} ORANGE (AND WIENIRS S j lb. 4 9 e mmmmsism mvi'VmBO •w»**8R Tku»|. Dn 888.*08 Tht*l| Do#- II- IIW O re e n S t a m p si § ass*— m i gw^tss sh Isath't l i M t a , Path Iraadad FISH STEAKS I 2 -lb . pkg. 99a t fJ J .l J i L '» ' Jjl Oroon S la m p a S la m p s c ] sw ms ■EACH'} CHOCOLATE COVERED VILLA CHERRIES ' 1 2 -o s. box 49* M A 81, ssvgsa mi !«**•** *8 te *w ra m Ml O«*Aro o n Si t -Aa m*Ap s A* u r n m Mi Grean Stamps 1 Onora Dr., Sanford P*>ts Tlmst laisv Suniklns O W .V W B O 3 0 0 -c pkgs Hwy. 17-92 and Cherrie* ................... 2 9 ' G ala Towels ....... t . .^t 37* Th* D.<S„|<4 Pages T*»sll Hi-Ho C r a c k e r s ...... 1 '' 41* lib d v ^ to o < Prices In This Ad flood Aft tl Wht«», Haw Ch««»t or Hem 9 K le e n e x T is s u e . . . . 3 •••"»» Ts«>, a— si. isss O M BO c F ru it B e e r ........................ All Day Friday, Jan. 1st. l O O ^ V ^ l O O 5 L ig h t -b r c w a d E d e lw e is s Avocados . 4 Virginia I’elruakl I1. 0 . Uui 1214 Phyllis HugcwMn 322-d«H Laks Mary F la v o r fu l F For Salads, Tasty Florida is shea sc psrkep* s Kovu sr The P e a r H a lv e s P e a s ....................... S W E E T C O R N 1 0 4 9 ' All Stores Will Close At 6 P. M. New Year’s 2 B a r tle tt F o r L u c k ! B u i h 'i C a n n e d B la c k c y a T E N D E R Y E L L O W F L O R ID A SA N FO RD ipsrlmsM . . , rtid th* 79* Cr P C ocktail. . . ; ■w ke Js< Path, Maranklss pan 1 4 6 -o x . w ca n ........ V.V 25* for Miainf. Roc•mltful•d A m b r o s i a . . 21.0> 5 9 rm M l m ^Lbr'‘ ,!ich flo',0"d White Mouse Znty Flavored K reft'i Delicious Fresh • yarn* sswty "Uni. lootmr 1 " 19‘ Paul's Psm lly Peck Fried Fish Fillets ..... V-T 59* C a b b a g e . . . Isr 8 * sawsst Wv**v |k, t.rl ****** ts eat, * t r t l »ng i „ 0rt. sale: SMOKED BONELESS HarJ Green Florida Thera’s a lot to do In ~49«. :77?rr. <=> I >0 ----- iO W 'V A ‘ W h . w (_ m. »aa« « » ! » » » HAM 6 - o i. pkg. o9c IVw. O.I ||. IH4 _ MlOroon S ta m p a mi »• A A.» vs-is— s.<^*M sh •-v-OEF Psik ALKA SELTZER TARLITS larga il ia 59c aw. . 5 B O W 6 % TeY W Ml G«i Are8l| etm*m n mSi t-La msi- p s<=^>< g : , 1 msmsmmsm ° ^ a M. IH4 MA Ai. cmms s l a k w A l a i t t ’l Pisatiun E li,, * Caatsd llsiiaa SICRIT CREAM DEODORANT I IC i O 000M.M.0JUAOjiMMl large cixa 73* plus tax ."S ' — Vk— . 0— II. IMS �. % Btitftrrfc - Brrnlb i Hospital ■ Km 1 ft Notes DECEMRKU 22. Iftfil A d m U o io n * Charlm Howard, Car! Me* Krlvy, Dorothy Swaim, Dutitia ItilU, David I.re Morii*. Wilnm KumvII, Canon Ki.er, Caroleifn Jnkinen, Sanford,* Marion Korat, Dell ary; Henry levy, Geneva; Gloria Shiroman, I.onunrood. Ilirtha Mr. and Mia. Stanley Dills, Sanford,"a boy. Iliarhareea Rena Koater, Jnme* Field., Karl Kieher, I.ira Hodgr. and baby, llicky Howling^William .Piatt, Robert Mr Watt era, Sanford: Klhet Walker, Mar* Joiio Hughe., Dellary; Roth Suaon nml baby, Orange City, DKCHMHKH 1.1, 1961 Admiaainni Daniel Mnrijtter, Joan Robin eon, Alice J. Small, Marllia Pringle, D o n a l d Hre.nick, t'lmrlra Colbert, Rosemary _ VAC V\ ooda, Him to o Rivera, Mor* ria Saunders, Cab llookman, Sanford; N i l a " l.jungbrre, Anne H osier, Dellary; Mary I*, D.ngherly, l.ako Mary; S b e I I i * Groce. I,nutwood; Knnly Staley, Dairen. * *" llrelh* , Mr and Mia. Kenneth R u'aell, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Kobtnaon, San­ ford, n girl; Mr. and Mra, Daniel F. Dougherty, I-ake Mary, a boy; Mr. and Mr*, ‘trtttsotr. ^ hrrprmnrr-f .nn g » ood, You've got a chance to win | one of America's most popular*.-s. new c a r s . . . the Fprd Mustang I a fioyT Mrr'in.i ilr'iT.' Jitmt •■“ **—* Strotnsn, Titusville a boy. Discharge. David I.ee Morria, Kuril* I," ileii*. tie-nnm Roll, Maiy Forgnaon, J " Anno Rowe, 11rim Wolthjtll, l'liil!)|> Wanda, • tirari M. Robert) Kdtia Maa Armstrong anil baby boy, I i-riiim I illlp and b.ibv gill, '•infotd, Walter M Muibmd, I'* lU ry; l"atriiia Mont run, It r n a o llumha •ugh, l.ong. Beverage Head Named By Burns J Xl KS’O W It f K i l 'P h — link rji'i-t lt«i>*Uiri II iim ih ' up. |in jf)lr< f « t s iitfit «, i i**1* dt* rn tor ii n i hr v*ill t»n«a up hi* pfra#;nt iii'K m ill f it# Ftip 11 tr ittiliiAt i v I tf>r is mI V* I " i t i v . k A brilliant new portable television developm ent. . , tho now "play anywhoro" all-transistor portable General Electric TV. tie sure to register, There will bo ton winners! I - ♦ II >! <>t I t* . f t . «* :it« ! I fit ih*. nTl i f ft | VI f»» P'M 11"4 i«i«tn t , ( h i* f ir ^i |lf thi< |l.|l|Mt tiuf ti ^t f v • » tfi b* P* *f >f iipj-'inli-*! lt**' vpi hi*ii "i*'l Iht* 11*|lfls*1 • i llt J *t h “ ii» *.f »lt* riil ii t n m i ’ t id m t * tf» till* tilt t Its* in th>* tin i"t iicr, M . » r st t |ff. IIU'Mtlift itf i i u>| ft <!* f «tl \ * » unis t*»r».’* rjuntu in > tnr of Till! rttiinn I move .So he ft id the onle In f tr M llaitiif »I**|I|HV1 out and wat.h* r«l (tie train rirmolJWi lua car. In hiimtlr j e i i r $50. PUBLIX « FOOD GIFT CERTIFICATES Holiday ffjSM Expenses up to SfiOO — m- : |H B 1. Register at any participating Publix Market before the close of business January 16, 1965. 2 . No purchase is required. 3 . You need not be present at tha prlzi drawing • t 7 P.M- Monday, January 18th, 1965 Wlnnara will ba notified. , 4 . Employees of Publix end their immediate families are not oligiblt to win. 5 . Unmarried minora undar ago 16 are not •llglblo to win. f if: 8 mm One New Ford Mustang with radio, heater and white-wall tires. A $2,500 value. Ten G.E. All-Transistor Portable TV sets. A $ 2 0 0 value. 74 - $ 50 .0 0 Publix Food Gift Certificates. One winner at each participating Publix Market It. U. M A H A N M JAN CO RPO RATIO N 10(1 ralmetto 322-20R3 GOOD LUCK. . . FROM PUBLIX WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE �I I o 1 A ’ Rain Or Shine, The Response Tours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call 3 2 2 -5 6 1 2 . 19. Boilders Supplies 4. Jleauty .Care Classified Phones FIM i fu fw i PAINT rloa* o i l V4 price ACE BEAUTY Salon, open GREGORY LUMBER CO. dally k - w by app'ta. May520 Maple Ave. 322 0500 fair ftotel. 322-0090. E n k u p 322-5612 E na M a lu lk O u t? 425-5938 PLUMBING Contracting Repairs NANNIE'S KIDDIE CARE, In­ FREE ESTIMATES fanta to 6 yra. 2440 S. Oak R. I* HARVEY Ave. Ph 322-0981. 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3883 i 8. Dors • Cals • Pets U| U» 1 1111.80 8 to 10 |211.80 11 to is |2 11.50 18 ta 20 |4 11JO Jt to 28 1a 1l.ao 26 to 10 16)1-80 ■ la haa ia 1.80 11.80 1JO|1.90 1.89 |2.85 2J2 |2.80 8.15 |4.78 2.78 |5.70 A* — 1 U m (O n (.I t lln watSe P » llaa) •IM M ! e l « e - C k i r T A ll I k l f D i l i M l ChmwmU at I-Dar M l t , CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST 23. Painting DOGS RECEIVED for Adop PAPERHANGING-PAINTING tion, boarded. Animal Rea- Licensed, Bonded, Insured cue League, 1700 W. Mlnne 20 Y e a n Exp. — 322-7331 iota. DeLand. Ph. 734-1148. 12. Special Notices * 24. Well Drilling WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Type* and Sliea O. M. HARRISONS We Repair and Service 1311 Palmetto 322 8827 STINE * and Supply Co. Adding Machlnea • Typewriter Machine 207 W 2nd St FA 2-8431 Salea • Rentals • R epair P pW ^U .’S-OFFICE SUPPLY INCOME TAX SERVICE * 28. Radio • Television 15. Special Services CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 11.80. Par Inch v . ERRORS Tkl Kara 14 will aat he ■gaaalble fa* para them i laaaaraat tmaertleg. COPY BEAUTIFUL AU wood cabinet Color TV Ocr“ ’ * . \wd Jess HOME- IMPROVEMENTS, than 2 month* 41ke with JBPQi’ ING.,PAINTING * full new guarantee, Save $250 INSULATING & namryour own terma. Ph. Financing Arranged 322-2287 Charlie Gormly Collect et Associated Radio It TV, 2113 FIXIT SHOP N. Oiange Ave., Orlando At theae Xmaa Speclala. An 422-2514. ChrUtmaa Delivery Engllih Dunelt Girl's or Guaranteed. Boy'* Hike ■ All Sliea 830.03. A & n CONTRA' Equip ment, |(( a i f a4*#r»l**»*BI wbfrb It Aaapa aklaatlaaakla fa tka rallar af tkla aam . ***•*. DEADLINES ” 11 Noon Day Befor# Publication For Inaarllona and Kllla (S a t Noon For Monday) grrslh Page 6-A— Dec. 28, 1964. 43. Plants, Feeds, Seeds fturfnrft S W E E T IE PIE B y Nadine Seltzer HARRIETT’S Beauty Nook, 20. Hardware aoft eater, evening app’U. Sanford’i Moat Complete 103 So. Oak, 322-5742. TED WILLIAMS HDW. 322-3484 CUT'N CURL Beauty Shop 205 E. 23th. 318 Palmetto Ave. 3224834 22. Plumbing Evening Appolntmenla 6. Child Care Dial DU * r t U W Dlatsa ®lj* — HR. joo -jiuU bi-B cx GaL ■55= WIEBOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP 1160.05 * 409' W. lit St. P 322 4751 For "The Beat^From all Your Film*." RICHARD'S TREE SVC. 210 S. Park Ave.. Sanford Free estimate*, Licensed It Insured Ph. 323 0500 ,50. Home Appliances IS— H w l m m l n g IT— J a n i t o r i a l Foola Harvtcaa 11— f>o-Il-Youraalf IS—liulltlira Buppllee JO— llardwara 11—lloma ftapalra 32—I’ lumblng Jl—Painting I f — W all D rilling it —Air Cond. 4 Heating i t — H a dlo - Talavlaton IS— ILualntM -Prop — Bale 13 — Heal Estate W anted Ift — Real Kvtgte dale 11 — liyelneaa Ben tala *0— L o la For Bale • l — Far me— G r ov es 13— Out o f State A c r e a g e Vi— llo u e t e F or Bale • C— llu u ees— Bale or Rent • 1— Houee For Bent JOO— fleaurt R entals It—Photo 4 Eiju1pm.nl to— Horn a Appllancaa Id'l— Tral I#'ra■ —€■ ba naa 103 — Mobile Home#— Bale t l — M ualcal 103— Mobil* H om es— R*nt lo | — T ra iler Space— Bent 103— Tra iler L o t e — Bale 10*— A p ar tm en t e For Beat 101— It cmm i F o r Bent 110 — H otel Bourne 113— Mental A g en ts 111— W an led T o ft * n t 11it— A hi t ua For Be Ie 11* — A u t o s — Bala or T ra de M l — T r u c k s For Bala 110— A u t o m o t lv a bervlca 131— P cootera A C y cl es In a tru m an la 12— Uualnaaa Equipment it —Job Prlntlns 34—Upholatary Ik—Vacuum Claanara 37— ttovln* 4 Sioraga IS—Cl tar min ator a t l — P lants — Frails — ttaali From Hanford 30. Hume Appliances Buppllaa Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. 425-5938 Eiohang* F ro m Sem in ole Coun ty < D ia l D ir e ct ) Piano Tuning and Repair * L ltarmoo - FA 8 4 » is ; rtn criT c o c b t El]? & a tffrr& I -I f 1 1 JUST CALL FA 2-5612 r / ‘I — t WANT ADS (H loan a s so c ia t io n I’ laln tlff. TS W ant n ROLIJt and ------- ROLLS hi* wlfa. II ba be mar. tied. Defandante TOi PATRICIA K. IIOI.U, Itaaldanca Unknown YlIL OU ARK HKIIKUT NOTIF i r i f t) that a aull to f»r*cloaa baa bean filed a M«ortaaia asalnat you In Iha above Court by Iha above named Plaintiff. The property aouaht to b* fortcloaad la aa fullowa: L o t *0. O A K L A N D I I I L L S , a c r o r d l n a t o t he p l a t t h a r a o f aa r a o o r d t d In P l a t D » o k I I , P a a * *1 P u b l i c R e c o r d # o f Sam lnule C ounty, F lo r Ida. TOU ARK RKQOIRKD to file your Anawer with Iha Clerk of tho Court and to aarva a copy upon Iba PUlntlffa Attorney, lRVTN’U NATH ALISON, P. a lloa tl. Coooa, Florida, not later tbao January IS. IMS. II yea fall lo do *o, a decree pro con* faaao will b* entered aaalnat you for the rallef demanded la the-Complaint. W1TNKSS my band and the aoal of eeld Court at Sanford. Seminole County, thlo loth day o! December. 1114. (BEAL) Ads to T • (imiiaf, IK iim K , If IIv- helm , it r i n 1 • « ». cr editor* vjliter |iirt|r* rl a l m l n M or In* te re el In the her#l imf •«r d e“e c r I b i d lend* by, Arthur H Balk with, Jr, Clerk of Ctreult Court By: Martha T. Vlhlau Irvin* NothoneeB. Eaq., r . a B ob m . C ocoa, r i o r l d a Publlah Doc. 14. M. U . 1114 4 Jan 4. l l l i COM-48 HODGK. 11v In if, a nd 1:o t If u nk it« n n ■|ioua», h « I r ■. d e v l e e e e , Km fileea, c r e d it o r s or ot her pe rtle* c U l m l n g In* ( e r t i t In the h > r « i n i f t r r d firrlliH l i ii d i by. t h r ou g h , un der nr a g e l net the paid G e o r g i a rk n 9 H«*difp. 1£l •h* h* dead i and' 10 alOll.V * Ta HOtHlK, If 11 v 111 g . a nd to Iha GLADDING, D rrreerd M IT IIT OF m t b HKIMIIIT A M I %F F I . i r A T H I N F U l t D i e . (T l I IlliK All p e r r o n * e r e h e r e b y n o t i ­ f i e d t h a t t h e u n d e r e L g n e d ** A dm inistrator c t a o f *«ld e * l« t e , has c«n np!etsd the *d m l.iletretlun th e re o f and ha* f i l e d In s a i d c o u r t hi * f i n a l r e ­ p o r t a n d appH> a l t o n f o r d i s ­ charge CBijei' H o n * t h e r e t o , If a n y , s h o u l d be d u l y f i l e d A f­ ter filin g p r o o f o f pu b lica tion s h o w i n g th l* n o t i c e h a t b e e n 1published on er a w e e k fo r four I c o n s e c u tiv e w eek *, the m e tie r I o f e p p r a v a l o f s aid r e p o r t a n d I Hie o r d e r i n g o f d i s t r i b u t i o n o f j said e s ta t e w i l l c o m e b e fo r e the c o u r t , W e b b e r H H ain es A* A d m i n i s t r a t o r c- t. a. o f s aid e * ! a ! e W ln d e rw a e d la , H a in es A W a r d 224 I ' a r k A v e n u e , S o u t h I* O. B o g 2ft? W in t e r Bark. F lorida T u b l i s h Dkc, T. 14, 11. J l , 1SI4. CD H -24 un* k n o w n #pou*«, be lra , d t v l * IN T H K C I M r t ' I T t ' O l ' N T IN AND F ( t n S E M l N O L K C O I N T V . FLO R ID A . in r ilA N r r .R T n o . tia x a aeep, grenleew. credllore or o t h e r p a r l l e a r t a l m l n g Interest In t h e h e r e i n a f t e r described I * n d^ b JT. TIIK WILLI A M SR intlill SAV I it«■ *« Id John T IIfidgt. If P la in tiff, b * he dee»,J, and to a 11 va HOSIER L OART and JOAN L p a r ti ta h i v i n g or fit,timing OART. h i, Wlf*. • n r ini treat by, t h r o u g h P afan dtn t, under ^r agalnat O g O R O K N oT irr. n r b it t B II* *DGK. d e r a a e e d In the h e r e i n a f t e r d e a c H h e d T H K 1 T A T K O F F L O R I D A — l o n d t , an d to all p a r t i * * T O i I R i m k r L M A R T , n d J O ­ AN L (I A R T . b l , - w l f a , h a v i n g nr c l a i m i n g a n y in t t s a l d . n c a a nd a d d r s s , untere-af in t h e h o r e l n a f t e r know n d e e c r l hod l a n d * In be ml nr OF NEW YORK CITT. a Cnltad Blataa tlanktna Coryoraiton. n A L K I Q It Herald MfiTirt? « 1. I iwfcnditnlB inu, mid tu th• Uiiknuwn TMS: NINTH JI'DICI 41, * IHr l IT. IN ANIk FOII sr.MINUl.E en t’ n t y , ri.n iiiiik. I ' IIIA M K ln Nil. ISAM NllTICK OF 4 llOH QR. TO i ANNIK j T in : T HK ORG IA NNA H M .m atl B -not.1.8. JR. »nd PATRICIA 1C. ROLLS, formerly hla wife and now dlvoruad, and The ANNIK II, lt*k. iJiiria Use v» t h r e u e h , u n d e r o r ajcfilnet Hie eeld A n n i e T, If t h e Le d e m f ; iin<] l o r i u i c c L o i t r k h it W E S T B1UK F K D K I I A L M V . To P lain tiff. M l'T IT IO I N V I U K N u T l C E IS her . b y g i v e n I h e t I e m . n i i e g i - a In b u e l n . u at J4o Han M.rr-oe* Ava.. H a n f o r d . Remlnnle C ou n ty. F lorida , under the f l c t l t l n u a nerna „ f pfu i K H R R IiiN A l, . AtJJUSTM RNT I I I 'U K A C , a n d th a t | I n l a n d tu r a c i a l ar s a i d n o m a villi lha C la r k of iha C ircuit Court, Hamlii'-la C o u n t y . Florida. In i r c o r d a r u - r u l t h lh* p rovla lona o f Iha F l r l l t l o u a Nania S l a f ulaa. lo-w ll: H a rll nn ICS 0| F l o r i d a K l a l u l a a ISST •■ - M a i l - Ua M a a a a S M - X a -------1-Ul.ll.h l i a r . I I . 3 1 . 1»S« * J an c i >i i Pays n i i v r v , c l.n il i n s . r ilA N C K I I V M l . USTI HCK UltADI.KY NORMAN. Legal Notice i |\ C O U N T Y J l I M i m C O I IIT N K M I M i l . F . C OI S T Y . FI .O H IDA Til K C IIICflT COIHT OF K 9 T A T E O F lilt-: MATH JITIItT AI. (III- l a SA U FL LK K Ct IT, IN IM I Fllll BKMINOI.K l\ 31. Musical Instruments 31. Musical Instruments Legal Notice Legal Notice ALL Type* u! new major Ap­ Plano Servicing 4 Tuning pliances at Drastic Discount. Gene Cumbaa — 322 2661 Call 322-84(8 J A R Trading Post, Inc , 2309 S. Orange 35. Vacuum Cleaners Blossom Trail, Orlando. SANFORD VACUUM SVC. S sNFORD ELECTRIC YOUR REXAIR DEALER G E. Appliances—New A Used 26GB S. Park 322-6511 118 Magnolia 322-1582 SALES - PARTS - SERVICE It Whether you are a BUYER or a SELLER You'll get the response You want when you use ufifcD FURNITURE, Mlsc. Items, Plncy Wood Auction. 322-2270. . Tou are n ,( ,b y n o tlfl ,(1 that a ault h a, h#.n f|l»d ,a ,ln > ( you In til, above antlllvd c , u , « ; and that you are h ar,by •lulr,d to f 11— your aniw vr with th , Clark af Ihla Court, and (o a,rva a copy lharaof upon (ha ria ln llff'a allorneya. whoa name and addraaa la: FUKK MAN. RICHARDSON 4 W A T ­ SON. 711 tl,r n ,U Rank UulldIn*. Jacka.nvllla. Florida, not lalar than January tth, A. D . IMS. f If you fall t* do *o. Decree Pro Conf,Wk> .will ba entered Iha rallef d , a a a l n e t y olu-'fdr u fd m a_____ n d a d ... In ___ t h* Complaint. The nature o f aald aull b a ln f for Iha foracloaura o f Slorl gaga ancumharlng Iha proparly and premia## located In Saml­ nola County, Florida, dM crlbed aa fallow #: LOT l i t . L O N O D A L E FIRST ADDITION, aeeordIng to Iha plal th ereof aa ' recorded In Plat Book It. page Si Public R ecord , o f Samlnola County, Florida. INCLUDING apaclDcally. but nol by w ay o f llm lla llon (ha follow in g Datura: Monogram Haatar, Modal No. ta il, n o aerial number, permanently Inatallad. W1TNCYS r y hand nod aanl o f aald Court at Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, thin Ird day o f December. 1144. (SKAL) (SEAL) Arthur 14- Beckwith. Jr.. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr., Clark of Circuit Court Clark of the Circuit Court Seminal# County. Florida of tka Ninth Jtidloial Clr* Byi Martha T. Viblfa cult. Ik and for temiwole Deputy Clark County, Florida TO—KMAM, RICHARDSON By! Martha T. Vthlaa 4 WATSON Deputy Clark III Barnett Bonk Balldlnf Fubllah Dae. J L JS. I H 4 4 J u JookaoavlUo. Florida i II. l i l t Publlah Do*. I , a i k a 1144 CDM-S4 CDS4-M •' nole C oiinty t F lorid a, to w it: Begin *** feet no rth and ftou feet ea*t o f the lout h* meet currier o f N or th fa M *4' o f ' H o r t h t a i t ** o f tl action St, T o w nab Ip 10 f*outlt« B a n g * SO Kami , run North ISO feet, W eet 110 feot. Pouth 41* w ait lo * point due west o f the point o f b e g in n in g , thence east to the b e g in n in g , Ncm Inote C oun ty, Flori d a T he nature o f thle eult la to quiet plaint IfTe Hite to the ab o v e d ee cr lhtd Unde. T he na me o f the Court In w h ic h thle cauea w oe Inetltuted le the Clr* c ult C our t o f the Ninth J u d i­ c ial C ir cu it In and fo r ttemlnola C oun ty . Florida, and an a b b r e ­ v iated title o f the oaaa la due Bradley Norma n ve A nn ie T. Hod g e, et al. Y ou and each o f you a r e re qu lrad to file y ou r a n » w t r j r t | | the Clark o f the Court, and aarva a c o p y t h e r e o f upon the p la in t iff, or p U l n l l f f e a t t o r ­ ney, w b o i * name and addraea la a . U r u h b e c k , IT* t e a t W eehtnglon lln ti, Orlando. F lo r id a not later tk aa ik e Sftth day a f Ja uary . IMft. W IT N E S S m y hand and aaal aa C lark o f 'the Ctreult C our t o f Iha Ninth Ju dicial C ircu it o f th S ta te o f F lor id a, i n and fo r Sem in ole C o u n ty tkla l l t h day o f D ecem b er . A- D. 111*. 95. Houses For Sal* >— Seminole Realty MERLE W. -WARNER REALTOR Good Treatment SINGER Featherweight, A-l PHONE LOCALLY 322-4342 condilioj, 1 year uncondi­ or apply to Um tional Guarantee—pay 15 50 PURE OIL COMPANY per mo. Singer with Zig-Zag, pay off balance of 838.10 or 69. Schools & Instructions $5.90 per month; White Domestic Zig-Zag balance U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! only 858 pay 87.33 per month. Men-Women. 18-52. Start high as 8102.00 a week. Prepara­ SANFORD SEWING CTR. tory training until appointed. 104 S. Park Ave. 322-9411 Thousands ot jobs open. Enperience usually unnccesNEW Mahogany End Tablet. aary. FREE Information on 2 sets, 810 Ph. 322 8601, Job*, salaries, requirement*. USED Upright Piano, excel­ Write TODAY giving name, lent condition $200, Ph. 322address and phone, Lincoln 4884 before 5 p . m. Service. Box 10S, Sanford Herald. UNION 5 SKATES. Army-Navy 133 — B o a i a A M o t o r s 133 — Marine 322-5612 FOR A Musical Christmas, call BUKUR'S Muilc Shop. 322 7202. T r i a l Purchase Plana. tee ■i n ....... 84. Real Estate - Sale ■. RENT A BED $100 D O W N Rollaway, Hospital, B a b y MAIDS — N. Y. to 855 wk. F H A -V A HOM ES RUSH REFERENCES. TOP Bedl, by Day, Week, or JOBS. FARE ADVANCED SEVERAL OutstaodJnf 2 * 1 Month. Bedroom Homes available 1b QUICKLY HAV-A-MAID, 4 CARROLL'S FURNITURE all Arses o> Sanford. Lai i s Bond St., Great Neck, N. Y. 116 W. 1st 322-5181 Show yon ground I - * MR LEAtJB - EVERYBODY CLASSIFIED ADS 53. Wanted To Huy i, *. CLASSIFIED INDEX to—Stlac. For Hals 11— Artlclaa Fnr Itant 12—Hwap or Eechenge St—Wanlad To lluy It—Furnltura For Hals It—Anltqura For Hals tl —Mo nay To Loan IS —ItuaLnraa lippnriunltlaa THE 72. Female H?lp Wanted 70S So. Park 322-3829 WE BUY Uaed Furniture, one SANFORD FEED STORE piece or houaeful. Furay S t Johns Realty Whole Cora 83.15 — Snap Cora Bedding k t urn. Co., 901 W. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 82 80 — Jim Dandy Dog 1st St 322-8591. 120 N. Paik Ave. 322-8123 Feed — 83.63 for 50 Iba. In­ WELL US your Furniture. clude* Tax. Quick Service with the Cash. 320 Sanford Ave. 322-9990 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS SUPER TRADING P O S T . Realtor 3220677. 50. MIbc. For Sale Raymond Lundqunt. Aaao. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Back Bldg. TREE RIPENED Citrus. Na 55. Furniture For Sale vela. Ws ship Albert H. Pell FKlSbi E S T I M A T E ^ Osteen. 322 3873 or 322-4191. Upholstering k Mattreia ren­ Ball-Blair Agency Real Estate — Insurance ovating New It Died Furni­ FENCE POSTS: Creoaoted Cy322 5841 ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 3rd. k Park Ava. preta, 4"-6"x7 ft. long, 50c Co., at 709 Celery Ave. ea. Ph. 322-5854. JOHN E. FOX, FA 2-2U7. » Realtor Patios, Floor, Free BiUmats* WILSON MAIER FURN. 208 N. Park Ave. 323-0559 sand, cemint, rock, pipe, Buy — Sell — Trade steel, grease traps, dry 311-15 E. lit. 322 5822 BART PILCHER. Broker wells. Stepping stones. Personal Service MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. For U>e biggest selection of Uhuftx In somewhere on the and of It! ThtiVt a now Call 322-7498 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 laash lawl” nearly new and uaed furni­ ture. see Noll's Furniture 95. Houses For Sale BILL’S BARGAIN BARN Brokerage in Casselberry of 10,000 Items on 17-92. Open 4 day» 9 lo f , iSxcellejQt -Location, 1300 Grap«vll!4 Ave, — ' Uaed furniture, appliances, 3 "BEDROOM, 2 bath horn with Ige. living room, fam tools, etc. Bought - Sold. GAS Furnace 100,000 BTU, 1— Lost 4 Found I I — Slonsy W an t ed lly room, fenced yard with I—Pereonal* Larry's Mart 215 Sanford I t — Yevlnga 4 L o s s Ducts 8c Registers 8150, Fb. shade k fruit trees. f —Iiituir Cara I t — Inauranca Ave Ph. FA 2-4132. 322-3249, t—Day Nuriarlaa t l — Sch ools 4 In a tru c tlo a s $17,900 TERMS I—Child Cara 10— Em p lo ym ent S ervice# I—Do**—Cata— Fa la I t — Mala lls lp W anlod 81 per DAY rental for Elec- 6(1. [Justness Opport. ■Po 12 ACRES of good ground near •4«4c.'Cke?*4~Shampooer- with •-ftfW T ake $Wo* per—gcre i —W ra m g — Food - ’ t * 74—h* im irwjp m m w a purchaie -ot B lue- Lustre. SERVICET5TAT10N: ^ w ith ‘ tt'riW.7 11— P l a c a a t o E a t * ? l*-B ltu *tlon W anted ” ’“ V Carroll Furniture Co." I I — B p a c la l Harvtcaa •T— Incom e P ro p e r ty Good Location. Good Products. PROFESSIONAL NEW APPLIANCES at Uaed PAINTERS & DECORATORS Price* — Hot Point, FrlglPapering — Waterproofing dalre, RCA, Zenith, Phllco, 2. Personal* Satisfaction Guaranteed Curtis Mathes— You name Free Estimates 323 0339 It, wc have It. Phone Char­ Do' you har* a drinking prob­ lie Gormly, collect at Aaaolem Write P. O. Bo* 1213, 17. Janitorial Servlcea elated Radio A TV, 2113 N. ! Sanford Orange Ave., Orlando 422YENTSCII MAINTENANCE 2514. Christmas delivery Service A Supplies PRIVATE Voice Lessons. Ph. guaranteed. 25G3 S. 1’ a.k Dr. 322 1843 322 7341 READS Our Regular Feed Price* 23 Iba. Jim Dandy Dog Feed 11.93—50 Iba: Jim Dandy Dog Feed (3-52 — 10o lbs. Shell­ ed Co-n 13.10 — 100 Iba. Shorts 13 95 — 100 lbd Tux­ edo Chops Horae Feed 84.30 — 100 lbs. F & F Feed 83.05 —100 lb«. Race Horae Oata 83.80. HUNT'S T U X E D O FEED STORE, Corner San­ ford k 2nd SL 51. Articles For Rent SB 1901 S. Perk A w . PA 2-5232 enjtlme 3-BEDROOM, Pie. room, Ueere lot, S min. from N.A.S., out of traffic pattern. New roof, newly pslntrd inaide A out: 1502 Forest Dr. 322-9538. MOVE IN TODAY Beautiful 3 Bedroom Custom Built Home on Shady Lot In Wynnrwoud, 2413 Summerlin, no qualifying problem*, $900 Down 889.19 monthly. As­ sume mortgage. Some term* can hr arranged on down payment. Seminole Realty PA 2-5232 anytime 1901 Park Avenue COLORED PROPERTY Jim WalWr Corporation has nice 3 Bedroom completed house k lot for Sale. Tak« 415 through Oatccn to Ostco^ algn, turn left then back to . right which lc*<H. w - the house. Only $100 Down k monthly payments $70. Call 295-0982, Orlando. NEW 3 Bedroom, 2 balh C. B. home on large wooded lot In Wilson Place, 5 smllc* out — W**4 F tael .« r s U mile pa it ♦7*f- m W srctionr- Irnrhodlato occupancy for homestead exemption next year. 322Payton Realty 7121. 322-1301 2640 Hiawatha at 17-02 Legal Notice Legal Notice FlirriTIO tTv N A U R |» T IIK C IR C U IT C OUR T OP T i l l : M T T I I J I ’ DICI t l , C I R ­ NOTICK I ? h e r e b y g i v e n th a t C U IT O P T IIK •T-4 T K OP T am e n g a g e d In business at F l . n n i i G l> AND P o l l l E M I . Chitluotg* Hemlnole C o u n t y. NO 1.15 COC ATY Florida, u n d e r the fictitious name of . THE SEQUOYAH T i t V D K B S . a nd t h a t I In te nd to register *e ld name w i t h tha rlark of the C ircuit Court. S am lnola County. F lorida. In a c c o r d a n c e w-llh t h . p r o v i s i o n , o f 'h a F l c t l i l o u , N a m , H t«tu1 « . l o - w l l : S . c t l o n MS 01 F l o r ­ i d , H l l l u l , , 1357. l i U M i m v VO. H . B I VOTICK OP n r IT C IT IZENS N ATIO NAL B A N K OK HT. P K T K R S B i m a . a N a­ tiona l B an kin g AaaociaHon, IMatnUff. Va, W IL L IA M E T A T L O f ! at m , r>*fpmlan ta. T im S T 4T E OP PlaO RIDAi Hla: C. L Durtand I L L I A M E. J A Y U H l I'uhllah Dae. 14. 11 , It, 13(4 A T O i W JUNE ftl TATLon. Jan . 4. IMS. C P H -t O IN TIIK CTRCI it r o t IIT. N NTH Jl D i d Al. I 1114 I IT (IF FI.(Ill IDA IN AND FOR BKA1INIII.F. ( Ill ATI. ( IIANCKHV Nil. I I.ITn a m k a d i : d N o r m : of hi it IN MDIITM AUK F l i n t a LOSI IIK FKDKII.AI. N ATIO NAL M o l l T . (I A HR ASSOCIATION, a c o r p o r t Bun,, P l a i n t Iff, va. DA LTO N HKKDK C A T K 8 and JOAN U. CATES, hie wife. Defa nd en le T O i DAI TON R K K D B CATRH and JOAN (1 CATRH. whoao raeldenca |e un ­ kn o w n and whoe e l # 4t kn o w n m ailing addreae la: 117 lludaun N i r n l , Italalgti, .Nnrlh Car olina TOU A R K I I K R K U r NOTIF IR D that a Cuinptalnt lo (o r a . r | . . « a certain m o r t g a g e an. c u m ber in g the fo l l o w i n g d e e crlb ed r*al p rop er ty , t o - o i l : le d 71, llli.ck I. SUNL A N D KST.ATRH. A m e n d ­ ed Plal, a c c o r d i n g to a plat (h ereof, r ec or ded In Plat B « " k IS. p a g e , 1 4 1, o f Iha Publ ic Record, o f Sam l­ nola Cou nty, Florid a. Together wllh the fa llo w in g Retna o f e qu ipm en t and pro party wh ich are loc ated In and ji er m a n a iiily t o t a l l e d aa a pari o f (lie Improv am an ia on aald land One 0 K. R a n g e (e lec.). Model J 4018VVH. Serial TSU. I 7I 7 I ■- -— t e a -AA-—- H-----p a M a e e e l e e (e le c t, M o d el L A S I3 S C I Serial N S M I I i l On Dur»-Thernr H a a ( a r lo:l I Model 113- 3, Serial m r .n One Kitch en Exhauai Fan I e l a n . V l c lo f Cllmaa, no modal or aerial noe. Kievan Venetian B lind , I metal I. m a n u fa c t u r ed by (fenkarlk Glaaa A I’ aln l c’ umpany, Hanford, Flor Ida. no modal or aarla n u m b er,. baa bean filed ag aln al you In Iha a b o v a -a ly le d ault. Iha ehort title o f whlgta la Fe de ral Na llon a l M o r t g a g e Aaaoclat lon, a C or p or a t ion or gan laed under an Act o f C ong re aa and aalatlng purauant to the F eder al Na llo n a l M ortgage Aaeoc lat ton C ha rt er Act, h a v in g Ite p r in ­ c ipal o ff ic e . In the City of Waahtng-ton. Dlat rlcl o f C o l u m ­ bia, P la in t iff , varaua, DA LTO N RK KDK CATK S and JOAN U. CA TK S. hla wife. D e fe n d a n t , and you are required l o aarva a c o p y o f y o u r Anawer or olha r ple ad ing to Iha C om p lain t on Plaintiff* a Atto rney , Mac k N. Cleveland. Jr., Suita SIS S a n ­ ford A tla nt ic Nat iona l B an k Uulldlng, San ford. Flor id a, and f l i t the o r igin a l A n a w er or o t h e r p lead in g In the o f f i c e o t Iba C lar k o f the C ir cu it C ou rt on or b e f o r e the H a t day o f Ja nua ry , A. D. 1341. If yo u tall to do ao, a de cr ee p r o confaaao will ba taken agaln at y o u fo r the ratlat dema nd ed In the Complain t. T hle Not ice ehall ha publlahed once a w eak fo r four c on aa cu llv e waaka la The S an fo r d H e r ­ ald. a nawapaper c ir c u la te d ia Sem in ol e Coun ty, Florida. Da te d thla 17th d a y u ! D e c ­ ember, A. D. 1314. (SKAL) * Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr* • Clerk el Circuit Court By: Joan M. Wilke. D. C. Mack N. Cleveland. Jr. and Carroll Burka Attorney# fur Plaintiff P. O- Drawer X Banford. Florida Publlah Dae. )L SI. l»4i 4 Jan. 4. I t , 111*. C D H -T 1 ht« w Ifa T ou ara harahy notlflad Hiat a Suit ha* bean f l l t i ag ain st > nil ami aa**h of you, by C I T I ­ ZEN? N A T IO N A L BANK OK ST. P E T E R S B U R G , a National Bank ing A *»ticlal Irh , Plain I If tt In the abnva entitled causa; and that > «*u a r t harahy f i qu lred ! o fils y ou r A nsw er w llh the Clark o f (h it Court, and to ■e r v i a cut>y th ereof upon Iha P la in t iff ii r Plal nt! f f a At tor* tiey, w h f * » name and a dd t •<*a is A L B E R T C W R R L T , A t t o r ­ ney a! U w , *fcll Central A v e ­ nue, SI Prterabu rg. Klurida, not later than Ja nua ry 13. 13* 5. If you fall t " do so, Deere• Pro C on f e s s o will ba en tered ag ainst you fo r the relief ds* munilrd In the Com plaint The n a t u r e o f said ault b e i n g f o r f o r e c l o s u r e o f m o r t g a g e re* r o r d a d tn O f f i c i a l Ile-o r d * B o o k 477, •if page 554, Public C ou nty, Sem luol# Racorda Florida, c o v e r in g ■ I^at U * LON GDA L E HUBDIVIHIUN. F IR ST ADDI­ TION, accord Ing t*» p l a t l hereof, r*«vor*I*4 In P l a t Book 13, page 14, Puhlld Records, o f Semlitula C o u n ­ ty. F lorid a; T o g e t h e r ’ wit h the fo llo w in g ' d tcrlhed Item* o f p ro p er ty w h ic h are located In and p e r ­ m anen tl y Installed aa a part o f the im p r o v e m e n ts on euld la n d; 1— l i e s t a r W IT NE SS my band and tba seal o f this Court, at San ford S*mlnnle Coun ty, Florida, thle Iftth day o f Dece mber, A. D 1**4 (C O U R T SEA L) -Artirer'W—hrrlrwffh, Jr;---Clerk of the Circuit Court Bv Martha T Y lh U n Deputy Clerk * * PubHeh Dee 14. ) l , St. 11*4 A Jan I. 1lift. CDH-ftl You can find anything you n«wd advertised in the Her­ ald Classified SOLDI 612 MACKLE-BUILT QUALITY HOMES ■1» ___iwlcadi - $7,780. to 118,350, it Hras •it* at IMtie ias $240. < *n< 84127 monthly! Drlva Today. 8m n « t o s i Md Wofiriralr HosmI rise rid* as rtvarboat. "DaIttna Owas'l Taka Intaratat* #4 — axil al DaSaiy ficfianga, CALL e * l * 4 4 5 t mgmm 8 8 0 8 , DIVIII0N TNI BA.TONA CdSMUTWN �i -t* •j •t V. t~.------- r *" ( V vw Herald W ant-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Bhr &anfnrb fr r ilh Dec. 28, 196-1— Paire 7-A 95. Houses For Sale SACRIFICE Two-Story, 3 Bed­ room*, completely refinished, good location. 322-0B17. S-BEDROOM, nice lawn, well developed *.’ iruba. 304 ‘ Laurel Dr. (350 down. 1 BEDROUM, Fawny Room, 2 Bath, bu.lt In Appliances, Central Air A Heat, wall to wall carpeting 322-3505. TO YOU our 'Clients and Friends — "a very Merry Christmas and a Happy Pros­ perous New Year. Ernest M. Southward W. B. Shlppy I. W. Southward Mable A. Cullen „ . J. L. McWhorter Bessie P Herman Jackie McCracken SOU TH W ARD INVESTMENT A REALTY 11« N. Park Ave. * 322-9173 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR N o Qualifying I bedroom, ready to move into, freshly painted, $S?.50—good terms. I bedroom, Fla. room, screen ed porch, range included, excel, condition, only $7,400 Both of these homes were privately owned and the sale can be closed in just a few -------' $100 DOWN V A - F I l V GOVERNMENT HOMES I, 3 and 4 bedmnmi. monthly payment* from $50. Stemper Agency -__.ReaUoiJnsuror-Tradei 322-4991 1919 S. French Ave. 2 BDRM., 1305 Elliott. $6,500 322 0525 or 5254. Government Owned Homes $100.00 D O W N Seleetmn of 2. 3, and 4 Bedrx>mi> located tn various sections of Sanford Immediate Delivery MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM $50.00 FOR THE REST HOME RUY SEE YOUR V A - FHA Property Payton Realty >T< 2-BEDROOM. Furn. 817 Cata­ lina Dr. 322-0578. SEMINOLE RENTALS 2 Bdrm., Kit. Equipped $75: 3 Bdrm., 2 blh , Kit. Equip. $115; 3 Bdrm., 1 bth . Kit. Equip. $10!; 3 Bdrm. 1 bth. ‘ Kit. Equip $83'; 4 Bdrm., 2 bth. Kit Equip.. Fta. Rm. $130; Film. 2 Bdrm., Fla. ' Rftt: ’'Tttnr*?-Bdrm . $85; Fura. 1 Bdrm. $55. 1901 S. Park Ave. FA 25232 anytime UNFURNISHED 3 Bedroom 1louse, 2412 Willow $85 mo, | 322-0274. 2 BEDROOM C B House, Kit­ chen equipped, call 322-5303. 3-BEDROOM. I1* bslh. unfurnishrd. Quiet section. 322 8993 1205 W. 19th Court JIM H U N T GO WEST REALTY Office: 322-2111 Night*: 323-0700 372 0641 2534 Pirk Drive F H A - V A HOMES 2. 3, A 4 BEDROOMS 1. U* 8 2 BATHS KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT! For Complete Information See or Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER Wa Hava Th* Home For Yog Stenstrom Realty 2505 PARK DRIVE 322-2120 <v 322-7495 NIGHTS 322 0824 , 333 0546 322 4146 322-5482 — WtiWiTtlT! Ellinor Motor Co. 80. Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. Waterway Robson Sporting Goods Your EVINRUDE Dealer 304-0-8 E. l*t Ph. 322-5961 NOW 1395 NOW Mnrl Nn 111 M ■60 VOI.h8WAI.EN Seminole County Ml*. * ■ANKI. TRUCK WAS * 7 9 5 Stock No. 793A ’82 RAMRLKH AMP 4S5ADOR CUS­ TOM 4-DOOIt V-N, standard tranamla•ion, power utecrlnn, power brakea, heater and air conditioning. WA8 *1595 —Sturt" JferTWA---------- -------------- ------------61 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 4-DOOR 6 cylinder*, aptomatie transmission and healer. WAS I j g g t j 1801 Wrat lit Street Sanford, Florida Slock No. R260 *3 CHEVROLET 1MPALA SUPER SPORT COUPE V-8, automatic Irenamiaaion, |Hiwer ulrering, r a d i o and hralrr WAS NATIONAL *2495 B A N K P O S S E S S IO N 1 $ $ $ $ ‘57 ’57 ’57 ‘57 ’57 ’57 ’57 ’57 ’57 ’57 ’58 ’58 ‘38 ’58 ‘38 ’59 ’59 ’59 *89 ’59 *39 ’&* ’59 Cher. $687 bat. $31 Olda (198 bal. 124 Plymouth (399 bal. 121 Lincoln (787 bal. $31 Mercury $299 bal. I l l Rambler $587 bal. $31 Cadillac $087 bal. $32 Chrv. $599 bal. $29 Dr.Sol<i $599 bal. $28 Chrysler $399 bal. 121 Chryaler $199 bal. 117 Olda $399 bal. $14 Hillman $499 bal. $24 Pontiac $388 bal. $32 DeHoto $599 bal, 131 Chrv. $588 bal. $30 VW agn. $099 bal. 131 Chrv. *799 bal. 131 Pont HT $999 bal. 154 Ford 1798 bal $31 Plymouth $391 bal. 124 Ford 1699 bal. $32 Plymouth $199 bal. $21 m i l M|| / mo. mo. mo. mo mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. *BANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS Sanford. Florida 322-4503 National Itrpoearaajona Inc. Stock No. 829 ’58 DODGE 4-1 V-8, automati ■tearing, heater. SOLD riON WAGON •Ion, p o w e r was * 7 9 5 Stork No. R2I4 ’82 FORD FORDOR RANCH WAGON V - 8. automatic tranamlaalon, power atrrring, power brakea, radio and beat­ er, air conditioning. WAS *1695 Stork Nn. P2 81 CADILLAC Fully equlppe Stock No. 108 ’33 GMC ON •— * . --W-"v* -•■ 550 Stork Nn 187 ’82 I ADILL A with air rnnd1 SOLD • Stock No. 825 ’fin RAMBLEI n llndrra, aute and healer. SOLD Full poser J WAGON 8 mission, radio WAS * Q 9 5 *1275 Stork No. l i t A •85 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE $ *1195 $ 3395 *74 5 $ 1895 3095 NOW Slock No. 193A •fiO PONTI AC CATALINA 2 - DOOR HARDTOP V-8 i-nsinr, autnmalic Irenemlaaion, radio anil healer. ............ 0^0 i v Stork *1195 SOLD (AN DrVILLK SOLD roN TRUCK WAH * 3 9 5 $I645 •61 FORD HALF.TON PICK I P ..« 2<12A $ 2195 $ 545 $1425 $ 4 79 5 $ 225 Stock No. t33B 60 RENAULT 4-DOOIt Stock No. 186A ■63 CHEVROLET NOVA COUPE 6 ey llndeta, atandard tranamlaalon radio and healer. W’ AH *1895 Slock No. 177A__ •fit CHEVROLET 1MPAI.A 4-DOOR H UCDTOP V-8 engine, automatic Irenemission, power steering, radio and healer. . ... ............- ................... " Slock No. 192A •*i COKVA1R MONZA COl’ PE 8 cyllndrra, automatic tranamlaalon, radio and beater, .............— — .............- —— — — %SOLD Stock No. 18». RF.Y 4-DOOR ■59 MERCUR tranamlaalon. HARDTOP owir brakea, power ateerlng, radio and ealer, air conditioning. WAS K *795 $ ^ ^ 00 M 00 ^ Q •fill CHEVROLET HALF-TON PICK-UP 00 M 00 Stork No. 20#A gf 61 CHEVELLE MALIRU 4-DOOR V-8, automallr tranamfaalnn, power steering, * radio and heater, air conditioning. ....... m Km. K m K H i B L H H ^^k K d . / ■ Jm 0^0 w Stock No. 17TA •»0 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4-DOOR HARDTOP, V -8 engine, automatic tranamlaalon, power steering, radio and heater. . ............................................ ....... .. M bm r M M * * eft H ifis s s *895 *485 *1745 *1195 i 2195 1 0^0 * 1r*nsmiu*iun, {Kiwrr •tfrrinc, radio and hralrr. ...... . Stork Nn. 2I8A •62 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 4-IIOOR, * cy llndrra, atandard trinamlaainn. ra­ dio and heater....................... .. ^ 1C Stock No. 2I2A HIS CADILLAC 4-DOOR SEDAN Fully equipped ............. - .............■ A V E! ^ *4* 1 199A Slock No. 398 A The Dodge Hoys El g f 322-1835 o Stock No. R280 ’62 C HEVROLET BISCAYNE 2 DOOR 6 cylinders, atandard transmission, radio and healer, WAS It Stock No. 016A ’61 FORD FOKDOR STATION WAGON V -l, automatic transmission, power ■leering, power hrakra. radio and heat­ er, sir conditioning. WAS * ^ 4 9 5 SNji Sale* — Parte — Service Factory Authorised Dealer First Payment Due February, 1965! WAS *3395 J 3 i 10 Ft. Orlando CLIPPER Boal, 1- 3 HP Johnson Kicker, especially good for Duck hunting A fishing. 322-4392. USE OUR CONVENIENT GMAC PLAN — NATIONWIDE SERVICE Stock No. R27I ’64 CHEVROLET IMP ALA 4-DOOR HARDTOP \ -8, automatic tremmlaaion, po*rr atrrring. power brakaa, ra­ dio and heater, air conditioning. ON WEST FIRST ST. • Ben Howland • Charlie Craig • Bob Thnmaa • Frank llritnmin 123, Ronts-ft Motor* W E M U ST R E D U C E O U R STOCK BEFORE T H E FIRST OF T H E Y E A R . N O W IS T H E T IM E FOR YOU, TO T R A D E ! .PRICES S L A SH E D — SO M E - AT- W H O L E ■ T H K S g ^A R E LO CAL CARS T R A D E D IN A T H O LLE R ’S. S E E V , 7 A N D 2 BEDROOM House. Kitchen, equipped, convenient to Base. J 6S mo. 322 45t9. Realtor Insurer-Trade* 322 4991 1991 S. French Ave. 700% Mechanical Guarantee — 30 Days — 1,000 Mile* On All Used VW’a. u A V E! 3 - BEDROUM, 2 bath, un­ furnished I mi to base, 2 blocks to shopping center A school 1 year lease rrtgilr ed $120 mo 322 8670 after 3 p m, and Sales Broker $100 D O W N THEY MUST GO! UNFURN. 2-hedroom Duplex,! Terrarro floors, tile tialh, | kitchen equipped 322-6201 UNFURN1S1IF.D: 3-heilroom. 1 hath. 886 E 20th. $1X1— 3 bedroom. 2 bath. Ravenna Park, $115— 3 bedroom. 2 kith, 14U5 Wynn wood $115 $200 - $300 Down $40 - $60 Month 304 W. 2nd St. FA 280*2 ALL WORK GUARANTEED D UNFURN. Duplex. New. 2 bedroom Terrano floors, tile bathj kitchen equipped, 333-40U .'sf4 Complete Selection 89 a Thru 04‘s A U T O GLASS & SE A T COVER CO. Tn The T W E A R E G O IN G A L L O U T T O ACCEPT E V E R Y D E A L ! Y O U 'L L BE A M A Z E D A T Y O U R S A V IN G S ! Seminole Realty Stemper Agency READY TO MOVE IN New 3 4 4 Bedroom Homes, 12 baths So Longwood are* —Trade* considered, and we’ll build uu your lot. Semi yjolc County a Leading Build •r HAROLD LOGAN LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. Sales office: So. on U. S, 1792 to Dixie Bell Diner, turn right one block oo Seminole Ave. 838 3911. I Auto Glass, Tat* 4 Seat C oven Gateway ■ . USED CAR 322-1301 26C0 Hiawatha at 17-92 Management GKEENBRIAR Choice lota available tn Greenbriar of Loch Arbor overlooking golf course. Custom building to your ■perifications. Greenbriar deretepeJ -b y -------------KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. FA 2-807* 202 Fairmnnt Dr. BOB McKF.E USED CARS 10‘ WIDE, 2 beuroom trailer UNFURN. Upstairs APT. $55 W E L A It A APARTMENTS NO MONEY DOWN month. .109 Magnolia Ave. li t W. Firtt St. NO-l-4908. 701 French Ave. 323 o721 Inquire downstaira after 0 FURN. Apt. Close tn. Jimmie 1-BEDROOM Trader, on Lake, p. m. or call 322-4130. Cowan. 322 4013. Adults only. Ph. 322 7368. MUST SACRIFICE— 1903 Ton 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. $55 tiac 4-dr, Catalina, white, 106. Apartments for Rent mo,, include* water * elec­ F U R N I S H E D Apartments . full power, factory air, ra­ clear In. (tot Palmetto. Ph. tric. 322 9507. dio, heater, deluxe^Interior, AVALON APARTMENTS 322-1374 after 5:30 p.m. will consider old car in trade, 110 W.e *id S t , 322 3417 $30 mo Up, Surphi* City. assume payments, (me own­ 108. Rntims For Rent er. Ph. 322 6500. FURN. Apt 2300 Mellonvtlle. I-Room Efficiency »pt. with pvt. bath A shower, suitable CLEAN ROOM for Man. 401 for couple or tingle person 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. for 120. Automotive Service Magnolia Ave. 322-0720. or retired All utilities inCouple. Water included >45. eluded m rent. Ideally lo 113. Autos For Sale 322-7399. A U T O GLASS 1-2 and 3 Bedrwwn* cited (in 1st St.,, within 1 IN STALLE D NEW and USED An InveitmcM. not an ex­ block of 2 free parking iota I960 T BIRD—Full Power A Awnings A Cabanas * pense. Call FA 2-5612 for Air. XMAS Special $1,435. Senkartk Glass and Taint and shopping renter. In­ QUALITY MOBILE HOMES expert advice on a Herald SANFORD MOTOR quire »t Manuel Jarobeo Company Hwy. 17-92-S 322-2501 advertising campaign. 322-4382 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 Dept. Store 211 E. First St. 800 French Ave. < • Sedana • Hard Top* * • Convertible* • Station Wagon* 1120. Automotive Service S A N F O K D ’S N E W E S T PAOLA — Unfurnished 2 Bed­ rooms. 122-7599. HOMES, West 4th St. San­ ford. 3 Bedroom, 14* bath, FHA & VA Loans. LMJJ EN­ 2 BEDROOM kitchen equip­ ped $75 month. Ph. 322 3885. TERPRISES Inc., Builder Harold Logan, call &35-39U. 102. Mobile Homes • Sale Salesman on Duty 4:00 p. m. to dark. DON’S MOBILE HOME SALES 9fi. Houses - Sale or Rent “Your Wheel Fuate Dealer" - IT Model* to chooae from CUSTOM BUILT Home on OPEN 7 DAYS ,A WEEK Lake. Ph. evenings 322-1597. 838 1200 Hwy. 17-92 Lonrwood. Fla. 97. Houses For Rent LARGE 4 Hcdioom Home with full bath and 2 half baths $125 ino.; 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath home with Family room 1125 month. 1 > s GHIA l& - k 105. Mobile Homes - Rent 106. Apartments for Rent 1 106. Apartments for Rent M3. Autos For Sale 97. Houses For Rent 95. Houses For Sale {! $ 1 1 I ® . m * K Hg O s ^ ■SS^DODGe V c' 5 0 L D v -* automaiU Irenamiaalon, J V L I / , tester ....... mehcur cm n Ai11 $ ^ o Bj P V - 8. autuma J v L I / iaalim, pow er ■leering, radio and heater —....- ........ - * Jm m AVE! 595 MOTOR SALES Showroom — Second & Palmetto Phone 322-0711 or 322-0861 i. *-r - 1J �\ I \ * . •V * ]’ • A , i. 11 o , « 4 _ W5r FinTorU RfraTB Page 8-A— Dec. 26, 1984 - i I 1 t'- r Legion Unit Enjoys Novel Gilt Game -fLJ PRICES IN THIS AD E F F E C T IV E MONDAY, DECEMBER 2Siw THRU DECEMBER 3!at a QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Thoae attending formed a circle and aa Mr*. Aarnath Butler read Twae the Night Before Chrlatmaa, package* Ware paa»ed In order from Land to hand until direction Change wax Indicated by a key word In the poem. The ■witch in gift* from right to left, and back again, time after time, resulted in a gay time for all. Refreehmente were eerved from a buffet table roverrd In dark green linen and cent* •red with epraye of holly and greens in a silver vaae. Cry­ stal punch bowl*, flanked by tall red tapere In dduhte can­ delabra were at each end of the table which alao held trayc o f holiday aandwlchea, cookie*, nuta and mints. Cof­ fee and cake were eerved lat­ er In the evening, -Hoeteas committee for the L i Occasion was made “ up- "of* I Martha Newell, Rose Wil­ liams, Ruth lovanna, Viola Leone, Nancy Brumbaugh and ^ Mri. Lloyd Utman. •% —st**’ L ^ ~/ % «M ; A ll-O u tJ E ffo r t A T T E N T IO N 2. a FO R D O W N ER S P i FOR MONEY SAVING * THE T 2460 P A R K AVE, STOCK UP E A R LY ...A L L STORES H ( CLOSED NEW YEARS x Fill DAY, JANUARY Ini, 1965 WE WILL CLOSE AT 4 P.M. THURSDAY DEC. J l.t, 1»M 100 FREE STAMPS WITH COUPON e BLUE RIBBON QUALITY. BONELESSCHUCKROAST u>7fc ARMOUR STAR BONELESS COOKED ID O PICNICS 3 -«- F v blu e FREE EXTRA MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF BOTELESSXHUCKJ10AST O R _ _ FRYER COMBINATION PKG. (DRUMSTICKS, THICHt, BREASTS with ilka) IW ADOmOM TO THT STAMM TOO KCTIVt WITH YOU* HJICMASr . ^ HAMS 4 SWISS CHEESE .- 35« Fr LA OR UA< GA. UN GRADE FRESH e 100 Skm- p* with « » u K « L A .i UH A l/fc *A* " 1 1 n SNUMtYlCK*. TNlMI p A | BREAST! WITH R i l l MAYFAIR RICH TA STY TURKEYS 10 m PKG, 0 7 ( m lb 07C a UP LBi - m j J E RtBBatLLA BELO N Y W & ijO L ID A rT A B L E ^ . 5AVE -ONlffiCtTH — & BEAUTY AIDS A T ... FRESH PORK PORK BUTTS PICNIC ROAST TOOTHPASTE FAMILY SIZE REG B9f CHASE AND SANnORN COFFEE COFFEE 17 LBS ;," l» ■ QT. JAR LIMIT 1 OP YOUR CHOICE LB J 7 C 79c — *— FRE-MAR O U.S.D.A. GRADE *A* YOUNG TENDER BROADBREASTED Quick F (o i*s BLUE RIBBON QUALITY --gWESTERN B E EF p j ■ — L lS tlT F f-W tT n 15.00-OR STORE ORDRR W ffl LB#7C 35 F R E E STAMPS WITH COUPON C O C K T A IL SIZE P E E L E D t DEVEIN ED SHRIMP RIBBON'QUALITY • GROUND OR P I ^ E S BONELESS BEEF STEW FRYERCOMBINATION ARMOUR STAR BO N ELESS COO/.L V _ _ TALLAHASSEE (U Pij The itate Development Com* ■ inluKnr hi* lolnw r 'VaTRStTiT ~ Air Lines in *n all-out effort to attract residents of west­ ern United Stales to Florida at vacation time. 1 (Jeajo... ~Sam&hoo& 'Stand American Legion Auxiliary Unit 280 of Denary found much merriment In the unWiual •gift frame played by members at their Christmas party In the Community Cenl- il v' ■**>*> V i , f.B Cl— -, I ). « 4> O LB LB 1*1,h. . „ Tin FYNE-TASTE TABLETS BOTTLE OF 100, REG $1.39 FILLER'S LadyFair DECEM BER SNACKS B«L«n XtUp Tortort C hm Tfl* SPECIA LS BRING THIS Al) TO OUIt PARTS DKIT. GENUINE FORD SPAR K PLUGS 65 Ka. GENUINE FORD A L U M IN IZE D M UFFLERS 1919 - 51 FORDS 1952 • fil „ FORDS L $A65 O $094 a # T-BIRRff k IIfla1ly TITgTer GENUINE FORD sh ock ORBIT PREMIUM FANCY RED DELICIOUS LIMIT-] WITH 5.0S OR MORE ORDER o APPLES ABSORBERS EACH $686 OLD GLORY BLACKEYE OIL FILTERS PEAS EACH I l EACH 1 J I j i $705 2 ' Open TU 4:10 B*L AfUraoona ■ | 2 NOTICE $ Your Friendly Ford Service & I'nrtn Department** 0 |- $*>40 54 • 56 FORD ORD 0 ' - Strickland Morrison, Inc. -A It H SOB E. FIRST ST. SANFORD. FLA. PH. 222-1481 W inter Park M l 4-8916 ■t A 1 / t • J i t 12ot ZIP TOP CANS GENUINE FORD 57 • 65 Ford & Fulcnn 4 SIX PAK 15q i CAN 3 i.c T r .c G s 1 00 PP Datui* PRESH FROZEN 1(111 111 1 *1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I M 5 PEELED 4 pEVEIMED SHRIMP Awes »Ou ihwvi m im CANS 9 9 l ASSORTED FRUIT FLAVORS DRINKS MARTI STUP TED A t k a i Ouawi Mweatkl** OLIVES w - 29< CHERRIES ’i H29‘ I tt.a CANS 3 • A w*' .. _ - - - - - - n ■ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS WrtW ft#* tguf&N AMD PVtOtAU QT FwO O--D LADT FAIR PKG *f t • ( Z u D ICED CINNAMON BUNS! ■ • ■ " • ■ ■ • « * « . i_j_as i l l I I I I I ...................I FRESH SALAD S IZ E SALAD BOWL VHfiM YOU BUY i< am* PREE EXTRA fi^TOMATOES /8 9 t _ FOOD FAIR I,M ) LB i FRESH CRISP PASCAL MORTOH • REG )t f EA. O R A N G E J U IC E LB BAG CRISP FRESH C ELLO WRAPPEI ru* bh. 6 9 < »<1a* »***» (OiWQHA*« PUM.MAMO0 1*1*1 . 10o« PKG ONIONS CARROTS CELERY REG 75* CLARET, BURGUNDY, ZINFINDlL, JAUTERHE FROZEN DOUGH NUTS —0 ^ ^ . FANCY YELLOW GLOBE GINGERALE _ _ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ® N t WIT-J WITH 5.60 OR MORE ORDER * F O U N D E R ’S W IN E S ■ pate exTWA f. .............. ..m m • pw e e e x t r a I m erch a n ts g r een sta m p s ; ■ . -f—. ; l i ’ 1' ] - ! M iu av LBPKGHOEMEC J SMOKE HOUSE BACON M BOWL r* FIRST l" FOOD FAIR ,-, FIRST®? FOOD : b * �I Prime Port Seen Here By Engineers Seminole County — * * + * ^ on the St. Johns River * * * * “ The Nile of America” Zip Code 32771 By Hsrry I. Johnson WEATHER: Generally fair thru Wednesday, high 70-75; low tonight in 50s. City officials are studying an exhaustive master plan for VOL. United Press Leased Wire Established i90t. TUES., DECEMBER 29, 1001 SANFORD, FLORIDA . T ^ c l O 0 a "Rivcrport Marina" on Lake Did ybu know that there Monroe and the St. Johns Ri­ •re more than 421 house trail­ ver and expect to call a spec­ ers occupied by families in ial meeting in the near future Seminole County at this time. for ail interested parties to No wonder the County Com­ get briefings. mission is continually rcceiv-' The plan was prepared by ins applications for trailer Maurice H. Connell & Assoc­ RED CARPET treatment was Riven the Ellspark permits. iates Inc., consulting engineers worth (Me.) engors yestenlny when they were • • • taken on a tour at Cape Kennedy. Conch John of Miami. Although you may not be In their preface, the engi­ Stuart (second from left) said the ltoys are over­ a citrus grower, packer or neers call the marina "a man­ Sanford's bars gave city whelmed "with Florida." (Herald Photo by Mar­ shipper, you might be inter­ date for a waterfront boating commissioners a headache last shall Linpo at Cape Kennedy.) ested in "the fact that Florida facility." , night. oranges sold At the Atlanta " I f the marina facility at And today bar owners have farmers' produce market Inst Sanford had begun a decade the same headaches they have weekend at $2.75 to $3.25 a ago, the concept at then en­ suffered for years—having to half box. Grapefruit brought visioned would probably be in­ ■cloee at midnight wh^e ou(Iy |2.I5 to $2.25 while pink adequate at the present time," -vyv ffig taverns can remain* open grapefruit brought up to $3. engineers said. lilt 2 a m. Tangerines sold mostly around They pointed to the popula­ Commissioners yielded slight .^ia.5Q A.hji|.f b<>x._i . . £ tion exjiloiioq, the demand for ;ly. however TTtoy'll-illpw city ’ •’ * « •„jm — ^ boating facilities as "expand­ night spots to remain open till — '* " ■ ■ It’s that lime Sjtain — time ing at a fantastic rate." By Marshall Lingo that evening play the Lion*»in 2 a in. New Year's Jive. But for all aliens, with few ex­ "No other Florida-city h’a* ~ the second of thc.'vkw-gamo Herald Sports Writer that'* as tar as (hey bent in ceptions, who are in the'U n­ the same type o f location, thtf requests to allow Jim Spencer's Southern hospitality, civilian ited States on Jan. 1. They river-lake chain, nor the po­ Coach John Stuart, visibly Restaurant and the Capri Res­ as well as ntililnry. nverllowrd must report their addresses tential patronage of this pro­ dismayed because of his club'* taurant to remain in business by the end of January. Only posed recreational project." the cups of ifi young men from loss last night to the Lions, .till the later closing hour each the following Are excused: tc, 1 Engineers reported to city Ells worth. Mg., vUui a it . ncvci»U#.Tcuk^tijWt.M » W A .,!,l . uigbL _c . - . , . i* | ,n I',, w u , |commissioners in the elaborate cr r^ted diplomats, persons "guests o rriv F d o TITgh' ScVoor prals^-for the hospitality -o( -Tbits. Sanfurc) now has two accredited to certain inlerna-l bm ch u r^ llT ltt. places where beverages can tie for a two-game basketball Hie Ov iedo folk and expressed tional oigannizatiohs "and those "suggests S' repetition o f hisappreciation on behalf of the served legally after inldmghl series with the Oviedo Lions admitted temporarily as agri­ toty, since Sanford was found­ entire Eagle squad for the trip Thc-y are the Valdez Hotel and The cluh. which arrived in cultural workers. Forms ran ed 1IHI years ago at a river May fair inn. * Sanford Sundoy-afternnon, ami I Mo" , , i > r to 4 **'*' he obtained from any Tost Of­ port. Commissioners Ear| Higgtn is being hosted in numerous "A succession of changes fice or Immigration and Na­ holJiam and James II. Crapps Oviedo homes, was off at a) has depleted the major use of irn aliration Service office. fought long and hard to get a most the crack of dawn Mon • * a tile river as commercial tranlmotion past the opposing com­ day morning for Capo Ken "Gross sales in Seminole portation. Air and automobile missioner* but they were nrdy and an eye popping per travel have almost replaced County," says Seminole Cham­ thwarted Mayor A L. Wll-on of certain instullnllniis at tji ber manager John Krider. the railroad, and now thr river an t Commissioners M I. Ha M ap,, usually not affordexi "has averaged an inciease of is reptaring thr highways for TALLAHASSEE c UTI) — horn and Joseph Baker won out most visitors at (lie space pleasute travel. Gov Farris Rryant's contro­ 21 .K peicenl per month since n every pai llainenlary uu center "Sanford soon will hecoma last June." Krider emphasiz­ Upon atrival at the center, versial Hoard of Regents wa* itcuver. ed the word average and in­ one of the nation's prims ri­ Ilaliorn asked surressfully the visitors front Kllxwurlh approved by the Hoard of Edu­ dicated that "the tide seems ver ports, outstanding in rec­ that the commission hold off hoarded a National Aeronau­ cation today Including a surreational endeavor to have changed," on .mi changes pending a joint tical and Space Adminlstra pti-e appointment from Or­ "More than 20 ,000 boat. . . discussion with Orange and turn Ims and N AS \ officials lando that had not been pre­ Sanford." The existing C i v i l ('enter tan lie seen PART OF MARINA COMPLEX is shown in this owning families live within an William Stem per, Sanford Seminole County officials on a t.Hik them on the guided tour viously announced. in the upper leil while the existing city pier can drawing ns submitted to city commissioners last hour's drive of Sanford, per­ I Rry ant named Fletcher G. realtor, has been named to the possible uniform closing of all for "V IP s." night in what the engineers call "a mandate for Imj scci) in the right portion of the drawing. haps 50,000 within reach of The players, managers and Rush, Orlando, to replace policy committee of the Flor­ ingot spots the St. Johns River chain," — ------------------------------------ J-----------------------------------ida Association of Realtors, He asked that a reasonably coaches save the launch pads Chester Whittle. Orlindo, who engineers state. 1 which will have Its inaugural time he allotted for the dis­ where the first Mercury asiro withdrew a* a Board of Con­ The facility will create moi meeting Jan. $-0 at Oilando. cussions, suggesting four to six natlts Si etc hurled into space trol member at the last minute. than a leading river pot Reappointed wetc John W. i» • • The group, along with uvndo weeks will "likely become a major Pare, Pensacola; Gert W. High officials and students In other actum, the coininlss January meeting i f the^ theme for the economy of Jacksonville. Dr. who were hosts, saw various Schmidt, ion: North Orlando Village r o u n d Sanford." Wayne C. McCall. Ocala arwl parts ot Hie Apollo project now I —Ill-aid Municipal Judge will he held ut 7 :.'tU p in. Mon­ The master plan Irft noth­ Kenneth McIntosh tender Ills under construction. They hilci Chairman Hava Harrison, St. day in the Village Office ing to he spelled out. It In­ CHICAGO ( I TI i - Three K am i T a rg e ts resignation from that post toured the Merrill v Control Petersburg I Room fl, North Orlundo Com­ cludes the location, sue and gunmen who looted a Brink's I IR L R IA x D u e l 1 1 1*1» i*t r ut iun (ilobiiM) will Not New members of the Board TALLAHASSEE (L T D since hr will lake over county, Center and lunched at the pany building l instead of numbei of electric lights, su ­ armored truck after invading N> 1 1 a ll tmi dt r H o o p s o p ened w i$nl it: *rrvt* uruler him of Regents, other than Rush, Gov elect Huvdnn Ruins, my 1 ‘atrtck AFH olfierrs mess prosecuting duties next month a Homan Catholic rectory got Tuesday as normally tihedql- es of buildings, docks, every­ A KllVrfllNt 4HftipitJfcTitS ull file lud.iv on Israeli ti.o lo n ‘fin- entourage made a tup are Payne li Midyette, Tallamg hi- wonts to take full *i*-d —Applauded McIntosh for his away with S223.O00 ed. Change of tile regular thing. del « plntfoim of cerium i* sowing Held* on the eastern Robert M Morgan, through tin- I'alnek AIR tech h;is sec efficient manner in handling meeting day to fust Monday slmi e of tin Sea of li all Ire. The masked men who seiml it mill lesponsltiility for t u n ­ H ill lilt S iild , **.Kl 11*1 iH lIl n Positive factors pointing to A ] ia mi. Mai shall M .(’ riser, meal talwuatory and got hack his enurt alfaiis of each month is on agenda the success of such a marina the truck lavt night tn suhur ning the state during his ad­ he ha* the fullest co-u |>ei ut lull to “ earth" when the hoys Palm Beach and Sam T. Dell, —Suggested County Judge C. subject to mujurity vote of were listed, in part, as: ban Nomdge operated in a ministration, almost demand- uf tlie hoard* under him, tie H ack S u i Kur y visited Cocoa Reach, walked Gainesville. council. I'H tJKNiX. Atu t i l ' l l - Vernon Mtze tie contacted to Increasing leisure time for manner siiptlai to the rubbery *d the "courtesy" resignations i* |h»w n It*it* to i c '*f»'ittid to the see 1/ he will accept the city through the warm Florida Xi-n H ariv Goldu-ater i ll workers; increasing boat own­ of an armored hank truck in of every member of cv, i> mandate o f the |ieufd»* " post He a leaving his coun -and and enjoyed the sun David and Dennis House, ership, itmeusing population New Jcrvry when the bandits state hoard which serves uti Anz r twill Inwill tindcigu He mud in* ititvfiil* |*i the ly office also nest month shine sons of Mr. and Mrs. Earl lienl o f his ii|iilily lo ho mi li.uk -urgeiy in Washington Meanwhile. McIntosh assured in Central Florida; increasing got away well $5i4,tXW a week dcr the governor. Last night they dropped a House, of Forest City, who Jan 5. ago Hie Jacksonville mayor, who full chili ge o f the i m v u Uvu tourism in the slate; the fu­ commissioners he would re i td *12 cliff hanger to the played together in Lyman The three men tied up two takes over from Gov. Fail s to undi o f governm ent uj* ture prospect of the Sanfordmain on the bench pending ap­ Oviedo High Lions In a cage High School hand for four Titusville Canal; future pros­ priests at thr Divine Saviour Riyatil, told U PI in an inlet- though "th.nl ifircs fmt inrun N o w P r o x y FORT LAUDERDALE) game played at Lyman High's pointment of his successor -years, will both he marching ROM E (L ’l’l i — Giuseppe ( UPI) — Tlie body of * 5dpect of the Cross-Florida Can­ Church in NOrridgc and walled view that this does not .mean that I will ride i tiNKli shod o v ­ gymnasium Today the Eagles —Approved transfer of $! in the inaugural parade for Saragal, a pro Western Social Washington (D.C.) al; accommodation atliaillon in ambush - [or the truck to he will accept eveiy resign., er anyone," iw7 from the contingency fund were off for a trip lo Silver V ' t "Id Gov.-elect Haydon Bur ns. A 1 st, wainatlgnzHti’il today av lion. woman was found flouting in "J defy any one t ■ fifid a for down-river boaters; add- come for proveeds from Sun Springs Wednesday they will Sophomore at the University lilth president o| Italy He to make up the difference m "Some 1 would n, t seiep' a motel pool last night. Sha accessibility by the inter day's collections. smoother adm tm sliati n than trade in prices for two new go to Cypress Gardens and of Florids, David is a captain pledged 'Till* detente ol peace Undoubtedly, there are some I wut an apparent drowning state road system; stimulation during my yeiuB $** mayor of |»>hce cars The city has d>and security " ChaV l m i 1 a Valins, ... . ---------itrrrf *f hinting; conti irrttmiir^r. n d id to keep the old cars n S c h o o l s R a n S i l c K c t T and plays the saxophone. Den­ added that those who he kept Police *nid other ’ guests at fro m ]*i v m lty an d |$roper le t by the proposed East Cenlial the recommendation of Poll nis is solo clarinetist with thr on would feel more o f tn at oyMitiuii o f w ho to he lo)i$! 120 Rescued Do'ks in two schools wyre Die motel saw Mrs. Dorthva Florida University's reereaLyman Rand, LKorut-DA il l I l UPI) — Chief Hoy G Williams, harice to liis admiiiistiatom ransacked over Ihc weekend Guido enter I he pool nl about to " |tional requirement; increase —Okayed a statement total Congolese troops led by mer­ Horns said that some whose but apparently nothing was 3 p in. A abort while later II* said he e April# resig na­ |in marina activity soon due cenaries today rescued about ing $.AR9 So tn cover a survey taken, police said today They they heard someone scream A Social Security question loyalties might Re strongly tions notmnly from h«*md» hut j to rise by a decrease In trailon new water demands of HI,II "1 am dtawing sw ml security I cr-bornr rraft on highways, with the out • going admin- also ft Mill the r veiUtit r heiids 120 uli.tr hostages from the vaid the Westside Elementary that a k“dy w«» in tho pool, By I’nllrd I’ rrss rebels hi the mu Itieastern Con and Sanford Naval Air Station and Westsl(le li r a m in a r payments and estimated that An autopsy win scheduled t o f airenrirt su< h an *t**t( |especially in larger boats; and —Approved locating a street Freezing drizzle' glazed high go town of Manilla L^would earn $1,2(10 for the schools w e r e entered by Inter today to detyrmina lb# forrsie r ami state h* tilth o f I the increase In wateifiont ics- ways in the Midwest today. on property now owned l>v year. My cash salary as a breaking a uimlow |rmi*r .»f (fmrh. , fleer. identia] development in ill tri­ Margaret Rower in the south Maintenance crews in Colo­ Bnlturn! Problem waitress has not gone ocar There have already t»ern butaries, where future resi­ rado used artillery lo shoot $1,200, but my eniployer furMIAMI i UPI l - The Slate east section This will clear rhan^i * made m aoiite of the dents will "cruise to town" for down masses of snow threat­ Public I nlities Commission the way for another housing nishrs two meuls a day in ad­ services am) shopping. hoard* w hich run com-ui i toil said ening to * .'Blanche on mdun met today lo disrtivs Hie bat­ development, officials dition to my rash wages. Must i ly with governor*. They emphasized the street tain passes tered problem of restoring the value of meuls he consid­ WASHINGTON (Ul»! I Hums has already named In the flood ravaged West, Florida Last Coast Railway will only tie "roughed out" and ered as part of my earnings* f t heads of the Hoad Board, De­ Th« »Brotherhood of Locomotwo large ice jams in the Ya passenger service lo , [j t, not paver! Answer; Yea. In determin­ U U A V Q BT inR Y n i l A I IT V ™ AtWAYS FIRST QUALITY velopment Commission, Hotel kima River brought warnings tlve Firemen and Knginrmrn —Accepted without official state's Gold Coast. ing whether a person earns Cumniisaion, Motor Commit comment James Chapman's of new inundations in the state railed a strike today against more than $1,200 a year un­ recreation budding plans which of Washington. the .Southern Hail»a> The ■ion and Industrial Commit der the letirement lest, his .Near the California • Ore walkout was ordered at fi a sirtn. TALLAHASSEE it I'll _ is estimated to eost between total earnings, including wag­ gon border, 500 mountain resi­ m against the 8.100 mile rail Secretary of Stale Tom Adams ami $i»i.noo. es "in kind" must he uled TALLAHASSEE (UPlI - dents were isolated by the road saya Tie ^JRu jirogosc that a^ -L earn ed ibe DeLand bus This applies to all work ex­ Gov. Farris Bryant today floods of last week and a i r quest- Ipi ^ t r lirunaox. (cg|fHWyni is not interested in o|ve­ J. W Jennings,’ union vice cept domestic service in a pri­ snowstorm during the week­ presklent, said the strike was la hnr1 union business Vgrrds r*tlnS ^mdai s«-rvica in San vate home and farm work named Tom Waddell Jr . Mel caused by a company move to |submit fingerprints also—and f°r<L where only rush wages are bourne, and Roger Dykes. Co end. L*p to three inches of snow operate locomotives without he may get hacking trom the —Approved adoption of a re counted. Because your total coa, judges of the Ninth Jo vised issue of the plumbing fell from Washington state to locomotive helpers ( firemen I City firemen responded In Horida AEL-CIO. earnings will probably exceed dicisl Circuit (Including Sem code. Tiie^outhern R . d ^ oper , Ufm . MftwUv $1,960 this year when the v a g in a !,.-C o u n ty ).-----------— ^ —Okayed annexation of in Sirs a 14-stale system, mclud iircakthrrruph tie of meala ii included, you The appointment* w e r e ing the Georgia and Florida their busier days of the year SAIGON I UPI)—Vietnamese area at Z7lh Street and French ahould check with your social made under the recent census The first call was received generals huddled ia the sea­ Avenue. Railroad. security office concerning how count, allowing one judge for Renamed Lincoln Street \ f> at 7 SO a m lo 1706 Straw side resort of Vung Tau today your earnings will affect your each $0,000 population. amid indications of s break­ Grove Manor Driv*. berry Avenue The alarm was checks. Division B of the eight roun New AttractionK a a * false. The second was to a through in the political crisis ty circuit Include* Seminole that has placed the military Airmen Killed TAVARES (U PI) — Agri­ It'a trua wa haven't seen and Brevard Countie*. which car fire at First and Park at Coming To Zoo leaders at odds with the Unit­ LUKE AFB, A rli. (U P I)— much winter this year, but presently a r a served by culture vast a $38.8 million ll:4p am . Gasoline was leak Population at the Municipal ed States. ' business In Lake County this Four men wera killed Mon­ •prlng ia not far behind and Judge* Volia A. Willisms Jr . ing from a car owned by VA Zoo will increase soon, -city day when their twin-engined wa’d love to see some pretty Sanford; Vasiar Carlton, TL year. County agent Robert ft. Dunstot) commissioners were told Mon­ Air Force 0 2 3 cargo plant •priag flowers planted in the tusvllle, and William G. Ab­ Norris said today. At 4:34 pm . a car owned Ed u c a to rs Norri* said the figure rep­ day nijfht. GAINESVILLE (UPI) — crashed and burned in Rain­ planter boxes along the street. ridge, Rockledgc. by S. A Tolorkl of 112 North I.ast year one of the sorori­ Seminole Sen. M a c k N. resented a "phenomenal re­ Cily Manager Warrrn E. Summerlin Drive had a de­ Ten educators from Chile will bow Valley. Among those TE R R IFIC V A L U E S IN SH EETS ties did it and they certainly Cleveland Jr. said this will covery" from tha December Knowles said the city is pur­ fective carburetor and caught attend a four-week seminar killed was CapC A vary* A, did look lovaJy. It will tie in now give Seminola County a 19C2 freer# that destroyed chasing an ocelot, and a hen- fire. The final alarm sent fire­ sponsored by tha U.S. Stats Crosby Jr., (0, whose mother, A N D H O M E F U R N ISH IN G S! nicely with our county-wide judge s-day on the circuit more than 50 per cent of tho gal tiger will arrive soon as men at 3 22 p m . to a truck Department at tha University Mrs. Eunlea L. Knight, raa "L iizd ar." court bench in Sanford. county's citrus crop. •X Florid* uu{ cu-uth. beautification projectlira m Hast f u e l SLsaL sides in Jacksonville FU. t Night Spots Get Respite New Year's VIP Treatment Given Visitors > . - -------- V— ■ Bryant Names "Regent Board Robbery Yields Quarter Million Burns 'Intends' tlRWA... To Be Governor BRIEFS Woman Drowns In Motel Pool Shoot Down Snow Masses Union Strikes Southern Ry. e n n e ijf Bryant Appoints 2 Circuit Judges Fingerprints Firemen Get WAIT! 4 Calls Monday Lake Agriculture Has Comeback PENNEYS WHITE GOODS . EVENT STARTS SAT., JAN. 2nd - :A ;** V # � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 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 28, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 28, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 28, 1964; <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/b64ed1ea50be8d7b6dce98a04059d531.pdf 73f25ef6e5f643a03bb9fd6f0943f36b PDF Text Text o \ tThr ftntiTnflt ^rraTft Pnpn 1 2 —^ H oc. 2 3 , lflfil M r ., M rs. Carraway Retire, Plan Tour ( ’. A. M r K lim iN C A R R A W A Y He fia* been ’chairman ol Ity Harry I. Jnhnsnn Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C»rra- Sanford's planning and toning way, of 412 Klljol Avenue, romnussiuti since I9SS. members n( an insurance firm He and Mrs, MrKibhm live hearing the name of Cnrritw ay ■at 2 IV) Mellon villr They hare A MtKihhin, will retire Jan I a snn, (truce, noW in the ninth after more than 2’i year* m grade, and another son ClifUie buMne.a. 'ford III, who i* receiving hi* Tile insurin'* business uil master's degree in industrial eontinue under Ihc direction engineering at the University of Clifford MrKibtbn, present-, of .Honda, and a third son, Alex, who is majoring in in­ ly a partnerv MeKibhin has hern with the surancc at (lie same uAivorfirm for the past It years sity, Alex MrKlbliin will Join his Prior to that he was a consult­ ing engineer in the area and fatlier in tile business when he before that from 1919 to toil graduates May I Until that he was Sanford's city man- time MrKihhm will continue ager. I operating the firm. lie served as president of The Carr a ways plan a twothe Seminole Charntier of monih air Journey of much ot Commerce in 19YMJR amt is (he Pacific Ocean area startmember of the Chamber's ul mt Jan 3. They will,depart scribing committer, lie is al at Orlando and sU> ov#r atxiut so preside.it of the Sanford- three days m Honolulu, Car Semlmila Development Coni- raway said this mornitig pany i Kro.ni llnoe, he added, llu v will My In t litislehurch,A Z , ail-1 \isit with all old Ini-lid formerly »->ignid at Sanford \ .nal \ir Station, Ailin amt Mrs Jam es It Iteedy. Ndinli ill (seedy is now com mandci of Ho- \avv Supply M u i r •l i fi tr iM i l m i l' to l l i r l iili-i ' in tiie Antori'lt'n Mr and Mis Cariawas then Judy Kiiifinif*l I <r«11 bt%»* wil s*sit Vnstialia, Singapore t*'in* pt fr**m I*** pt*i 4'IIP In |*l%JHU1 A\IIIill Mi* 'V tPIlll t•! and mans oilier plan, s on then It'llif IH I*H“t I •'11I I |!I it 1•til ■, two inoiitli trip liiriii-u o ha* l«"*n c s Irr me f|h*» - 11 A hi I •*<1'It | 'l *| i U ! v "*f | I *!« tv active in roinmuniiy ,d and Is credited with f >ufiller Mir ( i fp ip n i u i m ti o f lairs H r r hr int mil i < urn) rornrrt much of the progress m Uw Lv |ii(111)^1 Hid |> KtifMrll M »'ca over the past wseral •t (if lv i*vi'i tin* h» .riI rmini years Among siffus-s lie ha* held i* 1.it " n„ nf m*ii mvitri M\i * i Hi 14s 1**1 ’i ff H* 4l.nl ||Lul lllll.l Sjtllurd I1l.it ol lor I wo one Uif h H *')»»** k f I»l t .'it year tel ills in 1919 and ItliO U t l i i - i i iii* luiln J o h n S u u U , He was a mi-uihei ol llie City Commission fiom c t ; to lore* t I M II nit. * \1u% I . . i h ' II Aml u I,. I, I,. | t lie also is a past piesidnnt 1 ,11' 11 loII »). \ It |*. of the Seimnoie Chamber of Cnmuiene hat mg tw*en elecl ed to that iiftn-a* in October l l , i Hi w i * than man ol i he isrthed services co3rttii|l|e.i fra ein I'laj uiviit earlier tin* Judy Fund Near $2,000-Mark sii t■«iik, no r Hi* |*i\t ||i» ^Imi p Club Has Party jh r I lia in Im r s p o rt an * 0(iuiitttr« 1.1 I I <1a .< V I IlH * * i n ‘w| 1 1 1 ft •h'fhil l*» hi* tIivr*1 four a*v*i Ii i in on Ihf* hoar*I of IniA lifi I of tftr Srnnnoh' fount \ Ihihltr Hospital f Sr mnmL* Memorial For Children 11% M m m i Ihm Ifv tfitrlin* Iln r r iii h i * f V * ht « hllilt » i» *.f al * H r a U i i i i i a #11r Ifii flllit l« t*f IIm l lnllihl INiW. f’cfoi nf thr Kloiid.i Slatr r I I Itiplo)« I till* fit I nt* i flallk pti*r tu n iruV't- nf ||ii|mr *«» (arr.nAay c,imr to Sanford p * n > fu M in tin * ' - I ......I i m 1*0 HII1i I I I >1*1*1 Mil i «• Ho* f *l.f|Mt l-l |- *1 ft" l» 1 k"OHtlC M 11(0' '( ill'1(5 J le. o l ai |**o in* hi'I n ig I he | h* h nf if ill I n 1". 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Few fall to think of a cherished memory m» they alt around on Christ­ m as morning watching child­ ren at play, or thinking of an­ other Chriitmaa when thli wa» true. . I t la a time of mixed emofjorf*. There ia- happiness In •o' many hearts, and yet there Is a strange tinge of sadness. Still Christmas la wonderful and its wonder haa been de­ monstrated in its becoming the moat universal festival on our calendar. It ts not only Americana who fall under Its * charm and beauty, hut also around the world the bells of .Christmas ring, children’s voices laugh, and all ages aing, How good it It to have such a lime of remembrance, but let ua ask ourselves If the spirit ot selfish gratification Is likely to outweigh the real significances of the occasion. When we turn back the clock of tim e ,' wa remember that the Chriitmaa season Is very definitely a Christian occasion. A« wa remember our history, we find that twenty centuries ■ go Christianity began to turn a secular world into a world where God la recognised as King'. Since this is true we find that thera are many won­ derful memories that make * Chriitmaa a time of magnlficant thoughts and deeds. We remember that Christ­ mas is the time of giving. Our Christmas gifts reflect the spirit of the giving of Gml as it so beautifully expressed In John SfIB, "F o r God ah loved Ihe world, that He cave His only begotten Son, that who­ soever believe Ui in Him should not perish, but have ins life ." There U no time when the spirit of giving Is to pronounced ss in this setson. We remembed that Christmss is a time of beauty. The ahlning facet of loved ones is perhaps the moil supremely beautiful physics) sight that we see at Chrlslmaa. But so many things are beautiful. The beauty of the world seems to make Itself known. For some this is expressed by snow-cov­ ered hilla and valleya, for SPEECH AND DRAMA Class of Deltona's adult olheri it I* expressed -■ education program* presented kVie pntitnmimc, beauty of flower* that we find “Seven Gifts of Christmas," for the Pioneer in Florida and that exist In Club's first annual Christmas party. Shown here the land in which .lesu* was are Mrs. LaVcme Schocnlaub and Mrs. Hilda born. There is be a til y of music Richmond (foreground) with Mrs. Marguerite at Christmas time. What la Fisher, (hack). more beautiful and magnifi­ cent than the inspiring music of Handel’a Messiah?" Whit could warm our hearts more than the simple beauty of "S il­ ent Night?" The lieauty of Christmas should take us hark to the beauty of God's Gift in Ills Son, Jesus Christ. Never wai One ao beiutlfuLl* He who came to a lost world lo direct and redeem it.' There will be limes during the Christmas season, when many people who have so many blessed memories will want to atop and say, "W ell, what I* the best of a ll?" That memory ahouid be that the central truth of Christmas Is Christ and not man. Yea, this mem­ ory will give real meaning to Chriitmaa. It will give dir­ ection lo our faith and our way of life. As these two great CAROLYN TAYLOR, wife of AOl Joseph W. basic* are provided for in Him. Taylor of North Orlando, displays some of the we will become awakened to IH dolls she sold outfits fur to raise money for tile true importance of Christ needy children in Sanford. The Taylors, who live mas and we will thank God for on S. Edgemon Ave., have five children of their memoriea that eome to us at own hut still find time to help the less fortunate. the Christmas Season. We will be thankful foi an occasion »n wonderful that makes us pause In the midst nf our frantir hur­ ry and look hack to sec truth Divine. Bear Lake Methodist WSCS Meets At Minister's Home My Maryann Miles wit* hurt with thr group and The Bear Lake Methodist well enough to preside nt the WSCS met at the home of meeting. Rev. and Mr>* William Irwin Mias Phyllis Sw i»hcr uud ht Apopka last Thursday eve­ the Christmas Story mid led ning. for th tir Chriitmaa in devotions. Miss English meeting and party. Membera read a thunk you card from were happy that their presi­ Mr. anil M u. Walt 'Griffith dent, Miss Virginia English, who received the fir»l Tcutu* meat to he given by the WSsLCS - to .,.a newborn in tha nW lurchl HUla Michael Stanley Griffith. Miss English ex­ pressed tier appreciation for (he numerous gifts, catds, let­ ters and vlaila during her re­ By Franr.ee Weatar cant stay in tha hospital. A. fl h r i a t m a a Cantata, It was reported by Mrs, "Christ Is Bom ," will be pre­ Hulh ifowics, treasurer, Dial sented fo r lha 11 a.m. worship |I5 had brer;sent for the mis­ hour Sunday at tha Commun­ sion pledge, |5 to tha cultiva­ ity Preebyterian Church of tion fund and 12-60 to lha Lake Mary hy the Junior •cholarxhip fund. Choir under direction of Mrs. Mrs. Jean Mueller irpmled Kay Sassman, that |4l) had hern rcnlixed This special muair was writ­ from l a in of light huili* mid ten by John E. Boalt with (he toothbrushes during the month te x t by Frank L. Croaa. with proceeds to go for fur­ Piano arcompanist for tha nishing tha church kitchen. prrarnlatinn will ha Gayle Plana were made for a Jim 23 rummage sals at tha EatonRoberta. Tha public ia invited to at­ villa Fire Station starting at 8 a.m. with the fire depart­ tend. ment to get 10 per cent of proceeds. Class To Meet I t waa votrd to provide Tha Christian Homemakers food and blankets and other Class of Casselberry Com­ Items aa needed, if possible, munity Methodist Church will to g needy family; mast Tuesday at 8 p. m. at Members made Christmas tha homo of Mr. and Mra. favors for food traya of the Leonard Casselberry, Lake 29 patient* at Wekiwa Nurs­ Drive, Casselberry. Mrs. Dar­ ing Home in lieu of a Christ­ win Shea wilt be co-hostess. mas program. Junior Choir * Sell Cantata * IIA It IIA It A ELEANOR Eleanor, Barbara Ferrell Soon Will Be College-Bound ft, , f * n * C * « * c l f > r r r t Tho Ferrell »l»l*r», Eleanor and Barbara, anon will be rotlege bound amt wilt lie e»perlally misted hy Caiteiherry Community Methodist Church where 'they hate given an generously of their lelent*. They are Ihe daughter* of Watch Night Service Set By Je n * Casselberry A Watch Night program will h* held at Casselberry Community Methodist Church starting at l« p. in. on New Y ear’s Eve. The evening’s activities will Include a aong aervice, ■ 60minute film in colur, "Play for Keepa," and refreshments and will climax at midnight with a rommunion service. •fty T iX ffl r n M .* of Church Street, Lung wood. Bathara, a 19113 Lyman High graduate, will he enter­ ing Aabury College at Willmore. Ky, She haa served aa pianist and substitute organ­ ist, has sung in the Senior Choir and is secretary of tha Older Youth Group. She plans to mnjur in education and muair. Eleanor w a * graduated from Lymalf* with the d ata of I960, attended Orlando Junior College for two years >nd la­ ter attended Florida -Technical I School, /_ She will he attending Millsap's College in Jackson, j Mial., where ah* will major in education. She ia president of the Older Youth Group and has directed the Junior Choir for eeversl year* a* well as being a former Sunday School teacher. THE FIRST CHRISTMAS Hy Ralph Lana An4 (Wycama ta ■ city called Naxoiatk, aad ln«d I h a r t , whichtechy, m tha p riflitli foretold. Jam waa callad a And, of all rtingi, Trouble, the black 18cap reformed Dev always credited.tkw ot»u>i credited the fright produced by the Homing iter M Christmas Eva with T rou b le's deport- LongsftirtU i first CkriibMi, Dor, mm, (OAtinwd ta marrtl that, though ha a t t a r awnad onothar tcarf, ht had naw beta cold. • iw. By Lovii C attail United P ra tt Intern tUooil Tha flrit attempt to explain the meaning of ChrUttnaa waa made by an angel of the Lord to a group ot ahepberda who were abiding In the field, keep­ ing watch over their flock by night. The angel at id: "F e a r notl For behold, I bring you good tiding! of great joy, which thall be In all peo­ ple. For unto you it born thli day . . a Savior, which la Chriit the lo rd ." Writer* and preacher! have been trying for 1,000 year* to improve upon the herald an :e Y t performance. They have not succeeded, and no one It ever likely to succeed, for Ihe in cel got directly to the point of Christ m il In rem trkibly few words. Christmas is good newt for ALL people. Not Just for the shepherds, and not just for the people who lived in Palestine when Jesus Christ was born. "F o r unlo YOU is born" . . that is the crux ot the procla­ mation. And thr> "Y O U " means you who are reading these words on Christmas, 1985, no less thin the thunder­ struck shepherds who first heard them on a hillside near Bethlehem. "F o r unlo you is born THIS day . . The coming-of Christ as Savior is not an event which happened once, long ago and far away. It is an eternally contemporary event. This is what Phillips Brooks tried to eniphasiie In a Christ­ mas carol that has been sung so often people have ceased really to hear the words; "How silently, how silently, "The wonderous gift i* giv­ en "So Cod 1mparts to human hearts "The blessings of His hea­ ven "No ear may hear His com­ ing "Hut tnJJiis world of sin, "Where meek souls will re­ ceive Him. slili "The ilear Christ enters in. "Where children pure ami happy "P ray to ihe blessed Hold. "Where misery cries out to Thee, "Son of the mother mild. "W here chanty s t a n d s watching. "And fatlh holds wide the door, "The dark night wakes, the glory breaks, "And Christinas comes once m ore." Christmas Is not a date. It la a discovery—lha discovery that God lovee you. This is nearly always a tremendous surprising discovery. The world we live in often seems indifferent or even hostile toward our hopes, so - i r only a a w a t* 4 as<*»<l«a me proof that Clod actually res about us. Christ Is the -trig proof that he docs! That the basic massage of the iriitlan gospel. Iiutr how do you know It's je ? The only way to find i is to last in your own life e claim that Christ ia a " s i nr" who can free you from ar and hatred and aelfplty d make It possible for you 'liv e , as' He put it. "m ore mndantly." After all, the shepherds had i way of knowing that the raid angel was levelling with em . . . until they isw for rmaelvea. "And they came with haste." . Luke reporti, “and found ary and Joseph and the babe, Mg In a m anger." Church Classes Enjoy Party By Jane Caaaelberry Tha firat end atcond grade Sunday School claaiea of Cas­ Xselberry Community Method, tat Church were given a Christinas party Tuesday a f­ ternoon in W aavtr Hall fey tfcalr teachers, Mrs. Mary Moblajr, Mrs. William Young and M ri. Sam Hodge. (lamas were anoyed by the children and refreshments of taka, punch and candy ware •treed. Each child raceivad gifts of a bookmarker, a hook and a docuralvd pine cona. Band Members Entertained At Yule Party THE MANGER SCENE for the Christmas aervice nt Forest City Baptiat Church waa depicted by Knthl Millam aa Mary, front, and Ted Bow­ ser, Tereaa Hubbard, Max Lovett, Debra Lovett, Kenny Westmoreland and Karen Millam, standing left to right. THE CHRISTMAS STORY in pantomime will lie presented by children .of Holy Cross Episcopal Church School Sunday at 5:3 0 p.m. under tlirection of Mrs. Phil Roche. Shown here in rehearsal arc Barbara Tamm and Fred Halback, front, nnd Marta Shedden, Paula Roche and Frank Mebane III. Music will be by the Junior Choir with Miss Beatrice Buck as director. Members of the Semlnol* High School band were honored recently with a Christmaa party at tho- honiEDf Mr. and Mrs. Gordon V. Frederick at Banina Lake The parly took the form of a wiener roaat. Gift! were opened and band membera who uiuaily play their instru­ ments during the football games, reversed Ihe procedure and indulged in a game ot football themselvti. v During tne evening Bandmaster Ernest Cowley ’'recall­ ed the activities of the band during the p u t four months. revealing a busy icbedule of parades and shows. On Nov. 14, the band held its annual barbeque and concert and on Nov. 21 participated in the Florida Bindrrtaslers Asso­ ciation District marching com test, bringing home a rating of "excellent." The bind marched In tha Ocala parade on Nov. 27. then stajQfd 'Over to visit Six-Gun Territory and Silver Springs the next day. On Dec. 2 the members headed up the Sanford Christm ai parade and on Dec. 5 per­ formed a half-time show at tha Elk’s Bowl game in Leesburg. The season'* activities were topped off with an open air concert of rcligioi|S and secu­ lar music at tiie Pinecrcst Shopping Center Dec. 18. Here the band had the odds against' them when the night chosen for the concert turned off cold and windy, chitling fingers and lip* and blowing away music. "Die applause indicated they performed excellently, however, despite their trials, Cowley said. Nalivify Scene Stamp Urged WASHINGTON (UPI1 Rep. Melvin R. Laird ( R-Wis. I wants tha Post Office Depart­ ment to acknowledge — on it* stamps—that Christmas i» celebrated tn honor the hitth of Jexux Christ. Laird has urged for manv years that the department * annual Chriatmaa stamp d*RELIGIOUS DISPLAY outside Bear Lake Methndiat Church waa set pirt the Nativity acane. up fur tiie Christmas aeaaon by Johnny Morgan, chairman of the church’s But the department’s spec­ Men’s Club. The scene ia completely lighted at night fur benefit of resi­ ial stamp committee reject­ dents who wish to drive by. ed the r*<iuc«t on the ground that this would commemorate a rallglou* holiday. Laird contended that tha church-alata argument wai irrelevant. Ha aaid that even those who do not acknowledge Christ "aa tha aon of God rec­ The aermon, "No Room For- ognise that ha waa a great Jesu s," waa given by Rev. figure in history* and, as The buainesa' meeting a n j Women of the Firat PresDurward H. Knight for last such, worthy of commemora­ tyterian Church of Sanford program were held in the san­ Sunday evening’s worship tion. met at 10 a m. Monday for ctuary which waa banked in service of Firat Southern their general meeting and front with red poinsattiaa and Methodist Church. miniatura 'potted pin# treea. Among visitors p r e s e n t Chriitfnaa eoffea. Presbyterian Church Women College Boys Have Meeting And Coffee • Visit Church Chapel Names Music Director In Altamonte aide drapes. Mrs. Carl R. Schllke, presi­ dent, conducted the business, session pnd extended a wel­ come to Mrs. Abraham Lin­ coln, district chairman. At close of the meeting Mrs. Clifford McKibbin played a By Jutia Bar toe re«erdiftg by Dr. Grnrge Vick Altamonte Springe Com­ munity Chaprl haa announced in which he explained the purthat Mrs. Dorothy McGrath poae-of the Joy Gift Offering, haa accepted the office of a love offering taken for re­ music director and will be­ tired ministers and their faragin duties after the firat of ilics each Christmas. the year, Mrs, Edgar Smith, who was Mrs, McGrath ia an exprr- I in charge of the' program, 1 ienced piano and mi fed teach­ read several Scripture selec­ er. She studied at Mount Un­ ion Conservatory in Alliance, tions relating to the' birth of Ohioi and received private.! Christ and led the group in lessons from Franklin Carna­ prayer. Mrs Harry Echelberhan, Edward Schirmer and ger, accompanied by Mis. Arthur Kraft. George Touhy at tha otgan, She comas here f i t m New sang "N o Lullaby Need Mery Smyrna Beach where she Sing. Young people forming taught piano and organ for a musical enaembte to play nine year*, served at music three Chriitmaa carols were director in the Christ Congre. Perry Ecbelberger, M a r y gatlonal Church and waa a Swignoneky, Elliott Toole, descends in the church and John Horner and Mickey; Mepresident of a ladies circle. Clanahen. She algo was president of A t close of the program the New Smyrna Newcomers members and guests adjourn­ Club and in 1963 waa named ed to Fellowship Hall whtra in Who’* Who Among Amer­ they were served coffee and ican Women. cookies from a refreshment She presently ia making her table covered with white lin­ horn* at Ilff'M sn h a ll Street, en and centered with a blue, Oakland Estates, with her white and ailver Christmas ar­ mother, Mrs. Blanche Stiffter rangement. Mrs. Schllke pre­ and her sister, Miss Theo sided at the ailver eoffee service^ S tifflcr. Sauls Jr., aun of Mr. and Mra. J. L. Sauls; Dan and Emmett McCall, sons of Mr. and Mra. H. B. McCall and Bill Dun­ can. Also attending was Ron­ nie Getman, son Mr. and Jlra. Rultert Gctman, who ia home from the U. S. Air Force. Recognition waa given the pastor's wife and their children, Jerk, Joyce and Gail ami Miss Alien- Came run, all of Stuart. The Childrens Chorus. di> reeled by Mra. Escar Neider, presented special Christmas music and a reading was given by Jim Talniadge Jr . Superintendent of tho Sun­ day School, R. D. Priest, and Mra. Priest, entertained the children ot the church at a Christmas party Monday a f­ ternoon at their home on S. Sanford Ave. They were as­ sisted by Mrs. A. A. McClanahan. FOR ANY OCCASION FLO W ERS ARE ALW AY8 CO RRECT # ^ _ -f ^ • , Is * ’ services • tkis weed at uour own bfaceofi worsi% w iL tO M i t m a i i Virginia Pttroahl P. O. Box 1114 Sanford Nora Norrla T E 8-1514 ' S, Stminolo Phyllis R agrnstis* \ PA 2-8254 J U k « Mary t% Mildred, Hanay 888-5831 D tlloaa SAN FO RD F L O W E R SHOP Cor. E. 1st A Siafnrd Ax 122-1812 122-ai; Mary Getting* Bear Laha 288-8847 Sophia Haiaaa lla B arr 888-4401 | �f l t- ■ 1' n . w I -, , • • / . I fm . y i» i| i i« I l Lake Monroe Jottings Mrs. H. L. Johnson Well the Mg day will soon be here. And almost time /or snpother year arid another month. Resolutions are made with some htgfyn. There are seri­ ous problems to face, many deeds to be done, the less for­ tunate to be thought of. It makes yoji sit down and think very seriously of the things that are going on in this great big world. * * * For ex­ ample, lust week 21 girls •'from the 4-H Handy Helpers Club along with myself, H ai­ ti Warren, Pauline Kirkpat­ rick and Wilbur and Jaunita Pent motored over to Uma­ tilla to visit the Harry Annu - Grippled Childrens Home. What were we expecting there ? We were sure we would find unhappy children. <5 But we did not. They were all so sweet and clean and full of life. The actions of these children went straight to the hearts of those 21 girls and touched them so deeply that they n?w want to do ev­ erything possible for them. " So if Pm not mistaken you can bet we soon will be mak­ ing another trip over there. 4 • * * Charlie Carlson J r . is home for the Christmas hol­ idays. He is in National Guard training at Ft. Jackson, S.C. Glad you got to come home Charlie. • • • Billy and Clau­ dette Tenney and little' Vickie and Je ffe ry were here for * couple of days with Claudet­ te's parents Claude and Rena Hawkins. They could not be ^ here for Christmas day so had to come celebrate it sooner. * * * The Yooth Choir of the Mary Presbyterian Lake ITfif B a n fo rB ¥rraT B D ec. 2 4 , 1 0 6 4 — Papre 3 Girls Join 'Care And Share SEW & SA V E MONDAY, DEC. 28- WE START OUR ANNUAL By Julian Stenstrom Mrs, Elmira F. Hall and Pow­ Church, under direction of Mrs, Kay Sassman, were Little Miss Susan Ray, ell's Insurance Agency. An­ gueaU gf Upsala Presbyterian daughter of the Seminole other $1 gift came from Gale Church at morning service Williams. County United Fund’s ’ cam­ To date United Fund has a last Sunday, They sang sev­ paign chairman, Troy Ray Jr ., total of $33,215.76. They need eral numbers which were along with the two daughters $6,784.24 to reach the $40,000 greatly enjoyed by the con­ of Mr. and Mrs. B. F . Gsnas, mark. gregation. • * • Rich and Ag­ Julie and Shiran, read in The Gifts or pledges can be nes Rans have a new grand­ Herald recently about the lady phoned to 323-0535, taken to son. John and Irene Gromer who made an anonymous con­ 505 Sanford Atlantic Nation­ of Beaufort, S.C., arc parents tribution and called it the al Bank Bldg, or mailed to of the new arrival. And for a “ widow’a mite." P.O. Box 141. coincidence the baby was bom As a result, this trio of One U F leader asked. " I f on hia uncle's birthday. Un­ young ladies Joined the "care we received a dollar from 6,cle lUy Rans had a birthday and share" group. 000 of our school children it on Dec. 17, so it won’t be hard The 1128.15 contributed ov­ would put us over the top, for Agnes to remember the er the weekend to U F ’s $40,- along with otheT gifts we important day. Congratula­ 000 campaign for this year know we’ll get. W’e would The tions to John and Irene. • • • included Susan's contribution Herald run the names of the After opening their many of 15 cents and gifts of $1 youngstrrs in the paper?" gifts on Christmas day Doc each from Julie .and Sharnn. " I f that is what is would and Frances Warren and Mel­ Other contributors were $50 take to do it," said one Her­ vin and Eiixabeth will motor from M. R. Strickland, local ald editor, "w e’!! run ’em ." down to Wauchula to visit American Oil Company dealer, with her mother, Mrs. Robbie 125 from the St. Johns Bap­ Benton, who has been ill. They £1 OVER 35 YEARS tist Church, $20 from Southwill spend several days with , III 1)S FOIl SEMINOLE MEMORIAL iftlSIMTALS new $1 At First & Palmetto l r r wi^, $10 from Mrs. her.' * • * Marlon Kennedy, are examined Tuesday ninht by (from left) Trustee Andy Cflrr.qvfltil <3 (Alongside old post office) arion Joan Qox. Kjiy SutSman and I visited ministrator Robert Beasentr. Architect John Burton IV and E . Eugene J ■ Five dollar contributors In­ the Ssrepta Nursing Home Page, a progrnm representative of the hospital department of the Floriclude Yentch Maintenance last'Tuesday afternoon to give *Yt7i-Development Commission. (Herald Photo) Co., Steinmeyer Roofing Co, the patients some small gifts which the Seminole County Extension Homemakers Coun­ Drowned cil had sent to them. They GAINESVILLE (UPI - Ron­ • Carpets • Furniture were, listening- to Christmas ald Gene Mihfcld, local youth, • T ile • P ia n o s music and one of the patients drowned wh«a s small boat • Rental Beds was singing right along with capsized during s hunting trip. the music. Well, I would like to wish everyone of you a very Merry Christmas and — When Gov. Robert Smylie After • second’s p^uae, he they'd do,U after Christmas." Happy New Year. Be careful of Idaho announced the text a tidedt Waiting for Sen. Barry over the weekend. Our thought of the so-called ‘‘Denver Dec­ "Almost every day, howev. Gold water to emerge from 'hi* this week is a motto that one laration" by GOP governors, meeting with former President cr, I do find at least one of my 4-H- girls saw at the he stressed that it had the Dwight Eisenhower and for­ Crippled Children's Home. It unanimous endorsement of th*-’ newspaper editor who thinks mer Vice President Richard had been made into a framed attending executives, includ­ that is th* right place for Nixon, a reporter was asked picture by one of the children. ing Arizona Gov. Paul Fan- me." how Gohluater got to New — Seek the truth. Act in kind- I nin, friend of Barry GoldwaResearchers will soon be *t York that day. ncss. Create Beauty, Do the |(er The reporter, film had ar­ woik developing policy papers needful Deed. Ncw sinen’s questioning of for the Republican Governors' rived with Goldwater on the various governors quickly air shuttle flight fiom M’nshbrought out, however, that Association, which strength­ lllgtim, answered: “ He route 45” Printed several of those present put ened Its machinery at the re­ up on Eastern's Air Force Sailcloth different readings On the lan­ cent Denver meeting. One." An early project for them guage of llte declaration, Air Force One. of course, Fimilly a ivportcr asked was suggested by a governor is the official designation of .. ,i who was miffed that Oregon 45” W am sutta tsmylie: President Johnson's special "Governor, is it cot red to Gov. Mark Hatfield came lute plane" Originals husband was given a beautiful any that all of you governors to th e .Denver parley and left early. The angry governor .are agreed on the text hut rose bush in recognition of bis proposed a research paper to cooperation. Mrs. Abraham’s not on what it m eans?" 45” “Gemini” he entitled: Rep. Boh Wilson. It-Calif., given name is "R ose'’ ami this •'How to Arrive After the You’ll Save Money theme was c a r r ie d out was groping for uoids to deShirtwaist I Bitibe the size of the calam- Ciisis and Leave Before the throughout the program And He Happier In A *65* Vote." Prints Special guests anti speakers | ily that atturk hia party In A newsman standing In * Ford From The Ole Ford introduced by Mrs. FarrtTts the IPGl elections. Said, he: £ ---------------------------------"W hat happened I e nil ltd* crowded New York hotel lob­ who conducted the meeting, House In Downtown Sanford. included Rev. and Mrs. Fred me of u story about a fellow by during the Eisenhower< 45” Solid Goldwnter Nixon GOP summit Chance of Sanford wiio pre­ who came up on the deck of f lr n p e x illc N tir o e r y "Excellent Serx ice Too" ^ Popular Color sented the honorec wjth a cer­ the iU-fut<d liner Titanic just meeting growled his discon­ 2221 Grapevillr Ate. tent; as it was about to strike a tificate of merit as secretarySlriekland-Morrison Ford, Inc. .122 0M8S . Sportswear "I'm nil for the Republicans Ueasurrr emeritus which was miiimuoth Hebei g. W. Park 611-8916 322-1 181 • • S f - u l l * I It'll Hr l*" & _________________ ___ “The follow giubhcd a sac trig their party, hut 1 s oli hand-printed by Forrest U*ckw enridge of Del.and; Mrs. Jack steward and shouted: ‘1 ask­ w Avril Rayon Bryant of Oviedo, past pres­ ed foi it buiket of tee—but ident ami Rev. Bryant; Mis. this is ridiculous!' " & Cotton This January, O m ltr Free­ E. I.. Magee of Dellary anti Prints Mrs. Carlyle Brooks. Del.and, man begins Jus fifth yeui ns dongtime friend of Mrs. Abra­ aeeretary of agriculture. Re­ ham and former missionaiy minded of litis. Freeman not­ 45” Oxford ed: ‘ T h a t tenure is reituinly to Japan. s. A message from Mrs. A. J not a record—but you don't Stripes & Peterson, past president who find five-year secretaries of O P E N L E T T E R was unable to attend, was agri. ulture hanging f r o m Solids AN read by Mrs. Leo A. Watson, lie 's ." WMU president of First Bap­ tist Church, Sunford. 45” Pim a Mrs. B. A. Gray of LongT o O u t 9 l U y Solids & wood sang “My Wild Irish ifin itC i. Rose" with Mra. B. C. Moore Stripes 3 T , , O l x U m a i acnjzm is a Urns fo x « p « w i " 3 of Sanford as accompanist. il'iinCiit Some 35 members of the executive board and guests Drip-Dri i u iu qfi.iu t Y o fu iM t. v'vmsM.rf* were present. By Margaret Cosby . w i l l o f o o » » j . ~ « « j . III It JtllCCXS x\'.i Cotton Prin ts ft In the form of a Christmas v'e aui’iio>xl illx’s n * l e ti i raid, the North Orlando Vol­ e ........ .. o „ . i f I f . . f t o m l C’ cannc ConnHe-S *’| 3 ....... »............., ' * . .. . . 0(JX b rid g e U u b unteer Fire Department isa C LLiU C T j l '.h 1 -------Sleepwear iticD1Yo each" itillent a season’s greeting and included P ajam a Prints co,ium uniii|i lJ - c d o ,.u , s.o-1 if.* i" » 'i r “wthe following suggestions for •ml.lex *>t Jcx’.lo p c x riu-l *x' .111 making it a safe holiday; T O e axe cu re i f ." I f,U4 “ 1— Exkmine all electrical ,0iU aiiuiH jj (lie Jive ,fc .,( if. 45” Robarre cords for tree. Repair or ditcfv a aCuiuUxfnf s - '- p l i - n ‘* 'u l ^ &ucl\ DeBary Duplicate Bridge ■*mi btoken ones. 2 —Do not Cotton l*rints xillix xxlie vc lie U x vfio sei. in ^ Club reported 13 tables in p'lay burn lights if tree is dry. 3— co m m u ru i for this week's Master Point Do not overload receptacles. „( en cou xczq sn u n i, a iu l il.e Yi|>«I.-axn. 4 —Do not leave tree lights 3 Y ., u ire *x * [ x l . m t f i . . ^ cncouxc.r Game played Tuesday after­ All Color burning while sway from (‘ ii xi.'ln noon at the Fire Hall and di­ home. f> Keep I,use of lire in f„ is fnen .« Ix««< •>[ “ ^ u5,t % Full Holts (a its at rected by Mr*. George Pear­ water or damp sand. tf tl** [ i o i " - - « l »x'o, x i . tl ‘l‘ T * 3 -zi Pillow Case CTf.y sall, A list of police and fire emergency call telephone numWinner* were, NS, first, x fu f txCo ||CUX0, a rut Prints fDaftnn.z fa.' f“l't a ,‘*'l3 Mrs. Doyle Driver and Bill licrs to be posted near the tel­ dot i.c oiix ciH iiiid th ilij 4iil*i f1 Woodlock; Mrs. Ruth Blmtl ephone in each home also was cmiUitu#, mil and Mrs. David Singer; (Jiird, included with, the message. t l u f jc o Lowenstein’s xc f ,.l u fso \ a T \ \ e ^ u U , A x o f if.e x O f ,/ Mis. Charlea Meiner and Mrs. fix's III M. Shader; fourth, Mrs II. Cotton Prin ts C i U x o e m u w u o f i f .c c x c l t l f b x i T c f l x m a ' o f a i l f o u .l a Lynch and Mrs. Nsn Edwards; fT'itnrtn^ a m i o f f o f .^ • M# GA IN ESVILLE (U P I) — fifth, Miss Ethel Johnson snd (u o f f o f y o u . tnul [«lw xt fx .im ija iicl.in .j4 University of Florid* students Mrs. R. F . Nichoils. A C a a L l n o t •C an t EM , first, Charles Daglia still facing faculty action for UfilT atouhkli l i J u l i) f.c4* if.o iiy f.la X.1« w’ilf. *14 if.c ;j and D. Bare; second, Mr. and their part in a Dec. 5 riot may Mrs. E. M. Hinkle; third, Mr. have their Christmaa spirit if.e f. of ..I o.|4 lo ,.0 4 4 xxMfusul S4,.xs44;..y o u t W i m a o b . snd Mrs. Myron Accardi; |dampened by the punishment i f a O llo cf-fe o x y a liijd tio rx a i . J fourth, three-way tie, Mrs handed 22 other offenders. § U lo o f f o f you , fx o m sx’s iy o n t in J?l» Lloyd Stafford snd Bill Lull, The university expelled one Ollsuxy U l x b l m u a OI..I ou. C f n J a xisxy Mrs. George Crosse and Mrs. student and handed out stiff f ( u [ H ie a o i J s . v b o f 2 ) « f W a t 3 * f .u o C yx Myrtle Dunnebaehe snd Mr. terms of suspension or pro­ snd SI rs. Loris Weeks, bation for most of th * others. ^Capjxy Olc.c ^Ifcax. After Christmas C LE A N -U P w M 3 * TABLES L O A D E D WITH . Sanford Furniture Co. | VALUES TO $1.19 YARD GO ON SALE FOR ONE BIG DAY. DON'T MISS THESE LOW PRICES. Washington Notebook W hat Did G O P Governors Say? fc° m > ONE DAY ONLY AT THIS PRICE Seminole Baptist Association . Honors Member At Luncheon The Seminole Baptist As sotuition Woman's Missionary L’niun honored Mrs. John Ahruhams for her many years of dedicated work at a surpiine luncheon held during a rc.« n l . meeting at First Bap­ tist Church, DcLand. A former president, Mrs. Ah! aha nil also was secretarytieasurer of the W.MU Assi" uition fur 16 years. She was presented a gift ft' in the organization by tbe current president, Mrs. Ivan Fallen s, of I lei.and and her Caswell Estate Set Af $76,500 I)r. Ben Dorsey Caswell, uhu practised dentistry here anil in Orlando for many years, left an estate valued at about $76,500, most of It in storks and bonds, It was re­ vealed in probate court in Orlando. Except for a $1,000 bequest to Mrs. Kathryn H. Holly, bis sister in-law, Atlanta, the es­ tate was left to Dr. Caswell's daughter, Eugenia, wife of Dr. S G. Latty, Winter Park. IiW hc event Of her Jcalh. u fafe remains fn fruit (Kc es fur her children, to be divided evenly at age 30. Dr Caswell died in Orange County lis t August. He had been in retirement. Legal Notice iv t i i k c iH c r iT c o r iz r o r t i i i : s ix t h j i n i r m . n u ­ l l u . iv x v ii r im sB xtivoi.t: r n i v r x . r i.o iu iix . IV I IIX Vt'KH i vo. i m i U j XIl'E MAT WALDEN*. Plaintiff, -»»■ W ILL!AM H WALDEN, J R . Defendant. v o t ii ’K o r at it T ill WILLI Ail II WALDEN*. Jit ceu W It Walden. Sr P O Bo* l«I, Ulbeon, Oi m l* to e ARE HEREBY NOTI­ FIED Mini a Complaint for Di­ vorce and other relief hae Lean filed acalnet you In the above el >te l Court. wherein the Plaintiff, t-ONICE MAT WAL­ DEN. le eeeklr* a Pinal Da* tree of Divorce A Vinculo Metilmonll, aaalntl you. VUE ARE IIEHEBT REQUIUED to aerte a ropy of your Answer or other Defense to the Complaint upon the PUItitlff'a attorney, E, JACKSON IIAAHZK. Attorney at Late. t*° North Orange Avenue. Suite II. Orlando. Orange Coun­ ty. Florida, and file the original A n ij.tr or othar^Defenat In the office of the Clerk of the Cir­ cuit Court un or before the tth day of January, l i t ; , or olbererlaa a Decree Pro Confeeeo may b< entered against you In default thereof and title cause w||) proceed Ex Parte. OLALl . Arthur H Beckwllh, Jr, ■Clerk .of the Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhten Deputy Clerk E JACKSON HAASZE Attorney for Plaintiff t :s No. Orange Avenue. Suite II Orlando, Florida Publleh tec. « tl. tl. SI, m i CDM-ll PO IN SETTIA S IN BLOOM Village Firemen List Rules For Safe Holiday •tp.it ,r„ „r r ...,r, of if,;.' uia.ni «-"»• H i r,:' 3 Has Master Point Day PER IN C H 3 > Student Fired Y O U ’L L .M IS S O U T IF YO U MISS TH ESE Q U A L IT Y A L L : SEASON FABRICS. Ft*REMNANTsf>oP C n u n L u f - zz, W on tn ith, L in e. 4 2 6 - - ^ * 'J fM n o r fP *f)l) * ■ ?*»«••• SANFORD, P /q f Tt. FLORIDA c 'A a lc L H W Y 17 & 92 N E A R M AITLAND FERN PARK, FLA. ___ _________________•____________ ______ , OPEN MONDAY 'TIL 9 P. M. SEW & SA V E I �i . I . v ■ .-i .<1 j / I r r, *-■ -■* v V Dr. Crane’s Spirit Of Christmas -The Gift of Faith st:* .. It la the kindness and generosity of those who wish to share their blessings with others less fortunate. It is the gaiety and confusion of young folk* home from school. It is the hustle and bustle of shopping, of last-minute errands, of remcrnlrerIng-Just in time a gift or card fur someone you can’t see how you al­ most forgot to remember. Christmas is the delicious tinge of nostalgia as you open Christmas cards from friends you never heur from at nnv other time, and the real- ( Izntion of how much you miss them. Christmas is the Christmas tree and the fuss and bother of trimming It. It is the hush of expectancy on Christmas Eve, the wml of church bells and the glitter of outdoor lights up and down the streets. Most of all, Christmas is the rever­ ence and the gratitude we feel deep down beneath It nil. even though we may not show it or scarcely realize it. No. Christmas has never changed. [#;t us hope it never will. The Christ­ mas spirit is humanity at its best. The wonderful thin* »bout Christ­ mas In that it has never changed. Let us hope it never will. A tot of thlnjrn ABOUT Christinas have changed. The pre-Christnms ballyhoo begina earlier every year. The wrapping# are fussier. The tree# come in almost any color and almost any material, including nat­ ural. The toys are more and more elab­ orate, more and more warlike and more and more expensive. And there has been a population explosion in the number of Santas to be seen in atores nnd on the streets. But these are not Christmas. They are only the trappings of Christmas^ The real Christmas is the Christ­ mas spirit— the joy of planning and saving nnd even sacrificing to bring pleasure to someone very dear to you or to someone you may not even know. It is the light In a child’s fare on Christnins morn when he sees what love has brought him—love thut so many times trsnscends and over­ comes the limitation of material cir­ cumstance. M em asks a challenging quealiufi so scrapbook this pa) choanal;aia of the uni­ que H a t h l a h e m Event. Christmas la not ]u .t a Santa ( leu* holiday. Nor a mean* of saving u» from alna, for God could have done that without a cruel-' fl&ion. There. I* a deeper reaaon for Christina*. ahlrh la hut the prelude to Cal­ vary. CASE U-4C4t Clam W.. ag ed 22. i. a seminary .indent, “ Dr.* Crane,” ha began, “I studied your college textbook aa an undergraduate at the university. * It Is not mere speed that is the maor cause of uccideut# on the nation's ilghways; it is speed too fast fur conditions. That Is the contention of T)r. John E. Baerwald, professor of traffic en­ gineering and d ir e c to r of the High­ way Traffic Center at the Univers­ ity of Illinois. He asserts that while wo are building !iOO-horse)s>wer sup­ er-highways, we still tolerate horseami-buggy Kjtct’tl regulations. Speed laws are set by state legi­ slative bodies and officials who, he says, are not usually camimtenl fur this job. Only qualified traffic en­ gineers, after a thorough ugl: study of given situation or condition, should be allowed to establish or revise ■peed limits. Reasonable, scientifically establish- ed limits, Baerwald believes, will sat­ isfy driver* rather than frustrate" them as arbitrary limits now tend to do. The result will be to encuurage motorist* to drive at or near the same s|H>ed, minimize maneuvering and passing and thus make the high­ ways safer. { Let no one despise your youth, hut set the believers kn example In si*>ech and conduct, in love, In faith, in purity.— I Timothy 4:12. Youth, though it may lack knowl­ edge, is certainly not devoid of intell­ igence: it sees through shams with sharp end terrible eyes— II. L. Mencken. Barbs By Hal Cochran A toast to a new football stadium in the south: Chatral Political candidate* have gone hack to not being what they wire called during the ■Vampaign. — :-T~ * . Without being sacrilegious,' was willr Alight * .) he hoped ve'd ,,i* on]f *on look on Him as s modem on “ ni,’untn,n ” rroof Dad. raised In tlie nlj, power. uf hl* ,ov,> {,‘r mr• 1,11 But no primitive tribe or deroewt* his faith by sucrirace evei regarded G.,d os flll,lc n>) »'"P Calvary " anything lull a vengeful, cruel , Svvtr 'n »rib« or on N et,.-Ilk, sadist. »'*y continent hud any gwi Kvehy ancient tribe so,,,, * v ,r been depicted wtile hi ray of way-out pro- Cnew U -d idea* of g.«i., hut ** sacrificing to us jmny thl" 1,1 thr mo»t jert# nidfrol new* i'(ineepts tliese. deities u t t t alvvaj* , f**r mimilr defeiinr, mfftnde* stern judge, u hr. weir viewad unopi* event in the entile U S delighting m sending lightevolution of man's conc.|il of * iipiiMr of rig^intf or ?M|;giii|f rung to iiieineiulr; us liumaii Divinity, to e\ nde eneioy si()I liiilhsllc •>) «Ii in* pllilte-* u1*11 to op- ihihllrn for all) minor sin. To appease and even "’buy" , unite both in the nl inoapheft1 nnd to «pi-ic»\ mia ailea It(«f n little furor with such gods, | could 11n\el with two *»r our aioest..r* thus lilt upon thle*- titties Hie ap*et| of to tire Idea of of feting .a rtific e , liny'** ICHM-, muitiple whi- rtf frost. Uitir and even their head H H'li thnt would .about human lulunt*. Thought For Today ^ The Bible thus say* God asked him to sacrifice hi* only *un Isaec un the altar on a mountain top us proof of his luve. And Abraham * a* going tro u g h with *hl« l e t . V her. t***F bad been hound am! laid n,“P **'" " “H 'bm ham rain, •*! W* knife to slay him, prior to setting the wood “ And 1 wa» doubly pleated ***”*• withyour chapter therein rnHot the Bible nay* <iod had titled 'Psychology Goes To an angel *tay the hand of Church.' Abraham. "B u t I don't recall that you -'lack thin moat significant ever explained the UeUilaiiein W e a L ja «U religious history htoiy so, why., did God vend up to. that dule! For it Jesiih lo thin EarthT , started the reciprocity llmt '•Theologian* any it w« k t o . f;,»i engaged in at Bethlehem. ^(i'e u* from uur‘ nina, but ^Despite a long chain of ..... <-- • Cod ahave ...* forgivan proiiRiiahT proplielJT*aiic/i ' as couldn't. us whan we , are penitent Sam uil, Elijah. Isaiah and without having to a'acrifiee 1,1beta, nobody 'a d caught on to the idea that God wanted * hrist on a rros* ?*’ The llible says we art it* to Invk upon him n* an C -I's cl.IH rtn. ciented in Ills ^ l« t'« u a t c . loving Kutl,.r. ■own image. 1“ 'i« -petatiun, thcraforc, So he apparently hoped ‘ h* P^bably t«ld his angels; mankind would ro«.-t In Him " W' ♦''•H fln“J as a loving, affectionate 1" " 1 "ee if * e l" n't 1Father. , **'t *b«m to see tli* point. •SW^Fast Speed Always the •acrificlng had been a one-way street, with variuue tribes sacrificing to their cruel gods! Bethlehem reverses that and shows God' sacrificing to us to prove his lore fur us human children! (A l» a ; a a r il* to Dr. Crane in rare of Ihia n e a t, paper, enclosing a long* stamped, addressed envelop* and 20 cent* to cover typ­ ing and printing costs «hen you send for owe of hi* buuklrts.) ' pagan neighbor* and nlso ancrifIced. . Abraham inbuilt 1f>«H) 11. C.i i* described as a personal flirm i <if Jehovah who win tented lo how alruiig hi* affection would go. Some bashful little kids null Id 1>« glad to vraar falsa face* if they played kissing gnntes at a party. CO M PLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE Listed and unlisted * Seturltlsa )tu t» .l Funds Bl*uce Biossat — Ray Cromley Political Notebook WASHINGTON f.NEA) — that time ! f S. #*ja#r!i» hud Te#tlmony ffhrfl by .Swedish dorjded the concept w i*n't Soviet »tf#nL Col. *Stlg Wem prnrtjrnl militnril) I. n«rntroem give* an in*itfht Weiinemt roern'ik 1mfiniony Into long'iange Kmtftiun mi!) indicate* the Ku-»bii*n* rJth'ii tary atrutegy and the riek-s lilted they voild bluff the the Keda are willing to mn. United Sloler nr to their A decade blWlti, th* It u IIIIjftlt llfltil the leu[d tu|f KHIItwinICIN ' su W' (he t Tilted Stilt rn hie r Hereded nnd they hud pushing ahead with ifiriit mi^Nib tiipetioi it>. miluhem of iiih i. mitim niul lkU-*Min* ton> now in tmnihem armed with Iuik * nu­ priMlu* iiijf h ll'»l| version id 1ti ll Mint*! sfsitnIde. gives it* body. lJ***hh« that^t If I**«*r i» good f<»r a woman'* clear Iximbt. United P rtt* In ltm tilo iitl off in di l lei l ilt *iiie*Tion*, fivnj MiiM'uwti mt liltn ry aarmni ifie e\pb*i«llo|| of * lonplet* l> new The Ke«la decidt-d "lh* ir wile WASHINGTON (U P t) — 1i n u r i n g y o u r h u j i h a n t P i t b r e r hair. | thought, why wouldn't »!■ know 11* Well Its I S *P»# other night I caught my on tout hr ml la not grounds It he goi»d for a mniiV hwir? no point in at tempting 1*• n witvh in wt irh In immobilize keep U|». Inatead. the) i Iimni' •*>•* I t**l) stf l»el«'H*i It ••!»* I I .r ilealM'j th* ell* toy *if h’l* wjf# tn the act of pouring for diinntt In thU ouiiitfy,*9 lii(o\n Ated Hair M* Nmnmn that tin t idled WiHpofU 4*It Ii* f liy holue follll it rail tiloted gttinhh'. "Not even If it*a the hint l* * r on her head. My betrl Fur the past few day*, I j Whereupon I threatened t/» hotile in the hnuaef" I cried. ha\e been dmjiiiig ni) hair ' They let their Inteirmiti- ijtoti'H ip well uhiiid in Mill­ of I lie 111Irill In, eject! oUlMUfli*t!p call my l«*p«r and IriBtltuta -My wife eald that hi every with beer every uunuing in ■lento) boinbei f*ii»** temaiii utetio'fi litid Polar!* i in' hi. I- f i»i i’c *11 nlofidr Imi r t ir lev, nine thnt had mine t" rourl pin*# of (be tmuid crtmiim, iiioill. •Hill* they dellhi'Mitely linH- <nt Me* It fit*pe hi - il.it divorce proceeding*. (>•>1 took the n*k i»f i oinrnitfinu fhr Soviet I niori "Cool It, little daddy/' my the wife hud been ghtui uu»t«*ni«'<< nnd un^iienie. Ii th*iom l\i n to hi iiip nun It •• inplinu' * it* It up III MtlA wife eald. "A lot of women tudy of the W t , I do any fM>. mymlf, 1 hi$Vt* , That Min led me to thinking. li^Ver looked i»u well )£! •Hi||i«*d. weaker (hull tin ■ir rhii'f rn ■ |ms11it'll 1ii r ran*. put beer In their hair. It If thrr# i* tiny, th*■ 1'llUvi i Si Mr*. HI M e n , I f y O i l h i # v i l l i I 11i d f t slrategn Jill p«.U.M f.sr ut \\it h th* III.'*) tliul vioit iriti»%h Jttllitf kid stuff Il'U-t K 'ifl'tlltlr. l llh. f VA(II I* on your load. j b U ■dnmM tr> \\ ml.- la rib l|l$* tllPlIiM l\. , Mills •• WIII ill th* 1In m l till I14 <lliv I pm 1fall ) nuk.-d ■al 1.it* L' la-441ly l 4»*liil I-* flUt't |ts|(.it, 1 > \Ait If •111 F.nterprUt Altamonte Sprlege i.r .1lllltlMl . h ti v* iH r ■1, i (li lh# n« '•H*. till y |*'M 11tv*i r 4* 1.1*1 4Skill a 1 Mrs. Ritchie 11 arris Mr*. Julia Barlo* it is im p ■l lu ll! III till# till* fund * mt «« whnt ad. 3 1 . . . n% u t il III MIts I t)t'f( | m -u is IIW-SI34 1tllie i * i * h 1 Mill* tlllit b*liR *h nl i hniiL-y i r^ fiu »h «i|i the III! 14-lu'. 1 di *t 44•!*' Illlv* M (IM MS* Bear Lake-Forest City h*ll|f ^tt Ilf II '1 lilt h |flaI |l tel a •Ol inills* llUNAllllb III th r i« you* H ill to •uhh Mr*. Maryann Miles Lake M .rr 1" s L l 11If: 1 put twHT l)# f thut hy lh*- Uultl# 1lit y .1* M h.p Itig l*tt|i« il tM'vl >\| T l ir d i a l M I-3I7S Mr*. Franrr. Wrsltr 1 mi «*f a ll lili'if 1« r m llt n i) viiupMie* tin* m y h f i ' l , th** I m11 r on t h « i c mih l b u i p f m g pusit t 37J-*111 Casselberry npp,..| itiI«11*41 nt putting th* >uvil4 rk uf iny hfit’k got Into h ii «*d *S U le* w ith mu I Mr*. Jane Casselberry 1 ske Monroe |l |1Mk th#* I'n itn l StMtrn I lltiHi wtnunl of tlir l.lijli-'i . urgummi with my fmli-hunih S18-I0IS Mrs II. 1.. Jnhnsna Stuli'n in tin* mill-tV7^»«*vt*r who won thr 1!LM Wnrhl i‘uuht nut iiiiitch. 372-4713 Chulaot* To i w hot n longvaliol 1 An nulul in Ihia i-oluiuu rt*- ( S*-iU'» j*hf in*At thing I kinsw, Long wood Mra. Joan Mafia th**) werr fighting umoiig gattil'li* tliia ilivtainii wita, il i'»*nlly, lh«*»t* Ir* «***npMli*iuh1w Mr*. Donna F ite* 3*1-3741 liiiisit Iff* rft iilli >1 thut ut Iti«s rv idetu e th ut I In a in r \ n e lly IhrinMt’lviii. ■38*1117 whnt the ]Eli anInmi hip doing. Deflary All th it dii). my hair look* Uvnw no mie hail r\i*r pruihi**North Orlando Mr*. John Leon# .Stun# l . S. military mntl**U mtrrvont imnlnl miaall^p »*tl likr ii hiul bv**n in a tuvvrn Mra. M argsrrt ( osby Uk-ISKS ivta. woirieil by tliia dr%el 1 hr Kursiana hiol no ua#ut 321*793 brawl. In any of I ha* letter mire thry could mukr pmc- mint, are ptnihiMg for «*\ ■ Deltuna plukff. imhj tia'u liHAe been ai I’ttii iIta w tvotit'i ■■ i s '" . . . , U ip i— M ia. Mvidied t t u q ___ _ Mrs, CUmsee UaySar rrater)-ter d i-tm trrtr .A M -fi lild lll 117-4*41 1 hr n ail duv I put to mm Geneva Oviedo h**rr on in) In at], my hai» Mra. JoAnn Bays • Mr*. Erelyn Lundy pudat'd out, M hich w*» gr^al*. 341-4873 3*3-31*0 VI) llmt da>, it ju«l luy thi n mi my veinIp, i umphtHy iiirit, riiiv i» ilir Ideal condition fm hair to tx* In. [!fiflii|i* Hatigoirr (lul when 1 got out of bed the lic it Illuming, t discover Puge 4 Hanfordj Florida Thurt».9 December 24, ’64 ed that any hair had a hang­ over. Believe me, it'* tough' •» R A L U R A. UtlLOW, s u n u . s s u r i a i i i s s s to make your self look prr lattea - w.a.val ( i m i u rn iN K v o iT u u m kr-nlatda when you've got sick a u s c a i ALRIASUKI J ll.U A L ITBNITRRM hair. A dr.iti.itia InraoUir Assvelalt tS lier autt i . a t . t s • Through trial and ttro r, I ■ ANSI 1 jU IIStO S xsv.itivias u . u . * . r l*rr Cylinder finally hit upon tit* quantity aov r i a r r U .n.atna kidltar 100 I 'n u n d . O .Q .r.l vdvsrtultif M en.a*, of,beer that would make my Uumib V%II.LIAMS SASUi .NVSMAKKB avcl.tr te lle r hair feat good without making M usis... M .ssatr Wr will fill your cylin­ o u tru n a t a r i s ra a u w s tu a fool uf itself^ 1 also dis­ der ut our plant, Util City Xdltur tf.r tl.s ls s t lupt \V. til h Ht. Inti lb. covered Hull my hair tinea he I SI 111 MULLS hll.L IIS L S V T cylinder StUHl, 20 lb. ter with draft later than with Ouuiv * * iu r ui.tr l’huiuar*i>k>r cylinder f'2.00. later front the can or bottle. We will pick up. fill ruUtl.tr.* Sails esc.pt o . t j r l . r . h u n t . , a a * C h r l . l m - a ; pub- Thera is still one major draw­ and deliver Vein 100 t u b s * S a t u r d a y p ra c . v d lu u C h S U t u a a . back, however. lh. cylinder for |S.OO. S l I l U N i n i t lS NAILS Allow * day*. In the last day ur so, 1 haw Uvar* O.tlvatr ----* -------- Sas vaak We will loan you a 2 noticed that nty hair seems cylinder system with SA.MlhUI.lfi LOl MTV ■r Mall s l l o tiim m m a il to b* gaining weight. Which automatic. regulator * 11 aa I la a , I t s Weak II.SS I (ear simply has gut to stop. The fur a servic'd charge M S I M ..IN . s II I M.atka last thing I want Is fat hair. of $1,00 per month !.*• 1 Meath. I I I I'M aatk s and deliyer full cylin­ 1 would rattier he laid. 1 M i M aalk LM 1 Maslk d er! * * needed for the 1 mentioned this to my wife V. A f v . i . i H .s -ia tis M s t .v i s * u * t all mall * * s .« i i > 0 . a . k* Mine low - $0.00 per and ah* said I could counterkal* la aSvaaa*. cylinder ret«. art the extra calorie* lij Uia — NO INSTALLATION CHARGE Tka AA.ial* is a Au.uaS.r . ( Ik* ta i.M t 'l i i i .A i d u **■ byrr by giving my hair more lilts* sad listvsty t* tk* aa# far fagaklUailaa *1 all lk» l.sa l etereUe. But I don’t know sss a fiiriots* Ik U t* it iM A iir . CA LL 322-5733 about that. My hair Is gattittg a little old for pushups. ■ a is i .S a* te a s a * siasa asaltar A -*i***r 11, M il a t tk* Past What I think 1'U do Instaad Of f t.* ,1 k a a lstd . ria r ld a , aad ar Ik* k al • ( Oaskraa* at Marak 1* lay off the beer for awhile I. HIT. and try grooming my hair -NATL'UAL GAB FUK BANFOBIl Hu kail at a */ ■aatarikt. **■ » « aatsirvMSL. al l*Aa Minus •I I k * k a.Iu r* AisralS a i r ks r*s r.s a * *4 ta **» a s s s s r wttk with metreckl, BOTTLED GAS BEYOND TUB MAINS *« l v r liis * pat Missies af tks aaullskac al Tfcs Marald. Aa; Thar* I* on* thing certain UdlvISual sr lir a rsspuastut* for sack r*ara«*aAlM *111 k* 109 W. 1st STREET Sttiara* aa lalrlu g .u r »a A'ks Alaraids * * ,f r l« k i *kd waU k* about fall weather—you can't Uaki* l a 4aka | m a a s a tk* u « . t* at all certain about it. Dick West’s The Lighter Side AI.I.EN A ( o . I l l B. LEMON 3T. LAKELAND, FLA. Mrmbar: Mid*ast Slack E ttK C'hicaie Board t f Trad* Orlando Salsa Kepraaantatlva MRS. STAN COM3! OCR Pk. GA 1 - t m You’ll be Happier in a FORD D e-ptte th * fa c t tlt a l Je n - , u e te 'J.tHMr y e a r* tthemi o f a ll o th e r re lig io n s in tret hltng th em u n s o n ly O N E G o d , ■shorn th e y culled Je h o v a h , even tha J e w * im ita te d t h e , re lig io u s cu sto m s of th e ir I from Strickland-Morrison, Inc. ••Yorit r itiE N h i.v ro n n n r v i .n r SANFORD, FLA. .122-IIMI \V. I*, lil l-S9Jli Herald Area Co respondents j&attfm-fi fljnalli SHELL: BO TTLED SHELLANE GAS $6°p VYI&jv u } Q khhJtm aA d ia p p ij. Vbuv clj& ah to our Families and Friends from the , f •• »ki5 . • Officers and Men of Sanford Gas Co. ■ \ Reconnaissance Attack Squadron Nine �. t l ' ■■ • • 4 • * . I V ... \ * V v* * t V -4t*>»/.f ... *-• i . 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Cse it ns your step-by-step guide. . ’ To order your eppy, send your name, ad­ mirers and 50 cents to: “ Cut You? Own Tax­ es," e/o, The Sanford Herald. I*. O. llox 480, Dept. A. Radio City Station. New York 10. N. Y. Allow three weeks for dclivciy. Do y o u k n o w w h a t the n e w income U s it *11 a b o u t ? - H o w t o f ile - y o u r r e t u r n properly? H o w to t a k e advantage of the new tax-saving opportunities? To Snake aure you do, The Sanford Her­ ald will present two major public tervicea: 1. A 14-part illustrated series entitled “ Cut Your Own Taxes." It starts (Jan . 41 in The Herald. 2. A tM-page “Cut Your Own T axet” book which includes the.series as well at sample forms and additional information. The book will be available as an exclusive reader service of the The Herald for 50 cents. The author, is a tux expert and experienc­ ed journalist, Ray De Crane, who grateful­ ly avoids the complex jargon of tax ac­ countants. He knows what the new Inw Is, how to use it and, more important, how to explain it simply and clearly. Never before have so many changes in the law been made in a single year. These changes affect every single taxpayer. This year, more than ever before, you will need isw ■ Hy llsrry I. Johnson llicppy isn’t, ltsppy’s death A- dog poisoner lurked -in -the-rineero'st area sometime cnrly Tuesday nnd found the part-Spiti. part something else, dog Happy, owned by the Mr. and Mrs. A. T. McArdle family nt 112 Shannon Drive. The deadly poison, strychnine, was hid­ den inside sohic form of food, relieved to have been a cupcake since a wrapper was found near the dog. McArdle found the dog in severe pain from the poison. The dog was rushed to the veterinary offices of Dr. Raymond L. llass. Police were called. That was cnrly Tuesday morning. Kurly Wednesday morning the dog lost the fight despite all e ffo its of tho veterinarian. Dr. Rass said it was the' largest dose of strychnine he" lias ever seen given hit ani­ mal. lie . described the dog ns n male, shout five or Six years old. Mrs. McArdle, between sobs, that morn­ l •j 1 J | 1 1 l %. —1 ’W 'V L / It AMONG NEW Don •Mother*, for Hoar Lnk'c Culi Scout Pack 230 me (left to riyrht) Mrs. Kona Rybicki, Mrs. Maxine Hoyle and Mrs, Ginny McClel­ land. Others are Mrs. Aggie Ostrander anil Mrs. Paris Hale. ing told The Herald that the family, includ­ ing two daughters, Vicky, IB, and Linda, I i, got II.1' ;>\ .1- n little pup "lie was just as cute: ..a teal clown around the house,” she said, i *} it spent 00 per cent s f its time in the . house, Mrs. McArdle added, and was let out . nnyaffhgs when her husband readied to re­ port to work at Cape Kennedy, then it was brought in the house. Tuesday morning, the dog failed to ap­ pear ns McArdle left for work. He went looking for it. then rushed it to the of­ fices of Dr. llass. That night. Dr. Rass told the family ths dog showed some improvement and he be­ gan listing the home treatment Happy would need if it was to regain its health. Tlie family made prepatations. Some time during the night Happy suffeted a massive hemorrhage and dicd .earlf in the morning. Dr. Itnss called the family with the news. t Aside to the dog poisoner: Merry Christfrins.) •fc i / e « PItl/.E WINNERS in Deltona Christmas decorating contest were t(io homes of Atwin Timmerman. 1*219 West Wellington: .1antes (Pops) Mc­ Ginnis. 110.3 Wliitewood Drive, (shown h ere); William Khhitt. 1534 Dravlon; Robert Klo.-e, 1150 West Embassy. (Herald Photo) .\ SPECIAL GUEST at the (’hristntns meeting of old GW Nmcrican legi..n Post and Auxiliary was M i s s Sandt "It nnaiil licit). Gif In Slate Ivpre.-ent.itive W ith.her are Mrs. Grace Antharhcr, auxiliart president . . i n i Mrs. Prank Steudle, ili.nriuaii >*l Girl’s Ifl.ite commit l,v. Horace Beal, 81, Dies Wednesday Benefit Staged For Fire Victim I.Mil'll) KMHUOIDEKY glass of Deltona bad a contest and di-plav of completed articles during the Cbyistmas meeting and party. /.< i.d Mal­ lard (left), director of tlie adult education program, holds first pn.-e made by Mrs. Kitty Petrine (second from left!, who an opt- im «> imm Charles McCarthy as Mrs. Lucille Pennington, instructor, looks on. I I . I •I m fi* 1*1 It. .*1 W • It • - : . v > . ’ i»u n .*!.’ s' If..VI «*%1-nlilt! Itint • \n 4*ID \ Th. '1 1* ('ii 1t 111* of .It \ 411 II «!*('« 'Ill Dllint llllt 1.41• 1 .* .III kf t.-N t.« l«t* It'ltttlH.i-at in*• |.| It * New Plant Set It* f \ I • I ..I |•* •! ••*»/* «1l * .*- 1 it •• * •t.itdi- i *h* w I * tv I tut. . •ii r It. i _^;t *. ' - ill t* ’ • .1C 4 » ft ill 4 UP1)—Jam es Bernard tiar rett a>k**d |>nlicem*n Itpheit lor ix t i i k i i m I i t * o i HT ( ) ^ v< r to arrest h im iiir. m m h JiiM iix i * i m - il ru n ke nn «‘xh hut o Ii m t ill « i i r . i x %m i F a l l M M i x m . i : i lined, aa)ini; (iurrett vu>nf i oi >n . r i o N in * drunk i x i i i %m »:n x m i . 1 1 at .i J K OLK.XHl'N 111 **• At liar rett then m. vm laid —.*4 he a* X*i4\AU» x? il l I l f w A total n t..! SANTA MONI CA, t .ihl t'*r. anti pmmptly vx..i> J.iilrd Legal Notice •t for avxatili and flutter) James W. White I.* ..f ht t •lit*I *A* f * <t u«*f»| an lh* J"M \ Puritan \ law of lt>il im -»M r» . i. ,, , tl(f »nd even )-il * ................. . . v,ntrnr^. upon *n>onr rsu jh t v - i ••• " . f . i ' i *' "celebrating" Chmtma* a . • •> *1 !»•! |______ * MtlltOl y*»vj lh tl.r *l» » l! ’ | X 4li« * I *’ l ». 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No M atter what the job — Cot built tractors do it best, and more economically. Dependability means a lot too. You can be sure that your land improving job will be linished on schedule bccouse Caterpil­ lar machinery is built to work. In cose servicing is needed — Roxicr will step in ond, in very little time, will hove the ma­ chine back on the job. & Like the machine — you con depend onthe man who operates Caterpillar equip­ ment. Look him up in your area. For clearing, ditching, grading, filling and all the tough Florida land-improving |obs, call for the best job with Caterpillar-built tractors — serviced by Rosier. wm Eve 3 to ti P..M. Elsie M. Huhs, Owner FO R D OW NERS FOR MONEY SAYING D RCEM BKK SPECIALS IIKING T ills Al) TO OUR PA RIS DEPT. FORD 65 Kn. ALUM IN IZED M U FFLK R S 1919-5! ^X 6S LORDS 0 1952 -til tf Q94 HHIDH---I III It MS Slight D llighrr GENUINE FORD SHOCK ABSO RBERS EACH $£86 GENUINE FORI) OIL F IL T E R S 57 • 65 Ford & Falcon EACH $140 2 ORD 54 • 56 FORD EACH $105 2 ‘ NOTICE Your Friendly Ford Service & Parla Departments Open Til 4:30 Sat. Afternoons Free Eggnog Christmas i*1t* r f h »i ATTENTION SPA R K PLUGS W ill Be CLO SED 1 I I.M i ' l l ,.f LAND THE STATE MARKET RESTAURANT I.*.t 4 111ft* 2 AM»o • 1 f t |Ml| iM*-lali*i«* «»f I : 1,’. | |. ‘l‘* • D ay W Night G rill T * 4 - of lllrlllt.i l « • opt t IB • ' •HI Hilt nt 7 p ui '••r ihnit* 1 r . u 1 • | 1Ii t > 411 * # l<*. 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D- 1114( U f f l r l a l C l a r k a S# al) A rt h u r If H ac k w lt h . J r . A rt h u r M |l#*kw'.ib. J* C l a r k of C i r c u i t C ou rt. C l a r k o f tb a C i r c u i t C o u r t1 Hamlnola C ou nty. F l o r i d a Hjy : M a rt h a T. Vlhla n .liy: H. N T a m m . J r . D ap u ty C l a rk Dapu ty C lark Fu b lt ah Dac. H . 24. 1*14 4 J a n pul,II „i .'I I h. ti Mil l« l oi 11*1*1 I* %I lux • no 1 IX I MI I I #n» un»l.#rll!g Mi» •r *»#• at# '*•• K»mino|# C‘*utriy. Ua»*a**« * l>*> 1^*T 1»). M ' V L A V D l > T \ T l> n IlUT % %I»DIT1UN . roMThY »o Mat Th#r# f r# »r*!**l In P la t U“ ..k 12. I ' a a r a 17 and I I . of fha* D u n lop . S.if- Dec. 21. 1964 — Page 5 " a f t i - I n . I .li viaio ii in (iai ni'ti- will hiiiit* hiii I. . I.* - • \\ ill i* if tn i at I 111* mu ■ ••i d s t*. lit** t I a \ |*|*l • X I M K lf . lv i t hi » it I r N •TICK- l.« II9:If • IIV lilX'I.N m i . »t<f: . *1.1.1 k r j i: . i*. *» H *» T Hal T 'I I I# 4 1 flir I I *■t • ’ ••<. :•••• N |'«th l i t n u f , It. fn llt. M tn c . • r l l f t a * . It* * . 1. Klorid • i:TTl. not »r itr.f aatd r a r t l f i . 4t# f • ■ * .» »*. •n Jiiiud t) li. \ l* I* o eo ig t Legal Notice »*• | v rr'fM Im Vi.*t* •" ».«#• w •»» *».» CI m V **f II*•• vi i . i » u n i . mi ijrralb l •*i i »* * \ at i*»u G E N U IN E l a - k M i f C J l c < t. l-I D t. Succumbs At 69 •r • x •t-rcc r and I mi I i S*. I \iltf. u i . I . n. 11 at* .1 %‘i.pj llu h»«x | I *. k w i n * 1* Mh 4tv Funeral Notices fit. •it Hie l i l t If» « Il’^llC BttMvuiL »murihuiI..D** hi ’%• a I n •id Ind *it- «. • rd the Mihdc uiuti for th* pi* .n- l.t I I I * 1-1*4 > V lltpu. -1 4 B i t (K -ntafi**n u * i« * K m **! X 1 . K » m •jtinu.1 1 i«fd D iV Inna. .la. U*.*li* li«*I.N |*l«*t«|r till* It *• „’ ii t"iiT it l i f t n it h (Faiifuri) CiKNUINE FO KI) Hi » "f Ain»i •»a. •ii ft TB l* K m .1 t h i - * n f I !•.*•I \llll •I I . Illtltl|4*f» II In II i« io\i j|i#, j- vllir >•**. dll w a ­ ^*i' S, , ‘ "i 1r Sanford i dix-p but Oliver again dei tin ■'*siinir«i d iet at I r u n te l V in I ,ilM roll Main *Iff nt an a rtrsl. saving the jai ," " 1" • w n ,„J •14*1 w a.n t a hotel ' worker h. U n.t.l 4 II II I* *N IN RENTAL h i . vJ’ B h ' i : m J* *s »rs h % «* •f• ’ "* S ,n ," r'1 f'v< and one • —a l e , • S i n ii e |*#•fr D1« it J|» t I ■arret t then (lamped on the " ' • • i t . , a g o I m m ( .i r k * m i tit i? o r ui ii policeman a fool, cruuhink’ a liui .• W \'a So mi noli* TX’ t iik ' i i tk o r r i . o i i i i n — TO* U 11.1*1 \ft! II J* • 'O '* * l prju l i e - - 'l l v i veil tiv a la Igli S’ • II .l.itiir* \ K t i .l t ». |.it witlfitl .•f I !••• Sfiniftttlt* ll«*?li *^t tin..I is hn/tt|i*» m u 1 1. . ^ Mi A f » lilt * .• .•hi ; . i*i*i - mw |. .J im f .a* It , ! »ti •1 \ t . .* I »ii o I* r•* *1 ii • i « * fill ll air* at!\ It . tint i- it l i t " l i t t . l l X ln t i. fi t • 1 1»» •* - \m cath y ai f |*i* np|.n III mil til \| I n. ' • a fo i h « i ••! f**i t % *.n I.. ulf t Im- i ii \ *• * ltil.lt rn. toi'ltl- ml i I 1. i it • I ' •' Ml. •il l . i •0.' .*>i J * !ll t II. 41 i. II* « Itl'J '» I 111* mill lit! 11 » a. \ iV Tit IM M f tin- tut lit I lilt, t 1 XI. t » . Id i:n\ "V ■ •i «*f tin- fit. . 1. p a .«rn* tc ' t Ml t X l ! Ill I \ liuiV. • III I f l . l l l i n t i s . h i •l a f * Try, Try Again . . . Old Adage l • I * ’ Ml. im pif -.1 \ ■ I M 'I f f *.f ft\« I runt* Arenas, xxorWFi youthem most city, lies about 2,« 5flo rniles fr*»m the Smith Pole i Ml I..-I • \I*v (t. *. A FLAG for Die Lyman High Gym was presented by Joe PavoMmk (lell), Athletff Boosters president, to Principal Carlton llrnlcv at the Greyhound-I.akevjew basketball game. The flag, whivh was liona'ed I>v Cungressman Syd Herlong, has flown over the Capitol m Wasliiiu’l'Ui, D. t'. i II BO* ft .*«!» \t |t tl't’IM' •!' I i • • • t • I.t *•t . | t,f f tit -I I II. - ( j *• 1 1 *.il *i *• »! ! It* *1. ' -»* trw illtr.c * 1 a vvS t 1• ll|M tA l . « ‘ •• Ii '11 1- *.. |* •DM'OIH* * 1 If W|.| •»|M II 1 |*l.•fit . • .» *!,» I . ■ •••tv* • »M 1 r t Via* V l*|t|* I, • t t ,. ,* ( * ‘ . V Ii .1 « I I • 11 , 1 .*t* 1 11* •* •!• w» « » ••til t•»•»'!• !.*•»* * .Tf! .It • 'I x ... . . . * . ! » » . . f ...... • I"" " •« • !. M • X’ ,, .1, I ,-f i „ . t. .. . t at 1 . p] H’f x* he, ft »« 1! 1 '**• h* , . X . l .* Tt t t '.\ t'.. 1 XI, . \l t* , lilt * SHS '54Reunion Saturday 1 # • * ! ti . 1•* B.i* \ XX *\ f 41•« t«• a 1 •• • 1 1 • f >.i » d t H 1 , * 'itJ f l 1 *I » n il « t« a s t * .1 |IIA |" •! • XI 1 * *1 I |IM * f t tit -W .1 •*Mt-w|tt >» t , X .4, 1J I " l.f t ‘..’ 111. > . ’ » ttl.l .1 • tu t* 1 h* to f It ••f M * 1. lh eh../* tt « III Ml l l < * » | . « ' <1 ml | w|. l u I)*mtin 1 Mtltf vl f ORLANDO • FLO RID A*TA M PA C A T E R P I L L A R * CO, V '* t , « , » • ,« ! ., m V<vl|V(ll< T M t l k i r * * •! l » l « i f k t l ( i I i * ( i » i c * .Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 E. FIRST ST. • SANFORD. FLA . PU. 322-1481 Winter Park Ml 4-8916 ! - �s • !■ n 4 y i. r ^ V , S ?r V oSnl l* n » T a w 8 — Dec. 24, 1964 D eB & ry ee Fefes Al/ss Personals * Mrs. Douglas Stenstromi.| Richard Gleeson assisted in silver |ment of radiant red carnations |ver leaves and while carna­ Megnlficcnt Christmas de-|Wai centered with aunt of the honoree, and Mrsa.J pouring coffee and tea from cor combined with in enchant- bowl containing an arrange-] tastefully combined with all tions and mums. handsome silver service to lng bridal atmosphere reigned i • < • i■•’ n i w . complement the dainty pas­ at the lovely Mayfair home of tries decorated In colorful Mrs. William Kirk recently at ChrlstmaslmoUf a charming coffee honoring Mlsa Martha Stempcr, comely December brldc-elcct of Rich­ ard Sprlngitoad. Forming the receiving line in the entrance foyer with Mrs. Kirk were I 'r * . Milton Smith, co-hoatesi; Miss Stemper, honoree; Mrs. William Stemper, mother of the brideelect, and. Mrs. George Wells, the honoree’a grandmother. Beautiful holiday creations were represented by the 75 fashionable guests who called during the appointed hours. The dam asb covered table William Joyce of Magnolia Drive ii at the V.A. Hospital, Lake City. Remember these folks at this holiday season. They will enjoy bearing from their friends. Mr. and Mrs. William Heneghsn of the Freesctte, De­ nary, have as their guest for Christmas, Mrs. Henry Heneghan. B ill’s mother. I V.D. ON R IS E WASHINGTON (U P I) — About 23,000 new eases of lyphilla in the nation— higheat total since 1950 and nearly four times the 1957 total — were reported for the year ending June 3, according La the U.S. Public Health Serv­ ice (U SPH S). C P O Dependents Schedule Dance WINNING RIBBON in JCnirllsh pleaaure division of Central Florida Horae Show wai preuented Jto Mias Carol Patterson b y Mrs. Mary Williamson. This Monday Teen-age children of Sanford NAS Chief Petty Officers are Invited to a Teen Dancss to be held In the NA&> Itallroom from f to 11 p.m., Dec. 28. E ach dependent teenager may Invite a teenage guest. The dance is being sponsored by the CPO Wives Club. ■■ MBS. WILLIAM KIRK, left, wna hostess re­ cently to a bridal coffee fetiny Mias Martha Stempcr, bride-elect of Richard Sprimratcad. With Mrm.Kirk from the left urd Mra. Milton Smith, co-hoatcaa; Mra. William Stemper, W ES SA YS: Little Jack Horner a lt In the rornrr, Ealing tils Christmas pie. He stuck In his thumb, tried to pull out a plum, And got Juice on his Hhlrl ami his lie. Oh, wht d7te KT aN "Now ju st look at you! Oh, wha( shall 1 do!" His Mom cried In dismay. Then she reineintwride tho Ada she had read And quickly went to W ES-KAY. You can wash MORE clothes CLEANEIt and CHEAPER you are And If W ES cant PROVE It YOUR WASHING IS FREE! Hratrd And Air Conditioned Lounge WES-KAY WASHETEUIA 3010 French Are., Hanford | mm rormllld mother of the honor* grandmother, Mra. Gcoi Smith and Mra. Douglas honoree, who usaiated t I ■ MRS. TERRANCE EDWARD CHRISTENSEN f G!V0W SUnite ons To Hear Floridan Carries Yuian Thought Tennis Hopes Vida Sue Smith And Terrance Christensen O P EN EVERY NITE 'T IL Miss Vida Sue Smith, daugh­ united in holy matrimony on ter of Mr. and Mr*. Milton E. Dec. 19 at 7 p.m! at All Soul* Smith of Sanford, and T er­ Catholic Rectory with Rev. rance Edward Christensen, Richard Lyons performing the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jam es V. impressive double ring cere­ MIAMI BEACH (U N ) - B l Stowell J r . of Geneva, werp mony g. Harris, of West Palm Bead The lovely bride, given In ■css the event for all members! An enjoyable evening is ex-1 The chapter is also plnnBarnes, as many will recall, carried the U. S. hopes in tfci » * i • » marriage by her father, was md their husbandi and dates, ported by all. |ning In start a rush season1/ waa an odHtgmling slugger as Orange Bowl Junior lenn I V l f S . L . 0 U I S 6 L ,O i l g attired In a beige silk suit en­ a first baseman for Hanford, tournament today against Ju semble with matching shoes Gifts • Cards • Books Tampa and St, Petersburg in Un Ganzabal ° f Buenos Alrei f\ ]e W N o b l p G r a n d and accessories. Her flowers 210 E. First St. tb* early 1920a. 11c retired and and upset king Reno Figulrtdi ___ ____ __ were -Cyrubidium orchids and ha* been with the Atlantic of Braxll took on another up A'vf r> 1 1 I I J her short illusion veil was at­ U t K ebekah Lodge tached to a velvet circlet. Coast Line Railroad since his setu r. IT S THE playing days. 'Flgueiredo pulled Ihe bigges e . .1 . , , Miss Loretta Fore of Orlan­ , , .. . * Sem nola Avlehelmh I-odgc interna „ . ,. * * CRESCEN T MacDonald is expected to ex­ upset so far in tho ihfn. 4.1 met recently (or Us do attended the bride as maid . , ,, . . plain In detail what Is known tlonal tournament in VScdnes regular • Gut For The meeting followed by at honor wearing n sheer helge wool suit with matching acces­ as the "P layer Development day’s third round by oustlni the Christmas party. New SHhnuette sories and orchids. iWUn’i.iiTvhr m* hie followihg nor And.. *1^6(1, Jlliy X t CV..$2-0°— Shapinu Mrs. Eva Williams, notile members: Linda Reck, June had. Miss Carin Stowell was the 52-50—-Shampoo & Set For further intorination re- grand, presided at the elec- bridesmaid and chose a blue Warner, Shirley Stumpf, Lin tion of officers Elected were gardlng tickets, please phune taffeta dress with matching da Ilttlcll, Joan Brooks, Peg Mrs Louise L o n g , noble gy Crcvcr, Mary Sharp, Jean J22 7427. grand; Mrs. Haze) Uilhuly, accessories, headpiece and or­ Uunralea, Barbara Erickson vice grand; Mrs. Henry Ja m e ­ chids. William I, Risncr of Jack and Carol Mitchell. son, recording secretary. Mrs. Evelyn llonlehan, financial sonville served the groom as secretary; Mrs Virginia An best man For her daughter's wedding, derson, treasurer; Mrs. Clar ence "Snyder, trustee, and Mrs. Smith wore a yellow knit Mrs. Eva Beckham, represen suit with maiming accessories and her corsage was ol Cymlutivc. The Lydia Circle of Grace A monetary gift was sen tM ^ u m orchid*, FOR APPOINTMENT Methodist W S.C.S met re­ as a Christmas present to the ' The mother of the groom CALL 322-1913 The Langford lintel in Win­ cently at tin- Irnch Arbor home udd Fellows home In Games chose an antique green wind knit suit with matching a c­ ter Park was the recent art of Mrs Reeky Pullinger. ville Lena Powell, circle chair ting tor the Christmas parly An open installation will be cessor ics and a matching or­ man, presided Special guest of the WASPS (Wives <>( Airheld at the Odd Fellows 'Jjall chid corsage Mary Williams, Jan IS. Follow ing a wedding dinner, rratl Support Personnel ol was Mrs Hair Styling Salon W S C S president the newlyweds departed for a .Sanford i. Following the meeting a Nancy Frhd and Mary Wil­ 2201 S. Park Ave. Husbands and w i s e s enjoyed social hour and gilt exchange ,,rirf ttoddln* ,r|P arc Refreshments of |'Wins at 1020 Elm Avenue. an esening <>t dining and liams gave talks on the Sent- was held SHIRLEY STUMI’F, left, and Juan Hrookn arc wrapping' ChrUtma* gifla dancing in the Town House AI1 m'’ mb* r* home made rake and coffr at a recent meetinK of Phi Gammu Eta of Heta Sigma Phi. The grift* will Room, and wrre entertained wrre told of this very worth were served to the mem tiers lio jirencntml to the Good Samaritan Home an one of tho Sorority bene­ by Hip Christmas on Ice R e­ while organization and en­ couraged to Join. fit.projects. vue. A Christmas program en­ Altamonte Springs Special guests attending the titled "A Living Christmas festive affair were ( apt and Mrs, Jam es Mayo, Cdr and Garland" was presented by Mr* Warren Moeller, Cdr and Dorothy Crocker. Delicious refrcshmenls were Mrs W Holton. Cdr. and Mrs Mr. and Mr*. Andre Aylles, S. N. Eldridge J r , Lt. and served by Becky Pullinger to formerly of Hollywood, recent­ Mrs. Anna ly moved into their new home, Airs, ju rn aii] Marlin, Cdr and the following: Mr*. .Richard Smith. Mrs. Lena Powell, Brown, Cdr. and eW Mrs. B B 107 Dolores Drive, Dol Ray Seminole Chapter No. 2 Or-i beautifully wrapped package George Kimmons, Cdr. Mrs. Nancy Fehd, Mrs. Dor­ Manor. rfer of the Eastern Star, held j were placed under Us exten iK'-Mr*. George Glfled-wrnpped . . . up to its regular meeting apd an-1ing branches. Gilts for officers [ and Mrs. C. V. Nulla, Cdr and othy Crocker, Mrs, Phyliss Kitncr, Mrs. Florine Gill, Mr*. 300 extra hours a year! dual Christinas party Thurs and committee members were Mrs. Dean Webster. Ledr. and One present that is certain­ day, Dec. 19, with approxi­ placed under the tree, also. J Mrs Marty Sheridan. Mr and Mary Williams. ly appreciated by any .house- mately 60 members and visR- Those serving as Santa were: Mrs Bill Wheeler, Mrs. John Ujackman. Byron Leach, [ Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Franrtk u an eurirdy. A memorial was read by dry' appliances, luxury Items I Maurice Murphy.' in any h o u s e h o l d , are ingeni­ Mrs Augusta BUbrey and the and W. 1). Causey.' Friends of Mrs. Gertrude Hostesses for the refresh ] WASP^ attending with their Charter was dra|>ed in mem­ ous linn-savers. An automatic Dingfelder will regret to learn ment period which followed husband* were the Mines, washer ami dryer will save ory of Mrs. Amilia English that she is confined to Orange the party were Mrs. R E. j Chuck Fadden, Roy Spradlin. who died In March, 1963 Mrs today’s busy homemaker an Memorial Hospital, where she Peurifoy, chairman. Mrs. U i |Ed Gellner, Jim Parsons,. Jr* amazing amount of time and English affiliated with Sem ­ has undergone surgery and D lie T. Sheppard, Mrs. J . E. Hughes. Lou Musgrove, Mike energy she needs for many inole Chapter No. 2 Nov. 4, Blackman, Mr*. J . J . Nichol-j Mantel!, l.en Loltus, W. A now convalescing. Mrs. Ding­ PAUL HtVIRC BOWL* le liter told the Herald she was other activities Ami they help 1954. • son, Mr*. W. D. Causey and' McDadc, Gordon Mahlnisn, Mrs. Evelyn Hayes was cs, . eager to 'h e a r from Sanford 5” diam. *4.95 9 " diam. »9.»5 her retain her youthful good Rick Walker, Jack Taylor, corted to the west where she M" M.,udp " u,," ,h rr>friends. Her room number Is ] J * « " diam. 1.95 7" diam. 6.95 looks. The dining room was cen ! Maurice Murphy. Fred Isch, All the best wishes to our good friends. SILV ER PLA TE HY — Statistics show that a dry­ was introduced ■* (hr newest tered with a table overlaid [ I’ete Petersen, Paul Marrolle, 8508. * member of Seminole Chapter. INTERNATIONAL er alonr can save a homemak­ with a while cloth holding a ] John Garcia, Boh Thiel, IsaShe was then escorted to the At the outbreak of Ihe War er up In 300 hunts rucli year. biwutilul Christinas arrange.-: Iwlle Goshorn, John Robinson, KAD ER east where she was presented Between the States, Generil rncnl of poinsettias and ca-1 Donna Wells, Don Jackson, a white Bible hy the Worth) Robert E. Lee was offered JE W E L E R S ladium leaves, flanked by two Rill Wade, and 51r. Howard Matron, Mrs. L. E. Estes. supreme commend of Union 112 S. PARK AVE. milk glasa candelabra holding Ream. Mrs. Hannah Haesslor was forces but declined. red tapers. a first time visitor to this A model of the five Del­ Ih e other tables had candeL Our Polarized care and chapter. tona homes offered as first abra holding red tapers, with T h e aubstituting officers cold storage vault will prises tn the ‘ Florida Sun were Mra. R. E. l'eurtfoy, poinsettias and greenery down Fiesta Contest was on dis­ keep your precious furs Marshall, Mr*. R. W. Turner, the center. Refreshments of play at tha Florida Exhibit E ith er, a n d Mr*. Walter fruit cake, nuts and coffee new and bcautifull were served by the commit­ at tha New York World's Raines, Warder. Fair, tee. Follow ing the m e e t i n g , W ISH ES YO U A everyone enjoyed the annual Christmas party. A tree was decorated in the east end Phi Gamma Eta Prepares Phi Gamma Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi recently met at the home of Carol Mitchell. The cultural program was given by Linda Reck and Mary Sharp, "Am I a Happy P erso n t" An invitation was received from Gamma Omega Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha to the Annual Christmas Dali at tho Mayfair Inn on Dec. 2ti. Plans were mede for the party. Mary Sharp will hoa- H eadquarters F o r Christinas Ideals Books And • Gifts Galore Flemings Lydia Circle W A S P S Hostess Meets For Annual T o Elaborate Yule Program Yule Party Betty Annes Give Milady Hours Seminole Chapter 2 OES In Tim e Saving Meets For Annual Party Personals Appliances *- 'P erso n a l-*-** w / ffi AUTOMATIC THREADING ’ ONLY 64” G IFT W RAPS On All Photo Itcma Beautifully Done No Additional Charft Santa Leave a Fur In Your Christmas Stocking? c a a iia ii^ Wjnhy £&JthsJiA DeBary Manor P A R T IE S wishes AQ| MOII f UN WHIN IOU cH.Nsou.aa. p ic t u r e s A FO N D N O EL TO EV ER Y O N E FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322*5692 aoa r w aooai ’ We Have Moved! M e rry Christmas . . . . Now O ffering ONE HOUR SER V ICE t AND A (NO EXTRA CHARGE) Happy New Year . ‘ * # C LO SED CH RISTM AS D A Y Open Sat., Dec. 26th cassias amo EVELYN'S BEAUTY SALON n u t retrn who W E W IL L B E IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL Wieboldt's 3rd & MAGNOLIA 210 S. PARK AVE. CAMERA SHOP Philips D EC. 25th & 26th . 200 N. PARK AVE. ■■■ \< \ CLOSED SANFORD, FL A . The Sign Of Quality 4 Service Cleaners Laundry A Fur Storage 319 W . 13th S t Phone 322-3315 �r .— * 3 — ~ . - i — »_ : L l tn . i f. i * - E Help ' Clerk Help You SHr 0 in / a r k —. (DsuVt Gbbu • D r, A n A B B Y I Our Today’* ihopper i< ahead of her of y e a n . Supply ian’t a ' York department itore. He addaughter ia_IT and a senior * the game if be know* bow to problem tww hut the attitude mitt ha learned a good le u in high school. Wa have help the salesperson help him l " " " 10** « * " * • t u r n e r . ” h . aald; I lu u can eocourage a change "la getting more sophistical- never hud any trouble with miy a quality product. ; u JWJ refuse to accept poor ed every day. A company that her but we have never told Not that we want to pick on service and misleading Infor-I tries to hoodwink the consum­ her anything about the « er toon finds itself in hot wathe poor * salesclerk. Bat ex­ mation. facts of life, either, so we perience m skct as wonder M Recently, certain houiehold to r." can’t bo sure what ahe in-etore idling 1* not t laet appliance m inufaeturer* were This U where you ean help knows and wrhat ahe doesn't icolded by the National Better youraelf, the companlci and art. know.'* She and her girl During i visit in Helsinki. Ruitneii Bureau and trade or- the salesperson*. Be prepared friend were invited to a Finland, we discovered that a ganiiationi for the Improper when you go to buy. Find out university for a eoletge ’ sales training program to, sales practlcei of their In all you can about a product weekend. It is about a two* Stockmann'a, that country’! ilore dcm ooitratori. tlrcugh newspaper and magshour ride on the hue from H ie demonatratora repre line stories and ads. Without largest department itore, led here. I f you hare a book to increases in lalarv. The in icnted themsclve* aa part of'w asting live salesclerk's time, on ALE, the fncta of I lf * centh-e encouraged tlie aale* the ito re 'i regular aales staff, aik questions to determine * * * ’ i’lrn,e personnel to improve their Tlielr isle s pitch was hissed, wlwiher the product will fitJ. " >r knowlevlgc of foreign languages The mahufsciurers have into your living scheme. | ' <'m 11 S ' , , , * ^ u; and of the merchandise they agreed tliat their demonstraIf the clerk Is uninterested in >•<*■“ •* *>• • caving f r l were to sell. Completing the tors will not hide Use fact answering your questions or “*F on ,h ® bu*- * * course luccessfully got them that they are representing a gives fusty aniwe-s. then shop thunk you. & an automatic raise. specific pi\xluct. la* another store where the " (JURIED MO 1 HER A strong contributor lo the An executive of a m a jo r, salespersons are well-trained' . lackadaisical attitude of many I manufacturer of small eiectri- and are Interested in your getDEAR MOTHER: I could •tore clerks in tlw U. S . once cal appllan:#* said he enooun- ting tlie mist for jo u r money , l l "J “ booh, but *v*n if it was tlie short supply td d eslr-' tered this while "snooping’’ in —while adding to their day'* w* r* lo *cviv* before th* | bus. it would be approx iable merchandise for a num -1the appliance section of a New sales commission. matoly four yriiis too lute. You lmd better buve a mother-daughter chat with her before ahe bearda the bun. Making Children Happy By Colly Cramer j tub* ami fasten the other end that ona half o f it is outNeoepaper Enterprise Aeen. the tame wsy. Ilsme for the side and on# is inside. Preis DEAR rOLLA —-A\lth the e, n f or jp or .together again and the reapproach of the holidays, I 15 cents each. They might be suit is a good spot to fasten -always wish I had • million not* for tli* children, tlie dollars so that I could make Jumping ropes, p u iilts. ersymilkman and no on. The not* sure that every child had ons, whittles, marbles, bal­ something for Christmas. I loons. pity money and se on. will not blow away and the If the present* do not fill bobby pin stay* in plsv* for Q finally decided there wa* no ue* wishing for the moon the tube, I add a few pieces years. Simple as that! — when I could use a little in­ of wrapped candy, raisins er M YRTLE. genuity and very little money nuts. The tube* cSh be flret DEAR POLLY — When our and do something about the cut In halves or thirds If you prefer making more and aniat- Christina* tree ornumenta get problem faded o r discolored, wr wush I have been saving the lor packages, cardboard rolls from foil, pa- | My neighbor* and I ahare them with soap and water ^______ *o w* can have and then apruy w'llh gold or per lowela and bo on aa there draaa pattern* had been ao many good Point- , many more than If w* had to |silver paint. Sprinkle glitter e rt telling how to use them, buy each one ourselvea. W* on while tb# paint ia still J l cut a piece of fancy t ’hrlat- , borrow one and copy It either damp. Tills makes lovely ormas wrapping paper wide on heavy tiasue paper, brown (lament* for a very amall enough to wrap the tub# and paper or white ahelf paper, coat.— MRS. E. T. long enough to extend out Tracing pap*r or carbon can GIRLS — These newly alfoul three Ipcljea at earh '>• uswt.—JA Y N E , sprayed ornament* could lie elut. f>Ltm the paper on the DEAR RO t,I,Y—Take on* liung on the clothesline, with tube so It is completely coven-'l. Twist tlie paper at on* bobby pin. spread it open, clothespins, *o thei« la no etui and tie with ribbon or p«k# one aide of it through |maned aide from laying them t«p«. Put small gift* in Ui* >a hole fn the screen door s o , down aliUe sticky.— POLLY. 24, 1964 — r*K« 9 S rr*IS DEAR All B Y : Lately my home has been like a public tote phone booth. We seem to be the only ones in this neighborhood with a phone. For Instance, this week w* three long • distance calls 'from people who live down the block. They gave our number as their con­ tact without even asking us. Then s woman I never »*w before rang our bell and k ♦< * •\ • jjk ^ H *4* ' ■ ■ ■ ■ .------ :---- t ^ By Abigail Van Buren asked if ahe could use our phone. 1 thought it was an em erjentjr (car trouble or som ething). but it turned out she Just wanted to con­ firm seme plans with a friend. She sat and talked for half an hour while I felt like a stranger in my own home, laiat night an­ other womun came over around midnight to call a tavern to see .if her hus­ band was there. 1 hate to be unfriendly, but I don’t like being taken advantage of. Hoiv can 1 g e t; tills ai-ioss? Don’t use my real name or it will l>e mud. W A V EllLY, OHIO ugly remarks made to ma by my family. We are Just poor folks. I am the only on* of nine children who went to college. (I vrent on a scholarship and grnduat*d.) . t am SB and htaFrinL My mother told me that be­ cause of what I wore to my Daddy'a funeral I dis­ graced tlie family. Please give my your opinlou, NORTH CAROLINA DEAR NORTH: l believe that you meant no disre­ spect by wealing red to your Daddy's funeral. When a person Is upset, he does­ n't think of clothing. How reins, 1 wonder, If tlie other member* of your family were in such deep mourn­ ing, they noticed what JfOU were wearing I Don't let It bother you, Dear. The Lord knows your heart was pure, • ' e • DEAR W A V ER LY : Why anyone should apologise for guarding bis privacy te be­ yond me. Helping a neigh­ bor i s , friendliness. Letting people "u se" you is foolish­ C O N F I D E N T I A L TO ness. Let uai h presumptu­ ous neighbor know how you "AN ATHEIST IN ANAfeel the find tint* h i over- >- HEIM’*: Whuta sad day It will be for you when your steps his bounds, and don't heart is full of gratitude worry about what ju ur and you have no one to name will be. • * *. thank. • • a DEAR A BBY t I have Troubled! W rit* to ABbeen plagued e 'e r since iny RV, Bus upcpo, l os AnDaddy died six months ago. g>-les, Calif. For a personal You see, I had a new red reply, enclose a stamped, dress and a coat to match, srif-uddieesed envelope. and I wot* It to tlm fun­ * * * . eral. At the^ time I did nut For Abby’s booklet, "How even think of the color, 1 To Have A Luvel) Wed­ swear to you. I Just wore ding,” send 5U Cent* to the newest and nicest thing Abby, Bo* BSTOO^Lo* AnI had. and that was R, gtde*, Calif, Evrr since then I have had O' To Marking System ► ■- - - - - fty Basaa Light _ Newspaper Enterprise Assn, DEAR MRS. LIGHT: The first gride In our ichool h n done iw iy with the old-fiihtoned marking system of A, U, C, etc. Now, all w* get on our children's report cards Is 0 , S, *nd U—"outslandlng," "sa lb fa cto ry ," and "unsatlsfactory." 0 and U are seldom used, S may mean "astisfaclory." but It isn't satisfactory to me. J want to know where my child REALLY stands. What do you think about th is ! — DISSATISFIED PARENT ANSWER: I think It's wonderfult Many achoola forego marks altogether in the prlmary gradei and depend on pursnt-tesclier conferences for reporting on the ehlldfcn's prugroaa. Research tends to support this stand. First graders are tn a coo-, riant state of growth and change, which makes it Very difficult for Ihe lesclier to Jvt(jtfo m S Ln t *-« IRATE MOTHER * "* ANSWER: What's M prepeaterous ibout JtT „ . . , . . Youngster* in aecaleraUd c lis m i r e " generally *'A" students to begin with. Some may be more brilliant th in others, bu{ there la usually very little difference between the highest and lowest Mis­ dent. A full range of gradei tor auch a narrow span WOULD be preposterous, An average atudent to the accelerated claia could very well outperform an " A " Itudent to a regular d a is . Should he, then, recelva g " C " because he's only average aa compared to hla classm ates? You can be proud that your daughter care* enough about her own record to work hard for a B or C. She la doing well to her own- right; doo’t make her dissatisfied by emphssislng the advantages her friends have. Loosen Up On Collars By Jerry Sheehan Newapaper Enterprise Ass*. n e w Y o r k — <n e a ) — Men who would never wear tb* same tie frequently are guilty of radical conservatism alien it comes to the thole* of shirt collars. There do exist, you knew, other styles Ilian just the med­ ium-spread wing shirt collar, lit anted th* aomawhal off­ beat collar shape* comprise a very small percentage of toA woman’* most valuable I without tr j lng to b e ! For ‘ does the Insist that she know* t*l ahirt aalea, but two or agemat gloving old lone tiling, ahe ia Intenai-ly In­ the right way to do every­ three tab collars, say, will add daub to any nian'i wardrobe. j Bn-( beauty salon. It 1« t tereltrd in the world about thin*. Aa a rule-of-thumb, th* And -tie never makes other* the ability to live ill, and tier. She thinks in terms of consci.ua of her age by talkwith, the present rather than today. to cling to a past that can't For another, the Is Intar- ing about R. Sine* R Isn't of eate.l in n«w things and het- prime Importance to her. It I* recaptured. A friend of mine in her late ter nay* cf doing things. No never occur* to her that any­ do* is tie id the most youth­ young wife is more ready in one el«e A% particularly In­ ful women I ktlow. Yet *he experiment or find S better terested. ^ So you never bear her mak­ makes no effott to look or wny of duing a riling titan Hy Joan Croaby ing such remark* aa "a t my behave younger than her ahe la. Nenapaper Enterprise A>*a. year*. | .she doe«n"t tlnnV that the age" md "If I were younger, NEW YORK (NEA1 — While nmny women of her world or It* young people are I nt -*tio v th.it I'm grtring old (i)& , come up with fair and vall^ grides. Besides, they h iv e prg ,iu r il wtlhout lUb, ... .. . .. „„ J«rt,n* ^ em to **• »«lff Petition encouraged by couvenlional griding. Your child will b« compellng for college entrance soon enuught • • • DEAR MRS. LIGHT: My daughter told me that ALL of the students in the accelerated English class automatically receive A on their rrjiort card* unless they do aomething pretty terrible. I can hardlj believe that the scliool would allow auch an unfair practice, but I've checked around and discovered she Is rig h t She Isn't to the seed crated section and works her head off to gel a B or C. Soma of her friends work about half aa hard for their automatic As. Did you ever hear of s n jthing so preposterous! — By Ruth Millett short and rounded cellar shapei are not for men with short- and rounded necks. These staloart* look best tn extended wing collars or the old aland-by, the mediumspread. F or a touch of elegant* for a night en th* town, the tab collar with collar pin Is tlie thing. The pin sells for about a half-dollar and la- Inserted through tlie small holss tn the collar end. Tasting, as It dors, behind th* tie, It tend* to lift th* knot Into promin­ ence and keeps tilings neat all evening. Button-do wna, long A fav­ orite with tli* campus crowd, lend dash to 4 suit or sport outfit. It Is important her# to pass the finger* behind the buttons to giv* the collar a slight ro ll ’ A word o f esution on button-duwns. It psy* to cultivate th* attention of a good hand laundry- Many big-time com­ mercial plants are not set up to accomodate this type of gemient, and they tend to mangle the buttons with the efficiency e f rock crushing machine*. Record Shop Patriarch Of Ponderosa " I f * inlsrasliiig to apecu- \Marie Jun and Rdm* himself 1 1st* on why It is realty a sue singing a doxsn of h!« songs, >cs«a. Greek ttsgedy has been "llalf-K orgotten Teddy B ear" and "Stop Waltxlng Around age Imre worn tlieinaelve* uut going to Ihe doge ln*lead of er," All such iartnnika when ) ho now Ixillie Given ha* S a success all there yenrt be­ in My Mind" ar# lovely bal­ cause people have dug It, This lads, and Rome's lyrics ar* trying to cling to youth, there ‘ dwelling on what ia wreng J spoken by uti older prison hit record! I* a ycuUiftilne** about tide |with thing*, or how much [ make younger people feci -|jlg |,Biri4r, h o f th* Pon- tong has Greek tragedy about at their b *il In bis "A r t to flour mgging and also Indt nutnbrr of faueola. I* there voman ti it lunkea childten heller they il»,-d to lio, aha ! il'-al-eaae. darn**, Hotu.n/u'* Ran Curt- It: s man saves another m iu'i th* Night." Ths songs are all Th# i.u,*t off#, tjv# r * ] to wrlghi, a* tireoii* t* known life and thereby dooms him­ illustrated In color reproduc­ i-ate* that the builder didn’t still plenty of prenasre on th>- luVr lie) uinl yuutig M'lulU fw ' •■■»•* uhal 1* gmel In th# tlm* n-f*in th# quality of vuuth It 1to mil lions of loyul fan* of thr self. Hut that Is gutting eso­ tions of Rome's paintings. that they can talk to ht-t In nltli-h ah* I* living. taka riinrtcul*. Check lo i n (up floor! Nil* do#»n‘t offer advice to nmi,# III# must «f (he prv- |Silt -TV aetiea, has a bast teric about It," if the flooring I* raally don- [ Do floor and atalr* npieak nbuut anythuiy. "M exico; its Cultural L lfs in seller In bla RCA Victor sin­ What ha* kepi h*w J oung unit'** li I* **!.#•! fur Nur *#nl ill which jo u llvs. Lorn* has also recordeJ |Music and A rt" (Columbia! is ble. If It la. It will be Indicot- when ycu walk cm them ! "Peter and ths W olf," with * book illustrating Mexico's gle, •'Kin go.” ed by sheet* of lumbar for the Check exp--»ed f!u<w». Fluor " I low abuUt th a t !" iis suya (lie I .o nion Symphony, for I music and ait, with a sing!* sob-fl our or flooring that p.>*.>!« that ««-p»raie Indi­ rtl g X V / l / nth a Inoud audio "Till B id­ li< t Victor, as will a* a fol­ r*. out ain-atad in It. "h b* um* in the opposite d im i-atrf that glrt-n IllltlWl lliuj den!) tlie l.lci* 1‘rualey of the low up will record a aerie* o f i leiovntl Plano" (made In lion from the flour above. have hern Used and hut since IlPdr reading*. Stole Age." lalu t. (Kolkwuya) played by The basement may h« th* dried out. ''They are letting ms go John Newiusik. I.oiiio recently returned cnly place tlmt you will b* tra c k * in planter due to •ill, I eaaful fltie*«c wna better There i* * certain amull NORTH I t than lo hope for a ciuli break. ^ in a a r ia * uf Appearances off In ail direction*, and ] am Give my tvgurds to— "B sn aide lo sxsmine expoeed at n o t nra! ueukliea* g rn n i*I-[ group of ao.cu lied exp*irt A Q 10 0 7 pluinldng anil wlraa. Hlgtia of Ij eta it at tlie Corner* of It 1.11 l..i.k«d ansy. but th* : 1,1 \ istialla, uhst# ha ill* Iryiug to do all the thing* a |Franklin in P arle" with Rnbpliiycl* otio juri liatc tc *h<*w V AQ 10! mat ami corrosion will give door and window openings hand tulued out to hu a big covareti what It la Ilk* to be iiwn wants to do In hla life art l're stun and "Gold*); Boy’* ♦ Q1 |with Hammy Deris are orlgithat they have a really good d you a clue lo th* condition of Try window* and th*ur* G swfrig for ua The enemy tlie ringing Idol of a large, j tin'a." ♦ AQI ecuannng sudlfticr I Album of ths weekNo o n * n*| east album* from Capitol, th* »rest of th* 'plumbing. *ee iliut they open and cloae * hand Th* idea Is to keep North belonged in the mint WEST EAST "\ou aee a bunch of kid* could whip a symphony or- f l spitul has also releissd Look at th* wirsi. A r* there easily. If there Is an unfln. |their partner Inthe dark *• AM I AH mum scliool and merely bid singing, and tlie audience chratra into stirring aunorl- , "Tlie Beatles Story," a talking »K)J VJH I4 many pabtlisd oil circu its! lalivd attic you hu\oanother , |„ng possible *o that lto-j one heart at hi. first turn, *ciearning, but j'ou can't |ties, furious fortissimo* and 1 fan mngnsliia. which has snat♦ AKIM A 101 lic«» tlie fils# box Indisctc a I chstu • to check expnsi-J ^ ;|| |w „hle to make the latter, hi* Jumped to thtos A <I A J 10 4 J Imugin. what It is roalty like |pla ul piaiilsainn s like the rite* of lleatlea' songs and tiumbar of separate! circuits. Wood. Looking downat the 1 decision*, cl id.a over lot purtnsr'a cue M O tm i (D) until it liappena to j ’oU. 1 now { late Arturo Toscanini. If fur- some direct quotas lntarspsr#not Just Oil* or tw o! |top edges of the - outside i tvhen Bob lUmmiin of tlie npadc rabid and went to fileA AKJI know why nil thoas teen-age . thcr proof la needed, it la uf- j vd with • running coalmenUpstairs check the water wall* also will show jo u if L'. S . World Bridge Olympiad spades aftrr Id* partner bid idols use lug electronic inslrq- I fered In ' ‘Tuscsninl Concert tary documenting ths boys' »1 ♦ J i l l pr.a-ure by lurnj/ig on a 1the house I* Insulated. J team held the North cS'da, th re e i.o-nuiiip. >uuth bid Hunts. It*, lb,, only way to Favorite*," a auptrb t’Cu-rcc- blugruphiua. ♦ KtTI MX - pad Cl, he Jumped to twu lieu its as riiul.i tiucl the crowd.“• urd album (RCA V ictor!. . S i n g l e , oha —"Secrets of No one vulnerable Uf cum sc. moat 'ri th* |hi. first bid. lid s eminently " R i n g , w h i c h 1* riot about Among the favurttrs; Wag Rome" (Suplita Lurett, GoluioBaatk H eat Kerth R**t ■ g s lf. t» Ooulh. .ills , * jtpatte, fierorri* a hit hacauss - nsr'a "Hide of ths Valk.1 rlee," ! )dal; "A Holly Jolly fh risD T P " Pass foreign to this minimum 1A Pss« 4 A Pa partua ■hud bid ei ary strongly ; '*tbe timing was c*rr#ct. tli«r* j Tchaikovsky's "Routso and mas" (Burl lvea, D#c*a), Pass Pass school, but It made it vet) and gull# pnet gain* ul! bj "l* » ,*itu tn beat to th* r h j- Ju liet." Richard Straus*' "Don C'Auivn'' I III# Impnaalona, Opening lead— load— ♦ ♦ K. K. easy fur Bub to bid only four Opening hlnn-slf. but not uidy did i),ni that Is acceptable, and Jtian," arid ItoveTs "Daphnl* A llt-Param ount!, "T h * Bell •pad** at hi* next turn. Ill* .South h * '* a rw t bottom 1the storj is complate. Thvro und Lliluc.Suite No. 2 ." That Couldn't Jlttg ls" (Bobtwo b ra il bid had toldhi* j Went led king, »,« and minimum upoiiing, hut lie i it a,tuullj- a complete moria | For the connoisseur " l i a r - i by Vinton, Epic), "Gotta Get Tsndics burned hieu»*. tliat U.u. um.thri diamond to start. Dun cuuld Jn notl.ing about the »t<,ry In th* tliise'ililiiuU s tlie old Itnnie'* Gallery" (Culum- | l 't.u liT '* (The New ( hrlsty Will jou forglv* me if " I 't-o v ! had a very good hand to tinruife’J the third dlamund III first two diamond lead*, sung lute*, and 1 may make biai ■ a a lj, aupiilaUcalvd and Vlliistri la (Columbia), “ Wot Remember'' Just one* • > « r *o(tl). so-i ■ small Negro buj l d irt tmaiT 1 remember *o frur-epsd* bid u ta liot a dummy, » ith (lie nin* aput. N'ortli had clearly indicated om . tuiacd on th* aong, n«xt I aeutlmsiltal album with Ja-k vsrtnn Mountain" fK si Wind­ ’ r ( usually the *uo of Amelia, tlie „r f quue»t tie rmulil liot Kmidltr Miuuji'-r. Haskell, lletty Garrett, Ron* ing. Verve!. u e i t ttll o aUip. Of roarftv, dr«?w trump* ami took « hemt thut well wriieu I was g small girl vuuk), In t white cost much Dim did stop, lie really held fine*.# In maks 11 tricks. 11# j thmn, so South n i Innkltig m ‘ Georgia how besutlfnl and I dscidi-d that the chsnc# o f a ] right a t' tw„ quick loaarg. festive our house looked. My hxr big for him, set guarding s minimum opening hid. Use Alert Eye pretty mother worked fcr days twinning tlie balustrades end chtndelle-s with Southern rrailsx and trailing bamboo vine#. Great bunches of holly were placed over the Large paintings] and hula red ja ­ ponic aa, massed on th# man­ tles, were bedded in the beauti fut Southern moss. Red caodk-s were slight to crystal candalabra. The cut glass punch bowl gUiteood to a nest of greenery and red polnsettlaa. One day it was fill'd with Eggnog, the next with the famous Georgia Artillery Punch. The b*track to th* hall was deobed with holly and mlateltoe Instead of Father's hat, cane and umbrel­ la! There were the Ghriatmaa tree, the mysterious comings and goings, and ths wonder­ ful im tlis of cakes and king. And oe Christmas Day there were the lace-covered table, the turkey sod Ambrosial E arly Christmas marling my father roused the house­ hold at sto e'ctM hl The fold; I* th * floor bridged with lag doors were pushed back f> rit*cro s* atrip* of wood T and th a n —there f i |Q tla Wg t* b bridging te a p m s n t glory - stood Che Chris Unas £aa)bjy On (Bhidcp By Oswald Jacoby - The Doctor Says: them. Tb* toog. ribbed, lisle stockings, "hung by th# fire ," < <snotr r tARfvAegsy r y s e a . y . . were opened, snd Urey were * t.-*w sV >-,) ♦«)* tsA- i ;I .w!‘. ,-* k P 7 stuffed with fruits snd once, few m*, there was a turquoise ring! For my brother there W s ja t G. flrsndHsdt, M.D. wore packet* U wonderful (J — A few months ago I ■tamp*, for Mother a diamond msy have to go back to many sessions with a psj dilatriet |had flv* X ray treatments for pin, for Fa liter his special ~ By Muriel Lawrence liurallla of th# ahouider. They "seegar# " For "D ix ie ", our Newspaper Enterprise Assn, other older experience* of helpful at tirt* point. beloved dog, a new cullar, and 1 DEAR MRS. LA W REN CE:, false blame; to memories of If sb* could stop overiodulg cured my bursitis but altnutt for "B u ff," my cat, a can of Jt> a yaar since my nephew, our psrenU' mis Judgments of tog her little boy. alre"wvuld, 'm ss.-Jis.t.ly nfterwgrd I lost salmoo, his favorite. For I J i- 4, had an operation to deepen out childhood's actions, of the . tJ . .. . • mjr »eni« of t*»U . Could the rl* Bellinger, my beloved Ne a shallow nip socket that made hupcleaene*! which overwhelm jou know. If ah* could atop ua-] tM tn u n U h„ clu ..d thla? gro nurse a new black plush one of hla legs shorter than cti us when our sipUnaUoos of ing this over tod uigesKc to still A—In most ptrsens wh# accusing voices complain of a lota of taste U cape, embroidered to Jo t.'th e other. He Is now walking our totnotioos were rejected the past's ver and without a limp but my sister as "ex cu ses," of the accuse which Insist " It la jo u who ia ths »#nss of intsll that has (Tills she wore summer been b ad .ag ain ," she bs*n lust. Taste par se, which winter.) There wens hot bis­ •till acts like his slava. If he Guo# that made us feel guilty have cuits, steak, and gravy for wants her attention wlwo sire's for things done by more lav- would. Without professional It appreciated by th* tongur, help, the blaming part msy breakfast. And we drank egg­ phoning, she hangs up. She ored brothers and slaters. is limited to iws#t, sour, salty We may have to recapture speak too powerfully for her nog before breakfast. Later lets him grab food from serv­ and hitter. This *«n*« may b# to be able to turn on it and these memories until the Injus­ th e n was the great dinner, ing dishes. Sha says ahe knows lost in dls«as«s o f th# tongue with turkey, nuts, fruits, wines, she spoils him because she tice uf the mistaken JriiB e cry back at M, " I don't believe er ths nsrv#( that supply It, you any mare You have blam­ that w*# j>ut upon ua ia seen and the famous Ambrosia, lop ­ still blames herself for his hip Ths "teat# " of flavors la k e t ped with rich whipped ores ml trouble but then starts crying to Ma m irk and un mis taka bis ed me too often and too unjust­ in disease# o f the nos* or ol­ Christmas was a magnifi­ and says alia can't help I t . . cruelty. Then—and often only ly h r me to credit anything factory nerve. X -ray treatANSWER: Maybe she's then—can w* fee! our right to you aayt Including your lying cent event; the day truly was spent aa a festive holiday. right. It doesn't do much good mercy.' Often only then can hints that 1 was respotulhito manta to your shoulder would What a difference, rods! To­ merely to "know " that wa'rc our hearts break Into Vova for for Tommy's shallow hip soc­ not cause either e f these sen­ sory losses. i day it’s a soft of canoed af- unreasonable to blame our ourselves to that wa can begin k e t!" Q—My doctor tg giving mo God knows v * human be toga f l lr ! . ___ ri.______________ ___ selves f f f 4 jch lid's disability. to dimly discern tip outre g. Forgive my remembering, Wa basw to I t s ! the cruelty eoua cruelty of our self-Mem# make enough mistake* with- Rsutras-N for high blood out blaming ourselvga fug pressure. Doss It have any will you—and Marry Christ with which wa are treating for our child's disability. •14a sJfM ta and can It bo Your lister might to d some things we didn't do jo u rich e e. And to fe d It, we I * Questions X-rays Must She Blame Self? hour lit without a prescrip­ tion ? A— Rautrsx-N Is a combina­ tion of rauwulfla and a diuret­ ic. Ths combination allows for s lower affoctlro dose of both- drugs and this lessens th* chanco* of undsralrsbl* side offset*. I t should not b* taken by persons with sever* kidney disease. Th* drug is a groat help In reducing ths blood prestur* but It cannot bo purchased "over the coun­ te r." . Q—I am taking- flsluUniln to bring my blood pressure down. Does it have any side effects? A—Thla preparation, like Rautrmz, Is a combination of a diuretic, rteerplne ( 4 rau­ wulfla derivative) and protoveratrin*. By Combining these drugs it le possible to keep the do** e f **ch e f them well below th e . dangerous level. Tills preparation should not bo used, however, with dlgt. tall# snd If you hav* fre­ quent skipped beats. Ev#n though this la not a symptom to cause alarm, you should stop th* drug or reduce th* dotage. Too large a dosage may causa nautsa, dlssinsts, nasal atufilnesa or central peplsstness. * Q—My doctor says I have radiculitis of ths spins. Codld you suggest anything that would help m s ! A—You have an Inflamma­ tion o f th# root of- one e f the large nerves th at emerge# front your spinal cerd. I f oreman ta o f the spina usually cause pains and when th * pain ia sever* a hack brace or body ca*t may have ta be warn. Meanwhile y e w doctor should search for and remove Ik* causa If possible V<4r f I R) Mr. Fix. Newspaper Enterprise A**n. If you have Well in the practice of making your own Rome repair* you are In * good position to inspect the 0 next home you buy. Even if you haven't, jou can piepnre a check list of tilings to look fl>!\ Obviously there are tiling* Gml you cannot »«« and even mi expert rculdn't aee them for you. Finished w *l!i c»n hide rotten timber*. Assuming th* location, ar­ chitectural style, price and ▼ general appearance auil jo u , «4qu can c^ncentrat* ©n condltlon and the amount ct money you may have to add to the price of the home to make repair or changer. 4 Remember that It coats more to add features or r.'~ ~ f r z rr 't t t i« r ' 'ttt ■■ " u f i * than one that Is under con• • truction. Wiring and plumb­ ing are more difficult to ’ plat# In finished * alls, foun­ dations more of a job to re­ pair otl a completed house. The execptlonl are: Paintlng both inside and out co*u about the same whether thr house Is new or old. Repair­ ing or replacing ■ roof ia also g shou t th# same regardless of the house underneath. Take a good long look at the outside. I f the roof line Mgs it Indiactes a structural defect and on* that might be Mostly to cur*. Are th# guttar* rusty and in poor condltk n T ’ ' Carry a pocket knife. Poke _ R Into th# sill where framing E l e c t s fuunadtion. Chock for ligns c f rot or tormlU*. I f the sill isn’t level, indldental jy, the house probably b** Mttled. « Check outald* etaps and perch** foe sagging or sign* •f r o t Check mortar Joint* in brick work. Probe for grumbling mortar, f t Next piece to cheek Is th* basement. I f the air smell* musty you ean suspect damp­ ness. This could be from con­ densation or from looks through floor cr walla. I f the walls bava been patotod re­ cently the paint may bids ro- �I r * ■v V m * * 9 (ig h liq h l 1----- 11:11 M - - 1* vMttlttoNBG. ChrUtmmj Card T» Th# Nation (Color) NBC*. Oiriatn u K m Sp—1*1, a variety •bow In keeping with tb# apirit of tba holiday. Tbo p a oral supply of talent bclndoa Sammy Darla raadtnr " T * u Tba N ifbt Bcfcra Chriatmai" to a croup of children, Jan MeAxt alnyinc a awdley of Cbrtatmaa aonya, a perform, asca by yaaay Cary Graff* ,■##, classical piano rlrtoeao, a reading of tba Natlrity, tba Normaa Loboff Choir. Sbltch Hendaraoo'a Orebaa tra , parferming toy*, a caril­ lon and loada of good cboar. 6:30-9:30 pm . NBC. Dr. Kildara “An E ar bang* Of C lfta.- What witii JUp Tara marling bia way tbrougb tba ahow tt‘a bard ta accept tt aa this aerie#’ aaaaowal offering, but tba other trimming* are there ta remind you. And if you think of Tern aa a latterday Scrooog* (human derelict d trial on), who gtre* away bia money when be think* he'a dyifsg and demand* H back when bo learn* be’a recorering, it place* the ahow ta a better perapectira. And of courae, there’* a happy end­ ing. 8:30-9 pm. A B C My Three Sons "Bobble and the N on a." Ju ft becaoaa Robbia brake bia ley in a frotball game, why la that yorgeous older TV Time Previews him aa much attention? Why doe* aba visit Urn ta give him out* patient service when be yoes borne from the bo*pita]? Everybody thinks it’a because aba’a got a croah an Steve and i* using HcbW* aa an egeme to be near bia father. A genial show with a yood and an a t t r n c t i r a performance by Danielle Da Meta aa the overly dedicated young lady. 9-9:30 pan. A B C Bewitched -A Vision Of Sugar Pluma." What might Hava been n sticky Christina! ahow is tamed tote a merry littla romp by tba clever use of the next door neighbor*. Abner and Gladys Kravilx, hilarious­ ly played by Goory* Tobias and Alice Pcarre. Both the Stephens family and their naiybbora briny borne an or­ phan ta spend Christmas with When her orphan proves to be a problem child, Samantha arranges . a quick witch trip (by broom) to tba North Pole to visit SaaU . Tba departure is ebeervad m next dear wiih delight­ ful consequence*. 19-11 pan- CB3. Defenders “Clair# Choral Died In Bos­ ton." (Rerun) Barbara Bax­ ley and Barbara Harris, two delightful Broadway comadisteal this "beblnd-lbescene- In- the-the* tra” comedy by Ernest Kiney, though tbara era excellent performance* by 6. Child Car* ffcv K an ferb g rrslfc Sidney Annus, Elliott Bald Page 10 — Dec. 24, 1964 NANNIE S KIDDIE CARE, In and Hcreche l Bernard! as fgnti to 8 yri. 2M0 S. Oik wall. Not quit* aa perceptive AW. Pb 322-0881. a* K tries to be. this to nevar8. Doga * Cats • Pets thrlesa an amnatoy account of tba tryout phase of th* un­ ABRAMITE and other tropical believable world of ahow bualfish—Blue D* ca—.20; Gupplea— .10; Neons— .20; T. 10-11 pm . NBC. Suspcnae From g aafort g i r h a a g * B trb e -1 1 , Cherry Btrtoa— The*tra T b o Gun." (Color) IS; PUtiei—.20; Swordtails Tba only sympathetic char­ —.20; Silver Tip Tctrai — acter in this one la a dentist, .IS; Pearl Dinlo*— .10; and ■am l a * la C o a a t y wbe’e mads ta appear a bit olheri Just a t low. Alwayi ef a coward a t first. His High Quality fish at lowest shrewish wife becomes ob­ prices. New and used aqtiar N a t l o a f D i als * sessed with this and trains ium* at low prlcei. FINNY bar son to be sn expert rifle­ FRIENDS, Hwy. 17-92 South man ta tba process condoning of Sanford (approx. 8 miles) bis youthful, intemperate acta DOGS RECEIVED tor Adop of nastiness and violence, with Hoc, boardad. Animal Rasbis chief victim a half-erased eiM League, 1700 W. Mlnne 1 1 IA 9 11.19 11A9 te U| 1 elderly neighbor woman. An iota. DeLand. Ph. 734-1648. ugly drama with soma ycod • to 1# 3 11.39 I 1 4 9 |1.99 12. Special Notices performances by Isabel Jewell 11 to IS 3 11A9 11.89.1 3.BS 'as the old lady, Eddia Albert INCOME TAX SERVICE 1« to 29 4 11-5# 1 2.32 I 8 J 9 aa th* dentist, Dina Merrill as 31 to 23 ■ |1.59 |A lt |8.75 bis wife and Peter Laser as 0 . M. HARRISONS the boy. 28 to 391 • |1.SB |3.78 I 1,70 1311 Palmetto 322 8827 10-11 p.m. A B C Jimmy M l* I m am AA— I U a * NUMISMATICS Dean Show. There’s no way ( t i e * t d v t t r r w a r t s pa* l l a a ) All Type« Suppliei — Folder* this can avoid being a Christ­ I M S ■ I aim am C her* -* All tottto D a t a Ada C har g o t 3 for $1 00 mas show, 'fo settle back, re ­ a t 1 -D a y B a t * POWELL'S O FFICE SUPPLY lax and enjoy Christmas, CONTRACT RATES country style. Th# stars era -------- ON B E Q U E S T ’ 13. Catering - Food Porter Wagoner, The Quinto Sisters, The Chuck C assay IRS. BROWN H I L L E R ' S CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Singers, Jimmy himself and Fruit Cake* at Winn Dixie, I1AB Per Inch IMtalmam af S sslema E . lit. 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Soe. * . t A. e f told a * la t e (O ff ic ia l C la r k ’* S eal) A r t h u r U . B e c k w it h . J r , OUNNET k SK O LF 1ELD A t i v r a a y e fe e tk* a state C lark * $ Circuit c o u r t t i l P a r k A v w i e Soeik • s m t M l * C ou nty, F l a r t d a W i n t e c p a r k . F t e r ld k R n H. N. T a m m . J r , F e b lla k Do*, u . I L I I . M l * * Deputy Cla rk Jan. 1 1 M I , Pu bl ish Dee. I t , IT, I I . 11. 1111 C S J g -d * COK-18 CaU SALE: Men's At Big Boys FOR A Musical Christmas, Shoes $2 00 Pr. Surplus City. call BUKUR'S Music Shop, GAS Furaac# 100,000 BTU, Duett It RegUters $130. Ph. 322 7202. T r i a l Purchase PLUMBING PROFESSIONAL G U I T A R Plans. 322-3249. Contrieling Repflri SIS; Professional Banjo $23; FREE ESTIMATES Star Gating Binoculars $12; P iin o Servicing k Tuning FENCE POSTS: Creosoted Cy­ R. L. HARVEY Boy's * Girl's Bikes $10 up; p ru s, 4"-6"x7 ft. loag, 30c Gene Cumbas — 222-2881 204 Sinford Arc. FA 1-3183 Typewriter No. 12 Under­ ea. Ph. 322 3834. PIANO— Blonde Everett Spinwood $20, 3 1IP Johnion Out­ 23. Painting net, excellent condition. 322- Patloi, Floor, Free EiUm a.ei board Motor $25; 12 Ga. Lea­ 0788. •and, cement, rock, pipe, ther gun case $3. We have a PAPERHANGLNG-PAINTING steel, grease trsps, dry fine selection of Antique Licensed, Bonded, Insured 34. Upholstery wsUs. Stepping stoaet. furniture SU PER TRADING » Years Exp. — 122-7321 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. POST, Opposite Sanford P la­ OVER 23 YEARS 24. Well Drilling 309 Elm Ave. 323 3711 in . 322-0877. of Fine Workmanship in Up­ holstering, Draperies, Slip­ T R E E RIPEN ED Citrus. Na WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, covers. Time Payments as SPR IN K LER SYSTEM S vets. Wc ship Albert H. Pell little as $3 mo. Drapery All Type* sad Sixes Osteen. 322-3373 or 332-4191. Hardware Installations. We Repslr snd Service KULP DECORATING SHOP SINGER Festherwelght, A l STINE Ph. 322-2333 conditioo, 1 year uncondi­ Mschioe sod Supply Co. tional Gusrsntee—pay $5.30 207 W Jad St - TA Z ftp i 35. Vosuufii Cleaners per mo, Singer with Zig-Zag, 28. Radio - Television pay off balance of $38.10 or SANFORD VACUUM SVC. $5.90 per month; White YOUR REXA1R D EA LER BEA UTIFU L All wood csbinet Domestic Zig-Zag balance 2355 S. Park 322-6511 Color TV Console used less only $38 pay $7.33 per month. Ihsn 2 months like new with SA LES • PARTS - SER V IC E SANFORD SEWING CTR; full new guarantee, Save $230 43. Plants, Feeds, Seeds 104 S. Park Ava. 322-9411 k name your own terms. Ph. Charlie Gormly Collect at NEW Mahogmy End Tables, SANFOKD FE ED STORE Aisoclated Radio k TV, 2113 Whole Corn $3.15 — Snap Corn 2 sets, $J3. Ph. 322 8601, N. Change Ave., Orlando $2 80 — Jim Dandy Dog OUT of Pawn Items, Big Sale 422-2314. Christmas Delivery Feed — $3.83 for 50 lbs. In­ Cameras, Diamonds, Watch­ Guaranteed. cludes Tax. es, Guos, Many other Ilems, 322-9990 29. Photo & Equipment 320 Sanford Ava. A-l Pawn Shop, 3201 Orlsn­ do Dr. 322 9270. Our Regular Feed Price* WIEBOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP 23 lbs. Jim Dandy Dog Feed For "The Be*t From All Your $1.99—30 lbs Jim Dandy Dog KEROSENE heater, 2 bume Kenmore used once. 322Film *.” Feed $3 63 — 100 lbs. Shell­ 0788. 210 S. Park Ave., Sanford ed C o n $3.10 — 100 lbs Legal Notice PAINT close out Vi price NO TICE OF APPL IC ATIO N ACE BEAUTY Salon, open GREGORY LUMBER CO. K i m T A X IISSKI) daily k ere by ip p 'tl. May- 320 Maple Ave. 322 0300 ( l o v t l o n t * « . l * F l o ri d a H o t a i r * or l * t t ) fair Hole! 322-0990. HARRIETT'S Beauty Nook, soft water, evening app'U. IN TU P. C lN C flT ro ritT , 103 So. Oak. 322-3742. n in t h Jin im i. n n ciiT . WESTERN Saddle $33, after 8 p. m 322-7940. B IL L 'S BARGAIN BARN of 10,000 Items 1300 Grapevllle Ave. 22. Plumbing RICHARD'S T R E E SVC. Free ealimatea, Licensed k Insured Pb. 323-0300 19. iluilders Supplies 50. Mine. For Sale 31. Musical Instruments 50. Mlsc. For Sale Ssnforrl’i Must Complete Piano Tuning and-Repair W L. Harmon — FA 8-4881 TED WILLIAMS HDW. 203 E. 23th. 322-3484 NEW APPLIANCES at Uied Price* — Hot Point, Frigt2. Personals dalre, RCA, Zenith, Philco, Curtti Mathea— You name Do you har« a drinking prob­ PROFESSIONAL It, we have it. Phone Char­ lem Write P . , 0 . Box 1213, PAINTERS k DECORATORS lie Gormly. collect st AisoPapering — Waterproofing Sinford ciated Radio & TV. 2113 N. Satlafartion Guaranteed . PRIVATE Voice Lessons. Ph. Orange Ave., Orlando 422Free Estim ate* 323 0339 222-7348. 2314. Christmas delivery 17. Janitorial Services guaranteed. WANTED: Ride lo Orlando, vicinity of 18th and Cedar YENTSCH MAINTENANCE SANFORD ELECTRIC to 2320 N. Orange Ave. Work­ G E. Appliance*—New A Uied Service A Supplies ing hour# S:IS until 3:00 p.m. 2383 S. Pat It Dr. 322 48(3 118 Magnolia J22 1362 Ph. 322 3320 (■ th# r««ri «r tk« c»«BtF Worn** I M t (|| k a a k a a t Ml W a ll a F S r t s * Ml M a g lll e OarrU la M S Ml M ag ic H a s s w e a t # Noon Day Before Publication For Insertions end Kills (BaL Noon For Monday) Legal Notice Dlv or ca C ou rt A a u l n a - M la sat F i-sf, C ari i.a v lll o nom'par Room C a rl o s a v lU o M a h t Utoom lor D otty C arlo o as .ll l* MIS* W a l l a * * W k a t ’a Tkla S o a g I L a v * L ost S i o o t y Uu rk * NWC N a v a T k a MaCaya C a a a a a H alloa f a t a k O latya Joop artr f r l c * la l u g h t (I) |l| 1* IS (SI IS) DEADLINES II 20. Hardware HOME IMPROVEMENTS, BOOFINO; PAINTING k 3 0 . H om e A p p lian ce s INSULATING Financing Arianged 322 2287 ALL Type* oi new m ejor Ap­ pliances s t Drastic Discount. FIX1T SHOP Call 122-6448 J k R Trading At theaq Xmaa Speclali. An Post, Inc,, 2300 S. Orange English Dunelt Girl’s or Blossom Trail, Orlsndo. Boy'l Bike All Sizes $39 95. Rupp Motor Scooter, 2Ik SATURDAY Sale. Uwd Re­ HP. 100 milea per Gal. frigerator, W a a h c r* L 1169.83. Stoves, 1203 E. Celery. Ph. 400 W. lit St. 322-4731 322-9580 or 323-0782. vs. (1) (I) III (SI (!) (1) 1*.M M r". A & B CONTRACTORS IN T atay M lc k l t g r a n t ' Nava k W aaihar Caplala K an garo* W aath tr - Nava C a r l s e a rill# T atay B e a r ala* t a r M a t a r a •:ll IM* COPY T k s flora Id raasrv'aa (k * prlv l la g * of r o l o o l l a g o r rvvio­ l a # a a y a d w r l l e s m s a l avblrb It Aosta* o b jo o tlo a a k l* ta •ha a * IIvy a f Shla * * * * * * 15. Special Service* CUT’N CURL beauty Shop I'O l'N T T , FL ONID A 318 Palmetto Av*. 322 0834 IN n i g N I K I i r NO. I M M c m a it l i e w i u a j n Evening Appointments iM -A W T irr • rat ( ! ) ll) IMS (Si (S ) ■ Ml ( 1 ) ■ M (») (11 • MS ( I ) • :M M l «*< U i Ut star * IMS A. t i g * Oa to’c ap s N a v a A W a a ih a r W or ld C lv l lls a il o a h u arta* Sr mast * r T atay Su nah la * Alm aaaa W a k a - u p Movla* Nava F a r m . M a r k * ! Ma- v* HERALD Want-Ads Bring Fast Results Phone 322-56J2 ERRO RS W eekend . NOTICE IB I t E f t E U T OIVF.N, T hat Juh n Ha n nln ga r th * hnlder of th e fo llo w in g c e rt ifi c a t e he* filed eeld e e r t l f l e a t * for tel deed to be leeued thereon. Th* certificate nu m b er and ye a r of laeuertc*. the deaerlpHon ot th * p r o p e rt y , end th* na m e In which It wee aaeeeeed er e ee f e l l o e * : C a rt )f lo a t * No. 101 T e a r of I ss u an c e 1 ) 1 ! Deereiptlon a f r r o p r r l y i L o t i t A I I III St K T r a c t 17 Banlendo .Springe A c c o rd ­ in g to P l a t e T h e r e o f R e ­ corded Upon the Pu bl ic R e ­ c o r d s of B tm lh o l* County Florida N am * In whic h eeeeseed If A. C o m o y . All of said prop erl y being In the C ou nty of (Semi­ nole Hiatt ol F lorid a. Unldae •uch c e r t i f i c a t e ehett he r e ­ deemed a c c o rd in g to la w the pr o p erty describe d In such c e r ­ ti f i c a t e will be sold to th* hlihASl bidder * 1 th * fron t Short a $3.95 — 100 lbs cdo Chops Horse Feed — 100 lbs F L F Feed —100 lb). Race Horae $3 80. HUNT'S T U X E FE ED S T JI1 E , Corner ford k 2nd St. Tux DELUXE Stauffer excerlier, $4-30 with timer. 322-0786. $3.03 Oats DO San * « T I C K OP H P * i M .V T I O * Legal Notice NO TICE O F APPL IC ATIO N F lin TAX DEED I Sec. 101. I* F l o ri d a S l a tn i e a o t lo ts) NO TIC E IS 1 I E R E B T OI VEN . T h a i T M. Deal th * ho lder of t h - follo wtng c e r t i f i c a t e has filed eeld c e r t i f i c a t e for ta x deed to he Issued Iher.eon. The c e r t i f i c a t e number end y e a r of Issuance, th * d es c ri pti on of the p rop ert y, end the n am e tn which ll wee eeeeseed ar e ee f ow e; C e rt if ic a te No. 1111 T e a r of Iss uan c e 1)12 Deeertptlwa e f P r o p e r l y l l a t e J A I Til k J Allen's F i r s t Addition to W a s h i n g ­ ton H eigh t* P l a t llook I P a g e 21 Name in which * * * e - * e l C lin­ ton A A n tl n nnette H idden . All of eeld p r o p erty being In the C o u n ty of (temlnnle. M a t e of Flo rida . Unless such c e r t i f i c a t e ■hell be redeemed a c c o r d in g tu law the prop erl y described In such c e r t i f i c a t e will be eold to th * h ig h es t cas h bidder et the f ro n t door of the yemtool# C#unty C o u rt House e t Kanford, F l o ri d a , on the first Mon­ day In tb * month of J a n u a r y , l i t ) , which t* th * Ith day or January, )M ) Dated this ISth day of Nov­ ember, l i s t (O f f i c i a l ' C le r k ’* Seal) A r th u r II B eck w it h . J r , Cler k of C ir cu it Court, Hem!note County, Fl orida B y: II N T a m m , J r . Deputy Clerk Publish Dec. IS, IT, ! ( . SI, ISf t C D H -ll Legal Notice r i l H I M i . V A C A T I N G AT I) AB ANDONI NG ItOAHft. 8 T I U : K T 8 A Ntl A V E M ' K I . TO WHOM IT MAT CONCEHN: NO TICE Ib her eb y ftlvfn th » l th* of Cou nty Cumfni»t» Inner* of 8«mkno1t County. F l o rM * . a t Hi r vir uU r mrrtHiff hrlil on th# i5n<l d»y of D t r e m h#r( 1111. at th# C ou rt ho us# In R#nfor<!, S#m lnoU County* pl orId*. pu r* u »n t to j>#ijltl(sn and not le t h#r#tofor# gi ven, passed nd adoptftd b Uesolutlo n r in s ­ ing. v a c a t i n g and * b*nd ouing. r#nounc*lng *nd d lsc U lm ln g * ny *md *11 H g hl of th# C o u n ­ ty of Kvmlnol# iind th# public In * n j to the follow ing d eter Ib#•1 public * !r # « t« * s i f t t»ut In th# p i * l of 8* nl» n do . Th# S u ­ burb tl#*utlful, as r e c o r d * ! In f l a t H ok I P48g#» i ; - ( I H . of fh# public r e c o r d s of 8# mlnolt County, r i o r t d a , t o - w i t : 1. l‘ ln #vU w 8tr ##t « * set out In s n . Id pla t from ih# E a s t r i g h t - o f - w a y line of ( J r o f i A v « n u i to tli# W a t t • rly r i g h t - o f - w a y Hna of f*akt Marlon Drlv# 3. l#ak# Marlon l»riv« a# *#l out In oald plat from th* North right-of-w ay 11n# of P1nivl#w 8tr##V to th* E a s t p r o long ati on of th« North r i g h t - o f - w a y tin# of d a k h u n t S t r i t t . Hy th# Board of C ou nty Com ml aatonars i»f Kamlnol# Cou nty, Flo rida , th is 33nd day of I>#4#mb#r« A* B. 1>M. (H EA L) BOABI> O P COUN TY COMMIB8IONKRS OP SEM I­ NO LE COUNTY. FI-OHIDA B y : A rthu r II. Uackw lth. J r . Clar k Publish Dec. 24. I»C|. CDI I-12 RENT Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only 31 per day. Carroll Furniture Co. USED Upright Piano, excel­ lent condition $200. Pb. 3224884 before 3 p. m. 51. Articles For Refit' RENT A BED RoIIaway, Hospital, B a b y Beds, by Day, Week, oMonth. CARROLL’S FURNITURE 116 W. 1st 322-5181 Legal Notice f a tk a Cowrt of (a # C o a a t y J u d g e , S r m ta u l* Cou nty, g t a ta of F l o r i d a , l a P r o b a t a l a ra lh a E m i t a ll J A M E S A. T O L U A / k / a J . A* T O LL , '' Deceased. F I N A L NOTICE Notice I*her eb y given th at th * un dersigned will, on th * 4th d a y of J a n u a r y , A. D. I S i) . present to th# Ho no rabl e C o u n ­ ty J u i l j e of hemln ol* Cou nty, Flori d* , hie (Inal r e tu r n , a c ­ coun t end v o u c h er *, a t A d m in ­ istrator of th * Kelal* of J A M Ft) A. T O L U . e / k V * J . A. T O L U deceeeed. end et eeld time, then and th er e, m a k e a p ­ pl icatio n to Ih* eeld J u d g e for a (Inal s e t tl e m e n t of hie a d ­ m in i s t ra ti o n of eeld ee ta te, and for an or der d l e c h t r g l n t him ae such A d m in is tr a to r . Dated thla the "Ui day of December. A. D ISM. Wil li am J Toll As A d m in is tr a to r of tho K e t t l e of J . . M K 8 A T O L U a k a J. A TOLU Deceas ed Publ ish Dec. 10. IT. 14. 11. ISU CDH-lT IN T H E U H I I T T T CO I'l lT O F T H E NINTH J U D I C I A L < H l C t I T , IN AND FO R SE M IN O L E COUNTY. FL O K IDA, ( ' b e a r r j No. 14X31 ER IE COUN TY U A V I N li d IiANK# a N#w Y o r k C o r p o r a ­ tion# I’Uftuttff Vi KrySLLtr K J O S* K 3 MAUY K\HIE JOSKS, hit wi f e, and all u n k n o wn b#ir»* d# v l * f •*, grantee*. atwlg ii##*. l i enor*, c r e d i t o r * , i r u * t * * a , or •itfitr i l ei l mani # r l a l m l n a by* t h r ou gh , under or * g * ln#l IH .HSKIel . i: J i > s r . S and Mary K A HI V JC»Nl'b, hi t wi fe, who m * y b t <f*ad and not k n o wn to ba dead, or a l l v * . and *11 u n k n o wn parfl#* and c l a t m a n t a h a v i n g nr c l a i m i n g a n y r i ght , t i l l # nr I nl ei ’est In and In’ lb# p r a p t r * i f I nvol ved In t ht * c a u i t Defend ant a. 7VOTICR TO *1 IT T H K I T A T K O F KLOIIIDA TOi nUttSKDU E J O N E S and M A HY K A H I E J O S E S , hi# wife, vyhoae r#«ldcin:a la e/O Mr* W. T- Living#ton. 1103 Mad Ito n Avenu*. Ulr* m ln g h am , A la b a m a , and all un kn ow n h t i r i . d#v|* ■t n , gr ant ## *, a a a lg n ta * . , I! * nor*, c r e d ito r * , cruet#**, or o t h e r c l a t m a n t a claim * Ing by, t h rg u g h . under or * agalntt ll U S H K L L ' E. J O N E S and MAUY K A I U E J O N E S , hi* wlf* . who m ay b# dead and not k n ow n In ba dasd or all v«, and all un kn ow n p a r t i t a an d c latm an t a, h a v i n g or c la im in g any r ig h t, t i ll* or l * l * r M t In an d tu lb# p r o ­ p erty involved In thla . cauaa, , YOU AHK I I E H E O Y notified th a t a l u l l . h a t btatt filed a g a i n s t you a* De fen d an t* trvih* above entitl ed causa, and th at you ar e hereby re qu ired to file yo ur a n s w e r with the C3*rk of this C o u rt, and to serve a copy th ereo f upon the the P lain tif f, or P l a l n t l f f e a t . t o r n t y * whose na m e and ad* drae* Is: C arg ill A L e F e v r e *T 0 W a e t F a i r b a n k s Avenue, p. O, Uo* 171. W i n t e r P a r k , F lo rid * , not l a t e r th *n J a n u a r y 4. IMS If you fall ( q do dec ree pro to nfeeao will' be e n t e re d 4 a g a i n s t you for lha re li ef d a. mended In the Com plaint, T h * n a t u r e of eeld suit b e ­ in g for F o r e c l o s u r e of M o r t ­ g a g e rec o rd ed In Offi cial liecorde Hook 404, P a g e T4. 74, TC and 17* Pu bl ic R e c o rd s of S e m i­ nole County, Flo rida , the d e s ­ c ri p ti on of the p r o p e rt y p r o ­ ceeded e g e l n s t bei ng ae follo w e; All th a t c e r t a i n p r o p e rt y s i t u a t e and being in Femln ole Cpu nty, F lorid a, m o re p a r t i ­ c u l a r l y described aa follower „ c l#ot S of Ulock -ll**. EA8*P- | I) H O O K SU BD IVISI ON UNIT NO. F I V E , a c c o r d in g to the P l a t t t e r a o f a a - r e ­ cor ded In P l a t Book M1I*\ Pagae and 11, Pu blic R e ­ cor d* or Semin ole 'County, Fl ori da. T o g e t h e r with th e follo win g Iteme of p r o p e rt y which a r e l o ­ c ate d In an d p e r m a n e n t ly In­ s ta ll ed ae g p a r t of th e ImV Yemeni* on said le n d : IIOTPOI.NT E L E C T R I C DRO P -I N HANOE M O D E L l » ? f t F I ! D S E R I A L 1X214 AH L U X A I R E H E A T E R MODE L HO-TISS-2 W I T N E S S my hand and th e sew! ef said Cou rt- a t Sanford* Semin ole C ou nty, F l o r i d a , th is N T H E C IR C I 'I T r O V I I T OF T H E NINTH J I D I C I A L ( I I I C I T T IN AND FOH S E M IN O LE IN T H E C I R C C I T C'Ot'HT OF T H E NINTH J t ' l l l C I A l . C I R ­ r o l ’NTV. F L O R ID A . CUIT, IN A M ) FON SE M IN O L E (TfAN C'ERT NO. I iS SO T H E UNION C E N T R A L L I F E Ct t' NT V, F L O R ID A INSU RAN CE COMPANY. C H A N C E R Y NO. I49TS Plain tif f, C H A R A U INC. O F C E N T R A L **• FL O R ID A , a F l o r i d a c o r p o r a C H A R L E S T. O O LLO H ER , ot Hon. 1 Plaintiff, ua,' Defend ants v*. NOTICE O F SUIT IN C H A R L I E W ILLIA M S , et a l . MONTH AUK F O R E CLOSURE D e f e n d a n t! T O . U I I A R L K a T. QOLLO I1RR ia d f Hi« 5*rrr/»*)* r n n n ir 1 y trn rn o r a rrr— and M I L D R E D D. GULLOC o u r t House a l Sanfo rd, F l o r ­ TOi E u g e n e W illia m * H E R . .hie wife ida, on th e firs t Monday In the IS Dell S t r e e t R E I I D E l C K l UNKNOWN month of J e n u e r y . 1141. which S tam ford , C o n n e c tic u t AND TO. All p e r i l * * c la im in g ta th e (Ih day of J a n u a r y . 1)41. and I n t e r * * ! * by, th ro u gh , u n ­ Deled t h l i 17th day of O c t ­ W ll lle m t, hie self* der or a g a i n * ! th * a f o r e ober. l i l t IS Dell S t r e e t eeld persona (O ff icial C l e r k * Beet) S tam ford. C o n n e c tic u t TOU A R K h e r e b y , notified A r t h u r H Uecdtwlth. J r . , th at an Amended C um pt elnt to C lerk; C ir cu it C ou rt. E r n i e C. W illia m * fureclnse a c e r t a in m u r l a a g * Hemlnol* County. F l o r i d a Resid en ce unkn own en c u m b erin g t h * f ollo win g d e s ­ Dyi IL N. T a m m , J r . •enq cribed r e t ) prop ert y, t o - w l t : Deputy Clerk elf* ---------- W ll lle m t. hi* Lo t 11, Block F, Bunlend Pu bl ish Dec. 10. IT. I t . II. 1144 Residence un kn ow n E a t e te s , a c c o r d in g lo th* CDI I-44 TOU A R E H E R E B Y NOTI­ plat (h ereo f t t rec o rd ed In F I E D t h a t a eult to f » r tc lo e * i IN THE CIRCUIT COI 'llT . m o r t g a g e on th * below dee I’ let Book 11, pagee 14 NINTH J t ' I H C f A I. ( i n c l ’ IT OF c r l b t d pr o p erty ha* been c o m ­ th r o u g h 11 of th * public F L O R ID A IN AND F O R S E M I ­ menced a g a i n s t you In th * Clr r e co rd * of Seminole C o u n ­ NO LE COUNTY ty, F l o ri d a , also be ginning c u l t C o u rt of Ihs Ninth Ju d i c i a l C H A N C E R Y NO. U S P t a t Ih* F E c o r n er of eeld Lot Otrcult, Semin ole C ou nty , F l o r ­ 11 run W e e te r ly alo n g th s H E L E N SMITH. ida. * P la in t if f So uth er ly line of eeld L o t Th# ab b re v ia te d ti tl e lo th * I t , a di stan ce of 110.II •ve* c a u s e It C h t r a l , Inc. of C e n t re l feel to tb * I f f c o r n e r of R I I H A R D A L L E N SMITH, F ' l r l d a vs. C h ar li e Wlllleme. el D efend ant al. said Lo t I t , th ence run So uth er ly alo n g th e W e s t ­ NO TICE O P SU IT T h * deacrlp llo n of th * reel er ly l i n t ef Lot I t , eaJd T H E S T A T E OP F L O R I D A TO] p r o p erty proceeded e g a l n e t It; B lock F, a d l e i a n c t of 1 1 R IC H A R D A L L E N SMITH, L o t * I I and >1, be in g a re feet, th en ce run E a s t e r l y who* * plee * of r o a l d t a c * M p lat of WI NW OO D P A R K . l o Ih* point o f be ginnin g unknown. * I S . t h * Tow n of A lt a m o n te A S w orn C o m p la i n t h av in g B p r ln a t . F l o ri d * , to g e t h e r h a s bean filed a g a i n s t you In been filed a g a i n * ! yo u In Ih* erlth all building* th ereo n, th * above etyled eult, and you C ir c u it C o u r t lo ad d for Sem i­ a s rec o rd ed In Deed Book ar e required to e e r v * a cop y nole C ou nty , F l o r i d a , In C h a n ­ l i t . p a s * IS. or the Public of y o u r Answer or oc he r plead t a g lo Ih* Amended Complaint c e r y , for Div or ce, th * abo rt R ec o rd * of Seminole Coun on P l a i n t i f f * a t t o r n e y # AN t i l l * of sold o c t l o a being H E L ­ ty, F lorid a. RUS H . DEAN A EN SMIT H. P l a in t if f v a R I C H ­ Tou s r * h e r e b y red ol red lo DERSON, ARD A L L E N SMITH, D ef en d ­ III* your enew tr or o t h e r LO W N D E S, I I I E a s t C e n t ra l Orlando, F l o ri d a . a n t . th oe* p r e s e n ts s r * lo coue* plead ln a eelth t h * C le r k of th * Uoulavard. and r oqu lr * yo u to file yo ur ab o ve C o u rt an d to a a r v * a nd file Ih* o r ig in al Answ er w r llt o n defenses, If an y , t a th* copy th e re o f upon Ullee. H»d or o t h e r Pl eadin g In the of fl c* C o m p lo lo t filed heroin, and I* r ic k of th# Cle rk o t th e C ir cu it k Robinson. 1SS E a s t serva a «opy th o r o o f apon C hu rc h S l r a e l . Qrlan do, F l o r ­ C o u rt o a or befo re th * l l t h day P l a i n t i f f * a t t o r n e y on or hofor* ida. a t t o r n e y * f o r th * plain of J a n u a r y , I t t l . If you fall to I h* 11th day of J a n u a r y . A. D. tiff , an or b t fo r# J a n u a r y ISlb. do go, a dec ree pro c o n f s t t o 1SSI, a t h e r w l e * a Decree P r o IMS. If yo u fall lo do *o a will he ta k e n a g a i n s t you for Confeaeo will ho ente red d e c r e e pro co n f to ao trill be on the re li ef de m an ded la t h * a g a l a o t yo u an d th * onus* p r o ­ t e n d e g a l n e t you f o r Iho r e ­ Am *nd*d Complaint. ceed * g po rt*. This Nolle* ehall b* published lief de m and ed In Ih* C om pla int. W I T N E S S my hand and o f fi­ W I T N E S S m y hand an d (ho one# a weak for four con ea cucia l s eat a l San fo rd . Seminole t a e l e f e il d C o u r t lo Sanfo rd. llv wee k* l a ih * Sa n fo rd H * r C o u a ly , F l o r i d a , th is I l k day Semlnute C o an ty , F lorid a, thla ald. Of Decem be r, A. D. 1*41. D A T E D T H I S I t h day a f DocISth d a y of Decem be r. ISM. ■ ember, I M t. (SEA L) - v ISEA L) (S E A L )* NoTIRllMr* 1144. A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h . J r . , ( S EAL) A r t h u r H. B e c k w it h . J r , C l e r k t ) ( h * C ir c u it Cou rt, A r t h a r H. B e c k w it h . J r . , Cler k A r th u r H. B e ck w it h . J r * N l a tk J u d i c i a l C ir c u it In C l * r k of Otrcult C o u r t B y : M a r th a t . Vlhlen. DC. C le rk of C ir cu it C o u rt a n d t a r S o m lao tc C ou nty, H a r l a n T u c k of lha f ir m ot . B y : M a r th a T . Vlhlen B y ; M a r th a T. Vlhlen Dep uty Cler k Florida GILES. H E D R IC K * Deputy Cle rk B y M a r t h a T . Vthlca. D .C ROBINSON ANDERSON. RUS H. DE AN CARGILL A L e F E V R E OORDON V. F R E D E R I C K ISI E a s t C h a r c h S t r e e t LOWNDES • 7i W i l t F a i r b a n k s Av en ue A tt o r n e y f o r Pr a ia t i f f Orlando, F l o r i d a tt o ra e y # a t L a w a Bog t u F . a B a a ITS! A t t o r n e y * for P l a in t if f P. a B oa SIM W l B|,r p a r k , P l o r t i a San fo rd . F l o r i d a . S t i l l Pu bl ish Doc. IS. M. ISM d J a n Orlando, F lo rid a A t i u r n . f , fa r P l a l a t l l f Pu bl ti h Dae. I t , 17, f ( , I I , n i l Pu bl ish Da*, i s . IT. 31, I t , 1 1 1 ! 1. I . IM S CDM-Jd ? nUtlll ‘*,« 1T* *• C D U -tl CDJ4-SJ C - i f D” - *• t / • 0 �r r» t ■« w • I * • •• b / • ®tjr USKlD F U R N I T U R E , MUc. Item*, Piney Wood Auction. * 322-2270, » ______________ fran fnrb Jfrra lh S W E E T IE P IE Dec. 24, 1064 — Page 11 95. H o u m a For Sal* By Nadine Seltzer WE BUY U*«d Purnlture, one piece ot houseful. Furay Bedding k Furn. Co., 901 W. 1st St. 322 6591. SE LL US your Furnilure. Quick Service with the Cash. SU PER TRADING P O S T . 322 0677. * NEW 3 Bedroom, 2 bath C. B. home on large wooded lot in Wilton Place, 5 mDei out West F irst St., k mile past 1-4 interjection. Immediate occupancy for homestead Exemption next year. 322 7121. Excellent Location 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath hom with Ige, living room, fam fly room, fenced yard with shade L fruit trees. *17,900 TERM S WANTED: PUno. Call 322 6325 55. Furniture For Sale 12.ACRES of good ground near large Lake *60o per acre with term s. • WILSON MA1ER FURN. Buy — Sell — Trade 31115 E. 1st. 322-5622 Payton Realty F R E E ESTIMATE 322-1301 2640 Hiawatha at 17-92 Upholstering k Mattress renorating. New k Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. FA 3-3UT, ■...........................* — ------- .— For tn* biggest selection of nearly new and used furni­ ture, sec Noll's Furniture Brokerage In Casselberry ou 17-92. Open 6 days 0 to 6. 3 BEDROOM, Family Room, 2 Bath, budt In Appliances, Central Air 4 Heat, wall to wall carpeting: 322-3405. 3-BEDROOM. F la. room, Wacre lot, 6 min. from N.A.S.. out of traffic pattern. New roof, newly painted inside A out. 1502 Forest Dr. 322-9538 /2-2V . BED S FOR RENT Hospital, Roliawayt, Juve­ nile. F R E E delivery and Pick-up. FURN ITU RE CENTER 1100 French Ave. Ph. FA 2-7943 Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave Ph. FA 2-4132. » L. (id. B u s in e s s O p p o rt. * * FOR LEA SE SERVIC E STATION. Good Location Good Products. Good Treatment PHONE LOCALLY ^ 2 4342 or apply to the PR O FITA BLE Business Hobby, $500 Tropiral Fish, Aquariums. Supplies. 2640 Hiawatha Street, Sanford. COMBINATION Grocery store, Produce market, Gas Sta­ tion, In Sanford. 322-5350 or 322-9844 7 ". _ ® S itu a tio n W an ted MAKE your Reservations now for the Holidays. Howell Baby Sitting Agency. 3228259 o n ly tin t* I g e t b r e a k f a s t w h e n I'm * l c k ? " — P lu m b in g SS— P a i n t i n g 34— We l l Dr i l l i n g 21— Ai r C o n d , A H e a t i n g - T e l a vi si on 29— ‘Pho t o A E q u l p m a n i 30— Home Appl l ancaa 3 1 —M usirAl I n ’ll rum en la 32 — l i usl nosa E q u i p m e n t 31—J o b P r i n t i n g 34 — Up h o Ut a r y 3 i — Vacuum Cl ssnars 37— Movi ng Jt S t o r a i s I S — K i terminator a 4 3 — P i a n i a - - F r a is — Saadi j i i ^ — M. i c . F o r Sel# 3 1 — Ar t i c l e s F o r ! l »n l 32— S w a p or l uxc hanga 3 2 — W a n t e d T o Huy 33 — F u r d l t u r a F o r S a l t 3 ( — An t l uu e s F o r Hata 3 A— Mo n t y T o I^»an € 0 — i l usi uasa OpporLunl Uca 322-5612 HI. R eal E s t a t e - S a le From S t h * in b e d MOVE V* TODAY Beautiful 3 Bedroom Custom Built Home on Shady Lot In Wynnewoud, 2413 Summerlin, no qualifying problems, *900 Down *89.19 monthly, As­ sume mortgage Some terms can be arranged on down payment. I* CLASSIFIED INDEX 23 PU RE OIL COMPANY * c o m e 1— Txs.t * Found I — p,r*on«U 4— I l r a u t y C a r * 1— t ) »y Nu r a . r l a * € — Chi ld Car a 1 — J J n i c B — C a t * — Pa I t 1 0 — Poul l r j r — L t r o lo c k 12— . special S o t l c a s I J —( ' s t a r i n g — Food 11— P l a c e t to £ a t I S — S pe c i al S a r v l c e a I l - w S w l m m l n f Peso la 1 7 — J a nft ori at Sar vl c aa j l i — D o - I t - Your a * If I 1 9 — t l u l l d a r i auppl laa 20— l l u r d wa r a 1 1 — Horn* U .p a lr* = ■ “ H o w Sanford Exchange • 1 — Money Wa n t e d 4 4 — b a v i n s * i , Ixian I I — In.uranc* 4 » — K.-liool. I na t f u c t l o a a 70— E m p l o y m e n t fisrakcaa 71— Ma i * H . l p W a n t *d 7 1— F a m a l a Hel p Wa n t e d 7 2 — Mal a «r F a mal a 11 alp 74— M a l e s Hel p Wa n t e d 77 — . Si tuati on Wa n t e d * 1 — I nc ome Property 22 — Kuftlnesa Prop. — Bala 23 — I l eal E a t a t a W a n t e d 2 4 — Heal E s t a t e S al * 17 — Hua in res Men t e l a 90— L o l a F o r Mala 21 — F a r i n a — Gr o v a a 1 3 — Out of S l a t a Ac r e s ga • 3— Hou s e s F o r S al e tft — H o u s e s — hal e a r H a s t U — l t o u s a F o r Han! loO— It a sort Ren (al a 101— T r» l l« r» — C a ba n ** l o t — -Mobile H o m e s —S a l e 101— Mobi l e Homes — R a n i 1*14— T r a i l e r S p a c e — P i n t l o i — T r a i l e r l *ot a — S a l s 10* — A p a r t m e n t s F o r R a n t l o l — R o o m s For Rant 110 — Hot e l R o o ms 113 — R e n t a l A g i n t i J 13 — \ \ ant ed To R e n t 11 3 — Aut os F o r Mala 111 — A u i . p . — Kal« o r T r » 4 * 111— T r u c k * F o r S al e 3 3o— Au t o mo t i v e S e r v i c e 131— Fc o o t e r a A Cyc l e * 123— l l oat s 4 Mot or s 124— Mar i na Sup pi tea A Seminole Realty FA 2-5232 anytime 1901 Park Avtnue Sam lnnta 95. .Houictr F o r Sal# 97. Houses For Rent SACRIFICE Two-Story. 3 Bed READY TO MOVE IN rooma, completely refinish- Naw 3 4 4 Bedroom Homes, 1-2 baths. So Ix>ngwood area *d, good location. 122-06(7. —Trade* considered, and 3-BEDROOM, nke lawn, wall we’Ll build on your lol. Sem i­ davalopad sSrubs. 204 Laura! nole County * Leading Build Dr. *330 down. ar — *— HAROLD LOGAN 2 BDRM , 1305 Elliott, *8,500. LMN E N T ER P R ISE S, INC. 322 0325 or 5254. Salas office: So. on U. S. 17C R EEN BR IA Jl 92 to Dixie Bell Dinar, turn right one block on Seminole Choir# Iota avatlabla 1* Ave. 838-3911. Greenhriar of Lorh Arbor ovarlooking golf court#. Custom building to your 96. House* • Sale or Kent apoeifieations. Graanbriar CUSTOM BUILT Homo on davaloped by Lake. Ph. evenings 322-1397. KISGSW OOD BU ILD ER S, I l i a 97. Houses For Rent FA 2-807* 202 Fairmont Dr. LARGE 4 Hedroom Home with full bath and 2 half, baths S A N F O R D *5 N E W E S T *125 mo.; 3 BEDROOM, 2 HOMES, West 4th St. San­ bath home with Family ford. 3 ijedroom, Itb bath, room *125 month. FHA k V A L ian s. LMN ENTE R PR L SE SS Inc.. Builder Harold.Logan, call 838-39U, 322-1301 2640 Hiawatha at IT-92 Salesman on Duty 4:00 p. m. to Hark. 2-BEDROOM, Furn. 817 Cat* Una Dr. 322 057*. Payton Realty SEMINOLE RENTALS 2 Bdrm , Kit. Equipped (73; 3 Bdrm., 2 bth.,- Kit. Equip. *115: 3 B d rm , 1 b th . Kit. Equip, tin e; 3 Bdrm. 1 bth, Kit. Equip. *85; 4 Bdrm , 2 2, 1. 4 4 BEDROOMS bth. K it, Equip . Fla. Rm. 1, P i 4 2 BATHS *130; Furn, 2 Bdrm., Fla. KITCHEN EQ UIPPED Rm. $t00; Furn. 2 Bdrm., LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT? *85; Fi-rn. I Bdrm. *55. For Complete Informitlon See or Call Your $100 DOW N FHA - VA HOMES Set. uule Realty FHA - VA SALES BROKER f!e Hava Tha Home For You Stenstrom Realty UNFURNISHED 3 Bedroom. UNFURN. Upstairs APT. *53 House, 2412 Willow *85 mo. month, Jo9 Magnolia Av*. 322-0274. Inquire downstairs after I p. m, or call 7(22-4130. 2 BEDROOM C R House,.(tildien equipped, call 322-3303. 3 ROOM Furnished .Apt. for Couple, Water' included *45. 322 7399. 3 BEDROOM. Db hslh. unfurn Ished. Quiet section. 322-8993. I-Room Efficiency apt. with 1205 W. 19th Court. pvt. bath 4 shower, suitable UNFURN. 2-bedroom Duplex, for couple or tingle person T errario floors, tile bath, or retired All utilities In­ kitchen equipped. 322-6201. cluded m rent. Ideally lo­ cated on l r St., within 1 3 • BEDROOM, 2 bath, un block of 2 free parking loU furnished. 1 mi. to base, 2 and sboppmg renter. In­ blocks to shopping center & quire at Manuel Jacobao school.' 1 year lease rcqpir Dept. Store 211 E. First St. ed. *120 mo. 122 8670 after 3 p. m. FURN. Apt. Close In. Jim m ie Cowan. 322-4013. 1 0 2 . M obile H o m es • S o le F U R N I S H E D Apartment* DONS close in. 601 Palmetto. Ph. MOBILE HOME -SALES 322 1374 after 3:30 p m. "Y our Wheel Estate Dealer'; 17 Models to eho<v>e from I OK. Rooms For Rent OPEN 7 JA Y S A ,WFt£ K ~ CLEAN ROOM tor Man. 401 838-1206 Magnolia Ave. 322-0720. H w y.'1792 * liongJvood, Fla, 115. Autos For Sale 1-2 and 3 nedrooms NEW and USED I960 CORVETTE, B a r g a i n Awnings k Cabanas price. Ph. 323-0633. QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Hwy. 17 92 S ' 322-2562 BOB M cKEE USED CARS NO MONEY DOWN 103. Mobile Home* - Rent 701 Erench Ave. 323 0721 10' WIDEt 2-bearoom trailer 1960 T-BIRD—Full Power k NO-8-49dtf. Air. XMAS Special *1,495. SANFORD MOTOR 1-BEDROOM Trailer, on Lake. 800^French Ave. 322 4382 Adults only. Ph. 322-7368. 106. Apartments for Rent 12U. Automotive Service FURN. Apt 2.7(8) Mcllnnvflle. Senkarik Glass and Paint 3 ROOM Furniahed Apt. *55 210 Magnolia Ph FA 2 4622 mn.. Includes water A elec­ tric. 322 9507. Auto Glaas, TWp* A Sea* Cavers EFFICIEN CY, clenn, 611 I'arV *30 mo. Up. Surplus City. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. £ E L A K A APARTMENTS 114 W. T in t St. 504 W. 2nd St. TA 18011 ALL WORK GUARANTEED i I 1 12J» Scooter* tk Cycle* '56 Cushman Scooter *125 Perf. cond. 322-7741. ’ 123. Boat* A Motor* 10 El. Orlando C L IP P E R Boat, 1< 3 HP Johnson Kicker, especially good" for Duck hunting 4 fishing. 322-4392. Gateway Tt> Tha Waterway R obnon S p o r tin jt G oo d s Your EVINRUDE Dealer 304 6 8 E. 1st Th. 322 5961 You can find anything yens need advertised ia th* Her­ ald Classified. N A T IO N A L B A N K P O S S E S S IO N I M ERRY C H R ISTM A S H APPY NEW Y EA R YOUR PAST BUSINESS IS GREATLY APPRECIATED IN THE N EW YEA R AS ALWAYS— 150 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM ASSUME BALANCE NO DOWN PAYMENT I 1012 SANFORD AYK. OPEN EVENINGS Sanford, Florida 122-4895 National R a poaa ration# I m . U i -- f INVESTMENT A REALTY 116 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 Co u nt y AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Company SO U TH W ARD l 106. Apartment* for Rent AVALON APARTMENTS 116 W. 2nd St. 322-3417 1901 S. Park Ava. FA 2 5232 anytime PAOLA — Unfurnished 2 Bed TO YOU our Cllenia and rooms. 122-7598. Friendi a very Merry 2565 PARK DRIVE 2 BEDROOM kitchen equip­ Christmas and a Happy Proa- 322 2420 322 7195 j ped 875 month. Ph. 322 3685. perou* New Y ear. NIGHTS i Ernest M. Southward 322-6824 5Z3 0546 UNFURN. Duplex, New. 2 1 W. B. Shippy bedroom. T e rra iio . floors, 322-4148 322-5482 I. W. Southward tile bsth, kitchen equipped, Mablt A. Cullen water furn. Call 322-4019 af­ J . L. McWhorter ter 6. Bessie P Herman Jack ie McCracken , 425-5938 From 95. Houses For Sale ' 1 You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Y our -Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads! X . 1' S3. Wanted To Buy *i 1: 1* 1 .v ; * *t* T T . . A '| f, * ww i $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES ii-" SEVERAL Outstanding 2 4 3 Bedroom Homes available in all Areaa o! Sanford. Let us Show you Around) ‘ ' | 1 Seminole Realty LAKE k HIGHWAY (Mai MrseO FRONTAGE 1901 S. Park Ava. DELTONA Area, 2000' on S l. R eal E s t a t e Sale h i . Real Estate - Sale FA 2-5242 anytime spring tod lake, 1815’ on En­ terprise ll«sd 33 acre* COLORED PR O PER TY I ROBERT A. W ILUAUS M ERLE W. WARNER choice land, 8 miles from Jim Waller Corporation has Realtor REALTOR Sanford. 145.000, term* Ph. nice 3 Bedroom completed Raymond Lundqulit, Also, 708 So. Park 322 3829 427 7223, New Smyrna Beach bouse k lot far 5*1*. Take rA I 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg Also several Lake Front 415 through Osteen to Osteen lota. JOHN E. FOX, sign, turn left then back to S t. Realtor right which lead# to the 206 N. Park Ave. 323-0559 THE TIM E TESTED FIRM house. Only (100 Down k 120 N. Paik Ave 32l«123 monthly payments *70. Call SflTU K o r fll IT 295 0982, Orlando. BART PILCHER, Broker IT IT H o r r Mill ID % TO* All u n k n o w n l i enor * end ell Personal Service p a r t i e s c l a i mi n g I nt e r e s t s by, Call 322-7498 ' Real Estate — Insurance t hrough' unde r or against y S H O E n LAND, al eo kn o wn 3rd 4 Park Ave. 322 5641 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR • a M R LAND, and HI T A M U N I > hie wi f a . L A M W I L D No Qualifying K l t S Bt . ' PPLI KH. I N f . a F l o r ­ 3 Iwdroom, ready to move Into, i da corporation; C H A P MA N M » T l t K O F Si I T freshly painted, *63.50—good O i Ni - R K T K H U X ’ KB. INC.. < E REDDI NG NOTICE I NOTH K I C T l T l O l • F l o r i d a c o r p o r a t i o n : C A R L A TO* T HOM \S terms. F I E L D I R end S UZ ANNE N AME I T A T I T E R U ' M M I T R I R V I N G H VC F B E D D I M1F1ELD, hie TC» WHOM I T MA T C ONC E R N 2 bedroom, Fl» room, screen I S O . doi ng b u e i n s i a aa I r v i n g wife Vnfirt* ie h e r e b y gi ven tha* Vel nn, L u m b e r T s r d *r #i »h*f ed porch, range Included, T O P AND F 4 0 H O F T OC **# •h* if n4*r •( | ned pur •want (ft «af t hem, and all p a r t i t a havi n g excel condition, only *7,400 ( Kl rtl ti tt u* Name gt a l u l a ' or Hal/ntng in h a v e a n y r i ght . h e r e b y not i f i ed ( hat eult he* tu# U > k V l « t HV* >» ftVAUVt* • Ml# IM i M e t e e l In t h e p r op e r t y both o4 lb#s* . homaa . were \ f a r m F t r f i l t r wi t h ( ha c l e r k of her r l n de ac r l ht d. t o - wits l ell l a I end I. . B l o c k F. l e k t Ni nth J u d i c i a l Ci r c ui t nf t he •h# Clrrjylt Cotirf. In an 4 for . privately owned and the aale i in and f<*r R# mi nnl e Count y, Kl ori rti , upon W i ) ma n I f r i g h o ac co rd­ St ale of Fl ori d* can be dosed In Just a few t he a b b r e ­ recei pt nf pr o o f of th# p u Ml r e i ng to the F l a t t h e r * of «e i t I nol * Count y, day* vi at ed t i t l e of whi c h la: m .rt of t h le n o t k e , t he f l o i l ferordedl In Pl at B o o k 1. Johns Realty Legal Notice Ball-Blau* Agency i Legal Notice pa ge I.: of t he Puht l o R* rordp o f S e m i n o l e Count y, Fl ori da. You, and eac h o f y* u, a t * h e r e b y n ot i f i e d t h a t a suit h a • bean b r o u g h t a g a i n at you In the Cl r r i i O Cour t , in and for f i t m b mole Count y, Fl or i da , In Ch e n * e r r ) , e n t i t l e d I» A M CON* R T R C C T J O N I jOAN C O R P O R A . TI ON, a F l o r i d a c or por a t i on. P l a i n t Iff. \». MOMtUK It > LAND, al ao know n a a M R LAND, and R I T A M. LAND, hla wife, at al. D e f e n d a n t * . e nd you, and eac h nf you. a r e r equi red |o file your An a we r to the P l a i n t i f f a Co mi da l n t wi t h the C l e r k of aald Cour t , and s er ve upon Plaintiffs a t t o r n e y , «! A N D R E W S P E E R , whos e ad fi re* ■ la 111 W. C o mme r c i a l St r ee t . S a n f or d. F l o r i d a , a copy o f aa id Anawar , on or bef or e F r i d a y , J a n u a r y IS. A. D , I SI S, e n d If y o u * f a f ! to do ao. a He. r r t e pro coti faaao wi l l be en| t ered a g a i n s t you, and eech of y 4j u. fdr the r e l i e f de mande d* ed In aald Compl ai nt . Tha n a t u r e of thl a suit la to f or er l oae t h a t c e r t a i n m o r t g a g e g I \ en by MON R O E R LAND, a la, i k m i wu «j M I t LAND, and R I T A M. LAND, hla wi f e, to D A M CONSTRUCTION LOAN CORPORATION, a Florida c o r ­ por at i on. r e c or de d In Of f i c i a l Re e c r d a Rook 414. p a g e 334 of 4 he P u b l i c Re c or d a of S e mi n o l e Co u n t y , Fl or i da , and e n c u m b e r . t n g t he a b o v e d t a c r l b e d pro* per ty* f W I T N E S S my hand and aeal o f aald C o u r t at S a n f o r d . S e mi * po l e Count y. F l o r i d a , t hl a l i t h d a y of D e c e m b e r , A. D , 1914. (SEAL) • Arthur H Be ck wi th , Jr . c l e r k * sif C i r c u i t cv»ur« or S e mi n o l e Co u nt y, Fl or i da. B y ; M a r t h a T. V l h l e n De p u t y C l a r k O Andr ew Spear At torney for P la in ti ff 111 W C o m m e r c i a l S t r e e t Sanford. Florida P ub l i s h Dec. IT, 14. 11. 1 M l A | J a n T. I M P |CDH- al HOME Z AVI Nt J S f l ANK. e t c . • . P la in tiff Legal Notice • i »ia rt a tii a, t n - w l t : T i l K m . X I K L E A D P f l ODUCT R Ct »HI I* A S, T , u n fl#■r w h 1r h w# K R E D D I N G FI EL D, a t * enitea#*1 In hual nees ( u r l Jit and SI'/. %\ NE H pED i i n- l n whi c h » e t i p t o i in en-| D I NU F I E L D , hla wife B4u# to h ue l n«*• «t 7.61 H i g h ­ Dr fen dan i» way 17- 31. f e r n P e r k , F l o r i d * . in C h a n c e r y So 111 f t In (h# C o y n t y o f S«ni l nol # T h e n a t ur e nf thi s suit la a F l o r i d * foreclosure of ' t hat certain T h * t tha p a r t i e s Ini t r e a t e d tn n i ' i r l i d g * hel d and onnr<] b» • e ' <1 |.iiain«»i e n l e r p r l e a a t e as p l a i nt i f f , d e l e d J u l y 1 StH, 194: foil.. ^ • and r e c or ded Oc t o b e r 12, 19# 2 J a m s # f ' l s v e l a nd Is*wls In Of f i c i a l R e c o r d * Honk 431 f u * B L# w i # paga 149 of t he P u b l i c n*f<<ide Publ i s h Dec- 10. IT. 14. I I . 1>I4 of S e mi n o l e Count y. F l o r i d a , en- (.'DIMS cur b a r i n g t h a t c e r t a i n pi ece or pa r r e l of p r o p e r t y l ocat ed. v iit m k o r *riM .ir* T io x Bl t uate, and be i n g tn aald r o i S T # I D KKI) Co u nt y and S t a t e t o * wl t t I a . . . 1 * 4 . I# K I . r U a t l a l a l * * i f Lot a*. M IT N L A N D 1*4*1 ESTATES. FIRST AUDI N o T I C K 18 H K R E B T fJIVK .V TION. a c c o r d i n g to a pl at T h a i J o h n I t e n n t n g s r th s hold* t h e r e o f , r e c or ded in P l a t sr of tha f o l l o w i n g c s r l i f l l a l s JVnok 13. P a g e s IT and I I h as filed said c t r i l f l c a t # for o f t he p u b l i c R e c o r d * of ( s i dsed in b# issue d ( b a r t o n S e mi n o l e Cou nt y, Fl or i da. Ths certificate number and E A C H OK YOU IS R E Q U I R ­ j e a r of I ssu an re , th s da scrip * E D l o file your a m war or o t h e r l i o n of (h s pr op ert y, and (he w r i t t e n de f e n a e e to (ha C o m ­ it s m s in which It w as a sses sed pl ai nt wi t h tha C l a r k of tha s r s s s fo llo w s: Ci r c ui t Cour t of S e mi n o l e C o u n ­ r s r t l f l r a l s Vo ttQ f a i r of ty, F l o r i d a . In thi a pr oc ee di ng I s s u a n c s IM S and l o a m # a c opy t ha re-if llrsrrlp llo a af P r e f t r t f l upon tha p l a i n t i f f • a t t o r n e y * I*n( 11 A m. n f o rd 11 •! S h i s whoa a n * m * * and add re a* are P i s l Buuk 3 P a g e IS h e r e i n a f t e r art f o r t h , a a r e ­ S 'a m i In w h ic h a s t t s s a d r. qui r e d by l aw, not l a t e r t han F I fouB h nldsr Hairs. All of t ha 11th day of J a n u a r y , 1*11 • a i d . p ro p e rt y b ein g In lha In d e f a u l t t h e r e o f t he c a us a Co u nty of ha ml no la, fitaia. o f wi l l pr oc eed e s p a r t e upon the F l o ri d a . U n I s as su ch car i If lea ts e n t r y o f a ' De c r e e P r o Conf aaao •hall La re d a e m td a 'A o rd i n g to a g a l n e t you. law tha p ro p erty da s t r i k e d In W I T N E S S my hand an d t he su ch r e r l l f l c a t a will ba auld (o o f f i c i a l aeal of a*Jd Cou r t In (ha h l i h a g t c a s h blddsr a t th * f e m l n o l e Co u n t y . F l o r i d a , thl a fr o n t door of tha S a m fn o U Sth day of D e c e mb e r . 1114. C o u n t y C o u rt Houaa a t S a n fo r d . (SEAL) Klorld a. on th a fl ra t Mon da y Arthur H Beckwi th, Jr . In tha m onth o f J a n u a r y . I t l S . C l a r k o f tha C i r c u i t Cour t w h u h ! • - lha 4lh day of J a n * ’ By ? Ma r t h a T. Vl hl en uar y . O f t . * l u p u i y Clerk D ate d th la 17th day o f Got* HEARD, ALL. G R I D L E T o l i tr . 1914 AND L E W I S ( O f f i c i a l Cla rk ** Saal> At t or ney# f or P l a i n t i f f A r t h u r H- P a c k w l t h . J r , CD No r t h C o u r t S t r e e t C lark of C ircu it Court P o f t O f f i c e Ho t I32C B y : H. N. T a m m . J r , Or l ando, F l o r i d a . Deputy Clark P ub l l e h Dt v. Ik, IT, 34, 31, 1)«4 P u b l i s h Dae. 19, 17. 24. I t , 1144 CD U-4& CD1M 7 v* T H O MA S 1100 DOWN VA FHA GOVERNMENT HOMES 2, 3 and 4 bedrooms, month]) payrntnlA from 150. ‘ — j. » * Stemper Agency To i/m* and yours, m ay we extend best wishes Realtor-Jmuror-Trade* 322 4991 1919 S. French Ava. [or a truly blessed holiday season Government owned Homes $100.00 DOW N Selection of 1, 1, and 4 Bedrjonia located In various sections of Sanford Immediate Delivery MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM 150.00 FOR THE B EST HOME BUY S E E YOUR VA - FH A Property Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T REALTY Office: *22-2111 Nights: 123-0709 322-0649 2524 Park Drive And May We Take This* Opportunity To Wish Each And Everyone Of You The f Merriest Christmas Ever And Extend Our Sincere Appreciation For Your * Faithfulness During 196*1. We Look Forward To* Another Memorable Y ear With You. SANFORD AUTOMOBILE DEALERS, Assoc. Ellinor Motor Co. Hunt Lincoln-Mercury - LINCOLN — MERCURY — COMET VOLKSWAGEN Bill Hemphill Moiors, Inc. PONTIAC — BUICK — RAMBLER Ron-Sun Chrysler-Plymoulh . CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH — VALIANT * Holler Motor Sales CADILLAC — OLDSMOBILE — CHEVROLET Seminole County Motors DODGE — DODGE DART — RENAULT Strickland-Morrison Ford, Inc. FORD — FALCON — MUSTANG ft: �.r i Congregational Methodist CONOR EG AT IO NAL C H R I S T IA N C H U R C H ( U n ttr d C h u rc h of C h r is t) P a r k Avanua a t l l t h Si. 0: 11 a. m. _ _ C hu rc h School 11: 00 a. m. __ W o r s h ip S ar v l ra 0: 30 p. m. _ C h r is ti an Y ou th Mlnlatfy R ev . W a l t e r A. R. McPbarnon, Pastor O S T E E N M ET H O D IS T C H U R C H Oataan S T A F F O R D M EM O R IA L CHURCH North Monroe r. A. B e a t t y _________ _ r a t i n g Oataan Su nd ay School _ _ 10:00 a. m. Oat s a g ____ _______ l ___ W o r s h ip Barvlca __ 11,00 a. m. Staff or d M em ori al— W o r s h ip Ser vice _ 4:10 a. m. iiiaffnrd M tm o r l a l — Nunday Sthool _ _ 10.10 a. m jtjap cisE a d v e n t is t church ' Cornar Tth A *1® J . L. Marshall -- ----------- P asto r a e h v i c k s Sa t u r d a y — Sabbath School _ _ 1:14 A m. ■ W o r s h i p B e rr ie s _ 111** a. m. W t l m i l i r N lfht * m P r a y e r B s n r l e o ------ T i l l P- ®- Alliance Su nd ay School — . I I I * •W o r s h i p S s r r l e o — ) ) :• • »• X r s n l a s W o r s h ip — f t M R 'A lll in c e T o o t h F ello w sh ip (W a d .) — %T:I0 P- INSTANT E L D E R BPRINOI BAPTIST Old Orlando Rd. a t l l s t i o r A r a . B. H am ilt on (J U lf ln _ Pastor C H R IST IA N M1SSIONART A L L I A N C E C HUR C H 14*1 P a r k A v a a t i t t h SL Hot. O. C. Ossa. Jr . — F IR S T BA PTIST CHURCH 111 P a r k Avanuo F. B. C han ea _ _ _ _ _ P a s t o r M o r n l n * W orahlp _ 1:11 a. m. Su nd ay Sch ool — _ 4:41 a m. M o r n l n * W orahlp _ l l ; 4 t a m. T r a l n l n * Union ___ 1:10 p. m. E r o n t n * W orahlp _ 1 :4 1 p m. W ad . P r a y a r S a r r l e a T : l l p. m. Episcopal CH R IST CHURCH C hu rc h S t ra a t , Lo n g w o ed F r . C h ar le s W. S t e w a r t , V ic a r Holy Com munion ™ I no a. F a m i l y ifarvlca A C ircle. ----------- 9 00 a. C l i u i i _ _ _ _ _ _ 9 i# a- Sunday School ____ 4:41 a. m. “ • “ * m• ®- M o r n l n * Worship _ 11:04 a. m. T raln ln * Union Evening Worship 4:10 p m. t i l l p. m. C H R I S T M ET HO DIST CHURCH Sunland E t t a t a o C ltr ua H a i g h t s Rev. C h a r le s R H o g g Paatav C hu rc h S c h o o l ------ l : 4 » a m. Morritng WnrOhlp __ 11:00 a m. M T F ___________ __ 1:19 p m. E v a . W o r s h i p ____ 1: 10 p. m. Wad. P r a y a r B arv lc a 1:10 p m . Jr. m. m. m. PnsyVr S o r r l c o .------ 111* P- * • . H O L T CROSS .............. 441 S. P a r k A i a F r . L e r o y D- Sopor, Ttoetor H o ly C om munion . . . 1:14 a n F a ml ly Be r v l c s . a nd Su nday School _ _ _ _ _ 9*00 a. ■ M orning P r a y a r ( F i r s t Su nd ay — Holy C em m u n la n 11:4 4 a. ■ Assem bly Of God PIN EC RK ST ASSEMBLT O F OOD C H U R C H C or . t r t h an d Kim K U . W i l d e r -------------- P a s t o r B u s d a r S c h o o l ------1:41 a. m. M o r n l a s W o r s h ip — .14:44 ®* K r a a l n s W a r s h i p _ t i l * p. m. T o o t h Ssrv. ( I « a ) - • : « P* * • M id -W eak S a r r . <Wad.) _ TIM p. m. B a p tist. C E N T R A !* B A P T I S T C HUR C H Cor. 14th S t * o a k A r a. a a n smith — ---------- r “ '" r Su nd ay School ------ »>4J "*■ Morn In» Worship — Mi #4 a. m. T r a l n l n f U u a l o a — di 4 l p. m. K rs n la s B a r r i o s ------• :#• p- ®W ad. r r s r s r S a r r l a a Til * P- ®N u raer y Opaa W T B R .-------------------- *:»• P »• Su nday Hits B r o a d c a s t W E S T S I D B M1SS 10N AR T B A PT IST CHURCH I t h S t A Holly A r a. J o h n R. K i n * ---------P ao to r Su nday Ss h ael — 1#:4I «- ® . Su nd ay M o r n l n * W o r s h ip — 11:44 a. m. Sund ay Evening Worship — T:04 p. m. Wadnaaday P r a y a r Sarrlea — — 1:4# p. m. PIK E C R E ST BAPTIST C HU RCH O o s r a Road P a a t a s ' — ___ .W i l l i a m J . <Ju«»s Mor nln* Worship . 11:04 a. m. Sunday School ....... - 4:44 a. m. T r a l a l n * Union — 4 : l t p. m. E v e n in g Wor oh lp — 1:10 P- m. Wad. Oftlcoro A Toac ha ro M a a tln * ------------------ 4:10 p. n . J OR DAN 1USSIO NA RT B A P T I S T C HU RCH 1111 W. F l r a t S l r a a t S u a d a y S c h o o l ------ 14:44 a. m. M o r n l n * W a r s h ip — 11 «*® «- m. Blfcla Study ( S u n d a y ) 1:04 p m. E v a n g e l i s t i c Sarvles 1:00 p. m. W ad. P r a y a r H a s t _ 1:00 p. m. Sill S t s p h a n a ------------- P a s t o r A Cordia l W alc om a ta All O A K LA W N B A P T I S T CHURCH 1141 C o u n tr y Club Road Sp on sored by F i r s t B a p ti s t C hu rc h JUT. JL T . D s n a l t — P “ ‘ «r Sund ay School — 4:41 a. m. W oroh lp f a r r l e o — 11:00 a. m. T r a l n l n * Union ------ 0 : 4 t p rn. E v e n in g Worahlp — 1:00 P m. Wad. P r a y a r Barr . — lilO p. m. OSTF.EN B A P T I S T CHURCH 11W T . 014 Ph- I l l ' l l 1* P a s t o r ____ C b o ila r W. P lan k Su nd ay School ------ 1S:00 a. m. Mor nl n* S a r r le a — 11:04 a. m. T r a l n l n * Union — 4:14 p, m. E v e n t s * SarTlco — t i l l p. m. W ad n aaday M aatl nia i O r s an la at lo n a — 4:1# p. m. P r a y a r -■ ■■ ■— ! : * • P- m. C ho ir - ■ ■ ■ - ------ 1:11 P. “ • Christian F I R S T C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H DISCIPLES O F C lin iB T 1101 S. Sanford A v a R. Vornon F u l l e r ---------Su nd ay School _ _ _ 4 : 4 t a. m. M o r n i n g W orah lp _ 11:0 0 a. m. F R E E METHODIST CHURCH C o r n e r I th BL and L a u r e l Ava. R e •. c . E. A n dam an _ . _ P a s t o r T a la p h o n a : I 1 J - 7 M I Su nd ay Sch ool - __ 4:10 a. m. Mor ni ng W orahlp _ 10:|| a. m. E v e n i n g W orah lp _ 1:09 p. m. Wad. P r a y a r Barv lca 1: 10 p. m. CHURCH o r CHRIST Evangelist 1:10 a. m. 0:10 a. m. 4:10 p. m. 1 : 4 0 p. m. GOOD S H E P H E R D LU T H ER A N CHURCH 2100 A Orlando Drlva Hwy. 17 -1 1) San ford, F l o r i d a 1 2 2 -7 j ; 1 T h a R «v . J . Oordon P u r r , Paaior Su nday S c h o o l ------ I II a. m. Mor ni ng W o r s h i p 11:00 a., m. C om m u nio n— F l r a t Su aday la E a c h Month K l n d a r g a r t a n and Nu rs ar y CHURCH O F CHRIST t i l l P a r k A vsn ua E vangelist B art Brown a. m. 10: 00 M o r n l n * W ors h ip . 11:00 a. m. 1:10 p. m. K v e n ln * Barvlca . Saa " H e ra ld of T r u t h ” 1 p. m. Su nday on Chan nel I Tuesday L a d le s Bible C la s s _ 11:0# a. m. W adn aaday Blb la c l a s s ______ 1:10 p. m. Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 000 E a a t Second S t ra a l Su nday Barvlca A S u n d ay S c h o o l ____ 1 1 :00 a. aa. Subject: "Christian p. m. F l ra t. • 4:11 4:1 4 - Church Of God CHURCH o r OOD Sind A F r e n c h I . II. Alfo rd ....................... P a s t o r Sund ay School _ _ 0:41 a. m. Mor ni ng W o r s h i p _ 11:40 a. m. E v a n * a l l a t l o Sarv. - 1:10 p. m. Tuaa. P r a y a r S a r r . .. 1:10 p m. T hu ra . T oun g Peo ple E n d e a v o r ____ ___ 1:10 p. m. n r ood OF PROPHECY n o t Kim A r r n u a R a r . Hubert W elch Pastor Sunday School t i l a. m. W or ah lp Harri es _ lo t i a. m. church K A U . FO R FO R ALU TH E CH URCH Ttw ( I w d i Is #va fraolMt factor •m earth for the buihlini of thereetrr end good citismship It in a alor*. houm of spiritual volura. Without a strong Chunk, nailhar democracy woe drill®Row oaa aurvtva. Thar* ara low sound raaaowa why avary prraon should attend services regu­ larly and support the Church They ara: <1) For hia own sake. ( I ) For hit children's a L (3 ) For the sake of his community and nation (4 ) For the sake e l tha Church Itself, which needs hia moral and material euppnrt Plan to go ta church regu­ larly said read your Bible dally. But as you grow older, the hourglass begins to hare a different significance. Now you see the grains of sand aa passing time—almost as if it were being snatched away from yo«. And there is a kind of dosperation watching it go. Why? Because newer again can we recapture these minutes, hours, days! But Jot's not bemoan the posing of time. Let's determine ta take advantage of thoee grains of sand which we still cup within our hands. It’* really never too late ta begin again. God has revealed this important fact of life to us again and again through­ out His teachings. Discover it for yourself by going to church. K ln dsrgartsn Psalm s 17:23-39 8-.1-10 ^ Tuesday 1/Uka 1 6 :1 1 -2 4 Wwlnraday John 3 : 1-1T t t» t Thursday Friday Romans 4 :1 -1 1 F.phaalang Thuradayi Young People S arrlaa Nur aary METIIOD1BT CIIURCII 4 11 P a r k Ava. R a r , R c h a r t M, J a n k l n a , P a s t o r Morning W ors h ip <: J 0 p. m. Hufiday S c h o o l ____ ft 41 a. m. Morning W ors h ip __ 10 SS a_ m. MYF Msslinga ..... I 30 p m"t Ifr t I E T i m m s ____ Pastor hund ay S c h o o l ____ __ 1. 41 a. m. Morning B a r v l c a a __11:00 a m. C ho ir P r a c t l r a Wad. 7i3ft p. m. E v e r y Ona Walcoma. I John 2 :1 2 -1 7 t *»■ 1 & TV, G R A C E M ET HO DIST C HUR C H On ora Rd.. a t Wo odlan d A r a , R a r . J o h n If. Hlraa J r . . P a s t o r C hu re h School ____ 1:41 a. m. Mor ning W o r s h ip 11:0ft a_ m. p. m. M TF ---------------------- 1:41 p m. Presbyterian FIRST ra ( In ta rm ad la ta , fianlor) C r a n i n g Worship __ 7.1ft p. ra. Saturday' 6:16-20 FIR S T PENTECOSTAL C H U R C H O F LONOWOOD *01 Orang e S traat Rav E Ruth O r an t — P a a t o r Su nday School ____ 10:00 a m. Morning Worahl p _ 11:00 a m. Sunday Ev enin g __ 1:10 p. m. Wad. Blbla Study _ 7 . la p. m. C on quer or s M a t t l a g F r i d a y ___________ 1: 10 p Ik. Methodist F IR S T ngellallu Sarv. __lilo p. m. Tuaday: B l b l a T r a i n i n g ____ 1:41 an d G E N E V A M ET HO DIST CHURCH Monday Jonah Pentecostal Hunday Sclteol t l i a- m. W orship harvlca — Iw JO a. m. Rar. Su nday F I R S T C HU RCH THE NAZARENB I ^ k a Mary, F1 a R av. W. L Holcombe, P a t t e r Sunday 0 41 a m. _ _ Blbla School 11: 00 a. m. __ Morning W or ah lp T:09 p. m. _ E v e n i n g Se rv ice 1 oo p. m. _ Wad. M l d - W t t k P r a y e r Se rv ices 1 00 p. m. — L a s t Wad. Mlaoi o n a i y Service OF LU TH E RA N CHURCH OT THE REDEEM ER 101 W. t l i h P l a c a " T h # C h u r c h or th a L u t h a r a a H o u r " and T V ‘ T h i s la tha Ltfa" I l a r b a r t W. Go araa . ----- P a s t o r VSifir ,\it. TH E CH U RCH There’s magic in these sands of time, and as a child you were bewitched with ervdksa fascination aa yo« watched the grains sift from one glass sphere into another. •Monet" W e d n e s d a y B arv lc a _ 1:00 R e a d i n g R o o m : ISO K. W e e k d a y s : 10:10 a. m. p. m. F r id a y E v e n in g : 1 :1 0 p. m. Nazarene F IR S T CHURCH OF T H E N A ZARENE W . 2nd SL a t Maple Ava. P a u l B lc k aa __________ P a s t o r Su nday School ____ 0:40 A m. Mor ning W or ah lp __ 11:14 a. m. Y ou th H o u r __________ 1:01 p. m. K va n g a ll itl o S a r v l o , T:SI p. m M id -W eak Barvlca ( W a d .) _ T:M y. m. T hird Sunday ( I n g a p l r a t l o a ___ I H p. m. Lutheran PA OL A C H U R C H O F C H R I S T H ig h w a y t f W aal Morris Ruby _____ K v s n r e l U t Bible C l a s s ____ __ 10:00 a. m. M o r n ln * W orahlp _ 11:0# a. re. E v a o l n * Worahlp — 4:00 p. m. Bible c l a s s e s Wad. _ 1 : JO p. m. Sunday Blbla Study -F IR S T SO UTHERN ME THO DI OT C H U R C K W o m a n s Club B u l l d l a * 101 Oak Ava. D u rw ard H. K n i g h t J r . . Paatew Su nd ay School - ___ 0 :4 * A m. Worahl p Barvlca ___ 1 : 1 * p. m. Free Methodist Church Of Christ O anara R alp h B r e w e r J r . Bible School ____ M o r n l n * W or ahl p __ E a n l n t W orahlp __ W ad. P r a y a r S a r r l e a Southern Methodist ft:lft P- m. PR E SB Y TE R IA N CHURCH . Sanford. FIa Oak Ava. A I rd St. Oro va r C. Sawall J r . _ Paat av E d g a r W. Smith J r . A s s i s t a n t Paator C hu rc h School ______ 0:41 a. m S.aoton Maato 10:41 A ei. Morning Worahl p _ >1:00 a. m. Pioneer Fallo w ihlp . 0:00 p. m. Senior III Fellowahtp 0:00 p m. live ni ng W o r a h l p _7:10 p. m. Wad. P r a y e r U a o t ln g 7:00 p. m. COV ENANT P R E S B Y T E R I A N 1771 South Orlan de Drive T h o m as It. U a k l a ____ P a s t e r W o r a h l p _ _ _ _ _ 0:SS a m. C hu rc h Sch aal _ _ 10: 00 A m. ■The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleHOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff Robert Sulauff and Employees -HORN® T>lf¥TBTnVTO'R9,' TNCr Hwy. 17-92, Sanford HARRELL 4 B EV ERLY AUTOMOTIVE 200 W. 26th St., Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st, St., Sanford SANFORD WELDING L FABRICATING CO. Bill Whitley A Employees BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS. INC. SOI W. li t. St., Sanford L E E BROTHERS ; Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. lift W. First, Sanford HILL HARDWARE 4 IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employees LIGGETT R EX A LL DRUG Gordon Kellett — Herman Koleff and Employees A. DUDA & SONS, INC. 81»vla, Florida HILL LUMBER 4 HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees PURLIX MARKETS and Employee* “ —ART BROWN PEST CONTROL CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. , Aatlanh Bap tist Church, Ovlada C a s u a l B ap tist Chureh. 1411 Oak i v a Chuluata F lrat BapUat Churek Chuluoia BapUat M issies a id e r Springs Bspited Church. •44 Debates 8 0 F i r s t Bapttat Chureh, 114 F s rk Ava. Friendship BapUat Church P i A lternan ts Springs X L 444. A llam aete Sprtsgs F i r s t B ap tist Chureh s t D tB ery F U a t BapUat Churek s f d e n a rs F i r s t B ap tist ca srsfe s f L ak e M ary F ir s t B ap tist Church • ( U k i Monroe F i r s t BapU at C h a rs * a t b ssfw p sd , Oar. C k ersk * O rest _ s t y B a p tis t F t u a u l a Head B ap tist Church. Ovlsds • e a th s r* B ap tist M laslsa, Chuluata Mias la a ary B a p tist Chureh B e rth B B ap tist Church M asadssta M issies Oak Mill BA O su e a B ap tist Churoh. O sssv a M w r.*' K a ta * aurr^i ^ a ^ ^ lli^ M M ia l^ a a ry ^BnptUt^ Church, Bah t STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. a n d S ta ff " B. EDWARDS ~ ~ ~ BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employees J. C. PEN N EY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff RMTTTY'S SNAFPIN* TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE L . D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and Staff WHATABURGER 2645 French Avenue WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice L Wilson and Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff W1LSON-MAIER FURNITURE COMr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson STENSTROM REALTY H«rb SUnstrom and Staff CITIZENS BANK OF OMEDO Oviedo, .Florida ROSE AND W ILK’S RESTAURANT Rose 4 Wilka Bowman 4 Employs -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ----------- J ----------------------------------------------- ■ A.PTIST PERFECTION DAIRIES SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodge* and Staff NELSON & CO.. INC. Oviedo, Florida GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford TH E AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. L Mrs. M. R. Strickland Ml. H a s Mlaalnsary B a p tis t Slpaa Avs. Naur OIL C alvary M issionary B ap tist 1144 W. J l t h SL Maw Salem Prim itive BapUat Church, 1004 W. llth SL Now ML k ie s BapUat Charch. 1710 F e a r Avs O aklaw g BapUat Chapal, 1700 W. loth SL Ostaen Baullat Charch P tn ecreal Bap tist Church. 401 W. O snra Rd. P ra irie L ake Baptlat Church. B ld sa R d , Peru P ark P rogress Missionary B ap ttat Churoh. Midway •aossd ih lloh H laalaaary B ap tist Church. Ninth * lllch ery BL Jam es Mlaalnsary B ap tU l Church i t s . Rd. 0)1 Oataan * B l Paul M issionary B ap tist Church. Ith I L BL M atthew s Missionary B ap tist Church Canaan H eigh ts ■L Je h a 'e M lsslsaary B ap tist Chureh. •II Cypress BL pt 1st Church. P alm I p r l a * s S I . Temple Baptlat A __________ lta m sa lsBpriaps Sprit W ests Ida M lM lsasry B ap tist Church, did a Holly a y *. t i e s Mep* BapUat Church, U l Orange A s a LUTHERAN . at. Ab b ' s C a th slt* Chureh. P a rsh la * Place. DalUry BL Mary M agdalene Calhntla Church. M ailland Ava. A ltem oale Springe c H B irriA M Church Church Church Churoh , * { ChrlaL 1111 R P a rk Avdu a t Christ, Geneva of ChrlaL U a i s a o l s f ChrtsL Paula . Church Churah • Church Church CHURCH O F OOD sf sf sf sf D ai 3ai Ood. dad • Ovsrbrodk 111 H ickory >1*4 R Fren ch Ovlsdc HI salon. Enterprise EPISCO PAL AB S a la ts E p lm sp ai Char ah B . D aBary A v a , E nterp rise C hrist Episcopal Church, Lonyw ced AU Saints EpIacopaL E a ltrp rla c “ “ P a rk A v a ad 4th 111 W. llth Plans Haeetah L u th araa Church. A m erican Leglea Hall. P ra irie Lake, F a r e P ark • L Lukes L u th a r a a . Church, X L 41* S ta rts METHODIST B a ra a tt M sm erlal Mathedlat Church. D aBary A va, E a ta rp rta s B ear Lake Mathedlat Churah Bethel A.M.K Churah. C ag aaa Halghla C a a a a lb a rr y C o m m u n it y Methodist R. C hu rch,' Hwy. I f . t l A P i t e r Ridge R d , Caaaalbarry D aBary Community Methodist Churah W . Highlands. D aBary Christ Mathedlat Church Ittftlild E | U ta i F lra t Mathedlat Church, All P a rk Asa. F ir s t Mtlhodlat Church s f Ovjada F ir s t Southern Mathedlat Church W om an's Club i j l Oak APS. F re e M stksdlat Churek. I H W . Ith BL O sa sv s Mathedlat Charch. O seeva d r not Mathedlat Charah, O sora RA O raat .Chapel A X E . Charch. Ovlada O ck g rcv a Mathedlat Church, Ovlsds OJ m B Pa a la W aalayaa M sthsdtaL Rt. 44 W. a t P a sta St, Ja m a s A M E , Sanford Ava. M ary's A M E . Church BL RL d ll Oalaaa t. P ou r* M stksdlat C h a r a h O tteea d. E a la rp rla * ^ Stafford Bla Memorial M athedlat C h a r a h R D aBary 1. L u t h e r a n C h u rn s a f th e R edeem er, Pleat C hristian Church. 1147 B. Sanfard Ava. C c e g ra g a tls a a l C h rlallaa Charch, l is t P ark A v a Nerthalda Christian Charch, F l a r l i a H av es D r, M altlasd CHURCH OP CH RIST Ascension L u th araa Churah, D r, Casaatbarry flood Shepherd United L uthers, J>«« R Orlando Dr. NAZARENE First C harch Ind s t Mapt* Fare Park sf C hu rc h th * Neaarana. sf th* W. N ssarsas, O'Brien R d , F a re F a rk L ake Mary Chsrek s f th * N a sa ra t* PR ESB Y TER IA N Com m sntty praabytatlan Church, Lake Mary F ir s t Presb yterian Church. Oak AV9, A Ird BL F lr c t P raab ytarlaa Churek, Caatclharry F ir s t F rsa b y ts rlsa Church sf DaBary, X Highland Praaby tarlaa Churah s t Tha C s v s a a a t. a m R Or lan de Dr. <• •L Andrews P raab ytarlaa C harch 111! L e a ­ ns al Bah. D r, Rear L ake Upa ala C sm m a a lty , P raab ytarlaa . Church, Upsala Rd. W sa tm la ltlcr P raab ytarlaa Church, H aw aii' P a rk , Rd. ltd SEVEN TH DAT ADVENTIST P o rta l 1-ake Seventh-day Adventist Church, Hwy. t i l . F o re st City • avaalh-day Advenllel Church. M attlaad A v a , A lu m on ta Spring* Sanford Savaath-dny Advanttat Church, ■avnath A Elm OTHER CHURCHES _ _____ Allan's A .U .E. Church. Olive A ltth Church ol Ood In ChrlaL Ovlada Chuluoia Community Church Chureh e t Ood of Prophecy, t i l l Elm Ava. Church of Ood Mission. E nterp rise Chureh Of Jaaua C hrist s f L a tte r Day Saints. 111! P a rk A va Community Chapel, A llam sate Springs E a a ttr a Orthodox Church. SL Je h a e Chry­ sostom Chapel, Hwy. 1T-I1, F e rn P a rk Cong rage lion Bath larssL 14th A M a g is lla F ir s t Chsroh s f ChrtsL S alta lie L ltd X ta d SL . Kingdom H all af Jehovah’s W itn ess * Lake Moaroa UalL 1 IU W. Third BL F tra t P entecostal Church s f L sa g w ssd F u ll Ooapat Tabarnacla J7 J I C ountry Club ML Ollv* Uuliuaaa Church. Oak Hill Rd. Oalaaa F la a c rc s t Assembly s t O eR 17th A Elm ■ sa fsrd A lttaac* Church, l i l t R F a rk A v a Baaford C e a g ra * a tla a af Js h s v a h 's W ltnauaa. I l l B a a fa r* A va T h * Salvation Army, I I I X la d BL H a lt* C h arah ad d a sta rd , I H 1 M R �. *I J • * ■ 1-' t if ■■ ffila y each o f us in our own individual way so rededicate our lives that brotherhood o f man will become a wonderful reality, and that the true meaning o f Ghrisimas will be felt every for all time to come. Herald Staff Lola Ann Alexander Robert S. Alexander Dorothy L. Austin 13. E . Aiken. Jr. Beryl Black David Brown Harold Clark. Jr. Mary Frances Da via Johnny W. English Walter A. Cielow Winifred F. Cielow Roy D. Green Ralph J . Hays Raymond C. Hays Marie Harris John Hull Harry L Johnson v Anna F. Jardine Elizabeth Fong Karl Moore. Jr. Norma K. Piatt Arthur I.eRoy Piatt Julian Stenstrom Janie L. Shoemaker Raymond Stevens H. L. Tenney Frank R. Voltoline ' Fred Van Pelt William K. Vincent, Jr. Fred Wells Julia U. Wells Clyde Walls Doris M. Williams ' Laura Frances .Willis Herald Correspondents Jim Bacchus Mrs. John Leone Julia llarlos Evelyn Lundy Margaret Cosby Marshall Lingo Jane Casselberry Howard Middleton Donna Ksles Maryann Miles Mrs. Ritchie Harris Joan Magin ■Mildred Haney Mrs. Clarence Sn)der Robert B. Thomas, Jr. Jo Ann Ha) a s *»■-*•* •« m * David Higginbotham Frances Wester Mrs. U. L. Johnson * , , * a Herald Carriers Boh Alexander Richard Bndgcr Nelson Baldwin Otto liartos John Charron Bob Fowler Fred (ianas W. H. Gaines Steve Carver Mrs. V. M. Griner Ken Harriett Mrs. G. M. Harriett Jim Hull Oliver Kohylak • Xron Keith ■ Wesley Lee Paul Millsluge] William McPherson Richard Place Mike Pietranlonl Carl Stubbing* Mrs. lam Simerly Tommy Saunders Mrs. Clyde Trosper Hilly Triplett . Johnny W yatt Harold Washington Alexander Wynn And All Your Street Sale B oys �I Vhv a *n f/ irB Pape 2-A—Dec. 24. *1904 V rra H S h e p h e rd 's Son B rought G ifts to o h a p p y a n d . to rig litl TOY CORRAL . I'lNECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17-92 AND 27th ST. WISHING FOR A IX OUR FRIENDS THE VERY BEST OF HOLIDAYS. KILGORE SEED CO. — DIVISION OF ASGROW — 1100 W. FIRST SANFORD, FLA. (Erf. N'ote: D ip following itrtry, entitled "The (lift," was written by* Albert Shaw, Sanford city engi­ neer.) Hy Albert Shaw When thr Wise Mrn were tiavefling with their gifta for thr Child, word of Ihrir com­ ing , preceded them. Whenever they stripped at i vitlage they were beseiged by thr villager* asking them to tell nhoul thr wondrous event. A a tired a* they were, they roulrf not turn down the plea* of the group to tell them about the Child and the rtar they were following. All li*tened with awe, but none more openmouthed than Ilarta, Mir youngest of six rhlldren of Chedra, thr aheep herder. Deing the youngest in a family a* poor aa that of Cliediu w h s to be perpetually hungry sincr he waa the l*»t to be fed and often there waa not enough to go around. .Sleep A LIVING NATIVITY Scene is bcinjr presented by* Lutber League mem­ » i i hi* auhatitute for food. bers nf Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Christmas Eve from 7::?0 until Clothes weir another problem. 9 p.m. The public is invited-to view-tlio presentation. Never htd he experienced the feel of a new robe. Caat-offa were all that he aver R eiv­ family. So, a* the eun began a few moment* for his eyes j chilled. Carefully he watched ed, usually the rags hie broth­ to rise, he left to begirt his to accustom themselves to the the stable and at an opporrfimnes* and he saw for the titinus moment crept in un­ er* had outgrown. Sinre great adventure. For day* he followed the first time a Child lying in n seen. He hid in a corner wait­ Darla waa only aix and had never known any different Wise Men, never letting them manger. Standing on either ing for the instant when the life, he accepted this 'exist­ out of hi* light, keeping him­ side of the Child was a man man and the women would self at a distance so that he and a women and prostrated leave. A i he huddled In the ence'without complelnt. . The arrival of the Wise J would not he noticed and sent before the Child, the Wise etraw a numbness fettled Men. To onr side stood a pro­ over him and alowty he drift­ Men, the Itorlea they told, the away to return to hit home. Food wet hi* biggeat prob­ fusion of. glittering object*. ed into unconsciousness. He clolhea they wore and the *“■ food they ate *11 added up to lem. He dared not beg fnr Even the dimness rould not never awakened. When counting came, they tha moat exelting event in fear of discovery. Whatever blot out their hrillianre. Slow­ Darla'i short life. That night, was available he scavenged ly the Wise Men rose and in found Darla, his head between like on many olher nights, from the wilderness. Where quiet reverent tones address­ his knees as in sleep and liarla went to bed hungry, j before at home he had ollen ed Hie man and the woman. clasped in his hand, the shin­ Dut sleep would not come. Aa been hungry, n»yv" h» was Suddenly he recalled the night ing pebbles, his gift to the ha lay there in the dark, for ■lowly starving Dut the in- the Wise Men had spent in Child. On Christmas Eve, if the first time, a vague feeling tensenes* of his dealre over­ the village and their story of you took carefully at the of despair and want overcame powered his hunger and drove the Child. Now lie was seized eastern sky, you can see the him. He begun to rry, not him no. And in, for days he with a desire to emulate the outline of a little boy among outwardly (becouae boys don't walked, with the heat and Wise hjeri. Dul what' to give the star*. They have a special cry) but silently* until be w-ai hunger slowly taking their as his gift J Darla had noth­ twinkle all of their own. But ing, owned nothing, Then he do not search the aky on any exhausted Sleep f i n a l l y toll of his wasting boily. Then one day he saw the remembered some glittering other night, for the stars ap­ camr, hul it was a disturbed, Wise Men stop and change prbbles he had seen on the pear only on Christmas Eve. restless sleep. Hunger woke him early, but Ihelr cobra. Watching them load not far from the stable, Ihi* morning he had no desire he was amaxed at the trans­ these to him were almost like for food. Sometime during thr formation. The new robes tha glittering gifts of the H o ly C ro s s night be had unconsciously were the most b e a u t i f u l Wise Men. Silently he crept from the S c h e d u le Is made a decision and this de­ tilings he had rvri seen, roi* cision was tha overpowering lord and striped in pattern* ■table, (hue outside, tie ran urge of lha moment, lie he hail never hrfnre seen. He as fast ns his weakened leg* A n n o u n c e d would have home and follow was transfixed. Suddenly the rould to lay claim to the pchChristmas Services at Holy someone else Crux* -Episcnpsl Church, San­ lh* Wise Men, In *n doing Wise Mm mounted and the hlrs before h* felt sure hr could learn camel* began to move, first found them When he hud ford, will t>e the Festival of their arrets that would enable slowly, then fsster and (utter gathered them he laid down Carols at n p m on Christ­ him to get fine rlnthra and as they were urged on. Hurls In rest. Complete exhaustion mas Eve followed by Holy Eu­ food, perhaps even enough found It difficult til keep up and starvation were now ov­ charist at 11 .in p m with for his lirnlhrrs and sister*. but somehow he managed ertaking him Hut he would music provided by the Senior Having mad* his decision, ha Then as suddenly s i they hsd not sleep. He would slay Choir silently crept awny. The es- started, they stupprrf amt he awake until nightfall Then nn Christmas Day Itolv F.u ritemeot of the moment over­ saw the Wise Men rfi*mount ho could leave In* gift for the charts! wi’l he held at |Q a m with music provided for Child without being seen came his fesr of leaving. This and enter a stable. Curious, ha crept up and When evening with it's this service by the Junior would be the first time be would be separated from bit ■lipped unseen inside. It took coolness came, he felt himself Choir H.tft-12«fi HWY 17-92 SO. t o ' I.ONGXYOOD. FLA. be most bountiful. D e ll’s B a k e r y 21(17 S. PARK AYE. SANFORD MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. SANFORD L. D. Plante. Inc. O V IE D O . FLA . SHEPARD'S OIL COMPANY GULF OIL DISTRIBUTOR May the holiday season bring you a world o f happiness at Christmas* e v e r y o n e ...V lu y May your blessings Way the blessings of the Season abide with you always. holiday! DON'S MOBILE HOME SALES JOY A-PLENTY thehells rim/ out glad tidings. Shosmak&h First National Bank of Maitland C O N ST R U C T IO N DIXIE GAS INDUSTRIES, INC. OVIEDO. FLA. 211 W. 25th ST. CO M PA N Y SANFORD �'I « ■ ■ i j ■\ w- . & * ’. f t ---- 7 • « * * j (Tljr P op. 2 1 . 1 0 0 1— Fnpp fl-,\ ? a u fo r ? tfir r a l? i .Commies. Lose To CHRBSTm as happy.holiday, holly happy-day to youl O.K. TIRE STORES (CLOSED DEC. 25th AND 2tith) * * ^ 2 i n S. FRENCH A YE. SANFORD S E A S O N 'S VIENNA (U PD —Christmas if still C liniSTm as in the communist satellite countries of eastern Europe. Government cH oifl, ially during the Stalm era, to make it the "Festival of the Fir T ree" failed and have largely been given up. Likewise, no amount of of1 ficial persuasion has convinc­ ed the people that "F a th er F ro st." kindly old gent that he may be. can ever replace t h e i r long beloved "Christ Child,” who pays miraculous visits to households in Hun­ gary, Chechoslovakia and Ho■mania to place gifts under the lighted Christmas tree. In Hungary) where ChVistmas trees were almost impos­ sible to obtain in Stalinist days, there is no problem now and no more official effort to create one. Fir trees of all sites are imported from other communist countries and from capitalist Austria.’ The only visible remnant of "F a th er F ro st" is the "C ele­ bration ol the Fir Tree Festi­ val" m the Hungarian parlia­ ment building, to which about 2,000 member* of the Commu­ nist Youth organization are Mass Schedule invited to receive presents served for the family, Hun Jar- rr Clrristmas, but for children ia’ns pay .xi'its to relatives they go on until Twelfth Night from him. friends on Boxing when, especially in the yfllElsewhere centuries • old and ages, they masquerade as the Christmas traditions are in Day. full flower celebrating the Chutchc* usually are packed Magi and call on their friends, all over Hungary on ChristIn llomania, while author!birth of the Saviour. H u n g a r i a n nationalized mas Day. Many Hungarians- tics still officially stick to on "Father Fro st" and the “ F es­ stores ami private shops start attend midnight mass tival of the Fir Tree,” they selling Christmas decorations, Christmas eve. Although Hungary is not in are doing nothing to influence creches, candies and cards around the rtiiddle of Novem­ the sphere of American itillu- families to abandon their tra ­ cnee, the trend toward the ditional observance of Christ­ ber. Stores are jammed with American Christmas dinner of inas as the oldest and most C h r is ta 's shoppers in the last turkey is’ noticeable, replacing sacred holiday of the Christ­ the traditional goose in many ian world. days tf ore the holiday. Contrary to other orthvxlox The afternoon of Christmas households. The story is much the same countries, the Romanian Or­ Eve is reserved for decorating the Christmas tree in most tn Czechoslovakia and Homan thodox C h u r c h celebrates Hungarian households, while ia, with minor variations for Christmas on Dec. 25, thus uniting ihe eastern, o f Ortho­ housewives lry_ the traditional local tradition*. In Prague, the lofty dome of dox part of the country, and carp for Christmas Eve din nor, followed by "M akosguha" .St Nicholas Church will be ihe western, Catholic and —small dumplings with poppy filled Christmas Eve with the Protestant, in the observance. seed. -4 ethereal strains of the Christ­ Big fir trees, illuminated at Christmas is strictly a fam­ mas Mass by Czech baroque night, stand in the centers of ily (estival in Hungary. Hard­ composer Ja n Jakub Ityba. Romanian cities and, while Father Fro st" visits chil­ ly any street cars run in Bud­ Village churches alio pla>* it apest on Christmas Eve and at the midnight mass all over dren in schools, rthe "Christ Child" comes to them at all theaters, movies and night Czecliifslov akia Christ mas trees, mistletoe home clubs are closed. The radio broadcasts Christmas songs, and presents are institutions among them the popular "S il­ of long standing in Czechoslo­ ent Night" and the Hungarian vakia and have remained un "Mcnnyboel az angyal" (The dimmed h.v any official pres­ Angel from Heaven>. . ssure For adult* in Czechoslovakia Both Christmas ami Boxing Day aro official bulidavs in the Christina* holiday* end Hungary, While the first is re- with Boxing I'.iy, the day alt May the spirit of ...T O MEN OF GOOD WILL. HAPPY CHRISTMAS TO YOUI the season bless one and a!L JE R R Y ’S M ARKET PLAYGIRL FASHIONS OVIEDO HWY. 17-92 KERN PARK lM.AZA Announced For Altamonte A C a ro l* II) Donna E n in program of ChfiitmiiB w ill hi* by 1 1 choi r o f S t. M ary -Mag- dak'll C iiih tih c Church *'f A I* tamontf Spnnjr* *t II ‘JO p. m. ( hiistinus Kve.* A lhk'h Mum will follow nt nii'ltiik’ht. M asses to W ci M'iriit'**»ll on Chnsttim* Day will take plan* anil Best Wishes To All Our and Thanks For Your P atron age. ABC LIQUORS On H i-W a v in v 10 Uolden Wecldintr Wonderful Friends, •lu-t N u rlli o f ( ’a sx clh crrv at 7 ft. m , S -in u a, m. nml I I a, tn. C ity . I .im ils 1 7 -9 2 (ill AYSI In IT , E n g l a n d i 1*1*1 > Mr and Mrs R. M>-aili* King releliratei! tlu-ir 5ol|i wedding anim er*aiv today Meade K iik t* (tie tdth memher id In* lainilv in -vie i,*-tv<- ;:rner Jtliin* Vi have celebrated a golds-n wi Idmg It inf eofies- *1:11 l- (-.tiled■'maz.tgratj” ,fi Europe, tfler the Ai.-ewan (m ill's where tin coding dr ink originated . t- ' . ■ ■. T H I S Y O l ’N ti fellow found un ideal v a n ta g e IMiint to vruteti th e C liriid n ia s |uir;itle r - .e u t lv . lit* i* A n g u s S m ith IV , f*t.n o f M r at*d Mi * . A n g u s J o h n S m ith , re ce n tly o f 2">-'i I P a lm e tto A v en u e and now o f ( |iarle.*ton. S C. r_ —r ■ ■T.;-'rrv , - r £ £ |j: ’ ...flic glory ■ : . of the LorJ shone ’round <K a b o u t . . / j W , -l y the beauty of the season be reflected ,* ♦ in the hearts of all men. W e extend our warmest Yuletide greetings and thank you for your thoughtful patronage. TELLERS m m o rn m s ( l( 1Imil. Mt-* 1 ilith 1>inti n»un .Mr*. Patricia S \ iiiMin Mi*. I.rot i,i \hi 11 • Wheeler, Jr 1,1 VV.tif, Jr ! VV.,r,l nfinite 1 II VV 1. Still earth swathed in white. In the serenity of Nature We sense lasting harmony. Wrtih Kill.ic m # ••• , ‘ DRIVE-IN T E L L E R S s Mi*. Samira Maya Mr* l.imtji llirk*(in Mr*. Dot WIn a ton O FFIC ER S for you this C hristm as: to experience ns never before (lie fulfillm ent of the joyous Season. i2 ^ u r w i b Ii * C. II. Clonla, I'rraidrnt 1. )l Wabli. K irrllllir Vice I're.ulm l II.uold Ward, Jr ., Virr 1*resident It, K. W hrrlrr, ir ,. Virr I'rmidrnt Jiimm W. Atcll, Cmhirr Mr.. Marie S. Jiurrh, Aaaimant ( a.h irr Mr*. I’ennir M. Olliff, Aaai.tant ( a.h irr > * B O O K K EEPER S Mr Juhn Cue. Jr . Mr.. Helm Slavik Nelson & Co. Wheeler Fertilizer Co. OVIEDO, OVIEDO TRACTOR COMPANY id . Ba n k o j O viedo OVIEDO, FLORIDA FLORIDA O V IE D O * FLO RIDA Member F.D.I.C. U '_ -O $ �» Wir #R«fart WmTB P«prf 4-A—Dec. 14, 1f>«4 Briton Invented Christmas Card LONDON (L’PI) - In 1M3 a fliitUh artist named John C. Iloraely penned the wnrda “ A MKHHY CHRlSTMAfi AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU” to Ihe design in front of him and tat hack to look. |He had InvenUd Uie Chriatmat card. ! Now Chriftmaa wouldn't teem the tame without it Britons arc Use highest Christmas card sender* in Kurule and are aerond In tie world only lo American*. • 'T.a*t year we delivered one tuition cards and letter* in the last half of December and Hie figure* have shown a progretaive Increase each y ear," said a Post Office spokesman. ‘ Horsley In-fan It all by de­ signing the first card at the auggettion of Sir Henry Cole a leading figure in the VictorInn world of a rt. DEKLE'S GULF SERVICE 2518 FRENCH AVE. •l SANFORD Around Hie inscription Horsley design.*! three panels, the cenlrr one showing s VictorIan family party aial the oUter two depleting the (reding and j clothing of the needy, THIS IM PRESSIVE SCENE w u presented nt the Church of Nativity f A few people immediately j piotfj'jrfii and print j fur children u f the parish. ’Die playlet told the ever<atl*fte<(-«!«•«fey 6*9. •C3.“ esM W fry o< < ’<\v»tEM ae; TMWty.-. J e m . m i « u p n t- 1 aging alcoholism” tiecau.se the pared and given by young people of the church. family was drinking a toast. | _______________ The Christmas card method The card industry’* profit It of expressing guodwiil a o d i1*1^ survive*, but decorations hard to estimate, greeting caught on. despite this ari! riatarrate. ” A* recent survey ‘estimated opposition and was a nation A spokesman for one of the wide habit by the ISTfts. aided major llriUth greeting! card I lie total revenue at between by Hie introduction of good and tnftnafar hirers said at present 30 aral so million pounds $»t ■ Ity llonna T a i n tliert* is no definite trend in the 22t million i," the spokesman * clicap postal sen ice*. A High Mass will be cele­ Religious , scenes, S a n t a popularity of style* o f-card * said. ‘That's pretty wide bebrated at the Church of the "There is no swing toward| «•■«*«• »IHiiiufb there are Only J Claus robins, log* and ChristI IllllS trees all figure in Hu; t|llite or away Irom religious cant* ' ciglil or nine well-known greet* Nativity at midnight Christ­ 'carts cards, as Hu-y do today. o- toward or away from hum- dig e«rd manufacturer*..Uiere mas Eve to he followed by TIm‘ sjgn* of change can he ormis cards, for example," the lir,r •" many chanties wlio Benediction. The Mass will be seen in Santa Claus' form of apokesmun said. "Hut this print < hristtna* caril* to raise preceded by Christmas Carols transport, Once confunxf to a year there are two slight tend- Hioney that It is difficult to hung by the Adult Choir. reindeer sleigh, he now tr a in s deneies Ibe first is * small P,n down lire a ns* Briton* semi w> Masses on Christmas Day ns well by plane and rockrt. Increase in the three-dimeil train and car. • ' sion cards for children—the many card*. one of Ihe best will be hrld at P a. nt. and 11 Victorians also lou-d cart)*1ones with flap* that open up known slogans in the country a. m. Tbe Children'* Choir decoi ated with fronting. lace Tilers- 1» also a tendency Uit 1* the one publicized hi tire will sing at the 11 a. nr. and other scraps of material, more specialized Inscriptions, Post Office regularly each Mass. and these were plentltid at a such as ‘To Mother From All year—"Post Early for Christ­ Confessions will he heard m as.” time of chi-ap talarr. 'Ihe idea'Knur «d I ts .* " from 7 unlit ft p. nt. Wednes­ Put moderately soiled, light­ day and on Thursday front It ly soiled and heavily soiled until ft p. m. and from 7 until laundry Into separate loads. B p. m. j . may it be filled with every happiness! e (JORDON K E L L E T T ’S ; ' ^Liggeff’Plnecrest Rexali Drugs'"'‘ " p, Nativity Masses CHRISTMAS CHEER Are Announced TO ALL1 * LIQUORS PINECKKST SHOITING t ENTER — 27th ST. & 17-92 Senkarik SANTA'S HELPERS June Krelatcad. Hetty Field anil Dnpnmr Jithitmm nxle in on the fire truck with him to Fruc-M City to help difttrilmte gift* to till tin chililmi nt tending the Merchant Awtociution'a second Community Chrintnuin party. (Herald Photo) CUSS S PAINT CO. 210 MAGNOLIA 322-1022 Qkvistyxas ( ^ r e e l i n g s T h e Y u l e t l d e Beaton, apart Irom Ut Importance spiritually, atlordt us a unique opportunity lo express nof only season's greetings, but sincere appreciation tor the courtesy ot your (he pas( year. To you • your family - from all ol us— a warm, hearty Merry Christmas patronage during and thanks. HELLO, fp NEIGHBOR! May your Christmas be bright and merry. Thanks to all our friends for their loyalty..A happy holiday to you all! . Serving O u t Community Since 1934 W in te r P a r k F e d e ra l savings and loan association MAIN OFFICt Naw England at Knowlas v Wintar Pork NORTH BRANCH "At th» Crossroads" Earn Pork T H E ‘E M PLO Y EES OF SOUTHERN FIBERGLASS PRODUCTS, INC. M A N UFACTU RERS OF COBIA BOATS �*' % I [ Ufif * SatiftTrli Dec. 24. 1064—Pape R-A WrralK © i MAY ITS PROMISE OF I l O r E REMAIN EVERGREEN. IVEY'S SHOE STORE DOWNTOWN SANFORD to you, o u r f a v o r i t e f rioncla GEORGE'S TAVERN 1011 S. FRENCH AYE. SANFORD FRANKFURT (U PO -A long the cold, barbed-wired fron­ tier separating communist Eau^Tlermany from the free west, Santa Claus wears a uniform. Iqjdcad of a sleigh pulled by reindeer, he drives a U. S. Army Jeep. But it is Christmas, and that's the important' thing. ' The men who watch the empty miles, GIs far from home—many for the first time — will have their Christinas this year. In a massive annual Christ­ mas observance l a b e l e d "Operation Good Cheer," tiro U. S. Army and Air Force prepared to give their men an American Christmas In Europe, and to share the Yuletide festivities as in years past with their French, German, Italian and British neighbors. U. S. military bases all over Europe are readying celebra­ tions, Christmas d i n n e r s , gifts, and all rnannrr of sur­ prises for young ami old. Commissaries, PXs and post toy,shops were stocked for record-breaking! holiday rush: * »* • [‘ - w i s a m g y o u . o e a s o n a j o y FIRST NATIONAL BANK 'AW ED RY SANTA, tliiu-.voumr-elYAji.WK* hcnttnnt nlmut what lie should pay thnf lie must desired for Christnfus. Rut, somehow, Santa learned he wants a bicycle. What’s more, he's just liable to pet it, too. The C. S. Army alone re­ ported a staggering I'H.uort pound turkey order for its traditional Christmas Bay dm ner at European army camps. The official army menu for the feast reads like a model for American Christmas lim­ ners from Maine to Oregon "Shrimp cocktail, roast tur key with dressing and giblct gravy, cranberry sauce, mash ed and candied sweet potatocs, butter,- green beans, sal ads, olives, hot rolls, fruit cake, and a choice of mince­ meat or pumpkin pie ’ In addiliun. the army s "Operation Good Cheer" made it possible for American servicemen in Germany to take part in Christmas oh servanees in German homes, feasting on a tier man Yule tide dinner of roast goose ami noodles A spokesman for operation Good Cheer" explained 'th e program tries to make the young soldier's holiday like the one he might have spent at home with his loved ones." Flans were under way at C S armed forces installations all over Europe to supply or phanages, old age homes and thousands of needy lam-l.es with Clitlstmas dinners, gilts and "holiday lun Men of Itanistein Air Force pet Christmas pastime, bring-1 Berlin command soldiers light services in Protestant ins Yiiletlditv happiness to were to play Santa to orphans cliapelPltnd midnight masses youngsters at lliulala Orphan­ at more than 5o parties, pro­ in Catholic, lest mankind for­ claiming "P eace on E arth" get at the end of j troubled. age in the Arctic cold Soo in the very shadow- of the com­ HIM the meaning of "P eace miles north of Helsinki, Fin­ munist wall. on Earth, Goodwill to Men." • • * land, believed to tjc Ihe north­ ernmost orphans* home supIn France, children of American military dependents ported by C, S servicemen. t S Air Force personnel at were learning Christmas car Ilithurg Air , Force Base in ids in French to participate in southern Germany scheduled festivities with loral children Santa Claus visits lor needy in the French town of b aric la indies and rtu n tab lc insti­ bourg. British RAF and l ’ S Air tutions of all kinds, supplying Iti p u n rui K » f m thousands of dollars worth of Force personnel of air finer Mis It nth Ft uni **f Or* waiiii winter clothing, toy*. bases .-ft Benlwalera, Wethers I.until IfHVl all HltlTt'Atin^ Udding, foist and other nr field, Lakenhealh and Atom bury, Fngland, scheduled live tnlk Hint hhoutnl **nli»r *lidi*n eesstltes Not to In- outdone hy the Air lighting ceremonies ear.ding ♦•f I nur.lr* at th»* ('lit i»tmiin Mipi'i’i htiilitiK i»f tin’ ( ‘htirrh F o lic , the l S Seventh Army hand concerts and visits to i'f Nntivil) Ciitliolii- Wpinrn'ii homes |nr the aged, under a lot rolling with planned par Itciiicinhct i luh h«dd Mmnlny t’Yrtiinj* ut ties, tree lightings. Santa jointly sponsored t h* «ltui< It m»- i*l hull. i Ians visits dinners and other Our Own" program Mu I •int * **{ hi‘r < llauillont Air I urn Base m festivities at its posts lluoiigh France laid on a sprri.il t> • • n t* ii a I iiii|ii) hmiovih o f out Germany Seventh Vrliiy Commanding Christmas program by the l . " l i t d**» \%I ni ti wilii* It it m V 1f* I! ■ General William W, Guinn Vienna Hoys' Choir at its i d 1 i i lit i flit it-1 *»I f i l t i r * ! 1,1»v* I liu c tlii* | u *iif i h i i i n planned to V i s i t IIS many troop Cummunity Cetilrr i 11111it*| UMK MU V' In other countries as (.it «H%*| jd units as his schedule permit ted. to >e, how tilings were apart a* Italy Spain Turkey til It* ill* ,H1V immliiun Hint coming a l o n g , an at any and Greece, i luislmas was ui t* ui*iUv ii If 1'iidintf I** \ I hit* l> l\» him . § *»« spoke.man odd t I'l the uir at t ** Vtiny .mil Vu v •«* | cut It I u it Ii n •In*' k I lie >i . cntlt Army planned Furee luslailatiuiis \nd the it- was slim thing * * *• * ♦*» 1 1 " i n Hit* » h it * , h s p a r * to si n,i it, churns on tour ol M iml I isji it 'i f i u t i i iti« 1' h M nI i 1 ouipesi m as along the no- e|s. Fiery where there w i t e aid n any »*tht*r t lit isltiirts man s land ' of the East We-t i German border, to bring a bit i hri'tiuas pi i par at ions there iriltH. Mm. B a se 1 , e l m a n y , n llie ag ain of Christina* to troops keeping ,-ilsn were plans 11*r ultsri i ■ S|u*ci«il i*it*-ut hhi aloes in tin chill vtu ta ii.ii I a*!«•iIi in tu t^* id (hintido. (a, kte.t with enthusiasm then constant vigil. * W IN T E R P A R K , I LA . Catholic Women Hear Program On Lourdes 11 is a pleasure at this I loliduy time to wish you much happiness! Mid Florida Gas JOYSDF THE SEASON . . . w e sincerely thank you for your patronage. May the holidays be most happy for you. may the Yule bells signal happiness.^ FIRESTONE STORES FIRST & FRENCH B. E. PURCELL CO. &ANFORD, FLA. S 111ay the Christmas Star shine anew within your heart with hope rekindled. DOWNTOWN SANFORD MERCHANTS SANFORD 123 W. FI RS I' ST. e a im C k - Ve&tt»GM l i a v o a . l i a p p y o t i r l s t m a s l your holiday be filled with happiness W o take pleasure at this time in expressing our appreciation for your patronage. A ll good wishes! . • The Staff £im <Kwii <Rsualk} 2521 PA R K D R IV E SANFORD Sears Roebuck & Company SANFORD, FLA . �. . . . D , t ^ T_ pi Off Bhntfmfl «49 — Pttpr* 6-A—D*tf. 24, 1964 VrralB / t f Letters Flood S a n ta C laus M m / 0 i. SANTA CLAUS. Ind. (U PI) — Sente Cleue le going to heve e very buiy time thle Chrlitm ei Eve If the fettere which poured Into hie “home ewey from home” ere eny In­ dention. Thouiende of letters from children erotmd the world flooded thin little Hooeler vil- Beeaute there ere 10 many of you, we're taking thii way of tending you a vary Merry Chriilmai with from all of ut. Along with our greetingt go our sincere thank* for your appreciation of our telephone tervice. T H E W IN TER P A R K T E LEPH O N E COMPANY lege. The leltere,„ell of them answered by Sente Cleue, curried requeue ranging from e time-bomb eet ■to ‘"mommy'i puree.” One little girl, who upperently doeen't know her mom­ my hee e puree, eeketl Sente for 12 tonte. Prom Wuerrburg, Ccrmeny, reme n helpful letter ■from Mike Fleming who wrote, •I'k sse bring me two sparephone* ne in See re catalog, juige 21 it.” rolemnn end Hugh (irovee, Prospect, Ky., nlsu were epBrc-miinh'l with reqursta fur a in hut nrui u je t. hut they elen eeked for a fiehing pule, rifle, glovei end cendy, Christins l.erh, ( i n n e r 'Park, III,, wlst/i»))j» eWrv) a note that mnny fnthere might serum! when ebb put on the mergin of her list: “ Nothing to put together.” . Seven-yen r-old J u l i e n n e Shermnn, Mason, Ohio, neked for “ something to piny with1’ be good the rent of the yenr end Ihc next year, too.” Pemele Schtie, College perk, Md., wee more specific. She asked for “s pogo slick, a time bomb game, a cake mix eat, e Mouse Trap game and a dish eet.” Billy Watte, Germania, Pa., naked for several toys end said, ”1 have a lot of reel nice - HE A LT Y iff more.” Wayne Jam es, Thom­ son, 111., cryptically asked for 12 cents. Frencee fluarex, Pemhrnke, Meet., asked Santa for Bcatle shoes, Beetle penis end Beetle game,‘then added, “I hope you know who the Deatlee ere.” Carol ’ Williams. Sarasota, Fla., ended her letter with the thought that, “ I went to leave somS.toyi for the other kids.” Frink Stellon, Salem, kVi»., nskr-f nothing for himself but wrote only for “e spice reck for my mother pleeie.” llsbble Deley, Mt. Pleesent, S. C., wrote, “ 1 went enythlng you went me to heve.” Members of the Senta Cleue Amerirnn Legion end Forty end Eight served e i Sente'e helpers, .(long with other Attf&TMAH ns shrwn by groups, In enswerlng the chil­ dren. The replies from Rente Cleui mede no promises end eipleined thet, “ I mey not be ebie to bring you everything you went, but I'll try end do my best.” The California condor can survive sudden changes of at­ mospheric pressure that would kill other creatures. ^nri wRtnictor of DICK'S APPLIANCES nrt nml industrial arts eduintion classes, on display now at Cronins High SchoqJ. Pictured arc C. A. Royster, instructor; John Pritchard, John Tossic. — SALES and SERVICE *— Viay the joys of Clifis/Mias be yours; Moore and Harry Williams. Not shown are instructor C. Sawyer and K. ‘ (Herald Photo) SANFOnn PLAZA — 510 S. SANFORD AYE. All Of Us At _S^m inolc Plaza / May the bells of Christmas Day echo within your heart, now and always. Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store 118 S. RANFORI) AVK. PH. 322-2621 Rcauty Shop . . . a n d a io a io n j/lU d miiU a ll food U u n fi. THE REMNANT SHOP SUBURBAN PROPANE IIWY. 17-92 Mai/ ilic magic of the Season last all year! 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V rraT t 24. 1 9 fl4 — P a p * 7 -A Seasons Greetings HAPPY HUNTING PLEASANT IlOATING name for Tvr) and hurled bonfiraa down the mountains. The fUmlog Juggernauts sig­ naled the hear-skinned heathen In the valley below It was al­ right to start guttling mead. The missionaries drove out the Druids But -early German Chrletians celebrating the com­ ing of Jesus kept on using Yule log.. The firs and spruce were moved into the homes, minus chicken entrails but*still deck­ ed with fruits and topped with the Star of Bethlehem. Agatn, the metamorphosis is not over. I'ntil a few years ago. tree decorating was a do it your­ self. family affair. Germans 'decorated their Christmas trees with apples, oranges, paper- MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL! W c thank you for your patronage. W A R E P R IC E O I L CO MO N . F R E N C H A Y E . SA N FO RD YEAR ’ROUND.FUN Front All Of Us At SA N FO RD 301 E . F IR S T ST s G R E E T IN G S tj to o u r f r ie n d s rtrOft>!STMAS we extend our sincere good wishes C U T S W ERE PACKED 1■\ Row l.nko <'til> Scout* for Seminole Indian* / ti* they have done for the past tuu year*. Shown are, front from left, Norman Riddell. lUtytvi J^ov^iNkC JcH ^ K ien rer and T i m - B m w r ; M nrntintr, JWi,i* t r r . A i - l - f V . f fMfi rntithcll. A>vistaitt T » rticc N e ls o n a n il David Uroadwnv. May the peace of Christm as abide in your heart. SA N FO R D i(\j i ,v <,’,(/ liitnir/s of this J i 'l i n u s O iM SD ii / t.tvL I n s l iiiy l\ i v j iii'iiiL Ziflrower Brothers Garage children Tlie tradition took in Ger­ many. as it did throughout Eu­ rope—but with a difference. Its-re the whlletieanted, redsuited old gentleman traveled with an ogre like r'lib-wteld mg companion n-uiied Hupprecht < While St Nicholas dispensed joy. Hupprvcht—descendant of Wotan and his "wild arm y." scholars say—*panki*l naugli ty children with his <luts and rarneil off tin worst little b»*l lams in a sark Alas, poor Rupprerlit is ehan: Ing lo o la n cut years —perhaps influenced by tlte American (1 ! concept of what Santa * assistants should tie — German department store win­ dow- decorations shove him less <i -ti 11Isa*, more of a good naiiind j ( —<sr omit lum alto r olber Met handivr managers say tin \ 'r li no>r«- toys that w.iy. Another illustration of tier mane's chinking Christmas la lh«- Christmas tree \n- ;*-ni Druid hicti pri'-«ta hrapi-d piles '»f sprure and firs on niountJintops and decked dw-m <ith rh.rken <-nirails and fruits (lie eve of the Dec at s*»I- tire \\to ii the f rsf raes <<f the -in pepporf m rr thr liori/on •hr |irir-t» -it torch to tlie Y ilr |u|> N it was another J r t s u k * *i V i I i e f t h jit < *'« t-va '\ s k i i.' d J A. y J /b t .v' ______ S- PJBLjjp We wish you health 11lay your holidays hi wreathed with joy. and lasting peace! IRVING I. PRYOR ST A T E F A R M M A G N O L IA A \ E . IN S U R A N C E SA N FO RD HAPPY HOLIDAYS h ’eer dollars have not Iwrn m.n’rd in the Cnlted Mates »inee 19.15 it S I.O N G W O O D . F I .A 4 n t{ - - ■ P May your holiday be blessed willi much joy. Celery Cily Printing Co., Inc C o m m e rcia l P rin t mu \ l.il liouni|ilnitu 3 0 0 W E S T lest S T . with tja l S A M O ltl> " * w is h e s Christmas SEASON’S CRFXTLNC5 TO YOU AND TOURS. - O u r L o y a l P a tr o n * HEADIER F 4 J.1.C . . S M I T T V ’ sS S N A I *1*1 N * T U R T L I T R A N S F E R & S T O R A G E CO H A N FO RD . F L A . H\VY. 17 -9 2 S . S A N F O R D S E M IN O L E COUNTY �f ■ i V. \ M - 'Ns' «« nO£L May the of peace I b e yours ffc»— Buddy's Automotive & Wrecker Service •■< 1——— 1121 & Sanford Ave. * . .. * # ^ K rem lin Ig no res Faithful Of Many Two C h ristm ases Lands Pay Homage MOSCOW (U P !) - The So­ viet Union has two Christmas­ es—bpth officially ignored by the Kremlin's atheistic mlera. Except for a few thousand practicing Roman Catholics and Luthcrns and the Western colony In Moscow, Dec. 25 ts Just another working day In Russia. The Catholics and Lutherans observe Christmas Dec. 25, following the Gregorian calen­ dar as most of the Western world does. Rut R u s s i a ’ s Orthodox church as well as other small Christian faithx-such as the Baptists — celebrates Christ­ mas Jan . 7—Itie Nativity date fixed In the Julian calendar. Despite the official policy, the Chrlstmps festive spirit from bygone religious days dies hard in this country. At Cbrisi-W* time th e * streets-are“fitted with d ecen t ed Dees, colored lights, and there ta a hoPday gaiety In the frosty capita I. People scurry for holiday glfta. But instead of the Star of Bethlehem, the Red Star of Communism tops the trees. There's even Santa Claus, only he is known as Ded Mor­ es {Grandfather Frost). The gaiety builds up for New Year’s eve. New Y csr's has officially replaced Christ­ mas under Soviet Commun­ ism. For adult* New Year's la a time of parties, lavish feasts, champagne, vodka and ex­ change of gifts. For children It la the night when Grandfather Frost tra­ vels with his reindeer-drawn sleuth tntuug^ Jto vtaaw .yrllh his granddaughter, Sncgurochka (The Snowmatden). The |'oika or fir tree fill So vtet homes. The biggest yolka In town is at the Palace of Congresses where the Kremlin leaders hast a New Y ear'* hamiuet for the foreign diplo­ matic corps and a few Western correspondents. For , those Russians, how­ ever, to whom fir trees, Grand­ father Frost and gifts are Die celebration of the. birth at Christ, there is no official bar to church attendance. Rut at the normal Russian Christmastide (Jan . 7th) the Soviet press generally steps up its antireligious propaganda cam ­ paign. On Christmas Eve and day, the 2lth and 25th, the Western diplomatic colony will attend small, privately held masses in the apartment of Father Jo s ­ eph Richard, of New York City, the American Catholic chaplain. The Rev. Donald Roberts of Pelham, N Y , abo will con­ duct Christmas service-* in his apartment VERN McNEIL $ To you and yours, heartiest good wishes of the Season! DEEP SOUTH PRODUCTS, INC. FOREST CITY. FLA. BETHLEHEM (U P I)—Nowhere In the world it Christ­ mas ■ more joyous and rever­ ent festival then here In the cradle of Christendom where It all began. The ceremonial attendant on the occasion bring the faithful from many lands to Join In the prayer* and hom­ age to the Chrlet Child a t the Church of' the Nativity. In a aervice unchanging from year to year, a priest In gold and red robet at mid­ night on Christmas Eve low­ ers the wooden Image of a child from the attar where it has rested since last Christmns, and takes it in his arms, jn his arms. The priest moves slowly through the aisle ofU iy church, smi 'makes his way through winding stone passoges to n subterranean cave. Two rows of trttar boys, r tir y ln j# -^ ed eandles, follow him. When the priest arrives at the cave, bells begin pealing from, abovs. They join In a message that has been sound­ ed for centuries from 'ibis place to the world on ChRstmaa night — "Peace ^on Earth, Good Will to All'Mkn." In the cave, the red-robed priest places the child’s image on a marble slab over the hol­ low rock that guards the leg­ endary place of birth. His rhant mingles with the sound of the bells ns he sings the Gospel of tfe birth of Christ, bringing the service to a tri­ umphant climax. Over the crib where the Bi­ ble says Christ wa^ burn, these sacred rites me cele­ brated as they have been ev­ ery Christmas night in the memory of man. They actual­ ly begin as dusk settles over this little town, built of pale honey-coloured stone, and the sleepy Judean hills atir to life. From the Tomb of Rachel, halfway on the road from Jerusalem, a procession winds its wsy to the hilltop. The townspeople and visit­ ors line the streets leading to the square of the church to receive it. Some are clad in much the same garb as the people who crowded the square on that first Christmas. A few women will be wearing high, white, Gothic eolfa, a re­ lic of cruaader times. At the head of the pilgrimage is Mgr. Alberto Gorl, the Latin Patriarch of Jeruaatrm. In the old town square, the choir of SL George's—the An­ glican Cathedral in Jerusalem — sings the traditional carols. Then they wander on past the church to take in the view a c r o a a .tti-Js ^ * Rome carolers go on to the Shepherd’s Field where on the ' .At <K--»tm»s FWe the sh»|i» herds heard the glad tidings. They can look upon the Field of Boas next to it, dimly lit, where Ruth gleaned the field after the reapers. The Latin Patriarch having been received by King Hus­ sein and the Guardian of the Franciscan Terra Sancta Col­ lege, enter* the c h u r c h through the Needle Eye Door after first lighting a charcoals incense lamp and anointing himself with holy water. Followed by monk* from the Latin monasteries, he makes his way through the dark and empty main nave of the great basilica to the* Roman Catholic Church of Hi. Catherine which adjoins it. Inside, a choir chants pray­ ers. When the Patriarch Is seated on the dais, the vesper service la-gins. Meditation lusts throughout the evrning - building up to the midnight muss. MAY THIS HOLIDAY BE ^ TRULY HAPPY FOn YOU AND YOUR LOVED ONES, AND MAY PROSPERITY ^ BE YOURS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR TO COME. "MY CHRISTMAS DREAM," theme of the recent Jaycees Christmas parade is depicted with this float. (Herald Photo) E b e n e z e r^ S c m o g e E v e ry Y e a r 8AN TE F E . N. M. (U P I) — The fiesta of the Virgin of They bury Ebeneter Scrooge Guadalupe begins Dec, J1 and every year at Christmas tim" honors the patroness of the in this quaint, European-like America*. Then comes the city In the Southwest. nine-day re-enactment of the That1* because th e 1Yuletide holy family's search for shel­ spirit in Santa Fc is a mix­ ter In Bethlehem. ture -of Indians, 'luminaries In Kio Grande villages and pinatas, singing proces­ around Santa Fe, folk play* sions arid holiday fun. with local casts are perform­ T h e hoh-humbug visitor ed. Stories of the ancient who isn’t on his guard will lie shephrrds — Los pastures — transported back 2,01)0 years are retold. Churches in the in Santa Fc when he sees the villages are lightrd by in­ barren New Mexico hills. cense randies made by the na­ lamely shepherds will tend tives especially for Christmas. their flocks as they did in Pal­ Finally on Christmus Day, estine. Narrow dirt roads w-md Santa Fe bursts wilb fiesta up hillsides to tiny adobe vil-^ gaiety. In homes arc roasted lagei. turkeys stuffed with pinon This natural Biblical set niiL dressings. There arc also ting just isn't the place for « matranitos — roast suckling hah-humhug attitude. pig. And there is coin, rice In pueblos and villages sur­ squash, tortillas and a glass rounding Santa Fc. natives en­ or two of sugary chokecherry act Los Posadol — the Pro­ wInc, cessions. In one of the oldest .Spanish traditions, gioupa of children spend rune days go­ ing door tu door seeking shel­ ter for the Virgin Mary The answer for them as it was for them as it was for Mary and Joseph is always the same: , "There is no room here." On Christmas Kvr in Indian that every year somebody's pueblos, natives recite piuyers tree catches fire from the taught them .'ton years ago by randies, Austrians point out the Spanish padres. After the they've bad candles for cen­ piuycis, the Indians su p out turies and Christmas wouldn't side and dance the story id la- the same without them. the coming of i hriet. The dan­ The whole family opens its ces rme t ancient Spanish mir­ gilts on Christmas Eve instead acle plays. of the nest morning ami then After the dances, bonfires every laxly sits down to a tdg art- lighted to guide tile lost dinner, the main course of Christ child to the village. which is tried ratp It's served IllK Time with potato salad In Santa Fe, Christmas teThen they all go In church fil.es to he n one-day trim* tor imdmaM mass—even the the-tree affair. Homes gleam youngest kids. It’s the only with hundreds of lmnlnnrlai— night In Uip year they may paper sacks lighted by a sin­ stay up su late. gle candle inside each suck. Roaring bonfires are lighted Trail Of ice*"* and miracle plays take place. Faoilhe. gather to break^pinLeads To Thieves VANCOUVER. B. C. (U P I) alas — c lo rfu l dolls filled —Undaunted by snowy weath­ witfi candy and hung from er in recent days, police here the ceiling to he broken by I iuUuwstl s Hail ul "WO" Vu ivsb, Early in December, the [ three theft suspects. Police investigating a break- luiniuarlas go up on thr flat • Septic Tank Ser. in at a Jewelry store noticed roofs and 'wall* of Santa Fe a trail of nogs leading frqtn homes. Tt adit locally the lights 322-5299 a smashed window to a near lead the way for Uie lost by restaurant. It led to three l hrisl Child. El Nido Perdido, (21 Hour Service) young suspects who were turn­ who will walk among the ed over to juvenile authorities. faithful at Christmas lime. Austrians Kids W ait HEATING AND AIH CONDITIONING 801 E. 251 It ST. SANFOHI) For 'Christkindl' VIENNA (U PI) — "Santa Clsu» 11 Coming To Town" doesn't mean s Ihihg lo Aus trian kids, hut they don't mind. * Their Christmas prrscnls arc delivered by the "Christ kind I," or Christ Child. The "Christkindl" never ar rives by chimney andjniw be gets Inin the house is a wellkept secret. Just before he's due the parents send the children to their rooms, usually about 7 p.m. on Christmas Eve. Later, the father of. the family rings a glass bell and the children find their pres ents staeked under the Christ­ mas tree. Under every tree there ls*s candlelit replica of the liable at Bethlehem with small fig. -W ay your. i)ures el Joseph, Mary, tbs In­ fant Jesus, the Wise Men and the shepherds. < The Dee. decorated with colored glass bills, chocolate men, silver snow, la lighted PAINT nnt! GLASS with wax candles—not electric 11 1 W. 2nd Sl„ Sanford lights. D e s p i t e official protests Iiolff/flt/ In' luiyM/ M cRANEY best wishes happy holidays. Harriett’s rr.mtutxa Thank.; for your patronage. W e hope to serve vou throughout the new y e a r!' Hiy you holidays Ml spiflde. -and garlands of good wishes! WAGNER'S AMOCO SERVICE. 01 8 8 . F R E N C H a. ; r * *- tT T . 7 M iiil is* mmr i ■. B b Joy Reigns In 'Cradle O f Christendom' . . we sincerely thank yoir for your patronage. 0 * .- SAN FO RD 3 CARROLL'S FURNITURE 116 W. FIRST ST. 322.5181 SANFORD LINOLEUM ■* and TILE CO. 127 W . 1st ST. DAY 'n' NIGHT GRILL * ‘ T H E STA TE M ARKET RESTA U RA N T 1 3 0 0 FR E N C H A V B . S A N FO R D Wilson-Maier Furniture Co. 311 E . FIRST ST. SANFORD �t » V A * ./ ■ a hr pei l to Bee in (lllffulc. Detroit or Atlanta'. _ -t j - .. The children find their pr« sfeast iluy. etits Christmas morn .in slip­ Its a t r e n c h e r m a n ' * d e ­ per* under the niantlepiec* or li g h t . the Christmas tree, much as V ( ntln.rf, c n u r i l r j tie.*pile those in Aint i ini find thorn in rMlnpunt unii- clericia iii, F i a n c e -tocking* hung the night be /i lls its c h u r e h c a at M id nig ht fore. C h r i s t u m . Kve. Hut first, Christmas Kve, In N o v e m b e r anti D e c e m b e r and foremost, into tho wee the m e h o t-b o x e n of hour* of Christmas tumning, c r u s h t . l h u m a n i t y a t th e n a ­ I hi* is a fea*l day, • duv for tion gw * on a buying s p r e e a* eating, drinking Families start nibbling lute h e a d y us a n y yo u would e x - b r ig h t beacon light the night of Dr*-. SI. They take a break^fur 'imss at mid­ night. And ' then they settle down to 'stu ff themselves into the dawn of the S5th. In I’rovenee, deep in the south, they liudilionally rat tip to I t kinds of desserts in a kind of gntti utuutiii’ mainthan. Hut everywhere, when the family ran afford it, alid eoitvt|in)r‘ ulielt it uiit't. the meal begin* witli pate de foie grus -the rich truffle-flavor­ ed paste made from the liver* uf over-fed geese. Tills I* followed by the tur­ key, fast !x coming u tradition In eceiioma tiily burgeoning I ranee. TAOS. N. M. (C P U —The ini nude of the mystery paint­ ing Inside the old mission church of San Francisco de Asia at Haiti ho de Taos at* 11mi ta thousand* of Homan Catholic* each t ‘hristiiius. Pointed by Henri Ault more than tip year* ago, it is a p olliait of. Jr-u s standing on tin? bank* of. the Sea* nl tialilce. Ill darkness, the picline hecmui-s self-i Ihim United, and the shadow of a cross appears* over tb.- left should­ er of Jesus Hud a halo over And finally comes t li c the head. 'b ucli t de N o i l , " u c r e a m y lid* painting, phis the doz­ c h o c o l a t e Ch.ri*tniu» , u k e th.it en* of other ot.l (digital* s t i c k * to the rib*. Item* lias turned the mission Wbcn_t be ^ .r th d m o 'a kind f dltrhiK champagne wa*ln-s it all down, limit , ta,,,, hi 17T2. (1,„ th e old missiiJn (.Ulwnsise, white utile doe* u a a one of t * . yn> - rstjz. J s . i t j t l l . l i l l ’ f l l ’h ' siffort’ll liy Santa I'ltitu arc piiiiiijiJi^tii tliiiw tho awe ofkany A n*;' s tru tte d Fy Sp iu X li x > tK > "(in oiuiii vvlii*|aroil •hot » Jirislntih* J« w ' ,l|t hi* our. Wlint huppen* to tlie- chil­ iii iim > \iiu Meilru. Uiu? *>( dren ? They sleep. \4 hut hap- Hip l a t e s t , I hi* K i t m l u * de peiia e* ben it'* time to open I a c * mittftioit tine he rn in use the pfs-seiita? Hie world isn’’ c o n t i n u a l l y ninct* it wax l»uilt so diffetenl from place to I be •uiK-tiiiiiy contain-* place. The revealing adults are tliiei* pie* ih of ti nn d*'raf te d groggy,*but they’ie there. i l 1 *1 »— It a ly , t;*c«d ti ie J 'liif / a N ako tia, w iw re w ithout liftteninjt to th e ‘Zum nllvct from 17 vIt O iitu tv People come home for l i n y Include a r e c e a - w ith , the old and tin* m w . e*er> vt-ar m»*i t u a n is set up P**i.n»n.M T h e y a r c a lie c p h r n | Christmas It is a feast, hut it si«»!inl t'rn -*, nn u sp e r^ in li1. *<r old dour si.* IU in t e ll e v e ry m from the A h n i r i i \l«nin h .o n t n u d e m ade up |N m u d is a fnmdy fenst. , dre"*4‘*l m thon^eil Mdiia Horn i an d) to •» I'or t a iiiv I Indy vu tler (*p iinkii*r, m ill n **•*t uf t i m e to all the World -Christ mas/ K ID D Y ’S STANDARD SERVICE STATIO N 100 N. FUKNCII AN R. SANFORD tied* i in lil " ItHeil T in* 14* m?i « iiiiutii I*'] t h f e n t ry «»f tiie I*r i*"«t ht — Pw** line if iit niiidii# itnd n m l' i t I’H m ielh b in « i »• in t tie v . 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BUitilefi i*f Sf h iH lo 'i* lit e i t l i i r nidi O ne V I K W \ F*l» n —One OT the M O iM 'i iiUMOtt |Hik| M illie s d u rin g tin >uleti4li* seavnn tfile one .»t " i'h r U t 1 In lil *’ A u s tria 'I In- re .if nam e of tin* vd l »*!«• id “ t rn liT lle .c vc ri <1 n t e r liim m rj i, n e a r M ry r jlm m 120 m l Ire vi eat of \ m ritu In IthSfl tin' \iiM n n n *(k »v* doc i«li d Tm j i m ' tin j:11.11 <* the pod m ark ( liriM i l im e bt lls h ie M ill •In ti* tui > Inn'll to the ti>tIt t ’l-n i Liii't lU-hnol the nitnr in m hmnl- ■ m veil and p n m ied i i u e lh iu u n f iifu 11*6 t in tlu*il tn >4'4*iiti w itli d.i"i"i nIkIn I he kiilm of n il tin* f bm i h ‘)4 H em s tins hi i n M-t at iiin i" ' i 4 I n .ilh •»!. t>u 1 to 1 lii j *i k m di > tl * pi ti i a r *L »• i tiii11 I 11t* ± M i limn % of 1in* in in I lie I lull* ill Is l 14it*’h»* h| I k» Hloi i,i>l t l i f . i r % Inn i" ice* iked wtKill* n !*«'..«iii'- H i 4* u%i'ii | ’ r % w n il I h r i n r i-t * hi Jd tv* l Hh f 1 l>.i,fc 44 IT It H .i ! I l« w t||iA f k tl\e ulol n tih lf t u t t! I T lie p u > t n ii'ii••'*'* 41 i nt«*i It\ 11 inJlt 4Mfi f tie * Inn i I h im rv e i ••;«i »I h'M* rs n get e.M iilillU h ll) t * p lh H i-n >1 w ith hnt «HI I % 4.4110' 1111]11 nil itdt*h«* htiii i I* O nly the v%t*m«-»i j* II|h 4if I ‘it OJt** h,.t .|ili4t 11i 4J| j not V 14**4« f. H r t|IM • l> vk o I! tin I fill* if M ,it( v Hill A ' I I I . ill a iilii (lit1 mi ii tiiic mol t ut 1\ ;»in I n*in ||» A ini* it <*i n i *i ii 111r 11 * flit* llilMl f*t| lilt'll* if tali’. • p 1 io- 'jM4 m l lnd(iia% |**'Ni «»f n ine i I ifvh 1*4 te -*tueti> li e fir** t% m I tj |« a|i|ir«i|iri,it*'i% lllltM ol., mu J a i td rh l til mti is m a v illa g e inn k m m n m i i i p ti»hl aft* i l In' .itiiiUsil. i ton «■ TED W ILLIA M S HAKDWARl*: 2li:> K . 2 5 1 It S T . S A N K M il) (h r 1Hih fe litu rv iiI h •* « hn*>tkmdl *llie trie-* fii ati-tviir .’ll! Ih»* le t te r *> The jmw | m iw trtvs cited a le tte r fro m tie r m a n ) »» t>ji ll* ti I *1 would v e r y m uch a|>pir d a le H i f - you would w rite to m y th ro e l*iy » tlia l they w ill get the presen ts they ytanl so Mllioli if they a rc s u c ii- s s h il at srhoail and »rc- gi*«i to tla-tt p a re n ts ” iibm il t l i t thtih.i- ^rr#I& Dec. 24. ^1961—*-raffe 9-A Jt- l i'liirioiH i n pei t s \ h iu ,e pel t elifa^ i 01 til** |Miplllal|t'i» w m t 111 11ii dn 11:1iit i li »i" - a 11«■ ■i .4 l»»ue ilinn et tlmt Ira d itm n a li) ru ib iM k of I n il I . l f u c a m e 'la t e r on .la ll ♦ i hi that d.i> K p ip liaiik w Uell Hi t.mu or n o rth f!f.A47-6u T!io*iV uh*. protected i i l d the c a r the | m*»>ur I m » n o * v%u» imunht onl\ th re e y r a r i ig o . It u j i wcirtn hci. 1 br/nijmij ycui holfdcuj joys •* LARRY’S Mle) had h»T il •hi v It i i a l i% c all >\\Ji- h a ioii S t w* |l«l |ll'( V I . 1 1* an ' ‘ ••t * *. m 4 ill |>1 III ,*- I III 11 and H tl i !tt t-Tm a- c oim try i in th* ru ral WARMEST WISBES fto-i*' N1nU((t4illi*4. I he H iippnrlfiijf rn i tu la iveye halnt * n f k i .l 4*11*1 fin in fed m it li v »*.’ a Miiticil and * hfmt m a* I >av i* a h im * toi -t t»i** iiin m i w art 11 ii (id* for k N l * To re la l ivi*6 » l a hh i i y r b h> nn! I ve n 1 1 1►f s An. tim n pimfn i|, iMhiitjiinm \tid III loti loud Midv I Jo i* • tih re m a in * tin Ti.oliH on of « « r e m ade to the c h u rc h , hut tn U lU t* »*till feel the lno<*d " f Hu c r ib tin n iK iia lu rjj dr.Mkdn o f tin* m a n n e r tfi Jtctldi-fiero ••i«l S e w e n ll I till w here Itu pi* 4 f h e ir I •h * m an y #*f N ew Mp h u m *1 lie 6** U llii a ll went J I » l|f \ \l . I 111 It 4 4*1111 to P I MM lit -* } a re ca lle d D IN KIN S IMSTItllll TOK fi*U W. tit h ST. 322-1.02 •IP 41 A hm hlurht of the H om an l till'd nisi* *ea Mill u a \ H ll to x i / , //r M il- i In* It i la 411 «<d , .'•l o it* i i ilii de • a* ti-'. i*o o * of foe 111Tu mu*;*' kV I |> I 4him | . ♦* * - 1(1 M*i«Ji»it) fold on ri-p. ^i" m i h V M 1I ■ ■I («h £ * j i* l I all'll •III* V.STil .. |nj... -diiif r II* t V Nt . l 111 s I.S f'l 4 op* t ■> la ns'••lino* ft m I -f i up- w a la r ' * * i»(i mi'a . 0> 4 If you ta k e a b elt th is New Y e a r,s E ve m ak e It a seat b elt *1 4%holt' l i n k * * 1 '{ on li »i i. k cin n am u n , 4 r irili' inl *| i*a v tin I* * m ill I iled 1 tn id* ......mi uI•eiiA'iiiif or mu i « >I on. i idii'i * \ jin* a i% * it ml M'l'tiiiii lim*,'i’i inei*, •i » j**-* I **f (itii-v tmi*fi riii. i 4411*I I •* till** * ! m |*b pan P ’lii i *41 V in Ita lia n *!• 4*14*,'* GREETINGS! \ v ‘, * j M up Olio tl**1 • d f4'* , (.4 l T I-I illy;' « I ,t’t **t wild -P h id'll-*'i [ ta H• to a* kni^ w hen ll co m e s to die ilio p lm * ol the I'n u i-p iu . - *ii they LEWIS . 41 i i 4 hi rntf 1m l'f M1 led • * In I'Hm i «op ihiue -uiishinij o Merry Christmas ta all of you good skates! Chelsea Title & Guaranty Co. 119 W . I IItST SANKORI) III kUli* e« w itle i. n u*;iu, * l-'4 1 *, fOiuinou, *'li v l**»»f and ta like r me ia t*1 m il m iH iip s a fP T T W V T 0. * i i•* . >1 eh-t'ditH 1.4'a I pi ool i* 'id o lHi]! mUnintii*, the ii it*'in g lo w w ith I'i.i. i • i all JT mHiri h m hi r jjr (i • 11 ( r*J i *iii nui* c- at* vti>i- M m i * '|h i I * C h ristm as >•piilil x lid* k 4 ii u> •h 11 the p r# -cm * tin f l .lhi *(i ' a re n 1 tt>« M e ilt ii w heli |I|I vh |m|I i|*in| n *1" I*f• Hl(l* fd .1(04 * - I*. fio fii I ie>* M u h n .lif M ay ifili I* d f I "! II My !«• oil iii'i , hand a n »* Ill* r.*- P 4 I. II inaitia/ifn > m l . with d ih i nd * i m * .*n * Vi li In ti Min i I t ", »•% i, M nn. • 1*tl- 101 a Mi* i old* i ■* i III 1i■ H* rill* .4* i i>ii»ii.ii iiy i** I- • i Mil* 11,1> h|j j 'jM *| I •> Hu k* ’ ' ,t 41' fir* i*1 th« 11 Ill* 11(i i- r •Is * * ll I • ‘ HI* 1 ’If >ai»ta m I i i Kiim \ i v* '.paj 'i r .i i * ' A "t m.i • III’ 4 lilt Midi *h‘* *11 a lcd Li c i * arid f n i ih *d'ha|H h u ir b * a il' Milt.' Ideal W ith Goose M O ll "•nil', and 11* f lic i i ,(% V| **.ill h * * „t*i»i ,i, tin SANFORD 215 S. SAM Old) AVE. had |*;«a»d *U ***l ■k«-Hf I*y Orange Coffee Punch hu m h! 4 In fill! 11 p lC '.i’lllt o r III III I*-*’ o! t tial ilependttl^ on w h i'lh ei iliirm i! Ih e i i m i Hut now 1 1M l 11» MART TH E H UE on. CO.MI'ANY In** I he i i*i»f 4*f TIt* 4 hui • h .illp|Mif I| i | |*\ I l-if' 4 tm ll'I-lii’ Vi I*fill I«-i | \ .11i Mi a I»tr 1131ti hted I») 1te i ■ m on ey Irnni delttH dnt vi»itnr^ mm < *, in a ytillleen t Fou nt on lo tielp lliein out' in th eir h a r d Itf F o u r l l (M l\ , >6 «l 11II |*l ■-14" m o u n ta in lile d n p ta y e d m ch u rth e * anil i in ire h w ill n*o i i i «' of tficm a re tJ ul\ wor k s ■ la «tih|*f niiitiUm ent tp ! C K Q Y P Q N , t . up land U J P U i ^ T mak*;t ttm O ir t s t u m m ihw u{ |ji| the tueh - TYj. f-» Ar'l 4••mi I’ <iv« i pit. ' ,f tlo in p 've aTi in fin ife .’im ounf I ’ Nev p « W o rld fo r m a n y y e a r s te s t i of »4»mc meuil>er.*, vo|e«| of car* To (he u t u i l i - d d e ta il u* c u m i. i I to buy n new c » r fo r tin* m*> In I in % t i i' i ' . S a p le n »ti!l r**nks Votes New Car t ieathef shoeB, ve lve t pant» allil ^lici'pskitl j a c k e t * , who III per*' m ath Ins l**> % m 1 1*•^ pail 6 phiv ’ i* ty p e of reed (lull *ti't ittlce it i- a tavo iit*' ntfl and a n a t a l h a . pipe They on) iii*; p p m to r p a ii ttl' Ti adilionally pl.ty in th e IMa^ A I nt fin I n p Hi tin Ih a i/ a j a \ .i v "Hit p ick mi; n|' i'll* i i i«;li d u i nl p ia M 'r in H i h i ♦lliolij r ia ln Mi with the em p hiiM * nil in.in ■ * Tt.in * •* * hi * ' ! ilia * si d ia l tv* to* !»u til «il * hi i 1 a liiil M ila n ,, n do *lav f*»i la iftriB many eh iM iett s . i i i I m t h i n s ' ''.in S ic o l.i a^ In* ».* known t ot y e a M , i In i*>liil .i • H *n a *,•••1 3 i .1 Vl.ik i>| li.iiv lliiu . t Hi id hi * 1•*'> «*lol k .1i4M m u » m a il In c h ild re n I 'lift I Ui'l Ittli " f Tl . • 1 1 i ■!. < liild i i n Ir ••in a ll **' «* r , is••sk »lm **-l ii liiiif t • »ii *\ irufM u i Hi to tin i in *t I Il'Mfc! IT* d rfl SlMllfl^ H* V. 1 » t'lilfd fin* h .'i i fliiM to n o f tin' nil I h r K|*t*iiiih ill i * <* n »1 t 111! t il H i tli* til sSllfll .1 i'll lire hi'n, i*l i Ik i it lik e n m '11 -1 # franfurft Italy Undecided About Christmas Xhrislkindl’ Is Busy P. 0. i Old Mission, Built In 1772, Kind Of Shrine Yule Is Trencherman's Delight I 'A K I S ( I T I i French* men tnkj- a lot o f plt-MUix’ in p r o v i n g t h a t Chi U lt im a is n • v •■> ±£ »*<» |i ilTM—W l . Hi iij; to hod and «**•••k fo r in * m tn rrm — t —m n r * 1 ayi up Mini d iftik n l. ■*'*'11011 a to A*Id tun sy ru p in p alt, **nnui*'f f iir tw o udliUteS Pvbl lo sort 1-l • I in ■if* I m Aa.frfif-j C 4 e^d *fi# Nufi*4t«l Sylvl/ C 4»v«r*l \ *1*1 k ie t u d llh amt 4*i**l. ! lo ll m*»ie Jf Si o r C) taiiir«*rine« tw o ho urs or wi t h w ild irooae dui'kltutr 4 W e w i a t i a l l o u r fM e z u S a , XXX t i r o S p i r i t O f U l O 0 6 0 8 0 0 , lo n g llfo a n d h a p p y d a y a ^ Harry's Bar & Package Store 114 8. P A R K A V E. -1 ------------------------------------ SA N FO R D ^ Eddie’s Bakery * 105 w . F IR S T SA N FO R D To ull our [iicnds.~ dd-lime wishes. A H E A R T Y T H A N K S JpOR YO UR WARM PATRONAGE! J. C. PENNEY CO. LEE BROTHERS PLUMBING 106 E. FIRST SANFORD 319 ELM AVE. SANFORD !* ; �M rC 5 ^ ? CAPTAIN EASY ALLEY OOP MORTY MEEKLE BLONDIE FRECKLES AND FRIENDS PRICILLA'S POP Aainra a ria a n «E» T Tf t £ n 33Cl k’ m• ~ Z 4 A 1 ■ 1 L_ 1 THE PHANTOM BEN CASEY CAPTAIN EASY ALLEY OOP MORTY MEEKLE FRECKLES AND FRIENDS BLONDIE PRICILLA’S POP V *m A a iiv ii a i i a a a ____ f S K .A 331 •/ I a^ riv. L ••■AHUM 5tS » s et cap ISgi ■ -4 I l Jn n j i i l l '||l 3i» • £ “S u 'x i 2 s= t 1 "1 “ I *1 l - I ^1 I s ■ I 1 T! i p 1 « * « J 9 m t ‘“ 1 • u ftisssa e t “S T * . «■ �( • - «*?■• ~™----------------- ‘ * iiojv4 oJ Lope, lmi<W ioo j, 1 frie n d ■*< v* r * j , >* ■ ‘V* » . - J •: .V»V * V* M ay the glitter and %• - ■- V -v1 sparkle of Christmas com in g continue to radiate -*> in your heart through­ out the year. We appreciate your friendship and patronage and look forward to serving you often. FiOSlDA POWER AMO LfftffT COM PART M IA M I »0H O AUM UM OFFICERS INSTALLMENT LOAN SA FE DEPOSIT G. A. Ortngus, c Chairman of the Board DEPARTMENT CUSTODIAN Nyleene Albers Dolores Goers# II. IL Hodge*, President R. F. Mann, Executive Vice President O. C. McBride. Vice President Mrs. I>ol(« Housholdcr, Assistant Vice President J . 1,. Atkinson Agnes Grooms G. T. Ray Mrs. Catherine M. Ray, Assistant Cashier B. S. Austin J. F. Grose L. J. Reeves D. T. Mathews, J r , Auditor T. W. linker, Jr J. E. Hall R. C. Rcpilndo L. J . Hass IL J . Hancock Randall Reynolds J . C. Beall M. D. Barden C. 8. Roberta F . J . Bender L. I). Harvey J . C. Sapp B. N. Bishop A. I). Buskins R. D. Scott' . R. C. Brantley R. T. Hatchett C. L. Scudder B. F. Bullard W. II. Hawkins J . 0 . Smith, J r . JuanUa McOjtd A. P. Hitt ell R. N. Stafford Ruston Bushy K. I.. 11Ittell T. N. Stafford J . L. B u tler. (J. It. Hopper W. A. Slansfleld Arthur Cameron R. F. lluhhard A. J . Stebblns BOOKKEEPERS W. A. Can up C. S. Johns J . A. Stewart J . W. Carter C. A. Johnson T. F. Stewart G. W. Carver, J r , J . C. Johnson J . C. Taylor Lucille B. Career C. J . Jones R. L. Taylor J . II. Chapman J. J. Kendall David E . Thrasher J . F . Cheney L. K. Lawson C. G. TUlla Roy Wright, Supervisor Kamilla Collins Lucyann Jura# v Jean Kaze# Wilma Naylor Joseph Russl Janice Vlhlen STATEMENT CLERKS Tom Raynor Esther Lo# Pate Jean Whipple GENERAL LEDGER BOOKKEEPER CREDIT DEPARTMENT "Seas'EeisagirrMe** ii< f t mi-a*eft*fc R. L. Spotta Carolyn Wilkenon Alan Alber«_ AUDITING DEPARTMENT LOAN ft DISCOUNT BUI Rlchardaon DEPARTMENT AND EXCHANGE ' A. J . Chema G. J . Lourla 8 . L. Crawford C. F . ’ Markowics BIU Tyre E . C. Daniels A. IL Middleton Patricia 8 . Vaniura W. W. Davie D. II. Middleton IL W. Von Uerbulle H. C. Moore J . M. Warner E. A. Myera L. A. Walaon W. C. Nance T . H. Weal, J r . A. R. Newman CUff White J . E . Padgett N. E. Wlllema C. D. Partaln Marian W . WlllUma J . B. Phillips XL M. WUllama K. W. wim* H. E. Wilson Margaret Wright W. E. Price Margaret Quark* Linda Wilson OPERATOR H. E. Illrt R. I* Porter Jackie Sensakork Agnes Orseno, Supervisor Lennra Andrews Frances Brown, Drive-In Glenda Gordon, Walk-Up Ila Jone# Jeannette Klnlaw W. Scott Bum* G. T. Piltard Patricia Rabun SWITCHBOARD Jack Burney Galnee J . H. Galloway R. P. Galloway W. R. Gllea l . a GUI Inelta Morrison TELLERS Rebecca Pelham, Drive-In Betty Jo Swain, Walk-Up Marjorie Todd, Drive-In Dorothy Ramaay, Savings SECRETARIES Margaret Helms Patrick Erickson C. T. Hnhun * » —- - Jacquelene Hatcher Ronald Russl R. I>. Grieme Bod eiU lu m Hazel Cash H. I). Rowland, Cashier J , E. Andrews * Dorothy Butler _- E. C.Tyler ------Janie Aahby-------PROOF Jo Ann Hamilton Barbara Miller Pat Montan# Barbara Odham DEPARTMENT (lyde Long, Jr. JANITOR ft MAID - Frank Blair Bill Brown James Hagin Robert Murri# Altameaa# Dixon �f Pacific Coast Staggers In 40 Persons Die; Damage » Million % Two fishermen overheard at Wekiva River Haven: lfiyam ic! Lobuddyl Btnarlong? Coplour*. KetchancnnyT Gadafew. Kinarthay? Bassenbrtm. EonysizctoomT Coptapouni. HittenardT Sordallte. Wachoozin? Oobha worms. Fishinonsboddom? Rydonnsbodom. Igoddago. Tubad. See ya round. Y ea; UkiUczy. Guluckt SAN FRANCISCO (U P I)— An Arctic-spawned billiard blasted parts of the flood-rav­ aged Pacific Coast with swirl­ ing snow today, in sta tin g hundreds of persons in the rough mountain country near the California-Oregon tine. At least a foot of new snow was reported In the Klamath and Salmon river areas of California's Siskiyou • • • County. The weather bureau American Legion Post 53 and predicted- that the total could auxiliary will have a New reach more than three feet. Y ear's Eve party Thursday Disaster official! sald-about evening at the Legion borne on 500 persona were stranded in Orllbdo Highway. All mem­ the lumbering communitiee of bers and guests are invited tp Sawyer's Bar, Salmon, Cecil.attend. If planning t o ‘ attend villa end Somes Dar. plcase/VatloHrs. Tom Pest at "People could be up there 332-1728, by J^ esd ay aRernoon. freezing to death," reported al 9 p. w> affair wllL - ~ - e e Ckie'JH Il Sowle a last Until in Yreka, Calif. "They haven't had food for a week' and Most of us Jot another holi­ might be without fuel." day greeting todiy — Income More Miseries tax return forms from Uncle The new etorm added to the Sam . Mail carriers through miseries in the F a r West, . the -county were busy this where six days of rampaging nrornng sorting the mountain floods, heavy rains and high of returns at post office* winds left a t least 3Q dead throughout the count y’fln d la-‘ and damage estimated at 1200 ter in the day carrie rs', pou­ million, „ , ches buldged with the forms The Red Crose in Washing­ for patrons, ton, D. C., said more tij»n • • • 10,300 families suffered flood The Herald extends its wel­ losses to their homes, farms come to the Ellsworth High or businesses. School Eagles, defending state The breakdown was 8,817 basketball champions of Maine, in Ctelifoi lla. 7,170 in Oregon, who arc in Seminole for a pair 305 in Idaho and 149 in of contests with the Oviedo Washington. High School Lions; The flood-connected deaths • » • included 20 in California, 17 Director Donald Fielding of Iq Oregon, two in Idaho and the Tampa insuring office of one in Nevada. . the Federal Housing Adminis. Eleven of the California tration says that a vacancy victim* died in the crashes of survey conducted in Seminole two helicopters involved in County between Nov. 17 and massive rescue and relief op­ 24, indicates that 6 4 per cent eration. of alt residences and apart­ Others were killed trying ments were vacant. Thia per­ to save their homes or neigh­ centage represented 756 vacan­ bors from the rampaging wa­ cies which were previously oc­ ter. The Nevada victim was cupied, 91 new units never oc­ 11-year-old ^o*sr* Oab—me of cupied and 79 new units under Reno, w h J* .. tied In the construction. Truvkce River while trying to The survey was made hy rescue his dog. Huge Task postal employes under the gen­ era) supervision of five parti­ The worst appeared over in cipating postmasters. They Washington, Oregon, Idaho were Mrs Margaret H Ash­ snd Nevada, hut the task of ley of Fern Park. W K Hry- lepairing highways alone u»* ant of Longwood, Coxlle P a gigantic one. Floods washHeard of Sanford, Ronald D. ed away 28 bridges in Ore* Mastcn Sr. of Altamonte gon, damaged or deatroyed 60 Springs and E. B. Siller of Ca»- in California and wiped out a aetlrerry. dozen spans in Idaho's ShoThere Were 1UB vacancies in !shone County. In California, the weather Altamonte. 255 in Casselberry, one in Fem Park, 01 in Long- bureau reported that the new wood and 391 in Sanford. Un­ storm would causs some riv­ der construction were 20 in ers to rise again. The Russian River, which Altamonte, nine in Casselherry, Done in Fern Park, 15 in winds through a popular sum­ Lnngwood and 33 in Sanford. mer resort area about 50 "T h is ," *aya John Krider, miles north of San Franrislo, manager of the Seminole Coun­ was expected to reach flood ty Chamber of Commerce, "ia stage. But after new minor peak­ definitely a more favorable ing. the waters were expect­ report than that last one." • • • ed to recede again. Some major highways were Mrs. J . C. Keimedy, 129 Mayfair Circle, report* that cleared, but highway author—-‘her—seven month old eeti itue* " U i n g o " h a t been poisoned. months to rebuild in many Mrs. Kennedy resides in the areas. Railroad service was par­ same ares where a dog named "Rebel’ died of poisoning re­ tially restored but travel cently. “Apparently ecmebody from California to Oregon out here doesn't like animals," was expected to tie impossible •aid Mra. Kennedy. " I thought at least until New Year's 1 ought to report It ao that Day. parenta in thia area could warn their children to be ex­ tremely careful " * 0 < 1 Nolta Memorial • .> * • Conducted Here A wise tip tor holiday mo­ Memorial services were held torists; "Drinking at the be’ ginning of your trip may mean this morning at Sanford Naval Air Station for Cdr. Cornelius an untimely ending." • • • V. Nolta J r ., killed Wednesday Seminole County'* numerous when his Vigilante bomber service stations pumped no crashed in DeBary. Commander Nolta died In­ lets than 14 million plui gal­ lons of gasoline during the stantly aa he tried in vain to month of November, according guide his aircraft away from to the Florida Revenue Com­ the populated area of the com­ mission. Ga* tax collections munity, Injured in the crash were 194,24076 compared to and reported In good condition 390,853 H during November of is Lt. (Jg) Jaul A. Stokes, the 1963. However, collections last commander's bombardier-AiVmonth were lower than the igalor. Stoke* suffered a ver­ 397,691.72 m October of this tebrae fracture. Meanwhile, a Navy board of year. • • • Inquiry has convened to probe Applications for registration cause of the eraah. in all vocational training areaa at the Mary Karl division of Two service stations at the Daytona Beach Junior' College will be taken throughout the Intersection of Highway 336 holiday recess. Schedules, say and Interstate 3 ware burglarofficials, may be arranged on lied over the weekend and a full or part time basis. It'll money from cigarette ma­ be a great day when Seminole chine* waa taken. The tbelta County can have its community are being investigated by dbllega for persona wanting to i her Iff* deputies. The exact further their academic, voca­ • mount of the money taken waa not known, deputies said. tional and technical training. Two Burglaries Seminole County * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * * “The Nile of America” Zip Code 32771 W EA TH ER: Partly cloudy thru Tuesday, high in niid-70.t; low tonight alxvut 60. VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire Established *90S MON., DECEMRER 28. 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA Martha Vance Killed Sunday In Car Crash Vigilante Use Is Curtailed, Navy Reports • WASHINGTON (U PD The Navy ha* curtiiled train­ ing flights in the RA5C Vigi­ lante Rcconnalsskbce plane pending an investigation into a Dec. 23 crash, a spokesman said today. - The tm l* training in the supersonic jet is done at the ’Sanford (F la .), Naval Air Sta­ tion. The spokesman said that while training flights have been held up, there h is been no Interruption of use of the plane in the Pacific or Atlantic fleets. The RA5C recently joined the U. S. Fleet in the Medlterrsncsn, V Built originally s i a bomber, the Vigilante has been con­ verted into a reconnaissance plane picked with electronic gear! On Dec. 23, one of the planes on a training mission from Sanford crashed into a resi­ dential area In DeBary, Fla., and, according to reports to tlie Navy here, deatroyed three houses and damaged several others. The pilot was killed and the co pilot injured. The plane wai demolished. A Navy spokesman said that the reason for the crash is so far unknowm and it will be sev­ eral more days before enough information ia at hand to da; -Ida whether train­ ing fUgiita or l i ‘order modifi­ cations iii the airplane. The pilot reported lust prior to the crash that the RASC went out of control for some unexplained reason. The Vigilante is s 30-ton, twin-jet airplane, one of Ihe largest in service In Ihe Navy It ran fly twire the speed of sound It carried a two man crew. (HIKERS RECEIVED BY IIATtVING ONE Capl Jam ei O. Mayo, com nianding officer of Reconnai* fiance Attack Wing One al San ford Naval Air Station, this afternoon confirmed that or-^ der* have been received cur­ tailing training flights with the RASC Vigilante. The order followed Ihe crash last Wednesday when Cdr. C. V. Nolta J r ., the pilot, was killed in seeking to direct his vlricken Vigilante from strikring home* at DeUary. ------ Building Razed JACKSONVILLE B E A C H (U PD —A fire that started In a bar early- Monday destroy ed (hr building and heavily dam­ aged four other establish menti in the downtown area. NO. 91 MAINE’S STATE CLASS L CHAMPIONS, thp Ellsworth Englea. a r­ rived in SanTord Sunday afternoon for games tonight and Wednesday with the Oviedo High School Lions. Oviedo’s head coach, Paul Mikler (ex. treme right, photo above) greets squad members. In the lower photo, Mikler joins Lee Gary (right), Oviedo mayor and member of Seminole County’s Board of Commissioners, in welcoming Ellsworth Conch Stuart Taylor (left), (Sec story on pnge 6 ). (Herald Photos) Mrs. M irths Ellen V ince, wife of the late W. L. Vance, of Sanford, was killed Sunday la a two-car crash of U. S. 231 near Troy, Ala, A prominent member of First Baptist Church.of San ford, Mrs. Vance waa the mo ther of Mr*. June Brodle 108 Temple Drive. Sanford, and Mra. Richard Barrineau, who now reside* lu California with her husband who la in the mili­ tary aervice. M ri. Vance left Saqjord Sat urday for a holiday visit In Troy -with bee mother. Four other persons, none of whom were identified in report* re­ ceived. were Injured in Ihe a c ­ cidents. First Baptist Church officials said this morning that Mri. Vance had been superintendent of one of the Sunday school's beginner department* for the past 20 yean . Dog Credited With Capture Rex, a police dog owned by l.t. Earl Rourgusrdri, of the Sanford Police Department, today was credited with tracking down a would-l* kidnaper and saving a San­ ford woman from further as­ sault. At 1:19 s. m. Christmas morning, the Seminole County Sheriff** Department received a call from Harley Anderson, SFftA father and said, shocking, because It it the |of E. Onurs Rond, who ssld ,'sl b’ ing you good day known as Christmas." that a ninn had broken into Anil hr ranir with haste and his house, beat him up and tidings of great Joy — for found Mary Jan r and the baby forced a woman, Rosa Green, unto you is born this day, a lying in the bed to accompany him Into • daughter. And this shall be a And when Ihe time comet neat by woods, sign unto you—you shall find that Ihe young couple shall Deputy Mill Chandler and the tiahe wrapped In a big red I depart from tlie hospital with Constable Hob Carroll railed the child. Ihe lather shall take I on the Sanford Police Departthem to his home at 2635 San l ment to bring s dog to track pfnrd Avenue And later he tha man. shall return to his duties in l.t. liounjuardei' dog, Rex, IIVAII 3 al Sautord Naval Air w h s put on the scent snd Mat ion. quickly tracked down Wayne L. Francisco, 28, who was hid­ The Navy appealed again ing In the woods with the today to souvenir hunters Winn-Dixie Sales woman. Sheriff's deputies to please return parts of placed him under arrest. Up $20 Million the Vigilante i l l p I • n r Francisco I* In county Jail JACKSONVILLE (U PD — „ huh crashed last Wednes­ Winn - Dixie Supermarket*, under 82.500 bond, charged day at DeBary. throughout the South showed with breaking snd entering, "Some vital parla of the s 320 97 million sates increase assault and battery, assault aircraft are stilf missing.*' during tto- . l week (n-rlod end- ami indecent exposure. ■ N x r r • p f'h m m t n M -Constable Carroll reported 'liXg P e c ' D ( h r c o m p a n y anday. "It may be these parts nyunced today that Anderson suffered lacer­ ere slid In the ,crash srea, The company, which has 642 ations of the fere from the or they may have been supermarkets, said the volume beating administered by Fran­ lakrn by souvenir hunters .** totaled 3412 L'6 ipiltinn compar­ cisco, and Mrs. Green had Thrse missing parts, it ed with 3391 28 nulltqn for the biutar# about the face and was rvplainrd, may hold Ihi- same period last year. This thrust, lie said Francisco had answer IA the cause of the was an inciusse of 5.36 per forced entry Into the house by breaking out a window. crash. ' cent. Constable’ Carroll credited the police dug, Rex, with swiftly and rfficrntly trucking * ^ J \ W n to hi* hiding lace. C h ristm as B a b y Is G irl Jiy ltotlie Aoat|«- j . "And there was abiding Sanford, a Navy man, Geram Mnnrv, anil hi* wife, who wa* g n a t with child. “And the lime wa» accom­ plished that she should tie dc llvcrcd and her husband brought her to Seminole Me mnrial lhi-pilal "And at 2 to a in »hr brought forth her (IrM horn chibl anil wrapped her in swaddling dottles mid laid her in a bassinet. "And her name shall tie call etl Crystal l-eigh Moore, for she is t daughter of the house snd lineage of Moore." And the » eight of the child was five pounds and two ounces and the doctor appear H ouse K ntercd Bill O. Wydall, of 226 Brad shaw Avenue reported to po­ lice llfi* morning that his house was entered over the weekend but apparently*- noth ing is missing A julousy win dow was removed and a screen torn, he told police. Navy Appeals For Lost Paris ;lr S a n fo rd G u ard sm en S a v e Y o u th Two young N a t i o n a l |worse for his experience. I tha Volusia County Sheriff '* Guardsmen from Sanford are ! Deputy Sherman Walker, of [ office, said today that David credited with saving the life i\J « 13-ycar-old Orange City boy, buried in a cave-in Sat­ urday. Raymond King, 20, of Lake Monroe, and Robert Murphy, J9, of Sanford were on their way back from DeLand, on SK ISA, Just off Hwy. 17 92, when they were hailed by Mike Rlendlnger and Calvin Slalone, both 12, of Orange City, who aaid a companion had been buried in the sand of a rave the boys were try- * ing to dig. • King and Murphy ran to the epot, grabbed David Lamb' by his feet and pulled him out of tha cave whera he was buried head first down to hia knee*. L1FKSAVERS. These two younjf Sanford men A passing motorist, Mrs. are luaponaiblu fur .saving the life o f an Orange Carl Foote, who observed the City youngster trapped in* a sand cave, Robert happenings, called an ambul­ Murphy (le ft) and Raymond King happened to ance. After a check-up Lamb be passing aa companions o f the trapped child was Ukan to his Orange City home, apparently none tha acreumtd for help. (Herald Photo) ' was '’fine” snd "mighty lucky .th at he didn't gel any sand in his lungs." . if King Mill Morphy, both stationed at Fort. Jackson, 8. C., with the National Guard, were hume on Christmas leave amt hud been visiting frirn Js in Dt-Iumd. King is the son of Mrs. Deesie M. King, of Kl. 1, Box 113, Sanford, and Murphy it ihe-aon of Mr. and Mr*. R. C. Jack son ,-310 Second Street. Mrv. Lucrctj* Lamb, mother of the rescued boy, said, "I'm very, very grateful that thesa young men camq by when they did, as (hey probably saved David’s life. The other boys said’ he had already be­ gun lo turn blue. Mrs. King ssld she wss "mighty pruud" of her son's part in saving I-amb's life. "Raymond said he was hap­ py that he was able to help someone end gled thet he got to the boy in tim e," laid Mrs. King. ‘Florida Death nsavA... BRIEFS Toll 24 Over Border Clash* 3-Day Holiday MIAMI fU P I) — Eighteen people died on the highways and at/lcast aix more were n other sccidrnt* dur­ ing7 the Christmas holiday In Florida that wss climaxed hy a 17-car smashup on an inter­ state highway Sunday.. Noah Hodges, 25, of Apop­ ka, was tha last victim re­ ported by ths highway patrol during the long holiday. Hodges was killed in an auto accident south of Plymouth Sunday night. The Florida Highway Pa­ trol said 18 persons received minor injuries in ihe mass collision on Interstate 75 near Ocsls, Police said the accident was caused by an unidentified motoriat * who stopped in the road where the highway merges from four to two lanes. Four drowned In fishing accidents snd a Jacksonville fire claimed ths life of a Jacksonville invalid during the holiday period that .be­ gan at 6 p. m. Thursday and cohtinued through midnight Sunday. Ry Saturday night nine smashup# had taken the lives of 13 people In Florida. Killed Saturday were Stev­ en C. Wetherington, 22; Lydia Estes Wetherington, 19, and Mrs. Gertrude Christy, 75, all of Orlando. A United Tress Interna­ tional count showed 576 traf­ fic deaths throughout the U. S. during the holiday. The breakdown of all accidental deaths: Traffic, 576; fires, 37; planes 18, snd miscellan­ eous, 62, for s total of 703. Military Gels LBJ Orders T E L AVIV, Israel (U P I) — Israel and Jordanian patrols exchanged gunfire today in two incidents along the bor­ der, official sources said. Seek Solution UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (U P D -T h e United States and the Soviet Union today resume ihe search for e solution to Ihe UN financial crisis. Red Arms PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (U PD —Communist Chins will supply light snd heavy wea­ pons for 22,000 Cambodian troops, chief of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk said. Deadlock ROME ft^p JJ — Alarm toft, the future of Itaty'e parlia­ mentary system arose today when parliament failed, In Its t _ _ .* J t , t o break a dead­ lock in the presidential elec­ tion. * 17 Wounded SAIGON (U P I)—Communal guerrillas wounded 17 Amer­ icans, Including ■ college etudint on a "working vacation" in South Viet Nam, in attacks south of Saigon Sunday, 18 was announced today. Search Ends NEW ORLEANS (U P I) — Ths U. S. Coast Guard search­ ed for the last time Monday for ■ Florida seaman, J . W. Adams, of Tampa, missing in Ihe Gulf of klexlco since Sat­ urday. Fifth Column KUALA LUMPUR (U P I) — Malaysia charged today that a Red Chinese "fifth column" in Borneo Is aiding.indoneiian 'efforts to "establish . . . ■ Communist dictatorship" on Ihe divided island. 1800 Dead JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (U P I) — President Johnson wants the armed forces lo wipe out "every vestige" of rarial dis­ crimination in National Guard unit* at home and In housing and public place* used hy American troops abroad. He issued such instructions In tlie Pentagon on Ihe basis of a presidential committee'* report calling for "immediate and, if necessary, draatlc ac­ tion" by U. S. commanders abroad to assure equal rigid* ior Negro aervlcemen. NEW DELHI (U P D — The hurricane which lashed Cey­ lon Wednesday and the tide] wave it sent surging against Ihe m ast of southeastern In­ dia took the live* of a| least 1,800 persons, It waa re­ ported today. Seek Overthrow LEOPOLDVILLE. The Con­ go (UPD — Prem ier Mala* Tshombe charges that Alger­ ian and Egyptian army offi­ cers are leading contingents of thr Congolese rebels who srrk lo overthrow the Tshombe government New Parley MANILA (U PD — Senate President Ferdinand Marcos called today for immediate renegotiation of the Philip­ pine.U. S. military bases agreement In view of agitation JACKSONVILLE (U P I)-A here over the shooting of F il­ young welder who killed his ipino trespassers by U. S. ex wife snd another woman sentries. Sunday died early today from a bullet ,he had fired into hie owh temple. s u e .T U A W , S « trth ._ Y tt: ’ IS'M a nufe wa-. Nam (U P I) — A Communist found in Larry D. B ojer'a po»- Viet Cong general's headquar­ session which .read ; "1 am te r*-h is been captured and n *orry for what I have done "record " cache of Viet Cong but I loved her loo much." weapons seized In a Great Ills tw o.victim s were Mrs. government -victory, American SI) a run Boyer and Maxine and Vietnamese military offi­ Stackhouse, both 22. cials announced today. Welder Slays Two, Himself Hq. Captured XOWdrffre*' ennem f t WUAVfi HAST R A fiT ALIAITTV AtWAYS QUALTTY • City Ponders Bars Closing Consideration of • change in closing hours for bars for New Y ear’s Eve will face City Com­ mission when It meets tonight at I at City Hall. Also on the agenda is a sche­ duled address by Municipal Judge Ken McIntosh. His topic was not listed in the memo to city officiate. Other Rems in the brief agenda liste consideration for the transfer of funds for po­ lice cars; approval of special­ ized engineering services of Clark, Dieti, Painter and Asso­ ciates; consideration of adopt­ ing the revised issue of the plumbing code; consideration at annexation of i n area at 27th Street and French Ave­ nue; end renaming of Lincoln Street to Grove Manor Drive. « * A FT ER CH R ISTM A S CLEA RA N CE! B O YS' S W E A T E R S ........................ * | .9 9 lo I J . M B O Y S ’ JA C K E T S ........................... ........... S g lo S 0 W O M EN ’S F L A N N E L GOWNS ........ G IR L S ’ COATS' ................................. |0 f f .9 9 to 90 M E N 'S LONG U N D E R W E A R _______________ ff C H IL D R E N ’S H O U SE S H O E S ............ «J M E N 'S F L A N N E L S H IR T S ____________ I f .44 BARGAINS GALORE IN EV ER Y PART OF THE STORE! WHITE GOODS EVENT STARTS JAN. S V J tf � 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, 1964 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 24, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 24, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 24, 1964; <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/aa424c89fba1c0d18cf69ec5c8a558ea.pdf faf1c0fdb344504d1f37b9ac4e0291d3 PDF Text Text •t i 11 n . * 7. .r f* r •c , T tllfr- 0 in la r8 1 Page 10-A—Dec. 2 PRICES IN THIS AD ARE E F F E C T IV E DECEMBER 2T«I THRU DEC. 27th., 1964 • CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY U.S.D.A. GRADE 'A* QUICK FROZEN TENDER BROAD-BREASTED 2160 PARK AVE, BLUE RIBBON QUALITY WESTERN B EEF S IR LO IN I STEAKS! ew ee POll YOUR STU FFIN G OYSTERS i FOOD ANY Y*u«i( Breed-Breasted l Ifj i u n -.1— ■— tjlt) TURKEY ------ -— extra MERCHAN TS GREEN STAMPS j■ (OMIMV.MIWMIIB Farmer Gray Turkey CANDY 79t SAUSAGE 3 ... I00 B L U E RIBBON Q U A LITY BONELESS LADY FAIR 15oi OLD SOUTH T -B O N E ,C U B E OR TOP ROUND 27c StuffingBREAD 25* GOLD MEDAL Plain or Self-Rising FOOD FAIR PURE CREAMERY 'K dektntntfj'FnrirkrJ FLO U R P E E L E D & D EV EIN ED Mistletoe Seen As 'Powerful' LIM IT.1 WITH SS.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER c a r d in a l s l ic e d BACON 2 ...89c L fA N LARGE ! M EA TY YOUR CHOICE! FYNE -BAKE OR FRESH PORK BUTT 39. LIMIT • I WITH J S . 00 OR MORE ORDER ARMOUR BONELESS HAMS 4 & 2” PICNICS sal” ARMOUR BONELESS Many of the thine* t l . A t eymbalixe Christum* to us have a fascinating story — and often a very ancient one. Belli, holly, randleie. and *Ur* have been revered through the ages. Some are pagan In origin. aonie Christian To­ day. all have mellowed to give • special mean ill g to out cal(dilution. To the milliona of women who treaaure charm bracelets, tho addition of a new dangle la a Chriatmaa tradition. For example, did you know that mlitletoe la ronildered powerful, ua well aa funT It** tuppoaed to ward off tooth­ ache and witches! Hecause It i* a parasite, growing in tier * branches and never touching lh* l»M»unii..lk.>RM»1MUi*p4wwjLi___' to draw strength from heaven. Traditionally, for every kiss atulen under the mistletoe, a gentleman Is duty hound to remove on* berry. When the berries are gone, so are tho biasing privileges. It is log grated, however, I hat this ruitom In1 overlooked with their mistletoe charm; the berries are cultured pearls. Bills are impatient tierause they summon the faithful to' worship. Often they arc blessFANCY SNOW WHITE •d and given taints’ names I t is said that a hell lost at Rea will ring from it* watery depths just onrr a year — on FRESH LUSCIOUS RED Christmas Eve. Candy canes? They are a bit h u d U> trace. However. SAVE 6c! LIBBY’ S FLAVORKIST ASS’ T FLAVORS • SAVE 10c MORTON FROZEN h GALLON SAVE 4c! HUNT’S CALIFORNIA HOLIDAY’ y e l l o w c l i n g h a l v e s or s l i c e j FROZEN SLICED STRAWBERRIES SAVE 18« • WHOLE KERNEL CORN m CAKE MIXES 4 lfss bo xes! SAVE IS* a L IB B Y ’ S ~ jj£ k — 9 6 REG J?« so. DUTCH MAID ’ YES-YES COOKIES 3 ? SWEET PEAS 5,... HOLIDAY .SPECIAL NIBLETS D tv rrT rrA fjp r- ALUM FOIL 25 Fi. ROLL HOLIDAY BAKERY FROM CAULIFLOW ER TOKAY GRAPES FRESH CRISP PASCAL CELERY FRESH TENDER YOUNG CtAMT 7H L B RING • GOLDEN JUMBO STALK SFLtT-Irew a-N -Secva Cls nU LLO FANCY SWEET FLORIDA United I’rraa International The total brightness of (h* moon la calculated na about equal to • 100 candlepowcr lamp a t a dUtanca of 68 fact, according to thn Encyclopedia Britannic a. , It hai bean estimated that then a n mora than 30,000 alHJna flighta In tha U.8 . dal- fksofi I a Hsllday r « h A Net STO LLEN COFFEE CAKE -5 9 * Nosy You Know ORANGES ■ P EA C H ES .SPECIAL ! 11-*.*»•■C M * 13-37-44 • " ■ ■ ■ ■ * ROMA WINES. 89 �*1 U .J V »-£- * I t '.I Boom Seen B y Julian Stenslrom By Hairy I. Johnson “Except for Brevard County," said Robert Doyle, Sanford and Seminole Coun­ executive director of the East Central Florida Re­ ty got an early Christmas gift gional Planning Council, "Seminole County will ex­ perience the highest percentage of population growth yesterday w-hen announcement in the seven counties comprising this section of was made that Blake Paint ThU Is the tim e of year Florida.” Corporation is moving to this when ‘ brotherly love" pre­ ThU was part of brief hr added, "inroad* are being tails. For example, a Scott' area from Orlando. resume presented to Sem­ made into our physical envir­ The firm will locale iU faci­ Avenue resident noted Christinole County Commission­ onment. lities in a building off Grapeers today during their reg­ "In agriculture,” ha said, m as 'decorations in his neigh­ ular meeting at the Court­ "we're working on a feaslbla borhood but no lighted decora­ villc Avenue (SB 425) and an ppvgrain in the three counties house. tions. He knocked on doors, Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Doyle's figure*, obtained from which will bear the brunt of suggesting they light up their siding. preliminary reports by various Ihe population increase — homes outside for the holi- j Blake Paint will have about consultants, indicate that this Seminole, Orange and Brevard days. One of those contacted 15 employes at the start wilh county’s population will room —to protect our citrus indus­ was Scott Burns, who heads others expected to be hired as to 155,000 by 1990. "That's just try a* well as water conserva­ the l o c a l KP4L set-up. the plant expands its opera­ 15 year* away." said Doyle, tion becatiK- it's here we have •■Scott," said Herman Jacob- tion. It makes lacquers, syn­ "and it’s not a long time when our basic w ite r rcchargo son, "if you Christian boys thetics and industrial paints. you consider that activities at arra ." don't put up Christmas light *-The-plant* will occupy a 20,Doyle thanked the Commiss­ The first official action since the Cape began just 13 years decorations, this Jewish - bet) 000-square-foot area and will ioner*. especially Gen, J. C. will," PS — Scott and his have 110 feet of railroad siding. 1949 toward the establishment ago.” and Chairman Doyle declared that Pro- Hutchison neighbors took the hint. Target date for work to begin of a port terminal for St. James P. Avery, for their co­ • • • vard County will undergo the is Feb. t, Johns Itivr-r barge traffic largest population explosion operation with Ihe Council dur­ City police officers will eat" flonovalion of Ihc structure came today when the Board since the survey indicates that ing Ihe past several years, h e a r t i l y this Christmas.' will be handled by the LeRoy nf Seminole County Commis­ county's numerical growth Hutchison and Avery will thanks to the generosity of Robb Construction Company, sioners put its "stamp of ap­ will risr from Its present 175,- leave office on Jan. 5, Strickland-Morrison Inf. “Each and Sanford Electric Company proval on a proposed act 000 to 410,000 by 1990. officer has been asked to visit will rewire the plant to fill the which will tie presented to Population wise, the seventhe Winn-Dixie store' on E ast, company'# needs. . the 1965 session of the Flor­ county area's population will First Street and he'll receive Papers for the industrial ida legislature for adoption. j flit the astronomical figure erf a turkey, free.and with Strick­ switch were signed yesterday The proposed act wa* Pre‘ I i 8 milium hy 1990. "This," he 11 j— land-Morrison's compliments. afternoon at the Florida State senior! to the board by Jack added, "will almost double the • • • Bank conference-room. Bolt, a member ol the Port present population." Vandalism continues to pla­ The new industry was Authority Committer of the Doyle said that a complete eral Savings 4: Loan Association; Roy V. Mann, gue city police. Sometime last bought here through the co­ SIGNING PAPERS for the location of the Seminole County Chamber of inventory of all public and pri­ Sanford Atlantic Nat intuit Bank; l.orirj^ Bur­ night or early thif morning operation of Sanford's three Blake Paint Corporation in the Sanford area is Commerce which Is headed by vate utilities in this region has someone broke a window at financial institutions and the gess, Florida State Bank ; and Joe Davis, attor­ the firm’s vice president, Mrs. Marilyn 1.. Blake, Francis iToumillat Jr. been made and immediate In the pay phone l*>o!h at West Sanford-Seminole Development ney for the Sanford-Seminolc Development of Orlando. Watching the proceedings, held yes­ The com mil lee was formed dlealion* are that there arc 13th Street and Southwest Company. t ompanv, the group which negotiated the lo­ terday at the Florida State Bank, are from left, two years ago by Ihe trade far loo few to adequately Executive Manager J o h n Hoad Earlier last night some­ John Krtder, executive man­ cation of the industry m this area. Stuart Smith, company attorney; W. B. Blake, hod) s tx.ard of directora and serve Ute present population Krtder of the Seminole Coun­ one placed a sewer pipe in the ager of the Seminole Chamtier (Herald Photo) company president; OeotKe Touhy, F irst Fed­ this year—under the guidance much less that anticipated tn middle of Ihe road on Myrtle of Commerce, represented the ty Chamber of Commerce last of sill, committee chairman the next few years. Avenue between Second and development company in the night [minted to Ihp potential­ Guidon Frederick and James ‘ Airports,' he declared, ly bright future of this area's Third Streets. negotiations The local finance P Avery — the committee re • * • "are not well loralcd, accord­ economy when he addressed a institutions participating were t.lined the rngmrrmg firm of ing to surveys and contacts In answer to numerous r e ­ Florida State, Sanford Atlan­ meeting of Ihr Seminole Coun­ Lockwood and Green of Green­ with Eastern, Delta and Na quests from Sanford and Sem­ tic* National Bank and First ty linard of Realtors at Sem­ ville, S C., In make the nec­ Imnal airlines " As to high­ inole County grid tans about Federal Savings and Is.an As­ inole Plaza in Casselberry. essary feasibility aludies. ways, "Standard* are being the ticket situation (or ihr 2oth sociation He listed the establishm ent Although final report* are very closely studied," Doyle TAM All \ S S H : | l T i l annual Gator Howl classic in of a metropolitan telephone W I) Blake Is preddent of Hot yet available from the en­ claimed, especially in view of Jacksons llle, we’ve got the the company and Mrs Marilyn Me Vi*n <iiuntii's Unit h»%r e* system, higher education th JACKSONVILLE 11*1*1» — gineering firm, periodic pro­ atraight stuff from Hubert L. B!ake is vice president. Cltcutl Court Judge William It) Coiled Pres* wood trees and plat]} u f.lh t UA'ricnrfd 9I'Hintl tnntHnirfit gress rem its presented by the tile site of the proposed uni­ ilw form of a county commun­ Ml cull, tiator Bowl official. Alt)*. Stuart Smith rcp'cscntversity and the highway con ity junior college and the East l bench in* rams and gates* at«m» wane like.)' to iop.pi«. L. Durden »*>■• he expect* to turn utter of Tii**rr Ihnii five project director fur the com­ Hubert says Ihera are less ed the Ulakes in the transac University, (tines whipped the Columbia pin *vnt above lust yooi i.vrr® pany overwhelmingly indicate nections which will be requir­ Central Florida itile !-y the Tit at of the year eau*ed thi worst floods in than 1.000 tickrls available ed "F urther." said Doyle, and the development of water tion and Ally. Joe Davis the on n toil vvhph aeekx r>- years along Ihe Pacific Coast River into waves winch pound ttivrn H'biii! imnl •tnte •« boo| the nrceasiiy for such a ter­ "we are giving close attention projects which would include Some ot these are excellent development firm. ed A*tnria 1»fr , wa.-dimg out asxe«*mi-nl for l a v * tn Duval today g. scats but they are singles fiiiiilt Uttniu to* minal as one of the prime de­ to a new trend, that of putt­ a port terminal, Ihe .Sanford iwn mi lo*u sections ul tadCounty at fail market value velopment* of 1tie river s po­ ing research and industrial Entire towns were evaruat . t . V Ticket requests can be ad marina and the ht. Johns In­ I collapsing two docks, “'J • tential In Ihe area of Iran* area right on university cam ril and houses were swept dressed to the Gator Bowl As Itu* vru\*lh t Rill* dian filler canal projects. -Ulk ng tine barge and cap*u away by tile raging water. puses " aorta Ron. 11 East Forsjth, ill |<m \ .ml l mil* nf ihr puliation In Ihe Immediate future, I I i TOLD V I I 1. E. T ii r Many Cent i a I Florida Brins Resident] of t alllornia » Eel mg arudher Jacksons llle Florida S t a t e 1 1 1 « 1 1 1' T<k ||||*»*»l* Et'fat fi'llti* f ut to the field of economics, Krtder stressed the current It* float- d o v e r a m a m r.»n*'.s i i r i i l • i t i *t 1. -i River t .in.von said the dejjue meets Oklahoma in the event i|*» K• ft Di *|1V, f bl' ctl 1i»|Jrii*ti! and Industrie* have already tmylc pointed out ’ 11> 1910 ttie growth of the county’s econ­ „hvv in ,i l o n s Bav . »ic l ti,*s»|t»r i»*l'i!* nimrd vatth was worse IJ.ali tin* dlsa*tioi• 99 •Ini!’ jutlljtl* i tl -.l* pi t 4• n» provided la.ckwiN.il and Given cast central Florida region omy and pointed to an ex­ Rus'iim miitltf ni«ch!f.c1Lruni floods of 1935 Bund Teds ot I i w . n e i * m i n e d h o m e s a n d with information a* to the ton A Living Nalixily Scene is will I* the richest market area pected 575 million tn hank ' \ i‘T^ 1lif t"KJ. I*.| i i \ V prr iatUUU-s win- m i l uateil Iloin . M i l riiitncroiis r o a d s . being presented by the Lu­ TALLAHASSEE (CPU - ail it'tmkin^ lhi k* y • till mi 1imj■t . »■11• 1111r.if t h«* nage they would import and in Florida P will have the deposits during 1965 aa com­ ji m Drill \ i !U*: i «»f INiulti, tinstorm wa* blamed l-u export on riv.-i barges when tile area ther League ot Good Shepherd Gov Karri* Bryant. financier highest per capita income," he pared with a predicted 3311 ' 1" i Ift 4 fit 1*f'1 n Min- finl f m3. Iti t«*if h im : the lerm lntl constructed. unr town was under live .t least two death* m (tie Lutheran C h u r c h through Ed Ball and other state politi in * *o sires*t*I ’Brevard County is million in J964 anil the |5U mil­ .-II. as winter s first (til! da) Today's actum mean* that feet id wall i Wednesday from 7 30 until cal figures have Applied to • t ir. listed along Ihe id richest lion figure hit ill 1963. I oli* r 1« ul ul j*1fi.ii fun U t loot! w j ter s <hew ed >ii|» vented a fury u! rain and ll.e County Commissioner* will roumirs In the t'nited States S 3o p m . and on Christmas State Treasurer J. Edwin Lar un i ratr <•f iifl. 1»i» nbov*f five "Here in hemmole," Krlporting cai tii (rum the lOOlfr winds mixed with heavy snow submit the enabling act In Its Eve from 7:3u until 9 p m . son fur authority to organize "The type of industry we der declared, "the brightest pt*r ff-nt 11d iutb'd Spiumulr present form to the county * PA I LliSON, N. J. t L'PI) — ut Ihe canyon's famed m l in ei-nlrid Washington and the a multi million dullar life m art attracting to Ibis region is outlook for continued - indus­ 1 1* p«T 4« rit, 137.729. ■sieilJ, ta -e a d e -•Ir-1 Rocky legislative del. gallon —. Mate Hit* nrlwwii) ia r usrtl hy a suratire company. what areas through ttie coun­ trial growth Is in the field ul inoutitalliv. Sen Mack Cleveland Jr. and try are trvmg to get," Doyle Tile license for the rompaii) ;!i!ik‘ o f h m o lit* w Itu *n ib u a h -“ electronics." He included re­ I lie ra-iis Hide 3o -in.a- an Mj Ii- Jtep Joe Davis — for hat tiern delayed because the • •l n hank 11Uck at a church claimed. ‘ We are and will be search and manufacturing and aour winds rdf the mean into further action by the Male orgslliters did nut list Ihe m l o i y iiud €ftc'tt|ie«i with getting people with more than was obviously referring to notlhein e aliform* and trice Legislature tn llic next ses­ average Incomes and "that names of officials who will 114,MOO u a i fftuml only a government contract* for aero­ 16332633 . gun Highways were cut off sion. *.win.it ilutumc from the rob* run (he new company. ,,, , , , , means w« must also be pre nautical and space research and homes Hooded try runa jiuliei mid linluy. The teller of application, h* *y to meet the problems ol projects which are being re­ TAMPA (L T D —State GOP sagned by Bay W. Richardson by (he legislature, will create r o it r l.Al HE It DALI way rivers. more schools, more |K.lice and ceived hy arc* based elec­ Chairman Tom F. Brown hat J r of Jacksonville, who will CHICAGO i FPI -The Na a port authority with mein- fire protection, and additional tronic Brins, i L’P I' — SI*iIt- Board of • ontrol written a letter u> Gov.-elect become ene of Bryant’s law tlnr\»l Safety ('mined said lo twrs of the authority's tmard services these people will re NEW YORK ( U P D —Stan- mjjntier Dr t harles F->rnian During the meeting, S. 1C. Hiydnn Burnt aiking for * ' day between 5.V) and 050 per bring named by the governor quir*. when the governor tuii D Sanson, one of the has written Gov Farris Dry Wilson, vice president of Ilia Ipeclir icu fo n Of tftr Legfr • leaves office Ja n . A, said l i e iToTnt!’~r?rhf«*r» N*f~-*•).»*»«» * . '.UP would to. kilted, m traffic . According to the committee. "Another are* under study." I lurid* Board of iti-allors' Ia lure at "train a t possible corporation would he run by f 7 iiitllioli h i g h e r e d u c a t i o n considered as a ineitil.i r id .leeiilunU during the Christ once Hie port authority If rf' t M m r n » r ~ "f*' tiw ^ r e s m -r ■mtrrtrt f t e r r — frrvfsWn#— FA aricr ,tan. i," tahhvhed ttie U-aid would tin ..!>•* tiollil.i* wc- k- od Ihe rdSiona! heads of Iwn .-.ml i i K i g ru m , d i e d a i i o a t d (tie stale * new Board ol IU Lion of ttnv Si John* River tu Mew art flelmly as president The ipccial test ion would The lu.lldav otfiii.illy xt.irts mediately seek to locate the sin because one of the major of tiir county board lor 1965. large life insurance cpmpanir* il < Inn i cjucvri Elizabeth gents consider reapporlionment In hut he did not give Unur I in- Miami i.usinessiuau was I e* at f> p tn local time Thursday terminal and arrange finances Foiman said tn the letter reasons why people are com Herbert E Stenstrorn V*s In­ the lettyr Brown said "a na me*. he did not want to serve a* t I PI) Pmujilrn! Jutm- Il to- and ends j I midnight Sunday for' Ita construction II ( ) ch I s old. tng into this section l* ta-cause stalled as - vice president, cloud of illegality" will hang -Ufc ti»r fill! lull'll lit i h i ti f y Groundwork tor the enahl Howard I'v Ic, president of a regent b e t,hup hr i* o|i|«e. of the climate and the recto* Ben F Ward Jr, as secretary, over ttie 1963 Florida Legisla­ • d to t>ov • Itit Haydon !» i'll i n it i hjiiii'r In ritiii ♦ ji the 's-fe's ••- nul. -aid tills tng act lias been under way Burial facilities and this I* the Itiiymnnd kensing as treasur­ ture unless the apportionment -l*t »tj|fl«l 1 1 1 lit f* f.M ' nf ll.lmighi.ut the euirent yeai y e a r s piedutr-n* t--ok into WILKES5 - HA It RE. Pa Burn* basic- re is, hi wJiy we have all er and Ernest boulhward a diproblem is solved. account the 10 per lent n»f Members of the cham bers .His duties as a tlietul.er of , • filling fur il«,iiis hr i l I’D —ltd ue workers found this potentitl today Already,", rector. Burns has said he will call Fiji f i mn in x t yi* m r "s hmlurt P-Ut committee visited ports m traffic fatatll.es since iutk3 1 the ilfe le a * tHoly of one min- the Bfoward County School a special session for TcapporSriTi-tm y IGiLrlt The record lor a three day o> both Florida amt Georgia, r r early today after freeing Board were requiring non. of tionment, hut after the regu tamed consultants, sifted VISNilJlIiitM llfld Hit IuIt I* t hristmas Imlidav. such as Ins time, t o iman said m the another fj om rave-in debit* A coroner'* jury convened lar session. letter and told Bryant lie it! I hr Jiiifit Ctilri* <*f .%Iji ff It.is year, w.it act in 1935 tlji until Hie rnale of reports, which iiuit tiupped them L 'O p for more than two hour* last vt« noet with when 609'lrjlL< dratlis were <4 o the rur mg rue tld at tons of could not adequately j c t u a s ' * 'j r no'hrduled night and returned a verdict feet undcig.ound m an an­ •ids o ^ o trfu ’ port**on the It Ht ll.e LBJ ttaneh for rHpHiefl j fliiririg list ycJFs a regent. thracite mine. of "self-inflicted gunshot ji firm I liM»k »»t miytury itrrsM* ofie day holiday, 236 persons rnLra tts^HU wategwSiy* and n f t T QUALITY r v iiA jr r v ™ ALWAYSa nF1R8T wounds" In the death of James GAINfcSVILLE (UPD —A 1>> Ik* irulutliil In the fincal were killed mi the nation'* today oqtalncd - the I'mmly fire in a locked bedroom caua- It. Hall. Lomrnissiun's official bless I'"e»i l»iidk'<T Jiitminn will ii*ml highways SAIGON, South \ let Nam Mr. Hall was found dead in trd some |5,0tH) damage at the I'yle said that during' a nor mgs. t itn^rt-AA next cnemt)i, 1 1 I'll ■ — South Viet Nam's Kappa Sigma fraternity house hi* atore on French Avenue "I h« di'fI*n«c budgtl, u tin h mai three day non-holiday per all tha Unlveraity of Florida. Dec. 9. Last night’* jury was young ge'nerals who iliaaotvrd in r'inntnt; this ym r Ht fl'.r.R lod at this time of ihe year Tha fir* oeeurred in tha room aummonfd by C^rptur W th" High National ( ouneil 1 ilh-.n, mnxHtulrg ipo|«* thsn i.t.out 4.V) person* would die in of a atudent who had gunc Hugh Dunran to hear avidenre .''onday lifid srfrstrwl 23 putt* t r o r i T w o i t n i ' - r t t p i ? —The IlMlf tf over-* government ] t r a i n f acrulnrtt: j tirian* appeared today to first TFX, a warplane that home for Chriatma* holiday*. in the case, tsI JI'IIill Vlf M- Narnaru armounehave yielded in Ihe face of started some political wart ol Origin of th* blase was not . -7------------ —ita own. roomed to 15,nun feet ,d u , ‘ nmnth ‘hat he rxpect* O rland o s t r o n g American pressure. determined. A grandmother and three in its maiden fiighl Monday tn remain below the |,VI bilSHOPPING tot* abandoned by their parThe t r st. although rut short tiorv mark in hi* proposals t ’APE KENNEDY M T U — cut* WILL have a Merry GALVESTON. Te*. ( I T U by mrrhaniral troubles was for the newr fiscal yea., vshirh sta.t* m-xt July 1. An Orlando company will Christmaa, thank* lo th* efJarnca J. Reynold*, an aacalled "practically perfect " Theft of a ttlaviiimr aet huilil a 31.34 million training fort* of the Sanfurd-Urlando "1 am a happy fellow said m * tiiti t iectnlary of labor, from th* Meloda* Skating building for lunar astronaut*, Motor Club. Air Force Secretary Eugene . was ordered to join deadlock­ Rink i* hllng inveatigaled by Club member* •'adopted" ed negotiation! between ehip- Zuckert alter the trsl flight NEW YORK (U P I(—Joseph the Army Corps of Engineer* the aheriffa office. Deputies the four aa their project for per* and longshoremen'* un­ <Joe Bananas. Bonanno, Ihe unnounred today, ■aid th* thief pried open a The root m et. wa* a wanted the Christmas season, ion leader* today to prevent allegedly kidnaped M a f i a P tu » door to enter tha building They gava the grandmother a threatened dock etrike that chieftain, failed Monday to to Smith A Sapp Construction CHRISTMAS S E A LS ft|h lT B a n d •oroetima over tha we«k«nd. 10% F a d . Tax money to help her meager In­ JACKSONVILLE (LTD — •H e r RESPIRATORY DISEASES could tie up Uia nation'* Gulf Th* Army Carp* of Engineer* come out of hiding and a p p e a r, Company, with completion i« t come, clothing and toya for and Atlantic aeaport*. before "a federal grand Jury *or November, • SCIENTIFICALLY DESIGNED h** Scheduled three public as jus lawyer promised he The building will b# used the children. to provide simulator training hearing* next month on wa­ would. A club official said today • GUARANTEED ONE YEAR . BIRMINGHAM, Eng. (LTD ter requirement* for Evei'The lawyer, William P. Ma­ for the Apollo spacecraft’* tha parents abandoned th* —Gaorga Waiter*, 11, ha* been • DELUXE BANDS A thief climbed through « gladca National Park. The loney, appearing surprised and command and lunar excursion childran along with three oth­ charged with attem pting lo modules. It will be located btsring* Will b« a t Miami ers tn the family and “ Just window at Midway Eltmtnshaken byr Bonanno'* contin­ m urder hie wife by connect­ • UNBREAKABLE MAINSPRING ^ tary School over th* weekend Jan. 19, Clewistpn Jan. 20, ued absence, went before the near the manned spacecraft disappeared." The other chil­ ing an electric wire to a dour • MANY STYLES TO CHOOSE FRO M a lid look a typewriter, the.r- and W ist Palm Beach Jalt. grand jury himself for 75 min operalions building in the in­ dren ar* being cared for by . Jjandlc. an idea he gut from ■ ti uaU i*l complex. aUtar1 aaiaUr**, uica. i li 't deputies icporUd Today. : l lu ltv U w a program . Port Authority Wins County OK Commission Approves Bid For State Act Bright Future Painted For Seminole rmwA... BRIEFS Rule Next Year Bryant Looks To The Future Pacific Coast Towns Local Schools Roll Up 6.48% Hit By Raging Floods t Rods Attack Getaway Car Remap Session Conlrol Board Member Quits Grim V/arning For Holiday Ilies Oli Ship Military Costs Face LBJ Axe .inii.ssoN c i r v. Coroner’s Jury Miner Killetl Gives Verdict li F rat House Fire Yield To l T.S. mu?tff New Warplane T0W N CRAFT Flight Perfect Firm Winn Contract . Strike Pat-ley TV Stolen 17 JEW EL W ATCH ES Adopts Four FOR LADIES AND MEN ONLY No ‘HananaH* $ 1 3 88 Park Hearings Idea From TV School Filtered *v \ - Motor Club �*$» #w *w f Bear Lake Wins Gray-Y Trophy. M trwlh By Maryann Mil** WASHINGTON - A new org»ni*»tJ*m to help ff«acyvelivr* win paiiiUgj ofiuc b*a been ict-up by a (roup of prominent figure*, mowly *up porter* pi Sen. BirryM Goldwater. Outgoing Hep Itonlld Bruce (p |nd.) i* chairman ol tbe nrgfnUaUon. tb e^n icm .o i'.onlcrvati.c Union i^OUjr Bruce win ba* one ol the most couMinalfte voting re cord* in I'oqgrcti did not teei re election liter *n uo*ucce»» ■ *i j/j fiy ful prim ary bid fur a Senate H I'O K T H M A N H IIII* T R O P H Y w o n .b y th o H our L a k e E le m e n ta r y G ra y Y T V atn, p lr t u n 'd In-low, in p re v e n te d in to p p h o to b y GeorKC D a b b s, school p r in r ip a l, to C lin t G o re c , p r e s id e n t. L ook o n a t le ft is K en P a tr ic k , vice p rt'rtld e n l u n it a t r i g h t , K y le I i o u o , n e e r c tu r y a n d D on H an le y , G ra y . Y le a d e r. rury voyage, the 1**1 Amer­ ican orbital mission Tina means that moil hup* ll gone lor the Pulled Mate* to launch the four -maimeti Gemini m in io n s orlglnilly Scheduled lor ttnkt The four lllghtl would bare totaled some AuO min.hour* in apace. tiK L b . 1 1NVi. to.i i« G.s Kv.st H i H l.t U s c I S .I s !• ; c . - v i l U ' c l l .sky b u .s i V iuidvin t a u g h t t..s ‘. 1 s t SSCuk t l 1 t iu d llg V IV lt lt w . -sch o o l M ie I'f lU .Vs jclvnki shvssli , , , ' h in sic IvM, Co Hjght.. M ont Shvllrt How«. RialI(i,»il h d i i i , .it 1'. i « V\ 'k i l n N clh.tii knsno s'n.1 V 'c k s t i i pvll'.vi t.lUoi VVIoiii Bveks H u l t 's l u U o r . t'v rii l e v Hv.ath. Fvsjigs Viiyiw, Hiinlh. tn i- h s t n i l v i . N sir b'dlisjrtho, l.'vu.iinrs Judtl a i ij 1‘its id Vic V a n PlSMUdll Ss Hal i i ^ h t ha.l th o tlsy>J.is Now \ Oal ' idiac-ald. l»ia Arabian imaluaul* Has riser and un aiaabi* lain. w o rld new s baulord N asal Air Siattun in keeping with past years is' go lug all nut again this re a r with fh ilslu ia s dinner “ Fur the sailors aud \la i lues who will nut he able m go home tor the holiday season, it will be a choice tw-lwveu loasl bc-vt and luiVvi tur the IU11U cOUIsr* Also ill kvepsog. with- lh« season ttuit cakv. puinpkns pie mim ed meal pie and hard caud.s wVU t>e Ivaluivd tor denser I lhe menu includes tomato koup. satluie* coin bread divVtUSg Hr ashed potatoes glblwt | i s i | . •gieeo peas, corn, cranberry sauce, salad stud led ce ie o sweet pi. S ea sa soiled obtvea ttu-V eupa. 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M a i ♦#.» i».# s# K .t U V > M * \ p b p r t m i l * B ew| ‘ A i l s . s w U . 4 O K j ' f i# ;< iit , u i « u | u * 4 f* id t A H m H* A id M . * i u v , m a iu * • th* i^m t4a tkt i\ IU» nUfi • vir 'leu *•* IhA NlfthMl aa4 Hi #I t»a«l* e l f . ( * , ' . aeAdk, M <Ikfk, 2|*U » a «U h 4 u m m / w »i m . M i;ii.w % K a 1*. a H v b : j ; % r » f * 4 I ' m U , f *1 f . •'f Ul# •;4uUl»0U*4s la ^a*tf*(el iartlsa Y> Vtkjare,' K *M- NAI.H • k P 4 « li> a . ' «V4» *k#el < U b l« ( 1* f * > i# iil4 l4 r i • it l» i* 4 Hy ft a )* « t\ f,# 322- FIVE HOMES NOW UNDER C O N STR U C TIO N ! Ur : # iv 4 a n iH e M.bHH * * *Uuuiii|iiurtnn Far Spnnklirr 'Syiitm* I » t |f W.likl SHIdsSk t *auplhJit Rikhl Vsnaiian r„n, i» i n i . ruiUflt \ •«1> luanufaitta| • 4 '•> ft.\- f ■i t ifi rd i pl n na l iCt fax l a . ' n m f U M 1i . s •*» Hard. Ola.s S I'aim Gciu* UtrlJ, *Hu*2*e NfksI *»• fklb uktiy. Saoi’a ' i ' , n f l l l a , '. ' l l N m u I i i M * ' O k Ifs *• txial "J ..clal Sc.4tsrIs«i a a l l .* hlf with *)i s|r iii I..! to t # « i 2. H i* *n > A . T » » vv \ h i T K and imjiiiissiur.ua n » »mt« ) K S O I * T i i , i i i * * l # t . M j A , 4 *i*»r»U*< - a 4 ia..A> ap.X :1j- -----anhttiwTPifn a*. r«r»» k i l k f l i M i h » r t l r . e/s^ aJI I i'.a ? Ih llit 'l t c a i* is l« s t i ft rrlita, IMI.S/, jiti-cssiU, ami un l * l a J H t d K *e * < *• r)ia v e n d * * epiV *a a ry u r Ifit lu r lv f. % ) * r 1 'v .iM ls n » S a i-N F O tto /fu i. leg al Notice Price In- “3 Lbs.. $3.9B" )H m a R £ A T T he B**r Lake Elementary , rSchool fifth and t il th grad* . Cray Y tram won th r North* ■ r a t t Champlonahlp FdolbaM Award preaentad at a banquet held a t Edgewater H u h School with 53 local boy a and th rir father* In attendance. Of th* overall 600 men and bo)-* attending from 14 other area tchoolt, th* Bear I.aVa , club had th# largeat reprearnU \> ation along with the di*titfls~ tion of receiving the o n tj* Sportamanahip Award givena f thi* time. It alto larked only one point to receive th a . Branch Football Award which went to the Fern Creek School. Fpotball certificate* were awarded to each of the boy*. Th* Cray Y'a practice every Wedneaday afternoon afte r school and on Saturday* the team meet* other aehoolt in competitive game*. Following laat week’a practice, the Tri Gray T girl*, under aupet-^ viaion of M itt Nan Comstock, entertained at a victory party for the boy* and »erved re— frrehm rnta of cake, cookie* • and «oft drink*. CONSTRUCTION' CO. CUSTOM; BUILDING A SPECIALTY • i W. a&th 3t. . ‘ Phon# 3^1*3108 H0MB3 ON. COUNTRY CLUB RD. - FOLLOW OUR SIGNS Stenalrutn Roadty, 3*tl«# Aunnts I’h o n a 3Z£*7A0b �1 - < ( t. • » * ■- Jtfir - m* . -■ -- - •>■•-.- * i ‘ ■ • fcatiTorB SrntTS WINN-DIXIE HAS TH E FINEST V A R IETY . . . TH E BEST OF EVERYTH IN G IN Q U A LIT Y "i Dec. 22, 1964 — Page 3 -C**a~ to T U R K E Y M m m S 1 a a ■ , . a’ I a,*-- ............- COP F I G H T — Rep. Gerald R. F o r d (RMich.) is trying to tinA neat H o u s e minority * leader Charles Ualleck. House R e p u b 1i cans elect their leader for the 89th Congress on Jan. 4. (NEA Telephoto) 1 8 -22 All Stores Will Be I POUNDS CLOSED L^ k \ “ JM POUNDS *i LB. LB. CHRISTMAS DAY, DEC. 25. Store* Will Clo*e At 6 p.m. Dec. 24th, We WII Be Open A* Utuol Dec 26th. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU DECEMBER 26TH wiNN-oiatt iroMi, inc, 10 - 17 These W-D Brand Broad Breasted Turkeys are inspected by the United Stotcs Department of Agriculture and given the Grade "A*1 seal. Each Bird is quick frozen to lock in all the tender goodness. W-D Brand Turkeys, are special broad breasted birds raised to give more white meat. C O P T R ia M ? --- I H 4 - DeBary To Have Parly Today /r r FRESH BOSTON BUTTS Pork Roast 39‘ By Mr*. John Leone Lb. The DeBary Civic A*»oci«» READY TO SERVE SHRIMP (In Market) rtiet) tion will aponior a Chriitma* P arty at 7:30 p.m. today in Pkg. the Community Center. PHILADELPHIA A ipecial program of mus­ ic will he presented by an 80tysroire combined choir of the First Baptist, Community SUNNYLANO FRESH PORK Methodist and First Presby­ terian Churches under direc­ tion of Ethel Bortseh with BOB WHITE SLICED Laura Platt Brown at the pia­ Lb $-139 no and Frank Woodruff at the Box I organ. The DeBary Choirsters TARNOW (Regular 49<> will sinjr with Mrs, Brown di­ recting accompanied by Ther­ esa Kupecx at the piano. # Soloists will he Robert N, COPELAND FRESH PORK McGee. Isabel Rearirk, Beat­ rice Muller and Mnrsnretti I.nkrman. Accompanying will be Barbara Bedient. Santa Claus will be at the REGULAR 2/29* . . LIBBY party and everyone is invited to attend. Cocktail.. 3 °°Si 79* Cream Cheese 29' Sausage . . „ u, 39' 3 Bacon Sli. Bologna (V I % V W-D GRADE "A" QUICK FROZEN HEAVY 4-6 LB -H A M B aking Hens839^ Land O' Sunshine SWIFT'S PREMIUM GRADE "A" QUICK FROZEN ROASTING BUTTER Can Ham 4 GRADE "A" QUICK FROZEN 4 6 LB. YOUNG HORMEL BONELESS G iz z a rd s Sets Service Fruited Ham 39' •- V a Christman Kvr Candlelight REGULAR 53< 'Country Ham 7 9 ' ■s ' ! » / ' A : l ARM GREEN STALKS Celery. . . 2 DEEP SOUTH Mayonnaise. . ^ 39 SWIH SCMOOt BOY stzi Apples . . 5 ti , NO Beery. Cranberries M W CROP SH ELLED \ Lb Pecans . . . . DIXIE DARLING HAKODATE. Japan (UPII REGULAR 2/29« —Nine fiahermen were fa ir ed drowned In atormy, anowawept aeaa off Mataumae in aouthem Hokkaido, the tier* them m o.t of Japmn'a four Reg. 95# - ANGELO SHERRY, PORT, MUSCATEL Bee-6 Wme L.cenwd Store. Only major itlande. An empty lifeboat and fi»h 16 ox. Pkg CAN 79 2 CORN o n i w k« . r t o iiN • o u T H im a t t c l l ■ Deviled Crab* T°P,VALUI STAMPS o n c rmm f «o isn HOW 4 1 0 JDMNlON EARS Coconut Cake M m ), add h u l w M 6 katketi m 4 Werwatioa fix** the * gift* Ot/. K ir » p a w h e e a *t*M y , •ad m l k m * | m r m •»* MB|rutU mtcam* Met Mam TOP_VALUI5TAMPS - f . m i a la. ewe. aiL.M*e p.exeH Turkey Roar! ■OOB THR. MC IIH MCGRAW EDISON TWO SLICE AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC ONLY M L R ilL O lUiyllla K ugrn.ttia FA 2-6254 Lake Mary w 1 :» #74 LADY VANITY (WITH CARRYING CASE) D HAIR i c . le t M 203-6647 Hophir llainca (t.-M 0 2 ONLY TOf^VALUl STAMPS AMT TITO RROITN Tornow P lu a i Mary G rttinga Hear Lake . .& *" •, ' 4* MT MaMa O N LY IfT M TB 6-1514 Mildred llan ey (6 6 -5 (3 1 Deltona S Margarine N o fa N o r m S. KemlnoU MCGRAW EDISON ELECTRIC STEAM L DRY U .U iO • OOO T H R U D i e 6.99 6.99 6.99 5.95 M MAGIC HOSTESS ELECTRIC CAN ONLY _ #71 Dinners 29 Palmetto Are. & 3rd St, 400 £ . P i n t HL . . . 2 79- -*■ ■MAR.lg R.,m^ -.i For VAHLMN?TlOZtN tRcNCfl FftV "" Potatoes . . . 5 " " 99' FAI r.TAFr, CANADIAN ACE. PABST. BALLENTINE, BUSH BAVARIAN, NATIONAL, REGAL, CARLINGS, OLD ArMLWAUKEE, PERFECTION (Beer & Wtne Ltcenseil Stores Only ) N ? r 6 C o ffe e C o ffe e . S la d e s.. . e e a I 8 9 ' REGULAR 87* . . MAXW'ELL HOUSE a a ^ l-LB^ CAN ^ l-LB.t CAN 5 9 REGULAR 774 T T ASTOR VACUUM PACKED REGULAR 89# GILLETTE STAINLESS STEEL RAZOR a 4 9 * . a 0 6-cf. DISP. REGULAR 17# . . DIXIE CRYSTALS . . 10X AND 4X CONFECTION AND LIG H T AND DARK BROWN 1 LB. TheSmartPlace ToGo...For GoodThinqs ToEat D cllary 1. MORTON FROZEN MEAT a TOP VALUE STAMPS •■a eeue.u bottl. Virginia rctriw ki P. O. Uox 1214 Sanford 49 Size QQ# Cons w w 2 12-oz Orange Juice Golden Bantam TOP VALUE STAMPS Take tm ahem cal (or Pumpkin Pies 3 ASTOR FROZEN SAUCE Fancy VWJ / a MORTON FROZEN MINCE MfAT OR Fam ily $ CRAN BERRY :..' MM i ^ ■■m REGULAR 27* OCEANSPRAY a. ■■ 1 0 ' 1*129 I Dinner Rolls 2 — 25 Vk 49f j .. 59 3V#* RtE EG -fW ! Lb O Q r Box L J SUPERBRAND HALF GAL. SAUCE l b Bog FRESH OCIANSPRAY Shortening . . 3 - 49 CRANBERRY Lh Bog VtitOw Onions . . 5 l' REGULAR 23* TH RIFTY MAID ALL FLAVORS Ice Cream' JUIO Ft OR111> Oranges. . 5 Detergent___ - 39 filh transport vessel Kikko. ® Maru No-. 0 wera found float­ ing In the wftterv off M«Uu* mat. * W H 0LE 0R HALF TALMADGE FARMS [lev. J. Gnrd6ll [Very, pastor, ha. annoum-ed that hi* serniun topic will be ‘‘God'e 0 Chriitrnai Gift.” BLUE OR W HITE ARROW .The church'* choir will he REGULAR 59* featured In a program of Chri*tma» Hymn*. Invitation to the. public to attend thi* inspirational icrvief ha* been extended by Rev. ] REGULAR REGULAR 69* 69* . . A6T0R Jap Finhermen t Feared Drowned 79 ' Picnics............ ■5 9 ' GREEN GIANT Niblets Corn 2 Servire beginning at II p.m. ‘2 SWIFT'S PREMIUM READY TO SERVE FRUITED (iiniii Shepherd Lutheran Church nf Sanford will have 59 SWIFT'S PREMIUM . . READY TO SERVE 29* Pie Pumpkin. REGULAR 2/39* . LB. CAN Can Ham 3 GRADE A ’. QUICK FROZEN CHICKEN Sausage . . . Lb 45' Good Shepherd BONELESS C h ic k e n s .. ’ 39* D u ck lin g s “ 4 9 * LB. SA LE- French Ava. 1 25th. Highway 17-92, Longwood I �I / • T • ■- r <u. . M M B l \ * *v; Bruce Biossot — Roy Cromfey Elected! Important Section haa ju st taken place—the election of presi­ dent and vlca president of the Unit­ ed 8tatea. Unlike the election of Nov. 8, In which Americans went to the polls to chose members of the Electoral Col­ lege, It will be some time until the results of this one are made known, even though only 588 votes were cast. I t is a fairly safe assumption, how­ ever, th a t when the electoral votes are unsealed by the president of the Senste on Jan. 6. Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey will be de­ clared president and vice president. This Is fortunste, because a num* • ber of persons are plsnning to a t­ tend Mr. Johnson’s Inauguration In Washlngtpp on Jan. 20. While they are not required to purchase or rent formal dreaa for this get-together of Just plain folks. It could still be erabarring and Inconvenient If It were revealed that the Electoral College had eloctad somebody else. Theoretically, this is possible. The Constitution merely specifies th s t the electors meet in their respective states and vote for a president and vice president. The only restriction Is that a t least one of the two can­ didates may not be an Inhabitant of the same state as the electors. Oth­ erwise, thqy may vote for whomever they please. In practice, of course, with a few rare exceptions, the electors have voted for the caiMUdataa of the party which received the most votes In the popular election held In November. The Electoral College syslam so works, though, that three times In our history—-1824, 1876 and 1888— ‘ the presidential candidate with the majority of popular votes did not re­ ceive a majority of the electoral votes. Because of .this system* which was designed to take the election of pres­ ident'an(T-vice president one step away from the "demos”—the crowd —It Is possible for only 11 states to elect an administration. A candidate need carry only these states, which represent only 22 per cent of the to­ tal electorate, to win the nation. Another criticism Is that those who run state politics can put up states of unpledged electors, such as hap­ pened In Mississippi In 1864. This legally deprives voters of the right to vote for the candidates of their party. Over the years there have been scores of proposals for reform or abolition of the Electoral College. But not until there Is some gross miscarriage of the popular will la It likely th at any revleion will be seri­ ously considered. In view of President Johnson's sweeping victory In November, any talk of electoral reform will be acaddemlc for a t least the next four years. Political Notebook WASHINGTON (N EA ) — Two months of U niversity of California student rallies, pic­ keting and ill-h is aimed a t expanding campus political activity bring to mind how f a r I*va w en students go politically In tome foreign countries. The California demonetrattons and the civil righte ac­ tivities organised by atudrnta a t le m i schools raise ths qutiUofi: Will U. 8. campuses eventually become the politi­ cal hotbeds universities al­ ready havs become In many other countries? I was in Mexico City a number of yeers ago when the authorities were moving the University of Mexico from the center of the city to the suburbs. Mexicans told me th is m ors was in large p art aimed at getting the students outside of the cap!tal so their politics! effec­ tiveness' would be reduced. In an emergency, I was t o l d , Mexican government troops could bar the students from entering the central city. Ae long ae the university was in the center of town, such control was practically im­ possible. Thought For Today And forgive us our debts. i»s we albo have forgiven our debtors; — Mat­ thew 6:12. TfiTmhst difficult of all virtue* l i ­ the forgiving spirit. Kevengo seem" to be natural with man; it Ik human to want to get even with an enemy. —William Jennings Jlryun. Dr. Crane’s II HI I I 11 U ilU 4 Prw« InU rnstlensl There li precedent for the loving c s rt with which Re­ publicans are assaulting each other In public end demand­ ing th a t thl* or th a t one among them be compelled to wa|k the plank, blindfolded, bound and gagged. Republicans merely a r e seeking vengeance on someene for the humlllHtlon Uiat attended their recent mis­ matched engagement w i t h LUJ'a legions. It Is 111 years sines the Republicans have been so angry among them­ selves. T hat was in ths year 1919 after H arry 3. Trutnan had licked Thornes E- Dewey and the pollsters in a presi­ dential election. Then as now the Republi­ cans demanded s scapegoat Herald Area Correspondents * Altamonte Hpriags Mrs. Julia Hartaa *1*1111 Entcrprt** Mrs. Rltchla Harris 148*814 MI-4444 User l.akt-K orret City Mrs. Marysnn Mile# Ksa-iiTi Ca> sslbrrry • Mrs. Jane C iiw I H ttj 428-4444 jj and tha choice fell nn Hugh Schott, of Pennsylvania, . a young men then of misleading milk appearance who was rhslrm sn of the Republican National Commit!**. So It was th a t ths Republican N ational Committee assembled in Jntiusry, 1919. In Omaha, Nsb., to, fire Routt and to purge Itself of th e,stu p id ities that, had snehled an umlorraUd lit­ tle guy from Independence, Mo., to make the tirand Old P arty and lta UUH nominee look like clrcue clown*. All hands Joined to mnk* fleotl walk the plank. ] l w h s un Improbable c e e l I t I o n agKlnet him, consisting In the mnln of the followers of H ar­ old E. Staseen, then a hlg lib ernl figure In politics, of the late Robert A. T aft, Mr. Con­ Lake Mary Mrs. Franrr* Wester 11J-4114 Lake H oarse Mr*. If. L. John*** 441-4724 Chuluott Mrs. Joss Msgla 111-4744 Dcilsrjr Mr*. John l.con* 448-48*4 —T - . . - ■ laa.B>>in9 . -’ . . . * . **_1 P tlto n t I O' * Mrs. Mildred Ilaaey i* 444-4411 Geaeva l P * Mr*. JaA aa Hays 148-4174 'a w 1.0a I wood Mrs. Donna Estes 4*8-1117 N orth O rlaads Mrs. Merger*! Cosby SJ1-478S Mr*. Clareac* Hayde* 414-4441 Oviedo Mrs. Kvelrn Lundy 444-1144 *• | 1 flfrrali Page 4 i ! Sanford, Florida Tue*., December 22, 1064 I I W 1L T M A- SW L ew , EDITOR AMU riRLISHEM VRAM* VOLTOLIMA, (W stlsU n - SSSMSt S s s s s w HOMERT ALEXANDER Advertising Direotar RUt URMEN S A M I L JOHNSON Advsrttsles M .aager MAAaglsg U t t e r ROV rLaTT •e se ra i Advtrllsiag Man.gw DORIS W I L L I A M SAMIR BUWERARRR •eels tr M ite r JesiB .se Mss** sc e v T t i e A lie n a r a s e w il l s city K iiu r MscSstlsal te st. f t 'B t STULLS KILL VINCENT Q e e slr M ite r a tslf rb o lsirap h e r r .b l u ti e d i s Ur ssoept Saturday, iu a s a r a a l C h rista* * ; Pub­ l i s h * R aturdar preesedlag C hrism s*. SUBSCRIPTION RATES U ow s Delivery l i e wash R r Redd i l l w eek SEMINULR COUNTS .. |M # I le e r M i • Meaiho *11 I R es the . l« I M eet* V. * Vestal ResalAUeos preside that s g paid la edvROee. ALL OTHER MAIL Iti-dd I le e r H I I H eath s *M • ’H eath s LSS L H eath M Merig u a a* he T h s H erald - Is a mambas a t th a Uattad P ress whtsh u s a ­ in ted aasIhHvelp la U e ase fa r lepsM ioM iea a t a ll tha isea, aatea pels ted la th is aeoeoapec. E s ta te 4 ae Miles a! / u tta r It. 1111 M artha, se d e r the Aal dd I t t e Real «d «, t i l l Mi p a r t al e a r m aterial, se w s e r e a t tru s ts * , e l u m euntea e l t i l Bee lard H erald s u p ha repredaead IR a t l m eaeer o il* e e l o riU M perm lhelee e f the p eh llsh ar of The H erald. A ar thdtrU____ o r firm remmoalhle fa r te a * reo red etU ea o u t he eared a s te in a r-S N >■ t a a H a rs u a e a p rrtg h t rr* o |U he liable (e t dam aged wader th s la « . H iI 0 Phil Newsom Soy£ In Panam a, it was a group of students, infiltrated by Communists, who set off the publicised Panama Canal Zone rioting. In Kaigun recently, students Holing reportedly played a p art In forcing Msj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh to give up the presidency cf South Viet Nam. Some of these students told me they planned to in­ crease their political activity. In the years I lived -in Japan before World W ar II, The Lighter Side CASE" U-482: Sue G., aged Istretched muscle that now in the child with • crossed S, has s Very 'common prob- lets the crossed eye deviate eye. WASHINGTON fU P I) — lem. to one this. Many parents, like Bus’s Dy popula'r demand, I shall ’’Dr. Crane,” her worried | Ths operation Is somewhat mother, mistake the correc­ epeak to you today on the servative himself, and of Col. mother began, "Sue’s left eye 1like the sewing process which tion of a crossed eye with the power arid glory cf okra. Robert R. McCormick, publish­ is badly crossed. ynu wive# employ when you operation for cataract. In previous lectures on this er and editor of the Chicago In tha latter, it Is ths subject, I have discussed some "So she ignores the images wish to narrow a waistline Tribune. These Joined to Indict th a t fall on th at rye and uaas that is too largs. milky lens Inside the eyeball of the many things that esn You then take a tuck in the which m ust be removed, for l# done with okra, up to and Scott a t the symbol of Dew- ju st her right eye. ay’s misrule of the Republican "Hut ths aye surgeon eaye fabric to tighten the w aist­ It sets likr a frosted pane of Including eating It. I have party. glass and thus prevents Us related how okra Is bring her crossed eys should be line. The eye surgeon likewise victim from seeing much ; a(Ur]|r ,| al „ blood plasma subThe trlieli had picked their straightened or It will grow shortens the stretched eye more than « blur of while nUiute. a treatm ent for ul­ candidate for the chairm an­ almost blind from dlauee. ship, Roy E. Dunn of Minne­ "Y et 1 shudder at any op­ muscle so it pulls the crossed light. cers. a paper stock, etc. flut • cataract operation sota. For two days tha battle eration affecting ths eyes. eye beck Into proper align­ yinee then, ritixens In nil ran alio lie performed under raged In the committee’* Oma­ .Suppose something should go ment. part* cf the country have The operation is putnlesa local anesthesia, Just like that ha hotel. The political anger wrong, Dr. C rane?" w ritten to me, begging to was terrible lo see but ■ plea­ Unless a doctor In Inebri­ and ths child loses hardly a uaed by your dental surgeon. hear more about this won­ There if alto not even a sure to listen to. The assem­ ated, nothing should go wrong drop of blood. drous vegetable. S<>, hand in All tha operating, too, U single drop of blood lose! bled politics becstna a t last so with such eye surgery. hand, let us explore the m at­ Ami within a few days the venomously angry with them­ Correcting c r o s s e d eyes done outside the eyeball, ao ter more deeply. you jw rm ta can <|uit shuddervictim now can look out selves and sach other thnt should certainly be done beI was particularly gratified th*-y lapsed Into ths truth fore the victim rnlera school, ing about possible lose of vis- , through th at eye th a t formerby two letters that I receiv­ ly was milky due to vhitfor that helps produce two i*m in that eye. ■ml began telling Isles. ed from Tennessee, for each, Assembled there In Omaha good eyes. The eye surgeon doesn’t en* Ish lens. Lacking the lens, however, in its own way, contributed to were men who had been play- > Otherwise, the unused eye ter the eyeball itself to cor­ the patient will need eys . the advancement of ekra ns a ing the tough game of pa lit- Will grow relatively blind Just reel s<|Uinl (crossed eye). Ilia surgery ia neat, pro- glasses to focus on this news- | cultural force (p our society. hs a long time. They knew from disuse, paper print or thread a 1 From Hill Williams, news where the bodies wrre burin!. ' And the operation is rise and sight-saving. editor of the Paris (Teiin.) Not only doe* the *y* su r­ needle. who hurled thrm and who got neither bloody nor painful, so Poet-Intelligencer, I learned geon thus save the vision of Hut if the cataract has not buried thrm and who got paid ‘ you parents should not fret been present too long (mean­ th at there has been staged for what. And In the heat of jOr shudder nt any proconcaiv- that crossed eye. Hut he also prevent* many ing that t be retina is Still for the past eight year* a thc battle to oust Scott, these cd horrendous picture, "W est Teiinci-see Okra Fes­ battlers told all or almost all. | Thu eye surgeon will slm- sin'inl inferiority complexes sensitive), then such • patient tival," complete with an okra th st alm ost inevitably develop-m ay rvguin excellent vision. N i'ss rpportcre would have ply take out Ihu slack in tilt­ queen. i-rcti willing to pay their way “J u st think how t girl into tioil national committee — ------------- must feel to be culled 'Miss meeting !f it had nut been for O k r* !'" Williams wjqft*. ^ free. A good time was had by I have been thinking about all except the politician*. It and when I do, I se rt of When the showdown came tingle all over. It almost Scott kept hie job by a vote makes me wish th a t I were a of *1 to r-0 'and the curtain girl to th a t I could experience came down on ae musing a S i n c e 1958, Mohammed bending than the Soviets'. The ed .States is th* anti-U.S. tone th* sensation more fully. political show a* ever was. Ayub Khan has ruled Paki­ chief plank of her campaign of the campaign. The other letter elm s from Seven month* later Scott For different reasons, both J. E. Gerretson Jr., of Belle*. did 'resign as national rhalr- stan, first under m artial lew is a return to parliam entary shirs have even fit to deny Tenn. I am passing a portion man. Hut h a w asn't thrown and since 19tl2 under a eye- rule. any pro • American senti- of It along because ft blends la w e l t '\ a » a tieuWMF-1-' ^ h i W I V ^ U j h r-n trviy with Use epewsttag He quit. The committee polls The "baelc democracies” as en am ateur politician and WWrtvT**- ntwnbwr , . who tried kicking Hcutt dis­ were devised by Ayub, a fo r­ us a tool of bis enemies, but ruling Pakistan Moelstn Lea­ holiday season. . “I have learned th a t okrs covered th at he kicked back, mer eommander-in chief of his tactics so far only have gue even declared loss of hard. He was a slugger, too, the Pakistani arm y, to replace enhanced, th* crowds site ha* American friendship "good eaten before an evening of riddance." considerable Imbibing will and told second guessing Re­ (he parliam entary system for been able to draw, This despite the fact th a t Una the stomach And prevent publican* who objected after which.he say* the 85 per cent Ayub on th* other hand has the election^ to hie conduct Illiterate Pakistani* are not campaigned on his record of U.8. aid to Pakistan in 1944 the usual Ul affects,' Garretduring campaign th at they ready and to establish rule stability, a quality notably amounted to more than 9400 son wrote. "Likewise, okrs knew w htra they could go. under a strong president. lacking In Pakistani politics million and th at Pakistan's eaten after such over-enthusi­ economic development la da- astic imbibing will frequently Moreover, he told 'em he had In effect, it strongly reeern- prior to his bloodless coup In pendsnt upon e eontinutlon of eshn down a nervous and un­ tapes of their telephone con­ blee French President Charles 1968. settled stomach." th a t aid. versations with him during the da Gaulle's F ifth Republic. He has expanded industry, Dcwry-Truman campaign and Elections naming 80,000 Instituted land reform and th a t they war* on recurd then "basic dem ocrats" who will In dona much for reduction. as approving campaign tactics turn, select the next preaident But, equally, he has no* th a t now — gifted by second have Just been completed. hesitated to jail rival politic­ eight — they condemned. These electors ere expected ians and to close down news­ "T hrew me o n tl" Scott hol­ to vote on Jen . I , end what papers opposed to bis policies. lered a t bis anunlet. "You had been expected to be e And Just as he misjudged and who alia, bub. P ut ‘am "walk-sway" victory for Ayub Fatim a Jln n sh ’* appeal, so he up If you wanna fig h t" now may be something lees seems to hav* misjudged oth­ Perhaps Republicans Chair­ than that. er factor*. man Dean Uurch it being Just , The reason Is e 71-year-old The regime h a t bean pla­ as tough now as Bcott was spinster who li the sister of gued by strikes amung uni­ then. Ha knows tha world — the revered Mohommad All versity students demanding •ven the political world—loves Jlnnsh, founder of Pakistan. g reeter freedom for studnt a fighter. organisations. A B h t Is Fatim a Jlnnsh political around whom A yub's hereto­ number of students have been fore scattered opposition h at killed and students end pro­ found en smotional rallying fessors severly manhandled. point. * The tough treatm ent ia She accuses Ayub of run­ amid to hava coat Ayub votes. By Hal Cochran ning a dictatorship mors un­ Closer to homo for the U n it­ Bartender we know GOP Seeks Vengeance s dim. the universities and colleges werd hotbeds ’of political op­ position despite strong efforts by the police. A t one time, many of tha schools had Com­ munist cells. Many schools likewise had extreme nation­ alist student groups. In China In World W ar II, I learned from M jo Tsetung’s men th s t th s Red lead­ er’s own political activist boginnlnga ware cn a school campus. A alsable chunk of early Red Chinese activity was among students. Non* of this Is to imply th a t student political activity in tha countries I*v* reported from is always either left wing or right wing. I do mean to suggest th a t In many for. eign countries, student polltlcal activity has been strong encugh to help overthrow goveminent*. In ths foreign countries I have l-een in, the students (right wing, left wing or whatever) usually were pre­ pared to reto rt to violence In the heat of demonstrations. T h i s teas true, huwever moderate their leaders Intend­ ed to be when the movements were organised. Dick West’s Worry Clinic Lyle C. Wilson Soys: The students had been held responsible for a m ajor p art In precipitating a series of Mexican political edges. A t ancther time, I was walking down a street in H a­ vana, Cuba, (years before C astro), when a soldier with fixed bayonet forced me to make a detour. Unknowingly, I ’d been about to walk on the sidewalk In front of the uni­ versity. Its students had been Involved In a aerlef of demon­ strations and political riota in which streetcars and auto­ mobile* bed been overturned and destroyed. The Cuban government had Isolated the campus with a ring of sol- Reading between the tine*. I think that w hat GarreUon (■' trying to tell u* Is th st <>krn-can lie a .factor in the preventicn and treatm ent of hangover*. If »o, th s t i* fu r­ ther cause for rejoicing. Some day. I predict, g rate­ ful ritlsens will be erecting shrines lo okra all over the world. In Georgia, they will change the minis of the (lkefenokee swamp to the "Ukrafenokee swamp.’’ In Florida, they will change the name of Luke Okeecho­ bee to "Lake Oknichobee." The cltiiens of Oklahoma will rename their state "O kra, homa." In VenexUel*, the Orinco River will be called "Rio Okranoeo.” in Germany, the city of Oberammergnu will become "O V ram m rrraa" General Motors will drop the' OldimubiT* and sta rt building an auto called tha “Okramobile." There will be a new drug call "okramycln." And every New Year'* Eva we will join in singing “Okra Lang Syne.' GIVE A . 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Some wtr* so full of ex­ citement they cried after their viiit with old St. Nick- Inno­ cent 18-month-old Denee Du­ quette, in her red end while Chriatmesy dreis, ignored th* queu* of youngsters and tod­ dled right up to Santa, reach­ ed out her chubby little hand* for hhn, and had tha nicest chat with th* droll old man with th* long whita beard. After Santa passes through with hia sleigh and rtindeer on December 36, It will be another year before he re­ turns to North Orlando. Ad­ ults and children alike will be looking forward to hi* arrival [ | for it Ii th* true spirit of Christina* ravaaled in th* joy and aincarity of our littl* ones. r u nrTiTr f..i dfjing-i p«*iii»n ( f f A O O rL m .... l l g rU. Jc Lc t1 h*rH»iKni huM rr. $ 1 ^ I x 88 ^ Itrg. »2>tH Brg 129.95 1 • ____ IIAlit IHLYKIt Mi w pee I’ammi* Anil* Hard fT•0* ■\B f* ilita All rflv irca alrtata lrflllfr WL T plvatlr—.1 Vl-llirlr* ^ J FILIGREE A 1#^ araIrlaai* m m betaae—w faitrh Ww L L I plus mmAvqulpmml. A •> ~ Brg. IS.St* ■ MIRROREP 59‘ SLT ORNAMENTS Santa Visits North Orlando Base Chapel < 0 , - -- ,i PLUS FREE EASTMAN FILM LIVri OAK (UPI) — A stata trooper** plitol dis­ charged and killed a man Iden­ tified a* an eacaped mental patient a* the two struggled orer the weapon near here, the aheriff reported. ' Residents of the area had complained that the victim, Kenneth Lee Miller, waa be­ side U.S. 90, 10 mile* east of here, beating bis head against the ground, said sheriff Duke McCalliater. The aheriff said Trooper C. L. Tompkin* waa the first to arrive on the scene and Miller tried to grab the pistol' from the officer’* holster. A bullet was accidentally fired, striking Miller in the neck and killing him instant­ ly. A coroner’s jury cleared Tompkin* of guilt. The aheriff said a relative of Miller told him the man has escaped from a veterans hospital in Tuscaloosa, Ala., where he was a mental pa­ tient. By France* Wester The Winsome S u n d a y School Class of the First Baptist Church of Lake Mary enjoyed a Christmas party given by their teacher, Mr*. Harley Wilhelm, in the West­ moreland Whig of the church, jwhlch was gayly decorated In "keeping with Ihe Christmas Season. Devotion* were offered by Mr*. Wilhelm. The group had a carol sing and testimony service around a dimly lit tree which held the Lottie Moon Christpia* Offering En­ velope*. Refreshment* of cookies, candy, brownies, punch, and coffee were served by the hostess .to Bev, and Mrs. V. C. Ijidd, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hill, Mr. and Mrs. ltobby Wilkerson, Mr. and Mr*. Raleigh Cooper, Sir. and Mrs. Larry Sumner, Mr. and Mr*. Robert Srallarn, Mr. and Mrs. t'Isude Isbell, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hamm, Mrs. Rich­ ard Stout and Harley Wil­ helm. | R |S A V IN G S * • taatvi laeihtr telve. ^ ! 9.9 Perlfume Atomizers I 9.9 HarrTilton Beach 29 99 GIANT SANTA 8 96 Pell 14-la. Slatted Santa with fvny baari, llfallke viayl face —<>l*adertvl gift—litre ipeclall M iitl U -4. fer XCTnlC-* *«tv, •mveik Lady Sunbeam ^ ialailaava— 111 yt tfalve 8 98 IP A N A TOOTH PASTE King nlrr Hrg. 75c (Limit I) Minnow Bucket HARDWOOD F iiM m d n Rag. 52.00 Bed nent (Limit 1) Bottle of 3A-^-R«g. (9c (L im it 1 I h lrt-rn . Kt-g. $5.9ft SPORTSMAN GRILL Locomotive C a t l, $2" 37 99 TONI PERMANENT ~rimi wpiwr 1 P EH R 7H T 24 SPORTSMAN RACER « & ■ ? ' $ | 9 9 EXCEDRIN 46 7rrnrr -anwith 100 g*« • "• hn* — Ml *® OUTFIT men* Ull, Q** n »nta •» '« Old P al— All m vtal. 10 qt. floatin g minnow liurkrl— Beg. 13.75 1 life-time, iwebla, pig Ires wilt eietel bele fer carrying— t t l . f l Vetve. 8 88 Men's Leather Belts B attery operated W eatrrn Special Ixw om otlvr. with p u ffin g, noise w hiatle— flash in g head ligh t. Keg. 11.95 ‘ 3 ” Ladies’ Panties SALT ft PEPPER r vf i MILL SET it-**. Mak — U N aalua* 1 Christmas Stocking" 6 9 66 Westinghouse FLASH BULBS Tap ivallry leather —allotted irylev— 11.10 Valea. 100*o layee Acelata aaa-rvv Trice, Taallec — Special pvrcleiel j| 1 7 7 UNICAPS SASHEEN ORNAMENTS beit»-ii.it .eti. 9 8 INDOOR ft 8 9 OUTDOOR.. Extension Cord 99 K O l O R B iL L ,0f r FLASH bulbs 87 Multiple Vltam.lns by Uplohn — Bottle of 100— Reg. $ 3.11 (Limit 11 m11 i t ft. CLraan Uukkar i v .r v .. h f ia c li ar O f A a-t'i er WettlaglevM M-l c — l * |. SI U (Limit II. far HaGilaa Uh — • ! » aafua. 7 6 PENDANT Beautiful hand craftad pendant with Angtliqu* Hack Satin Creom Perfume inside— Speclall 3°.° Famous B r a n d s - B a lr D r y e r s • Ite e o r d P la y e r s • R a d io s • M ic ro sc o p e s • C a m e ra s a B e a te r s • E ls h ln y T a c k le B R e c u r d /tib u tn s - E a m o u s B r a n d s i Sets Masses By. Dooms Re lea Sanford Naval A ir Station Christmas Masses will be celebrated a t midnight, 10:30 a. m. and noon. Confeaaiona will bo heard today and Wednesday from 7 until • p. m. and on Thurs­ day from 4 until 5 p. m. Catholic Chaplain a t tha ph ^Kajer base la Bar. Ralph Kaiser. 99 .. lu r s ATCB 650-w alt sealed hevm l»m|i Dial exact Imunre angle for perfect h igh ligh ts. Beg. 11.95 QQ LADY SCHICK CONSOLETTE MEN'S IMPORTED SHETLAND ELECTRIC HAIR DRYER WOOL SWEATERS First qaallty, asserted style* m4 colors —Slsc* left drytef, ed|i p H ilifi (talfal| ceedhiee* eed ^ / 7 7 ft let lex i h c ^ l ^ • -- A I PLUSH STUFFED TOYS I High quality, cuddly amlmafs, lorge and small — AJI « . r ^ 98< T* 8M prices I 5-M-L— $7.9» value. & IS A V IN G S * U R G E ASSORTMENT ‘(t jfoot to Sfoft Tfrut £c6i ui "Duuy Stexetf Q ) R l S A V IN G S ! ft NORELCO FLOATING HEAD SUNBEAM CORDLESS M EN’S ELECTRIC SHAVER ELECTRIC TOOTHBRUSH 4 Tha Ideal gift far your favarita man. Compart up | to S29.9S. " V * A wonderful gift for the Individual ar family—lo* | surer proper hygiene— Sava Dalian Now! y o u ' ( ( t f o v e t o S f o f i T fr u t S c h x d Z k u p [| �i- * •? * 6"— ’ D m T'M, 19M B a s k e tb a ll Thinking Out Loud Florida Strong NC 5 73-54Win o r JULIAN STENSTROM D urlng-ttW '.Tast few days Tha H erald's sports depart* m ent has had numerous re­ quests fo r ths latest Informa­ tion on tickets available for th s Gator Bowl Gams In Jack­ sonville. This year ths Scminoles of Florida S tats will clash with Oklahoma in ths 20th annual presentation of th s event. Walla, New Day Top School Card O, n .’s Walla, ths 1964 In­ augural Handicap winner at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, get* her first feel of ths lightning-fast raring strip this season whan she goes to the post In ths 11th schooling race tonight. Walla will be put to ths acid tsst as aha goes against young 0 . B.’s New Day, re ­ puted to be one of ths finest runners a t ths track. Another Oswald Brothers puppy with sensational bill­ ing is 0 . B.’a Adjusted, who runs tonight In ihfc 22nd rare. O, B.’a Adjusted and 0 . B.'s New Day have been aarmarked for great things •att SOKC this year by racing i i r n U r y It. C. Williamson. “ They're strictly class A runners," said Williamson. “Judging fro m the kind of r e p u t a t i o n they’ve built amqng other owners and trainers—they've gat to be good." g Another highlight of the evening 85-race card will he the 32nd race. E xtra Rock and Royal Actress are match­ ed In this one, and both pups are capable of sensational feats. Schooling races begin to­ night at 7. There is no ad­ mission charge. Legal Notice is tu b c in c tr r ro tn T o r tun n in t h ji'n ic m . n n c u t , i n A v o r o i l s k m i v o i .k c o t i m , k l o iiiu a . IN CHANI K U r NO. H I M rm B T F K D K R A t , • HAVINGS AN D LOAN ASSOCIATION OK OH LAN Do. a c o r p o ra ti o n . P l a i n (I I r, vs. Even during the early years of the Gator Bowl A llegation press release* out of Jackson villa continually indicated i sellout for th a games. We used to pee* this Infer million along to readers and callers who felt th a t It would be useless to try to g et du cats. News reports on the gem# the following day'w ould In dice to from 6/WO to 10,000 Bests were vacant and the fane would Then call The Her eld end aek why we told them It wee a sellout. This year we didn't take any chances. We talked with Hubert Mltell, public rela­ tione man for the association, on Monday and ha said that there were slightly less then 1,000 ticket! left. We carried this Information in the Clock column on The Herald’s front page Monday. Bines Florida S tats la ona of tha participants in thl* year’s classic we doubt If there'll be any seats left a t game time. However, If the crowd doesn't come up to what they told ue It would be don't blame Th# Herald, By th# way, hero's an In­ teresting ( i d about on* con­ testan t In tha Gata Bowl thl* year. Oklahoma's (rid ms* chine has scored In 20 coneecutlva games. The le st time the Sooner# were shut out it happened right here In Flor­ ida. They were blanked by Alabama In an Orange Bowl outing on Jen. 1, 1063. • • • T ie herd to say which la creating more excitement In Oviedo — the observance of Christmas or ths coming of the Lllswdrth, Me. High School basketball learn for a two-gams appearance In thla area. “Tha thing la mushrooming into something big," said Oviedo High Principal Clyde Holder this morning. “ We're going to do everything we can to show our visitors a grand time while they’re here. Of course," he added, “ we hope to beet them in both of those games but ee fa r as hospital­ ity Is concerned they're go­ ing to get a reel taste of It." The folks e t Oviedo a r t go­ ing ell out to entertain their gursts. And, from w hat weVa heard so far, the doeen ath ­ lete* and their coach and fac­ ulty advisor a r t going to get tha VIP treatm ent. T hat’s tha way it ought to be. L O U IS E P R lE U E I t and A D O L P H P l t l L M L H , h »r h u s ­ b an d ! *t a t . D -f.n4.nl*. < i . B i i k 'a n d t i c k o r s a i .k No l l e . Is h . r . b y ( I v a n t h a t u n d e r a d i r r t e nf ( o r t r l u a u r e and s a lt entered h r th e Jud a e n f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t of the N i n t h J u d l d e l d r . - o i l , In a n d fur Bem lnnle C o u n t ) , F lo rid a, nn t h e 111 h di> of Decembe r, 1SSI, In e r e r t s l n c a u s e h . t n * - n r i r e t K e d t r a l K . v l n s . a n d |,»en A ta o c la tio n o f Orlandn. a corp n r a i l o n , p l a i n t i ff , a n d Lou lae I T i - r a . r , e t vtr, el e l . d e f e n d ­ a n t s , b e l n s C h a n c r e No. 11411, I will i t t l a t public a u c t i o n to t h e M f h t a t a n d haat b id d er for r a a h . a t t h e f ro n t dour v( t b s C o u r t h u u . . In S a n f o rd , b a m . Innle C o u n t y , F lo rid a , a t the hu r o f 11:91, A. U . nn M o n d a r, t h e 4th d ay of J a n u a r y . 1*44, t h e f i t l o . l n * d a e r r lb a d p r o ­ Strickland-Morrlaon, F irst perly i L o t t l . Bloch C. BRANT- Federal and Sanford Electric L F I SHORE S. F IR S T AD all posted victories in Junior DITION. a e c o r d l n s lo th e p l a t t h e r r o f aa raco rd ad In Boya Basketball League ac­ r i a l B»ok I. PS s a 41 of tion. - . Uia P u h lle Reco rd s of Kami, Faced by Bill Smith's 16 not# C o u n ty , F lo rid a (SE A L ) points, the Automsn recorded B l I W U f meMlweWBBUbB^ T m n in m v m r i -w r C lark By: M a r t h a T W h l r n , P . C Doug Malicxoweki* led the - D avid W. H ed rick , Broadcasters with an even o f t h a f i r m of doisn points. OII.KB. H E D R I C K A Aulomen Post 40-20 Victory III iHINBON A r t h u r *■ B e ck erItk . if.. C lerk 'o f th e Circuit C eurl B y : B llao b ed h B r u e n e h a a D eputy C lark Ths Electricians edged Pintcrest Resell by a score of Id to 8(1. Sanford Electric wee led by Ricky Smith who hit for 23 big points. He wee ee* listed by Al Groom* who turned In a very fine display of floor play. Ths Druggists was paced by Hues Gordie and Mika Richards who Ullled 10 points apiece. Randy Brown didn't sink but 10 points but they were more than enough to make a tremendous difference in F irst Federal’s 80 to I I win over the Sanford Atlantic Nation­ al Bank. Harley Sikes' 13 points war* tope for the Bank­ er* but not enough to over­ come the Savingemen. In the Intermediate League, the Colts fanned out tha Je ts 31 to 30. The winners ware led by Jim William* end Roy Dunn wha h it fo r 10 points apiece. Bobby Alexander took the gam e's high point honors with 14 points. But it w asn't enough to help the Colt# rocord a win. In tha ethar contest, the Rama whipped tha Lions IT to M with Lloyd Well sinking IS points. Glenn Roberson'* eight points was beet for the losers. DEAN * LOW NDES \ A tteraere far P laintiff I I I Modi C e n t r a l k e u l e v a r d 'o r la a d a , g ie rid a P u b l i s h Deo. SI, l i l t . C O .I-II f The Great Snaky Msus­ tain* art ao named because they usually a n covered by a ameky mist or basa. l#» E a s t C h u f c h B lrast Orlan d o , F l o r i d a A t o - r n e y s for P t a l n i l l f . I m b l l ah Dee. I t , | » t | C D I I -t * ris c c rr coi nr T II H NINTH .1111 I t ' l l I. t 'l H C T I T IV AVI) r n n SRMIVOI.M I ' n i ' S T V , F LO H IIIA . d l A M C k i i v BO. I i a a o . T I I K ItOBTON F IV E CE NT S hAVlNUB BANK. P la in tiff , ve. C A R L E . THOMPSON, a t us. Dafandanls BOTHSS OF BALK N O T IC E IB HKItKUT UIVKN t h a t o n t h e H a l d ay e l Dec. a m b e r l i f t a t l ltS S a. m e l t h e m a i n Aeor e l Ik e O e u r l h e u e e of S e m in o le C o u n ty , e l Benfo rd. E l-tid e, ( b e und ertlen ed Clark w i l l e f f t r f o r o e l t lo t h e h ig h eat e n d b a i l b id d er f o r ceah t h e f o l lo w in g d e s c rib e d r e e l property! L o t I , Bloch A, COUNTRT CLUE MANOR. UNIT NO, I. a c c o r d l e g ( e t h e p l a t t h e r e o f ee r e e e r d e d la P l a t Hook i t . P a ( e e I I e n d IS, P u b lic R a e o rd s e f Bamloela C o u e ly . F lo rid a to g a tb e r - w ith all structure*. I m p r s t e m e n i e . D a t u r a s , e p p lla a c e e , a n d a p p u r t a n a a o a a on o a t 4 l a n d o r u se d l a o e a j e a s lien therew ith . T b l a aala Is m a d e p u r e s e n t t o f l e a l da s e a t o f f a r e e l s s e r e e n t e r e d l a C h a n c e r y a c t l o a No, H i l l n e w p s n d l n a l a Uio C i r ­ c u i t C o a r l o f a n d t a r S em in o le County, F lo rid a. D A T E D T H IS ISth d a y a t D e c e m b e r, t i l l . in tu b ht HEAL) HERE’S THE ELLSWORTH (Me.) Eagles, defending Class L state champions, who will play a two-game aeries* during the Christmas holi­ days with the Oviedo Lions. They are (front, from left) John Petros, ■ John Royal, John Linnehan, John Whitmore, Wayne. Mayo and Jim Markos; (back, from left) Larry Gross, Steve Bethem, Mark Nash, Greg 8tanley, Bruce Braley and Coach Stuart Taylor. fe lte d Press International Florida shoved SoutheastConference basketball prestige n notch higher Mon­ day n ig h t The Gators trounced strong N orth Carolina 73-64 * t Gainesville In on* of foul1 games Involving SEC. teams. O ther action saw Alabama down Richmond 80 - 70, Au­ burn swamp Georgia South­ ern 80-04, and Tulana fall be­ fore Butler S4-67. The SEC schedule tonight see* Georgia entertaining Clemson, Tenneeae# meeting Florida S tate a t Memphis, end JUST TO PROVE THAT HIS FISHING, atoriei Vanderbilt taking on Miami of are not a pack of you know what. The Herald's Ohio. ..staff photographer Bill Vincent Jr. came up with Florida controlled the back­ thla string of 19 speckled perch and a ahad board* end h it almost 50 per while fishing a t a speck bed ju st north of cen t-o f its floor shots In or* er-whclmlng the ice-cold T ar Grassy Point in Lake Monroe. It took him ju st a _ little over an hour to haul these aboard. W hoi Heels. G ary Keller (lumped in 24 took the picture? points to pace the G ator scor­ (Herald Photo by MRS. Bill Vincent Jr.) ing while Bill Cunningham had two points leas for North Caroline, Alabama had a 62 per cent shooting accuracy In storming over Richmond. The Crimion Tide swept in­ to an early lead, held a 4129 halftime advantage and cruised lo it* sixth win in he js' affectionately called by By Jim Bacchus ■even start* this season. H ar­ ry Hammond* had 21 point* Coach Dave Miller'* South hia teammate*, stand* 6-8 and, fo r the Tide. Seminol* Hurricane hoopstera unlike most other tall boya, he has no problem with co­ Lee Defore scored ID points may well be the finest junior ordination, He moves like a in spearheading Auburn to its 1 home victory. The Tigers led high school basketball team guard. He is leading tha Canea 47-32 at halftim e and never in Central Florida. Or a t least in scoring, with 16.2 point* fell below a nine point ad­ it appears th a t way a t the per game, and in rebounds! moment. With their runaway He scored 23 m arkers in the vantage In the second half. Tulane fell behind a t the victory over a highly-regard­ 70-41 conquest of Mount Dora Start and never caught up ed quintet from Mount Dura and totaled 24 in tha second with Butler, trailing 40-26 a t Bibla School, tha 'Canea have SSJH tilt with Sanford. Stu­ intermission. Al Andrew’s 21 vaulted into* a position of a r­ a rt averages only two person­ ea prominence. At the holiday al fouls per game and hai yet points'w ere high for Tulane. intermission they had compil­ to foul out. ed a perfect record of six Mika H argis has mastered wlna and no losses. th* a r t of th* jump sh o t Hia If you wera to ask Dava total of 31 field goal* la sec­ Miller for the secret of hla ond only to th a t of 38 by S tu­ club's tha success, ha would a rt and tha skillful forw ards'! doubtless reply “practice, 12.2 scoring average also ranks second on th* team. CINCINNATI. Ohio (U PI) teamwork, determination, and Brant Rosa, tha olhar forward, a lot of school spirit.'' And — Fifty-six member* of the ia averaging 9.8 point* per ladies Professional Golf Asso­ b* would b* correct. These game. II* is noted for his abil­ four things era the atept on ciation earned a record f 341.ity to obtain rebounds, and 400 during 1964, with Mickey the ladder of achievement for this recognition li not w ith­ any team. One thing he would W right, of San Diego, Calif., out reason. Jim Lucas and fall to mention, however, collecting more than $30,000 would b* tha fin* coaching M att Hickok ar* th* playmakin tournam ent play. era for th* flrit-etring quin­ Mis* W right officially won tha boys have had. Miller hai tet. Their ability to accom­ been building thl* team at th* $29,800, and $2,120.60 In un­ plish thelf purpose can be school In school in Casselber­ official monies for e $81,seen In ths team ’i high scor­ ry for two years and it’s avi920.60 total. She captured 11 ing average. Of couraa, they, dsnt th a t all his hard work tournaments. The California too gat thalr share of points. par-bueter, however, fell short has paid off In full. Luraa and Hickok have aver­ Big man for tha Hurricane*, of her 1903 winnings that who ar* avaraglng an amax- age* of 9.8 and 4,6, respective reached $34,027.60. ljr. Ruth Jeeeen, of Seattle, Ing 69 3 points per game, la Th* second string hasn't Wash,, was second In earning* Bruce S tuart. “ Big Rad," a* dona much bench-warming during the $2 official end one thus far. Rif West, chief aubunofficial tournam ents with stituta has scored aa many $24,623 She wee first In five aa 19 points in a alngta gam*. official LPGA events. Dennis G arrett haa scored aa Kathy W hitworth of Mona­ high aa 16. Other player* wha hans, Tex., won on* tourna­ Th* first end s e c o n d place her* seen considerable action ment end finished second in are Steve 8hepherd, Leonard SS Hurricane Five Hold Perfect Record STUART TAYLOR, conch of the Maine state champion Ellsworth Engles discusses defensive tactics with nenlors John Whitmore nnd Larry Gross ns they prepare to invade Florida during the Christmas holidays with a pair of contests against the Oviedo High Lions. Mickey Wright Eagles' Coach Taylor Confident Top Cash Winner His Quintet W ill Down Oviedo ELLSWORTH, Me. (Spl)— Tha coach of Maine's defend­ ing claee-L champions Is con­ fident th a t hie team which will meet tha Oviedo Lions In Florida, will jell Into a win' nlng unit by mid-staeon. Ellsworth High School's coach, S tu art Taylor, mad* the statem ent after hie quin­ tet dropped a 62-49 verdict to double-LL Crosby High of DslfseL Shepard’s Run Winning Streak > The Eagles, losers of their first four outings, have only on* regular bark from test year's championship team. On­ ly three others saw v an ity action e year ago. The personable Taylor says hi* team lark* n consistent scorer nod need* defensive polish. But, adds the coach, the boy* are working well to­ gether. The returning regular Is Larry Gross. The elx-foot Gross played mostly guard lest year but h ie been moved to a forward thle season. Ever since Shepard'* Oil in ing blouses, they hev* been on a winning streak, ee a m atter of fact, they have won ell four point* from their op­ ponent* for the pest five week*. This p ast Thursday It wee a different sto ry -ee the Gessman Studio team finally won the second game end then the third game to gain two-two split with the lead­ ers. High bowler* were Gladys Edwards fo r Shepard with 191/614 end June G eum an with 194/471 and Darkle Ow­ ens 468 both for Gasamen's. Pencho’s R estaurant moved Into a third place tie after taking thro* points from Lallan! House of Beauty as Nora Je g g er had a 166/437 series and Nancy Conway rolled 174/464. Bernice Chads h it for a 169 gam s and Jana Wain* tossed 163/464 fo r the In the final match of the morning, Ma­ han* Oil Co. team won thro* from the Dennis and Martindale team. Mixed League Powell'* Office Supply team had • host of bombers leet week in the Mixed League a t Je t Lanes ee they swept aU four points from the De­ pendable*. Ralph Rett* was tha leader with 198/618 fol­ lowed by hi* female cohorts Dot Powell, with 194/608, ElItn Bette with 168/474 and Erm a Anderson with a 161 gam*. Jo Ann Bohannon rolled a good 166 for the only bright apot In the Dependebles line-up. Tha E ight Belle split with the Goof Offs although they had two heavy h itU rs in Teens Armao with a 160 gam* end Bob May with 218/ 666. Thanks to the bombing of 8u* Jackson who contrib­ uted a 186/493 to tha cause, the Lead Pins snared a three point win from the Tortoises who were paced by Darkis Owen* with a 171/114. MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM Mac's Tavern LAKE MARY, FLORIDA ANDERSON. RUM. ■I 'Hounds Their _ _ Ways "Mm * McGiutf, Owntr D o o r f t Back, M gra. The other-forward position it being played by senior Greg Stanley end Juniors Wayne Mayo and Jim Markos, all sixfnote re. Tha guard* are senior John Whitmore, 5-9, and juniors John Royal, 6-9, John Petros, 6-7, and John Linnehan, 6-6. The center Is big, 6-5, Mark Nash, a sophomore, still needs polish before he become* a big scoring threat. Bruce Breley end Steve (leathern, both seniors, make up the remainder of the squad. Taylor Is now In his fifth year as Eagle mentor. He has never had a losing season end h ai taken the Eagles to thd Wesfelw • Jlfefwr ' tv u n itm m t every year. HI* overall record a t Ellsworth f. 64-87. Add • 44-7 record In two years et Joneaport High School prior lo coming to Ellsworth end Taylor ha* an impressive rec­ ord of 96-34 as e varsity coach. Young and aggressive, ob­ server* look for the Ellsworth Eagles to win their share of games in eastern Main* this year and provide keen competition for the highly rated Done when they meet a t Ly­ man end Oviedo during the Christmas Hoi Ida ye. Pep Pills Take League Lead 4*wr 04W ets a eu bs m o m * J third place 842.86. innings of $22,* Heavyweight Go Slated Feb. 1 NEW YORK (UPI) - The Floyd Patterson • Georg* Chu velo heavyweight contenders fight At Madlsoa Square Gar den will be staged Feb. 1 sod will b* televised on do sed d r cult throughout the country to theaters and other locations, the Garden announced today. During Holiday, No Waiting For Lanes! Free Baby Sitting Service At Lanes! g V | ? ul? Kickatt, and Ronnls T ulbert Tha Southwind, aa South Semlnola i* often eallad, looks like it can go a long way thl* season. They have already clinched th* ragular-Saaaon county championship, perhaps they ran maintain thalr unde­ feated record. By United Preea E asters Division W. I . Boston 7 26 Cincinnati 20 11 Philadelphia 16 16 Naw York I 22 W asters Division W. I . Lo* Angelas 19 11 8L Lodi* 16 14 Baltimore 14 17 Detroit 18 21 San Francisco 11 21 Monday's Result* Los A ngslta 126 Naw York 111 Only gam* scheduled Tuesday's Games N.Y. vs. S.F. a t Sacramento Wednesday'* Gamas Philadelphia at Naw York . Only gam* scheduled Don’t train your dog to hunt turkeys aa regulations of tha Game and Fresh Wa­ te r Fish Commia*l6n prohibit hunting turkeys with a dog. ildi . CLOSED • N a w a n d U s e d B o w lin g B i l l s • B o w lin g S h o e s assaassaasMiMioiii wasae••**»•#«•*••* * B » * • P a r a o n a l l u d B o w lin g S h i r t s a n d B lo o a tu up • Gift Certificates • Complete Selection Of Bowling BuppUeo and Accessories JET LANES ONORA ROAD DEC. U CLOSE 4 PJL DEC. SS OPEN I P-M. f **** W W * Aamhwle Memorial Hospital Dowling League a t J e t Lana* and whan It wa# over a naw team was In first place aa tha Tap Pills swept all four from th* Medics and moved into the number on* spot. Th* PRN’s grabbed a three point win from the BID'* a* Dick Elam rolled a 188/639 sari**. Georg* Mason rolled 186/610 for th* BID'*. NBA a is ' LAST MINUTE GIFT SUGGESTIONS: l |( |- 9 5 f By Jim Bacchus The Lyman junior varsity Greyhounds regained their winning ways against L ateview Friday night, trouncing the Little Red Devils by a margin of 58 to 43. Th* tri­ umph was the Pupa1 third In four sta rts this sesion, their Ion* loss being inflicted by Sanford's JV Seminolea. Lyman got off to a poor • ta r t in tha firs t period and a t on* time trailed the taller W inter Garden boya 16-6. But, with le u than two minutes to go, guard Steve Simpkins sank hla first of 12 free throws and the Hounda were off and running. They scored 10 straig h t to begin the sec­ ond stansa and captured th* lead from th* withering Dev­ ils. Both Simpkins and for­ ward Byrd Brownell played fine basketball, scoring a com­ bined total of 19 pointi In th* second period alona, Mika Lucas also mad* a bucket be­ fore the intermission and th* Pup* carrldJ a 34-24 lead in­ to th* dressing room. Th* second half was almost a replay of th* H ist, with th* Lyman five displaying am az­ ing accuracy at the foul lane and affective defensive tactic*. The Greyhounds outscored th* visitor* in each of the last two periods, 13-10 and 11-9. The leading acorer for Ly­ man was Simpkins with 20 points, 12 of them from th* foul lane. Steve only missed on* free throw shot all eve­ ning. Brownell made 14 points on short shots beneath th . basket and was tha leading rebounder for Lyman. Doug Gamble with 14 points ami Steve Parrish with 10 were high men for Lakeview. Oth­ er* who broke into th* scor­ ing column for th* Hounda were Larry Lott with nine points, Mika Lucas eight, Lar­ ry Ml|l*r 4, Ron Boston 2, Dar­ rell Allgaier two, and Charlie Newell one. of Bethlehem. THIS WEEK M a Reopens DEC. 26th FRONT ON 522-7512 111! FJf. SONNY HAYES AND Ron Sun Chrysler-Plymouth Wlah You AU A Veiy HAPPY Holiday Season �:\ V t0f~•>«A ®Sr Vraftrl Dec. 22, 1964 — P*jre 7 WmTB (Dnah By Abigail Van Bureh DEAR ABBYr Do yott think • mother ahouid have By DotUe Austin Class Petty Officers, with any aay about how har 16EDITH POUNDS was re In- tbelr annual Christmas party yaar-old son wear* h it sta lle d aa. president of the for underprivileged children, hairT RVAH-T Enlisted Wives Club which was held today. HIS MOTHER . at Lake Monroe Inn, Friday The children were picked up at 12:30 p .m. at their homes night. DEAR MOTHER: MothThis most popular lady, who and taken out to the Naval Air •rs, It aeema, aro constant­ Station where they were giv­ baa done such a fine job of ly criticising thalr teenagen tbe grand tour of the facili­ ed aona about aomething. leading and building the club ty. And what an exciting time They ahouid ba wisa to aava was unanimously acclaimed, they had, as they took in all their prodding for more im­ presented with a gift and a the tights and sound of the jet portant things, auch aa in­ corsage and had the unique base! tegrity, cleanlinaaa and In­ experience of officiating both After looking their eyes out, sisting th a t th eir tone giva before and after the ceremon­ the children were served a their best efforts to their ies studies. When a boy ex­ Cdr. Kenneth Enney. skipper delicious luncheon at the Acey presses his rebellion in an of Seven and Mrs. Enney were Deucy Club. Highlight of the day of off-heat and parhapa freak­ honored guests and Cdr. Enish h air atyla, If h i? hair ney also officiated at the in­ course ,wss the appearance of Santa Claus, who had a whole la elaan, eklp It, Mother. stallation service. SEVENETTES installed new officers at ceremonies Friday night a t the a a a Placed in office with Mr*. bagful of wonderful toys, Lake Monroe Inn with Cdr. Kenneth Enney officiating. From left arc games and gifts for all the good DEAR ABBY: Everyone Pounds were the new team of Lucille Stone, chhplain; Eldora Sewell, secretary; Rose Brewer, vice presi­ Rose Brewer, vice president, little boy* and girU. There dent; Cdr. Enney; Edith Pounds, president and Betty Bussard treasurer. Betty Bussard, treasurer, El- were about 35 pair of big round eyes, sparkling in de­ dora Sewwll, secretary and Lu­ light and excitement aa the cille Stone, .chaplain. Outgoing officers were Pat gifts were unwrapped. I Scalia, Peggy Stringer, Gail Combs and Billie Johnson. Most new convention* are They were presented with gifts adopted by experts first, then by Mrs. Pounds who expressed TUF-SDAY. DEC. 12, 1M4 precious store* to safety. O'Hara bursts with charm at by w riters and teacher* and her appreciation for their sup­ 10-11 p m. CBS. The Doctors There are amusing moment* the hostess. She sings, tells finally regular player*. port and help during her past T h e procedure wa* re . and the Nurses. "The Skill in as ihc French try every dev­ little stories, introduces guests term . varied In the case of th# These Hands.'* Robert Loggia ious method to hold o ff their During the lavish dinner en­ plays a refugee—a surgeon in Am cricad"'friend*. For this an d tells the story of the na­ Blackwood convention. It waa joyed by the club members Cuba'Vnd a janitor in the- U. series, it's an oddity, a show tivity at the end. She's aided enthusiastically accepted by and their husbands, Roy S. Hr finds that to function as with a happy ending. Jay N'o- by big-voiced Howard Keel, ordinary players while exPounds expressed thanks to a surgeon in this country he vello it good as the French­ singer Marlha Wright, dancers pert* disdained It for a long the ladies, in behalf of their must first put in four years man in charge of delaying the Edmund Novak and Sonia while. Even today there are husbands for the newspaper as an intern,'assisting doctors Americans. ——Arova, opera star Phyllis Cur- *ome who try .to tvoid using published by the club during who know far less than he 8:30 9:30 p.m. CBS. The Red (in and the Columbus Boy- it. the cruise, which kept them in­ docs, which fact is proved al­ Skelton Show. Greer Garson choir. All the right Christmas Of emiree. there are some formed of events at home. He most immediately. The crisis turns up as Bed's guest to­ songs, performed with taste. I hands with which you don't particularly noted the work of in the doctor's life contra night and she joins Red in a 10-11 p m. ABC. The Fugi­ want to use Rlarkwocd, hut Stevie Hodges, who did tbe when he finds he needs '$3,ooo sketch, "The Plight Before tive. "Devil's C arnival." Our if you are able to count covers. to get his brother nut of Chha Christm as," which was based Peripatetic fugitive certainly enough strength to w arrant a * Sevenettes dined amid Yuleand there It no way for him on one of Red's ideas. In his goc* out of his way to look for slam bid all by yourself, If tide splendor of lovely poinsetto earn this as an inirm . lo g ­ Freddie the Freeloader guise, trouble. Kimble spends most you are not void in any eult, tias, accented with golden gia makes tbe most ut a char- he meets Greer in her th eatri­ of this show in jail simply be- and don't hold two quirk bells, candies, leaves, holly MARGE HARVEY actCiLJsho's much more com ­ cal makeup, believes she it a cause he hitches a ride with loaera in a suit hid by your and gaily colored Christmas plicated ami interesting than woman holm and takes her to another fugitive. There's a opponents or unhid by your Finally, everyone of Ihc Urballs. many on the series his rlty dump home to enjoy misfired Jail break for excite­ From under the C hristm aslpd bu‘ h*PPX onr* the holidays. Miss Garson la­ ment near the end. For all of 7:30 8 30 p m . NBC. Mr. #ii«triKiiteH tA taken home again and the men '• everyone with Jack Coombs of thf Ace* Deucy Club who Novak. "Beyond a Reasonable ter does a dram atic reading Kimble’s instincts for selfh i i r U i e e f t r . fu l of I n P«rty. .n d the Wives Doubt " Jefferson High gel, a of the famous letter written in preservation. he lets hit con­ .h,1^,of Thirteen who helped went ^ot P°*a*°- l^c Drwr*t student the old New York Sun to a cern for a boy who regards ing the door priie. is a girl acquitted of the little girl concerning Santa him at some sort of hern in­ There'* alway* eomeens to away smiling to themselves. • • rh arg r of murdering her p ar­ clau* terfere with his getaway la take you down a notch, when SANTA CLAUS himself paid 8 30 9 p m ABC M cllale'i Ihia Ihe end for Kimble and youre freling on top of the ents because of lark of eviTHF. SAREPTA HOME Skat a brief visit to the children of UrT com' IJ,lk " the teriea? Don’t be silly. world. RVAII 9 Enlisted Wives child­ ing Party b e n e f i t h e l d at Melo- ,lrn r,‘ No onp There'* th* "friend" who** d e e Skating Rink l a s t w e e k by P » » s i o n a t e l y and when t h e r e it Binghamton is a b o u t to get rid More escapes next week. War­ ren last Friday as they gath­ only comment on how you a school lire, she's the first of Parker by assigning him to ren Oates, who teem s to be ered with their mothers at the the RVAli-S Sevagettrs was a suspect. Docs it all end hap- a one-man lookout station on hitting all the showa this lock after you've struggled to great success and will mean a NAS Ballroom. ' pily? Not at all, which it an island the Japs use for tar- month, plays Ihe other man on lose 10 pound* ia, "You look The room waa gay with happier Christmas for the resi­ what gives the dram a its va get practicr But the captain's the run. tired; are n 't you feeling dents of the home, says l.inda Christm as deroratlons and be­ lidily. Susan Tyrell plays the niece (Mario Thomas), a Pitman, president sides sn exciting gift for etch graduate anthropologist, dis­ She reminds everyone that brooding young girl. child, all received fruk and 7:30-6:30 p.m. ABC. Combat. covert that hit cranial struc­ the akata party will be a candy from Santa. third "The Town That Went Away." ture makea her flip. BinghamFun games were played by monthly event, eve Tuesday, with the next one Kind of a holiday show tnd a ion gels Ihe wrong idra and many of the children (tome comedy of torts. The Ameri­ there's a mad dream sequence 1 1 (i. i ! I i l l l l ) N . wa scheduled for January 19th TUESDAY P. M. were a little young—they rang­ 11 Ik (4) U n t i l cans are detailed to destroy a a he pictures what It would from 7 to 10 p. m. There will • •* (•> N e w * H it T <ihl|h1 Shuar ed from 20. months to 11 years a town and a mountain pats lie like to have Barker in the (9) M o v lt Bpnr»*. W i i t h t r of age) and everyone joining be cake walk at each one, in to impede a German advance, family. There's another funny <I > M w i W K D N B S D A T A. U. In the singing of Christmas addition to the skating fun. hut they haven't reckoned bit as Barker plays a prr III • aa f i t s i g n n # carols and aongs of the season. 4 o i$f I HU N 'e t t * — W i l l # ! .ro.s anu ^ V .d e n l.lo * 'th the French citiienr> The U itoric beast. a !k 12) Munahlri* A lm tnaa <*ronk Cecil Hutchison B eirrly No- the S .re p t. Home blood „ lti ro { a l( 4 ?! f4) Nawa 4 W a i t h a r 10-11 p m. NBC. Bell Tele ||) I I ii» t !• > • l l f l n k l * r to and Taye Bellamy were in ~ » rl* « » , be***!** ihe I 1* i l ) W o rld C i v i l i s a ti o n litpori phone Hour (Color) A lovely I 4» Hum i t ham vaiar lrl (9) A(|U«nntl charge of the arrangements for proceeds of tbe skating parly, i,n" t'1** W u *p Christmas ahow, festive, m e­ I 40 l l . Tod ay have donated $20 from their P r°« * d »>l»> demolition 7 99 <l> M -H q u id th* party. (I) (’IF I! Wh$r« Art 7 II l l ) W a l l * - u p Mrvlao treasury to repair table top. until they have rem oved their lodic tn d reverent. Maureen I I" 19) Nawa You? 7 29 12) (-‘Arm Markat Ifaport ? 19 f t ) \ l r Nov»k THE HOLIDAY SEASON la “ ,h# home.. : lu *2) Tu.lajr (9 » C u m b i l <•) M trkla R ia n Just one merry-go-round of Recently tbe club meml»er» i t ) M +tU ry * 7 kl iCj leocal Nawa. Waaihaf I SO <I ) Min f rn m I* N* »* I. K parties for Office*'* Wives of «n)“V*d a Christmas party at 100 (I Captain kansaruo ( ! ) U c l l a l t ' a Navy RVAH-9, who era busy keep- U»* NCO Club at the Orlando I 21 ft) W aathtr • Nawa <•) lt*4 Mkalt'.n • 14 fit f artooaa AFB, with an exchange of 9 M> 19) T h a Tyn oon tog up thasr moral* in this (!) Today 9 SO I t ) I’at t l e o + t J u n r t t n n gift*. 9 44 f!) Dlvnrrt Court festiva season. i 9) •CiJIltR P la tt (•) Am4ri.au Ifialory Two big Item* are on the Friday night they gathered 11) T W . | (9) glare!** Far Woman 10 o i | t ) T h a K u t l ' l v a Savagrlles agenda for Jan a t the borne of Glnnie Sullivan t i l l 19) C a r l n o n a f ) T h a D o o tc r a a n 4 lh a EDYTH THORNTON McLEOD uary—one is th# farewell cof­ • i l l ( I t I', im p a r Naam N uria* for a pot-luck supper that (9) M jffalo 111)1 Jr . f t ) T alap h o D a H « u r aoundi like a royal feaat—euch fee for Mrs. Paul Werner, the IS.os <2i Mak* R o o m for This email book would Recently I received a small Paddy deliriou* tood we hear waa "U* «*»• oihrr (I) N»» a with Uika Wat* ia election of officers. hook in th# mail with the eug. make a wonderful gift for any aervedl lac* The date for the coffee hat gestion th at 1 would find a expectant mother, amt would I I I H|iaii|»h m It was buffet style and here's 1# 10 i : i W hat • - Thia Song n th* author. And I t o ■■■■! t o t - ■!— » an naL.m t e a w L j * f t t m . , iw n t ■ a k » -a n ..s» ta lU n t "aUa.'alw*., - .v» l l..C| eeroU. champignon. m*11*** h»v« ^ appointed did. Indeed I dfdf serole, ecla eole aux champignons I 9 1 Fr r • I . H ifM The book ia a perfect en t atuffar" for Chriatmaa A n ri 10 IS (!) NIK- Sees. casserole, eawmln casserole, for decorations, refreshments. 'll O S it) «*eni #nl» attan th at mothtr-to-h# will Mrs> ham burger and macaroni cat- guests, serving, invitations, for you to give to your daughf«) A»»dy »»f VI• r h a r r y clean up and publicity. t.-r* a n d daughtere-ln-law you for thia thoughtful and IS) flat T)»# i t • » • * ■ • aerole, combination salad, t i l l III Jaopaidy Nominations for new offic- when they are expecting a factMil gift. * By Mr*. Ritchie Harris ■law, pumpkin chiffon pie, l i t Tha llaal M*Cnyg Mr*. K tu fm in I* th# *if# (!) Miattng Link* The Christmas Slory in aour cream coffee ceke. pop­ era are now closed because baby. The title of the email some of the member* are away book I* "Cheek L ilt For Ea of * famous author who hat word anil *«ng wa* pi evented corn b ills and "glorified rice." W E D N E S D A Y P . M. for the holiday*, but here are peetant Mother*'' by Rosa­ tw tn ty bocks to hi* rrrd it. by Enterprise Elementary 11 os 111 *+•♦ >4 h*a aoundi yummy? mond V. P. Kaufman, M.O.T. those who have been nominat­ and sh* acta a* a full timr t il th gradrra in special *»(fi I o n of IJfa ' Hostess Glnnie and co host­ 19) f i i h t i . l i n o i i Baal (the . initials simply mean "editorial assistant" In hrr •enibly laal Thursday with ess Pat Burch had decorated ed ao far; I f t I (Si Nawa For president— Pat Haney "mother of two”L Thi# "de- huaband. Her son la now r i g h t j j r, jj*i,y (junn duecting l l i H ( I ) g4«arrh f ar T » m *r« the Sullivan bom* in the tradl tional Yule setting with a tiny •»* ,*i ‘ Sprague; for vice gre* gives Rosamond Kauf. and her daughter la ten . . . j . t . d by Mrs. Katherine \ row ( I ) T l u t h or Con»a. spruce tree centered oo th* president— Sharon Woodruff man th* rig h t to ba th* au- "And," ley* attractive Ro»a- Sellers, music teacher. qutnr*a ( I ) Hallo I'a# n w*r« table. This tree waa cleverly and Pat Sprague; for aecre thor of th* book, which ear- mond Kaufman, "I really felt Du* to limited epsre and in 11:41 («; ( l u ld l n g U g h i U ry— Donna Williamson and tainly would be a helpful aid a bit odd about going tn the order that parents and friends m id* by Ginny. II.•» If) NBC Now* P at Haney; for treasu rer— | to young mothera-to.be or 1:11 l l ) (l lr l T a lk park with my babir* when I might attend, the program During the evening, the wive* I I ) Movls said fareweii to one of their Lynn Wilson and Zula Me w en not eo young mother*- waa surrounded by aurh waa presented at 1:30 pm . young mothers, but I went." and again a t 11:16 p m. number, Caryl Marahall, who Leod; far chaplain— Sharon to-be. I met Mr*. Kaufman and Sh* ia In her early forties with her two children Gregory Woodruff and Donna WilliamIndividual Christmas par­ and Pam ala, will fly bom# to sin; historian— Simone Mul- she is a delightful w o m a n - and ia having a wcndrrful ties were enjoyed by ric h Uns* and Shirley Strauss. petite, and beautifully dress­ "career after fOHy." Before room with homeroom mothers Chicago for tbe holidays. Tbe January meeting will be ed. She wore a black jacket her m arriage she wav an acWeek before last the Nine in charge of arrangem ents. wivea played bridge at Doty held oo tbe lltfa day of Acey suit, a stunning lapel pin, and treii-a m g rr and appeared in NOW thru THI RS. Maliczowskl'f borne, where Deucy Club at 7:10 p. m. The , hat in sapphire blue — a musical! acroea th* country. Tallow, a solid oil or fat of OBEN 1:39 refreshm ent committee will be , a(in headband topped with A fter her m arriage the ap. rum inant animals, la com­ they were treated to refr* + SHOWS AT 2:60 ments of lemon chiffon cake Donna Williamson and Pat , ap phlr* blue flowers. Her peered on TV and before Ih e mercially obtained m a i n l y 0:00 • 9:09 Sprague. Baby sitters for Janrarringa and pumpa matched birth of her firet child she jrom 0lpn iw j jhcep, accordand French cherry pie. High 21 winner was Margaret Ander­ uary will be Linda Pitm an and in blue. 8he believe* in a wrote and performed in her ing to Encyclopaedia Britan­ 0UT Lynn Wilson. glamorous appearance a n d own TV program for children, son. who happened to be a SUM nic*. has, naturally, a chapter on "Van and tha Genl." She's guest. eScood high went to Doe"Slaying Glamorous." truly a sparkling personality aie deGanahl. TV "Check L ilt far Expectant and knows w hat mothers need Next party, for tbe club will WCCTOttl United Preas Internalises) Mothers" ia ju st th at, a real when they aspect a baby. be Wednesday from 4 to I United Nation* postage check list fo r everything. H er bcok ia small in site and p. m. when they meet a t Shir­ ley YoungbUdea home lor etamp* are valid only for Thera are pages where data amall in price. I t ia a Dol­ mail deposited a t UN head­ can be kept a n o th e r * ia in­ phin book In paperback, and cookies and punch. Then of course, there's the quarters In New York. Under formation whlen would b* you ahouid easily find ll- M ' New Year'* plana — more a U. 8.-UN agreement, th* priceless to an expectant not, let me know. U- 8. Poet Office Department mother. Your own ideas are This ia w hat you can give about that later. gets all revenue derived from good, 1 feel aura—afte r all, and then not have to give 0* • • MARGE HARVEY, presi­ postal aalta a f UN stamp* many of you have had chil­ your ndvicel I t ia all se t dent of lbe RVAH-13 Enlisted and tha UN retains revenue dren—b u t this ia a modern down, and by someone with BTARTfl FBI. I Wivea telle u* her group sed at­ derived from philatelic sales, day and tha information real “experience." ANNETTE IN Tomorrow—From My Note­ ed the Acey Deucy Club, com­ according to the World Al­ given by Rosamond Kaufman "PAJAMA PARTY* manac. is up-to-the-minute. book. posed of F irst and Second I aak tell* me aomething yard any more and it'a different and by now I am hard to keep up. A big dizzy. Maybe you or one of house ia a lot of work to your readers can help me keep elean. It's expensive decide. Should we aell our ^ and, beside*, now th a t the house? W e're lived here 26 children are gone, it'a loneyears and my huaband and eome. Any ideas? I are all alone now, having NOT GETTING Just m arried o ff our young­ -------- ANY YOUNOER est daughter. My hueband emyi w* should keep the DEAR NOT GETTING house ao th a t when the ANY YOUNGER: (And who ia?) This is one de­ children come to visit ua cision you and your hus­ with th eir children we will band must make for your­ have room for them. He selves. I eay, do whatever says th a t after living In a 14-room house wa will is easier for YOU. s e e never be happy in an a p a rt­ m e n t 1 eay if the children DEAR ABBY: A fter 22 year* of m arriage my huaw ant to visit ue, we can haa left me. 1 have con­ rent them an apartm ent in sulted m arriage counselors, the same building or some­ minister*, friends and rela­ where near u*. The steps In tives. In short, I've tried this house are too much everything, hut he still refor me, we don't need a Jfacobjy 2 fin jb lig h t A On <Bhidqsi By Oswald Jacoby TV Time Previews DEAR ALOS'E: Thar* ii shown tn th* American Contrac t Bridge League'* book of rarely "fairn fia " in th* hands frem th* World Bridge personal tragedy of divorce. V AQJ7I Listen to your lawyer. And Olympiad. ♦ J find in trrrita of your own. + AKS It leeme th a t both East • • • W IST ' EAST (D) plsyp/s opened with one dia­ DEAR AnBY: I think + J3 A 10 mond and both South players ¥ 9 5 1 1 - $9106 the woman who signed her­ overrailed with two spade*. ♦ 99 4 1 ♦ AK Q 861 In each system, this jump self "CONFUSED" h a t my + 1031 +Q7M overrall showed a good elx ex-huahand. Thera can’t h . SOUTH card su it and 12 to 15 high TWO men In th* world Ilk a ' + AKQ064 card point*. So each North that. Tell her th a t ih e lan’f ♦ 10T • player decided th a t hie hand NUMBER THREE, eh* i* + J 94 NUMBER FIVE. When 1 w arranted a six hid. No one vulnerable One checked for are* with married him I thought I See article for bidding. Blackwood—the other simply waa NUMBER TWO, hut I Opening lead— ♦ 2. wa*NUMBER FOUR. (1 jumped to the slam. This tima it didn't m atter. ju st got rid of him last aide, it ia downright silly n»t to check for acre a* a pre­ South did have an aee for his summer, so I doubt if he cautionary measure before two spade rail, but he might could have m arried anyone have held the king of Hia- in between.) Alao, tell her bidding a eiam. I wee strongly reminded o f . iiuin.l* unit q u e e n o f rltibx nd they should stay out of Georgia, West Virginia and this by on* o f the h a n d * ' mi nre o f apadee. North Carolina, aa he ia wanted for frlonlrs there. Numbe r fo u r * a a 0 Troubled? W rits to Abw ill?" say* sweetly after meeting by, Box 69700, Lot AnThere'* th* "friend" who your years older b r o t h e r , gelea, Calif. For a personal never paid you any compli­ "L el'a are now; that's your reply, enclose a (tamper), aelf-addrciaed envelope. ment! on your long hair, hut younger brother, Isn't ll? " • #. a who liy a in a stricken voice Thete'e the "friend" who as eocn as you've shorn it, innkra you feel overdressed For Abby’a booklet, "How "Oh, you've gone end cut for an occeaion by rrm aik- To Have A Lovely Wed­ your lovely heir!” ing, "You must lie going to ding." aend 50 rent* to There'* th* “friend" who another party from here." Ahby, Box CU700, Los AnThere's the "friend" who grlra, Calif. looks over the new home you omaliirr aparirua and aaya, "Nice, LITTLE place you d %»• H..* (« ,elt,er> 1have here." T h t r r a t n # " i f i r m l '* who NOW (1) V#*6 , W « ♦ ( h t r NORTH *9711 U LJe Jh si (x)om m T E L E V IS IO N fu ses, to com* home. H* simply said he had been "thinking about it" for a lung time, and h* packed and left. Aa f a r as 1 know, he hasn't started any legal proceeding*. I will not sta rt them, and I told him th a t if he dtdj I would fig h t him. People refer to our "sep­ aration.” Technically w# are not "eeparated." \V# are atill legally married, only he left me. Why do respectable people invite HIM over for dinner, and entertain him fo r bridge week-end*, ram ping trip* and parties ? K v e r y o n a know-a we are atill m arried, yet they tre a t him as though he were a gay bach­ elor. Ar* they pot condon­ ing hie action* by inviting him ? My lawyer tell* ma as long as he pay* the bill* there is nothing I caq do hut wait. 1* thia fair? W hat do you a u g g ra tj ALONE By Ruth Millett 1r O N I G H T m Enterprise Students Give I 1ft (1) F o r u a i : i a ( • ) At Th* W i r l f t T u r a t (2) S 'o n r# l:lft (1) M l i ' N * » i 1 40 • 4 i I ' l i i w n r f 12) 1 ••?*()• Ynung 2 !« <9 ) V • WOlllie 1 10 tft» l l n i i l l F i f t f (9* l'%9 In I'n iirl 11 » Th* l l n r l o f i 2 ftft (9) A IIC N m i • (ft) Tn Tall th « T r u t k ( • ) ()«no rot llo ip M al (2) ( h u l t i r f W o r ld 1 21 i l l .Ni n o 1 19 l l ) i h u n*r f i *o!or ) (1) I l i a t.ilga of N ig h t (9) Y tjng M a r n a d a 1 99 (1) Th* Match (lam * (») T r a lima at »r («> hr r# | Mterm « 2ft (2) Nik* S’o* » 4 30 C ) Uret of IlfOUCtlO (4) 1 in la W all ft 10 (2) W # lli t a i g a • (ft) Yogi Daar (9) N* a hui>* ft ftft (2) M i i l r VI '-m an ta In hi* >rla ft 19 ( I ) N• • a« no* 19) Ml-ifta, W r a t h a r , N#i* • It. . ;% akj tit ft id Y r VI .1 ft ftft f 9) l i a r f ltia a ta r — N a n a a h iitltln s tlrlit a i r l y a t Ilia s p a ­ t i a l l y of y«iur h o u s e niuj s n y s , '*1 d o n ' t d a r a t h i n k o f th # n u m b e r o f c a l o r i e s in t h a t . " T h e r e ' s th * " f r i e n d ” w h o i e . mitiila y o u , w h r n y o u h a v e ju * t l o r n r l n ' t e d pri-midi-nt o f a n o r g a u l L a t i o n , t h a t y o u 'v e t a k r n on a th a n k le s s t a lk . l i i r r r ' a a l w a y s s o m e o n e to t a k e y o u d o w n a pug . "FLIPI’ER” The Dolphin Chuck Connen Bio* "Viva I.nn Vegnn" KM* Brealejr Ann Margret TILL 2:00 g Q « 6 0 MON. - FRI. KXCKBT HOLIDAY l)nnre T o Tha Mimic O f T h e " V igilan tca" New Years Parly THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, AT THE LAKE MONROE INN <.KT YOU! ItKSKIlVATIONS NOW! t> DO TER i Q1BI.K —JN C I.U P P .S nOTTI.K OF • ‘ Y v r r m r f u r r u r r “— Program Now You Know HOW I TH E WEST ■WAS WON ’ In Time for Christmas! C O M P A R E R C A V IC T O R V ista . MARK 10 A G A IN S T A L L O T H E R S F O R U N SU R P A SSED N ATURAL CO LO R ALL-CHANNEL TUNIHO ALLCHAN N EL TUNIN* THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN TELEVISION Sanford Electric Co. 118 MAGNOLIA * » 822-1562 “VISIT OUR RECORD AND SHEET MUSIC DEPT." * �/ 'I* Creative Oviedo H D Club * Yule Tea Fetes Oviedo Garden Club By Evelyn Lundy The lovely home of-Mr*. T. H. Ryan in Oviedo was the scene of the traditional tea given by the Oviedo Garden The handsome gold wreath on the front door and many a t t r a c t i v e arrangements throughout the house carried out the Chriatmas theme. Before the tea, (he guests were delighted to be given a tour, of the beautiful grounds of the Ryan home featuring a garden of straw berry' plants and a little red wagon with pots of mammouth tomato plants, with the wagon used to roll the plants into the sun­ shine. Enormous roses of every description (this la a hobby of Mr, Ryan) were seen. Each guest brought a gift for a shut-in and also one for the gift exchange. The tea table In the dining room was covered with a white linen cloth and the cen­ ter piece was a snow while tree with colored lights, flank­ ed by hurricane lamps with red candles, p arty sandwich­ es, fruit cake, decorated cook­ ies, brownies, nuts and mints, tea and coffee were served. After the delightful tea, gifts were given to each m em ­ ber; these gifts were cither plants or some article per­ MRS. T. II. RYAN wns hostess recently a t her lovely Oviedo home to taining to gardening. Mrs. Hubert Ray, chairman the annual Christmas Tea feting the Oviedo Garden Club members. of the home lighting contest Shown with Mrs. Ryan arc Mrs. Aubrey Myers, center, and Mrs. Vera committee ennounced t h a t Bell, co-hostesses. m erchants In the downtown erea would be contacted to tee if they wished to partici­ pate In the contest. Mrs. Ray also said that Judges had been chosen but their names would b« disclosed lite r. Judging will b« Dec. 22, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Co-hostesses with Mrs. Ryan By .Mrs. nllrhlr Harris for the lovely tea were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hen­ Aubrey Myers and Mrs, Vera derson celebrated their 32nd Bell. wedding anniversary Thurs­ Othere present were Mrs. G. day with a luncheon given by S. Moon, Mrs. Thomas Moon. Mrs. Elmer Slaulgler of MailMrs. C. T. Nlblack, Mrs, Lynn land at the New Creighton’s Mosier, Mrs. C. It. Clonts. Garden Restaurant in the Win­ Mra. R. F. King, Miss Tern ter I’ark Mail. Their daughter. Mrs. Andre Aylies, also Joined them for the luncheon. The Hendersons were guests o! honor at a dinner party giv­ en by Iheir daughter and sonin law, Mr. and Mra. Andre Aylies, at their new home in By Jan* Casselberry Altamonte Springs Thursday Miss Jackie McClain, daugh­ evening. CHARLOTTE CARPENTER, right, (laughter of ter of Mr. and Mrs. Msrvln Guests inrludrd Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Chariot Carpenter of Enterprise, McClain of Triplet Drive, left Mrs. Cecil Davis and son, Saturday afternoon by train Richard, of Daytona Beach, holds out throe fingers, revealing that she is for Harrisburg, P*., where Mr. and Mrs. George Smednow three years old, Charlotte's sister, Janice, she will spend her two weeks ley of Orlando, Howard llrn looks on during celebration a t the Carpenter Christmas vacation with her derson of Enterprise and San­ hom e. girl friend, Debbie Deckman. dy McBride of DcLand. Jackie hopes to enjoy a "white Christmas," but Just before she left for (lie north she took a quick dip in a friend's pool in order to brag a little about our warm Flor­ Mr. und Mrs. Thom us Mil pet dog Mr. Mulligan is glad By Mra. John Lrone ida weather. lei of Atlantic City were the to he home In DeBary. Mr. and Mr*. C. E. Vurgin* She la a Junior at Lyman guests of Mr..and Mra. Adam ac of Virginia Ave. had their High School and Is an appren­ tice dance Instructor with son home from G m il Lakes, Muller of Second Street Fri­ 111. for fifteen days In-fore day afternoon. Th* Millers Royal School of Dance, ho leaves for Naples, Italy, will ho moving to Apopka in Mias Darlene Shet, daugh­ his new station starting in the ■ few weeks. ter of Rev: and Mrs. Darwin new year, Eli route to Florida Mr. and Mr*. Vincent KatShea of-North Triplet Drive, he slopped off in Warren. arrived bom* Thursday night Mich, to visit oilier, members waeki of Catalina Dr. have I their son in law and daughter, i Is a student at Emory and from school of Webster, N.Y., and’ grand' Henry College, majoring in Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tonini children, Mark, Laura, and ha Music and English. - Her seven yrar-old brother. have as their ciiltent house tiy John visiting them. Roger, who recently under­ guests, Mnilo Koruari of S la­ Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Hook went emergency surgery at ton Island, N.Y. Mr. Furnari Winter Park Memorial Hospi­ is a retired real estate oper­ of Palmetto Dr. returned from tal returned home on Saturday ator and Was president of tho an extended visit to Syracuse, Butler Fornari Real Estate N.Y. where they visited rel­ »nd is recuperating nicely. Corporation of Staten Island, atives and friends. Mr. Hook N.Y. He likes what he has spent a month in the V. A. ELASTIC PENOLOGY Hospital In Syracuse. Their . NEW YORK (UPI) — seen of DeBary so fsr. The Hendersons Honor Guests On Anniversary CasBelberry Personals DeBary Personals Plastic surgeons st Montsliar* Hospital In N«w York will removk tattoos and scar* from a group of prisoners in the hope that this will help prevent them from returning to a life of crime. The work la p art of a re ­ search project supported by th* V ocational. Rehabilitation Administration, a unit of th* U S . Department of Health. Education and Welfare. Th* reaaarchers believe th a t in ■op* rases, whin an individ­ ual consider* his physical appearanc* unacceptable to oth­ er*, his b«h*vior may aa a result a l i a be abnormal, sometime* leading to criminal l Members Enjoy Arden Thursday Dec. 17ft. By Julia Bartaa each m rmher wns held. Many A brief business meeting beautiful Xmas creations were The O slo Garden Chib held Its Christm as meeting at the *>■ conducted by Mrs. E arl ’exchanged. home of Mrs. Jem es E. W ag­ Donaldson, president, a n d Mr*. Robert MCFsdden was By Evelyn Lundy A very festive luncheon was ner a t 101 P ark Lane in Glen drawing* for. gifts mada by co-hostess and contributed the held a t the home of Mr*. Ruth Daniel! in W inter Park, Mon­ day, December 14. —i Her lovely, home was decor­ ated throughout with attrac­ tive Christm as arrangem ents. A delicious buffet turkey luncheofi was served from a table covered with a bright Christm as table d o th , Table* wer* set up In th*. Florida room and *ach one was cov­ ered with a gay Christmas cloth. . A fter the luncheon, gifts wer* distributed by Mrs. W. T. Carter, Chairman, from a handsome lighted tree. Guests enjoying this de­ lightful affa ir were: Mre. W. T. C arter, Mrs. Ruth Daniel), Mrs. Miriam H artm an, Mra. Inga Guthaus, Sirs. Alma Ap­ plegate, Mrs. Lynn Mosier, M bs Myrtle Wilton, Miss Ruth Davidson, Miss Jody Michael, Mra. Harold .Barnes, OFFICERS OF THE OAKS GARDEN CLUB a t the recent Chriatmas Mrs. Jim Michael, Mrs. John program meeting are from the l$ft, Mrs. Gary F. Sowers, second vice Lundy and Mrs, J. R. Battle. president; Mrs. Berl Chapman, first vice president; Mrs. Karl Donaldson, A fter the g ift «exchange, president; Mrs. Alton Kling, corresponding secretary; Mra. Gordon LofMiss Wilson showed tome Yule Luncheon gren, treasurer .and Mrs. James E. Wagner, hostess. lovely flora] table decoration of assorted mums. * An assortm ent of cooVie*, coffee cake end coffee was served by the hostess with Mrs. Brrl Chapmen assisting. The next meeting' will be held a t the home of Mrs. G ary F, S o w e rs,'1590 Druid Road in Maitland a t 9:30 am. Cahostess will be Mr*. Beverly Silbey. Woman’s Club • -- * s ' -• ; Card Party Decorative pine and holly created a festive atmosphere a t the Sanford Women'* Club recently when the Social De. partment entertained with a dessert bridge and canasta party. Hostesses were Mrs. Roy Tillis and Mra. W. B. Brinson. High bridge prixe was woo by Mr*. Guy Rosa with Mra. W. B. Brinson winning n > , ond high. ’ . . * Screeno was won by Mr*. M. E. Baker and Mr*. H, Wade Rucker. Personals Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Long and daughters, Patsy and Linda, plan to visit Irle^ds and rela­ tives in North Carolina, Vir­ ginia and Pennsylvania. They will be leaving this Saturday morning and return after New V ear’I. Harvey Dunn, Mrs. Be* Mueller and Miss Helen Snod­ grass attended the District 8 orientation conference of the American Cancer Society held at the Itymal Restaurant Fri­ day evening. The West Volu­ sia Cancer Association was host to this conference. SPKEIIV NEW YORK ( U P l ) - A new push-button electric blender with eight speeds grinds cof­ fee beans and whole spices without auxiliary attachments. The slowest speed Is -used for stirring mixtures. R UN NI NG The president, Mrs. C. E. Williams, conducted a ' b r i e f business meeting with -the r e ­ sults of the recent bakcless bake sale reported, it was an­ nounced that the proceeds from the sale would benefit Ladipur Institute, a boys school in India. An invitation was extended to hear the noted E. Stanley Jones at Winter Park In J a n ­ uary, with plans announced at a later dale to attend in a group. A most inspiring program e n t i t l e d "The Christmas Story in Scripture and Song’’ was presented by Mrs. John Martin, Mrs. Jatncs Griffin, Mrs. John Hires and Mrs. (toy Wall with .Mrs, Robert Ben- O u t! GIFTS GALORE FOR EVERYONE Ted Williams HARDWARE 303 E. 25th SANFORD ORANGE Al’RICOT SALAD la cup sugar 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin 4 cup cold water 3 cups orange Juice H cup white vinegar 1 Mb. H o i . can apricots, draingji, chopped Mix sugar, gelatin and w a­ ter. Add orange Juice. Heat to dissolve gelatin. Stir in vine­ gar ami apricots. Pour into a Da qt. mold. Chill until firm, a trout e hours or over night. Serves 6-8. ■ F IN E S T or C O LLE C T IO N TH E SOrTEST, CUDDLIEST, P LU S H A N I M A L S IN TOW N ! 26" MEYER MOUSE ......... 3 .4 4 25" TV H O R S E .................. 2 .9 9 20" PEPPI LA POOCH ....2 .9 9 33" KANGAROO ............. 4.99, 13" SLEEPY POOCH ....... 2 .9 9 '23" MR. BIM MONKEY ..3 .9 9 15" MR. BIM, JR.................1 .9 9 23" BEAR ........................... 3 .9 9 15" V.I.P. POOCH ...........3 .8 8 14" PEPPI LA POOCH, JR. 1 .9 9 Choose festive accessories Gift Hints fo r the "GENTS from our .new and stunning selection. • SUITS by TOM SAWYER • SLACKS & JEANS by LEVIS and FARAH Sweaters Ties Belts Sox Shirts Pajamas Robes Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP DEPARTMENT STORE 210 S. PARK AVE. OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL • PAL w a GIVE TOP VALVE STAMPS Accessories that will delight In every way I TOUCH TO N ’S TOYLAND IS LOCATED NEXT DOOR TO MAIN STORE ON FIRST ST •THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" Free Gift Wrapping” • Accredited Charge Account# Welcomed • Open Every NIto 'til Christ mas 1 REXALL DRUG LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED BY GLENN McCALL aad “ERNIE” HILLS DOWNTOWN SANFORD -.4 Scene Of * Festivej-t Enterprise By Mrs. Ritchie H arris Mr. ind Mrs. Carroll Peter­ man were the guests of hon­ or Sunday afternoon at the friends and neighbors gather­ ed to give them a housewarm­ ing in their new home on Third Street. Many friends and neighbors stopped by dur­ ing the afternoon to visit and wish them happiness In their new home. We are happy to have this fine young couple move back into our eommunily. CK • DOWNTOWN SANFORD �■ * ,t J , —, ' %# ■ _ * “ Last-Minute Gifts Show Personal Perference 1 Dec, 22, 1264 — Pit pro 9 PAY LESS A T . . . End of the rope C hriittnai j luxe version of something she liiwtiek brush. I of her ikin. her hair and her ■salesclerk direct you to the shopping doe* little to aoothej u ie i often, such as a 14-karat Be observant. Note the color eye*. Those help an astute, shade* needed, a husband's o r boy friend’s , “ B«* avant-sardr. “This li * leers. U you are m ale and time to lm jolly. Why not s h e U lte . tyO U ihpi, brm h on eyeung up on what to get your favorite girl, consider c o u n t braw l. bru*h-tm bluthrr*, a gift certificate for a wig or tick. KxecuUvM, too, take Deed. wi ght : Chance* are your woman h at been wanting to Certain beauty gift* aolve your office «ho|>plng needi. Although personal, you can Buy her a atatui aymhol. Certain perfume* are ■•in.’' give llp iticki, perfume* and air d ip t or barrettes T h r i e include Cabochard, fun 1h___ Chyprc de Coty, Chant d'Aroit being fodder for the without It me*, Le » e CiKenchy, Dial Office gossip. maln'a Julie Madame, Car Approach t h e cosmetics sen'* Ma Grlffe, 1’itfum * Hrcounter with confidence. Be villlon and » t r - by Holyneux prepared. Bernice Stern, a Check her beauty lalon perfume company executive appreciate offers these tim ely tips: Don’t be afraid to spy, l i a gift of six months of free hairdo*, facial*, make-up lr(possible, check out the beauty item s your wife keeps on her The choice is dressing table ,or what your secretary tuck* .in her handl*e ita lic in your gift _ Jt A a g and uses at the office. You'll bo a special angel If you surprise her with a de- GORDON f K fitLETT’S L IC H rE T T A HOLIDAY HOOTENANNY — What'a Chriatnms without u Hootenanny if thpre’s a .teen* anger in the house? Consider (riving your, yonnir fnlkainger a guitar for Christmas. Guitars now rank first among nil musical instruments in popularity. DRUG IMNECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY, 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD *•O f s * Annual Christmas Program New Arrivals Entertains DeBary Women Frozen Guacomole ■Avacado Salad By Mr*. John leone JVew On Market Guacwmole, a froteri avoca­ do salad from Florida, will soon be appearing in super­ m ark ets across the country. Marketing specialists i the Florida Agricultural Kx-i tension say this guacninolc is, being Introduced on a fa irly ' large scale in the Hulled | States. Je t air freight and im ­ p r o v e d handling practices have made this possible, spe­ cialist* say. Extension borne economists say that guacam ole Is made I , with ripe Florida avocados, [ tomatoes, onion, a tablespoon of lemon Juice or vinegar, and salt to taste. The avocado* are mashed and the other ingred­ ients added. 9 Served on shredded lettuce, gusraluolu makes a gourmet salad. PERSONALLY PREFERRED (HITS fur wives, grit I friends or special employes range from spray par film de toilette (lop left), tiuesl soap sets, (top right), classic Chanel No. 5 bath powder (bottom left) to Christmas kisses of eight lipsticks (bottom right). When buying, take along a list of a woman’s preferences anti her coloring. Slippery Roads, Holiday Spirits Spell Trouble i 9 Take say inlri section, add winter driving condition*, stir in yxubeiant holiday mood and spirit* and you'vtt got a recipe that •pell* dangerou* trouble. "Uuiiduy Mood'* c»n be de­ fined a* preoccupation with the social whirl, or a* tin- ifh'W of “holiday spirit*'') There i» 9 " minimizing of danger front inlvVaection accident*. You cun sivnid intersection acclttent* by tiring alert, which menus, n t to mix alruhui if driving. IV* of all accidents in ur­ ban area* happen at inter**- • tiona. Deduced visibility, and reduced traction, are the main bugaboos of winter driving, eys the f af e W inter Driving vague. The le a g u e distrlLute* information on how to •void w inter driving hazard*. W in ter w eather makes it rv rn more difficult to find giddjng etreet name* on liosign* at intersections. is>* Angelc* is reducing accidents by' posting name sign* iialf a f/ock aheaif of (be ivfMFI *y (rriVft* don't have to t«kn their eyes tiff their driving in they approach intersection!. Darkness rompounde t li e sighting of street *igne. Uthr *, including L->» Ant r l a . are installing reflective algne th a t glow brilliantly In headlights. Traction on snow or ice In| r * M i with either snow tires or Zhalna. WUh snow lire* on IN a t SO m.p.h. you still need B92 feet to step. But, chain* will stop you in 173 feet? However, *Dni people don’t , like the clunk-clunk of cheins on dry portions of the street. If you’re one of them, then J u u \e got to be exti a cauti« U ^ and pioceed a t snail* pace, if necessary. A t fur the danger "ingred­ ient” holiday spirits, keep your exuberance a t a medium. The old rule of ”if you’re driving, don’t drink . . . If you're drinking, don’t drive'” etili holde good. This holiday, be safe, not f rry. Live to enjoy a very happy New Yeerl t h e f i rs t t i n i s i m a s c e l e t i r -d n - n KNITS FOU HOLIDAY K\ KNJNGS—Glitter in knit* tiiken tit*: Miige for lln> ludnluys. Tycorn into ilwined with gulil anil itilvcr provides feather lightnims anil drnpahility in tiiowe two tlimign*. Topping a sleeve lews Hhenth, ihree-tpiarter rout (left) it* ill gold and silver on a htaek buckyrnuinil. Two-color tile pattern in paatel and tnelallir give* dimerosion t" tlie nimple Greeian-iimpinwl gmvt\ (right). These are Ity < aledinna. Mr. ami Mis. Fluy-d Allnivv family m Pensacrda. left MomUy ffirnd t!i«* h»ii« --------idayn wi t h t hvi r s o n ( Wl ) , W m l ^ m l gutrit c*f Mrs VirKluyif li. A ii IHoh J r . !{*•!, ami sTiunt \tDl»*r*on mn i lift imirr, — *— -*■— I Aim i t W. in It h ol J a c k s o n SI I I M’K - P H O O F H U G S - W A i a n a u k u a - ♦Uk»bs1* >"ur rug shocking — when ^ you walk across it these winter day*. loUc.il something melaliic and receive '* Jolt ! ivb cuff* dowg and bruih before washing. I ' hi * Mr*. E. I.. liriffiUi were Mrand Mr* William lientley vf Tennawarul*, N.Y., Mr. and Mr*. Leonard A*hv of t-innaminson, N J. and Mi** Alice Asay uf < anideri, N J , Mrs. Rentlsy is a daughter of Mr* * tin criT guest * of tt». rrfx. mii7iuni'7di.nirM,-"ASiy Tf t ai'ctt, Hanrium and Mr. and sitter. I Tbs National Institute uf Rug Cleaning reports you ran have your rug trruted to take I uul the siiucka. if yuu have tin* pjntdem. consult your local professional cleaner far the auU-*liock -treatment. K srly n Funds FREE DELIVERY ON ALL MERCHANDISE. Mr and Mis. R. II. I.yie* of llvje.to announce tlie arrival of a baby boy, Kevin Ray, born Decembei IP at the Orange Me.muiinl Hospital in Ozlando. Tin- it*by weiglted seven pound* and ten ounces. OCR DELIVERY CAR IS AS NEAR wa* held in Florida. The Spaui*h brought many of the old world ’ festivities / wilh tbs-m vs hen they *ettled along Ihe shore* of Florida with the palm tr e e ' being the symhsd of decoration*, even at tlie birth The quicker a stain it trea t­ of Christ There is no kn»»n ed, the easier it t* to remove. true date of the first Christ­ mas on American soil, but Rub g i.o s stain* with gly­ many believe it to be around cerin and leave to soften for 1M9 Jo minute* before washing. ■ Mr*. Ilsrry F. Brown intro­ duced Mrs H C. Kcbelhcrger, Mipiano, of Sanford, who pre­ sented a varied selection of Christmas music, trconipsn led at the palno b* Mrs.. Brown. A table overflowing with gift* foi tire SunUnd lictanlcd Hospital will tie sent on for the children in time for the holidays, reported Mrs Sidney Swallow, chairman. Refreshments and a social irour followed. Tlie ''uffet 1ahlcs were overlaid with an Iii|ue lace cloths, centered with an old iron wrought cen­ terpiece flanked In VasIt red carwilp* In crystal holders Tra>*» of gak<-*, cookie*, put* arid mint* with ttir silver tea FOU APPOINTMENT and rotfee service eomplr mi nted tlie table* ( A I . L .V 2 2-5 69 ? Itrere were no new tnem •h rs. hut three guedt were preaent. Vi*■ Beatrice J l')*oii, who IIK ALIT\ SALON donates the ilu i-lin .., tree r a t h year, was given • rising IN VICIN t’F 7 1 M t ItilTKI, vote of Hunks from ilw, club ■Ini A MAGNOLIA members. EVELYN'S AS YOUR TELEPHONE NANGCOMFUf OU low , low'P«setsIT MUCTSOM 0 9 GffT taocunoM t iv ttl LAST MINUTE SHOPPERS’ S P EC IA L ALL GIFT WRAP ALL CHRISTMAS CARDS OFF PROCTOR STEAM & ORY I R O N S .................... $8.88 FOSTORIA STEAM \ DRY ” I R O N S .................... $6.77 .7 SPEED PORTA RLE M I X E R .................... $7.99 ELECTRIC CORN POPPER . . . $2.97 . . HAT HOX HAIR DRYERS . $ 8 .8 8 DRYERS TEENAGE GIFT GUIDE TH E B EA T LES ARGUS MOVIE KADEU JEYVELcERS 112 8. PARK AVB. as a n ir t THE BEATLES STORY SOMETHING NEW BEATLES SECOND ALBUM MEET THE BEATLES BEACH DLACH BOYS C H R ISTM A S ALBU M (g)T ?l 10 (»)T 2027 (f)T-19«a (l)T 19B i (*)T1B90 (0)T-1>0> ALL SUMMER LOftQ SHUT DOWN. 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SUNDAY SHOPPING HOURS 12:30 TILL 9:30 P M $3.29 * Stereo .Electric Razor Headquarters Sanford Electric Co. i SPO TLIG H TS . i These top-selling teenage album s era but e few of the many Capitol album s direct ad to the teen a c t If your teenage friends have ail the album s listed here, then ask to see a com plete Capitol c a ta lo g of teen ag e alb u m s. B ut, d o It todayl C hristm as is alm ost here. 118 M A G N O LIA $ 2 .8 8 COM IK WHEEL WITH BULB roff BEA C H BO YS-CO N CERT . BAR STOOLS . . . . • BO TS (S )T 2164 . ~ W ATCHES ALBU M (S)TBO 2222 (S)T-210S (S)T 2080 (SJT-2047 OUTFIT INTERNATIONAL $12.98 KITt HEN AND '6 5 And Other Great Teenage Recording Artists PICTURES AND SHOW THEM! T V TABLES You'll make a hit with (he teenagers on your gift list if you give them any one of the great album s listed below, because all the b e lt recording artists m the nation and abroad are included here . . THE BEATLES, THT BEACH ROYS. PETER & GORDON. THT HOLLYRIDGE STR IN G S...all doing their bell selling album*. (> )T A O Z 1 9 8 EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO MAKE . . . . AND POWER MANIt l RE ACC. KIT TH E KEDUCTNG NOTE NEW YORK ( U P I)—Want to lose exert* [rounds? Then put away the long-handled mop and scrub the floor on your hands and knt-et. You use more calorie* the old-fashioned floor scrubbing way Ilian you do swinging a mop or using an electric floor washer. With blood *t*ln* immed­ iately with cold water. Hot water will set the sUiiyi. ^T li) PHONE 322-7913 OEI.CNK HAIR K * Keep dipping aciaaor* into hot w ater US cut a amooih edge oa foam rubber. Tile DeBary Woman'* Club iield the Christmas meeting Friday, Dec. IS, at the De Bary Community Center. Mr*. Charles Ulrich 'presid­ ed snd welcomed the m em ­ ber* snd guest*, M rs- It. Fisher give the in­ vocation, followed by the s i lute to the flag Mrs. Chester Keeriek gave * resume of the activities of the Florida Federation of Art Convention held recently at the Community Center. live month of February ** Set s i Florid* Federation of Art Da* el.C ypress Garden* and artists from t h e area arc atkctl to submit pictures and attend a ‘’i’aintmk” at the Gardens Smock* .ind ben-1* will lie the official dress for the day. A trip* to Nassau by mem hers of the 'Florida - Fcders lion of Women's t tubs is liemg phum-d, so contact Mrs. Cinch if you intend to go itcjHirt* were heard from tile Mirioii* seiTvtarles ami chairmen. The Music Depart­ ment Mill hold an afternoon of l<opular music at the home of Mrs. Ils r ry .F IlioMn l.suial <>n Alicante Drive, J .111 a at 2 p m Refreshment, will i* served. Ml* KW'akt Michciss-n gave i, reading for the l.llcrature and Drama Dr p.irlinenl about M. Augustine, relating to hoys * 822 1562 SUNBEAM ELECTRIC RAZOR SPECIAL! *1 3 “ �CAPTAIN EASY ALLEY OOP MORTY MEEKLE FRECKLES AND FRIENDS BLONDIE X 82X3 8X 8888 R 5B 35I * . •• i f f • • ro • B fiz +o o. * J2J F ’ *■ - 50 5f S 33. C. £r e 1 § * o £ “ I E H er 2 f 1 * tc /• 6 5 t»J "»• •» o e ' f S *< 2 .5 E s. f c -* Cl u r c/J | B f g w •4 •g O _ ■ *0 2 S' = f% — ve Z | lt*l > * 5a . *S 8 £ S HB 3 3 7 3. H c r c # « c % — « rn -a > 3 2 *3 •< S r n58 ft< ?- p= 3 5 MBO C 2, « | 5 5* .1 2 ° « s s: ? 3 9 * • A • �* THE FIRST CHRISTMAS be k i a r i Mat Arch* lout w o i rtigRing hi Jedeo in the room of hit fotior, Hi r e d , Joseph ftored to go t h e r e , and tumid aside late Goliloo. MfLWAUKKK, Wla. (U PI) — It was Juat like a twn-rrel comedy but nobody passed out Academy . Award*. Rveryona waa too buay laughing. The partlclpenta were twn bumbling bandit*, a' pet rnon key. a pair of little glrla and police from four town* In a ropa-and-rnbhera chaae th at wdund up In a m aternity want. Today, the bandit* were be­ hind bare, the monkey wa* being rared for by the Hum­ ane Roclety, the little girl* weie put In a home for de­ pendent children and the police were Mill w riting their report*. The comedy of error* start•d when a man entered the auburban Itrookfleld National bank, puihed a cardboard portfolio a t a woman bank teller and aald "give me ev­ erything." fthe gave him 91,- David Reddvmann, reahler • t the bank, raced outside, Mw a red panel truck driv­ ing off at high speed. Reddemann, got in hie own car and gava chase. Chang* Vehicle* Two block* away th* band­ it* halted th* truck, Jumped into a parked ear and (ped •w ay again. The money wa* blowing all over th* ground. Reddemann followed th* car onto th* freeway ayelem leading to Milwrauke*. When Red* demann taw * Male patrol officer, he pulled alongside th* bandit's f a r and aide•wiped It to th* shoulder. Th* vifflctr had Mopped eeiller to check a stalled dump truck. He didn't know whether to believe the eutpecta* etory of "he hit us" or Reddemann'* (bout th a t they bed Juit robbed a bank. The officer believed Reddemenn'e elory when one of the bandit* whipped out • gun end disarmed him. Reddemann end the patrol­ men, Itoneld W. Stock, were forced Into the getawrey car which also contained two amatl glrla and a .monkey. Talk waa the only weapon' Stock had,, and he used It well, peteuedlng the robheia th ry weie liable to he charg­ ed with kidnaping. When they reached • shopping centsr. the two hostages ware shoved from the cer. Heard Reports Mean while, motel owner Eran Rurany heard the first radio report* of th* robbery •nd . bememherrd th at aome rustom era who checked out eailier In the day behaved In an unueual manner. A woman who wa* with th* men wa* la te r taken to a Milwaukee Hospital'* maternity w a t d . I’wUce went to the hospital and arrested two .men. They were identified a* Harry Rhtnn, 31, Costa Mesa, Calif., •n d Prank Michel, 21, Grange County, Calif. The two were charged In federal w arrants with hank rehhery. Th* two men were at the SOME LUCKY CHILDREN will have a happy Chriatmaa when Santa sliatributaa these armloads of gifts from Rotarinns. Loaded down arc Mr. and Mrs. Loring Burgess and President Richard Dwts. (Herald Photo) Horse Show, Inc Names Winners 60 Children Attend Party In Chuluota Santa Claus from the North IVIe and the American Le­ gion's Forty and Eight train from Sanford were on hand Sunday afternoon to entertain the BO,children attending the Community Children's Party held In Chuluota with Po*t 323 as sponsor. Children received gifts from thortties aald the two Bute girls- Melody, b. and Cynthia,' 9—war* th* woman's by a previous marriage. - Masuiukr* polirs aald about I boo was found in possetsion of th* wwnua a t th* hospital •nd that th* hospital hill ap ­ parently had been paid with th* hank money. Another 1432 wa* found in poasessle* *f th* euspecta By Mery saw Mile* when they were searched, Bear Lake Junior Girl Scout police said. Troop SM displayed Christ­ mas Heme msmber* had made a t the December meeting. In­ cluded war* nylon Christines trees and clever hud vasea made from glees bottles dec­ orated with shells end spray­ The Sunday School pupils of ed with gold lacquer. Ascension Lutheran Church. Girls attending the meet­ CasaelbctTy, will present a ing with their leader, Mre. Christm as Eve Service at T Mary Wilson, were Donna 9. m. Thursday on the theme Morrison, Jennnit Stevenson, "Joans, Joy of Man's Dour- l.taa Marlin. M artha Klinger, ta l" Dehhle GU fen. Gale Gail*There will be group reciia- •tine, Ju d y Hoover, Kay IVnnlions by all riasaeo and Chriat­ lag ton. Schist a • Meeks, Sara m aa hymns by both th* chil­ Herrington, Diane Wilson and dren and the congregation A P atty Muscat a. Manger Scene wiQ he placed la the chancel. TVs Mother Mary will he portrayed by Deh­ hle lle rtag and Steven Berg will take the p art of Joseph Rev. C. R Zehnder, pastor, will conduct a Christmas Day • m i e n beginning at 19.M Troop 351 Has Christmas Meet Children To Present Program HOTARY-ANN, Mr*. Dorothy Bolt get* * cor­ sage pinned on at the Rotary luncheon by hus­ band. Jack. All wives of members received the corsage* a* favor* at the Chriatmaa celebration. Bear Lake Cubs Receive Awards p iv itn tfd il 1 K9 D fccm hfr meeting o! )t<ar Lake Cub Scout Tack 230 by CubmaaUr Bob Bunnell. .• Included were Gary Maries, lion, gold arrow naif lend bad­ ges; Kevin Steven Berg, Wolf badge; K»nny W estm orland. Phillip Kelley, Ricky Os­ trander and Steve Phtlbrkk. denner stripes; Steves Berg end Tom Ven Horn, assistant dsnnsr stripes. Pina preaented to den moth­ er* went to Mre. Mary Krenser, Mr*. P at F oiit. Mre. Peg*-’ gy Mails*. ,Mr* Sig Bowser, Mr*. Christine Riddell, Mr*. Ren* Rybkkt, Mr*. Gtnny Mc­ Clellan, Mr*. Mestne Boyle •nd Mr*. Aggie Oetr*nder. Aanouaqymeat was made th a t AI Fi*ri, district leader, .will be transferring *o anoth­ er s li ts and will bo giving up hi* work In this area. Cuba and parent* attending the meeting trimmed a C hrist­ mas tree with han/m ade dec­ oration* done by the boy* and By Maryann Mile* Winner* of Sunday a fte r­ noon'* Pleasure Show tponsored by Central Florida Her** Show, Inc., have been announced by Joe Green, preildent. Event* and winner* in o r­ der e i named were: W estern Pleasure, 14 year* and under, Nancy Erdman, Valeria AIdrod, Cathy Land and Rosa­ lind Allen; Western Pleasure, IB years end over, Gail Rec­ tor, Sherry Hookman and Gail Thomas; Jum ping, Jim Falkenherg. Becky McDonald, Jim Palkonherg: Hunt Seat Equitation, 14 year* and undor, Bocky McDonald. Robert Pattsr*on and Deborah Hull; Hunt 8eat Equitation, IB year* and over, Bob W ebster Cloverleaf, ell ages. Sonya . Howard, Claudia Howe, Joey - McGuckin and Jane William*; English Pleasure, 14 year* and under, Carol Patterson, Tibby McDonald, Carol Erdman and Kfht Vania;- English rieaaute. IB years and over. Becky McDonald, Debbie Hall and Bob Webster. ( Stock Seat Equitation. 14 years and under. Debbie Hall. r Nancy Erdman and Valerie Aldred; Stock Seat Equila( ' tion. 16 year* and over, Gail j Rector. Sherry Bock man and Carol Erdman. f Gymkhana meeU are held # on tha first Sunday of each s month whll* th* PUaaure Shown are scheduled each third Sunday of the month. calls will come on Chriatmaa Eve and moat of Christmas Day. "During this Urn* there may be delays on some .calls," Galloway explained. Even with all available ope­ rator* and with additiohal clrcuiQT~V&rrow«d from business customer* there will be times when the long distance n et­ work will be filled to cap a­ city." be added. Galloway suggested that sub­ scribers avoid these peak call­ ing periods If possible by p lac­ ing their calls before Christm as Eve or during the Chriat­ maa weekend. Company r e ­ cords from last year also show that there waa a alight lull In calling In the late morning on Chriatmaa day. Galloway suggested that sub­ scribers follow these rules to i peed call* to out-of-town friends and relative*. Use d ir­ ect diatanee dialing for statlontajafMlon call*. This will help rakevb some of the usual holiday traffic congestion. Spe­ cial DDD centers across the country will be used to pro­ vide alternate routes to aid in the completion of calls. Galloway urged that sub­ scribers use the Area Code number along with the tele­ phone number when placing calls throuish an operator. • "We have added additional DDD equipment In our central offices since last Chriatmaa." Galloway said, "and we expert to complete more holiday calls this yesr than ever before." . 9 » • TOYS FOR TOTS—Making underprivileged children happy a t Christmas is the desire of the Toting Women’s Community Club. Pictured are mem­ bers of this organization. Mrs. Katie Robinson (left) is president. Robert, B. Thomas J r. * be held on Chriatmaa Eve be- Ike Henry of this city. S22-575S ginning* a t 9 p. m. a t New * • • r. and Mr*. Je m e. H. Me- Selem P r i m i t i v e B aptist Mr- and Mr*. Samuel Gra1091 Sipe* Avenue, an- Church. Watch service will J*™ “ nd d*u*hU|,' Dor“thy ice the approaching mar- begin at 9 p. m. end extend- c , )lf>p >r# ^ .U v e a . r The Chorus of New Salem Primitive Baptist Church wa* feted with a pre-Christmas party by Mr. and Mr*. John L. Bryant, of Dixie Terrace, last Sunday. Rev. P. H. Prison offered prayer. Gift* were presented to Mr*. Don­ nie Burke, president of the chorus, and to the pastor. The Builnessmen of Thir­ teenth 8 lreet e r e c t e d a CnpL and Mrs. Lois Jewell Christmas tree across from the Cherry P lata. It is most Miller ere visiting relatives beautiful a t night as it glows and friend*. Capt. Miller i* a In the darkness. ' Bernedette graiiuat* of Croomi High Dixon, Mr. and Mre. Leon School and Florida A and M Burrought end Mre. Lucille University. Mrs. Miller ia the W. Calloway decorated same. form er Julia Clark, of Or­ Charlie Jackson, who is the lando. Capt. Miller ia with the chairman of the group, made Aero-Space Teat Branch Air the following statem ent, and Defense Board, White Sand* 1 quote: "We put up tha tree Missile Range, N. Mex. to make this area look some­ Visiting with Mr. and Mra. thing like Christm as time." Gentlemen, it is wonderful of Earl C. Spencer is Mr*. Spen­ cer's mother, Mra. Phoebie you to be so considerate. Andrew*, from Johnson, S. C. A Christmas program will Accompanying her on the trip were Mildred and Margaret, twin sister of Mrs. Spencer; her brother. Raleigh, and nephew, Anthony. Inc Willie Sabb, of Philadel­ phia, ia visiting in our city. Sabb, a form er resident, ia guest of Mr. and Mr*. Alex­ ander Mitchell. The Young Ladiea Commun­ ity Club, a group of real humanitarian, had ita annual Christmas party last Sunday a t tha American Legion HalL Many toy* and g ift! were given to unfoelunete boys and girl*. NOTE: If w* had mor* large-hearted people like you, what a much better place Sanford would be. Christmas Prayer O Thou who at Thy birth waa cradled in a manager, wearing our flesh without humiliation or stain: As wa approch this Christmastid*, help ua to rejoice in Thy Holy Incarnation, the mystery of which no dream of prophet Icould reveal, nor word* would e'er foretell. ENERGY 1 appointed VA hospital chair­ man and reports were heard on rehabilitation, way* and means and unit socials. Pro­ ceed* from the poppy sale* were announced at 2101 S3 and from the - Thanksgiving pie sale •( 22S 30 A rum m age sale will .b e sponsored In the spring. - a table decorated in the holt day them* Hoateasee were Mrs. Blanche Frye, Mia* Mur iel d o c k end Mrs. Howard. Belgium, France, Germany. Italy, Luxemburg end the Netherlands comprise the Eu­ ropean com moo m arket. THE STATE MARKET RESTAURANT THIS YEAR MAKE IT A HOME CHRISTMAS GIFT! Christmas Day, 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. BEAUTIFY YOUR FLOORS WITH ONE OF THE MANY NEW PATTERNS OF VINYL - ASBESTOS PRICES STjUtT a t * c PER TILS Mr. and Mra. Jam es H. Baskerville and children will spend the Chrietmae holidays in Hopeville, Va. James Hooks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hooks, is vis­ iting from Rochester, N. Y. He is • former resident of V rw Auxiliary Unit ton of . Donation of 223 was made Sanford. DeBary welcomed two new I to the Fire Department for In behalf of The Herald'* member* at the December 1use of the building and 13 to Ronald Henry, of Roch­ staff, Mr*. Thomas, Darryl business meeting held a t the the Garden Club for the Hwy. ester, is visiting relatives for Keith and yours truly Fir* Hall. Mr*. A. Muth of 17-92 beautification project A the Chriatmaa holiday*, lie ia WE WISH YOU A MLRRY CHRISTMAS Deltona transferred member- sum of $6 waa given towards the grandson of Mr. and Mr*. chip from Beach Haven Crest the new Post Altar. Auxiliary, N. J ., and Mrs. Quarterly reports were given SU G A R S U P P U E S Fred Perrick transferred from by Mra. Myrtle Hill, president. Auburndsl*, Bayskl« Auxiliary jaa auxiliary activities and It Long Inland, N. Y. was announced that m em ber­ A letter waa read from Nora ship h a t reached 100 per cent Gilllapie. d istric t. eight presi­ to date. Books are to be audit­ dent. announcing th* visit of ed before the January meetthe national president, Mrs. Msrw Klug, to Orlando Jan. G ifu exchanged dur­ 1S-1T. ing tha social hour and re- JOHNS-MANVILLE . FLOOR TILES fro m S trickland M orrison Program Given At Manor You’ll be Happier in a FORD | Plank roads were built hi (he eestern U . R. In the mid dm m h century. Em eet Southward. At the extreme right la S. K. Wilson, vice president for District Two of the Florida Board of Realtors, the installing officer. (Herald Photo) INSTALLED A8 6FF1CER8 of the Seminole County Board of Realtors were CJeft to right) Secretary Hen F. Ward Jr., Vice President Herhurt K. Stenstrom, PrAtldent F\ Stewart Jlelmiy, Treasurer Raymond Kensing and Director Long distance calling I* al­ ready on the Increaio a i the holiday season approaches. J . K. Galloway, prcaldent of the Winter P ark Telephone Company, reporta that traffic on ewitchboarda and direct diatanee dialing line# la keep- Free E g g n o g Christmas Eve l l e I P J L Elnie M . H uh . Owweg �YOU SAVE MOST AT T IP TOP WE IIAVE A COMPLETE ] LINE OF POULTRY FOR THE HOLIDAYS! ARM OUR 2 Convenient Locations 1100 W. 13th. St. 4th. St. & Sanfojrd Ave, THESE PRICES GOOD THROUGH DECEMBER 24 LEAN FRESH BOSTON BUTT {LIMIT 10 WITH $5.00 ORDER) SHURFINE EVAPORATED SHURFINE CHRISTMAS TREES CHRISTMAS CANDIES, NUTS, FRUIT, FRUIT CAKE, DECORATIONS . . 5 lbs. 39c FLA. GRADE A" STEWING EVERFHESI! 4 Family Loaves 58c 3 DIAMONDS SLICED A" ROASTING 4 No. 2 Cans $1.00 SHURFINE FRUIT 4 No. 303 Cans $1.00 SHURFINE CRANBERRY 2 No. 303 Cans 39c STOKELY 2 No. 303 Cans 39c ARMOUR STAR HICKORY SMOKED . 3 Boxes $1.00 LEAN FRESH PORK AMERICAN BEAUTY .4 No. 303 Cans 49c S T E A K S SAXET CUT 4 No. 303 Cans 49c BONELESS OVEN OAST «. i 2-22-Oz. Jars 69c R ROUND BONK SHOULDER CAMEO . 2-200 Cl. 49c R O A S T lb. DIXIE CRYSTALS CONFECTIONERY OR BROWN M AXW ELL HOUSE Limit 1 With $5.00 Order « J K R A FT Mayonnaise lb. I STEAK _______ S A U S A G E 3u» . CASE OF 24 BOTTLES Limit 1 With $5.00 Order ROUND FRESH DM) PLUS BOTTLE DEPOSIT LIMIT 1 WITH $5.00 ORDER 3 Lbs $| WINTER GARDEN P U M P K IN or M IN C E PIES 3 - T SHORTENING HERSHEY • m m 0 CRISP 10' Celery Potatoes _ EACH 2 KRAFT Ui j o t m I# SIRLOIN OR T-BONE KING SIZE T 25' FUESII GREEN 5‘. Pole Beans 2 lb?29‘ Limit 1 With $5.00 Order Limit 1 With $5.00 Order Unit 10 Llw. With 15.00 Order �•; •. \. v I V \l •V *- •v. CARE Blow At Reds Many Americana awm to be fru­ strated by our inubillty to lick coinmimiitm ovurnlifht. Many othcra, however,' have found n aim pie, pcraonal, aljrniflcnnt wny In which they can ahnjie the future of the world—by aiipportlnp voluntary foreign aid orKuni7Jitiona, like CAKE, Co-operative for American Belief E y , efywhere, which arc influencing the lives of millions around the Rlohe. In the case of CAKE, ejich dollar buys n specific amount of food (21 pounds) and the donor frequently re­ ceives a letter of thanks from the in­ dividual or family overseas who K‘‘t the packaye. That's personal. There can he no "rollback” of com­ munism until we !>eat hunger and iynnrntiee, in which communism breeds best. llunycr and ignorance go hand in hand. In India, for example, the most crucial food area in the world, CAHE is attempting to change a vicious sit­ uation. Children often skip school to scavenge for scraps of food. By providing lunches In school— « i i ; " li 1 <; 1 r }~ j ---•1 4 A group lawwn ga the ^ffjljated Young Democrats conducts aunuiil testa to determine the decibel count on car horn blowing In New York Ci­ ty*They ' I I I I have found that automobile drivers today have less patience than ever before and that they blow the horn at the slightest provocation. Even the staunchest Republican has to agree with the young Demo­ crats on this. Rut did it take a sur­ vey to discover 117 Anyone who has ever ventured on a public highway,. Inside or outside New York City or any other com­ munity, is aware that the shortest interval of time known to science is the infinlteamul fraction of a second which elapses between the first faint hint that the traffic light may turn green and the blast of the horn by the genial gentleman at the wheel of the car behind This quaint tribal custom seems, alas, to lie the American way of life out on the highway, rude and un­ friendly as It may be. it would be interesting lo are just : 'I I Worry Clinic for seven million children a day cur­ rently—CARE Is creating a situation where parents see that their children attend. Not only are they exposed to learning, but they are-better able tu study because of being fed. • The organization plans to help feed 37.7 million people In 84 coun­ tries over the next year. Except for three s|H*cinl areas in Kunq*?. this aid will be concentrated in the de­ veloping nations of Africa, Asia and Latin America. More than 16 billion pounds of food, donated by the U.S. govern­ ment as Food for Peace, will form the mainstay of these programs. The governments of 26 countries will pay all or part of the costs of transport­ ing the food. Funds for the rest must come from voluntary contributions. While $1 buys n 27-ixiund package of food. $2 will buy enough seed to raise 1,000 pounds of vegetables. Calculating how much food or seed can lie bought with greater amounts of monev is a simple exercise in arithmetic—and compassion. Eart iixtlcilr« • m ) rumntnn secret *e* worry of many Intelligent widow rr» and old barhelnrs. So »rr*phook thU vital ra.p and by all means send for the > n booklet rorntionrd Heluw. For *ex-*earrd husband* often try to drown their fears in whiskey. CASK ti-403: Karl II., aged As, j* „ magazine editor. "Dr. Crane," he began, “ I have been a widower fur 7 yea r*. ‘‘Hut s ,few month* ngo I met a very attractive widow, aged II. who is *o charming and jolly that I have fallen in love wth her. • *‘We have mutual friend*, the same hohliir* and lielong to the aame churrh. *o it Quotes Fewer Honks i what would happen if cars didn’t h a r e "horn*. W* mlgbt-ts&Hsnrpriseh at how few accidents actually are averted by all this bleating and blar­ ing. We might find that horns are blown more often in anger than in warning. One thing Is sure. Without horns, our motor planners would be quieter, even If no better. For a start, wc might try limiting ourselves to a honk an hour. In between honks, we could, of course, stick our head out the win­ dow and yell. —P. J. Letters T o T h e E d ito r Herald Area Correspondents This h»« been greatly nee.i* ed for yeura. tScvretury MrNitniumi iii the first mun tu have the courage to do it. Sen. |*nul Puiiglaft, D-Ill., commenting oil th* l>efenae Depnrtment’ii cloning uf ifo military infttallationi!. fv' ‘VyyV' * ' !* - Bruce Biossot--Ray Cromley P o litic a l WASHINGTON (N FA ) — A little noted meeting that Set up wuymnrks for yourself, took place ri- eiitly in l im a ­ gpidepost*; consider well tin* high­ go offers hii important gauge way, the road by which you went. of change among the coun­ Return, O virgin Israel, return to try'* state legislators t h e s e your chics.—Jeremiah 31:2l. The gathering bore the lof­ Nature knows nothing of rights, ty title Ilf the 17th bieunlul • * • General Assembly of the She knows only taws. Jinn, tm the State Government*, slut* law­ other hand, has ideals and aspira­ makers and other legislative tions.— Janies Truslow Adams. official* from tin- Bfl Male* came together to consider common Mate piohlriii* and related lliattcl* Two year* ago, assembled in the same efly, a similar group of legislators approved three I'. S. canstllutlonal amendment* which, If taken Editor. Herald: smile* to many face*,' but to quite some knowledge of the seriously, could have revoluAn answer lo ‘‘A Decree," tin* mure sober minded such Wide, but perhaps had never tionlied the structure of On Friday Dec. IS, Ihere light frivolous quotation from Iteard of the price One Man American government. apjwarcd m The Sanford Iter* tlw (Utile, such profound truth*, hud to pay. until tie realiret One proposal would hayv es­ aid, a witty little jingle call mixed with auch a meaningless "llic Mint High rillelh in die tablished a t mirt of the Dil­ »*1 ‘‘A Decree " j Jingle l* n*n to be laughed at Kingdom of Men and givelh It lon, Composed of the fit) state Thi* moil likely brought; Th« author evidently ha* to Whomsoever lie will.” Dan­ I chief fust 'CCS and rated super­ iel l or tout "lllghtrouinent ior to ths U. S Supreme h.xalthcth a Nation. tint *in is ICouit in certain important a reproach to any pecqde." ft’drrul *t«t# A MTHliil v«<iiihi hnvr gri’MtI'noerb* II 34 by wiiirh Hut I seriously doubt if any |y ruiutl tlif Alltmunls Sprint* Enterprise on* who would to lightly use fstiktin iihi M iniliutv wmtii'lMrs. Julia llartoa Mr* Ritchie llanria R3S-131R the Hook our Nation was iiifntit to ibr fiolt-ml i oiiitU MUi 3X31 »(L* 1404 fouinb*) on is ton great!* cun iijtiun. Hii* uroiHhi* pn-cu’iilly Hrar l.ake-Furrsl f i l l »ernr«| a trout is r valla linn or Ik so (Tunil-ri »«hhp it in ro ver Mr*. Maryann Mill* f a a r Mary Its preservation, lest “ A DK- UflilH'l. 63X-367N Mr*. Franc-* Wrnlrf A thin) vtoulij bnvr burrul CUKE’' lie the only interprets3JJ-X21X Casselberry Unn of llt« Christmas ttory for th# federal rourU from t*kMm. Jans Cisselbarry l.aks Mnarn* M im e in|f any band in l U l r le^ialA S J » -5 0 4 i Mm. II. (.. Jnhassa la-l-me n*bl that lH-c 23. Is a Hvr reiifpofUoiuiH nl. 311-472* Chulaot* day set aside to tumor a rat Only five Ntnli* Ir^uInluroM Mrs. Joan Magia l.ongwood commemorate Uie most won­ filmll) i4j»|»|A»ve*i (he i'lidlt uf 363-3711 Mr*. Ilanna Kstra derful, the only lasting gilt, the I'nion ideu. Hut m ore Ihuti X3X-33I7 Itrllary lid* world ha* ever received « d o rrn *( am |»e»i th e ir enNorth Orlando Mrs. J.doi Iron* •‘For tiinl sc loved man (his d o rA fm rn t on the other pro* Mrs. Margaret ( why Cti*-iK*3 highest creation) that lie gave 322-6 793 —P i l li a a — 1— rtn fc s -----------Mm. Mildred Hasty Mr*. Clarenre Sneder • win,soever belie voth In him \M*enih1> of t h e SUtr», •6X-S63I H M fll should oof |>eri»h, but base thou if ii loMdetf m before wiiJi Gm k * Oiledo everlasting life." and if the * rrh r o i iN r v il i v e i . avoided Mrs. XoAnn ttaya Mra. F ieljn l.undy author of " \ DKi'HKK" were 349-4073 365-3140 tti« only p«*r»un in the world (iocT would still have given the supreme gift. Jcsiit, for h<I ahull save his pcuple from their tin*. Matthew 1:21 Mr. siwl Mrs Woodrow Slough Editor'* Note. You arc en­ Faifti 4 tiuiilurd, Florida Weil., Deceinltcr 23, 1964 titled to opmlou. However, we did not consider the article * n a u c * * . o ut lo s s , x u n o a t s u n a u i a i i a "witty little Jingle." The aame * n t 'K s o l.r o il* w , u f f s l s i i t s . a a t m l H iM is r God who loved us enough to ao a x iT i L t i i s n t a H L I i * L. I tk N I T X O M aetkl hi* Son Into the work! A U vorllalug l u r a c i a r A s ta c l.it K ills , « a l liNKK* atreaaed Use Importance c l Ma h r t I roll* so a A A v .rllsIa * U . s , . „ lov* In Iba cum in and anti. Oue k a a a f l a * L dller tu t r i m U.asrsl AJssrllsiug Mantgsr group command* that man BURII. Mil.LI AMI 4AHUC SMIlKMAAta Society tailor love God, the other that man B a a la ta a M a a a g a r u o rris AUiri* ra so W BLLI love man. The birth of Christ cm sausr I l l r S i s I c i l iu p t vsaa based cm love. Jcsua’ f l p t W M .L t B IL L V I S I K S T O s a l r Kdlitr preaching, taacblng and beal* atatt P h a to tm tb .r Ing mmisirie* were founded on P w blU li*4 4 a11/ * * c .g 4 S t i u r J a y , t u n d a r s a t C h rla ta iA a j g u h love for God and for one'a l U t s d n a l u r t s y p r* c s* 4 lu a C b rU lu a A . nelglibur It wat out of love • t ir u ir n o i a n t i Man* Uallvtrr Ho w*sh that Christ did not let the cup of the true iflx too pass from tUMIkOLB l u t l l l l l ALL u r i i L K m a i l Him. •r mau n< t u l» « t t u r I t l A t 1 >M » We looked c* the article aa 444 4 M aalht 4.14 I 44 o a 16s a alncere axpcwaiiaa of God'* 1 11 I 144*16* AM I M a A lh l bleasing upon the men to be I t * 1 MaaUt 1.M I 44*616 D. 0- I 'w s U l' h s t u l s t l a a s p r a s i t a U a l 6 3 s a i l a a S s u i p l i s a s 6* be able to be safely with lov­ ed one* In commemorating the p al a l a a l s a a i A birth of the Holy Child. T6* 44*raM la a n i * l « *1 U* Cans* Pr**a w6ica U **• A* far aa the word "decree" ' 4411*4 sseJaarsdg Is U* a** far r*pa6U*aUsa •< all 16* 4»**l la concerned, the 'dictionary s t a r pflsi*4 I t Uia atn*w*e*e. calls U a public order. God de­ Thought For Today Dr. C rane’s Best Christmas .Wrapping N o te b o o k T h a difference between t hi istihnity Mini communism la largely that t hrifttimiity takoA evil ftcrloUftiy. Itrynii tjieeii. 1i j itiih Kpm* copul ev*ingelUt. • »♦ iir propo\ftU or any sriulil8!UT tO th« lit. Thl-i did ln»t m(an they 4*hoee to itfhoia the f unirowr* siftl leappoiImhnn'nt n*«o*. They pa n od a rvMilntion on the kuhjivi, but ite tom? in p tia illv rly nniMt nil* wb»*n *v\ b«ftid« t lo famuu » » molid mentft of The I Uhl rvaulutlon vxpnrsted Aiipporl for a coiiftlltdtioiiill nmoiidiiiolit v*in* H moui-1 permit th** itMti'b, in rfdit* 11totui|ct to cuiinidtr fo(*lot • iitlinr lhan popuUlion in (b<? niftWe.iip of at Iai»a« one lu*ut# of a le|finlHlur«» provided the voter* of th« •(«!« Bf»|»iov# thin ftirmiireinriil in a refer* endiJin te*t This la jiml ihouL I h» mlMeat iniftKinahlr ilepnrdiie (non tlir ir.K. Supreme! * *ou i h "oiiu mmi. one voi*-’* ii‘H|i|“>rtitiiiui unt dec lev of rmd*tlui|. Yet the fnct la thnt not r\*,n thin proposition irot through Ihf (ieiieml » re*»dp* (Iona mill oitiiout « noi*y I*ai lle. Litrerul leg 11*Into I * oil the KviodutIona i Miumittvi* hhiat* ed the |ir«*|niAAl a« the f,dy ing ifftnp of lhe tHd (•ujiiii,*4 With ite heavy hIa*k **f c«»ti* fterviitlWH. t he m n*11iIU« « aanailed m» a rollwtion of lame duck ft, pot«niiMl lum# ducks and other outdated per­ sons. T v% ' o lihvrnl mcntlrt*r«~.Slnte Sell.*ti)oi la ! of Connoctlcut—filed the minor* ity report. Though the major­ ity report, of rour»e, p r m l l ed in the committer, tiie fight aafMM.MiaMUMlkMit. **B U'*a hly floor. Tha liberal* still thought they mighl win the day if \*it**, tint under the rule of In general r»n»* , ho ma\ that the unieillMy it tllkea 1(1 alHtik the liNM itidil I* li Uf thial a to futre ftUeh « vote, f*nd the iiefiio« rwtie country* d#—i-r*! * oppurtition fell two fthift t. | tip gfe. 1‘Hiiiii nt it get* mid, Newitheleift, wlnii the ma­ indeed, the government ran he pulwoll fo» !tioM* who de jority remdution w»-« wnipped Aerve it* hj voire vote, it ve«y lUline I h.il Jeil of Iti Itaili, large choi un of ev 1 in un e aAliy in one of h u preened the wfnenihly' a ilivid si j*»»«*| iraiU"Inn•k n p 11li led I»y ed M fitimenU un the isAtie* a \\ eit t *et iii un inngx ? in»*. U n >eiitw ago* the ninjoi 1ly plull W'uiJd hove riiifii lo all of - lie h’fl aomcnicely «« h liheial nhenmtive tlill.g <>f li h •\%i» vit«| 1-001to the eelehrated thp e anieml* i|i|th(«‘llt to » i lli'iii n, Iti^ nieiitA. iliifi t e x t f u r l ife And hi* Tina time the toneervalive iiw n m i n f And j«*)oii* Hi * niHj<uit>, hutking this ruiid ta-ptiid*** i.f all th n t Ilf** find pt ef*«ii»n,' must hint woo t o o f f e r . Iiiowio v S» *’i otiiiy ItioigliiM ileiiul wlolher it WuA heiltilig currvetly when the * n o V r*** | I HU n. fill i lie fu a! AUidvrt* *rtiy of Jiditi h* iiiicdy'i «** mounded through tha room. mi >*-; ll.it toll T»in*■t 111*vmehn11geiII. seeing we are quite conipat*. A Catholic ptlest recently fide. [naked me how to answer this -Hut. D r. Crime. \ am wur- n a t i o n often presented in riernl about »t*x* fur ! hiivo ^hu lit l nnk Conferentes: “ J* it true that there are lived alone for seven years. "Would our muiriugu lie- only so many round* of sexual ammunition in the male?” copic platonic?” And the answer is a great .Mnny intelligent Americans' m e ignorant of some of the big 'NO! So old bachelors and wid­ simple medical fail*. For example, glands as well owers need have no aignifia* muycles benefit front reg­ cant fear of. jilatonic marri­ age though they are 60, 60* ular use, ’ And you cun develop laiger or even 75. Even the retina of the eye muscles at any lime In your life just by regular exercise remain* healthier and mors functional when it U used. thereof. That i» one reason why Fur example, a man past So can decide to Indulge in ophthalmologists (eye turweight lifting or push-up* K*o n l> ur** «*>■* cross-eyes and other type* of calisthen­ be corrected early. ics t i l l , he enlarges his mus­ *Otherwise, the retina of the unused eye may grow rela­ cle* very definitely. Hy the same token, you cun tively inert and blind just, take a partially functional from disuse! Irregularity of milking a gland ami make it enlarge and secrete more fully by cow will also tend to reduce* the milk secretion of tier udsimitar legatai exoivi.w ..Sex n|i|wuic, like your gaa- <,*‘r tl*‘r So send for my booklet 'iiic liiiugur, Is something ihnt is supposed' to last nil your ‘ How to Prevent Impotence,” enclosing u long stnmpyd, re­ lifetime. Just liecnuse you |inss the turn envelope, plua^Jo cent*. ( A l s s i* write to Dr. * uge of 5(4, doesiiT mean thnt i ' you lose your desire for Cranr in care of this new*, bw-fatenk or (trcati pie and paper, enclosing a long slamped, addressed emrlnpa other delicious viands. and 20 cents to rover l>pNor does it menn you 1 should likcwisij lose your en- , Ing and printing r«*l* when joynieiil ,,f a .wife or hus­ y«U vend fur one of hi* band, IF. * And that big "IF " mean*, IF yuu r« ill!in* Ihr true turdii-ftl fnrt i« iihuut glandular fun«tion. Hut many a limn ham* Atrmgft hiniM'lf by frara And duubtft. Artuully, uiiylMal) in rr*HAiifmbly giMrti health should las | ifhlr tn function in the tilitr- i ituJ rvlatioTiship till the Age ■ ttf If mi yen i «* if hi* don-n't uf. fin! hiiuaidf with m mi*xuni inferinnfy nuuph x. j booklala.) OVER 35 YEARS Al First A l’almelro (Alongaide old post ulficri Sanford Furniture Co. • O irpctn • F u rn itu re • Tile • I’iimon • Ren Iit I Beds C’tumfeif - ^lionUith, Due. P rof c'.lnlr SOO WffftT ftiMi? Siam Tl i **aa(16*| »A ,' IJ 37 • SANFORD, T L O R IU A they could force n roll catt (U ijp & m t f n r d creed hit l o s e for man. What could be wrong with men de­ creeing their love for their par* *. 11*1. cut*, wive* and children. U */ B S IM IS I, 1aan# 1 * 4 s.*r a66*6ruM*B. t t t x i s s i a L . *1 164* ills * 4 * p a nl wl wi aany a>*l*r»Ai. UU M 64lliai • t T 6s Oaafor* 41 s ( *14 B**r 6* r*px*tas*4 I* aap a n s s i w ilt more love ware expressed by writ (sa par ail sti ua of 16* p*61l*6*r of T6* liaralA 4 6 / word and deed th is would ha [itItaal ar U rn r*»p<*aal6U f*r sac* r**rs4a«il»a w ill _________________ **Mlu*>*d ** l a i n u*.«* on T6t Har*l*a «*pyrl*6l 46* wiU 6« a much better world and fSod would be pleated. U t I s a l / N wA4*r 46* Uw, K t l* l * 4 .4 , S M l l f *144* MAIltr M II4M It. l i l t 61 U * I**41 o f f le• at tia fsr A , r u n t * . **4»r 14* 4*4 *1 Caaaraaa *4 liar** ffc bx W ■ § J / •r I B-"i I f. ---- « t ^ m < = fg fe r •• V fl& jv u } C h h lb Jtm a A * s d ia p p ij. V l& w a# * f rlfa a h to our Families and Friends from the Officers and Men of Reconnaissance Attack Squadron Nine �tlfif fcittTnrS ’ V t or. 23. 1964 — Pi Judy Kinnaird •Goes Home For Christmas • ■• . v *' • V * Howard Hood, president of th« Sanford Lions Club, an­ nounced today that the pre­ sent total of contributions re­ ceived for the Judy Kihnnird Fund is $2,045.4!) and the club is plessed at the response which has been made by all Central Florida. Hood stated that while in­ dividual recognition could no*, be given to everyone, hr and the club wanted *to express their thunks to the individunls, business concerns, civic clubs, ladies organizations, G i r l ^ Scouts, and especially Harry m Kudcll, who helped make this a success. Judy is now home from the hospital, .though continued rare and treatment will lie needed and these contributions will be of great assistance to her. Hood announced that the drive will close Christmas 0 Day, but anyuuu who Wants to make any contribution or .write Judy could do so by writing Judy Kinnaird, Gen­ eva. Florida, v "The Lions of Sanford wish to express a very special Merry Christmas to everyone who helped with their con tributions and their expreslions of rnnrrrn.'* Hood ssid Christmas Eve PRICES IN THIS AD ARE E F F E C T IV E DECEMBER 21st THRU D E C 27ih., 1964 • CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY U.S.D.A. GRADE *A* QUICK FROZEN TENDER BROAD-BREASTED BLUE RIBBON QUALITY WESTERN BEEF r S IR LO IN I S T EA K S I JL . ' W S.ISl», (CVCMes MO.IMe ANY Yeung BtauJ-BrsesIsJ I Former Groy Turkey { M i'ie tiw m a s-iH U M .-, * *• —» 12-37-44 ANY $1.00 PURCMASt OS • CANDY ’ MORRELL'S PRIDE PURE PORK ROLL FRESH STANDARD FOR YOUR TURKEY STUFFINC l OYSURS as 79c SAUSAGE 3 u. I00 r OLD SOUTH BLUE RIBBON QUALITY BONELESS LADY FAIR lSo« STUEEING 2Z T-BONE,CUBE TOP ROUND StuffingBREAP 25* 0° STEAKS u QUICK F R O Z E N GRADE 'A' LAR GE BAKING GOLD MEDAL Plain or Self-Rising Service Planned YOUR In Geneva lly J o A n n C H O I C E ! Hays Thr annual Christmas Kvc Service* in (»tm \a will In* h«dd this y m r at the First Meth­ odist Church with Itev. Char­ les Patterson, retire*! minis ter from Orange City, leading the service in the nhsenre of Itev. \V. K Tittima, |»a*t««r, who is confined to Seminole Memorial H*•o;i r/»1 following surgery. Ilenediction will he given hv Itev. W M Grogan, pastor of the Kirtl Ihiptist Church. The service, ‘The Service of Light/' util begin promptly at H p.rn. and those planning to attenil are iri|nf«ti>i| to «rrive early if at all possible. The choir will take part in the service and member* will he wearing their new r«*h» •. most of which wef e made hv Mrs. John Stone at no «-••*! to the choir. FOOD FAIR PURE CREAMERY MEDAL kitcktn lntrd‘ FnntkrJ FLO U R PEELED & DEVEINED BACON 2 l„89( lea n LARGE LIMIT-1 WITH $ 5 00 OR MORt FOOD ORDER m ea ty r r u m YOUR CHOICE! F Y N E -BAKE OR PORK BUTT 39t HAMS 4 a. 2M PICNICS u:]M ARMOUR BONELESS FLAVORKIST ASS'l FLAVORS • SAVE 10c GALLON Have Yule Party SAVE 4c' HUNT' S C A L I F O RNI A WASHINGTON (LTD Sound* of band musie and young voices singing ' Rudolph fhe Red Nosed Reindeer" echoed through the Justice Dc psrtment Monday. The occasion was the de partment's f o u r t h annual Christmas party for vmmg iters from the District of Co lumbia public schools . Jk b m U ktas nh i i rii im t u u M b tertained at the party, which Is financed b> eontriliulions from Justice Department em­ ployes. - FROZEN S LIC ED SAVE 16< • FVHE DAKE ASS'T SAVE 1Bi . WHOLE KFRNEL CORN CAKE MIXES NiBLETS 6 17o« CANS COOKIES 3 t : . i BOXES SWEET PEAS 5 HOLIDAY; special: s >j\S\Toa. J pUcss to M4. a . w t .04 isso/t r*ar W«(cs m ir><|0(M. pieces FANCY SNOW WHITE CAULIFLOW ER HEAD FRESH LUSCIOUS RED Is she, «r H'hspt s Isoms or iM'lwssf ■ . . ns4 th, TO KAY GRAPES Th« Sanford Herald FRESH CRISP PASCAL CELERY GIANT JS JUMBO Virginia I’ttroski P. O. Box 1214 Sanford ■bylli. SPLIT Mildred Haney 668-5631 Deltona Mary Gettings 283-4847 Bear Laks Sohpie Haines 66 8-1102 Or Bar; DOZEN SWEET JUICY FLORIDA O RANG ES 79< 1 rown-N-Stfvi ClovtrTsci » S ( i f PKC OF • 19** COFFEE CAKE„-59« H u x rn .ttin Nora N orrir TK 8-1514 S. Scaiinola RING • GOLDEN Halldor Fruit $ Nut STOLLEM FANCY SWEET FLORIDA 322-6254 Lake Mary lb ID CAKE STALK FRESH TENDER YOUNG 4 g» .^W-A»-»-b4MW^Qfc.k.P.Ai'L H HOLIDAY BA KE RY I ROM for Jfc, M.Mt showv tts« b*st m . oo o r m o r e o r d e r ARMOUR BONELESS DC School Kids SANFORD l,M,T • ' 1 �/ . < ) \\ V D * 83 1 1 • M s. j ] • W -*— * V. ■ Hr ■ Bimfcrfc I m O 1 1 I Pair* . 1 * Dec. 28, 1964 * i% I S • . r . & • S t r ik e s 1 ; • • - 1 ! ; l la. ir f The Sunday Mr. A Mr* By i o t a A. Bpolikl - I t wouldn't slip our mind cn League welcomed the* Gander tlrely, but 1 Ju it .might start ton's Into the loop. Thla still ram blin' and Include It to ­ leaves a vacancy for two more w ard! the end of tha column couplet Into this league,'which with the poidbU itr that you'd bowl* at 6:30 on Sundayi. SAN FRANCISCO (U P I) — think It waa Juat an after­ In the Tueaday nigbt Bual thought . . . WHICH IT IS ncatm en’a League, Goldberg Shrine football p lay eri, 44 shot a circuit high of 220 with etrong, vlsited^-ih* Crippled NOT I lirfp ital ltal today a t From all of tie here at Jet seriea honors falling to Ralph Children'* lrtfp Lane* to our m any warm and Bette with hit 364 set. Nice their first official act on their visit to San Franelscw-«b*n dear frtende In the bowllnf aboottn', Ralph. got right down to tha business Evelyn Wagner bonded fraternity . . . i m y Merry Christmas and the beet withes nifty 210 in the Tuesday BUI of p rattled in tha rain for their HemphUl Motorettaa ‘League. Eaat-Weat clash on Ja n . 2. for the New Year. Leading th* Eaat team on Incidentally, aa you'll note _ .la Poat, Evelyn Wagner from our ad* In the Sanford and another Evelyn, thla oo# tha annual pilgrimage to the Herald, quite a few of the MUIa, aU tied for high aerlee, hospital wer* bead coach P ete Elliott of Illinola for the Eaat league a are off during the a 478. holldayi, eo you won't hare It'a good to tee Dot Button and Johnny McKay of Southto w ait for an open lane. bowUng to well again. She's am California for tha Watt. But th* youngater* were The klde really had them been poundin' that one thre* aelvea a time a t their Chrlit pocket conslatenly. All you more Interested Irf the like* of maa P arty Saturday. What hare to do la touch that bead All-America llntbacker Dick with all of the goodiea In the pin and you know you’re go­ Butkua of Illinois; and Allform of cartona of eoft drink*, ing to have a good pin count America quarterback* Bob lee cream , doughnut* and *pe and ahould have a 110 or high­ Barry of Oragon and Craig clal p r i n t from Santa, I be e r game (that la, If you make Morton of California. And ao war* moat of lha lieve everyone turned out to a spare or two along way coachea. be a winner of aoree aort of alio.) a prlre. Well It w it Dot bowling hlgb "W t believe w* have the H ill Saturday we'll have a game for the 111 Nooner'i Lea­ making* of a fine defensive apecial team tournam ent for gue last week and again thla team and that'* whare we are the klda and on Monday at 10 week aha blasted a 211/347 going to work the hard est," It’ll be the doublet event with aeries. said Elliott. the ainglea arheduled for 1 Lefty Helen Marcheaano W* have tome of the finest p. m. that tam e afternoon. In (smooth out that aide of th* linebacker* In th* country, led the event you m ltted algnlng to lane* for me, Helen) rolled a by Butkua; and w* have the participate you may atlU do ao 204 for the Wednesday a. m. finest secondary’ defensive by being at the lane* thla Sat­ Jet Bowler-cttea League. Thla man I've ever teen In George urday. waa the high for all of tha gal* Donnelly." Incidentally, two week* ago in the league. Helen coupled But McKay (hlnka be h a t ro-coaches Eleanor Andrraon her two other garnet to finish the offensive weapons to get and Garry Foa ran ao "I Beat with a 468 atriei. around Elliott's proposed d e­ the Coach" klnd-of-a-deal. 1 Gladyi Edward* of th* Shep­ fense. won’t tell you which one of ard -OU team bowjed one of "We have two graat p a tte rs theae two atalwarta had an ex- her highest seriea In the Shoot­ in Morton and B erry," he cellent aerie*'(nice goln' E lea­ ing Star* League on Thursday said. "And I think we m u tt nor) but there were 16 happy morning, a nice 314 act. June have the world's greatest grid kida who trounced the coach. G isim tn atepped-ln for high runner in Gal* Sayera of KaqThe winner* In Moonlight tingles with her 194. Incid­ aai. Bowling Saturday night wrr# entally, alnce their sponsor "1 tay this because I happen Chrla DeWItt for the gala and Shepard Oil provided them with to know th at Georg* H a lit David Oldham for the genta, bowling blouses they hadn't (owner of the Chicago Basra) In the Wednesday Ball and lost a game. paid out a lot of money to get Chain League, bowling for the P. S. Aa It ao often bappema, him to sign. And Georg* just Four link*—Hayden checked whenever you s ta rt talking doesn't do th at." in a 213/344 te n e t. about winning streak* th at’s just Die time when you put a quick finish onto that string. Gladys and her mate* k>at their first gam* followtng that Interview. We didn't even have time to mention tom e of the 'goodies By United Preaa your truly had In th* Singlet The Philadelphia 76er* fig­ Claisic League last week cause ured to fade after three this past Monday, Joe Kern straight alghts of basketball In NEW YORK (U1M) — Pre- took ra re al Splil-aki in a bur­ th* West, end they did. • aaaen favorite kllthlgen it ry However, let'* not overlook ' But th* well-balanced Phila­ hack at th* top of the United the 800 four-game eeta that delphia club atlU hung on for Preaa International major col­ Jack Kanner and Charlie Rot* a 113-111 win at San Francisco lege haakrtbill rating! today turned in last Monday In the Sunday night for their second after a one week ahtence. Single* Classic. win In th* three garnet on the The Wolverines, dethroned coast. for a week hy Wichita, re­ Philadelphia led by IS point* gained the No. 1 poiition in In th* fourth q u tg a r, when a confrontation of th* n a­ Ran Francisco roared back tion’s top two team* on Dec. against the svobbling 76ert and 14. closed to within 109-107 with Michigan handed Wichita 53 secoods to go. Then guards Ita first lota by a tlim H7-H5 CLEVELAND. Ohio (U PI)— Hal Greer end Paul Neumann margin and pushed the Shock- Head Coach Blanton Collier of made Tter lay up* to preserve e n into lha tunntrup spot. the Cleveland Browna believe* the win. Michigan received 21 first that "specially" team* ere A crowd of 4,341 e a » th* con­ placet vote* flora the UPI becoming more and more Im­ test, which waa the night's on­ Board of Coachea end totalled patien t In pro football team*. ly action in th* National Bas­ 323 point*. . Collier, who la getting hit ketball Association. Wichita waa second on both club ready (o face Baltimore Wilt Chamberlain tossed ta counts with seven votes for Sunday In the National Foot- 43 for the W arriors, but no­ b a l l League championship body else got more than 13. the top apot and 20f> points. B ulaU i uut tha change UuataauVs tWk>,—a s s - et T he bard-On ring D rear bed three unbeaten among the In atatus of players itilg n ed 30 for Philadelphia and no lest elite, edged Into third place to the various kicking units. than alx of hi* teamm ate* "F or ao many yeara people were In double figure*, too. ahead of Snn Francisco (5-0) hy downing s tough >Utah have thought of pro football State atpiad while the Duns rluba at having only offcnalvc tripped Hawaii In their only and defensive team s," Collier ’ game last week. Ilolh picked said. "Those who didn't play reg­ PHILADELPHIA (U PI) — up a pair uf first plate men­ ularly looked upon htemaeNea Veteran outfielder Bobby Del tions. Defending champion UCLA, a t rinky-dlnka and often be­ Greco was purchased Tuesday from Vancouver of the Pacific whoa* only lota came In tha came disgruntled. "But the picture h a t chang­ Coast League by th* Philadel­ season'* opener, extended It* phia Phillies' Arkansas farm winning etreak to five whit* ed," ha continued. " I think th* game h a t da- team In th* sam e league. taking th* Milwaukee Invita­ The Phllliet said th at aa tional and solidified It* fifth vtloped to tha point wbar* we place ranking with two fir at now have a three team situs- p art of th* deal thay sold Uon. <4 Chattanooga catcher L a f r y place vote*. "Th* specialty unit* an* ex­ Baughman to Birmingham of Duke gained undisputed ' possession of (lath place when trem ely Im portant to th* sue- th* Southern League. l l l l a w a s L 's S * . k s l s l s s lest week's co-holder, Vander­ ceaa of a team ." bilt, euffered I t a aecond straight loai and dropped from th* firs t 10. ' RIVERSIDE, CaL ( U N ) — 8L Louie waa up a notch Th* Riverside 800, n 149,000 to a * ru th And Indiana 8-0 NASCAR championship th a t advanced from 10th to eighth. la racing'* first m ajor event Illinola and Davldaon wore of. 1948 in tha United States, new number* of th* upper will be held Je n . 17 a t R l m echelon In ninth and 10th aide raceway for late model place*, napoctlvely. stock cars. 76ers Win By 2 Over Frisco 5 Wolverines Five Regain UPl's No. One Post Specialty Teams More Important I ' li r . North-South Shrine Tilt Yule Goody College Stars Visit Hospital, Then Practice S p a r e s Crimson Tide Rests Before Texas Tilt By David M. Moffit ATLANTA (U PI) — For football fan, the biggest on Chriatmaa Day may be North-South Shrine gam e Miami. the gift the at Foreat. TAKING AIM — Jimmy Brown,.hard-running back of the Cleveland Browna, seems to be taking aim a t the Baltimore Colts before the two teams meet a t Cleveland Dec. 27 of the NFL Championship. Today's Sport Parade In addition, the South h at JUNIOR—Marcel Cer- Navy's Roger Staubach, last year's Helsman winner; Bob d n n Jr., t o n of t h e Hayes of Florida AAM. "The B re n t, la te w o rld mid- world's fastest human; Jim m y d I e w e i g h t c h a m p io n , Sidle of Auburn, who last year became the only quarterback w o n h is ' f i r s t profegever to rush f o r . more than ■ionnl b o x in g c o n t e s t in 1,000 yards and Ken Willard Parle. of North Carolina and I.arry By Jack Cuddy ring now from their pre-Christ­ Dupree of Florida—two of the UPI Sport* Writer mas carvings at widely sepa­ South's finest runners. NEW YORK (U P I) — It'a rated hospitals in Houston, The North squad la dom inat­ lucky that those old buddies, Tex., end Detroit—and not un­ ed by Notre Dame and Army. the Duke of Windsor and "Sir der the tam e roof: The fighting Irish, who came W alter” Hagen, are convalesWere tho*e two noblemen of within one period of winning the fairway* recovering their tho national championship, pep In the tam e hospice, they spurned a bowl bid an d , the certainly would be belting golf Shrlnert were quick lo nab balls and highballs from sur­ tlx of their stars. Army pro­ gery to m aternity. vided five, Including . thirdAs a tandem they would be By United Pres* tea m All-American tackU Bill S o u t h e e a t e r n Confer­ 7.adel and quarterback Carl ence basketball team s ran up NEW YORK (U PI) - Lou Stichweh. a perfect record against outSaban adm itted today that W e're more fam iliar with the being named the American tide competition Tueaday southern players and can re ­ night. Football League's coach-ofport that seldom has the South the year aweetened a career Vanderbilt dropped Miami ever been so well represented. that haa had tom e biller dis­ of Ohio from the unbeaten Staubach and Sidle, figured to ranks 74 68, Tenncatee downappointments. All eyes will be on Larry be the front-runner* for the Saban, once fired at head Hughes' Miss Whirl tonight in ad Florida Slat* 63 43 for itt Helsman award this past sea­ fifth straight victory, and coach of th* Boston Patriots, the 22nd schooling race at the son, both were ham pered by directed the Buffalo Bills to Sanford-Orlando Kennel Gub. Georgia avenged Ita only lota Injuries but have had time to by trouncing Clemaon 93-73. thalr first E astern Division The two-year-old puppy ran recover. title this teato n , climaxed by off a 31.30 seconds timing car The games w rr* th* lis t for South coachea m ay have a 24-14 trium ph over the P a ­ Her this week In her first trial SEC teama until next week. trouble deciding which four­ Clyde Lee (cored 23 points triots last Sunday. run over the SOKC racing strip some to u te In the baekfleld. and snared 26 reboundt, tying The normelly aoberfaced The clocking tlanda a t the Piccolo, Frederlckson and Du­ Saban waa beaming when he beat perform ance to date in a school record, in leading pree are three of the finest learned of hit selection by a Vanderbilt to lit triumph. power runners In college c ir­ United Preaa International schooling event*. Miami jumped into an early Mis* Whirl, winner of the cles; few equal Staubach and panel of 24 writer* who cover­ Puppy Stakes last sum m er at lead and held an II point adSldel on the pass-run option; ed the AFL. vantage with a little over four 1the Sarasota Kennel Club, ap | and record* prove Chat Rhome "Thit, to me, la a great tri­ pears to be on* of the moat minutes left In the half. Is in a cleat by himself as a bute and I'm very apprecia­ Vandy rallied, however, and promising Juvenile sprinter* in p aster. tive," Saban said. left the floor at Inlrrm lsiion the country. | They are using Hayes at end ahead 41-36. The Commodores She already haa been nomi­ and the North defenders will atayed ahead the rest of the nated for the 1964 All-America have their hands full trying to way. greyhound racing team oo the krop up with the (printer, Tennessee, playing a delib­ basis of her first tem eater'a llaye* has run the 100 yard erate game, controlled the perform ance. dash often In 9.1. game after the first five m in­ Thirty-six achoollng events If the north haa an advantage utes and never was seriously a-e on tap tonight at SOKC be it m ay be In the line. The threatened. Larry McIntosh PENSACOLA (U P I)—Syr- g in n in g 'at 7 p. m. South missed such great line­ acute Coach Ben 8chwartaw it high man (or the Volt Top performer* in the school men as Steve DeLong of Tenn­ with 16 point*. welder h at a full seal* scrim ­ Ing events will make up the essee, H arry Schuh of Mem­ Je rry Waller and Dwayne mage arhrtluled for Saturday field for the running of the Powell had 23 point* each and phis Slate and Bill Curry of to aee if h it team I* ahaplng opening night Inaugural Handi­ Jim m y Pitta 23 In leading Georgia Tech. up for the Sugar Bowl game cap Jan. 2. Another factor going for the Georgia over Clamson. Both against Louisiana S tate Jan. learn* had 31 field g o ilt but North Is that eight of th* top 1. southern team s have bowl the Bulldoga hit on 31 of 37 Tueaday, th* Orangemen free throw* while Clcmton dates. This prevented (he South tr im drowtog frimr" t o p u w n h - f ^ k a d . plana d i u l a a .% m re fr t m f y f J at~2t. Arkansas, fifth ranked Texas, three-quarter speed, limited seventh - ranked Louisiana contaA drill during the after♦ > MIAMI (UPI) — Jockey State,, llth-ranked Florida noon. John Choquett* begins e to­ In a morning workout, Stale and others.day suspension Thursday a t quarterback Richard King Fourth ranked Michigan and Tropical Park, for rough rid­ sixth-ranked N ebraska wore concentrated • h 1 a offensive ing In Monday’s firs t race. work on close-in peases to *nd BLOOMINGTON, Ind (UPI) the only northern schools Tha race resulted in a spill Brad Clark* and halfback among the nation's top 11 —Tha atarch U on for a new for two horses and riders. Floyd Little, football coach at Indiana Uni­ team a which have bowl en Both animals wer* aubeegagemeota. versity where Phil Dlcktna Porpoise* of th* colony a t qucntly destroyed and Jockey haa quit after eight frustrat­ T here'll probably be some Marlneland of Florida require Buck Thornburg suffered a goodies under that trae Christing seatona. * less than on* second to Inhale broken collarbone. m at morning, but if Ha fine Dickent, 60, resigned Tuaa day aa football roach but will football you have a taste for and exhale their breath by •lay on a t Indiana as general don’t mlaa that nationally tele­ exploeiv* bursts through th* m anager of off-campus facul­ vised Shrine game Friday a f­ blowhole breathing apparatus atop th eir head*. ties w h i c h includes the ternoon. school's biological and gaotogleal research (tattoos. Noblemen O f Golf Once Belted Golf-High Balls In Golden 20s Vanderbilt Drops Miami Of Ohio, FSU Beaten Lou Saban Says; Career Sweeter Puppy Slakes Winner To Run Orange Practice For Sugar Bowl Rider Suspended For Rough Ride Indiana School Bobby Del Greco Seeking Coach Signed By Phillies During Holiday, No Waiting For Lanes! Free Baby Sitting Service At Lanes! Sets Race Date S P E C I A L LAST MINUTE GIFT SUGGESTIONS: • N*w and Uasd Bowling Balia • Bowling Shoe* S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — 1 A . M . - 6:16 P. M. l i t ■. FIRST k ; _ SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS ONORA ROAD. DEC. 24 CLOSE 4 PM. DEC. 21 OPEN 6 PM. 1. • ;W V TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (UPI) — When Alabama football coach Bear B ryant can af. ford to give his national champions a ene-weelc vaca­ tion from practice they m utt * be In g reat tha^e. Th* Crimeon Tide knocked off practicing fo r ita New Y ear's nlgkt m asting with Texas In th* Orange Bowl last Saturday. B ryant's men won't don pad* again until Saturday In Miami. Bryant was • confident hit •quad waa In proper shape when he granted th* ona-wrtic Christmas holiday vacation, although he expressed con­ cern over certain members of hla walking wounded bilged*. . . . . "We have several boys still hampered - by injuriei, but thay ahould be raady." said B ry an t “It la doubtful, though, th a t end Mike Hop­ per or linebacker Jackie Sher­ rill will be able to play against Texas." Sherrill suffered a broken ankl* in the Vanderbilt gama and mlased th* rest of tha aeaaon. Hopper waa crippled ■everal time* during th* ra. (i aon and trainer Jim Goo.irea saya .it would b* too murh of a riak to his l^ga to play him. Th* Tide'* other Injured player*, quarterback Sieve Sloan (knee), end Tommy Tollseson (knee), halfbarka Grady Elmore (knee) and Frank Canterbury (Instep), all appeared ready for action. Alabama apparently will atlck to w hat It did during the regular aeason on offense and defense. Thera have been no personnel changes on tha team which won its 10 garnet, the national championship and the Southeeatern Confer­ ence title. Tha Tide rolled to 233 point* In 10 gem ei, mainly on the pattin g of Ita quarterback duo of Joe N am ath and Sloan. They completed 109 of 174 paatea for 1,330 yard* includ­ ing alx touchdown*. Namath waa th* No. 1 quarterback and expected to he an All America hut he in­ jured hla kne* early in the ■eaton. Sloan moved right in and directed the team to ita unbeaten year. N am ath, how­ ever, w ai called on at crucial lime* to take over for key play*. H* waa rem arkably successful, p a r t i c u l a r l y againat Georgia Tech. Namath will ( ta rt against Texas, said B ryant,‘and Sloan will be ready to back him up. Sloan, however, probably won’t be warming th* bench. He la Alabama's top defen­ sive back and Bryant wants to play him In th a t po»i,ion If hla Injured knee permit* During last week's prac­ tices, Bryant waa mindful of tha Namath-Sloan knee inforte* wmf -fo rttr tfr from hitting either of them during workouts. The Tide meets Chriatmaa afternoon In Birmingham to fly to Miami and return* practice Saturday .afternoon. 822*7542 going all out to recapture the I low of the "Golden Twenties" when, as swashbuckling com­ rades of -country club and nigbt club, "E ddie," the Prince of Wale*, and Walt, king of the courses, did more to pop­ ularize golf than any other two men In history. Remembered a t Rider The Duke of Windsor, now 70, la rem em bered by sports­ men a t a devil-may-care rider of horsos and an avid golfer and spectator. The Duke underwent surgery at the Methodist Hospital in Houston on Dec. 16 (or the re ­ moval of a bulge "a lot bigger than a golf ball" from hit main abdominal artery. The great Hagen, 72, had a throat operation at Ford Hos­ pital in Detroit last week. He la reported recovering rapidly —aa hla old pal Eddie a t Hous­ ton. Fred Corcoran of New York, tournament m anager of the International Golf Association and a long time friend of both Hagen and the Duke, said: "I'v e telegraphed my Christ­ mas greeting to them. I didn't tend cards because they’ll be getting them by the hundred a from people all over the world, telling them to get well—and mine might be tost to the shuf­ fle." llagen was not only a great champion golfer but he was probably the moat ctorful bigtim er of all. A ruddy-facedm an with a booming laugh, be woo more than 63 big tournemeota. They Included two United State* Statea Opens, four BriUh O pen- and five PGA champion shipt. Ha made more than 11-mil­ lion and "bVsw" moat of It. Chick Evans ooro taid of ftfmr -nt'i ta gatrtd five— and not to make a living." Explaining hla own philoso­ phy of - golf, Hagen told friends :'T t'a customary for playtrs to tell about the great holes they made. But I like to tell about the. locker rooms I visited around the world—the The V tnla la a pointer type groat 19th bolea of golf." at dog satlva to Hungary. 1> itai. a ia i CLOSED THIS *ee«e**e»aM * s*aa*et H sisM M si» e« ss*e ee JET LANES E V E R Y D A Y ! FA R R ELLS . . I f J|.95 up • Personalia ad BowUng Shirta and Blouse* • Gift Certificates • Complete Selection Of BowUng - SuppUeo and Accessaries ON 100 BRANDS 9 a Moat all-star game* this time of year mlaa out on a lot of big-name player* because of other bowl commitments. But Friday'* contest offers a gilt* (•ring array of college stand­ outs. The North has Helsman trophy winner John lluarte a t Notre Dame and hi* AllAmerica batterym ate Jack Snow. The South feature* p a st­ ing wizard Je rry Rhome of Tulsa, top pro d raft choice Tucker Frederlckson of Au­ burn and national rushing leader Brian Piccolo of Wake • tj WEEK .X Once again find hope renewi ' by the star of Bethlehem. SONNY HAYES ‘ AND Reopens DEC. 26th Ron Sun Cjnysler-Plymouth . Wish You All A Very HAPPY FR O N T O N m n gam s lo i pjl Holiday Season a �•/ • V. 1 A S'. . 4 - • • •* V *» . - ’v i r 1*• • i i —4r . ‘X . 9Sr B ir f o r B t WrralB Really Owners, County Reach Dec. 23, 1964 — Page 7 WWI Veterans, . Auxiliary H old: Installations • Hospital Notes • DECEMBER 2 t,ll« 4 _ Admissions Lewis Morton, Jo Ann Rowe, Donna Hunter, Rickey Bowling, William Platt, Robert McWattera, Elizabeth Ilarkey, Carolyn Inman, Ola Cunning­ ham, Catheripc Byrd, Ornsby Jackson, Andrew Rivins, Mary Forguson, B arbara Frankenberg, Viola Hatcher, Doris Adami, Edna Mae Armstrong, Sanford; DavUi Un i s , De­ n ary ; llarry-T um ser. Dayton, Ohio; Ann Burzycki, Lake M ary; P a t r i c i a Montano( Longwood; 11 a a e 1 Brown, Oviedo' Birth* Mr. ahd Mrs. Elonzia Arm­ strong, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Duaine Inman, San­ r ford, a boy; Mr. ttu T 'M r* Walter Grankenberg, Sanford, a boy; Mr; and Mra. Alan Buriyckl, Lake Mery, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. John R. Jones, Maitland, a boy. Discharge* Baby girl Sm art, Mattie MeTheney, Willie Clayton Cola, man, Olivette Wright, John Dietz, Delnora Robson and Baby, Janice Cowley, Lelia Cochran, Charles R ci, Ann Scott, Lonnie Martin, Hazel Kelly, Richard Dougherty, Cheryl Jackson, Donna Hunt­ er, Larcthia Wilson and baby,' Joan Hardin and baby, Lciola Harden and baby, Sanford; Peggy Robichaud, Lake Mary; Muriel Hahn, Orang* City. A drainage problem at the Interchange of In teritatc 4 and Highway 434 m ay have By Donna F*tes been tolved Tuciday and bus­ New officer* of World War inesses may soon be erected I Veteran*, Barrack* 2898, and there. it* Auxiliary were initalled County eom m iisloners ap­ a t a combined dinner meeting proved a tentative agreement of the group* held a t the Al­ with property owner* in The tamonte Spring* Community Hou*e. •re* to have them supply nec­ Mr*. Mari* EbeUch, of Deessary m aterials and county Bary, wa* lniU lllng conduc­ INSTALLING OFFICIAI.S and new officers of World War I Veterans, crew* will do the drainage to r for the women and Mr*. Rnrracks 2898, and the Auxiliary, are, top, left to right seated, Ralph work. Lillian Stew art, aeventh ditPeter, Joseph Keller, Frank L ash ; standing, Miller Evans, Brooks Other conditions are that trict president, Orlando, was t o m b s , linger Miller, William Millignn, Otto Baumgartner and Leroy the property owners get neeinstalling officer. Stover: bottom, sented, Mrs. Marie Ebetech, Mrs. Julian Stewart, Mrs. Taking office were Mr*. essary easem ents and other Grace Lash, Mrs. Ethel Schuette; back, Mrs. Nellie Miller, Mrs. Eva M. Grace Lash, of W inter Gar­ Keller. Mrs. Golda Combs, Mrs. Edith Hodges, Mrs. Ethel Wentworth, pertinent requirem ents to do den, president; Mr*. Gertrude Mrs. Connie Baumgartner and Mrs. Florentine Stover. the complete Job. Involves! is Pftxpatrick, vice president; property *nd right* of w*y Mr*. Ethel Schuette, secreowned by the Atlantic Coast • \ ta ry ; Mr*. Eva M. Killer, Line Railroad and the State treasu rer; Mr*. Gold* Combi, Road Department. CHRISTMAS OBSERVANCE WILL RE guard; Mr*. Betty Kyan, chap­ Robert Overstreet *nd Abe lain; Mr*. Florentine Stover, HELD CHRISTMAS DAY — 11:00 A.M. Kamenoff repreaented land SOME’50 VbUNGSTERS of Oakland Estates repatriotic instructor; Mrs. Nel­ owners in the area in dealing ceived R ifts nnd candy nines from Santa Claus MASONIC TEMPLE — ALL SIR lie Miller, conductress, and with the county. They had re at a Christmas Party Riven by Leon Cohn, de­ Met. Edith Uodget. Mrs, Ethel t*ined an. engineer who had KNIGHTS REQUESTED TO RE PRESENT. veloper, withof the area. aeUn-w as IvyW entworth and Mr*. Connie drawn up the drainage plan, .-.vtVT*";, -------t e s s e s nnd scrvittR refreshments. Vfoftfng here Baumgartner, trustees. one which meets with the apF. L. MILLER, RECORDER w i t h Santa(Waiter A. Van Camp) are Jimmie * Frank Lash, deputy chief proval of County Engineer KlinR nnd Kim Itobinson. of staff, was installing officer William Ruih. for the men. Oficer* are Jose­ When all term s of the pro­ ph Keller, commander; Brooks ject have been completed and Comba, fir*t vice commander; approved by the engineer and Rogert Miller, second vice County Attorney Harold F. I commander) Miller Evans, ad­ Johnson, letters of intent will ju ta n t; W i l l i a m Milligan, be submitted to th e - cnmmt*-1 quarterm aster; Leroy Stover, lion along with a check for Judge advocate; Ralph Peter, material*, the litte r to be kept chaplain, and Ott# Baum gart­ In escrow pending start of the ner, trustee. Jots. Robert Doylr, rvecutiv* di tics, highways and ihp rrea The Interchange has been a rector of the Fust Central Don of centrally located air problem since its completion Regional Planning ports. as w ater which normally was Florida , , not In the ares has become • Council, told the County Corp "In the case of airpqrls," Chairman Jam es P. Avery what they were doing and Im­ tendanre, an ambulance w a.- #Jor , ourre of „ n c(n l l0 mission Tuesday that the o r­ Jr. of the Seminole County mediately went to the scene. avadahle, and the wet! equip property owners, ganization was working on Doyle said for an example, "it would be Impossible for Commission Tuesday applaud­ "1 thought we wore going pod Casselberry Fire Depart ' Now, they have joined to permissive Icgi-lalum whirh one county to undertake such ed the efforts of Casselberry'* would enable counties to carry ment's rescue unit was on gethrr to provide for a solua project but arvrrnl counties Volunteer Fire Department to h iv e more cisualtie* be­ | tion to the drainage. The wa on Joint projects. cause I don't believe some of could jointly promote an inand other citlrens of the area Doyle aald that as soon ns ,,, , ter will he diverted to the stajlatlon " Doyle left no doubt I wa* even more surprised, in the effort to rescue Jackie these fellows were accustomed ny Mr*. Frank l.rona i Weklva nr> na R niver over propertv (he proposed act was put in to handling shovels the way Dial a centrally lueatrd air Sparks who died in a rave in declared Avery, * by the pro final form it would be pre they own nr. If possible, over Holiday decoration* mailr port would he vital td the eco­ Tuesday near Seminole Race­ they did in attempting to feasional mariner in which the righti of way ot other ownri* sented to boird of commit by member* of the Dellary reach the trapped youngiter." nomic grow Hi and develop way. well-trained volunteer firemen sumers In the ic v rn counties in the area. Extension Homemaker* Club Avery went on, "The thin* mrnt ot the area "I've never seen anything comprising the regional roun were featured In display at like," Avery told the press and that am ared me, however, was assisted the doctor* in attempHe also pointed out Dint ing to revive the lad They ril for their approval the Christmas meeting held fellow commissioner* during the way In which the entire, such nn ai t would Inti into the', knew exactly what to do, how "Thl* type of Irgi-latlon," at (be Community Center. 200 N. PARK AYE. SANFORD, FLA. category id permits 10 li kiv a break in Tuesday'* meeting rescue operation was organiz Doyle said, ''will make il povIlf particular interest were "When the al»rm was sound ed. Fire and police otlinala to do il and when lo do a. lallon. I "I'm sure that If there had k . I K I sihle for two or more coun the beautiful wreaths Includ­ ed," he pointed out. "m em bers were there to direct operations.! lira In the region to unite for ing on* entitlsd “ rartrld g * in of the volunteer group stopped two phystetans were In at been a spark of life left in Die U I C S I I I ^ O V C - l f l young fellow when they the purpose of proposing and the Pear Tree” which made Jackie Glenn Sparks. II. of brought him nut of Die cave­ completing Joint projects for all attractive centerpiece; al­ rn area ." said Avery, 'These Ififtfi Hilltop Road, Cassrlber- aurh pur|K>srv as water con so, a pin cushion fashioned Casselberry volunteers would ry, died Monday when tiupped trol. recreation, public fanli from a wire egg heater trim ­ have revived him. I Juvt r.in t In the liv e in of a simd hank. med in purple velvet and edg­ Born in Hickory, V C , he ssy loo much about the wav in ed in lace and a turkey with whirh Chief Paul Bates h.i* moved I" thl* aiea several ,\\l) fanned tail made from pine equipped, staffed and trained J ,-nr* ago with lua pareqta, rones. . Ml und M l* . Edllr K Spalkl, hi* personnel ” Mrs. Maude Ritter, presi­ Hr added. "The people o! who liveil in Cassrlheii) f •r By Mr*. John Leone 1 and Craft* Club with mcm dent, vonducted the meeting Die pint three yrnis. lit- w«a II; Msr>«nn Milrt Di-llary Mention Route wn» hei s of the Sanford club In­ Casselberry should be extreme and the program wss present­ vited u« ipecial gur»ts for the ly proud of tills volunteer Protuatant in faith nnd was I Tin* Apopka HotRitnirn't A p ed by Mrs. Pierson Little. A beautifully decorated In trndi occaaion. an eighth grade iludent at » tuition uill • |M»rint»r a unit " reading, “ Old F a s h i o n e d Initial theme for tha Christ | South S« iiuiiol* Junior High • how tn flir Ap pkw nrrnn th u Mr. and Mr*. Robi# Elliott, A Mule Si-lt-cliiin Iro n t Which Christm as." was given hy tout party of the DeHary Art* assisted by Mr. and Mr* A r­ S, hool Sunday I s ^ mmi.^ u< | p m Mrs. Anthony Oppel followed To (T hio 'C. Matsv Styles Ami Finiklu-s. Survivors, other than his chie MncNaughlun, Mrs. Lynn I lie gy iiikluiii.i u ill irn'ludi hy singing of caruls with Miss parrots, a ir a slater. Mis Ann 11 rvetitp and Lirfh point tro ­ Herd and Mr. and Mr*, livurg* Adelaide Conte a t the piano. I .moors, of Geneva, Ala . nnd phy will He Rw inlnl. Srlirdtillliooke. greeted guetta a* they Other readings were given hy his paternal giundinolher. <+i nrr ki'ylud**, op«ti; poll* I rived. Mrs Gcorgp Croake ami Pau­ Mi*. Mu he I Sparks, of Spruce l»« fl«|lll|f. oprfi, plckllp l m c, Each fireplace )n the MnnUP line P ettit and Mrs, Chester Pmc, N. l'. • Ion wa* decorated in a dif­ opMi; clover 1« .»f, junior, Resrick, soloist, presented ferent theme presenting It*, rlovtr Imf. senior. at«» k Pi nt, “Sweet Little Jesus Boy” and By JoAnn Hays own* complete lettin g while open flu^r race, opr OPEN “ Christmas Time." Mrs. ReaThe Geneva Public Library the lieautifully trimmed tree rn ; h<dlow |n|f, npeii; relay riek was joined by Mr*. Adam wa» placed in the hay window Association will meet at I'MJ M M i i h * , J U K i t : t s i .f r ;% n — tor#, opiri, niimiial Him, |<; FRIDAY NITES Muller to sing a verse of "SilForest Lake Academy pre- of the main gallery. Chriitma* a.m< next Monday at the li­ Kuntftl Mrvlc## for J«rhit >«ar» and up; jumping fi^uir Gltnn t II. (t» i aittl. ,ent N ight” as the group aw ait­ sented It* annual Christina* muiie, played throughout the brary to eompleta plana for 2o:i-o!» K. 1st STREET - PHONE 322-0938 Jackpot f ir n t. h»ft\ « h“ 1(t 1 \|u* t » '1 ed arrival of Santa Claua to program Saturday featuring evening, added much to the the formal opening of the new he f t •* I I • m T h u ' M i v « t Its* I* « lrfr» U k r I t «pt (• t facility In January. Drive for distribute the gifts. the Concert Bund und<r direc­ ntmuapliere C h u r r h Ft*rn rIt « t ' t i M n tion of Mr-. Patricia Silver Elliott acted a* m aster cri­ member* In the association i* l<ronar«1 J « n * i o f f i c l * » l n h • • in progrees with Mra. Ann ■ li'rtl tiy ll»r. Iir.rnai t'.ip* and The Aoideiny Chorus un- tique for the display of self 8MSMW8 ^ ‘“■rrrfrrMr r ar Martin sot- prrrm rrH ftm r -f>r Tfrr ’»» 7 ~ tv Tiir. n u n i t i o i k t o r ala. Mr* .arid a brief dem onstra­ SlMult Kunual Horn* Officers at the present time T in : <«|.»TII Jl m i 1* 1, n i s ­ Band number* played In- tion on sketching was given Include Mrs H. G. Shuler, * * a*a#lbari >. frn ch«ta» e i it o r r t.o m iM , i<r i m i FOII c o i n T T. I r | u,|r ,| „ fratuit; *elfctii n with t»y Chrater Etdridge and A r­ president; Mrs, Jam es Thom n u n ins; .............. , ns, vice president; Mr*. Gor­ IT n i i v c c a r . TO. iaril I Boh < ohle a* trombone nolo- nold links. HUY YOUR x iiT ie s ok at it ,at arveral presentation* Refreshments wera served don (Btunn, corresponding sec­ hooiktv enn w v is o a hy the H onda Concert Band front a buffet covered with retary; Mrs. R. .A. Johnson, C o n n e c t i c u t e o r p o r a ll o n . ristnlltf. fsaturing the trum pet as-lion la.e over red and cantered recording secretary; Mrs. D. *1 A varied program c>f eight with an arrangem ent fea tu r­ M. Ladd, treaau rtr and Mrs. rm n i.w court o t'tx w . a Christmas selections w e r e ing tall red candle*. Tray* of F. E. Guyette, historian. • In g le m a n . at at. PLANT LATER! D# Isn't* nl ■ sung by the choral group. pcliti fours, tiny cream puff* O iairm rn are Mrs. Donald T O i O f AT'.I.ca CO URT OKTN.V, Band officer* are We-stsy filled with chicken and tuna Dunn, beautification; Mrs. a e l n a t e m an Si* C e n t e r Nireet Gr4spville Nursery llali, president; Bandy Cav- ; salads and rookies, rake, jiu ls Gordon Gibson, finance; Mra. Mic-lilcsn Center, Michlfsn anaugh, vice president. Bren­ and mints w tre strv sd along Lafflar, m*mh*r*hip and Mra. 2221 Grapevillr Ae*. TO U AN’li EACH O T TOU ARK H E R E B T NOTIK IKD t h » t da Hall, secretary-treusuier; with the coffee and tea a t tha Donald Norton, head librarian 822-0884 * s u i t ha* been b r o u g h t a ( * t n *1 Phillip Whidden, pastor; Lin­ side service. Individual tables to lie aaaisted by other ladiea y ou by f O C I E T T T OR M V Lawn Spraying da Roll, and E rn e a t. S’avrna for four, lighted by randle, of the as •orlation. INOS, a t - o n n e r i l c u t c o r p o r a t l e n . P l a i n t i f f , to f u r e r l o . e i sergeant at Arms; and Harry were set up to allow more in­ o e r i a l n M o r t a a a * m o re p a r t i e u U r l y 0 r . c r i b . c t t i „ t h e C o m ­ Seals, l.arry F rasier and B>b timate groupings of guest* in p l a i n t filed In t h i s n n l r h Burnham, equipment nans- order that they might become M o r i g a a * a n r u m b r n th e' f-t better acquainted. t o w i n g J e a c r l b . 4 p r o p e r l y , alt- gets. e a t * l a B s m tao lo C o u n ty , VTor Officer* of tha choral grsup Hostess** wera Mrs. Reed, Ida. t o - w i t : are Ronnie Brown, presid-nt; Mrs Elliott. Mr*. MacNaughI-ot I t . Block II. I I E r T L E R HnuKM onr.ANDo j r . r Angel Zagoraky, vie* pr*»i ton and Mrs. Brooks. T I O S ONE. a c c o r d i n g to t h e dent; Judy Leitner, eecrctaryThe club will not meet for P l a t t h e r e o f, ' r e o o r d e d In n e t Book IZ. Pag * * * a n d treasurer; David Wood pastor the Tuesday morning work*,. of t h e P u b l i c Re co rd * of and Wtmhtrljr .Wnlfa, aerga. .a h on sessions at the Mansion a . m l a o l e C o u n ty , Klorld i until after the New Year. e n d for o t h s r r e lie f, a n d you ant a t arm*. 7 u st tell us how much C.*k 14 ■ re r e q u i r e d to file y o u r Anr*. • •• flfOMtl you need lo pay old bills, for ■ e r r to s a i d C o m p l a i n t w ith t h e C l e r k of t h e a b o v e ety led U?ooo I 700 home Improvements, car C o u r t a n d to s a rv o a copy 188 00 1100 . t h e r e o f on P l a l B t l f r * A t i o r 1100 270 00 repairs, for all your sea­ ney e, rc >b k N i i k RU. m>#EN. 31200 1800 HELPS Vt>U HEAR HE llll * R E IBM AM, 1«*1 A lasonal expenses. Phone for • ley R u l l d t n e . M ia m i I I . Klnr41700 2400 THETHIW GSVW Ida. n o t l a t e r t h a n t h e ZZnd d a y 32.00 59700 SIR KN IG H TS A T T E N T IO N i Inter-County Project Legislation Sought Holiday Hems Displayed By DeBary Club 9 T la M j. fc jd h & h 'A ^ Casselberry Firemen Lauded WISHES YOU A M erry Christmas AND A Happy New Year WE WILL HE CLOSED -DEC. 25th & 26th Jackie Sparks Mansion Takes On Festive Appearance For Club Party Forest Lake Academy Has Program Horsemen Set PLATFORM ROCKERS Sunday Show Geneva Library PRICED FROM Association To Plan Opening Funeral Notice $ 38 00 ★ EASY TERMS OF SANFORD M ATH ER tufa LOia I i A jO N © u :i'C R LIVING CHRISTMAS TREE NOW — T H A T WE W IL L BE CLOSED ON FRID A Y, SA TU RD AY AND SUN DAY, DECEMBER TH E 25th, 26th AND 27th. T H IS IS SO WE AND OUR EMPLOYES M A Y SPEND TH E CH RISTM AS WEEK-END W ITH SIN C ER ELY M O NEY MAICO o f J a n u a r y , l t d / In d a f a u l t o f w h i c h a a l d C o m p l a i n t w ill be t a k e n a e c o n f e s s e d b y you. D A T E D , a t S a n f o r d . Klorld*. t h l e S lat d ay of D e c e m b e r, ! • • * (K A L I A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h , J r . , C l e r k of t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t U r : M a r t h a T. V lh len D e p u t y Klerk nOSENHEHO, lE N U E ItU , nyaK.VBEKO * REI8M AS l * e i Alnetey Bu ild in g , t r a m l | J . F l o ri d a P u b l i s h !»ec. I I . I». 1 H I * J»B. d. JZ. I l l k c b u -li WANT TO HEAR... BCTTtR! • MAICO HEARING AID SERVICE MR. GEORGE C. HEARN, CONSULTANT MILLER RADIO A^D APPLIANCE 118 PARK AVK^ SO. -4 PHONE I22-0JS2 EVERT FRIDAY L- 10 TILL > Main Offic* — S t W. Pin* U Downtown O rlanlo prompt, courteous service. LOANS UP TO $600 EF A M I L Y riNANCI SEJtVICI, INC. of Sanford 110 South Mifnoli* Street...................FA 2-4612 HOPE OUR TH AT FA M ILIE S AND LOVED ONES. WE YO U M AY DO TH E SAME. S A N F O R D A U T O M O B IL E D E A L E R S Assoc. -W lfcb—REOPEN POR-BUBINESS-ON MONDAY, DEC. 28th — Ellinor Motor Company Bill Hemphill Motors, Inc. Holler Motor Sales . . Slrickland-Morrison . . t W j M jlj. Qhhhdm joLA Hunt Lincoln-Mercury Ron-Sun Chrysler-Plymoulh Seminole County Motors Ford, Inc. • . ; • ... Jo O m (h id (h i. t -If l i �I ! * t f 1 -t' *T" w . ♦ vL S B M ./ Page 8 ‘— Dec. 23, 1964 BimTnrB WrralJ Lake M ary Women Have Gala Meeting By Mr*i H. L. Johnson The regular monthly m eet­ ing o! the Lake Mary Wom­ en'* Club w a t held recently ■t the artistic home of Mr*. R u th ' G allagher on the Markham-Longwood Road. Club, president, Mr*. Beth Gregory, presided over the business session with chair­ m en of various committees giving Interesting report* on their project*. New m em ber, Mr*. Jonnle Harm on, Wa* Introduced and welcomed by the club. Guests Introduced were Mrs. 0 . J. Bryant, guest of Mrs. Bessie Beebe; Mrs. Ned Ju l­ ian with Mrs. Virginia Tufton; Mrs. Walter Gregory with Mrs. Gregory and Mrs. lia ie l Barry. Mrs. Gallagher was assisted in serving by Mrs. Jerry Kecth and Mrs. Mabel Oaburn. laid with green nylon net over white linen cloth. The center attraction of the table was the exquisite arrangem ent made by the Gallagher daughter. The center of the arrange­ ment was a white iron eperge candelabra holding six red tapered candles, surrounded by red satin Christmas balls. white plastic fern. Each end of the table held gold candle holders with green candles Coffee and tea were served from a silver tea service with open faced sandwiches, hot ham biscuits and dainty dec orated Christmas cookies. Twenty-seven mem bers and guests attended this elaborate affair. • Don’t Neglect Dear Old Dad ‘ • Miss Longcore Hosts Festive Party flickering csndles of all col-1 out the bouse, with twinkling o n , shspes and sixes through-1 wreaths and a lovely whit* snow-capped S c o t c h pine Christm as tree dotted with red satin Christmas balls, Miss Martlynne Long core hotted a gala pre-Christ m a t party for some 30 neigh­ bors and friends. Casual d ftss was the order of the evening, and with a chill in the night air, stretch pants and wool sw eaters were popular garb. One quick look i t the gath­ ering, one could all but pic­ ture a party In the frigid land to the north where the winds blow and the snow comes By Margaret Cosby I On Gift List deep, However, hostess Mart­ lynne was stunning in gold lam e toreador pants tvith a sleevelets m a t c h i n g over­ blouse. , Music and m errim ent filled the home with the guests din­ ing lumjAShsly from the boun­ tiful buffet. The candles burned low and the bop music turned to ca r­ ols as the guests htppily wended their way home. If the Christmas buying habits of slightly less than l i l t million teemage girls are a crilerhm .'W ost Ameri­ can males feipecially dad) will get the short end of the gift stick. This sad fact was uncover ed in a survey made by a lead ing teen age m agarine shortly wa* placed after Christmas last year. Only mom and the current beau were swamped. From reports it’s a wonder they didn't get box-opening fa­ tigue. Fortunately the girls tried to keep a semblance of peace In the family. When they did, the survey shows, they spent slightly more than 17 for fav­ ored gifts of shirts sod ties, socks, afler-shsve lotions, pa­ jam as, tie clasps, swesters, wallets, handkerchiefs, gloves NEW YORK (U PD —N o w and records for dad. The boy something for noses at -Yulefriend rated a gift costing tide. . more than $10, with sweaters It’s air freshener In a va­ and jewelry the leading items. riety of scent*. Mr*. Lucll* Not to spoil this holiday's Bush, consumer servlc«.iUi•fe­ unwrapping ritual, these two tor for th i m anufacturer, categories will hold their po­ say* the range of scents sition as popular gill choices. makes It possible to match the Remember, then, to smile and fragrance to the decor of your act-surprised as you try them room. MISS MARILYNNE LONGCORE, in (fold lame* on. For e x a m p l e , there's attire, checks last minute details of the beautU Dig brothers were, next in "Frenqh modern" for a room ful buffet for her holiday Christmas party a t the male receiving line wlih done In the French manner. A her North Orlando home. their share (under $6) of sport MRS. JONNIE HARMON, center, was recently welcomed n« n new mem­ room soft in color and femin­ shirts, socks and records Gift! • Canto - Hooka ber o f llie Liike-Mnry W*mpn's-Glub «t-« tfalft ChrUlmaa-mneting at the ine, meanwhile, call* for "flor­ whlld the little lads had- to home of Mrs. Ruth Gallagher. Assisting with, serving were Mrs, Mublc al sachet" which exudes the 210 E. First St. make do with under $5 worth fragrance of a sum m er gar­ Osborn, left and Mra. Jerry Keeth, right; • of toys and games and again den. sport shirts as the most otten "E vergreen," with its piney selected gifts. wood smell, is an ideal choice RESTAURANT Ju st a note concerning sib­ for any decor, but especially ling t rivalry: The teen-aged appropriate a t'C h ristm a s to Mrs. T. L. Lingo Sr., music . By Evelyn Lundy girls said they spend more for Christmas wreaths on the chairman of the club, gave the liven your fresh pine decora­ little sisters' and big 'brothers' program of Christmas music. tions. prcscnti than for their little door* welcomed members of Members sang two carols and the Oviedo Woman's Club ss brothers' gifts. Paraphrasing Mrs. Dan Mclnroe s a n g Wash plastic sponge* In the a well known ad, only their they gathered to enjoy the "Jerusalem,** accompanied by tvashing machine, the same as luncheon and Christmas pro­ analysts know why. Mrs George Means at the pi­ dish cloths. fo r (S a Another gift-giving p ara­ gram, Friday, Dec. It. ano. A lovely Christmas story ---------------------------* C h ristm a s print Mrs. J. II. Staley gave an dox shines through al Christ­ was told by Mrs. John Evans. mastime, as the survey indi­ inspiring Christmas devotion. Mrs. G. S. Moon, Mrs. J. H. Luncheon was served by cated. If daughter is the apple Staley, Mrs. John Ridenour of daddy's eye, why does she Mrs. John Lundy, chairman, and Mrs. J. 11. Martin sang neglect him? .Shouldn't this and her committee: Mra. Jack two beautiful carols, accom­ adoration he reflected in his Dodd. Mrs. T. U. Ryan, Mrs. panied at the piano by Mrs. C. T Niblack, Mrs. Jim WU-] ration at Christmas 7 Lingo. In the shopping days beture son, Mrs. L. L. Faulk Sr. and A motion was made during Christinas why not do more Mrs. J. II. Lee. * the business meeting that all Each luncheon table had S for the head of the house than different arrangement to car-! members would pay her club empty his billfold? ry put the theme of an old dues during May of thia year fashioned Christmas. T h e for the following club year. speaker’s table was covered This was done in order that with a green linen cloth and the program chairman mayJ had a miniature Christmas finish the year book during tree and a bright, jolly-Santa the summer months. Another motion was passed as the center piece. On the S a n ta lo v e s l’RETTY LITTLE Kim Coffee whispers shyly stage was a lighted Christmas that the club will discontinue j in Santa’s ear of her Christmas wishes at Sun­ the fatuity husband supper to d e liv e r NEW YORK ( U P l ) - l f you tree, under which were gaily due to the increase of the j day ufternon's party at the Church of Nativity. wrapped gifts and also on the grl a newcamera Christmas The annual event, sponsored by the church's faculty. day, read the directions before stage was a table with an a r ­ Catholic Women's Club, was attended by some Mrs. Lynn Mosicr, club rangement of deep red poinsnapping everything in sight chairman, wished all mem- j 100 children of the parish and their parents. seltias and a silver candela­ Then take a few minutes to bra with lighted m l candles. bers a very merry Christmas | practice without film. On the chest in the rear of At film loading time, avoid by the club was the Nativity loading or unloading in direct scene. Mrs. Virginia Stuley. light unless your camera ac­ T * sa the night before Christmas cepts a "film cartridge. If front Oviedo High School pre­ And all through the house yours is one of (he new in­ sented some of her students Not ■ crestsre was stirring. from the Home Economics tty Mrs. John I-ronr Idrrsline at Largo, F l a , for stant-loading type cameras Class, who modeled * garment Not even ■ mouse. All the newest M u . Eleanor Wilson of four days They dined at Guy you just drop in * film cart­ which she had made. Alt the clothing was clean Andes Ur. wishes to lliaiik Lombardo's "Fort of Call" ridge with no thought to bright Oulda Wolcott showed a And put neatly- away, fashion color* light. And Mom was sure glad her many friends for their Restaurant at Tierra Verde, shirt which she had made and that When taking the picture, meninges nnd cords of cheer Fla. ' g if t hold the camera steadily. also an Identical one worn by She went to WES-KAY. she received while in the hos­ her little (later, Lisa. Diane She waahed MORE clothes Stand with feet planted firm­ WRAPPED The DeBary Fishing Club pital. ly apart. Hold eye-level cam- Murphy modeled a two-piece CLEANER St CHEAPER, will present Sheriff Rodney It's true! {eras firmly against y o u r tailored suit. Lily Fox present­ With the monry she saved Moving into her new home Thuraby al the January meetcheek and reflex-type models ed the glamour apot by w ear­ She bought presents for mi gn aifu iM lu). -VrwUy.waa. tits, a t t h | Fit* tUacaUcm 1 1Its* © n s* . w U !--w x i» U * * a V i ing x short fo rp u l gqwp. Sher............ — Hill Mr. Thursby wilfLIk mi Julia Alt of Brooklyn, N.Y. I view-finders) away from the ry W-irfiT wore a ' fiM-pfrcd So tell your Mom end Dad shad fishing and game lows body. Keep t h e carrying outfit, a tailored sheath skirt, To wash at WES-KAY Mrs.. Person Little of Ara- along the St. Johns River. strap on the reftex-camera blouse and w c s k l t . SIZES And save nwncjr for Ira lirivc visited her friends, Members arc urged to attend presents taut. This helps steady it. 9 t o ir> Mr. nnd Mrs. Chester Van and bring a neighbor. For your Christmas Day. PUR.SE BULGING? Squecre the shutter button Even the (ttosj expensive H eated And gently. Punching won't inA ir Conditioned Lounge hind b ag ‘will lose its shape U crass* »p£ed. fih 'will Jar earners a n d . ckuse a furry it is constantly overstaffed. Make a practice of weeding picture. DOWNTOWN SANFORD A clean leas is important, out your purae as soon as you WASHETERIA OPEN TONITE but eapecially when using col­ notice that it looks over­ 2 0 1 0 ‘French Ave., Sanford or film. Clean lightly with a crowded. lens brush and wipe gently with lens cleaning paper. If, after the holidays, you set your cam era-asid e for a while, then plan to take flash picture* again, it's a good idta to work the shutter severs! times before inserting bulb Bright white and a big bow enhance* and film. This helps clean the another great “A” line dress. flash contacts for belter syn­ chronization. Headquarters For Christmas Ideals Books Fragrant Scents Brighten Aroma Gifts Galore Of Home Decor r O PEN ^ EVERY N1TE , 'T IL i 'may it burn Wfglri la every heartI Festive Holiday Luncheon Rose & Wilk's Highlights Oviedo Program CLOSED CHRISTM AS DAY — iiv — “VANITY FAIR” Cameras Help Make Holiday S lip p y Affair One ol the Many Dress Looks NIY10NIS WES SAYS: DeBary Personals BERKSHIRE WES-KAY CARRAWAY & McKIBBIN announces that Use n powerful sponge-ap­ plied cleanser for an oven that has been neglected. For The_ _ I-iuil • Minute Shopper GIFT or GIFT CERTIFICATE I THE HOLLYWOOD SHOPS OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Accredited Charge u u><y 110 E. let Street SANFORD f Account! EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO MAKE PICTURES AND SHOW THEM! ARGUS MOVIE Andrew Carraway & Helen Carraway * 1 January 1, 1965 Mongols traditionally prefer meat and milk products. Permanent Arrangements Clifford McKibbin, Jr. & Alex McKibbin will continue to service your insurance needs Our m £ jjs L O UTFIT $10 9 95 CAM ERA SHOP 210 S. PARK AVE. ■*.**' - * i are retiring from the business as of New Cess plate General Insurance • SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cer. K. le t ft Buford Art. m -iu s in -tiii *. 114 N. Park * * 1 T. * * SanfortV Florida . . . r • * P. O. Drawer A * * ii _jin< • -. P h s 322-0331 �* I ... \ \ *r > .^ I I I *> "I--V* 1* TH c. 2 3 , 1 9 6 1 — P nfre (Dsuah - -<i *dj that most churches h iv e hurt him for the world. But rules and regulations about 1 can see when he sta rt, to wedding procedure? I am tell a joke that everyone has llrrd of these young girls heard It before and he is who come waltzing Into my boring them . When the office to tell me what kind "joke" is over, he gets a of "seh m altiy " songs they few polite little laughs and are going to have In the he 1* laughing harder than 'cerem ony and all the other an.vl>ody. What sltould I do, frills and gimmicks that are if anything? not in keeping with the NOT LAUGHING church's longstanding rit­ DEAR NOT; Tell your ual. I've seen weddings m in ­ husband that his jokes, ed because brides have In­ though amusing to those sisted on having tiny flower who h a te not heard them g i r l s * - a n d rlngboarers, before, are growing w his­ against the advice of their kers for those who h av c clergymen. Please, Abhy, including you. But tu- gentle ask bridcf-to-h* to include nlwut It. He may be boring ' the clergyman while making others, hut he Is obviously SENTIMENTAL their wedding plans instead wowing himself. And not of TELLING him w hat they everybody esn do that. DEAH SENTIMENTAL: It are going to do In lilts U not a general practice, but DEAR ARBY: M y bus if y*m were sure of your - church. UKTilODtST MINISTER teelings for hint you would­ hand and I have Just re ­ ,N l)RlH ERN CALIFORNIA' ceived a wedding invitation n 't question it. Tril him you’d like a *tittle less heat We have never met the cou­ and a little more light on DEAR ABHY; My hus­ ple who are to be married band is al ways telling old the subject. He obviously is Our only connection with them is 'th a t the groom's jokes. Should t, or should­ plagued by insecurity. Wail mother live* across the n't I. laugh? Not only that, until you know him better hut he tells tiie sam e old street (rout us. I have a before you go (or the match. jokes to the same people '"w aving" acquaint ant a with her and her husband, but Ills feelings atw Vuicl DEAR AI1UY: Will you my hnsbaud doesn't e»cn and l wouldn't intentionally please inform brides-to-bc DEAR ABBY: I bxve gone with this young man tor * ) t-ar anti v»c have decided to tie m arried. He told me that he wants m e tu make a bite bonfire before wc a rr marrKxJ and T am to throw in alt my old scraplvookx, letters, pictures and all the reminders of my past ro ­ mances. He agreed that he would do the sam e, but he hasn’t nearly the stuff to throw in that I have, Abhy, what do yuu think of th is; Is this a general practice before m arriag e? Personal­ ly, I would like to keep these rem inders of my past good times. Qaccby On THIS HAPPY GROUP was mining OR children of member* of the Florida Powers Kmployes Club itttending the mutual Christmas Party when Santa presented each of the youngsters a new $2 hill and a bag of candy. Shown •UV, front, from left, Susie Coyne, Linda Cmiillclte and Traey Coyne; lu,tk. Lynn Coyne, -Van Allan Couillelto, Crystal Itraddoek, David Nutt tuid Don Coyne. One of the best defenses of K o rr n am u the World Bridge Olympiad ♦ A * u as put up by lies sc and VQJ4S Durouvcnos o f Switzerland 4KTII against one of the few Olym­ ♦ KM h it piad pairs who still play the ♦ K Q III *10 weak no-trump. r AKIM South saw no reason to stay 4 1 0 9 7 ♦ 1090 «AJ« in one no-trump doubled, but A l l 4 AQJI it turned out that tie bad SOUTH Jumped from the frying pan 4117(1 right iutii ttu- lire. V3 East (B essel won the dub ♦ Q99 4 10 9 71 lead wilh his Jack and led Both vulnerable back the ten of trumps Smith's jack was allowed to X a rtt Seat Aewlh W«et 1 N.T. Dlils 2 4 DbU. hold the trick and South led Pass P u s Pass his singleton heart North's Opening lsad —4 8. jack lost to East s king and East got out of his first end-I West led his remaining play by playing ace and an small trump and dummy was olh'-r club (or West to rull. I in Willi the ace. A tow dis (j()si J .Ac U)omm : 9 j* dUqhtiqhlA By Abigail Van Buren 9 # By Oswald Jacoby mond wa* led and after East ducked. South was In wilh the queen. That gave South three tricks and he threw Besse in with him last club. West discarded a heart. Besse appeared to be end played, but hr got out by the simple expedient of leading tlie are of hearts for South to ruff This gave South hi. fourth and last trick He vyas tell; with two low trumps and two tow diamonds while West held i two high trumps b s.k of him] and l ast held two diamonds behind dummy Thus, there » a . no way (or him to keep fiom going down four tricks lor minus l.l"o points. know who they arc. Doesn't an Invitation to the wedding ceremony and reception call for a wedding gift? I fr>l th at the onlyreason we were invited was for the present they hoped we would bring. I resent being taken advantage of. To atm d being hypocrites, sre we not entitled to de­ cline the invitation? How should this tie handled? FEELS P I T UPON DEAR FEELS: Decline the invitation and send the c o u p l e a congratulatory card. Troubles! ? Welle to ABBY, Box WOO. lava Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, seld-addressed envelope. ' lo r Abby’a booklet, "RowJ o Have V Lovely Wed­ ding, ’ send 30 cents to Ab­ hy. Bo* KU700, Los Angeles, i alii * P. M. WEDNESDAY, DEC. M. IW TV Time's Show of the Night: 10-11 p.m, CBS. Ttie Danny Kaye Show. Danny Is sur­ rounded by ehsrrn amt talent tonight, guest star# being Gwen Verdon' and Jo Stafford. Miss Stafford sings *'R'a Al­ most Like Being in L ive" and "H e's Gone Away." Miss Ver­ don dances “ The Christmas Walts” with Danny and the Tony Charmoli Dancers, and joins Kaye in a fantasy dance involving two dolls trying to recover s little girl's aftertkm. There are two funny skits, “ The Phone c a ll," in which Danny brings l>ack Ins Giovanni character, and ' The Spy Wlw Got a Cold In this one he is Joined by Miss Verdon and Harvey Korman. 7:308 p.m. CBS M M rr Ed. I Benin) An amusing lecture on tile true Christmas spirit, but from the viewpoint of our talking horse, Mister Ed. 11 1* 1i • j*v»ri •Hi c m «*> Whit * TMS lot K *»»:f f* <Zy N• w • li.nO lM il»t Th* H o i m m 1 4> A n d y o f A U j ' t i t r f i r i i ! C s tii- « n !r « tfe n * ll aruiff . Hrinliity N*wi—W iliir Cfouklii *> M***# tiun Will TfmV'tl 1 "t» +\ Th# Iau«y Knot* »») Cn»y«nrt4 Fht I'rputy T.Ii <- i f h# Virgin Sin, CUB lUportt UpocUl 1:01 (|> 1 h* f i t t f DdVt Sh nw II » t ("hrlit rib* I 10 . » • ?f 1 * 'irt-t io»(k Kpvvlal 'i* I Y«rt| I ’ It) ♦• » t I . k IBIf P *r* \VU..«nta it*it ir'f T«a%i~ tu t.uy ic.1)4 J}•• l«l V « * • ‘ > 1 r .* h t S h e a THUILSDa Y A. M. 6• 3 i H r n r*n * i •n its* v'■m * 11 Mi, Saw a III \W.I It* t: w i t itllla** t ! • T* 14> H i(h l> * n« le 11 «k 1:00 till » li) t Ik 2 w0 Vila *. |v# pt * - ■• . j. .*■ H|* S' • n 4 a t * U - aU w » * Al ? 7 i i- 7:30-9 p.m. NBC. Virginian. “ Man nf the People." (Color) It's the judge and his assod a te s against the scheming politicians on - this lengthy wcslem saga, 8:90-9 p.m. ABC. Shindig. A Christmas show which almost succeeds in making that rever­ ent holiday ugly. 9 !* .70 p.m. CBS. The Dick van Dyke show, iR erun) Don’t look for a plot here liecause, it’s a melange of jokes, songs and dances. In a show within a sholv, you’ll sec Alan Brady (Carl Reiner) as Sanlk Claus in hi* TV show, bringing on duets by .Rob and Laura (Dick van Dyke and Mary Tyler Moore) and Sally and Bud dy t Bose Mario and Morey A m sterdam ). 8-tl p.m. NBC, WednesdayNight Movie, "Atlantis, the Lost Continent," (Color) This science-fiction tale concerns a young Greek fisherman, in love wilh tlie daughter at the king of Atlantis. T V It E N T A 1. • Kales • Service Seminole TV 322-1920 . Zrnith t'ubir TV BkDa 2tv00 Sanford Avn. * THURSDAY P. M. va V*n l»yk# Js ptr.tr Iff*Air,! L(ii k i *•» Th* Jim I McCere 11:00 f:» # (I) (It 12 SB f|V II It (2) IflHMIllM Th# *9 i. ' By Ruth Millett TV Time Previews Television Tonight W ED N ESD A Y I ' (#» \*w» ,\«wi - Fry Whtn of lalU F*th#r Knows FJ#*t Ml 1Uy N>w» TVuth vif Co»t4qu«nc4a O ' llfll.) 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OPEN 1:30 MltWVK AT 2:08 &:t>0 • «:(>• »» 1 i .i in *** r ► a■ fO#rr • t h . *m ..MTT.p M* . •«%in • («• I ft* Will *'• » +9U ir'l'ifll l . l 1*4*1 **f Ut tl -T. • "si i all il« ih A H i l l ! 4 d )« GREAT STARS) A «k• h|» II gyIm .«♦** t-A* |. \f(* t family tu lw replacing ftunl I * r Ml. * It (.Of t 1 * tine willi live regularity td a U.-414 «T*n# UV'KOVl^ r, ,tj* top n private clqh? H I k " l y >l v ) » * DiRECTORSI h .*4 S ., I«,s. I* ■ ■ 41 Meat* •) • » A hoint slaoildn't be just tlie ? 1* 14) Itkif iiest hou.ir a tamlly can at • 14 * a a , ^ ka* n f «». , e-» * . *4 *W lord —Wallirlg lo la traded nil * •* 1 1 * 1 .4 1 hH' 9t a blggei and hi-tU-i Jiou.e as ft §4 • . • Dlti r 4 C»‘!*T* siain as |M,s»Ji|i . one to la* (4) Atn*r1 si (lw * Of* TIIKIK WAY tu Die North Orlando Garden t'luli Ilia n H*-r t'iiriat.>«Mt (ft Kiifi' ■* ftar Idled will, furllltuit tlial will 1 1ft til <4rlorn* l. ia s Dinner Party al t h e Capri are, left t o r i grist. Mr. and ,Mi>. .Iiiiiuh * tv * »I II u II h Ush'.h Mayer (she vvn> in clinrg»v of arrangements). Ml. and Mr-* W W Amlerla reptaeed at [lie III *t uppur •* * N ’ sun and Mi. a n d Mi* lieorife !hn|iieite. OliieiH attending* nil! not pii lured tunny. . I Mill# lit -In l it l uH) included Mi, iiiul Mr*. F ie d W v m ail, Mr. a n d Mr*. < i-! Kuvvs‘11 a n d Mi I Inilnl’ ought to iiave a |(-s-l St AMIS I 111. I •> V im - Uth* w i list* TILL J 00 lllg of per tu.i in in e lot 11a- *e and .Mr*. L W . Iln rv ille . V N N K I T E IN t 41 p nIDf»,, MliN FBI • I JtC I' ’« I* 11 * tl | { curity id alt flo family \ J \ M V P \ IITV* Mi 1 t, *» Lu r CM KIT lltll l | l \ Y What s tin point of rhatige Just tor (lie ..iki of change’ ly - a v »* ■■?>’ f l * - * . And even tor tJioM lamilie. wlui i an t rail a tioir.i a home '-MS' 4 * Vw^l tor any I* ngili of nine, a and M i. Mi t jpt and Mrs *ltot>ert K homemaker should sl'ive for Heckwiih .ind children, li" if will a r m s ,s feeling of pei iiiam-ner by • li- he Is a lierl D imi'll and Karen Ann. at least taking along on each will arrive Monday from Foil I lunrv t tllvei -its Sr Inhi! move the lamdlar luinilurr CAFETERIAS When you come to New b e a u t y , "Dolly Madison Bragg. N (V. In spend the re ­ VI. Ihclni to spend Ih r h II van turn a new hmi-is into vm v York eu route to Greece b racelets, add tim eless p. rut mainder of the Jioliday* with da - with ill. pal olds plaie that qUlvkly looks Hi It VIS G ) )> w i -h ull m ir ni nny their taintin'* Mi and Mr* Mr. W \| Phillip* (every body goes to Greece! i aids are very exciting I In hotur Arthur Beckwith hr , and Ml t null ( tiildn-ii rem riuta r home rilHISTM AS you will see tlie Greek Nation designs, which Napier vail. riend* rind (TinDwieri* anil Mr*. Forrest 1 Euge h) familiar things IRr trees I h a 111 p a g n e S p a r k al Tourist Office on Filth DINNKK brelson Mr and Mr* llohert Little v e rv m the yard, the lurnltuie amt lers," slioul.d t>« under tlie Vvenur. Dili is llielr fu st of.mil .I.m. l i t e r M u helm .*ud * 'rnurU,M .............• ■ V * (wvvvvlx k v o rsa u * tlv*V t 4 9 -k l u i m o n i l o p r i l l ) , t v will. spvnif tlie Uhnslinas ....... n„L< give ......... .______ . . . . > willi golden "festoons ' awould hul phere. and It was opened wltn hom e" because ol t h e 1 1 idays with Itieir parents, Mr. fanfare and fun! At Use en a dash lo Uie simplest cut familiarity. r ia /.H m id a were two . Greek and VI rs Homer Little and trance ta t i not think o f huu>e« tuuie. Napier also does beau gods," very much alive aod At Vlr and Mis Clyde Nutt. and furniture as Hungs thht .rtiessed in their typical Greek tiful things in silver if you s h o u ld I k- truili-ii m like auto­ . Us. Julia- llisrlos C uwwelberry Mrs It V Unwell Is ex- attire of ''ballet" skirt and ail like lo m atdi your sliver hair mobiles, as often a s p o s s ib le . Miss Peggy Nipiqtrd ol At a gift for your busiest K1H-7.173 Ih IjitulOf M*4lj.»iunif 1 Kt. Pool*-, England, arrivevt re pert ins tier sun and family. accessories. The skirts are Let's be a bit more senti­ Day (or any short and ballet-like hid the on New Year's Cfnlly via jet to visit deal Lot. and Mrs, l*. W Howell, mental ore we'Tt Soon he living W e P ro vid e T h e F in e st e n te rin g S e rv ic e In C e n tra l Floridn a South Alri friends, Mr and Mrs W P. anil shu ('lift, from Tamps (or Greeks arc tierce fighters and day), take her in bouses instead of in home* It blooms t< > delightful people, Tlie offices I can amaryllis. I he holiday*. 11 Mi di ail; of t»ul Bay Manor. are full of beautiful Greek dram atically and does not Miss Nlpparvf is son Vaughn books, paintings and many need sunlight. U’a a magnlfl Mr. and Mr* (sene Nichols Medvall's godmother, and will exotic objects. And you can cent flower. Only the famous lie houseguest of the Med and s»n> Don and Steven, of Alliens, Ga • are currently get all the information you American flower people, Jack calls' for six months. tpn aod t'erkina, Newark. N Miss Ann Kidney (Miss visiting their parrnts, Mr. aod need for a trip to Greece. At the opening Hla Emin Y., have developed these truly World) is from Miss Nippard's Mrs Ivy Nettles and Mr. and D o you race, Archbishop lakovot of atuuning things of beauty. home town, and she is current Mrs. M I. NichoW, and will When uoeipected guests Use Greek Orthodox Church ly In the United State* plug­ remain throughout the holi­ of North and South America, drup in during these holiday w a n t a days ging English wool. *• gave hla blessing to the prem ­ days, don't worry if all you ises. His appearance was havs la plain cookies. Turn fre s h e r, dram atic and his dress mag them Into tempting bits, hprm kie them with instant coffee niflcent. b e tte r m ilk ? Now that fashioos are set in mixed with chicory powder simple, elegant fabrics, Jewel­ and sugar atop the cookies, or ry is being worn tu dranm liic make a sandwich with peanut the simplicity of the sheaths, butter and Jam. The plain O n A ll P h o to Ite m * now called "shapings." Nap­ cookies then become "partyier has designed tlie most ex ­ fare." Serve hot davorful cof­ B e a u tifu lly D one citing jewelry to enhance your fee with chicory. Your gueats No Additional Charge dress. Giant pins of gleaming will love HI A publicity release assure* bard on prfpa. Whul it l*'il* slown |o ilt me 1h.it women today do not buy loim turr to last a life it's true', i> th*t even tune time hut buy new arid lirttel p.ip.i gets a raise or a promo furniture each Gun- they luuvc lion, mama deeiijea to stall thlowitlg out lurmturr anil Into a tictter home I m told tilts, tlie woman of tiuying new itrni» It seems to tax- this would tmUi leaxm s d Hu lamlly call afford a new uutniimblli lw a till discouraging to tin * h o b”i>es. rvery lliree years. It ran at breadwinns-r ford a new sofa every five 1 when h« gets a raise or a pro | niotioii that' n will ease n»years I'eruwp* that s I he trend, hut family I i n i r u i . i l s i l i i a l i ' Use, w h at d o e s It do (or ■ It |i»ik. In tne like it's a till HOW WEST WAS ^nW ON Sanford Personals 'jde OJfrtJi 500A a rg u s MOVIE PROTECTOR Merry Christmas •J P erso n a ls Seminole Happy New Year r 9 GIFT WRAPS 3 c h e e rs fo r p a r tie s . / Our Ginger Ale, \ \Club Soda, Collins Mixer./ . MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM ‘ Mac’s Tavern LAKE MARY, FLORIDA ^ ‘‘Mhc" McClung, Ownir \ Donna t Buck, Mgr*. THINK GOODNESS! It’s T . (3. LEE! , ,, iff T k tra ’s m as is taking the ex tra qmallty evident In the rkher, freeker Haver, trademark when yen waat the beet. T. G. for li , . li * milk. It's T. G. Lee PHONE 322*5663 FOR HOME DELIVERY I iL t t j | mi r �t ll. „ t » .r . •OMO iJiW W **• Horoscope Forecast H il T H U R SD tY , DEC. 24, 1H4 GENERAL T E N D E N aE S : T be early part of the day U fine f o r communications and correspondence, for (e tlin i out alm o tt anything that h at to do' wUh expressing the Christ­ m as spirit, but later It** nec­ essary to be still to avoid some pfetly tense Influences which she then in effect. Go after peace, serenity, the Golden R&le. ARIES (M arch 21 to April 19)— Morning la very fine for getting duties behind you with eclat and efficleocy, so th it you can later get into pleasure able outlets Evening Is best spent quietly. Don't over-tax your nerves. TAURUS (April 20 to Msy 20}— PUnnlng social evenU a head and getting caught up on gift buying la wise In a. m. especially if you get an early M art. Know how to plesse others best. Live the Golden Rule truly. GEMINI (Msy 21 to June 21) —Dsy hours % tvU *tL tnr any-, thing connected with your kin and borne m atters planning ahead for any religious ser­ vices. Fundamental m atters are within easy grasp. Make the effort necessary to get all In order. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21)— Morning labors on whaUver Is of a worldly n a­ ture bring excellent results, but be sure you do not get into argumenU later with friends. W rits out some U rt mlnute c a r d s — get a thoughtful g i f t Work systematically. LEO (July 22 to August 21) —Budget your money so that you please those you like for the holidays, but avoid spend­ ing too much for pleasure to­ night. Many fine thlngi are coming your way. Be sure your clothing Is jusl right, not too elaborate VIRGO (August 22 to Sept­ em ber 22)— Greeting those in a. m. who come from afar or getting in touch -with out-of town kin Is best then before rush starts. Later, see that Intimate m a tte n are taken care of. Get ideas from a close tie. Take It easy In p. m. I.IIlItA (September 23 to Oct­ ober 22)— Get confidential af­ fairs handled quickly in a. m. so that you have time for holi­ day preparations. Get things going with alacrity. They na­ turally work themselves out well aa you planned. SCORPIO (October 23 to No­ vem ber 21)— Although you get many Invitations today, decida early which you will accept. Be with persona of charm and who are converaationally In­ teresting as well. Get duties performed quickly and well. SAGITTAItlt’B (November 22 to December 21)— Getting out publicly In a m. la good, but avoid that higher-up who could be irate. Enjoy the limelight as Is your due. Don’t neglect any Important obligations to I others, however, CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20)— By under­ standing the true meaning of the Yuletidv, you ran now change your attitude to one of Joy and expectation. Prepare ins ,\h* ukb. Make your reiservalloni e a r ly / AUlfARIl’M (January 21 lo February IS) — Your intuition Is very accurate and you must follow it even in the face of many pressure*. Avoid get"* ting off the track. Be devoted to loved one, but Intelligently so, not maudlin. PISCES (February 20 to March 20)— Give your op ta­ lons and suggestions to asso­ ciate! In a. m. and then the day rolls along very smoothly, as planned. Show you are most co-operative. Give a delight­ ful dinner. IF YOUR CHIU) IS BOnN TODAY, he or she will be one of those fascinating young peo­ ple with a most practical mind and would do, very,well in the fields ot banking, engineering, etc., where the making of a good deal uf money Is possible. The desire here Is to own a great deal of property. Early give the fineet spiritual educa­ tion available so that the Gold­ en Rule will always be p rac­ ticed. OUR BOARDING HOUSE V * * F * rl Pago 10 - Dec. 22, 1964 SIDE GLANCES W rra ll rr* I ’M GlVlN* THIS , WE’LL M lTi 'to u t . 301 NT TH' BLOW/ 'OLD FAMILIAR x see NOT LEAVING SO SOON, ^WELLWAYTO trea t GRUNT AT TH’ ARfi VOL), 3AKB Z GOSH A GDEGT— f M • TABLE/—- ! _ BARGE « g REAWNS m $ . HOOPLS WONT BE HAVIN' A UTTL& WAIT TILL X •STARTING HER HOUSE*. HASSLE WITH &35TER F GBT MY* . W A STORY CLEANING FOR THREE . 3USTIN FUN,THEN TO COATAN'flL MONTHS YET/-*- GO - MARTHA-STEAMS IN WALK WITH in s away; AN' W& AN'GOCKE MB ON THE YOU AS FAR CHlGGSR WERE 3l)«T GETTING EAR/-— 1 THOUGHT SHE A SW USED TO YOUR FlRET WAS ONLY CLOWNIN’ SNORES AGAIN/ ■DLL SHE FLOORED C O P .' ME LIKE A . FOOTSTOOL/ *.CAA 1 WTTU >&. _ -• - ^ —----TO D l« V « THB 7 b » y ****** OKAY, MOM. HE WENT P Jfry Galbraith' *»| |* M |H "PACKA&E T WR * < * °.* * > o ° ° ulo Ripe *f / B tc x « Ucr (l»U# U " o p oo >a o ° rm U O po o oc \rT O ° o % -J U . 3 f lLUk e l e a v e s 0^ IN A HUFF - 0 ° 3 v T O Y 'C V OUT OUR WAY V WELL, J U S T LOOK OVER AT TOAD'S WINDOW-- HE AST M E IP l COULD GO SKATIN' TOOK/ AW* | JU S T SIMPLY SAID j , M O --IT’S A 6*GNAL SYSTEM! W S G O T / lt-13 I M . ■» W I n I , 1.1 I , M 'l l i 'l l p l V A l l o v e R t h e WOD l O AND t h e n M A R H Y A HANDSOM E -* OKAY, ttU T IN T H E M E A N T IM E , CO M E DOWN T O t* 6A H TH AND TAKE OUT T H E G A R E AGE FOR M E Y2-23 i' l l b e t v rY HUSBA ND, T H E P il o t , w o u l d NEVER STAND FOR TH iSf. “ W e w a n t to bo p u t In th e O ver-F ifty p a c k a g e 1" By Dick Turner CARNIVAL u S T n» 1------;----------------------- n MtM! I AM KNOWN BY MY DISTINCTIVE’ P A P / 1/1 It IS Mf WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY .- - OUR ANCESTORS 16L1PFD6C THfXE AEBADVANTAGGSTD H&NG A GV«YtEG LITTLE BOY, BLIT A L L I KNOW 1 3 ... BOY, l C M WAPDLY WAIT TILL, t OfOYYUP. U $ TrW GETTING AAfTJUY V * TlOSD OF LOOKING at Fear. "A note from the Barton Beauty Salon. Pat! They want4 to know If you’ve thrown in the towell" , TIZZY y I toe |« N U too TW leg, I f f to* O* Private Kipling, Sir? Ho’e down at the PX buying more writing paper!" SHORT RIBS WHO WERE THOSE MY FATHER, M Y CHARACTERS I - /G R A N ' LATHER, M / UNCLE AMP MY BROTHER YEAH? WEIL WHERE WAli YOUR H U SBAND ? By Kate Osann / 7 2S I PONT HAVE A Hu s b a n d / r. 's z r u-as 'frPaav*. iSSTftr > ■' I USMf BAD 1 WAS SO CX*TRAU«T! 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What yon make — of your life la largely i y to f MAYBE V O £ /> VOU1 KNOW AWAYT' KCKP *IH' HOSE Carroll Rlgbler'a Individual OFF TH' WALK Forecast for your sign for Ja n ­ WHILST I'M uary Is now ready. For your WA6HlN*rT copy send your birthdsta and DOWN.VA 11.00. lo Carroll Rlgfatar Fore‘cast, The Sanford Herald, Box 1921, Hollywood 19, California. ai■nrioad _ _ i n L, n ftitm mmw] “ AND GAFT. _____ ____ MORGAN WAS fMMHtnacov/NE itusNet? sojMMHtnaopv/i BAREItAWOCP - AT TNt TMTFWHO MAO A KNFE-TMt-----KAN AHMY/ 33 Oormao "aNatac" A TOWN fTXICEMAN— w as fuwrrtYO tg. v HC FMTENPfD TO HAVE SEEN AND HEARD NOTHING/ THAT NAS . ^— Y w rossm ie V ( — MB WAS * LYING- I KNOW. CAROUNE. (T’S A BAD SiTU AnO N . I ’M SEEIN G THE BO tlC E CH IEF AN D 'M AJO R TOMORROW. *7 Debar 3 0 'Tall of Om Ham— trf m 41 Tanulnal su rs, Ma ^ bSKL M WatgJrtT^ Eto John W. Crlpe of Brandon to the new manager of ‘ the Florida,Egg Commission, euc' cording Carl Dinger who re­ cently resigned. ill JT~ ir II . Uu 4 rr sr 11 r 10 rr 14 II ar a w ■ L ■ 41 JJR S 2 m o to to DOWN ■ M S B — M — i —M i r~ r~r- i r- * r~ 11 ii 11 r iT II • S cL F I HU 41 40 So *• ’4 I -T" J �r •V v' k* r t* r - - -t .,» t * v ' Your “Don’t Wants” In T 'You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise 2. Personals Do you h a r t a drinking prob FIXIT SHOP • Itm Write P. O. Box 1213, At these Xmas Specials. An Sanford English Dunelt Girl's or T •Boy’s Bike All Slxei 139.93. PRIVATE Voice Lessons. Ph Rupp Motor Scooter, 2W 322 7348. HP. 100 mil m per Gal. $169 93 I. Beauty Care 409 W. 1st St 322 4131 • Classified Phones Vram Saafore tiflu fi 322-5612 rr» « . 425-5938 as -f . Evening Appointments Up to 5 | 1 11.5# | 1.50 | 1.50 SWEETIE PIE IS to 20 | 4 I 1.50 | 2.321 3.80 21 to 29 I 0 11.50 I 3.10 | T t 5 77. Situation Wanted TO YOU our Clients and CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. Ph. evenings 322-1597. MAKE your Reservations now Friend* — a very Merry for . the Holidays. MWcdl * Christmas and a Happy Tros97. Houses For Rent perou* New Year. Baby Sitting Agency. 3228239. Eraeat M. Southward LARGE 4 Hedtoom Home with W. B. Shippy full bath and 2 half bath* 81. Itcnl Kulnte • Sale I. W. Southward $123 mo.; 3 BEDROOM, 2 Mahle A Cullen bath home with Family J. L. McWhorter MERLE \ \ \ WARNER room $123 month. Bessie P Herman REALTOR Jackie McCracken 708 So.. Park 322 3*29 Payton Realty ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Rfiltor 17. Janitorial Service# Raymond Lundqutit, Aim. rA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg my aparo?** Ball-BIair Agency Legal Notice ih« %• l | 8 Inti m* y JON t B nf T(A L n i t r1*t«BB*1. l i t * nf Bald C nun i y . • " th« C o u n t y J u d l # o{ Bs ml at Tilt t i n U C n u n t ) , Fl or i d a lOUM nf nf f lc# In tha c o ur l • •Id C o u n t y at Hanf ord. 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PAINTING A INSULATING Financing Arranged 322 2287 Legal Notice is t iik i m r r i T r o i h t of tiii: ninth jiiiicial riR« it it in a n d f o r i i :h i n o l i : ( Ol NTVs r i o i i i i i a . IN ( I M N ( KHV NO. 14414 J R OLKARON j n . aa A d m i n ­ istrator Vatarana* Af f a i r e an Of f i c e r .»f t ha U n l t a d Rtatae nf Ame r i c a Plaintiff. H RICHARD EDWARD PIRN* r .T T and L O R R A I N E J. B U R N . ETT. ht* wi f e. --------- ------- m c m nv. NI NTH J L D i r i % L t IIM I IT. IN 4 N | | FOR M:MI NOl.E l O t N T V . F 1.0VIID A. IN A & Ii CONTRACTORS 1ALL Types ol new major ApHOME IMPROVEMENTS, I. $ 79*99 79$$*' - r ul e A BL'R FOR D 30. Home Appliancc«i 'r~ n I l l ' l l VKTT, r aat d’ nca un kn o t » n Jaet k n o w n m a i l i n g addr»»* Harno Road. F a u Halite. Fl o r i d a f e OR R A l V K J R V R N E T T ra*1den« a u n k n o w n . laat k n o w n ma i l i n g addreoe. Rarno Road Kau Ua Ilia. 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Houmcn For Sale 1—I/Oat A F o u n d y I I — Money Want ed 1— P e r e o n a l a 44— P a v i n g * A Loam 4 — B e a u t y Cm.rm 44— I naur anc a 4— D ay N u r t a r l a o 41— S c h o o l * A I n s t r u c t i o n s • —C h ild C a ra 70— E m p l o y m e n t Se r v i c e * I —D o g a—C a t a— F a t a 71 — Mai* H e l p W a n t e d 10— P o u l t r y — I.lv eato ck 7 2 — F e m a l e He l p Wa n tod —T l —KpifTtT T fo tiraa 7 1 —» « t r - n r r e m a » o - ! l * » p 11—C a t e r In g — F ood 7 4 —Moira He l p W a n t e d 14 — Place* to R at 77—Situation Wa nt ed l k —S p ecial S e r v l e t * I I — Income Property 14—S w i m m i n g Paolo 11— R ue l ne e a Prop. — Sal e 17—J a n i t o r i a l S ar vlcaa 12— R e a l F e t a l * W a n t e d 11 — D o - I t - Y o u r e a l f 14 — R e a l F a t a l * Sal e l» — n u l l d e r a Suppllaa • 7 — Ituelnaaa R e n t a l s ! 0 — H a r d w are Rv— l, ota For Sal e II — H o m e R e p a i r* • l — Far m i — Ur o v e a 22 — P l u m b i n g • I — Out o f S t a t e A c r e a g e 21— P a i n t i n g • k— l l o u t a a F o r Bala 21—W all D r illin g t l — Houae a — Sa l e or Ra nt 2k — Air Cond A H e a t i n g • 7 — l l o u e a For Rant 21 — R a d io • Telavtalon 1*0 — R e s o r t R e n t a l * 21— P h o t o A K q u l p m e n t 10 1—Tr a l t e r a —4'a ban a* 20w-llom* A p p l l a n c a a 102 — M o b i a H o m e s — Hal* 11 — Mualcal I n e t r u m a n t o 1 0| — Mobi l e Horn**— R e n t 12 — Huelnaaa K q u l p m e n t I 04— Tr a i l e r S p a c e — R a n t I I —J o b T r l n t l n g l o>— Tr a i l e r l aot e —Sa l e 104— A p a r t m e n t * For Rant 14—U p h o l s t e r y t k — V a c u u m C l a a n a ra 101— R o o m s For Rant 17 — M oving A S t o r a g e l i t — Ho t e l R o o m s 21— L i t e r m in e to r a 111 — R e n t a l A g e n t * 42 — P l a n t e — F e a d a — S t a l e 111 — W a n t e d To Re nt | 0— Miec. F o r Sal* I l k — Au t o * For Hal* H —A r t i c l e s F o r l i a n t 111 — A u t o e —Sa l e nr T r a d e k2 —S w ap or K i c h a n g * 111— T r u c k s For Sal e k l —W a n t e d To Buy 120— Aut om ot iv e Service kk — F u r n i t u r e Fo r Bela 12 1— »•«*$• i a A C y c l e r k4— A n tiq u e* F o r Sale 121— Hoata A Motor* k l —Money T o Loan 12k — Mar i na Suppl l aa 40—kiuainaaa O p p o r t u n i t i e s 322-5612 F rom S anford Exchange 50. Mlsc. For Sale BILL'S BARGAIN BARN of 10.0UO Item* 1300 Grapevllle Ave. p’.u n re s at DraiUc Discount. Call 322 0448 J A R Trading FENCE POSTS: Creosoted Cypress, 4"-6''x7 ft. long, 30c Post, Inc . 2309 S .' Orange ee. Ph 322 5654. Blossom Trail, Orlando. NEW APPLIANCES at Uaed Price* — Hot Point, Frigtda ire, RCA. Zenith, Phtlco, Curtis Mathes— You name ii, we have it. Phone Char­ lie Gormly. collect at Asso­ ciated Radio A TV. 2113 N. TREE RIPENED Cllrui- Na Orange Ave., Orlando 422vela. We ahip Albert H. Pell 2314. Christmas delivery Oateen. 322 3873 or 322 4191. guaranteed. 2-BKDROOM. Furn. 817 Cata lina Dr. 222 0378. PAOLA — Unfurnished 2 Bedi room*. 122 7598. 1-Room Efficiency apt. .with pvt. bath A ahower, aultahle for couple or aingle person or retired All utllltle* in­ cluded tn rent. Ideally lo­ cated on 1st St., within 1 block of 2 free parking lota and shoppmg renter. In­ quire at Manuel Jacohao Dept. Store 211 E. FirW St. 108. KtHuns For Rent •CLEAN ROOM for Man. 401 Magnolia Ave. 322-0720. 115. Autus F o r S ale I960 CORVETTE. R * r g i i n price. Ph 323-0635. 2 BEDROOM kitchen equip­ ped $73 month Ph. 322 3685 . BOB McKKH USED CARS NO MONEY DOWN MCE 2 ,Bdrm ., furniture, 701 French Ave. -323-0721 d rap ei A wool rug 322-2377. •63 An g l ia st*- tvagon Like New $1,095 3 - BEDROOM, 2 hath, un­ SANFORD MOTOR furnished I mi. to base, 2 321-4363 blocks to shopping re n te r,A 800 French Ave. arhool 1 year lease rrrgiir 120. Automotive Service ed. $120 mo. 322 8870 after 3 p. m. $100 DOWN VA FHA GOVERNMENT HOMES 2, 3 and 4 bedroom*, monthly 2 BEDROOM C B House. Kit­ payment* from $30. chen equipped, call 322 5303 A UTQ‘GLASS' INSTALLED AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. Excellent Location 13 BEDROOM, 2 bath horn with Igr. living room, (am lly room, fenced yard with shade A fruit tree* $17,90<i TERMS $100 DOWN FHA - VA HOMES UNFURN' ? hrdroom Duplex, Terra rrn floors, tile hath, kitchen equipped 322 6201. 2. 3. A 4 BEDROOMS •UNFURN Duplet. New. 2 t. ll» A 2 BATHS bedroom T errairo floor*. KITCHEN EQUIPPED Iilr bath, kitchen equipped, LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT? water (urn. Cal! 322 4019 af 12 ACRES of good gnnm.1 near For Complete Information ter 6 See or Call Your large Lake $60o per acre with term*. 102. Mobile Homes • Sale FHA - VA Payton Realty SALKS BROKER DON'S MOBILE HOME SALES Your Wheel Estate Dealer" 17 Models to choose from OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9363 PARK DRIVE 838 I2U6 322 2420 322 7493 llwy 17 92 l-ongwood Kla NIGHTS V ■ 322 6824 323 0316' 1-2 and 3 Bedrooms 322 4148 322-548: NEW and USED Awning* A Cabanas QUALITY MOBILE HOMES llwy 17 92 S 322 2362 3 - BEDROOM, screen**! In Ill.'l. Mobile Hornet* Beni patio, range 322 2078 m ....... 1* — ■ -------to' WIDE. 2 beoroam trailer URKENBXIAK NO* 1908 Choice lole available tr. Greenbriar of I.oth Arbor I BEDROOM Trailer on Lake. ovtrlooking golf court* Adults only Ph 322 7168 (u» tom building to your • pacification*. Graonbriar lllfi. Apartment m for Rent dtvtlopad by AVALON APARTMENTS.,. KING8WOOD 116 \\ 2nd St 322 3417 BUILDERS. INC. FA 2-8074 j TURN. Apt 2300 MrUonvillf 202 Fairmont Dr. 3 ROOM Furnished Apt $35 SANFORD'S NEWEST mo., includes water A elec HOMES, Wait 4th St. San trie 322 0507. ford 1 dedroom, Da bath. FHA A VA Loan* LMN EN- LARGE KurnPhed 2 iwdroom TERPR1SES. Inc . Builder apt . only $59 50 —1703 Mag Harold Logan, caU 838-3911 noil a Phone 322 3951 or 2296 Saleaman oo Duty 4.00 p hi tk U H l a l a i k K U -to-dark.— cloar in tiot Palmetto. Ph READY TO MOVE IN 322 1374 alter 3.30 p nt. New 3 A 4 Bedroom Homea, 1-2 bath*. So Longwood are* EFFICIENf Y clean. 61! Park —Trade* lonudered, a n d , , , . ~ , , .... we II build on your lot. Semi 1 __ * _ nole County a leading "Build w K L A K A APARTMENTS er 114 W. First St. HAROLD LOGAN LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. FURN. Apt. Close In. Jim mie Cowan 322 4013. Sale* office: So. on U. S. IT92 to Dial* Bell Diner, turn right one block on Seminole Ave. 838 3911. 322 1301 2640 Hiawatha at 17 92 A’e Have The Home For You G overnm ent Owned Homes $100.00 DOWN Selection of 2, 3. and 4 Bedrxima Incited In various aection* of Sanford Immediate Delivery S em in o le Co u n ty ( D ia l D ir e c t) MONTHLY PAYMENTS FRQM *50.00 50. Mine. For Sale FOR THE REST HOME BUY USED Upright Tlano. excel­ SEE YOUR lent condition $200. Ph 322- V A - F HA 4884 before 5 p. m. Articled For Rent Property Management and Sales Broker JIM H UN T USED FURNITURE, Mtac. Item*, Plney Wood Auction. 322 2270. R EA LTY Office: 322 2111 Nights: 323-0700 322 0648 2324 Park Drive WE BUY Uata Furniture, one Piece piers or nous.'u. houseful. rFuray u r. j 111 Magnolia 1st St. 322 6391. per mo. Singer with Zig-Zag. pay off balance of $38 10 or SELL L’S your ru rn itu rr 31. M u sical I n s tr u m e n t s $3.90 per month; White Quick Service with the Cash. Piano Tuslhg and Repair Domestic Zig-Zag balance SUPER TRADING T O S T A L. Harmoa — FA 1-4233 only $38 pay $7.53 per month. 322 0677. SANFORD SEWING CTR FOR A Musical Christmas, 322 9411 55. Furniture For Sale call RUKUR'S Muifc Shop, 104 S. Park Ava. 322-7202. T r i a l purchaae NEW Mahogany End Table*, WILSON MAI ER FURN. Plans. Buy - SeU — Trade 3 acta, $10. Ph. 322-8601. 311-13 E. 1st. 322 5622 Plano Servicing A Tuning OUT of Pawn lU m s. Big Sal* Gan* Cumbaa — 222-2661 Canters*. Diamond*, WatchfREK KSTCWATE ea, Guns, Many other Item*. Upholattrlng A Mattrcaa ran PIANO— Blonde Everett Spinorating New A Used Furn! net, .excellent coodltioo. a l l ­ A t Pawn Shop, 3201 Orlan­ Ur*. CaU Ntx Bedding Mfg do Dr. 322-9770. ot 86 Co. at 708 Celery Av*. KEROSENE besU r, 2 burn* FA 2-2UT. 35. Vacuum Cleanera Ken more uaed ooce 322For We biggest selection of 0786. SANFORD VACUUM SVC. nearly new and used furni­ YOUR REXAIR DEALER DELUXE Stauffer excertaer, ture, see NoU's Furniture 2566 S. Park M2-«611 with tim er 322 07*6 Brokerage In Casselberry SALES • PARTS • SERVICE on 17-82. Open • days I ut 8. WESTERN Saddle >33, CaU 43. I'lanta, Feeda, Seeds after 6 p m 322-79M. Uaed furniture, appliance*, tools. He. Bought • Sold SANFORD FEED STORE IRONER, $43; erector set. $4; L arry’i lf a r t 211 Sanford Whole Corn $3 IS — Snap Cora Ph. 223-0184.-------------------AV# TH). T A 1 -4 1 2 2 .-----1.10 Jim" Dandy Dog Fred — $3 63 for 50 lba. In SALE: Men's A Big Boys tiO. Business Opport. Shoes $2 00 Pr. Surplus City. cludcsSTax. 320 Sanford Ave. 322-9990 FOR LEASK PROFESSIONAL G U I T A R SERVICE STATION. $1$; Profusions! Banjo $23; Our Regular Feed Price# Star Gating Binoculars $12; Good Locatiuo. Good Products. 25 lb*. Jim Dandy Dog Feed Good Treatm ent Boy’s A Ctrl'* Bike* $10 up; $1 99-30 lba Jim Dandy Dog PHONE LOCALLY 322 4342 Feed $3 63 — 100 lba. Shell­ Typewriter • No. 12 Underor apply to the wohd $20. 3 HP Johoaon Out­ ed Co-a $3.10 — 100 lba PURE OIL COMPANY ShorU $3 95 — 100 lbs Tux­ board Motor $23; 12 Ga. Lea­ ther gun case $3. Ws have a COMBINATION Grocery store. edo Chops Horae Feed $4 30 - 100 lba. F A f Feed $3.05 fins selection of Antique Produce m arket, G at Sta­ furniture SUPER TRADING —100 lha. Rare Horse Ogts tion. in Sanford. 322 5350 or POST, Opposite Sanford P la­ 322 9844' $3 60 HUNTS T U X E D O ta 322-0677. FEED STOftE. Corner San 72. Female Help Wanted ford A 2nd St. RENT Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Sbatr.pooer for only HAIR Stylist wanted, full or 50. Mlsc. For Sale $1 per d a y Carroll Furniture part time Call 322 3743 or W.ANTED; Piano. CaU 322 8125 Co. evenings 322 2455. NEAT 2 bdrm. furn. home. 1103 W. 20th St. $83 R A William*. Ph. 322-3931. 3 ROOM Furnished • Apt. for Couple. Water included $45. 322 7399. Stemper Agency 425-5938 F rom 322-1301 2640 Hiawatha at 17-92 UNFURN. Upstairs APT. $35 month, J09 Magnolia Ave. Inquire downstair* after • p. m. or caU 322-4130. Senknrik Glass and Faint NEW 3 Bedroom, 2 bath C. B. Company home oo large wooded lot in FURNISHED 3 - bedroom, 2 210 Magnolia Ph FA 2 4622 Wilson Place. 5 mllei out bath, very nice. Ravenna Realtor Iniuror-Trades West First St., t l mile pa*1 322 4991 1919 S. French Ave. Park 1 y e n lease. 322-5309. Auto Glass, Tape -U intersection. Immediate ------ -A -Seat Cevar* 3 BEDROOM. Its bath, unfurn occupancy for homestead Ishcd Quiet section 322 8993 exemption next year. 322 IMS W 19th Court. 7121. RENT A BED Rollaway, Hospital. B a b y Patloa, Floor, FTta EiUma-ai Bed», by Day, Week, o* sand, camant, rock, pipe, Month. ateel, great* trap*, dry CARROLL'S FURNITURE well*. Stepping atone*. 116 W. 1st 322-5181 MlhACLE CONCRETE CO. 301 Elm Av*. 823-3751 53. Wanted To Huy flafaadaaU notitf o r at i t r itatic o r f i o r i d a — t o . ii i »*ii »»• r» K D ve a n Arthur i Real Estate — Insurance 3rd. A Park Ave. 322 5641 CLASSIFIED INDEX ERRORS COPY 32J-0339 St. Johns Realty Sanford's Moat Complete TED WILLIAMS HDW. 203 E. 23th. 322-3484 POODLE Pupa, 8 weeks AKC Black-Silver, 322 8096. 22. Plumbing ABRAMITE end other tropical PLUMBING fish—Blue Dace—.20;. Gup­ ContraeUag Repairs pies— .10; Neons— .20; T. FREE ESTIMATES Barbs—15, Cherry Barbs— R. L. HARVEY TOa HaralO will aat ha ra15; Platies—.20; Swordtiils 204 Sanford Ave. • paaalhla tar aaara thaa aar FA 2 13*3 larorract laaarttaa. —.20; Silver Tip Tetras — .15; Pearl Danioa— .10; and 23. Painting others Just as lowr. Always High Quality fish at lowest PAPERHANGING TAINTING Tha Vftrali rMortoo (ho »rl* Bonded, in u r e d prlceaTNew Ind used aquar­ Licensed, V tlffl IT »fJfMla# ar W illi Ih i aa r al*»rllatRt9il w klrl 20 Years Fxp. — 322 7331 iums at low prices. FINNY It lorma • bjarlloaabl# ta FRIENDS. Hwy. 17 92 South lha paltry •* tklm 24. Well Drilling MWr. of Sanford (approx. 6 miles). WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, DEADLINES DOGS RECEIVED tor Adop SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 11 Noon Dny Brforo bon, boarded. Animal Res­ All Types and Sites Publication For cue League, 1700 W. Minnc Insertion! and KIlls We Repair and Service sots. DeLand. Ph. 734-1846 (Sat. Noon For Monday) STINE Machine and Supply Co. 10. Poultry - Livestock 207 W 2nd St FA 2 8431 _ 1. L ost & F ound SHETLAND Ponies for Christmas $30 A up. 322 3479 alter 28. Radio • Television LOST: Black Min. French 6 p. m. BEAUTIFUL All wood cabinet Poodle, in Country Club Color TV Coniole used le*» Manor, named Jacques. 322- 12, Special Notices than 2 months like new with 7484—after 4 30 p. m. 322 1• Adding Machines • Typewriters full new guarantee, Save $230 8973. Sales - Rentals - Repairs A name your own term s Ph. POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY Charlie Gormty Collect at Associated Radio A TV, 2113 INCOME T \ \ SERVICE N. - Otange Ave., Orlando la tha Caar I af tkm C a a a lf J a d p r , R em lan le C a v a f y . M a r* 422 2314 Christmas Delivery Ida, In P r o h a U . O. M HARRISONS Guaranteed. l a rr» l* « * alr « f 1311 Palmetto 322 8827 R A L P H T. J O N E S t" . ••••1 „ 29. Photo & Kqulpment Food vii cr.-eii«r! • •# r» r.» » . 1.1. ( n le r in g ______________ Demands Cl a l mo nr f l a t I ns ; WIEBOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP Bal4 Ka t a l a i 'or ,'Tbe Best From All Your T«u and #ac h nf y o u ar* Fruit Cakes st Winn Dixie. t»i*1 r# q U1r ad In fi r r p by n o l l f l * F ilm s.'' K n t St nr caU 322 3604 | *t#o»nl a n y c l a i m* • nd da 21o'"S Park Ave . Sanford tna ml* whi t h y o u, nr 9 11h • r n f INVESTMENT * REALTY 322-9173 118 N. Park Ave. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR Nn Qualifying 3 bedroom, ready to move mlo, freshly painted, $82 SO—good BART PILCHER. Broker 4erma. Personal Service 2 bedroom. Fla. room, aerfen Call 322-7498 ' ed porch, range included, excel, condition, only $7,400 Both of these home* were THE TIME TESTED FIRM privately owned and the aale 120 N. Paik Ave. 322 6123 can be closed in Just a few day a. Realtor 206 N. Tark A ve.' BEAGLE Puppies, 6 wks. old. 3471 Palmetto. Ph. 32*0429. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY II.so P er Inch (MlataiaJB • ( 1 ealaata laeUaa SOUTHW ARD JOHN K. FOX, PAINT close out H price GREGORY LUMBER CO. AFGHANS A POODLES, black 520 Maple Ave. 322 0500 m iniaturef s h o w quality, healthy. $73 to $150. 838 6257. 20. Hardware Mlalaiaaa *4—1 l.laa ( O n B-l.ttar a n t i oar llaa) • 1*0 Mlalaiaaa ( k i r r All l k l | Dal* **» C U i p t at l 'D l t Roto CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST 106. Apartments for Rent 95. Houses For Sale BUSINESS Opportunity, set 3 BEDROUM, Family Room, 2 2 IIDHM., 1303 Elliott, $6,500 3i2 0323 or 5234. Rath,, built In Appliances, own hours, good earnings. Central Air a Heat, wall to After 3 Ph 122 3954. 96. Houses • Sale or Rent wall carpeting. 322-3303. By Nadine Seltzer 8. D ors • C a ts • P eta 20 to 10 11 I 1.50 11.78 I 5.70 __ Dec. 23, 1964 — Pane 11 173. Male or Female Help 95. Houaea For Sale YENTSCH MAINTENANCE Service A Supplies NANNIE'S KIDDIE CARE. In­ 2563 S. Pat k Dr. 322-4843 fants to 6 yrs. 2440 S. Oak Ave. Ph 322 0981. 19. Buildera Supplies 11 to IS | > 11.50 I 1.89 I 2.65 r nM-i fr ra li 15. Child Care • to 10 1 1 1 1.50 I 1.S0 I 1.90 I hnfnrfc HARRIETT'S Brauty Nook, PROFESSIONAL soft water, evening app'ta. PAINTERS A DECORATORS 103 So. Oak. 322-5742. Pspertng — Waterproofing Satisfaction Guaranteed CUT'N CURL Beauty Shop Free Estimates 323-0339 318 Palm etto Ave. 322-0834 *> n {5 ill fl|r ACE feEA U TY 'Salon. open RICHARD'S TREE SVC. daily & eve by app'ta. May- . Free estim ates. Licensed fair Hotel 322-0990. A Insured Ph. 323-OSOO I m la a lt r a a a tr # Dial ntr**a— Nfl U i | Dlataara Ui 15. Special Services $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES SEVERAL OuUtanding 2 A 3 Bedroom Homes available tn all Areas o! Sanford Let us Show you Around! Seminole Realty 1101 S Park Ave. FA 2-3232 anytime Stenstrom Realty COLORED PROPERTY Jim Walter Corporation has nice 3 Bedroom completed house A lot for Sale. Take FURNISHED or unfurolihed. 3-bedroom, 2 bath. 5!any 413 through Osteen to Oiteen extra*. Ravenna Park. 322 sign, turn left then bark to 3509. right which lead* to the house. Only $100 Down A monthly payments $70. CeU 2934)982, Orlando. — GO W EST ON WEST FIRST 8T. • Ben Howland • Charlie Craig • D o b Thomas * Frank nrunaoa jQ j Seminole County Mta. 1801 Weal 1st Street Sanford, Florida cond. 322 7741. I— 21. Boats & Motors 10 FI Orlando CLIPPER Host. I 3 III* Johnson Kicker, eapoi tally gn<>d for Duck hunting A fishing 322 4392 Gateway To The Waterway Robson Sporting C,>0<1s Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 304 6-8 E. I*t Ph. 322 5961 NATIONAL BANK P O S S E S S IO N HAPPY NEW YEAR YOUR PAST BUSINESS IS GREATLY APPRECIATED . . . IN THE NEW YEAR AS ALWAYS—150 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM ASSUME BALANCE*** NO DOWN PAYMENT! 101? SANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS Sanford. Florida 122-4303 National Hr poasraafunj Inc. Instant Housing! — Quality Mobile Homes, Inc. IF YOU ARE NEW IN TOWN AND NEED - INSTANT HOUSING. COME 8|fE U S .------2 lied Room, Front Kitchrn. 10' Widr, 112.00 Per Week 69 * Thru I4'e 9200 • 9300 Down ■ 940 • 960 Month 3 llrd Room, Front K itchtn. 10' Wide, $14.30 Per Week 108% Mechanical Guarani** — 30 Day* — 1,000 Mite*-On AU V*ed VW*. 5 MERRY CHRISTM AS Complete Selection Bale* — Part* — Barrie# Factory Authorised Dealer The Dodge Boys '36 Cushman Scooter $123 Perf. Available At GHI A • Sedana * Hard Topa • Convertibles' * Station Wagons 121. Scooters & Uyclcn ATTENTION MILITARY! vw You can find anything you need advertised u th* Her­ ald Classified. 304 W 2nd St FA 21032 ALL WORK GUARANTEED 2 Bed Room, Front Kitchen. 12' Widr $15.00 Per Week LOW DOWN PAYMENT CAN HE ARRANGED. Quality Mobile Homes, Inc. Hiway 17-92 _ Ellinor Motor Co. Bo. llwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. r*VJ •322-1835 M Phono 1 Ml. So. of Sanford 322-2562 I • • V____ _ fi a • <• 4 I . m 4- t \ Vp t * . \ * ..I �o \ tThr ftntiTnflt ^rraTft Pnpn 12 —^ Hoc. 23, lflfil M r ., M rs. Carraway Retire, Plan Tour A. CARRAWAY (’. MrKlimiN He fia* been ’chairman ol Ity H a r r y I. J n h n s n n Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C»rra- Sanford's planning and toning way, of 412 Klljol Avenue, romnussiuti since I9SS. m e m b e r s n( an i n s u r a n c e fi rm He and M r s , M r K i b h m live h e a r i n g th e n a m e of Cn rritw ay ■ at 2 IV) M ellon v i l l r T h e y h a r e A M t K i h h i n , will r e t i r e J a n I a s n n , ( t r u c e , noW in th e nint h a f t e r m o r e th a n 2’i y e a r * m g r a d e , and a n o t h e r son ClifUie b u M n e .a . ' f o r d I I I , w ho i* r e c e i v i n g h i* T il e i n s u r i n ' * b u s i n e s s u i l m a s t e r ' s d e g r e e in i n d u s t r i a l e o n t i n u e u n d e r Ihc d i r e c t i o n e n g i n e e r i n g at th e U n i v e r s i t y o f C liff ord M rK ibtbn, p r e s e n t - , of . H o n d a , and a th i rd so n , Alex, who is majoring in in­ ly a partnerv MeKibhin has hern with the surancc at (lie same uAivorfirm for the past It years sity, Prior to that he was a consult­ Alex MrKlbliin will Join his ing engineer in the area and fatlier in tile business when he before that from 1919 to toil graduates May I Until that he was Sanford's city man- time MrKihhm will continue ager. I operating the firm. lie served as president of T h e Carr a ways plan a twothe Seminole Charntier of monih air Journey of much ot Commerce in 19YMJR am t is ( h e Pacific Ocean a r e a startmember of the Chamber's ul m t Jan 3. They will,depart scribing committer, lie is al at Orlando and sU> ov#r atxiut so preside.it of the Sanford- three days m Honolulu, Car Semlmila Development Coni- raway said this mornitig pany i Kro.ni llnoe, he added, llu v will My In t l i t i s l e h u r c h , A Z , ail-1 \ i sit with all old Ini-lid f o r m e r l y » - > i g n i d at S a n f o r d \ . n a l \ i r S t a t i o n , Ailin am t M rs J a m e s It I t e e d y . Judy Fund Near $2,000-Mark M u ir Ju d y •lifitr iM ilm il' K iiifinif*l t*'in * p t to I <r«11 f r**m I *** Ndinli ill (seedy is now com mandci of Ho- \a v v Supply l li r l iili-i ' in tiie A n t o r i ' l t ' n Mr a n d M i s C a r i a w a s t h e n wil s*sit V n s t i a l i a , S i n g a p o r e a n d m a n s o ilie r p l a n , s o n t h e n t w o inoiitli t r i p bt%»* pt*i 4'IIP In |*l% JHU1 A\III ill Mi* 'V tPIlll t •! It'll if I H I*H“t I •' 11I I |! 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Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 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 22, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 22, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 22, 1964; <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/b7017a4c192c2aeb5565e53e11fc4c43.pdf 547d84a42d6494f261c2e50288fba715 PDF Text Text ®fir frgnYzrrl 1 i f * 12 — Dec. 1' ft SAVINGS * FISHERMAN'S G IFT STORE SPINNING O U TFIT By Donna Estes ProponU tc provide fscilllien (or Judge F. R. Miller of Sanford to bold small claims court In Lon;wr*>d, as has been requested by numerous busi­ ness people at the area, were Approved Thursday night at a continued session of the city council. Mayor-elect David W e n tworth offered his services to open and cloae city ball for (he court sessions and was au­ thorised to meet with Judge Miller to work out the necess­ ary arrangements. In other business, a resident of Longdate Terrace appeared to request a change in zoning ordinances to permit construc­ tion of auxiliary buildings closer than 23 feet from pro­ perty line. He explained that baring no knowledge of this restriction he already had erected an 8 by 20 foot struc­ ture to house garden, and power tools within the set back area and that ha had been informed It must be removed. He was advised to do no further work on the building and that chan­ ges la the toning are being considered. In other business, council set fees of the building Inspector at the rate of 30 per cent of permit fee* with a maximum of 130 for any single permit. A latter was read from Coun­ ty Commission Chairman Jamas Avery asking council’s opinion on banning Hwy. it 92 side, parking, , however, Chairman R.‘ C. Carlson‘ was naked to seek further clarifi­ cation on the matter before action la taken. # 417 f ta ra r J .lm U r i m < fa ta pylpiniif raal en d # 24 0 4 Garcia sp ln n in f r*d l a d 100 -yds, B -U . M ana flU m in t U n i . 27.73 U tf. Convenient Shopping . SANFORD PLAZA Pi 30.00 to JJ .0 0 t* 23.00 to 13.00 to 4.00 to 10.00 to 12.30 AUTOM ATIC A h tf S k irt L i l l i * , A ftir S k ir t SPICE REG. 1.00 . . PIPE SA LE REG. 1.75 . . 1.39 REG. 3.00 . . 2.39 EGG ‘ N A T IO N A L L Y AD VERTISED BRANDS SHAMPOO REG. 5.00 i . 3.99 K A Y W O O D IE REG. 7.50 . . 5.99 > 7 | P £ m 1 W o r ld Fam oui AMITY WALLETS Finest qealtfy, beautifully fenaid leather —n large variety of latest styles. 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' 1.95 2.50 2.95 3.50 3.95 4.95 annam i SPECIAL! 1 I —'- w Q 7 7 -w _ Lady SCHICK PORTABLE CONSOLETTE H A IR D R YER Y ELL-O -B O LE SPECIAL OFFER TOASTER »#€• iM P itt, F am ine Swift's G il 4 C rn tt — hitl| L |a t— i i i o r t i d f f a r i n — (Lim it 2 ) 79c REG. 2.25 . . 1.79 -.m irO nt^ # 3)81 Gift S i t , . . A (tip S k i n I i PIm i n f A it i r S k i r i T alcu m , R if , 32 .I S . MEN'S GIFT SETS “ PRICED RIGHT" "F A B " — 72 G w in n tftd C ut Proof Vol _____ 1.4 7 V o l _____ 1.88 V a l _____ 2.22 V o l _____ 2.63 V o l _____ 2.97 V a l _____ 3.72 ECXERDS LOW PRICES 1200 POW ER M IC R O SC O P E K IT Stainless Sleet Raior Blades R if . 7 fc S-n A ire sil C m Luiurisvs Arluifts* lulimiPw iliclrii fclsnkit — idjuiPs Pi rm . timpsrilur* fk iifis iuf imiltcilly — iimylipily snsk. • kls, iiliriiiP. kind if Plyis, iiilis lad • crylic ftkir— li.iiy ynPil ciliri -ilk piplia silm kindinf—fully fu im liif. Limit (1) R if . 1.00 RiPPli i l Fsyulir I n ROLL ON DEODORANT Limit <11 P srrlslo n M id i F u lly ro ifed l i n i , .e n te r fn ru i ro tn p lrlr trlih Ira th rr rase and strap s. 29.93 Hit. ■i t if 41 R if wlit Limit Ml Tks ififinil diluti Hit Bn Hill Drysp, Biiutiful timulsiid llitkip tipyifid cisi — lilts luiit — (*>P kntInf, 4 tlmplrituri ***”" * ' " matif— laifi kiut- Cpmparc This Price 29.73 Lilt $ f|1 9 IU Ram Sabre Saw Biautiful flats dicstiltd iiomlssr ky O.V.Ibis. Viluis mif UNIVERSAL FA5HIONITTI BOX OF 12 - H INCH SIZE Tartan of 12 AG-1, M l hutba. Valua to 1,34 TREE ORNAMENTS < Reg. 89c V alue 5 T U B E R A D IO Compars 4 Color Deluxe Revolving NEW YORK (U P I) - The Amerlran Newspaper Publish­ ers Auoclstlon disclosed that nearly 7.3 million tons of news­ print were used in the first 11 moetbi of 1944, compared to s little more than 4.T3 million tons last year. Newspapers consumed 349,•11 tons last month, or five per ceat over last year’s fig­ ure for November, the AN PA said. It 31.00 Onora Rd. b Hwy. 17-92 HEADQUARTERS far famous - GOLF BALLS An Illegible “ rr” read si an ' ‘n’’ nearly deprived a Sanford woman of ■ Christmas greet­ ing. The postman dropped off s greeting card st the home of Mrs. Byron Squires, st 207 East Fifth Street. The card was addressed to Mrs. "ORnis," and the return was Gas­ tonia, N. C. Mrs. Squires promptly turn­ ed the greying over’ to her daughter, Mrs. B. F. Ganaa, who opened it, found a Christ­ mas card and a poitafiire money order, all addressed to •’Mother." Mrs. Ganas sought The Her* .aid's aid in locating 3|ra. “ Ganis.” No record In the telephone and city directories, the post office, city water works, etc. Tha Herald tried the informa­ tion operator at Sanford. Aria, and Sanford, N. C. No luck. The Herald then enlisted the aid of the Gastonia Gazette, where The Herald's advertising director, Bob Alexander, was one time employed It waa remembered klrs. D. M. Gaines lives on West Fifth but she‘ said Uie card wasn't fair her, although she, too. had resided at one time la iGfsloaia. Later that evening Mrs. Ga­ nas learned (be card was pro­ perly addressed, and she de­ livered it to her mothtr'a new tenant, Mrs. Garris. Drug Stores C k in t D A im m « . . . . 1.00 CARON S .llo d ,,. 1 Henri 4, R .c.iM . . . . 4.30 C it A N Il * 3 A C H A N IL * 2 2 . . . . . . 3.S0 LAN VIN A p p ifi A M r Sin 3.00 FA B IR G t TJyr*n, W t N h w A A r f c n d l . l i ............... 2.00 IL IZ A It T H ARDtN Bln* G rist A M im iiri C k ip ii . . 3.00 DANA Taka A Amfcusk . 2.30 M A T C H A R d ll Wind S*m A Sfpedhrait 2.30 IN S T A M A T IC -1 0 0 Camara ky Kadak—Jaada Is- J J alsaHy, aalamafiialty-kalk t a i l Mask — camftafa uitk kalkt, I kaHatiaa & film Rsf. 17,7) I I Vslaa Takla madil trftk iuysrkiPirsdy*i. Camfata Ts 12.7) Color Wheel SS Deluxe Motor Powered — 4 colored with astro bright flood tight. Gua rantoad. Compare to 8.95 a pi K ** • Westinghouse M A< #1 BfauPilul, him quality ds«srat.d k i.iU d fla si milla* « ) k m sltkinf alckid rsissd catak sad ktusk —A Waadarfal Gift. 3 -S p eed Automatic Of _ ■ • RECORD PLAYER BpaaMt 8 M M M O V IE Ban Glue Sales To Youngsters . CHICAGO (UP!)-^-Chicago ■tore owners will have to'cast critical eyta on any kid who ■ays ha neada a tuba o f glue to build a model airplane. The eity council passed on ordinance making the unrt- Reg. 39c Q uality Rag. 29c Tali Caa Popular Bowl C loaner. RlSAVINGS * fr it c t » I p i n S U n d D u ty . S t e e d T " ] ♦ SAVINGSlft �> - .. ' T # , * • :* . * ' l l ' r. 1 -r *■ J"4 Oviedo Welcome M at Seminole County * * * * on the St, Johns River * * * * Jack Sparks ' Buried Under Bank Of Sand “The N ile of Am erica” Ready For Maine 5 the Oviedo High gymnasium. By Julian Stcnstrom The two-game series was ap­ Herald Sports Editor When the Ellsworth ( Maine! proved by the high school acti­ High School basketball team vities associations of both arrive* in Sanford at 12:43 states as well as by the nation­ Sunday afternoon aboard the al organisation. Members nf the Eagle squad, ACL's West Coast Champion, the group will bring a letter plus their coach, advisor, and of greetings to the people of managers, will be divided into Oviedo' and Seminole County three groups. One will \fC from Gor. John Heed of Ihe'guest* of Mr. and Mrs Frank Wheeler, another the Maine. By the same token, an offi­ guests of Mr and Mrs..Clyde cial greeting from. Florida's Holder, anil the third will stay Gov. Fsrris Bryant will be with Mr and Mrs.- John T. presented by letter to the 12 VUes, who reside near GoldenEllsworth plsycrs, their two rod. Each night the visitors will managers. Coach Stuart Tay­ lor and Wayne Wadman, a be entertained by various Oviedo clubs and other organfaculty advisor After the exchange of the, itations. Mso, a dance has two governors arc completed been" scheduled to honor the the visitors will be welcomed Eagles to this area by officials of tlie Three special trips have Seminote County Chamber of been scheduled to entertain the Commerce, the Town of Ovie- visitors. The Eagles will do and reprrsw.' V ■»5:',,$Cjvto ta p e Kennedy for a tour <’f Oviedo High School. I the spare installation as guests 'The Oviedo High band also of NASA officials next Monwill be present for the occas- j day. The following day they Ion. |will tour Silver Springs and The Ellsworth quintet will be Dec. 30 will visit Cypress Gar in Oviedo for a five day stay dens. On each of these trips during which time they will they will be accompanied by meet (he Oviedo High basket­ various Ov’edo school officials ball club in a two-game ser­ and student groups. Floyd Lay, executive secre­ ies. The first contest w il), lie tary of the Florida High School played it I p. m Dec. 2* in Activities Association, is ex­ the Lyman High School gymn- pected to he here tor the at asitim. The .serorid wi|t be- least one and possibly the two played at 8 p. m. Dec' 3^ at games. . . Zip Cod« 32771 By Jane Casselberry Pre • Christmas t r a g e d y struck the B, E. Sparks fame VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire ' Eatnldishci *908 MON.. DECEMRER 21, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 87 ily of Casselberry this morn* ing when 14-year-old Jack Glenn Sparks died in a cave ia T il uld that > pun ii the of a sand hank. lowest form of wit but it Is The boy was trapped whefl believed hits one by Tom Torthe cave he and a friend werg ley should be passed along; digging collapsed at 10 a.m.t When your feel get hot, turn about a block from the Sparks the hoie on them. home at 1333 Hilltop Road. -|r- -The. friend, Douglas Jtrcdy,____ > ' Bill MacLauthlin a l w a y s 15. ran to sound the alarm. Fifteen to 20 men, armed comes up with a priic winner, By United Prrss "It's loo late lo mail early with shovels, dug out four to and here’s this week's: Wife, but using a ZIP code will help, A rash of weekend fires, five feet of sand, to recover addressing Christmas cards: especially al this late date," traffic accidents, a i r p l a n e the boy's body. "John, dear, should we send Crcilc Heard, Sanford post­ crashes and maritime mi'hnps Efforts at revival by Ilia one lo the Smiths? We sent master. said today. Volunteer Firn claimed the lives of at least Cailelbcrry them one last year, and they II you don't know the /.It’ 77 persons. Thirty-nine child­ Department members and ■ didn't send us one so they code of the person lo whom local physician proved fruit* probably won’t send us one you are mailing, you may call ren perished in [ires. less. this year because they'll think the postotficc and find out. The worst actulsttl u{ twfl.'tud been an eighth wc won't send them one beThey have all of them on,tile.J. .weekend-happened at Palmyra, grade student at South Sera* cause they didn't send us one I'o-tunAter.JIrjhcl, reported N. Y , where a 25 year old mo- imdo Junior High School, last year, don’t you think, or a tremendous increase in in­ ther, Mrs. Anna Breeden, died Funpr» ' ■rrangrments » r « should wc? coming mail as well as out­ i in charge of the Niblack Fun­ going parcels and letters. with her six little children eral Home. , Christmas Cheer (stolen, "Receipts are up five per when a flash (ire swept their too, from tins Lion's Pause): cent and more.than halt a mil­ home. A five-year-old hoy had one lion pieces nf mail have been The husband and father, Paul line in a kindergarten Christ­ dispatched from the local of­ THIS IS W H A T ’S LE FT of a home owned by Clara Moore of the Lake B. Breeden. 31. was on Ifts mas pageant, appearing in sn fice," she said Murkham-Paola Rond after fire -mimed the wooden building Sunday way home to tell hi* family angel's garb to say: " 1 bring Under a new liberalized em­ shortly after 7 p.nt. Firemen from the Lake Mary Fire Department and about the "new Job and home you good tid:ngs!'r After re­ ploye program which permits the Florida Forestry Service were summoned to fight the blaze which of happiness'' he had found in hearsal the boy asked his regular post office employes had trained considerable headway when they arrived. The occupant was Clura go. ilv got home one mother what "tidings'* were, to work up to four hours a MIAMI (U PD — Two Cuban in Miami at the time of the blaze,* firemen said. (Herald Photo) hour too late. »ndt,*he exxplaincd, that tid­ day overtime, no extra men Six more children ranging national* faced arraignment ings whs news.. Came tl»P per­ were pm pn this year, ^ j-----------— . „ ----------- . . . . -------------------min ,, •£<• from ,, .,a to in.before S. commissioner II ,, years in, before »a formance. he became fluster­ ■'‘However, . we have been m jT - . ■ ■ 'i p '* . ■ p,noth* dicxl w ^ n fire ,hal lh,‘* ed, and blurted out: "Hey, 1 greatly helped by I fir loan of Y u l e C i t r u s D f i m a n d U n .u th.-,r i,..$ ,< narco.got news for you!” three vehicles from the Navy, ■ Mich TUcir moihM Mrv M l. n „ smuggling ring that ha* • • • which we have used for de­ no Cox, was found outside netted J23 million in the past Marie Hams, who sets tn livery," said Mrs Heard, LAKELAND (U P !) — l'till ange shipment* totalled only FOR price* on interior grape "l»eattnK at a front window" of six months. type the weather ear at the For the first time m his- ration of Florida rltrus went a few more than t.llfkl car* aml fruit 1 3 5 bushel, range from the flaming house by neighEleclo Meurice and Vmrenti* top of this page, was so tickl lory, postal employes, will ||p j|ur|)|v |,,*t week due to processor use was 125 million $3 yi to $1 25, dejvending on hors, who restrained her Mirrii Casas were lo appear cd with today’s weather-"re ­ have a three day holiday this heavy holiday demand* tor boxes, according to Bov Hunt for seedless varieties with Fire m a frame tenant farm before Commissioner Edward port" that she announced: ) r *rfresh (roil and the increase in er. Mutual's director of mar occasionally lower prices for house near Kington, N C , look P Swann. -■I'll put it all in caps and The postmaster • xplatned kel information. Federal narcotics tgenfs ar­ smaller fruit Duncans con-i the lives of five children rangBy United Press passes of (hr Sierra tn Call- that there will tie no mail de­ concentrating activity,' black face type!" Florida Citrus Mutual re Fresh orange shipment* as tuiuo steady at M 30 3,73, • ft fting in age from -six months to rested Meunce, 36, amt lb* Winter officially arrived at fornla. uhrrc some roads livery t h e Saturday alter ports that shipments ol fre-Ji of the end ot last week totalled nine years The victims' mo- 44 year-old lavas Saturday >a Somebody has decided on a 2 50 p m. today but it won't were closed lo all traffic, Christmas, except on rural oranges last week totalled 6.51x1 cars op alwiul boo ears tlu-r and six other children Iht v stepped off ■ plane ftvtn different way of getting Christ­ be much of a surprtke to the More than two inches of rain routes about 1,839 cars while process-' from last year Indian finer « escaped the (tomes. Honduras at Miami Interna* 1 western half u( liie country . soaked Santa Barbara, Calif , mas tree lights. He or they D o s n ail will be put up, ing plant* w en turning two shippers are moving slightly *»*' Four children died in a fire Donat Airport They had been Heavy snow continued to Sunday and mure than an inch steal 'em This occurrexj over gift pockaaca will ba deliver­ pillion boxes into juice, undesirable more than tot, car* week)'' as ia» their I'uie River. Minn , deported the weekend, at the Marvin fall In the northern Rockies fell at Lot Angeles. ed, r ' m with perii6|)ila Wecit bfftgft- t k y fresh orTaugdo shipment* *r* <> op aliens” trim itondurk*. An off • shore disturbance home while their parent*. Mr and the Northwest with more Dial residence. 305 riumosa Items, but there will be no |dng a* *lipplic< dwindte rrO and Mr* Charles Baker, at Drive., and at the William than a foot piled up la some sent gale warnings Dying lo businrs* or regular delivery only a’svul 65 car* moved out tended a filial raising benefit Lcfflc'r home, 1U25 Hibiscus 1 areus. Spokane, Wash , had 16 day along the northern Cali­ in order lo allow our employ Halcoivv Falls of tin state last week Strong winds for a family whose home was Court. While visiting the Dial inches of snow on the ground fornia coast rs a mrr long holiday, she Meanwhile, almost 3,Odd ears IslANBlJL, Turkey (U P lj destroyed h, fire last week. home, police said this morn-j Gale force wind, whipped and ram toppled large Irees said of tangcrut*! have been ship —About 30 persons were in Four other youngster* burn- "J "f| g| R g S L ID IG cJ ins, the vandals decided to thick snow through Jlie high m the Manderville Canyon Although post office open pod flesh this season with j„red, so »e seriously, Sunday to death near Uatonu W area west of L it Angeles Sun turn on the sprinkler system hours remain the same a .111 «»f ih**m on W i** r«».ul l.T’s t w «*4'k when they tumldi-d Irom a lial Va wlirlr lln-u parent* weir day. JACK.SONVU.UK (t 'P I ) -• in the yard a ni to 3 p m —all personIl'infiT ikau! that nearly H.MW cony at a new soccer stadium in town i !11 i*tma* shopping lex — The western snows mamm JollNb 11IN C ilY Tlve trial of a suit to forrft in line at 1 p m. will be »< ev < virs .» ur.*ijw*frutt hovt* t PI 1 President Johnson after a guard rail collapsed. The giu-vuig father said lie assessment ot Duval County ed rattle on grating land A "Uc may be headed for ed at the windows, the p *»l * udmli-d a ' very iiib risivc" fwt*n ships’ll from Klnruta this special U. S Air Force ' Oper­ amt hi* wit 1* could see the property at (air markrt valuo Ceorgia. for he isn't here master promised. from 1 *1iji-i 1 ulting rev ii-w w11I1 M*iiAnti, from ation Ilaylift" dumped 20,000 S atellite l ’ p burning house from in town 'Ihat's the message out of the entered its second week MonPure 1 abincl member* today vra^ofi Shipment' Lu$t wn‘4*k A speeding car roomed norib tons of hay n» snowbound More than a dozen additional da v CAPE KENNEDY tU I'll aheriff's oftire when a trusty, I total uphill drive lo keep J"lalle*l sluhtlv Jivei *|«> I ir* 10 I lie United Mates today mbit Inline fires around the nation , It was expected (fiat the trial William II Dial. 36, fled the on Park Avenue early Sunday southeastern Montana lint at f* Iera I spending under ffiai '"i']dying slightly more than rsl an Explorer satellite lo claimed the live* of other chi! would rece** following Mon* scene this morning. Area and leaped into a shallow pool least 25,000 head of cattle were 350 ear* weeklybillion next year map radiation lielta encircling dren and adult* day 's testimony and reaumu authorities were alerted to of water on the former band- reported to have died from inferior packing house* are and cndlcsjly The President met at his the L I. . .lack of food the earth and help chart fu-j 'the worst highway accident m,x| Monday, help in the hunt. They *«y ranch with laibor Secret an W receiving >175 ! HJI on nil lure iligld paths tor Apollo of the weekend happened near' -|-|le taxpayer* *uit ask* <'ir* The driver, Ray Vincent Sul- drifting snow Dial is from Georgia and may NEW YOliK i l l’ l l —A Coast Willard Wntj, Iniermr m-cre- sire, or oranges for Die 1 1 > moon ship* Early today light snow start lens, 23, of Gastonia. S C . Coushalta, Us . when a butane emt Court Judge William 1^ he headed for there. was treated at Seminole Mem­ ed to dnf! eastward across Guard boarding party pr> p.u t.iiv vtiarl I. t'dali Com sire Vlniosl all packed sue* truck smashed into an auto­ Dur b-n to determine whether run zoo* .m l 2'i3*. mobile. hurst into flame* and Tax Asse»»or Ralph N Waller It's not nice to happen any­ orial Hospital for severe face the Northern Plains. Tempel ed to transfer early todav tn merer Secretary Umber H time, but just before Christ­ cults. He was charged with atures ranged from 12 de­ the crippled U.. S freighter Hodges and John T Connor. TAMPA i l l ’ ll — Construe- lulled all tix occupant* of the is appraising property al just mas makes it even worse to defacing public property, fail grees below icro at Great S S. Smith \oyager which was whom Johnson has named to Non-Smoker lion of a 03 mile long pipeline car |,o!lce L',,uUI '’ (,t K41’ m'ar value, and tf he I* not, to ap. lose a wallet or pur*e. That’* ure to have a vehicle under Fall*, Mont to 70 at Miami, listing Easily in heavy seas succeed Hodges,after the la! from here lo Orlando to amp tlM' wreckage for Six hour* be point an outside appraiser Fla. Itrernent nexi month. ter s n what happened to David In­ control and with driving with l.n SHUN i 1 pi 1 — Bur- ply petroleum product* to Me- cau-w of the Intense heat fin tlu- yob Up lo four inches of *now 12 man rrew drowned “ “ man, of 1204'x Mulberry Ave­ out a license. Rond was set al Four persons from Temre*----------------tairiii 111*»Ik.i*f Wi' mimi'tl 1his 1 <>y Air Force II.IM- will begin was on Hie ground tn wide One man was missin ml nue. He tost it somev^jierc tn $107 50 on each count including a t7 year-old u JniiaiHJ til * lop III n*«n- cailv in January, the Central areas of New Englami, which presumed dead Thirty four A u l o K u r u s town, he told police yester­ »inok>t ■ by he Nut aim! Ho Florida Pipeline Coriroralioo *‘rl wrre * ,M,n ,,lplr P.T>’8 A Debt got It* taste of winter a day other* were rescued alter they ( car drP en by Charlie Will car hit a Duck near Wilcox. r|'fX announced. |car |V4>j-t*e day. It contained about $60 •-let y nf N1.11 S it kt -M To fa*l* Ilk tO tf diD ti in tile or two'early. The temperature abandoned th« freighter. Hi Aiu. ind personal papon. Meanftitui thnf hf. ■ r M is« ^nu'l DENVER f i W i - A n on j 'ilHt Itltti k hi West 1HIh Street got no higher than (ive dr --------------------\nolher car truck while, Brenda Allen. « f Pier­ s.kITtk'. »!*»• VkJ1A 1 trh Jitifiilj \ and Ihru « fltnfht %nl»n not mi grees almvr tero in northern result- ’ deulifled ex-ntiman acn.l « son, report* her purse was near W tireling W \ « ni 1-1 Itf t*s1III inA CAPE KENNEDY (UPJ) — fit*'. [wdue reporlnl li»lay. > r In l i n g Maine Sunday. ed in death tor a vacationing *'IH <- the Air Ilcseiva taken from her car . Sunday rMaui's hit Ii A $39.2(si contract weni to * uni# v11 hf PATERSON . N J f U P l i was not injun-d hut Thr weather bureau sard Hr. ns mi ROME ( U P !)—The Hal California rnuple and two nf. reerd* rcntMt h»r*. morning while she was in the Wjs charged with reckless Tern!, ''l liUI AC f 1|f»l4l|, w* ■n Voigt Construction to>ni|ian>, their children, au.-d 10 and 3 ' I think I owe tha Air Day and ^Ight Grill. 1300 Three band;li wearing plastic winter would bring a bit Parliament today filled It of Cliuluola, today for altera Four Otlt.-r rhildren id Hie Foi.e soon- no m y." the onlit IVIII.' ilrmng wlfl)4ltJt tf (l 1•» it l 1. .■ 11 * »' t IIIH*. I'll cense aiwl failure to 'tap tffni « ami’s •ii)!> 1 lieIf JI >>’MI Hill! Don* to the central control Clair Grime* Ji family were »to'm-d rove ting U-llvc sail tained personal belongings and Prl0I,s ln 1 church rectory to Midwest and Sooth but not, ballot of llaly'* longest loilliling for Dll' I llan 3 pro is RtKin ttVui. give mfiirmsDon. about t ‘‘ *he said. ar><* held up a bank much change eliewhcre. |hlttercit presidential elec I injured, I without elaboration. |gram, the Army CoVp* ol tn ' » . -^ ' armored truck when It arrived,-------—------------- ;-------------------------------------------. * *r l sineers announced Veteran* who once could not *° Pirk UP Sun<1»y oollectinns qualify for .l.tulory total dt»F Raymond P.lw w n , chair ‘ N ew S p irit’ ability insurance benefit, be- man of the board of the First WASHINGTON lU P D -R rp cause they were requ.red to , of Pa.sa.c Gerald II F o rd worked have suffered total Ion of County, set the loot from the against a 14 day deadline toShop Each hearing tn both cars , «t aald the 4cJa> to build Ills .' new spirit" Night 'Til 9 might qualify since this .land- bandit* also alio took *1.100 tn Until church fund*. campaign for tlutljouse Reard 1* no longer applicable Christmas LVAVR FIRST FinfiT m iA iir v ™ publican ha^L^rip into vic­ ALWAYS QUAUTY within specified limit*. Vet­ tory over I t i ^ Charles A. erans previously denied bene­ W alter Reuther Halleck. fits for deafness should im­ G IFT ITEM W E A TH E R : FIRST D A ^ O F W IN T E R — 80 DEGREES ! Weekend Toll 77 In Fires : And Accidents Post Office To Get 3-Day Yule Holiday 2 Cubans Held On Dope Charge Winter Here Today . . North Knows it n c iv A ... B R IE F S Johnson Studies Budgetary Cuts Speeding Car Tax Appraisal Lands In Pool Heavy Seas Hit U. S. Freighter New Pipeline 3 Bandits Get Half Million '•J i Iluildmtf I':u*t Ninth Failure b o w c m mediately contact thfeir near­ est servlre offifer. Leaves Hospital Kremlin Warns DETROIT (U P l) - United Auto Worker* President Wal­ ler P. Reuiher, a pound light­ er but assured of complete re­ covery from a lung operation, today began a holiday ronvalesrance wito hia family. Reuther S7. underwent surg­ ery Dec. 7 for removal of a apot from hi* right lung The union president was diighirged Sunday after an 18-day bo* pital atay. MOSCOW (U P lj—A Krem­ lin warning that Communist C h i n a * himhi not expect change* in the Soviet line came amid preparation* for 1 a world Communist policy­ making conference, Western diplomats notrd today. Holiday Cheer Saves Puppy S T A M F . O R D , England (U P !) — Mr*. Helena Beall. 62,' aaved the Ufa of a 14week-old puppy, Bonxo, by giving it mouth-to-mouth restuci Ration of Ur it collapaed in 1 neighbor’* gaa-filled kit­ chen. r Dies In Cave-In 14-Year-Old Casselberry 1 . SAJfFORD-SEMINOLE JAYCEES aUsed their annual Christmus nhoppintr trip with u numtzer of Ru£ala beinyf entertained. Shown atxive are the participants aa they paused for their pic­ ture. In the front row, from left, are Billy Wolfe, Roacy Yates, John Cartwright, Linda Yates, Marlene Pfiefer* Debbie Knowlee; aecuntl row. Janet Knowlen, Joyce Belhorn, Faye Yates, Myrtle Cartwright, Tommy Jackson; third row, Sammy Murphy, Glenn Knowles, Bobby Belhorn, Bobby Briefer. Standing at left is Jaycce Bill Kichnrdiion while at right are Wayne Albert and Joe Russi, also .members o f.th e Jaycee. (Herald Photo) Too much holiday cheer is blamed for Un arrest of a man identified as Oliver J. Rich­ ards after he i* said to have destroyed packing sign* in Die Florid* State Bank lot near police headquarter*, Police charged him with intoxication and defactnf private property. The irreat was msde at 1:30 a. 0 . Sunday, u ' i f i CABLE STITCH K N E E -III'S W ITH STRETCH! lo 10 69 1 i pair Girls’ rich-textured knee nocks ntny up neatly t h a n k * to 6-t-r-e-t-c-h n y l o n ami Pima cotton. In white, dark, pas­ tels. A terrific buy! t V - .if J �4* m • #\ V . f \ I f» I • V1K* I in . , ■.' * ;***' r GO P Case Against Burch —w -sl*;. C h a ir m a n • •* •» O f J u s t 1; ■ • -f ■ *' htc**ill uni II A I It V » I I It 1ST M A S V ia A Hie T11*A I, * Holiday u * t> <*<*»Vi {•-.*I j*fi * Frui* root* In many leetjoni—do duration court* it Expenses... up to JfiOO — see I.yman / ice merit in removing Burch . Hi* h “ * rMult n[ i t • lymbol—not- »o much o f . the new type training pr _ ,, . ! gram inaugurated thla year, Golawater i ■cor.xervatiim a* . according to Coach Dick of eolofial defeat. U rg e i driving in.truelc f. number* of the** people were ^ |th u((, „( tt;e n(.w ardent Goldwateritri during ,|f (»ing range, which « • » th* llhig campaign. [ built thii fall at th# rear of They want Burch out at a lh, ^ o o l . it will he pmiiH* •yrnhol becaui* they are pol- t0 tfaln 299 itudent*.allowing itlral realliu who believe lh« „ ch i> hour* behind the party mutt iigr.il to the na- wheel tion iti Intent to make a jbe” pived area ht» been I Z ^ W l c a ^ 't h V v w ^ ptiv Italy. Imilcatad. they v**nt Burch removed moat Importantly became they believe he I* not and could nevrr be a chairman in hi* own right. In contequence, they believe that a national committee •erviceable to all major rarty DEAN Hl’ KCH element# — conaervatiam In“ houd- |eluded —ii Impoiiibl* to long election* li only i i he holdi the chiirminthip. keeping igenry," They want to get th# cornThe firt it, however, that mitte* out of Barry Goldwaprofenlonala often **• th»^t*Va pocket.. . national committee ai a high* j ----------1 ■* — ly uieful frame for national . party ictlon. • eo-ordin«tor of the fin *tat* pirtle* in (he never-ending preparation for th* "next election.*' To them.lt i* an Important mean* of *peaaing with a national vone. Whatever new patty agenie» nta> no* tie deviled Jin arrnrd with prnpo»ul* py many GOf* leader* i the nai inral rommittee r* not vrewrcd hy party veieran* a* a worth lei* »'im in1*t ra’ i* e ihell. Thete men tad women— i many w th iturdy Republican " ‘ • ^ o ’ffu i.lm u l.t g .t m t .. C 0 A n , Dkk r IamJ par king plact.i , n(j other iituatlohi common o f hymatr tligTi "Sx-hrior ’ ahovv-t a spec ial bram i to driving, and equipped with traffic *igh< o f m tira g e w h e n as Copeland cm atand in the d riv in g in stru ctor he middle of the ccrur** and w '.h -tar.d* in the middle o f the uae of a walkie talkie type the n h o ol'a new d r iv ­ radio initrucl *tudent* in > , ing ran ge d irectin g six »(a of the training car* * • <t if Cerent novice ririv, mulUneomty. • ,’ c rs. Before they have completed th# couree the atuder.la wtil Bfirr.en ii th# third la.-geit alio get aom* experience in i!land in the world. •dual traffic a* well. J—a* K. R. M A H A N ly ^ t hirf Render CARRAWAY SEMINOLE McKIBBIN Casualty lit NOItTH PAR K L O A N C O R P O R A T IO N 322-03.11 lOfi Palm etto 322-2BSI M A T T E N T IO N FO R D O W N ER S FOR MONEY SAM.NO D K C K . M l i l '. R SPECIALS HR I NO T i n s \l» T O <>t It P U M S D E I'T . fr f nr. i dt*fnf^•ntrrj'1» ith Hurrh'i tina in Rome. Her hair rcmmlttrt n;«n*i:fvnrnt tTit was tloric in tv •Chris'.* b* pays * I wnul l not want mas tree upsweep * •>m- Mm ff*r vbhnthrr ht* plete wiih ^nwe! olid >!»| l cnjiPf r%ttiva. mnvrf orn am e n ts *r»'r or Hhrral ?ayp rrbpAr*#i Y»(»I* f rnfi PPjnni N (icniTtils Tired ’ Wr dii n.it u ai>* in H i ‘ SAIUO.N i I T I ? Sirif »f fi l|4r jy®L * f a ,a its l hu S«•a1 , it. *li iif ilr t t a kr f fwf l •«*14*. N tjr.A ^ fr y w*,;, f;;t d ftnicr, - i’f *Svf tUTtin, Ht.v fi r tu|»fi -1:r»|f AnU-u^vern fr!!#r nr i n>bnd> r 11r ' % k **#, \ 'rinimfM Snmf »o\ Ih At (Fa r hi f * ,t v n *n*hlp i» unimportant be ■atm* tKi- tiitnntdtpf t-r^vbfrn n tn handle your Kive, time* ai many etu* [lent# are h#mg trained to h* *a fi driven in the driven* i•th»•r« vi hrne ►Ir 11 At ifl t»4« 1»*» l I " « t * f muM’ t U.rfu * t ttr • ■( mmlt’ rf v * y m h*» pnr *i tinl %rhi Jn Prmny!v*ni* » f«<«v W i!• 1in 111 S» t P a p e 2 — ^Tnn. D e r . ft* Jane ( laaelherry sp in l nl tl »• ^ ulrtldi1 «•-! fop i it*l* _ Mirr in hls had swept up tills girl *nwn fttid rtifif *<thp*r t* “ A O r d e r s »-f ntrollitur «u New Method Ups -Driving'Training At Lyman High s . let it go at that. The GoMBr Hrur# WASHINGTON’ (S E A I datrr soutc* tayi flatly that National C h a i r m i n t>*an ail the aigniflrgr.t decition* Burch it aean by many Re­ of the i:*d< campaign were publican leader* not limply made by Goldwatrr. hi* do** friend Uettieon Kttchei, or ai the iymbt'1 *if Son. Ratry idea man WtlLiam Haiiwxiy of Gold water'# philoxophy hut a* Wathington. hit mere agint. The tight grip held hy thii Th« diitinctinn I* rriU'*al trio » a » frmt rating even to in umf*r>landlrg Why hll re- igmt key men In the Goldmovi! from nfflrr hi* become vcater entourage that early aq important * abort-range r<ngnation wat rontempiated goal to party prnfrulonili of !.y a Tew. Only the fact that both rcmervatlva and pro* i hey felt 'too heavily ~rnmerettiv* leaning!. mitted held them back. A politician with unim­ Since io many influential peachable Goldwaler ffeiien- Republican* accept the Goldtiala tnM thl* rrpi.rt«r that water man* appraisal of Burch hai at all timee func­ Rurrh a* a mere "order-tak­ tioned in the national fhair- er." they think th* GOP na­ mamhip ai a kind of adm:ri- tional <ommittee under h • latjativ* ai»iit*nt to the *rh- ■guldar.ie iou!d never lie mure ; atnr, a roan who executed cif- than. «^fioldwaur..apput(lagi den but originated virtually in the narrowrit ien*e. nothing of major tnnuquence They are prepared to believ* many of the har*h talet in GOP affair*. The po1it ir iaj ' . j j t ) 4lb aV eiicuiated. ^hj^Jahuu! ^ h ■ Burch, an Arixona lawyer country about rom^iittew op­ without br«.ad.baled p«illtk-aT eration * under BuYtb * experience, h it no power hate They were ihorkeil at the of hu own To the protection- whole**le mld»'iremer firing* ai* thl* mean* he ha* no in­ of veteran rominittee wnrk. dependence arid ii wholly de­ era who were more loyal to pendent on GnldwaW* w ill. the party than to the moder­ They eontider it tyinpto- ate* They reacted the **m* ♦natie that in replying to the way to Burch'* aweep of nonRepublican governor*' Denver Goldnater element# from the Deriiration for new bailor, Important executive commit ihip *nd pollrtri, Bui< h m d : tee. Pinkerton detei tivea ita "Senator Goldwaker and I have di»ru*»#d the •catement tuned in eurfimlttee headquar in detail and I ran report ter* unsettled many, one that he ronrurt in the aimi, worker. however. diatui!*** goal* god need-for « broadly thj- ** aid* playing luldier." A veteran woman employ* re­ ha»ed Kepuhlbun party . . A rhalrman of atature. *«y port* thlt ipecul p itir i were the*e profetaiona t. would re. requned for entry into inme apond in h • own name and room* Spying of ore wot. ft upon another >» reported Po»t election iliim ii'ali are of courae. a n*.e*»tty( *mra >*■ nrinillee per*onneI roll* are inf'ated to m.ee' heivv ram* pa gn .'ernkfitc Hut ev ,)en e • ♦•long -* al H-.r h u*ei| th • in i a*o n f 'r f urir.er remove • f ve’ -rar.i »ho»e employ­ ment ,nr.g prelate- Goldwa ter'* nomination f r. In lh« tinrr thf L ■ turn, m«n> f i r»• rnnk i k :. . 4 m«tfr li#u! <*n»ni a alio t v . [ l trfl th* f filfl Fh# r.ft • •AVI orj# h♦ Srn*v 'a v%hi T*“ hi* * dh't % ■inivf M-.fi I in i f * ii fitt h tmrn Anvi y tho** uhr rrtimin h# •flip i n m r r mrmb«ti /-TR Tijy frgflfuil WmtQ t.L N T IN E SPARK 65 lnltI) P I.I (iS t t.E M T N E E m. I ( litD A L I ’ M IN IZ E D M IT F L E R S Iti lit - :.i FORDS IB .12 • til I (H tD S UHtltlttr ______ a >llghllv __________Higher c. e n u n e FO R D SHOCK A U SO R liE R S i :a c h DENT INE FORD Portrait of a proud Floridian O IL F IL T E R S 57 - 6 5 F 'ord & F 'a lr n n EACH $*140 * 7 54 • 3d FORD EACH Did you know that over 15,000 000 pounds of poultry are raised in Florida each year ? That over 60 0.000 000 eggs are produced here’ annuolfy ? What an omelette I ' Yes Florida is a huge and growing state And we brag about it Some folks may ihm k w e ‘ stretch the truth a bit,- but Floridians have many reasons to be proud And w e are! H ow about you? We think you’d be proud of being'a Floridian, too We think you'd be pleased w ith the kind of growth Florida o ffe rj.to you. to yrjur family and to your firm or project. We think .you'd find that Florida contains all the elements for industry grow th: a vast availability of skilled, sem i-skilled and executive personnel* plus a plentiful supply of dependable electric power. W e think you'll think Florida's great. What do’ you think ? $ * V )5 NOTICE Your Friendly F’ord Service & Parts D epartm ents To mot* hot dOy g.it-g..ecg ond r*C*<ving a.c i ng, r e * romontiC. Choox* h*r fovorrf* Coty frog'OSC* vvroppod in o luaueiOuf Qc'Jeh lain motif. •I..it. IkgM W e a r. t.2i or -2J0; 2 SOo t 4.00; 4 00 o i 1.00 ¥' *s<h ra **r I'AIMAWT • naauuoc • iOtMAM ♦ PUUr i4l22**b£c^ T ■ e | Ltt*: \ Open T il 1:30 S a l. Allernooita Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD. FLA. . PH. 322-1481 u ia . Winter Park Ml 1-8916 * f)atid* a * powmfu! mepnax for (samel mesysowar * 'wA F L O »i R I D A W. Scott Bums. Mjrr. P O W E R L I G H T C 0 IIP P A N Y H f t P / AT C B U I L D -------- i F L O H / O A _ 207 Marnolia A te. -J f d �1 • * I . _ .L’ . ' - , ttljr ftaqJirrJ) Vrralb f : v; .* * I ---- - ►*— i~i"*y f[i ■ r r • ' -tv* Mori. Dec. 211 *G4— Fnpo 3. U . S . To Accept Bids For Ex-German Firm Controversial Plane To Make First Flight lls headquarters are in New York City and it has plants in New York, New Jersey, Ala­ bama. California, Kentucky, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Ohio ami Texas. In tout, it reported profits alter taxes of more than $8 million, with assets of more ih.in s:i’2 million, KaUcnbaeh said no inslituliorjal investor, such as a mu­ tual fund or an insurance com­ pany, would he aide to buy more Hi.in .'ii'.tioo oi the more llinn- Jj' million share* tiTEe* offered for sale. No tndividii.il will he able lo buy more than l.Oi’O share*, he 30 Whites Believed Massacred TO E N JO Y TH E YE AR ‘ROUND A SLEEP - SO FA S I.u rg e Select ion. M a n y C o lo rs nltil S o fa Ity $ F a b ric s . Max, lied lU EASY TERMS N ig h t. — O IT N 1 6 8 . l lvll)A V H V K N IN C S — -eld •Tliese litmlalions w ere among rieoinmendalion* Kalrenb.ieh areepted from a spe­ cial .committee /■el up lo ad­ vise him on how the gov urn UH m should dispose of its holding*. OF M ATH ER SANFORD 20.T-011 K . Is f S T . I ' l l . .12 2 -09 8 3 V i tu OF Hubert Praises SANFORD ‘Great Society' LAS T M IN U T E '' GIFT UCLA Coach Beats Gun, Quits srirkV * d)t- Do Your Last-Minute Shopping T - , Jv . ‘V' • ■- . litfli Purses HAI.I.ANDAI.E (UlMt - * arses totaling a record $1,a,130 will be offered horse cn by Gullslream Park dur g its March 4 to April 23 filin g in 1963, according to i announcement by Gulf ream Park President James onn Jr. Mi r i’ C H it v in r iM ; —• lfi' 1" ,|oi* it \ 11 s N O W A Bag Full of ■ AI Close-oul Prices BARGAINS! 57 Miners Die In Peru Mine \ O 'ltll Mte, II : AruKi"D a i. tl»'l “ xx ho .1 *-l*l * N o 11 da 1 n n 1 all). a nla y i ” " i*r* in i ti«‘ i i i" m <• i i ii ii a 1 i ti. Ira \ a |tlH * fu ll­turn* jmU i dam ing. ! 'i H i W O W ! W H AT V A LU ES ! i • iM l i . i, <» | J \ l •■!■ j-i "- -•. > 1 ................. . l u■ r • ............ f |» f i . )i .» 1 J WAS i i in t *’ % r*iit f It* a *-* ♦ ♦ I *» i 111 Ut* An• •• 1 C! ill lilt'll.filll*f .4 ’ -Ilf l ! !»4-* \ * *f»% Ai'll J*m4M „ t».s % * “ Record Num bers CHICAGO M T U —A record IS pacers and trotters won more than tiou.ixio each on United Stale* trseks during ISM. compared with 15 in 19bl and 1U in 1962, It was dls Srtd.tr hr fbe H»mi>t * 1 Raring InstHulc Speedy Scot, Casllcton Farm’ s louryi-ai old trot champion, topped the list with $2115.710, y L IO N E L R A C E W A Y S O N A R SI B III N T S10.SS if* I f* Am Jr I'm » BASKET BO W L f'• * f \rit i•iji Hi. | * ’ • i f L •* * i4. . >.lira* * 1 f t I lit S 7 . ‘ )s 85- t t M u til spoil I CAR R A C E ’ C O .M M E H C K Set i etiii .— fn his fir s t cnliitiei elm in* ninee Im o rtn iig l ' l esviilent o v e r a vein ago. P re s id e n t Jo h n s o n nam ed Jo h n T f m ini a to (a- s e e re tn ry o f i*itn tneree- H e is p resid en t of M e rc k A; Co., inde.l p h a rm a c e u tic a l firm . W H E E L E D GOODS lo w Mi iimirr <.in i d* Sj»i *i\ H O M E C H R IS T M A S G IFT! H IG H E S T CJUA1.ITY A T I.O W COST , M ale tlii* a no III"i ahh * I n tllla- I. oil tillw M.'no u o f lo* ■ : >v' I liaalu th \r*liit nriw hfjiig* von the pH ■ions I i '. i-o i'« <-l ■tlir txnll l * lil"*t I'll/* t 1 M 111ll IVrlollle ill the tinc-l >|'Iuy \tomi/«r ever nid'le, 5.i«). ( ! as Thru W CD N K SD A Y J u s t S a y .. j* t Q \10 HI-FI e i i i **iii*o EACH 1 Amount Monthly J Chorgrd Poymtnt | g 1 } so oo 75 00 i V5 00 W 15000 on V 260 00 300.00 w o w '* - J 1 400.00 O nltlnnding music In Ihn Fim tune trnditiun. Featurin* (Jo rd o n M i 'l t o , M a r t h a W r i t f i t , llo b e rta P r i n t . F r a n c o C o r e llij and l i l t Columlmt Hoychoir. I 11r i - 11n : i - A S LO W AS $ 5 2 -> » hh C H R IS T M A S R E C O R D Vol. 3 o every heart, . a merry Christmas^, On* 220 N. FREN CH A V E. SANFORD, FLAvs 322-5412 “ H eadqu arters F o r S prinkler S y stem s" > 5.00 7.00 9.00 10.00 13.00 15.00 1 20.00 fit Store Ojien-Till S I’.M. This Week WALL SUPPLY In* Fed. 1 s t O P EN EVERY NITE 'T IL r S T C F F E D A N IM A L S John T. Connur G A R B A G E D ISPO SER S 5995 ‘BEN BEARSON AR CH ER Y B E N I'E A R S O N E (H 'IB M E N T .... IN -S IN K -E R A T O R vv Ob c 4 >1111 Itk«£ ” i • i liM IIIM - I! V-*lv I I II VI I mid MOW I INI. ' .m i * T k T H IS Y K A R M A K E IT A Underwood 18 PORTABLE TYPEW R ITER $ 7 .2 2 $3.ss D O LLS On * * NOW S 7 .7 7 M ATTEL For Your Shopping Pleasure. .Mon. Thru Wed. P o w ells O ffice 117 S. Magnolia S u p p ly Sanford KVKR Y i r- vti* J*a i K E R D I Druq Stores where your dollar buys MILES more 1st b French 1. - .-“ 'A Tlie firm is a large manu­ facturer of chemicals, dyes, ami photographic am| repro­ duction products. *!t produces Arisen film among other pro­ ducts. WASHINGTON (l'P l)- T h e Justice Department wants to A Senate subcommittee in­ make sure that there is broad FORT WORTH lU PD -Th e vestigated the contract for public ownership of stock in controversial TTX f 1K h t c r more than a year in often hit General Aniline and Film, the plane, which inspired some ter hearings. German company seiied in heated flgihts of political Ora­ Wot Id War II. Defense ,*jt’ cretary Robert tory, will make it* own first McNamara d e f e n d e d the Acting Ally Gen. Nicholas flight some time this week — choice of General Dynamics. Kat/enbach announced tiiat He said the General Dyna-, perhaps today. the S. government's 93 5 Now dubbed the F ill, the odes version of the plane per cent interest in the com­ TFX made two high-speed j would save money in repair pany would !>e *idd by compe­ laxi runs Sunday, as a warm­ and maintenance cn*t* titive h.ds to an underwriting up for its maiden flight. group: When the first plane was-, The G e n e r a l Dynamics rolled out of the factory in The w'inning bidder will he t'orp,, which built it, said the October, McNamara was on required to re sell I lie stock sleek two-man jet fighter- hand to praise it as the best in small parcels that will pre­ W E I.C O M K A ltd A IM ) sign is given to Hear Ailtn. K. K. t'hristi'nsen. usbomber would take off for the tactical warplane ever built, vent any individual-from at­ .sistiiiil t h ie f fo r plans ami program s. Bureau o f N a va l W eapons, sv hen first time “ this week—proba* “ with the range of a trans­ taining more Ilian Itunh of one ho visited tlio Sanford N aval A ir S tation. A d m ira l ChriMen.*cn (r ig h t ), ' ly In a day <jr so." port. the carrying capacity per cent interest in Ilte com­ is shown Itl'inp- greeted hy Cnpt. C. W . Swanson (c .'iile r ) ’ com m anding It I„ Johnson. General Dy- and endurance _oj_ a hombor I pany. K.iDniliaeh said. ^ t h e - et-Htio Uc a iwi t^apt. J u n u i* U . .M.iAii^m im im iHiimr o ffiv t T o f -rd ltret -namics teat pilot. wa» sched­ and the agility of a fighter Geiiei al Aliilihc ami “ Film o i'a m t ' A tta ck W in g One. • (H ern W P h o to ) I’. tvonn uled to pilot the K ill, with an plane." via* *e:/cd by the government other Veteran General Dynam­ It was McN rmara w h o f i om Inicrlinmlcl, a Swi** ics lest pilot, Val I’ rahl, in fought hard tor Abe basic prin­ hoi,ling company, in I9IJ tin Hie copilot's seat Both are ciple behind the F i l l —a.singtc ib r the Trading with tin* ^from Fort Worth. plane that could hi- ti»cd by I in iiv Vet. on i Targe* that Tlic takeolf was to be from both the' Air Force and the Ii v i :undid was controlled by the Carswell Air Force Base Navy, thus saving tin expense I Te rc M d latest victims to the other* " said Mr* tin i entrap.* LEOl’ul.DV II.I I Tin i .>n runways, located between the of contracting for, build.ng. Viln extensive legal bat­ - t •. .. in *t >d were »a:d to include at least- Chester B irk M of Calm rji air base, itself, and tile Gen. maintaining and training pi -i>— . i p : om American jtul one i.an.i.li- Vila, one of ;h» women te-cm J tles a settlement vxilh Infer era! Dynamics plant. lots for several dillr’rcnt kinds re be.- are believed to hh\< an ! an i was reached Match 3, Fifteen Britons. eight massacred white men wo in U;4wa*en.le The battle over the TFX of planes. 1!n;j. '.:nfn * four Bclgi >nI men .ill-1 '...It cn :ti ’•ic m an centered on the fact that Gen­ 11 t»i- ,i e in' were *aii d a \ idrahan also vveie among of Battalia and ll.it a . n i. eral Dynamics apt the conIn a XI I X I. I- ' ."I Ilia: gill 1■■' til.- missing. iv ^ the . yy/rv.x. v\tik>. it as a* ‘ (ra e i'-lrM i the . Defense De rehe’e 1. - —la »riud )«1 White led Congo troops reported today parlment to build it. ready sonl a mccengur olderreached the scene in time to Several congressmen said ilig file xlrnbas rebels lo .kill r< .-lie it white wonun in ilte the contract should have gone all remauim » V lu li» -The town of nafwa»ende In p.ana to the Boeing Corporation of white nierceuaites caught him iia however, all they found was Seattle. They, charged that and .visit him " blood-stained clothing Boeing submitted a lower hid Mr* I',1 T i husband x».v* We heard tfyr shootme but one of a . "ip "t in while* pro and General Dynamics got the I 111' Via) 1 1 IT I \ . C ,i d m t know what h ippcned xumabii - , contract because it was polit''i flic ioN .* Pi, * i,|i i i. i o , I lit. * l l It icali> expedient three weeks act Hi" i I ‘ v --.11- 1‘ «•*■ l.i Sen Barry Goldwater, the The *m "t * were flow n to .l,i!i: ■ -, * ‘i, .." s - ■y Republican presidential nomi­ li heo;'li I ! mi ItTlI wa »-nde " nee, repealed the charges pi uni ■' r"t i.d , id'.'x ■ Ni.mh . !. o: 1 tirou hi h. ■* and i.* I il.i t *a -1* during the presidential cam­ III ,i<ldlt|“ ll ' ■ Mr* H'll h 'he paign. picking a speaking ap­ fill'.! 111 .rill • I f'l Ike *lirvIV "f* - I lavui*e Riot pearance in Fort Worth to do 11'll.— I 11 II. mer and ’ ■ M ' ai t ill -n ■ ••1 n, l . I ■ IV*’ , til it. !- i, t.nndoii and ! I fulfillin' I - - .11 I'l g MV.- “ It. .1 * 1* • WI ll J -II , I I. I l.OS WGEI.ES i l l ’ ll - Of­ ficial confirmation was jwaitirt today that IT l.\ was look tng for s now bead Jou^i-il! ro.nli t»i [.-plan- Bill Baines, rr*igm it Hat m s apparently brat the Uli:irl*ltx s plans to officially announce it was not g'"ttg to renew his contract by dlsi ills mg hi' resignation Sondav tC f \ Athletic Director .1 D Morgan was expected 1o ** officially* conii I 1ll HOI 111’ •ignation and1 the xi hooi t iii'i f'Hilliall —u p*v*sl Id x UkIsT nfenti"ned u* tin essors to Barnox wore f 1 tab Jordan r Yale roach, [oilier Heal Iy of I os VriJelcs tale, and Tommy Prothro. rbo*e Oregon State Reavers las Michigan 111 die Hose Bowl n New Year s Day Barnes said he knew ‘ some eople were not happy with ur won loss record I 6 this ear ami that's the big thing, f course " I ■v . ♦ • . *i . _■ - *— NIG H T Sanford, Fla. Ph. 322-0244 thru Wednesday Thurnday TUI 6 ' -*J �T H E B EST O F EV ER Y T H IN G IN Q U A L IT Y W IN N -D IX IE H A S T H E FIN ES T V A R IE T Y Pane 4—Mon. Drc. 21 >7 Leen Deane* WASHINGTON (N B A ) — Lew thin three month* after NlklU Kruahrchev'a fall, anothar struggle fcr power I* aald to be brewing In Rueela. According to American Intetllrenee report*, the new conflict Involve* tit* rival bureaucratic machine* of the Communist party and the Bo All Stores W ill Be ei*t government. CLOSED Leonid Breihner la boaa of the party. Hla fellow "collec­ tive" ruler, Premier Aleiel govsrn sent. Nikita Khrushchev, before hla political demiae, combined the function of party chief and premier and wa* thu* In control of both vast bureauctutlr machines. Th# lateat criaea In the Kremlin, apparently simmer- Storsi Will Clot* At 6:p.m. Dec. 24th. We Wll Be Open Aa Utuol Dec 26th. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU DECEMBER 26TH » |N 'H O l l l l * TO P'S*- IM G . Theta W-D Brand Brood Breasted Turkeys ore inspected by the United States Department of Agriculture and given the Grode "A " seol. Each Bird is quick frozen to lock in all the tender goodpess. W-D Brand Turkeys are special broad breasted birds raised to give more while meot. COPT R IG H T ---- I I H W-D GRADE " A " QUICK FROZEN HEAVY 4-d LB FRESH BOSTON BUTTS L a n d 0 ' S u n s h in e v ‘’ GRADE "A " QUICK worts | READY TO SERVE SHRIMP (In Morlel) BOB WHITE SLICED SA LE SWIFT'S PREMIUM . . 6QMELESS 1 C h ic k e n s ..u 39/ h i SUNNYLAND FRESH FORK HAM B a k i n g Hens - 3 9 / GRADE “ A " QUICK FROZEN 4-6 LB. YOUNG HORMEL BONELESS ^ ,t) D u ck lin g s • 4 9 / I^ GRADE "A*. QUICK FROZEN CHICKEN ' G iz z a r d s . . u 2 9 / SWIFT'S PREMIUM READY TO SERVE TARNOW (Regular 49<> SWIFT'S PREMIUM READY TO SERVE FRUITED Inc line* the new tollectlv* ruler* took over, emi-rged aftrr laverila printed an ar­ COPELAND FRESH PORK ticle urging ‘"greater Inde­ pendence” for government cfflrlala.* Izveatla traditionally repreaenta tha view of the govern- REGULAR 2/29* . , LIBBY metit hierarchy. Pravda, Moacow’* olher Influential new*, paper, la the official mouth piece of the party. T. Kiselev who authored , th* controversial liveatla ar­ ticle la hlmirlf a top govern­ ment official. He accused the di*graced Khrushchev. among other Uifngi, of having “ be­ littled the government or­ gana," which inUft now he Compensated fur their setback and given greater au­ thority and rrapunaibllity. Nothing la ever printed by accident In the tightly regi­ mented Soviet prvaa. What lenda apt-rial significance to Klaelev’a article la the fact that attire Khruihchev'a uuster In October the new Communiat party boaa Leonid llrethnev baa been favoring the opposite approach. He hae 1-eeu advocating more party control of the government and llusaia'i econcmic and social agencies. The article, printed promin­ ently in Itveatla, wa* thua an open challenge to Breahnev'a policy . statement • which as■cited the party'* light to control tho actions of Ko»ygin'* gcveminent. Defining tha function* of tha party and thoa* of the guvemment ho* lung been a aourca o f friction In domes­ tic Soviet politic*. It w»s the rlaah between Khrushchev and former Premier Malen­ kov Immediately after BUIln'a death In 1B03. It vra* Lriiia him a* If, for region* i f early Soviet policy, who firat created th* fiction that the Communlat party and th* guvernmaiit were dis­ tinct and separata agencies nerving th* Russian dictator­ ship. After tha Red* seised power lu Russia in 1B1T, Lenin became bead of the govemnienL He never held an official poat In the Communist party, though he had a moral Influ­ ence to party affairs during hla lifetime. A fte r’ lin in '* death how. ever, Blalln need hie power­ ful position ae party secre­ tary to attain the premierahlp. II* thua became politi­ cal boaa of Huasla and cblaf of tha government both. An Identical eourM wee followed by Khrushchev. Khrushchev's defeat of Ma­ lenkov, which represented a victory for* tha party me chine over the government apparatus, was the fleet step toward tha eventual elmlnlnathd» at tha collective leader­ ship that came to power after hlaJtu'a death. C l, ‘J ’a r ip WHOLE OR HALF TALMADGE FARMS — * 0 _ . _ ■ ■ GREEN GIANT REGULAR 2/39* ALL FLAVORS 12>ox. CANS SU PERBRAN D LARG E GREEN ST A LK S REGULAR 53* . . DEEP SOUTH Stalks SW EET . . JU IC Y FLO RIDA QUART BLUE OR WHITE ARROW REGULAR 5 RFGULAR 23* THRIFTY MAID SCHOOL BOY SIZE CRANBERRY SAUCE YELLO W REGULAR 6V* HALF GAL REG. 59* ASTOR FRESH OCEANSPRAY Cranberries NEW CROP SH ELLED REGULAR 2/29* DIXIE DARLING MORTON FROZEN MINCE MEAT OR REGULAR 27* OCEANSPRAY CRANBERRY Reg 95* • ANGELO SHERRY, PORT, MUSCATEL®*- * wine Licn-d Store. Onhr SAUCE ASTOR FROZEN MORTON FROZEN MEAT H QUART i ^ ^ ' " 2-29/ Fancy Golden Bantam TOS L > !A J ifL iL M ^ s cm3 * «< • f r o iih O O U IN M N M i l l Dteiled Crabs • 9 0 0 TH R U OCC. M T H # x t r Ground le a f • OOO THRU DIC •• tN PACK *asv w aataw a 12-ox. a W V ^ iW t T A M P S TOP STAMPS *"■VALUI m seW aws* M O W A ItG J O H N S O N TW O COO* • U iK C H O P P I D Coconut Cake Sirloin Steaks REGULAR 87* . . M AXW ELL HOUSE • o o * TH RU R M . H T N TO PYAU M fTAM PS o m p -k jm . p Potatoes . . . REGULAR 17i . . ASTOR VACUUM PACKED ««- VI yntvy u i L m TROCBT SSr • O O * T H I « DRC. H I M RE esn » * RMH C o ffe e . B la d e s REGULAR 89# . , GILLETTE STAINLESS STEEI MRUIL4 tlttlK Margarine LADY VANITY (WITH CARRYING CASE) HAIR W V A U W flA M M M frr.v. l IM C T M «, 5 FALSTAFF, CANADIAN ACE, PABST, BALLENTINE, BUSH BAVARIAN, NATIONAL, REGAL, CARLINGS, OLD M ILW AUKEE, PERFECTION (Beer & Win# Licemed Store* Only.) COM* I t l »fl«. tw o EMIN HAM '« e V? VAHLSING FROZEN FRENCH FRY D ryer . . only*6.< O p e n e r °*r *5.< MAGIC HOSTESS ELECTRIC CAN H igh w a y 17-92, Lon g wood �*■ ' * 1 . » < jgy*» < , k ___ - . ) t tL * v *■ ' " ,' * <t\ 'L • . -• r> 1 •r - .. * t VSr BanfarS WrrxIB M ofl. Dec. 21, ’64— P ape 5 ft # , • _ ® Named To Team NEW YORK (111*11—Goalie Waltrr Kopc/uk and halfback ClifP Seas of City College of New* York have been selected on the ill-New York state’ soc­ cer team Kopriuk allowed 19 goal* in CCNY's 10 games while Soas- played ccnlrr half­ back. . . . - , * t "Joe Bananas' Comes To Life Today 'Equality Of AH' Sacred To All, * Justice States * TALLAHASSEE fU P f) The Ideals of "equality of all" and •"individual opportunity" are', hold sjcrcd by all Amer­ icans, yet in them lies a con­ flicting struggle, according to atatc Supreme Court Justice Stephen C. O'Connell. O’Connell told a Florida State Uhiversity graduating class Saturday night to adopt ex­ cellence as a personal goal and contribute to making ita pursi)it a national goal. lie told the 7S5 graduating students that Americans are dedicated to two conflicting Ideals—the Ideals of equality trf persons, and the insistence that each individual be given the opportunity to develop to the fullest of his potential, to produce as far as he call in a competitive race, "There is danger." he said,"when the effort to assure equality between persons re­ sults in binding the Individuals into a fatal rigidity of standard geared to the abilities of the slower. ^JTdt^to nullify mSfe able, deny them the op­ portunity to fulfill their great­ est potential and lower the standards of performance for • 11.” The young judge said the no self * corrective forces have arisen to counter-balance the "overstressing of equalitarianb m " that hi* already occurr­ ed 'and there seems to bo lit­ tle likelihood that any will. « f *•«• i •NEW YORK < y r n — The in frt^rt of "Maloney'* Park was for real — or whether ii nesseel the abduction, reveal, ....... was h* mimp<\i,i|p **<) .nd*. la *l. Friday that Ronnnnn. truth about who peeled Joe Ra Avenue *qftartmrnt. |v Cine thing the juror* un­ for a-, clan B movie to wtfTMi was "alive, well and avail­ n i u » . off the Park Avenue doubtedly 'want to know is it horr some resemblance, able" for anappearanee before sidewalk 62 d*ya ago may whelher Bonanno’a kidnaping Maloney, who said he wit the jury which for months has come to light today when the been investigating . the' New Cos* Nostra kingpin emerges York underworld. Narcotics, from allegivl mob captivity. , labor racketeering and extor­ Joseph (Jo Bananas) Bonanno, described by the .FBI as WASHINGTON (U P I) - on the basis of his errort* in tion were among the subjects a much-fearf'il Mafia chieftain, The President’s committee on leaching more than 100 other under study. , Moloney said Salvatore (Bill) planned to return to circula­ Employment of the Handicap­ cancer victims to talk through Bonanno, 32. the son of Joe tion today, aeeorsling to his ped has named Boger W. Lrv- esophageal speech. Irving has ir.nehvi at his Bananas and also among the mg, of St. Petersburg, as the lawyer, William P. Maloney. American of own expense throughout the missing in recent weeks, tele­ He was to be whisked al­ Handicapped world to study, lecture ami pro­ phoned him Friday to report most immediately before the 1964. The committee announced mote esophageal speech, which his father was alive, flonnnno's federal grahd jury which expected to hear his testimony that Irving, 72, wnose larynx involves swallowing air ami wife, Fay, also was reported Oct. 21. the day he supposedly was removed because of can­ expelling It from the esopha­ to have been with him at the unspecified location where he w as abducted at gunpoint from cer. was selected for the honor gus to make sounds, St. Pete Resident Given Honors •• r ■— i had been kept under wraps. Bonanno, 68. a silver-haired Cora Nostra bigshot, had nfade several previous appearances before tfie federal grand Jury. But after he dropped from sight twxi months ago there was speculation that gangland cohorts feared he was tattling and ticketed him for- a con­ crete' suit or some such un­ seemly end. i "1 •* D Y K I) FREE 9.88 Sanford Shoe Center 207 W. 1at St. F F A M E M B E R S o f San ford Junior H igh School collected a food basket fo r the needy. Pictured are Don Kurrens, a d v is o r; G eorge Carlton, M iko Gibson, E rn est W’/ttehm yer and M ike Tin dcl, (H e ra ld P h o to ) Business Briefs 4] Persons Die In Train Crash Food Fair Stores TACOTALPA, Mexico (L 'P I) —Forty-one persons were kill­ ed and morv than 100 injured Sunday* night when a freight traip . crashed full tilt into a passenger train stopped at the station here. Today rescuers still were working Ri-TTreo—passengers trapped m the,wreckage iif Hie train cars. Crgent pleas were sent out for blood donations, and the facilities of all ho*, pital in the area were mobilii- Have Record Sales P H IL A D E L P H IA (Spit — Food Fair Stores, I nr., re­ ported record sales for the Hi week* ended Nov. . Sales in the period amount­ ed to $333,437,000. an Increase of 3,2 per rent over sales vol­ ume o f $$23,130,000 (n the like period last year, it was disclosed by Louis Stein, pres­ ident of.the retail food chain Net income nflcr tuxes was $2,601,000, the equal aftet preferred dividend* to 36 cents per share on the average num­ ber of common shapes out­ standing during the period In the year earliei period, nit income amounted to $2 ,8 8 2 ,0 0 0 , or 40 rents a share on the same share basil).Siili-s for the 2*> weeks end itlg Nov. 1| also rose tn n new high of $379,0." .0 '0. Tins i« an increase of 2.3 per rent mer sates of $36( ,1(36,001t for the similar U'63 period Net income after taxes for the lat­ est 28 weeks period .totalled $1,030,000, preferred the equal dividends, after to 66 ‘ - h i U > T viriTVrViW iharc compati*<l with ff», 1(14,000, or 76 cent* ii share n year The *JH week result* were adversely affected by the strike in the IU|tisunie-Knstrrn Maryland area, it was imted. However, net income of 36 cents per shire for the lai­ rs t Iti weeks comp tire* with Jil cents per share reported in the first l'J weeks o f the current fU. a I year, Silhi the itsrt of the rur lent fiscal year, Inst May Food Fair has s ided - t ra w f ml miita and ili-portfiii'iit stmes It now ««p« i\»n 4 |*fi <Mipet unit ^!*t* am i J M. ed. I-> Id * depart me til st**t»*s In the Faster n r<*|f!iin and I ’* fond m a rk e t* and d t it r n Mint her n \i vails. t nil font n 5 INDOOR C H R IS T M A S T R E E L I G H T # % * % j The passenger Iran) had been traveling from Merida, in Yucatan State, to Coatgacoal cos. in Vcracrur. Four of the passengers were \menran. Three escaped with­ out injury The fourth, blenti fied as Miles Warner, was said to have lost both arm*. Hallway otllcinls said the en­ gineer of the freight train ap­ parently had fallen asleep. n and . 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But it admitted tha Idea of aettlncr up a apodal Grand* father Froet office, even un­ der the Soviet government, "eeema to belong to realm of falrg tala*." Tha nawapapor ecmplained that men who draa* up each year to pl*7 tha role of the kindly, anow-baardad Grand* father Frost often turn out to be calculating, profiteering and monevgrubblng. The "Grandfathers" find tegular employment each new ' year, which la tha Soviet gift­ giving holiday. But they ar* in auch demand, the paper aald, that mothers have to ruah all over town seeking out men to don falsa whlakera and appear at children's par- 25th & P A R K SANFORD ARMOUR When the "GrandfaUier Froat” finally arrives, It aald ha demands *10 rubles for me. Five for my wife. Fay In advance.” Ifie wife is supposed to alt in a corner to portray a beautiful enow maiden. But more often, It aald, aha la an old hag with a hoars*, datp voice and a cigarette in the corner of htr mouth. On the day of the party, tK* newspaper eald, Grand­ father Frost and hla “ Snow Malden” arrive. The aacltod children danca around him, pull hla beard, accept hla preienta. Hut after 40 minuter, It aald, he looks at hla watch and la on hla way—to hi* ffva or all other engagements that day. “ Wouldn't it be better,” the newspaper aiked, “ to organlie the Grandfather Froeta In a more orderly w a y !” U. S. C H O IC E F L A V O R -A G E D ” B E E F TOMS BONELESS C H UCK F U L L Y CO O K ED ! “W E S T E R N ” Vj (O R ) W H O L E TOKYO (U P !)—Tha Yomlurl, one of Japan's biggest newspaper*, warned lla read­ ers against tha danger! of drinking loo much at year-end partlei, "People become drunk when they take too much elcohol," the newspaper aald. "Thla U found in all drinks — bear, sake, liquor and whiskey. "Hr sure to atop at the dan­ ger point and don't drink on an empty stomach. "Dua'l drink until you pass out in the street. Then you may die of exposure from the cold." H EW S 'Armour Star” Grade “A” (6-10 Lbe.) Senate Ready E V E R Y T H IN G FOR Y O U R To Reapportion TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — Senate president • elect James Connor aald tha Senate ma­ jority' la Yaidy to reappor­ tion it* membership on a atrht population baala, but urged the federal court* to give the stata until next June to get the Job don*. Connor aald aanatora, who In the peat have slaved off any semblance of reshuffling to mak* population a substan­ tial factor In electing senator*, have faced the really that with the federal courta breathIng down their necke, it |a now inevitable. A Letter Santa I. Won’t Receive BATON ROUGE, La. (U P I) —Authorities at the East Ba­ ton Rouge parish (county) Jail decided not to forward a let­ ter to Santa Claui written by n prisoner nicknamed "John the Con." John asked St. Nick to bring him "a culling torch, about M teat of strong nylon rop* snd • pair of track ahoaa." Spies Sentenced NEWARK, N. J. 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The session wss recessed Friday on Us IHth day by the minority Liberal government of Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson. * Barring unforeseen elreumstances, the 265 members will return Feb. 1*. There ire promises then of more *ur-. moU, bitterness and trouble for i government already "*• scarred by scandal and clo­ ture. There are indications is well Pearson will make acme cab­ inet changes during the eightweek vacation as he does some "political fence-mending in preparation fur a possible 1965 election. There is speculation he will bring in ■ new minister from the province of Qffcbec and get rid of some of the mem­ bers from that province who have caused him considerable embarrassment in r e c e n t weeks BRIBERY CHARGES Most of the bitterness and scandal boiled to the surface in the last few months of a session that likely will be best remembered in history as the year of the great flfg'debate. It was during this time that charges of intimidation and , bribery against aides to cabi­ net ministers first erupted. Three ministerial assistants, including Pearson’s own par­ liamentary secretary, w e r a ' charged by Conservative MP 1Erik Nielsen with trying to bribe a Montreal lawyer in eonnection with a man want­ ed in tha United States on dope-smuggling charges. Nielsen's accusations re­ sulted tn an inquiry — ittll I continuing — conducted br . Quebec Superior Court Justice Frederic liorion. No sooner hid the House of Commons recovered from thu thunderbolt than Immigration Minister Jlena Tremblay and Secretary of State Maurice Lamontagne were accused of buying furniture under irreg­ ular circumstances. The t w o ministers had bought furnishings with a to­ tal value of about lin.ooo from a Montreal firm that later went bankrupt under a cloud of ausplckm. MINISTER ACCUSED The commons during tha last day of sitting clamored (or a full-scale debate on the alleged Irregularities. It was refused by harried Speaker Alan MacNaughton only after the ministers made state­ ments to the house. It atso was during the last week of Lha session that, the eommona witnessed the un­ usual spectacle of the prime minister being accused of de­ liberately misleading the low­ er chamber and the opposition f 'demanding ‘ fte go" tr io r * •eftr *—*■ Committee on elections and privileges for aif Investigation of hta conduct. i - But the dominant Issue of the firat 10 months of the ses slon was the flag—or flags. II split four of the five par­ lies, widened the chasm be­ tween French and English• speaking members and threat­ ened tn break the country wide open. It saw the single red maple leaf born as Canada’s first dis­ tinctive national flag after 93 years, amid the bltteroeas ol government cloture urged by French speaking members of the opposition. -- 10 OZ. JAR •ORCHARD QUEEN" MARASCHINO "MRS. SMITH’S" ASST. jq “ M ARTI" M ANZIN ILLA It OZ. PIES OZ. JAR Burch Confident Limit: One With Your 15 Or M ore Food O rd er, P lte e r. Will Keep'Job I t OZ. EACH "MRS. SMITH S" TOP Q U A LITY NO. 1 CAN “ LINDSEY" COLOSSAL l l ! i OZ. CAN “ PLANTERS" "PILLS B U R Y " HEFHIUEKATED BEG. BOLL Krtft'a PKG. OF 50 “ KLEENEX* "PILLS B U R Y " "Philadelphia" R OZ. CAN T A L L CANS ••KEN-L-RATION" "SE ALTE S T" QT. CARTON 8 OZ. I’KG. NEW I "EVERFUE8II i m BAKERY m J LAYERS WITH COCONUT - PECAN FROSTING I GERM AN C H O C O L A T E LA Y ER C A K E "EVEB FRB 8II" WHITE BREAD 49‘ . . . 4/85c It OZ. EACH 20 OZ. I.OAVES W ASHINGTON (U T I) — GOP National Chairman Damn Burch, back from a strategy meeting with Sen. Barry M. Goldwater, aaya he haa en­ ough party eupport to keep hia job. Burch returned from a meet­ ing in Phoenix with Goldwater, who picked the 88 yearold attorney for the top par­ ty 'p o e t after receiving the Republican praaldential nom­ ination, • The chairman told news­ men ‘ Tva had a survey made and It ihowa I Leva enough voles." s* •A * • -V *- ------- h f �I t * - I \ t . * •: \ * ■* <. *J ' «: • > *•; Otar Jackie Kemp Unchallenged Hero Sunday. » By Frtd Down UPI Sport* Writer The Buffalo Bill* are the American Football league’* Eastern Dlvleion champlom because Jackie Kemp playeil hie own tune'and made both the Boiton Patriots and team­ mate Cookie Gllchrlit dance to It. Kemp wai the unchallenged hero Sunday when the W ill whipped the Patriot! 24-14, to win the right to meet the Ban Diego Chargera In the A F L title game at Buffalo next Saturday. Ha • completed 12 of 24 pan el for 289 yard* and a .touchdown and scored two touchdown! hlmielf ae the Bllla beat the Patriot! for only the second time hricven gamea under Coach Loif. 8 aban. Behind the triumph, how•ver, waa the fact that Kemp repeated the atrategy that cauaed the big hlowoff be­ tween Gllchrlit and hli teammates x>n Nor. 16—by making Gilchrist's running eecondary to hli own pairing. And he did It under the mint diffi­ cult condition! Imaginableon a illppery turf during a anowitorm. •, Gllchrlit clinched hla aeeond A FI. milling title with 081 yard! gained to 046 fof rookie Matt Snell of the New York Jeta but the 62 yards Cookie gelned Sunday had little or nothing to do with the nil!*’ rictory. Bark on Nor. 16 when the Patriot! mapped the Hill*’ nine-game winning aimak, the 260-pound Gllchrlit walked off the field In a huff Iwrmise Kemp wnm't calling hla aignal often enough. .Kemp aunt the Hill is off to a 7-0 first-period lead with a 66 -yard arorlng pam to Elhert Duhenlon. Ilia first oneyard plunge made the arore 14-0 In the arrond period ami hla irrond Mail through the heart of the Itoaton line increated the arore to 24-0 in the fourth period. The Patriot!,, who beat the Bllla. 20-8, in a playoff fur the Eastern title last year, •cored In the firat and Mat period on paaaea of 30 and 16 yurda from Italic I’urilll to Tony Borneo. The Bllla had n edge In firat downa, 17-16, and In ruahlng yardage. 94-33. hut the Patriot! had a alight edge in palling yardage, 2U4-2M6. Tha Kama* City Chiefs drubbed the Jeta, 24-7; quar­ terback 'George Hlnmtn and flanker Charlie llennigan set A F L recurdi ns the Houston Ollera downed the Denver Broncos, 34-16, and the Oak­ land Haiders scored a 21-20 Victory over tha Chargers in " tw t WitiMfs; u m Btf la-li Dawson threw touch down patera of 11 yard:S lo Frank Jackeon and 65 yurda to Chrli Hurford, railing Ais total touchdown passes for the eeaeon to 30 and handing the Jete their seventh straight lost on tiie road. Kuril, the former Ohio Ktate fullback, ground out 103 yards lo set a Jeta club mark ami a new A FL acasnn rushing record for a rookie. Blanda completed 16 or 27 passes for tha Oilers, setting new. A F L season records of 606 attempts and 262 comple­ tion! and Itennlgan surpassed Lionel Taylor's mark of 100 completions with a catch In tha third period. The game was tha last for Coach Ham­ my Baugh, who announced Friday that he I* quilting the Oilers. Ara Parseghian Coach Of Year DBS MOINES, Iowa (U P I) — - Notre Dams' Coach Ara Parssghlan waa named coach o f tha year Sunday by tha Football Writer* Association of America. Parseghian, who led Notre Dame'to • 9-1 mark in.his first Mason at tha halm, re­ ceived 60 per cent of the voles cast by mors than 600 laports-writers across the coun- '• / w % ./ P ' n ~ In « AFL Breeds Own All-Pro Elite Stars... * ttan ln ri Pape 8— Mon. Dec. 21, ’64 ir r a lk Buffalo Bills, Chargers In Championship Playoff BOSTON (U P I) — Lou Sa ban's last laugh was a re­ sounding ho-ho-ho. Saban, coach of the new champions of the American Football league's Eastern Di­ vision, the- Buffalo Bills, was q u a f f i n g champagne and sounding for all the world like Santa Claus. He was enjoying the sweet­ est revenge of his life, a di visional title victory over the Boston Patriot club that had given him the gate in 1961. Sa­ ban was returning the com­ pliment in spades and red riblions. Saban's Bills had. in Bm- squad's victory over Mike ton’s snow-shrouded Fenway |[lolovak's Patriots in a single Park, scored a decisive 24-14 word: "Kemp.” Jle..wJ>8 ^peaking of old pro victory over the Patriots The win meant that the Bills quarterback Jack Kemp, a will play host to the Western veteran used sparingly in reDivision winners, the San cent weeks while young Daryl Diego Chargers,, in the AFL Lamonica brought the Bills championship game at fluffa- down to -the final game with lo next Saturday, an 11-2 record. The Bills were anxious lo Saban kept the identity of return home from Boston-to his starling quarlerback a continue their celebration and secret right up to the delayed to.take up .planning for the game starting time at Boston He had informed Kemp .dfil/ San Diego game. They obviously planned lo 24 hours earlier that it was do better against the Chargers I his assignment lo beat Bos­ nian Boston did in the 1963 ton. Kemp passed magnifitillc playoff—a resounding Sl­ eerily through snowflakes that actually obscured his receiv­ id -San Diego victory, Saban summarized his ers on occasion. NEW YOBK (N E A ) — Tht three strongest teams In tha American Football League this year were the San Diego Charger*,. Boiton Patriot! and Buffalo Bllla—a conten­ tion which la proved by the standings. It alio ahows up in the sec­ ond annual All-A FL team named today by Newspaper Enterprise Association and chosen -by that eminently qualified jury, the eight head roarhea of the league. The Chargers placed six men, Patriot! five ami the Bills four on the offensive and de­ 71AU7 e<o •FbCO ARB A K A /. CHETS fensive platoons. • W S H lrM K K fP M , &l s r s SPLIT tHD An elite group is growing -LA'KE ALWORTU. CHAOitRS PLLa!HER. tackle . s r / i v B A PB iff. b i l l s up in the young league, which tackle MIX, CHAROFAS haa now completed its fifth 00*SO . - B i.L V SHAW. B ILLS National Basketball season, and It’a noticeably, -BOB TALAM W f, O’LERS GUARD Association dominant in the all-stor ranks. CSNTtft- * - -JJM OTTO. RAIDERS By Cnilrri Press Of the 22 men voted the best I ■** CuACrtsgxx -BABE PARtUI. PATBCTTS Eastern Division halfback -X E iT U U1COLN. qH S O B R S the AFL, only three got Fullback • C QOKiE GILCHRIST, BlllS W. !.. their starts in professional Boston * 26 7 football outside. All the rest, Cincinnati 20 11 from perennial All-A FL ofPhiladelphia 18 16 fensivn tackle Bon Mix *of. New Y’ork / 8 22 San Diego to sophomore corn­ Western Division er hack Dick Westmoreland, W. 1also of San Diego (and pick­ I/vs Angeles 18 13 ed ns a rookie on last year'a St. Louis 16 It team), are pure bred*. Baltimore 14 17 Tho exceptions are Babe Detroit •13 21 Parilli, the remarkable quar­ 11 23 San Francisco terback of file Boston Pa­ Sunday's Results By Tony llrflrrman horns' eightman blitz. The Ala* IPhiladelphia 113 San Fran 111 DETBOIT (U P I)—Three H |linnil that Ford has already triots, an II-year pro who ilatant coaches of the Detroit ordered the ouster of the three some people might be inter­ TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (U P I)— bama line also will Iry.lo stop 0nly gam(. schrdulrd Lions probably pill bo fired aides and that lie wants ested to know, was Burt National champion Alabama U the ferocious Texas pass-rush Munday's Games with veteran players Joe dchmldt to become defensive Starr's first inspiration ns n readying plenty of passes lo Namath will lie starling hisI Now York at U*s Angeles .Schmidt and Yale l-ary likely line coach ami 1-ary defensive T-quarlerbaek when the Green (he flats and a staunch offen­ first game since hurting his Only game scheduled hackllelrl coach. Ai of Sunday liny signal rallrr was still in sive Une to crush Texas' eight- right knee in the third till of In heroine player-coaches. Tuesday's Games Team ownrr William Clay lie had not talked either play­ high school: Tommy Addison, nian blitz (or their Orange 1the season He has played since N'ew York vs San Francisco Ford said Sunday night an an­ er into signing a contract to who got a quirk hoiking in Howl clash New Y e a -'s night in but junior Steve Sloan started at Sacramento training ram p with the Haiti- I Mjarni. nouncement eoneernlng t h e coach and play in 196.V the last seven games, I Only game scheduled And UPI also learned that!more ‘ '"Its before migrating three assistants—la’ s llinga Texas specializes In a feroman. Don Doll and Boh Nuss. if Wilson objects too .strenu­ to Huston, and the im-nmpar- c„ w, ,pensive ru*h, snd Alabaumer—would be made late ously, Ford will give him his abl. Cookie Gilchrist, who ftama hopes to develop a snaptrampled everything in Can- py pl„ , . , 0 .t|M..flB|» pU> „„| „ walking papers, too. this afternoon. A team official said. "Ford ii tin btpfWf triiHinfi'rrlnjc bis g-anile like offensive line lo lie Is scheduled to have Ids „H m-1 ,,M. b)(u third conference In live do>s plans to listen lo George one 261 pounds to buffalo. Another Indication of (be I more lime bclore lowering the with head Coach George Wil­ Holh team s have more at Ikiuiii. And that may be the dose competition in the AFL slake than in most howl ton at (bat time. la the fact there wan no una­ games. T e x a s was deft-mUng However, It bus Item learn­ last time the two will talk nimity at any positluh. No , , , , , , , nationo( ehampion but wound ed by United Press Interna- business since these firings all the vole* off up fifth this ,, , year ,because id are real!) a rap aiI Wilson's wiisons 1man polled ' tile eight i i me hen, who nr coaching, loo " its lone kiss lo Arkansas, It 13. The charges resulted from per nutted lo include four of A v |r t w uvrr A U ham a would plnyci complaints lo Ford that (heir uwn men on the bal- rwio|.m , hl. U mghorns and Ihcy were not gelling the Inis. their coach. Darrell Royal Three men came within one proper coaching from assistA labama must show to live vote: Mis, who built himself nation that it deserve* to be aills up to 2fdl pounds and Is irc- ranked No I Millions will MIAMI HKACI1 (U P li —The Plajers voiced the opinion • grilled as (he beat offensive w atch oil television and tn.ooo Orange Howl International jun tiiul they could have won the linemnn in the young history are expected In be In the ior tennis championships were National Football la-ague a of the league; Lance Alworth, stands. Western Conference title this •diedulcd in get underway lo(he baby-fined flanker of the Alabama Loach Paul ( Bear i day with a big group of the season with belter tuluring. ('hargeis who is called “ llam- Bryant is taking the Tide to The l.ions finished fourth with .finest young players ever asbl" and is the greatest touch- its sixth straight bowl game, i U 2 record. j seinbled for tile affair, down threat in football from . U at >t,ar Alflbiiin.v beat Miss ( M„ rt. 300 playrri Trom any place on the field, and , „ jppi , 2 7 in ,|M. Sugar Bowl Wlmln(,s Mrr )n UlP „ Pld. Tom Sestak, I be strong man tlas great respect for Ihe Aui>trali« « Bay HufBet is of the Buffalo defensive line ami expect* them toptfeedesl in the boy's 18 andat tackle. j 0 g,yB his Southeastern t on under division, and U, S jun live men polled six voles: fergnee champions quite u batlor' champion Sian Smith of I'arlllt, Gilchrist, guard Billy |(|r Pasadena. Calif., is seeded sc .Schooling races officially gel Shaw of Buffalo, middle line- [ i*Wr af] gpow that Texas has cond. underway tonight at the San tracker Nick Buonlconti of „ grpjt focdball team," said Hounding nut Ihf tup eon )(in, ()rlanill> Kennel Club 'with ‘‘ " l| defenajv* tackle |(ryant, a close friend of Hoy lenders in Hie dlvslou are Bill al. “ They lust only once all | 3l> races scheduled In la-gin at Ernie I,m<LI of Sun Diego. Harris of West Palm Beach, If Ibe AFL wants to make season ami that resulted when 7 p. m. (he number two American Jun­ n it McDuff, one of the “ c* »" f,,r incipient maturity, they went for two on the ex-' ior, and tire reigning junior tra point try.. Darrell had to Can you imagine a truck with 2-w h ce I OFFENSE NBA Three Detroit Lions Coaches To Be Fired Texas And Alabama Orange-Bowl Bound D uring Holiday, N o W aiting For Lanes! Free Baby Sitting Service A t Lanes! LAST • M IN U TE . G IF T S U G G E S T IO N S : N e w a n d U n cd H o w l in g B a l l s ' $ J ^ . 9 5 ttp • Howling Shoe.a ................................... • Personalized Bowling Shirts and Blouse* • G ift Certificates • Complete Selection Of BovVlintr Supplies and Accessories JET LANES ONORA ROAD ' 322-7512 T h e ‘Jeep’ G lad iator w ith 4 -w h eel d rive has tw ic e the traction o f ord in ary pick-up trucks. Tennis Tourney For Jrs. Opens Schooling Races Start Tonight flrw m rt. Hupp v m i „ - fending champion, ranked No I D n C Arab AraVltonuMIr ‘ U “ 'Sl)KL 1 United llcpuhilc ° the llth race Last season Me as the biggest man In pro ) at the time and a lie would \ Teschc* Hartkowicz, a 16 Duff won 11 of 21 starts and football, with the blggeet ap­ have been like kissing your year-old whiz from Ilamtrafinished in tiie money 18 time*. petite, end amazing agility aizter." inck, Mich., won top seedfng in Assistant Coach Howard Schooling race* will con- for his else. When Ernie the girls' 18 and under com, , tinue through l)cc. 30th with wanted to piny, no one could Schnellenberser, assigned to petition, and Wendy Overton „ . , . , ,, , ,, . . . , -loc exn-plion of LTiriltmas handle him. Sometimes Ernie prepare llie Tide fur Texas' J of Ormond Beach,, is second [ brand of ball, said quarter- 1 Eve The track opens Jan 2nd would rather eat. ranker) This year, he has become j back Joe Namath would start with tlw annual running of the Alberto C nrrero of Puerto a model of coneiatency with and be passing plenty lo the inaugural Handicap, Ilico is top-seeded in the boys' Haring Sec. H. C. William- u n d i m i n i e h e d size (32 flats to try to halt the l/*ng lfi-and under class. non will have his eye on the pounds) and Uhargcr couch timer's clock tonight and every Kid Gil Iman, casting his bal­ night during schooling events, lot, proudly pointed out Ernie it’s the job of Williamson lo ■s "beet of all the stare.“ select the field for the Inau­ Closest Jockeying for pos­ gural Handicap which will fea­ ition was at tight end, with ture the greyhounds turning in Fred Arhanae of Kansas City the best performances during shading Han Diego's Dava PRINCETON. N. J. (U P I) Kocourek; tackle, which went schooling evrnts. Princeton University basket­ An innovation of the Sinford- to' Stew Barber by a hair ball aee Rill Bradley will fore­ Orlando Ken net Club this sea­ over the Chiefs' Jim Tyrerj go ploying professional bas­ son will be the introduction ol corner linebacker, with Ad­ ketball next year In order lo perfects handicapping when dison squeezing by Mike accept a Rhodes Scholarship. the regular season action be­ Ktratten of Buffalo, and safe­ Bradley was one of 32 ty, where Run Hall of Boiton gins Jan. Cnd. young men appointed Sunday SOKC will be tbe first grey­ edged Fred Click of Houston for the scholarship which give* hound track in the country to and George Saimca of Buf­ him two years of study at Ox­ put in perfects handicapping. falo. ford University, England. Bradley, at his home In Crystal City, Mo., M ld he would accept the scholarship, Reopens but declined to comment fur­ ON 100 BRANDS ther. D EC. 26th To the New York Knickerbockers, perennial last place ---------------- ------------ 7 finishers In the National Bas­ ORLANDO ifM IN O LL * ketball Association, the news came as a k*ss. M»Y. It V2 AT FCRN CAR* «■ T A R C A D E P A C K A U E STORE They had Bradley In their FIRST GAME O P E N D A IL Y — • A . M. . 6:15 P. M. territorial area and he waa l t l l P.M. I ll K. FIRST SANFORD expected -to be their lin t draft WE GIVE TOT VALUE STAMPS choice In the spring. Star Accepts Scholarship CLO SED TH IS W EEK SPECIA LS EVERY DAY! „ FARRELL’S ^ m i x w l * im * * s - i a iM ja ■ - -— -, , --r -r __________ . . When a 'Jeep* Gladiator gats down on all fours, thsr* isn't much in nature that can stand in its way. Tha 'Jaap' Gladiator with 4-wheel drive can get through stormy weather and rough terrain that would atop any conventional 2-wheal drive pick-up. That'a because It haa twice the traction. 'Jeep' Gladiatora plow through snow, slush through mud, sail through downpours and give batter control on Ice. And because it it built to take It, a 'Jeep' Gladiator dr iv e handling mud this deep? ._ . , .: . , . it worth a mint when you got ready lo ten It. It hoMa Hs value because it slays versatile. Go to your 'Jeep' dealer and test drive a 'Jaap' Glad­ iator. Notice it* passenger car smoothness. Then find a hill. A sleep one. Try it halfway in 2-wheel drive. Now throw the 'Jeep' Gladiator in 4-whcol drive. And hang on. You’ll know then what separates other pick-up trucks from tha “ Unstoppable*." K A I M B R J **P C O R P O R A T I O N y3 l8 b rOLtDO 1. OHIO i* ■*'*’*■ *«-■-* , N ew kind of pick-up truck for twice the tractioa Jeep Gladiator with 4-wheel drive. * * * * 6 * CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP FRONTON 500 . E. *' Second St, Sanford, , See ‘Jeep’ vehicle* In notion on TV . . . “CBS Evening News With Walter Cronkite* (6:30 p.m. Ch. 6) Florida "" I— �I SL *•1 - •*. 4.“ .i -^-■ L —*xi | i"— r ^ H- ,% i! ’ 1 ov­ ■ fit* frnrf*rfc 9 > r tH Tide Dark Horse Candidate For SEC ■ Mon. Doc. 21, ‘64— Pape 0 Sports Between Us Fans B r Murray Olderman NKA bporta Editor The New York (Junta could be due far one of the most drastic overhauls in spurts tletory: On the roster, going into their last game, were do*. H en guys who could be consider­ ed excess baggage, either be­ cause thay’re going to retire, are over the hill or are no good for rebuilding—Y. A. Tit­ tle, Jack Stroud, Alex Webater, Frank Gifford, Jim Patton. Bob Taylor. Andy Roboatelli, R. C. Oweoa, Alien Webb, AnId/ Nelson ind Don Chsndler. What's more, the butt Is Gist defensive back Dick Lynch all-pro Juat a year ago, la headed Tor Philadelphia in a King Hill »wap. Giants almost got the PhUly reserve qb last summer. . ; , After playing a strong role In beating his old mates to clinch the Eastern title, de­ fensive tackle Dick (Little MoV MOdtelcwskl of Hie Cleveland Browns confessed, "1 wanted to play two more years with the Giants, That'S what hurt wbeft they traded nie. hut it's worked out because if I didn't go to Cleveland, my brother Ed and I wouldn't have been able to buy a lillly farm miles outside die city where we now have 20 head of Herefords and are building a swimpool So thank Allle (Sherman) tor me.*’. . . The last of the Mot I relew skis. Gene (No Mo), plays de­ fense at NCw Mexico State, and when that school lost to Utah State 760, Little Mo plained, "Ixmks like you guv* could use a defensive coach " So the Browns were upset. 23 7, by the lowly Slccler* and No Mo called back, "S> cou.d you " . 'Bama Wins Status With Va. Tourney turky. now 4-2. Is averaging 1*1.7 point* per game. Ricky Uarry, i'i-fi-ot-7 sen­ ior for the Miami Kin. Hurri­ canes, continues to set a tor­ rid scoring pace. Barry “ was held" to 25 points in Saturday night’* 67-59 win over Klor- da but Has 290 points In eight game* for a 3tS.1 average. The Hurricane*, averaging 89.1 points per gallic, have a 8-2 record, Senior guard Jimmy Pitt* 'of Georgia, a 28-point man in a 79-66 win over Georgia Tech Saturday night, lead* tha SEC in scoring with, a 22.7 aver­ age. Hunnrrup it Kentucky sophomore Louis Dampler whose average slipped to J9..*i after h,. got a total of only 31 points in the two tournament KHtllfB. 'This week's schedule: Monday—Altthnma” at Richrnon.l. North t'arolina nt Flurida, Georgia Southern at Auburn, Tuhme lit Hutier, M il­ lion! and Mary at Geoigla Tech. Tuesday—Clenuon at Geor- fcla, Kentucky at 8t. Loot*. Tennessey ra. Florida Slat# at Memphis, Miami Ohio-at Vunderbllt. Wednesdrfy - Friday — No game*. ' Saturday—‘ Florid* State al Tulsa, Tulan* at Stanford, t t* v < *r ** -i i ’* i A TLA N TA (UPI> — Tin University of Alabama ha* become synonymous with fooll-i.ll but the Crimson Tide un­ expectedly is on the rise in basketball as well. In a season when winning on the road appears more diffi- 1 cult than ever bef/ite, Alabama has established Itself as a dark horse candidate for the Southeastern Conference title, j The Crimson Tide achieved this status this past weekend by winning the Virginia Tech I tournament and thus becoming the only* SEC tcnni to date to capture a holiday title away from hojpe Sixth-milked \ underbill, the pie season conference favor­ ite, also won a tom uadieul— I hut on its home court, and um; I M l ’K O V K .M K N T — J t t . l y T tirlu o m k i* . n Plli-ranked Kentucky couldn't tiny, frecklvtl-fitml Iw twtgiT with a fierce »!*■e*«n do that. termination t<> win. him lao-n named the moat Alabama, which hasn't been improvetl woman jtrolVsaionnl golfer o f 11*0J a cage tuntender since 1956. lay (io lf lligesl. She jtimjietl from l!8tlt place in beat host Virginia*Tech 72-6,1 money earning* in I'JOB to 111; It. and highly rcginded North Carolina tlitoll to raise its lecurd lu S-l. Only Southeast­ ern tram with * Is-tter mark . is unbeaten Tennessee which I topped Buffalo "9-7*4 Saturday night f--r its fourtli straight 'l l ten J The t rimson Tide doesn’t have a scou r 'among the Hi 1III the confrlelicr but hu*^ nv i-iaged si s point, pm game Ill-out IT mure |wi game than its opponents. By Ja c k Cuddy k i n g ; welterweight Marty Alni-atiia lacks the big mall, Sen o, ItL'Iitn eight lam \m 1 PI Sports Writer f, aimed by Iim.-I teams but fi-attn rueight Joey NEW YORK t C P I)—On ho -I't-ts, Archibald, and mlddh weight Its starting live ranges flem ifith tdrtliday today, little I a MriVit U.foet .1 to ti ft. Its s<olllig t baric) Goldman de-m of It sanillill'd Ilka hell iy a la 11 leaders an senior Hot' An drew* of litidgepoii. lit, s' fight trainers, declared post Goldman declnretl 111 his t o * ate! Geia Slmi^jiliri of loely that heaiy weight i in -if CIHIIIl III lln t oltiiii.il Hotel Ilona Venn would boost hoxitiu lli.it slugt'ct Itoiniven,, is u >i- g. I 111 . at I 1 Tin- t iihsiin 1me out the doldrums m I!».,’> tut bright*-. |>inspi-ct now tli,iii ily It il matk .ii 11.«ti«* > a M hi.i'll la i*«-t **•**--i ju ' and win tile title d to cull M.u i Milo w;i* m.•> m in hi* Ii In 'l toy **m get a s|u»t at it," I'llt W II fl* f of If** I-***! I ll A| P V of >••..!* .1* «| (IIO • Si ill I) i'MTM)||i‘ III fniVin^ UWiliPK, III* hihill*; \ii ttif !*■» »*\ i Charley, a biscuit l.or.t ,bc. .. It . * k'L l ' i-luiiii(o.-n A........... L .... I .I. ky L. SEC Ky-oUit spectacled gnome wlio u-llal know* Unit. .1 Hie great. a Rocky, ly wears a black derby hut who srsitvl ty sit algid prtdes and tunnerup Tennessee. said he would n>k fits repulb sliinul mi lories belorr he re->j Tuiiighl. the Crimson Tide IG O O D Y E A R fo r " a l l THE F A M I L Y . . . = »Sports Parade Paul Warfield, tlce brilliant split end of the Hrowns, was avidly pursued by the Buffalo Bills before he chose all NI L c a re e r Although lie's from from Warren. Ohio, that had nothing to do vt it it lus cltoicc of Cleveland. Nor did Iht. money. "Buffalo Wanted me indy* its a defensive back." he explained "The Browns so hi (la v'd give me s shot on of­ fense. too. which is where I felt I could play " Getting to play in the Pro Bowl is a uni que honor tor s rookie Imt doesn't leaic Paul tiai ilajipy. *1> He's itue to reenroll at Ohio State on J.iti t and doesn't feel he ra n miss the time from •W class The c lass’ Anatomy , . The long maligned defensive platoon »f the Browns Is re­ veling in its sudden champion­ ship recognition. Says BcmJc Parrish, the leader of the "slow " secondary, “ We re not even too small any more " . . Fred lliletnikoff, the AllAinertcan flanker at Clot id# Slate, gets his competitive fire naturally Eli* pop was s boxer who fought untler Hie name of Brill, which fit t*ettor on post­ ers than the family's Russian ha mile The guy who'll fir* passes to Riictntkotf in the Gglor Howl, 6 5 u uarterback ;W c re "T e n V r; V ariT ’ fce’" Very" •uperatlttoUs. 11 u ougland, his varsity c areer lie has insisted on wearing “ 13" as Id* jfrscy num eral . . . G*nlcn m a U h tn a k r Teddy B renner askt-d Hilly Stephan, (he irtlru la tc Hollywood to\avyweighl wlio wear* his hair Gorgcv.nl) like s brunette George, why be didn't t'other to get in shape. If I did," answered chunky Hilly, "1 couldn’t light heavyweight. I’d be a welterweight.’' , . . Run Oelsehlager. the Kan * 'Dean' Places Hopes On South American turn on That lorei u-d lor lit* Bonavena Bonavi-ii.i 22, is (lit -uiiii. black haired truck liotst tit a man Iroin Hiictlos Ain-s who .clued hi* cigtilli *li.light vie lory last f inlay night at Mini ison Mpi.iii G.trdi-n ..ml In. a \ e n |(i knockout — since In turnetl professtnnal m Jaim ary. ( .dilornia » Billy Mi-pli.oi was Hie TKti victim Gnldman—a <prv mite with pugged nose, slightly . anil flowered e a rs ami gnat led hand*— is justifiably proud o' his own reputation as a judge of fighting flesh. He said his "rep ' i s tiaseil upon his more than 3oo proles slonal fights as all old linn hanlam weight and ti|Nin ills grooming of more than a thousand « boxers - during thr past hall century They mclud ed five world champions Those liUetoildyrs were Rocky Mareuno, the only 11red. i' Goldman'« idol Char will be »t Richniond i\ s .i It y atnl Rocky vveie .......I the U nivci-IIy and anotltei vn gt' a lf'l Irallier tulilci com tury uool.l timl Atobanm o f( *....'lions ti n o. history f „ , t . -t stall slim I *• 3 on must iituemlii-t that I ;i, l It-, k. did" ' Imt. ...... .I jj, , s. „ , ..... “ ’*' - l ''m i l e ' ................ M-m.,llv want , hi ,ilina ....... will I-.- at MMi kl fv » IMK - 11 i.m stirs I hi <it yat.r t IN H It.Ill ---- - —-J aa 11<ai► -» Hpatly-Tn-Hy Plane !{i>tnmntic 1 1 ^ 7 7 S ta r lr r • Kleclric Shop Shine Ktnlinp rti*ftl«*r |»turw* Mnunreal hat.tile wdlh j l *1 *'*‘kty » a tu-r,> * I my ippllt-I t . y-af. Imlti-ry ot-erntetl te r " . 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J s* n*M*r 7^, flim i htmi^lii |im» *#i I.* t ti * it linn klim k* *1 nff Inil.im f * U*r |uy f**i iimiu tOn* Wild II. •i-ellis to. la- lough like cats, hut then nf to hit It “ I1 *—bpairinndrW- Wnefc* ~* eenSed— Champions Using 'Blitz' By Joe Grrgrn whack ninth ranked Kentucky keored 25 points, and the Uf’ l Spans Writer UCLA, wrm*e SO game win Kentucky Inyitallonal. |previously undefeated Bradley ning streak was siiattertvl on the tery first day ol the col lege basketball season, had lakl a solid foundation fur a Dew one wilh the help of a foottyall wT.ipon —(he bliti Of courae. live Bruins, defend sas fulJhark win. blocked for in? national champions, don't G al" Sayers' All American call It a blllf. Tlw y use the gallops, la a bright boy who more technical term <»f rone tri ds own tournament —the,eighthiatlk«i 11lliikens, toppled 111 a In ppill, tile Wildcats, 76- 73 Ii* a*. Illinois !■ came Ha- lirsl Ullyough Kentucky wav cm III, I en ti am ever to win the harrassed in Its own tourna tournament which the host merit, most schools Itenefllral learn had wun lor Ihree con- toasideraldy from homidown seruthr year* .Smoofh center 1action. The nsle tout* mclud .Skip Ti'oi»n seofid 27 jxilnts ts) sixth ranked Vanderliilt, atal .i.i'.l-ed 22 rclxnmds aial Arirona Slate and Evansville, guaril lad llrialy added 25 as the nation’s top small colleg*’ the lllini ran Ito-ir season re- •outfit. w-on an Earl Blaik fellowship, press Hut lln-lr oppigients ctird lo til Vandy won it* own tourney and, being a farm boy from wen t buying. j Tlmae experts who Had eon-1 by tupping Oklahoma Slate, MariUi, Kan., was duly im­ The UCLA wut skein reach ceded the Big Ten Bile to fiu M, when the CoWtaiys' Jim pressed with the sight* of New ed five Saturday night as Hie Michuan twfvire the- season King missed two free throws York. "The only thing,” be Bruins blitzed llbaton College, Iw-uan jp(K-ar a bit peakivl In with three secomls left in the *aid, “ if I stayed in the city off iU collective feet, 115-93, to addition lo rambunctious lilt final. The Commodores' Clyde too long, 1 might spend my capture the Milwaukee Classic not* Minnesota and Indiana le t , who shared MVP honors whole scholarship lipping." , . Utle and serve notice that they have displayed (Menl learns, with King, paced ti«e localTucker Frodericksem, firat fully intrmi to repeat their While second-ranked Michigan club with 18 points Arizona State rolled over choice in the entire NFL draft. NCAA triumph of last >eason was idle this weekend, uml<• la not the highest priced rouk ■ Currently ranked f i f t h Irate.I Minnesota No i dole Murray State, 107 96. to caple ever signed by the Giarrt* among the nation'* major col to red I 'tali Slate, 88 69, as lurv tlu? Sun Devil CLasaic Take owner Well Mara'a word L'CLA trailed Dob Cou Lou lluvlsun popped in 33 crown,, and Evanaville, which | for it. , . sy'a BC squad 42-41 late In the points, and unlieaten Indiana haa knocked uff five . major Between you'n'me. where’s first half when the Uclan*' (No 10) pulwrited Detroit, college* in a row rocked Ix>ui* the sentiment in sport when leader. John Wooden, called for 108 89,. with all five starter* tana State 93-73, in the Evaoa-! scoring in double figure*. villc Holiday Tournament a il . Bill i’elllngton. the i nap(ration­ the blitz. And when the smoke had The Missouri Valley Confer­ Larry Humes poured in 45 al middle linebacker of the Baltimore Co\U, end* -~a 12- cleared only one minute and ence, where the competition points, Alabama, heretofore noted j year career withuul nomma 25 seconds later, there were 18 is usually fierce, got off to an tor ita football team, lion to the Pro Bowl? And more pdinte on tht scoreboard unusually placid start when only fur California ( co favorites WicEuta and St. stunned North Carolina. 66-61, —all under the eight- other Coha were named, win the Virginia Tech Holi­ lawns both scored league vic­ though Baltimore could never school» column. day. 'AHhougb Use host team Illinois, the team which tories. have wan without the veteran Tintop ran tod Shockers didn't win in this case, it did defensive signal caller who shocked UCLA earlier this sea• playved the wbole K'atue oa son. was full of surprises The dumped Drake on th« loser's finish third by crushing 51Us ■( iu ei had the temealty to ]court as Dave hUllworth: issippi hUU, 104 75. two bad k s «M ., . to OPEN ■ A S K F O R ACCO UN T! PAY AS L IT T L E F R E E T O Y C A T A L O G G O O D /Y E A R 55s5 W. FIRsST ST., SANFORD AN AS $1.25 W EEK SERVICE STO R E OPEN 8 A.M. TO 9 P.M. ’TJL CHRISTMAS P1L 322-2821 , * •^x • • • �, »- — T . — . ^ -y--- . - \’ H r _ In fn l V m T B V * f 10 — P w . 81, IB M '.'i HIALEAH (U P I) — The sobbiajt woman, her husband'* body pinned under the family car and her 'UtUe girl aprawled dying‘nearby, clutched her seven-year-old son after hie first driving letaoo. "Please, somebody call an ambulance," aba moaned "Please.” But It wee too late. Robert Brpoks, 32, who took the family to the Hialeah race track perking lot Sunday to give hie son a lesson, was kill ed instantly when the boy ran over him. Debbie, S, also wee struck down and died a short time later of maialve Internal in­ juries at a local hoapltal. Over the protests of Jacque­ line Brooks, her husband had put their eon, David, behind the wbeei by himself. The mother walked angrily to the other side of the perking lot with the three other Brooke children. But little Debbie turned back to where the car wai standing. Has Thnatb In Too “A■* -- « , t’ •- M any Pies-Report JACKSONVILLE (U P I) - be given to new state Com The F l o r i d a Development mission on the Aging. Commission has Ha thumb In Howard Walton, director of too many pica and the atata’a (he reorganization committee! tourist business may suffer if lays the group decided to aomethtag Isn’t done, accord* await the Florida Senate’s in f to a group of atata legis­ bond study before offering view* on whether the develop­ lator!. ment commission should be The legislative subcommittee relieved of the duty of Issuing on governmental reorganisa­ bonds for various government­ tion lays It will recommend to al subdivisions. tha parent committee Jan. 14 The subcommittee opposed a at a Sarasota meeting the de­ proposal to change the com­ velopment commits km be re­ mission from an appointive lieved of tome of Ha duties. board of seven men to an ex­ Bat the subcommittee, which ecutive hoard comprised of the met in Jackaoovllle, opposed governor and some Cabinet merging the development com- members, with the commiss­ mission with the Hotel and ion director named by the Cab­ Restaurant Commission be­ inet cause “ regulation of botcli Gov-elect Heydon Bums ap­ and eating places shouldn't be peared before the group end mixed with tha promotion of spoke against taking the ap­ tourism." pointive power sway from the The subcommittee aaya It governor. . will recommend tha commit*Burns, who last week ap­ ion’a surplus property division pointed Jacksonville insurance and tha administration of Jilll- executive Charles Campbell to Burton hoapltal funds be tram- take the commission'# reins as drived to the-Board of Cora- chairman, said " I f I'm jrtn j mlsilonera of State Instttu- to be ultimately responsible tor promoting the itate’a tour­ Airport licensing authority ist business and industry, I would be transferred to tha De­ think I should have control partment of Public Safety and over who performs the tone senior eltlxena activities would Uons of the office." Hospital Notes DECEMBER II, 1M4 Admissions . Mary George, Ann Scott, Gerald Gllstrap, Lucille Rod­ gers, Wallace Wilson, Jean Uhl, Carnots McCoy, Joyce CeresoIJ, Shirley Applegite, <v* Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. John Cerosoli, Sanford, ■ girl; Mr. snd Mrs. Lonnie Applegate, San­ ford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Lewie Childers, 8anford, a girl; Mr. end Mrs. Harry Bell, Sanford, a girl. Discharges Annie B. Bell and baby girl, Camloa McCoy, Catberlna Leonard and baby boy, Sandra Smith, Joseph Well, Emily L. Joyner and baby girl, Car­ olyn A. Ferrlar and baby girl, Abraham Rouse, Scpthen Vickers, Renas Black, San­ ford; Betty Mann and baby girl, Lake Monroe; Clenlhi Patera, MaiUand. DECEMBER IT, l i l t Admissions Phillip W a n d s , TaLrlcU Ranaboltom, Linda Harris, James B. Fields, Wads Ward, Barbara Von Dotlen,' I,us Hodges, Sanford; E v a l y n Bills, Marjorie Hughes, De* Biry. Births Mr,- and Mrs. Eric Uhl, Banford, a girl; Mr. and Mr*. Earl R. Von Dollan, Banford, a boy. Dlsrhargse - Emaat It. Jackson, Olivia L. Smart, Samuel Haney, Ethel Williams, Georgs Carlton, Mary Ervin, Patricia Thom­ ason, Virginia Bmllh , Hetty tarper Hr., Hharon SlaymaCVr and baby girl, Johnple Ford, Ranae Black, Cam!?* McCoy, Banford; Doris Emllay. De­ nary. December IB, IBM Admieeluns Waller Grey, Jorie Rumnay, Dalnora Robson, King D. Cleveland, John C. Dials, Le- N ew Swim W e a r For Perform ers SAN FRANCISCO (U F I) Professional iwim dancers in North Beach nlgbtapola will get tha perfect Christmas gift thla year for the woman who - has everything. Police have announced that the dancer* must wear partial or nets after Christmas and that performers undraped to the waist will no looser be tol­ erated. Said Police Captain Cbariea Barca, "bere-boaomed danc­ ing Just wasn't good theater." H ungarian G I Seeks Asylum V IE N N A (U F I) — An un­ armed 31-year-old Hungarian soldier in uniform crawled unnoticed over Communist barbedwira near Rechnita and asked Austrian authorities for political asylum, polka Tha eaeapaa told Austrian bordir pfttift ! • frfd bean ) badly treated la the Hungerian army. lia M. Cochran, Olivette Wright, Willard Alette, Joan Hardin, Flora Wlnegard, San­ ford; Peggy J. Robicheud, Lake Mery; Roeemery Far­ mer, Longwood; Ruth I. Baxon, Orang« City, Illrlha * Mr. and'Mrs. Donald Robaon, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Air*. Roger Hodges, Banford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. John B. Baxon, Orange City, a girl. Dlechargea Linda Harris, Wade Ward, Elisabeth Whearty, I.twl* II. Morton Jr., Sherry Mctiriff, Bobbla Dowling, lialen Fitts, Joy Wilton,' Bally Johnson, Blueford P. McWhorter, Elliabeth Anderson, Joyce Bhefer, Frances B. Meson, Yvette Ramaey and baby girl, Bara T. Marlin and baby girl, Cora A. Jons* and baby boy, Con­ stance McCabe and baby boy, Margaret Kareney and baby girl, Banford;.Eleanor Wilson,. Eetella Neater, DeBary; Wel­ ter Wtlty, Mt. Dora. December 19, 1964 Admlaelona Clora Levett, Lelola Har­ den, I-orethia Wilson, Danny McKinney, .Samuel Buchannon. Wilbur Gllchrlit, I)«i*y Gent, Joe Wilton, Banford; Charles Ktlper, Romulus Kronemann, DeBary; Nathan BJoblom, Lake Mary; Jeanatta Vandertee, Longwood; Rosa Lee Htroman, Titusville. Births Mr, end Mrs. Final Wlleon, Banford, a boy; Mr. and Mr*. Max D. Hardin, Banford, a girl; Mr. and Aire. Llsh Har­ den, Sanford, a boy; Air. and nrn, ’ Tom *9 ~ Vanderae-, Longwood, a boy. Dischargee Andrew Adock III, Arris Colllna, Chrlitophsr Matthew*, Gerald Gllstrap, Sylvester Roberta, Ethel Lee Walker, Gordon C. Senart, Fay AI. Shupe, Jorie Rummy, Mary Chlldere and baby girl, San­ ford; Oulda. Davis and baby, girl, Provedenta Barrera, De­ llary; Eugana E. Clark, Lak* Mary. Dscambtr SO, 1144. Admissions Florence Lillie, Verna Dur­ bin, Violet Hall, Sadia Gut, Batty Anu Robertson, Emory Raeh, Norma Duncan Blackwell, Lemuel R, Stallworth, Rana Foetar, John Scott, Senford; jCmma Rodgers, De­ Bary; Ray Jerome Bulleni, Gastonia, N. 0-| Rana* Bumbalough, Longwood; Nadine Jones, Maitland. Birtha Mr. and Mrs. James D. Durbin, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Kaith Lillie, Ban­ ford, a girl, Dbckargea Earl V. Tuner, Flora Wins* gard, Herman Guntar, Donald Young, Blanche Roggeveen, Patrick Taylor, Barbara VonDelltn and baby bey, Patricia Ann Bell end baby boy, Shirlay Applegate and baby girl, Jean Uhl and baby girl, Joyce Ceraeolia and baby girl, San­ ford; Nathan Bjobtom, Lake Mary; Clement Polidore, Longwood. * - * ,.•.** « » • . • ■" a* , , 7-Year-Old's Driving Lesson Ends In Tragedy Development Commission -«f- — * "The car started drifting forward," tald police S fL Ro­ bert Frost. “ Brook* told, the boy to put on the brakes, but be apparently mined and hit the ga* pedal . . . the car jurt ■hot forward." Brooks lunged to push Deb­ bie out of the way, according to witnesses, but the car struck both of them. "I down," said Robert Collins, 19, who was flying model airplanes nearby. "The right front wheel patted over the man and then the rear wheel almost did too, but It rocked back. The car knocked the little girl- out of the way." Cotllnr said the boy jump­ ed out of the car and "just looked down at the man like he didn't know what to do . . sew the car run him then be ran over to the girt who was crying." He tald the boy was slender with black hair sod was wear­ ing Bermuda shorts and a rag­ ged T-shirt Mrs. Brooks ran to the car, jumped Into the driver's aeat and tried to get the vehicle off her husband's body with no success. Then the grabbed the boy and the couple's other two children away from tha ■pot. |U|■ m «a , m n ifo orB ^v «na Lrunout. lid - m ia a f B 3 -J iJL U Tim new King ef Ike Jrn, though only on Infant and kill him — end ha called kb n tR M ll (IM IMS to Ah Hethought, not real­ ising that Christ's Kingdom b not of this world. ;w # d iM - * 4MLi---- m. ___j* jl!_ nwi tut iws child and destroy Mm." "But i mere baby. Sire," sold a enwf copra!■. r srdtrad ST. FR ANC IS W EE PING , attributed to tha 16th century Italian painter Danielle Creape, wan given to the Rlngling state A rt Museum in1362, by the CastigUone and Conaonnl families, o f West Palm Beach. I t is one o f the works o f art to be featured In tl\,e Rlngling Museums Acquisitions, 105-1-64 exhibition which opens at 0 a.m. Dec. 30 In Gallery 21., Military Briefing Set \A mail or bring this coupon For 100 Legislators More than 100 tlaie legistatori arc expected to attend a military briefing session in Orltndo Feb. 19-20, the Flor­ ida Stale Chamber’! military affair* committee announced. The briefing, which will strew (he importance and im­ pact of military apcndlng on the state'a economy, will be sponsored by the State Cham­ ber in cooperation with the National Aeronautic! an d S p a c e Administration, the Stale Department and U. S. Department of Defense, ac­ cording to J. K. Galloway, of Winter Park, chairman of the military affair* committee. Commander* of military in­ stallations from Key West to Pensacola will participate In the briefing session, Galloway said. The theme of the meeting is “ Florida and (Jur National De­ lonse." Purports of Ihe Iwo-day A L History BOSTON (U P I)—The Boston Bed Sox will make American League history when they open their lSds Fenway Park schedule on Easter Saturday, April IT, marking the first scheduled Saturday opener In the history of the league. The Bed Sox' opposition will be the Baltimore Oriole*. MARSEILLES, Franc* (U P I) — Don Schollander of Lake Oswego. Ore., winner o f four gold medals in Ihe 1004 Ulyuipk*.. wuu Aha .a&uuak Christmas C u p 140-meter ewimmtng race In 1:37.2. briefing it to acquaint mem­ ber* of the legislature and state officials with the needs of the military. A recently completed aurvey of members of the legis­ lature indicate! a high degree of Interest In participating in the unique program, Galloway said. "The primary purpose of thla briefing la to demonstrate to legislators and high ’ slate officials the important role the military plays in Florida's economic atructure and the need for continuing coopera­ tion between the military and the state government,” Gallo­ way said. and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your- door Betty Jo James Service Sunday Memorial service* for Mr*. Betty Jo James, 42, Ft. Laud­ erdale, who died Thursday, were held Sunday at Flrat Christian Church of WiltonManor at Fort Lauderdale. Mrs. James, sister of Mr*. Michael Ceolo, of Sanford, had numerous friends In Ihls city and had visited here frequent­ ly. She had been an employe In the Broward County tax assessor'a office for the past IS years. She waa born to Wichita Falla, Tex. ' Survivors, other than Alra. Caolo, are a ton. Thomas James, a ' student at Stetson University; mother, Mr*, Bet­ ty Ann Williams; father, Jack li.J41UUuu. erdale, and a slater, Mr*. 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In fact, the outcome is not at all sure. . The ever-widening gap between rich and poor nations poses a grave danger to free enterprise and world financial stability, as well as to world peace. That is the eonsenus o f 175 busi­ ness leaders from 58 countries re­ cently surveyed by the National In­ dustrial Conference Board, a busi­ nessmen’s research organization. The gap is widening because the poor nations, the traditional suppli ers of raw mutcrinls who are just be­ ginning to industrialize, must still import more from the advanced na­ tions than they sell to them. The challenge is somehow to re­ verse this flow o f wealth and bring it into balance. This means more than helping the. underdeveloped na­ tions build factories and learn in­ dustrial skills. It means providing a market for the goods that these fac­ tories and skills produce. "A id alone cannot bridge the eco­ nomic gap,” says G. Clark Thomp­ son, vice president o f the conference board. "A id is no substitute for in­ creased trade.” The problem is that allowing the free inflow o f manufaefured products into the developed countries may un­ dercut markets there. But ns one Bri­ tish executive put it, that is the price that must be paid if the standard of living o f the billion people in the have-not countries Is to improve. "The consequences o f preventing a rise in their standard o f living are too awful to contemplate," he re­ plied to the survey, "and this de- Z.h I / AND STILL SOARING! gree of sacrifice on the part o f the developed countries must be accept­ ed if the peace of the world is to be secured.” , All responsibility does not fall on the rich nations, however. The othera must, among other things, use efficient business methods, modern quality control, product research, keep honest bdbks and institute tax reforms and improve banking sys­ tems where needed. One suggestion was that they *ign an "international Magna Carta” pledging adherence to agreements, ivivvm vu of private » „ , v property, w f comprotection pensation in case of nntionaliJt'inn and international nrbitrationTr dis­ putes. A serious alarm has been sounded but, say* Thompson, despite bitter­ ness and concern in some parts of the world, "underneath lies n common and sincere desire to find equitable solutions." Clinic Sine* many reader! ahare Alice'* problem, pin thia Case Record over your kit* chen sink so you can put lla advice Into effect before _________________ !__________ Quotes Thought For Today And he said to him. Well done, good servant! Boca use you have been faithful in a very little, you shall have authority over ten cities.— • Luke 19:17. • • • Make no little plans. They have no magic to stir men’s blood. Make big plans; aim high in hope and work.— D. H. Burnham. See that none of you repays evil but always seek to do good to one an­ other and to all.— I Thess 5:15. • • .0wuv • To give a mnn a full knowledge of true morality, I would send him to no other book than the New Testament. — John Locke. Phil Newsom Soys Bruce. Biossat Roy Cromley Political Notebook . . The villagers were still The American Army adviser WASHINGTON (N E A ) — Recently I was in the neigh­ for the Fourth Corps Arm afrsid of the Viet Cong. Seme borhood of Tan I-ac village, wo* s ramrod-stiff officer —with 'sons, brothers or hus­ w h e r e Vietnamese govern­ with no taste for sloppiness. bands out with the guerrilla force* were loyal to the un­ ment forces have just deci­ "My iirrblrm," he saidr Up to now the Red Chinese name - calling which shortly though declsred by the Chin­ sively defeated a Viet Cong that toe Vietn&nivBe troop* derground. Hut there were ese to he a “ paper tiger," is ; battalion, killing Jib Red have been holding back from could begin again. want to stand in outpost* to changes. Young people were also the force declared to he Irocp*. It For the Chinese terms for reported an the guatd their hamlet*. They beginning to volunteer for th* new Kremlin leadership the choice invective which they settlement of their quarrel the greatest enemy of social- >Waviest Viet Cong loss of wait for tlie Viet Cong to militia, Some farmeis were ism and the chief barrier to lBf.4. come. Hot I'm getting them secretly giving information on used to heap upon Nikita with the Soviet* have been to­ tal surrender. And to these the lied Chinese philosophy The things I saw and heard to de.tiny those outposts and the whereabout* of the Viet Khrushchev. I , , ...... depend on aggressive pair-is C»ng terms the Soviets neither will of violent revolution, -during my .trip .to» that i»r*a “ . . .Timid as a mouse. . . According to reports, the nor can afford to agree. Koaygin paid lip service ta iauie mr io think this un" I f you're in an outpost, the great capitulationist of all ( ommunist aims in C uhi, y*yn| victory whs tin acrid*"nt. the Viet Cong can hit you Tan t.ac victory was pnssiblo Introducing the budget for time. . .betrayer of Marxism when they want. Or they ran b e c a u s e the government 19f>!), new Soviet Premier South Viet Nam and the Con­ . . ." Those wets just a few go ilut the whole tenor of his tin l*. mound you and Inf the tion|i« had fonlmuou* atcurAlexei Kosygin declared: of the epithets, hnrntel. They have the lot «'e knowledge of where the "W e want to develop our re- pn-aentation was that of -i And the Soviets replied in lationi with the United Statea technician intent upon co-ex­ vantage If you're out on pa- ' '** Cutig were, in tin at kind. , frill* you 4 ran hit them. It places I visited In South S let of America and soms steps istence and the means to By Hal Cochran "Factionalism . . . Trotsky­ have been made In thia direc­ hriug the U.S.S.R. out of lakes you off the defensive Nam, most villager* refused to tell what the Viet* were do­ ism . .infantile leftism. . .war­ tion—although they have been economic chaos. We’d all lov« it if some and thitt w half the battle, ing or where they were. In mongering, . .craving for nu­ amall ones." The struggle between Mos­ manufactuici would take the "Hut you've g t to destroy many places, number* of vil­ clear weapon*. . That alone le enough to cow and Peking is in three crack out of chewing gum. I be outposts. If the outpost* lagers spied on the govern­ The downfall of Khrushchev trigger s Red Chinese tirade. parts. all there, they cling to them " ment force* for the Red*. Some teen*a|f«r» feel that ( M a y b e — The ideological struggle brought a respite from the For the United States, althis aggiessive fur leadership of world com • j home is just a place whets tin inmg accounts for the fact W ithout this compel alum, the 1 they make and gel their phone I but the Vietnamese V'>vcrn- Viet I nog ferres 'could not mum sin. M l, 1 r e d . The differences in the re­ calls. merit foices in the Tan I.ac • • ■ 1 was talking to an Atneri lative state of their industrial battle kept pressing despite can major not far from Ian Young folks love to go development, Altam onte Sp rin g s E n te rp ria t losses. I.ac "It's push, push, push," —Traditional rivalries, in­ around in a new convertible M rs. Ritchie H i r r h Mr*. Ju lia llarto * In the same Tan I.ac neigh- be said. "IV* tell them the A JS -IJIS with the top down so ihtli cluding border claims. 448-3834 I.-nil,mu! | met the Ami n, an Reds ale certain to set up am­ (In the first of these, the friends can see who is dicing 448-4404 B ea r l.a k e -Fn rra t City head of a team of Seilbee well bushes Hut our Vietnamese Ituseiana cannot surrender it. M r*. M aryana M iles l u l l , -tv. w rkmg to bring well government troops insist on l.a li. M ary 9 9 9 without becoming a secondnJH-387N M r*. F r a n c - * W *at*r water fus the first tune to , pushing down* the road* class nation in world commun­ Mngatinet in a doctor's or 322-4219 f *-»c IW rry a bninlet where much of the straight Into an ambush. They ism. (In this point, the Chin- dentist's office are for people M rs. Jane C aw elb orry drinking water hud tn tie |won't put out sc. ills even L a k e M im m . cse deituiiid not only Die down- who arrive on lime f-u ap83S-S04I M rs. II. Ii. Juhnaun brought in by wagon at pi It ea though they agree t h e y grading of Khrushchev, but puintmvnta. 322-4721 poor far inert could nut afford should. Every time If* the Chuluuta • • , Die reinstatement of Stalinto pay I'll put In thia well, same. We talk and talk and Longwood M rs. Juan Magln It'i about long enough a f­ ismM r*. Donna Eaton these Americans and their it doe* no good. So now we'r* 3GS-S74I Tlie Chinese, far behind the ter Halloween apple-bobbing 838-3317 Vietnamese assistant, bad to leaching them to set up D c lla ry Russians in industrial develop­ time for little kids' ears to N orth O rlando lrnvi-1 dally through Viet counter trap* for the Viet M rs. Jnhn l.eono ment, demand equal sacrifices be getting dirty again, M r*. M argaret Cosby i 'ntig-ct nlrolled' territory. 6 6 8 -IS U Cong, they instinctively evade • * • of all Communist nations un­ 322-6793 the Communist Viet trap*. Though tin well was nAf yet D rltuna It s easy, girls, to look ba* W Oatffen 1 til a common level is reached finished at the time 1 was “ Sometimes ycu have to get -------- U i a . hU W ttd U i m j How f<>o]i»h you urn M in . C U it n t o E a id e t -lui-All, UiHt the Russians are and bbl*S63L 'tieie, the attitude of the pro. *t what you unit, by going 122-4841 faced by a 'grumbling popula* aa a leeh-If('rTC J<nr •* r * Iiv firTtr TH Tfffr~ir*,,fr'WW<R» urn thff rtifnrr and rrimlfig G eneva Oviedo lion at home and have more diary inmli’M fur iinU-ft around wan I.nek at thr prutilrm from a • • • . Mrs. JnAnn H ay* Mra. E v e ly n Lundy to lose III n nuclear war. hunting* from itfljtkiuri I tJiffWant angle. I Hut * why 1 349-4873 363-3160 Flushed by their recent ac­ SoRte )>eop]r isarcc thkl Tiqii*.operation. |lik« my job.*' • , 8 * quisition of a nuclear bomb, esty la the best jiulicy—for the Chineae have been even everyone else • • • less backward than usual In stating thru position on var­ A lilt la lot whit fivn in ti ious subjects lilt-room htiuar think* th* i « Due baa dealt with their are fix play. jotirna. %* * long joint border with tJie-.Sjo* • • • , j viet Union, the longeit in tho A family breakfast argu Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Mon., December 21, '64 world They have warned the mtnt fan m ily lead to #<«m» Russians they will not gtva up body getting bawled out in * s a i i l h a. (a i k l i i w , air1 1 aim arm r t s i . n u x H our inch of their territory tn man's office. r a r . v k i « L T O U a a . larowlausa - c a v e a t Musgsr • • • Sinkiang province, a province RO M ER T A L E I A M 1EH J I L U S I- I T E S STROM "YOUR ITIIENDI.V FORD HF t l l'K " A d v e r tis in g tu r o o to r not inhabited by Chineae but ratting yourself on th# ba« I Assaclats Editor MOV (iR EE IS lSANFORD, FI.A. 322-1 INI W. I*. I!11-K'JIIi by a population primarily won 't give ynu th* kind n Hsnnrr i jn n ssn a Advertising M.nagsr Uinssir-a Editor aut r r stt Moslem. push you need to go forward m Three-Pact Struggle l * > « ‘j I *. » t * Barbs Herald Area Correspondents Gil}? # a n f o r ii S jrra H i You’ll be Happier in a FORD from Strickland-Morrison, Inc. mulls v, ii.i.i a m s ■aclstf, Editor C M n sr.l A d v e rtis in g M a n ag er i A AIE M lU X N A K X t D o m ic ' * i a ri v cur Editor i t US WMUS Msnaanlcal Supl C-natr Editor Hu,mm t-E E U ■ill Mints,r W ELLS tia c g s T •left rkotograpa.r Putilished daily vio.pt Saturday. Sunday and Christmas, publlsbsd Saturday p rsed in g Christmas. • tBBCRlFTIO* RATE* Mom* Delivery II see ere 61 VMM .1 eg* et By atoll lie M ilk ■KNIROLR COUJVTX A LL OTHER MAIL |U .H t t » .r I t * * I Tear liremrsl baovfit* under Social l i t * Moalba .Seeor Hr or tnv similar pension t i l t Meatke lao run are vrultivd tu FREK I I* I Meatka ( M t Mealka lambonhip in tbs Eckard LM 1 Idea Ik I.M t Menu St or*. Senior Cltiaoa V . 9 Postal RagulaUon* provide ikat ail asail auk.cripU.a. bl Urns (Job. paid la advaava. Member, rocvivo a dr. .tic ................................................................................................................................. The MeraM la a m.Hbov at lbs Canon Prata which u va­ il tied aaaieMvaly ta tka aaa far rapabllaallaa at all tka local ■awa prlatad la lALa avwapapar. Eaiarad a a aaaaad elaaa Matter c-ctoavr It. I l l * at the Peel Crtlce et Eaalerd, Plerida. aider the A ll of C atgu ts M M arik I. HIT. I ho pari at aay aiatariai. aawa ar aasartuiag. at |kle adilloh at Tfet l a * lord Merald May ba reproduce* la aay M ia is r with­ out wrlltsa parmlaalaa at tka pabllabae of Tka Herald. Aay ladlvldaal er ftfM raapeaaible for each rapradactlaa will ha tunti,sr,d aa lafrlngiag The H .r a iis cepyrlgkt sag will ba far I t a t f R tsadar t ka law. di.roont from rofnlar tolling irico pr mannficlaror'. retail irii 1st pries on all proscription*, pharmarctnic*]*, vitamin., and moat other drag .opplloo for their own im according to oar Senior Gitlren. Schedule. Ho duct, on tMOMmanla, ns nbliaatioo. II .rna eoaiilt. fill not tho application at lb* right and bring In any Eckard Drag Bloc*. <56 At First A Palmetto (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Oirpcia • Furniture • Tile • I’ innoti * Rental Beds - iJn :. \ iJiHunmirp £ \ t a lr SANFQRQ, FLDRIDA +. . * y p p e cid i Lowest-priced 2-door FROST PROOF REFRIGERATOR from FRIGID AIRE! fl LB. TOP FBF.r.ZEW* 10 100% FROST PROOF Available In white, yellow, turquoise and Altec cupper •279“ mmm m W/T THE A L L NEW J Application for Membership In Eckerd Drug Stores FRIG ID A IR E ECO N O M Y DISH M OBILE No Plumbing Necessary Spill-Saver Top 12 Place SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB $1399L 'MEMBERSHIP CARDS HONORED I Horatio Alger w i i the moat popular author In the United Stateg d u r i n g the 10th century. It Is eitlmated that hla novels for young people sold in the neighbor­ hood of 30 million copies. Ills stories of poor boyi who rose from rigs to riches fired the imagination of millions of Impresalonable rcadcra. e ij OVER 35 YE AR S MimIcI FPD-IJTJ ! BRING THIS APPLICATION TO ANY ECKERD DRUG STORE (SORRY, NO MAIL ORDERS) • B C H im I That'* all the more reason they should enjoy life to the full since there may not be much more ahead! instead of limping along at th* 60 per cent mark re­ garding vision, hearing, and semi-soft mrnu, make sure they can again enjoy life 100%. Which means, get them new dentures (false teeth), .Also, have their eyes test­ ed at ’ once and new glasses ordered, if needed. If they now have a catar­ act, consult an eye eurgeon for immediate restoration of good vision in that blind eye. I f they have i hearing de­ fect, get them fitted with a neat modem hearing device. But try it out thoroughly, for there are various type* of dra/nrss so thr same hearing gadget does not suit every type of ear defect. And then encourage them to use their new bifocals or hearing aid or new< false teeth, for you must adapt to thes« wonderful addition* to your deficient vision, hearing or chewing. * And give your aged mother or grandmother a permanent. If they live with you, aubterihe to their hometown newspaper to keep them cur­ rent about their old neighbor­ hood. •’ mis' And be sure to take them tn church EVERY SUNDAY, for that is a superb tonic for their soul and even perks up their physiology, too! ( Always write to Dr. Crane In care of The San­ ford Herald, encloelng a * long stamped, addressed rn* elope snd 20c to cover typ­ ing and printing costa when you srnd for one of hia book­ lets.) S E B fO im COMIU.ETE SELECTION > p F .FRIGIDAIRE A P P L IA N C E S ! A B S O L U T E L Y F R E E ! M E M B E R S H I P iN T H E E C K E R D D R U G S T O R E S S E N IO R C IT IZ E N S C L U B llo week the next ! i hours passes. Never let your aged rela­ tives he shut o ff from 100% enjoyment of this Earth during their few fi­ nal years! Give them prosthetlr presents! George W, Crane, l’ h. IK, M.DCASE LMttl: Alice K., aged 38, wonders about a suitable Th* people demonstrated present for her elderly par­ they are more Intereited In ents, the 21st century than the 10th "D r. Crane," she hcifan, century. "Dad and Mother aie tn their —Sen. Kenneth B. Keating, seventies. defeated for re-election in “ And they hav* all the con­ New York, explaining the veniences, so what can I do general Republican debate, for them that would produce • the greatest enjoyment? Just as ouy country recog­ "They ate both beyond the nise! the need to pul man on usual lifespan of Americans, the distant moon, it must also so by law of averages, they recogniie the need to put men might pass away at any time. on the nearby ocean floor. "In recent yritta l have giv­ — Robert W. Morse, assistant en thrm clothing ami a TV arcretary of the Navy for set, but they have their dress­ research and development. er drawers packed full of hose, handkerchiefs, shirts, It i* regrettable that the etc. rommunitie* whete thAe OS "So I am at my wit's and. installations are located are •uddently confronted with a Dr. Crane, what else can 1 serious economic contraction give them?” . Millions of you readers without advance plana or preparation to promote alter­ might take your aged parents native employment opportu­ down to the dentist and either get new denture* for them, nities. Or have their present false —Sen George McGovern, Itteeth re-lined so they will fll S.D. and function much bettrr. For elderly folks, though He was already a legend in his profession anij will go moat generous with their down In th* history of jour­ grandchildren, will grow mis­ nalism as on* of it* command­ erly about spending a penny on their own enjoyment. ing figures. 8o they will stumble along — President Johnson, on the death of Roy Howard. 8t, with outmoded eye glassra or head of Scrippi-lloward miss much of the music, birds' songi and conversation Newspaper*. Uon't bother me; I'm Just a for lack of one of the neat modern hearing aids. beginner. Or they will forego raw veg­ — Mts, Them* Anderson, rerenlly hired Wyoming bank etables and tough meat be­ cashier, responding to ban. cause of luck of good false dit's order to hand over ths teeth. In Ihe latter case, they of­ money. ten develop secondary anemia by going on a semi-soft menu of mashed potatoes and gravy Or they dunk their doughnut or toast in coffee to soften It. So you children lor grand­ children) should take over and drive them down tn the dentist for a dental rheck-up. "Oh, but my old teeth wilt do me," they usually protest, "for 1 may not have ninny more yrnrs to use them, anywa« I" Setting Capacity AT A LL ECKERD DRUG STORES l Mr*|l M M • •* IM •♦*»••• CulMfl Orvff Cfefc • • * ...... | NtuflU — limiiil f*li*l«*«L UnHiil ■i»Kh MfflfitvU <M M M*•* •• loffffww • • m4 nMtfc.m* *»* dnei n*« •»!.««!• mg tn an# »«yl I llM yn#griU«l IMI tktf *•!•♦«» | it ittljM U •*# tkuM J M y n a m t ii................................................ .. i ’ , i A,ddf Oil • • • # • # • # « • • • • • • • • t * ^ * * * * * * * ■ I S S # (o rP lo n ) * * • ♦• * # • * • * • , i •«**••• • I J Signature. « i i *i i •« *t i •i (tttlillftllD -------~ ~ * - won *t S J G. H. HIGH APPLIANCES ------V .Y O R R F R IG ID A IR E D EALE R 1700 WEST FIRST (322-3883) SANFORD, FLA. it |k J L l. . �f * • » .1 P a rty rrs the CRESCENT Cot For The ^ New Silhouette *2-00— Shapfn* J2-'0— Shampoo & Set FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-4913 Hair Styling Sales 2201 8. Park Art, cember bride-elect of Richard Springttrad jgy, C . F Brooke .Smith *»• mied Mr*. K a x l t i at the -capable co-bostest The guests ecyiyed tradi­ tional party games sod con­ tests with prises aaarded the « timers Colorful arrangements adorned the Knowlei home depicting magnificent Christ'm n decor. The aii foot-long pine barseat refreshment table featur­ ed red selvet ribbona. lymetrieiliy placed, leading to the unique centerpiece, a large black wrought iron lantern containing a red eaadle inside with houghs of holly and rrd berries tied with a large red veliet bow. IgiMBU-- S te m p e r M is s Urt. William Stemper. moth­ er of the hcooree; X n George Wella. grandmother of the boooree; M n Douglas Stenstrom. tost of the hoc or^e aod the Mine*. Curtu Fiiher, Ray Herroo, E. A. Monforloa and J. F. Wilson. Mooforton aad J. F. Wilson. Also t h e Misses Sosas Hioseh. Merritt Philips. Vida r" *e*_—• • i • • . On Any Occasion Wrap head lettoca in alum inum foil, for longer storage MRS. W A R R E N E. KNOW LES, left, was hot. ten* recently to a pre-nuptial party honoring Mi»* Martha Stemper, popular bride-elect o f Richard Springitead. With Mr*. Knowles from the left Are Mr*. C. F. Brooke Smith, co-hos­ tess, Miss Stemper and her mother, Mrs. W il­ liam Stemper. Decorator Tape Recorders Enhance Home Furnishings If you'vt been putting o ff purrhaeing a taps recorder becauae the design might up•et your decor, perhaps this is the time to choose. One leading manufacturer; now offert recorder* In decor• lor-ityled model* to enhance home furnishing*. For thoia preferring the conventional recorder, (here are itylea in nalnut and teakwood cases with rich brown tents and bruihed gold panel­ ing which lend taiteful ele­ gance to any decor. Theio recorders provide four-track quality itereo and D E P A R T M E N T STO R E WE GIVE TOP V A LU E STAMPS OPEN EVERY NIGHT T I L 9 P M SH E W IL L ANY (pbfUXh&Ai Smart Gift Choice Place a piece of wax paper on clotheslines so heavily starched items will not stick. Robes Hats Dresses Skirts Sweaters Lingerie Coats Shoes K E L L E T T ’S Pretty Handbag Line the oven broiler pao with aluminum foil to avoid a messy cleanup job. Gift Suggestions for the LADIES. GORDON OF • IrOVE - monaimal_ucatd and play­ back feature!. They also boaat leparated, detachabla wing ipeaVers which awing on binV ge» to cover the front of the machine, -lock for eaiy port­ ability and hide the tape rceli and controls. Other new unit* which add contrail to room's decor ‘are the lateil models in a series of automatic tap* recorder*. Encased in handsome wal­ nut and teak wood cabinets they feature their own pow­ erful amplifiers, separata bookshelf or wall speakers. YOUR THE GIFT Handbags come in a hand\some selection of teiture*. color* and stylet this season. They’re calculated to satisfy the taste of the most discrim­ inating woman. A smart gift choice, prac­ tical for every-day uae. is a pouch, tote or satchel in grain­ ed, brushed, waxy or antiqued leather. New roomy leather handbags in deep rich colors or neutral tones accessorise perfectly with daytime appareL Getting ••organised’’ la al­ ways a favorite delay lactic before going out for the eve­ ning. If she is prone to stqrt searching for misaing eye­ glasses while you're patient­ ly waiting surprise her this Christmas with a handsotna set of matching leather purse •‘orgsniters.** In s m o o t h , grained or lustre leather, .these wallets, French purses, ksy-cases and eye glass cases are available in a-wide variety of colors and are both prvtty and practical. For fashionable assets to dressy !ate-day costumes, a leather envelope orclutch wilt find favor with the lady on your list. C H A N T ILLY SET DUSTING POWDER and SPRAY COLOGNE »<1.00 AND UP HWY. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD P H O N E 322-7913 FREE DELIVERY ON A L L MERCHANDISE OUR DELIVERY CAR IS AS NEAR AS YOUR TELEPHONE LAST MINUTE SHOPPERS A L L GIFT WRAP A LL CHRISTMAS CARDS PROCTOR STEAM & DRY Headquarters For Christmas Ideals Books And Gifts Galore IRONS . . . FOSTORIA STEAM & DRY IRONS 3 SPEED PORTABLE M IXER ELECTRIC r OPEN 1 EVERYNITE l 'TIL | CORN POPPER HAT BOX HAIR DRYERS DELUXE HAIR DRYERS OF F O L L O W IN G ” PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER A y ) Mr». W irrrs E., Knowlei an bovlru lilt Tharxfxy evening at her ipariotu home oa Ea»t 24th Street to a prasuptial party honoring M iu H o n o rs .....................; AND POWER MANICURE ACC. KIT CULTURED PEARLS have new face.* thin sea­ son. This fashionable choker is niadc of black cultured jiearls, one of several colors now avail­ able. A new trend is to wear two earrings on one ear— a conversation piece for gala occasions. T V TABLES Gifts - Cards • Books 210 E. First St. KITCHEN ANII BAR STOOLS COLOR W HEEL WITH BULB • “ARPEGE" OR “MY BIN" DUSTING POWDER AND SPRAY COLOGNE VISIT OUR TOYLAND NT.XT TO MAIN SPO TLIG H TS . LANVIN . GRUEN — WALTHAM — HELBROS LADIES’ OR M EN’S I W ATCHES AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR . Jk U U LL.Q X r u n CHECK, OLIB STREET i . . . TRANSISTORS Op*i Evening• Until • RADIO EXTENSION • CH A N EL SPEAKERS .. NO. 5 OR NO. 22 SETS FROM fg-50 UP COMPLETE SELECTION STUFFED AN IM ALS • Tues., Dec. 22— 3-5 and 7:30-10:30 Wed., Dec. 23— 3-5 and 7:30-10:30 Thurs., Dec. 24— 1 p.m. - 5 p.m CORDAY’S "FAME," TOUJOUR8 MOI," “POSSESSION" SK.00 AND UP • « 4 (Mother — get the kids out of the housd while you mske • those Ust minute preparations skat* 1-5 p.m. for 50c plus tax) ARDEN’S "MEMOIRE CHERIE' DUSTING POWDER AND BATH OIL 10.50 AND UP T I • DANA “AMBUSH," ‘TABU, “20 CARAT" SR.00 SETS CH RISTM A S PARTY Friday, Dec. 25 — W e ’re Open MONDAY, DEC. 21st 3-5 AND 7:30-10:30 FU N FOR A L L ! A GIFT FOR A L L ! New Year’s Eve BRING YOUR OWN SKATE BOARD A N D ENJOY SURFING ON* W HEELS! WED„ DEC. 23 — 10 A.M. - 12 NOON CHECK FOR OTHER SESSIONS. PHONE 322-9353 OR 322-9277 DOWNTOWN SANFORD $1.99 ti W A LKIN G D O LL ZIPPEE SKATES CHRISTM AS RECORDS 77c .METAL BOXED — 5 LB, FR U IT C A K E COMPLETE LINE OF COSMETICS AND SETS — REVLON — DANA — COTY CARA NOME — KVENING-IN-PARIS FREE! FREE! FREE! NON-ALCOHOLIC EGG NOG AND FRUIT CAKE W H ILE YOU SHOPI S U N D A Y S H O P P IN G H O U R S 12:30 T IL L 9:30 P.M . (NO STEEL W H EELS) Electric Razor Headquarters S U N B E A M E L E C T R IC R A Z O R T H E PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN* COR. 1»L ft MAGNOLIA . HOLLINGSWORTH— PAKGBURNS—NORRIS SK A TE BOARD SESSIONS 3:00 • 5:00 SKATING A DANCING 7:30 • 1:00 J .! ! ! NOISEMAKERS, HATS. A N D A L L THE MERRYMAKING! . - i - . C H R IS T M A S C A N D IE S REXALL DRUG STORE PHONE 322-24U ONORA ROAD — OFF 17-92 / . FORD P LA ZA S P E C IA L ! * 1 3 8S �. 8PSf franforb I ■ + . Wrralb. Dec. 21, 1961— Pape 3-A Bethel Methodist Church ( Wedding (town of \jouquet tn f- | whltS roses nnd*‘ thaelonop*ii was the scene of a wedding «rrkd a cresent bouquet of |fet* snd rc-cmbroldere.d Alen on Decembr It* at -1:30 p.m. when Miss Barbara Genevieve King became the bride of A r­ thur Leonard Guerry. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. James Lawrence King, Jr. of Rcthune and the late Mr. King and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs Chester Ar­ thur Guerry of Columbia and former residents of Sanford., Reverend Oscar F. Smith, minister of the bride, perTonned the double ring cere­ mony. Mrs. C. M. Graham ifhd Mrs. Oscar K. Smith, organ­ ists. presented a program of wedding music. Mrs. John Charles Hoy of Atlanta. Geor­ gia. soloist, sang “ Entreat Me Not" and th« “ Wedding l’ niy- .SHEER B E AU TY M AKES ID E A L Yuletide g ift— A sure-fire .solution to nny gift problem r.tbnt concerns girls over 10 is to fill « festive box full o f sheer senmless stockings in the new Fair Lndv shade*. One manufacturer has de­ signed a Currier and Ives winter scene package to give holiday atmosphere to a box of hosiery goodies. ' The bride, escorted to alter by her grandfather given in marriage by mother, was rad bint in the and her her SANFOHD FI.OW EIt SHOP Cor. E. 1st A Sanford Ave. 312-1*22 322-8152 The Best Dressed Countess Elevated To Hall O f Fame NEW YORK turn Those annual best dressed lists serve one healthy purpose — they stimulate fashion. But they al«o skip a lot of the deserv­ ing, says one wnmkn Turned so often to the lists ahe final­ ly was elevated to a hall of fame and taken out ot the run­ ning. Aline Griffith, the Countess of Qulntmilla of Madrid, so sums up the annual salute to style. "There are thousands ot women who arc very elegant and eligible for the list," said the brunette beauty from Pearl River, N. Y , who mar­ ried Spanish nobility shortly alter World W ar II. She had been sent to .Spain on a inislion (or the U. S. Office oi Special Sen ires (OSS). ' They’re )u*1 (ar Irom the .scene and so are never seen,” said the countess. Give Of Yourself Welcome Gift For Every Occasion The only gift that can put, to lire present and to the fu us in a onatre s hiark el \ ii Hie gi.'t of riur.w-lsei, oi our , , tuilurnl rc-'Mirer tinir and tnr elfnrl After all, i ids- needs the any hour or In day is a- prcc i tli/i'H inus In us as In the wealthiest mill m the amid. THE SAK E PTA REST HOME will have a joyous Christmas for time to come with this useful and much needed water cooler presented to them by the NAS Officers Wives Club, with some of the proceeds from the recent "Treasure Hunt” with Ruby Condei as chairman. Salesman Jack Wiggins points out the quality features to Eve Itngern, renter president of NAS Officers Wives riulr and Sylvia Pickering, Charily Chairman of ■ Florentine neckline with lotift tapered sleeves ending in points over the hand. She wore • cresent shaped breach of diamonds and pearls worn by her maternal grand­ mother on her 'wedding day. The semi-bell skirt featured a princess panel of Alencon lace embroidered with pearls cascading down the entire front. The sides and back fell Into a wide sweeping chapel train appliqued with Alencon lace motifs Her fingertip veil of imported bridal-illusion fell from a erown of seed pearls and Austrian crystals, and sho orchids. list, compiled from ballots circulated largely through the fashion world, is due In early Acme Cowboy & Cowgirl Hoots January. Her husband was glad to see her '.‘retired,” she smiled, be­ cause the clothing hill would tie less. The countess said most of her clothes are designed byPedro Rodrigues of Madrid.. Mie does not cater to . Paris | labels. u v o r d im ; t o s iz e QuGiyA Shoe Store DOW NTOW N SANFORD EC K E R O J? ru q S to re s . “ I find the list more of a symbol, to encourage women ail user the world to fashion. The woman cited have to live op to it, but I think tills is a healthy tiling—to keep them on their toes.” In l!M2, the Countess was loosed on up to hall ol fame alongside such Itest dressed perennials as the Duehess of Windsor Mrs William Raley and Prims ** Grace ol Mona­ co, to lease spare for nesv lures T ile newest in te rn a tio n a l owe. Year's Watches Masterpieces E 'ery man prlroi Ids watch and there's no doubt a mala W ES SAYS: T » « » the night before Christmas And all through the house Not a creature was stirring, Not even a mouse. All t h e clothing W a s rlean And put neatly -away. And Moju was sure glad that Sin: went to WKS-KAV. CLEANER A CHEAPER. It'a lis t ! .’ ’ With Ilie money she sated jin houglit presents for — yon. 5,> tell your Mom and Dad To wash at WES-KAY And save money far ' presents For your Christmas Day Healed And Air Conditioned Lounge : W ASIIK TK H IA *010 French A »e„ Sanford hearl will bent fattier Christmas at the new eat dr algos available at your jew­ elry store. Th<s year's watch­ es are masterpieces In pre­ cision as well as hundtntnc ateessorie* that give him thu attractivs and more success fill look hr wants, says the Jewelry Industry Counrtl There's evidently a style to suit every taste and persun- ■wter ■completely •T-r-*»«*e--msn- -Herbert Hsswr While time la precious to all of us, the man of the house t*"pattfruI ar I*- eonacfo tis of Us importance. A quality, jeweled-lever watch* therefore. Is his best assurance for get­ ting anywhere on lime, lie cause he looks at hit watch many times a day, an accur­ ate timepiece ia n much w ant­ ed gift — especially at Christ­ mas when the sentiment of the giver makes the gift that much more meaningful. The new watchea ore aleck, thin. surprise • ■■ % ■ it, i , ■ ■ h j Iff LAD IES' F LA N N E L Is is* Css4 Hiiukttplsf Tsm-r tn Km Msttugt lest, lltfM I* Sill heals* fitnc ■ it I HE :| iw 1 rlnTi*' * ; ■■ 1■ • 1 I a .a -. j ? M \ • I \p • • • 1 ' y ~ Q jf f i $ I i ‘ fs* ' U , . *_ ’ ■ v v 11 £ J y / ia / u ia / / a / / . SPINSMOOTH SNUG &W ARM shirts of Belfast" cotton wash and dry "ready-to-wear" * 2 " and $3 5° Open 'HI 9 p.m. Til Chriatmaa FOR APPO IN TM E N T C A L L 322-5697 IV pttnctD m*V $7.98 SILVERI’ LATE 11V — INTERNATIO NAL IN DOWNTOWN SANFORD EVELYN'S B E A U TY SALON KADER JEW ELERS IN'M ONTEZUM A HOTEL 112 S. PARK A Y E 3rd A M AG NO LIA PERTUUE• COLOGNE• SPRATCOLOGNE• OUSTINGPOWDER•SOAP• fERflM MIST• HISTCONCENTRATE ■ ftRfUUE • <3X0It >1140• COLOGNE• *240to>1040 E- M if :____ if |T1 *■ . * * Ir 1’ III �. -ft t-J . r. a M M M M M w iW R i ~\ ' * •f m Wit •inlurB WrrelB Page 4-A— Dec. 21, 1964 ---- * - ■* r i ~ Game Formats Vary^To Delight A ny A ge Group • $ ' •‘I ' looking (or a new gift game (or a member o( your family or for your apeelal friend? An Intriguing (election of gamoi for every «ge level ein be found thU Yule leason at your local store. •'1 Emphaili on iklU, action and fantasy represent a significant t-end In the variety of game formats certain to eacite the light-hearted as well as the young-at-heart. One game helpful In thawing , the Ice at a party some winter eve Is as lively as its name "Time Bomb." Object of play Is to loss the "bomb", an In fcrnal machine complete with clicking timer, and to avoid be tng caught when It goes boom (but docs not disintegrate). Other laugh provoking, ac lion games ate "Hollow Head1 and "Bobbin Noggin." The for mer resemble* a set of horns and appears to prove that the pls)er has a hole In his head as a gyrating marble appcara to pfis through the lip of one bom to the other. The "Bobbin Noggin” requires fast thlnklfil is well as skill In Wder^fo manipulate a hat squarely on a bead. Although the hat has msgnetijc attraction to the head, It la a challenging feat of coordination to rest It squarely CD the old ‘noggin.’ In contrast to the fast action line of gsmei la a contingent of educational challengers baa ed on facility *wilh words and ability to marihal up general information. Keyed to the prl niary grade level is "Eiluca tlonal Password, an exercise In words for the fun lovtrvg is well as for the young student. Most challenging lo the older lira ini’ In the family la "Alumni Fun" where playera are questioned about every­ thing from literature to science If you enjoy family get-to gethera, you'll appreciate “ Miss­ ing Links" comparable to the oldtime parlor pastime of read­ ing aloud. Other new parlor games, Include “ Chit Chat" and "Let's Make a Deal." Boys will enjoy the rigorous games of skill dealing with military adve-nlurea. Whether B'a World Wat I or the War of 1*12, the IJttlest General can he kept busy many a Saturday] morning planning a multitude of strategic maneuveri. •'Broadside " a very popular game. Is keyed to the naval conflicts of 1812, while "Dog­ fight," an air-strategy game, relates to 1DM. TASTY NEW YOBK (U P I)- In Its Ct year history, s major Ice manufacturer has cream m a d e or laboratory-tested mors than 5.000 flavor combinstjons of lea cream on a stick. "'Flavors that succeeded In­ clude baked Alaska, strawberry abort cuke, and choco­ late candy bars coated with Ice cream. The biggest flop In flavors was chile eon tim e. Also rejectad: kumquat, lic­ orice and prune* flavors. All d ’>(. Green Stomp Redemption Stores Will Remain Open Until 9 P.M. CRISP FLORIDA PASCAL R E G U L A R S IZ E Mondoy-T ueidey* Wednesday December 21*22-23 For your Shopplnf Convenience C E L E R Y [m 24 R O T T L E CASE $|29 BEER 12 o z . 79 R ETV RN A R LE U O TTLES CTN . lb. bag 39' for 59' UV 29' Flllibitr* S er IM Biscuits .......... 4 - 2 .3 * Pillibury Crescent v Dinner R o lls.......*3 29* Pepperfdge Farm* Plus Deposit 39' eta. -VS Cream Cheese Sweet Juicy D'Anjeu Pears................ 10 * STUFFING E-o s. pkg. regular combread 29' 31' pe r fe c t ron SALADS & SANOWIClirS KRAFT'S MAY'NAISE TURKEYS 16 Ib . And Over 10-16 Pound* 3 9 * W Sanford, ( R*«*»rlb* r r a »inH M Green 20 . v v o- ■ . > * ■ / . ■ ALL STORES WILL CLOSE AT 6 P. MJTHyRSDAY, CHRISTMAS EVE Ptrainlum LoorI Sn Rla-ita lei r i p l r r i Thure., Drc. 21, IMI lOOOOOOOOirPOOOOQQQO I O O foW u Y 'W IO O Green Stam ps Sj •4A Al§ * * ** Swift's Franks T g» « © * ' i Frtih, .. lb I 2-01. . ph.- 49' Of OCIAN SPRAY _ _ r WHOLI OR JILLIID ;.y w i G reen Stam ps Ait tougoo »4 ganthete «4 w Slenderd Deefyle m Hoc plM (4R 99' U lM li;P H A S r ib. < orisoooRMONi i Wtlrkude's Feuuler Grape Drink............ . 3 4 9 C|b6 9 e 5 9 e I 4JIM M 2M 5J1M S s w im r r im iu m for stuffino ROLL SAUSAGI per Ib. 49c iMuirw tk*,.. p*«. as. teas) . QM.OOAOQPggQPPOQfifl: M U I mm dry. M ill* kelr oTOW H OW _ Jj| O re .n sWC^M4 ta m p * i l l OMNI HIRMAMT ORAHGI RAND SMOKID SAUJAGI par Ib. 69c rn IBM u eaa. K Drua Sto res e mm 4fc* 0# Cocktail...... Select O lives....... Fer Creamy HeHdey Fl,i »1 Ruarie laired Crabapplet ........ " Z 49* Lima Beans WMk Celery, Rlrd's lye Green P eas.. A t- Llkky’e Pumpkin............. Mertuu's fu«ehlu u» Souffle........ 303 can 1 9 12-ox. can t 2 303 cans i c 3 9 < c 3 9 < qh can 7 9 c 29* J ' • . . . 3 qt* * 1 . earn FRICIS ARI ■FFICTIVI MON., TUU.. WIO. THURS. OIC. 21. Apple R ings..................29* Uudeuy Rise 3 ‘g: 99* 3 ‘r . 22. 2J, 24, 1964 Fer Your Holiday F.urt, Rurtle Croutettes.......................Z frozen food* tell . ren 101 rent corrn ... AU GRINOh oilicious 35* MAXWELL HOUSE 29' *ati 29' am I -M il | P K A S I m u, ••HUrHSM S Of IS OOOHMliHI 2*>i • M' 39' 101 eun 25' W H E R E SH O P P IN G IS A P LEA SU R E Bird's lye Frusuu Frusk Broccoli Spears to .. 2 9 4 Bird's lye Fiee«k-&W leuth's Frenu M , Perch Steaks........ ’,2. 49' OMm ’s Family Hue Fish Sticks......... " Z 59* Mr*. Paul'l Mluleture / UiBlM M Pl S W IFT 'S P R E M IU M P R O TEN G O V T IN S P E C T E D H E A V Y W E S T E R N B EEF S A L E Green Beans... 4 Deviled Crab l s i '1 * 95< Aluminum W rap............,.ii 65* SruuHer't Frusee Seiuuek m m Peaches .......... *1% Kelluee's Herb leurened Creulen* Mince Pies... JW Ou ereen S ta m p s Ate usd i*dee, «A Arye Spired 4»cam Sweet Potatoes.............. «*« 29 leu-Ses1Frenu Shrluip tflmalrta TTi wr*-, » * « . .14, 1M 4) . . . . . n I -r H a lv e s D r in k Stuffed T u rkey «>•49* . 4 W clchadc's Delicious Apple-Grape S W IF T 'S P R E M IU M G O V 'T IN S P E C T E D SH IPPED Q U IC K F R O Z E N E V IS C . (8-14 LB . A VG .) 34. t M « l • E g g -N o g . • . . WltH FLHIMAMS Ducklings, Capons, Geese * i G re e n P e a s 2 S H IP P E D Q U IC K F R O Z E N I V I S C . ____ | iim a m 69' For Your Holiday Parties! Borden's S W IFT 'S P R E M IU M G O V T IN S P EC T ED Stam ps « t All IU U . m4 6-»le . |«l 46-or. ca n t u Green Giant Garden 2 ^ 2 9 < Cerellne m Jjf G reen Hard Sauce , C o rn SAUCE M 39' Fresh Oysters IISiQflPQafLggOmUUUHUMU; '- ‘V 'r Green Giant Golden N iblctt j /CRANBERRY 39' |Vk-e« phpi. Beef Or Ham ... 14- 1N41 Braunschweiger m 59' Gratia 6 BlacliwtN P e a r Copaland'i Stick Styla o fl-av. • ««s FCrP Bartlett r Teruev’, Tatty Chipped M-o*. bot. 98c 36-ct. bot. 69c __m . m k . sesw Plum Pudding J u ic e Flitirful Sliced Bologna m L I S T I R I N I A N T IS E P T IC TKwri-u Do< Ooin 5 llarkvall lb. • on " « Libby's Flovorful Tomato Sw ift’d Premium Canned Ham f> Ihn. 82.99 Ii i »i *m 4 5 end *■<*»“ wc l IM 11 t r s * **•* W I M I l-uHroasis or 10 lbs. Stam ps *iA Ala __ -■ * « 3 9 t Under 4 3 ' lb . Treasure Isle PAD Shrimp 10-os. pkg. 98c ECKERD Sour Cream ...... , . . Apples............... 4 • j’ _* Borden'* Crromr Crlip Red York Jfli GU Pre e n S ta m p e d AT* eapae m4 i n t m «h 0 Buoy ue a skssu p iu — ks I I aeiuuiee you're ell through. Ermr-fvuuL See. No rtk-u l, ue .U m tseM uea, Z 29* Cream Cheeses 2 ‘ n i ’SCH R A V E R !A N — body lute limp kair K reB ’i Ai»erted Whiaued ■ reekitono'i TetC* .OOM M JIM M M J! •mtae ells euaritk eud build 43* Cheese Spread T A N G E R IN E S each (•NPIPM T h « r * . Hides g ra ;, blend, I s etreuk* — sray and other Mrreka m b s la dlMppuar es your heir lakes au a (rink young leek , S’ 79* Sharp Cheddar W li-Fride Shore Chodder SW IKT FLORIDA ZIPPER.SKINNED L I M I T t W IT H 55.00 O H D E It 2-lb. baa 89c eud lee B u y i ksuiysse destroy , 9 sta lk Ploa Deposit VALLIY FROST WHOLI STRAWHR HIIS Cute rid of dull, faded tudr — Mi ealr brings keck your nat­ ural color but rueluree ike life - VUIt Mir drlry iiMrt»i«r fee • hiHHflirt'"* verlety el eheeree, dips end •.reeds . . . Including Im.erted Denlrh ■lev, Inserted Iwln, Frenrh Rugeetert. * domestic mild eng cured lilch, end moor ethers « • • H e * York Stele IX C E D R IN T A B L E T S To Solve Your Hair Problems C p s >trust • dairy specials • • down produce lane • ^ 49' •ue (bone-in) ** Hwy. 17*92 and _ P o t R o a s t , ** Price* In This Ad Good At: /. * - g »> 5 9 ( Onora Dr., Sanford t Seminole Plain* G r ' u n d B e e f >b 4 9 ' Casselberry % V 'a �* \ \ ♦ ^ . . r* ~ t , ■. / A PRACTICAL HINT Festive Board Sparks Yule Gaiety SOUTHSIDE SCHOOL recently enjoyed tbe annual Christman program with the entire school participating in the spectacular production. Among those appearinp in the cast were two sets of twins. Judy and. Debbie Temple are pictured at the left and Joyce and Jerry Carnes at the right. les. ’ also far from relatives table in festive fashion and Itv Katr Sherwood Newspaper Enterprise Assn. and children, and one widow. arrange ahead for an ex­ No one need feel lonely—all it change o f little gifts. One myth that should be takes is a simple gesture of inOne divorcee who lives overhauled and updated is vititinll |o one'* home,. the one that pictures a holi­ alone "(voids the stldown Instead of Christmas dinner; day dinner as a riotous family Christmas dinner and plans, perhaps Christmas eve sup­ affair with tiny tots and be­ instead, atChrislmas afternoon per, preceding a church ser­ nign grandparents gathered vice, Or plan for Christmas open house for neighbors, around the groaning board. day after the morning service. young and old. This gives her Sure, there will always be the Incentive to deck her home a certain number of families Even for four people, set the who can make this picture come true—close-knit families who live within easy reach of one another. But 1 suspect for many more of us this myth should be sternly treated. The other day for example, my neighbor dow n the block who ,with. her semlretired husband lives r»n. a pleasant little home remark­ ed that • Christmas is just an­ other day for us now that « « live so far from our children. Wc can't go East and they can't come West so it doesn’t seem worthwhile to plan any­ thing (or the holidays. Up­ sides, to cook a turkey for tho two of us would be silly." I base heard similar com­ ments from other friends — retired couples, widows, wid­ ow ess, divorcees. And it sad­ dens me. A S M A LL HUT V E R Y FESTIVE table for Christmas is a time for Christman dinner or supper is a sophistiented joyful celebration of a mirac­ combination o f lime green tablecloth with shock­ ulous event. It s something to ing pink satin streamers under white place mats celebrate with other people, cut front, thin latex foam. Mats are shaped like whether family or friends or ornaments and brightened with white plates and strangers As I pointed out to fjold lace paper doilies. Tall tapers and pine my neighbor, within our area Impyhs and tree ornaments make the centershe has nodding acquaintance piece. with two other retired' coup­ j Y o u ’r e S a n ta IKSTIVE Hum duff is an easily made holiday dessert. Combine 2 nips of canned -apple sauce’ with '• cup of sugar, 1 teaspoon of rum extract. 1 tablespoon of grated orange rind ami 2 cups of broken ginger snaps. Stir to mix well. Chill. Just before serving, fold in 's cup of heavy cream, whip­ ped Sprinkle with chopped nrtls. Serves 6 8. T h is Y e a r , GIVE CASH 'F o r C h r is t m a s ! THE JUST-RIGHT GIFT ' FOR EVERYONE!— You’ll please your friends and >V* delight your family. y? ^ P IP E YELLO W E 'L L B E G L A D TO H ELP YOU PLAY S A N T A W IT H C A S H ! Our Holiday Money Service is quick, and convenient. loans «oo up ( j j ) ™ G .A .C . F I N A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N -ISNSOIO- 111 W en first Street, j . . ...................................Tolephora 322 3743 — ~ — Q>lAMIlft.----428 North Oronge Avenue ...................... Telephone 424-JftOS ______ 401 West Centml Boultvord...................... Ta ephone 4:3 (<49J 1243 East Colonial Drive..................................-Telechont 425-?o4| ' * * * •>' LOANS M A P I T o T liT D t N f l~ 6 r A l t N IA R T T fo W N B ‘Dxuq. S to v& l Gilts for the Ladfes . from DOROTHY GRAY . Is She Gay and Intriguing? Give Her.., DOROTHY CRAY lllllST .il \ s & ’ 1{ou ’CL J o o c to S^op. If the Christmas rush is getting you down— don’t fret! Your nearby Eckerd Drug Store has the right gift for every member of the family— and at the right price tool " .t K A Y W O O D IE F ig u r in e F r a g r a n c e Set B O LE S A L E ! Intlnr Stock-—Alt Shops** and ■•-1 Rot) A 95 *»72 x> • R iiy . < >)A3 3 50 <iL . Roy b 95 Rey. 2 50 1188 1 1• Rey. 3 95 r)97 < tL • R .y 7 95 5” 97 5’.’ Rey 2 95 * 122 i- • R«y. 5 95 l 47 ‘t o Reg. 8 95 6? 72 SALE PRICES GOOD THRU THURS. Reg. 10 95 8” Reg. 10 00 149 / • There it still time to take advantage of the hundreds of Pre-Christmas Specials at your Eckerd Druq Stores — You’ll find a complete line of tho world's finest Cosmetics, Toiletries, Cameras, Appliances, Toys and Fishing Outfits, etc-— tor every member of the family! Give HIM a B ea u tifu lly |u< k.i^cd *cr includes Cologne and I l.m J I -ofion. A 1st) available In N o s c p iy and WhltC IJfelC, Give HFH a IsShe Mysterious? Give Her... nOHOl IIY GRAY S T N M 'l l S N I F F S S P E C I A L C I F T S — A n e a rls w h if f •<( <*h lin t m as in u tip - tiff In w hut .n in s id e tin se le d and bet dil»>ni d pn< kujrr-. A w o m a n t " w o m a n h'lft ( (tu p le f t ) <if lip s tic k in |>ejfe< t fo r a Im ltdiiv sill, k in g T f f t t w o w n m u ltic o lo re d b ro cad e tote, th e li|>stn k is 1 1 • new ••*1*'t1m i ■ •I••i fo rm u la tio n . M e n m v in le , th is yo u n g m ull (to p t i i " ' ) d u e . n't i|in ti k n m i w h a t to flu w i t h t h a t k iss imt S o u p y S u m j m e * lorn u i i ’til t > In nd to r th e sh o w e rs. A D io rliltg fo r his d a r lin g , n ie in iu bile. n ifiie s m ptetfv uni ((bottom left I to decorate her dresser while not in ii -«• lb- .............. . M ing Dynasty Cologne 2 ONLY S ^ 5 0 ¥ t tm men. F ill tmirh bar p ly i tax T h is subtle but rx u tin g fragrance t f s c k ln t ) 1*9 l f t V « l i n * u io n ics in *n exquisite by Lo d y — lo f lf , C Io »• r a c t io n la t ln im o o t f c — fu lly fa r lovely on her fa r liq t dressing table. o d ju ir o b la u n d e ra rm * * • — I h a ’ ll iM l V (Tystald lkc bottle *u R e m in g t o n ih a * in i| * n |o y 'Vouch Her Holidays with M agic... <jlH the whole yoar *fM im iM IXJItOTMV GRAY th ro u g h Batli GtJM^fipsulc Wand Isn't your face worth the luxury of a NEWREMINGTON’ 25 SHAVER HOLIDAY SPECIAL COM PARE TH IS P R IC E ! ONLY { I 50 1 2 .’ *1 “ ter Hells, Bangles «nd Bows dec. orate ■ wand of 15 hath oil capsules to silken, smoorh and scenr tvery inch of her. N'lwcgay, Figurine or W hite I ilac fragtances. S H A V IN G C O M F O R T B Y TH E NUM B ERS! Perfecf Gift for FISHERMEN, HUNTERS, RIFLEMEN! the number of limes the average man shaves year! (including Saturday night “artrisf') PAJAM AS ARE FIRESIDE HITS — The pants craze throughout the fashion world has put pajamas hack in style. Ant run nvlmi of printed and plain tricot fashions the overblouse pajama (le ft) that., looks 'too intpoNunt to stay in the boudoir. It is a (Jossard-Artemin creation. Dacron matelasse in white makes this at-home pajama (righ t) perfect for holiday hos­ tessing. This Chezelle design is belted at the waist and shaped to a gentle'flair. BE SET FOR DATES With the holiday season up on ,ns, impsomplu mutations I biend in chilled bowl H cup to festivities may pop up at any tune. To lie prepared, dry instant non-dairy coffee keep a pair of hose, clean creamer, H cup cold m ilk, 2 white gloves and a kit holding tableapoon* sugar, Vi tcatpoon >our evening- make-up turked pumpkin pie apice. Whip at away in a corner of your de»k high ipced with electric m ix­ itrawer Thi* ounce of prevener until soft peak* form (3 1tluti could make all the defer­ to 5 m inute*). Pour choco­ ence in whetticr -or not yo,u late milk into gltstei^ Top i can accept a date for that very e u ring l with whipped topping. :w Y O R K ( U P !) — T ry ng chocolate tpice float loae of your gueita who a holiday drink fu ll of • *but m inui epirita. You one quart chocolate milk to 6 (a rv in g i. You make la w ay: ill bowl and bcatcra in gcratota 15 minute*. Then 416/ Remington Shaver cwtting edges — the hardest, 348/ high carbon sleet in aiectnc sharing! shaving slots in the maa sired shaver bead Tbe 756/ ■sore slots, the faster Use shave! exclusive Remington Softer Combs! let yw shave 4 / close without burning your face. Adjustable! 25/ million cutting actions a minute! More whiskercutting power with a more efficient motor! They all add op to the reason why more men use the REMINGTON* Shaver than any other! CAPTAIN FISHFINDER Sportsman's Jacket Owat«***d and Uilwid •acIu*«» *11 •*' 9 i i l i l M d o r — dw> $ 3 \ ■ • a h tsb l* r i e n d * T i n R .f l > n — *«-»nsr h y l U n h # l» . f u ll B l d l h • * ir a « iH duutii* .M le d Remington Lektronic II Shaver World's first cord/cordless shaver I ■ Worts anywhar*. JUchargeablct v in y l B*rv** hunimf hoi## . h ip bl*»-o-U y t M f !»«»• tmt Or f n h i f l | ■■Ire hi fc v-.f11. # U h u n t »r (iih , w il l w a n t yo u Uipm. itN'N «an| 2544 ■ Plugs in fur cord shaving, |f yoUforgot |0 rochargef Mort men us* * kemlntton sfu.sr tn*n any o!h«r matt! I SAVINGS fik l*:. *v> FOR WEARY HOLIDAY SHOPPERS with Christmas tree, bright holly and ornaments. Setting a festive tabic for dinner, supper or buffet is an act that in itself boosts the morale. (let out the prettiest china, shine up the silver, buy candles and decide on a bright color •'scheme. On<j colorful suggestion Is the tabic pictur­ ed with .this story, which is easy to do and very festive. A lime green tablecloth is criss-crossed with shocking pink satin streamers. On top of these, are U-lnch latex foam rubber mats cut in the shape of Christmas tree orna­ ments. The centerpiece is of tall green tapers, dark green pine branches and gold,Christmas glass halls, Gold lacc doilies cenler the white-ser­ vice plates. One minor but happy point about small holiday dinners for adults is that the menu can t*e freed of the weight of tradition, too. We can be just as festive without 14 sidedishes, mince pie, plum pud­ ding and hard sauce. SAVINGS R IfOU (C o f i f f to Sfi^lQ i/ffY t £ i'A cu t 'D u ti) StOXC^ f S u d d e n ly Non - Alcoholic Cheer r ' .I Dee. 21, 1064— Pace 5-A the family of gifts (bottom right) in a classic .-pn > gmomijig n lHl| W $6 95 V a lu e ?fru it Jove to SAep. y wet £dtc\d *D\wy SfoicAf 'S '- » ' «' �' 1 .. > r —. I , *. V . j . tV ‘ -i ■ | ------ ' • * W' ’ " •» W" • ft . . . ffbr ftn fcrV Pag* 6-A—Dee. 21, 1084 |m O B y Galbraith S ID E G L A N C E S O U R B O A R D IN G H O U S E <1 S U E S * r t t HOP MY B IK E AN* , (Daan ... D EAR ABBY: M r dong*ter'e mother-in-law invited my daughter and her fam­ ily for Chriftmaa dinner, which ia no big deal, berauie aba haa a fin# big home with plenty o f help In the heusb end ahe won’t bare to etand in the kit­ chen and prepare It haraelf. Well, the told ray daughter to "bring her mother.” I don't care for xerond-hend Invite tlona. I have a telephone and It wouldn't hurt thla woman to pick up a phone and in­ vite me henelf. Juat becauae I ’m a poor widow and haven’t a big aplendld home to invite her back to la no reaeon for her to treat me like dirt. What do yon think of a peraon who la thla cruet and atuck up? A POOR WIDOW \ 1 1 By Abigail Van Buren problem. A girl friend of mine can attract boya very eaiUy. She amokea, aweara and wiggle*. Her pereonality lan't too good and aha ian't that pretty. I don’t eraoke, awear or wiggle. I have a pleaaing.peraonality and I ’m fairly pretty. How can I attract a boy without really trying T . UNSUCCESSFUL BOY-SEEKER DEAR BOY-SEEKER: I don't recommend amoking, ■wearing or wiggling (at any age). You could work on developing your personallty, but if you ahould happen .to "attract” a boy at age 12, what on earth would you do with hlmT DEAR WIDOWi I think you are looking for a rea­ son to be ’’mad” at your daughter's mother - In * law. De grateful that ahe asked your daughter to bring you. The woman may be guilty of thoughtleesneea, b u t don't label her aa cruel and stuck up. DEAR ABBY: How doe* on# tell a dear friend, who la also a handsome, wellgroomed refined gentlemen that the neat time he goes to hla barber he should ask the bstber4 to remove a large, unelghlly blackhred on his right cheek, near hia noseT lt_ detracts from hla otherwlee dsan-looklng appearance. ‘ SAN CARLOS DEAR ABBYt I am a 12yaar-bld girl and I havs a DEAR SAN: I would never suggest that a barber • e • remove A NYTH IN G from tha far* of a client. What appears to be a "black htad" could b* a mole, growth, discolored wart, or a number of othar things which neither I nor a bar­ ber la qualified to diagnose. I f th* man la a "dear friend,” tell him to see a dermatologist for a profu ­ sions! opinion. For Abby’s booklet, "How To Hava A Lovely Weddlng-,” send (0 cents to C O N F ID E N T ! A L TO Abby, Box 69700, Los An­ ■rOUR EYES" in STUDIO gelas, Calif. 1 CITY, C ALiFO RNIAi Mm ■i ' * * have been known to snake Troubled? Write to ABpasses at girl* who wear J BY, Box 69700, Los An glasses, depending upon geles, Calif, F o r ----------thair frames. reply, enclose a • ’ • * self-addressed enval< <jaa)by O n <Bhidq& EDYTH THORNTON McLEOD "M y Hair la a w ry unplea­ sant mixture o( gray snd dark blonde. [ look older than I really am. Would It be foolish to color my hslr now, at age «7T—Nina " Certainly not, one la "never loo old” *o be more attractive. It la good to be interested ami alert lo one's appearance. Color-fins* your hair with one of the many excellent colorrinses on the market. Also c-hingc your makeup to harm­ onise with tike new hair color. "1 have a tiny niece with TV REN TA L • Hales • Harriet Seminole T V 322-4920 Zenith Color TV Raise 2000 Hanford Are. llo v t fifa n d RIDE-IN THEATR T U M T i: A T I K I . I ll« RrlvnrvIP'IrliaB Thrill thaw I A 16*0 **fHI I IK I Is|« A V I, , Til|C Tlll-M a* Is 11or reap — C «(«? P l-I » AT RrtJO (>\ I.T •n rii: H o iin o it o r PJUtTtf UKACir* N O W thru T I I U R S . OPEN 1:30 —ttUUW* AT 2:00 5:00 • 8:00 24 GREAT STAASI HOW I TH E W EST ■W AS W ON OP ORECIORSI HTAHTH Fill. ANNETTE IN "PAJAMA PARTY" whom I live, aa her parents are drsd. I look quite young foi filly, and many people think the it my daughter. I have gray hair, which Just turned that way recently. Should I have it colocrjnsedT The companionship of tbc tiny girl keeps me young end happy.—Mrs. Vertl. . Good for you and congra­ tulations! Of course, have your hair color-rinsed. It will be good for both of you! “ Would a navy blue wool suit with a whits nylon blouse be suitable to wear to a noon wedding (bride not in white) at a small chapel in our sub­ urban town?—C.' C." Yea, very suitable. Wear a pretty hat, -carry a bag and have ahbet In a matching blue. “ My nails break so dasily, snd my hands look awful. Would gelatin help?—B. E Most probably. Buy a box of gelatin and find out. Be sure to keep your hands smooth by wearing gloves for any rough household work and manege them with a drop of cosmetic oil. “ I have to reduce; I have taken on ao much weight It is frightening. I eat very little, never have desserts, and do not use sugar in coffee. Which diet should 1 follow?—M." First, I suggest that you hsve a physical check-up. Your doc­ tor may have a diet for you. If not. then try my simple one. “ Figure Perfection Diet." A long, self-addressed, stamped envelope and TEN cents in coin will, hr lax It. la you. A gift copy of “ Diet Breaks" will be enclosed. Tomorrow — Career After Forty, jj^ t o C n u i is* •**» P‘4'* <*i>lVet NOW " F L IP P E R ” T h r Dolphin Chuck Conners Plus "Viva La a Vegaa" Elvis I'reslry Ann Margrrt 6 C r«T QNU.- VwBO" MON. FRI. EXCEPT HOLIDAY TEttRlFC CRASH 1 3UST ueAsro/-— *a T u p .mso l HEAPS OF FAT. BEi X MELT MX) DOWN ....... I A HOT BROOM {HANDLE/— HOLLINS UsiFYlLin IVCCU0TA ‘ ROUND ILIKE 6MPTV, OREL'S/•S T O P , HEAR By Oswald Jacoby When today's band was play­ ia one of the majors and it U ed at the Valley View studio occurred to me that if ber A t In Richardson, Tex., about half V J I4I four-card- major was spades ♦ QJ 7 2 the North South pain played and ahe was weak in either «A J M part-score contracts in nohearts or diamonds, the hand trump or cluba while the other might play better at afour A K I T 4 A J 10• • I half reached the no • trump spade* than at three no-trump. V A l Of t S VI? game and wound up making Of course, It is mighty dan­ ♦ A r t ♦ #i three or four odd depending on gerous to invent new bids AT AtM Juat how the defense went. when your partner happens B&CTtU (D) There is nothing noteworthy to be your wife, but we have AAQS about the hand except that f i Q survived bridge table diaaat ♦ 1004 when Mr*. Jacoby and I hold ' era In our 32 years together, so A K Q 1 0 I S ' the North-South cards I in­ 1 bid three spades. Both vulnerable vented a new bid. She looked a trifle puzzled Berth Wast Narth Bart .With I* high-card points, a —who could blame her—but 1N.T. Pass 2 A Part five c a r d 'll It and two tens, I > ♦ naturelly went to the same Pass 2 N.T. held a maximum no-trump, ao Pass S H .T . three notrump that I would after Mr*. Jacoby'* two club have bid ordinarily ao there lead—P g. response (Slayman), my two ia no way ao far to tell whether diamond rebid to deny a four normally have gone right to my new bid was any good at card major and ber two no- three no-trump. all, but we may experiment trump -Yebid to show eight or Her two club response had with It some more if It ever nine high card points. 1 would guaranteed at.least four cards comes up again. * lx)c Jh & (jOom sLn: H the food packaging indus­ try doesn't quit making thlngi “ easy" for me, I'm going to give up cooking. I've just wrestled for 40 min­ utes with a slippery it pound turkey, trying to free the legs from Ihe "esiy-to-ituff" clamp that has them pinned lo the body—snd the legs arc still clamped shut, defying me to get the dressing Inside " I'll admit I ’ m no lloudinl when it comes to freeing food from such contrivances—but then neither ia th# next house­ wife. To set my turkey free, I've gone to the workbench in the garage for pliera (they didn't week), (or a wire cutler (it couldn't dent the clamp), snd I've pulled and tugged with all my might. RlOB OUT TO TVT DUCK FOND/ j X DONTT WANT MY CHIN T O 0 B IN TVf W A V IF «U fr \ STARTS <WiNSrNS.' -tro 4MC— OUT OUR W A Y U -1 1 'R refused to work teat evening, Juat when I wee about to curl up with a good monster ehowl” By Ruth Millett All I can do la wait for the man of th* house to come home and turn the job over to him. Juat ytsterdsy I opened my first can with th* "easy" new pull-off top. I'm wearing a bandage where I rut my finger when Hi* tsh slipped and the sharp edge of the metal atrip took revenge on me. What I wonder Is; what was wrong with leaving a turkey wide open for stuffing? And what was wrong with opening a pound of coffee with the wall can opener? Don't tell me the food pack­ aging industry is just trying to make life easier. 1 know thsL But somehow, I wish the men who dream up these "easy does it" methods of getting at the food I buy would take them home and try them out on their wives before putting them on the market. What'a easy for a strongarmed man to do isn't neces­ sarily easy or always even possible for ■ woman to do. It just so happens that there Isn't always a min handy when you want to get at some ! food that is sporting the new. ert “ easy'' method of packsg ing. P. S And how about that new glue used on labels and price tags on such things at cooking utensils? G e t t i n g THAT off ia worse than remov­ ing chewing gum ) Now, what's your pet peeve tn the hard to get at or getoff department? d U q h liq h ib OUR ANCESTORS D O yOOK C H K lIT M A f C H O P P ltfG EA RLY "Ha haa a vary Inquisitive mind. Ha'a alwaya asking quaatJona like . . . *Ara you ualng tha oar tonight?' 'How much gaa la I n. . ’* By Kate Osann TV Time Previews # d 8 30 9 pm NnC. “ The Coming of Christ" (Color) (Rerun) You've probably aeen it before, this possibly the best half-hour film of its kind ever made. Alexander Scourby’s revrrent reading of (he Christ story In the words of the old and the new testsmrnl, a rich musical back ground by Robert Russell Ben nett and illustrated by mas tcrpieces from the world of art, this represents an Ideal usage of the television med ium. 7:308:30 pm . NBC. "TU* Story of Christmas." (Color) (Rerun) An hour-long pot pourri of Christmas matter, part reverent, part comic, part folksy and almost all Ernie Ford. 8:30 9 p .m.' T f TT. 'Andy Urlf fith. “ Three Wishes for-Opie.” Barney gets hooked on E S.P. and when he uses Gypsy (or tune telling cards with posl live reaults, he gets carried away with the supernatural. Opie's fortune gives him'three wishes, and-they begin com ing true. 8:30 9 p.m. ABC. No Time for Sergeant*. "Slockdale's Island" Wa don't Imagina this episode is a deliberate attempt to make the rival 'CBS network's "GUllgan's I* land" look ridiculous, but U'a a very successful low blow— it's funny. 99:30 p.m. CBS. Tba Lucy ' ' *0 ' * * ' # Show, "Lucy snd the Missing j rany visit wiih Lucy and VJvStamp" Another typically isn. j Television Tonight MONDAY f . M. « 00 (• ) Start ( I ) New a. 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UMwpioced rtfsstxUal bam* 24 Defy 00 SupraaM Court SONot'to* a r t chfir M b s (w w k i (IMO-lteu StCspui S3 Chemical BEST * adOwrgrt i MO*rmsa ttty STCnrlla— I In s MSUags I LaUa) 40 Ererlasttag 42 ArthUa gutt 43 Grain W H A T 'S tA U N T p e t u n i a T M 4 T ? ] ORDERED FER D E SS E R T! 44 Father latlL) 47 Movie----t l la .apante M Attctaot 1 S3 Bind 04 Hind* Itk o H THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81, A T THR LAKE MONROE INN Answer to S m tts s FunSe 1 Scrvts — ^ H ey P Y a c a k e v r e J J-RWllUAWft K21-W TVC COMEBACK' T IZ Z Y T tl ( I ) News 4 W tether i By Dick Turner C A R N IV A L DOWN -------- 1r r r >T~ aIT .,1 _________ MBIhIVml “ u *-*s r t p dt K uatd dSFanUcln* dawtigM r”r~r rr :r rr ~ r i IT r ■TH □ S- ■ *" T!T IT TT u ■ *'| 1 ir u ■ *r ■ ip fr sr w\ Ji -2 sr _ a rS E ft eoSptwd runtaaf Si Crash latter U Castanf----romady U SaaU t w r t uuj i r Jr a r ITrr ir .m IT3 *r ■ sr R TT r — IT44 tr rr r E I r s �jf ** * i f H o ro s c o p e * F o recast SS Beneficiaries M ark Anniversary V- , the 3dth annleersary of tha A t th* and o f Jun* 1964, Social Security 'Act, lUelf, 19,5' million pffipf*’ wers r*Colonel I’atton continued. This csiving, monthly banefita. Act was signed by President Benefit! payments during tha Franklin D. Roosevelt in Au­ 1964 fiscal year, from July gust 1935. Beneficiaries under th* old- 1968 through’ Juna 1964, To­ age and survivor* insurance taled more than 915.8 billion. program of the Social Secur­ Social aecurity benefits *r* ity Act aa well as the disabil­ paid out of two separate trust ity insurance program, which funds maintained in the U.S. was added tfi 1954, have re­ Treasury, Thesa funds have been ceived benefit! totaling more built up with the social secur­ than 9113.5 billion from Jan­ uary 1940 through June 1961, ity tax contributions of em­ lilt fart « Inch e . m . n t *• • Colonel Patton added. Month­ ployes, their employers, and intuitive hunch in AM, it baatoa pi pa ly lenefit payments made self-employed persons. Money could lead you **tray. Rely t I * inch T t in Ineh and pluta during the program'* first not needed for the payment on own judgment and charm t to Inch l • Inch c o u n t y J r i i u i c *a c o u r t . year, 1910, totaled 915.6 mil­ of benefits and administration others a* well. Get back to raducar i r M i m i K c o u n t y , ri.o m iM 1 I Inch gala vatlion. and went to 102,941 aged of the programs I* invested of whatever you are moil expert Hi m interest bearing obligations ISA HFLl.F K. a LA PD tN't?* at. t g Inch T P f regard workers, their dependents, and of the U.9. Government. Th* I I l iu h i *>i d o \ « t h *k o r r i \ u . — i i c r o i i r survivors. TAL’ RLS (April 20 to May araa albow %m i a p p l i c a t i o n rim m i­ The social security program interest is added to ths fund*. 20) Anything that apell* im­ 1 f oo l • Ineh g a l a r a t r a n i %I K * I* Tha old-age and ' survivor* 1 ! * • Inch a I Inch provement both at horn* and All pereeni at* hereby noli* ha* shown a steady growth Insurance trust fund totaled T f 1o*| that tha under signed a* during this 25-year period. with family tie* is fine, but P e l l v . r y date muat ba * p . r i ­ \dmlnlatrator c, t. a of aald $19.7 billion at th* end of fis­ don’t neglect decoration* for fled In tha bid. estate. haa completed tha adcal year 1964, and the disabil­ Tli • blda wil l ba putdlctjr mint pf rat ton thereof and ha* the coming holiday*. Get the opanbd a nd raa! aloud nt a filed In »ald court Itta final, re­ ity insurance trust fund, es­ right gifts for close tie*, lie m a ai ln g to ba hald In lha To w n port and application for dis­ flail ’ o f ’ A l t a m o n i . Sp rin g! , charge Objection* lharetn, If i \ t h m r i n r r i T r n i n r n r tablished In January 1957, to­ practical m a t h jrn iriu . m i - taled 92.2 billion, Colonel TatKlprlda. at |:44 P, *1 . D .t-rmli.r any, should ba duly filad. Af- T i i R GEMINI (May 21 to June Ii, spa*. ter flllnIT proof of pubiles tlun H I T OK T H U * T 4 T K OK r i . o i l i n g i \ a i d r i m * 1 : 111 - ton concluded. The Town of Altamonte ■how Inn l hi* nolle* hue b#*n 21) Better relegate ahopping. Spring!, Florid*. HMIVM (hi puhllthr l utift* * w rrk for four s o i . t : . r o t a t v decorating, etc, for the after- ! tight to reject wily or all bids 1oeeie. utIV! week*, the mailer n i A M K i n s o . a . « m Th* Mth.Airborne Division \ o n r r o r xt i t noon anil busy yourself with and to h i Ii . any irrrsutaritloa, „p,,ro,-al nr . « m report »t,.i . . . i t _ #*_ t o r l t#c e thhnni icceal li tI t! l*e•a I Il hk #a orde r I ring Ii . - .o■ft .1 I , I el itl»l rl lh. iui tl II nn nn o ft i * ITir.KNR NATIONAL H A N K of the U.S. Army (every man important huaineaa_ •ffair* in *»r t a * p o ro lh y H ard ren, lai d r a t a l * n i l ! come before <»F HT PFTKILHHI’ HO, a N*of which is a qualified para­ tlnnal lUnklr.g Aa*ocI• Item, AM. IliV f happier relation* A rlin g T o w n - c le r k lha rniirt. Plaintiff, chutist) Is nicknamed "A n ­ T o w n of A l o m o n U S p rin g *, W e b b e r P lla ln e e with giaocintrs. Then you Kft F lo rid a Aa Administrator e- t. a- of V* gels from Hell.’* ahead much faster. W I L L I A M K T A T L O R et m . P t i h l l i h P e e . 31. l » l « said r a t a l* prfendanla W I p d e r w e e d ! # , 11* I n f * A W a r d MOON C’ HILDKKN (June C P I I - 4 4 TIIR I T I T M o r ri.O H lU A i J34 Park Avenue. South 1 to July 21) Taka account lO TIl K OK RU K TO I W I L L I A M 1: T A Y U > l l and I* »V lloi H I Jl'NK M TATldhH. hta Nolle* l# hereby it iin that. Winter Park. Klorlifa |-of your ftnancet now »o you wife pursuant to a Fi na l Pe cr ee of p #, 7, u j t f |)|( n c * riT io r« t a h r know eiactly what it expend­ F r#f|oaur* entered In catiso n*H Tort are hereby notified that NOTfCK IM her ehy given Ihet a Suit ha* been filed agalnti ( etu engaged in huetne** at the f'lremt ‘ able, nrccasary for the two numbar*4 14H i, yon a»i.1 eiiicti »*f nm, by f ‘ I TI ■ 34n Hen Marco* Ave , Sen for it. P u C i r t o f He ill I n o to i ' o t i f t l y , F l n r • \ O T I PIC l»K a %L i e weeks ahead. Taka tome bus- Ida. I w ill * fli‘ "the properly Noth * la hereby «Urn that, 7.F.NS NATIONAL HANK OK Seminnle Oounty. Florid*. und#r inra* expert into your confi­ ahuated In Seminole CnuntjVF^rTHfanf lo a Final Peer** of F»T PFTKIIHIIPHTT; ‘ a National th* ft rtl flout name of PRfSdriertbs'd as: Foreclosure entered in oau*# Hunkliig Aa*oc|aibm PUfiitlff, F K M I O N A L - A D J U f l T M K N T dence. Follow good advice giv­ Florida. 'leiT 4, BLOCK S. HKFT- numbered ll i i l , In (he Circuit In the above entitled rau*», HitHFAll, end that | Inland fo en. bl'tt IIOMKI ORLANPOJ t'tiuri of Pemimde County, Flor* and that you are hereby re­ regleter said name with—*H* f*K»/TlON ON’ F, according j Ma| I will the property *lt. quire! to rile ynur Anawer with **lerk of ‘ the Circuit Court, LKO (July 22 to August ti* plat thereof recorded In I uat*-l In H* mmole County, Flor* th# Clerk of thla t'ourt, and Iq Seminole County, Florida. In 2f) You are apt to be quite •erve a copy thereof upon th* accordance with the provision* Plat Hook II. Pag?a V and ua. dftcrlbed a* • Public necor«l» 4*f Semi1,*>T 11 HI.Ot'K S SI'S*- Plaintiff or Plaintiff* Attor­ of the Fictitious Name .Stat­ confuted during AM but later lo-w|f fterflon MS . . . i in t i »»*i1e C o u n t y , F l o r M * I.A NP tJST ATL'S. a> •or«|ing ney, n hn*e name and addtea* ute* youf mlltd works like clock- Together with ell •tructur** to p u t t h e t r f f r e . A r» je , l i n la Al.DKHT C WKIILT, Alter Florida Statutes H it work end much cin, b# iccom- *n l tmprovemenie now m<i P la t Hook 11 Paget 11 nay at Uw. IH I Central At* Mg: John Kennedy Jr Mi Pet areburg. Florida, Puhttah Her. 11. Jl, IH I A Jan. ij . • , , * . M t • b * r * * f t * r nn ii t fl tend and f b * t h r o u g h * ? . P u b l i c lte> i r d * rnii, (dished, right decisions reach, n4 prntl)1 of S* nil note p un t) , F l o r ­ noi 1a1•r than 1annary 11, 1iMl I It IMS. If vmi fall tr* do an, Pw ri* 1CHI1-I* I r d . ( J e t ab o u l t o r i g h t |»l » c r * C ' t i v • d * * -■ r 11»t d p r o p * » j j r , * n «l _ ida ^Stein* vflureiois. ft ft ole* nuw nr lierrefiet j Tng etner w i t h *11 etr l t d nitrea Pro t'oiifr»*n will he »nIrred a * *.ik lint tst nr u m | In i’>«i, nr m | Irnqir 11 r n i r nte n**w a n4 * g * 1 n*t y»ii for t lie relief Lit v o T ir r o r a a i .r January will b* s special ly social aecurity benefit Tursdsy, Deeemb*T 33, 19BI monlh <or,*}-j$rV*riect yroup check., — . " GE-VEBAl. TENDENCIES: This special group consist* ot people— th»t wSinlh they Thii is h day and evening to will rrctive their 800th month* pf those people who 'were keep your mind on big goali first entitled to monthly so­ and ambition* and to the gencial security benefit* for Jan­ eroiitie* that can bring you uary 1910, th* first month a fresh new outlet toward* n o t ic k ro n nine that benefits were payable your allie* and al*o make pnsTh- Town Council of (hr under the Social Security Town of Altamonte Syrinx#, *,ble yoar living the Golden Act, Col. llyron R. Patton, Rule with real understanding, at the nITIre o f t h . T o w n Clerk social security district mana­ but the early AM U apt to be T o w n Hall. In .t ha T o w n of A l ­ tamonte S p r l n a i. F lor id a, until tenie, uncertain, after which * 0(* I*. M . W - d n - s d a y . 1 ‘ l c t m - ger In Orlando, said today. 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Vlb le n Depu ty Clerk r u h l U h D e c . 11 . 21. 19 14 k 4 ii. i m COU-41 Jan NOT RESPONSIBLE I will not bs rstpoiulbl* for any d.bts incurred by an;on* other than Mysslf. CARMEN J. I’ KESLTTO Virginia Pslrnskt P . O. Box l i l t Hanford P h y llis K A Rui-sstrl* I-U 5 4 Lskt M*ry Nor* Norris TB 8-1114 S. SsailssU Mildrrd Essay ( 41-44)1 D tltoss Mary G sttlsfa 888-8841 Bopkis Hslass 888-4481 DtBtry �v i ) I 1 ! f i It Pays- To Do:-Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322-5612 For Fast Results fbv 4. Beauty Care 22. Plumbing ACE BEAUTY Salon, open daUy 4 ere. by app'ta. Msyf fair Hotel. J22-0990._________ PLUMBING Contracting Repairs PREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Are. FA 3-SMS Axnforb frrxib —--------- ------ S W E E T IE P IE ■» Page 8-A— Dec. 21, 1964 72. Female Help Wanted 84. Real Estate - Sale ----------------------------------- B y N adine Seltzer HAIR Stylist wanted, full or part time Call 322-5742 or evenings 322 2433. NANNIE’S KIDDIE CARE, In­ 23. Painting fanta to 6 yra. 2U0 S—Oak PAPERHANQLNG-PAINTING Are. Ph, 322-0981. Licensed, bonded, Iniurec 30 Yeara Esp. — 322-7331 y ■ K 'ic i <5 1 *4 i mJ *■$ ■lalmarn SO—1 tlo# ( a * * B-letlor W»r4* *• * II**) • t o * MteMeete » « n n An *hlp D * l« A U c s « s * 4 •t s*D*r net* CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST CLASSIFIED DISPLAY »» $L58 P*r Inch (M talm o m I h Sw •( S e o la m a 73. Male or Female Help ROBERt A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundqulst, Also. FA 2-3831 AUaatlc Bank Bldg. The HERALD W ant Ada, 84. Real Estate - Sale —r -----i ■■ ■ ■ JOHN E. FOX, B all-B lair Agency Realtor 200 N. Park Are. Excellent Location 2 BEDROOM, > bath bora Real Eitate — Insurance 323-0539 3rd. 4 Park Are. 322-5641 with.lge. Wring room, fim Ur room, fenced ysrd with BART PILCHER, Broker •hade 4 trait trees. 95. Houses -For Sale Personal Service $17,900 TERMS CaU 322-7498 IS THERE A NURSE IN THE HOUSE? home situated on 3, well •haded. lots directly across from Sanford’s newest Nurs­ ing Home. Enclosed garage, fireplace, kitchen equipment, and soiled for duplex If de­ sired on extra lot. $10,000 with li.ooo down and bal­ ance like rent. 12-21 $100 DOW N F H A - V A HOMES 12 ACRES of good ground near larga Labe $60g per acre with terms. ■9 Payton Realty 322-1301 2640 Hiawatha at 17-91 2 , 3 , 3 4 BEDROOMS 1. m , 4 2 BATHS 3 - BEDROOM, screened-in KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT! For Complete Information O YOU our Clients and See or CaU Your Friends — a very Merry Christmas and a Happy Pros­ FHA - VA perous New Year. SALES BROKER Ernest M. Southward We Have The Home For You W. B. Shippy I. W. Southward Mable A. Cullen J. L. McWhorter 2565 PARK DRIVE Bessie P. Herman 322-2420 322-7493 Jackie McCracken NIGHTS 322 6824 323 0346 322-4148 ' 322-5482 Stenstrom Realty SO U T H W A R D JOHNNY WALKER, Broker 322-6457 INVESTMENT 4 REALTY 116 N. Park Are. 322-9171 Launching platforms, pleat*!** 10. Poultry - Livestock , WIEBOLDT’S CAMERA SHOP For “ The Best From All Your SHETLAND Ponies for ChristFilms.” mas $30 4 up. 322 5479 after 210 S. Park Ave Sanford 12. Special Notices Adding Machines • Typewriters Sties - Rentsls - Repairs POWELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY 13. Catering • Food 30. Home Appliances ALL Type* o» new major Applitnces it Drastic Discount. Call 322*8446. J 4 R Trading Post, Inc., 2309 S. Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando. NEW APPLIANCES at Used Prices — Hot Point, Frigldslre, RCA, Zenith, Philco, Curtis Ms the s— You name DEADLINES 13 Noon Day Before it, we have it. Phone Char­ 15. Special Services Publication For lie Gormly, collect at Asso­ Insertion* and Kill* ciated Radio 4 TV, 2113 N. FIXIT SHOP (Bet. Noon For Monday) Orange Ave., Orlando 422At these Xmas Specials. An 2514. Christmas delivery English Dunelt Girl’s or Boy’s Bike. All Sires $39 95. guaranteed. Rupp Motor Scooter, 214 HANFORD ELECTRIC HP, 100 miles per Gal. LOST: Blua Parakeet, in S. G.E. Appliances—New 4 Used Plnecreet. 322 2026. 118 Magnolls 322-1362 LOST: Two Basglea In Wekiwa ewamp, .name on collars. A & R CONTRACTORS 31. Musical Inntrumentn HOME IMPROVEMENTS, Finder Notify C. II. Largent, Piano Tuning tod Repair ROOFING, PAINTING 4 Rt. 1, Box 999, Longwood, W L. Harmon - FA 2-4233 INSULATING for Reward. Financing Arranged 322 2287 FOR A Musical Christmas, 2. i ’entonnln call BUKUR’S Music Shop, RICHARD’S TREE SVC. 322*7202. T r i a l Purchase Free eiUmates, Licensed Do you hava a drinking prob* Plans. 4 Insured Ph. 323*0300 tern Write P. O. Box 1213, Sanford Piano Servicing 4 Tuning Gene Cumbaa — 322*2661 MRS. BROWN M I L L E R ’S Fruit Cakes at Winn Dixie, E. 1st. St. or call 322 3604. 4. Beauty Care 1-—I<oat A Pound 1— P t r i o n i l i . , I t — Money W a n t e d SI— f a v l n g a 4b Do an IS — Insurance 4— R u n !; Cara IS — School# A In st ru ct io n ! 5— D i r Nu rs er le * 10— Em p lo y m en t Se rvice* S— Child Cara 11— Mala H e l p W a n t e d S— Dost— C a U — Pa la 10— P o u l t r r — Liv es to ck Tl — F em a l e H e l p W a n t e d IS— Special Nolle#* I t — Mate or F e m a l e He lp 14— Heir# H e l p W a n t e d IS—Catering — Pood I I — Situation W a n t e d 14— Places la E a t 15— Special Kervlcee I t — Income P r o p e rt y I I — Duslneta P r o p — Sa l* 11— Swimming Poole I I —Janitorial 'bervleaa 15— Rea l Eata ta W a n t e d I I — Reel Es ta te Sale IS— Do-tt-Touraalt SANFORD VACUUM SVC. YOUR REXAIR DEALER 2666 S. Park 322-0611 SALEH - PARTS - SERVICE I I — W a n te d To U ur I t — Fu rn itu re For Hale i * —Anttqaaa For Bala t l — Money To Doan 10—Uualnaaa Opportunities F ro m Sa nfo rd E x c h an g e 110— Au to m o ti v e Service 111— Peooters A Cycles 111 — Hosts A Motors I I S — M ar ine Supplies F ro m S t m l n o U County (D ial Dir t o t ) 51. Article* For Rent RENT A BED Kullaway. Hospital, B a b y YENTSCH MAINTENANCE Beds, by Day, Week, or Service 4 Supplies Month. 43. I’ lnnln, Feed*. Seed* ANTIQUE Soft 4 Chair; 1 563 S. Paik Dr. 322 4843 CARROLL’S FURNITURE You can find anything you ael Zenith Ear Phones, new 116 W. 1st SANFORD FEED STORE 322-3161 need advertised In the Her­ ID. Ilulldi-ra Supplier Twin Hollywood Beds. Ph Whole Corn $3.13 — Snap Corn ald Classified. 58. Wanted To Huy 322 4862 $280 — Jim Dandy Dog PAINT close out 14 price Feed — $3.63 for 30 lb*. InGREGORY LUMBER CO. USED Weetlnghouee Refriger­ WE BUY Usia Furniture, one Feed - $3 75 for 50 lba. In0 Maple Ave. 322 0500 ator with 40 lb. Frecier, ex­ piece or houseful. Fursy cludci Tax. cellent condition $85. CaU . r ir r n io u a d s m b . Bedding 4 Kurn. Co.. 901 W. 320 Sanford Ave. 322 9990 20. Hurdwnre N O T I C K IB herefer given that Ashby Jones 322-4690. 1st SL 322 6591. I em en g ag e d In buelneea at Our Regular Feed Price# Bo x I K S . Forvat City. Bemlnole Sanford’* Mott Complete SINGER Featherweight, A-l USED FURNITURE, Mtec, County, Florida, under the fi e­ 23 lbs. Jim Dandy Dog Feed TED WILLIAMS 1IDW. ri llou a name nt, ltd It (IK IIO LA. condition, 1 year uncondi­ Item*, Piney Wood Auction, $1 99—50 lbs Jim Dimly Dog and that I Intend in regi ste r 203 E. 23th. 322-3 tional Guarantee—pay $3.30 322 2270. said name wi th the C ler k of Feed $3 63 — 100 lbs. Shell­ th e Circuit Court. Hvmlhole per md^Singer with Zig-Zag, ed Corn $3 23 — 100 lbs. County, Florida, In accordance pay off balance of $38.10 or SELL US your Furniture, Shorts $3 03 — 100 lba Tux­ w i t h the provisions » t the FIc$3.90 per month; White Quick Service with the Ceih, lltlnue Name . Btelutee, tn-w lt! edo Chop* Horn Feed $4 3 0 i v t h is c i r c u i t c o i’h t iv Section I I I . 01 F lo ri d a BtatuDomeelk Zig-Zag balance SUPER TRADING P O S T , A M I r o i l B E M Ih n l.n COUNTS’, - too lb*. F 4 F Feed $3.03 tea 1117. x iim en ----------"■ 12JW fftr.- Ific e f t o r i r w i r . — imtji 1U pay U A l pee lnoxAh. Kenneth I*. Folke, SANFORD SEWING CTR. $3 60. HUNT’S T U X E D O t'rvvldent 322 9111 55. Furniture For Hale Publish Nov. Id. .4 I>ro. T, FEED STORK. Comer San­ 104 S. Park Ave. 11. 1**1. ford 4 2nd St. PROFESSIONAL G U I T A R WILSON MA1ER FURN, cra-si I I O M R R I* O A I t T end J O A N L. Buy — Sell — Trade $13; Profetaiooal Banjo $23; in t i i to c in c riT r o r iiT o r IJART, hi* wife. Defendants. T ill! NINTH j r t l l l 'l 41. t nt323 54 Star Gsiutf Binocular* $12; 311-15 E. 1st N O T H ' 16 O F e l ' I T ll'IT , IN S ID FOR aliMINOLK Boy's 4 Girl's Bikes $10 up; BILL’S BARGAIN BARN T ilK BTATIi O F F L O R I D A — COUNTY, FLORIDA, F R E E E S T IM A T E T O i I I O M K H I . U A It V end J O ­ Typewriter No, 12 UnderIN c itA x rin i) so. itaaa ot 10,000 Items A N W OA1IY. hie wife, N O T H ' * OF Upholstering 4 Mattress reowood $20, 3 HP Johoson Out­ 1300 Grapevllle Ave. Residence end address u n ­ FORKt'LOSUMl; SUIT ovabng New 4 Used Furni­ kn ow n board Motor $23; 12 Ga. Lea­ WEBT B ID E F E D E R A L BAVTou are hereby notified that FENCE POSTS: Creoeoted Cy­ ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. INO* 4 LOAN ASSOCIATION ther gun case $3. We have a o r N EW Y O R K CITT, a United a suit haa been filed against press, 6"-6"x7 ft. loog, 30c Co., at 708 Celery Are. fine selection of Antique you In the above entitled cause; atstea Banking Corporation, ca. Ph. 322 3634. FA 8-3U7, Plaintiff. and that you are hereby re­ furniture. SUPER TRADING quired to file your anewer with N*. POST, Opposite Sanford Pla­ R A LK iaii B. RO LU t, J R , and tha Clark of thla Court, and to USED Upright Plano, excel­ PATRICIA E. RO LU t. formerly serve a copy thereof upon the in. 372-0677. lent condition $200. Ph. 322 attorneys, whose hie wife and now divorced, end Plaintiff's 4884 before S p. m. H A L K lO lf B. R O LL S and ----- name and eddr**a tel F R E E ­ RENT Blue Lustre Electric 17. Jnnllorlul Service* CUT’N CURL llesuty Shop 111 Palmetto Ave. 322 0834 Evening Appolntmenta “E VE N IN G HOURS ARE READING HOURS' IS— R u lH ers Supplies I I — Huelneee Rental# ]0—Hard w ar* 10— Dot* F or Sat* t l — F a r m * — fJrovee 11— Horn* llopalra t l — Out o f S te le A c r e a g e JJ — Plumbing S I— Painting »!•— Ho use s F o r Bale 91— Ho us e s— Bale or R e a l S I— W all D rilling SI— Ho use F o r Rent I t — Air cond. A Haatlng 100— Iteeorl Ren ta ls t l — Radio - Television lo t— Trailer*— Caban a* I t — Photo A Equipment 101— Mobil# Homes— Bale 10— Itoma Appliance* M obi le Ho m es — Rent 11— Mualoal Inatrurnanta 101— 101— T r a i l e r B p e c ^ —n # n t 11— Dualnaaa KquIpuJeht I0S— T r a i l e r L o t s — Sale t l —Job Printing I (tl— A p a rt m e n t s F or R en t I t —Upholstery l o t — Rooms F b r Rent I t — Vacuum Cleaner# 110— Hotel Ro om s 17—Moving A Storage Rental A g e n U I t — K * terminator# I I —Plant* — Feed* —■ Baade 111 W a n t e d To Item A u to s F o r Bale 10— Mlac. For Bala 111— A u t o s — Sale o r T r a d e i t — Article# For Itant I I S — T r u c k s For Sale t l —Swap or Exchange 35. Vacuum Clean era HARRIETT’S Beauty Nook aoft uater, evening spp'ts. 103 So. Oak, 322 5742. 1 ' BUSINESS Opportunity, get 40-ACRE TRACT, corner Lo­ cust 4 Celery, Sanford. Suit­ own hours, good earnings. able for Commercial, Sub­ After 3 Ph 322-3934. division or Industrial. Ex­ 84. Real Estate • Sale cellent terms. CaU or write. BUI Loftm, Realtor, P. 0. Box 260, Lakeland, Fla. 686MERLE W. W A R N E R 2723. REALTOR 708 So. Park 322-3829 AFGHANS 4 POODLES, black 24. Well Drilling miniature; s h o w quality, WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, healthy. $73 to $130. 838-6237. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Type* and Slsea BASSETT Puppies, AKC. WU1 We Repair and Service hold for Christmas. Only 4 STINE left. 322-7614. Machine and Supply Co. XMAS Specials while stock 207 W 2nd St TA 1-6433 lasts, 2640 Hiawatha Ave., Zebras—20c; Guppies — 10c; 28, Radio * Television Mollies— 25c; S n ell*- 13c; Plants—15c bunch; Flatics BEAUTIFUL AU wood cabinet Color TV Console used lees -25c. than 2 months like new with BEAGLE Puppies, 6 wks. old, full new guarantee, Save $250 $471 Palmetto. Ph. 322 0429. 4 name your own terms- Ph. Charlie Gormly Collect at POODLE Pupa, 8 week* AKC Associated Radio 4 TV, 2113 Black-Silver. 322-8096. N. Otang* Ave., Orlando 422-2314. Christmas Delivery DOGS RECEIVED tor Adop Guaranteed. tion, boarded. Animal Res­ cue League, 1700 W. Minne­ 29. Photo & Equipment sota. DeLand. Ph. 734 1846. ER R O R S COPY ■ — 1 .' CASHIER— Rita Theater. Ph. 322-0323 for Interview, TREE RIPENED Citrus. N* veil. We ship Albert II. Pell Osteen. 322 3873 or 322 4191. I Legal Notice Legal Notice BO’ J J hie wife. If h* b* mar­ ried. Defendants T O i P A T R IC IA E . MOLLS, Residence Unknown TO U A R C It K H If P Y N O TI­ F I E D that a suit to foreclose • Mortgege bee been tiled a g a in * you la the above Court by the above named PlataUtf. The preparty sought le be fore- Lot t l . O A KLA N D H IL L * , according to Iks plat there• f ea recorded in F la t Rook I I . Pag* 14 Public Hecorda of Bemlnole County, F I ev­ Ida. TO U A R B R E Q U IR E D Is til* your Answ er w ith the C lerk of the Ceu rt and la serve a copy upon the P la in tif f* Attorney, IR V IN O N ATH ANSON, p. a Dae 41. Cocoa. Florid*, not later than Ja n u a ry tt, 1144. tf you fa ll to do to, g decree pro eonfeeao w ill b* entered against - you for the relief demanded I d Ik s Oom plaint. , W IT N E S S my bg«d end tb* aoal of said Court at Sanford. - Bemlnole County, this 10th day of December, 1114. MAN, RICH A RD SO N 4 W A T ­ SON. I l l Harnett Rank Rulld- Patio*, Floor, Free Estimates Ing, Jacksonville. Florida, not sand, cement, rock, pipe,’ later than Janu ary Sth, A. D . ISIS. etee), grease traps, dry Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day. Carroll Furniture Go. It you rail t* do so. Dear** wells. Stepping stones. WESTERN Saddle $33, Pro Confeeeo w ill b* entered agalnet >uu for the relief de­ MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. after 8 p. m. 832-7840. manded In the Complaint. 309 Elm Ave. >>88711 The nature of said ault being for the foreclosure of Mori- SILVERTONE 31" Coosole en 4 premises located In Beml­ nole CouNty, F lo rid *, described ga follow#; L O T t it , L O N O D A L E , F IR S T AD D ITIO N , accord­ ing to tho plat thereof ee recorded is f l u Dook II, page t l PUbMe Records of Bomlnolo County. Florida. IN CLU D IN G specifically, hut not by way of lim itation -tho following f i l l oral Monogram Heater, Modal No. ISIS, no serial number, aneally Installed. r eem T N E fg try band gad seal • f said Court at Baaford. Sem i­ nole County, Florida, this ltd day of December, 1141. (B E A L ) Arthur M. Beckw ith. J r , Clark of Circu it (Mart A rth u r H. U eckw uh, J r , r. Flo rid * C la rk of C ircu it Court H y: M artha T, ibis* B y i M artha T. V isio n Deputy Clock Irv in g N aUtsaesn, Keq., FOREM AN, RICH F. Q. Ben H, 4 WATSON T il Raraett Raak Rulldlng Cooes. Florida Publleh Doe. tl. 01. II, I I I ! 4 Jacksonville, Florida j h i, m i • Publish Dec. 7, 14, I I , It. t i l l CaU combination TV-HI-FI, good condition. Beet offer. 323- N E W : Porlablo Typewriter, 1954. Smith Corona, Demo: Reg $119.93 plus Tax; NEW: Un­ Local automobile dealers of­ derwood Portable—5 Id. Key­ fer their best buys in Herald board, Tabulation: $74.30 classified display ada. plus Tax; NEW: Victor Comb. Adding Mach. 4 Cash Register $158 phis T a x , . USED; Victor Elec. 10 Key r io r r r to r a n a m e • N O T IC E t* 'h e re b y g lre a that . Add. Mach, with credit bal., 1 am engaged la kaalaoe* at Like new $UT>; USED:'Vic­ Chuluota, Bemlnole C o u n t y , tor 10 Key elec. Add Mach. Florida, uadar the fictitious earn* of. T H E SEQ U O Y A H $884$. T R A D E R S and that 1 lotted to regtoter cold name w ith the OTHER USED STD. TYPEClerk o f the CtreuM Coart. WRITERS $49.83 4 UP. Seminole County, Florida, la TERMS 4 LIBERAL aooordaaoe w ith the provision* of the Flotltloua Name BtatuTRADES. A NY MACHINES tea, te-w tti Baetloa a|4.t| T U tLESS THAN $100 NJEED6 NO DOWN PMT. 4 P U T S OF $10 PER MO. Legal Notice POWELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY QUICKEST, MOST ECONOMICAL WAY TO BUY AND TO SELL . W a n t ads get fast results! They’ve got coverage! That’s why buyers and sellers o f goods and services go to the W a n t A ds for action. Set Y o u r p ric e . . . we’ll Bet your adl 60. Uuiilnetui Opport. FOR LEASE SERVICE STATION. Good Locgtiuo. Good Products. Good Treatment PHONE LOCALLY 3224342 or apply to Urn PURE OIL COMPANY CALL CLASSIFIED •M SEMINOLE COUNTY SANFORD EXCHANGE 69. Schools A In structions U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTSI Mcn-Womaa, 18-52. Start high m $102.00 a week. Prepara­ tory training until appointed. Thousands of Jobs open. Enperieoce usually •ary. FREE information on Jobe, salaries, roqulromeote. Write TODAY giving m m , SBIlford (DIRECT LIN E — NOT LONG DISTANCE) } �\ V w GHI A Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole • • I a Sip f n f w l Vrraift Dec. 21. 1964— Pngc 9-A 95. Houses For Sale NEW 3 Bedroom, 2 bith C. B. home oo large wooded lot lo Wilson Place. S mile* out Weat r i m St.. 3« mile peat 1-4 Intersection. Immediate occupancy for homestead exemption next year. 3227121. J U S T L IS T E D BEFORE you declne to tmy any borne In thia area, make certain you see the very lovely 3 bedroom. 2 bath cus­ tom' built home located at 1811 Paloma Drive, here in Sanford. Situated oo a large and well landscaped homesite, thia property la a must to Inspect and investigate, and we are certain that you will find it ax delightful and reasonably priced as we have. For an early Inspection, and comptete information re­ garding the home, call u« today. Another fine home, listed exclusively with Stenstrom Realty 2365 Park Dr. 322-2420 G o v e rn m e n t O w n ed Homes $100.00 DOW N Selection of 2, 1, and 4 Bedrjoma located In various sections of Sanford Immediate Delivery 1 a . 95. Houses For$Sale FREE" Mistletoe and Holly when you purchase this picturesque 2bedroom. Spanish type home, with fireplace, nestled among stately pines, several cHrua trees, giant Holly in full bloom, , garage, tool ahed, lawn sprinkling system, gold­ fish and pond with lilies, on approximately I-Aere, inside the City, at 541 Plumoaa, $16,000 Exclusive offering with: Property CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. Ph. evenings 322-1397. Office: 322-2118 Nights: 323-0700 322 0648 2324 Park Drive $100 D O W N F H A -V A H O M ES SEVERAL Outstanding 2 A 3 Bedroom Homes available in ell Areas of Sanford. Let us Show you Around I Seminole Realty 1801 S. Park Ave. FA 2-3232 anytime COLORED PROPERTY Jim Walter Corporation has nice 3 Bedroom completed house A lot for Sale. Take 413 through Osteen to Osteen sign, turn left then back to tight which leads to the house. Only 1100 Down A monthly payments $70. Call 203 0082, Orlando. S BEDROOM, Family Room. 2 Bath, built tn Appliances. Central Ait A Heat, wall to wall ” rp«Trir JfJBW.---2 BDRM., 1305 Elliott. $6,300 322 0525 or 3234. FOR THE MAN WHO HAS EVERYTHING Fabulous River Front Home at Lemon Bluff, world fam­ ous fistung Resort. 3 Bed­ room, 2 baths, 132 feet on St. Johns River. Seawell, Dock, Ceotral Heat A Air Conditioning. Everything for happy c a r e f r e e living! $30,000. St. Johns Realty FRIDAY CHRISTMAS DAY, A ND SATURDAY A U TO GLASS & S E A T C O V E R CO. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 9032 ALL WORK GUARANTEED 12.1. Boats & Mnlors 10 Ft. Orlando CLIPPER Boat, 1- 3 IIP Johnson Kicker, especially good for Duck hunting A fishing. 322-4392. Gateway To The Waterway Robson Sporting Goods Your EVINRUDE Dealer 304-6 8 E. 1st Th. 322 5961 Complete Selection 59‘s Thru 84’n $200 - $.100 Down $40 - $60 Month 100% Mechanical Guarantee — 30 Days — 1,000 Milea On All Uaed VWa. Sale* — — Service Farlnry .Authorised Dealer Ellinor Motor Co. So. Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. 322-1835 USE OUR CONVENIENT GMAC P LA N — NATIONWIDE SERVICE First Payment Due February, 1965! NOW Payton Realty 2 BEDROOM kitchen equip­ ped $75 month Ph. 322 3685 TWO 2-Bedroom Houses, liv­ ing room, dining room. Kit chen, front A back porch. 2486 Palmetto Ave $90 A 2604 Palmetto $75. Keys at Ted William a lldw NICE 2 Bdrm . furniture, drapes A wool rug. 322-2377. 3 • BEDROOM, 2 bath, un­ furnished. 1 mi. to base. 2 blocks to shopping center A school. 1 year lease reqiilr ed. $120 mo. 322 8670 after 3 p. m. 2 BEDROOM C B House. Kit­ chen equipped, call 322 5303. FURNISHED 3 • bedroom, 2 bath, very nice. Ravenna Park. 1 year lease. 322 3509. 3-BEDROOM. 1V4 bath, unfurniahed Quiet section 322 8993 1205 W 19th Court UNFURN. 2 bedroom Duplex. Stock No. 793A '62 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR Cl'STOM 4-DOOR V-8. alandard Iranemia-' alon, power .leering, power brake., healer and air conditioninf. WAS *1595 kitchen equipped. 322 6201. UNFURN Duplex. New. 2 bedroom Terrattn floors, tile bath, kitchen equipped, water turn. Call 322 4019 if ter 6. N A T IO N A L BAN K WA“ *3395 Stork No. 816.A •61 FORD FORDOR STATION WAGON V-8, automatir tranamiaaion, power .leering, power brake., radio and heat­ er, air conditioning. WAS *1495 Stock No. 736A •63 CHEVROLET HIRCAYNE 4-DOOR 6 cylinder*, automatic tranamiaaion and heater. WAS f f Q Q t j Slock No. R280 63 CHEVROLET IM PAI.A SUPER SPORT COUPE V-*. aulomatlr Irenamiaaion, pv« er .leering, r a d i o and hralrr WAR * 2 4 9 5 Stork No 829A ■56 DODGE 4-DOOR STATION WAGON V-8, automatic tranamiaaion, p o w e r alrering. heater. WAS '795 POSSESSION M ERRY Slock No. H284 *62 FORD FORDOR RANCH WAGON V -8 , automatic tranamiaaion, powar alrering. power broker, radlq and heat­ er, air conditioning. WAS *1695 CH RISTM A S Slock No. H IM *60 VOLKSWAGEN PANE L TRUCK WA8 $ 1 0 5 HAPPY ON WEST FIRST 8T. • Ben Howland • Charlie Craig • Bob Theasaa • Freak Rruaaoa YOUR PAST BUSINESS IS GREATLY APPRECIATED . . . IN THE N E W YEAR AS A L W A Y S — 150 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM ASSUME BALANCE NO DOWN PAYM ENT! i/ tn l •Ill SANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS Sanferd. Florida 122-4108 National Rapeaaoaaiona lac. NOW *1275 Stock No. R274 '61 CHEVROLET IM PAI.A 4-DOOIt HARDTOP V-8, automatic Iranamiaaion, power .leering, power brake., ra­ $, dio and hralrr, air conditioning. , I biraiae - Darn, Me -bath, NEW YEAR 1M1 Waat let Street Sanford. Florida CLO SED 322 1301 2640 Hiawatha at 17-92 GO W EST Seminole County MU. WE W IL L BE LARGE 4 Bedroom Home with full bath and 2 half baths $123 mo ; 3 BEDROOM. 2 bath home with Kamil) room $123 month FURNISHED or unfurnished. 3-bedroom, 2 bath. Many extras. Ravenna Park. 3223309. The Dodge Boys Auto Glaaa, Tnpe A Sea* Covers WE MUST REDUCE OUR STOCK BEFORE THE FIRST OF THE YEAR. NOW IS THE TIME FOR YOU TO TRADE! JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS! PRICES SLASHED - SOME AT WHOLESALE PRICE - AND MOST OF THESE ARE LOCAL CARS TRADED IN AT HOLLER'S. S E E . . . AND SAVE! 97. Houses For Rent Stempcr Agency Realtor-lnauror-Tradea 322-4991 1919 8. rre&ch Ava. W K L A K A APARTMENTS AVALON APARTMENTS 114 W. First St. 116 W. 2nd St. 322-3417 • Sedana •' Hard Topa • Convertibles' • Station Wagons HAROLD LOGAN LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. Sales office So. on U. S. 1792 to Dixie Bell Diner, turn right one block on Seminole Ave. 138 3911. 9fi. Houses - Sale or Rent REALTY 120. Automotive Service 102. Mobile Homes • Sals 106. Apartments-for Rent 106. Apartments for Rent 106. Apartments for Rent 115, Autos For Sale READY TO MOVE LN New 3 A 4 Bedroom Homes, 1-2 baths. So Longwood area —Trades considered, and we'll build on your lot. Semi­ nole Count) s Leading Build V A - FHA JIM H U N T ™ UNFURN. Upstairs APT. $55 BOB MrNK'K USED CARS NO MONEY DOWN* month, J09 Magnolia Ave. 701 French Ave. 323 0721 Inquire downstairs after 6 P m. or call 322-4130. FURN. Apt. 2300 Mellnovilla. rU R N . Apt. Close tn. Jimmie '63 VW, lo w . mileage, radio. Cowan 322 4013. Phone before 3 p. m , 3221(18. Rooms For Rent 3 ROOM Fumuhed Apt. $33 UNFURNISHED 2 Bdrm. Apt., 3360. mo., includes water 6 elec­ kitchen equipped, leiratro CLEAN ROOM tor Man. 401 tric. 322 9507. • '63 ANGLIA Sta. Wagon floors, tile bath $75. Th. 322Magnolia Ave. 322 0720. Like New $1,033 •301. LARGE Furnljhed 2-bedroom 115. Autos For Sale SANFORD MOTOR apt . only $39 30.-1703 Mag- 1 Room Efficiency spt. with 800 French Ave. - 322 4382 nolle. Phone 322 3931 or 2296. pvt. hath A shower, suitable i960 CORVETTE, B a r g a i n price. Ph. 323 0635: for couple or single person 1*J0. Automotive Service F U R N I S H E D Apartments or retired All utilities in­ close in. 601 Palmetto. Fh. cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ '37 GMC PANEL Truck $230; A U T O G LASS FHA A VA Loans. LMN EN­ 322-1374 after 5:30 p.m. cated on lat St., within 1 22 White Tractor k 1932-33 10.1. Mobile Homes • Rent TERPRISES lnc„ Builder IN S T A L L E D ft Produce Trailer, excel­ block of 2 free parking iota Harold Logan, call 838-3911. and sboppmg renter. In­ lent condition, good tires $2.- Scnkarik Glass and Paint EFFICIENCY, clean. 61$ Park. Salesman cn Duty 4:00 p. m. 10' WIDE, 2-bearoom trailer 000. For information call quire at Manuel Jarobso Company lo dark. NO 8 4908. $30 mo. Up. Surplus City. Dept. Store 211 E. First St. 322 8131 after 7:3o p m. 210 Magnolia Fh. FA 2 4622 THE TIME TESTED FIRM 120 N. Park Ave. 322 6123 and Sales Broker . DONS UREENBRIAR MOBILE HOME SALES Choice lota available tr. Greenbrier of Loch Arbor "Your Wheel EsUte Dealer" overlooking golf couree. IT Models to choose from Custom building to jour ^OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK specificationa. Greenbrier 838 1206 developed by Hwy. 1 7 92 Longwood, Fla. K1NGSWOOD . BUILDERS, INC. FA 2-8074 1-2 and 3 Bedrooms NEW and USED 202 Fairmrnt Dr. Awnings A Cabanas SANFORD'S NEWEST QUALITY MOBILE HOMES HOMES, West 4th St. San­ Hwy. 17-92 S 322-2562 ford. 3 ilcdroom, 1V4 bath, MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM 150.00 FOR THE BEST HOME BUY SEE YOUR Management 1 Slock No. P 28S *63 C A D IL L A C " t r * S E D A N lie V IL L I'. Fully equipped — Stock No. IOhR S3 CMC ONE-HALF TON TRUCK WA8 » 3 9 5 3095 Slock No. 187A '62 CADILLAC COl’ PF., with air conditioning $ Full power Slock No. 825A '60 KAMBLKIt STATION WAGON 6 cylinder., automatic tranamiaaion, radio and heater. WAS * Q g g Slock No. RJX6 •62 CHEVROLET RISCAVNF. 2-DOOR 6 rtlindera. alandard tranamiaaion, radio and hralrr. WAS stock No. 191 A ’63 LRU M i'll SPITFIRE *1195 *1645 3395 $ 745 *1195 *1895 NOW Stock No. 169A •37 CADILLAC "62" 4-DOOR power with air conditioning St or k 2195 $ 545 r \ r \ i in \ * 2 • noun H V K H I d P \ -m roK in r. aiitnin wl ir Ir a n i- mlsMiiit, r a d io ami hralrr. stock No. 202A •nil t IIEt ROLET HALF-TON Pit b-t P Slock No. 206A •61 CIIKVKLLK MALIBU 4-DOOR V-8. automatic tranamiaaion. power alrering, radio and heater, air rondilioning. a *795 * 695 $ 595 i 795 $ 2695 Stock No. 212A — ’g r r.w r m r t vtjon s p d a .v *60 RENAULT equipped Slock No. 667A *35 D O D G E F O l R D O O R 3 -6 a u ln m .ilr tranamlaaion, radio and healer -------- - $ Block No. 1.3311 4-DOOR Stock No. 186A *63 CHEVROLET NOVA < DUPE * cylinder., alandard tranamiaaion radio and healer. WAS *1 QQ£) *1425 $ 550 $ 4795 $ 225 19.1 \ '#»o po n ti \« Fu lly $ No. Full Slock No. 177A *81 CHEVROLET IM PALA 4-DOOR HARDTOP V-8 angina, automatic tranamiaaion, po»#r altering, radio a.nd hrattr. ..................... S lo ck No. I92A •64 CORVAIR MONZA COUPE 8 cylindara, automatic tranamiaaion, radio and heater. ..........— ..................... — .... . Stock No. 188A *38 MERCURY MONTEREY 4-DOOR HARDTOP V-8, automatic tranamiaaion. power brakra, power alrering. radio^and heater, air conditioning. W AS ~ *795 *1745 *1195 i 2195 $ Slock No. 173R *57 MKRCUR3 MONTCLAIR l-DOOR -hi automatic 'tranamiaaion, power alrering, radio and heater 595 MOTOR SALES Showroom — Second & Palmetto Phone 322-0711 or 322-0861 t $ 295 �•t i 11 n . * 7. .r f* r •c , T t l l f r - 0 in la r 8 1 Page 10-A—Dec. 2 PRICES IN THIS AD ARE E F F E C T IV E DECEMBER 2T«I THRU DEC. 27th., 1964 • CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY U.S.D.A. GRADE 'A* QUICK FROZEN TENDER BROAD-BREASTED 2160 P A R K BLUE RIBBON QUALITY WESTERN B EEF SIRLOIN I S T EA K S ! ewee OYSTERS ------ -— extra i MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ■ (O M IM V .M IW M IIB -.1— ■— 11-*.*»•■ C M * 13-37-44 • " ■ ■ ■ ■ * CANDY 79t SAUSAGE 3 ... I00 T -B O N E ,C U B E OR TOP ROUND B L U E RIBBON Q U A L IT Y B O N E L E S S L A D Y F A IR 15oi O LD SOUTH 27c StuffingBREAD 25* GOLD MEDAL Plain or Self-Rising FOOD FAIR PURE CREAMERY 'Kdektntntfj'FnrirkrJ LIM IT.1 WITH SS.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER FLOUR ! P E E L E D & DEVEINED c a r d in a l s l ic e d BACON 2 ...89c L f A N MEATY FRESH L ARGE Mistletoe Seen As 'Powerful' YOUR CHOICE! FYNE -BAKE OR PORK BUTT 39. LIMIT • I WITH J S .00 OR MORE ORDER ARMOUR B O N E L E S S &2” PICNICS sal” HAMS 4 ARMOUR B O N EL ES S Many of the thine* tl.At eymbalixe Christum* to us have a fascinating story — and often a very ancient one. Belli, holly, randleie. and *Ur* have been revered through the ages. Some are pagan In origin. aonie Christian To­ day. all have mellowed to give • special mean ill g to out cal(dilution. To the milliona of women who treaaure charm bracelets, tho addition of a new dangle la a Chriatmaa tradition. For example, did you know that mlitletoe la ronildered powerful, ua well aa funT It** tuppoaed to ward o ff tooth­ ache and witches! Hecause It i* a parasite, growing in tier * branches and never touching lh * l»M»unii..lk.>RM»1MUi*p4wwjLi___ ' to draw strength from heaven. Traditionally, for every kiss atulen under the mistletoe, a gentleman Is duty hound to remove on* berry. When the berries are gone, so are tho biasing privileges. It is log grated, however, I hat this ruitom In1 overlooked with their mistletoe charm; the berries are cultured pearls. Bills are impatient tierause they summon the faithful to' worship. Often they arc blessFANCY SNOW WHITE •d and given taints’ names It is said that a hell lost at Rea will ring from it* watery depths just onrr a year — on FRESH LUSCIOUS RED Christmas Eve. Candy canes? They are a bit hud U> trace. However. SAVE 6c! LIBBY’ S FLAVORKIST ASS’ T FLAVORS • SAVE 10c MORTON FROZEN h GALLON SAVE 4c! HUNT’S CALIFORNIA HOLIDAY’ y e l l o w c l i n g h a l v e s or s l i c e j FROZEN SLICED SAVE 18« • WHOLE KERNEL CORN STRAW BERRIES m CAKE MIXES 4 lfss bo xes! SA VE IS* a L I B B Y ’ S ~ jj£ k — 6 R EG J?« so. D U TCH MAID ’ Y E S -Y E S COOKIES ? SWEET PEAS 5,... HOLIDAY .SPECIAL NIBLETS 3 D tv r r T r r A fjp r - 9 ALUM FOIL 25 Fi. ROLL HOLIDAY BAKERY FROM CAULIFLOW ER TOKAY GRAPES FRESH CRISP PASCAL CELERY FRESH TENDER YOUNG CtAMT 7H L B RING • G O LD EN JUMBO STALK SFLtT-Irewa-N-Secva Cls nULLO FANCY SWEET FLORIDA Nosy You Know United I’rraa International The total brightness of (h* moon la calculated na about equal to • 100 candlepowcr lamp at a dUtanca of 68 fact, according to thn Encyclopedia Britannica. , It hai bean estimated that then an mora than 30,000 alHJna flighta In tha U.8. dal- ORANGES ■ PEACHES .SPECIAL fksofi I a H sllday r « h A Net S T O L L E N COFFEE CAKE- 59* j FOOD ANY Y*u«i( Breed-Breasted l Ifj iu n Farmer Gray Turkey ! tjlt) P O ll YO UR TU RKEY S T U F F IN G AVE, ROMA WINES. 8 9 �*1 U .J V »-£- * I t '. I Boom Seen By Hairy I. Johnson Sanford and Seminole Coun­ ty got an early Christmas gift yesterday w-hen announcement ThU Is the time of year was made that Blake Paint when ‘ brotherly love" pre­ Corporation is moving to this tails. For example, a Scott' area from Orlando. The firm will locale iU faci­ Avenue resident noted Christlities in a building off Grapemas 'decorations in his neigh­ borhood but no lighted decora­ villc Avenue (SB 425) and an tions. He knocked on doors, Atlantic Coast Line Railroad suggesting they light up their siding. homes outside for the holi- j Blake Paint will have about days. One of those contacted 15 employes at the start wilh was Scott Burns, who heads others expected to be hired as the l o c a l KP4L set-up. the plant expands its opera­ •■Scott," said Herman Jacob- tion. It makes lacquers, syn­ son, " if you Christian boys thetics and industrial paints. don't put up Christmas light *-The-plant* will occupy a 20,decorations, this Jewish - bet) 000-square-foot area and will will," PS — Scott and his have 110 feet of railroad siding. neighbors took the hint. Target date for work to begin • • • is Feb. t, City police officers will eat" flonovalion of Ihc structure h e a r t i l y this Christmas.' will be handled by the LeRoy thanks to the generosity of Robb Construction Company, Strickland-Morrison Inf. “Each and Sanford Electric Company officer has been asked to visit will rewire the plant to fill the the Winn-Dixie store' on East, company'# needs. . First Street and he'll receive Papers for the industrial a turkey, free.and with Strick­ switch were signed yesterday land-Morrison's compliments. afternoon at the Florida State • • • Bank conference-room. Vandalism continues to pla­ The new industry was gue city police. Sometime last bought here through the co­ night or early thif morning operation of Sanford's three someone broke a window at financial institutions and the the pay phone l*>o!h at West Sanford-Seminole Development 13th Street and Southwest Company. Hoad Earlier last night some­ John Krtder, executive man­ one placed a sewer pipe in the ager of the Seminole Chamtier middle of Ihe road on Myrtle of Commerce, represented the Avenue between Second and development company in the Third Streets. negotiations The local finance • * • institutions participating were In answer to numerous re­ Florida State, Sanford Atlan­ quests from Sanford and Sem­ tic* National Bank and First inole County grid tans about Federal Savings and Is.an As­ the ticket situation (or ihr 2oth sociation annual Gator Howl classic in W I) Blake Is preddent of Jacksons llle, we’ve got the the company and Mrs Marilyn atraight stuff from Hubert L. B!ake is vice president. Ml cull, tiator Bowl official. Alt)*. Stuart Smith rcp'cscntHubert says Ihera are less ed the Ulakes in the transac than 1.000 tickrls available tion and Ally. Joe Davis the Some ot these are excellent development firm. scats but they are singles Ticket requests can be ad dressed to the Gator Bowl As aorta Ron. 11 East Forsjth, Jacksons llle Florida S t a t e meets Oklahoma in the event • 99 Port Authority Wins County O K Commission Approves Bid For State Act B y Julian Stenslrom “ Except for Brevard County," said Robert Doyle, executive director of the East Central Florida Re­ gional Planning Council, "Seminole County will ex­ perience the highest percentage of population growth in the seven counties comprising this section of Florida.” ThU was part o f brief hr added, "inroad* are being resume presented to Sem­ made into our physical envir­ inole County Commission­ onment. "In agriculture,” ha said, ers today during their reg­ ular meeting at the Court­ "we're working on a feaslbla ppvgrain in the three counties house. Doyle's figure*, obtained from which will bear the brunt of preliminary reports by various Ihe population increase — consultants, indicate that this Seminole, Orange and Brevard county’s population will room —to protect our citrus indus­ to 155,000 by 1990. "That's just try a* well as water conserva­ 15 year* away." said Doyle, tion becatiK- it's here we have "and it’s not a long time when our basic witer rcchargo you consider that activities at arra." Doyle thanked the Commiss­ The first official action since the Cape began just 13 years ioner*. especially Gen, J. C. 1949 toward the establishment ago.” and Chairman Doyle declared that Pro- Hutchison of a port terminal for St. vard County will undergo the James P. Avery, for their co­ Johns Itivr-r barge traffic largest population explosion operation with Ihe Council dur­ came today when the Board since the survey indicates that ing Ihe past several years, nf Seminole County Commis­ county's numerical growth Hutchison and Avery will sioners put its "stamp of ap­ will risr from Its present 175,- leave office on Jan. 5, proval on a proposed act 000 to 410,000 by 1990. which will tie presented to Population wise, the seventhe 1965 session of the Flor­ county area's population will ida legislature for adoption. j flit the astronomical figure erf The proposed act wa* Pre‘ I i 8 milium hy 1990. "This," he 11 j— senior! to the board by Jack added, "will almost double the Bolt, a member ol the Port present population." Authority Committer of the Doyle said that a complete eral Savings 4: Loan Association; Roy V. Mann, SIGNING PAPERS for the location o f the Seminole County Chamber of inventory of all public and pri­ Sanford Atlantic Nat intuit Bank; l.orirj^ Bur­ Blake Paint Corporation in the Sanford area is Commerce which Is headed by vate utilities in this region has gess, Florida State Bank ; and Joe Davis, attor­ the firm ’s vice president, Mrs. Marilyn 1.. Blake, Francis iToumillat Jr. been made and immediate In ney for the Sanford-Seminolc Development of Orlando. Watching the proceedings, held yes­ The com mil lee was formed dlealion* are that there arc t ompanv, the group which negotiated the lo­ terday at the Florida State Bank, are from left, two years ago by Ihe trade far loo few to adequately Executive Manager J o h n cation of the industry m this area. Stuart Smith, company attorney; W. B. Blake, hod) s tx.ard of directora and serve Ute present population Krtder of the Seminole Coun­ (Herald Photo) company president; OeotKe Touhy, First Fed­ this year—under the guidance much less that anticipated tn ty Chamber of Commerce last of sill, committee chairman the next few years. night [minted to Ihp potential­ Guidon Frederick and James ‘ Airports,' he declared, ly bright future of this area's P Avery —the committee re "are not well loralcd, accord­ economy when he addressed a t.lined the rngmrrmg firm of ing to surveys and contacts meeting of Ihr Seminole Coun­ Lockwood and Green of Green­ with Eastern, Delta and Na ty linard of Realtors at Sem­ ville, S C., In make the nec­ Imnal airlines " As to high­ inole Plaza in Casselberry. essary feasibility aludies. ways, "Standard* are being He listed the establishment Although final report* are very closely studied," Doyle TA M All \SSH: | lT il of a metropolitan telephone Hot yet available from the en­ claimed, especially in view of Me Vi*n <iiuntii's Unit h»%r e* system, higher education th JACKSONVILLE 11*1*1» — gineering firm, periodic pro­ It) Coiled Pres* wood trees and plat]} uf.lht UA'ricnrfd 9I'Hintl tnntHnirfit gress remits presented by the tile site of the proposed uni­ ilw form of a county commun­ Cltcutl Court Judge William versity and the highway con ity junior college and the East l bench in* rams and gates* at«m» wane like.)' to iop.pi«. L. Durden »*>■• he expect* to turn utter of Tii**rr Ihnii five project director fur the com­ University, (tines whipped the Columbia pin *vnt above lust yooi i.vrr® pany overwhelmingly indicate nections which will be requir­ Central Florida itile !-y the Tit at of the year eau*ed thi worst floods in ed "Further." said Doyle, and the development of water River into waves winch pound on n toil vvhph aeekx r>- years along Ihe Pacific Coast ttivrn H'biii! imnl •tnte •« boo| the nrceasiiy for such a ter­ "we are giving close attention projects which would include ed A*tnria 1»fr , wa.-dimg out asxe«*mi-nl for la v * tn Duval today g. fiiiiilt Uttniu to* minal as one of the prime de­ to a new trend, that of putt­ a port terminal, Ihe .Sanford iwn mi lo*u sections ul tadCounty at fail market value velopment* of 1tie river s po­ ing research and industrial Entire towns were evaruat . t. V marina and the ht. Johns In­ I collapsing two docks, “ 'J • tential In Ihe area of Iran* ril and houses were swept area right on university cam dian filler canal projects. Itu* vru\*lh t Rill* -Ulk ng tine barge and cap*u puliation away by tile raging water. puses " ill |<m \.ml l mil* nf ihr In Ihe Immediate future, I I i T O L D V I I 1. E . T ii r Many Cent i aI Florida Brins Resident] of t alllornia » Eel mg arudher 111«111'T<k ||||*»*»l* Et'fat fi'llti* f ut to the field of economics, Krtder stressed the current I t * float- d over a mam r.»n*'.s i i r i i l • i t i *t 1. -i River t .in.von said the dejjue and Industrie* have already tmylc pointed out ’ 11> 1910 ttie i|*» K• ft Di *|1V, f bl' ctl 1i»|Jrii* ti! growth of the county’s econ­ „hvv in ,i l ons Bav . »ic l ti,*s»|t»r i»*l'i!* n im rd vatth was worse IJ.ali tin* dlsa*tioiprovided la.ckwiN.il and Given cast central Florida region •Ini!’ jutlljtl* 4 • n» i tl -.l* pi t omy and pointed to an ex­ Rus'iim miitltf ni«ch!f.c 1Lruni floods of 1935 Bund Teds ot I i w.nei* mined homes and with information a* to the ton A Living Nalixily Scene is will I* the richest market area pected 575 million tn hank ' \i‘T^ 1lif t"KJ. I*.| ii\V prr .M il riiitncroiis roads. nage they would import and in Florida P will have the iatUUU-s w i n - m il uateil Iloin being presented by the Lu­ TALLAHASSEE (C PU - ail it'tm kin^ lhi k* y • till mi 1imj■t . »■11•1111r.if t h«* deposits during 1965 aa com­ ji m Drill \ i !U*:i «»f INiulti, tile area tinstorm wa* blamed l-u export on riv.-i barges when ther League ot Good Shepherd Gov Karri* Bryant. financier highest per capita income," he pared with a predicted 3311 ' 1" i Ift4 fit 1*f'1 n Min- finl f m 3. Iti t«*if h im : the lermlntl constructed. un r town was under live .t least two death* m (tie Lutheran C h u r c h through Ed Ball and other state politi in * *o sires*t*I ’ Brevard County is million in J964 anil the |5U mil­ .-II. as winter s first (til! da) Today's actum mean* that feet id wall i Wednesday from 7 30 until cal figures have Applied to •t ir. listed along Ihe id richest lion figure hit ill 1963. I oli* r 1« ul ul j*1fi.ii fun U t loot! wj ter s <hew ed >ii|» vented a fury u! rain and ll.e County Commissioner* will roumirs In the t'nited States S 3o pm. and on Christmas State Treasurer J. Edwin Lar un i ratr <•f iifl. 1» i» nbov*f five "Here in hemmole," Krlporting cai tii (rum the lOOlfr winds mixed with heavy snow submit the enabling act In Its Eve from 7:3u until 9 p m. son fur authority to organize "The type of industry we der declared, "the brightest pt*r ff-nt 11d iutb'd Spiumulr present form to the county * PA I LliSON, N. J. t L 'P I) — ut Ihe canyon's famed m l in ei-nlrid Washington and the a multi million dullar life m art attracting to Ibis region is outlook for continued - indus­ 1 1* p«T 4« rit, 137.729. ■sieilJ, ta-eade -•Ir-1 Rocky legislative del. gallon —. Mate Hit* nrlwwii) iar usrtl hy a suratire company. what areas through ttie coun­ trial growth Is in the field ul inoutitalliv. Sen Mack Cleveland Jr. and try are trvmg to get," Doyle Tile license for the rompaii) ;!i!ik‘ o f h m o lit* w Itu *n ib u a h -“ electronics." He included re­ I lie ra-iis Hide 3o -in.a- an M j Ii- Jtep Joe Davis — for hat tiern delayed because the • •l n hank 11 Uck at a ch u rch claimed. ‘ We are and will be search and manufacturing and aour winds rdf the mean into further action by the Male iiud €ftc'tt|ie«i with orgslliters did nut list Ihe m lo iy getting people with more than was obviously referring to notlhein e aliform* and trice Legislature tn llic next ses­ names of officials who will 114,MOO uai fftuml only a average Incomes and "that government contract* for aero­ 16332633 . gun Highways were cut off sion. *.win.i t ilu tu m c from the rob* run (he new company. ,,, , , , , means w« must also be pre nautical and space research and homes Hooded try runa jiuliei mid linluy. The teller of application, h* *y to meet the problems ol projects which are being re­ TAMPA (L T D —State GOP sagned by Bay W. Richardson by (he legislature, will create r o it r l.Al HE It DALI way rivers. more schools, more |K.lice and ceived hy arc* based elec­ Chairman Tom F. Brown hat Jr of Jacksonville, who will CHICAGO i FPI -The Na a port authority with meini L’P I ' —SI*iIt- Board of • ontrol fire protection, and additional tronic Brins, written a letter u> Gov.-elect tlnr\»l Safety ('mined said lo twrs of the authority's tmard services these people will re NEW YORK (U P D —Stan- mjjntier Dr t harles F->rnian become ene of Bryant’s law During the meeting, S. 1C. Hiydnn Burnt aiking for * ' day between 5.V) and 050 per bring named by the governor quir*. when the governor tuii D Sanson, one of the has written Gov Farris Dry Wilson, vice president of Ilia Ipeclir icufon Of tftr Legfr • leaves office Jan. A, said l i e '.UP would to. kilted, m traffic . According to the committee. iToTnt!’~r?rhf«*r» N*f~-*•).»*»«» * . "Another are* under study." I lurid* Board of iti-allors' Ialure at "train at possible .leeiilunU during the Christ once Hie port authority If rfcorporation would he run by f 7 iiitllioli higher education considered as a ineitil.i r id ' t M m r n » r ~ "f*' tiw ^resm -r ■mtrrtrt fterr— frrvfsWn#— FA aricr ,tan. i," tahhvhed ttie U-aid would tin ..!>•* tiollil.i* wc- k- od Ihe rdSiona! heads of Iwn .-.ml iiKigrum, died aiioatd (tie stale * new Board ol IU Lion of ttnv Si John* River tu Mew art flelmly as president The ipccial test ion would The lu.lldav otfiii.illy xt.irts mediately seek to locate the large life insurance cpmpanir* il < Inn i cjucvri Elizabeth gents sin because one of the major of tiir county board lor 1965. consider reapporlionment In hut he did not give Unur .inii.ssoN c i r v. I e* at f> p tn local time Thursday terminal and arrange finances Foiman said tn the letter I in- M iam i i.u s in e s siu a u w as reasons why people are com Herbert E Stenstrorn V*s In­ the lettyr Brown said "a na me*. he did not want to serve a* t I P I ) Pmuj il rn! Jut m- Il t o - and ends j I midnight Sunday for' Ita construction II ( ) chI s old. tng into this section l* ta-cause stalled as - vice president, cloud of illegality" will hang -U fc ti»r fill! lull'll lit i h i ti f y Groundwork tor the enahl Howard I'v Ic, president of a regent bet,hup hr i* o|i|«e. of the climate and the recto* Ben F Ward Jr, as secretary, over ttie 1963 Florida Legisla­ • d to t>ov •Itit Haydon !» i'll i n it i hjiiii'r In ritiii ♦ ji the 's-fe's ••- nul. -aid tills tng act lias been under way Burial facilities and this I* the Itiiymnnd kensing as treasur­ ture unless the apportionment -l*t »tj|fl«l 111 lit f* f.M' nf years piedutr-n* t--ok into ll.lmighi.ut the euirent yeai WILKES5 - HA It RE. Pa Burn* basic- re is, hi wJiy we ha v e all er and Ernest boulhward a diproblem is solved. , • filling fur il«,iiis hr account the 10 per lent n »f Members of the chambers ue workers found .His duties as a tlietul.er of i l I’D —ltd this potentitl today Already,", rector. Burns has said he will call Fiji f i mn in x t yi*m r "s hmlurt P-Ut committee visited ports m traffic fatatll.es since iu tk 3 1 the ilfelea* tHoly of one min- the Bfoward County School a special session for TcapporSriTi-tm y IGiLrlt The record lor a three day o> both Florida amt Georgia, rr early today after freeing Board were requiring non. of tionment, hut after the regu tamed consultants, sifted VISNilJlIiitM llfld Hit IuIt I* t hristmas Imlidav. such as Ins time, t o iman said m the another fj om rave-in debit* A coroner'* jury convened lar session. letter and told Bryant lie it! I hr Jiiifit Ctilri* <*f .%Iji ff It.is year, w.it act in 1935 tlji until Hie rnale of reports, which iiuit tiupped them L 'O p for more than two hour* last vt« noet with when 609'lrjlL< dratlis were <4 o the rur mg ruetldat tons of could not adequately jctu as '* 'j r no'hrduled night and returned a verdict feet undcig.ound m an an­ •ids o^otrfu’ port**on the It Ht ll.e LBJ ttaneh for rHpHiefl j fliiririg list ycJFs a regent. thracite mine. of "self-inflicted gunshot Frat House Fire ji firm I liM»k »»t miytury itrrsM* ofie day holiday, 236 persons rnLra tts^HU wategwSiy* and n ftT Q r vU i iA ALIT j r rY v ™ A L W A Y Sa n F1R8T wounds" In the death of James GAINfcSVILLE (U PD — A 1>> Ik* irulutliil In the fincal were killed mi the nation'* today oqtalncd - the I'mmly fire in a locked bedroom caua- It. Hall. Lomrnissiun's official bless I'"e»i l»iidk'<T Jiitminn will ii*ml highways SAIGON, South \ let Nam Mr. Hall was found dead in trd some |5,0tH) damage at the I'yle said that during' a nor mgs. t itn^rt-AA next cnemt)i, 1 1 I'll ■ — South Viet Nam's Kappa Sigma fraternity house hi* atore on French Avenue "I h« di'fI*n«c budgtl, u tin h mai three day non-holiday per all tha Unlveraity of Florida. Dec. 9. Last night’* jury was young ge'nerals who iliaaotvrd in r'inntnt; this y m r Ht fl'.r.R lod at this time of ihe year Tha fir* oeeurred in tha room aummonfd by C^rptur W th" High National ( ouneil 1 ilh-.n, m nxH tulrg ipo|«* thsn i.t.out 4.V) person* would die in of a atudent who had gunc Hugh Dunran to hear avidenre .''onday lifid srfrstrwl 23 putt* t r o riT w o itn i'-rttp i? —The IlMlf tf o ver-* government ] trainf acrulnrtt: j tirian* appeared today to first TFX, a warplane that home for Chriatma* holiday*. in the case, tsI JI 'II i l l V l f MNarnaru armounehave yielded in Ihe face of started some political wart ol Origin of th* blase was not . -7------------- —FOR ita own. roomed to 15,n u n feet ,d u , ‘ nmnth ‘ hat he rxpect* O rland o Firm strong American pressure. determined. tn remain below the |,VI biland three A grandmother in its maiden fiighl Monday SHOPPING tot* abandoned by their parThe trst. although rut short tiorv mark in hi* proposals Winn Contract t’ APE KENNEDY M T U — cut* W ILL have a Merry GALVESTON. Te*. ( I T U by mrrhaniral troubles was for the newr fiscal yea., vshirh T V Stolen sta.t* m-xt July 1. An Orlando company will Christmaa, thank* lo th* efJarnca J. Reynold*, an aacalled "practically perfect " Theft of a ttlaviiimr aet huilil a 31.34 million training fort* of the Sanfurd-Urlando "1 am a happy fellow said m * tiiti t iectnlary of labor, ONLY from th* Meloda* Skating building for lunar astronaut*, Motor Club. Air Force Secretary Eugene . was ordered to join deadlock­ No ‘HananaH* Rink i* hllng inveatigaled by Club member* •'adopted" ed negotiation! between ehip- Zuckert alter the trsl flight NEW YORK (U P I(—Joseph the Army Corps of Engineer* the aheriffa office. Deputies unnounred today, the four aa their project for per* and longshoremen'* un­ <Joe Bananas. Bonanno, Ihe ■aid th* thief pried open a The root met. wa* awanted the Christmas season, ion leader* today to prevent allegedly kidnaped M a f i a P tu » door to enter tha building They gava the grandmother a threatened dock etrike th a t Park H earings chieftain, failed Monday to to Smith A Sapp Construction CHRISTMAS S E A L S ft|h lT B a n d •oroetima over tha we«k«nd. 10% F a d . Tax money to help her meager In­ JACKSONVILLE (L T D — • H e r RESPIRATORY DISEASES could tie up Uia nation'* Gulf Th* Army Carp* of Engineer* come out of hiding and appear, Company, with completion i« t come, clothing and toya for and Atlantic aeaport*. before "a federal grand Jury *or November, • SCIENTIFICALLY DESIGNED h** Scheduled three public as jus lawyer promised he The building will b# used the children. Idea From T V to provide simulator training hearing* next month on wa­ would. A club official said today • GUAR ANTEED ONE YEAR . BIRMINGHAM, Eng. (L T D ter requirement* for Evei'School Filtered The lawyer, William P. Ma­ for the Apollo spacecraft’* tha parents abandoned th* —Gaorga Waiter*, 11, ha* been • DELUXE BANDS A thief climbed through « gladca National Park. The loney, appearing surprised and command and lunar excursion childran along with three oth­ charged with attempting lo modules. It will be located btsring* Will b« at Miami ers tn the family and “ Just window at Midway Eltmtnshaken byr Bonanno'* contin­ murder hie wife by connect­ • U N BR EAK ABLE MAINSPRING ^ tary School over th* weekend Jan. 19, Clewistpn Jan. 20, ued absence, went before the near the manned spacecraft disappeared." The other chil­ ing an electric wire to a dour • MANY STYLES TO CHOOSE F R O M alid look a typewriter, the.r- and Wist Palm Beach Jalt. grand jury himself for 75 min operalions building in the in­ dren ar* being cared for by .Jjandlc. an idea he gut from ■ tiuaU i*l complex. uica. aUtar1 aaiaUr**, i l i 't deputies icporUd Today. : l lultvUwa program. Bryant Looks To The Future Bright Future Painted For Seminole rmwA... Pacific Coast Towns Local Schools BRIEFS Roll Up 6.48% Hit By Raging Floods Rule Next Year t Rods Attack Getaway Car Remap Session Conlrol Board Member Quits Grim V/arning For Holiday I lies Oli Ship Military Costs Face LBJ Axe Coroner’s Jury Miner K illetl Gives Verdict l i m u ? tff Yield To l T.S. New Warplane T0W N CRAFT Flight Perfect Motor Club 17 JEW EL W ATCH ES Adopts Four .Strike Pat-ley LADIES AND MEN $ 1 3 88 *v \ - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 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 21, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 21, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 21, 1964; <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/0454e28cea08dbf3d79df8702fc237a9.pdf 7e1a8b9eb3d4d77383da11b45e88f58f PDF Text Text T H E SE V E N T H -D A T A D V E N T IST CHURCH Corn a r Tib A B i n J . U Mar ah a ll SE R V IC E S SATUR DAY— S ab b ath S ch ool ------ • a W orahlp B e n t o s — 11»« a W odnoadap H lFbt . Alliance CH RISTIAN MISSION ART ALLIANCE CHURCH IH I Park ATa. a t.I I U «tH ev. C. a E L D E R BPRINOB HAPT1BT Old O rlando Rd. a t Hoator A v a B. H am ilton O rlffln — P aator Sunday S c h o o l ____1:11 a. m. M orning W orahlp — !!:•> a. m. D if« . Jr' .7 7 , * * * * W orahlp Sorvlco _ l i f t * »• *"• E r o n ln s W orahlp — Ttld P- nt. A lllan co T ooth jo llo w a h lp (W od.) — t.IO p- m. t^nyV r B orneo ----- - T:l# p- »■ Assembly Of God P1NECREST ASSEMBLY O P OOD CHURCH c o r . IT U and E lm M u . W ild er — -------- P t t t o r » CONGREGATIONAL • CH RISTIAN CHURCH (U n ited Church o f C h rist) r » r k A ven u e »( H th St. 1:4* a. m . ___ Church School 11:*0 a. m. — W o n h lp Sarvlca * 30 p. m. _ C h ristian T outh Hlnlotrjr R ot. w a l u r A. IL M cPherson, F IR ST B A PTIST CHURC1 l i t P ark ATonuo F, B. C h a n o o -------------P»* M orning W oroblp __ l ; t l a. Sunday S ch ool —%_ 1:11 a. M orning W o r a h lp __l l : t t a. T r a in in g U nion — - 1:10 p. E T tn ln g W orahlp - T:4I p Wad. P rap ar S arvlca T ill p. v en ln g W orlb tp _ Sunday School — *»tll a- m- Episcopal CH RIST CHURCH Church S treet, L ongw ood IT . C h a rio t W , S te erart. Jr. V icar H oly Com m union F a m ily B ervlos A Claaaaa — Claaaaa --------------- TMt p. ra. BA PTIST MISSION E N T E R P R ISE S unday S c h o o l _____1:11 a. m. M orning W o n h ljf - 11:00 a. m. T ra in in g Union —— * : lt v w* E v e n in g W o rih lp — T:S0 p m. Wad. N igh t Prayar M eetin g — T:I0 p m. R ev. R. J. B oyn ton — — p aator HOLT CROSS 101 S- P ark A v a Fr. L eroy D Soper, R ector H o ly Com m union T:t0 a. m. F a m ily S erv ice end Su n day School ----- — 1:00 a. m. M orning P rovor , tFtrat Sunday — H o ly C om m union 11146 a- m. Christian P IR S T CH RISTIAN CHURCH MOT S. Sanford Avo.’ R. Vernon F u ller Sunday S c h o o l ____* :<S o. m. M ornlng W orohlp . 11:00 a. ra. Free Methodist Church Of Christ Baptist T R E E METHODIST CHURCH C orner tth St- and Laurel Avo. R e •, C- E. -Ander eon ---- Paator T alapbono: 111-7*14 Sunday Sch ool — 1:41 a- m. M orning W orahlp __ 10:4b a. m. E v e n in g W orahlp _ T:00 p. m. Wad. P rayar S ervice 1:10 y. m. CHURCH o r CHRIST O onova Ralph B row er Jr. E v a n g ellet B ib le e c h o o l --------- 1:10 »‘M orning W orahlp — t :t 0 a. m. E an ln g W orahlp _ 1:10 p. m. Wad. P rayer S ervice T:I0 p. m. Lutheran Morrla l l u b y ------- E v a n g ellet B ible C lu e —— .- 10:00 A m. M orning W orih lp — l t : 0 t *- m. E ven in g W orahlp —. C00 p. m. Bible' c |o ie a a Wad. - l: J t p. m- OOOD B IlE P IIE n D L U T H E R A N CHU RCH J lv k A Orlonda D rive * HWy. 17-11) ■' Sanford. F lorid a ' Tha R ev. J. Gordon P e a r y , P eelo r • Sunday S c h o o l ___ t i l l A m. M orning W orahlp — 11:0a a m. C om m union— F lret Sunday la Each Month K in d erg a rten and Nureary lTH TUB V T H B C H U R C H POM ALL A LL r o l l TM S C H U R C H The CTiurch m tlx (rentea* farter on earth for the laiibl in i of character and good ntiienahip. k n a n orrW ii* af eptnlael value*. Without a str in g ehureh. neither democracy nor civ illu U o n ran eurvive. T han are Jour sound reason* why every person should attend eon aea regularly and support the church Thay are: ( l | for hia own sake. 421 For hie chil dren’e sake (3) For the sake of hi* community and nation (*) Ktw the lake of Ih* rhun b itself. which neeeia hi* nveel and material support- Plan la go In church regularly and read your Hilda daily. BUI Steph en * — --------- l’**.!or A C ord ial W elcom e to AH OAKLAW N BAPTIST CHURCH 17*1 C ountry Club Road ■ pontored by Flra* B a p tlel . Church Ra*. IL T. B a r r e l ! ------Paator S u n day Sch ool —— 1:44 A tn. W orahlp fa r v le a _ H :M a m. T rain in g U n i o n ----- *:44 V m. E v e n in g W orehlp 7:40 P- m. W ed. P rey er Serv. — 7:10 p m. Sunday CHURCH O F OOD OF PROPHECT 1401 Elm Avenue Rev. R o b ir l W elch - ...... Pa at n r Sunday School —— Iv44 a- m. W orahlp S ervice — 10:4* *. m. E n g e lle tlc Serv. — 71So p. m. T ueday: B ib le T rain in g — T ill p. m. Thuradeys . T oung P eop le S ervice •. in -in i CHURCH o r CHRIST l i l t P ark A venue p art B row n - ..... E v a n g e lle t Sunday B ib le S t u d y ______!t:«0 a m. M orning W orahlp — 11:00 a m. E v e n in g S ervice — 1:10 p m. S ee “H erald o f T ruth ” 1 p m. S u n day on Channol I T ueeday I.adtee lllb lo Ctaeo - IOi OO a a . W ed n eed ey B ib le C M o o --------- T ilt P "I. OSTEEN BA PTIST ctlU R C II ItW'T? 414 Ph. I l l - I l l * T e eter , - .r h e a le r W . P lank Sunday School — .14:** a. m. M orning Bervlca _ t l : » l a irT ra in in g Union — 1:4* p m E v e n in g S ervice — J:»* p m. Methodist Congregational Baptist Adventist Isaiah 11: 1-6 4a sms k* m j m issy , id *Si/#n/ ^ i r b / s w i i milk tkm I m iL KB qF A $ 0 H & tin mifkl • . . tin a / / efary aear/e rear aew a y a r a • * . tin / e w fo* tin C^kriit (^kit* li* ms j/d <j9m tk* a LUTHERAN CHURCH OF T H E RED EEM ER lo t W. t t t h P lace •T h e Church of the Lutheran Hour'' and TV “T hle la the L lfV H e r b e r t W. O o e r e e ____P e a lo r Sunday School — 1:14 a m. W orahlp S erv ice — 10:10 a m. K ln d ergartan and Nuraary C*krlitmm imi r* stf m U J . 7 /iykt, -JJofy m /f I k it tmmm4 Im m m d. s 4 * d mm mmdm f > • / kmffy amtJ m iilfit**, lk • f t * i k m j ikrifkt r+d rilL+mt, l i t f titit Methodist tin ft f mm tk t irgm. 7j i t , iM tk m f ik t C. k riifm a i *e m it in m id im m m tr, O k in F IR S T METHODIST CHURCH l i t Park Ava. Rev Robert 14 Jenklne. P astor u mm kmtttf, mm m iitftlm . n i f . l / n H . / if Wednesday Luka Mlrah 6 :1 -4 2 3 :5 -8 ClnnL J t ll m a c i, « . .L ____ . 5 [ O ff . . . /a ear it im iti tmtinly • . • turn 4a tkt (- km% k. Tuesday Monday Jeremiah lk* lirfk J 1 :67-«0 Thursday Luka 2:8-20 CH RIST METHODIST — *------------ C H U R C H ---------Sunland Eatatea Cltrub H aig M e R er. C barlta B H o fS — Paoto* Church School .— - * : t l a. ra. M orning W orahlp — 11:0# a. m. MTV - - 1:10 p. m. Eva. W orahlp — T:10 p. m. Wad. Prayar Banrica T:I0 p in . Southern Methodist F IR ST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH W om an'* Club B u ild in g , t o t Oak Ava. D urw ard H. K n ig h t Jr., P aator Sunday Sch ool ------ ! : l i a. ra. W orahlp S erv ice — 1:10 p. m. Nazarene F IR ST CHURCH O r TH E NAZARENE W . Jnd fit. a t M aple Avo. Paul Blckaa — .. —------ Paator Sunday School ____ 1:41 a. m. M orning W orahlp _ 10:10 a. m. Touth H o u r ________1:00 p. m. E v a n g a lla llo la r v lo o TlOO p. m. M ld-W aok Sarvlca (W od.) _ T:09 p. m. Third Sunday S ln gap lratlcS — IlOO p. m. F IR ST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Lake Mery, F1a Rev. W. L. H olcom be, Paator Sunday • :tt a m . ____B ible School 11:00 A m . — M orning W orahlp T:00 p. m- __ E v e n in g S ervice T:00 p. m. — W ed. M id -W eek P rayer Servlcea 1:00 p. m. _ L e tt Wed. M illlo n ery Service Pentecostal F IR ST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONG WOOD 1(1 O range S treet , Rev E. Ruth G rant _ Paator Sunday 8chool _____ 10:00 a m. M orning W orahlp — llrCO a m. Sunday E v en in g __ T:I0 p. m. Wad. Blbla Study - T:l* p. m. Conqueror* M attin g F r i d a y _________ 1:10 p. a . Presbyterian Morrtkig Worship _ 1:10 p. m. a m d tk*rg V mml n ^ / Im lm m trmm, l? u t i t U (*k*fo/mm4 fm A lk* rnmmm, li mml mmr-mitf m i t i t i M , tk li fim< CHURCH North Monroo * C. A. B e s t ir .. P a o lo s Oat non Sunday School _ 11:00 a- m . Oatoon W orahlp B o rn eo — 11:11 a. no. S leffo rd M a n o ria l— W orahlp B ervtes U t i l t a. m. Stafford M em orial— Sunday School . - — 11:11 a. m. Xr Friday Romani 16:7-13 , t Sunder School ___ M orning W u r e h lp t i l l a m. 10:11 a nv MTF M e e t l n g e • : So p. m. (In term ed iate, Senior) E v en in g W orih lp _ 7:10 p. m. " j. Saturday Colossi ana 1 :S-Z0 FIRST P R E gB T T E R IA N CHURCH Sanford, FI a Oak A va A Ird SL G rover C. S ew ell Jr. __ P a sto r E d g a r W. Sm ith Jr. A aalatant *: ' P a sto r Church School — — | : ( | a m. S eielo n M e e t s ____■ 10:11 a m. M orning W orahlp _ 11:00 a. m, P ioneer F ello w th lp _ 1:00 p. m. Senior H i F ello w sh ip 1:00 p. m. E venin g W o rih lp __ 7:10 p. m. Wed. P rayer H ea tin g 7:00 p. ra. GRACE METHODIST CHURCn Onor* R d. at W oodland A v e , Rev. John H. Hire* Jr., p a sto r Church School —— t : l l a ra. M orning W orship 11:00 a m. M T F ______________ 1:10 p. m. T ill p m . ■■ ■ -Wtt COVENANT P R E SB T T E R IA N 1771 Soulh O rlando D rive T hom as IL M akla —__ P e sto t W o r e h l p _____ _ 1:00 a m. Chur oh Sch ool ___ 10:00 A m. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. &. Mrs. M. R. Strickland GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO, and Staff ART BROWN PEST CONTROL FOOD FAIR STORES, INC, Rubert Sulouff and Employees HORNE. DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-02, Sanford NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florid* J. C. PENNEY COMPANY c : v : K o t i tn *inr * n a - a t a t t H A RRELt 4 ’BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St., Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. let. St., Sanford - SANFORD WELDING 4 FABRICATING CO. Bill Whitley 4 Employees BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC, 301 W. 1st. St., Sanford LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford HILL HARDWARE 4 IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employe#* LIGGETT REXALL DRUG Gordon Kellett — Herman Koleff and Employeea A. DUDA & SONS, INC, Slavla, Florida HILL LUMBER 4 HARDWARE CO Jimmy Crappa and Employeea PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC, L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO, J. M- Cameron and Staff ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Rose 4 Wilks Bowman 4 Employeea PERFECTION DAIRIES SAN N/ B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff TMif“Ifmptoyiwr SMTTTrS SNAPPIN* TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE WHATABURGER 2545 French Avenua SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO John Dunn and Staff WILSON-EICHELBURGER ' MORTUARY Eunlca L Wilson and Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson STENSTROM REALTY Herb 8Unstrom and Staff CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYA n tioch B e p lle l Church. Oviedo C *n U »l B ap tl*t Church. 1411 0 * k Av*. C h u lu et* r ir e t B epU el Church C h u lu el* B ep U el M ission E ld er S p rin g* B a p tlel Church. ftIA L ih k lk il | U .r, ---- * F trol B ap ilet Church. I l l P ark Av*. F rlen dah lp B ap itat Church u t A lla n ou t* S pring* R t 414. A !la m en t* a p rlu s* Ft ret B e p t ln Cbur*h * f D « » * v f F tr*t B a p tU l C hurch e! O eaevu F ir st h a y lU t Church * f L ek* M ery J i l " U ap tlet C hurch *1 L ake Monro* F ir s t B ap 11at Chur*U * f L oagw cad . C Ctiuroh O ran I F lr et B e p lle l Church u f Ovl*d* F ir s t B a p tist C hurch o f Baa L auda Bprtui f u l l g h fleh M iu M aary B a p tU l Church. 11*1 W . l l t h BL F o r e s t C ity B ap itat Church F * u s ta in H **d BaptlM C h u rrt, O v l* d . B a p t is t Church N orth ML S lou MLaalesary S ap tleL Slpaa Ava. N ew ML C olvory M loolonory B a p ilet I I I ! W. 14th SL N ew d el era P rim itiv e S e p tH I Church, l i t * W. llU t SL N ew ML l i e u B a p tist Church. M l* P o o r Av* O ok low u B ouU et ch o p * ), IT4I W. M th IL 0*t* * u B tp tle t Church F ln ec reet U aptlet Church. 1*1 W. O nor* Rd. F ro irle Loh* S o p tle t Church, JUdg* l i d , P eru F o rk Fragr*** M Ie*l*uory l e y t U I Chur ok. M idw ay S eoood S h iloh M U olouory B opU et Church. N io th * Ill* k * ry St Ite c e , Aua'a C alh oll* Church. P e r illin g D e n a ry IL M ary M agdalena Cathollo Church. Malt* l a s t A v a A lta m o n te Spring* CHRISTIAN F ir st C h ristia n Church, MIT a Sanford A v a C o a g r tg o tlo a o ) C h ristian Chnrch, [____ . 14*1 F ork Ay*. N o rlh sld * tjh rlailan Church, F l c r l d a U u v ca D r , ;Ma1tland CHURCH OF CH RIST Church c f ChrleL 111! R Furk A v a Church o f ChrleL O seev a Church o f C h rllL Longw ood • Chur oh u f ChrleL F a a la CHURCH O F GOD Chnrch of O o4. 11*4 B F rench C hurch * t O c a Ovted* Church a t 0 * d M i**t«a B ctarprU * EPISCOPAL AH S a in t* B flm a p a l Church B . D *B ary A v a , E u tcrp rlae C h rist B plecopul C h u n k Long w eed A ll Batata E p iscop al, E n terp rise l t * ly C lo se Epleeopek, P a rk A v a a t 4th LUTHKHAJ* A eeeoelou -L u th ero u Church. O verbraak D r , C asselb erry G ood Shepherd U nited L uther*, l i t * a O rlande Dr. L u th eran Churou o f tho R edeem er, M l W . 14th Fine* M essiah L u th eran Church. A m erican L oglo* H ell. P ra irie Lake. P eru Park ■L Luke* L u th eran Church, RL «M B lavU M ETHODIST B n ra ett M *m *rlal M ethodist Church, B. D eB ery A v a . E n terp rise B ear Lak* M ethodist Church B eth el AvM.E. Church. C auaau H eigh t* C aaeslherry C om m u n ity MetUodlet Chnrch. H w y. IT>II * P tney R id g e fit, C eeeelbetry DeU ary C om m u n ity M tthodM t Church W . H ig h la n d * D eB ery J C hrist Method let C h u n k Sunland B a ta ta s ^ F ir st M eth od ist Church, d l l P e r k Ava. F ir st M ethodist Church o f O viedo « F ir st Coe I hern M ethodist Church W e n i e ' i Club I I I Oak A v a F ro* M ethodist Church, » • • W. t th BL G en eva M eth od ist Church. O eaevu O n e # M ethod lot Church. Onern Rd. G roat C hapel a m e . Church. O vlode O ukgrovo M eth od ist Church. Ovt*d* D eteea M etb ed ict Church ■L J a m es A.M R . Sanford Avo. SL M arp a A.K L Church BL RL 411 O eleea BL FauTa M eth od ist C l u n k O eleea Rd. E n ta rp rli* S ta ffo rd M om orlal M eth od ist C h u r c h B. D eB ery MAZARKNK I H T M T I OAT ABTBK TIBT F o rest L ak e a ev n a th -d ey A d veatlat Church. H w y. 411, F sree* C ity a ev en th ^ u y A dvautlat Church. M illio n * A t e , A lU m eu t* gprlogu •o u te r * S ev en th -d a y A d veallu t ch u rch , Sevan tk 4 Kim A llan 's A.M.B. Church, O liva * l l t h Church * f God In C hrist, Ovlad* C h u lu eta C om m unity Church Church a f God o f P rophecy, H IT B lm A va C hurch o f Oad Mlaalau, E atarprtaa Church of J**u* C h rist a f L a tter Day S a la ts, t i l l P a rk Ava. C om m unity Chap*). A lla m en t* Spring* R **l*ru O rthodox Church. BL John* C hry­ so sto m Chapel. H w y. IT-M, F ern P a rk * C o n g r e g e tle s Bath IsTaal. l l t h 6 M aga^Ua F ir s t Chur ah a t ChrUt, S e le s LUL 4*4 B. la d BL K in gd om H a l) a l J sh a v a b 'a W ltaaaa L ak e M oor** U n it. M i l W . T h ird BL F ir st P *nt**a*tal Chnrch * r L nngw ood F u ll Oa*p*l T aber one l* m « C auaW y a u u ML O liva M allaaaa C hurch, O ak HlU Rd. O eleea P la a a ra st Agaem hly a f d a d . ITtk A B lm S eu ferd AUlaa** Char*)*, 1441 a F ork A v a Saafn rd C a u g r* g a U * e * | ■Jeh ev a h '* W Un ieeee, M l S a a fe rd A v w , Th» B alvatlen Arm y, 8)4 BL feed BL p u tty Church u l Baa la rd , i l l B . U t I I . . �i \ •, > * * r V . \ .--4 - r T hii l» the q\iiet period for law enforcement agencies—• barring the unexpected. It’e one of three police enjoy dur­ ing the year. Phonca go still, except for extreme emergenelea, they aay. It happena ev­ ery Chriitmaatim e. The oth­ er two times are a t E n te r and during the World Seriei. • • • l t ’a an older house on Lau­ rel Avenue but the occupants certainly have extremely good taste in their landtcaping of tiie front yard. Drive by. You'll enjoy it. I t ’a on the east side of Laurel between Second and Third Streets. „ • • • Then continue your tour of the residential section of San­ ford and surrounding arose The decorations gain in sta ­ ture each year, Beautiful, s • .* • They’re making up a' spec­ ial menu for Christm as dinner a t the county jail. It'll be served to the shut-ins. • JIBJLVA. Wintry Blasts, Snow Blanket Most Of m Facility First In Expansion Sniper’s Bullet SAIGON (U PI) — A sniper’* bullet ripped through th* wind screen o< * U. S. helicopter on By Harry I. Johnaon a reconnaissance mission F ri­ An energetic building cam ­ By United Press day, killing the American pilot paign has been started by the at the controls. Hesvy snow spread from the F irst Baptist Church, one Pacific Northwest info bill­ which will change the profile ia rd wracked Montana Satur­ of downtown Sanford into e JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — day. Sleet and light snow left TU PI) — Missouri state prison modern Imsgc. roads treacherous from Texal The eastern half of the 500- Warden E. V. Nash, the object -to Michigan. of a critical legislative report block of Park Avenue will be Below Reeling tem perature* that recommended his ouster, changed Into s complex ol edu- shot himself In the head. Ha were reported from Seattle, Wash., to Sheveporl, La. A cations! structures rivalling glad less than an hour la ter. new mass of arctic air was all others in the arcs. pushing into the northern As the Rev, Fred B. Chanceplains. VALDOSTA. Ga. (U P I) - A P astor, puts it. the expansion Hazardous driving warnings spark caused an explosion and will "keep us sbresst with the were*up for sections of Texas fire that threatened to destroy Oklahoma, Kansas, Arkansas, growth and expansion of other an entire block of buslnesa saoctuary, Sunday School and off-street parking. The plans THIS MODERNISTIC structure will soon he seen on Pnrk Nebraska. Iowa, Illinois, Indi­ were drawn up by the architectural firm of McLnnc, Rnnon, churches in the community." firms Saturday before It was Avenue as the First Rnptist Church begins nn energetic ana. Kentucky, Michigan and McIntosh and Bernardo. building project in the area. The $350,000 three-story educa­ Land value of the ares la tapped out. Damage wee esti­ Tennessee. Ice closed U. S. tional building is the sta rt of the project which w ill include a estim ated at $280,000. mated at $160,000. IT in Oklahoma's Arbucklc Plans call for four new build­ Mountains. ings tn the area, with the first Four-Inch snowfalls were being a $350,000 educational CAIRO (U PI) — Egyptian forecast for parts of Iowa and building of three stories and of jot fighter* shot down a email Minnesota, Houghton, Mich., ultre-modernisUc design. American plane Saturday ea st had 21 inches of. snow on Ihe The building will be located of the M editerranean port city ground, on the corners of Magnolia of Alexandria, reliable sources California's Sierra Neredaa Avenue and Fifth Street. said. Two persons balled out of had 10 Inches of snow. Spokane, Also planned is s 1,200-seat the American plane. • * .* Wash., had seven inches of sanctuary, and the necessary A Clock Winder recalls the snow. Sphrata, Wash, measur related facilities. Zip Code 32771 ) county court proceedings of a ed six Inches and O m ik, When the entire p rojec\ is FRANKFURT G ermany few years ago w hen-the ven­ Wash., four Inches. Yakima, WEATHER: Partly cloudy and mild Sunday; no frost danger thru Monday. completed, the church will (U PI)— The Free Democrata erable County Judge Ernest Wash., got three more Inches have proportionate educational JuntOf partner* In Chancellor Houtholder sat on the bench. of snow, bringing the total to VOL. 57 United P r e s s Leased W ire Established iOOf SAT., DECEMBER 19, 1964 SANhORD, FLORIDA NO. 86 space for a graded Sunday Ludwig E rhard's coalition gov­ Many jail cell occupants would seven inches on the ground. School of 1,200. ernm ent, Saturday bluntly re­ A billiard closed Interstate be brought before ,the judge, Demolition of existing houses jected a proposal to defend lle ’d talk to them individual­ 80 east of ^Portland. Ore., In the way of Immediate pro­ Western Europe with n u c k s r ly and in a quiet, fatherly stranding 170 motorists, who jects will start at once, offi| land mines. tone. Analyzing each prison­ look refuge In homes at Cas­ rials say. er's response, he'd invariably cade Locks and Bonneville. A sbOnontli fund raising reach in his pocket, offer a Portland had five Inches of project Is now under way. A dollar bill to the person and snow. TOlfYO (U P I ).— Commun­ building committee hat recom­ Crack trstns on the Union set him free with a warm ist Chinese Deputy P rem ier WASHINGTON (U P I) — picked party chairman. mended that a building fund "M erry Christmas." The Clock Pscfic! Great Northern and Untied Press International flames which consumed their and Foreign Minister Chen Yi lie alto, denied any conflict Rep. (Jerald R. Ford, a "new savings account be set up un­ Northern Pacific railroads Fires in seven slates Satiir rural home near Marked WASHINGTON (U P I) — breed" Republican with Im­ in political philoephy between Winder recalls the many said Saturday In Peking that til such time as the actual times he'd sit in the court­ were running three to four day claimed at least i t lives, Tree, Ark. Lafferty and Ilia pressive credentials, Saturday linn and Halleck who waa a construction can begin, The the question of Viet Nam wife suffered minor burn.. Thr UniUd S U ,e*' BrlUin hours isle into Portland and Michigan had stir fire deaths room watching proceedings. strong Goldwater supporter committee urges that special should be “settled by the Viet­ Five children burned to France have told Russia challenged veteran Rep. C har­ Carolina and ArWhen they were over, he walk­ northbound Southern Pacific andNorth In the recent presidential elec­ offerings be made tn addition nam ese people through nego­ les A. Halleck for leadership death when flames destroyed thry are ready to hold "ined down the stairs—feeling trains from California were Kansas live each.Washington tiations without foreign Inters of the thin GOP f.rce s in the tion. to the normal pledges to the and Illinois three each and their (fame home near Kins formal" four power meetings such nearer to the true mean­ two hours behind schedule. lereaee." But he clearly linked HalU. S. House of Represents church budget. The tem perature dipped to Pennsylvania and South Daku- ton, N. C. Their mother, Mrs. in Berlin on problems involving of {Christmas. ( leek to the Republican past The amount to be borrowed . . . Ucrda Spence, escaped with, „ ... 13 below at Broadus, Mont., >ta each reported one The 140 Republican House and said tha GOP must enter will depend on th* actual bid Friday 20 persona perished out Injury from the b u rning,1^ th ' w,,ole of IUrlln' 0 ,f‘Another Houaholdar—Kar- and 11 below at Mtnot, N. D,, tenant bouse. ci*la here said Saturday. membeia left after the Demo­ "a new era . . . writ* ■ ntw price of contractors, church lyle, the son of Judga H o w early ,!n the dnyrfTi- W4fi,'-nir in a nursing home fire at leaders say. Three of the five children' The Allied statem ent w ai crats' election landslide wilt chapter." holdar — will occupy tha same below at Duluth, MtnC," atd Fountain town, Ind., and four The 64 - year • old llallerk R iy Slayton Is general chair­ bench sta rrin g next month, A tem peratures at ^ »•«*■ tilt died when flames swept an of Ray Kealy were killrd in nude to the Soviet liaison of- choose their leaders for the planned to break off a Flori­ man of the atecrlng committee a fire which raied their home employes' dormitory at a flood of memories will return. zero mark * ( • U*»r»«-*ed *. five in East Berlin in a teply new RUth Congress at a party da varatlon with his wife and which constats of Irving Pryor, •' » * tro ss the ndi h>f Winfield (111.) nursing home. at Seattle, Wash. Kealy. hu to an eatlier vague Soviet rauru* Jan. 4. By Donna Estes return to Washington Mon­ E. R. Wood, E. C. Harper Sr., Six of the nine children o( wife and the other two chit Have you noticed how tra f­ states to New F.nflaDd. The Ford Halleck battle for overtuia suggesting fourday And aide said he had no and Lyman Phillips. The gaiety end happiness of Below (reeling readings Elbert' and Marie Cox lost dren were Injured. fic has roomed on First the post of minority leader Other committees include: Intention of letting Ford At Olney, III . (armor Frank p im tr m eet ink*500 Long wood children attend­ S treet? And the streets ami were riworded at Atlanta. Ga : their lives when (lames de­ ' could be even tn-re Intense Finance— C. L. _ Park Sr., ing the annual community Th* Allies t h a t than the struggle for leader­ walk off with the Job, and "of stores are crowded with shop­ Birmingham, Ala.; Charleston, stroyed their two story home Price died o( burns received chairm an; ano C. L. Robinson, Christmas party was m arred course ha will run for leader.” when an oil heating dovicr ev at the Detiolt suburb of War­ S. C ; Charlotte, N. C ; Mem­ pers. An atheist from the Hletl r«‘|fUllir til Iks br lir hi ship tn the national parly. J Roy Britt, C. W. Baker and by a tragic accident Saturday darkest corner of Russia phis, Tenn , Little Rock, Ark , ren, Mich. The children's plodod as he attempted to Mltrrnaitrly in h u t t u r d \ \ v»t The 51-year-old Ford, a Kenneth McIntosh. thaw a (roien livestock w ater­ afternoon. mother was critically burned. ami San Antonio, Tex. It was would know full well a spec­ lll-t title ! former football player from Plans and development— R. Five of the 12 children of ing tank. Mrs. Kenneth Brabaton and ial holiday is here, should he nine degrees early in the day Tin.*i? have been no re g u la r Grand Rapids, Mich., was one Witltard Warfield, chairman; Mr*. Claude Layo were aerIn Chicago Mrs. Isoln-I Con be permitted to visit this area. at Asheville, N. C., and Jfi Dwayne Lafferty perished in and R. F. Cooper, Osbortfe lously burned with hotting w a­ rad, almost blind and partial mwctjnKH a m o n g the four H?r- ! . f the "young tu rk s” who • • ■ degrees at Now Orleans, La. Dorminey, George Pitta rd, ter, bring prepared for coffee, | ly paralyzed, burned to death IHi 4JCiU|uition |K»wera aim # helped llallerk Upset Rep. Light snow at Chicago gist John Sauls Jr-, son of Mr. ll*4b * h e n the Ku»aiar» walk* Joseph W. M artin IR-M s M.) M rt; Cecil Tucker, L. Burk* when a kettle (lipped from | when her dressing g o w n etl highways, leading to a 20 and Mrs John Saul* Sr., 624 f d o u t of th e Allied Kom* for the Job of minority leader I caught fire. A Gold Award for 100 per Steele, Carlton Henley. Mrs. Mrs. Bra b ato n 's' hands. Escambia Dr., Sanford, and a car accident on the Edens Ex­ ' In the Chicago suburb ol m andatura Just before they in 1959, Muitin had held the rent participation among em­ C. L. Park, Cecil A Tucker Mrs. B rabiton, suffering pressway and two six-car freshman a t the University North Itivrrside, 111., Mts All l"cripllat#d the Berlin block- jmst for 29 years. ployes hat been presented by and Mrs. M argaret Reynolds. first, second and third degree of Florida, is a member of the chain reaction pileups on the tnma lirnliek, an elderly wid “'**'• Halleck, a short, ruddy- Seminole County United Fund burns, was taken tn Florida Marching tu to r Band which same route, sending 15 per Soviet overture faced grandfather from Rens- officials to the Kilgore Seed Sanitarium and H o s p i t a l , WASHINGTON (UPI) - A ow, lost her life Saturday will participata in Governor- sons to hospitals. have lM‘«n mad* selear, Ind., was former Presi­ Company. where ihe waa later reported Russia's Debt Hay drops were underway in record setting 79,683,659 Amer­ when flames destroyed her '" l* elect Haydon Bum s' inaug­ home. by on* or more Soviet diplo- dent Elsenhower's right hand In "fa ir" condition. Th* firm'* employe* con­ uration in Tallahassee, Jan. 5. eight counties of eastern Mon icans voted it) tiie November Gwendolyn Clark, 12, burn Berlin to Allied offl- man In Congress and is known tributed t'25 to this year'* Mra. Layo - suffered third Young Sauls, • graduate of U na which President Johnson presidential election, an offi­ cd to death ,nnd her father, H waa extremely vague, as a n»-h<dd«-bsrrrd priltlr*! f40,0()0 campaign along with To U N Talked degree burns of the eyes and cial tabulation showed Satur­ Seminole Jfigh School's clast proclaimed a disaster area mother and two sisters were Western officials suijiccted strategist. He has been the $25 from Rufus A. Kersey NEW YORK (U P I)—Secre­ second degree burns on tha of 1964, is the only member of Friday. Up to 50 per cent o( day The only uncertified fig­ ures In the listing are Uiose injured Saturday when H aim 's the J{u»»iun» m ea n t th? u l k t GOP leaders for six years. Sr., IS gift* from C. A. Me- tary of Slate Dean Rusk held face, shoulders and chest. Sba the cattle U s the area were the Florida hand from San­ (or Pennsylvania. 1 destroyed her two-story home '« apply only to West Berlin. Ford, In announcing his W hnrtar Grove Service and "inconclusive" talks Saturday was given em ergency tre a t­ feared dead from exposure ford or Seminole County, The final returns confirmed | near Ebensburg, P a. | Th« Russians have rejected candidacy, said the future of th* Young Women's Improve­ with Soviet Foreign Minister ment at the hospital and was Western claims that East ---------- , a--------------------------- r ik * L .lA M lm k ,B . J flh M fltt W . 0»»r » » kiJl- )V, V UlC_ two-party system wms at ment Club, plus a f t gift Andrei A, Gromyko on a com- reported resting "latlsfactor— ait ■"tffBjrry-(jmFrlj*om fttffr ■*" !■ Ideally M o w R e s t r i c t I n n c ■ ™er his GoP rival Sen Bar • [ eo fn a r i ri -a tf lUndf l l ? rirJf* fibril stake, and the GOP leadership from John 11. Muaan. ■ ■■■ ■ ‘pnmrtew p)«>f h r - Oiwals HSe to lU a L has .L a m a .- — ■ - ... gave a surprising shqck Ui the • ■ w in c n u n s M CoIdw<Ur> Uy tlM, , Aberdeen. s. d . f -o.- (tower control, 9 These contribution* brought deadlock on Russia’s $52.6 must display "a willingness •dull* at Uic Pinect-ext school The Russians also indicated the total of the Itlrtt driva to million UN debt. | pat landslide margin in hl*-| At Oak Ridge, T enn. Sam children’* ‘ Chrislma* party. to try new Ideas by leading On Farm Labor date to $33,087.61 and leaves tory. In tact, Johnson's vote Giles, 11, got up early fdr a they felt that four-power ronBut a U. S. spokesman said The hoy — who ahaI] remain reacting, UK $6,912.39 away from Its was the biggest ever obtain­ morning snack and smelled tact* should lake place only ROME ( J P I ) — Th* Italian of llie plan. Introduced By Gen­ m onym oui to avoid further WASHINGTON (U P I) — .moke. He awakened hi. fa in West Berlin. | " No OT,a U lo *’1 ',n objective. eral Anem bly President Alex Parliam ent failed on a seventh am barrasim cnt to bis parents The Labor Department an ­ ed by a presidential condidatc thcr. who suffered third de-i -----------------------t ,h « ,*,'" rh ' *"* Homer L Osborn, head of Quaison Sackey of Ghana: Ballot today to elect a —climbed on Santa Claus' lap, nounced new restrictions late —7,515,212 more than polled gree burn* while rescuing the ' J 60.minute ball players, he Kilgore'a operation here, told by Dwight D. Eisenhow-er In president (or th* country. "That idea Is still alive " looked up and announced: "I Saturday designed to discour­ family'* 11 children. le a d e r Q u its ' ^ s d at a brief n e w , ermfer- tJF headquarter* that he and think you oughtlt have a age importation of Mexican 1956. Eight firemen were hurt: SALISBURY. R.h'xd«iut — *nre. hia employes, this year will The final count waa Johnpunch in the novel" Where­ farm labor and give U. S. while battling a five-alarm (L'PI) — Sir Roy Welrniky, Ford said the House con- Use a piggy bunk which w))l s o n M C I26,245; Goldwater, upon, he bopped Santa in the farm workers priority for Serving Hanford and 27,173,891. Unpledged electors! fire which caused damage es- the burly ex premier of the [ test wa» "related no way" he passed among tha com­ becxerl. available jobs. in Alabama and minor p arty , tim ated at more than *5 mil- Rhodesian federation, resigned to the national party struggle pany's personnel on paydays. Seminole County Since 1950” • • • Labor Secretary W. Wil­ lion to Dallas' famed Nriman- Saturday night as leader of the Involving When time for the 1066 UF The American Broadcasting lard Wlrta, said U. S. farm ­ candidates got another 383,Marcus departm ent store, opposition Rhodesia party. I Barry drfr# arrives, "porky" will b# 520 votes Company carried 65 minutes ers would be subjected to fed­ "aftuqhf/.ed" and contenta Johnson's total was 61 per of excerpts from "Tha Mes­ eral immigration laws in a t­ aftrntrlbuled on behalf siah” by Handel by tha Stet­ tem pting to acquire "btac- cent of all ballota caat. This of Kilgore employea. "This," was two-tenths of one per cent son University Choir under Mexican farm hands more than Franklin D.' Roose­ said Osborn, “will keep the the direction of Prof, liarold —for tem porary work. * Authorised Sales & Service United Fund 'alive' to all of velt'* second term margin in 51. Giffin. The program waa About 200,000 Mexican |a- 1935. us during the year and ahould presented on tha company's borera per year previously WASHINGTON (U P I) — Prealdent That will be a tough job. In early Sep­ be a painless manner of giv­ coaat-to-cosat network. were adm itted to the United ing." Johnaon will leave for a Chriatmas-inA F Jet Crashes, tember and October, government agencie* States, generally for three UF campaign chairmen, Texai holiday Sunday but most of his tima submitted their first money requests for Troy Ray, auggeslad today months, under Public Law 78. there will be spent tn an item-by item eco­ Congress this year refused to Pilot Rescued the ntw year. The total cam* to |108 bil­ th a t tha Kilgore plan might SIOPFINE nomy review of hia new federal budget, extend tha law which expiree be of Intaraat Co other buiilion. c m itfi ST. PETERSBURG ( U P D - tha Whfta House announced Saturday. Dec. 91. nese and profaatlonal firm* W hat Johnson is now faced with, Reedy lie will take budget director Kcrmit Gor­ An Air Force Fd00 Super end office* •* a unique m eth­ eaid, i* the job of cutting th* requeate, Jet "flamed out" during a don to ^iia LBJ ranch near Johnson City Lincoln od of obtaining better reiulte. plua deciding w|}at new legiilaliva proalong with a foot locker and two big card­ landing approach to MacDill O ther UF official* doffed Disabled Vessel AFB Saturday and crashed in­ board boxra filled with data needed for the g ia m t to recommend. Continental To do tha job, Reedy laid, Ilia Chief Ex­ their hate along with Ray to to the shallows of Tam pa.B ay budget review. Every Typ* Repair ecutive will go over tha budget "on a line- “ A thinking, 'care-full* group White House press secretary George south of here. In Tow By C G of citizen* in our area." On All byjtine, item-by-ltem basia." Reedy aaid Mre, Johnaon and daughter, The pilot, Capt. C. W. B rad­ CHRISTMAS SEALS (i|M T I l i d Make* * Mad via ' Sinca eubstantiva change* ar* virtually NEW ORLEANS (UP1>— ley, ejected from the crippled Luci, also will go along but older daught­ • t l l f RESPIRATORY DISEASES Th* Coast Guard cutter Cardi­ jet and waa picked up by a e r Lynda will rymain hare a few days. Impoaeibl# afte r New Year’s Day, ha la ex­ gan had tha diaablad ‘'Mias Coast Guard helicopter — ap ­ pected to have made bis final decision* on The President will stay in Texas until LONDON (UPI) - Polish Demeanor" in tow Saturday parently . uninjured. He was after Christm as. Except for tim e off for w hat and w hert to spend by th* time he Foreign Minister Adam Rareturns to the White House. beaded fa r Panam a City, Fla flown to the MacDill hospital. the holiday itself, he will be deciding what packl will get a cool reception 109 N. Palmetto A n . On* Whit* House budget expert put it when he tells British lea do n Tha cu tter and the TS-foot The plane bit ar tree on Ba­ to do Id tha way of fiscal 1966 budget eurSanford, Fla. th is w sy: In prospect, h* said. Is a “ vary about hia plans tor an Eastfishing veasel o a t ot Tampa, ham a Sbor« Drive, narrowly I* ry . (Corner M Palmetto intensive period of budgetary surgery— West conference lo ensure EuF la , were expected to arrive misting aeveral bouses and Reedy said Johnion was detcrmlnad to with th* President taking bold as chief opean In P anam a‘C hy early Sunday plunged into tlx feet of water cut the budget as "prudently s t ha possi­ security, diplomatic surgeon." , morning. bly can." ' tour cep said Saturday, at the edge of the bay^ Ends Life Explosion Seminole County * * * * Hi Plane Downed ’* on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” a n fm rtt -V Reject Idea Fire s C ontinue, Allies Are Ready R ep u b lican W ar For Berlin Talk On In Congress 2 4 M ore D ie ‘No Interference* With Russians Women Burned Al Yule Parly Gold Award Goes To Kilgore Co. LBJ Landslide Biggest Ever 7th Vote Fails * H U N Tanc. Budget Faces 'Surgery' -jlie/LCUAq Comet Cool Reception 322-4884 --- L i. X f �• .- - • a - . ^ 9 “ ‘■ * ' • * . * 9ft Outlook Good, Johnson Told m WASHINGTON (U P I) — A group of the nation’s bulln e n leaden have told.P residenl Johnson they have "high hopes for the economy" If gov* ernm eat and business continue to work together. Fourteen top level execu­ tives met with Johnson to give him their view* on the outlook for the economy. -T h e ir ipokeeman, American Telephoua A Telegraph Com- pany chairman Frederick Kappel told newsmen afterw ard they HO rfot foresee any eco­ nomic trouble* in the coming year. Terming the sesaion "very constructive," Kappel said he dors not expect a downturn in the current economic boom. Hr mmmrr! up the exerutivce’ view* by taying th « t "I think ft I* our judgm ent that thin year 1085 should not be * m- a problem year.” Kappel said he felt Johnson had • "very sound understand­ ing" of businrss. He added that the President "is being extremely wise in his th ought­ ful evaluation of business and the^economy." The meeting with the busisim llar ilar In ness lead en w ai ilm ir purpoae to a aeiiion with lalxbor lead en the day before, , v. —■ During th a t meeting AFL * (*IO President George Meany brought up the subject o f 'a campaign to abolish sta te laws barring compulsory union membership. B ut White House Press Seere ta ry Georg# E. Reedy said the President did not discuss specific Issues or legislative proposals with the businessmtn. row two, Laura Holla, Ellen Butts, Morgan Ben­ nett anil Ixtwell Martindill; row three, Armon Itossmam Regina Murray, Cheryl Kltner, David Krhold, Pat Osburn and Robert Thompson. Patty Thompson is soloist for the program. GRACE METHODIST Junior Choir will present jta nnminl Christman Concert nt 7:30 p.m. Sun­ day with Mrs. Otia Taylor directing. Sinking will be, left to rilfht. front, Ann Martindill, Christ! Williams, Linda Bo^n, Kate Turner. Diane Kltner, Steven Hires and James Griffin; l w !«r l I» n D Pdffe 2—Sat. Dec. 1ft, '64 " Tr--^uk^n ---- ;— r Spunky Teenager Losing 6 inches Of Her Height OSWESTRY, (U P I) — A spunky teenage girl who grew to a height of 6 feet 7 4 Inches is under­ going a seriea of bone atlona to make her a shorter. Joking about the problems •he has had because of he.* height, ] 9-year-old Ann Row•ton quipped: "Small boys used to asked me ‘what's tba w eather like up th e re '? " Looking ahead to the last of four operations In which doc­ tors are removing bonea from her legs, the girt said) "This will be a great Christmas. She has undergone three op. erations in the last three month*. A spokesman a t the Oswes­ try Orthopedic Hospital said •he w ai making satisfactory progress hut it was too early to tell if the operations would be successful. The auburn-haired girl Is hospitalized with both her legs in plaster casts. A fter the fourth operation, for which the dale has not been set, Miss Rowaton will be 8 feet 1 inch tall. "When this is all over I hope to lead the same so rt of life as any other girl," she said. Burns Provided Rail Strike Injunction Second Burns Aide Appointed Seminole Men With Airplane Decision Postponed ATTENDING THE holiday tea given by Lyman High School Home Eco­ nomics clanncn for parents and faculty, Mrs. Edwin Futgerson is ^served Tby Carol Bnmbnlough, Lana Beck and Denise McCall. J a c k s o n v i l l e <u p d - Florida ia gaining fast in tha per capita expenditure for public education but atill ranks below the national av­ erage, according to tha Stata Chamber of Commerce.' Florida moved from 44th iq capita expenditure in 1982 to 37th in 1963, the Chamber aaid in it* weakly bualneaa review. % "F'lorida’a faster than na­ tional rate of increase Indi­ cate# an improving trend In tbe atate'a school and univtraitiea," the Chamber aald. "Tbe Florida total figures to $107 for every resident-of the state, 17 per cerit more than in 1982. The national av­ erage waa $127 per peraon but iftt r ite of gain w ai o n ly - * half of Florida'*." The Chamber laid Floridana spent $593.7 million on publie education in 1983, a 29 per cent Increase over the pre­ vious year, compared with a 10 . per cent increase nationily. S tate univeraitlea and jun­ ior colleges showed the big­•- Y gest increase, up 24 per cent to $91.6 million. Publie schools Increased 18 per cent to $488.4 million, while schools for the handlcapped and other special schools were up eight per cent to $13.7 million. Shower Record GIRL SCOUTS of Troop 338 went caroling in n truck belonging to their STOCKHOM, Calif. (U PI) Stephen Knowlea, 19, Palo Al­ to. stepped out of tbe showers in bis dormitory at the Uni­ versity of the Pacific and claimed a new record for slay­ ing under" running w ater—15 hours and 1 minute. JACKSONVILLE (U P I) — JACKSONVILLE (U P I) leader, Mrs. Nance Russell. They enjoyed hot chocolate a t the Howell Gov.-elect Ilaydnn Burns nam­ F o u r grocery chain executives Park home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Leonard then visited parts of Altamonte 'CHICAGO ( U P I ) — A federlV, out-tbe'W eck, including some ed in su ran ce, execuUyjs JW lSprings and CasflcJbc'm’ to ninjp. Shown, from left, Sharon Warren, announced they will provide lfam J . Hamrick, of Jacksoiwi Ch8*yi \Vn4tcrIrK#re» caatuSusie and-ij)pbbic.Wvb be r ^ ya re n Donaldson . > GAlNESVTLLFr-F'mir Semi Gov.-elect Haydoo Burne with Judge may decide T u esd ay ! unusual night court sessions, oo the permanent injunction v llle ,'to d a y as chairman of inole County men w e r e and Melenda Casselberry. , a 1250.000 executive airplane whether he will grant the na the Hotel and R estaurant request. * among the 978 University of when he takes office in Ja n ­ lion's m ajor railroads an in­ The railroads say a strike Commission for his adm inis­ junction blocking a strike n! Florida, students*, who got | uary. by the three unions would be tration. The four men( executive* of 52,000 members of three olfdegrees wlirn the institution's illegal because the unions are Hamrick, who was state Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. are A. train unions. first trim ester of the 1964-65 not authorized bargaining campaign manager for Burn*, U. S. District Court Judge Jo­ academic year closed F'riday. D. Davis and J. E. DavU. both agents for their members. The currently Is on leave from bis of Jacksonville; M. Austin Da­ seph Sam Pen-y had been ex­ They were Richard Alan railroads say I he iminns have Job as vice president of the vis, of Miami, and Tine W. pected to rule Saturday on the Feinberg and Robert A, waived that right to the AFT/Gulf Life Insurance Company. DavU, of Montgomery, Ala. petition but he indicated he Samuel of Sanford, anil Curl Noting Hamrick'* rep u ta­ will not announce a decision CIO Railway Department In They are brothers. J. F'aliry and John P. Teslnthe past. tion as a public apeaker, before Tuesday at the earlieil. The lour men said they have WASHIN GTON fU P I) — Coast Guard. Tiic unions contend they are Burn* a*id, "I plan to aik »ky. of Oviedo. Last Monday Perry granted purchased the * Convair twinSamuel was giiintrd a Stump rflllectora will get anTTi# st.irips will bring to authorized bargaining agents him lo serve a t spokesman engine sircrait and agreed to a 10-day restraining order bachelor of aclence degree?* other bunntiza next year. II the number of com mem- j and that they have a right to for the mate on various while be considers the petition lease it to the slate <>( Fkinds F'einbcrg a .bachelor ol line orative issues planned for lor one dollar a year lor the of all but two of the nation’s strike since all rem edies of|«peafcing e n g a g e m e n t * in the arts, F'abry s bachelor of sci-1 P ualm atlrr General John 1985. four short of normal. the Railway Labor Art havejFiast and MidwtM where he m ajor railroads to enjoin tbe A. Gronouaki announced that I "AV. gave thoughtful con- I Governor's personal uae. [will present the Florida im- cnce in journalism and Tesin "This aircraft is going lo pro­ strike by the machinists, sheet been exhausted. six more new stamps will be sub-ration to the great nuin- | sky a hachelor of science in A strike by the three unions age in a m u t able m anner." vide me with a very valuable mots I workers and electrical her of requests for new issued. wvuk! tie up all major rad j Hamrick is the second Jack- agriculture jk tr OERNZ-O-MATIC working Instrument as Gover­ workers. 1 he university granted de­ stam ps." Gronouski said, "and They will Include onr roniTbe three unions, all mem- hues 10 nation except the 1sonvillt in iu ran rr executive nor," liurt»s_ asld in thanking grees to 715 nun and 201 have selected what wo think niemorating the lute former firful ^ TVonder bers of the AFI-rClO Railway■i Florida Last Coast and South- to l>« appointed to Rum s' 'Tilthe men. women. President H e r b e r t tT.uk will contribute to a wellJtle cabinet." "It will give the slate a Employcs' D epsrtm enl. then crn Railways. Selection 101 Uhob from J rounded program ," Hoover. Three other shoperaft sboprraft unions, unions ; Charles Campbell, bead of chance lo put Its best foot announced there would be no in ree other The ot hr i* will be cum* The Sa l v at i o n \ r m v l a m p Of forward when we hoat visit-1atrike until after the New , ln ,tu' AFL-CtO Railway Em (hr South Centra] Office of j S i n j f O r I t i l It ii F U |) l Cellar To Roof BEDFORD. England (U l'lt Nirmuiullve issurs foi Iniffir ing dignltariea and industrial Year'# holiday. (flloyet D epartment agreed Nov. prudential insurance Comprospects " j Perry held hearing* through nn nrw r°n iracts following p«ny w«» named chairman of — Singer Rlrliy Valence. 2*. sn fily , the Salvation Army, religious and ehnritohte o r­ whose recordings of "Tell the Magna t arta. the great ganisation's limth anniver­ ------- Q " Su,<1« llnr» eatabllahed b y !,h. Development CommlMion. MILLERS-FALLS a presidential e m e r g e n c y I.aura 1 l-nve Her" sold more Italian poet, Dante Alighieri, sary. INSTANT HEAT hoard, The National Safety Coun than 300,ono copiea, told a ami another in the John Sin­ bankruptcy court tic re he ti gleton Copley jiainting series cil pro posed the highway However, the machinists. P G a | C h r k t m n c sheet metal workers and elec-1 r' t : 0 1 V * I l l T a i IT1Q S There also will be a com­ safety issue, pointing out that more than $50.ono in debt he >Incians declined In accept the cause he "becam e too accust­ memorative postal raid m ark­ • it will call attention of milRight For Reg. 38.95 board'* recommendation* of Fof The Blind omed lo a standard of living to ing the 175th anniversary of li«r.a the need for driver ed­ Any Male! the founding of the U. S. ucation and safety devices. Jpay hoods totalling 27 cent* reduce " NEW YORK (U P li — Thr an hour over lliree year*. eager The Christmas l u o c b e ©n - Complying wtih The unioni are demanding Associated Blind, whose policy meeting and party of Smith qUevt*, Maryann posed the pay boost* totaling 36 cent* is "let tha blind Irad thr Corning W are Seminole Welcome Wagon Club group and out popped a atuffod 'a n hour over three year* but blind,” threw- • unique Christ, waa held Thursday with 37 gray m ouh-m uch to the therrl-. the carrier* have indicated mas party for blind children B a b o K S e u M m em bers ,n attendance. ment ol the parly. they will stand fast on the who hava been w riting their Highlight of the gift exchange Getting down to bualneaa, thr emergency board re to m mco'ia- Christmas wishes to a blind was presentation of a minia­ new board waa presented and 1Goos. Santa Claus ln BralRf. ture c-qmera lo HeriM Re­ approved by the general mem -' ______________ The aightle*a Santa Is Irv­ Full porter Maryann ty k e wfi« has berahip after Introdurtioju by Tn m i e s < Q l l l t o r l ing M. Selis, tha organiza­ been electrtl ppesldenl of sthe 1964 President Sandy L aP om . 1 Selection , f? 1 „ ° . tion’* eiecutive director, .who group for the coming year. Seriing for the new year, other 1n J u l,lr * " f ,h * ,,U|rh the .youngster* whal then -U eo - Mitoei wO> bo W—r b1 ■W an Inqui Paulsen, first vice p re sid e n t;!:.......... » V —Braille watches, Braille in­ G W l' Pettinati. second vire V V m terlocking dominoes and other « p, Custom p r e id e n t; G.nnle F ritter corSeminole gift*, earh Inscribed with th* M ade IcuunlV -^m irU iou.,. child's name m Braille. ces Dickinson, recording score ta ry ; Melanie Stewart, treeSHREWSBURY England - surer and Sue Gates, histor­ SETS (U PI) — Bert Jam es, ■ 36- ian and publicity. FROM jear-old grandfather, thanked Installation la scheduled for Che Pension* Ministry today live Jan. 21 meeting at the 1m-, for the $$ "m aternity benefit" perial House in Winter Park check he received in the mail. with Mr* Judy H urlburt, area G E N E R A L ^ E L E C T R IC "F or me to become a mom auperviaor, preaiding. would be a rem arkable ac­ Tbe incoming and outgoing hievement, 1 am 58 years old, board member# will have a! supposedly male and a grand- luncheon lan. I at the Capri • I" V M l.lt S • BLENDERS father twice . . Jam es aaid Restaurant In Sanford beginn­ • u o ffef: m a k e r s • IRONS in a letter to the m inistry. ing et 11:30 a. m. First meet • KITCHEN MIXERS • CAN OPENER "Carefully thinking back ing of the new board will be over the last nine months, I held Jan. It, 11:30 a. m , at RID-Jtn cannot rem em ber indulging in (he home of tbe preaident any activities that could hava Special gunata at Thursday'* had their climax in Uvia a c ­ meeting wert Brenda Dimeter. hievement. Betty Barker, Roae Hall, Re ’ Original Knee "Do I return your postal gina McC alien and VloJel Room d raft and sacrifice my m other­ Hub*. > New Htop-Or-Go h o o d s * am I lo expect a b al­ Prize w'nnera for the day Cookware W heel* ance at paym ent: Yours Ma­ were Hannah Michael, door Finlahod With 1 12 Height ternally.” prize; France* Cordell, firat Adjustment* DU PO N T, bridge; Mrs Mliea, second 1 Self Leveling TEFLON hrldge; Mildred Knight, firat Foot canasta; H arriett Reia, aecond Complete can aita and Marie Boardman Assortment LONDON (U PI) — Adrian pinochle. '* Moke her hgjiday ipedal with a lovely, (rogrong* Stamp Bonanza Seen For U . S. Collectors FO R E V E R Y O N E ! TORCH KIT Camping: Equipment Reporter Gets Scare Taking Photo For Welcome Wagon SOLDERING KIT (pM Al&AA Ideal for Christmas! •aav aw v FIREPLACE SETTINGS R C A V lC IO R ^ a h ^ to Grandfather Gelt Maternity Check j Solid State Stereo Curtain Screens for Stepped-Up Power...More Natural Sound...Utmost Dependability HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES IRONING BOARD M IRR0 Doyle Original Bought By Son Conan Doyla, |]-yaar-«ld aon of tha creator of Bherlock Funeral N otice Holme*, has paid <11,900 a t an auction here for the only >*csT. r.R o n u tt ■. t n — ru n . •rat eesvlrea lo r n e o r e * R. knows original manuacript of Bsat I r , TI. a f L aka M arr ono of hia fathar'a otorlea. w k a died F rid ay, srltl k« bald The manuacript of "Tbe Adventure of tho Greek 1»^ r p r e t e r - com* up for eel* a t CkriaUe't Auction (jailer). a t I * m Monday a i Brtaaoa F u n eral H em * w ith 1t*v. Fred R. C h sn eo a frirta tta g . B uriat w ill bt la K v tr g r te n C s in e is tr . B r lsso a F u n eral M o a a ta ik a r g a . combinorion. Feittvely u.topped Dulhng Powdw ood Cryilol Mist. Duaiing Powder orvj Cryatol Mist . . . . . . . . ft.00 •*» w. t'anSANT • g W U ia i t I'OMRAM • V**lt' E C K E R D Druq Stores v, r« . >.s i u w S e e *It — H ear It — At Sanford Electric Co, 118 MAGNOLIA 322-1562 GATOR L^mjbcr & Ace Hardware 700 French Ave. Ph. 322-7121 �* -*• ft * V. . , 1 A x » - —f 1* * * ■yt®% . * - »* f -1 > I A- - - ** . ■ 'V \ |§ TKV»<*<1 Xi/ ■ I South Seminole Jaycees Host Apopka Group Beautiful Lunar < C d r. B ry a n B . Brow n UCom m ands V A H -3 Eclipse Visible •j 1 « 77~ For One Hour Cdr. Bryan B. Brown r*Utv - ' *ed Cdr. George -W. Kimmons By Julia Bartov By United Prrxs ms commanding officer of San­ John Asher, national Jaycec One of the most beautiful ford’* Reconnii*»ancc Attack director from Apopka and lunar eclipses ever seen was Squadron T h r e e (RVAH-3) guest at the South Seminole visible Fliilny night for.about during Impressive ceremonies Jaycce dinner meeting at the one hour for half the world. Friday afternoon in the squad­ W indjammer W e d n e s d a y The shadow of the earth ron’s hangar. night, spoke on requirem ents cast 23S.OOO mile* In space In assuming command of and steps of organization. turned the moon fiom pearly RVAH-3, the largest based » Other guests from the Apop white to ddll copper ltd . squadron at SNAS, Brown as­ ka civic group were Ben Du The rare total lunar eclipse j s u m e s the responsibility for boris, president; Roger Rawwas visible in froth North supervising and directing the les, program chairman and and South America, most of training of replacement flight John Sanders. Larry LudcnEurope and Africa, atul crows and -maintenance sup­ burg. Aubry Hall. Bob AlJdacross the Atlantic Ocean. It port personnel for the fleet re­ redde, J. C. Calton, Sher­ was the ta st total moon connaissance attack squad­ wood Starbird, Charles Vick. blackouts Americans will see rons. Ronald Rawlos and llud Woo­ until Oct. 12, 1968 . Kimmons, fringing to a ster. "It has to gtr down ilf his­ close six years In Sanford na­ Tlic Ballentine "Roll-A-Bartory as one of the most beau, j val aviation Is now scheduled reU" was presented by the ‘ tiful lunar eclipses ever , h a v e ANOTHER COOKIE, iwtyn Maureen Ryan (right), to Mr«. Lula to report aboard the aircraft AiKipka group under direction i__seem’’. said Dg t'red Hess^asH a r r ie r U5S Coral Sea as air Mt-Lvuiul, home .P fuim m ics tciidier. itnd.Mrs, Loin Toole, CBE eo-onjiijnM tht! projntB fitairmsn. sirelate astronom er » t the | tor. «t l.ytnan High School til n ten given by the six home economics operations officer. South Seminole Jaycees. Hayden Planetarium in New j classes. Imaginative Christmas decorations created by the girls were on In December, 1959 he was as­ newest group tn tiie area, meet j Voile. signed to VAH-J to undergo display for tiie event. the first and third Wednesday He said a “ bcuutifu! -ha- I training in the Skywarviors, of each month in the Alta­ Inoipl ring effect’’ was creal- ; which culminated with com­ monte Springs Community vd as the earth inuved silent­ mand of VAH-9. Prior to as­ House. Executive board ses­ ly between the moon and th e . suming command of Thicc, he sions arc held the first Wed­ sun—the source of reflected served a lour on Hatwing One nesday of each month. mnir light. staff. Kimmons resides with The heavenly phenomenon his wife, the form er Miss Bil-# if the same site Is used the level canal to replace thp-pre. WASHINGTON ( V r i) " L ig h t travels 186,060 miles ely-pubflcixed and v|». • lie It. Little, and two children present canal might have to sent one. The United States Is prepared CDIL HYHAN H. Brown cults ccrcinouitil cake per second. . at [to pine Lake Drive. , ’ Iblr'Nwy ns* most of North He also disclosed plans to to give I’u n a m n s u b s ta n t ia l tm elosed m ly for about 12 at change of comniunii of RVAH-iJ. Brown comes to the helm of America. negotiate a new treaty with help in c a s in g the economic days during construction. RVAH-3 well qualified for Only San "N anciteo, cover­ i m p a c t w-titeh would re su lt J o h n s o n announced the Panama .jn operation of the command, having Just served ed l>y a heavy blynhet of fog. from building a new c an a l at (lilted htntes would pres* present canal and Its eventual as commanding officer of He*rt ported missing the entiie n ne w site, o f f ic ia ls said fiirwhrd with Panam a and elOaing when a new on* is vy Attack Squadroo Seven, ills show. other micro*ted government* built. experience in heavy attack Dr. Mortimer Knplow,' as­ Saturday. Many of the problems in­ f rr construction of a seaAdministration officials are aviation has been varied and sistant director of the Adler volved in the project sre far extensive, having previously Planetarium In Chicago, said aware that if the proposed! ■ in the fu tu rr. It will take served in VAH-3 from 1956 to the first slice of shadow on new sea-level euiiiil w ife to quite seme time to make en­ '*1958. VAH-11 from 1958 to 1961; ike moon'Nvns at 6:69 p. m. tic located in Colombia or «t gineering studies. and VAH-T from 1961 to 1964 lainlcd in the fast-flowing cur­ li ST I. The moon via* totally n p. ssitile site including both One open question is whe­ Brown lives, with hU wife, the MIAMI BLA U ! (L P li eclipsed fiom b -'7 p. m. to Nicaragua rind ' osta Kira the ther tiie new canal might be form er Miss Denies Ann L o - 1 Arch Degeer starched F ish e r rent of Government Cut " lb 9:117 p. rn. an-l cUaie-l of • -unoTiiie effects on Panama the world's first major con­ bich, and six children at 1109 Island Saturday for the "Gray a splash anti a yelp shallow by lll;li p. in. he would he major. st ruction piojeet using nu­ Degeer, an o w n e i - l i a i n e t - bald. M tS H IN 'G T O N ( U P l i — Lincoln Street, Ghost.*’ hoping the phantom ,» They would he s u b s t a n t i a l The change of command fea­ his *9.000 racing greyhound breetier win) has 30 otln-i Kapiow said the times giv­ even if »n a l t e r n a t e site in Mrs. I vtidtm J o h n s o n g a v e an clear explosions to make the tured -the NAS Jacksonville th a t is, piafthg hookey. git-yh-juipis m t,js kennel, fiy en m e oil the basis of oh* Puuain i wi *>’• givyhuuti-i* h-v-en tin *"• « vauifdo of the quick political excuvntbtn. Estimate* of the. iw»sl of Navy Band and a diamond Residents of the iso'Haled Is- ’ tiled JoV IDIl t v n t ’.a poru-i. --•ovaI from l~hb*T7"0 ft--— .Xit'i d ^:i*arvti-Nt 11: r i i i H c*i a* eflex--* ®r*|ur fm* developed fiy-over. Following the cere- land off Miami Beach lepurt- e i t h e r t o . to, >*111 l U m u t ui sale the -tdfeteiicc in ttsl.e ■gnO mile* south of the present .In lin e v e a i s of eam pAign d i ­ building a sen-level canal have ^ m o n ies, (refreshm ents were ed several days ago that an lln a lt o i - s '.I ->t fiei|U, r t Gov­ I,,lies, he- said, local areas canal This vvoiiM have n m» ploma, v ranged from fN'rt million to served during an all-hands re­ animal had been baying dur e r n m e n t t u t . would show slight vat lances. jar imp, et n I he tv . eitii * M « Johns n wn* at the ft 1 billion. Some 20* vents ception in tlte hangar ares. ing the night. The "creature ' But when tm*'tii ay Institution to ng>> an estimate of 42 billion ..f Colon h'i<l I’m iin.1 City at Simthsoninn reportedly bus tatters of G h o s t ” t u n e d up on I lal-er (nil* eii.J id the i , sent eantif pi.•-t-iil one of her gowns to wr.v* niadij Official* think that clothing on him, although no Island about a q u a r t - ' mm I t . museum's F irst L a d y col- can he greatly reduced P i . - i d . nt J u l i e *on aiilpuin one has had a good look at a c t uk* Govei -in->ill I 'u t — Ibe S d- i iNi"n to re l.'.iiiiti re d H . t the animal. sa m e t n g h t, D e g - - r th o u g h t 1* ft, phi11 fai D-TTi] t TVo l..,’,.t. III > t Hut cfifiiU 111!V.inr C The islumlprs started cull the rug,,- 1 „tlin.g on tlo ruting with K-th \ t fu hi it* ti ri \ Pur if u » I* isl ■11 I’vt. \\ ilhnm K 1III" A 1T|l> tug the animal the 'Gray pliant..in a n im a l m ight Ik. t.lhf her B ulk. • ifi of Mr it ti*{ Mr« \\ r -|i» in tut w r n g r r l 11> • || 1i Ghost,*' and said It started 1 tin Hilt s rn . 41111J M-r IX Mi ilf " oH *1 nt 1n lit iJmUP to 1114 wri uund fl-Kjt . t.ert W B u rk . Or»i-B*' BouieD a l l a s <u p i >—The chii* howling Tuesday night. tlic u it null OI i hgif . III Oil VSI.l. I a be Monroe, hn r he«*n T he Piret bi*n n tii'R <‘izr» 1“ .'loaetl g dren's wear section of Inter* By Julia llarto* Thia was the night that I ox l u x Mill Wits w t i i r i n n i* rue he h r m h ii uftpigiir I tn the W M liifiititry natiutmlly known Neiman- Hill, a promising two-year ojd ing inLt44lx. uii 1•’tr Ui-ulh lief \l t a motile Springs Hrodn'c built. f.s- i hiipw in IA in t:< b u n d ) a ni'Miicnt. M ar.ua was hardest hit Sat­ g:ey hound suddenly took a lit* ij:»ap |*4 ai til, Troop 29 entertain- d Tucs-lay v e.i l *. lit law Mil [ivlTflllllll tor one. then litnu.l and gave Itr ik'mic nt Flift KoltTn , ( -itDill •i.r.lis! h a n d s h a s e t o the Z««n<*. Not', .'in, T h r IP vmr*<»lil urday by a five-alarm fire dislike to racing -luring a ! * I uf l r r ci i llisssr jMOjtjr i»n at a Christ m m le a honoring ee ill.I he h op liiov i ve I. oil 201 WEST l*t ST. ■nd elevator op.-iHtor he* n..I.Iiry a ttf tlii!t,il Jx^iuiunlf tliat caused millions ef do]- ' "schooling ht-nt" r Miami t lit 1» la 111I it t vt ui! if 1 1li"} motheis ati-i grandmother* at (la site of ti p i. .. lit olu f |T>t i’ht. IfflHl SrltMol* > J« M J | \ i II t f ! * I'Miitjr in tl I . gin.i i ■ Ur» in damage to the biggest Beach Kennel CI.,o tin- v -mi i,unite Ih-use ! I' w I to , I sales day of the year. The pm u n i ’ VSorld \***> While the other dog* nice.) It, y* • | Y wItC s u it 1 1 41* III! -S'hree sn o r k e l units a m ong after the mechaiucal ra b b it. 11(1■1 I**f*-4i| 11*111 t m ir - III ft-1 ;ftU111- ciatinn of Girl Guide and l--r! this 30 m a j o r pieces of equip­ Fos Hill hounded acio*» tin- i- . - etl Lol i loMit. > w.(* presents-*! and Will Scoutm e n t chee'hrd tha f l a m e s on track, leaped over a wall and ll't *• i»j•e* rii t * fuiu.'*bH'K Ml'* W\ t i S pill- were prv*« nted upper floors of t h e seven-1 1 1i Ih Mlift 11m r 1*0tl lull If l*k’ f u r of the Ctrl' Other mem l»-r* of tile troop recent Iv * story landmark in the hesrt fu it 1I| liif ulFlCf fw t , »«•1? of downtown Dallas. I V Hill P|l H* ! a k t of tin H pin* jt i previous meet -Five of the 400 firemen I jl!»l Fell• l tl hTU*«* Inc were overcome by smoke, on* l.dk» on Christmas cu-'-uti' 1. .1 1VXt. Ut Jflil |f to him t bill in Germanv ami in F.nc ml hit by ■ falling marble slab 1 .g|it', ilil" »ul(laiyd another rut on the hand. De t fa ^>««-n t rani* were given b> two o( tlw AM recovered swiftly. I The perfre* gift for the "g,. u-a -**•1 ru* .fijj g hti UL.ls mul her* Rrjreshincfita of gVMirtril Damage was estimated be­ generation of today u the gift •1M1n t'it i out tween *5 million and**10 mil­ of a bicycle for fun, fitness WI„1 goL sUto t i i tit in jD1 r p Chit'tm .i' I’lK ilm . along wlllt punch foi 'Be girl* and coffee lion by one of tha store's transportation and sport The t h e i . owners. bike is a "go-go-go" vehicle ’VVijult-tit t hi tig I ’^r v \ .*r for ttie adu't- wrre served tiv * - f u r more than five hour#, for A m erlcim of all age*. seel), he Saul, " l o o bw‘1 loo. Mr* Louise M tnun troop co black, acrid smoke billowed A su refire guarantee for Itnit d « £ h.’V'i the i n a k i r i ts of Irad rr F'.aeh girl also receiv­ ed a gtngornread man high into the downtown Dal­ happy hearts at Christmas an-l a tel111 Wflltl*-t " Memtierstiip in the trovii* t* las sky. F'tamea roe* 60 feet , a long-time thereafter, a gift Kx liaiiBt«d a f t e r ft lung ill the air. of a bike Is sure to please both - a Ik m arvlijfi** fur f III* ■1 X. open and thus*' Interested are_ ^'Todsy would havs been the recipient and giver. D-g. i f , puTIfl b* f. lit nrir d tn if*kid to ronta-t Mr* 1. II the biggest day of the Christ­ Over, one million bicycles •■’I- lypui* m g an- b-iiiIS u* the Manic* or gam ier of Brow tHe\ mas season.” store President were given a* Christmas gtfiv u. Mu ■In » • p h«'jdi ing thft In the s i t a Stanley Marcus said. ,l»st year and pre-Christ in as "i.n .y Glo.st" and cal. hilig m G ,» ofnh*n._ fa m o u s A pache ------H hfc-U tqtlktt tA vratd. tha festHnatej^ T * that ev e n .th l- fteeUliit gli'i ; -■ uf the MHii.ul. (-ehteSi ■■*■»» sow I mssA *» l.*»\ rttiowed specialty store s ex- 'niKn figure w;{ff be lurpais-sf Vllle* an-J -c u t to h’o rt - J l , •rutive viea president, roads 6*1* J**r. Bicycling^ is one of ,i tkla* whet, he was held uftthe damag* estimate. the m o s t’popular, conlinualiy P | n G C T P $ t P l o t l S til ins death. Most heavily damaged wer* growing sport* activities in tiie | ' v ■ ^ the store’s 6th and 7th floors | United States. A shiny now bike under the T ^ O t l V l f y j C C I I C -ith e children’s wear depart Christinas tree will certainly m tn t anJ>office*. CAN OW N 4 81 AUI If I I. M W 3 BEDROOM Baptist Church S tl.U T ONF OK THE HVL HUME l u l l AS LI i i Li AS delight a nx year old a ‘u,' r,'rM will ile pi it the Nativity with teenager a collegian, at HOMES NOW L'NDLfl TON well ms an energetic, young in real it i a r i .u r s and animals STKL'CTION -r t lluO.SU | spirit senior citizen alert to tH’igunm, Mon-lav and coo |i Christmas Lvr VOUK OWN* IN 1 f.ltlUB tb# physical benefits al ndmg IN-SERVICE, Thart'i a , bicycle. ,rvr" 7 110111 8 30 p m each iN n .tn iN G PALM AND I ILL COLORSlot to do In The big wheel* on the earnTAXES AND 1HLN IT WILL RLALLY BC pus th rift dqys are on bicycle* Intermediates 13 thro.igh 161 : SANFORD INSURANCE I By Donna Eatea A HOME OF YOUR O W N For lack of parking facilities ”Ih1 Voun* l7'2>anta Claus will be guest of IT ycaNc newly arrhrtJ. looking lfK' l f l j r a a ' r* honor at the 19th annual transportation to and from one U A,li *1'’ tor Itii nsaest Shout, th* t-st FOB A LIFETIME OF HAP* t,lch " lU ^ ('sets Is Ml, a * tll ing rsiort Christmas Party for the child­ building to another or Just for “l ,iir I'lNESS AND COMFORT! tour Dimca or stm<|o<u*, placet of ,h« church, ren of Altamonte Springe to pure fun—student* agree thai 1'’ca’,',l 111 'a t hof v ptititpt s house w a bike Is lust about the onlv lla w 0 ,‘*'ra lla,! . be held Monday at 7 p. m at tpjitm tnt . . -si If th* way to go places on the cam Wednesday, at 1 Jfl p m a (Se Community House. ot Christmas Tha Sanford Herald -The festivity D sponsored by Pu» for d * » « * and other act! spo<'1" the town council with H50 be- j '1U**m ,ua' w l U '* R e n t e d round GENERAL ELECTRIC and Put,ll° >» lag appropriated for party ex­ Tandem oike dates are more U,<’ ALSO YA AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING and more boeoming "the thing ' llpd to P^rtieipale penses a . a recent meeuog. --------------------“ Youngsters attending will re­ to do" for Saturday and leisure mf wmMm . . . . , ceive a gift and personal in­ time dating. "T h erea nothing like » M r S . J O y A d O I T I S terviews with San'.i In addi­ Virginia Petroskl tion to candy caoee, punch and bike," one bike enthuaiast re P. O . Box 1314 eeotly observed. And, there Cookie* hanford “ General chairmen arc Coun­ are currently more than 55.P b jllia R u g m s trin Mrs Nancy Atlaips, wife of cilman and Mr*. Gene Stephen- 000.000 Americans who agree! 312-6354 ■on assisted by Councilman Yes, that's bow many people Jay Hose-Adams, formerly of L aic Mary ride bicycles In this country Sanford, died Friday In SI. and Mr*. Bob Newell, CouncilN ora N o rrir' tbao and Mr*. Don Frilcb and every year. Petersburg alter a short 111T R 8-1511* nesi. Qousciimao and Mrs Keith • & Seminole She is survived by a daugh­ Mixon. Other chairmen arc • Mildred Haney ter) toother and .two grand­ flr». Louiac Kershner, glfta; 668-5631 LONDON (U P I)-M la * R*. Mrs. June Newell, music and children. Services will be held D elto na fc VIrs Gretcbeo Pope, decora- Jam fyar, 25. who recently re. Monday at 7:30 p m. at the Mary Gettings ceived on Oxford Unlrcraity Anderson McQueen Funeral tjoc*. Dear la k e degree, was fined. 170 , for Home tn St. Petersburg. The 333-6547 - The g reat horned owl some­ shoplifting. “I have ae many family requests that contri­ S o h p l* H aines Phcma 222-7496 times ss-dubuej tha “ tiger of friends to get Christmas pro- bution* be made to the Can­ i Dc-Bary •eata for," she told the court. cer Fund in lieu of flowers. I m bird world.** 66a-44U2 ___________ Panama Aid Seen On Canal 5ht ftanfitrJS lfr« II — i Sat. Dec. 19, ’64—Page 3 •• i to hnndle jo u r Holiday Expenses... ■up to $600 — «ee -R . R* MAHAN < Chief Lender SEMINOLE LOAN CORPORATION 106 Palmetto .TJ2-2083 Gray Ghost, 'Hound M ay Be Same Pooch Lady Bird Shows Political Tact Brownie Troop Famous Store Hit By Blaze To Honors Mothers infill /one TO ALL A MERRY CllItliiTALiSI In Altamonte ’ Mary Carter Paint Co. IT S Perfect Gift For 'Go' Generation SANFORD A WISE Tliore’n Still l ime To Have The Tt»ym Driivurvil To 1 m ir N ow Athlre.tn — In RAVENNA PARK I When You Choose a 11*iiiit? In . . . Ravenna Park YOU Altamonte Sets Annual Parly Homes — Liuilt with Pritle” r \ IJer Month FHA FINANCING—$S-l/MO. INCL. TAXES & INSURANCE i Dies A t St. Pete <1-- MdfcDERN KITCHENS RY \a^nn S h o s w w k & Ji CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Custom Building Our Specialty 322-3103 •Too Many Gifts SSS^STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS \ A ., I �■. I t i .-Dr.. C rone’s *Greatest Single Need S U rtin r Ilk* a faint echo In the hill* of a remote Roman Province, "the Christina* atory haa'become the most revolutionary challenge elnce time began. I t is doubtful whether mighty Ceasar ever heard of Mary and Joseph or of the good tidings brought to the shepherds by the angel chorus. Yet the tender blessed event heralded by the S tar of Bethlehem has proven to be more revolutionary than the Hir­ o sh im a blast or Ranger Seven's trip to the moon. Like baubles on our Christmas tree. In terms of Infinity, nuclear war heads and space rockets are man­ made devices which will in time bo supplanted and obscured. Tho birth in the manger and the angeia’ mes­ sage will affect mankind throughout all eternity. What happened at Beth­ lehem represented a divine offer of peaee and good will not only in th Is age but for the hereafter. Fortunately for this and ail future eneratlons, the promised Prince of I'’eace proved to be more than Just Pi an oriental monarch nnd more than a Jewish messinh. He was the Son of God and hla gift to the world is immortal testimony th at there is n enerous living Creator who feels eep concern for the welfare of all mankind. The miracle birth which wns made known to a few shepherds marked the beginning of the Christian reli­ gion. However, the Bethlehem my­ stery unfolded Into’ something far more significant nnd more dynamic than a new rellgioua faith. Tha Christmas story represents the be­ ginning of Christian civillzitlon, which we now know as the civiliza­ tion of the west. Our calendars mark time according to Ills birth nnd our laws and rules of conduct are based on His teachings. It is proper of course th a t we cel­ ebrate the birth of our Savior with music, with gifts and with fellow­ ship. However, this Christmas let’s probe deeper Into the Christmas sto­ ry for guldfnce in handling .our preBeptrproblettti at homo and around the world. Beyond the lights, the car-, •ola and good cheer, what can Christ­ mas bring to the modern world? Our troubled world, needs many things today but the one thing we need above all else is good will, the kind of good will mentioned by the divine messenger over the I’ulestlno J r -i . • U n c le S a n ta hill tope. Today we find bitterness .between nations and between races between labor and management — between liberals and conservatives and bitterness between neighbors. Perhaps we are forgetting th a t the sacred promise of peace which came during the holy night at Bethlemen waa directed' to men of good will. The Christmas atory carries a mes­ sage of brotherhood and takes the form of a parable whsrein the de­ spised Samnritan aids the injured man who waa Ignored by a priest. The story is continued in the sermon on The Mount during which blessings were promised to peacemakers. A t Calvary the story ended f6r a brief Interlude but not before the crucified Savior requested God’i forlvencss for his heart!less tormenrlvencss irs. By word and by precept the Prince of Pence taught th at (t Is more im­ portant to be a good neighbor than to observe-retlglous rituals. In our sclf-suficlent complacency we sometimes assume that our en­ lightened belief In the integrity of the Individual nnd our Insistence that h man Is innocent until proven guilty come natural to intelligent men. But it Is not so. All these humanitarian principles come to us from the story whfch began In the City of David and cndctl with tho miraculous open­ ing of n sealed tomb at Calvary* Today the world’s rulers wrestle In vain with the problem of human relations and we fall bask on leglJ|biUvc_pannceas and military alli­ ances to estnblish mutual respect between men and nations. Yet for 2000 years we huvcTtfld before us the one golden rule which could maintain peace and good will: "Do unto others as you would htve them do unto, you” Truly the gift of God’s Son was the love gift of the ages and anyone who hnrbora hate on this holy day Is out of step with the season. Once more through tho eyes of hope we join the faithful Mary nnd Joseph — the revenent shepherds nnd Magi — In adoration before the Babe in the nmnger. With them we seem to hear fnlnt echoes of u heuvrnly choir singing "Glory to God In the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men." — I,oynl rhlllltis, Publisher, Ocala yiur.Ilnnner Worry Clinic Deea McIntosh cites some very glowing figure* orf chnreh attendance by hla B aptist college youth, but I wish the ether 2,000 Liberal A rte colleges could da a* w*IL Take a close look at th* total charch member­ ship e f various sta tra .even la th* "Bible B e itr Diaenas Lhl* case a t Sunday School. CASE U-460: Prof. Richard T. McIntosh la th* dynamic dean of students a t Cedarvllle College In Ohio. "D r. Crane," ha begun, ‘‘tfc* wife of on* of our stud­ ents read your form er column In the-A kron Beacon Journal. "In it you haxanled th* gueaa th a t except fo r th* Mormon colleges end poielbly the Roman Catholic achooll, probably not m ore than 10 per cent of college student* are In church on any given Sunday. "O ur B aptlit liberal art* college encourage* all stud-, enta to be regular In church attendance and to submit weekly reports thereof. ''A lm ost 100 per cent of our students attend nt least one church service each week. "And 75 per cent attend two o r ‘more service* per week. S * Bruce * _ B io ssa t— Roy . And I am dubious a b o u t^ . "Many of our itudant* are also active In Chriittan aerv- th* recent figure* showing Ice work, auch a* teaching over M per cent church Sunday School elaaaea, aaalit- membership for our ontlrs lug In youth work, conducting United State*. For last Spring, the new*, religious service* In homes, penal Institution* and paper* ran-n map of th* vari­ ous states with the percent­ a large atate orphanage. “Many of our student* alio age of people who claimed make a vital contribution to church membership In any the musical and educational type of faith, including J e w ^ p r o g r a m s of th# area lah, Catholic and Protestant. And only ' seven • at*te< churches. “ So you see our Baptist col­ claimed over 40 per cent lege students, as wall a* Mor­ membership while th* remain­ mons and Catholic*, ar# faith­ der ran down as low aa Oroful In thalr cliurcb reaponal- gon, with only 28 per cent. It la shocking ot see many bl Iit lee." In tills case I wish all of our "Bible B elt" * attic* • 2,000 of our Liberal Aria col­ with much leas than a no per lages would coma forth and cent total church membership. And th* data above would 4 prove me wrong In my 10 par aeem to bell# th a t report > f cant guas*. It I* a pleasure to have over 08 per cent total church Dean McIntosh's splendid re­ membership for the entire U. S. A. port on bis fine college. Florida, for example, claims A few euch church schools, including Bob Jones L'olver- a total of only 80 per cent alty, Wheaton College and membership In all church de­ Virginia has others, may boast of a high nomination*! only BP per' cent and South church attendance record. . Aina, I'm afraid to aak Carolina, 40 per cent. So It I*'tim e we begin I n * about our mammoth atate "home missionary” universities and even a sup- stress poaodly noted M « . t h o d l a t work And maybe fre t 1*-* school such *» my Alma. Wat­ abeut Africa, India and South. er, Northwestern llniverelty. America. # Dick Crom ley W est’s The Lighter Side Political Notebook WASHINGTON (U P I) - for • change. Knitting all Bill present and To Goldwatcr leaders b a tt­ Dio Goldwatcr forces may planned m oderate GOP activ­ ling to hold control of Republi­ only nmV tie discovering that ity together It a bristling tel­ can party machinery, the rl- nearly IQ member* of tho Na­ ephone network that Is keep­ \ f l motjcj-sles must suddenly tional CijpimitU-e were lucked begin to appear a' kind o( mul­ uuay in quiet fcialun In a ho­ ing the anti-Gold w itc r strate­ tel action Uie jtre.cl from the gist* constantly alert to every tilateral force. Things arc popping on many main conference hotel at Den­ turn in Uie battle. Fur example, one m oderate fronts. Aa one IntU nrc, it U ver. D icic professional* were Just sinking In among Gold- helping moderate governor's governor beard a rough ver­ sion of Burch'* reaponse to water men that one of the big plot Burch'a removal. Pennsylvania Guv. William the Denver Declaration read Initiative* for the ouster of GOP National Chairman Dean Scranlon’i surprise visit iq In him over the long distance Burch came from an unheral­ Gen. Dwight Eisenhower at ti-lophune some tim e before ded Chicago meeting of re ­ Gettysburg was planned at Uie statem ent was released. D ie lack of this steady, dai­ spected party » professionals Denver, mainly to make sure Lyle C. W ilson Says: from 10 nildweatem and wait- the general got a hand • deliv­ ly contact among moderate a stales — tom e of them ered text of Uie to - called leaders was a big clement In rated sturdy "Goldwate'r "D enver Declaration" direct­ their collapse before Uie Golded toward new party leader­ w ater drive fast spring. country." Through all this effort, the This gathering, held several ship and new policies. While the effort to oust strongest initiative* aeem to days before the recent Denver United F rees International heeled rig h t wing operator* ■bout*, who ban k ro lls'th e ra ­ conclave of Republican gdver Burch will, tf he cling* to hi* be coming from mid western The punlihlng f lit of the who are am iie d of certain dio brondcaala of th* Lift n o n , reinforced the resolve of post, comet down In the end and western Republicans. Eas­ Interna! Revenue Service !■ political activities. Line Foundation end evangelmany governors to push hard to ■ nose count of the 132 N a­ tern Republicans, In the words ebout to land flu ih on the The target* are H. L. Hunt, let Ililly Jam es Margie. Har­ tion* I Committee members, of one of them "striving for w hlaktra of e couple belter- a Texas billionaire or there- gis is proprietor of the Chris­ moderate forces arc planning low vlsIbiUty," are only too tian Crutade with headquartto go well beyond the numbers bapy to have It this way. ara In Tula a. 3!eantime, from Inside Bur­ game In their assault. Hargis Bald In Tula* soma "com m ittee fortress" A crew ot trained hand* ex­ ch's Herald Area Correspondents day* ago th a t the IKS pad Ily l l a l C och ran pect* to be tossing up a var­ come numerous reports — nullficd him It waa proposing Altamonte Spring* Fatarprlae Noth* how aiddoni minutes iety of road black! and discon­ some impossible to check out Mr*. Ritchie Harrla to lift Ids group's tax exemp­ are marked on modern clock certing nolsemakera between — that discipline and perfor Mr*. Jnll* Barto* 818-1118 848 5824 tion W a u a s of political ac­ and watch fat-rat . Today’s now and the crucial Chicago in a nee have been sharply af­ tivities Revocation of the Life pace ia ao f a it n«tx>dy haa a meeting of the National Com­ fected by the developing com­ 448-4484 Bear Laka-Foreet City Lino Foundation tax exemp­ minute fur anythingbat. 1-caka to the rival modeMr*. Maryana Milan mittee Jan. 22 23. l.aa# Mary • • » tion la said to b* In tha 128-1878 They will lie turning back rates ere common. L'ncoufLrm Mra. Francra Waaler w orks*-.-. _ Tha Old Cynic aaya that on Ute Goidwalentea some of ed report* arc beard of docu122-8118 Caaaalbarry ■ What tlie IRS seem* to be tt>* fact th at newspaper* Uic rough stuff thoy feel tha ’ m enu turning up missing. FirMra. Jana Caetelbarry Lake Monro* saying la th a t te a exempt c a r r y more "L ost" than senator's men dished out in lugs ami rasIgnaUoo* are 821-1048 Mr*. 11. L. John*** outfits m ust not angaga In "Found” ad* tails ua some­ loo great abundance In the mounting. 822-4711 Chulaeta politics. T hat la w hat th* IRS thing about tbs human rue*. fight for the nomlnsUun last One voluntary departee Long wood Mr*. Jean Magto • • • say* to the rlghties. Ail right, spring, says Burch and many of thoae 1 Mra. Donna Bate* 185-1748 Seem* tha only conversa­ but <1°** b »«y anything Ilk* ' 818-3117 Tha call for a conference of rain lining team to view the Della ry th a t to th* leftleaT D ie availtional gam bit In hospital rec­ 15 or so d a te chairmen al Chi­ National Committee mainly ai North Orlando Mra. John Leon* abla evidence la th a t It does reation room* la over who’s cago just before the commit­ a Goldwatcr "command post Mra. M argorat Cooky 488-4881 not. This, however, la not ticker than whom. 821-8785 tee session Is but one sample. to hold onto against a counter­ Deltona * • * aoltly th* responsibility of Oateea Hcforo the Goldwatcr people charge." Mra. Mildred Haney the IRS. Mra. Clarence Snyder Th* current fad for keep­ em erge from the Chicago D ie Goldwatcr leaders, busy ' 888-8881 812-4841 The U. S. Supreme Court ing restaurant* and lounge* srtuggle (hey may feel soma on their, own trying to keep ---O n tw Inrerellgved thcrlRW from thw[a>~dar>r ae a het*e cw rr ewg* clearly Mr*. JoAnn Haya Mrs. K ftlyn Lundy em barrassing chore of saying grata th a t ta b le B e ltin g s large. have plenty to b* busy about. 848-4878 m-mo ! to W aller p. Reulheri "hold should Include a flashlight, a W op, bud, you and your union aa well aa knlvca, (orhe and are engaging In political ac­ apoona, * •a tivity. You gotta etop th at and If you don't atop It, w* Maybe firm* present wrist ENTRY B U N K will taka away your union'* watch** to retiring employe* MAIL TO: CONTEST CHAIRMAN to make sure they hav* time tax exemption.” I*. O. BOX 1543 Page 4 Sanford, Florida Sut., December 10, 106-1 T hat would be a very em­ on their hand*. e *e SANFOIID, FLORIDA barrassing ehora for the IRS Why do dentist* welt until because the (talesm en to w A a v u i a- u ib l o w . n o iT o n a n » r m u a u GENERAL RULES: whom tha IRS management you "open wide" to aak a r u a a roLTouxa, in m itu ,, - neatest *,>■■« I. Entries Limited To Th* Sanford Area —- Contact. Comic la beholden for jabs are uni­ question you’d Ilk* to answ er! B u e c i t A L C iA M i a a JULIA ft L BTHNITKBM > Th* Jayre** For Specific Information On s e e A d v erila ia g ln r e a te r Aeeeeiaie a e iu r formly politician* who could­ 1 2 2 -5 1 8 1 . U SK BB Someone has itiventod a ■ l a s t l. j o n s a o s 2 Separate Entry Blanks Mast B# l Ts*d When Enter-" n 't b* elected to anything if Atverileiae M eaaatr Maaaalaa seller big Both Residential And Commercial ClaaaUkabo v ru n they had offended W alter contraption th a t enable*you S ta * r » i A * r tr iU lD ( u a a t f t r Hone — Only On* Division May B* Eater ad Under D oaia WILLIAM* Reuther and hla blg-leagu* to anjuy w ater tkillng while JANIB ailu H M A K B B Residential Heel Ion. aaeieir se lle r tested comfortably in a thalr. *<•!>••• Uaaaaer union associates. Th* Su­ DOTTIM A lla n * I. MaU Or Deliver Entry Blanks T* Th* Jayca* Build­ rnau w a iu Nothing Ilka inaction fa r preme Court, which never haa CU» sa ile r ing By B;M P.M., Monday, December 21, IM4. Meektaleal bupi JV D t WWLLS A Decoration* Should Be Complete Before Habmlt* been accused of any anti- healthful outdoor activity. BILL VIVl'SXT o -« a ir s e ita r a iall Phetagraphar ting Year Entry Blank. union b lai, disputed of th* I. Plena* Keep Displays Lighted Between T ill And m atter eaalty. It haa ruled a tax exemption from under F s b l U h a e * A l l r S le e p ! V e lu rd e r , l u s t e r M l L ftrU ta > **| pub -' tlh l P.M. Nightly Until Th* Winner. Are Aath a t whan organised labor a labor union a* a penalty for u*k*e Setore*g predating Chrletmaa. seed — This Will AUaw Th* Jndgaa Sufficient nounced pour* Its manpower and practicing politics, there la atlB*LBirtlON BATBS Dm* T* Check AU RalrUa. B a a * O ellra rr | » 0 w eek money Into an affo rt to alact no record of it. Tha Juatlc* CLASSIFICATIONS: a preaidant, a U. 8. senator Department haa triad net ■p S o il a S B l h u L B LOLftTV ALL QTUiiU MAIL or a representative THAT I* alnc* 1954 to compel labor Realdcntial — J . (la t and 2nd Place Trophy In »»• Walk It.** i gear Each Dlviaian) t U 4 t 1 le e r not a political activity for­ union* to obey the Corrupt ».M I uaaik* t t ! I Meelkr Division I, Religion* (Nativity, E u.) bidden to th* labor union. Practice* Art. S I S I M eatk e ■•** I Meetke THAT merely la education. This atatuta forbid* labor I t * 1 M eath LM I Meetk ......... — Division 2 Traditional (Baal* Clans, Etc.) So you hsva tha tax axsmpt unions, national banka and B. a Peelei lie* uleUsse prerie* u ti an a all aakearigueu at ■............ Division 2 Artistic (Lighting Arrangement*, AFL-CIO Commit** on Poli­ such to contribute or to apand pelt la seeks**. Etc.) tical E d u c a t i o n (COPE) fund* in connaction with any T ie uereI* ie e mimaar a t u e Uauee free* wkiek la aa- which can and often does federal alacUva process. Th* Division A Best Over-All (Chosen From Division 1, UUse eaeleeivelg t o i U i u fee repektueuee el au ike u*a, spend upward of $400,000 lit 2 And •) U, 8. court* alosply rule that n e t prlpiee U U le a*w****e. IRS ‘After’ HLH? Barbs WASHINGTON (U P I) — The advert'elng game, which for many years was the most dogmatic of nil professions, give or lake baseball umpir­ ing, appears to have ' entered art tr a of crtcpinifi uncertain­ tyCopywriters no longer seem as sure of tlieinarlvea ns they once were, particularly on television. Judging from tom e of tho ccnnnirrcials currently being aired, a silnble part of Madison Avenue is Iwset by nagging little duubts, I haven't done any re ­ search on this, but I believe the record will show th at the decline of sponsor omniscience began about the time that one of the home permanent adver­ tiser* began asking ''Which twin has the T cn i!" It Is In io ’th a t In these com. mercials th* ton led twlrv was eventually Identified. But an element of doubt had been In­ jected. For a brief moment, viewers were left banging on a question mark. Which was a new ‘ experience for piost of us. We couldn’t tell which twin had Uie ton! and we Wcrent sure that the sponsor knew either. Even after he pointed her cut, some doubt persisted. We attll were not entirely convinced that he liad pointed to the right one. That tiny crack In sponsor lelf assurance opened a gap to ■ Good of other queitiuns. It wasn't long, for instance, before a hair coloring adver­ tiser began asking, "Does she or doeen't ah* 7" Tide time, the sponeor ad. milted that he was as much In th* lark aa th* viewers. He told u* w# would have t" get this information from her hairdresser. Ill* bewilderment was noth. _ Ing,- how ever,'’ compared- to that of a tlg a r advertiser who has been agoniilng f o r( || months over whether a gentle­ man should offer a tiparlllo to a lady. Seldom hare I seen anyone ao torn by Inde­ cision. At time*, Uie sponsor seems utmost on th* brink of form­ ing an opinion. But when the moment of tru th arrive*, he backs' away and evades th# Q issue. Obviously, he haa lost all confldtnc* In hi* ability to think thing* through to a pro par conclusion. YO U BUY THE WHOLE (N O T JU ST A S L IC E ! ) Jaycee ChriBtnins Lighting ConteHt federal election contest*. In th* atatuta doe* not mean recent off-year Demo­ what It aaama to n layman to I i u u e ee sees*4 ***** Metier oeieeer It, t i l l at u e ree l OftUe et e u l e r t , F ieri4*. u l u ue A«i e l Oeeereee •* M ush crats reported to th* clerk «f the House ef Representative* a im . *r D m rig h tist practionsra of that they and thalr labor al­ politic* probably would not lies spent I1J33300.80 In th* aspect auch kindly traalmanL ipalgn. Of this asm, COPE f t aaama raaaonabla to hoput up f4M.U2.42. Uav* th a t they wouldn’t cot If the LRS ever has yanked It, Commercial — ---- - (Florida Power A Light Com­ pany Traveling Trophy For 1 Year) NAME ADDRESS H . ,• • • • s i t s i • • • * • • » * a» •••* * * * * * i r Nets! Pleas* complete decoration before submitting entry. / t -r \Vhen you advertise in THE HERALD t*you know your advertising dollar is wisely" invested ONLY in your trading i _jal ADVERTISING DOLLARS ARE INVESTED . . . N O T SPEN T ! RESULTS ARE THE ONLY TRUE MEASUREMENT OF YOUR ADS . . . AND THOSE RESULTS CAN BE FOUND HERE. FROM SANFORD EXCHANGE DIAL 322-5612 FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY. DIAL 425-5938 (NOT LONG DISTANCE) The Sanford Herald SINCE 1908 >> �IS t V ta la rl Dec. Y rra ll ’61—Pape 5 Fur Bearing Santas Thrill Milady With Colored Mink By Darts Williams Society Editor • HOORAY FOR A ’61 G ra­ duate of Seminole H i g h School!. We proudly announce that Patricia Wiggins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Wiggins of MS West Jenkins Circle, San­ ford. has been selected for the Dean's list for high standard of excellence in scholastic a t­ tainment during the last quar­ ter. further prove these facts. In fact this gal la blessed with sn sbnndsnce . of tal­ JAN TOR B E IT , a petite ents, and successfully com­ vivacious blonde, la a popular pletes any project or detail gal about town. confronting her. So If you see a German automobile sporting a German and bis beautiful Christmas bride 3oU. license plate around town, this will be Ja n Torbett as she scurrya on her m erry way, either doing some phase of constructive work or d ream ­ ing up something interesting to do. You may be well aiaured that whatever she un- We Join the faculty and ■ staff of Jonea College, Or- WALTER GIELOW ia receiving 100th ticket from Claire Fite to the unminl chnrtty hall sponsored by Epsilon Sigma Alpha this Satur­ day a t the Mayfair. (See Candid C hatter). PATRICIA WIGGINS Undo, where' P atricia Is a student,. In. extending, our moat sincere congratulation* to her for thla honor meat. JAN TORBETT dertakes, Jan Torbett have a blast doing it. DON’T FORGET the big Charity Ball Epsilon Sigma Alpha has scheduled for S atur­ day night at the Mayfair from 9-1. Gene Feraetl a n d 'h is 11 piece swinging orchestra will he on hand io provide thr superb dancing music. A limited number of tickets arc still available, so .iny in­ terested parties may contact HOPE SO U It A RD at 322 T427. On thin fingers of buttered A WOULD BE TRAFFIC toast arrange whole sardine*. STOPPER ON WEST FIRST Sprinkle with lemon juics sml STREET — A Certain female serve. No fuss, no bother. recently revealed that she had The National institutes nt rather portray thr role of Lady Gudiva, sashaying down Health sw arded $3?o million Main Street with all the towns as grants for medical re people using the weapon of search facilities construction their choice to give her a good during the sevrn year period lashing, than to keep a deqtal from fiscal year 1956 5J to 1963 6-1. appointment. Said the last time she went 1 & he am putated her jaw hong, I Try tins variation of s t u f f and was sure hr would prolic ed c elery. Cut stalks Into unin the cranial cavity un this iform l e n g t h s ami fill each trip A lair, laic news bulb- with a m ix t u r e of chopped tirj for him—the cranium is h a i d conked e g g s , parsley and void of contents. m ay o n n a ise. Top each w ith n A shorter needle Is usrd whole sa r d in e Chill and serve In anrslhrtlling thr upper mouth area. During the Wipe all refrigerator spills p r o m t, she d rrlarr* the immediately. Arid foods such drntlxt cleared the nasal as lemons, tomatoes sml milk passages, did a cornea can eat into the enamel and transplant, dlsCDvrn-d a new colored vegetable* like car proceeded on down through rats ran leave stubborn spots Stylized Pajamas Provide Glamour With Comfort This year, pajamas offer more than ju st sleeping coin* fort. They are very stylized. Choose from new tapered models, pajamas wjth blazer top*,, oy ford "sh irt" to vvyar outside of pants; a shirt-jack­ et; a one-piece terry "tra in e r" or lounge su it th a t teams pullover w i t h - a tapered V-neck *nd N pants. The top has halv in g sleeves, sweat pants" and a cardigan type top. W hat more can a man ask fur? Pajam as b o r r o w from sportsw ear fabrics. To be not­ ed are herringbone twills, bright blazer stripes, irjdescent pimas, etc. Also look -foe a eorRurey-look in brushed plqlle. Pajamas go sporty, too. A judo model males a A* sleeve The lop has h itw ing aleevi», side-vent* and a sash. T ert) d o th i* new for a skitype. Notable is a nautical pull-over with one-piece cel­ lar and anap-tixviiy striped bib that matches trouser*. Stretrh is new hrM , loo Polyester(e!ten Spalelrx are In- (uund ill notrhrd-collar style*. The classic cotton flannel pajamas is new once again . . . come* In polka-dots or stripes with Us own solid col­ or robe There’s also a sm art nightshirt that embodies a few sportsw ear notions. This one has a solid turtlr-nrck on a bold cross-striped body. T hat's the pj picture. Any­ one of the styles Is fllro to make a great malu-order gift for Christmas! favorite design*. In rare n at­ ural t)lua mink, one new cost can b« worn w ithout It* matching belt, ' or with the belt cinching the w aist or hugging the hips. Popular too, la the coat with a narrow look and flaring hem, known as the trum pet line. Detailing of new w inter fur fashions include ties or hows of the fu r at the necklinr, puffed sleeves, shirtslreve cuffs and gently shir­ red and bloused backs. One jacket In a rate n atu r­ al lavender beige mink, ia an elongated jacket with a deep hem hand of the fur into which the jacket has been gently pleated. For the Christm as gift that will spell “love" all year' round, the favored fu r is “ Jasm ine," rare pure white mink, ta t evening/ one de; signer ha* fashioned the ele­ gant snow-white- fur Into n cap-sleeved smock w ith a high, round neck, deep, round­ ed yoke in front and hack, from which the beautiful fu r flows in gentle gathers. These frankly-fcmlnlne de­ tails are alsn .expressed with a Invish hand in new stoles, brief ami long jaeketa and in exciting cape*, and c a p cleU -So If the Christmas w rap­ ping for your fair indy is to he s fur, then bo sure to make hers a luxurious-looking, wlsnconie-lrue mink.. A shrewd In­ vestment aa a status-symbol, ton —- a badge of your sue- Lingerie to pamper her love of Luxury.... yet so Easy-Care! choose from a lovely selection! I s an ford \ Jewelry S Luggage 4 ?A '" T h e Frlrndly S’fiirr Midi Duality Merchandise At 1’rirrs You Can Afford!" Offers Last Minute Shoppers G IF T S FO R EVERYONE Watches M • Clocks • Wallets Silver • Jewelry Lighters • Luggage Vs W v \ w SLIPS from <3.98 PETTICOATS from .... <3.00 PANTIES from ............ <1.00 PETTI PA NTS from .... <3.00 SLEEPWEAR from ... $6.00 W v AAV W A A f v w v k w v y 18" TODDLER Tbit liitln charmer hat rooted hair and movable atmi and legx. Sleepy eyei. 24" WALKING DOLL Beautifully gowned, Rooted hair. Arm* and legi move. tw Jr] / ff ■ The finest name in intimate apparel . . , advertiaed In Vogue, Seventeen, and New Yorker. Till. G U E S S WHAT S A N T A CLAUS U going to bring RI­ CHARD S l’KINGSTEAD of MARTHA STEMPER Brooksville? A* we all'know A world traveler, Jan has Christm as is the time for gift recently displayed some oi exchanges. bul_R lchjrd‘s gift the brass and other imports will be delayed until the 28th. she icquirod on her various Yep, ole’ Santa will deliv­ jaunts in the lobby of the Mayer Richard a beautiful, blue- fair Inn. eyed brunette bride dolly in Among the ttem i exhibited the living fleah, In the form are hand made trays from In­ of Marty (M artha) Stamper dia, jewelry from Siam, pla­ on December 28 at the Pine- ques, shisham wood hand creat Haptlat Church, when carved tables and many other they will exchange their a d ­ unusual Imports. ding vow*. Jan became Interested in The bride-elect and her fi­ brass when she was in Indii ance m e t'o n a blind date at for three years, and soon rcaGainesville where both were liied her hobby was a most aludents at Rw university. expensive one, but the fasci­ Marty is presently a junior, nating and quaint shops were and Richard is a freshman at magnets, continually drawing the Emory School of Medicine [ her interest. In Atlanta, after studying tour During her travels, she has been honored on occas­ years al the university. Marty graduated from Semi­ ions with famous Interna­ nole High School with the class tional dignitaries such as of 1960, where she was actively Jackie Kennedy, Nehru, and engaged In all school activities many others with photo­ graphs to prove facts. and was a drum majorette Jan is as effervescent as a Reading is her pastime, and she is willing to test out her glass of champagne and has a natural affinity lor creativ­ culinary aptitudes. After their m arriage, Mar­ ity. Some of her priceless im ­ ty and Richard will live In ports adorn her fashionable Decatur, Ga., In a brand larch Arbor home, and a white new apartm ent while Rich­ rug, bordered in multi hues ol ard routlnura bla education. blue, carpets her IDing room Marty contldera three chil­ floor. The exquisite rug Is valued at well over $3,000 and dren an Ideal family. When queried aa to plans for was all hand loomed in India. * : their Among J a n ’s priceless pho­ future home, Marty m •a ■pontaneoualy replied, "Ju st tographs Is a picture of Nehru T like my Aunl Florence’s," re ­ placing a garland around son ferring of courae to the Ireait- Randy’s neck. Randy Is now tiful Douglas Stenstrom home. a student at Sanford Junior Marty does prefer colonial High School. The other Torbett son, Ken­ irchitecture with French Pro■rncial furnishing!. neth. who it a student at Or­ Mamma Mildred and P a­ lando Junior College, headed pa BUI have about complet­ the processional of the first ed the w eddhtf pfarrr, and Mamma aaya the la “ poop­ lean Internationa I School at ed,” but It baa been excit­ New Delhi, India, and was ing for all parties concern­ prelected the very first diplo­ ma by Ambassador Galbrrilh i ed. Jan Is a talented artist, So we wish our potential loctor a very merry Christ- and kai c o lo n . carefully nas and all the luck to him combined on the canvass to will the auditory canal and re­ trieved the ham m er, anvil and stlm ip of'the ca r to as­ sist In completing the job. Aflcr her head had become partially paralyzed she turned to the dentist and said, "That wasn’t loo bad — I’ve been roughed up more than that and it was supposed to be fun." (How much fun can one stand?) orwashing technique, deal, he complimented her with, "You’re a good girl — you did fine.'" "Oh no, good buddy, you’re the hero. Now you can boast you shut me up for jus' a little- while any­ how." As for this needle bit. A longer needle is used to anes­ thetize the lower- mouth are*. Now if the short needle can accomplish the above process­ es. a longer needle could — well, chances arc th at— It i? possible that — evidence indi­ cates that — wet), it realty could happen that—ferget it! That docs it folks! Tucked away in the heart of almost every woman la the desire to own a lovely fur; If you were to ask her w hat fu r she favors, nine out of ten would undoubtedly choose — mink, So if you're the man who ia planning to give your spec­ ial lady the big thrill of a gift of fu r, you’ll find th a t fash­ ions and colors were never prettier than those being shown now for "fur-bearing" Santas. Among the m ost beautiful fur styles, because of their feminine detailing, are those with the "Lovely Lady Look" for the coming Christmas sea­ son. Fashions, in furs particu­ larly, take on many appear­ ances, the slim shape being the Icadefi The close-fitting coats are heated or sashed, without being bulky. Often belts a ir removable, allowing for a - straig h t hanging-took, or a slightly-fitted front. Front belting is one of the -■t. 16" DRINK & WEI ruff^jafbwrf. 3fc»ptn(y i m i n - m . i m >'■ ■<« » ' » ■ and rooted hair. With her own bottle. Cowboy & Cowgirl 16" BABY DOLL SUITS Soft, cuddly, fdorr* filled baby with movable eyet. A cm e Boots T O U C H T O N ’S T O Y L A N D IS L O C A T E D Cowboy S K -jS v * H a ts e ft — .. .................. ............... OPEN Indian Suits EVERY N IG H T ! Manuel Jacobson's DEPARTMENT STORE W E G IV E T O P V A L U E S T A M P S N E X T D O O R T O M A I N S T O R E O N F IR S T ST. -■ S li- — “THE PRESCRIPTION OCR PRIMARY CONCERN" BeautifulT Of course! But moca Important. . .giftquality! Our Watch Experts will tell you no watch is made with greater care. Or give* more accuracy and dependability. Any Butova can be given or worn with pride. Let our Watch Expert* help you choose from our large telection. Priced from $2475. (x)sud Jewelry Store DOW NTOW N SANFORD TOUCHTON'S REXALL DRUG • Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed * Open Each Night ; LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED BY GLENN MrCALL and "ERNIE" MILLS DOWNTOWN SANFORD Until Chrlatmaa DOW NTOW K SA N FO R D �r « Will Be Fabric-Coated fcjrrts'j.. NEW YORK - (NEA) Some time ago I Interviewed an erjidlte designer who said that little minks were de trap for evening wear—only a "lit­ tle sabel towel" would do. Too proud to admit my ig­ norance on the spot, 1 lost my only chance to learn exactly what j little sable towet Is, far I haven't since found any­ one who known. But should you happen to own one, have K made Into a nice aofa pillow. Becauae for the holiday aeason, the f ‘ news In formal wear Is fabric evening coat, both short and long. The little sable towel will definitely not go to the bell. OTjr Buntarb Srralh serve it right! them I laminated for warmth. • [and abort, la allm. Double-1new pared-down look. Collar* gently to frame tha fact. Old familiar fabric* hive and "cracked les," a allk- I puffed surface. Many Lumlnoui white and lua|coat! are w ater-repellent'and) The faahlon Una, both long|breasted closings enhance tb * |a re rtrell and tailored or rise satin fabric with a crunchy. been given a new fashion trou* black dominate the treatment in this season's color scene in the ihlny fab­ evening coats and many new ric*. And radiant redi give fabrics add their elegance to depth to velvet and wool. the after-five scene. Rich fabric coat* will play One flattened, curly fabric an important rol# in formal has the rich look of genuine holiday faihloni. They have Iamb and provides light­ banished the UtUe cable towel weight warmth. tn fashion limbo. I wonder Wool stages' Its own drams what It did look like. Ml with stark simple lines. Typi­ probably never know. cal Is a floor-length shaft, double-breasted for fashion news. f Osteen Velvets are often abort and have their own softly draped hoods. There's a new kind of d i l ­ ate for gala events In the By Mrs. Clarence Snyder clrei, brocades,' m ilclasies Mr. and Mra. William Truitt P*go 6—Sun. Dec. 20,''64 have arrived here at their home from Bar Har, Me. Recent overnight m eats of tha TruitU were Mr. and ?. -A, H. Frawent of New Jen ey . The Frewenta ipent several week* in Osteen, 1a it winter. Personals Cranberry S et ROGERS ★ neaaon and iln gay WITH THE APPROACH of the ho evening coat will l>o formnl evenings, Ixith the long nntl c ulnr nttire. Mnny new fnbrics will idd Their bcautyto these day fashions. From left to right aoft white wool, water . _ u t t r - x,m?~ Rtnnd-nway color adds drama Cracked Ice, n new' auk-satin 8 IL V E R P L A T E □ puffed surface fabric is carved to cut a subtle curve in short, slender lines. These are Tcrina designs. Slender as the colonial columns of Colombia in the background are these two elegant couts that seem to-be fashioned of South American baby 'y Iamb. .Actually, thay.nre in n new fabric called Shandra, Its • 'flattened curl made from Dyne!. Mra. Sara Policy and Mra Henrietta Rainea spent the paat weekend In Wayeroaa, Ga., viiillng their brother, Clark Corwin, and family. Offer Music In Yule Programs makes an unusual gift, too an d only $ ^ 9 5 ^ 3 ------- |lut J5< It*. Tn WfltS. This COnvsnlsnt twosom# . . . 10* tray tnd pierced server In gtaarnini sllvsrplstl. . . Il I tundsome accessory tor versatile service. You’ll u u It ofteni not only for cranberries but for Jellies, sliced cucumbers tnd tomstost and many other appetisers on your table. TMg INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMTANY For Your Shopping Convenience We Will Be Open This Afternoon (Sunday) From I Till 5:30 p. m.- Kader Jewelers Oem Society Raglatarad Jeweler 112 S. Park Are. .122-2.103 HAVE (JEMS, WILL TRAVEL An inexpensive, attractive and useful gift Hem (or Christ m at la ■ brocaded tra ­ veling case for Jewelry. They By Jan* Caairtbarry come in pouch shape, pill-box Mr. and Mra. Harold Kryuhape and Jewelry rolls. tlrr of 111)2 Lake Hr. had n» their H unt* Tuesday night Air plan 1/c and Mrs. Carl D eter and aona, Scott anil (irrg. Airman Dryer, a former neighbor of the Kiydi-ra In In­ diana, hnt hern taking api*vlallted itudy at the Orlando Air Korea llaaa prior to heinj aaalgned to duty ig. Germany. Casselberry Personals is GIFT TIM E Hogrr Rhea, aeveny ear-old atm of Rev. and Mr*. Darwin Shea of U1 North Triplet Drive, underwent emergency surgery Saturday at Winter 1 Park Memorial Hospital. A T T H E S T O R E W IT H M O R E f o r 'C H R IS T M A S ! Mr. and Mra. Loula House ludder, Eort Wayne, Ind., were overnight gucala of the Harold Kryder* at their home on 'Lake Drive, Kriday. The two men were co-work-1 era at the General Telephone. Here’s where you’ll find the loveliest gifts you can buy . . . shop from a wide selection of beauties by famous makers! Prices $1.98 to $25.00 Company before Kryder'a re ­ Harold Kryder all of Caaieltirem ent. berry at the Orlando Elka Club Saturday, while they were In Ken Miller, son of Mr. ami Orlando to attend the MidMr*. Charlea W. Miller, of Winter Conference of the Lake Drive, la home for the American legion and Auxil­ Chrlatmaa vacation from A»- iary. bury College, Will more, Ky. Cook any leftover frozen Mr. and Mra. Kenneth fruit that baa thawed. Cooking Green were holt* to ,Mr», help* the fruit retain lta color Wliit Ward and Mr, and Mra. and prevrnl* apollage. THE ENTIRE FAMILY FROM TOTS DADI RIPON $1.95 to $4.00 w "Family Faahloaa Aid Footwear" Stiffen and renew old straw hats with equal parts of clear ahrllac and clear alcohol. DOWNTOWN SANFORD U m h m d in q /{( rl f i ^ 5 p iT-rl that are sure to please . . . w Christmas Photos portraits, etc. framed by our experts. Roulh's Bakery More Than 100 • Decorated Christmas Cukes • Fruit Cake • Stollen • Christmas Cookies Moldings To ChooM From PfeffemuHse nnd Springerle • Assorted Pies 1619 W. FIRST ST. PH. 322-5037 K l l l e n - s o l f . . . a n d s o c o m fo r ta b le l • blouses • SKIRTS • SWEATERS SIZES TO FIT SKLN CARE NEW YORK (U P I) - When the wind howl*, even ad ’oily akin needs under makeup pro­ tection from uncomfortable and beauty m arring chapping and windburn. An ideal cream for daytime use under makeup la baby cream which rubs in to be­ come invisible, beauty expert* report. It is hypo allergenic, promotes healing and will keep the akin aoft and smooth, even when you ipead long hour* out­ side at football gamea or on tha aki alopea. MRS. MAUDE CRAWFORD, right, wbh recently honored on her 80th birthday with u surprise pnrty when the South Seminole Welcome Wngon Club board met. Mrs. Crawford has returned to the area from Bingham­ ton, N. Y., and will spend the winter months with her daughter, Mrs. •Wayne Norris, right, and her family In Sanlnndo Estates. D orothy G ray Mrs. Mary B arnhart and Mrs. Lillie Boyer have gone to Columbus, Ohio, to tpend Chrlatmaa, Personals Radio And T .V . Many excellent musical pro­ gram s jire scheduled on tele­ vision and radio during the Yuletlde season; watch your local newspaper for announcem rnls concerning these pro­ gram s and make a date witli the family to stay home and enjoy these special program* of Chrlstmaa music. Churches also afford a won derful opportunity to enjoy the music of the season; many of them annually preacnl special program ! of beloved worki Again, check your rvewapaper for announcement! of these local offerings. Taking- advantage of the many opportunities to hear ap­ propriate music together dur­ ing the holidays will pay great dividends not only In pleasure for your family but also in drawing them closer together at this moat family-centered of seaaOQi, Dinner gueita of Mra, Harel Gllhuly, Friday evening were her brother end aiater-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Frank Gllhuly, of Union, N. J ., and alio Mr*. Mllltpaugh Van Brackle of DcBary. S h t’ll love hand lotion and toilet water In her own »pedal fragrance, Hidden Charm ... and ahe‘11 love you for think­ ing of her! Hidden Charm Duo, $1. Christmas Special f e c h r i CRYSTAL DOOR MIRRORS J T ! 16” * 68" < ONLY $1095 | X EACH •\« WITH BEVEL $13.95 Plact your order for Christina* delivery L IN G E R IE • • • • • • SLII'S BRIEFS ROBES PEIGNOIRS GOWNS BABY DOLLS C om fy Slippers __ A R T IS T S S U P P L IE S Wiaaer A Newton — World's Finest • BRUSHES •T A L E T T E S • EASELS • TABLETS • SCRATCH PADS • WATER COLORS • PASTEL CilALKB HOSE AND JEWELRY OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS , Accredited I Sw d ia M k Charge Account* 110 E. lit Street SANFORD SHOPS QvsajA Shoe Store DOWNTOWN SANFORD GLASS & PAINT CO. 6 210 MAGNOLIA AVE. SANFORD, FLA. PH. 822-4622 �- r—., ~3 M' «■** a t > - - t V m fttt I> e e . W mTB •A4— P a tre .T Mrs. Carl Lind Hosts Sorority Bridal Luncheon Compliments Miss Mr*. Robert Karnj and Mr*. Arthur Beckwith Jr. were co-hoiteiu* recently to a charming bridal luncheon at the Capri Reitaurant hon­ oring Ml** Martha Stemper, December bride-elect of Rich­ ard Springitead. The table was centered with a lovely arrangement of white mums interspersed with gold tinged leaves and graduating gold tapers in a pedestal ala­ baster container. Bridal place cards marked the guests' placet, and the entree was sugar cured ham complement- ed with a festive colorful salad, a variety of vegetables and iced dissert. Mrs. W i l l i a m Stemper, mother of the hoooree, Mrs. George Wells, grandmother of the hono'ree, and the brideelect received beautiful orchid corsages from the hosteesei, and Mrs. Beckwith and Mrs. Kirns presented the honoree FREE GIFT WRAPPING ■M H U Wieboldt's Mrs. Carl I.ind was hostess with several pieces of her the honwee, Mrs. Judy Her-1 Reck, Mrs. Wally Philip*. Vida Sue Smith and Mrs. Kelrecently at her lovely home ron Fisher, Mrs. William Mr*. Milton E. Smith, MisJ| ley Welch. chosen china. The guests, hostesses and to the annual Christmas party bride-elect were all elegantly feting the members of AIpbs attired in holiday fashions Nu ehspter of Alpha Delta with chapeau* of fur, velour Kappa. and feathers atop their fash­ TTie Lind home was beauti­ ionable coiffures. fully decorated wdth Christ­ Others enjoying'the delight­ mas arrangement* and an at­ ful bridal luncheon were Mrs. mosphere of festivity was Douglas Stenstrom, aunt of dominant throughout. Highlight of the party was-a gift exchange'with the mem­ bers sharing in the mutual ad­ miration of all the lovely gifts. Each member brought toilet container, a tree aklrt decor­ articles, books, etc., to be pre­ ated with mlnature package*, sented lo the children's ward Christmas balls decorated with at the local hospital. velvet, pearls, and jswsls, The hostess, served a vari­ Christmas eooklea from fore­ ety of party pretty holiday re ­ ign lands, jeweled egg shells, freshments. tiny ceramic Christmas balls, •nd Christmas candles. Mrs. Clausa assisted by Mrs. J . L. Horton, Jr. served delicious pound cake, Christ­ mas coffee cake, Yule log, and coffee to Mr*. Graham, Mr*. Woodruff, Mrs. Speer, Mr*. Thomas McDonald, Mr*. Lew­ is Barley, Mrs. Charles Lans­ ing and Mrs. E. W. Peterson Colorful Bag ‘ ;T * 1 t 2 *. \ ■ ‘ In Men’s Formals During Holidays A welcome relief for the holidays is the break in pro­ tocol’* rigid requirements for men’s formal wear. If yoil’rn planning to attend a C hrist­ mas dam e, hut lack the lia ditbmal black tux, have no worry. The more colorful and patterned tuxedo Jacket* (thn svhitrs. Madrases nnd seer­ suckers) are being worn in tb r seasnna ami sectors where black* usually dominate. New this season In men’s formnlwear is a rich, light shade or blue that tins scored n immediate success In both t and trousers of worsted mohair. The clover-leaf lapels nr* framed in a m atch­ ing blue brocade ns is the trouser waistband. Many of the new eollarirss, rvening vusts _ me repealing tin- colorful fabrl, * of the s. i s,,ii a jack els. These new style* with pointed or iipiated-off bot­ tom*. plus the traditional rob laird vest* have made g n a t - Bulky Gifts What could be nicer than a gift from. Mary-bsther's * COSMETICS BY JEAN GRAHAM PEIGNOIR SETS . . . PAJAMAS LONG AM) SHORTY GOWNS— ROBES — BAGS — JEWELRY SWEATERS AND SKIRTS PLAY CLOTHES RAINCOATS GOLF JACKETS DRESSES Open For Your Shopping Convenience Every Night From Dec. 14th Thru Chrislmaa Eve. V y ia A y \ . fc A ih c JiA “ Featuring Fashioaa Just For You" 200 N. PARK*AVE. PH. 322-2383 OPEN WED. AFTERNOON Wondering what to do with those bulky nr oddly shaped gifts th at seem to defy w rap­ ping paper, ribbon or tape? H eir's a wondrrfuf new idea fur wrapping with a covering that serves a* a second gift in itself. To make a "g ift bag," cut two square nr rectangular pieces of fabric Jarge-enough to hold g ift when sewn to­ gether. Place right sides of the fabric together, and michine or hand sew on three sidrs Hem the open tup edges or trim by rutting the edges with pinking scissors. Turn the hag right aide out, spray with F aultlfts spray-on starch, and iron. Repeat un­ til Hie fabric hag Is starched to a freah, rriap finish. Flare gift in la g , gather th* top as you .would a paper bag, tying a bright bow around the neck. Cs* any color or fabric for your g ift bag. adding mono­ gram nr appliqura if desired by sewing them on or ironing them on with colored mending taps. A draw string ribbon in th* top hem will make It a personal laundry hag, or con­ vert it to a carry-all for hair rullera and rlipa T h e r e are no end to th r uiea to which these attractive gift bags can he put after the fun of open­ ing them on Chriatmaa morn­ ing. CHECK OUR Keep holiday season flo u r r . rrangeun ills a w a y from d iaftl. lint radiators, ami di reel sunshine, the Society of American F I o r i a t a recom ­ mends IteMlug them in a rout, siniV place el night will refresh them and prolong their b ea u t) Tues,, Dec. 22—3-5 and 7:30-10:30 Wed., Dec. 123-3-5 and 7:30-10:30 Thurs., Dec. 2-1—1 p.m. - 5 p.m 3:00 • 5:00 SKATING A DANCING 7:30 - 1:00 ! ! ! I * NOISEMAKERS, HATS, AND ALL/THE MERRYMAKING! V Y brfod& A We Have Moved! . . . . Now Offering: ONE HOUR SERVICE HAVE YOUR FINE LINENS y (N O STEEL WHEELS) • h a n d S u n d er ed Ik & A u j. E<ctlktahsi*^. , IN OUR NEW LOCATION . Cleaners Laundry & Fur Storage mvirt vou to com* M *M. c o n s u l Due to w , to w eercis* HIT MUCTKJH Of <nn tu o o iin o sn i n s i LAST MINUTE SHOPPERS’ SPECIAL ALL GIFT WRAP 5 0 ALL CHRISTMAS CARDS 00 OFF PROCTOR STEAM & DRY IR O N S ' ...................... $8.88 FOSTOUIA STEAM A DRY I oloted evening shuts, too, aia in this season. <oordinat *■1 to the seersucker dinner jackets a ir the blues, pinks yellows ami g-nt}* of these handsome abuts. ;t SPEED PORTABLE M I X E R ...................... $7.99 ELECTRIC C O R N POPPER DRYERS Handbags $3.00 to $14.98 r in . Blouses . Petticoats Slips . . Gloves . . $3.98 up . . . $2.97 . . . $8.88 ' 319 W. 13th S t .................. $12.98 $8.98-$12.98 $5.98-$14.98 . $10.98 $14.98-$37:98 . $5.98 up . $3.98 up Knit Tops . . . . $1.25 up .. $4.00 up Gowns 4 Hose . . $1.35 pr. . . cPanties Parkas . 59c up . . $7.98 up Suits . $11.98 up Dresses . Jewelry $10.98 up . $5.98 up Skirts . $3.99 CRUKN — WALTHAM — IIELBROMLADIES’ OR MEN'S INC. TAX Wool Slacks Swcate rs BAR S T O O L S $2.00 to $6.50 . . . . . . KITCHEN AND S P O T L IG H T S Silk Slacks Coats $2.88 $4.00 to $6.00 Vclvateen Slacks . $9.98 : . . . . COLOR WHEEL WITH BULB Gold Or S ils e r C olor* — llro w n nr lllir k Kid Robes T V TABLES $3.00 to $5.00 . $1.95 up OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30 Philips S k a iin (R in kTh* Blfa Of NEAR SANFORD PfyLZA FnEE DELIVERY ON ALL MERCHANDISE. ■OUR. DELIVERY CAR IS AS NEAR AS YOUR TELEPHONE I R O N S ...................... $6.77 SAVE"DOLLARS CASH AND CARRY Quality ft Service ONORA ROAD — OFF 17-92 tiip First Methodist r h u n h of Ormond Heath Hie ladles went as delegate* of Iho Ge­ net a Methodist church (NO EXTRA CHARGE) B R IN G Y O U R OWN SKATE BOARD A N D E N J O Y SURFING ON WHEELS! W K D n D E C . 23 — 10 A.M. - 12 NOON C H E C K FOR OTHER SESSIONS. P H O N E 322-9353 OR 322-9277 PHONE 322-7913 AND POWER MANICURE ACC. KIT Hats New Y e a r’s Eve PINEt REST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD n io a d s into th e p o p u larity of ■Ullllilrl ba uds. 39 W H A T Y O U N G S T E R w o u ld n 't lie ern h n iilc d to fin d h e r C h r is tn n is tr e e d e c o r a te d wi t h cu d d ly ta lk in g A n im a l Y iu k e is ' L a r r y , th e ta lk in g li"ii a n d C ru c k e m , tin* ta lk in g p a r r o t, a c tu a lly seem to be* c h a tti n g . L a r r y '* m o u th a n d C r iu k r t'H b o n k m o v e n.H th e y s p e a k E a c h s a y s II i l i t l i - m i l p h r a s e s n t r a n d o m w ith j u s t it p u ll «>f th e C h a tty - R in g -. > S K A T E B O A R D S E S S IO N S L K H rE T T DRUG DELUXE HAIR « ? ****♦ *» NEW! ’* (p im zte A i H A IR D R Y E R S Friday, Dec. 25 — We’re Open 3:00 - 5:00 and 7:30 - 10:30 MONDAY, DEC. 21al 3-5 AND 7:30-10:30 FUN FOR ALL! A GIFT FOR ALL! KELLETTV ILAT BOX A big welcome In Giiu-va to Mrs f ram es McGregor Mrs McGregor (yum-* In Genes a frqJQftilay Shore, Y Y , and Winter Park and l* the moth n of Mrs Fiances Wells Mrs4J Mr* Isrla Bernard, Mrs MfGiegor is residing in a P ra rl Yarborough and Mrs house trailer, on llighuay 46 W. B. Heath attended the dis­ next door to h rr daughter. So trict conference of Methodist Mr*. McGregor, wu welcome churches which was held at j nu to Gcift-y a H O L ID A Y SCHEDULE PARTY A sm all tree made of glossy green boxwood, amt trimmed with gulden Garnetle roses and a string or two of glisten mg ri.tuwt-s, is tin ideal ihorre tor a buffet table It also will brighten a shut ill's room at i hristniHs time, says tile ho­ u rly of Amt-man Florists. Mr and Mrs W B Henih had as recent guesta their ami and his wife, Mr and Mr* Ryan Heath, and their chi! drrn, Tracy, Mark and Marry, from Melbourne, and also Mr and Mrs. M It Landts from Orlando aqd Mr and Mrs Marvin Hay* from Merritt Is land. AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR . . . C H R IS T M A S Holiday Ideas Geneva Personals 9 TI&jvu} Q hhxAim aA (Mother — get the kids out of the house while you make those last minute preparations skate 1-5 p.m. for 50c plus tax) M R S . A R T H U R B E C K W IT H J R ., s o a te d l i f t , n n d M rs. K h h e r t E a r n s w e re h o s te s s e s r e c e n tly a t I lie C nju i R e s ta u r a n t to a b r id a l lu n c h e o n h o n o rin g ' M iss M a r th a S te m p e r . D e c e m b e r b rid e -e le c t o f R ic h a rd S p rin g s tc iu l. S ta n d in g fro n t th e le f t a r e M rs. G e o rg e W ells, g r a n d m o t h e r o f th e b r id e - e le c t; M iss S te m p e r a n d h e r m o th e r , M rs. W illia m S te m p e r . AT... GORDON Protocol Slackens Aids In Wrapping For a Merry Christmas to Your Favorite Girl LE SS Yule Party Garden Circles Tha home of Mrs. W. C. Clause, J r . was gaily decorat­ ed for the holiday season when she entertained members of the Camellia Circla for tha FOR December meeting. Mrs. R. F. Graham, Jr., pre­ KODAK sided due to the absence of the O pen me firrt I president.' Mrs. G .~ Andrew Speer was welcomed to the GIFTS circle. Reports from the board meeting were given by Mrs. F. L. Woodruff, III. MAKE LAYAWAYS NOW The program featured a handmade g ift exchange with each member explaining how the article w ai made. Somr CAMERA SHOP of the lovely articles were a 210 8. PAHK AVE. polnsettia tree in a milk glass .P A Y W ATCHES . . . \ $3.99 . . . . T R A N S IS T O R S $22.88 $7.99 up RADIO EXTENSION SPEAKERS . . . . $2.99 COMPLETK SKLKtHON STUVVED A N IM A L S . . $1.99 to $3.99 W A L K IN G D O L L . $4.99 2 IP P E E S K A T E S . $1.98 C H R IS T M A S R E C O R D S 77c~up METAL BOXED — 5 LB. F R U IT C A K E . . $1.99 COM P IS T E LINE OF” COSMETICS^ AND SETS — REVLON — DANA — COTY CARA NOME — EVENING-IN-PAUIS CHRISTMAS CANDIES HOLLINGSWORTH—PANGI1URNS—NORRIS FREE! FREE! FREE! NON-ALCOHOLIC EGG NOG AND W H I L E YOU SHOP1 FRUIT CAKE WHILE [c5$pi SUNDAY SHOPPING HOURS 12:30 TILL 9:30 P.M. Electric R azor Headquarters d io W S l A Fashions Phone 322-3315 2528 PARK DR. SUNBEAM ELECTRIC RAZOR SPECIAL! * 1 3 “ 3 i- �\ 4\ Jl O ljf D a u ta rb W ?n l> Page 8—S a t Dee. 19. *64 About Sports Thinking 'Hounds Rally Out Loud By Julian Btenetr B m U Sporta Editor > T hat nickname chosen by the J Houftoc club of the National I-Leegue to replace "CoH 4S’i ” >really throw ua. They selected '■'Aatroa" and now they tell tlT w h y . * Seem* there were three • re a l for a Hoaiton nick­ nam e that would be appro­ priate. Horn ton la a port city, an oil city and a apace city.1. But the port Idea waa pre em pted by Beaumont Eaportera of the Texas League and the oil theme haa been handled In fine atyle by the Houaton OUera football club In the Americas? League. The name "A rtroa" permite Ilouiton to Ue the ball clnh to the apace program. It alao worka out well for their aprtng training pro­ gram , too, ataee Cocoa la at Capo Kennedy — launching pad USA. ‘V In 4th Period ForOBCWin < By Jim Barrhus Herald Sports W riter Lyman High’s Greyhoundi came ont of their flrat venture In the Orange Belt Confer­ ence this current basketball eeason Friday night with • come-from-behlnd 6(1 to 47 vic­ tory over the Red .Davila of Winter Garden’s Lakevlew High. The ’Hound* had not tested victory In three previous nonconference game* -therefore their initial win of the eeaion, plus the feet that It waa a lea­ gue affair, made the victory ju st th a t much eweeter to Heed Coach Dick Copeland and hla Greyhound quintet. ‘ It was Joe Asher’a 10 polnta along with Mike Sterling's 14, end Gene Wlnkleman'a 10 th at did the trick. Asher waa the game'* high point man with eight field , goela_and a trio of pointa from tiiT?reeYlf?6i*' line, Winkleman had three floor ehota end four charity toasea while Sterling’e 14 came on eeven field goali. Lyman grabbed a lead In the opening frame with 16 point* while holding the Devil* to 13 but In the eecond slant* Lakeview pulled ahead with 16 polnta to Lyman’* 11 to take the mid-game break leading 28 to 27. The heated play In the thlld quarter itw the D e v ils leek up 13 point* to Lyman’* even dnten end hold a two-point margin going the final frame. But In the last period, the ’Hounda posted 17 point* while cooling off the Devils who could put together a mere six and It was more than enough for the m argin of victory. I t wee almost like the re­ cent Lyman-Winter Garden grid game when the Grey­ hound footliall machine arorrd '20 points In the hint quar­ ter to overcome the Devils, nn to an. Lyman’s record la now one and three overall hut one and sero In conference play. In a preliminary event, the Ilahy Greyhounds racked up their third win In four starts hy downing the Ilahy Devili, aoettix cm to Win tne ineme. Usually baaeball la played outdoora. Starting In April, the Aatroa, however, will go In­ doors and play Inalde their new domed itadlum ." What’a In • nimeT Well there it la] • * • The Unlveratty of Florida baa awarded varalty football lettera to 42 member* of the IBM grid team. Of this num ­ ber, 11 ere seniors, 16 are j unla ri end IS are aopha, It'a the largest number of letter* to be awarded to flrat year men Under Head Coach Ray Graves. ' Freshmen football num eral! were awarded to 41 member! of the IBM Baby Gator squad. • • • The Jacksonville Suns of t h e International League have announced a spring training slate of If exhibi­ tion games. They’ll play U ltle Rock, Buffalo, In­ dianapolis, San Dlrgo, Ho cheater, Tul«a end the I-os Angelea Dodgers, • *-# * - Flreballer Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers tied a 47-year old record held by Hall of Fam er Grover Cleveland Alexander when he led the National Lea­ gue In earned run* average for the third ilra lg h t season. Kou fax grabbed the honor with a 1.74 mark compared to run­ ner-up Don D ryidalc’a I to, • • • Intercollegiate foothill will continue at the University ol ..T am pa w ith .th e blessings KAN FRANCISCO (U P I) of the school's trusters. (Iffl- — Veteran New York Giants cial approval permitted San quarterback Y. A. Tittle feel* Bailey, athlrtlr director, to he la physically aide tn play proceed to srhrdule games another araeon, but will not and recruit players. Rsllry's make up hla mind whether to hands bad been tied pending continue hla gild career until the decision. next month. • • t The 17-year veteran of the We recently hlnled In this pro grid war* aeid "1 started column as lu w hit Ray Graves poorly this year, then got might do since he's losing both h urt In our second gumo and of Gator PAT and field goal was never able to gain mo­ kickers, Bub Lyle and Jimmy mentum.'' The d e f e n d i n g Hall. Graves has announced Pastern Division champion that come spring practice none Glanta wound up in the cellar other than Slave Spurrier will of their ■disiaion lliia time go to work and develop tho around. a rt. If he turns into a lot-man, ’’Right n o w I haven’t-given be could become a quadruple- the future much thought, threat back. Already be can since our aeaaoti haa Juat con­ punt, p a n and run. cluded," tha hald-hcadrtl vet• • • eran added. I t’s official! Tha Giant* star, who is a The San F ran clito (H ints’ successful real estate man In Willie Maya hat won bit the off-season, arrived hack fourth National League slugg­ In the Bay area Friday with ing title. Official ftgurra re ­ hla wife and threw children. veal Willie bad a .607 per- They reside In nearby A ther­ . ceatage. During the past ton, Calif. - '• e a t e n , Mays went to the Plato ITg times and kit for TWINS SIGN BATTEY M l total baaea. He won by MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL n wide margin over Ron (U P!) Catcher Earl Bettey, Santo of the Cblrage Cuba. who ilgned hie 1066 contract • • • Friday, waa tha fourth mem­ We've had a lot of unusual ber of the Minnesota Twins •witches lately in the sports to coma to terms. Will YAT Play Another Season? world, to d here's another. The New York Yanks ousted Yogi Berra but they brought in his old boyhood ebum, Joe Oaragtola, to replace klal Al­ lan on Uw club'i broadcasting team. Until 1M1 Joe waa the ’ /'v o ice" of Ibe Cardinals. Since then he'* been on NBC'* game-of the week aerie*. All­ en ends U year* with (ha Yanks. Another add thing about Garaglola'a appointment is that the NBC man will now ho wetting for CBS, the new Yankee owner. The Yanks said that Phil 'Blsauto, Jerry Colamand and a farmer Hanford man. Red Bar­ ber, will continue in the radioTV broadcasting setup and ,w o^ with Garaglola. .* 1 Baugh Bows Out As Oiler Coach In Sunday Tilt I M l AM) THAT M A N Al HJunrhi, to n . of the I'h lh id rlp h ia Titers, w o n * y ... Bit] HIM IItusst-ll f ..., . II *** *. terrified a* of Ha- Boston C eltics tiles ifown on him . A ctually, h) grubbing Bussell ns he d rives for the h.i»krt. Biancitl is ro im n lliin g « lout HOUSTON (U P I) — Sun­ day's gama with th* Denver Broncos will b« Sllngln' Sam­ my Baugh'a last appearance a* head coach of tha 'A m eri­ can Football League's Hous­ ton Oitera. . . In an unexpected mov* F ri­ day, th* 61-year-old form er professional passing w irard announced hla resignation ao ha could have more time to a pend a t hla W est Taxaa ranch near Rotari. " I have been treated very fairly hers, but I alao have a ranch out In Weat Texas th a t I would Ilka to spend a t leaat half the year on," Baugh said at a pro** conference. "I can’t give th* Oiler* a* much of my service as I think I should if I go to the ranch a t MUDDER’S DAY — Dick Jnmea, of the New York Ginnta anti St. Louia much aa I like." Cardinal Don Brurnm look like statue* in plaster as they romp through Th* lanky, drawling tobac­ the mud. co-chewing coach added, how.-•* ' .•> ’ — ■*• • e r e r r “ l s till love foothall and I Intend to stay in football." A* proof, ha aaiil ho would be pirated to stay with the Oil­ er* a* ah assistan t coach. Baugh * la completing hla ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ering th e last 47 with a spring 12 and gained 323 yards rush­ ing against 103 for West Vir­ first y ear aa Oiler head coach (U PI) — Speedy, hard hitting on his first carry. West Virginia finally got on ginia. Utah also compiled a and ,had signed a contract for Utah sprang three touchdown runt at West Virginia Satur the ecoreboard when it drove total of 143 yard* passing, one more year. H a told a day to beat the Mountaineers 67 yards with McCune pasting completing 11 of 23, 123 yarda newt conference he and Oiler 32 8 in the ilxth annual Liber­ to Mill Clegg for the touch­ and 13 out of 28 by West Vir­ owner K. S. (Bud) Adame had made a settlem ent on Jiy Milton nlrhm an ty Bowl game which m ade down with 10 seconds left of ginia. th the third period. Only in the fumble and pen­ a t contract, but would not studio television foothall p rac­ UI’l Sparta W riter Morley's touchdown pass alty departm ent did W eil Vir­ elaborate. tically an actuality. . f NEW YORK (U P I) — Adams said the Oilers have Huge Convention Hall, wind-, from X>lck Groth covered 38 ginia show superiority, y tah Branch Rickey turns 83 Sun­ accepted the resignation and leas, daylight-bright, and with yarda and cloard*out the scor­ lost the hall on fumbles three day and although he no longer tim es against only one for .will begin looking for A new bothers counting birthday*, • regulation apdried football ing In the final period. head coach. Utah's over all superiority West Virginia and the Utes he took th* occasion to apeak field, housed 6,039 caah cus­ The game with Denver will tomer* wh|!s_lhe cam era eye also was established by- the were penalised a total of 61 out for the first time about tie the Oilers last of w hat haa took the gim e to home view­ statlallc*. The Utes m ade 23 yards against 29 for the Moun­ his part in the celebrated ao f a r been a 3-10 u n io n , ers nation-wide in a nearly first downs to West Virginia's taineers. Baugh said the team 's present Johnny Keane affair. perfect example of the TV in­ The general accepted no­ record- this season had noth­ dustry. ing to do with h it resigna­ tion ia th a t Rickey, as the St. The TV rlghty contributed Louis Cardinals' special con* tion. 103,000 to the setting, end to­ sullant, pushed for the firing tal receipts from other source* of both Keane and General will net each college an esti­ Manager Bing Devine. mated $60,000. T hai's the story moat ev­ eryone believes hut th at story The man-made tem perature happens to Ue dead wrong. in the hall was 60 degrees, HOUSTON (U PI) — Tutaa'a ing, on 22 completions of 36 at­ Cardinal owner G u i s l i while'outside ft was only 31. prem ier passer, Jerry Rhome, tempt*. Just three yards short Busch exonerated Rickey com­ In this studlo-llke letting, ran for one score and p itte d of tho Bowl standard set by pletely and tried to set the quarterback Ernest (Pokey) for the other Saturday to lead fabulous Don Trull of Baylor. record straig h t after the Allen put the Ules on the war Tulsa to a 14-7 Bluebonnet Only one of Rhomc’e attem pts By Jim Karrhua World Scries, hut no one path with an 11-yard touch­ Bowl defeat of a Mississippi was intercepted. bothered listening. Herald Sports Writer down run In the second period, team that bottled up bis fav­ A crowd of 50.000 sat in the Busrh made up his mind to South Seminole Junior apeedy linn Coleman raced 33 orite receiver. off- again- on- again rain to yards for a ifo re two minutes High'S Hurricanes remained fire Devine and Keane last Rhome, who rewrote many watch the game. undefeated Friday night when July and relayed th a t infor­ later and Andy Ireland ecleRhome did whip Trull's total h raltd his flrat carry of the of the NCAA passing records they trourtced' ML Dora Bi­ mation to Rickey, who was nitons* and number-of-playa till* season, proved he could game with a 47-yard touch­ ble's Junior High quiifait 70 astonished by the Cardinal bowl records, however, with owner's timing. down Jaunt In the third period. run too, helping net up Tulsa's to 41 at Mt. Dora. "1 was knocked on my back first score with a 23-yard 28| yards total and 58 limes It was the llurriqpnea' sixth Roy Jefferson, a crack end when I found nut Bing waa scam per In the midst of a 72- engineering plays. straig h t win of the current Mississippi broke into the I both offensively and defensive­ yard drive. aeason and the tilt wound up to he fired and I fought as ly, kicked 32 and 33-yard Held scoring first, in the second The two-tough teams battled play for the CassellM-rry hanl a* humanly posaible for goals, And sophomore end Bill j quarter Taking a punt at their to a 7 7 balltim e score aa Mil­ school until afte r the holidays. Keane," said Rickey from hit Morley, an 16-ycar-old young­ j own 46. tile Rebels got three I'ored hy Brant Rose and home in St. Louis. "1 tried ster from Sail Lake City, ls* Ippi showed some passing I yards on a groynd play, then ability of its own. Bui in the Bruce Stew art, the 'Canes everything 1 knew to keep caught a touchdown pass in second half, Tulsa wore down quarterback Jim Weatherly went right to work In the first Busch from firing Devine. the final six minutes. passed 30 yards to Frank Kinperiod and dumped in 23 The Indians also had a tight the Old Mist defense with a ard. good balance of passe* to Bob points while limiting th* horn*” defensive unit which led to an Klnard and Mike Dennis erratic passing game f o r Daugherty Bront Roberta and chopped off short yardage, town club to 17. During th* opening ttanxa, B rant Roaa Mountaineer quarterback Al­ Eddie Fletcher. then Weatherly hit Dennia for netted an even doien points Daugherty, a hard-to-hrlnglen McCune. They also made seven to the Tulsa four. Den­ a goalline stand that halted dowu runner, made good on nis got three more on th* while S tu art pumped in eig h t The pace slowed tn the eocWeal Virginia on the two-yard ground running playa when the ground and Weatherly plunged MIAMI BEACH <UPJ) — ond period y ilh the visitors line. Utah, a one-touchdown Mississippi defense loosened one yard Tor'thi score. No one knows for sure today getting 12 points and Mt, Do­ against the passing throat. favorite, Intercepted f o u r Billy Irwin's kick m ade it ra picked up only eight and w hether, a young greyhound Rhome made 252 yards passMountaineer pane*. 7-0, Mississippi. South Seminole led 87 to 25 at named Fox Hill ‘ haa- bech The Mountaineer* had only After the next kickoff, Tulsa swallowed by a shark or intermission. one brief, flashing moment In came back with a drive of Its whether he’s the "gray ghost" The Hurricanes picked It up the first half and they were own. who bay* hungrily *t night In the third quarter hy getting held to 23 running play* They In a 72-yard drive that took on nearby Fisher'* Island. 15 polnta to 10 for Mt. Dor* opened with twd fast first only elgjjt players, R h o m a Earlier this wrek the hound •nd th* Htirric*nes put it on downs but tho tide turned passed and ran the bulk of the waa left standing at the post ice with 18 mura point* in th* when Tom Hawkes threw Mc­ needed yardage. One run by during a rare at the local dog fiqal frame. LOS ANGELES (U PI) — Cune for a 12-yard Ion. Rhome covered 23 yarda. S tuart, South Seminole'* track. Aa the other dngi pull­ Regardless of which team Then tha Ute* took advant­ Daughterly made' four to the wins the National Football center, tallied 23 points hut ed out of sight, Fox Hill ap ­ age of an 18-yard |-unt to Mississippi one yard line. ls-agu* championship, tha los­ h* had to ih are the gam e's parently ' became, frightened launch a drive to the West After two, playa on which high tcoring honor* with Mlk* hy the roar of the fans. So he ing conch will get a chance Virginia 11. Jcffera-m kicked Mlaaiaaippl'a defense held, Boyd of Mt. Dora who got an bounded across the track and for revenge In the Pro Bowl hla 32-yard field goal when Rhome slipped over from the leaped over a wall, rig h t into A ll-Star Gems Jan . 10. equal number. tha drive waa halted for a 3-0 one yard line for the score. ML Dora, Judged to b* one an inieL For roaches Don Shula of first-period lead. Howard Twillcy'a kick made it Although a sw ift lid* ws* tha B a 111 m o r a Colts and of tha lop junior high fives West Virginia halted an 807-7. Blanton Collier of tha Clevain central Florida, wer* no rushing through th* inlet to­ yard m arch on Ua o n ey ard Twilley, Rbome'a favorite land Browns today were nam­ match for tha high scoring ward th* ocean and all fear­ line In tha second period, but past catcher of the aeason, and Hurricane*. ed him lo*t, Fisher's Island ed to handle tha Western and then the Ules m arched 43 who helped Tulaq to tour na­ residents began talking th* Eastern Conference team s tn yards in a charge marked by tional NCAA team record* this next d*y about a creator* tha Pro Bowl gama a t tha Loa near flat fights befora Allen season, we* watched closely who roams th* woods afte r Angeles Coliseum. went 11 y ard! on a keeper for dark. Appointment of Shuts and by Mississippi defender*. the gam e's first touchdown. Rhome bad to use other re­ Is it Fox HU]? Maybe. Tha Collier as tha rival roaches in Utah kept up tha pressure ceivers most of the time. “creature" reportedly ha* ta t­ *#»• Pro Bowl waa announced when linebacker Rudy ReachTulsa’• winning drive in tha ters of cloth ciinlng to him, by Blsnn Davis and Dave ke tackled John Piacorik into Brandman, co-dlractore of tha third quarter started at tha NEW YORK (UPI) — Th# leading to ipoculation th a t it a fumbla and then recovered Tulsa 28-yard line, at which New York Jato bar* received ia tha young hound and charity poat-aaason gam*. on the Mountaineers' 32. This point Tulsa had the ball on « a pair of week-early Christ­ w hat's left of hla racing aet up Jefferson's 33-yard field ’* mas praaonto, one of them a colon. Baby aplny lobsters, like punt return. Todays Sports Parade U tah B e a ts W . V irg in ia - START LEASE TALKS PHILADELPHIA (UP1) — The city ,wll| begin negotia­ tions with the E lg in of the National Football Baaeball League for leases on a propos­ ed |I 6 million atadfum In about two or throe weeks. goal and gave Utah a 13-0 lead. In their natural habitat, Another Mountaineer punt soma parrot?(shea spend tha put the ball on the Utah 31, night In a mucous “alnplng and alter Allen Jacob* went bag,” aaya the Miami Sea- for two Bret downs,' Coleman quartern. I t te believed that slipped tnskle l o f t guard, this la a form of protoctloa fought hit way through half from predators. a dom o tackier* and want 33 yard* for tho score. That Soma fish have been observ­ ■ado U 13-0 a t tho half. ed swimming upside down, Utah bald for downs on Ua •ays tho Miami Ssequarium. two-yard Una tn tho third por­ Scientists, bowavar, have not ted and then launched an 30learned the reason why. yard march with Inland cov­ Rickey Urged Cards Not To Fire Keane Rhome And Tulsa Defeat Ole Miss South Seminole Beats Mt. Dora Bible 70 to 41 Greyhound Still Missing Coaches Named For Pro Bowl N. Y. Jets Get Early Presents those at the Miami Seaquar­ ium, era flat, spidery sad al­ most laoflika. With eyes at tha end of long ■talks, they bear Utt)a retambUnca to the adult lobster. When sea turtle#, like those a t the Miami Seaquarium rest on th* bottom And a n not ac­ tive, they do not have to anrfaoo to gelt air for a long time. However, when tn active •wlmmlng they must rise for air every few minute*. Rhone ran over left guard far 14, tossed to Roberta tor a 18-yard lota, then found Daugherty for 37 yarda to the Mississippi 37. Then, on the fourth play of the aeries, Rhbme found Fletcher open for a 37-yard scoring teas. .Twilley booted the point and R was it-7, Tulsa's winning margin. In the fourth quarter, neither team could fight off numbness enough to get a sustained drive. ’ surprise package. Th# Jets signed Princeton's record-bust log fullback Cot mo locavaul and Ohio Univer­ sity's hard-nosed linebacker Don (Skip) Hoovter Friday. lacsxTaal waa the surprise. Tha tl-year-eld all-time Tiger scoring champ snubbed Min­ nesota of th* National Foot­ ball League, tha only profes­ sional team to hav* drafted him, and Inked with the American Football League club aa a free agent. BARON PLAYER FINED ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPI) — American Hockey League President Jack Riley has fined Cleveland Baron defenseman Bill Needham $200 for b*lng involved in a dispute with a spectator on Nov. I t a t Her•bsy. But neither I, Dick Meyer (the club's executive vicepresident) nor anyone else could change hi* mind.” Rickey said, one of, the fac­ tor* Involved in BuscTl’a de­ cision to let go Keane waa "the Dick Groat m atter." To Rickey's knowledge, that m ailer has never before been revealed. "U nderstand me correctly," he said, 'D ick la a fine per­ son. He was, however,' critical of Keane and made the mis­ take of voicing his criticism to outsider*. In due time, that criticism got back to Keane. "An apology was asked for and given during early Au­ gust. Dick, like the fine gen­ tleman he ia, mnde his apol­ ogy in the clubhouse to Kt-une's satisfaction in front of all the Cardinal ballplay­ er*. "That was the revival of the rluln From that point on. the Cardinal* were an entire­ ly different hull dull . . . a unified hall club." Rickey didn't volunteer the information, hut when pressed on tho point, he admitted he was the one to go to Groat and urge him to apologise. And while he was a t it, Rickey denied he ' had ever said or w ritten that the Car­ dinals were "finished" while the season was still In pro­ gress. "Gueale Busch can vouch for the truth of that, too," he said. Although he haa no thought of returning to base­ ball—"I can’t imagine a job being ofelred"—the still en­ ergetic Rickey laughingly said, "I don't know how • to retire." Aa a m atter of fact, he haa a new job. "My college, Ohio Weiteyan, is in ' great (reed of fund*," he said. “So I hav* accepted the Job aa chairman of a capital fund drive to rail* several million dollar*. "When It came to organis­ ing the Continental League, I could find money enough for that," ho sold, still laughing. "Now let me ee« w hat I can da for my Colley*. I t 'should keep m* bu»y for a t least two year*." 1 TRIANGLE i nONTREAL — (NEA) — Maurice Richard of tha Montrsal Canadtcni, Bernla Geoffrion of th* Canadian* and Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks all hold tha N a­ tional Hockay League record fo r moat goals scored In one •eason (60). BOXING HISTORY CHICAGO (U PI)—The tightheavyweight division in boxing was established In 1003 on tha su g g e stio n of Lou Houseman, • Chicago apart* writer, who pointed out that rule* then in existence approved ee • "heavyweight" n n y boxer over 138 pound*. T h e Miami Seaquarium B*a cow*, like tho se a t Jh e pumpa and filters ever tevan Miami Seaquarium, shed glu­ million gallons of water daily ey toon e t the (lightest pro­ vocation. for Ha exhibits. Evan's Defense. * In Final Half Stops Tribe By David H lgflabotham Herald Sports W riter Seminole High'* eager# dropped a Metro twin bill to the Maynard Even* Trojans Friday night when the varalty waa defeated 63 to 23 and tha JayVees were knocked out by a rount of 67 to 41. The slaughter gave th e Tribe’s v a n ity a four-out-offlve loa* record and dropped the JayVeea down to a two* out-of-five - win mark.-----------Je ff Williame and Gary Lloyd led the Tribe . aa best they could with seven points each and Ron Hinton helped with four. Steve Groover and Frank Murray each mid* two point* and Buddy Sturapf add­ ed a single'point. Evans grabbed a two-point lead In the opening fram e, winding up on top whil* lim­ iting the Trib* to (even point*. But in the second s te n ts the Trojans hiked their m argin 19 to 13. Heated play in the third pe­ riod saw the Trojan* rack up 14 point* whil* holding th* Tr!t*> to three and it gave th* Trojans a 17-point lead going into the final frame. In the final atenx* the Sem­ inole* dumped In Sevan points, a fa r cry from th* amount needed-especially with the Tro­ jans potting a cool 20-point scoring apre* in th* test frame. , In the preliminary, Ron Dudley aet the pace for th* Baby Tribe with 14 polhta and Mark Baborn adding 11. Paul Leroy dropped in nine and Greg Ganns raised th* score by three. Larry Hodges and Frank Whlgham each scored a point but despite the effort the Trib* still lost by 26 points. The Seminole* will see ac­ tion again Dec. 29, in the Tan­ gerine Bowl cage tourney. Ace High School Gridder Killed BRUNSWICK, Ga. ( U P I )r Churlea C. Richtnbach, 17, one of Georgia's outstanding high school football players, waa killed early today when his car struck a bridge abutment. It wa* the second traffio mishap within a week to taka the live* of well-known Brunswick persons. Last Sat­ urday, Brunswick Mayor Jo­ seph B. Mercer was killed In a head-on crash near Waycross. _ Earlier thia werk young-faonaId McGregor, win­ ner of tha Carnegie Medal for heroism, waa killed when a car in which ha was riding rraahtd Into a bridge abut­ m ent Police said the 1060 Chev­ rolet in which Richtnbach! waa riding alone slammed into tha abutment on a rausw ay lead­ ing to St. Simon’s Island. Tha car catapulted, illd and rolled about 130 f e e t throwring Richenharh from the wreck*tge._.The Incident happened aroundT 12:60 a. m. Richtnbach, a tackle, ^Wde ' named one of the moat valuable players on the GlyflU Academy football team which won the Georgia AAA cham­ pionship this season. The Fronton win be closed from Dec. 21st, through Doc- 25th. OPEN DEC 26th. FRONTON f TKBT GAME l i l t F JL 9 �. * • * *\ ‘ • if W r tTgr l CU_ Pw.’ _ *«4_ t *** 9 W m TS G b b ij. DEAR A DRV: My hus­ band died In 195h and bo left in exct-sa of *700,000. and I was cheated out of •very dime of It. Non# of the lawyer* in tbl* town will touch my cnee with a ten-foot pole. My huxband had liver trouble. He wa* operated on fo r It, and hi* doctor told me himself that the operation was suceefsful.. but in nine duys my husband wna dead I refus­ ed to pay the bill because th a t doctor had lied to me. When my husband’s will was read 1 was c u to u t of it except fur a few dollars I was sup|N)fed to live on. When I protested, they tried tu prove th a t 1 was rraxy. They are still trying __lo_inova. il_ Uis sisters not everything. THEY are the rraxy ones. Money craxyl f a n you help me get out of here ? CHEATED •• O IT R B O A R D I N G F t O U S E S ID E G L A N C E S B y G albraith By A b ig a il V an Buren for two yegrx and we rerently became engaged. Hr . suddenly was notified that ha has qn opportunity tu go to Weet 1’olnt. J knew he always wanted a mili­ tary Career, but I never thought he'd get an bppolnlment to W est Point. If he goes, it manna we can't get m arried for four year*. I plan to go to college, and the thought of my sitting in the dorm for four year* does not appeal to me. 1 love him. Abby, but 1 don’t know w hether to let him accept this appointm ent or not. 1 am 111 ami he 1* 20. j This it quite a shuck to me as it w asn't in our plans. 1 would like some advice about what to do. \ --------------- lU ’S K X j- r.areer m an’s 'wife heeds more understanding than you appear to have. Level with him. And ask him to lev*! with you. 1 think you could both probably do bet­ ter iu the choice of lifetime partner*. • • • DEAR AII It Y: I just found out that my girl friend kept a diary of our dates and ehe wrote a bunch of ‘stu ff in it th a t’ never happened. It was nil out of her imagination. Her mother road it and now site refute* to let me dale her. Abby, we neevr did anything wrung. W hat can 1 do? lem in the world could have been solved when it was sm all; • NOT GUILTY* ’ DEAR NOT GUILTY: Proclaim your Innocence and hope her mother belicves you. And next lime yuu become interested In a girl who goes in fo r crea­ tive writing, suggest ehe use an outlet other than her diary for her talent*. • • • CON F in E N T I A I. TO BERNIE: Tlw biggest prob­ QjOLobij. • * Problems ? Write to ARn v , Box 69700, Lo* Angeles. Calif. Fof a personal reply, enclose a stamped, eelf-addrejMod enelope. • • • ‘Hate to write letter* T Fend one dollar to Abby, Box Hi'70d. Lei Angeles, Calif., for Abby'a booklet, “ HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCA­ SIONS.” On{Bhidqsi By 0swa,cl J°c°by The Official Handbook of tiie ( NORTH (D) II 1 Tt looked like x lure k m second Work. -Bridge Olynt-i ! for the United SUtex. but RANT piad. published by the Anior-| | strangely enough we showed YQIT4 ♦ QII7 Iran Contract Bridge L c a ju c ,; 1x profit on the hand. * 101 shows 3i>o hands played and When tie U. S, team held RAST WEST misplaced bv the Ite«i players the E ast West cards, it see mi *J tlli R 53 3 in the world that North chose to .open with VAKJ19 ¥83 DEAR CHEATED: Where The bidding In the box took a h r ir t and E xit ovrrcxllcd * 8 53 ♦ A K J 10 J are yotiT place when the Coiled Stales with one xpxde. West jumped RK M A None held Ihe North-South cards. to three diamonds. North p is s ­ SOUTH DEAR ABBY: I h ate South’s opening no trum p was ed. Exst kept right on to four R Q II born going w itli this huv a psychic old of sorts. Ilis par­ diamonds. So fxr, the I \ S, ¥ 10 3 ■ ♦ 4 tner had passed originally and players had been bidding tlte R A Q J87 111 South was sure that the hand flam! as if money bad gone out No one vulnerable *- " l i r ’ityle, but good old SouUi belonged to his opponent*. North Kelt .South West After North raised to three wax in„a bidding mood, also. Pass Pais 1 N T. Pais no-trump. South deckled to He went to five club*, w here­ 3 N T. Pxss Pxss Pxst gamble It out there. West open upon our West doubled. . Opening load—| K. ed the king of diamonds and; He opened the king of dia­ continued Hie *uit. Tills pul woo d have mxde the rest ol mond* and shifted to a heart. EDYTH T H O R N T O N M cLEO C) South in dummy with the queen the trick*. A* It wx», he wound South hxd to lo*e four trick* and he tried Ihe club suit. If up going down for a 300-point and he showed a 300-polnt pro*1 am invited to a largr New *'My husband and I are quite L ast had held tlie king. South deficit. Hit for a cot gain of 100 points. elderly. A young couple in out Year's Day dinner and dunce, ___ 1__ neighborhood has invited ua but my hostess ha* said that for dinner on New Year'* it is impossible to get an csDay. We are grateful, as we b v Ruth M iiie tt cort for me (1 am forty.nine, have no relative* and our children are gone. Wo caiiuul a willow). Should 1 go to the "Tlte frightening thing about) "Nobody call* on older peo-1 T hxt'i quite x hxrsh indict afford a nice gift, but have affair? It l* quite far uml 1 growing o d er" w-ritox a wo-, pie who have time; experience mem, but unfortuftxt* unfortunately it i aome beautiful old pieces of huve to drive my own cur ° r utan reader of this column, “ is ami. often, wisdom to do com­ true. rliitis ami a few bits cif old go and "return home by box. teeing bow a community push­ munity work They are left Just look around and tee silver. Could «« properly take Moat of the guests are in illy es it* o k b r citizens aside. with nothing Important to do what 1* happening lo those this to 'th e young couple? age bracket but ale all cou­ "My hnclisnil and I still have while younger citizen*" tiike on Would I t bv a real gift? All ples —Evulyn." a few year* to Co Iwfon* re ­ more jolsi than they can do who have reached old age aIf you enn do it without tirem ent. mil I know already well. Ts eery old and we b ate n» lie ad of you. reason to keep it murh long- being lonely and unhappy, my what will happen In us when Do you want It lo happen to "Social life all too often ex­ advice !* to ’‘atay home." A that day come*. In-i au*c I clude* tiie older ax^ group— you, when Its your tu rn ' It ei.—‘Did Couple.' " W hat a wonderful gift your woman without an escort at have seen it happen to those no m atter how much they have will, unless your community offering will be. Sinco the such an affair b usually very wlai are older than we are. to (dfer. or how socially active make* a real effort to Include young couple have a sense of unhappy m id feds left out. "They aren 't asked to gt\e they have been Ihrmigli tiie | it* older citizens in Us active kindness sad an appreciation Mini to have u few friends up memtiership in their clubs year*. life. fur uiuturc people, ami hate come to your house hut do and organizations— t>ul they "E ven though I in i confl­ invited you because they want not go to the party. Any hp* ate never given any important dent that my husband and I Explore the teen world: R ealf to, they are the kind of peo­ less can fuel an escort; shf job* to du. li Siuy »pcak up will nevrr lt*»r,our interest In llutii Millett’* "Tip* on Tc*w ple who will deeply appreci­ can ’*ahop" ai*ouml anil k*'* in imvtirig. ll.e> aie listened others or llie world about us Agerx " Se.ul 25 cent* to lluth ate jo itr t reus urea. Why not I her husband to help. Do let to wiili inipalicnve. Younger it must tie hard to itay active Millett Header .Service c o Tiie w rite s small history of each nie know what you decide— member* expectukler inu-i lo and alert and happy in old Sanforvl Herald. P O llo* **#, object: this will add g irally and why. take a hack *eal and keep age when the world loses in Dept. A. Radio t'lly Station, “ Would a white silk dress quiet. to their pleasure. Have a won tercet in you " New- Y'ork 19 N Y. be too "dressy ‘ fm wear at a ■lei fill time. New W ar's Eve psrty at the best hi,(el in our town? My hushuml is wearing bis din ner clothe*. Marie.'' While ik so fashion-right 10-11 p m. iN llt I Tl I 8-5 p m. irns). "DM4; A lavldi imt lets effective verand lovely ami is vety fvslise. liiugei ■Mugger ID Tclcvliiun Album." A two- *t,.n Wf \| m utt I s by-now <UaRogues. NOW thru T ill IIS. Wear attractive accessories, of Die *ii C h r i s t m a s o p e r a anil Mil* Almllu-r wild ■iio hour examination Ol'KN 1:30 such as given or whatever I lie Sei I , ,, SHOWS AT 2;(JU I color moat becomes you. I ' and some very funny mu- year'* big stories, excepted | airing is greatly enhanced by j :0U - S:00 [your complexion is pair, deep ineiit*. Uur rogue family seta from the film and lap* tec- Die fact that It i* played 24 en your fare powder against its illegal ■ap for » shipping urd* of CBS New*. N'aturnlly, straight through without comGREAT whit*. It will he more attrac­ magnate * h n w r i e d u is Die big story I* the election merclsl Interruption Tiie last STARS! tive. greed. Before th r niiistrr plot »nd the events leading up to 15 minutes of the hour sre Tomorrow—'*1 Remember" i»-carried off land it t* brail- It. Also included: The Warren given over to * showing of J tifullyl, Timmy and Tuny, find Commission l l t p o r l , Hie celebrity C h r i s t m a s tires TOP OSECTOfiS! they've bought t!'J surplus World's F air, tbs Beatles, from the Hallmark liulleiy at itw ia o u ^ l ^ i n G f i u c American naval vessel* and Die Ulytnpica, i m p o r t a n t which Iloddy McDowell serve* cw# the L’. S. J lOO.(MM). j changes In g o v e r n m e n t as host. There ara 21 tree* There's a terribly funny scene abroad, Vietnam, etc. Good decorated by famous person­ as they begin to fine all the- year end summary j alitlrs. <* problems of fleet owin-rs, n 3-4 p, to. (N'BCt. NBC 6-0:30 p. m. (CBS). Tiie great con Job a* liiey unload children's Theatre. “ Through Twentieth Century. "Duke Jjl(ha ships and a dialadii ally [Children's Eyes.” (Color). A lington Ewings T h r o u g h clever scheme which enable* Houteriuittly for children, with Jupan." Ju st the fact that it M lt a itit ii* them to escape acotfree ami the music retry in g the- show. 1covers tiie links makes this STARTS H tl. rich. Aiding in ths fun are A group, calling themselves 1program a must for Jaxx ANNETTE IN regular* Dig Y'oung, Robert the Riversid* Ringers, leads a music lovers and Ihe Duke “PAJAMA PARTY' Coote, Charlea Boyer and community sing which kids conli ibuU-s such selections as W iiS f.n u .B O ' Gladys Cooper and guests Ri­ will enjoy and may even lik* "Creole ixiv# Call,” "Satin cardo Montalban, KamaU to slug along with. The music Doll," "Vood Indigo," "SoliDevi and Mario Windsor. 1* divided between standard lude" and many other of hit 11:30 a. in .-I. noon. (ABC), folk songs and several good. standards. Rut, over and Dlscovri) '<14. A strange show offbeat ones. The show is a above ths music and inutiR ID E -IN T H E A T R fur this usually worthwhile alow a ta iic r but grows on cians is the op;>ortunity to series. This la a half-hour you, and the attempt* at ses llie way It is received In YOUR visit to Dis Liverpool dives child-level dialogue don’t Japan, and It la ovens helmCHRISTMAS TURKEY which have given rise to the work too well. But, music is lug. Feeing the Duke and hta AT OUR RIG so called mrrsey "brut which ths universal language. Top* music against the background has infected the music world, among the group is folksing- of such exotic locales as tha YuuTI get a chance Lo -exam- j ing sta r Mika Sellts. Kyoto tibrine enhances svTONITE Ins tiie worst in rock V roll, j 4-5 p. m. (NBC?. “ Amaid erythlng. Fin* half hour SHOUTIN' STAINS AT 8:08 PAL if you can take mum than and the N ight Vlaltors" I R e -1show which could hava been 4 BKs FAT OVEN - HE ARY T U R K E Y S' you've been getting. I run). This is tha newer, mors longer. DEAR U PSET: If you really loved him. you'd not only "le t” him accept the Hpixdntmcnt. you'd encour­ age him, knowing Dint lie always wanted an At my career. Yuur chief concern' seem* to be the unhappy prospect of “sitting ill U*r dorm for four years.” A (x)& Jhs cm n tO & : T V Tim e Previews HOW THE W EST was W ON oMie f a r \ ^ TONITE! WIN WIN TURKEY SHOOT FROM T H R im V A Y FOOD STORE M lh ST. AT PARK AVB. TONITE AT 8:15 A 1:10 FIRST BAN FORD SHOWING S Mw G fsm — ■ S o v o » * » c A a fF e t E e R r Ii A a S s C E T T)e/iCioihS Tood m CO-HORKOll/ HIT — SUN. « A# * M lM 'T H E H O R R O R O F P A R T Y BEACH** WIERD ATOMIC BEASTS , . . WHO UVK OFF HUMAN BLOOD. I Percuesloo music nukee 13 Csthedrsi rhurcb t l Musks) pusutillu 14 Ttales* II Miners) rock Jg b lis s ID advsace tt wrttiBg II Ughl ON oU lt BIG CURVED SCREEN TONITE. MON*. A TUBS. CENSORED Appts Cider * 4 P U n e -----Blues' NOW HERV1NG Cmitow ^mce. Com* dins with u s. tnjoy crisp, appetizing salads . . . tsvty p>*». take* and c r e a m s .. .ten der, delicious prims m eats and gerdsn-lrsah v egstsb tss . . . served In truly pies sent surrounding*. And remember, Thursday night ( ^ ii “ family night" w ith f r e t d s s x a r t s for a l t . . . a n d Saturday night it “ staah night" whan you gat a big tkT 'i'ib - T Don* s ts a k co o k ed to you r a r d sr for only on* doftar. * (£* Lm dm n: IIA M ■t IS P . u . • • Omner; 4:30 - * 00 A U | Trad* Winds Cafeterias also located in Orlando, Leesburg, Cocoa, Melbouma A F t P ie r c e . i s th e Seminole Plaza on u. s. ti n SOUTH at I Casselberry iu -m i W o P ro v id e T h e F in e s t C a t e r in g S e r v ic e In C e n tr.tl F lo r id a . csvsIryiaM 30 r suit U; 31 M enus* portion 13 Marin* birds 34 lu rtlru lsl* MUiobwlsr tody 37 ktseruliM akknsm s JO Reluctant *1 Holding right 14 Nall a*sin k* t i n i s i H M M sk slace IT BabUss bait MUrask portico -WHrtsd sj read 41 Sheep's blast 43 W eipoa U G sla 41 Convey* XI Boy’s nk M i_____ XXDsgsrts XSOoaeiaa XT Psriod ' 1 Fatso | IQ irft i 1 AlUratloe S Stout strings I XmaU 4 leaseholder T Host typo 5 Small draughts I Boast (It.) 10 Shothonsaaa 11 B ryyh jtic IT hamper icodj I* Vtaomou* raptUe 13 n ia rg te 24 Javtlia 23 Ey* pixmenlatloe 2* ( aiumlnats 27 Dana (g'a* 2X Martian (raenk. form I 2t Tableland 41 Mala i I t Movo* sldowtaa 41 S tr a w la 23 Pertaining la Italy tho noat M Lbemirnl rum pound �1 w e u , th & TCP OF r y tm HEAD L PASSES (M A P / FOR , O NsrscnoM ► . 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A IT ll ■ tt rl Lh ■L, Jljr taaferb Vrralft OKHKRAL T M D B J I C I I I I A Pape 10 — Dec. *.* 1964 day and e v e n tn e w han you can prep are for tha Christina* and o lh a r ra llvtou a or a p lrllu a l I . l - o s l & F o u n d celeb ra tio n * Id aueb fa ib lo n th a t you o a n h a ta a very Marry LOST: Blue Perskeet, in S. T aar. aln ra' tha pow ar o f tha ITnecreit. J22-2026. planata la w ith you Ihla Sunday to ra a lly ahow you ara In teraat. ad In olhara, s a t lln g ahaad 2 . P r r » o n a U youraatf. I N IK I (M arch Jl to April Do you h iv e a drinking prob­ LI) A tru a aana# o f co-op aralem Write P. 0 . Box 1213, tlo n w ith tboaa w ho dw all un ­ der y o u r roof bring* a ic a lla n t Sanford raaponay today- B t aura you ara p ra etlo a l, a t t e n d - to fu n d a ­ k 'J. Hcmity Care m en ta l a ffa ir* . Malta plana far Into tha futura. Beauty Nook, T A l'N L 'l f April J» to May t*> UAnRlETTX — A tta n d ln * aervlcaa. atudlea o f soft «aUer, evening app'U. y o u r ch olca w ill placa you on 105 So. Oak. 322-5742. tha path o f p ro ira a a and vlrtu a now . Tour flnaat alm a can ba CITTN CU11L beauty Shop a c h la v td . Spend aoma lim a w ith d e lig h tfu l com pantona. 318 Palm etto Ave. 3224)834 u k n j k i iM «y SI to Juna i l l Evening Appointments — L'ee all that good p ractical aanae fo r g o ln a artar you r g o u li an I Inaura a ecu rlty far Into tha ACE BEAUTY Salon, open fu tu ra . No b ailor d ay than Ihla dally & bvm by app'U. Mayto u a k a you r plana, d iv a a lie n fair Hotel. 322-0990. • le a t o m in u te , pneelbl* loop, h o la a MOON CSItt-OKKN f Juna t ) K. I)(ikh • CnU * Pets to J u ly I D — A w on d arful day and n ig h t for you, proved you AFGHANS 4 POOpLES, black a ct and think In a p oalllve m iniature: s h o w quality, faahlon . n e ep eetfle In a la tln g w h a t you w ant. S o cia b ility la healthy. 375 lo 3150. 838-6257. tha k a y n o la th a t brln*a daelrad reaulta. * 2 ADORABLE P art P erilan I.EO (J u ly JJ to A ucuat I D — Kitten* Free. 3497 c0rlando By tru ly liv in g tha G olden flula n ow y o u gat tha a ffe c tio n from Dr. loved onea you w an t and ahould h ava. T ak e 'tim e for m ed ita tin g q u ietly . Thla m akee a vary vita l BASSETT Puppie*. AKC. Will hold for Chrlitma*. Only 4 m preeelon on otheraV ln tiO ( Au g u it l i to S ep tem ­ le f t 322-7614. ber JJ) — If th ere ere an y o b li­ g a tio n s. so cial and o th trw la e, XMAS Speciali while stock th a t othera ow a you . thla a good d ay to ba - a v a ila b le for U iU , 2640 Hiawatha Ave., such, Be ch arm in g. Show Zebras—20c; Guppici — 10c; th o u g h tu ln eee, o o u rla ty . Mollies-^ 25c; 5nails— 15c; LIBItA (Septem b er I I to Octover J ! ) — A day for doing Plants— 15c bunch; Platie* aoma Im portant c iv ic w ork th a t —25c. w " l endear you to o th e rs as w a ll aa ba v ita l for th a c o m ­ m u n ity . F in e o p p o rtu n ity lo ex - JO. .P citiltry • L iv e s to c k prase Innate In te g r ity . Don't ba lo n g -w in d ed . SHETLAND Ponle* for ChrUt■ C O Itt'lo (O ctober J l to N o­ ma* 350 & up. 322-5479 after em ber J l ) — S iltin g dow n w ith persona of great w isd om and 6 p. m. vlrtu a can he moat h elp fu l to you today. T a k e p a rticu la r Lntereet In new In d ivid u als you 12. Special Notices ch an ce to m eet f-earn m uch. g A tl ITT %|t 11 * (Jfogym bar JJ WANTED: Someone to tune to Dec. J l ) — B e ly on a ccu m u ­ Auto Harp. 322-1231. la ted wisdom end ex p erien ce lh a t you k n ow la r ig h t whan d ea lin g w ith h lg jw tg s today. 13. C a te rln ir - FoojJ Bey vary little P erm it your In­ tu itiv e fa c u ltie s to w ork for MRS. BROWN M I L L E R ' S you. Fruit Caket al Winn Dliic, C A m i r o i l N (D eeem h er JJ lo Jan. JO)— S itu a tio n s arias to ­ E. l*t. St. oi call 322-3601. day th a t reveal )uet w h at . Is you r poaltlon w ith o th e rs L is­ 15. Spcclnl Services ten w ith care to w h at a lllee h ave to aay Tou then k n ew FIXIT SHOP w hat Is e ip e c te d o f you In the futura A t'these Xmas Special*. An A ttl'A B II'a tJ x r u a r y Jl to Engllth liunclt Girl's or Fell I S ) — P erm it your aciln n e and tha labor y>y perform lo Roy's bike A!) Sites 339 95. eell you favor* Hly lo othere Rupp Molot Scooter, 2V4 now Aeelet th o se w ho com e to you for help Re as genaroua HP. 100 mtlcf per Gtl. as p o ck sto o o k wdll allow . 3169 95 r ia r r a (p e h r u a r y Jh t" 322 4751 March t J « )— Thare are m any 409 W. 1st St. you kw.sw wra can a ltey la la you r woe a and" p erp la a lttsa and A & R CONTRACTORS thla la a good day to con tact HOME IMPROVEMENTS, su ch P lan the era n ln g early. HOOFING PAINTING & Fin* tim e le In tha o ffin g if l o t h r i l i l . n la i m it a INSULATING TOIIAT you m ust plan to lea l 322 2287 vary d e lic a te ly w ith your pro. Financing A n an jed g e a y If the fine su c c e ss d en oted In th is chart te to com e to RICHARD'S TREE SVC. fu ll fru itio n , and the se n s itiv e Free estimates, Licensed natu re here le to he m ade mo»e 4 Insured Ph. 323-0500 fo rcefu l to oope w ith the nutaids w orld R srly hava fine playm ate* around ao that loo PROFESSIONAL m uch d ep en d en ce upon rarenta PAINTERS 4 DECORATORS la elim in a ted and dealra to Psperlng — Waterproofing m eet others' approval la eatlet lad. ^ Satisfaction Guaranteed M O tin.IT , DEC. I I . I ea t O E X E IItL T E T lI K lC I M t Tou now hava a ch an ce lo rea lly atrut and have a good d eal of p lea sa n t rapport w ith th o se w ho h a v e It In their powwf to rea lly g iv e you som e h igh posttlon or favura th e! pleas* and appeal lo you vary m uch. U* aura th a t you now thin k b ig Fin* for g e ttin g Chrlatm a* p re­ se n ts for thoe* c lo se lo you. ARIKS (M arch II to April 1*) — W h a tev er you do that w ill b rin g (o rlb a d m ira tio n from friend* w ill elan be a eoure* of p teeeu r* for. you. T eh* thl* o p ­ p o rtu n ity to eb ow talent*. R e ­ lie v e that pane* of m onotony. T A t H l ' I . (A p ril JO lo May JO) —Get th a t w ork com p leted In * gran d ra lh lo n and you have g rea ter gbundaftc* soon. T a k a tim e to In crease harm >nr at horn*. Show that you velua the davoMon and IbyeltF sh ow n you. GEMINI fM ey II to J u n e J l) — Thla Is the day to find the g ift* th a t In g ra tia te yoiT Into the good g rece e of persona v ita l I* your w e ll-b e in g . T alk e v i l new ch a n g es. Idea* w ith a ls o elates- II* co -o p a ra llv * . MOOT C H I!-D U N * (Jun e JJ to J u ly I I I — B y ' s tr iv in g for m ore good w ill am ong b u sin ess paraon* you k n ow , you aoon h a v e a far m ore su b sta n tia l abundance. T ak e Inventory. K now w h ere le atart to rasp m ors b en efit*. LEO (J u ly J l to A u g u st I t ) — If you s la t* In w ord* o l tw o syllab le* w h a t you r alm a ara chance* * r* lh a t other* wall tee * o It th a t 'y o u a ch iev e them . t)*t out s o c ia lly to w o rth w h ile place* In p. m. Be ch a rm in g . VIRGO (A u g u st II to S ep tem ­ ber I D — P rep * rin g bow for the fu tu re b e n e fits you w an t w ill o a rtaln ly help you to e g pend co n sid era b ly . Do n et lim it yo u ra elf t e e e y t b le g sm elt. C on cen trate upon w h a tev er la tru ly Im portant. LIBRA (Septem b er I t t* O ct­ o b er III — T ou h a v e friend* who are k n ow n for their g e n e r ­ o sity en g m a g n etism end thee* era «h* cn eg to Join force* w ith for g r e a te r ab u n dan ce, c r e a tiv i­ ty now . Meet other, w o rth w h ile In d ivid u als. GROW. •CONPIO (O ctob er J l to N o ­ v em b er I D — An o orly p ort U th e o u tsid e w orld or huelnoeo. c r e a tiv ity oan m ean feet progreoe s o w . Bo v ery ooroful w h ere cred it U 'concerned. Don’t ta k e nny u n n ecessary risks. g AtHTTARIVn (N ovem b er II lo D ecem ber I I I — If yon em u ­ la te th e o n en ip le o f th o s e w ho nro n rosperoue s o d happy, yon se n a le s g e t ah ead fa ster. C or­ respond w ith th o se w h o ore o o t-o f-to w a . B* vary a ctlv * . C A P n ltO B M D ecem ber I t to Jan oar y I t ) — If you sh ow so m e c h a r m in g oourtaoy to other*, th e y w i l l g u te h ly help i to n tta ts y e a r etas* now . • w w hat Tour husband or w ife ea p o cta Bo c o -o p * r e liv e (n e tte d c f dependent. AftVKJUUB t Ja n u a ry « go K li Herald Classifieds Bring Fast Results 19. Builders Supplied 30 . Home Appliances 50. Mlae. For Sale PAINT clos« out *4 price SANFORD ELECTRIC BOY'S 20" BIKE $7.50. Ph. 322-8001. GREGORY LUMBER CO. G.E. Appliances—New 520 Maple Ave. 322 0500 118 Magnolia yi22-1562 TREE RIPENED a im s. N* DISCOUNT Sale, Friday A Saturday on Washing Ma­ chines (Automatic A Wring­ SanfonVa Most Complete e r), Stove* etc. 1205 Celery. TED WILLIAMS HDW. . Ph. 322-9380. 205 E. 25th. 322-3464 20. Hardware 22. 1‘lu m h in jr 31. M uhI cbI Instrum ent!) vels. We ship Albert H. Pell Osteen. 322-3873 or 322-4191. ANTIQUE Saf* 4 Chair; 1 set Zenith Ear Pbooes, new; Twin Hollywood Bed*. Ph. 322-4862. Piano Tuning and Repair USED Westtaghouse Refriger­ PLUMBING W L. llsrm on — FA 2-4233 ator with 40 lb. Freezer, ex­ Contracting Repairs cellent condition 385. Call FREE ESTIMATES FDR A Musical Christmks, Ashby Jones 322-4690. R. L. HARVEY call BUKUR'S Music Shop, 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 322-72U2. T r i a l Purchase SINGER Featherweight, A-l Plans. condition, 1 year uncondi­ 23. Fainting tional Guarantee—pay 33.50 Piano Servicing 4 Tuning per mo. Singer with Zig-Zag. FOR Painting 4 Repair Call Gene Cumbaa — 322-2661 pay off balance of $38.10 or 322 5428 after 5. 43. Plants, Feeds. Seeds 35.90 per month; White PAPERHANG1NG-PA1NTINO Domestic Zig-Zag balance SANFORD FEED STORE Licensed, bonded, Insured only 358 pay 17.33 par month. Whole Corn t-i 25 — Snap Com 20 Y esrs Exp. — 322 7331 SANFORD SEWING CTR. 32 80 — Jim Dandy Dog 104 S. Park Ave. 322-9411 Feed - 33.73 for SO lbs. In 2t. Well Drilling eludes Tax. PROFESSIONAL G U I T A R WELLS GRILLED. PUMPS, 320 Sanford Ave. 322 9990 $13; Professional Banjo $25; SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Star Gazing Binocular* $12; Our Regular Feed Prices All Types and Sizes Boy's 4 Girl's Bikes $10 up; 25 lbs, Jim Dandy Dog Feed We Repair and Servlca Typewriter No. 12 Under­ 31.99—30 lb* Jim Dandy Dog STI NE wood $20, 3 HP Johnson Out­ Feed 33 63 — loo lbs. Shell­ Machine and Supply Co. board Motor $25; 12 Ga. Lea­ ed Com 33.25 — 100 lbs. 207 W 2nd St FA 2 6432 ther gun case $5. W* have a Short*-IJ.95 — H » . l k . Tux­ fine selection of Antique edo Chop* Horse Feed 34.30 28. Radio • Television furniture. SUPER TRADING — 100 lbs. F 4 F Feed 33 05 POST. Opposite Sanford P la­ BEAUTIFUL AU wood cabinet —100 lbs. Race Horse Oats Color TV Console used less 33.80. HUNT'S T U X E D <J ta. 323-060. than 2 months like new with FEED STORE, Comer San USED: Smith Corona Portahla full new guarantee, Save 3250 ford 4 2nd St. Skywriter Typewriter $29.95; 4 nam e your own term*. Ph. NEW: Portable Typewriter, Charlie Gormiy Collect at j 0. MIbc. For Sale ' Smith Corona, Demo: Reg. Associated Radio 4 TV, 2113 $119 95 plus Tax; NEW: Un­ BILL'S BARGAIN BARN N. Orange Ave., t)rlando derwood Portable—Std. Keyof 10,000 Items 422-2514. Christmas Delivery board, Tabulation: $74.50 1300 Grapevlll# Ave. Guaranteed. plus Tax; NEW: Victor FENCE POSTS: Creosoted Cy­ Comb. Adding Macb. 4 Cash 29. I'hoto & Equipment press, 4” 6"x7 ft, long, 50c Register $159 plu* T a x . **. Ph 322 5654. USEDr Victor Elec. 10 Key WIEBOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP Add. Mach, with credit baK For “ The Best From All Your STAUFFER Machine, excel­ Like new $no; USED: Vic­ Film s." .. . lent condition. -322-0556. tor 10 Key elcc. Add Mach. 210 S. Park Ave.. Sanford USED Upnghi Piano, exeel$89.93; U SE D :-V ictor Full J a n l condition 3200. Ph, 322.10 . Home Appliance!) Key hand Add. Mach., Like 4884 bofore 5 p. m. New $49 93. ALL Typcx ot new major ApOTHER USED STD. TYPE­ Patio*. Floor, Free EsUms.J* piiances at Drastic Discount. WRITERS $49.95 4 UP. sand, cement, rock, pipe, Call 322-b«48 J A R Trading TERMS 4 LIBERAL steel, grease traps, dry Post, I n c , 2309 5. Orange TRADES. ANY MACHINES wclla. Stepping stones. Blossom Trail, Orlando, LESS THAN $100 NEEDS NO MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. DOWN PMT. 4 „PM TS OF 322 5731 NEW APPLIANCES at Used 309 Elm Ave. $10 PER MO. Prices — Hot Point, Frigi. FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator 8 POWELL S OFFICE SUPPLY . daire, RCA, Zenith, Philco, cubic feel. -Jn good running Curtis Malhcj— You name corn). Priced reasonable. RENT Blue Lustre Electric it, we have it. Phone GiarCarpet Shampooer for only Phone 322 4641. lie Gormiy. collect at Asso­ $1 per day. Carroll Furniture ciated Radio & TV. 2113 N. SILVER-TONE 21" Console Co. Orange Ave,, Orlando 422combination TV-HI-FI, good 2514. Christmas delivery condition Rest offer. 322- WESTERN Saddle $35, Call guaranteed. after 8 p. m. 322-7940. 8954. EVERYBODY READS THE Free Estim ates 323-0339 17. Junilnrittl Service* YENTSCH MAINTENANCE Service 4 Supplies 2563 S. Pa.k Dr. 322-4843 CLASSIFIED F eb ru ary IS )— A ah ort c o n fe r ­ en ce In the rig h t sp irit w ith p a rtn ers w ill e lim in a te any p o ssib le d issen sio n L isten w ith ear* Don't m isin terp ret w h at la b ein g Mid. G el the rig h t drift. rtSC K S (F eb ru a ry J0»— An early sta rt a t w ork b efo re you se e ll v a n ish q u ick ly- Then (ek e tim e to add fin is h in g touche* i v new sound en d aenelbl* plane “ m e 5 p your su rroun d in g*, loo. IP \ o r it m i l . i> is R o n s T u tM T , h* or ah* w ill h ava Ilia J a c u ljy o f rh n rm lng olh a r* *1m ost by rb* sim ple ex p ed ien t o f a n a tu ra l and b eam in g sm ile Toarh lh a t w h a tev er la earned by lh a aw eat of the brow le m ost en joyed . G ive a tin* ed u ­ c a tio n end first be su re you ex p la in the fu n d a m en ta ls so th a t you r p rogen y can carry th ro u g h aanelbly and a c c u r a te ­ ly on any project a l hand. **The Stare Im pel, they do a*1 com p el.* W h p i y no m a k e o l y o o r III* le la ra ely op lo VOL I C arroll lltg h ler'a Individual F o reca st for your sig n for J a n ­ uary le now ready. F or your ropy send y o u r b lrthd at* and 1 1 0 4 to C arroll Itlg h ttr F o r e ­ c a st, Tb* Sanford H erald. B o s 1111, H o lly w o o d J l. C aliforn ia. Cox Named CHICAGO (UPI) — Mark H. Cox haa been named gen­ eral chairman of the 1966 Waatem Open golf champlonahlp to be held at Tam O'Shanter Country Club, July 1-4. WRONG NAME NEW YORK (NEA) — Even tb* man who run* It Is un­ happy with the name of the National Motorboat S h o w , which open* a 16-day run at the New York Coliseum Jan. U. "The traditional name Of the ahow aeema to disguise it* trv* acope," aaid Joseph E. Choate, manager of the show. "For instance, la 1965 there will be a record number ai well over 100 sailboats among tha more than 300 craft to be displayed. W* also have thou­ sand* of marine accessory items." Whether you are a BUYER or a SELLER You'll get the response You want when you use a l l } ? £ > a t t fu r & i j m t R i W ANT ADS ' JUST CALL FA 2-5612 - 48 0 • �----- * ^ m• . ' Va I > -t 1 I!’ “I----- l . : • % TTT •t Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! ■» • 50. MUc. For Sale ■ %* 72. Female Help Wanted 95' Houses Fllf Sale i- Sift DAISY Air Rifle* It Plftola. HAIR Stylis* wanted, full or TO YOU our Client* and Friends • — a very Merry part time Call 322-5742 or Army-Navy Surplus, Sanford Christmas and a Happy Pros­ evenings 322-2453. Av«. perous New Year. CHILD'S PLAYHOUSE, 3*8x6 73. Male or Female Help Ernest M. Southward f t ; well built. Perfect Christ­ W. B. Shippy m as gift. 170. G. C. Hosack, BUSINESS • Opportunity, set I. W. Southward own hours, good earnings. Osteen. 322-1398 after 5:30 Mable A. Cullen After 5 Ph 322 3954. p. m. J. L. McWhorter Bessie P Herman »» 6-1. Real Eat ate - Sale 61. Articled For Rent Jackie McCracken ftaxfnrl $rralD Dec. BANK REPOSSESSIONI * 1964 — Pape Tl 95. Houses For Sale 102. Mobile Homes - Sale HR. Truck* For Bale S A N F O K D - S N E W It'S T DONS '57 GMC PANEL Truck *250; HOMES. West 4th St. San­ MOBILE HOME SALES 22 While Tractor & 1952-33 ford. 3 Bedroom, It* bath, "Your Wheel Estate D ealer" ft. Produce T railer, excel­ FHA & VA Loans. LMN EN­ IT Models to choose from lent condition, good tires $2.TERPRISES Inc., Bulkier OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK oon. For information call Harold Logan, call 838-3911. 838-1206 322 8431 after 7:3o p. m. Salesman on Duty 4:00 p. m. Hwy. 17-92 I/ongwood, FI*. to dark. 1-0. Automotive Service 1-2 and 3 Bedrooms *3 BEDROOM, M Bath. Sun-. NEW and USED — I* land Estates, NO Down Pay Awnings h Cabanas ment. Ph 322-9152. QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Hwy. 17-92 S 322-2562 Senkarik Glass nnd Paint READY TO MOVE IN Company New 3 A 4 Bedroom Homes, SCHULT T railer 33x8 ft. with 210 Magnolia Pb. FA 2 4622 1-2 baths. So. Loo|w ool area 21 ft. Cabana $300 Cash. —Trades considered, and Tark Ave T railer Park, I>ot Auto Glass, Tape we'll build on your lot. Semi­ 62. Sanford. Call Titusville A Sea' Covers nole County's Leading Build AM 7-3192. & er HAROLD LOGAN lOlt. Mobile Home* • Rent . .. LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. 304 W 2nd St. FA 24032 Sales office: So. on U. S. IT- 10' WIDE, Jbearoom trailer ALL WORK GUARANTEED NO-8-4908, 92 lo Dixie Bell Diner, turn right one block on Seminole lOli. Apartment* for Rent l-.'I. Hoot* & Motor* Ave. 838 3911. 2 BEDROOM Furn. Apt. Cali ll) Ft. Orlando CLIPPER Boat, TR EE,# !■ 3 HP Johnson Klckcr, 322 9173, after 3 fh . 322 0641. Miillcloe and Holly when you especially good for Duck purchase this picturesque 2bunting & fishing. 322-4392. AVALON APARTMENTS bedroom, Spanish type home, 116 W. 2nd St. 322-3417 with fireplace, nestled among stately pines, several citrus FURN. Apt. 2300 MeUnnvUle. Gateway To The Waterway Itolmun Sporting Goods (rees, giant Holly ln full £££. Your EVINRUDE Dealer bloom, garage, tool s]ied, 3 nOUM Furnished Apt. $55 play spin tha bottle to tee which on* of lawn sprinkling system, gold­ mo., includes water A elec­ 304-6 8 E. tat Ph. 321 5961 she Idatea goodnight firfti** * ' '-r~ fish and pond with, lilies, on tric. 32?-WOT. - • approximately 1-Acre, Inside the City, at 541 rium naa. NEAT. 2 BDRM. Furn. Apt., 1964 C H E V R O T Bath, Dining Area $39.50, $16,000. Exclusive offering 1703 Magnolia. Th. 322-3931 with: or 2296 SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer AUTO GLASS INSTALLED RENT A BED JOHN E. FOX. Rollaway, Hospital, B a b y Realtor Beds, by Day, Week, or 206 N. Park Ave.* 3230559 INVESTMENT k REALTY Month. 116 N. Park Ave. 323 9173 CARROLLS FURNITURE BART PILCHER. Broker 111 W. 1st 322-3181 3 - BEDROOM, screened in Personal Service patio, range. 322-2078. Call 322-7438 _ 53. Wanted To Huy SO U T H W A R D NEW 3 Bedroom. I bath C. B WE BUY Usta Furniture, one home on large wooded lot In piece or houseful. Furay Wilson Place, 3 miles out Real Estate — Insurance Bedding k tu rn , Co., Ml W Wast F irti St., -V« mile past 3rd, k Park Ave. 332 M il 1st St. 322-6591. 1-4 intersection. Immediate USED FURNITURE. MUc. 40-ACRE TRACT, corner Lo­ occupancy for homestead cust k Celery, Sanford. Suit­ exemption next year. 322Hems, Piney Wood Auction able for Commercial, Sub­ 7121. ' 322-2270. division or Industrial. Ex SECTIONAL BOOKCASE. 322 cellent term s. Call or write 1640. Bill Lofun, Realtor, P. O. Box 266, Lakeland, Fla. 686 SELL US your Furniture. 2725. Quick Service with the Cash SUPER TRADING P O S T . 322-0677. IS THERE A NURSE ‘Sht wants to " IN THE HOUSE* v ’ us 2, 3, * 4 BEDROOMS 55. Furniture For Sale 1, m . I 3 BATHS There should be! In thi* fine KITCHEN EQUIPPED WILSON MAIER FURN. home situated on- 2 well LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT! Buy — Sell — Trade SIMS E. 1st. 322 5621 shaded lota directly across For Complete Information from Sanford's newest Nurs­ See or Call Your RATTAN Furniture, good coo ing liome. Enclosed garage, 1—b oat A ro u n d I I — M onty W antad S— P*raon»I* *4— ra v in g * A Loan diUon. Ph. 322-0556. fireplace, kitchen equipment, t —K aauty Car* SI— lm u ra n ca SALES BROKER and toned for duplex If de­ I —I)»jr Nuratrlaa a s— School* A In stru ctio n * F R E E E S T IM A T E a—Child Car* *#— E m p loym ent etrv lca * sired on extra lot. 110,000 8Te Have The Home For You Upholstering A M attress ran I — P o * » —C a n — F i n 71— Mala H*lp W antad with $ 1.00O down and bal­ to— -P ou ltry — , t.lv . , ( ork 77— ratn al* H elp W antad evatiag. Naw k Used FurnlI I —S p ecial N o lle* ! an ce'lik e rent. IS — Mala or P en ial* Itatp ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. I I —C atarin a — Kood 74—2tal,<a Help W antad I t — P lace* to Eat 77—S itu a tio n W anted Co., at 700 Celery Ave, 2565 PARK DRIVE IS— Sp atial S irv lca * JOHNNY WALKER, Broker i l — Incom e P rop erty FA 2-3U7. 322-2420 322-7495 1#— ■ • I n m l n i Pool* SS— Bualn*** P rop — Bale 322-6457 I T— J a n ito r ia l Sarrlcaa IS— Itaal E atal* W antad NIGHTS For toe biggest selection of I I — D o -lt-T o u r * ilf I t — Itaal E atat# Bala 322-6824 323 0546 11— Bultdara Suppllaa *7— Uualnaaa H tn la la nearly new and used furni­ 10— Hard war* |k SOg-l^ya S'oe-Mal* . 322-5462 ture, see Noll's Furniture MERLE W. WARNER 322-4148 11— Worn# ttip u r r e r ~ irM-S'arlua— . Iruva* ___ Brokerage tn Casselberry **1)—D u m b in g I I —Out of S la t# ArFtaa* REALTOR * I I — Pain lin g S i— Slow*** Por Sal# on 17-92. Open * days 9 to I. 708 So. Park 322-3829 I t —W all D rillin g I I —llo u ia a —Sale or R ta l II— Air Cond. A H a stin g 17— M cu it Per Item Used furniture, appliances, II — lU d lo • T*l#vl*lon HO— Itaaort Itaniala IS— Photo A E quipm ent 101 — T ra lla r* — Cabana* tools, etc. Bought • Sold R O B E R T A. W ILLIAM S 10— llo m a Appllanca* 101 — Mobil# Horn*#— Bala L arry's Mart 115 Sanford BEFORE you decide to huy R e a lto r 11— Sluatoal ln*trum *nt# 10S— Mobil* llam a*— Rant Ave Ph. FA 2-4112. ■: —H uilnaa* E q u ip m ent any home in this area, make 10«—T rallar bpaca— Rant Raymond Lundquiat, Aaao. SI— J o b P rln tln s 101— T railer Lot*— Bat* certain you tee the very fA 3-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg 14— U p h o lits e y t o i — A partm ent* Tor H«nt 60. Bufllnena Opport. lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath cus­ l a — Vacuum Claanars Ip i — Room* Tor Ittnt 95. Houtten For Sale IT — Vtovlna A ttlora* * llo — lto t* l Hoorn* tom built home located at TOR LEASE 15— t:*i*r initiator* 111 — I t a n t a l .v a*nt* 1811 I’aloma Drive, here In t l —P lant* — rea d * — * « n !t II I — W anted To Itaat SERVICE STATION. ENGLISH E S T A T E S , 1201 10—MI*o. Kor dale 11 i — A u io s F o r m l i Sanford. Good Location. Good ProducU. Cheshire Rd., 4 Bedroom SI — A rticle* For H»nt 111 -—A t i t s i —t i l l o r T ra d # Good Treatm ent 111 —T r u c k ! F o r BaU II —tjn ap or K ich an n o with walk in closets, 2 Baths, IS— W anted To Buy 110 — A u t o m o t i v e Harvlca Situated on a large and well PHONE LOCALLY 322 4312 lge. family room with fire­ IS — S'urnltur* Tor B it* 111— f'c o o iara 4 CycUa landscaped " horaeitle, this or apply to the 44 —Antique* r a r Sal* l l l — I U n t i A Motor* place, built-in Kitchen, fenc­ property la a must lo Inspect II — M n tvft|T o 1.0*4 . t i l — M a rin a Suppllaa PURE OIL COMPANY ed yard, walking distance to ( t — UualTraas O p p ortu n ity * and investigate, and we a r t English Estates Gram m ar 61. Money Wanted certain that you will find It School. N jy y J 'ra n if e r , 838 as delightful and reasonably 4300. FAMILY would like to borrow priced as we have. From Sanford E io h a n g * F r o m Sam tfioU Co u n ty money for 1st. mortgage and I D ta i D lraot) improvements on property. For an early inspection, and BEDROOM, 2 hath horn Excellent references. Write, complete Information re ­ 95. House* For Sale 195. H ouno* For S ale with lge. living room, fatn Sanford Herald. Box 114 garding the home, rail ua Uy room, fenced yard with GREENBMAK 2 I1DRM . 1303 Elliott, $6,500 loday. Another fine home, 71. Male Help Wanted shade & fruit trees. Choir# lata available tr. 322-0525 or 5254. bated exclusively with 117,900 TERMS Graanbrlar of Loch Arbor CAB DRIVERS, reliable, sober. overlo oking golf roura# LOCH AIt BOH— ] Bedroom, Call in person, Yellow Cab 12 ACRES of good ground near Custom building to your 3 Bath, Open Houm- by Own­ Co, large Lake $60o per acre er 9 to I Saturda), Dec 19th. apacifleallona. Graanbrlar 2563 Park Dr 322 2420 with term s. at 3465 Country Club ltd developed by 72. Female Help Wanted Government Owned Ph 322 4743 or 322 7761 any KINGSWOOD C A SH IE R - Hit* Theater. Ph Homes time BUILDERS, INC. 322-0323 for Interview. 322 1301 2640 Hiawatha at 17 03 FA 2-9074 FOR THE MAN WHO HAS 202 Fairmont Dr. EVERYTHING Selection of 2, 3, and 4 Fabulous River Front Horn* Bedrror.u located Ln various at Lemon Bluff, world fam ­ sections of Sanford ous flahlng Resort. 3 Bed­ Immediate Delivery MONTHLY PAYMENTS SEVERAL Outstanding 2 & 3 room. 2 baths, 132 feel on Bedroom Homes available m St, Johns River, Seawall, FROM *50.00 all Areas of Sanford. Let us Dock. Central Heat L Air FOR THE BEST HOME Show you Around 1 Conditioning Everything for BUY happy c a r e f r e e living! REE YOUR 130,000 1*01 S. Park Ava. FA 2-5232 anytime Ball-Blair Agency $100 DOWN FHA -JtfA-HOMES AUTO GLASS SEAT COVER CO. CLASSIFIED INDEX St. Johns Realty FHA - VA JUST LISTED 425-5938 Excellent Location Stenstrom Realty Payton Realty $100.00 DOW N W ANTED $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES Seminole Realty V A - FHA D O N ’S M O B IL E H O M E S A L E S “YOUR WHEEL ESTATE DEALER” HWY. 17-92 SOUTH LONG WOOD, FLA. REALTY COLORED PROPERTY Jtm Waller Corporation hga nice 3 Bedroom completed house A lot for Sale, Take, 415 through Oatcen to Oaleeo sign, turn left then back la right which leads to the bouse. Only $100 Down A monthly payments $70. Call 295-0962, Oriansk). Office: 323-2111 Nights: 323-9700 322-0641 2524 Park Drive 3 BEDROOM. Family Room, 2 Bath, built in Appliance*. Centra] Air A Heat, wall lo wall carpeting. 322-3505. Managemerit and Sales Broker . JIM H U N T 120-N. Park Ave. 322-0123 9ti, House* • Sale or Rent L E T M A L IB U F U R N I S H E D Apartments clove in, 601 Palmetto. I’h. 322 1374 after 3.30 p.m. CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. Ph. evenings 322-1597. UNFURNISHED 2 Bdrm. Apt., kitchen equipped, te rrario 97. House* For Rent floors, tile bath $75. Ph. 3226201. ' j LARGE 4 Bedroom Home-wlth *- full trafti and- 2 half bath* EFFICIENCY; clein , 611 Park. $123 mo.; 3 BEDROOM. 2 hath home with Family $30 mo Up Surplus City. room $125 month. I i Payton Realty 322-1301 2640 Hiawatha at 17-92 C BEDROOM kitchen equip­ ped $73 month. Ph. 322-3685 . POW ERG LI DE TRANSMISSION, POWER STEERING, FACTORY AIR CONDITIONED. LOCAL CAR WITH ONLY 3,000 ACTUAL MILES NEW CAR TRICE S3.300 TRICE NOW $ 2 ,6 0 0 4*ROOM A PT. 516 Park Ave. FURN. Apt. Close In. Jim mie Cowan. 322 4013. UNFURN. Upstairs APT. $35 mnnlh. 309 Magnolia Ave, Inquire downstairs after 6 p. m or call 322-4130. TWO 2 Bedroom Houses. liv­ ing room, dining room. Kit­ chen, front A back porch. 1 Room Efficiency apt. with 2486 Palmetto Ave. $90 & pvt. bath A shower, suitable for couple or single person 2804 Palmetto $73. Key* at or retired All utilities In­ Ted William* Hdw cluded w rent. Ideally lo NICE 2 B drm , furniture, caled on lav St , within 1 drapes A wool nig. 322-2377. block of 2 free parking lota and shoppkig ren ter In­ 3 - BEDROOM, 2 bath, unquire at Manuel Jarobso .furnished I mi. to base, 2 Dept, Store 211 E First St blocks to ohopping renter A school I year lea»e reryilr 10H. ItiHim* For Hent ed $120 mo. 322 8670 after CLEAN ROOM for Man. 401 3 p. m. Magnolia Ave,- 122 0720 ’--------- — ■ ■ ...... | - — ■■ - - — — i-i Liberal Bank Financing BOB McKEE USED CARS 701 FRENCH AVE. 323-0721 Stenstrom Rentals 2 3 3 2 2 3 3 1 3 115. A u to * F o r S a le BR Home Furn $80 BR Home Furn $125 BOB MrKEE USED CARS BR • 2 Htn Home Furn $150 NO MONEY DOWN BR Home Kit Eq $73 701 French Ave 323-0721 HR Kit. Eq DeBary $75 UR • 2 Bib l.k. Mary $U5 I960 CORVETTE. B a r g a i n price. Ph 323 0635 BR • 2 Rth Extra Nice $123 BR • 2 nth B.v Park $130 '63 ANGLIA ,Mi Wagon Br • 2 nth Pinecreat $133 Like New $1,005 SANFORD MOTOR We Have The Home For You 800 French Ave. 322 1382 Stenstrom Realty PICTURE ME BENEATH YO U R TREE t t4 0 ° t 63 63 60 M PLYMOUTH Sport^Fury 2 D*oc H ard­ top Fully Fqiilppnl, t I.OOflPArtual Mil**, Like New, Factory W arranty COR V AIR Monaa A u tu . Trans.. Radio and Heater. Immaculate Condition. Only 10.000 Actual Mile*. A Steal At DART 4 Door Sedan. Standard Traua^ Heater, New Tires, 11,000 Mile, Of Factory W arranty l.ef( PEUGEOT. Radio And Healer. On# Owner And E atra Nice. VOLKSWAGEN. While Tires, Sun Roof. (Sean A Low M llrair. Hava Tot S*e At Showroom — Second & Palmetto 2696 1696 1696 696 QQC Oww MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM ECONOM Y S P E C IA L S 59 RENAULT 0ff. RENAULT (Real Nice) 295 695 ALL CARS -e » * • BEN HOWLAND • FRANK BRUNSON MOTOR SALES Phone 322-0711 or 322-0861 64 GO WEST! SEE: THE DODGE BOYS AT r-. 'i — T a lk To These Ole Boys: B A N K RATES O N 30 GOOD RECONDITIONED CARS — MOSTLY LOCALMUST GO BEFORE JAN. 1. PRICES SLASHED! r Sanford, Florida 322*4503 National Repossessions Inc. APARTMENTS 114 W. First St. '61 FORD Galas*- 500. V-B. 2565 PARK DRIVE Automatic, power alcerlng, 322-3420 322 7435 ll.ooo miles $2 2nn CiU 322NIGHTS 3788 after 8 p m. 322 6824 323 4546 322-4148 322-5482 1959 FOIID V » Country Se»ian, Radio, Healer. Auln. Trans, 2 BEDROOM r B House. Kit­ or will iradr for fltierglass chen equipped, rail 322-5303. boat, motor and trailer. See R*a Ito rln suror-Trades FURNISHED 3 • bedroom, 2 at "City Ice." 7th and 322 4991 191$ S. French At *. French Av« 322 1722 or 322bath, very -nice. Ravepna 5096 nights. Park I ye*i lease J22 5509. FURNISHED or unfurnished, 3-bodrootn. 2 bath Many 3-BED ROOM, Ha bath, un/urn '63 VW, low- Mileage, radio, extras Ravenna Park. 322 lahed Quiet section. 322 6993 Phone before 3 p. m , 3225500. 3360. 1205 W. 19th Court. U SED C A R STARTS M O N D A Y 1012 SANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS Stemper Agency Property WHO WOULD LIKE TO HAVE THEIR MONTHLY PAYMENTS AS LOW AS *59.50 PER MONTH, AND OWN A COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOME. SEE PHIL AT , '57 Chav. |687 b«L 141 auk '57 Old* 1498 hal. 114 ‘37 Plymouth 1399 hal. 824 mo. ■'57 Lincoln 8787 hal. 831 mo. ‘57 M errury 5299 bsl. 811 mn. '37 Rambler 8367 haL 841 no. ‘37 Cadllllc 8687 bal. $32 no. *37 t W . $399 bal. $19 mn. '37 OeSoto $388 bal. $28 mn. '57 Chrysler $.799 baL $24 mn. '38 Chrysler $399 baL $17 no. ‘38 Olds $399 baL $14 mo. '36 Hillman $499 hal. $24 mo'58 PoAtlac $388 bal. $42 mu* ‘38 OeSotn $399 bal. $41 mi* '39 Chev. $388 bal. $30 mn. ‘39 V.Wagen $699 bal. $31 mta '39 Chef. $71$ bal. $48 n s '59 Tontine $999 bal. $34 mn *39 Fnrd $788 baL $32 m". *59 Ply mouth $399 baL $21 mn. 'SB Ford $699 bal. $32 no, '39 Plymouth $499 bal. $24 lo .^ HIE TIME TESTED FIRM W E L A K A Stenstrom Realty 322-5612 — N ATIO N AL . • CHARLIE CRAIG • BOB THOMA8 Seminole County Motors BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. -■ * — SOI W. l i t PONTIAC — BUICK — RAMBLER SANFORD 1S01 W. l i t 1801 W, l i t SI. — Sanford . Thoni 322-0614 Or M I.7-2330 . , �®fir frgnYzrrl 1 if* 12 — Dec. 1' ft SAVINGS * FISHERM AN'S GIFT STORE SPINNING OUTFIT By Donna Estes ProponU tc provide fscilllien (or Judge F. R. Miller of Sanford to bold small claims court In Lon;wr*>d, as has been requested by numerous busi­ ness people at the area, were Approved Thursday night at a continued session of the city council. Mayor-elect David We n t worth offered his services to open and cloae city ball for (he court sessions and was au­ thorised to meet with Judge Miller to work out the necess­ ary arrangements. In other business, a resident of Longdate Terrace appeared to request a change in zoning ordinances to permit construc­ tion of auxiliary buildings closer than 23 feet from pro­ perty line. He explained that baring no knowledge of this restriction he already had erected an 8 by 20 foot struc­ ture to house garden, and power tools within the set back area and that ha had been informed It must be removed. He was advised to do no further work on the building and that chan­ ges la the toning are being considered. In other business, council set fees of the building Inspector at the rate of 30 per cent of permit fee* with a maximum of 130 for any single permit. A latter was read from Coun­ ty Commission Chairman Jamas Avery asking council’s opinion on banning Hwy. it92 side, parking, , however, Chairman R.‘ C. Carlson‘ was naked to seek further clarifi­ cation on the matter before action la taken. # 4 1 7 fta ra r J .lm U r i m < fa ta pylpiniif raal end # 2 4 0 4 Garcia splnninf r*d la d 100-yds, B -U . M ana flU m int U n i. 27.73 U tf. Pi 30.00 to J J .0 0 t* 23.00 to 13.00 A M im iiri C kipii . . 3.00 to 4.00 DANA Taka A Amfcusk . 2.30 to 10.00 M A T C H A R dll W ind S*m A Sfpedhrait 2 .30 to 12.30 C o n v e n ie n t Shopping . SANFORD PLAZA O nora Rd. HEADQUARTERS b Hwy. 17-92 AU TO M ATIC far famous A h tf S k ir t L illi* , A ftir S k ir t SPICE REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. ^ > 7 m |P £ 1 1.00 1.75 2.25 3.00 3.50 5.00 7.50 . . . . . i . . . . . . . . 79c 1.39 1.79 2.39 2.79 3.99 5.99 World Famoui AMITY WALLETS Finest qealtfy, beautifully fen a id leather —n large variety of latest styles. LADIES' and MEN'S WALLETS -. m ir O n t ^ »#€• iM P itt, FeBy lu lim itli la fliim lif Famine Swift's Gil4 Crntt — hitl| L |at— iiio r tid f f a r i n — (Limit 2) P IP E S A L E EGG ‘ SHAMPOO NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS c k rim i. M i Vm Im i i lifk t a t 4a pk. "S A L E " O N T IM EX W ATCHES GiattP Icanam y S in — fall fla t — R if. f f t (Limit 1) A Bargain At 10.95 Wltk i t l i a b t l I t l l l kill—Rff. 31.74. limit 2) K A Y W O O D IE Reg. Rig. Rig. Rag. Rag. Rag. Rag. Rag. Rag. Rag. 5.95 V a l _______ 4.47 6.95 V a l ______ 5.22 7.50 V a l ______ 5.63 7.95 V a l ______ 5.97 1.50 V a l _______6.38 1.95 V a l ______ 6.72 10.00 V a l ______ 7.49 10.95 V a l _______ 1.22 12.50 Val _____9.31 15.00 V a l ____ 11.22 HAMILTON BEACH ELECTRIC KNIFE— A G i f t S h t'll Lo ve ! • Fall 2 - k . mm aa4 kraady flararad yackid rrlth fruit— d i c i r e t i r Ha— Cam pa pi a t 31.77 F*f erapy kla4 af cattlafr | ■tram HOEIDAY owMwdow I* Ia l^fii n RwwllFFl I IVfryBfy 1*03 r* IwITiTl *l*Hfl Rag. Rag. Rag. Rag. Rag. Rag. ' kaalla — Wafilam Maat p m ls lis k i n d klalaa aw y-Pa-p—ck aa-aff Pkamk kattaa — kailt-ia Pakta paw —'- w Q 7 7 -w _ 1 I Lady SCHICK PORTABLE CONSOLETTE 1.95 Vol ______ 1.47 2.50 V o l _______1.88 2.95 V a l ______ 2.22 3.50 V o l ______ 2.63 3.95 V o l ______ 2.97 4.95 V a l ______ 3.72 H A IR DRYER ECXERDS LOW PRICES 1200 POWER M IC R O S C O P E K IT An Illegible “ r r ” read s i an ' ‘n’’ nearly deprived a Sanford woman of ■ Christmas greet­ annam i ysrfiiPty katoaia# aarp-ta-kaW SPECIAL! Y E L L -O - B O L E SPECIAL OFFER TOASTER # 3 ) 8 1 Gift S it , . . A (tip S k i n I i PIm i n f Ait i r S k ir i Talcum, R if, 3 2 .IS . MEN'S GIFT SETS “ PRICED RIGHT" "FA B"— 72 G w in n tftd Cut Proof ing. The postman dropped off s Stainless Sleet Raior Blades R if. 7 fc S -n A iresil Cm Limit (1) ROLL ON DEODORANT L u iu r is v s R if. 1.00 RiPPli i l Fsyulir I n Limit <11 A rlu ift s* fc ls n k it — f k iif is iu f im ilt c illy • k ls, id j u iP s iilir iiiP . s ilm lu lim iP w Pi k in d • crylic f t k ir — l i . i i y — if rm . ilic lr ii t im p s r ilu r * iim y lip ily P ly is , iiilis y n P il c ilir i - ilk k i n d i n f — f u lly sn sk. la d p ip lia f u im liif. P s rrls lo n M i d i F u lly r o if e d l i n i , .e n t e r fn r u i ro tn p lr lr t r lih I r a t h r r ra s e and s tr a p s . 29.93 H it. ■i t i f 41 R if wlit Limit Ml Tks H ill ififin il d ilu t i Drysp, B iiu t if u l H it B n t im u ls iid llitkip tipyifid cisi — lilts lu iit — (*>P k n tIn f, 4 t lm p l r i t u r i ***”" * ' " matif— laifi kiut- C p m p a rc T h is Price 29.73 Lilt $ f| 1 9 IU B ia u tifu l fla ts d i c s t i l t d iio m ls s r ky O .V .Ibis. Ram Sabre Saw Viluis UNIVERSAL m if FA5HIONITTI BOX OF 12 - H INCH SIZE T artan of 12 AG-1, M l hutba. TREE ORNAMENTS < V a lu a to 1,34 Reg. 8 9 c V a lu e 5 T U B E R A D IO Compars 4 C o lo r Deluxe Revolving IN S T A M A T IC - 1 0 0 NEW YORK (U PI) - The Amerlran Newspaper Publish­ ers A uoclstlon disclosed that nearly 7.3 million tons of news­ print were used in the first 11 moetbi of 1944, compared to s little more than 4.T3 million tons last year. Newspapers consumed 349,•11 tons last month, or five per ceat over last year’s fig­ ure for November, the ANPA I t 31.00 ILIZAItTH ARDtN Bln* Grist GOLF BALLS greeting card s t the home of Mrs. Byron Squires, st 207 E ast Fifth Street. The card was addressed to Mrs. "ORnis," and the return was Gas­ tonia, N. C. Mrs. Squires promptly turn­ ed the greying o v er’ to her daughter, Mrs. B. F. Ganaa, who opened it, found a Christ­ mas card and a poitafiire money order, all addressed to •’Mother." Mrs. Ganas sought The Her* .aid's aid in locating 3|ra. “ Ganis.” No record In the telephone and city directories, the post office, city water works, etc. Tha Herald tried the informa­ tion operator at Sanford. Aria, and Sanford, N. C. No luck. The Herald then enlisted the aid of the Gastonia Gazette, where The Herald's advertising director, Bob Alexander, was one time employed It waa remembered klrs. D. M. Gaines lives on West Fifth but sh e‘said Uie card w asn't fair her, although she, too. had resided at one time la iGfsloaia. L ater that evening Mrs. Ga­ nas learned (be card was pro­ perly addressed, and she d e­ livered it to her m othtr'a new tenant, Mrs. Garris. Drug Stores C k in t D Aim m « . . . . 1.00 CARON S .llo d ,,. 1 H enri 4 , R.c.iM . . . . 4.30 C itA N Il *3 A CHANIL * 2 2 . . . . . . 3.S0 LANVIN A p p ifi A M r Sin 3.00 FABIRGt TJyr*n, W tN h w A A r f c n d l . l i ............... 2.00 Camara alsaHy, Mask — kaHatiaa Vslaa ky Kadak—Jaada Is- J J aalamafiialty-kalk t a i l camftafa uitk kalkt, I & film Rsf. 17,7) I I Takla madil trftk iuysrkiPirsdy*i. Camfata Ts 12.7) Color Wheel SS Deluxe Motor Powered — 4 colored with astro bright flood tight. Gua ran toad. Compare to 8.95 ■ Of _ • a pi K ** • Westinghouse M A< #1 BfauPilul, him quality ds«sra t.d k i.iU d fla si milla* « ) k m sltk in f alckid rsissd catak sad ktusk —A W aadarfal Gift. 3 -Speed Automatic RECORD PLAYER BpaaM t 8MM M O V IE said. Ban Glue Sales To Youngsters . CHICAGO (UP!)-^-Chicago ■tore owners will have to'cast critical eyta on any kid who ■ays ha neada a tuba of glue to build a model airplane. The eity council passed on ordinance making the unrt- Reg. 39c Quality Rag. 29c Tali Caa Popular Bowl C loaner. RlSAVINGS * fritc t» Ip in SU n d Duty. SteedT "] ♦ SAVINGSlft �> - .. ' T 1 -r *■ # , * • * :* . ' l l ' Dies In Cave-In 14-Year-Old Casselberry J"4 1 Oviedo Welcome M at Seminole County * * * * . . Zip Cod« 32771 By Jane Casselberry Pre • Christmas t r a g e d y struck the B, E. Sparks fame VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire ' Eatnldishci *908 MON.. DECEMRER 21, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 87 ily of Casselberry this morn* ing when 14-year-old Jack Glenn Sparks died in a cave ia Til uld that > pun ii the of a sand hank. lowest form of wit but it Is The boy was trapped whefl believed hits one by Tom Torthe cave he and a friend werg ley should be passed along; digging collapsed at 10 a.m .t When your feel get hot, turn about a block from the Sparks the hoie on them. home at 1333 Hilltop Road. - |r - -The. friend, Douglas J trc d y ,____ > ' Bill MacLauthlin a l w a y s 15. ran to sound the alarm . Fifteen to 20 men, arm ed comes up with a priic winner, By United P rrss "It's loo late lo mail early with shovels, dug out four to and here’s this week's: Wife, but using a ZIP code will help, A rash of weekend fires, five feet of sand, to recover addressing Christmas cards: especially al this late date," traffic accidents, a i r p l a n e the boy's body. "John, dear, should we send Crcilc Heard, Sanford post­ crashes and maritime m i'hnps Efforts at revival by Ilia one lo the Smiths? We sent m aster. said today. Volunteer Firn claimed the lives of at least Cailelbcrry them one last year, and they II you don't know the /.It’ 77 persons. Thirty-nine child­ Department members and ■ didn't send us one so they code of the person lo whom local physician proved fruit* probably won’t send us one you are mailing, you may call ren perished in [ires. less. this year because they'll think the postotficc and find out. The worst actulsttl u{ twfl.'tud been an eighth wc won't send them one beThey have all of them o n ,tile .J. .weekend-happened at Palm yra, grade student at South Sera* cause they didn't send us one I'o -tu n A te r.JIrjh c l, reported N. Y , where a 25 year old mo- imdo Junior High School, last year, don’t you think, or a tremendous increase in in­ ther, Mrs. Anna Breeden, died Funpr»' ■rrangrm ents »r« should wc? coming mail as well as out­ i in charge of the Niblack Fun­ going parcels and letters. with her six little children eral Home. , Christmas Cheer (stolen, "Receipts are up five per when a flash (ire swept their too, from tins Lion's Pause): cent and more.than halt a mil­ home. A five-year-old hoy had one lion pieces nf mail have been The husband and father, Paul line in a kindergarten Christ­ dispatched from the local of­ THIS IS WHAT’S LEFT of a home owned by Clara Moore of the Lake B. Breeden. 31. was on Ifts m as pageant, appearing in sn fice," she said Murkham-Paola Rond after fire -mimed the wooden building Sunday way home to tell hi* family angel's garb to say: "1 bring Under a new liberalized em ­ shortly after 7 p.nt. Firemen from the Lake Mary Fire Department and about the "new Job and home you good tid:ngs!'r After re­ ploye program which permits the Florida Forestry Service were summoned to fight the blaze which of happiness'' he had found in hearsal the boy asked his regular post office employes had trained considerable headway when they arrived. The occupant was Clura go. ilv got home one mother what "tidings'* were, to work up to four hours a MIAMI (U PD — Two Cuban in Miami at the time of the blaze,* firemen said. (Herald Photo) hour too late. »ndt,*he exxplaincd, that tid­ day overtime, no extra men Six more children ranging national* faced arraignm ent ings whs news.. Came tl»P per­ were pm pn this year, ^ j------------ — . „ -------------. . . . --------------------- min ,, •£<• from ,, , . ,a to in S. commissioner II ,years in,. before »a formance. he became fluster­ ■'‘H owever, . we have been m jT - . ■ ■ 'i p '* . ■ p,noth* dicxl w ^ n fire ,hal lh,‘* ed, and blurted out: "Hey, 1 greatly helped by I fir loan of Y u l e C i t r u s D f i m a n d U n .u th.-,r i , . . $ ,< narco.got news for you!” three vehicles from the Navy, ■ Mich TUcir moihM Mrv M l. n „ smuggling ring that ha* • • • which we have used for de­ no Cox, was found outside netted J23 million in the past Marie H am s, who sets tn livery," said Mrs Heard, LAKELAND (U P!) — l 'till ange shipment* totalled only FOR price* on interior grape "l»eattnK at a front window" of six months. type the weather ear at the For the first time m his- ration of Florida rltrus went a few more than t.llfkl car* a ml fruit 1 3 5 bushel, range from the flaming house by neighEleclo Meurice and Vmrenti* top of this page, was so tickl lory, postal employes, will ||p j |u r |) | v |,,*t week due to processor use was 125 million $3 yi to $1 25, dejvending on hors, who restrained her Mirrii Casas were lo appear cd with today’s w eather- " r e ­ have a three day holiday this heavy holiday demand* tor boxes, according to Bov Hunt for seedless varieties with Fire m a frame tenant farm before Commissioner Edw ard port" that she announced: ) r *r fresh (roil and the increase in er. Mutual's director of mar occasionally lower prices for house near Kington, N C , look P Swann. -■I'll put it all in caps and The postm aster • xplatned kel information. Federal narcotics tgenfs a r­ smaller fruit Duncans con-i the lives of five children rangBy United Press passes of (hr Sierra tn Call- that there will tie no mail de­ concentrating activity,' black face type!" Florida Citrus Mutual re Fresh orange shipment* as tuiuo steady at M 30 3,73, • ft fting in age from -six months to rested Meunce, 36, amt lb* Winter officially arrived at fornla. u h rrc some roads livery t h e Saturday alter ports that shipments ol fre-Ji of the end ot last week totalled nine years The victims' mo- 44 year-old la v as Saturday >a Somebody has decided on a 2 50 p m. today but it won't were closed lo all traffic, Christmas, except on rural oranges last week totalled 6.51x1 cars op alwiul boo ears tlu-r and six other children Iht v stepped off ■ plane ftvtn different way of getting Christ­ be much of a surprtke to the More than two inches of rain routes about 1,839 cars while process-' from last year Indian fin er « escaped the (tomes. Honduras at Miami Interna* 1 western half u( liie country . soaked Santa B arbara, Calif , mas tree lights. He or they D o s n a il will be put up, ing plant* w e n turning two shippers are moving slightly *»*' Four children died in a fire Donat Airport They had been Heavy snow continued to Sunday and mure than an inch steal 'em This occurrexj over gift pockaaca will ba deliver­ pillion boxes into juice, undesirable more than to t, car* week)'' as ia» their I'uie River. Minn , deported the w eekend, at the Marvin fall In the northern Rockies fell at Lot Angeles. ed, r ' m with perii6|)ila Wecit bfftgft- t k y fresh orT augdo shipment* *r* <> op aliens” trim itondurk*. An off • shore disturbance home while their parent*. Mr and the Northwest with more Dial residence. 305 rium osa Items, but there will be no |dng a* *lipplic< dwindte rrO and Mr* Charles Baker, at Drive., and at the William than a foot piled up la some sent gale warnings Dying lo businrs* or regular delivery only a ’svul 65 car* moved out tended a filial raising benefit Lcfflc'r home, 1U25 Hibiscus 1 areus. Spokane, Wash , had 16 day along the northern Cali­ in order lo allow our employ of tin state last week Strong winds for a family whose home was Court. While visiting the Dial inches of snow on the ground fornia coast rs a m rr long holiday, she Meanwhile, almost 3,Odd ears IslA N BlJL, Turkey (U P lj destroyed h, fire last week. home, police said this morn-j Gale force wind, whipped and ram toppled large Irees said of tangcrut*! have been ship —About 30 persons were in Four other youngster* burn- " J " f | g | R g S L ID IG cJ ins, the vandals decided to thick snow through Jlie high m the Manderville Canyon Although post office open pod flesh this season with j„red, so»e seriously, Sunday to death near U ato n u W area west of L it Angeles Sun hours remain the same a .111 turn on the sprinkler system « » f ih**m on W i* * r«».ul l.T’ st w «*4'k when they tumldi-d Irom a lial Va wlirlr lln-u parent* w eir day. JACK.SONVU.UK ( t'P I ) -• in the yard a ni to 3 p m —all personThe western snows m am m JollN b 11IN Ci l Y lex — Il'infiT ikau! that nearly H.MW cony at a new soccer stadium in town i !11i*tma* shopping Tlve trial of a suit to forrft in line at 1 p m. will be »< ev < virs .» ur.*ijw*frutt hovt* t PI 1 President Johnson after a guard rail collapsed. The giu-vuig father said lie assessment ot Duval County ed rattle on grating land A "Uc may be headed for ed at the windows, the p *»l * u d m l i - d a ' v e r y iiib r isiv c " fwt*n sh ip s ’ll from Klnruta this special U. S Air Force ' Oper­ amt hi* wit 1* could see the property at (air m arkrt valuo Ceorgia. for he isn't here master promised. from 1 *1 iji-i 1 u l t i n g rev ii-w w 11 I1 M*iiAnti, from ation Ilaylift" dumped 20,000 Satellite l ’p burning house from in town 'Ih at's the message out of the entered its second week MonP ure 1abincl member* today vra^ofi S h i p m e n t ' Lu$t wn‘4*k A speeding car roomed norib tons of hay n» snowbound More than a dozen additional da v CAPE KENNEDY tU I'll aheriff's oftire when a trusty, I total uphill drive lo keep J"lalle*l sluhtlv Jivei *|«> I ir* 10 I lie United M a tes today m b i t Inline fires around the nation , It was expected (fiat the trial William II Dial. 36, fled the on Park Avenue early Sunday southeastern Montana lint at f* Iera I spending under ffiai '"i']dying slightly more than rsl an Explorer satellite lo claimed the live* of other chi! would rece** following Mon* scene this morning. Area and leaped into a shallow pool least 25,000 head of cattle were 350 ear* weeklybillion next year map radiation lielta encircling dren and adult* day 's testimony and reaumu authorities were alerted to of water on the former band- reported to have died from inferior packing house* are and cndlcsjly The President met at his the L I. . .lack of food the earth and help chart fu-j 'the worst highway accident m,x| Monday, help in the hunt. They *«y ranch with laibor Secret a n W receiving >175 ! HJI on nil lure iligld paths tor Apollo of the weekend happened n e a r' -|-|le taxpayer* *uit ask* <'ir* The driver, Ray Vincent Sul- drifting snow Dial is from Georgia and may NEW YOliK i l l’l l —A C o a st Willard W ntj, Iniermr m-cre- sire, or oranges for Die 1 1 > moon ship* Early today light snow start lens, 23, of Gastonia. S C . Coushalta, Us . when a butane emt Court Judge William 1^ he headed for there. was treated at Seminole Mem­ ed to dnf! eastward across Guard boarding party pr> p.u t.iiv v tia rl I. t'dali Com sire Vlniosl all packed sue* truck smashed into an auto­ Dur b-n to determine whether run zoo* .m l 2'i3*. mobile. hurst into flame* and Tax Asse»»or Ralph N Waller It's not nice to happen any­ orial Hospital for severe face the Northern Plains. Tempel ed to transfer early todav tn merer Secretary Umber H tim e, but just before Christ­ cults. He was charged with atures ranged from 12 d e­ the crippled U.. S freighter Hodges and John T Connor. TAMPA i l l ’ll — Construe- lulled all tix occupant* of the is appraising property al just mas makes it even worse to defacing public property, fail grees below icro at Great S S. Smith \ oyager which was whom Johnson has named to lion of a 03 mile long pipeline car |,o!lce L',,uUI '’(,t K41’ m' ar value, and tf he I* not, to ap. lose a wallet or pur*e. T hat’* ure to have a vehicle under Fall*, Mont to 70 at Miami, listing Easily in heavy seas succeed Hodges,after the la! from here lo Orlando to amp tlM' wreckage for Six hour* be point an outside appraiser Fla. Itrernent nexi month. ter s n what happened to David In­ control and with driving with l.n SHUN i 1 pi 1 — Bur- ply petroleum product* to Me- cau-w of the Intense heat fin tlu- yob Up lo four inches of *now 12 man rrew drowned “ “ man, of 1204'x Mulberry Ave­ out a license. Rond was set al Four persons from Temre*---- --------------tairiii 111*»Ik.i*f Wi' mimi'tl 1his 1 <>y Air Force II.IM- will begin was on Hie ground tn wide One man was missin ml nue. He tost it somev^jierc tn $107 50 on each count including a t7 year-old u JniiaiHJ til * lop III n*«n- cailv in January, the Central areas of New Englami, which presumed dead Thirty four A u l o K u r u s town, he told police yester­ »in ok >t ■ by he Nut aim! Ho Florida Pipeline Coriroralioo got It* taste of winter a day other* were rescued alter they ( car drP en by Charlie Will announced. |ccar a r hit a Duck near Wilcox. r |'fX |V4>j-t *e day. It contained about $60 •-let y nf N1.11 S it kt -M fa*l* IlktOtf diD ti in tile or tw o'early. The tem perature abandoned th« freighter. Hi A iu. in d personal papon. Meanhf. ftitui thnf ■ r M is « ^nu'l DENVER f i W i - An o n j 'ilHt Itltti k hi West 1HIh Street got no higher than (ive d r -----------------------\nolher car truck while, Brenda Allen. «f P ier­ 1 trh Jitifiilj \ and Ihru « fltnfht %nl»n not mi s.k ITtk'. »!*»• VkJ1A grees almvr tero in northern result- ’deulifled ex -n timan acn.l « son, report* her purse was near W tireling W \ « ni 1-1 It f t*s1IIIinA CAPE KENNEDY (U PJ) — ed in death tor a vacationing fit*'. [wdu e reporlnl li»lay. > r In l i n g Maine Sunday. *'IH <- the Air Ilcseiva taken from her car . Sunday r Maui's hit Ii A $39.2(si contract weni to *uni# v11 hf PATERSON . N J f U P l i was not injun-d hut Thr weather bureau sard Hr. ns mi ROME ( U P !)—The Hal California rnuple and two nf. re e rd * rcntMt h»r*. morning while she was in the Wjs charged with reckless Tern!, ''l liUI AC f 1|f»l4l|, w* ■n Voigt Construction to>ni|ian>, their children, au.-d 10 and 3 ' I think I owe tha Air Day and ^Ig h t Grill. 1300 Three band;li wearing plastic winter would bring a bit Parliam ent today filled It of Cliuluola, today for altera Four Otlt.-r rhildren id Hie F oi.e soon- no m y." the onlit IV III.' ilrm ng wlfl)4ltJt tf (l 1•» it l 1. .■ 11 *»' t IIIH*. I'll cense aiwl failure to 'tap tffni «ami’s •ii)!> 1 lie If JI >>’MI Hill! Don* to the central control Clair Grime* Ji family were »to'm-d rove ting U-llvc s a il tained personal belongings and Prl0I,s ln 1 church rectory to Midwest and Sooth but not, ballot of llaly'* longest loilliling for Dll' I llan 3 pro is RtKin ttVui. give mfiirmsDon. about t ‘‘ *he said. ar><* held up a bank much change eliewhcre. | hlttercit presidential elec I without elaboration. | gram , the Army CoVp* ol t n I injured, ' » . -^ ' arm ored truck when It a r r iv e d ,--------—--------------- ;------------------------------------------------. * *r l sineers announced Veteran* who once could not *° Pirk UP Sun<1»y oollectinns qualify for .l.tu lo ry total dt»F Raymond P .lw w n , chair ‘New Spirit’ ability insurance benefit, be- man of the board of the First WASHINGTON l U P D - R r p cause they were requ.red to , of P a.sa.c Gerald II Ford worked have suffered total Ion of County, set the loot from the against a 14 day deadline toShop Each hearing tn both cars bow , «t aald the also took *1.100 tn 4cJa> to build Ills .' new spirit" Night 'Til 9 might qualify since this .land- bandit* alio Until campaign for tlu tljo u s e Reard 1* no longer applicable church fund*. Christmas LVAVR F in f iT m iA iir v ™ publican h a ^ L ^ rip into vic­ ALWAYS FIRST QUAUTY within specified limit*. Vet­ tory over I t i ^ Charles A. erans previously denied bene­ Halleck. fits for deafness should im ­ GIFT ITEM Weekend Toll 77 In Fires : And Accidents Post Office To Get 3-Day Yule Holiday 2 Cubans Held On Dope Charge n c iv A ... BRIEFS Johnson Studies Budgetary Cuts Speeding C ar Halcoivv Falls Tax Appraisal Lands In Pool Heavy Seas Hit U. S. Freighter New Pipeline Non-Smoker *‘rl wrre 3 Bandits Get '•J i Ninth Failure Walter Reuther Leaves Hospital Kremlin Warns DETROIT (U Pl) - United Auto Worker* President Wal­ ler P. Reuiher, a pound light­ er but assured of complete re ­ covery from a lung operation, today began a holiday ronvalesrance wito hia family. Reuther S7. underwent surg­ ery Dec. 7 for removal of a apot from hi* right lung The union president was diighirged Sunday after an 18-day bo* pital atay. MOSCOW (U P lj—A Krem­ lin warning that Communist C h i n a *him h i not expect change* in the Soviet line came amid preparation* for 1 a world Communist policy­ making conference, Western diplomats notrd today. Holiday Cheer Saves Puppy STAMF. ORD, England (U P !) — Mr*. Helena Beall. 62,' aaved the Ufa of a 14week-old puppy, Bonxo, by giving it mouth-to-mouth restuci Ration of U r it collapaed in 1 neighbor’* gaa-filled k it­ chen. *,M,n ,,lplr P.T>’8 A Debt To Iluildmtf I':u*t c m mediately contact thfeir n ear­ est servlre offifer. r WEATHER: FIRST D A ^O F WINTER — 80 DEGREES ! Winter Here Today . . North Knows it Half Million . Jack Sparks ' Buried Under Bank Of Sand on the St, Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Ready For Maine 5 the Oviedo High gymnasium. By Julian Stcnstrom The two-game series was ap­ Herald Sports Editor When the Ellsworth ( Maine! proved by the high school acti­ High School basketball team vities associations of both arrive* in Sanford at 12:43 states as well as by the nation­ Sunday afternoon aboard the al organisation. Members nf the Eagle squad, ACL's West Coast Champion, the group will bring a letter plus their coach, advisor, and of greetings to the people of managers, will be divided into Oviedo' and Seminole County three groups. One will \fC from Gor. John Heed of Ih e'g u est* of Mr. and Mrs Frank Wheeler, another the Maine. By the same token, an offi­ guests of Mr and M rs..Clyde cial greeting from . Florida's Holder, anil the third will stay Gov. F srris Bryant will be with Mr and Mrs.- John T. presented by letter to the 12 VUes, who reside near GoldenEllsworth plsycrs, their two rod. Each night the visitors will m anagers. Coach Stuart Tay­ lor and Wayne Wadman, a be entertained by various Oviedo clubs and other organfaculty advisor After the exchange of th e , itations. Mso, a dance has two governors arc completed been" scheduled to honor the the visitors will be welcomed Eagles to this area by officials of tlie Three special trips have Seminote County Chamber of been scheduled to entertain the Com merce, the Town of Ovie- visitors. The Eagles will do and reprrsw .' V ■»5:',,$Cjvto t a p e Kennedy for a tour <’f Oviedo High School. I the spare installation as guests 'The Oviedo High band also of NASA officials next Monwill be present for the occas- j day. The following day they Ion. | will tour Silver Springs and The Ellsworth quintet will be Dec. 30 will visit Cypress G ar in Oviedo for a five day stay dens. On each of these trips during which time they will they will be accompanied by meet (he Oviedo High basket­ various Ov’edo school officials ball club in a two-game ser­ and student groups. Floyd Lay, executive secre­ ies. The first contest w il), lie tary of the Florida High School played i t I p. m Dec. 2* in Activities Association, is ex­ the Lyman High School gymn- pected to he here tor the at asitim. The .serorid wi|t be- least one and possibly the two played at 8 p. m. Dec' 3^ at games. r. SAJfFORD-SEMINOLE JAYCEES aUsed their annual Christmus nhoppintr trip with u numtzer of Ru£ala beinyf entertained. Shown atxive are the participants aa they paused for their pic­ ture. In the front row, from left, are Billy Wolfe, Roacy Yates, John Cartwright, Linda Yates, Marlene Pfiefer* Debbie Knowlee; aecuntl row. Janet Knowlen, Joyce Belhorn, Faye Yates, Myrtle Cartwright, Tommy Jackson; third row, Sammy Murphy, Glenn Knowles, Bobby Belhorn, Bobby Briefer. Standing at left is Jaycce Bill Kichnrdiion while a t right are Wayne Albert and Joe Russi, also .members o f.th e Jaycee. (Herald Photo) Too much holiday cheer is blamed for Un arrest of a man identified as Oliver J. Rich­ ards after he i* said to have destroyed packing sign* in Die Florid* State Bank lot near police headquarter*, Police charged him with intoxication and defactnf private property. The irre a t was m sde at 1:30 a. 0 . Sunday, u 'i f i CABLE STITCH KNEE-III'S WITH STRETCH! lo 10 69 1 i pair Girls’ rich-textured knee nocks ntny up neatly t h a n k * to 6-t-r-e-t-c-h n y l o n ami Pima cotton. In white, dark, pas­ tels. A terrific buy! t V - .if 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, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 19, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 19, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 19, 1964; <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/0024c0ce12671aee80dc1c7d4314a3ea.pdf cb8c1bb19a56c3dc2ef8549af31cd32f PDF Text Text 1 ' / 0 ■J • 4 v i to handle your Leslie Dear Santa, / My nama il Sherwood JobJey. I love on lglia' tWeit ri SL My phone number Is 322-3124. I want for Chrlstmag. I would Uka to hava jeCblcycle, and let It be blgf and please let the bicycle Mtsve a varoc mo­ tor on It,.and a big transport truck, big enough that I can pull mound on tha floor, and through the grass, and the ground, and a OMA machinegun, and a rifleman gun with a aherlff badge, and ■ big gun bait wlUT~iwelve little holes in ito so I ran fasten it, and a big varoom diimptrurk that I can pull, and a big de­ lux car that I control, and It has seat-bells In it, end a stick on the floor and to big man and wife It it, and a big toy steamshovrl that digs dirt, and HsnU, pleata give ny mother deven beautiful necklace, and bring clothing to all three of my slstera. That will Ik- all. I might like other things that boys like. Recpectfully yours Sherwood A. Mobley Dear Sant*, 1 wsnt a Walkl-Tulkl and a machine gun and cowboy auit and n cowboy hut and a John­ ny 7 O.M.A. and a gas model Written by Arnold Clifton Dear Santa, My noine is Hcavcnlyn Curmen Henderson. How ere you doing. 1 hope you eru doing fine today, 1 am doing find In my school work Sent*. 1 am in the fifth grade. Mrs. 1. D. Bacon (» my teacher. I made a very good 5 weeks re­ port card. I bet you can’t guess what I want for Christmas. I guess I am going to Dear Santa, I want a baby doll I want a ball 1 want a midge I want a nancy nurse • some clothes, candles, nuts And any thing Santa Clius and tome good books to read. Lugene Remember the other children in the Christmaa cheering sipirit mainly my family ynd Dear Santa, I want a Tammy doll and all may God blesa them all tjirodgh the holidays. Sant* of her clothes and the case. you are going to fine some My sister snd I want Pepper Also, I would like the hostess cake. buffet. Sha-ni and that all. Your friend, Lisa Heavenlyn.C, Henderson Dear Santa, My name Is Mark Ander«on Renaud and I live at 211 Flamingo — Drive, Konford, Florida. I have tiern a. pretty good boy. 1 would like some cowlioy hoot*, sire 12V4 D, cowboy suit and some skates If you have vims toys Jett after all I he other kids liavr toys, 1 would like a big tilnrk gun, a psloilln gun and hol­ ster, a Rig Bruiser.'inme lit­ tle soldiers and trucks and tanka and tent to play cow­ boys and army in. If you have enough left, a varoom dump truck. 1 IriCe you! Murk Benaud Dear Santa, My name la David White. I am 5 years old, but I will b< n years old in Jan. I am writ­ ing to tell you that we are moving and' that we will be visiting my Grandparents in Durham. N. C. Santa, would you please bring me sums toy's. I would like a submarine, s flying saucer, an airplane, and Jrtson’n Projector. I have a sister named Mitn. She is 3 years old. I would like far you to bring Mim a stove, * doll, a vacrum cleaner, a baby carriages, and a tea set. Goodbye Santa, your rein­ deer are nirc. We will put a gingerbread man on the tree far you to eat and some candy canes. Dear Santa, 1 have been a good boy and so has my sister Frances I would Jlke too have a dumptruck, cow boy suit Teddy bear Adraln Boyd By Tom A. Cullen LONDON (N E A ) — Cabnet ministers ride them to work. Fashion models adcre them. In fact, everyone seem* to love Britain’s new babybuggy blcyclea except the U. S. Bureau of Customs. The Moulton b i c y c l e s (named after their Inventor Alfex-Moulton) are not even bikes at all, according to American .customa officials. With their ridiculously small wheels, they are toys, and as such are aubject to a 22.5 per cent .Import duty. The A m e r i c a n customs bureau Is entitled to its own opinion about the baby-buggy bike, but the tariff on toys Is double that charged on or­ dinary British bicycles ship­ ped -to the United States. This explains why Moulton Bicycles Ltd., of Bradford-onAvon, Id acresming |ita lfc^d o ff with rage. Its m a k e r s Indignantly deny that the new-style bike la a toy. It was designed by Alex Moulton, the engineer who Is responsible for the ad­ vanced suspension s y s t e m used on the MU sports sedan. The Moulton bike embodies such revolntionary principles ss rubber suspension and a renter*of-gravity frame. It is claimed to be the biggest ad­ vance in bicycle design made this century—ss well being the answer to trsfHe jams pirklng problems. But tha U. 8. Bureau of He It • nice Profiler to have we have lots of fun Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Sara Lee Roberts P 8. I would like a Has! tight also like Randys. Dear Santa, I have tried to he a good hoy this year Would you please bring me a hike, a gun, play desk, a chaulk !>oard and a drum. Thank you Santa. I love you. Craig Turner Custom* remains unmoved by these arguments. The Moul­ ton bicycle's wheels are only lfl Inches In diameter. It says In the U. S. Customs manual that all Imported bicycles must have larger wheels. Otherwise, they arc classified as toys at twice the duty of 11 per cent. This Is laid down by law, and to change It would re. ifuire and Act of _Congress, the U. S. Customs men main­ tain. The Moulton bike may be regarded s i kid stuff in America, but It Is rapidly be­ coming big business h*re- 1° the last few months It has doubled Its sales to over 1,000 a week, and the Bradford-onAvon factory Is exporting more than 300 a week on the world market .-ills makers olsim that the Vubber' springs' — front and rear — make the Moulton more comfortable and pro­ vide better steering and road holding. ‘They ’ alto* point out that th e Mculton'a engineering which Just won a top design award here, allows for mora luggage space. Because it has no crossbar, the Moulton can be ridden by a woman wear­ ing a skirt. "There Is no loss of dignity in mounting or dis­ mounting." a company bro­ chure claims This could he an important consideration with men like Quintin Hogg, th e British „ minister of science, who rides a Moulton. The Moulton is available in five models, including a stow, away model which can b* easily dismantled for stcrage trr* the luggage enmpartuiant of a car. I atrat report it that the Modlton concern has made a licensing arrangement with a tlayton, Ohio, company to manufacture the bicycle in the United States. Production will begin early in IlifiS. The mornl, pel tups, is that one man's toy may bn jmotiier man's means of locomotion. Dear Santa, 1 am -five, years old I can not write to you so my mommy lx helping me I have been a good boy 1 love my three aIslers. my mommy and my new daddy. I want s lot of toys an mine are all broke but you bring me what you ran after Dear Santa, you give to the floor boys and My name is Sara Lee. I'm girls first. five years old and try to be Mike Payne a good girl all the time. I go to school and like it very Dear Santa, much. I would like a tiny What I would like for Christ­ tears doll with cradle, a van-! mas: | lty set, a cooking act, and If Hair Dryer — cramar — ! you have an extra posing Tam­ Princess telephone — all Midge my I would like to have one. dol! — Durable, dream home, Also same surprises. I have Barable clothe* — long pants \ a tiroifior, Randy, ami he —a slrat .slip— auto malic would like to have a vacuum tooth brush form set and some surprises. Mary Cleveland Christmas -b y Holiday Expenses up to 1600 — ae SOUTH SEM INOLE Junior High FH A mcml>cr Nancy Brockcnbrough (righ t) shows the chapter president, Marti Cooper, stuffed toys and de­ corative choir boys which she made and displayed at the faculty tea. R. R. M A H A N Chief Lender Notes land, Irma M. Cooper and T. F. Warren, New Smyrna baby girl, Axletha Scott and Beach; Robert Lee Hunt, Or­ baby girl, Sanford; Alice Le­ lando; C a r o l Walnwright, Cora A. Jones, Sara T. Mar­ ona McLain, Geneva; William Oviedo, tin, Herman Gunter, Grace M. Roberts, R i c h a r d H. Dougherty, Harel Kelly, Ber­ ner Winn, Andrew Adock III, Patricia Ann Bell, Fay M. Shupe, Ethel Lee Walker, Cheryl Jackson. Bobbie Dow­ ling. Charles L. Rex. YjyUtc AM ) Ramsey, Mary C h i l d e r s , Blanche Boggeveen. Sanford, Charles Rabun, Lake Monroe. Births Mr. and M rs.. Lester R. Jones, Sanford, a boy; Mr and Mrs Jerry L Martin, Sanford, a girl; Mr and Mr* A Wide Selection From Wliirh Allen W. McCabe, Sanford, a To Choost. Miiny Style* And Flnlwhes hoy; Mr. and Vlra. Garjaml Hamsey. Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. James J. Davis, DeBary, a girl Ilisrhlrgrs Anna Burke. Milton K Ni rhols Jr , Delores Cashner, John I,airy Spain, Abraham OP Bouse. Heuben Smith, Harry ilahn, John Hamilton, Edda A. Farrell, Thelma LeGcr, James C. Waiter, Shirley Bag DECEMBER 15, 19W Admissions LO AN CORPORATION 106 Palmetto 322-2083 PLATFORM ROCKERS ★ PRICED FROM ★ EASY TERMS OPEN FR ID A Y NITES SANFORD Caroline's PHONE 322-0938 for Christmas ce a Chevrolet! Sp ecia ls! DORM DORMIYIR "Rink Whisper" HAIR DRYIR In Vanity Casa I)riee your heir quklrly. conveniently with whisper-quiet smoothness. Beautifully styled venlty res* ot high impart plastic is completely self-storing — reedy lo travel vdth you anywhere el a moment’s notice. David and Mini Jaycee Christmas Lighting Contest Medsl HOI EN TRY BLANK M A IL TO ; CONTEST CHAIRM AN l\ O. HOX 1543 SANFORI), FLO RID A G E N E R A L RULES:. 1. Entries Limited To The Sanford Area — Contact The Jayrreo For Sperific Information On Limits— 322-5481. 2. Separate Entry Blank* Mutt Bo Used When Enter­ ing Doth Residential And Commerrlal Classifica­ tions — Only One Division May Be Entered Under Reildrntial Section. 3. Mall Or Deliver Entry Blanks To Tho Jaycee Build­ ing By 6:0(1 P.M., Monday, December 21, ]9<D. 4. Decoratlona Should He Complete Before Submit­ ting Your Entry Blank. 6. Pleas* Keep Dlepla>* Lighted Between 7:80 And 1:30 P.M. Nightly Until The Wlnnera Are Announced — Thl* Will Allow The Judgra Sufficient Time To Check A ll Entries. Christmas Eve Delivery W- (le t and 2nd Plata Trophy la — ----- Division S. Traditional (Saatn Claus, Etc.) _„™ — TO O TH BRUSH Division 2. Artistic (Lighting Arrangements, Etc.) For AO Thn Family Division 4. Beat Ovar-AII (Choaen From Dlvtelon 1. J And I ) . . . Commercial .... . (Florida Power * pany Traveling Trophy For l Year) NAM E ONLY •■*»* o* »• *»*• m MOTOR SALES Jji • * «•• ** *owe• •a** WW W• • ossfl Not* i Flans* complete deeore lion before submitting entry. / > ]]• * Light Com­ o e ... ..................................................... ..... ADDRESS I . ELECTRIC --------- Division I, Religious (Nativity, Etc.) . ’ (with a bow on top) CLASSIFICATIO NS: FeeldsntisT .......... . Each Division) *■ 7 H I MAGNOLIA Showroom — Second & Palmetto Phone 322-0711 or 322-0861 �[ , r* . r| » »•« - O U * * * Seminole County * * * * A DECREE ,• • • S a n f o r d 1 Bring You Good Tidings' « f. £ u, 4 Invitations to tha tnaugur•a| bill have been aold out fhd 108 Seminole County reaidenta will be on hand Nov. 7 at the Jni Alai Fronton when Gov. and Mrs. llaydon Burns make their official- appearance- in Central Florida, The 108 rep­ resentatives of this county made donations to the llaydon Burns Scholarship Foundation to receive their invitations. It is expected that virtually all of the fop 1state government officials will be present. Guy Lombardo and his orchestra, idnfcer 1 Anita Bryant and Jayne Mansfield will add to the lustre of the occasion. Thuse miniature Little Red School houses you are seeing in all the local stores were put out by the mothers of the school. This is one of the school's fund-raising projects. It is supported entirely by voluntary finances, you know. Drop your change or atuff some of that quiet folding kind in the plot. I Congratulations to SanfordSeminole Jayceea for picking Up the suggestion of a Clock Winder and decorating the end of the old bund shell pier with Christmas lights. It looks won­ derful and can be seen for miles along the lakefront. Thank* to the city too for their permission and encour­ agement. More thanks to Flor­ ida power and Light for erect­ ing the pole and helping to hook up the lights V* Have you seen the beauti­ ful Christmas tree In the First Federal building? It ia -ona of the tallest In town and people entering the budding say it’s so pretty it stops them In their tracks i* > Ii's worth your while to take a driva around town, one eveiling after supper and see all the beautiful residential ( hristnias lighting decorsttone. Many clever and Inter­ esting ar rangrmenti of Yuletitle flguies, brightly and col­ orfully lit. Set where the City llsli lawn Is displaying the annual Christmas scene. Striking. Yet. across the way, the Coun­ ty Courthouse stands as it does all year-long. , Police Chief Roy G. WIIRams and his men have their fingers crossed these days. The year's almost gone and they like what they see on the traffic fatality bulletin board in front of headquartJU h------ — — r * - : -------- -— V ...i Seminole High School's Key Club holiday ball has been scheduled. It'll be held from 8 p.m. until midnight Monday at the Mayfair Inn. Music will be piovuteri by lire ''Flaming Tempo's" dance band. Annual Chrtatmaa party for children-of Kntghta of Columhu* will i * held 6-7 p m. Sun­ day at K. of C. hall. There lie garnet, refreahmenta and Santa Claus. DeMolay will rinjr th* Sal­ vation Army belli for kittle donation* on Monday from D a.m. to 6 p.m. And atarting at 10 a.m. the DeMolay mother* will conduct a baka tale in front of McCrory'a. READ OUR ADS Equipment For Apollo Flight Net on the S t Joints R iver * * * * “ The N ile o f America” * And it came to pasa in thoee daya, that there went nut a decree lhat all the world should he taxed, and everyone went to be taxed each In hi* own city. And VA1I-II also went up from the Mediterranean Sea. out of the Straits of Gibraltar, unto the city of Florida, railed Sanford because they were of the house and line­ age of Reconnaissance Attack Wing One. And thus 1961 year* after Jesua wp* horn In., Bethle. hem of Judea In the daya of Herod the King, behold there came 180 wise men from the East to Sanford say­ ing, "Where are those' we love so much, for we have seen their star in the Eait and are rome to worship Th*iH. And lor th* i t a r w c i i w In th* 'E m wenrhefor* us, till It came and stood over them". And the pilots have said to the navigators, " I am the voice of one cry­ ing in the wilderness, make straight the way of the airrraft. For they that are mine will do me great thingi and holy are their names." We were led into the wilderness and have failed 3(0 days and 3(0 nights, and « e are hungered. And now our angela shall come and minister to u*. * We wrnt »o ** * —i southern Europe, and all the land about the ' 1. " J .J Tt*n. Hut tlltre hex arisen a great famine, and we are In much want But the angel has come to us and said, "Fear not, for behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy". And so It Is that on the morning of 32 Drremher, our days are accomplished that we should be delivered. And we shall he brought forth and go to our homri . . . . and there (hall be room In the Inn. - Code 32771 > Selection o f Dynatronica, Inc., a Seminole . C o u n t y apare-electronle* firm, for a $3.6 million contract awarded by the National Aeronautlca and Space Administration, will not call fop a substantial Increase in personnel require­ ments during the Initial stage,' according to George F. An­ derson, executive vie* presi­ dent and general manager o f the company. Tha Herald was advised by Sens. Speitard Holland and George Smather* that NASA had awarded tha contract to Dynatronics. Th# project will call for the design, manufacturing and on-sight''Engineering support of 19 PCM (pulse code mod­ ulation telemetry xyxtemx in N A S A ’a worid-wido ■ Apollo . space flight network — wVvln options for additional equip­ ment. The PCM system# ara to bo Installed at (elected' ground stations, ona training center and three Apollo tracking shipi. Data on information re­ garding flight condition*, jverformanret of spaca craft and the health of th* aitronauta will be handled by th* highly complex'code radio telemetry systems. The systems to he manufac­ tured by Dynatronica will identify and tori out Informa­ tion and at extremely high speed* prepared It for oneight data processing. When t h e announcement was made at the Dynatronica plant on U. S. 17-92 Just south of Sanford, a spokes­ man for the firm aald, "Tha place went wild. Th* people were really Hippy.’ ' Athleraon said, ,rWe do not expect this program to pre* sent additional substantial W E A T H E R : Rain, much cnlder tonight and Saturday low tonight about 40. VOL. 57 United f*resa Leased W ire. S~l904 EaLtblishcd *908 FRL, DECEMBER 1 SANFORD, FLO R ID A Nursing Home Fire Claims 12 Patients FOUNTA INTOWN. Imi. - U U P D -F ife swept through a country nursing home before dawn today and authorities es­ timated at least 30 elderly pa­ tient! wr r e k-tRcd The temperalurfi tr a i three degrees above zero, Firemen had to break through the ice of nearby Brandywine Creek, to get water to light the flames. Twelve persons were known dead in the flames which con­ sumed the two-siory, white frame Maples Convalescent second time shot. Jaycee President Clyde Long A ROUTINE photo nasiRnment, know-how nnil Home, located at the edge' of just hnppened to drive out on the mole, causing luck produced this unusual picture. Herald this hamlet of 250 persons. the white streak across the middle o f the pic­ photographer Bill Vincent Jr. was assigned to Fountaintown is 10 miles ture; that's his ear light glare at the left. The "shoot" the JaycPe's Christmas decoration on southeast of lmlianapulis. houseboat parked in the city basin is at the the city mole at the lake front. Bill used 100 Fire department* from vil­ right. speed film and opened his lens wide for a '27lages throughout the Indiana By Julian Stenstrom Roosevelt H. Allen, George countryside fought the blaze. Aasrreiaie Editor Oats, Garry Gibson, Ray The water in their pumper -A $160 gift from the 7-1] Hlonigcr, Slim Rodgers ami trucks gave out and they hud Stores and their employes Chester Stamps. Another $1 to go to the creek, plus $210 from others swelled gifts was received from an The towering flame*- of the the Seminole County United anonymous donor. tragic fire could be seen five Fund's coffers to $32,937 01 Perhaps the most thought­ miles away. Nurses staggered and left the organization with ful gift ratne from a sweet, from the building carrying $15,973.39 needed to reach it's little old lady who made w aged patients. The ones who WASHINGTON <UIM) — Johnson, in hi* discussion 1(0,000 objective for the cur­ special trip to the UF offices. survived were sleeping on the Pfcvijhnt Johnson followed.up with the labor leadns, gave It) Donna Eatra . rent rampaign. Sir* sard sha was believed su first floor. Those on tile second Bv Ilonn* IX r * , lone economic ducuwion no commitment on how he A record $88,27(1.85 budget, A $50 gift was reported much in what the United Fund floor died. Bremen said The~T.fmrwwnt City (-mm------ --------- --- ■ __ , , _ ,, ,, with b>p TaTSiir TJ'rnlrrvtrr of-m ight tmppmvGw UcmocraUe., adopted by tfl# Altnfrom Don McMahan. $35 (turn was doing through its vari­ Kenny Purbers. one of the 11 votf*'! fa taMif a liquor II* Maffett’s Auto Service, $31 ous agencies for Seminole first men on the vn-ire. said i'lisr In tin* I.onirwood Hotel 'i-ring equal time till* after platform s pledge to abolish Jmonte Springs Tow n Counrll fur the p.m.', fiscal year after from Hill Hemphill of Bill County's people, hai niter • wrtlteh tu n t* noun to a group ot the na state "right tu wurk" law*. “ a nurse told me th kitchen Mean/ told newsmen after j consecutive read Inga of pelsoiine] requirements In l i t “In what name shall we list on fire and the hall's on fire,' Hemphill Motto», $20 from Wl,a atibmitted by L. T. tmil’s business elite. l o.T r l r r n t p * ,it|ve.> . -j '.. ji cunt*: Jet Lanes, Inc., and $10 con­ the g ift? ” the win asked. S ll « w e * ill l i c i t . c u ii U«' g (he two nodi a n d '15 minute Hie budget or dmonce which early stages,’* He' added, *\V# set the rate of taxation at iieit seniori of nuni'il T'.urs* were i sited to meet vufh thr tributions from came from ‘Just rail It a 'widow's n't talk.*' had already programmad a President at the While House. meeting, "I'm quite sure the approximately seven mills. d«\ nffrM* W, A. Holly and Mre. Mary mite,' ” eh* replied. "It's not Max McGraw, who ha* own­ modest increase In personnel President Ii going to support I’ir-s secretary George E. Ym th** mrr foment Hunt I. Mobley. murli but It's the beet 1 can ed and operated the home Jl.r Mated as the three laj-gest •lor to a backlog of buelneea t Mtiform vuth Ih# Ilredy mid Ui< v wi re invited the platform.' There were $fi donations do.” anticipated aouict-a of revenue at mid-year (November ia 10 yean, ga>ped ' I rouldn i |»h lp*n Beedy also told newsmen hi a their from Mis. J. II, Ray, Karl I oral United Komi officials aland to stay over there The, ill v ui<liriati( n n*(j Hiring Hint to give the President It'll 1 estjiLc taxes. $33.. Dynetronic's fiscal calendar) 11•* hot. I hnv* Jtn rooms view- on iiirreni problem*.'' the President ' stands on the 871 hr.; cigarette taxes, $'-’6.- which amounted to $3.3 milYounger, Marvin Dyal, Mrs sa t they were Convinced if were my family.” The meeting, Beedy said, is Democratic platform " fur rentmI nml the non,, uni1 Utility luxes. $12.- Bun at that time. Eula McClelland and Mrs everyone did tils beat they McGrsw *»id thrre were .11 ,,''»dahl At Issue in the right to work mill. similar in purpose to Thurs mi i truly to Paul I.. Bissell. could the campaign would patients, a fulltime nur»e and t1 r,,n^ . Among allocations are The contract between Dynacontroversy is section lib ol $2lt.',om» Con I). Chanoil and Ron reach Its $111,0110 goal over two nurM*'» aides in Ihr hurnr T i l l (14-| Wt III A Id* f t i r «' 4t| t f l l l l l ic da) s session at which Ai t. for thf alt 4'i't a and truitlr* and NASA rails for l tie Talt liar Hr) Ialair law .-unillMthHI lit] Gil tmrrit i It) President George Mean) • i . c * *1 it I d i w h n i i ' f i t , Dike em h gave $3 while $2 night. and completion in miil-1986. when the first broke mil fun mi ft. If K**rir1l and other ialmr leaders gave which permit* stales to re $8,6(111 to the recreation degifts were received from Dave (itfts or pledges marie be Twelve bodies were removed i(ti*4 iSMt'ifiir thr ll* thr President their Mews on strict federal provisions which paitmvnt. Moore and Caro) Haskins, marie by phone (323-08361, by from the rubble before dawn a wide variety of economic ill low labor management con­ Budget for the water de­ The following contributed a visit to the UF offices Fifteen persona were rescued rnsi* "ii M|ifinnplt " problems i tracts recognizing the union partment seta current cxIn oth«*r tiuntnrr*s, hid4 on $1 each: Joe Dubold, Delbert lf>05 Sanford Atlantic Nation­ ami treated f<»r sln»ck. exposure Invited to today's session shop. Jho jM'Niir faring of lli^*hlurid $12.(36, with mitlBush, Burnell Ball, William al Bunk Bldg.) or by mail and amok# inhalattcm. jrleileea til u.v,.„ue , , |;Ui. were; Donald C Cook p r r x r - lbe DamoWaG— SliK'l, YTivtgii-pii A u ’iiut mtd Richardson, Paul C a s o n , IP. O. Box 1 (0 . Mnnin AM'nui?, wori' opened dent of American Electric nl l£Mjo apd 1901 both called 000 fur snip of Hater arid f 2,. and taken und.*r ndvisrmtiit Power Company. New York. lor repeal of seetlon Kb. K00 fur hydrant rcntala. Aa is Its annual ruatom, until fhu Jnnunry inert tnir. Frederick Kappel, chairman Thr Sanford Herald will di­ Submit t irikf Ii ids wen- <tinner of American Telephone and vert from It* usual publics* Having 11rid t Hfiall urtoot, llnn- Telegraph, New York, allenry tlon schedule during tha ic Asphutl and Ralph Wilkins. Ford 11, chairman of Ford next week. Couio d decided to nil ploy Motor Company., Dearborn, Th* Herald alaff will b« M Ifii^an to fitiiidinh dis* Mich ; Frazer B. "Wilde, chair-, on duty tomorrow (Satur­ Imu'i-i f/om Don and fSrri't man of Connecticut General Central Florida com muni-1 he preientcd a propoied orday) night and a special DALLAS (U P I) — A blind Insurance, Hartford, Tnvrin toe (Tiriat Kfdtucpnl L i f e Hullo* woman mote than ill) edition will lie delivered to tie*, for Ihc Brit lime In mod ] dinanre to cope with auch a WASHINGTON fU T h —The ffiunh stud Hie i huxh of Charles Thornton, president yrais old b*d her sight re­ subscribers, early Sunday ern hi.tory, banded together lr* rKh‘>r >hould “ b« granted. First Family wishes the nation Christ b.fur acting on atqilt- ol Litton Industries; Beverly Ly I i t d l l l L3l_'Ft I h _ ... , .. I IB* proposal was hailed by a Merry Christmas tonight ration from the tavern own- lltlls, Calif ; Thomas J Mat murnlng. LONDON ( t'i'i l — Britain stated when all# bumped her Thuriday to coniider a mu-, n , A r_ , . , head on a cupboard,-her rrla, . |Orlando Council membera and It follows (hen that Her* j J R btfl ttVi -----USl Mttlaam which than laiw.i M hcc mi » —*-*>' i i'prew a ri ' uh* n MMf." ' ............. ......... t n r m m t ir m w err tim w r a »wrjicn to illuminate An j*$•|-1<•wtum for bct-i ami tional Bus mess Machine*. N< w f. ired payment of $173 2 mil- [ The problem di*cu»cd in live* as ' a sound one." I be wo man, w bo bad been ( hristmas holiday with their d ( m York, Huger Plough, chair I,,.n intcrrsl and cupilal the national Christmas trip, a wipe I Will Orlando yesterday was the %” TIw rnnst^ important fea­ 72 foot wlple w p ru cc . located Handy*) uvd Stole |,e»og huilt man fit - United States-htect; payments due" tlii Called I " 1 -P7 Year*. s*md «b^' families -for no paper will* rash of requests foi* Cbmrnun-, ture of yesterday's meeting," ochlnd the White House. lie published next Friday, on KR J and the lutmi of New \ork Tvtates and Uanudu liy t h c (1**'* ,,f,t vvant hei name made public By Antenna Television1 Knowles said, "ia lhat it Dec. 35. FredVrlc Donner, chairman end of the year. Turning on lights Is retUtd -SB (31 (CATV) franchises, " I feel it ii awzift from God The .Sanford Herald and brought so many cities togeth­ cd as somewhat out ol charal General Motors, New York, — CATV is a commercial oper­ er to study mutual problems. and I do not want it Its entire staff extend th* Dav id Rockefeller cliuii ^un [ i i ^ O f It IS acter for Johnson, who has Sell It Ic-Mittini ation which erects an antenna It could easily tic spread out gained quite a reputation at a . •Season's Greeting! to you id I'hwii MUpboilan , B.snk, ^ i.KOPtJLpV 1 !. I K T h e ed," she mid, "It . . . ... system to provide TV rcccp to handle other problems man who turns lights ofi Hy|t . I l l I llO U T S "t ll|N and yours. New » • * # « " « . .(:imgu ( L n ) _ A government will, h might be taken away." Bon of nations not now re-1which many of us face and at fl.40 p.m (EST) with s ' National prcatdenV <M Columbia Broad furi., o f . 2(K) ,riMjpt „ nd 47 MIAMI j J>|r \\8k.v** celved. M [ now handle on an individual flick of a finger, he will turn Air l/rir hinlay rluimrjl » easting System. New York; ' m#r,,nar.e. fought toSanfhrd City Manager War­ basis." on 5,000 red lights on the big nrw transcontinental record Bill Stolk, chairman of Amer ' (| to hold tlie town of "S«*rvinK Sanford and ren E. (Fete) Knowles wail Cities w e r e represented tree in a nationally televised for commercial aircraft after Iran Can, New York; Micharl Pauli* against relicl forces teSeminole Counly Since 1950" named coordinator for the from as far .apart places as ceremony. a N A L Boeing 7'27 jet flew McCarthy, president of Mer­ ported to number 4,000. cities involved and will keep New Smyrna Beach and Kis­ Before the traditional tree- from Seattle to Miami 1hura- rill, L>nch. Pierce, Fenner each city advised on the pro­ simmee and Zellw'ood. Invita­ lighting ceremony, the John­ day in fout hour* and 2<> nun. ami Smith, New York; Wil­ gress in dealing with CATV. tions will he sent to every sons play host to the wives utea. liam B. Murphy, president of LONDON (U P I) — Britain Knowles said this morning city m Central Florida when and children of White House Average ground speed for Campbell Soup, Camden, N. be wili call another meeting as (he next meeting is called, stiff members expected to Hie 2,83o-n'ttie flight waa 1560 J., and Frank Magee of Alum; envisages a defenso shield erruled by Western nations toon as he has lufflclent in­ Knowles said. mum Company of America, number about 1,000. mites per hour. • Authorized Salea & Service ami the Soviet Union to hall formation concerning t h e Communist Chines* "nurlrar franchlie request*. Yesterday blackmail or attack" against countries in Asia. 'W idow's M ite' Sw ells UF Fund Altamonte Sets Liquor License Business Elite Approved For Meet W ith LB J 1965 Budget At $88,000 Longwood Hotel Sanford Manager Guiding Mutual Communities Study Special Edition Come Sunday First Family Wishes A Merry Yule nsuvA... B R IEFS Gift From God’ For Christmas hiu Defense Shield 800 To Receive Degrees At FSU TALLAHASSEE (UPJ) Florida State liniveraity will confer degrees on about >00 students a t commencement ceremonies Saturday In Tully Gymnasium. State Supreme Court Jus­ tice Stephen O'Connell will be apeaker and the degreea will be conferred by Preaident Gordon Blackwell, presiding at bia last FSU commence­ ment. Blackwell will'take over aa preaident of Furman Univers­ ity in February. State Told 'Hunt Gold' TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — A group of *xp*rla urged Florid* Thursday to gel in­ to treasure hunting on its own so it won’t lose larger por­ tions of disroverica to private Interests. The special salvage com­ mittee, which advises trustees of th* Stata Internal Im­ provement Fund, said that Florida can do a better and cheaper job of locating and salvaging old wracks than ran private salvors. Also, ft said, th* state now loses 76 per cant of all such discove­ ries to private companies Th* committee met for more than two hours in th* wake of newspaper articles which cited the $1 million dis rovery of Spanish treasure off Fort pierce last epring by tha Real Eight Salvage Co. ■ The committee indicated that (he stale ehould not try to sell Its finds, however, if it ^oe* into treasure hunting. It should keep them, instead, for their priceless historical value. "1 think w « have tha brains to do anything Real Eight can do along this line," said committaauw fi> A Olau* <U (Aa Slete Geological Survey, He pointed out that while th* committee Is made up of ex­ perts, Real Eight includes a carpenter and a stonemason in tla numbers. Dr. Hale Smith, a Florida State University anthropolo­ gist. said Real Eight made no‘ overwhelming accomplishment by discovering Spanish gold, "W e Jhe experts could have dono it hy utilizing ..ordinary exploring-procedurca," Smith said. Tha committee also decided that more knowledgeable perthouid leyswsai Lha state's interest when It comr» time to divide up the treasure finds of private companies. When the Real Eight dis­ covery wax divided, the com­ mittee panted out, Florida wax represented by a Florida Highway Patrol captain and a certified public accountant. Although the atate gave Real Eight a salvage leaae which includes shout 6(1 miles of eastern coastline, its dis­ covery last May was outside of this area. A retroactive base was given by $(p however, which bat 1 ■ured its portion of bra** nr* mk IRKMMN. 4 HUNTZcuryIhc. -Jke/uwu/ Split Issue Comet WASHINGTON (U P I) — The Johnson administration is willing to taka part in a new Western approach to Ruiaia on the issue of divided Ger­ many. But it see* little hopa for aucceia, Secretary of State Dean Rusk said. Strike Ends . CAPE KENNEDY (U P I)— A carpenters union locsl to­ day withdrew Its pickets from tha sprawling spaceport and $leared th* way for a ra­ ption of construction on ^ ( v a'* $760 million moonpoftT Worker* began return­ ing Uaaii 'jobs. Lincoln C’ontlnentnl Complete Modern One-Hlop Automotive Center! Every Type Repair On Ail Make* A Models 322-4884 109 N. Palmetto A vt. Sanford. Fla. (Corner of Palmetto * Commercial) I - . ' 'I f fitVAf \\ \ %\ •i (■ liAvft M * H " rtH ;.T ,U if �Rev. Grover Sewell of Galilee in a small boat at night. Let ut keep in mind that (be Sea of Galilee is not far different from the size of our own Lake Monroe and K is also somewhat like Lake Mon roe in that storm* come up quickly and the water becomes extremely rough. The night that Jetus and Ilia friends were crossing was one of those nights when a storm did arise. Of course, there was no powerful motor and not even the skilled craftsmanship of design of our boats today! The time required was long and the human effort needed waa great. Under such condi­ tions we can Imaglna the fear of the disciples when the waves began to show the whits Th* program for Christma* caps aod the water spilled In­ Bervleea at St. John Chryao- to the boat. Our Lord was •tem EaaUm Orthodox Cath- tired from Hla arduous day or •lie Church wa* announcad work and continued to aleep, today by Rav. John Adair. though the storm Increased fa) Tha Chriatmaa Eva Service Intensity. will begin at 11 y » . with Finally the disciples could V l i y m JaUsnavA Vy -tha alng- contain themselves no longer •hig of Chriatmaa carol* Im­ to they aroused the Lord and mediately preceding th* 13 even reproached Him as they midnight Divine Liturgy of did so. The Lord of. nature Chriatmaa which also it ache- calmed the tosalng sea and dulad at th* aam* hour Chriat­ hushed th* howling wind. maa Day, Jeaua than questioned the dis­ Father Adair will hear con­ ciple* about their fear because fessions Sunday morning be- He knew that it reflected their fora 10:30 a.m.; on Christ­ weak faith. mas Eva from 10 until 11:48 This miracle' speak* strong­ p.m. or by appointment at ly to us today, 1* there any­ other time*. one who escapes the atorm of St. John Chry»o»tom Ch» UfcT Even when we arc pro pci 1* located o ff Highway vided so bountifully with ma­ 17-92 at LaV* of th* Wood* terial thing* have our fear* south of F «m Park. A H 'ser­ been quieted? vices ar* in English with re­ gular Binday -Llturglas bald , It W Uvsa that wa Lav* good and nourishing food, in fact, each weak at 10:30 a.m. so good that many of u* con­ stantly aeek things to satisfy our hunger which haa few calorics. We have fine houses, beautiful tars, good medical treatment, and yet we are still One of the most familiar ex­ periences In the life of our Lord la recorded In the fourth chapter of Mark. Tb* thirtyninth Vert* la the climatic part of thie writing which saya, “ And He arose, end rebuked the wind, end eald unto the sea, 'Peace, be etUl.' And the wind ceased, aod there was a eraat calm." The context of this verae informs us that Jesus and HI* disciple* were crossing the Sea Women of the Church of Holy Cruse Episcopal Church, Sanford, elected new officer* Monday In a business session held in the parish house fol­ lowing a 9:30 a.m. Corporate Communion. Serving for the next year will be Mrs. Harry Cochrane, president; Mrs. Harry Cush­ ing, first vice president; Mr*. Phil Roche, corresponding sec­ retary and Mrs- G o r d o n 8weeney, treasurer. Chairmen elected Included Mrs. Randall Chase, Christian education; Mr*. .Wallace Phil­ lips, miaaion* and supply and Mr*. Douglas Kickfilar, church periodical*. N *w vestrymen will b* elected at the annual p4rlah meeting scheduled for Wed­ nesday evening, Jan. 18. On the nominating committee are Thomas West, Dr. Harlan Rhoades and Donald Jones. Member* of .the parish wish­ ing to present a nominee are asked to contact West, The church's propoaed bud­ get for the new year also will be presented at the annual meeting. Christ Episcopal Lists Schedule Hy Donna Estes Special services are planned at Christ Episcopal Church, Long-wood, on Christmaa Eva and Chriatmaa Day, Rev. Chari#* 8tawart J r, vicar, announced today. 8 a r v i c * a scheduled for Christmas Eva art Family Eucharist and Sermon, 7:30 p.m.; 80-mlnut* program of Chriaimas music with organ and tha congregation joining in singing of carols, 11 p.m. and a Choral Eucharist and Sermon at 11:30 p.m. On Christma* Day, Hcly Communion Service will !>* Juatfax mu.-h.JtfrtiiL-ii-gyPi before. W* find It *o hard to re­ cognize the only answer to the turmoil of our minds and souls which la God himself. Our hun­ ger will continue until wa can say with Christ that, "Man •hiU not live by bread alone." Until we drink ihe true Water of Life we will thirst. We will continue to live fat bondage to fear until wt cess* trusting in things and place our trust in tb* only One who ia able. How often someone saya that they would like to do this so much but find it impossible. It la true that there is • har­ rier to be broken before it can become a reality. Perhaps most of the people reading this The Feast of 8U Thomai wlQ b* obaarvad Monday with Holy Communion a t'9:30 a.m. while tha f>a*t of St. Rtaphsn will b* observed Saturday, Dec. 26, with Holy Commu­ nion alto at 9;80 a.m. A Sunday School Chriatmaa party ia achadulad for Sunday, Dec. 37, at tha pariah houst following th* 9:30 a.m. Fami­ ly Servlet. article will remember hearing ^ plane breaking through the sound barrier The ehock of noise from the shattering air waves ts great, but it Is com­ monplace now sine* our planes hav* reached - such great apeed*. Th* Person who does not break the spiritual barrier of eecular man will find that he la living too slowly to compre­ hend life without fear. This barrier 1* btoWao. bg Uw new -SOTtamfo-CfraffT accepts Christ ss Saviour and Lord. Qf course this accept ance meant faith to the fullest and committment to the Lord By Donna Kata* of all of life When It takes The Youth and adult Choir* place in the life of an individ­ of the First Baptist Church of ual his storm it stilled and Sanlando Springs will present peace becomes real, indeed. a special Christmaa mualc pro­ gram during the morning wor­ ship service Sunday Tha meatagt will be given by Rav. L. D. Haines, pastor. Carol tinging and a special Chriatmaa program by the eon■rogation and choir*, directed by Tom Hainss, music leader, wUl taka pitta Wednesday •van ing. The pastor exlaods iovitation to tha public, to altcad the** services By JoAnn Hays The Woman’s Missionary Society of Firat Baptist Church of Geneva recently completed its Week of Prayer for Foreign Mission*.'' a werk set aside annually to pray for missionaries and the work and to receive the Lottie Moon Christmas Ottering. Mr*. W. I . Bleg was gen­ eral chairman and It wa* her responsibility to see that a piogram waa given tach day. Mrs. Janie Hert presented Monday's on ‘ ‘ W i t h o u t Christ, They Have No King." Mia— Windfl__Braddy gav* Tuesday'* program on “ Her­ alds of tha King" and Mr*. Sieg was in charg* for Thurs­ day's on "Children of th* King." Th4 Wednesday .program was conducted * during the church's ' regular mid-week prayer services, IJev. W. M. Grogan, pastor, spoke on for­ eign miiiione Sunday night to concluda tha week'* observa­ tion. Goal for th* Lottie Moon Offering, set 15 per cent higher than last year, was achieved. Baptist Groups Elect Council The Young People and intsimrdiats thrre and four depnrtmrnla of First llaptiat Church, Hanford, hav* sleeted representatives f t asrv* for th* coming year on th* Youth Council which plana and cor­ relates the-program of activi­ ties. Young people serving will b* Bill Colbert, Tyron War­ Howall mer ‘ TTTfimT Galloway and Karen Jordan. Adulta elected were C. E. M?Cord, Donald Knight, Har­ old Hrkrtnbach, W. A. Thom­ as. Mr*. Fred B. Chanrs..Ken­ neth McIntosh, O.horn* Dorminey and Grace Marie Stinecipher. •j - y l y ikj ^4* CHRISTMAS T R A D IT IO N — Christman In the Holy Land ia welcomed with reverence and ?clebrdlion. Shbwn in the celebration o f Mann at the Dormltlon Abbey, Mt. Zion, Jerusalem. It is the site where, according to sacred tradition, Mary fell into her eternal sleep. United Presbyterian Women Choir Program 14auo Darti; In i al/n Mari) At Pinecrest - By France* Weeler Th* annual UI'W Associa­ tion Christmaa P a r t y was held Tuesday night at the Educational Building of the C o m nm n 1 ty~ Pre»byt*M*n Church In l.ak* Mary with Mrs. John Ulmer at the hot­ test for the evening and her daughter,.Mr*. Chailet Base­ men, as her co-heetesy The room was gayly decor­ ated in keeping with thnstea- ny Jane Casselberry A special children'* Chriat­ maa program of recitation* and mualc will be presented Sunday at 7 p m at Westmin­ ister Presbyterian Church of Casselberry for members and friends. ’l l * va lout children's choirs, youth groups and church school classes will present the Christ­ maa Story In verae and panto­ mime. The public la invited. Following the program, the junior and senior high youth groups will go caroling. The church'* annual Christ­ maa Eve Candlelight Communion Service ^ .r r .ar v Westminster Church ob Serves the practice of open communion. - invittsg Christ­ ian* of all denominations to participate and begin their (■ . -t Hear Soloist to Be PfCSGUtcd Pinqcrest Baptist Church Choir* will present, "The Message of the Bells," Sun­ day at 7:30 p. m. in th* church «udiU>rium under di­ rect Inn of Mrs. Cameron Paulk. A Mass Choir mad* up of Intermediate I, Young People and Adult Choirs, accompan­ ied by Mrs. Carl Brnrup at the organ, will stngf five se­ lections in addition to the Chriatmaa Metiage by th* Church Choir. Th* Mass Choir also will ■ing a special arrangement of "O, Com* All Y* Faithful," accompanied by two trumpeteers. Jimmy Tatterion and Kenneth Martin. Selections will he presented by th* Junior Choir, ages nine through 12, under direction of Mr», Williepi J. Guest with By Jan* CesifRwrry . Several pre-Christmas acti­ vity-* are' planned at the Cas­ selberry Community Metho­ dist Church. The annual Christmas pro­ gram of the Sunday School Children will be presented at 7:30 p. m. today with refresh­ ment* to be aerved following the program. A sausage and pancake breakfast will be sponsored by the Intermediate MYF Satur­ day from 6 until 9:30 a. m and will include a bake aale. Men of the church are ask­ ed to participate in a work day Saturday morning and will be served lunch by the church women. hara Redienl as organist-di­ On Sunday at 7:30 p. m. * rector. Christma* Cantata. "Bom a Soloist! for the candlelight King." by Pcteraon, will be service included Mahel Green presented under direction of and Ruth Creasey, altos; Ger­ Mr*. Darwin Shea. L. L. Wor­ trud* MacNaughton and Mar­ ley will be narrator. The acguerite Lakeman, sopranos; compliata will be Miss Bar­ Beatrice Muller, contralto; bara Ferrell at the piano and Stanley Rader, bait-baritone Mrs. Charles Pierce at the or­ *n1 Howard Green, tenor. gan. Procession w*» to "Com* The church choir has been All Y* Faithful" with the re- invited to sing carols *t Semi­ cession to "Holy Night-" Ben­ nole Plata on Tuesday even­ ediction wa* given by Rev. ing. Also on Tuesday, young Cecil N. Ogg followed by fi­ people of the MYF group* will nal* to the Cantata. go caroling, returning to the Refreshments were served church sfterwsrds for'refresh" 'T h e "pigiant," "Ho!y~Natfv.in the church social hall after menls. Ity," the Christmas Story in th* program by members of word and song, will be pre­ the W8CS. sented at Free Methodist Church, 500 W, Fqurth Street, Concert Set A band and choral concert Sanford, by th* Sunday School Circle Meeting The Shirley Smith Circle of will be presented by student* and Adult Choir at 7 p.m. Pinecrest Baptist Church will at Forest Lake Academy at Sunday. Rev. C. E. Anderson, pas­ meet Tueeday at 9:15 a.m. In 7:30 p.m. Saturday in th* Fellowship Hall. Those attend­ school gymnasium. The pro­ tor of tha church, issues in­ ing ar* aeked to bring canned gram ia open to the public and vitation to the public to at­ tend the service. goods for Christmas baskets. no admission Is charged. Free Methodist Sets Pageant You'll make a hit with tha tesnigerg on your gift list If you giva them any ona of tha graat albums listed below, because all the best recording artists in tha nation and abroad are included here . . . THE BEATLES, THE BEACH BOYS, PETER & GORDON, THE H0LLYRI0GE STRINGS...all doing their best selling albums. M A O ir w * 1----------------- may hs contacted by phun* to anawsr any questions about arrangement*. The meeting adjourned with' the Friendship Cirri* and Mizpah Benediction. The so­ cial hour followed with the opening of gifts and there were many expressions of sur­ prise when the Secret Pals were mads known. Fellowship with each other was enjoyed during the serving of refresh­ ments. Tha Dependable Class of th*. First Methodist Church, Sanford, will have it* Chriat­ maa masting and party Mon­ day at 7:30 p.m. at lh*ahom* of Mr*. James A. Wright, 418 Elliott Avanu*. Co-hosleases will be Mr#. M. L. Nirhnla and Mrs. M. E. Raker. There will b* a gift azrhang*. FOR ANY OCCASION FLOW ERS AR E A L W A Y S CORRECT s e rv ic e s BEATLES SECOND ALBUM (S )T -2 0 4 7 MEET THE BEATLES (3)TA02196 QT-2164 r •a . BEACH BOYS CONCERT BEACH BOYS CHRISTMAS ALBUM (8)T-2l 10 A U SUMMER LONG (t)T-lMB LITTLE DEUCE COUPE And Other Qreat Teenage Recording Artists (B)T-2156 BEACH iO Y l SOHO >K/ Th* Hoilyndgs Strings HollytlJgs SUInga Virginia Pslraaki P. O. Box 1314 Sanford Nora Narria TB 3-1114 8. Seminal* Phyllis Rugsaatlna FA 3-6384 Lake Mary Daltoaa Car. K. 1*1 A Sanford Are. 333-IB23 332-1183 SOMETHING NEW a t u ou r m vi eu -su i SANFORD FLO W E fi SHOP i\ f (S )T -2 lO S (S IT -2 0 0 0 tk is w e e k Mildred Haney GOOD DEEDS hre practiced by thle group o f Catholic girl* called the "Other Club" under the direction of Sister Marin Elect* nt All Soul* paro­ chial school, Here the girla display attractive little bell-shaped basket* they have made and filled with candy .for patient* in the hospital on Christmas Day. From left, front row are Linda Huddalston, Frances Sisrputowski, and Clair* Holton. Second row, Busan HJpps, Teresa Huckabone, 8uaan Oolatta and Arlene DeMattio. Back row, Kathy Ryan. Beth Von Herbulis and Theresa Rogero. (Herald Photo) Mr*, r. J. Bartliniki. Mr*. Conroy rtuipwd becauia of hot. fiuibaod'* tr*n*fer and Mr*. Bartllniki for re*«oni o< baaKb. Mr*. Shlrlay Corkill report^ «d that (area boiea of clot hi a * collected for tb* bDbop'i cloth­ ing driv* bad bean aent to New York for thlpmant overtea*. A letter wa* raad from Rev. Fr. K. S. Michael of MettupaL tl-Begsmpur, Dlndlgul, India, fxprejilng hi* appreciation for the 100 roiarie* aent to hi* miaaion by tb* club. The ro»amember* of the club. Plans were discussed for the pariah Children's Christmas Party, aponzored by the club, to be held Sunday at 1 p. m. at tb* social hall. Santa Claus will attend the party and give gifts to the children aeven year* and younger. A playlet also will be presented. Chairman of the event is Mr*. Joan Crampton assisted by Mrs. Shannon Mr*. Jennie Fox, Mrs. Stankiewicx and Mr*. Dorothy Edwards. 'A covered dish supper is scheduled in place of the club's regular meeting next Monday at 0:3O p. tit. hus­ bands have been invited to at­ tend the supper *nd 30 cent gift* will be exchanged. Mr*. Ruth Franz of Orlando will show slide* and speak on im­ pression* she received whila visiting Lourdes. Mr*. CorkiU, Mr*. Tox sod Mr*. Garland Shaw volunteered to provide refreshments for the USO. Other events scheduled fpf the next month, a* announced by Mrs. Shannon, were: Wo­ men'* Club Communion Sunday this wec(c at all three Masses; Bake Sale, Jan. 3; Board Meet­ ing, Jan. 11 and General Meet­ ing, Jan. IS. DeBary Choir Has Cantata St. Andrews To By Maryann Mila* Rav. Thomas H. Makln, pastar at 8L Andrews Presbyter­ ian Church of Beer Lab*, an­ nouncad today that Mrs. Paul Rudolph will ba guest galolat for Sunday's II a m. worship aarvicr. A Chriatmaa Candlelight Bonfire will b*. bald at 7:3b p m. Wednesday with Woman of th* Church In charg* * f arrangements and program­ ming. Tb* public in iavilod to attond and tha congregation wtU join la tha ringing of ^riaUnna Carol*. Presbyterian Church of the Covenant,. 3776 8 . , Orlando Drive, Sanford, will have a Christmas Candlelight Veaper Service at 5 p.m. Sunday dur­ ing which the choir will pre­ sent the cantata, •*A Star in the Sky,” by Bruce Carlton. The presentation will be under direction of Robert H. Mero with Mr*. Thoma* H. MaVin a* organist and Mr*. David Berrien as pianist. Sololata will be Mrs. Fay* Stetson, Mr*. E. 11. Caae. David Berrien, A1 Case and Dick Wllllnk. Other member* of the choir are Mr*. Hazel Gilhuly, Mrs. C. E. Sassman, Mrs. Kenneth Willlamaon,_Mlsa Laura Jo Garrett, Miss Sue Makln, Miss Peggy Miller, Bob Willink and Terris Collins Jr. A nursery ill be provided for pre-school age children. Rev. Thomas H. Makln, pas­ tor, who will deliver the ser­ mon of worship at the 9 a.m. servica, Invites the public to join hi* congregation for the special service*. By Donna Kite* Two new board appointment* were announced by Mr*. Gen* of the Shannon. ,preaident ____ Church of Nativity Catholic Women's 'Club, at the board meeting held Monday evening in the church social ball. Named were Mrs. Tibbl Car­ ver to repUce Mrs. Kitty Cooroy as organization and deve­ lopment chairman and Mr*. John Stanklewicz to aerve a* program chairman in place of Mary Gelling* Bear Lake , 333-6317 Sophia Balnea (8)T-221t MONSTER DANCE PARTY / Don Hinton 4 The Rtgamorticlsns These top-selling teenage albums are but • few of the many Capitol albums directed to the teen set. If your teenage friends have ell the albums listed here, then ask tt> see e complete Capitol catalog of teenage albums. But, do it todayl Christmas is almost here. *_ a �Htjr Otxfurb S rrtlb You’ll be Happier om as in a FORD Thomas' response was to fall on hla knees and aay, On the ehurch'a ancient "m y Lord and my God." calendar of feast days, Mon­ Jeaua rebuked him gently. day is dedicated to the patron "Because you have seen me saint of skeptics. you have found faith," He The New Testament ealls him Thomas Didymua, but he is better known to history aa "Doubting Thomas." The first three gospels tell us nothing about him, except to list his name among the 12 disciples who accompanied Jesus throughout His minletry. But the fourth gospel re­ cords three incidents In which Thomas was a central figure. These brief anecdotes give ba a surprisingly clear picture of hia character. It la the picture of a man who was by nature a pessimist, and who found it hard to believe good news, lie was a brave and loyal dis- United Press International N E W O FFIC IALS o f DcBnry Volunteer Fire Department nnd Auxiliary ure (top j from left; Howard Middleton, John Vetter, Fred Derrick, Ells­ worth B. Ogden, Thornton K. Smith, Martin Blair and George Gerling; (bottom) front row, Margaret Schneider, Alice Beinert, Beatrice Tyson, Ann Vitt, Ann Howard, Frieda Froetscher. Mrs. P. E. Little, Ruth Hamil­ ton; back row, Viola Leone, May Phillips. Minn Cully. Mabel West, Sophia Stutterheim, Marie Dungan, Tillie Hcaly and Beatrice Muller. (Middleton Photos) ciplcs crossed the . Jordan River into Galilee to escape from a hostile mob which had threatened to atone them in Jerusalem. No sooner had they reached safety than word cams that Jeaua’ friend Laiarus was dying. Jesus told the disciples Ha had to go back to Jerusalem to be with Laxarui. The dis­ ciples tried to talk Him out of the dangerous trip. When it was clear that He was de­ termined to go, Thomas turn­ ed to his fellow disciples and said: "Let us also go, that we may die with Him." Thomas was-sure that the trip Thomas was sure tha the trip weald be disastrous. Out if Martin Ulair, t r e a s u r e r ; ' Jesus was going, he would go, George Gerling, financial sec­ too. retary. ami Howard Middle- j We next hear from Thomas ton and John Vetter, three- on the night of the l.aat Sup­ Charles year trustees. Jack Lambertper. Jesus was trying to pre­ aop will continue as fire chief. p a re _His disciples for the New members welcomed Tm shock of teeing Him arrested eluded Arthur Sinclair. James and crucified. Hogan, Robert Wbeeland, "Let not your hearts be Chillies Jackson and Henry truUbied,” 11s Luid them. “ I Vcackle. go to prepare a place for you Auxiliaty officers, installed . . . and you know the way (by Miss Hentrlco Tyson, were where I am going." Kruncantm Monoid, president; The other disciples listened Main! West, vice president; In silence, and perhaps some Mrs. I'aui Ftoetseller, record­ of them nodded, as If they ing secretary; Mrs. lleihert understood. Hut nut the tact­ Vi m, coiresponding secretary; less, rver-truthful Thomas. Mrs iheodoie Cully, tli-as. "Lord, wr do not know Ulei, Mrs. Kugeiie Hello it, where you are going," he in­ chaplayi. and ,Mra. Charles terrupted. "So how. can we I'll i• I, Mrs Edward Mealy know the way I " and Mrs. M i'hillips, direr, It was the qurelton of e tors 'Ira. Sophia StUtteiheliU literalminded man who has will lie liaison officer, to have it all spelled out for Sctvice ns roinmittec chair- him. And it evoked a reply nleii will lx- Mrs. Mabel West, that has come ringing down way and means; Mrs Charles Schneider, membership; Mrs. John Leone, sunshine; Mrs. Heutilce Muller, music and enleitniliiiient; M il. 1- J. Hamilton, publicity, and Mrs. Aaron Dungon, pianist. A program of Christmas hymns and carol* was pre­ sented under direction of Mrs. Muller with MYs. Dungon as pianist. Hostesses for the social said. “ Blessed are thdae who hare not seen and yet be­ lieve." The Bible doesn't aay what happened to Thomas after that. An ancient tradition holds that he carried the gospel to India, and died a martyr’a death there. Scholar* ean find no -evi­ dence to prove or disprove thia atory. But It tounda like the aort of thing that Thomaa might do. Strickland-Morrison, Inc • VOI R FIHRNDI.V FORD l»E\I.ER" SANFORD. FLA. Roger Harris will be director1 organist. Rev. John II. Hires Jr., Urnstor, has chosen as his ser­ mon topic, "Why We Still C< lebiute Christmas." Those w ho have been attending the ircent Advent T r a i n i n g Classes will !>• received into membership and Rev. Hires will conduct the Saci ament of Infant IluptUin. At 7:30 p. m. Sunday, the Junior Choir will present its ‘ 'annual Christmas Concert un­ der direction of Mrs. Otis Tuylor. The program will feature traditional selections includ­ ing solos by I’atty Thompson gnd Regina MUrruy; a buy’s trio made up of Robert Thompson, Morgan Bennett and Lowell Martindill and a • gills' trio of luiura. Film and *l.inda Batts. Accompanist will be Mrs. William C. Rape. Other members of the choir arc Jumra Griffin, Steven Hires, Ann Martindill, Diane and Cheryl Kitner, Pat Osbum. Chrisll Williams, Armon Rosaman, David Erhold and Kaiu rumor.' mas Eve Communion Service will lake place at 7:30 p. m. German Service Set Sunday . By Jane Casselberry A Germap Christmas Ser­ vice will be held at Ascension '^Luthersn Chur eh of Cassel­ berry at 7 30 p. m. Sunday. The sermon will be deliver­ ed b> Rev. C R. Zehndcr, pas­ tor. LiturgUt will be Rev. Wil­ liam von Spreckelsen, stewardship counselor of the FloridaGeorgia District of the Luther­ an Church of Orlando. Organ­ ist will he Mrs. LaFopda aEvers and the Ascension i Xhurih Choir will sing a Ger­ man Christmas carol. 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The Holy Family, Bhepherds and Angels will bs por­ trayed by members of tha club and their families and cows, sheep and donkies will be In­ cluded in the scene which will take’'piece In tha log stable erected recently by men of the perish. Rev. Hugh V. Keene, pas­ tor, invites residents of the county and neighboring areas to view the presentation on Chriatmaa Kva from 10:30 un­ til 11:50 p.m. and thereafter from 7 until 0 p.m. through Dec. 8a THE FIRST CHRISTMAS Herod, the King, \V. P. ill I IIIIlnKIlimwimnil Grace Church DeBary Volunteers, Choir Programs Unit Install Officers will present the Christmas Cantata, “ Night of Holy Memories," during the morn­ ing worship hour this Sunday. .122-1181 chairimiu, and Mrs. John Vet­ ter, Mis. I>an Walker, Mrs. Earle . ItvWaard and* Mrs. Sleveik Pivoripk. .. Sis new nirmlier* and four guifl* were welcomed at the meeting. Assembly Choir To Give Cantata 1 l.e Choir of Plnecresl Ateciiihly of God Church, 304 W. 27th htreet, will preaent the Christmas Cantata, “ A Song Unending," by John W. Peterton, this Sunday at the 7:30 p.m. service. The program will be pre­ sented under direction of Mrs. Stan Jones with Mra. Cecil Dandtidfc. Mrs Les Robinson and Margo Prentiss as solo­ ists. gone right over hia head. The episode which gave Thonlat his nickname occur­ red - aHcr the Rekurrectmn. Thomaa had not lieen present when the risen Christ made Hit first appearances. Al­ though the other disciples had told him the good news, Thomas flatly refused to be­ lieve It until he saw Jesus with his own ayes. A week later, Jesus did ap­ pear to Thomaa. Ha insisted that the skeptical diacipls ex­ amine hla wounds, and aatisfy himself by touch as well ai sight that Ha was indeed a living person and not an hal­ lucination. 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DAILY< S U N D A Y : 12 Nooa to 7 p j �• ■■‘V . *. r ■ !)• # n r f«r l WfrmH P * r * 4— F r i, t ) « . 18, *84 Powder Puff Tilt Tonight At Oviedo Hi Oviedo High School's annu­ al Powder Puff football game will he played at John Courier Field in Oviedo tonight at 7:3(1 p.m. One of the two eleven* will be "manned’’ by acnlor and freshman glrli who will com­ pete with Junior and sopho­ more girls. Dick Stewart and Charlie Hensley will coach the seniorfresh club while Jimmy Daw­ s 'y and |fetnk Tulp will he coaches fur the Junlor-sopli team. 6 viedo Iligh's hoys basket­ ball quintet Is Idle tonight. (R-MIch.) — said their aoundinga of GOP eenllment had convinced them that Ford could win. Goodell and Griffin were key flgurea two yeara ago in the elevation of Ford to chair­ man of the GOP conference. Ford heat Rep. Charles II. Iloeven (K-lowal for the post after a secret campaign. Tire effort to unseat Halleck has been "more open. Goodell nald lie and others who press­ ed for the unusual post-elec­ tion GOP caucus Thursday promised to keep tfie leader­ ship Issue out of the proceed­ ings, "and we lived up to that commitment." Hoc ause of llie promise to steer clear of the leadership matter, Griffin said, he and Goodell did not know prior to the caucus whether there was sufficient support to change leaders, V- Eckerd Drugs. The firm received the award for '‘professionalism and d ig n ity "'o f its prescrip­ tion development program and for its "recog­ nized low prescription pricing leadership." JACK M. ECKERD (le ft), president and chair­ man o f the board of Eckertl Drug* o f Florida, I nr., admires the Merit Prescription Avfhrd pre­ sented to the company by Chain Store Ape, nlmitf with Don Ware, pharmacy supervisor for - ■ Animal Shelter . Is Established A temporary’ animni shelter has been established by the recently- organltwd .Hcniinnlo County Humane Society, ac­ cording U> nn announcement by IL T, Johnson, president o f the group. ."Anyone having probl.ems concerning animals," said Johnson, "may call the 'socie­ ty'* office, :tJ.'l-0707. Tin- of­ fices are located on East First Street. Johnson asId thst 10 new members were sdded to the society st the la«l meeting. The,next meeting of the group Is slated for 7 p.m. Jan. ll> at the Moose laxlg". Dear Santa, I ant In lirst grade In Pin**\ M sc been good. I want a Johnny seven gun set, a bicycle, a mystery robot and a Vacu-Forin. A Western Flyer hike. , Thank XOU. Scott Twyman • • • Dear Santa, Please bring this things Please bring me the chatty bobby twins. Please bring me the troll Indian suit. And pllaie bring me cluthea io: tiio chatty bobby twins. Love,' Deborah WUllatna • • • Dear Santa, Mommy Is writing this be­ cause 1 don't'write so well. I have tried to be a good girl this year. Please Santa, 1 wish I could have a doll for Christmas. Like a barbie Doll and I really would like to base a raincoat of my own. Lcannc Stegall e • e Dear Santa, ' I love you. Please bring me a bicycle, a midge doll and a Pepper doll. Also I would like a baby brother and a Dotty'a beauty parlor dolL 1 will leave you a snack on the dining room table. „ Love and Kiatci Susla Wing P. 8 . If I am really a good girl 1 would like a nanny nurse e e e Dear Santa, I Just found out I am going to be In ft . .Lauderdale, Fla., at this address for Christmas, M l N. W. Sod SC I have tried to he a good girl. Love, Linda Alexander' • • # diictn a charity niytlit for worlTty charRalile caiinea in Florida. Thit* year'* total proceeds went to the B oy* Bauch and Harry Anna Elks Crip­ pled Ct^ildrun's Hospital. S IlE ltlFFS J. I.. IIOHIIY nnil Dave Starr uei-ept for tint Florida Sheriff's Hoyt* Hunch a check from Norman E. Stnla'l!, executive vice pie'iddent ami general innnnirer of the Orlando. Seminole Jai Alai Fronton, which each year con- Dear Santa, I have boon s good t boy. Please bring me a twin diesel with head light ami a Johnny Seven tommy gun ami a De­ fender Dan. I forgot to tell you I want a PJtanlom Raid 1 PASADENA, Calif, (l.'l'l I Mariner 1 li«» rcai-qulrcd er, a Rig Bruiser and any tiling you think I would like, h " fix " on the alar < aiiupu, lion't forget to tiring .Shirley und ia i i-u'h-il fur Mar. fur nn historic Anu-tii'on apace something too. Die Darryl Keith Thomas pnyiiff next July it • • • foal cliiseup pictuira of tie­ red planet. Dear Santa, SciauUtta fuim the L'ultfurI am a good hoy, my name Is Scott Anderson and I am 4 iiin Iriatilutc of Tci hmdngy’v Piupulaion Laboraiory years old. I want a Crusader J,-l 101, a VaroOm Motor, a rifle* that shoots bullets, a Tonka (nick, some games Please bring something for my dog Terry. Thank you very much Santa. • • • The fund of contribution, Scotty Anderson for little Judy Kilinuird'a cine Dear" Sants. 1 hare hern a good girl all and treatment h«» rrurln-d a year. Please bring me these lota) uf *|,S7'J.70, according toy#— to Jim Lee, custodian uf the Pepper's clothes and p n ^ Iim-r. cowboy boots Wednesday contrihuliims of baking set tlfil from local rititrlis and tricycle firms boosted the fund. In­ dresses cluded was a chrCY from Chase books and Company for flop games nilu-rs who contribut'd litLova, elude Southward Investment Dana Harden'' and Realty, lb; Armnnd It• • • i ail, S.7; Sandy tiut'lla, l-’l; DSai^Satlta, 'Ictiigc Mayberry, (A; Joe 1 would lik* a tent and n Col 1e > , f l l ) ; M r. dud Mia. on and iodalrr for l hrislutua i heater Miller, Rob Deane, 'you cun g< t il fur me. $1; Albert Jarrell, |5; Jim Sincerely yours, Hunt Realty, f&. Winston Dawson • • • M ars Shot 3.5 M illion M iles Out Judy Donations Go Over $1,800 Dear Santa, I am 4h and I know how to spell and print my name. I have a sister named Sherry and she la HI?. May 1'please have u Jimmy Jet, a ltoh-u-bear, a Dlaie the Wild West gun and knlf* sol, und a wallet for my pennira. Alao, I'd Ilka a Tiger Joe. Please, dear Santa, give some toys to all the poor chil­ dren. Thank you for tha good toy* you're going to send me. I love you very much, Chris Gardner • • e I J * Dear Santa, Tbli It what I would lik* for ChriatmM! Skipper cloth­ es, Barbie clothes, Kan cloth­ es, Tha Mouse trap gams. The Mary Poppana book, Si baton and Ibo new Barbie dream house, I havs bean a eery good girl and I hop* you will have a vary happy Christmas. Mala Ayer* —* --t# * * "Tijuana was mighty good , pick up a messenger boy In TIJUANA, Mexico (U P I)- A onetime shoeshlnc boy from to me," he said, recalling the his car and give him a lift West Virginia has put a shine day when be and his family overy day to and from work." into Christmas for about 17,000 Alessio, now 53, learned to came West from the coal of this border city’s poor speak Spanish and prospered. fields of West Virginia; and folk. the nine year* he spent here Today the family is worth mil­ It was John AIcm Io’ s an­ lions of dollars. shining shoes as a boy. nual Christmas party for the “ When the coal dust got to "The first year we spent In needy of this city that took my father's lungs, and we had California," he remembered, him to It* heart hack in the to bring him to California, "my father was ■ sick man early 1920s, apt), be was on among my _shoeshinc custom­ and there wasn't much food In hand Thursday a t‘ his Agua ers was an executive of the the house. Caliente race track to distri­ "What makes today (the Rank o f Italy, who seemed in­ bute personalty toys, candyclined to give a poor 'Italian party day) one of the happiest arid food to adults ami chil­ kid a break. His name is C. in my life is the thought we dren alike. Arnltoll Smith. Now he is pres­ arc making It possible for at At dawn of what turned out ident of U. S, National Hank lent 17,000 to have a happy to he a typical warm, sunny in San Diego, and is still my Christmas of their own." day, the city's poor streamed friend." to the track oq foot ami by Stnlllr helped Alessio get s free bines and taxis. By noon, I job as a messenger fur a hank the line of humanity spread here. ' : ______ j arross a vast parking InL And DRIVEN TO WORK out of sight. "The president of that bank Children led blind men Weary, bent oldsters tapped lived In San Diego and drove their way with the help of to and from Tijuana every VENICE (L T D — Th. cane*. Mothers cradled itlianU |day," Alessio recalled. "Ima Ringllog Bros, and Barnum A fondly In their arms. Homes Sine that —lie took rile with Uniley circus will stage it. of eager youngsters pushed him hold ways. "You don't iorget a country 100.7 benefit premiere perfor­ their way into place in two mance here Jan 8. snakelike lines for presents. where the head of a bank will The first show of the season WATCHES ILU 'l’ llA ’ . m a t >o* *rif allair fw-h-Nb»“ Alessio, a-day-pvi man with dice. Il wiW W UtxcW Ut. vuWh a ready smile, beamed as he tickets beginning at |JO. handed out gifts and watched Proceeds are to go to New faces light with joy. College at Sarasota,- a private In the track club house— liberal arts and sciences school which resembled an over­ which opened its doors this stocked department store — year. Alessio wax joined by his son. Comedian Joe E. Brown will Bud, and brothers, Louis and serve as honorary ringmaster Russ, as well as Mayor Ildeat the performance, billed as fonso Velasques, and SAnta "Tile Greatest Night on Claus earth." ' Tins year's party .the larg­ Circus Premiere For New College est to date, cost Alessio mure than J7J.OOO. " I just plain like to give this party myself for the poor kids of a towh that was mighty pood to another poor kid when be needed it,' Mvsslu said. ,i, Tijuana police regulated the IIA H D Y P n lto m m , li>long line, at which each child received a toy and candy and n il (ijD 'ltl, won third plus's* in mil*** ptuilui'1every adult got a hag ill lond atsrfJjZAA Drnr Sagl.i. Please bring inn Johnny • Y * . O.M.A., Crusader tot, Jdouse Trap, Crary Clock, a pup lent and some l.lncnln logs. These are the thing tiisl ] want for Christmas. It It Is possible I would like you to take plenty of toys to oilier children who don't have as many tilings as I do. I hope you will lie able to tiring me these tilings because 1 have been a good hoy all year and I am going to con­ tinue to be one. "Merry Christ­ mas," -Dtmg .Nicholas * • • Dear Santa, I have tried to be a Rond boy this year, would you please bring me an airplane, a etch a sketch, a horn, a gun, play doh, a rash register and a doctor set. Thank you San­ ta. I love you Itruce Turner • • • ",• s Ex-Shine Boy Is Santa Claus For T7;000 At Annual Party House Republicans Battle Over Leader WASHINGTON (U P I) — Supporters of Rep. Gerald Ford today tried to fin tentlment against the Ilouie Re­ publican leadership of Rep. Charles A. Halleck Into a fullfledged revolt. • Disagreeing with observa­ tions that Halleck had quelled any attempt to oust him at the next party caucus on Jan. 4, two Republican congressmen predicted that Ford would win If he challenged Halleck,, Ford kept his counsel, but Is expected to announce short­ ly whether he will seek to replace Halleck. ' The two Ford boostersReps. Charles E. Goodell (IIN.Y.) and Robart |>. Griffin a», rst. •< - Poor Example ASCOT, England (U P I) — Driving school instructor Er­ nest Wald wua fined HU on a woman's testimony that she saw him driving without hit hands on the w licet, reading a piece uf paper and shaving. was made Thursday. Rrur>|Ulsitii>n of the " fix ” TIu- sciential, said they tri­ on t'ulnipus nesns the attitude tlie "I'., k" >>11 I anopiis, sered to make sure tile probe of MarSner-4 has been curuiid Iniglile.t star in (he sky, « ill not lie "fooled" -again tiy rectvd It was calculated Dio! a dust particle, keien(ist* lie- at U a in. t IdST | today Marin­ In-ve n dust partkJe in Mu- in t was d,114,59(1 miles fiom inei-t’a aoplristleatcd elec- Earth. , Ironic ei|uipiiient cniisod it to, The »|iar,-craft 1s schedul­ lose it. "ft s " on ( anopua car* ed to fly by Mots next July, her and "lock" onlo another following n 7 S -month-long. George ft Ro,| Sr , 7K Lake ■12.',.nullion-milc trip through slur. Mu-), died this morning at space. Seminole Memorial llo.pital During the 30-minute fly­ following u lingering illne*. by, Marim-r-4’s television ramDorn m \\ ilimngion. N C. ••r* is expected to take 22 pho­ ho turned bore in 11175 and tographs of the Martian sur­ wax a paper rnrrler, deliver fs- e for relay to Earth. mg a morning paper for 21 Mrs. Jnines T. Duncati, T'*, 'I i|e pictures are not expect­ years and Dm- Sanfoid Herald a Sanford resident for many ed to answer the age-old ridfor U) years He was a mem- years, died Dec. ttl at Owens­ dle of whether life exists on tar nt First Raptiat Church, boro, Ky. the mysterious plnnrt hut they Satifonk Outrii-s Myron Fox, of San­ may provide seientista with .Survivor* arc hi* wife, Mrs foid, a grandson, ia the only elites illnml the Martian "ranMitU-A-dixaV. U L U t Usik.r see ala,1*" whisk kaaq i aaw alei three Minx, George It. Rest Funeral services and burial man since invention of the telJr . of la-xlngton. N. C.. w r r r held in Owensboro. rveupp. Ttiomas A Best Sr , of Lake Mary, and J. ,S. llcsl, ol.San find, two daughters. Mrs Jaycee Christmas Lighting Contest Florence Tic coni, of Satan nah, A V , arat Mrs. Peggy Moon, of Oviedo; 19 gram) children and one great grand .MAIL TO: CONTEST CHAIRMAN son. R. O. BOX 1543 Funeral arrangements aie SANFORD, FLORIDA in cti.irgc of UrisMin Funeral OKNKRAL RULES: Home. 1. Entrire Limited To The Hinford Area — Contact The Jayceee For Hpecific Information On Limits— 322-3481. Takes Tires I. Separate Entry Blanks Must Be Used When Enter­ CHICO, Calif. (L T D — ing Both Iteaidrnliel And Commrrriel Classifica­ tions — Only One Division Mey Be Entered Under Sydney* Schwartx, 46, driver Residential Section. education instructor for the 3. Mail Or Deliver Entry Blanks To The Jaycee Build, Chico city school district, log By 5:00 I’.M., .Monday, December II, 1941. pleaded guilty in district court 4. perorations Should lie Cumplrte Before Submit­ on a eliarga of taking four riew ting Your Entry Blank. 5. I'lrase Krep l>Upll)s l ighted Between 7:30 And tirva from the driver education 9:30 I’ .SI. Nightly Until The Winners Are An­ rar. nounced — This Mill Allow The Judges Sufficient Time To Check All F.ntrira. I . l l 'b l said iene<|tlisil loll of tion.s wi t h I ’vninnulnr l.ifo Inm m uu'c Com* jinny in the la st your. Ali-ssid's yearly Ciiristmas party mu* hi. only philim tliropy here. He also ha. hiidl eight schmils—costing S5o iksi to $75 uoo each—with a ninth nearly completed. M \l First A I’aimrlln (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpeln • Furniture • Tile • IMnnui* * • Rentnl lletl* O V IN G ? CALL $ U D D / IT H MOVING AND STORAGE CO., INC. FA 2-9511 504 Celey Ave. Sanford, Fla. 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(N B A ) — |AFL’i iD-ttni* J**dinf tcorey. i* Boetoo Patriot! tr* *n At the beginning of tb* m i The abject leuoo in bow to succeed ion, oven tb* BMtoa eo*cb*« without really spending money. confessed they didn't know On the lest Sunday of the re who w ii going to pUy right guUr professional football i m tickle oa the offensive unit. eon, they play for tb* Eastern It got down to Bob Y*t*e, who Division title of the American has trained as a center, Is Football League agalnit the underailed at 210 pounds and Buffalo Bills, who are strong la still in pro football because be was smart enough to Insist in tangible anets For nine st/algbt Sundays tb* on a no-cut contract when be Bill* war* the big story of signed out of Syracuee In 1M0. tbs AFL this faD. Then Boston When his wheels caved in, cams to town In chilly mid' as line coach Art Spinney de­ Ndvember and belittled them, scribes tt, the Patriots picked 38-29. Now at countdown time, up Bob Schmidt from Houston. the Pat-iota and their five* He was also a center but game winning streak are fav­ you’ll find him at right tackle ored over the mortal Bills, now. who hava played barely .500 Spinney, first assistant to coach Mike Holovak, looks at ball In tbe last month. Tbelr star Is a Jl-year^ld tbe Patriots from an interest­ quarterback who baa Usvsfed ing vantage. He was a guard tbe pro circuit for 11 years and on tbe brilliant Baltimore Colt once bad hJa morale shattered world champe of 1058-59, and trying to play regular In the It's significant that when' he National League. Babe ParllU retired rtoht after, the Colt* might be the most valuable broke dpwn. "The Colts,*' said Spinney. plsyer of 1964. Tbelr euper-scorer is a SO- They were a machine. The** year-old converted quarter­ boys are not a machine, but back without any speed who they like to win and have e plays split end and migrated a great deal of personal pride. to Boston from a minor lea­ A lot of them have kicked gue In Canada. Gino Cappell- around and sre trying to prove etti aUo kicks points and la the i point—that thcy.'re athletes as compared to also-rans. "They have become football players from exposure, from the experience of playing to. gether. Yates isn't big enough, but he has spent three years studying the Job sod be*a a LOUISVILLE, Ky. ( U P I ) - technician.” Tho 10-member local group . So u * kids Uka Tommy Ad­ sponsoring heavyweight boxing dison, the linebacker, and champion Cassius (Muhsm- Houston Antwine, the defen­ tned All) Clay has named sive tackle—both In the all­ trainer Angelo Dundee as the league class and both discard­ By Jim Bacchus ed by tbe NFL for assumed fighter's manager. Herald ((ports Writer Dundee, of Miami, Fla., suc­ physical failings. Addison, a Lyman High's Greyhound college tackle, wsi supposed ceeds Louisville distillery ex­ quintet will seek its Initial win ecutive William Faveriham, to be too smalt. Antwine wsi of tile season tonight when it supposed to be too slow, but who resigned at Clay's man­ ager following two recent he's the fastest defensive line­ plays its fourth game of the man in the league off the ball. current campaign by hosting heart attacks. the visiting Likevicw High Drew (Bundini) Brown, one There are other reasons the of the men who helped train Patriots are favored. Because Clay, was named assistant of a bye, they have two weeks to get ready for the showdown, trainer. A spokesman for.the group while (be Bills are coming off laid Dundee will continue to a three-week road trip In the serve aa Clay's trainer, and West. They have the hometown en­ Favemhim alio will remain This week found John Brid­ a member of the sponsoring, thusiasm. Boston people have suddenly discovered there's ges back on tha top of tha group. other diversion on a Sunday 'pack in the Singles Classic Clay and Brown visited afternoon besides watching Bowling League aa ha took Brown's brother here In San­ the New York Giants on tele three win* from big Jack Kanvision. nrr. John rolled a 770 fo> hi* ford last Friday. And they have a long his­ four gamea while Jack rolled tory of belting Ihp Bills In a 745 Harry Pentecost drop­ regular competition. Til# score ped out of fln t place after to date I* six wins, three de­ dropping two games to Harold feats and a tie for Boston. Johnson. Harry rolled a <18.7 They beat the Rills handily in total while Johnson had a 020. WINTER HAVEN (U P I )- A a similar situation last year, In other action, George Boston Bed Sox executive said when both teams finished the Swann took four gamea from that only a few details remain regular aesaon In a tie and W. A. Ward. Ward had trouunsettled in a 10 year contract played off for the Eastern title. bit all night long. George rollIn the two of the three games ad a 710 total whlla Ward waa which will bring his club here they lost to Buffslo, the Pa­ able to muster up a 501 set. for spring training. Tho p r o p o s e d contract, triots were coached by Lou Bob Steele won three from which would bring the team Sabsn. Sabao Is now the Bills' A, If. Hay with hi* 600 total first in I960, doesn't Include coach—hl-ed principally, as­ at Hay rolled a 630 aeries. any city guarantee for mini­ serted owner Ralph Wilson, be­ Phil Koche hud a 733 total mum receipts. Winter Haven cause "we couldn’t beat his that helped him win three will taka 10 per cent of gate Boston teams ” i\ m , >— r f n w m u w rw r m*w a w r w fjiw1 , ■j m wwf Paul's fins. 735 aerie*. cession fees. atlll esn’t—wrlt|j ortorithgnt Sj John Spolski won three Next spring the Red Sox ban. Boston should qualify far from John Jonee as he pound­ are committed to train at another chaftiplonship game ed out a 732 aeries to Johnny's their camp In Scottsdale, Arts. with San Diego, 30 24. 007. Gerald Behrens found a rough road last week aa be ran agalnit a bun saw in Charles Rose who took three and one-half point* from him. Charlie rolled • 754 total la Gerald's 040. Thty tied the first gama at 1M. . John Polk and George Faulk came out with an even aplit aa John rolled a 080 act and Georga had a 638 set. Bob Guthrie tallied a 003 total In a vacancy match. Th* Up men in standing* are Bridge* at 885.5 followed by Pentecost at 882. Next It Kanner with 878 and in fourth ■pot It Roche with 860 while Bpolakl rounds the flva out at 808. Special priia winner* were John Polk with * 208, Bob Steeje with a 201, John Spolski with a 229 and Jack Kanner with a 201 game. Bundini Brown Wins Promotion Boston To Move To Winter Haven 3 be Btnfnrh R/rali Fnge 6— Fri. Dec. 18, *64 MT, f 1’ ■ v : ;<* ■ ______ : : . J Holiday Basketball Rec Sked Under W a y Red Devils of Winter Garden at Uie l.yman gymntslum. It will, be the first Orange Belt Conference go for the 'Hounds and Head Coach Dick Copeland said this morning that he hope* some of the kinks and bug* have been worked out of tbe Greyhound offensive and defensiveenough at least to get the Ly­ man five past the DevlU. "Tbe club's looking better," said Copeland, “ the boys hive gotten some experience in these first three non-confer­ ence games and I think they've convinced enough to want to win this league opener.” It was against Lakeview that the Greyhound football machine scored its am»ring homecoming victory a few short weeks ago and Copeland Is hoping that the momentun this victory generated against Lakevirw will conUnue to­ night. Copeland plans to start guards Joe Afher and Mike Sterling, forwards Gene Winkleman and Richard klocre and center Date Matts against Lakevirw, So far this season Asher leads the pack of 'Hounds with 40 point* and Mike SterUne follows wllh 30, Tbe unusual thing about this is that both M m vaA hlnlun <*ra guasAa Tha 70 points-they have scored between them represents well over half of Lyman'a total points bucketed thus far this year. The main event, which get* under way at » p. m., will be proceeded by a junior varsity affair which starts at t:30 p. m. JayVee Coach Tom Barnes is planning to start forwards Steve Simpkins and Darryl Allgaler, guards Larry Lott and Lenny West and center Larry Miller. In three previous outings the Baby Greyhounds have post­ ed two victories. Lott, with 38 points to his credit, leads th* Little Lyman quintet In scor­ ing. MIGHTY MITE ST. LOUIS (U P I) — Fat Fischer of the St. Louia Cardi­ nal* la th* am sliest player in tb* national football league, (tending 51 and neighing in pounds. Spolski Posts 919 In Four Sexton Tallies 1T9, 523 Series Hatter Tilts eiai. a i£ » ACTION! THRILLS! TURKEY A DAY W-Vl i NOW OPEN TONIGHT FIRST GAME 7:40 p.m. Drawlnc Each Wednesday A t 8 P.M. Ask Attendant For Details PARI-MUTUEL WABERIN6 I I EAMES NIGHTL' COME IN A N D SEE TH E L IV E GOBBLERS - --— IMPERIAL M A TIN E E SANFO RD P L A Z A f /i It -tit •• Top City Teams In Rough Time Stetson Wins — IN THE NEW — i holiday break tonight by be­ ing entertained at tha Mt, Dora Bible School. Tbe Mt. Dora five, ao Head Coach Dave Miller anticipat­ es, should provide plenty of opposition for the Hurricanes who have averaged 70 points In their five games. Mean­ while, the Hurricane* hava hel£ their opposition to an average of 33 points per game. So far this year Brora Stuart is leading the- ’Canes in scoring with 74 points. Mike H irgti la next with 82, Jim Lucas had 31 and Brant Rosa 45. Miller will probably go with lfargla and Rose at the for­ wards, Stuart at center and guards Lucaa and Matt Hiekok. During the current cam­ paign the South Seminole quintet has posted wins over Slavla, the Tampa Dons, tho Osceola High JV’s of Kissim­ mee and have taken two from Sanford Junior High’* Braves. Lucky Stars Hold To Winning Ways BARBER SHOP / The high flying Hurricanes from South Seminole Junior High, undefeated in five out­ ings thus far this aeaaon,.close out the first phase of tbe cur­ rent hoop season before the By David Higginbotham Herald Sport* Writer Semisole High e ig e n will travel to Orlando tonight to face the Maynard Evani Tro­ jan* 1st a Metro Conference tilt, tb* Tribe'*. flr»t aw«y game. Heading In to tonight’s gtm * with tbe TroJtnj, the Semtnoles have a three—loti one—win record. According to bead basket­ ball Mack Blythe, the team HOUSTON (U P I) - Tulsa, a will have no easy time with football team that passe* as Evans. Blythe said, "Evans Is though ft were going out of A L A T E E N T R Y in the 14th annunl All-Ameri­ one of tbe best ball club* In style, and Mississippi, a peren­ can water akl chnmpionnhips at Cypress -Car­ the Metro Conference and they nial power that stumbled dens this weekend in 18-ycnr-old Paul Merrill. are really tough, through an o[f year, cotlide Young Merrill will be up against former world "When you go over lo Evans Saturday In the Bluebonnet champions Joe Cash o f Sarasota, Jimmy Jackyou can expect a tough battle Bowl. __ son of Delray Beach, and current men’a notional aU the way. They have a lit­ Mississippi bat no trouble champion, Joker Osborn o f Cypress Gardens, tle site and some speed that knowing what it has to do to with men’s trick competition starting on Satur-. we don't hive. They art good battle tbe Tulsa Golden Hur­ day afternoon on Lake Eloise. competitors and a well round­ ricanes. ed ball club, so if we'll have to If Ole Miss'can bobble Allgive a good effort if we hope America'Jerry Rhome and hi* to win.” pass catcher, Howard Twilley, Blythe also declared, "I the rest should 1* easy. don’t think we played our best But that " If" Is tied up with ball gam* or the beet we are IT NCC records Rhome act In capable of playing, but it waa his career with Tulsa, and good to get a win over Lyman. four additional NCAA marks by I thought our game with Boone Twilley on the receiving end. The Sanford Recreation De­ time for the opening game will was our best baU game because Rhome, being courted by L a s t Wednesday evening the boys gave It aU they had. partment . t o d a y reminded he fl p m. Undefeated Sanford two professional teams, led was rough for top teami in Lyman had fine guards and basketball fans of the ipecial Electric and unbeaten First Tulsa to six team national sta­ tbe City League. Wisdom Sod fine forwards so I feel our de­ holiday schedule in both the Federal meet in the opening tistical championships and 28 Service waa led by Al Chaf­ fense is coming along rapidly, Intermediate and Junior Boys contest. 'Sanford Atlantic and NCAA record?.. * fin's 221/524 and took four I’inecrest Rexall play at 7 The niueboonet will be in points from league leading but I think w* could have Basketball Leagues. As in the past, the depart­ p.m., Standard Oil and WTRR Rice University Stadium Sal Pryor's Slate Farm Insur­ done a better Job." This has nof been the best ment has .arranged for night at 8 p.m. and Strickland-3Ior- urday at 2)30 p. m. (CST). The ance. Vergil Anderson ‘ i n for tb* Tribe so far, games during the Christmas riaon and Day and Nile Grill stadium can hold 73,000 with high far Pryor's with hli bleachers, but the latest cold 204/543. but at the beginning of the holiday* in order that parents play at 9 p.m. On Wednesday the Junior snap might keep the crowd Harry's Bar salvaged three season Blythe said, "W e hop* and supporter* of the basket­ to reach our peak by the middle ball program have a chance to Boy a play again with Pinc- ronside'rably below that, de point* from second-place Lake j crest Rexall meeting WTRR spite the drawing card of Monroe Inn. Harold (Doc) of January.” This state­ tec the teams in action. at 6 p.m.. Day and Nile Grill Rhome-to-Twillcy. The holiday schedule gets Ring was the leader for Harment Is running s straight line Ole Miss makes its lt3h bowl ry'i 202/508, while John Kneewith the Tribe getting belter under way Monday night with and Sanford Electric at 7, the Intermediate League play­ Flnt Federal and Strickland- appearance in the Bluebonnet. land topped Lake Monroe with with each game. Tonight’* game with Evans ing two games at 7 p m. and 8 Morrison at 8 and Sanford At­ The Rebels have played In the a 205/587. He also bowled a |p.m. In the first game the lantic and Standard Oil at 0. Cotton. Sugar, "Gator snd now 200 for the LU1 five-some. will be tiie last regular game Lions will meet the Colls and On Dec. 28. Sanford Allan- defunct Delta bowls ia previ­ High-flying Bob's Reslau" for the Tribe in 1964, but they 1In the nightcap the Hams take j tic meets Strickland Morrison ous years. rant sw-ept four from Cook's will participate in the Bowl I at 6 p m , Standard Oil and on the Jet*. • Tbe Rebs finished this sea­ Corner. Pete Petersen had a competition held in DcI.and i Tuesday night' the junior Sanford Electric at 7, First son with a 5-4-1 record, aggra­ 550 aeries as teammste Eddio during the holidays. • boys awing Into action with a Federal and WTRR at 8 and vated by the loss to Mississippi Monroe shot a 208. Showing In the preliminary bout four-game schedule. G a m e i'ineerest Rexall and Day and State, (lie first such debacle tiie way for Cook's, was Bob Coach Ralph Stumpi's JayV’ees Nile Grill at 9. to the state rival in 18 years. Guthrie with a 203/559 aeries will tingle with the Baby TroOn Dec. 29, Sanford Atlantic Tulsa moved to an 5-2 record snd Rick Skelly chipped in Jins at 0:30 p. m. The pro­ meets Day and Nile Grill at 6 this tea ion. with a 206. bable starters for the Baby p.m.; W’TRll meets Sanford Jet Lancs collected three Tribe are Ron Dudley. Haul Electric al 7; Strickland Mor­ from Rose and Wilk's with Big Leroy, Greg Ganas, W’ally Jcrrison meet* Pinccrcst Rexall Jack Kanner rolling a 224/597 nigan, and Larry Hodges. at 6 and First Federal plays combination with capable as­ In the main event, which Standard Oil at 9. Tills past Monday was John sistance from Paul Marcotte s starts at 8 p. m., the starters On Dec. 30, the Intermediate 220. are Gary t>oyd, Frank Murray. Spolski'* night to howl ns he Boy* play their second night George Paulk was high man Hon Hinson, Steve Groover and burned up the lanes with games of 222, 1113, 238 and i series with the Jels meeting In the Jet Bowlerette* Lea­ for Rose and Wilk's with his Jeff Williams. 2(10 for a foui-game total of the Lion* at 7 p.m. and the gue .play, Alice Sexton had 563 series, w h i l e George Colts meeting the Rams at 8. the high aerlei of 523, with a 010. Swann and Gordon Honeycutt All games are played at the 179 aa her high game of the John climbed Into fourth rolled 207 and 206 respective­ Seminole High Fleming Me­ I place after being in 17th three-game art. ly. The last game between place in the early stages of morial Gymnasium. Parents Individual high game hon­ these two team* waa close, are urged to attend and sup­ tho season. His 208 game whs ors fell to Elaine Koativa! right down to the last bail. good enough to claim eeason port the respective teams. with a 186/483. Other high Rose end Wllk rolled a 1010 high game to date. Needless combination* were those of game but Jet Lanes ctme up The Lurky Stars continued to *ay, hit opponent, Harold Jane Spolski 172/603, 182 by with a 1017 to win by seven their winning ways by taking Johnson, didn't claim, a win. Helen Msrrhesano, 180 for pins. three from the Drags. Thpy're in other league action, Martha Billing* and a 179 by In other league matches,' in first place with a 41Vi- Charlie Rose added mora to Either FLpp. American Legion’s Post 53 22 H record. Not too many hla pin point collection with Tha 6-6-10 dropped for took three from Sanford Man­ DELAND (U P I) — Stetson games behind is the Full Ups a 829 aerlei while rolling University last night trounced Ginny Chadwick, th* two-sev- ufacturing. Harold Appleby three-some with the S.A.N.’s games of 183, 323. 212 and Georgetown, of Kentucky, 80 en for Joan Everly; the four- was high for the Legion with [fating in the number three 202 while disposing of Harry 75 to win the llatter invita­ five for Jane Spolski and tha a 201/539, wh|Ie Jack Frost spot. Tentecost on all four counts. difficult five-ten w*a convert.- was high, toe the maoufsclurtional basketball tourney to w again - > * -lu If.I -4W-40S 'Mhto l a n l a ) Du t y - - *rn THgmen w W Us f f r a r M i t . Tn a'Vfash for iQRra place A c T r ^ ' M ^ rva'ni: port*nr* of every pin with third place spot. Turkey* this week were re­ Fred Hollen rolled a ' 212 Wilmington, N. C., beat Mer­ tha ABC’s setting a new high Jack Kanner ripped'up th* cer of Macon,’ Ga„ 83-78. corded by Either Plapp and game. These two teams also game record of 814 over the pina with game* of 228, 101, had a close gameTbeir last en­ The championship contest Martha Billing*. previous of 518, 205 and 190 for a good 612 wa* fairly even, with Stetson Leading the leagua by five counter with the Legionnaires Jan* Spolski led the tragus series as he took three wine game* over second place coming out with a 906 game leading 46-40 at halftime, with- her 467-177. Barbara from W. A. Ward. John Stetson'i flonnle Moore w n Kama Insurance ia tha four­ as compared to the 903 of San­ Rohrer who has been having Bridges remain* in first place high men for hU team with 33 some of Inland Materials. ford Manufacturing. a ’ little trouble hitting that with a three-point win over point*. elusive pocket lately, came Bob Steele although ' Bob Gary Flredly and Dewalne through with a 470 and rolled. a 701 to John's G84 aer­ Rrure racked up 13 points Elaine Koativa! waa right be­ ies. Georg* Faulk took three each for Georgetown. hind Rarb with a 470. points from Bob Guthrie Claudette Behrens rolled ■ while tossing a 680 strlta to high 189 with Doris Schaut- Bob’*. 687. teet’a 182 second high for Gerald Brhrena and John league this week.1 Jones aplit In their match aa There ware Iota of aplits did Georg* Swann and Hub­ but only three converted. ert Ray. Georg* rolled a 744 Gere Williams mad* th* 6-7- total to Hubert's 676. Rich 0; Mary Sterman th* five- Murphy bombed a 265 gam* ten and Pat Sipley the three- and 760 total and Joe Kern rolled a 689 series. BOB’S and O T T O ’S W H A T , A L R E A D Y ! — It may iteern early to M t pictures o f baseball training, knit not when a pretty girl ia involved. Milwaukee Braves' third baa* prospect Bill Southworth takes tlm* out to give batting instruction to Lucy Lazarus at W ait Palm Beach. Southworth ia playing in tho Florida East Coast Instructional League. ' High Flying 5 Face Mt. Dora Tulsa, Ole Miss To Collide In Bluebonnet Bowl Hounds, Red Devils Meet In 0BC Game John Bridges Back On Top Tough Battle Pictured By Coach Blythe 1 ■ BETWEEN FU B U X 4k ECKBED'S Your Support Appreciated! S ER V IC E STA TIO N 1208 S. P A R K AV E . N 4NI l(«IN O L I SANFO RD *- F R O N T O N ■• > v; At f ! UN S' A ■ M A TIN EE *' TO M O R R O W I i 15 LAST WEEK'S WINNERS! ! 1 M rs L * ! L L \ H **, r • J* A m • Willard H. Jom * R Walker Bryaat • CUff M. Able* a Fail 8. Itairkk ' �I I* . ' -4 ■*■ 4 ■ . ■ -6 • • • - . ■- - —< -• • — f ' ~*\~ ♦•f #t - * . • - .* . *V ' * ■> » •f? •/ . & * - / * » w 4 — ■■ ■ . /. *' *'"*' • 5^r T Enjoy The H oliday Season H ere By Dottle Austin This time next week, every one will be full of Christmas dinoer, the presents will all be open, the living room e riot of crumpled paper, tod the sink full of dirty dishes. Satisfied and happy, the male folks will be napping on the couch, the female folks In the kitchen and the little folks trying out all the new toys. • • • .* . IF YOU ARE really not up to til that cooking end dish­ washing Christmas Day— re­ lax— live Mar Lou is offering you Christmas dinner. All the foods, carefully ■ I V,__1 traditional prepared for your holiday plea­ A GOLDEN GIRL, L IT E R A L L Y — This is Shirley Eaton, o f Knglnnd, sure. Leave the fixin’ and the in Hollywood to make her first American picture, "Goldfingor." In it eho washing up to them and Just is killed when her entire body, (le ft) is covered by gold paint. Photo at enjoy yourself. Better call for right is Shirley minus gold paint, and her l>onuty Rive credence to one of reservations. Don't forget they her pet Rripos about film casting: "I'm too attractive to be in whole­ have dancing to a scintilating some dramas.” • ---------band on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. «■ H istory Conies To Ritz Mountain! to the Pacific Ocean, this massive motion picture was filmed with the greatest cast of stara ever assembled for leading roles. The plains and Illnrk Hills of South Dakota and the rugged terrain of the Southwest add to the acope of a production that was neatly a year in filming. No other motion pic­ ture has so vividly raptured the face of western America. ‘ •How the West Wal Won" is tYie story of Anierirws ex­ pansion westward, starting from the period right after the Revolutionary War with the movement of settler" down the Krir ('anal to the lu«h and fertile lands of the Uhtu Riv­ er Valley. IN THE L A T E 1830s, nn American pioneer fa­ mily take their homemade raft down the Ohio River in <*the massive Metro-Goldwyn-Mu.vcr<’ momma production, “ How The West Was Won." The triumphant MrtroGnldwyn • Slnyer - Cinerama production in Metrocolor, "How tlie- West Was Won," Is ns \mericnn as the Fourth of July and ns symbolic of patriotism as tha M an and Stripes. 50f MON. m L - 2KRI. :00 The movie opens here at the Ritz Theatre Friday amt runs for a s< lid week through next Thursday. This great family attrac­ tion is now being shown for the fust time at popular prices, uncut, direct from its tremendously successful road­ show engagements. The story of "How the West Was Won” is right from tinhistory hooks, a visual presen­ tation of the men and women whose courage and daring made America great To tell this story in visual form, the camrrus traveled the length and breadth of the nation, filming tha eventa where they happened. Krpm the Erie Canal and QJlio River across ths Rocky SAY YOU don’t want to bo­ ther to rook, but still want to eat at'home and you've got all those people coining? No pro­ blem call the Tradewindi Cafeteria in Seminole Plata and arrange to have your Christmas dinner * catered. They ane prepared, to handle a small crowd nr a large one But if you want to leave all the clutter of ribbons and wrappings behind — then hie yourself out to the Tradewindi TA BLE HOPPING on Chrlstmai Day. They will observe their regular serving hours and have hot and.tasty for you all the traditional holi­ day foods— turkey, ham, beef, etc. Make It easy on yourself. • • • HOW'S your supply of Christmas "spirits” — running low? Better stock up at Geor­ ge's Tavern package store. They have special prices on cates, so you'll be sure to have plenty on hand when your thirty friends drop in. While you are finishing up that Christmas shopping, take a break, drop in the lounge and relax with something cool and frosty, whilo you check your list. • * • • • ri.NECREST INN is not going to be open Christmas Day. They are giving all the em­ ployes the day off to enjoy being with their families. But that's the only day they will close. Every other dsy, they'll be right there, serving you the fine food you have come to, expect—along with those out of-thls-wrorld home made pies And don't forget Friday night is fish night. All you can eat. I with all the trimmings PLEASE NOTICE the fabuluous offer In the Checkmate Supper Club advertisement on this page. They are Inviting you to join them on New Year's Eve for the time of your life —no fumbling for money—Just one price covers everything— all you can drink—a sumplnous.dinner and later, a deli­ cious breakfast to top It all off. Meanwhile, Join them any evening between 4 p. m. and 2 a. m. for good food, music, dancing and fun. Years Eve party? Well, you had better get your reserva­ tions in—Manager Dam Pittatucci says they are going fast it the special rite he has set— who could resist? Dinner, all you can drink, breakfast, dancdancing, twtv floor shows, lavvors and fun—you won’t want to be left out. They will be closed Christmas Day and NewYear's Day, but any other time, you'll get the same fine service, your favorite drinks, muted or straight. Buffet LOOKING for a snuggy little lunch every day. spot to steal away to after work or after hours? Try the MISS HELEN NEVES. en- Caribc—Its close and conven (crtainlng especially for you dent with an altracUve, relaxat Frcddic'a Steak House in ing ;lttfo»phrre and service is Kern Park, continues her en­ fast, friendly' 'and courteous. gagement there and you won't All you have to, do is opco the want to miss hearing her and blue door, step inside and enjoying her company. Some- j there you are—they've waiting thing else y«u will enjoy III for you! #raf«rk frrtlh Frt. Dec, 18, *64— Pag* 7 TAVERN George's COR. llth * FRENCH — HWY. IT-41—SANFORD — WAR & PACKAG E — BEER MIXERS A L L Your Favorite Ilranda A t A Pries You’re Glad To Pay . . . SPECIAL LOW PRICES BY THE CASB — Plenty Of Free Parking — Hints For Your Enjoyment! O RCHESTRA MUSIC 3 NIGHTS A W E E K I TIIURS. - KRI. - SAT. Charroal (trolled Steaks Siiea To Suit Y’our , Budget! Plan Now For CHRISTMAS DINNER At M u I.eu'aV TURKEY — HAM’ Etc. Complete Dinner* PIZZAS 11.00 UP Mar-Lou Restaurant A Lounge Hwy. 17-92 S. of Ssnford Ch&dwucdtA Semlnol* r*-__s_il County's RESTAURANT A SUPPER CLUB riastie- • showt? curtains, HAVE YOU BEEN thinking toaster and mixing bowl Cov­ about going out' to the Capri ers arc freshened and cleaned and joining their big New quickly by swishing them around in a solution of 3 tablespoons of sal soda con­ c-c.-gjr "b A jf-T b 'ijij" centrated to g a llo n of warm water. + DELICIOUS FOODS: STEAKS — SEAFOOD — ETC. DANCING NITELY I T I L I • . FEATURING THE CHESSMAN TRIO ------NEW YE AR 'S EVE P A R T IE S ------133 PER COUPLE - EVERYTHING INCLUDED: "t Breakfast A Dinner — All Drinks — Favors Tas, Etr. Danes And Frolic • T il I a.m. Phone Now For Reservations — 8J8.7J11 x/e (O fttJ s Science On Tap .A twin scicnre-fiction pro­ gram is on tap at the Movieland Drive-In Theatre Sun­ ns the management day brings "Godzilla vs. The Tiling" and "Horror of Oarty Reach" the screen. New dimensions of acirncefiition realism are achieved in "Godzilla vs. The Thing* spreads across pie screen in devastating effec ts made pos­ sible through new- Japanese trick photography. Adding to tlie thrills will he motor driv­ en miniatures. The shuws start Sunday and concludes Tuesday night. Wednesday and Thursday, Sandra Dee is starred in " I f A .Man Answers" and Troy the excellent cuisine at Fred­ die's—long famous throughout Central Florida for st*aka and other-fine foods. They'll be elated Christmas Day. • • • Sfcr O OPEN 4 P.M. TO 2 A.M— CLOSED SU N D A Y C A F E T E R I A S Donohue has the featured rolt in "Parrish.” Ernest linrgnma will play Com a dine with us. Enjoy crisp , appetizing s a l a d s . . . the lead in "McHale'a Navy" tasty pies, c a te s and c r e a m s .. . lan d er, d eliciou s prune which leads off a triple feat­ m eets end garden Ir r s h vegetables . . . served In truly ure program for Friday and pleasant surroundings And rem em ber. Th ursd ay nlgM Saturday. From television Is "fa m ily n ig b t" w ith f re e d e s s e r ts fo r a l l . . . and Saturd ay nigtit is ' stash n ig ht" when you gel a big where it has been the top^ *b. V D one sta a h co o h ad to y o u r o rd e r fo r o n ly rated rumedy show on AIU"one d ollar. TV network for the past two years, "Mcllate's Navy” sees H OOP. u ''WF luncheon: ff A U } IS P. y. the entire errw rising to new heights of hilarity in their Trade Wind* Cafeterias alsn located in Orlando, I.erehurg. t’oenn, Melbourne A fifst full-lirjgth motion ture. Wo Provide The Finest entering Service In Central Slowing tier hilling for (lie Christmas weekrnd program will ha "White Christmas'* 1 7 with Ring Crosby and "llullal for a tladman” with Audie Murphy in tha leading r- le. . J j . ini l j . ■ * -a * P * a |r r p>>^_| \TTb> O JUST OFF HWY. 17-92 N. OF CASSELBERRY ON SEMINOLE IILVI). WATCH FOR SIGNS ACROSS FROM DOG TRACK ROAD. 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C A R O LYN JONES #% K A R L M ALD E N * f . . GREGORY PECK w • Ro b e r t Pr e s t o n DEBBIE REYNOLDS JAMES STE W AR T E LI W ALLACH JOHN W A Y N E RICH ARD W ID M ARK W ALTER BRENNAN i* T H E L M A R ITTE R lie le a n e d o \ M 421 c a r v e r RIDE-IN THEATR TONITK * HAT. ADMISSION i i nn ALL' YOU CAN EAT AND DRINK A L L YO U CA N EA T — INCLUDING B R EA K FAST 2 COMPLETE FLOOR SHOWS W ITH MUSIC — SINGING — DANCING — COMEDY — PAD D Y C LIF F CARLOAD "H E RIDES T A L L " 00 $ J3 5 *1 FE A TU R IN G : & per BIG TRIPLE SHOW NO. I A T 7:00 ONLY CH ILD REN 12 OR UNDER AD U LTS ----- P L U S ------ P I N I C K L S T INN STAR TING M ONDAY, DECEMBER 14th WE SERVE A HOT BU FFE T LUNCHEON IJ.35 D AILY FROM 11:30-2 P.M. STARRING DAN DURYEA M l • '" * » M I l * I '* ~ NO. 1 AT 9:00 o S L Y "F A T E IS TH E lIU N T E R " «. L NO. 1 A T 11:00 ONLY HUMPHREY BOGART — ALDO R A Y — IN COLOU O* aed A Operated By Msxlao A Bek Uaacerk STARRING GLENN PORD MIGHTY STOKY FROM AUTUOR OF "TH E HIGH * THE MIGHTY" ERNEST K. GANN "W E 'R E NO ANGEIJ3" TOO Menu Includes! Cole Slaw French Fries Baked Beans Grits Hush Puppies Relish Tray Coffee Or Tsa I v y . 17-41 I s Saaferd R E S T A U R A N T & CO CKTAIL LOUNGE 2544 Park Dr. Ssnford Phone 322-1251 Ph. F A 2-5965 i r t t ; - lti . j ■i— s • j ■ *. A• J 1 tl1 .as �fffir BwiTorS Miss Carol Chambers, L. M. Y rriis Repeat Vows father, the bride waa radiant] Clay Shelton, Ft. Lauder .In a white alicer wool suit with dale, lervcd the groom as beat bone acceiforiei. Her veil of man. lllualon wai attached to a clrc Immedutely folklwi02 the let of aalln bowa and ahe car... .... ried a ca.c.de bridal bouquet weddln« ’ a n e t * lon w" h*ld of white carnation*. ° »e h *™ *IU» arrange. Ml** Pat Chamber! attend- menta of white mum* and pom ed her atatcr ai maid of bon- pom* throughout the reception or and w t* attired In a paatel area. A traditional three-tierpink auit with matching ac- ed wedding cake was served cetaoriei, carrying a nosegay with dainty wedding refresharrangement of pink feathered menta. carnations. Following a wedding trip to Mlaa Carol Jean Chambers, dlelight double ring ceremnn: daughter of Mr. and lffiT W tl- at the home of the bride’ Uam A., Chamber*, of San­ ford, and Louis M. Sweeten Jr„'son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Sweeten Sr.^ were- united in holy matrimony on.Dec. 4 at 7 p.m. Rev. ft. J. Boyenton, Sr. of­ ficiated at the Impressive can­ Miss Chapman the Florida east cent, Mr and Mn. Sweeten are residinf at 3222 South Atlantic Avenue Daytona Beach. Among the out of town wed ding guest* were Mr*. A. E. Dinkier, Ormond Beach; Mrs R. B. Williams. Palatka; Clay Shelton. Ft. Lauderdale, and Gary Pittman. Titusville. SPEGIAL PURCHASE Honor Guest On CORDUROY ROBES Birthday TO NIG H T THIS B E A U TIF U L BIKE will be presented to n lucky frlrl or boy by Thotn Epsilon Chapter o f Beta Sigma Phi as one o f the chan­ ter’s benefit projects. A drawing win be held for all ages outside Touch, ton’s Drug Store at 9 p.m. SHntu’s (Don Cahill) friend tells him that she has a bike at home to ride, but wants a doll, a real living boy doll, about aix feet, two inches tall, etc., etc. M in Atlne Chapman was re cently honored on her birth' day when her sisters. Mr«. R. W. Sturdivant and Mr*. Mabel Lowe entertained with a cele­ bration at the Sturdivant home which waa attractively dec­ orated with colorful fall floral arrangements throughout. The honoree received many lovely gifts from her friends and the guests participated In Informal chatter. The hostesses served re­ freshments of cake, nuts and mint* to the Mme*. W. P. Chapman, Pauline Howard, J. A. Rumbley, C. F. Branan, W. E. Balnea, Estelle Glisson, Victor Brown, Ed Kirchhoff, T. J. Williams, George Hugh­ es. E. B. Phillips, 0. R. Estridge 'and also Mrs. Chester Sprlk of Melbourne, niece of the honoree. Also the Misses Versa Wood­ cock, Mabel Chapman and Vera Phillip*. Tookfe, Mr*. Hope (Jack} Schirard, Mrs. Ginger (Aub­ rey) Moran, Mrs. Shirley (Jack) Higgins, and Mrs. Mary Ann (Edgar) Urucc. GOOD FOR A N Y SERVICE WE PERFORM . . . .A N Y AMOUNT' FROM $R.OO STOP 1IY OR C A LL 322-4913 Hair Styling Baton 2201 S. Park A v c To Fidelis Class Social Mrs. Irving Pryor was ImsU-ss rccrtitly at her lovely home, 200 Margaret Hoad, to the December meeting and Christmas soeiai of the Fidelis Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church. Colorful Christmas arrange­ ments -decorated the Pryor homo with a big hand made, lavishly dressed doll creating -a-Tfitwr fpsffrr afimwpfrr nf . Mrs. C. E. Chaniqt, presi­ dent, opened the meeting and presented the inspirational de­ votion, ‘‘The Hidden Christ­ mas," emphasizing that the visible and audible aspects of Christmas arc easily distin­ guishable, but that the spirit­ ual meaning Is eternal. Various report* were given during the business session with a discussion regarding the class assisting a needy family during the holiday sea­ son. The members rnjoyrd the traditional gift exchange, with mutual' admiration for the many lovely gifts. Mrs. Pryor and the cohost»sa, U s x J k i. im » ed delicious refreshments of chips, dips, .chocolate chip cookies, crispy and chocolate confections, nuts, punch and colfee from »• tabio covered In red linen, with the attrac­ tive and tempting goodies tastefully and artistically ar­ ranged. E n j o y i n g the delightful meeting and aocial were the Mines. Marjorie Cowan, A. L. Thomas, Joe Routh, Noah Booth, H. W. Rucker, Irving ). Pryor, Sam Brown. Audrey Yeackle and J. L. Hobby. Also the Mmea. H. H. Grier, C. E. Chanlot, N. L. Bishop, R. A. Cohen, 8. J. Brooks, Anne Humphrey, H. H. Fort­ ner Jr. and H. E. Long. ’ Mrs, Polly Ray Jonei was • guest. . , Geneva Personals Mrs. Don Reynolds Hostess IN F A N T S TO 6 YE A R S (30 YEARS EXPERIENCE) To Church Class Yule Party Mrs. Elizabeth Mathlcux, soloist, accompanied by Har­ ry Wester, sang several solus with requests for encores. Joseph Malhieux, delegate to the recent slate Art Con­ vention, reviewed the high­ lights of the three day event held in Sanford and Dcliary. Music for singing and -dune mg was provided by a court­ esy trio composed of Harry Wester, acrordian; B i r g e r Wester, violin, ami Bill Dud son, guitar. On Dec. 18 members of the RSAA have been invited by the DcBary Art Club to a Christmns party at the .DcBary Mansion. teacher, led the group in pray­ er and spoke briefly on "How Christmas Is a Time for Re­ membering.” Mrs. Carlton Henley, presi­ dent, called for monthly 're­ port* with Mrs. Bill John* Jr., Personal Ministries chairman, reporting that roller skates had been sent to the classsponsored ■ little girl at the Baptist Children's H u m e , Lakeland. A sunshine offering was tak ' cn, the Npvemher minutes read and prizes were award­ ed Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Ed Alderman in a delightful contest participation. The members all contribut­ ed food and glfls (nr a Christ­ mas basket to lie presented to a needy family during the hol­ iday season. Mrs, Cleveland received a lovely gill from the class with the members enjoying a tradiliona! gift exchange from the beautifully packaged gilts Irom ‘neath the tree Mrs Reynolds served de­ licious parly pretty refresh­ ments. creating a most fes­ tive atmosphere for the me­ morable occasion. S t o r e s . 322-09 tVERYO N£ JfunncJkf^ POP COHN SQUARES 8 cups popped corn 1 cup sugar lii cup corn syrup ** cup water 1 thsp. butler I Up. salt Put pop|ied corn through coarse knife of food chopper. Roi] sugar, syrup, salt and water to hard ball stage (265270 degrees). Add huttrr. Roil -THE PRESCRIPTION OCR PRI MARY rONCF.IlN" to hard crack stage (288 29(1 degrees). Add (Hipped corn, stir until well blended Return to fire for a minute to loosen Locally Owned And Operated Hy Glenn McCall And "Ernie" Mills mixture. Pour onto well-but­ tered linking sheet. Hull with COR, 1st & M AGNOLIA PHONE 322-248! rolling pin as thin as possible. DOWNTOWN SANFORD Cut in squares. T O U C H T O N ’S R EXA LL DRUG S. Seminole Club Y u le Program By JoAnn llsya Mr. and Mr*. Lesler Harper hid a* guests this past week­ This Monday end their two daughters. Mrs By Jane Casselberry E. H. Moran of Orlando and South Seminole Garden Club Mrs. Sara Jaeger of Sanford. Also visiting with the Harpers will hold its annual Christmas last week was Chirlcs Dur­ program Monday, Dec. 21, at 1:30 p.m. at the Women's Club rani Irom Sstsuma. building in Cesselherry. thins Id Alwood will he Iciv 1 MftnWr* I f f fluffed to ing for Winston-Salem, N. C , bring a Christmas arrangeIn a few days to spend the UTicnt or. corsage which they Christmas "holidays with his have made to he Judged with daughter and her family. ■ prize going to Die best en­ Donald ha* always driven up try. There also will be a plant * before but plans to fly this exchange. All those attending are ask­ trip. ed to bring a 50 cent gift for Mrs. Loom McLain has a child to be Included in the been moved from Seminole Christmas baskets to be dis­ Memorial Hospital to the He- tributed by the Casselberry Bary Nursing Horn* in De- Lions Club to needy families Bary. She Is feeling much bet­ of the area. It would be help­ ter and would enjoy a card or ful if age and sex of the child a visit from har friends in who might enjoy the gift la Geneve, marked on the tag. Oc^uxxJL, Sweaters Skirts Blouses Capri Pants Lounging: Sets Costume Jewelry Bags Conte in today and choose your gifts for her from our most Interesting selection BOOTS! Complete Your Ensemble With Shoes From G ift pictures Wrapped l Acme'Cowboy & Cowgirl Boots IR-99 'SfcUtM _ D r u q LAST 3rd A N I) SANFORD (Opposite Winn-Dixie) 2440 S. OAK AVE. PARTIES arden»men»Chil8trhas FCKERD q u a n t it ie s Nannie's Kiddie Care MR. AN D MRS. LOUIS SW EE TEN JR, ■Use tine sandpaper to smooth a small nick on a piect o f glassware. Stocking Present: Sandalwood Attar Shavt Lotion will bo tho making of hit Christmas stocking, 3.75. I M ONDAY, DECEMUEK 2 !»t At Christmas Buffet Party GIFT S GRAND OPEN IN G Art Association Honored CERTIFICATE w h il e (V A L U E S TO $5.99) Personals Mrs. Irving Pryor Hostess m ff The Golden Circle Class of the First Baptist Church held Forest City the annual Christmas party recently at the beautifully dec­ orated Idyllwlldc home of Mrs. Don Reynolds, with the hostess opening the meeting By Maryann Miles by reading a story, "What C. F. Field of Forest City Shall We Give to the Chil­ Is a patient at Orange Memor­ dren ?" which was concluded ial Hospital for observation with comments. following eye surgery. Mrs. M. N. Cleveland,'class The Sanford-Seminole Art Association enjoyed tile an nuai Christmas parly on Dec. 14 at the Lake Monroe inn with 60 members and guests in attendance. The delicious buffet dinner was organized and supervised by Mrs. Mary Dr Wit. hospital­ ity chairman, with the S.SAA colors of green and white used in the decor, Following the buffet dinner the president. Mrs. Erma .Smith, invited everyone to Join In the singing of Christ­ mas carols, led by Dr. Wade Garner witli Mrs. Georgia Ball at the piano. (T TO $7-99 s n e s o iii cAseitt N IG H T U N T IL Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 210 8. P A R K AVE. • Accredited Chsrg* Accounts Welcomed OPEN EVERY C H R ISTM A S! D O W N TO W N SANFO RD DOW NTOW N SANFORD �•A \ V «. ' T • » / ■Xt — h- y W Hfr"*.. * * Wrf Vnfirrfl (Dsiah i V By Hrlen Henneaey Newspaper Enterprise Aaan. Costume jewelry ninkcr a fine, easy-to shop for Christmas sift for a fellow to give a irirl of any age. Bat If you haven’t bought any lately, you're In for a surprise. A few yean back when you planned to give mom a nice pin for Christmas, you chose gold initials, a pretty rhlnestone flower or maybe even something that spelled out "Mother" in a fine marcaslte sciipt. Now you buy her a reptile, a piece of office equipmrnl in miniature or maylie a bug. There‘a even a gold inchworm around. Charms, too, are big sellers at Christmas. And there are manufarturen who make the peisonal touch possllde in sterling silver for under 95. They suggest that juu supply the memory and they will supply the charm. There’s something for everyone. For the woman who loves her job, there are tiny type­ writers. erasers with attached brushes Just like the real thing, pencil sharpeners, tele­ phones, 'pencils thut actually write, steno pads and slap lore. There provide constant reminders of happy hours a* work. For the wife who gets one night a w/*k out to play pok­ er with the girls, there’s a touching memory of her last royal flush, beautifully enam­ eled on silver. Those In love haven't been forgotten In charmland, eith­ er. There are cuphls, hearts and keya, kissing timers, en-. gngrment r i n g s , wedding bands and even a tiny marri­ age license. And then there me the bugs. She cun have any speclea her little heart desires in charms or plus. If it's bvotles she likes, they even coins- in watch designs. and paste, the rest of the male population can let cos­ tume jewelry take the pain out of Chriktuias shopping. You can get all the huga and things in one Store and carry home the mcnageiie in one small bag. , Chic Chat " I just bought a new bright red suit. Hut the lipstick and nail polish shade I always wear doesn't look right with it. The- shade is deep rose. What color lipstick ami polish would be.best?”— Evelyn F. Dear K'clyn F: Try a very pule pink. If you have.never used this shade, you may feel Your girl loves the lliulles thut it isn't light for you at but isn't mad for jewelry? first. But be a bit more adWell forget the jewelry. Just venturous with make-up than sit doWIt atld get all artsy- you are now. You aay "th.craftsy and make her some shade I always weal doesn't ilratle dolls. Four eggshells look right . . ." It's fun to make the heads, (put a pin change your make-up to com­ hole at each end nnd blow the plement your costumes. (live ' eggs out.I black thread is this new method a whirl. hair, ink does the faces Se­ You'll enjoy the difference it cure black paper cylinders to can make in your looks. the egg-heads with rubber ce­ I -------ment and paste on paper col­ (’ lease send your fashion lars and ties. If she changes problems to Helen llenncssy her mind alxiut jewelry^ she in citre of this paper. While ran alwuya pin Itingo on her she cannot answer each lettei sweaters. p-'rsonally, letters of general So except for the chap who interest will lie answered in will be busy wfth the seissors , this column. m ate*. • HEAR ABBY: I am a confirmed coward and do not hate the nerve to con­ front my husband with the letters he is receiving at hi* place of business front his ex-wife. She discarded hint for her own convenience, and when things did not work out for hrr she de­ cided she wanted him bark. In the meantime he had met and married me. I can­ not prevent thia woman front writing to my hueband.—but her letter* la-gin. My Darling, I received your letter," which int-ana that he la writing^to hrr, too. That la what is break­ ing my heart, Abhy. We have .liecn married only six months and he professe* to love me deeply, yet- be- «v4«liiiue# to deceive me by corresponding with hi* ex-wife. Her letters ate love letters, complete with lipstick prints over her sig­ nature. ltow can I let my la-loved husband know that be it tort tiling me without admitting that I invaded hi* privary ? BROKEN-HEARTED BRIDE DEAR BRIDE: You ran't. But don't let that slop you. id ay greeting on the rup Thia waa to l»e placed 111 front uf By Abigail Van Buren Walt until you ar* both re­ laxed, unhiufled and In the mood to talk, anofflen tell him exactly what you have told me. The next move will la- his. And if he doesn't raped hia marriage vrfwa hy forsaking Al.J. others, the next move is yours. • • • DEAR ABRY: A friend o f mine had • bridal shower three weeks prior to her wedding. Right after the shower she broke her engagement. What ahould he done concerning the gift*? Thank you. WONDERIN'!, DEAR WONDERING: The gift* should lx return­ ed. . DEAR ABBY: I recently attended a dinner party at aoineonr'a home. The table was act with place mata! I thought place mats were curved for luncheons, and table cloths were tiled for dinner partiei. The food was all dished up on plate* in the kitlirn and served directly to the guests, starling with the hostrsa fit at. There was a POTTED PLA N T in the renter of the table instead (Jacoby On (Bhidyo Ton many rook* spoil tha broth anti too ninny captains will sink uny ship. There was nothing unusual alHiut East’s 0|>enlng tliamond bid, nor in South’* two-club trip to the proceiy aft* r tin* overrall and West’s tup-spade expect««l company cornea. I bid. Brightening A Yuletide fly%Pollj O irorr Nrwtpaptr F.ntrrprW Ann. T r !. T)«e. 18, * « i — P a r * * W m Tl NORTH II ♦ III I v m ♦ QJ + QJS4 W IST EAST (D) 4 K Q 10 42 A A J I T VQJIi V AK ♦ K6 4 J 10 1111 4 10 e 41 no i TH , 4 None ♦ 10911 ♦ A 74 4 A K 9I 71 East and West vulnerable Eul Rout* West North 19 24 24 84 Pass Pan 34 fl 4 Pasa 7 4 Dble. Pats I’sss Tis* Opening lead—4 K. DEAR PO LLY—Somr'jftmr* thn fireplace aent the previou* *ilw’ayp kee|A oh hntid the niak- r At this ikiiiil. North decblyear. They hail o friend take mpa id a r u m p irlt dinnar so ed to lieconie captain for In* • ir° mjr ln*)nwi morr*) fur a picture of them In front o f •fife ntnf jumped to five t Iii I-s. i » « ) from un Miitf my mother* their Otriatma* fireplace nnd t h e y aie nlVa y* rea«ly for lie tlltln’l tmve -tlu- cards to Inluw wrote that ChrUtnm* mailed it to ua for our Chriat juit am h enter pern n ». My justify that Ititl. i-ut hr wantflidn't •rrm the nutiie. We tie mna. So many li m r i they liaxe fuvuiite dtimei dlt|»li • n >*- «i etl to stir tilings up for his filled tu try and do aoinetliinir mefitistncd how much fun tlu* L mined h^in, * 1*1110*11 tin) peas. \ulneralile opponents slid hs about It. The following Dr.- holidaya a r « for them apain inplAlit liiaehed pirtntoee n succeeded admirably. East dr. enjher I wr Pent a jrlft with hnrh year we will continue to cun of pineapple mid a puck- cided to overbid u t ■if It* and instruction* NOT t<r unit un* aend tliein pome rall y gift* npe of prated cheese f••1 a Went to fire spades. til t liriPtlliMP hut to open it that will help create the holi­ aul.id. I hi ll, too. thete ip kI South pn-.ed anti then immediate!). The irift *u?» an day atnioaphere. J O %1 K w a ) t m fto/eti pie that • an West got into the act. lie Me­ artificial fireplace with a let­ DEAR 1MU.I.V My hint .« In * popped in the oven for n nded to captain In* Irani and his full stint when he leaped ter efie|i»»«-d that laid tu for the p u la who fre«|iient|y pom I dr«M’ii None l»f tks*4* in hid six apadis. to five clubs. East passed. uutili f"f the postman in .1 chatipe puraea to match co»- , thinpa take loiip t•* fix. >*ni North passed lie had dune Why not? week or *u Deremher 1f>, the ttunes. I.ata or tiumlhupa and have (line to apetul with other par*ni:e ariived. It too, find they have failed to train pueats and they don’t feel hhi to In* opened imiiP'd'Atrly frr nil the neteaaiuy paraphs-i- their ti*it »a !«»«• ninth tiouand rontamed two pally dec­ nalia. Take a plastic hup th* M e . - M B S It. A M. orated felt at«H'kinpp. marked width of m«iat hundhapp, ndl When you Invite guests toepsted. I lie only way you can Mother mid Dad. to lump on the top o u t M’Vt i hi tin eP “ t'hibl C l i s i v r . ” ’ T i l ntmg the file place. Inaidc thru nnd t a i l ) e\iT )thinp in the I’atter” ami “ l l i r i f t y Hint.'' youi luunr, ) uu hope they he sure that U.»y ilu u hy atockinpa were a lot «*f miall plastic hap that you altouhl arr three i»f the I'niutei-^a-k vtill du nil the proper thing* hearing some compliments. pifta, w tapped nnd marked have aloiip at nil tinu-a. When t-I i liapteis 111 1’nlly Cramer's tu nmkr yuur party a purrmi. ^ oil hope that no i'll# guest ^ «»u hope they’ll arrive on will nioiiisptdlte Die lonversa'•Don’t open until Decent lier t'hunpinp hiindhapa Ju p I re I-’ page 1-iMiklet. To order your 2.V* Thin wny the t'lfiteinetd •ino\e the phiPtic hap to th* ■ -py •< ini ) 0U1 haute, s-l-lre-s time — fur the anke c»f the thin, and that you won't have of C'hrintnma uaa spread ov­ purse you will entry and tIn*t — ami .'ht- to Folly’s I’oillters. roast in tfie oven—hut not 10 to ri»t>e with the iliffiriilt I ininutea rally in rase you are guest who waits to !»« ainuier a month. are no *forpotten item* r •• (T h e San fo nl ll'-raldi. running Um» rtoaa tu >..ur ed. The next yfar we hroliplit K MM \ I 'M II •» J'at«, Dept A. Ituilio h i ' i l u l I* f u r co m fo rt, ^ on hope that from the a Inrpe white nip and with DEAR P O L L Y — T o avoid 1 it) .Station, Ne w York It*. i You hopt* there won't In­ moment your guest* come in* textile paint* I paint«^4^h<d- j fuss and iiervouptiets ami n N t (x) q J ho (itom en : 1Itr pF4»- ^ Record Shop Leslie Uggams Keeps Busy By Joan Croiby |out ao pretty,*' Leilie laid. I Allium of the vtr^k^^So you Newxpaper Enterprise Ann. that when I met Tlie Dratlcn. s»*r . . . \\« All Have ProhNEW YORK — IN EA) - I told Paul McCartney that I ||.||| Dii k (,'it-giirjr keeps Leslie I'ggania got Die shock ha«f in.ole the record, and hi* saving In Iiiv new Colptx al­ of her life when she met The said. 'You rccorrfcrt t h m t 1bum But listeners only have duction out of leaving. Will |»ir so* hows »• keep U s Uat htrr ’’khi-'-ng ' ffi r diAf/uii'e corL-ge*. Since Jung Along' W it Rt It It aeema Iter latest single, ft out drowning out Gregory. (Inly in this i«*t season for Columbia. Is The Beatles' Milch went off television, lev Listen as he talks about cheat­, Doug Scovil, an assistant "And 1 Igne Her.'' sung as a lie has been busy with supper ing on your income tax. Black rouvh at Navy for two years, did Hardin fall slioit ns this ballad: "1 thought it turned club appearances across the j-Mutllm», and why- hr will whs considered the out stand­ Midshipmen won just tlirre of ing candidate today to sue- 10 games and his| to' Army.. country and in Australia, hhe • name hi, next child Beulah c*ed Wayne Hardin si head Overall, Hardin - cvkilii-d lias also beep signed for six Pop stuff — "Lira. L lia ” football coach at the Naval trams at Nav? compiled a 38Hawk Bol> Pettit appearances tills season on itaplol) introduces Lira Mm Academy. 20-2 mark. Die Ed Sullivan Show. Still Sidelined nrlli. who can really belt out Srovil, who played at Col­ Hardin said he still was "Y et, 1 miss Sing Along. I ST. LOUIS tU P l) — Veteran a song or croon a ballad. lege of Pacific, has been th* unsure of hie future plans. Hr »t. Louii Hawk Bob I’ettlfa in­ miss the people 1 worked 'Koustalvoul" (IK 'A Victor) quarterback r o a c h u n d e r often hue said that lie didn't jury' » » » diagnosed today as with I was oh the ihow lor proves Elvis Preyley la still Hardin aince li«"I. Scovil alto want to remain In coaching, fractures of tlie first four lum­ three seasons, and 1 really (lie best ol tlie teenagers' I had • highly successful car­ tand thl* ia believed to I* the learned about television. I bar transvere processes on the favorites I'terola Pupa, Dan- eer as head coach at San crux of his resignation, lie right side of the back, enough learned about camera work, nv Thomas' 13 >car-old discov­ Mateo (Calif.) College, where reportedly wa* seeking the damage to keep him sidelined make-up, the proper clothes ery'. niakes a good tjebut on hia learns compiled a 36-7-0 job of assistant athletic direc­ to sear, the difference In for another 10 dtya. V\ami r Brothers. "Gene Bar­ record in fiva seasons. tor at the academy, now held The 32-year-old Pettit was songs for television and clutw ry Sing* of Lovely Things" Hardin "resigned" from hit hy K. E. iltlpl Miller. 66, and For instance, In a club you injured kn last week's game t RCA Victor) "Goldflnger" reportedly waa thwarted in against the Lo* Angeles Inkers can do a wilder song that re­ (United Artists) hat a score post Thursday although hr •tail hud four years remain­ hia efforts. quires production. In televis­ when he was said to have col­ hy John Barry and a title ing un a five-year contract. ion, a number ahouldn't tie lided with Rudy 1^ Russo. sons' by la-tlic Brlcuste and He aaid h* had reached a MMPLF. ENOUGH too busy.” Anthony New ley, aung by “ mutually satisfying settle­ ^ IN L A N D PA UK. N. M. — Leslie says tclcvUiun is still Jackson Honored Shirley Basse). "Eyes For ment” with the academy on (N'EA)— Ihmg Atkina, public her f a v o r i t e performing CHICAGO (L 'P I) - L * «> ground, but she la an exceed­ You" tltt'A Victor) has styl- the approximate 172,000 due relation' dlrecUrr at Sunland isl Ethel Ennis In top form. Jackson, a 24 game winner for ingly happy young lady who him undrr team* of the con­ Park, asked a simple question the Chicago Cubs last season, doesn't even have the usual Don't just til theie—if )uu tract eigned last year. —and get an even simpler an­ has been aamed Chicago play­ complaint* about loud drunks want to parUci|>ate. Capitol William 8. Buelk, director swer. er of the year by tlie Baseball in supper clubs. " I work in hat a series of smg-along rec­ of athletics at Navy, said tlie Noticing a tall Texan, fresh Writers Association local chap­ such nice places even the ords that are tun. Each one athletic board of control from th* range, who was ter. comes with the lyrics, so you probably wuuldn't name a new training horses at the New drunks are nice." |can join in with "The Folk coach till after the new year, Meslco track, Atkina asked A trip to Australia ia in the KOGAN* FEAT ofl|ng h r The Ed Sullivan - Hit Song Book," "The Top 40 adding it “ will lie considering why he wore only one spur. FORT WORTH. Tex. (L T D Show next spring,- and Leslte Song Biojk," or "The Country prospective candidate! . over "Wall, I reckon if one side of *, —Ben Hogan won (he Colonial the horse stars to run, the bopes to go along. She and the and Western Hit Song Book." the next several weeks." National Invlatlon golf chamGo for baroque t_ Mercury Hardin, 87, enjoyed a spec­ other side will too," waa the Australian people are in love. pKm»hlp fha times, in 194«, "1 have never met people ha* released right fine albums tacular career at tha academy cowboy'a explanation. 1947, 193.', 1933 and 1139. like the Australian!. 1 made in the Grdat Music Scries, after assuming the head friends in the three weeks with music from composers coachiqg duties from Eddie KTABTER WHOLESALE NEW YOHK (LTPI)—Frank NEW YORK (UPD—A total that I was there that I feel are Vivaldi, Couperut, Handel, Co­ Erdelatx in 1969. Ills .teams Of 994 baseball* were used In friends for life. And it it such relli, Purcell, Teleo\ann, Ra­ had five straight 'winning sea- Thomas has been tlie starting the Q-lnnlng game between a beautiful country. 1 can't meau, J. S. Bach, Haydn. Mo­ sons, each time whipping left fielder for the New York the San Francisco Giants and wait lo go back. 1 bate to fly, zart and Beethoven. Each al­ arch-enemy Army, and In Mete on the three opening , the New York Meta in Shea and U'a 10,000 miles, but I'm bum ha* one hour's music on 19G3 Navy had a 9-1 record days tlie Meta have been in and waa ranked s e c o n d existence. willing to fly to get there." it • 1 Stadium last Ms/ 91. ...i 'International Look' * - By Walter Logan In San Francisco and finally hnd toured the men’*'shop* on migrated down the coast to Oxfqrd, Bond and Regrat United Press International Beverly Hills. ‘ Streets and Savile Row. NEW YORK (UP1) — Ron The expression "Paris of ' He said he found mare Amer» Postal, of Beverly llllls. Calif., lakes violent exception to a men's fashions” was based on lean styles evident everywhere the fact the so-called "Ixmdon phrase wt once used calling —the one button ault srith' nar­ Look” with slight waist sup­ Ixmdon the Paris of men's row lapels and aleeve cuffa, DEAR WITHHOLD: We pression and hacking pockets fashions. He says the last Eng­ lighter weijht materials, sports are all “ Ignorant” on dif­ is making a dent on American lishman to be well-dressed wear, more color and a wide ferent aubjecta. Anyone styles and because such fads was the Prince of Wales, now adaption of American • inspired who would criticise a wellas striped shirts usually have the Duke of Windsor. innovations. meaning hostes* who has their origin in I-ondon. Postal, W, is director of the He said I-ondon's fine tail­ done hrr best to entrrtaln £TTte rugged American male her guests is, In my opin­ National Council of Men'* has no desire whatever to look ors are still using the tamo ion, more guilty of ignor­ Fashions and Is generally re­ British, or Italian, or French," basic look handed down from garded In Beverly llllls as the (heir grnndfstliers and are at­ ance that the hostess. he said. "He prefers a style high priest of American mile • # *’ tempting to update the de­ which is good wherevej he goes CONFIDENTIAL TO M. fashions, ill* forte Is the,"in­ In this age of Jet and spare tails— ’ •They're trytaR to be ternational look" which out,;w>rr fashionably creative bt4 , P.: Grief ran take rare of travel. That can ^ottly, tjr the the'trouble is they ddn'B*Iiww itself. But in order to get 'dates any regional or national International Look. where to stop.” He said the the full value., of Joy, you. look. "You can't take one Image ''Postal, whose slim physique In ailhourltc and apply it to problems was "too many glmmust 'share It with *<>meMSI---------------- -------------- ts crowned by red hair, began men of different helghu, mieka.’t-----------------------------a« a foe -if hidebound tradi­ widths and sires, making it Some of Postal'* Innova­ Problems? Write to AB- tion when he wav only 13 and look good on all of them. The tions include narrower tlea, HY. llox (19700, I<os An­ living in New Y’ork. ilia par­ English are finding this to be streamlined bikini underwear geles. i'alif. For a personal ents demanded he enter man- true at home. too. because for less underclothes bulk, betreply, enclose a stamped, hiaal in eonvention.il blue through natural evolution the tershaped footwear, a roll col­ serge lie did—but the suit was British figure is also changing lar dress shirt witliout a neck­ self-addressed envelope. • * • hi* own design. in many ways, railing for dif­ band and simpler Jewelry. Hate to write letters? Many of his clients are In the lie migrated from New York ferent styles. Anything labeled Send on dollar to Abby, City to Albany. N. Y. for a Tiie English J,ook’ now belongs theatrical world. Box 69700, l-o* Angeles, brief stint in the fur business, In the Victoria and Albert "M y kind of clothe* never Calif., for Abby's booklet, entered the army and went to Museum.” got lost In a crowd, which may HOW TO WRITE LET­ lew Angeles to sell ball point Postal recently made a six- explain why performers like TERS FOR AI.L OCCA­ pens. Hr opened a men* shop' week trip to the British Isles lliem," he said. SIONS.” M By Oswald Jacoby B O Cl ' Share Responsibility This put it right up to South, who put on his cap­ tain’s hat, went into a huddle, Bv Muriel Lawrence Itlie connection to.-tween tlie.ve through I'm going to the mov­ took a deep breath and hid Newspaper Enterprise Assn. |late hours and her health. Why ies and when 1 come homo I seVrn club*. | DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: do you plead with them to take intend to go to sleep. This Is West doubled and opened a For the last three nights In a their share* of responsibilliy your problem now." spade. South ruff.d and led a row my lft-yrar okt girl has hy whining at them about your j Hoy. do wo American vs'omco heart, whereupon East took not come home until after 2 worry snd sleeplessnessT You still have a long wpy to got his ace and king and led th* a m. Slve has been keeping |ape bemg’ IWSTHy treated. And When ' WP Sec pictures or Jack of diamond*. This re­ jAheoet \aV4bour* ever sinew ah» when pesq>\* waist-on treating j movies ol primitive women sulted In South losinlr four started dating a 22 year-old as unfairly, il is (line to get staggering along under mon­ trick* and 700 point*. strous burdens of firewood we have met only once. Her angry Do j mi know what anger Is? while thrlr menfolk stride aSouth could have eaved a father says I can't eontrtd her It Is awareness of our limits; long alicad of them carrying trick In the pluy, hut no one berauw- I have spoiled her. I had t uisted hit arm and don't know win-re to turn for our limits of patience, our nothing IHit themselves, wo .forced him to Idd seven clubs. help. Though six knows 1 am limits of strength, of what we{ shake our heads and think, Instead, he could have passed sick with worry and cannot can do And Is to lx felt when "Oh. pm»r tilings How civil!*sis spades and collected a sleep, all she says when I tell other people demand that wt^ cd arc we In comparison!" Wo really have no right to this paloO-p.-lnt profit orphe might leer this lc that she has tier exceed lh<-e limitC. have doubled snd made 'J00 own life lo live. . . j l( we can't he aware of the, Irontring thought. Burdens of point*. After all, two ares ANSWER You need anger, limit* of our strength, we can l responsibility f«»r children sre are pretty g-««d d e f e n s e fellow woman Anger at your became angry at a husband or much heavier than burdetu of against s slain. husband. Anger at your child child who overburden us. We: firewood Yet you, my friend, Vs It Is, you are taking *11 can’t champion ourselves t>) who wouldn't dream o/ stag­ the responsibilliy for her. You j crying out In them. " 0 K , I've gering along under the weight have allowed her and tier (a had It now I've taken in) share, of firewood while your husband tla-r to place It all on you He .of responsibility in this situa-( walked In front of you parry­ is her parent, too, sou know, lion—and now it a up lo )ou ing nothing have said not on* by thein.rlc r*. And she Is not a baby She Is two! I'll rail) around if Jam s wsud to demand that he car­ 3«-c, hi-pr ) nur women quite old enough —and so is la-hava-r gets In-r into trouble ry his share of parental r«guest, will rinii-ml-cT there yum husband— to understand (or makes her sick, but now I’ m, S|MMI.Slblllt> aie men present and talk steiut something beside* their children, the price of food and their new draperies. You think shout things like these when YOU are the tins less But do you forget them when you are the guest? X> By Ruth Millett mi Homework Is No Gift Tilt­ W4I nan who h a* lesrned to hr char tiling in ladh roles will find that the welcome nisi is always out for her. Doug Scovil Pictured First Federal Tops Day & Nile To Succeed Hardin t r r trrTr.r.r^r. r r r r r r 1.' . t«» your Knrnr thry w II frrl rrlri *«m| nli*l glad to hr w hrru t h f ) Arr. Y«uj hop*- the turn won't IfitDirr anil li’Mv r th* woinrn the traditional rut flow­ er*. Ilava the rulea for antertalning properly chang­ ed? Please print this with your answer for other* who are Ignorant when it cornea to etiquette. , WITHHOLD MY NAME -------- Hy Susan Light Newspaper Enterprise Assn. DEAR MRS LIGHT—The big pusii is on again. I mean loading tlie kid* up with home­ work for the Chri-tmaa hol­ iday*. For the last five year* I've spent the week between Christmas and New Year'* rlmuffeiiring my youngster* to and from the local library a* well at at Iraal one trip A full court press and Run dy Brown's 3N point* ruablrd .' iin fff 90 to .'It victory over tlie Da) Uiif'('hrihtmni vncMion wf A Nile (irillrrs in Saturday w r t i l to F lo r h t n . n iril Die k l« ll morning's Juni-.r Boys Basket- | i»prnt m o re tim e e o iilitn jr up baU'l ragu* play, *p<m*otrd hy ! U i o i f le d g e tlia h - t o a k .n g up th* Hanford K«iuation De­ eun. partment, Thia year even my sixth Tommy Graccy tallied 21 giuder has a trim paper to points for ilia 'tirillrre. In othrr contest*. Sanford do I suppose the fust grader A t l a n t i c Nutiolial Bank will be neat. 7 be light* burn at our house trounced WTRR 2V to IS, Pinrcresl Itrsall «-!gcd Stand­ until all hours, and nut just ard Oil 34 to 31 and Sanford on the Chrialume tree. The Electric defraud Strickland- whole thing hums me up. l tee ms to me the holiday* Morrison in a thriller. Th* Hunker* werr pared by- ahould lie a time for rest, re Andy Adcock and Harley >lasation and family-/un. Kids Hykra with 13 and eight should be able to forget school points respectively. Casey for Just a little while. Par­ Gerald turned in a fine de­ ents. tool Why are teachers such fensive effort for the BroadScrooge* about this holiday easlere. Mike KIChard boosted the humewurk bit? I'm sure they Druggist* with 17 points and don't spend THEIR vacation Russ Gordie helped In th* re­ grading papers and making bounding department. Bill out raaina.— NO CHRISTMAS Hopes’ 14 waa top* for th* SPIRIT. ANSWER: You've said It Oilers. In the match of undefeated better than I could. Why ARE quintets, A1 Groom* hit two teachers such Scrooges about free throws with only two sec­ holiday homeworkT I f * en­ onds remaining to pava the ough to make even the kldt way for the Hanford Electric who love school say, "Bah, victory. Grooms and Kick humbug!” Aa a weak defense, perhaps Smith — both fine guards — sank • combined 26 points for some of the assignments yuur tha Electrician! but Paul Wat­ children have ar* the long­ son's 14 point* was top*. Bill term type that actually ahould Schmidt connected for 21 be finished BEFORE Christ­ point* for tha Automen. mas. Their teachers may be In Intermediate League ac­ using th* holidays only a bon­ tion, th* Jets whipped th* us period for completion of a Lions 41 to 21 and the CelU notebook or term peper. Even dehorned the Kama 44 to 10. aa you and L, moat young ater* are procrastinator*. They wait until the last minute to do a sis week assignment, then hum the midnight oil. Are you SURE some of this Christ­ um* work wusn't assigned in October ? Nevertheless, I've heard en­ ough complaints about Christ­ mas homework to suspect that many of them Ate legitimate. And a* a parent. I've suffer­ ed- through a few liumrwork the reault of putting, off till Clirialmu* whnt should h a'a been done by Halloween or Thanksgiving. |(ow about It, teachers T Why tint give all of your pu­ pils a real Christmas present this year—NO homrworkl Please aend your school problem* to Susan Light in rare of The Hanford Herald. While she cannot'answ er each Teffrr ’ pelaoAa rr;. ‘ m i '; ™ " v , r my self By and lurge, I don't general intr-rrat will he.anewbelieve I hia homework wa* rrrd in this column. 11 v* your neck hy which you My readers are always writ­ ing to aay, “ I want to reduce,” win or lose. You can do much ..| w#nl ^ , lovely hair- to youthlfy your mind, your do,” "I want lo color my laid) and appearance from the hair,” I want a better akin,” outside 1 know tltis to be true, "1 want a decent neck," "I because I have been in the "business” of working with want . . . 1 want.” Yes. dear ladies, but 1 can­ women almost all ut my adult not do these things for you. life. 1 know that women can You must and CAN do these accomplish an) thing, li you tilings for yourself. 1 fact, 1 “ want" to take advantage of think women can do anything my help through booklets and they really WANT to do. It leaflets, do, and 1 know that lake* a hit of time and cuoccn- you ran find whatever you (ration, but you can do ttl wish If you want It enough. 1 am merely bringing to your When you wish to receive attention that 1 can only belp leaflet! and booklet*, you mult you through my column, which address your own return enve­ la written just for you. My lope, stamp It and enclose tha booklet and leaflet! are writ­ proper coin My service la non­ ten by me for the after.-forty profit and we need your co­ women who feel the need of operation to get the material the help I am prepared to give. tu you. We cann't send it by But, dear ladle*. I cannot force return mall, aa thk letter* and you to adopt my plana or fol­ requests taka some Uma to low the diets. 1 cao only give reach us. If you make up your mtnda you the information. You must adhere to the dleta, do the ex- to use the Information, 1 know ercisea, take care of your akin, you will be pieseed with your your neck, your hands, your Monday "Dear Edyth hair and really want to recooThornton McLeod.” •> dlUoo yourself. ; �{ [ hi i A . 4 42 Young Adiilfs Of Pinecresf Hold Yule Parly ffitt franforh Page 10 — Dec. 18, 1064 Wrralh OUR BOARD ING HOUSE * ^ By Galbraith ■ SIDE GLANCES ____• t e r M B ATM lM ?W ^Rt ALL 3.6-SAW — PUZZL& PANS IN ) TMld H O U S 6 . AM* W H £ N I <SET TH RU . WITH H l « y i S t L J AIL HAVE A LOT OF f UN FOR TH' < n e x t AtortTH.rtJTForty-two tnerabon of t6« TINCS HIM TOGETHER four classes la the Youoit “ A G AIM/ Adult department of Pinecreat BapUit Church were preient to enjoy the annual ChrUUna* dinner. The aoclal ball of the church had a feitive atmoiphcre created by original Chrlatmaa decorations made by members of Mrs. Harry Tltahaw's class. Mra. William Gramkow’a class planned and prepared the holiday dinner and special re­ cognition was given those of Cedi 6la wart's ilaaa for thilr COMMITTEE MEMHERS and teachers o f Pinodecorations; Mrs. Harry*Titahnw, teacher; Cecil work. S reak Stewart, Men’s class teacher; Mrs. John Frey, crest Daptiat Young Adult department In charge FOR A Mrs. Byron Loach directed o f nrrangementa for the annual Chrlatmaa party decorations, and Mrs. Bryon Leach, teacher; BREATHER* the eveolng's entertain mm l included (le ft to right) Mrs. Buddy SulHvan, program, which climaxed with a Chrlatmaa reading glvso by OUT OUR W A Y Page Williams. Departmental officers are IW M h W A lw fg m ih tS * Mrs. William Guess, superint­ endent; Fred Gray, associate "Well it tuku all kinds, I always sayF* auplntendeut, and Buddy Ra­ bun, aecietiry Serving on the decoration committee* were By Dick Turner C A R N IV A L M n. John Frey, Mra. Dick En­ gle, Mrs. Tim Phillips, Mrs. not going to change because . we should quit trying to dhr-. lied Fund leaders In Seminole Ily Julian Hlenxtrnm Llndsy Pitmsn and Mrs. Bud­ G. T. Willey, vice presi­ . . . (It) will upset our a**ocl- I ide and* conquer and go in as I give his recommendations for dy Sullivan. one overall effort in the area.” a metropolitan plan serious The food committee consisted dent and general manager of ation with the others.” Willy concluded, “ I think Ho slao suggested that Un- |consideration, , , of Mrs. Csrl Bronijh Mrs. C» the Orlando division of Mierthle William and Mrs. Robert tin Company, hns told Troy Pope and tbe clean up com Ruy Jr., campaign chairman miltae of Efr Buckner, Doyle for the United Fund of Semi­ Heddrlck, John Trey, J. W nole County, “ we do not In­ Wade and Clarence Henning. tend to divide our Upiled Ap­ peal effort." Willey’i reply came after Ray had upprnled to the Mar­ tin firm to diatribule United Appeal fund* collected from Seminole County employee of Martin to this county's Unit­ 3Rvr<U.ieuja ed Fund. -J THE BUSYBODY U-lfltrl Willejr was first contacted by George Touhy and the^MnrSanford Elks might be tin Company heud replied that OUR ANCESTORS he felt Seminole County known ss Santa's helpers tor should become a part of the they are busy preparing for several special events In Orange County United Ap­ which they will ertend (heir peal. Ray countered by saying efforts to make ■ happy Christ­ that thii county had its own mas for many people. Todsy the Elks started on agencies which received sup­ port from tbe county's com­ their holiday activities. First stop on their list w »i munity program, Unit it would the LltUc Red Schoolboiue not be advisable at this time “ W hitt do yo u m ean sclentlate aren’t all m ad j Y o u where they delivered rpe dal­ to associate with thu Orange should aoa Professor H iggins w hen he grades m y ly designed educations) toys effort and askrd that funds chem istry exams!'' received from Seminole em­ (o the children there. TEN THOUSAND Gold Bond stamps are awarded to Mr*. Rcttsie Wackcr. On Sunday, the Elks will ployes be distributed to this o f G1H Park Aventio, from Thriftway Food Store. Awarding the prize hold a Christmas psrty for the county’s effort, at amps is Charlie Gazil, manager of tho supermarket. (Herald Photo) "This problem . . . has T IZ Z Y By Kate Osann residents of Seminole Lodge at 3:30 p. m. and then at 4:13 come up many times,” said they will move on out to the Willey, “ and I would like to SSrepla Home where they will again emphasize that we do HCfllEAU wtp^c: t f l repeat the party. Among the not Intend to divide our Un­ 4hr r lilinly in n i r u T j i iiur.'ft i i » i n r. V O T I C f O f Utl.K In f tin f f l i l f l nf activities which they will per­ ited Appeal effort. It is my *>I Ml Mil ,r. Im \ i i . I Mill in % M ' T I ' i: l « i l i : i t > IsV ' l i v e s J«» <4lift. ftritllnnlr 4 hi ir I j , r l n r » t h ,|t iii *tiftnt in iiitlpr i fiicfnt Idw." In |*r»*l* »|r, HCll form at the two homes (or eld­ personal opinion that tlir-rn • lr \ si im T ht Mi <’ m i n t y J u < | Mft"■ f ' M j r t I n I is rr i 'ftfnlft <tf 1 %1• IM erly persons will be the singing should lie one metropolitan J1•• <i itinl f i H r m l n u l o f ' o U f i t y . K i m - KII \ \ K K V A N H i mi N 1 \V K •1 of Christmas carols, presenta­ United Appeal uml u very sue ■ •i i • hi 4. 1• |If 'f tM tl. t hfLftiiilirr 7. I !*<M, In N11111 K til ♦ III 1 11« iII ft 11m nisi uf ill# Kfttnli* ■f Tn I I I I'rrrllliirw t|nif |*rr ■••**■ tion of gifts and serving of re­ cessful program tins been ( linlfiiai Uni 1 n «g i m i M t 11 (I lJ ‘ l*ili1f*f, i|ri-r*ft* 'V . uf 1i r is* n n«l ■ 1 % 1 1 1 * i : i« ftn\ft • "It l t» II worked out with Winter Park, 4 1. % | u ■ llll I» 1 ti % % n a* mi !» ►rnlirr Ik l:*M *i 1! ol» I ■ nl ft n| ftnlil K«ln ft! freshments. ,e , ■U A M at the Mm-ln <>r Y <11J » rti rjarji <»f y mi • r<* litr<- JY*s, If yo u w a n t to duel, yo u slap a m an w ith your Thursday, the day betiwe Winter Garden, Apopka. Mart- % • %1\ N 1 « %IM »:* i I I I ! \i*IJ .1 ■•I F * Il 41f %nil nr** \\ Ffti t l y ilrscjf u f « H « h f i n i i g i l p r»f«l lflft.1 ■ n«1 ffrijil If r-| In glove, but not w ith y o u r hand in it!” Christmas, will be the biggest land rind Osceola County. .11 'If! if ti f 4 . .*?!.• 1 i.. 4■mUtl t I ( * m t r t h e m f t p I n n f n r < 1. 1*f • ■rut j«ny i L ui* • in! Iimdfi.t* li« t #t»y “ Under Ibis roinhinod vf n •* *U ) t*\ »1Hit ii thi ili'iu i n«l * n..i it A, I lift u t i t l e i ■I g. 11(Ml w i t ! v\ >nu f^ipr1 •-1 'if j "ii, rnujf event of all. m I* tn (h e h 1 i f h f t » t fi j i III ft11114 4lf |C11II •iff •*! f m itgilriat thft vbig»* of Frank Willey -added, “ nu w l i<)• vt uf K At 1:30 P m. at the Elk* furl,” rti n*♦ ►• M ft*l.itft ■ rut m i i b t n a t f f u r M i n fftft ’ rtrtflft rti *7 h a t ftft.grd fgfft i»r Miff SHORT RIBS Club, the Elks will play host to group has lust Its identify or ii« Min i 1 ire 4.1 11•' H In** U«v;r»hfti1 'r«-gI.'Tfc*^- , f*"un*y, <‘ •unify JnUft »f r i•uit ( jr J utin • i»T i<ftr • >• ’ H' lplnolft FlrifMii. at 2tK> children—all of them ape. ability lu control their own \( *ft, .1f H#tnin It 4% n u l l « t )*l« itffl* • i ti k I Pita o f fir® In fit* (m k * r» <*f dally selected for this annual local agencies. When Osceola I ft l i t I u«w 11: There goes the richest nisid CiMtniy f»( Kanfuril, K l«r \n ufi*1lg!4ft4 o n «- l)g lf hi- Mg within ►!» >.tjcttdar m inlhft gala event. Names of the child­ cnin^ in with our urea United I (••11111 Mllhln fi t ■ aiwmtai MAN IN THE COUNTRY. nionl ht frurn Hi® tiiti* <*f tli* (rfpfti in ■iii i a I ft« E**t from the time .yf the flfftl |»ut»* ren were chosen through the Appeal they received muni fit at ituMlr Alliin yf Hit* n*i1 It*# I'J 13 fftcl uf L o ( I of Hull- 1leg It on o f t hie no ! I t # Two tniwri'g Hurvty nf un Ad- «*ihjil«- • o f each rig Ini or <1ein■ ntl Christmas clearing house con- money that they are collect­ Jvacli i la Itn >r >1^mu ml mu at *>• Kii m riling a tnl contglfi thr <111Ion in Hgnfurd* ■ci'ord- • h ill ii» In wrltltig, and «hgt1 ducted by the Elks Club and ing in their own ares and the plgi • of rr»l<|rrii« amt |ioh! of* Ing to plgi th rr ro f rftoord- ftlgfg (lie |i1®r® of r«<!denrft « * d same thing tould happen to flro •drirtai of thr claimant the Salvation Army. of fir® gddrggg of the 9it In (MmI Hook l t |m ( f < )•*>■t ■ml mm! -»• » worn to Ik® 13 gnd 11, I*i)li1la It ecu rd * cl at flight, and ahull he ftwufn * Toya, candy, apples, oran­ (Seminole). * cUIffiant. 111» Agent r aHMTtnvt!',, o f s<(: m l n o l i ? C o n ill r , F ' l o f - to tty Die rl* tin unt. Mu a Rent, ges and cookies will lie waiting ''A s far as Miyrtin is con­ Uf 114a- atifll* ftllftit tic V *1(1 or g(torn*-)r and grrarnffgnlM I.U. /» John T hhntfiri.l Jr f»»fe<1 ttiig )«th dgy of D#e- tfjr 4 ftllng fee aef un* riyi iar god for the children's arrival. The cerned," he stressed, "we ale A 9 k in 'll It l > A *h iiin l*f r» iu< h * (aim of its « fills*r. A. l> 11(4 lemaml n rl so gift*, fruit and other goodies tor, r *. «. IIr gif gift / l » * n l i l F I • Ider Id. flift*! fthil! !)• ¥o|( r t s l m I* ISvani -sw-pwrehaseA-ew rtsmaled bp l i l l O l i l f Jjf The F*V. I ,it IWI' ••■T il -Y^Ffl H i r il P'lPKnipe ■ - usu m u. |ho Elks, with llie cooperation Sat Puri, Avenue K.-utli Juhn K v i n , t ffcegftftd YOU'D [OCX SAD ,ID O . IP Winter P*ih. Florid* of oUier local organisations in­ As ese.-ulors e*C ths l^sst Itutchlgofi gnd Lftffltr Putilteh nets. 11, it. f4, IV44 S II (), |»rft wer II * " Will en>| ■**stsrnenj nf YOU WAD SCO M01HER5-W cluding the Lions Club and Jan l 1SSS. Kratih Ctdn i. deceased Pn iiford, Florid a UAW VI5ITIN6 YOU. American Legion Post 33. Ctm -O At t*»r fifty* for Admlnlgf rgtor Publish Dee. tl, l i s t A Jin United U F Urged Martin Co. Turns Thumbs Down Sanford Elks Start Today On Holiday Tour Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Pres&yrcrfaH — Pageant Set Church Groups Have Program By Jins Casselberry Ths Woman's Society of Christian * Service and the Men’s Club of -Casselberry Community Methodist Church held a combined meeting Tuesday night In the church sanctuary. Mrs. Philip Catsber, WSCS president, gave an inspiration­ al talk and Hr*. E. P. Rich­ ards, program leader, related a Christmas atory. A quartet made up of Rev, and Mra. Deb mas Copeland, Mlaa Phyllis Caaaber and Benda Caesbw tang appropriate songs to Illu­ strate the atory, Following the program ccffee and cookies were served In Weavar Hal). On the hos. teas com ml ilea war* Mrs. Thomas Gulllekaoo, chairman and Mra. Carlyle Swofford, Mra. Mary Pyl*. Mrs. L. E. Swope, Mrs'. William TUford and M n. Copeland. Baptist Program L Forest City Baptist Church will present n Chrlatmaa Mus­ ical Procram under direction of Mrs. Clifford Gresham this Sunday at ths 7:30 p a t serv­ ice A recaption will be held following the program. The puhUs la tavtudi • This Sunday *u A Christmas pageant l»!lthe story of “ The l.ittirst Angel” and presenting a por­ trayal of the Manger Scene will take place at First Pres­ byterian Church of Sanford Sunday at li p.m. featuring members of the Pioneer and Young People’s groups. The church’s annual Joy Gift Ser­ vice will he combined with the pregram. Narrator will be Mr*. Roy Mann and organist will be Mis* Joan Wilke. Young peo­ ple participating will include Tom Hemphill, Jim Dodson, Helen Mann,' David Parker, Buddy Burton, Wendy Sehilke, Fred Ganaa, Andy Lyon, Bill Stamper, Steve Grier, Hob H e n d e r s o n , Gary Ganaa, Parry Echelberger, Jim Buck. Ur, David Aiken, Bob Powell, Charles Hunter, David Lanier and Craig Orsrno. CORRECTIONTbs Dusty Boots Riding As­ sociation hors* show will be bald this Sunday and not Jan. 20 as reported In Wednesday's edition of the Harold. Show U scheduled to begin promptly at 1 p. m- at Ute rodeo arena on Onora Road and there will be a Junior and senior division highpolnt trophy awarded as vel] as a trophy and six rib­ bons lor aacb division. IV 1 1 1 1 , 4'lltCI IT i u ( IIT o f fill V l v r t l JI IIIIT II. 4TMm r . - i > i m i f o i l M iu iM ii.K i hi m i . f i.u itin i. IV < ii i v cr.it v Ml. O H S 1.0NHT- H I T W AR DEN . I'latntllt, *vs> u 11.1.1 MI It. W A L D E N , Jit. I ••f -niUul. : o f » i it T ill W ll.t.l A M II WALDEN. J II r Jo Vi. II Welden. Sr. I- o. Do* it:. Illhenli, lie rale YOU A l i a ItUIUJIlT N O T I­ F I E D that a Complaint tur Di­ vorce snd uttier relief has been filed asalnet you In (he above «t i ted Court. wherein the ru in t lff , LON'ICK MA Y IYS LDUN. Is seeking a Final De­ cree of Divorce A Vinculo M a ­ trimonii, avalnal you YOU AIUS IIKItKttr tIBy t'll lKD In eerve ■ ropy of your AUAwer or other Defence to the Complaint upon Ibe I'lalnlltre attorney, IS. JACK SON II a a s ZU. Allorney at I.aw, IIS North Orange Avenue. Bulla IS. Orlando, Orange Coun­ ty, Florida, end file (he original Answer or other Defanee In the office of the Clerk of the Cir­ cuit Court on or before the 4th day of January, t i l l , or otherwlss a Decree Pro Confeeeo may U emered against you In default thereof and this cause will proceed Ea Parle, (TEA L) Arthur H. neckwlih, Jr, Clerk of the CiMStrvhiurt Uyi Martha T. Vlhleu Deputy Cleik E. JACKSON HAASZB * Attorney for ITalntlff t l » No. Oraaae Avenue, Built II Orlando, Florida Publish Sea. I 11. 11. II. n i l m it u t c-iu-ia - Aft IflvesimctH, M l so axpaua. Call. FA 3 3*11 (or expart advict on a Use aid admUsiog rompalga. l'i hll.h I»#c C lf II •10 II . 1M4 I -» ISIS. C D II-II iv w i i b c m c i t r r n i B T i i f T i l l ! M V T H Jl' III t I SI. <111t l r l V . I V . S V I l f i l l ! UCMIVtll.i: ( I I I V T Y . ft.OIIIIIS. IV CUV Mld ll Y VO. I lass CAROL. JOAN ..KNOX pisintirr; vs tV II.I.IA M C I I A R L K B KNOX. Detunleul. VOTICK TO D E F E N D TO i \Y ll.t.l AM C H A II L K H KNOX Whdse Is st known restdenoa I* CBN - AD 11«11TO Unltsd Blades NeVy c/o fl se t Poet Office I’ensecota. Klorlils You will hereby lake notice that s complaint tor divorce hee been filed egelnel- you by Ihe plaintiff la the above alyle l cause. You ura hereby required lo f 1 1j your uppearaifle. answer, or other pleading lo said com­ plaint, either pereonelly or by attorney, In Ihe office of the Clerk of Circuit Court In Ihe Bemlnola County Courthouse at Hanford, Florida, on or befora thu SSth day of December, Ills, ofherwtea a Decree Pro Con. feeeo will l>* entered against you. An abbreviated style of this •case lo K a o s v. Kaos, la Chancorr No. I l l l l . The na t u r * of . relief Bought Is divorce. .Dated at Hanford. Bemtnole County, Florida, this SJttj. day of November, l s l l . (SE A L) Arthur I t Beckwith. Jr* Clerk Circuit Court, temlDels County Byt Marika T. Vthlea Deputy Clerk Orvlllo Johneon, III o( Ike la w office of Joeeph M. Muraeko , p. a Boa m - F e u Burk. Florida Attorney* tor Plaintiff Publish Nov. IT Dee. li/ tid i, , CDQ-M «. I A T i n ; i i n c u r r i l l KT. OK m i : m ^ t i i j i u u i \ i . < ih <1 IT* IN %Nil r o i l MltMIMlhK i o i \ t i , ridOniK)%• JLN I I I A N T F I M NO. Ilftug X t lT IIE I l f f i i n i : i l. n e i nr: ui i t PlltST N A T IO N A L CITY n INK. N E W YyitK. a New York llenhIng Corporation, Plaint Irr, vo. A l.n KR T O E N T I L E end JU­ AN ITA a t N T I L E . his wife. Defendants TOI A Lit BUT O E N T I L E slid JU A N IT A OE N TILE . bis wife Tteeldence Unknown m u a hi: i u : it b u y n o t iF1BD that a suit to foreclose a Mortgage haa been filed egelnel yuu in the above court by the above named Plaintiff. The proferty Bought to be forecloeed le ae follows: Lot 1*0. L O N tl D A 1. B. FIRST A D D I T I O N TO LONUWOOD, according to the Plat thereof ae re­ corded in Plat Book tl. Page SI, of the Public Hecorde of Semlnule County. Florida. YOU A R K R K O U IR E D to file your Answer with tbe Clerk ol the Court and to eerve a copy upon the P la l n llf fe Attorney. IRVINtI NATH ANSON, P. a Doi ( I. Cocoa, Florida, not taler than December flth, iSdl. It you fall lo do eo, a decry* pro roafeeeo >will be amend ageinet you for thu relief de­ manded In the Complaint. W IT N E S S my-han d and the eeal of eatd Court at Semlnolt County, this t u b day of Nov­ ember, till. IS B A L) Arthur If. Beckwith, Jr„ Clerk of Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vthlea. D-C Irving Nalhaneoo. Csq, P. a Bos 14 Cocos. Florida tl. Publish Nov. I f * Deo. «. » . IS. III* . C M **! T h tva a let to tall you, so lat’a not ordar t h i apaghatti. It takaa too m uch attantiont" Ocean Trip BUGS B U N N Y Antoss I Romaa dfvtno L> * — 1St Elmo s — S Peril of tho dees • Wblrhrlods a l ly i n g -----7 Sailor's drink 11 Masculine I Drop* appellation S Lonelineee IS Air lcomb, II lateral portioo form) II Misty 14 Continent U Ea Uro 15 --------------Sea rtrrr 205*lss IT Polish city 23 TVtsl Hood UI-41-JM lartshhook 34 Soared aloft fastener 33Kaa*aa dly 41 Tropical frail tt Ship's klUtrsa 41 MeeU a ware St Rabbor tree S3 King af Jadah 35 Winged 41 Fourth Arabian 34 Closed hand 31 Norse aerigs tor ratiph 37 At a dJstaaco 44 Stolen property S3 Remora 30 6cattar, ss hay 47 Putrid 37 Encourage * * Trim branches 3d Strong Mad j i 4 f" 31 Amger 3d BiHjcal high u ir Orioot • 37 UpersUc solo l nr as------ taafeat SS Pate « ( • rrj M Mr. Ufar 41 Oaa ums dJ English rtm 04 Auricle tr ir ddcspuio xidd, lor *Md— 41 Qfhot U Peri of Mdoat Greece Id Sailor* STtiMteom MlMgtd MAftvaatMa- r r - TT 44 IT <3 Brisk m v i r a iM o r u i u m 4S Arab u i u n . u SO Peruse 11 Ltvrly i l Aaitoftaacgi* U High card Sd Grata r - I- IT r r K U XI t V �t . I J . "V ,t w * / \ • .1-1— j: - 3 ^ 'T ; • V£r AinlorB grrtlfi Horoscope Forecast Dec. 18. 1064 — Page 11 • 1 ■■■■ .*1 T V Time Previews - • -QtrKtstrzuA T\’ Time Show of lh« Night: M T i n i n v / n s c . i*. ii »*« lili\KHi»L TMXUKXCIICS' At- 7.30-8:30 pm . NBC. . -• .— — . .. . — —• > v v .. *•» •• •.a•vrl •• v . and makes you howl as he thst there can be only ore Oif ar Levant Jokes about tho "M r. tunei up hii Instruments. An- conclusion. Complicating mat. state of his health, then shows th u*h th* *»tl> mornln* l« apt In he depretelng no that jTou Msgoo's Christmsi Carol." other good spot Involves the , .. . ; uii t»r %%!••• *«• #irr|* ut* • t»i XLolor) (Rerun) Thii dflight singing Guire Sisters Trio who get » 4 u k M up nn reel and r* . fu| adaptation of D lc ken i' Im* Uaatlon. you find Utar **•»** • • think they've got a good comMpeeVa for mortal atory it recommended lonicrana* punning >• « » u • • without reservation. The ani mercial name. And the whole *»in!n« iht « « * « * ' « ' * » « » " ■ • mation is tupe rb and the show Is a field day for Dennis llm» *111** »na fln.llnx ( h f ' - l . , „ , , p r « » » n i . that h »v « i-.m choice of Jim B i c k u * to play Day who gets a chance to aitricuU i « obtain. (he voice of Scrooge it inspir- clown his way through a'aer­ t n i K « iJIarch St In » p n l t*i ^ , -p, Biclttll • MtgOO . ies of impersonations. — Inatral of b .l n s a., f » c » U " u * . . . . . 9:30-10:30 pm. ABC. 12 with kin. ait down an.i rind out Scrooge character it exactly * bat th«v » a n l . Co.oparata (he way this tort Of catting O'Clock High. ‘ ‘The Suspect­ » h » r a faaalMa and yon ha.a a. . . . . . . ... . ... finitely m.-re harmony .o.-n, 'tould.be handled and b) Itt ed.'* Another mystery against t'arry ihreuah « Uh lilaaa f..r tit. excellence e x p o s e d whit's a'background of wtr. A war creaeeii aa.uriiy. wrong with the network's "Mr. ___ __ _________ ___correspondent suspKcts one of r.m',. " ^ a ^ i l t , io,,’ .'i'r.h aI M'SOO Serlet.") The Jule Savage's gunners of being *an •hopping now with much *.>• Stine Rob Merrill score it one escaped' murderer and sets . . ^ . ...It.. 00 mm IChrlM *h aI• I m* ma*a *lf ta . a _ • **p*<-!ttly for gift* of the best created for TV, out to prove it. It becomes so |ef Impor'anr* Taha Hm* t tuneful and at times strong a case of persecution • how loyalty in romra 1 a». n * - wa rm gralaful for ptrHnanl Informa­ tcry smuiing. An hour loaded tion ptarn you: I I K M IM t May 51 |o Jun* 5|r wifh highliKht* for the entirr __.lotting buoy with bilta c o ­ family and a per!ei;t holiday da. bu'lgat* »te. » i r l » 1* vary a l l ! today, but b* gura you do show. Other familiar voices: not ovtr.lraw on your arrount Morey Amsterdam. Jack Ca». ft* omirOnti* with bttainaaa s ______ xidy and Leu Trema>n«. . * ____ *__arnilrl nUaAv i dk . aaa, r onTic t*. TK o> Vtl tTt* i f STtB" VBT H 30 9:30 p m. CBS The Kn future ft •• •| . V r w o o p * won* i'll it.iiHScw i I m« . i : tertamers. Since Bob Newhart (ft* New a, 44'eath«*r, Sporla July 511— lt*fr«ln fi»m pul, ... ... tin* nii.rr*' ir*t»r«■ta *h»*-i of the only.one of the shows H ) Newallaa your* i..day ainra you mu*' •!<> nominal stars on hand, the ft C l Huntley - Hrlnklar H ) Tha Big Movie v/uM.y S V ^ r i J V m ' V . : : hour need, the spark provided t o Walter (•rnnkita pay an) obligation! ) ou derm h> the £U£ftt appearance! Of *.no ( 2l Y i n c e Perrlnper • ft ft Wyatt Karp **!•*. Ktl Wynn a n d Rosemary I.i:n (July 55 to Anauai *1* . ... (ft) Jta Wh 1de rytf _ p n , a i a rnn fareu.*• » " h t looney. Wynn clowns with T.ia • • M a goo a \ n u i ’ •a»’»l ters are the death of the news­ it isn't ail bad by hitting the man and the gunner's preg- piano kryi for parts of nant wife. There's an exciting “ Rhapsody In Blue.'' Malcolm showdown scene aboard a Muggrrdige haa a. filmed in­ crippled bomber when Savage terview with a group of it temporarily blinded. Mich­ Americans outside the Chicago ael Callan plays.the title role, Tribune building and not one Edward Ruins it the dogged of them knows anything about reporter and, of course. Ro­ the British elections. In a liva bert Lansing-Is Stvage. (taped) turn, he unleashes 10-U p m. NBC. The Jack some anti Rattles, anti-rock Paar Show (Color) it's gel n' roll invective. Randy Paar ling to be familiar, 'but the talks to Bealle fans in London best part of the show is Gwl- and exposes English teenagers frev Cambridge’s funny rou- to be just.as idiotic as our tine on hit problems in get-iown The Muppets are alto on ting * c»li in New York City,! hand. — A- -------- 1 ------ W eekend Television H I Haw h da ft :n I 4| Addamft Tim ll v * l" o flnh Hop# Sparia) r*)-xsi-» ♦>.»*««••**• it* dlrb-l. a*l * " l n « faal ll'W-. ihYTfrtatrr trr ‘ The Laughing rvrr. prepare tl«»n Should he 'rat Song." Mux Clooney sings 9 ft* H i V » l * M l n » ' * t'«y Ion*the ggrud* 9 10 • |* J».-k lUnny | y i i i i h i (Aufiuat :a t- solo and also joins John D a v ­ H I iloni.r P> 1* i j ) 15 O l ' l -I k ll'S'l ambar s s i — H> aotna ov*. > • .r i|)>on , w hose >olo Ls " I Won plana with *nod alllaa. »h<. ?>■•» . , . JA (I® ( :» l . r k I'a .r hav* th* pnwtr ef th* pla n*'* der a* I tSander ) on a men* H i Th* R . p o r '. r you maw* th* meat of tola t*- |eV of older "hlta." Newhart J® 1® (9) r * r m * r , l'* u s h t » r thar difficult day. K n t a " » l n . . n , , h , . r ll eft o N*«r* tham talar, xhoar your rt*»d an“ Buchwald do their 19) N.wtlltv* lion cuAtomary routines and there U M tl» Johnny C . r . o * othara en tbla fraa -lav <* II '* • r , fm [ T n„h Ne whart and also tz iB ^ 1^,01 *«i t* POT m tiCBS C'LAD I GOT MV 6kJN INSTEAD O F H»6. numbers, life la Inrgrl* up •« uar * »• n* » H f » a l » » •* ls parents and later play worried children in "p iti ful l ’lacr " Uol< then does a slipping TV » in Klip Top Jung le" with Mrs Crosby as his wilr. And Hu- filial skit with Garner. their Christmas till, " T h e Ma ni with all the T o y s ." 8.3U 9 p m d * m » Family A B C . Tile " A r t and Adds m s K am il) " takes up a i l and. critic to call* gel Ad the Momm a when a tier work "untie ,l h e l.imily d e r i d r i her a teacher Who* rould hr heller Lhan l'icasso? Sam P n a ss o . a destitute ail i*l who s been trailing on Pali In's name fi|t ?o years The tun. a* usual, comes Iron) the visitui > rraction to the aome-l w |,at .h l f r r m l Ad da ms house )*»• * tual Ian hold I'artu iilwrly finds he's being when he lliipusoticd that he rail paint-his way to immortality mj » 9 30-10 p m . N B C . Tha Jack Benny P rog ra m "Am ateur S h o w ." Another funny allow as Jack cuts his budget by book­ ing tome ainalcur a d s Mel Blanc resurrects Ihe old hit about getting musical sounds nut of a (xillrcllnn ol whiskey hotlfel fif fr iflo various heights Liberty Bowl Florid*. w » » the overwhelming choice of i n 11 m »n psnel of Moves Inside sports writers for Southeastern Conferences* "Sophomore of the ATI-A NTIC C IT Y . N J < U I * I ) — Quick fiittiru: Utah un eight g a m r winner with a Y ea r * Spurrier received eight firstplace vote*, while runnerup Marcus Rhoden. Mississippi tough defrni)#- and Weal Vir State haUhark, had only one ginin. rhgmpionft of thr Sur/th t *Sptfrrftrr«M pointu ovgrall. r r n Conference move thr rol including second an.1 third l r « e howl season indoors here voles. While Rhoden had Saturday when they meet In COUlO I S i t ' S p liir the alxth annual l iberty Howl k t r r - 10 . . . . . . . . i. Other* rerelvlnr first ptxee S * m e at ( o m e n t m n Hall. voles were Tennessee tackle K * " " ' . frozen out five Joe Graha m fullback Mike and Kentucky McGraw running in Philadelphia. 1* • » '“ ' rld Spurrier, of J.Jmson City. ° u » *h" r'’ ■* " I,rr Teem ______ ,______________ completed __ 63 ............ of I I f , C h rU tm a * *|H.rts festival. It Oil" » » r . t « 111* tntsl will tie tele vised nationally pas tes for yarns tits total _ ^ ,t 7 offense of 1.089 yards made beginning '‘ l*b a I I *3 p m . S T’), kickoff him the seventh-sophomore l n '(E 1( ft•!’' kieknlf I SE C history to gain more than 1.00«e" yards lie also was an outstanding punter. ‘Horn A K in g’ The Adult Chclr of First Haptist Church, Hanfurd, will present the Ctyyitlmas C a n ­ tata, "Burn A King," by John W . Paterson, thia Sunday at 7:45 p.m. with Mrs, Gu y Biihop directing. Soloista will b« Leo Wataon, Mr*. G, B. Drake, Mra. Harria Kolda, H. E McSwatn and Gerald Cov* ington. World's largest lake ia the Caspian Sea. Z% i a t Jo m «a i 3k t • I SO **• .*) 7 44 III l.o® i ! » im (S» it) I in tit i«) » a® |«l 1*1 • <•I f J® •?» • Ci in.no t J» fit tSt l® |n s|i ia• a* A. U . \ # h •. rat hrr Hiinria* HrmHtep tii’-'w m i Altiii’ia T Saws Ona W ay \|ljr*»r l i r n Mid Florida hi * ia On \i*ru*a Th« F i n f i Mlatrt M4)**r Mamar of thr fungi* Major Mrrrurv llurna 1 Allan Planrt Patrol Th# 4 1* m Nh«*Hr .*(• Irnc • Kiel '*n Mai J|»| Mrf ut ) Ilrofnr lltathcotr Tannaairr Tuiada I’ndrr !*•’* Quirk t*raw U c O r i a Shm arigan F u r ball V l. -f. V M <gb i> M S t ir * Oaklw* :• prnnia th* Mtua< • » 1 ?* r Mr I g i [ l f t I 8 r t t « i l l f banta Claus slml out 1 4) l.tnut tha Lmtihrarl* , .. .... •d !^->. M l ! ! llaun kall^S, "I'm Beginning To See the 1 so » a i Tl • Jataona ft It e■ ny A <’rcl| L igh t" and the lleachl)o)s do ( I > Kut v JACKSONVILLE (1 P I ) Quarterback Slave Spurrier, of I B^TUKD AT a a T ? T < hriatyiMs in Hie Kremlin," 11 oo Steve Spurrier ISoph Of Year'- p**.CA«yf / " 1 1| Ih.t ll) T h * »t * r of ih* 8'«ri |ia, •and ) out h t f h d g l r and 1 || no lo L ai roll fltghtar Tora. *»♦ Tha Sanford Httafd Hoi l i ; j . Unity mood 24 *’ •! furnla HOD A MOMENT, i 91 Hhork T h r * l* r S1.1S H i N . w , , 8pori*. vv* »- "T e a Claus Boh gets In three funny sketches, one with each guest Martha and he play woiried u( g and brings cn guests Martha Rwye, Kathryn Crosby. Na ncy W i l ­ son. (lie Heachluiys anti James Garner, who later plays Santa |.r a*nv I tlit It a It* ri I. I • (■•,,, , |p| f ,,r \ ,,t|f • *, • ' l l Cliui hprn# t|ir |llow wt|h h|, l op . ' ' leal nionnlogue and then . M «r l i v a b l e four "M n l* Two. the lflftt SUjmented Wynn, 8:30 9:30 p nt. NBC. Bob Rob Hope Comedy Sj>erl»l pe •loule • •• »•<(•«• . inm are i mi -• *ie-1 • " '1 hn«* i*e Hie p»|hl be '*r •l'« T) in <i et pna( llciw • ei Him t ■ li ••• •• ’ • * eenalH ' e tie • «»• r « • i ‘ he i * • 1e •ill going Mu-i ti ' * r d her* pi 4 t plrlruel l f « * •• (Aell rllb P « * ducllo|n ComiHC lO T o w n " . _ .. . , '■* IM*i' a * >" < u* uai *• a** 11 » upp-»r ' m* •• \fgrrh So* fed ‘ .a a a **1 that coma .p to h e 1 pr triad i i el!* ” ' time i i a * .'Ur v nm • e Blit* of \ .»u f»r •• (■ f - •» fi r* P a ii ion * i ’• P f " ' • a en»e He * • >»*ur I •» in ih» # un non v r i U"l»> ••Tbf atara in.e*i it.*. rniwprt *’ 44 hg| y •••• H»ak» Mr,,nK w'. t• 'H HNlX tm ari' l l * o (l) Thttttr of th« h^gr* 11 tlfS t?» Saturday V lf h f Phon I'hannrl Hta N'gni, Spot ti, \\ #ath#r SthM D AT with (Color) oba r" “ U > - Pm X # r * ! I t . nthiri »«n t from you m<t than do your bra* to plaaaa Minn latvr and work In an i u m p U r * nay. 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NINTH J l III! 14 1 t III. i I I T . IN ( N i l I O il «ft.4||Ntl|.H l l I N i l . F I* 01(111 A I II 4 N ( I . I I 4 ' N O . I 4 A T 1 * ••* ** • S* "pr ft : . t •* l ,\ « H ( A U fA lltM ft J« t?i W**rtd ft'ivillaain*n h i Sunriaa htmaaitr T M H i Today i ft) ^mahtns ftttnanao 7 1ft H> W a ka up M®* 1• • ; 2U (It Saw a I Ift ( I t Farm, ftlarkal 91a* part M l l i t Today Hi Mick la E*ana 7 ftft H i V a«t A t I T I I II I I T O F J l t i l l I 41I lllTint ftKHlNOLB (Ol'NTT. Tl (IMIH4 IN >1. ( I I 4 Nl l . l l 4 lu I « I ' A ’ (if Ilf NO. I ft ATl AlL ■gg \ - *9» t n * 14A III.11 44 IL L lA M d et a t . Pefeil I«HIA N o n rr. o r t i i r U aathar Legal Notice IN T I I K I till t ill: NINTH l l IT. Ik A M l • H A l f l u INC OF CENTltAI# F l^ if t lP A . a Florida (>ctp<*ra* tl**n, Plaintiff. kAt U i i I'ugana WHIiama Tn pall gtraat Ftanifurd. Conn act tcui and Milliards, h a wlfa I® Pe|l Htreet M’ amfoid Cotinac*;* ut F.rnla C Wr.ltarn# fteatdanra unknown AU-i. 4* -T I- Il-aiitriu e mtknoft ft YU L UK I l i - l l h U V .NOTI J l l . P ’ ha’ « suit to f'>r*' lo#8 a in t h e ( i m t i t i ut it r o r I'la n* if f 9tftr’ | * i * nn th* h»lcw H i . 1 IIF. NIN TH Jl till tftl r IH- «* • bad |>'Ap*rty ha# haan coin* l I IT IN ANH TOM 4K HIMII.K 44 I f .7.f a \f H tnvyft a• A ( rt| NTY. ri.OMIH 4 BK ftTit t’ r. M J " M > ’ • wifft fiien* » I < i « ir ii ynt| In (ha Clr* •f »ti# N ’n’ b fudtrlftl -*l leifian t■ IN I II A M l II \ Nn I 1341 ('•trull, rtnnlii'de County, FI of • M i l 'l l F HI NOTII B OF *1 I r IHftC « n l K Ol FI Oil I ll %— I He r i t l ii :( 1 .0*1 m i : a %i r lilt \\ II.1.1 4M II J• •N l .** 41,1 Thr • *. ’ r e v Ia ' a d title to the » IJ F* KKt'nNP » » I •K It A I- H 4 4 lift 4TIt I’ V 41 (• )N (• y ' a 11 •a ta • haral. Inc of I’anlrgl I s*lh 4 N l* I. " 4 N %FH« •*;! A whose r r » l d e " a <• i I <M la * a Chailia 44illtamB* ft f |t »N’ n r • I.ft 4 1 l . 4 N P. a l u|t • 711 Valla* I ’n * r al • d hta ’ r a r«*r (»**r a 1 *»n, Tm *ni De.«r * la The d****** »p» l*»n *»f (ha raal Pla»n’ ' f f Vn«i at# her»hy ncdfied ’ hit pi |*e(tv p i m r a la d against la: l**.ie 42 and It t*elng a r a ­ H n n 11 fti • • *K v F.Lirn *iti It 'm* Iiten filed 4u « iii » i cial f t 4V|N44” *l|» I* A It K . In 'lie al*«*«e mi nted i t I.A M !*• »||M (.11 K hi* h <fe > to (ha T o * n of Altamonla |tafan*iei*t a r « •i « n i vhgf vnu *“gf a "Hare. Spring* Fl**rtda, togathar M »TI« ’K’ IB 14ft It t: IIY tllVKN t*> ia*|Utred to file >i»'it an with all building* tharann. (tiff ftUatit to • Float pe* re* nf • wet Hi(h. Iha 4'leik nf fh'f aa ra. «'idad In P*ad Book Mortgage >»*(# |n*i|fe datei Criufl. and to » • ( ( • a copy I I I pace T9 nf th* P’lbllr (hereof tj|i<*n the ptamtlff or f ' * , emft,e* titftf I ' M 4»’d ••*(•( lleo«»rda of Seminole Coun­ ed tn (' ha nr » • % ( ' « • • N’«» HSftt plaintiffs a (tor nay, ntioae ty. Florida f the (*irr«iit ( ’••(irt r»f the tiaiiie and «*l*lteaa te K \ 41 Y**(l ar« herelty re*|u(|ed la Ninth J u*llr la I Clr. ult In end Hit* *tft ft* ” 1.1. I F F J It I* <» Hot your ah■* r t «»i other f**r Hrmlfi'il* I'nunta. Fl**(ida 1®ftt. 2«® N Perk 4%*nue. Han­ file h tier*mn T I I K MK’ ” N P F K P ford Flcfi-i• s : ; : i not tat«r pleading h 11k tha (?ler k of th** ft 1 . 4 ! . h 4 4 IN '.4 \ |* ! .* • 4 N 1b an I a n u i r t t l A P |4ft4 a ho %e Court and to #*r%a a If (o u fall tn do #n, d#' re# eopy thereof upon Qjlenr—Jf*4 4bH«e |ATI(»N (ift ci.r.VKtaftNP t’nltad i*tale* A*,rpor«n A Hobinft’*n. 101 Kaa* I* I pr *» • (inf• aa • Hill be enteied r l 'k l- Uin tlff. and I ' l l l V I K XI ' " I t * * • ' . . . . >.-•■ "> * > * " * I d*- Church Street, (lr1ando| Flo r­ v i i . i r s *nd i:i t.x xt " > 1 1 1..1 ,>. ......... mp iat." ida. attorney* fr*t the plain* \ K l . l t 'M, 1.1* » l l » . " I * lir f.f .d -? Til * natur* o f M id *ult h*. tiff, on «*r hef«»ra January Pth. ante. I will aril (n (It# htgliept ing f**r F* »ll K( *U (HI ’ It FI OF l®!4. If you fail to do m a tha decree pro tortfraao h ill ha e n ­ arid beat bidder for *-*iah al the )I’ 'IITU \'!l! m< umbering Fropl poor *»f the MrmiMole pr**perty in beminule County tered agalnet you for Iha r e ­ ('••Miitr CourtItotiae in tl»e (*lty Florida to-w|t. lief demanded la the Complaint W I T N E S S mv hand and tha «.* M«fiford (*«»tinl) of feitilnole l J ’ T 10 H C N L A N P KPT AFlorid ft. at 11!fu» A M **n the TKK riflPT AIHHTION. eeal of oahl Court In Hanford, t lt li ’ley of January, H I ’*, th# • fo«>rdtng to plat lh#re«»f ■amin ie •Vniaaii > d -«ia ihia f oll o w in g d en rli*e*t properly i r t t i i d f l In l*lat Hook II, 1«lh day of Pe cmbet. 1)#4. P a ge * 9T and I I , o f the- ( S E A L ) • a net forth In •eld F lo e ] l»e n e e . t o *w lt: puhllr records of Pemlnola Arthur It Uftiknilb. Jr, l.ot « 2. IIK A It I* A K E County, Florid a nark IIIL t-ll ii H o rd ln g (n the T og ath a r with* "all atructutaa liy: Martha T \Tktan. P C P la l theieuf, aa (f t o r d e d In and Improvement a now and Harlan Turk of tha firm of I'lat l l ’ x’ k It. Paga 17, nf h er ea fter on aald land, and the nn.KW JIY.PHICK A (ha Puliltc lie* oi it* nf be ml* ranta, laauaa. and p r o f t f g . o f tha ItO HINSON Hole A*"unly. Flo rid a; ahova dapcrlbad pro pa rty; and Pit Eaat t'hurrh Street lii.f Florida all fl ituraa now nr haraaftar ,u,^ h w*j; ? "*! K' h* ‘ “ " “ •4‘4"k Klftitrend All •ttachad to or uaad In connacoh^.aya for Plaintiff Fu rn aif ti Nn luull tloo with tha pramlaaa harain Publlah Doc. if, 34, 2144 4 Jon DATF.h ttit• llt h day of Dte- daarrlbad. I. I. ll«& • mbit. 1••• W I T N E S S my hand and tha CPH-42 (SKAle) ■•al ol aa Id Court a^ Sanford. Af tkur II !l#i kHlth. Jr . Florida, tbla li th day of PatT u r k of the Circuit Court of ambar. A. D ltftft. TV R EN TAL ■amlnole County (P E A L) • Sales • SerslcTty: Mat tlia T. Vlhlftn Arthur *H Bekkw4(h. Jr . P ap u ty CJark Clark of tha Circuit Court CO L H IIIO K A ND croc R9 HON B y ; Martha T* V lh li a 121-4IM IT!* Meridian A n n u l ' Paputy Clark Zenith Color TV Sskf Miami Heard. Florida Publlah Par. II. !«. Illft A Jon I'ukllah Pa. I I , Illf t I. ^ m i 2608 Bsnlord A tmm *. ■ c 6 m *i i C h ild • I fail • at* ( i f f .1 Sr •*( I States <*f Antei i* 4 I »*e Seminole T V I ♦ I 44- �* I V -f ' ; , v f l / , t I - I ' -- / -r •'. .' a f • \ . 0 . Telephone Hints W jr ftanfnrS V rra ll P a g e 12 — D o e . 18. 1984 V • Girl Scouts Remember Judy |-*W .- . . * Calls Related Southern Bell minuter Bob Shedden laid today that the telephone company face* i tremmdou* problem In hand ling long distance calls begin­ ning on Chrlatmai Eve and continuing through Chriatma* day. ••Florida'* problem In hand ling the Increased volume of call**" Khedden aald, "i* com­ plicated by the following fac­ tor*: . 1, "Oeographlcelly1 Florida DISTINGUISHED COM PANY joined the Kiwanjana at their ladies’, day U in a poaitlon pf Joeing ».t the bottom of a funnel in the rout, luncheon. Spccinl guests were’ Kiwanis Lt. Gov. A1 Gailoway and Mrs, G n lM a u (le ft), o f Wilder Pnrk; Metropolitan Opera singer Richard ing of long diitance call*. Calls Iloltzclnw, who entertained the club with renditions o f seasonal song3; going to or coming from Cali­ fornia or Maine must go Mrs. John Darby and Dr. Darby, president o f Kiwanis. through the »mall part of the funnel before they «an be completed. 2. "Florida’a tremendou* growth ha* been mainly through the Immigration of evening at my home On SaturBy Mr*. II. U Johnson people from all over the coun­ Well, * what a wonderful urday morning we will go over try to our »tal«. Thli large Christmas present Bob and to L'matiUa to visit the Criptran*ferred population gene. Bclty Mann have already re­ ratea a larger number of long ceived. They have a precious pled Childrens Home there. diitance cal!* than l* exper­ little gal, Nancy Ann, born This will be something that the fly Donna E *l*a__ _ girls will talk about for-a long ienced „in„ other ilatcs. . , lest SunH,y weighing aeven time to come. • • • Ttuth Gal­ Promise of veto of ait ap­ 3. : C U . pounds, 10H ounce*. Don't yorf ma* tend to last longer than know that Postmaster Bob is lagher was a most gracious proved motion of the Alta­ during other times of the year. walking on air. Congratula­ hostess last week at her home monte Springa Town Council "Despite the-- addition of tions to Betty and Bob. • • • for the Lake Monroe Home­ in relation to the sole of almany more long distance cir­ Frances Warren decided she makers Club. Thirty-one ladies cholie beycragea on New cuits we realise that delays would be ill for a while. Hear attended thii affair. Olga Hun­ ter and -I "kind of" assisted Year’a waa handed down by on call* from Christmas Eve pneupionla got her down. But; through Christmas day will oc­ like the old'siying, you can’t Ruth in entertaining the club Mayor Lawrence Swofford at and our County Agent Myrtle a meeting of (he rouncil Wed­ cur," Shcdden said. keep those good gals down. Subscriber* can avoid delays ghc |( nQw up im, bick it Wilson. • * • J. C. Sapp and nesday. by calling before Christmas work. • • • Little Joy Wilson is wife Naomi drove down to Reading of minutes at op­ Plant City to see her parents, Eve or after Christmas day. in the local hospital taking » Also, by using direct dis- series of tests. Joy 1* the the A. V. Knights. Mr. Knight ening of the mM-waek season .U hce dialing, subscribe!* ran daughter'of Valllc and Harry I* not well so their visit cheer- revealed that council had eave delay* in getting call* Wilson of Rivet-view Avc. We cd him up * • • So vcy aprrj p>1—d m amUan Mat Saturday .. .. _ through. If the circuits arc hope she is soon out of the hos­ to h<*ar that Fred Holly U now* . . . confined in Stmlnole Memorial whlch would p' rmil lh* Ren‘ busy hang up and try liter. pital and can enjoy the coin­ Reduced rate* are in effect ing holidays and that import- Hospital. Hope to sec him out; 'ieivoua Bar to remain open •11 day Christmas day, Shed- an* visit from Santa Claus. 1 real soon. After ail this is the [until 3 a.m. New Year'* aa hunting season and along wild I requested.by owner id Hilt ta­ den pointed out. know lhal small sister Kim "While you are enjoying the misses her scry much. * * * lus fishing hr can't miss that ' tahlishment. At the time holiday, over 40 operators will Also on the sirk list, and re- * * * Mr. ansi Mrs. Frank Swofford advised council It be working, doing their best ccntly out of Ihe local hospital Chandler who have been here] bad no authority to extend -■». to speed your long distance hut still unahlr to return to with their son-in-law and I hours except by amendment greetings to friends and rrla ^ |s rnbr Klliun T „|nr daughter Boh and llrtty Mann to the ordinance governing will ire returning home to Lit- sales of alcholic boveragci lives, so please have patience Is hating trouble with hi« tf there is a delay," Shcdden back. * * * The high schisil tie Rock, Ark shortly after end at his insistance Wednrsheing here for the arrival of day night, minutes were rorrequested. band will have their Christmas Ilttle \ancy Ann to the Mann reeled to include this stateparty Saturday afternoon at household • • * Welt kiddies merit. the hfune ot Ronnie Krederenjoy the m-xl two wi-rks while Town attorney Joe Davis 1Irk’ t parents on Banana Lake. school is out ami lie careful was instructed In draft the We fgijK- lhal Mrs Ernest so you will lie able to. enjoy needed amendment extending Cowley, wife of .He hand dir- chr)UrM„ dly ind „ „ „ return sale* hours until 4 a.m. on eclor. will be out of the hospital on Jin , . . . Our this the specified date which, and can attend this party thought this week: "There Is If vetoed hy the mayor, still A gift of Jewelry ha* longThis group has a wonderful no point high enough that one ran he passed hy a threelaating appeal, and will !>* lime every year It is very nice fourths vole of Ihe rouncil. ran «a>. "Tins is the peak " treasured and remembered for of (iordon and (itnmr Kreder many Christmases to come Irk to have this wonderful Your local jeweler hns a wide group at’their home * • • The range of jewelry and acres- Handy Helpers 1 II girls will series to suit every iiildget Iiih p their party Saturday and taste; chances are excel lent that you will find that just-right gift. The Jewelry Industry Coun­ cil suggests lliat you consid­ er his taste and make your selection accordingly, If hv‘» County I{**ft•I I)f{ntrlim>n( fond of a silver tie-rllp or Silpl. J. C L av under Raid totack and ruff links, get him «li«y thAt county rrowi nr* a similar set III gold hut f<d Mill earnjiletItijr th# fill op*rlow the general style he likes nt ion on the -Mh Hi reel e x ­ the best. Choose n gift he’d ternum project nod t hut It aelect, himself, and enjoy act­ Ahouhl bo open shortly for trnfflr. ing him wear it. Lavender i*id two rrtw i Remember, a source of extra |drasurr is personalising have nirt at the center but your gift. Shop In- time tu the murk land men nt this have your gift t-ngiavi-d with point is rufjiiifinjf additional Lake Monroe Jottings Jewelry Gill Has Long Appeal 25th Extension Fill Continues Altamonte Bar Request To Get Mayor's Veto -------- 1 J Judy Klnniird, the little girl who w *i injured In a hit andrun accident aoma time ago, ha* received a. personal gift from the Girl Scout* of Troop s«z. At a recent meeting the Scout* voted to send Judy a Christmas card with money Lyndon To Spend Yule At Ranch * WASHINGTON (U P I) — President Johnson plans to apend the Chriatmaa holidays at hit ranch in Texas. He told newsmen he may have conferences at the ranch with government official* and other* on hi* forthcoming meeiagrs to Congrre*. The Chief Executive did not for Telia* or how long would stay. Bans Ballet •• JERUSALEM, Israel (U P !) — The chief laratll theater censor banned the Guinea Na­ tional Ballet from making it* January debut because ita he tha watit up. PAY LESS A T . . . • enclosed' with which to boy puzzles or bookj for her Christ­ mas. During the past few weeks the girl* also hava been busy making gift* for their families. They constructed wall plaque* using different flies of mac arotii, rice, pictures and spray. They alio made special Christ mas cards. Before Thanksgiving the Scouts made party favors for residents of the Sarepta Home and place cards atop Individ­ ual packages of tissue*. Friday the girls of Troop "It'a not art,’* 5 0 w ill» Join Other S*nford Girl Scout troops in a mas* carol singing In the mall be tween First Street and Com marcial Avenue. The carolling Is slated to begin at 7 p. m. Other recent troop activltie* Include a Christmas party with an exchange of giftj, singing of carol* and enjoyment of re­ freshment* served by hoalesi, Debra Albert. All of these project* of com­ munity service help the gifls earn their bidges, All troop member* are fourth and fifth grade student* at the Westaide Grammar School. Their lead­ er* are Mr* Tom Albert and Mr*. Russell Kitncr. GORDON K E L L E T T ’S lPm&jcAQAi LKH w ETT CV # * t DRUG Fabric PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER DYED FREE 9.98 •iniora »n o« t m u r 207 W. 1st St. j — he said. !< — P H O N E 322-7913 f * FREE D E LIV E R Y ON A L L MERCHANDISE. . OUR D E LIV E R Y CAR IS AS NE AR AS YOUR TELEPHONE DINETTES w ,**>11 I * Choose From Our 1-arge Selection Of Styles, Sizes, Shapes And Finishes. f / ) f \ Plastic Tops And W CLOCK RADIO Upholstered Chairs. 5 Pc. Buy On *38 EASY 88 7 Pc. TERMS MATHER — OPEN F R ID A Y W ake usk! f f U M 7 to I V IM V IU 9IW and 4 *8 9 Pc. of $ 98 Sanford EVENING S — 203-09 E. 1st. Street Phone .322-0983 W U T IN G H O U SE Table Radio * A $ 4 > A <« t *4 PHONOGRAPH Frilim Wtonuhc rrpeitv r-M i«* ir * bixsitm,i, b..it. jttKhiwnl Clear ifptcxJuo. . _____ lion Suit peoo) wuhjWe - - - H77 •ratw • 099 Make Carl the Campus King hit Initials, monogram or prl- fiU to b,,nk’ UP “ >• k'tsde. Other crews, said Lavender, weeks usually Is required fur fir* Iilifairtng curb* on TKe Southwest Road projeet. such engraving, hut during the Christmas tush yuu'll hr safer If you order'the gift s full month ahead of time, You may choose from a var­ ied array uf fine modern watches all handsomely styl­ I.KIIItHI ACRES (IIIMI ed and precision-made to give many years of no-urate serv The Sun Oil Company is New Oil Strike Seen In Hendry let. Kings sr. very popular. ' » “ » Un“ Ul* *whetl.tr .lone, signet or em- mmy h,ve n,.,,le * ‘rooJ 0,1 blematic. Or you may wish I uf '“ ,l ........ .... . IIaummer a stilke near La to select a new.........butane i,lighter i Bello in Hendry County. for his pocket or desk . . . The nompany said it could­ '‘miles" of lightings with no n't be certain of how large fuss. Other gift suggestions the atrike was until It com­ include up-to-date w a t c h pleted an ll.HUO-fout well. Rut bandt In metal, leather or it said preirnt information 'auedr; wallets, cigarette cas­ wan ants going ahead with es, key chains or cases, watch Ihe work. chains, and always popular cuff-link* set with colored atone* and matching tie tack* or ti« clip*. I f ha enjoy* playing ho*t, there am bar acceseorlts, cocktail shaker* and glasaes The Oakwood Development are always In demand, and Company, Inr., ha* been the**, too, may be iniUaleJ granted a charter by Secre­ If you shop early. Another tary of State Tom Adam*. •mart gift fo r men 1* • set The coroporatlon list* 8b o f silver tumbler* which •hare* of common etock at no make every drink a luxurious par value and will deal In real treat. What a atatus symbol, aetata development. Incorpor­ when th* offica crowd cornea ator* ara listed as Betty Y. to a party! and William R. Kchluaemryer Give him something lasting, Jr., both* of Geneva, and aomathlng. personal in jew­ Helen J. Shock, of Tituevfll*. elry and you really can't go The corporate paper* were filed by Atty. Joe Davit, wrong. Tf. for Christmas Eve Delivery- Oakwood Firm Given Charter The debating society orga­ The planet Jupiter turns on Itj^axl* one* ovary nine hour* nised by Benjamin Franklin M mlnuUa (earth time). waa known at th* Junta. L WESTINGHOUSE (with a bow on top) select it at MOTOR SALES Showroom — Second & Palmetto Phone 322-0711 or 322-0861 Electric Razor Headquarters SUNBEAM ELECTRIC RAZO R SPECIAL!* 13“ �mV ‘ * I * i How do you prepare college studenta for jobs which do not yet ex* ist? You don’t, a panel of cducatora ha« agreed. Discussing educational, problems peculiar to the fast-changing space . age, Dr. Robert L. Clodius, vice pres­ ident for academic affairs at the Un­ iversity of Wisconsin, spoke frankly and with common sense. “ You despair o f teaching anyone just facts,” he said, “ because facta seem to change. i “ About one-third o f what we teach Dr. Crane’s WHICH TARGET? Three New Rs Worry Clinic today is wrong. The trouble is, we don’t know WhtcBTthird. “ You have to teach college stu­ dents the new three R’a of reason, realism and responsibility, and hope that they will nave some enduringqualities which will lust for the next 40 years." It’s comforting to know that ed­ ucators are meeting the challenge of modern living with those same three R ’s— reason, realism and responsibil­ ity. That’s a hard combination to beat, and it ought'to get the jofy done for educators AN D students. Dr. Cort flin t stresses Ih* tremendous job of per­ sonal rounkellng w h i c h modem clergymen render. And hla street on film* and Rating Scale* to help Pre­ vent divorre, delinquency and school drqpouta ia sup­ erb, ao scrapbook this rase. And send for the sex book­ let below. sexual afairs and tria l, mar­ But girl* can make boy* riage. . feel far more important by And I’m not joking. Noah deft compliment* and other got drunk. Jacob'* daughter psychological strategy than Dinah indulged in an illicit by submitting to lexual ex­ ploration. afair. King David'* ton raped the So send for my booklet lovely Tamar. Jacob stole, tha |“ Sex Problems of Young Pco. birthright from his brother,.! pie," enclosing a long stampEaau, etc. ed. return envelope, plus 20 Anybody who thua trie* to cents.* CASE U-459: Dr. Cort coax a girl into premarital Use in to win mates with­ Flint is one of the nation's affairs is old-fashioned. out gambling /ooliihly with It is ultra modern scientific sexual dynamite. leading Ilaptist theologians fact* that prove *uch imma­ and pulpit orators. (Always writ# to Dr. He and his charming wife ture action ii unwise and Crane in care of this n ews, are member* of our Scientific morally stupid. paper, -enclosing* n long So the churches are ahead stamped, addressed envel­ Marriage Foundation Board, so fTtor our meeting, they of the jet age and space ope and 20 rents to cover 4 spent the night at our home. * ships! . typing and printing rosta For they are advocating when you send for one of “ Dr. Crane." he said, “ in the past nine year* I have moral rule* that have been hi* booklet*.) reunified in person, with over .evolved.only after thousands 10,000 different persons. Iof years of savage juvenility. "And this doesn’t include ''But, Dr. Crane," many a second' or third interviews coed ha* protested, "then why with.such troubled parishion- are boy* front even good fanter*. |llle* so interested tn heavy WOtMIMRI |»t* " If vv» could thus h*v# our petting and sexual affairs?" l» r « Tr«m lift r « i d » r a *■ f » K Scientific Marriage Founds- ] Well, girls, it isn't primar- ( llr affair*. Tfcr a r l U r mar tion produce sound movie* lly because of their sex a lira namr prn«He«t Ilia l*t» •a* ala* rarrlaa tha aarllar** and Rating Scales for teen­ hunger. • iraa name and a4«fraaa. I.atlara Instead, tt U chiefly a da- «r f***ar thaa agers, as well as married rou. ward* a j l l Lvtr.es pies, we could render a tre­ sir# to inflate their own ego m a d d m a a d fa a l t a r * a r * a r r r a i mendous social service." by feeling more Important. ak|. they a. a ..I , vee.ssslltl... To.tee u a*i Actually, our clergymen meaning more adultiah. I t v ., II I p ab ll .h .d Sr Ths M . i a i a . . have been doing yeotimn *nrv> ’ IV and movies, ns well ns ire in trying to prevent di- ‘ snfnrlitu* magazines, have Editor. Hera's:. Your editorial, "Illegal Use vorce, dropouts and drlin- nowadays made It appear that quejicy. j he-men must smoke rigaret*. of Guns," •» the most sensible That's why we find that sw’ill down liquor and seduce gun editorial it ha* been my pleasure to read. when a husband and wife ate girls. Since' most people reset like active together in the same For this is right, to legislate rliureh, they have ns mnrh as sheep an,| just follow thr against- the use o( guns In the Ml times the likelihood of leader. nnd linre ln»ys commission of a crime not doubly tattooed across lh»» against the citizen to keep and avoiding divnire. K-’r Die rhtltrlirs are not chest WItll the motto. *»| bear arm* old fashioned in their moral Want To Feel Importsmt." I would say about five years then they often tty* to smoke emphasis. extra, mandatory and non-paand drink nnd paw their girl tin the e o n t r a r y,* the ndabtr for the use of a gun •‘hutches ate ultra modern. It friends, just to keep np with in the commission of a crime. is ol,|.fashi,>nrd to get drunk this falsa ‘‘ image" of ' the or gambit' or indulge hi illicit modern male. s; U. (Jim ) Crowe went to considerable pains to get where they are. But if for no other reason than our own individual security and welfare, it. seems to make good sense for all o f us to forget the campaign and .the election, fratch up our family sqtfnbbles, and team up against our real foes. * A t least until the next election. Letters Thought For Today For freedom Christ has set us free; stapd fast, therefore, and do not sub­ mit again to a yoke of slavery.— Galatians 5:1. • • • There is always one man to state the case for freedom. That’s all we need, one.— Clarence Harrow. Bruce Lyle C . Wilson Soys: Biossafr— Roy Cromley -» GOP Seeks Change Political Notebook nnd Sen. Everett M. Dirks,-n. WASHINGTON ( NEA) — compart otganizalion manual R-111. Wiiiild expect either III founded rumor* of bis de­ which it considered a model. happily or long to accept nil pot lull lin'e beset DemocratSen. Barry Goldw ater bus outsider a* spokesman on ic Nation,i| Chairman John rnndiddy conceded that bis party policy, C'i.*|'"ki-sm;in,, llniloy dm mg most o f" his forrescfumlc. heavy uso of it in maybe. But, bend n.»n? No. neni ly font year* in office. bis successful 1!M»4 fight for Now all of this is a gie.it Now. for the flint time, thr G ill' ptrsulriitiai nomina­ pity bemuse Walter Judd is linn speculation seems to be tion. an able man Moreover, be is taking on genome substance. The late John F. Kennedy a certified conservative with One source close In tha •mce told a friend Ihnt " I jury prestige amoifg the modeiiile* White House guesses that is the best rlr, lions man in and even the left.,* of the II.id, y might i, sign shortly the business Johnson him­ Republican party. I he Coldutter I ' l i sidniil Johnson's. in- self mails ample use of water forces study could ac­ iiugunration.Jan ill. i t ill i,ui's political judgim nt* cept Judd. It is likely that Huilry is said to be snxmus III the campaign just conmost other pally elements to got back to bis Connecti­ eluded. Communication be­ would take bun loo But what cut law business. The White tween the two men was con uIh.uI tha rongtessional ReHouse is known to have ex­ slant. publicans who are the leal tended nt least one feeler to­ Neverthrifts, s* s driving elected spokesmen of their ward a possible surersanr to Kennedy organizer, O'Brien party. General Ike overlook­ llailiy, but the man in ques­ inevitably left a trail of aded tha congressional leadertion disavowed interest m the xrrtariet and detractors Hi* slop . Job. continuing identity as a "KenJudd's conservative certifi­ tine runmted replacement nrdy man" could be a band!cate comes from Amcrhana is Clifton Culler, longtime imp to him at this moment. for Constitutional A c t i o n ' •» Texas f I lend and aide to (be I ACAI , a well adjusted or­ Some reports say friends President, who took up un<>f ganization headed by Adm fici.il station m (be National of Vice 1'iaaidrnt elect HubHell Mol cell, rented I hr late Comm'Hoc setting lust Jun >M Hiunpbiey would like to Herb,it ll.over was a memnary lint < .liter is nol deep liar any dearly identifiable !a*r of the founding group ly vetted in national politics Kennedy mun as u Ituilry reFelix Moi ely of Maryland. Another ft lend to Johnson placement They fem . 11, h a Chat lea Edison of New Jer­ says " l think the I'lesideiit man would tend to undercut sey me taiard members. ACA Enterprise Altanonte Springs will do the tiudltiniinl thing ttie pirsidrntial prospects of is responsible and respect- and go to un Irish Catholic " lliimphrey Mod advan* e those Mr* Ritchie flarrii Mrs. Jails llartoa ablr. 000 S834 028-121* Y tl t h e afutrmeiitiiinrd of (hr late President's brothOn the record of service to 008 4004 feeler was not made In an rr. Senator-elect Robert F. Bear Lake-Forest City 19l*iI, ACA rated nil membars I i i .I i Catholic, suggesting Kennedy of New York. Mrs. Maryann Mils* Lake Mary of Congress tome years ago One know Irdgrahle Drmnthat Johnson may not be 838-3078 Mrs. Francra Weatrr The standard of judgment nut doubts, however, that 122-0211 tightly committed to Oil* Casselberry was votes cast on issues the President will lie governidea. Mrs. Jsna Casselberry Lak* Monroe whirlj in the opinion of ACA Should Johnson, however, vd by this consideration. Even US-3041 Mra. H. L. Johnson had a significant bearing on finally deride to choose *n assuming Humphrey might 121-4711 O i Isola preservation of thr principles Irish Catholic, the most oh- !>*- able to Influence him tn Longwnod Mrs. Joan Magi* ami spirit of (he Constitution. vtolj* choice, • of eourse. is such a mailer, this Democrat­ Mra. Donna Kate* JOS-1742 Here are tome scores: 038-3117 Lawfrnrt* O'Rrivn, who uartt. ic .ource believes that the deDeBary Goldw tier 99 per rent Rep to detach himself as the • l.lva phase ,,f (be Hum­ North Orlando William E. Miller, R-N. V., Mr*. John Lae a Mra. Margaret Cosby Ptvsident's chief liaison nun phrey.Kennedy rivalry is too 000-4001 U 1 ----■♦tea Allf k . l n jQA.a».A*tmu> with Cnn£ MW""" '" 11 Johnson. DTex., 10 per rent, i O’Brien u aiknnula«tjre«1 t/r f#rtor n*»w. . Palis Osteen Sen- Hubert H. Humphrey. Mr*. Mildred Haney Mrs. Clarenea Snyder a tuparh |mt|it toa1 "riranThe Prriifirnt'i r h n t r a, c n« per rent. 122-0101 iter- H# t» the author of * *hrn and if tt ha* tn hr ACA scored Judd at 80 per Geneva ^ 6 r ie d . rent, t solid conservative cer­ Mr*. Evelyn Lnndy Mr*. JoAnn Hay* 101-1100 141-4171 tification. The Republican* need Judd Perhaps they could form a National Pbllry Com­ mittee with Congrei* repre­ sented but Judd as chstrmsr* and authorised spoilsman If llallrrk and Dirksen would suggest something like that a Poge 1-A Sanford, Florida Fri., December 18,e'64 great many party problem^ would begm to shrink f*»tA- a ia w t t , a o iT o a ana r r a l u a a a r u a g v s L T s u s a . na.lists— - a w teti h u m w BOSBST ALKXANUEM 'jt U A * l. r r a v r r a a a United Press International Th« trouble with General Ike'* plan for a two-man leadership of tha Republican party to ba divided between Ray Bliaa of Ohio and Walter If. Sudd of Minneaota ii that tha plan take* no account of political reality. Nobody aver claimed that General Ike knew much about politic*. Leaat of all did he claim such for himaelf. He waa dragged into politics beHaving that it waa a dirty buaineai. He served nearly four year* in the White Houae before coming to realize that it was a matter of import­ ance whether the citlzan* elected Republican or Demo­ cratic majorities to Congress. The general now proposes Ray Bliss, a real pro, for chairman of tha Republican National Committee with re­ sponsibilities for party organ­ ization and housekeeping to the exclusion of all else. That \ . j A ll Together Until . Problems, problems, problems. We all have them. What to get the wife for Christmas . . . how to pay for it . . . how long the family car will last . . - what to do about the loudmouths down thd street.________ But consider these puzzlers: How to handle Red China nnd its new nuclear bomb . . . jiggering the income tax structure to make it bring in enough money and still cost the taxpayers less . . . a solution to the Medicare hassle . . . whether to pull up. back or out in Viet Nam. Would we be willing to trade our own troubles for the blockbusters confronting the high brass in the White House, Congress and the Pen­ tagon? Sure, nobody made these fellows take the job. Most of thorn, in fact, it an excellent suggestion. It bat been made from time to time b y m o a t Republican party lewder*. Then the general propose* that former Rep. Walter H. Judd b* named Republican policy spokesman. Named Re­ publican policy spokesman by whom? that ia the question. Another ia: From whence would come the disciplined political militia, commando*, enforcer* and recruiter* to validate Judd policies party gospel? If there is any elected, leg­ itimate, enforceable leader­ ship in the Republican party as of now it consist! of Ev and Charley, the Republican leader* respectively of tha U. S. Senate and the House They art leaders in fart of what remains of the Republi­ can force* and they are pol­ icy maker* to boot. No on* who know* Rep Charles A. Hallcck, R-Ind , made, is expected to reflect most shut ply what h> thinks t* In -t for himself and lm party in thr yenis up tu p.ntH. wluii he should In, running for his second full term. t. IT S NOT TXIO LATE H appiness ... TO HAVE THE TOYS IS A H O M E O F YOUR O W N m NEW ADDRESS — DELIVERED TO YOUR IN RAVENNA PARK! Herald Area Correspondents 001-0011 WITH THE HAPPIEST MONTHLY AS LOW AS FHA Aooo.lsts Kdllor DOS1I W ILLIAM * A d v ert isin g Director • O l USKIZ AOvsrilslaa U . a . p r B OS PLATT d .s o r a l Advertlslag U sasgse Quotes Tha secret ballot In Amer­ ■ealsty sailor B a s is * * * > k s t | « ica I* tba most sacred herit­ DOTTIB A t lT I * rasp w il l s City Editor age we have , , . Even my Mscksaleal Supi B I L L VIM CB 8T t r o t MULLS wife doesn't know how 1 vot­ Staff Fholographar O sa lr Better ed. Published dally ssoopt Oatorday. tuaday sad Ctxrislmas, pub- —Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of lUkad Saturday pc s e t t l e s Christmas. New York, replies to ques­ ItS IC a lt-T lU Z S I T S * tion as to how ha voted in Homs Lull vary ltd w t .k last election. ■M MIN OLB C O L S T t ALL OTIIKI4 MAIL ■ y Stall l i t * | I . a r 1114* | fear 44* Wssfc Although Khrushchev hat i l l I Mea lka • I t I Zt .s lh a A l t I Z 4 .u a* I S * I Zt .B Ik. fallen, hi* supporter* — tha LM I MaaLk L M I Ms alk U.S. imperialists, tha reacC. B. Paalal l t » * « D U . a * yrssid* U a t all asail sahsoripu.s a k. tionarie* and the modern revi­ paid la a d s a a s a sionist* — will not resign Tk* ZiaraU I* a member at U . Caned Z-rssa whies U #*• themsefvea to failur*. Utl.O satlseivsly I* U . at* fer reyakllaaUes at »u Iks ieeal — Item In Red Flag, Commu­ lie. prlatod la Lkia s.wawsp.r. nist Chines* joift-nal. A 14*7. Be part *( aay ■tlsnsi, saw* ar uisruw sa, al tkta adltlws *f Tbs Aaatsrd Uarsld wap ha rapradasad la aay aaaaae wlik aui w iiu.a psrwissisa at iba pithlli)** •( Tha Usrald. Aay Jaaivldaal er Ursa rsapsaalkl* tor tuck r.pr.ducilea will b. Xuasldsrad aa tatrlagiag «a Tba Zlsrsld a sepyrlgki sad will k. ,'A*14 Labi# Id* lamagat |*4w t A* law. 79 INCL PAYMENT PER MONTH IN-SERVICE, INCLUDING TAXES AND INSURANCE I TAXES INSURANCE in Ravenna Park “A Community of Humes — Built with SELECT ONE OK THE FIVE HOMES NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION — CH O O S YOUR OWN INTERIOR PAINT AND TILE COLORS — THEN IT WILL Pride” MODERN KITCHENS BY GENERAL & ELECTRIC REALLY BE A HOME OF YOUR OWN — FOR A LIFETIME OF HAPPINESS ♦ AMU i i e n u s i a I a i . r . 4 aa aaaaad ataaa asatlar ovtaaae It, t i l l a l tbs real otfica «t Aaaterd, f i e n d s . uadsr Ih* A t l • ( C . a # r . w of Stars* $ FINANCING — ,?s|.00/mo, Qfip & an fo rii fy ra tf) ■ A S K I I- J O H .r i o z l t * s i | l * | Xd.tor AND COMFORT! ALSO VA AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING Set aglow your plans for the year ahead I They can be a* exciting as this holiday season. Yes, the FUTURE FORECAST is BRIGHT for folks iaho save today I ' Life if an pnanswered ques­ tion, but let's still believe in the dignity end importance of the question. — Playwright Tennessee Wil- 312 W EST FIRST ST. Ileqia. 9 j( / ■• S A N fO R D , FLA. 1. o I o. : �vertise Y our “Don’t Wants” In The H erald Classified Ads! 8. Doga » C *U « Pets Classified i Phones rv*W iH ftfl M M N 322-5612 It a la t f i Commit 425-5938 Dial H al U u D U la a a a Mi 1M * A * A U p to S | 1 1 1 J # | M O | 1 J O 6 to, 16 51140 1JO 11.00 11 to 15 |8 |1.50 1.50 |M S 3.1218.10 16 to 20! 4 I U 0 0 11.50 5.111 4.78 21 t o l l 26 to 19 |6 |1.50 5.78 11.70 Mini*, a n * « — » M m |lt n w a r ia * • » H * » ) ■ IM H la la ia a i C k a r * * A ll I U | D a ta A l a C k a rfw A • I I - D a p D a ta CONTRACT RATES * ON REQUEST CLASSIFIED DISPLAY II.BO Par Inch ( M la la a a U abaa af » a a la a ia ERRORS T k a n « i l l w i l l a a t fc* ra• t a M lb la f a r aaara t i n aaa la a a a ra a l la a a rD a a . COPY T k a I m I I t a a a r r a a A a e r lT lla a a a ( a a ja a lla * a f ra a la la c a a r a A v a r lla a m a a I w h la b I t D i a a a b la a tla a a b la to Ib a e a lto r a l tb la b a w a . D H *. D EAD LINES U Noon Day Before Publication For Injtrtion* and Kill* (Bat. Noon Far Monday) 1. Lost & Found FOUND: Rad Bone Hound in Enterprise Section. No colUr, contact LL Jim Bret ten, 122-1330 Eat. >15. ■ " =B 2. I’ craonalfl Do you have a drinking prob Um Write P. U, Boa 1212, Sanford 4 . lleau ty Care HARRIETT’E Beauty Nook, io tt water, arming ipp'l*. 103 So. Oak, 322-5742. CUT'N CURL Beauty Shop 311 Palmetto Ave. 322 0834 Evening Appointments 2 ADORABLE' Part Peraian ALL Type* ot new major Ap­ pliances at Draatlc Discount. Kitten* Free. 3407 OrUndo Call 322-6448, J A R Trading Dr. • Pott, Inc., 2309 S. Orange BASSETT Pupplna, AKC. WUl Bio*tom Trail, Orlando, bold for Chritinai, Only left. 222-7614. SANFORD ELECTRIC O.E, Appliance*—New k Used XMAS SpecUI* while stock 118 Magnolia 322-1562 U iU , 2640 Hiawatha Are., Zebra*—20c; Guppies — 10c DISCOUNT Sale, Friday It MoIUea— 25c; Snail*— 15e Saturday on Washing Ma­ Plante—15c bunch; Flatlet chine* (Automatic A Wring­ -25c. er), Stove* etc. 1205 Celery. Ph. 322-9360. 10. P o u ltry - L ivesto ck MRS. BROWN M I L L E R ' S Fruit Cake* at Winn Dixie E. tat. St. or eall 522-9604. 2514 Otauge, 322 6325. Legal Notice ,1 24. Well Drilling 21). Photo & Equipment W1EUOLDTS CAMERA SHOP For ‘‘The Beat From All Your Film*." 210 S. Park Ave.e Sanford 8 It* South Knowltc Arcaua v ria io r F a rk . F lo r i d a — 111* * • Attoraay* a l La w 111 Maanotla A vaa u * Sanford. Florida iFahllah Dae. II. It , I* . 1M4 A Publish Nov. I f k Dae 4, U. 'Jaa. L III*. it. tail. CD H-1* W O RLD 31. Musical Instruments CDO-II BILL'S BARGAIN BARN of 10,000 llama 1300 GrapevllU Ava. FENCE POSTS: Creoaoted Cypress, 4"-8"x7 ft, loog, SOc ea. Ph. 122 5654. tlAHBI, KEN doll .clothe*, ready for Xmas. SOc up. 322-9502, ___. _ STAUFFER Machine, excel lent condition. 322 0556. 2 USED BIKES, t 28" War rlor. 1 Spyder Type, Reason able. 810 Myrtle Ave. 95. H o u m a For Sale 95. Houses For Sale CASSELBERRY. 3 Bedroom. SANFORD'S NE W EST U KEEN’S IKAK IH bath, large feoced back HOMES, West 4th St. San Choice lota available tn ford. 3 Bedroom, ltt bath, yard. See to appreciate, *650 g Greenbrier of Lech Arbor 708 So. Park 322 3529 FHA A VA Loans. LMN EN­ Equity A aaaume *77 month* overlooking golf course. TERPRISES Inc.. Bulkier ly. 8354880. Custom building to your Harold Logan, call 538-3911. BOBEBT A. WILLIAMS • purification*, Greenbrier Salesman on Duty 4:00 p. m. Realtor developed by JUST LISTED to dark. Raymoed Lundqulat, A i m . K1NGSWOOD BEFORE you decide to buy FA 34131 Atlantic Bank Bldg. BUILDERS, INC. any home in this area, make PA 54974 certain you aee the very 95. House* For Sale 20$ Fairmont Dr. lovely 3 bedroom, S.bath cus­ I - BEDROOM, acreened-ln tom built home located at ‘ M TO YOU our Cliacta and patio, rang*. 122-2071. 1811 Paloma Drive, here in Friends — x very Merry Sanford. • Chriatmi* and a Happy Pros­ * i 2 BDRM., 1306 Elliott, *6,500. F H A - V A HOMES perous New Year. 322-0525 or 1154. Situated oo a Urge and well 1 , 1 , 4 4 BEDROOMS Ernert M. Southward landscaped homeaite, thla 1, m . A 3 BATHS . W. B. Shlppy property la a muat to inspect KITCHEN EQUIPPED *100 D O W N I. W. Southward aod investigate, and we are MONTHLY PAYMENT) Mable A. Cullen F H A -V A HOMES. LOW certain that you will find, it For Complete Information J. L. McWhorter SEVERAL Outstanding 2 A 1 ea delightful and reaeooably See or CkU Your' Beetle P. Herman Bedroom Homes available la priced aa w « have. Jackie McCracken all Areas of Sanford. Let u* FHA - V A Show you Around! SALE S BROKER For an early Inapectioe, and complete Information r*- m. ffa Hiva The Horn# For You girding the home, call ua INVESTMENT A REALTY 1101 S. Park Ave. today. Another fine home,' U6 N. Park Ave. 322-9173 FA 2-5232 anytime listed exclusively with NEW 3 Bedroom, 3 bath C. B. 2563 PARK DRIVE LAKEFRONT 3222420 322-7493 home on large wooded lot In Casselberry, 133' B e a c h , Wilson Place. 5 mile* out NIGHTS Treat, 2 Bedroom Maaonry, 322 6824 322*1420 , 223-0548 Weal P in t St., H mile past 2565 Park Dr. Fla, Room, Porch, Utility, 323-4148 322-5482 1-4 intersection. Immediate Patio, Carport, Guest House, occupancy for bomeatead 3 BEDROOM, Uk Bath, SunUnd EaUtea, NO Dajvn Pay­ Low Down, 585 mo. Mort­ exemption next year. 322ment. Ph. 323-5132. .C gage by owner. TE 8-3148. 7121. M ERLE \V. W A R N E R REALTO R $100 D O W N SOU TH W ARD Stenstrom Realty Piano Tuning aad Xepalr W. L. Harmon — FA i0. Mlac. For Bala 95. H o u m * For Sole Seminole Realty & IN THIS CIHCt lT ro t HT o r *thh n in t h j i t m i A i . ru t. DtltT IN AND r o ll IKNISVLK cdDSTY, ri,fm 1us IN CIIANCKHT ho. 14*4* In th* Csirt *4 Ih* C « * l t CLAUDE ALTON PLTLKR Jr. Ja*a*. S*a.laolo C«**ty, Mat* yiaieuri IS*. In l-rakat*. va. la r*i Koiata at ANNETTK l'MDOKM PI.TLltR, A L F R E D a FORD lIN t iilill D*e » * m 4. NOTICK TO Al'I't:*!! T b All Crrtllsn ana Ftr**a* TO 1 ANNKTTB PK1DliKh FLT* Havlajr ('Ida.. w D w s i i i tJCH A galu l Bale Katal.i 34SI t u l Fourth airatl You and each cf you av* Qr.tnvlll*. North CareUn* b*r*by noil (ltd and r*qulr*4 Tab at* h.r.Ly nollfud that to pr***nt any claim* and de­ • Complaint lor Dlvorca h*« mands which you, or * i lb * r of lie*a ril*a inalnat you and yuu y*u. may >,**• against Ih* ■r* raqulrad la aarv* a aepy ••tala cf A L F n i D II. FORD. nt yewr Anawtr or pUxdlnx tu d*c*a*«d, 1*1* of said County, 4b* Complaint on* rha Plain, io Ih* County J u d g . of Stmt tiff# Attorn ay, TKI.I't II AND not* County, Florida, *1 hi* o l ­ IIBTTINQHAUK. Ill South lie* In tb* court bous* o f said K s t b lii Avian*. Wlnt.r Park, County at Ban ford, Florid*. riarld*. and fit* th* origins! Within ala caUndar month* Answer or pleading la th* al- from ih* tlm* of lb * l i n t p u b­ It. • af Ih* Circuit Caurt on lication ot ikl* nolle*. Two •r b a t a r a Ih* ttsh day oopl«* of *acb r l a l a or damaad or January t ill, II yen (all la *h»ll b* In writ ms. and aball 4* a* a Daoraa Pro Conraaaa aiai* tb* plao* of r*tld*B*« will b* aalarad aaalnat you tor and post offlcs addraaa of l b * 4ba roll*! dtmandad la th* Com. claimant, and shall b# sworn plaint. lo by tka clalnsaal, hi* ***nt. m it a u my hand aad aaal of or attornsy and accompanist aald Coart at Baatord. tamlnot* by. a tllUia f>* ot on# dollar county, Florid*, thla Sth day and la sh claim *r d*mahd e * t lit Dacaahar, lift . so flltd shall b* * * id. IS IA U M A R T H A E. FORD Arthur H. Barharllh. Jr. A * admtalBtratrln of tht Clark of ih* Circuit Court Eatat* of f i Martha T. Vlhlan ALSTIKD H. FORD, «puty Clark Dacataad FKLDKIt AND MTTIHUHAUf a r c kh a rrKKK A t le r a t y c (o r tk a Plaintiff B E R R Y ’S Page 2-A— Dec, 18. 1864 84. Real Eatale - Sale FOR A Musical Chrlatmaa, FJX1T SHOP call BUKUR’S Music Shop, At these Xma* Special*. An 322-7203. T r i a l Purchase Plan*. English Dunelt Girl'* or "M old H, M ac—th a t's ta H h r m Y * Boy'* Bike. All Size* $39.95. Rupp Motor Scooter, * JV4 Plano Servicing k Tuning 65. Furniture For Sale 50. Misc. For Sals Gene Cumbaa — 122-2661 ifP, 100 mile* per Cal. 1169.95. PROFESSIONAL G U I T A R FREE ESTIM ATE 409 W. 1st St. 522-4751 34. Upholstery 513; Professional Banjo 528; Upholstering A 511tires* ren­ Mi ovating. New A Used Furni­ Star Gazing Binoculars 512; OVER’ i r YEARS A B CONTRACTORS ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Iloy'a k Girl'* Blkca 510 up; of Fine Workmanship In Up­ HOME IMPROVEMENTS, Co., at 709 Colary Ava. Typewriter No. 11 Under­ holstering, Draperies, Slip­ ' ROOFINO, PAINTING A FA 3-2U7, wood 520, 3 HP Johnson Out­ covers. Tims Payment* aa INSULATING board Motor 523; 12 Ga. Lea­ little at 53 mo. Drapery Financial Arranged 123-2217 ther gun cate 58. We have a For toe Mggesr meettoa of Hardware In*tall*Ilona. nearly new and used furni­ line selection of Antique RICHARD'S TREE SVC. KULP DECORATING SHOP ture, see Noll's Furniture furniture. SUPER TRADING Free aihmatea, Licensed Ph. 222-2225 Brokerage tn Casselberry & Insured Ph 323-0500 POST, Oppocite Sanford Pit on 17-92. Open 8 daya 9 to 8 aa. 122-0677. 35. Vacuum Cleaners 17. Janitorial Services =s Used furniture, appliance*, AUCTION SALE SANFORD VACUUM-SVC. tools, tie. Bought - Sold. YENTSCH MAINTENANCE. YOUR REXAIR DEALER Grand opening of the Old Larry's Mart 219 Sanford Service k Suppllea 2666 fl. Park 822-6S11 Country Bam located 1 mile Are 2563 S. Park Dr. 3224843 BALES - PARTS - SERVICE ‘ East of City Limits of San­ ford omRouta 418. Bale Day 60. IlualneiiR O p p o rt._ IB, Huilders Supplies 43. Plants, Feeds, Seeds —Sunday, Dec, 20 at 1 P.M. FOR LE ASE Furaljura • Antique* • Ap­ PAINT close out Vt prlc* SANFORD1 FEED STORESERVICE STATION. GREGORY LUMBER CO. pliance* • Toy* & Miscellan­ 520 Maple Ave. 322 0500 Whole Corn $1 25 — Snap Com eous Hems too numerous to Good Location. Good Products. 12.80 — Jim Dandy Dog Good Treatment mention. All Itema sold for Fted — |3-78 for 80 lb*. In­ 20. Hsrdwar* PHONE LOCALLY 322 4343 Cash A to the Highest Bid­ cludes Tax. or apply to the der. Consignment* accepted Sanford's Mott Complete 130 Sanford AT*. 322 9990 Saturday, Dec. 19 all day. PURE O IL COM PANY TED WILLIAMS HDW. Sala Conducted by: COMBINATION Grocery Store 205 K. 25th. 122-3(64 Our Regular Feed Price# LEWIS C. DELL Produce Market A Gaa Sta­ 25 Iba. Jim Dandy Dog Feed 22. Plum bing AUCTIONEER tion in Sanford. Ph. 322 9844 $1.99—30 lb* Jim Dandy Dog Appraiser, Liquidator or 322 5350. Teed 93.61 - 100 Iba. Shell­ PLUMBING Licensed A Bonded ed Corn 93.35 — 100 Iha. * Contraetlng Repair* 61. Money Wanted 122-6631 — 522-7430 Short* 53 95 — too lb* Tux FREE ESTIMATES 322-1881 — 322 5138 edo Chop* Horae Fred 94.10 FAMILY nmutd like to borrow R. L. HARVEY — 100 Iba. r k F Feed 11.06 CHILD'S PLAYHOUSE, Sxlx8 264 Sanford Ava. FA 2-2163 money for lit. mortgage and —100 Iba, Race Horae Oats Improvement* on property. ft., w#U built. Perfect Christ­ 23. Paln tln x 33.80. HUNT'S T U X E D O Excellent reference*. Write. mas gift 570. G. C. Houck. FEF.D STORE, Comer San Sanford Herald. Box 114. Osteen. 322-1398 after 1:30 FOR palntfag & Repair Call ford k 2nd SI. p. m. 322-5426 after 5. 71. Mule H elp W anted Legal Notice “ frralh IS. Special Services* AFGHANS k POODLES, black WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS iptnlalure; s h o w quality, All Type* and Size* healthy. $75 to tiso. ES8 6237. We Repair and Service PEKINESE AKC Reglatcred, STINE and Supply Co, 7 wka. old. Call 322 4757 or Machine FA 1-6432 tea aUOl E Onora ltd., San­ 207 W 2nd St ford. 28. itndlo - Tele via inn ■ ■— .A.!. !. CHIHUAHUA P u p p i e s $20. BEAUTIFUL All wood cabinet 2427 S, Elm. Color TV Console used leas than 2 months like new with POINTERS. 6 ma old. 322 5275. full new guarantee. Save 5280 ini* '1BEAGLE.Puppies, 8 wk*. old, k name your own term*. Ph. - 2471 Fflmclto, 322 0129. Charlie Gormly, Collect at Associated Radio A TV, 21t3 DOGS RECEIVED tor Adop N. Orange Ave., Orlando tloa, boarded. Animal Res422-3914. Christmas Delivery cue U a a u ir T lW W . JHmirn Guaranteed". “ “ ", aota, Del,and. Ph.- 734 1840. FREE: Kittens for Christmas. franfnrb S H E lLA N IM ’ M ^ f T ^ ^ S S L NEW APPLIANCES at Used Prices — Hot Point, FrlgL mat 550 4 up. 522 5479 after da Ire, RCA, Zenith, Phlteo, 6 p. m,__________________ Curt!* Mathea— You name 12. Special Notice* It, we have it. Phone Char­ lie Gormly, collect at A110Addins Machine! • Typewriter* clated Radio k TV, 2IU N. Sale* - Rental* • Repair* Orange Ave., OrUndo 422POWELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY 2314. Chrlatmaa delivery guaranteed. 13. Catering • Food ACE BEAUTY Salon, open PAPEIU1ANG1NG-PAINTING dally k aw. by app'U. Slay- Licensed, Bonded, Insured fair Hotel. 322-0990. 30 Years Exp. — 322-7331 8. 1 )« kh - Cats • P ets Jhr 30. H om e Appliances Stenstrom Realty ‘E V E N IN G HOURS A R E R EAD ING HOURS’' You'll find what you're looking for c « t ' 9 Classified 31LVERTONE 21" Cooaole WANTED Full or Part Um* combination TV-HI-FI, good experienced Life In*, repre­ condition. Beat offer. J2Jsentative, also opening for 9954. Top Flight Saleaman for ANTIQUE Sofa A ChaU; 1 Agency, Management A Peraonal Production. Mr. Lam­ aet Zenith Ear Phones, new; bert, Region*! Office, FrankTwin Hollywood Beds. Ph lln Life, 647-1970, Winter 322 4*62. Park. USED Westinghoosc Retrigcr ator with (O lb. Freezer, ex­ CAB DRIVERS, reliable, aober. Call In perton. Yellow Cab cellent cond]Uon 383. Call Co. Aahby Jooea 322-4890. DEEP WELL Pump, F. A W. 72. Female Help Wnnted Model complete with tank, HAIR Stylist wanted, full or pressure switch, etc., ex part time Call 522-3743 or cellent condition *50. Ph, evening* 322-2453. 322-5026. *25. Ph. GO-CART, Yszoo, looks new, 73. Mhl* or Female Help Good Christmas proiaot. 17 BUSINESS Opportunity, aet m.p.h. tap. 322 9483. USED Upright Plano, excel own hours, good earning!. lent condltloo 3200. Ph. 322w. it After 8 Ph, 322 3954 IQM &Y m.-Blflaa is T JM rij —l i a r Apmy-Navy Surplus,. Sanforc ord 84. Heal E a ta t* - Hale Ave. SANFORD SEWING CTR. Dad, Come oi, tn A buy your fit. Article* For Rent JOHN E. FOX, wife'* Xpiss gift now k the Realtor will have ft a Ufa Um*. . RENT A BED 106 N. park Ava. 323-0559 Saw and Sava Bollaway, Hospital, B a b y 104 5.'Park Ave. 322 9411 Beds, by Day, Week, or BART PILCHER, Broker Month. Patio*, Floor, Free Eitlmaiaa Personal Service CARROLL'S FURNITURE sand, cement, rock, pip*, CtU 322-7496 111 W. lit 322-Iltt steel, great* trap*, dry walla. Stepping stoat*. S3. Wonted To Buy Ball-Blair Agency MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Rati Estate — Insurance 309 Elm Ava. 525-1711 WE BUY Und Furniture, one 322 364) piece or houseful. Furay 3rd A Park Ava. TREE RIPENED Citrus. Na Bedding A Furu. Co., 501 W. 40-ACRE TRACT, corner Lo­ vela. We ship Albert H. PtU lit 8 L 122-6861. cust A Celery, Sanford. Suit­ Osteen. 322-3575 or 125-4151. able far Commercial, SubUSED FURNITURE, MWc DININO ROOM SET. Norgt divlilon or Industrial. Ex­ Itema, Plney Wood Auction. Space Heater. S22 8S12. cellent term*. Call or writ*. 122-1270. Bill L e ft* , Realtor, P. 0. WESTERN Saddle 923; 0SECTIONAL BOOKCASE. 222 Box 566, Lakeland, Fla. 666Gauge Locomotive k sects* 1140. » 1711. cries, ph. 522-7501. SELL* US your Furniture. FOR Easy, quick carpet clean­ Quick Service with the Ceah. U THERE A NURSE ing rent Blue Lustre Elec­ SUPER TRADING P O S T . IN THE HOUSE? tric Shampooer only *1 per 322-9677. day. Canull Furniture. liter* should bal In this fine PORTABLE TYPEWRITER, home *1tutted on I well GOLF CART, Electric, E Z Go, good condition. 322 5018. abided lota dlrectiy across Charger, Sun Top, Excellent frem Sanford'* newest Nurs­ 65. Furniture For Bole condltloo. 322-1397. ing Home. Enclosed garage, STEREO, Mahogany Conaole, WILSON • MAIER TURN. fireplace, kitchen equipment, good condltloo, $70. 123-5441. Buy — Sen — Trade and uooed for duplex X'de­ 111-18 E. le t 325-5632 sired on extra fat. $10,000 BOY'S 59 " BIKE 97-60. Ph. with |I,000 down end bal­ 525-5001. RATTAN Furniture, good ance Ilka rent dittos. Ph. 522-0556. FRIG1DAIRE refrigerator • ruble feet, in good n a o la f MODERN Sofa, 5 matching JOHNNY WALKER, eood. Priced rwaaooable. Chain like new |60. lid Pine2224457 • Phone 222-4641. crest Dr , 555-1711. T USED Refrigerator 322 1699. € " T Q U IC K E S T , M OST W AY TO E C O N O M IC A L ' BUY A N D T O S E L L . . . (/ ■ W ant ads get fast results! They’ve got coverage! That’s why buyers and sellers o f goods and services go to the W ant Ads fo r action. * 0 Set Your p ric e . . . we’ ll set your ad! -C A L L CLASSIFIED FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY* BANFORD EXCHANGE 322 - 5612 L 425 - 5938 I (DIRECT (DIRE UNB — NOT LONG DISTANCE) I h t S anford H erald f i a �I • • vV . - **. ----------- ~TT • ! v w GHIA Herald W ant-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, .Buying! Selling! Renting! 9?. Houses For Sato 3ljr 95. Houseii For Sale LOCH ARBOR— 3 Bedroom, 3 Bath, Open House by Own­ 3 DED ROOM', 2 hath bom er 9 to 4 Saturday, Dec. 19th. with lie. livtng room, fem ■t 3465 Country Club Rd. ■lly room, fenced yerd with Ph. 122-4743 or 322-7711 any­ (hide Jb fruit tree*. time. 117,900 TERMS Exdfelleffit Location 11 ACRES of good ground neir large Dike I Wo per acre with term*. Payton Realty 321 1101 2640 Hiawatha at 17-92 HOMES F O ft S A L E For the Beet Buy In 'A New or Recall Home, See Steostrom Realty ‘We Have The Home For You' Stenstrom Realty ftanforb *rr»th Dec. 18, 1964— Page 3 -A SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer FURNISHED or unfurnlabed, 3-bedroom, 2 bath. Many extra a. Ravenna Park, 322 5300. 3 BEDROOM, Family Room, 2 Bath, built In Appliance}, ‘ Central Air It Heat, wall to wall carpeting. 322-3505. FOR THE MAN WHO HAS EVERYTHING Fabuloua River Front Home at Lemon Bluff, world famout flihtnr Reaort. 3 Bed­ room, 2 batbi, 132 feet on St. Johns Rivar, Seawall, Dock. Central Heat It .Air -Conditioning. Everything for happy c a r e f r e e Uvingl 130.000. Realtor-Iniuror-Trajei 322 4991 1919 S.' French Are. 2563 PARK DRIVE U H I1 N N 323-1420 322-7403 — r/W r— READY TO MOVE IN NIGHTS New 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes, ‘ I t 'e sim ple! W e find out how much W6 all w elsh, and 322-6624 323-0546 12 bebba. So. Longwood area divide by fo u rl" 322-4141 322-5462 —Trades considered, and we'li build on your lot. Semi note County a Leading Build er HAROLD LOGAN Government Owned I I — Monty Wanted l — Ln»l k Found LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. 3— PernonaU I t — Favlnea & Loan Homes Salea office. So. on l). S. 174— Unauty C * r « I I — Insurance 92 to Dlxla Bell Dinar, turn I I — Bchooia A Iniiructloaa S— Pay Nuraarlaa 70— Kmploj-m.nl li r v t e M • — Child Cara right one block on Seminole 1— I>on»—Cat a— Pa ta Ti— Mala Help Warned Ave. 638 3911. Selection of 1, I, and 4 10— Poultry — Mvtaiock 71— Tamale Help VVanleC V2— Rparlal Notlcaa TI— Mala or Katnaia Help Bedrromi located la various 71— Sale* Help Wanted •FREE’' 13—Catarins — Food section* of Sanford TT— Situation Wanted 14— I'I i m i lo Eat Mistletoe and Holly when you 15— Spaclal Sarvlcaa I t — Income Property Immediate Delivery purchase this picturesque 2l *— Swimming Poola I I — Huelnete P r o p — lele M O N TH LY P A YM E N TS 17— Ja nit urlal ftarvtcaa IT— Reel Kettle Wanted bedroom. Spanish type home, I t — Reel Ketate Kelt 11— Do-li Youratlf r FROM $50.00 with fireplace, nestled among IT — llualnata Rental# 19— nuillara KuppIlM FOR TH E BEST HOME 10— lU r .l w .»r» 10— Uota For Sale stately omea, several citrus BUY . I I — Karma— ilrovta 31 — llottia lUpatra trees, giant Holly in full 11— Out o t Slate A c r e a g e " 21— Plumbing • SEE YOUR I t — llouett For fete ' bloom, garage.‘ tool shed, I I — llouaea— Balt or Reel 2«— Wa ll Urltlln* lawn sprinkling system, gold­ 17— llou.e For Rent 26^-A It i-ond & Moating fish and pond with lilies, on lto— lle.ort Rental* IS— Uadiu * T«‘ta%‘JaIon tot— Trailer*—<*k l»*na* 2 9 — I ’ l-inte* A K 'lU ip m a n t approximately 1-Acre, inside |ot — MntiUa lint,).e— Sale 10— 11>>tin* \|t|flian>#a 4 the City, at 541 Plumnsa. lo l — M,.title H-'tnee— Rent 31 — Mu* ,i l Inatru manta l o t — Trailer ipare— Rent 32 — U u a l l i r a a l.'JU j i m m l 816.000. Exclusive offering 101— Tratlar Lota— Hale 23—Jnti Printing with: lot — Apartment* Tor Rent 34— 13%ho lit try CLASSIFIED INDEX - $100.00 D O W N V A -FH A Property Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N Park Ave. FA 2*123 96. Ho linen - Hale or Rent REALTY CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. Ph. n e n l n g t 322 1597 Office: 3112116 Nigh la: 311-0700 SR 0646 2321 Park Drive 9 ’57 Cher. 1167 hat. »31 ran '57 Old. |496 hat. «24 mo. '57 Plymouth 1399 bal. |24 mo. '67 l.imoU *787 bal. $11 mo. '37 Mercury 11*9 bal. I l l mo. '57 Rambler 6587 bal. ft t mo. '87 fodlllar 1187 bal. |31 mo. '37 Chev. |S99 bal. |29 mo. '37 DeSoto |I86 bal. |38 mo. 57 Chryaler 9399 beL 134 mo. '56 Chryaler 1391 baL 117 mo. '58 Olda 8399 bal. 114 mo. 56 Hillman 1499 bal. 814 mo. 66 Pontiac 8586 bal. 812 mo. '58 DeSoto 8689 bal. I l l " mo. i f C h irr-1331 bal. 8J0 mo. ■an 6M» « n w 9 * 8 W r t t ; r » « 5* Char. *799 bal. |3| mo. 59 Pontlar 9999 baL 834 mo. 39 Ford 8786 bat 132 mo. '69 Plymoath 6899 bal. 814 mo. 69 Feed 9899 bal. |8I me. 59 Plymouth 8419 bal. |84 mo. SANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS 2 BEDROOM C B Hoqie, Kit FURNISHED 3 room apart- 19f>3 C H E V R O L E T Dump FIVE awappirtg day* left. Dur­ ing our "Be kind to Santa meiit. Clean and close up­ Truck, 6,000 Series. Has good cheti equipped, call' 322 5303. 4 yd, dump body. Good ope­ Claus" week, we are miking town. 840 mo. 322-6261. 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath, Sunland rating condition. 5 Speed Jingle Bell bargatni out of Eftetei, 893 mo. 322 1689. 4 ROOM APT.. 518 Park Ave all *64 outfit*. Sample gift Trans, and 2 ipd. axle. H. H. pricea 8535 Whiter type Boat Kenyon 322 14R1. FURNISHED 3 • bedroom, 2 FURN. Apt. Close !n. Jimmie 8395; 18* 81,533 family run beth, very nice. Ravenna Cowan. 322-4013. about 8795; 81,195-60 HP I have two used trucks for Perk. 1 yext lease. 322 3509. sale. A 1959 Ford 2 ton F600. famous Electric Shift EvinUNFURN. Upstairs APT. 855 3-BEDROOM. 1H bsth. unfurn­ And a 1963 Ford F600. Both rudei 8850; 40 HP only 8495; month. 309 Magnolia Ave. ished. Quiet section 322 6993. have two speed axles. In Sturdy Tilt Trailers from Inquire downstair* after 6 1203 W. 19th Court. good condition. Call me. Nick 8130. Ho Ho . Ho. Special p. m. or call 322-4130. Pasternack. 322-1481. on all used Outfit* too. 102. Mobile Homes • Sale Term*. Robson Sporting I Room Efficiency apt. with Goods, Downtown Sinford. pvt. bath k ahower, suitable *37 CMC PANEL Truck 8250; DON’S 22 White Tractor & 1952—33 322 5961. for couple or alngle person MOBILE HOME SALES or retired. All utilities In­ ft. Produce Trailer, excel­ "Your Wheel Estate Dealer" You can find anything you cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ lent condition, good tires 82,17 Model* to choose from cated on let St., within 1 000. Fur information call need advertised in the Her­ OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 322-8431 after 7:30 p. m. block of 3 free parking lota ald Classified • •• 636-1206 • ■ and aboppfeig (renter. In­ Hwy. 17-91 Longwood, Fla. quire it Mtnuel Jacobin HO. Automotive Service 14 ind 8 Bedrooms Dept. Store 311 E. T in t St. NEW irvd USED AU TO GLASS . FLORAL HEIGHTS.' 3-robm, Awnlngi 4 Cibinn IN S T A L L E D Furn. -Sanford Ave., St to QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Hwy. 17-81 S 322-2562 Hlbiicui, to rent algn. Call Senkarik Gin** and Paint Company after 4 p. to ., 322-6007. SCHULT Trailer 33x8 ft. with 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 24 ft. Cabana 8300 Cash. 108. Hoomn For Rent Pdrk Ave Trailer Park. Lot Auto Glass, Tops 62, Sinford. Call Titusville CLEAN ROOM tor Man. 401 h Sea' Covers Magnolia Ave. 322-0720. AM..7-3192. Complete Selection B9‘a Thru l l ’a $200 * 1300 Down $d0 . $60 Month 100% Mechanical Guarantee — 36 Days — 1,066 Mlfee On All Used VWV Salee — Parts — Service Factory Authorised Dealer Ellinor Motor Co. So. Hwy, 1T-6I __ Sanford, FI*. •FVrJ 322-1835 m tOI — R'l'inie For Rent H o — Hotel Roome 111 — Rental Aeente 111 — « antnt To lt.nl IIS — Autnt For Sal. li e — vutn* Nala or Trad* l i t — Trui-k. For Sal* 110— Automotive n*rvlr* 121 — Pconi.r* A I ' r . l u 1I t — Moat* A Motor* t i l — Marine Sup pH** - 425-5938 ' 322-5612 ioil. Mofille Home* - Rent 115. Auto* For Sale 10' WIDE, 2 bearoom trailer NO-6-4906. .■* AU TO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. DOB McKEE USED CARS NO MONEY DOWN 701 French Ave. 323-0721 304 W. 2nd St FA 2 8032 ALL WORK GUAR\NTKED WHO W OULD LIK E TO H A V E T H E IR M O NTH LY PAYM E N TS AS LOW AS $59.50 p e r Mo n t h , a n d o w n a c o m p l e t e l y FURNISHED HOME. 123. float a & Motors•63 ANGLIA Ste. Ws|on 10 Ft. Orlando CLIPPER Boat. Like New 81.095 2 BEDROOM Furn. Apt. Call 1- 3 HP Johnson Kicker, SANFORD MOTOR 322 9173, after 5 Ph. 322 0641. 600 French Ave. 322-4362 especially good for Diick AVALON APARTMENTS hunting It fishing. 322 4392. trt W. 2nd St. 322-3417 '64 FORD Galaxle 500. V-8, -----------------------------------1_ Automatic, power steering. 17 Ft. HIGH HAT. with access­ FURN. Apt 2300 MeUwmlle 11.000 mtlei 82,200. Call 322ories, '58. 50 It p Johnson, 3766 lifter 6 p/m, 3 BOOM Furnished Apt.. $33 elec. Hart, Mitchell Tilt Trailer. Excellent condition, mo.,' includes water & elec 1959 FORD V-8 Country Sedan, *730. Call 322 6613 Die. 322 9507. Radio, Heater,. Auto. Trans, 106, Apartment* for Rent SEE P H IL , ■ . AT DON’S M O BILE HOME SALES * "Y O U R W H EE L ESTATE D E A L E R "- H W Y. 17-92 SOUTH LONGWOOD, F L A . NEAT. 2 BDRM. Furn Apt . or will trade for fiberglass boat, motor and trailer. See T Bath, Dining Area $59 50, at t'City Ice," ..7 t h ' -aniff] 1703 Magnolia. Th. 322-3931 ^French Ave. 322-1722 or 322' or 2296” 5096 nights. W E L A K A APARTMENTS 1961 FORD FflOO. Excellent 114 W. First St. condition. Looks resl good F U It N 18 II E I) Apartment* and runs cood, 2 speed axle close in 601 Palmetto. Ph Call me at this No. 322 1161 322-1374 after 5:30 p m. —Charles Hudson. lAFU RM SHFD 2 Ddrm ApT.' (13 VW. low mileage, radio, kitrhen equipped, to/rano Plume before 3 p. m , 322floors, tile hath f7S Ph 322 mr> 1 6201. IIS. True It« Fur Snlc LAKE MARV real clean. n|rr •---------- ---■ - ly furn apt , I-bedroom, l-V) CALL ME If you can use a '63 Call 32J-193C Chevy 2 Inn dump truck ' •Hua> 2 apowl axle. 4 yard, EFFICIENt V clean, fill Turk dump body. Good condition. Call J. Denton 3)2-1461. $30 mo Up Surplus t'lly. LARGE 4 Bedroom Home with Frnm P»mlH"l« r u u n ff Frum Sanlnnl E f- h a n a# <nui nir«0t> full bath and 2 half hathi ~ ~g------------r ■— i 1123 mo., 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath home with Family 97. Houses For Rent 97. Housrn For Rent room 8125 month. 2 BEDROOM Furn., nice large NICE 2 Bdrm., furniture drapes A wool rug, 122 2577 lot. 322-1305 Payton Realty 322 1301 2640 H^wathi at 17 92 2 BEDROOM kitchen equip ped 873 month. Ph. 322-3683. 1012 15— Vacuum c*laantra 3T— Moving A rtt»na s * 19— K i l n m 1na tor a 41 — PUntji F r a i l — flffdl 50-— Mi*"’ For Si j* Si — A r 1 1>' 111 Knr It ant. 51 — S » n ip Tf l ' » r h i n i « 41— \V ant ai To Huy 5>5—■IP'tirnItura F*»r Halt 46— An l hiufi For Ha la 5■— Miinay To t*nan 60 — Buiiiifai Op (Hit t unit la a 97. Houses For Rent N ATIO N AL • Sedans • Hard Tops • Convertibles • Station W agon s 138. Boat is & Motor* 106. Apartmenta for Rent 118. Truck* For Sale W A N T E D Stemper Agency S t Johns Realty 97. Housea For Rent 1964 C H EV R O LET M ALIBU TWO 2-Bedroom House*, liv­ ing room, dining room, Kit chan, front A back porch. 2486 Palmetto Av e . ' *90 A 2604 Palmetto $75. Keys at Ted Williams Hdw. i a r--1 *| % * *| IJ__ * j ■.‘A 1i i ' HERE W E GROW AG AIN 3 • BEDROOM, 2 hath, un­ furnished/ I mi. to base, 1 blocks to stropping center A i f bool. 1 year lease reqriir ed. $120 mo. 822 6670 after 3 p. m. Stenstrom Rentals 2 BR Home Furo. $60 3 BR Home Furn. $123 1 BR - 3 8ta Heme Furn. 1166 JuMk -Hn«n» 3 0 . -■ f .- W - 2 BR Kit. Eq.'DtBary *73 " 8 BR - 2 Btb Lk. Mary 8113 3 BR - 2 Bth. F^xlr* Nice.8125 3 BR - 2 Bth. Rav. Park 8130 I I * . I Bth. Piaecreat 8133 We Have The Home For You IN OFFER H AVE POW ERGLIDE TRANSM ISSION, .POWER STEERING, FACTORY A IR CONDITIONED. LOCAL CAR m m —om iV - r.piw a c t u a l ■ N E W CAR PRICE •* PRICE NOW ‘ geaferd, Florida 881-48*1 Natioaal Rtpoaaaaalona lac. 322-6824 322-4146 NIGHTS 1110546 fafk To These Ofe Boys: ” $1,800- • $ 2 ,6 0 0 Liberal Bank Financing QO DO CQ DO BOB McKEE USED CARS 701 FRENCH AVE . 323-0721 322-3482 I'LV M O ITH iiport Fury 3 Door Hard tup Fully Equipped, 11,900 Actual Mile*. Like N r », Factory Warranty ('(lRVAIH Mum* Aulo. Tran*., Ratlin * nd Heater. Immaculate Condition. Only 10.000 Actual Mile*. A Rleal At DART 4 liiuir Sedan, .Standard Tran*. Heater. Nri* Tire*. 11.000 Mile* Of Factory Warranty Left g g PEUGEOT. Radio And Heater. Oita Owner And Eatra Nlre VOLKSWAGEN. While Tire*. Sun R»uf. Irah A l.ow Mileaae. Have To See At 69 2595 THAT YOU A O PENED pleaslke wfE-gg- - Stenstrom Realty 25*5 PARK DRIVE 123-2410 8237495 ORDER WE FIN ER THE MIGHT SERVE SELECTION ABOVE LOT HE J^ILN .W H IT T A K E R FROM E X C E IT BETTER USED CARS, FOR ) ’ OlJR AND WE SHOPPING : NK-W— W F P -^ V lW r-fD f^ l'.tfD E K MR. OF YOU 8 O’CLOCK .AN A.M. If THE HOURS TO M ANAGEM ENT OF OPERATION^ WJ^L f i " O’CLOCK P.M. D A IL Y SU ND AY. 1596 1595 695 895 M A N Y OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM A Few Of The Many Selections Awaiting You O fl FORD STATION WAGON. LOTS D U |,EFT IN THIS ONE. OF TRANSPORTATION *696 *395 '895 £ 0 JEFF WAGON "fi" VERY GOOD FOR THIS YEAR. 0 2 SAAB "*»• WAGON. SHARP SWEDISH DESIGN. OUR PRICE) ECO N O M Y fc li® o ‘ SPECIA LS 59 R E N A U L T 61 R E N A U L T (Real Nice) 0 295 696 30 GOOD RECONDITIONKD CARS — MOSTLY LOCAL— BANK RATES ON A L L CARS MUST GO BEFORE JAN. 1. PRICES SLASHED! GO WEST! SEE: THE DODGE BOYS STAR7S MONDAY AT MOTOR SALES Showroom — Second & Palmetto i« % \' • * Phone 322-0711 or 322-0861 0 0 PLYMOUTH WAGON. STANDARD TRANSMISSION, A SOLID CAR. *295 0 | TEMPEST WAGON. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION *995 AND READY. ONLY Phone 322-6164 1501 W. 1ft St. • BEN IIOWLANO • CHARLIE CRAIG SANFORD • FRANK • BOB THOMAS * IIRUNKON Seminole County Motors -1801 W. l i t St. — Sinford Phone 322-0614 Or MI 7-2330 ** (JF • - [r T pO N iiA c] m BUI C K ^ [ r a m b l e r ) <• |l k t.4. M AIN O F F IC E 301 W. 1st St. 322-0231 ■ *' I if �T H E SEVENTH-DAT A D V E N T I S T CH URCH Corn ar Tib A B i n J. U Mar ah all S E R V IC E S S A T U R D A Y — Sabbath School ------ • a Worahlp Bentos — 1 1 »« a Wodnoadap HlFbt . Alliance C H R IS T IA N MISSION A R T A L L I A N C E CH URCH I H I Par k ATa. a t . I I U «tHev. C. a D i f «. Jr' .7 7 , * * * * Sunday School — * » t l l a- mWorahlp Sorvlco _ l i f t * »• *"• E ro nlns Worahlp — Ttld P- nt. Alllanco Tooth jollo wah lp (W od .) — t.IO p- m. t^nyVr Borneo ----- - T:l# p- »■ Assembly Of God P1NECREST ASSEMBLY O P OOD CH URCH cor. I T U and Elm M u . Wilder — -------- Pttto r » CO N G R E G A T IO N A L • C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H (United Church of Christ) r » r k Avenue » ( H th St. 1:4* a. m . ____ Church School 11:*0 a. m. — W o n h l p Sarvlca * 30 p. m. __ Christian Touth Hlnlotrjr R ot . w a l u r A. IL McPherson, FIR ST B A P T IS T CHURC1 l i t Park ATonuo F, B. C h a n o o -------------P »* Morning Woroblp __ l ; t l a. Sunday School —%_ 1:11 a. Morning W o r a h l p __ l l : t t a. Training Union — - 1:10 p. ETtnlng Worahlp - T:4I p Wad. Prapa r Sarvlca Till p. E L D E R BPRINOB HAPT1BT Old Orlando Rd. at Hoator A v a B. Hamilton Orlffln — Paator Sunday S c h o o l ____ 1:11 a. m. Morning Worahlp — !! :• > a. m. venlng Wo rlbtp _ Episcopal CHRIST CH UR CH Church Street, Longwood IT. Chariot W , Steerart. Jr. Vicar Holy Communion Family Bervlos A Claaaaa — Claaaaa --------------- TMt p. ra. B A P T IS T MISSION E N T E R P R IS E Sunday S c h o o l _____ 1:11 a. m. Morning W o n h lj f - 11:00 a. m. Training Union — — * :lt v w* Evening W o r ih lp — T:S0 p m. Wad. Night Prayar Meeting — T:I0 p m. Rev. R. J. Boynton — — paator H O L T CROSS C H R IS T IA N Fr. Leroy D Soper, Rector Holy Communion T:t0 a. m. Family Service end Sunday School ----- — 1:00 a. m. Morning Provor , tFtrat Sunday — Holy Communion 11146 a- m. CH URCH MOT S. Sanford Avo.’ R. Vernon Fuller Sunday S c h o o l ____ * :<S o. m. Mornlng Worohlp . 11:00 a. ra. Free Methodist Church O f Christ Baptist T R E E METHODIST CH URCH Corner tth St- and Laurel Avo. Re •, C- E. -Ander eon ---- Paator Talapbono: 111-7*14 Sunday School — 1:41 a- m. Morning Worahlp __ 10:4b a. m. Evening Worahlp __ T:00 p. m. Wad. Prayar Service 1:10 y. m. CH U R C H o r CH RIST Oonova Ralph Brower Jr. Evangellet Bible e c h o o l --------- 1:10 »‘Morning Worahlp — t:t0 a. m. E anlng Worahlp _ 1:10 p. m. Wad. Prayer Service T:I0 p. m. Lutheran Morrla l l u b y ------- Evangellet Bible C l u e — — .- 10:00 A m. Morning Worihlp — lt:0t *- m. Evening Worahlp —. C00 p. m. Bible' c|oieaa Wad. - l:Jt p. m- OOOD B IlE P IIE n D L U T H E R A N CHURCH Jlvk A Orlonda Drive * HWy. 17-11) ■' Sanford. Florida ' Tha Rev. J. Gordon P e a r y , Peelor • Sunday S c h o o l ____ t i l l A m. Morning Worahlp — 1 1 : 0a a m. Communion— Flret Sunday la Each Month Kindergarten and Nureary l TH TUB V TH B C H U R C H POM A L L A L L r o l l TMS C H U R C H The CTiurch m tlx (rentea* farter on earth for the laiibl ini of character and good ntiienahip. k n a no rrW ii* af eptnlael value*. Without a string ehureh. neither democracy nor civilluUon ran eurvive. Than are Jour sound reason* why every person should attend eon aea regularly and support the church Thay are: (l| for hia own sake. 421 For hie chil dren’e sake (3) For the sake of hi* community and nation (*) Ktw the lake of Ih* rhun b itself. which neeeia hi* nveel and material support- Plan la go In church regularly and read your Hilda daily. O A K L A W N BAP TIS T CH URCH 17*1 Country Club Road ■ pontored by Flra* Baptlel . Church Ra*. IL T. B a r r e l ! ------Paator Sunday School — — 1:44 A tn. Worahlp farvlea _ H : M a m. Training U n i o n ----- *:44 V m. Evening Worehlp 7:40 P- m. Wed. Preyer Serv. — 7:10 p m. OSTEEN B A P T IS T ct lU R C II ItW'T? 414 Ph. I l l - I l l * Teeter , - .r healer W . Plank Sunday School — .14:** a. m. Morning Bervlca _ t l : » l a irTraining Union — 1:4* p m Evening Service — J :»* p m. Sunday CH UR CH O F OOD OF PROPH EC T 1401 Elm Avenue Rev. Ro birl Welch - ..... Pa atnr Sunday School —— Iv44 a- m. Worahlp Service — 10:4* *. m. E ngelletlc Serv. — 71 So p. m. Tueday: Bible Training — Till p. m. T h u ra d e y s . Toung People Service Till pm. •. in -in i CH UR CH o r CH RIST l i l t Park Avenue part Brown - .... Evangellet Sunday Bible S t u d y ______ !t:«0 a m. Morning Worahlp — 11:00 a m. Evening Service — 1:10 p m. See “Herald of Truth” 1 p m. Sunday on Channol I Tueeday I.adtee lllblo Ctaeo - IOi OO a a . Wedneedey Bible C M o o --------- Tilt P "I. BUI Stephen* — --------- l’**.!or A Cordial Welcome to AH CH URCH North Monroo * C. A. Bestir .. Paolos Oat non Sunday School _ 11:00 a- m. Oatoon Worahlp Borneo — 11:11 a. no. Slefford Manorial— Worahlp Bervtes U t i l t a. m. Stafford Memorial— Sunday School . - — 11:11 a. m. CH RIS T METHODIST — *------------ C H U R C H ---------Sunland Eatatea Cltrub Haig Me Rer. Cbarlta B H o f S — Paoto* Church School .— - * : t l a. ra. Morning Worahlp — 11:0# a. m. MTV - - 1:10 p. m. Eva. Worahlp — T:10 p. m. Wad. Prayar Banrica T:I0 pin. 101 S- Park A v a Christian PIRST Methodist Congregational Baptist Adventist Isaiah 1 1 : 1-6 Monday Jeremiah 23:5-8 a KB qFA$0H& tin mifkl • . . tin a// efary aear/e rear aew ayara • * . tin /ew fo* tin C^kriit (^kit* 4a li* msj/d id C*krlitmm imi r*s tf mU J . L U T H E R A N CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER lot W. ttth Place •The Church of the Lutheran Hour'' and TV “Thle la the LlfV H erbert W. O o e r e e ____ P ea lor Sunday School — 1:14 a m. Worahlp Service — <j9m t k * s ms k* m j m issy, *S i/# n / ^ i r b / s w i i mi lk tkm I m iL 7j i t , f 7 /iy k t , -JJo fy m /f Ik it > • / kmffy amtJ m iilf it * * , lk • f t * i k tmm m4 Im m m d . s 4 * d mm mmd m Klndergartan mf ik t C. k riifm a i * e m it in li mml mmr-mitf m it it iM , tkli fim< m id im m m tr, O k in u mm kmtttf, mm m iitftlm lk* lirfk J ClnnL J t ll m a ci, « . .L _____. 5 [O f f . . . /a ear it im iti tmtinly • . • turn 4a tkt (- km% k. Tuesday Mlrah 6:1-4 and Nuraary Methodist amd tk*rg V mml n^/ Im lm m trmm, l? u t it U (*k*fo/mm4 fmA lk* rnmmm, .n if.l/ n H ./ if m. m j ikrifkt r+d rilL+m t, l i t f titit tin ft f mm tk t irgm. i M tk 10:10 a Wednesday Luka 1:67-«0 Thursday Luka 2:8-20 Xr Friday Romani 16:7-13 , t "j. F IR S T METHODIST CH URCH l i t Park Ava. Rev Robert 14 Jenklne. Pastor M orrtkig W o rsh ip __ 1:10 p. m. Sunder School ____ t i l l a m. Morning W u r e h l p 10:11 a nv MTF M e etln g e • : So p. m. (Intermediate, Senior) Evening Worihlp __ 7:10 p. m. Saturday Colossi ana 1:S-Z0 GRACE METHODIST CHURCn Onor* Rd. at Woodland Ave, Rev. John H. Hire* Jr., pastor Church School —— t : l l a ra. Morning Worship 11:00 a m. M T F _______________ 1:10 p. m. Southern Methodist FIRST S OUT HER N ME TH OD IS T C H URCH Woman'* Club Building , tot Oak Ava. Durward H. Knight Jr., Paator Sunday School ------ ! : l i a. ra. Worahlp Service — 1:10 p. m. Nazarene FIR ST CH UR CH O r THE NAZARENE W . Jnd fit. at Maple Avo. Paul Blckaa — .. —------ Paator Sunday School ____ 1:41 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 10:10 a. m. Touth H o u r ________ 1:00 p. m. Evangallallo larvloo TlOO p. m. Mld-Waok Sarvlca (Wod.) _ T:09 p. m. Third Sunday SlngaplratlcS — IlOO p. m. FIRST C H URCH TH E N A Z A R E N E Lake Mery, F1a R ev. W. L. Holcombe, Paator Sunday • :tt a m . ____ Bible School 11:00 A m . — Morning Worahlp T:00 p. m- __ Evening Service T:00 p. m. — Wed. Mid- We ek Prayer Servlcea 1:00 p. m. __ Lett Wed. M i lllonery Service OF Pentecostal FIRST P E N TECO S TA L C H URCH OF LONG WOOD 1(1 Orange Street , Rev E. Ruth Grant __ Paator Sunday 8 chool ______10:00 a m. Morning Worahlp — llrCO a m. Sunday Evening __ T:I 0 p. m. Wad. Blbla Study - T:l* p. m. Conqueror* Matting F r i d a y __________ 1:10 p. a . Presbyterian FIRST P R E g B T T E R I A N CHURCH Sanford, FI a Oak A v a A Ird SL Grover C. Sewell Jr. __ Pastor Edg ar W. Smith Jr. Aaalatant * : ' Pastor Church School — — |:(| a m. Seielon M e e t s ____ ■ 10:11 a m. Morning Worahlp __ 11:00 a. m, Pioneer Fellowthlp _ 1:00 p. m. Senior Hi Fellowship 1:00 p. m. Evening W o rihlp __ 7:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer Heating 7:00 p. ra. ■■ ■ -Wtt COVENANT PRE SBTTE RIA N 1771 Soulh Orlando Drive Thomas IL Makla — __ Pestot W o r e h l p ______ __ 1:00 a m. Chur oh School ____ 10:00 A m. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible TH E AM ERICAN O IL CO. Mr. Mrs. M. R. Strickland GREGORY LUM BER of Sanford HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO, and Staff A R T BROWN PEST CONTROL FOOD F A IR STORES, INC, Rubert Sulouff and Employees HORNE. DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-02, Sanford C E LER Y C ITY PR IN TIN G CO., INC, H A R R E L t 4 ’B E V E R LY AUTOM OTIVE 209 W. 25th St., Sanford KILGORE SEED COM PANY 1400 W. let. St., Sanford - & . NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florid* J. C. P E N N E Y COMPANY c: v:Kotitn*inr*na-atatt L. D. P LA N T E , INC. Oviedo, Florida SANFORD W ELD ING 4 FA B R IC ATIN G CO. Bill Whitley 4 Employees B IL L H E M PH ILL MOTORS, INC, 301 W. 1st. St., Sanford CHELSEA T IT L E AND G U A R A N T Y CO. 119 W . First, Sanford H IL L H AR D W AR E 4 IM PLE M EN T CO. Bobby Newman and Employe#* LIG G E TT R E X A L L DRUG Gordon Kellett — Herman K oleff and Employeea A. DUDA & SONS, INC, Slavla, Florida H IL L LUMBER 4 H A R D W AR E CO Jimmy Crappa and Employeea PU B LIX M ARKETS and Employees LE E BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning PERFECTION D AIRIES SAN N/ B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES TMif“ Ifmptoyiwr SM TTTrS SNAPPIN* TURTLE MOWER SALES A N D SERVICE SOUTHERN N A T U R A L GAS CO John Dunn and Staff PROGRESSIVE P R IN TIN G CO, J. M- Cameron and Staff ROSE AND W IL K ’S R E STAU R A N T Rose 4 Wilks Bowman 4 Employeea STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies STENSTROM R E A L T Y Herb 8Unstrom and Staff STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff W H ATABU RG ER 2545 French Avenua W ILSON-EICHELBURGER ' M ORTUARY Eunlca L Wilson and S taff W ILSON-M AIER FU RNITU RE CO Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson CITIZENS B A N K OF OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida -S E M IN O L E C O U N TY A R E A CHURCH D IR E C T O R Y Antioch Bepllel Church. Oviedo C * n U » l Baptl*t Church. 1411 0 * k Av*. Chuluet* riret BepUel Church Chuluel* BepUel Mission Elder Spring* Baptlel Church. ftIA Lihklkil | U .r, ---- * Ftrol Bapilet Church. I l l Park Av*. Frlendahlp Bapitat Church ut A l l a n out* Spring* R t 414. A!lament* aprlus* Ft ret Beptln Cbur*h * f D « » * v f Ftr*t BaptUl Church e! Oeaevu First h a y l U t Church * f Le k* Mery J i l " Uaptlet Church *1 Lake Monro* First Bap 11at Chur*U * f Loagwcad. C Ctiuroh Oran I Flret Bepllel Church uf Ovl*d* First Baptist Church of Baa Lauda Bprtui f u l l ghfleh M i u M a a r y B aptUl Church. 11*1 W . l l t h BL Forest City Bapitat Church F*u sta in H * * d BaptlM Churrt, O vl* d. Baptist Church North ML Slou MLaalesary SaptleL Slpaa Ava. New ML Colvory Mloolonory Bapilet I I I ! W. 14th SL Ne w del era Primitive Sep tH I Church, l i t * W. llUt SL Ne w ML l i e u Baptist Church. M l * Poor A v* Ooklowu BouUet chop*), IT4I W. Mth I L 0 *t* * u Btptlet Church Flnecreet Uaptlet Church. 1*1 W. Onor* Rd. Froirle Loh* Soptlet Church, JUdg* lid, Peru Fo rk F ra gr*** MIe*l*uory l e y t U I Chur ok. Midway Seoood Shiloh MUolouory BopUet Church. Nioth * Ill * k * r y St Aua'a Calholl* Church. Perilling Itece, Denary I L Mary Magdalena Cathollo Church. Malt* l a s t A v a Altamonte Spring* CH RISTIAN First Christian Church, MIT a Sanford A v a Coagrtgotloao) Christian Chnrch, [_____ . 14*1 Fork Ay*. Norlhsld* tjhrlailan Church, Fl cr ld a Uuvca D r , ;Ma1tland C H U R C H OF CHRIST Church Church Church Chur oh cf ChrleL 111! R Furk A v a of ChrleL Oseeva of Ch rl lL Longwood • uf ChrleL Faala C H U R C H O F GOD Chnrch of Oo4. 11*4 B French Church * t O c a Ovted* Church at 0 * d M i * * t « a BctarprU* EPI S COP A L AH Saint* B flm a p a l Church B. D*B ary A v a , Eutcrprlae Christ Bplecopul C h u n k Long weed All Batata Episcopal, Enterprise l t * ly Close Epleeopek, P ar k A v a at 4th LUTHKHAJ* Aeeeoelou -Lutherou Church. Overbraak D r , Casselberry Good Shepherd United Luther*, l i t * a Orlande Dr. Lutheran Churou of tho Redeemer, M l W . 14th Fine* Messiah Lutheran Church. American Loglo* Hell. Prairie Lake. Peru Park ■L Luke* Lutheran Church, R L « M BlavU M ETHOD IS T Bnraett M*m*rlal Methodist Church, B. DeBery A v a . Enterprise Bear La k* Methodist Church Bethel AvM.E. Church. Cauaau Height* Caaeslherry Community MetUodlet Chnrch. Hwy. IT>II * Ptney Ridge f i t , Ceeeelbetry DeUary Community MtthodMt Church W . H ighla nd* DeBery J Christ Method let C h u n k Sunland Batatas ^ First Methodist Church, d l l P er k Ava. First Methodist Church of Oviedo « First Coe I hern Methodist Church W e n i e ' i Club I I I Oak A v a Fro* Methodist Church, » • • W. tth BL Geneva Methodist Church. Oeaevu O n e # Method lot Church. Onern Rd. Groat Chapel a m e . Church. Ovlode Oukgrovo Methodist Church. Ovt*d* Deteea Metbedict Church ■L James A.M R . Sanford Avo. SL M a rp a A.K L Church BL R L 411 Oeleea BL FauTa Methodist C l u n k Oeleea Rd. Entarprli* Stafford Momorlal Methodist Church B. DeBery MAZARKNK I H T M T I O A T A B T B K T IB T Forest Lake aevnath-dey Adveatlat Church. Hwy. 411, Fsree* City aeve nth^u y Advautlat Church. M ill io n * A t e , A lU m eu t * gprlogu •ou ter* Seventh-day Adveallut church, Sevan tk 4 Kim Allan's A.M.B. Church, Oliva * l l t h Church * f God In Christ, Ovlad* Chulueta Community Church Church af God of Prophecy, H IT Blm Ava Church of Oad Mlaalau, Eatarprtaa Church of J**u* Christ af Latter Day Salats, t i l l P ar k Ava. Community Chap*). Allament* Spring* R * * l* r u Orthodox Church. BL John* Chry­ sostom Chapel. Hwy. IT-M, Fern P ar k * Congregetles Bath IsTaal. l l t h 6 Maga^U a First Chur ah at ChrUt, Seles LUL 4*4 B. la d BL Kingdom H a l) a l Jshavab'a Wltaaaa Lake Moor** Unit. M i l W . Third BL First P*nt**a*tal Chnrch * r Lnngwood Full Oa*p*l Taber one l* m « CauaWy a u u ML Oliva Mallaaaa Church, Oak HlU Rd. Oeleea Plaaarast Agaemhly a f dad. ITtk A Blm Seuferd A U la a ** Char*)*, 1441 a Fork A v a Saafnrd C a u g r *g a U * e *| ■ Jehevah'* W U nieeee, M l Saaferd A v w , Th» Balvatlen Army, 8)4 BL feed BL putty Church u l Baa lard, i l l B. U t I I . . �i \ r • , V . > * * \ .--4- r Thii l» the q\iiet period for law enforcement agencies—• barring the unexpected. It’e one of three police enjoy dur­ ing the year. Phonca go still, except for extreme emergenelea, they aay. It happena ev­ ery Chriitmaatime. The oth­ er two times are at Enter and during the World Seriei. • • • J IB J L V A . Wintry Blasts, Snow Blanket Most Of m Facility First In Expansion Sniper’s Bullet SAIGON (U P I) — A sniper’* bullet ripped through th* wind screen o< * U. S. helicopter on By Harry I. Johnaon a reconnaissance mission Fri­ An energetic building cam­ By United Press day, killing the American pilot paign has been started by the Hesvy snow spread from the at the controls. First Baptist Church, one Pacific Northwest info bill­ which will change the profile Ends L ife iard wracked Montana Satur­ of downtown Sanford into e JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — day. Sleet and light snow left TU PI) — Missouri state prison modern Imsgc. roads treacherous from Texal The eastern half of the 500- Warden E. V. Nash, the object -to Michigan. of a critical legislative report block of Park Avenue will be Below Reeling temperature* that recommended his ouster, lt’a an older house on Lau­ were reported from Seattle, changed Into s complex ol edu- shot himself In the head. Ha rel Avenue but the occupants Wash., to Sheveporl, La. A cations! structures rivalling glad less than an hour later. certainly have extremely good new mass of arctic air was all others in the arcs. taste in their landtcaping of pushing into the northern As the Rev, Fred B. Chance- Explosion tiie front yard. Drive by. plains. VALDOSTA. Ga. (U P I) - A Pastor, puts it. the expansion Hazardous driving warnings spark caused an explosion and You'll enjoy it. It’a on the will "keep us sbresst with the were*up for sections of Texas fire that threatened to destroy east side of Laurel between Oklahoma, Kansas, Arkansas, growth and expansion of other an entire block of buslnesa saoctuary, Sunday School and off-street parking. The plans TH IS MODERNISTIC structure will soon he seen on Pnrk Second and Third Streets. Nebraska. Iowa, Illinois, Indi­ were drawn up by the architectural firm of McLnnc, Rnnon, churches in the community." firms Saturday before It was Avenue as the First Rnptist Church begins nn energetic „ • • • ana. Kentucky, Michigan and McIntosh and Bernardo. building project in the area. The $350,000 three-story educa­ Land value of the ares la tapped out. Damage wee esti­ Then continue your tour of Tennessee. Ice closed U. S. tional building is the start of the project which w ill include a estimated at $280,000. mated at $160,000. the residential section of San­ IT in Oklahoma's Arbucklc Plans call for four new build­ ford and surrounding arose Mountains. ings tn the area, with the first Plane Downed ’ * The decorations gain in sta­ Four-Inch snowfalls were being a $350,000 educational Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “ The Nile of America” CAIRO (U P I) — Egyptian ture each year, Beautiful, forecast for parts of Iowa and building of three stories and of jot fighter* shot down a email s • .* • Minnesota, Houghton, Mich., ultre-modernisUc design. American plane Saturday east They’re making up a' spec­ had 21 inches of. snow on Ihe The building will be located of the Mediterranean port city ial menu for Christmas dinner ground, on the corners of Magnolia of Alexandria, reliable sources at the county jail. It'll be California's Sierra Neredaa Avenue and Fifth Street. said. Two persons balled out of served to the shut-ins. • had 10 Inches of snow. Spokane, Also planned is s 1,200-seat the American plane. • * .* Wash., had seven inches of sanctuary, and the necessary A Clock Winder recalls the snow. Sphrata, Wash, measur related facilities. Zip Code 32771 ) Reject Idea county court proceedings of a ed six Inches and Omik, When the entire projec\ is FRANKFURT Germany few years ago when-the ven­ Wash., four Inches. Yakima, W E A TH E R : Partly cloudy and mild Sunday; no frost danger thru Monday. completed, the church will (U P I)— The Free Democrata erable County Judge Ernest Wash., got three more Inches have proportionate educational JuntOf partner* In Chancellor Houtholder sat on the bench. of snow, bringing the total to VOL. 57 United Press Leased W ire Established iOOf SAT., DECEMBER 19, 1964 SANhORD, FLORIDA NO. 86 space for a graded Sunday Ludwig Erhard's coalition gov­ Many jail cell occupants would seven inches on the ground. School of 1,200. ernment, Saturday bluntly re­ A billiard closed Interstate be brought before ,the judge, Demolition of existing houses jected a proposal to defend lle ’d talk to them individual­ 80 east of ^Portland. Ore., In the way of Immediate pro­ Western Europe with nucksr ly and in a quiet, fatherly stranding 170 motorists, who jects will start at once, offi| land mines. tone. Analyzing each prison­ look refuge In homes at Cas­ rials say. er's response, he'd invariably cade Locks and Bonneville. A sbOnontli fund raising ‘No Interference* reach in his pocket, offer a Portland had five Inches of project Is now under way. A dollar bill to the person and snow. TOlfYO (U P I ).— Commun­ building committee hat recom­ Crack trstns on the Union set him free with a warm ist Chinese Deputy Premier WASHINGTON (U P I) — picked party chairman. mended that a building fund "Merry Christmas." The Clock Pscfic! Great Northern and Untied Press International flames which consumed their and Foreign Minister Chen Yi lie alto, denied any conflict Rep. (Jerald R. Ford, a "new savings account be set up un­ Northern Pacific railroads Fires in seven slates Satiir rural home near Marked WASHINGTON (U P I) — breed" Republican with Im­ in political philoephy between Winder recalls the many said Saturday In Peking that til such time as the actual times he'd sit in the court­ were running three to four day claimed at least it lives, Tree, Ark. Lafferty and Ilia pressive credentials, Saturday linn and Halleck who waa a construction can begin, The the question of Viet Nam wife suffered minor burn.. Thr UniUd SU,e*' BrlUin hours isle into Portland and Michigan had stir fire deaths room watching proceedings. should be “settled by the Viet­ strong Goldwater supporter committee urges that special Five children burned to France have told Russia challenged veteran Rep. Char­ Carolina and ArWhen they were over, he walk­ northbound Southern Pacific andNorth In the recent presidential elec­ offerings be made tn addition namese people through nego­ les A. Halleck for leadership death when flames destroyed thry are ready to hold "ined down the stairs—feeling trains from California were Kansas live each.Washington tiations without foreign Inters of the thin GOP f.rces in the tion. to the normal pledges to the and Illinois three each and their (fame home near Kins formal" four power meetings such nearer to the true mean­ two hours behind schedule. lereaee." But he clearly linked HalU. S. House of Represents church budget. The temperature dipped to Pennsylvania and South Daku- ton, N. C. Their mother, Mrs. in Berlin on problems involving of {Christmas. ( leek to the Republican past The amount to be borrowed . . . Ucrda Spence, escaped with, „ ... 13 below at Broadus, Mont., >ta each reported one The 140 Republican House and said tha GOP must enter will depend on th* actual bid Friday 20 persona perished out Injury from the burning,1^ th' w,,ole of IUrlln' 0,f‘Another Houaholdar— Kar- and 11 below at Mtnot, N. D,, tenant bouse. ci*la here said Saturday. membeia left after the Demo­ "a new era . . . writ* ■ ntw price of contractors, church lyle, the son of Judga H o w early ,!n the dnyrfTi- W4fi,'-nir in a nursing home fire at leaders say. Three of the five children' The Allied statement wai crats' election landslide wilt chapter." holdar — will occupy tha same below at Duluth, MtnC," atd Fountain town, Ind., and four The 64 - year • old llallerk R iy Slayton Is general chair­ bench starring next month, A temperatures at ^ »•«*■ tilt died when flames swept an of Ray Kealy were killrd in nude to the Soviet liaison of- choose their leaders for the planned to break off a Flori­ man of the atecrlng committee a fire which raied their home employes' dormitory at a flood of memories will return. zero mark * ( • U*»r»«-*ed *. five in East Berlin in a teply new RUth Congress at a party da varatlon with his wife and which constats of Irving Pryor, •' » * tross the ndi h>f Winfield (111.) nursing home. at Seattle, Wash. Kealy. hu to an eatlier vague Soviet rauru* Jan. 4. By Donna Estes return to Washington Mon­ E. R. Wood, E. C. Harper Sr., Six of the nine children o( wife and the other two chit Have you noticed how traf­ states to New F.nflaDd. The Ford Halleck battle for overtuia suggesting fourday And aide said he had no and Lyman Phillips. The gaiety end happiness of Below (reeling readings Elbert' and Marie Cox lost dren were Injured. fic has roomed on First the post of minority leader Other committees include: Intention of letting Ford At Olney, III . (armor Frank pimtr meetink*500 Long wood children attend­ Street? And the streets ami were riworded at Atlanta. Ga : their lives when (lames de­ ' could be even tn-re Intense Finance— C. L. _ Park Sr., ing the annual community Th* Allies that than the struggle for leader­ walk off with the Job, and "of stores are crowded with shop­ Birmingham, Ala.; Charleston, stroyed their two story home Price died o( burns received chairman; ano C. L. Robinson, Christmas party was marred course ha will run for leader.” when an oil heating dovicr ev at the Detiolt suburb of War­ S. C ; Charlotte, N. C ; Mem­ pers. An atheist from the Hletl r«‘|fUllir til Iks br lir hi ship tn the national parly. J Roy Britt, C. W. Baker and by a tragic accident Saturday darkest corner of Russia phis, Tenn , Little Rock, Ark , ren, Mich. The children's plodod as he attempted to Mltrrnaitrly in hutt urd \\v»t The 51-year-old Ford, a Kenneth McIntosh. thaw a (roien livestock water­ afternoon. mother was critically burned. ami San Antonio, Tex. It was would know full well a spec­ lll-t title ! former football player from Plans and development— R. Five of the 12 children of ing tank. Mrs. Kenneth Brabaton and ial holiday is here, should he nine degrees early in the day Tin.*i? have been no regular Grand Rapids, Mich., was one Witltard Warfield, chairman; Mr*. Claude Layo were aerIn Chicago Mrs. Isoln-I Con be permitted to visit this area. at Asheville, N. C., and Jfi Dwayne Lafferty perished in and R. F. Cooper, Osbortfe lously burned with hotting wa­ rad, almost blind and partial mwctjnKH among the four H?r- ! . f the "young turks” who • • ■ degrees at Now Orleans, La. Dorminey, George Pitta rd, ter, bring prepared for coffee, | ly paralyzed, burned to death IHi 4JCiU|uition |K»wera aim# helped llallerk Upset Rep. Light snow at Chicago gist John Sauls Jr-, son of Mr. ll*4b * h e n the Ku»aiar» walk* Joseph W. Martin IR-M s M.) Mrt; Cecil Tucker, L. Burk* when a kettle (lipped from | when her dressing g o w n etl highways, leading to a 20 and Mrs John Saul* Sr., 624 fd out of the Allied Kom* for the Job of minority leader I caught fire. A Gold Award for 100 per Steele, Carlton Henley. Mrs. Mrs. Bra baton's' hands. Escambia Dr., Sanford, and a car accident on the Edens Ex­ ' In the Chicago suburb ol mandatura Just before they in 1959, Muitin had held the rent participation among em­ C. L. Park, Cecil A Tucker Mrs. Brabiton, suffering pressway and two six-car freshman at the University North Itivrrside, 111., Mts All l"cripllat#d the Berlin block- jmst for 29 years. ployes hat been presented by and Mrs. Margaret Reynolds. first, second and third degree of Florida, is a member of the chain reaction pileups on the tnma lirnliek, an elderly wid “ '**'• Halleck, a short, ruddy- Seminole County United Fund burns, was taken tn Florida Marching tutor Band which same route, sending 15 per Soviet overture faced grandfather from Rens- officials to the Kilgore Seed Sanitarium and H o s p i t a l , WASHINGTON ( UPI ) - A ow, lost her life Saturday will participata in Governor- sons to hospitals. have lM‘«n mad* selear, Ind., was former Presi­ Company. where ihe waa later reported Hay drops were underway in record setting 79,683,659 Amer­ when flames destroyed her ' " l* elect Haydon Bums' inaug­ home. by on* or more Soviet diplo- dent Elsenhower's right hand In "fa ir" condition. Th* firm'* employe* con­ uration in Tallahassee, Jan. 5. eight counties of eastern Mon icans voted it) tiie November Gwendolyn Clark, 12, burn Berlin to Allied offl- man In Congress and is known tributed t'25 to this year'* Mra. Layo - suffered third Young Sauls, • graduate of Una which President Johnson presidential election, an offi­ cd to death ,nnd her father, H waa extremely vague, as a n»-h<dd«-bsrrrd priltlr*! f40,0()0 campaign along with degree burns of the eyes and cial tabulation showed Satur­ Seminole Jfigh School's clast proclaimed a disaster area mother and two sisters were Westernofficials suijiccted strategist. He has been the $25 from Rufus A. Kersey NEW YORK (U P I)—Secre­ second degree burns on tha of 1964, is the only member of Friday. Up to 50 per cent o( day The only uncertified fig­ ures In the listing are Uiose injured Saturday when Haim's the J{u»»iun» meant th? u l k t GOP leaders for six years. Sr., IS gift* from C. A. Me- tary of Slate Dean Rusk held face, shoulders and chest. Sba the cattle U s the area were the Florida hand from San­ (or Pennsylvania. 1destroyed her two-story home ' « apply only to West Berlin. Ford, In announcing his Whnrtar Grove Service and "inconclusive" talks Saturday was given emergency treat­ feared dead from exposure ford or Seminole County, The final returns confirmed |near Ebensburg, Pa. | Th« Russians have rejected candidacy, said the future of th* Young Women's Improve­ with Soviet Foreign Minister ment at the hospital and was Western claims that East ------ , a---------------- rik*L.lAMlmk,B. JflhMfltt W . 0 »»r » » kiJl- )V ,V UlC_ two-party system w m s at ment Club, plus a f t gift Andrei A, Gromyko on a com- reported resting "latlsfactor— ait ■"tffBjrry-(jmFrlj*omfttffr ■*" !■ Ideally M o w R e s t r i c t I n n c ■ ™er his GoP rival Sen Bar • [ eo fn a riri-atflUndfll? rirJf* fibril stake, an d the GOP leadership from John 11. Muaan. ■ ■■■ ■ ‘pnmrtew p)« > f hr - Oiwals HSe tolU aL has .Lam a.- — ■ - ... gave a surprising shqck Ui the • ■ w in c n u n s M CoIdw<Ur> Uy tlM, , Aberdeen. s. d . f -o.- (tower con trol, 9 These contribution* brought deadlock on Russia’s $52.6 must display "a willingness •dull* at Uic Pinect-ext school The Russians also indicated the total of the Itlrtt driva to million UN debt. |pat landslide margin in hl*-| At Oak Ridge, Tenn. Sam children’* ‘ Chrislma* party. to try new Ideas by leading * date to $33,087.61 and leaves tory. In tact, Johnson's vote Giles, 11, got up early fdr a they felt that four-power ronBut a U. S. spokesman said 7th Vote Fails The hoy — who ahaI] remain reacting, UK $6,912.39 away from Its was the biggest ever obtain­ morning snack and smelled tact* should lake place only ROME ( J P I ) — Th* Italian of llie plan. Introduced By Gen­ monymoui to avoid further WASHINGTON (U P I) — .moke. He awakened hi. fa in West Berlin. | " No OT,a U lo *’1 ',n objective. eral Anembly President Alex Parliament failed on a seventh ambarrasimcnt to bis parents The Labor Department an­ ed by a presidential condidatc --------------------t ,h« ,*,'" rh' *"* Homer L Osborn, head of Quaison Sackey —7,515,212 more than polled thcr. who suffered third de-i Ballot today to elect a —climbed on Santa Claus' lap, nounced new restrictions late gree burn* while rescuing the ' J 60.minute ball players, he Kilgore'a operation here, told "That idea Is still ofaliveGhana: president (or th* country. " looked up and announced: "I Saturday designed to discour­ by Dwight D. Eisenhow-er In family'* 11 children. le a d e r Q u its '^ s d at a brief n e w , ermfer- tJF headquarter* that he and think you oughtlt have a age importation of Mexican 1956. Eight firemen were hurt: SALISBURY. R.h'xd«iut — *nre. hia employes, this year will The final count waa Johnpunch in the novel" Where­ farm labor and give U. S. while battling a five-alarm (L'PI) — Sir Roy Welrniky, Ford said the House con- Use a piggy bunk which w))l son M C I26,245; Goldwater, upon, he bopped Santa in the farm workers priority for Serving Hanford and 27,173,891. Unpledged electors! fire which caused damage es- the burly ex premier of the [ test wa» "related no way" he passed among tha com­ becxerl. available jobs. in Alabama and minor party, timated at more than *5 mil- Rhodesian federation, resigned to the national party struggle pany's personnel on paydays. Seminole County Since 1950” • • • Labor Secretary W. W il­ candidates got another 383,- lion to Dallas' famed Nriman- Saturday night as leader of the Involving When time for the 1066 UF The American Broadcasting lard Wlrta, said U. S. farm­ Marcus department store, opposition Rhodesia party. I Barry drfr# arrives, "porky" will b# 520 votes Company carried 65 minutes ers would be subjected to fed­ "aftuqhf/.ed" and contenta Johnson's total was 61 per of excerpts from "Tha Mes­ eral immigration laws in at­ aftrntrlbuled on behalf siah” by Handel by tha Stet­ tempting to acquire "btac- cent of all ballota caat. This of Kilgore employea. "This," was two-tenths of one per cent son University Choir under Mexican farm hands more than Franklin D.' Roose­ said Osborn, “ will keep the the direction of Prof, liarold —for temporary work. * Authorised Sales & Service United Fund 'alive' to all of velt'* second term margin in 51. Giffin. The program waa About 200,000 Mexican |a- 1935. us during the year and ahould presented on tha company's borera per year previously be a painless manner of giv­ WASHINGTON (U P I) — Prealdent That will be a tough job. In early Sep­ coaat-to-cosat network. were admitted to the United ing." -jlie / L C U A q Johnaon will leave for a Chriatmas-intember and October, government agencie* States, generally for three UF campaign chairmen, Texai holiday Sunday but most of his tima submitted their first money requests for Troy Ray, auggeslad today months, under Public Law 78. there will be spent tn an item-by item eco­ Congress this year refused to the ntw year. The total cam* to |108 bil­ that tha Kilgore plan might SIOPFINE nomy review of hia new federal budget, extend tha law which expiree be of Intaraat Co other buiilion. cm itfi tha Whfta House announced Saturday. ST. PETERSBURG (U P D Dec. 91. nese and profaatlonal firm* What Johnson is now faced with, Reedy lie will take budget director Kcrmit Gor­ An Air Force Fd00 Super end office* •* a unique meth­ eaid, i* the job of cutting th* requeate, Jet "flamed out" during a don to ^iia LBJ ranch near Johnson City Lincoln od of obtaining better reiulte. plua deciding w|}at new legiilaliva proalong with a foot locker and two big card­ landing approach to MacDill Other UF official* doffed giamt to recommend. Continental AFB Saturday and crashed in­ board boxra filled with data needed for the To do tha job, Reedy laid, Ilia Chief Ex­ their hate along with Ray to to the shallows of Tampa.Bay budget review. Every Typ* Repair ecutive will go over tha budget "on a line- “ A thinking, 'care-full* group White House press secretary George south of here. of citizen* in our area." On All byjtine, item-by-ltem basia." Reedy aaid Mre, Johnaon and daughter, The pilot, Capt. C. W. Brad­ CHRISTMAS SEALS (i|MTI lid Make* * Madvia ' Sinca eubstantiva change* ar* virtually NEW ORLEANS (UP1>— ley, ejected from the crippled Luci, also will go along but older daught­ •tllf RESPIRATORY DISEASES Th* Coast Guard cutter Cardi­ jet and waa picked up by a er Lynda will rymain hare a few days. Impoaeibl# after New Year’s Day, ha la ex­ gan had tha diaablad ‘'Mias Coast Guard helicopter — ap­ pected to have made bis final decision* on The President will stay in Texas until LONDON (U P I) Polish Demeanor" in tow Saturday parently . uninjured. He was after Christmas. Except for time o ff for what and whert to spend by th* time he Foreign Minister Adam Rareturns to the White House. beaded far Panama City, Fla flown to the MacDill hospital. the holiday itself, he will be deciding what packl will get a cool reception 109 N. Palmetto An. On* Whit* House budget expert put it when he tells British leadon Tha cutter and the TS-foot The plane bit ar tree on Ba­ to do Id tha way of fiscal 1966 budget eurSanford, Fla. this wsy: In prospect, h* said. Is a “ vary about hia plans tor an Eastfishing veasel oat ot Tampa, hama Sbor« Drive, narrowly I*ry . (Corner M Palmetto intensive period of budgetary surgery— Fla, were expected to arrive misting aeveral bouses and Reedy said Johnion was detcrmlnad to West conference lo ensure Euwith th* President taking bold as chief opean In Panama‘Chy early Sunday plunged into tlx feet of water cut the budget as "prudently st ha possi­ security, diplomatic surgeon." , morning. bly can." ' tour cep said Saturday, at the edge of the bay^ anfmrtt Hi -V Fires Continue, Allies Are Ready Republican W ar For Berlin Talk On In Congress 24 More Die With Russians Women Burned Al Yule Parly Gold Award Goes To Kilgore Co. LBJ Landslide Biggest Ever Russia's Debt To UN Talked On Farm Labor H U N T a n c . Budget Faces 'Surgery' AF Jet Crashes, Pilot Rescued Comet Disabled Vessel In Tow By CG Cool Reception 322-4884 --- L i. X f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 18, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 18, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 18, 1964; <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/d71a25f894d62a31ac3d60e19f8bdcd5.pdf 97b7790afcaf5cee9e59ab02c7ed60f4 PDF Text Text age 4-A—Dec. 16, 1964 - — <i Hospital Notes DECEMBER II, 1M4 Admission* Irm a Cooper, Betty Black,George R. B eit, Lottie J o m i , Joaeph WeU, Bhonda Applefa te , Edda F arrell, Sherry McGrlff, B oia Mae Wood, Sanford; Florence Botte, Del­ tona; Brian Ferrin, North Or­ lando; Cleanthia P eteri, Mait­ land. Births Mr. and Mra. Melvin Coop­ er, Sanford, a girl. , Dischargee Dollle 11cMillion and baby girl, Eleanor Nichols, Marion F reem an, Myrna Keefe and baby girl) Charol Chaplin and baby girl, June nem usat and baby girl, Walter Koeller, * Frederick Fraae, Laura- KuU M argaret Soles, Jlonnle Mil ton. Oscar Ross, Arthur Foes nle, Marie Hardy, Charlie - /G odieo£.7J5br W. Itimllfon^ Edw arJ Dougherty J r., Sinford; Alice Luti, DeBary; Mary Jo Culbreath and baby girl, Joaeph Oglesby, Lake Monroe. *' DECEMBER 12, IBM Admlsslona J . G. Cummings, Milton- J. Nichols, Arrie Collins, Robert R. • Elsencoff, Steven Duffy, Olivia L. 8m art, Samuel Haney, Emily L. Joyner, Car olyn A. F arrier, Arletha Scott, Ann Nichole, Sanford; Silvio Brunei!!, E rm a Wolan aky, DeBary. Births Mr. and Mra. Edda A. F ar rell, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mr*. Tbomaa W. Joyner, San ford, a girl; Mr. and Mra. Stephen Pelera, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mra. David P F errler, Sanford, a girl; Mr; and Mrs. Jam es Sm art, San­ ford, • girl; Mr. and Mra B eatrice Scott, Sanford, .a girl, DJachargea Rosa Maa Wooda, Olivette Wright, Annabel! Deere, Mar­ guerite Bridges, Effie Long, George Wesley ArnoTd HI, Jam es K lrklind, Mark lloggi. M srgsret Goodwin and baby boy, Janice Culver and baby boy, Shirley Dellorco ami baby boy, Nancy Hall and baby boy, Dalphia Wlllw and baby girl, Sanford; Henry Heath, Longwood; Kathleen Garrison, New Smyrna Beach; Dorothy L. P revatt and baby boy, Osteen; Virginia Balts, Titusville. DECEMBER 13, loot Admissions Albert Edwards, Marvin Miller, Janice Cowley, Lewis H. Morton Jr., Ethel William*, Sharon K. Slaytuakcr, Jtennc Black, Sandra Smith, Shirley Ragland, Sanford; l'rovedrnra B arrera, D e B a r y ; Betty Mann, Lake Monroe; Clement Polldoro, Long wood. Births Mr. and Mra, Itobert A. Mann, Lake Monroe, ‘a girl; Mr. and Mra, Dennis L. Slay* . m aker, Sanford, a girl. Dlacbargra Lucille Anderson, H e l e n Iliers, Elisabeth" Daniel*, Je s­ sica Burke stal baby girl, Ito•' berl Elacncoit, S a h t o r d ; Alice llellenday, D e B a r y ; Brian Ferrin, North Orlando DECEMBER II. 1M4 Admissions Letand J. Smith, Shirley Scbllke, Titus Jsm es, E. C.’ H arper S r , Helen Fitts, An­ nie It. Bell, Donald Young. Ell xaboth Whnarty, Joy Wilton, M argaret Saraney, B e n n i e Bell, Elisabeth Anderson. Vir­ ginia Smith, Patrick Taylor, Mary J. MUtikln, Sylvester Roberts, Constance McCabe, Joyce Shafer, Sanford; Outda Davis, Estells Neater, De.Bary; Eugene d a r k , Lake Mary. Birth* Mr. and Mr*. Jam * * 'B ell, Sanford, a girl; Mr. end Mre, Lyle Saraney, Sanford, a girl. Dlacbargra Steven Duffy, Irm a Johnston, A rthur Bradshaw, Alice Mar­ garet Jones, Dsn Brooks, Al­ vin Turner, Alms Hurston, David FlUgerald Rouse, P a­ tricia F. Jackson and baby boy, P atric ia 0 . C arver and baby boy, Sinfeed; Thelma Smith, Anna K. Stum , Lottie Wright, DeBary; Florence Bolle, Del­ tona; Geraldine Jackson, Mt. D ora; Char lea Rabun, Lake Monro*. inual Sessions en By Solon AMPA ( U P l ) - J U t e Ban. rga Hollahan, of Dad* nty, says the 1W6 Lagiure will paaa a measure tin g annua) aeaaiona. o 11mban made the forecast a Legislative Council inn committee on annual •ling . . • dairy specials • • down produce lane • Brctkftil CUb f r ib A FUrida Large Eggs ......... zZl. 49* Swaat-Aa-Honay B a n a n a s • »> 1 0 c ■ 4 JA R S S1 BUY 4 - GET 2 FREE! - 2 9 ^ Whceniin, 0«lkiout Memmeth Ch#e«* Z 79* Cheddar .... # frozen- foods • Stomps with coupon) ,. Jetiniten’i lar«. Pumpkin or kLIMIf 2 I'll All WIIM PURCHASES or f»« OP MOMl PRICES EFFECTIVE ' THU M. FRI.SAT. DIC. IT, 11, 1* 1964 ■;;; 29* Cream Cheese ’ bo1,' Diamond Brand Large □... W alnuts (PJutJjp extra 4*L Hreen k r.ft'i Fhll.Jtlphla Bring 89 * ^ 59 ' □ Potatoes................ . SAUCE .S t Topping ............ V.V 49* Russet Baking M U SS E L M A N S APPLESAUCE Lucky W hip Holiday D e iu rt □ O n io n s...........7....... - £l,b' 19' /CRANBERRY Mince P i e s ^ ^ P.l Rill Frettn Con.aniant ,* Jk Jfi{ G re e n S t a m p s «—12 Os. «4lk Alt idifig Morton'. Quick Frai.n 39* tbr.a 16-ae. A Q i laavaa ■’ Bread-Dough M orton’. F r a i . n Deniik Pecan T w i s t .....59* iwiaM l i DIAM OND BRAN D LARG E W A LN U TS Pop Top Cana FOR HOLIDAY CO O KIN G & B A K IN G ^ 69* pk|. of Pie S h e lls....... f CRISCO SHORTENING iWVnWW CARLING BLACK LABEL 't.2 9* K ra ft Parkay ..... Small Yellow Cooking OCCAM SPRAY W HOtt OR JELLIED LIMIT 1 W ITn 15.00 FOOD ORDER Smooth S p rt e d ln f M a rfarin a M r.. P a u l '. F r a i . n Sw att ^ 1-lb. bog 59c Potatoes............. :- 5 9 * (HgifH ft«L Dm . IB. IBM) Gsrton'i„Froi«n Ir.ag.g Flouhder Steaks 2Vk7.‘ 8 9 # V IIMIt I MLIASI WlfM 'V rURCHASIS Of 00 OHMOD Sinjl.ton'i Quick Froita Breaded Oysters V1/ ■ C "71LF!* 1 w ig y iB a ! 1 GOVT-INSPECTED SHIPPED QUICK FROZEN GRADE* A EVISC. 1 6 lb. 1 0 -1 6 Under And Over Pounds 1 0 lb s. 43c 45 Libbr'i Cream Style Golden C o rn ..... 2 Am M Libby'i Tendtr Green Sweet P e a s......... 2 fan0.3 29 * , C H A SE& f SANBORN Pum pkin.............. 2 *J0J '--5 9 ^ um ii * Stuffed O lives # t All-Purpo«o All-Tun quart Kraft Oil .. bat. m, Ul l .L l| M i n c e M e a t . . . „ . ..... ".’(.'i” 3 9 ' Glad-Wrap . . • • * * -aloo-ft. N.irla'f Alt-Pur**** Iv lft’i Tally let Craam »*e. Si Cookie Mix............ r*» 3 '•* Cake R o ll.. pkgi. la Nailla'i Tall-Haata Cookie Mix......... eke. TASTY HRFAK FAST CLUB Thla Coupnn Worth SLICED I # In our candy dept. • • 20f C u n t * Blatbusll't u Toward Thr Futrheas Of Onr l.h. Hreakfaat Club Baron At A d rcrtlird prlrr of lift **■49c ■i Limit t With IK.00 Or More O rdrr Offer Good In Hanford and Caearlberry Only. Expire* l)er. IB, 1861 O Brack'. Cb*col*l.-C*.#r.d 1 ® ), Villa Cherries . . . . . . 'LT 49* Kraft's Miniatera It Marshmallows .......,0bi;**25* * Kraft'. Full-Sli* Jat i-tb. ); Marshmallows Gold Model Plain , or S. R. 6 IdAOiomomomuM ioJVo G«recm o o en S ta m p s tn U n , W: ; HERMAN'S SLI. LUNCH MEATS I Bologno, POP. Oil*. Loaf) » 3 6-os. pkgi. 87c lu .irn •*!.. D«. i*. m il ¥ <-7’ X) loom ^ntoo Jftl G re e n S t a m p s ulA A. a i m. f a* md pv*cj. •*« -j: TREASURE ISLE QUICK FROZEN POD SHRIMP l ’/j-lb. bag $1.89 ltiRi*H tot.. Dec It. 1H4) i iQJlimjmJiMMJUiiiM [EXTRA EE I O O “F R.™ eM O O Swift's Premium I by tka piece) Jumbo t o G re e n S t a m p s ^ ! »lrt Alt md K-d.ni tk CHASE b SANBORN INSTANT COFFEE 6-oi. jar 95c ».t- Dm. It. 1*441 : Bologna............ r 39 = IMJIMMfiMMllM; l Roll Sausage, sr 59 =IO O « m o o 49* Ji*MG re e n S t a m p s 29e I Braunschweiger?b. 39 = 39* ® W M m M w sm 39« • W ie n e rs ___ 2 '.c 6 9 = Aunt Nallis's D tlk lo u . W hole Onions 0 ■i A *1. »>pm mi yinck... ; Sliced H a m . . . 6P£ 59 = i n iA sr wiih ruMCMA^rs or oo n« mori Marti Biand i lb. Swift's Premium Cooked or Baked Fof Holiday la k ln f , Libby's BACON i lb. all g r in d s 303 in » lb. DFLictoui corrn 1 . . . cmtrm T U R K E Y S $1. 0 PLUMROSf IMPORTED DANISH CANNED HAMS 2-lb. can $1.99 cqrwwi'reTi ii ■ rani l.ittrM y . i ,. urw^ D.t- eIt. IM.) SW IFTS PREMIUM Fruit D rink ............ 4 0 Jfti G re e n S t a m p s K Del MorIi PlnooppU-Gropotrud 0 99* ~ (Limit 1 pleosa with purchaaoa of S5 or ihm*), Borden's Assorted Flovora Tarnow'a Chunk Stylo Slick WA Ale a u _ * 4 Halved or Sliced Yellow Cling »•«. Dm. It. IMCI "FRESH PORK SALE" Froih F la v o r fu l L o a n P o rk T o i t y F ro th J Froth Loon Libby's Rich, Red 'n Rofrashlng Hwy. 17-92 and Onora Dr., Sanford Pillabury'a Assorted Seminole Plaza, Casselberry T lO O V ^ V lO O t o O reen S t a m p s •I* All CHM* nirunliiii oil SECRET Ic-OFF PACK ROLL-ON DEODORANT Ib 2 9 ' B mimooooooooooooo n ' mStamop osS «> 3 5 l oJjloGreen Ib 4 9 IQfifiaP QP.g.OAP.OJLCLQAli |b 5 5 ' imwami to Oreen Stam ps »> 39* WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE .(WMtiy YoJlgyr, GjiKBkto i»lH Cfcocghto, ‘Dooblc-Putch tod Lag^o Q obfoL Vw wk 5 >ot. ait* 65c Copeland's Fraih 'n Flavorful B oston B u tt F r e ih • m DIXIE CUP REFILLS PACKAOI- OF 100 l P ic n ic s . . . . : P e r k R o n s' :Steaks . . . • P ork H a m s : P o rk S id e s J F l o u r ............ . . at 3 9 I c e C r e a m . . . . S! 6 9 e T o m a t o J u ic e 4 I t *1 • FDelicio&us perP P" e a c h e s 4 * 11 _ . F r u it C o c k t a il. - 19* C a k e M ix e s • 3 is? 8 9 * Tornow's Famous Whole-Hog extra large 92c plua tax im i ™ oat- Nt. it. IM4J -.4 4 L -— ---- J . PIPTO-BiSMOL LIQUID OR TABLITS 98c (M*4rat t a t . Oh . I*. IM S «=> o. 2 j 0 •44 44* n i | M m4 yurcku* oh LAMBRECHrS FROZIN CHEESE CAKE 20-«x. pkg. 79c Inr-m 4.1. Sh 14. 1*441 i MaMMMSMM, iOWS!feAW __ to Oreen Staunps ■44 444 STOUFPERI FROZEN . LOBSTER NEWSURO 11Vi-ox. pkg. $ 1,99 �*. J City, County Differences ’Ironed Out’ By Herry I. Johnson A subtle ■hint by a Stale Hoad Department o f f i c i a l Wednesday afternoon softened Tha Girl Scouta will sing hiddno bristles on the backs of Christmas Carols a t 7:15 p,m. city and county officials and Friday in the Rand Mall. Thii Highway-<6 construction will Is an annual tradition and, ns continue. The tvfo governmental bod­ in the past, the public is cor­ ies met at the county engi­ dially invited to attend. neer's office to iron out dUF irst. Pentecoatal Church of ! ftrcncM on how to cope with Longwood will hnve a turkey a drainage problem in the 25th dinner today from 4:30 until Slrect section. The SHD official, drainage 7 p Jn. a t the church to bene­ f it its Christm as basket fund engineer Al Davis, brought the coo! comments lo a quick for needy families. close when he said that the An area super market m an-' Pr°jrct wouM rontinue withager is advertising ‘'ponset-1‘"'t dtdaY *'if we arcn’tsLop_ J a s " for sale. A Herald Clock ^ Ppd- Seminole County * * * * * * ■ on the S t Johns River * .* * * “The Nile of America” Mayor Demands Altamonte Quiz n> D onnn E s te s Zip Coda 32771 VOL. 57 \VF.ATHER: Cloudiness, few showers thru Friday, high about 70; low tonight in low 60*. United Press Leased Wire Est udished *906 THURS., DECEMBER 17, 1904 SANFORD, FLORIDA • NO. 84 Banker Heads New Sanford Dora Damage Funds Given Federal Okay DeWitt Mathews, the aud­ itor of Sanford A tlantic Na­ tional Bank, today was named by Seminole County Chamber ■of Commerce President Kn r y i 1 lylc Housboldcr to head the The U.S. Office of Em er­ gency Claiming has approved funds expended by the city and county to repair damage reused tty the September viell to the ait-a of Hurricane Dora. TTir ' county will receive, subject lo - o - future audit, up to" $14,903—the amount re ­ quested—and Sanford will re ­ ceive, aulijevl to n similar sunlit, up to $1,019. — W a t c h e r , tm n k m g lo save l h » j - R p r e f e r r e d —iw t h r - c h a a g f t r a d e - b o d y ’s newly a u t h o r i t y fwmr guy e u v som m barrass b a r r a s s - ! ih d r a i n a g e - o f the a r e a frronrpeil r o m y cd G reaier S anford' B oard oof-; f Greiner SaHtSHt* Board poor somee eem _■: an open ditch to pipe. “ If we | Commercei ment Jm rm d to tell him of the MuthVvvs, w ho came lo Sanerror. Said he, “ why change have lo redesign (the road | ■, - - 112... . . it got your ’i s,' didn't plans) there will he a delay." for,| jj, Jnnuary of 1963 from City and county com mission. , ^ A tlantic.N ational Bank of it?" ’ . ’ . members caught on quickly Jacksonville, OwTnfy i ’lvniim w a nn C h a ir would >limn Jam es I*. Aveiy received Sixty-one years ago today and a running discussion of an the ..unity's approval Wednes­ the Wright brothers success- alleged “agreem ent" made by day. The city’s approval was fully flew their airplane for' * previous county official that made Nov. 19. the first time at Kitty Hawk. the county would help in plac­ 1 tie 'money was requested Very' few fields of endeavor. ing the drainage pipe was after (’resident Johnson set if "any" have experienced" "the d rn p p ed -at-least in public , Mayor A. L. Wilson presided up the disaster procedure fol­ progress made hy the aviaat th e session and resd a lowing in the wake of the hur­ lion industry lengthy resum e of what had ricane Doth the city ami county T here's a new C hristm as1, f l n »Pircd »lnc8 ,llr « iHernna received approval for the tree in your fulure and it grows amount requested. OKI’ aud­ its own decorative cones, savs discussed in August, 1956. At that tim e I hr city assist­ itor* a ir expected here anon Tony Jensen of the Florida to check the figures and if Agricultural extension Service. ed the county with its drain the estimate* arc ai-euiale. Growers will get tree* for age problem with the under­ H u n k s will he Issued 111 those field testing m I96J The tree, standing (hat t h e county amounts. * is a cross between the Sierra would reciprocate when the The i i t y s o u g h t the fund Nevada lodgepole pine and the 25th Street widening project I *« ii'itnlm ise tin* t r e a s u i y fur R E V . A M I AIRS. W . J . t i l E S S :<■■•< t b e i r ilitu g b lc ru . S lic n u- ,l«>. J u d i t h shore pine It grows six feet in started. County commissioners said uv er tim e paid tvguhii city K uv, S liirlii ,ltiv itiiil M a ry J c n n c tlc . T h u fa m ily le a v e s noon f o r m is s io n ­ four to live je a fs and develops i lew s fur * leariilg uf dehl is a r y w o rk in lie r ttia n y . ( I Ic ra lit I 'h o tn ) into a full.many branched tree no such agreem ent could t*‘ f l tiin the city. with conical shape and straight found in the record Citj com­ County K n g i n r r r William Ih*W IT T M A T H E W S trunk Just as it reaches Christ­ missioners insisted it was a Hush said the <utility's i f i p i r s t m as tree sire it develops de­ moral obligation to ki^cp the immuiiutl Hy rruuiiim end * was f*>r e m e rg en c y w ork don* corative cones arpong thick agreement. Yesterday all agreed—with lionni ijf 10 dll i't'tot l f<*r •«j • un ii num ber of p i u jr c t s . foliage SRI) officials listening — that }n11nt merit hy Ihe C h a m b e r » • ■ T hese in* lud« rleati|iig o ut % * M i expect to have Ulna <*( r « s A ( i v r k ami the I b s r Members ol Ute Seminole live project should coniimip no hoard u i t f a u u e d by the l a t t e r Lwkn ares, in sta lla tlu n uf a County Juvenille Council pur m atter what form ol drainage {tail of next w e ek ," »atd M a t­ is bxed. chased, wrapped and sent gifts the fortllrr Hut In l U n r y Cuuniv. K e n tu ck y . , l a r g e r d r a in pipe betw een Hlg D i n in g t h r p a s t tw^u V e n n \ft« in ws, ‘‘and w e ’ll rtKhi to WOULD SCUTTLE fo }» imysl and two girls at Rev him! Mrs. W illia m J IIII | a < Mi4!* \\ || I lH*trt I 111 SII h - fur un*’ VI ti I imm| d i r e* ted Beat laike and Cub Lake, r"c* Slate engineers had left the w*trk M p la c in g nf a bridge till the i'londa induVtrial schools this f*u d I it Tp* id itiat of hei lit ti ^fi at \ \ . *o it i b o n It M h U icna * |iii n t e d o u t tint: till*-« hiiv’t h id a L aligwood I(*«ni|, g e l i d a I leweek The Council is planning open ditch In the road building ■hf* uml -hi* li* w gi oiiji (All! ae»4 Hiju^h ***d Mi illadentuM and f*M I ’U» y i ’h bln- a n d her p a n s t o w « ivhiMjt s nml ut her will many U. h’ sfiV H ^buit. 1MlllpM.* a membership drive the first plans because 'there Is a fufllli.lMte a | i l i ' f l i l l t ‘ (ton d a u g h l c t a . f hn* * To 11 fur hr tins been pnsto* ***1 of next vear Requests for ditch so wc left it there i g ia d u i i lt **f S*i lx*n \la»y li .tiu-f ' 1". Slut la J»*y, itriniuge to lo a d s Mi the southHi r t Iht* ne«*da »*f the S a n f o r d I'm* • »* *»i H n p ti?*t l b i • 1 I a d i il \ . D e l .4*1 -I | ha • hu i n *t piirtiun - I the county. membership m aj be sent to I*, change plans id constructitm " t .iiit I . i Mh lx *\ \\ I.** w ill hi* nuw would probably truitlc Mur* limit* AUsv-uiati ’ll an wed Hear S a u L m l Naval Alt Hindi said tins * only crime t) Box 1712 . 1 ai t% d• |* 11 * * * I „ and >• « " lir»1 1 * > i : • » t he lit" u I y i> t g »»ri i / e d Sun -i vt ii •! i*> iii*'ivHi# aiiii S h r i l l the entire operation, an otti » » * tun. iht u u g h t hr lira111* jiiu* w 11li Ii+i j•! . * » 1 I In I’hlg I* til ; * It-: Itm V , i t u id |*iogierXiV* Huai ness A* .!*», whs* will hr twu li* xt d al hmlcd loudly. 1 hey . x p f t l to te la tiv e ly inlllui duttiage. H “ Friday is the deadline for dr I . , inv ill**, Ky i ! ht< Ill'll t U f * * » • iiiUiifi; » gt up of South in**u1 h Jam es I’ Avery J r . county i ited o th e r * a u n tie s w hich working with seiv i.reiiirn hn* positing holiday greeting cards commission chairm an, said tie "•Alitor d liumnesi and profes M<mi tIn y w 111 Im- dMMir** ' i*• tf v jutv ili'iH'i t >It♦ ,tTT| tid Mif fert d danttiges III tile hand al the Seminole County rham *♦1 M « I • .111»| l \ d b g * . lLilerv*lit Mutnii | u' i ip li". belie veil four Inning of High a dif feieiit hull me T he\ w*i« \ i led* uf Ihoasalids of dollars Ivor of Commerce for the fatti jii al Stel ■ » ♦ '(> " 1 lim lieu hoiiid,’' Mat he vs i way (li (25th Street) will not uupln>i!il In lay hy tin *v lU cd “ Christmas, Fla “ post­ tMrrmg stm f r n t d a v Mr appreciably i n c r e a s e l In |MUhted o u t, ‘will d riugn e rn Hm| >1 (1*1 P a r e iiff! ,\l ink' "ii mark Cards deposited at the drainage situation for Ihe nly pi *lift a m to m e e t the nee dr* Ih n m l fur n five y e m f r i m h* l .u e s s h «i(I pn e lilt ill* y With Cham ber's office will t>e sent He added, however, that wilh if 1tilth mere hunt a and profes- mis>iMhury HftsoemteB mi i n i - h u m , ll;i|-l l>! 1 hwpH. l a m p a . to Christmas postmarked, and completion of the project, tins MoMl»J j*e«»|de H r added, " T h e ntuny. T h e r e they will w»nh ft** ttnlge HapTi t < -11,r * It. 1h- sent on to their destinations. (laid »-t meases will spring up along San I • id VleiehiiMln g in up will 111mi mi i ly with f ,ng||ah I i«e 11 u i i . i -twin and 1 11 Hut rem em ber Frldaj a the 1 UH k h N M l n C1*1*11 * Inn h. I'm l |{*>> al. t Molt the right of way and then Up- n p r r u te Hi li wing of the a g e Hapllnt <llUI«h«— i-l last day. \V ihh (it p(« kut tinea today problem ‘ will be. compound iham hei's new diviiioir and whi* h A m e r ic a n mi 1Hmi > p>»* In >«- i d l 1*4 pU»l*'l >f Wekt tuim lreda of Sale H aptlsl Chiu* I Holt)- l i m u d a w a y our p r o g r a m will he e sta b lish J a c k KhMpharri, F l o r i d a ed.M suniiel and their fanning Things- we- never- knew- till spin e i utlatEilt'lhillWill k u rt uiHti] fur m ure limn eig ht He expressed sympathy to ed to permit other groups to furiii the cote. i r p i riHMitjtt Ivi- of Cn r pen tv t * now dept A "cagm ag'' is a yi-iiiii bid i>i e coining l*» the anil h i u n g h i m a jo r w ork to n Jnt«‘rtinliim«il th«‘ city for Its problem hut opeiute in a similmr m anner.' anil W arren Mr. (lUess know s tin* III* tough old goose S a tifu id *h i m h in J a i m a i y . s ta n d still * u the l i u g e $7f»U t **>uary, <»f the S t a t e .t ounuil jnNisted It was that govern* Mathews,' a native of Jail, 9 • • (if a Her vicerium rml *>nl> Hi 411l«*Ti M* 1 1 if t tslaiiil liiuuti1iHit ing body's concern. "I wish MuitiUe, wus with the Allan n f ( 'nr p e llte i*•, Wi*>hient|*iy f ro m Imp pa»t*M h I <\ pu> • tit i The Seminole (.<>unt> Cham pui 1 l h wii? field fe| > 1 4 ! ■ > * ».! at i* i you didn't have it but )uu (lw,” lie fUnk»tliete for f*>ur y r i n h ut from ptTmtiiil * x pi*i i*-ii* * ■itx*111 iiddi e»*H* 4 luembfift and her of Commerce s Board of Pi* k* i » v* i j r alsu set up at K iietti uf ( hi pentei s LoV» I he said befoie coming to Sanford- He a s well. D u rin g World War fur S lets* Ml U lllV r ilil) f.*l a D irector! Tuesday nifilit voted ' the m a in enl ra nee s to the Wc will get flew buiim s*. and his wife, Hrh^cca, ami H he s r r v r d ^ J n t u r n f r with y e a r be tw ee n hts * HU ge ,»n*l J.’l7d re la tiv e h* (he e«!ahliih> unanimously lo adopt a re*olu fri’iiili) Put ri* k An Force *v'i miinn y s i ud> ■ „ on the highway come hell or Huir j..tn, Tad h, and daiiKhtm ent nf a ftcliunl fur np* tin* L — S. A i my. A n i **M i’ I hi helohfM -«lt( IS **f llu \ I ■ tinn cxprc-ving its . p p r c c . .- ^ .. A ^r'y d c laniT ^11 ■» 1iuess tnilgt t *i h *«**! Turn tes id e a t 1HlKI San pielltiCu (HtpetlUrH in thin “ God K « |*i his hand un nt*>, U<m for Iht* many year* of >cr la it 1 1* Mt-.kil** I * -tin y Range. Sqch businesses, whether it fun! Avenue. at cu. he renmrkH, r t n o u n ti n g t lm n f, f t i.nd *(Uii»ti nrt r**n work on a I I vice to the organization hy the be superm arkets, service sta AUu pai tn tpufini; Mi « dia* days. w as m a d e * w*»t* oi'f ill if] t»ti la l.'"•!*»!*»! y at the late Frank Eian» of Lake tp>ni or otheri .will increase * UMioii w a i I f «ainly tu n iny dl* th is when tnj lift- was u n i a t N U T T IM W I a M Eng 1 t PI | v%a s stopped Mary The r r solution wtl! be the runoff of water consider le u tu r Hu !h2i t .N, Hi u w ii | <1AINKSVH.LE i UPI i—The ulous m v el wiit-u iht It i. ..o I l*e e«*ii>Mer •*#»(*! ih«*< haelii 1 it*- |f»« k , MiemlnMa of presented to the Evan* fam­ ahly and the cijy must be * utility Ii u | 1 d i a k MmpertiM lur ArIhur Swill .i t»f >ear old Alachua lo u n ty sheriff’s de- whieh 1 *t-iv«d •in ttf'1 »t 1 iU peril * * v t i>iuii |r$hifi, ily. preparing to cope with it I'av i 11n 1 1ie Iii- n (11$1in. K. S, t luu a ■ • • * parlnienl (ontinued a search » ea" tradt‘'in*in rigged winy* to. *» yath* i t‘*f »t all mnjui en • ing around such places will Unit, *(f the Si m iiudr UAunty rial iv • • f living i r m * m setter and * com t i a r n i s tu flit fspmwlitig pi**I h u r s d a v lor two m en who Mr. i>ui... u The Clock is emourjiged h> prevent the ground from ah h«*d sy*leijt( «ml Lealie the fact that the Seminole sorbing it and then the drain­ disappeared’ w h i l e fuhlOg Otprey, where hts father was nutted u rin d r in a homemade |e lt A pul Iu spti*» jxirt on Mer* l.n a id . uf \\ Miter P a rk , a | a p a r t - t i m e l l a p t i i t paatur. electric chair. n il Klund Chamber is going to make in* age situation north to Lake Monday. I e p l e a e tilu ttvi* uf the S t a t e In* v other try to unify Seminole Monroe will be compounded itpa tria l ruiiiuintiiurt. County with a single, loll free City officials had contended Durinir t h r tiie rtln p at th e metropolitan telephone ty t that the previously promised C a p ri, J u t ] Olfun of D r L a n d , tern We're convinced that bull- pipe would limit the flow of J r f f r r B n n D a v ii, of Hanford, ness in both areas will be en­ water into the city drainage a nd Turn P u c k r t t , «»f D elto na, hanced and if that happens , , ... the syslrm and that that form of were {turned In r e p ie a e n i r u n 30 lo 50 cents a month it II cost d r i|||1 I e woul(, ^ muit a(1 t olled P rris International in Omaha. Mayor Janies $20,000* ft year adm m ulrativi' the charge» ram r to light, i* trarUir* mi a committee lo aubscrilrers will Ire more than v antageous. Nine highly placed persons Dvturak arvl four other! were aide to M iN am ara, who rctir aciuvcd of otftainmg tec*! from (omplelc plana for rxiahhuh* offset by Increased incomes <d q-),f y , , i d leaving the ditch at nt>. stale and federal levels two efivc]o(a companies (loin* j " 1|f school, (ieurge Elliott, accuM'd of taking thousand* cd Marph 27 em ploy|» and other wage cain to handle the drainage would were under indictment today .bu sin e ss with the s ta te , II Flank Gialium amt Raleigh of dollar* in bribe* from hulkj-| —John A Wjlie, 57, a $17,, era. Frankly, ft II pay dtw allow too much water to en on chargea of malfeasance in j.-Hilllvan, all of Sanford, were Ing contractors to smooth (lie 500 a year head of the budget A rounty grand Jury also in u l , i i mimed tn the co m m itte e *nd*________ ' ter the piped portion of drain office age and would "ru p tu re" the The misconduct in all the waj fur the creciion of a lux ami finance branch in the 1’cn dieted John J l.ang. former to represent Labor. lagon under Lofjit who retired superintendent id the printing existing pipes. cases involved money and ury apartm ent project. The eommittea will meet A ctin g 'A n y Gen. Nicholas last January. section of the Illinois Depart Jan. 20 with Dauglata and Boiled down, the decuion charges ranged from cmBen—William H Godel, *3, a ment of Finance, on related luuird to outline final plana yesterday la this; Dement to bribery. However. K xU rnharh saul in Washing The drainage ditch will re there was no known link he- ton that tile misuse of the de $20,000 a year deputy director charges fur the arhool. In Omaha. Iht- grand Jury in­ main and the road work will tween Ute cases. The indict- tense funds, estim ated at for management of the I’enta continue. The city will keep ments were issued separately, about $66,000, had been discos gun » Advanced Research Fro dictment of M ajor Dworak and labs on the flooding attualion. At Hie national level, a fod cred by the Pentagon last fall Jecti Agency He was removed four other* on bribery charge.* from office last Aug. 24. in connection with a million They delayed any active work rrs l grand jury In Alexandria, during a routine audit. The The "envelope case" scan dollar apartm ent .project, on possible changes I n the Ya , indicted a former aide money, $10,000 of wtilch had ft drain tg e system pending fu­ to Defense Secretary Robert been earm arked for "certain dal in Illinois involved a form- broughtcounterclaims from acJuhn Krider, executive m an­ ture happening. S. McNamara, and tw’o other confidential projects" In’ South er Illinois rev-enue director and cu ter and accused. The charges against Dworak ager of tha Seminole County For the benefit of the SRD, I’cnlagon officials for mDap Viet*Nam. waf cm bcrrled be. cam paign manager for Gov. some commissioners stated proprUtion of defense funds.* tween 19dn and 1963 About Otto K cm rr, Theodore J . la- were brought by John R. Cole- Chamber of C om m erce-and In Illinoii a former state (12,000 of tile money has been j far* Isxars. a close aide to n u n , a i'hlcagn builder, who chairman of the St. Johnayesterday that no feud existed Kerner, was charged with mis- said Dworak agreed lo pocket Indian River Canal D iitrirt, between the two factions; thsl revenue director wras charged recovered. the only plsce the "collision with official misconduct in­ The men charged in the tn -,conduct and conspiracy while a taS.iKM ’‘ campaign contri­ waa In north Florida today to bution" in exchange fof a attend groundbreaking carscourse" existed was in news­ volving the acceptance of fees diclm ent arc scheduled to tie m office, The former slat* official, who promise not to veto a rcioning monies for the firat construc­ paper accounts of w h it tran s­ from envelope companies do­ arraigned next Tuesday, managed K erner’s campaign action for a Si million ap art­ tion since the canal waa o rig ­ They arc : , pired at open meetings of the ing a $2 million business with READ OUR ADS two bodies. inally plannad in 1935. —Jam es Robert LoftD, 52, x for re-clcctron th u fall until m ent project, the stale. Local Pastor Accepts Call To Germany Post V/ildcal Strike Hits Moonporl Hunt Continues ""1 Carpenters Eye Apprentice Unit Wires Self 9 V IP s F a c e C h a rg e s Krider Attends Waterway Rites T Altamonte Springs Mayor W. Lawrence Swofforci Inst night at n meeting of the town council adamantly insisted that the Itoard request the gover­ nor to conduct a "compete and full investigation of nit charges made against the town government prior lo the November general elections. M W A ... H e p o in te d o u t t h a t " i r r e p a r a b le d a m a g e h a s Ireen d o n e to th e c o m ­ munity by adverse publicity, false charges ami rum ors circulated at the tim e’* and pledged, in event the board ROME (UTI) — parliament fatlnt to a r t upon his recom ­ tries again today to elect a mendation, to "bring the m at­ new Italian president. Two ter before the county com mit- , ... , , , , sion. the district attorney and " cd!w d ‘ * /,,U d * the grand ju ry ."’ ',tuduc' • winnar’ He reported that he had ■been advised In a meeting MOSCOW (U T I)—Prem ier wllh ttic state ■auditor's rep ­ resentative earlier m Ihe day Alvxei Kusyirin’x echetluleJ Dial coxuaf an *U(HL_gjj;atly j viill to UriUln next year waa ordered by the govetnur,. kere_today aa another be (ieTUeen Jt.rWTTnd *6,000, ’ airn th ^ t-th r-K ra m lin ’a n e w — r a sum which must he on de-1 leader* want further aecom|M>sit In Tallahassee before modallona with the West, work begins, | . ... ** PoinltnK out again llta* only-]’“ ■*'i i L l l l € S — —=- -----'—— 13 per cent of the town’s free- j WASHINGTON (U P I) — holders had signed the petition NATO now h a t a t o m i c requesting the audit, Swotford j ’*minea" in it* arsenal for Re­ stated that in his opinion "pe- j fending Central Europe ami • tltioners have a moral ohliga- haa plana for placing tham lion to pay for It" and made near the Iron C urtain il war It plain that he wished all pos- appears likely, sihle haste he taken in the BRIEFS Try Again Red Bid matter jSpace Theory Ed l evy Sr , defeated rarller this month in his hid for lounell olfice. protested pay. ment of Ihe town’s tax monies for what lie term ed an unnecessary audit t onrlusion of lengthy dlscm sion resulted in an agreemerit that Ihe town would pay for the audit and that contri­ butions will lie accepted from the petitioners although Ihey cannot legally be required to pay fur any -pail uf tlic cost. Extra Judgeship Bid For County WASHINGTON ( U r i) — The , p i„ „Kency u unfhed two rm.kMi (rom W hlt. N. m ., Wednesday to u tti.-ory th a t cosmic dual n,„| f |,.,qr„ n densities in tha , , p , , p r ntmosphere are related, NATO Pledge PARIS t U P I)—The North Vtluntir Treaty Org«n1zftticm , N A ' U) f^ lg n m in lat.r. wound up a three-day .winter meeting today with a pledgs to work for disarm am ent and avoid the aprvud of nuclear weapons. New Coup? SAIGON (U l’I) ~ "Youn* ^lurks" in the South Vietnamllu* Semi imlc t'i ill lily Iffiir- nut army moved today lo \ssu< la ttun tin ft pet itium**! puige generals Birppurting antfi*\. F a n is Hi >ant l*» bi*1 up ti • government Buddhists. »u ait*lil lunal *ii *nit eourl th e ir u r n indiualluna th at jo*lg(*fthlp for sS e ru l n o 1 e the actluri might touch off a < utility. it putt of Diviumn H new attem pted coup, of th e'N in th Judl*dll (TfCilM. foil *it eft rapid growth *>f the county I 1S IT E D NATIONS, N. Y. and t h e additmnit! burden t l 'P l i - Thr Soviet Unlpn is placed «mi th r court lie* am*r willing to inakr a payment of of H an u naper If ledamount lo IhviBiuir It in eompiifted o f Secretary Uenerul Thant perSeniin-de am) Hrevunl rulin', notfklty In wlpi nut the th reat tie* The h b b o c iatinri ir ia lla 'to Hi vote in the United Na* that a pupulation aufvry tinim, nIiuw* unuffI* inlly ihot Ihe •!ivi*i••ri haa a popylaHun n*-w uf. Jll.nnn with I7t'*.nu0 in SANTA M O N IC A . Ualif. Brevard and C7.&UU in Sem­ I L' 1*1 i — N'al ( K i n g ) Cols, inole. wliua. velvet volva haa k . p t II uimi snya the divioltm lute turn high *tu|i Ihe w u r lJ'a h i t three judges, two of whom |iuiuilv f o r Iwu ilecailea, la arc i i-Mdrnta uf Hrevunl Conn- iindi'i g o ing iiihull t r e a t m e n t a I tie aiSUilwl Hue Russia To Pay Nat Hospitalized ly , t In- 11)1*11 a te shlvilt uf for a p r e su m a b ly Svmliiuli*. I he p t i i l l i m iiu tis ( " l u n g tu m u r ." t h a t Un- pupulhtiun lu ia l nuw ---------qu a lifies the (Itvisiun fur two ...wuiunai judge*. -*■ canc aruua . *Hopes Spurred------ D .V T I J i lU bT III.K N I t i e f t of a t i a l i c i j f m tn hi> cat p a r k e d W ednesday m g h t at i rooms High S luml wu« l« p u rled lo.lu) t>> \\ alii i < ol ty of ITIIJ U E ig h th St, I’l l ISU UItGII t U I ’l ) —Doommg u|>rraliun> in Ihe steel Inilu slry |i*iay ip u r r e i l hope* of n r g u t i i l u r s lu r the United M c r l w o i k e r s union (USW ) in r o n t f . n l talks wllh m a n a g e nun! You arc Cordially Invited lo u ltt-n d th e A n n u a l Christmas Ball f e a tu r i n g , Gene Fernett’s Orchestra SPONSORED RT EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA SORORITY Saturday, December IS, 9 I’.M. Mayfair Inn TICKETS *s.no PER COUPLE Phone 122-7427 For K raervitioaa �I. ; • -+ •! > h —' - T r #* N 1 .%5>* w , « fo » n !tT l Lyman High Gels Landslide Top Story O f 1 9 6 4 yrf»B Page 2 — Dec. 17t 1064 Florida Couple Herd, Threatened Trooper -rr -An American *~flaf - which once flew over the D . S. Capi­ tol InNyaahlngton will be pre­ sented ta ^ L y m an High Frlnight for school's gym naiitrm ^by the^L ym an High Booiter* Edward. A. Lunn, of. the Booster a / announced today that thg preicpU tlop will be made by Booster President Joe Pavelcbek during the half-time ac­ tivities a t Lyman'a Friday night basketball contest. gate. Aa he walked toward the car, a woman aat up and ■aid, “ Wake up, here come* the law.” William* aald the m an began driving off and .he ehot two tire* on the car. The driver then Jerked out a Wintama laid of the eplaode: i* wed-off, 12-gauge ahotgun, aald Wllllami, "and (tuck It in "God wae with me.” The patrolman laid he spot- my face.” GENEVA YOUTH Club member* makinir up one of the clean-up crews William* aald he doem 't ted a car by the roadilde near preparing for the Dec. 26 dance at the Community Hall are (left to right) here and decided ■to lnveitl- know whether the young rob­ Lucille Baxter, Jack Tillman, Jennifer Coe and J. V. Stowell. bery auapect " w ii only bluf­ fing.** or whether be pulled the trigger of the ahotgun and It misfired. The auapect pulled out a imaU derringer pistol as the officer was attem pting to hand­ # • By JiA n n Hsye The B'alaere continued to cuff him and waa again diaMember* of the Geneva climh In the ataodiaga of the. afmed. Another ahotgun waa Youth 'Club are buay cleaning DeBary Spare Rlbbera Bowling taken from the woman. tha Community Hall, making The two' were identified aa League with four straight wins Early in the holiday a a a i o n , th* tim ing — apray your hair plana and aalllng ticket* for over the Bakera and the Ribt. Beverly June Jeavona, S3, of Meanwhile, the Bar-B-Quci St. Petersburg, FI*-, and Con­ slock up on som t tiny Chrlat- before arranging your hairdo, th alr big dance scheduled Sat­ took three of four from the rad I,. Carriaon, 25, of Pinel­ ma* bell#, bright colored hair Brush your hair thoroughly, urday, Dec. 26, beginning at 7:30 p. m. Broiler*, the Never Belter* las Park, Fla then apray lightly with the • Club President. Jack TillOfficers aald Utey found ■ how* and sparkling geld °rdid the n m e thing to the Fata, and the Lions "g n t)b rt* th r« of tu jw 'q u a n tity -o f n w c h io d iK nament a . J h e s a lltUa. traa- conlatner held about 4 inch** man iw porto^sat_yekeb-sales In the ca r which Garrison ad­ jm rrs, plus a bit of h lT T ap riy away from your 6e*3. W ith a a ra good and dneoursgas four from the S crip t. are all you need to create comb you can aaaily rear- those planning to attend to The P ortias took 2H of four mitted wae stolen. beautiful holiday hairdo*. A rang* your hair in a fresh, make advance pu rebates from from the Tenderi end the f« . % - t e l r : ITTTi •'"V** ~ n am ‘ a — - r* r member o f tha group as Lsaat-took 2H of tour, from the styling will keep your hair If your eotf ha* rdally “eol* prices will be slightly blghsr Tough*. The Cracker* apUt looking lovely for holiday do- lapsed," um s f«w roller* to a t tha door. their four. Music for dancing will be Inga. glva fullnaaa and height to H arry FTKta fired a high The trick In using apray la soma eactlona. Spray each provided by "Tha B tiftara,” a aingle of 241 followed by Roy k ■7— strand before you wind tha Sanford band. _ . _ Healam with a 206. Waller Tha Central Florida Bym Mr. and Mr*.. Jo* Byrnes, Black bad a 207 and Lloyd Mo- phony, under the direction of roller* and react your hair ran a >00. High aerlea honor* Henry Maser, will perform In only whera It'* needed. You currant Youth Club aponsora, went to A1 Meyer who rolled Daytona Beach and Orlando can change tha lin* complete­ announce th a t th is danc* has a SIS. Frltte had a 5JO. Cbarlea to d a y 'a n d tomorrow In the ly, or you can act your h air been planned with all aga Starka a SIS. Moran a SIS. Ver opera, "Boris Gudonov,” In II* hegular setting, p a t­ groups In mind. They Invito non Catoe a 522 and W aller tern to freshen up your usual all tha people of Geneva to Choral parts of the Corona­ attend, enjoy the dance, and Bleck a SOS. Gltnn Smith pick tion scene and Daath scene P ryor’* In s u ra n c e mad* a halratyla. moat of all, give thalr support •d up the S-T-10 aplit. good ahowlng for their apon* E ither way, your hair will will be by the Martin Choir, to th* young peopla of tha augmented by mem bers of the sor by taking four points from dry In 16 minute* while you club. the leagu* leaders Betty* Ann ara applying make-up and Bach Festive! Choir. Sanford Bach choristers appearing are Hairatyllng, li) the Hand Spurn dressing. Then you're -ready Miss Beatrice Buck, l|oly Bowling loop. Juanita Baird to- brush in a shining, ntw n o t ic e o r a p p l ic a t io n ' row r a x deed, Cross Episcopal organist, and was high bowler with a 161- coif. <*•*, 1S4.IS F l a r l S a S t a t n t a a a t Betty Catlan was.high for the Sally and Roy Green. Now la th* tim e for tha hair lM et opposition with a 161. N O T IC E 1* H E R E B Y D IV E S . ornaments. Tha word from T h a t T. M. D eal th * h o l d r r f t Howe Tire took three from Paris on bows la iblg—very t h * f a l l o w l n a c * r l l f t e * l * lt*< Pierro Manufacturing, placing large satin, velvet or ailk t i l e d *s1d e s r U f k a t * f o r t * i With the Interest In rock 'n d t o d t o bo lo o u td t h t r o o o . T h * them hack into the number one bows perched high on the roll and hootenannies this c e r t i f i c a t e m i m b o r a n d y * * r n( I * 4k* r i w l *f N i C * * * t y lasuanc*. I tii i t H r r l p t l A i of t b s Juki*. **mi * ci|# m * i r , si*t* apot In standing*. Rolling a heed. Miniature Christm as or­ year it may come a* r o «ur p r o p o r l y , »n<t th * niiti* In *r florid*. I* l*r*b*l* big strike ball was Helen Pad­ naments ran be tucked Into a prise that the guitar Is the w h i c h It w s * »*»»*»*d a r c »* la r» Ik* P.#lafr *fi gett, 210-R96. fibe received fo llo w s) cu rv e 'c ( your hairdo or pin­ m oit popular m utlcal instru­ JA M EH A. T l i l . U a / k / a J . A. capable Help ffom mat# MnrC a r t t f l n a l * No. 1111 T a a r of T OLI* ment giit this season. ned ju st behind the bungs. l a a u s n r * ISIS D*t-**aod. lyn Ferguson who bad a 171. D w r r l y l l a a of r r , p , r l r i Manufacturers are report­ You ran moke many of F I N A L N t l T H ’K f le rro ’a high bowler wn* Lot « III k I Allan'* Klral N ptln |* h * r* b y * iv # h th at these ornam ents yourself by ing record ta les again this A d d itio n tn W a a h l n a l o n t h r u n d * r a l a n * d will, on Ih* Jean Krelck with a 192 319, choosing the tiny p a rti <jf year,' and the holiday season l l a l s h t o r l a t B o o k I l 1*** 4 i h d a y o f J a n u a r y , A D. IMS, atltl holding high **nrag* for II p r r a r n t to Ih* l i n n i ’r a h l * C o u n ­ Christmas decorations you is traditionally ‘a high spot N a n o In w h i c h *******d C h a r t y J u d e * of H-m lnol# C o u n ty , th»- league with s 172. Kdith II* * n . r d l * SI. I * * l i . All n l f l o r i d * , hla [In al r r t u r n , a c ­ Zuell bowled a 174-4HR for see while you're shopping. The guitar in second only to aa ld p r o p e r t y h a l n f In Ih* C o u n ­ c o u n t a n d v o u ch er * , »» Admin For ex tra cheer during the the piano in total num ber of t y o f aam in o l* . a i * i * o f F lo rid * , l a t r a l n r o f Ih* E*1*t* nf P ierro’a. player*. tint*** au ch c* H t float# a h a l t JA M E S A TOLL, a / k / a J . A Gsrl William helped her holiday seuson, gather * email h* r a d a a m a d • coord In* lo law TOLL, d*r#»»#d, a n d a t **ld There arc many reasons for supply early and keep them t h * p r o p a r t y d a a c l l b a d In auch 11m*. t h a n a n d i h a r r , m i k a a p team 'capture three gemea the guitar’s success. Versatil­ n a r l l t l c o t * w ill b* #oM t o t h a p l i c a t i o n In rh* aald J u d a * for from Edith’# Benuty Salon on hind to lend a festive air ity is one.- While enthusiasm h l S h a a l coah b l d d a r i t t h a f r o m a f in a l a a l l l t m a n t o f hla ad D your parly coiffures. d e o r o f t h e S t m l n o l* C o u n t y m l n l a l r a t l n n of aa ld e a t a t * . a n d with a 167, for hootenannies h at broaden­ C o u r t l lo u aa a t S a n f o rd , Flor Uosalng's Trnnsfrr made a for a n o r d e r d t p r b a r e l n e him ed Its appeal, the guitar is Ida, on Ih* f l r i t M o n d a y In l h a aa * u -h A d m l n l # l r* t o r . clean eweep from Powell'* In­ m o n t h of J a n u a r y , l t d . w h ich equally adept as a solo or D alrd Ihla t h a Tth d a y of surance with Merle Roche la l h a 4th d a y o f J a n u a r y , 1SS4. D*o« mbar. A. D 1114. accompanying Instrum ent for D a t a d Ihla l l l h d a y of No* W i l l i a m J. Toll bowling a 18R-488 series. • m bar, 1114. everything from flamenco and Aa A - l m l n l i l r s t o r o f t h a Jen# Adcock lead St. John’s (O fficial C l a r k '* Woolf K i K t a of classical works to western A r t h u r II. n a r k w l t h , J r ., JAMKH A. T O L U * / k / * J Realty with a very reepectaldc music and rock 'n ' roll. Thus, m a r k nf C ircuit C ourt. A TOLU 208/4W. Jo Brown of Chip Oamlnol* C o u n ty , F l o ri d # Dirpoard guitar player* can enjoy vir­ B y l II. N. T a m m , J r . P u b l i s h Dec. in. IT. J4. 11. 1 M | man Block* tolled a 109. Welalo Dominy stole (he tually any popular styte of D a p u l y C la r k CDH-4T O.K. Tire gained three from spotlighl In the Mixer) League P u k l l a h Dae. I t . IT, I I . t l . I I I ! music as it comes along. th* Alley Cal* with Dot John­ at Je t [mnes with a 20-4/67-4 COM-41 . N O T I I K OK SUIT The guitar Is also portable. St a t S s n r r i . n i u t i A r m son showing th# way with her Dial carried the Tnrtolaea to in tubs c i N c r i T r o t M T n r All u n k n o w n l l a n o r a a n d all Its m snagrsble sire permits THIS N INTH J l ' I H C I AI, c m - p a r t i * * r l a l m l r i s ln l # r» * l » by, I&6 game, Louiae Owen* con­ a four-game win over the Lead It to be carried across the u u i t IN ANIJ r u n a t e u i N O L g t h r o u s h , under or * t * l n a t verted tha 6-7 split. COUNTY, F L O R ID A . Tine. Sue Jackson, hit • 103 range on a saddle or around )"'N llO IC R. LAND, e la n k n o w n CM ANCBKT NO. 14AM * • M. R. LAND, a n d R IT A M game for (he loser*. town in the back seat of a T H E UNION C E N T R A L L I E S LAND, hi* w i f e ; L A M B U I L D ­ Powell’* Office S u p p l y car . . . even down a chimney! I N S U R A N C E COMPANY. ER S SUPPLIES. IN C. a F l o r ­ P laintiff, ida c o rp o ra tio n ; CHAPMAN shook off their closest pursu­ G uitars have a wide price •a ■ N O T irB OF iU IT C O N C R E T E BLOCKS. I N C , a E. BEDDING er* with a three-game win ov­ range, permitting people to C H A R L E S T. OOLLOMKR, *t F l o r i d a c o r p o r a t i o n ; C A R L A T O i T II 0 4 IA S F I E L D . J R . a n d SUZANNE e r the Gocif O fft. Dot Powell experim ent •a. R. LOM M LE R; JR V IN O H. VEbefore making D s f t n d a o t * . INO, d o i n g bualnaaa a a I r v i n g H D E D D IN O F IE L D . tits aet, the pace with 178/469 and large Investments. Many play­ wlfa. NOT IC E o r S l u r IN V a ln o L u m b a r Y a r d ; o r * l t b * r MowTOAOW y o s s c L o s c a a of tham . and all p arllaa h a v in g TOU AND E ACH O F YOU a r a Erma Anderson rolled 183/- ers who start with inexpen­ T O i C H A R L E S T. O O L L O H E R » r c la im in g lo h av * a n y r i g h t , h a r a b y n o l l t l s d t h a t a u l t ha* 483 w hlle'the Goof Offa ware sive models later trade up to . « a A M I L D R E D D . QOLLQ U U a - a a - l a U a oae-lo- Ik* pr op £flram i>£id, a s h naL^you In I b f C i r c u i t c o u r t of th a lead by Verna BoUb'n with' M jlSer-jVrlcetT'jfuIlirs. similar-' _ H E R . h ts.w lf* h a r a l n rt»#crlbad. IntwH'- * M B taiD kN CK i U N KNO W N ' •• « 1 an 1 . B lo ck K, ( A k a N in th Jk d lo la J C ircu it of- th n 173/461? and Bob Workman ly. (he instrum ent‘ls*Ce*red to AN D TOi All p a r t l t * c l a l m l n a W a y m a n l l r l p h l a . ac c o r d Uinta o f F lo jlO a In am i for with 172/S02. i n t s t M l a b y , I b r n u g h . un self-andgroup instruction tech­ Ing to l h a I’U l i h a r r o f a* Bs I n u l a , C o u n t r , t h a a h b r * d * r o r a a * Inat t h a a f o r s r t e o r d a d to P l a t Noo k * v l a l a d lltl* nf w h ic h la: Th» Eight Balia won Lhr« niques,. item s of tow-budged u I I «sr«oni HOM E fA V IN O S BANK, o l e , p a g a I t ol t h a P u b l i c Ra T O U A R E h s r t b y notified P l a i n t i f f , from th* Dspandahlss aa Tsa­ ap p eal r o r d a o f S t m l n o l* County, va t h a t a n A M in d # 4 C o m a l a l n t in F lo rid na Amiao had a 170/489 series The guitar U also an Inatm( o ra r l n a * a c e r t a i n m u t t * # * # THOMAS K nKDDINOFIEI.D T o u , a n d each a f yo u . a r c a n d HUE ANNE H. RE D end Bob May barked her. up meat suited for self-express­ a n r u m b a r l n a Ih* f o llo w lo S d r l h e r e b y i , a l i d a d t h a t a a u l l baa J R rrlb ad real p roparly, la-w ltt with a good 200 gam*. Elea, ion, from joy to sadness. And b t a n hr m i g h t a a a l n a t y ou In lh a D I M ) F IE L D , hta wife. L * t I I . B la c k F, B u n lan d C i r c u i t C o u r t , In a n d fo r Sami D a f a n d a n l * nor Anderson rolled a 173 although guitar! are played E a i a t a a . a c c o r d l n t t o Ih* nolo C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . In C h a n - lo C h a n c e r y No. 14444. T1|* n a t u r # n f ‘th ta ault I* a game and Vergil Anderson by millions, each individuals * p l a t U f t r s o f aa M c o r d s d In c a r y , a n U l l a d D A M CON­ Plat Hook I I , p a | * a t l S TR U CT IO N LOAN C O R P O R A ­ f o r s c l o a u r * ol th at e s r t a l n tore 'em up with a 202 to pace Instrument is as personal aa t h r e u s h SI o f th * public TION, n F l o r i d a c o r p o r a t i o n , m n r t a a a a h t l d a n d n w n « d by the Individual who plays It. r a c o r d * o f Bamlnot* C o u n ­ P l a i n t i f f , va. MONItOK tl pi* lo t It f, d a t a d J u l y l l l h . 1111 tha Dependable!. t y , r i o r l d a , a l t o b s s l n n l n s LAND, »lao k n o w n a t M. R. a n d ra o rd ad O o l s h a r I t , 1)11 Give a guitar thle Christm as a l t h * S B o o r n t r of a a l d I-ot LAND, a n d RITA M. LAND, bin tn O fficial Itao ord * B o o k 4)1 , , , a n d don’t forget yourself! I I r u n W * a i * r l y s l o n * lha w l f f , nl a}, D efaiid an te, a n d y ou pa* * 14) n f Ih* P u b l i c R a c o rd f STARKVILLE, HU*. (UPI) —S lit* highway patrolman .F loyd WlUUmi dlaarmsd ■ Florida man who held • load. ed~doubtebarrel shotgun In hla face, took a derringer from toe man and another shotgun from hla female companion. Geneva Youth Stock Up On Bells Plan Big. Dance Braisers Climb With Four Wins_ NEW YORK (U P I)—Presi­ dent Johnson*! landslide elecHofi'vlctory topped thg Bat of "ten biggest stories of 1964" in the annual poll of editor* by United P r « s International. The Jphnton victory was followed closely by the ouiter of Soviet P rem ier Nikita S. Khrushchev In the vote of UP subscribers in the United States and Canada. The 1964 wlnnara were: 1. Johnson landallde. 2. Khrushchev deposed. 2. Civil Rights Sot becomes law. ,_4. -War_in V iet-N am ; U *S. retaliate* in Tonkin Bay. 3. Communist China deton­ ate! Its first nuclear device. 6. Goldwater captures GOP nomination. T. Negro rioting in northern cities. g. Warren report finds Os­ wald alone planned and ex­ ecuted JF K ” assassination. 9. U. S. surgeon general finds cigarettes a health haz­ ard. 10. Vatican Council ratifias new church practices and atG u id e s * .' * ~ _ A close runner-up for Inclutlon In the list was the So­ viet launching of a s p a c e s h i p with n three-raan crew. * . Other new t stories that were prom inent in the ballot­ ing were: Labor party return^ to power in . B ritator-Panam w aevera diplom atic' relation’s with U^ S. In Canal Zone dis­ pute. Ja ck Ruby convicted of murdering JF K 's assassin. By Ralph Lane THE FIRST CHRISTMAS Th* Lifll* Lord Jews WO* smiBsH, f w a m tf l left asyacorftBhasp Hto 4A).*.--- n t ----t i m — tt-J i j irr * VM WHfl D* CO'Mf mQifJm ■*TdKfcs H,"teU Daw. ■Very waH,* aoM Me^. T fa thanks r » -m Early In Season Sanfordites In Operatic Roles • Pryor's Take 4 From Leaders Legal Notice Guitars Record Sales Increase Legal Notice f Sr Welzie Dominy Steals Spotlight : H It v♦> tail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald • * delivered daily to your door for O n ly .................... Legal Notice a n d nach of you, a r a r e q u i r e d nf S am ln o l* C o u n ty . F lo rid * , aal o fll* yipur A n a n i r lo lh a e u n hat in * t h a t c e r t a i n p rtea P l a l n f l t t 'a C o m p lain ! w i t h (he nr pare*! n f p r o p e r l y lo cated . b e l n * In * i | d C l t r k nf aa ld I 'u u r t . a n d a a r v a S llu at* . t n d u p o n P l a l p l I M 'a ' a l t n r n a y , O. C o u n t y a n d s u t * . t n - w l l t Lot I), HU N L A N D A N D R E W SI-EKR. whna* *4 ESTATES. FIR S T A DDI­ d r a a a la 111 W C n m m an H a l TION, a c c o r d l n t l e a p lat S ir oat. S a n f o rd . F lo rid * ,, a copy l h a r s o f . r e c o r d e d to P l a t • f aald A n a w t r , o n o r P t f a r t B o p k II. P a t * * *7 a n d >1 F r i d a y . J a n u a r y 11. A. D . 11*4. o f th * F u b l l e Reco rd * of a n d If y o u fa ll In do *o. a d a ­ S em in o le C o u n ty . F lo rid a. r n * p r o e o a l a a a n w ill hr attEACH O F TOU IS R E Q U I R ­ l a r a d a a a l n a t yo u , a n d r a r h a f you, for t h * r a l l a l d a m a n d o d - E D l o f l l a y o u r a n a w t r n r o t h e r w r i t t e n d e t e n i e * I* Ih* C o m ­ ad In a a l d C o m p l a i n t . T h * n a l u r o of Ihl* ault I* t o p l a i n t w i t h Ih* C l a r k of th * ( o r t c l o a e t h a t c e r t a i n m o r t g a g a C i r c u i t C o u r t a f S em in al* C n u n ­ ( I v a n by MONROK R LAND, ly. F lo rid * , in ihl* p r o c e e d i n g a l t o k n o w n aa M R LAND, an d • nd l e **rv* a copy ih * r * * t H ITA M LAND, hi* wdf*. t o D u p n n th * p l a i n t i f f * a l t n r n a y * . A M CON STRUC TION LOAN whoa* n e m * l a n d eddr*** ara CORPORATION, a F l o t l d a c * r - h e r e i n a f t e r a r t f o r t h , o o r e ­ i r a l l o n , r t e o r d a d In O fficial q u i r e d b y taw, n o t U t * r t h a n *eord* Hoo k I I I . p a g a H I « f t h * l l l h d a y n f J a n u a r y , l l t l . t h * P u b l l o Ra co rd * o f S t m l n o l * t n d s f s u l t i h t r t o f th a e t u i * C n u n l y . F l o ri d a , a n d a a r u n i b a r - w ill proc**d a a p a r t s u p o n th * n g th * a b o r t d aap rlb ad p ro - e n t r y o f a D acre* P r o CSnfeaae - • »*rty. . - s a a l n a l you. JVITNEMS nay h a n d a n d th* W I T N E S S my h a n d a n d t e a l • f a a l d Uaiurt a t S a n f o r d . S*ml- o f fi c i a l **al nf 1*14 C o u r t In h o l a C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , Ihl* I Mb P am ln o l* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , ' Ihl* d a y of D o c a a b o r . A- D , 1114, l l h d a y of D*c*aihor, 11)4. (S E A L ) (SEAL) A r t h u r H. B t r k w t i h . J r . A r t h u r H. B a e k w l l h . J r . C l o r k o f Ih* C i r c u i t C o u r t s jro t ___„ C U r h o f C i r c u i t .Oouri of S a m l n o l t C o u n t y . F lo rid * , By: M s r t h * T, V i h U a C lerk of O irru li c o u r t D apuly C lerk B y i M a r i h * T. V i b U s a n M a r t h a T. VIM*a B E A R D A L L O R ID L K Y D eputy C lark D apuly C lerk AND L E W I S A N DE RSON. R U S K . D E A N > (I A n a r s * S p e s r A u s t r i a ) * l o r F l o i n U f f . . , _____ j_ At lo r bax t o r F U l o t l f f LOW NDES _ ... t i l W. C om m s relA l Bless* to N o r t h C o u r t S t r e e t t i o r s t y e as L a w l u l a r d . F lo rid a Bo ot Offlo# B o x S i l l Publlak Dsa. ltT *4, 11. 1»« 4 O r la n d o , F l o r i d a ^ U slV V w ll* P u k lla h Doe. 1*. I t , 14, -II,- 1144 J o b . I . 1)44. P u k l l a h Deo. I*. IT. J*. U . 1M I C D U -II Girld-41 . . .C |U -4 I E o u l h i r l y lip* a t aald Lot I I , a d i s t a n t # o f 110,14 fa*I l a lb * S W t a r n a r of aa ld L o t I I , t h a n e * ru n S o u th e rly along tha W aal. , a r l y lln a o f L o t I I , aald ■ lock r. * d l a l a n f * o f l . l fool, t h s n r * r u n E a o t a r l y I h Ih* p * l n l a f b s f l n n l a s h a* b**n Ilia d • g a l n e t . y o u In th * a b o v e a t y l a d s u i t , ' a n d you « r * |* a u 4 r « 4 > l o aarv # * r o p y • f y o u r I u v a t or e l h a r pl**4 •In* l o t h a A assad * « C o m p la in t - o n P l a i n t i f f a a t t o r n * ) * . AN DER60N. RUSH. D E AN A LOWNDES, i n K aat C a n l . a l B o u l e v a rd . Orlando. Flnrldl. . And fit* l b * o r i g i n a l A n a o a r - o r * t h a r P l t a d l n * In th * offlo* . a t lb * C l a r k e f t b * c i r c u n c o u r t on o r h afo r* Ih* l l l h d a y • f J a n u a r y , t i l l . I f y o u f a l l to do **, a d a r r a * p r o r*af**« w i l l b* t a k a a a a a l n s t y o b foe lb * r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In th* Am *Bd*d C o m p l l l a l . T h U Nolle# i h S II Ir* puhUahad • n e # • w eak f a r f o u r r o n i t e u ' i i r p i i k i i a lb * a * * f o rd H a r I aM . D A T E D T H I S l i b d a y p f Dar « m b * r. 11(1. (SEA L) PER WEEK Wicftta No. 1 Funeral Notice By George C, Langford ’ UPI Sport* Writer NEW'YORK (U PI) - Wich­ H O I T W F .t.L . W I L L IA M H O . W A N D — Th* b o d y of W i l ­ ita climaxed three ypare of l i a m H o w a r d D o u l » # l l . 41, battling to become th* No. 1 1«* M i s h i t nd C t . Who d!»d h londay w a s *«nr t o d a y to college basketball learn today H u l a t t F u n a r a l Horn*, M atby ousting Michigan from thr l l * # b u re , M laa, f - r a t r v l r t # a n d b u rial on S a t u r d a y , Inp spot In the United Press t l r a m k n w F u n r r a l Horn* in International coaches' rating). r h a r * a o f lo c a l a n a a * * m * n t * . K " ■• 1— —A--» - -4 *, * ‘ ’ *" •' ** * <•a , . .. K ** 0 • * | .' . " • . V . " ” 1 ■ . . * • V * »# * ' . / « ' " * \ * * - y f 4 ■ * ** # * 1 ,1 * * * �• ^* . 1 « ’V fjK . * . ,1 1 — ‘----------■ « .M ► , m e “ ■» *■ ' V — * -«b to’ tfd rto ek from** sandstone the wheels,” a' U now," he u iil, - T j u .t don’t know." and the motor*. quarry. Colgrov* said he can’t find However, Colgrove figures it will cost him between $8,the money fo do |I1 the thing* that have to be done to put 000 and $10,000 to remove his prised possession from the the taw In working order, so prison yard apd set it up. he has considered selling It. ’’I t ’s a specially made saw "But there Isn't much tie. and yuu can’t buy os .suave liutf-evcn then, the fuluiv .mnrtd fo r stone aaa-s these Fold the saw to Colgrove, now- ita concrete platform ,”'h e ex­ n’t too promising, days," he said — with a stony wants him to move the thing plained, "All I bought were “ The way the rock market stare. out of the way a t th e .slain prison, whi rr it was once used CARSON CITY, Men (U PD Melville Colgrove, who can’t resist a bargain, bought a $7,323 genuine, certified, grade A atone aaw recently for Just f 30 — but now he doesn’t know w hat to do with a iS C Q » l Post Delegates Attend Meet By Dottle Kaolin Someone is spending they have been boarding for about 33 years* suys Howard H. Hodges, president of San­ ford Atlantic National Bank. In recent weeks, several pieces of scrip—money issued by the Sanford A tlantic Bank in 1029—hare appeared fn lo­ cal stores. The money i* perfectly good. It is unusual in that It was backed by the bank, rath er than by the federal government. This occurred in 1929 after ninny hanks were closed. Those which" remained open were allowed to issue these national bank notes. Sanford A tlantic was one of them. The $20 bill in the photo hears the signature of Presi­ dent Linton Allen, first president of the local bank, which was established in 1928. The $20 bill exhibited in the photo looks exactly like reg­ ular U. S. Treasury monCy, except that engraved on it is the notation thut it is issued by the Sanford Atlantic Bank. A fter the government got By Jane Casselherry American Legion Memorial Post 2M of Casselberry wm represented at the Depart­ ment of Floridn Mid-Winter Conference -by delegates Ken­ neth Green and Harold Krydcr'w ho attended the sessions last weekend in Orlando. Representing Auxiliary Un­ it 2f><5 were Mrs. Kryder, president. Mrs. W hit Ward, vice president and Mrs. Green,, sergeant at srms. Mrs. Kry­ der also serves the sixth dis­ tric t as chairman of the ronetitutlon and by-laws commit­ tee and as area chairman of the state committee on radio and television. STEREO PHONOGRAPH ia prize wort by Peter Kelly, npe 11. The prize was presented to the winner by .C h a rts QflziL manager <jf the Thriftway. Food Store. . * . (Herald Photo) The .earth travels only 19 miles a second on its journey, around the sun. O rEN 9 A.Mi TO 11 P.M. DAILY OPEN SUNDAY 12 TO 7 P.M. 86* Sir. Ky. Ilourhon Bulloch & Lade Girt IMP. SCOTCH D ecantrr 5THS TRUE T O -L IF E Just North of Casselberry City Limits IMPORTED ST. REMY FRENCH $^99 BRANDY *3 _ I I ,,.., 1 7 q .x I 1 -J6 MR. BOSTON PRICKS GOOD T IIR O l’GII SATURDAY, DECEMBER |9th Evergreen Halfway Between Sanford and Orlando IMP. SCOTCH Carstairs (AKSTAIHS “ Here we grow again ** So announces at laches of Bill llempldll Motors. Inc., as they open their new used car lot at 1601 West First Street. "In order th a t we might serve better and offer you s finer selection of used cars,” states President Bill Hemphill, "we have opened our new lot for your shopping pleasure." Tho new used car lot will be under tlie management of John W hittaker. Hours of op­ eration will be from 8 n,m. to 6 p m. daily except Sunday Hemphill Motors, dealers for Pontiac, Ituick and Ramliter., j u IL LiiL U iun-tu—nua-tUii its main sates showroom and eervice departm ent at 30J West First StrveC Federal Reserve 12 Y r. S t r . K y . 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All of said p r u p o r t y b e i n g In t h s C o u n ty o f Bontlnolo. k t a t e of Florida. t-*at«os s u c h c o r t l f l c a t o s h a l l bo ro d o am ed a c c o r d i n g to law t h e p r o p e r t y toecrlhod l a each c o r t l f l c a t o will bo ecdJ to tho h l g h o a t each b id d e r e t th o fruiit d o o r of th o d en iln o le C o u n ty C o u r t H o o so a t F e n f o rd . F l o r ­ ida, o a t h o Tirol M ond ay In tho m p n t h o f J a n u a r y , I S O , w h ich Is t h e s t h - d a y e f J a n u a r y ; IMS, D a t e d t h i s I S l h d a y e l KoV' e m b e r . I SSI. f O t f l c l e L C J e r b ’e Beall A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h . J r . C l e r k of C i r c u i t C o u rt. S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , r i o r l d h B y : H. 7f T a m m . J r . D e p u t y C lerk BRUGAL It'D llIK RUM 6 I r . S ir. K y. Bourbon Hedges & Butler • Non-toxic, no stains • For modeling fun e Steel; plastic handle e Cord and suction cue WRAPPED ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE H O M E ^ B 8 YR. STR. HOURRON OF THE 1 t ^ | 39c DAY or NITE IM P. SCOTCH REG. 5.99—3 X/fet/irtef IMP. -SCOTCH BLACK & W H ITE C KIN G * SIZ ED HI-BALL 9 ALUMINUM CHRISTMAS REG. or LIGHT TREE A S T A N D BEEFEATER IMP. ENGLISH GIN TEA C H ER S OPENING ’TIL CLOSING 39c • 91 branches! PomPom ends on eachl e Curl A twist neediest e Metal tripod siondl e lasts O llfellmel IMP. SCOTCH 5lho 12.95 REG. 7.1$—62.95 CASE 100% Pure California Pori — Sherry Mutsralel — White Port Gift Decanter Captain Combat • 3 targets; pistol; 13 left plastic "bullets" Cinzano Vermouth IMPORTED SWEET or DRY SHOP SI T O I• / Y sth USE PINK — WHITE — BRUT SPARKLING BURGUNDY ZIP CODE! EARLY! USE P. F U L L QUARTS VO D KA CASE 24 — 13 OZ. • GLASS CANS VHk 3 Tarfittf or G IN FULL QTS.I LEE RD. * 17-92, W INTER PARK | E. HWY. 30. ORLANDO O. MAIL IN EARLY! WINTER PARK STORK < . * —* V b. * �rt: 7 j b /■ -\ • iv . B bt ftn tfo rfe Santa To Visit In Forest City This Saturday By Maryan* MIIm Santa's visit to F o rfit City WU outlined In detail Tues­ day night a t a m##tlng of th# local Morehanta AaaocUUon hold a t the home of Mr. and Mr*. C. 8 . Field. Be will arrive by, fir* truck thie Saturday orenlnf In time to wfalfc with all the younf•U rs attending the Affecta­ tion'# oocond annual Com­ munity Children1* Chrielma* P arty a t the shopping center. On hie way he will pick up four pretty helper* of the ar•a , iP mb at Forward, Betty •«! fvaeewew, ---* Field, — Jah« K riU tead and Daymar Johnson, who will a**l«t In dlatrlbutlny th* gift* and good­ ie*. Hutleal entertainm ent dur­ ing tho erenlng will be pro­ vided by The Kqulree F ire, n local group, and many gift* ’ provided by the merchant# will be awarded. Arrangement# al»o h»re been completed for a merrygo-round to bo a t the center w ith ride* beginning a t 7 P Attending Tueeday hlght'a meeting, which waa conducted by Mr#. Betty MaeOeen, pres­ ident, were Mr*. Emeetln# Forward, Eugene MaeOeen, Mr. and Mr*. Bruc* Krel■tead, Mr*. Irm* Lundmark, Mr. and Mr*. Gibson Cook, Mr*. E ither Johneon *nd Paul Carlson. Geneva Library Association Opens Drive • f IIT By JoAna Hay* Request! for membership In the Geneva Library Aesoclatlon are now being received by Mr*. Ann Leffler, mem­ bership chairman, by tele­ phone , or a t her home. A membership card will entitle the holder Xd a vote In all buelnct* matter* of tho uesoelation. Tlfe new library h*» open­ ed to the public with hours se t for D a.m. until 1 p.ni. on Monday*, I p.m. until 8 p.m. on Thursday* and 0 a.m. un­ til 1 p.m. on Saturday*. Mrs. II. G. Shuler, president, reports th a t people still are donating book* which she hope* »oon will necessitate th* addition of more (helves. She la very pleased with re­ sponse to the appeal for do­ nations and ask* th a t anyone having books to give bring them by the library or call for pick up service. 1965 Mercury Takes Trophy DETROIT (Spl>—1The com­ plete change In character w rought by Llncoln-Mercury engineers for the 1006 Mer­ cury ha* earned for th a t car ' %— %fI , - '“ aw ard for engineering excel­ lence. • -The aw ard waa presented here to Paul F. Lorens, Ford -Motor Company, .vice presi­ dent and Lincoln • Mercury general manager, by John R. Bond, Car Life publisher. Selection .of the recipient I* made by the m agatlne'a ed­ itors a fte r thorough testing and evaluation of all new rare and probing discussion* with engineer* from the various companU*. No aw ard waa made last year. Bond aald, because Car Ufa found little evidence of engineering progress ‘In the 1964 cars. Previous winner* have been Lincoln Continent­ al, lio n ; Chevy U, .1082, and Corvette Sting Rey, 106S. Pigeon Problem DES MOINES, Iowa ( O P ) f AuUwritlei may take a leu o o from tha Old W ait and hire someone to “ ride shotgun" on tb* state Capitol. Tb* problem la pigeons. Now You Know By United Praia Rata bare been responsible for the deaths of more human being* In tha last thousand years, than all tha wars fought k> that period, according to Nature and Science Magatlne. All Taxes Levied lnJ6Hession Are Questioned Legion Units To Give Dinner For Officials fm tt Page 4 — Dec. 17, 1964 MASTER OP CEREMONIES for the Christman party of American Legion Memorial Post 2oG of Ciuwelberry and ita auxiliary wan Jack Raymon (left). Dintrict Commander Carolyn Frid, of Orlnndo, presented a na­ tional commander’s scroll to Pant Commanded Harold Krydor. Pont Com­ mander Ken Walbridge is on the right. (Herald Photo) Probe Planned Legion District M eet In Shooting By Set For Casselberry Florida Pupil DENTON, Tex. (U P D -D r. ■J. C. Matthews, president of North Texas State University, said th* school plans an in­ vestigation Into the (booting of two Denton policemen by * North Tex** graduate student. Matthews said no disciplin­ ary action waa taken against Andrew Leonard Pollnl, 29, Who wounded tha officer* when they entered hi* ap art­ ment bouse, thinking they were a group of student* who had threatened .to herm him, Pollnl was charged on two count* of assault with Intent to m urder end was released under 13,000 bond—*1,500 for each count. A special gr»nd Jury was scheduled to hear ^thc case Friday. ‘ Pollnl, a graduate student from St. Petersburg. Fla., told officers that he thought Police­ men Jim Tom Bush and Ed­ ward Reynolds were part of a group of students who had created a disturbance In the apartm ent earlier and th reat­ ened him. w Moose To Give Holiday Party For Children' Sanford Moose and. Women of tire Moos* will hav* their annual Christmas party for children of the members this Sunday from 2 until 4 p.m. in the Moose Home Meeting Room. Children of ail ages ar« invited and Santa Claus will bo there to visit with them. Parent* are asked to bring a small, wiUpped gift, tugged with name, for each child they bring so th at Santa will have something for every young­ ster. Special guest* for the afte r­ noon will be members of Girl Scout Troop 667 which la sponsored by local Womcrf of the Moose and led by Mr*. Marti Danklefs, Gift* will be provided by the Chapter for each girl. Program will include music and refreshments and tho will aliyq vam U ..,, Edna Meahotto is serving as general chairman for the event. Old Glory Post To Have Dinner ny Jane Caoselberry D istrict Commander Caro­ lyn Frid of Orlando, was guest of honor a t a Christmas party given by American LeflOorf*Memorial Post 260 of Casselberry and the auxiliary at the,. Trade Wind cafeteria. She was Introduced by Post Commander Ken Walbridge. She presented a national commander's scroll to Past Commafuler Harofd- Kryder for recruiting 25 new mem­ bers for 1905. He also will receive a boln tie. The sixth district Is ahead in member­ ships. Casselberry Post will be host to* the district council Jan. 17 at the Casselberry Woman's Club. Jack Raymon waa m aster of ceremonies at the party ns well tfs being responsible for planning the affair. Members ut the uuxlliuiy'assisting him Childrerf Attending Longwood Party In For'Big Surprise ny Donna Estes Claude Layo, general rhalrmnn of Ixmgwuod'a Annual Cfitnmunlty Children's Clirlstnina Party, reports that a big surprise Is In store for the 1,000 youngster* or more, 12 years and younger, expected to attend the event Saturday afternoon. All th a t Chief I-ayo, who has been working for two weeks on the big surprise, will reveal about It Is that it Is something the children will enjoy anil Hint never bus be in Included for a previous puity. The party, sponsored by the Volunteer Fire Department, has been held annually for more than 25 yeart.w nd gets bigger and better each year. Festivities are to begin at 2 p. m> a t City Park with tho young people getting all the cotton candy and hot deg* they can eat in adldtlon to punch, cup cakes and candies. Lady Bird Gives. Gown To Future WASHINGTON (U PI) — Mrs. Lyndon -U. Johnson will give a strapless gold aatln ballgown to the Smithsonian Institution for Ita collection of “drasaet of the F irst Lad­ ies of tha White House," The gown Is the one of rich fcntiqua gold satin which the F irst Lady wore at a White House dinner for British Prime Minister Harold Wilson earlier thin month. Mr*. Johnson will present the gown to Dr, S. Dillon Ripley, secretary o f t h * Smithsonian, a t a brief cere­ mony Friday, according to Mra. Elisabeth Carpenter, pro** secretary to the F irst -ily Donna Rates A complete turkey dinner will be served a t the C hrist­ mas m rrting'O f American Le­ gion Did Glory Post 183 and Auxiliary Unit of Altamonte Spring* scheduled. for Mon­ day a t 6:30 p. m. a t Die Le­ gion Home on Prairie lark*. Members are requested to bring a covered dish and their own table setting. Poet and auxiliary officers will be In charge of the event. Guests of honor will be Dis­ Lady. tric t Commander Mra. Caro­ lyn Frid and Mias Sandra Tennant who will report on her experience* while atten d ­ ing Girls R u t* as representa­ tive of th* auxiliary. U. S.-Canada Pact WASHINGTON (U P I) — TJjy United States and. Canada Ira nearing agreement to abolish ta riffs on automobile* and auto part* sold between th* two countries, U.S. offic­ ial* said today. Congraa* would hav* to approve such an agreement. Th* expression "silly as a Living person* ar* not eli­ gible for election to the Hall coot" seems to com* from this a l l ’*1** G n a t Americana. bird’* clunulnaaa on land. wera Mr*. Ken Green, Str*. Iietha Ward, Mra. Harold Kryder, Mre. Darlu* Pringle and Sirs. Ken Walbridg*. Door prise winners wera Mr*. Ward, Mr*. Pringle ,1 M rs. Thomas Hueston and Hilly Elder. Gam* p r lrf l were won by Wilbur Morey and Billy Elder. There alao was a g ift exchange. The tablee were decorated with miniajutu Christm as trees rnnde from pine cones, red and white poinsettiai and greenery. . , Comfort article! made by auxiliary members for tha veterans hospitals wera on display. Member* were ret minded to leave food for the Chriatm ai basket with Miller Evans a t hia home on Triplet ■Drive. '. Boy* S tater Dan Casselber­ ry and Miss Valorie Shea were guests of the post and Auxiliary. 'Charlemagne’Livens Parly WASHINGTON (U P I) — A lion named "C harlem agne" and three singing frogs, "The Croakettes," livened up a party Wednesday in tlx- ornate E ast Room of the White House. President and Mr*. Johnion and their two daughters and 150 orphans from settlem ent house* In the Washington area applauded and cheered the lioh and the frogs, the crea­ tures of puppeteer* till and Cora Baird. Many of the youngster* greeted the Chief Executive with a "hi. President John­ son" when ho walked In to the party. But others stayed focuaed on a tight-roping puppet nam ­ ed "Jackson." All at the aHalr, including tiio Johnsons, had ice cream and cookie*. The youngsters alto got presents. P arents will be served hot coffee. High point of tho afternoon wilt lie tha arrival of Santa CJau» by fire truck from Slade's Airport. 11w will he escorted by firemen to bis place of honor in the pavilion und will give personal inter­ view* to euch of the young guests. A special parly for the rity 's Negro children will In- In-Id at 4 p. in. Distributed to the children allt-iidinii last year were 820 By Evelyn Lundy hut (togs, 1,200 cup cake*, Th* Oviedo^ High School 1,200 rude* of rollon randy Marching Lions, with assistand 20 gallon* of punch. ance from mother# of the Band P arent! Association, are sponsoring the isles of C hrist­ mas trees to raise funds for musical instrum rnta and mus­ ic stands. , Plan* at the time are to make the tree saiea the band'* major annual fund raising event. 4 Ily Jan* Casselberry Fresh trees, reasonatdy A Christmas parly for chil­ priced, are being offered in dren, through 16 years, of three locations—in Oviedo a t IMBliaiS- wilt t,. g lu m by ■ fhr-T V xrw -Mu i h « flte Ueer VFW Po'st 10060 and the Aux­ in Chuluota at the shopping iliary Friday from 7:3q until ren ter parking lot and In 9 p.m. at the Pust Home on Goldenrod at Goldonrod Real­ Concord Drive iq Casselberry. ty, The auxiliary 31 1)1 be In charge and according to Mr*. Jo Blow, chairman, there's a chance that Santa himself may drop by. There will be game* and singing of carols anil treats and refreshm ents for all. Hurt's ■ Auxiliary members Mr*. latte to Mary Webb, Mrs. Mildred Johnsort and Mr*. Lola How­ SANFORD ard made * trip to Lake City I je*N* see* evrfced. M4a« Veterans Hospital today to tw the M a d shews, MM beet deliver gift* donated by the tiaees le set, e wssb sad resort, local group. Among the item* taken to brighten the holi­ *r fMbHwThMM m spertmsat. . . . read On days for hospitalised veteran* were books, homemade can­ Th# Sanford Herald dies, cookU* and cakes, oran­ ge*, lap robe* and ditty lag s. HOME EC TEACHERS Mr*. Joan Battle ami Mina Thelma Mossholdor are served refreshment* by Judy Ecknrd and Vicki Doggett a t the tea given by the South Seminole Junior High Future Homemakers for facul­ ty members. (Herald Photo) Casselberry Boy Scout Troop Bear Lake Cubs Has Court Of Honor; Supper To Have Party By Jan# Caaaolbarry Boy Scout Troop 841 of Casaelbarry held ■ Court of Honor Monday night a t th# Caatelborry Community Meth­ odist Church followntg a cov­ ered dish eupper for #couta end their famlllee. Award* were presented by Scoutm aster W. T. Daniel Jr., who wa* assisted In the cere­ mony by A eiletant Scout­ m aster W alter Krohn* J r. a n d Committeeman F r e d S lsrd ler Sr. Those ailanclng In .ra n k were .Steve N lrarry, who re­ ceived Life; Danny Scott, Fred fJtsedler Jr., Peter Mont­ gomery, .Todd Miller and Mike McManus, S tar; Edward Cundtff, F irst Class; and John Lockyer and Larry Klgllng. .Second Class. Perfect attendancH p i n s were presented to David Krohne, 2 yeurs, and Fred Sturdier Jr., one year. Service ■tar* were awarded to Krl* Cess, EH Cundlff, Danny Dempsey, Ricky J u c k a o n, Peter Montgomery, S t e v e N icatry, Allen S u l l i v a n , Huran Cox anil H o r n ; Rhoades, two years; Johnny Reams, Larry Rigling, I'red Sturdier Jr,, Allen Templeton and John Worrell, on* year. Earning meqit badges were Mike McManus, cooking, pets, liy Maryann Mile* Bear Lake Cub Scout Pack 230 will h av e' a Christmas party Friday a t 8 p.m. at the Bear Lako Elementary School under direction of Cubmastcr Bob Bunnell assisted by the den mothers. In lieu of a g ift exchange, those attending again ih h year will bring cash donMlon* for the Seminole Indians. Den mothers for the year, aa announced by Bunnell, will be Mre. Dori* Hale and Mrs Aggie Ostrander, den one; Mrs. Jennie 31cClellan and Mrs. Rena Ryblcki, den two; Mra. Pat Foist and Mrs. Peg­ gy klarles; den three; Mre. Maxine Boyle, den flv* and Mrs. Kranger, den sevrn. Mrs. Christine Rydell will be assistant”at larga to help Bunnell and den mothers ae needed. Upcoming events for the pack include a Pinewood Der­ Ry JoAnn Hsys by to be held at the school The Eastern Bemlnole Band on Jnn. 22 and the Annual has discontinued weekly prac­ Blue and Gold Banquet In tice eesiione a t the Commun­ February. ity Hall until Jan. 4 at which time they will assume practice each Monday beginning et 7 CHICAGO (UPI) — Two 19p.m. The Band still is seeking year-old youths today faced new members and interested grand theft charges after they persons are asked to contact were seised while trying to r e ­ Richard K M N tk.director, or move a 400-poond safe from attend a Monday night prac­ Holy Name Cathedral during 6 a. m. Mass tice meeting. personal fitness, and life savnig; Fred S taed ltr J r ., firs t aid and basketry; Danny Scott, music and riUxenahlp in the home; P eter Montgom­ ery, cooking and firet aid; Edward Cundlff, first aid; Alien Sullivan, cooking;’ John Reams, firet aid; Todd Mil­ ler, firet aid, life eaving, and cooking; Steve Nlcarry, pets, rabbit raising, reading and camping. Mil* swim aw ards were given Kri* Cass and Rick Jackson. Receiving Instructor patches were Fred Staedlrr Jr., Hick Harwood and Todd Miller. Band Practice Discontinued For Holidays Mass Arrest 220 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. 322-5412 t “Headquarter* For Sprinkler 8yatasta" ------------- FORD OWNERS FOR MONEY SAVING DECEMBER SPECIA LS SPARK PLUGS 65 ALUMINIZED MUFFLERS « 1949.51 FORDS 1952 - 61 T -B IR D S } Q 9 4 ------ S lig h tly H ig h er GENUINE FORD " SHOCK ABSORBERS EACH $£86 GENUINE FORD OIL FILTERS 57 - 65 Ford & Falcon EACH $ 2 40 54 • 56 FORD TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY VlrgUla PetraeU P . O. Box 1814 EACH $2<>5 NOTICE D epartm ent* PkyUla K ugw ataia 888-8884 ’ Lake Mary Opaa TU 4:30 fUL Afternoon* N a n N errir T B 8-1114 • 8. Be miaul* FLOP/DA STATE BAN K Mildred H asty * Z A N ram o MEMBER FJLI.C. I Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD. FLA. PH. 322-1481 Winter Park MI 4-8916 !l I 7' A. 'LJ I V Your Friendly Ford Servlet & Parts 10:00 A. M. Until 1:00 P. M. Bsaferd 888-4847 Q “ FORDS— . D E C . 2 2 ,2 3 A n d 24 Mary Getting* Bear Lake Ea. GENUINE FORI) n t WALL SUPPLY ATTENTION GENUINE FORD hi OTHER ROOF COATINGS AVAILABLE. LONDON (U PI) ThGuild ot Lady Driver* asked Minister uf Transport Tom F raser to form a woman team to keep road signs clear in winter. To Sell Trees For Children 12-65 GAL. — SAVE 5 GAL. «12*70 Sign Clearers Marching Lions To Hove Party ROOF C O A T IN G SARASOTA (UPI) — Former state legislator Russell Jordan J r . — who claims he la still legally In the Legi­ slature—said th a t all taxes levied by the 19G3 Leg jib, ture may b# Invalid. “ If the 1965 Legislature is Illegally constituted as ruled by the U.S. Supreme Court,'' Jordan told the Florida 3!o. f t bile Homes Association, “ then the 1963 Legislature which was constituted In a similar m anner might well be also illegal." Jordan suggested that organi ration* such as the asso­ ciation, motor club* and oth­ ers file te st auita in itato courts to ace if the taxes apvalid._______________________ 6 “I t would seem th a t motor vehicle dealers, sporting goods dealers, motor club* and mo­ bile associations might will think of the people they serve and perhaps individually file a test case to find out, for instance, if all the mobile home owners could get back |5 each from the tax Cullcc- % tor." ** Jordan—who recently won the first round of a court bat­ tle to get byck into the Leg­ isla tu re -sa id the 1963 Leg (stature's increase in njito tag costs, the five per cent sail* tax on sporting goods “ and in fact 571 pieces of general legislation and all the local legislation passed . . . would ,)) | be In question." BRING THIS AD TO OUR PARTS DEPT. VFW Post 10050 WITH ONE APPLICATION! Insulate From Heat And — Rainproof Your Roof With — Aluminum — Asphalt — Asbestos ~ r ~ ------ ~ America;] Legion Auxiliary Unit 269 of DeBary discussed plans for ■ dinner honoring Mr*. Carrie Mae Robert*, De­ partm ent uf Florida president and Mr*. J e m Weers, District Five president, a t the Decern ber b usm en session of the group held following * Joint program on highway safety with the Port. The dinner will be held at 7 p. m., Jan. 0, a t Stetson Union Building In DeLand with the DeBary, DeLand and Lake Helen Unit* a* hostess group*. All member* are Invited and local reservation* should be m ade with Mrs. Rose Williams no later than Jan. 2. In other business report* w ere heard on rehabiUUtioa work, poppy day, the white gift offering and the bakeles* bake ■ale held recently. New mem ber* m d guests were weloom ed. The next meeting of the ex­ ecutive com mittee was an­ nounced for Dec. 28 at the home of .Mr*. John Lambertaoo, 165 DeBary Drive with dessert to be served a t 7 p. m. Following the meeting, unit hod post members reconvened for a social hour with hostesie i, Mr*. P eter Koppenaal, Mr*. Luther Tarbell, Mra. John Leone ami Ur*. Ella Davis. . > ] „ �V 1 •* -4 *- ■*- ~^ 0 * *■ r, r i •* - *J* r t i o (Elff franfnrfi Crralit Dec. 17, 1964 — Pane 5 0 .. C. McBRIDE has been promoted from as­ sistant cashier to vice president of Sanford Atlantic National Bank, with which he has been associated for 35 years. A deacon and elder of F irst P r e s b y t e rinn Church, he and his wife reside at 1102 Oak Ave­ nue. (Herald Photo) LBJ To Speak 'State Of Union' At Night Meet JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — Gov.-elect Haydon B u r n * hope* the 1965 Legislature can get through it* regular session before he puta the"re. apportionment issue before it in e special session. > Rums, announcing his plans for dealing with one' cf the major problems facing his ad­ ministration, said he plans to call a apecisl session on re­ apportionment, but not until after the .regular session which begins in April. Earlier, Burn! announced he would name Jacksonville in­ surance executive Charles W. Campbell, 6S, tc succeed Wen­ dell Jarrard in the "Little Ca. blnet" poll of chairman of the Florida 'Development C 6 ni -' mission. Campbell has headed P ru­ dential Insurance Company's South Central home office in Jacksonville since 1953. lie is Burns’ first appointment. On ^apportionm ent. Bums said he he is hopeful the 1965 session can get through its regular 60-day meeting w ith­ out getting hogged down in the touchy issue. The U. S. Supreme Court has rilled that all state legis­ latures must be apportioned on a basis of population in both houses, and has said the 43-senatcr, 112 representative formula under which both Florida’s 196,j and 1965 ses­ sions were made up does not meet this requirement. Burns said, however, he does not want to be at issue with incoming Atly. Gen. Earl Kaircloth, of Miami, and that he has not had an expert opinicn on the m atter, hut feels the 1965 session could be legally held. Falrcloth said be felt the legality of the session could be challenged. Burns said that railing a special rcapportionmenl ses­ sion in advance of the April session ‘‘would create prob­ lems of attitude whirh wruld make it most difficult to con­ duct the business of the 1965 session." Burns explained that the state's financial position could tie put into jeopardy if thr WASHINGTON (U PI) — President Johnion, taking a leaf from the book of his po­ litical mentor, Frankln D. Rooaeyelt. will deliver hia 1965 State of the Union mesaape to an uhueual night »eaaion of Congress Jan. 4. Johnson even act the aam* time—9 p.m.—for hia speech as FDR did on Jan. 3, 1936. The 9 p.m. time also woulJ place the message in the mid­ dle of "prime tim e" for tele­ vision viewers across the na­ tion, a factor which perhaps contributed to his decision. White House Preaa Secre­ tary George K. Reedy, in an­ nouncing the time, aaid John­ son chose an evening hour for Cats first entered the ser­ the speech because he "con­ vice of mankind with the siders this not only a report Egyptians, who tamrd them to to the Ci-ngrete hut a report keep grain storehouses free of to the American people." IBIS. FDR. who only had radio at his disposal, made only one Cool air coming from a nighttime State of the Union sinkhole led to the discovery speech. of Virginia's Lursy Caverns, Presidents mfDressIng a joint session of C o n g r r s s cus­ tomarily do ao at midday, though Woodrow Wilson ask­ > o n rK o r A r r i . i r v u o * i on t k x ijicKti ed Congress to declare war <*rr. 11*1.IH F l o r i d a I I b I n I m of on Germany on the evening of I DO* | N * » n r t I* i l E R K I i r r t lV l \ April 6. 1917. h n l l c n n l n g a r th a Tf.> 1 Jan 4 ia the day the new T h atof J oih* foll'-tvlng rartlffiM i# 89th Congress convenes. -Ree­ h*> fl!#d a s I d c a r t If I* fur ( a t d #pd In !>• liaiird t h a t * dy said Johnson probably i»n, ThU mjrvtt**r anil would give a broad state )fr*r of l*auanc«, th # dancr ij>* merit of what he considers the tl**n of t h a (if o p a r t y, a n d I h r n*ima In w h ich it w a s aaktraavd ■Ute of the nation to he and a r a av fo t to w i; T a a r of a broad outline of hia legi­ C a r t l f l c a t a S o. M l l a i u i n c e l&SJ slative proposal*. iD ifrlp flttai af P r i a p a r f r i Isot *ac. 1 M idway P a r k There will be supplemental M a t Bonk i 1‘a g t a *4 A messages to fill in detail*, he MS N* m r In w h ich a*e#a«ad J u l i a aald. The President made the de- *1 y u l n n - All of aald p r o p e rty in t h a C m i n m a k l t i * , ^ -m ra n ‘T«Ti'P!mrTi'''frTs7tr»rr- nol», S l a t * of F l o r i d a , f t . . aion afte r consultation with auL’h c a r t l f l c a t a sh a ll t>» r#ad a c c o r d i n g t o law tit# Democratic leaderf of th> dp aam roperty datcrlhad !n su c h House and Senate, Reedy said. a r t l f l r a t t 4will ha a«ld to Ilia i h l g h a a t c as h b idder a t th# fruit: , The ides originated .with I d o o r of th a Ha ml not t C un ty C o u r t K o u i t at S an f o r d / KlnrJohnson, he added. Reedy said th st idess sre Ids, on th* f i r s t M onday In th* m o n t h o f J a n u a r y , 1*41. which being collected now for the la th * I t h d a y of J a n u a r y , last,, l u t e d t h i s 17th d a y «( Outmessage, first in s scries of utinr, 1941 four major addresses John­ lU fftelai Clerk1* S*sl> A r t h u r It B e c k w i t h . Jr., son will make next month. Legal Notice _ , C K E D ru a R b* A rth u r H Beckw ith, J r , C l a r k o f C i r c u i t C o u r t. S em in o le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a By! H N T a m m . J r . D e p u t y C la r k F u b tlah Dec. 1*. IT. J 4. I t , 1*14 CDH-U said he believe* it would be more difficult from a gover­ nor's standpoint handling the* state’s huge budget for a oneyear Instead of a two-year petiod. "You would go through the process o'F preps ring a budget e n t and getting it through tha Legislature, but before you even got it into adm inistra­ tion, you would have to stare planning the one for the next year," Burns said. Bum* takes over Jen. 5 f r t n f Gov.' F arris P ry n n l.' ] T fiu I t c { e t‘C TIMEX ¥ SA V IN G S S 6 * P Ifr u * £ c l t \ d T h u g S t o c i f WATCHES D Reg. fi.T>5 Value......... . R eg . 15.00 Value ......... 7.16 Reg. 15.95 Value .r...:.. Reg. 7.95 Value.......... 8.(15 Reg. 17.95 Value ......... Reg. 8.95 V alue.......... 10.95 Value .......... 9.86 ]{Wl 24.95 V alu e............ 11.95 V* laltie ..... lO'.Tti HCg. 30.95 Value ....... S t o r e s 13.51 1 t.:i« 16.16 22.16 33.96 SALE PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY CHRISTMAS TOYS. [There la An Eckerd l)rue Store Convenient!)* Located Ne»r You SA N FO RD "R ID E 'E M " SHOPPING CENTER WORLD FA.MOt’ L A D IE S ’ H “ You’ll Love To Shop Your Eckert! Drug Stores!** Carton Of 10 I’ncka Regular—King Or Filter. Limit I CIn. CIGARETTES Limit 1 F atk a fi • f 10— Extra Special! Kaywoodie<^ 29 l(KG. 5.95 REG. 6.95 It KG. 7.93 11KG. 9.93 REG. 11> 00 GE o r 5YLVANIA «E «"■s,h.ni. ag-i »r , FLA SH BULBS ?."2 V,r.1 \ l l / O A lh V LD C D ir F J M lL C T R ip F j i n i r L man pow er J ;;.v spray deod . ftr, 99* X ' V ,r . iib.it .I 59* TOOTH paste 6 7.2 Yello-Bole PERSO N N A ? r - 49* “ ■ J EXCED RH 1 laftU af 40— Its. 91c (Limit 1) P.E R .T U S S I N . Q /dSfim 7T ., a 70 T 17 I 1 . 12.21. Owf J | 4##* L#«U# — !«• »•« II H ^ fU L R & OS T o 14.95 They Last! To 6.95 they L a s t 1 W h ile 2 9.9 R eg . 18.95 V alu e W h ile T h e y Um NrttfUi, A BARGAIN AT S17.9S S2.7» *| ^ 8 8 VALUE 1 4 !' The Final Touch Tu Any Tree. 1” C o m p are T u 5.95 * p o IS l a m p o u t d o o r r V TB P K B m C O L PO.N u R I l4.tdM| I A m 7-ox. Aerosol Rog. 79c . «•**#♦ *•*»• Idi l l 'i t i RlSA VIN G S k lies* t | you ’( t t» 47' eesfee *»« S.t- W i l l a n a n m yl J I 9 W itilr T ltr v 49 ■\ / V Mm m-M 99.' L^l^l! u u a i y ^ u t £ c4 u \d “ D uty. S ttn e if Jwk* ,,M' * „ u yaslega 4*1. *ev serheg >144** • Hr* —In tsnlsM A \rfv fv / v \T G H tte r— 8 park in —Tex 69 COTTON 18"*5C’—Fireproof BATTING.^ b,M i fu'5'Jci,e* *ur Glue. Keg. 15-lamp outdoor Multi- A l l 4 r AJAX LIQUID All Purpoit Cloantr 15-ox. Bottle 7 S Rag. 39c t U M t woe H o l l y — T ie — 12 R oll S a s h c r n llihlxin . . I s e o r t e d . I 6 M F e e t . R e g . 1.39 C G WU VR / BLIN k llW RIBBON OH OUTDOOR p l a a c t . R e g . 2.79 v alifr 750 XKZ 099 MICROSCOPE KIT Adjuiti eaiily front 50 power thru 7S0 power at a ilrnple twlit ef yeur finger — com. plete with (.piece slide »«t, dissecting tool set, and handsome shockproof c a r r y i n g case Included. C O L ’PO IV nenaryn a n p k p EASY-OFF cutiTu Food W ra p f a a s s i t i e d b r e a d C lh tg . l a ^ l o a d wre^p w - 100-tt. blin k in g gat 4-69 v a l u e 99' S 1 .3 f U m multiple R IG . .\ »hi. frieel F r ie r . Multiple Set — Reg. 1.29 Value ------------------ • 1$ lamp indoor multiple | 6 ‘J ael. Ifeg. 2.35 value let*. 14a t 4p»*f, ft.sy.est C4dat-’ I*. CWlstaas Tress. 10-TRANSITOR RADIO a m n ro i c o i ftryltf. «4i«MeMt 4-te»ptrtf«ire tttrrt* •gdmgifi filtered tlr—Ce*epleiel» pe*ttftit riig ^ J jijiiu s L ^ .U ^ »yMlAi.a-r,^yrryi Reg. 19.95 List T-Lamp Ind.mr I F ’8 in.*); List The %d^cU< C0NS0LETTE CHRISTM AS LIGH TS rlee*. see. Pysealc wkk I <X r a i d l i t . i-sp ited a u t o m a t i c c h a n g e r . i t r m n y r l-in cli s p e a k e r for fine sound p e r f o r m a n c e — s e p a r ­ ate volum e und v a r ia b le tone control, d u a l sa p p h ire c a rtrid g e — h o lu lav s p e c i a l ! i r INDOOR I 'alb-la saraaaa. lse.Se. PHONOGRAPH FAMOUS TICK IIUUHICS . AUTOMATIC TOOTHBRUSH C o m p lete Your T r e e . K e g 59. lssstlM 4s.tsse.at a a w 4 1 d a aaklset •— I'.s-la. a n t dr*sal* tyset *., aagaarla aa>p4aaa, tfl 1 QQ 4*Ot-la ter.ks 4s . sees***. I / l UU (eaptef* wk4 baatarlaa—Cass. I ■ * • sarytaa easa aad 4aiH.y — I t ) t l Vales. 3 Sl’EKD rOKTAHLE Sit of. CttBpiete fir# fighriap cerpe Mtdt ef te«r»«l*bl* peifptrtt# — Ceaplett wlrh Ittel e*4 •dftr fiHl, *efev p«*p h»tl, miee f^P. Kf irteti, hHit e»# flitan — fete Ktt ter ley* nd flrlt treat I te 1ft tent tf tftl ORNAMENTS S J RADIO | l ..|* lysMs., ■**•*.,< is.. COMPARI THIS MICK! \V KSTIN CHOUSE Beautifully Deroralrd ' Ortum enla To M F ir IXT1NR0 N CORO I ■ ■ m*4 r«b4tr ih**h ceihleei — BOX OF 12— 1V« INCH Transistor yasa *f IIM I. 2 9.9 Httvy d ttf ftptffd l i t r d t t t d Wttr4 *ltk ^«H b t t t l t f wheel* - T i t IM S K ,\ S V . M o to r Po w ered —- 3 C o lo r W heel W ith A ttr a c tiv e W hite I’n a m e I F i n i s h — A d d a 20 ft. Indoor-Outdoor 10 At $4.95 £ 9 9 Q • C O LO R W HEEL •lbii«r|»tl*i — |.«tpt t»'t* fv*«i •Ml — Cd m i H d M i . «*4 A Bargain 0 9 9 88 Reg. 21.95 Value While They I.a«l! it hfH k*m •ft* !k*wl «tfuli<i« * «r »i gMlItx, N it r*« y*H 4*4 ftff. 71.la. s V(-la. ses-alla*. vals. as .k yrssl - s i l k leyaa 4aBa rlegla* — A u an sJ t n e i f H stlsr*. •pit* mm4 lifeilk* ■*14*4 pln< 14 l t d — O u t I.ft, Itli. 1 2 8. l.a - t! Keg. 11.95 Value While They 1-n*!! itfa Wi4t. komvj partabl# M«fI 4ft| — ptptlt* rtf i*fl *!ri ltd turf lift ttndf trript (lii^iv frlllf IT’S 6V2 FOOT TALL — OUFFN L1FK-LIKK VINYL TIUiE TREE STAND |V«ah■Itli SIDEWALK SURFER C H R IS T M A S T R K L W IT H 133 R R A N C IIK S 7 : , SKATE R A G DOLL BOARD Ltvetllt, n tftttN * tlvtfrt ___ _ O - L I F E - L I K E " M K U l Y T t» t S K I U ttifH GIANT 40" $3.98 2 ” VALUE IR C 7 '/j F O O T ALt'.MI.NU.M 44 9: CHRISTM AS TREES ('.im p u re DELUXE | VA LU E H 09 I • BIG 7 FOOT DELUXE VINYL efflOSTM A^rOCE — GrrEFN TAPE RECORDER $4.50 Deluxe l 1j Fool I’untI’om Aluminum I’rec • I ,.r ,single 114i«In or In. xa liJk 90 in in. for or flssklrbla. double lied. W hile 99 13-PIECE 6-ALARM FIRE SET ,1> L u x u rio u s A rlin itto n *ui<im»ii> r le itr ir M ankri 1 o - * , f •* I'. khi te m p r r a lu r r chang e* au in m atica lIt • o m p le tr ll n a s h a h lr . ro l" ffa » t. Blen d of r g )o n , cotton, and m i » lir f i h r t . l u t e l t |»isw1c-f r .d o f* n |ith | || n> IIJ Ion 14111 sSHI III bind |l|||W||l|s, •• w a tin ing. ■ F usat* ll 72 C o m p a re Reg. $1.44 Compare At 6 9.50 ’ pietn — t wo«4eff»l pmi « ELECTRIC BLANKET "SALE'' 0 Full Found Humidor Con r: r: ^ jf lis t—Aft** *k#e# A QQ ititH. tik i M#.. J i l C«l#f•#. l* 4 f ■ PIPE TOBACCO 2; Gift Suggestions for Men G ift Set A fter Shoe* Lotioft an"id dj A«r»i d Dt#d»co<iV — 03 —— KEG. 2 95 If KG. 1 ‘.0 If KG. 3.95 59* < Holiday v: r: 1 If KG. 2.">D U *♦€ titei t f frtch t t d n f i t a ArMy 2C0 Edgeworth v : ItKG. left, lottery t p t r t f t d ferwtrd tr i m n f irflli .Smokers' Gift Special! .• b ; 7 * H.O. ELECTRIC 'ARMY TRAIN SET —Cttnpttft 5* H EA TER 2 8.8 LI Pipe 4 ‘.7 ..... ........... . . 3.0 . 3.69 5.73 7.10 pin* MODEL NO. 600 HIGH tjUALITY, LOW COST, Ur Uddi*» frttn 1 ft 4 COMPACT, FAN FORCED I f««ri t f t f f . INSTANT HEATING — SAF e I $3.'98 AND ECONOMICAL, FU LLY " GUARANTEED. COLD Value WEATHER COMING BOON!] M E N ’S Reg. 3.95 ..... Reg. 1.95 ..... Reg. 5.95 ..... Reg, 6.95 Reg. 10.00 ... SALE O L D S P I C E R t ”177 CA N D YCA N ES Sfirdy SUPERLECTRIC lie otmf |*«p «r ip«rf< tttt — It »»•#*», lt‘* !•#•, it* Ptrfwcl W A LLETS 2 5.8 • JEEP or SPORTSTER [i A M IT Y 950 STATE STREET — SANFORD 1*4*1 (O ffic ia l Ctark’a Seal) | j£ Jj R lS A V I N G S lR l* SALE ON E perform thla vital service for the cltiicns." Asked about his feeling bn annual sessions of the Legis­ lature )o replace the present blcnnlnl sessions. Bums said he is "not adam ant" ene way or the other on this, but he m «» » 'Duiy. L1 so T ice o r A rru c A T io s fob TAX O E C D I See. I M J i f i e r i * * S t a t u t e * *1 ORCED — Actress » F r a n c i s was ted a divorce from dentist husband in Angeles. The court the monthly childp o r t payment to w h e n her hus, Dr. Robert Abeltestified th at she Bd $100,000 l a s t , three times mora * • R lSA V IN G S * |]> Ipa'iCeCoot t* C l a r k of C i r c u i t C ourt S em in o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a By: II N. T a m m , Jr ., D e p u t y C l s rk P u b lish Dec. 10. IT. I t . I t . M i l C h illi NOT ICE IS I I C I t K B T OIVE.V T h s t T. M Deal th * h o ld e r ol lb* follo w in g c e r t i f i c a t e h*» filed sa id c a r t l f l c a t a f o r t a i deed to ba i ss u e d t h e r e o n T h e c e r t i f i c a t e n u m b e r a n d y a a r of leeuenee, t h a d e s c r i p t i o n of th e property, and t h * s t m t in w hich it w a s a s s e s s e d e r a as f .owe: C a r t l f lc a t a No- t i l l T s a r of I ss u a n c e M U D eeerlpttea o f f s o p o lly I La i s T A I 81k I Allen’s D r a t 'A d d i t i o n to W a s h in g ­ to n H e i g h t * F l a t Book I I‘s e e I t Nam e In w h ic h a s s e s s e d C l i n ­ to n J4 A n t l n o n e t t a H a d d e n . All of aald p r o p e r t y b e in g In the C e u d t y of B sm ln eta. S t a t e of F lo rid a. L’ntaaa s u c h c a r t l f l c a t a s h a ll ba re d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g to law t h a p r o p e r t y d e s c r i b e d In su ch c e r t i f i c a t e w ill ba sold to tb o h i g h e s t oaab b i d d e r a t t h a f r o n t d o o r of t h a P a m ln o la C ounty C o u r t House a t S a n ­ ford, F l o r i d a , on t h a f l r a t M o n ­ d ay In t h a m o n t h o f J a n u a r y . . I t l i . w h ic h ta t h a I t h d a y of J a n u a r y , 1*14. D a te d t h l a - l i t * Any a t Kuvem b er. 1*41. with th* U. S. Supreme Court mandate, and th a t “If m * fall within th a t time It la recog­ nised by all of us th a t the courts will do the respporUditmcnt themselves." * "F o r myself,* I prefer that t h e elected representatives faith on the p art c f the. execu. live branch and tha Legisla­ ture to bring about fair reap­ portionment as ordered by the courts." Burns said. He said he t felt the court* would allow the Legislature a “ reasonable tim e” to comply " I t is my intention to call a special session, on reapportionnfent immediately on ad­ journment of the regular ses­ sion," Burns said, which would probably put such a session in June. "This would show good Legislature got so bogged down in reapporlicnm ent dur­ ing its regular session th at it delayed action on appropri­ ations and tax measures to finance the blllion-dollar state governfnent operation for the coming two years, .> n * 9~ *s-» s.i if. vti jg g x jm k jg jm x ju e jn L fa n n g e n A BARGAIN AT S12.9S 44 39 9^? 7x50 BINOCULARS FLORIDA'S LARGEST SELECTION O F CHRISTMAS CARDS IY - A M ER ICA N G REETIN G S rmnamm COIPO.X n a r n w C O L P O .X t n r s e x e P IN E O IL 1 Femaai lef-PI**— le g . I t s $29.95 VALUE 26 ris teowit | wilt fl«we*« iNk Bet 12/111 PAPER NAPKINS f sweat I n i a — fa«4Of* af 4» — s s a y ars at I R aaah. ass.) * n s 2 * II* . Hue 1*4 One » w r o r a n tm ir a q a m n » n * r a m ;y H i SAVINGS m u i 3/mcYI<{e>i>cU tS/qo Tfrut ScAtxd Tku$ StMtkf j| tf1 - �I SS Hurricanes Blast Kowboys Off The Court By Jim Baethn* Herald 8 port* W riter KISSIMMEE — South Seminol* Junior High’* H urrlc u m til but blow Oaceola High's Junior TUrolty rig h t off tbo court Wednaaday night when tboy posted e 78 to 33 victory over the Baby Kowboy* for their fifth straig h t win of tha current hoop #*»• •About Sports Between Us Fans Thinking Out Loud TRYING FOR TOP By Alan Mover A X J'A X H P AAA#t,ir/C£ U m T R E ^ /A /O ,^ Z S -y e a r - o c p M By Jo|m T. K»dy t e x a e , tmrs m By David M. Mo/fU By Ja ils* SUrutrees By M urray O lder*** * * ANNAPOLIS, Md. (U P I)— B A r iZ M O A P R W ATLANTA (U PI) — It’s holi­ Tbo Naval Academy was **. NBA Sport* Editor • M/p/ES ecEomS w| Herald Sport* Editor day tournam ent time and pected to announco tho “ r n AT TEE tr/EPOM 1 NEW YORK — (N EA ) — Southeastern Conference b as­ Final Florida football statis­ A fte r ii i(mation” 5 f football Coach Tho call came Into the switch­ t / M s r / f £ t r yomat 1 ketball teams are getting Into tics seem to indicate th at Wayno Hardin today, ending board of the new N ational M Y A v a t. *oe> e lm many fans are right when they the act In a big way. a week of (peculation aa to Football League headquarter* M /S t/M S T M A C E M claim th at Steve Spurrier hia future. Six SEC team s are Involved on the 17th floor of the Gen­ //f/962MEp/f/S M might wall be tba best Sopho­ in five different tournaments A source cloaa to Hardin m/ m s t w w a y jm eral Dynamics Building, and more quarterback In modern told United P reia Interna­ OCT. I , I p there was a not# af urganey Ibis weak. tional th a t Hardin actually Tba Auburn T ile rs are in Gator history — particularly la tha drawl, since the Inception of the "T " had been fired, but xyould "H ay," pleaded tha young the Bluebonnet a t Houston; formations of offensive foot­ 1 V a accept the acedemy'a explan­ Alabama and MUalfilppt Stats All-American football playball. ation th a t ha reilm ed , ar, *1 can't* find my hand- are In tba Virginia Tacb tour­ _ ‘‘Hardin waa fired but tba Steve compiled the third nam ent at B U ckaburij— Va.j hoHer, Know where K< I l f * academy will not make It highest total offense record for F o r a whole week the A-A Louisiana Slate la In the aound this way when the an­ a tingle season in Florida's waa spoon-fed by a grown-up Evansville Tournament; and nouncement is made Thurs­ grid history this past fall and Kentucky and Vanderbilt are baby sitter provided by the KortACP T U R C O T T E , day," the aourre aald, missed bring top man by only boats for their own sffalrs. NFL. because this la w hat the 23-YEA*-OLD7*t/tCt-CAH4p/ARs "H ardin will not make an Tba b lf tournim ent for thf a m ere 19 yards. competition for college talent AS A L S O R /S X T O P T E E E E Issue of it because, he hat And, rem em ber, he did this has com* to. He boarded and Southeast annually is the Ken­ - A f TEE B / S M JO C H -gy hia professional standing to 8 * T T £ £ . ASF MAP TEOi/ELE fed tha A-A and shooed away tucky invitational and this while ihartiig QB duties with maintain." KNOCKOUT GUY—Rookie quarterback Johnny 'sen io r Tom Shannon who al­ 6£TT/A'<S a JO B O .ir/L undesirables, like anyone from year should be no exception. Hardin will team officially Concannon could d e liv e r a knockout blow to th® to saw plenty of action for SO M EoES SE G S E S T E P ME The Mb • ranked, once beat* tho A m arkan Football Leaof his status at a news conSt, Louia Cardinal*. Hia Philadelphia Eagles TRY A MACETEACM. R tX f Ray G raves' Gators this en Wildcats open Friday night gut. M /SM /M ST MACE OMAAX/L 9, ference called by the acadstand in the way of St. Louis and the Eastern season. against West Virginia then U nder the circumstances, 1 A 96Z AMP WAS AaiEEM -EE emy. division title of the National Football League. /X W/M/tEMS//f CA/fAPA MoR tome kids daveloped claustro­ m eet either lJth-ranked Illin­ His final offensive yardage Hardin, 37, has been head ois or Dayton Saturday night. figure was 1069 yards. Only TMg YEAR. /TEXT YE A R A t phobia, fitava DeLong, 'the 1 coach a t Navy ainc# 1059 and Sixth ranked Vanderbilt, two passers In previous 'Flor-1 TOOK O Y E R TME/M 7P M co vs tad mlddlt guard of Ten­ his teams suffered only npc SA O T W /7 E 2 / 6 M Y A E M S . reeling from successive road ids grid history exceed Steve'* nessee, was holed up so long 1 losing log in th a t tenure— In Chicago he finally called ;losses to Virginia Tech and 943 yxrdi. Shannon did it last this past season when the North Carolina, it expected to season and Haywood Sullivan his coachea and begged, "G et Midshipmen won three games, recoup at home. The Commo­ did It back In I960. Spurrier's me out of here." He got out— 1 lost six and tied one. dores meet Baylor Friday completion percentage of .374, and algnsd with tha San Dio* 1 In addition, Hardin-coached and either Oklahoma Slate or however, la a brand Dew Gator go Chargers. team* scored an unprecedentFlorida State Saturday night. record. But there was an auxiliary ed five straig h t victoriea over By George C. Langford them on th* defensive platoon The h a u rd a of the road bode arch-rival Army before losing NEW YORK (U PI) - Vito —selected to the 1M4 team . benefit, too. The "baby sitter" ill for the other SEC tourna­ It might be a bit too early in 1964. His overall reconl (Babe) Parllll of the Boston The team waa determined by or “hand-holder" picked up ment entries, A labama. 3-1, to tell what kind of a basket­ was 38-20-2. Patriots earned his first All- a vote of 14 w riters (three all the checks, and when some- opens against boat Virginia ball club Head Coach Dkck , Hardin ltlll has four years Star berth In 11 years as a from each AFL city) who cov­ on* else Is paying an A-A Tech and figures to meet sop­ Copeland has out a t Lyman suddenly develop* very refin­ to go on a fiVe-year contract, pro quarterback today when ered the teaton regularly. homore-dominated Mississippi this year—despite the fset that NEW YOnK (U PI) — The under which ho earns 118,000 Offensive line atari Jim ed UsU*. Momentarily bereft State, also 3-1, In the conxola- Lyman hasn't grabbed their he waa named to head tho 1984 largest audience In the world game will be tuned In to a year. ’ American'Football League All- Otto of the Oakland Raiders of his shadow, who skipped 'tbm round. T he Bulldogs' first- first victory aa yet. But they ever U> ser or hear a National Cleveland's Municipal Stad­ At the tifnc he signed the star squad by United Inter­ and Ron Mlx of the San Diego off for a few hours, the A-A round opponent la North Caro­ do have potential. They’ve lost ium on Dec. 27 for the title new contract last year, he panicked. Would he actually ; Chargers were selected on the national. to Bishop Moore, Oviedo and lina, probable tournament clash bctewcen .the hometown also was named as side to F. Parllll was ona of seven No. 1 unit for the fifth consec­ havt to plek up a tab 7 Not If champion. Seminole of Sanford. Browns and the Baltimore the league office could help 1 E. (Rip) Miller, the assist, lin t-tim e All-Star* — six of utive y e a r,'a n d -o u tsid e line­ However, there's on* red Colt*. • Louisiana State opens ant athletic director at Navy. backer Larry Grantham was him. "Th# TV broadcast will Denver, then meets hot quintet In the southern The pursuit of talent h ai against < chosen for the fourth succes­ end of the county and that'a reach 98.1 per cent of the tele­ Evansville — the n a­ gone to such ludicrous lengths either 1 sive season. Dave Miller's South Semi­ vision homes In tho U. S. and The Buffilo Bills and San t h a t men of aubetantlal tion's top-ranked sm all col­ nole squad. ihe remainder outlying lege team —or George Wash.The w inter aeaeon of the mean*—which takes In every Diego each placed five men In five outings this season Sanford Tourist end Shuffle- areas will have radio coverington. Auburn was unbeaten on the All-Star squad, which owner In professional football < WICHITA, Kan. (U PIi the Hurricanes have posted age," NFL Com inissioncr had at least one representative —demean themeelvte la chaie going into Wednesday nlght'a five v lrto riri and have al­ board Club got off to a good George K arras. Witchita Stale Pete Roselle announced. Bluebonnet game. • ta r t when the local organi­ from every team. Boston had after 21-year-old kid*. ready Gagged the county's zation hosted the Orange City The Columbia Broadcasting Uiversity'a new head looibail Mississippi will be host to " I f * a disgrac*," admitted four player* on the first team Junior high title. System will handle both the coach, searched tqday for can­ club. Sewanee tonight and that and New York1, Oakland and one of them. "Kidnaping Next year th* Hurricanes, et Orange City poeted a 20 to TV and the radio coverage of didates to fill his staff. kids, hiding tham out, giving should draw a crowd since the l e a s t the bulk of them, will be Kansas City each had two. Ry Dave Ifsakell The 30-year-old K arras »a> 18 victory over the Sanford the championship g a m e , Tennessee team upset the Re­ Parllll, the one-time Kentuc­ them ridiculous bonuaea—I SYRACUSE, N. Y. (U PI) — named to succeed Ma reelin') moving to Lyman and with outfit. which is expecled, to draw a • Sugar Bowl viewer* on New ky All-America, led the AFL wouldn't run my own business Ibels 74-82 last week. this season's Lyman JV ele­ Sanford club members alsu live capacity audience of mure Chelo Huerta, who resigned Saturday night. In addition ven the situation looks bright Year’s Day will see one ol col- in passing e ird ig * going Into this w ay." Nov. 30 to accept a dual posi­ h<ld a Christmas party with than 80,000. "And the klda," aald Jim to the tournam ents, Florida for the future. lege football’s wildest running the final showdown game with tion as athletic director and In addition to the continental a turkey dinner. Table decor­ backrieldi when Syracuse tac­ Buffalo Sunday for tha E ast­ Fink*, tha new general man- •will be at Miami, Georgia United Stales, the game will head football coach at Parations were corsages of red kles Louisians State Univer­ ern Division title. Parllll has *gcr of tha Minnesota Vik­ Tech at Georgia, Buffalo at The Houston Astro*, form be broadcast in one form or sons College, Fairfield, Iowa. passed for 3,147 yards and ing*, "a re utterly unrealiatic. 1Tennessee sod Tulane at Sou­ erly the Colt 45'a, will play end green nylon for the ladies sity in New Orleans. both to Canada, Hawaii, Alas­ and decorated match boxes Halfback Floyd Little, full­ tossed for more touchdowns W# approached a center from |thern Methodist. , 30 pre-season spring exhibi­ for th* gentlemen. Approxi­ ka and around the world. back Jim Nance, and quarter (29) than any other quarter­ a big school who w asn't d raft­ The rash of games shou'.d tions games prior to the open­ CBS is installing 10 cam ­ ed by sither league. Ilia dau- jhelp loosen up thq individual ing of the National League tee- mately ‘60 members were pre­ back Walley Mahle bead the back In tha league. eras. three more than for se n t CompleUng the baekflald b«r waa down. We needed en- (scoring race. At present, there eon in April. lineup that carried Syracuse to * Honored guests were Mr. regular season games, for the . only a two-point margin be­ The Astros—and how do you the lop nationally Ah Is *ei(ion with Parllll were running other center (to back up In- Is telecast, which will be preced­ and Mrs, J. it. Jernigam In ground gaining! a n d j l ) la luck* Keith Lincoln of San rumbent Mick Tlngelhoff), at jtween the lop scorer in the like that ucw nam e?—will play ed by a special 30-mlnute pre­ A social hour and the ex­ Diego end Cookie Gilchrist of least for trainingcamp next . this type of grinding1 attack SEC ami the fifth . 23 here in Florida and five in game show. Both radio and change of gifts followed the that Syracuse is expected to Buffalo, the APB's leading year. Kentucky sophomore Louis their new domed stadium in television broadcasts will be­ dinner. "You know w hat he want- Dampier , use as compared to LSU’a tuaher. Lance Alworth of the Is the p ac esette r Houston. They’ll open on Mer. The committee for the din­ gin at 1:30 p m . Chargers and Charley HennJ- ed? A 96,(00 bonus for sign more rounded offense. ( with a 21.5 average. Senior 12 In Cocoa against the Twins. ner party included Mr. and Little and Nance, perhaps gsn of Die Houston Oilers were ing and 916.000 contract. I told Jim m y Pitts of Georgia Is se­ During the exhibition tour ACTION! THRILLS! |cond at 20 0; senior A. W. they'll meet the Yank*, the Mr*. Mahion W right, Mr. and the best running combo In'eol- •elected as flanker and ipUt him good luck.” Wsel#• P*«l+at Spwt Tha really coveted onea are ,Davis of Tennessee third at Athletic*, Orioles, Braves, .Mre. George Rounds and Mr. lege football since Glenn Davis end, respectively and Kansas and Mre. Michael Diets. City's Fred A rbanai was ta b ­ and Doc Blanchard played for out of this world. A Kansas 19.7; ! Junior Lee Defore of Au­ Ttgera, Senators. Meta, Phil­ Membership in the group, Army 20 years ago, garnered bed a a th* tight end. City spokesmen said, "We of- jburn fourth at 19 3 going Into lies, Dodgers. Pirates, Cards, FIRST GAME j which ha* a number of tourn­ Lincoln, Alworth snd Ar- farad Gal* Saytra (Kansas' ( 1,179 of Syracuse's 2.MQ yards Orlando-Semlnol* Fronton night's game; and junior Cly­ Red*, White Sox and Okla­ rushing this year, the most bants are repeaters from last All-American halfback) a $M),- de ( Lee of Vanderbilt fifth at homa City In addition to th* aments scheduled with other will be closed from Monday club* in thie area In addition thru Friday, Dec. 25, It was PARI-MUTUEL J productive two man total In year. It marked the third time 000 bonus and |3G,000 for Twins. 19.2. to covered dish supper* and announced by Normen E. StaIn four seasons Hennlgan has three years and didn't gat a Orange history. WAGERING ^ They have four game* with various parties, is open to all bell, general manager. Head Coach Ben Schwartr- been choaen and the second chance to make a final offer." I I GAMES NIGHTLY the Yahkaas. They'll play their walder knows that LSU will ba time in three years (or Gil­ Saytra algned with the B ean. ad n bonus of f t , 600 and w* first gams In the new domed who wlah to participate. Stabell said, "we are rio t­ W4mWifM. TtP®« 4 TW MATINEE primed to stop Lillie and christ, a second-learner In When the lawyer for Cali- wouldn't giva it to him." Wll* stadium In Houston on April ing during thta period to give M+eyl** 1.11 PM. ■‘fern)* queiN l tan k Prwig- Mrrv ■ aTnJuFTFn The entire offensive Una, ton started talking to At Dav­ alva back for the St. Louis blem. leans and that cootoat—al­ ity to celebrate Chrietmaa "If we can't move on the consisting of Mix and Buffalo's ie, Oakland's catch and gen­ Cardinal* and,would be worth with their famlllea," though only an exhibition— O K I ANDO S fM IN O LE A Stew B arber at tackle; Billy ground, we ll just hive to go eral manager, tha first nego­ a 120,000 bonus In today's should be a crowd getter. * WASHINGTON (U P I) — Th* Fronton will reopen in the air." said Schwarti- Shaw of tha Bills and the tiating figure w et |300,000. open market. Ken Venturi's raga-to-richea Dec. 28 with a matinee per­ HWY. 17-97 AT F f KN PARK walder, in his ICth season at P a li' Billy Neighbors at guard Davie eald he never gut comeback has earned him the formance etarting a t 1:16 p.m. Faulkner, who waa dismiss­ and Otto at canter, remained around to making Morton a ed as Denver's coach this seathe Orange helm. 1984 Sport* Illustrated (porta- there also will be an evening LADIES ADMITTED Syracuse has not been a inlact from .last year. NEW YORK (UPI) _ New man of th* year trophy. firm bid, though th* Raider ton, became an agent for th* FREE TONIGHT schedule with th* firat gam* i l o w s v i r . the defensive agent hinted a t (160,000 for Rams and a "baby sitter" for York Rangers' defenseman Arpassing learn In years, end Venturi, who had not won starting at 7:40 p.m. Mahle, a senior from W ater­ alignment underwent a thor­ three years. Morton want to tha N F L He was assigned to ni# Brown will return to the a tournament In four y e a n , ford, Pa,, who has been effec­ ough shakcup, particularly in Dallas Instead. Notre Dam* e n d 'Ja ck Snow, lineup Wednesday night against culminated hia c o m e b a c k tive as a runner la hit three the secondary where Oak­ San Diego thought It had th* first d raft choir* of tha the Detroit Red Wings. Brown Struggle by winning the U.S. y e a n as atartini quarterback land's Fred Williamson waa Clarence William*, tha Wash­ Mlnpasote Vikings. Tha trick, has beon sidelined since Nov. Open last Juna despite heat la about a* accurate In the the only holdover from last ington State All-American, jack discovered, was th a t av- IT because of a fractured rib exhaustion and waa fated at air aa a bent arrow, although leaton. wrapped up, hut b* told tham arywhera Snow want, his fi­ tha' Congressional Country Dalnard Paulson of New h* wanted to go to Vancouver ha does have hit good days. ance* waa aura to go. So when Mahle led the team in rushing York, Ron Hall of Boston and firat to g at out of n prior Snow cam* Into Now York for CHICAGO (U PI) — Th* Chi­ last year and this scsson rank­ Willie Brown of Denver—th* commitment, Vancouver playan All-Amarlean dinner, hie cago Beara have signed UCLA ed third behind Nance and AFL's three leading pass In­ ad ih Toronto for tha Gray MILWAUKEE (U PI) - The fiancee checked in, too. And guard Kent Francisco. F ran ­ terceptors—made tha All-Star Cup, took Clarence along and Milwaukee Braves have anLltUe. right afte r her came Faulk­ cisco, who was drafted 14th at nounced that three of their If Syracuse's gp6utM gam* defensive btckiield for the next thing tha Charger* knew, ner. a "future" a year ago, is *. ataff m em berr will be moved stalls, and S chw ai^ipalfer ad ­ first tlma as did Boston's Nick Hamp Pool of tha Rama had While Snow wae attending feel 7 inches tall and weigh* m its this la a possibility Buoniront! al middle lineback­ spirited him off to Chicago—• to Atlantia, Ga., effective Jan. a special television show aqd 245 pound*. 1. 1963. agaim t LSU, "W e'll profcTOy er, Mike Straton of the Bills at where tha N F L had Its major dinner, Faulkner extended hia have to throw more on them ." outside linebacker and Kansas encampment—and signed him chores, Ha "beby-aat” tha fi­ This is where second rank­ City's Bobby Bell at end. to a Los Angelas co n tract ance*, too. Tom Sestak, the Bills' 770ing quarterback T lich King of "Five yaara ago." Jack H* m ust have don* his Job Ransoravllle, N. Y., cornea In, pound defensive tackle, waa Faulkner shook his head, "w* wall. Bnow’a rig h ts were Just as he has done effective­ tba moat popular selection couldn’t g * t Lorry Wilton for ly. on moat occaakn* all year. with 22 of a possible 34 votes. th* Charger* because ha want- switched to Los Angelas, and ha signed with tha Rama. King is Ihe p aster, but hie H* team ed with two Ban Di­ services generally have not ego heavyweight* — end Earl been required because of the Faison and tackle Ernie Ladd success of the Orange ground — to complete tha d efeu iv e game. Una. Faison has been an AllON 100 BRANDS Schwarts w ilder m ay solve Star three of the last four — IN TH E NEW — the problem by moving Mahle y e a n , Seatak for two straight to one of the halfback slots to actsooi and Ladd was a n u m ­ take advantage of h it runn­ ber of the IN I sq u a d .'. ing ability while a t the asm* Trailing Seatak In the popu­ BETWEEN PUBL1X A ECKERD'S tim e playing King (or moat la r vote were Gilchrist, Shaw ARCADE PACKAGE STORE of the g lid e et quarterback and MU with 10 votes apiece. "Excellent Service Too" Tba bulk of tba work, how­ Parllll received 19 votes, eight OPEN DAILY - I A K . 6:15 I ev er, will still be up to LiUle m ore than runnem p Lea Dawand Nance. . 199-1411 W P.rV S il.1 4 V Hurricanes w ith -16 point* *«d two other#, center Bruce Btuard and forward Mika Margin also hit In tha doubla figures despite the feet th a t Heed Cesch Dave Miller played hie etarting five only during t£e firs t half of tho affair. The 'Cana* started hitting the basket In the first period and rang up 20 points while the' Baby Kowboya were g et­ tin g only eight. South Sem­ inole continued the Onslaught on the second etanxa with an ­ other I I points while the Kis­ simmee five could m uster on­ ly elx and the nu.-ricenes left for Intermission with a U to 14 lead. • A t tha sta rt of tha second half, M illar-yanked hia reg ­ ulars snd used Ron Tulbert, Lea Hollis, Bobby Means, Steva Shepherd, Rif West and Dennie G arrett tha reet of the way. G arrett lad tha second half scoring parade with eight points. W ait got elx and Tul­ bert five. M iller's second tirin g did even better against tha Little Kowboya In tbs third period when they racked u p '22 points to 10 for the Kissimmee Quin­ te t and outecorad them again. 16 to 9 In the final frame. South Seminole awed the Kissimmee five with some of the best ball handling and passing Miller's crew he* dieplayed ell tsaeon. Miller w et exceptionally pleated with the 'performance of the eaMra Squad. Hie player* hardly m itted a shot from the floor. The Kissimmee five was paced by Wally M tlltchka, a center, who dumped in 13 points. Ken Marlin had a fine night of bowling In tba Navy Lea­ gue a t Ja t Lanaa when h* (hot a 227/698 to provide tha apark for the Malnt "A ” team in a four-game romp over the New Bread and a slightly hettar grip on first plae*. Kan had, abl* assistance In Bob Workman with a 210/699 and Tax F s rr lt with a 163/612. Dan C atty and John 8tang*r war* th* stalwart* for New Bread with a 191/624 and a 193/681, respectively ly called tha "600 boy* tine* •vary man potted a aeries bet­ ter than th a t whlla bombing Photo Lab In all four. Load­ ing th* pack waa Wayne Smith with a 198/667 followed by Aahby with n 1H8/G4S. Slick Britton with a 190/640, Chuck B aslngtr with a 202/607 and Carton Hudson with n 169/600. Scott took high honor* for Photo Lab with a Tha Oddballs kept close to tha leader* with a three-game decision ovar NAS MED/Dent as both aidta had their ehare • f good bowling. P artin took high gama honors with hi* 230 gam* and 668 aeries. Georgs Brlatar supplied e 163194/664 aarita, Wayn* R»'lman chimed In with 214/637 and Willi* "Firecracker" MagIte h it S ll/6 0 8 nil for tha Oddballs, f a r M ed/Dent it waa Charlie Legal with 182/627, Davidson w ith 111/613 and Lonnls Applegate with 190/619. O ther match** saw V A tf-t'e Officer* taking three points from VAH-l'a Tigers in aplta o f-s fins 164/694 by CuL 10IC "B " won three from Det-8 with high game* notchad by M srlde w ith 907 and Bob U n ­ ite w ith 971. VAH 3 Ope gain­ ed a three to ana verdict over NAS Op* *C" end the AcayDeucy U am and Wing " 0 " split th eir m atch aa John H ar­ ris helped the W ing "B " team Orange City Topf Local Tourists Coach Karras Soeks Candidates Fronton To Close For Christmas TONIGHT 7:40 p.m. | V«rttn+ Honoirtf As ‘Sportsman* FRONTON Brown To Return Sigrn Francisco SP EC IA LS EVERY DAY! Move Staff B O B ’S a n d O T T O ’S B AR B ER S H O P SANFORD PLAZA FARRELLS Your Support Appreciated! You’ll Save Money And Be Happier In A ‘65* Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. Strickland-Morrison Ford. Inc. 1 ^ ^ ^ £ �«i r • ■v. II. «* yi* * * • *- Ik *., S o u th e a ste rn Econom y S h o w s Im p re ssiv e U p sw in g the first nine months of compared to gain nationally billion and crops f l 8 billion. well above th< national aver- ing to thla im pressive gain .trsding, m any exceeding the Employment was up wit* a Sl|r B ta tn b frra l b w A T L A N T A ( U P I ) — I m p r e i - olisr ttr ye«r. ^ o f-11,8 per cent. There were 116.IM housing agejwere increases of 25.3 per r nalioai! average. •lv* gslns during the flrgt Tittle over seven million work* Dec. 17, 1964 — Page 7 C ash’ receipts from farm units authoriicd In permit-is­ Internatidnal trade activity cent In export trade and* 8.7 Railroads serving tha region three quarters of 1964 were ■Loans totaled more than era In non-igflcultural occu> M 4 billion and in all seven m arketings rose five per cent suing plsces for construction continued on the uptrend with per cent in imports. recorded In almost every seg­ ment of Soulhtasern economy, In m ost caaes gxceeding the national average, the Atlanta ragional office of the U. S., Department of ^om m erce •aid. * Tha office reports on tha economy In Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Tenneasee and the Carolina*. In Alabama, H onda and Georgia, and portions of Mis­ sissippi and Tennessee, F ed­ eral Reserve m em ber banka reported deposits of more than $11.7 billion, up 7.7 per cent slates, withdrawals f r o m In the Southeast compared to checking accounts exceeded a decline nationally of .3 per $181.5 billion for an increase cent. of 14.2 per cent over 1963 Livestock contributed *1.9 Legal Notice P V T . CHARLES D. Hayes Jr., whose par­ ents live a t 320 Pine Avenue, has completed eight weeks of advan­ ced infantry training a t the U. S. Army Training Center, Ft. Gordon, Ga. He is a 1962 g r a d u a t e of Seminole High School. (Army Photo) Pastor To Wed In 17th Trip To Altar Rail U h a g . a a . I b sgk v# i * Charles R. lte c h e tt E d w a r d N. I n g r a m . P u b l i s h Use. IT. I t . I t . H i t * J e n . T. ISSi. pCDM-M OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9 a.m. to 16 p.m. OPEN SUN. I t a.m. to 8 p.m. 29o EACH VALUE KLEENEX TISSUES U — TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU — AVE. 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BOX OP 30 REG. *1.75 OLD SPICE GIFT SET E aiy to pack, travel alia of A ft.r Shava Lo­ tion (2S Oi l • • a e W e l l V a a P>- - ■ — —w REVLON SCULPTURA LIPSTICK K . v l o n 'a l o n g e r a e u l p t u r a d lip llp atlck In l a t . a l a h a , ! . a _____ 43* CHRISTMAS RIBBON BUCK BUY ;r7 " r T f , LUCKY w n aass Curling ribbon in bright qolora. i 3 w 2 9 ( R IO . 1 4 .1 1 & m TABLE RADIO B-tuba, 2-dial control radio In two-ton* aaaa. J »!l ilwlj ?\ $100 YOU'D EXPECT TO PAT MUCH MORE MODS ORUEMWATe M l. 31* IACH N ESTLE B A R S JTOR HIM: Itandaoma 17-jawal Marl-1 n tr with waterproof caae. Expanxton' band, black or whit* dial. TOR HKIf. Dainty 1T-J*w*l Qait. In /allow or whll* gold with matching axpanalon band. i ALL PIPES F l.la tlff doing It." Queried sa to bow he won R I C H A R D A L L E N SMITH. ttefendeni back the affection of Miss NO Ticsi o r a t i t Rankin, Wolfs explained that T H E S T A T E OF F I.O N IIIA TO i R I C H A R D A L LE N SMITH be wooed her anew by "aend w h o s e p l e e e e ( r e s i d e n c e i» ing flowers, writing letter! snd unknown. i Sworn C om plaint h e v ln . calling b er up." h aan fllad n s e l a e t you In Ilia In I960, a district court \C i r c u i t C o u r t la a n d f o r Kami judge revoked the ordained n s l a C o u n t y , F l n r l d n , In C h a n , f o r D iv o rce, t h e s h o r t Baptist minister'* license lo eary title of so ld a c t i o n b t l n c I I M . perform weddings because of EN SMITH. P l a i n t i f f va. R IC H what tha court termed Wolfe's A R tl A L LE N F M ITH . D e f e n d a n t . lhaaa p r s a a n l s e r e In r e u s e "disgusting" personal m arri­ e n d r s u u l r s y o u l e file y-orj w r i t t e n d e f e n se s. 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C 6 W aal F a l r b a n k a A vanu# P | ) n | 171, W i n t a r P a r k . F l o r i d a not l a t a r t h a n J a n u a r y I If y ou fall to do to, 4 # w s p ro r o n fa a a o will ba a n t a r a d a g a l n a t you for th a r s D s f dam a n d a d In t h a C o m p l a i n t T h a n a t u r v of aald a m t bat r| g for Fnr#r|c»atir a of Mnr*g a g a r a c o r d a d In O f fir la ! It# c.srda Uuok «0«. P a g * 74 7k. 7* a n d 77. P u b l i c R # c o r d t of 8*m lnola C o u n ty . Tlo rlda. t h a d*ac r l p t lo n o p t h a p r o p a r t y p m raada^T'* a g a l n a t b a ln g aa Tula. I**w • All t ha t r s r t a l n p r o p s t ' y a l t u a i # a n d 'liv in g In P t m l n u l* C o u n ty . F l o ri d a , m o rn p a r t i VOI.K C OJI NRITT TT ••|»’« t h e g r e a t o a t i n a tilu tio n (- n s v c k j i v n o . in th e w orld a n d e v e r jo n e * H e l e n s m i t h . ric T m o c a pitions, three ,per cent more than last year, and m ore than 2.2 million in manufacturing for a 2.7 p e r cent gain. lion. >f i f w’V i f ' f f i '.i r i j j f E N O T IC E 18 h s i . b y H vsii «b»« w e e r a a n e a S a d In b u s i e s . , e l 171 Plnecraet I>r. Seeforf B a m ln o le C o u n l r . F l o r l d e , u n ­ d e r (he f l c t l l l o u e m i n e of, F ro f e e a l o n e l f e l n l e r a * DecereSore. e n d t h e t we In te n d t o re«te**r • a i d o s m e w i t h t h e C l e r k of th e C i r c u i t C o u r t, Samlm.le C o u n t y . F lo rid * . In s c c o r d e n c e • w i t h t h e p r o v i s i o n s of t h e Fac­ t i t i o u s N a ir n a t a t u t e a , t o - w l t : : Sactlon la s t , rio rld e S tetutea -reported a 3.6 per cent rise in fre ig h t. revenue and airlines carried . 17.9 per cent more passengers and 22.8 per cent more cargo. MIXED NUTS RANK, * N'tw T»rk Corpora* clfrk to p ro ceu their applica­ (BEAL) A r t h u r W B # r k w ith . , tion. C la r k of c i r c u i t C o u r t When a reporter aiked him By: M a r t h a T V l h l a a I>#puty CfJeV e about hia proclivity for young , C A I t a i U a A I. a F K V R B wives, Wolfe replied: I l t d W#*t F a l r b a n k a A vanu* "The arm y wants them all P O Ito« 171 W in te r P a r k . F lo r id a 18 and ao do 1." , A tto r n e y * for f M t l n t l f f Aiked about hia long string publish p k . ' 1*. if. S4 of m arriages, h ea je to rte d : dm ic1” 1'-1'is "T hat'a the 11 fell* , , THB iss rt'iT c o t ist. Speaking of m uafkge in m u i i j i n icr iu b c m e t i t o f general he added: k i .ohsiia ih aAND FOSS SSCSlt- Legal Notice an Increase In the vatue of Both retail and wholesale products handled of over II sales ware up tfver 1983. N ear­ per cent compared with 11 per ly all communities experienc­ cent for tha nation. Contribut­ ed gains In departm ent store 79a EACH VALUE 1ST T H I C IR C U IT CO URT O f T H E \ n * T H JU D IC IA L C l R C U T , l \ A * n t o n B E M IS O LB I OtTNTYAFLOIIIOA. 1kmmr wj %».\I4BBI E R I E c o rV rT n AVISOS LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Glynn Wolfa, a M-ycar-old preacher, will tr a i n s to the altar tor the 17th time S atur­ day to re m arry the teen aged girl who divorced aim three weeki ago. Wol/e d|iclo»ed he and De Merle Rankin, 18. a Pasco (Wash ). mother of two, plan to be m arried at a private home. ' W e're going to Disneyland for our honeymoon to take ridrs, eat ham burger! and drink pop." Wolfe told news­ men at he and Mlta Rankin filled out their m arriage li­ cense application The hotelman and Miss Ran kin were married last Aug 17 in I j s Vegas, Ncv . but she dl vorced him on ground! he waa seeing too’much of a previous wife. "She divorced me about three weeks ago. hut we've de­ cided to try it over again,"[eulerir dee.iihe.i •• follows .gaid .M U '. l f . »who l , o khat . . khern . . . mar* II !«*• * ° f tUocSi " I S " . E A S T . Wolff, n n o o K s u b d iv is io n ried to 13 different women He U N IT NO F I V E , a c c o r d in g to i h s I’UI t h s r s o f s s m arried Sherry G o o d w i n r » r,te,l In r i s t Hook ""It”, , Wolfe twice. I -a . a a so a n d SI. P u b l i c 1I»-| c o r d s of Sem tnot* C o u n t y , "All my wivci have been Flnrlds. teen-agers," hs added, "lod T o g e t h e r w i t h t h a f o llo w in g llam a of p r o p e r t y w h i c h a r a losometimes they sre hard to In a n d p a r m a n a n t l y I n . handle; even psrenti snd the acatad t a l l a d aa a p a r t o f t h a lm p v a m a n t a on aald l a n d police hive trouble.'* H O T P O t S T E t. K r T n t C The dark-haired M iu Ran­ D R O P - I N ft A NOE MODEL, kin. slender in gold panta snd l o r n r i t n stitiA U t:s»t LUXAtftE H E A T E I l MOPblsck sweater, snd Wolfe, in E L IIO.TSSS.J a dark suit that accented hit tv IT V E a H my h a n d a n d th a graying hair, winked at each^***i of a«id C o u r t a t Kanf r.i ■. of new residences with the value totaling almost *1.2 bil­ lion for Increases of five and 10 per cent, respectively, botk C o m p l a i n t file d h e r e i n , a n d t o ; se rv o e co p y thereo f upon P l a i n t i f f 's e t t o r n a y on o r b efo re t h e 11th d a y o f J a n u a r y , A D t f l l . o th e rw ise n D ecree Fro Con feaeo w ill he entered a . a l n a t y ou a n d t h a c a u s e p r o ­ ceed a . p a r t e . W ITN ESS my h a n d a n d o ffi­ cial se al a t S a n f o r d , S em ln u le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , t h l a f t h day o f D ec* m b v , A. D. I lls . (S E A L ) A r t h u r If Beckw ith, J r . C l a r k o f th n C l r t a l t C o u rt, N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t In a n d f o r SamlqolA C o u n t y . F lorida Hy M a r t h a T V lk ten . D C OORDON V. F R E D E R I C K A t t o r n e y for P l n i a U f t P. a B a x t f l l S an fo rd . F l o r i d a ( t t f f P u b l i s h Dee. I t , I f , I t , I t , m i CDJt-> l A I.I , Z IP P O LIGHTERS 20% OFF is.00 KING EDWARD VALUK | M rE R IA L g_ BOX 0K 5# is 75 DUTCH MASTER VALUE PANATKLLA OR rEK FEC TO SOLID STEEL TREE STAND Holds tree firmly la water. 18- leg spread. »«TREE LIGHTS " CCONDMV BOX FOIL I 0I0LES 1300 matalUo abranda tor trea. H HC; �Holiday A nd Resort Designs W ill Feature Soft Feminine Fashions NEW YORK - fNEA) — The detire to really dreat up i t an integral p art of feminine make-u|>: We pranced before the m in o r in mom'* finery at the tender age of ala. And de* cadea la ter we atill find en ­ chantm ent in dreaalng for a featlve evening. and * perfect choice for that. little evening th a t could* *6 eaiily turn into a gala night. Delicate em broidery, bold prints and beading are the elegant touches added to this season'! evening wear. Fabric! used arc moat fre­ quently amooth or textured silka, silk crepes, printed and solid chiffon and Chantilly lace, j White is the favorite, black a close second for town holi­ day partiea. And Tor the for­ tunate gala who will spend w inter vacations in sunny climes there arc pastels and bold prints in every hue. This is the dressiest season of the y ear—so have a ball. The holiday and resort act­ Long g o w n i:for fo rm a ro c-J companion Jaeketi or fullion, ao chock-full of Impor­ tant evening!, abould be a cailoni Just brush the Inatep | ‘C^ ^ ^ V . ^ h l o n ii the "w itdinner d r e n , Just to happy tim e for all the stria this time around. Most have who love to w ear beautiful clothes Evening fashions are soft fluid and feminine in design, fabric and color. LADIES* BRUSHED NYLON JUljr .ftnnfrirb ^ e ra ifi Page 8 — Dec. 17» 196 C o m f y S lip p e r s HE’LL LOVE A PAIR OF THESE FOR CHRISTMAS! ^ New Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mann of Lake Monroe announce the arrival of their first child, a daughter, Nancy Ann Mann, born Dec. 13 at Seminole Me­ morial Hospital and weighing in at a healthy seven pounds, 1054. ounces. Maternal grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chandler of Little Rock, Ark., and pa­ ternal grandfather is Jack Mann of Lake Monroe. Terrific For Cold Weather @ $g.99 OPEN T I L 9 P.M. T I L CHRISTM AS 2 HOUR FREE PARKING IN DOWNTOWN SANFORD TYPICAL OF THE SOFT feminine faahiona new for holiday and reaort wear are these designs by Don Breitinger for Harold Ixtvinc. Soft abort dinner dress (left) is in yellow silk chiffon. The overblousc of this one-piece dress is enhanced by pastel-bead embroidery over lace applique motifs. Skirt is swirl of pleats. Silk surah din­ ner dress (center) is in glowing long-stemmed tulip print. Neckline in squared off in front, low in back. Tunic ban tiered effect. The long cos­ tume for more formal evening's (right) is in pantel textured «ilk with companion cardigan jacket-. Skirt is new length that brushes the in­ step and is highlighted with flower-puffed em­ broidery. ’ ' d io m s m a k s h A l L fo k tW l Santa YARDAGE DECORATED HANDBAGS NOVELTY JEWELRY COSMETICS s '* OCEANS OF NOTIONS tJ ) OF FINE FABRICS 106 S. PARK SANFORI) pes. Hope you like these. CRANBERRY WALNUT CHIFFON CAKE 2’» cups silted cakr flour I ' l cups iirgar 3 tsps. (taking powder I tsp. salt '4 cup salad oil i egg yolks la cup cold water I cup egg whites *1 tsp cream o f'la rla r cup ground cranberries 'v cup ground walnuts powdered sugar kred and green maraschino chcrric* instant ready whipped cream Sift flour, sugar, baking powder and salt together in a Urge mixing bowl Make a well in Hie ren ter of Ule flour mixture. Add in order, salad ml, egg yolks and water, beat until smooth Heat egg whites until very stiff peaks form. Do not und'-rbeat. Pour egg >olk mixture over egg \fhilis, gently folding unld fust blend i'd Combine cranberries and wklnuls and fold gently into hatter Turn into an mi greased In mrli tube pan 11 Inches deep i, bake in alow 1323 d e­ gree) oven 155 miSuti-s In crease heat to 33(1 degree* jind Iraki- to to 13 minutes nr until | done. Invert try vtarl Oust spies anil top with powdered sugar Decorate top with ch er­ ries At serving time top earh ■a l l t o —w a it w h ip p e d u u m . Serves lu to 12 DEPARTMENT STORE NOW AT JACOBSON’S A WONDERFUL SELECTION OF USEFUL GIFT ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD TO PAY FOR A |.|. MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY V ITA -M A TES CRANBERRY CHEER • « • • • • INDIAN SUITS COATS SWEATERS SHIRTS PAJAMAS SHOES HATH COWGIRL SUITS INDIAN SUITS uonEs PAJAMAS I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 IT’S THE • Party Dresaea Cut For The New Silhouette $2-9°—Shaping $2-59—Shampoo & Set Viiomm S ... S.OOOUn.ti Vuormn 0 „ ., 1,000 tlnUI Vitamin I t 7 5A Vilomm 1 7 ™ 7 $ mg. Vitomm ■ 6 ___ 0 7 mg. VaanUn I 17 _ 3 mrg. Vitamin ( 50 mg. N.arinamida 20 mg. Coloum fantathsnala .. 7 mg. Vitamin S _______________ ____ — Vitamin 9 — ------------- ----- ----- (allium fanltrhtnota (oliium rheipharvs 133mg. 103 mg. (oppar .....______ 075mg. Mongontit . Mogniuum . Mulrbdtnun) foiouium ... POTENCY WITH VITAMIN B ^UM inlU HIGH POTENCY STRESS FORMULA COMPARE . POTENCY WITH THERAPEUTIC-M • Skirts • BELTS • Jackets * Lingerie By Kaystr (ASCORBIC ACID) b a a ___— CcppM _____ lOO MO., lOO'a lidint____ Mognaiium . Monganut M«l|rfcd<nuni ratomum ?i« _____ , Mary-Esther's COSMETICS BY JEAN GRAHAM PEIGNOIR SETS . . . PAJAMAS LONG AND SHORTY GOWNS— ROBES — BAGS — JEWELRY SWEATERS AND SKIRTS . p l a y CLOTHES RAINCOATS GOLF JACKETS DRESSES [COMPARE POTENCY with S.9S BRAND CHEWABLE MULTI-VITAMINS iD<rx Open For Your Shopping Convenience Every Night From Dec. 1-flth Thru Christmas Eve. - ‘* • TIES 98$ COMPARE POTENCY with 4 OS BRAND COMPARE POTENCY with b 4 7 BRAND Laboratory Quality Tested Potency Guaranteed. Madr kaj iKf I n t Nrumn Name* *nDtvuif TH E PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN** • Robes “ALL AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD TO PAY” LAY-AWAYS AND CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOME TILL What could he nicer than a gift from • Foundation Garments By “FormFIt" and Maiden form • Matching Sweatsra • Shoes Stockings NIGHT W IT H M IN ER AL S o n d Had V i t a m i n B .(K M U l l l t CONTAINS. COMPARE POTENCY w itfi3 .lt BRAND CRANBERRY SALAD pkg. unflavored gelatin pkg. cherry gelatin cup hot w ater cup sugar cup pineapple Juice tsp. lemon Juice orange, ground cup ground raw cranberries CRESCENT EVERY MULTI­ VITAMINS « L“ UCH H ltll CONTAIMS Vitamin I t lO.mg Vitamin 17 $ mg Vitomm I S _ I mg Vilamm 1 11 . ) meg Vitamin ( ___, ISO mg RiaonanuAt . 100 mg. — Coifnim Pantalkanatt 10 mg SW EATERS SUITS BY TOM SAWYER OPEN V IT A -M A T ES w it h R e d V it a m in B chilled 2 fi-or. vans frrwcn lemonade concentrate OLD FASHIONED 1 i|l, ginger ale, chilled SUGAR COOKIES Combine cranlierry juire .■rul lemonade concentrate .1 cups instant bh'ndtng flour .Jit-t (mlore sellin g , arid gin I nip sugar get ale .Makes it servings Ua tsps baking |xtwder ' j tsp salt 1 cup soil blitter 1 egg slightly beaten 3 4 lltsp*. rreajn T tsp vanilla — Combine ilour. sugar, bak­ ing powder ahd salt In mix­ ing bowl Cut in butter using an- electric mixer or pastry blender until particles arc fine. Add egg, cream and v a­ nilla Tllrnd thoroughly, boll out on floured surface, onethird at a time to '» inch thicknesa. Cut into desired shapes. D ace on ungreased cookie sheets Bake at 4UO d e­ grees for 3 10 minutes until delicately browned. Cool. BRAND A VITAMIN for fhe ENTIRE FAMIILY t«. MULTIVITAMINS • COATS • BLOUSES COWBOY SUITS • PAJAMAS COMPARE POTENCY WITH VITAM IN C • SHIRTS PANTS SWEATERS COATS ROBES V IS C O U N T P R IC E S PREVEN T CO M M O N V ITA M IN D EFICIEN CIES B E t pint IKittle c r a n b e r r y juice, SANFORD V IT A M IN S ^ COMPARE POTENCY WITH '•'"SLACKS J i 1JEANS • • • • • DOWNTOWN A P.M. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-4913 R EXA LL DRUG LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED BY GLENN IfrCALL and "ERNIET H ILLS "Featuring. Faahiuoa Juat For You' toEp Gv a l u e Stamps H air Styling 8*loo 2201 8. Park Ave 200 N. PARK AVE. PH. OPEN WED. AFTERNOON DOWNTOWN SANFORD �* f k . J .' . L V ■**■* '• V-^ 1 ■** V* I ! V- *V " n * ^ »* i * 1 m c. » h Mr; k nounce th e J if I-cc, The uiil.rhillppItKi. Up . 14 “pt-fseitJjjc ’ AHr Force at Myilfe Reach Al Force Base, S. C, cn^emcnt\«J«!i’; l r,,..i?.',’fh' :l,v ,a"J. --m c n s ^ e m c m . « i {h e |lubBc .;.h(H1I; tlu; ; : ' lrdi «mlnK. U r of duty with Ihe I approaching m arriage of thrir daughter. M in Joyce Irche Dover, 10 nonn|d Charles ■ 1 ■e ! « 4 ___ .__i s __ # 1 f „ .. 1 %• ___ U'hittrn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Michael Whitten of Sanford, Iljr fta n fn rh Ijrra lh .. , , Cr flanCc " vas b»m in Leesburg, attended Sanford . I .,t - _ 1 schools and was graduated front John Paul Jones High School, S ander Point in the ‘*3 iirrr * - Ethel Root Circle Outlines. Events At Yule Party* Meet • t mm - *► . . - 1 ' V •• \ - * - — -wL-.-r*-"’ The weaolnjt will he an The Ethel Root Circle o fvUnity. assorted Christinas vent of Ja n ’. -31. 1W5, at 4:3o the Congregational Christian! cookies, canapes, a sumptuous p.m. a t’ the F irst Baptist iTiurch, recently held it* a n .; Christina* gelatin dessert, Church of Shelby. nual Christmas parly at the decorated with miniature San ta», coffee and tea -were servparsonage. Prior to the festivities, a rd by the hostesses, Mr*. Wai 'short business meeting » i - *fr A (lender, .M rs. Bonner Carter. Mrs. Clayton Bagwell held. and Miss Ituby Booth. An inspiring devotional was Those attending were the read by Mrs. Bonner Carter, t i t l e d “ The Adoration of Mines, T, ft, Alford, Walter viiit.'iMiiiis. t' 1 also Bethea, M. J. Corbett, Ralph ' Christm as.” .111*. Mrs. V CIII arter Tile Christmas meeting and led the meditation on the [?«»*«■ M rm lith ' Knrl party of the Dependable Class church expansion program . 1 «• ° ’ ^ A... . . . • • M. Itvmusat, Giu Srhmah, E. of the First Methodist Church, Final plana were made for r Si y E Wood|< 0 ,. Sanford, w ill.be held Monday Agnes Boyd at 7:30 p.m. at the home of ",e.Sunday tK-hm, party w ,u. , car a n t m „ will be held in Fellowship Mali nm| EUW U th , Mrs. .Ja m e s A. Wright, 443 on Dec. 22. Announcement »a»j guest. Elliott Avenue. also made of a joint women’s Co-hostesses wilj tie Mrs. M. L. Nicols and Mrs. M. E. It* fellowship meeting tentative f ly • scheduled for Dec. 28. |J CONSUll US LOR YOUR ker: At Ihe conclusion of the bus ' TTiose attending will enjoy a gift exchange of useful but Inn*. Mr*. Ralph 'la m in g ; Trart-n Tfry Imrty -Yntrttdrr inexpensive items. story,, after which Ihe mem i Florence Mac.Michael of !wr> enjoyed a gift exchange-. "M ister Ed” has a hobby ofj To the strains of softly re - 1 reading cookbooks of all eoun-j corded Christmas ran d s the tries—not try infi Die recipes, group entered the elaborately decorated dining room Tiie just reading them. dining tuble was overlaid with Time snu-r: Arrange herbs a lace cloth and centered with ^ SANFORD and spices alphabetically on a a beautiful pearl trio , flanked FLOWER SHOP wall rack so there's no need by burning '’tapers in Cry stal For. K. 1*1 A Sanford Are to shuffle through all the jars candelabra. 122-1822 372-8152 and bottles. Delicious refreshment* of dl- V Dependable Class Meets For Party D ec. 17. lP tii — p „ K(. tj UDV ARROW BLOUSES DACRON — POLYESTER— v if te n 1v o -COTTONt— WAflll AND NO IRON . . . . / f l —X, */ s a i l: in b le a c h • BEIGE • PINK III.IE MHITE open SIZES 10 . 18 n i l, 8:.<tl NIGHTLY $ 4 9 8 M ISS J O Y C E IR E N E D O V E R . GET ALL SET FOR THE HOLIDAYS............. FRANCISCAN EARTHENWARE SETS FROM 919.95 • . ." ’ 1*. ■ WHY MOTHER WITH (H IT WRAP 'SWEENEY'S DIETS ARE READY TO PUT UNDER THE TREE! ” G IFTS - a / ’C t f 'u / c c n n s t a OFF ICE SU PPLIES »r - a fT * e mm r .v n i. Th e Written Word' Given C H R IS T M A S cK jo w APPLE DESERT ROSE This Monday & 'a SHOP T IL L 9 E V E R ? N IT E ! By X i Beta Eta Members Fashions M Beta El» C h a p te r of svriting etiquette and Reida Beta •Sigma Phi held the reg (filcnn) McCall won the priie llliir tin i t i n - at the luuiTe til ior hasing the must correct. 252fi PARK DR. Aft - K t ROBES . , ,j . *--/■- M / \ V LINED RAYON 1 UNLINED RAYON 12.9"* WASIIARLES 4.50 - 7.95 PAJAMAS Nylon 12.05 Dacron-Cotton Cottons 1.50 - 4.95 Knit Ski-Jamas 5.00 Flannel 4.95 HOUSE SLIPPERS LEATHER .. JIFFIES. - * 5.95 3.00 Store Hours: Dee. IS - 23 til S:30 p.m. Christmas Eve Close 5:30 (M m d2o& 4j& n. O m e n 's IIS Magnolia Avc. itiirjH-r .It Audrey i l l , Andrew) Speer. I li e p re sid en t. J e a n e t t e J e a n e t t e < J o h n I Alexander iJulilii M exander. r e a d a let a n d Reida ( l il e n n ) McCall l e r Irtim Mrs. r ’a r m i t a liny pre-d'htrd tile p r o g r a m on , th an k in g the eliaptei fnr its •Writing ” k r u m I ihilli<in I-- the M a le VVr| The sum p « e given a-list liar*- rtHlyh.O > I iiii.I aru.l -he •if th ree p a r a g r a p h s and w e re also a-suM-d tliem that 'ills U'ki d In eliange tti.-m to m a k e would m a k e a lot ul tlu ---lei I Item i n til a t a> pnsiilHe, a im eiilldren III Spmmoie < omit) a n r : i milled llil 'which they lias e a happu-r t In l 'tin . sSs-ts- In gnl ill eiiniec utive m Anmuim eriti-id ss a * m uh Her that tin- t h n s l m a s gills had T his tram also jiresented a lieun M-lil In Ihe adopted ehlld 'Inrrl p i n g i a m ua |I h- dilfei al the cllddti-li s iimiie m i ill ty j" » *d pe l Iunies and 1 -k- lall-l and Bp-1 I lie uilui b o a and when to use them IV ss-mlil ill.ill a -a•Tula-II In l a t h me tuber was g ise n a the ' irmly- u| dials KlUll.lll. m u .ill s a m p ■ lit i c s r i a l dll Im I hr f t ill. i- a n d 'e n d a .lit leretil types of pcrluiwca lo to .1mis at the hospital lly out t 'I In- anno d imnl Mm tu-nn 'JIu next inerting ss-ill l«‘ will t» .1,10 .M tentalisely la I .tail li al tile hntne nl -i In lull d to ta l a i d al Hu I.- id.. SI. t all . 1 ♦pTi Kill* ’■'i ill rill n wril* *iT \r.l 1In 11r .i ’i» »m * : 1 Mill 1'V the it" ll‘" Ui till* luli 'Vk W ••III Vx >' l’»* • III a ll Ity Li fK H l.iik j Hrui 'tJr. H Y 11 tiki k* i 111 1.1•*111 Vet U ill5 Vl.it i J tdiii i Froktixi h. . I ll | tfl »f it and 1 1 \ • t ids .li- K.t * I V t r i knri i stii |L*| li ill - C fi, 11m.m •iv \ V t Mi i lavi.itMii, J r u n V Iij, it ! mill llil AA• • (1 «>ll III' Mr 1 h illII I Air\IirilU t , Itrid.i til 4ll VVf.|1 1 .1 i nl |ft <*if fin t Mil ail. Hot i I im i r Rial .i - ’it »rt mi M1« r f! it li ii ti>, Atiling Sn Personals AT* .-Ill M r- R o b e r t n r ig h t tLtili jiti-i *4(nl 111 t b and I St • I"- ' . *'f k .*• .i i m a h , N V., t . l a i I> - M i y e r of •tint M rTuv l In i ll llUlIMt »*1ill! -x r u gin -i> nl \ |. u n i M i . i .r a d y I hi u i ..in sh tt assiiitmg oreu- ..id i •spi ■I and I I yj h .i|noa n ifat Ill: \UTIEUL NYLON t|l ll.TED ROUES .. The 'Vvvingink'’’ set just live* in slrctch dcninis, and no k 'H c u » I <1 f-t-t lad ter 1 Our* are of tniu hitievvashahle cotton and >tretch Bj Ion. Glenn McCalls I lost Sorority 11,uni Christmas Party Xi Bela Ida Chapter of p.nii y m tta-ir te - idem e at L’JIM Oak Vs t llot where they Beta Signia Fill held its an aiiihip.il' -pemlitig Hie win­ uual Christmas party and Phone 322-15.T5 “ Beta Buddy" gift exeliange ter months *st tin- home ui Mr and .Mi* I derm Mel all ill l.nngssnnd the McCall Inline was be .Hi tifutlk decorated Inf till C lirulnias si-amti After cliattmg and ena*ymg sarious .tips and cheeses Ihigroup gathered m the living now from F a b o ig o mum svher*’ fllenn Met all played Santa and handed nut Itu- Beta Buddy” gifls as welt as gifts (or the husbands m en trim li bad lierti plirt-rd under Ibr large ( lin-linas tree. a f te r s h a v o ...a llo t jlip w a r .-alti i anytL iing/ Fart irt Ihe fun of the even mg ssas pros idei| w hen one ii| ( Itle husbands nueleled an rs Ira large, dainty pink article Faborqe'a rrlrfloti, r,--if i.mt lie bad i evened n o w m o d ’s l o tio n Fnpisirig tin- nreasioii along o m m .. ci p u w e d u l ki ■ with the hntta ttere tin John Alexander*. (lOrdnn im ie tlisnt liiwjore lose) leks. E C llar|H-rs Jr . A. A. a n a .•dbyhily cui i s r t l i ; .- l , McClanalians, J o h n F r o m v i o o r a b l y m o i o U.-Ikosch*. Tim Richards, Albert bhaws, (>. Andress- bpeers, t s o m o a t troiiiiurs<i Qdt 4 th-> y rx ir Mrs. Vernon Hardin and the toe tiie mod iiuxu--uilitot man yuu know... J. Harold Chapman*. w ea r ssuH iialile, Look Ins ily in a Inungiiip ru b e, e n ju j' th e n u fl, easy ili-lijjlitfu l fn-1 in g of s-legant rttla x a- tion Here i- nesv /.nntrelJk Pol.vnnnir, rayon, and cut lu ll 1 Light weight , . . Iininlu-ii fug extra pul t ne>*! We've got pajama* and * liifl rtliirt* . al a terrific price that i* a dream for yoyr huliday budget 1 S.M .L and 12 to 40 . I'atvU-lrt m ai/.im l U-2H. CHARGE IT! BRUT jiunnln<2ly [xeannloT in h. a . u .ia * boll In -yro- I d o c a n t.ts exit ■t'od urwJ c u f E te d in silvirr BRUT lor msm i .00 0^0 PRE-SCHOOLER WINTER WEIGHT PRINT PAJAMAS 20 00 ■lie* 4.8 E u K E R D D rug S to r e s i PAUL m v ta t BOWLS 5" diam.-4l.ltj #” diam. >9.9:. 2.V3 7” d i a m . 6 83 b ll.V K it F I.A T E B3 — INTERNATIONAL KADER JEWELERS 4>« 112 8. PARK AYE. 229 Sanforized*', cottonflnnncl, novelty-print pajama*. Notch collar or pullover model*. M a c h i n e washable. Buy now and navel v WOMEN’S IIEEKHUEUE JACKETS IN FASHION COLORS 13 00 There i* one genuine heckauedo lOO'.u cot­ ton »uede cloth. Dry cleanahle, water re­ pellent! *Ideal ca*ua! jacket. G IV E A SPECIAL! 56-PCS! STAINLESS STEEL FLATWARE 9 9ff art (»r I Made exclusively for Penney’* by Interna­ tional Silver Co! Com­ plete with G-im.\ *erviiiif s e t ! Koaemontr p Nassau, new Delight) PENNEY GIFT JEWELRY IN BOXES READY TO GIVE G IF T 00 1 plua i0 % t a l liv e ly assortment of ludies eurrinv*. neckl a c e s , bracelets in (fold, silver and pastel shades. An easy Rift to choose and Rive. GIFT GEMS I LEATHER-LOOK JEW EL CASES $ 3 Our simulated leather case* have aelf-riso trays, necklace bar, plus rich rayon velvet uud satin lining. So luvely in ivory, blue, or pink. C E R T IF IC A T E ! ' lit i _ �ffb r frn n fn rtl U r r s I J i PAY LESS A T GORDON By Doris .Williams Society Editor LEFT OVER from Thanks, glring la an e.xclllng account of a "real fool'' holiday weekex.) for Dejble McLain, daugh­ ter of Mr. ami Mrs. Ralph L. McCain Cl TOR Elm Avenue. Debbie, who is 13 and an eighth grade student at San­ ford Junior High School de­ parted Thanksgiving morning from Orlando vln a chUrt^red Greyhound bua with a group of dancer* lor Miami, where they participated at the 12nd - DEBBIE ,A!cLAIN annual convention ' ,hf » Ihc' Dance Masters of America and she was Instructed by Leon held at the Fontainebleau Danielian, who has been a Hotel, Miami Beach. member of Ihe Ballet Rusie dc —- The - eapsrlcbcc was fabu­ Montn.CarI(v.smce..lD13. L a i l lous for our talented dancer sum m er Leon threw his hat In­ who was Instructed In Ihr to the choreographic ring and Junior division by an all alar his first ballet for a profess­ faculty, fihr was away from ional company, "som breros," home for the first time over­ which was premiered by Me night and arrordlng to Ihr Ballet Itusse dr Carlo la»t sum­ ad lib ahe will never forgrt mer in Washington, D, C,, and Ihe niemorahle experience | has been acclaimed by the BARBARA GOULD LIQUID • UUMECTANT CREAM REG J 3 00 REG S 5 00 RIG. 110.00 NOWIt,75 NOW13 00 NOW(5.09 CfifMr NocntsfiA VtIL VITALE REC. H 01 (A NOW i t 75 t i . ro to CRfAM ' ClfANSIfir, CRfAM SKIN IRESflfNIR PAD" ASIRIIK,ENT LOfION IADS REC 12 10 i t NOW t f .5 0 U . . Now Offering HOUR S liliV in I I'M It A I II HIGH) SO FAR CHRISTMAS Is*be ingicclrbralcd with a series of festivities of all natures. There have been parlies and more parties with the bulk yet to come. The gal* ol Epsilon Sigma Alpha arc known for th rlr charity projects and accord KATHY TOOKE FROM TIFX C O L L E G £ , Forsyth, Ga., we learned that two Sanford, students, MISS PATTY GLENN JOHNSON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clif­ ford W. Johnson, 2540 Palmctda_AvS- And.Uay. Hunt, daugh­ ter of 51r. and Mr*. F. K.~ Hunt, 114 East Jenkins Circle appeared with the Tift College Choir In the presentation of the annual Candlelight Christ­ mas Concert. The program included Ihe ever popular caroli and beau­ tiful hut lesser known Christ­ mas songs ot many lands. RICHARD BENNETT, an- j other Sanford student, re ­ cently was cast a t a shep­ herd In "Amahl ,and |h e ^ Night Visitors," a one act opera presented by the Clarke College Music De­ partm ent at Newton, bliss. “ The student* say that they have experienced religious in­ spiration as they worked on their p arts," said Jam es Mr quote friend Kathy, ‘‘Gene fe rn e tr* II piece swinging n rth rslra will o llrr Ihr most d an rru h lr sound around.” Kathy related the sorority has had Gene and his boys booked for some lim e, and feels (hey are Indred fortun­ ate in bringing Ihr famnu* nanie hand to Sanford. Tickets are limited so for further information contact HOPE sfcniRARp, who is projcel chairm an, and what a stupendous Joh she is doing! Hope may be reached at 322712T. “ HAVE SANTA--WILL TRA­ VEL'' i« another Christinas charity project designed by Epsilon Sigma Alpha members in having a real Santa Claus available for home calls, par­ ties, etc. This has proved very successful and delightfully en­ tertaining, Santa S nervine, may he obtained for n nominal fr— »o Jnr In n Jjr-r tnlnrmnlmn, Tiff.W f» K f A H T M V. K T call Kathy Toole u( 322 ctw:*. rviabea to thank all yon 4ludent* at Seminole High School “ TIIKY Jt ST DON'T make for liie Iremendoua response r e c o r d s like they U'ed to, ’ received it* a result of a re.ays Jjm POST Ell, country cent Jourunllatn PiseuksipM on music siii-p-i from Fort Walton I'an-er Day. Mnylie amoe day Reach, as Ik llol Is new hifi you will hr able to give ua a id o r d and Ike o'd cylinder few (aiintera when you betype graplinphonc (sec pic- come successful joinm .lirta 9 We pix* never to,, ole* for inturpi. Jitu, who fornn ity lived in at ruction. Simla ml Estates. Is well • • * known In Sanlord and Is preIII T- l-'RANKF-S S 1 E I N' u-ntly with the I lorlda High- won't lie a-cMrryin' nwpy uny way 1'atrrd a* a (dale troop- more brides. Much curiparty rr at Fort Walton Reach. Hr ban hern nroused «a tin, tu ­ bas a new record rrleaxr. suit of a picture of Front on“ Itag Itonf Roadster” and stein appearing in Tire II.r"The l.ovc yl a Stranger” aid with yours truly, width was ii'lravi-d un ih r The lost lime Frankenstein e t r id Ihe birthday of the appeared out of bis monstrous (•land Ole Opry and Dlsr 'a ttire tie was spoiling a real irxkey rnm eiilion held ir- Iwo inch gash nn his fore le n d ) in Nashville, Tenn. toad Aflee. severnl well pie ilur country music artist al pared explanations, be fmnllj to writes rrit-lc ami wrote confided his wife found not “ I'UT Mr- (Nil of my Misery ” tire identity of Ihe pictured win, li was recently rt-rnrded Frankeoslein. and clobbr-n-d !i\ lit,- pnpulai Ilix'ii Lane o l’lilm. thus marking him with n genuine llfctinir sent. So I1ugh I’rlnrr hss laaite «'K HKt RNTl.Y RKE'KTV- hit grand finale as I rnnkI I) won! Irom Inrun r Herald enslein. Tlris is nil "jest” in serihe. Ju ly Turner, who is fun, Hugh. He actually stmtyinx at (be Graduate In came in Ih r Herald office ' slilnlc o! lnTrinalion.il Allans riMlnitird in Ihr frightful in Switzerland **"j regalia in Ihr promolinn of Judy wl|] Join huhhy, Da- j a film, so we really helped v til. In Napier for Christmas film out. and keep right on with her liavcllng unit studies. Met romliiunjiiuc was fill ACTOF-BEAUTYSPECIALSALE ^ i l V - W A l x . lak A m A L lU l.U M L g k - . t n u L ^ w U i a W ^ ^ W r-K ^ W -S ) TTUr-Fftn-OI K E L L E T T ’S and the excitement of the criliea from coast to coaat. The pc lit r ballerina haa famous hnlrl. Debbie's specialty la ballet pAvilive polrnliat. to feel confident shi Mill make the bright lights If she so d e­ sires. Iler present instructor is Edith tloyal of Orlando. uL l l i i Uu riling cvrnls, amt she pro- [wet* recently making n fi li)i»eil lu he more explicit In leva attem pt to educate Ihr future Some gulx have j society depsirtment on all Ihr luck artistic reproduction of for mother, daughter, the whole family F or lltnl special ocensian: n niw-cinl tr-leplinne! 'D ie elegant, m odem C iiuletclhi— on uucftil, so rigtit for gift giving. Slic'd think of you every tim e th e ui.es it fund, r,lie'll use it o ften )! a jw w *'J • 9 0 v f ^ T ANNE ALEXANDER, head of the Herald Classified Department, serves punch to her husband, Hob, Herald Advertising Director at a recent Christmas buffet party honoring the Herald staff and their husbands ami or wives at the spacious home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter (Jiclovv. (See Can­ did Chatter) PHONIC 322-7913 FREE DELIVERY ON ALL MERCHANDISE, OUR DELIVERY CAR IS AS NEAR AS YOUR TELEPHONE Got the rart h rfnrr the bofsV, "but thin particular day, due to physical dexter­ ity. JACK -'HULL'S shirt had ripped, and on the hare exposed frontal area of hia anatomy was legible neonprint. Jack naked n question and ahe looked up to anwaer with “I, L l-yl-yi- A monoprntnmed t«-!ly button!*' l-yi-yi and Good Bye. W a k e to M u sic ! JIM FOSTER, funnier Sanford resilient, has a ' n e te roi'nrt) r e le a s e o u t in The r o n n v rv SNOOZ, AlARPA' m u s ic field. (See Uandid Chatter) tu6ea, which vve f e n lu i e d on a n d -laid som e s h e e ts th e M nyfair olwiiing. fin a g a l lu proof. As they lalKirlotialy trim- down k is n diligent young 1 7 ,7 7 o.cd pi. , 1 t i n e a at the c o u n te’r, mull « h u lays out, ,. tin- society their t i u i n e e f litted o ff in all , aecliuii and la really n g r e a t direct Iona, y a k in g n» p er un’ ui.l w i t h e v e r y o n e III s i g h t l i e is a l i o p h o t o e n g r a v and on Ihe phone. ’ r r . a m l a a o r t a ' ja , k - o f all llo w e.rr she di d era. a terrific sense WEST1NGH0USE Table Radio EVELYN 'S Features svtomrbe repeater Int tree til 0 Bits Unit <4 jtlictmenL Clear trpiwljp anfffipj #* gr.jf firrf f *p«»l pf, lion Scuff proc! mvhrble (Tf-ansniy (J.r tt|IH sec 1 v // Of-Jfor cjba-rtl 1 J (luUh Mofitf FI1*1 35| -a, WWI< AvdKtrvlif dftoil y ii : you Ivtgfttd urx<f dvsrobl* lory to aloft ondl <ly Comp'tt# «nfKW^ory, h*I. •H ifady lo llj don't know watches know +ffnftrfnn»-rf)e f»* Was infiniiied this III* an­ nual event la not foi publi­ cation and strictly taboo, but Jus' had to "get Iwu rents worth In rlnre out host and hostess have the ioobI . sI and the pint) vsua vlaUaiutc. Hoe thing it for certain, they sure huve naive with nil of us—ui wbat 7 THE HKItALD OFFICE is full uf surprises witli so many interesting de v elo p ­ ments daily. Recently JACK HULL, whom we have labeled “sub.society aoclelor," hur­ riedly sttodv from the back Headquarters For Christmas Ideals Hooks And ,’ Gifts Galore S o tin y, it fits most anyw here. Fonlhcr* lig h t. , . lifts, d ials, entries vsitli erne. D ial glow s in -th e d a rk , apt mgs to light when liantiael is lifted. Avnilnlilc in w hite nm | a range ol gentle pastels. IMNECKEST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17-92 SOtJTIl — SANFORD - b Fountain Special! e c k ; N or: /IfMIRROR ! J Selected qujt.Tr uin« Pittsburgh GiatbCkucc d! tram* styles ind.linlvhtt I t t a k e s a w a t c h e x p e r t to m a k e s u re yo u 're getting quality and value! We know the lure of prices may tie hard to resist But w# alto know Hist cheap watches ate eustlieat in tile long run. If you ward good value - in a dependable, accurate ttmepiecu that will give year* of faithful service —that you will give or wear willi pride - we suggest that you consult u» before you buy a watch. , Aa Watch E »|mrts. our advice and professional counsel is alw-ays available And. ol course, wc oiler the largest selection of quaiily watches Come in soon. ELECTRIC ICE CRUSHER Cutlis| t e.-i ol I'i - (n steel tor Urg 1,1). Hcjih 2 trip 01 at Drpros, Oct- Kader Says toe loc;it,)lt Krtr«!rU) tied e jb ^ We recommend 4 SPEED PHONO i ^ XTJ) urgi ** tpsjirt \ Oug u n r - t itpr la r e t r o i4i' ttt gjia. auW iSvtnlt t o r Is If you wish, your Cinderella act will he attractively gif I wrapped so you can placn II under your tree. TVr'Ii install Ihr art afte r Christman, Call your Servlet llcprrtentative a t SU-5Q1I and o rd rr your gift carry. r O P E N -T EVERY NITE x The W in ter Park Telcphone Company 'T IL • ^ m u s t ust(■sso.n »)•)•«<• la s l,*) yi i i m i sstca. tx.ltits# tlSMOM krasslst. U U I fl Kader Jewelers Gllta • Cards - Uooka ■ 210 E. First St. R ig H Itrtd Jiw gitr 112 8. Park Avc. American Gam Society 322-2363 Electric Razor Headquarters SUNBEAM ELECTRIC RAZOR 1388 SPECIAL! $ �( -nr* r I • * MT’*' / .< t * •; 7 * %. • * \ • • ) ‘ -r £ 3 ljf fraufor?) ArrnI2) Prr- 17. 1or, I — Pape 11 (b s u v i-G b b y : DEAR ABBY: Please tell DEAR ABBY: There is a me the trut.h about fa. e woman who tides to work lifting. 1 am 45 un.l at one SISJLK'' «'er.v morning. She d"< * pitch in to' help pay for time 1 “ as considered a the gas, but I want to know real beauty. I still have a if this gives her the tight, slim figure, beautiful eyes to r^ange the radio station and lovely hair, but my face I am listening to? And how has “ gone to pot." 1 have about if she wants the win­ wrinkle* and my jaws droop. dow open or closed? Don't I‘ve seen movie stu is who you think she should ask are older than I, and they ME before going ahead and don't have a wrinkle on changing things to suit her their fare. Something is convenience and yomfort? wrong somewhere. How long have had plenty of V ayt does a face lifting job last? ruined by this kind of a be­ I’ve heard it has to be done ginning. What do you sug­ over every four or five gest ? years. 1 wouldn't mind the READY TO DUMP HER pain or the expense. It D E A R READY: Your would be worth every bit of ’ psssenger is too presump­ it if I could look like 1 did tuous. If you can't tell her, ten years ago. Be honest dump her. with me, Ahhy. Don't tell ------ - «___ •___a______ •__ me to grow old gracefully. • DEAR ABIfY What ia You know how vain women wtiuig with a person who are. brag-, brags, brags endlessNO NAME PLEA SE I' ? How this man goe* on D E A R NV)' N A M E The a'..nit himself and his armost obvious ••truth" ali .ut complishnietlts is not to tie face lifting is that no n |. l i ­ b' lievfd. lie is teulv n wonable pla-tii autgroM <an di ful. genemus pel sun. All­ guarantee the PATIENT ey. and he doesn't have to that he (nr she) will he (attrv constantly to sell penpla isfied with the results, on how great and charitawhich range all the u.»y He and important h e 'is It from highly suctessfol to e just bleaks my heart to lis­ “ why * didn’t^- I - lesveten to him, as I love him well • enough - alone?" You very much. H e.reada you, ean’t always believe your Al>Hv Mkvbe if you print eyes. Many actresses who this, jt won’t be neressary are older than you and to say anything to him. “ don't have a wrinkle" ran HEAVY-HEARTED thank skilled cameramen DEAR HEAVY-HEARTand expert make-up artists. F it You are mistaken This If you are Interested in man • not trying to sell plastir surgerv, go In a I" pie on how ••groat" he is. specialist in this field and Hi Is trying l>* sell himself. he will provide you with sil He n?eds to keep building the answers h'mself up nr he'll rave in. __________ ___________ - By AbigOihVan Burcn ■ i - CCUi You see. he is empty inside. • < • Problems? Write to AR-* RY, Box iVJTimi, l.os Angeles, Ualif. For a personal reply. Box 60700. Los Angeles, Calif., for Ahhy’s booklet, ••MOW TO WRITE- 1 P I ­ TERS FOR ALL OCCA­ SIONS." enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. -v • • w • Hate to write le ttria ? Send one dollar to Abby, Q jtm oby O n & h id q si By OswalcLJacoby IT NORTH Here ia a hand from the A 853 World Bridge Olympiad "in »AKI which both deelarrra reached ♦ AQi.104 six hearts on the same bid­ + 87 1' ding. both misployrd it in dif­ EAST WERT ferent ways, but on* w'as + KQ74 A J 10 9 I lucky enough to make the ¥4 ¥78 3 contract.' + 76 52 ♦ K08I + 82 + QJ64 The correct play of the SOUTH (D) hand is to A'in the spadr lead, + A6 play a diamond to dummy's VQJ10I5J ace and l*ad Hack tha queen ♦ J for w hat la known a t a nif_______A A K 1 0 I t _ _ L ] fin* finesse. Th*~ hrffing finBoth vulnerable ' esse will lose this time, but South’ West North Foil South will still have a chance 1¥ Tais 2 ♦ Tats to make the hand. It won't lie 3+ Past 4 ¥ ra ta a good chance, because he 4 N.T. ran 3 ¥ ran 8 N T. ran 8 + ra n will have to find East with 6¥ T an P a n P au ho*1, I lie queen and jack cf * Opening lead—+ J. k'liiti,*, lint Fa-1 holds both ill lid he lu d , ashed a high those cauls. On* South played thr ru ff­ club fir»t. so he did not leave ing finesse in diamonds all himself the rluh play. The other Sou(h- tried th* right, hut for aome reason or simple diamond finesse. Ex­ cept f*r the fact that th u play worker, it was inferior to the ruffing, finesse. II id it lost, th r slam would have gone right down; after the ruffing finesse lost, the slam still could hay^ been made. Once the diamond finesse w o/krd, S o u t h ’ s tcl-hniipir was p erfrrt. * Hr bad over­ taken his jack of diamonds with dummy's queen, so h» Immedfalely discarded hi*T.-sing spade on the m e of dia­ monds . Then be ruffed a third diamond to on if the king would drop. It .li.li> I. so he cashrd hts ace of clubs, led a trum p to dummy's a> led a second dub to hi- king and Ini a third rluh. This g a v e him an opportunity to ruff his last rluh and make the slam. (jJc Jh& (jJom sm :■ Why does the modem wom­ an feel the must apologize for being a homemaker? Why does she so oft,en put th* word "jusF* hefor* •*» housewife" when -be It asked what her jo b I." Wbri, she sav*s she 1 - a bousess i|e. she hx» every right to say it with pride. It means she has accom­ plished what most girls diram of accomplishing She ha- a husband and a home of her own. It means that in a home Z G q M WSLL.&OON ASP DO . J t / UW\A> VOUP t P.W Tklc-Vrj-.CL. PLOWING OUT A y ' C Y L 'K D E R ) J : A P N im a m in u t e / i ' ll •:JST TDV AHOUNO .WITH '•O J.'tH tN -c* \V«AP y o u UP IN A L*ouot.e o p , PACKAGES: ) " OUT OUR WAY t W I r TULL vtr 4 c o i l ’ s V w tLL-M O .M J U ^ T r.P M T H A V E f i s SXVSJO t v n 'OJ A-.-AN ) T » E HEART/ VCt, kWOWWMAT A vcv SOT y/ nRo --V JCOO>os?Ni. (jsJS-l. M X 1«T s-DT v ik'CK - K HHE E OCTJOY-TOS-COO C T S kA iTi-rp o«-A LET H vv,-AVJO , - avjO <o-oTViATE\t.KVCH?iyUU>. y is-o 7HaT.E%T.KVCh? i»Tv,45, ^ * jOVvA X P - E A t > - O V ,r D \ AVJP-I'WW.CLL..\J5TCEWj T r THAT O^c THE ^ 4- r • 'VVAA ? 4> s s . v T M v k V . ' r i L ' e , TO i S S lL 'C * JVj , 'Ml* TEAS’ *RI t v l / TCT r THIS r r u r xx x ' t t BO. Mivvwr \ eU A k J lW t n u a . OR SCUve tVAN »o» it t ^ h vvlati v:/ m. t >— -V- y. J T* n-n 1 'S II.M Ik T U I - U I- M *Giv» up this hut? Not on your life! I was considered one >f the beit-drcned men in town the year I bought Kl” CARNIVAL By Dick Turner By Ruth Millett she is on* of the two senior members, with all the de­ mands, privileges, and oppor­ tunities implies. It means th* ha* a ehanr* to make th* plar* where she works reflect h rr own ta-les and personality. Every day she has a chance to be creative. It mean* she ran be a wom­ anly Woman, because she i» making a home for a man and working with him. instead of rompettng against him. It means, if she it any kind EDYTH THORNTON M cLEOD V 1 M Aw’fcT «;ta»» ID v’. ..V U ^ “ 'S k W -i rVwrVti A > WALTS l“t.HA\CE TOWAGE have 4C«E PLA& THAT HEa C /F rU T E S Olh’CTgS VflUA’f tHf-s FYjsh v=» EACH CTHCK ' ABOUND L'«vp P '- F f CP CCTTfN CN A VSHARP/ By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES OUR BOARDING HOUSE of a manager at all. she will have time for friends, time to be neighborly, time to make life pleasant for others, timr to follow her own interests and entbusia-ms \ s )t,bs g- t 1 i*,'u if, lias one .if lb. greatest Valin tn soc ie ty. So why should she eve- fee! anything but happiness when slie sav *, ■|'m a HOUSE­ WI FE "? She should bp proud, n t apologetic an . it the dignity of her role m fe. T V Time Previews q h J tA •*l hnvc recently rrtifud I mrr* on « world cruise She front a vety active job, and al- '• >K and I am 70 Will we | ?i f» TO pin. ABU. Bewitched ; ment from a heart atta.k vu*. I ribte fm n f»K hut C ului’f i« ready I am miserable. H oW 'need evening ' cloth. - ' The, ‘ H umartha Meet* T h e tim whu h wtiuhl in. nnnnafe * JO> p -It 1* •»•• %'s.p |l S Hi women win. hav e always hunt ia a fi ne v.-s.-l and v.-ty b'**lk».” In moat noimal b«»u*e- her hr«»ther in law m * m « t tliMO \ •*11 11 « | t f • ••||« th • •Worked get along in retn e- expensive. N,» b'ece'a fattier hold* a fat ohl Ilian with a tier, bi'iaiiae, though *he i* no nt ? I just sit and eat all i is giving us the trip Aiqit." t>«*MI«l and h ted *ult rmiie* dyinjr. he refo*e* tn let her * i* UN!IV iretttNl 10.11 V »»• Nlo I hr | Y |I\ dav, aml am gullini: heavy — . # o f cmirae. you brih will Oowfn th e ’ chimney once a la*t hope he taken f i - m her M," nri*H at! t active rlothya for yc.ir, hut not in P a n in mil t h e «o n f l i r l i* a h i u h m i n d ' d t Ntinn S h -w I V r r \ * ' ( f»iU t IVcpIe should never really 1dinner and various activities Snitmotlui'K Insfrml nf Hunt*, one with tmth ■lib** ritfht. tin* ntN* «how w it * Mp»»| in ){t »nii* I' •» l*» ii i + “ retire,' hut "a. qune" new in- " n '*"• You will to ed hi r Mont, m j II v "bJ ^ d c h o n !\ diff*'iem «• Im-iiik jiii * H,M' *' teicsts and even a pait lino casual rtuthea fur tin- dc< k with feeble power* plops in. i l i r t i o n II hi old J. S t o n e i* at Mm l n l * t i «m at I m.ik • k* it f* job Theie arc many things *nd rlothea tn gu ashore »?ul time* her vi*tt t4> c«>in* h i t f»ei»t mb m d e t e c t i v e . An - ^ *h ' ‘f th+ S i t t i n e t *im|»**I t h e * h u hr- m th* .1 » * It b to do ill the world that no sightseeing Eet a complete n .| r with thf»t »»f !>i»rrin‘* illew |*i me i* yo«*«t a* .k \ I,..! one should just "sit and lust 1'*' ••' >•••■ pla. • ■ v u will visit p.iM’nt*. ineetinjr then 'latiyh e a g e f y o u n g D A w h o s e .-r.,1 B* +•*• •' ny I' m I » l i «•!*•« out of life " 1 tint ev|iM-- un and tie events aboard Hie t* in Imw fm th* fn*t time is ma t' bed hv I f u b a i d t t.ani I ike t In i « f i i i H » " ' L* ’ \ X• \t . * f *1 t \ was us.-d by a lady of •."• and steamship office will piovi.b- I f , , , , Mn fkMtnc le t t i h l y ftinnv lietlain a* the e a g e r yo un g Hi •• 4 *o t ^ in 4 * l**t • f \ • title K ild a re . rfir* between wife mu I ah* didn't "ru st." She did in. >'••>* vour travel agent .an 8..10-!) pm ABC. My T br.s %|*|f O i n ■f n 1irt£ a \ * t n tcresting thing* and even re-_.K''1 l^_ f°r you Don t take an toother »* they vie for Dar turned i hat unis be-ai.se. she ov.-rloXtf nf clotbes. von \»i i « ai'pToval A lanon l.orne Soni "The In-Law Whammv ’ the ItkA+x I n w n v f t l i i v th r dni'm g old,-, wilch, 'T h e pressure of meeting lu- I ' rne ^|0 **biihlv filly ihin^B xx h* o x 11 said, "THAT hat mak >1 , . I AII m r t s ' u i is p i o p e r l y pioMpective f a th ri- in -la w ft* , go ashore. That, to me. )» _ l.ioL r id " * -fill* I ( . . v e i l a - D a r r i n ' s m o t h e r trill* td> k'* t to Mike , a* fiet busy, go out and look "f llie f u n . plan* go o n * c au tio n* htm about the •ml s i c s * n h f r h a v e a b r o c a d e t h c a t t f »h around. There are jobs for you. If you cannot do without *'"»• '•bmh was a gift, but I askew an.) Robert F Simon famous s * n t l m i a n . Even Boh (' r e a m i n g n f A Whit*- < hri*t 1 ' i r r v nari a fi 'd ♦( . S'a ia w o rr ie d . if 't ik e •••«*• financial aid. V"U will find Hex ' " ' er rr *•» ,n l *'e theatre I .s tie right sort of tolerance hi* t IX * all t Ming* 1% tl #stl v *« f Vnoth* i ditrsn'l make a j*«wd tnip ic* \\ tier** . m i tine w*rai *u*li Mi. to pli*> l o r husband arnirthini:. and if you ran •ion, Kohluu w**n’t |*t*i th** ( hi *• i .'« hx mil* I . s <tuit wtirk without pay till nmiiryt. out fit ** It i ¥ dark bln* amt funn> h + lf hour** ' you can find wonderful wa>* bound in black velvet The »•'.» pm . CBS. I'erry Mason good bedroom. Sebastian i a. ' lour iif lr u ^Itrgiiia ( ••••li'1 * of helping other* If* very '» ■ Chanel type. I "The Case Of The Blonde hot is a most impressive in- and " t tiii»tu» Nautus E»t " in. 11 pm . A H r Jimmy rew arding, I assure you. *m Dfty-nin*, tall, nd have B o n a n z a " An engrossing law. and Mike almost panic* niysterv, ii"twjtlistanding th. in his presence. The laughter |n- an Sit"*. Thr fhiixv ib ani to accompany my cr*y hair. N. N. You can wear this to any fa. t that this show f ’llow* a ' It on th* rm harrJssed tld* at brightrrictl by the p u x rtiif *•( luncheon, tea or ditinoi or Just rigid fotmula Mason* client Mike make* a series of hot- .1 lot *.f familiar I.h c ., fer viiitinc- Hava a small » * model (prettily played ( black velvet - hat and wear by Mary Ann Mobley! who fall* into the clutches of a v lig llie .. a •w m m . « Ifen 1 buy imder garin+rtls ; " m * f , .und murdered, |in vou still h a v e a boyklet »*'• * p r im a r y Suspret about t h i s ? E v e . " Lots " f » u s p r n t » 1n th is 'o n e * X'et; send me a long, self- *• >'"U get to meet a lot of addressed, slntnped enveb.pe u,t. re-tii.g . bars. te n . a bum'a n d rnclovr fu’rn fj'fiv e fonts ' ptt<*f# iM irharl in -e.*i.i I 44 ill a | - n - . m l a g i f t • i.«(.intin*i, th r gi l l s *up• •I x Ilead lather (Hiui* l e a f l e t o f ho w t o n i a k r * (*Mi«h»rii. hiB new “ wife" sm a rt scarf. • K ith Warrick | and others, in.* of the batter recent epi* LAST DAY BIDE THE WILD SI BF" STARTS TOMORROW W INNEROF3ACADEMYAW ARDS i — 1— i — HOW TH E W EST WAS WON -Television Tonigh k its • Xi li* i T o* i l l ti: +1 xx A . r .v •'•••■ is n e i.i* T 10 i '•» Tli» 121 l€ i I M i«» • 'll • Ju i ; » KlInali'ii*• A( RtHvS t»+ill* I llooh • Th* Sninsiara I'arrjr Maa- n l»Otttl« l(¥^«t in k iH«>* Kportt H+ + I ?l S#« irnp# I t . 2ft *Si Theat +r * f Ota f t ' i i l ll.ftS • T • r m ig h t Shot* t i l Movi* F R ID A T A. M. S •• 11) P'gn • 1ft i I » j4un +h i n « | ] i n « r a i . 0 44 » \\"»td • Iv t l l N t i e S • Ift i t ) H g n ( 8n N ew s 4 U tafher 2 It* t 2 » v8* ( •) 2 2* • « 1 i 10 ( 2 1 (• Or ? Ift •e ! Sk « t • 1 hf»*#f* i *8 HI (it f \ *<» ?,ft'» O ) ?Jft *2| Kunehlae A tm e re r W ak a-u p llavtaa .New* Farm Market R e j o i i jo o r rudei S tarts FrL (Si I I ir k le C vaie T s i (•> i.n¥%i n * « a , w.a tk tr I <>• ( I ) Ckpreia K en ge m a* 1.2ft (Si Weather, N'i n i The Dolphin Chuck Conners Plus • Viva 1-nn Vega*" (S) T o d a y (Sr C artoon^uif 9.SS • 21 Divorce Court Kjsia Prealejr Ann M argrrt • i t American lltan-fy (Sr L + erolaea (of Ubiuefi • Ift ( l r Cartooae 9.10 ( l r Romper Room ( > ) Mr M• (<>n I l * r « * 13; M . K It'M-m l o r . I LtsJJr M. s+v W hen l. |X• ..f 1 Kather KN ¥ w +— t ith .tar , 4 •, » n r » i • i 'i h S‘( r«* e H » ll o l*+a l'i'*k*ra •. .1 lin g (til ^ * « e - lle v h htrer leath er •• f I T elk XI • 1 la 8; y >» it in ■ (•» \e fhe W^rli Tut a ft HepOfft 2 00 l i t b iiiU i ftoar.g 1+8 I •••••'** • j f* >• j * • + ill he 1 ft* • I |»orl*8fa ill Unit* V*a1 1r >i l» +f tn ('ourt 71* 1%) V• W« 2 no ill Another W»>rlJ T ' f (fti T o4+y -FLIPPER" OPEN 1 4 0 128 c e w MON. 2:00 D U FBI. F IU D A Y r t tft 128 Koru* • > 8 N¥ 88t i l l *9 LAST DAY "Dltorc*. Italian S fjlr plus "Y*aterday, And Tomorruw*' Marcello Mastrnianm “ If you w a n t to go s te a d y w ith m e. S ta n le y , you’ll h t v r to s t a r t by c a rry in g my h o oks an d w o rk your w r y u p l “ Down on the Farm I to • 1 ) tt l f l * m * a rs» HuMina A r •). n 11.90 1 1 j Newt. (bar —*■h»H r+««i * * t T(.* Ur b- a J b t* +tit * t* * f » Ilu nu+T-lit lek I* « III Sews w +1. l + «a i ' ) >*»sniBh ;o io. : . u • n : i «■ r g •• • i lanve s\ju«y cti v +»tjin* 12) V«*|i*i|(B b .III-!# .10 pm . NIK*. Dr. hildai* "t at* h A Crocked M«»use " An intriguing show l b M* Th r • • b o n+ P iiia fiH a« police method* and m«di<*l t 00 iti 111 Hr* Hi h+i tfhies cla«h, though both are > 2* t t l + B + i (St I'eylon !*!•>• niMrall) compatdde. Kildare . . t • • I lla»la>s *.f H«!h ii*fuses tn Ilet. an assistant j 10 , , |*#fr) #;ninfl l* A get a deathbed stateJimmy l»* +n M" . _____________ <%i n»s U«f«ti<l*r» uauN O ti^ 4 V* v - M.k T H U ItS D A T P . M. I 00 (•> ,Vi x » IX * 4 ltt*r Ip +ru •4, T - T - 1| The T f i ' h O I O ' n r r a l If fe ji iY al I Ift (•« V** » I*>!wer4a I St (2r T**u Dun i h + y i <*olor i (4; IMfc* of .Night o r Th+ Tnujig ftt'errlede « v e il ( 41 The Dim* hr ^e| fI r T n i l m i n e i fSlorm ( IS (21 M I C N'r%» Ite im r l I IS l . i H +81 «i| i l r e u ' lie ( + k Un> 1* W alt I "• W rite Kara'* (41 11 u* k l e h a it ) i l u r . d ft 2 ft lit apyrte• l l i 9MklAl 4 ft* O r New ecope ( I t Le av e It T a P « * v e r 1$) KtwSr W « a t b t r 9 ip e n s 1 flay g +thri mg ifuplj merit 3 Weeding pnplrment 9 7 urruwtng implement 12 iVM-ft If (tot* 13 Lntiir 14 l feropnr1!on 1 ft lit urn iroruh. formt l i Hod> of water 1 7 \t++m Biik + orm Ift ! Uier fcr' te 19 .stetei t r j ftn KIdera «b j — ftu l'ia< •'• for rrpiw DOWM t Sht)k*crrd 2 Prrninina ap{w'll +ti-t) 3 HH+tncr 4 Self e+ti e m ft Dif|*et( h CClty in New York »Ute 7m ft*veff u up (eh.) 24 Uneuhcten(le) 27 Hun era/ ia wed 41 God Wm of infetuet)*>a * 42 Comnodnd ft her 4A Pacific turmeric 47 Depot iabj 4A Apitrers 4k ft nhermaa'e u f l u m t c rWr. U HUckbu/ of ruckoo UmUj M Unusual ft4 Mourlwo (comb, t o m i M U o d parcel ftd Pee+ege in lb* brain Appellation 39 looked it Prior tty ( p / rf u 29 Vuginja^dence 40 Ihnwn Q It.uiss 9 Pantry 10 Ind"i*n4 11 Acee++ory 21 Drone Ifv rarner 22 ( ’nnii'ju point IPOhliterationl 21 f(rr*)x*te 'Ju I • r *pirei 24 Mariner a profuaely direction 231Jbyan ecepnrt 27 One who makes miitekre 29 Peer 0 jut's mother 21 chemical euffli .32 Offerouringi ftJKemak Mint 1 i i ii it • u r~s~j lit U. _ an Mr C.. Sul11tlx +a 31 Itone * 31 Spintnal piffircf Tt Drvm .34 Hang 39 r.mtwIlMhad A a a ___ At 41 Aftatftc •■*hwarera 44 Ringing vwftne 4ft Riudea 91 t)awa godd— ftJ Ivona • i tba �QTIft-. &anfar 8 Wfrali Seminole 'lndians, Learn From Real Seminole Indians M ajor Tourist-Drawing Boost Given Fort Pierce TALLAHASSEE- (P P I) F ort Pierce got a big boost in iU bid for a m ajor to u rist drawing recreation site along more than.a mile of Ita beach. The etate Outdoor R ecrea­ tional Planning Committee, chairm an*! by Gov. F arris Bryant, tin U lively approved options to/pay $1.2 million for 1.3 milea of Fort Pierce Beach pending approval of the move by the attorney general. By Jana Casselberry .W hen the southeastern area m eet of the Order of the Ar­ row it held In April at Camp tanoche, Central Florida Councll'a Tipisa Lodge dance team hopes to present authentic Seminole dances. . Through the efforts .of Karl K iup, of Orlando, dsnee team chairman, arrangem ents were m ade with Billy Osceola, chief of the Semloolcs, for a group of Boy Scouts and Explorers to. go down to Brighton Reser­ vation to learn some of the By France* Weater traditional dances. Boy Scout Troop 607, aponContact was made with the sored by the Grace Methodist Chief when he was at Weklwa Church on Onora Road, Is Springs for the filming of "Cry happy to report a very of the Laughing Owls" recent­ successful turn out for the ly. He was on the set as tech­ spaghetti dinner aponsored nical advisor to make aure Monday night. everything was as authentic a t Approximately 300 people possible In the scenes dealing DANCE TEAM membern of Tipisa Chapter, were served dinners with the •with the Seminoles, Drddr of the Arrow, were taught traditional In­ boys making a profit of Those making the trip with dian dances by Chief Hilly Osceola (loft, top) $ 100.00. The proceeds are to Kaup were Chip Mcdlln and and Ben Wells of the Seminole Tribe on a visit go for scouting equipment. Sam Bledsoe, of Orlando; Bob to Brighton Reservation. While there they also The two top winners In Mclnturff and Jerry Frey, visited Billy Bowlegs (bottom), oldest living ticket sales by the troop* Lockhart; Bob Pollack, Winter Seminole man at 104 years, (Herald Photos) member* were Steve Silver, P a rk ; Pete Thompson, Mait­ who sold 03 .tickets, anil Date,, land; Rick Casselberry, Cas­ Mamrle, who sold 42. selberry. They Were accom pan­ The kitchen was manned by ied by Mr. and Mra. Mlkp Mi­ the Supper Committee com­ chaels, Orlando and Mr. and posed of adult scout assist­ Mrs. Leonard Caiselberry, Meants and their wives. The lenda and Cathy. group report th a t they learn­ The Brighton Reservation, ed from thla experience and consisting of shout 37,000 acres, hope to put on another auch is loeited south of Sebrlng on dinner th at will be even bet­ the northwest side of Okeecho­ ter in the near future. bee. Some of the land has been drained and Improved to pas­ ture the majority of Iho tribe's beef cattle. The approxim ate­ ly S3 families live in scattered Available to you without a cam ps and their dwellingsdoctors prescription, our pro­ vary from onp, or two modern duct called Odrlnex. You must ugly fat or your money ertnerete •Work home* to th a back. Odrlnex le n tiny, tablet most primitive of chickens (a and rnaily swallowed. Get rid palm thatched shelter usually of excess fat and live longer. open on all shies with a plat­ Odririex costa $3.00 and is sold on this guarantee): If not form three feet off the satisfied for any reason, Just ground). return the package to your We rnct Chief Osceola at the druggist and get your full trading post operated by his money back. No questions son Jesie and daughter in law, | signed a peace treaty, are not asked. Odrlnex Is sold with Sharon, which displayed hand wards of the Federal Govern this guarantee by: Mrlteynolds Drug Store — carved articles, bcadwork, ment, but are citizens of Flor Sanford —Mill Orders Killed. Seminole dolls, and the gay Ida. skirts and aprons decorated Highlight of the trip was a with the intricate work for which the women of the tribe visit ta the remote hammock arc famous. When the chief where 104 year old Billy Bow­ w a s’ tmable to coax gasoline legs, oldest Seminole man, from Die pump, his daughter- lives alone When we arrived In law got it to working by hit­ at his cam p we found him ting It a few times to loosen stretched out on a 'wooden the mud daubers. Obviously platform taking a nap in the their business on the remote sun, as. he explained with road was not too rushing. Her Chief Osceola acting a* Intwo months old baby rooed lerpretor, he was suffering happily in ‘hit makeshift ham ­ from a cold. We learned that he usually hikes from l i to 2U mock. Using several sticks of chew­ miles a day and cooks all his ing gum as an ice breaker, six food over an open campfire. year old filthy Became friends Although he has a wood stove I B "UNBRtAKABll" T r e e O r n a r r with Liu: Chief a young Min. in his shack, lie prefers to Never before tun such s terrific vsbre been Glenn, nml they had a great rook outdoors since, he ex­ oflercd. Just imagine, 1ft be-wilful, decorative, ALL plained. hr ran not leil if the tim e playing together. Untireaksble Oinitnm Tree Ornaments in spark- IS fire goes out in the stove Billy Two men of the'tribe showed ling colors. It's new! You mutt See these ko FOR siipreclety the beauly »nd great value! up to demonstrate such dances Bowlegs' alertness and wrinkle as "The Alligator" and "The free face belie his age. Chief Osceola'* wife, Sally, Catfish," which though an cient, may t>c the origin ot is the great grand daughter of such modern teenage crazes the oldest living Seminole wo­ as "The Bird." "The Dog" and man, who Is 112 years old. "The Swim " The visitors hap­ The OA is planning another I t s W. FIRST ST. pily taped the chants which trip to the reservation in Janaccompany the dance* and filmed the difficult steps. They then had a chance m try their Dinner Reported Successful By Troop 507 Fat Overweight The m easure faces o n e'b ig legal stumbling block, but It haa In 1U favor an agreement by the Army Corps of En­ gineers to shoulder* 70 per cent of the cost of clearing land and letting up erosion-prevention facilities. Funds for the public rtcrea- Uoo project, however, must come from a com mittee tre a ­ sury to be filled from a special five p er cent tax on sporting goods which is being challeng­ ed in the state Supreme Court. At present, there is only $1.2 million in the treasury due to the fact that tax paym ents h iv e been l i n i n g while U rge slid the project will pay for iporting goods outlet! chal- iliel/. lenge the tax. The committee w ii get up by In in o th er ictlon, the com- the IW3 Legislature to m ike mlttee recommended that the recom m endilloni to the CablCabinet agree to acquire a net to buy or trade lands to 130,000 acre tract of land near m ike moDey for recreational Gulf Hammock north of St. lands as well as set up actual Petersburg. The committee!Recreation sites. POINSETTIAS IN BLOOM Grapcvllle Nursery 2221 G rtpevllla A re. 323-0886 "Scotia Dealer" GOODYEAR e r a r r e r r r a » m .T g if t FA T ONLY 11.11 W EEKLY v tl 11 WEEKLY I s t k a n s iit o r G—4 ?9 *t E l f l l l l t l A M -FM P o r ta b le P o w e rf u l P o r t a b l e F u ll S iz e 9 - J K 8 8 R a d io Here’s high power and tuning sensitivity at a low price. Includes jack for record player. Deluxe Radio R ig , d y n a m ie 8 '4 " speaker provide* rich, fu ll-ra n g * ton*. Tala, ■coping whip antanna. • Each. 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O v arilia hood fits over even la rg e st wilier*. F a st, dependable. Furniture Chief Osceola showed the group the anc|ont tribal dress and the modern adaptation as wall as many Indian relics. A direct descendant of the great Seminole w arrior, Osceola, h* was well qualified to tell us the "history of Ids people. About two-thirds of the I.JUU Seminoles living in Florida to­ day are the Micoosukrea and the rest are Cqw Creeks, who apeak the Muskogee language The Seminole*, who never Home Music Center Easy Terms fcs a i aJHg l V\ 1 W atch It co m e to lif e ... Craig Breedlove’s land speed record breakerl •4 4 4 4 T r e s t l e T r a in S e t ■W n wMpap»j», STOREWIDE SALE STILL IN PROGRESS! TARE ADVANTAGE OF THESE CLOSE-OUT PRICES FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING! --------- : CHILDRENS LADIES’---------- 1 GROUP LADIES' runcr SHOES $1.45 -fll.X J Valued to $1.98 HEELS $2.99 Valued to $12.95 <M AC HANDBAGS rfU ForlikU Phonograph S P I R I T OF A M E R IC A SHOES While They U ni V a lu e s *14 " Vt hat a buy Steam-type locomotive h a t forward, backward remote con­ trol. Full tine of tolling stock, many U atk lay­ out*. • Or Girls Popular 2 0 ' alia with training wheels. Bendlx roasterTrake, Goodyear Tires, Economy King! J a a l Kka t h a r e a l th in g ! R o a r s t o R fal A t t a l e n h * r a p i d l y I Hite U p t p a a d . . . I ] * c l x p a r a c h u t e a u t o m a t i ­ ca lly! A r a a l - a t- l U a s p a a d r u n . 1 GROUP 12 Tables Play Bridg In DeBary D ay fur 12 table* was di­ rected by Mia* Ethel Johnson a t this wpek'a Tuesday ufter>10011 meeting of the DeBary Duplicate Bridge Club. Winner* were NS, flrat, Mra. Ruth Hiatt and Mra. My­ ron Accurdi; second. Mr. and Mra. A rthur W heatley; third, Mias Ethel Johnson and Mr*. M yrtle Dunnebacha; fourth, Co).-II. It. Forney and Mra. Mnry Meyer*. KW, fira u M ra . David Singcr and Mi*. Lori* W**k*; *econd, Mr. and Mra.. E.‘ M. Hinkle; third, Myron Acrardl and Mra. L orattp Mu'naon; fourth, Mra. W. B. Cook and Tha Malagasy Ifv* In w hat /■ rm trlg waa M adagaacar. TOYS INFANTS WEAR * 18* lone, wfth bright Ormmi O ff! f o r C h r is tm ea rnetallkc finhh, blue -g- SOCKS Valued W fro n t $2.09 to $3.99 MEN’S LARGE SELECTION OF LADIES *1 2 oa A auparlor trlk* from tha big aaml-pnaumatlc whitewalls to tha ball bearing pedal wheel. Men s Vuiues SHOES to $7.95 Biff Boys’ Valued SHOES to i $5.93 12* Deluxe Tricycle SHIRTS * RiiggedV buifl of M ■ hlgfvkmpact ^ polystyrene. >*»» 4 Long lasting eprlne motor, easy-to folic* kalrrfbona. Seomlcis »q q Aluminum VJ u™ ■ o Matching flour, aogar, coffee, tea canniitera; s a lt, pappar ih a k e r a ; cake cover with tray. AUTHENTIC S C A LE MODELI OPEN EVERY NIGHT OPEN AN ACCOUNT! UNTIL CHRISTMAS PAY AS- LITTLE AS $1.25 WEEK Value* HOYS' BEDROOM $ | fl SLIPPERS L 7 Many Other Items Not Listed SALE PRICED! SHIRTS ASK FOR FREE TOY CATAEOG SAVINGS OF 25% TO 80% SURPLUS CITY 2SANFORD8T' ----- OPPOSITE FLORIDA STATE BANK ------- \ -a 555 W. FIRST ST„ SANFORD OPEN 8 A.M. TO 9 P.M. ’TIL CHRISTMAS PH. 322-2821 �I » 6. ... - . i L J ' i f c , , . , \ » *T ✓ . . . *c£srra*li<i.. -- * v . f» . • II’ ‘ Bruce Biossat — Ray Cromley O ver Population - —- Jt * * , Among the mu’liti’Hp of dangers that threaten the world two dominate all the rest—-nuclear upi and uncon­ trolled population growth.' Thnt. anyway, is t ho "pinion of physicist Dr. Daniel i. (.’ oper, who adds that it is the grimmest sort of consolation that failure to evade the first would solve the second. To the solution of the first prohlem, the maintenance of peace in arf age of nuclear weapons, we have spent several hundred billion dollars since Hiroshima, Cooper points out. To the solution of the second prob­ lem, the government last year ap­ propriated about $5 million. Yet the gradual, long-term explo­ sion of population is no less danger­ ous than the sudden nuclear kind, he says. In fact, as time goes by, the two problems will tend to become one, for population pressures could dis­ rupt the nuclear balance the great powers have constructed—if the spread of nuclear weapons doesn't do it first. Even if overpopulation doesn't lead to war or lesser social upsets, it will certainly slow the rate of human progress. It is technically feasible, says Cooper, who is executive editor of International Science and Technol­ ogy magazine, to feed u world of 10 billion people, or jven *10 billion. t The real question is what kind of ife they would be able to enjoy in 4I , ^ ■ r*’ - — He brought me to the banqueting house, am) his banner over me was love.—Song of Solomon 2:4. » Lyie'C. Wilson Says: E ntarpnte — Mrs. Ritchie Harris 6*1-5134 668 4604 Altamonte Springe Mrs- Julia Hartaa 851-1115 Bear Like-Forest City Mr*. Maryann Mile* Lake Mary Mr*. Frances Wester 322-6219 838-3678 Casselberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry 838-5046 Laka Monroe Mrs. H. L. Johnaoa >12 472* Choluote Mrs. Joan M afia Lon f wood Mr*. Donna Kates 838-1317 North Orlando Mr*. Margaret Cosby 122-6795 365-3741 Dr Us ry Mrs. John Leona 668-4883 Dfllona " W rw w M W fti 668-5631 Geneva • Mrs. JoAnn Hay* 349-4875 322-4841 Oviedo Mr*. Evelyn Lundy 365-3160 01 \\t£anfjprii Sanford, Florida HSI1HV l. s o i l > ao!* U a o a a lB B E d i t o r DORIS W II.L IAM * ■eclair DOTTIE Editor At’BTIM Thur*., Dec. 17, 1361 KDiroa a s s rtiL iau x a - a.Mral B auf.i aORKIT ALEZAHUKH Advartlolna DlisMar BUI UMJCKH Advarllslo* Msaafor nor PLATT ( .t a o r s l Advortlslag Msnafxr J AHtB laoBUiKIA City Editor n ot X* SOLLI c-aatr Editor EaslaoM Maiaeoc M schaalcal E aat ■ I L L 1 V I M C K JT a t a |t P hotograpbar P u b l l a b o d dally axoo pt t s t t u d a y , B u a d a y a n d C A r u t m a a , p u b llabod E atw rd ay p co cs o d ln a C h r la tm a A U r Matt 14* W e a k c. E Pea tat Raaalatleaa prorlda U at ail ALL OTHEM MAIL 1114* 1 Tsar *.T4 4 Moatka ia a | Meatba l.*t 1 Mae lb ail aebaactpMoea at <* Worry Clinic planted stories around Wash­ ington to the effect that the country was headed for a record-breaking 5100 billion beat ways to ineresse bis ego. m em orise th is rs*e spending budget despite the struggle of econoniirer John- fur it offer* you the basic inflation is to loot his horn son to hold the line Rut, pres-, secret for winning hoy instesd of your owr. How? to, when the budget ws* pub- friends. 5|«si of the women By judicious compliments! llshed spending was proposed who cel wedding rings sre S tart nut with a amile when at only 597 6 billion O n ly ??’ not r*»l»hlng beautiew hut you greet him, for a smile.ia It was made to seem that Ibev havr learned the sim- really a non-verbal form of great economy bad t>ron won pie srlfhinelir mentioned compliment It indirales sorb That was the idra. that LBJ below. Add to the box's 76 ideas as: h id performed an economy per rent srore and sou a t­ “ Your presence makes me m irarle Moreover his spend tract him: subtract and sou happier You are an a*»et In Ing- figure was half a billion »e|»el! my joy In life and a delight under thr previous Kennedy CASK M»*ta n,. to me.” year. aged 16. has just slatted d at­ Then add some spoken com­ So at Kennrdv's expense ing pliments from time to time to thr im a g r^ u a s protected’ n f( 'Dr C tane." -tie began. * as I HJ s i a rinse man with the you con t e r I'm not a strlk- reinforce the non verbal smite I till Is, ynui greatest cos­ taxpayers' burk Thr admuus [|||{ (M,MI,ty metic charm is your smile *o traiinn announced last month can I become more tl|rr „ fr„ .,y that the spending figure had , | , r wjth .9. i And don't Jry t o intimate hern reduced another 5200 mil ..j havr jlnpor,an i ,1b(. your own importance by snide lion to 597 2 billion But the , k wjth lin of lem arks about t h e movie or projected deficit was up near- |rB1[((|(f jM)J> our junior !y one billion from the origin cliiai. so I'd like to make aoch itie food or t h e poor service at the restaurant. ally projected figure a good impression that he Many gills figuratively try Republicans challenged the vvill ask me fore another date, t o i n d i c a t e t h e i r ow n Sophiaeconomy claims o( a year ago "How can 1 do ao?" and will do »n again in pro c.irl*. plea.e i.-memlo-r that. ntmn by belittling things text against the 1Writs budget y,,ur “dhte'' Is more interest- as by sa y in g "tills movie n u t Moreover, there was a Repub* td in himself than he Is in ltd k mn| air l hr uiiii I pirn IHi N r w York.** ( he an tendency a year ago to ynui Or, MThii* food t» n<*ihinff challenge the integrity of the On his chest is this invisJilkr u h l t I ufc At the W orld 's Johnson budget n part of an hut very real tattoo: , o v e r a l l a s j 4p l t _ o n the r c ■*! W a u l s p r r t ability * of th r e n t i r e s „t!'* To Feci Im port- ego, will eonn rnte higher in his esteem For Hie more y ou.ran add to a hoy's assurance and self satisfaction, the more he will want to rorne hack Tor future doses of such thl tiling ego food!' Besides, a boy begins In think a gut fs more t» auMtill if she makes hint feel pi,older of himself! For beauty is chiefly a m atter of personal opinion! Sw se nd for the "("ixmpli 1 I'lu'. booklet, enclosing „ |1>n(, u m p r d . re-tttrn r plus If** rrnts mol Irnrn t h r flvr t o u s fur |oiym g tnmplimeiito. Popular Kiris line them slrMility* for they run win you ii husband fn strr th;i n a hraiity rontrs! flg yn*’ ( A lw a y s * riif to Mr. ( rune in r»r<* off th is news* p a p er, run* losing a lung MtAmiod. adifrrHfcrd rn%r1upe and JD re n in to rover I > ping nml p rin tin g r«>*tw % %h m ) ou send for one of M a !MM»klrta.) Kmr.^ Don’t fo rg e t... every litter bit hurts Th*t*s tooling y o b j own Johnson administration. The So—maka him feel mors horn! And indirectly drflat* Republicans will he under importmnt. • tnir h i i ego ' f o r his mon«y great pressure again to make sSiipP'Die his se lf eolation Is fund for yo u r movie tU'keti a big thing of that, linking al „( i)lP yp p«r,cent mark when and ihe fo od! legrd <]Uesllonahle b u d g e t jlr rings the doorbell to pick If your hoy frie n d starts practice# -"dll 'he Bobby Ha- yoll fHr „ f„0vje, out al a 70 jwr cent ego in­ ker case and other items that, jf you w„ nt him to like flatten when h meet* you figured during the presidential you, then raiae that mark but you indirectly belittle his campaign, in Barry Goldwa l|urjnK th , f¥enlnjt-i0 h || r(.0 taste tn movies or hja choice Icr s Issue of morality in i, inflated to the B0 pet cent of a rrataurant, ate., you not Washington. or even 90 per cent mark. only didn't inflate Ida ego to On the issue of big time And the best way tn do thia the BO per cent merk. spending and big Ume deftcila. is to focua attention on Him Instead, -you may actually conservatives should be able instead of crudely indulging reduce hia ego inflation to to gel together regardless of] in aelf-advertlaing wiieie you , 60 per cent or even 50 per i6is.lbata.nkkx mglAtklh^uuxi|iawa. |M || waw-W . . . U y j. _ ' ■ CMiVlJJ inflates ranty b-xiic. j In fact, one of trio very ' Whoever h o y ’s Back on July I, 1918. the So­ viet representative walked out on the four-power Commandstura ruling Berlin and there came into being the divided ells now known as Wesl Her Itn and Easi Berlin It marked Ihe end of fourpower rule of the rtt> which the I’nlte.1 Stale*. Britain. Frailer and the Soviet Colon had sgr^ed upon on June 5. I<MV and It paxed Ihe wav for a series of crises culminating in erection of Ihe Berlin Wall ..n Vug 11. 19rtl |i w ax ax a side result o! Ni kda Khrushchevs retreat hi Die Cuban rrlsis of Oetober IHi1 that Ihe situation eased and rohtinued to ease as Khrushrtw'V tw-came more deeply involved in in* quarrel with the Bed Chinese Since then both sx regards West Berlin* and a reunified Germany, l>> tacit agreement It has been considered best to let sleeping dogs he But now- once again there are exploratory stirrings on t«iih sides On the Russian side (here has lieen a proposal tin t tlic four powers should get togeth er In rxHiltne meetings in Wesl Berlin to dlsctivs ‘ ou'slamltng m atters of imilnal In terest'' It Mini Id T T 'lh e f!nf*|!fj>lo! matte contact of all four pow er* xinc« IBI* Ths only ves­ tiges of the CommamUtur* re ­ FIV E HOMES NOW UNDER C O N S T R U C T IO N ! H O N E Y ,, D E A L ! V When You Choose a’lljom e BEAUTIFUL in MODERN KITCHENS Ravenna Park by “ A Community of Homes — Built with Pride” GENERAL E L E C T R IC #X 4 CH O O SE — YOUR INTERIOR PAINT AND TILE . . . 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The Chinese Communists ground notes which men and women co-operate with the have made Africa a major government. T h d v co-opera­ target. They ar«v slowly and tors arc then marked for as­ systematically pushing in o r­ ganizers armed with" funds. sassination or torture. The situation ln*th* Congo These killings of local A fri­ can Congolese go largely un- is farm from hcpeless. The notferd in the headline re ­ underground war is young - * ports of the torture and killing and the Reds don't yet hava of Amar lean, ■Belgian and the foothold they have in Viet Nam. They don't have the ad­ other western hostages. • If this interm ittent terror vantage of a strong neighboring base. continues, men and women in tjiiick action by the United these Congo towns a n d 'v il­ lages .will turn to th e Com­ States can -be effective. F irst ' munists for “protection,” be­ priorities: lieving the government can­ . 1. Train picked Congolese not help, them. This Is what civilians tp be e f f ic ie n t ad­ has happened in many places m inistrators, county agents and rural school leiichcrs.'- •’ in South V iet Jxam. The situation is ripe for the 2. Teach selected Congolese Communists. Ovfr much of troops to be efficient guerrilla the Ccngo. native pcvplej. rp: fighters .and civil guards. cognize no loyally to the 3. _ Make certain th a t the central government. Much of rudiments of self-rule demo­ the interior ia occupied by cracy are brought to the feuding tribes. Clever Com­ towns and villages so the peo­ munist sgents can keep much ple will have something to of the Congo in turmoil by fight for. playing on the hatred of one The Communists are not group for another. going to stand still, or fold With large areas in turmoil, up and fade away afte r a few the Communists are free to m ilitary defats. /.• «*■ S t ’ESt SIIPTIOM MATES H o n s D o ltv o ry * Phil, Newsom Soys OJ Life Herald Area Correspondents S I LIAM L. S T U S T M * A aeoela la MSlyer • Faith has toi/lo with the basis, the ground on which we stand. Hope is reaching out for something to come. Love is just being there and acting. —Emil Brunner. L'nltfd Press International | er surplus The previous year/' ConservaUves of all parlies I however. Ike had a nightmare will find an issue upon which deficit of nearly 112.5 billion, they can agree when I’resi- • It ts not (he taxpayers who dent Johnson in early Ja n u a ry ’ are falling In the effort — it submits to Congress his 1966 there is any real effort — to flseal year budget - -I hsltncr- the U S budget Ten LRJ will budget for a defi years ago, 1955, the taxpayers cil, as usual (M int* have r a mr up with 5*10 2 billion lor become a way of political life, federal expenses and governespecially for Democratic pol-' men! cost $01 3 billion Treas ittclans ury income* in the eurrent ftxFor example ral year Is expected to reach The four sear grand total of $9! 5 billion, 531 billion more deficit of the Kennedy Johnson than 10 years ago But tt will administrations, 1961 fit inclu­ nol be enough The Johnson sive. is an imposing 524 8 bil­ administration « ill s p e n d lion President Johnson will nearly $6 billion more than add 55 7 billion to the deficit that, making good on a Par accumulation at the end of kmson law That expenditures the current, the,5 . fiscal year ifi government must rise to Thai will lilt the five year overtake revenue, deficit grand total to $30 5 LHJ won for himself a year billion. ago a reputation as an econo That is big time spending of m iier by combing a o m e money, especially when you spending out of the l!ifl5 huddon’t have it. get he had inherited from thr The budget has not been in late President Kennedy. That auiplus nr balanced with in­ Kennedy budget was ap come equal to outgo since fis­ proaching its final form when cal I960 which ended at mid­ LBJ look over. The new I’rct night June 30 of that year. idenl began turning off chan There was a surplus of | | 2 delier lights in the White billion that year, an ELcnhow- House while hit associates w a i T x a *. (iis L o w , r * a * K voL T O L taa. • Political1Notebook WASHINGTON (NEA ) — If the Red Chinese and African • protrgea serleusly turn to guerrilla xvnr in the Congo, that unhappy country can become another long, drawn-out heartbreaking Viet Nam. The sign* are already clear. The government army, spear­ headed by ita white shock troopa, can move almost any­ where In the Congo at will. ‘But as these units move on, the Communist-sponsored for­ ce* move In behind them. A town is captured, recaptured, then captured again. There Is no m ilitary force in the Congo able to occupy the country and no local con­ stabularies stro n g enough to prvit’e ct ru ral towns against attacks by Red irregulars. As villages and town* are repeatedly reocrupied by the Communist forces, villagers and tribesmen tend to become convinced of the impotency of the government troops. The killing of whites con­ vince* Iho native terrorists of the strength of the Commu­ nists who have egged them on It also impresses villagers. time "the Thought For Today Deficits Pag* l-A •7 - the inevitable overcrowding, AIL of this does^qt mean that we shotilrT suddenly begin spending bil­ lions on the population problem, liven if the money were. providedT there simply are not enough trained people available to use it. Itather we should, he says, begin setting up the facilities for an attack on the prob­ lem. Citing the fact that Oak Ridge Na­ tional Laboratory is swinging some of its nuclear effort over to desalting sea water. Cooper asks why its bio­ logy group could not be directed to questions in the field of reproduction. Or perhaps one of the government's "think factories” could study the complex social and psychological fac­ tors underlying population dynamics. The first problem is the very pre­ servation of life, The second prob­ lem is to preserve its qifaljty, It is. maintains Cooper, a very close sec­ ond. CON STRUCTIO N CO. * CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY General Office 211 W. 25th St. Phone 322-3103 - HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUB IlD. - FOLLOW OUR SIGNS Stenstrom Realty,. Sales Agents Phone 822-7495 . \ \ \\s maining have been the Air Control Center over Berlin and the idm inistratlon of Spandan Prison for war criminals The British have expressed some interest in finding out what llw Husstanr" have In mind The Dnited States and France h a te shown frank skep tirlsm , suspecting the Russian move to be an attempt to re vise fnur-power rule for West Berlin while si til insisting on so called sovereignty for West Iter tin In another area, Ihe West Germans have been sounding out Ihe Western \lltes on the po-slhl)|l\ of i new sppinarh to the lliixxtanv on the m atter nl reimiltcalion ol all id Gen man v The r s i-ositinn on tins is said to t«e general!) favorable, with France once mure o|>|h>x ed. France h-'lleves such an ap­ proach would suggest tile U lies were willing lo make ton cs-xslons They also say they believe the Russians would refuse to resell any agreement so long as West Germany remains committed to the D S promis­ ed multi lateral nuclear force for NATO t'haiiceliur Ludwig Erhard hai an 'election eontfrw up ifext yea? and he.wants to reassure the Germany people that reuni­ fication remain* a No I objec­ tive of his government. The Germans are reported also to believe that the simple question of economics might sway the Russians In favor of some concessions of their own. Bonn reports say the West German* would be willing to undertake a long term program involving exports of more than ito.ooo billion to the Soviet* tn exchange for a gradual liberalifation of political condi­ tions inside East Germany, One »tirh condition w-ould he freer travel across the E ast. Wrxi Borders, Such a proposal was in Its outline stage when the Ger­ man* .till were expecting a visit from Khrushchev. COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE Listed and unlisted Securities Mutual Funds ALLEN A CO. 211 E. LEMON ST. LAKELAND, FLAVtember: M ldeesl Stock F is h .Chicago Board of Trad* Orlando Sale* fiepresantatie* W tS. STAN COMSTOCK Ph. GA 5-8016 Ik. . (7 • K Of �t ** .. * *» 1. * • Horoscope Forecast F riday, December IS, 1964 GENERAL TEND EN CIES; Today'* F oil Moon can bring rig h t Into the open w hatever difficulties faca yon, but it may b« difficult to reach tha rig h t eonelualon an Juat how to handla th a n . You would ba wlaa to look straig h t a t whataver tantiona aria*. avoid judging anyone elae and hold ataady to w hat you know la r ig h t Keep alle'nt ARIES (March 21 to April IB) You have accumulated, annoying dutlea th a t require attention a t come time, ao get Into the rig h t mood and d e a r them up quickly. Retain equi­ librium. Then you can gat In* to the rig h t Chrlatmaa splrtft. A nalyte your financial altnation. Shop and be happy. TAURUS (April 20 to May 10) A llheugh you are under tdrrifi* p ran u ra, ba aura you use kind language, act poised and you overcome many ohatecle*. Look about you and aea w hat repair* are needed on any property you may have, than to g at It dona and w ith • lot of big expenaa, GEMINI (May 21 to June I I ) Make It a point to ahow your *111** th a t you a ta w ort. devoted Instead of giving In to aoma tantrum because you m ay be w orrying about io m c thing, R eit or taka tha traatmsnta th a t halp your narres and make you more attrac­ tive. Think of aomethlng humorou*. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 2 t) I t ii true th at you may have many private, •nxlstlsa but by focusing all o f your attention on them you only aucceed In becoming Immobile. Step out and help someone In real troubla. Thla give* you back your ego and equilibrium. Solve enigma*. LEO (July 22 to Auguat 21) If you find th a t allies • r e endeavoring to tak* un­ fa ir advantage of you, realj i t th a t they may be under tom e insupportable pressure. Aaslst them as much as you can. Avoid those who arc Just plain obnoxious. Seek comrads*. VIRGO (A ugust 22 to Sep­ tember 22) You could certain­ ly gel into a proverbial pickle if you lash out with strong Ideas contrary to those of hlgher-upl now. Stick to own knitting and be sure to pay your bill*. Establishing fine credit la the first rule of aucceaa In anything. LIIIltA {September 23 to October 22) Studying w hat­ ever liua hern alien to you until now ran be the means by which to rllmb the Udder of success Forget those intri­ cate plans you hart msrte. Travel along the road of rnnsrientlous, orthodox enter­ prise. Be big. SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21) Show higherup* that you will go out your way to fulfill promises mode or do wprk assigned to you. He.* apeciallat In your field. A m id controversy with oth­ ers. You ran best show loyalty to mat* If you stay a t home In P. M. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to Dec. 21) While many situations m ad clarifying In ronneetton with othara, tills Is a - iM jU A | f a n * * , un less you keep calm, eharmliig. kind. Too much direct talk will only add fin* irony to an airM dy difficult condition. CA I’RICORN (December 23 to Jan: 10) T ry not to glv* van! lo tha unhapplneis w ith­ in you over a personal m atter by being difficult with fallow worker*. Othara may lx more disturbed ovsr something than you ora. Show courtaay and bo aura to labor with agility, vim. AQUARIUS (Janu ary 21 to Fab, 19) You aro willing to risk much juat to h e x a good tim e today, alnro th a n era ra th e r trying situations about. However, if you plan your tim e and activities with w is­ dom, all is OK. Show affec­ tion fo r all about and this la fig* day. PISCES (February 20 to March 20) I t behooves you to atlck to triod and true prin­ ciples, though you foci moro Ilka kicking ovar tha traces. This may ba juat th* rig h t psychological tim a fo r you to have big galna. Situation a t -homo la beat handled If you m tk a gam e of IL IF YOUR CHILD IS DORN TODAY hi or aht will from earliest time be able to aoa exactly how a problem conearning another can ba bait hand]ad and 1$ would ba wall to glv* tha floaat education possible that will fit your davar, responsible progeny for Vfir VinTorfi ^rralB » O X T tU -V 3 U eeax w r is e w w c w iT rttw ? beerev Ufm SB ?J 4. Beauty Car* HARRIETT'S Beauty Nook, soft water, evening app'ta. 105 So. Oak, 322 5712. •naotw sw ^* T v f e KNOW N P L E N T Y O F, BUT TWIS IS TWE FIRST ■C L O C K - •< O T IM B - SdhSHBM: > W A TC W ER S-J OCCEMSCR « U I Ivl J R 11 aa *4 tS K m Q 1 1-50 1.30| 1.50 1.30 | 1.10 Up to 6 • to 10 1111.50 11 ta 15 | 8 | 1 JO 1.8$ | 2.85 18 to 10 14 1 1.50 2 J2 | 3,80 I t to 28 5 1.80 1.8,111-4.78 I H l a l a n *4— I LI a* ( f i r # s . l a t i e r wwrd* * « t !!■•) a ta n **i »i « — c u n * All s k i p D ata A l a Cbargwd a l 1 - D a f Hat# • CONTRACT RATES ON R E qU E ST CLASSIFIED DISPLAY i~ ‘. $1.50 Per Inch (Mlalaaam af a rolam a ERRORS COPY x - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1- - - - - - v . rr.- - - - - - - - - - - - - — LOOK/MY CARPI!* \ CARRY V 2 £ B fU m ijE & OCTC5BER.isMew/ A /" ' 1 PDUMD Y C t 6 0 C BIRD MY SU-L A N p 'e FENCE POSTS: Creosoted Cy. press, l"-6"x7 ft. long, 50e a t . Ph 322-5851. WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, 2 ADORABLE P a rt Persian SPRINKLER SYSTEMS BARBI, KEN doll clothes, Kittens Free. 3197 Orlando All Type* and SUM ready for Xmas We Repair and Service 322-9502. STINE 10.-Poultry * I.lvcHtock Machine and Supply Co. STAUFFER Machine, i FA 2-8132 lent condition. 322-0556 SHETLAND Ponies for Cllrlst- 207 W 2nd St. m u $50 A up. 322-5179 after 2 USED BIKES, 1 26". War FR E E : Kittens for Christmas 2511 Orange, 322 8325. DEADLINES 1. Ixwt & Found FOUND: Red Rone Hound In Enterprise Section. No colU r, conUcl LA. Jim Bratten, 322-1330 Ext. 315. rr COCWFLOOR. Legal Notice 13. Catering • Food Its. BROWN M I L L E R ' S F ruit Cakes at Winn Dixie. E. 1st St. or call 322 3604. 15. Special Services CMOUNft/ ) DMQYt L t Y YYAH— WKf / M»HT PR B*C. / USEFUL - < 3 Q M £ W y -, lan d o . F l o r i d a , n o t l a l a r t h a n J a n u a r y *, 11(1. I t y o s .fall lo d o ao a D o rr* * P r o Co n faaao w ill b* * n t* r * d t g a l a a t y o u fo r l h a r a il* ! d * a * * d a d l a t h * C o m ­ p l a i n t . T h l a a u l t la l o f o racloi* a m o r ts a g * . T h a r * a t p r o p o r t y proc**d»<t a g a l n a t I*: L o t I . B lo c k D. • ( L I T T L E W K K I W A E S T A T E S NUM ­ B E R ONE. ■ a m ln o la C a l a ly, F l o ri d a , according i* tho plat ik*raot aa raoora• d In Plat B o o k I. Paso It. or lha Publla Record* af Rtmlnola County, Florid*. W I T N E S S my hand and th* •■at of thlo Court at Sanford, Florida, thla Itth day •( No­ vember, 1111. A rthur M. Beckwith, J r , Clark By: Martha T. Vlhkn. D C Ollaa, Hedrick A Roblaaon III East Church atr*at Orlando. Flarlda . Aflornaya far Plaintiff. Publfih Nov. M ft Dm ft 1ft IT. .(IL c pa-ii 31. Mimical lmUrumentH TREE RIPENED Citrus. Na vels. We ship Albert II. P rll Osteen. 322 3873 or 322-4191. Legal Notice aanfofj. n FTnr Court Mou*t at aattTofd. o r(TiAN Ciinr no. tM is Ida, on th* tlrwt Monday In th* rin s r r E D c i u b a a v in o s month of January. lt*t. which AN'P LOAN AIBOCIATION OF la Ih* tlh day of January. 1**1 ORLANDO, a aorporatlnn. p alfd IhU Hr« d»y of Noeember, !»**. Clark# Brail MELVIN l.E n n r VAN CAM P fOfflrlal Arthur H- Dackwllh. Jr., and Bit AHON LEE VAN CAMP. Clerk of Circuit Court hi* wir*: and t h e FO h eb t •Bemlnole County, riorlda P R O P E R T I E S , INC., a Ma*«Hr: It. N. Tamm, J r . achuislls corporation. ‘A* Deputy Clerk D*f*ndant* Fahliah Dee. in. II. I*. It. I»» NOTICW OF F t 'I T CDtt-l* • T S T B O F F L O R ID A I i l l 'A T T O F I R M I N O l . a NOTICE OF APPLICATION TOI M E L V IN L E R O Y TAN F o il TAX DEED CAM P ( ■#**!*■ iP d .ll Florida Stoiataa R«*ldtnc» Unknown IMS) P H A R O S L E E VA N CAMP a t NOTICE IR HEREBT OIVCN. It» * ld * n r* U n k n o w n You- a r * h * r* b y a o l l ( l * 4 t h a t That John R*nntn**r th* holder a s u i t ha* b*«n fll*d a g a l n a t of th* fftllowlp* certlfkat* you In lha ab ets a n i t l l a d has fll*d said ccrttfloata for r au * * , a n d t k a l y o u a r * r t g u l r - tax d**d in b* la*u*d lh»r*on • d to I lia y o u r a n a w t r w i t h th * Tha c*rllftc*t* numbar and C l a r k a f • bla c o u r t t a d l a year of tBiuancs. Ih* d*arrlp• a r t * a a o p r | h t r * « f u p a s l h a Hoa of tbo proptrty, *od «h* p t a l n l l t t o r p l a i n t I H * a H a r ­ n*m* in which It waa *u**l<d ney*, w h o a i m * e n d a d l r e t * ar* a* follow*; Taar of I* till**. I l a d r l r k g R oblnaon. Cartlflcxt* No. 1#l IDS E a s t C h u r c h 8 t r * * t, O r ­ lMiiftnc* 1M2 ,TD K l RXL I'VE • MlMCD TAXI TOO o m n o n '/ t M . vtsns Mtte! j USED Upright Piano, excel lent 'condition $200. Ph. 322 ALL Types ot new m ajor Ap­ 1881 before 5 p. m. pliance* at Drastic Discount. SANFORD SEWING CTR. CaU 322-MIS, J A R Trading Dad, Come ot In & buy your Post, Inc., 2309 S. Orange wife's Xmas gift how A she Blossom Trail, Orlando. ' will have 11 a life tim e. * Sew and Save SANFOKD ELECTRIC 322 9111 G.E. Appliances—New A Used 104 S. Park Ave. 118 Magnolia 322-1562 Patios, Floor, F ree Estim ates ISCOUNT Sale, Friday A sand, cem int, rock, pipe, steel, grease traps, dry Saturday on Washing Ma­ wells. Stepping stones. chine* (Automatic A Wring­ er), Stoves etc. 1205 Celery. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm Avr. 322 5751 Ph. 322 9580. I’i i no Tuning and Repair . HUME IMPROVEMENTS, W . L. lia r moo - FA 1-1233 ROOFING. PAINTING A INSULATING FOR A Muiical Christmas, Financing Arranged 322-2287 call BUKUR'S Music Shop, 322-7202. T r i a l Purchase Plans, NOTICE OF a PPI.IC ATION Foil TAX DEEM TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN Nolle* Is hereby *l»*n that (Bar. I*«.l# Florida Siatataa *f th» un't»r*Iio»rt. pursuant lo ISIS) tha "FletlHuua Nam* Rtatuta" n o t ic e tn h e r e r t g iv e n . Chapter M l "i. rio t Ida Htatul*. That Dobhla Jo* Hunt Ih* hold­ will raglaiar wllh Ih* Clerk of er of lira following rerllfleat* (lie t'lrculi Court. In and for ha* filed Mid rertlflrala for eainlnnl* County. Florida, upon la i deed lo he Issued Ihtrenn. rarelpl of proof nf tha public! ■ Tha rarllflnal* numhar and Hun of thla nolle*. Ih* flctl. yaae of laauanca. the dcrvlptlon of lha properly. and Ih* IH ii- name, te-w ltl THE DIME HEAD PRODUCTS name In which II waa tataaatd COMPANY, under which we ara a* follow*: ara angaaed In Putin*** (nr) C*Hlf|ral# No. Ifl* Tear ot under which w* eip a.i to •*- laauanct HIT ll.arelplloa af Prapeeiyi gage In business at 1ST High­ way tT-ll, Earn Park, Florida. B i t O l Ft- N A !»• FI W i of BE Cor af NWl* of *EU In Ih* County ot lamlaol*. t i m w 1st n fi it* Ft F. Florida. 1A3 Ft R 111 F« BeetlOn 1* Thai Ih* parti** tntarestad In Toamahlp HR Rtng* HR •aid buaintaa antrrprl** ara aa Kama la which aaaaaaad foltaara: Maud Sapp- AU of said property Jams* Ct*v*l*n4 Lewis being In Ih* County of BemlBut n. Law I* Puhliah Dae. IS. 11, l«, II, t i l l nola, Stale of Florida. Unle«l • uch certificate ahall be r»cD II-ii deemed according to law th* properly dearrlhtd In *uth eer. Hfloate will he told (o Ihe blahoat <a*h bidder at the front oueaa i rior, 1 Spyder Type, Reason WIEBOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP able. 810 Myrlla Ave. For "The Best From All Your USED Refrigerator $25. Th. , F ilm s.'’ 322-1599. ’ 210 S. Park Ave.,’ Sanford A & U CONTRACTORS l i m a : t m >i : h f h r i r i u i * v i e n HT»T«TE well, r 24. Well Drilling 30. H o m e A p p lia n c e s FIXIT SHOP At these Xmas SpecUls. An 2. F c rn o n a la English Dunelt -Girl’s or Boy's Bike All Sues $39 95. COLORED LADIES: Beaome Rupp Motor Scooter, 2U a Wig Specialist. t-rara how HP. 100 miles per Gal to make wig* A Hairpiece*. Write P. O. 3111, Daytona Beach. Fla. Do you have a drinking prob lem Write P. O. Box 1213 Sanford YFPI THIS IN MY OC' ------—■ CAVE ALL RIGHT,../ fUNNY-SOMI RIGHT WHtHB IT/ BODY STEM* Tt . ALWAYS w Sai ( HM/H TAKEN K OVER 25 YEARS of Fine Workmanthip to Upbolstering, D raperlea, Slip, ce te ra . Tima P aym enu aa little aa IS mo. Drapery H ardw are Installation!. KULP DECORATING SHOP Pb. 123-2335 . CUTN CURL beauty Shop 17. Janitorial Services 311 Palm etto A re. 322-0634 YENTSCH MAINTENANCE Evening Appointments Service 4c Supplies ACE -BEAUTY Salon, open !563 S. Park Dr. 322-4113 daily A eve. by. app’ta. May 43. Plants, Feeds, Seeds 19. Iluildern Supplies fair Hotel. 122-0990. SANFORD FEED STORE PAtNT close out H price Whola Cora $3.23 — Snap Corn Gr e g o r y l u m b e r c o . 12.80 — Jim Dandy Dog 322 0W AFGHANS k POODLES, black 520 Maple Ave. Feed — 13.75 for 50 lbi. Inm iniature; a h o w quality, eludes Tax, 20. Hardware healthy. $75 to |1S0. >38-8237. 330 Sanford Ava, Sanford'* Most Complete Our Regular Teed Price* CHIHUAHUA Pupa, T wkl. old TED WILLIAMS HDW. 23 Ih*. Jim D iody Dog Feed 322-7152. i E. 25th. 322-3464 $1 99-50 lb* Jim Dandy Dog Feed $3 63 — 100 lbi. Shell­ PEKINESE AKC Regletered, 22. Plumbing ed Cora $3.25 — 100 lb*. 7 wka. old. Call 322-473T or PLUMBLNO Short* $3 95 — 100 lb* Tux­ aee at 101 E. Onora R d , SinContracting Repairs edo Chopa Horse Feed $1.30 ford. FR E E ESTIMATES — 100 lb*. F A F Feed $3 05 CHIHUAHUA P u p p i e s $20. — ------R r ^ H A R V B Y --------rJOO lbs.- Race Horae Oata 2127 S. Elm. 201 Sanford Ave. FA 2 33*3 $3.80. HUNTS T U X E D O FEED STORE, Com er SinPOINTERS, 6 mo. old. 322-5275. 23. Painting ford A 2nd St. BEAGLE Pupplai, 6 wkl. old FOR Palnthig A Repair Call 2171 Palm etto, 3220129. BILL'S BARGAIN BARN BASSETT Puppies, AKC. Will PAPERllANGlNO-PAlNTING of 10,000 Item* bold for Christmas. Only 4 Licensed, Bonded, Insured 1300 Grapevllle Ave. . Do Yaara Exp. - 222-7331 left. 322-T6U. . A -— 12. Special Notices 12 Noon Day Before Publication For Insertion* and Kills (Sat. Noon For Monday) r RICIIAKUh TREE SVC. F ree estimate*, Licensed It Insured Ph. 323-0500 29. Photo & Equipment ’LEASE RbMTT C/5SE. !> D R . L-L*CLAUDE/ VETERINARIANf f bov, hate VW0JM0&CUc t e / WAkfiOTWEL/VINO 34." Upholattry 15. Special Services Plano ServtcUig A Tuning Gene Cumbaa — 322 2861 Legal Notice n «i t I(‘k «ir a p i'ie ir a t i o \ I tier* tUl.Ilt Florida RIitwlM <»f 1Dll* > NOTICE IS H K R C IIT OIVENV Th»t Jfthn n#tWilAV»r in* Tinll»r of tti» foUowIni? rcrtlfloAt* fii» i id (fM iriciti for it#pel to Ii* t«iii#4l Uirri-ori. Th»» rrrtlflc*t• ngnili*r mul )» ir of lnuanrr, thft d»iCrlptlon of Ih* proptrty. ntm* in which It *41 iiU M f l ir« n f nllnw*: C«rtlf1cAtt TI4 t #at of Imuarci 11(2 Local automobile dealers of­ fer their belt buys in Herald 1*min Hprlngi Tr«ct SI l’tot classified display adl. llook I f*ai* 10 Natiie In which aa»ras#d Har­ FOR Easy, quick carpet clean­ ry II IlHey al All of aald ing rent Blue L ultre Elec­ property h*ln* In th* County of II•minola, fliar* nf Florida, tric Shampoocr only $1 per Cniraa auih earllflcmtv shall h« day. Carroll Furniture. I lf ir r lR lU i of Vr a p t r i j t I«ot 21 lUk K T r a c t «? Kan- t l f l c a l* will b* sold i s th* h t g h a a t c a s h hldd ar a t tha f r o n t done n f rh* Bemlnol* C o u n t y C o u r t Hotiea a t Han ford , F l o r ­ ida. on t h * ftr-at M o n d a y In th e m n n t h _ o f Itin u e ry , IS*}, w h ic h t> t h e ( t h day of J a d n a r y , I H a te d tlila l l l h d ay of Ocl- ob*T. t i l l (Official Clark'* Beal) Arthur H Baokwith. J r , Clark. Elrcull Court. Seminole County; Florid* By: It N. Tamm, Jr. tiepuly Clerk GOLF CART, E lectrk , E Z Go. Chargar, Sun Top, Exccilaut ronditioo, 123-1397. STEREO, Mahogany Console, good condition, $70. 322 5t45. PROFESSIONAL G U I T A R $13; i’rofasiional Ban)n $25. S tar Gaklnc Binocular* 112; Boy's & Girl's Bike* $10 up. Typew riter No. 12 -Under­ P u h l l l h D«e. 1*. IT, J4, I t , l t l l wood $20, 3 HP Johnson Out­ C D H -II board Motor $25; 12 Ga. Lea­ N O T IIE OF A F P L IC A T IO X ther gun cate $5. We hare a F o il TAX D E E D l*rr. 1*111 Florida Statalr* af line selection of Antique IMS) . NOTICE IR HER Eli T GIVEN, That John lUnnlnger th* hold­ er of th* following ccrtlflHto hta filed **ld e*rHfloat* for tax <1**d (a h* laauad (h*r*on Th# e*Hlflcat* numb*r and CHILD'S PLAYHOUSE, 5xlx« year nf tMaane*. lha dracrlp. It., well built. Perfect Christ­ Hon of tha property, amt Ih* m as gift. $70. G. C. Hosack. t>**rrlpt(«a a f Pr*p#MFi namo In which It waa aatraaod Loll * * It Nik E Tract IT are aa fellow*! Osteea. 322 1391 after 3:30 Fanlando hprtng* Accord- C t r i l f t e e i e N* l i t y « * r ot p. m. * tng lo I’lata Tb*r*of R*- laauanc* t i l l corded Upon th* Public RaDeaartpllao a* Praparty. cigd* of Htmlaol* Couaty Lot II haaford Jialghu BOY'S 20” BIKE $7.50. Ph. Florida Plat Rook i Pag* II 322-8001. Nam* In w hlck a**»#s*d II. Nam* in which aa**o**d B. A. Conroy, All at said preparly F. Hou«hold«r Hal rw. All of FRIGIDAiRE refrigerator 8 bales In tba County of M*ml- •aid proporty being In lb* cubic fact, in good running nola Slat* af Florida. Unl**a County of Ramlnola. Slat# ot aurh r*rUflc*t* shall b* r*- Florida, Un)*aa auch c«rtirieata cood. Priced reaaonable. d**m*d according to taw tb* ahall ha radaimad according to Phone 322 1641. property dcacrlbc* In auch c*r- law tha property described In tlflcat* will b* told to tb* auch certificate will b* *oh| to highaat c**b bidder at tb* front ■gf high**! cash bidder at th* DAISY Air Rifles 4. Pistol*. door of tha Bamlnola Couaty front door of tha Seminole Army-Navy Surplus, Sanford Court llouao at Ranford, Flor­ County Court Itoui* at Ranford, ida. on tha first Monday In tha1 Florida, on tha ftrwt Monday In tha maath af January, t i l l . la ia* Ilk la y al January, t i l l . 51. Artlclg* For fttn t Data* (hta 17th day ot Oct­ ober, I lll. ob*r. UK. (Official Clark's ■»»!) RENT A BED . A rthur H. Beckwith, Jr.. (Official Clltk'a Jbal) Rollawky, Hoapltgl, B a b y Clark, Circuit Court, Arthur H. Backwlth. Jr Bed*, by Day, W«a*. « •amlnola County, Flarlda Cl*rk at Circuit Court By i K N. Tamm, Jr. Byt IL N. Tamm, J r , Deputy Clark Deputy Clerk CARROLL'S FURNITURE Publlah Dm It, IT, II, It, 1MI PubHsh Dae. 11, XT, 14, It. 1 CDU-II CDH-II U« W. U t 12111 �V <1 «. V » •' *------ ■•>'1V.i; V~4s*t' ’ ■ • ■- * f «. Rain Or Shine, The Response Tours’ In Prom Your Classified B2. S w a p o r E x c h a rif* TRADE: Go-Kirt, good coodltloo for 26" boyt bicycle. 322-9096. 5 3. W a n te d T o Bujr WE BUY Utca Furniture, one piece or houseful. F u rij Bedding A Funi. Co., 901 W. 1st S t 322-6591. USED FURNITURE, Mise. Item s, Piney Wood Auction. 322-2270. SECTIONAL BOOKCASE, 322" 1640. 4• I 8 4 ._ g e a l E s ta te • S a te Sir* 6 a fo rk ty ra lh D ecs 17, 1964— P a g e S-A SWEETIE PIE IS THERE A NURSE LN THE HOUSET By Nadine Seltzer LARGE 4 Bedroom Home with full bath and 2 half baths $123 mo.; 1 BEDROOM, 2 bath home with Family room $123 month. 2 BEDROOM kitchen equip­ ped $73 month. Ph. 322-3685. 2 BEDROOM C B House. Kit­ chen equipped, call 322 5303. S - BEDROOM, tcreened-ln patio, n o g s . 322-2071. 3 PFDROQM, 1 hath, Sunlaod Estates, $85 mo. 322 1689. WILSON • MAIER FURN. CASSELBERRY, 3 Bedroom, — T rade— l i t bsth, large feoced back 111-15 E. lit. 322-3622 yard. See to appreciate, 1630 Equity k assume $77 month­ RATTAN Furnilurt, good coo ly. dltloo.. Ph. 322-0336. FREE ESTIMATE - 2 BDRM., 1303 Elliott, $6,500 Upholstaring k Mattress ren­ 322 0523 or 5254. ovating. Naw k Used Furaiture. Call Nix Bidding Mfg. S A N F O R D ’S N E W E S T • C* . - a t 7Vft C*\s*7 At*. . HOMES. West 4th St. San­ ford. 3 Bedroom, l i t bsth, FA 3-3117, FI1A & FA Loans. LMN ENUsed furniture, appliance*, TER PULSES lne', Builder tools, ate. Bought • Sold. Itsrold Logsn. call 63S-33U. L arry’s Mart 111 Sanford Salesman on Duty 4:00 p. m. Ava. Ph. FA 1-4132. to dark. For me biggest ‘selection of $100 DOWN nearly new and uacd furni­ ture. see Noll's Furniture Brokerage in Casselberry SEVERAL Outstanding 2 A 3 oil 17-12. Open 6 days 9 to 6 Bedroom Homes available in all Areas o! Sanford. Let us MODERN Sofa, 2 matching Show you Around! Chairs like new ISO 136 Pine crest Dr , 322-1716. FHA-VA HOMES Seminole Realty BEDS TOM RENT 1901 S. Park Ave. Hospital, Rotiawaya, Juve­ FA 2-3232 anytime nile. FREE delivery and Pick-up_ I-AKEFRONT FURNITURE CENTER Casselberry, 135' B e a c h , 1100 French Are. Trees, 2 Bedroom Masonry, Ph. FA 1-7*33 Fla Room, Porch, Utility, a I’atio, Carport, Guest House. lid. B u sin e ss O p p o rt. Low Down, 385 mo. Mort­ gage by owner. TE 8 3118. FO R L E A S E S E R V IC E S T A T IO N . PURE OIL COMPANY COMBINATION Grocery Store Produce Market ft Gas Sta­ tion In Sanford. Ph. 322 9811 or 322 5350. 61. Money Wanted FAMILY would like to borrow SO U T H W A R D INVESTMENT ft REALTY 116 N. Park Ave 322 9173 ‘ $100 DOWN FHA - VA HOMES 2, 3, ft 1 nEDROOMS m o n o for 1st m o rtg a g e 4nd I, I'v & 2 BATHS i m p r o v e m e n t* on property. KITCHEN EQUIPPED E xce lle nt reference* WrR*. IA)W MONTHLY PAYMENT? Sanford Herald. Box 114. 71. Mnle Help Wanted Tot Complete Information See or Call Your FHA - VA - - .. Miw W , "That'll give 'em eomethlng to think about!" 1—TeO• t A Found 1— P * r « o n * l » «— l i t f t u l y C a m t — P a r Nuraartaa • —C h l M C a ra I — P o m —C a t a— F ata 10 — P o u l t r y —* L h e a t o c k IS— H p a r l a l No l l e # * I S —T a t a r In ij — F o o d 14— I ' l a c a a to K a t • U — Spt c l f t l F a r v l r a i 11 — H w l m m l n i r Pont * 11— J a n i t o r i a l Fa r v l e M 11— P o . f t - Y o u n a l f I t — It u t II a r » HuppM*# JO— l l a n l v r .ir a 21 — H o r n # R a p a l r a 23— H u m M n g I I — Falfttln* 14— W all P r i l l t n r 21— Atr Com! A M o a t i n g 31 — B a d l o - T > ! r v t a l o n St — P h o t o A K ' j i m * m a n l From Ran f o r d Eiotitnge SI."*. Houses Fur Sale Uuvurniueiit Owned Ilonit'8 $100.00 DOWN VA FH A Property I— MIDDLlT Age' Woman.- few hour* during day. Light bouseworx 303 IFolly lfblly Ava. Central Air ft Hast, wall wall carpatlng. 833-3101. Management and Sales Broker V — m HUNT GREEN* MAX Chair* late available la O rel*briar e f Laah Arhar DAYS WORK Wanted 322 6277 •varlaakiag golf aanra*. Cos t i n building ta yaur RE Heft] Kxlnte - Sale ■peelficatlena. Graaabriar develepid by JOHN E. FOX. E1NGSWOOD Realtor BUILDERS, INC. 8* 306 N. P ark Ave. 323 0359 p a 2-atna 202 P a ln a ia t Dr. BART PILCHER, Broker Personal Service Call 322 7498 3 BEDROOM. 2 bath home with Ige. living room, fain Ur room, fenced yard with shade ft fruit tret*. Real Estate — insurance $17,900 TERMS 3rd ft Park Ave. 322 3641 77. Situation Wanted Excellent Location Money W a n t e d S a v i n g * A Lo*.# Inauranra It Srhoola A Instruc tion# 7ft •V! mr !«vymaivi R»r*1r## TI Ma l a l l a l p W a n t # 4 72- F a m a l a l l a l p W a n t e d 71 Ma l e o r Fa t n&l a U t l p 71 •S-a lM H r Ip W a t i t i d 77 S i t u a t i o n W a n t e d 11 Infom* Fro par if II -f l u#l n#a# P rop—Bala as J i t a I Umt r t # W a n l a d =H 425-5938 Fr onf Seminole I Dial Slenstrom Realty land Estate), NO Down Pay­ HAIR Stylist wanlad. full or ment. Ph. 322 9132. part time Call 322-5741 or 3 BEDROOM, Famny Room, 2 evenings 322-2435. It 41 •4 *4- ■Htal E a t a l a Sal# 17 f l u a l n t a a R e n t a l # io- ■Lola F o r Mala t i ­ F a r m * —t l r u v a i ts O u t o f H t a t a A c r a a g a t s J I i m i m i F o r Sa l * ti o u t f i — Sa l # o r H a s t t: ou»* F o r l i a n i 100 H a a n r i M a n i l l a 101 T r a l l a r i — C a b a n a a SO— I I u i i i i \ p p t i a in • ■ in: Mobi l * l l o i n r i — Hal* 1 1— M u l l c* l I n t i $ u m a n t • ms Mtiblla H u m * # — Mr n l 3 2— 1It u a l n r n• Hi j ui| t tii * n l )0| T i a l l n r S p a c » — Matii I I —J o b P r i m i n g T r a l l a r U o t » —Sa l # ,1oc ‘A p a r i r n m i a Fo r P mi t 34 — Uj rhoJat ar j r it D1 R o u m a F o r ' M i n i 14—Va c u ura C.!• >n•? ■ 17— M o v i n g A H t o r a g a n * Hotel (lobm i I t — H i t a r m 1 n* t o r t n it Me ni a l A g ante I t — P l a n I a — t * a J a — S a a J i I ! i V\ a n t r d 1 a l i t nl i n Au t o * F o r h a l t 10— Mlac. F o r h a La SI — Arllcl*** F o r l l * n l tit \ u t o # — Sa l * o r T r a d e 1! I T r u c k * F o r Sal * 11 —H w a p of t . i c t i a n g a I I — \ %a ni a i l To Mu} Uo A u t o m o t i v e b a r wire 11— F u r n l t u r a F o r f*ala I l l - ? < o o t * r a A C f c l e e 14— A n t i q u e # F o r i a l a I ll Moat* A Mo t o r # in Marine Supplier |» —U o n a r To Loajt 10 — l i u a l o a a a O p p o r t u a i t i a a 322-5612 R EA LT Y Office: 322 2111 Nights: 323-0700 1224648 >324 Park Drive Payton Realty Stemper Agency You can find anything you * Realtor Iniuror-Tradee need advertised ift the Her­ 322-4994 4949 S, French Ave, ald ClaasifM . * ' BEDROOM Furo., me* lot. 322-1305. County 2 3 3 2 2 3 3 3 3 NATIONAL AUTO GLASS INSTALLED BR Home Fum $80 BR Home Fum. $123 BR • 2 Bth Home Furn. $150 BR Home Kit. Eq. $73 BR Kit. Eq. DrBary $75 BR - 2 Bth Lk. Mary $113 n il - 2 Bth. Extra Nice $123 BB - 2 Bth Rav. Park $130 Hr • 2 Bih i’mecrcst $133 We Have The Home Tor You Stenstrom Realty AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 2565 PARK DRIVE 322 2420 322 7495 NIGHTS ■ EFFICIENCY, clean, 611 Park 322 6824 . % 323 0546 $30 tno( Up Sufplus City. 322-4148 322-5182 I Room Efficiency apt. with 3 • BEDROOM, I hath, un­ pvt bath ft ahower, auilable furnished l mi. to base, 2 for couple or single person blocks to shopping rcnier 8 or retired All utilities in­ irhool t year lease rrryiir cluded m rent. Ideally io ed. $120 mo 122 8670 alter cited oo las St., within t 3pm block of 2 free parking lota and ahuppmg oenter. In­ 102 . .Mobile Unmet - Sole quire at Manuel Jacobin Dept Store 211 F.. Ftrat St DON'S MOBILE HOME SALES FLORAL HEIGHTS, 5-room. "Your Wheel Estate Dealer" Furn Sanford Ave , S. to 17 Models to choose from Hibiscus, lo rent aign. Call OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK after 4 p. m., 322 3007. 838 1206 Hwy 17 92 I-ongwiKxl. Fla. 4 ROOM APT . 316 Park Ave !Ei. Houses Fur Hale HEADY TO MOVE IN New 3 ft 4 Bedroom Home*. 1 2 bath* So Lnngwond area —Trades vonsidered, and we'll build on your lot Scml nolt* County s Leading Build er HAROLD LOGAN LMN ENTER! HIKES, INC Sale* office So on U S 17 92 to Dixie Elrll Diner, turn right one block on Seminole Ave 638 3911. r\ I I •T R E E " Mistletoe and HoUy when you purchase this picturesque 2 bedroom. Spanish type home, with fireplace, nestled among stately pines, aeveral citrus trees, giant Holly in full hloom, garage, tool xhed lawn sprinkling system, gold _ lu tc m d Tt'sUv.Ubw.. w , approximately 1-Acre, Inside th* City, at 341 Plumosa, $16,000. Exclusive offering with: St. Johns Realty n i E TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave FA 2A1Z3 | i u v Talk To These Ole Boys: PLYMOUTH Sport Fury 2 l»«nr Hard tup Fully Equip ped, 14,0110 Actual Milra, M M M l.lk* New, I'artury W arranty rOHVAIH Muma Autu. Trans., Hadin and llra trr. Immaculate Conditio*. Only 10.000 A rluat Mtt»a” A' Sir at At DAHT 4 Ilimr Krdan, Standard T r i m , Heater, New Tires, 14,000 .Miles Of Factory W arranty Left PEUGEOT. Radio A ad Healer. O ai Her ner And Extra Nlre. VOLKSWAGEN. White Tires. Sun Boor. I lean ft l.ow Mileage. H ate To See At 2696 ECO N O M Y 1695 Liberal Bank Financing BOB McKEE USED CARS 323 0721 A Few Of The Many Selections Awaiting You f i f t FO FOIIIl R D STATION W IGON. I.OTS 296 696 g g J KEF WAGON VKIIY GOOD FOB THIS YEAR. 0 2 SAAB '9 5 ' WAGON. SHARP SWEDISH DESIGN. OUK PRICK: 0 0 PLYMOUTH WAGON. STANDARD TRANSMISSION, A SOLID CAR. *295 61 TEMPEST WAGON. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION AND HEADY. ONLY ’995 Phone 322-6164 GO WEST! SEE: THE DODGE BOYS 1501 W. 1st St. SANFORD . 0 Cl! AIt U K CRAIG • BOB THUMAH Seminole County Motors MAIN O F F IC E 1801 W. 1*1 St. — Sanford Phone 322-0614 Or MI 7-2330 '696 *395 *895 BANK RATES ON A L L CARS • HEN HOWLAND • FRANK BHUNBON OF TRANSPORT \TION D U LEFT IN THIS ONI SPECIALS 59 RENAULT 61 RENAULT (Real Nice) OUR NEW LOT WILL BE UNDER TMJ MANAGEMENT OF MR. JOHN WHITTAKER AND HOURS OF OPERATION WILL RE FROM 8 O’CLOCK A.M. TO fi O'CLOCK P.M. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. 1695 MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM I'OWERGLIDE TRANSMISSION, POWER STEERING, FACTORY AIR CONDITIONED. LOCAL CAR . WITH ONLY 3,000 ACTUAL MILES NEW CAR PRICB* *3,300 I'RICE NOW $ 2 ,6 0 0 HERE WE GROW AGAIN n IN ORDKIt THAT WE MIGHT SERVE YOU BETTER AND OFFER YOU A FINER SELECTION OF USED CARS. WE HAVE OPENED THE ABOVE LOT FOR YOUR SHOPPING PLEASURE I M 1964 C H EV R O LET MALIBU 701 FRENCH AVE. BANK D!reel| Ball-Blair Agency 40 ACRE PH ACT, corner Lo­ II ACRES of good ground near cust ft Celery, Sanford. Suit* targe Lake $60o per acre able for Commercial. Sub­ with lertna. division or Industrial. Ex­ cellent terms. Call or write Bill Io f un. Realtor, P. O. 322 1301 2640 Hiawatha at 17-92 Box 266, Lakeland, Fla 68ft FOR THE MAN WHO HAS 2723. EVERYTHING 8 1 . H eal E s t a t e - S ale Fabulous River Front Home at Lemon Bluff, world fam ­ ous fishing Retort. 3 Bed­ MERLE W. WARNER room, 2 baths, 132 feet on REALTOR SC Johns River, Seawall, 701 So. Park 323-309 Dock. C entral^H eat ft Air Conditioning. Everything for ROBERT A. WTLIAAMI' happy c a r e f r e e living! * R* altar $30,000. Raymoad Lundgutat, Asa*. FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. TWO 2 Bedroom Hooves, liv­ ing room, dining room, Kit­ chen, front ft hack porch. 21M Palm etto Ave. $90 ft 2601 Palmetto $73. Key* at Ted William* Hdw, 3 BEDROOM, i t t bath, unfurn Dhcd. Quiet section. 322 *993 1205 W. 19th C o u rt/ Stenstrom Rentals CLASSIFIED INDEX Selection ot 2, 3. and 4 WANTED Full or Part time SAIfES BROKER Bedrmni* located in varioua experienced Life In* repre­ section* of Sanford Ae Hava Th* Horn* For You sentative, also Opening fur Immediate Delivery Tup Flight Salesman for M O N T H LY P A Y M E N T S Agency. Management A TrrFltOM $ 50 .01) 2565 PARK DRIVE so n al • Production. Mr 1,Hu­ FO R T H K H K ST H O M E 322 7495 bert. Regional Office, Frank .122 2420 HUY NIGHTS lin Life, 617 1970, Winter . SEE YOUR 122 6824 323t>54« Park. 322-4148 SM-34A! CAB DRIVERS, reUlble. sober. CiU in person. Yellow Cab Co. TI. Female Help WftBled 3 BEDROOM, Uk Bath, Sun • «Mt|i«k km tx he >1 M *A------- “ dc 123. Boats & Motors FtfilN^ A p ^ ^ l o i? 5in. jim m ie 1 have two uacd truck* for 17 Ft. HIGH HAT, with accei*1-3 ahd 3 Bedrooms Cowan. 322-4013. NEW and USED • lie. A 1959 Ford 2 ton F600. oriel, '38, 50 h.p. Johnson, Awnings ft Cabana* And a 1963 Ford F600. Both elec, start, Mitchell Tilt 108. Room*‘For Rent QUALITY MOBILE HOMES have two speed axle*. In Trailer. Excellent condition, Hwy. 17-92 S. 322-2362 CLEAN ROOM for Man. 401 good condition. Call me. Nick ' $730. CaU 322-6843. Magnolia Ave. 322 0720. SCIIULT T railer 33x8 ft. with Tastcrnack. 322-1481. 24 ft. Cabana $300 Cash. 115. AutiA For Sale Park Ave. T railer Park. l,nl 120. Automotive Service 62, Sanford. Call Titusville BOB McKEE USED CARS AM 7-3192, NO MONEY DOWN 701 Freoch Aye. 323 0721 MCI. M obile H o m e s • R e n t '61 ANGLIA Sta. Wagon Senkirik Glass and Paint 10' WIDE, 2bcoroom trailer Like Naw $1,095 Company NO-6 4906. 310 Magnolia Ph. FA 3-4823 SANFORD MOTOR ■ 322 4382 106. Apartments for Rent (too French Ave. Auto Gtaai, ft Seal Cover* 2 BEDROOM Fum . Apt. Call '64 FORD Galaxie 300, V-8, •37 Cher. $687 baL $31 mn. Automatic, power steering, 322-9173, after I Ph. 322 0641. - • i7 Olds $498 hat. $24 nio. 11,000 miles 32,200. Call 322AVALON APARTMENTS •87 Plymouth 1399 bal. 124 mn. 3768 after 6 p . m . • 116 W. 2nd SI. 322-3417 '37 Lincoln $787 bal. $11 mn. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-kOJI 1939 FORD V-8 Country Sextan, ■87 Merrury $299 bal, $11 mo, Radio, Heater, .Auto. Tran*, ALL WORK GUARANTEED FURN.-Apt. OOO Mellnnvillr, •37 tumbler $387 bal. $3t 190. or will trade for fiberglass ’57 Cadillac 1687 bal. I l l mo. 3 ROOM Flirmahed Apt. 135 host, motor and trailer. See 123. Bonis & Motors *57 Chtv. $899 bal, 929 mu. mo., Includes w ater.A elecat ‘ City lee." Tlh and *57 DeHofo $598 bal. $28 mo. . trie. 322 9307. French Ave. 322 1722 or 322- 10 Ft. Orlando CLIPPER Boat, ■37 Chrysler $399 bal. $24 mn. .'<096 nights. 1- 3 HP Johnson Kicker, •88 C hryiler 1399 bal. $17 mn. NEAT, 2 BDRM. Furn. Apt , especially good for Duck *58 Old* $399 bal. I l l mo. T. Bath, Dining Area $39.30, 1961 FORD F600. Excellent hunting ft fishing. 322-4392. 1703 Magnolia. Fb. 322-3931 condition. Look* real good •58 Hillman *499 bal. $24 m». and runs good. 2 speed axle. or 2296 ‘58 Pontiac $868 bal. 832 mn. Call m e a t VhU Nw. m-4481 SIX s w a p p i n g day* left. During *38 DeSoto 839% W i. V3k mn. E L A f .A . APARTMENTS put "B e kind lo Santa ■*39 C h e r . $S*A h s l >36 wo* —Chsrlr* Ilm lM i, 114 W. First St. Claua" week, we are nuking ’59 V.Waxrn $699 bal. $33 mn, 118. TruckM For Snlc Jingle Bdl bargains nut of •51 Cher. 1799 bal. 133 mo. F U R N I S H E D Apartment! close in. eoi Palmetto. Ph. CALL ME If you can u*e a '63 • all '64 outfits. Sample gift •59 Pontiac 1999 Hal $81 mn. price* $535 Whaler type Boat •59 Ford 322 1374 after 5:10 p m. 1788 hat. $32 mo. Chevy 2 ton dump trurk $795; 18' $t,S3S family run Ti9 Plymouth $399 bat. $21 mn. Ha* 2 speed axle. 4 yard UNFURN. Upstair* APT. $53 about $795; $1,195-90 HP ,’59 Ford $699 ,lf*l. *32 mn. dump body. Good condition. month, 309 Mignolia Ave. famous Electric Shift Evln- •59 Plymouth $499 bal. $21 mn. Inquire downsiair* after 6 Call J. Benton 321-1481.' rude* $850 W ill* only $195; P m. or call 322-4130. 1963 C H E V R O L E T Dump Sturdy T llt^ 'ra ile r* from H ill SANFORD AVE $130. Ho - Ho - Hn Special I H I / OPEN EVENING8 UNFURNISHED 2 Bdrm Apt , Truck, 8,000 Serle*. Ila* good 4 yd dump body. Good ope­ on all used Outfit* tno. kitchrn equipped, te rrairo Hanford. Florida 322-4303 rating condition. 5 Speed Term*. Hob,on Sporting floor*, Uie hath $75. I’b. 322National ItepoMeaaione Inc. Tran* ami 2 apd axle H H Goods, Downtown Sanford. 6201. Kenyon 322 14*1. 322-.VMI LAKE MARY, real clean, nlre ]y fum apt., 1-bedroom, $50. Call 322 393C, P O S S E S S IO N S Payton Realty 322-1301 2610 Hiawatha at IT 91 - — lu r — Sill Good Location. Good Product* Good Treatment PHONE LOCALLY 322 1342 or apply to the CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. Ph. evenings 323-1597.- 2 BEDROOM Furn. House. 108 W. 18th St. 349 3932. JOHNNY WALKER, Broker 123-6437 SELL -US your Furniture. Quick Service with the Cash. SUPER TRADING P O S T . 95. Houaea For Sala 322 0677. 55. Fumitura For Sal* 96. Houaea • Sale or Rent J 0 i \ Mobile Homes - Sale 106. Apartments for Rent 118. Trucks For Sale 97. Houaea For Rent th e re should be! Ia th lj fine home situated on 2 well shaded loti directly across from Sanford's newest N urs­ ing Home. Enclosed garage, fireplace, kitchen equipment, and toned for duplex If de­ sired on extra lot. $10,000 with 11,000 down and bal­ ance like rent. Call 322-5612. 301 W. 1st S t K l RA M BLE R ! 322-0231 I �1 ' / 0 ■J • 4 v i to handle your By Tom A. Cullen LONDON (NEA ) — Cabn et ministers ride them to work. Fashion models adcre them. In fact, everyone seem* to love B ritain’s new babybuggy blcyclea except the U. S. Bureau of Customs. The Moulton b i c y c l e s (named after their Inventor Alfex-Moulton) are not even bikes a t all, according to American .custom a officials. W ith th eir ridiculously small wheels, they are toys, and as such are aubject to a 22.5 per cent .Import duty. The A m e r i c a n customs bureau Is entitled to its own opinion about the baby-buggy bike, b u t the ta riff on toys Is double th a t charged on o r­ dinary British bicycles ship­ ped -to the United States. This explains why Moulton Bicycles Ltd., of Bradford-onAvon, Id acresming | ita lfc^d off with rage. Its m a k e r s Indignantly deny th a t the new-style bike la a toy. I t was designed by Alex Moulton, the engineer who Is responsible for the ad ­ vanced suspension s y s t e m used on the MU sports sedan. The Moulton bike embodies such revolntionary principles ss rubber suspension and a renter*of-gravity frame. It is claimed to be the biggest ad ­ vance in bicycle design made this century—ss well being the answer to trsfH e jam s p irk ln g problems. But tha U. 8. Bureau of Leslie D ear Santa, / My nama il Sherwood Jo b Jey. I love on lglia' tWei t ri SL My phone number Is 322-3124. I want for Chrlstmag. I would Uka to hava jeCblcycle, and le t It be blgf and please let the bicycle Mtsve a varoc mo­ to r on It,.and a big transport truck, big enough th a t I can pull m ound on tha floor, and through the grass, and the ground, and a OMA machinegun, and a rifleman gun with a aherlff badge, and ■ big gun bait wlUT~iwelve little holes in ito so I ran fasten it, and a big varoom diimptrurk th a t I can pull, and a big de­ lux car that I control, and It has seat-bells In it, end a stick on the floor and to big man and wife It it, and a big toy steamshovrl th at digs dirt, and HsnU, pleata give ny mother deven beautiful necklace, and bring clothing to all three of my slstera. T hat will Ik- all. I might like other things that boys like. Recpectfully yours Sherwood A. Mobley Dear Sant*, 1 w snt a Walkl-Tulkl and a machine gun and cowboy auit and n cowboy hut and a John­ ny 7 O.M.A. and a gas model W ritten by Arnold Clifton Dear Santa, My noine is Hcavcnlyn Curmen Henderson. How ere you doing. 1 hope you eru doing fine today, 1 am doing find In my school work Sent*. 1 am in the fifth grade. Mrs. 1. D. Bacon (» my teacher. I made a very good 5 weeks re­ port card. I bet you can’t guess what I want for Christmas. I guess I am going to Dear Santa, I want a baby doll I want a ball 1 want a midge I want a nancy nurse • some clothes, candles, nuts And any thing Santa Clius and tome good books to read. Lugene Remember the other children in the Christmaa cheering sipirit mainly my family ynd Dear Santa, I want a Tammy doll and all may God blesa them all tjirodgh the holidays. Sant* of her clothes and the case. you are going to fine some My sister snd I want Pepper Also, I would like the hostess cake. buffet. Sha-ni and that all. Your friend, Lisa Heavenlyn.C, Henderson Dear Santa, My name Is Mark Ander«on Renaud and I live at 211 Flamingo — Drive, Konford, Florida. I have tiern a. pretty good boy. 1 would like some cowlioy hoot*, sire 12V4 D, cowboy suit and some skates If you have vims toys Jett afte r all I he other kids liavr toys, 1 would like a big tilnrk gun, a psloilln gun and hol­ ster, a Rig B ruiser.'inm e lit­ tle soldiers and trucks and tanka and tent to play cow­ boys and army in. If you have enough left, a varoom dump truck. 1 IriCe you! Murk Benaud Dear Santa, My name la David White. I am 5 years old, but I will b< n years old in Jan. I am w rit­ ing to tell you that we are moving and' th a t we will be visiting my Grandparents in Durham. N. C. Santa, would you please bring me sums toy's. I would like a submarine, s flying saucer, an airplane, and Jrtso n ’n Projector. I have a sister named Mitn. She is 3 years old. I would like far you to bring Mim a stove, * doll, a vacrum cleaner, a baby carriages, and a tea set. Goodbye Santa, your rein­ deer are nirc. We will put a gingerbread man on the tree far you to eat and some candy canes. Dear Santa, 1 have been a good boy and so has my sister Frances I would Jlke too have a dumptruck, cow boy suit Teddy bear Adraln Boyd He It • nice Profiler to have we have lots of fun Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Sara Lee Roberts P 8. I would like a Has! tight also like Randys. Dear Santa, I have tried to he a good hoy this year Would you please bring me a hike, a gun, play desk, a chaulk !>oard and a drum. Thank you Santa. I love you. Craig Turner Custom* remains unmoved by these argum ents. The Moul­ ton bicycle's wheels are only lfl Inches In diam eter. It says In the U. S. Customs manual th a t all Imported bicycles m ust have larger wheels. Otherwise, they arc classified as toys a t twice the duty of 11 per cent. This Is laid down by law, and to change It would re. ifuire and Act of _Congress, the U. S. Customs men main­ tain. The Moulton bike may be regarded s i kid stuff in America, but It Is rapidly be­ coming big business h*re- 1° the last few months It has doubled Its sales to over 1,000 a week, and the Bradford-onAvon factory Is exporting more than 300 a week on the world m a rk e t .-ills makers olsim th a t the V ubber' springs' — front and rear — make the Moulton more comfortable and pro­ vide better steering and road holding. ‘They ’ alto* point out th a t th e Mculton'a engineering which Just won a top design award here, allows for mora luggage space. Because it has no crossbar, the Moulton can be ridden by a woman w ear­ ing a skirt. "There Is no loss of dignity in mounting or dis­ mounting." a company bro­ chure claims This could he an im portant consideration with men like Quintin Hogg, th e British „ m inister of science, who rides a Moulton. The Moulton is available in five models, including a stow, away model which can b* easily dismantled for stcrage trr* the luggage enmpartuiant of a car. I atrat report it that the Modlton concern has made a licensing arrangem ent with a tlayton, Ohio, company to manufacture the bicycle in the United States. Production will begin early in IlifiS. The mornl, pel tups, is th at one man's toy may bn jmotiier man's means of locomotion. Dear Santa, 1 am -five, years old I can not write to you so my mommy lx helping me I have been a good boy 1 love my three aIs lers. my mommy and my new daddy. I want s lot of toys an mine are all broke but you bring me what you ran after Dear Santa, you give to the floor boys and My name is Sara Lee. I'm girls first. five years old and try to be Mike Payne a good girl all the time. I go to school and like it very Dear Santa, much. I would like a tiny What I would like for Christ­ tears doll with cradle, a van-! mas: | lty set, a cooking act, and If Hair Dryer — cram ar — ! you have an extra posing Tam ­ Princess telephone — all Midge my I would like to have one. dol! — Durable, dream home, Also same surprises. I have Barable clothe* — long pants \ a tiroifior, Randy, ami he —a slra t .slip— auto malic would like to have a vacuum tooth brush form set and some surprises. Mary Cleveland Holiday Expenses up to 1600 — ae SOUTH SEMINOLE Junior High FHA mcml>cr Nancy Brockcnbrough (right) shows the chapter president, Marti Cooper, stuffed toys and de­ corative choir boys which she made and displayed at the faculty tea. R. R. MAHAN Chief Lender Notes land, Irm a M. Cooper and baby girl, Axletha Scott and baby girl, Sanford; Alice Le­ ona McLain, Geneva; William DECEMBER 15, 19W Admissions Cora A. Jones, Sara T. Mar­ tin, Herman Gunter, Grace M. Roberts, R i c h a r d H. Dougherty, Harel Kelly, Ber­ ner Winn, Andrew Adock III, Patricia Ann Bell, Fay M. Shupe, Ethel Lee Walker, Cheryl Jackson. Bobbie Dow­ ling. Charles L. Rex. YjyUtc Ramsey, Mary C h i l d e r s , Blanche Boggeveen. Sanford, Charles Rabun, Lake Monroe. Births Mr. and M rs.. Lester R. Jones, Sanford, a boy; Mr and Mrs Je rry L Martin, Sanford, a girl; Mr and Mr* Allen W. McCabe, Sanford, a hoy; Mr. and Vlra. Garjaml Hamsey. Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Jam es J. Davis, DeBary, a girl Ilisrh lrg rs Anna Burke. Milton K Ni rhols J r , Delores Cashner, John I,airy Spain, Abraham Bouse. Heuben Smith, Harry ilahn, John Hamilton, Edda A. Farrell, Thelma LeGcr, Jam es C. Waiter, Shirley Bag T. F. Warren, New Smyrna Beach; Robert Lee Hunt, Or­ lando; C a r o l Walnwright, Oviedo, LOAN CORPORATION 106 Palmetto 322-2083 AM) PLATFORM ROCKERS A Wide Selection From Wliirh To Choost. Miiny Style* And Flnlwhes ★ ★ PRICED FROM EASY TERMS OPEN FRIDAY NITES OP SANFORD PHONE 322-0938 ce for Christmas Caroline's a Chevrolet! Christmas Specials! -b y DORM DORMIYIR "Rink W hisper" HAIR DRYIR In Vanity Casa I)riee your heir quklrly. conveniently with w hisper-quiet sm oothness. B e a u tifu lly styled v enlty res* ot high impart plastic is completely self-storing — reedy lo travel vdth you anywhere e l a m o m en t’s notice. David and Mini Jaycee Christmas Lighting Contest EN TRY BLANK Medsl HOI MAIL TO; CONTEST CHAIRMAN l \ O. HOX 1543 SANFORI), FLORIDA GENERAL RULES:. 1. Entries Limited To The Sanford Area — Contact The Jayrreo For Sperific Information On Limits— 322-5481. 2. Separate Entry Blank* Mutt Bo Used When E nter­ ing Doth Residential And Commerrlal Classifica­ tions — Only One Division May Be Entered Under Reildrntial Section. 3. Mall Or Deliver Entry Blanks To Tho Jaycee Build­ ing By 6:0(1 P.M., Monday, December 21, ]9<D. 4. Decoratlona Should He Complete Before Submit­ ting Your Entry Blank. 6. Pleas* Keep Dlepla>* Lighted Between 7:80 And 1:30 P.M. Nightly Until The Wlnnera Are Announced — Thl* Will Allow The Judgra Sufficient Time To Check All Entries. Christmas Eve Delivery W- FeeldsntisT .......... . (let and 2nd Plata Trophy la Each Division) --------- Division I, Religious (Nativity, Etc.) — ----- Division S. Traditional (Saatn Claus, Etc.) . _„™— Division 2. Artistic (Lighting Arrangements, Etc.) TOOTHBRUSH For AO Thn Family > ]]•* ONLY • * «•• ** *owe • • a** WWW• • ossfl Not* i Flans* complete deeore lion before submitting entry. / m MOTOR SALES Jji o e ........................................................................................... o*»• *»*• I . ELECTRIC Division 4. Beat Ovar-AII (Choaen From Dlvtelon 1. J And I) . . . Commercial ...... (Florida Power * Light Com­ pany Traveling Trophy For l Year) •■*»* ’ (with a bow on top) CLASSIFICATIONS: NAME ADDRESS *■ 7 H I MAGNOLIA Showroom — Second & Palmetto Phone 322-0711 or 322-0861 �[ , r* . r| » »•«- O U * * * Seminole County * * * * A DECREE , • • • S a n fo rd 1 Bring You Good Tidings' « f. £ u ,4 Invitations to tha tnaugur•a| bill have been aold out fhd 108 Seminole County reaidenta will be on hand Nov. 7 a t the Jni Alai Fronton when Gov. and Mrs. llaydon Burns make th e ir official- appearance- in Central Florida, The 108 rep­ resentatives of this county made donations to the llaydon Burns Scholarship Foundation to receive their invitations. It is expected th a t virtually all of the fop 1state government officials will be present. Guy Lombardo and his orchestra, idnfcer 1 Anita Bryant and Jayne Mansfield will add to the lustre of the occasion. Thuse miniature Little Red School houses you are seeing in all the local stores were put out by the mothers of the school. This is one of the school's fund-raising projects. It is supported entirely by voluntary finances, you know. Drop your change or atuff some of that quiet folding kind in the plot. I Congratulations to SanfordSeminole Jayceea for picking Up the suggestion of a Clock Winder and decorating the end of the old bund shell pier with Christm as lights. It looks won­ derful and can be seen for miles along the lakefront. Thank* to the city too for their permission and encour­ agement. More thanks to Flor­ ida power and Light for erect­ ing the pole and helping to hook up the lights V * Have you seen the beauti­ ful Christm as tree In the F irst Federal building? It ia -ona of the tallest In town and people entering the budding say it’s so pretty it stops them In their tracks i* > , Ii's wort h your while to take a driva around town, one eveiling after supper and see all the beautiful residential ( hristnias lighting decorsttone. Many clever and Inter­ esting ar rangrm enti of Yuletitle flguies, brightly and col­ orfully lit. Set where the City llsli lawn Is displaying the annual Christmas scene. Striking. Yet. across the way, the Coun­ ty Courthouse stands as it does all year-long. * And it came to pasa in thoee daya, th a t there went nut a decree lhat all the world should he taxed, and everyone went to be taxed each In hi* own city. And VA1I-II also went up from the Mediterranean Sea. out of the S traits of Gibraltar, unto the city of Florida, railed Sanford because they were of the house and line­ age of Reconnaissance Attack Wing One. And thus 1961 year* afte r Jesua wp* horn In., Bethle. hem of Judea In the daya of Herod the King, behold there came 180 wise men from the E ast to Sanford say­ ing, "W here are those' we love so much, for we have seen their star in the E a it and are rome to worship Th*iH. And lor th* i t a r w c i i w In th* 'E m w en rh efo r* us, till It came and stood over them". And the pilots have said to the navigators, "I am the voice of one cry­ ing in the wilderness, make straig h t the way of the airrraft. For they that are mine will do me great thingi and holy are their names." We were led into the wilderness and have failed 3(0 days and 3(0 nights, and « e are hungered. And now our angela shall come and minister to u*. * We w rnt »o ** * —i southern Europe, and all the land about the ' 1 . " J .J Tt*n. Hut tlltre hex arisen a great famine, and we are In much w a n t But the angel has come to us and said, "F ear not, for behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy". And so It Is that on the morning of 32 Drremher, our days are accomplished that we should be delivered. And we shall he brought forth and go to our homri . . . . and there (hall be room In the Inn. - 'Widow's Mite' Swells UF Fund By Julian Stenstrom Aasrreiaie Editor -A $160 gift from the 7-1] Stores and their employes plus $210 from others swelled the Seminole County United Fund's coffers to $32,937 01 and left the organization with $15,973.39 needed to reach it's 1(0,000 objective for the cur­ rent rampaign. A $50 g ift was reported from Don McMahan. $35 (turn M affett’s Auto Service, $31 from Hill Hemphill of Bill Hemphill Motto», $20 from Jet Lanes, Inc., and $10 con­ tributions from came from W, A. Holly and Mre. Mary I . Mobley. There were $fi donations from Mis. J. II, Ray, Karl Younger, Marvin Dyal, Mrs Eula McClelland and Mrs Paul I.. Bissell. Con I). Chanoil and Ron Dike em h gave $3 while $2 gifts were received from Dave Moore and Caro) Haskins, The following contributed $1 each: Joe Dubold, Delbert Bush, Burnell Ball, William Richardson, Paul C a s o n , Roosevelt H. Allen, George Oats, Garry Gibson, Ray Hlonigcr, Slim Rodgers ami Chester Stamps. Another $1 gifts was received from an anonymous donor. Perhaps the most thought­ ful g ift ratne from a sweet, little old lady who made w special trip to the UF offices. Sir* sard sha was believed su much in what the United Fund was doing through its vari­ ous agencies for Seminole County's people, “In what name shall we list the g if t? ” the win asked. ‘J u s t rail It a 'widow's mite,' ” eh* replied. " I t 's not murli but It's the beet 1 can do.” I oral United Komi officials sa t they were Convinced if everyone did tils beat they Code 32771 VOL. 57 U nited f*resa Leased W ire . EaLtblishcd *908 FRL, DECEM BER 1S ~ l 904 FOUNTA INTOWN. Imi. U U P D -F ife swept through a country nursing home before dawn today and authorities es­ tim ated at least 30 elderly pa­ tient! wr r e k-tRcd The temperalurfi t r a i three degrees above zero, Firem en had to break through the ice of nearby Brandywine Creek, to get water to light the flames. Twelve persons were known dead in the flames which con­ sumed the two-siory, white fram e Maples Convalescent Home, located at the edge' of this ham let of 250 persons. Fountaintown is 10 miles southeast of lmlianapulis. Fire department* from vil­ lages throughout the Indiana countryside fought the blaze. The w ater in their pumper trucks gave out and they hud to go to the creek, The towering flame*- of the tragic fire could be seen five miles away. Nurses staggered from the building carrying aged patients. The ones who survived were sleeping on the first floor. Those on tile second floor died. Bremen said Kenny Purbers. one of the first men on the vn-ire. said “ a nurse told me th ki tchen on fire and the hall's on fire,' Sll« we* ill l i c it . c u ii n't talk.*' Max McGraw, who ha* own­ ed and operated the home Jl.r 10 y e a n , ga>ped ' I rouldn i aland to stay over there The, were my fam ily.” McGrsw *»id thrre were .11 patients, a fulltime nur»e and two nurM*'» aides in Ihr hurnr when the first broke mil Twelve bodies were removed from the rubble before dawn Fifteen persona were rescued ami treated f<»r sln»ck. exposure First Family Wishes Liquor License Approved For Longwood Hotel Bv Ilonn* I X r * The~T.fmrwwnt City (-mm-11 votf*'! f a taMif a l i q u o r II* i'lisr In tin* I .onirwood Hotel hai niter • w r t l t e h t u n t * Wl,a atibmitted by L. T. . -j '.. ji cunt* : U«' g iieit seniori of nuni'il T'.urs* d«\ nffrM* Ym th** mrr foment Hunt |»h lp*n t Mtiform vuth Ih# ill v ui<liriati( n n*(j Hiring Hint 11•* hot. I hnv* Jtn rooms ,,''»dahl fur rent mI nml the mi i truly t o t1 r,,n^ Till (14-| W tIIIA Id*ftir «' 4t| tflllll ic •i.c **1it Idiwhnii'fit, fu n i(ti*4 mi ft. If K**rir1l iSMt'ifiir t h r ll* rnsi* "ii M|ifin n p lt " In oth«*r tiuntnrr*s, hid4 on Jho jM'Niir faring of lli^*hlurid SliK 'l, YTivtgii-pii A u ’iiut mtd Mnni n AM'nui?, wori' opened and taken und.*r ndvisrmtiit until fhu Jnnunry inert tnir. Submit t irikf Ii ids wen- <tinner Having 11rid t Hfiall urtoot, llnnic Asphutl and Ralph Wilkins. Couio d decided to nil ploy A Merry Yule Degrees At FSU READ OUR ADS TALLAHASSEE (UPJ) Florida State liniveraity will confer degrees on about >00 students a t commencement ceremonies Saturday In Tully Gymnasium. State Supreme Court J u s ­ tice Stephen O'Connell will be apeaker and the degreea will be conferred by Preaident Gordon Blackwell, presiding at bia last FSU commence­ ment. Blackwell w ill'tak e over aa preaident of Furm an Univers­ ity in February. Business Elite Altamonte Sets Meet With LBJ 1965 Budget Th* committee met for more than two hours in th* wake of newspaper articles which cited the $1 million dis rovery of Spanish treasure off F ort pierce last epring by tha Real Eight Salvage Co. ■ The committee indicated th a t (he stale ehould not try to sell Its finds, however, if it ^oe* into treasure hunting. It should keep them, instead, for their priceless historical value. "1 think w« have tha brains to do anything Real E ight can do along this line," said com- Slete Geological Survey, He pointed out th a t while th* committee Is made up of ex­ perts, Real Eight includes a carpenter and a stonemason in tla numbers. Dr. Hale Smith, a Florida S tate University anthropolo­ gist. said Real Eight made no‘ overwhelming accomplishment by discovering Spanish gold, "We Jhe experts could have dono it hy utilizing ..ordinary exploring-procedurca," Smith said. Tha committee also decided th a t more knowledgeable pert h ouid le y sw sa i Lha m itta a u w fi> A O la u * <U (Aa At $88,000 WASHINGTON <UIM) — Johnson, in hi* discussion Pfcvijhnt Johnson followed.up with the labor le ad n s, gave It) Donna Eatra . lone e co n o m ic d u c u w i o n no c o m m i tm e n t on how he A record $88,27(1.85 budget, ------ -------------- ■ __ , , _ ,, ,, with b>p TaTSiir TJ'rnlrrvtrr o f-m ig h t tmppmvGw UcmocraUe., adopted by tfl# Altn'i-ring equal tim e till* after platform s pledge to abolish monte Springs Tow n Counrll noun to a group ot the na state "right tu wurk" law*. fur the p.m.', fiscal year after t mil’s business elite. Mean/ told newsmen after j consecutive read Inga of l o.T r l r r n t p * ,it|ve.> (he two nodi a n d '15 minute Hie budget or dm once which were i sited to meet vufh th r set the rate of taxation at President at the While House. meeting, "I'm quite sure the approximately seven mills. I’ir -s secretary George E. President Ii going to support Mated as the three laj-gest Ilredy mid Ui< v wi re invited the platform .' anticipated aouict-a of revenue Beedy also told newsmen hi a It'll 1 estjiLc to give the President their taxes. $33.. view- on iiirreni problem*.'' the President ' stands on the 871 hr.; cigarette taxes, $'-’6.The meeting, Beedy said, is Democratic platform " non,, uni 1 Utility luxes. $12.At Issue in the right to work mill. sim ilar in purpose to Thurs . Among allocations are da) s session at which Ai t. controversy is section lib ol $2lt.',om» for thf alt 4'i't a and i It) President George Mean) l tie Talt liar Hr) Ia lair law .-unillMth HI lit] Gil tmrrit and and other ialmr leaders gave which permit* stales to re $8, 6(111 to the recreation deth r President their Mews on strict federal provisions which paitm vnt. a wide variety of economic ill low labor management con­ Budget for the water de­ problems i tracts recognizing the union partm ent seta current cxInvited to today's session shop. $12.(36, with mitljrleileea til u .v,.„ue , , | ; Ui. were; Donald C Cook p r r x r - lb e DamoWaG— dent of American Electric nl l£Mjo apd 1901 both called 000 fur snip of H ater arid f 2,. Power Company. New York. lor repeal of seetlon Kb. K00 fur hy d ran t rcntala. Frederick Kappel, chairm an of American Telephone and Telegraph, New York, allenry Ford 11, chairman of Ford Motor Company., Dearborn, Mich ; Frazer B. "Wilde, chair-, man of Connecticut General DALLAS (U P I) — A blind Life Insurance, Hartford, Hullo* woman mote than ill) Charles Thornton, president yrais old b*d her sight re­ ol Litton Industries; Beverly Ly I i t d l l l L3l_'Ft I h lltlls, Calif ; Thomas J Mat LONDON ( t 'i 'i l — Britain stated when all# bumped her head on a cupboard,-her rrla, J n su v A ... BRIEFS pelso iin e] r e q u ire m e n ts Special Edition Come Sunday Aa is Its annual ruatom , Thr Sanford Herald will di­ vert from It* usual publics* tlon schedule during tha next week. Th* Herald alaff will b« on duty tomorrow (S a tu r­ day) night and a special edition will lie delivered to subscribers, early Sunday murnlng. It follows (hen th a t Her* t n r m m tir m w err Gift From God’ For Christmas MMf." ' .............. ........ . f. ired payment of $173 2 mil- [ I be w o m a n , w b o b a d b e e n I,,.n in tc rrsl and cupilal Called I" 1 -P7 Year*. s*md «b^' paym ents due" tlii Tvtates and Uanudu liy t h c ( 1**'* ,,f,t vvant hei name made public end of the year. "I feel it ii awzift from God and I do not want it Dav id R oc kefe lle r cliuii ^ u n [ i i ^ O f It I S id I'hw ii M U pboilan , B.snk, ^ i.KOPtJLpV 1 !. I K T h e ed," she m id, "It New » • * # « " « . .(:imgu ( L n ) _ A g o v e r n m e n t will, h might be taken away." p rc atd en V <M Columbia Broad furi., o f . 2(K) , riMjpt „ nd 47 easting System. New Y o rk ; ' Bill Stolk, chairman of Am er ' (| Iran Can, New York; Micharl McCarthy, president of Mer­ rill, L>nch. Pierce, Fenner ami Smith, New York; Wil­ liam B. Murphy, president of Campbell Soup, Camden, N. J., and Frank Magee of Alum; mum Company of America, state's interest when It comr» time to divide up the treasure finds of private companies. When the Real Eight dis­ covery wax divided, the com­ m ittee p an ted out, Florida wax represented by a Florida Highway Patrol captain and a certified public accountant. Although the atate gave Real Eight a salvage leaae which includes shout 6(1 miles of eastern coastline, its dis­ covery last May was outside of this area. A retroactive b ase was given by $(p however, which bat 1 ■ured its portion of bra** nr* mk IRKMMN. 4 hiu In l i t early stages,’* He' added, *\V# had already programmad a modest increase In personnel •lor to a backlog of buelneea at mid-year (November ia Dynetronic's fiscal calendar) which amounted to $3.3 milBun at that time. The contract between Dynatruitlr* and NASA rails for completion in miil-1986. - tional Bus mess Machine*. N< w York, Huger Plough, chair man fit - United S ta te s-htect; New \o rk FredVrlc Donner, chairm an al General Motors, New York, S ta te T o ld 'H u n t G o ld ' TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — A group of *xp*rla urged Florid* Thursday to gel in­ to treasure hunting on its own so it won’t lose larger por­ tions of disroverica to private Interests. The special salvage com­ mittee, which advises trustees of th* S tata Internal Im­ provement Fund, said that Florida can do a better and cheaper job of locating and salvaging old wracks than ran private salvors. Also, ft said, th* state now loses 76 per cant of all such discove­ ries to private companies SANFORD, FLO RID A second time shot. Jaycee President Clyde Long just hnppened to drive out on the mole, causing the white streak across the middle of the pic­ ture; that's his ear light glare at the left. The houseboat parked in the city basin is a t the right. A ROUTINE photo nasiRnment, know-how nnil luck produced this unusual picture. Herald photographer Bill Vincent Jr. was assigned to "shoot" the JaycPe's Christmas decoration on the city mole at the lake front. Bill used 100 speed film and opened his lens wide for a '27- Police Chief Roy G. WIIM Ifii^an to fitiiidinh dis* Rams and his men have their Imu'i-i f/om Don and fSrri't fingers crossed these days. Central Florida com muni- 1 he preientcd a propoied orT n v rin toe (Tiriat Kfdtucpnl The year's almost gone and WASHINGTON f U T h —The f f i unh stud Hie i h u x h of they like what they see on tie*, for Ihc Brit lim e In mod ] dinanre to cope with auch a the traffic fatality bulletin ern hi.tory, banded together lr*rKh‘>r >hould “ b« granted. First Family wishes the nation Christ b .fur acting on atqilt... , .. I IB* proposal was hailed by a Merry Christmas tonight ration from the tavern ownboard in fro n t of headquart- _Thuriday to coniider a m u-, n , A r_ , . , , . | Orlando Council membera and j J R bt fl t t Vi ------J U h ------------— — r * - : -----------— USl Mttlaam which than laiw.i M h cc mi » —*-*>' i i'prew ari ' u h *n tim w ra »wrjicn to illuminate An j*$•|-1<•wtum for bct-i ami V Seminole High School's Key The problem di*cu»cd in live* as ' a sound one." d (m the national Christmas trip , a wipe I Will Club holiday ball has been Orlando yesterday was the %” TIw rnnst^ important fea­ 72 foot wlple w p r u c c . located Handy*) uvd Stole |,e»og huilt on KR J and the l u t m i of scheduled. It'll be held from 8 rash of requests foi* Cbmrnun-, ture of yesterday's meeting," ochlnd the White House. Television1 Knowles said, "ia lhat it Turning on lights Is retU td -SB (31 p.m. until midnight Monday By A n t e n n a brought so many cities togeth­ cd as somewhat out ol char— at the Mayfair Inn. Music will (CATV) franchises, CATV is a commercial oper­ er to study mutual problems. be piovuteri by lire ''Flam ing acter for Johnson, who has ation which erects an antenna It could easily tic spread out gained quite a reputation at a . . . . ... Tempo's" dance band. system to provide TV rcccp to handle other problems man who turns lights ofi Hy|t . I l l I llO U T S "t ll|N National Annual Chrtatmaa party for Bon of nations not now r e - 1 which many of us face and at fl.40 p.m (EST) with s ' MIAMI j J>| r celved. M [ now handle on an individual flick of a finger, he will turn Air l/rir h inlay rluimrjl » children-of Kntghta of ColumSanfhrd City Manager War­ basis." on 5,000 red lights on the big nrw transcontinental record hu* will i* held 6-7 p m. Sun­ day at K. of C. hall. There ren E. (F ete) Knowles w ail Cities w e r e represented tree in a nationally televised for commercial aircraft after a N A L Boeing 7'27 jet flew lie garnet, refreahmenta named coordinator for the from as far .apart places as ceremony. cities involved and will keep New Smyrna Beach and Kis­ Before the traditional tree- from Seattle to Miami 1 huraand Santa Claus. each city advised on the pro­ simmee and Zellw'ood. Invita­ lighting ceremony, the John­ day in fout hour* and 2<> nun. gress in dealing with CATV. tions will he sent to every sons play host to the wives utea. DeMolay will rinjr th* Sal­ Knowles said this morning city m Central Florida when and children of White House Average ground speed for vation Army belli for kittle be wili call another meeting as (he next meeting is called, s tiff mem bers expected to Hie 2,8 3o-n't tie flight waa 1560 donation* on Monday from D toon as he has lufflclent in­ Knowles said. number about 1,000. mites per hour. a.m. to 6 p.m. And atarting at formation concerning t h e 10 a.m. the DeMolay mother* franchlie request*. Yesterday will conduct a baka tale in front of McCrory'a. 800 To Receive Selection of Dynatronica, Inc., a Seminole . C o u n t y apare-electronle* firm , for a $3.6 million contract awarded by the National Aeronautlca and Space A dm inistration, will not call fop a substantial Increase in personnel require­ ments during the Initial sta g e ,' according to George F. A n­ derson, executive vie* presi­ dent and general m anager of the company. Tha Herald was advised by Sens. S peitard Holland and George Smather* th a t NASA had awarded tha contract to Dynatronics. Th# project will call for the design, m anufacturing and on-sight''E ngineering support of 19 PCM (pulse code mod­ ulation telem etry xyxtemx in NASA’a worid-wido ■ Apollo . space flight netw ork — wVvln options for additional equip­ ment. The PCM system# ara to bo Installed a t (elected' ground stations, ona training center and three Apollo tracking shipi. Data on information re­ garding flight condition*, jverform anret of spaca c ra ft and the health of th* aitro n au ta will be handled by th* highly com plex'code radio telem etry systems. The system s to he m anufac­ tured by Dynatronica will identify and to ri out Informa­ tion and at extrem ely high speed* prepared It for oneight d ata processing. When t h e announcement was made a t the Dynatronica plant on U. S. 17-92 Just south of Sanford, a spokes­ man for the firm aald, "Tha place went wild. Th* people were really Hippy.’' Athleraon said, ,rWe do not expect this program to pre* sent additional substantial Nursing Home Fire Claims 12 Patients Sell It Ic-Mittini ...i > W E A T H E R : R ain, much cnlder to n ig h t and S atu rd ay low to n ig h t ab o u t 40. could the campaign would reach Its $111,0110 goal over night. (itfts or pledges marie be marie by phone (323-08361, by a visit to the UF offices lf>05 Sanford Atlantic Nation­ al Bunk Bldg.) or by mail and amok# inhalattcm. IP. O. Box 1 ( 0 . Sanford Manager Guiding Mutual Communities Study Equipment For Apollo Flight Net on the S t Joints River * * * * “The Nile of America” ( h r is tm a s holiday w ith th e ir families -for no paper will* lie published next Friday, Dec. 35. The .Sanford Herald and Its entire sta ff extend th* •Season's G reeting! to you and yours. \\8k.v** m#r,,n a r .e . fought to- to hold tlie town of Pauli* against relicl forces teported to number 4,000. Defense Shield LONDON (U PI) — Britain envisages a defenso shield erruled by W estern nations ami the Soviet Union to hall Communist Chines* "n u rlrar blackmail or attack" against countries in Asia. "S«*rvinK Sanford and Seminole Counly Since 1950" HUNTZcuryIhc. • Authorized Salea & Service -Jke/uwu/ Split Issue Comet WASHIN GTON ( U P I ) — The Johnson adm inistration is willing to taka p a rt in a new W estern approach to Ruiaia on the issue of divided Ger­ many. B ut it see* little hopa for aucceia, S ecretary of S ta te Dean Rusk said. Strike Ends . CAPE KENNEDY (U P I)— A carpenters union locsl to ­ day withdrew Its pickets from tha spraw ling spaceport and $leared th* w ay fo r a ra ­ pt ion of construction on ^ ( v a'* $760 million moonpoftT Worker* began retu rn ­ ing Uaaii 'jobs. Lincoln C’o n tln e n tn l Complete Modern One-Hlop Automotive Center! Every Type Repair On Ail Make* A Models 3 2 2 -4 8 8 4 109 N. Palmetto Avt. Sanford. Fla. (Corner of Palmetto * Commercial) I - .' 'I ffitVAf \\ \ %\ •i (■ liAvft M *H " rtH ;.T ,U if � 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, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 17, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 17, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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