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JA N U A R Y 17
A d m it.k m .
Catherine M. Penny, Lonnie
Cherry, Richard W. Hayea,
A r t h u r Yoweil, Elizabeth
Chamber!, Thereat Spcart
Scott, Faye Lodge, Nancy
Reynold!, Roy WII»on, Allison
Beat, Mary Jean Crocker,
Mollle Emily Yesley, Paul
Queen, all of Sanford; Carrel
Hirt, Flora Allman, Wlllli C.
Elmore, Osteen; Michael Lucaa, Fern Park; Sharon Fu
trell, Lake Monroe; Anna
Heath, Altamonte Springs
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Malcome Lod
ge, baby girl, Sanford; Mr.
and Mrs. Larry lUrt, baby
girl, Osteen
D isch a rg e *
Elm er L. Carr, Catherine M.
Penny, Josephine Rayburn,
Judith Wilbur, Ruth Dougher
ty, William Ruffin, Ramey
Harris, Vanta Buckner, Jerry
Lee Dickerson, James L.
Chureh Jr., Ruth Stephen*.
Wanda Jean Hunter, Michael
Whitley, Diane E. Brezlnskey
and baby girl, Grace Lucille
Richardson and baby girl, all
of Sanford; Clem Bowen, Lee
Combs, Genera; Helen Pell,
Osteen; Isaac Scott, Taft;
Wllhelmlne Bcslcr, DcBary;
Marintha Ann Tillls, Lake
Mary
JANUARY IS
Admissions
Sarah Louise Knight, Lillie
Mae Collins, Nell Day, Gary
Moretz, Jewell Dean Young,
Rebecca Smoak Cummings,
Teddy R. Lindt. Dlxlo Dcs
kins, Michael Cobb, Elizabeth
Klein, all of Sanford; Linda
S ch rad er, DcLand; Christine
L. Reynolds, Edda Willahan,
DcBary; Mary Jo Culbrclh,
Lake Monroe
Births
Mr. and Mra. Dan Collins,
baby girl, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
inond Deaklns, baby boy, Mr.
and Mrs. Flavors Franklin
Culbreth, baby boy, all of
Sanford
Diacharges
Nancy Reynolds, Bessie Haig
ler, Mabel J . Hurston. Fati
m a Henley, Kathlern Stef
ford, Wilbur Hartman, Dor
othy Lee, all of Sanford; WII
Ham Krecker, Fred li. Me
Laren, Talman Van Arsdale,
all of DeBary; Manning Todd
Osteen; Jon Phillip Morris
Alice Toneff, Longwood; Bet
ty J . Richey, Lake Mary;
Sharon Futrcll, Lake Monrod
Catherine Wilburn, llavanna
Ala.
JANUARY II
Admission*
Janice E. Dcnco, Susan Shot)
maker, Eartha Allen, Vivian
Van Aukcn, Lulu Mac Colyer,
William R. Jennings, Olive
lllllery, Paula Johnson, all of
Sanford; Jam es U. Osburn
Lake Mary
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Van
Auken, batty girl, Sanford
Discharges
Teddy R. Lindt. Dorothy lilt
tell, Horace 11. Duncan, Sin
clalr Ash, Michael Cobb, Ka
trena Johnson, Jam es An
thony Harris, Charles Muffin,
Betty Martensen and baby
boy, Clarice L. Litton and
baby boy, all of Sanford; Di
antha A. Ilondzion and batty
boy, Martha M. Powell and
baby boy, Longwood; John
Ebetsch, DcBary; Flora All
man, Ethel M. Whlddcn, Os
teen; Michael Lucas, Fern
Park; Morris Wilson, Oak Hill
JANUARY 2*
A d m issio n *
Ward T. Tilley, Jam es A.
Riser, Beverly K. Logan, Em
ma W. Lynn, Juanita Scott,
Elizabeth
Bowman,
Jesse
Jones, Geoffrey Bucy, Irene
WUt, Ethel Parkes, all of
Sanford; Mary R. Early, Del
tona; Vassar T. Morton, Bertrum Gould, Suranna Wolff,
William Miller, all of DeBary;
Bernice Pilate, Mima; James
Lake, Waklo V. Waggoner, of
Lake Mary; LylUan Gray,
Lauren, S. C.
Birth*
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Dencr.
baby girl; Mr. and Mrs. Char
les W1U, baby girl; Mr. and
Mra. David Scott, baby boy,
all of Sanford; Mr. and Mra.
Nathaniel Pilate, baby girl,
Mima.
Dischargee
Alien Blackshear, Clifford
Bosk, Jacqueline Partain,
Mary Hargrave, Faye Lodge
and baby girl, LUlie Mae Col
lins and baby girl, all of
Sanford; Burdean Colegrove,
DeBary;
Faye
Kendrick.
Rochester, N. Y.; Carrel lilrt
and baby girl, Osteen.
S w if t 's F r a n k s
S a u s a g e ••••
P o rk C h o p s • •
P o rk R i b s . . .
S lic e d B a c o n •
W h ite S h r im p
B o lo g n a • . • .
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G em
Popular Brown 'N Serve Swift'*
R o l l s ................... 2 .'H i 4 9 c
B r.*h *f*n e '. A nerted Flever.
Y o g u r t ......................... ...
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Pllltbery Sw*e» *» le tt.re illh
Testy Flavored la b *
C h e e se
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Armour'* Ster Delicious
Minute Meld Cenceelrele
O ra n g e
J u ic e
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B e ll P e p p e r s ................... ' S T 5 9 c
W ith Cheat*, Chef ter-er-Dee
Birdt lye Qukh Frette
P u f f s ...................
23c
M r*. Feel'* Fam ily Fech
F is h
lb.
p«r
lb.
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lb.
Copeland's Tatty Freak Sliced
P i z z a ................... 'V h * “ 5 9 c
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Smell Slio Tatty Florida
Hellewey Haute Stuffed
F ro z e n
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Country Style Froth
W itceniln Sliced ■ la-ire
S w is s C h e e s e ................
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Testy Center-Cut
B i s c u i t s .............................4 «*£ 3 9 c
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New! Sixxle-See led Flever
• dairy specials •
lb.
49
49
69
45
49
49
49
C a k e s ...................... ' S T 5 9 c
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B re a d e d
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D E L IC IO U S L Y D IF F E R E N T
SW IF T S PREMIUM TASTY
FLAVO R HOUSE
CORNED BEEF
69
CABBAGE
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6
Dry ROASTED PEANUTS...
• dow n produce lane •
lb.
Taity North Caroline
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Fancy Red Emperor
HARD GREEN
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Dole Pineapple-Grapefruit
Lyket Hearty-Fla voted
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Zetty Flevered Apple-Keg
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Green Gient Buffet Sixe
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VOL. f>G
ci o c
n v JULIAN 8TENSTROM
Wf leurm-d this morning
tliat the Orange County Board
of Commissioners approached
Lake County's commissioners
uhout n joint site for the uni
versity. Only 300 acres would
have been in Lake County.
Orange never submitted th e 1
site. It was the last the L ake,
people heard about it,
•
•
•
Hut vve wore pU-uscd to g e t ,
Ijike County Clerk Frank .
Owens’ report this m orning,
that Lake County's commis-1
sinners had endorsed n Semi
nole site. They didn't pin
point Ada or Kcon. They lie-1
lieve, said Owens, that the
site should be where it is ac
cessible to the Inrgest num
ber of people. We agree.
Zip Code 32771
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WEATHER: Light rain* today becoming partly cloudy Friday; high to lay 65-70; low tonight around B5.
United Press Len.«ed~Wiie
Established 1»08 ~THURS., JANUARY 23, 1964 ; SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 110
Lake County For Seminole Site;
Officials Tour Added Locations
Best Location,
Officials Tell
Control Board
Group Hopes
For Decision
On Friday
t ^
A Scnunole County site for
By Fred Van Pell
live proposed East Central
ORLANDO— Five of six
Florida University has been
members of (tie State Board
• » •
endorsed by the Board of
We bad a clock watcher call of Control were taken on s
Commissioners of l.ake Coun
at our home la>t night and tour this morning by orange
ty, according to lak e Coun
say tliat The Herald's edi 1County Commissioners of new
ty's clerk, Frank Owens.
torial cu Monday
was the ! sites proposed for the Fast
Contacted at his office In
beat resumo of the situation
Tavares this morning, Owens
| Central Florida University.
AN OLD-FASHIONED rvtern-whcol (or pmlillo wheel) niifhtftccinK liont
they'd yet seen. We were com
confirmed an earlier report
now is plying' Luke Monroe and Hie St. Johns River, much ns in the days
plimented on it ul«o because
that the Lake Counly Com
of the real rtverbont, the Osceola, which traveled from Jacksonville to
other news media, stirh as
mission had decided * Semi
Sanfurd from a half-century uko to about 11128. The Deltona Queen, a 30WESH-TV (Channel 2) and
nole County site would best
pnssentrer boat, will he christened at 10 n.m. Friday at the Deltona dock on
newspapers such us the Deserve not only the citizens of
Tire State Board of Con
Lake Monroe. Deltona visitors will be Riven tickets for the free boat rides,
Lund Sun News, the Leesburg trol. upon the advice of Its
la k e but also the rest of (lie
seven
days a week. Commodore Harold Willett is the Deltona Queen'd cap
people of Central Florida.
Commercial and others hod technical staff, ilriqvped the
tain. Now turn this picture upside down and sen a ghost ship.
“
Wo
believe
a
Seminole
site
picked it up.
Lund site this afternoon.
• • •
Is best," said Owens, “ be
The site was never official
cause either of your sites
Tliat word of endorsement ly proposed by the Kemlnole
SEN. MACK CLEVELAND, right, greets Commissioner of Agriculture
would be accessible to our
Wednesday f r o m
Volusia Board u( Commissioners. It
Doyle Conner (center) at dedication of the new Pesticide Residue Labora
region by SR 46. We antici
County's
commissioners was offered only In the
tory in Sanford while County Agent Cecil Tucker, J. T. Rumbloy, lab tech
pate that in the not too dis
wasn't hard to tukc. Matter event the Board of Control
nician, Burke Chester, inspector, and Wade Shenly, chemist look on.
tant future that SR 46 will
cf fact, we enjoyed it! Thanks, was Interested. Meanwhile,
become a major cross state
gentlemen. We're glad you the Kemlnole commissioners
highway.”
agreed that a Seminole site reaffirmed the la k e Ada
Owens went on to say that
is the best because it will do site. However, It expanded
la k e 's commissioners believ
MOSCOW (UPI) — Cuban readied Havana at 8:40 am . visit to Uie Soviet Union, gavs
more
good for thelargest
the Eron site to S.noo acres
ed that a Seminole location Premier Fidel Castro return EST.
details of a new trade pact
tiumlicr of people. There's no north to s n la and offered
would be the most logir.il site ed to Havana today In secrecy
Khrushchev had good rea under which Russia has pledg
better reasoning than tliut.
the Board Us rholre of any
among those now lx-mg con
son to be pleased with Cas ed to buy $2.5 billion worth
• • •
l,ooo to l.son acres.
•
at the end of a 10-day visit tro's trip here, the second he ot Cuban sugar with Soviet
sidered
by
the
Board
of
Con
By the way, Tom Gilchrist
• • •
to the Soviet Union in which has made in eight months.
trol.
goods over a six-year period.
Jr., general manager of
Inspected were Turkey Lake
News of Lake County’s en lie backed Moscow publicly
Castro
gave
Khrushchev
sig
WESH-TV, wrote; "I regret
Commissioner of Agric.il l Slalc Sen> Sfott K,.„y of
Kelly, a general contractor dorsement, which was wired in its dispute with Red China. nificant public ba eking in his
th at the two minutes, 40 Ranch and the Martin Com
lure
Doyle Conner dedicated; Lakeland will address the an- and realtor, is also engaged In to the State Uoard of Con
pany
Site
south
of
Orlando,
Moscow Radio said the Cu Ideological light with Peking
seconds, allotted for cur edi
(he new pesticide residue nual awards banquet of Uic the insurance and hanking trol, comes on tlie heels of ban leader flew from Kiev by condemning splinter move
torials was not sufficient to the Carrigan - Rybolt and
an endorsement by Volusia in the Ukraine by way of ments among foreign Commu
Sanford • Seminole Junior
quote your Monday editorial Adamuccl sites cast of Or- lalxiratory located at the
Chamber of Commerce Satur business. Ho U a former County’s commissioners which Murmansk to Havana aboard nist parties.
in its entirety. 1 found it welt llando and the Sweetwater Slate Farmers arket In San- day night.
member of the lakeland City was announced Wednesday. a giant TUI 14 Jetliner. Tho
Castro’.* support for the So
wiitten and most comprehen site northwest of Orlando. It , font tills morning before a
Tlie affiir will also feature Corrmls'iog. a* ’*7 - -is tnnjor WESH-TV of Qaytona Beach broadcast said tlie plane viet position was made known
waa noted that ah o(
r»C
sive snd objective."
WASHINGTON fUPf) and Orlando has editorially
in a Joint Sovict-Cuhan com President Johnson's political
comity 'o t t if la lf an d'*rejr^ [J* .
n°r' ,
"f 1 *kel;,nd a"d »' M WC*MC endorsed tlie Seminole situ at
l!e went on to say, “ You sites included large lakes.
munique, tiio full text of aides privately are circulat
Making the tour were sentatives uf the agriculture ? .
____. _ *.' ,S' K>! I* Florida legislator.
ntuke an excellent ease and if
government award, oulstand- 1 j[c b;il< i*,,.,, prominent in Lake Ada. It is understood
which was published by the ing result* of a DemocratBaya
Harrison, industry.
logic prevails to any reason Chairman
Ing young farmer award and JiycM fleUvltie*. In 195( he that the Do land Sun News
Communist
party organ I’ra- s|N>n.*ored Pennsylvania poll
Chester
Whittle,
Charles
For
Commissioner
Conner
was
able degree, the new univer
outstanding young s a i l o r won Lakeland's outstanding and the Leesburg Commer
vita today.
showing hlin far ahead of
sity should lie located at Lake man, Gert Schmidt and John introduced by Sen. Mack award.
cial
have
(or
are
now)
en
The communique, summing major Republican contender*
young msn of the year award.
Pace. Absent was Dr. Wayne Cleveland and (lie invocation
Ada."
dorsing
Seminole
Counly
av
up (he official part of Castro's for the While House.
In 1937 he was one of Flor
Thank you, Tom. The Her McCall- wOo made the same was given by Hie Rev. Grover
ida's five outstanding young a site for the pospaved school.
Sewell of the First Presbyter
ald and all of Seminule'a peo j tour Sunday.
Ilio President'* advisers
men, was the recipient of tlie
None of the board mem ian Church.
GAINESVILLE (UPI) ple thank you. It is great to
are most impressed with the
state Jaycee good govern
The Department of Agricul
Ten students from the Uni
poll's indication that Gov.
know we're not fighting this bers would commit themment award in 1962 and also
sclvci thl* morning relative ture has been carrying on the
versity of Recife, Brazil, will
William Scranton Is running
battle alone.
that year was nominated for
to any change in their 3 3 pest residue program for the
• • •
attend a series of seminars
behind two other potential
tlie national organization's 10
deadlock between l.ake Ada in past five years through tlie
on the American way of life
GOP presidential nominees in
We luid u clock vvalclier
outstanding young men of
Seminole County and Ulue- use of mobile units, but this
here next week.
phone the other day to in atone in Orange County.
OPELIKA, Ala. (UPI) — Pennsylvania,
America
award.
is the first permanent labor
Lt. Col. Sherman G. Ilarrlquire if any of Keniinole
William Houghton, a proud
Johnson's best showing as
The banquet will be held at
However they indicated they
man
(Ret.) died this morning
father without a ear, walks Uic poU's Democratic pres),
County's school buses are will make every effort to atory established outside TalSeminole's Board of County the Police Benevolent Associa
LOS ANGELES (UPI) - two mile* from hi* homo to dential nominee waa against
heated, and If not why not. reach a decision at their lahosscc. It was made poss- Commissioners today official tion's building on Seminole at his residence, 111 Orange
Drive, Loch Arbor, following Blind Ncg'o singer • pianist a hospital and back twice a Arizona's Republican Sen.
We checked with Walter : meeting Friday morning here ble by an appropriation of the ly and unanimously en d o rse | Boulev ard
Legislature last year.
Hay Charles will have (0 pay day to see hi* new son. He Barry Gvldwaler.
a lengthy illness.
Teague of the county school | at the Cherry Plata Hotel.
t h e proposed metropolitan
Conner said that tills is n
Horn Fell. 12, 1895 in North $400 a month for the impport is 81 years old.
Johnson, 82.1 per ccnt|
office. He advised tiial this
telephone
system.
Seminole County Commis
Conway, N. II., he came here of the 3-mnnth-old daughter of
Tho child, William Jr., was Gold water—17.9 per cent.
county hut no heuted school sioners entertained the board two fold program, not just of
The roinmiisioners adopted
benefit to the grower, but pro
in 1917 from Gloucester, Sandra Jean Betts.
Tho democrati’ Pennsy
horn Jan. 16 to Houghton's
buses. “ Buses," he reported, of control members at lun
a resolution in which they
viding consumer protection as declared that the county
Mass.
.second wife, Josie, 37, who lvania poll next showed:
“are purchased according to cheon at Oviedo City Hall.
well.
Ifo served nversess in txstls
Johnson, 798 per cent;
l» 18 years younger than
would best be served by the
state specifications mid they
Following the luncheon the
TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) — Houghton's oldest daughter.
It is estimated that Some proposed system since it
World
Wsrs
and
was
the
re
Scranton,
20.2 per cent.
do not include beating equip group was to visit the Tuska2,000 samples drawn from a would have tlie effect of In
cipient of (lie Purple Heart, Charles Hughes, 29, must
Hospital officials *aid the
Johnson,
75.2 per centf
vvilia and Econ sites, and if
ment."
large central Florida area creasing Hie number of tele
PARIS (UPI) — President the Croix de Guerre and the stand trial on charges of at infant, w-hirli weighed six | New York Gov. Nelson A.
Teague went on to suy tliat Uicy so desire, will return
will be Icslcd for residue dur ______
(i*u|l«,'s mdepend ! Distinguished Service Cross. tempting to kill his 3 year-old pounds at it* Caesarean birth, Horkcfeller, 216 per cent.
phones in
In Seminole "which:c,lflr,r*
after buses are purchased a for another look at lak e Ada.
ing
the
Sanford
lab's
first
j
bc
dialcd
toll
free
l»
,
nt
IK),ic>
‘
* ° win renewed j He waa a past commander of stepdaughter in a icheine to i* m good health.
Johnson, 75.2
c r ccntj
Chairman James P. Avery
county can add heuting equip
>ear
of
operation.
Foodstuffs
j
-t?^
C(.n)
j
French
grandeur
across the [the Bethlehem Commamlry collect $30,000 insurance.
Mrs, Houghton said she former Vice President Rich
ment if it wishes. •Tcrliapt Jr. sakl he also hoped board
to lie tested will include vege-j Tj|(. |,rupoaal to establish world widened today on three Knight* Templar; a past com
married Houghton, her se ard M. Nixon, 24.8 per ccnL
some do," Teague said, “but members would take the time
tables, meats, and milk.
Ihc ayg|ein was ,nat, . atcd b) fronts _ Russia, Communist mander ot (ho American Leg
cond husband, in 1958 “ be
to
visit
Seminolo
Memorial
I don't know of any. Also, as
MIAMI (UPI) - Two lens cause we both were lone
inn in Gloucester and a inrinA *ro'V r rduc"tion pro j lhc Seminole County Chamber chi"* *nd La,,n America.
far aa I know, Seminole bus Hospital and othrr points of
<>( dynamite exploded acci some." Site lived with a Collins SayR No
ber
of
Hie
American
Legion,
£■>"
of Commerce and arrange
Kin»nce Minister Valery
no plans to install heating interest fn Sanford.
dentally at a nearby rockpit sister next door to Houghton. Gov. I.eroy Collins reiterated
has already resulted fn
incut* were made by lhc (
‘1 Estalng left for Shrine Club and llahla Tem
equipment in any of its
Wednesday, killing three work “ He needed somebody to today tliat lie doesn't expect
lowering of residue.
ple
in
Sanford.
He
also
was
Southern Bell Telephone Com Mo*cow u,r *eek-l<mg talks
buses.”
men and scattering fragments keep him from burning up his to campaign for a public of
Some
of
the
reason*
for
a
member
ol
tlie
First
Meth
pany
which
serves
the
great
:
a*
med
**
boosting
trade
be
* • •
of their bodies over a quarter- food," she said.
contamination, according to er
odist
Church
of
Sanford.
fice In Florida this year.
r e a and
a n , I hv
e r Sanford aarea
by th
thee '« ci'n Prance and the Soviet
Rsn into a couple Wednes
Doyle, arc wrong Use of Winter Park Telephone Com
Survivor* are his wife, Mrs. mile area.
day who had not heard abcut
pesticides, over application, pany wjurh provide* servirr
*',c t^ade mission coincided Doris II. Ilarrunan, of la rh
the Metropolitan telephone
plain carelessness, appliea- (o the southern, area--of the wl,h ' l ’1" 0'- completion of Arbor-; two-* urs-.- Shcrrnan -G.
HOLLYWOOD (UPI)—Lov
system. We explained it and
imn-orrirr iinfuvArabitrvrath j cout||y i
| French plans to recognize Jr., of Amarillo, Tex., and
they canrurred that it
ST. AUGUSTINE (HIM) - cr conditions cauilng wind) q-(]C coinn.Iiaionc,* noted fn i Communist China over strong Bruce of Concord, N. If.; live er* Elizabeth Taylor and
okeh. Tlife/'il gu fur it. You do A year «g»>, some 1.300 mem drift and harvesting to early, j |)H.jr resolution tliat the nuni- objection! by the United grandchildren and a slater, Itieliard Burton, returning to
Hollywood apparently to seek
the same. The 30, 40 or 60 ber* of 11 non-supporting
Ulher officials
attending ,HT of telephone, which could'
A fornisl announce- Mra. Rose Randall of Dora solution to their marital
cents additional it'll cost you union* struck the Florida East lhc dedication and o|>cn house bo dialed toll free would I* I ",rnl °* recognition la expect- chrilcr, Mas*.
NOW ONLY
each month for your residence Coast Railway.
included Hep. Joe Davit, increased from some 15,bou to 1“'l varly next week,
Funeral services will be tangle, ran headon into 4 fur
ious
Eddie
Fisher
today,
***!!*<<£► *! i
phone wilt lie the biggest in The strikers haven't return Counly Commission Chair approximately 35.OOO, a n d
l*1' Uaulle’a outreach to La- held at 11 a m. Saturday at
vestment in Seminole County's ed to work, and probably man Janies Avery, Gen. J. C. they called for the Southern 'In America was signified by Gramkow Funeral Hume with
future that you can make for won't in tlie near future.
Hutchison. Ikjylc G o l d e n , Bell subscriliera in Sanford
announcement Wednesday Rev. John T. Adams Jr. offi
The FEC, after a brief shut head ot Ihr pesticide residue area to Imd their interest and "'■* he will visii Brazil thl'. ciating. Cremation will fol GENEVA (UPI) - The Sothat little bit of money.
Blarkwall,
vlet Union today vetoed any
down. resumed freight »er- program's field labs, Dr. V.
• • •
litua lax.
support to the system.
; >‘ *r ,,c previously had an- low.
agreement
on
banning
the
Whitewalls 82
We attended the Jaycee vice. Passenger service, the E. Stewart, state chemist,
The f■imly lus requested
Next week Southern Bell’s [ n«'un“« l a trip to Mexico In
mors. 750x11,
that donation* he made to the spread of nuclear weapons as
luncheon today at which past carrier says, will not be re iss Bertha Munks, research Atlanta office will begin mail- -March,
1
890x14,
Cancer Fund in lieu of flow long as the West retains its
presidenta were honored. We sumed until there is no dan director, and W. O. Whittle, ing information to Uie com1
850x11,
plan for a multilateral nu
ger
of
sabotage
against
FEC
er*.
had the
priviiedgc, with
chief of the Stale farm ers pa0y'a subscribers In the San900x14,
clear force.
>30x14.
•tlirrs, of getting eliis o r trains or equipment.
Markets.
ford
area.
The
material
will
The FEC was struck when
ganisation re-started right
explain
the
proposal
and
inC
A
|
J
'
„
C
L
«
x
New Treud
It refused to grant non-operat
•after World War II. We never
form each subscriber exactly j O I O i e r S j H O r
JAKABTA, Indonesia (UPI) !
TIRES
ing employes a 10.28 cents an
dreamed a t that time that so
I what his rates will be under
MIAMI (UPI)—Four men
• Cmutne
—President Sukarno today o r-,
hour wage Increase. FEC of
much would be accomplished ficials claimed the railroad
Mr Hubert*
the new system. Each sub 'accused of killing one of FINEW DELHI (UPI) - In derrd a cease-fire in Indon |
rrtrrada
by thesa who followed us in was not In a financial posi
scriiier will be provided a del Castro's soldiers when the dia today faced the prospect esia's border war with Mala- {
applied on
such a few, short years.
OAKI.AND. Calil. (UPI) — card upon which he may in bearded revolutionary landed of a new man at tlie head of ytia at tlie conclusion ol
tion to grant the pay hike.
hound Ur*
rating*!
Efforts to settle the dis Police today investigated tlie. dicatc his approval or disap- in Cuba in 1957 were executed Its government for the first peace talks with Ally. Gen.
Wednesday by a tiring squad. lime since independence note Hubert F, Kennedy.
• Free
pute—the second longest In strangling of O a k I a n d * «! proval of the'plan.
Mounting
• BUDGET TERMS
"Mother of the Year" for
Local telephone company | The men had been sentenc- than 16 year* ago.
the
nation—have
failed
and
LONDON (L’PI) - P l o
1963
and
her
beautiful
18-ycar-.
oflicisL
have
staled
tliat
a
rd
to
30
years
in
prison
but
The
cause
is
the
Illness
of
wright William Douglas-Home, both sides seem determined
old daughter.
. simple majority may not hr the sentence wax overruled by 74-ycar-old Prime Minister
LAKELAND (UPI) — Fkibrother of Prime Minister Sir not to five in to htc other.
Tlie bodies uf Mrs. F ran k , suificienl to affect the change the Cuban Supreme Court Jawabarlal Nehru aod lhc rida'a citrus crops escaped
The FEC reacted to the
Alec Douglas Horac ami auIhor of the play "The lleluc- strike by abolishing the jobs Martin. 43. and tier daughter,' in the present system. R. L. earlier tills week and their prospective successor is Lai serious damage last week
Bahadur Khastri, 39, who waa from a two-day freeze that
tant Peer," became die fa of all striking employcs and Carolyn, wrro found bound Shcddtn, of the Sanford of execution* were ordered.
The four were aU members named minister without por- dealt a million doUar blow
4(L> W. FIRST KT.
FA 2-0661
ther of a reluctant daughter repining the strikers with and strangled on the living tier of Southern Bed, has
room
floor
of
their
faahionstated
tliat
a
decisive
major
of
Fulgenico
Ilatista'i
army
Florida
Distributors
For
Deamsa
Custom
Built D i m
to
tender
vegetable
crops
on
folio
in
Nehru'a
cabinet
Wed
supervisory
personnel
and
Wednesday night. The bsby
able home Wednesday, >
ity wiii be required.
wblch Castro defraud ru IBM). nesday.
the southern part of the stale.
k p mure than a week late. non-union help.
m"
I Bulletin
Fidel Home With Sugar
Pact Worth Billions
New State Lab
Here Dedicated Kelly To Speak At
JC Awards Banquet
By Conner
Democratic Poll
Puls LBJ Ahead
muvA...
BRIEFS
County Board
Backs Metro
Phone Plan
Latin Visitors
5. G. Harriman
Dies At Home
Father At 81,
He Walks Miles
To Hospital
Must Pay Support
De Gaulle Sends
Aide To Moscow
Murder Plot
Iilast Kills 3
Unions Struck
FEC Year Ago
Lovei*s Como Back
Soviet Veto
Four Batista
Strangling Of
‘Mother’ Probed
India May Get
New Leader
V/e're Overstocked With
f
14" TIRES
66
6
Cease-Fire Set
Reluctant Baby
Citrus Safe
J
.
u
r
�Ocalan Beals
Children, Kills
Wife And Self
Best Qualified?
M s Me, Says
Dickinson
Mrs. H. L. Johnson
Ah I A repeat, U's still winter
and it is also "ailing wea
ther. . . So many are on the
sick list. Mrs. Emma Vihlen
OCALA (UPI) — A 26-year- isn’t feeling well. • • • Fran
old ranch hand bludgeoned his ces Warren’s mother is atUl
wife to death Wednesday
night and tried to kill bis
three small children before
taking his own life, authori
ties said.
JANUARY 21
Dead from m assive blows
Admissions
on the head with a blunt In
Virginia
J.
Desbields, Monroe
strument was Betty Snow, 28year-old mother of three. Her E. Schueneman, M y r n a
husband, George, was found Keefe, Barbara Kcnls, Ruth
Geraldine
Marr,
In a plowed field, dead of . a Hartless,
Emma Lou I’cterson, Ray
shotgun wound In the chin.
The couple’s three young mond Dekle, Charmaine P.
children, all beaten severely, Collins, all of Sanford; Elolse
were in fair condition at the Aaron, Altamonte Springs;
Monroe Memorial Hospital Magdalene Falg, Otto Hartwig, DeBary; Linda Skid
here.
Sheriff Doug WUlis aald the more, Lake Mary
Births
three children were spared
when
10-year-old
Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Francis Marr,
Snow came to in the family baby boy, Mr. and Mra. Leo
car and ran screaming to a Peterson, baby girl, Mr. and
Mrs. Nick Xenia, baby boy,
neighbor'# home for help.
Willie recreated the night Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hartle u , baby girl, all of San
thla way:
After supper,-Snow said be ford; Mr. and Mrs. Boyd
waa going to check oa the Skidmore, baby boy, Lake
cows. Anthony want with him. Mary
Discharges
“W# were walking along
when all of a sudden someone Washington Lee Elder, Tru
put a hand over my mouth man Van Aukcn, Jewell Dean
and started beating ma up," Young, Mecbells Elbell, Lulu
said the little boy. "I couldn’t Mae Colyer, Paula Pay John
breathe and then I don't re son, Leslie Downer, Grace J.
member • anything."
Quinn, Elisabeth Chambers,
Willis said Snow put An Geoffrey B u c y , Elisabeth
thony on the floor of the car, Bowman, Dixie Deikins and
parked next to the tenant baby boy, Vivian Van Auken
house w h en they lived, and and baby girl, all of Sanfonl
went inside.
JANUA1Y 22
He beat hla wife sod child
ren and took his wife's body Bonnia Wleboldt, Teasle Levy,
to the car, Willis said.
Selina Miller, Brenda MarkWhen he got to the car, be land, Richard E. Heidenfound Anthony gone.
relch, Henry Mathis, Gerald
"He
apparently
thought Matthew Davis, Eartherlean
they were all dead and pan Williams, Donnahelle Wells,
icked when he saw Anthony Eva H. Smith, Barry Brown,
gone from the car," said Wil all of Sanford; Ernest Treylis. “Anthony waa at the vaud, DeBary; Benedict Don
neighbor's by this tima.
nell, Orlando; John Williams,
Snow put Ricky in a pick Lake Monroe
up truck parked outside the
Discharges
bouso and began a search for Bessie Seymour, Edith King,
Anthony.
Arlan Mark M aisey, Cecil
"He saw be couldn't stop Flowers, There** Kay Scott,
Anthony, so he jumped from John C. Brown, Edith A.
the truck with a 20-guage shot Maxuc, Beverly K. Logan, E l
gun, ran Into the field and ite Price, Gary Moretz, Irene
stopped," aald Willis.
Wilt and beby girl, all of San
"Then he shot himself un ford; Linda Schroeder, Dader the chin. We found the Land; Florence Burford, De
gun under the body."
Bary; Beulah Taylor, Orange
When Marka county sher City; Anna Heath, Altamonte
if f s deputies arrived, they Springs; Mary Jo Culbroth
found Mrs. Snow's body in the and baby boy, Lako Monroe;
car, Anthony at a neighbor*, Louis Pendricb, Centrevlile,
five-year-old Ricky wandering
Md.
through a field, and fouryear-old Suian locked In the
sm all frame bouse.
“We called to her to open
the door." said a deputy, “She
peeked through • window and
■aid:
“ 'You won’t hurt bm any
NEW YORK (U PI) — Mari
more, will you.'"
time union leaders today kept
Snow was an employe of the
M foreign flag ships on a
Anthony Ranch 10 mitea north blacklist, preventing t h e m
of here.
from loading grain la the
It waa tha second tragedy
United State*.
to strike the family la le u
Tha ships wars put on the
than a month.
blacklist because they trad
Three weeks ago the Soow
ed with Cuba.
home burned to tha ground
Union leadara Paul Hall,
and the family moved into the
Joseph Curran and Thomas
tenant house on tha ranch.
W. Gleaeon rejected a U. 8.
Authorities said they could
State Department request that
establish no motive for the
a ban against longshoremen
occurrence.
loading them ba listed.
Gleason said Tuesday after
■ conference with G. Philip
Delaney, special assistant to
Secretary of State Dean Rusk,
that mart ships probably
would bo added to the black
list.
Tha ships hoped to toad
SAVANNAH, Ga. (U PI) —
A 26-year-old Florida man soma ot the grata, sold to Iron
polka had to track down with Curtain oountries with tha ap
bloodhounds was remanded proval of the government, a
to the U. S. commiaetoaer move designed to ease the
Wednesday hi lieu of 12,100 balance of payments problem.
bond on charges of iateratata
transportation of a stolen car.
Walter Neeley of DeLand
waa turned over to FBI
agents Tuesday after hla ar
rest by Camden County De
puty Sheriff Henry P . Berrie
near Woodbine.
Berrie aald ha noticed Nealey driving a ‘'suspicious" car
and tried to atop him. Neeley
abandoned the ear and fled
Into some woods where he
waa tracked down by blood
hound i, the deputy said.
Fred Dickinson Jr., recantly
announred candidate for gov• n o r , Mjr* that "It la n r honaat and tannin* balltf that 1
e fftr tha paopla of Florida tha
boat qnallficationa anon* all
tha n an planning'to run for
tha off lea In 1064."
Dlcklnaon, who waa unauo*
caaaful In aaalnt tha governaria offlca four yaara ago,
elalmad that "Tha governor•hip of Florida la tha hlghaat
offlca and tha graataat honor
tha paopla of thla stata can baatow, and It la tha graataat of
prirllagaa for n a Juat to ba a
candidate.”
Tha Waat Palm Baach attoraap, a graduate o f Stataon
University and Ha law achool,
daclarad that "Tha cradantiala
and qualifications o f such a
candidate nuat ba Inpaocabla,
and that ha nuat ba acquaint
Leg Shepard, treasurer; Cleo Williams, senior
NEW OFFICERS OF Muonic Lodge 62 are pic
ed with and anjor tha raapect
steward;
E. O. Keith, chaplain; Mike Dietz,
tured.
Front
row,
from
the
left:
Bob
Rumley,
o f tha stata, national and in
tiler; Julinn Murphy, junior deacon, and Fete
senior warden; John Fuller, worshipful m u te r;
ternational lasdars In governBuker, Junior steward.
J. D. McNeill, Junior warden, and F. L. Miller,
Biant and in tha b a s l n a a a
(Herald Photo)
secretary; back row: J. I. Smith, senior deacon;
world.”
8 a waat oa to aay that
"Kang jraara hara bean dedi
cated to earning tha cradantiala I am aubmlttlng to the
people of Florida. Mg exportenco co rare orarg facet of
•tatawido endeavor. I have
studied ararg county In tha
The combination of a
•tata and I know tha problems
pipe organ that bee been
and opportunities in aaeh of
praised bg many well quali
fied musicians end ■ concert
Dlcklnaon haa aorrad Hi both
organist who had been
houaea of tha iaglalatura and
claimed bg renowned expon
ho claina that "Without thla ents of the m uiie arts
experience, I do not bellevo a
attraction that will
man can ba a aueeoaaful gov- mang to the First PresbyterIan church on Tuesday, Jan,
28, at 8 p. m. when Luis
old Sanford will be h e n
a concert.
Diligent student of music,
both theoretical and practical,
Bg Jana Caaaalborrg
Tha Samlnola County Young this graduate of Julllard
School of Muiie In New York,
F a publican Club will bold Ha
haa achieved a splendid tech
annual election of officers at
nical skill at an organ con
a meeting to bo held at • p.m.
sole. This permits him to Im
next Tueadag at tha Howell
part to the score an interpre
F ark Civic Center on SR 490.
tation that a routes the en
Membera of the nominating
thusiasm of even the most
eommittca ara Mias Audrey
criUcal audiences, H la re
Flynn, Fra. Dave Kanalg, ported.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Tucker
In arranging the selections
and E. Pope Bassett.
for hla program Tuesday
J. A. FULLER, newly installed worshipful master of Masonic Lodge 62, is
Activttiaa for Um coming night, Sanford haa kept in
congratulated
Kastner (right), recently Installed os imperial
sted by Harold Kastn
gear will ba discussed
mind not only his desire to
potentate of Bahia Temple of Bhrinets.
. All d a b members era urged give a broad sweep of com
t o attend this important
posers and their works, but
th# goal of showing the wide
versatility of the organ.
The hort church ie eager to
have a large audience to give
i s m i c ir c u it o o r n r < this capable organist a fine
Federal Plate Market
tun i n n
ju d ic ia l c ir
News Service
c u it IW AUD roei SKWI bearing. Than will be no
s o u couhtt t l o r ■da .
Sanford
admittance charge, no offer
CMAMCKRV WO. 1MII
Sanford • Oviedo • ZeUwood
Cerrell U WsrS u l Darothy ing.
A long range Improvement are developed ter this fa
JL Wars, hie wife
Following the recital, the progrsm for Fort Lena Park cility, and to continue Im District:
ru ietirfs
Chanel choir membera ere on Lake Harney was adopted provements at the Geneva
Party cloudy and mild.
wa.
"W. O. Oellewhur. el»e knows giving an Informal reception
Cabbage: demand fair, mar
this week by the Geneva His Cemetery.
aa W1U a. OAllowhur, •( Al
Defendente for the guest artist to afford torical and Genealogical So The next meeting of the or ket weaker. Domestic round
music-lovers an opportunity to ciety at a special meeting of
Order e l 1-ahlUaHea
ganisation will be held on type, H i bu. crates, mostly
OTATB OP FLORIDA TO THU meet the affable musician.
soma 23 executive officers April IS, plaoe to be announc $2.23; M lb. sacka, $1.30 to $2
vnrnuDAKTOi
W. a. Oallewhar, alas known
and commutes heads held ed, at which Urns arrange according to quality and con
•e Will a. OAllowhur. and —
Sunday afternoon at the home ments will be completed for dition.
Oellawhur epouee at W. a.
Carrots:
demand
good,
ciellnwhurt M. Atriender Paw
of Mrs. Lorraine Yarborough the annual two-day meeting
oil and — 1‘awaII, epouio At
Whiting. .
and picnic us ually h e l d market steady. Sacks, 48-1
X. Aleiander Powelli Jamee
lb., film parked, $2.60 to $2.89;
By Jane Casselberry
Miles end — Miles, epouee of
Immediate plans call for around the first of May.
Jamee Mlleai Wlnstea K. Oriaa
90 lb. aaclu, loose, $1.79 to
VFW Poit IOOM of C anel additional parking areas, the
Officers of the Society, in
.and — Oriee, epouee o( w in .
Atnn *C. Orlen Ouy Chembere berry will meet at • p.m. to addition of rest room facili addition to Mrs. Whiting, arc $ 2.
and —— Chembere,, apuuea of day at the Land O'Lakes
ties and, later, the building Mrs. Elisabeth Davis Old Cauliflower: offerings light
Our Chamberei If any of llio Country Club.
market steady. Cartons, 1 dot.
above nenied and deeerlbed
of a pavilion.
ham, vice president; OUver $3.90.
nefenlaate ba dead, then Ihelr
Reports will be heard from
Included ia the long range M athkui, president elect;
onkaowa epouee*. belre, de the building committee and
Celery: demand good, mar
visits, lefaleee, grants*!, N*aprogram are swimming pool Lee Combi, secretary, and ket firm. 16 in. crates, Pas
•re, atelgaeee. trueteae. ere- plana for beginning conitrueand bath bouse, cookout a n s i Mrs. Sue Harrison Torres, cal, 2-2V9 dot.,, $3; 3-4 dot.,
dliort, or ether pertlae ar per•ona, elalmlnp by, through, lion on a Post Home will be and a recreational park to In treasurer.
$2.79;
dot., $3 23; hearts,
dlicusird.
under or aaelnel -»ld Defend
clude tennis, ihuffleboard and
ant*, who *re net known te
film wrapped, 2 dot., $3.73.
The Auxiliary Unit will
ba elthsr deed or alive; all
horseshoe courts.
Chinese Cabbage: otferlngi
claimants under any at said meet at the same time and
In other business the So
light, market steady. 16 in.
perlleei all perseae or perlite will serve refm hm enta for
hiving ar clslmlag to hav* any
ciety agreed to serve as spon
era tea, $1.90.
elahl, till* ar later**! la Ih* both groups following the sor for a Geneva Community
Endive and Escarole: de
following deeerlbed leads Is business sessions.
Library, if and when plans
•sled la aemlnol* County,
mand good, market steady.
Florida, to wit:
1 1/6 bu. orate*. ?S In $3.^5.
••utheaet guarlsr (BRIi)
MIAMI (DPI) — Four uieu
of Boutheeei Q e a r l i r
Lettuce: offerings light, d e
Paul
Bates
snd
Leonard
(■XU)
Of Seollon II.
were cut dowu in a hail of mand good, market about
Township It aruth, ]*.*■<*• CaiMilucrry of Cisasiberrg
police gunfire today as they steady. Iceberg type, wireSI Sast.
tried To open e safe ia a bound crates, 1 dot., $4.90.
Tou are hereby notified that Utilities are attending the 10th
the Plaintiffs. Carrell L Ward Annual Central Florida Reg
Funeral services for Infant warehouse, police said.
Romalne, 1 1/6 bu. crates, |) ;
and Dorothy IL Word, hie wife, ional Short School on the
Wayna Howard Jackaoa of
One of the Nogro men was few im all altea, $2.90.
her* filed cult aaelnel you
In ih* Clreult Court of th* operatkiu and managamsnt of Altamonte 8prlngs, who died killed. Two w e n critically
Onions,
green:
offerings
Ninth Judlolol Circuit. In and towage treatment plants be Wednesday, wore to ba bald Injured and tha other slightly
f ir the County of Bemlnol*.
light.
Crates,
I
dot.
bunches
Auto of Florlde. I* quiet till* ing held Wednesday through at 4 p. m. today at the Long- Injured.
$3
<<• the rest property herein Friday at thu Downtowner wood O m elery with Rev. L.
Dead was 22-)car-oUi MacParsley: offering* l i g h t ,
• but* described. Th* ebbra Motor Inn in urlando.
D. Haines of the Allamunle kie l'carson Jr. Charles Hes Crates, 3 dot. b u n c h e s ,
▼luted title of sold eull I* Cor
roll U Ward aad Dorothy ll.
Springs First Baptist Church ter aud David Stanley, both $2.23 to $2.30.
Ward, his Wife, riolntlffs. vi.
officiating.
in their early 20*. were in
W'. a. Oollowhur. nlso known
Radishes:
demand good,
r * Wilt a. tisllowliur, *1 at,
The infant is survived by cTilical condition at a hos market steady, liaakela, red,
Srlrndsnle, C li * n o * r y No IN'MHJATY Justuses L'UIIIT, his pareuls, Mr. snd Mrs. pital and Robert Bradley wai
film packed, 306 os., $l.3u to
a s m . In Ih* obov* styled aRwi.Aoi.as rot<att . flowfor
less
serious $1.73.
William C. Jarkwn, SM Penn treated
Court. Tou or* hereby required IDA
•ml commanded Is file your MATAie: ok
sylvania Road; a step-sister wound*.
Uastlaga. Fla. District:
Aniwer or olber defeuelr* IIOIIKHT a. liOHDNKII.
Police *aid officer*, tipped
pleading to th* Complalal aad
n*i'*u*t Deborah Ann North; grand
Cabbage: demand f a i r ,
Amendmonl Died In aald cause
MOTTflt TO CMUlHTOMk
parents, Mr. sod Mrs. Howard that burglars would hit the
weaker.
Domestic
•n or befor* Kebruaay IT, 1111, TO ALL PRRSOhO 11111*0 Jackson of HlUtboro, N. C. Rowell Distributors Co , stak market
In iho office of dork of Cir IT.AIM# OR D li S A T US
round type, 14* bu. crates, lb. sacka, $1.10 to $2 accord
snd Mrs. Lena McKenney of ed out the firm late Wednes mostly $2.29, few low as $2.90 ing to quality and condition.
cuit Court In and for aemlnol# AUAIMSr SAID RBI AI'Ll
County Florida, and ear**
Tuu And *toh n( )nu ar* Jacksonville.
day night. They watcjtrd as
■nipy of panio vn Harold K. bortfcr nuilfltd and required
NI black Fuoeral Home of four men broke in through a
Junta. I l l Cast Central Ave to (It* any claim* and d*m*nd*
nue, orlendu. Florida, Alter- which you. or tllhtr of you. Casselberry is in charge of window, and then surrounded
li< r far Plaintiff*, olid upon may hav* asslasl tald **tat*
the building.
failure to So some, a Doer*# In Ih* aide* al Hun. C. Vornoa arrangements.
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Renovation Special
against you and th* oaus* Htmluol* County, nt hit olden
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Include*:
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WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS
Organ Concert
Tuesday Night
Republicans
To Elect Officers
Geneva Society To Improve
Fort Lane Park Facilities
Legal Notice
Post 10050
To Meet
Attend School
Police Bullets
Get Burglars
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VEGETABLE
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Lake Monroe Jottings
DeLander Held
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ill although very much im
proved from her bout with
pneumonia. • • • Carlos Muse
Is still In Bey Pines. Daugh
ter Loie waa down last week
end to sec him. • • • 1 bed
something for > few day*,
guess it was the flu bug. Any
way a rest felt very good
to me. • • • Happy 29th anni
versary ■to Jim and M'Llss
Benton. Jim sent M'Ltss 29
beautiful red rosea. And their
children, Joyce and Russell,
came down from the Caro
lina* and gave them a sur
prise party at the home of
the J. P. Bates in Paola.
Joyce is a nurse in a North
Carolina hospital and Russell
Is a teacher at the University
of South Carolina In Lancast
er. * • * Talking of M'Llss.
>Im gave a shower for Paola
bride-olect Virginia Warfel,
one day last week. Virginia
received some very lovely
gift*. • • • Paul and Shir
ley (Spivey) Leopolo* are
new residents on Narcissus
Avenue. Glad to welcome
them to the neighborhood. * *
Happy birthday to Claude Hittell who was 777 young yes
terday. How young do you
feel granddeddy? • • • Also
a happy birthday to Claude
Hawkins who will be 777 on
Saturday. Woodcr if be will
tell his age? • * • Thelma
(Mrs. Cari) Autrey of Hat
tiesburg, Mias., who la here
visiting her mother, Mrs.
Nora Johnson, and her sisters
and brothers, waa our supper
guest Tuesday evening. Thel
ma will return home Friday
going by plane. (Brave soul).
* * * Believe It or not but the
peace tree at the home of
the Doc Warrens on Riverview and Narcissus haa blos
soms and laavea oa IL Oh
boy, wonder if that is a sign
of an early spring? • • •
Mra. Fannie Barrett and
daughter, Rochelle Miller, of
Valdosta, Ga., were visitors
at tha home of J. C. and Na
omi Sapp recently. • • * M.O.
and Audrey Roberta will cele
brate their 16Ut wedding an
niversary on Jan. 27th. Happy
anniversary to you both. * *
The 4-H Handy Helpers d u b
met at m y home Wednesday
and prepared tempting things
to taka on picnics. The girls
were really good. • • • Helen
and Sherwood Barbour re
ceived a telephone call from
•on Bobby say tag be had
reached Cannon College in
Oklahoma safely. He reported
for claae on Tuesday, Bobby
drove all the way out by him
self. Another brave aouL • •
The first practice of the new
ly organised choir of the Upsals Presbyterian Church waa
held at the church Wednes
day evening. • • • Our
thought this week ia by La
Rocbeforeaeid and goes like
thla: "True elegance consists
in saying anything necessary
and nothing. but what ia
necessary."
408 Receive
Vaccine
By Mrs. Clarence Snyder
A tots] of 408 recalved oral
polio vaccina a t tha Oateen
School, Sunday.
Assisting with th* program
ware Dr. Galloway, Mrs. Batty
Snydar, Mrs. John Tatum Jr.,
Mrs. Irving Veino Jr., Mrs.
Nolan Oateen, Mra. Richard
Pickles, Mra. Ernest Skinner,
Mrs. Albert Pall and a radio
operator and a Jaycea repre
sentative.
Anyone who was unable to
attend this clinic but wishing
to receive the vaccine may go
to the DeBary Community
Center, Sunday, Jan. 27, where
they are having a make-up
clinic.
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Bridge Club
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t
Play this week by the i l Bary Duplicate Bridge Club
waa in two sections with How
ard Middleton directing Sec
tion A and Mrs. Jessie P ra i.
•all directing Section U.
Winner*, Section A, NS.,
flrat, Mra. Frank Austin and
Mias Ethel Johnson; second, 8
Mra. Ruth Rlatt and Gnuit
Clutsc; third, Mrs. Ethel
Adams and Gtorgo Dickey. .
EW, first, Mrs. Maude John
son and Mr*. Dorothy Perry ;
second, Mra. 11. E. Batson and
Mrs. I,. A. Tarbell; third. Mr*.
Loris Weeks and Mr*. M.
Wo id lock.
Winners, Section B, NS,
first, Mrs. J . D. Cordell and
J. A. Sheffield; aecond, Col.
and Mr*. William Hague;
third, Mr*. Ida B. Wilson and
Mr*. Edwin Wachter.
EW, first, Charles DagDn
and George Pearsall; aecond,
Mr*. David Singer and Nor
man Meyer; third, Arthur
Willgoose and Mrs. R. W.
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Point Game.
U.S., Canada ;
Adopt Economic
Golden Rule ;
WASHINGTON (U P I) President Johnson and Prime
Minister Lester B. Pearsfn
have agreed to try to lie ad
off U.S.-Canadian frictions by
developing a new economic
golden rule to govern tfle
complex relations between
the two countries.
They announced in a com
munique Wednesday after two
days of talks that they w efc
setting up a working group
“ at the senior level" to con
sider the possibility of devis
ing a new set of economic
principles by which to guiJe
economic relations.
The idea would be to avoid
economic blacklasbes in which
steps taken by one nation have
an adverse Impact on .tie
other.
l
The United States and Can
ada, with the biggest bUater$l
trade in the world and with
Intricately interwoven econ
omies, are especially vulner
able to such developments.
Th* talks ranged from re
lation* with French Presi
dent Charles da Gaulle to 0 .
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�Students Or Industry
G. Tom Willey, apenklng for tho
Martin Company of Orlando, haa inrolvad h it giant firm In the location
of the proposed Eaat Central Florida
university.
Willey aaya th at his firm has
been authorized by Martin - Mariet
ta to offer free of charge some S55
acres and sell another 1,000 acres to
Orange County as a passible site for
the school.
He declared that his firm had
"bent over backwards" to avoid In*
fluencing the choice of a site for the
schopl until this time but his firm
now is shedding its timidity. He said
th a t industry no longer follows the
railroads but it goes where the brains
are, and that putting the university
near industry will attract other in*
dustry. He said, further, th a t the air*
craft industry went to California be
cause of California's educational
system. And, he added, the proposed
university would help Martin and
Martin would help the university.
I t is quite understandable th at
the Martin firm would be highly in
terested in locating the school as
dose to its plant as possible. But
th a n the understanding ceases.
The Herald seriously questions
not one but almost ail of Willey's
reasons.
Initially, If the location of the
school is of such vital importance
to the Martin firm, why has the
company remained out of the plcuntQ now? Why haa it decided,
ust hours before the Board of Cond! meeting, that It ahould shed its
so-called timidity? Why ahould it
have been timid a t all?
Further, la the school to be
placed where It will be of the most
value to W01ay*a firm or where it
will best serve the thousands upon
thousands of high school graduates
in this area?
The Herald also questions Wil
ley's opinion th at the aircraft induetry want to California because of
the state's educational system. Did
General Dynamics locate In San
Political Notebook
Diego because of San Diego State
College?
Regarding Willey's statement about putting the school where the
brains a n , now many English and
history instructors does the Martin
firm plan to provide the university?
What about professors of psychology
and fine arts?
Apparently Willey has not been
informed that the school is to be a
four-year, degree granting liberal
arts college.
Finally, it is quite obvious that
the head of the Orlando branch of
the Martin Company is not aware of
the fact that the Board of Control
has expressed its desire that the
school be placed east of Orlando and
north of SR 60.
If a'Seminolo site should be choscn for the university, The Herald,
if Willey really believes in his reas
ons, invites, the Martin firm to con
sider relocating its plant in this
county.
Seriously, The Herald does not
believe a university and an industrial
iant must be next door neighbors.
(either does the Martin firm. If it
did perhaps the Martin plant would
be adjacent to the University of
Florida a t Gainesville.
WASHINGTON (NEA) —
Though a hard final decision
has not been made. President
Johneon's ad risers expect now
that he will not onter any of
the nation’s presidential prim
aries.
HI* entry in such places as
New Hampshire, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Wis
consln has been under active
review at the White House for
some weeks.
The prevailing notion is that
tho President's best political
course Is to stick to the grind
stone and add what further
cubits he can to bis currently
effective all-businese-and-nononsense Imago,
Yet the primary route has
strong appeal. It would afford
the President a chance to run
up "test scores” of votes in
the industrial Northeast and
Midwest he must crack for
victory in November.
With one minor exception,
Johnson has never been meas
ured wholly on hie own outside
Texas.
Under Oregon Uw, (tote of
ficials pUce on tho stata’s pri
mary ballot any "generally
advocated' candidate.
Johnson fit that bill In I860.
He made no campaign, how
ever, and tallied a mere 11,101
votes against the winning
R
Thought For Today
The Lord has an indictment againBt Judah, and will punish Jacob
according to his ways, and requite
him according to his deeds. — Hoscah 12:2.
When the last sea is sailed
and the last shallow
charted,
When the last field is reaped
and the last harvest
stored,
When the lost fire is out and
the last guest departed,
Grant the last prayer that I
shall pray, Be good to
me, O Lord.
—John Masefield.
Paragraphs
To The Editor
By a treaty algntd more
than 60 ycara ago, tha United
States obtained the right la
perpetuity to the sole w e,
ocupation and control of tho
Panama Canal and Canal
Zone. This treaty if as valid
as the document by which the
United 8tatei obtained Alas
ka from the Russians or tits
Virgin Islands from Dtnmark.
N e one la the American gov*
eminent, whether minor efflrial or President,, has the
right to dispose of this Amer
ican territory or to accept
any reduction In thle coun
try's sovereign righto la the
Canal Zone. It la to be hoped
that the Johnson administra
tion realises that It cannot
play
International politics
with tha* Panama Canal or
trade it away or share it with
any other nation or combina
tion e f countries or interna
tional body. The Panama
Canal, by historic right, is
solely an Am.itcan canal. If
the Panama Canal ware to
fall late tho hands e f some
Latin American equivalent of
Dictator Nasser of Egypt,
who controls tho Sues Canal,
America's security would be
gravely threatened.
Indeed in considering the
riot* In Panama it must be
borne In mind that the long
time principal aim of tho
communists in Latin America
b m to t ik i tha canal
Herald Area Correspondents
Quotes
In
1052
form er
President
From
ueually
Republican
Iowa and Kansas, there (• sim
ilar cheerful word for Johnion.
Frank Thels, Kansas national
committeeman, aaya for the
record the President gives
Democrats their second best
chance In this century to taka
the state. Franklin D. Roose
velt managed the only victory
in 1936.
Truman allowed his name to
go on tho New Hampshire pri
mary ballot, only to have the
late Sen. Estes Kefauver edge
him out by a few thousand
votes.
On tha other hand, former
President Eisenhower, w h o
needed neither the delegates
nor the vote showing, piled up
sway from the United States.
If they were sucesafal la title
enterprise, It would be e f
greater help to the Soviet
Union than anything they
have dona thus far, including
the capture ef Cuba. The
Panama Canal la tha lifeline
of U. 8. security la this
hemisphere. It U not one bit
outdated by the air age, for
all Inter-oceaa shipping de
pends on it, aa do our naval
forces for sw ift movement
from one eeeen to the other.
All good Americans have
cause to pray that President
Johnson will fully appreciate
the Importance e f folly de
fending and maintaining U. 8.
righto la tha Panama Canal
Zone and that bo will resist
to the utmost all tfforto to
■teal or undermine those
righto.
If Mr. Johnson ahould heed
tha counsel of appeasers In
the State Deportment, one
can be euro that the Ameri
can peopla would sever forget
such appeasement to tha up
coming presidential election.
It la highly unlikely that any
one could be elected Preildent who hero tho stigma ef
giving away tha Paaaau
(> m |-
Barbs
By Mai
Whan woman start to com
pare ages during a bridge
game there are a lot of cuts.
Some parent* who bay a
reckless teen-age lad a car
akoald lay eeene money aside
to hall him eat.
Tha trouble with earns
leva affaire la that they are
taken to court after being
t a k a to heart.
W all hat tha
block who haa the moot chi]
dren alee gets Urn moat out of
Ufa.
Worry Clinic
CASE R-444: Peter, aged 4,
la one of our daughter Judy’s
four youngsters.
During tb* past summer,
Judy earns out to visit us,
bringing her children.
And on a hot summer afterat our farm borne, 1
stopped at tha wall to get
■ drink of water.
Matthew (4), Pctor (4) and
Debbla (4) were with me, ao
1 gave them ■ drink, too.
But then, to add diversion,
I tossed * cup of cold watar
up in tha air.
It came down like cold rain
drops. Matthew and Debbla
giggled. But Peter was quite
irate, although all of them
ware In bathing suits.
So Pater rushed Into tha
louse lo Inform his mother
•bout what I had done.
Whereupon, Judy reminded
ilm to tall m e what she has
taught bar youngsters to use
i their playmates back East.
Bo Pater put me In my
place with a vary positive
recitation of tha Golden Rule.
And I aay "positive" adviaedly, tor be was still indig
nant over those few drops of
cold
water that fall oa his
Iter* skin.
It was in aariy July, so a
couple of days later Mat
thew (aged 4) rtmlndsd hla
aeth er that It was July 4th.
So Judy gave him a little
American flag and asked him
to recite tha pledge of alle
giance.
Bravely, Matthew atood as
straight as a little aoldler.
He held the flag aloft in his
upraised left hand.
Then he placed his right
hand over his heart and rtcited the Pledge o( Allegiance
with the same reverence that
be usea when he aaya hla
prayers.
At tha. conclusion, tha adults
la tha room applauded hla
eorraet recitation.
But I mentioned these two
eases today to show you tha
type of early training In ideal
ism and patriotic respect that
all children SHOULD roeelve.
Yet bow many yougsters,
aged 3, can recite the Golden
Rule? How many, aged 4,
can deliver the Pledge of Al
legiance?
How many era taught basic
religious Idealism?
Airs, 70,000,000 Americans
don't belong to any church
wateoever, whether Jewish,
Catholic or Protestant.
So tha Children in these
families are growing up,
much Ilka Topsy, without at*
tendance at Sunday School
or membership In the Scouts
or Camp Pirn Girls.
Except for the wholesome
influence of tha dally public
school teachers, these young,
start are almost as pagan as
Nero's genera tloo I
Yet they will aoon be old
enough to vote I Por over
12,000,000 new voters will
have coma of age by Novem
ber, 1464, who warn too young
to cart (hair ballots la 1940.
So tha better place to In
sure the future of American
idealism and morality Is right
here in the U.S.A.
For these 70 million semipagans can sabotage this Re
public faster than any foreign
foe.
It Isn't Russia’s 400 million
that we need to worry aboutl
No, It is tha TO million Amer
ican pagans who are ripe for
any atheistic doctrines.
BABB BIG EARNER
BALTIMORE (UPI) — The
late Babe Ruth, who spent
most of hla youth in 8L
Mary’s Industrial School of
Baltimore, earned 11,091,477 la
baseball.
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M H t t r i W I f t I t ItlS N lt lM
■ m V M l k . n i> * 4 iH 4 la u r a u u r with*
■ M h « I the H U lik w a t Tka Berate. Aar
rw raapaaalkU fa r aaak rerrsaaeiiae win ka
tria d s* aa Tka H a ra ira a a a rrtsk l aa« will ka
l a i f k l na*er tka la v . FakUakak dallr #ae*M
t **J Christmas: pnkUehe* h l t r l i f a ra a a illa f
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Dr. Crane's
Gaining weight will get
you more for your money U
yon step oa a penny scale.
vateee
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liu e o
some huge vote* In 10 primar
ies in I960. He did not cam t
paign.
A good many of tho Demo
cratic leaden who assembled
recently In Washington ques 9
tion, howavsr, whether John
son would profit In any way
t
from such outings.
Samplings o f stats leaders
from coast to coast find them
privately overjoyed at tha
President's current position In t
their territory. Moit do not
expect him to hold to the pret*
ent giddy pinnacle. But they
think ha can elide off a lot and
still do well.
A New York man offered to
bet that Johnson would carry
hie state next fall against any
Republican by upwards of
7000,000 rotes, nearly twlca
Kennedy's 1960 margin.
A California lesdtr thinks
tho President will toko his
state, even if hla stock drops
substantially In tha interven
ing months.
146,332 of the Uto John F.
Kennedy.
Thle year Johnson naturally
would have no party opposl
tion. Healthy rote totals, set
against Republican figures,
would be the goal. One vsteran
Democratic professional sug
gests tha President also could
use the political exercise. "He
neede to get acquainted with
the eastern political mind.”
But theso persuasions evi
dently a n losing out. Even as
suming tho President would
hold any spring campaigning
to a minimum, this U seen ai
a risky tampering with tha
portrait of himself ho has
fashioned ao carefully sines
Nov. 22, 1963.
There haa to be soma con
cern also—though it is not
openly expressed in Whits
House circles—that b e n and
th en Johnson might not man
age the desired high vote scon
and would therefore suffer a
needless early blow.
Unclassified
(Editor’s note: Tha fol
lowing article wee written
by Thurman Sensing, ex*
erutive vice president of
the Southern States Indus
trial Council.)
The U. 8. Marines who
raised the eters and etrlpee
above the mountain of Sum*
bachl on the Japanese island
of Iwo Jim s In World War II
wrote n glorious, never-to-beforgotten page in American
hiitory. Tha namelaes Ameri
can youths who earlier this
, Herald i
penditure of relatively large
Tha Weklvs Basin Project, month railed the flag with
While so one eaa question sums of monlei, must be read deemed most Important by the broad etripes and bright
the dedle sUca of m y friend, and studied, not only for its the Committee, Is Included in stare in front of their school
Mr. S. » . ( J in ) Crowe to content, but, also for Ha many the study recently undertaken on American territory In the
ward recreation, parka, watar legal aspects.
by State and Federal Author- Panama Canal Zone alas de
eenaervatloe and Its attendant
Action on many of these itlaa, and will, when complet serve the thanka o f tha na
■porta, I fael it eaceaaary to projects must await legal ex ed. result la a comprehensive tion.
correct soma lnpreaaiona that amination to determine that water management plan com
But there's tragedy In this
m ay have resulted from his authority estate for tha Board plete with specifications for event, which was followed by
letter pabMdwd Jaa. so.
to a c t As this datormlnstion structures and recreational Panamanian rioters assault
The editors remarks, ob- is made, tha Board baa indi tiles. Whether these plans ing U. 8. territory. For these
vtonaly written la haste, were cated it will act, should legal will be utilised depends on patriotic youths were raising
• o t only patently anfalr to a authority bo consistent with tlrcly on the freeholders In the American flag In defiance
Am ClUsens Committee, but the recommendations made. dlratlns approval at tha polls of • regulation o f tha Ameri
are also inaccurate la part.
Meantime, surveys h a v e la May, of our new water can governor of the Canal
I refsr to the statement, “The been drawn of claimed rights- management bill, pissed dur
Zona. T V U. 8. State De
County Commission haa tak* of-way and negotiations are ing the last session of the
partment, In a despicable deed
oa no nctimi ea its (tbo com. now in progress to obtain do Legislature.
of appeasement of Panama*!
m lttooi) recommendation."
nated lands for completion of
Please allow mo to further leftwing
nationalists,
had
The preliminary report con ono of the projects submitted. correct the Impression that
agreed that tha American
stated of U numbered recom
A like project, at the foot of Inatant and concerted actloo
mendations which, w h e n Tuskawllla Road la now ahould be taken on recoin* flag would not fly In front
broken down, coolataod M awaiting • final report from mendatlona submitted by a of an American school attend
separate projects. Naturally, the Commissioner In whose Long Hanga Planning Com* ed by American children.
What rould those children
S package recommendation of District it lies, before Initial mlUee. This action Is normal*
have thought when they read
this alas, requiring the ex action la Instituted.
ly reserved for tha coming of Iwo Jlma end other battlea
fiscal yaar(a), when sufficient In which our flag was tha
fundi may be budgeted.
symbol of our nationhood and
Iu conclusion, please allow than learned that that flag
me to commend Mr. Crowe could not fly over their
Altamonte Serfage
Lake Mary
and the other members of the schoolT Americans at homa
Mrs. Julia Bertas
Mrs. Frascre Wester
"Seminole County Long Range eaa be thankful that they re
444-1414
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Planning Committee for Bee* fused to countenance tha
Lake Monroe
reitlon," for a superb pre shameful betrayal of Amer
Mrs. Jass Casselberry
Mrs. H. L. Johnson
liminary
report and to asaura ican aoverelgnty by State De
SSS-SOIS
1X2-4722
them that action Is being tak
partment officials. The par*
Chaluota
Longwood
en, albeit aver ao slowly.
Mrs. Jeea Magla
ants of theso youngsters can
Mrs. Donna Eatco
James P. Avery,
(41-174 J
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be everlastingly proud of tho
Chairman
DtBary
North Orlando
patriotic reactions of their
(Editor's nets:
Mrs. Adam Mailer
Mrs. M oss Grlnslsad
children. If thle is the meas
444-4414
su -tm
ure of American youth, the
Enterprlae
Os toon
Republic will be safe In tha
Mies Urlrn a s s ig n e e
Mrs. Clarence Snyder
hands of tho next generation.
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M S-H U
But the Republic Is not
Oviedo
•afa in the hands of those
Mrs. George^Kelsey
who are willing to see the
stare and stripes pulled down
or hidden out of eig h t Thle
la what happened, for the
U. 8. flag had been removed
from the federal court build
ing and other American of
We have one woman Judge fices In the Canal Zona la the
in Louisiana and I’m it . . .
Pag* 4 Sanford, Florida Thurs^ January 28,1964 The old u w still holds t r u e - period before the Paaemealaa
Invasion.
a woman haa to ba twice s i
Grtat principles and Impelgood to get half aa far.
W S IT B W A . S IC LOW , B D IT O B AMD r P I U I I U
ton! Interests ere Involved
-J u d g e Anna Levy of New la the Canal Zone situation.
n u s a V O L T O L U O . U m la t te a . Svaarml l u s n i
Orleans.
Panamanian leftists want
■ or o a s s i
AivartUlay H in u ir
to deprive the United States
People
are
going
to
smoke.
A B B u rrr f c s i a i s o s
They got too a u ek pleasure of a portion of Its territory,
Classifies DlreAer
4 AMSB aMOBBABBB
out of It to stop. The Using we of Its sovereign right to Of
a s il s u s N i i s i n
have to do is make M safe tie flag alma, end to take
u u k s s i u l au«t.
awey from the U< 8 . control
for them.
- D r . Wendell 0 . Scott, hood of the canal that Is n part e f
o f the American Cantor So- ear system of toads and na
tional defi
olatyT
Letters
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Bruce Biossot — Roy Crowley
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F lo rid a grow er applies Phosdrin to control a Latc-tsuoa buildup of aphid* and mite*
P i c k m h a rrra t the u m e field the following day. N o Phoadda rcaidua remain* to endangca
attacking an 82-acra field of to n a tu rs
either the picket* or the crop.
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Why Seminole County vegetable growers should switch to Phosdrin Insectwide now:
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Apply Phosdrin up to 24 hours
T
from harvest of most vegetables. Get fast control
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of insects without residue problems.
If the Insect infestation is controlled with
an insecticide that leaves excess residue on
your vegetables at harvest, processors will
turn down the crop. Also, it will be subject
to confiscation. Many vegetable growers arc
now solving both insect problems and in
secticide-residue problems with Phosdrin
Insecticide.
to 72 hours on most others. (See tabic be
Phosdrin Insecticide gives
low for interval data for your crops.)
you fast knockdown and kill of aphids,
Solves late-season problems
mites, loopers, worms—almost all destruc
If not controlled, a latc-scason insect build
tive pests attacking Florida vegetable crops.
up can quickly downgrade—or make com
Unlike most other insecticides, Phosdrin
pletely unsalable—c ro p such as tomatoes,
disappears after it does its iob, leaves no
Ircans, potatoes, peppers, celery, watermel
residue. ’H u t’s why it can he applied up to
ons, eggplants and most leafy vegetables.
24 hours from harvest on many crops—up
ow erful
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PHOSDRIN* IN SECTICIDE GROWERS’ GUIDE
INTERVAL
CROP
INSTCT
B««n«
Aphid*. M itrs
Laalhoppart,
Gretihoppaft.
CROP
INSECT
Squall),
Aphid*. Mite*.
Dipieiou* laalmlnar (adult),
1 <Sty
Maaican bain baatia
L T M ’caterpitUr,
Laalhoppart,
Cabbage loopar.
Cutworm (dimbing)
BNti. Garden Aphid*. Mitt*.
(met. top*)
Broccoli,
Cabbaga loopar,
Cutworm* (climbing),
Diptarout taafminar (adult).
Fat** chinch bug.
3 day*
Graithoppar*.
Imported cabbagawonrv
Laafhoppar,
Salt march caterpillar
Aphid*. Mite*.
Cabbaga loopar.
Imported cabbagaworm;
laalhoppari,
Satt-marah calarpiHar,
Cutworm* (climbing),
Dlpterout taahnuwr (adult),
Qraaihoppar, ‘
1 day
Cafary
INTERVAL
1 day
CROP
INSECT
Melon* (Including
Cantaloup**,
Honey daw
melon*.
Mutkmaloni,
Water melon*)
Aphid*. Mites
Cabbaga loopar,
Otptarou* laalmlnar (adult),
Laalhoppart,
Aphids Mite*.
Dipterou* laalmlnar (adult).
0 kr%
3 day*
Laafhoppars
Cabbagaloop**
Aphids Mite*.
Laafhoppars
Gratthoppor*
Id *
Potato**
Aphids Mites
Gratthoppars
Laafhoppaa
Cgiplant,
Tapper*
Aphids Mites
Gratthoppars
laafhoppar*
3 day*
StHitecS!
Bruttalt Sprout*.
Cauliflower,
Coll»rd*
Rate
Aphid*. Mrta*.
Cabbage loopar.
Imported cabbagwtwnW.
Salt marth caterpillar,
Cutworm* (dimbing).
. ] day*
Diptarout laalmlnar (adult),LMitebug*.
Grauhoppar*,
laafhoppar*
Aphids Mites
Cabbaga loopar,
Imported cabbagaworm,
Gratthoppars
Laalhoppart,
4 day*
Diptcrout laalmlnar (adult).
Cutworm* (climbing),
6attmarth caterpillar.
Fall* chinch bug
Turnip*.
Aphid*. MR**.
Cabbaga loopar,'
Impeded cabbagaworm,
fa ll* chinch bug,
. . . . . . 3 dry*
c*y u *r,
ttrswterrtee
Aphids. MHaSg
•traahanv leaf raBafe
galtmarth cater pHlar
4 day
Turnip To m ,
Muttard Gratae
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Iraiahoppar,
Low cost
D on't be misled by the cost per
pound or gallon of Phosdrin. A little
Phoidrin goes a long way. For ex*
Phosdrin is available from your local insec
ticide dealer undeT many well-known brand
names. It comes in liquid and dust formula
tions that are easy to apply with standard
application equipment.
Remember, look fot the name Phosdrin
on the label or in the ingredient statement.
Shell Chemical Company, Agricultural
Chemicals Division, 55 Marietta Street
N .W , Atlanta 3, Georgia.
Id *
Cucumber*
Tomabjat
lytMbuc*
Aphid*. Mite*. ,
Cabba** loopar.
Com aarworm.
Cutworm* (climbing),
Dipteral* laalmlnar (adult).
I day*.
Imported ctbbAgoworm,
Salt mirth caterpillar.
Cutworm* (dimbing),
Grauhoppar*
ample, as little as 14 to Vi of a pound pet
acre is all it takes to control the toughest
insects attacking most vegetables. Dosage
rates seldom exceed Wof a pound per acre.
In short, if you compare costs on e per acre
basis,you’ll find Phosdrin is veiy economical
Where to get Phosdrin
Good minor
Phosdrin is compatible with most other
insecticides and fungicides. And
Phosdrin offers a wide margin of
safety to the leaves and fruit of in
secticide-sensitive crops sucli ns cu
INTERVAL
cumbers and lettuce.
1 day
Aphids MUM.
^
Cutworm* (dimbing).
Com aarworm,
Oman ttint bug.
Vahrat bean caterpillar
Phosdrin solves other problems, too. It con
trols insects such as cabbage loopers and
aphids tliat are becoming harder to kill
with older insecticides. Result: more and
more growers arc making Phosdrin a basic
part of their full-season programs.
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Tribe On Triple Header Program Friday At Winter Park
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No Park, But Thinking Out Loud Rollins Offer
Full Program
Finley Signs
Some Players
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Page 6 — Jan. 23, 1964
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By Valle* P r t n latenuU eaal
Maybe he baa no ballpark
yet, but at leait Cbarka 0 .
Finley la going to make aura
be haa aome baUplayera.
Finley haa one more week
to work out a Municipal Sta
dium leaie with Xanaaa City
officials, according to a raeolution adopted by American
League owners, or elae . . .
Nevertheless, the energetle
owner of the Athletics still
has to sign his players.
Pitcher Diego Segul and Infielder George Williams be
cam e the first members of
the Athletics to sign their con
tracts, which were mailed to
them by General Manager
Pat Friday.
Since the Atbletlea aban
doned their offices in Muni
cipal Stadium, Friday mailed
the contracts from his home.
While the Athletics are
merely starting to sign their
players, the Chicago Cuba
are nearly finished. Southpaw
Freddie Norman became the
Stth member of the Club to
okay his terms after outfield
er Don Landrum and pitcher
Jack Warner also signed their
contract!.
Right-hander
Alvfat
MeBean, who won 13 games and
lost three last season, and
center fielder Bill Virdon
signed with Pittsburgh while
Wade Blaslngame, 30-year-old
$ 100,000 bonus southpaw, be
cam e the 13th member of the
Milwaukee Braves to accept
terms.
The Yankees signed second
baseman P e d r o Consoles,
first baseman Mike Hegan
and pitcher Jack Cullen and
George Shoremaker.
And the neighboring Meta
announced the signing of
pitchers Tracy Stallard and
BUI Wakefield.
Right-handed pitchers Don
Lee, Fred Newman and Au
brey Gatewood agreed to
terms with the Los Angeles
Angels, who now have satis
fied 13 of their players.
Leaves For Talks
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HONOLULU (U PI) - New
York State's Athletic Com
mission chairman, Melvin L.
Krulewitch, will leave today
to confer with boxing officials
in the Philippines and Japan.
Krulewitch said ha wlU dis
cuss the adoption of uniform
rules and regulations by the
various boxing fedcrstlons.
Legal Notice
In
the
C M tl
mt the
J n d x r . X .m la .l- I'-N M y,
I 'm t r
B ta l.
• I F lo rid a . la P ro b a ta
la re Ib e R a t a l- a ll
A S A L E B N. B A M N K A V ,
IlK M Ill.
KIN At. N O TIt'B
Notice I . h e r .b r a lv .n that
the underelaned w ill, on the
Stth day »( K ebru arr. A.T).
1SSI. p r ta .n l to the Honorable
Co u n tr
J ii-I k •
of
Seminole
County, Flo rid a , her fin al re .
turn, account and rouchere,
aa A d n iln le tra trli of tha B a
tata of ASSAIj K K k . u a i i i N KA U. deceaaed, and at aald
time, then and there, make ap
plication to tha aeld Judge fur
a final aettlement of her adm lnlatratlon of said eetate, and
for an order d ischarging bar
aa aucli A d m ln latratrlt.
lu te d this the loth d a f of
Ja n u a rr. A. !>. l i f t .
Uwen Sluts
Aa A d m ln letratrls of tha
Batata of
A Z A l. K K N . B A IIIN IS A U ,
Day 'N Night
Biddy Team
Undefeated
About Sports
BF JULIAN BTSNBTBOM
Grid Gams A t L yaua
Athistle Director Fred Ganas called to gay that tha
Bemlnolo-Lyman football gama this Pall will be played
in Longwcod. The Herald had reported the tilt ee a home
game for the Tribe when the schedule was announced
Tuesday. We were in error. Bleme Jim Pigott for tha
way he makes his MA” end "H"«.
We have a feeling, however, that Lyman officials may
dealra to hold tha conteat in Sanford’s Memorial Stadium
elrce the Seminole County Board of Public Instruction
laasaa tha facility from the City of Sanford,
Of court#, this decision will rest firmly with Lyman
officials and there will be no effort whatsoever on the
pert of Stmlnola High authorities to influence Lyman's
leaden to affect a change.
The contest could bo played at the Stadium with Ly
man bring the home teem end have charge of the con
cessions and what have yen. However, that's Lyman's
decision again. One thing is tu n , Longwood’s field would
never begin to handle the crowd.
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Oviedo Fans Concur With Us
We didn't realise it at the tima but ainco we wrote
our place earlier this week about the condition of the
Oviedo High ehool gym we've received a number of tele
phone calls telling us bow much they appreciated our re
marks. We remembered that several Oviedo games ori
ginally aehsduled aa home tilts had to be twitched at tha
last minute to tha courts of opponents. Wa ware talking
a week or eo ago with a couple of Lyman Hlgh'a player*.
They told us about the fact that aoma of tho tiles were
mlulng from the Oviedo gym's floor because of tho
moisture. Wo had asked why the gemee bed to be
changed to different sltea. They explained i t
One caller who phoned to eey "thanks" was Postmaster John Courlsr who has a ton, Jim, psrformlng for
tha tough Lions.
And wa got a kick out of on# of John’a atatemsnta.
Ho remarkad, "This Is tho only team in Florida that's had
one game reined out end another frosen out"
Let ua beaten to add that this isn't intended to be
some eort of a campaign directed at the school board.
However, we do hope that if It comes to the attention of
the school board they may decide to do something about
it when funds become available.
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Triple Header Should Be Fun
Friday night — oops, afternoon — will bo triple
header day — oops, night — In 8anford. Weil, what would
you call a basketball triple header that begins a t 4 in
the afternoon and winds up about 10:30 In the evening?
Yon would? That suite mat Somebody Just sold It's
a twl-nlght triple bill!
Now there’a a first for Sanford — outslda of tourna
ments.
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Now, We Know
I f something bugs you, ask and you'll find out.
That'a what ws did about this glass backboard busi
ness a t Seminole High's Fleming Gymnasium. Ssems the
Booster Club Is shslllng out besucoup greenbacks to in
stall glass backboards. Ws asked one official why, efnee
glass backboards are generally used where patron* occupy
scats behind the baskets.
Anewen All of ths other Metre high school gyms
have glass backboards.
Question: Do tho other gym s have seats behind the
backboards?
Answer! No they don't
Question: Why do they have glass backboards?
Answer: Wo dent know. .
Question: Why does Seminole need them, then?
Answer: Because there la quite a difference In tha
two. For example, perception is quite different. Also ths
bell rebound, differently. If you play in a gym with one
type of backboard and ewltch to another o ff end on durJng lho #CIton K can throw tht players c it In thtlr ahootInf.
Question: Could this be the reason Seminole haa been
o ff on their shooting this season?
Answer: Yes, It's possible.
Question! Are the hoope any larger?
Answer! We hope to!
Elandr Clemens In 202 Game
Elanor Clement, a bowler
in the Holler Motor Navy
Wivts’ League, rolled her
first 200 game this week, it
wee s 303 affair la a 441
terlsa.
Meanwhile Pat Slpley bad
this week's high series with
443. Joe Watson was next with
a 453.
Jo Cltvcland and Betty
Washburn tied In a 163 gam*.
Slpley bad s 164 wbUs V en a
Bolton rolled a 161.
tlaceaeed.
Susy Reno converted tho 4H TKN KTIluM . D A V IS *
M clN TO dll
5-10, the 3-10 and the 3-?.
A t t o r n .? . for A d m ln lelralrla
Sherry Xee end Jo Ann Mc
P in t o ffice D raw er l i t .
Sanford, Flo rid a 13TU
Donald picked up the 5-10,
Pu b lish Jan. SI, I . A Fab. I,
Vicki
McGougb toppled the 4II. lis t .
7-3, Mary Ann Williams pick
C D Q - II
ed up the 4-5-7, Watson con
verted the 5-7 and 54 , and
Thelma Unger got the 3-10
and 54. Barbara Rohtr eonverted the 4-5, Isabel Goahorn
and Fran Morton got the 3-7,
Duma Durataler knocked orar
tha 54-10, BUly Johnson tho
6-10, and tha 5-10 aplit w ai
converted by Cleveland and
Joan Adams,
VAH4 "O" Wives still bold
first placo with 41* wins and
lSVi losses. VAH-3 "E" wives
are in second place with 41
wins and 23 losses.
The Ten Pinners remain in
this with 40 wina and 34 de
feats.
Four Seminole County bask
etball squads go beck into ac
tion Friday night.
Seminole High’s varsity and
jayvee squads will re-enter
Mstro play with e pair of tilts
with the Wildcats et Winter
Park.
The first engagement, the
Jayvee contest, will get under
way a t 4 p. m., and the affair
will be followed e t 6:80 by the
Sanford-Winter Park varsity
t ilt Topping o ff the evening
will be an 1:80 clash betwsen
the Rollins Collsge T a n and
tbs Mercer University B een .
Tha triple header should give
fane plenty of action for the
price o f their ducats.
Meanwhile, Friday night the
high-riding Oviedo Lions move
Ino Brevard County for a tilt
with tha TituJvilla High Terrlen . I t will be the initial
meeting b e t w e e n the two
schools this osteon. Oviedo
goes back to work on the heels
of its narrow margin victory
over Mount Dora Bible.
Lyman w ill make an effort
to get beck on the winning
eld* o f the ledger after drop
ping their game earlier this
week with the OBG league•adlng DtLand High Bull
dogs. The Greyhounds will
take on Osceola High o f Xla-
tlmmse.
Tha Crooma Panthsra move
Into Apopka Friday night for
a contest with Apopka High.
1-7 Perfecta
Pays $502.80
JaU Alai fans wbo liked Jacln and A stlia in Wednesday
night's fourth ovent at the
Orlando Seminole Fronton,
pocketed 1502.10 aa the 1-7
perfecta came roar Log in for
tha win.
Jacln'a victory also com
pleted a 3-1 Daily Double com
bination paying $88.80. Urlxar
grabbed the third game open
er la a close finish with
Olarru.
Areltlo and Irlarte walked
away with the feature eighth
game
win,
scoring
five
straight points from the sixth
post position. Jaein and AgusUa were second In poet two
and tha 6-3 perfecta waa
worth $185.40.
Garay came from behind
to take tho ninth game tin
gles honors, but it was i
heartbreeker for Irlarte wbo
finished second. First to go
for game point, Irlarte was
put down In three attempts
(or the win.
Twins Ask Help
On Housing
MINNEAPOLIS, M i n n
(U P !)—The Minnesota Twins
baseball club, critlsed for al
lowing segrogaUon of Its play
ers at its spring training site
at Orlando, has asked a ns
tional group to brip tolvs ths
problem.
Calvin Griffith, president of
the team, said Wednesday
night the Twins have been un
able to come up with n aolu
tion to the segregated accommodsUont at Orlando.
CONTRASTS — Tha d ifferen ce between the
way Sonny Llaton and Cassiua Clay train for
their title bout in Miami, in February ii an great
•a the contrast between the fighters themaelves.
Heavyweight champion Liston, fa r left, wears a
determined look as he pummels a sparmate a t
his camp in Las Vsgas, Nev. On the right, Cas
sius fools around with a clown wearing a gorilla
costume which "makes him almost as ugly as
Sonny" a t his headquarters in Miami.
Howe's, Jet Inn 0. B/s Walla Top Lucky Tourney
Not So Lucky
In Deadlock
Dog At Ladies Night
W a w tck’f aeUon in the
Sandtpuri Bowling Leagut
proved to be an even match
for Howe’a Tire Shop and Jet
Inn, aa they spilt a decision,
aach potUng two wlna. Howa
Tire Shop had tha high team
serial for the week, a 1,816,
and nleo Ugh team game of
647.
Helen Padgett w a i the atar
bowler for Howe'a with a 481188, and teammate Marilyn
Ferguson turned In the high
gam e of the evening, a big
317. LU Donat waa high for
tha Jet Inn with n nice 516213. Mary Pinter, also of Jet
Inn, had a 4*3-213.
I’ryor's Insurance Co. won
three points from Mar-Lou.
Factory Paint Outlet was
three to the good after their
fray with the first place
team , OK-Tiret. This team
has been rolling alrong and
stUI maintains a good lead
over the loop. Tha Denman
Dandles of McRobert’s Tirs
Co, cam e away with a three
point win from St. Johne
Realty, aa did Stamper'! Real
Estate over their opponents,
Pterro Manufacturing Co.
Midge Woods of McRobert's
Tire had the high series for
the week, a big 520 and a 192
game. Bolling high for St.
Johns was Jean Monroe with
a 456-164 and Ruth Phillips of
Stampers, who has been turn
ing In tome fine scries every
week, had a nice 486-1B2.
The split-pickings were few
with only three In the circle,
Eleanor Anderson converted
the S-7, Julia Weber the 5-7
and the 54-10, and Pat Foster
the 2-7.
ABC Sisrns Keiter
NEW YORK (UPI) - Let
Keiter, veteran baseball and
boxing aportscaster. baa been
signed to do the blow-by-blow
radio account of the Sonny
LMton-dasslus C l a y world
heavyweight ' c h a m p i o n ship bout at Miami on Feb.
M, ABC announced today.
Inaugural handicap O.B.'a
Walla heada « field of speedstars In the festured 10th race
of a ladles night program at
(be Ssnford-Orlando Kennel
Club tonight.
O. B .’a Walla baa been n
quinlela factor la his last
three starts — winning once
running second twice. The Os
wald brothers pup will be
prohibitive favorite to win the
ladles night feature with the
most opposition expected from
Chlckaboo Masle end Wide
Gap.
In the marathon seventh
race, circus city ranch's My
stery Tamer will be going
for bis second straight 3/Sths
mile victory since coming to
SOKC from Tamps.
The great distance runoer
won hla first SOKC etart by
8 * lengths last week. Mystery
Tamer was one of the flnset
Biddy League
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Standings
Team
W
Day 'N Night eeeewteee* 3
-ss.e oeet 3
Standard Oil
Robson's . . . seeeeeeee a
2
Sanford Atlantic . . . .
1
WTRR ........................
1
Sanford Electric . . .
0
Strickland • Morrison
0
First Federal ...........
Results
Sanford Atlantic 52, WTRR 30
Standard OU 36, Robson's 38
Day 'N Night 61, First Fed
eral 21
Sanford Electric 31, Strlck' land-Morriion 22
Games Saturday
Day 'N Night Grill va. Stand
ard OU
Strickland - Morrison va.
WTRR
Sanford AtlanUc va. First
Federal
Sanford Else trie va. Robson's
D O G ftg S ?/
Field Goaler
NEW YORK (UPI) - Ken
Seara of the New York Knlck
erbockert led the National
Basketball Association in field
goal parcentage (.477) la 1660.
N IG H TLY 8:10 8UNDAT
m
tn
*
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marathon runners at the track
laat season and appear* to
be on hla way to another
big aeaaoa.
Tonlght'a an tries:
F in e r s u e s — s /i e mii# —
OrmS# B — 1. Bussn D sw ltt, t.
B sm se ts 's B t s l, t. Food Town,
4. D inah’s Gone, I. B rt ty B aht,
4. V io la T ly , f . C h ry te r, I . K s ltea Orton
SECO N D B A C B — S / IS M ilt —
O rnds D — 1. B is F la m *. I.
Toylon. t. A q uar.no , 4. C tiu a t,
O r*, t. A n n lt’t Hopt, t. Burn
'n Mad, T. O.D.'s Qoon, t. Jim
T rap
T H I R D R A C E — S / IS MU* —
G ra ta D— l . M arlaw B rand s,
t. R td A p p lt O rttn , S. Panda't D In x t, 4. C a ra Co kt, I.
tun* R a n sa, S. L lx h l Sal. T. I'll
T a k a Him. t. K n o th .ad Tom
F O U R T H E A C H — S/IO Mila—
G ra d . M— I. M cA llm , 3. Color
ed n ta d r. t. Blacknoo* Pax. 4.
R a il K in d . I . Faded out, I.
I'm Ja n , T. Olrm o Bab, Ed
P tn d ar
F I F T H R A C E — S/S M il. Grmdt T — 1. Ranata, 3. P ro
v in cia l, 3. A lw ay s Alert, 4.
B. A.'a Crim son Plro, t. O.B.'a
Weedy, 4. W alk L u e k y , I.
Saraaola Sunburnt, t. Q u ito 's
F o rlu n a
S IX T H R A C K — B/ld M il. —
(irnda V — I. U u ld .n Howard.
3. W ondtr On. t. P a f t Turn.
4. Crony lin k e r . S. Hhrnk*. 4.
Don't, T. Sava It, 3. llo b in n
S E V E N T H R A C E — S /a H ilt
— a ro d * D — 1. M oraine T I J i ,
3. Moonereet. 3. C o m o R o ck tl,
4. Tum bling Ranla. I . Amanda
L , 4. R. A.'a Atlca llavoc, T.
Myatary
Tam ar,
I.
D inah's
Paul
E IG H T H R A C E — B / l* E lla —
Grade E — 1. Proud Eo alt, 1.
M alarial. I . Folay'a F o lly , I.
Ponaa R o ck. t. P a t Sec, 4.
Cam ara B u r, T. Stuffar, t.
Blnno P u r
N IN TH R A C E — S / ld Milo —
Grade A— 1. K lc ft Matron. 3.
Ilockln 81a, t. Notified, 4. Ha
lloo, I. O.B.'a Torpedo, 4. R are
Sport, T. Ryandalo, I . P a y O lf
O lrl
T E N T H P A G E — S / IS Milo —
G rade A— 1. O.R.'o W alla, t.
Proper Htuf, 3. Chlckaboo Ma
i l t . 4. T r y T o W in, 4. W ide
Gap. 4. Taa B e r lin s . T. P a rry
HI, 3. Bum maratla
E L E V E N T H R A C E — ■/• M B*
— G rade B— I. T ra n w a y ., t.
O lltta rln r Ro.o, 3. Button!. 4.
H ypno llq u., S. V lv l, 4. W ills
W in, T. B an k T ruat, I . K y la more.
RAN FRANCISCO (U PI) —
An International field of golf
stars faces up to the weather
again today when play opens
la tha 650,000 Lucky Interna
tional tournament—with those
young—old standbys, Arnold
Palmer and Jack NlcUaus, In
tha role of favorites.
After a storm-ravaged finish
at Pebble Beach on Sunday;
and a day at Sacramento
spent In freezing tempera
tures, the crack field opens
la the mud her* — with the
possibility of rtla.
This
tournament
should
Join the fall tour, when the
weather ii good In northern
California,” said Tommy Ja
cobi after wallowing through
the rain, hall and mud Wed
nesday la the pro-amateur
event.
But mostly there were few
complaints from tha touring
throng of shotmakera. The
Harding Park course, which
is 6,723 yards long and plays
to a par of 36-35-71, h is been
swept by rainstorms during
tha past week. The greens
are waterlogged and the fair
ways soggy.
Oklahoma To
HonorSpahn
In Sanford Biddy Basketball
League play the Day *N Night
Gtillers remained undefeated
la the third round of second
h ill activities by taking a 61
to 21 decision from First FedertL
Ken Hinson with 13 field
goals good for 26 points paved
the way for the GriUeri* win.
Bill Bracken got 18 and Skip
per Senkarik dropped In 14.
High man for the Savlngsmen
was Randy Brpwn with 16
points.
Standard Oil also remained
undefeated in second half seti.
vlties by taking a 38 to 26
contest from Robson's Sport
ing Goods. It was the Oilers'
third consecutive win and
Robson’s Initial defeat in the
second half.
Tom Ssndage with 25 points
was high man for the Oilers
while Dan Wright of the
Sports sank 18.
In other pity, Sanford At
lantic posted s 52 to 30 win
over WTRR and for the first
time this season the Radio
men found themselves In the
loop's second division. Mett
Morgan, with nine floor shots
end five charity tosses, rack
ed up 23 points for the B ick
ers sad high m a s honors.
David Lee was right behind
him with 22. For the losers,
Powell was high man with it.
Meanwhile, Sanford Electric
connected for its Initial vic
tory of the second half by tak
ing a 31 to 22 decision from
Strlckland-Morrison. For the
electricians A1 Groomes bad
24 points while Bill Schmidt
sank 15 for the Motormen.
The loop's eight clubs play
again Saturday morning at
Seminole High’s F l e m i n g
Gymnasium.
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ren Spahn, the Milwaukee
Braves' veteran pitching ace,
win be honored 8unday aa tha
Oklahoman who contributed
most to major league base
ball last srason.
St. Louis Cardinal Manager
Johnny Keane Is among those
scheduled to participate when
Spahn receives the Art Griggs
Memorial Award at tha an
nual Diamond Dinner.
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Television Tonight
By Abigail Van Buren
TH U M D A T P. M.
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DEAR ABBY: W« need
your help in lettllag an
argument. What ii the propar way to get a waiter’*
attention? la it all right to
•trike your glati with a
knife? How about snapping
your fingers? Also, is it bad
manners to whistle a short
•a d not too lood whistle?
DON and DORA
DEAR D and D.: Striking
one’s glass would startle
and annoy cveryooe In the
restaurant, including the
waiter. Snapping the fing
ers Is for the dogs, and
whistling is for the birds.
Simply
say,
"Walter,
please."
e e e
DEAR ABBY: How does
a 21-year-old girl tell her
own father she doesn't want
him a t her wedding? I want
m y mother there (she is a
saint),
but
my
father
makes a fool of himself
•very time be gets near li
quor and I know what
would happen if be were at
m y wedding. I want a
church wedding with all my
friends and relatives, and
m y oldest brother could
walk me down the aisle. I
know 1 sound selfish, Abby,
but I also know that 1 will
not be deprived of the kind
of wedding 1 want because
of my father. And I can’t
take the chanee of having
him get roaring drunk and
ruin everything. Whst would
you do?
IMPASSE
DEAR IMPASSE: I would
tell my father candidly of
my doubts and fears, and
then, if he promised to stay
sober on that day, I would
let him walk me down the
aisle. If we let people know
we eipect the best—they
rarely disappoint us. Big
brother can be watting in
the wings if Dad lets you
down. But I'd be( on Dad
this time.
e • e
DEAR ABBY: I am IS, an
honor student, sing in the
church choir and am con
sidered pretty. My parents
•re the best in the world,
with one exception. They
never had a heart-to-heart
talk with me. Abby, I know
this is hard to believe, but
everything I learned about
sea I hsd to learn oo m y
own. Because there was no
mention of this subject at
home, I was too ashamed to
bring it up although there
£aa>by On (Bhidqsi
One of the nicest features of
the St. Paul, Minn., Winter
fro m t
tt
Carnival Bridge tourney is
A Q 10 a s
¥ io a 7 4
that Leo and Retoe Seewald
♦ J1QS
will be helping out the tourna.
♦at
m eat committee and in gen
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pleasant as possible for the
fK fi
vqaoa
player*.
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Lea was elected president of
♦ K JM
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BOUTH
the American Contract Bridge
League in December, but the
471
¥A t
only change in the family out
♦ Q94S
look will be that he and Relne
♦ A Q 10TS
will work a trifle harder, if
Both vulnerable
possible.
Cast b i l l s West Nerth
South's two club bid Is one
14
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D U e Pm
of those silly overcalls. He la
•o t going anywhere with his
minor suit and should not
take a chance of getting into bles and South was thorough
real trouble. Leo, sitting West, ly punished when Retoe found
bad one of those perfect dou- toe killing defense.
were so many things I
wanted to know. The in
visible wall grew thicker
between my parents and me
and 1 became a very cur
ious, foolish and susceptible
girl. From what I have said
you can guess that I would
make very easy prey—and
I did. I don't know if I am
pregnant or not. I Just pray
to God I'm not. I know of
no human being other than
you to confide in. Abby, I
love my parents and I am
not blaming them for what
I did. 'l brought it all on my
self and deserve whatever
happens. I am only writing
this as a plea to parents,
especially mothers, to get
to know their teen-agers be
fore It Is too late. God bless
you, Abby, for printing this,
if you do.
TEEN-AGER ALONE
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Get it off your chest For
a personal, unpublished re
ply, write to ABBY, Box
MM, Beverly Hills, Calif.
Enclose a stamped, self-ad
dressed envelope.
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For Abby’s booklet, "How
to Hare A Lovely Wedding,"
send SO cents to Abby, Box
3365, Beverly Hills, Calif.
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Her Jack of spakes held the
first trick and Relne promptly
laid down the ace ot dia
monds. There was no hurry
about giving Leo a spade ruff.
Leo signaled come-oa with
the seven and Retoe played
her nine of diamonds, Leo
took his king snd gave her a
ruff. Retoe still did not lead
another spade. Instead she
led the three of hearts.
South had airesdy lost a
spade, two diamonds snd a
diamond ruff. He still had to
lose another spade, three
trumps and a heart so that
the total cost of his overcall
was 1,100 points.
Of course, this did not happea to a St. Paul tournament
The Seewakla are never that
rough on visitors.
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3-9 p.ra. CBS. Rawhide. "In
cident of th* Dowry Dundee."
Some exciting and even hum
orous moments here, but the
climax is disappointingly flat.
Very colorful as a d im iel in
distress is H tie l Court, a
Scottish lass loot in the wilds
with what appears to be a
very strange dowry: a suit of
armor, a bathtub and four
giant bulls. Fearful of what
her bulls might do to his
herd, Gil Favor (Erie Flem
ing) refuses to let the seem
ingly destitute girl ride with
him to her destination and
her presumed bridegroom,
but then reluctantly agrees.
Ha has several good reasons
to wish he’d abided by his
first impulse.
8:30-9:30 p.m. NBC. Dr. Kil
dare, "Tyger-Tyger." Psrt
two of this Ill-fated romance,
which poses the question: Can
a handsome young doctor
with hit recordings find peace
and contentment In th* love
l : t * ( ! ) D o c to r s
of a madcap surfing enthus
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iast subject to epileptic acts! : l l (0) N ews—Lien H ow ard
urea? If this were a movie,
1:0* ( ! ) L o r e t t a T ou n g
(0) To Toll The T r u th
Dr. Kildare would probably
(0) Queen F o r A Day
renounce hit profession and
l : ! l (0) News—Edw a rda
become a beachcomber, but
l :! 0 ( ! ) T on D o n 't Say
(Color)
as TV Is more attuned to
(0) E dge of Night
(0) W ho Do You T r u s t ! reality, he tries to cure his
4:00 ( ! ) Match O tm e
girl. Yvette Mimieux contin
(0) Bscret Btorm
ues to give a powerful per
10) T r a l l m a e t e r
0:31 ( ! ) New*— Bander
formance aa the epileptic and
V an o eu r
her efforts make the hour
4 :ie (1) R u m s and Allea
(0) Uncle W alt
worth watching, as they did to
l i t * ( ! ) Rest of Crouch*
Part I. Now that this talent
(0) C a rto o n s
ed m iss has entered th« TV
1:10 ( ! ) Nowecopo
(0) L*avo It To Reavar games, it is to be hoped that
(0) Rlvorboat
her parts remain as good,
but the playe get better.
9-10 p.m. CBS. Perry Me
son. "The Ceie of the Ice
Cold Hands." Lawyers do
some odd things for clients
and whst Perry Mason (Ray
mond Burr) does bera is
Um
string* indeed. A young
woman who look* more like
a teen (Joyce Bullfant) begs
him to cash racetrack tickets
for her, providing the horse
wins. It does, but while Perry
is ciihtog the tickets, a man
claims the money used to buy
the ticket! waa stolen from
him. Later, the man is mur
dered and the girl is the
prime suspect, though her
brother (Dick Davalos) work
ed for the dead man end had
a record of gambling on the
hones far above his means.
9-10 p.m. ABC. The Jim tiy
Dean Show. Aside from Ford
end Hines, who are Just plain
funny in their sketch about
a Brooklyn couple celebrating
their 18th anniversary, the
whole show has a country
flavor. The opening number
is "Buffalo Gal," with other
country numbers being "Ring
of Fire" and "I Walk tha
Line" by Johnny Cash, Jim
my Dean and Molly Bee's du
et to "Nobody's Dartin'," a
spot by Grandpa Jones and
group participation In "Rov
ing Gambler" and "If You
Were the Only Girl in the
World." Rowlf Jams Jimmy
in "Accentuate the Positive."
Where you categorize Boots
Randolph's comedy sax rou
tine, we leave t J you.
14-11 p.m. NBC. Perry Co
mo's Kraft Muile Hall. Perry
takes us to the State Fair
Music Hall to Dallas for his
third special of the acason,
and, as you can imagine, the
accent is on western music.
The Texes Boys Choir opens
the show with "Don't Fence
Me In" and "Chisholm Trail,"
and is later directed by that
great conductor, James Du
rante. Other "Western" per
sonalities joining Perry are
Dorothy I'rovino and Russ
Tamblyn of "West S i d e
HAROLD A.
APPLEBY
Dan Gurney Wins
Riverside Classic
RIVERSIDE, Cellf. ( U P O Tbe Riverside MO-mile stock
car race is two year* old, but
only one man can claim to
have ever woe it.
Dan Gurney, who bolds 13
of the M stock ear record* at
the Riveralda Speedway, won
his second consecutive wo
rnHer here Sunday after nab
bing toa lead in the 55th lap.
Tbe 34 year-old Costa Mesa
(Calif.) driver is richer by
113,335 for his effort and
should be a completely hap
py man.
But, after the race Gur
ney le a n e d that Joe Weather
ly, a long-time friend, had
been fatally injured in e spec
tacular crash In the 73th lap
e l the l«7-lap race.
that might appeal to you:
On*. To think bafore you
•peak sharply. (You can't
take cutting words back,
though you will often which
you eould, once they have
been spoken.)
Two. To get more pleasure
out o f the thing* you do for
others. (Aa long • • you are
going to do things for others,
you might as well enjoy the
doing, initead ot thinking of
yourself as burdened with re
sponsibilities.)
Three. To have ths courage
to speak your mind, even
when your opinion isn't a
popular ona, and the grace to
do it in auch a way that it
is clear you are merely stat
ing your own opinion.
Four. To do any unpleasant
thing that baa to be done as
promptly aa possible. (That
way, you don’t ruin perfect
ly goed time putting off
something you are going to
have to do eventually.)
Fhre, To be courteous, even
to tbe discourteous. (There is
so much discourtesy today
that if you mast it with dis
courtesy you’ll soon be a die-
Africa has mors different
kinds of race# of people than
all other continent# put to
TAMPA (UP!) - University gether.
Pancoast To
Join UF Staff
of Tampa bead football coach
Fred Pancoast will become of
fensive end coach at the Uni
versity of Florida next seaton,
Florida Coach Ray Graves
Mid Monday.
P aaeosft played quarterbeck for Tem ps from 1333
through 1333. U 133* be was
assistant to Coach Marcellino Huerta sod when Huerta
left two year* age Peoeeeet
tank ever as heed coach.
Tampa baa not announced
a replacement
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Group probably will inertao* ball scholarship# changed from
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that unless costa are controll red-shirting, this could mean
ed, college administrators may from 200 to 225 athletes in
demand a new curb on football school with granta-in-atd at
ona time.
substitutions.
Tech athletic director Bobby
Moor* arrive here today for
the annual SEC meeting which Dodd has even gone as far as
begins on a social not* this to indicate that unieaa the
evening and eould run through scholarship limit ia raised, hi*
school may withdraw from the
Saturday morning.
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Improve Your
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and more comfortable to have
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Ball
irginia
Warfel,Bride-Elect
Feted At Miscellaneous Shower
Planned By
Saturday
The Elks Club will be a gay
In a 10 a.m. ceremony, at
and festive place Saturday the Congregational Christian
night. The 24th annual ehar-(
Mra. J. W. Dingman enter-1R. D. Dekle, Georgia Redd, Marvin Warfel, mother of the I Howe, Chloe Butta, Katherine ily ball of the Sanford Elks Church, Jan. 18, Gayle Anne
Woodard became the bride of
tained Virginia Warfel, bride- H- D. McQuattera, mother of bride and Ruby Calder, Mar- Grimm and Cheryl McQuat- Lodge 1241 ia scheduled for
Donald Glenn Mason. Site la
L
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l
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Babbitt,
Marjorie
I
(era.
elect, with a ahower at b e > « bridegroom - elect. Mra.
S:30 p.m.
the daughter of Mra. Verna
In the receiving line with Woodard. The bridegroom ia
home on Myrtle Avenue Mon
Bowersox, exalted ruler, the aon of Mr. and Mri. Forday evening.
Mra. Bowersox, will be eat L. Mi aon. The ceremony
Aa gueata arrived
Stephen Androako, chairman waa performed by Rev. Wai
ed sifts on a table
the ball, and Mrs. Androa ter McPheraon.
large pink umbrella,
ko, Gene Walters, co-chairFor her vowa the bride
and Mrs. Walters.
choae a pale blue and white
white and trimmed
Vine Vincent and hia or wool ault with matching hat
duater of net puffa In
chestra will provide music ana
and aboea. She carried an or
ter and a matching puff
dancing. The public la In chid on her mother'a Bible.
each point. Mra. Dingman
vited to attend this social
Mrs. Richard Schultz, sla
uaed her collection of unuaual
event and reservations may ter of the bride, was matron
houae planta in an intereating
be made by calling Bud oi honor. She wore a
arrangement in the living
Moughton, reservation chair dress over white with a
room.
man.
hat and a corsage of
Gamea were played during
carnations.
the evening and African Vio
Steve Maeon, brother of the
let planta were given aa
bridegroom waa best man.
prltea to Mra. Whitmore, Mra.
Mrs. Woodard chose for her
Holloway, Mra. Gardner and
daughter’s wedding a threeBetty Glenn.
piece raspberry-pink w o o l
The refreahment table waa
auit and a corsage of blue car
covered with a white cut-work
By Julia Bartoa
nations.
linen cloth and held a cryatal
Mrs. J. E. llildebrsn, CrestMra. Mason wore a black
epergne filled with pink and
wood
Lane, A t a m o n t e brocade sheath with a white
white flowcra and pink taperr.
Springs, has as her house- Jacket and a corsage of lav
Party aandwlchca, petit foura,
guest, her sister, Mra. H. E. ender carnations.
coffee, nuta and mlnta were
VIRGINIA WARFEL, bridc-clcct, (center) lx nhown opening her gifts re
Lovelace of Shelby, N. C. Mrs.
A reception was given, im
aerved to the gueata.
ceived at a shower given for her by Mrs. J. M. Dingman. Her mother,
llildebrsn is slowly recuperat mediately following the cere
Invited to attend the party
Mrs. Marvin Warfel (right) and Mrs. II. D. McQuattcrs, mother of the
ing from injuries received In mony, at the home of the
were Mmea. E. E. Walker,
an auto accident Dec. 20 in bride for the immediate fam
bridegroom-elect, assist her.
Garvin Harden, Ruth Long,
Altamonte.
ily and close friends of the
Edaon Goyt, George Elck,
Gertrude Gilbert, Bill Glenn,
D. II. Whitmore, Muriel Gard
ner, A. D. Holloway, W. A.
Fealer, Max Baaa, J. St. Clair
White, Vernon A. Davie, T.
B. Middleton, Roy Howell Jr.
Gamma Lambda chapter hreath-of-apring, were seen
gie Rogera, Helen DuPula,
One of the best waya of is ready for a fresh coat of
members were hovteuci for and LaBellman explained the
The Woman's Society of
roper care ot furs. The high- Christian Service, First Meth caring for furniture is so sim wax.
the all-chapter, Bela Sigma
On furnltura with a natural
ple that it often ia overlooked.
ight of the show waa a coat
finish (except sh ellic), a
Plil sorority, annual luncheon ;>urchased In 1865, in perfect odist Church, will have a mis
Wash
itl
sion study In February. The
cleanser-conditioner made of
Saturday at the Imperial condition, and just acquired
According to Myrtle Wilson, one quart hot water, one tab
subject will be “The Chris
ty LaBellman. The coat has
House.
tian Mission In Southern home demonstration agent, lespoon of pure spirits of gum
Mra. Joe Corley, chapln H-cn handed down four gener Asia.”
washing Is one of the best turpentine to three table
sponsor, and Mra. J. W. Car al Iona.
The first session Is sched
methods of completely remov spoons boiled linseed oil
Mrs. Don llamncr presided
ler, ways and means chair
uled for Feb. 4 at the general
ing
dust, stains and old wax cleans the surface and helps
special
man, were chairmen for the .ind wtjconict] the
• „ . . i meeting when Mra. R. U.
lengthen tha lift of tha finish
luncheon. Thu maio.tuhlu wav ^M a^aiH m sors of all chap- |IliU h||on wlll bt ln chtrRe or polish that accumulates
too.
in
time.
Frequent
washing
Is
ters
and
pastsponsors
of
decorated with a centerpiece
of the program. At that time
When using this conditioner,
of yellow rosea in a black Gamma Lambda, Mrs. Wil Mra. M. B. Smith will intio- needed where furniture sur
pour hot water into a cup.
faces
are
exposed
to
sticky
liam
Fleming,
first
sponsor
container, sorority colors.
duce the atudy book, “Chria*
Shake the cleanser-condition
A fashion show of furs, nar of Gamma Lambda, Mra. tlan Iaauea in Southern Aa!*." fingers or heavy deposits of
er mixture and pour enough
dirt.
rated by Morris Laliellman, Philip Bach, Zcta XI sponsor,
A t the eonclualon of the
No matter whether the fur Into the cup of water to cover
waa presented. Stoles, jackets Mrs. W. R. Jennings, Phi
bualneaa and program there niture Is of wood, metal, the aurfaee. Dip a cloth into
and lull length coats, rang Gamma Eta sponsor, Mrs.
wlll be a tea. All women of cano or rattan, it can be the mixture and apply to a
ing from black diamond to Madeline Scott, Brat presi
the church are invited to at waahed. However, some spec small area.
dent of Gamma Lambda and
tend.
Keep the moisture away
ial techniques and precau
a charter member of the
The eeoond aeailoa will be tio n are necessary la doing from joints. Rub the surface.
chapter, Mra. Evelyn KickFeb. II. A t that time Rev. the job.
A toothbrush is beat on groorlighter. All pavt presidents of
Herbert
W.
Goers*,
pastor
of
Work on a small area at a ea and carvings.
Hie hostess chapter and chap
SMC
ter pruildenta were recog tha Lutheran Church of the time.
will be guest
Go over soiled spots with a
Take that broom you were
nized. Mri. W. R. Jennings, Redeemer,
Phi Gamma Ets sponsor and speaker. Rev. Goer**, son of spongo or cloth dipped Into about to throw away, cut the
Mra. Joe Curicy were unable missionary parents, was born warm soap or detergent sudi brisUes off and then Ua an
Food and beverage apllla
Mrs. Ray Williams conduct
in India end will speak on and wrung as dry as possible. old felt hat, aerap of flannel
to attend.
threaten to mar carpets and
ed the business meeting for
Ufa in that country.
Wipe quickly with a clean, or carpet around tha ' ‘busi
A
fur
hat,
given
aa
a
door
ruga. However, the damage
the Dorcas Class, First Bap
damp iponge or cloth and fol ness” end and you have a per
prize,
waa
won
by
Shirley
seed not be permanent If you
tist Church, at the home of
Alexander. Chapter prises,
A stamp can be removed low with a clean, dry cloth. fectly wonderful floor polish
act promptly and use the
Mrs. J. G. David on 10th
silver bookmarks, were given from an envelope by applying When the furniture dries It er.
right firat-ald treatment.
Street Monday evening.
to Polly Smith, Theta Epsilon, lighter fluid to the inside of
There are two simple, in
The group captains, Mra. T.
Grace Marie Slineciphvr, Zcta the envelope behind tbo
expensive, homemade formu
W. Mere, Mrs. J. R. Hudson,
XI, Jean Gonsalei, Phi Gam stamp.
las for removing many food
Mrs. Carl McWhorter and
ma Eta and Jeanette Alexan
ala for removing many food
Mrs. R. 8. Daniels discussed
So
effective
In
any
decor—
der,
XI Bela Ela. Glnny Ro
A piece of chalk In your
spota except those caused by
plana for exchanging groups
butter and other fata. Oily tills lovely quilt with eaay-to several times a year to stim bertson received the inactive Jewelry box will keep your
member prize.
jewelry tarnish-free.
stains should be trcaU-J with applique pansy motiial
ulate interest.
ALWAYS PM8 T QUALITY m
nonflammable dry cleaning
“
Love,
a
Language
Every
No. 5001-N has pattern
fluid only.
pieces for applique; full di one Understands” waa the
To make formula 1, com
subject of an interesting de
bine a neutral detergent and rections.
votion by Mrs. Charles Rob
To order send U cents In inson.
lukewarm water. The recom
mended pro|>ortlon is one coins for each pattern to:
Mra. David served refresh
teaspoon of detergent to one
Creative Woman
ments to those attending:
9
cup of water. For formula 2,
The Sanford Herald
Mmea. Garfield Walker, W. J.
use one-halt cup of white vin
Brooks, William Tanner, Leo
Box 431, Midtown Station
egar mixed with one and oneNow York II, N. Y.
Watson, William Mallczowskl,
YEAR ROUND WEIGHT
half cups of lukewarm water.
Add 10 cents (or first-class Tom Fulton, John O'Donnell,
T o prevent
permanent mailing.
W. A. Thomas, E. Smith and
20 PAIR
stains from beverages like
Print name, address with Mrs, John Walker. Mrs. Eu
colfee, tea, fruit Juiee or pun tone, style number and size. gene Pennington was a guest.
ch, w!|w up the excess liquid
promptly. Apply formula 1
4 WOMEN’S
to the area, maklg sure the
sponge or cloth applicator la
ALL LONG SLEEVE
Just damp, not sopping wet.
Follow this by sponging with
66 PAIR
clean water and blotting It up
Uie excess. Then apply a lit
tle formula 2. Again, apongo
the area with clear water
14 MEN'S FLANNEL LINED
and blot of excess moisture.
FALL AND WINTER
Dry aa quickly aa possible.
DAYTIME AND PARTY
An overdose may result in
brown stains caused by soak
M MEN’S LONG SLEEVE
ing the carpet backing.
The following new realdenta
have been welcomed to San
ford by Virginia Petroakl,
Welcome Wagon boateaa.
. Mr. and Mra. Sammy Sammona from DeLand; Mr. and
Mra. V. G. Matula, Waahlngton. D. C.; Mr. and Mra. Ken
neth Whitworth, San Diego,
Calif.; Mr. and Mra. Carl
Lalng, Havannah, Fla.; Mr.
and Mra. William Andcraon,
Philadelphia, Pa.; Mr. and
Mra. Jamea Brown, Ger
many; Mr. and Mra. Ira
Hughea, Cleveland, Ohio;
Mr. and Mra. Leon Holley,
Miami; Mr. and Mra. Jerry
Bedlent, Savannah, N. Y.;
Mr. and Mra. Francia Stabinaky, Pa.; Mr. and Mra. W.
A. Erhold, McGuire AFB, N.
J.; Mr. and Mra. C. R. Haynea, Daytona; Mr. and Mra.
11. B. May, Waahlngton, D.
C. ; Mr. and Mra. W. P. Morehead, Birmingham, Ala.; Mr.
and Mra. C. P. Moyer, Nor
folk, Va.;
Mr. and Mra. L. W. Roaa,
Huntington, W. Va.; Dr. and
Mra. Kenneth Wing, Mr. and
Mra. C. G. Henning, Great
Lakea, III.; Mr. and Mra. R.
D. ingle, Bedford, Ind.; Mr.
and Mra. C. R. Kufncr, Pa
tuxent River, Md.; Mr. and
Mra. H. K. McLeod, Cuba; Dr.
and Mra. M. A. Neapilth,
Galncavlile, Fla.; Mr. and
Mra. 0 . R. Oaburn, Jacksonvlllc; Mr. and Mra. Gary
Fainter, Fall* Church, Va.;
Mr. and Mra. L. D. Scar
borough, Jackaonville; Mr.
and Mra. L. C. Zwick, Balti
more, Md.; Mr. and Mra. J.
A. Roaaman, Jackaonville;
Mr. and Mra. Ralph C. Beckc,
San Diego, Calif.; Mr. and
Mra. Walter Blevlna, Muncle,
Ind.; Mr. and Mra. M. W.
Collina, Mcmphla, Tenn.; Mr.
and Mra. J. J. Kuznickl, Columbua, Ohio;
Mr. and Mra. L. L. Swann,
Birmingham, Ala.; Mr. and
Mra. J. A. Turner, Mayport,
Fla.; Mr. and Mra. F. A.
Eaton, Maitland; Mr. and
Mra. C. C. Hurt, Kalalerslaut e n , Germany; Mr. and Mra.
L. H. Kitchen, La Maurra,
Cal i f ; Mr, and Mia. Lewia,
Jackaonville, and Mr. and
Mra. J. V. Rowe, Starke.
Mrs. Bethea
Mason Woodard
Vows Repeated
New President
Of Circle
Altamonte
Personals
Gamma Lambda Chapter
Methodist Women
Hosts Sorority Luncheon
Plan Mission
Study
Don't Overlook Simple
W ay To Clean Furniture
C R E A T IV E
W OMAN
Remove
Food Stains From
Carpets
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Mrs. Donald Glenn Mason
couple. The bride's book was
kept by JoAnn Shields and
Mrs.
Kenneth
McMurray
aerved punch.
The newlyweds left for a
abort wedding trip and will
reside in Key West where he
la stationed with the U. S.
Navy and will attend elec
tronics achooL
Birthday Party
For Sandra Magin
In Chuluota
Sandra Magin celebrated
her 10th birthday with a par
ty a t the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Magin
Sr. in Chuluota.
The guests enjoyed gam rs
and listening to records. Ice
cream and caka were served
to those attending; Lisas snd
Desna Coffey, Pamela u^vis,
Brenda Bonl, Sonj* Whaley,
Judy Durham, Glenda and
Brenda Hasty, Debbie Bunyon, Sue Cruce, Teresa Me*
Bride and Sabrina Uildabrand.
Sirs. Waller Bethea was in
stalled as president of th«
Ethel Root Circle, Congrega
tions! Christian Church, in a
candlelight ceremony
con
ducted by Rev. Walter A. R.
McPherson ln the churcb
sanctuary.
Officers unable to attend,
due to illness, arc Mrs. Oscar
Zlttrowcr, vice - president;
Mrs. Maurice Corbett, seer*,
tsry-tressurcr. and Mra. WaV
ter McPherson, chaplain.
A short business meeting
was conducted, prior to tha
installation. by Mrs. A. M.
Rcmusat, retiring vice-prcsL
dent. Plans were formulated
for the Swedish Smorgasbord
the circle will sponsor Febw
22. General chairman of tha
event is Mrs. Harold Herbat
and co-chairmen are Mra. G.
O. Nordgren and Mrs. Maw
rice Corbett
The members were rem ind
ed of the Women's Fellowship
meeting at Fellowship Hall
Jan. 27 at 2 p.m. and Mr*
W. F. Burtsehe, president oi
the Friendship League, apoks
briefly about the meeting.
Refreshments were served
by the hostess, Mrs. Bea Ah
ford, assisted by Mrs. Robert
Getman to: Mmea. Bonnet
Carter, Harold Herbst, Ralph
Losslng, G. O. Nordgren,
Clyde Stinson, A. M. R em »
s a t Edward Simpson, Waite*
Bethea, and gueata, Mrs.
BurUcha and Rev. McPha*
ion.
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Work Jackets . . . . $4.44
Sport Shirts . . 3 for $5.00
Beys Shirts. . . 3 Tor $5.00
Wide Stripe Shirts . $1.00
1 TABLE
Better Fabrics . . yd. 50c
1 GROUP
Decorator Pillows 4 for $5.00
1 GROUP
Foundations . .
a GROUPS WOMEN’S
Dresses . . . $4.00-$6.00
72 LONG A SHORT SLEEVE
12.95
ALL FALL AND WINTER
Childrens House Slippers 50c
Hair Dryers . . . . $10.88
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Downt«wm SomlorA
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Program On Prose
diom sim aksAA
Virginia Carol Beasley
For Sorority
Complimented With. Shower Members
Personals
Mra. H- U John sow
A buying tip: Carrots usual stir into hot, buttery
This cold weather makes ly coma In small plastle bags beans.
• t •
you want to have soup for
Be sure to examine bags and
"warm
er
up"
doesn't
ItT
feel
carrots.
They
should
be
S.O.S.
Come
to the reseue
Mrs. Dll Daigle was hostess
Mrs. Elbert Beasley, mother Beasley, Anna Mikler, Mag to Gamma Lambda chapter Lata try a few different var firm—never soft enough to of H arriett Mixon. In a call
ieties.
bend—and have a bright color from her aha saya that her
of the honoree. Mines. E. 0 . gie Dodson, James Fulghum,
Henderson, Calvin Tennant. Jessie Edge, Ferrell Beasley, members, Beta Sigma Phi CREAM OF CARROT SOUP with no dark spots. Medium electric steam Iron la not
sized carrots are better than working right. The water
LeRoy Beasley, P a u l i n e Clara Mariner, Frank Gay Sorority, Monday evening.
1 hunch carrots
great big carrots or very won't come out of the bottom
The main item of business, 2 tbsp. butter
Priest, Sonny Priest Hubert dick, C. T. Xiblack and Ouida
small ones.
of the iron. What can aha
Priest, Arthur Metcalf, J. W. Edge.
was the discussion of the state 1 tbsp. chopped onion
• • •
do to clean out tha (team part
M
cup
flour
ronrrntion to be held in May
Gire Iced tea or lemonade of the Iron. Let us know if
in Clearwater. T e n t a t i v e 144 cups evaporated milk
a festive look with fruit ka- you have the solution.
plans for the spring rush sea 1 teas, salt
Scrape
cerrota,
slice
and
cook
bobs—fresh
fruits strung on
son were made.
Mrs. Jim Jones and Mrs. in 21* cups boiling water un a aipper. • • •
Daigle presented the program til perfectly tender drain, sav
Save dill pickle Juice for
on prose, gave examples of ing water. There should be
about
2ii
cups,
If
less,
add
making
dlUed carrots and
prose writing and named the
freah water. Put carrots celery sticks (or an appetis
great prose writers.
Vanilla crumb rake and cof through fleer or food mill. er tray. Drop slicks of car
By Mrs. Clarence Snyder
There should be 1U cups rte rots and celery in pickle juice
fee were served to Mmes.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hirt
ed carrots. Melt butter, add and let stand several days.
Don Hamncr, Jim Jones, Jim
announce
the birth of a
onion and cook until soft. Low calorie, too.
Datightrcy, J. W. Carter, Jer
daughter, Cindy, Jan. 17 at
• • •
Blend in flour, then evaporatry McCabe, Larry Mann, La
ed milk and water from c a r
Thegreatest
of chefs al Seminole Memorial Hospital.
Mar Meredith and Mrs. Jim rots; stir over direct heat un
ways
have
been
artists In
Blythe.
Mrs. Jam es Wallin and
til mixture boils and thickens. flavoring with herbs. The se
Now stir in carrots and salt cret Is In using just enough Mrs. Sara Katowits attended
and reh eat Serve piping hot so that you don't taste the a meeting at tha Iloma Dcm
with crisp crackers. Serves herb itself. Use only enough onstration office in DeLand,
5.
to heighten flavor. A safe recently. They learned of the
TOMATO AND CABBAGE quanity to start with is V4 new reading program planned
SOUP
teaspoon. Then your taste and for the Home Demonstration
14 cup butter
your family, after a little clubs and also about Insecti
First Baptist
V* cup flour
practice, will tell you how cides.
Jan. 24
12 os. can tomato Juice
much. Once you use the com
Mrs. Emma Youts of Ge
dice onion
moner ones such as thyme,
7:15 a.m. Prayer service and
1 te n . salt
parsley, sage and marjoram, neva spent Friday with Mra.
breakfast
a i f .. <■you'll be anxious to try Clarence Snyder.
7:30 p.m. Asso. music festival 1 tbsp. augar
others.
m cups evaporated milk
at Plnccrcst Church
• • •
2t4 cupi finely chopped cab
Mrs. Eva Williams was a
Jan. 25
bage cooked In IV* cups
Everyone loves French fried luncheon guest of Mrs. Tom
water
onion rings, but did you ever Lemon Wednesday.
9 a m. Also, music festival at
Melt butter and blend In flour, try French fried green pepper
I’inccrcst Church for youth
VIRGINIA CAROL BEASLEY
add tomato Juice and stir over rings? Delicious! Dip pepper
Everett Boyer, who is em
choirs
low heat until mixture boils rings In milk, then in season ployed In Columbus, Ohio,
and thickens. Add onion, salt ed flour. Fry In deep, hot ipent a month at his homa
and augar to evaporated milk, fat until brown. Drain, sprin here.
and heat separately In top of kle with salt.
• • e
double boiler over hot water.
Miss Helen Weatherby and
Just before serving strain out
For a delicious nut-Uke Karl Raascher, both of Co
the ooion and add cabbage flavor, crumble fine a few lumbus, Ohio, were reeeat
and water In whleb cabbage yellow cheese erackers and guest* of Mrs, Lilly Boyer.
was cooked. Slowly stir in the
Use commou aense while
tomato mixture into the milk
you are doing your house
and cabbage. Serve immedi
cleaning io you can get
ately. S servings.
through the lob without mis
QUICK RUTABAGA CHEESE
hapt, aays Myrtle Wilson,
80UP
Home Demonstration Agent
2 cups grated raw rutabaga
Don’t try to hurry and, for
firmly packed. (1 lb.)
goodnesi' sake, take a break
2 cupi boiling water
when you feel tired. Trying
2 tbsp. bacon drippings
to beat the clock la like vio
3 tbsp. flour
lating a speed limit when you
144 cups milk
drive. You taka stupid chanc
1 chicken bouillon cube
es, and one moment of bad
Vi lb. sharp cheese, grated
judgment can bring dUaster.
(IV* eups)
Dress sensibly for your
V* tees, salt
cleaning chorea. Wear good44 teas, seasoning sak
lilting iboea with low heelf.
V* teai. augar
If you work In a dress, It
1 tbsp. chopped parsley
should be eimple, without
Cut rutabaga la Unch slices.
Pare slices and grate on a
gaping pockets. The skirt
medium coarse grater. Place
should be moderately full —
In laueapan with the boiling
not so full that It will catch
water and cook, uncovered
on things, to pull them over,
until Just tender about 8 min
and not ao tight that it will
&
utes. Heat bacon drippings in
restrict y o u r movements.
another
saucepan,
blend
in
Flimsy, fluttering aproni and
flour, add mlHt and cook with
flowing aletvei may prova to
constant at bring until the
ba a fire hazard. Remember,
sauce boils and thickens. Then
too, that plastic aproni ara
add rutabagas and cooking
very heat-sensitlva and melt
MARK JAKUBCIN
waUr, and stir in bouillon
rapidly when they come Into
cube,
cheese and seasoning*.
contact with a flame.
Mark Jakubcin celebrated Mr*. John Jakubcin, Mark's
Don't use carbon tetrachlor his fourth birthday with a Godpsrcnts; Mr. and Mrs. SUr while reheating to eervIng t e m p e r a t u r e . Sprin
ide, gasoline, benzene or keroLex Abell, Mr*. Emily Jakub- kle each serving with parsley
spaghetti
supper
at
the
home
itn e for cleaning. If you use
ein, Mr. and Mrs. Milan Jak
turpentine or naphtha, don't of his parents, Mr. and 5Irs. ubcin, Mr. and Mrs, George Serves 4.
uza It near an open flame. F. A. Jakubcin in Slavia.
Jakubcin, Mr. and Mrs, Gor
Don't dry clean clothes or
The white birthday cake don Pendarvis, Mr. and Mrs.
household a f f e c t s Indoor*. was trimmed In yellow and Clifford Pendarvis, Mrs. Jac
Paint only In well-ventilated green with a brown corral and queline Winters, Mra. Gordon
rooms. Never use any com horses and cowboys. The 40 Pendarvis Jr., Ivan Jakubcin,
bustible
cleinln*
product, guests attending wero all Mrs. Dushon Lukas, and fam
either clear or mixed with family m emberi: Mr. and ilies and Mrs. J. P. F.ldridge.
water, in an automatic dryer
or combination washer-dryer.
The fume* will esplode when
^
the temperature gets high
enough In the dryer drum.
Don't put .artlelei contain
ing foam rubber in an auto
matic dryer because heat will
LADIES BLOUSES
COORDINATE SETS
be retained In them for a long
Reg. 91-99 to 110.99
time. Even a small amount of
heat can cause this material
to ignlta.
Sale
Reg. 96.99 to 929.99
Some safety tipi are so ob
vious that It seems a w aits of
time to mention them. Yet
LADIES SWEATERS
many homemakers b r e a k
Reg. 91.99 to 912.99
Sale
them and have been lucky —
How about yout
U ri. E. Petterson h it re
turned home after a trip to
Ban Francisco to visit her son
Vlriinia C a r o l Beasley,
Lcdr. (USCG) Warren S. Petbride-elect,
was compliment
terson, and his family. He
ed
w
i
t
h
a miscellaneous
will leave soon for an as
shower recently at the Oviedo
signment In Honolulu.
Womans Club.
Hostesses for the party
If You See
were Mmcs. S. E. Parker.
Elsie Fleming, John Coe,
Charles Dlshman, Cliff FaulkTell Her There Its
ingham, Irvin Malcolm and
Mrs. A.
King.
A FREE CORSAGE
The clubhouse was decorat
For Her At The
ed with fugl mums and a bou
quet of yellow dahlias and
chrysanthemums centered the
FLOWER SHOP
refreshment table, covered
with a white linen cloth.
Ph. 838-3741
Cake and punch werw serv
Seminole Plaaa
ed to the guests attending:
Mrs. Ray Milwee
w.
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CHILDREN’S
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Dresses
198
Plaids, Solids, Prints
Values 2.98 • 10.93
to
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Sweaters 2 «
98
6
98
3
CHILDREN’S
98
Skirts
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I
io
4 98
Children’s Coordinated
Sports Outfits
Colton Tops, Corduroy
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Values 2.98 - 5.98
398
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SLACKS
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HANDBAGS
LADIES JEWELRY
V i PRICE
Top Coats. . . Jackets
Dresses
Sportswear
Ref. 92.95 . 912.95
ODDS and ENDS BARGAINS
Jewelry
ONE GROUP
5
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ALSO ON SALE!
S SPECIAL RACKS
R ef. 9419 to 929.99
Infants To Sub-Teen Wear
Pajamas — Sportswear
Dresses — Little Boys Suits
LADIES DRESSES
Shoes . . . Casuals
Rog. 912.95 • 939.95
w
fe u S JU w $ 5 * 8
Sweaters . . . Shirts
Values to |39.95
i
$4«* u * 1 7 «
Sport Coats . . . Suits
Dresses
Sanford
MID-WINTER
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Shoe Sale Continues!
Cor. 1st S t & Magnolia Ave.
Orion, 100% Wool
Pleated, Solids, riaids
Values 5.98 • 7.98
99
The Selection Of Ladies Heels
Flats, Men's, Boys & Girls
Shoes Is Still Good.
to
Slipovers, Cardigans,
Floral Prints, Solids,
Soft Weaves, Hulkles
Values 3.98 • 5.98
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TIZZY
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ROBERT n. KTJRVTN and
J E S S IE 8. KURVIN. hla wife.
Defendant*.
NOTICE TO DF.FKAD
TOi ROBERT R. KUHVIN
R ta liltn c a Unknow n
YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOTI
F I E D t h a t a ault to foreclose
a M ortgage haa been filed
a g a i n s t you In tha abova Court
by tha a b o r a nam ed Plain tiff.
Tha p r o p a rty a ouaht to ba
foreclosed la aa followa:
Lot Cl. LONODAl.E SUB
DIVISION,
a c c ording
to
P l a t t h r r a o f aa racordad
In P la t Book I t . P a c e Cl.
of tha Public Rarnrda of
Seminole County, Florida.
YOU ARE R E Q U IR E D to
flla yo u r A nawer w ith tha
Clerk of th a Court and to
•»rve a ro p y upon the Plaintlffa’ Attorneya, F R E E D A NATHANHON. Sin South W a s h in g ton Avenue, Tltuavllle, Florida,
not l a t e r t h a n F e b r u a r y 1C.
1M4. If you fall to do ao. a
decree pro ronfeaao will ba e n
tered a s a l n a t you for tha r e
lief dem anded In tha Com
plaint.
W ITN E SS my h a n d and aeat
of eald Court a t Seminole
County, thla I t h day of J a n
uary. 1SCI.
<J
0
By Kate Osann
ix
the
c ir c u it
court.
X IX T II JU D IC IA L
C IR C U IT ,
IX
A XD
FOR
SIS E f XOI.E
COU.XTY, F L O R ID A . IX CHAN*
CK R Y XO. I M n
X O T IC R TO D E F R X D
IX R E i P a t l l l o a a t
'
J O S E P H BARTON R R O WN IX T E E
COU NTY JU D G E 'S
and LOVEDY O. BROWN
C O U R T . IN A N D F O R S E M I
N O L E COU NTY. F L O R ID A .
IN R E t E S T A T E O F
A L F R E D ARTHU R CHARLES
PA R K E R , a lt o know n aa AL
F R E D CHARLES PA R K E R .
Dactaaad.
LAST ONE IN
IE POOLBLTtS
IWfr MALTS/
AND LOOKATTHO
B U -F R C M T H e v e m 3
e o P H te n c A iB s o e e s s
«H 0f?*.G M M A /M 3U fe e
"1 really mad* progress today In French class! Hsit
oallsd ms his Uttla cabbtgsl"
HOTU6IENINQJ
SIDE GLANCES
By Galbraith
EST H U D 8PE IIE A T H . minor,
and you a ra require d to aarva
a copy of y o u r a n s w e r or ob' ow cauaa why
Jactlona to she
not ba
•aid I’attllo n should
i
g ra n te d , It _any.’. on tha a tt o r tlonara, 8TENnaya f
STROM, d a v i s s m c i n t o s h .
Poet Office D ra w e r 1131. S a n
ford, Florida, and flla tha o ri
ginal In tha Office of tha
Clark of tha C ircuit Court. In
and
For
Seminole
County,
Florida, on o r before the Ird
day of F e b r u a ry , A. D. 11(1,
and herein fall not. or a De
ere# P ro Confeeso will ba e n
tered a g a ln e t you.
W ITNESS m y h a n d and tha
official aaat o f aald Court tn
County,
Sanford,
Semlnola
Florida,' thla loth day of Decm i.
amber,
(SEAL)
A r t h u r If. B r c k w lth . Jr.,
C lerk of the C ircuit Court
By: M a rth a T. Vlhlen, D.C.
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th a e a ta ta of Alfred A r
t h u r Charles P a r k e r , a li o
k n o w n ae Alfred C h a r li e
Parker;
You a n d each of you are
h ereby notified t h a t an Order
d e clarin g tha a d m in is tr a tio n of
tho a it a t o of AUred A r t h u r
Charla a P a r k e r, a l i o kn o w n ae
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Vernon Mlee. Jr.. J u d g e of tho
C ounty J u d g e 's Court of Sem i
nole County. Florida. The tota l
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determined to t>0 I t .513 I t and
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Circle,
A ltam o n te
Springs. Florida, and Robert
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N O nTH ORLANDO COMPANY,
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BERNARD
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KINO a nd DOROTHY D. KINO,
hla wlfa, D e f e n d a n t s a n d you
a r e re q u ire d t a a a r r o a copy
o f p o u r Anawor o r o t h e r plead*
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A ttorneys.
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By: M a r t h a T. Vlhlaa, D A
Mack N. Cleveland, J r .
a n d H a ro ld F. Johnooa
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OUR BOARDING HOUSE
FURNACE
C H R Y SLE R
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STO P B Y O k CA LL .
FA 2-8321
EXPECT SERVICING
MU PARK DR.
SANTORO, FLA.
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�Plan Your Profits-Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For You—Dial FA 2-5612
• Phone
' Classified
• 322-5613
• 322-5612
Office 204 W. First
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brfore insertion. Mon. • S a t
soon.
RESPONSIBILITY:
The Herald will not be re•pontlble for more than one
Incorrect laiertion of jo u r ad,
and reserves the ri«ht to re
vile or reject a n j advertise
ment from what ordered ta
conform H the policies of this
» lp «r 2. N o tices • Fersonala
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6. For Rent
F l"R \. Apt. 2300 Mellon vine. A LOT FOR THE MONEY
And we'll include a big 2IMMEDIATE uCCCPANCY
story Home. 4 Bedrooms, 2
1 Hou*e • 5 rooms with fir*baths, repainted inside 4
place and smatl screened
out. new wiring, g o o d
porch. Lake privilege*. *65 plumbing, 7 blocks from
per month.
downtown. Total p r i c e
Phone Frank Evans
88,800; owner-financed with
FA 2-1417 or FA 2-1733
$300 down and $63 a month.
KENT A BED
WAREHOUSE
ROSA L. PAYTON
£
V A - FHA
P roperty M anagement
& Sales Broker
FURN.. 2 room apt. FA 2 1374
.0 or FA 8-5492.
,
Jim Hunt Realty
Storage space, clean, dry.
FA 1-1374 or FA 2 5482.
these Beautiful 2, 3, 4 6
Bedroom
FURN Apt- US W. 5th St.
Government
O ffera fur your selection
Owned Homes
Priced From $0,750
Lake cottage, fum. 322 6106.
Down Payments
As Low As $100
VURN. APT. FA 2-28WI.
•a BEDROOM house, kitchen Monthly Payments
- equipped, Lake privilege*,1
From $43.50
J-RR., uniurn., $33. l-HH.
• /urn. $30. FA 2-6083 after
< 6 p. m.
I near Air Base. FA 2-47361 To make the beat home
* after 5:30.
buy, ere the
1"CLEAN quiet Rooms" The
I Gables FA 8-0TW.*3 Bedroom Furn. borne on
: Lake Mary, *100.
• R. A. William*, FA 2 3931
SWEETIE PIE
By Nadine Seltzer
VA - FHA
Appointed
Property
' Management &
Sales Broker
Jim Hunt Realty
! Large 3 Bdrm. home. Fla.
Office FA M i l l
Rm., Elect, k it, Newly deM#bt FA M M
: corated. $100 mo. unfurn.
*23-0790
; t CaD FA 8-8746 after 3:10
2324 Park Dr
Saalord. Fla
'>* anytime weekends.
34. Articles F or Sale
PIANO SVC. A TUNING
Rebuilding - Kefi-ltliig
FREE ESTIMATES
GENE CUMBAA
882-2661 — Call PM Only
Piano Tuning and Repair
W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223
29. Automobile Service
Auto Glass, T*pe
4 Seat Covers
1 Underwood OllvetU Port.
Typew riter. Pica t y p e.
Demonstrator. List $99.30,
Special $3o. Powell's Office
Supply. FA 2-58*2.
AUTO GLASS &
SEAT COVER CO.
304 W. 2nd St. FA 28032
ALL WORK GUARANTEED Jan. Spec. Seafarer dunga
ree!,. $2.55 pr. Ariuy.Navy
Surplus, Sanford.
AUTO GLASS
INSTALLED
For your Children: Compton's
America’s highest quality
encyclopedia. Half p r i c e .
Ph. FA 2-4622
Trade-in. FA 2-7434 after 4
p.m.
Senkarlk Glass and Paint
Company
210 Magnolia
31A. P ets
a no*sex x»
W hsU M M
If you don’t LIKE crackara, why do you ktop saying,
Tolly w ants a orackar’? "
pcricct condition. Near Lake
27. Special Services
Jessup, $13,300. TERMS. AL 17. Male Help W anted
STOLTE, Fern Park, Ph.
MECHANIC. Apply In per
838 5039.
son, Speirs Atlantic Service,
An engineering feat, combin
2990 S. Sanford.
ed with proven cleaning
THE TIME TESTED FIRM
compounds provides you
BOY, 14 yra. or older for
11$ N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123
with an extremely efficient
morning newspaper route in
method of maintaining a
Country Club Manor. Apply,
4 BR, 2 baths, centrally heat
neat, attractive home or
268 N. Park Ave., Sanford.
ed 4 vlr-cund. Fenced back
commercial building. CaU
yd. Water softener & land
322-4843 for further infor
Experienced Newspaper Man
scaped. FA 2-0611.
mation about bowr you can
to handle Public Relations
SAVE THE JE T SPRAY
Must sell 2 BR. home, vacant.
fur fast-growing community
WAY!
Take a look and make offer.
in Ca|>c Kennedy-Orlando668-4001.
Daytona Beach Area. Photo YENTSCH MAINTENANCE
Service 4 Supplies
graphy helpful. Opportunity
LOCH-ARBOR—By Owner, 3
2563 South Park Dr.
for young man to growr with
BR., 3 baths, large stone
progressive, long-established
fireplace lu wood-panelled
Florida Concern. Send com Roofing, guttering, carpenter,
living -oom, Fla. Km., uti
painting, cement, Gen. home
plete resume 4 salary re
lity room, large rooms,
repair, Lowest prices In
quired to: Box 60, c/o San
open-beam ceilings through
town. 23 yrs. exp. Local
ford Herald. AU replies conout. Owner being transferreferences. FA 2-2178.
Vifidential.
red. 3463 Country Club Rd.
Call 322 9262.
Call FA 2-2287
18. Help W anted
For Complete Painting Svc.
BY OWNER. 3 bedroom, 1V4 Colored Motor noutc Carrier
BKHItYHILL
bath home. One bedroom
for afternoon paper route.
PAINTING CONTH.
has separate entrance, can
Must have References and
After 5 p. m.
be rented for Income. Will
dependable car. Write Cir
f-ade for smaller place.
culation Dept. P. O. Box
NEED A PICTURE?
Shown by appointment. Call
1637. Sanford.
Call BUI Vincent a t
FA 2-9846.
The Sanford Herald
19. Situations! Wanted
I. D. Portraits, Commercial,
Trade or lease. Winter Park:
Partlea 4 Gatherings,
CLEANING
3 BII, kit. equipped, air
Small or Large
cond. 414% mtg. $81 mo., Offices, new 4 refill homes.
FAST
SERVICE
Work
guaranteed.
hc-AK
lncl. taxes, Insurance. Own
Night FA 2-0922
Cleaning. FA 3-033 L
e r transferred. Ml t 9321 or
Day FA 2-2011
323 0931.
BLOCK 4
BRICK Work,
INCOME TAX
2 BR House wltn acreages— large or small Jobs. 323-0746.
PREPARATION
located 1 miles north St. Child Care FA 2-2274.
1300 Douglas — 322-7199
John* River on 17-93 Hiway.
Call 337-3292 Eustis for de 21. B e a u ty SaJona
tails.
Harriett's Beauty Nook
5 ACRES orange grove, plus E va Appt'a. 3 Sr. Beauticians
3 Bedroom house on Up- 103 So. Oak
FA 2-3742 Anywhere In City Limit*
Reel's P a in t Body Shop
sala Road. For particulars
PERMANENT SPECIAL!
Complete Wreck Rebuilding
call 357-3292, Eustis. Fla.
26% OH Regular Price*
10th 8t. 4 Sanford Ave.
3 BR, P5 Hath, cent, duct Ace Beauty Salon. Mayfair Day FA 2-7719- Nltc FA 2 0380
heat, large lot, fenced yard,
Hotel CaU for eve. appt.
Near Sanford. Ph. 323-0414.
322-6323.
HEATING
SERVICING — TESTING
3 BR., 1 Rath, Kitchen equip., PERMANENT Wave Special
Lewii Sale* 4 Service
fenced yard. 3906 Old Or- Present this ad for a Mother
2317 C. C. Road
FA 2-7921
lundo Rd., Sunland.
and Daughter permanent
wava. Mother pays regular WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS,
Fern P a r k - 3 BR. 1 bath,
price — Daughter’* perm anSPRINKLER SYSTEMS
$600 down. $70 mo. 826-3882
nent
AU Types end Siaea
tk Price
Wo Repair and Service
Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop
S T I N E
CRUMPTON BUILDERS have
318 Palmetto Ave.
Machinery end Supply Co.
several repossessed homes
Phone 322-6834
307 W. 2nd St.
FA 2-6433
In the Sanford area.
OR REPAIRS TO
22. Built • P aint • Repair Tractor mowing 4 Grading.
Y'uUH OWN HOME
For information call Jack For Your Painting 4 Wall CaU FA 2-7621.
papering needs call ClarBrown, 422-8631 Orlando, or
Washing Machine Sales
enca L. Wynn, FA 2-4604 for
877-6071 Tampa.
4 Service
Free Estimate.
Free
EsUmtto
on Repitra
D U P L E X , 2-BR., te rra u o
322-7363
3640 Hiawatha
floors. Would consider lots 26. Electrical Servlcaa
on deal. L. C. Clark Sr., 702 YOUNG S ELECTRIC SVC.
"Repair Most Anything"
Lake Mary Blvd.
______
BOYD'S CABINET SHOP
Contr’ ctlng 4 Repairs
367 Elm
FA 2 2816
4 Controls
15. ilumntM Opportunity
114 Sunset
FA 2-6902
Kor FAST TAXI Service call
Fully Equipped, Air • Condi
Homer Little at Greyhound
tioned, modern Restaurant, 25. Pluaablng B e r r io s
Hus Station. FA 2-1421 or
Ideally located. Only 6659U
PLUMBING
9993.
includes everything. L ean
Contracting Rtpalra
oil building $135 per mo.
FREE ESTIMATES
Ph. Simnper Ar^mcy. 1919
IIUMES
R. L. HARVEY
» French Ave. FA 2 4991. 204 banford Ave.
We
will
buy
the let you as*
FA 2 33*3
lact and build the haw*
STORE FOR KENT. 214 San 27. Special Service*
yew want. One cseiW te
transaction. Payment from
ford Ave.. FA 8-0221.
nothing down 4 minimum
WALLIS
CABINET
monthly. FIIA. VA, or
16. Female Help Wasted
SHOP
llank rinanriu*.
915
Weal
3rd
M.
REGISTERED NURSE
I.MN ENTERPRISES, Inc.
fu sio n Made Cabinet*
or
Phone 83H-39I1
MICA Counter-tops
Licensed Practical Nur*e
Mr. Lealhrrbury or
ALL
WORK
GUARANTEED
position now open in New
Mr! Frrfuson
322-7471—Nlto* FA 26U0 j
Nursing 4
Convalescent
Center. Good salary, meala
while on duty. Select quar
ters available.
JET SPRAY
St. Johns Realty
Wrecker Service
$5.00
&
POODLE, AKC rag. Choco READY MIX Concrete, win
dow sills, lintels, steps,
late. $73. 608-3714.
blocks, aand, cement, rock,
pipe, steel, grease traps,
32. Flowers • Shrubs
dry well*, stepping atone*.
BLOOMING Roses on Chero
Miraclo Concrete Co.
kee stock. All other kinds 809 Elm Ave.
FA 2-6761
of Nursery shrubbery and
trees.
14 FT. G.E. refrigerator with
revolving shelves, g o o d
Gray Shadow* Nursery
con<i., $33. Or will trade
6 Ml. S. on Sanford Ave,
retrigerator and gas atovv
33. F urniture
plus $20, for someone to
paint my house, Altamonte
FRK tf ESTIMATE
area. 838-3880 after 6 p. m.,
Upholstering 4 Mattress ren
all day Sat. 4 Sun.
ovating. New 4 Used Furni
ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. NEW HOME Elect. Cabinet
Co., at 706 Celery Ave.
sewing mach. Reasonable.
FA 2-2117.
Mahogany end table, fold
ing trailer table, 322-8663.
BEDS FOR RENT
Hospital, Rollaways. Juve s i n g e r ' 1DROP-ilsT BOBBIN
nile. FREE delivery and Makes button holes, sews on
Pick-up.
buttons. Hal. $30.00. Assume
FURNITURE CENTER
payments of $8 mo. Buy
Locally 4 be Serviced lo
1100 Freneh Ave.
Ph. FA 2-7933
cally. 104 So. Park. 322 9411.
Quick Service With the
Cash. SUPER TRADING
POST. FA 2-0677.
Used furniture, appliances,
tools, etc. Bought - Sold.
Larry's Mart 213 Sanford
Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132.
WANTED reliable couple to
take up moothly payments
of $13.30 on 3 complete
rooms of furniture. Call
TE 8-1511, Cassalberry, col
lect.
34. Articles* F or Sale
SINGER SLANT-OMAT1C
Vould like responsible party
to take up payments of $10
monthly on 1963 Slant-OMatic Automatic Zlg Zag
Sewing Machine in Console.
Balance $161. Service Dis
count Co. 241-9587 or 422-0632
Orlando, call collect.
selection. Will trade. Also
repair. Tackle sold A re
paired. Osteen Bridge Fish
Camp 4 Gun Shop.
134. A rticles For Sale
36. Automobltau • Trucks
CLEARANCE SALE on Uaed
BILL'S BARGAIN BARN
TV's. From 29.95 up.
1300 Grapeville Ave.
TOWN 4 COUNTRY TV
At Railroad Tracks
FA 2-5362
18’ Boat, 35 Elec, m tr 4 trlr.
$275. Other motors. Mortar
CARPETS clean easier with
mixer $200; TV's $35 4 up.
the Blue Lustre Elec. ShamY’ou name Itt Bill will try
pooer only $1 per day. Carto find It. 10,000 Hcma.
roll's Furniture.
NEW Garrad Turn Table,
Kay Rhythm guitar. New
Type (A), 1922 So. Palmetto
cond. Adjust, rod 4 neck.
evenings.
$30. FA 2-8381.
FIREPLACE WOOD
HIDE-A-Bcd Exc. Cond. $43.
Oak and Pine
Ph. FA 2-3604.
Robert Morris, 323-0355
Travel GREYHOUND. Call
FA 2-1421 or 9993 ami we
will have our TAXI pick
you up. Homer Little, Grey
hound Bus Station.
FHA - VA
PIANO 4 ORGAN LESSONS Stately 2-story Residence. One
of Sanford's finest. Large
Also tutoring In Foreign Lauliving rm., dining rm ., 4
guagei, etc. 322-3328.
bedrooms upstalra. Large
6. For Rani
screened porches upstairs 4
down. Beautifully maintain
W E L A K A APARTMENTS:
ed. $18,300. CaU 322-1991,
Rooms private baths, 114
Stemper Agency, 1919 So.
W. P in t SL
Fench Ave. for appoint
ment.
Comp, furn., lovely large 4room apt., 115 bath, lg.
porch. FA 2-4830.
Approx. 7200 sq. ft. floor
3 Rm. furn. apt. $65.00 mo.
space with Railroad rightI ll E. 8th, Ph. 322-4283 pr
of-way, on 9-acrei land with
322-3786.
paved frontage.
$17,000, TERMS
Neat garage apartment for
rent in desirable neighbor
BEST BUY
hood. $30.00 per month. Ph. 3 BR, 2 Bath Home, large liv
TA 2-6220.
ing rm , wall-to-wall carpet
ing, Elec, heat in each
LG. 3 Bit.. 2 full baths, range.
room,
Kit. cquipt. Double
Will lease $83 mo. Ted Wil
carport, on large fenced lot.
liams lid we. FA 2-3464.
$11,230. Terms!
3 RM. furn. apt., tleau, wa
ter, light*, $30. 322-2764.
Reg. Real Estate Broker
2 Bit House. Clean 4 close
FA 2-1301 17-92 a t Hiawatha
In. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013.
PT. $30 4 up. Surplus City. By owner, corner lot, furn.
2 BR. house, sliding glass
door to patio, elec, kit.,
J BR., 1-batfa, C.B. house, Out
utility room, c a r p o r t e ,
•« of flight pattern. Outside
$8,700. Ph. 688-3370 DeBary.
“ city limit*, yet close-in. Ph.
FA 2-3829.
OWNER transferred. 2 HR.,
kit. equipped, screen patio,
UNFURN. 3-11R.. $U5 mo.
fenced yard. Recently paint
JOH N E. FOX, Realtor
ed. $100 down, $74 per mo.
110 N. Park
323 0339
322-3203.
•Clean, 4-HM. 611 Park.
2 BR. frame home, fum.
3 BR Unfurn. house. Nothing 16,900. 2296 Palmetto Ave.
fancy, but cheap rent. Ph.
t FA 2-121$.
.3 UK house, kit. equipped S73.
• KA 2-3303.
^rralh Jun. 23, 1064 — Page 11 27. Special Service*
SOUTHWARD
SALES BROKER
Vacuum Cleaner
; Call 322-2198 alter 3 p. m.
Baufarh
FHA - VA HOMES
INCOME TAX SERVICE
O. M. Harrisons
1311 Palmetto
2363 Park Dr.
322-2420
122-8827
322 7948
3-BR. By owner. 103 N. SunPreparation of Income Tax
land Dr., Sttnland Estates.
.Returns by former agent of
FA 2-1198.
Internal Revenue Svc. 2101
GKEENBKIAit
S. Park Ave., Tel. FA 2-3876,
Choice lota available in
Ernest Blcknell.
Greenbrier of Loch Arbor
overlooking golf courae.
Custom building to your
Repairs, parts; Electrolux,
specifications.
Greenbrier
Kirby,
RoxAir,
AlrWay,
developed by
TIE. etc. Cleaner* sold, ex
KINGSWOOD
changed. Free Pick up, 1114
BUILDERS, INC.
Park Ave., Sanford. Phone
202 Fairmont Dr.
FA 2-4763.
FA 2-8074
SANFORD VACUUM CLEANLOTS
ER SERVICE. Parts and
cupplles for all make* In A few choice lots left in Mayfair and Loch Arbor sec
cluding: Electrolux. New
tion i.
and rebuilt cleaners sold.
No home service
call
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
charge Phone FA 2-2282,
Realtor
2333 Park Dr. ..
Raymond Lundquist, Aiao.
8. Education • Instruction FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
4 Hm», baUi, end, porch.
. Furn. $75 mo. 903 W. 23th
St.
Stir
Rol'.away, Hospital 4 Baby
Beds.
INVESTMENT A REALTY
By Day, Week, or Month
116 N. park
322-9173
1’h. FA 2-3181 11B W. lat St.
CARROLL’S FURNITURE
BARGAIN at $4,230, 3 BR
House on paved street, 2
9. For Sale or Rent
blocks East of Enterprise,
Fla. Post Office. 668-4601.
3 BEDROOM CR House, kitclien equipped, near Winn- 2 BR. Home. Study, 114
Dixie. Call FA 2-3388.
Baths, large Family Hm. in
12. Real E state For Safe good neighborhood; includ
ing sieve, refrig., room airconditioner, washing m a
chine & rugs. Down pay
2, 3, 4 4 BEDROOMS
ment $430, Monthly pay
1, l i t , A 2 BATHS
ments
883.30.
DOWN PAYMENTS FROM
KINGSWOOD BUILDERS,
$100
Inc.
Low Monthly Payment*
KA 2-8074
For Complete Information
5 ACRES VEGETABLE
See Or Call Your
FARM
Stenstrom Realty
m
12. Real E state F o r Sal*
16 FT. High Hat cabin
cruiser, 30 h. p. Johnson
all elec, and extras. 128
OatTilson I)r„ KA 2-3163.
DOLLAR
SAVING DAYS
1939 Renault. 1932 *«-Tou Ford
Pickup, with spilt rims.
Both in good cond. Phone
FA 2-9126.
CONNOLLY’S
on used
M O B IL E H O M E S
'56 Chevrolet, V-8, stlrk shift.
Good cond. $393. FA 2-2381.
LEESBU RG LOT
1938 Mercury 4-<lr. Sta. Wa
TWO BEDROOMS
gon, $323. Reel'* Paint 4
'38 33x8' ...................... $2195
Body Sliop. Sanford Ave.
ONE BEDROOM
'33 Chevrolet, 4-dr., good mo '61 4U8' ...................... $2495
tor, rough body. First $50 '52 31x8' ....................... $1095
drive* it away. FA 2-1647.
'50 30x8' ..........................$1495
Carpet Special!
1109 E. Colonial Dr.
Orlando, Fla.
241-6194 Collect or
shell, peat and topsoil. Ellis Leroy C. MacTavlsh, Uwuer
Lloyd, KA 2-2576.
FA 2 3343 after 0 p.m.
87. Boats - Motors
14 F t Aluminum Lone Star
boat top wlndxhleld 4 coo*
trols, Clipper trailer, is hp.
5-PC. Bedroom suite, 7-pc.
Johnson motor. All in top
Dinette, 2 chairs, reclining
shape for $375. NO 8-5200.
chair, sofa, desk, lamps,
Bahama lounge, Roll*w ay |
BARGAIN'S!
On aU 1963
bed, Uytn set, washor. All
Boats,
motors
4 trailers.
nearly new. AU or part.
Sample prices: $1795 18*
322-9386.
Larson $1193: $1083 73 hp.
elect,
shift $750: $789 40 h i.
35. A rticles Wanted
$350; 28 hp. only $373; 18
WANTED! Citrus fruit. Large
lip. $323; 10 hp. $283 ; 31h
or small amounts. Bonded
hp $193: 16' Gator trallera
Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans
$130 While they l a s t .
field. KA 2-4244.
Terms! Open Friday nltes.
Robson Sporting G o o d * ,
36. Automobiles • Trucks
Downtown Sanford, Phone
FA 2 5961.
1953 Universal Jeep, 4-wheel
drive. A-l com). Kiddy's
Standard Service Station, 311. Trailers • Cnbanag
100 N. Freuck, Sanford.
1962, 31x10 Ft., 3 DU. trailer.
$700 equity, assume pay*
BUYING A NEW ur
menl*. Must ace to appre*
USED CAR?
elate. 331$ Orlando Dr. Pb.
FINANCE IT WITH US
322
9107.
4 Low Interest Rates
4 Low Monthly Payments
FLORIDA STATE DANK
'30 Dodge Vk-ton pickup. Ph.
322 9392.
Plants Have Been A Special
ty With Us For Y'earal
'34 Super Buick, good condi
ONION PLANTS
tion. Phone TE 8-4186.
WHITE SPANISH 4
CRYSTAL WAX BERMUDAS: WANTED: '36 Old* 2-door Se
Per M
...................... $2.30
dan. Absolutely no rust,
500 ................................
1.30 Never-Hit body. Interior
100 ..........................................50
must be excellent. Top price
SM Lots 4 Over, Per 31 2.00
paid for right car. Phone
ALL FOR HERE
644-7438 Winter Park.
A. M. I'REVATT, Ph. 749 2115
SACRIFICE!
SEVILLE, FLA.
1962 Chevrolet. 409 C.U. En
Res. Ph. 749 2107
gine, 4-speed Stick-Shift, 336
Post Traction rear end. On
ly 16,000 miles. Owner go
LIMITED TIME I ! !
ing oversea*. Sacrifice at
Mac has THROWN AWAY the
$2,000. Phone S a n f o r d
Percentage Book.
FA 2 6601.
Buy your Carpet or Itugs at
Dealer COST plus $1 per '36 Ford Station Wagon. AU
yard.
extra*. Power brake* 4
ALL FIRST QUALITY
steer. Factory air, $330.
TOP RATED MILLS
FA 2-7690.
Call ui for ■ allowing of these
fine Carpets In your home. '57 PLYMOUTH, almoat re
Nylon, Acrilan, AU Wool, built motor, good Urea.
Muat Sacrifice. $200. Phone
etc. Hundreds to choose
FA 2-0784, FA 2 3096.
from. TERMS1 Up to two
years to Pay!
Carpets A la Carte
'57 Cadillac. White, alr-cond.
power steering, Good cond.
$973.
I960 Toyopet, Good shape.
$425, assume prints. Smith'*
Amoco. 37PO Orlando Dr.,
FA 2-7434.
O C A LA L O T
•00
'60
‘58
'57
'57
'55
'59
'58
'57
'37
'36
'34
'S3
'52
TWO BEDROOMS
46x10' ...................... $2995
45x10' ................... $2995
45x8' ...................... $2395
36x8' ...................... $1995
35(8' ...................... $1895
35x8' ...................... $1795
ONE BEDROOM
30x8' ............... .
$199$,
33x8’ ...................... $2995
33x8’ ...................... $1895
32x8' ............................$1795
28x1'...........................$1395
27x8' ...................... $1195
37x8' ...................... $1495
22x8' ...................... $ 995
DRIVE IN AND SAVfe $$$
CONNOLLY’S
Mobile Home Sales, Inc.,
LEESBURG
U. S. 441 By-Paae
Phone 7*7-5331
OCALA
2 Miles North on U. I . 441
Phone 622-8166
VISIT OUR LOT
CALL NOW1
DaBary Manor
Rt. 17-92, DeBary, Fla.
WANTED. Advanced H a i r
Stylist Eva • B u i Beauty
Shop. 121 N. Oak.
____
New Location
OF THE
Experienced Carpentaria help
er. See Willard J o a n , Pa-
ola, or Ph. FA HUM after
6 p. m.
*
0 cyl., 4 door sedan, 2-tone, paint,
power steering, heater. Only 11.000
ml. Like new with factory guaran
tee good to 50,000 ml. or 4 yre.
1962 Dodge Custom
880 2-door hardtop, radio 4 heat
er, eatra nice.
1959 Buick La Sabre
2-door hardtop, power luakro 4
steering, radio 4 heater, rleau.
(W ith Qualifier! C red it)
1959 Studebaker
Lark 2-door, sharp.
1958 Ford
Falrhme 500 Convertible,
beatar, overdrive.
radio,
1958 Old* 88
4-door sedan, power brakes and
steering, radio and healer, new
petal.
1957 Ford “6”
2-door, extra nice.
1956 Ford Fairlane
4-door. Kune good.
8U2 Highland. Longwuod
1 Block Norik Of Kayaor Drug*
Call Collect
*2095
*2095
*995
No Down Payment Specials!
1951 Chrysler
KALES OFFICE
la Now At
Ph. TE 8-3911
1963 Dodge 330
(2) 1—4-door sedan, 1—2-duor hard
top, both solid care, your choice . . .
Tee 'N Green
17. Male Help Wauled
For O utstanding Buys In Clean,
Thoroughly Checked ft Reconditioned Uaed C a n
*595
*595
*599
*595
*495
*95
Seminole Co.Motors
1801 W. First St.
FA 2-0614
WEEK-END SPECIAL!
59 Chevrolet Impala
Redan; V-8, power steering
brakes, automatic, radio, heater,
tinted glas*. air conditioning,
choir* offering a t . . ,
5*1295
1962 Buick La Sabre
4-Dovr Sedan; We sold It now. Air
conditioning, power •trerlux A
brakes, radio, heeler, tinted glaxn.
Very appealing,
1960 Bonneville Vista
One owner. Loaded aiul clean. Very
specie) a t . . . .
1958 Plymouth
Belredrre. <b o o t; automatic, radio,
heater, pow
altering. Lee* than
89,909 mile*. Catra special at . • •
fill
r
4i t f
*2495
*1595
*695
Icmpru i
^ «
f f PONTIAC
’[ r a m b l e r
�fffir
BanTnrh
frra lfi
Pngq 12 — Jan. 23, 10G-I
By Dorothy Austin
Intensive training and mctlcutoui attention to detail waa
much apparent Itf the per*
formance of the Columbia
Boycholr, Tuesday on the
stage
of Seminole
High
School.
Brought to Sanford under
the auspices of the Mutual
Concert Association of Semi
nole County, the talented
youngsters are gathered from
all over the country, and
trained in Princeton, N.J. for
their national tours.
Songa ranging through the
works of Handel, Negro spir
ituals and the comtcmporary
works of George Gcr&hwin de
lighted tho large audience,
which Included midshipmen
from the Sanford Naval Aca
demy as guests of the asso
ciation.
One of the highlights of the
concert was the presentation
of a one-act comic opera by
F r a u Joseph Haydn, entitled
"The Apothecary", which the
young boys executed with de
ceptive ease, adding acting
and dancing to their vocal
talents.
In part three of .the concert
the choir took a break while
concertmastcr and director
Donald Bryant played three
piano pieces, Dance of Die
Gnomes, Consolation and La
Campanula, all by Franz
Liszt
The final presentation In the
Concert aeries for this year
will be the famous and unuaual puppet show, "Llord’a
International," which will ap
pear here on February 10th.
Tho show features some
•mazing effects In the world
of puppetry, including rain,
•now and fireworks, and an
extraordinarily large cast of
puppets, all activated by one
man.
Seminole County concert
membera are reminded today
by AMoclatlon P r e s i d e n t
Judge Vernon Mlzo that their
memberships
alto
entitle
(hem to attend the concerts
In Cocoa at the Cocoa High
School auditorium.
Concerts scheduled the rest
of the season In Cocoa in
clude:
February 17th; "The Tam
ing of tho Shrew" by Playors,
Inc.
February 29th; "The Merry
Widow," by the National
Opera Company;
March 14th; Jose Molina
and h li Spanish Ballet;
April 18th; Gcorgo Lucktenburg, reowned harpsichordist.
GENEVA (UPI) - Neutral
nations ot the Geneva dis
arm am ent conference today
expressed strong support for
President Johnson's five point
plan to freeze strategic arm a
ments.
Delegates from the eight
neutralist nations represented
at Genova said the United
States and Russia should be
gin concrete negotiations with
out delay.
The dclcgatoa welcomed the
President's pence plan as a
m ajor constructive move and
Indicated they’ll give it open
support during tho forthcom
ing talks.
The conference, which re
turned Tuesday, scheduled a
plenary meeting for Thursday
morning.
The neutrals, who pushed
hard for a nuclear test ban
treaty at Geneva last year,
indicated they planned to take
* back seat for tho time be
ing to give tho big powers
(line to consider detailed pro-
ELI YODER OP DEIIARY AND LORIKG 111JKOKHS of Sanford (second
from left) are pictured purchasing Girl Scout cookies from Judy Tanner
and Elnino Chapman (far right). Girl Scouts are now selling cookies at
numerous locations throughout tho county.
(Herald Photo)
County Hanger Albert Har
ris today warned that time la
running out for landowners to
order seedling pines available
through the Florida Forest
Service If they wish to plnnt
this year. Reason ends In
February.
Full information and de
tails of tho planting program
may he had by cnlllng Harris
at the Longwood Fire Tow
er, 838-1220.
Tho following bulletin, Is
sued by the Forest Service,
explains, to some extent, the
value of the pine forest in
Florida’s economic atructure.
Tlie plno — tall green
backbono of a half - billion
dollar Industry In Florida —
is an amazing tree.
And planted by the millinna,
aa Florida farmers and land
owners have planted this sea
son, the result also Is re
markable. At maturity, those
planted pines open up new
Join In town, new homes go
up, anil retnil sales Increase.
A stand uf mutura pines Is
a kind of working capital.
Aa those planted pinea grow,
so do opportunities In busi
ness and Industry.
Of eon rue there are few
Individual landowner* who
could plant enough pines to
change the economic face of
a community. Yet something
of that effect Is reached In
any aren when a number of
landowners put a portion of
their unused Und to growing
timber.
The single pine tree It
self Is noteworthy. For the
chemical processes and en
gineering feats of the tree
urn wonders to behold.
Kncli tree’s basic unit of
life is the cell. Inside each
cell is n nucleus which car
ries the chromosomes which
guide the development of tho
tree. These cell* servo as
factories for manufacturing
and utilizing needed substan
ce*.
The root of the tree, too,
Is n marvelous organ. Thu
main root atructure serves to
hold the tree upright But
each tree also has tiny roots
similar to haira In size stret
ching out from the older ami
ALICE DUNNETT tielarger roota which serve as
nion*truted h o w to
vital avenues.
mako dccorativo p i n *
The tiny hair-like roota
from copper wiro at
finger around and through
Tuenday niKht’* South
the soil absorbing moisture
Seminole Junior High
and nutrients — all part of
PTA program present
the "factory.”
ed by tho Practical and
The pine, If not taken for
Fine Art* Department,
granted, la an impressive
(Herald Photo)
thing to see and ponder. Un
seen are the complicated
proccssea which go on quiet
ly beneath the hark. In the
dark green needlra, and un
der the soli.
Indeed, the whole process
which turns un unused acre
PALMDALE, Calif. (U P H Into woodland profit — with Tuinhling tumbleweeds may
a minimum of investment and sound poetic when put to mus
care—Is remarkable.
ic, but the troubleaoinc desert
pl.inU were cause for war
Tuesday.
Coral nourishes nllhln 00
Fifty men armed themselves
feet of the water surface, hut with pitchforks and baUled a
usually does nut grow below wall of tumbleweed* that had
130 feet, where light is poor. surrounded a home develop
ment. "trapping" about HXI
families.
Strang desert wind* were
blamed for uprooting the tum
bleweeds that swirled acrasi
the countryside and lodged
against homes and garages at
the Desert View Highluml*
tract on the west side of town.
LBJ Invited
WASHINGTON (UPJ) Florida’* Democratic
congrraslonal delegation invited
President Johnson Thursday
to d in e with them Feb. ST at
■ JldO-a-plate fund ratling
d in n e r
at
M ia m i p ^ g e h.
Postmarks To
Drop Time
WASHINGTON (UPD—Beginning Feb. I, the postmark
on letters mailed in the Unit
ed States will bear a simple
"a.m ." or "p.m ." notation
with the time of mailing elim
inated.
The Post Office Department
said high-speed mail metering
equipment caused elimination
of the time marking. Count
less manhours were wasted in
setting cancelling machines
48 limes a day to the nearcit
half-hour.
able from most colleges a»
low Interest rates as well as
on-campus jobs for students
who need them. When extend
ing aid, colleges usually ex
pect the student to earn $300
during the summer toward his
tuition.
Bowers also called attention
to loans available through the
National Defense Act which
are made on the basis of need
with preference given to the
student of modern foreign
languages, math, science or
teaching.
These loans are not due un
til one year after the student
leaves college and are paid
back in 10 years at three per
cent Interest. Half of the loan
is ranceled If the recipient
goes into the teaching pro
fession.
He advised that students
start making decisions as to
college and the means of fin
ancing at least by the begin
ning of their senior year.
Rev. Kdward Miller of the
Altamonte Springs Community
Chapel gave the opening de
votion, speaking on the im
portance of assuming respon
sibility.
Principal Carlton Henley re
ported on the new activities
at Lyman such as the How
ling Team now being organiz
ed under direction of assist
ant principal Ray Pharr and
the Brain Howl Tram spon
sored by Ficteher Cockrell.
A Leadership Council con
sisting of club and class offi
cers lias been set up to pro
mote better student-faculty re
lations and a better school
program through tho ex
change of ideas.
The early history of the
PTA waa reviewed by Jam es
Blrkenmeyer in honor of
Founders Day ordinarily cele
brated in February but com
memorated at this meeting
alee the Lyman PTA has no
meeting scheduled for next
month.
An offering was taken to
lie contributed for support of
Slate PTA work.
R. T. Mil wee of the ways
and maens committee an
nounced that the next PTA
fund raising event will he a
Variety Night scheduled fur
Friday, March 13. in the Ly
man auditorium. Talented
parents and teachers are be
ing recruited to take part in
vhat promises to be a rollick
ing evening of entertainment.
Mrs. Jainrs Birkcnineycr
hat been named to represent
Lyman on the nominating
committee of the PTA Cnun
ty Council.
Howard Babbitt, treasurer,
reported a net profit of $114
from Ibc sale of Christmas
cards.
Refreshments of doughnuts,
coffee and punch were servde in the cafeteria by the
11th grade mothers following
the meeting.
The next meeting will lie
held March 17 and will in
clude a panel discussion on
the problems of parents and
teenagers.
FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE
By Joan Mngin
Members of the Chuluota
Retired Folks Club named
Verne Black as president at a
recent election meeting of llic
group.
Other officer* for the year
are Wallace Adkins, vice pres
ident; Mrs. George Haig, sec
retary; Mrs. K. J. Buckley,
treasurer and Mrs. If. Boswell,
information secretary.
Meetings of tho club are
held a t the Community Cent
er nn the third Thursday of
each month beginning with a
pot-luck supper served a t 8
p. m. New members are atvvaya welcome.
President Warren G. Hard
ing was (he first U. S. chief
executive to pay income tax,
in 1923.
M A TH ER of Sanford
9
Other 3-Room Group*
An Low As J288
Yes, We Have
Film For Your
New Instamatic
Camera!
Wieboldt's
EASY TERMS
Open Fridny Nights
MATHER
Sanford’s Only Air-Conditioned Furniture Store
203-09 K. First St.
Black & White
Beefeater
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There’s A Reason ABC Is The
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GIN or VODKA Goebel’s
PER IN LB.
CYLINDER
CHARRED OAK
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Personally tested and
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Ohio ranks first among
stato of tho Union in produc
tion of dolomite and lime
stone.
HEAVY ATTACK Squadron 3 won the John II.
Rear Memorial Safe Driving l’lai|iiu for 1963
for having tho lowest number of driving de
merit* jw?r |icr*on among pcriwnnul at Sanford
Naval Air Station. Tho pluque i* given in me
mory of Cdr. John Hear, VAll-U, fatally in
jured in an automobilu accident in 1957. (’apt.
Robert M. Ware (loft), NAS commanding offi
cer, present* tho award to Cdr. George Kimmon*.
VAH-3 commanding officer, nnd Lt. (jg) Cliff
Dowell, VAH-3 safe driving officer.
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with Matching Chair, I
Tables and 2 Lamps
Complete
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OVD
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BUD ROOM: • Bookcase Bed. • Double Dresser
• litnerspring Mattress and Matehlng Box Spring
• Roomy rh rs t
• Beautiful' Danish Modern Design in Satin Walnut
Finish
DINETTE with Table and 4 Matching Chaim
IMP. ENGLISH GIN
Reg. 7.15
O T l\.
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Available to Ji.u without a
Hwlor'x prescription. our pro.
Hurl railed Odrlncx. You mu«l
lo t' ugly fat In 7 d ajs or
jour mnnrj h a r k . Odrinex i<
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your full money bark. Nn
i|ur*tion* a»kcd. Odrinex it
told «ilb I b i s iiuarantrr by:
Meltejnold* Drug Store —
Sanford — Mail order* filled.
Great Savings On Easy Terms
Retired Folks
Hold Election
100 Families
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NKtV YORK (U P !)—Prob
ably the only plastic time capeule reals Inside the corneretonu of nn amphitheater in
llradtlown, Ky. The lR.inrh
cylinder, made by Tube Plas
tic* Inc., Cherautron Corp. af
filiate, from industrial piping
system parte, contains tri
butes from many persons In
public life to Stephen Foster.
Nearby atands "My Old Ken
tucky Homa,” which Inspired
the Foster balled. Centennial
observance of his death will
take place this year.
By Jane CasKlberry
Guidance Director Jatnen
Bowers presented the overall
picture on college admissions,
scholarships and financing at
the Lyman High PTA Meeting
held Tuesday night in the
school auditorium.
Bowcra told the parents that
there la no reaaon, nowadays,
with the many college achol*
arships, grants, aids and
loana available trom colleges,
industry, banks and the Fed
eral Government, that the
conscientious student from
even a family tit moderate
means should not lie able to
enter college.
The average cost of college
tuition is $1,810 a year and
statistics show that the aver
age student works to pay 2.1
per cent of the coat* himself,
10 to 50 per cent comes from
the parent* current Income,
10 to IS per rent from loana,
savings or Investment* and
10 per cent from scholarships
and awards.
He mentioned the co-op pro
gram sponsored by Martin
Company, which allows a
student to work alternate
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�KDITOntAt; COMMENT
Board Selects Orange County Site Let's
***€ & *+
By Julian Stenstrom
Toss away your ralnchecka,
friends. The Board of Control
haa spoken.
• • s
Nobody esn say Seminole
was not united. Nobody can
say the county didn't put forth
Its best effort.
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WEATHER: Partly cloudy today and tonight with fog tonight; high todaday 7 5 ;low tonight 60-65.
United Press Leased Wire
Established l'JOS
Fill., JANUARY 24, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA
Adamucci Plot
Chosen As
Compromise
By Fred Vsn Pelt
Hopelessly
deadlocked between Hie Lake
Ada site in Seminole County
and the Hlucxtonc site in
* • •
Orange County, the State
Of course, the board of con
Board of Control here this
trol's action today Is a re
morning romprumiked and se
commendation to the Florida
lected the Adamucci site for
Hoard of Education. It does
the proposed East Central
not mean that the proposed
Florida University.
GENEVA (U P D — The So
university will he put In Or
The Adamucci site is owned
ange County. The Hoard of vict Union today raised Ur
h> Tony Adnmilcri of New
Education, which is composed price for an agreement on ban
Jersey, as principal owner,
of the governor and his cab nlng the spreud of nuclca
with eight or 111 owner* of ad
inet member*, must put its weapon* by insisting tlm
joining tracts to comprise the
final stamp of approval on France also take pari.
l.ooo acres offered by Orange
the site.
County.
• • •
Tito site lays on Hie east
WASHINGTON ( Ur i ) This Is not to say they won't.
side of SR 520 with the
But when It’s so obvious that President Johnson suys hi
Orangc-Scminolc County line
a Seminole site would serve former aide Hobby Baker uai
as the northern boundary. It
all of cast Central Florida it's “asking for nothing and ns fa
is Irss than five miles smith
our opinion that the Hoard of ns f knew expected nothing
of Oviedo.
Education should give serious from the $581 stereo Bake
The Hoard took four vote*
consideration to the surround gave him.
before a compromise vote on
ing counties and their desires
Adamucci.
to have the school placed on a
♦ • •
site more accessible than any
STUAUT (U PD —Canadla
Charles Forman of FI. Lau
other.
Prime Minister Lester B. Pear
derdale moved for (lie Martin
• • #
son and Mrs. Pearson began i
site south of Orlnntlo nml this
l,ce Gary wants it known one-week to tO-day vacatioi
was defeated on a 3-3 vote.
that when the Hoard of Con in seclusion tuduy a t tha ex
Chester Whittle of Orlando
trol visited Oviedo yesterday elusive Hohc Sound common
moved for the Adamucci site
it was the City of Oviedo who ity on the Atlantic Ocean ncu
and this was voted down, 3-3.
entertained the Orange Coun here.
John Pace of 1’cnsaeola mov
tyCommissioners.
Seminole
ed for the Tuskawilla site and
Commissioners entertained the
Hits was voted down, 3 3. For
Board of Control.
TAMPA (U P D —One youna
man again muvrd for the
• • •
E.
Kimthoff
ami
James
I.
Smith,
Treasurer
AI
HAROLD
H.
KASTNKR,
(seated)
illustrious
gunman was ahot down and
Marlin site and agnin it was
Skinner,
President
Roy
G.
Williams,
First
Vice
rre d Van Pelt, our manag hit companion captured Thurs
Potentate of the Bahia Temple, installed officers
defeated 3-3.
President Leroy C. Robb, Secretary R. C. Whit
ing editor, reported from Or day when they fled the sub
nt Thursday night’s meeting of the Sanford
Gcrt Schmidt of Jackson
mire, Director Joe Corley, Second Vice President
lando that no vote at all was
Shrine Club. Approximately 250 Shriners and
urban Exchunge Bank of Tem
ville moved for a second vote
taken on the Lake Ada site.
Ralpii
B.
Wight
II,
ami
Director
Speedy
Willis.
their
Indies
attended
the
affair
at
the
Mayfair
ple Terrace carrying $113,000
on the Adamucci site ami it
This Is certainly strange since
(Herald Photo)
Inn. Standing (left to right) are Directors W.
in cash—and ran into an a r
carried. S-l. Dr. Wayne Mc
this was the site endorsed by
Call of Ocala (hen changed
so many of the newspapers riving force of policemen.
Ills nay vote for the Adamuc
and other news media In this
ci vole to make it a unani
area, plus two county com
MIAMI BEACH (UPD —
mous 6 0.
missions.
Cigarette manufacturers have
• • •
Chairman Baya Harrison
pointed out that Hits recom
Back to tha goings-on In the major responsibility in not
mendation by the Hoard of
Seminole . . . final tryouts giving youngsters’ the Impres
for the Lake Mary Chamber’s sion th at amokiug ia fashion By United Press Intcrnslional
WASHINGTON u ; t i > — Control must bo approved by
talent show will be held Mon able, a National Assoc iation of
Scimte tux writers laid before I
State Hoard of Education.
A blizzard swept Ihe North
Ho also said Jhat there arc
day night a t 7:30. Ticket Broadcasters b o a r <1 a a I d
*
Jim
Pigott.
Seminole
High
their
colleague*
today
a
*11.5
. . . . . .
.
,_,
ern Plsini today and freezing
'
*
much details to be worked
sales, *tl* reported, are go Thursday.
School's football coach lot the
sleet
spread
southward
across
i
billion
tax
cut
program
ut>
turh
„
orange
County
ing well. The show will be
(
• »•
<• • i
bio .(lldwt sIT Vh.uMi M orins pass seven > .'hia, t<>da an
held a t Sanford Junior High
jlMk rd after n confusing wind- obtaining title and also there
NEW YOHK ( t P I i —lo r- skittered down tlx* Mississip nounced his raiiiliilacy foi tlm
up to more than four weeks of must tie soil boring tests,
Feb. 29.
• • •
mer Vice President IHriiard pi Valley and along the Gulf office of su|iei intemleiil of
labor.
In view of these statements
We got a bottle of “ Gold- M. Nixon practically stepped Coast.
•n.„
.1
..
by
public
instruction.
He
is
the
I hr 11 - mouther rm anre . / Harrison,
. .. and. because of
Heavy snow warnings were
w ater” from a nephew of ours Into Ute contender’s circle
. . .
I Ihe proximity of Ute Tuskaj
first
to
announce
fur
this
posiCommittee completed vvoik » n ,wil|||
,n Seminole County,
at Wake Forrest. An attached Thursday night by announcing j posted from flic Dakotas to
the biggest tax cut tu history j ||u. Board Indicated Hut If Hie
note read: "D ear Unk: Tills he would accept a d raft for Michigan. Traffic conditions 1Hun.
Pigott, 13. holder of bach
is to get even with you for the Republican presidential grew more treacherous by the
Thuntday, voting approval 12 ; Adamucci site Is not deliveriiour.
putting 'Lodge' on my Gold- nomination.
i ed it will give next cunslderaelor of a its and musters de
to 5.
The sluriii slammed llie Da
water campaign buttons.”
1tion to the Tuskawilla site.
grees
in
education
from
the
'I
he
top
priority
im-asurc,
• • •
kotas with up to four inches
Mi.
.
..
.
At the opening of the meet.
University
of
Florida,
declined
*HH) million larger than the ^
KormaI1( an advmrcd adHemembcr that letter to the
LONDON (U I’D — Atty. of fresh snow. Blowing and Hint thcie arc two primary
hill passed by Hie House Sept. vocals for the Hlueslona iite.
editor from “ Teenagers
of Gen. Robert F. Kennedy said drilling was widespread from 11iisons for Ids decision.
25, would slush tax tales for said he did not propose (his
America” in The Herald e a r on arrival from his Far East Hie Dakotas through Northern
lie explained:
lier tills week. We've got a peace mission today that In Minnesota.
virtually every U. S. taxpayer morning to deadlock the
“
I
have
a
deep-seated
desire
Thunderstorms dumped 1.07
reply. Look for it Monday.
and corporation.
donesian President Sukarno
board again. He continued to
, lo ii.ic my special t-dilcation
• • •
Two-thirds of the reduction* speak for tlte milestone site
refused to promise hint to give inches of rain in six hours at and lalenU to serve the people
We have to agree with How up his opposition to British- Columhii*. Miss., and amounts
would he effective lids election hut there waa no vote on that
of more than an inch were of Seminole County, partic
ard Long, a long time Sanford backed Malaysia.
year,
retroactive to Jan, I, and tract this morning.
reported across the Gull ular*/ your young people, A Iresident who
used
to beIn
the lialanco on Jan. I, 1905,
Schmidt continued that lie
JIM PIGOTT
i so , , wish actively to oppose
Cojst states.
the plumbing business, Uiat
.Senate leadcih hope to start | still favored Lake Ada this
any
icfcrvmlum
vote
in
this
the site where (he County
floor debate next week or by morning but there was no
WASHINGTON (U PI) —
county which would muke the
Home is loested is one of the President Johnson says the
IVb. 3 and steer the bill vote on the .Sanford site. Also,
office of euperintendent of
prettleat on UJ». 17-92 between United States Is willing to dis
through the Hrnnto by mid- Pace expressed himself, lhat
public
instruction
an
appoin
Sanford and Orlando.
Fcbruary. Prospect* for final he believed I.ake Ada to be
cus* with Panama any issues
tive office.
• • •
congressional p a s s n g u by the best site, lie continued
dividing the two nations, pre
“ I uin convinced that the I TALLAHASSEE (U P I) —
When all the past presidents sumably including the canal
March 1 appeared good.
that he could not see placing
person who holds thin office ’ Florida collected a record
of the Seminole JayCees treaty, 30 days after diplomat
the university aouth or west
should
be
elected
by
the
voters
$9.3
million
last
year
from
its
talked yesterday, it was still ic relations are restored.
CHICAGO (UPI) — United
of Orlando.
Floyd "P ep Talk” Palm er
Auto Worker* President \\ wi since they lire the propln who I*.1 load and bridge toll proHarrison said la- wanted the
must
finance
our
county
school
jects.
who called on the young civic
ser P. Reuther, burking Pres
university lo he near the
leadera of the area to stay
The lto.nl Depaitmenl said
ident Johnson's plea to indus system.”
population center, tliut he was
on the ball and do even more
Pigott, born in Ellenton. Thursday the take was *1.2
8T. PETERSBURG (UPD— try to hirn inure woikerx in
in favor of I.ake Aila hut now
ATLANTA
(UP.)
_
Cur.
for the community.
.Manatee (anility, said ho was million above the total for
A human skeleton was found stead of paying overtime:
tih Publishing C miptsny to- *,c I* <ifod
Die Tallahassee
• • •
fully certified in both element- jpu”, w|,lch eel the previous
•It
t*
srundnlou*
that
mil
Thursday
night
by
a
i0-yearlay filed notice of ap p eal of deadlock on Jan 10 whlrli
Before you make plans for
ary
and
secondary
administru-:
rt(.uri|,
a * Hill,(((HI libel jud g m en t provaled this new, flexible
Feb. 2, remember the Heart old youth walking through a lions of workers put in exces thin and supervision, social,
The truffle total * as 51.7 aw arded to fo rm er footliall clarice.
Fund's hootenanny which is to heavily wooded area in south sive overtime hours w h i l e studies, driver edueution and
otliers can't find jobs.”
Harrison said that early
million vehicles, nl«o u record coach W ally B utts.
lie held at the OrlandoSemi- SL Petersburg.
physical education. Ho holds a
i3 lie
i.. .publishing
I...
.
tins, morn
ng, he„ routed
out
and up (1.7 m illh n over 19.12.
note Fronton. And while w e're
firm
drop,
„
„
, of.
Bank I (curbing certificate,
i
.,
1
,
.
,|
,,
'
bed
Forrest
Kelley,
laiard
The
Sunshine
Skyway
over
reminding you about things,
pro its action into the If, H.
....
, „
.
highest gianted by the Stale
. , ,,
...
arch eel, and they made a
low er 'lu m p s Hay w as (lie , , . ,
have you bought your Girl
,1 Strict court clerk’. o f ^ . L
AdamUccl site.
D e p a rtm e n t of Education.
biggest producer of revenue clearing Ihe way f„r another „ e „ j(, |hc). drove out east
Scout cookies yet? If
“ Tills mnro than quulilies
witli its total of $2.1 mil c u r t buttlu in the sensation. „ , 8hwa>. V)
haven't been asked, you
|hc siu. a„d
mo for thi! position I shall he
lion.
be in the hospital or In
seeking in the primary elec
11
,
. . . .
found It lo lx- 20 9 mile* from
The rookies are on sale every,
Butt*, former athletic d.rec. hU downtown holt V ic and
tions,” Pigott said. He has
where.
tor of the University of j„ 3 minute* driving time
served 14 y e a n in Hie public
• • •
Georgia, sued the Saturday | | c >a,d |,r would vote against
schools of Florida. Ho was Lee
Bob Shedden of Southern
Evening Post, n Curtis pub- tho Marlin . | tc am| he did.
County supervisor of element
Bell called to aay that H
I(cation, in a $10 million libel
j,-jvc niinutc* after the'
ary physical education for one
should be made clear If the
Congressman 8yd llerloog suit following publication of meeting adjourned, Harrison
year and nssistunt football
metro phone system is ap
roach a l Fort Myera high reported this morning that on aiticlc alleging that Butts received a telegram from (he
proved Sanford area residents
school. He spent six years in l,ir Defense Department lias gave away Georgia team General Electric Company at
will also be able to call Win
Alachua County as athletic ••'lit to Congress a hill for | secrets
Daytuna Beach asking thnt
ter Park toll free in addition
director, head foothull roach military construction amount*
the laiard give every consid
to all Seminole county phones.
• • •
ing to slightly mure than |i)
and teacher.
eration to its employes and
The
Sanford Downtown
staff ami place Hie univer
Since then Pigott has been million for various improveMerchants Association will
sity in Seminole County.
in Seminole County, serving ments at Hie Sanford Naval
meet Tuesday at 3 p. m„ in
Senator Mack Cleveland and
four year# as county coordln- Air Station,
First Federai'a caucus room.
utor of thu summer enrich-' The fund* will b« used for , TAMPA ( UPI) _ Two chit-1 J#m e‘ P* Aver* J r ”
They’re going to discuss tha
ment program. He wus piesi- improvement of operational, dren burned to death near
Seminole County (fommlsdowntown parking situation.
dent of the Seminole County maintenance and production, here late Thursday night in •kmers, after the decision cxGlen
McCall,association
Teacher*' Federal Ciedit Un-' housing and rommunicatiuns' a lire caused by an explosion f,rc3fcC<* *or
Seminole
president, aaya “ Every
ion for two years.
facilities.
in a wood stove
LouDty
the
town business man
Between 1940 ami 1945, Pig—------ ------------Police identified Hie vie-, Jj°ard ,of
business" should be represent
ott served with Die U. S. arm- „
.
1time a* Mary Alice Hill. 12. “,H" 0 f«l!ntao,«
« ■nd
ed.
ed forces. Ha is a member of B e n e f i t D i n n e r
and her broil,cr. Lewi. Thom-1
/uU l'°0Pcrillon ' or
• • •
the First Methu<liat Church of ! The Men's Club of the Cas a . Hill, nine. Mr. and Mrs. | ,he fu,ure'
Also Karlyle Houshulder has
Sanford and teaches the Fel selberry Community Metho Hobert Eugene Hill and two
the first quarterly
T
called the
dist Church will sponsor an of their five children c-caped N C W ( J r H n jjf G
lowship Kuiiilay school class.
meeting of the Board of Dir
He is married Ur the former other of their "all you can Ihe blaze.
GAINESVILLE (UPI) —
ectors of the Seminole County
Mrllm Anita lUeder of (ill* cal" ro ad beef dinners at the
B. F. WHEKLER JR. of Oviedo has been elected
Firemen said the tiro broke Tlie University of Florida's
Chamber of Commerce. It’s
Jetta, 4 la. They and llicir four church this Saturday from k out when Hill. 42, poured fuel agricultural extension service
• vice prenident of the Citizens Bunk of Oviedo.
to be convened next Thursday
7 p.m. Proceed* will b« oil into a kitchen stove con- announced today it has davelchildren. Chuck 14, Pam 13,
The action wax taken by the board of directors
■t 7:30 p. m., a t the Sanford
Patti 10 and Eddie ‘A, reside used In buy equipment for tuinlng binning wood embers, oped a new orange by crossing
Civic Center. Put that one on
following the lutnk'n annual gtockholdera* meet
tha Sunday School room*.
to I/ocb Arbor.
i^eur calendar oov!
Tbs »to .* exploded.
a lajigelo and * Ungarin*.
ing in Oviedo last week.
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VOL. 56
NO. I l l
n s u iA ...
BRIEFS
Reds Up Ante
‘No Hand Out’
Florida Visitors
Bandit Slain
No Smoke Screen
Snow In Plains; Pigott Announces
Rain In South
For Superintendent
Tax Bill Given
To Senate
Nixon ‘Runs’ 1 ’
Sukarno Refuses
U. S. Willing-
Reuther Hits
Excessive
Overtime
Highway Tolls
Top $9 Million
Curtis Appeals
In Butts Case
Skeleton Found
$6 Million NAS
Bill Offered
Two Children
Die In Fire
nnLANDO
Dial Unity
Next week Sanford area telephone subscrib
ers will yet an opportunity to make a decision
of ntnjor importance to the future of Seminole
County.
The growth of the northern and southern
sections of the county is lending Seminole into
two geographical areas. To forestall the possi
bility of further sectionalism creeping into the
business, professional ami political life of the
county, several steps must be taken.
The initial step to be taken is to aolve the
problem of communications.
Telephone subscribers in the* northern area
are served by the Southern Bell Telephone Com
pany and southern subscribers are served by the
Winter Park Telephone Company. This situation
means toll charges on calls between the arena.
The Seminole County Chamber of Com
merce has obtained an agreement by the two
companies to establish u metropolitan telephone
system which will enable any Seminole tele
phone subscriber to dial toll free any other tele
phone in I lie county, plus Winter Park.
The system will Im put into effect approxi
mately 15 months from now if Southern Bell
subscribers will agree decisively to a slight in
crease in rates. Basie rates for business phones
would be raised $ 1.50 while residential rates for
private lines would Ixi increased 50 cents, two
party phones -10 cents ami four-parly phones
30 cents.
The slight increase, however, will enablo
Sanford subscribers to dial toll free some 35,000
phones instead of the present 15,000 phones.
The Herald joins county-wide business, pro
fessional, governmental and civic organizations
and loaders in soliciting a most decisive approval
of the promised mutro|>olitan system.
The slight increase in rates will be nton»
Hum offset by the tremendous increase in the
number or phones which can be dialed toll free.
Tito system will unify the county and go far to
eliminate sectionalism.
Divided the county can grow only in spite
of itself. United the county can grow into a com
munity which will be able to take its rightful
place among the leading counties of Florida.
Further steps toward unification, progress
ami development of our economy depends upon
tlte unification of communications. Th# Herald
urges you to make your decision in favor of tha
Metropolitan Telephone System.
Seminole must have It.
Tech Quiffs SEC
ATLANTA (U PD —Georgia
Tech today resigned Ita mem
bership in the Southeastern
Conference.
Conference
President
J.
Wayne Rcitx, president of the
University of Florida, an
nounced through Commission
er Bernio Moore that tha En
gineer*, charter tuembera of
the 33-year-old league, with
drew even before a controver
sial scholarship limit waa dis
cussed.
Tcch’a departura from tha
SEC is effective June 30.
"Georgia Tech’* Interest Is
apparently best aerysd by
withdrawal from tha confer•nee," Moore read fra a* a
Business Now
Mostly A
Numbers Game
DKS MOINES, Iowa (UP!)
484 07-7439 50359 2831313 513 Co.” was formed
Thursday to writs letter* to
the federal government and
the telephone company,
Tlie name is made up of the
Social Security number, tip
riale number, telephone and
telephone area code number
of ils president and founder,
Hubert Hullilian.
Ilullilian said lie formed his
company "in a spirit of sur
render lo (lie digit dementia of
government and big corpora
tions."
"I have seen the hundwriting on the wall, and it's all
numbers,” lie said.
— "T llO
ct c
handwritten s t a t e m e n t by
Rails.
“Tha issut was over aa STH*
all limit on scholarships," the
statem ent continued. ’’Georgia
Tech wanted to remove the
limit and tha confers nee mem
bership does not wont to rwmors tha limit,"
Moore aald th at Tech Presi
dent Edwin D. Harrison spoke
to an execuUva session of tha
president* of the 12-school
conference for barely a minute
and a half.
Moors aald Harrison offered
to leave the meeting but th at
Relts ruled that alnce Georgia
Tech would still be in the con
ference until June 80, H arrisun should atoy.
“Nobody said a word,"
Moor# said. “ The scholarship
limit hadn’t aven coma up yat."
Asked whether there would
b« any change In tha situation
if Ui* conference presidents
should surprisingly vote in
favor of changing the grantsin-aid rula, Moore aaid “that’a
pur* speculation. 1 can't com
ment on that.”
Tech has long wanted to get
rid of the limit of 140 scholar
ship athletes a t any on* time.
Foot Sore
HOUSTON, Tex. (U PI) —
Ted Clayton Jr., 23, shot him.
self in the right foot Thurs
day when cleaning hi* scatter-gun. It waa the same foot
he ahet up last Friday on n
squirrel hunt.
u d is A ...
Flan Your Next Luncheon or
Cocktuil Party At The Caribe . . .
Complete Luncheons
aerved daily
Priced From 75‘ Up
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Enjoy "M usic O n The House"
Complimenta Of The Management
EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT
VALDEZ HOTEL
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. Things to Shop for - Here at Home!
Mrs. Catherine Ray, shown at th o entrance
Atlantic National Bank Bays, “ At our Bank we think y o u r tr u s t in us is
our most Im p o rta n t a sse t. We’re mighty proud to hoar so many folks
say ‘It’s a pleasure to bank at the Atlantic.'"
Great American knits, tailored by Glengarry, o f 100% DuPont Orion,
lo w dyed, machine or hand washable. A fabric for those allergic to wool.
This 3-pc. Travel knit suit, only 835.95. Shown modeling is Mrs. Connie
Moyer, associated with Mary-Esther's.
(Adv.)
Ralph Lossing, shown with the famous brand shoes now on "Last Cull
Sale" at Ivey’s Shoe Store. Women’s, girls’, and children’s shoos ut huge
savings.
(Adv.)
Watch this Page
each Tuesday
for the newest styles,
finest merchandise and
services - available to
you now - and shown in
PICTURES!
Depicted above is Marion Conwajr, ahowlng 13.8 cu. ft. Frostless, Refri
gerator-Freezer combination, In tha new Coppertone finish. This is ono
of Seara outstanding snle values at 8289.88, delivered and installed. No
down payment, and only S 12.00 per mo.
(Adv.)
Pictured atmve, Mrs. Merrill Foster, Buyer & Sales Representative of
Ladies Ready to Wonr, for Cowans, is showing Mrs. Connio Nnsh a bcigo
wool Minx Modes dress, with black velvet trim. One o f tho many out
standing buys in their dress specials.
(Adv.)
Mr. Merchantl
If you would like to
tell your story in pictures,
call
iiir a lii
Advertising Department
F A 2-5612
or
This boautiful 8 piece Danish Modern Walnut Dining Room suite by the
Hoover Chair Co. being shown by Fred Wilson, can be seen at Wilson*
WiUr Furniture C o , la c , at 311 E. First S t, where you get Top Value
Stamp* on all purchase*, liberal trade allowances, easy terms if desired.
(Adv.)
G A 4 -8 8 2 4
Mrs. Siler, Sales Representative of J. C. Penney. Co. i* showing beautiful
ladies slack sets o f Acetate L Cotton. Ou sale for $4.99 set. (Other sets
available from $5.95 to $8.95).
(Adv.)
�Volusia Board Endorses Seminole As University Site
Resolution To
Be Handed To
Control Group
By Julian Stenstrora
It's getting close to "pins
nnd needles" time again with
By Fred Van Pelt
the State Board of Control
County Commis
alatrd to meet Friday in Or* j Volusia
Undo.
sioners, directly, and Presi
• • •
dent Johnson, indirectly, join
Some local leaders believe ed forces Tuesday to give a
a decision will be made, double boost toward selection
others say there won't. Who
of a Seminole County site for
knows for sure?
the proposed East Central
• • •
Willi Tom Willey and the Florida university for under
Martin Company o f Orlando graduate students.
jumping
Into the picture,
Volusia Commissioners went
Orange County's commission on record Tuesday as favor
ers may be split wide open
ing the location of the school
and unable to agree unani
mously on any sites to pre in Seminole County. The ap
sent to the Board of Control. proved resolution — rea«oning
It is now apparent they rea that with Hie school In this
lize Bluestonc and Deseret county it will henrlit students
and engineers in all of East
arc out of the picture.
« • •
Central
Florida,
Including
Meanwhile, Seminole's com Martin Company personnel
missioners arc unanimously and Volusia engineers and
agreed on this county's pack scientists—has been present
age which includes Ada, Econ ed to Janies P. Avery Jr.,
(expanded), Tuskawilla and— Seminole County Commission
if the Board of Control is In chairman, for delivery to the
terested in its being submit Board of Control at its Fri
day meeting in Orlando.
ted—tlte Lund site.
(The Marlin Company this
• • •
morning made a presentation
Sen. Bernard Parrish of
Brevard invited Sen. Mack of an additional proposed site
Cleveland to inspect the Ada- in Orange County, near its
inucci site in Orange County.1plant and near the Bluestonc
site.)
Cleveland
thanked
Parrish
• • •
for the invitation. But he also
Dr.
J.
Broward
Culpepper,
advised him that Seminole
had what was considered by executive director of the State
this county’s leaders to be Board of Control, at its Dec.
the best possible sites for the 23 meeting at the Mayfair
Inn here, extolled the merits
university.
of
th e
Econlockhatchee
• • •
(Econ) site. Among other
We
agree
that Orange
things, he pointed out there
County and Orlando would
is no drainage or flood pro
provide more students at the
teins on the site cast of State
university than any other
Road 13. However, he said
area. This projection has
that with heavy rains the
been carried to 1970. However,
river does run over its banks
who's to say that by 1975 or
to tome extent west of Sit 13.
1980 the Daytona Ueacli area
Sen. Spessard Holland to
would not provide more stu
day telegraphed The Herald
dents? That leaves one con
that President Johnson, in his
clusion: tlie university must
budget message to Congress
be geographically located so
Tuesday, requested among
as to not exclude any students
ether items a 930,MO approfrom the overall east Cwrtral
prUttM Mr Matter Mode Iw
Florida sector.
the U. I .
Corps f f
• • •
4
gtasen to lm hrm tte -Bess
Going through the p t f t o * ■law .
J*
serving line at (he Booster
(That part of the river un
Club's meeting at Seminole der study by the Army Engi
High Monday night. Coach neers is between SR 419, east
Jim Plgott looked over some of Oviedo, and Puzzle Lake.)
IS or 2U meat dishes and re
marked, "These decisions are
Army Engineers at Jack
killing m e."
sonville this morning told The
Herald by 'phone that they
have been studying the river
for improvements for the last
year and this appropriation,
if approved, will finance fur
ther study. Eventually, they
said, the river will be Im
proved through straightening
for the purpose of increasing
drainage front the Orange
County area, prevent flooding
and, to some extent, beautify
the waterway.
Board of Control members
Wayne
McCall
and John
Thursday n i g h t Sanford Pace, at the Jan. to meeting
Shrine Club nobles and their in Tallahassee, voted for the
ladies will inert at the May- Econ aite as a compromise
fair Inn. Harold Kastner, re when the entire board split 3 3
cently elected Illustrious Po over Lake Ada. adjacent to
tentate of Bahia Temple, will •Sanford, and Bluestonc, 12
miles south of Urlando.
i install ofijeers..
• • •
• • •
A clock watcher, Mrs. G. F.
Daily newspapers at Ocala,
' McDaniel of Sunland, says Daytona Beach, DcLand, KIs
and
the metropolitan phone sys sinunee and othera
tem will he a step toward WESII-TV, Orlando, have cdlindorsed
Seminole
growing up. "If (lie county- lorially
wide phone system is approv County, especially the Lake
ed," she declared, "w e ought Ada site, for the university.
to establish a metropolitan • Board of Control will tour
bus system." In her opinion |Orange County sites Thurs
that w ill really go a long way j day morning and Seminole
toward
uniting Seminole County sites Thursday alternoon.
County.
If Seminole lands the uni
The member* will meet at
versily a metro transportation 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Oviedo
City llal! for a briefing by lo
system will be a must.
• ••
cal university site committee
Despite all of Seminole's leaders. Airplanes will be on
growth and development, the hand at Duda airstrip should
leading economical factor in the Board members desire an
this county
is agribusiness aerial view of (lie Seminole
with anannual
turnover of (lies.
some S50 million. How do you
Three Seminole sites are in
like the flavor of that lettuce? the running—Lake Ada, Econ
• ••
and the Tuskawilla, the latter
The next time you're on In to be presented formally at
terstate 4, or any other inter the Board's session at 10 a.m.
state highway in Florida, we Friday at the Cherry Plaza
remind you that the minimum Hotel, Orlando.
speed limit is 40 miles per
Seminole leaden are united
hour. That’ s a new Florida in their wish that the Board
law.
will make a selection Friday
I
• • •
(or recommendation to the
The Women'* auxiliary of State Cabinet, sitting at the
the Ginderville Fire Depart Board of Education, for final
ment is going to raise some approval.
more funds (o help equip the
volunteer group which has
been doing sucb a line job.
Theft of her purse, contain
They’re going to start by
sponaoring a fish fry from S to ing $37, from her parked car
• p.m., Jan. 31. It'a to be held w*j reported by Mrs. Gcno
at th< Farmer'* Auction Mar- Gulco, Mayfair Inn, to police
Monday night.
ML
And speaking of decisions,
three major ones have been
made, Jim Avery, Gen. J. C.
Hutchison and John Fitzpat
rick have decided not to seek
re-election to the Board of
County Commissioners. That
will leave John Alexander and
Lee Gary, brand new commis
sioners as of 1963. the only
holdovers on the board. What
an Interesting situation this is
going to create!
• • •
Purse Stolen
Candidates
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For Commission
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WEATHER: Partly cloudy and mild today and Thursday; hi>;h today In 7t'>: low tnniyht in 5h>*.
VOL. 56
R . R . W R IG H T JIL
United Press Lewed Wire
WED.. JANUARY 22, 1964
SANFORD, FLORIDA
NO. 109
Both Spenders,
Economizers
Hail Budget
Farmers Now
Can File For
Gas Tax Refund
WASHINGTON (L T D
—
President Johnson's newly un
veiled $97.9 billion budget,
like a good morality play,
hsd rnoush of everything to
day to please many economiz
ers as well as spender* in
Congress.
Reaction from Capitol Hill,
still coming in, allowed a
strong trend among fiscal con
servatives to cite proposed
spending reductions a* justi
fication for them to support
a tax cut this year.
Among liberals, there was
Joy over Johnson's promise of
s massive attack on pockets
of poverty and his endorse
ment of almost all of the late
President John F. Kennedy's
urban spending progras.
Not all comment* were lau
datory. by any means. There
was some sniping by Republi
cans, and several Democratic
budget watchers noted that
the budget assured continued
deficit spending.
Whetlier Johnson will Ire
able to realize the spending
and revenue gouls he outlined
actually won't be known fur
many months. Congress will
not finish appropriating all
the funds until lute summer
at best. By that time, tire big
gest tax cut in history— $n.t
billion— is virtually certain
lo Ire law.
It is now time for Seminola
County farmers who are hold
ers of valid refund permit*
to file for a refund of stats
gasoline tax. The amount that
can be refunded is four cents
per gallon and the application
should tie filed before Jan.
31.
The Is*! »r>»»inn of Hi*
legislature
made
several
changes in the gas tax re
fund law. Major changes now
in effect arc.
ft ) Elimination of the book
containing blank motor fuel
lax refund Invoices. The pur
chaser will he required to re
STATE OFFICIALS, inrliulinyr Contmltmioncr of Agriculture Doyle Conner,
tain (he sales Invoice furnish
will join with Seminole and Sanford officials Tlmrmlay morning at the
ed by the seller and attach
dedication of the pesticide residue testing laboratory at State Farmer*
to his appllcaUon for refund.
Market. Sun. Mark Cleveland will ho the master of eerentonie.s. Thin is tho
(2) The refund permit will
only permanent laboratory* of it« kind outside o f Tnllnhnssee designed to
he valid continuously from
protect the consumer and the producer o f foodstuffs. Pictured at hi* tent
year to year a* long as refund
tubes in the new laboratory in Chemist Wade Sltealy.
(Herald Photo)
claim* aro filed yearly.
(3) Permit holders and
sellers shsll keep record* of
purchase* for twxi year* ra
ther than one year.
For an application for re
fund of state gasoline tax for
gasoline used for agricultral
Tlie proposed metropolitan purposes contact the Cou"*tv
telephone system got another Agricutura! A g e n t 'a office
favorable endorsement today (FA 2 3233).
When Gen. Hutchison ex
when Willie Hunt, president
pressed his desire to step
of
the Sanford Auto Dealers
down as chairman of the
Seminole County Commission
Association declared that his
at its reorganizations! meet
organization had approved the
ing Jan. 14. ho gave indica
proposition and recommends
tion* bearing out report.* he
Its adoption by Sanford area
would not seek re-election to
CHICAGO (Uri) — A 10lubscribcrs of tho Southern
the hoard in this year's elec
yoar-old girt is expaetad to
Bell Telephone Co.
tions.
Hunt aald that most San give birth in- 8t. Bernard'*
Gen. Hutchison today form
ford area dealers do business Hospital within two weeks.
ally announced he will not lie
with many people throughout The expectant mother may be
a candidate (or rc-etertion as
the youngest In Cldcsgo'a his
Seminole County.
Commissioner
representing
"The members of our or tory.
District 1.
Aides of the city health com
ganization," Hurt said, "b e
"When I requested my fel
lieve that a county-wide sys missioner said tiiere have
low Commissioners to allow
tem enabling us to make toll been a number of ease* of
me lo vacate the rhatr, after
free calls anywhere in Semi live birth* to mothers aged
three years," the General said
nole would lie of immense 11 in Chicago, twx> of them
today, "I gave as my reason
benefit to Sanford area deal last year.
the pressure of business. That
The American Medical As
er*. We are also convinced
is irur, too, for my decision
that it would certainly bene sociation laid the youngest
J
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C
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H
U
T
C
H
IS
O
N
not In seek re-election.
fit most of tlie other mer U. S. mother listed in it* files
"The position of Commis
chants who presently sub was 10 when site gave birth.
sion chairman is demanding,
scribe for Southern Bell ser The youngest mother on re
very much so," he added,
vice and do business in the cord was a 5-year-old Peru
"and more so than on the
vian who gave birth to a aon
county’* southern srea.
other four members. I found
"Any time you can add by Caesarean section in 1K9.
I was away from my business
Police planned to question
some 20,000 telephone* to the
ofliec more and more, to Hie
number you can phone toll a 16-year-old boy named ae
point of neglect. It is (or that
PANAMA CITY (U1M) - free," said Hunt, "it I* ob (Ire father by the 10-year-old
reason I decided to step
expectant mother. The boy
U.
S. officials said todsy the viously worth Utc alight In
down and, after this year,
was a member of the family
crease In rates."
stopping of two Panamanian
out."
where the girl llvea.
Gen. Hutchison said he ships near the AtlanUc en
thoroughly enjoyed his work trance to tho Panama Canal
as Commission chairman dur
Berausr Inijrmrnl wea
wa» s routine matter not con
ing Hie last three years,
ther
has delayed rounty
TALLAHASSEE (UPD —
"both from a personal, selfish , nected with the current crisis mad maintenance. County The Florida Milk Commission
in
Hut
isthmus,
*tanJ|Miint in doing public |
Commission
r h a ir m a n will meet Jan. 31 in Orlando.
A IJ. S. military spokesman
work, and in the great per
James P. Avery Jr. an
sonal satisfaction of serving identified Hie two vessels as
nounced today the rounty
(lie people of Seminole Coun the Patriria und a tug boat mail department has author
named the I’ ayardt. lie said
ty."
ized graders ami other road
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) —
When James P. Avery Jr. they were hatted and boarded machinery to be operated
Fewer forest fires burned
was chosen Commission chair by zone inspector* Sunday. Saturday In an effort to re
fuwer acres of woodland dur
man for this year, Gen. Hut
"There was nothing unusual
turn lo schedule. Normally, ing 1003 than in the proceed
chison promised advice and about it," lie said. "Boats
the road department does ing year, Slate Forester C. 1L
counsel from his experience near Hie canal aro often not operate on Saturday*.
Couller reirorted today.
as chairman.
checked." Tlie Patricia was
Commissioners Avery, John carrying 35 passengers and a
Fitzpatrick, John Alexander crew of five. It was searched,
and Lee Gary, indicated their he said, hut the Puyardi was
respect and admiration for nut.
Gen. Hutchison and his lead
The newsiujier La lima
ership by renaming Big Tree had rcpnrtrd that two ships,
Road as "Gen. J. C. Hutch the Patricia and the Ondina,
ison Parkway."
were In-id for two hours at tlie
I/in g associated with Chase Atlantic end of the cunal. The
and Company, Gen. Hutchi newspaper said lailh were
son had hern a member of later allowed to proceed. It
CHILDREN
Hie Florida National Guard did not say when the ves
12 OR UNDER
for many )r a r i until hi* re sels were stopped or why.
tirement in 1952 with the rank The report made no mention
of lieutenant general. He taw of the Payardi and U. S. offi
acUve duty as an Army offi cial* dal not mention the On
cer in World Wars I and II dina.
Menu Include*!
and wears the Silver Star 5!eCole Slaw
dal for bravery in action. Hie
French Fries
Legion of Merit, Bronze Star
Medal and Air Medal.
Halted Deans
Tossing his hat in the poll- > Roy It. Wright Jr., a resi
tical ring for the first time, dent o f Sanford for the past
Lincoln Ford Cavanaugh, of 39 years, ha* announced he
will qualify for the May pri
Forest City, today announced
mary to seek the office of
his candidacy
for County ] tax collector o f Seminole
Commissioner for District 3, ‘ County,
scat being vacated by James
Wright is head o f the book
P. Avery Jr.
keeping and proof department
In announcing his candi of Sanford Atlantic National
dacy, Cavanaugh said: "I'm , Bank, where he lias been em
not mad at anyone! I'm not j ployed for the 2o years. Dur
running against anyone—but ing this time hr has worked
only for the District 3 Coun In every department o f the
ty Commission seat."
hank, serving as bookkeeper,
Cavanaugh. 36. said that he teller, loan and discount de
"was born and reared up in partment and
installment
a humble fisherman's shanty loan department.
by the seashore in Northwest
• • •
Florida near Panama City."
In addition to hi* practical
He attended high school at service, ha hat taken, through
Forest Lake Academy and the American Banking Insti
ha* lived in Seminole County tute, special courses in hank
for more than 20 years. He ing fundamentals, negotiable
is a Navy veteran of World instruments, hank administra
War II. He attended Southern tion, analysis o f finanrial
Missionary College, Collegestatement* and commercial
dale. Tcnn., for two years, law.
Orlando Junior College one
In announcing his Inten
year and Stetson University
tions, Wright stated, “ I be
for one year.
lieve that my experience and
• • •
For 10 years Cavanaugh knowledge of banking quali
was self employed as a fies me for the job o f han
plumbing contractor and cur dling the great financial du
rently holds a No. 1 master ties ami detail* of tiro office w
i v
a
. . .
plumber's license at Orlando. o f tax collector. If elected, I
I*wr
last H tB -yrr* b* has *h-"1 ti e ny nltil** - t< i t
been J pharmaceutical sales serve the people (uf the en
man, oilin g on doctors, drug tire county.”
gists and hospitals.
Born in Korn*, Go., April
"1 love Seminole County and 22. 1917, \\light came here
SHEBOYGAN, Wl». (UP1)
long to sec it thrive and pros at an early age. He attended
per," -aid C a v a n a u g h . local whoolt and was grad — Methodist M i n i s t e r T.
“ Though I come from the tail uated from Seminole High Parry Junes, whose Sunday
end i)l the county, I am School with the class of 193)1, s e r m o n was accident idly
strongly opposed to sectional o f which he was president. He piped into a Human Catholic
ism. I want to sec Sanford attended tho University of church, ha* offered "equal
flourish as a rose by the
Florida and was a member time” to the Catholic priest.
river just a* much as Forest
o f Phi Delta Theta social fra
City und the other municipal
ternity.
ities within District 3."
• • *
CAPE KENNEDY (UP1)
The candidate said he has
Hu is a combat veterun of — America's newest "space
"no intentions of trying to World Wur II, having served
switchboard” satellite today
pave the county with political ah»ard the USS Bristol, a
relayed voice nnd technical
promises that cannot lie de U.S. Navy destroyer, from
test* to Germany and was de
livered. I do not know the lit 12-45.
scribed as "Working beautiful
answers to all the problems
Wright is a member of ly.”
confronting Seminole County
First Presbyterian Church,
but, if elected, with the help
American Legion and various
of a large number of civic
Masonic Bodies of Sanford.
D A L L A S (U PI) — The
minded citizens working to
As a Mason and a shrlner, widow o f the policu officer
gether, we'll arrive at some
satisfactory solutions. I am ho lias served as master of killed in the hunt for Presi
a* pleased as punch the wav Sanford Lodge No. 02, is > dent Kennedy's a s s a s s i n
the entire county is united past district deputy grand (hanked the natien Tuesday
on the university site proposal. master and is presently grand for more than $600,000 and
For once we are all in step ! scribe o f the Grand Chapter, said she would try to use tho
and singing the same tunc, j Royal Arch Muanns of Flori money "as God intended.”
Certainly there is great joy j da.
He own* his home at 1101
in working together on worth
Palmetto Avenue, where he
while projects."
SARASOTA (U PI) — The
• • •
reside* with his wife, the for
Cavanaugh said that Semi mer Bertie Hughes, and Iris lioard o f directors o f the Na
tional Association o f Broad
nole represents a $190 million 12-year-old son, Roy 111.
casters will meet here Jan.
corporation and the stock
20-31 and one of the topica
holders — the rilizcn*—should
expected lo be discussed it
exercise great care in select
advertising practice* relating
ing a "board of directors."
to cigarette smoking.
He advocates an adequate
facility for the aged and sen
Capt.
James
O.
Mayo, I
ior citizens in distress; a c o m in a n d « r o f Suuford's
picnic area on Lake Monroe Heavy Attack Wing One, to-1 CHATTANOOGA, T e n n .
for use of all Central Florida,
night will address members ( 1 11*1)— Federal Judge Frank
supported by the State Hoad of the American Ordinance t \\llson, frustrated by delay,
Department, and a "shop
Association at a dinner-meet took over the questioning of
Seminole County habit."
ing in tiic Mayfair Inn at 0:30 jurors toduy for the trial of
Hu concluded by saying.
Teamsters President James
p.m.
"Here's hoping that during
Captain Ma>o will discuss K. Huff* on jury tampering
(lie forthcoming campaign we
Hie role and responsibilities charge.
all fiave a barrel of fun get
of his command in Atlantic
ting to know each other lietFleet operations in a 30-min
ter."
ute speech illustrated with
HOLLYWOOD
(U PI) —
color slides.
Artora Iairen Green, Den
I’ rior to Uie meeting. AOA Blocker end Michael laindon
members and guests will tour of television's " H o n a n s n "
the Sanford Naval Air Station, series will refuse to make ■
inspect the new HA-3C attack- scheduled appearance in JackSeventy-five
airmen
plus reconnaissance aircraft and
son. Ml**., next month If the
civilian employes of the 1381st watch simulated carrier land
audience la segregated, the
Geodetic Survey Squadron. ing prartiee by Heavy Attack
performers declared Tuesday.
Orlando AFB, will stage their Wing One aircraft.
second annual shad derby
Thursday at Jim Crowe's fish
GALVESTON, Tex. (U PI)
ing camp on the St. John*
MADISON, Wii. (U r i) — — Dr. Martin L. Towlur aald
River, Highway 46 east.
The military will compete Site may have cost him some today his first atep in an ex
for prizes fur the largest roe, grade points, but a University haustive, court-ordered men
the largest buck and the most o f Wisconsin freshman, Jack tal examination o f self-ap
executioner J a c k
fish per boat. Civilians will Olson, is still leaking furwuid pointed
receive participating certifi to hit data tonight with, Lucy Ruby will be "a physical axcates. This rare is confined to Baines Johnson, daughter of amlnaticn of the man's ner
military and civilian person the President of tb« United vous system—an exhaustive
States,
neurological examination."
nel of the 1381st squadron.
BRIEFS
Equal Time
Relay Working1
Thanks
Cigarette Ads
Copt. Mayo To
Address Group
Judge Takes Over
No ‘ Bonanza*
Group To Hold
Shad Derby
Big Date
Established 1908
'
First Step
Hutchison Will Not Car Dealers For
Metro System
Seek Re-Election
10-Year-Old
Girl Due To
Bear Child
Stopping Of 2
Ships 'Routine'
Road Work .Set
iMilk Meeting:
Fewer Forest Fires
FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL!
F IS H F R Y
ALL YOU CAN EAT —
ADULTS
$ |0 0
Did Fidel Deal
Red China Out?
Police Warn
O f ‘Con’ Team
Police Chief Hoy Willis tut
today warned Sanford Ne
groes to beware of a Negro
confidence tram which has
been attempting to bilk local
resident*.
The Chief said a man and
woman are attempting to use
two old "d od g ei" to iwindic
local residents.
MOSCOW (U PI) - Russia's
new trade pact with Cuba
apparently was in exchange
for a pledge of support from
Premier Fidel Castro in the
Kremlin's dispute with Com
munist China, diplomaUc ob
servers said today.
Soviet Premier Nikita 6.
Khrushchev announced the
longterm
trade agreement
Tuesday night at a gala re
ception ending the official
part of Castro's visit
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413 Moonshine
Stills Smashed
During 1963
Typical Jobless
South America Could Breed More Panamas American Not
measure of rcilitance
la
equally acvere. In Bolivia, it'a
dliiatslfactlon of the mlncri
and national demand for an
exit to the sea. In Colombia
It’s resentment against the
government's ineffective cam*
palgn against roving bandits.
In Panama, a hurt pride and
envy of the gringo wlio con
trols the Canal, coupled with
an upcoming election and
need for political fodder.
is enough to convince this re
porter that the citadel of powei* Is not held exclusively by
army end police.
A tiny bend of well-trained
extremist* la enough to par**
lyre *ny Urge population
center, especially in the Latin
world where guarantee* ef
dtiseoship are young ana
weak, if they exlit at all.
And with the added di
mension o f a growing tinder*
ground hemispheric organi
sation of resistance and sub
version, it becomes senseless
to ask whether Lalln-Amerlcan revolution represents pop«!a r opinion.
When i city's transporta
tion la slowed to a crawl and
life after dark is confined be
hind locked doors In fear of
snlpera and bom bers-as one
lived In Caracas before their
December elections popular
opinion counts for very little.
"A good law to remember,"
0 Russian journalist told this
reporter In Mexico City re
cently, "Is 80 per cent o f the
Latin people don't act until
(hay sea which way the
polities! wind is blowing."
M blowing u n c h e c k e d
against the United States, as
H has from time to time in
almost tvary South American
country, tbs deadly monster
o f an unthinking, rioting
crowd is at the back and call
o f a small apaaihead o f lead-
That the subversive left—
and frequently the right as
well—would' be as powerless
as the governments they want
to capture Is not even part
o f the question.
As Castro has proved In
Cuba, and Duvalier in nearby
Haiti power is to lie taken
simply because it is there.
And If it can be had easier
by mobilising popular dis
content, o much the better.
MUSIC INSTRUCTOR, MRS. JENNIFER KELLEY, (fa r left) is shown
with her seventh period class in the choral room o f the new music build
ing at South Seminole Junior High School at Casselberry. Mrs. Kelley re
sides at 216 Crystal Or., Loch Arbor.
(Herald Photo)
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not have to worry about
wages, even the prutnlse of
ahenga can be incendiary.
"A t this time. ■ a World
Health Organisation delegate
1b P a n told this reporter re
cently, "K la not advisable to
take any stops against the
popular us* of coca (a nar
cotic) whoa oao baa nothing to
give in exchange."
In an attempt to divert
popular feeling from follow
ing organised resistance, the
Catholic Church In Chile hss
turned over much of its farm
hoMlogi to the farmer*.
• e •
In a similar move, the tri
umvirate that usurped the
sleeted power of Juan Bosch
la the Dominican Republic
has promised to bold new
•tertians before the year ends.
la like measure, the govern
ment of Brsiil, with U.8. aid,
fa turning with energy toward
rolving the desperate plight
e f peasant* living In starva
tion conditions In the northeastern section.
But bow far steps Ilka
these go toward neutralising
no explosive situation Is hard
to discuss optimistically.
A member of the ousted
Bosch party In Santo Domingo
says, "Why do wo need new
elections? We’ve already had
elections and Juan Bosch
w oo."
A Chilean farrnar, suddenly
the possessor o f a tiny ferm
e f his own, part o f what last
month with a church-owned
tucicnda, survey* his estate
with sad eyes.
"Enough land to grow what
we need to eat." he aaya.
BT. PETERSBURG (U PI)
—- Curtis Lee Chance, 4, was
killed today when fire from
B kerosene beater badly dam
aged the small frame home
where he H ud with his parcuts and nine brothers and
m m am m ■
SIB persons arrested for ti-nf-**
fie In the illegal trade, accord- •
lng to Beverage Director Richard B. Keating.
Beverage agents, w ork in g #
with local law enforcement of
ficers and federal agonu^
sought out and destroyed 12,663 gallons o f moonshine and.
an additional quantity of fet -•
mentlng mash capable of pro
ducing at least another 1ft,mmgallons o f the Illegal whiskey.!
Had this amount o f illegal!
whiskey found its wuy to the*
market, the State of Florida 0
would have lost approximately
8400,000, Keating said.
!
The beverage report u!*o,
showed 228 vehicles, used in
the moonshine business, were
seized by officers.
In their other law enforce-,
ment duties, agents arrested;
1,866 persons fur beverage lawviolations other (linn moon- m
shine, and attended 2,280 court ^
trial*.
;
Criminal courts around the*
state levied fines agninst viol
ators totalling 8149,624 and
imposed a grand total o f Oil
year* und eleven muiitlis jui 1.
terms and probation agniriM
those found guilty.
During D e c e m b e r only,
agents destroyed 26 moon
shine still*, made 64 arrests
for moonshine activities and
124 arrests for other viola*
lions, Keating noted.
This was one o f the major
conclusion* reached in a spe
cial I.abor Department study
in-depth o f nearly 10 million
person* who were out-of-work
for a month or more in 1901
The first detailed survey
o f the unemployed ever con
ducted in the United States
indicated that tha jobless, as
rule, were lese educated
than
the average worker
and more likely to l»* in less
skilled, lower paying ocupa
tlons.
It also showed that the av
erage amount o f unemploy
ment compensation recslved
by these workers in 1901 was
about 8276, or 12 per cent of
their average annual income
o f 82,300. Millions o f them
had to withdraw hundreds o f
dollars in savings or borrow
8300 or mors that year to
meet living expenses, tha re
port said.
— O f the 9.0 million unem
ployed workers studied, near
ly 70 per cent were men end
the vast majority were in the
prime working years from 20
to 64.
— They showed a "relative
ly strong" attachment to tha
DEADEYE BILL. A /3 cl William Moore, 1100 West 25th Street, assignlabor force and wera willing
ed to the Air Police Squadron, Tyndall AFB, Panama City, is all amilea
to accept lower paying jobs
after firing a perfect 300 target during qualification firing. This w h s the
or shift to a different type
first perfect score ever made on the Tyndall range. Bill’s buddies dug up
of work to get back on the
the coon skin cup . . . just like the old expert, Dun'l Boone. (USAF Photo)
payroll.
— Flfty-fiv# per cant war*
heads o f families who were
tha main support o f wives,
children and other relatives.
— All tried to find work by
TALLAHASSEE (U PI) —
at least ono standard method
Miss Judl Taylor, freshman
The newly elected chairman
and 87 per cent used two or
student at Brigham Young
more avenues, such as check
o f the Florida Professional University In Provo, Utah,
ing with state employment
Ry Jana Casselberry
Crittenden, president. Visi Practices Commission said has been accepted fo r the
offices, calling on local em
The theme waa "East Meets tors were Mra. Georgs Fitch Monday a standard code of National Honors Program in
ployers, writing letters or an W est" for the fascinating
and Mrs. J. D. Self of Caasel- ethics for teachers is the the second semester.
swering ad*.
program on Japan presented
group's first goal
A 1968 graduate from Semi
Tha report waa baaed on a by Mra. O. W. Holms* and berry: Dr*. Ruth Newels o f
Dr. Phil Constan* Jr., Titus nole High School, she it the
Leesburg;
SIr*.
William
Wel
survey taken In April, 1962 Mr*. A rt Landry at Monday"*
ville, said the code would be daughter o f Mr. and Mre.
among persons unemployed meeting o f the South Sem ler o f New York and Mrs. A. drawn by the end of tills year
Fred Wells o f Lako Mary.
five week* or more In 1901 inole Garden Club held at the Hirsch and three members o f and those in the public schools
who were over 18 year* old, Woman's Club in Casselberry. the Lakewood Shores Garden "a re expected to abide by
able to work, had worked In
Both women have lived In Club, Sfra. Gloria Gilleran, It." The 1863 Legislature act
BEE US FOR —
tho past and wars not- in Japan and
showed
many Mrs. Hasal Rutherford and up the commission to police
f the teaching jfdfceslon.
school.
beautlfrll ’c olored slide* tak Mre.-’L y d lt Neuftld. Refreshments were served
en In thut country. They also
Peach — Pear
modeled authentic Japanese by the hostesses, Sirs. Ken
Plum — Persimmon
costumes such ea a wedding neth Green, Mrs. Virgil Grubb,
MIAMI (U PI) - Cuban re
Mr*.
Joseph
Laird,
M
i
a
s
Pecan — Citrus
dress and demonstrated soma
fugees said today Castrolte
o f tho lovely floral arrange Elisabeth Abbott and Mrs. antiaircraft gunners shot down
Grapevine Nursery
one o f their own planes last
ments fo r which tho Japan Darius Prlngl*.
The club’s naxt meeting will month over the San Antonio
8831 GrapeTllI* A re.
ese are ao famous.
FA 3-0888
Mrs. Jot Martin, horticul bo hold at 1:80 p.m., Fab. 17, do Los Banos airbase, killing
"Scott* Dealer"
ture chairman o f the Raka and at tho Caaselborry Woman’s four Cuban* xad eight RusHo* Circle e f the Winter Club.
The February, 1964 issue e f Park Garden Club, gava a
the Sanford telephone dlree- brief talk and showed several
aubscrlbera within the next flowar arrangements.
Mra. Holmes, general chair
few days, It was announced by
Bob Sbadden, manager for man o f the South Seminole
Southern B e l l ' * operations Clnb'o flower show to bo held
April 4, distributed schedule
here.
Approximately 16,000 copies sheets for entering exhibits
will go to Southern Bell sub which this year will be ac
scribers in the Sanford, De cording to State Federation
llary, Geneva and Oviedo ex rules. Tbs Club la soaking a
changes compared to 16,000 building In tha area in which
to stage tha show.
last year.
DeBary and Deltona sub
Monday’s bualnaa* meeting
•crlbers will also be mailed waa conducted by Mrs. H. T.
copies o f the new DeLand di
rectory in approximately BO
days, In time for tha scheduled
change to extended service to
Orange City and DeLand on
WASHINGTON
(UP1) —
March 1st.
Both directories will be eon President Johnson, then Son
alderably bigger than last year ata Democratic leader, was
and will feature revised cover given a ISto stereo Hi-Fi set
pages o f a gold color. A new In 1BSB by a local insurance
living room scene la shown on dealer at the request of form
the front cover, along with the er Senate elds Robert G.
familiar "yellow-pagea" sym (Bobby) Baker, it was disclos
ed today.
bol.
The incident was described
In previously secret testimony
given the Senate Rulea Com
mittee by Don R. Reynolds,
who has figured In the Baker
case as an Insurance agent
and associate of Baker's who
wrote en insurance policy on
Most of us think about the future In
i t ’s MHZ <» Bag Havingi Benda am (A*
term* o f paying off the mortgage,
Johnson’s life. Reynolds testi
Payroll Plan where yew wark. A #60
educating tha children, providing a
fied earlier this month.
Band aaata ttTJO, a $ ti Band ttt.T t,
retirement Income.
aad yan eon Bug them to toetoffoteuto
But with the world tho way it ia
far anly mfern defter* mpeg deg. O r Bug
today, It's almoat impossible to make
them outright ef any hank. S o ohargt
plane for your own future without
for
the aerviet.
WASHINGTON (UPI)
—
conaldering the future of your coun
President Johnson said today
try, too.
that It Is time to review U. 8.
vlng*
When you buy U. S. Saving
torts* M fee ewrront
foreign aid policies but em
Bond*, your money take* on both
Job*. It grow# to build your financial
phasised that the program
strength.
must continue on the grounds
At the earns time. It helps Uncle
o f humanltarlanism and U. S.
• te*^ g*4^
BWr< 1
Sam watch over our peace and
national security.
South Seminole Garden Club
Presents Program On Japan
Such potential leadership
exists everywhere in the Sou
thern Hemisphere, ready on
orders from elsewhere to
t u n national resentments, en
v y and pride, into a wild
machine o f destruction.
"One thing is euro, a U.N.
observer in Santiago, Chile,
said recently. "The people In
this pert of the world want
o n m e a t to help thorn get that
change.'’
His words al most to the
syllable, but with a big dlfHemet were echoed one cold
night la Cusco, P e n , by a
mem ber o f the radical left:
The State Beverage DepaiU
ment eluted-its activities for
1963 reporting 413 I l l i c i t ,
moonshine stills destroyed JMj
WASHINGTON ( UPI ) The typical unemployed Am
erlcan Is not a goo<i-for-noth
log loafer who would rattier
live o ff jobless benefits than
hold down a steady job.
Teacher Code
First Goal
Lake Mary Girl
Captures Honors
FRUIT TREES
SIXTH DIBTRICT Rehabilitation Chairman Mrs. Hubert Severs o f Fern
Park, center, standing, instructed members o f American Legion Auxiliary
Unit 266 o f Casselberry last Friday when they mot to sew lap robes, pil
lows and other items for the Veterans Hospitals. Others in the photo ure,
standing, Mrs. Harold Kryder and Mrs. Kenneth Green and seated at the
•owing machine, Mrs. Letha Ward.
(Herald Photo)
Lake Mary UPW Members
Receive New Study Course
By France* Wetter
H i* first meeting of the
now year for Circle Un* of
the UPW of the Community
Presbyterian Church o f Lake
Mary w u held Jan. 14 In the
borne of the chairmen, Mrs.
Ed Zimmerman.
Tba devotions were present
ed by Mrs. Zimmerman and
concluded with a prayer con
cerning friend*.
M n.
Robert
Rugenstein,
program chairman, presented
Mra. Richard Keogh, asso
ciation program charlman, to
explain the theme of studies
for the coming year entitled,
"Be What You A re." The
first chapter to be presented
at next months meeting will
be on "E very Day Living."
A poem on "A re you sat
isfied to be the kind that
should belong", we* read by
Mra. HuaensUln.
Mrs. Zluimermau advised
members that the first meet
ing was for getting organized
and dispensing information.
She stated the officer* she
had choseo (or her circle to
be as follows: Mrs. Joe SmaUiera, vice chairman; Mrs.
Msrie Lowe, secretary; Mrs.
Mabel Brown, treasurer; Mra,
Robert Kugenstelu, program;
Mrs. Lens Eith, world ser
vice; M n . LuVera Harrison,
fellowship and M n . Emma
Bashars, local church.
The following woman have
been chosen to serve as
church hostesses during al
ternate months for Circle
One: M n . Frank Evans and
M*». P. D. Anderson, Jan
uary; Mra. H. M. Cochran
and
Mrs.
Arolyn
True,
March; M n . Ruby Linden
and M n . Mabel Brown, May;
M n . Laos Eith and another
to be selected, July; M n . Lu
Vera Harrison and Mrs. Ma
rtas Lee, September; Mrs.
Clifford Corden and M n . Gen
eva Cochran, November.
M n . Arolyn True won tho
door prlie in a newly adopted
Friendship Offering for bene
fit of the Sunshine Fund.
Mrs. Zimmerman announc
ed that the next meeting will
be held on February 11 In
the home of Mre. LuVera
Harrison with Mrs. Mabel
Brown as co-hostess.
The meeting was adjourn
ed after the Miipah Benedic
tion. A social hour followed
and refreshments were serv
ed by the hostess. Other
members
present
Included
Mrs. Rlchurd Beebe, Mrs.
Harvey Pugh tod M n. Jo&n
Reaves.
Stiff New Rules
Asked On Ads
WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h e
Federal Trade Commission
(FTC) wants stiff now rules
enacted for cigarette adver
tising and labeling to remind
amokera of "the substantial
health hazard."
The rules were recommend
ed by the FTC because of the
findings of the U. 8. Public
Health Service's report on
■rooking and health.
Crosses Burned
BATON ROUGE, La. (UP1)
—Ku Klux Klan crosses burn
ed across southeast Louisi
ana's Florida Parishes (coun
ties) over the weekend as
part of what an anonymous
Klansiuan called "a fight for
constitutional government and
Christianity."
Own Plane Hit
New Telephone
Directory To
Be Out Soon
Baker Linked
To LBJ Gift
Star-spangled savings plan
Aid Must Continue
Economy Report
1IOOK ON the "American Life o f Henry Shelton Sanford," written ns a
thesis for his doctor’s decree by lllchurd J. Amundson, o f Clomson College,
has heen presented by Florida State Bank to Ute Gen. Henry Shelton Banford Memorial Library and Museum. T. E. Tucker, president o f the bank,
depository o f the library’s films and pApera, presents the book to G. An
drew Speer, library president
(Harold P h o t o )
WASHINGTON ( UPI)
President Johnson today sent
Congress a report on the na
tion's economy showing that
tho output of goods and ser
vices soared to a record 8800
billion.
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Seminole, Oviedo Both Eke Out Cage Victories
Downs
Lions Beat
About Sporta
Mount
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Thinking Out Loud
Bible Team
By One Point
BY JULIAN STKNSTROM
The Seminole Booitrr* Club thinks the world of tbs
Ssainols gridiron gn ats. And thejr wanted the rest of the
world to ahan their onthuslasm. The day the squad went
to tha Gator Bowl, tho Boosters, recalling how the TV
cameras pan the crowds, sent this telegram:
"Dlrtctcrs, CBS Television, Gator Bowl, Jacksonville.
In panning crowd at game how about having cameraman
swing onto wost stands aisle 11, rows to to eight, sesta
three to nlnet Forty-three players, coaches and managers
o f Sanford'* Seminole high school football team, Or
ange Belt Conference champions, record ten-one-scro,
Identifiable by black Jacket# with orange letter **8.”
Head Coach Jim Plgott and coaches Jim McCoy, Dick WiL
liams, Ralph Stumpf in charge."
It wasn't used — but it was a noble try,
a
a
•
•
Tha grapevine baa it that when the Boosters club
voted to buy glasa backboards for the Fleming Gym's
basketball court, they unknowingly shot down a considera
tion c f tha Lettermen's club, The " 8 " wearers didn't
have enough money to buy two backboards, but through
their projects thay thought they could boy ONE. They
w an going to try to aall someone also on buying the other.
But thaaa boys didn't mind someone slipping their idea
•a mickey” ; they’re teetotally tickled that tha gym la
getting outfitted In the very best fashion.
s e e *
And In case you hadn't heard, It was tha asms Letter,
men's outfit that painted tha insignia in the center Jump
■pot on the hoopiter court at Semlnola High,
#
*
•
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Than has been quite a lot o f tannla playing going on
is anr city. Not snder tho eity recreation department's
program, either. But there Isn’t anyone who'd object to
Jim Jemlgan running a city tennle championship tour
ney; now, la there?
e a s e
Now that tha high schools art taking up bowling a* n
•keeping physically fit " activity for their ■todent*. why
wouldn't It bo a good idea fo r Skate City and Melcdee to
promota roller rink events? There could really be eom*
fine healthy competition between the senior high schools
In the county—and with the Junior groups, too. County
championship# in racing, figure skating, dane* teams,
novelty event— great fo r participants end fine viewing
fo r spoetatora. And even eome Interscholastic contests
might ha arranged. Got any Ideas, John Mlkler and
Bhaaly Beat f ?
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Tha Semlnola football lsttermen art wearing new
shoulder patches on their latter Jackets. Tha wording on
them Is "OBG — Frontier Bowl Champa 1003” They
leak reel snappy — and are well deserved Identification o f
m m mighty fine fallows.
Denn| Mac Rounding
Into Form A t SOKC
T . J. Denial's Denny Mas
V M everybody's choice as
lap graybonad last season at
(b* Sanford . Orlando Kennel
club gad the big 73-pounder
Beams In have finally found
tbe winning touch after a
alow atari this year.
Danny has woo hia last two
Stenstrom Tops
Hi-Nooners
8 teastreat Realty maintain
ed its number ona spot In the
Hl-nosnsrs league when thsy
won three points from tho
CP.o. w iv«s.e
Joe's Laundry worked their
way into a tie for second
plsca when thsy took three
points from Southern Air.
A rt Brown Past Control la
the other tied team for sec
ond place as they won throe
points from M. end R. Bar.
Tbs DaUsry Debs wars
beck la form when they up
set Hunt Realty fo r thro*
points. Cook's Corner won
thraa potato from Grapovills
Nunary. Pat Fischer replaced
Val Kelsey fo r tho Grapovills
Gala. Tha A coy Deucy Wlvsa
Club won three points from
Shoemaker Construction.
C u olo
Sunbrook
looked
like n pro when aha convert
ed tho 8-10-7 end Dot John
son surprised her teammates
whoa she toppled tha 8-7-840.
Doris Beak and Mary Tomaleak! converted tho 8-4-7 and
Bonn is Jsnkins and Ann SealUrn the 8-7.
Doris Hock and Doris Omsy
converted the 8-7 and Botty
Johnston and Joan Sheridan
tho 6-10. Judy Clarks gad
Laura Laky converted tho 110. Grass Bask bowled n tripBeats I l f .
. Dot Batten and Doris Hock
botk rolled m fo r high game
gad Del Button rolled a 847
fo r high cerise. Dot missed
g
IBS trip'Late by one
pin — 188-188-188- Tbs Wom
en's
Bowling
Association
•pens its mooting this eve
ning, B P-ai. in tho Jot Lanes
Nursery. The city tow ns• a n t will ha planned.
Oviedo High's Lions roared
Tuesday night but Just kmd
enough to barely eke out a
58 to 55 win over the Mount
Dora Bible five on the lat
ter's home court Tuesday
night.
Tho Lions, in the midst of
six-week tests — with most
players having two of them
scheduled for today—lacked
much of the tip and lustre
w-h'ch had carried them to
10 wlni against three losses
before tbe Mount Dora con
test. But th e r were able to
turn the tide In the late mom
ents of the engagemenL
It was a nip and tuck bat
tle all the way, that la until
Oviedo put on an effective
press late hi the tut and grab
bed a alight lead. Then tbe
Lloni froie the ball.
Mount Dora used the fait
break effectively, particular
ly when they fed the ball to
Paul Holder, one of Central
Florida's top prep scorers.
In the rebounding depart
ment Seth Rook and Jim
Courier led tbe way for the
Lions. However, the hosts
grabbed
almost twice as
many rebounds as did tbe
Lions.
Ted BcUhorn, with 18 points,
led the scoring parade for
the Oviedo quintet, lie was
assisted by Courier who put
12 points through the net, Rex
Rrooks tallied IS, and Billy
Mlkler had a doien.
However, Eddie Baker of
the Bible school hit for 20
to take top scoring honors
while Holder had 19.
Mount Dora led the Lions
at tha end of the opening
quarter, II to IS, but at half
time H was knotted at SI-31.
At tha and of tha third Mount
Dora held a one-point, 48 to
43 margin, but the press
limited the Bible five to only
nine final frame points while
Oviedo grabbed IS.
Tha Baby Lions took a 48
to 40 decision from the Bible
school's JayVees In tha preUmlnary. Bobby BcUhorn with
IS points and Gardner Preedy
with eight led tha Baby
Lion's scoring.
starts and will be attempting
to run tha string to three
straight In tonight's featured
10th.
Denny Mac was shut out
In his first three starts this
year, but now has taken three
out o f hia last four alerts.
lie'll be put to a real tost
tonight as ba meets tbe likes
of Hi Troubles, E.A.'s Little
Sister and five other topnotch greyhounds. Pat Rced'a
E.A.'s Little Sister hss figur
ed In five qulnlcla's out of six
starts and Darold Robertson'*
111 Troubles has won two In
a row.
Other feature starters In
elude Florrnco McNabb, Bella
Adams, Larry Kasha, Extra
Rock and Edna Terry.
Tonight's entries:
n n s T staris <— s /is mu* —
OraS* A— 1. Irl.h Alnrt. I.
Dos Hobbit, S. Ills TrsCo, 4c
llsn k Hoa, I. Sarasota Huncoaal, t. Ampin Atiglt, f . Sly
Wlra'a Bait. I. (lata Slaa
b m -o x u nat'N — s /is m ile —
(IraSs n — 1, (Iranlta R ock. S.
Uppor Story, S. K orin 's IVl
4. Donna's Silas Kay. I. T rav
alar Joa. 4. Taat tv Ira, T. Mat
Stotch. S. U i lla voo
T ill HD MACH — S /IS Mila —
UraSa D — 1. Ctrcua Sunahlna,
t. Stalta Mary. S. Crystal P al
ace. I. St ride Par, t. O.B.'a
aimptax, I. Dan Roberta.
Haifa Troubles, I. K ansas Slidflight
Ptlt MTM B i n — a/IO SSIIs—
UraSa M —* 1. I>oncaotor Snip,
I. Slick Hag. 1. Sully Joses.
4. Dkua. 4. potty Trans, •
Denny's Slattr, ». O. n.'e Adroes, I. Holiday Star
PIPTN MACS — a/* Mile —
tirade M— 1. SUmberly, 1. Bt
Pata's Rock, t. Tory Touch,
4. Harry S, t. Walk BUm, t.
Hallo llulterfly. T. Paul Done,
a. Holden Clrcla
SIXTH MACH — B /ia Mila —■
■fade 0 — 1. Tins a To*. I
Do Heat, a. Ilonry Pita, 4
Capt. Many, t . Chataaatay,
I. Bally Baady, T. Dob Tray,
I. Rocket Pam
smvkntm a s c a — a/a mu#
—P ra i a D— 1. Dorla Dali, i.
W onder Ulri, I. W icket lisa,
4. Ska's Nat, *.' L ori Bus. a.
Meeker's Ctrcua, T. B e e lo s Hud,
I. Color
MfliMTM MACM — B/IS Mtte —
UraSa A— L M trlm sr, 8 T*a
Airy. I. S w ift M , 4. KJ a O ar.
ky,
d o o r s* Jet. #. T orky. T.
D asklnc Dan. 8 L oyal Luka
NINTH HA CM — a /IS Mila —
UraSa A — l. gall Ahead, a.
Mark Tint, I. P a b u la st Farr.
4. El Paso Laos, 4- Pit. 4. Hkua,
T. W alk T all, S. H athaw ay
Da a
tvcntm u n i — a /ia mm —a
Urode A— I. Edna T rrry. t.
Extra llock. a. Denny Mac, «.
Larry Kasha, t . K lortnes MsNabb, t. K. A.'* U U U Slattr.
T. Hi Trauhlan, t. Balia ASaau
MIWVMSTM BA CM — 8 /0 MU#
— G rade C— L Mika M acUsir,
t. R ajak Baas. I. East Point,
d. H arbasr Choice, a. Pam's
Baby, *. Midterm, f . Minnie
Oalaa, I. ra lla a y
LYMAN’S DONNIE SMITH AND OVIEDO’S SETH ROOK ro high In
the air after the tipoff which opened the Greyhound-Lion encounter Satur
day night at Oviedo. Smith (13) was injured inter in the content and will
be out for about n month. Rook is No. 44. Also in the photo Billy Miklcr
(60), Gcno Winkelmnn (43), Ted BcUhorn (62) and Richard Grant (33).
The Liona defeated Lyman for tho second time this aeuson.
Bulldogs Put
Bile On Hounds
Doily Double
Roys Off $135
Holders o f 7-5 combination
Dally Double tickets picked up
1138 esrh as Arcltlo and Pedro
cam* through Jn dccltiva atylo
OVIEDO'S LIONS dropped tha Lyman Grey,
Tuesday night at tha Orlando
hound* Saturday night in Oviedo despite the toBtminole Jal-Alal Fronton.
liounding effort* of Gene Winkelmnn (18) and
Roth winners, Pedro in the
Richard Grnnt (with glasses in dark uniform).
third game and Arcltio in tha
Oviedo’s Seth Rook look* on a* Winkelman
fourth, breeted through thslr
comes back to tlie floor in possession o f the imamatches in six straight points.
ketbnll.
(Herald Photo)
Elu was second In the open
er o f the twin hill, and Aguetin placed in the finale.
Attfga and Kchanlt won the
feature eighth game doubles
Team No. 3 managed to secutlve week for tha appU
playing in post two, whits th*
as
they
came
post four duo o f Muguers* hold on to their slim ooe-baU aacemea
game margin In the business through with 813 and 514 re
and Areltlo ware second.
men's Lease at Jet Lancs by spectively. Sam Llndstrom
virtue of a four game awcap kept Smith's Amoco close with
of their match with Koodraca steady 183/480.
kl and Cline's Sinclair team.
Cavanaugh Tlra Service got
Clarence Wallis again proved
TALLAHASSEE - A regu the stalwart (or Team No. 3 back on tbs right track
lar builness meeting of the at he rolled a fine 306/388 again by taking all fourpoiats
Gama and Fresh Water Fish good enough for high game from Faroe Builders. Stave
Commission will ba held in and series honors for the Mason was th* mainstay for
Cavanaugh with 187-4*1.
the Hotel Thomas, Gaines- night.
Team No. S Botched a three
villa, beginning at • a.m., Fri
Dirk's Applianes team stay
day, according to A. D. Aid- ed on the heels of the league to one verdict at the expanse
of Team No. 4 In the final
rich, director.
leaders by taking all four
The meeting site Is located points from Smith’s Amoco match of th# night. Billy mur
at S15 N. E. 2nd St., Gaines Service. 11 was Dick Schat- phy and Walt Holland shared
ville. Interested sportsmen far and Ralph Betts leading scries honor* for Team No
and general public are Invit the parade for the second coo- 3 with Identical 474 sat*.
Hensley's 301 was tha
ed to attend tha meeting.
other 300 same shot in
league.
Team No. 3 In Slim Lead
Game, Fish Meet
Slated Friday
Hurricanes To
Play Tonight
Canes Acquire
Kenneth Shipp
South S e m l n o l a Junior
H ifh’a Hurricanes will tangle
tonight with the Mary Help of
Chriatlan Boya School o f
Tampa.
Tha contest vrfll ba played at
tha Lyman High School gym
in Longwood. Th* Baby Hur
ricane* will maet the Tampa
school's Junior varsity at 8t80
and tha main event wdl g* on
at 7:10.
MIAMI (UPI) Kenneth
Shipp, assistant coach at
South Carolina, was hired by
new University o f Miami
head coach Charlie Tat* Mooday to Join the Hurricane of
fensive staff.
Shipp, 34, will be In charge lACTION! THRILLS I,
of overall otfensa at Miami, |W«WbNa4eet Sport/
Tata said. Shipp specie Used
at South Carolina la backfield
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DeLand High School's eag
er! had a fight on their hands
Monday night when they met
the Lyman High quinted from
Longwood in a "dog-est-doj"
affair but th* persistence of
tba Bulldogs outweighed the
speed o f tbe Greyhounds and
tha Volusia five racked up a
34 to 29 win over tha 'Hounds.
It was DeLand's sixth con
secutive Orange Belt Confer
ence victory la aa many
starts. Lyman, with a record
of throe wine and a single toss
going Into the affair end tied
with Apopka for second spot
in the circuit’s standings,
dropped a haUa-gsm# back
Into third plae.a
Lyman was without the ser
vices of their six-foot, fourinch qcater, Donnie Smith,
t.to sustained Injuries In th*
Oviedo engagement Saturday
night which will keep th* ball
hawk out of action for at
least a month. Operating with,
oat Smith was felt by the
Greyhounds even though they
did press the Bulldogs from
th* outset of tho affair and
were leading DeLand at the
end of tha second and third
periods.
It was 10-all when th* buzter ended the first quarter.
During the second stanza Ly
man picked up seven more
while holding DeLand to a
mere three points, Lyman, at
halfUrae held a 17 to 13 mar
gin. In the third, tbe 'Hounds
were outneored 10 to I, but
they atiU had an edge of S3
to 23 when tbe period closed.
But the fourth frame told
the etory. The BuBdogs put
on e press the 'Hounds could
not cope with and DeLand
came up with 11 points while
Lyman was held to four,
DeLand also captured th*
JayVe* preliminary by whip
ping the Baby Greyhounds 81
to M. This wae the first toss
Lyman's little five has turned
In this season.
Dong Partin bagged i f of
DeLand’s 34 points to take
scoring hooora. BID Tolsen
of Lyman tod tha Hounds
with 10.
Mike Bowes, Ken Tyre and
Barry Barks came up with
double-figure scoring Tuesday
night at Sanford's Fleming
Gymnasium to pave the way
tor a last minute 54 to 53 vic
tory over the New Smyrna
Beach
Barracudas.
With a half-a-minute re
maining in the contest Tyre
netted a shot from the floor
to give the Seminole a onepoint margin which fortunate
ly they were able to bold
until ,thc final buzzer.
It was Seminole’s third win
of tha season.
The 'Cudas and the Tribe
played the opening period on
even terms, swapping bas
kets and free shots and clos
ing the session with 11 points
apiece. But tha Warriors got
the Jump on New Smyrna
Beach In the second stanza
by posting 20 points and limit
ing the east coast crew to 13.
Going Into the third period
with a 31 to 34 point lead,
Seminole picked up 10 poinU
but the 'Cudas got 13 to cut
the Tribe's lead. In the final
frame, New Smyrna again
outs cored th* Tribe, took a
brief lead but Tyre’* last se
cond bucket did the trick.
Tyre paved the way for the
Seminole win with 18 points
while Bowes earn* up with
14 and Barks posted 12. Pettit
of the Barracuda! picked up
14 prhile Kennedy got 12.
In tbe preliminary. Coach
John Colbert's JayVees sparkled in a 78 to 41 win over the
Baby 'Cudai.
Spolski Rolls
559 Series
Last Wednesday evening
In the Jet Lanes All Star
League th* men wera burn
ing up tha pine with aoma
pretty hot scores. Big John
8potskl did H again with
game* o f 258, 193 and 210
for a hug* 859 aeries. John’s
teammates Murphy and Pentoeost had saris* of 661 and
644 respectively to help thair
team, Inland Materials, to a
clean three game sweep over
tha Allied Van Llnaa team.
In th* ether league match**
Bob'* Restaurant took throe
game* from tha Batty Anna's
Halratyling Trio with Johnny
Wright rolling his big ball
with games o f 194, 208 and
188 for a 690 total. Pete
Petersen and Ed Callan had
gamea of 212 and 213 respect
ively to help John o u t Archie
King waa high for Batty
Anna's with a 818— 671. In
tha other match th# Larry's
Mart trio managed to salvage
two wins from Meadors Ma
rin*. Garry Fox led Larry’s
with games o f 218, 198 and
214 for a 828 seriea. Georg*
Swann was high for Meadors
with games o f 210, 193 and
226 for a 829 series.
H u r t ware thirteen games
over tha 200 mark rolled this
week. Leading tha way was
John Spolski with hia 268
and 810. Others were Murphy
226, Fox 216 and 214, Bwtnn
210 and 828, Sloposky 216,
Monroo 218, Petersen 212,
Wright 208, Callan 212 and
King 818.
We're Overstocked With
14"
600 Horses Already
A t Raceway Grounds
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By Jane Casselberry
With the Jan. 31 opening
date for Seminole Park Race
way at Casselberry less thin
two weeks away 600 horses
are all ready on the grounds
with another ISO expected to
arrive prior to the start of
the racing season at tbe pari
mutuel track.
Of those already her# 400
aro harness horses (trotters
and pacers) and the rest are
quarterhoncs. Trainers are
getting their charges built up
to a racing pitch.
No shortage of entries Is
anticipated this year aa the
stall* have been reserved for
those trainers wishing to
race their horses rather than
just train.
Tbe season will run through
Apr. 4 with five nights o( rac
ing weekly during February
and six nights a week in
March. There will ba nine
racing events nightly.
The majority of the trainers
come from the New England
area. Many have been attract
ed to Central Florida and
have bought homes here, such
as Gena Sears, who lives In
Shuffleboard
Club Doings
The Sanford Tourist and
Shuflleboartl Club recently
was host to tha Laka Helen
Club and defeated the visitors
by a score of 20 to 10.
• a •
Seven members of tha San
ford Club entered Volusia
County men's singles at City
Island P a r k
in Daytona
Beach. Ralph Gage brought
home the trophy which will be
kept by the local club for one
year.
a * n
Last year's tournament di
rector, A. C. Madden, and E.
Van Hoy comprised a Sanford
team entered In a tournament
et Peabody In Daytona Beaeh.
Madden and Van Hoy also
brought back tha Peabody
Trophy
whlcfc theSanford
club will keep for a year.
a a a
The
two-day Celery City
Invitational recently began
with 48 entries. Semi-finals
and finals are scheduled for
Feb. 15.
•
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A covered dish supper will
be served tonight at 6 In the
local clubhouse. Entertain
ment Is slated to follow tbe
dinner.
a a •
Last Saturday th* Sanford
club was host to the Winter
Garden Club. Sanford's team
won over tha visitors.
• • a
On Friday of this week
Sanford's sbufflebosrd team
will travel to Winter Garden
for a match and will meet a
team at Winter Park oa Sat
urday. On Jan. 27 and 38 tba
local team goe* to Daytona
Beach for tha Peabody jam
boree doublea tournament On
Jan. 31, the Volusia County
men’ s doubles team will be
here to play tha Sanford
doublea team.
G
Altamonte S p r i n g s ; SUn
Tweedle, Casselberry; Fred
Spencer, Winter Park, Lee '
Ellis, Winter Park; ' S i m
Ridgeway, Orlando, and Dick '
Webber of Casselberry.
Some of tha larger harness
horse stables are Sears, 20
horses; BUI Hudson, New,*
York City, 20; Sam O'Niell,
Chattanooga, Tcnn., 17; WUbur Chicoine, Mass., 20; Har
old JlcGlnnis, Ind., 13; Jim
Seavey, N. H., 14; Harold
Ralph, Me.. 10; W. J. Briney,
Iowa, 10; Ridgeway, 1 0 ;.and
Earl CordweU, New York, to.
The principal quarlerhors*
stables are Clay Neel, North
CaroUna, L.A. Dullls, St. Cloud
DaUas R. Thomas, Jackson- ’
ville; King Ranch of Florida;
Bobby Palmer and M arr Moncrief, Arcadia; Doug Daven
port, WUconsln, and A. T.
Jacobsen, Wisconsin.
Sloposky Rolls
Big 637 Series
Paul Sloposky rolling for
Jet Lanes in the City League
was big gun last Wednesday
series. Paul's rolling along
with Spolski'* 213 game and
Murphy’s
208 helped Jet
Lanes to take three points
from the first place Laka
Monroe team and to move
within three gamee of first
place. Harry Pentecost was
high for Lake Monro* Inn
with a 227/581.
In another league match
tba Sween »'* Bar and Grille
team managed three wins
from Michael's Elk G a s
thanks to Eddla Monroe and
Don Dorman's Identical 570
series. Although John Wright
hid games of 206, 223 and
190 for a 619 series for ML
ehael'a, they atlll could aaL
vage only ona gam* from
Sweeney'*,
Eddie ilonroe had the high
game of the night with a nice
231 game. The Sanford Man
ufacturing Co. team along
with John Bridges' 209/565
series made a clean four *
game eweep from tbe Wis
dom Sod Service team. Joe
Gazll was high for Wisdom
with a 4T> series. Pryor'a
State Farm Insurance team
and Jerry Farclla’a 634 series
were able to take four points
from the Knight'i of Colum
bus team. Carl von Herbulia
wai high for the Knights with
a 560 series.
In the only other league
match the American Legion
Pott No. 53 team sod Harry's
Bar and Package foam play
ed to a two win and two lots
total. Buddy Bass was high
for Harry's with 8 620 series,
while Hsirold llerbst was high
for th* Ltgkmnalres with a
690 total.
Those bowlers rolling games
of 200 or over this week were
Eddie Monroe leading th*
way with his 231 followed by
Harry Pentecost, 227, Paul
Sloposky with 222 and 224,
John Wright, 223 and 206,
John Spolski and Georg*
Swann, 2X2, John Bridges, 209,
Rich Murphy 208, John Ubr.
206, and Pet* Peterses with 8
201.
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Ruby Lawyers
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DALLAS (U PI) — Dapper
Jack Ruby, back in jail despite
what his lawyers called a
“ legal victory" at his bailbund hearing Tuesday, will go
to court again next month.
Criminal Dlit. Judge Joe
B. Brown will hear arguments
from defense lawyers Feb, 10
on a mutton to move Ruby’s
trial frem Dallas to some
other city In the state.
On Feb, 17, Brown will
either order the case moved
ur Ruby will go on trial on
charges o f murdering with
malice Lee Harvey Oswald,
accused o f assassinating Pre
sident Kennedy.
Ruby's bond hearing ended
abruptly T u e s d a y
when
Drawn ordered the Dallas
Striptease club operator to
undergo intensive mental exa
minations.
When Brown Issued the ordor, tlie defense withdrew its |
request for bail.
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Baptists Have
Homecoming
By Frances Weiter
Homecoming Day wa* observed at the Firat Baptist |
Church in Lake Mary, Jan.
12, in spite of the rainy wca- I
th c r .: Sixty-five friends and
members joined in the fellow
ship.
A covered dish dinner was
served in Westmoreland Wing
o f the church following the
morning worship service with
Mrs. T. J. Townsend, church
hostess, in charge, assisted by
ladies of the church.
Special guest tor the day
was Rev. M. D. Jackson of
Geneva, who was pastor of
the Longwood Baptist Church
when the Lake Mary church
first started as a mission.
Special music also high
lighted the service and a |
special offering was receiv
ed to go for the church heat-1
ing unit.
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Tha Catholic St. Catherine l
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f R( SHE S I P R O D I K E
12 O*. Cana
FRUIT DRINKS
“ Red Bird”
.
.
FLA. “SNOWBALL"
Cauliflower
4 ti*. Can
VIENNA SAUSAGE
.
“ Shurflne" Elbow
T O*. Pkg.
MACARONI
.
.
.
“ Sunshine" Turnip, Mustard, Collard
No. SOI Can
G R E E N S ....................
“ Mr. G.” Frosen
“ FRESH ’N CRISP*
• Or. Pkg.
FRENCH FRIES
r
.
C ELERY
.
“ Independence" Safety Pkg. o f 10 lioxea
MATCHES
. . . .
“ Pilt.bury"
I Or. Can
BISCUITS
. . .
“ Northern"
Krispy
Crackers
SO EXTRA
With 'this
Coupon ft The
Purchase Of
**sudwaar*
Flat tic
Wiper P la tee
P ig . O f TI 71c
GOLD
BOND
STAMPS
T hrtftw ay"|
lamury 28
J . ___
50 EXTRA
GOLD
BOND
With Thio
I Coupe* A The
Purchase Of
“ Delete" Beat
STAMPS
A STAIN
REMOVER
I S Os. Caa Sic
m* g*od at your “Thriftway" |
dy, Thru 8 a t, January l i
.
Beg. Roll
T O IL E T TISSUE
■
}
S LB. BOX
. . .
“ FAMILY PAK” CUT-UP
Directors To Meet
Directors of the Seminole
County unit, Central Florida
TB and RD Association, will
meet at ■ p.m. Thursday at
the County Health Depart
ment, according to President!
James o . Lev.
e*
HAM H O C K S ........... 19c
“ Sunshine"
I *
4 LB. CAN
•SMOKED*
lly Mrs. Adam Muller
The Volusia County Glau
coma Clinic will lie at tha I
DeBary Community
Center |
from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. on
Friday, Jan. 24, for the pur
pose o f giving free examina
tions to residents.
Mrs. E. Green o f Daytona
will be in charge. Local realdents may call Mrs. Theodora
Davis of DeBary to arrange
examination.
Plana will bo made to have I
the clinic return at a later [
data if necessary.
t *
“ LYKE8” NO BONER, NO WASTE
BACON
Glaucoma Clinic
Set In DeBary
It
PORK C H O P S . . . . . . . . . . . 59c
•TIIRIFTWAY” THICK-SLICED
By Jane Casselberry
Arbor Day was celebrated
at English Estates Elemen
tary School Saturday with
the planting of a magnolia
tres donated by the Town and
Country Garden Club.
Representing t h e Garden]
Club were Mrs. Roland Tolsen, president; Mrs.
Ralph I
Arwood, beautification chair-1
man; Mrs. Charles Mcllry, [
secretary • treasurer and
Sirs. L. E. MacFarland,
Accepting on behalf of the
presently unoccupied school
were Morris Ruby, principal;
Mrs. Charles Dcnccn, FTO
president; Mrs. Myron Deck
er, beautification
chairman
and Mrs. Faya Moore.
The gift was greatly ap
preciated by the school and]
plans are being made by the
l i t ) beautification committee
for future landscaping upon
completion o f the schooL
t i
Limit t One With Y e n
IS Or More Food
Order Pteeae
CANNED PICNICS . . . $1.99
Arbor Day
Celebrated
At School
f
“ FAMILY PACK*
FRESH “ 100% PURE”
G R O U N D B EEF
S'
.
U. ft. No. I
“ Yellow"
.
“ Eterfreah*
“ Malaa"
Bread
5
Jo °*
50
EXTRA
Sardines
Onions
Juicy "Pink Meat"
Ka.
Grapefruit
GOLD
BOND
With Thia
|Coupon ft Tha
Purrhaee Of
"Masala”
CORN
STAMPS
.
OIL
I 48 Or. KtL 99c
|Coupon good at your T h riftw a y*.
Only, Thru Hat, January U
50 EXTRA
b
GOLD
BOND
With This
|Coupon ft Tha
Purchase Of
“ Krerfrrah"
POTATO
STAMPS
CHIPS
twin pack 89c
|Coupon good at your T hrU tw ay"!
s O ol/t Thru S a t, January 22 ,
50
EXTRA
GOLD
BOND
With This
I Coupon ft Tha
Purchase Of
“ Idaho"
INSTANT
STAMPS
, POTATOES
12 8 os pkg. 88c
I Coupon good at your T hrU tw ay" |
Only, Thru R at. Jaauary 21
50 EXTRA
G O LD
With This
|Coupon ft Tha
Purchase Of
“ Herman"
Km“ hrd
STAMPS
Park Sausage
Lb. 19c
Coupon good at your T h rU tw ay" |
O ily , Thru B tk , Jaauary 28
BOND
�FRESH STAN DARD
SIRLOIN OR FULL CUT BONELESS ROUND
QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED
PRICES GOOD THRU
l
JANUARY 26TH
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f
W I N N 'O ll lt • T O lIV t. INC.
CO P TR I4N T — I N 4
BONELESS SIRLOIN T IP OR BONELESS ROUND
French Ava. A 25th.
Palmetto A rc. A 3rd S t . / <
400 E. Flrat
Roast
T-BONE
BCOUTMA8TEH Bruce Nel eon o f Bear Lake
Troop 280 watchea as Robert Bunnell, assistant
scoutmaster o f the troop, demonstrates how to
make tracking irons at the Roundtable Training
Session held in Casselberry.
(Herald Photo)
EXTRA LEAN , FRESHER GROUND, 100% PURE
Casselberry Troop
Host A t Roundtable
By J i m Casselberry
Boy Scout Troop 341 of Cas
selberry was host to adult
acouters o f the Weklws Dis
trict at a Roundtable Training
8ession held last Thursday
night at the Canelberry Com
munity Methodist Church.
District leadership training
chairman W ally Krohna was
WOM Chapters
Set Conference
The Annual Mid • Winter
Conference o f the Women of
the Moose will be held Sunday
afternoon with Orlando Chap
ter 1002 as hostess chapter.
The meeting will take place at
tho Moose Home, 5001 N. Or
ange Blossom Trail, Orlando,
with Mrs. Allca Ulmer as con
ference leader.
Registration will open at
noon and the conference will
bo railed to order promptly at
1:80 p. m.
Participating Chapters will
be from Cocoa, Daytona Beach,
DoLand, Eustls, Leesburg, Or
lando, New Smyrna Beach and
Sanford Chapter 1404.
A social hour will follow ad
journment o f the conference.
This meeting Is not open to
the public and will be only for
co-workera o f participating
chapter*.
in eharga of ths program, ths
theme o f which was ‘Follow
That Man," dealing with trail
signs and tracking. A veteran
scoutar, Krohna also Is assist
ant scoutmaster o f tho Cassel
berry troop.
Those attending the meet
were District Scout Executive
A1 Fiori o f Altamonte Springs,
Scoutmaster Bruce Nelson,
Assistant Scoutmaatcr Robert
Bunnell, Committeeman Gerry
Aldrick and Committeeman
Fred Mascisntonl of Troop 134
sponsored by the Bear Lake
Bchool; Scoutmaster E. C.
Owen and Bob Burks of Troop
205, sponsored by the First
Presbyterian Church o f Mait
land ; Scoutmaster Dick Perry
and Assistant Scoutmaster C,
H. Van Meter ot Troop 48,
Orlando, sponsored by the
P a r k L a k e Presbyterian
C h u r c h : Scoutmaater Don
Quartal of Troop 61 sponsored
by Reeve Memorial Methodist
Church Men’s Club; Asst.
Scoutmaster Dannlel W. Mil
am o f Troop 211, sponsored by
Apopka Methodist and Prssbyterian Man: Cec Bothwsll,
neighborhood chairman - at larga and Scoutmaster Ted
D a n 1 a 1 and Commlttaeman
Leonard Caeselberry o f Troop
341 sponsored by Casselberry
Lions Club.
The next Roundtable la
scheduled for Feb. 20 at tho
First Presbyterian Church In
Maitland.
G S fc g a r
K fm R n
•
SAGED FOR TEN DERN ESS
aaylng, 'I bet I don't use the
telephone as much as Kennedy
did.' Ha didn't say 'former
President John S. Kennedy.'
He Just said 'Kennedy'."
On the last day of the 1908
Senate aeaslon, Aiken o f Ver
mont remarked with asperity
that tha President's commis
sion to Investigate Foreign
Aid, a group headed by Under
Secretary o f Stats George
Ball, wus a case o f men in
vestigating themealvea. Be, by
tha way, Is the Federal Com
mission under Chief Justice
Warren a case of the Federal
government invealigatlng it
self on the failure to protect
Mr. Kennedy's life. Senator
llruska o f Nebraska was aud
ible from tho press gallery,
saying something about the
President running his end o f
Pennsylvania Avenue, and Jetti-g Congress run Its end.
A New England reporter: "1
•aw a dispatch from Texas
where Johnson made reporters
stand around wblla ho rsad
them • hatch o f his favorable
press dippings. That's going
to wsar pretty thin after a
while."
So the catping begins. Soma
o f it It catty and niggling.
Soma of it is criticism in depth
o f the Frasldsatli personality
and methodology. Taken to
gether, it shows that Johnson
has hla iU-wishsrs even at n
period o f political csaaa-flra,
and it indicates they will ha
more numerous and vocal ns
tha campaign year advances.
TRIM M ED FOR V A LU E
HORMEL PICNICS
Can Ham 3 1 SF
FRESH BOSTON BUTT
Pork Roast -■39
SUNNYLAND HOT OR M ILD FRESH PORK
Colonial Brand Quick Frozen
Sausage. . . ■39
COPELAND SMOKED OR FRESH COUNTRY LIN K
Sausage. . ." 5 9
For Baking
For Stewing
Biscuits 5
Chicken Salad
Chicken & Rice
fit
Thrifty Maid
CATSUP
CRACKIN’ GOOD CANNED
4
KRAFT LOAF CHEESE
Velveeta 2 - 89
Casseroles
WASHINGTON, D. C. —
"Y ou have no enemiesT . . .
If you hsvs none,
Small Is the work that you
have dune;
You've hit no traitor on the
hlpj
You've dashed no cup from
perjured lip;
You’ve never turned the
wrung to right—
You’ve been a roward in the
fig h t!"
In older and better days
than these, school children
were taught the verities of life
from jingles such as this one,
source unknown. I hops Lyn
don Johnson learned it In
school because pretty soon In
the New Year tha President
will have to depart from hie
rolo o f tha Artful Compromis
er and atart to break aoma
beads. Dtrplto the au. - of unanrally that aeeros to prevail,
tha President does have his
detractor*. Hera la what aoma
o f them ara saying:
Midwest reporter: "Oh, boy,
this la going to be a long, long
Administration. I t r a 1 1 a d
around with Lyndon when he
took some ladies ou a White
Housa tour. We're going to
get awfully tlrad o f Um John
son sp ie l"
Rival columnist: "Lyndon's
olready beginning to toll peo
ple how much hotter ho’ll
handle Latin America than
Jack did."
Republican ntedleman: "I
nuilco Johnson was quoted as
A LL W-D BRAND BEEF IS
A LL EXCESS
BONE AND FAT
ARE REMOVED.
YOUR CHOICE
SPECIAL
BLUE or W HITE ARROW
STANDARD
Detergent
Tomatoes
YOUR CHOICE
U
VACUUM PACKED
|
Astor Coffee
303 CAN
SA V E 3 Y i t
IA .
limit
r
order or mors.
DETERGENT . . Sava 304
LIBBY CS or W K GOLDEN
SAVE 5* EACH
Ivory Liquid
INSTANT
Ivory Flakes
q e
a
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R p g u lo r
f c x m
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Ifrrn lli Wed. Jan. 22, *64—Pag* T
30 EXTRA STAMPS When You Buy TARNOW
Cooked or Baked Ham
EVERY GIFT YOU GET W TH TO PVA LU E STAMPS IS
50 EXTRA STAMPS When You Buy Go. Brand
Guaranteed 2-Ways
Pork Brick Sausage
23 EXTRA STAMPS WHEN YOU BUY ANY
Palmetto Farms Salad
12 -
25 EXTRA STAMPS WHEN YOU BUY 2-lb.
Superbrand Cottage Cheese
jro«i m a T te t batter tlfla for fewer sta m p *... Mjnvftwa
you muet be aetts fle d ... 100%
________
BLUE BONNET
Margarine
& 25'
KRAFT MIRACLE
Margarine
6-Stick
Pound
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Z 7
C. R. CLONTS, president o f the Citizen's Bank
o f Oviedo, poses with portrait which will ba
hung in the Directors Room in his honor. Tha
Bank’s 1063 Annual Report was dedicated to
Clonts who has been president since 1954 and
who helped organize the bank in 1946.
51 ExtraTm Vain Ship
WITH THIS COUTON AHO PURCHASE OF
TH R U r » « «
U. S. NUMBER ONE W HITE
Limit Two
with $5.00
Food Order
or more.
POTATOES
1-LB.
SOLIDS
NblnTMValMStaMtf
ASTOR FRUIT
WITH THO COUPON AND PURCHASE OP
Cocktail
FRESH
Two r « o i . P ooxcn
Enchilada Diaaari
• o o o Thru January
LARGE GREEN STALKS
j u ic y
ny Bemlee Krlwp
The 1003 Annual Itoport o f
the Cltiiem Dank of Oviedo
waa dedicated to C. R. Clonti,
president, at a recent meeting
o f the board o f director*.
The dedication, which ac
companied preientation of •
ratio
ictn
AT ANT W1NM-OIXII
SAVE 4* EACH . . THRIFTY MAID PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT
STALKS
FRESH
ra o itH Va s ts o a u
Fiih Sticks
Fruit Drink 4
McI n to s h
portrait o f ClonU to be hung
in the directors room at the
bank, read:
"T o our beloved proa Ident
alnce 1064, we proudly dedi
cate this annual report for the
year ending Dee. 31, 1063. Hie
devotion, loyalty and wise
counael have played a large
part in developing Citlsene
Rank o f Oviedo into an initt.
lution rcapcctcd for its inte
grity and high atandarda o f
service to our community."
Clonts, who helped organise
tha Citisena Bank in 1B4A
canto to Oviedo more than 44
ycr.re ago from Douglaivilla.
Ga., where he worked in a
bank in 1016 and 1917.
He ie a member o f O. X.
Clonts
Associated Growers
which also was organised ia
1046. Ha ia on tha board o f
trustees o f tha Ovlodo Math*
odist Church, is a director of
ths Florida Stats Bank in San*
ford and ia president o f the
C e n t r a l Florida I’roducUoa
Credit Association.
He has been a member o f
the Masonic Lodge fo r 4 t
years.
M ExtraTm VxIm Stan*
WITH THtt COUPON AND PURCHASEOF
SAVE 5-2/3* EACH . . LIBBY'S CORNED
Q o M K f e c H a s d ip iP R le a
•
FRESH FLORIDA . . SWEET, JU IC Y
FRESH
m s thru
J anuary SOtm
AT AWT WINN-PIXI1
DEEP SOUTH
B AKED
M ExtraTm ViIm Stun*
Brown N' Serve
WITH THIS COUPON ANO PURCHASE OP
r e u * NO. u
CANS
k IS M T M s a t
BIm Bit O in k Tins
SEEDED D IXIE DARLING
R O LLS
ORANGE JUICE
2 - 3 9 '
6-OZ.
CANS
REGULAR 23* EACH
Si ExtraTm ViIm Stans
WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OP
CONCENTRATE
MORTON FROZEN CHICKEN, BEEF, TURKEY
DIXIANA FRESH FROZEN GREENS
Collarets . .
DIXIANA FRESH FROZEN GREENS
Mustard . .
ExtraTm ViIm StiMi
MORTON FROZEN APPLE, CHERRY, PEACH, COCONUT
M ATCH
DIXIANA FRESH FROZEN GREENS
'EM
Turnips
I TON COUPON AND PURCHASE OF
FAM ILY
SIZE
. .
f t f k V w i i '.r
DIXIANA FRESH FROZEN YELLOW
Squash
. . !
NEW YORK (U PI) — The
Elks Clubs o f the United
States, numbering more than
2,000 lodges in the 60 states,
are conducting a nationwide
drive to collect used decks o f
playing cards tur distribution
to hospitalized veterans and
other handicapped Americans.
Receptacles for public con
tribution of used decks are be
ing placed hy Kike lodgee in
stores, batiks and other cstab1 i s h m e n t a throughout the
country. Contributors are urg
ed to bring their decks to local
Elks lodges, if other collection
points are not available.
Tho Elk* National Service
Commission, which conducts a
year-round program o f recre
ation and entertainment in the
nation's 172 VA hospitals, is
seeking clean, usahlo decks for
use in recreation and therapy
programs. In addition to the
needs o f the Votcrans Hos
pitals surplus decks in tha
drivo will be given to city,
county end stato hospitals,
nursing homes uiui senior citlsens centers, and other institu
tions. Newer decks will be
brailled fur distribution to the
blind.
Surplus decks also ora ear
marked this yeur for overseas
distribution
through Trace
Corps recreation centers In
n e w l y developing countries
where cards and other games
havo proved to bo a valuable
means of breaking down inter
national barriers and helping
mutual understanding.
Rollins Loses
LAKELAND (U PI) - Flor
ida Southern College went in
front near the end of tho first
half Monday night and whip
ped Rollins College 6067.
Tim Eisensuglo was high
for Florida Southern with 21
points. Tom Dawson was se
cond high for the winners
with 16 points and Lee Bag
gett led Hollins with IS.
YOUR CHOICE
DEEP SOUTH
VAN CAMP
PLAIN or SELF RISING
Mayonnaise
■
mvonn /u# ,
Gold M ed alU n Pork * Beans
A lu m n ae T o M eet
MAYONNAISE
Salvo Tablets
Jumbo
PILLSBURY
MORTON FROZEN
Crescent Rolls
Breod Dough
BATHROOM SIZE COMET. . 4 e . .
HAWAIIAN FROZEN
Downy Softner
Comet
REGULAR SIZE . . 2»<
PILLSBURY OR BALLARD CANNED
Spic & Span
Biscuits.
OAid
Cl s t C t V W V
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BO
rpI V *|l» •
2-PLY KLEENEX
DEL MONTE FRU IT Sava 9* Eo.
17-ee. DOWNY . . 47*
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Sanford and Seminole Coun
ty alumnae o f Converse Col
lege, Spartanburg, S. C., have
been invited to meet with
Miss Mae Kilgo, Alumnae
Association secretary, at 2:30
p.m. Saturday at Alabama
Hotel, Winter Park. Mrs.
Alexander Waite (M l 4-6883)
la In charge of arrangements.
Fruit
Punch
'Restless Sea
To Be Shown
rina Science, University e f
Miami, tha television present
ation Is a wide-ranging study*
of the vast and mysterious
"inner space" that constitute#
three-fourthe o f the earth'd
surface.
The program combinea ta>
citing and never-before-photo*
graphed action both abova an f
below the aurface of the a e*
In filmed and Rnlmatad se
quences, It illustrates tha Im
portant work o f marine scient
ist* in eeerching out the fas
cinating and interwoven rela
tionships o f a n I m a I a s H
plants In the oceans. Tha dra
matic sequences Include such
subjects aa hurricanes and
mountainous
animal
life from plankton to shark#
tn whales modem skenUfl#
instruments that probe thR
depths to obtain a record of
early life on earth; and tho
latest oceanographic research
vessels, both surface ■hip*
and undersea vehicles.
Sale Set
St. Anne'a Circle o f ba
Church of Nativity Catholie
Women’ s Club will sponsor a
rummage sale this Friday and
Saturday at 214 Sanford Ave
nue. Sale will open both day*
at B a. m.
3
5
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Pag* 8—Wed. Jan. 22, *84
Vm TI
Dinah Beadles Bride
Of
Robert L
Dinah Lea Beadle* became
the bride of Robert Lester
Brumley Jan. 10 Is the Flrat
Baptist Church.
Rev. Fred B. Chance per*
formed the T p.m. ceremony.
Potted palm*, baaket* of
white chrysanthemums and
gladioli and lighted candle*
decorated the church. Mra,
Madeline
Milam, organist,
played a program of tradi
tional wedding music.
The bride, daughter o f Mr.
and Mr*. A. R. Beadle*, Ar
cadia, was given in marriage
by her father, to tho aon of
Mr. and Mr*. John L. Brum*
• ley, Sanford. For her vow*
she chose a street length
dress of white brocade with
a matching Jacket. Her veil
was attached to a cluster of
white nylon leaves finished
with a bow. She carried white
rosebuds i|cd with ribbon
streamers.
Sandra Kay Kirkland, Wa*
cbula, maid of honor, wore
street length dress o f moss
green wool. Her flowers were
pink carnations. Jimmy Cowen served as best man and
the ushers were brothers of
the bridegroom, John and
Daniel Brumley.
A reception was given, lm*
mediately following the cere
mony, by the bridegroom’s
parents at their home in In
dian Mound Village.
The couplo will make their
home at HO Fairway Drive,
Sanford._____________________
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carl
aon, Periwinkle Drive, have
their
daughter-in-law,
Salgltnde, here from Germany
Their son married her Oct. 30,
10(13, while stationed in Re
gensburg, Germany. H was a
surprise to the senior Carl
sons. Site will remain in De
Bary while her husband re
turns to Germany to finish
hla enlistment.
Mrs. Harry F. Brown will
entertain member* of Weklva
chapter, DAH, at her home
today. She will present a pro
gram of American music.
CREATIVE
Phi Gamma Eta chapter,
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority,
recently at the home of
bara Moses, 117 West
Street
The engagement of Patricia
Marie
Walker to
Ensign
(USN) Jack Walters Jr. is an
nounced by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John R. Walker,
Sanford.
The bride-elect is a grad
uate o f Clearwater H i g h
School. She attended Florida
State University and was
graduated from Jones Col
lege, Orlando. She is the
granddaughter of Mrs. Durward L. Walker Sr., Sanford.
Ensign Walters is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walters
Sr., Whitevilie, N. C. He
graduate of Whitevlllo
School and North Carolina
State College, Raleigh, N. C.
He is currently stationed at
the Naval Air Station, San
ford.
Wedding plans will be an
nounced at a later date.
Ethel R oot Circle
Planning Annual
Smorgasbord
PATRICIA MAIUE WALKER
House o f Rahija)
Auxiliary Plans
Fish Fry
Si
MR. AND MRS. ROBERT L. BRUMLEY
(Photo by Gaasman)
Good Grooming For Girls
Important, Begin Now
The teen-age girl who drags
her feet in the grooming dopartment deserves her woe
begone appearance.
A leading beauty expert
points out that all a girl needs
is an average face and figure
to work with. Perfection is for
the fairy tale set.
Close, regular attention to
your clothes, hairdo
and
make-up puts you in the race
with the school's raving beau
ty. It Is possible that her
adept use of beauty tricks
creates ber glamorous aid. If
she ran do this, why not you7
Here Is a brief check list
of some areas that need con
stant attention. Once you eli
minate certain sloppy habits
and adopt the neat ones as
routine, you will notice a spe
cial glow that comes from
a new self-assurance.
W OM AN
Add a luxury touch to your
wardrobe with this lovely
crocheted pillbox!
No. 114-N has complete
crochet directions.
To order send 35 cents la
coins for each pattern to:
Creative Woman
The Sanford Herald
Box 433, Midtown Station
New York 18, N. Y.
Add 10 cents fur first-class
mailing.
Print name, address with
xone, style number and site.
Do you wear the same spot
ted sweater and unpressed
skirt several days in a row?
Art your nails dean and
trimmed to an attractive
length? Have you recently
experimented to find a mure
ilattcring hairdo?
Do you shampoo and set
your hair at least once a week
—more often if it is oily? Do
you keep your shoes shined
and in good repair?
Those are Just a few groomlng ideas where many teen
agers go astray. Tho result is
a downbeat look.
According to experts, a girl
who refuses to do anything
about her appearance repru
sent* one of two extremes:
Sho is defiantly showing her
dislike for the world by de
liberately trying to be as un
attractive as possible, or she
Is showing her dislike o f her
self by abjectly refusing to do
anything to enhance her fem
inlnity.
Arc you In either category?
If you arc, why not make a
lata New Year’s resolution to
atart a change.
H ie idea la to take your
faults as a challenge and
make the most of what you
have.
A
stiff-bristled vegetable
brush, dipped into hot soap
or detergent suds, will re
move food imbedded in the
deep grooves of hardwood
ateak and fish planks. Rinse
briefly under running water
and wipe dry promptly.
No matter what your sleep
ing habits, you still can get
that tired-eye look. To help
erase this and make you feel
more alert, splash your face
with cold water. Or lie down
for a few minutes with your
fcot rusting on a pillow. Place
cotton pads dampenod in cold
water to which a few drop*
o f witch h a u l has been added
over your eyes. When yon ap
ply make-up, erase dark cir
cles with a cover-up cosmetic.
The Ladles Auxiliary of the
Ginderville Volunteer F i r e
Department met at the home
of Mra. Louie nrtdgea for the
regular business meeting.
Members appointed to the
ways and means committee
were: Mrs. G. H. Thigpen,
Mrs. S. A. Tlndel, Mrs. P. E.
Lee, Mrs. R. Roehlk, and
Mrs. P.. Bryant. Their first
project will be a fish fry at
the Farmcr'a Auction Market
Jan. 31, S p.m. to 3 p.m.
A film, “ At the Edge," was
shown, sponsored by t h e
March of Dimes. Other mem
bers attending were Mmes. L.
Elder, D. Fauver, R. E. John
son, M. E. Lane, a . Mickey,
W. Nolan, L. W. Slelnmeyer.
Casselberry
Variety Program Planned
By DeBary Woman's Club
The DeBary Woman's Club
met at the Community Cen
ter. Mrs. Charles Ulrich pre
sided
and
welcomed
Utc
members and guests. A silent
Hartung, Lohof
Engagement
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Norman R.
Hartung, Clearwater Beach,
announce the engagement oi
their daughter, Joy, to Bruce
Lohof, Billings, Mont., and
DeBary. He la the aon of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Lohof, De
Bary.
Tho bride-elect Is ■ grad
uate of Stetson University and
Is studying for a masters de
gree in history.
The bridegroom-elect was
graduated from Stetson Uni
versity and is atudying for
hii master's degree In his
tory. He Is president of Pi
Kappa Phi fraternity, report
er on the achool newspaper
and a member of tho school
senate.
Personals
By Jane Casselberry
Mr. and &trs. Wayne Heaps
of 304 Wilshlre Dr., have as
their guest his mother, Mrs.
Elmer Heaps, Vcnvtla, Pa.,
who
arrived
Wednesday
morning. Iter flight had been
delayed two daya by 30 inch
cs of anow. She la enjoying a
visit with her three grand
children Including the latest
who arrived Tuesday. She and
her husband have purchased
Guests o f Rhandel McMIIlen
a home in Orange City where
In hla home at Mullet Lake
they plan to live following his
Park are hi* parents, Mr. and
retirement next summer.
Mra. T h o m a a McMillan,
Greenup, HI., and Mr. and
Mr. and Mra. Clarence Doe
Mra. C. M. Richardson, Cas
bener, Lake Kathryn Circle,
have returned from a month's ey, Hi.
Personals
stay in Middletown, Conn.,
where - they
visited their
daughter and her family and
Mrs.
Doebcner's
parents.
They were accompanied by
their neighbor, Mrs. Velvet
Jacobs, who visited her sons
and their families in Middle
town.
After • party when tho
room la full of smoke, act
small bowls of vinegar behind
curtains, chairs, etc., and in
IS minutes the smell is gone.
If the vinegar is left out over
night, the furniture amelia
fresh again.
Sanford Elks
Cordially invite you to be present
Gerald Orach. Mrs. John
Dsick led (lie flag salute.
.Mra. O. Kicks waa accepted
as a new member.
Mrs. Myron Accardi, ways
amt means chairman, an
nounced plans for the variety
show to be presented Thurs
day at Uiu Community Cen
ter. The Literature and Dra
ma Department will meet at
the home of Mrs. Claire Fellows, Naranja Road, Jan. 31
at 2 p.m. Mrs. II. Sillier will
direct the discussion.
Mrs. Sidney Swallow read
a thank you letter from the
Sunland
Hospital, to
the
members for the Chrlstmae
gifts sent to (ho children.
Mrs. Harry F. Brown, pro
gram chairman, announced
Mian Elms Johnston will give
a book review at the Feb. 21
meeting. Mrs. Brown Intro
duced Dr. itollin S. Armour,
assistant professor o f religion
at Stetson University, who
spoke on “ The Church and
Religion In Art." He narrat
ed his color slides o f various
churches in America and
Europe, pointing out the dif
ferent architectural beauty in
the modern churches now be
ing built.
Refreshments were served
at liic close of the meeting.
Mrs, 'Ewald Michclson and
Mra. Swallow presided at the
tea table. A floral arrange
ment of coral and white glad
iolus
centered the
table,
flanked by tall white tapers
In crystal holders. Assisting
the hostesses were Mrs. Ttieodora Cully, chairman; Mrs.
Wesley Doi-kray, Mrs. Ivan
Walker, 51r«. L. J. Hamilton
and Mrs. Thomas Howard.
Plana for the 12th annual
Swcdish-Amcrican
Smorgas
bord, sponsored by Ethel Root
Circle, Congregational Christ
ian Church, are well under
way.
The
eagerly
anticipated
event will (hi in the Fellow
ship Hall of the church at 7
p.m. February 22. Ticket! will
go on aale at an early date.
.Mrs. A. M. Hcmusat is tic
ket chairman assisted by
Mrs. Ralph Lossing.
Mr*. M. J. Corbett and
Mrs. G. O. Nordgrcn will be
chairmen of the smorgasbord
assisted by M r s .
Harold
ilerbst. The committee met
recently at the home of Mra.
Ilerbst to formulate plans.
Audubon
Society T o Meet
In Geneva
Seminole Audubon Society
will meet Thursday at Geneva
Community Hall at 2:30 p.m.
Florida
Audubon
Society
annual meeting will be in
Lakeland, Jan. 30 through
Feb. 2.
Seminole Audubon Society’!
next field trip will be Feb. 8
at Henry Levy Park (Mullet
Lake). Members to meet at
Highway 40 and Sanford Ave
nue at • a.m.
MR. AND MRS. J. F. BENTON celebrated their
25th wedding anniversary at u .surprise party
given for them by their aon and daughter, Rusaell Benton and Mrs Robert K. Brown, both o f
Charlotte, N. C. The party for 50 guests was at
the home o f Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bates
Anniversary Party
For J. F. Bentons
Sir. and Mrs. James Benton
observed their 25th wedding
anniversary with a surprise
party given by their daugh
ter, Mrs. Kenneth Brown,
Charlotte, N. C., and Uicir
son, Russell, Lancaster, S. C.
The party was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. I’ .
Bates in l ’ aola. The focal
point of interest was a vase
of 25 red roses, a gift to Mrs.
Benton from her husband. Re
freshments were served from
the dining table, covered with
a laco cloth. A two-tiered
white and ailver cake was
placed in the center ot the
table with white candles in
sllvor candlesticks.
Punch
was served In n a .-a large
punch bowl, decorated with
lilies-of-the-valley, by
51ra.
Claude Hittcll. Mrs.
Fred
Yeakle served the c a k e .
DeBary Club
Hosts Federation
Meeting
The DeBary Womans Club
was host to the Volusia Coun
ty Federation of Womens
Clubs at the Community Cen
ter. The executive board met
at 10 a.m. Coffee and crullers
were served before the meet
ing by the DeBary commit
By Julia Barton
tee. Mrs. John B. Woodruff
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Bal presided at the meeting.
lard, 230 Lake Seminary Cir
cle, have returned from K|nsaa City, Mo., where they
visited with relatives.
Roy Bcndell, 412 Prairie
Lake Road, returned home
M m n tm i& M u n *
after six weeks in Illinois. He
enjoyed a visit with hla two
grandchildren la D ei Plains,
Altamonte
Personals
ft
re n n e u f
Homemade mints and roasted
nuts were mode by 31rs.
Benton’s sister, Mrs. J. C.
Nichols. Chester, S. C., for
the occasion.
About 60 friends and rela
tives called during the ap
pointed hours with congratu
lations and gifts. Out of town
guests attending were Mr.
and 3trs. J. C. Nichols and
daughter, Wanda, Chester, S.
C. 21r. and Mra. Kenneth
Brown, CharloUe, N. C.; Mr.
and 3!rs. John Naiworthy,
Winter Park; Mr. and 5trs.
Henry Hardy Jr., Orlando,
and Russell Benton, Lancas
ter, S. C.
The Bentona were married
Jan. 17, 1939 at the home ot
Mr. and 3!ra. W. A. Harrell
in Lake klonroe. They have
one daughter, Joyce Brown, •
registered nurse, Charlotte,
N. C „ and ono son, Russell, a
teacher at the University of
South Carotins in Lancaster.
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Viet Nam Child
Ginderville
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Sain.
Palmyra Drive, entertained
Mr. and Mra. John Sulihran
and family, and tbelr guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Cedi Sullivan
and daughter, Elaine, from
Hurrican, W. Va., at dinner
this past week.
Walker Engaged
Walters
Members Sponsor
Mrs. William Reck, presi
dent, conducted the business
meeting and read a letter in
troducing members to a child
in Viet Nam the chapter is
sponsoring through the Foster
Parents Plan. A clothes drive
for the Good Samaritan Home
has been completed by
members.
Mrs. William Reck
Mrs. Sid Vlhlen presented a
program on “ The Art o f Con
versation." Following the pro
gram Mrs. Glenn McCall was
installed as the chapter ad
visor and Mrs. Jim Warner,
social chairman, announced
plans for a “ hobo party."
Refreshments were served
by the hostess to the follow
ing m e m b e r s
attending:
Mmes. Wendell Brooks, Collie
Collins, Mike Graver, Robert
Contales, Sid Vlhlen, N. E.
Jennings,
chapter
sponsor
and Vicki Wcsslund, Leslie
Jones, Linda Hittcll and Shir
ley Stumpf.
DeBary
By Mrs. Adam Mailer
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Walk
er, of Michigan and St. Pe
tersburg, are the guests of
Mr. and Mra. Claire Fellows
on Naranja Road. They ex
pect Thomas H. Fellows for
a combined business and
pleasure trip. .
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Discipline
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Thornal
said
the
PRICES GOOD THRU THE WEEKEND
The Justice, who represents
the judiciary on the Interim
committee, also suggested the
group study methods o f reorg
anising the state's trial court
system.
The present law requiring
an Impeached Judge to be re
turned to office if acquitted
—or expelled and barred from
public office If convicted — Is
inadequate, Thornal told the
committee.
He admitted any change in
the system would
"make
many people unhappy," but
added if a thorough and good
Job were done, “ We’ll mike a
great many more people hap
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Onions, green: crates, I
d o t bunches, $3.
Parsley!
trates. $ dm.
MMNBNiOATES NUT
bunches, $2.25 to $2.30.
Radishes:
demand
good,
market steady. Baskets, red,
film packed, 304 oz.. $140 to
$1.75.
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Partly cloudy and cool.
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market
weaker.
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Shipping point information
for Jan. 21. All sales F.O.B.
Precooling charges extra un
less otherwise stated.
gaaford-Oviedo-Zellwood
District
Partly cloudy and cool.
Cabbage: demand fair, mar
ket weaker. Domestic round
type, 1 \ bu. crates, $2.25 to
$2.S0; SO lb. sacks, $1.73 to $2.
Few, best, higher; poorer,
lower.
Carrots: demand g o o d ,
market steady. Sacks, film
wrapped, 24-2 lb., 1 lot, $2.48;
43-1 lb., $2.00 to $2.33; small
to medium, few, $2.33; 30 lb.
sacks, loose, $1.73 to $2.
Celery: demand good, mar
ket steady. 18 In. crates, Pas
cal, 4 doz. and larger, $2.TI{
6-3 doz.. $3-23; hearts, $ dot.,
film wrapped, $3.73.
Chinese Cabhsgc: 16 in.
crates, $1.50; film wrapped,
24 count, few, $2.
Endive and Escarolc: de
mand good, market stronger.
1 1/0 bu. crates, $3 to $3.23.
Lettuce: demand good, mar
ket steady. Iceberg type,
wire bound crates, 2 d o t, $4.23
to $4.30; Romalne,' 1 1/0 bu.
crates, $3; amall size, low as
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Turning to other matters,
Committee Chairman
Welborn Daniel suggested the
group probe ways of cutting
down the state's annual print
ing bills.
Daniel, a Leesburg repre
sentative, also urged the com
mittee to study proposals to
extend the term served by
the state beverage director.
Other suggested studies in
eluded a uniform system of
accounts division under the
state auditor, a capital mall
center to cut postage costs of
Inter-office mall in Tallahsssec, and consideration of one
state agency to handle all
state bond matters.
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TALLAHASSEE (U PI) —
Supreme Court Justice Camp
bell Thornal asked the Legislative Government Reorgani
tatlon Committee Tuesday to
hack proposals to revise the
methods o f disciplining state
Judges.
Justice
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Pago 10 — Jnn. 22, 1964
«m H
(Booh CUbby •
By Abigail Van Biiren
DEAR ABBY: Should I
let my heir grow ?
PAUL
but sinae Ms Installation,
which be refuses to tell me
anything about, I hare been
m i s e r a b l e . He tolls me
It Is a secret organisation
and he has glean Ms solemn
oath not to dieulga the sec
rete o f the lodge. I am ter
ribly h u rt In I I years of
marriage we hate neeer had
any secrete from each other.
tried every approach I
could think of, but he re
fuses to tell me a thing.
Hew can aa organisation
which claims soch Mgh
ideals Justify building a bar
rier between a man and Ms
wtfsT I am so upset I don’t
DEAR W IF I: Slmmsr
down and take plsasure In
the knowledge that you are
married to a man whose
"solemn oath" means some
thing. And quit nagging and
whining, or you’ll lose your
Mason by degress.
Socobij. On Bhbdqa
DEAR PAU L: I don’t
know how you can stop it.
• •
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DEAR
ABBY:
When
someone consistently gets
letters that have been seal
ed sxtra-eacuraly with s
pises o f tope, don't you
think It Is an out-and-out
Insult to the other people
living in that house T
JUST WONDERING
DEAR JUST: I f It is, I
must have Intuited many.
Frequently I have been
stuck with envelopes that
don't stick, and therefore
use taps. I regard lt ss s
means to hasp the contents
IN — rather than to keep
snoopers out.
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DEAR ABBY: Someone
wrote and askad If aha
should sand a sympathy
card six weeks after a
neighbor had lost a child. I
waa
glad
you
advised
against i t How right you
wars, Abby,
Twenty years ago my bro
ther waa killed in World
War II. When his body was
sent horns for burial my
poor mother had to fact
many cruel and thoughtless
people who told her that the
eoffin was probably filled
with rocks instead o f a body
because soma o f the boys
w a n blown to bits and there
was nothing to send home,
Mother had every holiday
spoitod by people who sent
her aympathy card* all
year, such as "Sympathy
at Christmas,” and "Sym
pathy at Easter,” and, o f
all things, “ Sympathy on
your birthday"!'E ach card
“ opened up an old wound”
to borrow a phrase from
your column.
Slnctrsly,
•CHICAGOAN”
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SHERIFF LUTHER HOBBY receives 60 March o f Dimes containers
which will be distributed by department personnel to various counters in
stores throughout Seminole County. Looking on is Anne Tyner (center),
the sh eriffs secretary. Presenting the containers to Hobby, is Pat Rantbottom o f the March of Dimea Committee.
' (Herald Photo)
Get H o ff your eh ait For
a personal, unpublished re
ply, write to ABBY, Box
8366, Beverly Hills, Calif.
Eneloss a stamped, seifaddressed envelope.
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Wa Jha Woman
For Abby's booklet, "How
To Have A Lovely Wad
ding,” sand 60 cents to
Abby, Box 8866, Beverly
Hills, Calif.
I f your grown children don’t
write as often aa they should,
don't alt around feeling sorry
for yourself or worrying
about them.
Your problem and that of
many, many other parents
whose children are so busy
with their own lives, or to
thoughtless, or so allergic to
latter writing that tksy keep
putting tt o ff has bean solved
with the Innovation o f gift
certificates fo r long distance
phone calls.
So all you have to do b
send your children long dis
tance g ift certificates with
the specification that they be
nsed for calls to YOU.
I f the idea s f footing the
biU for your grown children
to phone you sosms d r e a r y just recall that lt isn’t nearly
aa dreary as sitting around
foaling neglected.
And when the phono rings
and it’s a long distance call
from one e f your children,
you’ll be se happy yen won’t
even think about who' ia pay
ing for the call—now, will
youT
Besides If your children
TV Time Previews
tag ons of society's most per
plexing problems, the traffic
to dope. Prepared with the
game techniques utilised la
the earlier "Biography o f a
Bookie Joint," much o f the
Him waa takes with bidden
earneras and you'll gat «
chance to aee the bosses, the
pushers sad the addicts and
te a r from s variety o f lawenforcement officials about
what ia Wing done to combat
tide erlme/dlssaso.
T :)M p.m. NBC. The Vir
ginian. "11m Thirty Dsys of
Gavin Heath” (Color) Leo
Gena, finding out bo's la tbs
last days of Ms Ufa thinks
to the fortuitous hits of a
rabid dog, to determined to
som e to tones with Ms own
ssniritoos. His problem is
te w to m ate up for collapsing
under fire. Will he get a
chsaeo to perform ono last
set o f heroics T Yon know ha
will. Gann is a good choice
ns tbs sao-Uma British offle040 p.m. NBC. Espionage.
•‘ Final Decision" This must
ho terminal disease weak on
NBCo nonmodlcal s o r i a s .
Last night's Richard Boons
hero was to his final year
nad triad to use the time to
straighten out his love Ufa.
Earlier tonight, try tbs Vir
ginian. la this episode, Mar-
WEDNESDAY P. M.
Site ( I ) h tw scop s
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H u n t le y
tin Balsam Is facing Ms last
three months and Is convinced
that sines ho hasn't got much
to anticipate anyway, hs
might Just ns well devote Ms
final weeks to the service of
Ms country. HU Job: to help
a scientist from behind the
Iron Curtate escape to the
West by offering himself ss
a human sacrifice. Political
and moral eamplJcations, cou
pled with the dying man’s
survival Instinct, help mske
this a reasonably exciting
hour, with Balaam perform
ing effectively.
•:SO-10 p.m. CBS. Ik e Dick
Van Dyke Show. Vary funny
from start to finish. Rob
(Dick Van Dyka) meets an
old boy friend of wlfa Laura's
on the golf course and Jeal
ously relates the Incident to
Laura (Mary Tyler Moore).
Sbo promptly decides to in
vito Mm to dinner. Laura
finds out her former boy
friend has become a priest,
but decides to let Rob find
out for hUnielf. Meanwhile,
Rob hae Invited Sally (Ross
Marls) to dinner, praising his
"rival" ss a tremendous mar
ital catch. Playing the former
boy friend Is Michael Forest
1041 p.m. CBS. Tbs Danny
Kaye
Show.
Art Camay
makes a return appearance
tonight and Joins Danny la
two funny sMts. In one of tbs
sketches, you can look for
Rod Sterling, creator o f "Tw i
light Bone.' Helping out raue-
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T o Say— Hugh Downs
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at school, or o ff on a visit
Once children are grown
and gone from home you
aren’t going to change them.
It’e certainly better to make
it pleasant and easy for them
to keep In touch with you, if
you can afford to, than to
worry and fret because you
so seldom hear from them.
A flying
Naval Air
Navy sad
dependents,
club for Sanford
Station personnel,
civilian sad their
has beta organ-
Incorporated as MAS Sanford
Aero Club, lac., purpose ef
the chib Is to give advanced
flying training and ground
school to members. Tbs club
has S3 members sad two J-3
Cub airplanes, operating out
of Sleds Airport at Loagwood.
Incorporators are L t Ray
mond M. Currie, president;
2445 French A v e .
Sanford, Fla.
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Choice Of Two Vegetable# Or Salads,
Hot Rods — Butter — Coffee Or Tan
Lonchoc From Tie Daily — Choice O f Two
Vegetablce Or Salads, Bella, Batter
Coffee Or Tea
Wa Grind Our Coffee Freeh Aa Used
Oct Bake Shop Now la Fall Operation.
Orders Taken One Day In Advance Far Flea
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New
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and have the Sanford Herald
delivered daily to your door
for Only .................. ..
at least 10 tricks: giro Bate
tits king o f diamonds and H
behooved South to |Uy safe
for hit contract. So, Mr. Wld
man let that Jack e f heart!
hold the trick.
East lad the nine e f hearts.
The quae® forced West’s sea
and West established Ma las*
two hearts by cofltimtiag the
su it
The diamond waa finessed
and East was la with the
king, but he had no way to *
get his partner Into the Iced
and Mr. Wldman wound up
with two spades, four dia
monds, two clubs and that
one heart trick.
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At IMi time Seminole Coun
ty receipts total IS,SOI, 11118
figure, however, is 121 lets
than the amount received at
this time last year..
During the 10G2-63 effort
Seminole C o u n t y reported
sales totaling Id,423. Total re
ceipts from all o f Florida dur
ing the 1061-63 effort was
fe l l, lit.
Apprentice crosses i j
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ASHEVILLE, N. C. (U P D A. J. Foyt o f Houston, Tex.,
has been signed to drive the
Jo Matthews In six NASCAR*
sanctiooed races this year,
Matthews was an auto racer
The Florida TUbcrculoils until he retired at the end of
and Health Association said 1064 Ford of mechanic Bantoday that Seminole County’s last seasoo.
Christmas Seal campaign reet-lpis have reached IT par
cent of the goal.
S H O W IN G ^ H
s c ie n r iF ic F O o tn O T e *
M l (I t TUA
are terribly poor about writ
ing letters, It Juet might be
that it’s your own fault. Per
haps that you didn’t insist on
thslr writing their thank-younotes when they were chil
dren, or make it quite plain
that yon expected regular let
ters from them when they
were in summer camp, away
Flying Club
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By Ruth Millett
Th« Winter Carnival Bridge
tournament in St. Paul, Minn.,
WORTH
Bi
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♦ a j p ii
bang-up affair and any bridge
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player who finds himself in
EAST
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hands from last year’s open
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pairs, S. J. Wldman, who is
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chairman o f this year’s tour
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nament committee, p l a y e d
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safe for three no-trump and
Mscas<
was rewarded with an excel
lent ecu re when it turned out
that a safety play was es
sential.
A fter West opened the flee
o f hearts and East played the fourth beet from a four or
Jack, Mr. Wldman decided five-card ault headed by the
that the flee o f hearts was ace. He waa going to have to
rely on the diamond suit for
his contract. Giro West the
king o f diamonds and the
hand would bo a wrap up for
By Oswald Jacoby
�y*
Parochial Aid In LBJ 'W ar On Poverty
rwfmwistvf
FIRE PROTECTION haa cunie to the MidwayCunuan urea witli the acquisition of this new
fire truck by the Midway-Cunuan Volunteer
Firemen’s Association.
(Herald Photo)
liy Hubert I). Thoms* Jr.
FA 2-3736
Midway • Canaan Volunteer
Fireman's
Association
has
realised at least part o f its
objective.
This
irroup has
come up with a fine and stur
dy looking fire truck which
hold* 1,680 gallons o f water
with a two-hose four- cycle
gasoline engine to pump the
water.
This organisation becumu a
reality and received It* char
ter in May of 1962. 1U o ffi
cers are: lley. E. K. Williams,
president; Ned Stevens, sec
retary; Rufus Martin, treas
urer; Qua Stevens, chairman
o f board o f directors and Jo
seph Jackson, fire chief.
The Midway - Canaan com
munity raised tlit fund* to fi
nance the purchase o f the
equipment. Cost o f It was
|4,UU0. The public It asked to
continue contributing funds
because land has to be bought
to build a firehouse. T h e
cost la approximated at >4,-
third of the pilots In the
squadron.
"I have the extreme good
fortune o f telling you that
as a result uf Charles' ex
ceptionally fine performance
of duty and the high regard
in which he la held, he has
been selected for entry Into
the January class o f the
Squadron Officers School lo
cated in Montgomery, Ala.
Ilia selection for attendance
at this school la an honor In
itself due to tho limited spaca
available. Sincerely, Russell
M. Heller Jr., Lieutenant Col
onel, USAF Commander"
Congratulation! to Charles.
His parents are vary proud,
I aiu sure.
Prof. Hoggs, blind pianist,
and his group o f singers will
appear at New Salem Primi
tive baptist Church Feb. 25,
at 8 p.m.
On Feb. V, the New Balem
congregation will journey to
Palatka to worship at St. Jo
seph Primitive Baptist Church
000.
“ 'When the Navy announ 11 n. ni. and 3 p. m. services.
ced that it would uot or could
St. John Baptist Church
not assure fire protection for
the surrounding
area* be observes it* 09th anniversary
cause of regulations, it was each Sunday during the mon
evident that we would have th o f January. The program
to do something for our theme is "New Frontier* With
selves," said Kcv. Williams. Christ in Front". On Sunday,
Rev.
Jessie
"The city had long ceased to January 122,
go beyond its boundaries to Brown was the guest speak
protect any community. We er and his . congregation from
have the distinction of belnq S t J*flt9s^AME Chufch high
the only colored area to have lighted the day. The evening
a fire department wfdch is worship was highlighted with
each auxiliary o f the church
not Incorporated."
Fire protection for Lake providing a musical number.
Sunday, Jan. 19, the Rev.
Mary and Midway • Canaan
will be greater because the E. E. Field* and hit congre
two will ussist each other gation from M t Sinai Bap
wheuever needed. The elti- tist Church were guests at
sens o f Midway - Canaan arc the morning service. Rev. E.
to be commended for their E. Williams and congregation
effort*. They certainly have f r o m
Progress
Baptist
something o f which to be Baptist Church were gueats
at the evening service.
proud.
Sunday Jan. 26, will cli
Charles Gibson, son o f Mr. max the anniversary celebra
and Mrs. Gary Gibson, has tion. Rev. C. B. Dally, pas
distinguished himself in hi* tor, Firat Baptist Church,
field of endeavor. 11* !■ a Jacksonvillo, will lie guest
graduate o f Crooms
High minister for the morning wor
School and A and T Collage. ship ' service. Sister It. A.
The following is a letter from Mells la mother o f the church
his commanding officer to and will be honored. The old
est member will also be hbnhis parents:
"It is with the greatest ored and that person is Mrs.
pleasure that 1 am able to Bfaalf Smith. Muaic will be
writs yon concerning the out furnished by the Cherub
standing work ocompllshed by Choir and the Young Peo
your ton, Charles, while a»- ple's choir.
Tho anniversary will be cli
maxed with a concert by the
Bethune
Cookman College
Choral group under the dI n o
tion o f Thomas Damps. Tho
public is Invited to attand
these service*. Tho Bothuns
Cookman College group will
appear at £ p m. Rev. H. V.
Palmar, pastor of First fiblJeh Baptist Church, will
preach the anniversary ser*
mon at 3 p.m. He will be accompanieed by hi* choir, ush
ers and congregation. Ilcv.
H. B. Whitehurst is Pastor.
special radio equipment used
by uur iquadruu. Ho ttpMly
mastered the very complex
radio system which U an lotegrul part of this orguniaalion's function and a* a resuit beca.ni- one of the firat
instructor* within the crew
structure of tin- u iu u lftsi .
"H * lias been intimately
associated with the radio » )»
terns training program for all
new pilot*, and. In this capaclty. was
Instrumental m
setting up Ore air conJitlouii-g
lecture* for the radio equlptwent. In his capacity as
ground and flight Instructor
he has been directi) n-sptmsl
Me fur the checg out uf una-
tear
bore
her
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of 1
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stud
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By Louis Cased*
United Press Internstloaal
WASHINGTON
(UPI) —
President Johnson will pro
pose federal aid for both pub
lic and parochial schools In
depressed areas as part of
bis "w ar on poverty,” it was
learned today.
Inclusion
of
parochial
schools in Use ntw aid pro
gram may stir the same kind
of religious controversy that
the tale President John V.
Kennedy encountered when
be sought federal grants for b« n r in t < l. Roman Catholic
pubtie schools only.
educator* have been private
This time, howevar, the ly consulted about the John*
roles in the controversy would
ton proposals, and are pre
pared to aupport them on the
understanding that parochial
NEW YORK (UPI) — The schools will participate.
Amateur Athletic Union was
If opposition develops, it
formed in 1888 whan amateur will oomo from Protestant and
athletics seemed at the m er Jewish groups fearful that
cy of unscrupulous independ any use o f public fund* for
ent promoters and Is general parochial school p r o j e c t s
ly credited with establishing would breach the “ wan of
modern amateur sport In this separation" between church
country a* K it known today. and state.
Simon Pure*
In an effort to minimise
controversy over the churchstate issue, the administra
tion will einphaaiie that its
program is not designed to
aid ecbools, public or privats,
but rather seeks to use
schools to help poor children
break out of the "circle of
poverty."
Johnson told Congress In
his budget message *Tueaday
tbat he would soon submit
legislation "initiating en allput attack on poverty." He
said it would Include "project
grants to meet special educa
tional needs," but gave no
other details.
Informed sources said the
plan calls for e >379 million
federal outlay over the next
five year* to underwrite spe
cial projects "designed to Im
prove educationsl opportunity
and achievement of students
attending schools In areas—
both urban aiunia and rural
depressed—which are marked
by high rates of unemploy
ment and school dropouts,
and by low per capita income
and educational attainment"
The federal grants would go
to project* undertaken by
"*,ate or local educational
agencies, or by public or non
profit private agencies, oranlxatkmi
or
institutions."
This would permit parochial
schools to participate.
The U. 5. education commlialoner would choose the
projects to be supported from
priority lists auhmilted by
stale educational agencies.
The total fund available for
grants would be apportioned
among the 50 states In accord
ance with a formula which
takes Into account both the
state's population and its per
capita Income. Poorer states
would get more help, In pro
portion to population, than
richer states.
The average January tern*
peratura in Seminole County
la 00.8.
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�A Step Is A Step
Last weekend State Sen. Bernard
Parrish made several statements
concerning: the location of the pro
posed East Central Florida universi
ty. The Herald aprees with some of
the senator’s opinions but cannot
concur with others.
Sen. Parrish of Brevard County
— who, naturally, is doing all he can
to see that the East Centrnl Floridn
University is placed ns close ns pos
sible to his constituency — correct
ly said that selecting a site for tho
university is only n single step, lie
pointed out that “ Too mnny people
think we are all set to build the uni
versity when the site is approved.
“ ’This is not the case," he de
clared. “ We have the money for the
planning, but we’ll have to go back
to the legislature to get the money
to construct it, and probably we’ll
have to hnve additional funds every
two years,” he said.
Parrish also underlined his state
ment by snying that the new collego
in Boca Raton was authorized seven
years ago but that it will not open
its doors until September of this
year.
He stated that the college the
legislature authorized for Pensacola
in 1955 has not received n penny so
far and that was nine years ago.
Therefore, the selection of a
site, The Herald agrees, is only one
step. However. It can be said that it
is a step. And Seminole wants to be
the county in which that step is tak
en just as much as Sen. Parrish
wants it for Brevard.
The Brevard legislator said he
favors the Adnmucci site which
is being proffered by the Or■ungu tipunty Commission because,
he says, “ It will be the most benefit
to Orange and Brevard counties and
will be of immense benefit to Sem
inole." But, the
senator
made
this statement without even the
courtesy o f inspecting any of Sem
inole’s sites.
True, a school near Seminole
might be of immense benefit to this
county. But placing the university
on an Orange County site could nev
er mean as much to Seminole as
the school being placed within the
geographical limits of this county.
Further, Sen. Parrish admits
that “ The Orange County site is per
haps not so close to Daytona ns
they would wish but it will be about
as close as Melbourne with the net
work of ronds we are building. These
are the most distant thickly popula
ted areas.”
And he adds, “ In any event, Day
tona already has a junior college and
Stetson University (at DeLand) so
they are not hurting as bad as the
other ureas.”
It is noticeable, however, thnt the
Senator does not mention the fact
that the Brevard Junior College is
situated in Melbourne.
Also, Stetson University is a pri
vately owned and operated institu
tion. It has played a tremendous role
in providing this area with an insti
tution of higher lenrning. Thousands
of Centrnl Floridians are graduates
of the university.
However, it is obvious thut Stet
son docs not possess the facilities
to wire for the number of high
school graduates in east Centrnl
Florida who will need u nearby Btate
supported university ut which they
can obtain a college education. If
Stetson and Rollins could have pro
vided these facilities it is obvious
it would have been so stated in the
McDonald Committee's report to the
19G3 session o f the state legislature.
With Interstate 4 providing al
most a straight shot from Daytonu
Beach to the Lake Ada site, students
from that area would hnve no diffi
culty in communting to the univer
sity. For that matter, neither would
students from other east coast areas
and particularly those from the
greater Orlando area.
The Herald still believes thnt the
best plnce to locate the proposed
university is on u site as close to
the geographical center of population
os possible.
The Lake Ada and Econ sites
meet thnt criteria.
Dr. Crane's
Worry Clinic
whenever I lecture In Utah.
The Mormons don’ t believe
in liquor or tobacco or even
the use of caffeine beverages.
And they are tilhera who
contribute a minimum of 10%
to the church.
They
also volunteer as
missionaries
for
American
and foreign work and pay
their own expenses.
And they bellovg in a bal
anced budget with no free
handouts to able-bodied relief
wards of tho state.
So I flew out to Provo..
And on Sunday morning 1 o c
cupied tiic pulpit at the Com
munity Congregational Church
where Bcv. Stuart Olbrich
graciously presided.
My address there was on
the topic "Jesis, the World’*
Greatest Applied Paycbolo1st."
Then that night I faced 10,ooo people in the Brigham
Young University field house.
And I spoke on the theme,
Altamonte Springs
Lake Mary
"All Freedom Comes from
Mrs. Julia llartoa
Mrs. Frances Wester
God."
322.6219
!
838-131 (4
Dr. Ernest Wilkinson Intro
Lake Monroe
Casselberry
duced me. lie I* a brilliant
hire. If. L. Johnson
Mrs. Jane Casselberry
attorney wito later became
322-4722
838-5016
head of Brigham Young Uni
Lnngwood
Chuluola
versity as a ll-per-ycar-man.
Mrs. Donna Estes
Mrs. Joan Matin
lie and I were both at
838-3317
365-3742
George Washington University
North Orlsndo
DeBary
back in the early 1920s, and
Mrs. .Mona Grinatead
Mrs. Adam Muller
322-2291
he received hi* law degree
668-4410
there.
Enterprise
Osteen
President Wilkinson stress
Mrs. Clarence Snyder
Miss Helen Snodgrass
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j ed the fact that in our Amer
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ican history books, rhlldred
Oviedo
Geneva
Mrs. Grorgr KeUey
Mrs. Louise Grayson
used to read such noble ut
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terances as Nathan Hale's
immortal:
"1 regret that I have only
one life to give for my coun
try.’’
He also mentioned John
Paul Jones, our naval hero,
who, when his ship was sink
Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Wed., January 22, 1064 ing and on fire, replied to
the British demand for sur
render:
a . o i r l o w , c u i t o r a x is P L B i.isiia .it
"Sir. 1 have not yet begun
P R A X K V U LTO U SE. I J ir s I lU .B - U t u r s l M ***s*r
to
fight!"
BOV UNKEX
J U L IA * I - BTKXaTKON
Daniel Webster and other
A dv.rtl.liiK Stanas.r
Associate K.lltor
UAMH i »: t t _ k . j u i i x b o s
r a e u van p i : i.t
f e a t patriots used U> i «
(lla o.lil.ii* D irector
■jrt-r*.. . . Pi; KW'ior
lauded
and quoted in Ameri
JANIE
SIIOKMAKSta
JVISV W H LLI
B u sin ..* Stanssor
O uniy Editor
can history textbook*.
I'M ED W ELLS
B K U U f GLEESOX
"But now," said President
S 4 . c h . n l c l Hupt.
boci.tr Editor
Wilkinson, "most of these his
tory textbooks omit or delete
•L N s c s u r r io a w a t r s
those courageous statements
l a a t D . IIvory
Wf Wall
•vailaal. Caaaty
A ll Olkvr
o( our pioneer patriots.”
ISO w « « k
IM S I V .a r
llt.SS 1 T . . r
He deplored that recent
SCO I Slontlis
SIS * Month*
LiO I Month*
l.M I Month*
trend and so did I.
M ss Berg Invked me to.
Utah for a great Freedom
Festival. And to his lairsdnctloa of me to i vast
throng of 10,000, President
Wilkinson of B r i g h a m
Young University, s a i d
about all I needed to be
come a Mormon was to be
immersed. That Isn’t fsr
wrong, for I am a great
rooter for the L.D.8. ideals.
CASE R-463: Max Berg U
an active Mormon at Provo,
Utah.
"D r. Crane," he telephoned
me during the summer, "w e
are having a 4-day Freedom
Festival out here in Provo.
"S o we’d like for you to
come out and deliver the
kickoff address to launch the
patriotic rally.
"Six atakes of the L.D.S,
church will sponsor (he Sun*
dsyn lgbt service where wo
want you to speak.
"And w’cll have 10,000 peo
ple in (he Brigham Young
University Held house to hear
you.
"Out here we regard the
4th of July as something to
be celebrated with great re
verence and respect and not
as e casual picnic event or
just a besthing beauty spec
tacle.”
The Mormons arc among
our most sincere American
patriots.
Their dioceses are called
"slakes” and the individual
pariah la a "ward.”
Clergymen donate their ser
vice* and are called "B is
hops."
They stress basic virtues
and patriotic idealism, *o it
is a great delight to me
Herald Area Correspondents
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paid la advsne*.
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ou t w ritten p*r«nl*.ioo o f th* publisher o f Th* Harold. Aay
la dlv ldu e! or firm r**poa*lbl* tor sueh reproduction w ill b*
considered •* Infringing on The IMrald1* cop yrigh t and will b*
bold ||.tl* fo r d n m .g ln g undtr U>* taw. P u bll.hsd dally «*c*p !
•Saturday, B aade* a a d ChrUUaaa; published h ater day pr*c*»dlag
Bruce Biossafr— Ray Cromley
HOME ON THE RANGE
,
Native* of India do not
really charm anakai ainca
snakes ar* deaf and, w hen:
they are being "charmed."
they are only bolding themaelvea on guard and would do
tb* same thing without tha
music. They ntay away in try
ing to follow the swaying of
tha player.
Political Notebook
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Paragraphs
Unclassified
Retired At Nine?
In Chattanooga, Tcnn., they
have just retired a veteran
employe of the county government because he is too old for
the job. He is 9. going on 10.
It seems the law says the
duty of drawing names for
the Hamilton County grand
Jury must be preformed by
someone under 10.
So here we have a man
washed up in his career while
still practically in the prime
of life.
The news story about this
was provokingly incomplete.
What did they give this vet
eran as a retiremen gifl7
How much pension is he
gettingT What provisions have
been made for his de|>endents?
Does he plan to loaf, travel
and do the things he has al
ways wrnted to do but could
n’t because o f the press of
work? Or does he Intend to
remain arUve for a while in
the belief he (nay still have
a few good years left?
Will lie move to St. Peters
burg? Or does he disdain liv
ing among other elderly (toopic and prefer the company
of folks younger than he is?
Whatever his plans, we congratulato
good
old
Chris
Haley, the reUrcc, on a king
and useful career of more
than four years atkl wish him
all the best in the golden
years ahead.
• • «
SlatisticM On Romnnrr
Now Is the time for all
smart girls to roine to Hie
aid of themselves, for things
are likely to get a bit more
competitive over Ute nest
couple of years.
Reason Is Uiat girls general,
ly marry before they arc 20 ,
while most boys marry be
tween 22 and 23. This means
that girls born in the postwar
baby-boom ycara of !9(ti to
1919 will be looking for pros
pective bridegrooms among
the young men born in Uie
leaner war year* of 1042 15.
According to ataUsticiana at
the University of Dayton, by
19G6 girls In the one category
will outnumber eligible men ■ape. Not some clown who
in the other category by 364,- drives like an ape, but a real
761. In 1967 It will be a little ape.
better, with a surplus of on
In Minnesota, a group of
ly 316.629 girls.
real cool college kids have
Remember, the next Leap just been acclaimed cookie—
Year won't be until 190«.
or Is it kookie?—champs by
• • •
baking a wafer that weighed
2,300 pounds.
R e la x ; A ll Is Nuntul
If you are wondering if tho
In California again, a de
stress and strain of the space termined driver was appre
age may be affecting our hended as he gunned his small
way of life, you can relax.
foreign car down a runway
There is abundant cvidcnca at Die I-os Angeles airport in
that we the people are hear a valiant effort to keep up
ing up nicely, thank you, and with a Jet airliner which was
that things are going along Inking off. The motorist was
pretty much as always.
on Ids way home from a party
In California, for instance, and mistook the runway for
a ragged indivkiualist Insists a freeway. It could happen to
on being chautfeured by an anyone.
A society which can keep
its head in times like these
is here to slay. We can look
forward to what's ahead with
high hojw and renewed con
Hy Hal Corhran
fidence.
You hate more than ever to
*r* friend* *quandcr money
whrn they won’t let you help
them.
• «
•
Barbs
Quotes
A girl can l>e fond o f nice
How do you walk Into an
I'luthe* and yet not be nil i office and ask fer a job when
wrupped up in them.
you have to give them a
• • •
resume and it any* you work
Have you really ever aeen a ed for Boldiy Baker?
yuung»ler with a smile on his —Carole Tyler, one-time sec
fare while waiting hi* turn in
retary of resigned Senate
majority secretary Boldiy
a dentist'* office?
• • •
Baker.
Bnker'a activities
are under investigation by
A writer says tho average
taxi driver is a xondnntured
a Senate committee.
person. From watching tho
Looking broadly at the situ*
meter on trip*, ntsybe.
V • V
ation, 1964 will be a period of
There’* a rule angle to pi protdng Hie possibilities of
lots asking for more money pence,
iK'csute of the high cost of —Secretary of Slate Deun
living.
Rusk.
• • •
Waiters don't care for night
club patrons who get tipsy
and tight at Die samu time.
• • •
*•• »•*
\ Through our IIAI'I Dept, you PAY ONLY
e
ONE HILL and get a FULL GUAIIAN.
* H A F Y j TEE on the entire job . . , Easy Term*,
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V uf course.
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thing more in mind.
Immediately after the flag
incident,
however, CastroCommunist* moved in. They
set up sniper* who shut at
Americans and Panamanians
— to get Panamanian* stirred
up and to force Americans to
return fire.
In leaa than an hour, as if
by signal, a pro-Castro radio
station went on the air with
untrue but lurid stories of
American troops "firing into
unarmed students.”
Thia was a aignsl for domonstatiun* in communities
through
Panama. Small
groups of Reds used the ra
dio atrocity stories to whip
up loest chirm s.
The Reds also quickly work
ed up crowds of Panama Cfly
unemployed, discontented snd
always ready to riot atiout
anything. They went on a
rampage in the city, where
6,000 Americans live, destroy
ing U. 8. buildings, offices
and Hiitomubiles.
U. 8. experts s a y (he riot,
ing could have been nip|>ed ill
the bud if Panamanian Presi
dent Roberto Chiari had hud
the courage to step in fast.
By the time he acted, the
crowds had gotten out of
hand.
The time was right for
trouble
in
Panama.
The
weather takes a turn for the
better in early January. This
is nurmnlly a good season for
demonstrations and riota.
There'* an election coming
up. Though it won't be until
May 10, the candidntee were
required to file by the end of
the second week in January.
Election fever begins to run
high about now. No candidate
or office holder can afford to
be pro-Yankee or decry antiEditor, Herald:
In the latter part of March American demonstrations be
we are going to publish a tween now and May.
special section in the New
York Times on our World'*
Fair homo and Deltona.
On one of the pages we plan
to use portions o f soma five
or six articles about Del
■tST.
tona written by Florida news
papermen.
1 would appreciate It if you
would give us permission to
reproduce In tills special sec
tion all or part of the article
114 B o.
on Deltona which appeared in
Letters
The Herald's Progress Edi
tion.
If possible, we would also
like to attribute the article
to its author, Fred Van Pelt,
your managing editor.
I ran assure you that any
use wc would make of the
article In the Time* supplement would be just as It was
written wiUi nothing taken
out of context.
Dec ause we are working
against a deadline I will call
to see If this meets with your
approval, ft it doci, we would
appreciate your sending us
a written release at your
convenience.
Bryan Donaldson
Public Relations Depart
ment
The Mackie Bros.
Phone
Unemployment Is high In
Colon and Panama cities.
Many unemployed compare
their slum life with the ex
cellent living in the Canal
Zone. Politicians and Com
munist* assuru poor Pana
manians their lot is the reeult
of the wpalth the U, S. takes
from them through "high
Canal Zone profits." (A ctu
ally the canal ia • money
loser).
Best guess is the CommunUta want weak, rabble-rous
ing. old ex-Prrsident Arnolfo
Arias for president in thn
May election, even though
he’s reportedly not * Red.
Riots and fervent antiAmoricnnlsnt would tend to
discredit candidate M a r c o
Roblrx, former minister o f
government and justira and
friend of the U. 8., who is
barked by the present govern,
ment.
Ditorder also would work
against candidate Juan Ga
lindo,
an engineer.
But
they’re calculated to help
Arius, the rabble-rouser.
The L'astro-Communists are
believed determined to do
what they can to wreck tha
chances o f Robles. They ap
parently hnd counted on using
a weak, erratic Arias presi
dency to build their strength
ns they're now doing in Braiil
under Joao Goulart.
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The trouble In Panama re
sulted from a weak Pana
manian president, a political
campaign, a turn in the
weather, hot-blooded students
and a disciplined Castro-Com
munist organisation, say U. 8.
experts privately.
It is a lesson in how ef
fectively • small, well-pre
pared Red group can move
in on a minor disturbance and
build it Into a dangerous situ
ation. It was the more re
markable since tbr Commu
nists have bunned fn Panama
for 10 yoors and their num
bers are small. It can happen
elsewhere in laitin America.
U. S. expert* had been expeeling a disturbance in Pan
ama. They didn’t know pie
rlxely where, or when, or
what Inrldent would be used
ns a fuse. But they knew Pnniimu's Castro-Communist* had
completed their planning and
were ready to act.
As is known, American stu
dents bad set up the U. 8.
flag at their nigh school in
tlie C hiiuI /on e. Panamanian
students entered the tone
under police escort, planted
their flag, were escorted
•way. Reports are that all
this was orderly.
Thera is confusion over
w h e t h e r Communists en
gineered this student demon
stration. Though a small
minority, the Reds have con
trol of the student organisa
tion at National University
and perhaps it other schools.
U. 8. experts think the flagcarriers were
nationalistic
hot-blooded students with no-
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CARNIVAL
By Dick Turner
Give If Time, Is Idea Voiced By Columnist
By Holme* A lm a tlrr
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“ S p ook in g o f n u k in g aom ith ln g o f noth in g, th o w lfs
m o d * a n i w d ress ou t o f m y f i t t i n g In lata T u t n lgh tl”
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EH? W ELL.
WASHINGTON — T h a r a
w a n enough nuggets o f wisdem In Columnist David Law
w i n 'i birthday speech at tha
National Press Club for 75
New Year's resolutions — tha
are that ha attained on Christ*
mas Dsy. His Ideas will ssnrs
journsllsta and readsra alike:
Tims, although Lawrence
did not make a formalised ad*
dress, seemed to be his theme.
It was certainly tha element
o f life in which he kept ex*
pressing a belief. From tha
passage o f time, all things
bscoma possible—success and
knowladge, tha aura solution
of seemingly insolvable prob
lems, ths eventual triumph of
tha right.
Ha waa 60, said Lawrence—
this brilliant, accomplished
Journalist—before he could
tell himsalf that hla financial
troubles were ovsr. As a young
corraspondsnt, hs had plunged
Into the founding o f a nation*
al newspaper before ha knew
ths buslnass. Twice, when fail
ure was only a few days off,
unexpected f i n a n c i a l help
came out o f the blue.
Once, when he waa dismal at
tha thought of having to break
bad newa to hla employes,
Ultra esm t a check from a
man whom he'd never m et
Next, having spent a full day
trying to help another person
out o f trouble, there came a
(8,000 loan from a source
where he had no hops. Tims Is
a benevolence, though we of
ten think of it as our mortal
enemy. It will come to our
rescue at ths hour o f our own
charity.
€ O ^ - L O C k S / t 0 a C f HERE-
Lawrenes did not point out
those morale. They emerge
from his material, when hs
speaks as when hs writes.
Tims site in Judgment on us,
t o o . Lawrence remembered
Professor Woodrow Wilson’s
remark at Princeton shortly
after William Howard Taft
had been chosen President in
1909 by tha greatest majority
up till thsn. Wilson said that
Taft’s hold on publle opinion
would bo a fins thing— if tha
new President knew how to
hold on to i t Ths same period
o f "unanimity” existed thsn,
as it has existed since Presi
dent Johnson'! take-over. But
in two years Taft had lost
popular confidence, and In
1912 would finish third in ths
presidential running behind
Wilson and Theodore Roose
velt. Only somebody who can
see tha future, L a w r e n c e
warned, should try to predict
how long Johnson will hs on
top.
Tims, as the seedbed o f ex
perlence, is another phase of
its bensvolenee. L a w r e n e s
feels that this will work in
favor o f Richard Nixon’s get
ting the Republican nomlnaUon over his inexperienced
rival, presumably Barry Gold
water. Ths man o f sxperienes
would stand better comparison
In ths race against ths Demo
cratic Incumbent.
You sense from Lawrence's
context — again, hs docent
moralise— that time will work
towsrd ths righting o f old
wrongs and the restoration of
lost opportunities. He believes
that ths 14th Amendment, rat
ified In 1868 with much o f tha
throw r r t ____
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Confederacy under military
occupation, should be resub
mitted to the people. Only
then ean its validity be assert
ed. His hope for tha United
Nations seems to flow from a
faith that Woodrow Wilson’s
high principles o f internation
al morality may aomtday be
revived.
To Lawrence, "Brains have
no age." Hs has not hesitated
to hire Intelligent persona past
40, or to firs stupid ones under
that age. To Lawrenes, "There
is no other (news) story but
tha facts." To Lawrenes, ths
liberalism that predated ths
New Deal “ was tha true liberslism," and what has fol
lowed by that name is an im
poster.
Hs was born ths son of an
English immigrant tailor who
kept shop over their home in
Philadelphia. Tha first sale by
Lawrence to a newspaper, in
Buffalo, was a picture story,
"with about two inches of
reading matter.”
But whsn tha story was
published, ths boy had eyes
only for tbs wonderful sight
of ths words he’d written.
The word-struck boy became
father to at fins a newspaper
man as wa have ever known.
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TH E iT A T E o r F L O R I D A
T e i Jama* Arthur Meekey
T il l Fairchild Avenue E E .
Albuquerque. New M ssloe
Francos F. M ackey
T ill Fairchild Avenue ■ * ,
Alburquerquc. New M rile®
T ou arc hereby notlftod that
a ault haa bran Iliad aselnat
you In tha above entitled
cauat. and that you aro re
quired to (lit you r answ er w ith
the Clerk o f thle Court and ta
■arva a cop y thereof upon tha
plain tiff o r p la ln tlfr* a tto rnaya. whoaa name and nddrtaa
la Jannlnsa. W att*. Clarke a n d ,
Hamilton, HOC Harnett N a -,
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to do ao e decree pro con fess*
w ill be entered asatnet you fo r
the relief demanded la tha
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IS o f ths publle reoords o f
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W ITNESS my hand and t h e .
seal o f said Court at Sanford,
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H y : M a r t h a T . V lh le n .
D e p u t y C le r k
J e n n in g s . W a t t e , c l e r k s
and H sm lltos
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Barnett Nstlanal I n k
B uilding
J a c k s o n v ille I, F lo r id a
P u b lis h J a n . I , I I . S I. I I . H U .
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ta Ska Caart o f Ike County
Jadga, Sanalnala Coaaty, Plea*
tea. la Fra kata,
la re i Betate o f
LACET E. M K LM
Deceased.
Ta A n crod lla so a M Feraona
Itavtag r In Una nr Denaanda
A gal eat Said B elatei
Tou and each o f you era
hereby notified and required
ta present any elalais and dom in ds which you. or either
o f you, may have agalnat tha
esU ta a t LACET B. H1ELM,
deceased, lata at sold .Countjr.
to tha Canaty Judge o f DEM
NOLE County, Florida, a t hla
o ffice la tha saurt boaao at
aatd C asaty
al
SANFORD.
Florida, w ithin s is calendar
monthe from tha time o f tha
flrat publication o f thin notice.
T w o coplea o f each claim or
dtmand shall ha In w riting,
and shall ntsta tha place e (
reeidence and post otflea ad
dress a t the claim ant, and
ehall be sw a m to by tho
claimant, hla agent, o r a tto rnay and eeeompanlad by n f il
ing fa t a f ana dollar and auch
d a le
im or dsm aad not ao filed
ehall be veld.
K a rlrle K susholdar
Aa eseeuter at the Less
W ill and T en em en t at
LAC ET E. HI ELM.
dectaaad
Publlah Jan. SI. SS A Pah. I.
IS. 11(1.
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Your Herald Ad Is A Sales Representative Welcome In Every Home. Dial FA2 - 5612
Phone
Classified
322-5613
322-5612
O ffice 204 W. First
S. N oU c m
• I*«r«onals
INCOME TAX SERVICE
O. M. Harrisons
1311 Palmetto
122-8827
222T944
Preparation of Income Tax
itcturni by former afent of
Internal Revenue Sve. 2101
S. Park Ave., Tel. FA 2-3878.
Erneit BleknelL
Vacuum Cleaner
Repalri, parta;
Electrolux,
Kirby,
JtexAir,
Airway,
CE, etc. Cleanera aold, ex*
ch im ed. Free Pick-up, 1114
Park Ave., lanford, Pbone
FA 2-4769.
SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN.
ER SERVICE. P eru and
auppUea for all make* In
cluding:
Electrolux. New
and rebuilt cleanera aold.
No
borne
aervlce
call
charge Pbone FA 2-2282,
2999 Park Dr. ..
Legal Notice
CLASSIFIED INDEX
1. Lost & Found
2. Notices - Personals
3. Education • Instruction
4. Transportation
5. Food
6. For Rent
BA Special Not! cm
7. Busineaa Rental!
8. Beach Rentals
9. For 8a]e or Rent
10. Wanted to Rent
11. Real Estate Wanted
12. Real Estate For 8ale
13. Mortgage Loans
14. Insurance
16. Business Opportunity
16. Female Help Wanted
17. Male Help Wanted
18. Help Wanted
19. Situations Wanted
20. Babysitten
21. Beauty Salon*
22. Build - Paint • Repair
28. Building Materials
24. Electrical Services
25. Plumbing Services
26. Radio k Television
27. Specie! Services
28. Laundry Service
29. Automobile Service
29A. Auto Accessoriei
80. Machinery • Tools
81. Poultry - Live stock
81A. PaU
82. Flowers - Shrubs
83. Furniture
84. Articles Tor Sale
34*A Swap or Exchange
36. Articles «Vsnted
86. Automobiles • Trucics
36*A Autos Wanted
87. Boats - Motors
38. Motorcycles - Scooters
89. Trailers - Cabanas
4 0^ F a rrn E gu i£ m en ^ _!
8. Education • Instruction
6. For Rent
9b*
APT. $30 4 up. Surplui City.
P lain tiff.
MELVIN A. TOtTNO at at.
Pofondanta.
xoTira; o r urrr
Roomi prlvsts
W. Flrit St.
bsthi,
FURN. 2 BR. home,
month. FA 2-2977.
923-0999
Clean, 4-RM. 811 Park.
2 DR Unfurn. house. Nothing
fancy, but cheap rent. Ph.
FA 2-3119.
FURN. A p t 2900 MellonviUa.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
1 House". 3 room* with fire
place and imall icraaned
porch. Laka prM ligai. $63
par month.
Phone FTank Evana
FA 2-441T or FA 2-1733
2-BDRM. houaa, kit. cqulppud.
817 Eieumbla Dr. FA 2-0920
after 8 p.m.
2 BR houie, ktt. equipped. $73.
FA 2 5303.
"CLEAN quiet R oom i" Tha
Gabies. FA 2-0720.
3 Bedroom Furn. home on
Lake Mary, $100.
R. A. Williams, FA 2-3951
3 BEDROOM CB House, kit
chen equipped, near WinnDixie. Clll FA 2-5998.
T H R «TATK o r K l.o m n A
T a i Mr]vln A. Vnunit.
too) Mlattriiw Itoad,
Comp, (urn., lovely largo 4- 12. Real Estato For Sale
rh artolta. North Carolina
room apt., lt t bath, lgCharlatta J. Tnun*.
*o«l Mlatarnw Hoad.
porch. FA 2-4950.
Charlotta, North Carolina
2. 3, & 4 DEDROOMS
Tou ara harabr notified that 3 Rm. lurn. apl. 80500 "to.
• suit haa baan filed aaalnat
1, I'M. 4 2 BATHS
I l l E. 8th, Ph. 322-4289 pr
you In the above
entitled
DOWN PAYMENTS FROM
cauee, and that you ara rtq u lr.
322-9786.
ad to fiia y o u r aaawar with
tha Clark at thta Court and ta Neat garage apartment for
aerve a cop y thereof upon the
Low Monthly Payment*
rent In daslrsbto neighbor
p la in tiff ar p la in tiff* attor*
For
Complete Information
aeya, w h oie nama and addraaa
hood. 650.00 per month. Ph.
fa Jennlnaa. AVatta, Clark# and
See Or CaU Your
FA
2-6220.
H am ilton, 110* Harnett N ation,
al Hank Building, Jarkeunrllla
*. Florida, not latar than F ab. LG. 3 BR., 2 full bsthi, rang*.
SALES BROKER
ruary t*. 11*4. I f you fall to
Will teas* |I9 mo. Tsd Wil
do ao a dteraa pro conftaao
liam* Hdwa. FA 2-3464.
w ill ba anlarad aaalnat you for
tha rallef demanded In the
Complaint. Thla ault la to 3 RM. furn. apt., clean, wa
forarloaa a m o rte a te . The real
2963 Park Dr.
222-2420
ter, light*. 322-2764.
property proceeded agalnel la:
Lot at o f neplat o f PINE
3-BR.
By
owner.
103
N.
SunCHEST HEIOHTB arcord* 2 DR llouie. Clean 4c cloie
I n f to plat thereof, record ,
land Dr., Sunland Estate*.
in. Jimmia Cowan. 322-4013.
ed tn Plat Hook *. payee
FA 2-1194.
IT and T* o f the Public 4 Rm i, bath, en d, porch.
Aecorita o f Bemlnole Coun
GREENBRIAR
Furn. |7» mo. 609 W. 29tb
ty. Florida.
W ITNESS my band and tha
Choice
lota
available
In
St.
aeal o f said Court at Sanford,
Greenbrier
of
Loch
Arbor
Florida, thla Ith Bay o f dan. FURN., 2-room apt. PA 2-1974
overlooking
g olf
course.
uary, t»«4.
or FA 2-9462.
(BEAL)
Custom building to your
A rthur It. Beckw ith, Jr..
specifications.
Greenbrier
C ircuit o f the Circuit Court Storage apace, clean, dry.
tty: itartha T. Vlhlen
developed by
FA
2-1374
or
FA
2-3492.
Deputy Clerk
KING8WOOD
JannlnB*. Watta. Clark#
FURN Apt. 219 W. 3th St.
and Ham ilton
BUILDERS, INC.
lie # Barnatt National Baak
CaU 122-2198 after 3 p. m.
202 Fairmont Dr.
Dulldlna,
Jackaonvltla 1. Florida
FA 2-8074
2-DR.,
unfurn.,
199.
1-DR.,
Publlah Jan. I. II. ) ! . II. 1M4.
furn.
$90.
FA
2-6069
after
C D Q -lt
LOTS
6 p. m.
A
few
choice
lot* left In Mayin t u b c i n c v r r r o r n T o f
fair and Lock Arbor secT H R NINTH JUDICIAL C lll. Lake cottage, furn. 322-6106.
C l’ IT OF AND FOR B F R I.
tloa*.
NOLR COUNTY, FLORIDA.
FURN. APT. FA 2 2800.
CHANCBRY NO. I R M
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
T H E UNION CENTRAL LIKE
Realtor
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Plaintiff,
Raymond Lundquiit, A«»o.
FHA - VA HOMES
$100
FHA - VA
Stenstrom Realty
Legal Notice
CHARLES U EALY, at u i. at
at.
Defendant#.
NOTICE OF • ! IT IN
MORTUAUR F«M *:CI.OnrHR
TO i CIlAltLKB U EALY and
RUTH M- HALT. Me w ife
MHIIDRNCKl UNKNOWN
AND TO i All partite claim ing
Intereata by. throuah. un>
der or axalnat tha a fora.
aald pereone
TOU AltK haraby notified
that a Com plaint to forecloea
a certain m ortfa aa ancumber*
Ina tha follow ln a deacrlbad
real property. to*w lt:
Lot *1. OOLDIE MANOR.
F IR S T ADDITION, accordIna to tho plat thareof ae
rarorded In Plat Book IS.
paao II, Public Racorda o f
Bemlnole County, Florida
ha* been filed apaiual you In
tho a b o v e -a t/l* 4 ault, and you
ara require* t# s*rve ♦ -®Pr
of
your
Aaawor o r
other
Pleadlna to the Complaint on
ITalntirr* attorney*. ANDKIt*
BON. RUHR. DEAN. IAHVNDUU A van den USSIUI. H I
Kaat Central Avenue, Urlando.
Florida, and fllo tho orlalnal
Anawar o r other Plaadlnt la
tha o flle o at tha Clark at tha
C ircuit C ourt on or before the
Ith day o f February, 1**4- It
you fall to do eo, a decree
pro cunfeeeo w ill b# taken
aaalnat you f o r the relief de
manded In the Complaint.
Thla N olle* ahall ba pub.
Ilehtd one# a weak tor four
eonaaeutlva waaka la the Banlo rd Herald,
. .
DATED thla Ith day at Jaa*
•ary. 1*41.
(BEAL)
_
,
Arthur H. B eckw ith. J r .
Clark o f Circuit Court
Byt Martha T. Vlhlaa
Deputy Clerk
Anderaon, Hueh. Dean A
l-owndea
A ttorn ey* and Counaallara #t
Law
•IS Eaat Central Boulevard
Poet Otfle* Boa III*
Orlando, Florida H ill
Telephone *41-44*1
Publlah Jaa. a. I I , H . H . !»•*
CDVI-I
'3 s;;w »
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>
NOTITR o r Bt'IT
TH R IT A T R OF FLORIDA TOi
v m a i E c. z o h n
101 N. Oak Strvat
Apartment No. 1
Valdosta, Osurgla
You ar* hereby notified that
•ult ha* keen tiled again*!
you In - tha C ircuit C eu rl at
Bamlaata County, Florida. In
Chanetry, an abbreviated till*
of whleh la FIHST FED EK AL
HAVINGS AND LOAN ASSO
CIATION OK S E M I N O L E
COUNTY, a corporation. Plain
tiff. ve. JAMES T. ZOltN and
w ife. VI HO IE C. ZOHN. at al.
Defendant*, tha nature a t eel*
eull being a suit to forerloee
that rtrta ln m ortgage dated
Auguet II, l i l t gnd o f record
In o ffic ia l lte.orda Hook 111.
Pag* III, IMbllo Record* o f
Seminole County, F lorida, en
cum bering tha follow ln a da*,
crioed real prapartr, lo -w iti
Tha W att on e-h a lf (W t4 )
o f Lot 1. o f Illock I. of
HOHALIND 11 RIGHTS. Han
ford, Florida, accord in g 10
plat thereof recorded In
Plat llook I, Page IT, of
lb * public recorde o f Semi
nal* County, Florid*,
and you ara hereby required
to fll* your onower In oald
eull
w ith
the
undrralgned
Clerk o f aald Court and to
aerv* a copy theravif upon the
Plaintiff**
attorney.
who**
name and addreea appear be*
low , on o r before tho tlth day
o f February, 1M I, «nd In de
fault th ereof D err** Pro Con*
fee** w ill b* entered agalnel
you.
WITNESS my hond end o f f i
cial aaal at tb* County Courthouae. Sanford. Semlnol* Coun
ty, Florida, thla llt h day at
January, 111*.
(SEAL)
Arthur It. n erkw llh. J r .
Clark o t Circuit Court
Uy: Marika T. Vlhlen. D.C.
Phillip H. Logan
Bbtnholaar and Logan
A ttorn ey! at Law
A ttaraey tag P lain tiff
Publlah Jaa. II, II. II A Fab.
I. 1*11
CD II-II
FA 8-3831 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
Stately l-etory Reildencs. One
o f Sanford'e flneet. Large
living rm., dining rm.,‘ 4
bedroom* upitalra. Large
acre toed porches upstairs 4
down. BesutifuUy maiaUlaed. 816.300. CaU ggg-4681,
Stamper Agency, 1818 Bo.
Fench Ave. for appoint
ment.
BARGAIN at $4,230, 8 I K
Houae on paved (treat, 8
b lock s East of Enterprise,
Fla. Post Office. 888-4601.
LAKE LIVING 8ITES
10 illnutea Sanford, 10 aaiautai Orlando—2 minutes ta
Interstate 4—Vi Acre with
huge oaks, sand laka spring
fed-81995 Full Price, |80
per month. No dows. Call
owner, Htrry Block, OrUndo, GA 4-6483.
WAREHOUSE
Approx. 7200 sq. ft. floor
space with RnUrosd rightof-way, on 9 seres land with
paved frontage.
$17,000, TERM S
BEST BUY
I BR, 3 Bath Home, large llvIns rm, wall-to-wall carpet
ing, Elec. Beat in each
room, Kit. equip!. Double
carport, on large fenced let.
$11,230. Terms!
ROSA L. PAYTON
Keg. Beet Estate Broker
F A 2-1301
17-98 e l Hiawatha
AUTO GLASS &
SEAT COVER CO.
CLEAN INO
Officaa, new 4 refiU homes.
304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 1032
Work guaranteed. Hu-AK ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Cleaning. FA 3-0331.
RENT A BED
2 BEDROOM houit, kitchen
•quipped, Laka prlvUegea,
near ‘ Air Bate. FA 2-4796
after 3:10.
27. Special Service*
BOY, 14 yrs. or older for Travel GREYHOUND. Call
morning newspaper routa In
FA 2-1421 or 9993 and we
Country Club Manor. Apply,
wiU have our TAXI pick
208 N. Park Ava., Sanford.
you up. Homer LltUe, Grey
hound Bua Station.
WELDER: Apply Holloway
Concrete, Sanford.
Plano Tuning and Repair
W. L. Hannon — FA 2-4233
LABORERS needed. Apply in
FOR YOUR SAFETY
person. No phone caU*
please. HoUoway Concrete, DRIVE with headlights on
Save your battery
McCracken Rd., Sanford.
Install Safety Sec Switch
18. Help Wsatod
Geneva Mfg. Corp.
Ideas, Designed 4 Developed
Colored Motor Route Carrier
General Machine Work
for afternoon paper route.
Ph. Genava 349-4121-3131
Muat have References and
dependable car. Write Cir 29. A u to m o b ile S e r v ic e
culation Dept. P. O. Box
Auto Glaea, Tup*
1S9T, Sanford.
4 Seat Covers
19. Situations Wanted
Rol’ away, Hoipltal * Baby
Bad*.
By Day, Waak, or Month
Ph. FA 2-3161 116 W. lit St.
CARROLL'S FURNITURE
114 9. For Sato or Rent
$33
By Nadine Seltzer
JOHN E. FOX, Realtor
110 N. Park
cm crtT covn T i i
a id
row • r .m io t e r o r x t v , r i.n m n A
b tn k le x corporation,
SWEETIE PIE
Ja n . 22, 1964 — Page 3-A 17. M ile Help Wanted
FURN. 2-DR. home, $80 mo.
UNFURN. 3-BR., 1199 mo.
tw o
v.
f r r ilh
3 DR., 1-bsth, C.B. house, Out
of Dlght pattern. OuUide
elty limit*, yet closo-ta. Ph.
FA 2-9829.
PIANO & ORGAN LESSONS
Alio tutoring Is Foreign Lan- LarfO 3 Bdrm. borne, Fla.
Rm., Elect, kit., Newly dagusges, etc. 322-3328.
corated. $100 mo. unfurn.
wo. laeee
6. For Kent
CaU FA 2-2718 after 9:30
T H R WILMAMBBUROH BAV.
anytime weekendi.
I.VOB BANK. A New York W E L A K A APARTMENTS:
ix
Kanfnrh
DAYS work, Ironing, etc. Ph.
FA 2-8109, after 8 p.m.
AUTO GLASS
INSTALLED
BLOCK 4
BRICK Work, Senkarik Glass and Paint
Company
large or amaU Jobs. 323 0746.
210 Magnolia
Ph. FA 2-4622
Child Caro. FA 3-BT4.
erniw*^**
T A I«U M «
A 7I
31 A. Pcta
21. B ea u ty Salons
34. Articles For Sals
34. Articles For Sale
For your Children: Compton's 5-PC. Bedroom suite, 7-pc,
America's highest quality
Dinette, 2 chairs, reclining
encyclopedia. Half p r i c e .
chair, sofa, desk, lim ps,
Trade-in. FA 2 743* after 4
Rahama lounge, Roll* w ay
p.m.
bed, Gym aet, wether. All
nearly new. All or part.
TAKE OVER PAYMENTS
322-9386.
9 Cu. ft. Chest Type Freezer.
New guarantee. $8 month.
35. Articles Wanted
FIRESTONE STORES
WANTED! Citrus fruit. Largo
Cor. 1st 4 French
or imall amount*. Bonded
READY MIX Concrete, win*
Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans
dow sills, lintels, steps,
field, FA 2-4244.
blocks, sand, cement, rock,
pipe, steel, grease traps, 36. Automobiles • Trucks
dry wells, stepping atones.
1993 Universal Jeep, 4-whc«l
Miracle Concrete Co.
drive, A-l cond. Kiddy'a
800 Elm Ave.
FA 2-5761
Standard Service Station,
HIDE-A-Bcd Exc. Cond. $45.
100 N. French, Sanford.
Ph. FA 2-5604.
BUYING A NEW ar
11 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator. Good
USED CART
condition. $39. FA 2-5026.
FINANCE IT WITH U4
♦ Low Interest Rates
FIREPLACE WOOD
4 Low Monthly Payment*
Oak and Pine
FLORIDA STATE BANK
Robert Morris, 323-0395
1999 Renault. 1992 te-Ton Ford
Pickup, with split rims.
Both In good cond. Phone
LIMITED TIME ! ! !
FA 2-0126.
Mac haa THROWN AWAY the
Percentage Book.
'37 Cadillac. White, alr-cood.
Buy your Carpet or Rugs at
power *tee ring, Good eond.
Dialer COST plua $1 per
8175.
yard.
I960 Toyopet, Good shape.
ALL FIRST QUALITY
$429, aiium* pymti. Smith'*
TOP RATED MILLS
Amoco, 3790 Orlando Dr.,
Call ui for a showing of these
FA 2-7434.
fine Carpets in your home.
Nylon, Acrilan, All Wool, '56 Chevrolet, V-8, stick shift.
etc. Hundred* tn choose
Good cond. $393. FA 2-2381,
from. TERMS! Up to two
1998 Mercury 4-dr. Sta. Wa
year* to Pay I
gon, $929. Reel's Paint 4
Body Shop, Sanford Ava.
1109 E. Colonial Dr.
'33 Chevrolet, 4-dr., good mo
Orlando, Fla.
tor, rough body. First $90
211-6194 Collect or
drives
It away. FA 2-1647.
Leroy C. MacTavlih, Owner
FA 2-5949 after 6 p.m.
'30 Dodga te-ton pickup. Ph.
322 9392.
USED FREEZER, completely
Carpet Special!
POODLE, AKC reg. Choco
Harriett's Beauty Nook
late. 673. 668-3714.
Eve Appt’a. 2 Sr. Beauticlana
FA 2-3743 32. Flo went • Shrubs
12. Real Estate For Sals 12. Real Estate For Sale 103 So. Oak
BLOOMING Roses on Chero
PERMANENT SPECIAL!
A LOT FOR THE MONEY 2 BR. frame home, furn.
kee (lock. All other kinds
20% Off Regular Prices
$6,900. 2206 Palmetto Ave.
And we'll Include s big 2of Nurssry shrubbery and
Aca Beauty Salon, Mayfair
etory Home. 4 Bedrooms, 2
trees.
Hotel CaU for ave. appt.
bsthi, repainted inside 4 Must sell 2 BR. home, vacant.
Gray Shadows Nurssry
222-8929.
Take
a
look
and
make
offer.
out, new wiring, g o o d
6
Mi. S. on Sanford Ave.
668-4601.
plumbing, T blocks from
PERMANENT Wave Special
downtown. Total p r i e s
Present this ad for a Mother DUTCH MILL NURSERY AnLOCH-ARBOR—By Owner, I
$8,800; owner-financed with
and Daughter permanent
nuals ready now. Upsala
BR., 3 baths, large atone
$900 down and $63 t month.
Rd. Near Mayfair Golf
wave. Mother payi regular
fireplace In wood-panelled
price — Daughter'* permanCourse.
living room, Fla- Rm-, uti
pent
lity room, large rooms,
3,1. Furniture
U Price
open-beam ceilings through
INVESTMENT 4 REALTY
recond., 90 day warranty. '54 Super Bulck, good condi
Cut
'N
Curl
Beauty
Shop
FREE ESTIMATE
out. Owner being transferUS N. Park
322 9173
510 Sanford Ave. FA 2-7698.
318 Palmetto Ava.
Upholstering
4
Mattress
ren
tion. Phone TE 8-4136.
red. 3469 Country Club Rd.
Phone 322-0834
ovating. New 4 Used Furni AUTOMATIC ZIG ZAGGER
Call
322-9262.
2 BR. Homs, Study, lVt
37. Boats • Motors
22. Built • Paint • Repair ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. Singer, drop-ln bobbin, like
Bathe, Urge FamUy Rm. in
BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, 1H
Co., at 709 Celery Ave.
new, docs decorative de Gateway To Tha Waterway
good neighborhood; includ
bath home. One bedroom For Your Painting A Wall
FA -2-2117.
Robson* Sporting Goods
signs, makes buttonholes,
ing stove, refrlg., room air*
haa separate entrance, can
papering needs call CUrYour EV1NRUDE Dealer
sews
on
buttons.
Hal.
$81,
conditioner, waahlng ma
Ua
Your
Furniture.
be rented for income. Will
ence L. Wynn, FA 2-4804 for Sell
assume , pymti. of
$10 304-6-1 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-3961
chine 4 rugs, Down pay
Quick
Service
With
the
trod* for amaller place.
Free Estimate.
monthly. Buy locally and be
ment $490, Monthly payCaah. SUPER TRADING
16 FT. High Hat cabin
Shown by appointment. CaU
served locally. 104 8. Park,
menu $83.30,
POST.
FA
24)677.
14.
Electrical
Services
cruiser, so h. p. Johnson
FA
2
9846.
3229411.
KINGSWOOD BUILDERS,
all elec, and extras. 128
YOUNG
S
ELECTRIC
SVC.
Used
furniture,
appliances,
Ine.
Trade or lease. Winter Park:
Oarrllsoa Dr., FA 2-3169.
TAKE OVER PAYMENTS
Contracting
4
Repair*
tools,
etc.
Bought
•
Sold.
FA 2-8074
8 BR, kit. equipped, air
1993 Phiico Console 23" TV
Larry's
Mart
2tS
Sanford
4
Controls
cond. 4V4% ratg. $81 mo.,
Like new. Original price 39. Trailers • Cabanas
WE REGRET
FA 2-8902
Ava. Ph. FA 2-4132.
IncL taxas, insuranca. Own 114 Sunset
$259.93.
Unpaid b a l a n c e 1162, ttxto Ft., 8 BR. trailer.
We h iv e no more Romes
er tranaferred. MI 4-Sill or 25. Plum blnr Services
WANTED reliable couple to
$194. Termi to fit your poc$700 equity, assume pay
available et Tee *N Green
323 0934.
ketbook.
taka up monthly payments
ments. Must see to appre
Estates. Our temporary Of
PLUMBING
at 112.30 oa 3 complete
FIRESTONE STORES
ciate. 3913 Orlando Dr. Ph.
fice location Is Lake Way- 2 BR House wltn acreages—
Contracting Rapalra
Cor. lit 4 French
room* of furniture. Call
922-9107.
man Haigbto Model, Ph.
located 1 miles north St.
FREE ESTIMATES
TE 1-1511, Casselberry, col
Jobss River on 17-92 Hiway.
TE 8-3811. For hemes In
R. L. HARVEY
lect.
Crystal Lake Park and Sur
CaU 337-3292 Eustls for de- 204 Sanferd Ave.
FA 2 3382
tails.
rounding Territory Watch
34. Articles For Sate
27. Special Services
for Naw Modal Opening.
I ACRES orange grove, p!u*
BINDER 8LANT-0-MATIC
Ceil FA 2-2287
I Bedroom house on UpLMN Enterprise*, Ine.
Would like responsible party
Harold C. Logan, Pres.
salt Road. For particulars For Complete Painting Sve.
to taka up payments of lio
BERRYHILL
caU 137-3292, Eustls, FIs.
Fbooe TE 8-3811
monthly on 1863 Slant-oPAINTING CONTR.
Mr. Leather bury
Matle Automatic Zlg Zsg
3
BR,
m
Bsth,
cent,
duct
After 8 p. m.
or Mr. Fergueon
Sawing Machine In Console.
heat, Itrge lot, fenced yard,
Balance $181, Service Dis
Ndar Sanford. Ph. 323-0414.
FRONT END
3 ACRES VEGETABLE
count Co. 841-1917 or 422-0932
ALIGNMENT
FARM
1 BR., 1 Bath, Kltcheo equip.,
Orlando, call collect.
THIS WEEK ONLY
fenced yard. 3804 Old Or
64.44
Irrigated with 4 " Artesian
FOR B A L E - Fill dirt, clay,
lando Rd., Sunland.
Complete netting o f Camber,
well, Barn, Tool house, 2
•hell, peat and topsoil. Ellis
Caster and Tuw-ln.
Dot! room frame borne in Fern Park— 3 BR, 1 bath,
Lloyd, FA 2-2978.
FIRESTONE STORES
perfect condition. Near Lake
$600 down. $70 mo. 138-3683
GUNS. New 4 Used. Large
Cor. li t 4 French
Jessup, 813,100. TERMS. AL
•election. Will trade, Also
STOLTE, Fern Park, Ph.
NEED A PICTURE?
repair. Tackle aold 4 re
838 3059.
CRUMPTON BUILDERS have
CaU Bill Vincent at
paired. Osteen Bridge Fish
several repossessed homes
The Sanford Haraid
OWNER tranaferred. 8 Bit.,
Camp 4i Qun Shop.
in the Stnford area.
f. D. Portraits, Commercial,
kit. equipped, acreea patio,
OR REPAIRS TO
CITRUS 4 CABBAGE BAOS
Parties 4 Gatherings,
fenced yard. Recently paint
YOUR OWN HOME
CITRUS BAO I, ALL SIZES,
Small or Large
ed. tioo down, $74 per mo.
For Information caU Jack
CABBAQE BAGS 47 4 U IN.
822-3109.
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IN STOCK
Night FA 2-0822
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Day FA 2 2611
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THE TIME TESTED FIRM D U P L E X , 2-BIl., terrauo
INCOME TAX
A. M. PREVATT,
US N. Perk Ava
FA 8-8123
floor*. Would consider lots
PREPARATION
748-2113
SEVILLE, FLA.
on deal. L. C. Clark Sr., TOI
1306 Douglaa — 322-7189
4 BR, 8 baths, cantxaUy heat
Lake Mary Blvd.
_______
CLEARANCE
SALE on Uatd
ed 4 alr-cood. Fenced back
T V *. From 29.95 up.
yd. Water aoftcatr 4 land- 13. M ortfsgs Lon tv
TOWN 4 COUNTRY TV
•taped. FA 8-0811.
MONEY WANTED - Second
FA 2-3382
Aaywharu la City Limits
mortgage oa heme for per*
TAKE
OVER
PAYMENTS
Reel’s
Paint
k
Body
Shop
maneat resident of U yra.
"That Great Coma and Get It Day,’’ ’Teat SI Bes,w
Ample s e c u r i t y . CaU Complete Wrack Rebuilding "M il* Amariea" Phiico Auto.
"I Get Ho lonely,” Cut Cut Bella." "Down By The
Property Management
10th ft. 4 Sanford Ave.
Waaher, 8 cycle, 8 Speed.
FA 3-SOST after 3 p.m.
Riverside," "Itampart Hlreet Parade," "Ballin’ the
k Sales Broker
Day FA 2-7719-Nlte FA 24)986
A l Cond. only f i l l balance.
Jack,"
"I've Got A Imvely llunrh Of Coconuts," "The
IS. ii usillm s Opportunity
Terms to fit your budget.
PIANO BVC. 4 TUNINO
Story Of Allta," and "Turn Around."
FIRESTONE
STORES
Fully Equipped, Air •Condi
Rebuilding • Refeltlng
Cor. 1st 4 French
Offer* for yeur selection
tioned, modem Restaurant,
FREE ESTIMATES
thee* Beautiful 8, I, 4 4
IdeaUy located. Only |S308
GENE CUMBAA
CARPETS clean easier wi«b
Bedroom
include* everything. Lease
the Blue Lustre Elec. Sham822-2661 — Call PM OnW
on build in| SIU per mo.
pooer only 81 per day. CarHEATING
Ph. Stamper Ageney, 1818
roll’s Furniture.
SERVICING - TESTING
S. Froaeh Ave. FA 1-4881.
"W e’ll give thin newly • recorded hi-fi
Kay Rhythm guitar. Naw
Lewis Sales 4 Eervtee
album
FREE to the find SO people
STORE FOR RENT. 114 f l f r 2317 C. C. Road
cond. Adjust, rod 4 neck.
FA 8-7828
ford Ave., FA 24)221.
who tuke a Discovery Drive in a new
$30. FA 2-8331,
WELLE DRILLED, PUMPS,
1984 Rambler. This is a limited edition
1 Undarwood Olivetti Port.
SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
.
. . ao hurry!
Typewriter.
Pica
t
y
p
e
.
All Types and Use*
REGISTERED NURSE
Demonstrator, Uat $89.30,
Wo
Repair
and
Service
or
Special |30. Powell's Office
4 T I N I
Llceaaed Practical Nuria
Supply. FA 2-3842.
Position now open In New Machinery sad Supply Co.
FA 2-8492
Nursing
4
Convalescent 207 W. tad St.
To make the beet home
Jan. Spec. Seafarer dung*,
buy, eee the
Center. Good (alary, meal* Tractor mowing 4 Grading
reel- 82.18 pr. Army-Navy
while on duty. Select quar
Surplus, Sanford.
CaU FA 2-7*21.
ter* available.
Washing Machine Sate*
DeBary Manor
HOMER
4 Service
Rt. 17-82, DeBery, Fie.
We will buy the te4 you aeFree KaUasate oa Repalri
Uet sad Ulte the home
-W O M E N 322 7363
2640 Hiawatha
\+~\ P O N T I A C
)j
yea wauL One com plat#
E a n Extra mosey witti Ns*
IrsMactiew. Payment true*
tinsel Company is your For FAST TAXI Service call
n o t h i n * d o w n 4 m in im u m
Homer LUU* at Greyhound
•pare time. For further in
monthly. FIIA, VA, or
formation write Bos 81,
Bua Stottoo. FA 8-1421 or
Beak Fteanelng.
L.
Sanford Herald.
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O ttas FA 8-2118
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NUN FA 44848
WANTED. Advanced H e i r
"Repair Moat Anythin*"
^ ( r a m b l e r
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Mr.
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Shop. 1U N. Oak.
Peak Dr.
807 Elm
Vis.
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Owned Home*
Priced From $6,750
Down Payments
A s Low A i 9100
Monthly Payments
From 943.50
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It's Tim e A g ain For . . .
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JANUARY 17
Admit.km.
Catherine M. Penny, Lonnie
Cherry, Richard W. Hayea,
A r t h u r Yoweil, Elizabeth
Chamber!, Thereat Spcart
Scott, Faye Lodge, Nancy
Reynold!, Roy WII»on, Allison
Beat, Mary Jean Crocker,
Mollle Emily Yesley, Paul
Queen, all of Sanford; Carrel
Hirt, Flora Allman, Wlllli C.
Elmore, Osteen; Michael Lucaa, Fern Park; Sharon Fu
trell, Lake Monroe; Anna
Heath, Altamonte Springs
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Malcome Lod
ge, baby girl, Sanford; Mr.
and Mrs. Larry lUrt, baby
girl, Osteen
D is c h a r g e *
Elmer L. Carr, Catherine M.
Penny, Josephine Rayburn,
Judith Wilbur, Ruth Dougher
ty, William Ruffin, Ramey
Harris, Vanta Buckner, Jerry
Lee Dickerson, James L.
Chureh Jr., Ruth Stephen*.
Wanda Jean Hunter, Michael
Whitley, Diane E. Brezlnskey
and baby girl, Grace Lucille
Richardson and baby girl, all
o f Sanford; Clem Bowen, Lee
Combs, Genera; Helen Pell,
Osteen; Isaac Scott, Taft;
Wllhelmlne Bcslcr, DcBary;
Marintha Ann Tillls, Lake
Mary
JANUARY IS
Admissions
Sarah Louise Knight, Lillie
Mae Collins, Nell Day, Gary
Moretz, Jewell Dean Young,
Rebecca Smoak Cummings,
Teddy R. Lindt. Dlxlo Dcs
kins, Michael Cobb, Elizabeth
Klein, all of Sanford; Linda
S chrader, DcLand; Christine
L. Reynolds, Edda Willahan,
DcBary; Mary Jo Culbrclh,
Lake Monroe
Births
Mr. and Mra. Dan Collins,
baby girl, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
inond Deaklns, baby boy, Mr.
and Mrs. Flavors Franklin
Culbreth, baby boy, all of
Sanford
Diacharges
Nancy Reynolds, Bessie Haig
ler, Mabel J. Hurston. Fati
ma Henley, Kathlern Stef
ford, Wilbur Hartman, Dor
othy Lee, all of Sanford; WII
Ham Krecker, Fred li. Me
Laren, Talman Van Arsdale,
all of DeBary; Manning Todd
Osteen; Jon Phillip Morris
Alice Toneff, Longwood; Bet
ty J. Richey, Lake Mary;
Sharon Futrcll, Lake Monrod
Catherine Wilburn, llavanna
Ala.
JANUARY II
Admission*
Janice E. Dcnco, Susan Shot)
maker, Eartha Allen, Vivian
Van Aukcn, Lulu Mac Colyer,
William R. Jennings, Olive
lllllery, Paula Johnson, all of
Sanford; James U. Osburn
Lake Mary
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Van
Auken, batty girl, Sanford
Discharges
Teddy R. Lindt. Dorothy lilt
tell, Horace 11. Duncan, Sin
clalr Ash, Michael Cobb, Ka
trena Johnson, James An
thony Harris, Charles Muffin,
Betty Martensen and baby
boy, Clarice L. Litton and
baby boy, all o f Sanford; Di
antha A. Ilondzion and batty
boy, Martha M. Powell and
baby boy, Longwood; John
Ebetsch, DcBary; Flora All
man, Ethel M. Whlddcn, Os
teen; Michael Lucas, Fern
Park; Morris Wilson, Oak Hill
JANUARY 2*
A d m is s io n *
Ward T. Tilley, James A.
Riser, Beverly K. Logan, Em
ma W. Lynn, Juanita Scott,
Elizabeth
Bowman,
Jesse
Jones, Geoffrey Bucy, Irene
WUt, Ethel Parkes, all of
Sanford; Mary R. Early, Del
tona; Vassar T. Morton, Bertrum Gould, Suranna Wolff,
William Miller, all of DeBary;
Bernice Pilate, Mima; James
Lake, Waklo V. Waggoner, of
Lake Mary; LylUan Gray,
Lauren, S. C.
Birth*
Mr. and Mrs. James Dencr.
baby girl; Mr. and Mrs. Char
les W1U, baby girl; Mr. and
Mra. David Scott, baby boy,
all of Sanford; Mr. and Mra.
Nathaniel Pilate, baby girl,
Mima.
Dischargee
Alien
Blackshear,
Clifford
Bosk,
Jacqueline
Partain,
Mary Hargrave, Faye Lodge
and baby girl, LUlie Mae Col
lins and baby girl, all of
Sanford; Burdean Colegrove,
DeBary;
Faye
Kendrick.
Rochester, N. Y .; Carrel lilrt
and baby girl, Osteen.
Sw ift's Franks
S a u s a g e ••••
Pork Chops • •
P o rk R i b s . . .
Sliced Bacon •
W hite Shrim p
B o lo g n a • . • .
l i t h s 's Teify flaks
Gem R o lls ............. 2 .'H i 49c
Popular Brown 'N Serve Swift'*
Br.*h*f*ne'. Anerted Flever.
Yogurt................. ..
19c
Pllltbery Sw*e» *» lett.reillh
Testy Flavored lab*
'if- 49c
Witceniln Sliced ■la-ire
• frozen food* e
Armour'* Ster Delicious
Minute Meld Cenceelrele
cent
99c
lb .
p«r
lb .
____
1-lb.
pkg.
Smell Slio Tatty Florida
Hellewey Haute Stuffed
Bell Peppers............. 'ST 59c
With Cheat*, Chef ter-er-Dee
Frozen Pizza............. 'Vh*“59c
lb .
Copeland's Tatty Freak Sliced
Birdt lye Qukh Frette
Potato Puffs.............
p«r
Country Style Froth
Swiss Cheese........... *ti. 33c
Orange Juice . . . . 3
8-ox.
pkg.
Testy Center-Cut
Biscuits................... 4 «*£ 39c
Gouda Cheese . . .
i hi package towards Swlfl Prnal— Bacea)
New! Sixxle-See led Flever
• dairy specials •
23c
Mr*. Feel'* Family Fech
lb .
49
49
69
45
49
49
49
Fish C a k e s............... 'ST 59c
Breaded Shrimp . . .
59c
Sln|lefee'i Qulch-Fretee
DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT
SWIFTS PREMIUM TASTY
FLAVOR HOUSE
Dry ROASTED PEANUTS...
• down produce lane •
lb.
Taity North Caroline
yam s • • ». 10*
grapes • ». 23 *
Fancy Red Emperor
Crisp Red Delicious
_________________■ _________ 4-lb .
ap p les •
A Ac
CORNED BEEF
69
CABBAGE
.c
6
HARD GREEN
All Flavor*. SwWa Premium
a y |ce Cream • • • . 0 9
Fruit Cocktail 5 #3oz $ a
Fru it D rin k • 4 •1.
Chili with Beans 19*
A pple Juice • 3 • 1 .
P e a c h e s . . . 4 •1.
Corn # # #••* * 8 • 1 .
o w n
h a lf J L A
9 .1 .
Delicious FAR Brand
cant
{
lb.
Dole Pineapple-Grapefruit
46-ox.
cant
Lyket Hearty-Fla voted
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*
#300
can
Zetty Flevered Apple-Keg
46-ox.
cans
Raggedy-Ripe Osage Freeatesse
#2Vi
cant
FfrP Cream Style
303
cans
Green
Stamps
•lih * 1 . Iw fM a*4 f v d n w «li
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Holt Heir Spray, Soft or Regular
14-oa. $1.09 glut tea —
lisRltH IhU Jam. 88. IN4I
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mwmri
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Stampe
4
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pa ch a *. A
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100-ct. kettle 79c
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m atempe
so
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TARNOW'S OVOMEABV MEAT LOAF
1W -8. pkg. B9e
Ilia U, S. paper Industry
tills#* 10 per cant of the
utlun'a chemical industry
JitOreen
Stampe
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A
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Nabiaco'a Family Favorite
□ Oreo Cremes ............
49*
Green Giant Buffet Sixe
□ Niblets Com ........ 2
~
27* ,
Green Gient Creem Style Buffet
□ Golden Corn ........ 2 V." 27*
Green Gient Buffet Sixe
□ Green P e a s
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v
2
29* ’
Green Gient Tender Oraen
lO VY-oe,
□ Cut Asparagus
25*
□ Italian Dressing ....... aJ; 39*
2 Vi-lk. pkg. $1.29
I
10*-Off Label! Sto-Pof
OQPPQQOOOOPOPOQPOO
□ Laundry Rinse
to w m so 1
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e e e e e e e o e e i
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FOP Tender Cut
□ Green Beans ...... . . 8
JM ®T2 *2 j?j!22pa
.iwmaa’a O.R. Si. Ceekad or SYd Hem
6 -o x . pkg. 69e
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cans
*1
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cans
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□ Garden Peas ........ 66
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HWY. 17-92 & SR 436
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WEATHER: Light rain* today becoming partly cloudy Friday; high to lay 65-70; low tonight around B5.
VOL. f>G
United Press Len.«ed~Wiie
Established 1»08
~THURS., JANUARY 23, 1964 ; SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 110
c io c
n v JULIAN 8TENSTROM
W f leurm-d this morning
tliat the Orange County Board
of Commissioners approached
Lake County's commissioners
uhout n joint site for the uni
versity. Only 300 acres would
have been in Lake County.
Orange never submitted th e 1
site. It was the last the Lake,
people heard about it,
•
•
•
Hut vve wore pU-uscd to g e t ,
Ijike County Clerk Frank .
Owens’ report this morning,
that Lake County's commis-1
sinners had endorsed n Semi
nole site. They didn't pin
point Ada or Kcon. They lie-1
lieve, said Owens, that the
site should be where it is ac
cessible to the Inrgest num
ber o f people. We agree.
•
»
•
We bad a clock watcher call
at our home la>t night and
say tliat The Herald's edi
torial cu Monday
was the
beat resumo o f the situation
they'd yet seen. We were com
plimented on it ul«o because
other news media, stirh as
WESH-TV (Channel 2) and
newspapers such us the DeLund Sun News, the Leesburg
Commercial and others hod
picked it up.
•
•
•
Tliat word o f endorsement
Wednesday f r o m
Volusia
County's
commissioners
wasn't hard to tukc. Matter
c f fact, we enjoyed it! Thanks,
gentlemen. We're glad you
agreed that a Seminole site
is the best because it will do
more
good for thelargest
tiumlicr of people. There's no
better reasoning than tliut.
•
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Lake County For Seminole Site;
Officials Tour Added Locations
Best Location,
Officials Tell
Control Board
Group Hopes
For Decision
On Friday
By Fred Van Pell
ORLANDO— Five o f six
members of (tie State Board
of Control were taken on s
tour this morning by orange
1County Commissioners of new
! sites proposed for the Fast
|Central Florida University.
I Bulletin
Tire State Board of Con
trol. upon the advice of Its
technical staff, ilriqvped the
Lund site this afternoon.
The site was never official
ly proposed by the Kemlnole
Board u( Commissioners. It
was offered only In the
event the Board of Control
was Interested. Meanwhile,
the Kemlnole commissioners
reaffirmed the la k e Ada
site. However, It expanded
the Eron site to S.noo acres
north to s n la and offered
the Board Us rholre of any
l,ooo to l.son acres.
SEN. MACK CLEVELAND, right, greets Commissioner o f Agriculture
Doyle Conner (center) at dedication of the new Pesticide Residue Labora
tory in Sanford while County Agent Cecil Tucker, J. T. Rumbloy, lab tech
nician, Burke Chester, inspector, and Wade Shenly, chemist look on.
New State Lab
Here Dedicated Kelly To Speak A t
JC Awards Banquet
By Conner
A Scnunole County site for
live proposed East Central
Florida University has been
endorsed by the Board of
Commissioners of l.ake Coun
ty, according to lak e Coun
ty's clerk, Frank Owens.
Contacted at his office In
Tavares this morning, Owens
confirmed an earlier report
that the Lake Counly Com
mission had decided * Semi
nole County site would best
serve not only the citizens of
lak e but also the rest of (lie
people of Central Florida.
“ Wo believe a Seminole site
Is best," said Owens, “ be
cause either of your sites
would be accessible to our
region by SR 46. We antici
pate that in the not too dis
tant future that SR 46 will
become a major cross state
highway.”
Owens went on to say that
lak e's commissioners believ
ed that a Seminole location
would be the most logir.il site
among those now lx-mg con
sidered by the Board of Con
trol.
News of Lake County’s en
dorsement, which was wired
to the State Uoard of Con
trol, comes on tlie heels of
an endorsement by Volusia
County’s commissioners which
was announced Wednesday.
WESH-TV of Qaytona Beach
and Orlando has editorially
endorsed tlie Seminole situ at
Lake Ada. It is understood
that the Do land Sun News
and the Leesburg Commer
cial have (or are now) en
dorsing Seminole Counly av
a site for the pospaved school.
By the way, Tom Gilchrist
•
•
•
Jr.,
general
manager
of
Inspected were Turkey Lake
WESH-TV, wrote; "I regret
Commissioner of Agric.il l Slalc Sen> Sfott K,.„y of
Ranch and the Martin Com
Kelly, a general contractor
that the two minutes, 40
lure
Doyle Conner dedicated; Lakeland will address the an- and realtor, is also engaged In
pany
Site
south
of
Orlando,
seconds, allotted for cur edi
(he new pesticide residue nual awards banquet of Uic the insurance and hanking
torials was not sufficient to the Carrigan - Rybolt and
Sanford • Seminole Junior
quote your Monday editorial Adamuccl sites cast of Or- lalxiratory located at the
business. Ho U a former
Chamber of Commerce Satur
in its entirety. 1 found it welt llando and the Sweetwater Slate Farmers arket In San- day night.
member of the lakeland City
wiitten and most comprehen site northwest of Orlando. It , font tills morning before a
Tlie affiir will also feature Corrmls'iog. a* ’*7 - -is tnnjor
waa noted that ah o(
r»C
sive snd objective."
l!e went on to say, “ You sites included large lakes.
Making
the
tour
were sentatives uf the agriculture ? .
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ntuke an excellent ease and if
government award, oulstand- 1 j[c b;il< i*,,.,, prominent in
Baya
Harrison, industry.
logic prevails to any reason Chairman
Commissioner Conner was Ing young farmer award and JiycM fleUvltie*. In 195( he
able degree, the new univer Chester Whittle, Charles For
outstanding young s a i l o r won Lakeland's outstanding
man,
Gert
Schmidt
and
John
introduced by Sen.
Mack award.
sity should lie located at Lake
young msn of the year award.
Pace. Absent was Dr. Wayne Cleveland and (lie invocation
Ada."
In 1937 he was one of Flor
Thank you, Tom. The Her McCall- wOo made the same was given by Hie Rev. Grover
ida's five outstanding young
Sewell of the First Presbyter
ald and all of Seminule'a peo j tour Sunday.
men, was the recipient of tlie
None of the board mem ian Church.
ple thank you. It is great to
state Jaycee good govern
bers would commit themThe Department of Agricul
know we're not fighting this
ment award in 1962 and also
sclvci thl* morning relative ture has been carrying on the
battle alone.
that year was nominated for
to any change in their 3 3 pest residue program for the
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deadlock between l.ake Ada in past five years through tlie
We luid u clock vvalclier
outstanding young men of
Seminole County and Ulue- use of mobile units, but this
phone the other day to in
America award.
atone in Orange County.
is
the
first
permanent
labor
Lt. Col. Sherman G. Ilarrlquire if any o f Keniinole
The banquet will be held at
However they indicated they
man
(Ret.) died this morning
County's school buses are will make every effort to atory established outside TalSeminole's Board of County the Police Benevolent Associa
heated, and If not why not. reach a decision at their lahosscc. It was made poss- Commissioners today official tion's building on Seminole at his residence, 111 Orange
Drive, Loch Arbor, following
We checked with
Walter : meeting Friday morning here ble by an appropriation o f the ly and unanimously en d orse |Boulev ard
Legislature last year.
a lengthy illness.
Teague o f the county school |at the Cherry Plata Hotel.
t h e proposed metropolitan
Conner said that tills is n
Horn Fell. 12, 1895 in North
office. He advised tiial this
Seminole County Commis two fold program, not just of telephone system.
Conway,
N. II., he came here
county hut no heuted school sioners entertained the board
The roinmiisioners adopted
benefit to the grower, but pro
in
1917 from
Gloucester,
buses. “ Buses," he reported, of control members at lun
a resolution in which they
viding consumer protection as
Mass.
“ are purchased according to cheon at Oviedo City Hall.
declared
that the county
well.
Ifo served nversess in txstls
would best be served by the
state specifications mid they
Following the luncheon the
It is estimated that Some
World
Wsrs and was the re
proposed
system
since
it
do not include beating equip group was to visit the Tuska2,000 samples drawn from a
cipient of (lie Purple Heart,
would have tlie effect of In
vvilia and Econ sites, and if
ment."
large central Florida area creasing Hie number of tele
PARIS (UPI) — President the Croix de Guerre and the
Teague went on to suy tliat Uicy so desire, will return
will be Icslcd for residue dur _______
in
Seminole
"which:
c,lflr,r*
(i*u|l«,'s mdepend ! Distinguished Service Cross.
phones
In
after buses are purchased a for another look at lake Ada.
bc dialcd toll free l» , nt IK),ic>‘ * ° win renewed j He waa a past commander of
Chairman James P. Avery ing the Sanford lab's first j
county can add heuting equip
>ear of operation. Foodstuffs j -t?^
C(.n)
j French grandeur across the [the Bethlehem Commamlry
ment if it wishes. •Tcrliapt Jr. sakl he also hoped board
to lie tested will include vege-j Tj|(. |,rupoaal to establish world widened today on three Knight* Templar; a past com
some do," Teague said, “ but members would take the time
tables, meats, and milk.
Ihc ayg|ein was ,nat, . atcd b) fronts _ Russia, Communist mander ot (ho American Leg
I don't know of any. Also, as to visit Seminolo Memorial
inn in Gloucester and a inrinA * ro'V r rduc" tion pro j lhc Seminole County Chamber chi"* *nd La,,n America.
far aa I know, Seminole bus Hospital and othrr points of
ber of Hie American Legion,
£■>"
of
Commerce
and
arrange
Kin»
nce
Minister
Valery
interest
fn
Sanford.
no plans to install heating
has already resulted fn
Shrine Club and llahla Tem
incut*
were
made
by
lhc
(
‘1
Estalng
left
for
equipment in any of its
lowering of residue.
Southern Bell Telephone Com Mo*cow u,r *eek-l<mg talks ple in Sanford. He also was
buses.”
Some of the reason* for pany which serves the great : a*med ** boosting trade be a member ol tlie First Meth
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contamination, according to er Sanford a r e a a n , I hv th e ' « ci'n Prance and the Soviet odist Church of Sanford.
area and by the
Rsn into a couple Wednes
Doyle, arc wrong Use of Winter Park Telephone Com
Survivor* are his wife, Mrs.
day who had not heard abcut
pesticides, over application, pany wjurh provide* servirr
*',c t^ade mission coincided Doris II. Ilarrunan, of larh
the Metropolitan telephone
plain carelessness, appliea- (o the southern, area--of the wl,h ' l ’1" 0'- completion of Arbor-; tw o-* urs-.- Shcrrnan -G.
system. We explained it and
imn-o rrirr iinfuvArabitrvrath j cout||yi
|French plans to recognize Jr., of Amarillo, Tex., and
they canrurred that it
ST. AUGUSTINE (HIM) - cr conditions cauilng wind) q-(]C coinn.Iiaionc,* noted fn i Communist China over strong Bruce of Concord, N. If.; live
okeh. Tlife/'il gu fur it. You do A year «g»>, some 1.300 mem drift and harvesting to early, j |)H.jr resolution tliat the nuni- objection!
by the
United grandchildren and a slater,
the same. The 30, 40 or 60 ber* of 11 non-supporting
Ulher
officials
attending ,HT of telephone, which could'
A fornisl announce- Mra. Rose Randall of Dorcents additional it'll cost you union* struck the Florida East lhc dedication and o|>cn house
bo dialed toll free would I* I " ,rnl °* recognition la expect- chrilcr, Mas*.
each month for your residence Coast Railway.
included Hep. Joe Davit, increased from some 15,bou to 1“'l varly next week,
Funeral services will be
The strikers haven't return Counly Commission
phone wilt lie the biggest in
Chair approximately 35.OOO, a n d
l*1' Uaulle’a outreach to La- held at 11 a m. Saturday at
vestment in Seminole County's ed to work, and probably man Janies Avery, Gen. J. C. they called for the Southern 'In America was signified by Gramkow Funeral Hume with
future that you can make for won't in tlie near future.
Hutchison. Ikjylc G o l d e n , Bell subscriliera in Sanford
announcement Wednesday Rev. John T. Adams Jr. offi
The FEC, after a brief shut head ot Ihr pesticide residue
that little bit of money.
area to Imd their interest and "'■* he will visii Brazil thl'. ciating. Cremation will fol
down. resumed freight »er- program's field labs, Dr. V.
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support to the system.
; >‘ *r ,,c previously had an- low.
We attended the Jaycee vice. Passenger service, the E. Stewart, state chemist,
The f■imly lus requested
Next week Southern Bell’s [ n«'un“ « l a trip to Mexico In
that donation* he made to the
luncheon today at which past carrier says, will not be re iss Bertha Munks, research Atlanta office will begin mail- -March,
Cancer Fund in lieu of flow
presidenta were honored. We sumed until there is no dan director, and W. O. Whittle, ing information to Uie com1
er*.
had the
priviiedgc,
with ger of sabotage against FEC chief of the Stale farm ers pa0y'a subscribers In the San•tlirrs, of getting eliis o r trains or equipment.
Markets.
ford area. The material will
The FEC was struck when
ganisation re-started
right
explain the proposal and in- C A | J ' „
CL«x
It refused to grant non-operat
•after World War II. We never
form
each
subscriber
exactly
j
O
I
O
i
e
r
S
jH O r
ing employes a 10.28 cents an
dreamed at that time that so
I what his rates will be under
MIAMI (U PI)—Four men
hour wage Increase. FEC of
much would be accomplished
the new system. Each sub 'accused of killing one of FINEW DELHI (UPI) - In
ficials claimed the railroad
by thesa who followed us in was not In a financial posi
scriiier will be provided a del Castro's soldiers when the dia today faced the prospect
such a few, short years.
OAKI.AND. Calil. (UPI) — card upon which he may in bearded revolutionary landed of a new man at tlie head of
tion to grant the pay hike.
Police
today investigated tlie. dicatc his approval or disap- in Cuba in 1957 were executed Its government for the first
Efforts to settle the dis
Wednesday by a tiring squad. lime since independence note
pute—the second longest In strangling of O a k I a n d * « ! proval of the'plan.
"Mother of the Y ear" for
Local telephone company | The men had been sentenc- than 16 year* ago.
the
nation—have
failed
and
LONDON (L’ PI) P lo
The cause is the Illness of
wright William Douglas-Home, both sides seem determined 1963 and her beautiful 18-ycar-. oflicisL have staled tliat a rd to 30 years in prison but
old daughter.
. simple majority may not hr the sentence wax overruled by 74-ycar-old Prime Minister
not
to
five
in
to
htc
other.
brother of Prime Minister Sir
Tlie bodies uf Mrs. Frank, suificienl to affect the change the Cuban Supreme Court Jawabarlal Nehru aod lhc
The FEC reacted to the
Alec Douglas Horac ami auMartin. 43. and tier daughter,' in the present system. R. L. earlier tills week and their prospective successor is Lai
Ihor of the play "The lleluc- strike by abolishing the jobs
Carolyn, wrro found bound Shcddtn, of the Sanford of execution* were ordered.
Bahadur Khastri, 39, who waa
tant Peer," became die fa of all striking employcs and
The four were aU members named minister without porther of a reluctant daughter repining the strikers with and strangled on the living tier of Southern Bed, has
personnel
and room floor of their faahion- stated tliat a decisive major of Fulgenico Ilatista'i army folio in Nehru'a cabinet Wed
Wednesday night. The bsby supervisory
able home Wednesday, >
ity wiii be required.
wblch Castro defraud ru IBM). nesday.
k p mure than a week late. non-union help.
comity 'ottiflalf and'*rejr^ [J* .
n°r' ,
"f 1*kel;,nd a"d»' MWC*MC
County Board
Backs Metro
Phone Plan
5. G. Harriman
Dies At Home
De Gaulle Sends
Aide To Moscow
Unions Struck
FEC Year Ago
Four Batista
Strangling Of
‘Mother’ Probed
Reluctant Baby
J .
India May Get
New Leader
t^
m"
AN OLD-FASHIONED rvtern-whcol (or pmlillo wheel) niifhtftccinK liont
now is plying' Luke Monroe and Hie St. Johns River, much ns in the days
of the real rtverbont, the Osceola, which traveled from Jacksonville to
Sanfurd from a half-century uko to about 11128. The Deltona Queen, a 30pnssentrer boat, will he christened at 10 n.m. Friday at the Deltona dock on
Lake Monroe. Deltona visitors will be Riven tickets for the free boat rides,
seven days a week. Commodore Harold Willett is the Deltona Queen'd cap
tain. Now turn this picture upside down and sen a ghost ship.
Fidel Home With Sugar
Pact Worth Billions
MOSCOW (U PI) — Cuban
Premier Fidel Castro return
ed to Havana today In secrecy
at the end of a 10-day visit
to the Soviet Union in which
lie backed Moscow publicly
in its dispute with Red China.
Moscow Radio said the Cu
ban leader flew from Kiev
in the Ukraine by way of
Murmansk to Havana aboard
a giant TUI 14 Jetliner. Tho
broadcast said tlie plane
muvA...
BRIEFS
Latin Visitors
GAINESVILLE (UPI) Ten students from the Uni
versity of Recife, Brazil, will
attend a series of seminars
on the American way of life
here next week.
Must Pay Support
LOS ANGELES (UPI) Blind N cg'o singer • pianist
Hay Charles will have (0 pay
$400 a month for the impport
of the 3-mnnth-old daughter of
Sandra Jean Betts.
Murder Plot
TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) —
Charles Hughes, 29, must
stand trial on charges of at
tempting to kill his 3 year-old
stepdaughter in a icheine to
collect $30,000 insurance.
Iilast Kills 3
MIAMI (UPI) - Two lens
<>( dynamite exploded acci
dentally at a nearby rockpit
Wednesday, killing three work
men and scattering fragments
of their bodies over a quartermile area.
readied Havana at 8:40 am .
EST.
Khrushchev had good rea
son to be pleased with Cas
tro's trip here, the second he
has made in eight months.
Castro gave Khrushchev sig
nificant public ba eking in his
Ideological light with Peking
by condemning splinter move
ments among foreign Commu
nist parties.
Castro’.* support for the So
viet position was made known
in a Joint Sovict-Cuhan com
munique, tiio full text of
which was published by the
Communist party organ I’ ravita today.
The communique, summing
up (he official part of Castro's
visit to Uie Soviet Union, gavs
details of a new trade pact
under which Russia has pledg
ed to buy $2.5 billion worth
ot Cuban sugar with Soviet
goods over a six-year period.
Democratic Poll
Puls LBJ Ahead
WASHINGTON fU P f) President Johnson's political
aides privately are circulat
ing result* of a Democrats|N>n.*ored Pennsylvania poll
showing hlin far ahead of
major Republican contender*
for the While House.
Ilio
President'* advisers
are most impressed with the
poll's indication that Gov.
William Scranton Is running
behind two other potential
GOP presidential nominees in
OPELIKA, Ala. (UPI) — Pennsylvania,
William Houghton, a proud
Johnson's best showing as
father without a ear, walks Uic poU's Democratic pres),
two mile* from hi* homo to dential nominee waa against
a hospital and back twice a Arizona's
Republican
Sen.
day to see hi* new son. He Barry Gvldwaler.
is 81 years old.
Johnson, 82.1 per ccnt|
Tho child, William Jr., was Gold water—17.9 per cent.
Tho
democrati’
Pennsy
horn Jan. 16 to Houghton's
.second wife, Josie, 37, who lvania poll next showed:
Johnson, 798 per cent;
l» 18 years younger than
Houghton's oldest daughter.
Scranton, 20.2 per cent.
Hospital officials *aid the
Johnson,
75.2 per centf
infant, w-hirli weighed six |New York Gov. Nelson A.
pounds at it* Caesarean birth, Horkcfeller, 216 per cent.
i* m good health.
Johnson, 75.2
c r ccntj
Mrs, Houghton said she former Vice President Rich
married Houghton, her se ard M. Nixon, 24.8 per ccnL
cond husband, in 1958 “ be
cause we both were lone
some." Site lived with a
sister next door to Houghton. Gov. I.eroy Collins reiterated
“ He needed somebody to today tliat lie doesn't expect
keep him from burning up his to campaign for a public of
food," she said.
fice In Florida this year.
Lovei*s Como Back
HOLLYWOOD (U PI)—Lov
er* Elizabeth Taylor and
Itieliard Burton, returning to
Hollywood apparently to seek
a solution to their marital
tangle, ran headon into 4 fur
ious Eddie Fisher today,
Father At 81,
He Walks Miles
To Hospital
Collins SayR No
V/e're Overstocked With
f
14" TIRES
NOW ONLY
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Soviet Veto
GENEVA (UPI) - The Sovlet Union today vetoed any
agreement on banning the
spread of nuclear weapons as
long as the West retains its
plan for a multilateral nu
clear force.
6
Blarkwall,
litua lax.
Whitewalls 82
mors. 750x11,
1
890x14,
850x11,
900x14,
>30x14.
Cease-Fire Set
JAKABTA, Indonesia (UPI) !
—President Sukarno today o r - ,
derrd a cease-fire in Indon |
esia's border war with Mala- {
ytia at tlie conclusion ol
peace talks with Ally. Gen.
Hubert F, Kennedy.
66
New Treud
T IR E S
• Cmutne
Mr Hubert*
rrtrrada
applied on
hound Ur*
ra tin g * !
• BUDGET TERMS
• Free
Mounting
Citrus Safe
LAKELAND (UPI) — Fkirida'a citrus crops escaped
serious damage last week
from a two-day freeze that
dealt a million doUar blow
to tender vegetable crops on
the southern part of the stale.
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4(L> W. FIRST KT.
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New Storm Sweeps Nation • • State Arraigns 36 Cubans
Page 4-A — Feb. 5, 1964
Postman Gets
Year In Jail
Snow, Rain Hit
With 60-Mile
( T lt r
Gusts Of Wind
M EM PH IS, Tenn. (U P I ) —
I ’uitman W aller Glenn
Bun
hart waa sentenced to one year
in prison Monday fo r falling
to deliver mail. He blamed his
misfortune on an irate hus
band.
Prosecutor Odell Horton Jr.,
told federal court here that
Bonhart, 35, stopped on his
route about three yeara ago to
visit a housewife and was
caught by the husband, who
shot at him with a pistol.
Horton said a bullet dam
aged Bonhart'a right arm, the
one used to carry heavy mall
bags. By last Christmas, the
arm hurt so much Bonhart Just
delivered the first class mall
and dumped all second and
third class mall at his home.
Postal Inspectora recovered
the undelivered letters. Bon
hart pleaded guilty to cmbcsslement o f mall.
B
Two Papers Ban
Cigarette Ads
SARASOTA (U P I) The
Sarasota Herald-Tribune and
the
Sarasota
Journal
an
nounced today thot the newspapera no longer will accept
cigarette advertising.
Tha policy went into effect
with this morning's issue of
the Hrrald-Trlhunn and In
volve* all type* of cigarette
advertising, from the national
level down to the mention of
the product in local grocery
ads.
"In light of the recent gov
ernment report on cigarette
smoking we see no justifica
tion for publishing cigarette
advertising and wc will no
longer accept It in our pa
pers," a llcrald-Trlbuno edi
torial read.
The newspapers, published
by Lindsay Newspapers, Inc.,
have a Joint circulation ol
more than 40,000.
The editorial called on the
nation's publishers and broad
casters to voluntarily discon
tinue such advertising "b e
fore the federal government
moves to forcr such action
and before the courts decide
to hold the advertising media
liable along with the manu
facturer and vender for as
sisting In the sale of s toxic
product without Identifying it
as such."
The editorial
also com
mended tha National Assoclation of Broadcasters’ tele
vision board o f directors for
Its tightening up on cigarette
advertising.
Slessinger To
Write Of JFK
W ASHINGTON
(U P I )
Historian Arthur M. SchlesInger Jr., la leaving bis White
House post to writ* an Insid
er's account o f the Kennedy
years.
Schle* lager’s
resignation,
banded !o President Johnson
Tuesday, w ill become effec
tive March 1. Theodore C.
Sorensen, another Intimate of
the late President Kennedy,
resigned two weeks ago alto
to write a book about Keo-
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Peanut Bars...
By Julian Stcnstrom
Karlylc llousholder, presi
dent of the Seminole County
Chamber of Commerce, void
Wednesday night he would
call the trade body's "sun
shine committee” into action.
Apparently he did and tills
morning the early morning
sun was bright ami the skies
blue. Tile "sunshine" group is
comprised of "Sunny” Powell,
"Sunny" Ralrorn and Meric
"W a rm er."
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Finch Waives
Insurance Right
LOS A N O E LE S (U P I ) - D r .
R. Bernard Finch, who Is serv
ing a life prison sentence for
the notorious “ love triangle”
Slaying o f his wife, has waived
claim to an Insuranco policy
in the life o f Mrs. Finch,
court records showed today.
Superior Court Judgo Clyde
C. Triplett Monday approved
an agreement givin g the f'2t),250 proceeds from the policy
to tha slain woman’s children.
Proceeds o f 520.10(1 from
another policy have been de
posited wtlh the county clerk
pending an agreement aa to
the beneficiary.
The children of Mrs. Barbara Finch are Raymond, 10,
and Pattle Dee Daugherty, 15,
the girl by a prior marriage.
Finch, 40, was convicted In
1001 along with Carole Treg o ff, 27, his admitted |wrainour, o f conspiring to kill
Mrs. Finch In July 1050. Two
previous trials had ended with
hung juries.
Finch Is serving u life sontcnco at San Quentin prison
and Mlsa T rc g o ff la confined
to a women's prison with an
identical sentence.
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If you're planning to get
sick this weekend It may or
m ay not be the right time.
About 21)0 physicians from all
over Central Florida will con
verge on Sanford’s civic cen
ter Saturday night to hear
three prominent specialists In
their respective fields lecture
to the SID's.
Dr. Bruce Logan and Dr.
B. Waldo Moore of Emory
University will be here along
with Dr. Peter C. Gaze* of
the Medical College o f South
Carolina.
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Quite a bit of interest has
been stirred up as to how the
name of Lake Monroe origin
ated. We learned Wednesday
that at one time the body of
water was once named la k e
Valdez. But that's as far as
we got. We can report, however, that a number o f peo
ple arc working on the an
swer. We- have an idea that
If anybody can come up wKh
the right answer it'll be Guy
Strickland—that noted history
instructor at South Seminole
Junior High In Casselberry.
One of the Clock Watchers
suggested this morning that
U. S. 17-92 between Sanford
and SB 430 nede* white traf
fic lines repainted. It cer
tainly does! Our caller also
suggested that the white line
markings also l>e plated at
Ute edges of both north and
southbound lanes. Wc agree
with that tool If you’ ve tried
to drive this thoroughfare at
night during the wet weather
w e’ve been having you know
what wa mean. It's rought
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home owners, people at the
raceway and now employes
of Dearborn using Semlnola
Boulevard,
this
particular
road is about to become one
of the most heavily used in
the county. But it’s * good
one and should handle the
heavy traffic with ease.
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Wednesday
night with Chamber Manager
John Kridcr and Peter Schaal
of Orlando and attempted to
get more definite information
on tlie possibility of Sanford
h av'rg an entry In the Flor
ida State League this summer.
Sorry to report there's
no
ntorc information at tills time.
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A caller from out SouUi
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hopes the school board can
can arrange more suitable bus
arhedules when the English
Estates School opens ami
South Seminole Elementary
goes ofl double session*.
Right now, she says, her
children who attend South
Seminole Elementary have to
catch buses as early a* 7 a.
m. and It Is still fairly dark
at that time. Perhaps when
English Estates opens South
Seminole Elementary students
will have a later opening
hour.
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Established 1908
TI1UHS., FE B R U A R Y 6. 1964 SANFORD, FLO RID A
NO. 120
A new snowstorm blew down VOL. 56
from the northern Hookies to-1
dnj nnd heavy rain fell from
southern Illinois to the Curo-I
linns. The snowbound South-,
west struggled out o f Its ,
K E Y W EST ( U r i l - T h e
worst storm o f the winter.
Cuban
government
an
Wind-driven snow fell dur
nounced today it has shut
ing the night from northern
olf the fresh water pipeline
Colorado to Montana nnd east
In fhr V. S. naval base at
ward into the Dakotas. Wind
(•tinnlannmo
Itay,
Cubs,
gust* o f more than 00 miles
until 36 Cuban fl*hrrnirn
nr. hour reduced visibility to
held in Jail at Kry West are
zero.
freed.
The Weather Bureau posted
warnings o f snow, much cold
er temperatures and strong
winds for the mountain states.
Locally heavy snow nnd bliz
zard conditions were expected.
Motorists a|n d
stockmen
were advised to take precau
tions for "severe conditions.”
Tho storm w iis expected to
spread across the western
PENSACOLA (U P I ) — P o
plains during the day.
lice searched (inlay for two
The storm Unit dumped snow
men who strong • armed a
on the Southwest triggered
young woman, llctly llavton,
thunderstorms along the Mis
into surrendering two ring*
sissippi llivcr valley cast into
valued al $3,000 Wednesday
Dixie. Greenville, S. C., re
contractors for Monday or Tuesday, according to
night.
F IN A L INSPEC TIO N o f Sanford’s new $407.ported 1.21 inches o f rain in
City Manager W. E. Knowles. The plant has been
500 sewage disposal plant on Poplar Street, near
six hours dutitig the night nnd
in trial operation for several weeks.
the iakefront, is scheduled by the engineers and
Belleville, III., reported .70
M IAM I (U lM ) — A oa-jearincli during the same period.
otd building contractor was
Snow drifts in Texas nnd
arrested today on charges
N ew Mexico stacked 8 feet
growing out of the 1962 IkhiiIvhigh and hampered the efforts
ing of the home of Miami
o f road crews to clear high
Herald Editor Don Slioeinak
ways. The. National Guard
cr. No one was injured in the
helped ranchers feed stranded
Fob. 18. 1062 blast.
cattle. About 25,000 cattle
were marooned near Clayton,
X. 51., without food since
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The Town Council o f A lta-. A resolution wan unnnimousWASHINGTON
lU P I )
—
JACKSON, Mis*. (U P I ) - Chairman Richard B. Bussell,
hfforta to get the propooed monte Springs adopted a res- ly approved calling for gradearly Monday,
A t the height o f the storm, Sanford Chamber o f Com-!o|utlon Wednesday night op-|ing, stabilization ami paving The prosecution asked a 12- (D C.a ), of the Senate Armed
Santa Fe passenger train* metre organization o ff the posing a change in zoning o f Second Street from Sand- ntan while criminal court Services Committee said to
plowed through snow drifts as ground ran into a temporary ■ r,,m H 'lA A to t - l o f prop- ford Avenuu to Hermits Trail jury today to find Ilyron Dr day that IkiUi the United
higlt us Ute trains tlienisclvcs. snug during a meeting Wed-1
at tho intersection o f at uii estimated cost o f 5il,00tl.
State* and Itusiin are trying
l.u Beckwillt guilty of killing
Four deaths wero blamed on nesday night at the County Muitlumi Avenue and Orunole A blitting property owners will
to develop an effective death
Negro
leader
Mcdgar
Evers
the storm. Gov. Jack 51. Camp Courthouse.
Bond. The chnngc in classifi bo assessed two-thirds of tho
r*y.
by "shooting him In the back
bell o f New Mexico declared
Don Bales. Sanford auto cation would allow tho placing cost with the town to psy the
Quay and Union counties dis dealer who served us tenipor-;
in the nighttime."
* food store at that loea- remaining une-thinl.
aster areas. Thu adjutant gen- ary ehairniun, appointed a ' ,,’n•
Attorney Joe Davis wus au
NICOSIA, Cyprus (U P I ) —
John
Fox
III,
assistant
e is l o f tha National Guard nominating c o m m i t t e e of ! Although tiie property is thorized to notify legal repre
Hinds Circuit Court district U. S. Ambassador Fraser Wll
took command of Uis two- Chairman George A. Speer Jr., I out o f municipal limits of A l- j srnlutlvcs o f .Seminole Industoday
threatened
to
attorney, and son nf l)r . John kins
county area.
Bert Chapman, Phjliipf 5Iar. i tu monte, it^ is within ^*i>0 f « - » l 1Irla l.P a ik llutt coumjl action Mix Jr., acting (Iran o f Uni "c a ll out the Marines” to pro
Many roads rCmalnT#?!
“ Vhall attii Munuel Jueubion , J of town imumfniIts ami is suf-j on a culitravVTor attending the versity of
.Mississippi law tect tiie remaining Americans
nnd Utose that were opened select n slate o f officer*.
'rounded by pioprrties zonedI munlcl|>al water syMrm to tho srlwol, led off with final argu in Cyprus where new com
sometimes filled up again with
munal fighting pushed ten
However, 8 p e e r reported by thu town ns It-IA A . Join- • Pork cannot l*e taken until ap ments to the jury panel.
wind-blown snow. M ajor Itiglit)ic Krm)|) o f 1(,
sion near Ute explosion point.
ing council in opposition to the ] proval Is granted by the HousFollowing c l o s i n g argu
w ay* were cleared during Ute #oni who i|gnw| . ch|irter changu urn developers and Ing, Homs and Finance Agenments and final instructions
day and normal tra ffic was pnrlit.r in the niM ling „ , Mt ..,f honteowners in the exclusive cy.
to the jury, the panel pro
JACKSONVILLE (U P I ) —
it-sumed.
|there Isn’t enough
interest Glen Arden residential area, I Note was made, however, bably will beginjkdiherationr
p
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I - - nmofijr Sanford people to es- who re|Mirted that officials <J that contractors are in tit* fi- by mid-afternoon at tlie latest. An explosives export front tho
E x - L o n H C ld
tablisli a Sanford chumlier it thu Catholic Church also u te, (tul stages o f completing the
Beckwith could get death oi state fire marshal's office In
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|doesn't warrant taking an or- prepuling statements o f rec- system and are expected to be life imprisonment if convicted Tallahassee arrived today to
I n K 0 D D 6 ry
gnnizntional step at this time." ord against tha requested ] gone from the town by Mon- of the antbush slaying of assist the investigation of Ute
day o f next week.^ In view o f ! j.;vcrn, stale secretary for Ute finding of about 800 atlrks of
FO R T L A U D E R D A L E He added, " I f the organize- change.
Tho issue is scheduled for j lltl* fuel, even further negotin National Association for the dynamite buried near sub
( U P I ) — Francis Higgins, 2H. tion doesn't liuvc tho support
o f Philadelphia, a form er con of the community it could hearing before tho Seminole I tion* would bo necessary be- Advancement of Colored Peo urban Arlington.
TALLAH ASSEE fU l’ l ) —
day he did not know what
the stale attorney general's
plans w rre
Held In Bombing
Sanford C. Of C. Zone Change Opposed Stale Concludes
Case Against
BV Altam onte Council De La Beckwith
“Em L,
Death Ray
May Call Marines
Dynamite Probe
servo no useful put pose."
Tlie tentative charter mem
bers derided to meet again
Feb. III.
Buies explained at the out
set o f the meeting, attended
liy some 35 persons, Unit the
put|Mino o f the proposed cham
ber was to 'Vo-ordinntc the
talents o f the people o f this
community for joint uso in thu
promotion of cultural, commer
cial, industrial and the genernl welfare of (he whole com
munity, and that efforts would
he mado to compliment city
government nnd tradesmen."
A . B. Peter son Jr., local
T A L L A H A S S E E (U P II —
J. Edwin Larson, deun nf the realtor, discussed the proposed
Stute Cubinet and Florida articles o f incoriwralion and
treasurer fur 23 years, an- by-laws, after which 10 pernounred Wednesday he would, sons. Bale* said, signed the
kick another term lit office. I organizational charter.
vict sought as a material w it
ness to the fatal shooting of
a Philadelphia policeman at a
N ew Jersey senshore resort,
was held hure toduy on u rob
bery charge.
Higgins was released in $1,000 bail at Somers Point, N. J.,
as a material witness to thu
shooting o f putrolman James
Brown, 27, vucutioning police
man, outside a tavern last
Aug. 2.7.
Brown died in Philadelphia
General Hospital on Oct. 1.
Larson's Hat In
County Zoning Board next fore finul decision is made to
Wednesday night. Copies of provide the area with water.
the Altamonte resolution will
Ihi forwarded to tha county
zoning board, Ute board o f ad
justment nnd tlie county com
mission.
A group o f homeowners
(rom thu llillrrcst develop
ment, appearing to protest
TALLAH ASSEE
(U P I ) street conditions in their area, Gov. Farris Bryant said to
were advised that tcni|iorniy day there was a good chunce
work would be forthcoming President Johnson would atop
until permanent repairs ran I in Central Florida on his way
In made pending completion of lo Miami this month to altrnd
an ovciull streets uud drain groiind breaking ceremonies
lor tlie Cross Florida Barge
age plun for tlie town.
In connection, fund* were Canal.
Rr>unt told his news con
mado available fur Glare Eft
ginecring to begin work im- ference he talked wtUt the
mediately on (lie ovciull plun! Mate Congressional Delegawhich ha* been estimated to lion about Uie plan and mem
bers thought lltc chances " e x
cost 53,1100.
cellent" the President would
stop on his way to Miami
whrrr lie Is scheduled to at
tend a Democratic fund rais
ing dinner at the end o f Ute
LBJ May Visit
Central Florida
month.
Furrer Numcd
A N E STIM ATE D 811.000 damage was cauned when these two truck* col
lided Wednesday on Highway 46 near Faola. Troojter Tommy Tomlinson
said J. N. McMillin, 43, o f Millington, Tenn., pulling a house trailer, veer
ed across the center lino nnd crushed into n loaded truck driven by lloltert
Jackson, 53, driver iuij, the Wight Grocery Company.
(Herald i ’hotoj
Boy Arrested
Letter Carriers
To Meet Sunday
Suspect Held
It's Mull Again,
Again And Again
Ilryant said the Urns and
date of the ceremony could tie
adjusted to fit the schedule of
CANTON, S. C. ( U P I ) —
tho President. The date has E. E. Mull met and introduc
tentatively been set for Feb. ed himself lo E. E. Mull, who
28.
in turn, introduced him to E.
E. Mull and E. E. Mull.
H you find litis confusing
A lighted cigarette on a you can imagine le>w it struck
settee was blamed by Fire lltc E. E. Mulls.
It all Itcgan last week wltrn
Chief Mack N. Cleveland Sr.
this morning for a blaze at E. E. Mull ol Canton stopped
the home of Jack Jones, 1502 at an Inn in Cherokee on Ute
Southwest Road, owned by J. way home front Knoxville,
J. Cate*. Cleveland said one Tenn. He took a scat next to
room and its contents were an elderly man, introduefd
destroyed and a second room himself and heard the startled
damaged before firemen ex stranger say:
" I'm pleased to meet you.
tinguished the blaze.
My name is also E. E. Mull.
I live in Grosse Isle, M ich."
Then tho Michigan Mull
T A L L A H A S S E E ( U P I ) — turned to two men wiUt him
Industrial Commission Chair and said this is "m y son, E.
man W orley Brown
today E. Mull, Jr., and my grandnamed Janie* It. Farrar J r.,: son. E. E. MuU. I I I . " He
lakeland, a|iecial advisor to explained that they w ere en
thu Slat* Industrial Safely route to vtut a nephew, E.
Committee. Farrer is axteu- E. Mull, • supervisor fo r the
Uve vice president o f th* F lor Tennessee Copper and Alining
ida Junior Chamber o f Cnm- Co. at Copper Hill, Tenn.
1me t ea.
During Uj* course of Ute
Fire In Home
— The Clock Winder
ple.
Beckwith sat calm ly at the
SARASOTA (U P I) — Police
defense table as Uta case
literally threw Ute Itook at
neared a derision.
Joseph Justice a 17-year-old
Sarasota boy, Wednesday af
ter lie forced his way Into a
stranger's home, argued with
tlie home owner and pushed
his pregnant wifo to the
Hanford
branch,
Florida floor.
.State Association o f Iaitter
Carrier*, will be host to mem
bers from 38 title* Sunday
CHICAGO (U P I ) Police
afternoon at a district meet
today held i,eeman Russell
ing.
Smith, 31. the accused slayer
Charles W. Coyle, W ash o f two lx>* Angelos police
ington, 1). C., assistant secre men captured after a
tantary-treasurer o f tiie national hunt that started four day*
association, will addrcaa the ago in a crowded West Coast
liiatricl meeting at 1 p.m. department store and ended
Sunday at the American L e g Wednesilay night on a quiet
ion Hall, Highway l7-'.'2 south. Chicago street.
ed
for
fM ilng
in
Florida
waters
without
a
license.
Rryanl said hr had been nut
ol the state for two days.
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ronnty jail, fingerprinted and
hooked by sh eriff’s deputies.
J. V. A V E R Y JH.
Avery Announces
For County
Tax Collector
County Commission Chair
man Jantra P. A very Jr. today
confirmed rumors that lie
would seek th# office nf Sem
inole County tax collector. He
formally announced hia candi
dacy for that poat being vacat
ed by John Galloway .
Avery staled, " I t has long
been my view that this office
belongs to the people and
should in fact bo responsible
to and servo the people. There
fore, tho peopio deserve to
know how this important o f
fice
will
lie
administered,
should they elect me."
H * continued, "Th e follow
ing declaration are the import
ant parts of the program that
1 ahull bu honor bound to carry
out.
"F irsU y, In order to put eon.
trols Uiat should b* enjoyed
by ths people on Ute expendi
ture* o f this office, I shall submlt its budget to our Board o f
County Commissioners fo r ita
approval and abide by ita de
cisions. This Ik not presently
being done, hut instead, goes
lo Tallaliaaaee fo r approval
without benefit o f public hear
ings In Seminole County.
"Secondly, to eliminate unfair competition in pay scales
with industry and other coun
ty offices, job descriptions will
lie submitted to our Board o f
County Commissioners with
the request that they assign
wngu schedules.
"Thirdly, no substantial pur
chase will be made nor obliga
tions incurred without prior
approval o f the Board.
"Fourthly, 1 ahull endeavor,
through ro-opvrHtioti with our
legislative
delegation
and
county leaders, to rrtnove (Ida
office from the dictatorial and
obsolescent fee system upon
whit'll it preaently exists.
"F ifth ly, Imeauso tint need
for expunded services having
Iteeu already established by a
prominent citizens committee
and tlie Board o f County Com
missioners, 1 will, without
further deluy, ruuse license
tags to be sold in outlying
county areas.
("apt. Manuel Gomez, tho
211-year-nld skipper o f one o f
tho larger o f Ute four Cuban
boats, railed the arrest an
"unjust action," nnd claimed
they had ventured into U. S.
waters only to cscupo from
a storm.
The Cubans wero arrested
ahonrd their taints at tho
Const Guard laiso here when
federal officials turned Uin
case over to tho state of
Florida to prosecute.
Tho fishermen offered no
resistance and wero herded
into two bullpen cells nt tlia
jail. Siz juveniles in thu group
were later moved to * separ
ate c e ll
Cdr. If. V . Gibson, ehief
inw enforcement o ffic e r fo r
the atato Conservation De
partment, said tho four Cu
ban fishing boats— two 75footers *nd two smaller ves
sels— would be moved front
the Coast Guard base today
and moored at a new location.
He wouldn't aay where.
He said an estimated 5,600
pounds o f fish aboard th*
boats would lie frozen today
and saved aa evidence against
the Cubans, li e declined to
nay, however, how the s la t*
would prove the fish wero
caught in Florida waters.
The captains o f the Cuban
boats rounded up Sunday o f f
Anicrlcan-ovvner Dry Tortu
ga* asked federal officials
Wednesday night to put then*
In contact with the Czechoslo
vakian Embassy in Washing
ton, which handles Cuban » f falrs In thin country.
But federal authorities said
tha Czech officials were bar
red from coming to Key W est,
which
houses
two
naval
basca, by diplomatic rule*
prohibiting Communist diplo
mats from visiting cities with
military Installations.
Tw o o f tho 38 Cubans orlglnally brought here under
Coast Guard escort Monday
night asked fo r political asy
lum and were taken to Miami
fo r processing as refugees.
Cauldron Burns
Two Witches
LONDON ( U l ’ l ) — T w o
“ witches'" were hunted in Lon
don Wednesday. Diutte Clare,
24, and Yvette Bees, 27, were
playing tlie filial scene in
"T h e Witch and tlie Warlock,"
being filmed at nearby Hheppet ton Studio*, when their
robes caught firo a fter •
cauldron wu* knocked over.
We're Overstocked With
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conversation, the two senior
Mulls discovered they were
fourth cousins and immedi
ately planned s family re
union hern for the summer.
Guess who will bo among
the Mulls invited?
K. E. Mulle or Asheville,
E. E. Mull of Morganton, E.
E. Mull of Wsynesville and
E. E. Mull of Sylva, all m em
bers of the big Mull clan in
western North Carolina,
NOW ONLY
Itlark* all,
plu« tax.
Whitewall* $2
more. 750x11,
M>6xl4,
850x14,
960x11,
950x11.
New Tread
TIH ES
Bogus Checks
Warning Out
Sanford merchants w e r e
warned today by Glenn Mc
Call, president o f the Down
town Merchants Association,
to beware o f a series o f West
ern Union checks.
McCall said th* Western
Union o ffic * at Bunnell waa
held up and rubber stamps and
Western Union draft* nutsIm red W l l -52263 Utrougk W ll52#K) jvc re stolen.
for prosecuting
36 Ctihr.it (ishermcn arrest
BRIEFS
Rings Snatched
charges o f fishing in Florida
waters without a license.
The
Cubans
denied
the
charges Wednesday night ns
they were herded into ths
Gov. Farris Itrvnnl said to
n s u v A ...
C. Boyd Coleman of San
ford says that "W hat you
don't know won't hurt you,
but It could make you look
pretty stupid."
•
•
•
Ginderville Volunteer Fire
Department w ill hold a busi
ness meeting at 7:30 tonight
ad Kheavier Methodist Church.
KEY
WEST
(U P I ) —
Thirty-six Cuban fishermen
raptured by the Coast Guard
went into criminal rcurt to
day
for
arraignment
on
Bulletin
Enrollment* for the second
term of beginner and advanc
ed French classes arc now
open to any resident with *
knowledge of any foreign lan
guage at the Seminole Voca
tional School. Those wishing
to enroll may register with
Mrs. George Stubblngs, Ute
instructor, or with E. 8. Dou
glass, director of the achtail
•
,
•
Firemen To Meet
No License To
Fish, Is Charge
Genuine
Mr Roberts
retread*
applied on
sound lira
raxing*!
• Free
Mounting
F IR S T ST.
F A 3-0451
Distributors For Denman Cos tom Built T lr**
�4
Casselberry Offers Site For Camporee
By J u « C tM tlktrry
Senior patrol leader* and
adult *cout leader* from Boy
Scout Troopi in the Weklwa
Pm trict yathered in Caiselberry Sunday afternoon to
make plana fo r the Spring
Camporee to lie held April 17IV and to inapect the aite
which ha* been offered by
Hibbard Caaaclbcrry fo r the
ocraakm.
The acouteri were enthusi
astic about the property which
la hiieh and wooded and in
cludes a small lake. The area
ia located east of Crystal Bowl
Lake.
The Camporee will srnphaaisa pioneering and the theme
w ill tie on “ Our American Her
bage." It Li hoped hy the com
mittee that having the Cam
poree In Caaaalberry will en
able more famlliea o f tha
acouta to visit tha camp site
and attend the Campfire P ro
gram on Saturday night.
Scoutmaster Ted Daniel and
Troop Committee Chairman
Leonard Caaaalberry o f Troop
M l have worked with the
ateering committee* and have
bean instrumental in having
the event located hare.
SCOUTMASTER TE U D AN IEL, right, und Leonard Caaaelberry, left, o f
Casselberry Boy Scout Troop 341, point out advantages o f a 160-acre
Casselberry site to Ben Fugen o f Orlando and Troop 22 Scoutmaster Verlin Duffield o f Lockhart, members o f the steering committee fo r the
Wekiwa District Spring Camporee.
(Herald Photo)
VEGETABLE
REPORT
Federal State Mark*!
News Service
Sanford
Harvest curtailed on ac
count of wet weather. Prices
cover light volume on most
vagetables.
Sanford-Oviedo-Zeilwaod
District
Cloudy, showers.
Cabbage: demand fair to
good, market steady. Domes
tic round type, 144 bu. crat
es, mostly *1.75 : 50 lb. sacks,
ordinary
to good
quality,
mostly ordinary to fair, tl.SS;
low boat, higher, poorer, low.
er.
Carrots: demand g o o d ,
market steady. Sacka, 48-1 lb.
film packed, *2 23 to *2.50; 50
lbs., loose, *1.65 to *1.73.
Celery: demand good on
best, market stronger on 4
dor. and larger. 16 In. crates,
Pascal, 2-1vt dot., 63 23; S
dot., *2-65; 4 dot., *2 25; 6-8
dot.. $2; hearts, 24 count, film
wrapped, *3.25.
Chinese Cabbage: market
ateady, 16 in. crates, *1.50.
Endive: demand good, mar
ket steady, 1 1/6 bu. crates,
*3 Jo.
Escarole.
demaud
good,
market steady, 1 I '9 bu
crates. *3.
Lettuce: demand fair, mar
ket weaker. Uuaton type, HUN
era Ira, *J4 count, *3.50; Ice
berg type, Wll cratea, 24
cuunt, *2 to *2.25; so count,
*1.30 to *1.75.
Unions, green: Crates, 3
dor. bunches, Cl.
Parsley:
Crates, 5 dor.
bundles, *2 lu *2 30.
Had.slits: demand f a i r ,
market steady. Baskets, film
parked, red varieties, 30-6
Oi., 71.50.
.spinach: demaud fair, mar
k e t s te a d y . Bushel b a s k e ts ,
* l. t iJ t o $1.75.
Hastings, Fla. District
tiuudy, showers.
Cabbage: demand fair, mar
ket about steady. Domestic
round type, i » 4 bu. crates,
1160 to $1.73; SO lb. sacks,
ordinary tu fair quality, most
ly $ i.25; poorer, lower.
Kapraealea’s Origin
Ilia expression “ to mind
one’s P*a and Q*aM originated
In «ld English taverns, where
6 record woe kept o f the
liquor purchases o f the guests
tallying the pints and
W ESH -TV o f D a y t o n a
Beach-Orlando, five Central
Florida junior colleges, and
the Florida Institute for Con
tinuing
University
Studies
have banded together in an
educational television project
in a major breakthrough in
the state’s system o f higher
education.
This group ia producing a
college credit course in World
Civilisation e s t i m a t e d to
benefit some member o f every
fam ily in the 29-county view
ing area o f Channel 2.
Tha two-semester course in
World
Civilisation
i*
the
first In which a group o f Inatltutiona worked together in
planning and producing a
course fo r their joint use.
The pregrams are video
taped dally at tha Channel 2
studios In Daytona Beach and
shown at 0:30 a.m. every day
fo r eight weeks each semester.
This
unique project la
bringing to Central Florida an
opportunity to follow the de
velopment o f civilisation from
primitive man through the re
formation. Students can par
ticipate while having their
morning coffee, milk, bacon or
•ggsAn attractive semi-syllabus
ia free to all credit and non
credit participant* who write
to W ESH-TV or the|r local
participating junior college.
Tha programs are hosted by
a dosan specialist* from the
aria, social sciences, humani
ties, and history fields. There
are many fine tearhers In the
Central Florida junior col
Tha idea to bring top-level
lege teaching system, and this teaching talent from five pub.
affords an opportunity to He junior colleges fo r elateroom video taping sessions is
bring their teaching talents
the brainchild of Daytona
together fo r the benefit of Beach Junior College.
all.
Dr. Merlin G. Cox, Daytona
Beach Junior College Dean o f
A rte and Sciences, and Day
tona Beach Junior College
Community Relation* Direc
tor, Bob Troup, actually got
the ball rolling in getting this
task underway. Dr. Cox and
Mr. Troup began week* of
FEBRUARY 5
planning with junior college
Admissions
prealdenu, deans, and facul
Minnie Kelling. W i l l i a m
ties.
Thomas, Jefferson D a v i I ,
They met with the five par
31ary Durant, Donald Dyesi, ticipating junior lollege pre
Frank Forrie, all of Sanford; sidents from : Daytona Beach
College, St. Johns
J. N. McMiLUn, Millington. Junior
Tenn.; Nancy Gosiard, Alta River Junlcr College, Brevard
monte Springs; Charlene Dan- Junior College, Central Flori
ford.
Fern
Park;
William da Junior College, and Lake
Sleg, Geneva; Fred A lter, Sumter Junior College. A fte r
31ary Kosotan, Daniel Con several meetings the plana for
the college credit couraes
nors, DeBary
were mapped out and finalBirths
Mr. and Mra.’ T erry S. Lind deed.
sey, baby boy, Mr. and Mra.
M ott o f the junior college
Michael Durant, baby girl. presidents were familar with
Sanford; Mr. and 3tri. Ra tho work that W E S lf and the
leigh Goisard, baby boy, A l Daytona Beach Junicr Col
tamonte Springs
lege bad been doing in pro.
Discharges
ducing a Florida History tele
Margaret Smith, Lonnie Cher cast. This series, under the
ry,
Indiana
Rock,
Arthur direction o f Dr. Cox, had
Hatcher, Audrey Reeves, R o drawn the official and unof.
bert Boykin, Leila Lee Hal- ficial endorsement from prac
back, Robert Swope, Mrs. tically every civic and educa
Alice Williams and baby boy, tional leader in the two-coun
all of Sanford; Nickolaa MU- ty area. Cards and letteri by
ler, DeBary; John W illlam i, tha score from ether junior
Lake Monroe; H ard Lange, college communities indicat
llarriiville, Mich.
ed that an educational course
was indeed popular.
So, from the combined e f
fort o f Channel 2 and l)*y tone Beach Junior College,
this major oparation haa cent*
about Tha five Junior col
lege* and FICUB have joined
in and formed thla tremen
dous educational project for
16th annual installation hsld the betterment o f Central
Florida.
Sunday.
A i Dr. Harvey Meyer, Dean
Presiding at the insinuation
o f the Radio-Television D i
were BeUi Johnson, officer;
Jean Beeler, marehall; Shirley vision o f FIC U S put It . . .
Franke, recorder (substituting “ This la a step in tha right
fo r Glenda Crane who was ill) direction.’ ’
Hospital
Notes
Rainbow Assembly
Has Installation
By Jails Bsrtoa
Mis* Sharon 3!arl* Taylor,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene B. Taylor of Hermit*
Trail, Altainont* Springs, was
Installed as Worthy Advisor of
Winter Park Assembly 82, Or
der o f Rainbow Girls, at the
and Mary Frances Cunha,
chaplain. .Mrs. Marcella Gullkey wus installing oiganist
and Mrs. I>uria Baxter was
mother advisor.
Theme for the piugtam was
“ Love Through Service." The
Scripture, “ For this Is the
luesaugc that ye heard from
the beginning, that we should
lu\u ono another,” was chosen
from the first Epistle of John
3:11. Thu choir *ang ‘'Some
where Over the Rainbow” and
Hhaton read thu poem, “ Under
tha Rainbow" which was writ
ten and presented to her by
her uncle, J. T. Ruw Sr.
MISS SHARON Marie
Taylor of Altamonte
Springe, new worthy
udviaor o f the Winter
Pork Aaeembly o f Rain
bow Girl*, ia pic tn ltd
w i t h cake presented
her fo r the installation
luet Sunday.
(Herald Piioto)
Other officers Installed were
Connie Comfort, worthy asso
ciate advisor; Ksthie Smith,
charity; Barbara Harris, hope;
Laura Henry, faith; Glenda
Crane, recorder; Jean Heeler,
treasurer; Hillary H e l p e r ,
chaplain; Janet Isoin, drill
leader; Gayle Wilson, love;
Cathy Johnson, religion; Ulan*
Beeler, nature; Mary Dunty,
fidelity; Dunnahelen Gullkey,
parliotism;
Janice
Yoshell,
service; Kathy Cunlut, confi
dential observor; Judy Eck■id, outer observor; Huberts
Hay bourn, musician; Bu* L a t
er, choir director and Mra.
Baxter, mother advisor.
A capacity audience was
pivaent fo r tha installation.
Refreshment* were s e r v e d
from a table centered with a
cake honoring the new worthy
advisor.
■
North Orlando Firemen Set
Intensive.. ...... „ .
fran forb
Feb.
Ruby’s Lawyer
In Hot Water
Over Publicity
Seminole Honor 1Groups Join Forces To Offer Educational TV
Students Named
Hooor roll students for the
semester ending Jan. 24 at
Seminole High School were
aamed today.
Straight “ A ”
students —
Barbara Bolger, Audrey Dec
ker and Steve Sewell, seniors;
Diane Powell, junior, and
Pam Meriwether, Meda Netman and Stephen/ Westgats,
sop bo more i.
Honor roll — Pat Brantley,
Susaa Deal, Geri Dietrichs,
Carol Oxford, Carol Samuel,
Jill West, Steve Bassett, Doug
Firestone, R o n a l d Goerss,
Norman Leach, Jimmy Thom
son and Jean Fletcher, sen
iors.
Bonnie CaoJo, Helen Mann,
B ay Sandlfer, Joel Fehd and
M ary Bwigonsld, juniors.
Jimmy Barks, Cball Crownil, James Ervin, Raymond
P evlc, Robert Thomas, Cheryl
Jones, Lorraine Klay, Susan
McCaskill and Becky Tannu,
5hr
Page 2 —
DALLAS (U P I) — Melvin
Belli, the colorful defense at
torney for Jack Ruby whose
courtroom antics have raised
tome eyebrows, was In hot
water today because o f state
ments to news media made
outside the courthouse.
Ruby is charged with kill
ing Lee Harvey Oswald, ac
cused o f assassinating Presi
dent Kennedy.
Hugh D. Johnson. Dallas
Bar
Association
president,
said if Belli was a Texas
lawyer he would be courting
trouble for publicising end
ing litigation.
Belli, ia New York, charged
that Dallas wanted to cleanse
Itself o f blame ia the assassi
nation by giving Ruby a “ fair
tria l" and sending him to the
public slaughterhouse.
Anchorage, Alaska, Judge
Ralph Moody said Wednesday
he denied Belli permission to
participate in a personal in
jury auit because Belli was
quoted as saying insurance
companies “ are running the
courts and court calendars
in Alaska.”
DaUai Diet. Atty. Henry
Wade, Ruby’a prosecutor, aald
he was trying to abide by
the “ no publicity" rule o f the
Texas Bar Asaoclation “ but
it’* most difficult when you
have an opposing attorney
who violates the canon daily."
Belli was in New York to
publicize a book he wrote. He
took the opportunity to aupport his contention that Ru
by'* c**e thould be moved
from Dalle*.
‘ ‘I f a T ex ** lawyer did the
a*me thing,” Johnson said,
“ he would be subject to a call
by the state bar functionar
ies.’ ’
James Ellison,
82, Succumbs
18219376
By Mona Grinstead
An
gram
intensive
for
training
the
pro
15-member
North Orlando Volunteer Fire
Department has been an
nounced by Fire Chief Bill
llahn who will serve as in
structor for one o f the cours
es.
Arrangements
have
been
made for the North Orlando
men to attend next week's
course to tie conducted in A l
tamonte Springs by instruc
tors from the State Fire Col
lege.
I1ETH AN Y CIRCLE members o f the Oviedo
Hahn's course will include
Methodi.st WSCS honored Mrs. Grace Soku,
It monthly sessions to be held
right, nt an informal farewell party held last
on the fourth Wednesday of
week following their regular meeting. Present
each month beginning 3Iarch
ing the honoree with a g ift on behalf o f the
25.
circle is Mrs. Wayne Ellis.
(Herald Photo)
Areas of instruction to be
covered, one each meeting,
will include size up, forcible
entry, rescue, handling lad
ders, handling and using hose,
ventilating, handling rope*,
salvaging, overhauling, fire
extinguishers and first aid.
Hahn, in announcing the
training sessions, reminded
village resident* that the vol
By Bernice Kelsey
tea and soft drinks.
3femberi o f the Bethany
Camellia arrangements a l unteer department if in oper
Circle of the Oviedo 3(ethodiit so were used at various van ation and should be notified
when individuals wish to burn
WSCS honored M ri. Grace tage points in the room.
Soka, wife of the minister, fol
lowing their regular buifnen
meeting held last week at the
home of Mrs. James Pearson.
Rev. and 3lr*. Soke left
Monday
for Coral
Gables
where he bat accepted a min
istry.
A gift o f a aweater w ai pre
sented the honoree on behalf
of the circle by Mrs. Wayne
Ellis.
A white cake, beautifully
trimmed in pink and green
wording “ To Grace, Love.
Bethany Circle,” was cut and
served from a table overlaid
with a green linen cloth and
centered with an arrange
ment of camellias flanked by
candles. Other refreshment!
included nuti, mint!, coffee,
WSCS Circle Honors
W ife Of M inister
trash or lots within the muni
cipal
limits.
Those
itoin^’
otherwise are in violation oi
a village ordinance and also
are subject to fine by conn
ty and state officials if other
properties should be damag
ed. he advised.
The next regular meeting ot
the North Orlando department
will be held at 7:30 p m. nett
Wednesday in the Civic Build
ing.
Longwood Man
Certified As
Instructor
Sgt. Joseph D. A very Sr.,
son o f Clarence Avery of
Longwood, haa been certified
as a first aid Instructor by the
American Red Cross European
area headquarters following
hi* completion o f a Red C ron
instructor training course in
Buumholdcr, Germany.
Avery, a graduate o f Or
lando High School, ia a sup
ply sergeant with the Service
Battery, 7th Battalion, 16th
Artillery stationed near Baumholder.
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COR. 3rd & French Ave.
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Poisonous Mammals
The Australian platypus and
short-tailed
threw
of
Mr. James Ameriru* E lli tha
son, 82. o f 2637 Elm Avenue, North America are the only
Sanford, died Wednesday in poisonous mammals. The male
Oranga City.
platypus has a poisonous spur
A special invettlgator for on its hind leg and the threw**
tha Southern Railway, h# had saliva gland* contain a cobra
lived if> Sanfor^L for the past like poison.
10 years. He was a member
o f the 3fethodist Church, o f
Fairfield Lodge 749. Y A A3f,
and a member o f the Southern
Railway System Police Asso
Available to you without a
ciation.
doctor'* prescription, our drug
Survivor*
are daughter*,
called OD RINEX. You must
Mr*. 3!argot Kathleen Rey lc*e ugly fat or your money
nold!, o f 8anford, and Mre. back. No strenuous exercise,
Mildred Kemp Randolph, o f laxative!, massage or taking
Falls Churrh, V s.; a son, of so-called reducing candies,
crackers or rookies, or chew
Clyde T. Ellison, o f Sanford; ing gt
gum. ODHINKX la a tiny
five
grandchildren,
three tablet and easily swnllowed.
great-grandchildren; brothers, When vou take OD RINEX,
rnjoy your meals,
Frank Ellison, o f Punts Gar you still en
■till eat the
lie foods you like.
da, and George W. Ellison, o f but you simply dch't have
Sylscsuga, Ala.
the urge for extra portioni
The body will be forwarded because O D R IN E X depresses
by- Gramkuw Funeral Home your appetite and decreaeei
your deeire fo r food. Your
to Birmingham, Ala., for serv
weight must come down, be
ices and burial.
cause as your own doctor will
tall you, when you eat lass,
you weigh lest. Get rid o f ex
cess fat and live longer. OD
Floyd E. Besson, 305 Mag- R IN E X costa *3.00 and is
nolia Avenue, wse arrested by sold on this G U A R A N T E E :
Sanford Police early Wednes I f not satisfied fo r any rea
day morning after being In son Just return tha package to
your druggist and gat your
volved in a minor traffic ac full money back. N o question*
cident at 1106 Weet P in t asked. O D RINEX is sold with
St. Beaton w ai charged with this guarantee by:
failure to have hit vehicle M cKr) noldt Drug Store —
Sanford— Mail Orders Filled
under control.
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Grace C. Rader,
Of DeBary, Dies
31re. Grace C. Rader, 70,
o f Happy Acres Motel, died
nt I ;.'I0 p.m. Wednesday at
FUh Memorial Hospital, DeLaml.
A native o f Jersey City, N.
J., she had resided at DeBary
for 6H years. She was a meml*'r o f Community Methodist
Church, DeBary.
Surviving are liar husband,
Leavitt F. Rader, and a sis
ter, Mr*. Ann Kocher, Gar
dena, Calif.
ITie fam ily requests that in
lieu o f flowera contributions
arc suggested fo r the Heart
Fund.
Allen-Bumnterhill o f DeBary
li in charge o f funeral ar
rangements.
T. M. Smothers
Dies Wednesday
3!r. Thomas M. Bmathsrs,
*9, died Wednesday at his
residence in Lake Mary.
He cam* to Florida in 1921
from Kant, N. C „ and had
been a resident o f Lake 3!ary
for the past nine years.
He is survived by five sons,
Joe, o f Lake Mary, F. W , C.
J and Bam, o f Orlando, and
Ralph, o f Coral Cable*.
Funeral arrangements will
b* announced by Graiukow Fu
neral liwua,
mm
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They've just arrived from D uPont The** new
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that* style (attars in and
on your own home. Sea them
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Feb. 6,
Lyman Senior
Superlatives
Selected
DeBary Bridge
Club Plays
14Tables
DeBary’* Duplicate Bridge
Club played 14 tables in two
lections at tills week"* Tuesday
afternoon meeting held at the
Fire Kecrention Hall,
Section A wus directed by
Mis.
Kuth Blntt. Winners
were, NS, tie for first, Mrs.
Frunk Austin and Mrs. Much
DuYnl with .Murvin Long and
William Wood lock; third, Mr.
and Mm. John Yunderulmuf.
K\Y, first, Miss Ethel John
son and It. T. Stevens; second,
Mrs. Mintu Morrison and Mrs.
A. L. W illgoosc; third, Mrs.
D o r o t h y I ’crry and Mrs.
Muude Johnson.
Section B wus directed byMrs. Jessie I’eursull. Winners
were NS, first. Miss Myra
CAI*T. JAN IK M ILLER . Jacksonville Arm y mnin recruiting station, was
Nichol and T. II. Gobe; second,
present when Mayor A. L. Wilson (seated) proclaimed February as “ Wom
Mrs. It. D. Cordell und Mrs.
en’s Army Corps Procurement Month” in keeping o f the W AC ’s 2nd
loa B. Wilson; third, Mrs. Flo
birthday. Also present was S.Sgt. Frank Crowley, o f the Orlando re
Donnan und F. It. I V ' ' ” cbcruiting station.
(Herald Photo)
EW , first, Mrs. Myron Accurdi and Mrs. Harry Schob;
second, William
Lutz and
Hurry If. Brown; third, M rs.1
Nun Edwards und Mrs. Myrtle
Dunncbacke.
Ily Mrs. II. I - Johnson
Bob and Betty Mann will be
Announcement wus made
that tickets fo r two freo din-1 Our sympathy goes out to the hosts Thursday evening to a
Tiers at the DeBary Bestuur- family of Mrs. Lucy Stafford birtlulay supper for Bob's dad.
ant hud been delivered to |in her recent passing. Stic Jack Mann. Russell and V ir
By Donna Fate*
George Pcursatl, hisrh score leaves behind a brother, Tom ginia Mann and children also
Three exhibita entered by
Bruce, in Lake Monroe and
winner for the month of Jan
will be (here. Happy birthday the Longwood Civic Lengue
a niece and nephew, Marvin
uary.
Jack. • • • Claude and Mary won blue ribbon* In the Fed
and Kathryn Kinard. • • •
Hittcll and family are plann eration o f Women'i Club*
Happy Birthday to Mrs. Em
ing to spend the weekend in Hobby Show held in Orlando
ma Vihlcn who has turned
Columbus, Ga., with their recently.
78 years young. Her daugh
Mr*. Elizabeth Hille, presi
son, Claude Hittcll and fam
ters. Olga Hunter and Alice
ily. * * * The Monroe I’ TO dent, reported the Lenguc’a
Nordgrcn, took her over to
meets next Tuesday evening success at tha regular monthly
Orlando to spend the day with
at the school. Mrs. Lorraine
Allen and Sue Nordcren. Also
The regular monthly Chap with her during the day there Graham will be there to talk
ter Night Program and En were Sid and Mary Vihlen and show films on TU. Plan
rollment of Sanford Chapter Jr. and children and Mrs. lo attend. • • * Mary Hittcll,
1404, Women of the Moose, David Earle of Goldcnrod. • • Betty Mann. Nettie Phillips,
w ill be held at 8 p.m. next It was also the first birthday Virginia Mann, Willie McGee,
Monday at the Lodge Hall in o f her great grandson, Eric and Hazel Chambliss surpris
Lake Mary with the Hospital Nordgrcn. • • • On the sick ed Itena Hawkins on her
By Donna E*tea
Committee as hostess com list this week are Barbara birthday last week by com
A Loyalty Dinner for nicm
mittee for the evening. Chair Cowan, who has the mumps; ing by for cake and coffee her* o f the Flrat Hnptict
man is Mrs. Elsie W. Lacey. I.izabcth Warren with the flu which the girls had prepared. Church o f Longwood will be
Assisting will be Junior lie- bug, and little Allen Baker Was sorry I could not be held at 7:30 p.m. today at
there.
• • • The Wilson
gent F.loise Small.
who had to be ill on his birth
the
Longwood
Elementary
; Enrollment will ho conduct day with pneumonia. • • • scfiool PTO will meet Feb. 18 School rafeteria.
instead of Feb. 11 as was
ed for new candidates, Mrs. Sorry to hear that Mrs. Mary
Two hundred mmebera are
planned. • • • The Junior
Joyce Whitten, Mrs. Helen Yates is confined to the local
expected to be In attendance
G.A.'s of the First Baptist
K elly and Mrs. Katherine hospital.
We wish her a
Church o f Monroe will hold for thi* evening o f inspire
«pe<?dy recovery and hope she
Dyson.
promotion exercises at the lion and fellowship.
* A program of games and soon comes home. • • • (Had
Building plana fo r the new
church Sunday at 7:30 p.m.
contests Is planned with priz lo hear that Brown SwagThe Sunbeam Class, led by paatorium and the education
es to be awarded the winners gerty is home again after a
Mrs. Bob Mann, also vill give al building annex will be
and doorprizes for the lucky stay in the hospital. • • •
a short program. • • • W il opened for discussion and ex
co-workers. The benefit pro
liam and Mahle Carroll Sr. pianntion.
je c t will be concluded for the
faidlea o f the Elder Spring*
expect their son-in-law and
"Mooschcart Nursing F u n d
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baptist Church will conduct
ami the Mooschavcn Hospital.
mond Rurehcll from Tianglc, a children'* party at the same
Decorations a n d refresh
N. Y., any day now for a time fo r youngsters under
ments will be in the Valen
visit. • • • Laura Hawkins eight year* old at the Long
tine theme.
Marjorie Shepard, assistant has returned homo to Cres word church In order that
All co-workers are urged to
tax collector, rnlls attention to cent Beach after spending mother* alio may attend the
attend.
the fact that Utfl3 tugs expire some lime here with her bro- dinner.
at midnight Feb. 20 und any hter Vic Hawkins and family.
one operating vehicles on the • • • What a good bar-be-rjuc
highwuys after that date will last Saturday evening at the
Elks Club. It was sponsored
be in violation o f the law.
Mrs. Shepard stated that, as by the Band Parents Asso
NEW YO R K (U P I ) — A usual, long lines o f motorists ciation and was a complete
record goal of $17,988,331 has arc expected on the lust few sellout. I almost missed get
The Forest City Community
been set by Protestant de days before the dcudline and ting any myself. The guests
Association hold a dinner
nominations in their annual urges those that have not done enjoyed a concert by the band
meeting Monday night in the
while they ate, and, of course
One Great Hour of Sharing
so to obtain their tags now
banquet room of the new
it was good. • • • A great big
appeal for support of pro
while they can do so in a few
Trade Wind* Cafeteria in Cas
happy birthday to Mrs. Grace
g ra m s of assistance to tho
minutes.
sclberry. District Three Court
Gregory who celebrated her
'homeless, hungry and desti
Mrs. Shepard further Mated
ty
Commission
candidates
83th birthday with her daugh
tute in 44 countries.
that mail service is available
ter, Mrs. Esther Spivey and were in attendance with the
The goal, an increase of
to those who do nut want to
of Altamonte
family, ami other relatives. e x c e p t i o n
$1,142,211 over 1903, was an
take the time to come to the
Law renee
Her
granddaughters,
great Springs M a y o r
nounced by Church World
court house and get their tag. grandchildren and even great, Swofford who was conducting
Service, which sponsors Ihe
A ll one has to do is to send in great
grandchildren
were municipal court.
'appeal of behalf of Protest
The association ia enthus
ant and Eastern Orthodox de their 1904 registration card there to wish her a happy
with
remittance
fo
r
the
t
a
g
1
iastic
over prospccta of build
day.
Esther
tells
me
that
she
nominations.
Church World
^Service is a department of and fee plus SO cents each to became a great grandmother ing a Community Club House
"-the
National
Council
of cover mailing cost and tug last week with the arrival of in Forest City In tha near fu
will be mailed. Those, o f a son to the Thomas McWat- ture. John Bethea, president,
IChurchcs.
Highlight of the appeal this course, desiring mail service ters. . . There were five gen challenged club members to
year will be One Great Hour should not wait until the last erations present at Mrs. Gre "let's be in our own new
• • •
Our building by Christmas, 19841
o f Sharing observances by few days as delays in the gory’s party.
Adolph Juhl was winner of
jn o r c than 94.000 individual malls and time required for thought this week is—T o for
congregations throughout the processing may result in tags give and to tie forgiven—that the “ liar’s contest" held dur
is the important thing.
ing the evening.
nation on Sunday, March 8. arriving after the dead line.
Lake Monroe Jottings
By Jsne Casselberry
Seminole Elementary School attend the Chandler Brothers selberry to cooperate In Im
music during a meeting of the CTP Puppet Show being sponsored proving Winter Park Drive.
Room
visitation
followed
teacher, outlined what she ex held Tuesday night in the by the CTP on the evening of
the meeting and refreshment*
pects to accomplish this year school auditorium.
Feb. 18 in the school auditor
were served by third grad*
with the children at South
The emphasis for the re ium as a fund raising project. mothers in the cafeteria.
Mrs. Ralph Moore asked for
mainder of the school year
Fir*t Radio Program
will be to instill an apprecia volunteers to help with the
The first radio program In
tion o f good music and folk Spring Festival planned for
April. Mrs. Gerald McGinnis the United States was broad
dancing will be introduced.
The meeting was conducted reported that she believed cast from Brant Rock, Mass.,
by Mrs. Lon Miller, vice pres progress had been made to on Christmas Eve of 1900, to
ident. In the absence of tho ward getting officials o f the ships at sea, according to the
By Bernice Kelsey
president, Mrs. H. D. Ster county and the town o f Cas Encyclopaedia Rritannica.
Oviedo High Seniors Alice ling. The devotion was given
Fox and Tommy Partin have by Christy Harp, principal.
been selected as queen and
The room count was won by
InnersprinR Mattress
king o f the annual Ynlcntinr Mrs. James Clark's fourth
Renovation Special
Dance to bo held Feb. 15 at grade class for the intermed
the echool cafeteria.
Includes:
iates and by Mrs. Carolyn
• (Trnning & Processing
Runnersup Carol Beasley Miller's first grade for the
Felt
and Danny Gammagc will be primary department.
• Brand New Cover for
the honor attendant*.
Mrs. E. R. Brown, clinic
Mattress
Other members o f the court chairman, reported that 118
• Brand New Insulation
where needed
are Marily Partin, Karen Jnn- children were treated in the
SANFO RD
■on, Ted
Bellhorn,
Barry clinic during January and re
Gcuge, Mlml Wheeler. Joy quested that parents keep
119 Magnolia
Walnwright, Billy Miklcr ami their children home if they
Avenue
Tim Colbert.
are running a temperature or
Rhone
F A 2-6321
The coronation will be con have other visible signs of
ducted in ceremonies at the illness.
F R E E P IC K U P and D E L IV E R Y
dance.
Everyone was reminded to
Miss
By Jane CaesrIHerry
Senior superlative selections
were made this week at L y
man High School with IS
members o f tha class chosen
for honors.
Carlton Bursae and Carol
Highsmith were chosen as boy
and Kiri contributinK most to
the class and the echool. Pat
McLaughlin
and
Ixileanne
Wagner were named most In
tellectual.
Other selections
Included
Johnny Haynes and Glenda
Payne, most likely to succeed;
Tony Poticelll and Dallas Cassel, most attractive; Gene
Griffin and Sharon Myers,
most athletic; K ri* Dane and
Bnrbara
Komisar, wittiest;
Roger Dcppcn and Connie Pru-,
itt, friendliest and Dick Pal
mer and Dana Hall, most pop
ular.
Bambuti Pygmies are about
the size of an eight-ycar-old
child.
Ann
Wright,
Oviedo Names
Valentine
Royalty
LOOK ! !
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Loyalty Dinner
Set Today
Feb. 20 Deadline
For Auto Tags
Forest City
Group Meets
For Dinner
meeting
of
the
group
held
* ’ * 3 B a * .«<zz
• • M W -'
Winning awards wer* Mlaa
Elizabeth Abbott, Italian hem
stitching and eutwork; Mrs.
Grace Ratldin, stencil work in
tole tin and painting display
and Mra. B. C. Greene, nylon
stole exhibit. A ll three ex
hibits will be entered In the
State Convention
scheduled
for April 13 in Jacksonville.
Members of the library com
mitlee who were introduced by
.ML* Dorothy Heath, present
ed book reviews. Those par
ticipating in the program and
books discussed were Mrs. A r
thur I’ utnam, “ The Snake Has
A l! the Linea" by Jean Kerr;
Mrs. E. P. Richards, “ Hearts
and Flower*” by Ellen Turngren and Mrs. Grace Baddln,
"M angrove Island” by Mar
jorie Bartlett
Sanger. All
three books are available at
tha library.
Tha hostess committee dec
orated tables fo r the meeting
with arrangements o f spring
flower*, valentine heart* and
greenery. Member* o f th* hos
tess committee were
Mrs.
Betty
Bright, Mr*. Ralph
Stuart, Mra. Raddin, Mrs. U.
G. Williams, Miss Heath and
Mrs. Clark McCoy.
A fund raising breakfast
was planned fo r next Tuesday
at 9:30 a. m. at the Civic Lea
gue Building on Church Street.
A trip to the DoBary Man
slun House will be made by
the group on March S in place
o f the regular meeting.
Buddhlssa
The religion o f Buddhism
arose in India during the Cth
century B.C. and today
is
widely spread through Bur
ma, Ceylon, China, Japan and
Thailand.
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* Tommy Moon, recreation leader ; Brett Thomp*
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Longwood League Wins Three
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Moose Chapter
Sets Meeting
Churches Plan
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South Seminole Music Plans Outlined At CIP Meeting
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County's Four Cage Teams In Action Friday
Oviedo Only One Sanford Braves,
Playing At Home Hurricanes
thle yeer. Coach Paul Mikhigh ichool cage team i ler'a boy* will be ready tor
Ihe Terrier*. The I.lon* have
will be in action Friday night
the beit record among Sem
Seminole travels to Orlando inole'! (chooli *nd undoubted
lo meet the lowly Oak Itldge ly will rank a* the eounty
FJoneeri, Ovicdo’a high acor champion*.
tag Lkma boat the HtuaTUIe
I.ym an'i Greyhounds, after
Terriera, Lyman's faltering
a Ihrilling Mart, *tayed right
Greyhoundi will try to bounce
In the battle for the OUC title
back into the win column at
until center Donnie Smith waa
Wildwood and Crooma Panth
injured In the 'Houndi tait
ora move into Tituiville.
game with Oviedo. Without
Seminole hai racked tip
Smith, the Greyhound* have
only four victories in IS atarta
turned hot and cold, but they
thla aeaaon In overall play. In
reiembled ireherg* In the la it
M etro Conference competition
conteit with the »trong Apopthey have dropped four con
ka Illue Darter* earlier thi*
teata while winning o n l y
week. The 'iloundt defeated
three. However, unleaa they
tho Wildwood hnrdbn.inlcrs
fall apart at the aeama Friday
earlier in the icaton at l.ynight they ahould be able to
man’i gym. However, being
whip the cellar-dwelling Pio
on the road Friday night
neera of Oak Ridge.
won’t
help • the
Longwood
Meanwhile, the Llona of
quintet. Lyman 1* four and
Oviedo will run into a moat
four In Orange licit Confer
formidable foe In the Tltuaence play.
vllle quintet The Terriera
Croom i will be at Tituihave bounced the Semlnolea
vllle. The Panthera haven't
fn two previoua engageroenta
reglitered much of a aeeion
thi* year, according to re
port*.
All conteit* are dated to
h o t ic h
o r e i 'r r
b t a t ii o r n o a i n a t o
follow immediately J u n i o r
H I L D E O A R D MTU.Kit.
v a n ity engagement*
which
W H O S E R E S ID E N C E III
will begin at 6:30 p m.
B A U M H O D D E R .
AH four of Seminole Coin
ty’i
Legal Notice
OERMANT,
AND
I.AI1T
K N O W N A D D R E S S IH: f/o
A mar Iran Had Crma, A 1*0
a«, N E W Y O R K , N E W
YORK I
A aw are Complaint having
Eeaa HUS aealnst you In the
Clreult Court In and for flamla o la
County,
rtortile.
by
B I I U C E AL.I.EN MIL.I.ER. for
Slvorea, the abort
tlllo
of
which
la
BRUCE
A U .E N
M IL L E R .
rlalntlff,
.ar
ea*,
H I L D E O A R D
H IL
LER,
Defendant,
theee pra•anta are to command you to
ap pea r aad flta your Anawar
o r other defenee or plaadlna
herein with the Clerk of the
Circuit
Court
of
Seminole
County, Florida, and aerva a
•opy thtroof on Ptalntl fra at
torney, Carroll Ilurko, Attoraoy at U w , P. O. Drawer 7..
Saaford, Florida, on or bafora
tha tth day of SUrr-h, A. D.
t i l l , or otherwloo doerro pro
oonfoaoo
will
bo
entered
ape Inet yon.
Tho Sanford Tlorald la deetenatod aa a newepapor of
tenar al olroulatlon In which
thla citation ohall ha publlthed one* oaeh weak for four
oonaacutlvo week a.
W I T N E S S my hand end of
ficial eeal of the Clerk of the
Clreult Court on thlo tho It
day of February, A. D. I Il f .
(S E A L )
A rth ur IT. Oackwtih, Jr.
Clerk of Circuit Court
Dyi Martha T. Vlhlrn, D.C.
Ca rroll Durka
Attorney for Plaintiff
Suite I I I Sanford Atlentto
National Bank Rulldlny
P. O. D r a w e r y.
Sanford, Florida
I'ubllah Fab. I, II. II, IT, t i l l
CDIt-JO
O K I i m i O H NO. HA
AN
OH III kA NII B
OF
THE
TOWN
OF
OAB*Kl.tlKHItV.
F t ,o h i n A, K K P ttr .e eiM i T i n :
IN T E N T I O N O F T II H T O W N
T O R S T K N I I ITS T E IIH ITO II.
I At, I.IMITn TO A N N E X C E R
T A I N I.A N III I,V IN E CONTId C I l im
Ti l T H E
PIIENKNT
H O l'N D A t llE a OF a I ll» TOW N
AND
W ITH IN
T II H
B AN K
CO UNT Y.
DE I T E N A C T E D RT T H E
P E O P L E O F T H E T O W N OF
C A H S E L H E H n r . Ft/>RIDA!
I ) That thla Ordinance la
enacted pursuant to Section
1TI 01.
Florida
Slalulea for
m i.
J> That tha T e w i of Caa•elbarry, Florida, hereby da
rlarae Its Intention tn annex
to the Town of Casselberry,
Florida, at tha expiration of
thirty
(M l
daya from
the
adopllnn of thla Ordinance, the
fallowing described percale of
land Ir ina contlguoue lo the
present
boundarlee
of
the
To wn of Caeeelberry, Florida
and beloe In Seminole County,
Florida:
S)
KDOKWOOD M A N O R
F I R S T A D D IT IO N , CAS
BEI.IIEKRY, FL ORIDA .
Tha North IOT feet of
Lot 1, llluck F. F E RN
P A R K ESTATES, accord
ing to tha Piet thereof
Be recorded In Plat Hunk
t, Pagee 1C through tl.
Public Record! of Ssml
Hole County, Flo rida
h ) P E R N P A R K ESTATES
REPLAT,
CAHNELUKRIt V, F L O R ID A .
Lot I and tha Wool l.1«
loot o ( I-ot V, llluck C,
K E R N P A R K ESTATES,
according
to tho Plat
thoraol aa recorded In
Plat Rook I, Pagee le
through II, Public Re.
enrde of Seminole Coun
ty, F l o r i d a
I ) That thlo Ordinance ahall
ha published ones a weak for
four ( t l roneorutlvo woak* In
Tho Hanford llorald, a news
paper published la Bemlaole
County, F l o r i d a
41 That tha abovo-dascrlbid tracts of land In Hie a g g r e
gate contain lost than tan(10)
registered
eleetora
and tha
ewnera and Interaat holder*
of said propertls* hav* form
ally petitioned to bo annexed.
I ) That this Ordinance ahall
taka affect Immediately upon
l U (Inal passage and edoptlan.
4) That all Ordinances or
parts or Ordinances In eonrilct herewith are hereby re
pealed.
ADOPTED
at
e
regular
Bloating o f the To w n Couaell
of the T o w n o f Casselberry,
Florida, this ittta day of Jannary. A.D. l » M .
/a/ O w e s W . Anotey,
Mayer
(T O W N
ATTEST I
Is/
BEAL)
Mrs. M a ry H a w t h a r a *
Kenneth W . McIntosh, Ka«.
Attorney et L a w
Pest Office B o s I l l s
(on ford, Florida ItTtl
Publish rob. 4, It, H , FI, t i l l
Bob's First In
All-Star Loop
Latet Wednesday night In
the Jet Lanea ell star league
Boh’* Restaurant with the
help o f team captain John
W right’* big 6!HJ aerie*, took
a clean three game sweep
from the lo rry 's Mart trio.
!tig John Uhr was high for
Larry’* with a M2 aertr*.
In
otheleague
action,
Betty A n te ’g trio took two
game* from Inland Muterini
to knock Inlnnd out o f first
place. John B rid g e was the
big ru e fo r Betty Anne’*
with games nf 214, 1DU and
202 fo r a 009
aerie*. Thla
wea also high fo r tha league
Harry Pentecost w t i high for
Inland with a 211/6D1.
The
Meador* Marine team finally
got atarted Oil* iraion with
two win* from
Allied Van
Line* with George Swann
being high for Meador* with
a 604 eerie* while Iloltert
(C u rly) Steele was high for
Allied with a 229 game which
was also high for Uie night
Curly’* series wan 60.1.
There were only 10 game*
over the 200 mark with Steele
leading the way with his 223,
followed |,y John W right with
212 and 214, John Bridge*
with 202 and 214, Harry Pen
tecost 211, Eddie Monroe 20R,
John Uhr 204 and 206 and
George Swann with a 203.
Prize Money
PO RTLAND , Ore. (U P l) —
The Portland Open golf tnum
ament ha* raised its prize
money from $30,000 to $4u,0on,
The 1964 tournament will lie
held at the Portland Golf
Club, Sept. 24 27.
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The Hanford Orlande Kennel Club Matinee Programs
are beomlng more popular each aeaaon. The exciting
raring program coupled with the warm aunny afternoon
dim e seem to make a perfect match (or an afternoon of
fun and thrills.
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|ACTIONI THRILLS!
Feb. 6, 1961
—The king of them all, An.
—British champion
B ob
PH O E N IX , Arix. (U P I ) —
nold Palmer.
The Open champion* of the Charle* of N ew Zealand.
Beverly Meek*, F ay Rob
And the beleaguered Hebert
— French Open champion
United States, England ard
erts, Doris Omey, and team
Brothers,
Jay and Lionel, w4>o
France; the American PGA Bruce Devlin of Australia.
captain Vivian Rowberry — and Masters king, plus most
— PGA and Master* cham have felt the wrath o f the ^
sponsors and the fans because
that’s tha position o f Joe’* of the top money winner* of pion Jack Nicklaus.
— Gary
Player of South of their firm stand on the
Laundry, e team that has 1964 tee o ff today In the open
television clause in PG A con
been splattering the pin* ever ing round of the $30,000 Phoe Africa, making hi* first start
tracts.
o
f
the
year.
since Joe Nicholas bought nix Open Golf tournament.
And that’* pretty good for
those lovely lavender blouses.
competition that was consid
They always wear them for
ered a* good aa dead a cou
league competition. From bot ple of day* ago.
tom to top in 10 weeks of
With
all
their
trouble*
league play and it couldn't patched up, the sponsoring
happen to jollier jillal
Phoenix Thundcrbirdj open
Joe'* Laundry made a clean their 29th annual tournament
sweep against Hunt Realty with thla attractive list of
and Stenstrom Realty holds names:
the number two spot with a
— National Open champion
split o f points against A rt Julius Boros.
Brown
Test
Control,
2-2»
Cook'a
Corner edged
Into
Wc eat only the muscle of
fourth position when they th« scallop.
won three points from Shoe
maker Construction. The De
nary Debt won three pointa
from Southern A ir and the
C.P.O. W ives made a clean
AND I* YOU UK£ SAFETY. BfLIABlLITV
sweep against M, A R. Bar.
ANO PERFORMANCE.TRADI WTHATOtD
The Acey Deucy W ives split
thrlr pointa, 2-2, with the
Grapeville Nursery.
ile v rrly Meeks, Joe's Laun
dry, picked o ff tha 6-7 split
and Dot Johnson, bowling for
Cook’s Corner, converted the
6-8-10. Doris Omey, Virginia
Skelly, and I ’at Sipley con
verted the 6-7; Jean Sheridan
the S-7; Connie Rlngo 4-6;
Tat Sipley 6-6; K athy Grey
3-10; end Carolyn Sallee the
2-7.
K it* Glaser rolled the only
turkey. P a t Sipley rolled the
highest game o f 186 and
Sophie Woodson bad blgb
serira with a 616.
Tlie Sanford Junior High
School Brave* and the South
Seminole Junior High HurH em et will tangle tonight at
Seminole High'* F l e m i n g
Gymnasium in what should he
the highlight of junior high
basketball in Seminole Coun
ty thla aeaion.
Tho principal event will get
underway at S p.m. while a
preliminary context between
the Junior v a n ity flvea of the
two schools will start at 6:30.
The Braves will atari Ron
Dudley at center. Chuck Plgott and Frank Whlgam at
the forward posts, and the
SUM M IT M EETING — Mnriclle Gollschel, left,
guards will be Ralph Stumpf
o f France nnd the United States’ Jean Snubcrt
and Lefty Oxford.
chat after a special alalom event during the In
Tha Hurricanes will probe
bly go with forwards Bruce
ternational Silherkrug Lndlcn. Ski Races at Rnd
Stuart and Ray Gaines, cen
Gantein, Austria. The French miitu won the A l
ter Bruce Stuart, and guards
pine combine in which the ninlom nnd downhill
Larry J-nit and Dave Straugrankings are added up. The American bagged tho
ban.
alalom.
Last week when these two
clubs collided the Hurricanes
racked up a 40 to 39 victory
when Stuart waa fouled with
one second remaining. Stuart
took two shots at tho charity
line and sank the first to knot
the score at 40-all and calm
ly dumped In the second toss
to gtve Uie South Seminole
quintet Its one-point victory.
INNSBRUCK, Austria ( U P I ) Othmar said. "W e get here
The Junior v a n ity tilt last
—A em ail but patient army by 10 In the morning end stay
week was also a thriller with
until about four In the after
South Seminole taking a 26 to stands a long, relentless vigil
dally at the Olympic Village. noon. About noon, we take
23 derision.
The troop, o l different alsei our lunch break, how ever."
Of courae, the Austrian ath
end in varied uniforms, are
young autograph seekers and letes are Ota moat popular
with the youngsters. The ski
their prey are the many ath
er*
and skaters are natloaal
letes from the 36 nations com
peting In the ninth Winter heroes here.
Olympic*.
Most of them are youngster*
8 Y R . 86* B LE N D
M IA M I BEACH (U P I ) — from about eight to 14, and
Sonny I.laton got back In the one o f the energetic worker*
ring with sparring mates to la allm Othmar Kopp who
day, apparently unconcerned livies in downtown Innsbruck.
about Cassius Clay's announc
Kopp, I t dressed in a blue
ed plana to launch a "p sy parka with grey pant* and a
S T R A IG H T |
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top, carriea a five by seven
The brash 22-year-old chal Inch autograph Iwok with him.
lenger announced Wednesday It is almost full, too, of sign
he, his camp follower* and 30 ature* scrawled in many var
high achool students would ied hands.
march on suburban Surfside
" I have most of the fam
Saturday and "p ic k e t" Lis ed athletes here, except my
ton's training headquarters.
favorite, Egon Zimmcrtrlin,
Clay boxed six rounds with the skier," Othtnsr said with
spsrring partners Dave Bailey a frown "B ut 1 will get him
and Cody Jones, roneentrat- before the games are o v e r."
ing on defensive tacllca when
AH of the children, some
cornered in Ihe rope*.
time* numbering a* many ax
The brawny champion stay 20, gather around the en
ed out of the ring Wednesday. trance to tha village because
they have 10 days off from
Tha nine-banded armadillo school, thanks to tha games.
Port — Sherry —
beam it* young in litter* all
"M ost o f us coma from
W hite Port
o f one nrx.
downtown on the streetcar,"
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Changes Schedule
LA U R E L. Md. (U P I ) - Tho
Maryland Racing Commlition
has announced a minor revis
ion in Laurel's spring racing
dale*.
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dark day, G o o d
Friday,
March 27, 1* planned Instead
of two a* prevloutly an
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Sports
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OK Tire Gets
Tighter Grip
In this weeks action in the
The Orange Howl
New that the Orange Bowl committee ha* decided to
present the annual classic in Miami at night, and now
that they’ve ntso decided to put aside their pact with
the Dig Light Conference, the annual affair could very
well become the one major bowl a ffa ir to put on the fea
ture attraction of year-end collegiate gridiron engage
ments.
This business o f the major bowls ticing themselves
down with pneta with various conferences has taken
away the edge o f importance to many o f the presenta
tions.
The Rose Bowl, fo r example, is simply an annual
deal between the west coast chumpions and the number
one or the number two team in the Big Ten. Many tlmea
the Big Ten title holder* have not been in the elaaaic
because they were there the yrar before.
There arc plenty o f football fana on ths west eosst
who would like to see the Rose Bowl untie itself from
aurh an arrangement so they could go after the best in
the nation.
Apparently the Orange Bowl people have realised
that such a pact with the Big Eight hss deprived them of
having one o f the m ajor attraction*. And we're no less
than delighted to aee the committee put Itself into a posi
tion whereby they can go a fter two o f the best in the
nation. It’ll mean much to the Orange Bowl and much
to the entire state o f Florida.
Now, if the committee will move the game from New
Year's night to some other night it'll be that much the
better.
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Daytona Speedway Schedule
During the past few days The Herald's sports desk
has received numerous ealla from auto racing fans in
Seminole about when certain events will be presented
at the Daytona speedway. W e've checked into It und here's
ths slate o f attractions fo r the remainder o f February:
Fob. 8— 1:00 p.ni. — First o f two 60-mile A ItC A
qualifying rncea to determine Sunday 250-mils race
positions; 1:40— second 50-mile AR C A qualifying race;
2:110— First o f two 60-mile N A S C A R pole position race*
to determine pole positions for “ Daytona 600," followed
by second 60-mile pole position race.
Feb. 9 — 12:t0 p.m. — Preliminary activities and
band concert; 2:110 p.m.— First annual A R C A 250-mil#
late model stock ear race.
Feb. 10-13— Practice fo r American Challenge Cup
and Daytona Continental race entries and N A 8 C A R
stock car drivers.
Feb. t4— Qualifying trials for American Challenge
Cup and Daytona Continental races.
Feb. 16 — t:00 p.m. — 250-mlle American Challenge
Cup race over 11.81 mile course open to Grand Touring,
G T Prototype, FI A appendix C sport*, RCCA modified
eatagory and classified ears.
Feb. 16 — 10:00 a.m.— Third annual 2000-Kilometer
“ Daytona Continental" grand touring toad race over
8.81-mile course.
Feb. 17-20 — Practice and qualifying trials for
N A S C A R -F IA entries.
Feb. 31— 1:00 p.ni.— First o f two 100-mile N A S C A R .
F I A late model atock car races, follow ed by second 100miler.
Feb. 22 — 1:00 p.m. — 250 mile N A S C A R ModifiedSpcitsmnn National Championship race; followed by 250mlle N A S C A R -F IA late model consolation race to de
termine final entries fo r “ Daytona 600."
Fell. 2.1— 12:50 p.m.— Sixth annual “ Daytona 600"
N A S C A R -F IA late model stock car race, world’a fullest
500-mile automobile race.
Badcock Team
Leads League
bowling
O K -T iie
team
Tb#
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LVNSBURCK. Austria (U P !)
—Tall, reckless Chrird lis t s
led Austrian girls in • 1-2-3
• weep of the women's down
hill ski race in the Winter
Olympics
today,
blocking
American Jean Saubert's bid
lor a third medal, while Ruti n woo the men's 1,500 meter
speedskating to cep the great
est medal spree io Olympic
history.
Victory ha the l.SM meters,
by handsome Estonian univer
sity
student
Ant*
Antson.
gave the Soviet Union its
ninth gold medal and 22nd
medal of all kinds hi the
ames—both all-time Olym1c records.
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DALLAS (U IN )—The Dallas t
Cowboy*
SPECIA LS
EVERY DAY!
the
representing
Landry Signs 10-Year Contract With Cowboys
Dempsey Asks
Boxing Law
Friday M atinee A t
SOKC To Be Benefit
program of the season is
slated tomorrow at the San
«
The new contract actually ; i* the longest in professional
crushed gives Landry an It-year pact 1-|x>rt' history that we know
It becomes effective at the i o f." M L headquarters said
The
Badcock
Furniture * repeated reports Dial Tom
end of his current contract Ml wa* the longest on it* rec
train took four point* to put Landry was on hi* way out as which has another year to
ord*.
them in front with 42' i win* head coach by signing him to run
The long-term contract end
and 29la losses. H ie Karn* a 10-year contract, longest on
Terms were not revealed, ed repeated report* that Cowrecord for a coach in the lint General Manager Tex boys owner*, unhappy with
Insurance team took two to
National Football League.
Schramm said Landry got a the progress of the team since
put them in second spot with
pay increase. Landry declin it wa* founded and Landry
10'x wins and 3U » losses.
Gorillas keep on the move ed to comment except to **y installed as coach in I960,
Seminole County Motor* arc constantly, stopping only to it was a "pretty good salary.” would lire Landry unless hs
in third spot with .19'* win* *leep at night.
Schramm said the contrail had a good 1964 season.
and 32‘ j losses. Fourth is Cut
A T L A N T A ( U l ’l i — Don't und tilth-ranked Tennessee an
league,
secured let all that hoop-la about Ken other notch hack at 4-2.
Since each play* It confer
their first-place position even tucky mislead you. The South
more with a clean sweep over eastern Conference basketball ence games, the fact that five
race is fur from ovei.
of the teams have only two
their opponent* Howe Tire
First mun to admit that is losses shows just how tight
Shop. This gnve them a 15
Adolph Rupp, coach o f the this race is.
point load over the second SEC-leading Wildcats, ranked
Something has to give Fri
place team and with only nine third best in the nation.
day night when Georgia Tech
weeks to go will proxc a d if
"lt'a nicn to be in front,” is host to Louisiana State. On
ficult challenge to the oppos said Rupp who.-c teum handed Saturday Kentucky is host to
ing teams. Helen Altman was him his 700th victory this Mississippi, Vanderbilt to I.SU 'N Curl with 38's win* and
33'i losses, next l* Mary Car
the spur for O K-Tire» with a week while taking the lend in and Tech to Tulane.
ter Paints with 33'-j wins and
490-189, while teammate, llot pursuit of his 21st SoutheastThere were no games the
38‘ x losses and just a half
Johnson, came through with cm Conference championship, past two nights and the only
I |Kiint behind is Mary Esther's
a 484-1(15.
"llu t, we've still got to visit one tonight is a non-lenguc
with 33 wins and 39 losses.
Me Ruber Is Tire Co. in their Tennessee and Auburn and encounter— Clcmson ut Geor
I.i'l Buggers are next with
mntch with Factory Paint play Vanderbilt here at home. gia. Friday night, in addition
3 lli wins and 40'-i losses and
Outlet
won
threo
points,
“ While
each win helps, to Tech-l.SU, Tulane will be
Sanford Sewing Center lias
with their star bowler, Midge we've got a long way to go be at Yundy. Saturday night's
29
wins ami 43 losses
Wood*, racking up the High fore we can start cheering."
other game* are Florida at
Elaine Kostival had high
serle* for the night, a big
As the SEC rare now stands, Alnbunm, Georgia nt Auburn
game and series o f 185 and
663, with games o f 200 and Kentucky is on top with a 6-2 and Mississippi State at Ten
169. A 176 was rolled liy Isa
218. Evelyn Uhr and Louise mark, Georgia Tech and Louis nessee.
bel Goslturn. a 174 by Alice
Hosford,
of
the
Factory iana State are close behind at
Although Kentucky will he a
Sexton and a 169 tty Thelma
Paint team, turned in high 5-2; and 8th-rankcd Vanderbilt heavy favorite over Missis
Unger.
games o f 170 and 169. Stum
sippi, their game will be n key
Thu 5-10 split wa* the most
per* Real Estate won three
attraction hernusc of the ex
popular. iM'lilg picked up by
points fioni their rival. Jet
pected scoring duel between
Jeanne Wolfe, Nancy Conway,
Inn, with Shirley Hartman
Cotton Nash o f the Wildcat.-,
Alice (test and Bartiara Rohrand Ruth Phillips turning in
and Donnie Kessingcr o f die
er. The 3-10 was picked lip
fine games o f 167. Lil Donat
Rebels. Nash lends the SEC in
LOS ANGELES (U P I ) twice by Thelma Unger and
was high for Jet Inn with a Former heavyweight champ scoring with a 26.9 average
once by Madge Cummins The
471-171.
ion Jack Dempsey ha* sug and Kessingcr i* close on his 4-5 by Alice Hall and Elfie
Another clean sweep wa* gested “ a national boxing heel* at 25.1.
Oldham. The fi-7 by Tuna
made by Pierro Mfg. Co. over law and commission to bring
Louisiana State's slim hopes
Parker and the 5-7 by Slurle)
Pryors Itts. Co., with Edith about uniform enforcement of o f upsetting ImiIIi Georgia
Martin. Lucy Pops rolled the
Tech and Vanderbilt in two
Zeuli leading the way for safety measures."
only turkey.
Pierro’s with a good 174-175.
Hr expressed bis approval nights and thus grabbing a
St. John* Realty Co. came out o f proposal* to eliminate the share o f the SEC lead rest
The Nile, approximately 4.three to the good after their “ saved at the M l " and have largely in the hnnd* of Dick
hoot with Mar Leu, with Jear. the referee continue counting Muiiv, He has paced the tie'll- ooo miles long, is the longest
gals to four straight w ins.
single river in the world.
Monroe taking high honor* at the end ol the round.
fo r St. John* with a big 62.1182. St. Johns' newly acquired
teammate, Jean Adcock, came
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Margaret Price was higli for Loscutoff of Hie Boston Cel
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Boston game at New York
and Louisa Owens the 6-10.
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"N o w That Bobby Kennedy Has Left,
Where W ere W e?"
New Cancer Cases
During the year o f 1964, up to
17,000 new cancer case* will prob
ably develop among citizens o f Flor
ida, including men, women and chil
dren o f ell ages. The estimate is
given in the “ 1964 Cancer Facte
and Figures", a publication o f the
American Cancer Society.
Types o f cancer and estimated
new cases listed are: cancer o f the
colon and rectum, up to 2,200 new
cases; lung cancer, 1,800; breast
cancer, 1,700; uterine cancer 1,400;
cancer o f the prostrate, 1,1001 stom
ach cancer 760 and leukemia (can
cer o f blood-forming tissues) 600 es
timated new cases.
Another form o f cancer which
may be expected to develop in thou
sands o f persons, particularly in sou
thern states where the sun's rays
are most intense, is skin cancer. This
type o f cancer is described as a sore
that does not heal, or an unusual
change or growth in a w art or mole.
Skin cancer is easier to detect than
most types o f cancer and if proper
medical treatment is given prompt
ly, a high percentage o f cases are
cureable.
In commenting on “ Cancer Facts
and Figures", a spokesman o f the
American Cancer Society said, "In
presenting information
about the
number two killer disease to the pub
lic, it is not done to scare people.”
“ Rather", he added, “ we hope to
make more people aware o f the dis
ease, to know more about Cancer’s
Seven Danger 8ignals and to have
regular medical checkups so that
trained physicians can give
IVI prompt,
early treatment i f cancer is detected.
I f this policy were followed, many
thousands o f people might be saved."
(Editor's
ticles
f-om
i
Worry Clinic
Mr. Bunt mentioned that
such mail is seldom opened by
the lawmakers to whom ws ad
dress i t
F or they obviously havsn't
time to Indulge in such cler
ical details.
So their secretaries usually
handle the letters that arrive.
Mr. Bunt thus suggests that
i f you really want your lawauks re to see your comments,
then address your letter to
your newspaper.
Mention your Congressman
therein and explain your pol*
iticsl argument
Then have some interested
friends add their signatures,
too. F o r a letter with several
names attached w ill attract
fa r more attention.
Mr. Bunt's advice is superb.
l a fa c t i f you then mail
your Congressman a copy of
that printed letter from tbs
editorial page of your local
aewepsper, the secretary o f
that Congressman will be sure
to call it to his attention.
That’s especially true if it
contains
several
additional
signatures, fo r then it looks
more like a petition.
Remember, petitions suggest
that a lot o f voters are in
volved.
When you mall your clipping
from the newspaper, mark It
with rad pencil.
And on the outside o f the
envelope, run these two wordsi
“ marked copy.”
I t even helpe to encircle
them in red or green pencil!
For then the secretary o f
Letters
To The Editor
The H.ralS e , l n a n let
ters treat It* r.aS.ra aa see
ds affairs. The w rlttr asar eae
a pea seats prartSsS tbs lat
ter also eerrlss tbs writer’s
Iras aaais aaS aSSrsas. Letters
s f fewer tbaa SOe w art, will
Stvsa prsfrrrars. letters
aSSrsssrS to atbrra are arssatable prat ISsS tbrr 4s ast Seat
la psrsaaalltlrs. Pastry Is ast
pabllsbsS by Tbs llrralS.
Dear Mr. Editor:
Last week, a highly esteem
ed friend o f mine who is s
salesman fo r the Borg-Warnrr
Corporation, Ken Lundy who
lives In Dsllss, Texas sadly In
formed me that their pet
Gopher, Wilbur by name had
accidently froson to death by
being under their home and
not in his hole where he be
longed.
Mr. Lundy Informed me that
thla tragic loss o f their pet
had greatly disturbed his 10year-old daughter, consequent
ly he was making ■ personal
Herald Area Correspondents
Alternants Borings
Mrs. Julia Barton
ISS-1SU
Lake Marv
Mrs. Frances Wester
H 1411I
Casselberry
Mrs. Jane Casselberry
Lake Monroe
Mrs. H. L. Johnson
333-8723
Longwood
Mrs. Donna Eaten
888-3317
Chntuotn
Mrs. Jean Magin
848-3743
DeBary
Mrs. Adasa Muller
888-4418
Enterprise
Miss Helen Bnodgra
888-8883
Genevn
Mrs. Louise Grayaen
Page 0
Sanford, Florida
radio chain to help enlighten
American eltisena on good
government
But when he also urges that
you channel your letter to
your Senators or Congressmen
via your newspaper, he shows
his "horse sense."
Congressmen diligently an
alyse the paper from their
home districts, so your letter
thus has a double Impact
In general, too, an envelope
with a printed name and re
turn address on it carries
more weight than a plain en
velope.
And printed letterheads like
wise suggest a more educated,
influential writer.
Send fo r my booklet “ How
to W rite Salable Copy," en
closing a long stamped, return
envelope, plus 20 cents. I t o f
fers more psychology on let
ter writing.
North Or la ado
Mrs. Mona Grinatesd
833-3381
Osteen
Mrs. Clarence Snyder
883-484!
O iM a
Mrs. O n m i K i Im ;
J U -IIH
Thuran February 6,1964
appeal fo r another Gopher and
would be happy and w illing to
pay tha top going price. Tbs
only stipulation being that he
wanted n Beeg onet
(every
thing in Texas has to be large
you know). They have every
thing In Texas but Gophers.
Therefore, if anyone knows
the whereabouts of n real
large Gopher residing In BernInole County that we could
crate up and place on n big
Jet fo r Dallas in s few weeks
when tho weather warms up, it
would be greatly appreciated.
I am authorised and prepar
ed to pay on the spot fo r this
transaction. Anyone able to
help out In taking care o f this
urgent pies, w ill he rendering
a great humanitarian service.
Please let ms hear from you.
Ford Cavanaugh
Forest City, Fla.
Editor, Herald:
Let me compliment you on
your forward looking policy
regarding letters to tha editor. I believe if this Is en
couraged it will give you
and
our politicians
some
grassroots thinking on • var
iety of subjects.
You have, o f course, heard
that those who get Florida
sand in their shoes come back
to Florida.
I'm looking forward to an
of moonmen and marsince they fired those
of sand into orbit the
day.
where will they come?
Why, to Sanford, tbs ihad
capital o f tbs world, to try
our ahad fishing, Jan. 1 to
Apr. 13. Dooa that sound
fishy? Wall, what would you
u p s e t from a Ashing camp
opsrator.
“ J im " Crowe
is
on the latest news
Euro peso countries.
There is, for instance, the
Spanish dinner hour. Most
restaurants open at • o'clock,
but no one ever shows up un
til about 10. The crowd ar
rives at 11. Spanish business
and soda! hours art geared
to (hit and it works fins for
Spaniards.
But when one
arrives at a hotel at 3 o'clock
tired from a day’s drive or
sight-seeing, you take s bath,
change your clothes, read sn
English language newspaper
U you are lucky enough to
find one, rest a bit, and find
you have two and a half or
three hours before you can
decently have dinner.
Nature knows nothing o f rights.
She knows only laws. Man, on the
other hand, has ideals and aspira
tions.—James Truslow Adams.
your lawmaker will be doubly
interested in what that envel
ope contains.
Politicians are very much
aware o f the vast influence
wielded by any medium of
public opinion, and the news
paper rates tops In this re
spect
So any item from a news
paper thus exerts tremendous
influence.
F or example, a newspaper of
10.000 circulation has an esti
mated 85,000 readers.
And a metropolitan dally o f
100.000 circulation is read by
at Issst 860,000 people.
Congressmen thus realise
that your printed item in a
newspaper may often wield
enough Influence over voters
to sway a state-wide election!
Mr. H. L. Hunt is a very
experienced practical psychol
ogist who has maintained a
Hers
LISBON (Special) — Any
time one travels one has to
sxpaet inconveniences and an
noyances. You either ignore
them o r adapt to them. But
tha American traveler to the
Iberian peninsula will run into
nuisances which take special
adjustment.
Dr. Crane's
CASE B-470: H. L. Hunt is
e a t o f America's greatest
bail sees geniuses.
B e it an intense patriot, be
Bering firm ly ia a balanced
federal budget, as well as all
those wonderful freedoms In
ea r Constitution.
Receatly hs gave
some
shrewd advice to all American
eitlsens apropos o f their let
ters to Senators and Congress-
note:
Other articles will follow.)
By A . M. Haskell
Thought For Today
*
Iberian Life Enchanting
the sixth o f a series of ar
And set up false witnesses who
said, This man never censes to speak
words against this holy place and the
law;— Acts 6:18.
•
Touring Europe
Bruce Biossat — Roy Cromley
Political Notebook
W A S H IN G T O N
The
harmless
(N E A )
little
—
term
"project grant" crops up In
creasingly in federal spending
plans. I t could turn out to
be quite a sleeper.
Its meaning holds no mys
tery. Funds funneled out by
this method are pinpointed on
problem areas: slums, bad
schools, centers o f delinquen
cy, concentrations o f polluted sir.
But as this approach comes
into wider vogue—end this is
happening— it seems certain
to alter further the already
troubled ties between
the
federal government and the
states and cities.
The matter cannot be dis
missed either as small pota
toes o r as obscure stuff. A
good portion o f President
Johnson's attack on poverty
may be mounted through pro
ject grants. Said he in his
budget message on just one
phase o f the assault:
" O f particular significance
ill be the education proposal fo r project grants to meet
special educational needs."
This proposal Is expected
to loom fairly largs in a
poverty program that may
call for more than f l billion
In spending authority and up
wards o f 8300 million in nctual outlays fo r fiscal 1005.
The advantage o f the pro
ject approach — sharp focus
on the target o f trouble—
makes It steadily more at
tractive to government plan
ners. They argue that the
money goes only where It Is
needed.
Y e t there Is a counter-argument, as some determinedly
anonymous specialists in pub
lic finance point out. The
question is how the anti
spenders, from Ben. Barry
Goldwater on down,
have
managed to miss this Juicy
Issue lying on their doorstep.
What It comas down to is
the prospect o f greater fed
eral control over a variety of
programs Involving U . 8.
monies.
From
fa r back, federal
"grants In aid" have gone to
the states by the "form ula ap
proach,” under which allot
ments Dow to all states ac
cording to population differ
entials o r o t h e r
typical
gauges. Most often the states
must match part or all o f the
federal outlay. The Inevitable
example: the Interstate high-
way program.
Generally, the states have
kept a pretty fa ir grip on
these standard aid programs.
Some critics suggest their
hold may be much weaker on
funds in project grants— even
though the President
and
others stress federal reliance
on action begun by states
and cities.
Under tha “ project" strate
gy, not just money but teams
o f specialists, in education,
delinquency, health, housing,
are drawn into the assault.
Usually, though not al
ways, the federal experts
thrown Into the breach prove
to be the beat trained. Their
superior experience can be
come a major influence on
what ia done.
Actually, federal "technical
assistance" crews, operating
from Washington or regional
offices, exert some o f this In
fluence In the "form u la" aid
programs. But the latter tend
to hedge them in with more
rigid restrictions, to the evi
dent advantage o f the states.
This Issue o f federal influence is not one-sided. One
ardent advocate o f ths states’
role in U. S. affairs says fed
eral experts have given an
Important lift to tha technical
competence of state and lo
cal officials In many fields.
Nevertheless, the "project
gran t" approach to federal
apending may bo opening the
door to new and riskier ter
ritory. The lure is great, but
i f Washington leaps too hard,
aome folk at the lower levels
could get trampled.
Helen Fuller Says
You can go out and mill
around the streets, which is
what the Spaniards do. But
you have generally already
walked your feet o ff sod this
is not very appealing.
You can write letters sod
postcards to your friend# and
No matter how elegant hotel
relations, but no ooe has
enough friends and relations accommodations are, there ia
always something that does
to last for several weeks.
You can take a nap, but. not quite work. Drains are
In m y csss at least, this only slow and hot water may be
makes m e groggy after I a m ere trickle, but toilets run
like Niagara for hours. Locks
tend to stick, and bathroom
doors do not quits close. A
banging shutter can wreck
faavoe with a night's sleep,
And why the ashtrays always
B y*E al Ceckrsa
There's nothing like being number one or none la beyond
told she's pretty to put a girl me. Maybe the hotel people
do M t worry about fire, but
in a nice frame o f mind.
I do.
In rural Spain and Portugal
It's t break for a busy res
taurant when t customer is a it would be well to travel
with a seeing eye dog for get
good waiter.
• • e
ting down corridors, and a
It’s really not so bad for flashlight for reading in bed.
married folks to argue over Electricity is expensive, and
bills. Congress doss it >U the the Iberians are thrifty, but
after dark It la almoet lm
time.
possible to see your room
I f there weren't any more number and the one low watt
tomorrows think of the thlngi bulb that is usual in the ela
borate reading light fixture
thst would never get done.
probably accounts for the ab
normal number of oculists In
Spain and Portugal.
I f you do not speak Span
ish o r Portuguese, you know
before you start that there
are going to be difficulties in
communication. That ia your
fault for not knowing enough.
But It is frustrating to explain
d e a r weapons in spsee.
The next test o f how serious to a smiling and willing Span
each side is about going far iard or Portuguese, who pro
ther on arms reduction will fesses to speak English, what
come at the disarmament you need and have him either
talks that resumed In Gen disappear forever, or turn up
eva. Both U.S. and the USSR with something diametrically
representatives have new pro opposed to what you havo or
posals. Whether there is new dered. It la also devastating
determination to reach agree to work out a request in hesi
tating Spanish, sod be Inun
ment remains to be seen.
dated witk a flow of language
o f which you cannot under
E X ILE D ACAD IANS
stand one word.
The Acadians were driven
Another thing that does not
from their homes in Csnada lead to secure feeling travel
because they refused to swear ing around Spain and Portu
loyalty to the British Crown gal is that you can call a
after Great Britain conquered bead for reservations, and
New Franco (Canada) la the get them confirmed, hut that
1700s.
doesn't maan that whan you
Barbs
Quiet Togetherness
W A S H IN G TO N - Far more
Important in the international
game of diplomatic tic-tactoe
than General Da Gaulle's re
cognition of Communist China
is the quiet coming together
o f the U.S. and the USSR In
search of a tenable truce in
the Cold War.
The shift In U.S. strategy
was slresdy in motion before
President Kennedy's assassin
ation. Under President John
son, it appears, the word has
gone out to seek argument on
every subsidiary question at
Issue that could smooth the
way toward slowing down the
arms race.
The basis for a change in
thinking came last fall when
Defense Secretary McNamara
revealed that naw calcula
tions showed the west to bo
substantially stronger than ths
East in conventional military
forces as well ae missiles.
Ths new power situation m s
further revealed when the CIA
took the unusual step of re
leasing data demonstrating
that the Soviet economy is
m w lagging rather than gnaw
ing.
McNamara's
information
was Intended to convey to
the public that tha U.8. can
afford, in fact would benefit
by, an arms "frees# ". The
CIA dsta suggested that thla
should be a good time to sell
tho Soviets on ways to econ
omise on arms.
It Is easy to change politi
cal gears in a totalitarian
country. Tha new 'Tina" la
simply handed out to the gov
ernment-controlled press and
radio which Impress it on tho
public. In a democracy, shift
ing gears takes longer. The
press, the public and tha Con
gress must bavo Urn#
weigh and consider what Is
proposed. A wise administra
tion o f either political party
in the U.S. always allows for
that.
Soma of our most sophisti
cated newsmen believe that
m are in such a period of
conscious
preparation
for
change. One foreign affairs
expert describes tha pr aasnt
aa a time of "bruahflre
peace." Kennedy aad Johnson
and Khrushchev between than
in tha last law ysara h a rt
brought about a demilitarised
Antarctica,
tha
"hot-Una"
teletype, a partial teat baa
and aa agreement to baa nu-
wake up and usable to sleep
at night.
You can go to a bar. But
even the slowest drinker can
not make two drinks last long
enough, and If you are a
weakling, like me, you go to
dinner half drunk, cat too
much, and are less than a
good companion in the morn
ing.
The only answer is to ac
quire a collection o f books
and read. This is not ideal,
either, for after you have
crossed an ocean and spent a
great deal of money, spending
several hours a day reading
in a hotel room makes you
feel guilty. But it's restful
and-it's safe.
When you do get to a res
tsurant, you will generally
find the waiters so eager to
serve you they hardly give
you time to retd tha menu
All through the meal they
hover and watch every bite
you take for approval Until
you want tha check. Then
there la not even a bus boy
within hailing distance. Elth
er the proverbial politeness
of the Spaniard (which ia no
myth) presents him from
suggesting by his presence
any Idea so crude as that you
should pay for a m e a l or
there Is a crap game going
on in every Spanish kitchen
Anyway, In Spain, and often
in Portugal, you wait for your
check.
arrive at a hotel after a hard
day'a drive that they have
ever heard of you.
Put not your trust la Span
ish road maps, either. Wo
had a beautiful map book of
large-scale regional m ip s put
out by the Spanish govern
ment, which purported to
show national highways in
red, good highways in green,
and hard-surfaced local roads
In yellow. Don't you ever be
lieve it. A yellow road can
be excellent and a red one
almost Impossible. Roads that
are marked "w inding" may
be reasonably straight, one
that appears straight on the
map may resemble a roller
coaster la bad repair. Don't
rely on road signs, either.
Your destination may
be
plainly marked, kilometer by
kilometer, until that last turn.
Either the sign for it is on a
aide where you would not
logically look for It, clump of
bushes where you can hardly
see it, or just plain is not
there at all. Thla makes it
very easy to overshoot your
mark and get lost. Watch
your mileage, and if you are
more than five miles o ff your
course, ask.
And speaking of signs, in
the villages no one bothers to
put up shop signs. You ean
walk around for half an hour
looking for a garage or •
bakery o r a drug store, and
find you have passed M three
or four times, thinking k was
a private residence. I am
aura everyone who lives in
the village knows where to
buy things for they have pro
bably been sold at the same
place for 300 years. But a
tourist will save time If he
will ask directions before he
seta out for a picnic or aa
aspirin.
When you get to a shop,
most things are o f good qual
ity with ooe exception. The
Spanish and Portuguese have
Invented a paper which is
slick on ooe side, corrosive on
the other, and absolutely nonabsorbent.
it
undoubtedly
would have some Industrial
use, but for paper towels,
paper napkins and toilet paper
it is no good at all. These are
the uses it la put to In the
Iberian peninsula. Carry a
nice big box o f paper tissues,
made in USA.
Ones crossing the Spanish
border, make up your mind
that everything ia going to
take longer than you think it
will. To insure an even tem
per, figure out tha longest
possible time it will lake to
drive loo miles, sec .a muMum or get a minor repair
on a ear. Then add an hour,
for there will always be a
fascinating,
but loquacious
guide, unexpected road re
pairs, o r a smiling but mad
deningly slow automobile me
chanic to cope with.
I quepect all thla is a plot
worked out by tha Spanish
and Portuguese to keep things
from being too p e rfect Be
cause toe Iberian peninsula
ia ao enchanting, and the
people have so much charm,
if something did M t go wrong
you would M t believe K.
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D E A R A B B Y : Our only
child, who liras 2,000 milea
•w ay, la expecting her first
child this summer. Today wo
received a letter from our
daughter telling us that she
had lined up a nurse fo r the
firs t three months and that
her mother should not plan
on fly in g out for the birth o f
the baby, but to w ait until
three or four months after.
W e were shocked and hurt
as we have always had a
perfect relationship with our
daughter, and we lore her
husband as we would a son.
M y w ife la ashamed to tell
our friends that she was
asked to stay away fo r three
or four months. Can you ex*
plain the psychological r*ason behind our daughter’s
rejection o f her mother at
this tlraeT
HURT
D E A R H U R T :: W hy as
sume that there Is a "p sy
chological reason’’ behind
your daughter’s
decision,
and that it Is a "rejection"
o f her mother? Perhaps
your daughter does not want
to burden her mother with
the hard work o f caring for
a newborn baby, but prefers
that she come after the baby
has grown a little so that
she can fully enjoy her visit.
Ufa
DEAR A B B Y : I went with
a man fo r five months be*
fore he admitted that he was
married and had a family. 1
sew him only once after that
to say my final goodbye. His
w ife found out about us and
now I am afraid she is going
to sue me fo r alienation of
affections. I
have
some
money, but I can’t afford a
suit of that nature. I even
suspect collusion on the part
o f the man and his wife.
They have evidence which
could win for them if such
is the case. I need help.
W O R R IE D
little
dUqhUqhJtA
D EAR W O RRIED : You
need a heap o f help. The
kind that only a good lawyer
can provide. What are you
waiting for?
•
•
•
DEAR A B B Y : M y hus
band and were both born in
France, but are now Am eri
can citisens. W e have a
three-year-old daughter, and
we are tecahing her to speak
French by speaking It in our
home. Thus fa r she is speak
ing French as well as she
does English. W e fe lt thle
would be an advantage to
her later on, but many o f
our friends have planted
some doubts in our minds.
They say that when she
starts to learn English In
school she will have a d iffi
cult time because she will
confuse it with
French.
Could you please advise us
o f the validity o f this view
point?
MRS. D.
D E AR MRS. D.: Children
learn languages very easily.
I t Is an a d v a n t a g e fo r
youngsters to learn a sec
ond language while growing
up, so don't be concerned
•bout "confusing" y o u r
daughter by s p e a k i n g
French at home. But speak
English, too, for obvious
reasons.
C O N F ID E N T IA L TO “ IN
TRO U B LE
IN CO U NCIL
B L U F F S ":
T E L L YO U R
P A R E N T S A T ONCEI YO U
A R E U N D E R AGE BUT
HE IS N ’T.
•
•
•
Gat it o ff your chest. For
a personal, unpublished re
ply, write to A B B Y, Box
.1368, Beverly Hills, Calif.
Enclose a stamped, self-ad
dressed envelope.
•
•
•
For Abby’s booklet, "H ow
To Have A Lovely W ed
ding^" send CO cents to Abby, Box 336S, Beverly Hills,
Calif.
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bold and East would hava to
shift to another suit.
So West decided to lead the
king, expecting to drop the
queen. If East had been a
good player be would have
JU D Y S E N TE R is looking for a valentine under water at Rainbow Springs
in Dunncllon. N ext Wednesday is the day — Sweethearts’ Day.
TELEVISION TONIGHT
THURSDAY P. M.
S:SS C ) Nawacop*
(4) News. Weather,
Sport*
4:19 I ) Editorial
1:11 (S) Now*. Bparts, W e a
ther
4:14 (4) Sport*
S:I9 (> ) lluntlcy - Rrlnktvy
(4) N e w s — W a lt e r Conklta
( » ) N « w * — Ron Corhran
S i ll I I ) Enchanted Mirror
T:«S (]| Rifleman
(4) Hunting A Pishing
( I ) Virginia Iloya
T:ts 4S> Temple Houston
(4) l'**»w o rd
(9) Kllnlalnnrs
S.90 (l> Hawhlda
( I ) Donna Read
S:I9 (1) Dr. Kildare
I II My Three Bona
9:00 ( I ) Parry Mason
<91 ‘44 Olympic*
l:S4 ( I ) Hale! (Color)
10:99 i :> Bueprnee Theater
( * ) Nur*t*
(91 Edit Adame Show
101SO ( » ) Hlory of " A Fireman"
11.90 (S) ( I ) News, Waathar,
Bports
(9) Newt — Murphy
Marlin
11:19 ( I ) New*. Sports, W e a
ther
l l : t t (9) Theater of tha Star*
11:19 (>) Johnny C a n o n
(Color)
H i t ! ( » Movie
By Oswald Jacoby
played the queen even though
East bad a third heart behind
it. But East wasn't going to
waste an honor. He clung to
the queen like grim death.
It was death. South took his
ace and knocked out West's
ace of spades while East’s
queen was still blocking the
suit and South made four notrump Instead of going down
one.
What did West do that a
top-flight expert would not
have done? A top-flight ex
pert would have opened the
eight or nine of hearts. The
reason for the Jack lead la to
allow for the possibility of
finding queen In dummy and
ace In partner's hand. A top
flight
expert
would
have
known enough to get away
frofn the book lead and guard
against just what did happen
to West.
F R ID A Y
A . M.
1:99 (S) Ulimaittcs
4:11 IS) Sunehlno
Almanaa
t:TC (4) drove, Farm Report
4:S0 IS) Florida Hlatory
(4) Hunrlia Bimealer
T:99 (1) Today
(4) Operation Alphabet
T:S9 C ) Today
( I ) Mickle
Evan*
T:IS (4) Loral New*. W h e
ther
1:99 (4) Captain Kangaroo
liJO ( t ) Cartoons
IS) E ia r c li a
For
Wo
men
(4) American H il la r y
1:11 ( I ) Cartoons
1:19 (2) 0*1* Ktorm
( I ) Romper Room
19:09 (21 Kay When
(4) N e w t — Mike W a l
lace
( I ) Bpanlth
11:11 (2 ) N o w * — Edwin Newman
lt :S I ( I ) W o r d for Word
(4) I Lova Lucy
I t ) December llrlde
11:99 (2) Concentration
( « ) R i a l McCuia
(9) Price la Klsht
11:19 (2) M i n i n g Link
(9) Pole A (Had) ■
( * ) Keren Keya
F R ID A Y I\ M.
11:99 (2) Tour Flrat Impress
ion (Color)
( ( ) U v a of Life
( I ) Ernie Ford
12:21 ( I ) N e w * — Harry Hasaoner
12:29 (2) Truth or Con**quenre*
SAR*DAUa,C a W D L E T AND
6w i i
tornays for Plaintiff
North Court itraol
.at Offloo Bom MM
Undo, rlorlda
ibllth rob. S, MM)* -M
Soma words to tha wise for
big boys: "Happier Wives
(hints for husbands)." Mail
28 cents to Ruth Millet Read
er Service, c/o The Sanford
Herald, F. O. Box 489, Dept.
A, Radio City Station, New
York 19. N. Y .
Arthur U. Baekwllh. J r ,
Clark of the Circuit Court
l a aa d for Eamlaoto Coun
ty. Florida
• r i Saadra L Jskaaoa
Daputy Clark
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U S Magnolia
S ILA S SIKES, o f Mellonvillo Avenue, proudly
displays at 6 -pound turnip he raised in liix
backyard.
(Herald I’ hoto)
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WASHINGTON
(U P 1 )
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Mr*. Marina Ofwald li giving States,
from
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Mrs. Oswald Tells Frank Story
Of Her Life With Late Husband
.122-1562
3 “ pr-
€ urplus City
n
l
ar
a presidential commlailon "a
very
frank"
account o f her
o v m *i (
( J rv
life with the man accused of
aiian in atin g president John
H ID !
F. Kennedy.
Chief Justice Earl Warren,
chairman o f the seven-mem
N O W e i lO W IN M
fa r la a d Paa* N il*
“Th * « ( r * l Clow "
- • • ■ u Came N o n n la a1*
ber com m inion, gave thii
report on the questioning o(
the 22-year-old blonde widow
of Lee Harvey Oswald.
Warren aald the Russianbom Mrs. Oswald had been
Interrogated about her entire
life from birth. He said site
alao had given "considerable
elaboration" oa Oswald's at
titude toward
tha United
States and Kennedy.
The chief Justice refused lo
comment further on her testi
mony.
The Oswald* met in Minsk,
Russia, where Lee Harvey
Oswald had been living as a
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Classes —
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Just Off Hwy. 17-92 Oa Th* Dot Trade Rd.
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BUGS B U N N Y
rm
ROLLER R IN K
•
2:19
N E W YO R K ( U P I ) - l h a r a
ara 10,000 shoeshlna girls In
the United 8tatca and they
average 20 per cent more in
tips than mala bootblack*, ac
cording to a survey made by
Irving J, Bottnar, president
o f Eaquir* Shoe Car* Prod
ucts.
"Men tnjoy having girts
ahina their shoes," aald Mottner.
Shoes
Skate City
tiat!Ll,V“arr’ lH4
2:21
Lady Bootblacks
M EN ’S & DIG H
Legal Notice
* Arthur H. Baekwllh, J r ,
Clark of »k* Circuit Court
By: Martha T. Vlhlea
1:41
2:90
Shoes
Legal Notice
of. recorded la Plat Book
U , sagas id to SS of tba
Pabllo Records of Samisola County, Florida;
Including!
On# DuoTbarm (o il) W a ll
Hosier, Modal M4-t, Ser
ial ISTETS
On*
Victor
Cllmaa
IS"
(alaetrlc) Kitchen Eabauat
Fan, so medal or aerial
numbers.
Tan
Venetian
Blinds (mat al) maaufactur•d by Sankarlk (llasa *
Paint C o , Sanford, F lo r
ida, no modal or atrial nos.
togathar with all structurta
aad
Improvamanta,
than or
thereafter on aald land.
This la made pursuant to
Final Decree o f Foreclosure
antarad la tba above causa,
Chancery Docket Na. l l t t t .
now ponding In tho Circuit
Court of and for Samlnulo
County, Fla rids
IN W IT N E S S W H E R E O F , 1
have hereunto sat my hand
and official atal this Srd day
1:10
10-10:30 p.m.
ABC. Tho
Edic Adams Show. The tal
ents o f guest Bobby Darin
don't quite match hit confi
dent air in this rather luke
warm show, airly good with
a "T h i* N early Wa* M ine"
vocal, he doesn't hit his stride
(ill he tings "M ack The
K n ife."
For
pure
vocal
prowess, Edle tops him with
“ I ’ve Got tho World on a
String" and "H e re I ’ll S la y."
Just so-so is a comedy west
ern spoff Involving Darin and
Edie.
C H ILD R E N 'S
was
raaftar on aald land, and
Hurts attached thereto, and
I rants, laauas, proceed*, and
oflla accruing and to accrue
>m aald premia*#, all
of
lilch ara Included within IhO
regolng description and tha
ibandum
thereof; alao all
ia. ataam. alaetrlc. water, and
her heating, cooking, rafri
valing, lighting, plumbing,
ntllatlng.
Irrigating.
aad
war ayalama, machine*, aplancae, fliturta. and appurnance*, which now aro or
iy bara aflar pertain to. or
uaad with, In. or oa aald
amlata. area though thay b#
U c bad o r detachable,
public aal*. to tha hlgboet
d beat bidder for esah • »
:0* o'clock A.M. on lha ISth
y of February, 1M4 at tha
-oat Door of th# ■atnlnol*
iunty Courthouaa In Sanford,
orlda.
1:90
figures quite Importantly in
this confusing mystery.
9:30-10 p.m. NBC. Hazel.
"G eorge'* O rdeal." (C olor)
Now that half the country is
giving up smoking, chances
arc their next problem will
be how to avoid gaining
weight. In this episode George
( Don Defore) is put on a rigid
diet. Hazel's fans may get a
few laughs learning what tho
diet ia and how she enforces
it.
L A D IE S '
JhaWoman: Ru,t’ “ "•«
boy
12:41
12:11
(4) Bvorch For Tomor
row
(1) Father Knows Bail
(4) Uulillng Light
(2) N ew * — Ray Krhsrtr
(2) New*. Weather
(4) Rachalor Father
(9) (lanaral )|o*plta!
(2) People A r* Funny
(4) Aa Th* World Turns
l » ) N ew *— Dav* Fannail
( I ) Cartoons
<21 Let's Make A Deal
<«) Password
(1) Ann Hotharn
(2< N e w . — Floyd Kalb*r
(2) Doctor*
44> llnu** Party
(9) Day In Court
(1) N ew *—Liao Howard
(2) txiratto Young
t l ) To T ell Tha Trutk
19) quean For A Day
(4) New s— Edwards
(2) Ynu Don't Bay
(Color)
(4) i.ila* uf Night
I I ) Who Do Toti Traat?
(2) Match flam*
(4) Kacret Ktorm
(1) Trallntaslar
(2) News— Bandar
Vanocur
( ! ) Ilttrna and Allan
IS! Unci* Walt
<21 Rest o f Orouch*
(4) Cartoons
(2) Newponp*
14) Leave It T o Heaver
<91 Itlverboat
T V Time Rreviews
7:30-8:30 p.m. NBC. Temple the Spring." Another week
Houston. "T h e Cate for W il and another near romance for
liam Golch." Mildly amusing our good young doctor. In
this episode he fills in to han
episode which might have
dle an ailing physician's pri
been called "Cheating Cheat
vate practice and not only
ers." Houston (J effrey Hunt
becomes friendly with the
e r ) conspires to help an hon
other doctor’s daughter, he
est but Inept card player re
gets involved in feuds, vio
gain a ranch he'a lost to a
lence and jealousy. Cesar R o
group o f gambler*. The good
mero plays the doctor with a
guys are played by Denver
heart condition and Audrey
Pyle, James Best and Mary
Dalton la hla very pretty
Wlckes. The Intriguing v il
daughter.
lains and card sharps are por
8-10 p.m. CBS. Perry Ma
trayed by Ray Danton, Rich
son. "Th e Case o f the Bounti
ard Jacckcl and Gordon Wesful Beauty." An overly fanci
court.
ful plot full o f contradictions,
8-8:30 p.m. ABC. The Don
but it’s still Interestingly act
na Reed Show. "W ill the Real
ed by the principals involved.
Chicken Please Stand U p ?”
A middle • aged authoress
Good fun on a problem we all
(Zcm e North) Is accused of
sporadically face. Neighbor
murder after a beauty (San
Midge (Ann M cCrra) freezes
dra Warner) la found drown
with fright at having to take
ed. The beauty had threaten
a test for a driver's license,
ed to sue the authoress for
but Donna (Donna
Reed)
libel, claiming her lurid past
pulls her through with a
had served as the guide for
cheerful pep talk. Then It'*
the novel’s fictitious heroine.
Donna's turn to get her li
The stepion (Ryan O 'Neal)
cense renewed anti Midge
seems cool as a cucumber by
comparison.
Even
usually
calm Dr. Stone (C arl Betz)
finds his wife's fright contag
ious.
8:30 8:30 p.m. NBC. Dr.
Kildare. "Onions, Garlic and
the Flowers That Bloom In
Shoes
' ‘You stay right with mo,
old old mough to dean up the
son," ha told the littls boy.
enough to know better than mesa.
" I want you to know just how
So what did bis father do?
to smear green paint all over
hard I am going to have to
a neighbor's car port—but not He put on old clothes, got work to set right what you've
everything bo needed to do done.”
I doubt very much that
the Job, and took bis young
son along to tba neighbor's when he is a teen-ager that
NOTICIS O P SALB
small boy will drive around
house. s
Nolle* Is bsrtb y *lv*n that
s
mashing
In mailboxes,
After
seeing
to
it
that
the
irsuant to tha final User**
foreclosure and *ala enter- boy admitted he had done the breaking poit lights, littering
In tha causa ptndlnt In th*
and
made
his yards with paper, breaking
rcult Court In and for Sami- "painting"
ila County, Florida, caa* doe- apology, tho father set to windows In school buildings,
it numbar HIST, th* underand so on "fo r kicks."
snad Clark will sail th* pro- work getting the paint off.
Why? Because his father
rty altualad la said County
aerlbad as:
taught the child when he was
Lot I. Illock E. BUNL.AND
only five that damaging some
K8TATKH, a aubdlvlalon.
according tn a ptat tharsof. i s T t a c m c t'rr rot r t o r one elst's property is a ser
racerdad In Plat Book It. Tine SIXTH JUDICIAL ent ious matter.
1* to IS of tha Pub. e r rr o r a x d f o r sttttifiaaa*
And his father also taught
Ic Racorda af Samlnot* n o l b COUNTY, FLORIDA.
County, rlorlda.
IN CHANCERY SO. IM M
him, by making him watch
igathcr with tha following F E D E R A L N A T I O N A L MORTttna of proparly which a r t o a o e a s s o c i a t i o n , a cor the hard work his mischief
rated In and parmanantly In- poration,
made necessary, that the and
■lltd aa a part of tha lmPlaintiff. result o f defacing or destroy
ovamanta on aald land)
va.
Ona DuoThtrm (oil) Spaea J A M S *
OB O R D E
BlfA NN IS ing property is bard work for
Itaatar,
Modal
TIS-ITP, A N D N A D E A N M. 8HANNIH.
somebody.
Serial ISIBTT.
____
Defendants.
Ona CJB (alaetrlc) Hot W a
We wouldn’t have so much
NOTSCB OP BALK
ter llcalcr. Modal Y042N O T IC E IB IIKRKIIY (1IV- teen-agg vandalism If all par
AlUlOOt. Serial RTIItttT.
E N that on tho 24th day of
On* Chalaaa (alaetrlc) X I I - February, 1SS4, at ti
o'clock ents took the first opportunity
chan Kihaust Pan. n* mo- A. M. At tho main door of to teach their young children
dal or aerial number.
tha Court House of Bamtnol*
On* QE (electric) Rang* County, at Sanford. Florida, whst this father bothered to
Modal
JIOIUIW II,
Serial th*
Honorable
Arthur
II. teach his fiva-y«ar-old.
T H O IM S -I.
Beckwith, J r , Clark of lha
It would have been easier
On* OK (electric) Re fri Circuit
Court
of
Sanilnola,
gerator,
Model
L.A811R. County, Florida, will offer fur for the father to have said
Serial TPSISSSS.
*al* to th* highest and b**t
Eleven
Venetian
Oiled* bidder far caeh, at publls out (as so many parents do han
(matal). m a n u fa c t u r e by cry, tha following described dle such matters) "Just hava
Sankarlk Cllaaa ♦
Petal Property of tha Defendants It taken cart o f and send me
Company, Sanford. Florida, Jamaa Oaorga Bhaanla and Natha bill." But that wouldn't
no modal o r aerial aum- daan M. Bhannle
bare.
Lot ST. Black U. S U N L A N D have taught his young son
igethar with all structure*
KMTATKS, •
subdlvlilon,
id Improvement* now and
according to a plat there anything at all.
The
|
By Abigail Van Buren
£acoby
West was a good player. Ha
might even be termed an ex
pert. East was a bad player
and West was well aware of
East’s shortcomings.
West opened the jack of
hearts against the three notrump contract. That Is the
standard lead from a suit
headed by klng-jack-ten, and
West knew all the standard
k a d i. The Jack held the trick.
East dropped the five and
South the six.
This gave expert West a
problem. He knew East was
the sort o f player who never
would play a high card when
he had a low one to put on the
table. West also knew that he
had to establish his heirta im
mediately. I f he continued
with the ten and East had
started with queen-five, East
would have to play the queen.
South would let the queen
t
TEOHNICOIOR YC1NEMA800PC
I
STARTS SU N D A Y
"CH ARAD E**
M CAREFUL MOTTO
SPILL ANY ON THS
HlfiH GLOSS FINISH!'
�Osteen
WATER OAKS
Feathered Friend Feeders Made
By His And Her Garden Club
Personals
Bj
Mr*. Clarence Snyder
Recent gue»t* o f Mr. nni
Mr*. John Metro** were Mr.
nnd Mrs. Henry Lunny, Char
levoix, Mich. The Lunnys nnd
Melroeee spent n weekend in
Stuart visiting Mr. and Mr*.
Warren Melrose, a son who it
spending the winter in Flor-
George T . Haig was install Cune and George H. Zimmer; sides of the bottom half for
ed as chairman o f the Chu- Russell J. Hammond will be perches and a heavy wire was
attached to the center of the
luota His and Her Garden the library-representative.
upper half for h»nglng the
Members o f the club made
Club at the February meeting
Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Munger
are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
John Melrose, They are from
Corunna, Mich. Sunday thsy
drove to Zephyrhills and Bra
denton and visited friends.
Mrs. P. T . Piety and Mrs.
James Wallin spent Monday
in Orlando.
‘
Guests o f Dr. and Mrs.
John Brsdin, Sunday, were
Mr. and Mr*. Gilbert W ylie,
Mr. and Mrs. A ! Klrschstein
and Mr. and Mrs. M. M cride
and two children.
afternoon
at
Haig thanked the members nuts, from which the feeders
for the confidence placed in were made, and Mrs. Boulden
him and appointed the follow hsd cleaned them ou t Each
N E W SH IPM ENT
2 A N D 3 PIECE
S T R IP E S A N D SOLIDS
IN P A S T E L COLORS
SIZES 5 • 18
A LS O P E T IT E MISS SIZES
111.98 TO *9fl-98
Howe's JaMonA
2326 P A R K D R IV E
O PE N A L L D A Y W ED. A N D F K L NIG H TS
.
Philathea
Class Meets With
Mrs. Woodruff
The
Philathea
Other Shvle Tree#
Grapeville Nursery
feeder from a tree or a post.
AH of the m enibcri were de
lighted with the finished pro
je c t
}M i Grapeville A t *.
F A 24SM
“ Scott* Dealer’*
P e r s o n a ls
Mrs. Joel Field, Mrs. Bea
Newsome, Mrs. T. A. Stiles,
Mrs. Eva Williams and Mrs.
Harry Osteen attended the
District Meeting o f World
War I Veterans and Auxiliary,
in Orlando, Saturday.
MoMsmalwhA
By Mrs. H. L . Johnson
Potatoes this time o f the
year arc plentiful. From tho
State Department of Agricul
ture we have received aome
valuable Information concern
ing them. First let’s find out
how to cbootc and use pota
toes.
Look for potatoes that arc—
1. Firm
2. Smooth
3. Fairly well shaped
4. Reasonably clean
3.
Relatively
free
from
blemishes
Avoid green color . . . It is
sunburn or light burn, which
usually makes potatoes bitter.
One pound of potatoes pro
vides four to five half-cup
servings.
Potatoes can be an import
ant source o f vitamin C.
Sweet potatoes provldo vita*
A and C. New potatoes con
tain llte most vitamin C.
Let’s personalize tho potato
by serving It with oUier things
such n i:
Growlag
Mrs. Alfred member had a coconut and
Van Wormer, program chair was shown how to connect
the two halves by light chains
man, assisted by Mrs .Roy
so that the bottom half serv
A child dressed like little
Carlson, Mrs. William Lamed as a container for the food Lord Fauntleroy will get a
plnen and Mrs. Cyrus H. W il and the top as a roof. Three rough ribbing from his bluelard; Russell J. Hammond, dowela were inserted la the jeaned friends.
beautification chairman, as
sisted by George R. Boulden,
Roy Carlson, Charles E. Meing committees:
suitable
for spring
F lit
Permanent Shed#
the 16 bird feeders on an assem
home o f Mr. and Mrs. George bly line basis, directed by
Boulden. He had cut the coco
R. Boulden.
GEORGE R. BOULDEN (le ft ) ahowa George T. Hnlg and Mra. Alfred
Van Wormer just how their fininhed bird feeders will look when com*
nleted. Making the feeders, from coconut*, w u h the project o f the Chuluota
Hie and Her Garden Club Monduy afternoon. Haig is chairman o f the club.
Planted
All Sl*ea
POTATOES AND FRIED
APPLES
F ry diced potatoes until
brown. Cover with half-inch
thick apple slices (unpared,
but cored). Steam, tightly
covered, until applet are ten
dcr. Serve hot. Real last)
with baked ham.
ITEM S LIS T E D BELOW AR B A L L
U N U S U A L V A L L E S A T T H E HALE PRICES SHOWN
I'
LA D IE S ’ SKIRTS
C h ild ren ’s D r e s s * *
LAD IE S ’ H ATS
MEN’S SHIRTS
LAD IE S ’ DRESSES
M EN’S DRESS SHOES
Single and Package Valentines by
H ALLM ARK
•
Full line o f Valentine Hearts and
Candy novelties by Pangburn, Whitman,
Norria and Nunnally.
LA D IE S ’ COATS
Fabric And
Brown flour-dredged pork
chopi slowly in hot fat. Re
move chops end stir diced
onions and sauerkraut into
drlpplngt.
Pour sauerkraut
mixture Into caaacrolc. Top
Bake in alow
with chops
oven 300 degrees about 2
hours. At the end nf the first
hour, add whole peeled pota
toes. Serve when potatoes are
tender.
All-W eather
MEN’S WORK SHOES
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Mash boiled potatoes until
fluffy or use left-over mashed
potatoes. Steam diced carrots
with diced onkrns until tender
and m u h to flufflness, adding
cream, whole eggs and melt
ed margarine. Spread a layer
of the potatoes in a greased
casserole and swirl carrots in
to potatoes. Repeat layers
and twirls. Cover tightly.
Tomorrow and Saturday
February 7 & 8
Sunday
School Clasa, First Presbyter
ian
FOR A P P O IN T M E N T
C A L L F A 2*5092
EVELYN'S
B E A U T Y S ALO N
IN M O N TE ZU M A H O TE L
3rd & M A G N O LIA
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Church,
met
Monday
This
CHEESE POTATO
evening at the home of Mrs. SURPRISE will serve 23 por
H. S. Woodruff. Mrs. C. L. tions. You can break it down
Redding and Mrs. A. L. Lyon into the amount you wish.
0 eggs
were ro hostesses.
2 <|ts. mashed potatoes
Mrs. James Wsllln, presi 1 tbsp. salt
dent, conducted the business 2 tips, onion, chopped
meeting, opened wllh prayer 3*4 cups sharp cheese, grated
by Mrs. J. N. Gillon.
23 tomato slices
A committee was named to 1 cup dry bread crumbs
Investigate the possibility of ’4 cup margarine, melted
the clsss supporting ■ K o 1 tsp. salt
rean war-orphan. Sirs. Victor
Heal eggs and combine with
Greene gave tho class lesson potators, salt and onion. Mix
and devotion.
well. Using a No. 12 scoop
Attending the meeting were
( ’ 4 cup) portion mixture onto
Mrs. Greene,
Mrs. Wallin, greased sheet pans, 18 by 20
Mrs. Gillon, Mra. A. H. Park- by 1". Make a depression in
rr, Mrs. John Wilson, Mra. R. each portion and fill with 14
F. Moule, Mrs. Redding, Mra. ounce of cheese. Cover with
Lyon, Mrs. J. C. Trawick,
the butter and salt and sprin
Mra. Annie Rumblcy, Mra. C. kle over tomato. Bake at 330
C. Howard, Mrs. Helen Ste degrees for 30 minutes.
phenson, Mrs. lictta Cobb,
Mrs. Hazel Gilhuly, Mr*. Kir
V A L E N T IN E ’S D A Y CAKE
by File Sr.. Mrs. P. T. Plcly, >4 cup shortening
Mrs. Clarence Snyder, Mrs,
214 cupa sifted cak* flour
Woodruff and a guest, Mrs, 114 cupa sugar
Eva Williams.
4 tsps. baking powder
1 tsp. salt
44 cup milk
1 tsp. vanilla
2 eggi
H cup milk
^ cup strawberry preserves
14 pint whipping cream, whip
ped
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1 pint candy can# lea cream
Place shortening ip bowl.
Sift together flour, sugar,
baking powder and ta li into
bowl. Add 44 cup m ilk and
vanilla. Beat S minutes. Add
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Special Appointments
Banquets, Weddings, Parties
A ll Special Occasions
Valentine Portraits
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SPECIAL EVENING HOURS THURS. & FRI. TILL 9 P. M .
SPECIAL G IFT
10 AJkL to 2 EM.
Refreshments
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Leslie
Leslie
•
New Residents
In South Seminole
Carol JonesComplimented W ith Tea
Carol Jones,
Welcomed
bride-
tied , was complimented with
N ew
a tea Sunday afternoon at the
homo of Mrs. Ted Williams on
Tlumosa Drive. Hostesses for
the event were Mrs. Williams,
Mrs. J. II. Lee Jr., Mrs. W.
W. Tyro and Mrs. Ernest
Southward.
Mrs. Marvin Dyal greeted
the guests at the door and
presented them to the receiv
ing line composed o f the hos
tesses, the honored guest, her
mother, Mrs. Ashby G. Jones,
and Mrs. T. A. Best.
Tho tea table was covered
with a yellow cloth overlaid
with a white cutwork cloth,
centered with an arrange
ment of yellow and white
chrysanthemums in a silver
bowl and balanced with yel
low tapers in silver holders.
Tea and coffee were poured
from the silver service by
Mrs. C. L. Echols, Mrs. John
T. Adams and Mrs. James
Pigott. D a i n t y open-faced
sandwiches, tea cakes and
mints provided additional dec
orative color for the table.
Mrs. Bess Herman, Rose
m ary Southward, Sheala Best
and Mrs. Harold Whittern as
sisted in serving.
The hostesses presented the
bride-elect with a sliver serv
ing tray as a lovely reminder
of the occasion, and gave her
a white orchid corsage. Some
120 guests called during the
appointed hours o f 3 p.m. to 3
p.na.
Business,
residents
Seminole
In
County
South
welcomed
by Nora C. Norris, Welcome
Wagon
Hostess,
Nellie
Hall,
are:
from
Mrs.
DeLand;
Mr. and M ri. D. E. Mount,
Sherri
and
Donn,
Orlando;
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adkins,
James, John, Dale, Harmon,
Don,
Gary
troit,
Mich.;
and Louise, De
and
Mrs.
Harold Carr, Belinda
Davis, L ir e Oak;
and
Mr.
and
Schm id
Mr.
Mrs.
and
Richard
Ricky,
Bain-
bridge, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. C.
LAD IES* W IN T E R
B. Allen, Benton, Bobby and
Melanie, Maitland; Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph WeskUnd, De
borah,
Mary
and Teresa,
Olcan, N. Y .; Mrs. Margit
Pearson, Signs, John, Cindy
and Roy, West Palm Beach;
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gilley,
Stephen, Gary, David, Diana
and Edward Jr., Sanford;
Mr. and M ri. James Hugh
es, Monongahela, N. Y .; Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Marston and
Debra, Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs.
Steve Danish, Laura, Stephen,
Michael and Susan, Artesla,
Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Harter, Greenville, Ohio; Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roger
Steiger,
Christine and Susan, Sauquoit, N. Y .; Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Harvey and Tommy,
Fairfield, Calif.
L E S L IE CARO L JONES, bride-elect o f Tommy
Rest, was honored at a tea Sunday afternoon
at tho home o f Mrs. Tod Williams. Hostesses fo r
the party were: (standing, from le ft) Mrs. W .
M m
G E N U IN E BF.l.HON
M EDIUM L IN IN G S
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Reg. $69.95 — SALE
B LAC K O N L Y
LEATH ERETTE
B LA C K O N L Y
W . Tyre, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Ernest South
ward and Mrs. J. H. Lee Jr.. Mrs. T. A. Best,
Leslie and her mother, Mrs. Ashby G. Jones, are
shown at the ten table.
BEIGE,
BLACK
Social Meeting
Household Hints
Jaycee W . C . Schedule
For Class
Daughters o f Wesley Sun
day School Class, First Meth
odist Church, held its regular
business and social meeting
In McKinley Hall Tuesday
evening. Mrs. 0. R. Estrldgc,
Mrs. J. P. Thurmond, Mrs.
Robert Futrell and Miss Aline
Chapman were hostesses.
The speaker’s table and the
serving table were decorated
with vari-colorrd camellias.
Mrs. C. M. Flowers, class
president, presided during the
business session and reports
from all committee chairmen
were given.
Mrs. Marguerite Paul gave
an Interesting Interpretation
of the Lord's Prayer for the
devotion. This was followed
by the group repeating the
prayer In unison.
Mrs. Roy TiUls, Mrs. Har
ry Brown and Mrs. Estridge
made donations to the birth
day bank.
During the social hour the
hostesses
conducted
tw o
games and served cherry pie,
mints and coffee to those at
tending: Mrs. M. B. Smith,
Mrs. Roy TilUs, Mrs. C. M.
Flowers, Mrs. Grace Gregory
and her daughter, Mrs. He
lena Rlckert, who Is visiting
her from
Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Mrs. W. E. Raines and her
sister, Mrs. Sarah Polley,
Mrs. R. G. Hickson, Mrs. 0.
E. White, Mrs. A. B. Stevens,
Mrs.
Harry
Brown,
Mrs.
Marguerite Paul and Mrs.
Lucy Courier.
Film, Dr. Largen Speaker
Tetcnbaum ed to telephone fiv e persons
Jayceo about tha program and o ffer
Two
films,
Wlvas Club Tcasday evening transportation.
provided by the Florida Di
at her bom# on E lliott A ve
vision, American Cancer So
nue.
ciety, w ill be shown in the
A demonstration on mouth- Florida State Bank Lounga
to-mouth resuscitation, using at 8 p.m. This la being done
tha dummy “ Resutl-Annio," in the public Interest and all
was given by Sally Nelder women in tha area arc urged
and Martha Kilpatrick, Am eri to attend. Dr. Thomas L. Lar
can Red Cross volunteers. gen will narrate the films,
Members were shown tha prop- ''Millions Club,” and “ Time
or
technique,
individually, and Tw o Women.” He will an
and each one given tbs oppor swer all questions relating to
tunity to practice what the the subject.
had learned.
During
the
social hour
Mrs. Tom Price, president, Mrs. Tctenbaum served cof
conducted tha business meet fee, cream puffs and Valen
ing and heard reports from tina mints from a table cover
officers and committee chair ed with a white cloth and
men. Tentatlva plans wera centered with an unusual ar
made fo r a luncheon in March rangement o f red camellias
and final plans discussed and in a silver, hesrt-ehsped dish.
approved fo r a project to
benefit tha "L ittle Red Schoolhouse.”
The members will eo spon
sor a silver tea, fo r the bene
pi ctures
fit o f Sanford Public Library,
with tho Woman's Club. Mr*.
Philip Skates was appointed
t
«
chairman from the group to
m m
work with Mrs. C. P. llarkey,
iM M n y i
representing
the
Woman's
Club. Tha tea w ill b « la tha
library, Feb. 10, from S p.m.
to S p.m. and the public is in
vited.
Final plana were made for
C A M E R A SHOP
Big, bold chiffon scarves in the cancer film-showing Feb.
210 S. P A R K A V E .
prints or solid colors serve 18 and oaeh member was ask
beautifully as atoles for even
ing wear. They come in prints
and plaids as well as floral
patterns.
When you buy a pair of han
dy plastic ralnboots, look for
the ones that have steel re
inforcement in the heel. They
will wear longer, especially U
your shoes have thin heels.
WEDDING
COM ING UP?
Mrs.
was
Charles
hostess
to
tha
r
parties
“ • - .....
Ths hostess gift, s decorated
bresd
bosrd,
won
Philip
Skstes, was
by
Mrs.
wrapped
in white and trimmed with a
red lace Valentine.
Those attending the meet
ing were: Mmes. I.srry Skates
Philip Skates, James Rowe,
Charles Bose, David Berrien,
Thomas Price, Sid Vihlen, Jr.,
Bill Reck, Kenneth Pierce,
Uammonk Polk, Marilyn Mor
rison and tha hostess, Mrs.
Tetenbsum.
The new canister-type cof
fee cans, with plastic lids, are
very useful but they some
tim e! mark the cabinet tops
or shelves. Save extra plastic
lids. Put them on the bottom
of the cans you arc using to
eliminate marks.
Moat every mother knows
that she can save her toddler
innumerable bumpi and bruis
es by (ticking strips of ad
hesive tape across the soles
of shoes. This eliminates the
hazards of slipping on waxed
floors. Use the same treat
ment on work shoes and tra
vel down highly polished cor
ridors or slick floors with no
effort.
iAc n n c iff
ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY
1
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f»i o S k ir tS
CONTINUES
LA M PL WOOL
Slacks
on
LA M PL WOOL
Italian
Knit
Suits
and 3 pc. seta
values
to
$ 2 9 ’ 5
M EN'S W OOL
Slacks
Valneo
to $9.95
4 BOYS* W
1 ASH A W EAR,
M E N ’S A
Slacks
CLOSE OUTS
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Kedettes * 2 3,?
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BROKEN SIZES
8ILF SKIN
How would you
like to fed
yet
beautifu
slim?
PICTURED HERE
One of the many style
Girdles Ily Warner*
shown with the new
STRETCH BRA
OUTFITS
^
SPECIAL!
just
LADIES' SPORTSWEAR
received
REDUCED
cotton shifts
3 fo r 1“
Stock up on all your favoritea while prices arc at
their lowest I Choose athleUc shirts in popular
and droflooo
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P P H I I f m
ALL WEATHER COATS
K tK
jnJUist
Swias rib style, comfort giving briefs, T-ahlrta
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ton broadcloth boxer models. They're all quality
constructed o f finer cottons, Penney patterned
Open FrL Nights
and cut fo r better fit, more comfort, longer
S oA IU tt’A
DOWNTOWN SANFORD
wear. W ith features that you'd never expect to
U S M ogoolls
l
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find at this low price 1
w ia h
S41S 8 . H w y 1 7 - t l
Sanford
FA M il*
* Accredited Charge Accounts W elceaied
4-
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REDUCED TO CLEAR
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in*
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OFF
men's underwear!
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W A R N E R S * — IS N 'T
T U B G IR D LE
TUXEDO
&
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shipment of
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Reg.
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wa aatflt the mew In
thw parly, correctly . . . .
comfortably.
WHITES
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Skirts
$110
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Herald Classifieds. FA2 - 5612
Office 204 W . First
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5. Food
6. For Rent
6A Special Notices
7. Business Rentals
8. Beach Rentals
9. For Sale or Rent
10. Wanted to Rent
11. Real Estate Wanted
12. Real Estate For Sale
13. M ortgage Loans
14. Insurance
16. Business Opportunity
16. Female Help Wanted
17. Male Help Wanted
18. Help Wanted
19. Situations Wanted
20. Babysitters
21. Beauty Salons
22. Build - Paint - Repair
23. Building Materials
24. Electrical Services
25. Plumbing Services
26. Radio ft Television
27. Special Services
28. Laundry Service
29. Automobile Service
29A. Auto Accessories
30. Machinery - Tools
81. Poultry - Live stock
31A. Pets
32. Flowers - Shrubs
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86. Automobiles - Trucks
36-A Autos Wanted
37. Boats - Motors
By Galbraith 38. Motorcycles - Scooters
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40. Farm Equipment
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In tha offlca of tha llonorabta
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notice. Each claim or damand
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tain the tilaca of residence and
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LOST: Reel and square rod, Nicely furn. duplex, 1201 Elm,
Frf. eve., near Sanford Boat
inquire at 119 Elm. Piione
Dock, leave at Sanford Po
N08-S287.
lice Station. Small reward.
2 B E D R O O M unfurnlahed
t. N o t ic e s • P e r s o n a ls
house,
kitchen
equipped.
322 3651.
DUST PRO BLEM ?
Vacuum Cleaner
CLEAN, 4-Rm. 611 Park.
Furn. A p t 500 Park Ave.
LA K E M ARY. 1 large BR.
duplex a p t, furn. Really
nice. AdulU, no peU. $65.
CaU FA 2-3930.
1 BEDROOM furnished apt.
quiet neighborhood. 322-1463
betwet.i 9-3:30 Mon. through
Friday. 522*501 at other
tim et.
COZY 3 bedroom nppor a p a rt
ment, furnished. $55. Large
4 bedroom lakefront boms
with private beach, unfurn
ished, $100.
Other choice recta la.
Ball - Blair Ageney
3rd ft Park Ave.
Pboae 322-3641
Furn.,
dean,
•
BR.
Pb. 122-3087 or 333-8730.
2 BR Hoc*4. Clean ft close
In. Jim m ie Cowan. 322-4013.
UNFURNISHED
322-518$.
A P T . $30 ft up. Surplus City.
1 BEDROOM tarnished bouast
large ebady lot, $5$. month.
F A 2-0597.
3 BR. home, kit. equipped.
Good location. Pb. 322-550*.
2 RM. furn. apt., ground floor.
Middle
aged, or elderly
couple preferred. 322-4393.
FU R N . aptx. Pleasant living.
Park apta. F A 2-3507.
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Furn. 3-room apt. R $ AduHft
Pb. 322-0480.
FU R N . A p t 2300 MellonvQle.
2
BEDROOM bouse, Utchsa
equipped, Lake privileges,
near A ir Bate. F A 3-4738
after 5:30.
2 B R bouie, kit. equipped. $7ft
F A 2-5303.
FU RN., 2 ApU . $55 mo. ea.
RENT A BED
Water, ligh u furn. 107 L o
RoCaway, Hospital ft Baby
cust Ave., 322-3860.
Beds.
L A K E CotUge, furn. 322-8108.
By Day, Week, or Month
Pb. F A I-S131 11$ W. le t SL
C A R R O LL’S F U R N IT U R E
Legal Notice
STENSTROM R E N T A L S
ricT iT io ra t a s k
N O T IC E IS harahy glren that
I am *ng.ia*d In bualntaa at 2 BR, Near NAS ............$ 75
H ig h w a y 11 -»: and South St.,
l-vrn r a r k . Fla. P. O. Boa 3S4. 3 BR in Dreamwold Sec. $ 90
Farn Park. Samlnola County.
BR on Melionvllle, nice $105
Florida, under tha flctltloua
BR, 2 bathi, Loch Arbor
nama
of. Hlk*ha
Inn,
and
that t Intend to reclatar aald
.................................... $12$
nama with the Clark of tha
Circuit Court, Semlnola Coun
ty, Florida, In aeoordanra with We presently have two out
tha provision* of tha Flctltloua
standing 4 BR, 2 bath
Nama Statutaa, to-wltt Saetlon
homes, one centrally aim
Iti.ny Florida Statutaa 1S1T.
S i s : Jeno F. Pauluccl
conditioned, Lease only $161
Publl.h Jan. If. to. to A Fab.
(. toll.
If you ere an owner end want
C D Q -lt
the Cwmrt mt the Cataty
J a t i f . a e a a l u l * r a a a t y , Btata
• f Flertda. la Frebata
In re l b * Katat* nfi
A/.ALKK N. II Alt INK AIT,
Dacaaati.
r iv a l, v o n r a
Notlca la haraby alvan that
tha undaralsnad will, oa tha
34 th day of Fabruary, A.D.
1*14. praaant to tho llonorabta
County
Ju dt a
of
Bamtnoto
County, Florida, har final raturn, account and vouebara,
aa Admlnlatratrla of tha Katata o f
AZALKE
N. B A R I NEAtT. docaaaad. and at aald
tlma. than and thtra, maka a p
plication to tho aald Judaa for
final aattlemtnt o f har admlnlatratlon of aald aatata, and
for an ord rr dticharglng har
aa auch Admlnlatratrla.
Datad thla tha lath day of
January, A- D. 1*14.
Uw a n Muaa
Aa Admlnlatratrla o f ttia
Katat# of
AZ AL KF . K. B AR IM EA U,
Dacaaaad.
STENSTROM. D A V t a A
m c in t o s h
Attorney* for Admlnlatratrla
I’oat Offleo D r a w e r 1111
Sanford, Florida t l t t l
Publlah Jan. M. M A Fob. «,
II. 1**4.
CIXJ-M
IS T H B
COUNTY JU DOE'S
c o r i T , is a n d f o b a c iu .
V 01,13 COUNTY, F MMII DA.
IN ItB i KOTSTie o r
A I. FH K I) A R T H U R C H A R L E S
P A R K EH. alto known aa A L
FR ED CHARLES PARKER.
Dacaaaad.
fast Rental Service lo r your
home, call our office today.
Rental and property man
agement Service ie eoe ad
our specialties.
Stenstrom Realty
Real Eatate — Mortgages
2565 Park Dr.
322-2438
FU R N . A P T . F A 3-2S0S.
V
STAND ARD O IL 8 T A T I0 N “
Good location on Lake Mob roe. Buy stock end equip*
ment. K. M. Quanta, P . a.
Box 531, Sanford, Florida.
W E L A X A APARTM ENTS!
Room* private bathe, u $
W. First SL
B R Untarn.
fancy, but
F A 3 4 B I.
Nothing
Pb.
4 B R., 3 Bath
$148
3 BR., 1 Bath . . . . $ 70 Me.
Payton Realty
F A 8*1301
17-82 i t Hiawatha
BR.. lta bath. 3411 Chase
Ave. Available Feb. 3. Pb.
322-5609.
#>
NOTICE o r UNTBY o r OR. •A Special Notices
HER DECLARING ADMINIS
TRATION I N NECESSARY
FTORAGE space, dean , dry.
T O i A ll paraona hav* is any
F A 2-1374 o r F A 2-5482.
clalma or damanda osalnat
the -atat* of Alfred A r
thur Charlaa Parker, atao
known a* Alfred Chart**
P ar k er ;
You and each of you aro
hereby notified that an Order
declaring the administration of
Iho estate of Alfred Arthur
Charlaa Parker, alao known aa
Alfred Charles Parker, deceas
ed. aa unnecessary haa baan
entered by the ll o s sr ah !* C.
Vernon Mia*. J r - Judge or tho
County Judga's Court of a , m l nolo County. Florida. Tho total
cash value of aald aatata waa
determined to bo I M T I . J I and
waa assigned by auch order tot
Kathleen
Y.
Blackford,
tat
Seminary
Circle.
Altamonte
Springs. Florida, and Hobart
II. Parker, I f ! Neville Park
boulevard, Toronto tl. Canada.
a/ Kathleen T. Blackford
Oreille Johnson III
Attorney at l a w
Hig hwa y II - » 3
Farn Park. Fla.
Publlah Jan. 14, It, I*. £ Fab.
«. 1*44.
CDQ-4*____________________
N O T RESPO NSIBLE
E X P E R T S E R V IC IN G
I w ill wot be responsible
fa r say ftk to b n m f by
sayiaae * U w thaa Byaolf.
P. O. Box IS. I t a fa r t , FU .
S311 P A R E DR.
A p t, 2nd floor, $ room*, $15.
F A 2-5771.
Repairs,
parts;
Electrolux,
Kirby,
JlexAir,
AlrW ay,
GE, etc. Cleaners sold, ex
changed. F ree Pick-up, 1114
Park Ave., Sanford. Phone
FA 2-4765.
3 BR., kit. equipped, $7$ R*B
F A 2-30S5.
6. For Rent
F A 2*8321
^A N FO R D . F L A .
Phone
2 BR. Furn. Apt. 322-06*1.
LOST: Boya Huffy bike, vici
nity of W. 15th SL Reward. Small, clean, apL Adults.
322-6284.
F A 2-0702.
I*
MOORE.
M ITICK TO rilK IIITn itN
TO
m
PKMno.vn
m vi m > r i.iiv iN
o n uitvf.txua
ACROSS
I City ta Para or
Ohio
8 Alpine
mountain ptM
8 Summery
weather
IS Nomad
13 WlngliSe part
Notion tcoinU.
form)
IS •-coos
monk*/
IS Mr. tout
IT Transaction
IS Ftm loin*
appellation
M Winced
I si iuuT
FOUND. Fem ale bound dog.
322-8G67.
C A L L your Rainbow dealer
322-0511, 4 to 10 p. m.
R E S PO N S IB ILITY :
The Herald wiu not be re
INCOME T A X SERVICE
sponsible (or more than o m
O. M. Harritona
incorrect Insertion of your ad,
1311 Palmetto
and reserves the right to re 322-8827
322-79*3
vise or reject any advertise
ment from what ordered la SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN
ER SE R VIC E . Parts and
conform to tha policies o f this
supplies for all makes In
paper.
cluding:
Electrolux.
New
C LA S S IF IE D IN D E X
and rebuilt cleaners sold.
1. Lost ft Found
No
borne
service
call
charge Phone F A 2-2282,
2. Notices - Personals
2555 Park Dr. -•
3. Education - Instruction
Do fou suppose ha dallbarataly ketpa ua waiting thia
ong ao we'll catch thlnga from aaoh othar?,T
T IZZY
6. For Rent
lasr.
Phone
Classified
322-5613
322-5612
1. Lost ft Found
JA M E S W A SH IN G TO N
9. For Sole or Rest
CUSTOM B U IL T HOME ON
LAKE.
CaU S Y t n l n g s
322-1597.
10. Waited to Rtat
We Need Clean Rectal List
ings. furnished or unfurnish
ed, ClianU are waiting.
E V E R E T T A. H A B P E R
AG E N C Y, Realtor, Insurer.
FHA-VA tales broker. 2461
6. Park Ave. F A 2-2264,
F A 1-2285.
12. Reel Estate For Solo
|
GREENBR1AR
Choke
lota
available
in
Greenbrier o f Loch A rbor
overlooking
g o lf
course.
Custom building to your
apacifications.
Greenbrier
developed by
K1NG8W OOD
B U ILD E R S, IN C .
302 Fairmont Dr.
•)
F A 8-8074
•
�a
Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD W ant-Ads Phone F A 2-5612
12. Real Estate Fur Sale J2. Real Estate For Sale
L M N E N TE R PR ISE S, Inc.
$300 Down. Cent, heat A airH at Customized Homes in
coml., fenced yard, water
So. Longwood for immediate , softener optional, 4 BR, 2
occupancy. Down payment
baths. FA 2-0611.
of $650 and up.
LM N E N TE R PR IS E S
LM N E N TE R PR ISE S, Inc.
Now has Sales Representa
802 Highland Ave.
tives at Crystal Lake Park,
Pli. 838-3911 or 322-2744
IV. on 23th SL, to Lake
Tw o story fram e, 3 bedroom
Mary Blvd., left on Blvd. to
2 bath. Needs work. Wonder
Lake Mary Fire Station,
ful opportunity for good
right to Sales Office. 4
handyman
or
carpenter.
houses under construction.
$7,300. B evier Road. Call
One 4 Bedroom ready for
F A 2-2060.
occupancy. As low a t $330
Down and $64 a month.
W E E K E N D cottage. Lemon
Ph. $38-3911 or 322-Z744
Uluff, furnished. 322-3631.
M A Y F A IR
2 HR., c. b. home, at 2704
2 Bedroom 1 Bath borne. Has
Magnolia Are.,, near Pinedining room A large Fla.
crest School. Terms. Phone
room with entrance from
322-3377.
kitchen. Only $12,500 with
$300 down.
L A K E F R O N T lot. Lake Mary
ALSO 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath E x
area. F A 2-0184.
ecutive Home with darling
Lake Mary, older home plus
utility room. Under $30,000.
fum . a p t, com er location. How About this???
$10,500, other lota optional. Large well-kept 3 Bedroom
Widow must aell. F A 2-4962.
borne, close to High School,
at the unbelievable price of
T H E IM POSSIBLE
$6,900. Some Term s. Or
HAS H A P P E N E D !
W IL L TR AD E for home is
DeLuxe 4 BR, 2 Bath Home
county. Call 322-4991, Stompon H Acre In one o f San
e r Agency, 17-92 at Country
ford's finest neighborhoods.
Club Rd.
This $23,000 property can
be bought for $330 Down
end $127 a month.
SO U TH W A RD
N . Orlando. No qualifying, no
dow-n paym ent to purchase
this exceptional 3 BR. 2
bath home. Must aee to ap
preciate. Call 322-8369 after
3:30 p. m.
F H A - V A HOMES
2, 3, * 4 BEDROOMS
1. 14k, * 2 BATHS
DOWN P A Y M E N T S FROM
$100
Low Monthly Payments
F o r Complete Information
See Or Call Your
FHA - V A
S A LE S B RO KER
Stenstrom Realty
2363 Park
I
Dr.
322-2430
BR., fram e. Cash or car
considered on down pay
ments. 1713 W. 3Dd St.
Low
monthly
payments.
1715 W. 2nd St.
I
BEDROOM Fram e Home
on State Hwy.
•4,100
L A K E LOT, 100 x 400
On Paved Road
$4,000
C O U N TRY HOME
• BR. Fram e Home, Wood
Floors, Outside patio, bar
becue, and fruit trees.
$7,000
Payton Realty
F A 2-1301
17-92 at Hiawatha
B E ST B U Y O r Y E A R !
I
I
N ew 3 BR, 2 Bath, Air-con
ditioned. No Money Down I
N o Closing Costal A ll you
need la good credit and
Qualify for F.H.A. Mort
gage. Call Builder.
A L STO LTE —838-5039
I BR., 1 Bath, Kitchen equip.,
fenced yard. 390$ Old O r
lando Rd., Sunland.
S t Johns Realty
T H E T IM E TE STE D FIRM
416 N . Park A ve
F A 2-612$
ACREAGE
10 Acres adjoining City Limits
only
down,
&inforh
frralb
Feb. 6. 1964 — Page 11
By Nadine Seltzer
SW EETIE PIE
‘Pop says you are alwa
ay ? **
rtd! Art you eclor-
$9930.00,
with
10%
balance monthly.
LOTS
9 large lota near high school
with 240 feet paving, only
$6500.00, with 10% down,
Balance monthly.
RO B ERT A. W ILLIAM S
Realtor
Raymond Lindquist, Aase.
F A 2-3631 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
TO S E T T LE ESTATE. 2 BH.
house, Beardall Ave., fruit
trees and garden. FA 2-5303.
V A - FH A
Jim Hunt Realty
Government
T o make
buy,
the
tee
beet home
the
V A - FHA
Appointed
Property
Management &
Sales Broker
Jim Hunt Realty
Office
Night
M34 Park D r
FA
FA
2-2111
3-0646
$23-9700
Saatord. Fla
IS Business Opportrait?
Plants Have Been A Special
ty With Us For Yearsl
ONION PLANTS
Senknrik Glass and Paint
W H ITE SPANISH ft
Company
C R Y S T A L W A X BERMUDAS:
210 Magnolia
Ph. F A 2-4622 P er M ......................... $2.50
300 ...............................
1.50
31. Poultry - Livestock
100 ........................................ 50
331 Lots ft Over, P er M 2.00
Registered m o d e l Quarter
A L L TOR H ERE
Horse, 9 j n old, solid black.
A. it . P R E V A T T , Ph. 749 2115
For experienced rider. Ph.
S E V ILLE . F I A .
F A 3-6665.
Res. Ph. 749 2107
Housework k Ironing. 322-7936.
A U T O GLASS &
SEAT COVER CO.
394 W. 2nd St. F A 2-6012'
Florida
licensed
Practical
Nurse wants private duty, A L L W ORK G U AR AN TE E D
day or night. F A 2-768$.
1
i
34. Article* For Sale
MODEL
J
2 Y r. old bedroom suite In
storage, like new. $100. Call
322-6837.
3
Room* furniture.
able. FA 2-5455.
TRADE
IN
Reason
W HITE Dinner Jacket. Phone
322-0329.
Refrigerator and washer, good
cond. $100 for both. Phone
T E 6-7314 Longwood.
SIN G E R IN
SIN G E R SLANT-O-MATIC
M A P L E CONSOLE
Would like responsible party E Q U IPPED to Zig Zag, make
to take up payments of $10
button holes, sew on but
monthly on 1963 Slant-Otons and monogram. Guar
Matic Automatic Zig Zag
antee. Pay o ff balance of
$33., o r aaaume 8 payments
Sewing Machine in Console.
Balance $101. Service Dis
o f $8.10. 3229411.
count Co. 332-7468, anytime.
35. Article* Wanted
BULBS
Payton Realty
Priced From $6,750
Down Payments
A s Low A s $100
Monthly Payments
From $43.50
34. Articles For Sale
A U T O GLASS
IN S T A LL E D
B LO O M ING Roaei on Cherokea stock. A ll other kinds
o f Nursery shrubbery end
trees.
Gray Shadows Nursery
• Mi. S. on Sanford A ve,
BR.
Home, Study, lVk 16. Female Help Wanted 25. Plumbing Send
Baths, large Fam ily Rm. in
PLU M B IN G
good neighborhood; includ SA LE SLA D Y, lull time. Apply
Hogue’s 5 A 10. 2473 Park
Contracting Repairs
ing steve, refrig., room airA ve., Sanford,
F R E E ESTIM ATES
conditioner,
washing ma
chine A rugs. Really ter
R. L. H A R V E Y
F A 2-3213
rific
buyl
Monthly pay A P P L IC A T IO N S now accepted 204 Sanford A ve.
for Snack Bar Personnel—
ments $83.30.
Apply In Person at Movie- 26. Radio A Television
‘ KINGSWOOD BUILDERS,
land
Drive-In Theater. See
Inc.
Mr. Prince—No Phone calls T V SERVICE call Coy'a T V
F A 2-8074
F A 2-9663. A ll parts and
Please.
labor guaranteed fo r 90
LONGWOOD — $6,995. Term s
days. Serving Scminolo Co.
13 rooms, 3 baths— made SALE SLAD Y, Drug Store ex
perience preferred. Houmil4k DeBary.
into 3 apts. 2 rented, move
le t k Anderson, Walgreen
in the other. Good condi
27. Special Services
Agency.
tion. Lot 100 x 100. See
evenings after 5. 133 Bay
Tractor mowing L Grading.
Ave. 1 block from business. 17. Male Help Wants*
CaU F A 2-7621.
Experienced Newspaper Man
COME l LOOK l
to handle Public Relations
H E A TIN G
N ew Concrete block home
for fast-growing community
SE R VIC IN G — TE S TIN O
with lake rights. 3 BR, 2
In Cape Kennedy-OrlandoLewis Sales ft Service
baths, fam ily room, large
Daytona Beach Area. Photo 2517 C. C. Road
F A 2-7928
kitchen, 2 utility rooms.
graphy helpful. Opportunity
Over 2100 sq. ft. Make o f
for young man to grow with T ravel GREYHOUND. CaU
fer on price A terms.
F A 2-1421 or 9993 and we
progressive, long-established
wlU have our T A X I pick
Florida Concern. Send com
you up Homer LllUe, Greyplete resume k salary re
F A 3-1101 17-92 at Hiawatha
bound Bus Station.
quired to: Box 80, c/o San
ford Herald. A ll replies con4 BR, 2 baths, centrally heat
W ELLS D R ILLE D , PUMPS,
ed A vlr-cond. Fenced back V'tfklential.
S P R IN K L E R SYSTEMS
yd. Water softener A land
M AN W A N T E D to manage
All Types and Sixes
scaped. F A 2-0611.
sod operate a retail Wat
Wo Repair and Service
kins Route In tills area.
TW O 4 BR HOMES
b T I N E
Would consider lady 40 to Machinery and Supply Co.
One for Immediate occupancy.
60 years old.) Earnings of 207 W 2nd St.
802 Highland Ave., LongF A 2-6432
$123. per week from the
wood, 0 Ml. S. on 17-92, near
Piano Tuning and Repair
very beginning. For person
Longwood Plaza.
al Interview In your home, W. L. Hannon — F A 2-4221
L M N E NTE R PR ISE S,
write Mr. McGarity, P. O.
Inc.
For FA ST T A X I Service call
Box 627 WUliaton, Florida.
Ph. 838-3911 — 322-2744
Homer Little at Greyhound
llua Station. F A 2-1421 or
18. Help Wanted
9993.
Colored Motor Houle Carrier
for afternoon paper route. 29. Automobile Service
Property Management
Must have References and
& Sales Broker
dependable car. W rite Cir COHEN R A D IA TO R SHOP
Free
Inspection,
estimates,
culation Dept. P . O. Box
pickup, delivery. Recorlng
1637, Sanford.
O ffers fo r your selection
ft repairs discounted.
these Beautiful 2, I , ft 4
211V« E. 3rd.
222-3441
19. 8ltnntlom Wanted
Bedroom
Auto Glass, Tepa
A N Y K IN D part time work
ft Seat Covers
from 4 to 12 p. m. Call Ron
Friday, 3228614.
Owned Homes
29. Automobile Service
32. Flowarn - Shrub*
2
Investment ft Realty
116 N . Park Ave.
322-9173
1
2 BR., frame home, $6,900.,
furnished, 2206 Palmetto.
8tjr
FEB. SPEC. Foot lockers
Exotic Gloriass,
$0.78. Arm y-Navy Surplus, W ANTED ! Citrus fruit. Large
Roth Chlldiana
or small amounts. Bonded
310 Sanford Ave.
(T h e Climbing L ily )
Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans
A ll sire Tubers for Sale
field. F A 2-4244.
FOR SALE— F1U dirt, clay,
Hidden Light Corp. Nursery
aheU, peat and top»oil. Kllu
36. A u to m o b ile * - T r u c k s
Lake Mary Blvd. Ph. 322-6734
Lloyd, F A 2-2378.
W ANTED 1 '36 Olds 2-door Se
S3. Furniture
R E A D Y 3IIX Concrete, win
dan. Abaotutely no rust,
dow aills, lintels, steps,
F or the biggest selection of
Never-Hit
Body.
Interior
blocks, sand, cement, rock,
nearly new end used furni
must be excellent. Top price
pipe, steel, grease traps,
ture. ace NoU’s Furniture
paid for right car. Ph.
dry wells, stepping stones.
Brokerage in Casselberry
044-7458 Winter Park.
Miracle Concrete Co.
oa 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6.
309 Elm A ve.
F A 2-6751
B U YIN G A NEW or
Uaed furniture, appliances,
USED CAR?
F
IR
E
P
L
A
C
E
WOOD
tools, etc. Bought • Sold.
FIN AN C E IT W ITH UB
Oak and Pine
Larry's Mart 215 Sanford
* Low Interest Rates
Robert Morris, 323-0335
Ave. Ph. F A 2-4132.
* Low Monthly Payments
FLO R ID A STATE B A N K
CLOSE-OUT
BEDS FOR R E N T
Hospital,
Rollawaya,
Juve 23" Console TV . $188.88 with '38 Plymouth V8 wagon, auto,
Trade.
Reg.
List
Price
air, radio. )395. 322-2290 a f
nile. F R E E delivery and
$239.95. Only 3 left.
Plek-up.
ter 5.
FIRESTO NE STORES
F U R N IT U R E CENTER
Cor. 1st ft French
1934 Packard 4-dr. sedan, R
UOO French Ave,
ft H, auto, trans., power
Ph. F A 2-7931
T r e a d l e sewing machine,
brakes. Runs good. Needs
makes perfect stitch, ex.
new tag and it's ready to
Sell
Ua
Your
Furniture.
cond. for old machine, $20.
go. First $90 cash o r beat
Quick
Service
With
the
322-3930.
offer. lo3 Pinecrest.
Cash.
S U PE R
TRAD ING
Ooton Eeta ctao tao taolinn
POST. F A 2-0677.
B ILL'S BARG AIN BARN
1300 Grapevllle Ave.
W ANTED reliable couple to
A t Railroad Tracks
take up monthly payments
You Nam e It! Wild Bill will
of $12.56 e * $ complete
try to find it! Open 6Vk
rooms o f furniture. CaU
daya a week.
T B 6-1311, Casselberry, col
SM A LL PIULCO Refrigera
lect.
tor. Very good condition.
F R E E E S T IM A T E
$30. 2300 Sanford Ava.
Upholstering ft Mattress ren
W EEK-END SPE C IA L!
ovating. New ft Used Furni
ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. Automatic Washing Machine,
Philco Uetulix, 4-Cycle with
Co., at 706 Celery Ave.
water-iaver. Mfga. L i s t
F A 3-2UT.
Price $239.93. Friday ft Sat.
3 4 . A r t l c l m F o r S a le
O N L Y $178 88 with trade.
FIRESTO NE STORE
PhUoo Auto Magic waslier,
Cor. 1st ft French
excellent condition, $3o. Ph.
I
elon, power steering, radio and heat*
rr, plus padded dash and Tlaor. L ik «
| new, white with beige Interior.
I
Fordor aedan, 6 cylinder engine,
automatic transmission, radio and
heater. Green with turquoise Interior.
37. Boats - Motor*
Old Town 10 ft. boat, Evlnrude motor, trailer, $700.
F A 2-5982.
10 FT. boat and trailer, $33.
2400 Cedar.
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Gateway
i
To
The
Waterway
RobHon Sporting Goods
Your E VIN RU D E Dealer
SOI 0-8 E. 1st. Pb. F A 2 3901
14 Ft. Barbour Boat, Fiber
glass Bottom ft Trailer.
Cheap. 819 Rosalia Dr. ___
38. Motorcycle* - Scooter*
F A 2-59Wi.
GUNS. New ft Used. Large 1902 HONDA
Dream, like
selection. WiU trade, Also
new. Bowman Trailer Park,
Polaroid Land Camera 800,
repair. Tackle sold ft re
Hwy. 1792, 2 ml. S. De
attachments, leather case,
paired Osteen Bridge Kiih
llary.
$60. 322-6152.
Camp ft Gun Shop.
61 Mercury Comet
4-Door aedan, equipped with 6 cyllnder engine, automatic transmission,
radio and heater.
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61 Metro Hardtop
H
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P
2-door low m llra io car, like new
throughout, green a n d
white
finish.
Town sedan, V-8 en
gine, automatic trans.
mission and air con
ditioned.
Used Freeicr, cheat type. A l
LIM IT E D T IM E I I I
so several used washers, BUS Trailer,
1949 mode],
Mac baa THROW N A W A Y tha
all completely recondition
sleeps 4, completely equip
Percentage Book.
ed. 90 Jay warranty. Dick's
ped. Bowman T railer Park,
Buy your Carpet or Rugs at
Appliance Service, 510 S.
Hwy. 17-92, 2 ml. S. De
Dealer COST plus $1 per
Sanford. 322-7638.
nary.
yard.
R E N T Blue Lustra Electric 10 x 50 T railer on zoned lot.
A L L F IR S T Q U A L IT Y
Carpet shampooer for only
Will trade for sm aller trail
TO P R A T E D M IL L S
er. WIU finance, 1530 Oak
$1 per day. CarroU'a Furn
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iture.
l.ane, Casselberry Trlr. Pk.
fine Carpets In your home.
Nylon, Acrllan, A ll Wool,
etc. Hundreds to choose
from. TERM SI Up to two
years to P ayl
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9 9 5 j!
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Leroy C. MacTavish, Owner
F A 3 5345 after • p.m.
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Responsible woman will babyait for working
mother,
Lake Mary area. 323-0924.
21. Beauty Salons
S PE C IA L!
Our Budget Wave $6.95 thru
Feb. 15th
Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop
318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322-0834
Harriett's Beauty Nook
E v* Appt'a. 3 Sr. Beauticians
103 So. Osk
FA 3-5742
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if OW NER, 3 bedroom, 1M
EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE
bath borne. One bedroom NEW
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has separate entrance, can
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IN
SANFORD.
be rented for Income. Will
Free estimates.
Ultra modern coin operated
trade for smaller place.
self service laundry and dry
For Your Painting L W all
Shown by appointment. Call
cleaning center, complete
papering needs call Clar
F A 2-9646.
Installation by factory train
ence L. Wynn, F A 2-4604 for
ed experts. We promote
ike over payments, 3 UR,
Free Estimate.
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home, 211 Palm Place. P ra
Bank Financing on bal 24. Electrical Service*
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and
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simplify dry cleaning, that
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trsnanetion. Payment from
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nothing d o «n k minimum
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lire*.
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(0 Dodge Seneca
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C R E D IT
president o f the Missile Club,
presented a program last week
based on the book “ Nine Plan,
eta” by Alan E- Nourae.
Severn! theories presented
on formation o f the universe
were challenged vigorously by
other bright, young minds in
the group during the
discussion period.
Mrs. C a t h e r i n e Martin,
South Seminole Science teach
er, is advisor fo r the group
which keeps abreast o f the lat
est developments in missilea
and space exploration.
Several field trl|»s nrc plnnned by the club each yeur nnd
un nnnual banquet is given for
members and their purents.
Meetings are conducted ev
ery other Wednesday and o f
ten there aro guest speakers
connected with the space pro
gram to talk on current devel
opments o f interest to ths
students.
STEP ONE - Finance your new or used
eer w ith us.
STEP TWO - You can autom atically
borrow money (now or later) on
your signature ALONE!
your
Stehll, ninth grad*
at South Seminole
Junior High School and rice
WITH 41 TEARS of experience between them, theHe three photographers
will have the grand opening o f the Bridges and Bush Photo Studio Friday
at 818 East First Street. From the left: W. P. (B ill) Bridges, Joe Bush
and the manager, W. B. McDaniel.
rage l z — reo. o,
VrraO
B U IL D
Dr Jane Caaaelbcrry
Brian
atudent
9 safari
w lle re it
It's as simple as that.
No w aiting. No guesting. W hen we
finance your autom obile, you are
autom atically eligible fo r a
signature loan.
That's w h at ws mean when we we say
"B u ild your credit where it coun ts."
COUNTS
If there is a new or used car in your
fu tu re , come in and ta lk fin a n cin g
w ith our auto loan experts.
e*m«fnb«r «of l«m«u» t»"» *'.,*» p*r ttfrt
M w n t m i NEW tar fln jncM *.
FLOP/PA STATE BANK
MEMBER
F.D.I.C.
3ANFQAO
STU DENTS OF SOUTH Seminole Junior High
Missile Club held u lively discussion on formatiob of the universe Inst week following n pro
gram presented by Brian Stelili based on the
book "N ino Plnneta.”
(Herald Photo)
" ,
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(A 9Wt fdcAAWuf
Bridges & Bush Opening Friday
The
Bridges
and
Bush
Photographic Studio will have
Ka grand opening Friday at
318 East First Street, San
ford. The two ownera and a
third photographer have 41
year# combined experience to
assure a smooth running stu
dio with service and photo
graphic work o f "diatinctive
quality."
W. P. (B ill) Bridges and
Joe F . Bush, ownera, are
N a vy trained photographers
with specialized training in
every phase of photography.
Being stationed at NAS Jax,
Jacksonville, beuiro transferr
ing to Sanford, Bill was in
charge of the aludio and tlie
color lab specialist.
J o t was In charge of and
specialised In the movie lab
thera.
Throughout their N avy car
ters, Bill and Joe have bad
the opportunity as navy photo
graphers to photograph outstanding events such as the
"M an Into Space" missile
shots and President Kennedy’s
many visits to various Florida
locations. These mention only
two o f the many, many highly
technics! photographic Jobs
assigned to them. They will
be available to assure the
people o f Sanford, Seminole
County and Central Florida
the same csreful (kill and
quality such as those jobs
required.
W.
R.
McDaniel, better
known as "M a c " to his many
frienda and customers, comes
from Athens, Ga. Mac pre
viously managed C r o w * a
Photograhpic
Company
In
Athena for the past 10 years.
"M a c " has experience in
every photographic and sales
field which will enable him
to better serve In every photo
graphic need.
During h li 19 years with
photography, he has received
specialized customer service
and sales training at the Uni-
Boy Scout Roll At 5.5 Million
N E W BRUNSWICK, N . J.
(U P U — The Boy Scouts of
Am erica has grown Into the
F ree World’s largest boys'
organization.
Latest membership reports,
Issued In conjunction with
Boy Scout Week, Feb. 7-13,
1084, show an aU-Ume record
enrollment of more than 5.3
million boya — Cub Scouts,
Boy Scouts and Explorer*—
and their leaden.
BSA statistics reveal that
since the organization was
founded in 1910, more than 37
million boys and volunteer
lead en have participated In
the movement. This is about
T million more persona than
•erved under arms In all Uie
w a n In which the United
States ha* been Involved,
starting with the American
Revolution,
Joseph A. Brunton Jr., chief
Scout
executive,
said the
growth of Scout enrollment
has been steady since the first
membership count of less
than 63,000 In 1011,
"T h e Boy Scout movement
baa become a national force
because Scouting aatisflca a
basic
need
in
Uie lives
verslty o f Georgia and atudio
and lab management and
training by Eastman Kodak
Instructors.
Mac, along with Hill and
Joe, wish lo invite each and
every
citizen
of
Sanford,
Seminole County and Central
Florida to visit their studio at
318 East First Street.
"W o arc educated, equipped
ami available to serve your
every photographic need In
cluding, to name a few, por
traits, weddings, a e r i a l s ,
color, commercial, Investiga
tion, ID, passports, advertise
ments, movies, etc. and no
job Is too small or too large
for the Bridges ami Kush Stu
dio," they said.
of
SPECIALS
FOR
with which lo identify Itself.
It provides outdoor life and
adventure. It promotes the
ability of boya to do things
for themselves and others. It
teaches
them
patriotism,
courage and self-reliance, and
encourages boys to be faith
ful in their religious obliga
tions. And for (he hoy* In the
upper ranks o f Scouting, it
opens vistas to dramatic and
rewarding careers."
"T h e early Scout* were sat
isfied lo concentrate on rook
ing, camping and other out
door activitiea," he cxplnlndc. "Th e new generations of
Scouts, while still greatly In
terested in outdoor projects,
also Is busy earning merit
badges (awards for achieve
ment) In such sophisticated
subjects as atomic energy and
oceanography. Scouting today
offers merit badge programs
In 107 subjects ranging all
the way from hiking to elec
tronics,"
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Lake Mon. or. How did
net it* name?
• • •
Judge Vernon Mize said this
morning that the final pres
entation of the .Mutual Con
cert Association for this sea
son will be given at the Sem
inole High School Auditorium
Monday at 8 p.m. Association
officials said that Llords' In
ternational Puppet Sliow, an
adult type presentation, is a
"fan tastic" demonstration of
puppet control. There arc
times when as many as 20 of
Daniel Llords' 200 puppets arc
on stage at the same time and
controlled by Llords himself.
His shows also fenturc sky
rockets. smoke, snow, rain
and waterfalls.
• • •
And that reminds us that
we would still like tu sec the
library open at least one night
a week.
• • •
We visited the Feb-Tool
Company's building on Seminola Bouicvard which will be
occupied by Dearborn LireIronic
tabornlnrirs,
Inc.
Workmen have almost com
pleted partitioning the space
into ofiices and work rooms.
Shelling
and
work
table*
have
been
installed.
One
thing i* certain — Dearborn
isn't wasting any time get
ting hack into operation.
• ♦ »
We're
wondering
if
the
Sanford-Scminolc JayCees got
permission from their wives
to stake nut that black goat
on members' lawns until that
particular member gels a new
member?
• • •
And JayCec Glenn McCall
says that quite a fi(w mem
ber* will attend the statewide
JayCec confab at Panama
City next Friday.
• • •
Today’s Chuckle — Man in
troducing newcomer lo the
office lorcc: "Tills is young
Dawson, the boss' son. lie ’s
going to start at the bottom
for a few days.”
ETC Meeting’
TALLAHASSEE (U P I) —
The State Educational T ele
vision Commission will meet
Feb. 21 in St. Petersburg, ex
ecutive secretary James Eth
e r i s e said today.
U F Election
G AIN ESVILLE (U P I) - K e n
Ken Kennedy of Century was
elected student president of
the University o f
Florida
Thursday night by a 500-vote
majority over Frank llarshaw
L ive Oak.
FRI., FE B R U AR Y 7, 1DG4
SANFORD, FLORIDA
NO. 121
U.S. Ponders Action
To Counteract Castro
WASHINGTON
President
(U P I )
Johnson called
in
his top military ami diploma
tic advisers today to asses*
Cuba's action in cutting off
the water supply to the Guan
tanamo Bay naval Base and
to consider possible retalia
tory measures.
Officials said that those at
tending
the
session
at
the
Motel Fire
Fire causes! from electrical
shorting in the Mar-tau Motel
neon lighting system at alwut
7 p. m. Thursday was quick
ly brought under ronlrol and
resulted in only slight dam
ages, motel officials report
ed today, tak e Mary Volun
teer Fire
Department
re
sponded to the alarm.
EDITORIAL
Tiie city recently laid a
pipeline from its water source
to the dock* at Port Ever
glades to facilitate loading
water tankers.
Mayor Melvin R
Young
said Fort Lauderdale supplied
to million gallons of water to
the U. S. stronghold in Cuba
during Hie 1962 quarantine of
the Communist island.
Plan Defense
K E Y W EST (U P I) — Thir
ty-six Cubans who triggered
an international incident by
fishing in U. S. waters were
to confer with a Czechoslova
kian officials today to plan
their defense against charges
of poaching.
Bulletin
JACKSON, Mix*. (U I'D —
An all-white Jury wax un
able In agree on a vrnlirt
In thr Itymn Dr t a lin k with nuintrr trial today
amt a mistrial was dcclarrd.
m w A ...
BRIEFS
Welfare Checks
J A C K S O N V ILLE (U IM ) —
Tiie stuto W elfare Department
xalit today it distributed $6,078.207 in weifurti checks in
January.
Tax Vote Near
W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) —
The $11.6 billion tax rut bill
moved into the Inst stages o f
Semite action today with f i
nal inixxiigc virtually assured
by late afternoon.
More Coverage
W ASH IN G TO N (U IM ) —
President Johnson is expected
to u*k Congress next week to
extend unemployment insur
ance coverage to 3 million
more workers umi raise job
less benefits.
No Verdict Yet
MRS. GORDON Stan
ley, 2635 Laurel Ave
nue, today iiiRed San
ford area subscriber*
o f Southern Bell Tele
phone Company to fa
vor the proposed Me
tropolitan t e l e p h o n e
system. “ \Ve do not ap
prove o f the invisible
barrier at Five Points
which separates the
northern and southern
sections o f the county,”
Mrs. Stanley said. She
added, "When we think
of Seminole County we
think of the j»coplo
throughout the county
as our friends und
neighbors.”
(Herald .Photo)
A city-wide inter denomina
tional Christian youth rally,
for all youth Horn the seventh
grade through college age.
will be held at 7 p.m. Satur
day at Seminole High School.
Rev. John Mangnun, rec
tor of the Episcopal Church
of the Redeemer, Avon Park,
will be (lie guest speaker, dis
cussing, "Who Really Wins
the B attle?"
Sponsored by the Sanford
Ministerial Association, tiie
youth rally also will feature
a dramatic Christian musical
movie about the teen-age idol,
Tony
Fontane, who, aftrr
nearly losing his life in an
aulomobile wreck, became a
Christian. He and hi* wife,
Kerry, a former night clut*
singer, now dedicate their
lives and talent to full-time
Christian service.
Fontane and Ids band ap
peared al
Daytona
Reach
during (in- EusU-i holiday last
year to play for the college
youth vacationing there, lie
came under the sponsorship
of the Hoard of Evangelism of
the Methodist Church.
During the worship service
at the rally, special music
will include a quartet, a trio
and oilier numbers by the
students. Steve Sowell, pres
ident o( (lie student hod), will
preside. Susie llalback will
introduce the speaker. Other
students will Ik* ushers.
Adult youth couuMtlon and
pastors a n urged to.bring the
youth of their chunk**
Reynolds
anti Co., New
lions today in tiie trinl o f Ity
York stock brokers, today ad
roll Do La lieckwith, accused |
vised The Ssntord Herald Hi *1
killer of Negro leader Medgui
it is closing its Sanford office
Evers.
at First Street and Park A ve
nue as of Hie close of busi
ness today.
N O TA S U LG A , Alu. (U P I)
The announcement said the
— A legal showdown on the
firm is consolidating Its San
federal court-ordered Integra
ford offlre with lit Winter
tion of Mucon County’a last
Park offire, and future local
all-white high school, orig
transactions will he handled
inally scheduled fo r today,
at the latter plnre of business
has been fiostponed until next
at 221 West Fairbanks A ve
week.
nue.
Showdown Oft*
COMMENT
Support C. Of C.
Since the first o f January the Seminole
County Chamber o f Commerce has been en
gaged in its annual membership campaign. Last
Tuesday morning Hie senior trade liody kicked
o ff a special effort to enroll both new mernlxjrs
as well as those who had not yet renewed their
memberships.
Two weeks ago the people of Seminole
County were completely united in their effort to
Innd the promised East Central Florida Univer
sity. When the Board o f Control decided to place
llte school on tiie Scntinolc County line in Or
ange County, The Herald called for a continu
ation o f the complete unity developed among
our people.
Seminole County still has problems. It also
has many projects in the fire. We must find the
answers to the problems anti devise ways and
means o f finalizing the projects. The Herald con
tends that the l>csl way in which to accomplish
these tasks is four our citizens to stand united
behind the Chamlier o f Commerce.
Complete unity will 1m? required. Participa
tion in the Chamber’s program by ail o f our
citizens is a must. There arc plenty o f places for
our citizens to serve within tiie Chamber’s pro
gram and numerous way in which the talents o f
our people can lx? utilized.
A few years ago two-thirds of Seminole s
population was Bituated in or very near San
ford. Today the figure has been reversed. Now
is the time for Sanford to realize that it needs
Seminole County and for the county to realize
thut it needs Sanford. And there is no better
way to maintain this unity than for everyone and
every organization to participate in the formula
tion o f the Chamber's program as well as in its
effort to successfully accomplish the organiza
tion's aims.
«
J. _ .
cK e r e
Three Charged
In Bolifa
Operations
Christian Youth
Rally Set Here
Saturday Night
G E N E R A L V IE W o f Guantanamo Bay with some o f tiic shore areas. Cu
bans have shut o ff water supplies to the military base in retaliation for
the seizure of a number o f Cuban fishermen who invaded Florida waters.
White House held a two-hour
strategy conference at the
State Department Thursday
night to consider the implica
tions of Cuban Premier Fidel
Castro's
action
and
what
rniinler-mea sores it required,
Fellow employes o f Jack if any.
Jones at Hunter Ice and Fuel
Compnny have Issued a plea
Fidel Plays Trump
for children's clothing. Jack's
HAVANA (U P I) - The U.S.
home on Southwest Hoad in naval base al Guantanamo
(iohlshoro was hit by fire Bay, cut off from its water
Wednesday and all the fam supply by Premier Fidel Cas
ily's clothing was destroyed. tro, today began rationing wa
The children arc four boys, ter lo conserve its 15 million
eight, five, two and one. and gallon reserves.
two girls, six and four. Dona
Castro played
his longtions may lie left at the com threatened trump card against
pany, 700 West 13th Street, the base Thursday, taping to
where Jack Is employed.
force the release of 36 Cuban
• • •
fishermen and four bouts held
It Is rewarding to see, after at Key West. Fla., on charges
three or mure years of talk of poaching in Florida
lie directed Uiat tlx
and promises on the proposed
widening and repaving of S*l owned water cpjnpan_
427 (the old Dixie Highway), miles outside the Uaso Liu*
that at least north of tang- cut off Guantanamo' < Pipe
wood the shoulders are being line, except for a one-hour
filled and lovclcd. This, we're daily period for women and
told, helps driving conditions children on live base.
in part, especially in such
U. H. Prepared
weather as we've had this
FORT LAU D ERD ALE (U P I)
week.
—The Fort Lauderdale Utili
• • •
The JayCec Wives Club and ties department was "alerted "
the Fine Arts Department of Thursday night to be ready
(lie Sanford Woman's Club to supply the Guantanamo na
will co-sponsor a silver tea val base with emergency wa
for the benefit of tiic Sanford ter rations under a standing
Public Library. The tea will contract with Use U.S. Navy.
be held in the library, Feb.
16, from 2 p.m. until S p.m.,
and the public is invited.
• • •
Established l‘JU8
Blackburn, Two Others Arrested
it
We've had a lot of call* and
Thursday we talked with Guy
^Strickland.
retired
Navy
commander who teaches his
tory at South Seminole Jun
ior High in Casselberry.
Strickland explained, off the
ruff—so to speak, that he be
lieved the lake — originally
named Lake Valdez—was re
named in honor of President
James Monroe who shortly
after the United Slate* ac1quired the territory of Flor
ida, appointed Andrew Jackson its first governor.
If anyone has further in
formation we'd appreciate it.
• • •
United Press Leased Wire
L fte s
JA Y C EE
cU)Ko‘MasNLT
SiqnedUpA
Tieii)%fnberYET/|
TH E ‘GOATS' in the Junior Chumber o f Com
merce membership drive, which opened Thurs
day, will receive a real, live goat to park on
their front lawn until they sign up a new memher. Phil Skates (le ft) was the first to receive
the unimul from President Jim Smith (righ t)
Thursday but Phil- passed it on today to Glenn
McCall, past president of the Juycees. Thirteen
new members had been signed by noon today in
the rush to escape having to accept the real live
g o u t.
(Herald photo).
The reputed "kingpin" of
Is'llla operation* in Central
Florida and two other Sem
inole County resklents were
arrested Thursday evening by
Seminole and Orange County
sh eriff* deputies.
I)lt. LOt;UK
DR. GAZES
Longwood Studies
Sewer Loan Plans
By Donna Estes
Harry Lindsey of the Hous
ing and Home Finance Agen
cy office located at Titiusvil'e, at Mayor A. H tarmann's invitation, appeared
before the tangwood City
Councll at the regular meeting
Thursday evening lo explain
the Community Improvement
Program which H IIFA Is aide
to finance for municipalities.
Particularly discussed were
the procedures that the city
could follow lo get federal
loan* to hmld a newer sys
tem in the community. Cost
would he financed for a 40year period with the maximum Interest rates being 3's
|K*r cent, Lindsey stated.
Tiie pollution of drinking
water by septic tanks in other
communities has heroine a
critical problem, he explain
er!.
No action was taken by
council at tills time.
In other business, annexa
tion ordinance 176, which an
nexes territory on the east
side of Highway 17-92 from
Semin tdc County Chandler Oak Lane to Sit 434, was un
Of Commerce President Knr- animously adopted
- , after three
WmJ.taMer today prTpusoif wmaoeutlv* reading.
Mayor lorm snn and coun
creetloii o f a Sanford Procil wenl on record as endors
llon Commltteo to carry
ing and supporting the pro
€'Ut the objectives outlined by
posed Seminole County Metro
a group of Sanford business
politan Telephone System.
and professional men who arc
Council entered
into an
making tin effort to organize
agreement with the County
a Sanford Chamber o f ComCommission authorizing it lo
act for (lie city as coordinat
Houtdioldcr, in a letter ad ing agent for the Seminoledressed to A. It. Peterson Jr., Orange Transfiortatlon Plann
and Don Bales, pro|>o*ctl Hint ing.
the group join with the San
Chairman R. C. Carlson an
ford Merchants’ Division of nounced Ills committee ap
the Chamber in comprising the pointment* to lie: 11. L. Helms
promotion committee. He said and R. II. Ferrell, building*,
that “ The Seminole County parks and grounds; Ferrell
Chamber of Commerce I* al and Helms, finance;
Carl
ways willing to use the tal tam tnlcr and John Reams,
ents ami worthwhile ideas of water;
Reams and Helms,
nil the residents id our Coun streets and tanim lcr and
Ferrell, fire department.
ty.
The low bid of American
"Since your reeenl efforts to
organize and incorporate a Cast Iron Pipe Company of
Sanford Chamber
o f Cam- Birmingham, Ala., was ac
m nee have not materialized," cepted for 2,250 feet of fourc o n t i n u e d Housholder, *1 inch American Fast ll t e pipe.
would like to point out that Purchase of 10 fire coats,
the Chnmlier of Commerce now four smoke rannixter* and a
lias n committee, known as tiie pike fade, as requested by
tam m ler,
was
Hanford Meirlmnt'a Division, Councilman
autliorizcd (or the fire de
which elects its own officers,
partment.
prescribes ita own rules for
C. 11. Johnson of Johnson's
mrmhcr»hip, votes its own
Su|H*r Market appeared be
membership fees, establishes
fore council to commend ami
Ita own projects, governs itself
express Ills appreciation to
and Iiua Hie co-operation o f
the police department for pa
the Seminole County Chamber
trolling services.
o f Commerce and Hie use o f
‘flic financial statement was
its facilities.
approved and various hills
'T iie aims of Hie group,"
paid before the meeting was
Ifcusliohler a t r e » a o d, "are
adjourned subject to call.
much the same as your pro
posed orguni/nlion."
Housholder went on to say
that " A s prrsidi lit o f tha Heminolo County Chamber o f Com
merce, I would like to suggest
A 73-ycar-old Lake Harney
to your group, through you,
man, suffering from severe
that you join with tho Hanford
burns received in an cxplui
Merchants' Division as a com
ion,, was reported In "go o d "
mittee of the Seminole County
condition this morning by
Chumlrer o f Commerce, to bo
Seminole Memorial llospitul
known as Hie Hanford Promo
attaches.
tion Committee, and to o|*>rW. L. Sieg was reported as
ate ns the Merchants’ Division
helping a neighbor, R. D.
has. Under this plan, you could White, clean a cistern Wed
immediately organize and go nesday evening. After Hie
to work, without the necessary cleaning, they placed a heat
incorporation, to carry on the er to dry it out.
continuing projects o f the
Later Slrg re-entered Hie
Merchants' Division and any narrow opening, discovered
others upon which you may de the flame of tiie heater had
ride.
been extinguished. He lit a
"1 am sure,” Housholder de match and the explosion re
clared, "this would meet with sulted.
the approval o f the Sanford
Merchants' Division, and I
can assure the ro-ojieration o f
the Chamber o f Commerce and
United Press International
use o f ita facilities.''
There are more living or
llousholdt-r extended an in ganisms in a spoonful of rich
vitation to Peterson and Bales soil than there are people in
to meet with them to discuss Hie
world,
according
to
the proposal.
C. Of C. City
Committee
Proposed
The three were charged on
old capiases issued by Orango
County Criminal Court with
conspiracy and violation of
lottery laws. Sheriff J. L
Hobby reportrd Ibis morning.
3 Specialists
To Address
Doctors Here
Three outstanding Southern
physicians, specialists in their
respective fields, will address
200 Central Florida doctors
Saturday night at Sanford
Civic Center under the auspi
ces of the Seminole County
Medical Society. Dr. G. II.
•Hark** I* president of the Incal society.
Speakers will he Dr. Rruce
Logue, professor o f medicine
at Emory University, Atlan
ta, who will discuss "Clinical
Spectrum o f
Pericarditis;"
Dr. Peter C. Gazes, professor
of medicine at Charleston
Medical College. S. C., who
will talk on "Recent Advan
tages in Coronary Diseases,"
and Dr, B. Waldo Moore, a
cardiologist at Emory Uni
versity, who will speak on
"Management of Myocardial
Infraction.”
Bridge Opening
To Be Limited
The Osteen bridge over the
St. Johns River, on SK 415,
will not be openrd to water
traffic between 7 p.m. and 7
a.in. after this month, except
by advance notice.
Army Corps of Engineer*
published on Jan. 30 In Hie
Fcdrral
Register the new
rules and regulations, effec
tive 30 dnys after publication.
Tiie bridge Is owned by the
Florida Road Department,
Paul Johnson, owner o f Os
teen fishing camp and the
bridge tender, will maintain
regular draw services be
tween 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. daily,
excepting that he will open
ft at night with 12 hours ad
vance notice.
Found: P. O.
With Profit
HONOLULU (U P I) - While
most U.S. post offire* operat
ed in the red last year, the
one in Honolulu earned a pro
fit of more Hun $3 million.
Honolulu Postmaster George
llnra
said the profit, which
was turned over lo the U.S.
Post Office Department, was
made possible by heavy me
chanization of the delivery
system.
Arrested at their homes
were Harlan Alexander Black
burn. alias Thomas Davis, of
tangwood; Dorothea Howell
Radford, 800 Pine Street,
Fern Park, and Cecil St.
Clair M e r r i t t , Altamonts
Springs.
Blackburn, reputed bolita
leader, and Mrs.
Radford
previously had been arrested
on bolita charge* in Orango
County.
Sheriff Hobby said Black*
burn and Mrs. Radford, un*
der orders from Orange Coun*
ty, were released on their
own recognizance Thursday
evening. Merritt posted $5,000
bond and was released.
All are scheduled to be ar
raigned Feb. 25 in Orango
County Criminal Court at Or
lando.
SHS Outbrains
Lyman In Bowl
By Jane Casselberry
Seminole High School out
witted Lyman High School
with a score o f 18515(1 In a
lively “ Brain B ow l" match
Thursday- evening in tho Ly*
man auditorium.
Both teams were "on tho
buzzer" with one and then tho
other seizing the initiative,
Lyntan was ahead at the end
o f Hie first period but lost to
Seminole In the closing min
utes of Hie last half.
The winning team included
Ron Goerss, Susie llalback,
Doug Firestone a n d
Jim
Thomson. The losing team
w as
comprised of Kenny
Ament, Dorian Thermanos,
Peter
Carlson
and Frank
Renew Jr.
Roy Pharr, assistant prin
cipal at Lyman, who served
a* moderator of the difficult
quiz, said later "even I found
myself confused by tho ques*
tions at Untci.”
Judges were
Mrs. Paul
French and Mrs. David .MoCoy.
Field Duy
Plans are shaping for tho
annual field day for grower*
al 1:30 p.m. Thursday at tho
Central Florida Experiment
Stution farm on Celery Av/*»
nuc, according to Cecil Tuck
er, county agricultural agent.
Cocktails
Man Burned
By Blast
are always better
when enjoyed at the
unique and friendly
CARIKE LO UNGE
f* Enjoy . . .
Jfl “MUSIC
[J
ON TH E HOUSE”
Every Friday Nijfht
Compliments uf the Management
• PACKAGE GOODS
Outnumbered
’a
AT POPULAR PRICES
V A LD E Z
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Downtown
Sanford
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Village Committee
To Be Continued
By M o m GHm Im I
Member* of the North Or*
kudo Christina* Committee,
maetlrig U*t week to bear re
port* on th* Dec. 16 event,
agreed to continue a* a repre
sentative committee of varlou*
Legal Notice
in r n r . crncr.iT c o cn T o r
r t m n m n i j u ih c iu . r m c v r r . in Ann ro ts *kmijsoi.r c o r n T r . n .o n n iA
c H A n c c n r no. m u
riR S T
FEDERAL. HAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF
Olll.ANDO, a corporation.
PlalBtirr,
K*HMA JEANNEA CRAIG, a / k
/ a ERMA J. CRAIG, a / k / a
JEANNKA r. CltAIO. forme r l f ERMA J. HARRINGTON,
and RICHARD M. CRAIG, her
husband, *t a l ,
D*f*ndanta.
n o n e s 01* *i it
statu o r f m ih iiia
cotram r o r snvnnoi.ii
TOi KIIMA JKANNKA CRAIG,
a / k / a KIIMA J. CRAIG,
a /k /a J E A N N E A
K
CRAIG, f o r t n r r l r ERMA
J. HAIltllNOTON
Residence Unknown
T ou are hereby notified th at
a aalt haa been Hied a s a ln e t
you In the above entitled
cause, and th a t you a re r e q u ir
ed to file your a nsw er with
th e Clerk of t h is Court and to
s e rv e a copy thereof upon the
p la in tif f or p laintiff's a t t o r
neys, whose name and address
Is Olles, lledrlck A Robinson.
I S t Houth Court Street, O r
lando, Florida, n ot late r than
F e b r s a r y IT. 14*4. If you fell
t o do so a Decree Pro Confeaso
w ill be entered e y a ln st you
fo r the relief demanded In the
Complaint. T his s u it le to f o re
close a m o r ts s y e . The reel pro■ arty proceeded a c s ln a t lei
I-et I and the North I I
fe et of Dot t In Block D.
o f RIDOK HIGH SUDDIVISION, accordin g to the
p l a t thereof ae recorded
In P l a t Rook II. page If.
o f the Public Records cf
Seminole County, Florida.
WITNESS my hand and the
Seal of th is Court a t Orlando,
Florida, th is t t h day of J a n
uary, l M t .
(HKAI.)
. .
.
A r t h u r II. Bockwltb, J r
Clerk
l e r th a T. Vlhlen, D C.
Dyt. JMe
Altea. Hedrick A Robinson
I t l Boutb C ourt Street
Orlando, F lorida
A ttornoya lor Plaintiff.
organisations and clubs to as
sist In planning and aponiorIng community events coming
np Ister In tbs yesr.
It wss voted th st the fund
bslsnce on hsnd, 672.04, would
be used to estsbllsh s “Chil
dren's Event” fund after ex
pense* of cleaning end storing
Santas’ suit and donation* to
the Civic Association towards
the alectric bill are paid.
The committee agreed to par
ticipate In giving an Easter
Party for th* children and in
the annual Fourth of July cel
ebration. A meeting will lie
railed on th* Easter Party.
Each organisation represent
ed will sponsor a fund railing
project In the near future to
ward* the purchase of fire
work* for the July 4 event
and, for the celebration Itself,
will sponsor booths with pro
reeds going to the individual
sponsoring organisation.
Mr. C. Rodgers
Funeral Tuesday
Clarence Rodgers, 49, of
Longwood, died Friday at J.
Ilillis Miller Medical Center
in Gainesville following open
heart surgery.
Born May 16, 1914, in Ham
burg, N. Y., be was a plumb
er by trade.
Survivors ara his wife, Mrs.
Vera Rodgers, three soos,
Richard, Donald and William,
and two daughters, Carolyn
and Darlene, all of Longwood,
and ■ number of brothers.
Funeral services will be
held at 10 a.m. Tuesday in
the Chapel of Nlblack Funeral
Home in Casselberry with
Rev, Arthur Froelich of Mailland B i b l e
Presbyterian
Church officiating.
Burial will be in Longwood
Cemetery,
Mrs. Spurfing
Dies; Founded
Local Church
Active Cases Of TB
On Rise In Florida
Funeral aervlce* tor Mrs.
Flora E. It. Spurting, 84, who
died Friday in an Orlando
nursing home, were held at 10
a.m. today at the Christian
Miiiionary Alliance Church
In Sanford with Rev. Charles
C. Drei officiating. Burial
wai In Lakcview Cemetery.
A former Sanford resident
at Ills South Myrtle Avenue,
Mr*. Spiirling had mada her
home In recent year* at 27
North Forest Avenue in Or
lando. She and her late hus
band, J e u e Spiirling, formed
the first Christian Alliance
Church In Sanford.
Survivors are utrpdaughlera, Mr*. George E. Weill
and Mr*. E. A. Monforlnn, of
Sanford; Mrs. Ralph Cowan,
of Winter Park; Mr*. Harold
Danfnrth Sr., of Orlando; Mrs.
I. T. Stringer, of Winder, Ga.,
and Mr*. Ola Keene, of Jack
sonville; sitter, Sirs. Abhy
Dsvld. of Orlando; brother,
Carl Henry Harris, of Arling
ton, Va.; 14 grandchildren, 28
great grandchildren and sev
eral nieces and nephews.
Gramkowr Funeral Home
was in charge of local ar
rangement*.
New active eaaaa of toberculoils are on the Lncress* In
Florida for the fifth consecutiva year, according to Dr.
Dwight J . Wharton, director
of the Division of Tubercul
osis Control, Florida State
Board of Health.
Dr. Wharton reported a
preliminary total of 1,568 new
active tuberculosis cases in
1963 a* compared to 1,439
cases in 1963—an increase of
129 case*. New active ease*
for the previous three years
were 1.359 cases in 1961, 1,295
eases in 1960, and 1,271 cases
In 1950.
“ A large increase In the
number of new active cases
is being found in the age
group from birth to age 15,
not only in Florida but
throughout th* nation,’' Dr.
Wharton said. He attributed
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60 EXTRA
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OVER 35 YEARS
• CnrpetH • Furniture
• Tile
• Piano*
* Rental Reds
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Alcoholic's’ Anonymous will
meet tonight a t 1201 West
First SU The organization con
venes at 8 p. m., Monday and
Thursday nights of each wrek.
Sanford
Furniture Co.
• MONDAY
• TUESDAY
• WEDNESDAY
e t.in T h s R ig h t W ay
AA Meets Tonight
At Flrat A Palmetto
(Aloagside eld post office)
this toere a ae among cbfldren
to more thorough caae detec
tion activities and better re
porting of newly-found cases.
Florida figure* reveal that
the total of 1,371 new active
oases reported in 1959 includ
ed 30 children under the age
of IS while In 1962 ttie total
of 1,439 rise s included 133
children in that aame age
brack*. This represent* a
percentage increase of al
most double among children
discovered to have active tub
erculosis in these two yeart.
Dr. Wharton cited figures
released by the US. Public
Health Service showing that
there were 54.652 new active
cases of tuberculosis In the
United States in 1962, an in
crease of 9M more than the
1961 total.
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January
XOTSCR OP PORKOMiaURR
SADR
NOTICE IH IIF.HEBT OIVEN
p u r s u a n t to a Final Decree of
F o re c lo s u re dated J a n u a r y le.
I M I . a n d e n te red In Chancery
C a u t* No. m e t. of the Urc-ult
C o u r t of tho N inth Judicial
C ircuit of Florida, la and for
Remlnote County, wherein T H E
NE W YORK RANK FOR BAVINGA, form erly T H E NEW
T O RK BAVINGH BANK, a New
Y ork c orpora tion a uthorised In
t r a n s a c t business In th* BUI*
e l Florida. Is Plain tiff, and
BEVEK1NO Cl.EVA end ANNA
CDEVA. hi* wife, a r e Defendents, t h a t f will sell lo th*
hig h es t a n d beet bidder for
cash a t th* fro n t door of the
Bemlnole County Court House,
In Hanford, Hemlnnl* County,
Florida, a t 11:00 o'clock A. M .
ob tho ITIh day of Ja n u a ry ,
S l i t , th* following described
p r ope rty, ae set fo rth la eeld
F l a a l Deere*: lo-w ltt
Rot I t In Block I or FA IIIUANE ESTATKH HEOTION
No. t. according to th*
P l a t thereof, recorded le
p l a t Book I I , Peg* II*. of
th o
PubH s
Reoords of
Seminole County, Florida.
D a ted thta lTth day of J e n
Wary, 1144.
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Only, Thru Wrd., January 22.
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D e puty Clerk
Tnw Offices
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Itelim aa
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VOL. 6C
United Press U aaed Wire
Established 1»08
TUES., JANUARY 21. 1961
SANFORD, FLORIDA
NO. 108
eio°
Seminole W raps Up Site Package
<1
By Julian Stcnrirom
Tom Gilchrist, vice presi
dent and general manager of
WESIITV (Cliannrl 2), pick
l e d up The Herald's Monday
editorial and publicly endors
ed the Lake Ada site.
We appreciate the station's
reference to our editorial am
its endorsement ol our posi
tion on Lake Ada. The cn
dorsement w a s presented
, Momlav on both the early and
-t
M late evening newscasts.
. . •
Several local business and
. Orange County folk are still professional men have purreferring to the proposed chuscd a tract of undcvclopschool as a space university. I P(j )an(i on Highway 17 4. l>2
Once again The Herald rere nrar j,*jve p0jDjs ,n Seminole
minds them that it's to be a County for a reported $95,000.
four-year, degree granting li
Sanford attorney and trustee
beral arts college.
for the group, Gordon V.
' Frederick, staled that he was
Virginia I’etro^kl says the not at liberty to diicuss the
I Lake Ada site has another
contemplated future use of the
advantage not yet mentioned. land. He did emphasise how,Tile area has Welcome Wagon ever, tiiat confidence in the
service. She paints out that growth and development of
there is no service at Uluc- Sanford and Seminole County
stone. In tact, she told us Or *prompted the purchase.
lando does not have Welcome
The Ileal Estate transaction
Wagon service in all of its I was formulated and handled
areas.
! by Sanford Realtor. Ernest
• • •
M. Southward of Southward
When State Board of Con Investment and Realty Co.
trol members Inspect Semin
ole's sites Thursday, prior to
the board's meeting Friday in
Orlando, Seminole officials
will go all out fo provide
board members with every
possible assistance. If they
desire, members will be flown
over the areas as well as pro Glenn ‘Rolling'’
vided vehicles for on-the-spot ; COLUMBUS. Ohio t u r n —
| Former astronaut John It.
inspections.
Glenn’s partisans claimed toGeorge Gcmbevkl and ids '■■y bis political lmndwagon
wife wore iLliing at Wckiva j “»'««
rolling."
Conner To Visit Sanford
Florida Commissioner of
Agriculture Doyle Conner will
arrive here Thursday to take
part in the dedication of a
new pesticide residue testing
laboratory.
The dedication ceremonies,
which are open to the public,
will he held at 11 a. m. at
the Florida Slate Farm er'a
Market. Ollier state and local
officials are expected to be
on hand for the program,
Commissioner Conner laid
the Sanford Laboratory will analyze pesticide residue <>n
be the first permanent pesti all foods—particularly vejecide residue testing facility table*, milk and m eat — Us
located outside of Tallahassee. protect both the consumer and
The laboratory will be hous the producer," Conner said.
ed on the mezzanine of (he
Dr. V. E. Stewart, director
State Farm er's Market, and of the Florida Department of
will contain the latest testing Agriculture's Chemistry Diviequipment. II will be staffed sion, said the Sanford labor*
by a chemist, laboratory atory will probably test 2,O':0
technician and inspector.
food samples in its first year
"It will be the duty of these , of o|>cration.
men to take samples, test and
Four Budgets
Presented At
Casselberry
Commitments To Rotary Club
State Stressed Endorses
5-Point Tract
"jSold; Report
By Fred Van I'elt
William laffler and A. B.
Loc.il university site com* Peterson Jr„ engineering and
mittce members today were realty consultants, respective
wrapping up detailed plans (ur ly, for the local committee,
what Is hoped to he a final flew over tlie local sites this
briefing on tlie Lake Ada, mornjng making aerial slides
Kevin, Tiiskawilla and, possi- (or presentation before the
hly, the Lund sites for Stale J
rt| Thursday at the Ov ielloa.il of Control members (j(J Priding before Hie slate
Thursday afternoon at Oviedo #niccl> arc taken on an aerCity Hall.
ini and- surface tour of tlie
Board members and their sites.
staff are slated to view orginOther l o c a l
committee
al and new sites offered liy members were wrapping up
Orange County T li n r s d a y the final paper work for a
morning and to come to Sem new presentation of facts and
inole County for the same figures to tlie Hoard Thurs
purpose Thursday afternoon. day. Should tlie Board decide
Hoard and staff members on a site Friday at tlie Orionhave expressed themselves as ,|„ meeting, it will so recoinhopeful tlie Board will make mend to the Stale Cabinet,
a final selection Friday for sitting as the Stale Board of
the proposed East Central Education, for final decision.
Florida university. The Board The Board of Control deadwill meet at to a.m. Friday locked 33 Jan. 10 between
at the Cherry Plaza Hotel. i,ake Ada and Bluestone, in
Orlando.
Orange County.
Mefro Phones
Tlie proposed metropolitan
telephone system got an en
dorsement by the Sanford no
tary Club at its weekly meet
ing Monday.
The aetion ram e following
nil address by Clifford McKibbin, chairman of the metro
politan telephone sy stem com
mittee of the Seminole Coun
YAIIIIOIIOI'GII
ly Chamber of Commerce.
0
McKibhin told tlie Rnlnrians
that tlie establishment of tlie
metropolitan system is n
"phone wall" which separate*
the northern and southern see.
lions of the county. Telephone
servin' between the two areas
is currently on a toll charge
basis.
Cnndidncy for nomination
"Tlie system," said McKibbin. "would enable any Semi and election as County Com
0
nole county telephone sub missioner for District t was
scribed, served either by Sou announced today hy Walter
thern Bell or the Winter Park Edward Yarltortiugh, of GenIn keeping with the County j Telephone Company, to dial rvn. post now held by Gen. J.
TONYA JOHNSON has been chosen the 1961
Commission's
re-affirmatinn any other telephone in the C. Hutchison.
"sweetheart" of Seminole High School chapter,
meeting Monday on the l.ake county loll free."
Future Farmers of America, anil will reign over
Horn in Grncva In 1931,
Ada and Kcon sites. Chair
McKibhin advised the Ho- Yarborough w a • grndunted
all FFA events for the next year. Site also will
man Jam es I', Avery Jr. to larinns tliot a slight increase from Keminolo High School In
compete in district anil area for possible com
day mailed the following let- in basic rales for Southern IP-Ill uud served two yenr* In
petition as tlie "State FFA Sweetheart." A
The Southern Hell Telephone (t.r (0 Board of Control Chair- Bell subscribers would he tlie U. S. Army. His father, J.
senior at Seminole, she is the daughter of Mr.
business office will he moving man Iluya Harrison, wills necessary.
Business phono W. Yarborough, waa Seminole
ami Mrs. Alltert L. Johnson, 919 West First
to a new down-towu locution copies to other members, sup- rates would bo Increased ap- County roud superintendent
Street.
(Herald Photo)
approximately April I, ft wus porting local commitments proxlinatcly *1.50 Private line for 20 year*.
announced today by Bob Shed- mr the university site:
residential rales would go up
Yarborough is engaged in
den, Sanford’s group manager
"The Board of County Com- about 50 cents, two-party the rattle and citrus business
for the company. 1 he new mlsiionors, being Justifiably lines to rents and four-party with his uncle, W. G. Kllbec,
of Altamonte Springs, pul H O f llC W tlI 'd D u l l 11(1
office will he at 200 E. Com- proud of tlie excellent finan- linos 30 cents.
uf Geneva.
MIAMI
(U
P!)
—
H
a
r
o
l
d
down his rod and reel to step
mercial.
Southern Hell subscriber*
rial rendition of our County
He has been a member of the
over to a concession stand. Dcrbcr wanted to bring 309,Tlie building, formerly oc relative tu the other tilt in tlie next week will be provided board of direelora of the Sem
The rod and reel were gone U00 Cubans to the United
eards
main
which
they
will
bo
cupied hy- llmas Motors, is be Slate, and being aware that
inole County Cattlemen's Aswhen be returned. Mr*. Gem -1 States, but lifter delivering
ing leased from William L. certain rummitnicnta have asked to Imlicato their de jnociatinn for tlie lust three
beeki said something pulled ! 0,‘b' '-*3 wa* on his wtyh
Kirk and will be completely been made as an integral sires concerning tlie metro years and i* a past president.
1
* it away. Herb Sutton — owner: todu>’ under dc|iorlati4Mi
rebuilt
for .tho new tenants.
part of our univursity ailo system. Officials of the com He also is a member of Uie
f
10
bUIUm
for
tlie
current
WASHINGTON (UPI) —
of the kite - and George
"Thia move was mude nerrs- submissions, feels that the pany have *tried that a decl- Geneva Citizen* Committee
A
Jude 30,
P
reriS
r*
nrt.ruon
today
twin
Visit
tfuur
E
j
g
f
r
.
i
spent two hours with grappl
lie emphasized that all his | *nry due to a need for larger Board uf Cuntrul should have alve favorable veto will he and Geneva Methodist Church.
MOSCOW tU P It-iB k ' Bo. Centres* e 997.0 billion
ing hooks to no avail. An hour
planning
waa contingent on quarter*," said Kinddeu," and II e facts concerning our fi required, not a simple majChosen "Outstanding Young
alter George and his wife lett, viet government scheduled a 'economy ami progress" budg- early pas iifrc by Congress of j «o utc delighted that we were nancial condition m order to | orlty,
Farmer of Seminole County"
llerlt hooked the fishing gear. I reception for Cuban Premier f t brimming with optimism
ulile to find such u suilulilo lo determine If wc can reason
in 1UH2 hy the Junior Chamber
Tlie line was broken and the |
Castro tonight, Indicat* and radiating election-year the f ll billion lax eul bill
cation In the downtown area. ably live up to this* commitand
tlie
stimulus
it
is
expect
of Cotnmeire, Yarborough’s
hook was gone. George w on-|l,,K hi* ' if,t n'«y be nearing significance,
Tho steady growth uf the arcu llirnts,
numo was submitted for stata
ders . . .
“u en,lJohnson proposed cutting ed to give tho economy.
lots mad* it imiiulutory that
• • •
Johnson
also
assumed
tliut
award in the category and was
federal spending Solid million
chosen third.
under current levels in the Congress would go along with wc increiisu lmth our working1 "Tlie attached enclosures
Huts off to a group of Boy New Use
He Is married to the former
WASHINGTON'
(UPI)
—
'new
1905 fiscal year, marking u $1.3 trillion slash in dt-fenso force and our working space,. were compiled by former
1
A Scouts who Saturday morning
*pending and give him new and we plan further expansion Cuiumisrioncr Vernon Dunn
Imogen* llostick, of Ocala, and
White
Houso
classroom
un|y
tlie
second
time
In
nine
were seen picking up litter on 1 ‘l0
| nj nn aj,| | 0 planning by varcotton uud duiry programs to in thu next few years.”
they have two children, Sharon
L'S 17-02 near Seminnla Bou used hy Curulinu Kennedy is years this has been done.
Sliedden
said
that
renovation
| jol|, citizen groups and our
In
Ip
save
another
$t.lii
tril
Lynn, 6. and W. K.. 2 tt.
living
turned
Into
i«
teenogu
But
his
said
Ills
budget
levard. 'Tit a shame motor
- of the building Inis already: Board. They were not comlion.
"If elected," A'arliorough
‘Mute"
room
for
President
“would
udvuiice
our
nation
toist* are so careless hut it's
Either—or both—of these | started ami should bu rum- ,,||w| specifically for the
WILDWOOD (UPI) — Tito -aid, "l promise to personally
ward greater iiutiouul securi
mighty tlioughtlul on the part Johnson's two daughters.
pleted In approximately six Board of Control's eyes but Turnpiko Authority finished ; oversee all roud work in Die
ty, a stronger economy and assumptions could lie upset by
of these youngsters to tako it
weeks. "Nearness to a muni- u
believed t h a t an opinion I lengthening t h e S u n s h i n e trict I and will assist in other
some
new
international
crisis.
Bailey
In
realization of tho American
upon themselve* to help keep
Treasury Secretary Doug cipul parking lot and to tlie j 0f olir (rue financial condition State Parkway Monday, and district*. 1 will lie on rail at
TALLAHASSEE
(U
PI)
—
dream
of
individual
security
our highways rlear of rub
should in- can Ik- easily deduced t h e r e considered widening it today
all times fur any service to
Stute School Supl. Thonuis D. uud equal opportunity for all.” las Dillon said the President's ...... P°»l
bish.
crease tlie- convenience of our
Consulting Engineer C. H. residents."
Ituilcy will campaign for u
Tlie President ulso predict rut in expenditures greatly I customers," Shcddcn conclud from.
"We would respectfully call Peterson said at an uuthority
Increased ebanres of getting a
fifth straight term on a plat
Ilcrc'i a meeting change: form of "outstanding accom ed that tlie Treasury would bslnured budget In fiscal 1907. ed.
your attention to tlie fact that meeting In I,cr*hurg that the
wind
up
$1.9
billion
in
tho
r 9
Sanford's Business and Pro plishments in education" in
our mltlage for the current present four lanes between
Previously, the Treasury in
red next year compared with
fessional Woman’* Club will Florida under his guidance.
year totals 14.25 mills with Miami and Fort Pierre—the
dicated tlie deficit would not
meet Wednesday at 8 p.m.
the current value of a mill be original "bobtail" section—
be erased until fiscal 1908.
The meeting will be Isold at Note Rejected
ing approximately $192,000.
was fust reaching its maxi
Johnson, who called tlie
tlie Florida State Bank lounge.
mum accommodation point of
budget the first major Usk |
PARIS (U P I)—The French
. . .
confronting him after succeed. I Employes of Atlantic l oast
government, in a short and dry
"Further, since 1939, that 30,000 cart a day,
An right-root wall with a
Krn McIntosh say* a repre note, lisa rejected the U. S.
“The present trend Indicates
ing the stnin John K. Kennedy, 1Line Railroad w ill bold their additional new construction
foot
or barbed wire atop
sentative from the state protest over Frunre'a forth
said lie went on thu theory find quarterly safety commit- added to the tax rolls each n growth of 40,000 u day. . . . wasn't big enough to stop
Nursing Bureau will lie pro- coming recognition of ComTlie public is descending on u.
that
"an
austere
budget
nee
I
fee
meeting
al
7:30
p.m.
Wedyear
lias
provided
all
necess
Tim Columbia B o y c h o i r
ltd* Imy—hut Police (Hlircr
sent for the meeting of th e ,
chllWi jt wu» |lurMl.,|
not be and should not be n ne.ilay in the railroad's as- ary increases m facilities and in unexpected droves," he suid. Thomas llrpprn was.
V :
from
Princeton,
N.
J.,
will
.seminole County P u b l i c today.
I Preliminary traffic growth
hhrrllf J. L. Ilobby re
present a concert at 8 p.m. standstill budget . . . this is, sembly room at the passenger service without ati increase in
H e a l t h Nurrin; Advisory
station.
I studies wera ordered by Au ported this morning that
niillage.
I
believe,
*
budget
of
econo
tonight
on
the
stage
o(
the
Council which is to meet Jan. Motion Denied
Safety Supervisor I-nmbfr"Tlie exception to this was thority Chairman John Phil- two Juveniles in reunty Jail
my and progress."
29 al tlie County Health Cen OCALA (U P I)—A motion to Seminole High School auditor
son,
of
Jacksonville,
will
at
nn
acrcleratcd school build ' lips, witli nn eye towanl event- caused trouble by tearing
'Hie
result
was
ruleulutcd
1
1
ium, under tlie auspices o(
ter.
dismiss the $1 million libel the Mutual Concert Associa Idur tlie spt-ndllii ift imago tend (lie meeting us will other ing program designed to stay I ual six-luiiing of the Miami- up their mattresses and
• * *
-ull filed by Sheriff Doug
Hint Republicans like to pin officials from Jacksonville, 'ahead' of demands. This am Fort I'ieiro section.
sheets and plugging the lob
tion.
Meanwhile, the lui-t 61-mlte let Monday night.
Monday wc goofed and Willis against Negro Radio
Midshipmen of tlie Sanford j on Democrats. It includes - Tampa. O.-nla mid Lakeland, bitions program, approved by
we're glad we did! For the,S tation WHOS was denied Naval Academy will be guests economies to ple*«e the con- | Program planned includes the people, necessitated an in 1section of the extended turnThe Jailer, In transferring
of tin- Commit- crease In the School Hoard | Pike opened Monday between the boys to a disciplinary
first time since returning to Monday by C i r c u i t Court
fur tlie evening to see and • servatlve, social reforms to at- Introduction
levy of a lolal of 3.25 mills in Orlando and hero, throwing tell, was required to lake
Florida wc now know tlie Judge D. It. Smith,
hear the famous troy choir, | tract the literal and the $11 , Icemen for HMD, lesimie of
<# complete driver's license pro
2
billion tax cut to tantalize 19H3 activities and results, the live-year period Just pas*- j the toll roud ojK-n 2H6 mile* them outride the Jail through
Flvinir
l Die
" 1'11w„rid
" ha* «ml
,ravt'U
d1 a"appear
mcr anyone (but might be left. and program for 1901.
it'd lire.
rd ."
I from Miami,
the compound at the rear.
t f.A J life, Hitrh
* l ifel*
made
If you have a valid Florida
Both boys hrokr and ran.
NI.U HHtK (U PIt — Mr*. a|)pp| on ril,||0 an,j television
license it ran be renewed U dy Rlrd Johnson capped her ()|) |1(e road th„ mcmbcra of
The Jailer grahhed one but
during the month of your first visit to New York City n* ((||, r ,)oir ,iau> ,)lc|r uwn
the second scaled the fence.
iiirth ul the County Judge's H is t Lady Monday night !’>' traveling schoolroom.
lie slartrd r u n n i n g
ul.Ice in the Courthouse.
through a parking lot . , .
uttcuding a preview of Arthur
Judge Vernon Mize, presi
It you have a Florida It- Miller's new play mid uu after- dent of llie Seminole County
and right into the arm s of
JACKSONVILLE (L'PIl —
Patrolman Deppcn, who had
c e n s e d e lin q u e n t less t h a n t h e a t e r
rhuiupagne
suppei
Mutual Concert Association. Criminal Court Judge Bans
keen him drop off the wall.
ft months, it can tic renewed party.
reminded member* that H Tunzlrr ruled today S a ra '
Although the boy wa* bigger
at the County Judge's office
they are not able to attend Thrlnta Luckie was insane
Ilian he, llrpprn grabbed
hy paying a $1 delinquency ‘Charges’ Coming
this evening's performance, allj u,„ t,|u i„ , lutllj trial for)
Fiscal Year 1965 Estimate
him by the belt and hnsfee.
PANAMA CITY I UPI I
i tlieir membership cards are tHo slaying of a prominent
tlrd him bark to the rounty
If you have a Florida li Miguel j . Moiciia, Innamnn- tra ,u fcrrab!c and can lie used Baptist minister ,he said she
Jail.
cence tle'lnquent for more an delegate to the Organize-; |)y # frlcnd or relaiivc, in or- (-a rr|,.«j on ,, torrid affair with
than 11 month* it can lie re lion of American States, head- (|pr |h a, ut |nany „ |MJfAii,|L.
Afflculturt
fur lit al ly three year*.
newed after you take u writ iil for Washington today to t.an enj0J the i-„ncert.
I Tanzler ordered Sirs. Luckie
ten exam at tiic Armory.
pies* charge* of “aggression" J
_____
.
committed to a slutr hospital
U ) nil hive a valid out-of- against tlie United States in _
•
/• .
on Die recommendation of s
state liernse you must take tlie Canal Zone crisis.
D U rg lQ T S \3 G l
WASHINGTON (U PI) —
state • appointed spychiatrisl
a written exam at the Arm
The
$97.9 billion which Pres
who said she was "a danger
Defense. Space.
ory.
ident Johnson figures the fed
If you have an expired out- Hobby To Speak
Burglars obtained $21 in u to lieir.ir and others."
and International
eral government must spend In
Tlie durk-liaircd 40-ytar-old
iif-state license, ur no liSeminole County Sheriff J. breakln at Croomt High
the coming fiscal year is a lot
housewife,
who
had
sat
im
rense at all, you must take L. Hobby will be the g u est' School Monday night, police
of money, no m atter liow you
passive
through
earlier
test)both the written exam and speaker at Wednesday'* lun- reported today. The thieve*
look at it.
the driving test at tlie Arm rhpon meeting of the San- ! forced three lock* and a c>l>. | niony, begun crying when
One way to get a vivid ment
Tanzler
made
his
ruling.
fo
’
d
Kiwanis
Club.
The
m
eet-1
Inet
to
steal
the
money.
Noth
ory. The Fill* offices at the
al picture of $97.9 billion is to
"
It’s
this
Beaver
Street.
Armory are open on Tues ing will be held at the Civic ing else was disturbed.
imagine it all slacked up in 91
lru Mansfield, 1517 Man- Church Dial's sending me off
Center. Hobby will speak on
day* and Thursday*.
bill*.
like
this,"
the
sobbed
aa
her
goustine
Avenue,
reported
the
There now. Let’* hope we’re the Boys Ranch operated by
The stack would reach about
BUDGET DOLLAR — Newurlmrt allows where the tax dollar comes from
the Florida Slieriff* A**ori* theft of $90 in cooking uten attorneys eseorted her from
straight!
AJiUO
miles into spars.
the
courtroom.
•nd
how
it
is
aimnt.
sil*
from
her
home.
—The Clock ulnder lion.
I
mwA...
BRIEFS
Geneva Grower
Announces For
County Board
Southern Bell
To Move Office
J
$97.9 Billion LBJ
Budget To Congress
Turnpike Open
But Link May
F!eed Widening
-In fo Strong
Arm Of Law
A C L Employes
Set Meeting
Boychoir To
Sing Tonight
Mrs. Luckie
Is Committed
Where it ernes front.. .
The BUDGET
DOLLAR
$97.9 Budget
Visualized
$21 At Crooms
Four proposed bud sets total,
infi S37.9lt.P9 wore presented
Monday night for study* by tho
Cat-selberry Board of Aidermen at a special work session
The resignation of J. D.
Seif ns Itoad Board Chairman
was announced by Mayor
Owen Anstey who said that
Self had resigned for "per
sonal and business reasons."
As result of bis resignation,
was available at Monday'*
no budget for the department
meeting.
Anstey was empowered to
set up a temporary road
board until permanent ap
pointments ran tic made. Al
so pending are nppoinments
to the Zoning Commission.
Tentative budgets, some
containing open Hems, taken
up for consideration were:
Mayor, $14,817; Police Dopartment, $11,897.81; Fire De
partment, $7,747.15 and Re
creation Department, $3,«50.
A sum of $5,000 originally
included hy the fine depart
ment for a proposed addition
to 4he Municipal Building,
was transferred to the may
or's budget which also in
clude* attorney'* fee* and
clerk'* salary and office ex
penses.
Funds are included to the
police budget for a new pa
trol car; in the fire depart
ment budget for a new panel
truck and radio and In the
recreation budget for a need
ed addition and roof repairs
to the Overbrook Drive Re
creation Center.
.The only expenditure ap
proved waa an advance of
$ 1,000 to Uie recreation de
partment for current operat
ing expense#.
The work session we* ad
journed and a continued ses
sion of tlie monthly board
meeting waa set for 7:30 p.m.
next Monday a t the Municipal
Building.
2 Educational
Plans Approved
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) —
The Cabinet State School
Board put Ita stamp of approval today on the graduate
englnet-rlng education lyatcm
(GKNKSYS) and operation
of the Florida InitituU for
Continuing University Studies
(FICUS).
Both program* were ap
proved by the Board of Con
trol at it* last meeting and
handed to the cabinet for ita
fa it approval.
There was almost no dis
cussion among Die cabinet
memliers over either of the
programs. Board of Control
Diri-elor J. Broward Culpep
per wa* asked to explain a
portion of tlie FICUS plan,
llii-ii it was approved.
The GENKSYS plan wa*
proposed by Dr. Thomas Mar
lin, dean of the University
of Florida School of Engi
neering. It was sparked hy a
legislative act in IUl!3 direct
ing extension of tho engineer
ing school to Dio Cape area.
New Rioting
In Tanganyika
DAIt-ES-SALAAM, Tangunyiku (U i'l) — New rioting
broke out here today despite
Die apparent settlement nf
Monday's African troop revolt
against their British officer*.
Communication* from I)ures.Sulaaiti were cut off short
ly after thu rioting resumed,
but reports reaching Nairobi,
Kanya, said that Tanganyikan
President Julius Nycrcra wu*
safe in his stutuliouse, broad
casting upiK-ala to hi* people
for peace and order.
The report* said Nyerere
met with the army mutineers
Monday and told them to write
a statement of their com
plaints egainst Uie British of
ficer*. When they returned he
we* gone, leading to report*
ha had fled.
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Bosirfesr School
Opens Semester
Next Monday
E. S. Douglata, director of
adult and vocational educa
tion, announce* registration
fo r the new semester a t the
Seminole C o u n t y Buiinea*
School will begin Monday.
The school is located on Pal
metto Avenue between Ninth
and 10th 8treets.
Mrs. Penrose Love is prin
cipal of the school and is also
a teacher; Mrs. Lydia W att is
the other daytime teacher with
Miss Mary George, and Miss
Susan Castriannf completing
the night staff.
Day classes will begin a t 9
a. m. and continue until 3 p. m.
Monday through Friday. The
night classes meet from 7 to 9
p. m. Monday through Thurs
day.
Students may register Mon
day in a complete business ed
ucation p r o g r a m ; aptitude
testa for the new IBM key
punch course will be admin
istered a t 3 p. m. on Jan. 37.
The Business School is part
mt the Seminole County Public
School System, which is under
the administration of R. T.
Milwee, superintendent of pub
lic Instruction.
People of Seminole County
are urged to register for these
classes promptly. Prospective
atudenta may call the school
office a t FA 2-0663 for further
information.
925 Get Oral
Polio Vaccine
By Mrs. Adam Muller
tJ
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A total of 92S turned out
Sunday afternoon In DeBary
to receive oral polio vaccine
at a clinic held la the Com
munity Center.
Dr. J. Kelson Wells of Stone
Xslsnd served as attendsat
and 10 Pink Ladles, with Mrs.
C. E. Butler as chairmen, asaisled alone with tbs DeLaad
Jaycecs.
Pink Ladle* reporting in
cluded Mrs. Ted Davis, Mrs.
N. Lambert, Mra. John Rayfuae, Mra. John Byrn, Mra.
B o y Backer, Mr*. T e d
B r o o m e , Mias Margaret
White, Mlae Agnes Caldwell,
Mrs. Feme Goeraer, Mr*.
Charles Braun, Mrs. Philip
Korit, Mra. Ruth Magnuson,
Mrs. Chester Rearick, Mra.
William Svlkman and Mra.
Claud* Ttuasell.
Catholic Circle
Plans Booths
B y Mows G rins tend
Plans to sponsor four booths
a t the Church of Ui* Nativity
Spring Festival war* made
la st week by the North Orlando
Our Ladys Circle a t a masting
a f tha group hold a t the home
*f Mra. Bill Hahn on Lom
bardy Road.
Tha booths will be Cheer
Basket, Doll Walk, Novelty
Booth and Wheel Booth.
Reporta f r o m committee
chairmen were heard in other
bueiness end it was. announced
th a t the club would donate a
cake to the USO next month.
I t was reported that the cir
cle's recent rummage sale had
been successful.
Mrs. Hahn served e variety
of cake with coffee after the
meeting. Eight members were
In attendance. The hostess gift
we* won by Mrs. Penny
Schautsow.
MEMBERS OF THREE SANFORD GIRL Scout
Troops will complete a 10-week course in roller
skating this week. The courses were nwnrded to
the Scouts by the Melodce Skating Rink. The
instructor was Jack Huffman. Some of the girls
receiving swards which will qualify them for
m erit badges include (left to right) Phyllis
Mitchell, Pattie Runnels, Huffman, Patricia
Meridith, Karen Gregory and Linda Nogueira.
(Herald Photo)
Holy Name Society Receives Award
Homecoming Set
For Feb. 13-16
Florida’s oldest university.
Stetson, will hold its Home
coming for aluinnl on the
campus in DeLand Feb. 13-16,
according to Tom McDonald,
head of Stetson alumni in San
ford. The theme for this Hist
celebration, “ Stetson Hits Its
Stride," ties in with the Uni
versity's special three-year
program fur raising funds to
match its $1.5 million grant
from the Ford Foundation.
Highlight .of the Stetson 1964
event will be the Founders'
D a y Convocation Saturday
murnlng which will honor the
University's blind graduates.
llomccutnlng begins Thurs
day with the registration desk
in the Stetson Uulon open at
8:30 a.ill. Registration also
will be open from 8 a.in. to
3:30 p.m. on Friday, and
again at 7:30 a.m., Saturday;
it will he handled by Green
Clrrle, tho sophomore men's
leadership honorary.
m
ST. ANN’S Holy Name Society of DeBary waa presented the S t Augustin#
Diocesan Membership Award by Alfonso Allbertl, president of the Cen
tral Deanery, r ig h t Others In the photo are, from le ft Terrance Reilly,
Robert Morrison, Rev. Gerard Devlin, E rnest Walako and William
Briea.
(Cox Photo)
Woman Balloonist Dies
NEWPORT BEACH, Cellf.
(U l’D —An adventurous Con
necticut grandmother appar
ently fought a eight-hour bettie to stay afloat in her down
ed 40-foot balloon before
drowning in choppy ocean
waters, a coroner’s report In
dicated today,
Mrs. Barbara Keith, 41year-old Hartford, Conn* wld-
On Dean's List
Barbara
Middleton
aud
Glrnn Utt, of Sanford, re
ceived academic recognition
on the fall quarter Dean's
List at Piedmont College, De
murest, Ga.
Th* tax rata of Seminole
County is on* of th* lowest in
Uie stats.
ow and grandmother of 10,
was found deed Monday in the
wreckage of bar brighUy col
ored hot-air balloon.
She had started out Satur
day from Santa Catalina Is
land a t the only woman entry
In a balloon race to th* South
ern California mainland.
Only on* of the entries in
th* competition made it to the
mainland. Fivs oUiers had to
Im rescued from the sea and
another crashed before leav
ing the island.
A widespread air and sea
starch for Mrs. Keith began
after she disappeared in the
ill-fated race.
Investigators theorised she
had used flares and dys mark
ers in attempts to attract the
H. B. Pope Co,, Inc.
Adult Class Set
At Lyman High
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SOUTH SEMINOLE JUNIOR HIGH u t Cuaaulbeiry opened its longawaited cafatorium Monday. Tha staff, headed by Mr*. Chloe Butt*, la
pictured above (from left to rig h t): Mra. Alice Waldridge, Mra. Mas
Harris, Mra. Ethel Malone, Mra. Myrtle Jenquin, Mra. Lilliun Seasoma,
i Mra. Aida Rlggiola and Mr*. Butt*. Thu facility cun serve hot meals to
borne 590 atudenta during ouch of two lunch period* ut the school.
,
Feed Store
Jim Dandy Feeds
Tttuolhy Hey - Cotton Seed
Meal
Cow Feed
$3.46 per 100 lb.
Kittening and Fattening
820 Sanford Ave
Sanford
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288 Receive
Chest X-Ray
By Bernice Keleey
A total of 288 Oviedo resi
dents turned out last Wednes
day for free chest X-rays when
the unit located in front of
ths City Hell, on* of the two
spots scheduled In the city.
Total number of Negro resi
dents receiving th* X-rays has
not been reported.
Mobile Uuit officials advise
that this year’s response is ths
largest aver shown in ths slty
of Oviedo.
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Sets Benefit
Concert
By Mrs. Adam Muller
Letter* of resignation from
two offlcera of th* DeBary
Republican Club were accepted with regret a t last Thurs
day’* regular meeting of the
group held at the Community
Center.
Resigning were Horace Defharest as president and John
Park as third vice president.
Glenn Smith, upon recom
mendation presented by How
ard Middleton, was named to
fill the presidency and will be
Installed a t the February
meeting. A replacement for
Park will be announced.
Member* voted to cancel the
Feb. 5 Lincoln Day Birthday
Dinner and to attend, instead,
the DeLand Club's luncheon to
be held a t the Stetson Union
Building at 12:30 p. m. on Feb.
6. Reservation! should be
made with any DeBary Club
officer.
. Guest speaker, introduced
by Judge Albert Williams, wns
Barry Crim of DeLand, vice
president and national direc
tor of education of the Broth
erhood of SL Andrew.
Crim, who spoke on “Moral
Factors in Politics,” stated
that the vital condition now
confronting tha American peo
ple is to elect to office those
who believe in God, are hon
est, thrifty and think of the
future of the country ua our
forefather did and who are
dedicated men.
He asked the questions:
•■Where are wre going? What
is the future of our country:
Is civilization headed for a
fa ll? ” He reminded that
•■there is no short cut . . . that
America should wake up be
fore it is too late and uso the
ballot for tho best man!”
Other guests predent were
Mrs. Crim and son, Robert,
and Mr. end Mrs. Hunert J a
cobs of DeLand. Jacobs an
nounced his candidacy for the
office of Volusia County com
missioner.
. Mr. and Mrs. A. it. Ashley
h ere welcomed a t new mem
bers of the DeBary Club.
« The next meeting will be
held a t 7:30 p. m. on Feb. 21
t the Center. This meeting
as been scheduled due to can
cellation of tha Lincoln Day
Pinner end a p r o m i n e n t
Ipcaker will be preienL
By Mr*. Adam Mailer
The DeBary Concert Or
chestra, under tho baton of
Roger Casinl, will preaent a
performance for benefit of tho
DeBary Community Center at
8 p. m. this Friday at the
Center.
Pianist will 1>« Mra. Theresa
Kupecz.
Featured on the program
will be “Blnio Away," a march
by Holzntann; " S o u t h e r n
Rose," wnlti by Strauni;
“Song of the Open Road,” by
Malotte, a baritone solo by
Robert N. McGee and “The
Poet and Peasant,” overture
by Suppe.
Following intermission there
will be “ Pizzicato Polka," *l.y
Strauss, a xylophone aolo by
William H. Crosby; “I-argo
al Factotum," from*the Bar
ber of Seville, transcribed from
the original score by Director
Casinl and “The Only Girl,”
by Herbert, baritone aolo by
MARCH OF DIMES effort in Seminole County got another big boost
when the Sanford Police Department was enlisted to handle 25 collection
boxes to lie placed nt strategic spots in Sanford. Shown (left to right) arc
Pnt Rnnsbottom. Patrolman Earl II. Bourquardez, Lt. Ben Butler, and
Chief Roy G. Williams.
(Herald Photo)
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THESE FIRST GRADERS of Goldsboro Elementary School walked 10
block* from the school and hack to visit The Herald to lenrn the intricacies
of publishing a newspaper. They are pictured v ith Robert B. Thomas Jr.,
Herald reporter, who escorted them through thu plant. (Herald Photo)
HD Club Hears LBJ Appeals To Russia To Agree
Dr. Wing
Catholic Guild
Has Meeting
Altamonte Sets U. S., Russia To Co-Operate In
'Tree Planting' Big Space Craft We Will Launch
By Mra. Adam Mailer
The St. Anns Guild of the
DeBary Catholic Church held
Its monthly meeting last Wed
nesday at the church.
Thank, you notes were read
Altamonte Springs officials
from Invalid* of the parish
have announced plans for ini
who were sent Christmas
plants. It was announced that tiating a cooperative “tree
three members have signed planting" program in which
for tha Red Cross First Aid ths town will aupply the
Course to be sponsored in the trees If the resident* provide
community.
the care.
. Mra. Joseph Krets reported
There i* an abundance of
(hat the Rosary Society bad
eight to nine foot water o a k s
made 950 Rosaries, at its own
which are being offered to re
expense, which are to be sent
sidents, especially in the new
to foreign missions. Mrs.
Krais asked for, and received, developments, for planting in
financial aid from the Guild th* parkways. Officials have
agreed for the town mainten
treasury.
Mrs. Leon Lormal reported ance crews to assist in the
that her committee had sold transplanting which can lie
Flora than 100 tickets for the arranged upon request by
Dessert Card Party held last calling the Town Hall.
Thursday and expressed ap Mayor Lawrence Swafford,
preciation on behalf of the reminds, however, tin t trans
committee for door prixea planting should bo done by
donated from local merchants March if th* trees are to sur
vive.
and guild members.
Mrs. Joseph Monahan was
‘Welcomed as a new member I m d closed the meeting with
At the close of the meeting y io/er.
‘.Rev. Gerard Devlin gave •
Refreshments were served
most informative talk on his by Mrs. Michael Dunloa and
missionary work la Africa her committee.
VANDENBERG AFB, Calif.
(UPI) — The United States
and Russia will join together
in a satellite program for the
first time with Uie launching
by this nation of the largest
space craft ever to be orbited
by nun, it was announced to
day.
United States officials said
the Soviet Union planned to
track and tn conduct experi
ments with the giant Echo 2
balloon satellite which wilt be
sent up from this Pacific mis
sile range base early Thuraday.
The National Aeronautics
and Space
Administration
(NASA) said lt will be “ the
first important step toward
peaceful cooperation in space
. . . and a means of further
ing pcoplc-to-people communi
cations throughout the world."
In addition, NASA (aid the
huge 13 story-high inflatable
satellite “ Is expected to be
seen by more persona than
any man-made object in th*
history of the world."
it will appear in the sky
as a bright star and wdl or
bit tha earth for at least
three years.
NASA said Russia accepted
an invitation to take part in
radar-tracking the 135 foot
dl'.mcter “Satclloon" and to
bounce radio signals off its
reflective surface, which acts
as a giant “ mirror in the
sky."
At Geneva To More Arms Curbs
All area residents are invit
Dr. Kenneth Wing wn» »
ed to attend this concert.
special guest of tho Luke
GENEVA (UPI) - Presi
Mary Home Denionstrution
Club a t the Jam m y meeting dent Johnson appealed to the
and covered dish luncheon Soviet Union today to agree
held Inst Tuesday in the Luke to more arms control mea
Mary Firo Hull.
sures nt the new disarmament
WINTER PARK — The Associatcd Florida Private Col Dr. Wing spoke on respira talks opening here.
leges Fund has received a tory diseases nnd stressed the
Johnson made tlic appeal in
grant of IJ.OOO from Ameri importance of everyone get-1 a special statement sent to
can
Investment Company ting a chest x-ruy while the Geneva for reading at tha
Foundation,
according
to free mobile units are operat 17 nation disarmament con
Rollins C o l l e g e President ing In the area.
During the program mem ference resuming this alterHugh F. McKean, who serves
mum after a five-month re
as president of the associa bers niso saw a demonstration cess.
of
a
new
ull-purpose
vuruum
tion.
Informed sources said the
Die contribution makes the cleaner now on the market.
message was addressed to
Opening devotions for the the conference as a whole hut
sixth gift by the American
Investment Company Founda meeting were given by Mrs.| was aimed directly at the So
W. II. Hcinbuch who ulso led j viet Union.
tion lo the AFPC Fund.
Member educational insti the group in repeating Tliei They said the President
tutions sharing the contribu L o r d ' s Prayer. Hostesses' suggested specific items on
tion arc: Barry College, Mi were Mrs. Joe Wright nnd I which he hope* progress will
ami; Florida Southern Col Mra. Donald Cross.
be made in tha new negotia
lege, Lakeland; Stetson Uni Sixteen members were in tions. Heading the list was
versity, DeLand. and Hollins. Attendance.
an agreement to prevent dis
Private Colleges
Win $1,000 Grant
e
OFFICERS of DeBnry Chapter, American Association of Retired Per
sons, met with representatives of the Stnto Treasury Department nnd In
surance Commission ut n dinner meeting. Pictured, from left around the
tabid Are Mrs. F. T. Ilumilton, Howard Middleton, Mrs. Charles Ulrich,
Howald A- Sarru, ndvisor for Senior Citizens Insurance, Gainesville;
FYnnk Alexander, Deputy Insurance Commissioner, Tnllnhnssce, Elmer
J, Crumbuchcr, Hurry Bell nnd Mrs. A. K. Eddelmnn.
(Cox Photo)
Jnn. t l , 1964 — Pag* 3
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semination of nuclear wea
pons to other nations.
Johnson's message to the
conference was part of an
American peace offensive to
stimulate concrete advances
on disarmament.
The offensive began last
week with the President's
pledge to present new- pro
posal! bore. Tills was follow
ed up by a U. S. delegation
statement Saturday ami John
son’s letter to Soviet Premier
Nikita S. Khrushchev Monday.
Informed sources said the
U. S. delegation was under
orders from Johnson to get
“actions rather than wwrds"
at the resumed conference.
A high U. 8. official said
the President has a "deep
personal interest" In Uie new
arms talks and it determined
to make progress.
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Electronics
Class To Open
?nd Semester
Tlie second semester of the
Electronics Technology class
for adults will open at 7 p.m.,
Jan. 27 at Lyman High
School, Longwood.
The text for the second se
mester will be Vol. II of tho
I’hilco series. “ Fundamen
tals of AC and AC Circuit
Analysis." The completion of
Phllro Vol. l, ••Basic Con
cepts and DC Circuits," is a
prerequisite for entering the
second semester. However,
applicants who have taken a
basic electricity course in
oilier schools or in sorvico
will be admitted.
Tho instructor will he Ralph
Jcn«en, a member of tho Ly
man High (acuity. Classes
will be held two nights each
week, Monday and Thursday,
from 7 to 10 p.m.
All those interested in reg
istering for this course should
contact E. S. Douglass, di
rector of Vocational and Adult
Education, School Adminis
tration Building, Sanford.
Scouts Launch
Campaign
II) Jane Cn.M-lbrrry
Eight scouts of Boy Scout
T r o o p 341 of Casselberry
laum-hrd their own anlM Itler
campaign last Saturday when
ns a community sorvico proJect they picked up trash along
Highway 17-02 between Seminoln Boulcvurd nnd SR 434
thrown there by careless “litterbugs.”
T hose b o y s participatini;
were David Krolme, Ricky
Casselberry, Dennis Marchesano, Boli Glaze, W aiter Histline, Edward Cundiff, Donni*
lthoilca nml Fred Sluedler.
It is discouraging to nut*
Hint Mundny morning weekend
drivers hail left enough litter
to fill several'more tacks.
!
by Chevrolet
One of the things you’ll like best about it is 11 models to choose from.
MALIBU S.S. SERIES
MALIBU SERIES
300 SERIES
These two Super Sport models nro Chcvclle'.t
finest. Front bucket scats, door-to-door
carpeting and an all-vinyl interior in seven
colon, A wide choice of transmissions and
extra-coat high-performance engines. Plus
a wbolo host of other options.
Cltcvellc’s middlc-of-tho-Iino scries, tho
Malibu, retains many features found in the
two Super Sport models. Like all Chovclles,
it’s a good foot shorter than big cans, making
it easy lo park and handle. Yet insido it’s
surprisingly spacious and comfortable.
Chcvcllo’s most economical series—but don't
let ilu gentle price Lag fool you. Tho 300 has
all Chevrolet’s traditional valuo and relia
bility. Full Coil suspension. Body by Fisher.
Flush-and-dry rocker panels. Your Chovy,
dealer will tell you all thu rest
STOUTCOUPl
Martha Spivey
On Dean's List
Mm. Martha S. Bplvey, for
merly of Sanford, hat been
named to th* fall quarter
Dean's Liat a t Georgia State
College in Atlanta.
Sirs. Spivey is a graduate of
Seminole High School and Is
studying in the School of Bust
ness Administration a t Geor
gia State.
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TAMPA — Original Audu.
bon priuts, many of thcr*
painted in Florida, will be
featured at the fine arts ex
hibition of the Florida Male
Fair in Tampa Feb. 4-15. Ar
rangements for their allowing
were made by Robert Park:,
curator of the Rlngllng Mu
seum at Sarasota
The exhibit is being loaned
by the Milwaukee Public Li
brary and is a part of th*
famed Joseph Schlltz collec
tion in the midwesiern city.
Many of the 20 prints lo h»
displayed will be paintings
made by the artist while he
lived and worked in Key West
and on the SI. Johns River,
The prints are valued up to
$900 each.
In addition, the special ex
hibit
will include a bust of the
JANET GALLAGHER “hit the jackpot” when
painter made especially for
flhe joined her fellow Girl Scouts in the current
the event, a collection of
cookie sale. T. E. Tucker, president of Florida
Audubona handwritten man
State Bank, presented Janet with a $100 bill
uscripts, and other personal
for a box of cookies. Junet is the daughter of
objects.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Burt Gallagher. (Herald Photo)
The fine arts exhibition at
the Florida State Fair is an
annual competition open to
artist* who have lived m 9)
Florida more than six months;
and Jartie* Sims, Curtis Red and is sponsored by leading
By Mrs. Adam Muller
Installation ceremonies for man and Harry Johnquest, di Florida galleries.
new officers of the DeBary rectors.
Guest speaker for the occa
Chamber of Commerce were sion was Sen. John Matthews
conducted last Wednesday at of Jacksonville who opened his
a dinner meeting held in the talk by saying that ha favors
Recreation Hall of the DeBary a complete revision of Uie
By Mrs. Adam Muller
Fire House.
Tha DeBary Volunteer Fire
State ConsUtution.
Installed were Eugene Dar
He stated that apathy of men's Association will sponsor »)
ia, praaldent; Darwin Bruca, voters should not be taken the ahowing of the film, "Pal
vice president; William Hum- lightly and th at good govern Joey,” starring Frank Sinatra,
a t o n , recording secretary; ment can only be served when Rita H a y w o r t h and Kim
Clair* Fellows, treasurer; Dr. th* voters recognise their re Novak, a t 7:80 p. m , Wednes
Paul Clay, executive secretary sponsibility for putUng quali day, Jan. 29, in th* Fir* Rec
reation Hall.
fied men into office.
Davis announced that Uie The public la invited to at
DeBary Chamber would hear tend. Donation* will be ac
State Treasurer J . Edwin Lar cepted to defray costa of
ahowing th* film.
son a t ■ later meeting.
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American Ordnance Asso
ciation m e m b e r s
from
throughout Central Florid*
LOOK ! !
will be gueata of Capt. Ro
Innernpring M attress
bert M. Ware, commanding
R enovation Special
officer, for a close-up look a t
Include*:
the Navy’a latest carrier-type
• Cleaning Jk Processing
attack bombers at Sanford
Felt
Naval Air Station Wednesday.
a Brand New Cover for
$
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A dinner-meeting will be
Mattrras
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held in the evening at Maywhere needed
A)
fair Ina.
SANFORD
The association % ^om prlsof some 600 military and civi
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throughout Central Florida
Phone FA 2-8321
who are concerned with in
dustrial preparedness for the
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AIR CONDITIONER
DeLAXD — The 14th annual
exhibition of the Florida Art
ist Group is currently on dis
play at Stetson University.
The showing may be seen in
Elizabeth Hall and the Stetson
Union building through Jan.
31.
Paintings in the Florida
Artist Group exhibition were
selected by noted American
painter Carl Holty of the Uni
versity of Louisville. They are
representaUvs of th* work of
27 Florida artists who have
achieved distinction in region
al and national exhibitions.
Included among these paint
ers are Ralph Bagley of Winter Park, Genell Bootcr of
New Smyrna Beach, Jerry
Farnsworth and Hilton Leech
of Sarasota, Helen Politer of
Holly Hill, and Stuart Purser
and P. R. McIntosh of Gaines
ville.
DeLand representatives are
Elsie and Louis Freund and
Fred Messersmith, current
president of the Florida Art
ist Group and professor and
chairman of Stetson's art de
partment.
The show is made up pri
marily of oils and watercolors
with some mixed media and
collage. It runt the gamut
from non-objective in the case
of Harri Klotx’s utitled oil, to
Joel Reichard’s realistic watercolor, "Sunny Afternoon."
Klots is from Orlando and
Rcichard from Silver Springs.
A course in “air condition
ing, refrigeration and heating
mechanics” will be organized
for adults at Lyman High
School, Longwood, a t 7 p. m.
Wednesday,
The instructor of tha course
will be Frank J. Sediak, of the
Lyman High faculty. Classes
wilt meet two nights each
week, Monday and Wednesday,
from 7 to 10 p. m. Classes will
continue to the first of June
and will rciume next Septem
ber. The well equipped shop a t
Lyman will b* avs liable to
adult students.
The class will be limited to
16 and application# e re mow
being received by E. 8. Doug
lass, director of vocational and
adult education, School Ad
ministration Building, San
ford. The telephone number la
FA 2-4165.
By Mra. Adam Muller
The St. Augustine Diocesoo
Membership Award was pre
sented to the Holy Name So
ciety of the DeBary SL Ann's
Catholic Church by Alfonso
Allbertl, president of Uis Cen
tral Deanery, at Uie regular
monthly meeting held last
Tuesday a t the church.
The award 1* an annual
presentation to the Society
showing the largest increase
in membership during the
previous year.
Rev. Gerard Devlin, spirit
ual director of the SL Aon So
ciety, congratulated m sm bers'
for their outstanding achieve
ment and expressed a wish
that all men of Uie parish hecome members.
Following the meeting a
luncheon was served by Wil
liam lleneghsn.
Sf. Johns Scenes
In Fine Arts
Artist Group
Exhibition On
At Stetson U.
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RETIRING PRESIDENT Mr*. Marion Schweichart, o f tha Laka Mary Voluataar Fire Departm eat Auxiliary (left center), congratulates in• coming preaidant, Mrs. Kay A m m an, at the in-
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France* Abell, treasurer; Mra. Lois Pugh, vice
president, and, a t right, Mr*. Virginia Mercer,
acting secretary.
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‘Well— O f All the Nerve
Good Business
I
s
Seminole County’a Clerk of the
Circuit Court, Arthur H. Beckwith
Jr., leat week handed the Board of
County Commissioners a report and
a check in the amount of $30,865.58.
This figure represented excess
fees from the operation of the
Clerk’s office during 1063. It also
represented an increase of $9,091.30 over the 121,274.19 that Beck*
with’s office remitted in excess fees
during 1062.
In fact, during 1062 only' seven
other counties in Florida — Dade,
Duval, Hillsborough, Broward, Pin*
cllas, Brcvnrd and Orange — remit*
ted more in excess fees than did
Seminole.
The 1063 figure appears to be
even more impressive when compar
ed to the 516,536.60 in 1061 and $14,713.94 In 1060.
This indicates that Beckwith
along with his staff has increased
the efficiency of the operation of
the clerk’s office or there has been
a tremendous increase in the amount
of business the office has transact
ed.
But the fact of the matter Is,
undoubtedly, that the increase in
excess fees has been due to both of
these factors. Beckwith, himself,
points with pride to his aides and
declares, "Without the very capable
and diligent work by an exceptional
staff these results would not have
been possible."
The excess fees remitted by the
clerk’s office in 1962, the first time
in Seminole County history, exceed
Political Notebook
ed 120,000. One year later Beckwith
comes up with another first — the
first time the amount remitted ex
ceeded $80,000.
Beckwith's office came up with
yet another first in 1063. During
the year the clerk’s office put $15,000 in a reserve fund and placed on
a time deposit. This was the first
time the clerk’s office — or any
other fee office in Seminole County,
for that matter — has been able to
do this.
The Herald believes Beckwith
and his staff deserve a word of apreciatlon for the manner in which
fie office has been operated during
the past several years. And The
Herald applauds Beckwith for plac
ing a portion of his office's excess
fees on deposit so interest could be
earned before the fees plus interest
were remitted to the Board of Coun
ty Commissioners. This is good busi
ness.
Newspaper Enterprise Aasm.
WASHINGTON (NEA) —
There’s a reason for Presi
dent Johnson's sudden ap
proach to Khrushchev for a
peace offensive" in 1M4.
U. S. experts think Khrush
chev’s announced cutback in
military spending won’t be
sufficient to enable him to get
Industrial • agricultural • con
sumer production on the
track.
New government evidence
here indicates Khrushchev’s
heavy step-up In military
spending from 190043 was a
major cause of his 1903-04
economic troubles.
From 1957-39 Khrushchev's
military spending apparently
held fairly steady. Russia's
annual rate of growth of In
vestments In fixed capital—
which stimulates over • all
S
Thought For Today
Happy are you who sow beside
all waters, who let the feet of the
ox and the ass range free. — Isaiah
32:20.
Happy the man, and happy he
alone,
He who can call today his
own:
He who, secure within, can
say:
"Tomorrow do thy worst, for
I have liv’d today."
—Horace
Bruce Biossot— Ray Cromfey
!'
Quotes
He thinks it's (communlam) terrific, and he slwayt
will.
—Mr*. Eslanda Robeson, wlfs
of singer Paul Robeson,
when asked if her ailing
husband had becoms dis
illusioned with communism.
aux.^ts S7■!!■>»
Teachers and students m utt
always remain fret to in
quiry, to study and to avaluato, to gain new maturity
and understanding. Otherwise our civilisation will stag
nate and die.
Look at yourselves, you, the I would like to say to the per —Justice W elter B. Reynolds,
Editor, The Herald:
appellate division, N e w
On behalf of ths teenagers line upstanding citizens of son or persons that removed
York state eupreme court
America.
Look
a
t
yourselves
our
Santa,
sleigh
and
rein
CASE R-462: Dr. Frederick vate businessmen (and that | st and the embalming service, of America, I demand that
and then ask, “What havs I deer from our front lawn the
L. Hovde la president of Par* includee farmers) are viewed aa well as the ambulance, etc., thla be printed.
I believe we may be over
done?"
night after New Year's that
with
suspicion
or
open
hostil
that
all
go
Into
the
(000
total
We, the teenagers of Amer Too many of you will an I hope you enjoy them aa the watershed of danger with
due University.
ity.
charge.
ica, protest!
In his recent itcllnr addren
swer, “I have don* nothing.” much as we have in the pait the Soviet Union. If so, it if
They are Joked upon as “eco- The (000 Is NOT the prl^e
Always there has been pres Others will answer, “I've Also, we want to thank you became the deterrent has
before a large convention at nomle royalists” and foes of of the casket alone but of the
ent, between the old genera dons my shsrt, why should I for leaving the spot light and deterred.
entire >-day total services!
Detroit, Prealdent Hovde be the common man.
tion and the new, a new factor.
the heavy duty outdoor cord. —British Prims Minister Six
moaned the widespread mlain- Actually, private business Moreover, the average col It has taken many forms; to do more?”
Alec Douglas-Home.
This
Is
written
to
arouse
you
You should purchase a spot
formation on our American and professional men furnish lege man haa little understand* day it Is in ths form of the
the
adults—into
action
for
light
before
using
them
next
most
of
the
Job*
In
this
coun
Enonomic System.
ing even of the cost of ordi modern teenager.
und not against America's year as the tiny lights in
“Better economic educa- try!
nary business letters.
Our protest is that wa are
front of each reindeer and
tlon,” he aald, “la a MUST if And those Jobs offer the
For example, Dartnell Cor not understood. Our idols ars teenagers, your children.
a free aoclety la to survive.” weekly pay checks that Uncle poration recently made an ex mocked and ridiculed by the Therefore, mock not our Santa are not sufficient to
idols and our ways. Listen to show them up enough.
By Hal Cochran
That luncheon meeting wai Sam then taps for Income tax act analysis of ths actual cost
adults of our generation. Peo us, hear us out, learn to under
A Blessed New Year to
In this weather an amateur
of every personally dictated ple do not and wilt not under
aponaured by aatute Walker purposes)
stand us, listen to our protest everyone.
radio operator isn't the only
CUIcr, prealdent of the Detroit
So it is time we began to letter by a business firm.
stand us. They don't seem to and give us help so wa will
Lida and George Stine one with a cods in his head
Edison Coinpuny.
give our arhool children the I've asked cullege graduates care that there is, In reality,
429 Summerlin Ave.
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The main theme of the con' proper viewpoint of employers to guess a t the answer and much mors good in us than become the Americans, the
teenagers, ths leaders of the
Sanford
I t really Isn't too early
they estimate from 10 cents to th e n Is bad.
ventiun wae the vital import and business heads.
World that you want us ‘o be.
for a man to worry about
ance of better communlcatlona
It isn't Uncle Sam who la 26 cents.
Today when a p r o b l e m
his figure — on his Income
in American bualneaa and in the real Santa Claus of Amer
Yet ths averags cost is arises, up comes the age old We ask you not to quell our Editor, Herald;
I would like to take this tax ferm.
opinions out to let us speak
lea, despite the billions of our (1.08, and this Is a documented
duatry.
phrase, "Kids, who can under our minds. Wa ara learning to opportunity to express our
• • a
cost analysis report, not mat
I t waa really a patriotic taxes he spends on relief.
stand th em t”
express ourselves as young thanks to you for the recent
No,
Indeed!
It
la
the
employ
arky or padded figures!
rally, for all of our freedoms
When
there
Is snow lots of
Do theaa righteous, open- adults, but we cannot do so e d i t o r i a l concerning Dr.
In thla great Republic are baa era who aerve as the millions I Even occasional editors have
little kids pull off the hit and
minded people ever even try to unless you help us.
Starke’s election aa president
of Santaa Uiat undergird this told the salesmen of the Hop
ed on “ free enterprise.”
run.
understand us? No! There are
Remember, wc arc not a new of the Seminole County Mwll
• •
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“F ire enterprise” means you luxurious landl
kins S y n d i c a t e that "Dr.
very few people who rare generation but ths product of cal Association.
can ataft a factory in your
Yet must people (Including Crane must make millions out
Santa
has
gone
on his wsy
enough to try to help ui.
It la Indeed gratifying to but most people still love
your gensratlon.
own garage, as Henry Ford so many college graduates) have of the dimes our readers send
Ths tcensgsr I s g o i n g
Ths Tsenagers of America live in a community where a fa t man.
ably proved.
only a kindergarten knowledge for his educational booklets
through a dramatie change
such a thing could happen,
• • *
of
business
coats.
You are at liberty to open a
and advisory service.”
W# are experiencing what Editor, Herald:
north or south. My husband
little grocery or a cabinet For example, clergymen ofEven when you enclose
A
word
of
advice to every
every tenager through ths
We still have all our Christ has extended our congratula body: don't give itl
shop, a TV repair store or ten scold morticians for charg stamped, return envelope and
ages has sxperienred. We are mas decorations up and after tions personally lo Dr. Starke
ing 1000 “for a casket that 30 cents, we still lose almost
whatnot.
striving to make ourselves no last year's experlenca thought but we feel also that the Med
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10 eenta on every letter. And
But that la NOT true In So. costa not 9100.”
ticed and respected. We are maybe I had better let the leal Association as a whole
no pfaco Uk• Aom e..
ciallstlc England today nor in
llut these clergy fall to real that's in spite of the fact
trying to make something of public know we are In our should be congratulated.
Coinmunlatic Russia.
ise it is an entire 3-day use of donate all my time and booklet
worn
ourselves In a world that too right mind.
It would bo interesting to
For acrosa the Atlantic, pri a costly chn|iel, plus that cask- royalties.
often trlci to shun us.
One Sunday afternoon in know how many news ser
Too many people look at ths January last year two young vices picked up this Item, as
misfits of the teenage world ladles, whom I didn't know, contrasted with the many bite
(ths delinquent and those like drove in our driveway and 1 which have been picked up anO a* timo //S*
him) and immediately jump went out and Invited them In. and quoted out of context. NOW for t now
to the conclusion that all teen We had all our Christmas We feel that it helps to prove Kodak FLAM camera
agers ars delinquent.
lights burning inside and out our point that if one has what
Do you realize that it Is aa It waa aorta dark and it takes to be a leader, and
Total valuation of new non- Duslness Research at the uni ths overall 1003 volums V111 you, the older member* of our gloomy, and we were enjoy command respect of ones' fel
generation,! the parenta and ing them, too. They said, “No, low men, the color la not
farm building construction au versity, total authorised non be the hlgheet since 1069.
thorised In Florida in Novem farm construction In Novem In addition to ths 6.6 per the touchers, who are making wc were Just driving by and barrier.
CAMERA SHOP
Mr*. II. E. Echclbcrger
ber, 1003, was “fractionally ber was (100,747,700, a frac cent overall increase, an 18-7 the delinquent what he It? noticed you still had your dec
115 East Woodland Dr.
210 8. PARK AVE.
lower” than that for Novem tion less than for the earns pe par cent Increase was register The teenager who goee wrong orations up and we thought
Sanford •
was denlad something from maybe we had better atop end
ber, 1902, a report released riod In 1902.
ed In publle construction, and
by the University of Florida
However, the report said a 4 par cent Increase in prl the start, sometimes love, tell you that Cbriitmaa la
othrrtimee care, hut more of over; that maybe you didn't
shows.
that for ths overall 11-month rate construction.
According to "Florida Con period, construction was run Greatest percentage gain ten It Is understanding. By re know.”
fusing to give us that one
struction Review,” Issued by ning 6.5 per cent above Uiat
Christmas la never over for
during ths period was in the small factor, that costs one
the Bureau of Economic and in the same period In 1902 and
Tallahassee-North Florida dis nothing other thsn a little me. We are having some
trict w han nonfarm building time, you, the adults, have led neighbors' children in tonight
(or hot chocolate and cookies
WE HOLD
authorisations wars up 49.2 ua astray.
and to see the decorations.
per rent over the 1002 period.
Then you ask, “ Why don’t We have had other groups in,
Primarily responsible for this
Altamonte Bprings
Lake Marv
j was a 411.7 per cent Increase you ask for help?” The main too. So plcaac, Mr. and Mrs.
COSTS
reason is fear of being refus Public, don't get diiturbed If
Mrs. Julie llartoe
Mrs. Frances Wester
In public construction.
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ed, fear of being criticized In you drive by and see Christ
Second largest gain, >0.9 per stead of helped.
Lake Monroe
Caaaelberry
mas still at our home. Also,
cent, was In the Gainesville
Mrs. Jane Casoclberry
Mrs. H. L. Johnson
Now w* come to the schol
Ocsla-St. Augustins district astic success of the teenager,
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whsrs there was a 111 per cent too many parenta only want
Chuluota
Longwood
INCOME TAX
Increese in public construction thsir children to make good
Mrs. Joan Magla
Mrs. Deans Bates
Ths Ravtew Is published grades for the sake ef good
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North Orlande
DeBnry
the Florida Development Com learning and knowledge. This
Mrs. Mona Grineteed
Mrs. Adam Muller
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eating of data la under Dr.
Osteen
EntorariM
APPLEBY
FINANCING
psratsly to be altered.
Mrs. Clarence Snyder
Mias Helen Snodgrass
Carter Oeterbind, director ef
Wa
thank
God
there
Is
soma
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the Bureau of Economic and on* we can turn to. There are
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Oviedo
Buslneaa Reaearch at the Uni people on this earth who care
Mr*. LouU* Grayson
Mrs. George Kelsey
varsity and Elisa C. Jones, as about ua and who ara willing
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sistant In research.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
to virtually fight for us. They
are, however, few in number.
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Q—What Is the Traveler's
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A—A doss relative of the
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banana tree in Madagascar
which collects good drinking
w u t k r a. simclow, boitoh *no r m i w n
water In a pocket at the base
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of aach leaf item.
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VMRU WKI.LS
Stscbssleal lagb
Q— Which is now the fast
est-growing state?
A— Nsvsds, with a popula
tlon Ineraato of M per cent
in three y e a n .
■>
economic growth—went up a
hefty 14-15 per cent a year,
or a whopping 1.3 billion rub
les for the two-year period.
Then from 196042, Khrush
chev pushed arms outlays up
by 3.3 billion rubles. The an
nual rate of growth of In
vestment In fixed capital skid
ded to 44 per cent a year, to
a two-year total of 3.8 billion
rubles.
From 1955-58, (he Soviet
economy reportedly grew by
an average of 8 per cent a
year. This slipped to around 2
per cent annually the past
two years.
The Soviet construction m a
terials Industry was especial
ly hard-hit by Khrushchev's
arms race. IU growth rate
dropped from 25 per cent In
1959 to 21 per cent In 1960, to
18 per cent In 1961, to 8 per
cent In 1962 and to an esti
mated 0 per cent in 1903.
Much of Russia’s over-all in
dustrial growth depend* on
the strength of its construc
tion materials Industry.
“ Khrushchev's plan to bury
us by forcing us to spend
ourselves into bankruptcy in
an arms race haa boomeranged,” says one U. S. Soviet
economic specialist.
Publicized first reports oo
the new Soviet budget indicat
ed that Khrushchev waa cut
ting back on military spend
ing to give more aid to con
sumers, agriculture, industry.
New data carefully analyied by Soviet experts here
shows that Khrushchev la not
only cutting arm s spending.
He is cutting back on consum
er- agriculture- Industry pro
grams across the board.
This la what Indicates to
U. S. experts that the cur
rent cutback in military
spending won't be sufficient
to meet Soviet economic pro
blems.
Here are examples of bow
Khrushchev in the past month
has cut back on his 1970 goal:
—Industrial goals were cut
all along the line—In steel,
other ferrous metallurglc pro
ducts, plastics, chemical (V
bers. Goals for food, shoes,
clothing, housing, wages bava
been revised downward.
—Textile production foals
were slashed 28 per cent,
from 13.0 billion square met
ers a year to 9.8 billion. Shoe
output goals slipped 21 per
cent. Fertllixer production
gosls, key in Improving So
viet agriculture, were cut
back around 10 per cent, m eat
goals about 20 per cent, milk
goals around IS per cent.
—In 1903, Khrushchev had
planned for 91 million square
meters of housing. Only 75.6
million were built. Housing
goals for 1964 and 1965 have
been reduced 17 per cen t
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Jan. 21, 1964 — Page 5
About Sports
Thinking Out Loud Boosters To
BY JULIAN 8 TEN STROM
Bowes Is Second In Metro
Sanfcrd Mike Bowes, Seminole’s top notch scorer,
ha* climbed to lecond place in the Metro Conference shoot*
injr race. Mike has appeared in all of the Tribe’s 11 tilta
this season and has posted a total of 195 point* for an
average of 17.7 per contest.
He is second only to liishcp Moore’s ace, Gary Preleaer. The Hornet sharpshooter, in an even dozen engage*
nients, has netted 246 points for an average of 20.6 per
game.
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Metro Takes Night Off
Ever since the eight members of the Metro confer
ence swung into action on a full scale basis it’s been
bang, bang, bang, bang! But tonight, instead of four con*
ferencs tilts, only two of the eight members will be in
action, and in both cases they will be non-conference
affairs.
Seminole’s Tribesmen entertain New Smyrna Beach
here tonight at the Fleming Gymnasium and the Pioneers
of Oak Kldga move into Satellite Beach.
However, all eight loop members will return to con
ference action Friday night with a full slate of games.
Winter Park comes to Sanford, Colonial visits Bishop
Moore, Oak Ridge will be entertained by Evans and Edgewater will host Boone’s Braves.
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Triple Header Fridny Night
Friday night's contest between Seminole High and
the Wildcats cf Winter Park will be p art of a triple
header. Possibly there's been something like this in San
ford before, but not that we can recall.
The dual main event will pit Seminole against Winter
Park in the first tilt and the Rclllns Tars will host tha
Bears of Mercer University from Macon, G a.,. in tha
second. A preliminary between the Wildcat JayVeea and
the Baby Semlnoles will get underway at approximately
6 p.m. Tha Sanford-Winter Park tilt is slated for 6:30,
and tha Rollins-Mercer affair is scheduled for 6. Wa
den't understand why they don't add another preliminary
by pitting South Seminole Junior High with Sanford
Junior High? We're ju st joshing. But did you ever atop
to figura what a business tha concession stand would doT
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Lyman • va • Seminole
We’re extremely pleasrd to learn th at officials a t Ly
man High and those at Seminole were interested enough
in trying to sstisfy the wishes of Seminole County foot
ball fans to almost mova heaven and earth to got tha
Seminole and tha Greyhounds scheduled for a 1064 foot
ball game.
The affair will be played in Sanford's Memorial Sta
dium on Nov. 6.
It should be a natural next season. Seminole may not
have quite tha ball club they had this past year. On tha
ether hand if Lyman can get through Aha first half or so
of its schedule without being plagued by Injuiles os they
were last season tha contest should be a natural.
Needless to say this corner is of the opinion it should
be attended extremely well. Wa appreciate all the efforts
Fred Ganas and Jim Pigott put forth to arrange this
contest as well as the efforts expended by Dick Copeland
a t Lyman. Wa hear it was neccrsary to reschedule a
Lyman contest with Apopka in order to complete a r
rangements.
Texas Lace Tagged
Cecil Austin'* Texas Lace.
• super-star last season at
the Sanford-Orlando Kennel
Club, heads the card tonight
at SOKC and will probably
be tbs betting favorite in the
featured 10th rare.
Tonlsht’a entries:
n i i s T u .tc s: — s / i s m u —
d r i l l C— 1. Kaaco 1-aitr, S.
Ill It an, S. Biddle Knight. I.
R uby Mc.Vabb, I. W a Oat. S.
F a i r H ickory. T. Karl's Mac.
S. B#a Ross
s re o x i) rack — a/ia Milt—
l ir a s * I — 1. Vlrko, S. D ana
Rock. I. Prlsa. 4. Calico Takl.
I. Aryan, t. Paris Chimes, T.
Ja y n e N et)-. I. F i n i s Pel*
t iiim ii hack — a /is m u —
lir a * * I) — 1. Morgan T r t y , S.
A labam a At. I. Cindy Robbia.
4. llo cklng I - a i r . S- Chtinko, S.
Daaco. T. Truck. S. I n h a rtto r
FO URTH RACK — B/l* Mil*—
l ir a s * M— 1. Buddy Hopar. I.
W.D.’a Almodsr, I. Bur* Bill.
4. M's Oat Bat. t. D onc asU r
Boaso. S. B o r k s t TumbU, T.
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Tuma, I. M ary Mcl-aln, 4. liontry, I. O B 'S Am aai, I. X
Bhanda La*r T. P onda H urry.
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Grad* B— 1. Mademoiselle. 2.
Vapor *lr*am , I. J o h n n y Tip.
4. IUI1U McNabb. I. P r n w o r th y .
5. Sweet Hhowtra, 7. lea n
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The Seminole Boosters club
Monday nlsht In Its meeting
at the high school heard com
mittee chairmen report on
the activities during the foot
ball season, received high
praise voiced on behalf of the
roaches by Head Coach Jim
Pigott,' and voted to spend
some of the money earned by
the concession stands In the
gridiron season on glass backboards for the basketball
court and for the motion pic
ture filming of at least one
basketball game.
Mrs. Edic Swartz, treasursald that after expenses had
been paid there s(ill remained
a balance of over $1,000. Most
of this income was from con
cessions and pop corn, al
though the 303 subscribing
members reported by Mem
bership Chairman, Mrs. Rich
ard Elam, added a substantial
share.
Mrs. Mike Caolo, whose cap
able handling of the "eats"
stands at the home games
helped so much in providing
food for the hungry fans snd
funds for Hie athletic pro
gram, paid high tribute to
the many willing hands that
helped her. Especially thank
ed was Clarence McKee
whose Nchl Bottling Co. pro
vided drinks for the teams
and cheer leaden for each
game. Lucille Fester, Bill
I/ovclace, Bill Hinson, Jim
Grant, MaryEd Meeks were
other names among many
praised for their contributions
of Urn* and energy. Also,
Mrs. Lanier, "the Pattersons
Avcrells, Dillon, Lyons, Elams" were names heard in
Mrs. Caolo's talk.
The Dave MacGillis', affec
tionately known as "Mom snd
Popper" for their effort at
the pop corn vender, were
thanked for their efforts.
Mrs. Lee Samuel said she
could not say enough nice
things about the cheer lead
ers. They held a "car-wash"
(o earn money for their uni
forms, told programs, and
"knocked
themselves
out
thinking up pep stunts for the
teams.” Coach Jim Pigott
voiced an emphatic apprecia
tion for the endless Ingenuity
shown by the girls In develop
ing a pep theme for each
game. Ills coaching ataff wa*
grateful and so wer* the
players, he said.
Pigott also thanked Boost
ers, school authorities and the
city commission for getting
together on th* lodding of the
field at Memorial Stadium.
The gala trip of the team,
managers and coaches lo the
Gator Bowl also was mention
ed as ■ highlight of th* sea
son.
Another meeting was sche
duled for Feb. 20 at which
players, cheerleaders ts well
as parents of the team mem
bers will enjoy ■ covered dlih
dinner.
Pres. O. L. Barks, presid
ing, expressed appreciation to
Mrs. Lucille Fesler and her
helpers for making the din
ner arrangement* for th* gettogether last night.
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Stressed In Talk New Smyrna
Spares Loop Teams
Beach Tonight
By John A. Spolskl
Gals, this'll be the last time
I’ll have to remind you of the
annual meeting of tha San
ford Women's Bowling Asso
ciation.
It takes place tonight at 8
p.m. in the nursery at Jet
Lanes.
If you've ever attended one
of those meetings previously,
why dontrha get one of your
girl friends and hop into your
auto-mo-bubble and lend your
presence to the scene.
At this meeting you’ll be
talking about the plans for
your forthcoming Women’s
City Tournament. If memory
serves me correctly, I believe
it’s tentatively scheduled for
the second and third week
ends in March. But In any
event, this'll ba only one of
the topics to be resolved dur
ing the course of the meeting.
1 believe that it's most im
portant that I call your atten
tion to the number of bowling
articles which arc now ap
pearing in the Sanford Her
ald. It's just tremendous snd
I'm quite certain that I speak
for all of the participants of
this sport when I convey their
thanks publicly to the friendly
folks here at the Herald for
their appreciated co-opera
tion.
To further assist them, we
of Jet Lanes will gladly type
all news releases which we
receive from any of the var
ious bowling leagues or sec
retaries. Just drop off the
penciled info here at the
lanes and we'll save you the
trouble of typing same.
The Holler Motors/Navy
Wives League continues to
have Itself a b ill on Friday
a.m.’s.
Eleanor Clemens of the
Vigilantes team was our lead
er this week with a 178 game.
Holing up series honcti for
the Ten Tinners was Pat Sipley with her 480 set.
A couple of other "cutles"
worthy of mention are Pal
Dralm's 157; Vickie MeGough. 156; Margaret Botts,
170; Fran Morton, 174; Dee
Rose, 154; Evelyn Fitzpatrick,
174; Jo Watson, 170; Joan
Adams, 175; Thelma Unger,
157; Billie Johnson, 157; Rose
Patrick, 170; Betty Bauger.
155; P st Tourney, 170, snd
Jennlo Runnels, 175.
In checking th* results of
th* Plnecrest Inn League 1
see the name of Dot Johnion
entered twice. Once for the
the high game and tha other
(or rolling tha highest series
in tha league'* action this
week, 196 and 485. Gee, but
I'd like to have one of the
"near miss" 200 games again.
How do you do It, DotT
1 don't know who started
the rumor, but it** Just not sot
Th* story goes that the
Wednesday night City League
entry — Jet Lanes Is Import
ing bowlers f r o m Notre
Damal You remember toms
of those linemen's names . . .
all Irish sounding!
Dig some of those now
shown for the J.L. team —
Sloposky, Stablnskl and Splitskit
Talking about Paul Slopo
sky, a newcomer to this area
and now working a t the Club
Diamond, he was Top Dog for
the City League again this
week. Similar honors went hls
way in Ust week's play, also.
He led the team and the
league with games of 222, 224/
637 series.
There wer* quite a few
other “ goodies" thrown on
Wednesday nite . . . for the
Lake Monroe Inn’crs John
Uhr 206, Harry Pentecost 227,
Rich (Slingshot) Murphy 208,
and Split-ikl with a 213 for
the Jet Lanes five-some*
Johnny Wright was over the
200 mark for Michael's Elk
Gas with 206, 223/619.
Sweeney's Bar and Grill
watched as Eddie Monro*
found the lines with a big
231 and teammate Pet* Peter
sen chimed-ln with a 201.
There were only two others
making the "charmed circle"
In this week's play — Ameri
can L e g i o n ' * GeorgcohSwann, 213, and John Bridges
of the Sanford Manufacturing
team, 208.
Evldentslly the boys from
Ihe City League "loosened"
some of th* wood ’cause In
the following All Star League,
there were three eeU over
the 600 mark.
Bowling for Larry's Mart—
Garry Fox (hot a 210, 214/626;
Meador's Marina had GeorgeOh-Swann hittln’ tha pocket
consistently with gsme of
210, 226/629.
And then the Cement-men
of Inaland Materials just
couldn't believe their eyes as
Spllt-akl was rolling the hall
without leaving those ever
present splits. I had a real
fortunate night with gamei
of 236, 193, 210/659 scries.
Pete Petersen just popped
in to let me know that th*
men will have their meeting
this week in order to establish
dates, times, etc. for the
men's annual city tournament
Just like the women will be
doing tonight.
I'll have more on this for
you a little later In the week.
Moonlight Bowling had 30
some entries this past Satur
day, again proving that U'l a
popular promotion which U
being readily accepted by one
and all.
That'll do It for tills week.
Gala, don't forget the meeting
tonight a t 7:30.
Yanks Ink Two
NEW YORK (UPI) — The
New York Yankee* Monday
brought the number of play
ers currently In th* fold to
five by elgnlnir veteran Bill
Stafford anil rookie moundsman llowis Kill to 1964 con
tract*.
CLEVELAND (UPI) — A1
Smith, acquired by Cleveland
from the Baltimore Orioles
after the 1963 season, became
the 12th member of the In*
(linns to sign his contract
Monday.
In a hrctle round-robin
finish at the Orlando Semi
nole Jai Alai Fronton, tha
post fiva team of Eehanls
and Gasti mads good on their
second try for game point to
win Monday night's featured
eighth event.
Tha wlnnera wer# stopped
their first time around by
Areitlo and Irlarte in post
■lx, who then made their own
bid for the big fifth point.
Up popped Martin and Quin
tana in post two to stop them
and mova Into game position.
The post two, however, was
halted by the pre-game fav
orite*, Mugucrz* and Jacin
in post four who promptly
made th rir play for game
point — only to he stopped
in turn.
Next time around, Gn*t!
and Eehanls hurdled their obstsrlee for the win. MartinAreltlo-lrlarta ware third.
In the dally double, it was
Urizar and Augustin, a 2-2
combination paying $59.20.
Muguersa • Jacin took the
All Star highlight, with Badio!a-Qulntana second for an
8-4 perfect* returning $260.50.
In the afternoon’* action,
Gasti moved into th* lead
once again in hi* sre-»awing
race with Martin for most
wins.
Seminole High's basketball
five steps out of the Metro
loop tonight to entertain th*
New Smyrna Beach B arra
cudas In a hardwood contest
at the Fleming Gymnasium.
Meanwhile, Oviedo high-rid
ing Lions, fresh from a vielo-y over the Barracudas Fri
day night and a big win over
the I.yman Greyhounds Satur
day night, hit the road for a
tilt with the Mount Dora Bible
five.
Lyman High will be out of
action tonight since their con
test with DeLand was play
ed Monday night. DeLand
High officials requested that
the contest'be played Monday
night instead of tonight due
to examination schedules.
Wednesday night Crooma
Panthers go back into action
with a contest with Daytona
Bach in the coastal city.
At Seminole, Coach Ralph
Stumpf's cagers may rejoice
In getting away from the ter
rific pace of Metro Conference
play by taking on the non
league 'Cudas this evening.
It will he the first time th*
two clubs have met this sea
son. If the locals can take
the 'Cudas into camp It might
get the Tribe to move back
Into Metro play Friday night
with the attitude that they can
win. Friday night they Ungle
with the Wildcat* of Winter
Park.
Gametime at th* Fleming
Gym tonight is 6:30, when
Coach John Colbert's JayVeea
meet the Baby 'Cudas In a
preliminary affair. The mein
event should take place about
a p. m.
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Win Feature
which the Boosters now stand
next season can be a ban
ner nine months of athletic
accomplishment. Starting in
the summer months, plans for
early organization, use of
radio, direct mail and tele
phone solicitation as employed
by the Fresno stimulators can
well expand the membership
to many times Us present 303
subscribers, Stenstrom said.
Almost everyone of the 5,000
fans that attend the local
football games could give at
least one dollar for the Im
provement of the player* and
the athletic program, a part
of which he la watching, It
was felt.
The development activities
suggested by the speaker In
cluded a campaign banquet, a
climax gathering two weeks
before the first football game
at a "Players' Night" at the
stadium. Here tho complexi
ties of the game would lie ex
plained, so the fans would
enjoy the gsme more. And en
joying it, they would come
oftener.
A reception was mentioned
as a means of affording Boost
ers and fans a chance to
meet the players, get a look
at them so they would feel
on friendly personal terms
with Uie boys as they appear
ed on the field during the sea
son.
Stenstrom stressed the im
portance of adequate press
box facilities. This gives the
reporters and writer* some
protection from the westher,
he said, a better vantage
point from which to see and
thus report the game. H also
gives visiting newsmen a
more favorable impression of
the adtool and Use city.
The significance of this "allout" effort by the Boosters
club ran he tested in ■ deve
lopment of more sports that
are better supported by fans
snd therefore will attract
more athletes. Tills develops
better sportsmanship, high
standards of character, end
a greater realization of the
value of participation, both
for students and Boosters.
Stenstrom was presented by
Dr. O.L. Barks, Booster pres
ident, who presided at the
meeting.
D O C & e 0/
U dlsa Nights
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The Seminole High School
football team will play four
new Metro Conference oppon
ent* next fall plua a fifth new
comer, Lyman High School.
Thla was reported Monday
night by Seminole Athletic Di
rector Fred Ganna and Head
Coach Jim Pigott In announc
ing th* 1964 football schedule,
the first for the Tribe ns mem
ber* of the Metro Conference.
The Titusville Terriers, the
C o l o n i a l Grenadiers, the
Bishop Moor* Hornste, th*
Winter Park Wildcat* and th*
DeLand Bulldogs are hold
over* from last season. Colo
nial, Bishop Moore and Win
ter Park are Metro loop op
ponent* and they will be join
ed by th* Trojans of Evana,
the Eagle* of Edgewater, the
Brave* of Boon* and tha Pi
oneer* of Oak Ridge.
Of particular interest to
Seminole County fans Is tha
addition of Lyman High of
L o n g w o o d to tha Tribe'a
schedule. The two schools
wer* able to rearrange certain
gamei in both th* Orangt Belt
and Metro league* to enahla
th* two achoola to meet. Be
cause of tha growth of tha
Longwood-south Seminole sec
tion thla ahould be tha begin
ning of a long rivalry between
the two Institutions and ona
of these years it undoubtedly
will be the "big gamo" for the
two schools.
Pigott was plsassd th at of
ficials a t Seminole wer* able
to continue their association
with Titusville and alio with
DeLand. Th* Tribe will open
with the Terrier* and close
with tha Bulldogs. Outsids of
thes* two tilta, plua th* Grey
hound affair, th* remainder of
Semlnoles slate will all be
Metro conference games.
The arhedule la as follow*:
Sept. 18 Titusville
Away
8rpt. 26 Colonial
Home
Oct. 2 Evans
Home
Oct. 9 Edgewater
Away
Oct. 16 Boons
Home
Oct. 23 Winter Park Away
Oct. 80 Bishop Moors Away
Nov. 6 Lyman
Home
Nov. 13 Oak Ridga
Home
Nov. 25 DeLand
Home
Pigott aaid Monday night
that in ell probability the
school'* homecoming game
will he the DeLand engage
ment on Nov. 25. However, he
said, thla la not yet official.
Big time athletic programs
In schools come from big time
Booster club support. The
splendid accomplishments of
the Seminole Boosters Club
thus far this year can well be
just a stepping stone to even
greater things for the high
school athletics in years to
come. This was the messago
that was given by Julian
Stenstrom, associate editor of
the Herald, to the three score
of moms, dads and fans that
met last night at the high
school cafeteria.
Stenstrom, who until re
cently served as the executive
secretary of a similar organ
ization at Fresno Slate Col
lege in California, explained
the development of that group
Into one the
most influen
tial generators of pep In the
west coast state. They have
been Instrumental, the speak
er said, In helping to bring
more championships to the
schools than have been won
by any similar college in their
conference.
It was the conviction of the
local newsman, sports writer
and formed sportscastcr that
with th* firm foundation on
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Engagement
Told
Mr. and M n. George DuVail, Lakeland, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Lana Kaye Towlci, to William
Edward Johnson, oon of Mr.
and Mra. Clifford E. Johnson,
Sanford.
The bride-elect la employed
> t Norris Transfer and Stor
age, Lakeland. The bride
groom-elect Is a student at
Florida Southern College and
la employed at Myricks Men's
Store.
The wedding will take place
Feb. 14 at the Methodist Tem
ple, Lakeland, at 7:30 p.m.
All frlendt of the couple are
Invited to attend the wedding
and the reception, immediate
ly following the ceremony, In
tiie fellowship room of the
church.
Gleaners
Plan Valentine
I
Dinner
The Gleaners Sunday School
class, Plnecrest B a p t i s t
Church, met with Mr*. Ponco
Elmore for the January meet
ing.
Mrs. Harold Sherwood gave
the devotion. Plans were
made to have a covered dish
Valentine dinner at the home
of Mrs. John Kader with Mrs.
Frank Dunn co-hostess. The
ladles will Invite their hus
bands to the dinner.
Mrs. Elmore served re
freshments after the meeting
to those attending: Mrs. John
Kader, Mrs. Harold Sher
wood, Mrs. Ted Gregg, Mrs.
Ted Lewis, Mrs. J . C. Laven
der and Mrs. Harold Davis.
Personals
Friends of Mrs. J . Ericson,
form er resident of Sanford,
will be happy to learn she Is
Improving a t the Florida San
itarium and Hospital. She re
cently suffered a hip injury.
Mrs. Pete Sharber has re
turned home from a trip to
San Francisco where she ac
companied her husband, Lt.
Sharber, for a flight to Okl
nawa, Mrs. Sharber will visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs
L. F. Garner, until her hus
band finds living quarters in
Okinawa.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kanner
and daughter, Barbara, have
returned from Van Buren,
Ark., where they were called
due to the death of Mrs. Kan
ncr'a father, F. H. Neal, Jan
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Officers For BPO DOES Installed
And Honored With Dinner At Club
An impressive ceremony
lor Installation of officers wss
witnessed by some SO mem
bers and friends of Sanford
Drove No. 160, BPO DOES
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Finley Nash was In
stalled as president and had
the honor of the presence of
Past Supreme President, Mrs.
Earl Kolsclalrc, a charter
member of Orlando Drove
No. 66 and their first presi
dent. Mrs. Bolsclalre, guest
speaker for the evening, com
mended the Sanford Drove
for their growth and accom
plishments during the past
four and one-half years. She
explained what it means to
be a DOE, what the organisa
tion stands for, the aims and
the contributions to the com
munity.
Other distinguished guests
and speakers were Mrs. Jan
et Dcrryberry, Winter Park
Drove, presently Supreme In
ner Guard Past Exalted Rul
e r and District Deputy A1
Coe, Orlando Lodge No. 1079
and A. P. Bowersox, Exalted
Ruler of Sanford Lodge No.
1241. Bowersox gavo a brief
resumo of the drove’s activ
ities; having the lodgo chairs
refinished and re-upholstered
In gold fabric In celebration of
the club's 30th anniversary;
assistance given the Littlo
Red School House, purchasing
a deep freeze for the club,
participating in a trust fund
certificate for Harry Anna
Crippled Children's H o m e ,
contributions of new clothes
for a child at Sunland Train
ing Center In Gainesville. Just
prior to the North District
Convention here last year the
organization painted the club
dining room and furnished
all the draperies During Past
President Mrs. Brad Foley's
year, the Drove had a luau.
They assisted the Sanford
Elks during memorial ser
vices, Flag Day service and
helped distribute gifts to the
underprlvl'egcd children a t
Christmas.
Mrs. Ralph LeFever was
the Deputy Supreme Presi
dent Installing officer, Mrs.
At Coe, chaplain, Mrs. Daisy
Hallett, musician, Mrs. Sophie
Urlte, Conductor pro tern, all
of the Orlando Drove and
Mrs. B. G. Caruthcrs was
Deputy Supreme Conductor.
Other elective officers are:
Mrs. J. C. Wolfe, first coun
selor; Mrs. Harry Kenny Jr.,
senior counselor; Mrs. Frank
Wilson, j u n i o r counselor;
Mrs. H. C. Dlsbrow, secre
tary; Mrs. George DeMattio,
treasurer; Mrs. Lynn Lyons,
inner guard; Mrs. Pete Hukur, outer guard; Mrs. B. G.
Sallie Harrison Chapter
DAR Delegates Elected
The January meeting of the
Bailie Harrison Chapter, Na
tional Society of the Daugh
ters of the American Revolu
tion, was held at the home of
Mrs. 1J. W. Rucker. Mrs. C.
R. Kirtley, Mrs. C. L. Park
Sr., Mrs. Raymond Smith and
Mrs. M. S. Wiggins were cohostesses.
Mrs. L. C. Wildner, regent,
presided and opened the
meeting with the ritual,
American creed and pledge to
the flag. Mrs. F. E. Roumll1st, music chairman, led the
Osteen
Personals
By Mrs. Clarence Snyder
Rev. Harry Lee, Webster,
N. Y., visited Purl Campbell
who is staying an indefinite
time with Mrs. Frank George.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Eagguncr, Lima, Ohio, have arrived
for a stay a t lem o n Bluff.
singing of Die "S tir Spangled
Banner" and "Suwance Riv
er." Mrs. Rucker, good citi
zenship chairman, gave her
report. Mrs. A. W. Lee, Mrs.
A. It. Key, Mrs. C. E. Butler
and Mrs. Wildner were elect
ed to servo as delegates to
the stato conference in Jack
sonville,
Mrs. Wildner will be dele
gate to the Continental Con
gress In Wtshinglon; Mrs.
Roumlllat and Mrs, Lawrence
Tinsley will be alternates,
Mrs. Butler, national defense
chairman, read an interesting
article, "This Nation — Under
God" and M in Emma Baker
read "Resolutions for Nation
al DAR-with Comments."
After the meeting refresh
ments were served to the fol
lowing members snd guests
attending: Mmes. F. E. Bolz,
R. M. Ball, M. J. Bram, C. E.
Butler, P. P. Campbell, E. M,
Hoke, A. R. Key, C. R. Kirt
ley, A. W. Lee, R. M. Mason,
A. S. McCullum, C. L. Park,
F. E. Roumlllat, H. W. Ruck
er, J, 6. Sims, M. S. Wig
gins, L. C. Wildner, Raymond
Smith and Miss Emma Baker.
Mrs. F. H. Wheeler and Mr*.
L. W. Rosa were guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dunning
and daughter and Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Farbsrm and
sons, Dick and Bill. Westfield,
N. Y., were recent guests of
their cousin, Mrs. Frank
George.
Mrs. Blanche Keeeecker,
Lima, Ohio, recently spent 10
days with Mr. and Mra. Sher
man Moore at Lemon Bluff.
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Mr. and Mra. Harold Benroth, Columbus, Ohio, called
on Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Agoer
n a jM lr way to Bradenton.
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Em®
Caruther, conductor; Mrs.
Brad Foley, threc-ycar trus
tee; Mrs. Richard Mapcs,
two-year trustee and Mrs. A.
P. Bowersox, one-year trus
tee.
Appointive officers
are:
Mrs. John Pierro, assistant
conductor; Mrs. John MeCloskey, chaplain, and Mrs.
Installation
were Orlando,
Winter P a r k , Jacksonville
Beach and Sarasota. After the
Installing ceremony an attrac
tive buffet supper was served.
The table was set with crys
tal candelabra holding purple
and gold candles and a cen
terpiece of purple and gold
flowers, colors of the Drive.
Welcomes New
(DsicUi
DEAR ABBY: My eon la
marrying a very nice etayThe Osteen Home Demon at-home type girl. She Is a
stration Club met at the home fine person and we have
nothing against her, but
of Mrs. James Wallin.
here's the problem. She
Five new members were
loves to sew, but some of
welcomed into the club. They her sewing looks very
are Mrs. Metta Starke, Mrs. "home-made" red that U
Bertha RimJcs, Miss Elis why we don't want her te
Lee Kirchhoff, Mrs. Kitty to make brother-sister outifts for the wedding. She
Dunkle and Mrs. IL C. Disand my son will be married
brow.
in May. She was widowed
Mrs. Edna Eby, county at a tragically young age
agent, talked on the Food and (24) ao she's not having a
Drug act and also showed a whlta wedding. She wants
film on t h e International to make identical gold bro
Peace Garden.
cade tailored Jackets for the
The hostess served angel groom and herself. She'll
bavarian cake, tea, coffee and wear a black skirt and he'll
nuta to those attending: wear black trousers. The
Mmes. Dlsbrow, Eby, Rhodes, woman a t the fabric shop
Starke, Dunkle, Joe Masters, told her that men DO wear
Frank George, Harry Osteen, brocade Jackets for dress-up
John Bradin, John Melrose, but I’ve never seen, any,
Hazel Gilhuly, Norman Mil have you! Should we let
ler, Guy Beall, Bertha Hardin, her go ahead and do this?
Eugene Katowitz, Mary Barn Or should somebody tell
hart. P. T. Piety and Mill her that sbe can make her
own outfit if sbe wants to,
Kirchhoff.
but the groom should buy
a ready-made >uit7
GROOM’S MOTHER
Casselberry
DEAR MOTHER: Yes,
men DO wear brocade din
ner jackets, but I agree that
"brother • sister" outfits
wouldn't be appropriate for
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bos a bride and groom. Your
well, Sixth Street, rcccnUy
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Warden in Melbourne, former
residents of Chuluota.
Members
Personals
Q
by.i ** Abifloil Von Buren
sou should teU her in a
kindly way that ha'd pre
fer to buy a su it
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DEAR ABBY: I was
taught not to kiss a boy on
the first date. When Ron
took me to the door he went
te kiss me, so I turned my
bead. Then be said, "Don't
you think 1 deserve a kiss
for taking you out?" I
didn't know what else to
say, so 1 said, "I guess so,
but make lt snappy." He
kissed me but he didn't
make it very snappy. I
didn't enjoy it much be
cause I felt cheap. If this
happens again, what should
1 say?
SEVENTEEN
DEAR SEVENTEEN: Say.
"My kisses are not for
sale. I thought you asked
me out because you enjoyed
zny company."
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DEAR ABBY: Any wo
man whose husband only
tells her she is a lousy
cook la lucky. My husband
puts some action into his
words. If he doesn't like
what I put in front of him
—wham! It goes on the
wall, or me. Last night I
had creamed potatoes in my
hair, down my neck and
all over my blouse. 1 am
Cde JJw
Mrs. Glen Register recently
returned lo her home on First
Street after spending some
time In Virginia visiting her
children snd grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert 1111dabrand and children, Sa
brina, Sonrisa, Sharlton, Starlene and Shauncttc, are re
siding at 310 East Sixth Street.
OFFICERS for Snnforcl Drove 160, BPO, DOES, were installed Saturday
evening ut the Elk's Club. Mrs. B. G. Caruthers, and Mrs. Rulph LeFever
(seated) were installing officers. (Standing, from left,) Mrs. J. C. Wolfe,
firs t counselor; Mrs. Finley Nash, president; Mrs. H arry Kenny Jr., senior
counselor; Mrs. Frank Wilson, junior counselor.
Enterprise Personals
By Helen Snodgrass
Tito morning circle of the
WJi.CR., Barnett Memorial
Methodist Church, held the
monthly meeting In the libr
ary of the Doliary Manor
Nursing Home. Mrs. Kermit
Wiggins was in charge of Ihe
program. The group is spon
soring tiie volunteers for the
nursing home and a meeting
of Ihe volunteers was held in
the morning. Uniforms and
name* were discussed. Anyono interested, in (lie area, in
this work pleaso contact eith
er the nursing home or Mrs.
Mlrl Winkler, chairman in
Enterprise,
Mrs. Ethel Pettis has re
turned to her horns In Seal
Reach, Calif., after spending
the past 10 daya with Miss
Mary Wilcox.
Jam es Carroll Couliotte,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Coulicttc, h is been transfer
red from Seminole Memorial
Hospital lo Ihe J. mills Mil
ler Hospital In Gainesville.
Ed Cunningham Jr. was ad
mitted to Fish Hospital for
CREATIVE
medication and treatment.
Tho annual parish meeting
of Uie All Saints Episcopal
Church was held at the par
ish house. John Smiley, chair
man of the vicarage building
committee, reported on the
proposal to erect a residence
for the vicar. Earl Plckford,
Milford Leonard and Paul
Metz were elected to the Ves
try. Father KJppenbrock pre
sided at the meeting. Sand
wiches and coffee were serv
ed at Ihe close of the meeting.
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Add 10 centa for first-class
mailing.
Print name, address with
tone, style number and size.
Tiie evening circ> of the
W.S.C.S. met at the hsme of
Mrs. B. W. Carlton. Mrs. Jean
Vaught, wife of the pastor of
Trinity Methodist Church, DcLand, was guest speaker and
gave a very interesting pro
gram on "The present rela
tionship of Uie city and urban
c h u r c h c a . " Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
The Parent Teacher council
of tlse Enterprise school will
meet tonight at Uie school
cafetorlum at T:30 p.m. Miss
Joan Stewart and Harry
Iosdholtz will show a film on
Uie work of the 4-1! clubs.
Church
Calendar
A new arrival at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Carpen
ter is Linda Diane. She is the
niece of Mrs. Ruth Stopyra,
341 Fifth Street.
Recent visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Dean were his father
and brother, Orus Dean and
E. O. Dean, Mobile, Ala.
Also, Mrs. Dean's sister, Mrs.
A. J . Dentun with her daugh
ter and granddaughter, Mrs.
Louise Robinette and Carol,
Winter Haven.
Richard Chadwick, son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. Chadwick,
Third Street, recently visited
his parents and has returned
to the University of Miami
where he la a student.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cumming
have returned to their horns
on Northmoor Road after a
holiday visit with relatives in
Canada, where they exper
ienced 20 degrees below sero
weather complete with lee,
sleet and snow.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Heaps,
304 Wilshire Drive, announce
the birth of a son, Ronald
Warren, Jan. 14 a t Winter
Park Memorial Hospital. Ma
ternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. PhU Caesber, For
est City, and paternal grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. El
mer Heaps, Venetia, Pa.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
Have you run out of apace
for hubby'a ties and your own
belts and sea nras 7 Most
everybody knows bow to
mako a birdcage out of coat
hangers. Make half a birdcajfe, leaving the hangers as
they were. Wire 34 of them
close together and hang on
tho closet door. This taka*
cara of at least 100 ties.
“I feel sorry for Mrs. John
son, having to follow Mrs.
Kennedy in the role of First
Lady." That is the reaction
of many women who admire—
as most women do admire—
the grace, the beauty, the
youthful exuberance, the a r
tistic temperament and the
courage of Jacqueline Ken
nedy.
It's a natural feminine re
action—for women tend to
put theniaelvee in another
wotnan'i place quite natural
ly. In "feeling sorry for Mr*.
Johnson," what they are
really thinking la, "I would
hate to have to compete with
the Image of a woman ao
universally admired as Mra.
Ksnnedy.*
But no ono really needs to
feel sorry for Mra. Johnson—
any more than they needed to
Jan. 22
6 p.m. Family night supper
6:30 p.m, Sunday School pro
motion
7:43 p.m. Prayer meeUng
First Presbyterian
Jan. 33
6-7:10 p.m. Senior High choir
supper and rehearsal
7 p.m. Prayer meeting and
Bible study
Langford Hotel
Winter Park
put up with it unlit death
takes one of us. You see,
he has some very good
points, too, and when you
love a man you can Uke
a lo t
"GORDY'S WIFE
DEAR WIFE: To each hla
own. But, lady—creamed
potatoes?
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CONFIDENTIAL TO M.B.l
"When a man runs for
the exercise—that's enjoy
ment. But when he runs be
cause he's chasing some
thing—that's work." (Edgar
Allen Foe)
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Get it off your chest. For
a personal, unpublished re
ply, write to ABBY, Box
3363, Beverly Hills, Calif.
Enclose a stamped, self-ad
dressed envelope.
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For Abby's
To Hava a
ding,” aend
Abby, Box
Hills, Calif.
booklet, "How
Lovely Wed
SO centa to
3365, Beverly
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su
t: B? Ruth Mi||e«
feel to n y for the young and
seemingly s h y Jacqueline
Kennedy .when she followed
the gracious, mature, digni
fied, but c u te - a e -a - b u tto n
Mamie Elsenhower into the
White House.
For the truth of the m at
ter Is th at ju st as a man who
assumes the reiponaiblllty
and the burdens of the presi
dency usually grows In etature to meet the demands
upon him, to does the p art
ner wbo standi a t hie aide.
And there is no pattern a
F irst Lady bee to fit. Each
brings te her position, and to
tha White House while it it
her home, her own individu
ality, her own way of doing
things, her own brand ef
charm, her own talents.
She doesn't hare te tty to
do things the way any e f her
p r e d e c e s s o r s have dona
thing*. From the moment sbe
becomes the F irst Lady she
doesn’t follow—she leads.
Bo no woman needs to feel
■orry for Mr*. Johnson.
She brings her own talents
and gifts to the White House.
And she will not for long be
compared with any other
First Lady.
Food for conversation: Roth
Millett's "Tips on TeenAgers." Ju st send 36 centa
to Ruth MlUett Reeder Ser
vice, c/o The Sanford Herald,
P. O. Box 489, D ep t A, Radio
City Station, New York II,
N. T.
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BEAUTIFUL
Ladies Auxiliary of the
Fleet Reserve Association,
Unit 147, entertained mem
bers and their husbands at a
dinner recently, observing the
sixth anniversary of the aux
iliary.
Mra. Vernon Fedderson,
president, gave a welcoming
address and was presented
with a corsage. Her table was
decorated with roses and
candles and centered with a
cake trimmed In blue and
gold.
Hostesses were Mrs. Wil
liam Holcomb, Mra. Eugene
WllUama and Mra. Maria
Sundvall. T h o s e attending
were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Fedderson, Mr. and Mra. A.
Vallier, Mr. and Mrs. C.
Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Nopper, Mr. and Mra. Robert
Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Eugena Williams and M n ts.
William Holcomb, Jam«a Melaughlln, Michael Thomaa,
Wannetta Chesser, M a r l a
Sundvall.
At a recent meeting of the
auxiliary Mra. Jamea Sund
vall waa welcomed as a guest.
Members will assist t h a
Branch in serving the dinner
Feb. 1 a t the Fleet Reserve
Homo. The public is Invited.
Door prises will be given.
A Valentino ‘coffee will bo
given a t tha home of Mrs. A.
Vallier, recently elected vicepresident, Fab. 14. Tha next
meeting win be at the home
of Mra. E. Williams Fob. 11.
Put a thin powder puff dip
ped in talcum la the heel of
each shoe. You'll walk lighter
and feel fresher all day long.
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With This Ad
Chlitres
always trying to explain te
people why I have such
strange designs on my kit
chen walL 1 can’t tell them
my husband had his potato
fit. 1 started to cry and he
said, "Shut up, you look
awful when you cry." I
have put up with this for 13
Fleet Reserve Auxiliary
Celebrates Anniversary
First BapUst
Antique Show
Encourage o small
child to pick up his
clothes. This may cor*
ry ovar Into his lotar
years.
William Hardin, musician.
Color bearers are Mrs. Brad
Foley, Mrs. Steven Androsko.
Mrs. Willlsm LaBree and
Mrs. Catherine Collins. At
tendants are Mrs. Jam es
Smith, Mrs. Richard Mapcs,
Mrs. A. P. Bowersox and
Mrs. Charles Craig.
Droves represented at the
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ADMIRING THE GIFT presented to retirinpr president Mrs. Vincent
Monroe ore the new vice president and president, Mrs. Alan Weeks and
Mrs. W. A. Yelinek, standing; Mrs. Michael Durant and Mrs. Monroe,
seated.
AFTER ARRIVING In Paris n guide (Mrs. David Fitzgerald) relaxes a
moment a t a French enfo whore Irma la Douce (Mrs. Richard Davidson)
and a can-can dancer (Mrs. W. E. Donahue) serve refreshments.
UNDER TIIE GUIDANCE of i Paris policeman members of the Naval
Officera Wivaa Club vote for their stole* for president and vice president.
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Cy Judy T arorr
i After the business meeting
I'houc 322-1133
a film on polio was shown to
Installation of the new o f-. the ladies. Refreshments of
ficers of the VAII-1 Enlisted
sanwiches, marshmallow cook
Wives Club wa» hold at a
luncheon In the NAS ball ies and coffee were served.
Hostesses for the meeting
room.
Mrs. Hrr>hrll Russell, be- wore Mrs. L. E. Fay, Mrs.
ginning her second term as V. M. Foster, Mrs. V. M.
president of the club, presid Ganderton, Mrs. C. Oxford,
ami Mrs. W. A. Wlgg.
ed over the ceremonies.
Other CPO wives attending
Those instnlled were Mrs.
Robert Oorsline, vice presi were Mrs. J . R. Beckham,
dent and parliamentarian; Mrs. E. G. Checcfaky, Mrs.
Mrs. Vern Clraham, secre C. A. Cisowske, Mrs. G. E.
tary; Mrs. Marvin Kooter, Diet*. Mrs. J . J. llsy, Mrs.
treasurer: Mrj. R i c h a r d Alvera Kelly, Mrs. F. J. Mur
IIooRcrwcrf, publicity, and ray, Mrs. J . II. O’Donnell,
Mr*. Vcrn Graham, treasurer Mrs. It. R. Pope, Mrs.Ii.il.
Other Tlsertcllo wives pre Quinn, Mrs. C. R. Reeves,
sent were Mrs. Roger Pope, Mrs. J. S. Stanklcwicz.
Mrs. J. K. Stcbbins. Mrs.
Mrs. Floyd Oakes, Mrs.
Jam es Anderson, Mrs. Al n. E. Slmss, Mrs. J. F. Uhr,
Moylan and a guest. Mr*. K. Mrs. A. A. Vnlller, Mrs. S.
L. Wiggins, Mrs. J. T. Rest,
L. Cook.
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Mrs. D. E. Smith and Mrs.
STEWARDESS FOR Flight 11 of the CheckerMr*. Leroy Heath and Mrs. L. E. Morgan.
t o o
Ed Decker, wives of the
tail Air Lines which took nearly 200 officors
New officers of the VAII-3
commanding officer and ex
wives on an imaginary flight to the Mediter
ecutive officer of VAI1-7, re enlisted wives club were elect
ranean is Mrs. J. R. Dennison, right. Hoarding
spectively, were honored with ed at their January meeting
the plane is Mrs. G. F. Wilster.
a farewell coffee at the home held in the I30Q wardroom.
Hostesses were Mrs. Barbara
of Mrs. Bryan B. Brown.
Officera wivea of the squad Rohrer and Mrs. Barbara Ba coffee should contact Mrs. Mrs. Richard Shawley will
Bev Noto at FA 2-8379.
assist her.
ron were hostesses for the meau.
Mrs. Lalla Harris and Mrs.
Mrs. James Anderson and
Elected were Mrs. Ruth
affair.
A corsage of yellow rosea O'Neill, p r e s i d e n t ; Mrs. Phyllis Moore also attended Mrs. Kenneth Cook will bake
cakes in February lor the
for Mrs. Heath and one of Lindt Pitman, vice presi the meeting.
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pink carnatlona for Kira. dent; Mrs. Elsie Reh, re
Three new members wel
Steak for two will be the
Decker had been made by porter tnd s e c r e t a r y ;
Mr*. Brown, whose husband Mrs. Joan McDonald, treasur prize offered the ladies of comed to (lie club were Mrs.
will become skipper of the er; Mrs. Helen Tyre, chap the Vigllanto Navy Wives Cook, Mrs. Amos Tiger and
lain and Mrs. Etta FarreU, Club No. 211 for recruiting Mrs. Terry A. Perkins. Olliers
squadron Jan. 27.
new membors.
present were Mri. Vern Gra
A centerpiece of pastel gia- historian.
To win the steak dinner, ham, Mra. Richard lloogerIn other bualneaa Mra. Pat
dlolai was on tho lace cov
ered table from which re Ranibottom asked for help present member* must sign werf, Mra. David Ferrior and
freshment! of pastries, tea with March of Dimes road up three wives for the club by Mrs. James Anderson.
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sandwiches, coffee and tea blocks on Jan. 23 and the club April.
The prize is part of a mem
COMING EVENTS
noted Its appreciation of the
were served.
Wednesday, Jan. 22
Mrs. Heath was presented help In making baby gifts by bership drive which wlU be
kicked off with a "fun and
VAH-9 officer* wives bridge,
with a casserole In a silver Mra. Clara Tinlin.
Mrs. Judy Boyce volunteer games" get togethor Jan. 27 10 a. m. Home of Mrs. P. N.
stand from the squadron
wivea. A pie plate, aUo In a ed to help Mrs. Tinlin In the at the home of Mrs. Rhea Becton.
Thursday, Jan. 23
silver stand was given o project and the gifts will be Cooper. Co-hostcssc* for that
Staff officera wives bridge,
given to new mothers In the evening will bo Mrs. Jo
Mrs. Decker.
Brown and Mrs. Mary John 12:30 p.ra. Homo of Mrs. Her
Guests at tho coffee were squadron.
bert Moreland.
Guests of the club were son.
Mrs. Albert AnUr, Mrs. Har
Club No. 211 made the
Mooday, Jan. 27
lan Bakke, Mrs. J. F. Barlow, Mrs. Bonnie Wheeler, Mri.
Vigilante Navy Wivea Club
Mrs. Bart Bartholomew, Mri. Clara Varker, Mra. Glgl Cope plans for the drive at its
Harry Bryant, Mrs. J. A. de- land, Mrs. Eleanor Sutton and meeting at the conference No. 211, 7:30 pm . Social
room on the station. Officers Home of Mrs. Rhea Cooper.
Ganahl, Mr*. Henry Dement, Mra. P at Haney.
Mrs. Ralph Feeback, Mri.
Members present were Mrs. of the club met for a short
John Galloway, Mrs. Ed Gcll- Shirley Dlllow, Mrs. Sharon board session prior to the
iter, Mrs. Warren Hoeller, Hutto, Mrs. Pat Manning, meeting.
Mrs. Ruth Farras was in
Mra. Linda Pitman, Mra. Iols
Mrs. Walaco Holton.
Mrs. I.ouia B. Hoop Jr., Linaey, Mrs. Peg Grey, Mrs. troduced to the group as a
Mra. George Klmmons, Mrs. Marie Bunting and Mrs. Betty new member.
In other buiineas Mra.
Robert Lovelace, Mrs. Jam es Tippctte.
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Janet Rogers was elected now
Mayo, Mr*. H. L. Monroe,
BAN FRANCISCO (U PI)—
Mrs. Vincent Monroe, Mrs.
Mrs. Richard Bergen is corresponding secretary and Russian ducks aeem to lika
Jane Moore, Mrs. Herbert borne from the hospital ami a committee headed by Mri. California.
Moreland, Mrs. O. W. Mc feeling fine after the birth Ruth Smith D working on a
This waa tha conclusion
Guire, Mrs. Clifford Nelson, of her two pound, 11 ounce Valentine's social for mem drawn by two San Francisco
Mrs. Hugh O'Hars, Mrs. Leon baby girl. The Infant la still ber* and husband.
huntars when thry were noti
Any enlisted Navy wife In fied recently that two ducks
ard Reinhart.
In tiie hospital, but doing very
terested in joining this club thry bagged during the 19fi2Mrs. Wallace Russell, Mrs. well.
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should contact Mrs. Barbara G3 hunting eeason carried Rus
George Schneider, Mrs. J. L.
Shipman, Mrs. Stanley Stanul,
A welcome aboard coffee Driscoll at 3234682.
sian bracelets.
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Mrs. Jesse Taft, Mrs. Robbie for new wives In the squsdWilliam Thornton and F. L.
Taylor, Mrs. Leo Trepanler, roo has been set for Feb. 3 Tentative plans for a home Rrown shot their birds almost
Mrs. Robert Ware and Mri. by the VAH-9 enlisted wives coming party for the men of two months apart, but both
Charles Youngbladc.
club. U will be held at 10 VA1M were made by Use ducks had been tagged hy Rus
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a. m. in the Acey Deucy Tigerettes enlisted wives club sian scientists the tame day—
at its meeting Thursday. Final July 18, 1902—Wrangall laMrs. I. J . Jarrell waa club.
elected president of the Chief
Plane tor the coffee were plana will be made at the land, 800 milea north of tha
Petty Officers wives club at made a t the January meeting February meeting.
Arctic Circle, In tha Chuckchee
3trs. Hcrshcll Russell and Sea.
its January meeting in the
the VAH-B wives. HostessMrs.
Al
Moylan
were
hostess
CPO Club. Chosen as vice es were Mrs. Bev Trimble
That Siberian Island Is
es lor the group and served
president was Mrs. W. R. and lfra. Grace Herrin.
about 3,400 air milea from
Armstrong.
Also planned is n farewell chocolate cake, cocoa and
whara Thornton and Brown
Others elected were Mrs. <Ubm t far Mr*. Marge Gal- coffee to the ladles.
ware hunting.
p. J. Weber, secretary and otisb and Mra. Esther Gwark- Also planned waa a bake
Mrs. C. E. Morton, treasurer. nsy Fan. M a t the home of sale on Valentlnee Day at
the exchange. Mri. Moylan
Utah's Great Salt Lake ta
Installation ceremonies will Mrs. Dee Rose.
be held at
luncheon at the
Enlisted wives Interested In U the chairman fq^ the isle much saltier than the oceans
ittendMg the welcome aboard and Mr*. Hobart Gorilla# and of the world.
Driftwood Ina on Feb. i.
Russian Ducks
Attracted To
California
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COUNTING THE HALLOTS in the lobby are Mrs. J. L. Shipman. lira.
Vincent Monroe and Mrs. Robert Lovclnce.
TELEVISION
TUESDAY P. M.
WHILE WAITING FOR the big news telling
who hns won the election, the wives are trented
to one of the most unusual fashion shown of the
season. Here Mrs. J. I). Moloney rotreives a mup
during her travels from stution to station.
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Native Dress Shown
By Party Members
Mra. W. A. Yelinek and Mra.
Alan Week* were elected
president and vlco president
of the Naval Officera Wive*
Club a t a luncheon and
change of board coffee Thurs
day.
H oitesiei for the coffee
were the officera wives of
VAH-11 and Det. 8. Mrs. Ye
linek, of hte VAH-ll club, had
been In charge of the decora
tion* and her skill and talent
waa amply demonstrated by
the decor of the ballroom.
The ballroom h»d been
changed into a small portion
of the Mediterranean area,
featuring Spain, France and
Italy. The food* of each of
these countrle* wa* featured
at aeparate booths and lodiei
In costume served It.
Glamorous and otherwise,
ladles In that "basic black
dress," stole the show at the
coffee.
Dressed In woman'a peren
nial favorites, the Navy wtvea
accessorized them with Itema
ranging from house cleaning
gear to black lacc.
The red bandana, apron and
feather duster were featured
with the outfit worn by Mrs.
J. O. Mayo. A lovsly block
lace jacket topped the dresi
of Mrs, Stanley Stanul who
carried a long elgaratta hold
er and wore red and white
gartora just above the knoe.
Much applause greeted the
appearance of a costume lamillar to most Navy wives.
Deviating a Irlfla Irani tha
black dress theme, Mrs. Mi
chael Durant wore e full top
ovar ber black skirt, demon
strating Its virtues for the
enceinte.
A Paris original, created ex
clusively for Mrs. G. F. Wil
ster was the highlight of her
chic spring outfit. Her ruffled
pink net hat, centered with a
darker pink rose, looked ai
though It belonged along the
River Seine In April. Many In
the audience failed to recog
nize the designer of the hat,
who la "Commoda Seat Cover,
USA."
In order to "how the poten
tial of the basic black dress,
the first model, Mrs. G. II.
Daigle, ware her dress with
no accessories other than
black ahoes and purse.
The Navy wile whoa* hus
band has just received orders
waa aptly portrayed by Mrs.
J. D. Moloney, complete with
luggage, baby, maps and
tranquilizer*. Mrs. D. B. Mit
chell looked sporting on the
green with her dashing golf
bag, iboea and h a t
Touring the Mediterranean
with two precise camera*
waa Mr*. T. K. Cann, and
Mrs. James Lindt boated a
party In bar bail* black
adorned by a festive rad rota.
Attention of the retired Navy
wives went to the comfort
able, grandmotherly costume
of Mrs. Leroy Heath who
covered bar shoulders with a
wool ebswl and woro a gran
ny cap. After searching
through tha lorga straw memory basket and finding noth-
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Sport*
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11:10 ( I ) T o n ig h t Show
(Color)
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WEDNESDAY A. M.
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tag but red end white bills,
the model waa whealed off
the floor In e wooden wheel
chair.
Mrs. J . A. deOaaald read
the witty, rhymed script,
which bed been partially written by Mrs. J. F. Btrlow and
Mrs. Bart Bartholomsw who
were la charge of the show.
Play To Tie
AUGSBURO, G e r m a n y
(UPI)-BIU Relchort, of Roch
ester, Mian., scored a lost se
cond goal Sunday that enabled
the United States Olympic Ice
hockey (earn to tie West Ger
man champion Ev Fuessen,
*4, In an exhibition match.
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WALT DISNEY'S
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STARTS
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INCOME TAX SERVICE
O. M. Harrisons
1311 Palmetto
322-8327_____________ 322-794*
Preparation of Income Tax
Return! by former asent of
Internal Revenue Svc. 2101
S. Park Ave., Tel. FA 2-3876.
Ernest Bicknell.
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Vacuum Cleaner
Repairs, parts; Electrolux,
Kirby.
RcxAlr, AirWay,
GE, etc. Cleaners sold, ex
changed. Free Pick up. 1114
Park Ave., Sanford. Phona
FA 2-4765.
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SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN
ER SERVICE. Parts and
supplies for all makes in
cluding: Electrolux. New
and rebuilt cleaners sold.
No home service
call
charge Phone FA 2-2282,
2555 Park Dr. .._________
Tbo Family of the late Mrs.
Vietta Davis wishes to exp*ess its ,.;">rcciatlon to the
many frienuj in Sanford,
Fla. for their many cards,
letters, and other e g r e s s
ions of sympathy in the
death of their beloved Mo
ther. Special thanks to
Rev. H. B. Whitehurst and
the Richmond J. Lawson
Funeral Home for their
services
Mr. Isaiah Davis, Son
YOUR Church or Group can
raise $50 and more, easy 4c
fast. Have 10 mbrs. each
sell only 20-50c packages my
lovely luxurious P r a y e r
Grace Table Napkins. Keep
$50 for your treasury- No
money needed. Free Sam
ples. Anna Wade, Dept.
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3. Education • Instruction
PIANO A ORGAN LESSONS
Also tutoring in Foreign Lan
guages, etc. 322-3328.
U. S. CIVIL
SERVICE TESTS!
Men-women, 18-52. Start high
as $102.00 a week. Prepara
tory training until appoint
ed. Thousands of Jobs open.
Experience usually unnec
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ments. Write TODAY giv
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6. For Rant
W E L A K A APARTMENTS:
Rooms private baths, 114
W. First St.
FURN. X BR. house,
month. TA 2-2577.
$51
Comp, fure., lovely large 4room a p t, 114 bath, 1$.
porch. FA 1-4950.
8 Rm. fum. apt. $65.00 mo.
Ill E. 8th, Ph. 322-4285 pr
322-5786.
3 RM. furn. ap t, clean, wa
ter, lights. 322-2764.
2 BR House. Clean A dose
in. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013.
Rms, bath, end, porch.
Fum. $73 mo. 105 W. 23th
St.
0
FURN., 2-room a p t FA 2-1376
or FA 3-5492.
Storage space, clean, dry,
FA 2-1374 or FA 2-3492.
FURN Apt. 215 W. 3th St.
Call 322-2198 after 3 p. m.
2-BR., unfurn., $55. 1-BR.,
fum. $50. FA 2-6085 after
8 p. m.
3 BR., 1-bath, C.B. bouse, Out
of flight pattern. Outside
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FURN. 2-BR. house, $80 mo.
UNFURN. 3-BR., $133 mo.
JOHN E. FOX, Realtor
110 N. Park
323-0559
Clean, 4-RM. 811 Park.
BR Unfurn. house. Nothing
fancy, but cheap rent. Ph.
FA 2-3219.
FURN. Apt 2300 MeHonvOle.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
House • 3 rooms with fireplace and small screened
porch, Laka privileges. $65
per month.
Phone Frank Evans
FA 2-44IT or FA 2-1732
UNFURNISHED
Bedroom, 1 bath ........ $73
Bedroom, 1 bath . .. . $100
Bedroom, 1 bath .... $100
Bedroom, 1V6 bath .. $110
Bedroom, 2 Bath, Loch
Arbor ......................... $123
4 Bedroom, 2 bath, Stove
Only, Lease ............... $143
6 Bedroom, 2 bath, Mayfair
......................... $183
Call Cliff Abies or Art Day
at Stamper Agency, 1919 S.
French FA 2-498L
APT. $30 A up. Surplus City.
2 BR Unfurn. $8 week. Near
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2
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By Day, Weak, or Month
Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. l i t SL
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near Air Bate. FA 2-4736
after 5:30.
2-BDRM. Louie, kit. equipped.
817 Eacambta Dr. FA 2-0020
after 6 p.m.
2 BR houie, kit. equipped. $73.
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“ CLEAN quiet Rooma" The
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S Bedroom Furn. home on
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R. A. Williams, FA 2-3951
Large 3 Bdrm. home, Fla.
Rm., Elect, kit., Newly de
corated. $100 mo. unfurn.
CaU FA 2-2748 after 5:30
anytime weekends,
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BR. Home. Study, Ilk 3 BR, Ilk Bath, cent, duct
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good neighborhood; Includ
Near Sanfotd. Ph. 823-0414.
ing steve, rcfrlg., room airconditioner, washing m a 3 BR., 1 Bath, Kitchen equip.,
fenced yard. 3906 Old Or
chine A rugs. Down pay
ment $450, Monthly pay lando Rd., Sunland.
ments $83.50.
Fern Park— 3 BR, 1 bath,
KINGSWOOD BUILDERS,
$600 down. $70 mo. 838-36S2
Inc.
FA 2-8074
9ttr
ta n fn rb
IjrraU t
SWEETIE PIE
By Nndine Seltzer
CALL NOW!
WE REGRET
CRUMPTON BUILDERS have
We have no more Homes
several repossessed homes
available at Tee ’N Green
In tha Sanford area.
Estates. Our temporary Of
OR REPAIRS TO
fice location la Lake WayYOUR OWN HOME
man Heights Model, Ph. For information caU Jack
TE 8-3911. For homes In
Brown, 422-8631 Orlando, or
Crystal Lake Park and Sur
877-6071 Tampa.
rounding Territory Watch
D U P L E X , 2-BR., terra m o
for New Model Opening.
floors. Would consider loti
LMN Enterprises, Inc.
on deal. L. C. Clark Sr., 702
Harold C. Logan, Prea,
Lake Mary Blvd.
p hone TE 8-3911
Mr. Leatherbury
15. llusinces O pportunity
or Mr. Ferguson
STORE FOR RENT. 214 San
ford Ave., FA 2-0221.
5 ACRES VEGETABLE
FARM
16. Female Help Wanted
s s s s s s s a s s e e a s
Irrigated with 4*’ Artesian
REGISTERED NURSE
well, Barn, Tool house, 2
or
$ BEDROOM CB House, kit
Bedroom frame home In
Licensed Practical Nurse
chen equipped, near Winnperfect condition. Near Lake Position now open In New
Dixie. CaU FA 2-5508.
Jessup, $13,500. TERMS. AL
Nursing 4
Convalescent
Center. Good salary, meals
12. Reel Estate For Sale STOLTE, Fern Park, Ph.
838-5059.
while on duty. Select quar
FHA - VA HOMES LOCH-ARBOR—By Owner, 3 ters avaUable.
DeBary Manor
3, 9, 4 4 BEDROOMS
BR., 3 baths, large atone
Rt. 17-02, DeBary, Fla.
1, 1V4, 4 2 BATHS
fireplace In wood-paneUed
DOWN PAYMENTS FROM
Uvlng room, Fla. Rm., uti—WOMEN—
Uty room, large rooma, Earn Extra money with Na
$100
open-beam ceilings through
tional Company in your
Low Monthly Payments
o u t Owner being transfer spare time. For further In
For Complete Information
red. 3465 Country Club Rd.
formation write Box 58,
See Or CaU Your
Call 322 9262.
Sanford Herald.
FHA - VA
BY OWNER, 9 bedroom,
SALES BROKER
WANTED. Advanced H a i r
bath home. One bedroom
Stylist. Eva • Bess Beauty
h a i separate entrance, can
Shop. 121 N. Oak.
be rented for income. W1U
trade for amaUer place. 17. Male Help Waaled
322-2420
6565 Park Dr.
Shown by appointm ent CaU BOY, 14 yrs. o r older for
B-BB. By owner. 109 N. SunFA 2-9048.
morning newspaper route In
land Dr., 8(island Estate*.
Country Club Manor. Apply,
PA 2-1188.
St. Johns Realty
206 N. Park Ave., Sanford.
THE
TIME
TESTED
FIRM
GREENBRIAR
Choice lots sTsilsble in 116 N. Park Ave. FA 24123 WELDEIt: Apply HoUoway
Concrete, Sanford.
Ureenbrisr of Loch Arbor 4 BR, 2 baths, centraUy heat
overlooking golf courso.
ed 4 alr-cood. Fenced back LABORERS needed. Apply In
Cuatom building to your
peraon. No phone callt
yd. Water softener 4 land
(pacifications.
Greenbrier
please. HoUoway Concrete,
scaped. FA 2-0811.
developed by
McCracken Rd., Sanford.
XINGSWOOD
18. Htlp Wanted
BUILDER8, INC.
202 Fairmont Dr.
Property Management SOMEONE in their home, to
FA 2-8074
A Sales Broker
take phone calls for a small
buslneii. Write Box 58, San
3 BEDROOM, t bath. Kitford
Herald.
chan equipped. Owner be
Offers for your selection
ing transferred. Must aeU.
Colored Motor Route Carrier
theee Beautiful 2, 8, 4 4
FA 2-2840.
for afternoon paper route.
Bedroom
Must have References and
TO SETTLE ESTATE
dependable car. Writ* Cir
F u rs, or unfurn. S Bedroom,
culation Dept. P. O. Box
1 story Northers style home,
1657, Sanfond.
oa largo lot. I eer Garage.
Quiet settled neighborhood.
19. Situatlona Wanted
$11,400.
9. For Sak or Rent
Stenstrom Realty
V A -FH A
Jim H unt Realty
Government
Owned Homes
Seminole Realty
1881 8. Perk Ave.
FA 34232 sayttaa
VACANT 5-Room bouse on
large lot, newly painted in
side and out, oa S. Sanford
A re. $3,800 Cash. 680-4801
Enterprise.
OWNER transferred. 8 BR..
kit. equipped, icreen patio,
fenced yard. Recently paint
ed. $100 down, $74 per mo.
$22-3205.
Priced From $6,750
Down Paym ents
As Low As $100
Monthly Paym ents
From $43.50
Te make the heat borne
buy, see the
VA - FHA
Appointed
Property
M anagem ent &
Sales Broker
CLEANING
Offices, new 4 refill homes.
Work guaranteed. Bu-AK
Cleaning. FA 3-053L
DAYS work, ironing, etc. Ph.
FA 2-6109, after 5 p.m.
BLOCK 4
BRICK Work,
large or amaU Jobs. 323-0746.
Child Care
FA 8-V74.
21. Baauty
Jim Hunt Realty
Seminole Realty
FRONT END
WAREHOUSE
TRY THIS ON FOR SIZE
ALIGNMENT
Approx. 7200 aq. ft. floor Modem 9 BR—2 Bath Home
THIS WEEK ONLY
apace with Railroad rightwith Elec, kit., attractive
14.44
of-way, on 8-acres land with
yard, not In a development,
pared frontage.
no traffic, near schools. Complete setting of Camber,
Caster and Tow-ln.
$17,000, TERMS
Beat of aU, only $9,500 with
$800 total down and $76 a FIRESTONE STORES
BEST BUY
month.
Cor. 1st 4 French
3 BR, 3 Bath Home, lerfe Uvlog rm , wall-to-wall carpet
NEED A PICTURE?
ing, Elec, beat In each
CaU BiU Vincent a t
The Sanford Herald
room. Kit. equtpt. Double
INVESTMENT 1 REALTY
carport, on large fenced lot. US X. Park
322-9173 1. U. Portraits, Com uiem al,
$11,250. TermsI
Parties 4 Gatherings,
SmaU or Large
8 ACRES orange grove, plus
ROSA L PAYTON $ Bedroom bouse on UpFAST SERVICE
Reg. Real Estata Broker
Nignt FA 2-09V
sale Road. For particulars
FA 2-1301 17-93 a t Hiawatha
Day FA 3-3611
call 357-3292, Eustls, Fla.
.'i| i w r r j
L kV
,
f- 2 !
-------------- ------"R’a ntoe to know I’ve got at laatt ONE friend left!"
27. Special Servi
34. Articl— For Sole
INCOME TAX
PREPARATION
1306 Douglas — 822-7198
TAKE OVER PAYMENTS USED FREEZER, completely
9 Cu. ft. Chest Type F rw ter.
rccond., 90 day warranty.
New guarantee. $8 month.
510 Sanford Ave. FA 2-7658.
FIRESTONE STORES
AUTOMATIC ZIG ZAGGER
Cor. l i t 4 French
Singer, drop-ln bobbin, like
new, does decorative de
For your Children: Compton's
signs, makes buttonholes,
America's highest quality
sewi on buttooa. Bal. $81,
encyclopedia. Half p r i c e .
assume pymt*. of $10
Trade in. FA 2-7454 after 4
monthly. Buy locally and be
p.m
served locally. 104 S. Park,
30,000 B.T.U. auto, gai space
322-9411.
healer. Ex. rood. $15. Ph.
323-0417.
35. ArtleUn Wanted
Jan. Spec. Seafarer dunga WANTED I Citrus fruit. Large
o r small amounts. Bonded
ree*. $2.55 pr. Army-Navy
Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans
Surplus, Sanford.
field, FA 2-4244.
READY MIX Concrete, win
dow all!*, lintels, steps, 36. Automobiles - Truck#
blocks, sand, cement, rock, 1961 Dodge Pickup. Good cond.
pipe, steel, grease traps,
$800. See a t Sanfonl New
dry wells, stepping atones.
Sewer Plant.
Miracle Concrete Co.
BUYING A NEW *r
809 Elm Ave.
FA 2-5751
USED CART
TAKE OVER PAYMENTS
FINANCE IT WITH UB
1963 Philco Console 23" TV
♦ Low Interest Bates
Like oew. Original price
♦ Low Monthly Payments
$259.95. Unpaid b a l a n c e
FLORIDA STATE BANK
$154. Term* to fit your poc1959 Renault. 1992 44-Ton Ford
ketbook.
Pickup, with split rims.
FIRESTONE STORES
Both in good cond. Phone
Cor. 1st 4 French
FA 2-9126.
FIREPLACE WOOD
'57 Cadillac. White, alr-cond.
Oak and Pine
power steering, Good cond.
Robert Morris, 323-0355
$175.
C arpet Special! 1960 Toyopet, Good shape.
$425, assume pymts. Smith's
LIMITED TIME ! ! !
Mac haa THROWN AWAY the Amoco, 3790 Orlando Dr.,
FA 2-7434.
Percentage Book.
Buy your Carpet or Rugs at '50 Chevrolet, V-8, stick shift.
Dealer COST plus $1 per
Good cond. )395. FA 2-2381.
yard.
ALL FIRST QUALITY 1958 Mercury 4-dr. Sta. Wa
gon, $525. Reel's Paint 4
TOP HATED MILLS
Body Shop, Sanford Ave.
Call us for a showing of these
fine Carpets in your home. *53 Chevrolet, 4-dr., good mo
Nylon, Acrilan, All Wool,
tor, rough body. First $50
etc. Hundreds to choose
drives It away, FA 2-1647,
from. TERMSI Up to two
'50 Dodge U-ton pickup. Pb.
years to Pay!
Carpets A la Carte 322-9392.
SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC
Would like responsible party
to take up payments of $10
monthly on 1963 Slant-OMalic Automatic Zlg Zag
W recker Service
Sewing Machine in Console.
$5.00
Balance $161. Service Dis
Anywhere in City Limits
count Co. 241-9587 or 422-0932
Reel's Paint k Body Shop Orlando, caU collect.
Complete Wreck RebuUdlng
loth St. 4 Sanford Ave.
FOR S A L E - FiU dirt, clay,
Day FA 2-7719—Nile FA 2 0586
shell, peat and topaoil. Ellis
Lloyd, FA 2-257C.
Travel GREYHOUND. CaU
FA 2-1421 or 9993 and we GUNS. New 4 Used. Large
wlU have our TAXI pick
selection. Will trade, Also
you up. Homer Little, Grey repair. Tackle sold & re
hound Bus Station.
1109 E. Colonial Dr.
paired. Osteen Bridge Fish
Orlando, Fla.
Camp
4
Gun
Shop.
TIANO SVC. 4 TUNING
241-6194 Collect or
Rebuilding • Retelling
CITRUS 4 CABBAGE BAGS
Leroy C. MacTavisit, Owner
FREE ESTIMATES
CITRUS BAGS, ALL SIZES,
FA 2 5545 after 6 p.m.
GENE CUMBAA
CABBAGE BAGS 47 4 48 IN.
322-2661 — Call PM Only
IN STOCK
F in a n c ia l d i f f i c u l t i e s
LADDERS. PICKING BAGS
Caused Family to Turn in
HEATING
'64 model Swing Needle
ASK FOB OUR PRICE LISTS
SERVICING - TESTING
Dial-0--Malic, Makes fancy
A. M. PREVATT,
Lewis Sales 4 Service
749-2115
SEVILLE, FLA.
stitches, makes Buttonholes,
2817 C. C. Road
FA 2-7928
Sews on buttons, Mono
CLEARANCE SALE on Used
grams, Embroiders, Etc.
WEI.lA GRILLED, PUMPS,
TV’s. From 29.95 up.
Responsible person Assume
SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
TOWN 4 COUNTRY TV
remaining 4 pynits. of $7.60
AU Types and Slxci
FA 2-5362
Ph. Credit Mgr. FA 2BC27.
We Repair and Service
8 T I N E
TAKE OVER PAYMENTS
Machinery and Supply Co.
‘Miss America" PhUco Auto.
307 W. 2nd St.
FA 2-6432 Washer, f cycle, 3 Speed.
A-l Good, only $111 balance.
Tractor mowing 4 Grading.
Terms to fit your budget.
CaU FA 2-7621.
FIRESTONE STORES
Cor. i d 4 French
For FAST TAXI Service call
Homer Little at Greyhound
Bus Station. FA 3-1421 or CARPETS clean easier with
the Blue Lustre Elec. Sham9993.
pooer only $1 per day. Car
roll's Furniture.
Washing Machine Sales
4 Service
Kay Rhythm guitar. New
Free Estimate on Repairs
cond. Adjust, rod 4 neck.
322-7363
3640 Hiawatha
$30. FA 2-8381.
“ Repair Most Anything'*
1 Underwood Olivetti Port.
BOYD'S CABINET SHOP
Typewriter. Pica t y p e .
307 Elm
FA 2 2816 Demonstrator. List (99.50,
Special $50. Powell's Office
Piano Tuning and Repair
W L. Harm— — FA 2-4881 Supply. FA 2-5842.
Harriett's Beauty Nook
Eve Appt'a. 3 Sr. Beauticians 29. Autom obllo Service
105 So. Oak
FA 2-5742
PERMANENT SPECIAL!
UVE IN FRIENDLY
20% Off Begular Prices
LOCH ARBOR
Ace Beauty Saloa, Mayfair
I BR, 2 Bath Home with large
Office FA 8-8118
Hotel CaU for ave. appt.
living room 4 Family room,
Night FA 94841
322 8525.
Good planting* 4 law s with
188-0780
wtU 4 sprinkler system. ■84 Fork Dr. in fe r s . Flo PERMANENT Wave Special
$14,750. Attractive Terms I
Trade or lease. Winter Park: Present this ad for a Mother
and Daughter permanent
8 BR. k i t equipped, air
wave. Mother pays regular
rood. 414% ratg. $81 mo.,
1101 Park Avenue
lncl. taxes, Insurance. Own price — Daughter's permanneat
FA >4212 anytime
e r transferred. MI 4-8321 or
t t Price
LOTS
Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop
A few choice Iota left In May- Large 8 BR, 1 Beth home In
318 Palmetto Ave.
fair and Loch Anwr sec
Mayfair section. H at dining
Phone 322-0634
tions.
room 4 large Fla. room
with entrance from kitchen. 24. E lactrlca] B arrie—
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
Separate
3-car garage. Only YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC.
Realtor
$12,500 cash, or with FHA
Contr'cting 4 Repairs
Raymond Lundquiat, Asae.
financing available for those
4 Cootrols
FA 2-Slil Atlantic Bank Bldg.
who can qualify. CaU Cliff
114 Sunset
FA 24802
Ablea or Art Day at Stamp
LAKE LIVING SITES
e
r
Agency,
1919
b.
French
10 Minutes Sanford, 10 min
25. Plumbing Aanrfc—
Ave., FA 2-4991 for your
utes Orlando—2 minutes to
PLUMBING
Preview.
Interstate t—H Acre with
Contracting
Repairs
huge oaks, sand lake spring
3 BR House wltn acreages—
FREE ESTIMATES
fad-11885 Full Price, $90
located 1 miles north St.
R. L. HARVEY
per mooth. No down. CaU
Johns River on 17-92 Hlway. 204 Sanford Ave.
FA 2-3363
owner, Harry Block, Or
CaU $57-3292 Eustls for de
lando, GA $-$415.
27. Special Barrie—
tails.
SO U TH W A R D
• NttrMVIs
34. Articles For Snte
Jan. 21, 1964 — Page 9 31. Articles For Sale
4 See* Covers
AUTO GLASS &
SEAT COVER CO.
904 W. 2nd St. FA 24012
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
AUTO GLASS
INSTALLED
Senkarik Gians and Paint
Company
210 Magnolia
Ph. FA 2-468
SI A. Pnta
POODLE, AKC ref. Choco
late. $75. 868-5714.
82. Klowern - Shrub#
BLOOMING Rose* on Chero
kee stock. All other klndi
cf Nursery ehrubbery and
trees.
Uray Shadow* Nursery
0 Ml. 8. on Sanford Ave.
.18. Furniture
F ills K E S T T M A T K
Upholstering 4 Mattress ren
ovating. New 4 Used Furni
ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg.
Co. at 709 Celery Ave.
FA 2-2117.
Sell Ua Your Furniture.
Quick Service With the
Cash. SUPER TRADING
POST. FA 3-0677.
Used furniture, appUanres,
tools, etc. Bought - bold.
Larry'* Mart 215 Sanford
Ave. Pb. FA 2-4182.
WANTED reliable couple (0
take up monthly payments
of $18.56 — 8 complete
rooma of furniture. Call
TK I -till, Casselberry, cel1 led .
Repossessed BR suile w. bed
ding—Uke n e w .........$119.00
Repos*, r pc. Living Rm
suite ......................
79.10
Repose. Salem maple hunks
.................................... 60.50
5-Pc. Early Amer. Living Rm.
Suite, like brand new Coat
$299 .......................... 159.50
llide-A-Bed ................
99.50
Queen Sire Hollywood Bed, w.
Headboard ...............
49.50
2 Twin Site Hollywood Beda,
like new, ea. . . . . . .
39.50
1 Full Site Hollywood Bed,
.................................
29.50
1 Set Wrought Irou Bunks
28.50
2 48" Hollywood Beds, Ilka
new ea. ____
39.50
2 30" Hollywood Beds, ea.
....................................
19.50
1 Full site Bookcase Headboard, Blonde .........
15.00
1 Twin size Bookcase Headboard, Blonde ...
15.00
2 Twin Site Hollywood Beds,
ea. ..........
19.50
2 Twin Site Box Springs, ea.
..................................
10.00
1 Full Site Box Spring, 10.00
1 48" Innterspring m attress
...................................... 15.00
1 Keposs. 5 Pc. Dinette, like
new ..........................
39.50
OTHER TRADE-IN ITEMS
NOT LISTED
ECIIOLS BEDDING CO
119 So. Magnolia
1IOM Pdf
We will bur the lot you se
lect end build the
you went. On* complete
transaction. Payment from
nothing down 4 minimum
monthly, FHA, VA, or
Bank Financing.
LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc.
Phone 888-3911
Mr. Loslherbury or
Mr. Ferguson
another exclusive
11
EXTRA
ff
from
your Rambler
Dealer
Danny Kaye
RECORD A L B U M
With
The Clinger Sisters
The Earl Brown Singers
Paul Weston & Orchestra
•
•
•
10 Hit Songs!
T h a t Great Come and Get It Day," "Ceat SI Bon,"
“I Get So Lonely," Cul Cul Bella," "Down By Th#
Riverside," "Hampert Street Parade," "Ballin' th#
Jack," T v * Got A Lovely Bunch Of Coconuts," T h a
Story Of Alice," and "Turn Around."
B IL L H E M P H IL L M O T O R S
soys —
"We’ll Rive this newly • recorded hi-fi
nlhum FREE to the first 50 people
who take a Dtncoverjr Drive in a new
1964 Rambler. Thin Is a limited edition
. . . no hurryl
'34 Super Bulck, good condi
tion. Phone TE 8-4186.
87. Bonin • M otors
Gateway To The Waterway
Robson Sporting Goods
Your EVINRUDE Dealer
304-6-8 E. lit. Ph. FA 2-5961
9
39. Trnilern • Cnbnnnn
1962, 51x10 Ft., 2 BR. trailer.
$700 equity, assume pay
ments. Must see to appre
ciate. 5515 Orlando Dr. Ph.
322 9107.
k \V | B U I C K
M K f e M ia U J
^amamamamo^j
64 TRADE•INS
SELEC T FR O M O V E R 40
C LEA N , L IK E -N E W
CARS
1962 Ford Fairlane 500
1963 Thunderbird
Hardtop; fully powe.™,
air conditioned, beautiful
hurgandy with blark in
terior, cleaner than new.
Factory warranty.
Fordor sedan; V-8 engine,
automatic transmission, ra
dio 4k heater, while with
blue Interior.
1961 Ford Country Sedan
6 Passenger; economical 8
ryl. engine, automatic trans
mission, ihis er steering, ra-l
dio ft healer, padded dash ft
visor, white with balga in
terior, like new.
1545
1295
1695
1961 Ford Fairlane 500
Fordor sedan; 8 cylinder en
gine, automatic tranemlaa Ion, radio ft heater, green
with turquoise interior.
1961 Mercury Comet
Four Door Sedan; 6 cylinder
engine, automatic transmis
sion, radio ft heater, blue
finish.
1
1295
1961 Metro 2 Door
Hardtop; like new through
out. low ml'cage, green and
whit# finish.
995
TltY OUR BANK RATE FINANCE PLAN! |
1960 Dodge Seneca
1960 Ford Galaxie
Sedan; V-8 engine,
tic transmission, releater, mlr conditioned.
I I U H
1 1 ^ V
Two door sedan; V-8
glue, automatic transmis
sion, rsdlo ft heater, brown
and tan finish, like new.
1960 Ford Galaxie
Tudor sedan; V-8 engine,
automatic transmission, ra
dio ft healer, blue with
while top. A very clean car.
995
1959 Plymouth Fury
1195
Two door; V-B engine, auto
matic Uaaamlaalon, radio ft
heater, power steering, pow.
er brakes, light blue finish.
995
TOP VALUE STAMPS GIVEN WITH
EVERY CAR AND TRUCK SOLDI
I;I s
Strickland Morrison, Inc.
308 E. F irst St.
Sanford
l a = w — „ ---------
Ph. FA 2-1481
g
p“ k “
-JE?P*owoenUDwo.ni
I
�•— e
. Things to Shop for - Here at Home!
Mrs. Catherine Ray, shown a t tho entrance
Atlantic National Bank Bays, “At our Bank we think your trust in us is
our most Important asset. We’re mighty proud to hoar so many folks
say ‘I t’s a pleasure to bank a t the A tlantic.'"
G reat American knits, tailored by Glengarry, of 100% DuPont Orion,
low dyed, machine or hand washable. A fabric for those allergic to wool.
This 3-pc. Travel knit suit, only 835.95. Shown modeling is Mrs. Connie
Moyer, associated with M ary-Esther's.
(Adv.)
Ralph Lossing, shown with the famous brand shoes now on "Last Cull
Sale" at Ivey’s Shoe Store. Women’s, girls’, and children’s shoos ut huge
savings.
(Adv.)
Watch this Page
each Tuesday
for the newest styles,
finest merchandise and
services - available to
you now - and shown in
PICTURES!
Depicted above is Marion Conwajr, ahowlng 13.8 cu. ft. Frostless, Refri
gerator-Freezer combination, In tha new Coppertone finish. This is ono
of Seara outstanding snle values a t 8289.88, delivered and installed. No
down payment, and only S 12.00 per mo.
(Adv.)
Pictured atmve, Mrs. Merrill Foster, Buyer & Sales Representative of
Ladies Ready to Wonr, for Cowans, is showing Mrs. Connio Nnsh a bcigo
wool Minx Modes dress, with black velvet trim. One of tho many out
standing buys in their dress specials.
(Adv.)
Mr. Merchantl
If you would like to
tell your story in pictures,
call
iiiralii
Advertising Department
FA 2-5612
or
This boautiful 8 piece Danish Modern Walnut Dining Room suite by the
Hoover Chair Co. being shown by Fred Wilson, can be seen at Wilson*
WiUr Furniture C o, la c , at 311 E. First S t , where you get Top Value
Stamp* on all purchase*, liberal trade allowances, easy terms if desired.
(Adv.)
Mrs. Siler, Sales Representative of J. C. Penney. Co. i* showing beautiful
GA 4-8824
ladies slack sets of Acetate L Cotton. Ou sale for $4.99 set. (Other sets
available from $5.95 to $8.95).
(Adv.)
�Volusia Board Endorses Seminole A s University Site
Resolution To
Be Handed To
Control Group
By Julian Stenstrora
It's getting close to "pins
nnd needles" time again with
By Fred Van Pelt
the State Board of Control
alatrd to meet Friday in Or* j Volusia County Commis
Undo.
sioners, directly, and Presi
• • •
dent Johnson, indirectly, join
Some local leaders believe ed forces Tuesday to give a
a decision will be made, double boost toward selection
others say there won't. Who
of a Seminole County site for
knows for sure?
the proposed East Central
• • •
Willi Tom Willey and the Florida university for under
Martin Company of Orlando graduate students.
jumping Into the picture,
Volusia Commissioners went
Orange County's commission on record Tuesday as favor
ers may be split wide open
and unable to agree unani ing the location of the school
mously on any sites to pre in Seminole County. The ap
sent to the Board of Control. proved resolution — rea«oning
It is now apparent they rea that with Hie school In this
lize Bluestonc and Deseret county it will henrlit students
and engineers in all of East
arc out of the picture.
« • •
Central
Florida,
Including
Meanwhile, Seminole's com Martin Company personnel
missioners arc unanimously and Volusia engineers and
agreed on this county's pack scientists—has been present
age which includes Ada, Econ ed to Janies P. Avery Jr.,
(expanded), Tuskawilla and— Seminole County Commission
if the Board of Control is In chairman, for delivery to the
terested in its being submit Board of Control at its Fri
day meeting in Orlando.
ted—tlte Lund site.
(The Marlin Company this
• • •
Sen. Bernard Parrish of morning made a presentation
Brevard invited Sen. Mack of an additional proposed site
Cleveland to inspect the Ada- in Orange County, near its
inucci site in Orange County.1plant and near the Bluestonc
Cleveland thanked Parrish site.)
• • •
for the invitation. But he also
Dr.
J.
Broward
Culpepper,
advised him that Seminole
had what was considered by executive director of the State
this county’s leaders to be Board of Control, at its Dec.
the best possible sites for the 23 meeting at the Mayfair
Inn here, extolled the merits
university.
of
th e
Econlockhatchee
• • •
(Econ) site. Among other
We agree that Orange
things, he pointed out there
County and Orlando would
is no drainage or flood pro
provide more students at the teins on the site cast of State
university than any other
Road 13. However, he said
area. This projection has that with heavy rains the
been carried to 1970. However, river does run over its banks
who's to say that by 1975 or
to tome extent west of Sit 13.
1980 the Daytona Ueacli area
Sen. Spessard Holland to
would not provide more stu
day telegraphed The Herald
dents? That leaves one con
that President Johnson, in his
clusion: tlie university must budget message to Congress
be geographically located so Tuesday, requested among
as to not exclude any students
ether items a 930,MO approfrom the overall east Cwrtral
prUttM Mr Matter Mode I w
Florida sector.
the
U. I.
Corps ff
• • •
4
gtasen to lm hrm tte -Bess
Going through the p t f t o * ■law.
J*
serving line at (he Booster
(That part of the river un
Club's meeting at Seminole der study by the Army Engi
High Monday night. Coach neers is between SR 419, east
Jim Plgott looked over some of Oviedo, and Puzzle Lake.)
IS or 2U meat dishes and re
marked, "These decisions are
Army Engineers at Jack
killing me."
sonville this morning told The
Herald by 'phone that they
And speaking of decisions, have been studying the river
three major ones have been for improvements for the last
made, Jim Avery, Gen. J. C. year and this appropriation,
Hutchison and John Fitzpat if approved, will finance fur
rick have decided not to seek ther study. Eventually, they
re-election to the Board of said, the river will be Im
County Commissioners. That proved through straightening
will leave John Alexander and for the purpose of increasing
Lee Gary, brand new commis drainage front the Orange
sioners as of 1963. the only County area, prevent flooding
holdovers on the board. What and, to some extent, beautify
an Interesting situation this is the waterway.
going to create!
Board of Control members
• • •
Wayne McCall and John
Thursday n i g h t Sanford Pace, at the Jan. to meeting
Shrine Club nobles and their in Tallahassee, voted for the
ladies will inert at the May- Econ aite as a compromise
fair Inn. Harold Kastner, re when the entire board split 3 3
cently elected Illustrious Po over Lake Ada. adjacent to
tentate of Bahia Temple, will •Sanford, and Bluestonc, 12
miles south of Urlando.
i install ofijeers..
• • •
• • •
A clock watcher, Mrs. G. F.
Daily newspapers at Ocala,
' McDaniel of Sunland, says Daytona Beach, DcLand, KIs
the metropolitan phone sys sinunee and othera a n d
tem will he a step toward WESII-TV, Orlando, have cdlgrowing up. "If (lie county- lorially indorsed Seminole
wide phone system is approv County, especially the Lake
ed," she declared, "we ought Ada site, for the university.
to establish a metropolitan • Board of Control will tour
bus system." In her opinion | Orange County sites Thurs
that will really go a long way j day morning and Seminole
t o w a r d uniting Seminole County sites Thursday alternoon.
County.
If Seminole lands the uni
The member* will meet at
versily a metro transportation 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Oviedo
City llal! for a briefing by lo
system will be a must.
• ••
cal university site committee
Despite all of Seminole's leaders. Airplanes will be on
growth and development, the hand at Duda airstrip should
leading economical factor in the Board members desire an
this county
is agribusiness aerial view of (lie Seminole
with an annual
turnover of (lies.
some S50 million. How do you
Three Seminole sites are in
like the flavor of that lettuce? the running—Lake Ada, Econ
• ••
and the Tuskawilla, the latter
The next time you're on In to be presented formally at
terstate 4, or any other inter the Board's session at 10 a.m.
state highway in Florida, we Friday at the Cherry Plaza
remind you that the minimum Hotel, Orlando.
speed limit is 40 miles per
Seminole leaden are united
hour. That’s a new Florida in their wish that the Board
law.
will make a selection Friday
I
• • •
(or recommendation to the
The Women'* auxiliary of State Cabinet, sitting a t the
the Ginderville Fire Depart Board of Education, for final
ment is going to raise some approval.
more funds (o help equip the
volunteer group which has
been doing sucb a line job. Purse Stolen
Theft of her purse, contain
They’re going to start by
sponaoring a fish fry from S to ing $37, from her parked car
• p.m., Jan. 31. It'a to be held w*j reported by Mrs. Gcno
at th< Farm er'* Auction Mar- Gulco, Mayfair Inn, to police
Monday night.
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Candidates
• • •
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For Commission
For Collector
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Zip Code 32771
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WEATHER: Partly cloudy and mild today and Thursday; hi>;h today In 7t'>: low tnniyht in 5h>*.
VOL. 56
United Press Lewed Wire
Established 1908
WED.. JANUARY 22, 1964
SANFORD, FLORIDA
R . R. W R IG H T JIL
Tossing his hat in the poll- > Roy It. Wright Jr., a resi
tical ring for the first time, dent of Sanford for the past
Lincoln Ford Cavanaugh, of 39 years, ha* announced he
will qualify for the May pri
Forest City, today announced
mary to seek the office of
his candidacy for County ] tax collector of Seminole
Commissioner for District 3, ‘ County,
scat being vacated by James
Wright is head of the book
P. Avery Jr.
keeping and proof department
In announcing his candi of Sanford Atlantic National
dacy, Cavanaugh said: "I'm , Bank, where he lias been em
not mad at anyone! I'm not j ployed for the 2o years. Dur
running against anyone—but ing this time hr has worked
only for the District 3 Coun In every department of the
ty Commission seat."
hank, serving as bookkeeper,
Cavanaugh. 36. said that he teller, loan and discount de
"was born and reared up in partment and
installment
a humble fisherman's shanty loan department.
by the seashore in Northwest
• • •
Florida near Panama City."
In addition to hi* practical
He attended high school at service, ha hat taken, through
Forest Lake Academy and the American Banking Insti
ha* lived in Seminole County tute, special courses in hank
for more than 20 years. He ing fundamentals, negotiable
is a Navy veteran of World instruments, hank administra
War II. He attended Southern tion, analysis of finanrial
Missionary College, College- statement* and commercial
dale. Tcnn., for two years, law.
Orlando Junior College one
In announcing his Inten
year and Stetson University
tions, Wright stated, “I be
for one year.
lieve that my experience and
• • •
For 10 years Cavanaugh knowledge of banking quali
was self employed as a fies me for the job of han
plumbing contractor and cur dling the great financial du
rently holds a No. 1 master ties ami detail* of tiro office w
iv a
...
plumber's license at Orlando. of tax collector. If elected, I
I*wr
last H tB -yrr* b* has *h-"1 ti e ny nltil** - t< i t
been J pharmaceutical sales serve the people (uf the en
man, oiling on doctors, drug tire county.”
gists and hospitals.
Born in Korn*, Go., April
"1 love Seminole County and 22. 1917, \\light came here Equal Time
SHEBOYGAN, Wl». (UP1)
long to sec it thrive and pros at an early age. He attended
per," -aid C a v a n a u g h . local whoolt and was grad —Methodist M i n i s t e r T.
“ Though I come from the tail uated from Seminole High Parry Junes, whose Sunday
end i)l the county, I am School with the class of 193)1, s e r m o n was accident idly
strongly opposed to sectional of which he was president. He piped into a Human Catholic
ism. I want to sec Sanford attended tho University of church, ha* offered "equal
flourish as a rose by the Florida and was a member time” to the Catholic priest.
river just a* much as Forest of Phi Delta Theta social fra
City und the other municipal
Relay Working1
ternity.
ities within District 3."
• • *
CAPE KENNEDY (UP1)
The candidate said he has
Hu is a combat veterun of —America's newest "space
"no intentions of trying to World Wur II, having served switchboard” satellite today
pave the county with political ah»ard the USS Bristol, a
relayed voice nnd technical
promises that cannot lie de U.S. Navy destroyer, from
test*
to Germany and was de
livered. I do not know the lit 12-45.
scribed as "Working beautiful
answers to all the problems
Wright is a member of ly.”
confronting Seminole County
First Presbyterian Church,
but, if elected, with the help
American Legion and various Thanks
of a large number of civic
Masonic Bodies of Sanford.
D A L L A S (UPI) — The
minded citizens working to
gether, we'll arrive at some As a Mason and a shrlner, widow of the policu officer
satisfactory solutions. I am ho lias served as master of killed in the hunt for Presi
a* pleased as punch the wav Sanford Lodge No. 02, is > dent Kennedy's a s s a s s i n
the entire county is united past district deputy grand (hanked the natien Tuesday
on the university site proposal. master and is presently grand for more than $600,000 and
For once we are all in step !scribe of the Grand Chapter, said she would try to use tho
and singing the same tunc, j Royal Arch Muanns of Flori money "as God intended.”
Certainly there is great joy j da.
He own* his home at 1101 Cigarette Ads
in working together on worth
Palmetto Avenue, where he
while projects."
SARASOTA (UPI) — The
• • •
reside* with his wife, the for
Cavanaugh said that Semi mer Bertie Hughes, and Iris lioard of directors of the Na
tional Association of Broad
nole represents a $190 million 12-year-old son, Roy 111.
casters will meet here Jan.
corporation and the stock
20-31 and one of the topica
holders — the rilizcn*—should
expected lo be discussed it
exercise great care in select
advertising practice* relating
ing a "board of directors."
to cigarette smoking.
He advocates an adequate
facility for the aged and sen
Capt. James O. Mayo, I
ior citizens in distress; a c o m in a n d « r of Suuford's Judge Takes Over
picnic area on Lake Monroe Heavy Attack Wing One, to-1 CHATTANOOGA, T e n n .
for use of all Central Florida, night will address members ( 111*1)—Federal Judge Frank
supported by the State Hoad of the American Ordinance t \\ llson, frustrated by delay,
Department, and a "shop Association at a dinner-meet took over the questioning of
Seminole County habit."
ing in tiic Mayfair Inn at 0:30 jurors toduy for the trial of
Hu concluded by saying. p.m.
Teamsters President James
"Here's hoping that during
Captain Ma>o will discuss K. Huff* on jury tampering
(lie forthcoming campaign we
Hie role and responsibilities charge.
all fiave a barrel of fun get
of
his command in Atlantic
ting to know each other lietFleet operations in a 30-min No ‘Bonanza*
ter."
ute speech illustrated with
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) —
color slides.
Artora Iairen Green, Den
I’rior to Uie meeting. AOA Blocker end Michael laindon
members and guests will tour of television's " H o n a n s n "
the Sanford Naval Air Station, series will refuse to make ■
inspect the new HA-3C attack- scheduled appearance in JackSeventy-five airmen plus reconnaissance aircraft and
civilian employes of the 1381st watch simulated carrier land son. Ml**., next month If the
Geodetic Survey Squadron. ing prartiee by Heavy Attack audience la segregated, the
performers declared Tuesday.
Orlando AFB, will stage their Wing One aircraft.
second annual shad derby
First Step
Thursday at Jim Crowe's fish
GALVESTON, Tex. (UPI)
ing camp on the St. John* B ig Date
MADISON, Wii. (U ri) — —Dr. Martin L. Towlur aald
River, Highway 46 east.
The military will compete Site may have cost him som e today his first atep in an ex
for prizes fur the largest roe, grade points, but a University haustive, court-ordered men
the largest buck and the most of Wisconsin freshman, J a c k tal examination of self-ap
fish per boat. Civilians will Olson, is still leaking furwuid pointed executioner J a c k
receive participating certifi to hit data tonight with, Lucy Ruby will be "a physical axcates. This rare is confined to B a in e s Johnson, daughter of amlnaticn of the man's ner
military and civilian person the President of tb« United vous system—an exhaustive
States,
neurological examination."
nel of the 1381st squadron.
BRIEFS
Copt. Mayo To
Address Group
Group To Hold
Shad Derby
NO. 109
Farmers Now
Can File For
Gas Tax Refund
Both Spenders,
Economizers
Hail Budget
WASHINGTON (LTD —
President Johnson's newly un
veiled $97.9 billion budget,
like a good morality play,
hsd rnoush of everything to
day to please many economiz
ers as well as spender* in
Congress.
Reaction from Capitol Hill,
still coming in, allowed a
strong trend among fiscal con
servatives to cite proposed
spending reductions a* justi
fication for them to support
a tax cut this year.
Among liberals, there was
Joy over Johnson's promise of
s massive attack on pockets
of poverty and his endorse
ment of almost all of the late
President John F. Kennedy's
urban spending progras.
Not all comment* were lau
datory. by any means. There
was some sniping by Republi
cans, and several Democratic
budget watchers noted that
the budget assured continued
deficit spending.
Whetlier Johnson will Ire
able to realize the spending
and revenue gouls he outlined
actually won't be known fur
many months. Congress will
not finish appropriating all
the funds until lute summer
at best. By that time, tire big
gest tax cut in history— $ n .t
billion— is virtually certain
lo Ire law.
'
It is now time for Seminola
County farmers who are hold
ers of valid refund permit*
to file for a refund of stats
gasoline tax. The amount that
can be refunded is four cents
per gallon and the application
should tie filed before Jan.
31.
The Is*! »r>»»inn of Hi*
legislature
made
several
changes in the gas tax re
fund law. Major changes now
in effect arc.
ft) Elimination of the book
containing blank motor fuel
lax refund Invoices. The pur
chaser will he required to re
STATE OFFICIALS, inrliulinyr Contmltmioncr of Agriculture Doyle Conner,
tain (he sales Invoice furnish
will join with Seminole and Sanford officials Tlmrmlay morning at the
ed by the seller and attach
dedication of the pesticide residue testing laboratory a t State Farmer*
to his appllcaUon for refund.
Market. Sun. Mark Cleveland will ho the master of eerentonie.s. Thin is tho
(2) The refund permit will
only permanent laboratory* of it« kind outside of Tnllnhnssee designed to
he valid continuously from
protect the consumer and the producer of foodstuffs. Pictured at hi* tent
year to year a* long as refund
tubes in the new laboratory in Chemist Wade Sltealy.
(Herald Photo)
claim* aro filed yearly.
(3) Permit holders and
sellers shsll keep record* of
purchase* for twxi year* ra
ther than one year.
For an application for re
fund of state gasoline tax for
gasoline used for agricultral
Tlie proposed metropolitan purposes contact the Cou"*tv
telephone system got another Agricutura! A g e n t 'a office
favorable endorsement today (FA 2 3233).
When Gen. Hutchison ex
when Willie Hunt, president
pressed his desire to step
of
the Sanford Auto Dealers
down as chairman of the
Seminole County Commission
Association declared that his
at its reorganizations! meet
organization had approved the
ing Jan. 14. ho gave indica
proposition and recommends
tion* bearing out report.* he
Its adoption by Sanford area
would not seek re-election to
CHICAGO (Uri) — A 10lubscribcrs of tho Southern
the hoard in this year's elec
yoar-old girt is expaetad to
Bell Telephone Co.
tions.
Hunt aald that most San give birth in- 8t. Bernard'*
Gen. Hutchison today form
ford area dealers do business Hospital within two weeks.
ally announced he will not lie
with many people throughout The expectant mother may be
a candidate (or rc-etertion as
the youngest In Cldcsgo'a his
Seminole County.
Commissioner
representing
"The members of our or tory.
District 1.
Aides of the city health com
ganization," Hurt said, "be
"When I requested my fel
lieve that a county-wide sys missioner said tiiere have
low Commissioners to allow
tem enabling us to make toll been a number of ease* of
me lo vacate the rhatr, after
free calls anywhere in Semi live birth* to mothers aged
three years," the General said
nole would lie of immense 11 in Chicago, twx> of them
today, "I gave as my reason
benefit to Sanford area deal last year.
the pressure of business. That
The American Medical A s
er*. We are also convinced
is irur, too, for my decision
that it would certainly bene sociation laid the youngest
J
.
C.
HUTCHISON
not In seek re-election.
fit most of tlie other mer U. S. mother listed in it* files
"The position of Commis
chants who presently sub was 10 when site gave birth.
sion chairman is demanding,
scribe for Southern Bell ser The youngest mother on re
very much so," he added,
vice and do business in the cord was a 5-year-old Peru
"and more so than on the
vian who gave birth to a aon
county’* southern srea.
other four members. I found
"Any time you can add by Caesarean section in 1K9.
I was away from my business
Police planned to question
some 20,000 telephone* to the
ofliec more and more, to Hie
number you can phone toll a 16-year-old boy named ae
point of neglect. It is (or that
PANAMA CITY (U1M) - free," said Hunt, "it I* ob (Ire father by the 10-year-old
reason I decided to step
expectant mother. The boy
U.
S. officials said todsy the viously worth Utc alight In
down and, after this year,
was a member of the family
crease In rates."
stopping of two Panamanian
out."
where the girl llvea.
Gen. Hutchison said he ships near the AtlanUc en
thoroughly enjoyed his work trance to tho Panama Canal Road W o rk .Set
as Commission chairman dur
Berausr Inijrm rnl wea iMilk Meeting:
ing Hie last three years, wa» s routine matter not con ther has delayed rounty
TALLAHASSEE (UPD —
"both from a personal, selfish , nected with the current crisis mad maintenance. County The Florida Milk Commission
in
Hut
isthmus,
*tanJ|Miint in doing public |
Commission
r h a ir m a n will meet Jan. 31 in Orlando.
A IJ. S. military spokesman James P. Avery Jr. an
work, and in the great per
sonal satisfaction of serving identified Hie two vessels as nounced today the rounty
(lie people of Seminole Coun the Patriria und a tug boat mail department has author Fewer Forest Fires
named the I’ayardt. lie said
ty."
ized graders ami other road
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) —
When James P. Avery Jr. they were hatted and boarded machinery to be operated Fewer forest fires burned
was chosen Commission chair by zone inspector* Sunday. Saturday In an effort to re fuwer acres of woodland dur
man for this year, Gen. Hut
"There was nothing unusual turn lo schedule. Normally,
ing 1003 than in the proceed
chison promised advice and about it," lie said. "Boats the road department does
ing year, Slate Forester C. 1L
counsel from his experience near Hie canal aro often not operate on Saturday*.
Couller reirorted today.
as chairman.
checked." Tlie Patricia was
Commissioners Avery, John carrying 35 passengers and a
Fitzpatrick, John Alexander crew of five. It was searched,
and Lee Gary, indicated their he said, hut the Puyardi was
respect and admiration for nut.
Gen. Hutchison and his lead
The newsiujier La lima
ership by renaming Big Tree had rcpnrtrd that two ships,
Road as "Gen. J. C. Hutch the Patricia and the Ondina,
ison Parkway."
were In-id for two hours at tlie
I/in g associated with Chase Atlantic end of the cunal. The
and Company, Gen. Hutchi newspaper said lailh were
son had hern a member of later allowed to proceed. It
CHILDREN
Hie Florida National Guard did not say when the ves
ADULTS
12 OR UNDER
for many ) r a r i until hi* re sels were stopped or why.
tirement in 1952 with the rank The report made no mention
of lieutenant general. He taw of the Payardi and U. S. offi
acUve duty as an Army offi cial* dal not mention the On
cer in World Wars I and II dina.
Menu Include*!
and wears the Silver Star 5!eCole Slaw
dal for bravery in action. Hie
French Fries
Legion of Merit, Bronze Star
Medal and Air Medal.
Halted Deans
Hutchison Will Not Car Dealers For
Metro System
Seek Re-Election
10-Year-Old
Girl Due To
Bear Child
Stopping Of 2
Ships 'Routine'
F R ID A Y N IG H T SP EC IA L!
FISH
FRY
A L L YO U C A N EAT —
$|00
Did Fidel Deal
Red China Out?
Police Warn
O f ‘Con’ Team
Police Chief Hoy Willis tut
today warned Sanford Ne
groes to beware of a Negro
confidence tram which has
been attempting to bilk local
resident*.
The Chief said a man and
woman are attempting to use
two old "dodgei" to iwindic
local residents.
MOSCOW (UPI) - Russia's
new trade pact with Cuba
apparently was in exchange
for a pledge of support from
Premier Fidel Castro in the
Kremlin's dispute with Com
munist China, diplomaUc ob
servers said today.
Soviet Premier Nikita 6.
Khrushchev announced the
longterm trade agreement
Tuesday night at a gala re
ception ending the official
part of Castro's visit
Grits
Huah Puppies
Relish Tray
Coffee Or Tea
Owned A Operated
By
Mai In* * Bob
Hancock
Hwy. 17-12 Bar.
S a n fo rd
Ph. FA 2-596S
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Mrs. Spencer Harden (P e g g y ), wenring navy nnd white linen by Gross
Sydney, featuring Patent leather nnll head trim, and white chiffon
scarf. Whlto Potent hair, and auede gloves. May be seen at M ary'Esther’s,
200 N. Park, Sanford, Fla.
(A d v .)
P ort o f Mather’s huge Early American Department is this seven piece
living room suite. This comfortable suite, consisting o f sofa, chair, threo
tables, and two lamps, is on special at $289.00. See it at Muthcr o f
Snnford.
(A d v .)
Rave $200 on this ltcautiful fruitwood contemporary bedroom suite by
Ilnssett, now on displny at Echols Dcdding Company. Complete with top
quality mattress and I k >x spring, tho manufacturer's suggested retail
price Is $528.50. Echols offers it fo r $328.50. Six suites only ,at this
clearance price.
(A d v .)
Mr. C. Boyd Coleman shows the Stanley Tool Center at Gator Lumber
nnd Hardware Co. They carry tho complete Stunley line, ns well ns
Black &. Dcckur and Miller Falls Power Tools. For any tool you need—
Call Gator 1
(A d v .)
Wayne Clemmer nnd Dan McCall are showing samples o f Cowan’s ter
rific slack sale at 1.88 to 8.88. Also on side, Suits from 02.80 up, nnd Sport
Coats from 9.88 up.
(A d v .)
The Chick-N*Treat Drive-In on 17-92 Fern Park is featuring n complete
chicken dinner in a box, for 89c. Curb service 11 A. M. to 11 P.M,
I f you nro interested in having a Drive-In o f your own, cither this one
or another, contact Mr. C. W. Smith ut Chick-N-Trcat o f Fla., Fern Park.
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(A d v .)
Mr. Merchant!
If you would like fo
tell your story in pictures,
call
Styp j& m fiirit ifr r a tfi
Advertising Department
FA 2-5612
or
Ray Thomas, Sales Representative of Penney’*, is shown demonstrating
some unusual buys In the Boys Department of Seersucker Stripe Coats,
for only f 10.95 and Continental Style Slacks, at $4.68.
(Adv.)
GA 4-8824
fountain at Faw l’a Drag Store haa
fo r many seasons. But now the fountain is closed, us the remodel
ing o f the entire store continues. Watch for “ New Look" Opening around
February 15.
(Adv.)
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W E A T H E R : Occasional rnin today; thundershowers tonight; high today 66-72; low tonight 60-66.
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The former Mi** Lera M at
W att*, o f Columbus, lia., today handed an anniversary
card to her husband to re
mind him it is their 37th
wedding
anniversary.
H er
husband’s name? Mayor A. L .
Wilson, Hanford’s chief ex
ecutive! !
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Established 1908
WED., F E B R U A R Y 5, 1964
S A N FORD, FLORIDA
Dearborn To Resume Production
Killer Suspect
Hunted In
Brutal Beating
The Clock Winder, along
with Chamber o f Commerce
Manager Johib Krider, is sat
isfied that Sanford sports
fans would like to have an
entry in the Florida State
An nll-polnts bulletin was
League this summer. From
issued
today by the Slate of
the calls received that fact is
that if the major league club Tennessee for the arresl of
backing tire F S L entry will Fred W. Burdette, 37, already
move the club to Sanford the charged under grand jury in
local fans will give their sup dictment with second degree
murder in Seminole County.
port,
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Sheriffs department of Sum
County,
at
Gallatin.
W e have gathered from ner
those with whom we have Tcnn., informed The Sanford
talked that Sanford fans are Herald at noon today that it
hungry fo r baseball. And, if has issued the all-points bulle
we have a club in the league, tin for Burdette's arrest after
we feel confident the fans he allegedly beat his father,
Fred Burdette Sr., at Hender
will support it.
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sonville, Tcnn., Tuc-day.
Tlic Sumner sheriff’s office
Mrs. J.
K.KeSmith
of
MEW OFFICERS o f the Sanford Corps advisory board. Salvation Army,
Route 1, Sanford, has come said that Burdette Senior is
were installed at a dinner-meeting Tuesday evening at First Ereabvterinn
up with a good question. She cunfinod to Mid State Baptist
Church. Installation was conducted by Mnj, Rodolph Lanier, Jacksonville,
inquires, “ Can you tell me Hospital, Nashville, but is ex
divisional secretary. From the left: Ed Kirchhoff, vice chairman; Major
where the name o f Ijik e Mon pected to survive.
Sheriff J. L. Hobby said
Lanier; Ralph Smith, chairman, and State Rep. S. J. Davis Jr., treasurer.
roe originated? I have been
asked this question many here he had been requested to
take Burdette Junior into cus
times."
A ll right, you Clock Watch tody should he return to Sem
ers! Who knows the answer? inole County.
The Sumner sheriff’s office
I f you will let us know w e’ll
also reported that Burdette
answer Mrs. KeSmith.
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was
arrested t h e r e
six
Chatted with Mr*. Mary months ago on a charge o f as
Earle Walker, tax assessor, sault with intent to murder
Tuesday and she says less after he beat his father with
Adoption of ordinance 37 dor-on and Stephenson will
than half o f the mure than a stove poker. No disposition
WASHINGTON (U P l)- T h e |establishing a general elec be held March 17 at Use V ill
12,500 home owners in Semi was ever made of that case,
council of the Organization of tion code for the Village of age Office. At the same time
nole County have filed for The Herald was informed.
American States (O AS) takes North Orlan lo was approved voters will be asked to select
Burdette
was
arrested
here
homestead exemption. Home
up a Mexican proposal today after second ami third read a five-m em ber Charter Board.
owner* can file on or before last September and charged
for creation o f a special com ings Monday night at regular Qualification*
for
council
March 31. She »aya if the pace with first degree murder in
mittee
to
investigate
the session of the Village Coun candidate* and charter hoard
doesn't pick up it is going to the shooting ot his uncle,
smouldering ranal dispute be cil.
candidates arc the same.
mean long lines and a lot o f Charles R. Strickland, 35, at
tween the United Stales and
The meeting, which was
Citizens appointed by coun
Burdette’
s
home
on
Little
waiting toward the deadline
Panama. The council meets held in North Orlando Com cil Monday night to serve as
Lake
Howell
in
the
Oviedo
date.
at 4 p.m. EST.
pany office* due lo had road an election board were Mrs.
area.
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The council voted Tuesday, conditions lo the Civic Build Helen Greene, director and
He later was indicted fur
This is a busy time for Mr*.
over Chile's objections, to in ing, was attended by Vice Mrs. Henry Fairburn, Mrs.
W alker’s office so the lesst second degree murder and
voke tiie provisions of the Bio Majot
Arthur Fernn
ami t Fred Salter and WtUUra' Macreleased
under
SlO.noo
bond
many o f us esn do is co-oper
n - J*n!o~\?i-*''! > f in.” t " ? Cm-'-Mm-n Irene V ih
Klr,(o.»lt.
. 7>‘.lp e " ’ TI.eU:
by. urder of Circuit Judgi. \ ‘
ate. In the long run we are
•t-.ii ..j !j Stcplunron.
worker* will lie pi.id I t jier
lie Williams. County Judge take Uic lls-1 *iepTr,.vun!
the one* whu will lienelit.
Thu year’* general election hour tor Bieir services on
Panama's
“ ag
Vernon Mire concurred In vcsligatliig
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Burdette's release alter a gression" charge* against the of two official* to till posts 1election day from rt a. m,
And speaking o f the tax asUnited Stales in connection now lie Id hy Mayor W.W. An until 7:30 p m. Voting will
psychiatric examination.
assessor's office, Mr*. Walker
be by machine.
w ith the bloody rioting of Jan
says she’ll be announcing her
In oilier business, a resolu
910.
candidacy fo r re-election in the
tion embusing the proposed
Tiie .Mexican resolution urg
near future. She said ahe’s
Metropolitan Telephone Sys
es both countries not to takebeen too busy to get around to
tem was unanimously approv
any step that would endanger
making her formsl announceed by the three members pre
peace and provides that the
nient. But she made it plain
sent.
fact-finding committee also
that there’s no duul.t hut that
Signing of a five year con
SAIG O N, South Viet Nuin1help both nations to find a
she will run fo r the office she (U P I ) — Communist guer peacetut solution lo their dis
tract requested by Florida
TALLAH ASSE E (U P I ) w ill run fo r the office she rillas overran a government pute.
The beverage department said Power Corporation in connec
now hold*.
Previous OAS mediation e f today cigarette tax collections tion with street light opera
military headquartera in the
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tions was ruled out under pre
Mekong Delta Tuesday, kill forts, notably those of the for December totalled $5,269,sent term* which also pro
The walls o f the fiis t build ing 12 Vietnamese soldier* in five-nation Inter - American 385.
vide for light* located outside
ings being constructed at the
Peace
Commission,
have
fail
their biggest attack there
the municipal limit* on SR
new Sanford Shopping Center sines November.
ed to get both sides to start
431 to Highway 17.92.
on South US 17-02 are going
negotiations
over
Canal
Zone
OKLAHOMA
C
IT
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The Viet Cong retreated
Fire Chief Bill Hahn re
up and foundation forms aru when Vietnamese planet drop, differences.
Former
Oklahoma
football
ported that inspection* had
being poured fo r others.
One
ray
of
hope
came
In
a
Coach
Charles
Bud
Wilkinson
psd flares to illuminate Com
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today
that
he been made at public buildings
munist positions In the pre statement Tuesday by Sen. announced
and businesses and that those
The C.T.P. at South Semi dawn attack 55 miles seutli o f Hubert
II.
Humphrey,
!)• would seek the Hepuhlican
not equipped wilii fire exting
nole Elementary has purchased the capital.
Minn., who said (hat informed nomination for U. S. Senate.
uishers were given 00 daya to
U.
S.
officials
told
him
that
a h olt o f new planta fo r a
The Communists left six
install same.
an agreement would soon he
beautification program at the
dead and government losses
Hahn, in compliance with
JACKSONVILLE (U P I ) —
achool the organisation is now included DO wounded. Military reached with Panama to per
la.-t month’* council request,
A
16-ycar-old boy. Brooks
undertaking. The school, a sources said there wn* evi- mit negotiations.
submitted estimates of $30108,
Thomas Miller, wlio killed ills
most attractive layout, need* dence the Viet Cong toll was I
for materials only, on con
father
and
wounded
hi*
mo
this beautification program.
higher. A t one point, the de
struction of a second bus atop
ther la-t August was sentenc
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in (he village.
fender* o f the headquarters,
ed
Tuesday
lo
life
imprison
And speaking o f schools, In the village o f llnu My,
Council expressed a vote of
ment.
pre**ure lines for th* sewer fired point-blank at the guer
appreciation
to
llatin
for
SAR ASO TA ( U P I ) — Author
age system at the new Eng rillas with a 105 mill Howit
building and donating a new
Mickey Spilhirie may l>e ubhlish Estates school have been zer but were not able to stop
to put mime ot the skill* of
WASHINGTON
(U P I )
lab,10 (0r. l U,C vU1“ Ee
completed and gravity lines their sttark.
hi* *tory book hero Mike Ham T V a im .
* w o w .1 r • •* s
are being installed this week.
that
payment of $20 for use
mer to u*e here today.
lire Harvey Oswald had tiie
When this is completed the
of
tiie
Civic Building by the
The famiiu.- detective glory painful duty today o f examin
lines will tie connected to
Department
writer i* missing hi* 1903 *tu- ing the gun that her husband Volunteer Fire
Northeast
Sewer
Company
lion wugon and hi* w ife o f allegedly uved to kill Presi would be taken under con
sideration if a statement is
lines and tested. I f tests sre
four months is missing her en dent John 1'. Kennedy.
JACKSONVILLE (U P I) submitted at Die next m eet
successful it shouldn't be too
gagement ring and wedding
ing.
long before the new plant Nine ship* will leave May- band.
port Saturday for the Medi
w ill be ready fo r occupancy.
Hpillune told police he and
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terranean to relieve other
hi* wife visited friend* on Mayor Jack Ilea today turn
Gerry Covington, a former vessels serving with Ute U.S.
Siesta Key Tuesday and hi* ed away six Negro student*
Herald Sports writer, comes Sixth Fleet, the Navy an-1
wife put her ring* in the sta ordered admitted (o an allup with this observation: noun red today.
tion wagon glove compartment white
school
here, setting
DAB WEN, England (U P I)
The two guided missfle In“ Maybe the reason a beauti
while they shurked oysters. the stage for the Brat m ajor — Haircut* styled after the
ful girl usually baa more pro- gates and seven destru>ers
When they returned to the school integration crisis to "B ea tles" — Britain’s sensa
posals o f marriage than an In will carry more than 2.S0U
motel, alio left the ring* in confront President Johnson.
tional pop musical group —
officers
and
enlisted
men.
telligent girl is that most
the glove compartment.
have been banned at Darwen
men can see better than thay "Hvey will be joined by six
la ter, Spillane found the ve
technical achool.
other ships from Newport, It.
think."
G AIN E SV ILLE ( U P I ) - Dr.
hicle
had been stolen from the
” 1 object to the present
I.,
Norfolk,
Va..
and
Charles
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C. II. Van Middcleni ha* re slaving imitation of a trend,"
ton, S.C., including the nu motel parking lot.
And Denvsr Cordell say*
Tiie Spillane* are here on a ceived a $55,000 federal grant said
headmaster
Robert
“ There Is a big difference be clear aircraft carrier Enter
delayed honeymoon from their to continue research to im Reeves Tuesday night. " I f a
prise.
tween free speech and cheap
prove technb|uea for detect
•wy is not satisfied to look
The ships leaving Ma>port South Carolina home at Mur
talk."
rell* Inlet. Their honeymoon ing pesticides in foods, the like himself—and prefers to
will
be
the
guided
missile
— Th* Clock Winder
University of Florida announc
frigates Luce and Farragut, was dela>ed while he complet
grow hit hair like a sheepdog
ed today.
and destroyers Noa. Mere ed a new novel and a movie.
I —then I think there ia tonicThe stolen station wagon
dith, Ault, Strlbling.
K.D.
ST. PETERSBURG ( U P R Bailey, Goodrich and Turner. ha* Unit South Carolina itThe
conference of
circuit
TALLAH ASSEE ( U P I ) —
‘
“ --------------reuse plates, DL-44H8.
court judge* o f Florida open
The Mississippi Valley Asso
ed its four-day meeting and
WASHINGTON
(U P I)
_
ciation (M V A ) ha* thrown its
seminar here today with an
CHICAGO (U P I) — Frank
support behind two Florida A House agriculture aubcomOCALA (U P I) — Attorney project*—the Intracoistal W a mil tee recommended unani
estimated 100 jurists expected D. Wiener and Herman Kraut
io attend. U. S. Supreme exchanged
gl/U
Tuesday, William Metcalf was acci terway from St. Marks lo mously today a multi-million
Court associate Justice Tom Kraut giving »ome frankfurt dentally killed Tuesday while Tampa Bay and the Four dollar federal research pro
C. Clark will speak at a Fri er* to Wiener and Wiener Riv cleaning a shotgun, authori Rivers flood control project gram on how to make rigarday night banquet.
ing some kraut to Kraut.
I ties said.
In west central Florida.
lilie s sale.
Considers Election Code For
Special Panel
North Orlando OKd
On Panama
o as
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Reds Overrun
Vietnam Post
Cigarette T ax
f)
Bud Announces
Boy Gets L ife
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Spillone Gets
His Own Case
Mrs. Oswald
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9 Navy Ships To
Sail For Europe
6 Turned Aw ay
School Bans
‘Beatle’ Cut
A
~NOT 110
$55,000 Grant
t Judgeg Meet
W aterway Project
Fair Exchange
'ITunE wiUl him’"
Smoke Study
Attorney Killed
Part Of Old,
And New Plant
To Be Used
tty Julian StrnMroro
Operation*
In
the
winding
department of Dearborn Elec
tronic Laboratories, Inc., will
be
resumed
within
a
few
W. K. KNOW LES (riulit) it* ronjrrntulntril by Mayor A. L. Wilson on his
10th anniversary as city manager o f Sanford.
(Herald Photo)
Knowles With City 10 Years
days,
according to an an
City ot Sanford's growth and
nouncement today by Ben S. progress during the last 10
Navan, chairman o f
t h e years is actually a report ot
board.
the tenure of office o f lls city
Full prodnclhm of film die manager, \V. E. (P e te ) Know
when he was presented with night, when he wa* present
It* Good Government Award. ed with a "L IT General" doll
cracking a whip, is a native
Following M a partial list
of Gloucester, Mass., is m ar
o f programs and projects un ried and has a daughter,
dertaken by the City during Tracy-Lcc.
Knowles’ tenure, although he
lectric capacitors will begin les. It'.* impressive.
lie is a graduate of the Uni
says ‘ This ha* been done hy versity of Maine, with a BS
in about a week and resump
Knowles joined the city staff
the City Commission and the degree in public administra
tion of oil filled capicators a as city engineer on April 23,
city’s governmental organiza tion and civil engineering. Ho
week later, Navan said.
1953, ami Uic next Feb. 1 was tion as a co-operative effort also did graduate work for a
This is possible, Navan ex named city manager.
|hy all and not Ivy a single in master's degree at Maine.
plained. because this part of
Knowles' accomplishments dividual:"
He is a World War It veteran.
the burned out plant located as city manager were recogAdministrative - Reorgani
on Hwy. 17-92. including tiie : nized hy the Junior Chamber zation of jiublic works depart
machines, ia still intact. It is of Commerce in 1957 when he ment
and recreation
and
.1 new addition, completed wus presented with that parks department, 1955; Fkvrless than a year ago. 1110 group's Distinguished Service ida Power ami Light fran
company also has acquired Award and again in 1902 chise negotiation*, 1956; San
ford Ga* Company franchise
use o f another plant in tiie
negotiations; position classifi
area.
K E Y WEST ( U N ) — Tw o
cation plan and job descrip of the 38 Cuban fishermen
The Dearborn plant was de
tion; classified salary sche raptured in U. S. water Sun
stroyed by (Ire at*oul 10 days
dule undre Ute merit system; day have asked for and re
ago and until N avan * an
employe
group
Insurance ceived political asylum, Immi
nouncement there had been
plans, 1353-54; employ o re gration officials
considerable speculation e» t»
announced
tirement system 1961; annexa today.
whether the linn would re
tion programs, 1959 61; sub
sume operations in this area
The other 36 were atilt be
division ordinance develop ing held, although there was
due to the specific type of
ment providing for cost of growing speculation that fed
building and equipment re
Sotno 200 Central Florida
utilities; comprehensive city eral offlrlals wanted to fr e «
quired.
physicians will convene at
"W a
are happy to an Sanford'* Civic Center Fri plan by George Simons; off- them.
nounce," Navan said, "that day night to hear lecture* by street p a r k i n g ordinance,
The State of Ftorkta, how
1955; lowering o f fire Insur ever, has said tt would prose
Hie winding machines, them- three
outstanding
Southern
selves, arc intact and that physicians who will appear ance classification, 1958; radio cute live poachers under a
we will be able to resume full under the auspiclc* of (he system* installed in Uic pub 1063 law prohibiting Commun
production of film dielectric Seminole County Medical So lic work* and utilities depart ist* foreigner* from fishing la
ments; acquisition o f the old territorial waters.
capacitors in about one week ciety.
post-office building for a ubImmigration official* would
and oil filled capacitor* aliout
Dr. Bruce Logue, professor
llc library.
not identify (ho two defectors.
one week later."
ot medicine at Atlanta'* Em
Utilities— Wstcr and sewer They said only that "tw o of
The office at Hie firin’* ory University, Dr. Peter C.
program 195( 5*, *1.4 million; the 3k_Cuban crewm en" have
burned-out plant
useable Gazes, profe-v-or -ul medicine
annual water ami sewer ex been granted asylum. Process,
•.Mi. 01*” minor liberation'.. at Charleston’* Mcdir.il Col
tension programs; new water big o f the two began today.
"T iie air conditioning anil lege of South Carolina, and
supply booster pump and
Federal official* apparently
humidity control in Hie area Dr. B. Waldo Moore, a car
housing; new high lift water fe ll it would be in tho best
of Hie office and Hie winding diologist at Emory University,
pumps at the water plant; Interests o f the United States
department was handled by will arrive in Sanford today.
20-year comprehensive water to release the poachers, wltn
At Saturday night'a meet
separate
equipment
which
su-vey; additional water sup were caught near Dry Tor
war not damaged." Navan ing, Dr. Lsigue will discuss
ply well* and booster pump; tuga* Sunday and brought
tho
"Clinical
Spectrum
of
said. He added, “ Absolute
sewage treatment plant pro here aboard their four boats.
air filtration will !>c used in Pericarditis," Dr. Gazas wilt gram, 1961, $407,500; Lake
They apparently felt If tho
the winding area. This," he talk on "Recent Advances In Monroe pollution study, I960,
Cubans were released, tho
went on to say, "can quickly Coronary Diseases," and I)r. ami
comprehensive
water Fidel Castro regime may do
and easily lie installed and is Waldo will apeak on "M an supply, treatment and im
Um< anme If American fish
agement
of
Myocardial
In
considered even more cflecprovement program, 1902 to ermen or hoiters stray into
fraction.’’
live than the electronic air
date.
Cuban waters at some future
filtration used in tiie old
1'ublJc works— Start of san dale.
plant."
itary landfill, 1053; street re
The federal government ap
Navan said that Impregnat
surfacing, 1955 to date; street parently has no law prohibit
ing operations also will con
lighting, 1955, $40,319; street ing the Cubans' action, but
tinue at the present location.
name sign program, 1957 to the State o f Florida haa. It
"T I 1I1 , ol course," he con
date; street construction, and was passed by the last Legis
tinued, "requires no special
construction o f off-street park lature.
environmental conditions."
ing lots.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Assembly operations
and ( U P I ) — A Teamsters official
Further developments In
the
engineering
laboratory test if nil today Utat James It. clude a full-time recreation
work wilt be carried on in a Iloffa offered to pay $15,000 program and director, the
plant just completed at UMt to $20,000 to "g e t to the jury” bout ba*in, Goldslvoro recrea
tion area ami swimming pool,
J. N. McMUlln, of MillingSrminola Boulevard In Cas In his 1962 conspiracy case.
selberry. The building was
Tiie testimony by Edw'ard the Civic Center, filtering Ion, Tenn., was hospitalized
constructed
fo r
Fab-Tool, Partin, idficer of a Baton system at Ihc Fort Mellon with minor injuries following
Inc.,
Denver. Colo. "This Rouge, lot,, Teamster local, swimming pool, remodeling of a iwo-truck collision at noon
company," said Navan, “ lias was the first lo directly Jink Ute zoo and improvements, today on Highway 16 east
generously made this build tho Teamster* president to construction o f Fire Station of Paola. Ho is in Seminole
ing available lo Dearborn and charge* of
attempting
to No. 2, new fire fighting equip Memorial Hospital.
ment, and remodeling o f the
Trooper Tommy Tomlinson
will
proceed immediately bribe ami influence Juror*.
with the construction of a
Purlin mid the offer was police station and court room. and Constable Bob Carroll
Knowles, wltn was honored (vstimaled total lots to a
duplicate facility for it* own made in a Nashville hotel
use."
room in the fail o f 1962 w hile Ivy City Hall employes at a truck and u house trailer
Navan pointed out that the llolfa was on trial on charge* dinner at Hie Capri Saturday driven hy MrMillin.
2 Seized Cubans
Given Asylum
200 Physicians
To Meet Here
For Lectures
Witness Tells
Of'Holla Offer'
Truck Driver
Suffers Hurts
building meets all require
ments and specifications for
defense and *parc work. "Th e
lighting, (tower supply, power
outlet* and air conditioning in
Hie new building," he said,
"a rc so adaptable that alt we
need to do, other than Install
Hie absolute air filtration, is
lo move in work tallies,
benches, shelving and teat
equipment."
It was reported Hie com
pany has been loaned more
test equipment than it really
need*. "But to get operations
under way,” Navan said, "w e
must get the equipment callbrated and start producing."
As soon as production hai
been resumed, architects and
engineers will begin drafting
plana and apeciflcalloni for
a new building adjoining the
winding department at the
firm ’s old plant.
“ Tbo proposed new struc
ture." laid Navan, "w ill give
Dearborn an even belter fa
cility than the one recently
destroyed, and our old build
ing wa* considered one of the
best in the entire industry. De
tail* will be announced when
final plans have been rompleted,"
of sharing an illegal $1 million
kickback.
Parlin,
testifying
calmly
with hi* hand* folded in his
lap, said iloffa (old him "he
would pay $15,000 to $20,000
to gel to tho Jury."
Judge Frank Wilson earlier
overruled defense objections
to Partin’* testimony. The de
fense charged he had served
a* * spy for tiie government.
Mathews Warns
On Gambling
M IAM I
( U P I)—Gubernato
rial candidate John Mathews
warn'd Tuesday an ezlensiou
of legalized gambling in Flor
ida would ruin efforta to
bring in new Industry,
Mathews said surveys have
shown tint Industrie* want to
icttlc in areas where there
are no "readily available"
betting distractions lo tempt
salaried employes.
"Jal alal and (he track* are
diifcrcnt," ho said, "but if a
working man can plunk down
money anywhere lor a lottery
ticket, ha won't have money
for the fam ily—and industries
don't want that."
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Last A3B Pilots Are Graduated On Danger
Of Rabies
V$r
V M F o tV
V rrtd
Heavy Attack Squadron 8
officially baa graduated the
laat class of A3B replacement
pllota and bombardler-imlgatora. Thla brought to a cloie
a phase of the aquadron'a operatioa dating back to June
1956 when the unit waa com
missioned a i the training
aqua (Iron of Heavy Attack
Wing i
The end nf A3D training In
VAH-9 la the end of an era
which haa been marked by
the training and graduation
o f 325 pllota, 379 bombardier*,
and 304 third crewman for
the Heavy Attack Wing 1.
Three'a motto "Professionalla m " la Our Buiineaa" haa
been the trademark of theae
out*landing profeulonal air
men who have been trained
F IN A L GRADUATES o f A-3 Skywarrior crews,
to carry out the Navy'a only
shown with their commanding officer, Cdr. G.
All-Weather Attack program.
W. Kimmons, o f Heavy Attack Squadron 3, are
Capt. Jamea Mayo, com
pictured, left to right: Lt. (jg ) It. W. Fields, Lt.
mander, Heavy Attack Wing
A. R. Skelly, Kimmons, Lt. L. 0. Connor, Lt. J.
1, officiated at the gradua
E. Taylor and Lt, R. It. McCright. (N avy Photo)
tion ceremony and p< ren ted
each graduate with a diploma.
Captain Mayo made appro
priate remark* about the
completion of A3 training and
congratulated the graduate*
on their outalandtng perform
ance during the training per
iod.
Phaalng out the AS training
H AVANA (U P I) - Premier was discernible in the statem illion of VAII-S coincide*
Fidel Caitro, whote assassin- controlled Cuban pre«* and
with expanded A5 Vigilante
training and the addition of •lion w u iSimored last week, radio broadcasts.
In
Sunday's
ceremonies,
many new and complex re appeared in public for the
quirement* In aupport of the first time in nine day* Sunday Castro waa presented the ball
HA5C reoonnalaaaoce ayatem. to inagurate the national am with which Cuba made the
final put-out to defeat a Unit
Thla la indeed the end of
ateur baaeball champtooahip*.
ed States team In the 1963
one era, but U la the beginn
Befitting hi* poiltion, Cas Pan American games In Sao
ing of a new and more chal
lenging ooe for Sanford'* tro choie to be the lead-off Paulo, Brazil.
Heavy Attack Squadron 3. The batter Wit the count throe
“ I predicted two years ago
equadron train* all pilot*, strike* and one ball, he con that wc would beat the United
bombardier • navigator* and nected with a short fly ball St*lc*a in amateur baseball,
maintenance personnel for the which fell safely for a Texas and wc did,” said Castro, a
Sanford Fleet unit* and is leaguer—with suspected help former Havana University re
commanded by Cdr. George from the center fielder who lief pitcher.
W. Kim moiu, a long time let the ball drop in front of
.“ Now 1 say we have beat
veteran of heavy attack avia him.
en them in the economic
The assassination rumor, blockade,” be added.
tion.
which pops up periodically,
He was referring to the
Letter B. Pearson, Canadi- was believed traceable to Cu economic and trade boycott
Ian prime
minister, once ban exiles In Miami, lt cir which Uie U S . government
served a* ambattador to the culated around the world, al has tried to impose against
though no concrete evidence Cuba.
United Btatee.
Castro Boasts He Has Beaten
U. S. Economic Blockade
if
'• !
Americsi Families
Are Leaving Cyprus
JACKSONVILLE (U P I) —
The State Board ol Health to
day urged Floridian* to take
imnacdiitc step* to protect
domestic animals from ra
bies.
Dr. Janie* U. Nichols, di
rector of the division of vet
erinary public health, said ra
bies is common among Flor
ida wildlife— especially rac
coon— and could easily spread
to domestic animals.
Ho said- pets that live near
wooded areas are in particu
lar danger of contacting the
disease
because they fre
quently fight witli wild ani
mals that are infected.
Miami Boy With
Transplant Dies
M IAM I (U P I) — Uly Doe,
a
14-year-old
Miami
boy
whose kidneys were replaced
with those of a baboon In a
life-and-death operation last
Sunday, died of a heart ar
rest Tuesday at Children’*
Variety Hospital.
Doctors would not comment
on the cause of the heart
failure, but said the six-hour
kidney transplant had been
considered
tentatively
suc
cessful.
"H owever, the eventual out
come of the transplantation
could not have been delermin
ed tor acveral weeks or long
er if the child had lived,” a
hospital spokesman said.
Newspaper ‘Boy’
Wins $197,000
L A CORUNA, Spain (U P I:
— Newspaper vender Basilio
Lopes 51a yo, 60, baa won
$197,000 on the soccer pools.
It waa announced today.
He said he plana to keey
working because he doesn't
want to get bored.
Moyer Addresses Legion Post Dinner
B y Jane Casselberry
Seminole Plara.
eentua now being conducted
He talked on pending lag- by the legion In the state.
Kahnetb Moyer, past com
Uletion o f Importenc* to vntDistrict Commandtr Nick
mander o f district aix and a
•rana and on the veteran* Danesky o f M L Dora spoke
candidate fo r department com
on making legion meetings
mand «r, spoka Monday night
more interesting in ordtr to
• t a joint dinnar masting o f
retain tha Interest o f new
American Legion Memorial
members.
Post 266 o f Cacaciberry and
Uia Auxiliary
Trade Wind*
Unit a t tha
Cafeteria In
‘Gildersleeves’
Plans To Marry
VEN TU RA, Calif. (U P I) Harold J. Peary, the “ Great
OUdaralatve” o f radio and
m ovi* fame, U planning to
m arry electronics engineer
Callte J. Lawson.
The couple took out a mar
riage license Tuesday at the
Vsntura County Courthouse,
Both Peary, S3, and Mlsa
I.aw*on, 42, are residents of
bfanhatton Beach, Calif.
Legal Notice
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s t a t e
or
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Sinclairs Gain
In Standings
The Kondracld and Cline’s
Sinclair team stole the apotlight lest week In the Bush
netamen'a L e a g u e at Jet
Lanes, They took three points
from
Karon
Builders and
moved a notch higher up to
third plaee in tha league. They
also had tha high game and
aerie* ramp in the pereonage
o f Dirk Morrison who churn
ed a fine 216/649 set. He wae
ably backed up by Curtie Ab
ney who contributed 188/629
to the cause. Mika Accardl
kept the Faron Ruildcri close
with a nice 107/646.
Team No. 8 managed to stay
in front of the other teams In
the league by winning three
points from Cavanaugh Tire
Service. Huy Hublnson end
Dick Zuckerumn chimed in
with identical 191 scores to
pace Team No. S while George
Maaon wee tha high bowler for
Cavanaugh witli 204/628.
Smith's Amoco Service kept
up their winning ways by tak
ing the measure from Teem
No. 4 in a three and one de
rision. M a r s h a l l Wiltshire
•bowed the way fo r Smith's
with 183/604 and Wea Ileusley was top m<*l* fur Team No.
4 with 183/403.
In the final maU.li oi UiO
night u two and two verdict
wan readied between Dirk'*
Applluncti and Team No. 6. It
was Dirk Schaffer taking Clio
Ihiwh fur the Appliuncenieii via
u 200/627. Jimmy Vile* burnt
them in fur Team No. 6 fin
ishing up witli a good 200/633
to round out Uic night* roll
ing.
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Countr. Waal Virginia
Tnu, and aach o f you, ars
karaby tiotlflad that suit baa
batn filed agalnal you In tha
c lrc p ll
Court
of
Hamlnnla
County, Florida, In Chanrary,
an abbravlatad tllla nf which
la
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tald aull balnc a ault to foracSna lhal r rits lii ir,url*»s*
dalad January IS, It* :. aVd of
yarurd
In
O fficial
llaourda
lluol. 31*. I'au* 4. public ram rda
of
Nrnilmila County,
Flurl.U, cncunibrrlng I tit- foltuning daavrlntd raal property,
tu -w lli
IA>ta 13 and II. Ui<>< k S.
PALM. 1 t l i n A ll;, accord
ing In plat tliarauf racurdad In Plat lluuk I.
pagea S3 and 13, of llm
public rtcorda of Bciulnul*
County, Florida:
Uubjact to raatrlollnna, re
servations and aaaamaota
o f racord:
and you ara tiarahy required
lu flla your anaaar In aald
null
with
ilia
uudaralgnad
Clark o f aald Cuurt and to
a - n a * copy Ibaraof upun tha
P ia ln llff'a
nllornsy,
whoaa
By Joe Warden
Varna and addraaa appaar ba
ton. an or bafora Iha IZili day
The clais B group basket
o f il a rob, t i l l , nnd In l.fau lt
tliarauf Daeraa Fro Confaaae ball tournament will be held
Will ba aolarad agalual you.
Feb. 28 29 at Kvaiu High
Cage Tourney
Set Feb. 28-29
U ITN'ChB my hand and o ffi
cial aaal al Iha f'nunty Courti wu-r. Hanford, Bamlnolt CounI). Florida. in,e Ird day of
babruary, IM4.
(SEAL)
Arthur H. Backwlih. Jr.,
Cisrk or Clrouit C«nvl
Uyi Martha T. VlhUn, DC.
rn llilb
II.
Lowau
Shlobolaar and Lagaa
r a *n
iiii
BanferS, F lorid*
Adurnay far Ptaim lff
P ubiian rab. a, is, is, * i, m «
0
School in Orlando.
In the initial tills, the
Oviedo Lions will be matched
with St. Cloud and tha Ocoee
Cardinals will face Florida
Air.
The winner* of these two
contests will /tea aach other
for the tjti* and tha chance to
go on to the district louina-
Also attending a* special
guests were Mrs. 31oyer and
Bill Treadwell, district ser
geant • at -arms. Examples
o f tha fourteen comfort items
made by the auxiliary for
veterans at Coral Gabies, Bay
Fines and Lake City Veter
an* Hospital* wero on dis
play.
Members of the auxiliary
unit have been Invited to
take part in a dinner in hon
or of the department presi
dent, Mrs. Mamie Arnold, who
will make her official visit,
Wednesday, Fab. 12.
183 at 6:30 p.tn. at tbe post
home on Prairie Lake, Fern
Park. There will be a choice
of'm eat o » fish andjfdvanpd
reservations must f t
made
with Mrs Hubert Sever* or
Mr* Macrlce Rudolph by this
Friday.
Auxiliary unit 256 will take
charge o f tha annual birthday
party o f the American Legion
in March for the post.
Several
members o f the
unit worked ee volunteers reg
istering those getting x-raya
when the T.B. Mobile Unit
was in Casselberry recently.
St. Louis To
Let Contract
BT. LO U IS (U P I ) — Tha
The dinner will be given contract fo r construction of
by Old Glory Auxiliary Unit SL Louis' new aporta stadium
will ba let about 3lay 1.
In addition to tha (0,000
seat stadium, which will re
place Busch Stadium, tha con
tract calls fo r an adjacent
nlna-atory parking garage.
Lead Widened
By Starchiefs
The Btarchiefa widened their
lead in the Bill Hemphill Motorettes League last week by
winning four point* from the
Invictaa while tha Tempest*
were dropping a three point
decision to the C a t a 1 1n a e.
Klalno Koatlval was the hero
ine for I r .Starrhlef* as nhe
rolled u 178/476 series.
The Tempeat-Cataliua match
was a hard fought a ffa ir as
the Tempest took tha first
game by five pins only to lute
the second game by the same
margin and then the Catulinus
turned on the pressure to
snatch the third game ami to
tal pins by a mere two pins.
The third place Bonneville*
closed the gap on the second,
place Tempests by sweeping
four game* from the Grand
Frix team. Linda Post o f the
Bonneville team took high ser
ies fo r tho League with a good
179/486 set.
Marion Voigt o f the Sky
larks won the high game
aw aid with 186. Dorothy Fox
— 169, Carolyn Nelsuti— 161,
Elisabeth H a rich — 166 and
Hlta Stein 106 were the other
high games. Elaine Kosllval
rolled the only turkey this
week.
8ome good split pick-up*
wer* 3-9-lu by Barbara Kelly,
6-7 by Tedi Marah, 6-6 by
Polly Thompson, 6-7-9 by Jaan
Mallo and the 4-10 by Dorothy
Fox to round out the morn
ing'* sharpshooting.
$7.1 Million
Cope Job Let
Chinese Red
Hits Maneuvers
If You Are 65 It May Pay You To Read This
persons who ara earning over
$1200 a year and are not
yet 72 y e a n old?
How are their benefits o f
fe re d ? Cbl. Patton explained
that U you earn between $1,'
200 and $l,?w>. social security
will withold one dollar of your
benefits o r your fam ily's bene
fits for every two dollars you
earn over $1700. This means
that a person earning $2000
a' year would receive all but
$550 of hi* benefits.
With today's higher bene
fits, it is possible for a per
son io work and earn between
two tnd three Uiou»and dol
lars each year and still re
ceive some benefits, Colonel
Patton stated.
Also, he stated that a mar
ried man with minor child
ren can earn over four thou
sand dollars a year and
still receive some benefits.
There's another important
point which you should re
member. Regardless of your
total yearly earnings, you
can still receive benefit* for
any month in which you do
not earn over $100 as an em
ploye. Also, you may get
benefits for any month that
you do not render substantial
OVER 35 YE A R S
CAPE KENNED Y (U P I ) The Army Corp* of Engineers
said Tuesday a $7.1 million
contract has been signed fur
construction of a headquart
ers building for the John P.
Kennedy Space Center here.
Ttie contract wa* awarded
to the Frencbl Construction
Co., of Newton, Mas*., and In
dian Hlver City, Fla.
ftiasau
station a NATO peace force, ’
NICOSIA. Cyprus (U P I ) •• f
The United States liegan re in Cyprus.
Diplomats in London begat,
moving American women and
negotiations on tha Cyprus
children from Cyprus today government'a
demand
that
because of civil strife and any NATO force aent to C jp
growing anti-American feel rus be under the authority of
ing that brought bomb attacks the United Nations. The force
would keep peace between the
on the U. S. Embassy.
warring Greek Cypriot and
A chartered alrplsne left Turkish Cypriot communities
Nicosia for Beirut, Lebanon, pending political accord.
this morning with 55 Ameri
cans. including 10 children,
aboard.
At least five more charter
ed planes stood by lo carry
others of the 800 American
dependent* o ff the embattled
Mediterranean iiland.
TOKYO (U P I)— Rod China *
The airlift was authorised vice premier, LI Hsein-nien,
A M E R IC A N LEGION dignitaries attending the dinner meeting o f Me
Tuesday night by U. S. Am said today America plans to
morial Post 256 o f Cnssell)crry and the Auxiliary Unit held Monday night
bassador Fraser Wilkins aft conduct 7th Fleet roanuever*
were, seated, from left, Post Commander Harold Kryder, Mrs. Kryder,
er two bombings at the U. S. in the Indian Ocean “ pose a
auxiliary prenident nnd Pnst District Commander Ken Moyer who was
Embassy here capped more new threat to the peace and
guest speaker; standing, Bill Treadwell, district sargeant at arms and
than a month of lnter-cum- security of the world.”
Mike Dunesky, district commander.
(Herald Photo)
He said the ship movements
munal conflict and mounting
would constitute “ a r m e d
anti-American feeling.
Two private cars owned by threat* and war provoca
Americans were set on fire tion,” and Communist China
Tuesday night in different oppose* them. His remarks at
a Ceylonese Embassy recep
parts of the capital.
The District Manager of services in your business If Dave and Paul had done one
T h e incidents apparently tion in Peking were broadcast
simple but very Important were in protest against an by the New China Kcwa
the Orlando Social Security you are self employed.
Col Patton illustrated with thing in order to get their Anglo-American proposal to Agency.
Office, Col. Byron R. Patton,
the
following example: Paul benefits. They had talked to
advised today that he ha* spe
Jackson owns and runs a their social security repre
cial word for those persons
grocery store. He usually sentative and filed an appli
who are age 65 or older and clears over $7000 a year. cation when they turned 65
haven't yet applied for social Every winter when It' starts years old. Therefore, If you
getting cold. Paul turns the are 65 and haven't already
security benefit*.
store
over to his son and filed an application, you too,
Col. Patton stated that the
should talk to your social se
A-ord, o f course, is “ money" comes to Florida for a few
curity representative.
months.
Since
he
is
Dot
rend
jnd that is what those persons
ering substantial services in
Col. Patton stated that every
:5 or older may be losing
his business for these months, day his representatives talk
:ach month they delay in
ipplytng for benefits. What Paul receives social security to people who have lost mon
nany persons arc thinking checks until he takes over ey just because they did not
Inquire early enough. He ad
-ight now is, "But I ’m still tbe store again.
Now, how about those per vised that this la the only way
•vorking. You can't get soson. who are employes and you can protect your right
:al security benefit* while
work
for wages? Col. Patton to benefits for which you may
du'iw
still
working,
can
gave the following example: be eligible.
•ou?"
Dave Richards earned over
As Col. Patton stated, it
Col. Patton's answer is,
$5000 in wages last year as docs not cost a thing to check
‘Wall, maybe you can.” A*
a mechanic. Dave fell and on your eligibility to social
nost persons already know
«
broke his leg last summer, security benefits. You can
hat if they earn $1200 or less
and was out of wwk just write or visit your social se
n a year they can still re
about two months. Since be curity office at 2520 North
ceive their social security
did not earn over $100 during Orange,
Orlando,
or
call
>cnefits. Also, moat person*
either of theae months, he 425-2581.
mow that after they are 72
received two social security
Remember, what you don't
year* old, they may receive
checks.
know about social security
lenefita regardless of their
Col. ration stated that both can hurt you.
earning*; but how about those
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No Rush To Bring Senators Into Baker Probe
Wed. Feb. 5, ’64— Page 3
GOP Senators
.Push For Tax
Cut Increase
WASHINGTON
their top aides into the Bobby ests of past and present sen George A. Smathcrs, D Fla
W ASHINGTON
(U P I)
Senate investigators
appar Baker inquiry—but no stam ate employes, can include Testimony before the rules
ently can bring senators and pede appears likely to develop senators
and members of committee also has indicated
their office staffs in its in that Baker helped arrange fi
in that direction.
nancing
insurance
on the
There were no plan* to call quiry.
home of Sen.
senators today, and only a | But a prior statement by Washington
couple of them have been rules committee chairman B. Frank Church. D-ldaho.
Smathcrs explained that he
mentioned In connection with Everett Jordan, D-N. C., that
the wide-ranging outside oper "w e 're not investigating sen let Baker and his own admin
ations o f Baker, the former ators” made it clear, how istrative assistant. Scott I.
secretary to senate Demo ever, that there would be no I’eek, in on the land deal be
had
"growing
ruih to put senators or their cause they
crats.
families” and needed the fi
A senatorial "gentleman’s aides on the witness stand.
Second term enrollment for
agreem ent" reached Tuesday
Jordan made Hie statement nancial boost. Church said
night classes in Beginners or
night made It clear that the when questioned about testi Baker recommended a local
Advanced French is now open
rules committee, which is in mony linking Baker in a Flor insurance man in his capacity
to interested persons of Sem
land
deal
with
Sen. as secretary to the senate
vestigating the outside inter ida
inole and surrounding coun
ties who have a knowledge of
any foreign language.
Registration may be made
wilh Mrs. George Stubbing*,
instructor, or E. S. Douglass,
director of adult and voca
tional education in Seminole
County. .
Classes are conducted from
7 until 10 p.m. at the Lake
Mary Elementary School with
Beginners meeting on Mon
days and advance students on
Thursdays.
Those
desiring
additional
information may call Mrs.
Stubbing! at her home in
Lake Mary or Douglass at the
Vocational School ofilca in
Sanford.
French Courses
Open 2nd Term
Enrollment
(U P D - H c -
publican forces in the Senate
rallied today in an attempt to
increase the $11.6 billion tax
cut bill through reduction of
^ a host of federal excise taxes.
The battle over the excise
taxes
on
products
ranging
from women's handbags to
men’s after-shave lotion de
veloped as the Senate con• tinued its drive to complete
work some time this week on
the top priority tax measure.
With many of the toughest
Issues already disposed of in
f t the first two days o f voting,
there were predictions that
Senate approval of the biggest
tax cut in the nation's history
might come Thursday.
Sen. Thurston B. Morton, RKy., announced he would of
fe r an amendment on behalf
of Senate Republican Leader
Everett M. Oirksen, 111., who
is hospitalised, to repeal 10
• per cent federal excise taxes
on luggage, furs, Jewelry and
cosmetics.
Tfic amendment, bitterly op
posed by the administration,
would knock out more than
$45<T million in revenues which
President Johnson is counting
on Jo help balance his “ economi1" budget for the next fis_ cal year.
Location Sought
For College
JACKSONVILLE — The Ed
ticalion Commission o f the
Florida
Baptist
Convention
has-announccd that it is ready
to tecclve offers of sites for
a Daptist junior college to be
located in the state, in ac
cordance with action of the
Convention during November,
106& regarding the establish
ment o f such an institution.
Tile commission stated that
offers should include an ade
quate campus site o f no less
than 100 acres, have a clear
title and be an outright gift.
The site must be accessible to
the population of the general
area and in a suitable en
vironment, h a v e
adequate
utilities and drainage, ami the
topography must lend itself to
campus development.
Communities which are in
tercstcd have been asked to
aubmit offers no later than
Apr. 1, to commission's chair
man, Charles H. Walker.
'Bluejacket 01
Month' Named
Presentation o f an award aa
"Bluejacket o f the Month" for
December was made to Patrick
J. Murphy, aviation mnrhln
ist’a mate (je t ), second class,
in recent personnel inspection
ceremonies at Sanford Naval
A ir Station.
Ths award includes an en
graved cigarette s q u a d r o n
lighter, a 72-hour liberty, a
letter of commendation and his
name engraved on a perman
•nt squadron plaque.
Murphy is a s s i g n e d to
Heavy Attack Squadron 7,
stationed at S N A S when not
deployed with the Atlantic
Fleet.
The sailor is married to the
form er Deanna Farina, o f
Longwood, where they now re
side. lie is a qualified plane
captain on the A-BA "V ig il
ants," ths N a vy’s long-range,
supersonic attack aircraft.
Democrats in response to a
request from a new senator.
The
senate
arrived
some
what gingerly at the tenuous
agreement under which senators and their staffs could be
investigated after the rules
committee made public yes
terday closed-door testimony
on Baker’s operations.
The testimony dealt with a
business venture in which Ba
ker made more than $3,000 for
arranging a deal between a
Haitian slaughterhouse and a
Puerto Rican meat distribu
tor.
BUY THE FIRST TIRE AT OUR "NO TRADE-IN" PRICE
A N 87-YEAH-OLD woman, Mrs. Emma B. Erickson, came out o f this
wreck unhurt, but her daughter suffered fuce cuts. The car, driven by
Mrs. Alice Erickson Yates o f 2412 Oak Ave., Sanford, was hit from the
rear, according to constable Bob Carroll, by a car driven by Willis Frank
Jordan, 27, o f Apopka. The Yates car skidded into a deep culvert and was
partly telescoped. Jordan suffered face cuts.
(Herald Photo)
Death Takes
Carl Harris
Florida: Say It With Music
In Your Voice And Rejoice
By Henry McLemore
Many strange things flow
across my desk, so I was on
ly reasonably surprised by a
letter from a woman in T am
pa asking my immediate and
wholehearted support of a
campaign to which she ap
parently has
pledged
her
life, liberty and pursuit of
happiness.
Get the 2nd Tire
In his typewriter looks as
large and bare as an Arctic
snow field. It is then that
abbreviations arc a curse.
The
columnist
seeks
the
longest words, not the short
est, to fill the blank space.
There have been days when
I not only spelled out, say,
Franklin
Delano Roosevelt,
but added " o f Washington,
Here’s her letter in con District o f Columbia, and
Hyde Park New Y o rk ." It’s
densed form:
"M y very dear sir: Fla. for much better, in a dry period,
Florida must be wiped out. than just FDR.
On such barren d ajs Unit
It is a disgrace for anyone
to use that ridiculous abbre ed Nations is much to be pre
viation for the magnificent ferred to UN, Sir Winston
Sunshine State. Say Florida Churchill to Winnie, United
to yourself, and then say Fla. States of Am erica to U.S.A.
One is a lovely word, with a and George Herman Ruth to
ripple like that of a mock Babe.
ingbird’s trill. The other is
On really rough days I
hideous, not only in sound but have found m yself writing
appearance as well.
about the Mississippi River,
" I beg of you never to use and naming the states through
Fla. for Florida again, and which it meandered.
to use your influence to help
Yes, Mrs. Fcllpopper, you
put an end to it. Incidentally, have my earnest support in
if I lived in Connecticut or putting an end to Fla., for
Washington or Alabama or Florida, and all other abbre
Illinois, I would feel the same viations.
way about Conn., Wash., Ala.,
and 111. Do not fail me! I
am counting on y o u !"
Well, Mrs. Fcllpopper (fo r
K IH KU Y, England ( U P I ) —
that is the lady’s name), you
Edward Gresty was in the
may count on me. Your hopes
market for a new watchdog
are not misplaced. That in
today. The dog lie bought aft
fluence o f mine of which you
er tiis house had been burg
wrolo will be directed toward
larized six times was stolen
the speedy elimination of Fla.
Thursday night.
from the face of the earth.
But for a different reason
than yours. Fla. does not of
fend either my ears or my
eyes as it does yours. On the
contrsry, Fla. falls lightly on
my ears, sounding for sll the
world like a gentle gazelle
clearing its silky throat. Y et
I would like to get rid of
Fla., and all other abbrevia
tions, and hcre’a the reason
why:
There are days in the life
of every columnist—and they
come all
too often—when
wards are hard to come by,
and the blank sheet of paper
W atchdog Stolen
Carl Harris died Tuesday
in the Sleepy Hollow Manor
Nursing Home in Arlington,
V «., following a lengthy ill
ness.
A resident of Sanford for
the past 18 years, he made his
home at 11IS Myrtle Avenue
before being moved to Arling
ton last April.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs.
Margaret
Harris,
and
a
daughter. Mrs. Jane Priest,
both o f 333 Plcbc Road, A r
lington; a sister. Mrs. Aoby
David, o f Orlando and sev
eral nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be
conducted at 5 p.m. today
from
Fawcett-Ollvcr Mortu
ary in Chillccothe, Ohio.
A C L Revenue Up
JACKSO NVILLE (U P I) —
The Atlantic Coast Line R ail
road announced Thursday its
net income In 19C3 was SIS,427,000, up 7.8 per cent over
the previous year.
P restoSm
Bryant Names
Volusia Judge
T A LLA H A S S E E (U P I) —
Gov.
Furrls Rryant
today
named Philip Elliott, Daytona
Bcarh city prosecutor, ns Volusin County small claims court
judge.
Elliott, 34, auccccds James T.
Nelson who resigned to be
come a circuit judge.
Elliott said he w ill not im
mediately resign as city pros
ecutor becuuse he has some
business pending. But ho suid
he did not expect to contimio
indefinitely in the dual posi
tions.
H AR O LD JE N K IN S o f
DcBary, who taught
(uiunrc d a n c i n g to
youngsters during the
summer recreation pro
gram, has continued
th e
Instructions by
popular demnnd. Clas
ses meet regularly at
the DeBary Communi
ty Center.
(Cox Photo)
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: B? Abi90il Von Buren
y
b
O
D E A R AB B Yt I hope yon
put this la your column bo*
cauac lots o f guys havo tbs
aame
problem
and
you
could do a couple o f mil*
lloe of ua a big favor by
anawerlnf thla one question:
Why don’t paroota want
their daufbtera to havo
anything to do with a man In
uniform unleaa ha la an of*
BcorT Enllatad men ara Juit
aa food aa offlcara and a
lot batter than moat dvfliana, yet we are treated
like dirt. 1 have come to
the point of (treating In elv*
vtea and lying to stria* parenta ao I can take a nice
girl out, because If moat
parenla knew I waa an en*
Hated man they'd run me
o ff the place. What do peo
ple have against collated
m eat
ENLISTED MAN
DEAR ENLISTED: Most
pa rente don't make any dla*
Unction between an enlist
ed man and an officer. H icy
a Imply rule out all men In
onlform because they are
akept! cal of a man who is
hero today and who could
be gone tomorrow. The
cream o f any nation's crop
w e a n the enlisted man's
naUorrn (fo r a time, at
least) and I would remind
jaaoby
doesn't, look
brass.
•
D E AR
aa
•
ABBY:
good
aa
•
My
hus-
band and I have been mar
ried five years and we have
four children. (Tw o are
twins.) Well, my mother-inlaw complained to her son
right In front of me that
we were having too many
children. I am S and he Is
2fl and I think we are old
enough to know what we arc
doing. Don't you think my
husband should have told
his mother to mind her own
business? Or do you think
It waa okay for him to have
laughed It off aa a joke and
said, "T h ey are cheaper by
(he dozen, M om l"
NOT LAUOIUNO
D EAR NOT: Sharpen your
sense o f humor Instead of
your claws and you'll he a
lot happier. Your mother-inlaw probably meant no of*
fense.
•
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•
DEAR AR B Y: The item In
your column about the mall*
man who waa shocked to
find some women on his
route In their bathrobes at
two in the afternoon floor
ed me.
What la that supposed to
prove? I f she happens to
be changing clothes when
the doorbell rings, what Is
she supposed to answer the
door In? Or should aho just
go to Use dour in whatever
stale of undress she’a in at
that moment?
The mailman's wife said
that SHE always got up In
the morning and put on a
foundation garment, hosiery
and a fresh bo used re ss to do
her housework. Well, bully
for herl I can Just see :"Tself putting on my girdle
and hose to crawl under (lie
beds to mop, or to scrub
my floors. Phooey on hlml
LE N A IN LONG REACH
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C O N FID E N TIAL TO DES
P E R A T E ": T ell -your hus
band what you suspect, and
why. And quit eating your
heart out.
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Gel If off your cheat. For
a personal unpublished re
ply, write to ABBY, Box
3363, Beverly Hills, Calif.
Enclose a stamped, self-ad
dressed envelope.
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•
For Abby's booklet, "H ow
To Have A Lovely Wed
ding," send 30 cents to Abby. Box 3363, Beverly Hills,
Calif.
On By Oswald Jacoby
Thera could be • lot o f dlt*
cusiioa about the bidding of
today's hand. Did Wost havo
a ra a m a b lo sound vulnerable
ovorcali?
parents that they could be
passing up gold because It
Should East have
bid two spades over North'*
no-trump? Should North havo
pasted two diamond*? Waa
South’a Jump to four hsarta
Tbo answers to the ques
tions ara: West bad a doubt
ful overcall, but moat oaperts
would have made It. East
could have afforded a two
apade hid, but lota o f eperta
would hava passed Just aa he
did. North should have passed
two diamonds. Three hearts
would havo been plenty for
South to hid.
When South aaw the dummy, ho wiabod ho had bid only
losers. Of course, trumps
north
s could break nicely for him
and he could find a three*Q T
t? IS
three break with East holding
♦ KS4
the Jack, but South decided
S A X t l t
It would really he nice If he
W IS T
EAST
could persuade West to attack
d tA IS
g i l l
trumps for him.
V K J lO B d
TQ S4
Once he had com* to this
♦ tO S II
0 JVS
decision, South lad back dum
g q io n
m y’* Jack of spades.
so uni (D)
West found himself In the
A 1CJ 1014
W AS
lead with tho queen and West
♦ AQS
had no attractive lead. Fur
♦ n s
thermore,
It
appeared
to
N orth and South vulnerable
West that South w n getting
■ejrth W est N orth Kaal
ready to ruff a spade, so West
1A
Pa«a
Ig
Pau
led b li deuce of trumps. Dum
S N .T . Paaa
i n .T. P u s
T*aa
Paso
my's seven forced E ast'i ace
and South was able to escape
Opening lead—W.T
with the lost of only one
three hearts. He bad tn lose trump trick. Ilad ho played
a spade and a club and there trumps himself, he would
were probably two trump have had to lose two.
J.ha (donum: Rufh wiiiett
(da
I t 'i always fun to be with •
person who
le
genuinely
enthusiastic
and optimistic.
Doesn't taka himself too
seriously.
Tug OF War On
Aid To Schools
W ASHINGTON
(U P !)
Tw o religious lobbies a n ex
horting their members to
bombard the Whit* House
with leUera and telegrams on
federal
aid
to
parochial
schools.
The lobbies stand on op
posite aides o f the aver-controverslal issue. Each says it
is trying to generate mall to
the President In order to
offset the efforts o f the other,
Carrying the hod for paro
chial achool aid Is "Cltlsem
fo r
Educational
Freedom "
(C E P ), which describee Itself
as " a national, non-acctarlan
organisation of parents and
friends of children In Protest*
tant, Catholic, Jewish and
other private schools." Its
headquarters are in Bt. Louis,
N o.
Leading the opposition to
any us* of public funds for
church-related schools la "P ro.
testants and other Americans
United for the Separations of
Church and State" (PO A U ),
With headquarter* In Wash
ington.
Rookie Signs
HOUSTON (U P I — Gerald
Ard, n 19-year-old shortstop
from Ban Rafael, Calif., has
been signed by the Houston
Colts
fo r
•
“ substantial
bonus," A rd was assigned to
the Colts' Modesto, Calif.,
dub.
Listens with courteous at
tention and obvious Interest
when YOU are doing the talk
ing.
Knows how
to disagree
without being disagreeable.
Recognizes the line between
frankness and rudenesa, and
never step* across It.
N ever builds himself up by
low-rating other people or
their ways.
Can admit to being wrong.
Instead of always trying to
blame someone else for his
mistakes.
Does his share of the talk
ing — but not his share and
yours, too.
8ees the funny side of
tilings, even when the Joke la
on him.
Can let you tell a story
without Immediately trying to
top It.
Can explain something to
you without sounding super
lor, or being pompous.
Laughs easily, especially at
YOUR wit.
Always seems happy to sec
you, rather than being friend
ly one time and Indifferent
the next.
N ever tries to Impress you.
N ever inliocs an opportun
Ity to pay you a compliment
nr to repeat one someone else
has paid you.
If you have a few friends
who measure up to these
standards you're lucky, for
such people are always nice
M ILAN, Italy (U P D -J u a n
to have around.
Manuel Fangio of Argentina,
form er world driving champ
Men: Nice to have around,
ion, will hire at least 18 Ital<
too.
Read
Ruth
MlUett'a
Isn drivers to compste In tks
"Happier Wives (hints for
neat "Tem porsds” In Argen
husbands"). Mail 23 cents to
tins, It wss announced Thuri
Ruth MUIelt Reader Service,
day.
c/o The Sanford Herald, P.
O. Box 488. Dept. A, Radio
City Station, New York 18,
NEW FORK (U P I ) - Jerry N. Y.
Coleman, form er New York
Yankee baseball star and now
a leading aportscaster on
radio and television, has been
signed by a brewing company,
to host a new series of 10*
AMPHITHEATER
hour • long U. S. Professional
Bowling contests.
Drivers Hired
Host Coleman
Television Tonight
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U. S. May Have
To Reconsider
Vietnam Plans
WASHINGTON
(U P I)
H ie Defense Department may
have to review Its four-monthold plan to bring home m oit
of the UJ>. troops In South
Viet Nam by 1066.
Pentagon source* Insist that
the plan remains the same
now but may have to be re
appraised because o f the re
cent military croup d’etat and
stepped-up activities o f Com
munist guerrillas.
The White House announced
last October it hoped to re
turn the 13,300 U.8. military
men In another two years, but
keep n limited force in the
Southeast Aslan country Inde
finitely In training roles.
But last week's change o f
government has resulted In
some uncertainty about the
new m ilitary regim e's attitude
towards civil administration
as weU as m ilitary opera
tions.
Also, the condition of the
anti-guerrilla war continues
gra ve," as Defense Secre
tary Robert S. McNamara told
Congress last week.
Considering
these
condi
tions, the sources said Saigon
may decide to request the
United State! for more sup
plies and additional techni
cians te bolster forces al
ready there.
VEGETABLE
REPORT
Federal Stain Market
News Service
Sanford
Shipping point information
for Feb. 4. AH aalee F.O.B.
Precooling chargee extra ua*
leas otherwise stated.
Sanford • Oviedo . Zellwood
District:
Mild with showers.
Cabbage: demaod fa ir to
good, market about steady.
Domestic round type, 144 bu.
crates, mostly $1.73; few low
as 11.50; 50 lb. sacks, mostly
ordinary to fa ir quality, moat*
ly 91.23, very few higher,
poorer, lower.
Carrots: demand good, mar*
ket steady. Sacks, 48-1 lb.
film wrapped, $2.28 to $2.30;
SO lbe., loose, $1.83 to $1.90.
Celery: demand fair, ,iar*
ket steady. 18 In. crates, Pas
cal, 2-214 d o r, $3; 3 doz.,
$2.50; 4 6-8 doz., $2; hearts,
film wrapped, 24 count, $3.
Chinese cabbage: demand
fair, market steady. 18 In.
crates, $1.50 to $2.
Endive: demand good, mar
ket steady. 1 1/8 bu. crates,
$3.50.
Escarole:
demand
good,
market slightly stronger. 11/9
bu. crates, $3.
Lettuce: demand fair to
good, m arket steady. Boston
type, EBN crates, 24 count,
13.50 to $4; Iceberg type. WO
crates, 24 count, $2.23 to
$2.30; 30 count, few, $1.73 to
$3; Romalne, 1 1/9 bu. crates,
few, $3.50.
Onions, green: Orates, tew,
$3.30.
Parsley: demand light, mar
ket steady. Crates, 3 dot.
bunches, $2 to $2.50.
Radishes: demand fair to
good, market steady. Bas
kets, film packed, red var
ieties, 30-6 oz., $1.30.
Spinach. demand light, m ar
ket slightly stronger. Bushel
baskets, $1.80 to $1.78.
Hastings Florida District:
MUd with showers.
Cabbage: demaod fair to
good, market about steady.
Domestic round type, 144 bu.
crates, $1.50 to $1.73, mostly
$1.50; 30 lb. sacks, ordinary
to fair quality, mostly $1.23
Mrs, Hannah J. Peterson, few beat higher, poorer, lower.
m" ■ ■
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S3, died early Tuesday morn
ing at her home, IT08 Park
Avenue, Sanford.
TUCSON, Art*. (U P I ) - A
Bora reb . 13, 1879, In P et
erson, Minn., she came here lonely Tucson man gave five
from Brandt, S. D. She waa a reasons to sh eriffs deputies
member o f
the
Lutheran why he wanted to Join hi*
Church.
wife In county JalL H e claim
She la survived by her eon, ed he was cold, miserable,
James Ekrca o f Sanford; a wet, and wanted to Join hli
grandson, Jame* Ekren Jr., w ife who was serving n Jan
o f Sanford and several nieces sentence for being drank In
and nephews.
public. Asked for another rea
Funeral services were held son, the man replied: " I'm
at 3 p. m. today at Briaaon drunk." Deputies granted Ms
Funeral Home with Rev. Her wish.
bert W. Goers* o f the Luth
eran Church of the Redeemer
officiating. Burial was In Oak*
lawn Memorial Park.
Hearing Vs. Noisy Jobs Tested
moved from en* craft to an
EVANSTON, m (U P I ) Northwestern University aelan- other, although this shift of
ten Involve* economic disloca
list* are working en e new
tion or retraining which may
method fo r determining which not bo desirable.
worker* are In danger o f go
Readings on even a few
ing deaf because of noisy Job workers can Identify a noisy
environments.
environment for Industrial hy
The method is called the giene evaluation and correc
E arly Lost Index (E L I) and tion, Hermann said.
is baaed upon testa which
E L I Includes the adjective
measure* n person's hearing "e a r ly " because It Is a tech
at n sound frequency of 4,000 nique for measuring hearing
cycle* per second (cpe).
loss before the person Involv
I f a worker ahows hearing ed b u any Idea that Impair
loea at thla frenquency, the ment has occurred.
rase archers say, the probabi
Hermann has also found
lity la great that hia ability that more than half of the
to hear speech might be af hearing loss at 4,000 cps is
fected later If he is exposed usually Incurred In the first
to excessive noise.
five year* o f exposure to
E L I Is the creation of Dr. noise.
Edward R. Hermann o f North*
Another seal* — Speech
western University'* Techno Average Loss (S A L ) — mea
logical Institute.
sures inability to hear the
The measuring process In speech important frequencies,
cludes an allowance* for nor 300 to 2,000 cps. This techni
mal loss caused by aging, or que, devised by the National
presbycusis.
Research Council, yields dif
The E L I scale also Includes ferent results thsn Hermann’ s
five grades o f hearing loss. If index. SAL determines the
a worker falls into cither of degree of present hearing loss
the last two categories—thst of which an Individual may be
Is, It his hearing loss great conscious and E LI points out
ly exceeds normal age-related probability o f noise-induced
losses—the chances are that lots in the future.
the loss Is due to exposure
Hermann developed the ELI
to noise, Hermann said.
Index while serving as a
When a noise-induced bear health engineer with Humble
ing lost Is detected, the em Oil and Refining Co. at its
ploye and his boss can then Baytown,
Tex.,
operations.
take
certain
lime-honored Thera he analyzed hearing
steps. Hermann said.
tests of 3,000 refinery workers
The worker can be fitted
In various occupations, Includ
with personal protective equip ing office workers, scientists,
ment, euch as earplugs or machinists,
painters,
sheet
earmuffa. Or hia period of metal worker!, welder* and
exposure to noise can be les boiler m ikers.
sened o r equipment can be
modified so It is less noisy.
TV RENTAL
For example, mufflers can
• Sties
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be put on air-driven motors or
the speed a which the equip
F A 2-4928
ment
operatee
might
be
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changed to lessen noise.
2600 Sanford Ava.
The worker also could
be
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Mors thin 150 members,
stives tnd guests o f Detach*
menu • attended all-hands
p »-ty Friday evening at the
NAS ballroom.
The ballroom had been de
corated with black and white
checkboard
streamers
and
signs and music for dancing
was played by the Jack Rossman quintet. A highlight of
the evening was a limbo con
test won by Christopher De
laney.
Members o f the party com
mittee were CPO Jake Young,
Harland - Fodders. Clark Errlngton, Ernie Hodges, Bl>
Hendrix, Gerald Brown and
Tom Scuppe.
After the all-hands psrty,
officers and guests o f the
group m et at the home of
U.
(ID
Norman Cxuchra
where official farewells were
•aid to L L Cdr. and Mrs.
Charles Llpford.
Officer in Charge of the
Dot., Cdr., Frederick Carmeat, presented an engraved
desk pen to the Llpfords. He
also introduced Lt. Cdr. D.F.
Munday, who will be the new
assistant officer in charge.
Other new members wel
comed were U . Cdr. J.D.
Moloney who will take over
Lt. Cdr. Llpford’a Job as
maintenance officer, Mrs. Mo
loney, and U . and Mrs. John
McCracken.
Duties
and missions of
VAH-5 were explained to the
officers wives o f that group
by the commanding officer of
lha squadron, Cdr. Paul Warn
er, at a recant coffee.
Cdr. Werner told the wives
•bout the work of the squad
ron sod passed around pic
tures taken from the RA3C.
The RA5C la the new plane
the squadron is flying.
Mrs. Gerald Mickelson was
welcomed to her first meet
ing as the w ife o f the North
American representative, and
the wives made plans to auc
tion a dessert at each of the
meetings for the benefit of
the treasury.
The coffee wes held et the
home o f Mre. Werner. Those
attending were
Mra. Dan
Beard, Mre. Jordan Danforth,
Mre. John Dralm. Mrs. W il
liam Dursteler, Mrs. David
Fall, Mre. Ralph Faeback,
Mrs. Bertha Brough, Mra.
Betty Lackey.
Mra. Roy Lewis, Mrs. Ro
bert Lovelace, Mrs. Nick Mergo, Mrs. Vincent Monroe,
Mra. Dootld Nesbitt. Mrs.
bert W ilson
Coshorn.
9 ~.
and Mrs. Ken
Mrs. J. F. Barlow was hos
tess of a party Friday even
ing for the officers wives of
VAH -U . Bridge and “ Bonansa" were played during the
evening.
Mrs. J.M. Runnels took high
honors in bridge and Mrs.
Edward Walters was top win
ner In the game.
Mrs. Barlow served choco
late, lemon and coconut pies
to the wives.
QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED
PRICES GOOD THRU FEBRUARY 9TH
wiHN-ams •tomk*.
aomou
S $ $ T O l&
Chaplain Robert Deal will
be the guest speaker at a
meeting o f the VAH-11 enlist
ed wives club Thursday. The
meeting will be at 7:30 in
the NAS ballroom.
Only the top grade* of
U. S. Government grad*
ed beef wear* the W-D
shield. Placed In temp*
•ratuee controlled cool*
era, W-D beef Is aged
to the very peak of*
tender, flavorful good
ness by nature's own
process while still fresh.
Two new members o f the
NAS officers wives were wel
comed by that group at a
coffee held at the home of
Mrs. Frank Wolfe.
The two are Mra. Robert
Farrell and Mrs. John Jacks
whose husbands recently Join
ed the station.
Attending the coffee were
Mrs.
Robert Jones,
Mrs.
Leonard
EUlngwood,
Mrs.
David Olmstsad, Mr*. Char
les Moroslnl, Mrs. Raymond
Lasher, Mr*. David Jahn,
Mra, August Stcfkovich and
Mra. Raymond BeUncourt.
All cuts of W-D brand
beef are close trimmed
of bone and fat before
weighing and packag
ing. You get more lean,
tender beef per pound
at your friendly WinnDixie.
Rscoot activities of lha
VAH-t officers wives club In
cluded an informal luncheon
at (he Capri restaurant and
an avenlng o f bridge at the
bom# o f Mra. J. T. Bucy.
Attending the luncheon were
Mrs. J. L. Shipman, Mra. M.
J. Puopolo, Mrs. Stanley l ’ochardo, Mrs. J. J. Moynlhan,
Mra. Wm. Mallcsowski, Mr*.
F. M. Lynch, Mrs. G. L. At
kinson, Mra. James Green
wood, Mrs. Bucy and Mra.
J. A. Brodie, a guest of Mrs.
Mrs. Puopolo.
Mra. J. A. deGanahl took
high honora at the Friday
night bridge and Mrs. J. F.
Dunn waa second. Othrs at
tending were Mrs. J. D. Dur
bin, a gueit from VAH-t;
Mrs. Moynlhan, Mr*. A. F.
Reno, Mra. R. M. Cooke and
Mra. T. E .Qulllin.
Mrs. Robert Farrell return
ed home today from Semi
nole Memorial Hospital where
she gave birth Friday to a
baby boy.
Light from the constellation
Andromeda, traveling lM.ooo
miles n eecood, requires S
million yoara to reach the
earth.
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Shrimp.. 5
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Demo Dance Set
. _ aarrmsKT — i n
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Achord
are the parents of a new son
born Jan. 25. The eight pound
baby was named Mark An
drew and Is their third child.
Patrons of the Chief Pelly
Officers club will be treated
to a dance and barbecue Sat
urday night, similar to the
one held recently.
Club manager, CPO Hank
Knowles reported that the
The Jluth Circle of the De event was such a success that
Bary Community Methodist It la being repeated.
Church WSCS met Tuesday
afternoon, Jan. 2fl, at the
Reservations for (he atatlon
home of Mrs. Hugh Booth on officers wives coffee should
Lucerne Drive.
be made by Wednesday wilh
Mrs. Elmo Moore, chair Mrs. Edward Christiansen at
man, presided and gave the 322-707B or
Mra.
Stanley
invocation.
A
letter
from Slanul, 322 1330, ext. 411. The
Ethel Gray, who is teaching coffee will be held at Uic
Fnglish In the Salvation Army home of Mrs. Stanul.
School In Ponce, Puerto Rico,
was read by Mrs. Moore who
Members o f VAH-5 and
also stressed Importance of their wives and guests will
the data 23 years ago when
meet Friday evening at tie
various organizations of the
NAS ballroom for an allchurch united as the Women's
hands party. It will begin at
Society of Christian service.
7 p. m.
Plana were discussed tor
Music for dancing and re
the World Day of Prayer to
freshments will be provided
be held at 10 a. m., Feb. It,
during the evening. Corsages
In DeBary and for the church
for the women will be a high
dinner to be held by the WSCS
light of the dressy party.
on Feb. 20.
COMING EVENTS
Members
attending were
Wednesday, Feb. I
VAH-* enlisted wives cof
fee, 10 a. m. Acey Deucy
Club.
VAH-t officer* wives cof
fee, to a. m. Horn* o f Mra.
G. L. Atkinson.
Tbarsday, Fab. B
VAH-11—Det.
B officers
wives coNae, 10 a. m. Home
of Mra. W. A. Yellnek.
Staff officers wives coffee.
10 a. m. Homs o f Mra. Clif
ford Nelson.
Renee Jooea and B<
VA1I-S officers wives bridge,
Muller as co-hostesses
0:30 a. m. Afterburner.
NAS officers wives coffee,
10 a. m. Homs of Mra. Stan
The Democratic Club of ley Stanul.
DeBary will sponsor a danca
VAH-3 officers wives cof
to ba bald Saturday from B fee, 10 a. m. Home of Mrs.
p m. until 1 a.ro. at tha Firs
JtecrsatJoa HaU. Music will
be by the Populairas. The
public la Invited.
DeBary WSCS
Circle Meets
m
Chops
Chops
RIB LAMB
s m a ll
Regular 59* Copeland All Meat
FRANKS
REG. 45f . . SUNNYLAND FRESH PORK
25 EXTRA STAMPS WITH . . PALMETTO FARMS PIMENTO
C h e e s e . . 59*
THRIFTY MAID ENRICHED
TALL CAN
Limit 10 please
with $5.00
order or more.
O ranges ••5 59 *
Grapefruit 8 £>59 /
Potatoes.. 4 ^ 4 9 /
Russets.. 10 £q59 /
FRESH FLORIDA . . JUICY SWEET
LARGE SNOW-WHITE HEADS
GEORGIA RED SWEET
LIBBY'S BEEF
Stew”*13
SAVE 10* EACH
BAKING POTATOES . . U. S. No I
MORTON FROZEN
MORTON FROZEN
M eat Pot Pies
CHICKEN
BEEF
TURKEY
APPLE
CHERRY
PEACH
COCONUT
a StvtxPe
£
le w
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11
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C ocktail.. 5 £ '1.
SAVE 5-2/3* EACH . . THRIFTY MAID BARTLETT
Tissue 2
By Mr*. Adam Muller
A reception will be held
Sunday from 2:30 until 3:30
p.m. at the Denary Manilon
itouie In honor of Frank
French o f Winter Park who
will exhibit a collection of hie
father'a paintings at the Man
ilon during the month of Feb
ruary under auipiccs o f the
Orlando Art Association.
P e a rs. . . . 3 £ l .
Sauce... 2 c° 2 5 /
400-Ct.
Pkgs.
SAVE 4* EACH . . THRIFTY MAID APPLE
SAVE 4VS* EACH . . THRIFTY MAID
C u t Beets £ 10/
Sw tPeas 2 c°n.2 5 /
Palmetto Ave. & 3rd St.
French Are. A 25th.
400 E. Flint St.
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M ID SH IPM AN Bobby
Elton Bennett, son o f
Mr. and Mrs. Elton
Bennett, o f C a n n e I berry, will be gradu
ated in June from the
U. S. Naval Academy
In Annapolifi. He visit
ed his parents during
Christmas vacation.
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Wed. Feb. 5, *6-1— Page 7
Frank French To Be Honored
At Mansion House Reception
SAVE 3* EACH . . ASTOR FRUIT
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W IN T E R P A R K — Brig. dan.
David Sarnoff, ehalrman-oftha-board o f Radio Corpora
tion o f America and director
o f the National Broadcasting
Company, w ill be a leading
contributor to the 87th annual
Rollina Collage Animated Magaslna Feb. g4, Rollina I'realdent Hugh F. McKean an
nounced today.
The Animated Magatlne, to
talled because the ••authora”
read or present their “ article."
in peraon, will climax the 19(11
Rollina Founders Week, acheduled Feb. 17-24.
Thama o f thla year's edition,
to ba “ published" in Knowles
Memorial Chapel at 2:30 p. m.,
will be The System o f Free
Enterprise and tha American
Tradition.
Sarnoff waa aakad to apeak
because ha represent* one of
the Icudlng voices In behalf of
American free
competition,
McKean pointed out.
“ Socialism is slogigng on,"
McKean declared, “ in educa
tion as in other areas o f liv
ing. U is particularly appro
priate, therefore, that private
educational Institutions lead
tha way In re-focualng empha
sis on our democratic freedoma o f thought and personal
action.''
Gen. Sarnoff, one o f the last
remaining pioneers in com
munications and electronics
development, waa born in 1891
in Russia, came to the United
States with hia parents in
ItMl, and In 1913 Joined the
1900, and in 1913 joined the
absorbed by R C A in 1919.
Rev. Copeland
Teaches M Y F
Mr. French is well known
In Central Florida as an artist
and engraver. He it celebrat
ing his 88th birthday today.
The public is invited to
meet Mr. French and to view
the paintings of his father
whose art career o f 65 yearn
ended in 1933 at the age o f 83
in hit native state o f N ew
Hampshire. The unique exhi
bit includes examples o f all
periods in wood engraving, of
hia painting and illustrating
career* and his first drawing
and woodblock.
Several original engraved
blocks and tools are shown
and one will have full oppor
tunity to enjoy beauty In oils,
portrait and landscape work,
water colors and nature draw
ings along with many o f tha
artist's proofs and reproduc
tions from hia original paint
ings and calender subjects.
During his long career, ha
spent four winters in Florida,
He exhibited at the World'a
Fairs In Buffalo, St. Louie,
Chicago, Paris, Vienna and
Berlin, winning medals for
excellence at each. He waa
appointed by the U. S. Gov
ernment as a member o f tha
Jury
fo r
Am erican
AH
Abroad.
Claude D. Couch
Funeral Held
Funeral services for Clauda
D. Couch, 80, form er Sanford
resident, wars conducted thla
morning at the Garden Cha
pel Home for Funerals, Or*
Uudu. Burial was in ulen Ha*
ven Cemetery, Winter Park.
Mr. Couch, o f 305 West P a t
Avenue, Orlando, died Mon*
day at an Orlando hospital.
He had removed to that city
from Sanford in 1938. He waa
a mem ber o f tha Presbyteriaa
church and tha Masonic lodge,
Surviving are hia wife. Mra.
Lenna W. Couch; four daugh
ters, Mrs. Lola Scott, ClewiaIon; Mrs. W. R. Funderberg,
Tiffin, Ohio; Mrs. Dorothy
Coolldgo, Grand R a p i d s .
Mich., and Mr*. Geraldine
Hodge, Orlando; nine grand
children and one great-grand
child.
Kodense
are some atari fti
tha univeraa that ona cubla
inch o f one would weigh more
than 600 tons o f earth.
Legal Notice
rioriT tora namh
NOTICE IH h.rrliy- given (had
I am - na a « r .1 In liu .ln-.a a t
l t - ) l TaOiigwond, l l m l n s l l
County, Klorlda. und-r tha tietltloua nama nf, Paddock Bait
and that I Inland to r.a t.ta e
•aid nama with tha r t . r k o f
the Circuit Court, Hrmlnole
County, Klorlda. In accordance
with tha provlalona o f tha K lc.
tltloua Kama Hlatutaa. to -w ltl
eartlon s s i o i Klorlda etatutee
H IT.
Hie: Jnatph A. Brooks
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Jada*. Sraalaola Caaaty. Klaaa
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la m Katato o f
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T o A ll Cradlloro a>S I'rraooa
H a llo a Claim , or Itraaooea
Aaoloat Bold lla ta tn
You and aaeb of you are
haraby nutlflad and required
to praaant any rtalma and da*
manila which you. or althar
o f you. may hava acalnat the
a .ta t. ut I.ACKY K. IIIK I.U ,
itaraaaad, lata o f aald County,
lo tha County Judea of MKMISOLE County, Klurlda, at
otllca In tha court houaa a*
•aid
County
at
1ANKORD,
Klorlda. within ala calendar
month* from lha lima o f tbs
flrat publication o f I It to noil,-a.
T w o t-nplra of each claim or
demand ahatl ba In w riting,
and aha!! alata Ilia nlaca o f
raaldanca and poat offlca addraaa o f Ilia claimant, and
•hall ha awurn to by the
claimant, hia aicaol, or attarnay and accompanied by a til
ths fra o f una dollar and auck
claim or demand not ao (Had
•hall ba void.
K a rlyla llouahotdar
Aa aaaeutor of tha l « e t
W ill and Taatamant o f
I.ACET K. IIIE U d .
dacaasad
Publlah Jan. M, I t A Kab. V
It. 11*4.
By Jane Casselberry
Rev. Delm ai Copeland of
the Casselberry Community
Methodist Church taught a
course on “ Speak up tor your
Faith in Christ" at the Orlan
do District Senior High Re
treat held last weekend at
the Methodist Youth Camp
near Leesburg.
Young people from the Sen
ior M Y F of the C#**elberry
church who atteoded the re
treat included Valorie Shea,
Loleanne W a g n e r ,
Butch
Evans and Danny Casselber
ry.
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Now l i the time to make
plane for and take aome ac
tion toward producing a love
ly garden. In preparing your
eccd boxer, ure Vi rifted
loam, *4 eharp rand and *.4
peat, mix and water well,
then plant the aecd, not too
deeply, Perforated Una act on
gravel In another container
are ideal for aeed planting,
and this method will aid in
molature control. When plant
ing Gerber aeed, let the fu u y
top atlck up out of the soil.
Gerbera bloom all year, are
cold rcrlrtant, and like Iota
o f water and fertilizer. Do
try aome of the new accda
aa well ax the old favoritea.
I f your lawn la in need of
repair, dig up brown patchea,
add top roll, peat and fertili
ser, water well and then aprlg
o r rod. Fertilize camellias
and azalcaa and all other
ahruba, treea and palma. F er
tilize your rye graaa and mow
frequently ao that It will car
ry well into late apring. Prune
all
broad-leaved evergreen
ahruba for aize and ahape.
Spray every third day for
control of azalea petal-blight.
Spray camelllaa for spidermites,
and
ayringe
other
ahruba occaalonally to dis
courage miles and thrlps.
When poinscttlas have shed
their bracta, cut tho sterna
back to 12-lnch stubs and util
ize the canes for hardwood
cuttings. Thla is a good timu
to take cuttings o f all but
the m o s t
tender garden
ahruba If bottom heat can be
provided on cold nights or
the cutting box moved In
doors.
Camellias can be moved
oow through the first of
March. Azaleas can be moved
at any time whether bloom
ing or not. Root pruning la al
ways recommended b e f o r e
moving largo field grown
ahruba.
Vigorous
succulent
growths on azaleas altould be
pinched to encourage good
branching.
While many are inclined to
overwater, few use too much
fertilizer over the period of
a year; so If the soil la light
and sandy, be sure to apply
sufficient fertilizer for the
needs of your plants. Remem
ber that frequent small appli
cations are always preferred
to infrequent ones.
Let's all have a lovely,
colorful garden this year.
Dr. Wing
Program Speaker
For H . D . Club
Rsnford
Homo
1 safar i
f tp*
WrraS
Susan Oyler Engaged
To Donald Soderblom
D eBary Members
Products
Attend District
Oyler Jr., 101 Falrlane Cir
cle, announce the engagement
o f their daughter, Susan Lynn,
to
Donald
Ray
Soderblom,
son o f Mr. and Mrs. Reginald
E. Soderblom, Tampa.
The bride-elect la a grad
uate o f Seminole High 8chool
and fa employed at Dearborn
Electronics. Her fiance la a
graduate
of
Drandon
High
School, Brandon, and la em
ployed at the Martin
Com
pany, Orlando.
The wedding will take place
April 11 at the Church o f the
Nativity, I.ake Mary.
Counting t h o s e calorics?
T ry aklm milk says Myrtle
Wilson, Home Domonatratlon
Agent. Skim milk has the food
value of whole milk except In
butlcrfat. the vitamin A earfled In the fal, and the fat's
food energy or calories. These
values are lower in skim
milk.
However, much fluid skim
milk sold today has vitamin
A added, thus returning the
vitamin A removed with tho
fat. Skim milk la Interchange
able with whole milk in bev
erages, cooking and baking,
ft |» e«peela|ly gutted to per
sona on low calorie dicta.
The USDA Economic Re
search Service has found lhat
the use of dairy products has
changed since 1047-40. Dairy
products which have decreas
ed to usn Include evaporated
milk, butter, crcain and fluid
whole milk. Nonfat dry milk
and cottage cheese have in
creased almost 100 per cent
during this time. Other pro
ducts which have shown In
creases I n c l u d e Amcrlcau
cheese, other types o f cheese,
condensed milk, end frozen
desserts.
Nonfat dry inllk solids have
the same nutritive value as
skim milk except for a partial
loss o f thiamine and ascorbic
acid. These milk solids keep
well, are convenient in cook
ing and can be added to other
foods to increase their pro
tein
content.
Research
is
continuing on the develop
ment of an equally stable
dried whole milk product.
SICK CALL
Meeting
SUSAN LYNN OYLER
(Ruymond Studio)
DeBary Personals
By Mrs. Adam Muller
Mrs. Janet Thompson, Vir
ginia Beach, Va., will be the
liousegurst of Mrs. M. Phil
lips on Community Drive.
Mrs. Phillips entertained Mr.
and Mrs. J. Torbert and
daughter, Margaret, Jackson
ville, and Mr. and Mr*. R.
Torbert and children, Orlan
do, this past weekend.
NEEDLE
WORK
Mr. and Mrs. Elm er Thomp
son have returned home after
a few montlii visit on Staten
Island, N. Y., with tbsir lam
ily and friends.
ham
that's
pansy
motifs I
ing, tool
Pattern No. 2822 H has tis
sue for apron—sizes 14, 16, 18,
loci.; graph for embroidery;
full directions.
To order, send 35 cents In
coins to:
Anne Cabot
The Sanford Herald
1130 Ave. of A m erlrai
New York. N. Y . 10036
For flrat-clasa mailing add
to cents for each pattern.
Print name, address with
zone and pattern number.
Just SO cents fur the Needle
By Janet Henry
I f I cannot function in health's Albumt Many lovely deatgnsl
Directions for suit and afghan
fullest bloom,
D eliver me, please, from a
Hustje me o ff to a hospital in knit; doily, edgings and
second rate 111;
slippers in crochet!
room I
A "touch o f the flu " or a
%
house"
at
their
were Mr. and Mrs. David
Howard, Melbourne, and Don
ald Howard, sons and daugh
ter-in-law of the honorees.
An arrangement o f yellow
and white carnations, chrys
anthemums and baby-breath
with gold leaves was placed
on the lace covered serving
table with white candles in
crystal holderi. Yellow roses,
gladioli and potted chryianthemumi decorated the living
room. Mrs. Corrine Stevens,
Mrs. May Rubow, Mrs. M ar
garet Smith and Mrs. Douglas
Klckllghter served p u n c h ,
coffee and cake to the 123
friends and relatives calling
during the appointed hours.
Mrs. J. B. Williams and Mrs.
W. L. Roche were In charge
o f the guest book.
Out of town guests here for
the party were: W. B. Jones,
Olin Jones and Sue Odham,
Orlando; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Connell and children, Mr. and
Mrs. James Connell and Mr.
and Mrs. Josh Connell, DeLand; Mrs. Kitty Evans, D.
H. Gatlin, Carol Sue Gatlin.
St. Augustine, and Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Goolcsby, Gaines
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard were
married Feb. 1, 1914, at the
home o f her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Lough, in San
ford. Howard retired from
active work six years ago and
now has a machine hobby
strap In his home. He Is a
member of IOOF Lodge and
the Encampment and an elder
in the Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Howard's hobby Is paint
ing and the baa exhibited
much of her work. She is a
member of the Presbyterian
Church,' Rcbekah L o d g e ,
Woman's Club and is treasur
er of the Past Noble Grand's
Club. The couple have three
grandchildren.
W OMAN
MR. A N D MRS. D. C. HOW ARD
Library Program Helpful
To You And Your Child
UPI
Education Specialist
The library is one of the
most
important
facilities
in
the school building. It Is a
valuable aid to all areas of
the educational program.
The school librarian is as
formation. His success will do
the rest.
A library program is pro
fitable to all students from
the brightest to the slowest.
It is the most valuable sup
plementary service in Utc
school.
The person who blocks a
supermarket aisle to gossip
can expect to get bumped.
JUST IN TIME
FOR VALENTINE
GIVING . . .
S T R A W BAGS
FROM $1.25 UP
important aa the library It
self. Her close cooperation
with the classroom teacher is
often a key to solving many
learning
problems.
Reading,
research, and study methods
are closely related to library
skills. These are essential to
success in school.
Parents can be particularly
helpful by encouraging li
brary usage. Visit the local
public library. Help the child
become familiar with the lay
out. Show him where he can
find books related to bis
needs and particular inter
ests. There may be • fiction
section suited to his age. The
librarian will be glad te as
sist.
T ry te make arrangements
so that your child can get to
the library regularly. Give
him every opportunity to use
it In connection with his
homework.
Your attitude Is very Im
portant.
Don't attempt to
pressure the child Into using
the library. Show Interest in
his work. Suggest bow ha can
obtain more and better in-
SANFORD
FLOWER SHOP
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Watch fo r our
GRAND
O P E N IN G
MEAL-IN-ONE CASSEROLE
Saute onion rings in hot fat.
Add round steak and brown
slowly on both aides. Place
steak and onions in casserole.
Add halved potatoes, turnips,
whole carrots, cabage wedg
es, H cup water, and season
ings. Cover tightly and bake
A favorite with the slim,
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about H4 hours at 330 to 3T5
young misa the country over coins for each pattern to:
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the
beguiling
princess
Creative
Woman
Keep all old costume Jewel
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ry In a bos, rather than dis style, shown here in a brandBox 438, Midtown 6taUou
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short sleeves.
number and size.
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When serving an egg on
Bring this certificate and $2.71 plus tax and receivs
toast to children o r Invalids, Is in sises 10, 11, 14, 16. 16.
a LADIES’ Sterling Silver or 10-kt. Gold Filled
cut the toast in bite-sized Bust 30 to 36. Size 12, 33 bust,
Next time you are looking
Ring, net wllh a Va-ct. IMITATION KIMBERLY
monotone,
4H for a bookmark, cut off a cor
cubes,
leaving
the
sliced sleeveless,
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trast
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Pearl Rings — Boy's Rings — Girl’s
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Bridges & Bush
PH O TO G RAPH IC STUDIO
318 E. 1st S t
Sanford
C E R TIFIC A TE i
Opens flat for easy launder
fe tin g
"open
Household Hints
cobbler-apron
cross-stitch
The following new resident*
have been welcomed to San
ford by Virginia Pctroskl,
Welcome Wagon hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Boutwell from India: Maj. B. T .
Chen, Okinawa; Mr. and Mr*.
G. Emmcrson, Buffalo, N. Y .{
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Levine,
Winter Park; Mr. and Mrs. A.
L. Pletrsntont and Mike. W.
Frankfurt. 111.; Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Renney, Billy, Kathleen
and Sue. St. Petersburg:
Mr. and Mrs. John Ring,
Mike. Karen and Patrick,
Pensacola; Mr. and Mrs. E.
M. Ward and Tim. San Diego,
Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. William
E. Wilcox and Delbert. Bohnan Islands: Mr. and Mrs. J.
J. Garvey, Sharon. Susan and
Kathleen, Japan; Mrs. Dar
lene Bennett, Jerry. M artin
and Wyclta. Howell Park;
Mr. and
Mr*.
Cyrus V.
Grimes and Sherrill, San Di
ego, Calif.;
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Hines,
John, James and Joe, Whidby Isle, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs.
M. P. Underwood and Cyn
thia. San Diego, Calif.: Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Wigg, Lorrl,
Jack! and Valerie. Ccntralia,
Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. 1. E.
Wooten and Patrick, Puerto
Rico
home. Hosts for the occasion
A talk and color film on
birds will he presented by
Mrs.
Norton.
Co-hostesses
arc Mrs. Charles S. Rrumley
and Mrs. John Williams. Mrs.
Henry Simpson la in charge
of decorations for the occas
ion.
Refreshments will be serv
ed.
easy to sew and trim with
The phone la atill ringing, the
beby still wet,
The children still hungry and
loud and perverse.
(Discipline's painful, but 11a-
an
The Geneva Garden Club
will present the annual Audu
bon Program at S p.m. today
In the Geneva Community
Hall with Mrs. Donald Norton
aa general chairman. Ilusbandi and guests are invited.
ONESia
Sanford
ding anniversary Sunday with
Program
By Anne Cabot
all status-quo.
CREATIVE
Welcomed In
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Howard
celebrated their golden wed
Club Audubon
Here's a comfortable glng-
While nausea threatens and
By Mrs. Adam Muller
DeBary Business and Pro
fessional Women's Club mem
bers attending the District
IV luncheon meeting at Stat
ion Union Building, DeLand,
were Bert Ledcrhaus, presi
dent, who presented the gift
from the District and intro
duced the speaker, Della Ros
enberg. first vice-president of
the
Florida
Federation of
Rusinrsa a n d
Professional
Women’* Clubs, Jo Peck, Ma
rie Accardl. Beatrice Muller,
Evelyn Dzlck, Margaret Wil
liams, Mary Ann Lederhaus,
Viola Leone, Alice Robiolio
and Edna Reilly.
The DeBary Club was hon
ored by the election o f Jo
Peck as treasurer. Marie Ac
cardl won one o f the door
prizes.
New Families
Mr. A n d Mrs. Howard
Observe Anniversary
Geneva Garden
2822-H
physical woe
To bear in a household thata
officer for the Volusia County
Executive Committee, Amer
ican Legion, at the Oak Hill
Legion Post Meeting. Virginia
served
with the
Women's
Arm y Corps during World
War II and was stationed at
Daytona Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Duffin,
Shell Road, entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore D'Eattsio,
Virginia Harrison was ap Toronto, Canada, who left for
pointed adjutant and finance Miami and places o f interest
In Florida and are expected
to return to DeBary before
leaving for home.
(I 4 .lt .ll)
of
B y Sorority
U se O f Dairy
E.
Make a pursc-slzo clothes
Dr. Kenneth Wing speak on brush out of nylon net. Take
"Up-to-date Food Sense" at six layers of net about 4 in
dies square, fold In half again
the meeting Thursday.
until it incusures 2 Inches
Mrs. Paul Marlon, Mrs. W.
w-ido and 1 Inch long. Slltcb
D. Simpson and Mrs. K. V. one end using a satin stitch.
Mykkanrn will be hostesses Cut the bottom part so that
tor the program at 2 p.m. at all layers have raw edges
the Home Demonstration Ccn Tills little brush picks up all
lint from suits and swcutcra.
ter.
kind
Social Planned
Consumers Shift
Mr. and Mrs. William
Demonstra
"b it o f a chlU,”
The rtlU-oa-iny-foct
Valentine
Mrs. William Reck waa hos
tess to members of Phi Gam
ma Eta chapter, Beta Sigma
Phi Sorority, at her home,
1021 W, First Street, for the
regular meeting.
Mrs. Joe Alexander, presi
dent, conducted the business
session and Mrs. Jim Warner,
social chairman, announced
plans for a Valentine Day
aocial.
The program "T ravel with
Confidence" waa presented by
Barbara Moses and Mrs. Bob
by Willis and gave the mem
bers an Insight to the easy
and gracious ways to travel.
Refreshment! o f cake and
coffee were served by the
hostess during the social hour
to those attending: Mmes.
Bobby Mitchell, D a ve‘ Sharp,
Robert Gonzalex, Mike Crever, Wendell Brooks, Sid Vlhlen, Glenn McCall, chapter
advisor, and Shirley Stumph,
Linda
Hlttell
and
Leslie
Jones.
tion Club members will hear
by Janet Henry
8— Wed. Feb. 5, ’64
Eva Bess Beauty Shop
NEW LOCATION
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Chuluota Cub
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Benefit Dance
BLU E R IB B O N
Q U A L IT Y
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Cub Tack 235 of Chuluota
sponsored a successful bene
fit
dance
at
the
Chuluota
LB
Sportsmen's Club laat Friday
evening.
The
boy*
have
expressed
their appreciation to the com
munity
for
generous
dona
tions and support o f the fund
raising event and to the
sportsmen for use o f their
building.
The Cubs printed and sold
tickets, helped set up the
tables and decorate the hall
but did not attend the dance
which got underway at 8 p.m.
and still was in full swing
at 2 a.m. the next morning.
Mrs. Robert Davis, den motheir, served as hostess for
the occasion.
Although a clean up com
mittce was prepared for a big
job, when the boys arrived at
the hall next day they found
everything in order. T h e
“ good Samaritan" responsi
bie is still unknown.
The Cubs have received a
great deal of assistance from
Scout Troop 235 of Chuluota
and especially from Gerald
Sargent who accompanied the
Cub Pack on all summer out
ings and field trips last year.
On two occasions the scouts
included the younger boys on
their weekend camping trips,
one on the Econ and one at
Port Canaveral which includ
ed a tour of Cape Kennedy.
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PALM REACH GARDENS
(UP!)—A Raid of mors than
I N pros too o ff Thursday to
a P G A two day IMOO aaoior(nnlar bast hall golf
SPECIALS
EVIRY D A Y !
FARRELL'S
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OPEN DAILY — • A. M. • t i l l P. M.
M l E. FIRST
SANFORD
WE GIVE TOP YAMJE STAMPS
W h o's
Golfing
By Dotty Divot
Mrs. Jimmie Livingston fill
ing the President's chair in the
absence o f President Kathryn
Park (liv in g it up on a Carib
bean Cruise) gave the mem
bers n preview o f what to ex
pect when she takes over the
duties o f president fo r the
11)04-06 season. Jimmie wss
poise end efficiency its self.
Alm ost a full roster o f the
Sanford Women's G olf Asso
ciation witnessed the present
ation o f trophies by the ami
able and civic minded Mr. John
Kader on Wednesday at the
luncheon o f the G olf Associa
tion. Miss Ellen Betts, who
had deserted the links fo r ap
proximately a year, waa prestnted a lovely silver reverla
bowl as winner o f ths Knder
Tournament and Mrs. Vivian
Pierce was preientcd a smaller
replica as runner-up. Ellen,
since her return to tlie “ fold "
hns made almost a clean sweep
of weekly tournaments, as
well as, adding Hit Kader
Toumuinent to her collection.
Which ju st goes to provo tliut
some huve It and some don't—
Ellen doexl
For those golfers who are
Intelexted In participating In
the Florida Htute Tournament
to be held In Port St. Lucie, It
was announced the S. W. G. A
Is a member In good standing
— meaning our dues ara paid.
So, the only other require
ments ate a handicap o f twen
ty or less and a healthy head
of "lettuce" (the folding kind)
and away you got
It seems that ths "ou t of
bounds" dilemma I* not to bo
resolved— so the U. 8. G. A.
has more or less said—you
figure it out. It has been le ft
to tlie discretion o f tlie indi
vidual club whether to adopt
the penalty o f stroke end dis
tance or two strokes from the
IKiInt o f out o f bound*. The
H. W. G. A . boavd-of-directors
voted to adopt the stroke and
distance penalty.
Once again we remind mem
ber* that fo r tha month o f
February weekly play will be
held on Tuesdays, tee o ff time
12:00 noon.
W inter Carnival
H ANO VER, N. II. (U P I ) —
The famed Dartmouth W in
ter Carnival w ill be held this
weekend.
Top 16 Females Run
Tonight At S0KC
The top 16 female runners
at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel
Club make up the field for
tonight's dual feature — the
sem ifinals
for the racing
queen stake which will bo run
Saturday night.
The top four finishers in to
night's ninth and 10th races
will go to the post in the rac
ing queen stake Saturday. H ie
top four finishers In that race
will go against the track's top
four inale runners in the king
and queen championship Feb.
22nd.
C. H. Scott's Bella Adams
will be the odds on favorite to
win the ninth. The 33-pound
Miss has taken three or four
SOKC races and lias left lit
tle doubt that she is one of
the fastest sprinters at the
track.
Patty Berg
Here Thursday
Patty Berg, one o f the most
noted golfers in the women's
ranks, will lie in Sanford
Thursday to present an ex
hibition at tlie M ayfair Coun
try Club.
A clinic will get underway
at 12:30 p. m. Miss Berg, who
at 17 years o f age became a
professional after winning the
Minnesota State A m a t e u r
Tournament, will present *
host of Ups for golfers in such
a way that It Is not only help
ful but also tremendously en
tertaining.
Since she became e pro,
she hss won nearly 100 tour
naments and is considered to
lie one of the nation's all
time great women golfers.
Following the clinic. Miss
Berg will play an exhlblUon
match with M ayfair Country
Club pro, Grover Todd, Betty
Logan, and a visiting pro
from Detroit, Stan Jawor.
Miss Berg's appearance in
Sanford is being sponsored by
the M ayfair Inn under the
auspices of the Wilson Sport
ing Goods Company. The af
fair is open to tlie public.
There will be no admission
charges.
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May Jane, (. Halt Hprlnse. T.
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Johnny Dewill
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tirade A — (M arlas ((area
Sem l-flaalal— 1. Korkin Hie.
Z. Jean Drake, Z. Linda Cull*.
4. Ilells Adame, S. K.A.'e Kittle
Mteter. (. Mlaa Dunmore. 7.
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Z. Jean Drake. I. U n de Cutle.
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Doris Die. I. Donna's Sllae
Kay. I. Nieto, S. Bummtrettu, t.
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I. W icket Hally
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Silk* Mao Duff. I. O N eill*. I.
Madamoleetle, I. Kylem or*. I.
Huean Hock. T. Dugan*. S. O.
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Pat Reed's E.A.’s LitUe
Sister and Starlight kennel's
El Paso I-ass will also have
their share of belting support.
In the lOlhs, the favorite
will be six-time winner Del
Tons, the two-year-old puppy
sensation from the Mrs. Man
uel Souic kennel
Other pups to watch in the
loth include Donna’s Miss
Key, Nieto and Extra Rock.
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N ew Line Coach
COLLEGE
PARK.
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(U P I ) — Hal Hunter has
replaced A ! Satterfield as
football line coach at the Uni
versity o f Maryland.
FSU Spring
Practice Set
T A L L A H A S S E E — Coach
BIB Peterson has announced
Feb. 24, aa the opening day o f
spring football drill* at Flor
ida State University.
The Seminoles will work
four days a week fo r five
weeks. Workouts are schedul
ed on
Mondays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
The annual Garnet and Gold
Gume will be held Mar. 21, in
conjunction with Spring Alum
ni Weekend a t Florida State.
The final week o f spring prac
tice will be held a fter the
game.
An all out search for run
ning back* w ill be held this
spring Petarson say*. The
Seminoles lost nine lettermen
from lest year's squad, includ
ing the team’s top three bell
carrier*.
fielder Nate Oliver Tuesdey,
bringing to 30 the number of
players under contract.
The Cincinnati Reds also
came up with a " b ig " signing
Tuesday—pitcher Jim Malon
eyThe
23-year-old
Maloney
had a 23-7 record last year
and led tlie Cincinnati pitch
ing stall with fix ahutouts in
33 starts. He established a
team strikeout record with
263 and tied another by fan
ning 16 SlUwaukee Braves—
including eight in a row— May
21. Ilia earned run average
was 2.77.
Charley Neal was the other
member of the Redlegs to
sign. Tlie vclcrsn infielder
came to the Reds in a trade
with the New York .'lets and
was used mostly as a defen
sive replacement.
Outfielder • first baseman
Lee Thomas signed with the
Los Angeles Angels.
Pitchers Grover Powell and
Steve Dillon signed with the
New York Mets along with
catcher Lloyd Flodin and outficider-infielder Dick Smith.
The New York Yankees
signed three pitchers obtained
In last December's draft—Gil
Downs, Jimmy Marrujo and
Richard Marcy.
Jose Tartabull and Nelsoa
Mathews, the top candidates
for the Kansas City centerfield job, also signed.
The Cleveland Indiana sign
ed southpaw Jack Krallck
who waa 13-9 for the Triba fol
lowing hit trade from th «
Minnesota Twins.
The Pittsburgh P i r a t e s
signed Willie Stargell and
Bob Bunla, who both play the
outfield and first base.-
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Sports
Saubert, captured all the honors in the W inter Olympics’ giant slalom
event. Marieile Goitschel, le ft was the winner. Her Bister Christine, right,
tied with Miss Saubert, center, fo r second plnce.
Astiga and Elorri breezed
through
to
win
Tuesday
night’s feature eighth game
doubles match at the Orlando
Seminole Jal Alai Fronton.
The winners, in post one.
got o ff to an early lead and
methodically built up to game
score with a series o f wellplayed shots that kept their
opponenU from mustering a
serious threat.
Gaxtl and Echanlz were se
cond in post six, and the Areltio-Iriarte duo took third io
a three-way playoff.
Alberdl and Pradera were
the winners of the Dally Dou
ble events, posting a 3-3 fig
ure that spelled 8123.40 on a
12.00 ticket
Estrada and Juaochu came
In to win the second game,
with Anacabe and Irigo se
cond, for a 4-5 perfects that
returned 3332.20.
signed
and in-
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About
BIG THREE — France's two Hkiing sisters and the U. S. entry, Jean
Astiga, Elorri
Win Doubles
also
Ortega
Glssa-Eadoeed
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Turkey Trotter
Team In Lead
Some nights this season the
Lyman High Greyhound* were
unable to get their offensive
mnchlne in gear and some
night* they've been unable to
defense their opponents. Rut
Tuesday night the 'Hounds
could do neither and the Apop
ka Blue Darter* fired a 68 to
28 win over the Longwood
quintet.
Apopka, picking up Its 16th
win o f the season and it* aixth
In Orange Belt Conference
competition, were paced by
Bill Sheppard and Dick Goding who picked up 37 point*
between them. Meanwhile, L y
man’s usual shooting stum
couldn't cope with the Darter
defense. Bill Tolson came up
with only five points, Charlie
Asher had eight— to lead the
'Hounds— and Jim Shruster
mustered only four.
Lyman, a club that at one
time had a four and on* record
in OBC play—trailed the Dart
ers 12 to 9 at ths end o f the
initial period. In the second
quarter, however, Lyman could
get only three points while
Apopka pulled up with 18
points to lead 30 to 12 a t the
half. The Blue Darters got
another 18 points in the third
stanza while the 'Hounds post
ed only nine. Going into the
final frame trailing 48 to 21,
I.ymsn picked up only seven
points against the tight Dart
er defense while Apopke post
ed 10.
The story can be told by the
fact that Lyman posted only
five field goals in the initial
half against the Darters' manto-mun defense.
Lyman’s record In OBC play
is now four and four and third
place in the loop’s standings
will be the best it can do.
Dodgers
Heated Grandstand
FEB. 7 - 2 P. M.
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Although Mike Bowes, Semi of Orlando by a 87 to 50
nole
High’e
scoring
ace, score.
Bowes' 30 points wss only
T h o u high (coring Oviedo dumped in 36 points Tuesday one-point less than the scor
Lions did it again Tuesday night, the Tribe still lost ■ ing record of 37 establish
night. They piled up 96 points Metro Conference contest to ed last season by Mike Wood
at Montverde to clip the the Colonial High Grenadiers ruff. T ie only problem the
wings o f the Eaglet who
8emlno!es ran into was the
themselves came up with 73
fact that another one of the
points. And when a club can
Metro's top shooting artists,
muster 73 points and sitU lose
Kenny Hill, paced the Gren
they know they were up
adiers with 26 points and with
against a point-making m a
the help of 15 points by GillThe Turkey Trotters ers
chine.
and and 10 by Holzknecht the
ahead
In
the
Pinecrest
Inn
Oviedo, paced by Jim Cour
Grenadiers were able to post
ier's 23 points, wasted no League with 66 wins and 21 the win.
tim e In letting Montverde losses. Second are the Hot
Mike McClarey came up
Ians know the "high scoring" Plates with 62 wins and 24 with 10 markers to aid the
t t g pinned on the Lions was losses while the Platter* and Tribe's caase but none o f the
not Just double talk. The tha Meatballs sre tied for other Seminoles could muster
Lions p o u r e d
29 points third with 41 wins and 36 more than three points.
through the net while the losses.
Seminole led the Grenad
Eagles got IS. Oviedo didn't
Dot Johnson had ths high iers 14 to 11 at the first quart
let up at all and dumped In series fo r the day with 493 er post but Colonial in the
23 more In the second period and Beverly Adams had sec second period opened up Its
white the Eagles fought right ond with a 476. Gladya Ed attack and dumped in 22
back and posted 20 them wards had the high gume of points while Seminole rallied
selves.
189 and Mary Faust had ths for 13 and the Orlando five
Going Into the third period second with 182.
led 33 to 27 at halftime. Col
leading S7 to 33, Coach Paul
Other high games rolled onial pumped in 13 more in
Mlkler's reserves went Into were 177 by Beverly Adams, the third stanza while Semi
action and they grabbed 22 and Elaine Kostival, 170 by nole polled an even dozen. In
points in the fram e while K itty Purdy, 174 by Dot John the final frame Seminole pick
Montverde picked up i t more. son, 171 by Barbara Rohrer ed up 17 points but the Gren
The Eagles pumped in 20 nnd Dot K irkly and a 170 by adiers sink 21 to walk o ff
m ore in the final quarter but
the victors.
Mert Holly.
Oviedo grabbed 17 to main
In overall play the SemiThe 6-0-10 split fell fo r
tain their lead.
Elaine Miller, the 2-7 for notes are now four and 12
The Lions sank almost half
Gladys Edwards, Cyd Bass for the season. In the Metro
o f their shots and did a pret
and June Gassman, the 6-7 for they are three and seven.
ty good Job controlling the
Betty Hendry and the 8-10 for Seminole took the prelimin
backboards. Nevertheless, the
Jo Brown ami Nancy Conway. ary jeyvee affair, 54 to 31.
Eagles' Bill Glnrlcb was high
point man for the night with
27 points. Danny Thompson,
also o f the Esgles, bad 23 for
the evening. Rex Brooks with
I I , Ted Bellhorn with 17, Dick
Stewart and Skip Rook with
11 and Tim Colbert with 10
boosted the Lion's scoring.
J U L IA N BTKN8TROM
The Baby Lions woo the
preliminary event o f the L il
Dupree And Shannon Near Record
le Eagles In a Junior varsity
G A IN E S V IL L E — Finsl 1U03 football eUtistles re
coolest.
veal that outstanding Junior yesrs on the pert o f Larry
Dupree and Tom Shannon put both well within range o f
University o f Florida career records.
Both boya, of courae, have 10 games o f a senior sea
son remaining.
Dupree, who led all Gator rushers fo r the second
straight season with 746 yards gained on 180 carries, has
With the help o f Paul Sloprun fe r a total o f 1340 yards In two seasons, this on 302
•sky and Blch Murphy, the
carries.
Jet Lanes team took three
University o f Florida career rushing record is 2017
points from
Michael's Elk
yards, sot during a four-year period by Charlie Hunslnger
Gss to remain In second place
(1040-47-48-40).
just four games out o f first.
This leaves Dupree only 000 yards short o f the new
Sloposky rolled games of 193,
record, lie has averaged 076 yard* per year over the past
238 and 199 for a 610 scries
two seasons, and Gutor coaches believe ha w ill Improve
while teammate Murphy had
on hi* rushing m (ik next fall.
games of 193, 182 and 233 for
Shannon, (Jutor quarterback from Miami, Is in posi
a 010 total. By the way, since
tion to break several records.
Paul Sloposky started bowl
He hna completed 140 o f 268 passes attempted, fo r
ing with Jet Lanes he has not
1607 yards. School records In these categories, now held
rolled under a 600 series and
by Haywood Sullivan, ara 103 completions, 024 attempt*
is averaging a cool 204.
and total passing yardugn o f 1008.
The Lake Monroe team held
Shannon will hold all Gator career passing records by
onto the top spot Ir, the City
running up 402 yards gained, 07 attempt* end 24 com
League last Wednesday with
pletions In 1004, all figures far under what ho has accom
a clean four point sweep over
plished during hla first two years.
t ie
Knights of Columbus.
Even more within Shannon's range le the school
(B ig ) John Uhr was high for
career total offense record, now held by Hunslnger with
Monroe with a 214/560 series.
2017 yards. Shannon’s total offense stands at 1651 yards,
In other league matches the
leaving him only 407 yards shy o f the new murk.
Pryor's State Farm Insurance
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team salvaged three points
Whnt'H
New
In
Flatting
Tackle?
from the Wisdom Sod Service
Amid the ballyhoo that arcompanies the introduction
men. Bob May was high for
o f most "n ew " fishing lurex and equipment, w-c sometimes
Pryor's with a 210/547. San
tend to overlook thu fact that almost everything now on
ford Manufacturing Co. whip
tlie market has a direct descendant many yeura— even
ped
the American
Legion
centuries
— cld.
Post S3 team three points also
Modern tackle Is fa r removed from that o f the
with John Bridges leading the
horse-and-buggy days, observe Mercury fishing authori
Manufacturing team with a
ties, but there’* scarcely an Item around that couldn't be
204/337. Harold llerbst had a
obtained by Grandpa during hi* barefoot schoolboy daye.
210/533 for Legionnaires.
It may not have been as attractive or aa operative, but its
8wccny’s Bar and Grill
results were fa irly gcod.
salvaged three points from
Even our fur-robed ancestors o f prehistoric times de
Harry's Bar and Package a!
vised tackle that would do the Job. Small round stones,
so with just one pin being the
pointed on both ends with a line tied in the middle were
difference
In
the
second
effectivo Is putting fish on the table more than 7,000
game. Sweeny's had only 14
years ago.
pins for the total over H ar
Tha Egyptians o f about 2,000 D.C. developed a pro.
ry's to get the point for total
flclency with a reed rod and length o f line very much like
pins. Eddie Monroe was high
our familiar cane poles. In the 1400's walking sticks that
for Sweeny’s with a 213/529,
while Harold (D o c ) Ring was
were actually nine-foot telescoping fishing rods ware com
mon.
high for Harry’s with a 530
series.
Even spinning rods, which Americans consider "new ,"
This past week found the
had their origins as fa r back as the 17U> Century in
200 games hard to find but Europe.
some o f the good bowlers
The Romani rim e up with the first artificial fly,
found a few. Paul Sloposky
called the Red Heckle, end they also used clam shells as
led the pack with a 230, Dave
lures. Everything from stone and bone to eUe| haa been
Dearolph had a 229, John
fashioned into hooka.
Wright 203, Harold Herbst
Though the resemblance may be faint, conclude the
210, John Uhr 214, Eddie
Mercury folks, it'a a rare piece o f tackle that doesn’t
Monroe 212, Bob M ay 310,
have a fascinating history.
John Bridges 204, Joe Wal
So the next time you walk Into a sporting goods store,
lace 202, Don Dorman and
don't ask what’s new, ask what's different.
Phil Roche 201, and John
Knecland had a 200 even.
This Wednesday evening is
position night, so th a n abould
be some hard competition to
ON 100 BRANDS
watch if anyooe would like to
come out and watch.
The
pitcher Phil
Luaurioua Clubhouse
Valet Parking
TH U RSD AY
L A D IE S
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Lions Pile Up Bowes Hits 36
96 Points To For Seminoles
Montverde's 73
By United Press International
Johnny Podres has signed
with the Los Angeles Dodgers
and the way Walter Alston
has it figured that's the equiv
alent o f a $300,000 life insur
ance policy.
Although Podres may be
the "o th er" lcfthamlcd starter
in the Dodgers' pitching ro
tation he's a mighty import
ant fellow — especially when
the pressure assignments arc
due.
A D M IT T E D F R E B
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Out For Season
Y O U N G S T O W N , Ohio
(U P I ) — Ron Alien, Youngs
town University’s leading re
bounder, will be lost to the
team fo r the remainder o f the
season.
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Observe 10th Birthday
I I ; Robert B. Thom** Jr.
F A 2-573*
Roy A. Allen Chapter, HI-Y
and T ri-H I-Y
organization,
will olmcrve it« tenth anni
versary
Sunday
at
Fir*t
Shiloh Baptist Church at 3
p.m. Guest* fo r this special
occasion w ill be Mr*. Bernyce
Morris, English instructor at
Volusia County Community
Collegr. Daytona Reach, who
will deliver the address, and
Jimmie R. Hill, soloist. E very
one is Invited U> come out and
witness tills colorful youth
program.
Tha annual
talent show
sponsored by the H l-Y and
T ri-IU -Y
wae reported as
being one o f the best yet
sponsored by this group. A p
proximately 700 persons w it
nessed "Slageshow U. 8. A ."
The performers were students
o f Grooms High School with
special
guest
stars
from
Volusia County Community
College: Joyce Sharpe, Bar.
bars Fludd, Lorraine Cusack
and Ernestine Black. These
young
ladies entertained
those in attendance witli four
vocal number*. The partici
pants on “ Stageshow U .S .A ."
are to be commended fo r such
• wonderful display o f tal
ent.
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Coach and Mrs. W illie C.
H olt motored to Columbus,
Ga., to take hla mother, who
had spent three weeks with
them.
Mr. and Mrs. OUs Thomas
Brown, o f Rochester, N . Y.,
were here for a few days.
They motored down to attend
the funeral o f 51ra. Brown’*
grandmother. Both ara form
e r residents o f Sanford.
M r. and Mrs. Elmer Jen
kins, o f Pensacola, were here
fo r a brief etay to attend the
funeral o f his grandmother.
Jenkins la a graduate o f
Crooms and Florida A . and
M. University, and received
his master's degree from the
Univeralty o f Illinois. P re
sently he la teacher o f science
a t Booker Washington Junior
Collega In Penaacola. Mr*.
Jtnkins 1* the form er Mary
W ASHINGTON
Blocker ami is a form er stu
dent o f Grooms High.
In an effo rt to alleviate de
linquency to ita minimum,
Yours Truly is trying to es
tablish some type o f organi
zation to work witli boys and
girls. Any child will be wel
come to
attend activities.
Deputies Silas Lackey and
Jascn Wynn have pledged
their full cooperation to tills
cause. We are going to at
tempt to afford a variety of
things which will afford fun
and pleasure tu our boys and
girls.
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Among them were recom interstate — be inspected for consumer interests to bold a cies, and consumer groups al
and
wholesomeness, series o f regional consumer so w ill attend tha confer
mendation* for enactment of safety
pledged his administration to bills to insure truth-in packag either by the Agriculture De conferences and report to ences.
Johnson said he also was
protect consumers and give ing.
tnith-in-lending.
a n d partment or in cooperation him.
asking federal agencies to e x
the American liouseuife the truth in the sale of over-the- with state authorities.
Assistant Labor secretary plore the possibility of adapt
best value for “ her hard earn counter securities.
White Htmao officials em Esther Peterson, White House ing the Rural Extension Sered dollar.”
Most of the bills Johnson phasized the importance of consumer adviser, said she vie# concept to an urban set
In a special message to endorsed were recommended Johnson's proposals to inform planned to invite regional ting. He asked the agencies
Congress J o h n s o n recom by the late President John F. and educate more families, meetings a ''handful” o f the to examine programs for con
mended a 10-poitit program of Kennedy. One new Johnson particularly in the low-income consumers
who
had
been sumer education in schools
legislation and federal action proposal was a request for bracket, “ to help them get the writing complaints to her. and to develop means of keep
aimed at safeguarding con legislation that all meat and most for their money.”
Representatives o f manufac ing the public informed of de
sumers in their spending for poultry saikl in the United
The President said he had turers, retailers, advertising velopments In the consumer
products and services.
States—intrastate as well as directed his committee on agencies, government agen field.
President
Johnson
today
pair and labor charges.
“ Our
record
of
hut arc
o vera ll the
price stability In recent years
has hern excellent,” he said.
“ But the trend of consumer
spending for
services has
been constantly rising; und
the safeguarding of the con
sumers' interest in the area of
s e r v i c e s Is comparatively
weak."
“ equally
abuses of
subject to
poor quality,
high prices and exaggerated
claims.”
He said he was asking his
consumer group to make rec i r
ommendations for Improve,
incnt of protection in the servlre area and Interested in
dustries would be called upon
for advice.
Sw ift’s Tru-Tendr B eef — Guaranteed
Tender Or Your Money Cheerfully Refunded
*
Many o f our children get
into
trouble
during
after
school hours. Therefore, men
and women who are interest
ed in helping with this task
are ask?d to get in touch
with the w riter as soon as
possible. Meeting time w ill
be udjusted to the conveni
ence o f all. Please give us
your assistance. These chil
dren, who are insecure, un
loved and in many cases ne
glected by their parents, need
someone. Please H E L P ! 1 1
You w ill be glad you did.
Zion Hope Baptist Church
will observe ita annual men’s
day program Feb. 111. Speak
ers fo r the program nte Rev.
S. W. Washington o f P rovi
dence Baptist Church, 11 a.m.,
and Rav. P. M. Mitchell, of
N ew Bethel Baptist Church,
7 p.tn. Rev. II. V. Palmer, o f
First Shiloh Baptist Church,
w ill be guest speaker Thurs
day. You are cordially Invit
ed to worship with us at
these service!. Deacon Joseph
C. Caldwell ie chairman and |
Rev. J. L. Brooks ia pastor.
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Future Teachers o f Americu Club is making plans for
38 o f its members to attend
tha annual state I T A conven
tion in Miami Saturday at
Booker T. Washington High
School,
Chaperones fo r this conven
tion trip are Mrs. L e t Anna
K ilgore and Mrs. Palmar.
Sponsors o f ths club are Mrs.
E. F . H all and Mrn. S. L.
Refoe.
H r. and Mr*. Georg# H.
Starke, and their god daugh.
tar, Mrs. Beatrice Dean Chris
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certain m orlgag* which en
cumber* th* above d*ecrtb*d
altuated and located
f iroperly
n bemlnola Couuly. Florid*.
YOU. and each o f yuu, ar*
hereby required to fll* y «u r
Anan tr to th* Complaint u lth
th* Clerk o f th* Circuit Court,
In and for bemlnola County, at
Hanford. Florida, and serve a
copy thereof upon IllC ll.tn U
W. LAKHITEIt of the firm o f
IIUH KB T, UUHNI'.Y A HANDLEY,
North Magnolia Avanne. -Orlando, Florida, atto r
neys for th* P la in tiff In t»e
above aotlon. on or before tha
57th day e f February. l t d .
alre a Dane*
Pro Confaaao
w ill b* entered against yuu.
IT IH ORDERED that tills
Noth'* b* publlihcd In Tha
Hanford Harsh!, a uanepepar
puollahad In Hsintnol* County.
Florida, one* tach week for
four consecutive wreak*.
W1TNEB8 tha hand and aaal
o f Ilia Clark o f th* Circuit
Court. Hamluola County. S*nford. Florida, tb it SItli day o f
January, lis t .
(• B A L I
Arthur II. Uackailh. Jr..
Clerk o f th* Circuit Court
bamlnol* County. Florida
n> : M artha T. Vlhlan
Deputy Clark
iJCHNKY. OL’ I l N H A
H AN D LE Y
7*1 N orth 'M agn olia Avanuo
Orlando, Florida
Attorneys for tko P la in tiff
Publlah Jan. >t A Fab. *. I*.
I I . 1*14.
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The President also stressed
Johnson noted that aerviees
the need for looking into the could not be treated In tha
costs of services such as re same way as food and drugs,
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'Americanism'
Program Set
In DeBary
By H it A lia Mailer
A program on Americanlam, with PHtx Gale aa lea
lured speaker, will be tpon
sored at 7:90 p.m. Thursday
at the DeBary Community
Center through the combined
efforts o f the Herbert D. Gibb
American Legion P o it and its
Auxiliary.
Gale,
a
form er
special
agent with the Counter Intel]
Igence Corps In Washington,
D. C., and president of P ro
ject Alert, will speak on the
topic entitled,
"Communist
Blueprint for
World
Con
quest.’’ He will also show a
film entitled "Operation ObUrion.*’
Gale, a resident o f Central
Florida for 14 years. Uvea in
Maitland.
'T h e program la open to the
frablic and all area residents
are urged to attend. The Him
will be shown from 7:90 until
8:34 p.m.
Penlecost Rolls
Big 258 Game
Last week In the Jet Lanes
A ll Star League Harry Pente
cost found the lanes to his lik
ing as be rolled a big 238
game to coma up with an
other nice 814 series. Even
with Harry's good rolling, bis
team, the Inland Materials,
was able to take only ona win
as Bob’s Restaurant led by
Pete Petersen with a 354 and
his teammate John Wright
with 364 took two games.
Bob's Restaurant picked up a
game in the league as they
are now only one game be
hind first place Inland M a
terials.
In other league matches,
the Betty Anne's trio took two
wins from the Meador's Ma
rine team. John Bridgra was
big gun for Betty Anne's with
a 213/368. Garry Fox led Lar
r y ’s Mart to a two win and
one loss decision over Allied
Van Lines team by rolling a
SSI scries. This enabled Lar
ry's to taka over third place
and dumped Allied Into fourth
place.
There la quite a battle go
ing on for the first place tro
phy to be given to the highest
average bowler In this lea
gue. John Wright and Garry
Fox are really after one an
other. Last week they were
both tied with a 188 average.
This week Garry just barely
dropped to a 187 while John
was able to hang on to his
188. With 16 weeks remaining
on the schedule anything can
happen because the first 10
men in the league are 180
or over in their average.
Bandleader Held
In Attempt To
Kill Woman
M IA M I BEACU (U P I) _
Bandleader L * » Klgart has
been charged with assault and
battery and assault with in.
tent to kill a 21-year-old wom
an in Ilia hotel room heir, it
was lea died today.
Klgart,
40,
denied
the
charges. He was released
from the Dude County jail
Monday under 17.500 Ixind.
Tim musician, here for an
appearance at a country club,
aald ho found tho woman,
identified at Hally Day, un
conscious in his loom Friday.
H e aaid lie slapped her Ui
•bring her around.''
The woman was taken to a
hospital. Ductora aaid she euffared facial brulaea, a possible
akull
fracture and
(night
havo taken sleeping pills.
Her condition was critical
over lha wckend but she was
Improving teday, Hha was re
gistered at Uie hospital as
Bally Klgart.
I'inson Honored
C IN C IN A T T I CUPI) — Vada I’inton, Cincinnati's speedy
centerflclder, has been select
ed by the ballplayers o f yes
terday as the outstanding
member o f the 1068 Cincin
nati Rads.
Pinson led the Redlrgx In
batting last year with -113
and led lha league in total
Uta with 204.
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Probably no civic organization in
Seminole County carries on a more
varied program than does the San
ford - Seminole Junior Chamber of
Commerce.
This organization, which came
into being quite a few years prior
to World W ar II and was reorgan
ized following the conflict in 1946,
had made an indelible mark upon
this area with its constant program
o f projects in which It accomplishes
much for the community while it
trains its young members in prepara
tion for the day when they will have
the responsibility o f even greater
projects.
During the year recently ended,
the JayCees — as they are commonly
known throughout the nation — cli
maxed another banner year with
their annual awards banquet. They
presented the good government award to Gen. J. C. Hutchison, the
outstanding teacher award to Miss
Marlene Sherrod, the outstanding
young furmer award to Billy S. Piloian, the outstanding young sailor award to James L. Duhon. and the
distinguished sendee award to John
it. Alexander.
But this is merely one o f the
many major projects promoted each
year by the JayCees. For exnmple,
the organization sponsored a tecnagu
driving rodeo, held a program to
orient new members as to the purpose o f the junior trude body on the
local und national levels, sponsored
a door-to-door fertilizer sale to raise
funds for various other projects,
participated in the statewide merit
scholarship contest, treated the coun
t y ’s children to an Enstor egg hunt
and |>articipated in the sports enr
racing program by accepting the rcisibi"'
sponsibility
o f preparing the track.
Probably no organization in Sem
inole now hns hud as much exper
ience in organizing and presenting a
parade thun hns the Junior Chamber
o f Commerce. So it was only nuturnl
that this group o f energetic young
men be called upon to participate in
the semi-centennial parade. They
won honor and udmirution from
other JuyCees by hosting the menil>ers o f the Fourth JuyCee District
for the annual area caucus.
The organization sponsored a
county lad attending Boys State,
sponsored a junior golf tournament,
added improvements to the Wayside
Park and the JayCee Information
Building, sponsored the annual fish
ing rodeo, observed fire prevention
week, sponsored the annual Christ
mas lighting contest and presented
the annual Christmas Parade.
Actually, space doesn’ t permit
listing all o f the activities of this
group or a detailed report o f their
major activities. But we would men
tion the annual Christmas shopping
tour for the youngsters o f the Lu
theran Children’s Home at Slavia.
The Herald possesses no author
ity to confer an award upon the San
ford - Seminole Junior Chnmbcr o f
Commerce. But it does single out
the JuyCees at this time and com
mends them for their interest and
participation in so ninny worthy pro
jects and fields o f endeavor.
The Herald knows that these
young men — and in many instan
ces their wives, too — expend con
siderable time and effo rt in creating
promoting und carrying out to suc
cessful conclusions these many and
varied activities.
Although they work long and
hard toward making these projects
successful, and while Sanford and
Seminole County would certainly
miss many o f these events if they
were not undertaken by the junior
chamber, no one seems to get more
out o f them than the JayCees them
selves. That’s the way it should be.
Thought For Today
And he said, take now thy son,
thine only son Isaac, who thou lovest, and get thee into the land o f
Moriah; and o ffe r him there for a
burnt offering upon one o f the moun
tains which 1 will tell thee of. — Gen.
22 :2 .
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Abraham was asked to give up
the very best that he had to God.
Anytime that we are willing to give
the very best we have in most any
walk o f life we find that we will gut
out o f life just what we put into it.
— Rev. Hubert M. Wilder, Pas
tor, Pinecrest Assembly o f God,
Sanford.
Paragraphs
Unclassified
N ever mind what the cal country: salaries, goods, ma
endar aays; this is monsoon chines, services, land, buildseason in Washington, whan Inga, etc.
According to P r e s i d e n t
congressmen, reporters and
Johnson, the G N P will reach
the public are deluged with a 1023 billion in 1804. This
rain o f figure* from the ex would be an Increase o f near
ecutive branch o f the govern ly $280 billion ainea 1864.
Thera is a flaw in the
ment.
N ot surprisingly, t h e s e f i g u r e , unfortunately, as
David
Lawrence
figu re! prove that Americana columnist
have nover had It so good and was quick to point out, be
will have it even better— if cause about 40 per cent o f
they know which aide their the Increase reflect* higher
prices.
ballots are buttered on.
In terms o f tha buying pow
One o f the most frequently
cited figurea is tha G N P— er o f 1854 dollars, 1804 GNP
Gross National Product — would be $517.4 billion, not
which is supposedly tha total $023 billion.
This is still an increase o f
worth o f everything in the
$154.3 billion over the
1864
G NP, o r more than $16 bil
lion a year. That would seem
t« he a pretty healthy growth
rat*. It ’* even higher than the
annual
deficit.
Why
inflate
ItT
The
incumbents
should
know better thun to try to
gild the economic lily. Their
opponents
do
not
paint remover.
*
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lack
for
•
Once again American farm
ers
have
grown
mora
than
ever on less land than ever.
Karly
estlmatea
on
the
1803 wheat crop show it to
Herald Area Correspondents
Altamonte Spring*
Mrs. Julia Bartoa
838-1318
Lake Mary
Mrs. Frances Wester
322-6218
rasuelbcrry
Mrs. Jsne Casselberry
838-3046
Chuluots
Mrs. Josn Msgia
363.3743
Lake Monroe
Mrs. H. L. Johnson
322-4722
Longwood
Mrs. Donna Eatea
835-3317
North Orlando
Mrs. Mona Griastrad
$23-2281
Deliary
Mrs. Adsm Muller
688-441$
Enterprise
Miss Helen Hnodgrae*
$68-8833
Osteen
Mrs. Clarence Snyder
322-4841
Geneva
Mrs. Louise G rajso*
348-4671
Oviedo
Mrs. George Kelsey
363-348$
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Page 1-A
Sanford, Florida
Wed., February 6,1964
Dr. Crane’s
No, No, He Went That W ay!"
be 2 per rent greater tiiun
1802, which was a record
year, and IU per cent above
tha 1857-58 average.
It was attained on the sec
ond smallest acreage ever re
corded.
Despite the headaches it
will give the Agriculture De
partment and the money this
excess wheat will cost the
Ux|Miycia, it docs the country proud, it ia a great
achievement, made possible
through the joining o f tha
■kills and efforts o f countless
researchers in rhemistry and
biology with tha world-famoua know-how o f tha Am eri
can farmer.
A t Rig Trea Park ona will
sea the largest and oldest
known cypress trea, estimated
to be over 3,500 years old.
Worry Clinic
CASE R-475: Ted G., seed
4S, is s prominent business
executive.
"D r. Crsne." he began, "I
have s serious problem.
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Bruco Biossot — Roy Cromlcy
Political Notebook
W A S H IN G TO N (N E A ) —
The flurry o f Negro demon
strations outside restaurants
in Atlanta affects the outlook
o f the contending forces now
lining up fo r the climatic
House floor figh t on the Kennedy-Juhnson civil rights pro
posals.
some
"professional
demon-1 both sides proves out.
struturs" from other rities— I
. . .
to “ dust up the town."
This week’s top level meet
ing involving Mayor Ivan A l
len, white business leaders and 1
the
long-established
Negro
leadership apparently itims at
isolating and ultimately "con -'
United Press International
Many opponents and some tuining" the militant "Snick"
supporters o f these measures forces.
Sen. Abraham Itlblcoff has
express vigorous dislike for
There has been no negotia given a Bronx cheer for
legislating "under the gun” o f tion between the demonstra America’s
new
breed
of
recent or curienl demonstra tors and either city officials “ rough ridets” — those golftions.
or tha wider white power era who tour the linka in elec
"M y w ife is running siound
| With other men!
"Oil, I haven't yet caught
her in the art, but I huve
' hired a piivatc detectivs to
linil her whenever she leaves
our home in the auburbe.
"W c have been happily mar
ried for 25 years and have
two lovely girls in college.
“ So how rould a woman be
so callous?”
On the surface, you tend to
feel very sympathetic for
Ted, don't you?
Hut his fact* aie entirely
false!
Ills w ife doesn't
even
dream o f being unfaithful.
Her tups away from the
house aie solely for rhotrli
ami civic • lull work.
The detectives Imte reas
sured le d
that his
wife
N K V K Il sees another man.
So why IS Ted so determin
ed to find her guilty o f mifaithfulness?
This is simply tha reverie
c f the eases about Nancy and
flo r a which I have nbeady
deserilaol this week.
I l i. T ill who feels guilty!
For Ted is a platonic mate.
In surh eases, many hus
bands resort to tile following
devious mestnl tricks:
( I ) The immediately as
crjbe undue sexual passion (o
their mote.
Although their wife hus
been relatively frigid in erotic
raicu van rxtt
Managing Editor
Jt’DT w a t t s
County Editor
U K I.K X
U I.K K S O K
Sod sir
Editor
Barbs
from the field o f modern psy
chiatry)
For you yourselves must do
your own curing!
It will avoid a lot of imhappiness in your home and
also save the laxpaycis mil-1
lions of dollars each year, if j
Kids And nut that an an*
nre appla a day doesn't Leap
lbs doctor away.
s
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1 all corn comes from loses
in the summer and from
Washington all year around.
•
• e
IVe like
tha youngstara
who are really amnrt instead
o f just acting that way.
It took twe dentists so
handle a
ten-year-cld boy
when a tooth was fillad, A
drill team.
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When I wake up in the the electric skillet and break
It's easy for a husband to
morning, I turn o ff my elec fast is ready.
tric alurm clock and crawl
A fte r that, I biunli my hove the la jl word i f it’s,
"Okay, here’s tha money.”
out from under my ulectlic teeth with an electric tooth
The Lighter Side
Tha Atlanta eruptions ran, structure. SNCC is ■till part tric carts.
in fact, pusxle even the most o f
tha
Negroes’
"summit
Speaking at a gulf awards
ardent barkers o f the pending group," set up last fall 4“ dinner in New York, tho Concivil rights package
frnino urgent requests for new necticul Democrat described
Until they begun in heavy ! breakthroughs. But virtually |the carts as tha worst thing
earnest a short tima ago, At- “ 6 the many participating1t|,„t )ms happened to golf
lanta sue held up as a model N egro organisationa oppose g|nce the Invention o f the sand
of what responsible white and the militants' course.
trap.
Negro leadesldp could achieve
The joint whitc-Ncgro lead
They cuuso the players to
ir a nonviolent, demonstration- ership pica to the "impatient miss much needed exercise
ones" is:
free atmosphere.
while at the same lime deSuddenly this widely stiver.... ...........priviug
caddies of jobs, RibiWhy wreek the town
that
Used Image has developedI huw bcin fo r y o u ? "
c o ff noted
gaping cracka. Tha question is | Mayor Allen and other whit*
Now I may be the first
'^ y , leaders insist Atlanta ia still pt-i son ever to cull Ulbicoff
The
predominant answer, moving down the path of a reactionary, but I submit
from aims of the key A tlan racial
progress. They
are that on this point the senator
tans involved, is pretty aston pressing hurd
against tha is trying to let the air out o f
ishing.
"segregationist h o l d o u t s " the wheels o f progress.
I f they can be believed, il is among restaurant owners.
Golf carts represent a vital
a story o f white and N egro
N ouily every government, step in niunkind'f march to
leaders arrayed t o g e t h e r business and civic agency has ward a completely electrified
against a small, militant band outspokenly urged either vol society. Kibicoff ran no more
o f Negroes sparked by the so- untary desegregation o f pub stamp out gulf carts than he
called Student
Non-Violent lic nn-ommodations or a city he can stamp out electric
Co-ordinating Committee.
stamp machines.
oidiiiHnce to that end.
James Forman, executive
I,' ailing as he does the spar
Thus iur, the demonstrating
secretary o f this Atlunta-j “ Snick" cadre is unyielding, tan life of a U. S. senator,
based group, soya the demon- i.e«ders talk of a possible one Ribicuff perhaps dors not real
stratlon drive reflects two day school boycott in mid- ise the extent to which we,
tilings:
the |H-ople, depend on labor
Frbruury.
Impatirnre with lliu foulThe interest for tha nation' saving devices like g o lf carts,
diagging of Atlanta restau- js whether lawmakers hero!
In me, for instance, you sc#
rant owners who have fulled
the demonstrators as th e 1# rugged, self-made man, but
to desegregate their establish "new face” o f Atlanta, or ac I doubt I could exist for mors
ments.
cept the older, shinier image than 21 hours without the
Annoy unce at the alleged o( a city whern moderation on help of llcddy Kilowatt.
disparity
between Atlanta's
bright fmags and the continu
ing evidence# o f discrimina
tion in schools, Jobs, housing,
public accommodations.
A top white civic figure,
long identified with Atlanta's
efforts at racial harmony, says
flatly that 8NCC, commonly
called "Snick," "listens to no
body and represents nobody."
lia describes the present
114 Be. PalmHln
campaign as a calculated at
tempt by a hard cor* o f 200
Phong PA 2-0814
to 300 Negroes — Including
blanket. Then I go into tile
kitchen and turn on tha elec
tric coffee maker.
Next 1 put a piece of bread
Into the electric toaster and
squeese nn oiunge with an
electric juicer, I cut the or
ange with an electric knife,
for which I trailed In my
electric knife sharpener.
If I am out of orangea I
open a tail o f juice with an
electric ran opener. Then all
I have to do is fry an egg in
brush, following which I shave
with an electric razor. Before
BEE US FOR —
leaving for work, I shine my
F R U IT TR E ES
shoes with an electric polisher
and remove the lint from my
coal with an electric brush.
When I return in the eve
ning, I mix a cocktail, using
either my electric blender or
my electric lee crusher. A fter
dinner, I like to get a little
exercise, so I tuin on my elec
tric viibrutor.
Peach — Pear
l'lum — Persimmon
Pecan — Citrua
GrapeviUe Nuraerjr
3221 GrapeviUe A vsl
F A 2-038$
“ Scotta Dealer"
O E GOT THE HOTTEST NUMBER
IN ITS PRICE CLASS
LOOK WHERE MERCURY BEAT ITS
MEDIUM-PRICE COMPETITION!
O a r l i * H tnm: A T LA N T A I
M IL W A U K E E !
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EOT OEEEN
advertising M sasgtr
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■ A B a iE T T E. JOHNSON
C ltsslfled
Director
business
M saagtr
JANIE SEOEEAEEB
e-EBD WELLS
Mtchaalaal lu st
a C E tC E im U E H A T H *
Heas* Deliver?
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Sossleele to w e l?
All
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t i e Week
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MS < Months
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l a i M eetas
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H 1 Meath
V. a Festal BeguUUeas provide that a ll mall oabasrlptleai bt
paid ia advsacs.
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of previous
Dick West Says
w a i/ i k b a, crsci.osr. senium a n a r c a i M i i a
SHANK VOI.TOI.tNB. C lr t s lid t i - fisssrsl B a a s **'
J l L i a x L. OTENSTBOB
Assocltt* Editor
throughout their 25 you can keep out o f mental
marriage, | institution!.
Sex is the main reason why
such a man suddenly thinks
people go to mental institu
his wife hss a tienicmlous
tions!
erotic hunger a> scon at he
Not only do most divorces
himself grows impotent.
slart in the bedreom. but
(21 Men are notorious as most eases o f insanity begin
buck-passers. Instead o f ad there, too!
mitting that he it deficient,
So send for the booklet
Ted thus tries to divert at "Sex
Differences
Between
tention by accusing his wife Men and Women," enclosing
of sexual affairs.
a long stamped, return en
This technique diverts at velope, plus 20 cents. Varrintention from his own inade- ale against insanity!
i|tinry.
( Al ways
write to Dr.
Crane in rare of thin news
That's w hy it is a standard
paper, enclosing a long
device o f platonic men, es
stamped, addressed enve
pecially a fte r the age o f III to
lope and 20 renla tn roser
50.
typing and printing ensln
Ted accuses his wife as a
* hen you send for one of
"rod herring" strategy to
his booklets.)
keep attention o f f him self.
" I am deficient," is the
secret reasoning o f surh a
person, "so t will simply ac
cuse my w ife and thus pul her
on the defensive.
R« H a l I'o r h r a a
"Besides, if I charge her
with outside affairs, that will
At Inst we can look forward
explain why I show no more lo
som ething
going down
physical atdor in her diiee- none snew days Lids *<>sxtlion.
ing.
MB
"F o r when a man is hostile
*
*
*
In a home that uses c H
to his wife, she naturally
would not expert him to be ; or electricity for heat a huff*
hand still rsn ha raked over
ardent."
iteadeis,
I’ LK A S K scrap the coals.
•
»
•
book those rlasxiral rases
matters
years
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Katersd so second class asstttr October It. I l i a at tho Tost
O ffice o f Hanford, Florida, under tho Aet o f CoagTOsa o f March.
Thu MsralA Is s member o f th# Dallas Prose which Is estu n a ssclustvoly te lb s use fo r repablleaUea o f a ll tho Wool
aows prlotod la this aowopspor.___________
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o f Tho ■anford Uorald mar b* reproduced la s a y msaaor w ith
out w rittoa permission of tho publish*? o f T h * Herald. An?
ladivldual ov firm roopouilhU f * r ouch
ooaeiderod so
ss lafrtaglu
la fr la g ls g oa
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hold Habit for Asm aglag under U s law. Published Astir * x c *»t
■ s u rd s ? , deeds? aad Christmas; pahilab*$ $ * t «r d * r prsaasdlag
Christm s*
regredaeuaa wtu ho
Kenneth M. W ing, M. D.
wishes to announce
the opening’ o f his office
fo r the practice o f
General
Surgery
at
110 North Mellonville Avenue, Sanford
Place
Event
<£
Mercury vs. Competition
Atlstds, G*.
4nt*fnatto«al *'400M
Merany basil *4 sMdwai puce cars
(is,tons fls
Firecracker "4 0 0 "
UUCUI, uni, aii msdiuHi pro* wait
Pike* Pea. M b
Pikes Peak CMmfc
Moony beau ovtcybody-was west
Mileaukse, Wiv
Milwaukee "2 0 0 "
Mercury beat! sd siedium-ptici cart
Dsrdsftoa. S.C.
Southern "5 0 0 "
Mercury beat! sR medism price CM!
Rivtrade. Csbf.
Golden Stele "4 0 0 "
Mercury bean everybody-mas seta!
In performance trial* evtsrywiicre — Mercury show* it* heels Ia
medium-price competition. No doubt aboul ii — "B ig Mere** taken the
rn k r for acat and akueduddlu! In lo o k * and luxury, in room and ride,
too. Mercury’s way ahead o f everything near tin* price. Come in and
see how we beat our com|N*tition with deala just as hoi «* the cer!
HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURYINC
109 North Palmetto Avenue
n
�tyQtJncyl Legal Notice
nr n n c m c c r r r o r r t o p
T U B Mk JU D IC IAL C IRCI IT
II
A ID
FOR
SKRINOLH
COUNTT. F L O R ID A
» C ltA N C E R T M . 1 R N
NOTICE TO D EFKN D OR
ORDER OF PU B LIC ATIO N
• e r r FOR FO RKCLO Ul'Rn
B A IT
BRO O KLYN BAV1NOS
DANK, A N « » Y o rk corporatloa.
P lain tiff,
*1
CHARLES L O U E N TH E R « n «
JE AN
P. O UENTHER,
hit
w lfo; JOHN C A R L E IC H B EROER and B E T T Y E IC H B ER .
OER. his w ife.
Defendaatn
TO l CH ARLES L. O UENTH ER
and JE AN P. O UENTHER,
hla w ife
Gila Bead,
Arlaona
YOU, C H ARLES L O UEN. J
T H E R and JE AN P. OUEN.
TH ER. ara harabr notified
that a Complaint fo r Forecloa.
ara o f U ortgaga has boos fit,
ad against you, sad you ara
raqolrod to serve a eepy ed
your Anaw tr or Plaadlnsa to
th* Complaint on tba Plain*
tlfr a attorney, Joaaph M. P ita,
■•raid,
1J< Sfeurlty
Truat
Building, Miami II, Florida,
aad file tba original A nowar
o r P lta d la s la tba o ffic e o f
the Clark o f tba C lrealt Court
on or before tbo ITth day o f
February A. D„ l » « t . I f you
fa ll to do ao, Judgment by
default w ill be taken a g a in *
you for tba relief demaaded
la the Complaint.
The description o f tbo root
property proceeded aralnat lei
Lot 1. Dloek 11, TOW NSITE OF NORTH CIIULUOTA. a aubdlrlalon, ac
cording to plat thereof re
corded la P la t Book I,
pagan I I to I I, Inclusive,
o f the Public Records o f
Seminole County, Florida.
This notlra ehalt be publish
ed once each week for four 4)
consecutive weeks In the BANFORD H ERALD .
DONE AND ORDERED at
Sanford,
Seminole
County,
Florida, this t lt b day o f Jan
uary, A. D., 1H4.
(B E A L )
Arthur H. Beckwith, J r ,
Clerk, Circuit Court
By: Martha T. Vlhlea
Deputy Clerk
Joseph M. Fltsgerald
I K Security Trust Building
kllaml I I. Florida
4)
FRsnktln 1-K 7I
Publish Jsn. I I * Feb. I, II,
4)
II. 1KL
C D Q -fl
IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OP
T H E N IN T H JU D IC IAL C IR
CUIT IN AND TOR S E R I.
NOLB COUNTY, F L O R ID A ,
CIIANCKRV NO. IST44
AM ERIC AN F E D E R A L S A V .
INOS AND LOAN ASSOCIA
TIO N OF ORLANDO and D A T .
TONA BEACH F E D E R A L B A Y .
INOS AN D LOAN ABSOCIATION,
P la in t iff*
va
TH E ES KUAN ZEN, a single
man, at al.
D efendant*
NOTICR OF SU IT IN
M ORTOARR FORKCLOSURH
TO I TH EES F R A N Z E S
RESIDENCE I
Rural Route t
Rantoul, Illin ois
You are hereby notified that
Complaint to foroeloaa a
certain m ortgage encumbering
the follow in g dcacrlbad rea l
property, lo -w llt
Lot 10, JANSEN BURD tVI.
SION, aeoordlng to tbo plat
thereof
as
recorded
la
P lat Book 11, Pago IT,
Public Records o f Semi
nole County, Florida,
haa beta filed against y e s la
the above styled cult, and you
ara required te eerve a copy
of your Answer or other Plead
ing to Iho Complaint on Plaint i f f s atlorntya, ANDERSON,
RUSH. D EAN A LOWNDES,
I I I East csn tral Boulevard,
Orlando, Florida, and Die the
original
Answer
ar
ether
riaadlng In lbs offlca a t the
Clark of the Circuit Court on
or before the n t h day o f Fabruary, l i f t . I f you fa ll to do
ao, a daoroa pro coafaaao w ill
bo takea against you fo r the
ratlat demanded la ths Com
plaint.
ThU N ellea eball be pub
lished once a weak for four
consecutive wsska la the SAN
FORD H B RALD .
DATED this
JIRUIf/i IH L
January.
ITU
dap el
(• B A D
Arthur H. Beckwith. J r,
Clark o f Circuit Court
B rt M arlba T. Vlhlaa
Deputy Clerk
ANDERSON, RUSH. D EAN
A LOWNDES
Attorney* at L aw
P. a Bag S lit
Orlando, Florida
Publish Jan. I I * Fab. I, it ,
11. l i l t .
COQ- I l l
NOTICR OP SU IT
T H E STATE OF F L O R ID A T e l
T IR O IB C. BORN
lo t N. Oak Btreat
Apartment No, 1
Valdosta, Oeorgla
Tou ara hereby notified that
cult haa baaa filed against
you la tba Circuit Court o f
Seminole County, Florida, la
Chancery, as abbreviated title
o f which la F IR S T F E D E R A L
BAVISOS AND LOAN ASSO
CIATIO N OF S E M I N O L E
COUNTY, a corporation. Plain
tiff, v a JAMES T. ZORN and
w lfo, T IR O IB C. BORN, s t at,
D efendant* tba t u n s d f said
suit bslag a ault ta foraatoae
that certain m orttaga dated
August 11, n i l and o f record
In O fficial Records Book I I I ,
Page I I I , Public Records o f
Seminole County, Florida, ancumbering the fatlaw lag des
cribes real preparty, to-w it:
Tba W est one-half ( W i l l
o f L ot I, a f Bleak i. a t
ROSALIND HEIGHTS, Banford. Florida, according to
plat thereat recorded In _
P la t Book I, Pago IT, o f ■
«he publte records o f domlsola e a s i l y . Florida,
and y e s ara kereby roqslred
to file your answer la said
ault
w ith
tba
uaderetgaed
Clark o f said Court and to
■trva a copy thereof upon tba
P la in t iffs
attorney,
whoso
name and addraaa appear be
low, on or before tba ll t h day
a f February, I N I , and In de
fault tbaraaf Daeraa Pra Con
fess# w ill be entered agalaal
you.
W ITNESS my hand and e f f l - ^ .
al seal at tba County C o u r t-'
house. Sanford, Seminole CauaFlorida, this ll t h day at
January, 1M4.
(S E A L )
Arthur H. Beckwith, J r ,
Clark a f Circuit Court
B y: Martha T. Vlhlea, D.C.
Phillip H. Logan
Bhlnfcoleer and Logan
Attorneys at L e w
Attaraay far P la in tiff
Publish Jam. I I , I I , I I A Fab.
I. U K
C D Q -II
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Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call FA 2-5612.
Phone
Classified
322-5613
322-5612
O ffice 204 W . First
DEAOUITXS
STRAIG H T CLASSIFIED:
Tuss., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. d ir
before insertion. Hon. • S a t
■•on.
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before lniertioa. Mon. - S a t
noon.
RESPO N SIB ILITY:
The Herald win not be rw
sponsible for more than one
incorrect lniertioa o f pour ad,
and re ie rv e i the right to re
v ile or rejeet any advertisement from what ordered to
conform t* the polleiei o f thla
piper._________________________
12. Real Eatate For Sale
6. For Real
2 BR., kit. equipped, $73 mo. N. Orlando. No qualifying, no
F A 2-3683.
down payment, to purchase
this exceptional 3 BR. 2
Furn. 3-room apt. $30. Adults.
bath home. Must see to ap
Pt>. 322-9480.
preciate. Call 322-2389 after
8:30 p. m.
Furn., clean, 2 BR. house.
Ph. 322-2097 or 322-2750.
F H A - V A HOMES
UNFURNISHED bouse. Phone
322-5185.
1 BEDROOM furnished house,
large shady lot, $55. month.
FA 2-0597.
3 BEDROOM CB House, kit
chen equipped, soar WinnDixie. 613 Bralrcliff St. Call
F A 2-5598.
2. 3, A 4 BEDROOMS
1, lH , k 2 BATHS
DOWN PAYM E N TS FROM
$100
Low Monthly Payments
For Complete Information
See Or Call Your
FHA - V A
SALES BROKER
2 BEDROOM house, kitchen
equipped, Lake privileges,
osar A ir Base. F A 1-4736 2365 Park Dr.
$22-2420
after 5:30.
3 BR., frame. Cash o r car
2 BR house, kit. equipped. $75.
considered on down pay
F A 2-5303.
ments. 1715 W. 2nd St.
Low
monthly
payments.
RENT A BED
1715 W. 2nd St.
Rol’ away, Hospital A Baby
Beds.
2 BEDROOM Frame Home
By Day, Week, or Month
on State llw y.
Ph. FA 2-5181 11$ W. 1st St.
$4,100
CARROLL'S FU R N ITU R E
LA K E LOT, 100 x 400
On Paved Road
STENSTROM RENTALS
$4,000
1. Lost & Found
COUNTRY HOME
2 BR, Near NAS ........... $ 75
3 BR. Frame Home, Wood
LOST: Boya Huffy bike, vici
3 BR in Drcamwold Sec. $ 90
Floors, Outside patio, bar
nity of W. 15th St. Reward.
2 BR on Mellonville, nice $105
becue, and fruit trees.
322-6284.
3 BR, 2 baths, Loch Arbor
$7,000
$123
LOST: Reel and square rod,
Frl. eve., near Sanford Boat
Dock, leave at Sanford Po- We presently have two out- FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha
atandlng 4 BR, 2 bath
lica Station. Small reward.
homes, one centrally air- BEST B U Y OF Y E A R ! I I
OST: Brown a n d
whlta
conditioned, Lease only $165
Walkar hound with 1 eye.
New 3 BR, 2 Bath, Air-conLake
Mary and Wekiva If you are an owner and want
dltloned. No Money Down!
area. F A 2-1503.
fa it Rental Service for your
No Closing Costs! All you
home, call our office today.
need is good credit and
F. N o tic e s • P e rs o n a ls
Rental and property man
Qualify for F.H.A. Mort
agement Service la one of
gage. Cell Builder.
DUST PROBLEM?
our apeclelUes.
C A L L your Rainbow dealer
A L STOLTE—838-5059
322-6511, 4 to 10 p. m.
3 BR., 1 Bath, Kitchen equip.,
fenced yard. 3908 Old Or
INCOME T A X SERVICE
lando Rd., Sunland.
0. M. Harrlioni
Real Estate — Mortgages
1311 Palmetto
2565 Park Dr.
322-2430
122-6827
322-7941
FURN. APT. F A 2-2600.
IANFORD VACUUM CLEAN
THE T IM E TESTED FIRM
E R SERVICE. Parts and STANDARD O IL STATION
11$ N. Park Ave. F A 2-6123
supplies for all makes In Good location on Lake Mon
ACREAGE
roe. Buy stock and equip
cluding:
Electrolux. New
ment. K. M. Quarrie, P. O. 10 Acres adjoining City Limits
and rebuilt cleaners sold.
only $9950.00, with 10%
Box 521, Sanford, Florida,
No
home
service
call
down, balance monthly.
charts Phone F A 2-2282,
W E L A K A APARTM EN TS:
LOTS
2555 Park Dr. ..
Rooms private baths, X14 9 large lota near high achool
W. First SL
with 240 feet paving, only
Stenstrom Realty
Payton Realty
Stenstrom Realty
St. Johns Realty
Vacuum Cleaner
$6500.00, with 10% down,
tepalra, parts;
Electrolux, 2 B R UaNirn. house. Nothing
Balance monthly.
fancy, but cheap rent. Ph.
Kirby,
RexAlr,
AlrWay,
F A 2-3219.
GE, etc. Cleaners sold, ex
ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S
changed. Free Pick-up, 1114
Realtor
4 BR., 3 Bath ........ $145 mo.
Park Ave., Sanford, Phoae
1 BR., > Bathe . . . . 1110 mo. Raymond Lundqulst, A w e.
P A 2-4765.
2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . $ 70 Mo. FA 2-3151 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
6. For Rent
Payton Realty
CLEAN, 4-Rm. 811 Park.
F A 2-1201
17-92 at Hlswalha
TO SETTLE ESTATE. 2 BR.
house, Reardall Ave., fruit
trees and garden. FA 2-5201.
S BR., unfurn. country borne. 3 BR., l t t bath. 2415 Chase
Ava. Available Feb. 3. Ph. W ATERFRO NT LOTS. Min
171. F A 2-7688.
utes from Interitate 4. Ge
222-5600.
fishing, skiing or swimming
Furn. Apt. 500 Park Ave.
LakecotUge^furn^SH-OlOjV
from your own dock. Build
FU R N . Apt. 2300 MaUonvllle.
now, or later, $1,995 with
•A Special Notices
T E R R IB LE
TERM S!
$25
BR Houie. Clean 4 does
Down and $11 mouth. Call
is. Jim m ie Cowan. I21-40U. FTORAGE space, dean, dry.
F A 2-1374 o r F A 3-5492.
Stemprr Agency, 191$ I .
P T , >30 k up. aurplui City.
French, FA 2 4991.
t. For Solo or Rent
BR. house, kit. equipped.
LOCH-ARBOR—By Owner, I
Good location. Pb. 323-5504. CUSTOM B U ILT HOME ON
BR., 8 baths, U rge itone
LAK E .
Call e v a n I n g a
flrepUce In wood-penciled
a RM. furn. apt., ground floor.
222-1507.
living room, Fla. Rm., uti
Middle aged, or elderly
lity room, U rge rooms,
10. Wanted to Root
couple preferred. 122-4383.
open-boam ceilings through
out. Owner being transfer,
FU RN. opts. Pleasant living. We Need Clean Rental Llatlags, furnished or unfurnlab.
red. $481 Country Club Rd.
Park apts. F A I-6WT.
ad, CUeota are waiting,
Call 322 9382.
g B E D R O O M unfurnished
W
E
R
E
T
T
A
.
H
A
R
P
E
R
B Y OWNER, 2 bedroom, 1 H
house,
kitchen
equipped.
AG ENCY, Realtor, tnsuror.
bath home. One bedroom
322-3651.
FHA-VA aalea broker. 3485
hai separate entrance, can
Apt., 2nd floor, I rooms, $41.
8. Farit Ave. F A 2 2384,
be rented for income. Will
F A 2-5771.
FA
kade tor smaller place.
Shown by appointment Call
L A K E M ARY. X large BR. 12. Root Estate For Sale
F A 2-9848.
duplex apt., furn. Really
nice. Adults, so pets. $65. LA K E FRONT lot, Lake Mary
Taka over payments, I BR,
ares. FA 2-0184.
Call F A 1-2820.
home, 111 Palm PUce, P ra
yer Homes.
FU R N . A p t, util. la d . A v a il W EEKEND cottage, Lemon
Bluff, furnished. 322 2651.
able Fob. I, 222-1128.
91;*
ftsnfnrh
tyralh
Feb. 5, 1964 — Pngo 3-A
SW E E TIE P IE
r i r r r r io t :a
sank
ud
bought tor $250 Down
$127 ■ month.
SO U TH W A R D
NOTICE IS hsrsby * tv «n that
wa ar* engag*4 la baslaasa
at 111 North Prsnch Avsnus,
In vest most 4 Realty
Sanford,
Bomtnola
County,
8224173
Florida, undor Iho fletltlouo 11$ N. Park Ave.
nano of, W A L L SUPPLY, and
that « a Intend to roalator eald
• a n a w ith lb# Clark o f tha
HOMES
Circuit Court, Seminal* Coun
We win b o the let you soty, Florida, la aaeordaaea with
Im « aed belld the heme
tha provisions o f tha Fletl7°e * M t Oae complete
tlsua N ana S tsu ts *. ts-w lt:
saatlaa Sdl.as, Florida a u u ta a
Payment frees
ISIS.
***£ 8
* minimum
Blai /a/ L s s t a r A. B a tsm a n
F R A . VA, or
/a/ D o ro th y E. B a ta n a a
Bank
Fiasaetag.
X a a n a ih
W . M e la u s h . E sg.
A t la r n s y at L e w
LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc.
P P M Offlea B o a t i l l
Phene $284811
Baafard,* F lo rid a SSTT1
P u b lis h J a m IS . I I a Fob. I.
Mr. Laetharhury or
I I . I M i.
Mr.
C D O - IS
31. Articles For Sale
By Nadine Seltzer
W recker Service
$5.00
V A - FH A
Jim Hunt Realty
Government
Owned
Carpet Special!
Homes
Priced From $G,750
Down Payments
As Low As $100
Monthly Payments
From $43.50
A U TO GLASS
IN S T A L L E D
V A - FHA
Appointed
Property
Management &
Sales Broker
Carpets A la Carte
AU TO GLASS &
SE AT COVER CO.
Jim Hunt Realty
SA YS:
Outstanding
Buys
To Use
Payton Realty
The
HERALD
Want Ada.
60 Chevrolet
Half-Ton Stake
In Order To Accommodate Our Customers —
STRICKLAND-M O RRISO N, INC.
SERVICE DEPT.
*1295
59 Chevrolet
Half-Ton Pickup
Is Now Open All Day —
JLQ JLSJLQ JLSL-
MON. thru FRI., 8:00 A. M. -5:30 P. M.
$995
SATURDAY, 8:00 A. M. -4:30 P. M.
62 Chevrolet
The Only
Our used Pontiac* d en t realty make that kind o f noise. They
fust look •• though they should, etong with “ whoosh,“ "lo o m "
end e l the rest. No. our used Poo Macs are Just a t quiet es the
day they were brand now. They took Just es good es the day
they were new, toe. And ride that way. Come on down end see.
Dealership
In
Sanford
O ffering 6 Full Days Service.
Strickland - Morrison, Inc.
Your Authorized Ford Dealer For Seminole County
Ph. 322-0321
Fleetaide bed, 8 cylinder
engine, clean and raedy to
go fo r only . . . .
308 E. F irit S t
Sanford
Ph. 322-1481
Half-Ton Pickup
Btenalde bed. • cylinder
engine, like new through
out Including new tiree.
*1395
HOLLER
MOTOR SALES
tad. * PalaastU, FA 1-8*21
2587 Park
FA
■
J.
-
It Pays
Lake Mary, elder home plus
furn. apt., corner location.
COZY 3 bedroom upper apart
$10,800, other lota optional.
ment, furnished, 155. Large
Widow mutt MU. F A 2-4982.
4 bedroom lakefxunt home
with private beach, unfurn
THE IMPOSSIBLE
ished, $100.
HAS H A PPE N E D !
Other choke rentals,
DeLuxe 4 BE, a Bath Home
Ball - Blair Agency
on % Acre In one of San
3rd k Park Ave.
ford’s finest neighborhoods.
Phone 222-M il
This $23,008 property can
be
33. Furniture
APPLIC ATIO N S now accepted Tractor mowing k Grading. Sell
Us
Your
Furniture. R EN T Dlue Lustre Electrie
Call FA 2-7621.
for Snack Bar Personnel—
Quick Servico
With
the
Carpet Shair.poocr for only
Apply In Pcraon at Movie*
Cash. SU PER
TRADING
$1 per day. Carroll's Furn
FOR Y O U Il S A F E T Y
land Drive-In Theater. See
POST. F A 2-0677.
iture.
DRIVE
with
headlights
on
Mr. Prince—No Phone calls
Save your battery
WANTED reliable couple to
Please.
SINGER IN
Install Safety See Switch
take up monthly payments
M A P L E CONSOLE
Geneva Mfg. Corp.
SALESLADY, Drug Store ex
of $13.50 on 3 complete EQUIPPED to Zig Zag, make
perience preferred. Roumil- Ideas, Designed k Developed
rooms o f furniture. Call
button holes, sew on but
General Machine Work
1st k Anderson, Walgreen
TE 8-1511, Casselberry, col
tons and monogram. Guar
Welding
Agency.
antee. Tay o ff balance of
lect.
Ph. Geneva 3494121-3131
$55., or assume 8 payment*
17. Male Help Wanted
FREE E STIM ATE
o f $8.10. 322-9411.
HEATING
Upholstering k Mattress ren
SERVICING - TESTING
M AN W AN TE D lo manage
ovating. New k Used Furni 35. Articlea Wanted
Lewis Sales k Service
and operate a retail Wat
ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg.
FA 2 7928
kins Route in this area. 2517 C. C. Road
Co., at 709 Celery Ave. W ANTED! Citrus fruit. Large
Would consider lady 46 to
or small amounts. Bonded
FA 2-2117.
Travel GREYHOUND. Call
60 years old.) Earnings of
Fruit Buyer. Ph. Leo Mans
FA 2-1421 or 9993 and we
2125. per week from the
field, F A 2-4244.
31.
Articlea
For
Sale
w ill nave our T A X I pick
very beginning. For person
you up. Homer Little, Grey
al Interview In your home,
Phllco Auto Magic washer, 36. Automobiles • Trucks
hound Bus Station.
write Mr. McGarlty, P. O.
excellent condition, $50. Ph.
W ANTEDI '56 Olds 2-door ScRox 627 WUllston, Florida.
F A 2-5086.
dan. Absolutely no rust,
Never-Hit
Body.
Interior
W ELDER, Apply In person.
Polaroid Land Camera 800.
must be excellent. Top price
Holloway Concrete.
attachments, leather case,
Anywhere in City Limits
paid for right car. rh.
Reel's Paint & Body Shop $66. 322-6152.
18. Help Wanted
644-7458 Winter Park.
Complete Wreck Rebuilding
SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC
10th St. k Sanf.inl Ave.
Colored Motor Route Carrier
BUYING A NEW or
Would like responsible parly
for afternoon paper route. Day F A 2-7719-Nlte FA 2 0388
USED CAR?
to take up payments of $16
Must have References and
FIN AN C E IT W ITH US
monthly
on
1963
Slant-OW A L L IS C A B IN E T
dependable car. Write Cir
♦ Low Interest Rate*
Matic Automatic Zlg Zag
SHOP
culation Dept. P. O. Box
♦ Low Monthly Payment*
Sewing Machine in Console.
915 West 3rd St.
1657, Sanford.
FLO
RID A STATE BAN K
Balance
$161.
Service
Dis
Custon Made Cabinets
g............ ................... J= a a ^ a
count Co. 322-7468, anytime.
MICA
Counter-tops
37. Bontn - Motors
"Aren’t you a little old to be playing hide and seek!" 19. S itu a tlon H W a n te d
A L L WORK G U ARANTEED
FANTASTIC
AN
N
IVERSARY
Old Town 16 ft. boat, EvinIRONING. Ph. 322-7791.
Days 322-7471 — Niles 322 6110
SALE SPECIALS! Surplus
rude motor, trailer, $700.
12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale Child Care. F A 2-2274.
W EL l S DRILLED, PUMPS,
City, 201 W. 1st St.
F A 2-5982.
S P R IN K LE R SYSTEMS
4 BR, 2 baths, centrally heat COLORED lady desires regu
GREEND RIAR
FOR S A L K - F ill dirt, clay, 10 FT. boat and trsller, $35.
All Types and Sixes
ed & sir-cond. Fenced back
Choice
lots
available
In
lar Job or days work, Ph.
2406 Cedar.
shell, post and topsoil. E llij
Wc
Repair
and
Service
yd.
Water
softener
&
land
Greerhriar of Loch Arbor
322-6531.
Lloyd,
F
A
2-2576.
b
T
I
N
E
scaped. F A 2-0611.
overlooking
go lf
course.
Gateway To Tho Waterway
Machinery and Supply Co.
Custom building to your
20. Babysitters
Robson Sporting Goods
R
E
A
D
Y
M
IX
Concrete,
win207 W 2nd St.
FA 2 6432
specification*.
Greenbrlar
Your EVINRUD E Dealer
dow sills, lintels, steps,
Responsible woman will baby
304-6 8 E. 1st. rh. F A 2-5981
developed by
Piano
Tuning
and
Repair
blocks,
sand,
cement,
rock,
sit for working
mother,
Property Mnnwiement
KINGSW OOD
W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4223
pipe, steel, grease traps, 14 Ft. Barbour Boat, FiberLake Mary area. 323 0924.
& Sales Broker
BUILDERS, INC.
dry wells, stepping atones.
Blast Bottom k Trailer.
PIANO
SVC.
k
TU
N
IN
G
202 Fairmont Dr.
21. Beauty Salons
Miracle Concrete On,
Cheap. SIS Rosalia Dr._____
Rebuilding • Refvltlng
FA 2-8074
309 Elm Avo.
F A 2-5751
SPE C IA L!
FREE E S TIM A TE S
38. Motorcycles • Scooter*
Offers fo r your selection
Our Budget Wave $6.95 thru
GENE CUM It A A
2 BR., frama home, $6,900.,
F IR E P L A C E WOOD
these Beautiful 2, 3, A 4
Feb. 15th
1962 HONDA Dream, like
322-2661 — After 12 p. m.
furnished, 2206 Palmetto.
Oak and Tine
Bedroom
new. Bowman Trailer Park,
Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop
Robert
Morris,
323
0355
2 BR. Home, 8tudy, 1H
.llw y . 17-92, 2 ml. I . De
312 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322 0834 For FAST T A X I Service call
Homer Little at Greyhound
Baths, U rge Fam ily Rm. In
nary.
________
_______
Harriett's Beauty Nook
Bus Station. FA M421 or
good neighborhood; Includ
LIM
IT
E
D
T
IM
E
I
I
I
0993.
E v- Appt'a. 3 Sr. Beauticians
39. Tra Uars • Cabanaa
ing sieve, refrlg., room airMac has THROWN AW AY the
105 So. Oak
FA 2 5742
conditioner,
washing m a
BUS Trailer,
1949 model,
29. A u to m o b ile S e r v ic e
Percentage Rook.
chine k rugs. Really ter
sleeps 4, completely equip
22. Build • Faint • Repair
Buy your Carpet or Rugs at
COHEN RADIATOR SHOP
rific buy I Monthly pay
ped. Bowman Trailer Park,
Dealer COST plui $1 per
inspection,
estimates,
ments $63.50.
For Your Painting & Wall Free
llw y. 17-92, 2 ml. S. Deyard.
pickup, delivery. Rccurlng
papering needs call Clar
KINGSWOOD BUILDERS,
Bary.
A
L
L
FIR
ST
Q
U
A
L
IT
Y
Inc.
& repairs discounted.
ence L. Wynn, FA 2-4804 for
T01»
R
ATE
D
M
ILLS
FA 2-8074
21114 E. 3rd.
322-3443
Free Estimate.
10 x 50 Trailer on xoned lot.
Call ua (or a showing of these
W ill trade for smaller trail
fin* Carpet* In your home.
3 & 4 BEDROOM HOMES To make the best horns
24. Electrical Services
er. W ill finance. 1530 Oak
Nylon,
AcrIUn,
A
ll
Wool,
buy, ace the
Lane, Casselberry Trlr. Pk.
YOUNG'S E LECTRIC SVC.
Available for ImmedUte Sale.
etc. Hundreds to choose
Contr-cting I t Repairs
Scnknrik filn.sH and Pulnt
$64 monthly p a y m e n t s .
from. TERM S! Up to two
k Controls
Company
Salesman on duty 18 Dally
years to Payl
114 Sunset
FA 2 8902 210 Magnolia
Ph. FA 2 4622
on Abbott Ave., Crystal
Lake Park. Go Weal on 25th
2f>. Plumbing Services
Auto Glass, Tope
1109 E. Colonial Dr.
St. to Lake M ery Boule
k
Seat
Covert
Orlando, Fla.
PLUM RING
vard, left on Boulevard to
211-6101 Collect or
Contracting Repairs
Lake M ery Fire Station.
Leroy C. MacTavIsh, Owner
FREE ESTIMATES
LMN ENTERPRISES,
. FA 2-5545 after 6 p.tn.
R. L. H ARVEY
Inc.
304 W. 2nd St. F A 2-8032
204
Sanford
Ave.
FA
2-3383
Phone S23-IT44
41.1. WORK GUARANTEED GUNS. New k Used. Large
Office F A $-2118
selection. Will trade, Also
Night FA 2-0841
26. Radio & Televinlon
LONGWOOD - $8,995. Terms
31. Poultry • Livestock
repair. Tackle sold A re
IB-0700
I I rooms, 3 baths— made
paired. Osteen Bridge Fish
Bantord. H a TV SERVICE call Coy’a TV Registered m o d e l Quarter
Into 9 apts. 2 rented, move 2224 Park Dr
FA 29663. A ll parts and
Camp k Gun Shop.
In the other. Good condi
IS Bunlnaag Opportunity labor guaranteed for 00 Horse, 9 yrs old, solid black.
For experienced rider. Ph. 1 Washing mach., 1 dryer, 1
tion. Lot 100 x 100. See
days. Serving Seminole Co.
FA 2 6805.
window alr-cond., 1 Radioevenings after g. IIS Bay
EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE
A Dellary.
a Record Player eonaole. Call
Ave. 1 block from business. NEW
PUBL1X SHOPPING
after 5 p. m., FA 2-4696.
If you want people to pay 32. Flo were - Shrubs
C EN TER
IN
SANFORD.
COME! LOOK!
I f You’re Looklnf
Ultra modern coin operated attention to your businesi, HI.DOMING Roses on CheroUsed Freexer, chert type. A l
Now Concrete block homo
self it r v ie t laundry and dry call F A 3-5613 and ask the
kes stock. A ll other kinds
For A Real Work
so
several
used
washers,
with lake rights. I BR, I
cleaning center, complete Herald Staff shout some at
of Nursery shrubbery end
Horns, Reasonably
all completely reconditionbaths, fam ily room, Urge
Installation by factory train tention getting ads
trees.
rd. 90 .lay warranty. Dick's
kitchen, 2 utility rooms.
Priced — Check
ed experti. Wc promote
Gray Shadow* Nursery
Appliance Service, 510 S.
Over 2100 sq. ft. Make of
' These —
your grand opening, have
6 Ml. S. on Sanford Ave,
Sanfonl. 322 7658.
fer on price k term*.
Bank Financing on bal
33. Furniture
3 Rooms furniture. Reason
ance, and offer continued
able. F A 2 5455.
assistance. Big commercial
Used furniture, appliances,
FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha
giant load 20 lb. washers
tools, etc. Bought • Sold, Refrigerator and washer, good
that get the business and
SEE OUR HOMES!
ta rry's Mart 315 Sanford
rond. $100 for both, phone
simplify dry cleaning, that
Ava. Ph. FA I-41S2.
T E $-7114 Longwood.
will make you more money.
Available for any PocketYou can make over too per
Book. Sales Office open
dally from 10 a. m. to 8
cent on your investment.
p. m. Corner Seminole &
Act now. Call Ralph Usestruck, 4 • speed transmis
Highland Ave. In Longwood.
sion. 6 cylinder engine,
ly, 2368271 Tampa, Rus.
dual
rear wheels, new
Hr*., or write me c/o Koin
LMN ENTERPRISES,
paint nnd In escellant me
Klcen, 4232 Florida Ave.,
Inc.
chanical condition.
Pb. 838-3911 or SS2-IT44
Tampa.
SDROOM furnished apt. I BR., c. b. home, at 2704
Magnolia Ave., near Pineet neighborhood. 322-1482
crest School. Terms. Phone
ween 9-5:30 Moe. through
223-3377,
day. 322-4501 at ether
Legal Notice
16. Femnla Help Wanted 27. Special Services
2-8641
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Page 4-A — Feb. 5, 1964
New Storm Sweeps Nation • • State Arraigns 36 Cubans
Postman Gets
Year In Jail
Snow, Rain Hit
With 60-Mile
Gusts Of Wind
M EM PH IS, Tenn. (U P I ) —
I ’uitman W aller Glenn
Bun
hart waa sentenced to one year
in prison Monday fo r falling
to deliver mail. He blamed his
misfortune on an irate hus
band.
Prosecutor Odell Horton Jr.,
told federal court here that
Bonhart, 35, stopped on his
route about three yeara ago to
visit a housewife and was
caught by the husband, who
shot at him with a pistol.
Horton said a bullet dam
aged Bonhart'a right arm, the
one used to carry heavy mall
bags. By last Christmas, the
arm hurt so much Bonhart Just
delivered the first class mall
and dumped all second and
third class mall at his home.
Postal Inspectora recovered
the undelivered letters. Bon
hart pleaded guilty to cmbcsslement o f mall.
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GRAPEFRUIT
Underwood's Tasty Deviled
H a m S p re a d ..
c
Nobisco's Ideal Chocolate
P e a n u t B a rs...
11'/4-OS.
Nabisco'* Delicious Chocolate
P in w h e e ls ........
1 2 '/s-os.
For Salads, Tasty Florida
• - Pk9-
A vo c a d o s ..
Strictmonn’s Cookie Treat
Dtl Mm S i 9insappl*-4rep*fr»lt
a ,
F ru it C o c k ta il
A lc o a Fo il
..... 19"
*
.......................
All Purpose Aluminum Foil
Del Meal# Usrortul
• e aaaaaaa
Hard Green Florida
V a n illa C rem es Z . 3 9 *
F ru it D r in k
s a e e e e e e e
5*
Juicy California Sun-Kist
25-H.
e e e e o o e
O O f
Le m o n s
Pk9-
d O IiR
• e e e o s s s s e s e s s s e e s s e a a *
39"
Dtl Mnrtt New Canned
Zu c c h in i
— . * 7 ~ r —\—
• v r - ' TOT i
- — -1 —
"FRESH PORK SALE"
Dtl Meat* fatly Cardan
G re en Peas .
P o r k H a m s • •«». 5 3 *
Dtl Manta Tasty Stewed
To m a to e s
(B oston-B utt)
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P
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Del Manta Crtam Style
G o ld e n C o rn ...
Dal Mania Zesty f levered
T o m a to C a ts u p
Del Manta Nutrkieui
Spinach
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G re en Beans
4
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Del Ment* T*n4«r Cut
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Assorted Flavors, Perk Lone
Ic e C r e a m
o
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a r e R ib s
r k S id e s
rk Hocks .
r k S te a k s
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Two Papers Ban
Cigarette Ads
P ills b u r y F lo u r
Plain or Saif-Rising (limit 1)
SARASOTA (U P I) The
Sarasota Herald-Tribune and
the
Sarasota
Journal
an
nounced today thot the newspapera no longer will accept
cigarette advertising.
Tha policy went into effect
with this morning's issue of
the Hrrald-Trlhunn and In
volve* all type* of cigarette
advertising, from the national
level down to the mention of
the product in local grocery
ads.
"In light of the recent gov
ernment report on cigarette
smoking we see no justifica
tion for publishing cigarette
advertising and wc will no
longer accept It in our pa
pers," a llcrald-Trlbuno edi
torial read.
The newspapers, published
by Lindsay Newspapers, Inc.,
have a Joint circulation ol
more than 40,000.
The editorial called on the
nation's publishers and broad
casters to voluntarily discon
tinue such advertising "b e
fore the federal government
moves to forcr such action
and before the courts decide
to hold the advertising media
liable along with the manu
facturer and vender for as
sisting In the sale of s toxic
product without Identifying it
as such."
The editorial
also com
mended tha National Assoclation of Broadcasters’ tele
vision board of directors for
Its tightening up on cigarette
advertising.
Slessinger To
Write Of JFK
WASHINGTON (UPI) Historian Arthur M. SchlesInger Jr., la leaving bis White
House post to writ* an Insid
er's account of the Kennedy
years.
Schle*lager’s
resignation,
banded !o President Johnson
Tuesday, will become effec
tive March 1. Theodore C.
Sorensen, another Intimate of
the late President Kennedy,
resigned two weeks ago alto
to write a book about Keo-
By Julian Stcnstrom
Karlylc llousholder, presi
dent of the Seminole County
Chamber of Commerce, void
Wednesday night he would
call the trade body's "sun
shine committee” into action.
Apparently he did and tills
morning the early morning
sun was bright ami the skies
blue. Tile "sunshine" group is
comprised of "Sunny” Powell,
"Sunny" Ralrorn and Meric
"W a rm er."
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LARG E W H IT E -M E A T F L O R ID A
Finch Waives
Insurance Right
LOS A N O E LE S (U P I ) - D r .
R. Bernard Finch, who Is serv
ing a life prison sentence for
the notorious “ love triangle”
Slaying o f his wife, has waived
claim to an Insuranco policy
in the life o f Mrs. Finch,
court records showed today.
Superior Court Judgo Clyde
C. Triplett Monday approved
an agreement givin g the f'2t),250 proceeds from the policy
to tha slain woman’s children.
Proceeds o f 520.10(1 from
another policy have been de
posited wtlh the county clerk
pending an agreement aa to
the beneficiary.
The children of Mrs. Barbara Finch are Raymond, 10,
and Pattle Dee Daugherty, 15,
the girl by a prior marriage.
Finch, 40, was convicted In
1001 along with Carole Treg o ff, 27, his admitted |wrainour, o f conspiring to kill
Mrs. Finch In July 1050. Two
previous trials had ended with
hung juries.
Finch Is serving u life sontcnco at San Quentin prison
and Mlsa T rc g o ff la confined
to a women's prison with an
identical sentence.
down prod u ce lane
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P IC N IC S
Kraft'* Handed (limit 1)
M a y o n n a is e • .
Festival Queen Strawberry
P re se rve s•••
Lady Betty Pickle Feature Cucumber
W flfO F S
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Kraffa MlladalsMa Rrand
Crtam Choate .......
laHy Crackar’a Delist***
Sa-OM L aM Marf rine Trees
Kraft P a rk a y ..................... %
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Wisaantla Ctwate Bar
aa St aa ee ee »**aeeea
p o f-
a t*
• •
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Swift's Premium Boneless
Smoked Daisies ib.
BagSausage,,,
Sliced Bologna 2 %
iO O iC ilfn iO Q
JlM Oroen Stomps
m
««»i*am,...ssi.
Hamor
'“wiiT*...... sir Sauerkraut, • • , uz.
Fray«rid*a Sana Appl* as
Chorry Strudel ..........
PRICES EFFECTIVE T H U R S .,
FRI-, S A T ., FEB. 6 , 7, 8, 1964
aid* Ol* anyaa and swAaaa ak
ADORN HAIR I f RAY
(Rag. sr H*rd-t*-HsM)
7-aa. |l.|0 pirn tax
!■ *»„«• Sat. M . 0. IM4I
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k i O'WMjRtiwjpa:
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sksMtle^
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WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE!
- sT 59* Copeland's Secret-Seasoned Hat or Mild
•saeeeeeooeoeee
Ib.
m?- 39* Temaw's Pickle O Pimento or
9 A . M. TO 9 P. M .
M r* lye fruk
Grata P a n
Ptl PfOi ..................... 5 SSL *1.
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If you're planning to get
sick this weekend It may or
m ay not be the right time.
About 21)0 physicians from all
over Central Florida will con
verge on Sanford’s civic cen
ter Saturday night to hear
three prominent specialists In
their respective fields lecture
to the SID's.
Dr. Bruce Logan and Dr.
B. Waldo Moore of Emory
University will be here along
with Dr. Peter C. Gaze* of
the Medical College o f South
Carolina.
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Quite a bit of interest has
been stirred up as to how the
name of Lake Monroe origin
ated. We learned Wednesday
that at one time the body of
water was once named la k e
Valdez. But that's as far as
we got. We can report, however, that a number o f peo
ple arc working on the an
swer. We- have an idea that
If anybody can come up wKh
the right answer it'll be Guy
Strickland—that noted history
instructor at South Seminole
Junior High In Casselberry.
• • •
One of the Clock Watchers
suggested this morning that
U. S. 17-92 between Sanford
and SB 430 nede* white traf
fic lines repainted. It cer
tainly does! Our caller also
suggested that the white line
markings also l>e plated at
Ute edges of both north and
southbound lanes. Wc agree
with that tool If you’ ve tried
to drive this thoroughfare at
night during the wet weather
w e’ve been having you know
what wa mean. It's rought
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PiaWwaat's frasaa IMaad
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With all Ute traffic from
home owners, people at the
raceway and now employes
of Dearborn using Semlnola
Boulevard,
this
particular
road is about to become one
of the most heavily used in
the county. But it’s * good
one and should handle the
heavy traffic with ease.
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Sw ill Cheese
ww w w m ew
i
W e conferred
Wednesday
night with Chamber Manager
John Kridcr and Peter Schaal
of Orlando and attempted to
get more definite information
on tlie possibility of Sanford
h av'rg an entry In the Flor
ida State League this summer.
Sorry to report there's
no
ntorc information at tills time.
SEM INO LE P L A Z A
Chifaod Tntkoy,
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hopes the school board can
can arrange more suitable bus
arhedules when the English
Estates School opens ami
South Seminole Elementary
goes ofl double session*.
Right now, she says, her
children who attend South
Seminole Elementary have to
catch buses as early a* 7 a.
m. and It Is still fairly dark
at that time. Perhaps when
English Estates opens South
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will have a later opening
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W E A T H E R : Clmirilnetta today with high o f 68-75; fair tonight (low 55-62) and Friday.
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United Press Leased Wire
Established 1908
TI1UHS., FEBRUARY 6. 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA
NO. 120
A new snowstorm blew down VOL. 56
from the northern Hookies to -1
dnj nnd heavy rain fell from
southern Illinois to the Curo-I
linns. The snowbound South-,
west struggled out o f Its ,
K E Y W EST ( U r i l - T h e
worst storm o f the winter.
Cuban
government
an
Wind-driven snow fell dur
nounced today it has shut
ing the night from northern
olf the fresh water pipeline
Colorado to Montana nnd east
In fhr V. S. naval base at
ward into the Dakotas. Wind
(•tinnlannmo
Itay,
Cubs,
gust* o f more than 00 miles
until 36 Cuban fl*hrrnirn
nr. hour reduced visibility to
held in Jail at Kry West are
zero.
freed.
The Weather Bureau posted
warnings o f snow, much cold
er temperatures and strong
winds for the mountain states.
Locally heavy snow nnd bliz
zard conditions were expected.
Motorists a|n d
stockmen
were advised to take precau
tions for "severe conditions.”
Tho storm w ii s expected to
spread across the western
PENSACOLA (U P I ) — P o
plains during the day.
lice searched (inlay for two
The storm Unit dumped snow
men who strong • armed a
on the Southwest triggered
young woman, llctly llavton,
thunderstorms along the Mis
into surrendering two ring*
sissippi llivcr valley cast into
valued al $3,000 Wednesday
Dixie. Greenville, S. C., re
contractors for Monday or Tuesday, according to
night.
F IN A L INSPEC TIO N o f Sanford’s new $407.ported 1.21 inches o f rain in
City Manager W. E. Knowles. The plant has been
500 sewage disposal plant on Poplar Street, near
six hours dutitig the night nnd
in trial operation for several weeks.
the iakefront, is scheduled by the engineers and
Belleville, III., reported .70
M IAM I (UlM) — A oa-jearincli during the same period.
otd building contractor was
Snow drifts in Texas nnd
arrested today on charges
N ew Mexico stacked 8 feet
growing out of the 1962 IkhiiIvhigh and hampered the efforts
ing of the home of Miami
o f road crews to clear high
Herald Editor Don Slioeinak
ways. The. National Guard
cr. No one was injured in the
helped ranchers feed stranded
Fob. 18. 1062 blast.
cattle. About 25,000 cattle
were marooned near Clayton,
X. 51., without food since
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The Town Council o f A lta-. A resolution wan unnnimousWASHINGTON
lU P I )
—
JACKSON, Mis*. (U P I ) - Chairman Richard B. Bussell,
hfforta to get the propooed monte Springs adopted a res- ly approved calling for gradearly Monday,
A t the height o f the storm, Sanford Chamber o f Com-!o|utlon Wednesday night op-|ing, stabilization ami paving The prosecution asked a 12- (D C.a ), of the Senate Armed
Santa Fe passenger train* metre organization o ff the posing a change in zoning o f Second Street from Sand- ntan while criminal court Services Committee said to
plowed through snow drifts as ground ran into a temporary ■ r,,m H 'lA A to t - l o f prop- ford Avenuu to Hermits Trail jury today to find Ilyron Dr day that IkiUi the United
higlt us Ute trains tlienisclvcs. snug during a meeting Wed -1
at tho intersection o f at uii estimated cost o f 5il,00tl.
State* and Itusiin are trying
l.u Beckwillt guilty of killing
Four deaths wero blamed on nesday night at the County Muitlumi Avenue and Orunole A blitting property owners will
to develop an effective death
Negro
leader
Mcdgar
Evers
the storm. Gov. Jack 51. Camp Courthouse.
Bond. The chnngc in classifi bo assessed two-thirds of tho
r*y.
by "shooting him In the back
bell o f New Mexico declared
Don Bales. Sanford auto cation would allow tho placing cost with the town to psy the
Quay and Union counties dis dealer who served us tenipor-;
in the nighttime."
* food store at that loea- remaining une-thinl.
aster areas. Thu adjutant gen- ary ehairniun, appointed a ' ,,’n•
Attorney Joe Davis wus au
NICOSIA, Cyprus (U P I ) —
John
Fox
III,
assistant
e is l o f tha National Guard nominating c o m m i t t e e of ! Although tiie property is thorized to notify legal repre
Hinds Circuit Court district U. S. Ambassador Fraser Wll
took command of Uis two- Chairman George A. Speer Jr., I out o f municipal limits of A l- j srnlutlvcs o f .Seminole Industoday
threatened
to
attorney, and son nf l)r . John kins
county area.
Bert Chapman, Phjliipf 5Iar. i tu monte, it^ is within ^*i>0 f « - » l 1Irla l.P a ik llutt coumjl action Mix Jr., acting (Iran o f Uni "c a ll out the Marines” to pro
Many roads rCmalnT#?!
“ Vhall attii Munuel Jueubion , J of town imumfniIts ami is suf-j on a culitravVTor attending the versity of
.Mississippi law tect tiie remaining Americans
nnd Utose that were opened select n slate o f officer*.
'rounded by pioprrties zonedI munlcl|>al water syMrm to tho srlwol, led off with final argu in Cyprus where new com
sometimes filled up again with
munal fighting pushed ten
However, 8 p e e r reported by thu town ns It-IA A . Join- • Pork cannot l*e taken until ap ments to the jury panel.
wind-blown snow. M ajor Itiglit)ic Krm)|) o f 1(,
sion near Ute explosion point.
ing council in opposition to the ] proval Is granted by the HousFollowing c l o s i n g argu
w ay* were cleared during Ute #oni who i|gnw| . ch|irter changu urn developers and Ing, Homs and Finance Agenments and final instructions
day and normal tra ffic was pnrlit.r in the niM ling „ , Mt ..,f honteowners in the exclusive cy.
to the jury, the panel pro
JACKSONVILLE (U P I ) —
it-sumed.
|there Isn’t enough
interest Glen Arden residential area, I Note was made, however, bably will beginjkdiherationr
p
—
I - - nmofijr Sanford people to es- who re|Mirted that officials <J that contractors are in tit* fi- by mid-afternoon at tlie latest. An explosives export front tho
E x - L o n H C ld
tablisli a Sanford chumlier it thu Catholic Church also ut e , (tul stages o f completing the
Beckwith could get death oi state fire marshal's office In
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|doesn't warrant taking an or- prepuling statements o f rec- system and are expected to be life imprisonment if convicted Tallahassee arrived today to
I n K 0 D D 6 ry
gnnizntional step at this time." ord against tha requested ] gone from the town by Mon- of the antbush slaying of assist the investigation of Ute
day o f next week.^ In view o f ! j.;vcrn, stale secretary for Ute finding of about 800 atlrks of
FO R T L A U D E R D A L E He added, " I f the organize- change.
Tho issue is scheduled for j lltl* fuel, even further negotin National Association for the dynamite buried near sub
( U P I ) — Francis Higgins, 2H. tion doesn't liuvc tho support
o f Philadelphia, a form er con of the community it could hearing before tho Seminole I tion* would bo necessary be- Advancement of Colored Peo urban Arlington.
,
Held In Bombing
Sanford C. Of C. Zone Change Opposed Stale Concludes
Case Against
BV Altamonte Council De La Beckwith
“EmL,
Death Ray
May Call Marines
Dynamite Probe
servo no useful put pose."
Tlie tentative charter mem
bers derided to meet again
Feb. III.
Buies explained at the out
set o f the meeting, attended
liy some 35 persons, Unit the
put|Mino o f the proposed cham
ber was to 'Vo-ordinntc the
talents o f the people o f this
community for joint uso in thu
promotion of cultural, commer
cial, industrial and the genernl welfare of (he whole com
munity, and that efforts would
he mado to compliment city
government nnd tradesmen."
A . B. Peter son Jr., local
T A L L A H A S S E E ( UP I I —
J. Edwin Larson, deun nf the realtor, discussed the proposed
Stute Cubinet and Florida articles o f incoriwralion and
treasurer fur 23 years, an- by-laws, after which 10 pernounred Wednesday he would, sons. Bale* said, signed the
kick another term lit office. I organizational charter.
vict sought as a material w it
ness to the fatal shooting of
a Philadelphia policeman at a
N ew Jersey senshore resort,
was held hure toduy on u rob
bery charge.
Higgins was released in $1,000 bail at Somers Point, N. J.,
as a material witness to thu
shooting o f putrolman James
Brown, 27, vucutioning police
man, outside a tavern last
Aug. 2.7.
Brown died in Philadelphia
General Hospital on Oct. 1.
Larson's H at In
County Zoning Board next fore finul decision is made to
Wednesday night. Copies of provide the area with water.
the Altamonte resolution will
Ihi forwarded to tha county
zoning board, Ute board o f ad
justment nnd tlie county com
mission.
A group o f homeowners
(rom thu llillrrcst develop
ment, appearing to protest
TALLAH ASSEE
(U P I ) street conditions in their area, Gov. Farris Bryant said to
were advised that tcni|iorniy day there was a good chunce
work would be forthcoming President Johnson would atop
until permanent repairs ran I in Central Florida on his way
In made pending completion of lo Miami this month to altrnd
an ovciull streets uud drain groiind breaking ceremonies
lor tlie Cross Florida Barge
age plun for tlie town.
In connection, fund* were Canal.
Rr>unt told his news con
mado available fur Glare Eft
ginecring to begin work im- ference he talked wtUt the
mediately on (lie ovciull plun! Mate Congressional Delegawhich ha* been estimated to lion about Uie plan and mem
bers thought lltc chances " e x
co st 53,1100.
cellent" the President would
stop on his way to Miami
whrrr lie Is scheduled to at
tend a Democratic fund rais
ing dinner at the end o f Ute
LBJ May Visit
Central Florida
month.
Furrer Numcd
— The Clock Winder
A N ESTIMATED 811.000 damage was cauned when these two truck* col
lided Wednesday on Highway 46 near Faola. Troojter Tommy Tomlinson
said J. N. McMillin, 43, of Millington, Tenn., pulling a house trailer, veer
ed across the center lino nnd crushed into n loaded truck driven by lloltert
Jackson, 53, driver iuij, the Wight Grocery Company.
(Herald i ’hotoj
ple.
Beckwith sat calm ly at the
SARASOTA (U P I) — Police
defense table as Uta case
literally threw Ute Itook at
neared a derision.
Joseph Justice a 17-year-old
Sarasota boy, Wednesday af
ter lie forced his way Into a
stranger's home, argued with
tlie home owner and pushed
his pregnant wifo to the
Hanford
branch,
Florida floor.
.State Association o f Iaitter
Carrier*, will be host to mem
bers from 38 title* Sunday
CHICAGO (U P I ) - Police
afternoon at a district meet
today held i,eeman Russell
ing.
Smith, 31. the accused slayer
Charles W. Coyle, W ash o f two lx>* Angelos police
ington, 1). C., assistant secre men captured after a
tantary-treasurer o f tiie national hunt that started four day*
association, will addrcaa the ago in a crowded West Coast
liiatricl meeting at 1 p.m. department store and ended
Sunday at the American L e g Wednesilay night on a quiet
ion Hall, Highway l7-'.'2 south. Chicago street.
Boy Arrested
Letter Carriers
To Meet Sunday
Suspect Held
It's Mull Again,
Again And Again
Ilryant said the Urns and
date of the ceremony could tie
adjusted to fit the schedule of
CANTON, S. C. ( U P I ) —
tho President. The date has E. E. Mull met and introduc
tentatively been set for Feb. ed himself lo E. E. Mull, who
28.
in turn, introduced him to E.
E. Mull and E. E. Mull.
H you find litis confusing
A lighted cigarette on a you can imagine le>w it struck
settee was blamed by Fire lltc E. E. Mulls.
It all Itcgan last week wltrn
Chief Mack N. Cleveland Sr.
this morning for a blaze at E. E. Mull ol Canton stopped
the home of Jack Jones, 1502 at an Inn in Cherokee on Ute
Southwest Road, owned by J. way home front Knoxville,
J. Cate*. Cleveland said one Tenn. He took a scat next to
room and its contents were an elderly man, introduefd
destroyed and a second room himself and heard the startled
damaged before firemen ex stranger say:
" I'm pleased to meet you.
tinguished the blaze.
My name is also E. E. Mull.
I live in Grosse Isle, M ich."
Then tho Michigan Mull
TALLAHASSEE ( U P I ) — turned to two men wiUt him
Industrial Commission Chair and said this is "m y son, E.
man W orley Brown
today E. Mull, Jr., and my grandnamed Janie* It. Farrar J r.,: son. E. E. MuU. I I I . " He
lakeland, a|iecial advisor to explained that they w ere en
thu Slat* Industrial Safely route to vtut a nephew, E.
Committee. Farrer is axteu- E. Mull, • supervisor fo r the
Uve vice president o f th* F lor Tennessee Copper and Alining
ida Junior Chamber o f Cnm- Co. at Copper Hill, Tenn.
1 me t ea.
During Uj* course of Ute
Fire In Home
C. Boyd Coleman of San
ford says that "W hat you
don't know won't hurt you,
but It could make you look
pretty stupid."
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Ginderville Volunteer Fire
Department w ill hold a busi
ness meeting at 7:30 tonight
ad Kheavier Methodist Church.
TALLAH ASSEE fU l’ l ) —
day he did not know what
the stale attorney general's
plans w rre
ed
for
fM ilng
in
Florida
waters
without
a
license.
Rryanl said hr had been nut
ol the state for two days.
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ronnty jail, fingerprinted and
hooked by sh eriff’s deputies.
J. V. A V E R Y JH.
Avery Announces
For County
Tax Collector
County Commission Chair
man Jantra P. A very Jr. today
confirmed rumors that lie
would seek th# office nf Sem
inole County tax collector. He
formally announced hia candi
dacy for that poat being vacat
ed by John Galloway .
Avery staled, " I t has long
been my view that this office
belongs to the people and
should in fact bo responsible
to and servo the people. There
fore, tho peopio deserve to
know how this important o f
fice
will
lie
administered,
should they elect me."
H * continued, "Th e follow
ing declaration are the import
ant parts of the program that
1 ahull bu honor bound to carry
out.
"F irsU y, In order to put eon.
trols Uiat should b* enjoyed
by ths people on Ute expendi
ture* o f this office, I shall submlt its budget to our Board o f
County Commissioners fo r ita
approval and abide by ita de
cisions. This Ik not presently
being done, hut instead, goes
lo Tallaliaaaee fo r approval
without benefit o f public hear
ings In Seminole County.
"Secondly, to eliminate unfair competition in pay scales
with industry and other coun
ty offices, job descriptions will
lie submitted to our Board o f
County Commissioners with
the request that they assign
wngu schedules.
"Thirdly, no substantial pur
chase will be made nor obliga
tions incurred without prior
approval o f the Board.
"Fourthly, 1 ahull endeavor,
through ro-opvrHtioti with our
legislative
delegation
and
county leaders, to rrtnove (Ida
office from the dictatorial and
obsolescent fee system upon
whit'll it preaently exists.
"F ifth ly, Imeauso tint need
for expunded services having
Iteeu already established by a
prominent citizens committee
and tlie Board o f County Com
missioners, 1 will, without
further deluy, ruuse license
tags to be sold in outlying
county areas.
("apt. Manuel Gomez, tho
211-year-nld skipper o f one o f
tho larger o f Ute four Cuban
boats, railed the arrest an
"unjust action," nnd claimed
they had ventured into U. S.
waters only to cscupo from
a storm.
The Cubans wero arrested
ahonrd their taints at tho
Const Guard laiso here when
federal officials turned Uin
case over to tho state of
Florida to prosecute.
Tho fishermen offered no
resistance and wero herded
into two bullpen cells nt tlia
jail. Siz juveniles in thu group
were later moved to * separ
ate c e ll
Cdr. If. V . Gibson, ehief
inw enforcement o ffic e r fo r
the atato Conservation De
partment, said tho four Cu
ban fishing boats— two 75footers *nd two smaller ves
sels— would be moved front
the Coast Guard base today
and moored at a new location.
He wouldn't aay where.
He said an estimated 5,600
pounds o f fish aboard th*
boats would lie frozen today
and saved aa evidence against
the Cubans, li e declined to
nay, however, how the s la t*
would prove the fish wero
caught in Florida waters.
The captains o f the Cuban
boats rounded up Sunday o f f
Anicrlcan-ovvner Dry Tortu
ga* asked federal officials
Wednesday night to put then*
In contact with the Czechoslo
vakian Embassy in Washing
ton, which handles Cuban » f falrs In thin country.
But federal authorities said
tha Czech officials were bar
red from coming to Key W est,
which
houses
two
naval
basca, by diplomatic rule*
prohibiting Communist diplo
mats from visiting cities with
military Installations.
Tw o o f tho 38 Cubans orlglnally brought here under
Coast Guard escort Monday
night asked fo r political asy
lum and were taken to Miami
fo r processing as refugees.
Cauldron Burns
Two Witches
LONDON ( U l ’ l ) — T w o
“ witches'" were hunted in Lon
don Wednesday. Diutte Clare,
24, and Yvette Bees, 27, were
playing tlie filial scene in
"T h e Witch and tlie Warlock,"
being filmed at nearby Hheppet ton Studio*, when their
robes caught firo a fter •
cauldron wu* knocked over.
We're Overstocked With
14" TIRES
\
conversation, the two senior
Mulls discovered they were
fourth cousins and immedi
ately planned s family re
union hern for the summer.
Guess who will bo among
the Mulls invited?
K. E. Mulle or Asheville,
E. E. Mull of Morganton, E.
E. Mull of Wsynesville and
E. E. Mull of Sylva, all m em
bers of the big Mull clan in
western North Carolina,
NOW O NLY
Itlark* all,
plu« tax.
Whitewall* $2
more. 750x11,
M>6xl4,
850x14,
960x11,
950x11.
New Tread
TIH ES
Bogus Checks
Warning Out
Sanford merchants w e r e
warned today by Glenn Mc
Call, president o f the Down
town Merchants Association,
to beware o f a series o f West
ern Union checks.
McCall said th* Western
Union o ffic * at Bunnell waa
held up and rubber stamps and
Western Union draft* nutsI m red W l l -52263 Utrougk W ll52#K) jvc re stolen.
for prosecuting
36 Ctihr.it (ishermcn arrest
BRIEFS
Rings Snatched
charges o f fishing in Florida
waters without a license.
The
Cubans
denied
the
charges Wednesday night ns
they were herded into ths
Gov. Farris Itrvnnl said to
n su v A ...
•
Firemen T o M eet
KEY
WEST
(U P I ) —
Thirty-six Cuban fishermen
raptured by the Coast Guard
went into criminal rcurt to
day
for
arraignment
on
Bulletin
Enrollment* for the second
term of beginner and advanc
ed French classes arc now
open to any resident with *
knowledge of any foreign lan
guage at the Seminole Voca
tional School. Those wishing
to enroll may register with
Mrs. George Stubblngs, Ute
instructor, or with E. 8. Dou
glass, director of the achtail
•
J
No License To
Fish, Is Charge
Genuine
Mr Roberts
retread*
applied on
sound lira
raxing*!
• Free
Mounting
FIRST ST.
FA 3-0451
Distributors For Denman Cos tom Built T lr**
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Owner Takes Pride In Staff
Herb Stenstrom, owner of
Stenstrom Realty, takee more
pride in hla ataff than for all
other, combined accomplish
ments o f tho business since
the firm was organized in
1*57.
The office manager of the
Stenstrom firm la Ned N. Jul
ian, a retired U. S. Navy
commander. Julian haa been
with the company since 1960.
Us Is the firm ’s closing agent,
mortgage representative and
proparty management broker.
Julian Is a registered real es
tate broker-associate. Ha and
fcla wife, Sally, reside In
Loch Arbor. They have three
children, two « f whom are ia
collage and tha other in high
aebool. Ha ia a member of
the Sanford Lions Club, the
Sanford Shrine Club, Bahia
Shrine Temple and the Sem
inole County Board of Real
tors.
Also associated with the
firm is Merle W. Warner, an
other broker-associate. War
ner has been with the firm
since 1960, specializing in re
sidential a n d
commercial
aalea and leases. He and his
wife, Ruth, make their home
at 708 Park Ave. They have
two sons and a daughter.
Warner ia a member of the
Firat Presbyterian Church,
tha Shrlno Club, tha Babia
Temple of Orlando, Sanford
Masonic Lodge No. 82, the
Seminole County Chamber of
Commerce, the Board of
Rcaltori, and takes an active
part in other civic affairs. He
la also a former city com
missioner and at one time
was mayor of Sanford. Pres
ently he servea as a member
of Sanford’s civil service
board
Hugh A. McCollum, a re
tired U. S. Air Force colonel,
joined the firm in 1961. Mc
Collum apcclallzea in residen
tial aalea and leasea and acre
age sales. He la a broker-as
sociate with tha firm and a
member of tha Seminole
County Board of Realtors. He
and his wife, Evelyn, make
their home at 105 Mellonville
Ave. in Mayfair. He has one
daughter. McCollum ia an ar
dent golfer and fisherman.
Thomas P. Lawton, a re
tired U. 8. Navy eaptain la
another member o f the sales
staff. Lawton ia a registered
salesman and devotes full
time to acreege, commercial,
farm and grove properties.
He and hla wife, Laura, reside
at 218 Sunrise Boulevard in
DeBary. They have one ion In
high school. Lawton la also a
member of the Board of Realtora.
Jamea B. Smith, also a
brolur-aMocUte,
epeclaUaae
ia residential u l u and Wal
es on a full tlma bails. Ha and
his wife. Hannah, lira at 304
Tangerine Dr+re, in Loch Ar
bor'i Idyllwllde section. Jim
is a former teacher and a re
tired attorney.
Stemtrom. himielf, a rag*
istered broker, is a native of
Sanford. Ha attended local
schools and Stetson Univers
ity la Dc La ad. He is a mem
ber o f the First Baptist
Church, both tha junior aad
senior Chambers of Com
merce,
the Civttans, tha
Board o f Realtors, aad ■arras
on tha advisory board ad tha
Salvation Army.
He and his wife, tha former
Carolyn Patrick, and their
daughter, Sharya, make their
home at 301 Tangerine Drive.
Stenstrom is tha son o f Mrs.
J. W. Salsbury of Sanford,
and the lata Oria H. Stanstrom. Ha has three brothers,
Julian, Douglas and Frank,
all of this eity, aad a sister,
Ruth, who resides ia Cocoa
Beach.
Beginning her sixth year
with the firm la Mrs. Phyllis
W. Senkarik, tha secretarybookkeeper. Singled out by
Stenstrom aa tha "finest girl
Friday” ia the eity, aba
makes her home on Sunset
Drive ia Loch Arbor with bar
husband, Edward Senkarik.
Gross Sales In
Seminole Rise
Gross asks showed aa Wcreaae of 10J per east in
Seminole County last Novem
ber, aa compared to Novem
ber 1962, it waa reported to
day by the Florida Retail
Federation, Jacksonville.
Sales during November 1883
were $5,404,973 as agsbwt $4,898,618 in November 1862, the
report shows.
These figures compare with
a statewide increase of 7.4
per cent, with sales o f $1.3
billion in last November as
compared to $1.2 billion in
November 1963.
Leo Denies It
NEW
OFFICES
OF
STENSTROM
R E A LT Y
AT
2565
PAR K
D RIVE,
SANFORD
M A N C H E S T E R , N. H.
(UI’ I) — Leo Durocher, the
victim o f a lot o f "bad rails”
during hla controversial baaaball career, aaya a $150,000
alienation of affectiona suit
filed against him waa a "ease
of mistaken Identity,"
Yentsch
Home Builders
M AIN TENAN CE SERVICE
Supply Co.
Seminole Blvd.
FA 2-4843
2.16.1 S. Park Drive
.12.1-0400
Marcel Faille
PAINTING
8 I 0 N PAINTING
82t-7682
114 Plnecreat Dr.
Best Wishes.. .in your New Location!
R. C. Wyche
CONTRACTOR
700 E . 14th St.
F A 2-3630
QoMpiahihcdionA Stsutudlwm i/
ON
YOUR N E W
AND
IIEAUTIFUL OFFICES
Randall Electric Company
Sidney L. Vihlen Sr.
Sidney L. Vihlcn Jr.
We're Proud
OF OUR PART IN THE
HANDSOME N E W OFFICES FOR
Stenstrom Realty
W all Plumbing, Heating, A ir Conditioning
1007 Sanford Ave.
FA 24541
REALTY
invites you to attend the opening of their new business home at
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�Commissioners Re-Affirm U. Sites Stand
By Julian Str natron*
Despite those “ No Trueka”
aigoa on Sanford's main item,
Uiere’a a big, white rig parkr v r i on First Street i t the Mag^ n olla intersection.
You're right I It Is one of
the mobile X-ray units. Have
you had your X-ray yet?
• • •
The university site aituation
changes so fast you can write
e story about it and two hours
later it's obsolete.
I
Friday morning we wrote
Ofe paragraph for the clock ribv bing our Orange County neigh
bors about coming up with
* five new possible sites. At
presstime we discovered Sem
inole had nine. Needless to
say, the paragraph was yank
ed.
• • •
When Dr. Wayne McCall,
the Ocala dentist and member
o f the Board of Control, said
Sunday morning while ' in
Seminole that he was going to
push for a decision at Fri
day's meeting, he made us
happy. If this thing is strung
out much longer there won't
be m m y fingernails left in
the county.
• • •
$
9
9
The Herald and some nowspapers in this area — we
understand, are o f the opin
ion that the Lake Ada site
would be the ideal selection
because of its location, facil
ities, etc. Be sure to tee The
Herald's editorial, map and
mileage chart on today’a edi
torial page.
• • •
Morris Hodges of Paola, a
deep-well digger with consid
erable experience throughout
Central Florida, called to say
that the water at Bluestone is
“ putrid and would require a
very expensive purification
system.” He added that water
at the Deseret site has a
heavy salt content and is
strong on sulphur. About Lake
Ada, sgys llodgea, •"
would be no problem si
site would be tied to Sanfi
system.
Another clock watcher
quires: “ Now that the library
is in Its new location, why
doesn't it remain open lor a
couple of hours at least one
night each week?”
Good
question. •
0
• • •
A Simla nd resident called
to inquire about bus trans
portation. We bad to ask for
her number and promised to
return the call. We called the
number she gave us but we
must have made a mistake in
taking it down. If she'll call
back we'll appreciate it.
• ••
•ffAttorney Ken
McIntosh de.
livered sermons at both First
Baptist Church worship ser
vices Sunday morning when
the congregation observed its
annual Men's Day. But this
was nothing new for Ken.
He’s been supplying the pul
pit at the church's Oaklawa
Chapel on Country Club Road
g for the past several months.
*
By the way, Gerald Coving
ton sang at the first morning
service and Leo Watson at
the second. Covington is a
former sports writer for The
Herald.
• ••
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•
Rev. C. C. Dees, pastor of
Sanford Alliance Church, says
an effort is being made to establlsh a Christian Business
men's Association in Sanford.
Those interested are being
urged to attend a breakfast
meeting, ? a.ra., Jan. SO, at
Rose and WUk’s in downtown
Sanford. Christian Business
men, Inc., will have repre
sentatives present and will
pick up the tab. A free break
fast? “ That's right,” says
Dees. Okeh?
• • •
Since returning from Cali
fornia we'vo “ bumped” into
many
old
frienda. Space
doesn't
permit
mentioning
them all. But what a pleasure
it was the other dsy to chat
with Mrs. Gordon Dean, one
n( the most charming ladles
we've ever known. She’s the
wife of one of the former
owners of The Herald who
also served as its business
manager for many years.
• • •
Avery Drops Out
Off Board Race
>
James P. Avery Jr., chair*
man o f tha Board o f County
Commissioners, today announc
ed that he will not be a candi
date to succeed himself as
County Commissioner from
District 3.
Avery, who has served three
years as tha vice-chairman and
recently upped to serve as
chairman fo r 11*04, had mude
no secret of the fact that he
would not seek rr-eiectlon to
the County Commission. He
stated, “ A formal announce*
ment seined necessary in order
to dispel any doubts o f my In*
tentfona and allow prospective
candidates the opportunity to
finalise their plans.”
An outspoken critic o f waste
and inefficiency, Avery has
been called the “ watch-dog" of
the county treasury and was
largely reaponslbte for the
complete reorganisation o f the
C o u n t y Road Department,
shortly after taking office in
U«M.
He said, 'Because of many
new problems attendant to
growth and rapid population
expansion, my awareness o f
the responsibilities entrusted
to me aa a County Commis
sioner has never been felt more
keenly than this, tha last year
of my term in office. Without
tha tremendous help and sup
port of dedicated citisen com
mittees, these problems would
not have and can not be auccessfully resolved.”
When asked about his future
plans for public office, Avery
replied, “ My name will most
probably be on the ballot for a
public office but, to be perfect
ly candid, the press of county
business has left me little time
to work on my platform. How
ever, 1 expect to make known
my plans toon.”
Avery, it haa been rumored,
will seek the office of tax colhr
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$17,000 Home;
Cause Unknown
By Dosuui Estes
Home of Mr. and Sira.
Clarence Driggers Sr. on the
Old Dixie Highway, north of
Longwood, burned to the
ground Saturday despite the
efforts of the Longwood Volun
teer Fire Department which
battled the blaze for 3Vt
hours.
Ttie Casselberry Volunteer
Department was called In for
assistance under the mutual
fire protection agreement.
Claude Layo, chief of the
Longwood department, who
estimated loss at between
|1S,000 and fl? ,000, haa been
unable to determine the ori
gin o f the fire at this time.
Although neighbors heard an
explosion between 4:30 and
S a. m., thought to be the
oil furnace, this has been
thoroughly checked and deter
mined not the cause of fire
since the door remained on
(be furnace and the oil tank
was intact.
Mr. and Mrs. Driggers and
Ihelr children, Andrew, nine,
Richard, seven and Clarence
Jr., three, bad been in Folkslon, Ga., visiting relatives.
Upon returning to Longwood
•1 7 p. m. Saturday they
found their home, their furni
ture and all personal effects,
which were not insured, com
pletely destroyed.
Efforts to assist the family
In their time o f disaster are
underway. Anyone wishing to
i*!p may contact Mrs. Jack
Wallman,
a neighbor,
at
S3S-6Ug or any member of
South Seminole VFW Post
*307 and Its Auxiliary Unit.
Voting Books
To Open Feb. 1
Row v o t e r
registration
books for the Town o f Alta
monte Springs will open Feb.
1, Mayor Lawrence Swufford
announced today.
All voters must ra-regiater
this year if they wish to bs
If you were born la January eligibla to vote in annual munun an even-numbered year kipol election* next Decem
you'd better aee about that ber.
Registration may be mads
driver's license. The offices
are open at fsn focd Armory at anytime after the books
on Tuesdays and Thursdays. °P** Sy (topping in at Town
ll,)o u wail 'til Jan. 3u, don't! Hall during regular office
forget he Inks a akak teach.
feaCford advised.
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MON., JANUARY 20. 1964
SANFORD, FLORIDA
NO. 107
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Two Lucky Men
MIAMI (UPI) - Two lucky
Key West men recuperated in
hospital today alter they were
lost in the Everglades for
more than 24 hours when
their small plane crashed.
Billion Water Plan
J. P. AVERY JR.
Planning Board
Is Approved By
Casselberry
By Jane Caimclherry
Straying from the announ
ced purpose of Saturday's
special meeting (the discus
sion of establishing a depart
ment o f public werks), tha
Casselberry Board o f Aidermen decided to put the “ horse
before the cart’’ and Instead,
approved the establishing o f
a town planning board.
Tlte board divided the town
into seven geographical dis
tricts, each o f which will
chooao a representative to
tha seven member planning
board.
Tha board will serve In an
advisory capacity
offering
recommendations to tha coun
cil for the orderly growth of
Dm af the Oral faaha aw*
UK Ve-
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) —
State conservation officials.
Gov. Farris Bryant and other
state leaders will meet here
Tuesday to hash over future
state water resource pro
grams that could cost as
much as $1 billion.
Hoffa On Trial
CHATTANOOGA, T e n n .
(U PI)—Teamsters President
James Hoffa's trial on Jury
tampering charges, delayed
for mnnthi and moved here
from Nashville, got under
way today under tight secur
ity precautions.
Revolt Opens
PROPOSED SITES in Seminole County for tha
new Mate undergraduate university were stu
died further 8untiay by Stato Hoard o f Control
officials. Norman Lund Jr., Melbourne, is pic
tured here (left) outlining his 1,000-ncro offer
Panama Seeks
Control Of
Waterway
DAR-ES-SALAAM. Tangan
yika (U PI) — Tanganyikan
troops today revolted against
their British officers and Af
rican
government leaders.
The uprising
touched off
WASHINGTON (U PI) —
widespread looting and de Panama's ambassador to the
struction.
United Nations wants Die
United 8Utes to end its per.
petual control over tha can.
WASHINGTON (UPI)
al and turn tha vital water
President Johnson urged So way over to his country,
viet Premier Nikita Khrush
Aqullino Uoyd said that the
chev today to Join .him in 11*03 treaty giving Urn Unit
working on specific proposals ed States control **in -per
to s«tWa EaJwWu** differ petuity" over the eanal w«»
ences instead o f drafting “ va “ obsolete” and “ repugnant to
gue declarations."
international law.”
Boyd said that the situa
tion in the Canal Zone “ Is
WASHINGTON (U PI) - going to deteriorate more
Philippine Finance Secretary and more if the United Slates
Hulino Hechanova said today is not going to cooperate” and
renegotiate the
only “ on t or two major |>oints agree to
remain to bo Milled before treaty.
He said that If the current
the U. S. Export-Import Bank
lends the Philippines $62.3 stalemate in negotiation con
million for conitruction of an tinued Panama would at
tempt to work out another
Integrated steel mill.
agreement with tha Organiza
tion
of
American
States
MANILA (U PI) — U. S. (OAS) or, falling that, would
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy ask tha UN Security Council
conferred here today with to intervene.
Philippines President Dlosdado Macapagal and a joint
statement Issued afterward
MIAMI (U P I)-T w o traffic
said prospects were encour smashups claimed six lives In
aging for a three-nation meet Florida over the wrrkend as
ing to settle the Malaysia dis the death count fur tiie period
climbed to at least nine.
pute.
Specific Proposals
atrnctnre toYope with present
needs and future gruwtli with
an eye to the establishment
o f new posts and departments
and a shift o f responsibllitiaa.
Among these would ba a
department c f public wurkg
with a full time superinten
dent
to
supervise
roads,
parks, sanitation, and utili
ties.
As interim meusure until
the planning board can be
funned and s o m e action
taken, It was voted to pay
J. D. Self, present road board
chairman, $2 an hour for
time put in in this capacity
and eight cents a mile for
automobile expense.
Alderman Arthur Lego an
alysed a chart illustrating
transition from a small town
government to a business like
municipality.
The aeven districts, which
Mayor Owen Anatey empha
sized are not political divi
sions, have liecii set up as fol
lows: District 1 is made up
of all those living in tha area
Sominole
Memorial
Hos
on the west aide o f Highway pital Auxiliary members and
17 • 92, north o f Concord distinguished
guests
beard
Drive and south o f Seminole Mrs. Christopher Butler give
Boulevard; District 2 — tha an outstanding report of acti
area west of 17-1*2, south o f vities at the annual luncheon
Concord Drive and north o f meeting at the Mayfair Inn.
SK 436. District 3 is bounded
Active members in the auxi
by 17-1*2 on the west. Sunset liary number 1S3 and they
Drive on the east, SB 430 on contributed 20,601 hours to
the south and Seminole Uoule- the hospital during dm year.
vsrtl on the north. District 4 Awards of pins and badges
bcundsries are Sunset Drive were gl\en the volunteer
on the west. North Triplet workers and A. B. Peterson
Drive on the south, Winter Sr. presented engraved silver
1'ark Drive on the east, in trays to Mrs. Uoyd Stafford
cluding tlie area north of and Sirs. J. E. Munger for
Seminole Boulevard. District having worked 500 hours in
6 is made up o f area between one year. Frank Woodruff,
Winter Park Drive, Park DeBary, was recognised for
Drive, laike Drive and Semi bis 173 hours work in Bm Xnole Boulevard. District d has ray department.
Sirs. W. I. Crabtree, Candy
as boundaries Sunset Drive,
U k e Triplet Drive, Queen's Striper* chairman, reported
Mirror Circle, Crystal Bowl there are 33 active Candy
Circle and Park Drive. Dis Stripers and they accumulat
trict 7 includes the sections of ed 9.071 total volunteer hour*
Hcwell Park in the Cassel for the year. Penny Gleeson,
berry city limits and runs president o f the Candy Strip
ers, presented Mrs. Crabtree
from 434 to tha Casselberry
an engraved silver bowl from
Utilities pumping station on
(he girls in appreciation for
Winter Park Drive.
her work.
A map will be posted in
Committee chairmen report
the town hall for resideats
ed 9,000 hours given at the
who are net sura just which
information desk, 4,369 in the
district they live in and hospitality shop, 1,113 on sun
copies will l>e made up to send shine. 52 of that number com
to ail the town's citizens as ing from Candy Stripers, and
soon as possible.
324 “ pinkies” were made for
The Board c f Alderman distribution hi the pediatric
will meet in continued session ward. There are 236 dooors in
at the town hall at 7:30 p.m. the eye bank ami six sets of
today to dutUM the btfcgct. j c^c* hate h e w seat te the
$62 Million Loan
Prospects Good
Weekend Toll
between Sanford and Osceola airport to Dr.
Wayne McCall, Ocala, member o f the Board of
Control; William ta fflcr, county consulting en
gineer, and A. B. Peterson Jr., county real
estate consultant.
(Herald Photo)
N . Orlando W ill Vote JayCees Plan
Award Banquet
On New Charter Board For Saturday
By Mona Grinstead
An ordinance calling for a
special charter board elecUon on March 17 in conjunc
tion with regular North Or
lando village council elec
tions was approved Saturday
at a called meeting of tiio
council.
The ordinance became mandatory after a petition call
ing for its enactment was
presented at the last council
meeting bearing signatures of
more than 40 per cent of tlte
registered electors. It calls
for tlie election of five quali
fied citizens to be named as
a charter board to study,
draft and recommend changes
to the original village charter.
Buies for qualifying are the
same as those for the council.
A written notice, signed by
10 registered voters, must be
filed along with a $5 qualify-
Overheated Stove
An
overheated
kerosene
stove caused Sanford firemen
lo answer a call Sunday (o
the home of 11. C. Haskins at
2018 Sanford Ave. Firemen
reported no damage.
Ing fee. Tho candidate must
state position sought, age,
place of residence and delcription of real property own
ed tn the village. 11a must
also be otherwise able to
qualify under general elec
tion laws of the State of Flor
ida. Winners will bo determin
ed by the higbeet number of
votes cast.
In other business at the
Saturday meeting, Ordinance
30, amending Section 10 of
the occupational license fee
schedules and Ordinance SI B,
adopting a plumbing code,
were approved after second
and third 'headings.
Ordinance 37, sotting forth
rules and regulations pertain
ing to the regular March
council elections, wat read
and approved for first read
ing.
it was announced that nego
tiations bad been completed
for lighting to be resumed for
some 38 street lights within
tiie village.
Residents were warned by
Mayor W. W. Anderson that
their legal signatures must
appear on voter registration
books if they expect to rate
In village elections.
Auxiliary Gives $3,000 To Hospital
J. Ilillu Miller Hospital in
Gainesville. Rental TVs net
ted $703.30 for tlie auxiliary.
Mrs. Butler presented a
check, In Uie amount of $3,000
to Bob Besserer, hospital ad
ministrator. Hospital equip
ment will be purrhaied with
$2,300 of that amount and $300
will bo used toward a scholar
ship for a student nurso. Besscrer announced a committee
will l)o sot up to soled the
recipient of the award, to bo
given annually.
Incoming officers of tlie
ausiliary
were introduced.
Mrs. Carl Schilke, president;
Mrs. G. Pearson, first vice
president; Mrs. Al Hunt, se
cond vice president; Mrs. R.
Wilkins, recording secretary;
Mrs. F. Swallow, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Chester
R e a r I e k, treasurer; Mrs.
Charles Cole, parliamentarian,
and Besserer, ex-officio.
National JayCeo Weak ob
servances officially b e g a n
Sunday afternoon in fismlnola
County whaa tha local junior
trade body held opsa house ac
tivities at tha JayCce Building
located oa French Are.
Many Sanford and fismlnola
County elUseno visited tha
JayCeo canter and viewed a
display o f projects tha srganization hna conducted from
time to time, awards won on
past projects, and tho facil
ities and Information the Jay
Ceo building and personnel
provide for tourists.
Also on display was a hand
painted map of Seminole Coun
ty. It was recently presented
to Uie organization by Joseph
Mathleux, local art teacher
and president of the Sanford'
Seminole Art Association.
During the remainder e f
JayCee Week, tha local group
will hold Its annual past presi
dent’s luncheon on Thursday.
Many of the peat president*
have indicated they will ba on
hand to speak briefly on tha
chapter's activities d u r i n g
their respective terms o f o f
fice.
On Saturday tiie Distin
guished Service Awards Ban
quet will be held at the Police
Benevolent Building on Lake
Monroe. State Sen. Scott Kel
ly will be the principal speaker
for the event. JayCee official*
announced thia morning that
all interested persona, partic
ularly funner members of the
young men's organisation, are
Invited to be present. Reserva
tions ran be made by contact
ing JayCce* offices, FA 264HI. No reservations can be
made later than Thursday
noon.
The banquet's feature at
traction will be the selection
of individuals who wilt be
presented awards for distin
guished service, good govern
ment, good sailor, and the out
standing young farmer. Nom
inations from Uts public a n
still open. The deadline, how
ever, lias been set for noon
on Thursday. To make nomin
ations tha public la invited to
call the JayCee offices.
Blood Donations
Appeal Issued
BOD UESSEREH, Seminole Memorial Hospital administrator, receives a
c h e c k for $8,000 from Mrs. Christopher Butler, outgoing president, hos
pital auxiliary, at the auxiliary luncheon meeting at the Mayfair Inn- A.
R. Peterson Sr., chairman, hoard o f trustees, and Mrs. Curl Schilke, auxiliiu £
aiuUe
M ay Come
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WEATHER: Cloudy, mild through Tuesday; high today in 70s; low in 60s.
VOL. 56
Selection
1 i U e n l d i ’ hoU *!
An appeal for blood dona
tions has been issued by the
Old Glory Community Blood
Bank on behalf of Mrs. Vera
Rodgitrs, who must return the
more than 30 pints of blood
used in surgery for her late
husband, Clarence Rodgera.
Rodgers, 49, died last Fri
day shortly after emergency
open heart surgery was per
formed at the University of
Florida
Teaching
Hospital.
Friday
By Julian Stent tram
and Fred Vaa Pelt
With State Board of Con
trol
members
expressing
themselves at desirous of
making a choice of a site
for a new state undergraduate
university, at their meeting.
Friday in Orlando, Seminole
County Commissioners this
morning made a final all-out
effort to have tlie school lo
cated in this county.
County
Commission
thia
morning voted;
1. To re-afflrm all previous
commitments on the Lake
Ada site, immediately south
of Sanford.
2. To re-afflrm all prerioua
commitments on the Econ
site, located on the Econlockhatchee River north of Chuiuota wad cast of Oviedo.
3. To present an expanded
Econ site and permit the
Board of Control to choose
any 1,000 to 1,300 acres it
chooses in the revised deal.
4. To formally present a
new Tuskawtile Road site, im
mediately south c f Lake Jes
sup.
3. To Informally present a
new Lund site, formerly
known at the Cameron tract,
between Sanford and Oaceola
Airport.
6. T o offer the Board o f
Control a recreational area
consisting of 30 acres on Lake
Jessup or on tho old Coffee
property on the St. Johns
River.
T. To forwent • letter In
Bayn Harrison, B oat* e f
Control chairman, with soplea to other members, declar
ing the county's statement o f
condition of road funds to In
dicated that the county can
do what Us commissioners
•ay K' eanl
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'
I. To make • plans avert
able to numbers o f the Board
of Control when they inspect
the Seminole sites Thursday,
prior to their Orlando morn
ing seal too Friday.
Format Kelley, staff archi
tect for the Board o f Control.
Inspected nine now propoood
sites in Seminole r -ffinrty lest
Thursday. All but two of
these— Tuskswilla and Land
—wars ruled out by local
university committee m em
ber*.
Dr. Wayne McCall, Ocala,
Board member, and Jack Sut
ton, staff research analyst for
the Board, impacted, from
the air and from tha ground,
the Tuakawilla and Lund .sites
Sunday, also looking over
Lake Ada and Econ again.
“ 1 hope we can come to n
final decision, for recommen
dation to the 8tato Board of
Education, Friday,” Dr. MoCaU told The Herald 8unday.
"A s
chairman
at
the
Board's building committee,1*
be continued, “ 1 am sitting
on $47 million in new school
buildings and I want lo gel
to work on that Our staff
members have other work tn
do, too. And, also, 1 have to
earn a living.”
Dr. McCall, favoring tho
Econ site, la tho Jan. 16
meeting at Tallahassee, when
the Board reached a dead
lock, voted at that time foe
the Blucatune site in Orange
County with Dr. Charles For
man, Fort Lauderdale, and
Chester Whittle, Orlando.
Gert Schmidt, Jacksonville;
John raee, Pensacola, and
the chairman, Harrison, voted
for Lake Ade.
In a compromize effort,
McCall and Paco voted for the
Econ.
Dr. McCall emphailsed Sun
day that the Board of Con
trol will merely recommend a
aite to the Stale Cabinet sit
ting as tiie State Board of
Education.
Board of Control members,
after their alt* inspection
trip Thursday in Seminole and
Orange Countlei, will meet
at 10 a. m. Friday at the
Cherry Plaza Hotel, Orlando.
Pupils Give Aid
Civic* classes at Soul
Seminal# Junior High Scho
collected $17.30 and sent it l
official* s i Bowling Groan, I
C., for the Vicki Wray fun
Vicki is the youngster wt
/sees tha loss of her ramai
ing aye In an effort to ha
�i
Hljr ftanfurh ftrralb
Pnge 2— Mon. Jan. 20, ’61
New Teacher
Joins SSJH
Department
lljr Jane Caaaelbvrry
The addition o f Charlea R.
Allen to the ataff o f tlie In.
duatrial Arts Department at
South Seminole Junior High
Sehool hm been announred
by John Angel, principal.
Allen will trarh Beginning
Electricity.
A graduate c f Columbia
University, he holds a m «'♦era degree in industrial urls
•mi has tauuht for thrco
years In Massarhuaetta and
ene in New Jersey.
He has made two tours ol
Europe visiting 13 different
countries and has traveled all
over the United States as
well.
A resident of Winter Park,
hia hobby of ceramics has
won him six first prizes in
•n Orlando Ceramics Show
since he moved here from
New York City. Allen also
enjoys building radio con
trolled model airplanes and
boats.
CHARLES R. A L L E N
Legal Notice
1st Title c i r c u i t rn i HT n r
TIIR SISTII Jl III! III. f i ll.
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ciiaarir.iiv * o . is iis
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tORENA U. WILLIAM*.
Plaintiff
vs.
JH»T DaWITT and HVE1.TS
JlaWITT. hi. wife. JOB LUOIIK.
EDDIE
1/XiUE
at.d
EEDSAItD HEMIIT.
PsfsmlsRts
a o r i r r n r m o b t o acii:
roH r.ci.n ei nr. b a l k n r
CLERK
Notice Is hereby alven pureuant to a Final Decree 4ate<t
the 17th day of January 1114
and anlared In Chanrary Caaa
No. 18171 of lha circuit Court
of lha Ninth Judicial Circuit
In and ror Bamlnola Oounty.
Florida, whertln 1/JIIENA M
WII.Lt Akin ta rtalntlff and
Jtor DnVVlTT and KVELV.N
IJaWITT, hla » ll» , art Defend,
ante. I will .all (o the hleheet
and Mat bidder for oath at tha
front door of tha Sairfnola
County Ceurthouaa In Sanford.
Samtnote County, Florida, at
11:44 o'clock, A XI on tha H it
<tey of January 1441 (ho fol
lowing dracrltrd property ea
eel forth In aald Final Daeraa.
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LUIS SANFORD
Organ Recital
Slated Jan. 28
First Presbyterian Church
will present Lull Harold San
ford in an organ recital at *
p. ni. on Jan. 28, affording
music enthusiasts of the area
another opportunity to hear
an outstanding recitalist at
the console of tiie new ShanU
pipe organ.
The guest artist iscunently
organist and choirmaster of
St. John Lutheran church in
Winter Park He has become
well known In Florida music
circles through the praiaeprovoking duo piano concerts
that he and hia wife. Grace
Krick Sanford, have given for
a number of ycara. This team
provided a delightful evening
of music some years ago
when they were sponsored by
the Ladies of the Church of
the Redeemer in a concert
at the Mayfair Hotel. At that
time they won many fans for
their musicianship.
'Hie Ministry of Music of
First Presbyterian is eager
that those who enjoy the rieh
tone* ol a pipe organ share
this second of a series ol re
citals by eminent artists that
will be beard on this instru
ment. The first, still eliciting
sincere praise by the capacity
audience who heard her, was
given by Catherine Crorier,
international recitalist, who ta
at Rollins college as profess
or cf organ.
The program that win soon
be announced by Mr. Sanford
will be a worthy follow-up of
tisis experience and will pro
vide an equally thrilling iiour
of music, according to Mrs
George Touhy, minister of
music at the host church
Tncre will lie no admittance
fee and no offering will be
taken. It Is hoped that a large
audience will accept the In
vitation of First Presbyterian
Church to share tills occasion
with them.
Arts Department Presents
Program For Junior High
By Jane ( ’asielberry
Mr*. Battle explained the
Parent- and faculty mem goal* ol junior high art which
bers ol the South Seminole include a 12 weeks course
Junior High School PTA, who for eighth graders and a full
braved !be frigid tempera >r-ar course for ninth graders j
ture Tuesday night, heard an at South .Seminole.
The art department is a*k- |
interesting program present
ed by members of the prac- Jing for donation* of trading1
tical and tine arts department stamps with which to secure
of Ilie si-fionl
reproductions of famous art
An exhibit of work by Mrs. masterpieces for the school
Phillip Fletcher explained
Joan Battle's art students
showed talent and originality. what he is trying to accom
(Rawing* by students in the plish in the mechanical draw
mechanical drawing class and ing and amall engine mechan
decorative metal work from ics courses.
Charlea Allen, new member
the art metals claas were also
of the faculty and teacher of
on display.
Beginning
Electricity
The meeting also afforded t h e
those present a chance to look course, was introduced. Alien
over the new cafetorium and la qualified to teach wood
music and band room*. The working and hopes to teach
attractive cafetorium and kit this course next fall if equip
chen are as yet unused pend ment it available.
The meeting waa conducted
ing the arrival of needed
trays. The Koll'nFold combi by Mri. Arthur Rhodes due to
nation tables and benchei are the absence of the president,
a unique feature of the new Mrs. Charlea Dome, who was
unable to attend because of
facility.
Elmer Stone, department illness.
Mrs. Helen Wolk reported
head, was in charge of the
program
introducing mem on requests by the PTA to the
bers of the department and town council of Casselberry
explaining the art metals and the board of county com
course which he teaches. One missioners that they cooper
of hia students, Alice Dunnett, ate on a joint participation
demonstrated finger dexter- basis In the clay itabilizlng
ity in showing how name pins of Winter Park Drive.
Refreahmenls
of
cookies
are fashioned out of copper
and coffee weie served by
wire.
Mist Thelma Monholder, the home economics students
home economics instructor, following the program.
introduced six of her ninth
grade girl students who spoke j
on the varkius parts of Use
course.
Pat Sweeney spoke on per
Maurice Roy Wilson, 62. of
sonal, family and social rela
tions; Cheryl Graffius, man 1525 Hilltop Road. Casselber
agement and family finances ry, died Sunday in an Orlan
and the Christmas projects; do hospital.
He waa born Dec. Jl, 1W1,
Pat Halsey, food and nutri
tion; Marilyn Jcnquin, cloth at Cambridge, Ohio.
Survivors are his wile, Mrs.
ing, textiles, and good groom
ing
and Donna
Marshall, Vernlce Wilson, of Cassel
housing and home furnish berry: daughters, Mrs. Maeings. Sandy Fetter, president belle Young, of Casselltcrry,
of the Futura Homemakers and Mrs. Mary Llllo, of Mo
Club (FHA), gave a brief talk bile, Ala., and four grandchil
on tha activities of the organ dren.
Tha body will be forwarded
isation. Sha gavs her own
meaning of what the letters to Cambridge for services and
F-H-A stand for — Fun, Hon burial. Niblack Funeral Home
of Casselberry in charge.
or and Achievement.
Maurice Wilson
Dies Sunday
TWO
W-D BRAND FRESH
Bay wood Circle, has been
graduated from the aviation
fire control school at the Nav
al Air Technical Training t on
ler, Memphis.
Pvt. Otis D. Taylor, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Taylor, 2J1
llays Drive, has been assign
ed to the Army * Seventh Ar
tillery near Bad Kissingon.
Germany, lie attended Sem
inole High School.
Pfc Arthur J. Thompson,
husband of the former Peggy
J.
McConnell,
Altamonte
Spring*, is serving with Com
pany K,
Third Battalion,
Etghui Marines at Camp Lejeune. N. C.
Advance Dance
Jim Jcrnigan, d Itec to i
recreation. announced today
tlint a new aerie* of advanced
dance lesson* will begin lues,
day. Lesson* will «turl nt 7:30
p, ni. unit last until 9:30 eui li
Tuesday* evening
for
six
weet 8.
Bob Ray, dance In stru ct^
will hold these lesson* at*
teach the waltz. cha-chB, rumha and hullrouin dances.
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Game H e n s.. 59
Fish Cakes. .
W ieners. . .
REG 39g FRIED . . (IN M ARKET)
REGULAR 59* . . SW IFT PREMIUM
Q U A N TITY RIGHTS REStRVTD— PRICES GOOO THRU JA N U A R Y 22ND
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lf>< . . DEEP SOUTH APPLE Limit 1 with $2.!
SAVE
$2.50 onieror moreB
Jelly ..2 19
Quaker oat$,s; 19t *
V-8 Cocktail 3 - s $1 .
Bread 2--31
HEATED,
LOVELY
m S B m tiB m
MORTON FROZEN
A PPLE, CH ERRY, PEACH, COCONUT
Other homes are under construction — choose one of
these and select your own paint colons, tile, appliance
colors. See these homes today
Slwomak&h
CONSTRUCTION CO.
BUILDING
CLUB
A SPECIALTY
HO. • FOLLOW
SAVE 5*5* EACH
HOMES
CONVENIENT VA, FHA,
AND CONVENTIONAL
FINANCING
GENERAL Q ELECTRIC
SAVE 6g EACH . . QUICK OR REGULAR
ENRICHED . . FA M ILY SIZE D IXIE DARLING LOAF
Ravenna Park
MODERN KITCHENS 1JY
Lb. Jar
Tha 8j-nergi*to Programmer,
an electronic "magte brain"
accurately and automatlrallv
uddi the vxact degree of
cleaning action and the nreri»* kind of rare required
for every garment — from
heavieat woolens to light,
fragile tllki and knlte.
Til* proee** was developed
by the research dlv|ti«n cf
national Sanitone Service. Mr.
Caeh enthu*ia*tirally note*,
after . . . . months in opera
tion, the Rynergisto Proceta
la performing excellently and
that customer* :tr* gratified
with the re*ult*.
AT 411 AND 41G TANGELO DRIVE
— IN —
CUSTOM
The meeting will be held at
St. Luke'* Christian
Day
School At which timi -4-H
Club members will be honored
by the PTL and their display*
c f project* shown, In»t*lla
tion ceremonies also will be
conducted for officer* of the
4-H Clubs.
Hailed As A Major Advance In
Drycleaning Technology
Now Ready
General u n ite 211 w. 25th si.
HOMES ON COUNTRY
Leag ue.
L a ii c e Cpl. Jackie O. 1C., presently deployed in the
Crumpton, son of Mr. and {Caribbean area.
Mrs. Bussell P. Crumpton,
Pfc John T. Davis, wikim.2659 Magnolia Avenue has uift*. Linda, reside* at R It.
been presented with the Ma 2. is , participating in the
Army's
"Exercise
Yellow
rine Corp*' Good Conduct
Wedge" near Hamberg, Ger
Medal while aerving in the many .
gunnery department at the
Pvt. Melvin C. German,
Marine Corpv Air Facility vvho«e wife. Dorothy. resides
Beauiort, S. C.
at 2h10 Magnolia Avenue, has
| Sgt. Janie* E. Moody, son ; been assigned to tile 529th
i of Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Military Police Company in
Moody, JIt# Elm Street, is Germany.
serving with Company L.
Kenneth
D.
Williamson,
Third Battalion, Eighth Ma Navy airman, son of Mr. and
rines, of Camp Lcjcunc, N. i Mrs. Dual L. Williamson, 75a
DOWNTOWN DRYCLEANERS
INSTALL NEW SANITONE
SYNERGISTO PROCESS
An a d v a n c e d dryeleantng
Sanford Recreation Depart technique by Snnltone, railed
ment today announced a four- the SynergUto Proee**, which
employ* an electronic proweek "Teen Charm Rrliool’* to Ktninmer to provide the moat
begin Tuesday at 4:00 p. in. accurate tclecUvity of clean
Any girl holding a recreation ing power, it now in opera
card may attend this court* at tion at Downtown Cleanere,
113 Palmetto.
no charge.
The Synergiatn Process, aa
Mr*. Sun Torre*, teacher at explained by Mr. Cash, em
W olaide School, will ho the ploy* a special agent, or
hutructor. Mr*. Torres will o f Svnergizrr which, when add
fer the girls hint* on good ed to the regular cleaning
agent*, activate* them to a
grooming and manner* They complete wuil removing aowill rover the u*e of rovmetlr*, tlcn, resulting In brighter
hair styling, helpful liinta on c o l o r *
and Initialling a
to
clothing, poature and mauy I “ iprlnir-liku" freinnes*
I garment*.
nther subject*.
DUCT
Hy Bernice heLey
Jerk Dodd, member o f the
People to People Goodwill
Tour to Bunin la-t summer,
will In- guo*t epcaker nt to
day’* it p.m. meeting of the
S Ia v ia
Parent - Teacher
BY WOODROW CASH
Teen Charm School
CENTRALLY
Good Conduct Medal For Sanford Marine
For PTL
LET'S TALK DRY CLEANIN6
I* .will
Bagla l i t ) H ft South of
EH
cornar, Saetlon
11
Township 14 South, ftanaa
in Eeat. run North 7Z dee
4J" W. 1107.3* to renter of
If. M lllahway 17 and 42.
thanra
N'orthaily
alnna
center line of Itlfhwey
411.1* thanra South alone
aaetlon Una 410.17* to point
of
beglnnlna.
Seminole
County. Florida
DATED T ills
17th day of
January, li f t
(CIRCUIT COURT SEAL)
Arthur II Ilarkwlth. Jr
Clark of tha Circuit Court
By. Martha T. Vlhlan
Deputy Clark
Faldtr and H«ttlnehaua
Attorney • At l.aw
1*o Hi, Know lea Ava
Winter l’ atk, Fla.
PuMliht Jan to. )••«
CDU-41
! Dodd To Speak
Phone 1 v 24103
OUR SIGNS
3
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BANANAS
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for Baking,
Broiling,
Frying,
Desserts,
Salads,
or as is
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Macaroni & Cheese
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Fruit Pies
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North Orlando Garden Club
BETTY CROCKER
BU TTER M ILK
Honors Departing Member
Biscuits
ing with the Longwood-Oviedo
II) Mona G rln»tr.nl
A combined business ami se Hoad. Members conducted a
bake sale mi Jan. 11 to raise
rial meeting of the N orth Ot ■
funds for tiiis project.
lumlo Harden Club was held
The program on roses w a s 1
recently with If. member* in
attendance.
Hostesses
were presented by a representative*
Mr*. Hill ltyan and Mis. .lack fim n the Orlando Soil Fu m i
gating Compa;.;, who • \plainKidd!.
Mrs. 11.maid N all, who soon •d the location, piepnrjition
will be moving to New Mexico and varieties of tiie plants.
rcg.
can
Announcement
was made
with her fam ily, submitted her
resignation as club reporter. that at a previous meeting the
Mrs. M ary Howell was named club had voted to affiliate
with the Flotilla Federation
to fill the vacancy.
afti r >er\ Mrs. N all, Ining one of the of tharden ciiil
few charter member* of the ing out the piolm lionai} pcclub, was presented n cold i iod.
charm h i a c e I e t with the
_ clmi ms Inscribed "N o rth O r4 * olnmlo tiarden Club and the
I’ .istuerl/ed prei'iss cheese
o ' jla te of her Inst meet inn. She is a blend of aged and fresh
natural
cheese.
shredded,
ulso received a gift from hei
mixed anil healed.
Secret pal and a cake, linked
hy Mrs. (le m u r
l)ui|uette,
which was cut and served at
the mectinu. The cake was
trimmed with "goodbye" w rit
ten in a number of diffcicnt
languages, in blue.
Ill other business. M is. Kwjightson liu rvillc, M is. Ueorgc,
Sommer and Mrs. Charles
itowell were named as a com*
Tilittee to repiescnt the club in
w orking with the Civic Asso
ciation on the annual Ju ly t
rclebrat ion.
A report was mude on tlie
Hub's project of placing street i
• signs on side streets intersect* |
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BORDEN'S IN STA N T COFFEE
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�Editorial Comment
Seminole Sites Ideal For Proposed University
even to the Cape. Commuting etuOn Friday oi thl? week Florida'*
Board of Control will convene In Or ' dents, and undoubtedly a majority o f
them, will be, could easily utilize In
lando for another effort to reach a
terstate 4, U.S. 17-92, SR 46, SR
decision on where to locate the East
416, SR 484, S R 486 and the Gen.
Central Florida University.
J. C. Hutchison Parkway to reach
Under consideration will be four
the site from points such as Flagler,
sites— Lake Ada and Econ in Semin
Daytona Beacn, Bunnell, Pierson,
ole County plus Bluestone and Des
DeLand. Eustis, Leesburg, Wilderet In Orange County — In addition
wood,
Tavares, Mount Dora, Winter
to numerous new sites which the
Garden, Apopka, Orlando,
Winter
board, during its recent Tallahas
Park
,the
Cocoa
Cocoa
Beach
and
79
see meeting, invited the two coun
Cape Kennedy area, Titusville, Mims
ties to submit.
and New Smyrna Beach.
During the Jan. 10 meeting in
If the university were to be
Tallahassee, the board — minus one
Ormond Beach 48
placed much farther
south than
member because of an earlier resig
Lake Ada In all probability the great
nation — was unable to reach a de
er Daytona Beach area would be
cision. Three of the six members
Daytona Beach 42
eliminated for commuting students.
voted for Lake Ada and three others
Also, if the school were to be situ
favored Bluestone. The Econ site re
ated much farther east of Lake Ada
ceived only two favorable votes.
the Eustis - Leesburg area might be
Prior to the close o f the meeting
19
DeLand
eliminated.
in Tallahassee, the attorney for the
It is a known fact that the Board
Orange County Commission asked
o f Control and its technical staff
Chairman Baya Harrison where he
Wildwood
41
have agreed that the geographical
thought the Board o f Control would
center of east Central Florida’s pop
prefer to locate the proposed school.
ulation is almost on the Econ site,
Harrison, with nodding agreement
33
Leesburg
Just minutes east of Lake Ada.
from a majority of the other five
From a standpoint of immediate
members, said he believed the board
facilities, The Herald points to po
would like to place the university on
a site east of Orlando and north of
lice and fire protection, a probable
15
Mt. Dora
county • wide metropolitan telephone
SR 60, but not quite as far north as
system, nearby shopping and resi
Econ.
Harrison made substantially the
dential areas, water from the City
Winter Park
17
of Sanford and provided free for 10
same statement when he appeared on
years, natural gas lines right to the
a television program on Jan. 11, in
Orlando.
location and sewerage lines connec
21
ted to the city’s existing facilities. Orlando
I f a majority o f the Board of
Control members agree with Harri
The Lake Ada Bite is within min
utes of churches, schools, a modem
son it is obvious that both the Blue283-bed hospital facility, and the
stone and Deseret sites in Orange
Titusville
34
site has the cultural advantage of
County were eliminated s i n c e
being almost centrally situated be
neither o f them are north o f SR 60.
tween Stetson University and Rol
This development placed on Orange
Kissimmee
34
lins College. Sanford’s new civic cen
County the task of presenting one
ter Is only three miles away.
or more completely new sites for
Also within minutes of the site *
consideration by the board.
are four golf courses and Sanford's
Meanwhile. Seminole County's lo
Cocos
54
modem Memorial Stadium. There
cal site committee has agreed to con
are five lakes either on or bordering
sider any additional site* brought to
the property in addition to dozens
its attention. A t this time some nine
o f others near by and the St. Johns
Haines City
54
new sites have been proposed but it
River for the finest in bouting, other
is doubtful if more than one or two
water sports and fishing.
will be approved by the committee
The site boasts auto, bus, truck
and officially submitted to the Board
Winter Haven 73
and rail transportation right to its
o f Control for consideration. It is the
door.
The
eastern
boundary
of
the
consensus o f opinion among Semin
locution, is U.S. 17-82. The site is
ole's civic leaders that the county’s
bordered on the west by the Atlantic
two primary sites still under consid
Lake Wales
77
Coast Line’s mainline tracks.
eration by the Board of Control meet
all Uis-criteria ^established by the
From all o f these view points
,
H
• r
board.
The Herald seriously doubts If the
Eau-Gallie
69
Thd Herald lends Its support to
Board o f Control would find a site
both Seminole locations as Ideal for
more suitable than Lake Ada for
the university site. The Econ site
the east Central Florida university.
would undoubtedly be the finest
And, we believe, the next best site
Melbourne
78
choice if the Board of Control de
— if the board desires to locate in
sires to locate the school in an area
a completely undeveloped area —
with no present development.
would be Econ.
However, if the board desires a
The Herald contends that the
location with all the advantages of
Board of Control must choose a uni
■o-called built-in facilities then Lake
versity site which will serve all of
Ada should be the board's choice.
tho eastern section of Central Florida
The Lake Ada site is ideally locuand not Just one particular section of
ted with almost perfect accessibility,
the urea.
Miles
To
Sanford
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Unclassified
Herald Area Correspondents
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Bruce Biossot — Roy Cromley
Letters
Editor, Herald:
Political Notebook
Since wa are not to hrva a
university before 'SS or n ca
WASHINGTON (N E A ) — enure that ought to be left to
nal probably before 1070, and Aa this y u r 'a federal budget government's lower echelons.
ilnca Robert Doyto, execu totals dance around tha $100
But clearly state and local
tive director of tho Eaat Cen billion mark, there la dismal units generally are not starv
tral Florida Regional Plan news for th ou who imagine ing fo r money.
ning Council, u y a the neces tha fiscal llna is being tightly
Their tax revenues from
sity for public parks and rec held at tha state and local their own court** (leaving out
reational areas for the expect- government level.
federal great* hi aid) hare
ed population explosion la of
Spending, employment, bor bounded upward by 111 per
prime Importance—what has rowing, debt accumulation and cent in the decade 1962-1962
come o f the Somlnole County taxing ar* rising faster among and still are rising.
long range planning commit ths 60 statu and 91,000 local
In tha asm* period, however,
tee'* report!
unite than In tha federal es their g u a u r u l expenditures
8ince they (the committee) tablishment.
hare gone up 129 par co a t
turned It In to the (County)
Currently, all state • local
Tha difference has beau
Commission over two months outlays top $70 billion annual
made up by federal aulstance
ago, what action hai the Com ly, and by fiscal 1966 they, too,
—and borrowing. State-local
mission taken on there rec should hit $100 billion. They
debt today exceeds $86 billion,
ommendations!
climb about 10 par cent a u compared with $60 billion
Much better w t become a yttf*
in 1962.
recreational canter than a
Unleu this trend, which ha*
Thau figures (all from Cen
bedroom county — and much be— tunning strong for years,
sus Bureau and other official
more profitable, too, with
la slowed or arrested, it could sources) suggest that tha
none of the septic tank head pore n mounting problem for
critics o f fodorul spending may
aches, added school require politicians and organisation*
soon have to widen their at
ments, sewer lines, water accustomed to aiming at tha
tack, and even perhaps alter
lines, etc., to plagut our o f
federal target.
their argument
flcials into taking our money
They argue that Washington
The old cry—"turn back ma
away from us in Increasing constantly
steals functions jor functions to tha states end
taxes.
from tha state-local level, sad d t l u ”—could develop an odd
And wa just might maks It
at ths asms time aueks up rev- echo u It bouncu o ff tho en
big as a recreation center If
larging structure o f state-local
the right developments can be
government
mad*—that's where th ou es
A Washington official who
timated and anticipated two
does Mt want to bo named ven
milUoa people will b* »]
tures this: "It may ba that if
ing § good psretategg of thoir
I consider myself as aa
you aquoou g o v a r s m o a t
Industrial pay, oa recreation.
dividual to public life that ■pending down at *M level, It
Why send them to Silver
will simply pop out In another
Springe — that’s already n has bare dlacuuad in nation
place."
multi • million • dollar opera al terms by ethers; but who
Haw araek It kaa beam pop
tir e ! Or to tha Eaat Coast ar is is the position as • result
ping
out in the states and ettWest Coast to fish and p la y - of what other* hare sold and
>
la
indicated by a tpaeial
why not keep them h a rt!
a r e a result *4
aaalynte made by tha Preti"J im " Crow* Presold.
dent's Advisory Commission
P . S.i I suggest wa oat tha —Michigan Gov. Ooorg*
CASE R-461: Henry H., ag- working hours.
S c * ‘ hey rallied behind an
ed 46, is a typical Midwestern
able abor leader named Jero
fanner.
Henry belongs to the J*- boam, who acted aa their
spokesman.
hovahs' Witnesses.
And Jeroboam demanded a
l!e end hie neighboring
farmer were on the train with better wag* contract from the
me recently when I was head king.
(Bdlter’e note: The fol*
King Rchoboam sought ths
At It ii not. Word* have ■tore, say, or a contractor, ing to Chicago from Danville,
lowing article la Interview been changed; tha eubitance you may b* subject to dli Illinois.
advice of the wise counselors
form waa prepared by Joha remalna. This bill, ae Ita pro"Dr. Crane,” Henry began, who had u rved his father.
charge If you are of a race
C. Satterfield, secretary, deccieor, would totally regi
And they advised him to heed
"we reed your column regular
that baa more than Ita "ahare” ly and like your ‘ horaa sense.' the erlea o f the people and
treasurer o f the Coordinat ment our economy.
ing Committee far Funda
"You sound ss if you grew speak good words to them.
Qt How would It do that, o f amployaa at work. If you
mental Amarlran Freedom*. whet affect would the bill ar* an tmpioyar you may ba up on a farm, for you talk our
"If to,” they u ld , ''tha peo
Satterfield la a paat preal- have on Individuals T
forced to dlachargo valued am language and make psychol ple will be your servants for
dent (ISI1-S2) o f Um Amer
At It depende on who you ployce because o f their race ogy sound Ilka simple gump ever.”
ican Uar Aseociatlon.)
are, and what you do, and and hire In their plaea people tion.
Hut King Rahoboam had
"But why don't wo have grown up with a group o f colW: la the Civil Itlghta Bill which Utla o f tho bill you re o f another race—any other
now before the Home a ''mod fer to. Tako Title VII, having race—who, while le u desir more 'horse sense’ In Wash Isgc playboys who had never
erate” or "watered down” ver to do with employment. If you able ae employer, ere le u than ington, D. C., and get rid o f a learned tha meaning o f "el
lot o f those Harvard brain- bow grease."
sion of an earlier bill T
work for some organisation, a
oportlonately represented.
trusters T
They had figuratively be
Q: Does the bill u y that?
"Then ws'd be able to bal longed to he country club u t
A : Yet. Not cloerly, but that
la tha meaning o f the bill. The ance our budget and gat this end had been born with the
bill u y a employer* are not to country back on the road to proverbial silver spoon in their
mouth.
Altamonte Sprlags
“ discriminate against any In real prosperity.”
Lake Mary
Ulble UralntrusUra
Mrs. Julia liartee
Mrs. Frances Wester
When Rchoboam thus asked
dividual • • • became o f such
;
838-1318
812.6319
Henry g u ■ ■ a ■ d correctly his young "hot rod” compan<
Individual's race, color, reli
Casselberry
Lake Monroe
gion or national origin.” (Sac. about my background, for I ions for advice, they disagreed
Mrs. Jsas Casselberry
Mre. H. L. Johnson
grew up on a farm.
entirely with the wise men
704).
638-3946
333-4726
And in th ou days wa milked who had com* up tha hard way
Q: That aeeme fair.
Chuluota
Loagwood
successful farmers a
A i U does until you get an cowa by hand, fed end harness- u
Mrs. Joan Magla
Mrs. Donna Bates
ed our turn of horses end merchants and craftsmen.
666-6741
338-3317
| understanding of ita real
For tha young bucks urged
meaning. For Instance, though were In the field* 8 hours be
DeBary
North Orlando
this bill definu many hay fore modern city folks evtn Rchoboam t* tell tha people
Mrs. Adam Muller
Mrs. Mens Grlnsteed
that Instead o f lowering their
words— e i is the cm tom in chock in nt the office.
333-3381
666-4416
8o If I make psychology un taxes, he waa actually going
writing
lews—it
does
not
de
Osteen
Katerprlu
fine the most baalc of nil Its dorstnndabls end use 2-syl to INCREASE them!
Mias Helen Haedgreu
Mre. Clarence Snyder
My little finger will ba
648-9933
word*, "discrimination.” "Em labi* words that anger my
612-4841
ployer” Is defined; "labor or polysyllable colleagues la the thicker than my f a t h e r ’
Geneva
Oviedo
ganisation" Is defined; "per- usual psychology department loins," w m tha actual Biblical
Mrs. Loslu Grayson
Mrs. GeugreJKeleey
449-4671
i" la defined; but M t "die- o f tho state university, It's be sentence they urged Rchoboam
crimination." What do they cause I know whet people to employ.
So inexperienced Rahoboam
mean by "discrimination!” In w ant
As regards braintruatsrs, wa followed tho ad vice o f his cak* the Lord has biassed aa
their earlier version the spon
with. Bate* wo wind up like
sors o f this legislation sight have had them for thousands playboy, brain truster compan
ions. A * n result, 10 tribe* of the dog with tho
time* applied it aa "racial bal o f year*.
They have caused trouble nt Israel revolted and made Jero wound up with bom.
ance." T h ou who are trying
(E d. note! “
to expose tha true significance least ever since King Solomon boam their new king.
and teamed the
died!
That
left
stupid
Rahoboam
o f the Civil Rights bill widely
Page 4
Sanford, Florida
Mon., January 20, 1964 publicised that phrase, show
For when youpg Rehobonm as King o f Judah and perman
#4 what It maaat, as above. was crowned king to succeed ently divided Israel.
So don't think breintruatera
Subsequently, In this bill, the wise Solomon, the people were
v u n t a * . one l o w . scuitob a a o r u a u
phrase waa dropped. They reedy to revolt became of ar* new or limited to Harvard
H U M V M T O U M Cleenlatten
don't- u m it any more. But ac their high ta x u and long graduates.
■ or uanai
H U M L IT B im tO M
Send fo r my booklet "R ow
tions by tha Secretary o f Le
A e a o c le le U J It o r
Advertising Manager
XARJURTT « . IO B S N I
raaur v a n rtu .v
to Save Our Republic." and
Plovers are gregarious 1
ber and K ucutlvs ardors
Kgypt,
tha
FaitUa
Crescent
ClaaeltleS Director
Kentclag M iter
dams— irate that H is lataad- of Asia Minor and Crete were log a Ion* stamped, return en moMfamous birds, according
ja R ia o w n m e m
jt 'u v mruLLa
Seelaeea Maaager
Cnentr Editor
ad to equate "discrimination" the three cradles of ancient velope, plus SO cents and kelp to tho Encyclopedia BritanIB L U
J
UKLKU 6LKKSON
preserve Americas freedoms!
civilisation.
with "racial imbalance."
’
Society M iter
Supt.
Porogrqphs
I 9
DAYTONA
To drew a comparison, tho
agency stripped federal oatlays down to th o u properly
labeled "civil functions." It
eliminated spending for de
fense, foreign aid and finance,
space, veteran*’ benefits and
services (except education)
and Interest oa ths U. 8. debt
(on tho theory most o f it waa
induced by war and cold w ar).
Tha commiastaa finds that
la fiscal IN S, last period for
which parallels cm be drawn,
federal "civ il" outlays cam#
te 296 billion, while state-local
expenditure* reached 614 bil
lion.
Admittedly, state-local unite
lad by a 16-10 ratio as far back
as 1946. But tha point the
commission makes la that
spending below tha federal
level Is more than matching
tha rising magnitude o f Wash
ington's outlays.
Soma critics
fix chief
blame on Washington, arguing
that federal aid programs "co area” added state spending.
The same anonymous federal
official answers! "They coax
maybe, but they don't coerce."
He contends some states re
fuse the aid, others
match," laying oat fa r
than they must to got U. S.
funds.
Assistance for klgbwnys and
poblio welfare asaeant fee
moat o f tha federal chunk.
The big spenders still gsthee
la feres ea ths banks s f the
Potomac. Bat their rivals is
oa latergorrenunentel Rein- eity and atsts are multiplying
uoy, on speculation si hie
atm
Quotes
fast.
candidacy for OOP presi
dential Mmlaes tu *84.
The Fifth Republic is M t
the Fourth plus General
Gaulle.
—Fresuh author Andre Mairaux.
In many cases it is
to enlist in the armed cervices
than te g o and rata.
— Pres IdeaS Jakaoem te
m luioa Investigating roti s f •oiditioat.
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Mon. Jan. SO, *84— P a w 8
(OsiaA CUbJby •
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DEAR ABBY: Oar ton
end hit wife Ur* a few
blocks from ut and wa ara
vary friendly. They hava a
p r e c i o u s 22 - month • old
daughter who is
being
taught to kits everyone in
sight. I f there are 26 peo
ple in the room, the child
is dragged around to kiss
each one ‘‘ hello" and “ good
bye." The other day my
daughter-in-law stopped by
my house for five minutes
to borrow something. She
had the baby with her and,
before they left, ahe had
the baby kiss me and also
the television repair man
who was there working on
my s e t I think it is fine to
teach children
affection,
but shouldn't they be taught
to save their kisses for spe
cial people ? I would enjoy
the child's kisses much
more if her mother would
leave her alone and let her
kiss me because she wanted
to, not because she was told
to. What do you think T
GRANDMA
D E A R GRANDMA: I
think ycu are rig h t But be
By Abigail Van Buren
careful how you tell your
daughter-iu-law this, or it
will be the kiss o f death for
your friendship.
s e e
DEAR ABBY: You gave
good advice to the girl who
was ashamed o f her mother
because she spoke broken
English. I f you publish my
letter, perhaps it will keep
others from making the
same mistake I made. While
I was working out of the
city, my mctlier came to
visit me. I loved her dearly,
but ahe was not educated.
She spoke with a heavy ac
cent, and 1 was ashamed to
introduce her to any o f my
friends. I let her stay alone
in my apartment day after
day while I went to work.
She busied herself cooking
and baking (aa only she
could bake) for my freezer.
She stayed a month. A fter
my mother left, a girl in
our cffice invited me to a
Sunday brunch in honor o f
her visiting molhen Well,
this girl's mother spoke the
earns kind o f broken Eng
lish my own mother spoke,
but she was sweet and
Ct/a Jh a CCjomsm:
A doctor recently told a
group of his colleagues that
the woman patient who keeps
telling her physician, while
he is taking her cate history,
that her husband is "Just
wonderful" is neurotic.
Women hava long suspectad there was something fishy
about the wife who goes
around bragging about hav
ing a perfect husband—and
now they have a doctor’s
opinion to back them up.
And the Interesting thing
Is that women In general sus
pect the woman who claims
her husband Is wonderful In
every respect for the same
reason the doctor does. They
Legal Notice
figure there isn't any such
thing as a perfect husband.
So does the doctor.
Say he: "I'm a husband.
Most of my friends are huabands and I don’ t known of
a wondrful one in the lot."
But what makes it to frus
trating to most women listen
ing to a wife claim perfec
tion for her husband la that
it leaves them without any
comeback.
In the face of such bragg
ing complacency, wives who
love their husbands — faults
and all—find t h e m s e l v a a
strangely silent. They certain
ly aren't going to admit to the
woman who claims aha has a
perfect husband that their
own have plenty o f faults and,
In fact, they don’t bellevo a
warm and friendly — like
my own mother. Everyone
loved her. I realized then
how small and selfish I had
been, and I promised myaelf that the NEXT time
my mether came to visit me
I would make it up to her.
I never got the chance. She
died in her aleep a few
monlha later.
TOO ASHAMED TO SIGN
MY NAME
• • •
C O N F I D E NTIAL TO
"TH A T MAN ON GOAT
ISL A N D ": There ia an old
Arabian provery which ap
plies to your case. "There
are three things that are
impossible to hide. 8moke,
love, and a man en a
camel."
s e e
Get it o ff your chest. For
a personal, unpublished re
ply, write to ABBY, Beg
8366, Beverly Hills, Calif.
Enclose a stamped, aelfaddressed envelope.
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•
•
For Abby'a booklet, "How
To Have A Lovely Wedding," aend 60 cents to
Abby, Box 33G5, Beverly
Hills, Calif.
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Lucy (Lucille Boll) oa they
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Lucy's daughter. The elope
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pneumonia g u a r d i n g the
house. Funniest scene has
the pair shivering in a kiddie
perfect husband exists.
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complacent wife more com
placent and give her a chance
to feel aorry for them for
having to put up with hus
bandly faults—when her own
husband has none.
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when a woman starts tell
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7:30-8:30 p. m. NBC. Mon
day Night Movie. "Action of
the Tiger." (color) Van Johnion leida an international
cait, Including France'* Mar
tino Carol and Britain's Her
bert Lorn, in this adventure
film about smuggling people
out of Communist Albania.
Mis* Carol persuade* John
son to rescue her blind bro
ther, who defected from the
west and now wants freedom.
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ancient castle, the three are
caught by the secret police,
who, in turn, are ambushed
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Plaintiff* IN RE: ESTATE OF
DeLand Tourist Chib In R
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FRANK ItUSflELL
PORTER J. CHADWICK And
Deceased. public concert to be held at
LEONA A. CHADWICK, his T„ All Creditors and Frrooae
Raving Claim* or Demand* 8 p.m. today in tha audt
Wife,
Defendant* Against Said Katatri
Ph. 322-9616
torlum o f tha new high school
XOTfCB OF SUIT
Tnu and rarh of you are
In the Nam* of the Slat* of hereby notified and required in DeLand.
to preeent any clelmi and de
Florid*:
mand! which you, or either *f
Te the Defendant*:
eu may bare agalnet the asPORTER J. CHADWICK
•Sit 14th Street
ete of FRANK nUSRELL daerased, let* of eeld County, to
Detroit, Michigan
tha
County Judge of SEMIN
LEONA A. CHADWICK
OLE County, Florida, at bis
S ill Stth Btrrrt
offlca In the court house of
Detroit, Michigan
And toi All
u n k n o w n eeld County
at
HANFORD.
epoutoa of said abor* Florida, within eli calendar
named natural defend montha from the time of the
first publication of this notice.
ant*.
And loi All pertlee claim Twe copies of tech claim or
ing Intereet, by, through, demand shell be In writing,
W ith
F in est in T elev ision
under or agalnet the end shell state the jilaca of F irst
•hove named natural de residence and post office ad
fen d in g not known te dress of the claimant, end
shall be sworn to by tb*
he deed or (live.
And to: All peril** hevtes claimant, bis agent, nr attor
*r claiming to have any ney and accompanied by s fil
right, title or Intereet In ing fee of on* dollar end surh
• nd tn the following de- claim or demand not so filed
acrlhed properly, altuet* ■hell be void.
THE FLORIDA NATIONAL
In Hemlnul* C o u n t y ,
HANK OK ORLANDO,
Florida, to-wlt:
ORLANDO.
FLORIDA
The South IS ft. of Ih*
Hy: r . T. TIN1LET, JR.
Reel Sin ft. of Lot I.
VICE PRESIDENT AND
Block HC“, FERN PARK
TRUST OFFICER
ESTATES.
according
to
As executor of the Leet
the plat thereof ae re
W ill end Teetement of
corded In Plat Hook S,
FRANK RI'HHELL, dopagee to, 11, 1! end IS,
reseed
Public lleeorde of Seminole
Publish: Jen. :o, :i , Feb. s. 10.
County. Florid*
Tou, end each of you ere 1**4
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notified that a eult to quiet
title tn the above deeerlbtd
property bee been filed agalnet
you end you ere hereby re
quired to eerv* • copy of your
Anewer to the Complaint on the
Plaintiff** attorney*. FELDER
AND
IIETTINOIIAUS.
IS*
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TODAY ft TUES.
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BEULAH W . BABIN, bis wife.
Plaintiff*,
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dUq h Uq h iA
THEY
L A ST
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Pare I — Won. Jan. SO, U4
V m lt
Hulbert, DeMent Wedding
Candlelight Ceremony
Marcia E i l e e n DeMent,
daughter o f Cdr.(USN) Henry
F. DeMent and M ri. DeMent,
became the bride o f Jamea
L. Hulbert Jan. 11 at the Firat
Freabyterian Church of Mait
land.
The double ring ceremony
was performed by Rev. H.
Kay Woody. White muma and
candlea decorated the church.
Mra. Ruth Enslow, organlat,
played a program o f nuptial
music and Mra. Congleton,
aololat, aang “ Rccauae" and
••The Lord'a Prayer."
The bride was given In mar
riage by her father, to the
eon of Mr. and Mra. Ruaacll
P. Hulbert, Maitland. For her
vows ahe wore a princeaa
atyle, floor length dreaa of
white lace. The bodice waa
atyled with a
eweelheart
neckline a n d
long fitted
aleevca ended In polnta over
the handr. Tlio chapel length
train waa white bridal aatln.
Her fingertip veil of illualon
waa topped with a eced pearl
and lace crown. She carried
white, yellow throated orchida
In a caacade arrangement.
Mra. Roger Chance, Yuma,
Colo., aunt o f the bride, waa
matron of honor; Margaret
L. DeMent, alater of the bride,
and Grace Hulbert, aiatcr o(
the bridegroom, were bridesmalda and the bride'a niece,
Pamela Chance, Yuma, Colo.,
waa Junior brldeamald. All
o f the attendanta were dreaaed alike In blue aatin, atrcct
length dreeeea. Their flowera
were pink carnation noaegaya.
Jcre Houaworth, Atlanta,
Ga., aerved a i beat man, Careon Eddy. Maitland, and Carl
Fulkor, Orlando, were uahera.
The bride'a mother wore a
pink-beige aheath with a fit
ted brocade Jacket and an or
chid coraage. Mra. Hulbert
choae for her aon'a wedding a
pink aheath with a brocade
Jacket and an orchid coraagc.
A reception waa held Im
mediately followtng tlio cere
mony at the home of the
bride'a parenta. Mra. Edwin
Fort and Mra. Bruce Doron,
Yuma, Colo., grandmother of
the bride, aaalated.
MRS. JAM ES L. HULBERT
Pilot Club Plans Dinner
Meeting At Civic Center
Tlie monthly buaincaa meet
ing of the Pilot Club o f San
ford waa held in the Caucua
Room o f tho Firat Federal
Uulidlng. Miaa Janet Smith,
prcaidcnt, prcalded.
Tho meeting waa opened
with a devotion given by Mra.
Raymond Rail, followed by
the flag salute. Reporta from
th e
committee
chairmen,
Mra. R. E. Chapman, com
munity a m ic e ; Mrs. John
Lambertson, finance, a n d
Mra. John Hodge, publicity
and safety, were heard. Mra.
Sue Slcvenaon reported on the
Anchor Club regional meeting
in December at Seminole
High School, when DO of the
110 delegates of 13 clubs In
central Florida were present.
A revision of tho standing
rules for the current year waa
read by Mra. Joel Field and
approved by the members. A
resolution in memoriam to
Remove aboe atalna from Mra. Nellie Randall waa read
light-colored
atockinga
by by Mrs. Field and accepted
putting a tableapoon o f borax
in the waah water.
FLOWERS
From Your Downtown
Florinl
HANFORD
FLOW ER SHOP
Cor. K. let A Sanford Ave.
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VALEN TIN E
Selections Now
From The Larffent
Display In Sanford.
Flemings
Gifts * Cards • Hooks
210 E . First St.
Woman s Club
Members Model
Hair Styles
A program on correct hair
style and cosmetics waa givrn
for members of the American
Home Department, Sanford
Woman’! C>ub, at Uiclr recent
meeting.
Mra. J. P. Wilson and Mri.
C. Royd Coleman, hostesses,
served coffee and bite-size
pastrloa during a demonstra
tion on Iho correct application
of cosmetics. Mra. Odette
llastcy gave three facials and
designed three hairstyles for
members. Models were Mrs.
W. L. Gramkow Sr., Mra.
Ralph Austin Smith, Mri.
Mclla Starke. Mra. W. R.
Strlngllcid and Mri. A. O. Ro
bert*. Mrs. Rill Kirk, pro
gram chairman, assisted dur
ing the evening.
Mrs. Stringfield presided at
a brief business meeting when
members voted to sponsor a
child at Sunland Training
Center. They will also sponsor
a baby in the contest spunacred by Zcta Xi chapter,
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority.
Mrs. Stringfield, department
chairman,
appointed
Mrs.
Donald Klainm, Mra. A. O.
Roberts, and Mrs. Richard
Gle«*on to tho nominating
committee for the depart
ment.
BREAKFAST SPECIALS!
FROM 7 :3 0 TILL 11 A. M. O NLY
2 EGGS (A N Y STYLE)
TOAST — JELLY
CHOICE of GRITS or POTATOES
3 4 1 FREE COFFEE
1 EGG (A N Y STYLE)
1 STRIP BACON
TOAST — JELLY
GRITS OR POTATOES (CHOICE)
29*
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TO U CH TO N ’S REXALL DRUG
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D OW N TO W N SAN FORD
Circle Will
Virginia Warfel
Feted At Party
Participate In
Prayer Vigil
Group 3 of Christian Wom
en's Fellowship, Flrit Christ
ian Church, met Monday
evening at the home of M ill
Florence Bishop, with Mrs.
O. T. Pearson, vice-chairman,
presiding. The meeting was
opened with prayer followed
by the worship lesson by Mrs.
Eula Grantham.
During the buslnesa meet
ing, reporta were given on
fruit cake sales and an
nouncement
made of the
Prayer Vigil to be held in the
church on Feb. 27. The membora were urged to partici
pate. Mrs. Harold Ring, pres*
blent, gave a most interesting
lesson from the new study
book on India and showed
lovely and instructive pic
tures of India and Nepal.
During the social hour the
hostess served cake, coffee
and buttered popcorn, assist
ed by her mother, Mrs. Mabel
Dlahop.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Mason Gregg, Mmes.
Harold Ring, O. T. Pcaraon,
Eula Grantham, Frank Wash
burn, Euphcmia Huntley, Jessc Gardner, C. C. Murray,
Effio Durden, Mra. Bishop
and the hoiteas.
The meeting was cioied
with circle prayers.
Jacaranda
by members. Mra. Randall
had been a member o f the
rlub since 1014. A letter from
Hetty Rrandt, a resident of
Pilot House at Florida Stale
University, waa read thank
ing the club for the oil paint
ing contributed to the house.
Mrs. Joe T. Collins and
Mrs. Morris Forguson will
represent the club this month
at the U.S.O. The monthly
dinner meeting la planned for
Tuesday at the Civic Center.
Mra. Esther Rive and Mra.
Philip Wcstgale will tie hos
tesses; Miss Doris Fleming,
program chairman.
Members Plan
For Party
For Robin Lingo
In Oviedo
PORK CHOPS
OR FIRST C U T
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EXTRA SPECIAL!
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Canadian Style
B AC O N
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“Super-Right” GROUND CHUCK or BONELESS BEEF
VIRGINIA WARFEL
Virginia Warfel, brideclecf,
was guest of honor at a mis
cellaneous shower given by
Mrs. James Benton at her
home on Rfvervlew Avenue.
The honorce and her mother.
Mra. Marvin Warfel, were
presented corsages o f while
carnations.
Games were played through
out the evening and prizes
given to Mrs. Harry McQuatters, Mrs. Fred Yeakle and
Cheryl McQiiattcrs. A color
Ihcino of white, yellow and
green was used in decorating
the home for the party. Tlie
refreshment table was cen
tered with a bride doll sur
rounded with white candles in
crystal holders. A white cake,
trimmed with yellow roses
was served with coflee and
hot chocolate. Mrs. Claude
llillcil and Mrs. Yeakle asaisled tho hostess.
Attending Die party were
Mmes. Joe Austin, Henry
Ford, John Donelsen, M. Matheson, M. O. Roberts, J. P.
Rates, Paul Lcopolas, Fred
Yeakle, Claude Hittcll, Harry
McQuattcrs and Cheryl MeQuatters, Hiatus Boston, Lin
da Griffith and Darlene Ro
berts.
Jacaranda circle, Sanford
Garden Club, met at the home
of Mra. A. C. McRcynolda.
Mrs. S. B. Jones, Mrs. J. E.
Hitchens, Mrs. M. J. Sorokowsky and Mri. William Wilson
were co-hostesses.
Mrs. Auburn Rector, presi
dent, presided at the meeting.
A covered dish luncheon
Minute* of the last meeting
wilt be served at 12 noon tor
were read and approved. Mra.
Irving Pryor read the min
tlie Civic and buclal departute* of the building commit
m e n t s , Sanford Woman's
tee and the president gave a
Club, at tho clubhouse Wed
report of the board meeting.
nesday.
Plans were made for the
Mrs. Al Hunt is the spon. -t ,
annual card party given by
Mrs. Frank Woodruff, im>
the general club, Feb, 4 at the
Rary, will speak about the
Woman'a Club. Mrs. McllcyEye Rank of Seminole Me
nohls, horticulture chairman,
morial Hospital.
gavo members helpful advice
Robin Lingo celebrated her on keeping pot plants and cut
fourth birthday with a party flowers pretty. She also re
at the home of her parents, ported things to do in the gar
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Lingo Jr, den during tho dormant sea
on South Central Avenue in son.
Oviedo.
Mrs. Grctchcn Crowell was
Colored balloons decorated welcomed as a visitor and as
Mrs. Robert E. Guest, from
Mrs. Cole presented tlie
the room and a largo birthday sisted Mrs. W. L. Rocha will) a Washington State chapter, rainbow fund to Mrs. William
cake was placed in the cen the program.
was the only first-time visitor Reynolds, mother advisor of
ter of tlie refreshment table,
at a recent meeting of Sem Assembly 25. She also pre
covered with a pink party
inole Chapter No. 2, Order of sented the chapter, for use of
cloth. The white cake was
future worthy matrons, her
Eastern Star.
(rimmed in grren with yellow
lectern and the basket she has
candles.
Three other visitors and 4t> used for prcM-ntalion of gifls
members heard Worthy Ma during the year. The worthy
Punch and Ice cream were
tron, Mra. Charlea Cole, give matron-elect announced open
served to the small guests
her report for the year. She installation for Jan. 25.
with the cake and games
was presented a courtesy and
were played during tlie after
Mrs. Walter Balnea and her
Seminole County Extension a chest of stainless steel ser committee, Mrs. Ruth Hamil
noon. Friends attending the
party wero Cindy Ward, Viv Service presented a program vice by (lie officer* who had ton, Mra. J. 11. Anderson Jr.,
ian Clonta, Ronnio Moon, in tlio public interest last served with her during the Mrs. Stella Moore, Miss Ver
Terry Ray and Nancy Holder. week at the Home Demon year. Her Worthy Patron, J. sa Woodcock and Mrs. Char
stration Center. "Focus on E. Blackman, presented her les Policy, served a covered
Fnbric" centered on showing a small table bearing tha dish supper prior to the meet
anil caring for the new fabrics Eastern Star emblem.
ing.
available today.
John Carver, Byron Leach
Miss Myrtle Wilson, Home and Irving Pryor served as
Demonstration Agent, prcsld tellers for election o f officers
Antique Show
ed during the morning when for Uie year. Elected were;
Langford Hotel
some loo Isdies saw a number Mrs. Louis Estes, worthy ma
Winter Park
of the newest fashions model tron; R. E. Peurifoy, worthy
ed
by
Mines.
George
Wells,
patron; Mrs. J. J. Nicholson
Jan. 20-21-22
Vlrginln Reastey, b r i d e rlcct, was honored recently Polly Smith, Bill Kirk, Char Jr., associate matron; J. E.
1
P.
M. to 10 P. M.
with a bridal ahowrr given by lea Johnson, Carl William*, Blackman, associate patron;
Dally
Bill
Reck,
Don
LaPoma,
Min
Mrs. J. If. BUbrey, secretary;
her attendants at the home of
na
Crum,
Ed
Kennedy,
Mary
Admlmion
75c
Mrs.
L.
T.
Sheppard,
treasur
Mrs. Anna Mikier in Silvia.
Ann Miles, Dot Schaffer and er; Mrs. Irving Pryor, con With This A d _______ 60<
An arrangement of red ros
Children ...-------------- 25c
Debra Smith, Kathy Butler, ductress; Mrs. Paul Markos,
es was placed on the gift
"Another Jansen-Dytr
Rarby Taffcr and Carol Lan associate conductress and Irv
table. Punch, Cake, Mints and
Show"
cey.
ing
Pryor,
aentinel.
pastries were rrrved to those
Mrs. Virginia Smith, execu
attending, Mrs. Rarton Good,
live secretary for Florida In
Judy Jakuhcin, Shirley Mikslitule of I-aundry and Clean
ler, Dorothy liud* and I'atri
rrs, narrated the fashion
cla Hollar.
show, explained tlie fibers
used in the fabrics and how
to care for them at home.
Mra. Allcndcr, Mra. Thelma
Are Invited To An —
Rutncr and Rose Levy, repre
senting local merchants, con
Oyster Stew Supper
ducted a symposium on fibers
First Baptist
and fabrics and displayed
A t The Sanford Masonic
bolt* of fabric* for the home
Jan. 20
■ p.m. Frances Horton Circle sewer.
Lodge, Tuesday Night, January
Jan. 21
Woodrow Cash. W. M. Phil6:30 p.ni. Asso. Brotherhood lit and Sonny Raborn, repre
21st — 6:30 P. M. Honoring
supper and program at senting local dry cleaners and
Pinecreat Baptist Church
laundries, discussed "prob
• p.m. Homemakers Sunday lem children," the difficulties
The New Potentate Of
School class at home of encountered in cleaning and
Mrs. George PUUrd, River- laundering
certain
fabrics
Bahia Temple —
view Ava.
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Oviedo Grabs O ff Tw o; Lyman Splits; Seminole Drops One
Lions Claw
Way To Two
Victories
Grenadiers
About Sports
Thinking Out Loud Post Big Win
Over Indians
The Oviedo Iion i like fUh
as well ai any other kind of
meat. The Lloo quintet racked
up a pair of cage victorlei
over the weekend. Friday
nlfht they roared to a 78 to
07 win over the Barracudas
of New Smyrna Beach and
Saturday night they clawed
their way to 60 to 57 win over
the Lyman High Greyhounds.
In the Friday night affair,
played at Oviedo's gymna
sium, the Lions sought and
obtained revenge for a loss
handed them by the east
coast five earlier In the sea
son.
Jimmy Courier, an Oviedo
Junior, paved the way for the
Lions' win by putting 22
points through the hoop. Rex
Brooks of Oviedo was right
behind Courier with 21, Billy
Mikler had 13 and Skip Rook
posted 10.
New Smyrna pulled up at
the end of the initial stanu
with a 18 to 17 lead over
the Lions but Oviedo, a se
cond-quarter outfit for the
most part of the season to
date, canned 22 points while
putting on a press that held
the 'Cudas to a mere 10
points. In Use third period
New Smyrna came back with
20 but the Lions squeezed out
23. With 19 points in the final
period New Smyrna wound up
with their 07 but the Lions
posted 10 to end with 78.
Saturday night the Grey*
hounds from Longwood were
Intent on getting revenge for
an earlier defeat at the hands
of
the
Lion*.
However,
Oviedo put on a press and
Coach Paul Mikler described
it as “ The club's best tesra
effort this season."
The Lions turned hack the
•Hounds 00 to 37. In the open
ing period Oviedo led the
Greyhounds by a count of IS
to 13 in a well contested stan
za. But the Lions put their
press to work In the second
quarter and held the Lyman
flva to only eight points
while Oviedo racked up IT to
take a halftime lead of 32 to
21—e margin the Greyhounds
were never able to overcome.
However, the 'Hounds made
a stab at it In the third per*
iod. They posted 18 points
while bolding Oviedo to an
even dozen. Going Into the
final frame It was 41 to 39
with Oviedo holding the edge.
But the Lions roared loudly
enough to rack up 22 points
while the Greyhounds could
manage only 18 and It was
sufficient for the victory.
Lyman's Bill Tolsen took
tha night's scoring honors
with 25 points. Oviedo's Cour
ier was right behind him with
21. Both boyi netted 10 shots
from the field but Tolsen post,
ed five charity tosses while
Courier sank only one. Brooks
with 14 and Mikler with 12
followed for the Lions. Donnie
Smith got nine and Richard
Grant eight to follow Tolsen
in Lyman's scoring.
Several times during the current basketball season
officlala at Oviedo High School have been forced to Inst
minute changes as to where games are played. And when
we aay last minute changes we mean just that.
At noon tha other day tha Oviedo club had to move a
game to Ocoee. About a week later the same two teams,
scheduled to meet In Oviedo, had to change the game
alts just a couple o f hours prior to game time. And there
have been other occasions.
It seemi that the floor of tha Oviedo gym is Ula over
concrete In one section and tile over wood In another.
When it rains the moisture seeps up through the wood
section and right on through tha tile. The floor becomes
so wet it Is unplayable.
Also, tha Lion'* home gym Is not heated—according
to reports.
Wa have been told that tha building In which the
Liona play was constructed around 1920. We don't vouch
for that but it's not important anyway. The main factor
to be considered is the floor ami heating. These are the
problems. By the way, we also understand that a number
of tha floor tiles, apparently loosaned by tha mclsture,
are missing and it makes it that much more difficult for
tiie youngsters to properly play the gntno.
We trust that the Seminole County Board o f Publio
Instruction will give consideration to this at an early
date and make plana to elcminato these undesirable con
ditions.
Oviedo High, with only a very limited number o f
high school boys — less than n hundred, wo understand—
has produced some excellent cage teams during the past
eeveral years. On several occasions they have been Semi*
note County champions. But if thay are going to con*
tlnue to play basketball at Ovlado, regardless if they win
or lose, the youngsters deserve any consideration to be
given toward Improving the facility.
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BY JULIAN 8TENSTROM
Oviedo Cage Court Needs Attention
Top Golfers
SOUTH NORWALK, Conn.
(U PI) — Deane Ucman and
Anne Quast Welts were hon*
ered by Golf Digest magazine
today as the top man and
woman amateur golfers for
1963. Merrill Carlsmith was
named senior golfer of the
year.
Thirty to 40 per cent of tha
safflower oil produced in the
U.8. during 1902 was used in
paint manufacture.
Pro-Football Future
Did you notice where groups from seven cities have
applied for fium-ldses in the American Football Lcugue?
A great deal o f credit is due AFL Commissioner Joe
Foe* for keeping thie circuit In operation despite serious
financial reverses in ita earlier <1ays. Most o f the clubs,
we understand, are now beginning to show a slight pro*
fit.
We've talked a bit about this with other sports fans
in Seminole County and generally the feeling Is that tha
AFL will ccntlnue and that its stature will Improve con
siderably when the time comes that its loop champions
will have an opportunity to meet in a “ world series” gama
each year with tha National Football League title holder.
Everyone we've talked to — and It’e also our own
opinion — tlmt when this game first takes place the AFL
will become o f age. Of course, there'e no doubt that the
brand o f football In the AFL Is not yet equal to that of
The NFL. However, It would be interesting to see the
NFL'e all pro aleven meet the AFL'a all loop team in a
peat season affair.
But yon ran writs this down: if the two Isagues at
some future date do not merge, eventually there will be
one commissioner and the circuits will operate quite like
the two major baseball league* carry on Uicir programs
today.
Remember, when the National League waa organised
for baaeball before the turn of the century a number o f
years passed after tha American League was established
before the two loope were given equal recognlUon and the
world series wa* established. It is interesting to watch the
two pro football leagues fall Into the snme pattern. And,
we predict, the results will bs the same.
Stetson Hatters Steamroller
Rollins College Tars 96-61
Sanford baeketball f a n e ,
along with thosa from Winter
Park and Del.and, saw the
Stetson Hatters break loose
for (11 points in the second half
to post a 9(1 to 01 w in over the
Ilollins College Tars Saturday
night in Seminole
High'e
Fleming Gymnasium.
The Hatters came up with a
remarkable demonstration of
shooting accuracy when they
netted better than 05 per cent
of their ehoti. The Stetaon
quintet wai led by Bill Pickens
who racked up 24 points, Jim
Harrett who cannsd 29, and
Bill Heeler who netted 16. Phil
Hurt had 12 for the Tars while
Don Phillip* posted 10.
Early in the affairs the Tars
came up with a lead over the
Hattei* but It didn’t far* vary
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long. The Hut* began shooting
with phenominal accuracy and
took tha lead away from Rol
lins and began to widen tha
mnrgin as ths contest continu
ed.
It was tha second tlma this
season Rollins played in San
ford. Two more Tar contests
are slated for tha Fleming
Gym this season.
Animal teeth, bread, feathtra, salt, stone and tea were
■omi o f tha itenia used at
money by primitive societies.
r
Colonial High's Kenny Hill
hit a hot streak In the first
half Friday night in Orlando
and potted 18 point*. Russ
Hanson then took over and
netted 11 points in the final
half to lead the Grenadiers
to a 67 to 57 win over Semi
nole of Sanford.
K waa tha fourth Metro
loop victory o f the season for
the Grenadiers against three
losses while the Tribe took
It on the nose for the fifth
tlma In aeveo appearances on
the floor.
Seminole's Mike B o w e s
turned in his usual perform
ance but the Sentinolcs found
it almost Impossible to effec
tively deal with Hill during
the first half. When they got
H1U defensed Hanson went to
work. Hill got 17 of his 18
points in the first half while
Hinson racked up 11 of his
14 In the final lection.
The loss was Seminole’s
SMALL BRANCH — Tito youngest skier nt Mt.
ninth In 11 outings In overall
Cranmore in North Conway, N. H., is lG-monthplayln this season. It was a
oltl Hrian Lucy. The small fry athlete is the son
fairly close affair until short
of former instructor David Lucy, proving that
ly after the second period
what’s in the tree comes out in the branches.
got underway. The Grena
diers, apparently still resent
ful of the football victory
Seminole posted against them
during the gridiron season,
ran rough shod over the
Tribe In the second period.
Colonial racked up 21 points
in the quarter while holding
Sanford to 11, And, for all
practical purposes, that was
CINCINNATI (NEA)—When grim appearance after one
the ball game—ail wrapped
Fred Hutchinson. 44. called a game, ' Hutch Is happy but
up and tied with ribbons. The
press conference in his home
his face doesn't know it yat."
margin held for tha rest of
town and told everyone ho Is
When he managed Seattle,
the contest.
fighting chest cancer, it was
ho swung at tho celling after
typical of the manager of the
a gama and smashed til* fist
Reds.
through a light bulb. When
They called him Stonefaca.
he ran the St. lands Cardin
He has hi* chin out, his body
als, he skinned his knuckles
braced, when the going is
punching the clubhouso wall
hard.
In Cincinnati. His boss in
Hutch is a man who never
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Calif. lot himself or Ills team admit Seattle bought him a punch
(U P I)—Champagne Tony Le- defeat. Yogi Berra, of the ing bag so he’d quit striking
ino bought his favorite bubbly Yankees, said of him, "When the walls, the doors and tho
for all hands—and gratefully Hutch was with the Tigers, furniture.
At Croilcy Field last year
drank tome himself — after and we folio wed ’em on a
squeezing out a last-round 78 road trip, we’d always know he threw a ball bag, filled
that still gave him the Bing If he’d lost one. The furni with 40 baseballs, through •
Crosby National Pro-Amateur ture in the visiting team's window.
Bill DcWltt first knew him
golf title by three strokes.
clubhouse was all smashed
when
Hutch pilrhed for De
Gale winds, rain and famed up."
troit 11a was the Reds' man
Pebble Beach—a 6.747-yard
Hutch has a handsome,
golfers nightmare—proved too granite toughness on the out ager when DeWltt came her*
lough for 60 of the worlds side and a gentleness inside. and DeWltt, who knowa e
finest tournament pros Sun He understands men. As a good man when he find* one,
day. Not a single one of them leader, he forgives lack of has him signed through 19C5.
Gab* Paul rate* hiring
was able to equal Pebbles par ability, but won't condone
Hutch in 1939 the greatest
of 72.
stupidity.
deal he ever made, greater
I-cma pocketed 35,800 for
Joe Garaglols said of his
than the time he stole Gue
his 72-hola medal victory and
Bell from the Pirates for
collected another $3,ooo for
three men who soon disap
finishing aecond in the pro
peared from
the majors,
NEW
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amateur division with Col.
greater than tiie times he
John Durkin, a Catholic priest Academy of Sports Editors
sold Alex Gramms* over and
with tha Air Fore* In Japan. Sunday night voted John Penover
to the Cards for 8100,nel, the world's only 17-foot
pole vauller, the outstanding ooo and kept getting him back
amateur male athlete of 1963. for nothing.
“ I brought Hutch In from
Seattle where he was man
aging an eighth-place club,"
DALLAS (U P D -A pair of
BEAR MOUNTAIN, N. Y - said Paul. “ There was a lot
women bowlers drew most of (UPI) — Pete Langlol* of the of criticism, both from the
ihe attention In the ftoo.ooo U.S. Army recorded leaps of fans and my own directors,
All-Star bowling tournament ISO and 1S6 feet Sunday to Init 1 insisted he was tiie man
Sunday—one for what she did wtn the 40lh Swedish ski for tha job.”
accomplish and one for what Jumping tournament with a
Friends said Hutch 1s the
point total of 200.8.
she did not.
man who can win this fight.
An unknown from Milwau
kee, Wla., Jeanette Bopp,
rolled the highest aeries ever
bowled in tha tourney by a
woman, 760. That put her In
front after 12 games of quali
fying with 2,481.
Hutchinson Has Will
To W in Over Cancer
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Bowling Tourney Wins Ski Tourney
W ANTED!
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Oak Ridge „ __ ....... 1
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Evans __ _ __ ----- 7
Results Friday Night
Boons
___ 8
Colonial 67, SEMINOLE 57
Bishop Moors
___ 4
Evan* 60, Winter Park 47
C o lo n ia l_____ -----4
Edgcwatcr CO, Oak Ridge 51
K d gew ater__ __ 8
Uishop Moore 65, Boone 64
T.rman Hlgh’.v basketball
OBC Standings
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Team
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Poland
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Darters In the Orange Belt
LYMAN ____ ______3
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Conference race Friday night
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Apopka .....__ ..... .
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Wildwood ___
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Leesburg ............... i
Yellow Jackets nt the Long,
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Kisslmmea .._.....
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The Greyhounds took the
Results Friday Night
SAN DIEGO. Calif. (U P 1 )atingrra away from the Jack
ets hy grabbing 66 rebounds Cotton Davidton, who was se LYMAN 64, Leesburg 43
while the Jackets could get lected to play Sunday only hy Del.and 67, Kissimmee 29
only 81. That performance, (ha flip of a coin, came off the Wildwood 65, Lakcview 42
coupled with center Donnie bench to rally ths West lo a
Smith's 25 points, paved the 27-24 win over the East In the
way for the ’Hounda to knot third annual American Foot
NEW YORK (U PI) — Light
ball League All-Star Game. heavyweight champion Willi*
it up with Apopka.
Davidson hit Oakland team l'astrano has agreed to de
Meanwhile, the Pel.ami nulldogs moved another notch mate Art Powell with a 23- fend his title in Into March or
ahead of Apopka and Lyman yard scoring p a n with only 43 early April against the win
hy whipping Kisslmmea and zeconds left to bring back the ner of Friday nights return
the Bulldog record now stands West from a 24-3 halftime de Gregorio
Peralta • Wayna
nt five win* and no losses. ficit. Powell dived for the hall Thornton fight at Madison
Both I.yman and Apopka, In near the back end zone line Squaro Garden.
conference competition, boast and tumbled to earth.
West Coach Sid Gitlman
three and ona records.
Guard Richard Grant had hla wanted an Oakland quarter
Idggrst night o f ths scaaon back to spell his own Tobin
with 18 rebounds. Forward mil Hula since the Raiders finish
Tolsen had a big hand in Ly ed second In the division, lie
man's victory with 10 re flipped a coin and Davidton
bounds. Ths Greyhounds pick won over Tom Flores.
ed up 18 points In ths second
and garnered 20 more in tho
final stanza — which they
ACTION! THRILLS!.
World's Fovtsit Sport (
didn't need— to wrap it op.
Lyman's JayVees continued
Donnlt Smith, Lyman High
their winning wnys by whip
School's 6-4 center, will be
FIRST OAM(
ping tho Baby Jackets, 54 to
out of action for approximate
34—another 20-point spread
ly a month as a result of in
contest.
PAII MUTUtl
juries received during the
WAGERING
I.ymanOviedo cage contest
Saturday night.
Ladias N ights/
Smith, • Greyhound shoot
ing and rebounding artist
who has been mentioned re
cently for a scholarship to
NORMAN, Okla. (U PI) — Rolllnz, sustained a number
ffi. 131423!
S»iry, No Mlnon___
Gomer Jones, the man Bud of pulled ligaments and ten
Wllkinvnn wanted to succeed dons when ho fell to tha floor
mu *nno '.tutNoi r
him, embarked today on hit after colliding In tha air with
new career as head lootball a member of the Lions’ quin
list
I ! I . A I t l WN P A h K
coach at Oklahoma.
tet.
Jones wai named Sunday
night by tire schools hoard of
regents, acting on a recom
mendation of tha Oklahoma
Athletic Council. Wilkinson
ON 100 BRANDS
resigned as coach on Jan. 11
and stepped out at athletic di
rector Saturday.
No successor was named to
the athletic director post, but
Jonez, who already la aszoARCADE PACKAGE STORE
clata athletic director, la ex
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Stingers From
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You ar« hrrihr notified that
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tha following deecrlbed raal
propartr. to-wlt:
Lot *. Block F. COUNTRY
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1. according to lh* plat
tharauf aa racordad In I’ lal
Hook 11, Paca ion. Public
Kaonrda of Seminole Countr. riorlda
haa haan fllad agalnet rou In
tha abovo-styled atilt, and p>u
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of rour Anawar or othar IMeerlInk to tha Complaint on Plaintlfra attorney*. AXDKKHOX.
ItUHIf. DEAN. A LOtVNDKS.
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Pleading In tha offlca of tha
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Orlando, Florida I lls ]
Telephona 141-11)1
Publlah Jan. It, Id. *», * Fab.
tilt.
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IN COUNTY JUDGE'* COURT,
•KMIXOLB COUNTY, FI.OIIIDA
F.aTATB OF
FRANCES B. MILLER.
DECEASED
NOTICK TO CRKDITOHH
TO AI.L PERRON* HAVING
1*1.4 IMR
OR
II K M A N D ■
AOAI.NBT RAID KRTATEi
You and aacb of you ara
htraby notlflad and required
to flla any claim* and demande
which you, or alther or you
may have against aald aetata
In tha offlca of Hon. C. Vannon Mlae, County Judga of
Hemlhule County, at hie office
In tha Court llouae In Hanfurd,
Florida, within alx calendar
montha from tha time of tha
flrat publication of thla no
tlca. Each claim or demand
muat ba In writing and con
tain tha place of realdance and
poat offlca addrraa of Ilia
claimant and muat ba aworn
o by the claimant, hla agent
or attorney, or tha aam* ahall
bd void.
TIIK
FIRST
NATIONAL
DANK AT ORLANDO
Dy: a/ W. II. Clark
True! Officer
Aa Ancillary Admlnlatrator of aald aetata
Charlee J. Colllna, Jr.
1} South Magnolia Ave.
Orlando, Florida
Attorney for Ancillary
Administrator
Publlah Jan. 1*. Id, 17. A Fab.
1144.
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Legal Notice
Legaf Notice
REBOM'TION NO. IM
ment of the time and place
MKROl.fTION OF THE CITT where complaints will be hrdrd
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF with reference lei said assess
I.O M .n n illl. FI.OIIIIM, PRO. ments, and when said saiesaAIDING
FOR
TIIK
CON. ment roll will be finally ap
RTHMTION AND PAVING OF proved and confirmed by thle
NF.MINOLK AVKNUP.
A N II Council.
I.ANI1
A VENUE
RF.TWEF.N
BE IT FURTHER RESOLV
II Hi VII. AND S T R E E T AND ED that the special a s s e s s
I . AKKYIKW DRIVE IN THE ments provided for by thle
MTV OF I.ONOWOOII, FI.OR. resolution shall he payable at
ID *. AND PHOVIIIINO FOR th* option of the property
THE A R* ERRME NT OF THE owner* as follows: In cash
FORT
THEREOF
AG4INPT within 14 days of ths con
TIIK ABUTTING PROPERTY firming of the said special
assessment roll, or In ten (141
OWNER*.
said
WHEREAS, th# City Council equal annual payments,
of th* City of Longwood. Flor deferred payment* to hear In
ida. determines It advisable ae terest at the rate of 4 ', per
a necessary public Improve a nnuin
BE IT FURTHER HEHOLVment to construct and pave
Seminole Avenue b e t w e e n ED that this resolution snail
Highland Htreet and Lakevtew tie published twice la the
Drive and U nit Avenue be. SANFORD HERALD.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLV
tween Highland Htreet and
latkevlew Drive In the City of ED that this resolution shall
Longwood. Florida* all In com take effect Immediately upon
pliance with plana, specificstlone and eitlmatra now on
fit* with the City Clark of th*
City of Dogwood.
NOW. THEREFORE. BE TT
RESOLVED n r
THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
LONG WOOD. FLORIDA:
That th* City Council deems
It advisable, aa a necessary
public Improvement, to con
struct and pave Seminole Ave
nue between Highland Street
and Lakevlew Drive and D n d
Avenue
between
Highland
Htreet and l.akevtew Drive In
the City of l-ongwood, Florida,
with a twenty- <301 foot street
with a alx (41 Inch atahltlied
llmarock baa* or soil cement
baa* and a doubt* surface
treatment of liquid asphalt and
crushed atone, all according to
plana, specifications, and esti
mate* on file In th* office of
the City Clerk, which raid
plana, specification* and estlmates are hereby approved by
the City Council and shall con
stitute tha plana and specifi
cation* for aald Improvement*.
RE IT FURTHER RESOLV
ED that th* total coat of aald
Improvements shall
not be
over the eum of 14.414 04 and
th* City Council hereby assessa* tha mm of tt.4 Z l.ll against
tha lota and land* adjoining,
contiguous or bounding and
abutting upon auch Improve
ment
and
the
remaining
II.
111.IT ahall be paid out of
the funds of th* City of Longwood.
UK IT FURTHER RESOLV
ED that th* City Council de
termines that all lots and
lands adjoining and contigu
ous or hounding and abutting
upon said Improvement wilt he
especlslly benefited
by th*
said Improvement to th* ex
tent of Iwo-thlrde o f the cost
of said Improvements and that
th* special assessments to he
made and entered against auch
lands shall he mad* upon a
frunt footage basis and shall
b* determined and prorated
100% PURE
according to th* foot frontng*
respectively, of th* properties
adjoining and contiguous or
hounding
and
shutting
on
LEAN MEATY
ouch Improvement*.
HE IT FURTHER RKHOLV•
ED that the Tax Assessor of
POKK
th* City of Longwood, Florida,
•hall proceed to make and pre
pare a special assessment roll,
which assessment roll ahall
l>e completed and filed with
this Council aa promptly as
possible, and shall show the
lot* and land* assessed, th*
amount
of
th*
assessment
against each lot nr parrel of
land specifically benefited In
the amount aa determined by
thla resolution and upon the
completion
of
said
special
assessment roll, the same shall
bs publlahsd two times suc
cessively, ones s week, the
leet publication being at least
on* week prior to date of
Limit 1 With
hearing.
In
the
HANFORD
HERALD with a notice direct
ed to all property owner* In.
tereeled In said special a-eeea-
lu final passage and adoption. County. Florida, M* final re
ADOPTED
at
a
regular turn, account and voucher*, as
meeting of the City Council Administrator of th* Estate
of the City of Longwood. of DOOO “JACK” HARRIS, de
Florida, thla ?«•»• day of Jan ceased. and at said time, then
and there, make application
uary. 1*44.
to the aald Judge for a final
(SEAL)
settlement of hie administra
A. R. Lormann
tion
of said estate, and for an
Mayor
order discharging him a* auch
ATTESTS
Administrator.
Onnl* R. Shomst*
DATED this th# 15 th day
City Clerk
of January. A. D. 1144.
Publish Jan. 14. If. 1144.
William U. Cl***
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A* Administrator of th*
Katat# of Doog “Jack”
IN TIIK COUNTY JUDGE**
Harris, deceased.
COURT IN AND FOE PEMIGordon V. Frederick.
NOI.K COUNTY FLORIDA
Attorney for the Katat* of
la 11*1 Estate af
Doog "Jack" llarrle. deceased
L oot! “JACK* HARRIS.
Deceased 110 East C om m ercia l Street
Hutto 1 Kirk Plata.
FINAL NOTICE
Notice I* hereby gives that F. O. Hox 1711
the undersigned will, on th* Hanford. Florida. 11771
14th day of February. 1*44. Publish Jan. 14, 27 * Feb.
present
to
the
Honorable 1. 14. 1444,
County
Judge
of
Kemlnol* CDQ-47
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2. Nolle** • rcrsonali
i.
Phone
Classified
322-5613
322-5612
Office 204 W . First
Legal Notice
FICTITIOUS If AMR
NOTICE IB h*r«t>r «1v»n t>»l
! »rr. •?(•(«<! In business st
ISIS Hiawatha st 1T-SS. Semi
co!* Cour.tr. Florils. under
1b* fictitious asm* of. PAT
TON REAL.TT. end that I In
tend to r*flst«r asld ntm*
with th* CUrk of th* Circuit
Court. Semlnol* County. Flor
id*., In seeordsne* with th*
provision* of th* Flctltlou*
.N'am* Ststut**. to-wlth: Sec
tion IIS.01 Florida statute*
HIT.
• It: Koas Lk Psytos
hr I* P. Payton
Publish Jss. II, II. ST. A F*b.
I. 11*4.
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IN T H * CIBCUIT COURT OF
1 UK NINTH JUDICIAL CIR
CUIT IN AND FOR SBRINOLR
COt’ hTT, FLORIDA. IN CHANCFRV.
WEST SIPR FEDERAL IA V INCH A LOAN ASSOCIATION
OF NEW TORIC CITT. S cor
poration errsnlMd and. *xl*tIns under th* lew* af th*
Unlt*4 Stst** * f Amirles,
Plaintiff,
*s
JOHNSTON CHILDS s a l SAR
AH CHILDS, hll wlf*
Lafssdsata.
N o n e * o r s u it
STATE OF FLORIDA
TO
JOHNSTON CHILDS
And SARAH CHILDS, hi*
wlf*
who** residence 1* n i l
Adsmi Street. COLUM
BUS, OEORQIA
Tos sra hereby required to
fils rour answer or written de
fense*. If Any. Is ths A b o v e
proctadlns with th* Clerk of
thle Court. And l* servo s copy
thereof upoa th* Plaintiffs at
torney*. who** name* and addr*es appears hereon, on or b*for* th* Ird day of February,
1 M l. tha natur* of thla pro
ceeding bains a eult for for*eloeur* of m ortfat* asitn it
th* fotlowlas d*»crlb*d propar#y, lo-w lt:
Lot IT, OAKLAND HILLS.
■ ccordtns
to
th*
plat
thereof a* recorded In I’lat
Rook II. Paste It and 14.
Publld Record* of Stmlnol* County. Florida. TO
GETHER W IT H : Jaokeoa
O bi Net Water H*st*r,
Modal C lll,
Serial
No.
II*M ; permanently Install-
•d.
DONE AND ORDERED at
Sanford. County of 8tmlnolo,
Stalo of Florida, this tnd day
of January, 1MI.
(SEAL)
Koa. Arthur H. Baekwlth
Jr.
Clark Circuit Court
Bamlnol* Oounty. Florida
Byt Marika T. VthWn
Daputy CUrk
•resory, Coura A Paatalls
Attorney* far Plaintiff
404 Jackeon Btr**t
Tampa I, Florida
Fubllsht Jan. I, It, SO. IT. l i l t
CDQ-I
la Mid Cast* af tha Csaaly
Jedd*. le a t M l* Caeatr, Slat*
• ( FtavtdA. IN PRORAT*
la fa th* Batata aft
MAMIE MARTIN.
D«o*a**d.
FINAL NOTICB
Nolle* I* hereby slven that
th* underelgned will- on th*
Snd day af Maroh. A. D. l i l t ,
present t* th* Heaerabl* Countr Jud** at Semlnol* County.
Florida, h»r final return, socount nnd Toucher*, as Bsacutrls o f th* E«tat* of MAMIE
MARTIN, deceased, and dt aald
U na, than and tfcsr*. aiak* applleatl*a la th* aald J sd s* far
a final *4tll*m«nt af her ad
ministration af aald satata, sad
for *a ordar dliabarslns bar
a* ta«h XiM Blrls.
Data* this tb* Itb day af
January, A. D. 1114.
Ella Martlb Rohan*
A* Eiaeutrls af tha Estat*
af MAM1I MARTIN
D*caa»ad
STENSTROM. DAVIS A
McINTOdH
Attornaya for Rsacutria
Poat Of fie* Drawer 1111
Hanford, Florida UTT1
Publish Jan. 1*. M. IT, A F*b.
I. 1111.
C D Q -I!
N o T if* o r durr
TATB OF FLOBIDA TO
DELORES ANN SAMPSON,
who** r*«ld*nc* I*
M i l Flr»t rise*. K. W ,
Apartment I.
IVaehlngton. D. C. end
whes* mailing address la
11*1 First Plat*, N. W.,
Apartment I.
Washington. D. C.t
A suit having been filed
galnel you In Iho Circuit
ourl la and for Semlnol*
ouniy, Florida. In Chancery,
or Ulvurc*. the abbreviated
tie of which la Cornelius F.
ainpeon, plaintiff, v. Delores
nn Sampton. Utfei.dsul, this
•>tlc« I* to require you (a
lie a UN the Clerk of said
ourt your arlttan d*f*n**i. If
n>. to th* plaintiff* comlalnt filed In aald caua*. and
i nerve a Copy on tha plainIff* attornaya not later than
h* Ilth day of Fabruary, A. D.
>14.
Ilartln fall not or a daerc*
ru confatao will ba antarad
galnat you.
WITNESS my h»uJ and th*
tat <>f aalJ Court at Sanford.
Turlde. this »th day of Jana t). A. D. l i l t .
SEAL)
.ARTHUR H. BECKWITH.
ill.
Cltrb of lit* circuit court
Uy: Martha T. Vlhlen
tiepuiy Clark
lUTCUISOK AND
MYVUtU
'okt o f !] ,* I >. a * ar It
:.l» * r j* Hulldlng
• nford. Florida
tlorneya lor Plaintiff
’obllah Jan. II. U. IT. A Fab
11*1.
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Mon. Jan. 20, ’64— Page 9
INCOME TAX SERVICE
|LOST. T in male Dachshund.
O. M. Harrivons
Ident. Tag with name, ad
1311 Palmetto
dress, phone.
In Grove
322-7948
Manor area. Phone 322-3933 322-8827
or after S p. m. 312-7411.
Reward.
Repair;, parta;
Electrolux.
In Loving Memory of Clyde
Kirby,
KexAir,
AlrWajr,
Vivian Ricbby, Who Pawed
QE, etc. Cleaners sold, ex
•way one ye«r ago Today.
changed F it s Pick-up, 1114
■Ian. 20th. 1963:
Park Ave., Sanford, Phone
Gone just one year ago today,
FA 2-4763.
But loving thoughta arc
here to stay. Memories lin SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN
ger on — Same at day* you
ER SERVICE. Parta and
were with ui. Your loving
supplies for all m akaa In
kindnew, and good deedi
cluding:
Electrolux. New
to Relatives, Friends and
and rebuilt cleanera gold.
alt you came in contact
No
homo
service
call
with.
charge Phone FA 3-2282,
Sadly mliacd hy Tawing Hus
2333 Park Dr. ..
band. Maurice Rlchby and
Siistrrt and Brothers, The 3. Education - Instruction
Earned Children.
PIANO * ORGAN LESSONS
Preparation of Income Tax Alto tutoring In Foreign Lan
guage!, etc. 322 3328.
Returns by former agent of
Internal Revenue Svc. 3101
S. Park Ave., Tel. FA 2-3876, U.S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS!
Man-Women 18 and over. SaErneit Blcknell.
cure Job*. High pay. Short
hour*. Advancement. Thou•anda ot Joba open. Pre• MUMIA he.
aparatory training until ap
RBSOLUTION NO. IB1
pointed.
Experience
usually
RESOLUTION OF TTir fIT T
unnecessary. FREE inform “®o far I haven't put much in th* bank— I'm Ju$t living
c u e Nun. o r t h k t'iTU o r
LONUWOOD. FLORIDA, PROation on Joba, aalariei. refrom allowanca to aMowane*!*
VIIIINr,
FOR
THF.
UONqulrementa. Write today giv
STRUtWION AND PAVING OF
TULI.IS AVENUE BETWEEN
12. Kent Estate For Sale
ing name, address
and 6. For Rent
GRANT STREET AND OLEAN
phone. Lincoln Service, Box
DER
STREET,
AND
OAR
1 BR., furn. house. $30 mo.
U V E IN FRIENDLY
33, Sanford Herald.
STREET BETWEEN REITER
815Vi Laurel Ave. NO 8^4962,
LOCH ARBOR
AVENUE
AND
WTI.DttEIIE
AVE N IE IN TIU ! CITT OF 6. For Kent
3 UK, 2 Bath Hume with large
or NO 8-4814.
LONGWOOD, FLORIDA. AND
living room A Family room,
PROVIDING
FOR THE
APT. $30 a up. Surplus City.
A II E l* RE NT CM' THE UOIT BEDROOM, P v t ent. * bath.
Good plantings A lawn with
THEREOF A G A I N S T TIT*
FA 2-3966 after 3 p.m.
well A sprinkler system.
3
BR
Unfurn.
$8
week.
Near
A NUTTING PROPERTT OWN
$14,730. Attractive Termit
ERS.
Rase. FA 23219.
WHKRKAS. th* City Council W E L A K A APARTMENTS:
of th* City of Longwood, Flor
Room* private bathi, 114
RENT A BED
ida, determine* it adrleabl* a*
W. Firit St.
RoUaway, Hospital Jc Baby
a nsceeiiry public Improvem«nt to construct and pav*
Beds.
1901 Park Avenue
Tulllt Avenue between Grant TURN. Apt. 2300 MeUonvllla.
By Day. Week, or Month
FA 2-9232 anytime
Street and oleander Street,
and Oak Street between Balter
Ph. FA 2 3181 116 W. lit St.
Avenue and Wltdmer* Av*uu* 1 BR. furn. Duplex, utilities
LOTS
CARROLL’S FURNITURE
In th* City *r Lnngwood, Flor
incl. FA 2-2371 or FA 2-6838.
A few choice Iota left In Mayida. all In eompUanr* with
plana, ap*clfiratlons and aatl- FURN. 2 BR. house, $33 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen
fair and Loch Arbor sec
mat** now on fllo with tha
equipped, Lake privileges,
tions.
month. FA 2-2377.
Oily Clark af th* City af
near
Air
Base.
FA
2-4736
Longwood.
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
after 5:30.
NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT
HKHOLVED IIV TIIK CITT 1 iiuuvu • 3 rooms with fire
Realtor
COUNCIL OK TIIK CITY OF
place anil small acrcened 2-BDRM. house, kit. equipped. Raymond Lundquist, Asso.
LONUWOOD. FLORIDA:
817 Escambia Dr. FA 2-0920 FA 2-3991 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
That the City Counnll deeme
porch, Lake prhlleges. |63
after 6 p-tn.
It advleabl*. aa a neeeeeary
per
month.
public Improvement, to con.
2 BR. Home. Study, IK
Phone Frank Evans
•true! and pav* Tulll* Av*.
2 BR house, kit. equipped. $79.
Baths, large Family lint, in
nu* between Grant Hlr*»i and
FA 2 4417 or FA 2 1733
FA 2-3303.
Oleander
8tr*«t.
and
Oak
good neighborhood; includ
Street between Reiter Avenue
UNFURNISHED
ing stove, relrig , room air"CLEAN quiet Rooms" The
and Wlldmer* Avenue, In th*
City of Longwood,' Florida, 2 Bedroom, 1 bath ......... 873
cooditioncr, washing ma
Gabled. FA 2-0720.
with a twenty, (id) f*ot street 3 Bedroom, 1 bath . . . . $100
chine A rugs. Down pay
with a at* (I) Inch atabllliad
ment (430. Monthly pay
tlmaroek baa* or toll cemant 3 Bedroom, 1 bath . . . . $100 3 Bedroom Furn. home on
Lake Mary, (100.
baae and a doubt* aurfaca 3 Bedroom, H i bath .. $110
ments (83.30.
treatment of liquid aaphalt and 3 Bedroom, 2 Haiti, Loch
R. A. Williams, FA 2 3931 KINOSWOOI) BUILDERS,
cruatitd atone, all according to
Arbor ........................... $125
plan*. apaelUcatlnna, and ••:!Inc.
3
UR., large living room,
mala* on fll* la Ih* offlc* 4 Bedroom, 2 bath, Stove
rA 28074
of th* City Clark, which aald
range. 122 Shannon Dr.
Only, Lease ................ $143
plana, aptclfleatlom and aatl$93. Ph. 349 3321. Geneva.
3 ACRES VEGETABLE
malt* ar* hereby approved by 4 Bedroom, 2 bath, Mayfair
th# Oily Council and ahall con
FARM
........................................
$163
Large
3
IkJrm.
home,
Fla.
stitute th* plan* and apeclflRm., Elect, kit., Newly de
catlona
for
said
Improve Call Cliff Able* or Art Day
ment*.
at Stempcr Agency, 1919 S.
corated. $100 mo. unfurn. Irrigated with 4 " Artesian
BE IT FURTHER nESOLVwell, Barn, Tool Imuae, 2
French FA 2-4991.
CaU FA 2-2748 after 3:30
ED that the total coat of aald
Bedroom frame home in
Improvement* ahall
not be
anytime weekends.
over th* eum of llt.lld ft« and
perfect londllion. Near Lake
th* City Council hereby aateee9. For Salo or Rent
Jcasup, (13.300. TERMS. AL
*a Ih* turn of If,Mi.|| against
STOLTE, Fern Park, Ph.
th* lote and lands adjoining, in t h r c i r c u i t c o u r t o f
3
BEDROOM
CU
House,
kit
oontlguoua or bounding and t n s : n i n t h j u d i c i a l c i r .
838 3039.
abutting upon aueh Improve- CUIT n r FLORID*. IN ( I I I
chen equipped, near Winainant snd lha remaining 14,- FOR IRRINOLR t OUNTT,
DtxJe. Call FA 3 3398
t ll.d f shall be paid out of tha
SWEETIE PIE
By Nadine Seltzer
Vacuum Cleaner
Legal Notice
Seminole Realty
Legal Notice
fund* of th* City of Longwood.
bk it f u r t h e r r e s o l v
e d that th# City Council de
termine* that all lota and
land* adjoining and contigu
ous or bounding and abutting
Upon said Improvement will
ba especially benefited by th*
said Improvement to th* *gtont of two-third* of tha cost
of aald Improvement, and th’at
th* special a****am*nle to he
mad* and entered satinet aucti
land* ahall b* mad# upon a
frost footag* baala and shall
b* determined and prorttad
according t* tb* feet front■g*. r*ap*sttv*ly, or th* proP*rtl*a adjoining and contigu
ous ar bounding and abutting
on such Improvement#
BE JT FURTHER REROLVED that th* Tax Aaaaaaor of
tkd City af Laagwood, Florida,
■hall proceed to mak* and pr*.
M r* a apaclal aaee.ement roll,
which a****am*nt roll shall be
eerapUUd and filed with thla
Council aa promptly aa poetIbt* and shall show th* lot*
and lead* aa**a**d, th* amount
of lb* a***a*m*nt agstaat otch
lot *r parcel at land *ep*oially
benefited ta th* amount ae
dttarmlnad by tbla raaolutlon
and upon tb* completion nr
•aid apeclal aaaeaament roll,
tha same shall be published
two times suoceaalvaly, once
a week, Ih* last publication
being at !*a*t on* week prior
to dal* o f hearing. In the
SANFORD HERALD with a
"otic* directed to all propsrty
owner* Interested In aald apa
clal asaaaamtnt nf th* tlm*
and plar* *n *r* complaint*
will b* heard with reference
I* aald aaaaaamanla, and whan
•aid assessment roll will be
finally approved and confirmed
by tbla Council.
BK IT FURTHER RKSOLV*
ED that th* ap*<-l*l assess
ment* provided for by Oil* re
solution *h*ll ba payable al
th* option of tha property
owner* a* follows: In cash
within ( 0 day* of Ilia confirm*
Ibg of th* aald siwclel ■■••••luant roll, or In tan tlb) equal
annual payments, aald deferr
ed pay mi nis to b«ar Intrraat
at tha rat* of C^ par annum.
BE IT FURTHER RKSOLVKB that this resolution shall
b*
i.oblt.hed twice In
th*
SANFuHL HERALD.
BE IT FURTHER REs u LVEI* that thla resolution shall
lab* affect liiimadlataly upon
It* final p.-ecxgt and adupiUo.
A DOITED
at
a
regular
maatthg of th* City Council
of
the City of Longwood.
Florida, tbla l(tb day of Jar"wary, 1*41.
A. ft. Lormann
Mayor
ATTEgT.
Oaal* It dhamat*
UBy Clark
I’uhllah Job II, IT, 11( 1. ,
CDQ-II
IN CHANURRT. NO. IIM I
FLORIDA MORTUAGR A BEUURITtES COMPANY, a Flnrhla corpnratlon.
Plaintiff,
Y f.
KHKD L WALL and 8IIIRLLY
A. W A LL his wife, at a l.
Defendants.
NOTICR n r PUBLICATION
TGI AHHOCIATKD
FUNDING
COMPANY, which organi
sation operated or did
huelnrsa und*r a name
Indicating a corpnratlon,
either domestln or for
eign, and all unknown
hair*, dtvlsetf. grant***,
aselgn***,
lienor*.
cre
ditors. trust***, or other
parti** a I a I m I a g by.
through, under or against
AHarn-IATFD
FUNDING
COMPANY, which ergtnl••lion operated *r did
huelneee under a name
Indicating a corporation,
•liber domeatle or for
eign; end *11 unknown
person* and partite hav
ing or claiming to hav*
■ ny right, title or lnt*r**t
la th* fellowlag describ
ed property, to-wlt:
Lot 1, Block II. W LATH•
nilriPlKLD FIRST AD D!TION, according to th*
plat thereof, as rtoorded
In Plat Rook It. Pag** IS
and IT. Publlo luoorda af
Bemlnol* County, Florida.
YOU AND KACH OF YOU
ar* h*r*by ordered sad requir
ed to **rv* a copy af your Aaewer or other pleading to th*
Complalat filed la th* abovedried caue* oa KURT/. A
COOPER.
I ll
Metropolitan
Bank Building. I1T N. E. First
Avenue. Miami. Florida, t i t s :,
attorney* for plaintiff, and to
file the original thoreof In tbe
office of tha Clerk of tha Cir
cuit Court of tbe Ninth Judi
cial Circuit of Florida. In and
for Seminole County, Florid*,
on or before th* 17th dtr of
January, t i l l , otherwise, th*
allegation* of said Complaint
will be taken a* confessed ly
each
of
you.
Title
cause,
wherein F L O R I D A U n llT GAUD A kKi'l.'RlTIUH COMTANT I* plaintiff, and Hi*
above-iiaintd p a r t i * *
and
other* ere defendant*, wee In
etltuied for tb* purpoee of
foreclosing a morlgege «ncumbering th* real proper!)
hereinabove described.
It AT tile this :«th day of
D e ce m b e r. 1) 11.
(CIRCUIT COURT hRAt.)
Arthur H. Btckwltb. Jr.
At Clerk ol aald Circuit
Court
Uy Martha T. Vihlen
>
Deputy Clerk
‘ lo»w Offlc**
K t 111y a COiil’KR
Metropolitan Bank Buildln*
UT N. X. let Aveau*
Miami II, Florida
Publish Dec. |», l i l t g Jan. (.
IS. !», 1114.
CDP-H
WAREHOUSE
12. Real Estate For Sale Approx. 7200 sq.
FHA - VA HOMES
2, 3, It 4 BEDROOMS
1. m , <4 2 BATHS
DOWN PAYMENTS FROM
ft. floor
space with Railroad rightof-way. on 9 acres land with
paved frontage.
$17,000, TERMS
BEST BUY
$100
Low Monthly Payment*
For Complete Information
See Or Call Your
FHA - VA
SALES BROKER
3 BR, 2 Bath Home, Urge liv
ing rm, wall-to-wall carpet
ing, Elec, heat in each
roum, Kit. equip!. Double
carport, on large fenced lot.
$11,230. Terma!
12. R*tl E*Ut* Tor 8*1*
Dr.
322-3420
3-BR. By owner. 103 N. Sunland Dr., Sunland EstaUe.
FA 2-1198.
GRKENDRIAR
Choice
lota
available
in
Groenbrlar o f Loch Arbor
overlooking
gulf
fours*.
Custom building to your
spdclficatlons.
Grcanbriar
developed by
XING8WOOD
BUILDERS, INC.
202 Fairmont Dr.
PA 2-8074
WELDER: Apply Holloway Tractor mowing A Grading.
Concrete, Sanford.
CaU FA 2-7621.
THE TtME TESTED FinM
11$ N. Park Ave. FA 28123 LABORERS needed. Apply In For FAST TAXI Service call
person.
No phone calls
Homer Little at Greyhound
4 BR, 2 baths, centrally heat
please.
Holloway
Concrete,
llua Station. FA 2-1421 or
ed A itr-cond. Fenced back
McCracken Rd., Sanford.
9993.
yd. Water softener fc land
scaped. FA 2-0611.
The City of Sanford Civil
Washing Machine Sales
Service Board is accepting
A Service
applications for the position Free Estimate on Repairs
26(0 Hiawatha
of police patrolman. R e 322-7363
Property MnnnRement
quirement*: 21 to 30 yri. of
& Sale* Broker
"Repair MoJt Anything"
age; hgt. A wgt. to conform
BOYD'S CABINET SHOP
with established standards
FA 2-2816
with minimum 9'9" hgt. and 307 Elm
194 lbs. wgt.; minimum ol
Offerx for your aeltction
Piano Tuning and Repair
high school education or
these Beautiful 2, 3, A 4
W L. Harmon — FA 2-4223
equivalent; resident of Sem
Bedroom
inole county for at least six 29. Automobile Service
months. Position o f f e r s
Auto Glass, Tape
good working condition* and
A Sea* Covers
pension plan. Examination
V A - FH A
Jim Hunt Realty
Government
Owned Homes
Priced From $6,750
Down Payments
As Low As $100
Monthly Payments
From $43.50
To mak* tha best home
buy. sea th*
VA - FHA
Appointed
Property
Management &
Sales Broker
Jim Hunt Realty
Office
Night
FA 2-2118
FA 2-0848
• 323-0700
1834 Park Dr.
Sanford. Ft*.
Large 2 BR, 1 Bath home in
Ma>fair section. Has dining
room & large Fla. room
will) entrance from kitchen.
Separate 2-car garage. Only
<12.300 cash, or with FHA
financing available for those
who can qualify. Call Cliff
Abies or Art Day at Stemper Agency, 1919 S. French
Ave., FA 2-4991 for your
Preview.
2 RR House wltn acreages—
located 1 miles north St.
Johns River on 17-92 Hlway.
CaU 357-3292 Eustls fur deUll*.
TRY THIS ON FOR SIZE
Modem 3 BR—2 Bath Home
wiUi Elec, kit., atuacUve
yard, not in a development,
imi
traffic, near schools.
Ileal of all, only (9,300 with
(3>0 total down and $76 a
month.
SO U TH W A R D
INVESTMENT A REALTY
116 N. Park
322 9173
12. Real Enlnte For Sal*
5 ACRES orange grove, plua
3 Bedroom house on Uptala Road. For particular*
caU 397-1292, EuaUi, FU.
3 UR., X Bath, Kitchen equip.,
fenced yard. 3908 Old Or
lando Rd., Sunland.
CALL NOW1
CRUMPTON BUILDERS hava
several repossessed hornet
in the Sanford area.
OR REPAIRS TO
YOUR OWN HOME
For information caU Jack
Ilruwn, 422-8631 Orlando, or
877-6071 Tampa.
D U P L E X , 2-UH., terra no
floors. Would consider lots
on daal. L. C. Clark Sr., 702
FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha
Lake Mary Bhd.
WE KEGRF.T
Wu have no more Homes 13. Mortm>K* Loan/
available at Tee 'N Green MONEY WANTED — Second
Estates. Our temporary Of
mortgage on home for per
fice location la Lake Waymanent resident of 13 yrs.
man Height* Model, Ph.
Ample a i c u r i l y , Call
TE 13911. For homes In
FA 2 8U87 after 5 p.m.
Crystal I-akc Park and Sur
rounding Territory Watch 15. iluMtncfw O p p ortu n ity
for New Model Opening.
STORK FOR RENT. 214 San
3 BEDROOM, 1 batti. Kit
chen equipped. Owner be
ing transferred Must sell.
FA 2-2940.
TO SETTLE ESTATE
Kurn. or unfurn. 3 Bedroom,
1 awry Northern style home,
on Urge lot. 2 car Garage.
Quiet settled neighlxiriioud.
$11,300.
Seminole Realty
1901 S. Park Ave
FA 2-9232 anytime
VACANT 9-Kuotn bouse on
large lot, newly painted in
side and out, on S. Saulord
Ave. $3,800 Cash. 668 (601
Enterprise.
OWNER transferred. 2 UK .
kit. equipped, screen patio,
fenced yard. Recently paint
ed. 1100 down, $74 par mo.
322-3203.
LMN Enterprise*, Inc.
Harold C. Lugan, Pres,
••hone TE 8 3911
Mr. Leatherbury
or Mr. Ferguaon
27. Special Services
S t Johns Realty
L. PAYTON
Stenstrom Realty ROSA
Reg. Heal Eatata Broker
2383 Park
17. Male Help Wanted
ford Ave.. FA 2 0221.
16. Frnal* Help Wanted
AUTO GLASS &
SEAT COVER CO.
for qualified applicants will
be held at 2:00 p.m. Jan. 24,
1964, in the city haU. Sub
304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032
mit applications to Civil
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Service Examiner not later
than Jin . 23. 1964.
18. Help Wanted
SOMEONE In their home, to
take phone calls for a (n u ll
business. Write Box 39, San
ford Herald.
COUPLE, to manage and
maintain Apt. Bldg. Must
live on premises. FA 2 8112.
Colored Motor Route Carrier
for afternoon paper route.
Must have Reference* and
dependable car. Write Cir
culation Dept. P. O. Box
1637, Sanford.
34. Article* For Sal*
CARPETS clean easier witis
the Dlue Lustre Elec. Shampooer only $1 par day. Car*
roU's Furniture.
For your Children: Compton's
America's highest quality
encyclopedia. Half p r i c e .
Trade-In. FA 2-74S4 after *
p.m.
Carpet Special!
\
LIMITED TIME ! I !
Mac has THROWN AWAY th*
Percentage Book.
Buy your Carpet or Rugs ak
Dealer COST plus $1 per
yard.
ALL FIRST QUALITY
TOP RATED MILLS
CaU us for a showing o f thes*
fine Carpels in your home.
Nylon, Acrilan, All Wool,
etc. Hundreds to choosn
from. TERMS) Up to two
year* to Pay!
Carpets A la Carta
1109 E. Colonial Dr.
Orlando, Fla.
241-6194 Collect or
Scnknrik Class nnd Paint Leroy C. MacTavish, Owner
Company
FA 2 9945 after • p.m.
210 Magnolia Ph FA 2-4622
Fin a n c ia l d if f i c u l t ie s
32. Flower* • Shrubtt
Caused Family to Turn la
'64 mode! Swing Ncedl*
BLOOMING Rose* on Chero
Dial-O-Matic, Makes fancy
kee *tock, Alt other kind*
sUtches, nukes Buttonholes,
of Nursery shrubbery and
Sews on buttons. Mono*
tree*.
grams, Embroiders, Etc.
Gray Shadow* Nursery
Responsible person Assumo
r* Ml. S. on Sanford Ave.
remaining 4 pymts. ol $7.00
Ph. Credit Mgr. FA 2-8627.
33. F u rn itu re
AUTO GLASS
INSTALLED
FRKK ESTIMATE
35. Articles Wonted
Upholstering A Mattress ren
WANTED! Citrus fruit. Larg*
19. Situatlonn Wanted
ovating. New A Used Furni
or small amounts. Bonded
ture. CaU Nix Redding Mfg.
CLEANING
Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans*
Co., at 709 Celery Ave.
Offices, new A refill homes.
field, FA 2-4244.
FA 2-2117.
Work guaranteed. Bu-AK
Cleaning. FA 3-053L
Sell
Ua
Your
Furniture. 36. Automobiles • Trucks
Quick Service With the '59 English Ford recently
DAYS work, ironing, etc. Ph.
Cash. SUPER TRADING
FA 26109, after 5 p.m.
overhauled, new tires, bat*
POST. KA 2-0677.
tery, Real clean. 38,001
BLOCK A
BIllCK
Work,
mile*. $395. FA 2-7680.
Used
furniture,
appliances,
large or snuU jobs. 323-0746.
tools, etc. Bought - Sold. '58 Ford, Station Wagon, anChild Caro. FA 2-2274.
Larry's Mart 215 Sanford
cond., power brakes, steer*
Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132.
ing, Best offer over $600,
DAY’S WORK. FA 2 5766.
Must scU. FA 2-7880.
WANTED reliable couple to
21. B**uty Salon*
take up monthly payments 1961 Dodge Pickup. Good cond.
Harriett's Beauty Nook
ol (13.30 on 3 complete
(8u0, Sec at Sanford Now
Eve Appt's. 3 Sr. Beauticians
roorni of furniture. CaU
Sewer Plant.
109 So. Oak
FA 2 5742
TE 8 1511, Casselberry, col
'53 Olds, Full power, aula,
lect.
PERMANENT SPECIAL!
trans. Must Sell, going in
20% Off Regular Prices
svc. $175. FA 2-3717,
34. Article* For Sale
Ace Beauty Salon. Moyfulr
SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC
1936 Cadillac, good cond,
Hotel CaU for eve. appt.
Would like responsible party
Kcasonable offer accepted;
322 8325.
to take up jmyment* of (in
Ph. KA 2-3734.
PERMANENT Wave Special
monthly on 1963 Slant Ob u y i n g a rrrw ar
Present thla ad for a Mother
Malic Automatic Zig Zag
USED CAR?
»
and Daughter pc< iiiinviil
Sewing Machine in Console.
FINANCE
IT
WITH
US
wave. Mother pays regular
Balance (161. Service Dis
* Low Interest Kates
price — Daughter's pertnaucount Co. 2(1-9587 or 422-0932
* Low Monthly Payment*
nant
Orlando, call collect.
FLORIDA STATE BANK
W Trice
FOB S A L E - Fill dirt, clay,
Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop
shell, peat and topsoil. Ellis 87. Boats - Motors
318 Palmetto Ave.
Lloyd, FA 2-2576.
Phone 322-0831
THERE MAY BE SNOW ON
THE ROOFI But there's red
GUNS.
New
A
Used.
Large
24. Electrical Service*
hot Bargains In our heated
selection. Will trade, Also
showrooms I Winter • Ums
YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC.
repair. T ickle sold A re
prices on our latest style
Contracting A Repairs
paired Oileen Bridge Fish
Cathedral
Hull Thunder*
A Control*
Camp A Gun Shop.
birds,
Lapslrake
MFC's,
114 Sunset
FA 2 8902
30,ooo ll.T.U. auto, gas space
Aluminum Lone Stars 4b
25. Plumbing Service*
healer. Ex. cond. (15. Ph.
ConvcnUonal Travelers. En*
323 0417.
joy a full ytarl Buy Nowl
PLUMBING
Added attracUon: All '69
Contracting Repairs
Jan. Spec. Seafarer dunga
Boats, motors and trailer*
FREE ESTIMATES
rees. (2 55 pr. Army-Navy
•1 VERY LOW Closeout
R. L. HARVEY
Surplus, Sanford,
Prices. TERMS! R o b a o n
204 Sanlord Ave.
FA 2 3363
Sporting Good*, Downtown
READY MIX Concrete, win
Ssnford, FA 2-9961.
dow sills, lintels, steps,
27. S p ecia l Service*
blocks, sand, cement, rock, e=
39. Trailers • Cabana*
INCOME TAX
pipe, steel, groaso traps,
PREPARATION
dry wells, stepping atones. 1962, 31x10 Ft., 2 BR. trailer.
1306 Douglas — 322-7199
Miracle Concrete Co.
$700 equity, assume poj*
800 Elm Ave.
FA 2-6761
nients. Must see to appr*>
elate. 3313 Orlando Dr. Ph.
WEDDING
G O W N,
floor
322-9107.
length Pcau de Sole with
Anywhere in City Limits
New people In sown tool
Reel'* Paint & Body Shop long sleeves. Fits 10 12.
Park Avo. Trailer Cl., Lot Hi raid Ails. Be aura y
Complete Wreck Rebuilding
28.
business la represented i
null St. A Sanford Ave.
attractive
advertlaamai
Day FA 2-7719-Nlle FA 2 0386
FI ll.CPLACE ' WOOD
Oak
and
Pine
Travel GREYHOUND. Call
Robert Morris, 323 0335
FA 2-1421 or 9993 and we
Wrecker Service
$5.00
will have our TAXI pick USED FREEZER, completely
you up lluiner LitUc, Grey
rccond., ou day warranty.
hound Bua Slation.
910 Sanford Ave. FA 2-7638.
PIANO SVC. A TUNING
Rebuilding • Retelling
FREE ESTIMATES
GENE CUMBAA
322 2661 — Call PM Only
FuUy automatic Frigldalre
range. FA 2-7688.
REGISTERED NURSE
or
AUTOMATIC ZIG ZAGGKR
Licensed Practical Nurse
Singer, drop-in bobbin, like
LAKE LIVING SITES Position now open in New
new, docs decorative de
10 Minutes Sanford, 10 minNursing
A
Convalescent
HEATING
signs, makes buttonholes,
ulcs Orlando—2 minutes to
Ceutcr. Good salary, meals
SERVICING - TESTING
sews on buttons. Bal. (81,
Interstate 4—Vi Acre with
while on duty. Select quar
Lewis Sales A Service
assume
p> mis.
of
(10
huge oak*, sand lake spring
ters available.
2317 C. C. Road
FA 2 7928
montlil). Buy locally and be
fed—81993 Full Price, (20
DeUary Manor
served locally. 104 S. Park,
pet month. No down. CaU
WELLS GRILLED, PUMPS,
Kt. 17-92, DeUary. Fia.
322-9411.
owner, Harry Block, Or
SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
—WOMEN—
lando, GA 4 8183.
All Types and Sites
|Earn Extra money with Na
Wo Repair and Service
LOCH A R B O R -By Owner, 3
tional Company in your
S T I N E
III! , 3 baths, large atone
apara time. For further in Machinery and Supply Co.
YOUH
fireplace in wood-panelled
formation write Box 38, 207 W 2nd St.
FA 2 6432
liviug 'oum, Fla. Rm., uUSanford Herald.
lity room, large rooms,
open-beam ceilings Uirougb- RELIABLE baby altter-hou**HOMES
O N A NFV»
keeper, 9 da. wk. CaU after
oul. owner being transfer
We will buy lha lot you se
6 p.iu. 322-2760.
lect and build tha hum*
red. 3163 Country Club Hd.
*77771 E l rT 7 7 S
you want. One complete
Call 322 9262.
WANTED. Advanced H a i r
transaction. Payment from
nothin* down 44 minimum
Stylist Eva • Bess Beauty
UY OWNLIt. 3 bedroom, ltt
munthly. FHA, VA, or
Shop. 121 N. Q«k.__________
bath borne. One bedroom
Hank Financing.
has separate entrance, can
LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc.
17.
Male
Help
Wanted
"
be rented for income. Will
Phon* 888-1911
t*ad* for smailer place. MAN, 21-48, (or Insurance
Mr. Leatherbury or
APPLIANCE SERVICE
Shown by appointment. CaU
debit, Sanford area. Salary
Mr. Fargiuo*
310 Hanford A ss. VA 8-7*31
FA 24*4*
plus comm. CaU 3234*43.
SOLDI
341
MACKLE-BUILT
QUALITY HOMES
ma
BTCOJTTf
a
3
p
t
5
9
And so <
quality homes m i prkad se
tow -97.790. to tl$JSa
with as Imla as 1280. d s n
sad $41.27 par month —
Drive set Mar. Thw* are
|J modsls to m m frriat
lik t latintets #4 — gat
Uf at th* OsBary uduni*.
IMS BIIT0NA
"
*»
�.. ..
a.
Village Committee
To Be Continued
By Mo m GHm Im I
Member* of the North Or*
kudo Christina* Committee,
maetlrig U*t week to bear re
port* on th* Dec. 16 event,
agreed to continue a* a repre
sentative committee o f varlou*
Legal Notice
in rn r. crncr.iT co c n T o r
r tm n m n i ju ih c iu . rm cv rr. in Ann rots * kmijsoi.r corn T r. n.onniA
cH A n ccn r no. m u
riR S T
FEDERAL. HAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF
Olll.ANDO, a corporation.
PlalBtirr,
K*HMA JEANNEA CRAIG, a/k
/a ERMA J. CRAIG, a /k /a
JEANNKA r. CltAIO. formerlf ERMA J. HARRINGTON,
and RICHARD M. CRAIG, her
husband, *t a l,
D*f*ndanta.
n o n e s 01* *i it
statu o r fmihiiia
cotramr o r snvnnoi.ii
TOi KIIMA JKANNKA CRAIG,
a /k /a KIIMA J. CRAIG,
a /k /a J E A N N E A
K
CRAIG, fortnrrlr ERMA
J. HAIltllNOTON
Residence Unknown
Tou are hereby notified that
a aalt haa been Hied asalnet
you In the above entitled
cause, and that you are requir
ed to file your answer with
the Clerk of this Court and to
serve a copy thereof upon the
plaintiff or plaintiff's attor
neys, whose name and address
Is Olles, lledrlck A Robinson.
ISt Houth Court Street, Or
lando, Florida, not later than
Febrsary IT. 14*4. If you fell
to do so a Decree Pro Confeaso
will be entered eyalnst you
for the relief demanded In the
Complaint. This suit le to fore
close a mortssye. The reel pro■arty proceeded acslnat lei
I-et I and the North II
feet of Dot t In Block D.
of RIDOK HIGH SUDDIVISION, according to the
plat thereof ae recorded
In Plat Rook II. page If.
o f the Public Records cf
Seminole County, Florida.
WITNESS my hand and the
Seal of this Court at Orlando,
Florida, this tth day of Jan
uary, lM t.
(HKAI.)
. .
.
Arthur II. Bockwltb, Jr
Clerk
Jlertha T. Vlhlen, D C.
Dyt. Me
Altea. Hedrick A Robinson
I t l Boutb Court Street
Orlando, Florida
Attornoya lor Plaintiff.
organisations and clubs to as
sist In planning and aponiorIng community events coming
np Ister In tbs yesr.
It wss voted thst the fund
bslsnce on hsnd, 672.04, would
be used to estsbllsh s “ Chil
dren's Event” fund after ex
pense* of cleaning end storing
Santas’ suit and donation* to
the Civic Association towards
the alectric bill are paid.
The committee agreed to par
ticipate In giving an Easter
Party for th* children and in
the annual Fourth o f July cel
ebration. A meeting will lie
railed on th* Easter Party.
Each organisation represent
ed will sponsor a fund railing
project In the near future to
ward* the purchase of fire
work* for the July 4 event
and, for the celebration Itself,
will sponsor booths with pro
reeds going to the individual
sponsoring organisation.
Mr. C. Rodgers
Funeral Tuesday
Clarence Rodgers, 49, of
Longwood, died Friday at J.
Ilillis Miller Medical Center
in Gainesville following open
heart surgery.
Born May 16, 1914, in Ham
burg, N. Y., be was a plumb
er by trade.
Survivors ara his wife, Mrs.
Vera Rodgers, three soos,
Richard, Donald and William,
and two daughters, Carolyn
and Darlene, all of Longwood,
and ■ number of brothers.
Funeral services will be
held at 10 a.m. Tuesday in
the Chapel of Nlblack Funeral
Home in Casselberry with
Rev, Arthur Froelich of Mailland
Bible
Presbyterian
Church officiating.
Burial will be in Longwood
Cemetery,
Mrs. Spurfing
Dies; Founded
Local Church
Active Cases O f TB
On Rise In Florida
Funeral aervlce* tor Mrs.
Flora E. It. Spurting, 84, who
died Friday in an Orlando
nursing home, were held at 10
a.m. today at the Christian
Miiiionary Alliance Church
In Sanford with Rev. Charles
C. Drei officiating. Burial
wai In Lakcview Cemetery.
A former Sanford resident
at Ills South Myrtle Avenue,
Mr*. Spiirling had mada her
home In recent year* at 27
North Forest Avenue in Or
lando. She and her late hus
band, J eu e Spiirling, formed
the first Christian Alliance
Church In Sanford.
Survivors are utrpdaughlera, Mr*. George E. Weill
and Mr*. E. A. Monforlnn, of
Sanford; Mrs. Ralph Cowan,
of Winter Park; Mr*. Harold
Danfnrth Sr., of Orlando; Mrs.
I. T. Stringer, of Winder, Ga.,
and Mr*. Ola Keene, o f Jack
sonville; sitter, Sirs. Abhy
Dsvld. of Orlando; brother,
Carl Henry Harris, of Arling
ton, Va.; 14 grandchildren, 28
great grandchildren and sev
eral nieces and nephews.
Gramkowr Funeral Home
was in charge of local ar
rangement*.
New active eaaaa of toberculoils are on the Lncress* In
Florida for the fifth consecutiva year, according to Dr.
Dwight J. Wharton, director
of the Division o f Tubercul
osis Control, Florida State
Board o f Health.
Dr. Wharton reported a
preliminary total o f 1,568 new
active tuberculosis cases in
1963 a* compared to 1,439
cases in 1963—an increase of
129 case*. New active ease*
for the previous three years
were 1.359 cases in 1961, 1,295
eases in 1960, and 1,271 cases
In 1950.
“ A large increase In the
number of new active cases
is being found in the age
group from birth to age 15,
not only in Florida but
throughout th* nation,’' Dr.
Wharton said. He attributed
this toere aae among cbfldren
to more thorough caae detec
tion activities and better re
porting of newly-found cases.
Florida figure* reveal that
the total o f 1,371 new active
oases reported in 1959 includ
ed 30 children under the age
of IS while In 1962 ttie total
o f 1,439 rises included 133
children in that aame age
brack *. This represent* a
percentage increase of al
most double among children
discovered to have active tub
erculosis in these two yeart.
Dr. Wharton cited figures
released by the U S. Public
Health Service showing that
there were 54.652 new active
cases of tuberculosis In the
United States in 1962, an in
crease of 9M more than the
1961 total.
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Reoords of
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VOL. 6C
eio°
Established 1»08
TUES., JANUARY 21. 1961
0
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NO. 108
Florida
Commissioner of
Agriculture Doyle Conner will
arrive here Thursday to take
part in the dedication of a
new pesticide residue testing
laboratory.
The dedication ceremonies,
which are open to the public,
will he held at 11 a. m. at
the Florida Slate Farmer'a
Market. Ollier state and local
officials are expected to be
on hand for the program,
Commissioner Conner laid
the Sanford Laboratory will
be the first permanent pesti
cide residue testing facility
located outside of Tallahassee.
The laboratory will be hous
ed on the mezzanine of (he
State Farmer's Market, and
will contain the latest testing
equipment. II will be staffed
by a chemist, laboratory
technician and inspector.
"It will be the duty of these
men to take samples, test and
Four Budgets
Presented At
Casselberry
By Fred Van I'elt
William laffler and A. B.
Loc.il university site com* Peterson J r„ engineering and
mittce members today were realty consultants, respective
wrapping up detailed plans (ur ly, for the local committee,
what Is hoped to he a final flew over tlie local sites this
briefing on tlie Lake Ada, mornjng making aerial slides
Kevin, Tiiskawilla and, possi- (or presentation before the
hly, the Lund sites for Stale J
rt| Thursday at the Ov ielloa.il of Control members (j(J Priding before Hie slate
Thursday afternoon at Oviedo #niccl> arc taken on an aerCity Hall.
ini and- surface tour of tlie
Board members and their sites.
staff are slated to view orginOther
local
committee
al and new sites offered liy members were wrapping up
Orange County T li n r s d a y the final paper work for a
morning and to come to Sem new presentation of facts and
inole County for the same figures to tlie Hoard Thurs
purpose Thursday afternoon. day. Should tlie Board decide
Hoard and staff members on a site Friday at tlie Orionhave expressed themselves as ,|„ meeting, it will so recoinhopeful tlie Board will make mend to the Stale Cabinet,
a final selection Friday for sitting as the Stale Board of
the proposed East Central Education, for final decision.
Florida university. The Board The Board of Control deadwill meet at to a.m. Friday locked 3 3 Jan. 10 between
at the Cherry Plaza Hotel. i,ake Ada and Bluestone, in
Orlando.
Orange County.
Mefro Phones
Tlie proposed metropolitan
telephone system got an en
Several local business and
dorsement by the Sanford no
Orange County folk are still professional men have purtary Club at its weekly meet
referring to the proposed chuscd a tract of undcvcloping Monday.
school as a space university. I P(j )an(i on Highway 17 4. l>2
The aetion rame following
Once again The Herald re
re- nrar j,*jve p0jDjs ,n Seminole
nil address by Clifford McKibminds them that it's to be a County for a reported $95,000.
bin, chairman of the metro
four-year, degree granting li
Sanford attorney and trustee
politan telephone sy stem com
beral arts college.
for the group, Gordon V.
mittee of the Seminole Coun
' Frederick, staled that he was
YAIIIIOIIOI'GII
Virginia I’etro^kl says the
ly
Chamber of Commerce.
not at liberty to diicuss the
McKibhin told tlie Rnlnrians
Lake Ada site has another
contemplated future use of the
advantage not yet mentioned.
that tlie establishment of tlie
land. He did emphasise how,Tile area has Welcome Wagon ever, tiiat confidence in the
metropolitan system
is n
service. She paints out that
"phone
wall"
which
separate*
growth and development of
the northern and southern see.
there is no service at Uluc- Sanford and Seminole County
lions of the county. Telephone
stone. In tact, she told us Or *prompted the purchase.
servin'
between the two areas
lando does not have Welcome
The Ileal Estate transaction
is currently on a toll charge
Wagon service in all of its I was formulated and handled
basis.
areas.
! by Sanford Realtor. Ernest
Cnndidncy for nomination
"Tlie system," said McKib• • •
M. Southward of Southward
bin. "would enable any Semi and election as County Com
When State Board of Con Investment and Realty Co.
nole county telephone sub missioner for District t was
trol members Inspect Semin
scribed, served either by Sou announced today hy Walter
ole's sites Thursday, prior to
thern Bell or the Winter Park Edward Yarltortiugh, o f Genthe board's meeting Friday in
In keeping with the County j Telephone Company, to dial rvn. post now held by Gen. J.
TONYA JOHNSON has been chosen the 1961
Orlando, Seminole officials
Commission's
re-affirmatinn any other telephone in the C. Hutchison.
"sweetheart" of Seminole High School chapter,
will go all out fo provide
meeting Monday on the l.ake county loll free."
Future
Farmers
of
America,
anil
will
reign
over
Horn in Grncva In 1931,
board members with every
Ada and Kcon sites. Chair
McKibhin advised the Ho- Yarborough w a • grndunted
all FFA events for the next year. Site also will
possible assistance. If they
man James I', Avery Jr. to larinns tliot a slight increase from Keminolo High School In
compete in district anil area for possible com
desire, members will be flown
day mailed the following let- in basic rales for Southern IP-Ill uud served two yenr* In
petition
as
tlie
"State
FFA
Sweetheart."
A
over the areas as well as pro
The Southern Hell Telephone (t.r (0 Board of Control Chair- Bell subscribers would he
tlie U. S. Army. His father, J.
vided vehicles for on-the-spot ; COLUMBUS. Ohio t u r n — senior at Seminole, she is the daughter of Mr.
business office will he moving man Iluya Harrison, wills necessary.
Business
phono W. Yarborough, waa Seminole
ami
Mrs.
Alltert
L.
Johnson,
919
West
First
|Former astronaut John It.
inspections.
to a new down-towu locution copies to other members, sup- rates would bo Increased ap(Herald Photo)
County roud superintendent
Glenn’s partisans claimed to- Street.
approximately April I, ft wus porting
local commitments proxlinatcly *1.50 Private line
for 20 year*.
George Gcmbevkl and ids '■■y bis political lmndwagon
announced today by Bob Shed- mr the university site:
residential rales would go up
Yarborough is engaged in
wife wore iLliing at Wckiva j “ »'««
rolling."
den, Sanford’s group manager
"The Board of County Com- about 50 cents, two-party
the rattle and citrus business
for the company. 1 he new mlsiionors, being Justifiably lines to rents and four-party with his uncle, W. G. Kllbec,
of Altamonte Springs, pul H O f l l C W t l I 'd D u l l 11(1
office will he at 200 E. Com- proud of tlie excellent finan- linos 30 cents.
uf Geneva.
MIAMI
(U
P
!)
—
H
a
r
o
l
d
down his rod and reel to step
mercial.
Southern Hell subscriber*
rial rendition of our County
He has been a member of the
over to a concession stand. Dcrbcr wanted to bring 309,Tlie building, formerly oc relative tu the other tilt in tlie next week will be provided board of direelora o f the Sem
The rod and reel were gone U00 Cubans to the United
eards
main
which
they
will
bo
cupied hy- llmas Motors, is be Slate, and being aware that
inole County Cattlemen's Aswhen be returned. Mr*. Gem-1 States, but lifter delivering
ing leased from William L. certain
rummitnicnta
have asked to Imlicato their de jnociatinn for tlie lust three
beeki said something pulled ! 0,‘ b ' '-*3 wa* on his wtyh
Kirk and will be completely been made as an integral sires concerning tlie metro years and i* a past president.
it away. Herb Sutton — owner: todu>’ under dc|iorlati4Mi
rebuilt
for .tho new tenants.
part of our univursity ailo system. Officials of the com He also is a member o f Uie
f
10
bUIUm
for
tlie
current
WASHINGTON (UPI) —
of the kite and George
"Thia move was mude nerrs- submissions, feels that the pany have * tried that a decl- Geneva Citizen* Committee
A
Jude 30,
P reriSr* nrt.ruon today twin
V
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s
i
t
t
f
u
u
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j
g
f
r
.
i
spent two hours with grappl
l i e emphasized that all his |*nry due to a need for larger Board uf Cuntrul should have alve favorable veto will he and Geneva Methodist Church.
e
997.0
billion
MOSCOW tU P It-iB k ' Bo. Centres*
ing hooks to no avail. An hour
planning
waa contingent on quarter*," said Kinddeu," and II e facts concerning our fi required, not a simple maj'economy ami progress" budgChosen "Outstanding Young
alter George and his wife lett, viet government scheduled a
early
pas
iifrc by Congress of j « o utc delighted that we were nancial condition m order to |orlty,
Farmer o f Seminole County"
llerlt hooked the fishing gear. I reception for Cuban Premier ft brimming with optimism
ulile to find such u suilulilo lo determine If wc can reason
in 1UH2 hy the Junior Chamber
Tlie line was broken and the |
Castro tonight, Indicat* and radiating election-year the f l l billion lax eul bill
cation In the downtown area. ably live up to this* commitand
tlie
stimulus
it
is
expect
of Cotnmeire, Yarborough’s
hook was gone. George won-|l,,K hi* ' if,t n'«y be nearing significance,
Tho steady growth uf the arcu llirnts,
numo was submitted for stata
ders . . .
“ u en,lJohnson proposed cutting ed to give tho economy.
lots mad* it imiiulutory that
• • •
Johnson
also
assumed
tliut
award in the category and was
federal spending Solid million
wc increiisu lmth our working1 "Tlie attached enclosures
chosen third.
under current levels in the Congress would go along with
Huts off to a group of Boy
u $1.3 trillion slash in dt-fenso force and our working space,. were compiled by former
He Is married to the former
WASHINGTON'
(UPI)
—
'new
1905
fiscal
year,
marking
Scouts who Saturday morning
* pending and give him new and we plan further expansion Cuiumisrioncr Vernon Dunn
Imogen* llostick, of Ocala, and
White
Houso
classroom
un|y
tlie
second
time
In
nine
were seen picking up litter on 1 ‘l0
|nj nn aj,| |0 planning by varcotton uud duiry programs to in thu next few years.”
they have two children, Sharon
used hy Curulinu Kennedy is years this has been done.
L'S 17-02 near Seminnla Bou
Sliedden
said
that
renovation
|jol|, citizen groups and our
In
Ip
save
another
$t.lii
tril
Lynn, 6. and W. K.. 2tt.
living turned Into i« teenogu
But
his
said
Ills
budget
levard. 'Tit a shame motor
- of the building Inis already: Board. They were not com" I f elected,"
A'arliorough
‘Mute" room for President “ would udvuiice our nation to- lion.
ist* are so careless hut it's
for
the
Either—or both—of these |started ami should bu rum- ,,||w| specifically
WILDWOOD (U PI) — Tito -aid, " l promise to personally
ward greater iiutiouul securi
mighty tlioughtlul on the part Johnson's two daughters.
pleted In approximately six Board of Control's eyes but Turnpiko Authority finished ; oversee all roud work in Die
ty, a stronger economy and assumptions could lie upset by
of these youngsters to tako it
weeks. "Nearness to a muni- u
believed that an opinion I lengthening the S u n s h i n e trict I and will assist in other
some
new
international
crisis.
realization o f tho American
upon themselve* to help keep
Monday, and district*. 1 will lie on rail at
Treasury Secretary Doug cipul parking lot and to tlie j 0f olir (rue financial condition State Parkway
TALLAHASSEE
(U
PI)
—
dream
of
individual
security
our highways rlear of rub
should in- can Ik- easily deduced there considered widening it today
all times fur any service to
Stute School Supl. Thonuis D. uud equal opportunity for all.” las Dillon said the President's ...... P°»l
bish.
crease tlie- convenience of our
Consulting Engineer C. H. residents."
Ituilcy will campaign for u
Tlie President ulso predict rut in expenditures greatly Icustomers," Shcddcn conclud from.
"We would respectfully call Peterson said at an uuthority
Increased ebanres of getting a
fifth straight term on a plat
Ilcrc'i a meeting change: form of "outstanding accom ed that tlie Treasury would bslnured budget In fiscal 1907. ed.
your attention to tlie fact that meeting In I,cr*hurg that the
wind
up
$1.9
billion
in
tho
Sanford's Business and Pro plishments in education" in
our mltlage for the current present four lanes between
Previously, the Treasury in
red next year compared with
fessional Woman’* Club will Florida under his guidance.
year totals 14.25 mills with Miami and Fort Pierre—the
dicated tlie deficit would not
meet Wednesday at 8 p.m.
the current value of a mill be original "bobtail" section—
be erased until fiscal 1908.
The meeting will be Isold at
ing approximately $192,000.
was fust reaching its maxi
Johnson, who called tlie
tlie Florida State Bank lounge.
mum accommodation point of
budget the first major Usk |
PARIS (U P I)—The French
. . .
confronting him after succeed. I Employes of Atlantic l oast
government, in a short and dry
"Further, since 1939, that 30,000 cart a day,
An right-root wall with a
Krn McIntosh say* a repre note, lisa rejected the U. S.
“ The present trend Indicates
ing the stnin John K. Kennedy, 1Line Railroad w ill bold their additional new construction
foot
or barbed wire atop
sentative from
the
state protest over Frunre'a forth
said lie went on thu theory find quarterly safety commit- added to the tax rolls each n growth o f 40,000 u day. . . .
wasn't big enough to stop
Nursing Bureau will lie pro- coming recognition o f ComTlie public is descending on u.
that
"an
austere
budget
nee
I
fee
meeting
al
7:30
p.m.
Wedyear
lias
provided
all
necess
Tim Columbia B o y c h o i r
ltd* Imy—hut Police (Hlircr
sent for the meeting of th e ,
chllWi jt wu» |lurMl.,|
not be and should not be n ne.ilay in the railroad's as- ary increases m facilities and in unexpected droves," he suid. Thomas llrpprn was.
from
Princeton,
N.
J.,
will
.seminole County
P u b l i c today.
standstill budget . . . this is, sembly room at the passenger service without ati increase in I Preliminary traffic growth
hhrrllf J. L. Ilobby re
present a concert at 8 p.m.
H e a l t h Nurrin; Advisory
I studies wera ordered by Au
niillage.
I believe, * budget of econo station.
ported this morning that
tonight
on
the
stage
o(
the
Council which is to meet Jan.
Safety Supervisor I-nmbfr"Tlie exception to this was thority Chairman John Phil- two Juveniles in reunty Jail
Seminole High School auditor my and progress."
29 al tlie County Health Cen
OCALA (U P I)—A motion to ium, under tlie auspices o(
'Hie result was ruleulutcd 1 1 son, of Jacksonville, will at nn acrcleratcd school build ' lips, witli nn eye towanl event- caused trouble by tearing
ter.
dismiss the $1 million libel the Mutual Concert Associa Idur tlie spt-ndllii ift imago tend (lie meeting us will other ing program designed to stay I ual six-luiiing of the Miami- up their mattresses and
• * *
-ull filed by Sheriff Doug
Hint Republicans like to pin officials from Jacksonville, 'ahead' of demands. This am Fort I'ieiro section.
sheets and plugging the lob
tion.
Meanwhile, the lui-t 61-mlte let Monday night.
Monday
wc goofed and Willis against Negro Radio
Midshipmen of tlie Sanford j on Democrats. It includes - Tampa. O.-nla mid Lakeland, bitions program, approved by
we're glad we did! For the,Station WHOS was denied Naval Academy will be guests economies to ple*«e the con- | Program planned includes the people, necessitated an in 1section of the extended turnThe Jailer, In transferring
of tin- Commit- crease In the School Hoard |Pike opened Monday between the boys to a disciplinary
first time since returning to Monday by C i r c u i t Court
fur tlie evening to see and •servatlve, social reforms to at- Introduction
levy of a lolal of 3.25 mills in Orlando and hero, throwing tell, was required to lake
Florida wc now know tlie Judge D. It. Smith,
hear the famous troy choir, |tract the literal and the $11 , Icemen for HMD, lesimie of
complete driver's license pro
billion tax cut to tantalize 19H3 activities and results, the live-year period Just pas*- j the toll roud ojK-n 2H6 mile* them outride the Jail through
F lv in ir H itr h
l " 1'11" ha* ,ravt'Ud1 a" m cr anyone (but might be left.
it'd lire.
rd ."
I from Miami,
and program for 1901.
the compound at the rear.
t f.A Jlife, * l ifel*
Die w„rid «ml made appear
If you have a valid Florida
Both boys hrokr and ran.
NI.U HHtK (UPIt — Mr*. a|)pp| on ril,||0 an,j television
license it ran be renewed U d y Rlrd Johnson capped her ()|) |1(e road th„ mcmbcra of
The Jailer grahhed one but
during the month of your first visit to New York City n* ((||, r ,)oir ,iau> , )lc|r uwn
the second scaled the fence.
iiirth ul the County Judge's H ist Lady Monday night !’ >' traveling schoolroom.
lie slartrd
running
ul.Ice in the Courthouse.
through a parking lot . , .
uttcuding a preview o f Arthur
Judge Vernon Mize, presi
It you have a Florida It- Miller's new play mid uu afterand right into the arms of
dent of llie Seminole County
JACKSONVILLE (L'PIl —
Patrolman Deppcn, who had
cense delinquent less than theater
rhuiupagne
suppei
Mutual Concert Association. Criminal Court Judge Bans
keen him drop off the wall.
ft months, it can tic renewed party.
reminded member* that H Tunzlrr ruled today Sara'
Although the boy wa* bigger
at the County Judge's office
they are not able to attend Thrlnta Luckie was insane
Ilian he, llrpprn grabbed
hy paying a $1 delinquency
this evening's performance, allj u,„t,|u i„ , lutllj trial fo r )
him by the belt and hnsfee.
PANAMA CITY I UPI I
i tlieir membership cards are tHo slaying of a prominent
tlrd him bark to the rounty
If you have a Florida li Miguel j . Moiciia, Innamnn- tra,u fcrrab!c and can lie used Baptist minister ,he said she
Jail.
cence tle'lnquent for more an delegate to the Organize-; |)y # frlcnd or relaiivc, in or- (-arr|,.«j on ,, torrid affair with
than 11 month* it can lie re lion o f American States, head- (|pr |ha, ut |nany „ |MJfAii,|L.
fur lit al ly three year*.
newed after you take u writ iil for Washington today to t.an enj0J the i-„ncert.
I Tanzler ordered Sirs. Luckie
ten exam at tiic Armory.
pies* charge* of “ aggression" J
_____
.
committed to a slutr hospital
U ) nil hive a valid out-of- against tlie United States in _
•
/•
.
on Die recommendation o f s
state liernse you must take tlie Canal Zone crisis.
D U r g lQ T S \ 3G l
WASHINGTON (U PI) —
state •appointed spychiatrisl
a written exam at the Arm
The $97.9 billion which Pres
who said she was "a danger
ory.
ident Johnson figures the fed
to lieir.ir and others."
If you have an expired out- Hobby To
Burglars obtained $21 in u
and International
eral government must spend In
Tlie
durk-liaircd
40-ytar-old
iif-state license, ur no liSeminole County Sheriff J. breakln
at
Croomt
High
the coming fiscal year is a lot
rense at all, you must take L. Hobby will be the guest' School Monday night, police housewife, who had sat im
of money, no matter liow you
passive
through
earlier
test)both the written exam and speaker at Wednesday'* lun- reported today. The thieve*
look at it.
the driving test at tlie Arm rhpon meeting of the San- ! forced three lock* and a c>l>. |niony, begun crying when
One way to get a vivid ment
Tanzler
made
his
ruling.
fo
’
d
Kiwanis
Club.
The
m
eet-1
Inet
to
steal
the
money.
Noth
ory. The Fill* offices at the
al picture of $97.9 billion is to
"It’s
this
Beaver
Street.
Armory are open on Tues ing will be held at the Civic ing else was disturbed.
imagine it all slacked up in 91
lru Mansfield, 1517 Man- Church Dial's sending me o ff
Center. Hobby will speak on
day* and Thursday*.
bill*.
like
this,"
the
sobbed
aa
her
goustine
Avenue,
reported
the
There now. Let’* hope we’re the Boys Ranch operated by
The stack would reach about
BUDGET DOLLAR — Newurlmrt allows where the tax dollar comes from
the Florida Slieriff* A**ori* theft of $90 in cooking uten attorneys eseorted her from
straight!
AJiUO miles into spars.
the
courtroom.
•nd
how
it
is
aimnt.
sil*
from
her
home.
—The Clock ulnder lion.
m
w A ...
Geneva Grower
Announces For
County Board
Southern Bell
To Move Office
B R IE F S
Glenn ‘ Rolling'’
J
$ 97.9 Billion LB J
Budget To Congress
1
*
Turnpike Open
But Link May
F!eed Widening
New Use
1
A
Bailey In
r 9
Note Rejected
V :
-Info Strong
Arm Of Law
ACL Employes
Set Meeting
Boychoir To
Sing Tonight
Motion Denied
2
<#
Mrs. Luckie
Is Committed
‘Charges’ Coming
Where it ernes front.. .
The BUDGET
DOLLAR
Fiscal Year 1965 Estimate
Afflculturt
Speak
I
analyze pesticide residue <>n
all foods—particularly vejetable*, milk and meat — Us
protect both the consumer and
the producer," Conner said.
Dr. V. E. Stewart, director
of the Florida Department of
Agriculture's Chemistry Division, said the Sanford labor*
atory will probably test 2,O':0
food samples in its first year
, of o|>cration.
Com m itm ents To Rotary Club
S ta te S tre sse d Endorses
5-Point Tract
"jSold; Report
.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Seminole W raps Up Site Package
By Julian Stcnrirom
Tom Gilchrist, vice presi
dent and general manager of
WESIITV (Cliannrl 2), pick
l e d up The Herald's Monday
editorial and publicly endors
ed the Lake Ada site.
We appreciate the station's
reference to our editorial am
its endorsement ol our posi
tion on Lake Ada. The cn
dorsement
w as
presented
, Momlav on both the early and
-t
M late evening newscasts.
. . •
<1
United Press U aaed Wire
Conner To Visit Sanford
$21 At Crooms
$97.9 Budget
Visualized
Defense. Space.
Four proposed bud sets total,
infi S37.9lt.P9 wore presented
Monday night for study* by tho
Cat-selberry Board of Aidermen at a special work session
The resignation of J. D.
Seif ns Itoad Board Chairman
was announced by Mayor
Owen Anstey who said that
Self had resigned for "per
sonal and business reasons."
As result of bis resignation,
was available at Monday'*
no budget for the department
meeting.
Anstey was empowered to
set up a temporary road
board until permanent ap
pointments ran tic made. Al
so pending are nppoinments
to the Zoning Commission.
Tentative
budgets,
some
containing open Hems, taken
up for consideration were:
Mayor, $14,817; Police Dopartment, $11,897.81; Fire De
partment, $7,747.15 and Re
creation Department, $3,«50.
A sum of $5,000 originally
included hy the fine depart
ment for a proposed addition
to 4he Municipal Building,
was transferred to the may
or's budget which also in
clude* attorney'* fee* and
clerk'* salary and office ex
penses.
Funds are included to the
police budget for a new pa
trol car; in the fire depart
ment budget for a new panel
truck and radio and In the
recreation budget for a need
ed addition and roof repairs
to the Overbrook Drive Re
creation Center.
.The only expenditure ap
proved waa an advance of
$1,000 to Uie recreation de
partment for current operat
ing expense#.
The work session we* ad
journed and a continued ses
sion of tlie monthly board
meeting waa set for 7:30 p.m.
next Monday at the Municipal
Building.
2 Educational
Plans Approved
TALLAHASSEE (U PI) —
The Cabinet State School
Board put Ita stamp o f approval today on the graduate
englnet-rlng education lyatcm
(GKNKSYS) and operation
of the Florida InitituU for
Continuing University Studies
(FICUS).
Both program* were ap
proved by the Board o f Con
trol at it* last meeting and
handed to the cabinet for ita
fait approval.
There was almost no dis
cussion among Die cabinet
memliers over either o f the
programs. Board o f Control
Diri-elor J. Broward Culpep
per wa* asked to explain a
portion of tlie FICUS plan,
llii-ii it was approved.
The GENKSYS plan wa*
proposed by Dr. Thomas Mar
lin, dean of the University
of Florida School of Engi
neering. It was sparked hy a
legislative act in IUl!3 direct
ing extension of tho engineer
ing school to Dio Cape area.
New Rioting
In Tanganyika
DAIt-ES-SALAAM, Tangunyiku (U i'l) — New rioting
broke out here today despite
Die apparent settlement nf
Monday's African troop revolt
against their British officer*.
Communication* from I)ures.Sulaaiti were cut o ff short
ly after thu rioting resumed,
but reports reaching Nairobi,
Kanya, said that Tanganyikan
President Julius Nycrcra wu*
safe in his stutuliouse, broad
casting upiK-ala to hi* people
for peace and order.
The report* said Nyerere
met with the army mutineers
Monday and told them to write
a statement o f their com
plaints egainst Uie British of
ficer*. When they returned he
we* gone, leading to report*
ha had fled.
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MIAMI (U P I)— A group of
Dado County teenagers chars*
td today that tho state is fail*
Ins to do tho Job In the field
of automobile laws.
Tho Dado County Student
T raffic Safsty Council cited
nine •‘inadequate” laws and
charged tha Legislature with
falling to cope with tho prob
lems.
"A re wa expected to inherit
the Infamous traffic laws and
heartbreaking highway stetlstica o f this s ta t e !" the youths
asked In a statement.
"Other states hare corrected
Inadequacies in their traffic
— laws
T tlfd 'sa T 'ita te
failed to deal with them," the
Statement continued.
The youtha aald the mink
mum driving •(• should be
raised from 14. They call for
aaora uniform lawa and a bet
ter system fo r keeping np
with habitual violator*.
The statement suggested
that tags be aold to people and
not cars. Tags remain with ve
hicles and sometimes are not
updated fo r months after title
transfers, the teenagers said.
They also called for a state
wide Inspection law, manda
tory loss o f license fo r drag
racing, uniformity o f instruc
tion and traffic courts, and a
lows ring o f tho peresntage
reading on tha drunkometer
“ MORE THAN II MILLION WERE pliiccdon d cpoait with the First National Bank o f Maitlantl
Saturday when the new bnnk observed Charter
Day. President Jnmes A. Brockman said the
W naW
Old Troopship
To Become
Night Club
Either Johnson Or Goldwafer; Nobody Could Lose, Writer Says
By nolm es Alexander
V EG ETA BLE
REPO RT
Hospital
Notes
though still with ■ lot of
Kennedy lipstick showing for
the summer romance. Now wc
come to another presidential
season, and (be heart suffere
an entirely different vexation.
The way Lyndon Johnson is
going, nobody but a homewrecker would want to turn
him out o f the While House,
But the things that Barry
Goldwatcr stands for are the
heart's desire of every conscratlve. Short of bigamy
Dear Abby, what can be done
in a fix like this?
Johnson rarely lets a day
go by without carving hi* In
itials on (he tree of Federal
frugality. He’s not going to
permit the Government em
ployment to grow (imply be
cause the population is grow
ing. He'e going to make one
bureaucrat do the work of sev
eral. He'e going to use Auto
mation Instead of mall clerks.
He's going to close obsolete
military bases, and even give
shipbuilding back to private
industry.
The other day Johnson ap
pointed an Assistant Secretary
of Labor to represent Uic con
sumers' interest, ami the very
next day It* found a White
House replacement for Ar
thur Schlesinger Jr. He hadn't
been In office a fortnight be
fore one of his aide* told me
that the President was going
to take steps to bring Amer
ican Patriotic Societies out of
tho notional doghouse and in*
to the bosom of government
where, o f course, they belong.
How's anybody who believes
in alt theso things going to
be against Lyndon Johnson?
But for ten years Goldwatcr
has been a dally Job lo the
faithful few who panted for
American
fundamentalism.
W ATER OAKS
Earl Summersill Dies In Eustis
Gas Taxes For
County $97,754
Mrs. Kennedy
Thanks People
For Letters
STB. KY. BRB.
"Made by the makers
of Smirnoff”
M ILSH IR E
6 YR. STR. KY. URB.
DRY GIN
Reg. 4.90
49.79 CASK
81.79 Caee
BOURBON
SURPREME
STR. BOURBON
8 YR. 86# BLEND
CHARRED OAK
Q VD
STRAIGHT
S IK .
BOURBON
Reg. 4.99
99.88 Case
Just North o f Casselberry City Limits
Hwy. 17-92
Halfway Between Sanford and Orlando
There’s A Reason ABC Is The
South’s Largest Liquor Dealer
LIQUOR FOR LESS
N O IL L Y PRAT
IMPORTED
LUMBER
AND HARDWARE CO.
F A 2-5581
O LD
EC H O SPRING
REG.
4.99
I Vermouth
43.79
CASE
C H ER R Y K IJA FA
Made with Danish Cherries
GOLD SEAL
N. Y. STATE
DESSERT
WINES
STR. BOURBON
O LD
C H A R T ER
7 V P
str.
K
BRB
/ I K .
BARK & TII.FORD
GIN or VODKA
7 Yr. Str. Ky. Brb.
Fleischmann
CIIARREl) OAK
STRAIGHT
IIOUBtlN
Q V I)
O IK .
OLD THOMPSON BL.
LIGHT OR DARK.
90* PREFERRED
CARIOCA HUM
BLEND
REG.
4.90
41.68
CASE
FULL CIUAIIT
NEW DUPONT
Virginia Fetraaki
P. O. Bex 1214
STR. KY. BOURBON
REG.
41.86
9.19
CASE
7 YR. STR. KY. BRB.
SWEET OR DItY
Efforts To Save
Boy's Life Fail
WAIl PAINT
LOOK ! !
POPOV
V O D KA
Lyman PTA
To Meet
MONTREAL (U PI) - The
Montreal Canadian* have won
tha National Hockey League
Stanley Cup playoffs U times
innre Chen any other team
tea NHL history, including five
•weight B om i f N to m
W tn fo rt
Page 12 — Jan. 16, 1964
WASHINGTON (U P I) _
MIAMI (UPI) - A one tlmi
Two Republicans took the ad
Army troopship will be con
ministration to task today for
verted into a 300-room floating
sending A tty. Gen. Robert F.
tourist hotel outfitted with
three night elubi, four swim
Kennedy to the Far East for
ming pools and two dining
high-level tnlks with Indon
rooms, a Miami Beach firm
esian President Sukarno.
announced Thursday.
Rep. Oliver P. Bolton. RThe Canaveral International
Ohio, said he hoped there
Corp. said it has purchased
the 26.000-ton cruise ship
would be no "secret convenItalia from the Home Lines
ants" involving the future
-|-antt“ phmned to convert It for"
border security o f pro-Western
' use at Freeport on Grand BaMalaysia, Ho said Kennedy
, hama Island in the Bahamas,
bunk will serve many Soutn Senunole resident**.
me urin said it had a 26T
and the administration owe the
J. Dan Wright o f Sanford is a member of the
year agreement with Baham
American people *a complete
board o f directors. The architect was John Bur
ian officials permitting tire
and candid report on the whole
ton IV o f Sanford.
(Herald Photo)
ship to tie up at Freeport.
Indonesia question” when lie
SGT./l JANE WIIEELER, Women’s Army Corps
returns.
enlisted representative from the recruiting mnin
Tongue of the chameleon is
Rep. Steven B. Dcrounian,
station at Jacksonville, will be at the Orlando
ss long as its body.
R-N. Y., said if the adminis
recruiting station, 2520 North OruriRo Ave.,
tration waa going to use Ken
Tuesday to talk to women hiRh school and col
Rockefeller, was the Rcpubli-1 done before—they're
before—they’re comf
compil nedy aa a foreign trouble
lege Rradnates interested in tho WAC as a
can with the emotional magic ing his record. The bills and shooter, then Secretary of
career.
to stampede the delegates. In
State
Dean
Ruek
should
be
fir
amendment* the Senator prothe four ycara aince then,
ed and Kennedy appointed in
Ali Sires — Planted
Goldwatcr has so well under posed on taxation, cducation his place.
and
Labor
will
add
up
to
a
Fast Growing
stood tho country's needs and
Derounian also nsked, "who's
aspirations that even when he domestic program of eminent
rem
anent Shad*
tending the store at the Jus
blunders into overstating a good sense, rational and not
Other Shade Treea
tice Department!” He charged
Karl Summersill, 45, former! at 11 a. m. Friday at Brisson
case, he increases his stature radical, popular without being
populist. On foreign policy, his that Kennedy’s diplomatic trip resident o f Geneva, died Tucs- j Funeral Home with Rev, I-co
and proves his durability.
for President Johnson was "a
Graprville Nursery
Now that he’s announced his big fight was for a "reserva
i day afternoon nt Waterman's^ Barnes o f Jacksonville and
dereliction
o
f
hie
assigned
2221 Grapevilte Ave.
candidacy for Ihe presidency, tion” to the Test Ban Treaty
Memorial Hospital in Eustis. Rev. Benny Baker o f Geneva
duty” as attorney general.
FA 2-0886
Goldwatcr'a managers are do which would have de-Sovletofficiating.
Burial
will
|
>
s
in
For the past four years he
"Scot
la Dealer”
ing what they should have licd Cuba. Goldwatcr goes in
had lived at 203 Martin St. in the Geneva Cemetery.
to 1964 with a statement of
Apopka. He waa a veteran of
principles already in being.
World War II and was a maNot another Republican in the
chinest employed liy Zelhrin
presidential lists baa anything
Innernprlng M at Irens
Gasoline taxes yirlded *97,- Forma of Zellwood.
to match it.
Renovation Special
754 during last December in
Survivor* are hU wife, Sirs, j
Given Johnson and GoldwatSeminole County, as compar Edna Summersill; aix children, I
Inrludea:
er as tho presidential rivals,
• Henning & Processing
ed to |92,780 in December, Earl Phillip, Wallace R ay,!
the country ran hardly lose
Felt
1062, and (90,858 in Novem Terry Lee, Edna Diane, Penny
for winning. There hasn’t been
• Brand New Cover for
ber,
1063,
according
to
the
Sue
and
Peggy
Lynn,
ail
of|
Mnltrras
such high-class picking* since
• Brand New Insulation
WASHINGTON (U P D -T h e 1912, when the rivals were Florida Revenue Commission. Apopka; two brother*, Thomas
where needed
Sales tax collections in this K. Summersill of Geneva and
tears in her eyes glistened Taft, Roosevelt and Wilson.
Merle
K.
Summersill
o
f
Apcounty
last
December
were
SANFORD
under the bright television But some of u* In the busi
lights, but she never faltered. ness of publicly embracing- *85,989, as compared to *07,- alarhioola; two sisters, Mr*.
119 Magnolia
976 in December, 1002, and Katie Corley of Sanford and
Mr*. John F. Kennedy, the one candidate and jilting the
Avenue
Mrs.
Betty
Wesson
of
Apopka
*81.873
in
November,
1003.
terrible memory of Nov. 22 other are in for a heartache.
Phone FA 2-6.121
Gasoline tax distribution nnd his parent*, Mr. and Mrs.
still fresh in her mind, went There ought to be aomebody
for Deember included *32- E. T. Summersill of Geneva.
on nationwide television Tues with a waterproof shoulder to
FREE
PICKUP
and
DELIVERY
Funeral aerviea will be held'
459 for Seminole County.
day to thank the nearly 800,- whom we can turn.
000 persons from all over the
world who have written her
letters of condolence.
the Lovelorn for political
columnists,
but
somebody
should.
Back in the hot months of
1960, 1 declared that Candi
date Jack Kennedy would be
m y "sum m er sweetheart,"
but that I doubted if my in
fatuation would last till the
frost had touched Uie pump
kin.
I meant that Kennedy was
the better of the two presi
dential candidates, but that
he bad some advisors and pro
grams capable of elienating
Federal State Market
the strongest affections.
News Service
So it turned out, and in
Sanford
November I went to the al
Shipping point information tar with Richard Nixon, al•or Jan. U . All sales F.O.B.
Precooling charge* extra un
less otherwise stated.
■safari-Oviedo-Iell wood
District:
Clear end cold.
Cabbage, receipts moderate
JANUARY 19
lo light; demand exceedi sup
Admissions
ply; market stronger. Domes
Margaret Warner, Bessie Sey
tic round typo, 14k bushel mour, Mechelle Elbell, Cindy
crates, mostly *2.90; 90 lb.
DeJong, Lawrence Starling,
geeks, mostly *1.
Julia Richardson, Cecil FlowCelery: demand good, mar era) Kathleen Stafford, all of
ket etnmger; 1* inch crates, Sanford
Hartmann,
"The knowledge of the af
Pascal, m do*., *2.29; 1-4 dos.
ker, Walter llanl,
fection In which my husband
$2.90; M dot., *2; Hearts, 24
Diantha
Bondrio,
was held by all of you has
count, film wrapped, $3.90.
Martha Powell, Mary Pctrusustained me, nnd tho warmth
Chinese Cabbage: volume ska, Longwood; Betty Richey,
of these tributes is something
light, 1* Inch crates, few, Lake Mary; Louis Fcndrich,
1 shall never forget,” ahe
$1.90 to $1.79.
Maryland; Lea Combi, Ge
Endive: volume light, 1 1 / 9 neva
Then, swallowing hard, she
bushel crate*, very few, $2.!9.
Blrtha
added In a low voire that
Escarole: volume l i g h t , Mr. and Mra. Donald J. Bond
"whenever I can bear to, I
1 1/9 bushel crates, few, $2.79 rio, baby boy; Mr. and Mrs.
read them."
to $2.
Danny H. Powell, baby boy,
There was a iatch in her
Lettuce: demand good on both o f Longwood
volco and her lower lip qui
Brntted receipts, m a r k e t
Discharges
vered a* she said, "all his
stronger. Boston type, crates,
Margaret
Werner,
Robert
bright light gone from the
34 count, $3.79 to $4.90; Ice- Woodruff, Hilda M o b l e y ,
world.”
berg type, crates, 24 count, Grace Armstrong, N o r m a
Mrs. Kennedy was seated
mostly $4.90.
Kampf, Willis Elmore, Ge modestly put* It, "when the on a red leather sofa in the
Xom alM ,
t
1/9 bushel neva Bronson, all o f Sanford;
coattails were stiff,” meaning office of her brother-in-law,
crates. $2.90 to $2.79.
James Coulictte, Enlcrprise; Uiat he rode In behind Candi Atly. Gen. Robert F. Kenne
Onions, green: crates, 2 doz. Willie Cameron, Lako Mon
dy, for the television appear
date Eisenhower in 1052.
bunches, $2.
roe; Sarah Brunclll, Lena
But Barry soon generated ance. She promised those who
Radishes: demand g o o d : Kenyan, Chrlitlno Reynolds, hla own propulsion. By the
have written her that their
volume light, baskets, film all o f DeBary; Mrs. Simone time of the GOP Convention of
lotturi would be acknowledg
packed, 1 six ounce, few, Israel and baby boy, Mra. i960, he, and not Nixon or
ed some day.
$1.90.
Linda McNamara and baby
Baattega, Fla. District
boy, Sanford
Clear and cold.
Cabbage, demand cxceedi
limited
aupply,
market
stronger. Domestic r o u n d
type, 144 bushel crates, $2.29
to $2.90; 90 pound sacks,
By Jans Casselberry
mostly $2. Poorer, lower.
A program o f utmost Inter
est to parents o f high school
student* will be presented by
James Bowers, Lyman High
School guidance counselor, at
a nieeling o f tlm Lyman I*TA
to be held next Tuesday at
S p.m. In the achool audi
Efforts of the Casselberry torium.
The program will deal with
Volunteer Fire Department to
financing colrevive four-year-old Jeffrey scholarships,
Joel Jameson of Altamonte lege educations and part time
ft prints
Wednesday
night Jobs and loans for atudsnta.
Refreshments will be served
wars in vain and he wa* pro
room You mS, too— whenyewm how
nounced dead of
natural by the
raty It It to r*-da roomi vilh "Luclte“
causes by Dr. Troy Overstreet mothers following the meet
Watt Paint, tha paint that needs
ing.
o f Casselberry.
no tUrristgor thinning, that doesn't
Jeffrey waa the son o f Mr.
drip, run or s, stier Uke old
and Mra. WUIlam Jameson of
fashioned petals IYou'd bra
^
Shallowford Rd. Ho waa born
tha way soap and water
In Orlando on Aug. 27, 1999,
and
lived
In
Altamonte
cleans rollers and
Springs all of Ida life.
brushes, and Use way
p i
In addition to hla parents,
your room Is ready [or
iafl ;
he la survived by five bro
use sthmUt after yxns
Vm
thers, William, Robert, Geo
firstsht You’d hm the
rge, David and Gregory; a
22 "iMcite" deeontlor
alstcr, Myra; all o f Altamonte
colon, tool
Springs and a grandmother,
Mrs. Mabel Jameson of Longwood,
to SANFORD
Private aarvioe* will be held
Friday at 2 p. m . In the cha
pel o f the Nlblack Funeral
Home, Casselberry with Rev.
Jack Lindsay o f tha Longwood Baptist Church officiallag.
Burial will be in Um Longwood Cemetery with Nlblack
In charge.
Winners
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GOPs Criticize
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PANAMA CITY (UPI> - .| VOl Tg6
Leftist-led university students
scheduled a "patriotic mass
rally" here tonight— tha secBy Julian Stenatrom
ond in 48 hours— to support
The university.
demands that tha U n 11 a d
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States agree to revise tha Pan
Folk* in Orange County ama Canal Treaty.
keep calling it a apace tchool.
In Washington, Secretary of
(to I f Orange County ahould get State Dean Rusk said that the
-----the b>lwol a iot o f veopie'Trtlt TThiterTHiaTea is willing to diabe lurprlaed to find out Uiey cuss mutual problems with
have a fcur-ycar,
degree Panama hut will not negotiate
-granting university
j - r »h-c =«j s' risl
He said the United States
Roth Orange County and ■till feels the trouble in Pan
Boininule County are coming ama “ cun lie resolved, in the
up with more site* than polka nbscnce o f violence, and with
dots on grandma’a bonnet. We the restoration of relations ami ■
^ believe Orange County must discussions between the two
™ come up with a aile or eitea governments.'’
Advance publicity said the
more favorable than Blue,
stem: ami Deseret since neith muss meeting at 7 p. m. KST
er o f them are north of SR 60. would urge those present to
On the other hand, Seminole’s "reject aggressor imperial
additional locations are more ism” and "show Ihe world the
or less Insurance sites. When I’Hnamaninn tieoplc arc alert
you come right down to the against the Yunkcc assassins."
"A ggression" and "assassin
wire we arc still convinced
the Hoard o f Control will find ation" are terms used by Pan
r j it difficult to choose a better amanian extremist* to dc- i
■Ho than l.ake Ada or Eeon. scribe the U. S. defense o f the
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Canal /.one against armed
State Sen. Bernard I’ urrish muuruudrra during last week’ s
o f Hrcvnrd has made the state anti-American riots, in which t
ment “ That the Hoard o f Con at least '21 persons, including
trol has never been eager to four U. S. soldiers, were kill-1 1
pluee this institution in Hast ed.
Central Floridn," mid that's
why he arruiiged for Dr. Kurt
Debus
and lien.
I.eighton
£
Davis to address a joint aesaion o( the House nnd Senate
during the last session o f the
\
Legislature.
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SAIGON, South Viet Nam
Apparently the Legislature
didn't agree with Parrish, De (U P I) — F o u r American |
bus and Davis, because they lohllcra were reported killed!
instructed the hoard to find a today when their helicopter |
site in cast Central Kloridn. was allot down by Communist
And that's what tha board is ground fire.
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trying to do.
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Seminole Launches All-Out Drive;
Offers 9 New University Sites
Additional
Locations
Inspected
n s w A ...
BRIEFS
4 GIs Killed
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Hy the way, let's get behind
t h o metropolitan telephone
system proposal. It's impera
tive to remove tills cuttain
which separates our county's
northern and southern sec
tions.
<to
.
A Casselberry busi
»«id he would rallnyr order •
81 part from Suufufd
ers, but It cost him1f 1
compared to $1 froiti
Park. W hy? The toll charge
for tha call.
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T.. A. Paris, president o f the
0
DcBary Chamber o f Commerce
says that J. Edwin Laraon,
Florida's staU treasurer, inauranca commissioner and fire
marahal, will address the De
nary trade body during its
.March meeting.
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South Seminole J u n i o r
High's new cafetorium, says
Principal John Angel, opens
fo r business Monday. Mrs.
Chios Hulls will munuga the
lunchroom. Wa’ll bet the students will appreciate that It’a
no fun to "picnic" out o f door*
from a sack on Hays such as
we've been having. We imag
inethey’ve been permitted to
remain in their claasrooms.
But that must have been no
fun either.
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The Florida State Hank recenlly paved a parking area
behind the bank fronting on
Fulton S t Now, grata la grow
ing through tha asphalt
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Jim Jcrnigan, city director
o f recreation, tells us that the
department’s Slim and Trim
class fer the girls will run for
SO weeks. They meet on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Kiddays, at the Civic Center. One
girl la just <8 years old.
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There's one good thing about
being poor. H'a inexpensive.
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A clock watcher culled to tell
ii* that today Is ol' lien Frank
lin's birthdsy , • . Ids 258th.
And,
aa tha caller
"Doesn't seem that long
doe* it ? "
New Agreement
On Wall Sought
BERLIN (U P li-W c s l Rer
un and East German oificials
sought a new agreement todsy on opening the "Christ
mas gate" in the
wall on a more permanent
basis.
W r-tcm officials were not
optimistic about the meeting,
the second since the Com
munist* reseated the wall aft
er allowing West Berliners to
visit East Berlin relatives
during the Christmas holi
days. The visits were the first
■inca tha wall was built In
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NINE NEW SITES projKisctl in Seminole Coun
ty for the new Kant Central Florida state uni
versity were inspected Thursday afternoon nnd
this morning by Forrest Kelley, staff architect
for the State Hoard of Control, in ndvnnce o f an
on-the-silo inspection by Itonrd members next
Thursday. Kelley (right) was briefed by Willinnt Hush, county engineer; A. B. Peterson Jr.,
realty consultant; William l.effler, consulting
engineer, nnd James P. Aver" Jr., county com
mission chairman.
(Herald Photo)
Really Board To Longwood Council
Meet At Plaza
Nixon Named
Mayor Pro Tem
GAINESVILLE (LTD —
Registrar Richard S. Johnson j
Tile Seminole County Hoard
Councilman
Keith
Nixon
announced today thut 1
!
was named mayor pro tem ol
students are attending the of Itcallnri w ill hold the
Ry Donna Estes
t> owners front Tuilis Avenue Altamonte Springs Wednes
University of Florida's winter j monthly meeting at t>:30 p .n i.'
Monday at the new T rad e. Construction and paving of who were in attendance at the
trimester.
day night hy Mayor Lawrence
Wind* Cafeteria in tile Sem lour streets in Long wood were meeting.
Swofhird who announced an
inole Plaza Shopping Center unanimously approved Thurs
A. E. O'Neill and Associ
nual appointive positions durin
Casselberry,
day
night
by
the
City
Coun
MIAMI ( V d i - T h e Coast,
ates.
Orlando
engineering
C. F. Field, innutdista past
Guard ^MDibmsd (la air ..and
I firm, was authorized , to ob■j ing Hie regular meeting of the
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aaa b ' J S v a l s j d f i th e flvv V c A reroluUon, Jut, ptuviu-s tain bids on tha paving which town council.
member*. fneltnPd I t lb*
for corstntctioa gad paving arc to bo submitted by noon,
parsons mho vanished Mon
Committees named
were
group am Herbert E. Stw- of Tuilis A roans between
Feb. 13.
day aboard tha ac booster En
planning
and
zoning.
Leslie
strom. Hugh A. McCullom,
Grant Street and Oleander
Council agreed tu purchase
chantress but hopes o f find-1
Winters and Robert Webb;
Fred N. Julian, Thomas T. i Street and Oak Street be
offlca equipment and furni
ing survivors were dim.
Law ton, Merle W. Warner,
streets
and sanitation, Swoftween Reiter Avenua and ture for the new City Hall
Jamet II. Smith, M. V. Par
Wildmere Avenue.
front George Stuart of Orlan ford a* chairman and Hob
ry, Arthur E. Christiansen,
Resolution 132 provides for do, after competing all price Newell and Don Fritch; parks
WASHINGTON <UPI> —
Janies F. Hunt, James L.
construction and paving of quotations submitted, at a and recreation, Newell and
School enrollment
in the
McWhorter, Ira W. South
Seminole Avenue and Land cost of $584.81).
United States ju m p ed more
Gelie Stephen »uii,
utilities,
ward, Mabel A. Cullen, Bes
between
Highland
B. L. "Slick" Helms, re
than 17 per cent during the sie I’ . Herman, W. H. Shipp;, Avenue
Nixon and Stephenson; com
Street
and
Lakevlcw
Drive.
turning
councilman
who
was
past five years with 60.4 mil James A. Hrown. James R.
Total costs involved arc unable to attend the Jan. 2 munity house, Mr*. Dorothy
lion students in elementury Smith, Clifford 1’ . Sliumway
public
buildings,
not
to excred $19,459 with the meeting, received the oath of Hardeen;
and secondary schools and and S. C. Novak.
Friteh
and
Newell;
Building
city to pay one-third and the olflco from Mayor A. It. Lorcolleges aa o f October 1003.
Raymond F. Morris of Cas
Commission, A. C. Brown as
abutting property owners to mann.
selberry will become so af
pay two thirds.
It. C. Carlson was unani chairman ami Winters and
filiate member.
The
first
resolution
wss
ex
mously
re-elected chairman Mrs. liardeen and finance,
WASHINGTON (L’ l'l) —
The meeting will be an or
plained
for
a
group
of
properof the board upon motion Nixon and Newell. Swofford,
Tha Johnson administration ganizational one with A. It.
from
Councilman
J o h n as mayor, automatically is a
la leaning toward legislation Lormann, president, outlining
member of all working coun
Reams.
that would raise overtime general policies for the year
cil committees.
Carlson
announced
t
h
a
t
rates in carefully selected in and announcing committee
The positions of clerk and
council
committee
appoint
dustries In hopea o f creating appointments and new proce
police and fire chief were
ments
will
be
made
at
the
more jobs without spiraling dures.
The Sanford Fire Depart next meeting which will be left open. Mrs. Bardeen Is
labor costs.
acting clerk and ituss Milne
ment answered
two calls called.
is acting pul lea chief. A fire
Thursday. A minor auto fire
chief will be named follow
was extinguished on Elm Ave
RIVERSIDE, Calif. <UH>
ing reorganisation of tha vol
nue between First and Second
—John V. Tunney, son o f the
unteer department.
Streets. The auto, a 1957 sta
former heavyweight boxing
Seminole ami laike County tion wagon indonging to El
Attorney Joe Davis was
champion ami a college chum sheriff's deputies, who have ton Turner, wrai damaged
unanimously ap|>uintcd to con
o f Sen. Edward Kennedy, was been "cracking down" on the only slightly by bums from a
tinue a* legal counsel of the
expected to announce hla can heavy sand-gravel truck drlv- cigarette left on the front seat.
town.
didacy fo r Congress Satur er* using SR 48. co-operated
United Pres* International
A dwelling fir* at 1201V*
day,
The storm that surprised
Thursday afternoon in the ar West 121li St., was quickly
rest of an ()i lunch) Negro.
brought under control. How Texas with record snow slosh
Seminole deputies, seeking ever, extensive fire a n d ed across the Southland today,
WASHINGTON (U l’I) — to arrest Freddy Jones, driver, smoke damage lo one room spreading sleet and ire on
Tha only two American dip for reckless driving, chased was reported. The house Is j highways ami dumping heavy
Altamonte Springs Mayor
lomats left in Zanzibar, ar him to the l.ake County line owned by Joutha Jones and i ram along the Gull coast.
Hazardous driving warnings Lawrence Swofford t o d a y
rested Thursday by the rebel and radioed ahead for assist was occupied by Altomes Louregime, were freed today. The ance. Lake deputies arrested vern Miller. Firemen report 1were in effect for sections of strongly urged residents who
wish to receive service from
seniur officer
immediately Jones.
ed that the cause of Uio blaze I Ijoulslana, Mississippi, Tennleft the island nation on or
The driver was returned to was a defective kerosene 1rxsce, Georgia and North Car the new municipal water sys
tem to make Immediate ar
ders o f President Abeid Ka- Sanford and released under heater which Ignited nearby olina.
The weather bureau said rangements for having their
curtains.
the threat o f more heavy home connections installed.
snow in Dixie would hr re
Eaeli home owner Is re
duced by rising temperatures sponsible for hookups to llie
during the day. Two inches of system. The city will not pro
ram fell at Tallahassee Thurs vide this service.
day night and more than a
Residents will be charged
quarter of an inch was report for water, beginning Feb. I,
ed at other southern stations. even though the connections
Blush
ami
ice
covered are not eomplcted.
streets in Dallas and Fort
Worth today after Thursday’#
record snowfall. Fort Worth
totaled 12.1 inches, the most
A continued meeting of the
recorded since recordj were Casselberry Hoard of Aiderstarted la 1898, and Dallas men has been called for 1
logged 7.4 inches the most p.m. Saturday to discuss and
since 1913.
establish • Department of
At least six dcatlis were
Public Work*, The meeting
blamed on the weather and
will be held at the Municipal
storm — caused d a m a g e
Uullding. •
mounted into hundreds c f
thousands of dollars.
OKs Street Paving
Search Pushed
J
Enrollment Up
New Job Gimmick
2 Minor Fires
Extinguished
Tunney May Run
Gravel Truck
Driver Held
Snow Spreads
Over South
Application For
Water Urged
Two Freed
Public Works
Gear Stolen
CONSTABLE BOB Carroll present* a $1,100 check to Clerk o f CourU
Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. The check represent* exceaa fees collected by Carroll above ex^tense.*, the first such surplus o^er turned in b)' * constable.
Theft of $IU0 in fishing gear
from Ilia ear was reported by
A. C. Mims, South French
Avenue, to police this morn
ing.
Jaycee Open House
Junior Chamber of Com
merce will launch "Jaycee
Week" Sunday with open
house for the public between
2 and 5 p. m. and its head
quarters on French Avenue.
ny Fred Van Pelt
Seminole County university
site leaders today launched a
new all out campnign to have
the State Hoard of Control
place the new East Central
Florida four-year undergrauatc school in this County.
Nine additional altos—over
nnd above the origins! five—
have been offered to the State
for
consideration
as
the
"h om e" for the new univer
sity. Orange County has in
creased its offer by three new
sites.
Forrest Kelley, alatf archi
tect for the State Hoard of
Control, Thursday afternoon
and this morning made an onIhc-spol inspection of the nine
new sites here.
He conferred earlier Thurs
day afternoon with Chairman
James P. Avery Jr., County
Commission;; William Hush,
county engineer; William LeiHer. consulting engineer, and
A. II. Peterson Jr., consulting
real estate broker, all o(
whom pinpointed tlso nine new
sites on a county map, mak
ing it much resemble a
checkerboard. The sites are
spread all through the coun
ty
of approximately 1,000
acres carfi, some offered
without charge, the balsnco
lo be purchased.
Jack Sutton, staff research
analyst, and posaibly Dr.
Wayne McCall, Ocala, Con
trol Hoard member, are sche
duled to confer Saturday with
Ornngo County site leader*
and will come here Sunday for
an on-the-spot Inspection o f
the nine Seminole sites.
Hoaid members, themselves
are slated to meet next
Thursday at Orlando lo con
duct an on-the-spot Inspec
tion o f the three new sites fat
Orange County and Die nine
new sites in Seminole County.
They will meet for discus
sion at 10 a. in. next Friday
at the Cherry Plata Hotel,
Orlando. Whether they will
mak* a final decision then Is
a moot question. They are
slated for a monthly meeting
Feb. 14 at Gainesville.
A recapitulation o f the uni
versity site picture follows for
Tho Herald readers:
Last March 15 the McDon
ald Comlttce recommended a
state undergraduate univer
sity In East Central Florida.
The 1983 Legislature approv
ed and deslgnsted U should
be placed within one of nine
countiej. Six counties offerod 23 sites.
The Stata Board of Control
drslnatrd the respective Coun.
ty Commissions as the bargaining agents and then pro
ceeded to pare the 23 sites
to four, Deseret and Blurstone
m Orange County, and Lake
Ada
and
Econlockhatchec
River (Kcon) in Seminole
County. On Dee. 23 here at
(lie Mayfair Inn the Hoard
eliminated (without vote) the
Deseret site.
On Jan. 23 the Board went
Into a deadlock, voting 3-3
for Hlucstone, 3-3 for Lake
Ada and 32 against Eeon.
The Board, concluding a hotly
spoken session, in which one
member threatened to ad
journ the meeting and walk
out, threw the bidding open to
Seminole and Orange Coun
ties, requesting consideration
of Lake Ada, Eeon, Bluestone, Deseret and "any other
sites which may be offered
for consideration."
Seminole now has Lake
Ada, Eeon and nine more
sites in the running. Orange
County ha* Bluettone, Deser
et ami three more sites in
consideration. The final an
swer m sy be forthcoming at
Orlando next Friday (Jan. M)
or at ^Gainesville on Feb. 14.
MBS. SHEPARD
MIL HAY
Mrs. Marjorie Shepard, as
G. Troy Ray Jr., deputy
sistant to John L. Galloway, clerk for the Circuit Court,
is announcing her intentions Seminole County, today form
ally announced his candidacy
of qualifying for the office of
for the office of Seminole
tax collector which ts being County tax eolleelnr.
v seated by her boss.
In announcing his bid for
Stic has been an employe in the office of retiring Collector
the Tax Collector’s office for John L. Galloway, liny stated
iHc past 12 years; four years Ihxt because of Ids close
as Deputy Tax Collector and association with this office
over the last few years hr is
the past eight years as Assist
, Hilly aware of the high stand
ant tax collector.
ards of accomplishment and
In addition to being fami progress being made them
liar with real estate, personal and that he would use every
anil intangible taxes, occupa means available to promote
tional licenses and beverage the continuous growth of tho
licenses she is also familiar office and assure the people
with tlic problems In obtain ol Seminole County that this
ing Florida titles and tags office will progress.
Ray laid that the same
for automobiles and boats.
Each of these arc processed principals should apply lo
through the Tax Collector's public office as apply to pri
vate industry—that every mo
office.
For the past eight year* she dern method which can bo
lias made all distributions of used in business to promoto
County Tax collertions and all more efficient operation bo
reports to tho state motor ve applied by government and
hicle commissioner, comptrol that a competitive spirit pre
ler and hoard of conservation. vail to promote efficiency,
In announcing Mrs. Shep courtesy and better aervlcc.
Ray also said that aervlcc*
ard has expressed confidence
in tier ability to operate the offered by this office must fit
tho needs of the entire coun
office efficiently.
She saya: " I f elected T will ty. Everything which esn
not engage in any other gain feasibly be done to extend tho
ful occupation and put forth services of the office will bo
every effort to establish an done.
As deputy in tho office ot
office In South Seminole Coun
ty to handle automobile tags." the Clerk of Circuit Court
Marjorie Shepard graduat since 1939, one of Ray's re
ed from
Rock Hill High sponsibilities has been head
School In Rock Hill, S.C.. and o f tlte delinquent tax depart
Kaigler’a Business College in ment. affording hire considerMacon, Ga. In 19(10 she was able knowledge aod wide ex
Worthy Matron of Seminole perience in the field of real
Chapter 2 Order of Eastern estate tax collections. Prior
Star. Her husband, John Shep to that time he was associat
ard, is the owner of Shepard’* ed with Vulcan Material*
Oil. She has two daughters, Company and Goodyear.
He ts a graduate of the UnL
SJierlene and Joyce. The fam
ily is a member of the First versity o f Florida where bo
Presbyterian Church, Sanford. majored In bosinoM admin
istration. lie is a member oI
tho First Baptist Church at
Sanford. He served as direc
tor for tho Sanford-Scminolo
County Jaycccs.
Ray ia married to the
former Ann Reborn. They
MIAMI BEACH (U PI) — have three children, Susan,
Two armed men wearing cold- Marian and Troy.
Home Looted
O f $300,000
In Jewelry
weather survival masks pull
ed a clockwork robbery at the
horn* of wealthy socialite
Mr*. Nelson Swift Morris,
Thursday night and escaped
with an estimated $300,000 in
jewels, police said today.
Included In the loot was a
20car»t emerald-cut diamond
ring which Mra. Morris told
police was Jerked from her
finger before *hc, her house
man and three of her friends
were locked In s closet in the
rambling vacation home.
Detective Sgt. Larry Cotzin
said the FBI was aiding in the
Investigation of the job, "one
of Hie biggest around here in
a long tim e."
Rail Blockage
Eliminated
Future lengthy traffic tie.
upa on Weat Flrat Street du*
to aUHrd ACL trains ha\|i
been eliminated, It waa report
ed today by James P. Avary
Jr., county commission chair
man.
Avery said that complaint*
addressed in the Commission
were followed up by the then
chairman, Gen. J. C. Hutehlson, who arranged with ACL
that train s t o p p a g e a, du*
mostly to rrew changes, will
be mado in the future north o f
West First Street.
Plan Your Next Luncheon or
Cocktail Party At The Caribe . . .
Complete Luncheons
served daily
Priced From 75( Up
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Baptist M en's D ay Service Scheduled
Rev. Grover Sewell
Freedom
At Stake
Almost 2,000 years sgo s
man was dlocusalng spiritual
truths with Jesus and ths
matter o f loving ona’a neigh
bor became the topic o f con
versation. Jssua reminded this
man that ha waa to love
Cod with hit entire being and
his neighbor aa himself.
The man wanted our Lord’s
Idas o f Just who ms nsignoor
was and ths answsr given is
ths clastic one that has lived
through tho centuries as God's
answsr to this sgs eld ques
tion.
Christ used illustrations so
eften and effsctlvsly. This
time lie told o f s man who
begin a trip on • lonely road
from Jtruaalem to Jericho.
Robbers assaulted him. They
best him and took all that
ba had after which they left
him to dla. A priest waa
Westminster
Elders To Be
Installed
By Jans Casselberry
A service o f ordination and
Installation fo r newly elected
oldera o f Westminister Pres
byterian Church will be held
thla Sunday during the 11
a.m. worship hour.
Elders, sleeted last Sunday
evening, ars Robert W . Amalong, Don F. Halter, Carl A.
Banker and William C. Shep
herd.
Rev. John N. Montgomery,
pastor, will speak on tho sub
ject, "A re You A b le t"
Congregational representa
tives to tho nominating coir.mittae fo r nasi yosr’s o ffi
cers, also elected last week,
•re Mrs. Edward M. Stout,
Mrs. Don Helsar and M n .
, IWIlllam C. Shepherd.
Services at the church are
being held temporarily In the
Heftier Homes offices
la
Howtll Park.
Elder Springs
To Hear Guest
Missionary
traveling the rued alto and
he aaw thla pour, beaten man
but did nothing for him. A
Levlle patted by without help*
lng. Then a Samaritan who
waa a foreigner and one who
waa usually looked down upon
taw tiili tick and dying man.
He took pity on him, treated
hla wounds, and took him to
an Inn wlttre Ira personally
cared tor him all night. He
paid fo r his room and board
and promised more if neces
sary.
Our Lard's point wee that
our neighbor is all of man
kind and our helping hand
o f love must bo extended to
all people everywhere.
How are we to do this In
a world so confused, troubled,
rent, end torn as oursT It is
my conviction that all our
problem s not only can b « but
MUST DE answered in the
context o f love If mankind le
to survival This Is God’i
way and no other way will
work. Our need Is to start on
this foundation and thereby
build our boute on rock ra
ther then the sand which
threatens to topple our civili
sation.
Tho kind of love o f which
wo speak can be put Into ac
tion m oit effectively in the
atmosphere of
democratic
freedom. Democracy ia the
greatest form o f government
In tha world because it recog
nises the dignity o f tho Indi
vidual by allowing him frssdo in than they are capable
son can handle. I am convin
ced that only people living
under the discipline o f God
can bacoma mature to this
degree.
Plato had his faith In de
mocracy shattered when the
Athenians put hie beloved
teacher, Socrates, to death.
Plato concluded that democ
racy gives people more free
dom than they are capable#
of handling and, therefore,
when ho saw the democracy
crumbling In Greece ho did
net despair but advocated
government by an aristocracy.
Ha folt that human beings
are inatcly corrupted and
therefore make democracy Im
possible for long because o f
their greed and ether depra
vities.
I believe that any "think
ing man" will have to finally
admit that there must ba an
allegianea grounded in God
if democracy and freedom
are to survive.
Many people are frighten
ed, confused and without a
map or compass In our coun
try today. I have had a num
ber o f Individuate to oapress
to me ths feeling that there
le no way out and thkt doom
seem a inevitable.
We can continue to live
In a land ..of freedom hut i t
It my deepest eonvlctlon that
It can only bo If wo art dis
ciplined by an obedience ex
pressed In love fo r God end
men. I f this la not tho foun
dation of our freedom then
it will fall. Tha crumbling
hat already proceeded much
too far but there is still time.
Rev. A . Clarence Preedy,
experienced
missionary to
China, will be guest speaker
at Elder Springs Baptist
Church this Sunday fo r ths
11 a & worship service.
Born in Chine the eon o f
missionaries under the China
Inland Mission, Rev. Preedy
also was appointed as a mis
sionary under the China In.
lend Mission after completing
hie training.
Ha was In China during tha
Japanese Occupation. During
a trip home on Dec. 7, 1041,
he had • three-dey layover in
Manila,
Philippines, which
turned Into three years in a
Japanese Concentration camp.
A fter the war he went back
to China and, in 1040, the
Communist took over and ha
spent the next four years
under Ccmmunlsm.
Rev. U. II. Griffin, Elder
Springs pastor, urges all
By D o o m Estes
members o f the church and
Registration for tha saw
their friends to take advan Pre-Kindergarten
Class
of
tage o f this opportunity to Longwoori's Christ Episcopal
hear Itev. Preedy.
Church will take place from
9:30 until 11 a. m. «xt Mon
day at the Parish House on
q
Church Street.
The Aecenelon Ladies Guild
Students may be eurulled
will meet nest Thursday at for five tnurnlug sessions or
0 p.m. at the church. New for three morning sessions a
guild of fliers for tho year week. Tuition chargee will be
are Mrs. John Kari-livr, pre made accordingly.
sident; Mrs. Frieda Dyrert,
Mr*. Pauline Steveus will
vice president; Mrs. Hilda- be teacher and serving as her
garde Steldlsy, eecrcUry and aide w ill lm Mrs. Jo Ann Ham
Mrs. Louisa Magor, treasurer. mond.
Episcopal Class
To Register
Guild T Meet
L-4S-
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•; > ir -
ford '.then men of the church
will lead borth morning wor
ship services .
Kenneth McIntosh will speak
on the subject "Why Christ
ians Suffer." George Pittard
will preside and the the mus
ic will be lead b> H. E. MeSwain and Cecil Tucker. The
Boy's Choir will sing at the
Adventist
Baptist
Church Of God
E i n t a e p a tx o e n m e r
uie Orlaoda RS, at Hester Are.
B. Hamilton Orlfftn _ Paster
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH of Altamonte Springs, located on Palm
Springs Road, was dedicated in ceremonies held recently. Rev. J. E. Smith
is pastor of the church and Rev. H. F. Ramsey is co-pastor. Both are o f
Orlando.
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n. T* M ed ian s
.
Pastor N s l s y School . . 0:4) a. m.
JTfc;KTC.g W bram p’ :::? s a. ra."
» t .n > a r .B ( A I U B U U —
Training Helen — 1:11 p. m.
Rsbbstb S c h o o l ____ 1:10 a. m.
W orship b a rrier _ 11 ■00 a. m. Evsnlna Worship _ Till p. m.
Wednesday Night
Praysr Berrloa __ 7:10 p. m.
“W e K a rs This Hopa“ rsdlo
Jo r d a n m is s io n a r y
m o s s e s ssrh Hundsy s. m.
e s m r r church
St g: 1a o rs r W T R R a t 1«»0
Tem porarily m rrtta e at
oa you r radio dial
aaaa Park Areawa
la a t r r t , Plerlda
Sunday School ___ lS:0t a. m.
M orning W orship
11:01 a. m.
Bible Study (Sunday) 7i0» pm .
E van gsltitlo S srrlcs 7:00 p.m.
CHRIRTIAN MISSIONARY
Wsd. P raysr H sst
7:00 p.m.
At.LIANCR CHURCH
Bill Stephens - ............. Pastor
I Set Park A rs . at l« th Pt.
A Cordial W elcom e to All
R sr. c . C. Dsss, Jr. — Pastor
Sundsy School
0:40 a. m.
W orship Berries
l l : f l a. m.
Evening W orship __ 7:00 p. m. OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH
H W T. 411
Fh. m o i l *
Alllanes Youth
F sllow sh lp (Sun.) _ 1:40 p. m. P a s t o r ____Chvslsr W. Plank
Bundar
School
.......
10:00 o. m
(W sd )
a. m
P raysr S srrlcs _
7:10 p. m. Morning S e r v ic e __lliOO
7*rslnlng Union _ __ 0:10 p. m.
E vonlng Bervlce ™ 7:10 p. m.
W odnssdor Meetlnee:
Organisations ____ 440 p. m
Prayer _______ . 7:10 p. m.
Choir . . . .
1:10
p. tn.
P IR B C B B IT S a S I M I l T
OP <300 CHURCH
Car. STin nag Bias
II. X . W ilder ________ Peetor
■under Behest _
1:11 a. m.
M orning W arship
1*:IS a. m. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
I1ISCXPI.ES OP CHRIST
Evening W orship _ 7 :lt p. m.
ISST s . s e a le r s Avo.
Touib norr. (Sun.)
4.4j p. m
Rev. Mason d re g g .
M id-W eek B irr. (W ed.)
7:10
Ad Interim Mlntoter
A m.
■ under School _ _ 0:11 a. m.
M orning W orship
11:00 a. m.
Alliance
The Sunday School Depart
ments o f the Lake Mary
Church o f the N aurene will
obaerve "Special Gueat Sun
day” thla week during the 9:46
a. m. hour.
Each member hae been chal
lenged to bring at least one
Youth Rally
Committee
To Meet
A meeting o f the Planning
Committee for tho Sanford
Christian Youth Rally hae been
announced for 8 p. m. this Sun
day at tho First Methodist
Church by Kev, Kay Gregory,
chairman.
Rev. Charles Dees and Rav.
Ed 8 mith are assistant chair
man o f the committee which
is made up o f pastors, adult
youth counselors and preel
dents of youth groups from all
churches in the Sanford area.
Tha Rally will ba held at 7
p. m., Feb. 0, in the auditorium
of Seminole High School. The
program will include a talk by
Rev. John Mangrum o f Avon
Park fallowed by the film,
"The Tony Fontaine Story."
United Church Women of
Sanford, will provide refresh
mente for tho rally during a
break period. All young peo
ple, from tho seventh grade
through college age, are invit
ed to paiticlpate.
It Is urged that all com
mittee members attend Sun
day's meeting.
Local Church
To Host Winter
Youth Rally
The Winter Rally of the N.
E. District Christian Youth
Fellowship of tho United
Church of Christ will ba bald
from 1:10 until 7:43 p. m.
tills Sunday at Um Congrega
tion el Christian Church of
Sanford. Approximately 230
teenagers are expected to at'
Hank Rsuee, chaplain of
Patrick Air Force Base, will
be g u e* speaker and will
show a film on "Science in
God'a World."
Dinner will be served at tbs
Capri Restaurant after which
Um m attending will tie invited
U> return to the church for
evening worship services un
der direction of tha local Jun
ior
and Senior
Christian
Youth Ministry.
Circle To Meet
The Prairie Lake Baptist
Church will meet Monday at
9:00 a.m. for a business meet
ing followed by the program
at 10 a.m. at the home o f
Mrs. Robert Lowe, 730 Semi
nole Boulevard, Casselberry.
Mrs. Lowe will lead the pro
gram on Cltlaen o f Two
Worlds. Mrs. Elisa Parkereon Is circle chairman.
Congregational Christian Meets
Tits Annual Meeting o f the
Sanford
Congregational
Christian Church was held
last 8unday Immediately fo l
lowing a covered dish dinner
held after the Morning Wor
ship Service. The dinner was
sponsored by tha Ethel Hoot
Cirrle.
Yearly reports were given
by all groups und oigunlxatlons. Tha 1904 budget was
adopted, and
alacted to fill
expired terms.
•Those alacted ware: Board
Baptist Men s Day, former
ly observed in October as
Layman'c Day, will be con
ducted Uus Sunday at the
First Baptist Church of San
cf Trustees: Robert Belas Pherson. Acoyltea: L e s l i e
and G. U. Nordgen. Board o f Ureen and Peter Glenn DarDeacous:
Lambert
Palmer mi.
Auditor*: Dr. Fred Euaminand Robert Johnson. Board of
gar and S c a t Eyrnan. Church
Deacouesst-s;
Mrs,
Norma Clerk, Mrs. Alice Nordgren;
llugwell and Mrs. Ilcrnico treakurer, M. J, Corbett; as
Stinson.
sistant treasurer, H a r o l d
Stewardship: Walter Allen- Herbal and Church School
der,
Robert Johnson end treasurer, Robert Joluuon.
Clyde Stinson. Board o f Chris
Mre. William liurtsche and
tian Education! Mr*. Robert Walter Allender were elect
Johnson and Mrs- Charles ed to head the Building Ex
S cott Music Committee: Mrs. pansion committee to begin
Ruth Carter,
Mre. Mary work on plan* for a building
A
Schmah and Mre. Imogens Mc expansion urogram
visitor and a special award
will bo given the on* bringing
tha largest number.
A report on last week's re
sults In the "D og House" Sun
day School attendance contest
between Rev. Lee Holcombe
and
Superintendent D i c k
Ransbottom reveals that Ran*bottom again was the loser.
However, his co-captain, Bill
Price, occupied tha dog house
while Rev. Holcombe wee giv
en the privilege o f roping and
collaring Ransbottom to the
house.
The hapless pair are vowing
belter results this week and
urge alt members o f their de
psrtment group to cooperate
by attending, with their leeeons studied and their Bibles
brought, in order that they
might change positions with
the minister.
Methodist Men
To Hold Meeting
In DeBary
Tha
quarterly
business
meeting and dinner o f Metho
dist Men in the DeLand Die
trlct will be held at 0:30 p.m.
next Thursday at the DeBary
Community Methodist Church.
Guest speaker will be R.
Howard Berg o f Melbourne,
chairman o f the Methodist
General Board of L iy Actlvi
ties and Florida Conference
Lay Leader.
It is expected that he will
ditcuis highlights o f proposed
legislation to be presented at
thu General Conference of
the MeUicdlst Church which
meets in Pittsburgh in April.
This is Berg's first appear
ance at a district meeting in
the area and a good atten
dance la urged. Those plan
ning to attend are requested
to forward immediate reser
vations to the host church.
WMU Program
Presented A t
Prairie Lake
By Jens Casselberry
Old-fashioned bonnets and
aprons were worn by those
taking part in the WMU pro
gram last Monday night at
the Prairie Lake Baptist
Church aa they portrayed re
sidents o f Kentucky 100 years
ago reading letters supposed
ly written by reletlves living
In the Midwest and North
west.
Mrs. Paul Lowe, program
chairman, wee In charge and
Mr*. Leonard Jones conducted
the business meeting. Mr*.
James Dunn opened the program with a prayer.
Others participating were
Mrs. Elsla Parkerson, Mrs.
Lamar Vickers, Mrs. Clyde
Hpcncer, Mrs. Kay Channel,
Mrs. Robert Peebles and Mrs,
Hubert I-owr.
Refreshments o f apple pie,
tupped with whipped cream,
and coffee were served by the
hoetes***, Mrs. Ted Kerne
and Mrs. Darrell Griffin.
By Donna Betas
The Acolytes of Christ Epli'
copal Church of Longwood, sc.
companled by Rev. Charles W.
Stewart Jr., vicar, will repre
sent the church at tha An
nual Acolyte Festival of the
Orlando Deanery to be held
this Sunday at the Cathedral
Church of St. Luke in Orlando.
The festival is conducted an
nually on the Sunday nearest
the Feast of St. Vincent, pitrim of acolytes.
The boy* will be vested and
will inarch hi procession with
other acolytes of the deanery
at ths Service of Solemn
Evensong at the Cathedral.
Officiating will lie Rev. Wel
ler W. Cawthorne, vicar of
St. Luke's and St. Peter's
Church, St. Cloud.
Delivering the sermon will
be die Very Reverend Francis Campbell Gray, dean of
the Cathedral Church of St.
Luke.
Father Stewart alio will
participate in the aeraon.
Baptists Set
Family Night
In Osteen
By Mrs. Clarence Bnyder
The Osteen Baptist Church
will participate in its first
Family Night next Wednes
day beginning with a covered
dish supper at 0:80 p.m.
A t a time when there is a
needed emphasis upon the
home and family, the church
Is helping to meet this need
by scheduling all o f the
group's missionary education
al emphasis for on* night.
There will be an after-din
ner program at 7 p.m. aid
from 7:80 until 8:80, the mis
sionary group* for each age
will meet.
Osteen Class
Sets Meeting
By Mrs Clarence Bnyder
The adult women's class of
tho Osteen Baptist Sunday
Hchool Department, The Will
ing Workers, will meet et
7:30 p.m. next Monday at the
home of Mr*. Claude Tyson
on Longwood Avenue.
Tha teacher, M n . Lola
Brooke, has requested that all
members and interested per
sons attend the meeting.
Assembly Of God
Christian
both.
Methodist
o o ir r
IBNBSRR
CHURCH
CttmJ
H
eights
o r
PROPHECY
Hov. Ray O ratory. Jr., Paster
aaaa Elm A rea a*
Sunday School
_ 0:M a. m. Church School _ _ 0:41
11:00 a. m.
W orship Merries __ 10:40 a. m. Morning W orship
E vangelistic Herv. 7:10 p. m. M TF ------------------------- 0:10 P. m.
Eva. W orship _______ 7:10 p. m.
W ednesday:
Y oune ra op le V.L.B. Bsry. W e i P raror Borvlo* Tit* a m.
7:00 p. m.
Rlbls Training S srr 1.00 p.m.
cH t'B C H
n r eno
3*
Nazarene
Congregational
CONORBUATTONAL
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
(U olted th e rrh o f Christ)
Park A ren as at MIS P4.
0:11 a. m.
Church School
11:00 a. ra.
W orship Servlet
0:10 p. m. — Christian Youth
M inistry
Rev. W alter A.R. McPherson.
Pastor
FIRST CHURCH
OP TH E NABARRNR
f . ta d SL nt H aplo Ava.
Paul B lckss _ _ _ _ _ ra s te r
Bundar School _ _ 0:44 a. m.
1•:4S a. m.
_________________ •:** p. m.
Evangallatlt Ssrvlc* 7:01 p.m.
M id-W eek
Service (W ad.) _ 7:00 p. ra.
Third Sunday
■ Instplrstlon _ _ l:C0 p. m.
FIR S T CHURCH
TH R HABARBNH
Lake Mary, Pin.
R or. W. U H olcom be, P astor
Sunday
t i l l a. m. ------ B ible Sensei
11:44 n. tn. - M orning W orsh ip
71oo p. m. — Evening Servlet
7:00 p. ra. _ W ed. M id-W eek
P raror Sorriest
7:01 p. m. Ind Wed. M ission■try Service
OP
Episcopal
CHRIST CHURCH
Charvh Street, I n i g n i a l
Kr. Charles W . Stewart Jr_
Vicar
Holy Com munion — 71so a. m.
Sunday School _ _ 0:00 a. m.
Fam ily Service and
Sermon ______ _ 10:11 a. m.
Pentecostal
Church. JDff Christ
Free Methodist
PfROT PHNTRCOSTAL
CHURCH OP LONEWOOO
M i u f u t o oTreat--------- R ot . E. Ruth O raat _ Psotop
Sunday School _ _ 10:00 a. m.
M orning W orship
11:40 A m.
Sunder E vening _ Tils p. m.
W sA Bible Study _ 7:10 a m.
Conquerors M ooting
F r i d a y ......... . . ■ T ill a SL
a te P a r* a ’toooo
P. B. Chance ______— Paster
Xlurnlng W orship
1:10 a. in.
Sunder Bchaal __ . 0:41 s. pi.
11:00 a. m.
Morning W orship
0:10 p. m.
Training Union _
Evonlng W orship _ 7 141 p. m.
Wed. Prayer Borvlo* T il l p. m.
FR E E METHODIST CHURCH
CHURCH BP CHRIST
C om er 41k St. and Laurel Avo.
O w en
T olsphonol KA 1-7070
Ralph Drawer Jr.
E vangelist Eugons Sheldon _______ Pastor
m b it School
10:01 a. m. Sunday Hchool _ _ _
0:41 a.m.
M orning W orohlp
11 too a. m. M orning W orship _ 10:41 a.ra
Evonlng W orship _ 7:10 p. m. Evening W orship _
7:00 p.m.
Wed. P raror Sorvlto 7:10 p.m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:10 p.m.
CENTRAL I S P T 1 I T CHURCH
Cm . 144* I t A On* A TO.
O sll S m i t h __________ Footer
Bunder School _ _ 0:41 a. at.
M orning W orship
1 !:M a. m.
T raining Unloa _ O ill A m.
Evening W orohlp - 7:00 p. m.
Wad. P raror Service 7:10 p.m.
Nuroery Open
W T H R _____________7:10 p. m.
l o o s e r Nile Broadcast
PAOLA CHURCH OP CHRIST
FIR S T PRESBYTERIAN
Hlghvoar SB W ool
CHURCH
Morris R u b y ____ Evangelist
LUTHERAN CHURCH ET
Oak A vo. A BrO BA
T H S RED EEM ER
Bible Claeses _ 10:0# a- m.
Sanford,
Fin.
M orning W orohlp _ 11:00 a. m.
tag w . sat* Pino*
O revor C. Sowell, Jr. _ Paster
E vonlng W orship - 0:00 p. m. T h o Churth o f tho Latham s
Bible Classes Wed. 7:10 p.m. H our" and T V T h l a Is ths E d te r W . Smith Jr. A ssistant
P a stor
L ife"
M orning W orship
1:45 a. m.
Herbert W . O o o r o s ____Pastor
Church School
t:4& a. m.
Sunday School —
0:11 a. ra Session Moats
CHURCH OP CHRIST
10:45 a. m.
W orship Borvlo* _ 10:10 a. aa. Morning W orship
IBIS Park A m *
ll:o o A. XL
Pioneer Fellow sh ip _ *:6« p.m.
Bert B r o w n ______ Mvangollst
Senior 111 Fellow ship S:*S p.m.
■undar
,
E vening W orsh ip _ T il* p. m.
s s i o S H R P jA iP
Bible S l u d r ___10:0* o. n£
W sA Prnyor Moot T:S* a m.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
M ernlug W orsh ip 11:0* a. m.
E vonlng S o r v le a __0:10 p m.
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A Orlando D rive
See ‘ ‘ Herald o f Truth** 1 p.m.
CHURCH OF TH H COVHXANT
Sunder on ch ann el e
(H w r ir - s s )
STTS Smith O rlasdo D rive
Sanford, Florida
homos H . Mehta
Tuasdnr
Ladles Bible Claes l4:so a-m.
sss-rsia
W orship _ _ _ _ _ lit *
The Rev. O oorss Xlnnem on, Churoh School _
14:04
W odnssdor
Blbla C l a s s e s ____. T ilt p. m.
Interim Pastor
Sunday School ____ S ill a. m.
Church Sorvlcoi _ 14:0* a. m.
T O L IS T
YOU*
Communion— F irst Sunday la
Each Month
KIN-DERUAIITBN AND RURfi.
ERT
FIRST CHURCH S P CHRIST
s c iB N T t r r
W BPT 0TPW B n u p e s i T
b a p t is t
church
SO at, A Mallr Ava.
Pant M. ( . a l t e r ______ Paotor
Buader School _ 10:00 a. as.
■under
M orning W orohlp 11:0* a. as.
■undar
E vonlng W orship __ 7:0* p. m.
Wodntadar
Prayer Service —_
7:04 p. m.
Lutheran
Christian Science
PINRCREBT BAPTIST
CHURCH
Pastor ~.°^*W llItam4 J. Oueta
M orning W arship _
1:4* A ■ e n te r So— los A
I t e. as.
Sander School _ _ 11:0* a. m.
Bunder School _ _ _ 0:41 o. ra.
S u b le t : "L ife ''
Training Unloa _ _ l i l t p.m. Wodnosdnr Psrvree 1:40 p. m.
Evening W orship _ 7:10 p.m. Reading Boom : t t l E. First.
W sd. O fficers A Teachers
W eekday«: 10:10 a m . . 0:10
M e e t i n g ------------ - Si 10 p.m.
p.m. Friday B re a ln g : 0: 10Wed. P raror Service 7:1* p.m.
0:10 p.m.
Presbyterian
CHURCH
Methodist
ERA CM METHODIST CHURCH
Onora R d , nt W oodland Ava..
R sr. John H. Hires, Jr. Pastor
Church School
1:41 n. m.
Morning W orohlp
11:00 A m.
M TP _ _ _ _ _ _ _ OllO p. m.
NOTICE
CALL
FA 2-2611
These Sanford Merchants
1 Urge You To Attend
The Church O jf Your Choice
A tte n d
services
tfisweef
at uourown
face o f
wors
W U a o n -E lch a lb «ri* r M o rtu a ry
Runic# 1. WUser end Staff
T h e A m erica n O il C om p a n y
Mr. sad Mrs. M. K. StrkkUad
P rofrE E sios P rin tin g C o.
J. M. Cnmsroa and 8taff
W ilaon -M oler F u rn itu re C o.
Mr. u d Mi a At W lboe
S t s M lr o m R eoH y
Hsr* SteRstrom sad I t e ff
H oller M o to r 8 a’ ee C o.
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FROM -----Your
Downtown
Chorus at the 1:30 a. m. ser
vice. Gerald Covington end
Leo Watson will be soloists foy .
FIRST MRTUODIST CHURCH
church o r
non
SIS Park Avo.
D > 4 A Preach
John T. Adams Jr. _ Pastor
IL C. Smith - _______ Pastor
Bundar School _
0 :«l a. m. M orning W orship - 1:04 a. m,
0:44 a. m.
X .im u t '7* w. Ui
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M orning W orship
10:14 a. m.
Evangelistic I err.
7:11 p.
Tee*. Prayer sorv. 7:10 a ra. X T — Meetings ---- lilO p. a .
Intermediate. Senior)
Thura. T ou ag People
E v ta la g W orship _ 7:tS p. as.
Endeavor - ..... — 7:10 p.
Baptist
P m rr E a rn e r c e r a r e
11 a. m. service and the M ec«-
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L. Robinson sad Employass
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Gsorgs Bailey 4 Kmplojrvs
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P. O. Box 1214
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Entertained
At Party
Adult Education
Program Set Up
•At Deltona
D E LTO N A - An adult edu
cation program "second to
none", was launched thii
week (or the nearly 500 resi
dent! of this Mackle-bullt
community.
Elliott J. Mackle, senior
vice president of The Dcl^ tona Corporation, announced
the appointment ot a leading
educator Zeral Mallard as
program coordinator and said
a survey would begin im
mediately to determine how
many residents will partici
pate and which courses they
prefer.
Instructors for the program
will be drawn from the Vo
lusia County adult education
staffs at Stetson University,
Daytona Beach Junior College
and DcLand High School.
Mr. Mackle said that the
cooperation
of
the
three
achools in providing instruc
tors will "make available to
the residents of Deltona a
staff and curriculum that is
m second to none."
'Available will be instruction
in a wide variety of creative
arts. English, Spanish, mathe
matics, Florida history, typ
ing, shorthand and other sub
jects which residents request.
In addition. Deltona resi
dents who did not complete
high school can make ar
rangements to take courses
a
leading to a high school dip
loma.
Classes will be held in Del
tona’s sales office and In its
*
Community Club until per
manent classrooms are made
------ available.------------------------- -- —
New Minister
* To Be Ordained
On Sunday
Ordination a a r ▼I e a ■ for
Franklin Wayne Jessup, who
has been named pastor of the
Orange take Baptist Church
near Chipley, will be held at
3 p.m. this Sunday at the
Elder Springs Baptist Church.
The Orange take church re
quested that the rites be per
formed at the local church as
it is Jessup’s home church.
Pastors and deacons o f all
churches of the Seminole
Baptist Association
have
been invited to attend and
make up the Ordaining Coun9 cil. This council will meet at
2:16 p.m. to examine and in
struct the candidate.
In recognition o f the ex
treme Importance the office
o f pastor holds, Elder Springs
officiate have asked that Mrs.
. Jessup attend the council
meeting with her husband and
join him in the place o f honor
f
for the delivery o f the charge
to the ministry.
Rsv. Jack T . Bryant, pastor
o f the First Baptist Church
o f Oviedo, will deliver the
‘charge to the new minister.
• AU friends and members of
the Elder Springs Baptist
Church ars invited to attend.
t
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ULB Rally
Held Here
• The Church of God o f Proph«cy , 2606 Elm Avenue, Banford, held a young peoples ULB
District Rally Tuesday night
at which time Rev. Ellwood
Alath***, general ULB secre
tary from the C l e v e l a n d ,
Tcnn., headquarters was guest
speaker.
Churches represented were
ifrom Melbourne, Cocoa, Titus'.ville, Ormond Beach, Daytona
•Beach, DeLeon Springs, PierWon and Detand.
! Following the program those
^attending enjoyed
refresh'menta and a social hour.
* Alcohol Deaths
, 'Rise To Seven
•
a
.’ BARTOW (UPI) Two
.citrus workers died at Polk
•County Hospital here today
•from the effects of drinking
; the liquid squeezed from solid
ified alcohol. The fatalities
; brought to seven the number
•killed in the past three days
Sfrom drinking the "canned
'.heat."
The Polk County sheriff’s
; office laid two others were
•rushed to the hospital here
! this morning in serious con‘ ditioa.
- The two who died this morn- lag were identified as Dewey
• Whitehead, 55, and Charles
Arthur ScoU, M, both of
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CPT Meeting Features
Program On Safety
By Jane Casselberry
Slember* o f the 6-H Club
were entertained recently at a
party given by Sfr. and Mra.
Weiley Giles, Mra. Nan Wash
burn and Mr. and Mra. Joe Foy
at the Foy horns on Banana
take.
Sleeting at Ball’s Stables,
the group rode horseback to
the Foy home where they en
joyed games and a brief buslnesa meeting.
Linda May won the prise for
naming the moat parts of the
horse and Cyndee Morrison
won the prize for unscrambl
ing names of saddle and bridle
CO-CHAIRMEN Mrs. Leonard Munson and
parts.
Robert W. Dodd complete plans for the fundRefreshments o f hot choco
raising drive o f the llcurt Association next
late and cookies were served.
month.
Member* attending
were
Linda Ball, Leslie Hnrtwlg,
Van Stuart, Bob Riser, Ronnla
Tindel, Linda $lay, Kathy
Sloan, Rebecca Giles, Sharon
Giles, Cyndee ktorrlson, Jan
ice Foy, Patsy Foy and Rosemary Walton.
Guest* were Art Bradway,
A full schedule of events is) Munson and Robert W. Dodd, Mrs. Ruth Groves, Mr. and
being planned for fund-rais co-chairmcn of special events Mrs. Roger Jiminles and Joe
Foy Jr.
ing efforts in tlio annual cam of the Scmlnolc-DcBary Heart
paign of the Heart Associa Council.
tion in February, "National
Activities will begin with a
Heart Month," it was report "Hootenanny" Sunday, Feb.
ed today by Mrs. Leonard
2, at the OrlandoSeminole
Jai Alai Fronton in Fern
Park.
Coffee Day, with all pro
ceeds going to the Heart
Fund, is being planned for
By Jan* Casselberry
Feb. 20 under the chairman
Church official! for the
ship
of
5!rs.
Luis
Perez.
B. F. Wheeler Jr., was nam
Feb. 22 and 23 have been coming year wero elected
ed a vice president of the
Tuesday night at n voters as
Citizen's Bank of Oviedo by set aside for the Top Flight sembly at Ascension Lu
"$1,000
Hole
in-One
Golf
Tourthe board of directors at the
theran Church at Casselberry.
annual'siockho’iucra’ meeting. n«m*nt". and.nn MarcKJLthe.
* The following officera 'wera
Mciodcc
Skating
Rink
will
Wheeler, a native of Oviedo,
elected: Ed Furgerson, presi
is a Stetson graduate and a present the "Queen of Hearts
dent; Charles Otto, vice pre
Navy veteran of World War Skate Show."
sident; Gil Msger, secretary;
Annual
Heart
Sunday,
a
day
II. He is in the citrus business
Carl Setje, treasurer; Ken
in Oviedo, and is a director set aside for door-to-door so
neth
Karchsr, financial sec
licitation,
is
planned
for
Feb.
of the Citizens Bank of
retary, Richard Sawyer, trus
23.
Oviedo.
The coming days are full tee; Ernie Larson, elder; Wil
He also is president of Nel
son and Co., Wheeler Ferti ones and Mrs. Munson and liam Klafehn and Kenneth
lizer, a director in the B&W Dodd have promised full de Karchar, chairman o f Board
Canning Company, Inc.; se tails ot each avent in the of Stewardship.
Elected to the Board o f
cond vice president of the near future.
Oklawaha River Processing
The Heart Association is a Stewardship wsro Jack Par
Co-operative; member of the vital part of the only national kins for two years and Paul
executive board of Florida voluntary non-profit organi Maloney, one year. Lt. Col.
Citrus Mutual; director of zation wholly dedicated to Ed Saar waa elected chairman
Florida Products Exchange solving the multitude of prob o f tha board o f finane*.
and trustee of tho Florida lems arising from the diseas
Carl Sstjo waa elected aa
Baptist Foundation.
es of the heart and circula delegate to tha church con
tory system, the major health vention in 5liami and Charles
problem of tho modern era. Melchert named alternate.
The Association is support
ed b y - voluntary contributions
from the public and its chap
ters arc directed by publicspirited doctors and citiiens
Dr. Robert Wcoden and who freely volunteer their
James Hardin were ordained lime, efforts and funds to
By Dooms Rates
aa elders o f the Upsula Pres continue the expanding As
The Longwood Civic taague
sociation
program
of
re
byterian Church last Sunday
will sponsor a benefit Card
during the morning worship search. professional and pub and Game Party beginning at
lic
education
and
community
service. Mrs. II. L. Johnson
7:30 p ,m. on Jan. 24 in the
and Robert Carroll were re service in the great American Civic taague Building on
tradition
of
voluntary
cooper
elected and installed as elders.
Church Street
Rev. James Thompson of ation In solving problems.
Serving aa chairman for the
The
Heart
Association
is
take Mary was minister in
continuing its efforts to alert event la ktrs. Garland Shaw
charge.
everyone to current know who is assisted by Mias Dor
New officers named for tho
ledge in the fields of stroke, othy Heath and Mrs. Geneva
years are James Hardin, aucoronary heart duease. hlgh Start
perintendent o f
church
Door and table prises will
blood pressure, rheumatic fe
school; Mrs. J. Lucas, assist
ver, atherosclerosis, congeni be awarded and refreshment*
ant superintendent of church
tal defects and many other will be served. Proceeds will
school; Robert Carroll, Sun
ailments ot the circulatory be applied toward upkeep of
day School treasurer and 51rs.
system and is initiating new the building. Ticket* are avail
Ed Fitzgerald, director o f re
programs in emergency ex able at a nominal fee from
ligious education.
ternal cardiac resuscitation, any member o f tho League.
5!ra. Marie Harris, nursery
education far practicing phy
teacher; 5lrs. James Hardin,
sicians in the smaller com
kindergarten teacher; Mrs.
munities. and diet, weight
Ed Dowell, primary teacher; control and nutrition courses
Mrs. J. Lucas, Junior teacher; for the public. The challenge
Mrs. Ed Fitzgerald and James is tremendous.
Thomson, superintendent of
By Doans Katas
Anyone willing to donate •
Juniors and seniors and Ivan few hours of lhcir time ia in
Tha First Baptist Church
Nettles, adult superintendent. vited to contact' the local of Longwood will begin a
Mrs. Ed Dowell will be church Heart Office by phoning 322- forward program o f finance
treasurer and Juhn Andes, 93C3 or visiting the offire at this Sunday with a proposed
clerk o f session.
116‘ i North Park in Sanford. budget o f $20,660, Rsv. Jack
Hardin has been appointed
Lindsay, pastor, announced
by the Presbytery c f North
today.
Florida to serve as supply
Tha budget will be present
minister of the cliurvh.
ed for approval and adoption
at a meeting o f the congrega
tion to be held next Wednes
day in conjunction with the
By Donna Kate*
regular mid-week prayer ser
Sixteen
women attended vice.
the rrgular monthly meeting
Each member will be anof the Ladies Auxiliary to couraged to help achieve the
By Joan Magln
the First Pi-ntcccstal Church monies needed for tho budget
The
annual
membership o f Lungwood held recently at In order to build aa annex to
meeting of the Chuluota Com the church on Oranga Ava- th* aducational building as
munity Church waa held last nue.
wall as a pas tori urn on th* re
Sunday in the church build
Mrs. M. L. McDaniel, pre cently purchased O x f o r d
ing following worship services. sident, reported that the bap
Street property ot Lake WildOfficers elected ai Ibis time tistry for the church had
mere.
are G. Bouldcn. treasurer; been completed and that all
Mra. 8. Rice, secretary; G. expenses involved had been
Shupe, financial secretary; A.
paid. Providing th* baptistry
Porter, Sunday School super
wss the auxiliary’s main pro
intendent; Mrs, K. Jones, as
ject last year.
sistant Sunday School super
Other annual reports were
intendent and Mrs. C. Run
A dim strip entitled "Th*
yon, Sunday School secretary. presented and approved.
Challenge of 1MB" will bo
The first project chosen for shown at the regular monthly
Trustees nsmed are Peter
Wright, Ken Rice and Ed the new year is to finish and meeting of the Church of Na
ward Kuhlman. Deaconessrs ceil the annex to the church. tivity Catholic Women’s Club
Fcilowing the b u s i n e s s scheduled for • p. m. Mon
are Mrs. G. Strauss, Mrs. F.
Bouldcn and Mrs. 11. Shupe meeting refreshments were day ia th* social hall of the
•ad deacons are E. Richard- served by Mra. Jewel Pannar. oourem.
m o . R. Abbott, H. McBride, The next meeting will be on
The mooting win be aa opes
R. Moor, A. Porter and R. Feb. 3 with Mrs. Obera Young one to which ail woman of the
Vaa W<
Program Scheduled
For 'Heart Month'
Lutheran
Church Elects
Officials
Wheeler Named
To Bank Board
Upsala Elects
New Officers
Civic League
Sets Benefit
Longwood
Baptists To
Get Budget
Chuluota
Church Elects
Officers
Pentecostal
Ladies Auxiliary
Has Meeting
Catholic Women
To See Film
j.
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9
OLYMPIC CHIC— Tho
W i n t e r Olympics at
Innsbruck britiR o u t
the best in athletes
nnd fashion desitrneis.
The official itymbol of
the Olympic Games has
been adapted as a lin
ing motif for a furhooded aprea-aki jac
ket.
Appointments
Formal acceptance of ap
pointment aa planning repre
sentative for tho Metropoli
tan Planning Council of Semi
nole and Orange Counties was
voted Wednesday afternoon by
tho East Central Florida Re
gional Planning Council, ac
cording to John Alexander,
Seminole County representa
tive on tho ECF Council.
Tha two counties joined In
this move, rather than retain
respective professional plan
ners, to meet federal require
ments
to
obtain
federal
matching funds for urban re
newal.
The ECF Council will pre
sent a review of tho last
year's accomplishments and
the projected scltedule of
activities for tha coming year
on Jan. 31 at Cocoa Beach.
Public official* of the seven
counties encopipasted by the
council and all gubernatorial
candidates have been invited
to this meeting and will he
briefed for the planned deve
lopment of this area.
Missionary
To Speak
Miss Christie Zimmerman,
missionary to India sponsored
by tho Lutheran Church In
America, will present a pro
gram at Good Shepherd Luth
eran Church of Hanford at 7
p. m. next Wednesday. Th*
public is invited,
Sh* will ahow her personal
collection o f colored slides and
will b« available for comment
and to answer question*.
Following tha program those
attending will b« invited to
personally meet 511st Zimmer
man during a coffee hour and
social period.
Lutheran missions ar* sup
ported through the Bantvolenc* Offerings o f the church.
Trooper W. R. Stringficld of
the Florida Highway Patrol
gave a talk on safety Tues
day night before the Council
of Teachers and Parents of
the South Seminole Elemen
tary School at Casselberry.
He stressed the importance
of parents teaching their chil
dren the safety rules and cited
new laws covering pedes
trians. bicycles and motor
scooters.
He stated that the primary
purpose of the highway patrol
is to promote safety on the
highways rather than just
write tickets. The patrolman
said that lie would like to
speak to the students as well
as the parents.
The remains of a bicycle,
damaged recently when it was
struck by a car and Its young
rider injured, provided a
graphic display and grim re
minder of the importance of
good safety habits.
Rev. Dclmas Copeland of
the Casselberry Community
5lcthodist Church gave the
devotional, speaking on the
Influence of home, school and
the church.
During the business session.
Mrs. Gerald McGinnis gave
a report on the progres* of
efforts to get the Town of
Casselberry and the county
commissioners to cooperate
in tlie Improving of Winter
Park Drive, access road to
the school, with a clay stabil
ized base. The two groups
will meet Friday night at the
county courthouse to try to
roach agreement in this mat
ter.
Mra. Lon Jllller reported
.IhaL th?rr__«,ft.nonew developments on the opening of
the new English Estates Ele
mentary School, which is awaiting connection with the
sewerage disposal plant.
Parents and teachers ar*
anxious for the new school to
open to end double sessions at
South Seminole Elementary.
Christy W. Harp, principal,
said that all tho hooka were
packed to movo to the new
school when he received the
news on Dec. 31 that the ncw
school would not open on Jan.
6.
Mra. EIolso Rail's fifth
grade room won the attend
ance banner for having the
most parents present at tho
meeting.
It area announced that 40
azalea and two camelia bushel
have been planted in the beau
tification project at the school
and cement has been donated
for a side walk to th* flag
pole.
Mrs. Edwin R.
Brown,
clinic chairman, cited the
need for mothers to volunteer
to help in the school clinic
and reported that 71 children
were treated In th* month of
December and a total of 297
thus far this year.
Volunteer helpers are also
needed in the library to repair
book binders and make out
cards. Anyone wishing to help
should contact the school or
Thrifty
FR IG ID A IR E
Action Zone
Washer!
ik
|
Mrs. George Casalou.
51ri. Ralph 5Ioore report
ed for the ways and means
committee that tho Chandler
Brothers Puppets will be back
by popular demand again this
year at a money making pro
ject for the CTP at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Feb. 18, in the
school auditorium. The af
fair ia open to the public and
tickets are available at th e '
school.
Another fund raising event
will be th* Spring Festival
scheduled for Saturday, A p ril,
18, at the school. The help
and suggestions of parents
are needed to make the event |
a suceess.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn, first
grade teacher, announced that
results from th* pre-school •
readiness clinics held last I
year for parents wore so gra
tifying that a clinic has been
scheduled for Tuesday Feb.
II. at 7:30 in the school lib
rary. All parents with child
ren starting first grade at
South Seminole next Septem
ber are urged to attend to
learn way* in which to pre
pare their child for this new
experience. Thla clinic will be
particularly helpful to par
ents who ar* starting a child
in school for tho first time
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Tha 14th Annual Meeting of
the members of the Cassel
berry Citizens Credit Union
will bo held next Tuesday at
7:30 p.m. at lb* Woman’s
Club Building on Ovarbrook
Drive.
Items on the agenda will bo
the election of officers and a
vote on amended by-lawi.
Lytl* E. Swope, president,
urges all members to attend
and, aa an added Incentive,
(here will bo refreshment!
and doorpriiei.
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Tha January meeting o f tha
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Cantor, 401 E. 16th Steoot,
Sanford. Th* project lesson
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�Higher Education
T m , mthrmnl Bdaeation U onn
o f tha fruit* o f tha tree o f liberty,
M wall aa one o f the element* neces. gory for It* continued thriving.
The American public achool *ystam a* it developed in tha 19th cen
tury waa a direct outgrowth o f the
ideal* o f the Revolution. It wa* ac
cepted from the beginning that ev
ery boy, and girl, too, ehould be
granted the opportunity o f receiving
at leaat an elementary education at
public expen**.
Today, in every atate, the main
tenance o f free education through
high achool i f the chief reeponslbtlity o f local government In the near
future it ia likely that two vear* o f
free college education will be com
monplace.
Such a thing waa proposed a*
early aa 1948 by Prealdent Truman'*
Commlaaion on Higher Education.
How the influential Educational Polidea Commlaaion aponaorod by the
National Education Aaaoclatlon and
American Aaaoclatlon o f School Admialatratlon, haa taken up the cauae.
In a juat-laaued atatement the commiaaion aald:
"T he nation’* goal o f unlveraal
educational opportunitiea muat be
expanded to include at leaat two fur
ther year* o f education, open to any
high achool graduate, and dealgned
to move each atudent toward intel
lectual freedom.”
With a college degree becoming
aa neceeaary aa a high achool diplo
ma once waa, with more atudenta
deelring to enter college every year,
and with knowledge becoming an increaalngly important national reaource in the competition with the
ftm
responsible fo r lung cancer;
hnw. theM .rearers, develop;
end whether those constitu
ents esa ha eliminated;
(4 ) Consider discontinuing
o f advertising programs that
appeal to young people to
form a habit which Is now
recognised as harmful;
(5 ) Consider poeslble eco
nomic impacts o f curtailment
o f cigarette consumption. It
to e problem that may not be
easily solved and Is a matter
that economist*, government
leaders and the tobacco indus
try should study;
( 0) Maks immediate use o f
the Information In this re
port to reduce the tragic and
unnecessary toll o f more than
100 deaths a day caused by
cigarette smoking In this
country."
Further statements made
by Dr. Scott were;
"The relationship between
cigarettes and lung eaneer
haa concerned the Americas
[ire. oooeLSrTTwHirt t vJsnt
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Hero is tha psychologies!
formula for ea interesting ad
dress or sermon i
Fullness o f knowledge always
and necessarily means some under
standing o f the depths o f our ignor
ance, and that is always conducive
to both humility and reverence. —
Robert A. Millikan.
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Thought For Today
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CASE R-469: Samuel T ,
aged 29, Is tho pompous young
clergymen who wee emptying
the pews by his dry, polysyl
lable sermons.
His young wife begged me
to outline tho elmple m ice for
making n speech that was tate roeting.
But we would not have you Ig
norant, brethren, concerning those
who are asleep, that you may not
rieve as others do who have no
rhoope. — 1 Thess. 4:18.
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IAS 8 Moatho
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O. a. Feotal BegaUiloae provide that aU mail enheerlpUeaa Se
paid ia eSvaaoe.
Bair's* as aseead elas* matter Oetober S i ists at tSe Vest
Office ef Bastard. Florida, aador tSe Adi e f Coagreae el MsroS.
fS e Herald la e member of IS* Untied Proa* which la eatitled etalaslvely ta tSe uaa far rapubllaallaa ef ell (So local
eewe related ia tSia aowapapar.
lariat, eewe er eevertmisg, e f tSis edltlea
tld may S# reproduced la aay maaaar witsties e f the pehllaher e f The Herald. Aay
respeaelhte tor aacS reeredaatiaa will.
aa lafrlaglag a* The Harsld'a eeprrlghl sad will he
. far demagieg eager the lew. Pehllahad dally eseept
SeedAy e e i CSrtetmsei pehllahad aeterday preeeadleg
Letters
To The
Unclassified
Cancer Society since 1948
when the rapid rise in lung
eaneer mortality In men boearns obvious. Over the years
e mounting body o f statistical,
biological, pathological, and
clinical evidence has pointed
to cigarettes as the major
cause o f the rise. The Report
by the Surgeon General's
Committee on Smoking end
Health ehould arouse the pub.
Ho to tha gravity o f this
health throat. It is e remark
ably effective analysis o f the
evidence that cigarettes are a
major health hasard and con
firms the position o f the
American Cancer Society.
"The
Surgeon
General's
Committee ia composed o f an
Independent group o f the na
tion's top phyalciani and
scientists and Is to be con
gratulated on Its forthright
statement There la no longer
room fo r doubt about the re
latlonehlp o f smoking to lung
cancer. Surely now the veil
o f confusion end lingering
doubts haa been swept away.
"In 19*1, the American
Cancer Society, The Ameri
eon Heart Association, tho
Netlonsl Tuberculosis Asao.
elation end the American Pub
lic Health Association Jointly
wrote to the Prealdent o f the
United State* taking that ‘ On
the basis e f tho weight o f
scientific evidence on the re
lationship e f cigarette smok
ing to cancer, especially can
cer o f the lung, to cardiovas
cular disease* and to other
debilitating and fatal dis
ease*, a Commlaaion should
be appointed to examine the
social responsibilities o f bust
nets, o f voluntary agenda*,
end o f govemmant In the edu
cation o f tho youth o f Ameri
ca; end to recommend vari
ous ways to protect the pub
lic, weighing tha coats against
the benefit to be achieved sad
seeking a solution o f this
health problem that will in
terfere least with the free
dom o f Industry or the hap
piness of Individuals.'
"W e believe as we have al
ways believed that to smoke
or Bot Is smoke Is a decision
fo r the individual adult U
make. It ia our duty, how
ever, to be aura that he un
derstands his owe risk ia
im okiug
cigarettes end
realises hi* responsibility to
his thUdnm in setting an ex
ample to them. We must sow
redouble the effort to per
suade yeung people either
set to farm the cigarette
habit o r to give It up. Since
lt t l, wo hare had under way
so educational program for
teeaagers and those eves
youager, and our mete rials
(flia a trips, leaflets, Rims)
hare been presented to over
half of the country’s high
schools. Wo feel that national
and local public health au
thorities,
voluntary
health
tabs tha rigorous action
to protect our young
from developing
ou ejta b it e f dgaroUs^amok-
Dr. Crone’s
a Tiger—
Worry Clinic
Communlat world, it eeema inevi
table that 14 year* o f free public ed
ucation will eventually become the
norm. It la not too early even to
talk about four free yeara o f college.
Who will foot tha bill? The aame
people who are doing it now, fo r 12
yeara o f education — every renter,
every tax - paying citizen.
In Ruaaia, deserving atudenta
have their total education paid for
by the atate, right through doctor
ate and poetdoctorate atudlea.
Granted there are strings — or,
rather, carrots on sticks — attach
ed by the regime. Granted that the
Russian citizen doesn't pay a school
tuition or achool tax because he nev
er gets money in hia pay check to
begin with.
But this free education probably
la the last thing the Russian people
would dispense with, were they per
mitted to modify the Communist
system.
The most education for the most
young people is the first thing a
free people should strive for, after
the basic demands of government
and defense are m et
Paragraphs
A s a follow up to tha ro• • port on ra ck in gt**"lth,
released last Saturday by the
M o r a l Burgoo*
Oenarol'a
Cooualttoo, tha Florida Di
vision o f th* American Can
cer Society, baa Issued a
atatement made by the organtsatton’s National President,
Dr. Wtndell G. Scott Dr.
geett baa urged that six ac
tions bo emphasised!
(1 )
Acceptance by the
mad teal profession o f tie foil
responsibility fa r Informing
and advising tha American
people about tha health hasf
arda o f cigarette smoking;
(S) Stop op scientific end
elinlcal research to develop
practical methods fo r helping
thoee adults who want to
givo up smoking cigarettes.
In some smokers, the habit
la aa addiction that ia difficult
to break;
( ! ) Increase research to
help determine what constitu
ents ia cigarette smoke ere
H e W h o Rides
Editor: Herald
May I, once again, use the
facilities of tho prose to ex
press some thoughts, please?
It Is time to eey thank you!
Last year, in our need, the
people of this county rallied to
our eld la untold manner.
Though too desired end haa
not been accomplished, our
appreciation and gratitude,
bars, at the Saropta Rest
Homo, Is no lass sincere sad
deeply felt. It also behooves
me to let this community
know o f what Its cltiiens are
made, sad to make public
acknowledgment of tho doneIf you will remember, we
were given five stipulations by
the county building inspector
with which we were to com
ply to obtain approval tor
licensure. Operating as a non
profit organisation, wo found
tho cost of these Improve
monte, beyond our means
When the public was made
aware of tho situation, Indlvl
duals became concerned with
our aged; hearts opened and
hands outstretched.
Among the first of gtese
wee my own church, the Lu
theran Church of the Redeem
er, Its Ladies’ Aid sad In
dividuals, the Rasters, Jor
gensons, Mrs. Whacker, the
Sonkarlks; contributing) too,
were the First Methodist and
Grace Methodist Churches;
the Dorcss Circle Rom the
Community Church hi Chuluota continues to send periodic
donations;
tho
Frlemlthlp
League and Ethel Root Circle
Quotes
There ere n lot o f foreignere coming into the country
nowaday* and seme people are
smuggling things, ineluding
rellgloue literature, leone end
croc If lxee.
— Soviet Mega si no Ogonyok,
la aa expose article.
Tho reel purpose e f e fttnsae program la to deliver e
physically fit boy into adult
life, not a boy with crippled
knees, damaged Joints and
various bene and nerve i
Juries.
— Dr. Frank F. Foster e f
Boaton, atteeriag v e u | g k
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Editor
of tho local Congregational
Church also continue to bo
frequent contributors.
Messrs. Evans and ICerce
rallied the support of the Cas
selberry Lions Club; the Hat
o f other civic group donors is
lengthy:" toe " Sanford Home
Demonstration Group, CWA
Local 310g of (he Bell Tele
phone Co., Independent Order
of Odd Fellows, Lodge No
XT, Florida Nurses' Assn.,
Sanford
Police
Beoevolent
As m .; Sanford • Seminole
Jaycee Wives, the Story Lea
gue, Epsilon Sigma Alpha So
rority, the Welcome Wagon,
the Medical AusUlary, the
Klwanlans, the Geneva Home
Demonstration Club; toe Banford Women's Club.
Bailors from VAH-1 under
the direction of Chief Neville
pain ted, while the NAS effl
cars' Wires Club end the Banford Branch of toe Fieri Re
serve gave monetary contri
bution!.
Public acknowledgment and
gratitude Is, hsreby, express
ed to the youth of our com
munity: the 4-H Club, toe Qlrl
Scouts and Brownie Scouts,
the Rainbow girls and DeMolay boys, tho Christian Youth
Ministry o f toe Congregation
al Church, the DCT Club.
Parts ps the most gratifying
contributions came from toe
neighbors: the Brewers, Dr.
EttamInzer, Remussts, Rumbleya, Simpsons and Wlgbts.
Thank you to the individuals,
jfljn toL ih en u T lsiiv c* of peo
ple here: Best, Betts, David,
Dunn, Gergory, Laucks, Lsvy,
Hutchiaon, E. Jarral, J, W.
Jarrel, Packard, Pairaon, Fer
ry, Peterson, Robson, Rowan,
Stewart, Witts.
Contributions o f material
came from Sherwin-Williams,
Factory Faint Outlet, Chase A
Co., Celery City Printing Co.,
Senkarlk Glaae and Paint Go.,
Jooas Electric, Higginbotham
Standard Oil, Gator Lumber
Co., Ted Williams Hard wars,
MeRassay Glass and Paint Oo.
Volunteer workers were: Bo-
• O 's and A 's
Q—How many o f the arch
angel* are recognised by the
Christian Church?
A—Three — Michael, Gab
riel sad Raphael Other BernIH* Archangel* are Uriel,
Chemuel, Jophlel end ZadkleL
bert Harvey, Ernie Bsumeis
ter, Dave CundUf, Mr. Jewell,
(he Howe Brothers, Leroy
Groover, Johnny Lee, Thur
man Smith. Edgar Osborn,
Clarence Shockley, Bill Kline
fetter, James Hall, Howard
HSU, Warren Wicker, Herb
Dyke ms, Alfred EudeU, James
Henderson, Otis Scruggs, Hen
ry Broome, Martin Mathews,
Bill Grimes, Joseph Adams,
John Sullivan, Grady Vaught,
Earl Rouse, Losing Burgese,
the McKibbins, R. Reagan,
W. L. Merritt, Mrs. Simms
Tbe building permit wae do
nated by Bob Brown, the use
of Skate City by Mr. Mlkler,
the use of tbe bedroom by tho
Mayfair Inn; there were boxes
rod boxes at Harsher kites*
donated by a
gentleman
whoso name I failed to keep.
What fun we had with this
donation! The K-W Fruit and
Vegetable Co. cancelled sn
overdue account; Beth Gre
gory gavs a lovely painting
for the maotel.
la a project like this to o n
were many anonymous doors
were many anonymous doers
and donors. Thank you, too, to
these "behind the seen*" In
dividuals.
For any omission* which
have Inadvertently been made,
I am eorry. The essh dona
tion# amounted to I174i.ll,
making R possible to accom
plish more than toe required
five Hama. The value ef man
hour* and materials could,
with -*om e-effort,-be-ev*luatad. But the complete total of
a list like tola lx lm measureable. For hew do we m aa— <
someone’s energy, thoughtfularea end feeling? Hew do wa
measure the tact end helpful
ness of the Sanford Herald;
tho geoeroaity of Kay Shoe
maker's time; toe eonoera ef
Mildred Gramkow? Hew do
we measure tho loyalty e f ear
own employes? How 4a w*
put a value ea toe widow's
mite or determine
ee e f each
(wait?
( 1) Bine* people are meet
concerned with "themaelvee,
here, end now,” then pick e
topic that falls within their
field o f maximum interest.
Parishioners from surveys
th a n prefer e sermon on
"How to Release Nervou* Ten
sion” In preference to "Social
Problem*."
They pick “ Do** God Anewer Prayer" Instead o f "His
tory of th* Church."
They select "H ow to Read
the Bible” in contrast to "Th*
United Nations.”
(2) Illustrate your sermon
text with etorles or cases
drawn from the audience and
the town where the crowd 1*
living.
Preferably, too, they want
current examples Instead of
incidents 2,000 year* ago.
( 8) Work a few members of
the audience Into your address,
but in e complimentary man
ner.
That, you make them "Jun
ior Partners” with the speak
Bruce
Biossot — Ray Cromley
Political Notebook
Opening the door fo r easier,
cheeper credit for many farelllee ia now being discussed by
tome o f President Johnson's
top housing advisers.
Th* plan now being consid
ered would mako It easy for e
homeowner who has paid o ff
several thousand dollars o f hia
mortgage to go back end bor
row more. He wouldn’t be re
quired to take out n costly
second mortgage. He would
have, in effect, e sort of openend, expendable l i n t sum
gags, within fixed limits.
Tbe homeowner could uaa
the money fo r any reasonable
purpose to help finance col
lege educations for hie chil
dren, a naw automobile, large
emergency medical expenses,
refrigerator a n d e t h e r
household appliance*, even a
vacation.
Using usual channels, money
borrowed fo r a refrigerator
may cost up to 12 per cent
Bet rowing fe r e ear may east
• per e e a t Other borrowing
may be equally expensive—ex
cept fo r boss* college student
loans.
Bnt bo rowing on n first
awvtguge ea a home can be
usually done at g per cent, er
lees, depending on the year.
And IheSVerag* man has dif
ficulty borrowing In ether
way* the sisable funds he eea
m o w ea a hens*.
According to the proposals
now being discussed, the Fed
eral Housing Administration
would be directed to encourage
the expendable er open-end
mortgage concept to the toe no
tt Insures.
The FHA, according to this
proposed plea, would also
agree that when a bank er
ether lending institution lean
ed additional money on aa
FHA-toeemd expandable mart
Our public acknowledgments gage, the FHA would Insure
id human thank roue are
wholly inadequate. We are,
therefor*, setting aside Ren
der, January It, aa onr
Thank Y ob Day” to yen.
Our coffee pot Is never em
pty to friends, bat ea tola
particular day, weH make a
special effort to be at home
om
for you. Wo would tool privi
leged to have you visit at * e
Rest Home anytime between
Q—When did the Mormon
Church abolish polygamy?
A —The Mormon people, by >o A live.
Let as alee aay, gspaHiDy
proclamation e f Prealdent WDford W oodruff In 11*0, abend- to yea, who have bean ae
onad the practice e f plural kind, "Truly, may heavenly
marriage.
gently fall upoa toy heed."
Q — Whet apple haa wee
Blnonroly,
awards aa the beet sweet apToaster Braden
pie?
A sst Administrator
A -T h e tw eet Mslateeh.
their hands behind their ears
to listen.
- to
(7) Imitate bet*bell pitch
ers end have a change o f pace.
Also, use th# "rebound effect"
by alternating humor with
pathos.
Break your pompous orator
ical pitch when you 'toll
story. Slant It to tha kiddles
down front end cue It with e
lower conversational ton*.
Many clerics toll a story In <S
tha aame oratorical rein as
their dry, essay utterances s*
th* youngsters miss the cue
end don't even look up from
the coloring o f their Sunday
School papers.
( 8) Pause for your puneh
line*. And if you are uttering
e poem, don't rush over the
critical Idea. Slow down for
tha climax!
%
(9) Conclude with a punchy,
terminal paragraph. Don't fitxla out with an uncertain ajtd
vague finish.
(10) Enter the peroration hi
rhythm by using appropriate
vert*.
Send for my booklet "How
to Mak* an I n t e r e s t i n g
Speech,” e n c l o s i n g * long
stamped, return envelope, plus •
20 cents.
(Always write to Dr.
Crane ia care e f title news
paper, etwloalng e ,U »g
stomped, addressed envelop*
mad 2* cento to cover typing
and printing costs when yen
•end for ana e f hit
lata.)
er. They will then be mere
fervent rooter* fo r that ter
raon (end thus more liberal
donor* on the collection plate,
too).
In the average church, if •
clergyman w e a v e s In th*
names o f even three perish
loner* per Sunday, ho will have
covered ISO families within a
year.
They wfll ell feel he la e
much better orator and be in
clined to raise their annual
contributions, too.
(4) Amateur s p e a k e r s
should try to limit their ser
mons to 20 minutes.
Have enough material for SO
ralnutea, but compress It, for
this will speed up your deliv
ery and thus make you a more
dynamic, rapid-fire speaker.
Besides, if you are racing
th* clock, you don't Is pee Into
a* many "uh” and ''ah” pause*
In your delivery.
( 6) Maintain "eye-contact”
with th* audience.
Dont’ focus on the ceiling or
the juncture point o f th* far
wall and celling, as many dull
preacher* and college profes
sors do.
Jesus kept excellent eyecontact, as proved by his spot
ting shorty Zaechaeus in a
sycamore tree during hia ad
dress.
( 6) Talk loudly, for adults
past 80 tend to become hard
o f hearing.
So watch tha rear rows to
mak* sura they aren’t cupping
th* expanded loro too, up to a
limit----------------------------------The plan would work some
thing like this:
John Smith starts out with a
814.000 loan, FHA - Insured.
Over th* course o f time, he
pay* o ff 85,000 e f that loan
and still owes 89,000. He has
msds his payments regularly.
HI* credit is good.
Smith gets in touch with the
mortgage holder, says he’d like
to expend hia loan beck to eey
818.000 and thus have sn addi
tional 84,000 to keep* his chil
dren In college.
With • good credit rating
end sn open-end mortgage ar
rangement, Smith probably
would get the funds he needs
with FHA Insurance, wllhout
costly refinancing and without
paying the high coats o f s sec
ond mortgage.
Presumably, th# term o f tha
total loan would be lengthened
end there would be no increase
In payments. Presumably else,
the new loan would not he
greet enough to bring the
mortgage op to its original
total T h en would have to he
some allowance fo r deprecia
tion unices home values bed
Increased appreciably.
T h en ia evidence that even
without special FHA encour
agement, an Increasing num
ber t t bemeowners are trying
out thin tgps t i bem w tng, one
M
O
V
way or another, to meet spe
cial.expenses or amergtnclee.
Officials pushing for this
program say this lean eon- . «
cept has worked well w h en H V
has been triad. They hold that
if FHA gets in with expand
able mortgage guarantee*,
this will open up rather quick
ly e wide source o f cheaper,
easily available credit for the
average man.
These advisers argue the pro
gram would give sn extra lift
to th* economy end employ- »
m ent Opponents say such expension o f credit would be In
flationary.
The program could toed to
ea increase ia foreclosure*.
Foreclosure rotes on conven
tional mortgagee d e c l i n e d
from 2.48 per thousand in 1A*9
to 2.14 hi 1962. Foreclosures
os FHA-insurod mortgagee
rose from 8.02 per thousand fas
1900 to 9.27 In 1902.
9
OVER 85 YEARS
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(A lee (side eld poet office)
Sanford
Furniture Co.
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• Tilt
• Plnnaa
• Rental
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Announcing
R
L* Payton Announces a d u n g t
in name — From R o m L. Payton, Realtor, to
Payton
R ealty
L. P. (Pete) Payton is now fi«m f atfd
with the company aa Broker - flBWmnm,
Other associates with Fay ton Realty:
Ruby W. Conder
Larry L. Payton
John M. Hyder
“To Please You Is Our Goal"
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Oviedo, Lyman M eet Saturday; SHS Travels Court Next
Hounds Play
• Lions Tackle About Sporta
New Smyrna Thinking Out Loud Leesburg
Five Tonight
Beach Tonight
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Nrralh Fri. Jun. 17, '64—Page 5
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BY JULIAN STENSTROM
By Jot Warden
Herald Sporta Writer
Oviedo High's Lion* open a
two-game home stand tonight
as they face a couple o( Cen
tral Florida’ s toughest cage
•quads, the New Sm>rna Baracudas tonight and the hot
Lyman Greyhounds Saturday.
New Smyrna will be shoot
ing for a second win over the
^ tough Ovledians, although that
w should not prove to be an
easy task. In the laat encount
er between the two schools,
New Smyrna barely managed
to squeak by Oviedo with the
aid of an overtime session,
.gaining a 65-58 decision.
Although the ’ Cudns haven’t
been able to put together
a winning streak, they are
better than their record lndl# cates. New Smyrna has been
up against tough opposition
and, coupled with the ’Cudas
tough full court press, the
Lions will have their hands
full.
Saturday night the Lions
host their bitter rival, the
Greyhounds, in the second
meeting between the squads.
Recently Lyman haa become
• the hottset quintet In Semi
nole county, having lost only
three games, to Oviedo, New
Smyrna,
and
powerhouse
Apopka. With the return of
two of the ’ Hounds atarters,
coupled with Lyman’s super
ior height, Oviedo is rated
as the underdog.
~ BehifidTlte •Jlmnjds liigh-T«*
bounding five, Lyman has
® romped over Ocoee, Eau Gal.lie, Wildwood, Lakcview, and
Oak Ridge to post a 8-3 re
cord thus far.
In their previous meeting
Oviedo pounded Lyman In a
53-26 spree. Tomorrow’s con
test may prove to decide
which team will have the
winnlngest record in Serai
note county.
)
Oviedo will have one ad
vantage In the ‘ coming con
tests. If the weather remains
good, Oviedo will be playing
on their home court. The
home town crew has been
hampered severely by the
somewhat uncooperative wca
ther conditions, yet the Lions
are doing their best to over
com e this handicap,
p
In many respects the Lions
have improved, so far this
season, in the catagory of
ball handling, teamwork, and
scoring the Lions have ex
hibited general improvement
Another important phase—the
balanced scoring attack—is
also nearly achieved. Oviedo
is presently working on re
bounding, shooting and free
m throws. Also the Lions are
____lrylngJianLlo-develop egretaiveneas on the court
Coach Paul Mlkler express
ed the sentiment of the team
when he staled, “ We are go
ing to be trying to get them;
w c hope to beat New Smyrna
and Lyman." Oviedo is prefently 3-3 for the season.
« Oviedo’s JV’a will also see
m Iction this weekend as they
* face their Lyman and New
Smyrna counterparts. Coach
Jim Palmer’a charges are
presently 3-3, having beaten
Montverde, Kissimmee, and
Itowey.
Game tim e‘ is at 7:00 p.m.
Legal Notice
A
•-x o t ic -k
or
S te tso n • v s - IlolH ns H ere
Saturday night at Seminole High’s Fleming Gym
nasium the Stetson University Hatters snd the Rollins
College Tats meet In a cage affair that should provide
local hardwood fans with a top-notch collegiate engage
ment.
It's true that the Tars have hnd more difficulties so
far this seuson than Yankee Stadium hna seats. It was
also true last season and the season .before that.
In fact, the Tars have won only two games this year,
but one o f those was a big one over the University of
Tampa Spartans. It was the first time in three years that
the Tars, under Iioyd Coffie, had posted a Florida In
tercollegiate Conference victory.
Saturday night Head Coach Glen Wilkes o f Stetson
brings his Hatters to Sanford for the Rollins engage
ment. Stetson is just back from a road trip to New York
Stat« where the Hatters lost three consecutive contests.
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•
•
Tarn View Lyman'd Donnie Smith
The athletic grapevine In south Seminole County
has it that Rollins College may be highly interested in
one cf Lyman's top cagcrs, Donnie Smith.
Smith, s towering six-foot, five-inch center, is a
senior this year at Lyman and Is showing up quite well
during his performances for the Greyhounds.
Smith, so the story goes, is being eyed by Joe Jus
tice, the athletic director at Rollins. Justice has been a
frequent visitor to Lyman's home court this season.
Smith is a very capable performer. We hope the lad’s
ability meusurea up the satisfaction o f Justice and
that the youngster is offered the chance to attend Rol.
tins and perform for the Tars.
Hennessey Leads By Two Pins
DALLAS (U PI) - Veteran
Tom Hennessey of St. Louis,
reasoning that with another
mouth to feed at home he had
best .round.._hi»„ jtame.. Jnto
shape took ■ two-pin lead into
today'! second preliminary
round of the $100,000 All-Star
bowling tournament.
Hennessey's wifo presented
him with their third child and
first boy, Donald Thomas,
Wednesday morning in St.
Louis, the same day his twin
daughters turned two years
old.
With the new addition as an
incentive, Hennessey bowled
games o f 247, 218, 237 and 204
in Thursday's first round for
a 926 total and a two-pin lead
over unknown Daniel Boone
of Houston.
Boone, who has never cap
lured a championship outsldo
Houston, rolled the dsy's
highest single game of 277.
But he had lo aettle for a
four-game total of 924.
Boosters Club
Meets Monday
The Seminole Boosters Club
will meet Monday, at 7 p.m.
In the High School cafeteria,
President O. L. Barks, an
nouneed today.
All Boosters arc requested to
be present for this very im
portant meeting and to bring
a covered dish. The dish may
contain
meat,
vegetables,
salad, dessert, Dr. Barks said.
The Boosters club will supply
the bread and drink.
The session is to bear a
talk by Julian Stenstrom, as
sodata editor o f the Sanford
Herald in which he will give
soma o f hit experiences in
working with a group similar
to the Boosters. With this
background, the officer* hop*
that the business session that
follows ean adopt plans that
will better promote the Semi
nole athletic program.
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Flashy Carmen Savlino of
Chicago rounded out
the
closely bunched top three with
920. From there, the field be.Ran. lo_atrjng_im*________ ____
Dick Weber o( St. Louis,
trying to become the first
man In All-Star history to
capture the title three straight
times, started alow with a
four-game total of 836.
Over in the women's depart
ment, Janie Lescxynskl of
Milwaukee rolled a threegame total of 663 to take llie
lead. Her score was the high
est three-game total ever
rolled hy a woman on tho
tournament’ s opening day.
She led Olga Gloor, who
tossed a 648 series. Running
third after the opening round
was Myrt Delily of San An
lonio, Tex., who posted 621.
Areitio, Zubi
In Clutch Win
In Thursday night's Jal
Alai action at the OrlandoSeminole Fronton, It was Areitio and Zubi coming through
in the clutch to win the fea
ture eighth game doubles
highlight.
The post five team o f Ech
anit and Gasti were first to
go-for-gam e point,-only to be
knocked out by Aides and
Elorrl who In turn were stop
ped by Areitio and Zubi.
Juanchu and Aldax were
wlnnera in the Daily Double
events and returned $99.00 oa
the 7-4 combination.
Arrona and Abaiolo opened
the night's 11 game card fin
ishing in a 4-3 perfect! com
bination with Anacabe and
Manuel to pay $219.00.
It was Anacabe and Ra
mon taking the second game,
with Elu and Irigo second, to
form s 6-7 perfects combina
tion good for $226.90,
Discloses Plan
NEW YORK (U P I)-S u g a r
R*v Robinson, former welterw e i g h t and middleweight
champion, Thursday disclosed
plane for another European
tour in tha spring.
Robinson, who will be 44 In
May, also aald he hopes to box
In Honolulu, Japan, Hong
Kong and Australia later in
tha year.
Lortscher Signs
The Lyman Greyhound* are
let to return to Orange-Belt
Conference play tonight when
they meet the I^etburg Yel
low JackcL in the Long wood
school'a
gjmuasium.
Play
will get under way at approxi
mately 8 p. m „ following the
completion of a JayVcc tilt
between the Baby Jackets
and the little Greyhounds
which starts at 6:30 p. m.
Saturday they play Oviedo.
The Greyhound* will run
Into a man-to-man defense
tonight, and the Yellow Jac
ket* have been fairly successful with it this season, al
though In league play the
Leesburg quintet has a one
and two record.
But this factor la not a
bright one for the Greyhounds
who this season have been
able to make their offensive
run smoother against the zone
style of defense than against
the man-to-man pattern.
To offset this factor as
much as possible, Head Coach
Walt Diuras has been work
ing the ’Hounds all week
against the man-to-man de
fensive style of play.
But this is not Lyman's big
problem. Actually, it has been
the inconsistency o f their
•hooting game. The 'Hounds
have run hot and cold most
of the year. However, despite
this they have posted a re
cord o f six wins against three
losses In overall play. In conferenee competition They have
■ record of two wins and a
single defeat.
Dturas will probably start
forwards Jim Goplcn and
Gene Wlnkleman, center Don
nie Smith, and gua'xis Bill
Poison and Joe Asher.
Saturday the Hounds tangle
with the Oviedo Lions at
Oviedo, The site of tha contest
as well as tonight's may de
pend upon tho wea Uier. Twice
this season the Lions have
had to transfer games away
from their home court-once
because o f a wet floor and an
other time because of an un
healed gymnasium.
During a previous meeting
between these twx> schools Lyman dropped a 43 to 28 de
cision to the Lions. However,
some contend that tills was
obviously one o f Lyman's
“ cold" nights and they arc
determined to revenge the
loss.
The contest Saturday night
Is a non-conference affair.
Chuvalo Meets
Foliey Tonight
C L E V E L A N D (UPI) George Chuvalo, heavyweight
king of Canada, risks a sixbout unbeaten string tonight
when he clashes with highly
tanked Zora Foliey in a na
tional televised 10-round bat
tle.
A by-product of this (angle
between a couple of sluggers
who Uke to put their oppon
ent* to sleep msy be a shot
at heavyweight champ Sonny
Liston.
Chuvalo, 86, Torooto, is
ninth ranked among the heav
ies. He is a hard puncher
who has compiled a 23-7-2 re
cord. The nigged Chuvalo ha*
knocked out 19 opponents and
still has to be floored.
Foliey, Pboenix, Aril., is a
12-year veteran o f the ring.
The 31-year-old father of se
ven la sixth ranked and at
one time was the No. 1 chal
lenger while Floyd Patterson
was reigning a i king of the
heavies.
Foliey is no slouch when It
comes to throwing the KO
punch. He haa knocked out
36 foes. His record U a glit
tering 63-6-3.
MINN EA POLIS-ST. PAUL
(U P I)— Dennla Lortscher, an
18-year-old righthanded pitch
er, signed hla 1964 contract
with the Minnesota Twins
w
Thursday. Lortscher la the T m *
DeLand . . . . . . . . ------------ 4
only first-year plpyer on tho
Apopka
---------. . . . . . . 3
team's spring roster.
QBC Standings
LYMAN ....« , m . —.. ■. 2
Two Records
MOSCOW (U P I)—The Taaa
news agency reported that two
world records were set in skat
ing events in Chelyabinsk. Aa
reported by Teas, Lidia 8koblikova was clocked at S min
utes, 4.2 seconds in the 1,000
meter*, and in tha 1,000 meto n , Miaa Skoblikova clocked
one minute, $4 seconds.
Le**burg
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BASEBALL, HO-lllJM — Michael Bouton, 10
weeks, seems quite bored by the baseball world
of his father, Yankee pitcher Jim Bouton. Even
tho autographed balls representing pop’s 20game wins during tho 19G3 season can evoke
no more thnn a yawn at the Bouton home in
Ridgewood, N. J.
For Finley
Tribe Plays
Metro Game
At Orlando
Seminole High's rage quin
tet return* to Metro League
action tonight when ths Tribe
goes to Orlando to meet the
Grenadiers o f Colonial High.
The Seininoles enter tonight's engagement with a
record o f two wins and four
losses in leagus competition
plus an overall record of two
wins and nine losses.
.Meanwhile, the Grenadiers
have posted a record of three
and three In loop action while
their overall record Is three
wins mid a half dozen defeats.
If the Seminole* ran turn
back Colonial tonight they
will move into a tie with the
Grenadiers. Probable starters
for llcnd C o n c h It n I p h
Stumpf's five tonight will be
Mike Bowes, Ken Tyre, Mike
McCleary, Dennis Ilrown and
Harry Burks. Slumpf will
luivo Mike Glnd snd Barry
Johnson, among several oth
i t s , reudy for action if neecssnry.
Bowes Is the tongue's fourth
highest scorer. His average Is
17.8 points per game. Colonial
has the loop's fifth highest
point maker in Kenny HilL
Giardello Signs
Try To Win Takes With New Group
Charity Handicap
One of the three favorite*
captured the ninth annual
running of the Charity Handi
cap which waa held Thursday
night at the Sanford-Orlandu
Kennel Club.
Hypnotique and Barnacle
Bob were hack in the pack
when Try To Win crossed the
finish line in Uie club's fea
tured loth race. But with
him at the wire were a num
ber of Central Florida chari
ties, including the United
Fund of Seminole County.
The program was billed ai
Charity Night with numeroua
charitable organizations In the
arcs participating In the pro-
313 Cars Vie
In Monte
Carlo Rally
ceeds of the night's program.
Jack Ledoux, the track’s gen
eral manager, indicated that
when final figures are avail
able he was confident the
amount to be distributed to
charity would exceed any
amount in previous years berauie of the large turnout.
Tonight's entries:
KIHMT II U K — a/IS Mile —
t. q u e rn 's Hllpprr, 3. Silks
MacDuff, S. Mac Htxtch. t.
Donna'a Ml** K.iy. S. HI CamInn D ill's, *. H arry's llrre, 7.
Traveler Joe, I. Um-kln Mold*
X K I’I I M I H t C H — S l« M ils—
t. Orl.ltal, 3. Sundown Hock.
3. Mlin'k Tip, 4. Murry Home
II., 5. F ou rw ay Anne. I. Klnrmy
D ocket, 7. T ry K w lk Cliek, I.
llotiM Shnrs.
T iin iD i i A c n — s /ie Mils —
1. Maltant U utlsrlly. 2. Hra
t.urr, I. Kasy Kir. t. Taran
tella, S. Kuol Itlns. <■ Amaila
I . 7. Step flu /, S. Htep In
Htyln
f o ir t ii
H i m — s is mm*—
1. la m o n T w ist. 3. Ilsunlle. S.
Jnyotl, 4. Cholly. S. I.so Mar
lin, 4. Uapt. Adair, 7. Srcrst
MONTE CARLO, M onaeo- Haver, S. Ulna Jitter
fUPI)— A week-long Monte
Carlo auto rally opens today
with 313 racing car* converg.
ing on this little European
capital from nine starting
points.
Tho first car* begin leav
ing from Oslo about 12:16 p.
m. EST, followed by starters
In Athens, Warsaw, Glasgow,
Minsk, Frankfurt, Lisbon and
Pari*. The last cars leave
on a round trip from Monte
Carlo Itself at 11:42 p.m. EST.
Ail roads from the nine
starting
points
lead
to
Ithcims, a French city that is
the hub for a common road
south to Monaco.
An early forecast of snow
and ice along the route in
France was revised and, ex
cept tor tog In low-lying
areas, road conditions were
rxpected to be excellent.
High powered vehicles, In
cluding the big American
cars and Mercedes and Cltomes, wore given better
changes of finishing with a
minimum number of penalty
points.
Enter Meet
BOSTON (U PI) — Texas
Southern University will send
Ita highly respected relay team
to Uie 76th Boston AA track
meet, Feb. 1.
Will Coney, dlreetor of the
meet, aald the Texans would
probably be matched against
tha defending national cham
pions from Maryland State.
Collossal Carp
NEW YORK (UPI) -
Tho
1 International Gam* Fish As
1 sociation lists the largest carp
2 ever caught as weighing 93
Lakevlew ......................... 1 j pounds, five ounces. It was
Kissimmee ..................... 0
4 hooked in Clearwater Lake,
Minn., July W, 1932.
Reealts Tuesday Night
LYMAN 67, Wildwood 46
Leesburg 91, Kissimmee 44
Apopka 99. lakevlew 43
INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) —
Games Tonight
The largest motor speedway
Leesburg at LYMAN
in the United Stale* is India
Lakevlew at Wildwood
napolis Motor Speedway which
Kissimmee at DeLand
has seats tor 82,two.
Speedway
F ir m
n s im — a/s mh# —
1. Ile pea i llock sr, 3. II. A.'a
C son Jet, 2. Mystery Tamer,
4. Connie Choice, t. Ktrprlll*,
4. Sa u n a , T. E bony Linen, I.
Illllls- I'atrnl
SIXTH IIU'H — S IS SHI* —
1. IU)Mi lleau, 3. Prolneol, I.
D A '* Hi-out, 4. Nebraska Nail,
i. J u .t IDincr, C. I'u rib rcJ , 7.
Sharp Trader, S. Doris Dlir
SKYKXTII R i m — S/N Mile—
PATTERSON, N. J. (UPI)
—
Middleweight— ciuLmpion
Joey Giardello has signed with
the brand new Nationwide
Sports Promotions, Inc., tor
all of hit fight* and personal
appearances, promoter Lou
I)uva of Patterson announced
today.
Iluva ia president of the
new corporation which (lied
Its papers in Philadelphia
Thursday. Giardcllo'a Philad
elphia attorneys, Michael Del
Collo and Don D'Auglu, are
treasurer and secretary, re
spectively, t)uva explained.
After Giardello of Cherry
Hill, N. J., goes through with
hi* already contracted nontitle fight against light heavy
weight Herschel Jacobs at the
Paterson Armory for Duva on
Fob. 8, they will consider
“ several $100,000 oilers,“ DuVa said.
Outstanding challengers are
Joey Archer of New York
and Rubin (Hurricane) Carter
of Paterson. Also ex-champIona Dick Tiger of Nigeria
and Terry Downes of Eng
land.
Metro League
Standings
1. Silent Orara, 3. Luvamlke, Team
3. Ample Dork, 4. Htar Tray, Evans
t. la id Hue, 4. Stlsa I’srry, 7.
Hun Hox, S. Ila'a Alli-e Havoc Boone
HII.IITII h u t : — B/IM Mile —
1. Trunted, 3. Upper Story, 3.
Texes la r t , 4 J r (( Alar, i.
Docket Flare, I. Hard Cutler.
7. Miiell Ferrell. I. 1’arty I'lait
NINTH HAITI — S/IS Mile —
1. OUoue W onder, 3. I'eanul
Hal, 3. Dalirs T aiyu, 4. T r .t
W ire, S. Fawn V iolet. *. Tw o
Hears, 7. Kalina are, S. (IranIta llurk
T K V III HSCSS — S/IS Mile —
1. Occasion, 3. Florence MoNabb, 2 Turn Smiley. 4. Starlight
Kallty,
J.
Doncaster
Champ, 4. Dal Tuna, 7. Andy'a
Hhatnrurk. S. U w r r Dark
s:i.s:» i :\ t i i hack —a n mid—
1. Fallacy,
I'am'a lie by,
bour Choice,
7. O. Nellie,
W
6
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9
Bishop Moore ..................3
Colonial .............
3
Winter Park ....................3
SEMINOLE _______ . . . 2
Edge water ................... 2
Oak Ridge ....................... 1
Games Tonight
SEMINOLE at Colonial
Boone at Bishop Moore
Evans at Winter Park
Oak Ridge at Edgewatcr
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3
3
3
4
4
3
NEW YORK (U P I ) - C h a r
les O. Finley’ s next stop is
the U. S. federal court and he
thinks his chances are “ ex
ceptionally good" there of
finally beating the American
League.
With that specilic aim in
mind, the angry, aggressive
owner of the Kansas City
Athletics instructed his attor
ney to institute suit "as soon
as possible" to determine
whether the Atnrrican League
Bryant Refuses
To Pare Claim
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI)
—Alabama Coach Paul (Bear)
Bryant will seek the full $10,million in his suit against the
Curtis Publishing Co., attor
ney Francis It. llara said
Thursday.
The attorney, retained this
week by llryant, said a fed
eral judge’s order reducing
the amount of the judgment
won by former Georgia Ath
letic Director Wally Butts
would have no effect on Bry
ant's suit.
“ Wo have an entirely dif
ferent situation here and that
action ought not to Influence
a jury in Alabama," llare
sakl.
Bryant and Butt* each sued
tor $t0-million because of a
Saturday Evening Pott article
charging they attempted to
rig the 1962 Alabama-Goorgia
football game.
Butts won a $3.6miIlUon
Judgment but was told by U._
S. ~Judge " Lewis Morgan in
Atlanta that he must accept
only $460,000 or face a new
trial. Bryant's suit is sche
dule to be tried here Feb. 10.
Seven Apply For
AFL Franchise
SAN DIEGO, C t'if. (UPI)
—Seven groups have applied
tor new American Football
League (A F L ) franchises, Joe
Foss, leaguo commissioner,
told the league owners at the
annual AFL meeting Thurs
day.
He listed Newark, Montreal,
Philadelphia and Cincinnati
as tour group* and aaid the
others preferred to remain
anonymous.
The expansion committee,
headed by Lamar Hunt, own
er of Kansas City Chiefs, will
study the applications for con
sideration at the league's
summer meeting in Buffalo,
N. Y.
Calvin Kunz, owner of the
Denver Broncos, said the
league was not Interested in
expansion until all clubs were
In the black. The same eight
teams will be in the league
next year, the owners said.
A retirement plan for AFL
players and plans for next
year’s television schedule also
were discussed by the owners.
Three representatives of the
newly formed player* associa
tion meet with the owners to.
day to discuss pension and
medical plans.
has any legal right to keep
him from moving his team.
“ Baseball is going way out
on a limb," said one promi
nent anti trust attorney, "F in
ley has an excellent chance of
prevailing if he goes lo
court."
The fiery Finley vowed he
has absolutely no intention of
backing down.
“ I’ll never back down," he
insisted. “ I think thcy'ro
wrong. Now we’ ll go into
court and ace who if."
Finley, a rather likeable
self-made multi • millionaire
who is accustomed to having
his way, suffered two of (lie
biggest reverses in his rela
tively brief baseball career
Thursday.
Ills fellow AL owners first
voted down his bid to move
the Athletics to Louisville,
Ky., 9 to 1 (Finley's only vote
was the one he cast tor him
self), and then threatened to
expel him from the league If
he doesn't settle his Municipal
Stadium lease with Kansas
City officials by Feb. 1.
A steady procession of wit
nesses were heard before AL
officials, headed by league
President Joe Cronin, made
their decision.
Sen. Stuart Symington (D*
Mo.) was among those who
appeared before the Ameri
can Leaguers and also waa
among those who hailed their
ultimate decision.
“ I thought it a wise and
constructive action and to the
credit of baseball and sports
in general," •Symington said.
“ I think It would have been
unfair to take the team out
of-KaniJS-CUy.** ----- —.............
Finley, who claims to havo
lost $1,028,000 — “ that’s In
rash, too'*—during his three
years of operation In Kansas
City, looked at tha American
League's decisions much dif
ferently.
“ The threat of expulsion
doesn't frighten m e," be said.
"Actually, even though I'm
going to court I'm still going
to try and work out a oneyear lease with Kansas City.
Truthfully though, they've al
ready turned down five- fourand two-year leases.
"I don't think the American
League can force me to re
main in any city unjustifiably.
And I don't feel baseball haa
the right to force me to stay
In a city where I am contin
uously losing money.”
Finley particularly angered
Cronin and other American
League efficiali U days ago
when ha aribtrartly signed a
two-year contract with Louis
ville officials, promising to
mov# the Athletics there
without even bothering to get
AL permission.
He explained why he look
the action before the league's
board o( directors during a
four-hour session Thursday
but they were unimpressed.
Nor were they particularly
upset when he notified them
he intended to sue.
"W e hid to tako a stand
somewhere."
said Zanvllle
Krieger, treasurer of the Bal
timore Orioles. “ We can't
worry about him going to
court, either. We did what
had to be done."
Hail, Columbia
3. Texeniuia, 3.
4. Color. S. H ar
NEW YORK (UPI) - Co
S. Wild \>r»tern,
S. Minnie Males.
lumbia won the first collegiate
Balding Leads
Crosby Open
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif —
(U PI) — The 960,000 Bing
Crosby National Pro-Amateur
golf claiilc boasted s distinct
International
flavor
today
with Canadian AI Balding
leading the pack and s Lon
doner, a New Zealander and
American
Bobbie
Nichols
close on his heels.
Balding, playing one of his
finest rounds in years, seized
the first round lead Thursday
with a six-under-par go—one
shot better than 67s turned
in by England's Geoffrey
Hunt and Nichols snd another
stroke ahead of left-hander
Bob Charles of New Zealand.
Agree To Fight
FLORENCE, Italy (U P I)—
Alessandro Mszslnghl, world
junior middleweight boxing
champion o f Italy, Thursday
night agreed in principle to a
bount against Gaspnr Ortega
in Junres, Mexico, probably in
June.
rowing championship over a
four-mile course on the Hud
son River In 1893, defeating
Cornell and Pennsylvania at
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
uai.
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NIGHTLY
8:10
tCTIONI THRIUSI,
Wednesday A
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le u ban J. Wallatadt at us
to Malcolm W. B o r to v a Sr.
ot us, lM . ll-JO-W O0.0M
Eldon E. Straws at us to
B . J. Rootree at us, Sue. 421-31, to,300
Clarence C. Willard at us to
M aleoa W. Bactoaus Sr., at
us, Sac. 13-l»to too.ooo
EUtou E . Straws at us to B.
J . Hountrsa at us, Sac. M i
l l . totoO
CUrmea C. Willard at us
to Qaaa S. WlUard at us, Waathcrsfleld, (8 to o
Dwight Mostalwhlto at us to
O w ton L. Musaalwhlto at us
Center Heights, to,000
Mary Lee Purvis to Ed
ward I. Gardner at us, SanFHA to Jaa F. Bush at us
Sunland Estates, 112,530
American Federal Saving# A
Loan Assn, to Ellis E. PhOpott
at u s WUdmare Manor, (U y
M0
Joeeph Etrtley Martin at us
to Balph L. Heights, Eastbrook, 117,200
Geosral Guaranty Mortgage
C e„ Inc., at al to Center U,
Parker at us Weethenfield,
totoo
Knos'Florida Development
Carp, to K. T. McClain at us,
Haights, 110,000
Legal Notice
s o n c u o r sa t,*
Settee !• hereby given that
pursuant te fleet Secret reeltree ea the tltb Say ef Jan
uary, list, la that aartata
cause ponding la the Circuit
Court la and far Seminole
County, Florida, la Chancery*
wherein VIRUT P I D I B A L
•AVINOe AND DOAN ABUOC1AT10N OF R B M I W O L B
lt'NTT, A corporation, la
alumr. aad cuarmbS d.
HOFFMAN and wife, RENEE
V. HOFFMAN, at at, art de
fendant!, Chancery Docket No.
l i l t ! . I. ARTHUR K. BECK
WITH. JR. Clorfc af the afereeaid Clreel t Court, will
within the legal hours af sale
•a Monday, February I, ISM
atfer for sale and sail ta tha
hltheii and heel bidder for
cash at the front deer af tha
I'okrtftCkhe et Uemlaole County;
Florida, la Ban lord. Florida,
the feilawlut described proyertr, situated and betas la
iemlaela County, Florida, be-
g
The Westerly MU feet af
Dot I, and tht easterly #7
feet ef Dot d, at Block «T,
• r SANLANDO. THR IUBURS BEAUTIFUL* PALM
arniN os BBCTtON, ae re
corded In Plat Beak t,
Pace Sit*. Publte Records,
■emlnele County. Florida,
subject to raetrietleas nf
record.
■aid tale will fee nude pur
suant la aad la prder ta eat-
Florida Fidelity Corp. to Larry L. Payton, South PlatJ im a t A- Brown at ta , loath crest, (10,IN
LMN Enterprises, Inc. to
WOdaare, (lOto*
Daniel M. Peeler at ta , Labs
OakUad Eitato#, l i e . to Waymaa Haights, (U toO
Gaaa Rag McKinley at ta ,
LMN Entarprissa, lae., to
Oakland Estates, (Id,IN
Robert J. Laughlla Jr., et ua,
Bryan Foster at t a to Nellie W. WUdmare, (1SA0O
B. Kan at tl, Qoaaa'a Mirror
Charts# B. Rowell at t a to
Booth, ft,900
Joseph J. Daffron at ux, LongLawraoea S. Jones at t a to dale, (I.0N
Grover H. Leverett, Heftier
Tillman V. Weed at tu to
Homes, $12,TN
Lawrence Hackman et ta,
Sarafe O. SchUt* to Ralph W oodm en Park, (8,2N
F. GUHa at al, Bel Air, M.TM
Jaaaa L. Page to Lloyd C.
Ardaley Manor, lae. at al Barry Jr., at ux, WUdmare,
to Hubbard Oonatnictloo Co., 91,000
Sac. U-21-H (71,ON
LMN Enterprises, Inc. to
Balm, tse. to Hubbard Coo- William F. Brannon at ux,
strnetioa C o . Sac. U-U-to. Crystal Lake Park, (ISAM
LMN Enterprises, Ins. to
(TIto>
Hobbsrd Coastroetioe Oa. to Frank a . fchauttoat at ta ,
First National Bank of Or T ee's Groan Estates (14,too
lando, See. IM l-to (73,ON
Lloyd C. Barnes to Clifford
Normas Swanson at ta to L. Cook 8r. at «x , Sanford,
Virginia Lea Disk, Oakland toAto
Hina, rr.no
Robert L. Wataoa at vx to
Jean R. Barnes at t a to Glen B. Revels at ux, DreamRobert E. H01, Labe Brantley wold, (13,ON
Isles, M,too
Galon B. Rivals at ux to
J ob English at t a to Bror Robert L. WataoB at ux, Coun
H. ftenberg at t o , Lake try Club Manor, (10AN
Brantley laloa, (23,000
George W. Dodson at ux to
VA to Clyde E. Spencer at William D. Brown at ux Clagux, Heftier Homes, (12400
Mlbarry, (9,100
Rudolph Spuller et ta to Ro
FHA to Robert C. White at
bert H. Ttocber at us, Subur ux, Haftler Homes, (ISAM
ban- Homes, (10,100
FHA to John C. Knost at ux.
J. L. Bobby at us to Mic Bear Lake Hills, M.0N
hael H. Basils at ta , Highland
FHA to Everett Lae Stevens
Park, (10,ON
at ux, Heftier Homes, ( 14,150
J. B. Great at ta to Albert
Loo JohBstoB et « , Lake
Waymaa Haights, MAN
Charles M. Jama# at i a to
Hospital
NOTIL’B OF BAMS
Notice is hereby given pur
suant te a Final Decree of
foreclosure dated January ltth,
ISM, nad entered In Chaaeerr
Case No. M ill ef the Circuit
Court ef the Ninth Jultelel
Circuit lu nnd fey Seminole
County, Florida, wherein J. L
KISLAK MORTGAGE COR
PORATION OF FLORIDA Is
Plaintiff, nnd FRANK N. PURDUN nnd RUTH ANN PURDUN, Hla'wtVo7'and~CHBUTfeK
RUSSELL nnd JUDITH NUB■ILL- bin wife, are Defendente,
J win tell te the highest and
best bidder Set eeeh nt the
frent deer ef tke ■emlnele
Cqunty Courthouse In aunford
gemlnole County, Flerlde, at
LllM o’clock A. M. on the trd
day af Fehraary, JIM, the fol
lowing described property as
•et forth la said Final Deerea,
te-wltf
Dot ID DOMODADN SUBDIVISION, neeerdlng te
the mat thereof, recorded
In Pint Book IS, Pane tl.
of the Public Records ef
■emlnele County, Florida.
NOTICE o r M L #
Notice Is hereby given pur
suant ta a Final Deerea af
foraaloaura dated January llth,
JIM, and entered la Chancery
race No. IM ft ef the Circuit
court of the Ninth Judicial
Circuit la and far Seminole
County, Florida, w h e r e i n
NINTH FNDNRAL SAVINOd
AND DOAN ASSOCIATION OF
NKW TORN CITT, Plaintiff,
and CHBgTCR M WELLS and
PLORKNCB N. W K U A hie
wife, are Defendente, I will
sell ta the highest and feett
bidder for seek at tha front
doer ef the Seminole County
Courthouse In Uanferd Semi
nole County, Florida, at lltM
o'clock-A-U. -n -th e-ird -d a y
of February, 1114, the follow
ing described aronerty ae set
furlh In said Final Decree, towin
Lot t(f, LONSDALE gUBDIVISION, according to
the plot thereat ae re
corded In Plat Book 11,
Pan* <1, of Iho Public Rarordi of Bemlaole County,
Florida.
(■KALI
Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.
CLERK OF THB CIRCUIT
COURT
Br I Martha T. VlhUn
Deputy clerk
Dew Offlree
FREED and NATHANSON
It# South Washington Are.
Titusville. Fla.
Publish Jau. IT, III*.
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NOTION OF BALD
Notice I* hereby given that
pursuant te final decree ren
dered ou the llth dar of Jan
uary, 1IM. In (hat certain
cau*a pending lu Ua Circuit
Court In and for Seminal#
County, Florida, la Chancery,
wherein FIRST F E D E R A L
SAVINUg AND DOAN ASSO
CIATION OF S M M I N O D M
COUNTT, a corporation, lo
Plaintiff and U. a. lU'HTON
aad wlta. CLBO BURTON, at
al era defendants. Chancery
Dorhst No. ISStT, I, ARTHUR
II. BECKWITH, JH., Clerk of
the aforesaid Circuit Ceurl,
will wlthla tha legal hours
of sale on Thursday, January
is, IN I after fey sale and
aell te tha highest aad beet
bidder far easb at tha front
door ef the Courthouse of
Htmlnols County, Florida, la
Mtnford, Florida, tha following
described properly, situated
aad being la Seminal# County,
Florida, te-wlti
Dots l and D af Bleak U,
Tier D. ef laaford* Flor
ida. according to B. B.
Trafford'a Man tkereof re
corded la Piet Hook I,
pages M-M, af tke puhlta
record* of Semlaale Connty. Florida,
laid date will fee made p w tin t *d and la ardor ta antgy tha term* af eald Anal
COURT SKAD)
ur ID Beekwllh, Jr.
at circuit Court, la
for Bemlaole Oaanty,
tax.
T. Tthlen, A C-
J*R. If, IMD
JANUARY It
Admissions
Arlan Massey, Ruth Stephens,
Fatima Hatley, Leslie Down
er, Dorothy Hlltell, Allison
Beat. Truman Vaa Aukea,
WasMagtaa Eldar, J a a a a
Church, Clarice Littoa, Wan
da Hunter, Michael Whitley,
8aHy..M f rtenwc, -Willla- Mat
Pringla, tU ef Sanford; Burdata Coiegrove, DeBary; Ha■al Lange, Harriiville, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Mariesan, baby boy; Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Litton, baby boy;
both e f Sanford
Alllaca Bast, Frad Ford, Bo as
Janklni, L a I I a SlaglaUry,
Rosa Maa Washington, Mss
Mysr, «U of laaford; Helen
Wslksr, , Margsrat HoIsm s ,
»rtbur ID Beekwlth. Jr.
CDNBK OF THB CIRCUIT Wallan Gablsr, DsBsry; An
COURT
dy Rapps, Deltona; Christina
Syi Marthe T. Tlhlen
Msloy, Lsks Mary
Deputy Clerk
(CIRCUIT COURT SEAL)
Arthur H. Beekwllh, Jr.
Clark af Circuit Court, lu
and far •esslaala Ceualy,
Daw Offices
Florida.
FRIED ani NATHANSON
Byi Martha T. Tibiae
111 Beutk waehlogtea Ave.
TlUtfllls, Fla.
Pbtlfte Lease
Publish Jan. IT, IMD
■aaferd. Fla.
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Publish Jaa. IT, 1M4
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N otes
Legal Notice
IN THB CIRCUIT OeCRT OF
TUB NMTM JUDICIAL CIR
CUIT IN AND M B BRKINBDB COUNTT, FDBRJDA
c m a n c b b t no . n a n
THB PRUDBNTIAD INIUR
ANCR COMPANY OF AMIR
ICA, n New Jersey corporaties,
Plaintiff.
ALBERT ADAME. lit pad
JOAN DOLORES ADAMS, his
Wlfa,
Defeadaata.
CLERK'S ROTtCD OF SALE
notio n » m n a t r o ivEN tbas pursuant u a Flaal
Deeres e f Porooteaure, dated
the title day af Jtousry, list,
aad tutored lu Ckeneery Case
No. Iltei, la the Circuit Court
ef the Ninth Judicial Circuit,
la and ter ■emtuols County,
Florida, wherein THE PRU
DENTIAL INSURANCE COM
PANY OF AMERICA, a New
Jereey corporation, le Plain
tiff, an# ALBERT ADAMS, III
and JOAN DOLORES ADAMS,
hit wlfa, art Defendant!, I
will eell ta the highest end
best bidder, or blddora, for
eaeh, at tho front door of tbe
■emlnole County Courthouse la
Sanford, Seminole C o u n t y ,
Florida, at 11 lM a’eleek A. Mon the ITth day of January,
t ill, tha following tfuoerlbod
property ae set forth la aald
Float Doeroe, sltuata la ■eml
nele County, Florida, to-wlti
Dot I, Block K, WOODMERE PARK, IMD RE
FLAT, according te Flat
thereof recorded la Plat
Book II, page II. Public
Rteorde of Seminole Coun
ty, Florida.
Including ipccltleally, but not
by way of limitation, the fol
lowing flsturao and equipment,
to-wltl
1 O.E. Built-In Range Me
dal J SIS V—Serial No. V
SIMM
1 O.E. Refrigerator Model
TA SIS V— Serial No. PV
144171
TOO ETHER with all straetarae
and Improvement* new and
hereafter ea sold lend, end
flatnrse attached thereto, and
■II rente, Imuoo, proceeds, and
profile aeeralng and ta ac
crue from eald premleea, all ef
which art laeludad wlthla the
foresoleg description aad the
habendum theraefi alee all
•ae, steam, oloetrls, water aad
ather healing, seeking, refri
gerating, lighting, plumbing,
ventilating,
Irrigating,
and
pawer systems, machines, ap
pliance#, flat area, aad apparuaaaeoe, which new are or
ay hereafter pertala te, or
1 Bead with, fa or an aald
pramtoe*, avea thoagh they be
detached er detachable.
IN W1TNBM WHEREOF, I
hare hereunto set my hand and
official seal Uls Utfe day ef
Legal Notice
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
TWE RtETM JUDICIAL IIS
CDIT IN AND FOR SEMI.
BOLD COUNTT, FLORIDACHAR CENT NO. 1SST4
OVNRSTRNRT LAND COMFANT, n Florida corporation,
Plaintiff,
vo.
P. DODON aHEPHNRD and
Nt-DEN I - SHEPHERD, hie
wife, et at, nnd any and nil
portena having nr claiming
gay laterset In the herein dee.
scribed property located In
gemtnole County, Florid*, towin
All of tht NWU of NWU ef
Section I. Township >1 South.
Range f* East, eiet of the
Weklvn River.
Defendunte.
Harold C. Logan at ux to
Valentin G. Matula et ux, Tee
*n Green Estates, (M,5N
LMN Enterprises, Inc. to
Donald E. Greisslng at ux,
Longdtie, ( 10,7N
Orria
Flynt Jr. at ux to
Roy Burton at ux, W oodm en
Park, (MOO
Ernest T. Tyua at ux to
Kant TJrua at ux, Bear Lake
Manor, (3,000
Oakland Estates, lac. to
Derek Shaw at ux, Oakland
Estates, (11,400
Grace O. Barnard to A. D.
Huslla, Casselberry, ( 6,1N
Thomas A. Scott Sr. st ux
to Knox-Florids Development
Corp., Harmony Homee, (3,TN
Barnard Maxwell Fitsgeraid at ux to William B. Slay
ton at ux, S. Plnacroat (12,400
Felix B. Andrews at ux to
Klngsweod Builders, lae., Sonland Batatas, (M AN
Agraamanta Far D a s *
Wallaca H. Parity at ux to
Paul Branson at ux, Olmatead
A Millar S/D $9,500
Ward Hicks, Inc. to Harold
E. Wlasa at ux, Eastbrook,
(IIA 3«
Tbe Florida Symphony As
sociate Board will present
T V s C apt Kangaroo ia two
performances Feb. 1 st tbs
Municipal Auditorium in Or'
lando. The fun with music
concerts, which have been de
veloped by Bob Keeshsn, who
portrays Capt. Kangaroo, will
b# presented at 10:30 a.m.
snd S p.m.
The 66-year-old performer,
father of three, loves children
snd they lore him. Ha has
designed his program for tbs
alsmsnUry a n d pro-scbopl
agt, however, many sdnlts
a n forced to admit they en
joy the musical concerts also.
"A t this age." says Kee•ban, "the important thing la
to make children feel warm
and friendly to the orchestra
so they won't bo afraid of U
when they grow older as, un
fortunately, so many chi!'
dren arc. Children under 10
are seldom exposed to tbe
good music that can bo a joy
to tham for tht rest o f their
lives," Kecsfaan explains. "If
they aren't introduced to it
when their hearts and minds
Federal Stmt* Market
are open, they'll fail to approN ew * S s r v ic e
ctete it later."
Sanford
Arrangements for tickets
Shipping pdlnt Information can be made by contacting
tor Jan. Id. All sslss F.O.B. Mrs. Frank Mebane, Sanford,
precooling charges extra un a member of the Symphony's
less otherwise stated.
sdvlsory board. Tickets can
SsRfori-Ovletto-ZtUwMd
be purchased at the auditor
District
lum box office before etch
Cloudy and cool.
performance.
Cabbage:
demand good,
market stronger. Domestic
round type, IK bu. crates,
(2.71 to (3. mostly (3.73; SO
lb. sacks, (3.11 to (3.30; poor
er quality and condition, low
er.
Carrots: volume Ijsbt, a 1WINTER PARK Four
ib‘. ‘ fllm ‘p*ek, medium to
large, Jew, $3.40; go lb. M cki, cou n ts are btlag offered (or
the spriag semester at tbe
loose, few, (l.TI.
Ctleryi demand good, mar Graduate Program la Physics
ket stronger, 16 in. crates, at Rollins College, according
Pascal, 1H dot., (2.30 to to Dr. John S. Ross, dlroctot
(2.78; t-4 doi., (2.75; «-• dos., of tha program.
Jttgistrstion for old aad
(3JS; hearts, film Erapped, I
saw students will be bsld
dos., (1.71.
CblnsM Cabbage: volums Peb. 13, from I a.m, to I p.m
light, II in. crates, (140 to is Knowles Hall on tha Rollins
campus. Classes for t h e
(1.78.
Endive and Escsrols: de spriag m reciter begin Feb. 17.
Dr. Carl Pierson will in
mand good, markst firm, 1
struct Advanced Mathematics
1/9 bu. erstas, (1.78 to to.
Lettuce: dsmtnd tseeeda II, while Dr. Joseph Zlomek
supply, market stroogsr; Bos will teach Analytical Mechan
ton typo, crates, I dos., (4. ics. Both courses will be of'
Ieoborg type, erstas, S dos. fered or Tuesday aad Thurs
(4J0 to m. Romslno, 1 1 / 9 bu. day evenings.
Monday a a d Wednesday
crates, (1.71.
Green onions: cratos, S dos. evenings, courses in Quantum
Meehaniea, taught by Dr.
bunches, (S,
Parsley: volume light, U Vernon Derr, and CelMtlal
Mechanics, which is to be
L.A. cratos, fsw, (2J0.
Radishes:
demand good, taught by Dr. Paul P id u r,
market stronger, b a s k e t s , will be offered.
V EG ET A B LE
REPORT
film packed, so-d os., rod, (1.50
to (1.71.
Hastings, Fla. District
Cabbage: demand g i l d ,
marks! stroogsr. Domestic
round typo, i t i bu. erstes,
mostly (2.60; so lb. sacks, (1
to (2.26, boat, mostly $2.13;
poorer quality and condition,
NOTirD R F SUIT
T E E aTATM OF FLOBIDA TO I iowsr.
Legal Notice
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News Unit
Offices
AT FLORIDA STATE BANK annual meeting
this week William T. Wade (top 1left) was elected
comptroller. Richard W. Keogh (top right) 'was
elected vice president in additiom to his duties
an cashier. Loring Burgess (lowier left) was reelected vice president and T. E.. Tucker (lower
right) waa re-elected president uand chairman o f
the board.
The Federal-State Market
News Services has re-opened
its offices at the Sanford Slate
Farmers Market for tin cur
rent vegetable season with
L. B. Morgan, loeal represen
tative, in charge.
Morgan, a native o f Ala
bama, has been with the De
partment
of
Agriculture’s
Msrket news service for the
past 1! years. During the past
13 years be has been asso
ciated with the Birmingham
office.
The Sanford office Is now
issuing daily vegetable re
ports and shipping point In
Condi Conder
Gets Bid For
Role In Film
Candl Conder, "Miss Sem
inole County,” has been in
vited to fill a supporting role
in two movies to be filmed in
the Sanford-Orlando a r e a
commencing Jan. 27. Head
quarters for the movie-mak
ing will be the Shamrock
Studios at Winter Park.
Mlsa Conder took part in a
movie, “ Two Thousand Man
iacs,” filmed last October at
St. Cloud by tha same firm,
Bos Office Spectaculars, of
Chicago.
Jerome Eden, now In Or
lando, will star in both mov
ies, "The Painter" and ' Sub
urban Roulette.” Eden said
local teen-agers will be cast
in both films.
commodKlag
formation
oa
commodities
bandied in this area. Morgan
said that plana a n to keep
the office here open until the
"Anyotw
middle of June. "Anyone
wishing to receive our re
ports free o f charge should
Marcontact our office at the Mar
ket,” said Morgan.
The Herald is now carry
ing the daily morning vege
table report
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Vet Census
The Department of Florida
ia
of the American Ltgkm is
currently conducting a veter
ans' census throughout the
state during tha months of
January through March.
Tha Campbell-Losslng Foal
Poet
33 has been assigned the re
sponsibility o f surveying the
Sanford area, according to
Post Commander Frank E.
llolmea. Between 9 a. m. and
12 noon on Saturday, and
again on Jan. 23, membcra
of the Sanford post will par
ticipate in the census taking
f>
program.
A registration booth will bo
established at the 40 aad
which will
Eight locomotive whic
at S
SL and
be parked at First
Park Ave., near the Sanford
S
Atlantic National Bank
Holmes urges an veterans
vt
o f World War I and II and
tha Korean conflict to regiaDoom.
ter at tha booth.
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Rollins Offers
Graduate Work
T. DODGE t-HKPHRHU (also
kaown ns Parkinson Dodge
Shepherd)
nnd KLLKN
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■IIKPHERD. hie wife, If living,
and If dead, tho unknown NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF
helrt, dovUto*, logateoi, gran- EBBOLUTION RT BOARD OF
tee*,
truilee*.
b*nsfielarl*s. C O U N T T rOWHiaaiONERS
•poui**, creditor*, lienor*, sue- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN!
eet*ore > oth*r* claiming an
NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVInlere*! by, thmugh, under or EN that en the 14th day of
for the said P. Dodge Shrphrrd January 1MI, after public
end Ellon L Mbophord. hie hearing, pursuant to authority
Wife: ANT AND ALL OTHER! granted In Saetlona tll.OS and
HAVINO OR CLAIMING ANT SSI.14 Florida Statute*, the
INTEREST IN THB FOLLOW. Roard of County Commission
INO DESCRIBED PROPERTY ers, aemlnole County, Florida,
LOCATED IN B B M I N O L K adopted a resolution vacating,
COUNTT, FLORIDA!
abandoning and doting for
All of tbe NWt4 of NWU road and oa**m»nt purpoaea
of Section |, Towmhlp Sl and renouncing and declaiming
South, Range SI East, suet any right of tha County nnd
of the Woklva Rivor.
tha publte In nnd to tho fol
nilEKTIN O Bs
lowing dtacrlbod
allay
ar
You urn horoby notified that aaasmant and roada altuatad In
a procoodlng ta qalot ml* and Stmlnola County, Florida, aa
for other relief heo boon dallnaatad on lha plat or tha
broagbt In the Circuit Court R*vl*lon of lllocka T. U. V
for Seminole County, Florida, and W and Tropical Park Re
agalaot all portons claiming servation In Needham's Revis
any totals, right, title or In- ed Map of Chuluotn, Oranga
tercet la, er lien upon, the County, Florida, ai recorded
above described reel property, In Plat Rook "C ", page II.
situate In Seminole County, Public Recorda of Oranga
Florida, and yea are hereby County, Florida, and Plat llook
required to flit with tho Clerk t. page 41. of the Pubtle Re
ef tbe above described Circuit cords of Seminole County,
Court In nnd for Seminole Florida, to wilt
(e) That certain strip of
County* your written appear
land shown on aald plat
ance (persenelly er by atterof Uloek W as an allay
nor) la nalS proceeding, on or
or
oaatmant over and
before Iho 14th dty of Jan
upon aald Block W. nnd
uary, IMt. and thereafter te
running between Railfile service on the attorneys
way Ave. and the Watt
for the Plaintiff, Baker, Baker
lino nf First at.
* Smith, M Meet Plae Street,
P. a Bos No. lit I, Orlando,
tb) That part ef Railway
Ava. lying geuth af the
Florida, aad fils with aald
gotttb line et Cedar CL
atteraera for the Plaintiff aad
and between the East
with tha Clerk af the above
line ef geeond St. at
staled Court your written de
tended South to the
fenses, er answer, It any, ta
Reuth llun ef Oleander
tho Complaint at the times
Ava. and the Went line
roeeribed by law, thorpls setnf First RL esteadtd
lag up tht aetata, right, title
Reath te the South line
•r Interest la, or Uea ape a,
the above described property
of Oleander Ava.
(e) That part af Oleander
claimed by yen. Herein fall
Ava. lying between the
M l gy Judgment will be ca
East line of Eeoond at.
tered against yea br default.
ostenied South In the
WITNEM my hand and seal
■euth lino of said Olean
af tka aald Court at ■aaferd,
der Ava. nad tbe West
■emlnole County, Florida, this
lino nf First at. eatnadnd
sard dap ad Pteembsr. JML
South ta the south Hat
Arthur H. Beekwlth, Jr.
•f aald Oleander Ave.
Arthur M. Beckwith. Jrclerk et tke circuit Oonrt
Doted this 14th day af JaaClerk «f the Clrealt Court
la snd for Seminole Ceun- uary, IM4.
(■KALI
Deputy clerk
BOARD OF COUNTT COM
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, ■ Martha
! » » T. Viklsa
MISSIONERS SEMINOLE
Deputy Clark
COUNTT. FLORIDA.
or/B aker R Smith
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Eg l Arthur U. Neckwith,
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Capt. Kangeroo
To Perform
In Orlando
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and have the Sanford Herald
delivered daily to your door
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Students Visit
Seminole High
Seminole High ScbooT'i soc
ial studies classes Thursday
were visited by six students
from Melbourne High School.
Tbe students from the well
known east coast school teem
ed up with Seminole students
for panel discussion* concern
ing world news and current
events In th# United States.
In addition, said Mrs. Vlr
glnia Burney, Seminole High
social studies instructor, tha
students of the two schools
exchanged Ideas and opinions
•bout thsse subjects sad
many others.
for O n ly ........................
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Legal Notice
I * TDM CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINTH JUDICIAL CtR.
f t IT. IN AND FOE SEHI.
ROLE COUNTT, FLORIDA
CHANCERY NO. I O N
WILLIAM O. HART and LU
CILLE R HART, hie wlf*.
Plaintiff*.
ve.
PAUL B. JENKINS, et ut. et
alP*rendanta.
CLERK'S NOTICE OF *ALR
NOTICE IS lIBRKUT GIV
EN that under a Decree et
forerloture aad sale tntered
by tba Judge ef the Circuit
Court af the Ninth Judicial
Circuit la and for 0*mliwi|a
County, Jrierlda, ea the llth
day ef January, lilt . In a
rertala cauaa between Wit,.
LIASI O. IIART and- LUCILLE
S. HART, hie wife, plaintiffs,
And PAUL B. JENKINS, et US.
et al, Sefeadaata. being Chan
cery Case No. ISAM. J will eel!
■t pebtle Auetlea to the high•it bidder for cash, at the
front doer «f tbe Oeurt House
la Hanford, gemlnole Couotr,
Florida, at tha bear et ll:#o
o 'clo ck A M - ea Fabraary Srd,
1IM, that certain property deeerlbed ae fellows, to-wilt
Lot* 4 ant S. Block 14,
Tier S- according te JL JL
TRAFFOHD'a
MAP
of
tan ford, Florida, as re
corded la Flat Book I.
pagan M to It. Fubllo Re
cords ef gemlnole Oouaty,
Florida.
(BEAL)
Arthur H. Beekwlth, Jr,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Pyi Martha T. Vlhtea
Deputy clerk
Marten Tuck af Ua firm at
BAMNTT AND TUCK
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clerk at aald Daard
Fabliau Jaa. IT, ltIL
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WEEK
END
TOUR of HOMES
the Sanford - Sem ino le A re a
i
There's Still No Place Like H om e-Your Own
One o f our favorite cartoonlata
occasionally
quips,
•There’* No H ace Like Home
—Absolutely No P lacel” This
ia just as true a i "Home 1*
what you make it," meaning
tt all depend* on the people
Hitt
• an fn rh
who live there.
We make our home* cheer
ful, restful, warm, friendly,
according to our natures and
personalities. But it certainly
helps us to make the borne
what we want it to be, when
we have a modern house de
signed to fit our family needs
to start with.
Our local builders are c e r
talnly offering us the most
modern and well planned
houses
and
communities
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HeurHra"
Kingswood Builders this week
will be showing a very attrao
tlva three bedroom, two full
tile bath home In Grove Man
or, off Mcllonvill* Avenue In
Sanford.
It’s centrally heated, has
many up to date features, and
has a remarkably reasonable
price. See this, or If you want
a guided tour, call Jim Hunt
Realty, who la now exclusive
Sales Agent for Kingswood
Builders, according to Byron
Leach.
In Country Club Heights, on
Hwy. 427 between Lake Mary
and Longwood, there are 12
models to see. There’s a sales
representative on the prem
ises, and some of the prices
start as low as 111,300. Worth
looking Into.
Some of the homes under
construction in R a v e n n a
Park, on Country Club Road,
hava been sold before comple
tion, but there are still sev
eral available for occupancy
right now. They all feature
central duct heating, and
just a couple o f days ago that
would have been warmly ap
preciated. Look them overt
The Sales Agent for Shoe
maker Construction C o m pany’a developments, Stenstrom Realty, la having Open
House tomorrow at their own
new quarters. Drop by for a
visit. Shoemaker’s communlties include Mead Manor in
Oviedo, as well as Idyllwllde
and Ravenna Park.
Legal Notice
sotich o r aat.se
Notice I. hereby Siv.n that,
pursuant to a Final D .c r .«
of
Por.oloaur*
entered
In
cans, num b.r.4 11471. In th .
Circuit
Court
of
S.m tnol.
Countr. Florida, I will aril th.
p r o p . rtf altual.d In Seminole
Countr. Florida, d.arrltied aa:
U»T S of BOtITII PINKUltKBT. First Addition, ac
cording to plat thereof re
corded In Plat Book 1*.
pates 4S an* tt, with pub
lic utility .aaemenl aa
amtnd.d In Official Itsrurda Honk tt, paaaa SS
and St o f th . Public It*cord, of B.mlnol* Coun
tr. Florida
at public sale, to th . h leh.it
and beat bldd.r for e.ih , at
the front door of the B.mlnol.
Countr Courthouse In Sanford.
Florida, b .tw r.n 11:00 a. m.
and ! : 0« p, m , on F»b. 11th,
l t t l.
While you are out driving this week-end, take this page
with you. The map above will assist you in locating some
o f Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real
estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find
just what you are looking for in the way o f a home.
(Court B .a l)
AHTIIUR X . BECKWITH,
Jit.
CI.BRK CIRCUIT COURT
H r: Martha T. V lh l.n
Deputy Clark
Fra.m an, Richardson ft
W atson
Til Barnett Bank Building
Jacksonville, Florida
Attorney
Publish Jan. IT, 1*44
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Stenstrom Realty Now In New Offices
Stenstrom Realty, founded
In 1957 by Ita owner, Herb
Stenstrom, has moved Ita o f
fices from downtown Sanford
to It* new location at 2565
Park Drive. The firm ta hold
ing open house activities to
morrow and officially welcom
Ing friends and customers in
Its new location.
During Its first year of
business the agancy waa oper-
Oak Holds Top Spot
As Home Flooring
Although man-made p r o
duets o f various kinds have
b a e o m * Indispensable
In
equipping the modern home,
nature remains the chief pro
vider o f such essential parts
as the floors.
Floors o f oak and other
hardwood, long th* favorite
o f American horns owners,
continue to hold their envied
leadership, according to trade
reports.
For many y ea n more of
the nation’s homes hava been
floored with oak than with
all other flooring materials
combined. Next In popularity
a n hard maple, beech, birch
and pecan. Other hardwoods
often used for flooring include
waTmur^thFrryr'Taalrrhlokwy
and teak.
t M o n than 00 per cent of
the country’s hardwood floor
ing la produced in the South
ern and Appalachian regions,
and about 95 per cent o f th*
output In thosa areas Is cak.
Indication* a n that 1063
will go down on th* books as
the best year fo r hardwood
flooring sales line* 1060. In
that year Boutharan and Ap
palachlan shipments totaled
more than 847 million board
fe e t Volume for th* ftrat 10
montha of 1063 waa well over
708 million board feet, up S
per cant from tha correspond
ing 1062 period. Total ship
ment* In 1062 amounted to
701 million board fe e t
The strong demand for oak
also has been reflected In the
Industry’#
lnventoriei-to-or
ders n tlo . On October 1, 1963,
for example, mill Inventories
w e n 110 per cent sold, One
year earlier, the mill* had
substantially larger Invento
ries and they were only 73
per cent sold.
Th* 1962 gain, though modast on tha surface, ia algnlfl-
Ready for YOU - in Grove Manor!
cant when eonildend In rela
tion to housing construction,
eaye, Henry H. Wllllne, exec
utive vice president o f th*
National Oak Flooring Manu
facturers’
Association.
H*
points out that while 1963
housing starts are expected
to reach 1,545,000 units, or
about 6 per cent over 1062,
practically all o f tha increase
was In apartments, lilt torically, apartments do not offer
nearly aa good a market for
oak flooring aa do ona-family
dwellings, he explain*.
In 1964, according to some
astute observers o f tha housIng scene, a larger p ercen t
age o f total starts will be In
.ona-family___dwellings— -Thl*.
should help maintain oak
flooring demand at • high
level, says Wllllne.
Important factors contrib
uting to th* sustained de
mand, he points out, Include
a renewed appreciation on tha
part o f home owners for tha
natural beauty o f wood, •
pronounced decorative trend
toward display o f attractive
floora, and Increased home
buyer Insistence on quality
construction and quality fea
tures.
ated out of Slenatrom’a home.
However, In 19M he opened
hla offices at 111 North Park
in downtown Sanford. A t tha
outset, the firm handled only
general sales and Hating*.
But loon after opening th*
downtown offices, Slcnstrora
Realty rapidly began to spe
cialise In horn* sales In addi
tion to residential and com
mercial sales, rentals and
lease*. The firm’s service now
also include appraleala of resi
dential, commercial sod unim
proved property. It hsndlee
lot tales, acreage, commercial,
farm and grove a.-let.
In 1962 the firm waj ap
pointed by 8ho*maktr Con
struction Co., developers of
Ravenna Park and Idyllwllde
of Loch Arbor, as Ita exclu
sive alias agency. The Shoe*
maker company also named
the Stenstrom firm aa ita
sales agency for homes In
Mead Manor of Oviedo.
Also in 1962 the realty com
pany was appointed by the
Federal Housing Administra
tion aa Sanford A rts Homs
Property Management broker.
In June o f 1963 Stenstrom vol
untarily cancelled its manage
ment contract with FHA but
continued to serve as UFA and
VA horns sales broker.
During tha aix-year period
tha 8tenitrom agency grew
from ft one-man operation to
ita present statue which con*
■lets o f a half a doten asso
ciate broker* and salesmen In
addition to Its office staff.
Because o f this growth the
firm had to eeek new quarter*.
Th* new officee provide tha
needed space plue additional
room for axpanslon. The new
quarters consists o f n modem
lobby, a secretarial-accounting
section,
manager’s
offlea,
tales Interview office, Bale*
and rental office, and the
owner’s office. Space la pro
vided for a conference room.
The suite la centrally hasted
and air conditioned. Ample
parking, Stenatrom saya, ia
available for cuatomars and
employe*.
8EM1NOLE COUNTY
Cavalcade of Homes
12 Exciting Models
3 & 4 Bedrooms — 2 Baths
if
g o u n lr t j
tllttb
i jjc u t h ls
-------- FROM $13,500 -------FHA and Conventional Fiaaadag
• -No Closing Coats
• V A — No lkwm Paynaeat
• IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
FEATURING:
• Centra! Heel ft Air
Conditioning
• Built In Kitchen
Equipment
• Beautiful High ft Dry
Landscaped Lota
• Sidewalks
• Street Llghte
• Sewer and Water
Saint Anne traditionally Is
regarded as tha mother ftf
Virgin Mary.
PH ON E 838-2319 or 838-5059
%
Here's
where you'll find
YOUR IDEAL HONE
Idyllwilde
"Homes Of Distinction”
VISIT THESE TWO TASTEFULLY
PLANNED COMMUNITIES. YOU’RE
BURE TO FIND THE HOME PERFECT
L Y DESIGNED FOR YOUR FAMILY
NEEDS!
Larger, Finer Homei, designed for
those who demand the ultimate in
comfort, convenience and luxury.
Ravenna Park
“ A Community Built With Pride"
MODERN KITCHENS BY
R IH K IA LA lLie T R ie
Beautiful 8 ft 4 Bedroom, 1,11,4, 2 Bath
Homei, FHA, FHA In-Service, VA, Con
ventional Financing.
Several homes are new eemplet* In th* new sat
section. Son them today!
M U ELIZABETH COURT
8 1 1 THIS NEW HOME, NESTLED IN QUIET, LOVELY GROVE MANOR!
It has three bedrooms, two full tUe both*, a Urge living room, family room, break fast area, aad a aeparate dlaJag room, Ita Urge
wmdam kitchen has custom built birch cabinets, aad is completely equipped with General Electric appliances. It la centrally heated,
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with
air conditioning noptional.
Modem Kitchens by
RKNERAL A
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ALSO — FOUR HOMER COMPLETE AND
READY FOR TOUR D fM C TIO N — IN
G B E R N B B 1 A B op l o c i
WILLIAMS.
BRUMLEY JR.
BYRON M.
LEACH
P. a BOS lift
BEE US FOR REMODELING
Jim Hunt Realty, Exclusive Salas Agent
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CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY
Custom Building Our Specialty
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�Linda M acLeod
Helen Gleeson
Celebrates
Birthday
By Jane Casselberry
Linda MacLeod, daughtei
of Mr. and Mra. Donald Mac
Lcod, celebrated her fi/Ui
birthday Sunday afternoon
Did you think Jack Froit
had hit town thli wcekT We
heard one of the Jayccca chidIns a couple of othera about
wearing a top coat on one of
the colder da.va . . . aald he
wouldn’t wear one, Just on ac
count o f the principle involv
ed . . . central Florida ia
supposed to be warm . . . hc'a
either a Rood booster or made
of stronger stuff than most of
us . . . maybe bothlll
the senator. They have four
children — John, seven, Bar
bara, nine, Kim, 12 and Joe,
13. She quite evidently misses
the children while traveling
over the state (we left her
chatting with them on the
phone!) but they have been
told what It is all about and
are apprised of all the things
that happen while on this or
ganizing tour. They have
been thoroughly indoctrinat
We hnd the distinct pleas ed in the ways of state gov
ure Wednesday of meeting ernment for they go to Talla
Mrs. Jack Mathews, wife of hassee part o f the timo when
the senator and gubernatorial the senate is in session and
candidate. Sho Is a real young Joo was a page during
charmer, has that winning the last session.
When we asked about vol
way that gives you the feel
ing you've known her for unteer work (thinking of all
years! Having a curious na the organizations that would
ture wc asked her dozens of benefit by her personality and
capability) sho promptly re
plied that she doesn't make
any definite commitments for
she likes to keep her time
freo to go where her husband
is . . . and taking care of four
children keeps her pretty
busy. She does belong to the
League o f Women Voters, is
on the rehabilitation board,
United Fund, a member of a
garden circle and on many
boards not requiring her pres
ence on specific days. They
are active members of the
Methodist Church.
Tho Mathews do a lot of
hunting and she loves to fish
—they relax with the children
on the water . . . they all ski
. . . and you get tho feeling
they’re Just a happy family
doing the tilings tho rest of
~~ Mrn. Juck. Mikthewd ~ m dtf v v . but you -wundti
how many hours aro In their
questions . . . she quite ob
days! 11 Tho
senator has
viously enjoys politics, and visited 81 counties in the stato
it’s a good thing . . . tho thus far since announcing his
senator asked her two ques randldacy Oct. 1 and she has
tions at the time be proposed been with him all tho way,
to her, "Will you marry meT missing not more than one
Do you like politics 7 " and or two places and then only
neither o f them Is quita sure because o f the children—flu,
which question was asked mumps, and the usual things
that happen with all young
first I
She's a native o f Charles sters. 'She has loved every
ton, S. C., and grew up on the minute o f It and will treasure
outer circle of city govern Use friends they have made
ment—speeches—etc. Her mo all along the way. It's easy to
ther was secretary to the see how she made friends . , .
m ayor of Charleston for 97 and will continue making
years. Gwen Mathews Is a them . . . the especially nice
trim, neat as a pin, blondo thing Is if she becomes our
with large blue eyes. She had first lady of the state wo
attended Wlnthrop College In think she'll remember all oi
South Carolina and owned and
operated a flower shop in
Jacksonville when she met
Antique Show
Langford Hotel
Mrs. Eugene Williams ISglly) has been sorely missed
around town since she moved
to Starke . . . last week Clay,
da Jones, Nell Whiltem and
with a party at her home on
Oakhurst Avenue, Altamonte
Springs.
The guests enjoyed playing
games and were served re
freshments of birthday cake,
ice cream, punch and candy.
Those attending were Car
rol Cavil), Karen Pearce,
Alan Miller, Robin Newell,
David and Margaret Sheets,
Holly Wayl, Susan Steiger,
Valerie March, Cathy Cassel
berry and .Bobby and Debbie
MacLeod,
Linda's
nephew
and niece.
X i Beta Eta
To
Luncheon
MODELING AT THE "Focus On Fabric" program nt the Home Demon
stration Center Thursday were (from left) Mrs. Bonn Shaffer, Mrs,
George Weils and Mrs. Bill Kirk.
Joyce Sawyers drovo up to
spend the day.
We had the most unusual
Invitation to the Officers'
Wives Coffee yesterday morn
ing
Kay -Bartholomew de
livered it and wo suspect she
made it . . . a passport com
plete with number and pic
ture and permitting the bear
er to pass without delay and
he extended all courtesies . . .
cleverest
invitation
wo've
ever received.
Wc wonder how Jcrt Kirk
modeled like a professional
at the “ Focus on Fabric"
program at the Homo Dem
onstration
Building yester
day . . . she has a pulled back
muscle . . .
or something
equally painful . . . and not a
soul there knew Itl Thai's
the mark ot a professional or
a thoroughbred, isn't It7 Mrs.
George Wells looked mighty
charming at Uie same show
modeling a pretty green and
blue print dress. All of the
models did a wonderful Job
and everyone connected with
tho program is to bo congrat
ulated.
Winter Park
Jan. 20-21-22
1 P .M . to 10P.M .
Dally
Admiiwlon 75c
With This Ad .............. «0e
Children .................... 25e
•'Another Jan*rn-I)yrr
Show"
Mr.
and
Mra.
Georgo
Croaks, N a r c i s s u s Drive,
entertained her sister and
hrolhcr-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs,
John Walkoma, Yonkers, N,
Y., this past week.
SEW & SAVE
PO PLIN S
I
G A BA RD IN ES
I
D U C K IN G
FOR BLACKS
SKIRTS — SUITS
AND SHORTS
Mrs. George Griffin, Ma
dera Hoad, entertained her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mra. William E. Roth,
Huasox, NJ., and Mrs. Frank
lin Schryver of New Jersey
at tho Dellary Restaurant.
Happy Ilirthday was cele
brated by Mr. and Mrs. John
Martin at the Dellary Vol
unteer Fire Department dance.
Mrs. Jark I.amtierlson baked
a large rake and it waa shared
by all prcaenL
Mr. and Mra. Raymond
Higgins, DeLeon Rd., are en
tertaining Mr. Higgins’ bro
ther and his wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Everett W,
Higgins,
Old Greenlch, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cole,
Dellary Dr., are back home
after a stay In Miami o f sev
eral week*.
Altamonte
" DEN IM S
g L IN E N S
Personals
» SH A R K SKIN
m
Welcome Wagon
Mrs. Brisson
Club T o Send
For Circle
Hibiscus
circle,
Sanford
Garden Club, met at the home
of Mrs. H. W. Seller. Co hostcssi's were Mrs. John Fox
and Mrs. Byron Fox. They
served refreshments during
an Informal coffco hour.
The business meeting was
opened with a prayer by Mrs.
Moreland, followed by com
mittee reports. Mrs. J. If.
Fahey reported on Uio build
ing rommlttcu. Mrs. L. E.
Spencer and Mr*. J. V. Jones
volunteered to supply flowers
for the Seminole Memorial
Hospital for the month ot
February. Members w e r e
asked to save all commem
orative atampi and send them
to Mra. Henry Simpson, to be
used In the world gardening
program.
Mrs. Edwards will bske
cookies and Mrs. John Fox
will make sandwiches for the
card party sponsored by the
grncral club. The horticulture
chairman gave tips on what
to do in the garden {or flow
ers and plants and how to
accumulate ruses for a bou
quet when they bud a few at
a time.
Mrs. n. G. Briason related
her recent trip to the Hawaii
an islands for the members
and showed pictures of the in
teresting places and cusloma
she aaw.
The next meeting will be at
the borne ot Mra. L. E. Spcn-
yd.
Values To $1.89 Yd.
Mrs. 0 . Andrew Speer prC'
sented a program on East
ern Europe" for the members
of XI Beta Eta chapter, Beta
SiRma Phi Sorority, at the re
cent meeting.
Mrs. Glenn McCall was hos
tess for the meeting at her
home in Longwood. During
the business session a letter
was read from Mrs. C. JOoy
of the Welfare Department,
thanking members for the
gifts contributed lor the fos
ter home children. A Christ
mas card was read from a
former member, W i n o n a
Bliss. A letter from the BapHsrchUiiremrHoma wax read
and explained the child the
members had been sponsor
ing had left the home and the
name of another child, to be
sponsored, will be forwarded
to them.
Plans were mado to attend
the annual luncheon for all
chapters at the Imperial
House Saturday.
Mines. J o h n Alexander,
Clark Bristol, Harold Chap
man, Vernon Hardin, E. C.
Harper Jr., E. W. Peterson,
tess wt
meeting,
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bar
deen of Cazcnovia, N. Y.. who
were married there last Sat
V A L U E 8 T O I U > V O . Xfl urday, arrived here early
Tuesday morning where they
will be the houseguests ef his
parents, Mr. and Mra. LaVerne Bardeen, 103 Wooding
Tlace, for 10 days. The bride
The average U. K. home
FULL
Is the former Marilyn Morgan uses three times as much but
of Watervllle, N. Y.
water as It did a decade ago.
ROLLS
m
Attend
Delegates
Margaret Anne Walker
Church
Calendar
First Presbyterian
Jan. “ 0
0:45 a m . Women of the
Church Rand
10 a m. Women of the Church
grncral meeting program
Jan. 21
7 p m. Men of tho Church
•upper
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Sal Marino,
Columbia, S. C., were recent
guests of Mr. and Mra. H. L
Stogner, Mrs. Marino la Slogner'a slater. The Marinoa are
enjoying a Florida trip ia con
nection with an International
Mrcling of the Fred Astaire
Dance Studio, whom they
represent in Columbia.
T V Welcome Wagon Club
of Sanford held the first
board meeting of Uie year at
the home of Mrs. A1 Probst,
president.
Reports were given on the
projects the club members
started l a s t month. Mrs.
Probst appointed Mrs. Harold
Rowland and Mrs. Renn Sha
fer as delegates to attend the
council meeting of Wclcomo
Wagon International at tho
Langford Hotel In Winter
Park Jan. 91. Plans were dis
cussed for a fashion show to
bs given in March.
The next regular meeting
and luncheon will be at
Phelps Restaurant Jan. 21 at
10 a.m. Reservations may b«
made with Mrs. Probst or
Mrs. Rowland.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thorp,
Tokyo, announce the birth of
a daughter, Carol Natalie.
She Is the granddaughter of
Mrs. W. C. Rlngo and Gordoo
E. Thorp.
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Gamma O m e g a chapter
members, Epsilon Sigma Al
pha Sorority, met at the home
of Mrs. Jack Schirard.
Tho group plans to cclcbrate the success of the An
nual Christmas Charity Ball
with a covered dish supper at
the home of Mrs. John Dicky
and win feature unusual dish
es.
A contract was signed with
Gene Fcrnctt for his band to
play at the charity ball this
year. A check will be sent to
Navy Relief from the contri
butions received at the Naval
Air Station when sorority
members wrapped gifts dur
ing the holidays at the Navy
Exchange.
The sorority members will
publish a cookbook from this
area. Contribution of a favor
ite recipe from anyone will be
greatly appreciated. The con
tributor's name will appear
in the book and copies of the
book may be reserved. Reci
pes will cover hor d’oeurvea,
pickles, relishes, coups, sal
ads, vegetables, meat, fish,
poultry, bread, rolls, pastry,
cakes, cookies, desserts, can
dy. Jelly and preserves.
The program for the meet
ing was on the life of Eliza
beth I, a continuation of the
study of “ Women Through
the Ages."
Those attending were Mines.
James McKee, John Higgins,
Eli White, Edgar Bruce, Ed
McCall, Pete Bukur, Terry
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THESE YOUNG LADIES modeled the latest fashions for the young and
younger set at the "Focus On Fabric" program. They are (from left)
Knthy Butler, coyly showing the contrasting shorts under her skirt, Barby
Taffor, Debru Smith and Carol Lancey.
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Crawford, Stack Star
Joan Crawford and Hobart
Stack star in “ Th* Caretak
er*," running Sunday through
Tuesday at tha Movialand
Drive-In Theater. Co-featured
will
be “ Sweet Bird ef
Youth,” in color and atarrlng
Paul Newman.
Double feature Wednesday
and Thursday will be “ Dia
mond Head,” In color and
starring Charlton Heston, and
'P eriod o f Adjustment,” with
Jana Fonda.
The triple feature on Jan.
t4-25 will include a color
western, “ The Flesh and the
Spur,” with John A gar; a
mystery drama, “ Tha HauntIng,” starring Julie Harris,
and “ Whatever Happened to
Baby
Jan et”
co-starring
Joan Crawford and Betta
Davis.
Not a new miracle drug nor
a formula for splitting the
atom, but, say many doctors,
a method for reclaiming hu
man lives which ranks high
among today’s miracle drugs
and which some believe, has
done more good than the
splitting o f atoms may ever
accomplish.
And it’s absolutely free.
It stands, simply enough,
fo r “ tender, loving ears.”
It is particularly effective
In the treatment o f mental
patients, and it’s the hero o f
DIANE McIIAIN con
tributes to the roman
tic interest in II i\11
Bartlett’s "The Care
takers," w h i c h runs
Sunday through Tues
day ut the Muvieland
Drive-In Theater.
the Hall Bartlett production
“ The Caretakers,” atarrlng
Robert Stack, Polly Bergen,
Joan Crawford, Janls Paige,
Diane McBaln and co-starring
a host o f others including
Herbert Marshall and Susan
Oliver.
Based upon the novel o f the
same name by Dariel Teller
which created something of
a stir when it first appeared,
“T h e
Caretakers”
is so
named because it considers
the two methods fo r caring
for the mentally disturbed,
particularly
“ borderline” cases.
One
Is the traditional
method o f restraint, forceful
t r e a t m e n t s and drastic
'cures.” This method is exam
plified in the film by Herbert
Marshall as an older but
well-intentioned head o f
large state institution, and his
head nurse, played by Joan
Crawford. The other—or the
TLC method—Is exemplified
by Robert Stack and Van W1I
Hams as two young doctors
and Miss McBain as a nurse.
'Sword In Stone' At Ritz
After more than three years
hi production, Walt Disney
brings his newest animated
carloou - feature,—"T h e -Evrord
in the Stooe” , to the screen,
brimming with mirth, music
and magic. This fun-filled
package of screen entertain'
ment is aimed to tickle the
funnybone
of
moviegoers
everywhere and to delight the
young In heart of all ages.
‘ ‘The Sword In the Stone” Is
featured now through Tuesday
at the Rita Theater.
Based on the widely-read
book of the same name by T.
Senior Students
SEATTLE (U PI) — The
University o f Washington at
Beattie has 749 regular day
time students who art 40
years o f age er older. Four
students are in their 70'*, 12
In their 60’t, 124 In their BO’S
and 600 in their 40's.
H. White, DUacy’a production
relates, In a highly amusing
way, the story of the legen
dary -King - Arthur’c boyhood
and his adventures with Mer
lin, the prophet, magician, and
benefactor of the young king.
When fate causes a scrawny
young lad, with the unlikely
nickname of Wart, to drop in
to a woodland cottage for tea,
his host turns out to be a
bearded, bumbling, but lov
able old gentleman who can
foresee great but undetermin
ed things in the future for
his young guest. While endeav
oring to give the boy a prac
tical education and prepara
him for hla pre-deatlncd sta
tion in life, these two unlikely
compatriates share a wealth
of experience at they explore
life beneath the sea, la tha
forest, and la tha air.
Though each attuatloo is
played for Its true comedy
-value,- :c n e profr/nd -phHoaophies emerge. When Merlin
changes Wart and himself In
to fish, they soon find themselves at the mercy o f a fero
clous pika.
It la only after realizing the
Importance of brain over
brawn that the boy la able
to outwit hie underwater on
emy and escape to safety.
Changing Into squirrels an
adjusting to Ufa high hi the
treetops la not made easier for
Wart and Merlin by the aud
den appearance of two overly
amoroua
female
squirrels.
Wart soon lcarni that love is
the. greatest force on earth;
the moat powerful magic o f
all.
SAN FRANCISCO (U P !)
— Handling a big hook-andladder fire truck requires
teamwork and one such Son
Francisco rig baa It a-plenty.
The driver is John Ahearae,
45, and his brother, Gent, 4fi,
Is tillerman at the rear.
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MERLIN THE MAGICIAN, young Wart, Arch!meric* the Owl and n zany wolf share the early
adventures and hilarity o f Walt Disney’s "The
Sword in the Stone." The Technicolor cartoon
feature ia showing at the Ititz Theatre.
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BARLV Hlltlf "HOW
NOW
Urns
TUBS
The
Most
SUM) t k * — SlIS P.M.
fa b u lo u s ly
fu n n y
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cartoon
characters
Candor — aits A lorn*
I n . A Turv— T*«0 A H U S
ever
JU X O IliF D H M
O b b if.
DEAR ABBYi In plain
words, how does n woman
get a full-grown baby (her
husband) to a dentlatf I
would hate to tell you how
long 1 have been fighting
this problem without aueceaa.
STUMrED
DEAR STUMPED. Your
huaband (lika thousand* o f
other “ full-grown" bablea)
ia terrified o f the dentist’*
chair, but he’* ashamed to
admit i t You could make an
appointment for "yourself”
for n general check-up. Tell
your husband you want htm
to go along and hold your
hand for moral support.
One* there, you could ask
your dentist if h* had a few
momenta to look at your
husband’* teeth. In thi* way
the anticipation, which ia 09
per cent o f all ’’suffering”
endured in connection with
dentistry, Is reduced. Y oull
need the cooperation o f your
dentist, o f course, but it’s
worth n try.
• a
•
DEAR ABBY: My husband and 1 have been mar
ried four years and have a
year-old ton. We go to a
dance every Saturday night.
It uiually wind* up in an ar
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Is
lil ('Ml iJ'f Jt
I'Abl
gument after the dance be
cause I happen to have
mentioned that w* are mar
ried, or I make aome remark
about tha baby. II* claim* it
rutna hit chance* to dance
with aome o f the women be
cause they don’t want to
make me Jealous. After last
Saturday night h* aald^jt
couple o f girl* refused to
dance with him when they
found out he was married.
I am thinking seriously of
letting him go alone in the
future. Would it be wise?
CONFUSED
DEAR CONFUSED: No.
It would be otherwise. A
married man who poaca aa a
bachelor usually wishes h*
wer* on*, or is acting Ilk*
on*.
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a
DEAR A B B Y ; I am a 16ycur-old girl who has been
altting regularly for a wom
an who live* in our neigh
borhood. Her husband ia on
Ilia road n lot and the likes
to go out in the evenings.
She never telle me where I
can reach her In case of
emergency. She says the
will call ma during the eve
ning to see how things are,
but the never ha*. She hat
MORTI 0 »
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"But partner! I hold 100
*1
honor*,” mumblad South.
VXJt
“ Honors are more danger
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ous to brldga playera than
4K Q 102
auto accidents," said North.
EAST
Honors raally had killed
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North and South this time. Or
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perhaps It waa tha fact that
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South, In common with mnny
aoum
bridg* players, wanted to play
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the hand himself. A little con
0014
sideration would have told
him that hla six spades would
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Both vulnerable
taka six tricks at no-trump a*
i mm
North Rate
well aa at ipnilcs.
Pass 1 A
Pun
Of course, East and West
14
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Fun
8 *
had come up with a super de
8N .T.
4*
n an
fense against the four sped*
Pass
Pom
contract It seems that West
Opening le a d -V S
had opened the deuce o f.
a
v
o
i d underlrading a c e s
hcartat
It is a pretty good rule to I against suit contract, but thi*
to
come
to
In an all-out attempt to get
rid o f the accelerated social
pace at tha Junior high school
level once and for all, ooe
school district baa done away
with the Junior high school
and divided Us education sys
tem Into a five year elemen
tary school, a three year in
termediate school, sod a four
year high school.
Just to makn sure that the
Intermediate school isn't a
carbon copy of high school,
the way so many Junior high*
are, s strict set of rules hat
been laid down.
In Intermediate school there
will be no pep squads, no
cheer leaders, no school-spon
sored functions at night, no
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STARTS
WED.
dances, no crowning of queens
or election of class favorites.
An honors dsy with swards
for academle excellence will
replace footbaU banquets and
sweetheart elections.
In faet, there won't be Juat
one footbaU team to repre
sent an Intermediate school,
but teams will be expanded
so that everybody who wants
to can play, thereby removing
the temptation to make foot
ball heroes of intermediateage boys.
There are other rules, but
those am the Important ones.
They should be enough to give
other school districts the Idea
that parents and school offi
cials don't have to ait around
shaking their beads over the
two children. On# had an
asthma attack once when
the mother waa gone and I
had to call tha doctor. I waa
frightened to death. I’m
afraid if I told my mothar
and atkrd her advice ahe
wouldn’ t let m* sit for this
woman any more, that’s why
I’m
asking you, Abby.
Should I continue to ait for
this woman,
WELL PAID
DEAR WELL PAID: You
could Just as well have ask
ed your mother. My answer
is the same as hers.
• • •
CONFIDENTI AL
TO
'TIED” : A nun is not likely
to look under the bed unlesa
he's hidden under one him
self.
• a *
Get it off your chest. For
a personal, unpubllshtd re
ply, write to ABBY, Box
3301, Beverly Hills, Calif.
Encios* n atamped, self-ad
dressed enevlop*.
• • •
Hats to write letter*,
Send on* dollar to ABBY,
Box 3361, Beverly 11111s,
Calif., for Abby’s naw book
let, “ HOW TO WRITE LET
TERS FOR ALL OCCASION 8."
By Oswald Jacobv
time West decided that h* had
a lot to gain and vary littl* to
lose.
The lead really gave South
• problem. Ha finally played
the three from dummy. East
won tha trick with hia ten and
returned a club whereupon
West underled his aca of
hearts a second time. South
could have mads tha rest of
the tricks had b* played dum
my's king, but South was look
ing at only two hands. He
played the Jack and East's
queen and West's ac* plus the
ace o f clubs gava tha defense
their necessary four tricks.
All vary beautiful, but had
North been allowed to play
three no-trump there would
have been no way to beat him.
ByRuthMniett
hectic
pace
that today's
youngitara are pushed Into
when they move from elemen
tary school to Junior high In
the seventh grade.
Junior highs—even the name
Junior high can go If neces
sary—and a more sensible
division of students can be
made, with sensible rules of
what Is and what isn't suitable
for children o f “ intermediato"
age.
The very name “ lntcrmedt
ate school” seems better suit
ed to chUdren who are be
tween elementary school and
high school than the name
“ Junior high” , which seems
to make children feel that Jun
ior high ought to bo aa much
like high school as possible.
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BY JUDY TURNER
Here we are more than half way through the
first month of the year and probably moat o f the
resolutions hnvo been broken by now. Let’s try to
keep that one about goinj? out more often though,
and for a starter, try these.
If you ean’t get out for din
ner, go out for lunch. One ef
tho finest place In town (and
It is in town for real con
venience)
ia t h e
Carib*
lounge.
Lou reports
that
lunch hours have been boom
ing and tha added help of
Norma acting aa waitress
makes going there even more
enjoyable and quick. Tha food
is the good type that comes
from Rosa and Wllk'a restau
rant, right through tha kit
chen door. A fter being on
the Jcb almost two weeks
now, Lou says that aha loves
her Job and tha people ahe
work* for . . . and this make*
for a congenial atmosphere.
• • •
For nightly entertainment
you won’t find anything bet
ter than tha kind offered at
FiedJie'a Steak House. Carol
I'ettijohn ia pleasing t h a
crowds with her piano playing
which makes a good back
ground for any meal, but
especially tha delicious ones
served at Freddies.
For that last one after the
party there is no place like
the Mar Lou restaurant . . .
it’s open until 2 a.m. and just
about everyone U there. Tha
kitchen is open until 1 a.m. ao
you can got your late late
supper beforo going home.
To liven up your evening
there la lira entertainment on
Friday and Saturday nights,
o
o o
“ Cheaper by the dosen” ia
th* word on Monday night*
at th* Skate City Roller Rink.
Tha whola family ran get in
for Just 91.00. If you’re look
ing for an Inexpensive, en
tertaining evening for every
one, this can’t ba misted.
Yes, We Have
Film For Your
New Instamatic
Camera!
W ieboldt’s
CAMERA SHOP
210 8. PARK AVE.
GOOD
WHATABUR' , I K
2445 French Av*.
Sanford, Fla.
Carry Out Orders
Ph. 322-9616
________
Another must on your lunch
list la tha Capri restaurant
with its restful atmosphere
and fin* foods. Th* Capri
open* at 11:39 a.in. featuring
its businessmen's lunches.
If you want to atop In tha
loungo first (or Afterward)
you'll sea Deo Brown who
does tho honors behind the
bar during tho dnytlmo. Thu
night time bartender is “ Gil”.
This all-round place furnishes
entertainment on Friday and
Saturday nights In tha form
o f the Sliangrl La's, who ac
cording to manager Robert
Raines, play tbo progressiva
sort o f music,
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Ilow to hava fun and win
prize* in on* cosy lesson:
Stop in at tha Muloduc Skat
ing rink on Friday or Satur
day night during tha next
seven weeks. One pair of
Chicago Roller Skates will hr
awarded each o f those nights
and you might b* th* lucky
wlnnor.
* a *
It's Just the asms old thing
at Spencer’s. Week after week
they offer you only soma of
the beat food, moat delicious
drink* and friendly service
around. You'd go a long way
before beating that winning
combination and it is a good
thing that Spancar's stick* to
IL Remember happy hour
prlcas batwean 4:30 and 7 p.m.
each evening go with all the
rest.
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If th* evening out la short
and includes th* kids you can
treat tha whole crowd by
taking them to th* Whataburgar. Kids like hamburgers
hotter than anything alt* any
way and ther* ia chicken or
shrimp fo r you to yon can't
go wrong.
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Central Florida’s Oldest ft Flnaat
— JIM SPENCER'S —
RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGB
ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... $3.25
CHAR - IIROILED PRIME STEAKS
DANISH LOBSTER TAILS
YOUR
(tweet aa s Rat)
ROYAL RED SHRIMP
(a real delicacy th* way wa
prepare t h e m! . . . they era NOT
Fraath Fried!)
COMBINATION PLATTER
CHOICE
(Danish Lobster Tails and Royal
Rod Shrimp)
FROG
LEGS
$2»s
Sauteed In Malted Batter
UNDER THE UMBRELLA
A Variety Of Fin* Chaoaao and Maate—Free
To Enjoy While We Prepare Your Dinner
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private parties up to 60.
South French Ave.
Sanford
Phono FA l - f U l
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Lunches
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you quickly, and at reaaonable prices"
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I*
r in r r tT r n r n r or
X I I T I I J l l l l l 'l t l , c m
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Herald Classifieds.
c n t i c R A T ?to. i n n
TH E
PR U D E N TIA L IN8UR
ANCE COMPANT OF AUER*
ICA, A New J*r**y corporation.
P la in tiff,
va.
H. C LYNCH and RERECCA
LYNCH. form erly the w ife o f
II. C. L ynch ; M. A. nOUEIlTS.
a lto know n a t Melvin A. R o
bert*. and SYLVIA N. RORERT8. hie w ife ; RKLM. IN C ,
A Florida co rp ora tion ; FLO RI
DA PO W ER CORPORATION, a
Florida co rp ora tion ; W INTER
PARK TELEPH O N E C O . INC,
a Florida co rp ora tion ; GUNHItAL W A T E R W O R K S CORPO R
ATION. a Delaware co rp o ra
tion; TH E F IR 8T NATIONAL
RANK AT ORLANDO. TltUHTKK. a national banking c o r
poration.
Defendant*.
NOTICE OF I I I T
TOi II. C. LYNCH, r /o Conley
Harlow, Rout* I. H atley,
G eorgia.
RKIIKCCA LYNCH. Cathedral City. C alifornia.
M.
A.
ROIIKRTK.
alto
known a* Melvin A. R o
bert*. and SYLVIA X. RO.
BERTH, h it w ife. 20* A l
ma R o a d .
HaalehurtL
Oeorala.
YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOTI
FIED that th* P lain tiff, THE
PRU DENTIAL I N II II II A NCK
COMPANY OF AMERICA, a
New Jereey corporation , baa
Inatltuted ault against yon In
ths C ircuit Court o f th* Ninth
Judicial Circuit, In and for
Sem lnol* County, F lorida: th*
natur* o f th* ault la to fo re eloe* that certain m ortgaga
which encum ber* th* fo llow in g
deecrlbod properly, aatd p ro
perty being eltuated and lo ca t
ed In Sem inole County, Florida:
Lot I. R lock *. TANGLE*
WOOD IlK PLAT, a ccording
to th* plat tharanf a* re
corded In Plat Rook I.
pag* »4, Pu blic Record* o f
Hemlnble County, Florida;
Including a peclflcally, but not
by w ay o f lim itation, th* fol*
lo w in g fixtu re*;
OK I* gallon electric hot
w ater heater
OB Range
OK R efrigera tor
O il H eater and Tank
Venetian Blind*
TOGETHER w ith all gtrue*
turea and Improvamenta now
and hareaftar on aald land,
and flaturea attached thereto,
and all rent*, leauae, proceed*,
and proftta a ccru in g and to a c
crue from eald premia**, all o f
which ara Included within th*
fo re g o in g description and th*
habendum .th ereof; also all gas.
steam,
electric,' ~ w ater,
ana
other h ealin g, cook in g, re fri
gerating.
ligh tin g
plumbing,
ven tilating.
irrigatin g.
and
powar a y a t a m a, machine*
appliance*, fixture*, end appurtenancee, w hich now are or
may h ereafter pertain to, or
be ueed w ith. In. or on eald
premise*, even though thay be
delach rd o r detachable.
YOU AND EACH OF YOU
are hereby required to file
you* Anew er w ith the Clerk o f
the Circuit Court In and for
Sem lnolo County, Florida, and
aarv* a cop y th ereof upon
Richard W . I-a*alt*r. e f th*
firm o f G urney, tlurney A
Handley, !» * North M agnolia
Avanua, Orlando, Florida, a t
torney* fo r p la in tiff In th*
above action, on o r b efore the
11th day o f February, ItM ,
tl*< • Deere# Pro Conteaae w ill
b t entered against you.
IT IH O RD ERED that thl*
b* published In The Hanford
Herald, a newepaper published
In Hemlnol* County. Florida,
once a week fo r fo u r con secu
tive waaka.
WITNEHH th* kand e f th#
Clark o f th* C ircuit Court,
Hemlnol* County, Florida, tbla
th* Ith day o f January, 1**4.
(HEAL)
Arthur H. B eckw ith. J r .
Clerk C ircuit Court,
Hemlnol* County. Florida
B y: Martha T. Vlhtan
Deputy Clark
GURNEY. GURNEY A
HANDLEY
241 North M agnolia A vtnu e
Orlando, F lorida
A ttorney* fo r P la in tiff
Publish Jau. 18, IT, 14, 81. 1*44
C D Q -lt
2. Notices • rersntiala
1. Lost A F ooai
LOST: Green It red pouch, at ANYONE knowing the where
Seminole P la u Sunday nite.
abouts of Maxine J. Weeks
Mall contenti to P. 0 . Box
please phone FA 2-1718.
1696, San/ord.
INCOME TAX SERVICE
O. M. Harrison*
LOST. Tan male Dachshund.
Went. Tag with name, ad
1311 Palmetto
dress, phone,
in
Grove 322-8827
322-7948
Manor area. Phone 322-6933
or alter 5 p. m. 322-7411.
Reward.
Rcpalri, parti;
Electrolux,
Vacuum Cleaner
LOST: Blue Point Siamese,
vicinity Magnolia It 23rd.
Reward. 322-8048.
Legal Notice
Kirby,
RcxAir,
AirWay,
GE, etc. Cleaneri told, ex
changed. Free Pick-up, 1114
Park Ave-, Sanford, Phono
FA 2-4763.
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2. N o tic e s - P e rso n a ls
FICTITIOUS NAME
NOTICE 18 hereby given that SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN
I am engaged In business at
ER SERVICE. Parts and
!7«1 A Orlando Drive. Sem i
nole County, Florida, under
supplies for all makes in
the fictitiou s name o f. REX
cluding:
Electrolux. New
LIQUOR STORES, and that I
and rebuilt cleaners aold.
Intead to regtater aald name
with th* Clark o f tha Circuit
No
hi. -te
service
call
Court. Sem lnol* County, F lor.
charge Pto*ts FA 2-2282,
Ida, In accordance with the
provletone o f the Flctltloua
2333 Park Dr. -Name Htatutea, to -w lti Section
ies.ee Florida Statutea ItST.
Slg: Elisabeth A. d’ Avars* 3. Education • Instruction
Publleh Dec. 17 A Jan. e, It, IT,
ten
cu p -e i
NOTICE UNDER
NANE L A W
NOTICE IS H E B E R T O IVEM that th* undersigned, d e
sirin g 1* e n ra g e la buelnaa*
under lha fictitiou s name o f
“ Mllll* F ash lons-F actory Cleatouts'* at eeie Orlando Drlvs,
Sanford. Florida, Intend* to
resletar aald nam* with tha
Clerk e f th* Circuit Court e f
Semlnol* County, Florida.
DATED at Hanford. Florida,
this eth day o f January, 1M4.
Mildred Stemper
191* South French Avenue
Sanford, F lorida
Meyer, W ell*. Roe* A A rkla
A ttorney* fo r Mlldrod Btempor
401 Lincoln Road
Miami Reach, Florida
Publish Jaa. II, 17, 91, It, 1*44
CDQ-1S
0
PIANO * ORGAN LESSONS
Alio tutoring in Foreign Lan
guages, etc. 322-3328.
F IC T IT IO U S
THE
n o t ic e
of
sure*
S T A T E O F F L O R ID A
6. For Rant
Fnrn. A pt Close In. Apt. A
|3S Mo. 407Vi W. lit.
8 BR House, kitchen equip
ped. FA 1-3858.
2 BR., hirn. duplex. Adult*.
Pfa. FA 2-8801.
1 BR. F u n . Duplex. FA 3-6858
UNFURNISHED
Bedroom, 1 bath ......... f i t
Bedroom, 1 bath . . . . 8100
Bedroom, 1 bath . . . . 8100
Bedroom, lt t bath .. 8110
Bedroom, 8 Bath, Loch
Arbor ........................... 8188
4 Bedroom, 8 bath, Stora
Only, -Lease—, - - —----- — 814*
4 Bedroom, 2 bath, Mayfair
........................................ $188
Call Cliff Ablea or Art Day
at Stemper Agency, 1018 fc
French FA 8-4991.
8
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3
8
TO 8
CHARLES W. COUNCIL!*
WHOSE RESIDENCE AND
LA ST KNOWN ADDRESS
402 BAST HUNTING TO W
ERS
ALEXAN D RIA. TIROINIA.
A ew ora Com plaint having
been filed against you la th*
Circuit C o jr t In end for Sem i
nole County, Florida. by ELISB
ALMOND COUNCIL!* fo r d i
vorce. tho ehort title o f which
It EI.ISK ALMOND COUNCIL!*
P lain tiff, vertue. CHARLES W.
COUNCIL!* Defendants, these
presents are A* command you
te appear and 111* you r A aawar or o lh o r dofonao o r plead
ing heroin with Iho Clerk e f
th* Circuit C ourt o f Semlnol*
County. Florida, and aerv* a
cop y th tre o f on P la in tiff's a t
torney, C arroll n u rk t. A tto r
ney at Law. P. O. Draw er Z.
Hanford. Florida, on o r b efore
th* U th day o f February, A. D.
1114. or oth erw ise dtcroo pro
con fecso
w ill
bo
ontaretl
against you.
Tho BanforS Herald la d e
signated as a newspaper o f
general circulation In which
thl* citation shall be published
once each w eak for tour eoaoecutlvo w aaka
W ITNESS my hand and o f
ficial seal o f tho Clerk o f tho
Circuit Court on thlo tho Tib
day o f January, A. D. 1»*4.
(SE A L)
A rthur H. Beckw ith. J r .
Clark o f th* O lreelt Court
Carroll Burk#
Attorney fo r P la in tiff
Suits IIS
Hanford Atlantia Natleaal
Rank llu lldln g
P. O. D raw er B
Sanford, F lorida
Publish Jaa. 1*. I f, 84, 8L »M4
C D Q -ti
If
FURN. A p t 2300 Melkmville.
HOMES
We wilt bey the let yee eeleet and belld the keeie
you want. One complete
transection. Payment from
nothing down 4k minimum
monthly. FHA, VA, or
Bank FinancingLMN ENTERPRISES, lac.
Phone 888-3911
Mr. Leathcrbury or
Mr. Ferguson
NOW SA VE
e
•
HUNDREDS O F
DOLLARS
DURING
Connolly's
!
•
GREAT
SALE
O f 1964
Mobile Homes
50* x 10' 2 BEDROOM
Frost Kltehca
Completely Furnished and Set-Up. Ready Ta
Llva In. Choka o f Fnraitnra at Llttla or Na
Extra Coat. During This Bala Only
$3,595 - $500 DOWN
Bakaca at Only IS S N Par Month
Yss* hsra at
>a
Deltona
Thais lovely homes
are sailing fa st Ths
reason Is solid value
-lo w pries and high
quality construction—
Coma out and a ss
thosewonderful homes
for yourself-There
s r s IB completely
furnished models to
choose from.
t 7,»M>.to$1t ,) 50.Ae
law as $240. dawn and
par meatfc—
We
‘
•RIVE OtfT TODAY
Taha Interstate 14 — fa t
off at tho DeBary b
chouse, or ceii.
OCALA
OPBf DAILY • 0* V LBR8BURG
U. t . 441
BY-PASS
m V . a. 441 Fit# Sat. • to I 4 i
PH. TIT-ISSt
PH. 4X8-8144 CLOSED SUNDAY
t wttae Berth
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Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own H om e... Look To W a n t - A d s
6. For Rent
12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale .
1 UK., furn. house. $50 mo.
Large 2 BR. 1 Bath home in
1JVE IN FRIENDLY
8I.V j Laurel Ave. NO R 1862,
Mayfair section. Has dininq
LOCH ARBOR
or NO 8-4814.
room A large Fla. room
3 BR, 2 Bath Home with targe
with entrance from kitchen.
living room Sc Family room,
BEDROOM, Pvt. rut. A ball).
Separate 2-car garage. Only
Good plantings & lawn with
FA 2-3986 after 3 p.m.
$12,500 cash, or with FHA
well A sprinkler system.
financing available for those
APT. $30 & up. Surplu* City.
$14,750. Attractive Terms!
who can qualify. Call Cliff
W E L A K A APARTMENTS:
Abies or Art Day at Stamp
Rooms private bath*, 114
er Agency, 1910 S. Frenclt
W. Firat St.
Ave., FA 1-4991 for your
1901 Park Avenue
Preview.
FA 2-5232 an>timc
01yr
tEtnfurh
^rralh Fri. Jnn. 17, ’64— Paitr* 11 ,27. Special Services
SWEETIE PIE
By Nadine Seltzer
RENT A BED
has separate entrance, can
bo rented for incomt. Will
trade for amaller place.
Shown by appointment. CaU
2 . RR -bouse, kit. eq u ip p e d $75- -FA.-?tW4fl_____________ _____
FA 2-5303.
F U R N I S H E D Apartment.
Clean and d o s t la. Jimmie
Cowan. 322-4013.
“ CLEAN quiet Rooms”
Gables. FA 1-0720.
The
WAREHOUSE
2 BR House witn acreage*—
located 1 miles north St.
Johns lllver on 17-92 lliway.
Call 357-3292 EusUs for de
tails.
O W N E R TRANSFERRED.
MUST SELL. 3 BR., FIs.
Rm., kit. equlpt., fenced
yard. $100 down, $75 month
ly. 322-3205.
TRY THIS ON FOR SIZE
Modern 3 BR—2 Bath Home
with Elec, kit., attracUve
yard, not in a development,
no traffic, near schools.
Best o f all, only $9,500 with
$200 total down and $78 a
month.
FHA - VA HOMES
$100
FHA - VA
17. Male Help Wanted
24. Electrical Service*
5 ACRES orango grove, pins
3 Bedroom house on Up- WELDER: Apply Holloway YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC.
ssla Road. For particulars
Concrete, Sanford.
Contrvcting A Repair*
caU 357-3292, EusUs, FU.
A Controls
MAN, 21-46, for insurance 114 Sunset
FA 2-8902
3 BR., 1 Bath, Kitchen equip.,
debit, Sanford area. Salary
fenced yard. 3908 Okl Or
plua comm. Call 323-0843.
25. Plumbing Service*
lando Rd., Suuland.
18. Help Wanted
PLUMBING
Contracting Repair*
COUPLE, to manage and
CRUMPTON BUILDERS have
FREE ESTIMATES
maintain Apt. Bldg. Muat
several reassessed homes
R. L. HARVEY
live on premises. FA 2-8112.
in the Sanford area.
204 Sanford Ave.
FA 2-3383
OR REPAIRS TO
Colored Motor R ou te. Can-jer
YOUR o w N H o m e "
for afternoon paper route. 27. Special Services
For Information call Jack
Must have References and
INCOME TAX
Brown, 422-8831 Orlando, or
dependable car. Wrlle Cir
PREPARATION
877-0071 Tarn pa.
culation Dept. P . O. Box
1306 Douglas — 822-7199
1857, Sanford.
D U P L E X , 2-BR., terrauo
floors. Would consider lot* 19. Situation* Wanted
on deal. L. C. Clark Sr., 702
BLOCK A
BRICK Work,
Lake* Mary Blvd.
Anywhere la City Limit*
large or small Jobs. 323-0748.
CALL NOW!
Approx. 7200 sq. ft. floor
■pace with RaUroad rightof-way. on 9-acres land with
Unfurn. Apt. 808 S. Park.
paved frontage.
I Bedroom Furn. home on
$17,000, TERMS
Lake Mary, $100.
R. A. Wllllama, FA 2-3951
BEST BUY
3 BR, 2 Bath Home, large llv- 15. riuaintatt Opportunity
I BR., large living room,
tng rm , wall-to-wall carpet
range. 122 Shannon Dr.
ing, Elec, heat in each STORE FOB RENT. 214 San
$95. Pli. 349-3321, Geneva.
ford Axe.. FA 2-0221.
room. Kit. equipt. Double
carport, on largo fenced lot.
Large 3 Bdrin. home, Fla.
16. Female Help Wanted
$11,250. Terms!
Rm., EleeL kit., Nawly de
—WOMEN—
corated. $199 m o. unfur*.
Earn Extra money with Na
CaU FA 2-274« after 5:30
Reg. Heal Estate Broker
tional Company in your
anytime weekends.
FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha
spare time. For further In
9. For Sole or Rent
formation writ* Box M,
WE REGRET
Sanford Herald.
S BEDROOM CB House, kit- We have no more Home*
chen equipped, near WinnavaUable at Tee 'N Green RELIABLE baby fitter-house
Dixie. Call FA 2-5598.
Eatates. Our temporary Of
keeper, 5 da. wk. Call after
0 p.m. 322-2700.
12. Real Entato For Sale fice location is Lake Wayman Heights Model, Ph.
LOTS for Sale- On Lake Mary.
TE 3-3911. For home* In WANTED. Advanced H a i r
Stylist. Eva - Beat Beauty
78 X 150. 322-7186 after 5 p.m.
CrysUl Lake Park and Sur
Shop 121 N. Oak.
rounding Territory Watch
for New’ Model Opening.
17. Male Help Wanted
2. 3. A 4 BEDROOMS
LMNr Enterprises, Inc.
PART TIME
1. H i, A 2 BATHS
Harold C. Logan, Pres.
Sell Nationally Famous OL
DOWN PAYMENTS FROM
Phone TE 8 3011
SON REVERSIBLE RUGS
Mr. Lsatberbury
in Sanford Area. For local
la w Monthly Payments
or .Mr. Ferguson
interview, write giving qual
For Complete Information
ifications to Divisional Field
LAKE LIVING SITES
See Or Call Your
Man, Paul H. Kriug, 11985
10 Minutes Sanford, 10 min
85th Ave. N., Largo, Fla.
utes Orlando—2 minutes to
IntaraUte 4—Vi Acre with
SALES BROKER
huge oaks, sand lake spring
fed-81895 Full Price, $20
per month. No down. CaU
tS65 Park Dr.
322 2420
owner, Harry Block, Or
lando, GA 4 8485.
ROSA L. PAYTON
**Som«thlng tells m* this Isn’t the tlma to ask for
more allowance!”
Carpet Special!
ALL FIRST QUALITY
WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, 34. Article* For Sal*
TOP RATED MILLS
SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
Call us fur a showing of these
ZIG ZAG
All Types and Size*
fine Carpets In your home.
Dial Model, Makes Button
We Repair and Service
Nylon, Acrllan, All Wool,
holes, sews cm button!,
S T I N E
etc. Hundreds to choose
monograms. With guarantee.
Machinery and Supply Oo.
from. TERMS! Up to two
Assume 4 payments of $7.10.
207 W. 2nd St.
FA 2 8432
years to Pay I
322-9411.
For FAST TAXI Service call
SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC
Homer Little at Greyhound
1109 E. Colonial Dr.
Bus Station. FA 3-1421 or Would like responsible party
Orlando, Fla.
to take up payments of $10
9993.
141-8194 Collect or
monthly on 1963 Slant-O- Leroy C. MacTavlsh, Owner
Washing Machine Sales
Matic Automatic Zlg Zag
FA 2-5545 after 6 p.m.
A Sen-ice
Sewing Machine In Console.
Free Estimate on Repairs
Balance $161. Service Dis FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES
322-7383
3840 Hiawatha
Caused Family to Turn In
count Co. 341-9587 or 422-0932
’84 model Swing Needle
Orlando, call collect.
“ Repair Moat Anything"
Dlal-O-Matlc, Makes fancy
BOYD’S CABINET SHOP
FOR S A L E - F1U dirt, clay.
stitches, makes Buttonholes,
307 Elm
FA 2-2816
sheU, peat and topsoU. Ellis
Sews on buttons, Mono
Lloyd, FA 2-2376.
grams, Embroiders, Etc.
Piano Tuning and Repair
Responsible person Assume
W. L. Hannon — FA 1-4233 GUNS. New A Used. Large
remaining 4 pymts. of $7.00
selection. W1U trade, Also
29. Automobile Service
Ph. Credit Mgr. FA 2-8827
repair. Tackle sold A re
paired. Osteen Bridge Fish
WEDDING
GOWN,
floor
Camp A Gun Shop.
length Peau de Sole with
long sleeves. Fits 10-12.
For easy, quick carpet clean
Park Ave. Trailer Ct., Lot
ing rent Blue Lustre Elec
28.
tric Shampooer only $1 per
day. Carroll’s Furniture.
EXTRA GOOD Pangola Hay.
$1.25 Bale or $35.00 per ton.
NEW HOME Elect, cabinet
Myrtle St. Rt. 2, Box 310-A.
sewing maefc. with aU at
FA 2-5376 Saturday 18th.
tach. Nearly new. Maho-gatrr/ -Cfcu- t«bU ,— iwfl&t
World Scope Encyclopedia,' 20
trailer table, 322 8885.
Volumes. Excel.' cond. $30.
Park Ave. Trlr. C t, Lot 83.
30,000 B.T.U. auto, gas apace
heater. Ex. coad. $15. Ph.
FIREPLACE WOOD
323-0417.
Oak and Pine
Robert Morris, 323-0355
Large 2-pc. see. sofa, 1-chalr,
coffee table. 2 round cock
B E A U T I F U L Individuallytail tables. FA 2-5020.
mad* quilts, Hand quilted.
31any lovely deslgna. Rea
Jan. Spec. Seafarer dunga.
sonably priced. Also Lea
reel. $2.5$ pr. Army-Navy
ther Leaf Fern. FA 2-3116.
Surplus, Sanford.
Auto Glass, Tepe
A Seat Covert
AUTO GLASS &
SEAT COVER CO.
304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-8032
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
AUTO GLASS
INSTALLED
S eilk n rik G lo s s utui Faint
Company
210 Magnolia
Ph. FA 2-4822
32. Flower* • Shrub*
BLOOMING Rose* on Chero
kee stuck. A ll other kind*
of Nursery ehrubbery and
trees.
Gray Shadows Nursery
Reel’s Paint A Body Shop
C Ml. S. on Sanford A re.
Complete Wreck Rebuilding
lOlh St. A Sanford Ave.
Day FA 2-7719-Nilc FA 2-uimt 33. Furnitur*
Wrecker Service
$5.00
Child Cara. FA 2-2274.
DAY'S WORK. FA 2 5700.
Love Seat Sofa, 3 chairs, foam LADIES' Full-lenth tan win
cushions; 3 end tables, has*
ter co a t Sire II. 222-4094.
Upholstering A Mattress ren
Harriett's Baauty Nook
eock. Ph. NO 84813, Daovating.
New
A
Used
Furni
WESTINGHOUSE
Refrlg., 70
Eve Appt'a. 3 Sr. Beauticians
Bary.
You can find anything you
ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg.
lb. top freezer $90; Westing
105 So. Oak
FA 2-5742
Co., at 709 Celery Ave. Fully automatic Frlgldatrc
need advertised In Ihe Her
house 30" Range $50. After
ACE BEAUTY SAW N
ald ClassifiedFA 2-2117.
2 p. rn. call FA 2-2650.
range. FA 2-7688.
Mayfair Hotel, Open evening*
by appt. Service from Tipto-Tip. Phooe 322-8525.
21. Beauty Salons
Tractor mowing A
CaU FA 2-7S2L
Grading.
PERMANENT SPECIAL!
2UV« Off Regular Prices
Ac e IU-auty Salon, Mayfair
Hotel CaU for eve. appt.
322-8525.
FA 2-1198.
64 T R A D E-IN S
GREEN8RIAR
Choice
lots
available
la
Green briar of Loch Arbor
overlooking
gulf
course.
Custom building to your
specifications.
Greenbrier
developed by
KINGSWOOD
BUILDERS, INC.
202 Fairmont Dr.
FA 2-8074
LOTS
A few choice Iota left In Mayfair and lo c h Arbor sec
tions.
ROBERT
A. WILLIAMS
Realtor
Raymond Lundquist, Asso.
FA 2-3831 Atlantic Uank Bldg.
3
BEDROOM, 1 bath. Kitchen equipped. Owner be
ing transferred. Must cell.
FA 2-2940.
TO SETTLE ESTATE
Furn. or unfurn. 3 Bedroom,
1 story Northern style bom*,
on Urge lot. 3 car Garage.
Quiet settled neighborhood.
811,500.
Sem in ole R e a lty
lioi S. Park Ave.
FA 24232 anytime
V A - FHA
P r o p e r t y M u n u g em en t
& Sale* Broker
Jim Hunt Realty
Offers for your selection
these Beautiful 2, 3, A 4
Bedroom
Government
O w ned
Homes
Priced From $6,750
Down Payments
As Low As $100
Monthly Payments
From $43.50
To make the best home
buy, see the
VA - FHA
Appointed
Property
Management &
Sales Broker
I960 Ford Country Sed.
Nut a “ cream puff," but |ood lran»purtatiun.
Q Four Door flrdan; 8 cylinder
h engine, automatic transmls,-ii.lon, radio A heater, blue
U finish.
1958 Ford 3-Seat Wagon
Large enough for the whole family.
CARS
OTHER WAGONS IN STOCK
K^OTOWt e
Fordor aedan; 8 cylinder en
gine, automatic transmit■Ion, radio A heater, green
with turquoise Interior.
1545
FA
FA
4444 Park fir.
2-2118
2-0848
823-0708
Jtoaterd, Fla.
1295
C fRAMBLER
l
Hardtop: Ilka new through
out, law mileage, green and
white finish.
1295
995 O f
i
Twn door sedan) V-8 en
gine, automatic transmis
sion, radio A healer, brown
and tan finish, Ilka new.
995
1195
i
sp e e a n
SAYS:
Truck Buys
i
Vi Ton Pickup
FlrrUlde, 8 cylinder enf i n e , standard transmis
sion. Another track that’*
ready fur tha road. Try HI
995
s995
Ph. FA 2-1481
W. Park M l 4-8916
i
S
• cylinder, 4 -epoed
mltel on, dual w h o o l a ,
thoroughly rtcoadiUoaed
and solid throughout
59 Chevrolet
1959 Plymouth Fury
Two door: V-8 engine, auto
matic transmission, radio A
heater, power steering, pow
er krtkw , light blue finish.
Sanford
i
/
•*
*1295
1960 Dodge Seneca
I I l J ^
I I m 4F
308 E. First SI.
i
1962, 51x10 Ft., 2 BR. trailer.
$700 equity, assume pay
ments. Must see to appre
ciate. 8518 OrUada Dr. P k
822-8107.
1 Ton Stake
Strickland • Morrison,
2
39. Trailer* • Cabana*
60 Chevrolet
TOP VALUE STAMPS GIVEN WITH
EVERY CAR AND TRUCK SOLD!
| I NC
Your EV1NRUDE Dealer
304-6-8 E. l i t Ph. FA 2-3081
*1395
1961 Metro 2 Door
Jim Hunt Realty
O ttc*
Night
1695
1961 Ford Fairlone 500
1960 Ford Galoxie
Tudor sedan; V-8 engine,
automatic transmission, ra
dio A heater, bine with
white top. A vory dean car.
tjp/mplu(£
Robson Sporting Goods
rteeUid# bed, • cylinder
engine, standard transmit■Ion, good tire* and body,
•olid throughout
1962 Ford Fairlone 500
Fordor eedan: V-8 engine,
autemstle transmission, ra
dio A heater, white with
blue taterior.
V-8 engine, i
tic transmission, rawater, air conditioned.
Sec Our Lighted Lot Full Of
Values . . . The Selection la Great
Gateway To The Waterway
Vi Ton Pickup
1960 Ford Golaxie
Hcdsn;
37. Boats • Motors
LIK E-N EW
TRY OUR BANK RATE FINANCE PLAN!
*895
*695
BUYING A NEW ar
USED CART
FINANCE IT WITH U*
• Low Interest Hates
♦ Low Monthly PaymeaU
FLORIDA STATE BANS
CLEA N ,
1961 Mercury Comet
1962 Rambler American
’57 PLYMOUTH, almost rebuilt motor, good tires. $250.
FA 2-0784, FA 2-5886.
62 Chevrolet
4095
4 Passenger; economical I
ryl. engine, automatic tranemission, power steering, rn*
dlo A heater, padded dash A
visor, white with beige In
terior, like new.
4-DOOR STATION WAGON. A real # 1
l | | k
economy king, wltk automatic trim *
| ^
jf ^
mission.
I860 Cadillac Sedan DevlBe.
Loaded. Priv. owner. L ike'
new. $2,395. Go west on
lliway 48 to atore In Paola,
turn right, 2nd bouse oo
left.
FROM O V ER 40
1961 Ford Country Sedan
1962 Rambler American
1958 Cadillac, good cond.
Reasonable offer accepted.
Ph. FA 2-3754.
SELECT
1963 Thunderbird
Hardtop: fully powered,
air conditioned, beautiful
bungandy with black In
terior, cleaner than new.
Factory warrant)
CROSS COUNTRY STATION WAGON. Very clean and very low mile
age.
'55 Okls, Full power, auto,
trans. Muat Sell, going la
ave. $175. FA 2-371T. -
Test Drive These
Outstanding
a e D * o e a i» a * a a o a ^
PERMANENT Wave Special
Present this ad for a Mother
and Daughter permanent
wave. Mother pays regular
price — Daughter's parmannont
t i Price
Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop
318 Palmetto Ave.
Phone 322-0834
St. JohnB Realty
1881 Dodge Pickup. Good cond.
$800. See at Sanford New
Sewer Plant
FREE ESTIMATE
Stenstrom Realty
THE TIME TESTED FIRM LOCH-ARBOR— By Owner, 3
BR., 3 baths, large atone
J l l N. Park Ave. FA 2-8123
fireplace In wood-panelled
4 BR, 2 baths, centrally heat
living room, Fla. Rin., uti
ed A air-cond. Fenced back
lity room, Urge rooms,
yd. Water softener A land
open-beam ceilings through
scaped. FA 2-0811.
out. Owner being transfer
red. 3445 Country Club ltd.
3-BR. By owner. 103 N. SunCall 322-9282.
land Dr., Sunland Estates.
35. Artlelm Wasted
READY MIX Concrete, win WANTED! Citrus fruit. Largo
dow sills, lintels, steps,
or small amounts. Bonded
Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lea Mi
blocks, sand, cement, rock,
field, FA 2*4244.
pipe, steel, grease traps,
dry wells, stepping stones.
36. Automobiles - Truck*
Miracle Concrete Co.
809 Elm Ave.
FA 2-5761
’59 English Ford recently
overhauled, new Urea, bat*
tery. Real clean. 38,000
LIMITED TIME I l I
mil os. $305. FA 2-7800.
Mac has THROWN AWAY the
Percentage Book.
’58 Ford Station Wagon, arcond., power brakes, steer.
Buy your Carpet or Hugs at
Ing, Best offer over 8600.
Dealer COST plus $1 per
Must sell. FA 2-7680.
yard.
Carpets A la Carte
SOUTHWARD
INVESTMENT A REALTY
116 N. Park
322-9173
12. R ea l Estate For Sale
34. Articles For Sale
Travel GREYHOUND. Call Sell
Ua
Y’our
Furniture.
FA 2-1421 or 9993 and we
Quick Service With the
will have our TAXI pick
Cash. SUPER TRADING
you up. Homer Little, Grey
rO S r. FA 2-0677.
hound Bus Station.
Used furniture, appliances,
PIANO SVC. A TUNING
tools, etc. Bought • Sold.
Rebuilding - Refelting
Larry's Mart 215 Sanford
FREE ESTIMATES
Ave. Fb. FA 2-4132.
GENE CU.MBAA
WANTED reUable couple to
822-2681 _ Call PM Only
take up monthly payments
HEATING
af $12.50 on 3 complete
SERVICING — TESTING
rooms of furniture. Call
Lewis Sales A Service
TE $-1311, Caasalberry, col
2517 C. C. Road
FA 2 7928
lect.
Seminole Realty
Rnl’ awa), Hospital A liaby
VACANT 5-Hoom house on
Beds.
large lot, newly painted in
By Day, Week, or Month
side
ami out, on S. Sanford
Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st M.
Ave. $3,800 Cash. 668 4601
CARROLL'S FURNITURE
Enterprise.
S BEDROOM house, kitchen
2 BR. Home, Study, lte
equipped, Lake privileges,
Baths, large Family Hm. in
near Air Base. FA 2-4738
good neighborlMwd; includ
after 5:30.
ing stove, refrig., room airconditioner. washing ma
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
chine 4 rugs. Down pay
2 Houses on lake—4 rina. each
ment $450, Monthly pay
with sun porch A large
ments $8.1.50.
screened back porch. $85
KINGSWOOD BUILDERS,
per month each.
Inc.
1 House— 5 rooms with fire
FA 2-8074
place 1c small screened
porch, Lake privileges. $85
50 FT. Lot. House Trailer with
per month.
Fla. room. U2 Vagabond
1 ifouse, available August 15—
Way. Mobile Manor, Long4 rooms and screened back
wood
porch. Lake privileges. $85
per month.
5 ACRES VEGETABLE
1 House available April 1-8
FARM
rooms on lake—partly airconditioned. $125 per month. Irrigated with 4” Artesian
Phone Frank Evana
well, Barn, Tool house, 2
FA 3-4417 or FA 2-1733
Bedroom frame home in
perfect condition. Near Lake
2 BR Unfurn. $8 week. Near
Jesaup, $13,500. TERMS. AL
Base. FA 2-3219.
STOLTE, Fern Park, Ph.
838-5059.
S-BDKM. houac, k it equipped.
817 Escambia Dr. FA 2-0920
BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, H4
after 5 p.m.
bath home. One bedroom
33. Fwraltur*
i
HOLIER
MOTOR SALES
lad. A Palmetto, VA 8-882)
8387 Park
FA M f l )
•
�Owner Takes Pride In Staff
Herb Stenstrom, owner of
Stenstrom Realty, takee more
pride in hla ataff than for all
other, combined accomplish
ments o f tho business since
the firm was organized in
1*57.
The office manager of the
Stenstrom firm la Ned N. Jul
ian, a retired U. S. Navy
commander. Julian haa been
with the company since 1960.
Us Is the firm ’s closing agent,
mortgage representative and
proparty management broker.
Julian Is a registered real es
tate broker-associate. Ha and
fcla wife, Sally, reside In
Loch Arbor. They have three
children, two « f whom are ia
collage and tha other in high
aebool. Ha ia a member of
the Sanford Lions Club, the
Sanford Shrine Club, Bahia
Shrine Temple and the Sem
inole County Board of Real
tors.
Also associated with the
firm is Merle W. Warner, an
other broker-associate. War
ner has been with the firm
since 1960, specializing in re
sidential a n d
commercial
aalea and leases. He and his
wife, Ruth, make their home
at 708 Park Ave. They have
two sons and a daughter.
Warner ia a member of the
Firat Presbyterian Church,
tha Shrlno Club, tha Babia
Temple of Orlando, Sanford
Masonic Lodge No. 82, the
Seminole County Chamber of
Commerce, the Board of
Rcaltori, and takes an active
part in other civic affairs. He
la also a former city com
missioner and at one time
was mayor of Sanford. Pres
ently he servea as a member
of Sanford’s civil service
board
Hugh A. McCollum, a re
tired U. S. Air Force colonel,
joined the firm in 1961. Mc
Collum apcclallzea in residen
tial aalea and leasea and acre
age sales. He la a broker-as
sociate with tha firm and a
member of tha Seminole
County Board of Realtors. He
and his wife, Evelyn, make
their home at 105 Mellonville
Ave. in Mayfair. He has one
daughter. McCollum ia an ar
dent golfer and fisherman.
Thomas P. Lawton, a re
tired U. 8. Navy eaptain la
another member o f the sales
staff. Lawton ia a registered
salesman and devotes full
time to acreege, commercial,
farm and grove properties.
He and hla wife, Laura, reside
at 218 Sunrise Boulevard in
DeBary. They have one ion In
high school. Lawton la also a
member of the Board of Realtora.
Jamea B. Smith, also a
brolur-aMocUte,
epeclaUaae
ia residential u l u and Wal
es on a full tlma bails. Ha and
his wife. Hannah, lira at 304
Tangerine Dr+re, in Loch Ar
bor'i Idyllwllde section. Jim
is a former teacher and a re
tired attorney.
Stemtrom. himielf, a rag*
istered broker, is a native of
Sanford. Ha attended local
schools and Stetson Univers
ity la Dc La ad. He is a mem
ber o f the First Baptist
Church, both tha junior aad
senior Chambers of Com
merce,
the Civttans, tha
Board o f Realtors, aad ■arras
on tha advisory board ad tha
Salvation Army.
He and his wife, tha former
Carolyn Patrick, and their
daughter, Sharya, make their
home at 301 Tangerine Drive.
Stenstrom is tha son o f Mrs.
J. W. Salsbury of Sanford,
and the lata Oria H. Stanstrom. Ha has three brothers,
Julian, Douglas and Frank,
all of this eity, aad a sister,
Ruth, who resides ia Cocoa
Beach.
Beginning her sixth year
with the firm la Mrs. Phyllis
W. Senkarik, tha secretarybookkeeper. Singled out by
Stenstrom aa tha "finest girl
Friday” ia the eity, aba
makes her home on Sunset
Drive ia Loch Arbor with bar
husband, Edward Senkarik.
Gross Sales In
Seminole Rise
Gross asks showed aa Wcreaae of 10J per east in
Seminole County last Novem
ber, aa compared to Novem
ber 1962, it waa reported to
day by the Florida Retail
Federation, Jacksonville.
Sales during November 1883
were $5,404,973 as agsbwt $4,898,618 in November 1862, the
report shows.
These figures compare with
a statewide increase of 7.4
per cent, with sales o f $1.3
billion in last November as
compared to $1.2 billion in
November 1963.
Leo Denies It
NEW OFFICES OF STENSTROM
REALTY
AT
2565 PARK
DRIVE,
SANFORD
M A N C H E S T E R , N. H.
(UI’ I) — Leo Durocher, the
victim o f a lot o f "bad rails”
during hla controversial baaaball career, aaya a $150,000
alienation of affectiona suit
filed against him waa a "ease
of mistaken Identity,"
Yentsch
Home Builders
MAINTENANCE SERVICE
Supply Co.
Seminole Blvd.
.12.1-0400
FA 2-4843
2.16.1 S. Park Drive
Marcel Faille
8 I0 N PAINTING
PAINTING
82t-7682
114 Plnecreat Dr.
Best Wishes.. .in your New Location!
R. C. Wyche
CONTRACTOR
700 E. 14th St.
FA 2-3630
QoMpiahihcdionA Stsutudlwm i/
ON YOUR NEW AND IIEAUTIFUL OFFICES
Randall Electric Company
Sidney L. Vihlen Sr.
Sidney L. Vihlcn Jr.
We're Proud
OF OUR PART IN THE
HANDSOME NEW OFFICES FOR
Stenstrom Realty
W all Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning
1007 Sanford Ave.
FA 24541
REALTY
invites you to attend the opening of their new business home at
--------------- 2 5 6 5 P A R K D R IV E --------------on
Saturday; January 18, 1964
StbH4fauK | Sanford's Com plete R ed
Estate Service
• SALES
• HOMES
• ACREAGE
• RESIDENTIAL
• RENTALS
• LOTS
• FARMS
• COMMERCIAL
• MANAGEMENT
• GROVES
• COMMERCIAL
OFFICE
HOURS
• VA-FHA-CONV.
70 AM . till 2 PM .
Sales Agents
for
Ravenna Park
Idyllwilde
FHA • VA Homes
New and Resale Homes
OUR BUSINESS IS SERVICE! PROMPT, COURTEOUS, EFFICIENT!
�Commissioners Re-Affirm U . Sites Stand
By Julian Str natron*
Despite those “ No Trueka”
aigoa on Sanford's main item,
Uiere’a a big, white rig parkr v r i on First Street i t the Mag^ n olla intersection.
You're right I It Is one of
the mobile X-ray units. Have
you had your X-ray yet?
• • •
The university site aituation
changes so fast you can write
e story about it and two hours
later it's obsolete.
I
Friday morning we wrote
Ofe paragraph for the clock ribv bing our Orange County neigh
bors about coming up with
* five new possible sites. At
presstime we discovered Sem
inole had nine. Needless to
say, the paragraph was yank
ed.
• • •
When Dr. Wayne McCall,
the Ocala dentist and member
o f the Board of Control, said
Sunday morning while ' in
Seminole that he was going to
push for a decision at Fri
day's meeting, he made us
happy. If this thing is strung
out much longer there won't
be m m y fingernails left in
the county.
• • •
$
The Herald and some nowspapers in this area — we
understand, are o f the opin
ion that the Lake Ada site
would be the ideal selection
because of its location, facil
ities, etc. Be sure to tee The
Herald's editorial, map and
mileage chart on today’a edi
torial page.
• • •
Morris Hodges of Paola, a
9 deep-well digger with consid
9
erable experience throughout
Central Florida, called to say
that the water at Bluestone is
“ putrid and would require a
very expensive purification
system.” He added that water
at the Deseret site has a
heavy salt content and is
strong on sulphur. About Lake
Ada, sgys llodgea, •"
would be no problem si
site would be tied to Sanfi
system.
Another clock watcher
quires: “ Now that the library
is in Its new location, why
doesn't it remain open lor a
couple of hours at least one
night each week?”
Good
question. •
0
• • •
A Simla nd resident called
to inquire about bus trans
portation. We bad to ask for
her number and promised to
return the call. We called the
number she gave us but we
must have made a mistake in
taking it down. If she'll call
back we'll appreciate it.
• ••
•ffAttorney Ken
McIntosh de.
livered sermons at both First
Baptist Church worship ser
vices Sunday morning when
the congregation observed its
annual Men's Day. But this
was nothing new for Ken.
He’s been supplying the pul
pit at the church's Oaklawa
Chapel on Country Club Road
g for the past several months.
*
By the way, Gerald Coving
ton sang at the first morning
service and Leo Watson at
the second. Covington is a
former sports writer for The
Herald.
• ••
_
4
#
•
Rev. C. C. Dees, pastor of
Sanford Alliance Church, says
an effort is being made to establlsh a Christian Business
men's Association in Sanford.
Those interested are being
urged to attend a breakfast
meeting, ? a.ra., Jan. SO, at
Rose and WUk’s in downtown
Sanford. Christian Business
men, Inc., will have repre
sentatives present and will
pick up the tab. A free break
fast? “ That's right,” says
Dees. Okeh?
• • •
Since returning from Cali
fornia we'vo “ bumped” into
many
old
frienda. Space
doesn't
permit
mentioning
them all. But what a pleasure
it was the other dsy to chat
with Mrs. Gordon Dean, one
n( the most charming ladles
we've ever known. She’s the
wife of one of the former
owners of The Herald who
also served as its business
manager for many years.
• • •
Avery Drops Out
Off Board Race
>
James P. Avery Jr., chair*
man o f tha Board o f County
Commissioners, today announc
ed that he will not be a candi
date to succeed himself as
County Commissioner from
District 3.
Avery, who has served three
years as tha vice-chairman and
recently upped to serve as
chairman fo r 11*04, had mude
no secret of the fact that he
would not seek rr-eiectlon to
the County Commission. He
stated, “ A formal announce*
ment seined necessary in order
to dispel any doubts o f my In*
tentfona and allow prospective
candidates the opportunity to
finalise their plans.”
An outspoken critic o f waste
and inefficiency, Avery has
been called the “ watch-dog" of
the county treasury and was
largely reaponslbte for the
complete reorganisation o f the
C o u n t y Road Department,
shortly after taking office in
U«M.
He said, 'Because of many
new problems attendant to
growth and rapid population
expansion, my awareness o f
the responsibilities entrusted
to me aa a County Commis
sioner has never been felt more
keenly than this, tha last year
of my term in office. Without
tha tremendous help and sup
port of dedicated citisen com
mittees, these problems would
not have and can not be auccessfully resolved.”
When asked about his future
plans for public office, Avery
replied, “ My name will most
probably be on the ballot for a
public office but, to be perfect
ly candid, the press of county
business has left me little time
to work on my platform. How
ever, 1 expect to make known
my plans toon.”
Avery, it haa been rumored,
will seek the office of tax colhr
«*• >
$17,000 Home;
Cause Unknown
By Dosuui Estes
Home of Mr. and Sira.
Clarence Driggers Sr. on the
Old Dixie Highway, north of
Longwood, burned to the
ground Saturday despite the
efforts of the Longwood Volun
teer Fire Department which
battled the blaze for 3Vt
hours.
Ttie Casselberry Volunteer
Department was called In for
assistance under the mutual
fire protection agreement.
Claude Layo, chief of the
Longwood department, who
estimated loss at between
|1S,000 and fl? ,000, haa been
unable to determine the ori
gin o f the fire at this time.
Although neighbors heard an
explosion between 4:30 and
S a. m., thought to be the
oil furnace, this has been
thoroughly checked and deter
mined not the cause of fire
since the door remained on
(be furnace and the oil tank
was intact.
Mr. and Mrs. Driggers and
Ihelr children, Andrew, nine,
Richard, seven and Clarence
Jr., three, bad been in Folkslon, Ga., visiting relatives.
Upon returning to Longwood
•1 7 p. m. Saturday they
found their home, their furni
ture and all personal effects,
which were not insured, com
pletely destroyed.
Efforts to assist the family
In their time o f disaster are
underway. Anyone wishing to
i*!p may contact Mrs. Jack
Wallman,
a neighbor,
at
S3S-6Ug or any member of
South Seminole VFW Post
*307 and Its Auxiliary Unit.
Voting Books
To Open Feb. 1
Row v o t e r
registration
books for the Town o f Alta
monte Springs will open Feb.
1, Mayor Lawrence Swufford
announced today.
All voters must ra-regiater
this year if they wish to bs
If you were born la January eligibla to vote in annual munun an even-numbered year kipol election* next Decem
you'd better aee about that ber.
Registration may be mads
driver's license. The offices
are open at fsn focd Armory at anytime after the books
on Tuesdays and Thursdays. °P** Sy (topping in at Town
ll,)o u wail 'til Jan. 3u, don't! Hall during regular office
forget he Inks a akak teach.
feaCford advised.
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WEATHER: Cloudy, mild through Tuesday; high today in 70s; low in 60s.
VOL. 56
United Press Leased Wira
Established 1908
MON., JANUARY 20. 1964
SANFORD, FLORIDA
NO. 107
mwA...
Two Lucky Men
MIAMI (UPI) - Two lucky
Key West men recuperated in
hospital today alter they were
lost in the Everglades for
more than 24 hours when
their small plane crashed.
Billion Water Plan
J. P. AVERY JR.
Planning Board
Is Approved By
Casselberry
By Jane Caimclherry
Straying from the announ
ced purpose of Saturday's
special meeting (the discus
sion of establishing a depart
ment o f public werks), tha
Casselberry Board o f Aidermen decided to put the “ horse
before the cart’’ and Instead,
approved the establishing o f
a town planning board.
Tlte board divided the town
into seven geographical dis
tricts, each o f which will
chooao a representative to
tha seven member planning
board.
Tha board will serve In an
advisory capacity
offering
recommendations to tha coun
cil for the orderly growth of
Dm af the Oral faaha aw*
UK Ve-
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) —
State conservation officials.
Gov. Farris Bryant and other
state leaders will meet here
Tuesday to hash over future
state water resource pro
grams that could cost as
much as $1 billion.
Hoffa On Trial
CHATTANOOGA, T e n n .
(U PI)—Teamsters President
James Hoffa's trial on Jury
tampering charges, delayed
for mnnthi and moved here
from Nashville, got under
way today under tight secur
ity precautions.
Revolt Opens
PROPOSED SITES in Seminole County for tha
new Mate undergraduate university were stu
died further 8untiay by Stato Hoard o f Control
officials. Norman Lund Jr., Melbourne, is pic
tured here (left) outlining his 1,000-ncro offer
Panama Seeks
Control Of
Waterway
DAR-ES-SALAAM. Tangan
yika (U PI) — Tanganyikan
troops today revolted against
their British officers and Af
rican
government leaders.
The uprising
touched off
WASHINGTON (U PI) —
widespread looting and de Panama's ambassador to the
struction.
United Nations wants Die
United 8Utes to end its per.
petual control over tha can.
WASHINGTON (UPI)
al and turn tha vital water
President Johnson urged So way over to his country,
viet Premier Nikita Khrush
Aqullino Uoyd said that the
chev today to Join .him in 11*03 treaty giving Urn Unit
working on specific proposals ed States control **in -per
to s«tWa EaJwWu** differ petuity" over the eanal w«»
ences instead o f drafting “ va “ obsolete” and “ repugnant to
gue declarations."
international law.”
Boyd said that the situa
tion in the Canal Zone “ Is
WASHINGTON (U PI) - going to deteriorate more
Philippine Finance Secretary and more if the United Slates
Hulino Hechanova said today is not going to cooperate” and
renegotiate the
only “ on t or two major |>oints agree to
remain to bo Milled before treaty.
He said that If the current
the U. S. Export-Import Bank
lends the Philippines $62.3 stalemate in negotiation con
million for conitruction of an tinued Panama would at
tempt to work out another
Integrated steel mill.
agreement with tha Organiza
tion
of
American
States
MANILA (U PI) — U. S. (OAS) or, falling that, would
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy ask tha UN Security Council
conferred here today with to intervene.
Philippines President Dlosdado Macapagal and a joint
statement Issued afterward
MIAMI (U P I)-T w o traffic
said prospects were encour smashups claimed six lives In
aging for a three-nation meet Florida over the wrrkend as
ing to settle the Malaysia dis the death count fur tiie period
climbed to at least nine.
pute.
Specific Proposals
atrnctnre toYope with present
needs and future gruwtli with
an eye to the establishment
o f new posts and departments
and a shift o f responsibllitiaa.
Among these would ba a
department c f public wurkg
with a full time superinten
dent
to
supervise
roads,
parks, sanitation, and utili
ties.
As interim meusure until
the planning board can be
funned and s o m e action
taken, It was voted to pay
J. D. Self, present road board
chairman, $2 an hour for
time put in in this capacity
and eight cents a mile for
automobile expense.
Alderman Arthur Lego an
alysed a chart illustrating
transition from a small town
government to a business like
municipality.
The aeven districts, which
Mayor Owen Anatey empha
sized are not political divi
sions, have liecii set up as fol
lows: District 1 is made up
of all those living in tha area
Sominole
Memorial
Hos
on the west aide o f Highway pital Auxiliary members and
17 • 92, north o f Concord distinguished
guests
beard
Drive and south o f Seminole Mrs. Christopher Butler give
Boulevard; District 2 — tha an outstanding report of acti
area west of 17-1*2, south o f vities at the annual luncheon
Concord Drive and north o f meeting at the Mayfair Inn.
SK 436. District 3 is bounded
Active members in the auxi
by 17-1*2 on the west. Sunset liary number 1S3 and they
Drive on the east, SB 430 on contributed 20,601 hours to
the south and Seminole Uoule- the hospital during dm year.
vsrtl on the north. District 4 Awards of pins and badges
bcundsries are Sunset Drive were gl\en the volunteer
on the west. North Triplet workers and A. B. Peterson
Drive on the south, Winter Sr. presented engraved silver
1'ark Drive on the east, in trays to Mrs. Uoyd Stafford
cluding tlie area north of and Sirs. J. E. Munger for
Seminole Boulevard. District having worked 500 hours in
6 is made up o f area between one year. Frank Woodruff,
Winter Park Drive, Park DeBary, was recognised for
Drive, laike Drive and Semi bis 173 hours work in Bm Xnole Boulevard. District d has ray department.
Sirs. W. I. Crabtree, Candy
as boundaries Sunset Drive,
U k e Triplet Drive, Queen's Striper* chairman, reported
Mirror Circle, Crystal Bowl there are 33 active Candy
Circle and Park Drive. Dis Stripers and they accumulat
trict 7 includes the sections of ed 9.071 total volunteer hour*
Hcwell Park in the Cassel for the year. Penny Gleeson,
berry city limits and runs president o f the Candy Strip
ers, presented Mrs. Crabtree
from 434 to tha Casselberry
an engraved silver bowl from
Utilities pumping station on
(he girls in appreciation for
Winter Park Drive.
her work.
A map will be posted in
Committee chairmen report
the town hall for resideats
ed 9,000 hours given at the
who are net sura just which
information desk, 4,369 in the
district they live in and hospitality shop, 1,113 on sun
copies will l>e made up to send shine. 52 of that number com
to ail the town's citizens as ing from Candy Stripers, and
soon as possible.
324 “ pinkies” were made for
The Board c f Alderman distribution hi the pediatric
will meet in continued session ward. There are 236 dooors in
at the tow n hall at 7:30 p.m. the eye bank ami six sets of
today to dutUM the btfcgct. j c^c* hate h e w seat te the
$62 Million Loan
Prospects Good
Weekend Toll
between Sanford and Osceola airport to Dr.
Wayne McCall, Ocala, member o f the Board of
Control; William ta fflcr, county consulting en
gineer, and A. B. Peterson Jr., county real
estate consultant.
(Herald Photo)
N. Orlando W ill Vote JayCees Plan
Award Banquet
On New Charter Board For Saturday
By Mona Grinstead
An ordinance calling for a
special charter board elecUon on March 17 in conjunc
tion with regular North Or
lando village council elec
tions was approved Saturday
at a called meeting of tiio
council.
The ordinance became mandatory after a petition call
ing for its enactment was
presented at the last council
meeting bearing signatures of
more than 40 per cent of tlte
registered electors. It calls
for tlie election of five quali
fied citizens to be named as
a charter board to study,
draft and recommend changes
to the original village charter.
Buies for qualifying are the
same as those for the council.
A written notice, signed by
10 registered voters, must be
filed along with a $5 qualify-
Overheated Stove
An
overheated
kerosene
stove caused Sanford firemen
lo answer a call Sunday (o
the home of 11. C. Haskins at
2018 Sanford Ave. Firemen
reported no damage.
Ing fee. Tho candidate must
state position sought, age,
place of residence and delcription of real property own
ed tn the village. 11a must
also be otherwise able to
qualify under general elec
tion laws of the State of Flor
ida. Winners will bo determin
ed by the higbeet number of
votes cast.
In other business at the
Saturday meeting, Ordinance
30, amending Section 10 of
the occupational license fee
schedules and Ordinance SI B,
adopting a plumbing code,
were approved after second
and third 'headings.
Ordinance 37, sotting forth
rules and regulations pertain
ing to the regular March
council elections, wat read
and approved for first read
ing.
it was announced that nego
tiations bad been completed
for lighting to be resumed for
some 38 street lights within
tiie village.
Residents were warned by
Mayor W. W. Anderson that
their legal signatures must
appear on voter registration
books if they expect to rate
In village elections.
Auxiliary Gives $3,000 To Hospital
J. Ilillu Miller Hospital in
Gainesville. Rental TVs net
ted $703.30 for tlie auxiliary.
Mrs. Butler presented a
check, In Uie amount of $3,000
to Bob Besserer, hospital ad
ministrator. Hospital equip
ment will be purrhaied with
$2,300 of that amount and $300
will bo used toward a scholar
ship for a student nurso. Besscrer announced a committee
will l)o sot up to soled the
recipient of the award, to bo
given annually.
Incoming officers of tlie
ausiliary
were introduced.
Mrs. Carl Schilke, president;
Mrs. G. Pearson, first vice
president; Mrs. Al Hunt, se
cond vice president; Mrs. R.
Wilkins, recording secretary;
Mrs. F. Swallow, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Chester
R e a r I e k, treasurer; Mrs.
Charles Cole, parliamentarian,
and Besserer, ex-officio.
National JayCeo Weak ob
servances officially b e g a n
Sunday afternoon in fismlnola
County whaa tha local junior
trade body held opsa house ac
tivities at tha JayCce Building
located oa French Are.
Many Sanford and fismlnola
County elUseno visited tha
JayCeo canter and viewed a
display o f projects tha srganization hna conducted from
time to time, awards won on
past projects, and tho facil
ities and Information the Jay
Ceo building and personnel
provide for tourists.
Also on display was a hand
painted map of Seminole Coun
ty. It was recently presented
to Uie organization by Joseph
Mathleux, local art teacher
and president of the Sanford'
Seminole Art Association.
During the remainder e f
JayCee Week, tha local group
will hold Its annual past presi
dent’s luncheon on Thursday.
Many of the peat president*
have indicated they will ba on
hand to speak briefly on tha
chapter's activities d u r i n g
their respective terms o f o f
fice.
On Saturday tiie Distin
guished Service Awards Ban
quet will be held at the Police
Benevolent Building on Lake
Monroe. State Sen. Scott Kel
ly will be the principal speaker
for the event. JayCee official*
announced thia morning that
all interested persona, partic
ularly funner members of the
young men's organisation, are
Invited to be present. Reserva
tions ran be made by contact
ing JayCce* offices, FA 264HI. No reservations can be
made later than Thursday
noon.
The banquet's feature at
traction will be the selection
of individuals who wilt be
presented awards for distin
guished service, good govern
ment, good sailor, and the out
standing young farmer. Nom
inations from Uts public a n
still open. The deadline, how
ever, lias been set for noon
on Thursday. To make nomin
ations tha public la invited to
call the JayCee offices.
Blood Donations
Appeal Issued
BOD UESSEREH, Seminole Memorial Hospital administrator, receives a
c h e c k for $8,000 from Mrs. Christopher Butler, outgoing president, hos
pital auxiliary, at the auxiliary luncheon meeting at the Mayfair Inn- A.
R. Peterson Sr., chairman, hoard o f trustees, and Mrs. Curl Schilke, auxiliiu £
aiuUe
1 i U e n l d i ’ hoU *!
An appeal for blood dona
tions has been issued by the
Old Glory Community Blood
Bank on behalf of Mrs. Vera
Rodgitrs, who must return the
more than 30 pints of blood
used in surgery for her late
husband, Clarence Rodgera.
Rodgers, 49, died last Fri
day shortly after emergency
open heart surgery was per
formed at the University of
Florida
Teaching
Hospital.
Selection
May Come
Friday
By Julian Stent tram
and Fred Vaa Pelt
With State Board of Con
trol
members
expressing
themselves at desirous of
making a choice of a site
for a new state undergraduate
university, at their meeting.
Friday in Orlando, Seminole
County Commissioners this
morning made a final all-out
effort to have tlie school lo
cated in this county.
County
Commission
thia
morning voted;
1. To re-afflrm all previous
commitments on the Lake
Ada site, immediately south
of Sanford.
2. To re-afflrm all prerioua
commitments on the Econ
site, located on the Econlockhatchee River north of Chuiuota wad cast of Oviedo.
3. To present an expanded
Econ site and permit the
Board of Control to choose
any 1,000 to 1,300 acres it
chooses in the revised deal.
4. To formally present a
new Tuskawtile Road site, im
mediately south c f Lake Jes
sup.
3. To Informally present a
new Lund site, formerly
known at the Cameron tract,
between Sanford and Oaceola
Airport.
6. T o offer the Board o f
Control a recreational area
consisting of 30 acres on Lake
Jessup or on tho old Coffee
property on the St. Johns
River.
T. To forwent • letter In
Bayn Harrison, B oat* e f
Control chairman, with soplea to other members, declar
ing the county's statement o f
condition of road funds to In
dicated that the county can
do what Us commissioners
•ay K' eanl
------------ .'
'
I. To make • plans avert
able to numbers o f the Board
of Control when they inspect
the Seminole sites Thursday,
prior to their Orlando morn
ing seal too Friday.
Format Kelley, staff archi
tect for the Board o f Control.
Inspected nine now propoood
sites in Seminole r -ffinrty lest
Thursday. All but two of
these— Tuskswilla and Land
—wars ruled out by local
university committee m em
ber*.
Dr. Wayne McCall, Ocala,
Board member, and Jack Sut
ton, staff research analyst for
the Board, impacted, from
the air and from tha ground,
the Tuakawilla and Lund .sites
Sunday, also looking over
Lake Ada and Econ again.
“ 1 hope we can come to n
final decision, for recommen
dation to the 8tato Board of
Education, Friday,” Dr. MoCaU told The Herald 8unday.
"A s
chairman
at the
Board's building committee,1*
be continued, “ 1 am sitting
on $47 million in new school
buildings and I want lo gel
to work on that Our staff
members have other work tn
do, too. And, also, 1 have to
earn a living.”
Dr. McCall, favoring tho
Econ site, la tho Jan. 16
meeting at Tallahassee, when
the Board reached a dead
lock, voted at that time foe
the Blucatune site in Orange
County with Dr. Charles For
man, Fort Lauderdale, and
Chester Whittle, Orlando.
Gert Schmidt, Jacksonville;
John raee, Pensacola, and
the chairman, Harrison, voted
for Lake Ade.
In a compromize effort,
McCall and Paco voted for the
Econ.
Dr. McCall emphailsed Sun
day that the Board of Con
trol will merely recommend a
aite to the Stale Cabinet sit
ting as tiie State Board of
Education.
Board of Control members,
after their alt* inspection
trip Thursday in Seminole and
Orange Countlei, will meet
at 10 a. m. Friday at the
Cherry Plaza Hotel, Orlando.
Pupils Give Aid
Civic* classes at Soul
Seminal# Junior High Scho
collected $17.30 and sent it l
official* s i Bowling Groan, I
C., for the Vicki Wray fun
Vicki is the youngster wt
/sees tha loss of her ramai
ing aye In an effort to ha
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Page 4-A — Jan. 15,1964
'Smoked-Filled'
Room Started
With Harding
ALBANY, N. Y . (U P I )~
“ I believe the day o f the
amoke-filled room In Amerl
can politic* I* over.”
Thoae word* were in Gov.
Nelson A. Rockefeller's for
mal announcement that he la
a candidate fo r the 1064 Re
publican presidential nomina
tion.
The
Governor obviously
wasn’ t applauding recent ad
ranees In air conditioning. He
was talking about an earlier
day In American politics when
the party bigwigs got to.
gather In the convention city
to choose a candidate.
Tbs scene usually was a
room In a hotel near the con.
ventlon hall. The amoks was
from those stogies the politi
cians liked to puff as they
negotiated over the merits o f
their men.
As the discussions got hot
ter, the smoko got thicker,
Air conditioning didn’t exist
then and, after awhile, these
kingmakers, pictured by the
cartoonists
as pot - bellied
types, would scon have a
■mall cloud hanging over tho
room.
Maybe all the politicians
weren't fat, but apparently
the cigars, were. In any case,
they created a lot o f smoke.
And that’s the way It was
44 years ago. The Republican
nominating convention at Chi
cago was deadlocked between
Gen.
Leonard
Wood and
Frank O. Lowden. The delegates wanted to go home. In
fact, Warren G. Harding, an
Ohio senator, was ready to
go home, too.
His lieutenants, however,
were busy in a hotel room in
an effort to make him the
compromise candidate. They
talked far into tho night with
leaders o f oilier factions of
the party. Apparently every
body was smoking.
Harry M. Daugherty, Hard
ing’s manager, had predicted
that the convention would be
come deadlocked and would
then be drchlcd "around a
table in a smoke-filled room.’*
That's what happened.
It waa 8:11 a.m. when
Harding was Informed In a
"smoke-filled room" at the
Blackstona Hotel that he
would be the Republican can
didate for president in the
1920 election.
Harding waa nominated and
subsequently elected.
Although he died after
asrvlng only two years in o fflee, hia nomination gave
American political folklore •
phrase that has lived thruugh
the years — "the smoke-filled
room."
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Daniels Wins
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Dexter Daniels won the Sun>oast Seniors Golf Tournament
for the second straight Uiue
Saturday.
Ths 58-yesr-old W i n t e r
Haven golfer wound up with a
total of 291 fur his four rounds
over the Sunset Country Club
course, 11 stroke* better than
the 803 o f second placer Roy
Moore of St. Petersburg.
Moore, who Is 71, had a final
round o f 74.
Betty Crocker's Testy F,t«e
Brownies ................ 47*
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Margarine ..
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Sliced Americea er Plaieate
Cheese ....................”a7. 49*
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Swift's lea Cream or
Minute Meld’s Otllcleus
pint
pkgs.
Sherbet ..
Orange Delight 5 6..V,
Mrs. Smith's Dutch-
Sunshine’s Tarty Sugar-Honey
Apple Tort ...........
16-o«.
pkg.
Grahams ......
Chase Or Senbom fmtont
Coffee .......
10-o t.
|or
Sweet er luttermilk Style
Morton Biscuits 2
99c
Hellewey Howie Qukk-fresee
Swiss Steak ...
Servo Campbell'* Delicious
Chicken & Rice Soup ........ 6
rcg.
can*
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Sole Fillet
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reg.
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TENDER-AGED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE!
2-lh.
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Chicken Noodle Soup...... 6
t O-ee.
rilt-
Seutkleed’i Whole
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t-lb.
STANDING RIB
bet
Oerter)’• Teety
Frozen Scallops
31*
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pkg.
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Prune Juice • •
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Tomato Juice.
3
quart
bot.
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46-ox.
can*
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39c
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Swift'* Premium Teety Freeh
Chunk Bologna ........ wt*. 99*
49<
Swift's Premium Froth Path
Bag Sausage
Sliced Ham
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Bononas .......
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�More Seminole University Sites Offered
B f Julian Steiutrom
Sum* half a dozen Clock
watcher* phoned In this morn*
^ intr to Inquire about what's
“ new on the university.
* • •
Wednesday
we said we
thought Ada was the best site.
We still do. Hut w e 're pulling
ju it as hard for Kcon. And
we'll support any other sites
the local committee places he.
fore the Board o f Control
when it meets in Orlando on
4 Jan. 24.
•
♦ • •
Some people think that Econ
could well las the winner in
this race. They figure that If
Seminole and Orange cunnot
come up with n better site than
any o f the three under considerutlon, and the six-man board
continues to be deadlocked on
the Blucatone and Ada sites,
^ then Econ could be the durk
hors* and chosen as an alter
native site. And you can’t help
but agree that it’s certainly a
Rood possibility.
• • •
Many o f Lyman High’* stud
ents were shivering in their
clussrooms during Wednes
day’s low temperatures. Th«
school’s heating system decid'f e
to “ play hooky’’ and many
o f the school’s buildings were
without heat all or most of the
1
day.
• • •
5
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_
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£
*
\Vhlle we're on schools, our
C o u n t y Superintendent of
Public Instruction, R. T. Milwee, indicates that he's going
to announce soon for re-elec
tion. A dedicated mun, this fcllow Mil wee must be. We're
told by several who ought to
know that the job Mil wee will
try to keep i« alxiut the tough
est in the county.
• • •
And, by the way, elsewhere
In The Herald today Is a list
o f 7t teachers who qualified
for the competence award
which amounts to $400 per
teacher. We’ve learned that
many teacher* were eligible
for the award but a number o f
them did not apply. To qualify
they had to l>e rated in the up
per 30 per cent, huve at least
a score o f COO on their Nation
al Teachers’ Examination, and
apply. The flOO awards are to
be paid In a lump sum, prob
ably in February.
• • •
The latest addition to tho
facilities at Casselberry's Sem
inole Plaza will be a Pure Oil
service station. It’s being con
structed at tho nnrthenst
corner o f US 17-1*2 and Sit
430. Work on the new station
began this week.
• e •
In response to several requests, with reference to our
sports column this week on Sid
Hudson, former msjor league
hurler who played in Sanford
before he made the jump to
the blg-timr, here's Sid's ad
dress-courtesy o f Mrs. Janie
Shoemaker: S. C. Hudson, 1300
Meadow Brook Road, Waco,
Texas 70710.
. . .
Tonight is the ninth annual
Charity Night at the SanfordOrlando Kennel Club. Profits
from the 11-race program will
be uppoi tinned to many vari
ous charities. Seminole Coun
ty's United Fund is one of
them. So, if you're a raring
fan. your money tonight will
be helping someone, mayb*
even you.
. . .
Did you know thut the aver
age investment in land and
buildings for each farm in
Seminole County is $33,2267
Well, Cecil Tucker, our coun
ty agribusiness agent, says so.
•
•
•
If you're a high school stu
dent ’ and even remotely con^
aidering a college education,
your attention is invited to an
article entitled “ Unclassified''
p t which appears on today's
Herald editorial page.
It
f should be read by all high
^ school students, including Junior high ninth graders. Some
junior high student* perhaps
do not realize that ninth year
grade* are a part of the re# . cord colleges will scan when
these students apply for col
lege entrance.
Band Meeting
The Seminole High School
Band Association will meet
innight at 8 p. m. The meet
ing will be held in the school's
band hall. All members of
(he association have lieen re
quested u> attend.
Appeal Made
For Single
Phone Service
ib r a lfc
>
Zip Cotie 32771
M
WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Friday; high today 67-73; low tonight in GOn.
United Press Leased Wire
Established 1908 THURS., JANUARY 16, 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA
NO. 105
Individual effort by mem VOL. 56
ber* of the Sanford Kiwanis
Club to help lift the “ phone
curtain" that divides Seminole
County telephone subscriber*
was urged Wednesday by Bob
Bcsserer. member of the
Seminole County Chamber of
Commerce telephone commit
tee, In a talk at the club's
meeting.
In meetings at First Fed
Mrs. Mary R. McNulty,
“ We've met about this sit
eral Wednesday Directors FT
uation and talked about it for widow o f Fred If. McNulty,
years," said Bcsserer, “ and and Lee I’ . Moore, regional
C, Harper Sr. and S. F.
now we have the chance to do manager of Reynolds and
Doudney were re-elected for
Company Florida o f f i c e s ,
something about it."
three-year term* and all offiBcsserer, administrator of were elected to the board of
cers were retained in their
the Seminole Memorial Hospi directors of Florida State
present positions for another
tal, urged members of the Bank Wednesday.
term.
Mrs. McNulty, one of the
club to help remove the
('resident Harper in his re
“ phone curtain" which for principal owner* of McNulty
port said it was never an aim
|
Croup
o
f
Banks,
makes
her
many years has separated
of the association to grow just
the northern and southern home in Haines City with her
for growth's sake, for this
section of Seminole County. two children, Christina, nine,
frequently entailed hazardous
“ The formation of the met und Seott Eugene, four.
and unsound practices. The
She is a native of Tampa,
ropolitan system,” said liespolicy has been to stress saf
scrcr, "would increase the received her BA degree at
ety with ndequatc reserve alnumber of telephones in the Florida Stale University ami
|lotmcnts, and the present re
Winter Park area from 12 to did graduate work in lang
serve and surplus figure is
14 per cent But," he went on uage at the University of
$1,910,032.
HEAR ADM. S. R. Brown, commander o f the Atlantic Fleet’* Carrier Di
to point out. "the system. If Florida.
The report pointed out the
Mrs. McNulty first became
vision Four, was greeted here this morning bv Cnpt. Robert M. Waro
approved by Sanford area
fact that the assets were now
(center), commanding officer o f Sanford Naval Air Station, and Capt.
subscribers of Southern Bell interested In banking when
$17,208,744, representing sat
Juntos O. Mayo (right), commanding officer of Heavy Attack Wing One.
Telephone Co., will increase she worked with her late busisfying progress in the past 12
our area’s number of phones j band at the Bank of Mul
months.
berry.
some 325 per cent."
To atiout 8,000 savings ac
Moore, a native of Palmet
“ In other words," Bcsser
counts dividends at four slid a
to,
attended
University
of
er declared, "a Sanford tubquarter per cent ■ year ex
scriber can dial approximate Florida and is a U. S. Army
ceeded $800,000, the remarks
ly 15,000 telephones toll free veteran. He entered the In
continued.
at this time. But if the metro vestment field in tills city, la
Loan* during 1983 exceeded
politan system i* approved a ter liecamc associated with
$3.5 million, making a sub
Sanford subscriber could dial Coodbody and Co., A. M. Kid
stantial contribution to tho
toll free some 35,000 tele der and Co. and now is reg
local business markets in la
ional manager for Beynolds
An ordinance prov iding com Avenue and Spring Lake Road
phones In Seminole County.
bor and material.
"Tho big question,” Besser- and Co.
pensation for the mayor and lo a point at tho west end
Continuing progress Is ex
Sanford Navy officials today
Moore Is a former president
of Atlantic Avenue.
cr continued, "is how much
pected in 1984 with more em
town council of Altamonte
briefed
Bear
Admiral
Samuel
It was agreed that re
will telephone hills be if the and director of the Winter Springs on a per diein burls,
phasis in this trend during tins
quest* would lie taken under It. Brown, Commander o f the
metropolitan system I* *P' Park Chamber of Commerce,
latter six month* of the year
effective
Jan.
1,
19*>
1.
was
consideration
for
Improve
is a member of the board of
Atlantic Fleet's Carrier Divi as compared to the January
proved.”
adopted
by
roll
call
vote
Wed
ment of Hinkrl Avenue and
He said that business phone directors of Chase and Co.,
nesday night at the regular for the clearing and grading sion Four, on operational plans to June span, Harper said.
rates would be Increased ap Indian Itlvrr Fruits, Inc., and
Directors are A. Edwin
meeting of the council. All of Nswburyporl Avenue to it* for the It.\.5C Vigilant* reproximately $V50, A* fur resi U secretary-treasurer o f Flor
Shinholsrr,
S. F. Doudney, FL
member*
except
Councilman
coniiais* aircraft.
completion.
dential rates, p m i k Niaa ida Security Dealers Assn.
C. Harper Sr., George Touhy,
Gene
Stephenson
were
pre
I
.
R
m
jnayor
and
A.
C.
Brown.
Tim
_
-briefings
by
Capt
would be l a c r c s i e ^ y i t r t /h He is n m e n to r of Sanford sent
J. II. Van Hoy, Jack 1.
* •
V
m toe water de Janies O. Mayo, Commander
Mue U n it’ *‘( Ma*'«a and
cents, two-party Im m 'N M u
! Greene and Robert Kerns.
The ordinance allows $23 partment, were authorized to
Bahai Tsmplfi o f Shrincrs at
cents and (our-partjr Mm a
Officers Include E. C. Har
for the mayor, not to ea.-ced get costs estimates for a iu- Heavy Attack Wing One, and
Orlando.
proxtmatcly 30 ccats.
$600 in any one year, and foot addition at the back of other Wing officer*, also cov per Sr., president; George
Moore is married to the for
"W e think the benefit* to
$12.50 for each councilman, Town Hall which will be used ered tho plane'* capabilities Touhy, executive vice presi
tic derived by businessmen, mer Miss Ann Lefllor Wiggins not l« exceed $300 a year. It
to provide additional office and tho building und training dent; J. II. Von Huy and S.
both in north and south Sem and. with their four children, I* specified that payment will
programs which have been de- F. Doudney, vice presidents;
space and a storage room.
inole County, are obvious." resides at 2450 Mcllonv illc j lie made for each regular
Rosamond Chapman, secre
veloprd tier* to support it.
Councilman
Keith
Nixon
was
declared Bcsserer. “ The met Avenue.
tary-treasurer; Maxine Kkem,
meeting attended. No payment autfiotizcd tn purchase a used
Admiral
Broun
and
four
Re-elected lo Ilie board of
ropolitan system would en
will lie made fob special meet pickup truck which will be staff officers were visiting aisiilnnt secretary-treasurer,
able the Courthouse, Sanford directors were T. E. Tucker, ings.
utilized fur the purpose- of here from their headquarters and Gene Kstrldge, assistant
Memorial Hospital, the Naval chairman of (lie hoard and
In oilier business, council picking up stray dogs and (or aboard tho U88 Forrestal, vice president. The associa
Air Station, other countywidc president of the hank; Loring authorized that a resolution be transporting
miscellaneous currently the sea-going homo tion attorney Is A. Edwin
offices, our school system Burgess, executive vice pres drawn and published slating small equipment
for
the of Sanford's V A 11-11, Detach- Shinliolser.
and our businessmen along ident; Andrew Carrauay, C. the intent lo advertise fo- town's maintenance crews.
meat Eight.
with our churches to have loll It. Clonts and W. A. Patrick. bids for grading, stabilization, The truck is to be a 1957 mo
. l i t
I >i
During their five-hour visit m
nirhnrd W. Keogh was construction and topping of
free service."
del, nr later, at a oust not to tho Sanford Naval Air Sta ^
The Southern Bell Tele named vice president and Second Street from Sandford to exceed $700.
tion they had an opportunity
phone Co. has announced that cashier of the Bank and Wil Avenue tn Hermits Trail and
Tlia next regular meeting to watch It A-fir's operating
during the last week In Jan liam T. Wade was named of Orlcntu Avenue from Ro of tlie council will l>o at 8
from tho station’s flight line
bin lload to tho ACL rights p.m. on Feb. S.
uary Sanford area patrons comptroller.
and
view progress on tho $ir>
Officers re-elected w e r e of way.
will have a chance to Indi
"Crackdown" on violator* of
million eunstruetion piogram
Tucker,
president
and
chair
Mayor , Lswrcnee Swafford
cate whether they approve of
new
ImaUng safety laws enthat is transforming NAS
the proposal. Indication* are man of the board; Burgess, was authorized to sign a con
acted by the 1983 Legislature
Sanford
into
a
"master
Jet
that It will require a decisive executive vice president; It. tract. which will be subject
was promised today by wildbase.’’
W. Pezold, vice president, in to IIIIFA approval, for ex
vote.
lifo officer* of the Florida
In
his
30
years
o
f
servles,
stallment loan department; tension n( the municipal wa
Game and Fresh Water Com
Blown has often had close con
Mary R. Douglas, assistant ter system to Seminole In
mission.
tact
with
tho
local
heavy
at
vice president; Harold M. dustrial Park of Highway ITFour-Inning a segment nf
All boats with motors of 10
tack
operation.
He
was
Com
Brooks,
assistant
cashier; P2 The extension will run from State Road 433 lias been
horsepower or morw must be
James E. Doucette, assistant the intersection of Beverly commenced, it was reported manding Officer o f the For- registered with the county tax
A total of 3.200 homestead installment loan officer, and
today by the State lload Do- restul in 1959-00 when San collertor, and these include
exemption application* from Wade S. Snyder, manager
partmrnt.
Bulldozers
are ford's Heavy Attack Sqtiudron commercial fishing boats.
an estimated 13,000 possibili NAS facility.
tearing up present (giving in Five (VAII-6) flew A-.'lll SkyAll boat* must carry a life
TU.t.AIIASSKK (tlP I) - the vicinity of
ties In Seminole County have
Utaniunte warriors from her decks.
preserver for each passenger
Tlie road department said to Spring)
been filed with Mrs. Mary
VAII-fi now awaits drllvery and must have night running
day road and bridge construc
Eurle Walker, county tax as
The 2.8-mlle project ex o f Its first RA-fiC as It pre lights. Reckless boating driv
Sanford fireman Paul Ben
tion projects under way in
sessor.
tends from Highway 17-92 lo pares to la-come the first Navy ing violators will be cited.
nett, president of the Florida
unit to deploy at sea with the
Mrs. Walker said that new Slate Firemen's Association, Florida totaled $287,528,804 in interstate 4
Violator* will lie charged
application blanks were mail- toda> was named as a mem December.
Work ia Uic project includes new airborne reconnaissance with misdemeanor* and, If
ed Jsn. 1 and requested ap ber of a seven-man advisory
resurfacing a segment of the system.
convicted, may he sentenced
Today's briefings arc part of to fine* up tn $500 and/or Jail
plicant* not receiving the committee In oversee the ope
existing mad and budding two
a continuing Wing program U> sentences up to six months.
blanks to visit her office.
ration of live Municipal Fire
ST. PKTEKSBUnt; (U P D - additional traffic lanes.
New applicants must tiring men’* Pension Trust Fund. J a mes Fisher Dickens, 57,
Hubbard Construction Com keep eoiilinanders in the fleet
Johnson and Pierce also
deeds or contrasts ami file Appointment to the watchdog died Wednesday night when pany, of Drlando, Hie contrac up-dated on latest develop suggested to renters nf boats
for tangiblo and intangible committee was made by J. he was trapped inside a burn tor, has 210 working days lo ments in Uie heavy attack pro to insure boat* meet the safe
gram.
properties.
complete the roject.
Edwin Larson, stale treasurer. ins trailer home.
ty requirements.
Officers Of
First Federal
Are Re-Elected
McNulty, Moore
Elected Slate
Bank Directors
★ ★ ★
Altamonte Springs Adm. Brown Gets
Votes Town Salaries NAS Briefing
On Vigilantes
Crackdown Set
Four-Laning Of
436 Under Way
3,200 File For
Tax Exemption
Road Construction
Bennett Named
Dies In Trailer
11 Proposals To Improve County Recreation Facilities Offered
With Seminole County pop
ulation expected to double by
1970 and triple by 198(1, need
for recreational area* in tlie
county, especially for fisher
men, ie stressed In tha report
o f the lung rang* committee
fur recreational purtx>»es to
its parent body, the Seminols
County Commission.
This committee, appointed
by the County Commission
especially for • recreational
survey, submitted its report
two month* ago but the Coun
ty Commlsaion haa taken no
action ns yet.
ta rt paragraph of-tlie com
mittee's report ie eignifieant:
“ The last and very Import
ant recommendation in the
Weklra Baeln project — since
surveys and estimates Indicate
that our county population will
The recreation committee paving th« road to Mullet
double by 19*0 and triple by
1980, this committee feels thut determined that little suitable take Park and filling of low
uction must be taken now to land la available for recreation IhiuI around the rump to pro
Addition of
acquire land area* and plan a and that to meet the present vide parking.
program eo that we can he and future needs o f Seminole dork* for loata and improve
better able to provide the facil County more lands must be ment of aid maintenance of
I picnic facilities and grounds.
ities for recreation that our acquired.
IMtqde will need ami demuntl| .Sub-committees w e r e ap If possible, provide ficsh wa
pointed to look over county ter by const luction of a cistern
20, 40, 80 years from now.”
i'uipose o f the committee, property to determine what or storage Uuk,
3. Improv. ment of Cameron
ae outlined in its preliminary ( use could lie made o f it; lo
report to the Commission, was reeumincnd any private prop Wight Park and ramp lo pro
to make a study o f recreation erty available fur purchase or vide iiarkiug during high wa
al need* for use now and in donation.
ter. Cleaning o f rut between
The committee pro|Kisrd and park and old Highway 40 to
the future and make a study
provide a place for tying up of
of existing land in the County; recom mended t
t. That .Seminole County lioata, and addition o f picnic
make every effort to preserve
existing recreation facilities; pruiwity aerving no useful tables at west end under tree*.
study and rrrommend acquisi purpose for reerration or othrr
4. Acquisition of landa at
tion of additional lands; co use be sold and the proceeds foot of Stanford Avenue and at
ordinate tlie local commltU« put into a special fund to buy foot o f Tuicawilla Road for
use aa picnic area* and park
with the Florida Outdoor Rec recreation land.
2. Acquisition o f right-of- ing arcs* mol construction of
reation Committee* or other
way from Highway 46 and boat laynrhiiig ramp*. There
such agencies.
is a possibility that the land
adjacent to Hanford Avenue
and take Jessup may be don
ated.
A. Use of Oiccotu airport a*
a limited public hunting area
under supervision of the Flor
ida Game and F'resh Water
Commission.
0. Effort should be made to
socute Uie co-operation of
landowner* in the Black llammock area (near Oviedo) to
•et up a gume management
area conti ul led by the Florida
Game and F'resh Water Fish
Commission. This Is about the
only unfenred area In the
county large enough for public
hunting ami I* a natural hab
itat for deer and turkeys.
7. Improvement by filling for
parking and addition o f picnic
facilities of the Bat Island
area al Mims bridge.
8. Thera la need of a launch
ing area near Osteen bridge,
as much traffic comes from
Flast Volusia County.
9. Put rulverta under lit. 40
at Iwnd of river near ItUBael's
ramp to allow circulation o f
water to pravent silting of
present opening into the river.
Twelve hundred scree on Buck
take may be available; 102 on
river north of junction of BR
46 and Old Geneva Road also
may be available.
1U. Buy low lands at reason
able price lo use for sanitary
land fill to make land usabla.
Boat rainp on Lake Mills; ae*
quire land on Econlochhatehee
Itlvrr near Sit 13.
11. Acquire land cast of Big
Tree Perk to Highway 17-92,
bounded by the J. C. Hutchison
Parkway and power right-ofway.
1,000 Acre
Tract Added
By F'rcd Van Pelt
by the County Commission to
Local university site leader* list all offerings, could not
have literally rolled up their verify the latter offering*.
sleeves and have plunged in
Meantime, university ait*
to a last-ditch effort to win leaders were adding up all
the new four-year under-grad j advantages to have the school
uate school
for Seminole placed at the Like Ada site,
adjacent to Sanford's south
County.
Seminole County's hid was •city limits, or at Econlockenhanced this morning when liatchee Itiver site, north of
Norman Lund Jr., of Mel Chiiluota and east of Oviedo.
bourne, offered any I,two
leaders were of the opinion
acres of a 7,300-acre tract that the Ficon site may
formerly known us the "Cam emerge as tlie selection by
eron tract" between Sanford Boarvl nf Control since there
and
Osceola,
immediately is a stalemate between Lakn
west of the Osceola airport.
Ada, in Seminole County, and
There were reports, also, of HUicstonc, 12 miles south of
North Orlando Company offer Orlando in Orange County.
ing 1.000 acres In the Lake
It also was learned that
Howell area, to be added to Orange County has two or
1,680 acre* already said of three more offerings other
fered. However, County Flngi- than Iflucstonc anil Deseret,
neer William Bush, appointed southeast of Orlando.
Board of Control notified
The Herald today that mem
ber* of the board will ntaki*
an inspection of the new alto
offerings next Thursday, Jan.
23. and will meet at 10 a.in.
Jan. 21 at the Cherry Plata
Hotel In Orlando "for the con.
sidcration of sites offered for
the State University tn East
Central Florida and for other
matters that arc proper to
discuss and take action upon."
F. O. DICKINSON
'Bud' Dickinson
Announces For
Governor
Son. Fred O. "B u d" Dickin
son, for sometime regarded
aa a candidate for governor,
made his formal announce
ment today In Tallahassee be
fore his county and regional
managers.
Dickinson meets with his
West Florida precinct captains
in Pensacola tonight. Friday
he confers with precinct cap
tains in Jacksonville, Orlando,
Tampa. Miami and West
Palm Beach, winding up tile
lour Saturday with a break
fast meeting in Fort Lauder
dale.
At an announcement plann
ing session in his West l’ alm
Beach home last night Dick
inson staled, "Florida, In
1984, and tho years ahead
fares a world of severe com
petition. Our economy and
growth depend upon our abili
ty tn surpass that competi
tion. If we want the kind of
F'lorida I believe can bo our*
in tho future, wo must do
everything bettor.
"Exrellenre must be our
goall But excellence can only
tie achieved by and for a
united Florida—one Sunshine
State! Not North F'lorida—
not West Florida — Central
Florals — lower Flast ami
West roasts, but all Florida.
"I have adopted a threeword slogan for my cam
paign, because it sum* up my
opinion of the most import
ant Ideology we must Implant
In the minds of our citizens
tlsc length and breadth of
Florida.
"Tlie Dickinson campaign
slogan is
"One Sunshine
State."
School Wails
On Sewerage
John A . Burton IV, archltect for the Seminole County
Board o f Public Instruction,
said today that the grounds
surrounding the E n g l i s h
Estates school have been
levelled and seeded and that
the echool can be occupied
Just ae soon aa sewerage fa
cilities are completed.
Burton pointed out that
linea are not yet laid to tha
school property. However, ha
said that the general con
tractor, Jack Jennlnga, la ona
month Ahead o f schedule and
that all required work hsa
been completed.
“ Some people," said Bur
ton, “ have been under tha
Impression that tha delay In
•ewage •connections has been
the responsibility of the Jen
nings firm. Actually," Burton
went on to say, "Jcnningw
completed his construction, at
tha request o f the school
boanl, one month ahead o f
schedule so the facility could
be opened after the recent
holiday p o r I o d . However,
neither tho contractor nor tho
school hoard have any control
over the private sewer firm
whoso lines will hantll* sewage
disposal.”
Burton also said that tha
English Estate school I* al
ready receiving considerable
attention. It will be Seminole
County’* first air-condltlcned
plant. “ Two national com
panies," aald Burton, "ara
planning tu u*e It In various
advertl*emenU."
On Dean's List
Sharron Riser, daughter nf
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rlacr,
2400 Summerlin Avenue, woo
a place on die Dean's list for
highest scholastic recognition
for tin- 1983 fall quarter at
South Georgia College, Dou
glas. Ga.
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Altamonte Library
Uy Donna Eatea
A nation-wide eyebank will
Ik- sponsored by the VFW Aux
iliaries, .Mrs. Gertude Maglevoort, district eight president,
announced at the regulur
meeting o f the Auxiliary Unit
Announces Plans
Ur Julia Bartos
Hell attended meeting
o f the executive board for
the Altamonte Hpring* Com*
tnunltr Library waa held Jan.
A
1.
Plane were approved lo
obtain another bookcaee (or
the library and It vra* an
nounced that Cheater Seymour
|a making a new bulletin
board for the- main room
Welcome Wagon
Board Reports
Coming Events
B r Si n Caaeelberry
The executive board or the
South Seminole Welcome Wa
gon Newcomer* Club met
Monday at Aqulno'a Hcstauranl in Winter Park to make
plena for coming cvcnla.
The next regular luncheon
meeting of the club wlU be
on Jan. 23 at 11:30 e. m. at
the Mid-Florida Country Club
and will be followed by an af
ternoon of card*.
A Valentine Parly la plan
ned for member*, their huiband* and guesU to be held
on Feb. IS at the American
legion Home on Prairie Lake.
A pot luck »upper will be fol
lowed by dancing and carda.
Reservation* may tie made by
calling Mra. Lawrence Pettinatl.
The February board meet
ing wtll be a luncheon at the
Trade Wind* Cafeteria In
Caatalberry on Feb. 17.
The regular meeting wtll be
on Feb. XT at Ember** Imper
ial House In Winter Part.
e
which will lie u*ed for jac
ket dliplnya o f new hooks
and other pertinent informa
tion.
It was reported that a to
tal of Oil books, mostly don
ated, had been added to the
thrives during the past year.
When a hook I* donated, It
la checked first, for condition.
If it it badly torn, aputted or
has illegible print, It I* put
aside to sell by the pound to
a paper dealer.
If It la In good condition,
tha files are checked to dttermlne If a similar copy, or
copies, already am in use and
If there la a duplication, the
donated book la placed on the
"fo r sale" rack In the main
room.
Should there be other cop
ies o f this tame book on the
rack, It Is then packed with
other book* of aimilar reject
for distribution to various in
stitution!.
The board voted to contin
ue inemberhip in the Florida
Library Association since ma
terials received from the
state group are felt to be of
great aid In local manage
ment.
Dues on overdue books were
raised from one cent a day
to three cent* a day, effec
tive Feb. 1. It Is hoped that
with the raise In rate* there
will b* less overdue book*.
The resignation o f II. T.
Jackman ea treasurer wax
formally accepted at this time
end Mrs. 8 arah Walters, who
hae Wen serving as treasur
er pro tern, wag elected to
serve out the term.
Plans were made to spon
sor ■ aeries o f programs, In
cluding movies and lectures
with alidea, to cover many
subjects o f interest to resi
dents o f the arcs who will be
provided with an opportunity
to become better acquainted
with their library and its earvice*.
Dates end subject matter*
for the programs wilt be an
nounced at soon as a suitable
program list is worked (o u t
by Mrs. Shirley Stuart, pres
ident end Mra. Smith Cady,
Junior president.
Meeting datea for the board
In tha future will be held on
the first Monday o f each mon
th with the first to take place
on Feb. 3.
NEW OFFICERS o f the Luke Mury Volunteer Fire Department were
iuHtulleil tliirinK ceremonies held Tuesday night at the regular meeting.
Administrative officers, top photo from left, are Roger Crocker, secre
tary; Harvey Pugh, vice president; Woody Friend, president; Charlio
Walker, retiring president and Ralph Schweickert, treasurer. Fire Fight
ing officers, bottom photo from left, are Pugh, assistant chief; Ralph
Ahell, chtef; Lewis Schweickert, captain; Friend, lieutenant and Billy
Smith, engineer.
(Herald Photos)
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Realtor Group
Names Lormann
Compromise On
Medicare Set
Lake Monroe Jottings
Hospitals May
Bon Cigarettes
Graham Cites
Race Progress
WM-'V.'
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Further information con
cerning the eyebank will lie re
leased within the next few
week*. Mr*. Muglevoort was
giiodi ,.f honor nt the meeting
to conduct the annual iusjwctlon.
During the business
ion
The Handy Helpers 4-H |conducted by Mrs. Ruth HopClub of Iuike Monro* met re kina, president, it was decided
cently nt tha home of their to roller! old rye glasses to
leader, Mrs. II. R. Wilton, on aid the blind. Plans were dis
Rlverview Av*. The girla were cussed for tho monthly social
given new recipe books and scheduled for next Thursday
were assigned different In »t 8 p. m. at the Post Home.
gredients to bring lo the next Members were requested to
meeting to form tome o f the bring a 25 cent gift.
recipes In the book.
The Auxiliary will ussist Uie
Because o f the success o f a Post with its monthly chickenrecent bake sale the girla de rib barbecue to be held this
rided to have another in the .Sunday at Die Post Home.
near future. Plant were alto
MemlN-ra were urged to at
made to order 4H charm brace tend the Auxiliary Convention
let* for each member.
to be hold June 11-13 at Cocoa
Next meeting of the club Reach at which time district
will be Wednesday, Jan. 22 at officers will be elected.
the home o f their assistant
The next meeting of the 8207
trader, Mra. II. L. Johniun, on Unit will be on Fob. 13.
Narcissus Av*.
Those present were Patty,
Hetty and Charlyne Baker,
HuiLara and Becky Gowan,
Pat Nelson, Uambl Chctsar,
H) Dunns h itn .
Cookie Russell, Lvonne Strip
South Seminole VFW Post
ling, Ruth Bullard, Joy Wil
list rescheduled
its
son, Suzanne Thrasher, Sara 8207
Dyson und the leader*, Mrs. monthly chicken-rib barbecue
for this Sunday, weather per
Wilson and Mrs. Johnson.
mitting, from 1 until ti p. in.
at the Post Hume on tha old
Dixie Highway north o f Longwood.
Proceeds will benefit the
building fund.
The event originally was
scheduled for last Sunday hut
A. R. Lormann, president waa postponed due to the in
of the Seminole County Real clement weather.
tors Association, hss been ap
pointed to the College Re|a
tlons Committee of the Flor
ida Association of Realtors.
One of the aims of the Col
lege Relations Committee la
to acquaint students with the
desirability of choosing real
estate as a professional ca
reer and to have students re
quest more courses in real es
tate to all college* and univat title*.
The-Committee, dt the local
Board of Realtors, will sand
representatives
to
high
schools on career days or,
upon request, will send speak
ers to high school clasaea to
inform atudenta of the many
facets of real estate and its
importance in today's aeonomy.
Post Barbecue
Rescheduled
Segni's Visit To
U. S. Satisfying
•
to South Seminole VFW Post
8207.
The meeting was held lust
Thursday evening at the Post
Hume on the Old Dixie High
way.
Handy Helpers
Hold Meeting
Mra. H. L. Johnson
V a „ have arrived to visit
Ah! ’Tla Winter indeed. The their son-in-law and daugh
Gene Nichols home on Hovier ter, Sherwood and Helen Har
WASHINGTON (UPI)
In an effort to break the legis Road had a tree full of ici bour. Bobby Barbour leaves
lative deadlock over medicare, cles on It Tuesday. Guess a this weekend for college in
six Republican senators today lot of our lawns and shrubbery Colorado. Good luck Bobby,
co-sponsored a measure that will he ruined after Uili (reel I know you will make the
would combine Social Secur ing snap. Hope not. • • • grade. • * • Rev. and Mr*.
KEW ORLEANS (UPI) ity contribution* with a pri Charles and Flo Uakcr and Karl Raker have had as their
Jack Teagarden, whose wall
children were called to Ocala guest her mother, Mrs. Min
vate Insurance program.
ing trombone and moaning
Sen. Jacob K. JavKis, (R- Monday by the sudden death nie Cun-ton, o f^ Knoxville,
Vote* apelted the bluee to Jais
N.Y.), aald In a speech pre of Flo’* brother-in-law. • • • Tenn. She came down to ac
fane for more than 30 years,
pared Cur Senate delivery, that Terry Kabun was one of the company her mother, Mra.
teas found dead in hi* motel
the plan had "*'j# best chance member* of the lllgh School Heeae, back to Knoxville.
room in New Orleane Wed
Glee Club to go to Daytona Mrs. Reese has been visiting
of becoming iaw in 1904."
nesday.
The two-prong proposal for Beach this last weekend for a the Bakers. • • • sir*. Ger
ills doctor said he died of
helping the elderly pay medi music clinic. Terry, along trude LeGer had a* her guests
cirrhosis of the liver. But a
with seven other member*, over the weekend her son.
cal expenses would.
coroner'* Investigator said It
—Use Social Security fin were among 1.2U0 high school Dewey LeGer and family, of
appeared to be a heart attack,
ancing to provide 43 days ol students from alt over the Lakeland. • • • Glenn Spivey
An autopsy waa scheduled to
hospital care, up to ISO days state to be in the chorus. 1 has passed his physical for
d a f.
of nursing home treatment, had the pleasure once again the army and expects his
Teagarden's body was found
(or all persons AS or older. of going with the group and call any day now. • • • Mr.
•prawled on the door of hi*
It would lie financed by a I must lay that it la a re and Mrs. J. R. Lee and fam
rooift. Clad only In his under
one half per cent Increase In warding experience. We got ily of Jacksonville have been
wear, a bottle of beer was
to tee the opera "Susanna" visiting Mr. Lee’a mother,
the Social Security tax.
trapped beneath his body and
—Create a national, federal which was presented by facul Mr*, if. A. Taylor and other
WASHINGTON (U P !)
- ly chartered non-profit asso ty member* of the state uni relatives and friends. He la
an opener waa clasped in one
Italian President Antonio Srg- ciation o f private insurance versity. I enjoyed it very- stationed with the Navy In
hand.
He had apparently been nl today end* a twn-day visit and group service companies much The scenery they used Jacksonville and wtll report to
dead saveral hours, pottlbly marred by a snow storm, but which
woukl
authorise u was really beauttlul. • • • Am a ship at Norfolk on the 22nd
alnce Tuesday. He waa last brightened by a hearty wel standard medical • otirgiial proud of two of our high for six months ship duty. • •
aeen about 7:M p in . Tues come und a cordial under- policy for those over 63. It school baud members, too. Friends of Mrs. lllanrfce Colday when a bellhop brought atendlng with President Lyn was estimated the cost would Norman Leacb and Mike Cor grove will regret to hear that
■ supply of bear to hi* room. don B. Johnson.
be about $2 per week.
bin made the Slate Hand and she la confined to the local
In a joint communique Issu
Teagarden was In New Or
Javita was joined In spun also Norman's brother, Steve, hospital with double pneuleans to play au engagement ed Wednesday the two Presi soring the measure by Sent. made the Junior High State munia. We wish her a speedy
at the Dream Room, a French dents envisaged a atilt closer Clifford Case. N. J., John Band. So you aeo there is recovery. * • • Just released
partnership between the two Sherman Cooper, Ky., Ken plenty of good talent In this i from Seminole Memorial Hot*
Quarter night club.
"Jack baa been sick quite nations In the framework of neth B. Keating. N. Y.. Thom county. • • • The friend* of j pital after a bout with the
a long time and didn't want an Atlantic community. They as If. Kurlirl, Calif., and Mar Carlos Mute will be glad to same thing Is Mrs. Herman
anyone to know about it," also agreed on new Western garet Chase Smith, Maine.
hear that he hai im proved! Jarrell. Glad she Is okay
Initiatives aimed at eating
his doctor eald.
very much. Son Herbert went j again. • • • Also the same
"H e was a very stubborn world tensions while firmly
down to see him last weekend goes for young Jim Spivey
guy n-Ji wanted to pity his preserving the W e a t e r n
and reported he found hit dad who hat been real 111. He la
world's security.
mum 1
much better. That ti very now home and feelleg bet
Johnson end .Segnl express
Tea garden waa boro Jack
good news. • • • Sylvia Giles ter. • • * Mr. aad Mrs.
Weldon Leo Teagarden, Aug. ed deep satisfaction with the
it on lit* sick list this week. Charles Moore and family
SO, 1003, In Vernon, Tex. results of their talks which .LOS ANGELES lUPI) —
* * Gsra Hodge la still 111 have returned to Paola to reCounty
supervisor*
Tuesday
Johntou
termed
useful
aud
While very young, hit par
also. We wish them both a side after a short stay in Vir
ordered
a
report
on
the
possi
stimulating.
ent* moved to Oklahoma.
speedy recovery. • • • The ginia. Glad lo welcome them
Segnl was the first foreign bility of banning tale of cigar
11.D. Smiths of Alexandria. back to our good state. • • •
ettes
through
vending
ma
ehiel of slate received by
Mr and Mr*. ‘Herman Spivey
chines
to
patients
In
county
Johnson since he assumed ofand family spent the New
j fire last Novem Wr. Johnson hospital*.
Years’ weekend in Dundee
Supervisor Kenneth Halm
earlier met with West German
Mitt Myrtle Wilton, countysaid
in
urging
the
action
that
,
.
*
,
T
*
'DlUng
Chancellor Ludwig Erhard on saw in urging me acuou “ i*! ( horn* demonstration agent, has u v . , with friends. ••
j „ ,•
n u•
" <* c 1 w* ‘ Ulkln* to Lucille
I hit Texas ranch and w ill re- the U. S. surgeon general's i . . l - j
rcuort rolea.eH
. .i, ,i„ “
women Inter- i °*?
M n,e
, he P*’01* I asked her
released li.t
last ueek.n.i
weekend ]I- ..j eelve British Prime Minister report
V, * lh.. 8*turd*> * h»‘ Herman was doing and
ATLANTA (U P I)-F .v a n g - Sir Alec Douglas-home here "leave.
“ leaves litih,
little douht"
doubt" on the to* _
make ratimoodian mum.-, lhp rcplir0 lh jl he w„ rP, ch.
•list Hilly Graham told the next month.
relationship of smoking to
alsde telephone her at her of- |nj out ^
£ront window for
Georgia legislature Tuesday
lung
cancer
and
other
diseas
Administrative sources ear
fie*
for
time,
place
and
a
Hat
wood
for
the
heater. That's
that the United States ha* lier indicated Johnson alto es.
of supplies needed.
doing it Hip easy and warm
In-cii kinder toward lu-f minor wanted to meet with French
Noting 4JJ east's of lung
lT> way Herman. Maybe that*
ities than any other nation, President Charles dr Gaulle, cancer at county hospitals
liut "we still have a long way but Informed sources said to last year, the supervisor
Original draft of Lincoln's an Kira for others. * • • Our
to go."
far they did not see eye to pointed out that tlies* same Emancipation Proclamation is thought this week is by Henry
He indicated, however, he eye on a mutually acrepable hospitals had cigarette* for owned by tbe Slate of New Van Dyke. It was meant for a
Christmas thought but accord
did not believe the answer to meeting place.
tale In vending machines.
York.
ing to him. is a year round
racial problem* lay In civil
project. "Are you willing to
rights deniouatialiou* or leg.
lorgct what you have done
islutlon.
for
other* and to remember
. "Our racial problems ere nut
what other* hare done for
going to W aolved in the
you. to ignore what tbe world
tlic*ta or In the legislatures.
owes you and to 'hmk what
Mil III our hearts with God’s
you owe the world; to sloop
belli." he said.
Juan and consider uio need*
Gishem told 111* legislators,
and desires of little children;
many o f whom aat with their
to remember the weakness of
■thlhlren in tiirir laps listening
those no longer young; to
Ui the televised speech, lo turn
stop asking bow much your
to God fo r help In meeting
friend* love you aud ask your
their responsibilities.
self whether you love them
"America will never see the
enough, are you willing to
year o f lUbo aa a'freei nation
do t.:e»e tli.ngs. eveu for a
iiileas a s return to ilia moral
day? If mj. then you can keep
end spiritual strengths that
LYMAN HIGH'S Brain Bowl Team, which defeated Leeaburg lout week
Christmas. And, if you keep
JJiad* our country great," Graby a wore o f 70-50 in the first match o f the season, is ntnde up of. from
it for a day, why not alsaid.
M t . Bttrbani Daniel, Dennis Hearn, Doriuu 'tyenuaiio* und Fete Carlson.
I way s t "
Famous Jazz
Figure Dies
IDemonstration
In Oils Seen
By Art Group
Nation-Wide Eye Bank To Be
Sponsored By VFW Groups
Marmalade
.MRS.
HOLLIS
Tnnk-
s lc y , who holds a BA
decree, w i t h honors,
from Piedmont Colletfe,
hns Iieen named it first
K in d t* teacher nt Ovie
do School. A resident
of Winter Park, she
and her hindmnd arc
parent* of three chil
dren, Chris, Elizabeth
and Jayne.
Bridge Winners
Are Announced
The DeUary D u p l i c a t e
Bridge Club pluyed 12 table*
directed by Mr*. Jessie PearHull ut this week's Tuesday af
ternoon meeting In tha Fire
Recreation Hall.
Winners were, NS, first, Mr.
and Mrs. Georg* l'enrsill; sec
ond, Mrs. Ruth Dlatt and Mrs.
Ida H. Wilson; third, Norman
Meyer and I'hil DcRcrard and
fourth, Marvin Long and Vick
Stevens.
EW, first, Mr*. Thornton
Smith and Mrs. C. R. An
drew*; second, Mrs. David
Singer and Mr* Doyle Driver;
third, Mr. and Mrs. V. Mots
and fourth, Mrs. Mary Fitts
and F. R. Froehllch.
K. R. Stowe demonstrated
Uie painting of a landscape
during Monday night's meet
ing of tha Sanfurd-Seminote
Art Association. Stone made
his presentation with oil puiiit*
on stretched canvas and offer
ed Instructive pointers In the
balance o f value* and choice of
colors to make a pleating com
position.
President Jo'.eph Muthieux
conducted a brief business
meeting and announced the as
sociation's participation in fu
ture events at the Art Federa
tions headquarters In DeUary.
Application forms for entry in
the association's fifth annual
exhihlt at the Civic Center on
Frh. 16, were made available.
The auoelation ulsu an
nounced that an exhibition by
junior memlier Danny Smith Is
now on display nt Senkarik’s,
Other paintings hy members
are on display at Sanford
banks.
Stowe's sente o f humor and
comments from some o f the
members gave a light touch to
an otherwise avriousty instruc
tive program. Valuable lessons
und basic understanding of
procedures required for the
production of pictures wer*
enjoyed by those present.
Edmunds Named
DELAND (U PI) — Stetaon
University President J. Ollia
Edmunds has been named sec
retary o f a newly-formed Cit
izens National Committee for
Higher Education, tho univer
sity announced today.
The Speedwell was the sis
ter ship o f the historic May
flower.
Mather's January
f.l F ftR A H C E
of Colonial Style Groups
Perle Bock In
White House
WASHINGTON (U PI) —
Party giver Perl* Metta is
back on the White House in
vitation list, ending a threeyear snub by President and
Mrs. Kennedy.
President and Mrs. Johnson
invited their old friend to at
tend their first big official
event, a state dinner Tuesdaynight in honor o f Prusidsnt
and Mrs. AnUmlo Segnl o f
Italy,
Mrs. Mosta waa a atrong
supporter o f Johnson for
president before the link) De
mocratic convention. When
Kennedy was nominated, she
supported R'publican Rich
ard M. Nison in the election.
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RFK Credited
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G!enn io Run
Seminole Competence
'Awards At $24,400
f
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%
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•
A total of $24,tOO will be [Alicia M.; Cockrell, Fletcher
shared by 71 of Seminole W.
FINE CREST
County'* 578 teacher* and
Richards, R o b e r t a L.;
other instructional personnel Groome, Mary It.: Duxbury,
when competence awards are Doris J .; licckenbach, Harmade
iu accordance with ' old R.
BEAR LAKE
Florida's 1961 law authorizing
Krause, Virginia H.; John
such award*. The law was
son, Ruth M.; Lcinhart, Helen
revised during tiie 1983 sess E.; Ross, Josephine T.; Mill
ion of the legislature.
er.
Elizabeth P.; Carroll,
The competence awards will Clay C.; Dabbs, George If.
amount to iluu for each quali Jr.
fied individual.
SOUTH SIDE
Receiving the awards, listed
Wiggins, Caroline M.; Mor
by schools, arc the follow gan, Wilma B.
ing:
SANFORD JUNIOR HIGH
SKMINOI.R 11Mill
Bukur, Peter P.; Farrens,
Richey, Thomas L.; Reyn Donald II.; Hunt, Ronald W.;
olds, Don T.; Hateman, Mary Wcstgate, Helen T.
J .; Colbert, John E.; Schmidt,
LAKH MARY
llolterl Joseph; (tanas. Fred
Roberts, Edna J.; Richey,
R ; Stevens, Rebecca R.: Ro Helen M.; Reynolds, Margar
gers, Vary T.; Hickson. Paul et K.; Richards, Floyd C.
D.; Rracken, Andrew J. Jr.,
ALTAMONTE
Figott, James II.
Ilenson, Margaret E.; King,
SOUTH 8KMIN01.K
Trenc If.; Moseley, James W.;
JUNIOR IIICII
Gore, Franklin D-: Twacht*
Barnett, Richard A.: Gad- man. Flora II.; Pasternack,
die, Mildred U.; Stone, Elmer Miriam R.
LONGWOOD
1.
ENGLISH ESTATES
Cobcrly, Arietta M.; KosJaillct, Lois F .; Duffell, Vir- ky, Louis T.
gd 11.
GENEVA
SOUTH SEMINOl.E
Nichols, Mary I.
ELEMENTARY
WESTS IDF. • GRAMMAR
Dunn. Mary E.: Miller,
Raggett. Freeman E.
Carolyn M.; Clark, Marja A.;
COUNTY LEVEL
Ostrow, May B.: Davis, Mar*
Cowley, Ernest II.;
Ed
tha S.; Harp, Christy, Mar munds, Alfred F.: Wharton,
tin ; Bradley, Josephine B.
William W. Jr.; Goit, Mar
OVIEDO HIGH
garet L .; DeSharo, Winifred;
West, Hard W.; Webb, Re- Whitmore, Charlotte A.; Gatbccca G.; Ulrey, Mildred L. chcl, Forrest St.; I-ong, Ruth
OVIEDO
II.; Douglass, Eugene S. •
Warder. Eleanor K.
Jan Stmlher, author of
BUSINESS SCHOOL
"Mrs. Miniver," was Hie pen
Love, Penrose 11.
name of Joyce Anslruther
LYMAN m n n
Button, Gilbert S.; Schmidt. Maxtonc Graham.
Altamonte Civic Club Has
First Meeting Of Year
£
Cady Jr., Mrs. R. Cocklcy and
By Julia Bartoa
Member* of the Altaninnta Mrs. S. Long at the close of
Spring* Civic Club met Jan. the meeting.
8 or their (irat meeting of
the new year with Mr*. Char
les McDowell o f Oilando and
Mrs. George Allison, district
seven crufts chairman, as
»|>e lul guests.
• Mr*. McDowell spoka on
the
Florida
Federation o f
Women's Clubs and Mr*. A l
lison invited the Altamonfo
group to participate in the
Federation Craft Show to he
held Jan. 38 at the Sorosis
House in Orlando beginning
at 3 p.m.
‘ In Mrs. McDowell's talk it
was pointed ouf that the Fed•rntion rontrlbutes towards
•rholnrsbip* for student* who
later will help tha mentally
retarded children.
Pluns were made for the
elub to plant a tre# on the
ground* o f the Altamonte
Community House this week
which has been designated as
"Tree Planting Week" by Gov.
Farris Bryant.
Mr*. A. M. Wrka, aervlee
chairman, reported that clo
thing had been bought for
• family sponsored by the
club and for a patient at the
Sunland Training Center.
In cooperation with a fond
raising project, members were
•sked to bring to the next
meeting a clean discarded
dress and bat or veil, in wear
able condition, parknged in
brown paper tings. These big*
will be sold among the mem
bers who will wear them to
the Mnreli meeting.
| In addition to tha above
named speakers, guests at
lust week’s meeting included
Mrs. Dorothy
IHake from
Huntington,
W. Va.,
and
Mrs. Hal Washburn o f Alta
monte.
Fingertip sandwiches were
nerved by the hostesses, Mr*.
W . C. Morrell, Mrs. 8 . II.
Central Florida
Frozen Food
Locker Plant
•
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OVIEDO 4-H (DHLS CLUB officers me, front, from left, Joyce Hcllhorn,
treasurer; Eleanor Heim, delegate: back from left, Kathy Hook, president;
Carole Simmons, vice president; Connie Moriran, scrapbook chairman and
Sandra Mikler, secretary. Martha Mikler, recreation leader and devotional
director was not present for the photo.
(Herald I’ hoto)
Students 'Teach' Teacher
KENDALLVH.LE, I n d .1 nesday, urged that Enicks.
(U PI) — Popular teacher Wil coach of the school's unde
liam II. Knicks, who challeng feated track team, return to
ed two husky sophomore* t o . Kcndnllvilla High. The sign
pul on boxing gloves with; ers said they felt his boxing
him, had a chipped tooth and; was "justified by the circum
plenty of bruises today—and stances."
no job.
Redman called (lie teach
'Tie resigned and that's all er’s boxing "stupid." He said
there is to it," said school school officials a c c e p t e d
Supt. Edgar Redman Wed Enicks' resignation last week
nesday night in disregarding after a conference with the
a petition by students for boys involved In tlio incident
and their parents.
Enicks' return.
He said the meeting with
The petition, signed by 58
of the school's 700 students the parents "left only one pos
and sent to school officials sible solution."
Redman denied that Enicks,
and a local newspaper Wed
who lias been here 2' i years,
had been asked to resign.
"H e just resigned," Red
man said. "W e accepted his
resignation."
Enirks, who described him
self ns "a little excitable,"
challenged the two boys when
be found them fighting in the
school gymnasium.
" I f you want to fight, put
on Hie gloves and fight with
m e," lie (old them. The two
husky sophomores accepted
the challenge. Enicks ramc
out of the fight with a chipped
tooth, a sore eye and several
bruises.
COLUMRUS, Ohio (UPI) A high Democratic source to
day gave Atty. Gen. Robert
Kennedy major credit for
astronaut John II. Glenn's de
cision to enter the Democra
tic race for senator in his
native Ohio.
Glenn's expected entry into
the contest was sure to create
a race of international inter
est as It could match ‘ he lirsl
American to orbit the earth
against Rep. Robert Tail Jr.,
a member of one of the coun
try’s most prominent Republi
can families.
The source told United
P r e s s International t h a t
Glenn, sought by both Demo
crats und Republicans, "has
decided lo run for Hie Senate
as a Democrat. His announce
ment is imminent."
((ringing Glenn into Hie
race lo stop Taft closely par
alleled a move by Republicans
in 1933 when they stopped his
father’ s bid for Hie Republi
can presidential nomination
by getting a national hero.
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower,
the GOP presidential nomina
tion.
Glenn declined la comment
on Ihe rc|>ort at the National
Aeronautics and Space Ad
ministration (NASA) Space
Center in Houston, Tex. A
NASA spokesman, however,
told UPI that Glenn, in seclu
sion this week, said Tuesday
ho ex|>ecled to make a deci
sion on politics this week.
Moon Program In Jeopardy
WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h c
The Johnson administration the whole government. John
U. S. commitment to land appears determined to save son won't do that until Tueimen on the moon before 1970 it, if possible.
j day.
is in jeopardy.
According to Hie National
Rut Seamans said Ihe Pres
Aeronautics and Space Ad
ident had put pressure on tha
ministration (NASA), every
space agency to submit its
thing depends on Congress.
money requests to Congress
What Congress thinks about i ahead of the normal schedule
this will be seen later in Hie in order to get eommittca
appropriations it votes for hearings started as early as
MIAMI (U P I)—The city of space exploration.
possible.
Miami petitioned the state
Dr. Roliert C. Seamans Jr ,
The $5.3 billion bid for ris
Public Utilities Commission associate NASA administra
en) 1985 was sent to Capitol
Wednesday to order the strike- tor and general manager of
Hill Wednesday. The $141 mil
hound Floriiln East Const Rail the space program, told re
lion supplemental request for
way to resume passenger serv porters at a budget briefing fiscal 1981 — which Seaman*
ice immediately.
Wednesday that the lunar said was vital to the lunar
City Attorney John U. Itar- landing will slip into the
landing commitment — won't
rett charged in the petition the 1970s unless Congress:
go to Congress until next
FKC wa« violating state law, j —Gives NASA Jilt million
week.
its corporate charter and its more for the current 1981 fis
franchise by failing to oper cal year wliirh started July 1.
ate at least one passenger
—Also votes it 53.3 billion
train a day between Miami and for Hir 1903 fiscal year start
Jacksonville.
ing next July 1.
Available to vou without a
Tiie city asked the utilities
Seamans said NASA must doctor's prescription, our pro
commission for an immediate get both to meet the moon duct called Odrinrx. You must
hearing on its petition,
target date set by the late lose ugly fat In 7 day* nr
Tiie petition also rhnrged President Kcnnrdy in May, your money back. Odrinex la
the rarrier with failing to net 1981—a target which Prc*i a tin) tablet and easily awallowed. Get rid of exreaa fat
in "good faith" by ignoring dent Johnson has endorsed for and live longer. Odrinex costa
tiie directive* o f the national Ids own administration.
$3.00 and is sold on this guar
inedintlon hoard and a presi
Wednesday's briefing and antee: If not aatiafled for
dential emergency fact-finding Hie circumstance* w h i c h any reason, Just return tha
package to your druggist and
board.
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n r JULIAN 8TBNSTB0M
Speed Museum Observes Anniversary
Daytona'* Muaeum o f 8 peed, home of some o f the
gTMteat apeed vehicles the world haa ever known, cele
brates Its 10th anniversary this week. Exhibits range
from go-eart* to guided mlaallea with main spare being
devoted to the 2,000 hp. ntueblrd, fiiat car to break
>00 mph. and atlll the fastest ever to run on Daytona
Beach.
Mias America VIII and Tempo VI, giant speedboats
o f Oar Wood and Guy Lombardo aharo apace With the
Green Monster, world champion hot rod, and the HarleyDavidson streamliner, fastest motorcycle ever to run on
the Beach* World record engines in the museum run
from a tiny stralght*S Duaaenberg through giant Packarts, Allisons and space age rockets, turbojets and ram*
Jets.
Sines its opening ten years ago, the muaeum has
added a trophy room and library. Another expansion pro*
gram is currently under way. Ths museum has been
visited by more than a quarter million persons from
•very state and country and the guest register reads liks
a who's who o f world racing and speed on land, sea and
In ths air. The constantly Increasing files o f photos,
records and historical data are open to students and
writers and the library is one o f the few sources of
authentic Information on speed and racing In the United
States.
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Open dally, the museum Is located on U. 8 . 1 at a
point exactly opposite the north end of the famous
measured mile where the land apeed record was set more
times than any ether place In the world. The Bluebird’s
recorded >30 mph. run and the 276 mph. two-way average
aet by Sir Malcolm Campbell In I03S still remain unbeaten
an Daytona’s famous sands.
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F is h M a n a fc m e n t A re n a E sta b lish e d
Florida's fresh water fishermen are already beginning
to reap some benefits from the Fresh Water Fishing Im
provement A ct o f 1003 and may expect more and better
fishing as time passes and fishing Improvement pro
grams expand, says A . D. Aldrich, director, Game and
Freak Water Fish Commission.
The Fishing Improvement A ct o f 1963 provided for
an increase o f one dollar on each resident fishing license.
The dollar Is set aside to be used for improvement of
Florida's fresh water fishing.
In reporting on the progrese o f the first six months
o f the fishing Improvement program Aldrich said the
Commission has approved 23 fish management areas In
IS counties with 63,821 acres c f water now under In*
tensive management to produce maximum fishing. An*
other 41 areas are presently being considered end under
V id eos stages o f management. Ten public boat ramps and
access sites were completed during the past six months
•ad over fifty miles of boet trails have been cut through
Inaccessible grass and vegetotion.
OK Tire Stretches League Lead
la the Sandspurs Bowling
League this week the OK*
T i m contlauad to add to
tbsir alraady staggering land
with ■ four point victory over
J»t Inn, and now h art a good
I I point load over the second
place team. The OK*Tlre girls
had the high team series for
this wash's action, a m i, and
Dot Johnson was their high
twwlsr with a 469 series end
110 high gams.
Hours Tire Shop won three
potato from Pierro Mfg. Co.
and now holds ths second po
sition. Marilyn Ferguson was
the star bowler for Howe's
with a big 802-176. Edith Zeull
was tops for tbs Pierro team
with a 447-167. Midge Woods
rolled a terrific >70 series and
SIS gams, which was tbs high
for this week's action. Midge
spurred bar team, McRoberts
Tlra Co., oa to a thro# point
victory over the Factory
Faint Outlet.
Fryer's Ins. Co. mads a
clean sweep over the S t
MOVMOONUP
Johns Realty Co. and Mar Lou
obtained a three point win
from its opponents, Stamper
Real Estate. Colleen Wtothip
wss high for Pryor's with a
489-167 snd Olga Martin was
tops for Mor Lou's with her
436-166. f t u t h
Phillips of
Stampers had a good 478-167
and Glynds Hannah turned to
a nice gams of i n .
In the split department
Marilyn Ferguson converted
the 6-7-10, Marie Rocha the
8-7, Jean Monroe the 4-10 and
Juanita Baird the 5-10.
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Factory Paint
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Pierro Mfg............. 38Vi savk
McRoberts Tire Co 36
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Jet Inn ................ 38
37
Pryor's Ini. Co. . 32Vk SOVk
Mar Lou .............. 23
47
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By Alan Mover
Three of Seminole County's
high school basketball squads
today are getting ready for a
full slate of genie* this week
end while another Is e«t for
a contest tonight.
Seminole
High's
quintet,
fresh from Its second win of
the current season when it
trounced Oak Ridge of Orlan
do Tuesday night, returns to
Metro Conference play Friday
night. The Tribe will tangle
with Orlando's Colonial Orenadlers who have split in six
conference tills !hi« season.
A Seminole victory could
put Head Coach R a l p h
Stum pfi csgers Into a tie
with Colonial. Seminole has
a record of two victories and
four losses in loop competi
tion.
Meanwhile, t h e
Oviedo
Lions — slowed down some
what by their unexpected loss
to Ocoee Tuesday night — will
entertain the Barracudas of
New Smyrna Beach to Oviedo
Friday night.
Saturday night the I.ymsn
Greyhounds move Into Ovlsdo. Ths Lions dropped an ear
lier engagement this season
to New Smyrna. However,
they hold s win over the
Greyhounds and will try to do
it again Saturday.
Aside from the Oviedo tilt
Saturday night, the Grey
hounds meet the Leesburg
Yellow Jackets Friday in an
OBC affair. II will be the Ini
tial meeting of tho two dubs
this year.
Ths Crooms High Panthers
Jump the gun on the weekend
cage action by playing Apop
ka High bsro tonight. Tbs Ult
will get under way at 7:30
to ths R. A. Allen Gymnas
ium.
Tamao In Debut
At Tropical
M I A M I (U PI) South
American whis Tamao gets
his first major U. S. stakes
test today In the $80,000 Add
ed Tropical Park Handicap,
a closing feature that moves
South Florida bettors to Hia
leah's big money races—but
sway from Mg payoff twin
doubles.
Tamao was the heavy prerace favorite In the 12-horse
field for the mile and oneeighth race. Other favorites
were Sunrise Flight and Mor
ry E.
Tamao, bought for $350,000
from Veneiutla's Dr. Ansel
mo Ahrirdo by retired Mem
phis auto dealer Herbert
Herff, now of Palm Beach,
was assigned high weight of
131 pounds for tbs race.
The South American horsa,
money • winning ehamp of
Venezuela, easily won his U.
S. debut at Tropical Dee. >7
and has worked out In near
sensational times for today’s
stakes.
Starting Friday, plush Ilia
leah will be ths center of the
South Florida racing season—
and from there racing moves
to Qulfitream in March.
Tourney Set
Gaorga Billups, tournament
chairman for the Mayfair
Men's Golf Association, said
today that members wishing
to participate to the next to
ter-clty match, scheduled for
Feb. S, at the DeLsnd Coun
try Club, must post score* on
th e-elu b 's-bulletin bosrd - by
Jen. >9.
Duck-Pins
NEW YORK (UPI) - The
gams o f duck-pins bowling
was originated to tbs spring
o f 1909 by two baseball gn a ts
—John MeGraw of the Now
York Giants snd Wilbert R o
bertson o f the Brooklyn Dod
gars, who wqre co-owners of
tho Diamond Bowling Alloys
to Baltimore, Md.
MAYS SIGNS 2-42 SPTS Ann
United Press International
The San Francisco Giants
have satizfied two very im
portant people—Willi* Mays
and Orlando Cepeda.
Mays, the highest paid ae-
Two Bowlers
Win $60,000
CHARITY WILL RE THE WINNER tonight at
Sanford-Orlundo Kennel Club in Ninth Annual
Charity Night program. Several Seminole Coun
ty organizations whoso favorite charities will
benefit from program are represented by the
men in this picture. They are (left to right)
Harold Kryder, commander o f Cusselberry Le
Hays In Eight
Indoor Meets
TALLAHASSEE — Florid*
AAM's sprinter, nob Hayes,
will participate In eight Indoor
meets, aaya athlaUc director
Jaks Gaither.
Uodoor meets scheduled for
the “ world's fastest human"
Include the Los Angclci Invllional, Jan. 18; Albuquerque
(New Mexico) Invitational,
Jan. 23; Wanamaker • Millrose Games, New York City,
Jan. 30; Boston AAU Games,
Feb. 1; I.os Angeles Times
Games, Feb. 8 ; New York
Athletic Club Indoor Games,
Feb. IS; Mason-DIxle Games,
Louisville, Ky., Feb. 18; ami
National AAU Indoor, New
York City, Feb. 22.
The speedy Hayes set a
world record for the 70-yard
dash In bis only Indoor meet
last year. He ran a 8 9 In the
Mason-Dixie Gamea at Louis
ville.
He tied his world mark of
9.1 on s soggy track to the
Orange Bowl Meet In Miami,
Jan. 2. He came in a tenth
o f a second shy of the world
standard of 20.0 for the 220yard dash on a etralghtway
with s 20.1.
Hayes aet the standard for
the hundred at 9.1 In tho Na
tional AAU Championships
Meet In St. Louis last June.
Dick Hill, AlrM track coach,
aa!d he will decide later on
one of three runners to ac
company Hayes on the indoor
tour. Grady Smith,, Joe Wil
li* ms, and Leroy White are
the sprinter* Hill hat in mind.
Bearcats Not
Team Of Old
By Called Press International
Time is finally catching up
with the University of U n d o
nati.
The Bearcat* have been the
mott lucceisful college baiketball team In the last tlx
y ea n , winning a total of 161
garnet against 16 lou se. And
although they don't show any
signs of old age, they're defi
nitely not what they used to
bo.
Cincinnati lost another link
from Its great past Wadnas
day night by dropping an 17'
77 decision to Bradley. While
toeing one gam* Isn't causa
for alarm, It did mark the
Be arcats' first toss «*vr ~tu-n
Missouri Valley Conference
foe on their home court.
Another streak was barely
kept alive Wednesday night
when fifth-ranked Davidson
squeezed out s U-4* victory
at Richmond.
Tho unbeaten Wildcats cm
ployed t surprise freeze when
they lad by only on* point
with 13 minutes to play and
they Just managed ty salvage
their 14th triumph.
SPECIA LS
EVERY D A Y!
ON 100 BRANDS
Charity Handicap To Sfarchiefs Tied
Have Co-Favorites With Tempests
asota Sunooaat, I. <X B.'a
Atnaia, (. S' I* l o, T. Itatalnad,
I. l’ roprr Hlu«
NKCOXII R t ( H — a /ia Mila —
I. Onlften llaw ard, 1. Tlaat Clua.
Z. W ondaron, 4. Deed* II. 4.
•.'apt. Marty, «. tihraka, T. Sava
II. S. Sloa'a (lal
T il IIIIS H ACK — B/IS Mila —
1. Matilda, S. Donna Illua, S.
Hutbatta. 4. Joa Pom, I. Ilaiat
U A.. 4. W ondar a ir !, 7. Bpaca
d a l, S. I.lhartaa
r u m T il MACK — B /ia Mila —
I. II I! ’a Kountla, Z. A.J., S.
Koldar'a Pay. 4. Sllaa Hitter.
J. l.ra Itoy J., S. Clay pool, 7.
l-'.iMa d y p a y , I. P ortico
K ir r H HACK — S/S Mila —
1. Drownla Scout, t. Dark Kmbara. Z. Provincial, 4. DA'a
M a ils Tima, S. Hoekar'a Ctrcua,
4. d o Ho llo ck . 7. Ult Paymanl.
W atch It
M S T II HACK — B/IS Mila —
1 . Hawaiian llopa, Z. I'at'a
Turn, I. T loxa T o r , 4. Sallla
Kama, I. Doneaatar Shy, 4.
Hkyla. 7. John Kolay, I. Olman Illra
BBVK.ATII MACK — S/S Mila —
1 . Kabla Cavalltr, Z. U ator
Hand, Z. Vlvl, 4. Ba-Waat, I.
Mary K.lp. 4. Avant Garda, 7.
Hha'a fat. I. Hanala
KIOHTH RACK — B /IS Mila —
l. Bhanda la a , S. llobaon, t.
laaw Utah, 4. Kantry, S. Rlaaa
I'onda, 4. .W.D.’ a " r i t u a l , 7.
Ill Troublaa, I. Cy Tuma
M v i it H ACK — B/IS Mile —
1 , llonnla Abba. Z. Jtan Drake.
Z. Cbarokaa Sundial, 4. W alk
Tall, I. Ident. 4. Ponda Murry,
7. Hroarn Traat. I. K a lln o
TK.XTII RACK — B/IS Milan —
1. K lyln s Kabla. Z. O ator Land,
r m r r r . « h — a / i s w ii * — Z. Chuck Drake, 4. Suck Tray,
1. Huby Ke*Dr, t. Llttl* ltlion* I. T ry To W in, 4. r it a t Ma
ds, S. Chlcksboo Mail*. 4. Bar- tron. 7. ilypaotlaua, S. Darn*
aela Hob
K LK V K X Tn RACK — •/• Mila
— 1. Mr. Tall Man, Z. K o iworth, Taa Darling, 4. Sweat
Bhowera, I : Dlnko, 4. Madamolaelle. 7. K id W lllla, I. a B.'a
A rticle.
Co-favored to take tonight's
Charity Handicap era Barn
acle Bob from the kennel of
Carl Tracy and Hypnotique
from the Starlight kennel
when the featured 10th race
Ls run at the Sanford-Orlando
Kennel Club.
It will be Charity Night at
the track Uila evening. Pre
senting the trophy will be re
presentatives of some 28 or
ganizations and institutions
which will receivo benefits
from the program.
The track has averaged
more than $10,000 each year in
gifts to charities and acholarship donations from various
programs, said Jack Ledoux,
the club'a general manager.
Among the organizations par
ticipating ,ln the receipts to
night include the United Fund,
March of Dimes, Heart Fund,
American Cancer Society and
numerous other groups.
Ledoux said this morning
that he expected tonight's
gifts to charity will equal or
surpass last year's total of
$3,828 from this particular
event.
Tonight’ * entries:
Biddy League
Standings
I l l B. FIRST
SANFORD
WE f l I Y I TOP VALUE STAMPS
The Bill Hemphill Motorettea started the year off
with the Slarchiefa and the
Tempezta tied for first place
with 48 wins and 19 losses.
High scries for the day was
Elaine Kostival's 820. Other
high series included 462 by
Linda Post, 489 for Rita Stein,
488 for Marlon Voigt and a 488
by Rose Phillips.
The high game was a 189
by Joan Magin. Marion Voigt
rolled a IBS, 179 for Jean Mello, 175 by Betty Christlich,
168 by Elizabeth Hurich, 164
by Linda "C ar” Post, and 162
for Itita Stein.
For those who did not hear
the news, Linda Post won the
ear in the recent Car Tourna
m ent The league extended its
congratulations to her and a
big "Thank you” to BUI
Hemphill for donating the car
and making the tournament
the aucceis It was.
Two bowlers made the
"Turkey-bird," Pat Robbins
and Jean Mcllo. Some good
splits were knocked over, a
8-6 by Joan Magin and Eve
lyn DcMsttio; s 3-10 by Betty
Christlieh snd Ruby Prcdovich; ths 5-6-10 by Rita Stein
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NEW YORK (U PI)—Manny
Newsom* of Western Michi
gan scored 74 points in two
games last week to replace
Butch Komivea of Bowling
Green as tha leading aeorer
in major eoUega basketball
rank*.
Oddly, Newsome was outscored by hla Mid-American
Conference foe to a personal
meeting last Saturday, 43 to
39, but Komlvei was held to
84 point! In two previous
games during the week.
Official NCAA atatistics re
leased today ahow that Newsome totaled 433 points to 13
games through Jan. 14 for as
average of 33.8 points per
game. Komivea, with 294
polots In nine contests, bad a
32.7 average.
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area riders participating ia
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Until it
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President Curtis Blow (Sight Conservation
F u n d); Exalted Ruler Pete Bowcrsox of tho
Sanford Elks, and Paul Lewis, campaign chair
man o f Seminole County United Appeal Fund.
DALLAS (UPI)—Lillie Dick
Weber and Marion Ladcwig,
who have won more than $60.
000 between them In Just a
few years of competition in
the $100,000 All-Star bowling
tournament, launch their bids
today for unprecedented re
peat titles.
Weber, who has averaged
more than $4,000 per tourna
ment in 10 years of rolling
against the nation's best, was
after his third conieeutlve
championship end the $18,000
first prize which would booit
his All-Star earnings to $35,605—far ahead of any of his
rivals.
Mrs. Ladewig, who has
been in the money in all 14
tournament* she’s entered to
earn $20,157.50, wlU be after
her second in a row and her
ninth overall crown and th*
$5,000 which goes with i t
five player in baseball, sign
ed for an estimated $105,000
Wednesday. A few hours later
the Giants also received a
signed contract from Cepeda,
who is In the $80,000 bracket.
Mays regards hla contract
signing as a necessary chore
and seldom balks, but Cepeda
is a lot different and Giant
officials were pleased with
bis early signature.
Last season, Cepeda held
out until March 2 but had his
best season since 1959. He led
the team with a .316 batting
average and hit 34 borne runs.
The
contract
was
the
seventh Cepeda h u algned
with the GianU. For Mays
it was his 14th.
She St. Louis Cardinals an
nounced the signings of vet*
ersn pitchers Roger Craig and
Lou Burdette.
Craig, the bard-luck pitcher
of the New York Meta ths
past two seasons, came to St.
Louis for Georgs Altman last
fall. He was 5-22 last season
and bad a 18-46 record over a
two-year period for New York.
Burdette, who Joined tho
Cardinals last season after betog traded by the Braves, had
a 9-1$ record for the two
cl: b*.
Ib e Chicago Cubs also bad
two slfnaes in outfielder Ellis
Burton and pitcher Paul Toth.
Burton hit .231 to 92 games
with 12 horn* run* and 41
RBI's. Toth bad a 5-9 record
and a 8.09 earned rua average
la 27 a p p e ira ce s.
Tb# Minnesota Twins re
ceived algned contracts from
pitchers Dwight Slbler and
Fred Lasher. Sibler, obtained
from Philadelphia tost sas*
bob, b a d a 3*1 r e c o r d and a
3.77 ERA for Mlanesota. Lash
er was S-S with Charlotte e f
the Sally League.
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SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI)
—Tha annual American Foot
ball League director’* meet
ing opened today amid rumor*
thnt President Joe Foaa' ad
ministration might have a
fight on its hands to main
tain control of the league.
Fosa said Wednesday that
he "wouldn't be a bit surpris
ed" if someone tried to oust
him front office. “ It might be
someone real close to you peo
ple down here," he said, re
ferring obviously to San Diego
Charger Coach Sid Gillman.
Fo»* und Gillman have been
at odds since the AFL cham
pionship gumc in San Diego
between the Churgera and tho
Boston Patriots.
Hillman is understood to be
perturbed at Foss for not try
ing to keep the game from be
ing televised in Los Angeles
since Sun Diego residents arc
able to pick up tho telecast on
their sets.
Under the contract, Foss Is
to remain president of the lea
gue until 1967.
Gillman lute Wednesday de
nied thut he was behind any
movement to oust Foss.
"1 am not leading any such
move," he said. "I have had
disagreements with Foss just
like anybody else, but I think
he has done a good job. Bcaides, any move to oust him
would have to come from tho
Charger president."
Foss suid if six of tho eight
members of tho AFL executive
committee—made up o f tho
president o f the league clubs
‘—wanted him to atep down, lie
would l>e glud to do 1L How
ever, he did indicate thut tome
sort o f compensation on his
contract would have to be
mude if he vacated the office.
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CAI*T. ROIIERT M. WARE, cnmmnntHng officer o f the Sanford Naval
Air Station, in the photo above presents individual high average trophies
to John Uhr (left) and Chnrlie Pctherbridge (right), members o f the
NAS Bowling League. Uhr’s single game average was 185 while Pethcrbridge jKisted a three-game scries average o f 666. In tho lower photo Cnpt.
Ware presents tho league's trophy to its championship leant in the NAS
circuit, the Maintenance “ A ” outfit. Left to right ure C. C. Huff, L. E.
Reitmeycr, G. T. King, and Capt Ware.
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DAYTONA B E A C H - A Torache Works UT. readied spe
cially in the Stuttgart, Ger
many, factory, is the latest
entry in the "Daytona Contin
ental" at the International
Spccdw-ay, Feb. 16.
Tiic car will be driven by
two of Europe's ranking stars
—Joe Bonnier of Switzerland
and Edgar Barth of Germany.
They will share turns at the
wheel in the 3)00 kilometer
(1243
miles)
race
which
starts at 10 a. nt. and is ex
pected to end after at least
13 hours of racing.
Between them. Bonnier and
Barth have scored major vie-
Judge Cites Rise In
Delinquency Here
Increase of juvenile delin
quency and the number of
dependent children brought to
court, due to the growth of
Seminole County, wui cited
today by Juvcnilu Judge
Vernon Mize to the County
Commission for' an augmenttd counsellor staff for the
court In “ the not too diatanl
future."
Judge Mize said there wore
148 case* whereby children
wsre adjudicated as delin
quent in 1963, as compared
to 100 in 1062. Twenty chil
dren were committed to state
industrial schools in 1963, as
against 24 in 1062.
Ninety o f the delinquency
cases Involved children in the
Sanford area, 48 in South
Seminole and 10 in tlte 0"ledo • Geneva • Chulunta area.
There
were 164
eases
Top Driver
WESTBURY, N. Y. (U P I ) John Chapman was the lead
ing driver at Roosevelt Race
way last year with 71 victor
ies. It was his first full sea
son at the Long Island harness
racing track.
whero children were declared
to lie ilependenl in 196.1, as
compared to 113 in 1962. In a
lurgc number of dependency
cases the children were plac
ed in foster caro under the
supervision o f
tho Florida
State Department of Public
Welfare for varying periods
of time.
Judge Mize pointed out
$10,000 bail been appropria
ted by County Commissioner*
to finance the foster care
program. "Thla program,"
Judge Mize suid, "ia provid
ing a greatly needed aervka
for dependent children and is
being administered by tha lo
cal state welfare office in a
very efficient manner. During
the past year we have been
alilr to make adequate dispo
sition of the cases involving
dependent children."
Of the dependency cases,
Ui were from 8 anford, 18,
from
South Seminole. 13
from Oviedo-Grneva * Chnluota and the remainder from
other counties or state*.
There were 97 traffic cas
es involving juveniles In
1961, ns compared to 63 in
1962.
torics all over tho world In
GT and sports cart. Barth Is
tho present bill climb cham
pion of Europe, was winner
of the brutal Targa Florio en
durance race in Sicily in 1959,
and hat scored six class wins
at Lc Mans.
Bonnier, long a Formula
One ace, is among the top
ten Formula One drivers, ami
has long been a favorite with
American fans.
The "Continental", which Is
the longest race scheduled for
the U S. In 1964, it a full inlernational affair, sanctioned
by F1A-ACCUS, and carries
many point* counting Inward
the prestigious manufactur
ers’ world championship.
Tho top GT car* of both
Europe and America will lie
on the starting lino when the
field goes o il in pursuit of tiie
major share of the $t0,uuu in
posted a want*.
The "Continental" will bo
run ovor tiie Speedway's 3.81milc track anil road course, a
demanding layout in which the
banked
turns
and
long
straight* of the Speedway are
linked with the winding, flat
road of the infield. It is a
test of speed, stamina, brak
ing, acceleration, and sure
footed cornering.
Many of tiie "Continental''
drivers and cara will have
a rousing "warm -up" on Feb.
16, in the American Challenge
Cup race of 260 miles over
tho same course. Tho Chall
enge Cup ia open to GT, sports
ami prototype car*, and the
world'* fastest, heaviest ma
chinery will be seen in this
rare.
Both international race* are
a part of the annual "Speed
Weeks” , which come b> a
close on Feb. 23, with the
sixth renewal of the "D ay
tona 500" for late model stock
ears, the world's fastest race.
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NEW YORK (U PI) - One
o f the nation’a leading author
ities on water management
has pooh-poohed the idea that
America'a population explo
sion will cause a dangerous
under-supply of water in the
next 40 year*.
Richard D. Iloak, senior fel
low o f ths Mellon Institute
o f Pittsburgh and the steel
industry representative on the
National
Technical
Task
Force Committee on Indus
trial Waters since 1950, be
lieves there will be enough
uncontaminatcd water availaide in tho foreseeable future.
Writing in Steelways, a
publication o f the American
Iron and Steel Institute, Iloak
emphasized that water is used
for many purposes, industrial
and otherwise, without being
consumed. IIo said the earth’s
volume o f water has been
constant for thousands o f
years and should remain so.
He said the annual precipi
tation on continental United
States averages 30 inches, 71
per cent of which returns to
the atmosphere through evap
oration and much of the re
mainder runs o ff into streams
or reservoirs.
This, despite tho variance of
rainfall in different sections
of the country, Is sufficient to
meet future demands o f popu
lation and industry, Hoak
said.
He observed that in the
steel industry, for example, 20
major mills each withdraw
more than enough water daily
to serve a population area of
1.000,000 hut only 7.9 per cent
o f the total is consumed.
However, H<**k writes, one
- i e —justified in a-hiogr -own
though much of the water is
used up, will there l>e enough
to go around In the futureT
“ Ths answer," he said, "is
yes, for two reasons:
"One, w# have ample and
dependable reaource*.
"Two, we are becoming
more skilled *t managing
water, and aa economic press
ures bear down upon us we
will do en Increasingly better
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H I Panama
Tha ciiala In Panama waa prncipltated by eomethlny much morn
aerioua than flag-waving by stu
dents — though tha actions o f the
American students involved is indic
ative o f one o f tha things that is
rotten in Panama.
An almost forgotten footnote in
history is the fact that a small force
o f Cuban revolutionaries Invaded
Panama shortly after Castro’s seiz
ure o f power in 1959.
Why did they pick Panama? Be
cause o f long - festering resentment
against virtually absolute U.S. dom
inion over a 40-mile-long, 10 - mile
wide slice o f Panamanian territory,
and against the rule o f the many by
a handful o f wealthy families, which
linn h w * +hn paM nsu n f P a n a m a n ia n
politics since Teddy Roosevelt crea
ted the country in 1903.
A fter Communist - inspired riots
Political Notebook
In 1960, the UB. agreed to fly the
Panamanian flag in the Canal Zone.
"Operation Friendship" was launch
ed in an effort to help snobbish Am
ericans get acquainted with Pana
manians. It was too little and too
late.
Fortunately, there is no Indica
tion that Panamanians want the
Americans to clear out entirely, des
pite the recent violence and blood
shed. The present situation may be
ameliorated by concessions to Pan
ama — a higher rental for the gone,
a share in the revenues and manage
ment o f the canal, non-discriminatory hiring practices.
I f there is as yet no danger of
another Suez, it is only because the
Communists have not yet taken over
frovernment u A Jncetjng j>frnlnds
between Panama and tHe United
States would go fa r toward Insuring
that they never do go.
WASHINGTON (N E A ) —
Bet President Lyndon John
son’s State o f the Union mes
sage baaIda the IMS message
from the late John F. Kennedy
and you get seme curious re
sults.
Johnson’* call to Congress
sounds at times almost like an
amalgam e f Kennedy's 1M1,
1M8 and IMS me**agaa. Tho
new President goes wall be
yond asking simply for *
cleanup o f Kennedy’s unfinish
ed IMS legislative business.
Tha Republicans, w h o a *
e«mp*ign guns have been
starred fo r want e f late modal anll-Johnnon ammunition.
now think they hare it.
J. Drake Edens, South CaroUna’s GOP state chairman and
ardent backer o f Ban. Barry
Gcldwater fo r tha presidency,
w a a s u r e the ammunition
would appeari
"Johnson to a child o f hit
party, tho liberal Democratic
party, and ha is going te show
I t Party will assert itself, and
he’ll bo seen for what ha is."
Edtna, other ateunch south
ern Goldwater Republicans
and soma in other areas ini lit
that the more tha President
Puffing In Peril
Human beings are sometimes
store rationalizing than rational;
they usually find excuses fo r doing
what they want to do.
Those who want to smoke will
do so, despite release o f the govern
ment’s long-awaited report on to
bacco and cancer. They will seise on
the fact that there is still no "abso
lutely proved’’ cause-and - effect re
lationship between smoking and
lung cancer and other diseases.
There never will be such 100 per
cent proof, for medical science is
not that exact, nor cancar that sim
ple.
Smokers are now officially on no
tice, however, thet they p u ff at
their peril.
The tobacco industry is not going
to collapse. Sales reached all-time
highs in 1963. Though the govern
ment’s report will possibly result in
an overall decline in tobacco usage
— a severe din now, a slow recovery
later — the Industry, like the na
tion during tho Depresalon, will con
tinue to be "fundamentally sound.’*
Drops in cigarette smoking could
be offset by increases in cigar and
pipe tobacco consumption.
Tobacco men can be happy about
one thing: The worst is over. It is
to be hoped that they will now
cease blowing up statistical smoke
screens to try to prove that cigar
ettes don’t hurt anyone and concen
trate their resources on finding out
just what it is in tobacco that is in
jurious.
Men have been comforted by the
weed for several hundred years.
They will beat a path to the door of
anyone who can give them a healthy
smoke.
The smart ones, though, will not
get the habit in the first place.
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A t times, many of us try to leave
o ff the last half o f that verse and
simply say, " I can do ail things.’’
Therein lies the difference between
success and failure — ' victory and
defeat.
— Rev. Raymond R. Gregory, Jr.,
Minister,
Ebenezer
Methodist
Church, Sanford.
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Even a homely man can get
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lights M his good looks.
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Thurs., January 16,1964
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Rsmael la falling because
he le an Intellectual snob.
H* la like tha "bralntnatar"
bureaucrats at Washington
who are Intoxicated with
their own college degree*
and think nothing la sclen*
tlfic if It can bo expressed In
simp!*, one-syllabi* words.
8crsphook this case and to
morrow'! followup.
CASE R-458: Samuel T., ag
ed 20, Is a brilliant clergyman.
"Hut, Dr. Crane," hla wife
mournfully exclaimed, "ha la
emptying the pews on Sunday.
"F or gamut! uses big words.
Ha Is the type o f clergyman
that you have described aa be
ing intoxicated with polysyl
lables.
"Ha disdains short, simple
words .
"That'a on* reaion why he
refutes to haad your advice to
praachars.
"F or ha oven think* news
papers can’t offer anything
educational to a man Ilka him
self who has had 7 year* of
college and seminary!
"But at heart ha is n won
derful man and 1 don't want
him to fall in tha pulpit. 8o
pltaie give some mora advice
on how to make an interesting
■patch.
"Than I'll tear out your col
umn and place it batlde hta
plate ao he can't mlts reading
Itl"
Bravo, Wires
o f devoted woman who halp
correct their husband's errors
and then aaldom gat ■ "Thank
you" whan thoa* man later
make good.
Samuel has all tha requisite*
for an outstanding clergyman
except tho right point of view.
In this respect, ha la Ilka tha
discouraged fisherman whom
Jeiua mat ona morning.
They had rait their nets all
night without any aucceis at
all.
Did Jeiua than tall tham to
Junk thalr old boat? Or to
burn thalr patched note and
buy naw onesT
Jeiua didn't even urge them
to go back to school for a re
fresher course la piscatorial
science!
No, Indeed. The boat and nat
and the men had everything
neceaaary for tremendous iucceti—except that the man
lacked tha right point of vlaw.
So Christ Juit told tham to
shift direction and throw out
thalr note on the other aids of
tha boat
Than they obtained an av
alanche o f flehl
Clorgymen whoa* congrega
tion a are slipping, will often
grow more and more disdain
ful o f short words and almpla
psychological strategy.
They forget that the average
word in tho Bible has only two
syllables!
Lika intellectual snobs, they
S a m u il’s w lf# d a a o m a • •near at receiving information
salute f o r aha typlfioa m illions from people o f less collage
training.
They may work rrtn harder
each week to turn out n or*
pompous and polysyllable sermo ns.
I f thay’d taka ■ lesion from
this nawapaptr, they’d realise
that n e w s p a p e r * follow
Christ’s "partbla" strategy
and use "spot m w b " atorias oa
Pag* On*.
Our most popular newspa
pers alio employ "human in
terest" fu tu re s that ora un
derstood by tha readers.
So elirgym in should also im
itate Chrlat’a "parable" for
mula for * sermon.
Select a dramatic text or
moral them* to bo discussed.
Then pick out eaaoa from tha
community and tha congrega
tion which will illustrate that
thim*.
For tha secret o f human in
terest la included la this 8word formulas
"Me, here, now!"
So slant your aermona to
peopls in the auditneo right
now.
8tnd for my booklet "H ow
to Mako an I n t e r e s t i n g
Speech," enclosing a long
stamped, return envelop*, plus
20 cants.
(Always write te Dr.
C r u s ta cars o f this news
paper. encloalag * teag
■tamped, addressed envelope
and SO cents to cover typiag
and printing coats whoa yen
•**d for m i of hi
lets.)
Dick West Say«
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Problem Begets Problei
WASHINGTON (U PI>-The
U. S. Patent Of flea tim ed a
JUUX W U U .I
patent this week lor a "eelfO u n tjr KJItor
Monty you aavad for a
correcting typewriter r i b .
NKLKN U U t l l l O l
rainy day may wall bo spent
■ofUtjr K dllor
bon." It waa described aa the
fo r fuel during tha anowy
anawer to a secretary's prayiin in u m o i hath
days.
■m m D e lla srv
B? M l
o a o
im iM it CMBtr
An S ia m
l i e W eek
( M l t Tear
| u .ia I T o m
A secret »ry 1 know put one
Kids may atari helping
I oo I Mentha
a.II S Mentha
A l l I Month*
1*0 I Mentha
with tha dishes soon in tha os her typewriter and it worked line. The ribbon hasn't
l.te | Month
l.ee i Meath
V. A Peetal llesu latlen e provide that all mall eabeerlptlena be hope that Mom and Dad will made a mistake y e t
paid la advance.
coma clean on Christmas.
Now U only someone will invent s sell-correcting secre
tary, the world will be • bet
T h e H erald la n member o f the U a lit* r r e u whl*h It *■•
ter place In which to dictate.
tilled eselu tlv a lr to ih t u*« for rspuhlleallon a t a ll tha lo o t l
sa w s prlntod In IhU nvwnpnpor.
Actually, the "sell-correct
ing" label la a bit ol a mis
nomer. The ribbon was not
designed to c o m e t its own
mistakes but to make it eas
ier lor a secretary to c o m e t
hers.
William Wolowits, a local
man who Invested it, has high
hopes that it will become a
commercial success. He cooceded, however, that It is not
Mr*. P i m m
■ "panacea."
M H 11I
la ether words, tho ribbon
will not aolva tho p roblsa el
a secretary who ca n t spell
“ panacea." Eha will still need
a dictionary. Or a smart ofHoe boy.
Tho lact that Wolowitt's in
vention la not the final anawer
to typing errors waa demon
strated in a press release
that 1 received Iro n the Spellright Oorp., which markets
the ribbon.
Whoever typed tho release
gooled up the patent number.
Manaslnc
talk* and seta, the more ha array o f proposals. Hs might
will dlitlloslon Southern con easily have docked many.
Furthermore, he gave ths
servative* who think o f him
first formal government ex
today aa "ona o f thalrs."
Tha 1M4 massage to Con pression to the late President’s
gress surety tends to feed this plan for s massive attack on
poverty. And h* supported in
notion.
Johnson npasta tha lata full the Kennedy civil rights
President's appeals for big in legislation — developed long
dividual and corporate income after ths 1963 State o f the
tax cuts, a domestic "service" Union address.
So, while Johnson’s political
corps patterned on tha Peace
Corps, medical care fo r tha adversaries will be scorning
aged, more medial facilities, his speech as ■ "campaign doc
an urban mass transit pro ument” (which any major elec
tion year effort certainly is),
gram.
But, beyond these proposal!, these seme foes welcome the
Johnson sake—In hla broad- cannon shot it provides them.
itrnlra m m eye .fo r mrb epe.l _ B u t
ctfica aa more area redevelop- ia basically a statement of
mint, more libraries, new ef goals. Thla can alto be said o f
fort* In housing and urban re any following messages ta
newal, broader minimum wag* Congress.
Southerners, Westerners and
laws, updated assaults on un
employment (Including a com others reported in polla to
mission on automation), spe have been drifting from Goldcial school aid funds to im water to Johnson atilt will be
eyeing tha President to at*
prove teaching and training.
Kennedy, e f course, would how hard a push ha makes for
also have asked fo r these hla programs, and how wall or
things this year. The 1964 poorly are warranted hla
message took basic ahqpe be claims that ha can manage
fore he waa assassinated. But these on a budget smaller than
the point to be made la that tha on* Kennedy advanced a
Johnson clutched the whole year ago.
Paragraphs
Thought For Today
I can do all things through
Christ which strengthened me —
Fhilippians 4:18 KJV.
Bruca biossot—-Roy Cromley
Had the secretory who
typed the releaie o u g h t the
miitake at tho time, she could
have corrected It with the
ribbon, which hai an inked
atrip for typing and chalked
itrip for tru in g .
The procedure to sa follows:
Backipacs to tho firit 4
and atrlke the key again with
Made it 3144447 lnitead of
the ribbon In the chalk posi
tion. That would c o m i t
Then backspace again and kit
the figure I with the ribbon
in the ink position.
That done, the secretory
would finish typing the re
lease. o r perbape Inks a coffe i break.
Eventually, Wolowits pre
dicted, it will not be necess
ary to operate the ribbon shift
lever to correct mistakes. He
feels that typewriters o f the
future should hare aa "error
key" that would change the
ribbon poeition automatically.
Ha feels that way because
be also haa invented an error
b*r.
At present, the erasure
part o f tho ribbon is white.
Therefore, it only works on
white paper. But Wolowits
said plans are afoot to produra
It
In
naitel
which will make it possible to
rectify colorful mistakes.
There Is one problem, how
ever, that hss not been solv
ed. The ribbon can oaly mako
erasures on on* copy at a
That will prove to be a
handicap for govaramant sec
retaries, who mako an of
their mistakes In tripUette.
"Thara'a no need fo r any
weU-prepared h i g h achool
student to panle about get
ting Into college during the
next decade," declares Paul
Parker, admissions director c f
Stetson Univaralty at DeLand.
Parker, who note* that the
population explosion will hit
colleges in tha fall o f 1M4
with approximately ona mil
lion mora high achool graduatea than last ysar, believes
that atudanta with " B " avarages la high school ia acade
mic subjects have no need to
worry about being admitted
to tha college o f thalr first
choice.
"The student who will bo
eliminated from tha senior
college* immediately follow
ing high achool will be the one
who baa floated through high
achool with "C 'a" and who
haa not demonstrated that ha
ia motivated for college,"
Parker said in an Interview
yesterday.
Tha Stetson admission di
rector declared that competi
tion among colleges for bright
atudanta will continue, even
though tha student popula
tion increase is coming, be
cause "there never will be
enough o f these students to
fill all our college*!"
Stetson Univaralty ia not
looking fo r atudanta who
make aU " A ’e," Parker said,
tinea many Stetson frathrean
had “ B " avara gat in high
achool. The moat important
criteria for admission to Stet
son, he added, are the stu
dent's total U gh achool per
formance, the t y p e s
*f
courses ha has taken, end the
marks ha has mads la those
courses.
Whan ba was la U gh school,
ths typical Stetson freshman
took four years e f English,
algebra I and II, plana geo
metry, two years of a labora
tory science, teas to three
years ai social stadias, end
two y e a n o f a foreign langu
age, Parker declared.
"The student who has taken
ths assy way, avoiding diffi
cult courses and ptrhapa
making good grades la the
others. Is only poitponlng
sesdemle difficulty until hit
frtshm sa y t t r in colltgt,"
Parker warns.
In gslnlny admission to n
college the student's scores
on the Collig* Entrance Exa
mination Board teste rank
second in importance, Parker
■aid. Stetson requires for ad
mission that all applicants
take ths scholastic aptitude
t e s t , English composition
achievement teats, intermedi
ate or advanced msth teets,
end a writing sample. Hs
notes that ths average stu
dent at Stetson will score be
tween 47S and 676 on these
examinations. T h a
scores
rang* from 200 to 800 end an
average score for college
freehmen in ail American col
leges is approximately 426.
8 tetson officials and those
o f most Florida senior col
lages feel that if s student is
not qualified fo r college it is
better hs not run ths risk o f
failure and spend his parents'
money in a fruitless effort.
Parker said that less then
two per cent « f Stetson’s
freshmen women and five per
cent of the freehmen men
failed and were dropped for
academic reasons lest year.
"Students should not fotl
that they should not apply to
colleges because o f costs,"
Parker said. Stetson Univer
sity, fo r example, aids 86 per
cent o f its students with sons
type o f financial grant or
loan. Ths total financial aid
program for the 1963-64 year
■mounts to |480,000, hs ad
ded.
“ Anyone who want to go
to college— end who hss the
grades to beck him up—
should find it financially pos
sible to go,” Parker averred.
"Applications are p o u r i n g ,
into ell U. S. colleges now for
entrance next September, end,
I believe, there Is a place for
everyone who It qualified."
Quotes
We nave a m ais of young
peopls so deficient in mental
and msnutl skills that no ad
vanced society could provide
them all with Jobe, except on
a charity bails. Their tragedy
m tkei s mockery of our con
stant bos it that we are ths
belt educated, most literate
people on earth.
—Vies Adm. Hyman 0 . Rickover.
INCOME TAX
PREPARATION
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A—Before her destruction
in June 1M4, she sunk, burned
or captured more than at
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EtogT
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DEAR ABBY: 1 am a 17year-old boy and I have
been wanting to quit acbool
for over a year, but my parante won't let me. I hate
achool and I want to quit
now and get a job. 1 failed
two aubjecta la at term, and
know I won't do any better
next time. My parenta found
out I waa amoking and they
ordered me to quit. I told
them if they wouldn't let
me quit acbool I wasn't go
ing to quit amoking. My Dad
made a deal with me: he
aaid If I quit amoking and
continued with achool, he'd
buy me a car I wanted. I
aald okay. He got me tbe
_car_*nd I. really .h *v*-b«estrying harder at achool, but
he caught me amoking.
Well, he took the car away
from me and I'm grounded
until June. They aald If 1
flunk anything I'll have to
go to aummer achool. How
can 1 get my parenta to be
more human?
MAD
DEAR MAD: I think your
parenta are auper-human.
And far more generoua than
moat parenta would have
been. You made a deal and
welcbed on It Work bard in
achool and quit feeling sor
ry for yourself.
• • •
DEAR ABBY:
Msybe I
•
am overly sensitive because
I've had gray hair since my
mid-twenties, but I do not
like to be called "Grand
m a" by anyone except my
own grandchildren. T h e
moment I became a grand
mother, everybody started
calling
me
"Grandm a."
Even people who hardly
knew me well enough to call
me anything but "Mrs.
-------- " started calling roe
"Grandm a." I resent i t
While waiting In my doc
tor's office, his nurse had
the gall to say, "Coma on,
Grandma, you're n e x t" I
am only 99 years old. Would
1 be out of line to correct
should I Just alt there and
burn?
"GRANDMA"
D E A R "GRANDM A":
Many people are not aware
that pet names (and that's
what they are) are not al
ways appreciated. So I
suggest that you tall who
ever Incurs your displeas
ure by calling you "Grand
m a " exactly how you feel
about It It takes nerve to
be outspoken. But it's bet
ter than burning.
• • •
When asked why be wants
!o climb a certain mountain,
tbe climbing enthusiast will
reply, "It’a there, isn't it?"
Many bridge players feel
tfv same way about a fivecard su it It's there and must
be bid.
When your five-card suit Is
la spades it really takes a
lot of fortitude, or maybe just
some good old horse-sense, to
keep from mentioning It and
North did not have this re
straint. He responded one
apade to his partner's open
ing heart
South <ebtd to two hearts
and North had bid himself
right into a quandary. He did
have pretty good heart sup
port but at this point a heart
raise would almost surely lead
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Mrs. H. L. Johnson
Ground beef, which repre
sents almost one-third of our
nations meat consumption Is
a proper theme for January.
1 have found some in the
Florida Meat Recipes book put
out by tbe Fla. Dept, of Agri
culture.
BEST-EVER MEAT LOAF
2 lbs. ground beef
V4 cup dry bread crumps
South had no trouble mak Vi cup finely chopped onion
ing four hearts. He won tha 2 teas, salt
diamond opening and played 14 teas pepper
1 tall can evaporated milk
a heart. West ducked and
(1*4 cups)
dummy’s queen held the trick. Mix all ingredients lightly but
Then South led three rounds thoroughly. Press lightly into
o f clubs In order to ruff his loaf pan (914x414x3"), smooth
club loser. He could have ing top. Rake In prc-hcated
oven 350 degrees for H i hours
played a second round of
Cool 3 to 10 minutes before
trumps, but be did not know removing from pan. Serves
what they were divided 2-2 9 to 8.
and It was far safer to make
ITALIAN BEEF CASSEROLE
the club play first.
2 lbs ground beef
South really could not af Vi cup chopped onion
ford a ' stronger rebid than M cup chopped green pepper
two hearts. The spade re J tbip lard or drippings
sponse, had weakened lur V4 teas, salt
hand. A simple raise to two V4 teas oregano
hearts would have Improved 3 cans (9 o i. each) tomato
the South hand to the extent
sauce
that he could have jumped 1 pkg. (8 o r ) wide noodles
right to game.
cooked
1 pt. (1 lb.) cream-style cot
tage cheese
parsley flakes
Brown beef, onion and green
pepper in lard or drippings,
( I ) T o Tall The Truth
( I ) Quean For A Day
Pour off drippings. Combine
t i l l (I ) Nawa—Edwards
salt, oregano and tomato
1:10 ( ! ) Tnu D on't Bay
(C olor)
sauce and add to beef mix
(4) Edga at Night
(«) Who Do You TrnttT ture. Place half the noodles
In the bottom o f a greased 3SlSS (!) Match Gams
(I) Saerat Storm
quart casserole and place half
Trallmaater
(I)
of cottage cheese on top of
4:11 (1) Nawa— Bandar
Vanocur
noodles. Spread half of the
4 :SO (S) Dum a and Allan
ground beef mixture over
( I ) Uncle W alt
1 140 (Si Uaat o f Uroucho
cheese. Repeat layers. Sprin
14) Cartoons
kle with parsley flskes. Bake
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( I ) Laava It T * Beavsr in ■ moderate oven 330 de
( ! ) Rlvsrboat
grees for 30 to 33 minutes.
Serves 9 to 8.
BEEF STUFFED TOMATOES
2 cups coarsely ground cook
ed beef
Vi cup finely chopped celery
1 tbsp lemon juice
1 tbsp finely chopped onion
Vi cup mayonnaise
Vi teas salt
I medium tomatoes
Vt cup crulsbed potato chips
Comblna ground beef, celery,
onion, lemon juice, mayon
naise and aalt Remove slice
from top o f tomatoes and
•coop out centers. Stuff to
matoes with meat mixture
and top with crushed potato
chips. Bike in moderate oven
373 degrees for 20 to 23 min
utes. Serves 9.
MEAT BALL PANCAKES
3 egg yolks, slightly beaten
Vi lb ground beef
V4 teas baking powder
Vi (ess silt
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to a game contract and North
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points. Flnslly, North decided
to pass.
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TONIGHT
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man
( I ) Am srlean H istory
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tin s (St Say W bsn
(S) Nawa— Mika Watlaca
( I ) Spanish
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t i l l s ( I ) W ord fo r W ord
(S) I Dora Lucy
( I ) D sesm bsr Ilrlds
IttSS (S) Conesntratlon
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UNUNJUNQ—Art Shanaky
o f the C in c in n a ti Rads,
standing, help* the Philadel
phia PhTllita'Roy Slavers get
the kinks out of big system
in pre-spring training axarcite in the St. Louis U n J w ally gymnasium. Both a n 6 L
Louis residents.
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ANNUAL COOKIE SALE by Girl Scout* o f Citrus Council will be held
Jan. 17-30. Pictured here complimentary boxes of cookies arc presented
to Mayor A. L. Wilson by Suzanne Orseno, Julie Miller and Cathy Avenel.
C o k n sJ i
dash ot pepper
1 teas lemon juice
1 tbsp minced parsley
1 tbsp grated onion
3 egg whites stltfy beaten
Blend together first 8 ingre
dients and fold in 3 egg
whltej, stiffy beaten. Drop by
spoontfuls onto greased hot
griddle. When puffed and
brown turn and brown other
side. Serve at once with mush
room sauce or a creamed
vegetable. Serves 6.
MOIST MEAT LOAF
1 ib ground beef
2 eggs
1 can Spanish Rice
1 teat salt
1 can cream ot tomato soup
Mix meat, salt, Spanish nice,
and eggs thoroughly. Pour In
to a loaf pan moistened with
Wesson oil. Bake 40 minutes
In a 350 degree oven. Remove
from oven and pour a can of
cream of tomato aoup on top.
Return to oven and cook 10 to
12 minutes at 325 degrees.
Serve hot. Serves 8.
• • •
Work lard with a spoon until
creamy, add brown sugar
while continuing to work with
a spoon until light. Add egg
and mix well, sift flour with
cream of tartar and add with
the nut meats to th« creamed
mixture. Drop by teaspoons
onto greased cookie sheet,
Dako In 300 degree oven for
12 to 14 minutes. Makes about
48 cookies.
LOW CALORIE FRENCH
DRESSING
(19 calorics per tbsp)
Vi cup water
2 teas cornstarch
Vi cup canned Fla. Grapefruit Juice
2 tbsp salad oil
*1 teas salt
*4 teas paprika
Vi teas dry mustard
Vi teas pepper
Vi cup catsup
Blend wated and cornstarch,
rook; sltrring constantly until
thickened. Remove from heat,
add grapefruit juice and other
ingredients, beat until smooth.
Add peeled garlic clove if
desired, refrigerate. Shake be
fore using. Make* 1V'« cups.
GRAPEFRUIT WHITECAPS
Fill 4 tall glasses with chilled
Fla. grapefruit juice. B eit 1
egg white until stiff; gradual
ly beat in 2 tbsps. sugar. Put
a spoonful Into each glass and
sprinkle with nutmeg.
TALLADEGA, Ala. (U P I )Two little glrla abandoned
here Friday may have found
their grandmother but police
today still were trying to find
their parents.
Police Chief Victor Dyson
said Airs. Julia Cox of Lakewood, Fla., identified the
children and said they were
her granddaughters.
Welfare agencies in both
states were checking Mrs.
Cox's story and she will be
given custody of the little
girls If it is proven that she
is the grandmother, Dyson
raid.
The parents wero last seen
in Kutaw at the home of the
woman's sister and were be
lieved enroute to California.
The children. Donna, five,
and Lisa, three, were left
with a kindergarten teacher
by a woman who said she
would return for them "in
about two hours." She said
she and her husband were go
ing to get their car serviced.
They did not return.
woman who tries to he an In
divldualtst has a rough time
making friends
From the teen-age girl to
the settled matron, we try
to be enough like the crowd
so as not to arouse antagon
ism.
Women of all ages are pret
ty hard on the girl or woman
who dares to be different in
looks, attitudes or interests.
By the time ah* is 20, a
girl knows that the easy way
to popularity Is to run true
to form, to be whatever type
Is approved by her circle of
friends.
She carries that conviction
over into her adult life and
strives to look, to act, to be
just like the other women in
her crowd.
In order to fit Into the pat
tern she has chosen, she will
go to any lengths, joining
clubs that may bore her, striv
ing to keep up with the group
—even though it may be a
great financial struggle for
By Ruth Millett
her husband—seeing that her
children live in "the right
neighborhood" and that they
have all the "advantages" the
mothers in her crowd think
arc important.
For being aurh a slave to
the pattern, the woman gets
acceptance for herself and
her family.
If she rebels against the ac
cepted pattern and determines
to fashion her own design for
living, she has to faeo the
fact that other women aren't
going to like it, and that
they'll regard her ai "differ
ent"_la_aB—umamnllman) pry .
sense.
Fear of losing friends by
being different la what makes
American women the same.
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Someone asked for a stuffed
Lettuce recipe. I found this
one and hope tbe homemaker
likes it.
Wish, drain a firm head of
Iceberg lettuce. At the core
end, cut a circle, continue cut
ting down to within Vi" of
top of head, then hollow out.
Blend I cup grated process
Seven to 10 per cent of the
Cheddar cheese with V4 cup
mayonnaise, 11 teas curry retail cost of food goes Into
powder. Stir in l i cup chop packaging.
ped cooked ham. U cup chop
ped celery, 1 diced pimento,
o m 4 V f i s rv
U cup snipped parsley. P ick
mixtures solidly Into lettuce,
RIOI -IN T HI A T R I
chill until firm. S e n e In
T O S IT U — T it* « u n is
4'artnad Fat* M lslices with French dressing.
-V tlla tv it* a » K .llr *
Here is daughter Shlrlcy'a
C rlrr
- r a t h M t r a i l " — C olor
favorite cookie recipe.
PECAN COOKIES
F llltlA T A ■ ATCHDAT
•1.0* A C arload
V4 cup shortening
-T U B 01.11 DAIIK
*4 cup brown auggar
iliu m -:"
•'aiiuw iiim **
1 egg bealen
lu d la M u r r b r
1 cup flour
-COMB BLOW Y O t n
HOWM
Vi (ess cream of tartar
V4 to 1 cup chopped pecans
R I TZ
Jan. 16, 1964 — Page 7
WrraTfl
Many Europeans who visit
our county arc convinced that
individuality is a quality
American women lack. Wc'r*
ail to much alike, they point
out.
They may have a point. But,
unfortunately, in America the
IIvciT
Get It off your chest For
a personal, unpublished re
ply, write to ABBY, Box
9995,
Beverly HiUs, Calif.
Enclose a atamped, self-ad
dressed envelope.
• • •
Hate to write letters?
Send one dollar to ABBY,
Box 9393, Beverly Hills,
Calif., for Abby's new book
let, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCAS
IONS."
(S) S tm t, Waathar,
Sports
S) Editorial
(S) Notts. Sports, W o tthor
(«> Sports
(S) HuntWr • B rlnkU r
( I ) N tw o— W oltor Coak ilo
(S) Nows— Ron Coehraa
( t ) Knrhtntod Mirror
(S) Itlfloman
( f ) Hunting A rtohlna
(S) Virginia Bara
(1) Tatnpla Houatoa
( I ) Paaaword
( I ) Fllntatonta
(S) Itawhlda
(S) Donna Read
(S) Dr. Klldara
(S) M r Tbraa Sons
F R I D A Y P . -M.
( I ) Porry Mason
(S) Jlm m r Dsan Show
tins ( t ) T ou r F irst Im press
IS) ll i s c l (Color)
ion (C olor)
(S) Susprnss
<l) L oro of 1.1(o
( I ) Nursss
(S)
Lrnls Ford
(S) Kdls Adonis Show
S t i l l ( I ) N»w»— H arry Raa( I ) Ths Storr ot
sonar
"A Pollcsman”
lilts ( I ) Truth or Conto( I ) (•> J»»ws. Waathar,
quonsos
Sports
( I ) Ssarcb F o r T om or
( I ) Nows — Murphr
row
Martin
(S) Father K now s Bast
( I ) Nawa, Sports, W aattlSI (S) G uiding Light
tlisr
(S) Thsatar o f tha Stars 11:11 ( ! ) Nawa— Itay grhartr
SsH ( ! l Nawa. Waathar
(S) Johnny Carson
(S) Bachelor Father
(C olor)
(S) O saaral H ospital
( I ) M oris
t i l l ( ! ) Paopla Ara Funny
(S) A* Tha W orld Turns
FRIDAY A. M.
( I ) Nows— Dave Fonnail
( I ) su rn am es
( t ) Sunshlns Atmanae
ms ( I ) C a rlton s
( I ) O rors. Farm Raporl
list (S) L ot's Maks A D ial
(S ) Passw ord
( I ) Florida H istory
(S) Ann Eotkorn
( I ) Bunrls* S sm ssltr
I I I ! (!< Nows— F lo r a E s t
(S ) Today
(S) Opsratlsa A lybabtt
her
111! ( I ) Doetors
(S I Today
< l) H sus* Party
(S) M lckls Crans
(1 ) Day I* Court
(S) I.ocal Kswa. Waa1:11 (1 ) Nawa— LDa Howard
(bar
111! ( ! ) Loratta Young
( I ) Captain Kangaroo
OUR ANCESTORS
tu it
through it and am none the
worse for It. I think our kids
today are so pampered it's
pitiful.
MOREY IN OAKLAND
• ••
DEAR ABBY: I read the
letter f r o m
"Likes
It
Peaceful" with much intereat. I agree with her hus
TELEVISION
I : t l (S ) Kawacopa
ub
Bant a r t
U )s
band, who refused to drive
the carload o f children to
school because he thought
the walk would do them
good. When I was a boy no
body chauffeured us to
school and wo didn't expect
It. We walked two miles
there and back every day
In all kinds o f weather and
we didn't live in California,
cither. Not only that, but
when I was six years old
and had to hava my tonsils
out, my mother gave me a
nickel and put me on the
street car and told tbe con
ductor to drop me off at the
hospital. She came to get
T
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W it
By Abigail Van Buren
TYPt
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t
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MAGIC.
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••tin t! d*»*ct» In workmanship #n*
materials and road haitrd Injuries
(axespt lapaxabla puncture*) for th*
Me of th* oii* io* i traa*.
NO UMfTON MILIt OR MONTHS
...r*pUc«m*ntt sr* preraUd *n trmd
wear and based an flrastand prtca
current *1 Urn* *4 adjustment.
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S e r v i c e B y E x p e r t s with P r e c i s i o n t u r n p m e n t
FIRST & FRENCH
SANFORD
PH. FA
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�X i Members
Mrs. Fred Alford, Bride
Feted At Oviedo Party
By Bernice Kelsey
M rs.. Louise Beasley was
hostess at her home in Oviedo
for a miscellaneous shower
honoring Mrs. Freddie Alford,
recent bride.
The party room* were dec
orated In red and white. Red
roses and red and white gerbera daisies were used in the
flower arrangement*. The re
freshment table was covered
with a red organia cloth cen^
tered with a bouquet of white
carnations, snapdragons and
orange blossoms with white
candles on either side. Punch
was served from a Urge sli
ver punch bowl with heart
shaped cookies, red and white
party sandwiches, mint* and
nuts.
Guesta were Mr*. Lawrence
D. Wood, mother o f the bonoree, Joanie and Anne Ride
nour, Carol Parker, Diane
Aulln, Rose Beasley, Virginia
Beasley, Nadine Crews, Car
olyn Jacobs, Karen Kennedy,
Alice Fox, Diane Gaydlck,
Jane Lundy, Mr*. II. R. Spen
cer and Mrs. Billy Smithson.
“ Roses In Florida”
Film V iew ed By
Dirt Gardeners
Mr*. W. E. Klrchhoff was
hostess to Dirt Gardeners
circle o f the Sanford Garden
Club for the January meeting.
Mr*. F. A. Palmer, Mrs. J. N.
Robson Jr. and Mrs. W. A.
Kratzert were co-hostesses.
After the business meeting,
conducted by Mr*. C. D.
Perry, president, a film on
growing rose* in Florida wax
abown by E. C. Lundberg, of
the County Agriculture Cen
ter. Roses grafted on Fortunlana rootstock grow larg
er, ipore vigorously, produce
more flowers and live years
longer than planU grown on
any other rootstock, Lundberg
explained. Tha new bulletin
"R otes in Florida" may be
obtained from the county
agent.
The horticulture Ulk by
Mrs. Baker was about "cygon," a new spray for control
o f scale on camellias, also
"ZT I" for petal blight of azaMrs. Herbert Plapp, Stone
Island, wai a guest. Members
present were Mmes. C. D.
Perry, S. C. Dickerson, R. F.
Robison, Myron Smith, J. R.
Wells, E. D. Rinehart, C. W.
Baker, L. E. Leepcr, William
Bristol, Clyde Ramsey, Char
les Weaver, E. S. McCallum,
George Harden, I. K. Batten
and the hostesses.
Oviedo
Personals
By Bernice Kelsey
Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Bucklew apd daughter, Pat, re
turned last week from Ala
bama whrru they visited their
parents, Mrs. J. O. Bucklcw,
Horton, Ala., and Mr. and
Mrs. J. It. Cokrr, Arab, Ala.
Mrs. B. F. Wheeler Sr. has
as house guests friends from
Fayetteville, Ga„ Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. Jackson and Mrs.
W. B. Hollingsworth, and
from Jasper, Fla., Mrs. P. D.
Sandlin.
Soak mops overnight per
iodically in a strong hot bak
ing toda solution to prevent
them fron. getting a sour,
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MRS. FREDDIE ALFORD
Ballard, McNair
Engagement Told
Mr*. Gertrude Ballard, Fern
Park Mobile Homes, announc
es tbe engagement of her
daughter, Ellleen Patricia, to
L. Douglas McNair, Alta
monte Sprlngi, aon of Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford McNair.
The bride-elect is a student
at Lyman High School and
will complete her cducallon
there. The bridegroom-clcct
is in the U. 8 . Navy, station
ed at Miramar, Calif.
Wedding date and plan* will
be announced later.
Annual
Contest
Zeta XI chapter members,
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, met
at the borne of Mrs. Richard
nutler In Wynnewood. Mr*.
Joe T. Corley was co-hostess.
Mrs. P. R. Bach, chapter
sponsor, was welcomed back
after several months leave of
absence. Grace Marie Stinecipher also returned after a
leave of absence from the
chapter.
Mrs. Robert Wlnsa, presi
dent, conducted the business
meeting. Mrs. Louis Linnekugel, ways and means chairplans for the annual baby con
test sponsored by the group.
She announced that letters
had been sent to local civic
organizations, and any organ
ization not receiving a letter
and wishing to sponsor a baby
in the contest may obUln in
formation by calling Mrs.
Llnnekugel. Members were
asked to take a "white ele
phant" to the next meeting,
to be sold during the social
hour to boost the "sunshine"
fund.
Other members attending
were Mr*. Fred Wilson, Mr*.
Phil Boyd, Mrs. Edison My
ers, Mrs. Vincent Cara, Mrs.
S. O. Dorminey and Mrs.
Gary Jludglna.
Girl Scout Troop 223, made
up of fifth and alxth grade
students, havo embarked on
an ambitious project. During
the month of January tho
acouti will earn their cooking
badge.
This project is under the
direction of Miss Lucy Now
lin, Home Economist for Flor
ida Power and Light Com
pany. At the laat meeting
Miss Nowlin concentrated on
indoctrinating the girls in
kitchen equipment. She ex
plained cooking terms, correct
use of cooking inatrumeuta
and how to use an electric
stove. She gave each girl
a recipe book and an apron.
At the next session the young
cooks will prepare a dish and
then have the fun of eating
to aec how well they did. The
"cooking school" is being con.
ducted at the Jr. High School
kitchen
Troop members are: Susie
Adams, Margie Rail, Kakl
Bishop, Suzanne Rrown, Lu
anne Dangleman, Cynthia Du
Bols, Jennette Dunn. Carol
Harden, Ann MacLauchlln,
Freddie Berryhill Celebrates
16th Birthday With Party
Freddie Berryhill celebrat
ed her 16th birthday with a
party given by her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Berryhill,
and Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Sens*kovlc, her sister and brotherin-law, Saturday evening at
their home, 2417 Summerlin
Avenue.
Decorations In pink and
white were used Inside the
where
the young guests danced to
recorded music. Later in the
evening a scavenger hunt was
enjoyed.
A large birthday cake, po
tato chips, candy and soft
drinks were served. Invited
guests were Ernie Steele,
Bevarly Baglcy, Bob Martin,
Mcda Neiman, Susan Stein,
Mike Williams, Sharon Ball,
Topper Avcnei, Patsy Foy,
Steven Stein, Clyvla Bate
man, Tommy King, Denver
Vodoplcb, Vickie McArdle,
Ginger Norris, Dean Smith,
Linda Jamigan, David Mor
ris, Robert Best, Gay Stanley,
Archie Smith, Slyvia Wil
liams, Ernie Baumcistcr, Pat
Mackall, Ronnie Crawford,
Cathy Cnmmack, Joel Fehd,
Pam Patterson, David Jar
rell, Mike Cannon, Leonard
Aucoln, Gary Griffis, Mike
Ogden, Sharon Drccm, Char
les Stein, Susan Burgess,
nichard Burns, Angela Hurt,
Pete Reynolds and Ncllc
King.
Caladium Slides
By Dr. Darby For
Central Circle
The Central circle of the
Sanford Garden Club met for
the January meeting at the
lakefront home of Mrs. Frank
Evana In Lake Mary.
Dr. John Darby, of the
Florida State Experimental
Station, was the guest speak
EILLEEN BALLARD
er. He gave an Interesting
and Informative talk on caladluma. Dr. Darby showed
Most people know t h a t
beautiful slides of caladlumi
American poultry is process
grown at the experimental
ed under close supervision of
farm* and of the thousands
the U. 8 . Department o f Ag
grown In his garden. Thli
riculture, b a t there still
talk, and the color alldoa, In
seems to be some confusion
Mr. ami Mr*. Harrison
spired members to use more
between poultry Inspection Rernrltter,
Dellary
Court,
caladluma for color and beau
and grading.
have as their guests Mr. and
ty In their yards.
They are two different oper Mrs. Andro Mcrm, New York,
Mrs. William T. Cavanaugh,
ations, dono by different peo and Mr. ami Mr*. Louis liedpresident, conducted the busple, for a different purpose. berg, Minong, Wi*.
Incas meeting and committee
Roth are done, however, by
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wil
reports were given. Mrs.
trained specialists of USDA’a liams, Park Lane, have re
Voile Williams Sr. reported on
Agricultural Marketing Ser turned from a holiday vaca
the new building committee,
vice.
tion in Cleveland, Ohio, where
Mrs. A. K. Rossettcr spoke on
Poultry Inspection is an ex they visited friends and rela
bird conservation, Mrs. E. R.
amination of the bird during tives.
Woods announced all nuts
DcUary Choristers met at
slaughter and processing, to
were sold for the fund raising
Insure that it la wholesome the home o f Mrs. Charles W.
project a n d
Mrs. James
and suitable for peoplo to eat. Dentler, New York Avenue,
Thompson reported the Christ
Poultry inspection is required for an early rrhearsul ami
mas gift! to the Good Sa
hy law for all poultry moving were entertained later al the
maritan Hume were greatly
in Interstate and forslgn Orchid House for luncheon
appreciated.
commerce.
Members present w e r e
by Mrs. Dentler.
Poultry grading la an ex
Mmes. W. L. Merritt, E. R.
Rev. and Mra. Cecil N. Ogg,
amination of Uie bird during Hibiscus Drive, have return
Wood. F. E. Bolz, R. W. Turproreiiing to determine ita ed from a holldiy trip to
ncr, Volie Williams Sr., B. C.
level of qualily. It la avail- Kentucky where they visited
Moore, George Chapman Jr.,
ablo to packera on a volun their grandchildren.
C. E. Chanlot, Clarence Jcitary basis; it is not required.
sup, George McCall, A. K.
Mrs. Sophia Stuttorhrlm,
About half of all poultry sold Dellary I)r., has Mrs. Kay
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fel Ilossctlcr, James Thompson,
is graded by the Agricultural Trautman, New York, stay- lows of Red Hook, N. Y., Guy Stcnstrom, W. T. Cava
Marketing Service.
Ing wlUi her for her annual called on Mrs. Harry Osteen naugh, Frank Evans and a
The inspection mark Is cir visit in DeBary.
Saturday.
guest, Mrs. Bill Thomas.
cular. Poultry bearing this
Mr. and Mra. Stanley Ra
mark is safe to eat, anum - der, Clara Vista, returned
ing that it hai been properly this past week from North
handled after Inspection. The Carolina, where they visited
grade mark Is shield-shaped. their daughter and her fareGrade A Is tho top grade —
Hilt poultry hai the highest
meat yield, Is well finished,
penaal o f Bunnyslda Lana
and has the finest appear.
have as their guest her Bis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mra. I* P. Gabbard, Col
Work moist soap into the lege Station, Texas. Thla la
cracks between floorboards to the third winter the Gabbards
HUNDREDS OF ITEMS PRICED
hava wintered in DeBary.
quiet a creaking floor.
Poultry
Processing
Puzzles
DeBary
Personals
For Home
Members
Mr*. Bill Kirk, program
chairman, ha* planned and
aet up an Interesting and un
usual evening for member* of
the American Home Depart
ment, Sanford Woman’s Club,
this evening.
At 8 p.m. members and
guesta will meet at the Ac*
Beauty Salon, Mayfair Inn,
where Odette Hasty, manager
of tbe ahop, will give facial*
and demonstrate the benefit*
derived. She will also do two
haii»l;Scv~ fciiiplmiuuig per
sonality of the models.
~ Model* fuI tfitT facials anil
hairstyling will be Mrs. Ralph
Austin Smith, Mr*. W. L.
Gramkow Sr., Mr*. William
Stringfield and Mr*. A. 0 . Ro
berts. Mrs. Julian Wilson and
Mrs. Boyd Coleman will be
hostesses.
Each has bis pet way of do
ing things. Don't criticize
constantly.
FREDDIE BERRYHILL, (right front) nt the birthday party Riven for
her by Mr. and Mra. S. F. Sensukovic (left) and her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
II. E. Berryhill.
Personality Affected By
Poor Vision, Watch Signs
Casselberry
By Patricia McCormack
United Press International
N E W Y O R K (U PI) „
..
.
.
"O uch," says tho tooth when
it hurts.
doesn't know why he mil
much of the material on
b l K k b o a r d . Studying or ri
Ing of any kind is such
on|M| lhat ho doci u b;
or nol al a)|.
Mrs. Agnes Williams, Longwood, is a patient at Florida
Sanitarium and Hospital.
But what, says the eye
when it'* in need of pain-relicvcrT
"Nothing," as a rule, says
the Better Vision Institute —
and that is a dangerous altualion for seeing persons, Ineluding all who
can sec
enough to read this dispatch.
The complaint against vislon's nature stems from the
fact that if nature provided
an eyeache Uie way ah* has
provided the toothache, millions of Americans, dangeroualy in need of eye care,
would
bo doing something
about It.
The facts, ma'am and sir:
If naturo provided tho same
toothy sick warning signals
regarding rye aliments, the
sick in vision wouldn't put off
necessary examinations. But
they do—because the ache’s
not there.
School children, say the exports at tbe Better Vision In
stltute, are particularly subJect to attack.
A child, for example, with
10 40 vision has no conception
of what 20-20 vision is like. He
All Sradcs go down
*1
poor vision aifccts
o n |y academic confidence
personality as well, says
gust A. Nelson, executive
rctary of tho Better. VI
Institute,
»|f , chRd isn’ t doing
wcll in school as he might,
eyesight should be the I
thing checked," Nelson i
in an interview,
"We advise parents to
serve the child when he n
and to look for any of tl
»igns," Nelson said, as
]0ws:
—Rubbing the eyes ex
slvcly.
—Shutting or covering
eye.
—Tilting the head or thi
ing it forward.
—Blinking more than us
—Squinting or frowning
ccssi'/ely.
"Any one o f these sigi
Nelson said, "can be a ay
tom of eye trouble.
"The only way to Jetcrr
the nature of the prnblen
by a professional eye ez
ination."
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MAKE YOUR
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Personals
Selections Now
From The I-argest
Display In Sanford,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Knudson and ions, Jim and Jon.
Almond, WU., were recent
house guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Mile*, Jewel Drive,
Forest City.
Gift* • Cards - Books
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ft
District
DeBary Woman’ s
Nurses Association
Club T o Hear
T o Meet
Dr. Armour
Florida Nurses A llocation,
District 37, will meet Jan. 20
at S p.m. at the Health Cen
ter on French Avenue.
M in M a r l o n McKenna,
preildcnt, Florida Nurses Association, will be the program
speaker. Her subject, "What
Membership In the American
Mursei Association and Flor
ida Nunes Association Can
Do for Us in our Economic
Security.”
All members are urged to
—attend and -clI-rc;lilcreu -ptofessional nurses are invited.
For Mimosa
Circle
Mimosa circle, Sanford Gar
den Club, met Thursday, for a
workshop on plaques, at the
home o f Mrs. James R. Askew
la DsBsry. Co-hostess was
Mrs. Howard Rice.
Mrs. R. L. Cllcquennol will
be hostess fo r the next meet
ing o f the elrcle Feb. 13.
INVESTITURE ceremony for Brownie Troop 527 wns htW recently at
Grace Methodist Church. Mrs. Robert Thomas And Mrs. J. M. Watkins
are leaders of the troop. Brownies pictured are (front row from left)
Margie Harris, Vera Turner, Knrcn Blunden, Mala Ayers, Beth Coving
ton, Cindy Preston, (second row) Coleen Harrison, Kathleen Prokoshch,
Pam Thomas, Juno Johnson, Donna Trovinger, Lisa Fitzpatrick, (back
row) Wanda Watkins, Gwen Smitherman, Bonnie Stndig, Jnnet Hawkins,
and Renee Russell.
(Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.)
Antique Show
Langford Hotel
Jan. 20-21-22
1 P .M . to 10P.M .
Perma-lift
Osteen Personals
By Mrs. Clarence Snyder
visitors from East Liverpool,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ohio.
Lawson spent Friday in Al
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Waggon
lendale visiting Mr. and Mrs.
er of Lima, Ohio, flew in by
Max Walton, who are winter
jet to Orlando, Wcdncaday
and will be at their winter
home at Lemon Bluff for the
winter.
SALE
REG.
$3.95
No. 110
$2.50
GIRDLES
No. 3618
$8.95
No. 3644
$6.50
Playgirl
Recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Melrose were their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Merrill Melrose,
end soni, Billy and Gary, of
Owosso, Mien., and another
son, Warren, his wife and
daughter,
Ruth, o f Flint,
Mich. Tlie Merrell Melrose
family have returned borne
but Warren and family are
now in Sluart and will go la-
FASHIONS
S2S-U1I
GIGANTIC JANUARY
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
Handbags
OUR ENTIRE
STOCK
Wide Selection O f Stylet ft Colors
AH One Price
M
ter to Key West for the rest
of the winter. Mr. and Mr*.
John Melrose spent the week
end in Stuart
Enterprise Personals
By nrien Snodgrass
Mrs. M. Brown, Orlando,
The regular meeting of the
DeBary Woman’s Club will be was a guest, Sunday, of Mr.
Jan. 17 at 3 p.m. In the Cen and Mrs. J. B. Ovlatt.
ter. Gueit speaker will be Dr.
Rev. and
Mri. Charles
Rollln S. Armour of Stetson
Seldcnsplnncr, Decatur, Ga.,
University who will speak on
visited the C. A. Hendersons
"Religion.” Gr«elers wUl be recently.
Mrs. Hugh Booth and Sirs.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tropt
Robert Henderson. Presiding
at the tea table will be Mrs. were hosts recently to the
Wallace Gablcr and Mrs. newly organised group from
this area meeting for the pur
Ewald Michelscn. Mrs. Theo
dore (Silly will supervise the
.refreshments.______ ._________
The following members will
Wear this easy-fitting apron
be hostesses at the Volusia
with comfortable easel Sim
County luncheon meeting In
ple to sew and launder as it
DeBary: Mrs. E. Reed, chair
man, Mrs. Albert Salisbury, opens at the shoulders.
No. 3900-H has tissue —
Mrs. Talman Van Arsilale
PLEASE STATE SIZE: 38, (0
and Mrs. Chester Rearick.
The Education Department or 42; color transfer for pan
under the chairmanship of sies; directions.
Mrs. Richard Friedle, Es
To order send 35 cents In
trella Road, met at Mrs. coins for each pattern to:
Friedlc's home to bear Dean
Creative Woman
C. Redstone of the Daytona
The Sanford Herald
Junior College speak. His talk
Box 433, Midtown Station
was on our teenagers and the
New York 18, N. Y.
education being offered by the
Add 10 cents for first-clan
college. Refreshments were mailing.
served by the hosts and her
Print name, address with
committee.
aona, style number and sUe.
Ways and means chairman,
Gloria Accardl, will have an
old fashioned vaudevile even
ing Jan. 23 at 7:30 p.m. at the
Community Center, sponsored
by the DeBary Woman's Club.
There will be headline acts,
and a good time is In store
for all. Make your reserva
Even In today's homes, the
tions early. All residents in
modern
versions of the old
the area are invited to attend.
fashioned broom>closet can ba
a boon or bane, depending
upon your uae of the space at
hand.
One way to avoid letting
them turn into frustrating ver
sions of Fibber McGee's clut
tered old-time closet la to
hang brooms, dust mops,
sweepers and other cleaning
aids rather than trying to
stand them on end.
It la easy to bang extra
hook* within the closet, and
on the back of the door. Ex
tra hooks are inexpensive,
and a plastic selection now on
(he market, can be affixed
without the uae of nails or
tools. Thay coma with a pa
tented wood Insert treated
with a special adhesive which,
when moistened with water,
permits placing them exactly
where you want them, and
casionally. Reduce heat; par they stay in place firmly aa
tially cover and simmer T long ai you want to use them.
minutes. While soup Is sim
One especially good for
mering, sprinkle gelatin on back-of-the-door use is a
1 cup tomato Juice to eoftea. three-prong hook, each prong
Add gelatin to soup and stir swinging out at the touch of
until completely
dissolved. a finger, for hanging duyt
Mix In remaining tomato cloths, cleaning rags, small
JuJce. Pour Into 12 individual brushes and other small aids
molds. Chill until firm. Un to good housekeeping.
mold and aerva with mounds
A wide variety of colors
of Crab or Chicken Salad.
permits selection to harmon
Crab Salad: Ctean and flake ise with your present color
It pound cooked crab meat. scheme.
Combine with 1 cup finely
chopped celery, 2 tablespoons
finely chopped parsley and Vi
cup real mayonnaise. Chill un
til serving time.
A 2/e Robert L. Albert is
Chicken Salad: Lightly mix spending two weeks hero with
2 eupe diced cooked chicken, his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
1 cup cooked p e u , 1 cup dic Tom Albert, end family. He
ed celery, 1 teaspoon grated was accompanied home by a
onion, H teaspoon salt, dash friend A 2 /e James Reed. Co
pepper, end H cup real may lumbus, Ohio. Both Airmen
onnaise. T om until coated with are enrolled In electronic
mayonnaise. ChlU until earr teehalclaaa school at Keeiler
ing time.
Air Fore* Base, Biloxi, Miss.
$199
When it la your turn to
hostess the social circle or
other club groups, make it n
salad and sandwich luncbcoo.
For the salad, suggested here
are Individual molds of to
mato aspic each topped with
a mound of crab or chicken
salad.
Finger
sandwiches
made with both light and dark
bread and a variety of fillings
complete the main course.
Make the tomato aspic this
new quick way with a soup
mix, and for the best flavor
and quality, make the crab
and chicken salad with real
mayonnaise.
RECEPTION SALAD
1 envelope eprlng vegetable
soup nix
3 cup water
3 envelope* unfavored gelatin
1 ( 1-pint, 2-ounce) can toma
to Juice
Tour soup mix into sauce
pan. Gradually stir in water.
Bring to e boll, stirring o c
Each
LIMIT
ONE
OP
’EM
EACH
AND
ARTICLE
PER
$599
**We undersell them all. . . we
only aric you to come in & see*’
DAISY
FLOWER SHOP
Ph. 838-2741
Seminole r ia is
Seminole Plata — Casaalberry
Altamonte
HELENE CURTIS
SPRAY NET.
Personals
By Jolla Bartoa
Mr. and Mri. Luther Lewli,
Raleigh, N. C., former resi
dents of Winter Park, an
nounce the birth of a daugh
ter, Susan Dianne, Dee. 28.
Maternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hauaer,
Dol Ray Manor. Paternal
grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Charles W. Lewis, Rutherfordton, N. C. Mr. and Mrs.
Hauser
recently
returned
from Raleigh where they
visited their daughter and her
family.
V
LUSTRE CREME
HAIR SPRAY
PRELL SHAMPOO
PRICE
SUPER
ANAHIST
REG. 98e
79
Bath mats can be made re
versible and will last longer
If a Turkish towel Is sewn on
the bottom skle.
2
Loom Leaf
Notebook Paper
100 8heeta
R ef. 29c
lc
19
R O U M IL L A T ’S W A LG REEN
DOWNTOWN SANFORD
Jm a l Q lm h m U Jl
Dresses
Reg. 10.95 to 38.95
Sportswear
Capri* — Carcoat* — Blouses
Jew elry
1 RACK OF
Dresses
MEN'S KNEE LENGTH
Values 12*95 to 39.95
Rubber Boots
Regular
$4.98
ALL
$159
■ Pair
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL 8:00
u n a jin lW < |
Silver Dollar Shoe Store
DOWNTOWN SANFORD
For Iter At The
AFTER INVENTORY —
Regular
$3.98
Dress Shoes & Loafers
AU Going For
Tell Her There In
A FREE CORSAGE
GARDS & GIFTS
Ph. 147-2888
PRICE
LARGE SELECTION MEN’S
O
Mrs. Bob Karas
$ & o Ia
CUSTOM 1
First Quality, IIJ l Os.
D a li
If You See
Valentine Cards
And Party Goods
SAVE!
Wrangler Jeans
$199
Mrs. B. F. Wheeler Sr. was
hostesi at a luncheon recent,
ly, at her home In Oviedo for
Mrs. J. S. Hopkins who in
visiting her sister, Mrs. B. G.
Smith, for the winter months.
Mrs. Wheeler used arrange
ments of eameillai on the
luncheon table. Thoia Invited
were Mrs. B. O. Smith. Mr*.
Enoch Partin, Mra. R. E. Kei*
soy and Mra. George Morgan.
Heat Selection HALLMARK
S P EC IA LS !
Largv Selection
Sites 4 to 11
Entertained
The ladles of the morning
elrcle of the W. S. C. S. of
Bsrnett Memorial Methodist
Church are sponsoring the or
ganisation of a volunteer
group of ladies and young
girls to do volunteer work at
the DeBary Manor Nuralng
Home. The group met to elect
temporary officers; Mrs. Mirl
Winkler,
chairman;
Mra,
Ruth Sain,
vice-chairman;
Mrs.- C*Uh:i itm~ Bruce, 'secre
tary. Uniforms and a name for
the organisation were discussed. Those attending were
Mrs.
Mirl
Winkler,
Mrs.
Catherine Bruce, Mrs. Lois
Parker, Mri. Ella Raa Dunn,
Mrs. Margaret Lawson, Mrs.
Dorothy
Emanuel,
Etta
Emanuel, Enterprise; Mrs.
Nan Edwards, Mrs. Ruth
Sain, Rente Lockwood, Paula
Matson, Dor!. Harrison and
Carolyn Urban, DeBary.
Personals
CLIP
Ladies Flats
Visitor In Oviedo
one In tha area, Is Invited.
Sturdy Hooks
CO U PO N
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
«
pose of religious education
and fellowship. A covered
dish supper was enjoyed and
the following officer* elected:
Dick Tropf, president; Ed
Perry, vice-president; Char
lotte Wells, aecrctary-treasurer; Oulda Davis, program
chairman. The group will
meet the fourth Friday of
each month with the next
meeting tentatively set at the
DeBary
Methodist Church.
Anyone interested in Joining,
not only Methodists, but any-
Winter
Ladies Luncheon For Twelve
Mr. and Mri. James Camp
bell of Rochester, N. Y ., ac
companied his father, Purl
Campbell, to New Smyrna
Beach and were guesti of
Mrs. Frank George for sevoral days.
FERN PARK
FERN PLAZA
Jan. 18, 1964 — Pag* 9
Out-Of-W ay On
Mrs. W. B. Whidden is a
patient in Seminole Memorial
Hospital.
ANNUAL JANUARY
BRAS
No. 139
fr r«9
Cleaning Aids
Winter Park
With This A d -----------80*
Child re* ___________ 25c
"Another Jansen-Dyer
Show”
ftw fnrt
CREATIVE —
Plaque Workshop
Daily
Admission 75c
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CHANCERY AO. 13411
C arroll L W ard and Dorothy T U B NORTH ORLANDO COMPANT, A F lorida Corporation,
R. W ard, b it w lfa
P la in tiff,
Plaintiff* •v*.
vs.
BERNARD O. KINO and
W. n. Gallow hur. a lio known DOROTHY D. KINO, hi* w lf*.
a* W ill (J. O allow hur. at al
Defendant*.
D efendants
NOTICE o r H U T IX
Order o f Pnblteaflao
M 0R TU 4U E F O R K C I.O H R E
•TATE OP K L O R lU t TO TH E TO i BERNARD O. KINO and
IIE P E M I AXTAi
DOROTHY D. KINO, hi*
W. U. O allow hur. al*o known
w lf*.
a* Wilt (1. Uatlowliur. and -----WIIOSK RF.SIDKNCB IS
O allow hur, apoua* o f W. (1.
BUFFALO. ERIE COUN
O allow hur: K. Alexander I'ow*
TY. N E I f Y O l t K. and
*11 and ------ Pow ell. *puu»* o f
WHOSE A D D R E S S IS:
K. Alexander P ow ell; Jaroee
t i l * IIA It DBM ROAD,
Mile* and ------ Mile*, *poue* o f
BUFFALO It,
Jame* Mile*; W inston if. Crlffg
NEW YORK:
and ------ O rlgg, spouse o f W in
TOU ARB HKIIKBY NOTIston K. (Irla a ; Ouy Chamber* FIKD that a Com plaint to
and ------ Chamber*., epuu«* o f
foreclose a certain m ortaaa*
Q u y _ C h A m b t j x : l f * n y _ a t —ih ^■■[■encunibcftng tha-fcHwwIwg-d*-above
nam ed
and
d esc ribed scribed real property, to -w lt:
liefeiidat il* be dead , then their
B ealnnlna at a point 440.11
u n k n o w n apouee*. heir*, deft. west o f th* Intersection
1"
nr the southerly line o f
or*, assignee*. trustee*, cre
th* Lonaw ood-O vledn Road
ditor*. or oth er parties or per
and tha eaaterly Una o f
sona, claim ing by. throuch.
Mae* noad. running thence
tinder o r against aald D efend
easterly alon g th# souther
ant*. who are not known to
ly boundary o f aald L on gb* either dr*d or a ltr*; all
w ond-O vledo Road to th*
claim ant* under any o f said
cen ter line o f Celery A ve
parti**; all pereon* o r parties
nu* a* ib o w n by plat o f
hat lax nr claim ing to hav* any
Kntamlnger Farm* Addi
r ig h t! till* or Interest In the
tion Number I a t recorded
fo llow in g deaerthad landa lo
In r le t B ook I, at page t
cated
In
Hemlnol#
County,
n f th* public rtcorda o f
Klorlda. to w it;
Sem lnol* County, F lorida ;
Southeast Q uarter (PE <4 f
thenr* w esterly a lo n g the
o f Southeast Q u a r t e r
aald center tin* o f Celery
IHE>, >
of
Faction
II,
Avenue to th* south right
Tow nship II South, liana*
o f w ay lin t o f L on gw oodII East.
Oviedo lload aa shown by
T ou are hereby notified that
•aid plat o f Enlsm lnger
the Plalntlffe, C arroll L W ard
Farm * Addition Number 1;
and D orothy ft. Ward, hi* wlf*.
thence northeasterly along
Iiav* filed suit asalnat you
Ilia aald snath right o f way
In th* Circuit Court o f lit*
tins a dletanc* o f 144.44
Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and
ft;
thence
southeasterly
fo r th* County o f 8em lnolr,
perpendicular to tha last
Slate o f Klorlda, to >|Ulet till*
described course fo r a d is
to th* real property herein
tance o f 1*0.: t ft.; thence
above described. Th* a b b re
northeasterly perpendicular
viated till* o f said suit I* Carto tha U e l described cou rt*
roll I - W ard and D orothy n.
fo r a dletanc* nf 411 ft.
Ward, hla w lf*. Plaintiff*, v*.
mor# or late to th# w ester
W . f>. O allow hur, also known
ly right o f w ay lln# o f
a* W ill II. O allow hur, *t al,
lla y ta Hoad; thenc* southDefendant*. C h a n c e r y No.
• rly alon g said w **t*rlr
11411, In th* abov* styled
righ t o f w ay lln* af Hayes
Court. You are hereby required
Road la S point 14*4 fL
and com manded to fit* your
south o f the Intersection
Answer or
oth er , d*f*u*lv*
o f tho ooutberly tin* o f
pleaJlna to th* Com plaint and
lo n g w o o d - Oviedo Road
Amendment filed In said cause
and th* waatarly line o f
on or b efor* February 17, 1114,
Hayes R oa d; run thenc*
In th* o fflca o f Clerk o f Clrwestarty and 1444 ft. from
cult Court In and fo r Setnlnol*
and parallel to th* sou th
County
Florida,
and
**rv*
erly lino o f said Longcopy o f u rn * on H arold K.
w uod-O vl*do Road to a
Jonas, 111 East Central A v ipoin t on Mosa Road 1444
nut, Orlando, Florida. A ttor
ft. southerly from tho Inney for pla in tiff*, and upon
|*rMctlnu o f th# southerly
failure to do »am*. a Deeres
lln* o f Dong wood • Oviedo
Pro Confeaeo w ill h* entered
Road
and
Ih*
aaattrly
against you and th* caua*
right o f way lln* o f Moss
proceed ex part*.
llo a d ; thenca northerly to
In W itness w hereof t have
a point 741.14 ft. south o f
hereunto set my hand and
th#
Intersection
of
tho
afflxad th* o fficia l seal o f
oou th srly lln* o f th* L on gthis Court this Ttb day o f
w ood - Oviedo Road and
January 1114.
th* w estarly lln* o f Moao
(H EAD)
H oed: thanco aaat M d e
A rthur II. Beckw ith. Jr..
grees fo r a dletanc# o f
Clerk o f Circuit Court o f
l i * ft.; thane* north I*
th* M oth Judicial Circuit
degrees for a dlatanca o f
la and for Sem lnol* Coun
It* ft.; tb*nc# oaat 14 daty, Florida.
gre** for o dlltanoo o f 14*
B yi Martha T. Tlhlaa
ft.; thine# s o rlh t* de
D eputy Clerk
gree* fo r a dletanc# o f
H arold K. Jon**, A ttorney
177.14 ft. mor# or Haa to
111 E. Central
the point o f beginning,
Orlando, Fla.
aald area contains approxlPublish Jan. I, II, II. II, 1114.
ruataly 14* acre* m or* o r
CDQ-J1
leas.
haa been filed against yea la
above-etyled
suit.
th*
IX COUNTY JUDGE'* COURT, the
UKMIXOLH COUNTY, FLOR short title o f w * le* '* 7 ™ ?
NUIITII
ORLANDO
COMPANY,
IDA
a Florida Corporation. Plain
ESTATE OF
tiff.
vereu*.
BERNARD
O.
ROBERT 8. BORDNKR,
Dec eas ed KINO and DOROTHY D. KINU,
hla w lf*. Dafandanta, and you
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TO ALL PERRONS HA VINO ar* required t* *4rv# s copy
CLAIMS
OR
D E M A N D S o f you r Anewor or other pleadIng to tho Com plaint on PUln*
A44AIXBT RAID KATATKi
Attorney*.
Mack
*•
You and each o f you ar* llt r *
hereby notified and required Cleveland. J r , and Harold F.
to flit any claim s and demands Johnson. Hulte 111
which you, o r either o f you. U ntie National Rank Building.
m ar hev# eaalnst aald aatata Hanford. Florid*, and flU tho
Anewar
or
other
In the o ffice o f Hon. C. Vernon original
Mis*. Jr.. County Juda* o f pleading In tha o ffle# o f th#
Semlnolo County, at hla offlca Clerk o f th# Circuit Court on
In tha Court llou eo In Sanford. or betoro tho 11th day o f F eb
Florida, within ala calandar ruary, A. D. 11*4. If yo#
month* from th# tlm# o f tha to do so. o decree pro confirst publication o f Ihl* nolle#. reeao w ill b» taken against
Each elatm or demand must you fo r tho rolU f dim andod
ba la w rltln a »nd contain tha la th t Com plaint.
Thla N otice ehall ko pu bllih plara o f resldancs and post
o fflca address o f tha claim ant od once o w eek fo r four con
secutive
w eeks la Th# Han
and must b* sw orn to by th*
eU lm sn i. hi* a s* n l, o r a tto r ford Herald, a newspaper clrney, o r th* asm* ahall b* void, culated la Hemlnola County,
/ a / Jeannette V. Bordner
Florida.
.
. ,
Dated thta 7th day o f JaaA* Executrix o f aald *atat*
uary, A. D. 111*.
Tutw O ffice
ICARDI A PATTON
** A rthur H. Beckw ith. J r .
101 Fairbanks Avenu#
Clerk o f Circuit Court
W inter Park. Florida
B y: Martha T. VlhUa, D.C.
Publlah Jan. I. 14, II. I«. 1**«
Mack
N. CUveUnd. Jr.
CDQ-1I
and Harold F. J o b n .cn
A ttorney* fo r p la in tiff
FICTITIOUS NAME
Hulls 411 fcanford AtlaatU
NOTICE IS hereby given that N a fl Bk. Bldg.
I am ansaged In buelnea# a l Hanford. Klorlda
H ighw ay 17-R1 and Houth St.. Pnblleh Jan. I, 14. 14. 44, 1144.
Kern Park. Fla. P. O. Box W4,
•
Fern Park. Hemlnol* County, CDQ-41
Florida, under th# flctltlou a
nam* o f, Itlkeha
Tnn, and IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF
that I Intend to r«s l* t* r aald T H E NINTH JUDICIAL CIR
nam* w ith th# Clark o f tha CUIT. IN AND FOR SEMI.
Circuit CourD Hemlnol# Coun NOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA.
ty, F lorida, In accordance with IN CHANUKEV NO. 1S44S
th* provision* o f tho Flctltloua HOLLO W AT M A T E R I A L S
Nam* Hlatulas, lo -w ltl Section CORPORATION, • Florida oorI S i.t l Florida Htatuta* 1441. poratlon, .1
H is: Jeno F. Paulucol
Publish Jau. I f. 11, •• A Y4»>.
W ILLIAM K. MULLINS sad
1. 1M«.
LULA U U I.U N I, ht* w lf*.
CDQ-41
NOTII'R OF MASTER'S SALE
NOTICE IH HKIIKIIT GIV
EN that th* undersigned, as
Master under and by
Whole Houm Comfort Hpeclal
virtu* o f th* F i n a l
D o
ers* h e r e t o f o r e oatered
la Youni Wllh A —
In
that
oor tain
oau*o
pending in ih* Circuit Court
o f the Ninth Judicial Circuit
o f Florida, la and for Remtnole County, Florida, la Chan
cery No. 11*41. la which H ol
i n r y s l i r
low ay C oacral*. In s , H ollo
w ay
M alarial*
Corporation,
Central F lorida Lumber A Sup
ply C o , sad Bob W ig gla s are
P lain tiffs,
oad
W illiam
E.
Mullins sad Lula Mullins, hla
w lf*. are Defendant*, under
and by virtu* o f th* term*
tboroof. w ill o ffe r fo r sal*
and tell at ynbll* eatery to
tbs h ighest and beat blddtr for
cash at tb* front door o f th*
Courthouse o f Hemlnol* Coun
ty, In Ih* City o f Hanford.
— FROM —
Florida, oa Ih* Ird day of
February. 1144, a l It tit o'clock
A. M , tb* asm* being a legal
aalta day and tha hour a legal
hour o f sale, th* fotlow fog
described property oltuat* la
Romlnola County, Florida:
Lot 4. B lock a HENSON'S
ACRES, a ccording to th*
plat th ereof aa recorded In
p la t Book I, Pag* It,
Public Record* o f Hemlool*
County. Florid*.
Tk* aald property a* a fore
STOP BY OR CALL — said.
togeth er with all th*
tenements, hereditament* and
appurttaanesa thereunto be
lon ging. or la sa y wise ap
pertaining.
being laid to nai
KXl'KUT BEBVICING
lery said doer**.
D ated thla 41th day * f DosMIS PASS DB.
amber. ltM .
A lbert K. Fttto
Special Master In Chancery
B^NFORD, FLA.
Publlih J s s . J, I, 14, II, i h l
CENTRAL
HEATING
SYSTEM
Southern
Air
FA 2-8321
CDP-tl
IN T E E COUNTY JUDGE**
COUNT, IN AND FOE nEMIXOI.K COUNTY. FLORIDA.
IX RR t E I T I T E o r
ALFRED ARTHUR CHARLEH
PAR K E R . aUo known as A L
FRE D CHARLES PAR K E R .
Dereaeed.
NOTICE OF ENTRY OF O lt.
DEN DECL (R IN G A D M IX I*.
TRATION UNNECESSARY
TO I All persons having any
claim s or demand* agalnet
th* eetat* o f Alfred A r
thur Charlee Parker, alee
known as Alfred Charles
P arker;
Tou and each o f you ar*
hereby notified that an Order
declaring th* adm inistration o f
the eetat* o f Alfred Arthur
Chart** I'arker, a im known as
A lfred Charles Talker, deceas
ed. as unnrc****ry ha* been
entered l>y the llon n ra b U C.
Vernon Ml**. Jr.. Judge o f th#
C ounty Judge** Court nf Hem Inol* C ounly,“"PfoFnnC i lie 1>>1*T"
rash value o f eald eetat* wa*
determined to Id 12.471.51 and
w m ilV lg li» J B)1 4Udi order lo tKathleen
Y.
Blackford. 144
Hemlnary
Circle,
Altam onte
Spring*. Florida, and R obert
II. Parker, 1*1 Neville Park
Boulevard. Toronto II, Canada.
af Kathleen T. B lackford
Orville Johneon MI
Attorney at leew
H ighway 17-11
Fern Pai . Fla.
Publlih Jan.
71. It, A Fab.
4. 11*4.
CDQ-41
FICTITIOUS NAME
NOTICE IH hereby given Diet
I am engaged In buelneee at
Altam onte Spring*. Hemlnol*
County,
Florida,
under
tn*
flctltloua nam* o f JOE'S REN
DEZVOUS; and that 1 Intend
to register aald name w ith Ih*
Clerk o f th* Clrrult Court.
Semlnol* County. Florida, In
accordance with the provtalons
o f th* Flctltloua Nam* Sta
tute*. to -w lt: Section 14,01
Florida Statutes 1147.
Klgi Joeeph H b t tr
Publlih Jaa. 1, I, 14. 11. 114L
CDP-144
la
tb*
Cwnrt o f
th*
C o n str
J u d g e , gem inate C oanty, Stats
o f Florida, la Probat*
In re tb* Eetat* oft
LEON Q. PICKER!NO.
Deceased.
FINAL NOTICE
N olle* la hereby given that
th* underelgned w ill, an th*
teth day o f February, A. D.
t l t t , present to th* H onorable
County
Judge
of
Sem lnol*
County, Florida, bio final re
turn. account and voucher*, as
E xecu tor o f tha Batat* a t
LEON Q. PICKERING, deceas
ed, and at eald tlm*. then and
tiler*, mak* application to th*
eald Judge fo r a final settle
ment o f hla adm inistration o f
eald eetat*. and for an order
disch argin g him aa such K ioeutor.
lu te d this th* 4th day *4
January. A. D. 1144
HOMER M. Ol.EASON
Aa E xecutor o f th* Eetat#
o f LEON Q. PICKERING
Deceased.
tTENSTItOM, D A V lg *
McINTOSH
A ttorneys fo r E xecutor
Poet O ffice Drawer l i l t
Hanford, Florida 11771
Publish Jan. I, II, 11, II, 1114
C D Q .ll
IN T H E
CIRCUIT COURT,
NINTH JUDICIAL CIEUUIT,
IN
ANO
FOE
HKMIXOI.H
COUNTY, FLO RID A. IN CIIANu
CKHY XO. IMN3
XOTII'R TO DEFEND
IX NEi Petltlea o f
JOSEPH BARTON B R O W E
and LOVEDT O. BROWN
T U B STATE OF FLORIDA TO*
LOUISE W ILLIAMS
W hoa* reeldtnc* and P ost
orric* Address Is unknow n
TOU ARK H EREBY NOTI
FIED that a Petition has been
Died In th* a b ovea tylid c a m s
by JOSEPH BARTON BROWN
and LOVEDT O. BROWN. Ills
wlfa, fo r the adoption o f ERN
EST IIUDSPKIIEATH. m inor,
and you ara required to servo
a cop y o f you r answ er o r o b
je ctio n s to show caue* w hy
•aid Potltloa should not b*
granted. If any, on th* a tto r
neys fo r Petitioner*. 3TEN BTItOM. DAVIH A MelNTOSlf,
P ost O ffice Draw er t i l l . Hen*
ford. F lorida, and fit# th* o ri
ginal la tha O fflca o f th*
Clerk o f th* Circuit Court, la
and
For
Sem inole
Oounty,
Florid*, o s o r b e fo r* th# IrA
day o f February, A. D. 1114,
and htraln fall aoL or a De
ere* Pro Confesoo w ill b# en
u re d agalnet you.
WITNESS my hand and th#
officia l le a l o f aald Court la
Sanford,
Hemlnol*
County,
Florida, thla 44th day o f Do**
ember, A. D. 1441.
(REAL)
A rthur H. B eckw ith, J r Clerk o f th* C ircuit Court
B y : Martha T. VlhU a, U A
BTKNHTHOM, DAVIS *
MeINTOHH
Attorney* fo r Fetltlener#
Pott O fflca D raw er 1141
Hanford, F lorida 41771
Publlah Jaa. I, 4, 14, id. 1I4L
CDP-144
D
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f
4N T H E CIRCUIT COURT OR
T E E SIX TH JUDICIAL CIR
CUIT. IN AND FUR I K M h
NOLE COUNTY, FLO RID A.
IX CHANCERY NO. 13*34
NINTH FED E R A L HAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF
NEW YORK CITY,
P la in tiff,
v*.
ROBERT B. m iR V tK and
JESSIE S. KURV1N. h it w lfa,
Defendants.
NOTICE TO DEFEND
TOi ROBERT H. KL'ItVIN
Residence Unknown
YOU A R B IIKRKBT NOTT.
FIKD that a ou ll to foroeloe*
A M o rtg s g t ha* been f e d
•gainst you la th* Above Court
by the abov* namad P lain tiff.
Th* proporty oouabt to b*
foreclosed Is as fo llo w s:
Lot (1. LONG DALE HUBDIVISION,
accord in g
to
P lat th ereof as rooorded
In Plat Book IL Page I f,
o f th* Publle R e co rd , o f
Seminole County. Florida.
TOU ARK REQUIRED t#
file you r Anawor w ith th*
Clark or th* Court and l#
serve a cop y upon tha P la in ,
t l f f l' A ttorneys, FR E E D A NA.
THANHON. I t * South W a sh in g ,
ton Avenue, TltuavllU , Florida,
not later than February 11,
1144. I f y o * fall to do so. a
doers* pro eosfeaso w ill be en
u r e d agalnet you fo r th* ro
ller demanded tn tha Com
plaint.
WITNESS my band and seal
o f aald Court at Hemlnol*
County, thla 1th day e l J a a .
uary, 1I4L
(HEAL!
Arthur If. n ock w lth , J r ,
C lerk af Circuit Court
By M arika T. V lblon, D.C,
La w O ffices
FR E E D sa d NATHANSON
sia South W ashington Avenu*
Titusville. Florida
Publish Jaa. t , 14. U , 14. 114L I
G M JI
I
*
�Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. F A 2-5612
Phone
Classified
322-5613
322-5612
Office 204 W. First
2. Notices - Perwonals
12. Real Estate For Sale
SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN VACANT 3-Room houaa on
ER SERVICE. Part* and
large lot, newly- painted Insupplies for all makea in
aide and out, on S. Sanford
cluding:
Electrolux. New
Ave. 63,800 Cash. 666-4601
and rebuilt cleaners sold.
Enterprise.
No
home
service
call
GREENBRIAR
charge Phone FA 3-2762,
Choice
loU
available
in
2333 Park Dr. ..
Greenbrier of Loch Arbor
3. Education • Instruction
overlooking
g olf
course.
Custom building to your
PIANO A ORGAN LESSONS
specifications.
Greenbrier
Also tutoring in Foreign Lan
developed by
guages, etc. 322-3328.
KINGSWOOD
--------- BUILDER9riN<?.---------6 T o r Rent
202 Fairmont Dr.
FA 2-6074
2 BR House, kitchen equip
ped. FA 2-3636.
LOTS
2 HR., furn. duplex. AdulU. A few choice loU left In Mayfair and Loch Arbor sec
Ph. FA 2 6301.
'
tion!.
FURN. house, Lake Mary.
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
Ph. 2 3049. FA 2-6347.
Realtor
Small furn. apt., all utils, Raymond Lundqulat, Asso.
furn. $30. 322-2764.
FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
Shr
ftanfnrft
By Nadine Seltzer
SWEETIE PIE
DEADUNK*
STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED:
-Tue«., thra-Frk— 3 F .-8frd ey
before Insertion. Mon. - Set.
noon.------------------CLASSIFIED DISPLAY:
Tuo*., thru Frl. - 2 P. M. day
before insertion. Mon. • Sat.
noon.
RESPONSIBILITY:
The Herald will M be o
■possible for more than one
iacorrect Iniertlon of jou r ad,
and reienrea the rl(ht to re
vile or reject anj advertisemeet from what ordered te BEDROOM. Pvt ent. A bath. S BEDROOM, 1 bath. Kit
FA 2-WM after 3 p.m.
chen equipped. Owner be
conform he the policies of this
ing transferred. Must selL
paper.
1 BR., turn, house. 650 mo.
FA 2-2940.
8131s Laurel Ave. NO 6-4962,
CLASSIFIED INDEX
or NO 6-4814.
BEST BUY
1. Lost & Found
3 BR, 2 Bath Home, large liv
2 . N o tices - P erson a ls
FURN. Apt. 2300 Mellonvllle.
ing rm, wall-to-wall carpet
3. Education - Instruction
ing, Elec, heat In each
APT. 630 It up. Surplua City.
4. Transportation
"She heard you wars hiving French p it try
room, Kit. equipt. Double
6. Food
W E L A K A APARTMENTS:
for dssssrtT
carport,
on
large
fenced
lot.
6. For Rent
Rooms privata baths, 114
611,250.
Termsl
6A Special Notices
12. Real Batata Ter Bala 12. Real Entate For Sale
W. First St.
7. Business Rentals
8. Beach Rentals
9. For Sale or Rent
10. Wanted to Rent
11. Real Estate Wanted
12. Real Estate For Sale
13. Mortgage Loans
14. Insurance
15. Business Opportunity
16. Female Help Wanted
17. Male Help Wanted
18. Help Wanted
19. Situations Wanted
20. Babysitters
21. Beauty Salons
22. Build - Paint - Repair
23. Building Materials
24. Electrical Serricea
26. Plumbing Services
26. Radio ft Television
27. Special Services
28. Laundry Service
29. Automobile Service
29A. Auto Accessories
80. Machinery - Tools
31. Poultry - Live stock
31A. Pets
82.. Flowers - Shrubs
83. Furniture
84. Articles Tor Sale
34-A Swap or Exchange
35. Articles Wanted
S8. Automobiles - TrucJts
36-A Autos Wanted
37. Boats - Motors
88. Motorcycles - Scooters
39. Trailers - Cabanas
d O ^ a rm E jyd gm en t^ ^ ^
1. Lest ft Pound
36T: Green ft red pouch, at
Seminole Plaza Sunday nlte.
Mall content* to I’ . 0. Bos
1696, Sanford.
LOST; Male beagle, black and
tan. Ana. to Mac. Children'*
o»t. *22-6682.
RENT A BED
ROSA L. PAYTON
Reg. Real Estate Broker
Rollaway, Hospital ft Baby
FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha
Beds.
By Day, Weak, or Month
2 BR. Home. Study, IV*
Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. lit St.
Baths, large Family Rm. in
CARROLL'S FURNITURE
good neighborliood; Includ
ing stove, refrig., room air2 BEDROOM bouse, kitchen
conditioner, washing m a
equipped, Lake privileges,
chine ft rugs. Down pay
near Air Baas. FA 2-4736
ment 6430, Monthly pay
after 5:30.
ments 683.30.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
KINGSWOOD BUILDERS.
2 Houses on lik s—4 rma. each
Inc.
wth sun porch k large
FA 26074
ecreened back porch. 663
30 FT. L ot House Trailer with
per month each.
Fla. room. 112 Vagabond
1 House oo lake— 4 Urge
Way, Mobile Manor, Longroom* with Urge aun porch
wood.
and acreened back porch.
Property Management
ft Sales Broker
Jim Hunt Realty
Offers for your selection
these Beautiful 2, 8, ft 4
Bedroom
Government
Priced From $6,750
Down Payments
As Low As $100
Monthly Payments
From $43.50
680 per month.
S ACRES VEGETABLE
1 House— 6 rooms with fire
FARM
place k email acreetsed
To make the beet home
porch, Lake privilege*. 665 Irrigated with 4 " Artesian
buy, aee the
per month.
well, Barn, Tool house, 3
1 House, available August IS—
Bedroom framo home in
4 rooms and acreened back
perfect condition. Near Lake
porch, Lake privileges. 663
Jetaup, $13,300. TERMS. AL
per month.
•
STOLTE, Fern Park, Ph.
1 House available April 1-6
838-3039.
rooms on lake—partly airconditioned. $123 per month. Lemon Blulf CB cottage.
Tastfcully furn. Wide ver
Phone Frank Evans
anda, solid pier ft dock, 72
FA 2-4417 or FA 2-1733
ft. frontaga on St. John's,
2 BR Furn. Apt. FA 20641.
nicely landscaped. $12,000.
Office FA 3-211S
Phone Art Day or CUM
Night FA 34848
LAKE 31ARY. 2 BR nicely
Abies at Stemper Agency,
18-0700
furn. bouse. Newly refln322-4991, 1919 So. French 2664 Park Dr.
ftaalerd. FIs.
Isbed, inside k out. AdulU,
Ave.
no peU. 663. FA 2-3930.
3 BR House with acreage*—
located 1 miles north St.
2 BR Unfurn. 68 week. Near BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, IV*
bath borne. One bedtoom
Johns River on 17-92 Hlway.
Bate. FA 2-3219.
has separate entrance, can
Call 337-3292 Eustis for de2-BDRM. house, klL equipped.
be rented tor Income. W1U
tails.
817 Escambia Dr. FA 2-0920
tn d e for amaller place.
afU r 6 p-m.
Shown by appointment. CaU O W N E R TRANSFERRED.
MUST SELL. 3 BR., Fla.
FA 2 9646.
F U R N I S H E D Apartment.
Rm., kit. equip!., fenced
Clean and close In. Jlmmls
yard. 6100 down, $73 month
Cowan. 322-4013.
ly. 322-3205.
Approx. 7200 sq. ft. flour
VA - FHA
Appointed
Property
Management &
Sales Broker
Jim Hunt Realty
OKT: Female Pointer, white
with liver ipoti. 3 yr». old,
Near Oiteen. Ana. to the 2 BR bouse, kit. equipped. |75.
FA 2-5303.
name of April. Reward.
Lays 222-3492. nltei 322-1319. “ CLEAN quiet Rooms" Tbs
Gables. FA 2-0730.
1ST. Tan male Dachihund.
KKnt. Tag with name, ad- Unfurn. Apt. 606 S. Park.
draii, phone. In Grove
Manor area. Phoue 322-5933 3 Bed! wm Furn. homo on
Lake 3tary, 6100.
ar after 5 p. m. 322-7411.
R. A. Williams, FA 2-3851
Reward.
____
1ST; Florida Oxygen Tank, 3 BR., large living room,
range. 123 Shannon Dr.
green. Vicinity Lake Mon
693. Pb. 348-3321. Geneva.
roe, Lake Mary, lo g w o o d .
Raward. Call collect Or Largs 3 Bdrm. borne, Fla.
ange City 773-2334.________
Rm., Elect. klL, Newly de
corated. 6100 mo. unfurn.
P erson als
Notici
Can FA 2-2741 altar 3:20
NYONE knowing the where
anytime weekend!.________
about* of Maxine I. Week*
9. For Sals or R*«t
please phone FA 2-171S.
WAREHOUSE
space with Railroad right- TRY TOIS ON FOR SIZE
of-way, on 9-acrei land with Modern 3 BR—3 Bath Home
paved frontage.
with Elec, kit., attractive
617,000, TERMS
yard, not la a development,
oo traffic, near schools.
Beat o f aU, only 69,500 with
Reg, Real Estate Broker
6200 total down and $76 a
FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha
month.
WE REGRET
We have no more Hornet
available at Tee *N Green
Eetate*. Our temporary Of INVESTMENT ft REALTY
fice location is Lake Way- IIS N. Park
222-V171
men Heights Model, Ph.
12. Real Estate For Sal*
TE §3911. For homes In
Crystal Lake Park and Sur 6 ACRES orange grove, plus
I Bedroom house on Uprounding Territory Watch
sala Road. For particulars
for New Model Opening.
caU 137-2292, EuaUs, Fla.
ROSA L. PAYTON
.
FHA - VA HOMES
Advertising
322-2012
322-2613
FHA - VA
SALES BROKER
Stenstrom Realty
2363 Park Dr.
222-2430
S t Johns Realty
All Other Depth.
322-2011
THE D U B TESTED F inU
US N. Park Ave
FA 2-6123
South S em inole
425-5938
4 UK. 2 bath*, centrally heat
ed ft tlr-eeod. Fenced back
yd. Water softener ft laudscaped. FA 2-6611.
*& *>-
HOMER
We wUl bey the let you seIrrt and belld the kerne
you w en t One w e i l ito
toenaartlee. Pay meet frees
nothing down ft minim am
monthly. FHA. VA, or
Umk Financing.
LMN E M E K PU M E 8 , Inc.
Phene 666-6911
Mr. Leetheehei i er
Mr. Fi
25. Plumbing Services
PLUMBING
Contracting Repairs
FREE ESTIMATES
R. L. HARVEY
204 Sanford Ave.
FA 2-uas
27. Special Services
Wrecker Service
$5.00
•Anywhere in City Limits
Reel’s Paint ft Body Shop
Male Help Wanted
For FAST TAXI Service call
PART TIME
Homer LitUe at Greyhound
Sell Nationally Famous OL
llus Station. FA 2-1421 or
SON REVERSIBLE RUGS
9993.
In Sanford Area. For local
Washing Machine Salee
Interview, write giving qual
ft Service
ifications to Divisional Field
Man, Paul H. Krlng. 11983 Free Estimate on Repairs
• 36lo Hiawatha
63th Ave. N., Largo, Fla. s 322 7363
Tractor mowing ft Grading.
18. Help Wanted
CaU FA 2-7621.
COUPLE, to manage and
Plano Tuning and Repair
maintain Apt. Uldg, Mutt
W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4230
live on premises. FA 24112.
Colored Motor Route Carrier 29. Automobile Service
for afternoon paper route.
Ante Glass, Tape
Mutt heve Reference* end
ft Seat Covert
dependable car. Write Cir
culation Dept. P. O. Box
1637, Sanford.
AUTO GLASS &
SEAT COVER CO.
19. Situations Wanted
204 W. 2nd 8L FA 14032
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Jan. Spec. Seafarer dunga WEST1NGHOUSE Refrig.. 70
lb. top freezer 690; Westingrees. $2.55 pr. Army-Navy
house 30" Range 630. After
Surplus, Sanford.
I p . m. call FA 2-2630.
Carpet Special!
LIMITED TIME 1 1 1
35. Articles Wealed
Mac haa THROWN AWAY the WANTED! Citrus fruit Largo
or small amounts. Bonded
Percentage Book.
Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans*
Buy your Carpet or Ruga at
field. FA 24244.
Dealer COST plus $1 per
yard.
36. Automobiles - Truck*
ALL FIRST QUALITY
TOP RATED MILLS
'33 Olds, Full power, auto,
tram ,- Must Sell, going lu -Cell vt-for a-sbowing-of these
BVC. 6175. FA 2 5717.
.Tine Carpets In your. home.
Nylon, Acrilan, All Wool,
1936 Cadillac, good cond.
BEDS FOR RENT
etc. Hundreds to choose
Reasonable offer accepted.
Hospital, Rollaway*, Juve
from. TERMS! Up to two
Ph. FA 2-3734.
years to Pay I
nile. FREE deUvery and
Pick-up,
1960 Cadillac Sedan DeviUe.
leaded. Prlv. owner. Like
FURNITURE CENTER
1109 E. Colonial Dr.
new. 62,393, Go west on
1100 Freneh Ave.
Orlando, Fla.
Hlway 46 to store In Paola,
Ph. FA 2-7963
2414194 Collect or
turn right, 2nd house on
Used furniture, appliances, Leroy C. MacTavish, Owner
lefL
FA
2-3343
after
6
p.m.
tools, etc. Bought - Sold,
terry's Mart 215 Sanford Iiove Seat Sofa, 3 chairs, foam '37 PLYMOUTH, almost rebuilt motor, good tires. $230.
Ava. Ph. FA 2-4122.
cushions; 3 end tables, has
FA 2-0761, FA 2-3696.
sock. Ph. N'0 8-4815, DeSell Us
Your
Furniture.
Bary.
BUYINO A
Quick Service With the
USED CART
Cash. SUPER TRADLNO READY MtX Concrete, win
FINANCE i t WITH UR
POST. FA 2-0677.
dow tills, lintels, steps,
4 Law Interest Rates
blocks, sand, cement, rock,
FREE ESTIMATE
♦ Low Monthly Payment*
pipe, steel, greaso traps,
Upholstering ft Mattress ren
FLORIDA STATE BANK
dry
wells,
stepping
atones.
ovating. New ft Used Furni
Miracle Concrete Co.
37. Iloatn - Motors
ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg.
FA 2-5761
Co., at 706 Celery Ave. 309 Elm Ave.
Gateway To The Waterway
FA 3-2117.
FIREPLACE WOOD
Robson S|torting Goods
Oak and Pine
Your EVINRUDE Dealer
WANTED reliable couple te
Robert Morris, 323-0333
301 64 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-3961
take up monthly payments
o f 613.30 on 3 complete FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES
39. Trailer* • C aban as
rooms of furniture. Call
Caused Family to Turn in
TE 6-1311, Cassalberry, col
'64 model Swing Needle D O L L A R S A V IN G D A Y S
lect.
at
Dlal-O-Matlc, Makes fancy
C O N N O L L Y ’S
stitches, makes Buttonholes,
34. Artlcleii For Snle
ON U SE D
Sews on buttons, Mono
M O B IL E H O M E S
Z1G ZAG
grams, Embroiders, Etc.
Responsible person Assume
Dial Model, Make! Button
LEESBURG LOT
holes, sews on buttons,
remaining 4 pymts. of 67.00
TWO BEDROOMS
monograms. With guarantee,
l*h. Credit Mgr. FA 2-8627.
'56 33X8' .....................6 2 1 9 5
Assume 4 payments of $7.10.
WEDDING
GOWN,
floor
ONE BEDROOM
322 9411.
length Tcau de Sole with '61 41x8' ........................ 63463
SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC
long sleeves. FUa 10-12. '61 soxltr, air cond. . . . $6463
Would Hke responsible party
Park Ave. Trailer CL, Lot '52 31x6' ....................
61093
to take up payments of 610
a.
'30 30x8' ........................$1493
monthly on 1963 Slant-OOCALA LOT
ONION PLANTS
Matic Automate Zlg Zag
TWO BEDROOMS
CRYSTAL
WAX
ft
WHITE
Sewing Machine In Console.
'63 83x10' .........................64193
SPANISH
Balance 6161. Service Dis
'60 46x10' ....................... 6863
count Co. 241-9367 or 422-U932 PER M .......................... $2.30
'60 43x10’ .........................$2663
300
1.30
Orlando, caU collect.
5M lots.............................. 2.00 ’58 43X8’ ........................ 62365
'67 36x8’ .......................... $1995
FOR S A L E - FIU dirt, clay, FOB HERE
aheU, peat and topaoll. Ellis A. M. PREVATT, 749-2118, '37 33x8' .......................... $1193
'55 33x8* ................
11795
Lloyd, FA 6-2376.
SEVILLE, FLA.
ONE BEDROOM
11 Cu. Ft. Ref. Good cond., EXTRA GOOD Pangola Hay. '39 30x8’ .......................... 81863
640. FA 2-3026.
$1.23 Bale or $33.00 per ton. '58 33x8' .............
$863
Myrtle St. Rt. 2, Box 510-A. '57 33x8’ .......................... $1693
GUNS. New ft Used. Large
FA 2-3376 Saturday 18th.
'57 32x8' .......................... 81793
selection. WIU trade, Also
repair. Tackle sold ft re World Scope Encyclopedia, 20 '36 8 x8' .......................... 81685
paired. Oiteen Bridge Fish
Volumes. Excel, cond. $30. '34 27x8* . . . . , ..................H IM
$1493
Camp ft Qun Shop.
Park Ave. Trlr. CL, Lot 93. '33 37x8'
'32 22x1' ........................ $ 693
For easy, quick carpet clean FuUy automatic Frlgldalre '46 27x6’ ........................ | S3*
ing rent Blue Lustre Elec
range. FA 2-7688.
DRIVE IN AND SAVE 669
tric Sharapooer only 61 per
C O N N O L L Y ’S
B
E
A
U
T
I
F
U
L
Individuallyday. Carroll's Furniture.
Mobllo
Home Silt*, Ink
made quills, Hand quilted.
OCALA
NEW HOME Elect, cabinet
Many lovely designs. Rea
•ewtng rnaob. with aU at
sonably priced. Also Lea 2 Miles North on U. 8. 441
Phone 6224166
tach. Nearly new. Maho
ther Leaf Fern. rA 2-3116.
LEESBURO
gany cod
table, folding
LADIES' Full-lenth tan win
U. t . 441 By-Psss
trailer table, 322-6663.
ter coat. SIm 18. 322-4094,
Phone 767-3331
New people in to vn look at
lit raid Ads. He sure your
business la represented with
attractive
advertisements.
Carpets A la Carte
DAY’S WORK. FA 1-1766.
Experienced
maid
wants
Day's Work. FA 6-1441.
21. Beauty
Harriett's Baauty Nook
Eve Appt'a. 6 Sr. BeauUelass
105 SO. Oak
FA 24742
ACE BEAUTY SALON
Mayfair Hotel, Open evenings
by appt. Service from Tipto-TIp. Phone 1224323.
Savings
1962 Rambler American
CROSS COUNTRY STATION WAGON. Very cleen and very lew mile
age.
*1695
1962 Rambler American ■ * maom
"SA FE-BU Y’*
1962 FALCON FUTURA
White With Red Interior, Radio, Heater
1962 COMET 2-DOOR
4-DOOK STATION WAGON. A real
economy kiag, with automatic tranamission.
1960 Ford Country Sed.
Net e “ cream puff," bet good trans
portation.
1958 Ford 3*Seat Wagon
Large enough for tho whole family.
J U
I
" W
V
J
m W
*895
*695
S«4ea. Automatic Transmission* Radio, Heater
OTHER WAGONS IN STOCK
1961 FORD CONVERTIBLE
He* Our L lf hted Lot FuU Of
Vtluee . . . The Select ion In Greet
One Owner. New Car Clean
1959 OLDSMOBILE
4-Door, Fully Equipped, One Owner
4-Door 21490 Actus! Miles. SEE THIS ONE
ALSO
PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON
DODGE STATION WAGON 9
1
L IN C O L N i t i f
M ER CU R Y
huntI
INV«
SANFORD - FA 2-4884
Winter Park PhoM
AT PALMBTTO
J.
*
1801 W. FIR ST ST.
LATE MODEL SPECIAL!
1962 Dodge Custom 880
2-DOOR HARDTOP
P o w e r nteerinr, radio ft
heater, like new throughout.
*2095
1959 Bulck LaSabre
*1045
1959 Studebaker
*595
1958 Oldsmobile “88”
*599
1958 Ford Fairlane 500
*695
1958 Chevrolet Biscayne
*595
1956 Ford Fairlane
*445
2-door hardtop, power steering, auto,
tram., radio ft heater, 2-toao paint,
sharp.
Lark I-door aedan.
4-door pedan.
2-door oedae.
4-door, reel ek e, auto, tram., radio
aed heater.
PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON
OLUSMOBFl E “ 88” , needs work I j U
t e l
DODGE CITY
CONVKUT1RLK, red. black top.
1959 MERCURY
LOT
34. Articles For Sale
Child Care. FA 3-2674.
1963 COMET 4-DOOR
S3
34. Article* For Sale
BLOCK ft
BRICK Work,
large or smaU Jobs. 28-0746.
Straight T tw uw Im Ioo, Like N e w ............. HAVE
$100
News
IT.
CAR BARGAINS
Vacuum Cleaner
YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC.
Contracting ft Repairs
ft Controls
114 Sunset
FA 24SQ2
CALL NOW!
LMN Enterprise*, Inc.
Harold C. Logan, Free,
’ ’ bon# TE 64U1
Mr. Lestherbury
or Mr. Ferguson
24. Electrical Service*
CRUMPTON BUILDERS have Travei GREYHOUND. CaU
FA 2-1421 or 9993 and we
several repossessed homes
wiU have our TAXI pick
In the Sanford area.
you up. Homer LitUe, Grey
OR REPAIRS TO
hound Bus Station.
YOUR OWN HOME
For information caU Jack
PIANO SVC. ft TUNING
Brown, 422-8631 Orlando, or
Rebuilding • Refilling
977-6071 Tampa.
FREE ESTIMATES
GENE CUMBAA
D U P L E X , 2-BR., terrazzo
822-2661 — Call PM Only
floors. Would consider lots
on deal. L. C. Clark Sr., 703
HEATING
Lake Mary Blvd.
SERVICING - TESTING
Lewis Sales ft Service
15. Business Opportunity
2317 C. C. Road
FA 2 798
STORE FOR RENT. 214 SanWELLS DRILLED, PUMPS,
ford Are., FA 2-0221.
SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
18. Female Help Wanted
AU Types and Slies
We
Repair and Service
WANTED. Advanced H a i r
t» T I N E
Stylish Eva • Beta Beauty
Machinery and Supply Co.
Shop. 121 N. Oak._________
207 W. 2nd St.
FA 2 6412
SOU TH W ARD
2 BR. bouse, partially furnINCOME TAX SERVICE
lsbed. FA 2-313S.
O. 31. llarritorn
1311 Palmetto
3 BEDROOM CB House, kit
LAKE LIVING SITES
2-6877
322-7948
chen equipped, near Winn- 10 Minute* Sanford, 10 min
Dixie. Call FA 2-53S6.
utes Orlando—I mlnulta te
Interstate 4—U Acre with
12.
Rsal
Estntc
For
Salt
lain, part*;
Electrolux,
huge o s U , sand lake spring
lrb>.
RcxAlr.
AirWay,
f(d~$lt»S FuU Price, $ »
LOTS for Kale On Lake Mary.
K, etc. Cleaner* »ohl. rxper month. No down. CaU
71 x 130. 323-7196 after S p.m.
langed Free Pick-up. 1114
owoer, Harry Block, Or
ark Ave., Sanford, Phone
lando, GA 4-6466.
A 2-4763.
2, 3, k 4 BEDROOMS
LOCH-ARBOR—By Owner, 3
1. M , ft 2 UADIS
BR., 3 baths, large atone
DUWN PAYMENTS FROM
fireplace In aood-panelled
fU r
ftaulorb
ijrtald
Uving room, Fla. Rm., utlPHONE NUMBERS
Low Monthly PaymenU
lily room, large rooms,
For Complete Information
open-beam ceilings through
See o r CaU Your
out. Owner being transfer
red. 3463 Country Club R4.
322-6012
Call 322-9262.
322-5013
Homes
AUTO GLASS
INSTALLED
PERMANENT SPECIALI
2U‘ , Off Regular Tricei
Ace Beauty Salon, Mayfair
Hotel CaU for ave. appt. Senkarik Glass and Paint
Company
6324323.
210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4632
PERMANENT Wave Special
Present this ad for a Mother 32. Flower* - Shrubs
and Daughter permanent BLOOMING Rosea on Chero
wave. Mother pays regular
kee stock, Alt other kinds
twice — Daughter's permanof Nursery shrubbery and
noot
trees.
W Price
Gray Shadows Nursery
Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop
_ 0 1 K jj^on s»nford_A_re.__
SIB- Palmetto Ave.’
_______ Phone 3224634----------- 53—Furnlt
Complete Wreck Rebuilding
10th St. It Sanford Ave.
3 BR., 1 Bath, Kllcnen equip., Day FA 2-7719-Mte FA 2.0386
fenced yard. 3908 Old Or
"Repair Most Anything”
lando Rd., Sunland.
BOYD’S CABINET SHOP
307 Elm
FA 2-281B
V A - FHA
O w ned
29. Automobile Service
ftrrtlh Jnn. 16, 1964 — Page 11 21. Beauty HUtma
M l 4-0208
ft COMMERCIAL
MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM
AU Hold With A 1 Yew GW WamRtjr.
X BUICK
[C l R A M B LE R
Seminole Co.Motors
1801 W. First St.
FA 3*0114
�MIAMI (U P I)— A group of
Dado County teenagers chars*
td today that tho state is fail*
Ins to do tho Job In the field
of automobile laws.
Tho Dado County Student
T raffic Safsty Council cited
nine •‘inadequate” laws and
charged tha Legislature with
falling to cope with tho prob
lems.
"A re wa expected to inherit
the Infamous traffic laws and
heartbreaking highway stetlstica o f this s ta t e !" the youths
asked In a statement.
"Other states hare corrected
Inadequacies in their traffic
— laws
T tlfd 'sa T 'ita te
failed to deal with them," the
Statement continued.
The youtha aald the mink
mum driving •(• should be
raised from 14. They call for
aaora uniform lawa and a bet
ter system fo r keeping np
with habitual violator*.
The statement suggested
that tags be aold to people and
not cars. Tags remain with ve
hicles and sometimes are not
updated fo r months after title
transfers, the teenagers said.
They also called for a state
wide Inspection law, manda
tory loss o f license fo r drag
racing, uniformity o f instruc
tion and traffic courts, and a
lows ring o f tho peresntage
reading on tha drunkometer
“ MORE THAN II MILLION WERE pliiccdon d cpoait with the First National Bank o f Maitlantl
Saturday when the new bnnk observed Charter
Day. President Jnmes A. Brockman said the
W naW
Old Troopship
To Become
Night Club
Either Johnson Or Goldwafer; Nobody Could Lose, Writer Says
By
nolmes
Alexander
V EG ETA BLE
REPO RT
Hospital
Notes
though still with ■ lot of
Kennedy lipstick showing for
the summer romance. Now wc
come to another presidential
season, and (be heart suffere
an entirely different vexation.
The way Lyndon Johnson is
going, nobody but a homewrecker would want to turn
him out o f the While House,
But the things that Barry
Goldwatcr stands for are the
heart's desire of every conscratlve. Short of bigamy
Dear Abby, what can be done
in a fix like this?
Johnson rarely lets a day
go by without carving hi* In
itials on (he tree of Federal
frugality. He’s not going to
permit the Government em
ployment to grow (imply be
cause the population is grow
ing. He'e going to make one
bureaucrat do the work of sev
eral. He'e going to use Auto
mation Instead of mall clerks.
He's going to close obsolete
military bases, and even give
shipbuilding back to private
industry.
The other day Johnson ap
pointed an Assistant Secretary
of Labor to represent Uic con
sumers' interest, ami the very
next day It* found a White
House replacement for Ar
thur Schlesinger Jr. He hadn't
been In office a fortnight be
fore one of his aide* told me
that the President was going
to take steps to bring Amer
ican Patriotic Societies out of
tho notional doghouse and in*
to the bosom of government
where, o f course, they belong.
How's anybody who believes
in alt theso things going to
be against Lyndon Johnson?
But for ten years Goldwatcr
has been a dally Job lo the
faithful few who panted for
American
fundamentalism.
W ATER OAKS
Earl Summersill Dies In Eustis
Gas Taxes For
County $97,754
Mrs. Kennedy
Thanks People
For Letters
STB. KY. BRB.
"Made by the makers
of Smirnoff”
M ILSH IR E
6 YR. STR. KY. URB.
DRY GIN
Reg. 4.90
49.79 CASK
81.79 Caee
BOURBON
SURPREME
STR. BOURBON
8 YR. 86# BLEND
CHARRED OAK
Q VD
STRAIGHT
S IK .
BOURBON
Reg. 4.99
99.88 Case
Just North o f Casselberry City Limits
Hwy. 17-92
Halfway Between Sanford and Orlando
There’s A Reason ABC Is The
South’s Largest Liquor Dealer
LIQUOR FOR LESS
N O IL L Y PRAT
IMPORTED
LUMBER
AND HARDWARE CO.
F A 2-5581
O LD
EC H O SPRING
REG.
4.99
I Vermouth
43.79
CASE
C H ER R Y K IJA FA
Made with Danish Cherries
GOLD SEAL
N. Y. STATE
DESSERT
WINES
9 9 . .
[b e e r
6 'c '^ j
FINK-RED
CONCORD
STR. BOURBON
O LD
C H A R T ER
7 V P
/ I K .
str.
K
BRB
BARK
&
T I I .F O R D
GIN or VODKA
7 Yr. Str. Ky. Brb.
Fleischmann
CIIARREl) OAK
Q V I)
O IK .
STRAIGHT
IIOUBtlN
OLD THOMPSON BL.
LIGHT OR DARK.
90* PREFERRED
CARIOCA HUM
BLEND
REG.
4.90
41.68
CASE
FULL CIUAIIT
NEW DUPONT
Virginia Fetraaki
P. O. Bex 1214
STR. KY. BOURBON
REG.
41.86
9.19
CASE
7 YR. STR. KY. BRB.
SWEET OR DItY
Efforts To Save
Boy's Life Fail
WAIl PAINT
LOOK ! !
POPOV
V O D KA
Lyman PTA
To Meet
MONTREAL (U PI) - The
Montreal Canadian* have won
tha National Hockey League
Stanley Cup playoffs U times
innre Chen any other team
tea NHL history, including five
•weight B om i f N to m
W tn fo rt
Page 12 — Jan. 16, 1964
WASHINGTON (U P I) _
MIAMI (UPI) - A one tlmi
Two Republicans took the ad
Army troopship will be con
ministration to task today for
verted into a 300-room floating
sending A tty. Gen. Robert F.
tourist hotel outfitted with
three night elubi, four swim
Kennedy to the Far East for
ming pools and two dining
high-level tnlks with Indon
rooms, a Miami Beach firm
esian President Sukarno.
announced Thursday.
Rep. Oliver P. Bolton. RThe Canaveral International
Ohio, said he hoped there
Corp. said it has purchased
the 26.000-ton cruise ship
would be no "secret convenItalia from the Home Lines
ants" involving the future
-|-antt“ phmned to convert It for"
border security o f pro-Western
' use at Freeport on Grand BaMalaysia, Ho said Kennedy
, hama Island in the Bahamas,
bunk will serve many Soutn Senunole resident**.
me urin said it had a 26T
and the administration owe the
J. Dan Wright o f Sanford is a member of the
year agreement with Baham
American people *a complete
board o f directors. The architect was John Bur
ian officials permitting tire
and candid report on the whole
ton IV o f Sanford.
(Herald Photo)
ship to tie up at Freeport.
Indonesia question” when lie
SGT./l JANE WIIEELER, Women’s Army Corps
returns.
enlisted representative from the recruiting mnin
Tongue of the chameleon is
Rep. Steven B. Dcrounian,
station at Jacksonville, will be at the Orlando
ss long as its body.
R-N. Y., said if the adminis
recruiting station, 2520 North OruriRo Ave.,
tration waa going to use Ken
Tuesday to talk to women hiRh school and col
Rockefeller, was the Rcpubli-1 done before—they're
before—they’re comf
compil nedy aa a foreign trouble
lege Rradnates interested in tho WAC as a
can with the emotional magic ing his record. The bills and shooter, then Secretary of
career.
to stampede the delegates. In
State
Dean
Ruek
should
be
fir
amendment* the Senator prothe four ycara aince then,
ed and Kennedy appointed in
Ali Sires — Planted
Goldwatcr has so well under posed on taxation, cducation his place.
and
Labor
will
add
up
to
a
Fast Growing
stood tho country's needs and
Derounian also nsked, "who's
aspirations that even when he domestic program of eminent
rem
anent Shad*
tending the store at the Jus
blunders into overstating a good sense, rational and not
Other Shade Treea
tice Department!” He charged
Karl Summersill, 45, former! at 11 a. m. Friday at Brisson
case, he increases his stature radical, popular without being
populist. On foreign policy, his that Kennedy’s diplomatic trip resident o f Geneva, died Tucs- j Funeral Home with Rev, I-co
and proves his durability.
for President Johnson was "a
Graprville Nursery
Now that he’s announced his big fight was for a "reserva
i day afternoon nt Waterman's^ Barnes o f Jacksonville and
dereliction
o
f
hie
assigned
2221 Grapevilte Ave.
candidacy for Ihe presidency, tion” to the Test Ban Treaty
Memorial Hospital in Eustis. Rev. Benny Baker o f Geneva
duty” as attorney general.
FA 2-0886
Goldwatcr'a managers are do which would have de-Sovletofficiating.
Burial
will
|
>
s
in
For the past four years he
"Scot
la Dealer”
ing what they should have licd Cuba. Goldwatcr goes in
had lived at 203 Martin St. in the Geneva Cemetery.
to 1964 with a statement of
Apopka. He waa a veteran of
principles already in being.
World War II and was a maNot another Republican in the
chinest employed liy Zelhrin
presidential lists baa anything
Innernprlng M at Irens
Gasoline taxes yirlded *97,- Forma of Zellwood.
to match it.
Renovation Special
754 during last December in
Survivor* are hU wife, Sirs, j
Given Johnson and GoldwatSeminole County, as compar Edna Summersill; aix children, I
Inrludea:
er as tho presidential rivals,
• Henning & Processing
ed to |92,780 in December, Earl Phillip, Wallace R ay,!
the country ran hardly lose
Felt
1062, and (90,858 in Novem Terry Lee, Edna Diane, Penny
for winning. There hasn’t been
• Brand New Cover for
ber,
1063,
according
to
the
Sue
and
Peggy
Lynn,
ail
of|
Mnltrras
such high-class picking* since
• Brand New Insulation
WASHINGTON (U P D -T h e 1912, when the rivals were Florida Revenue Commission. Apopka; two brother*, Thomas
where needed
Sales tax collections in this K. Summersill of Geneva and
tears in her eyes glistened Taft, Roosevelt and Wilson.
Merle
K.
Summersill
o
f
Apcounty
last
December
were
SANFORD
under the bright television But some of u* In the busi
lights, but she never faltered. ness of publicly embracing- *85,989, as compared to *07,- alarhioola; two sisters, Mr*.
119 Magnolia
976 in December, 1002, and Katie Corley of Sanford and
Mr*. John F. Kennedy, the one candidate and jilting the
Avenue
Mrs.
Betty
Wesson
of
Apopka
*81.873
in
November,
1003.
terrible memory of Nov. 22 other are in for a heartache.
Phone FA 2-6.121
Gasoline tax distribution nnd his parent*, Mr. and Mrs.
still fresh in her mind, went There ought to be aomebody
for Deember included *32- E. T. Summersill of Geneva.
on nationwide television Tues with a waterproof shoulder to
FREE
PICKUP
and
DELIVERY
Funeral aerviea will be held'
459 for Seminole County.
day to thank the nearly 800,- whom we can turn.
000 persons from all over the
world who have written her
letters of condolence.
the Lovelorn for political
columnists,
but
somebody
should.
Back in the hot months of
1960, 1 declared that Candi
date Jack Kennedy would be
m y "sum m er sweetheart,"
but that I doubted if my in
fatuation would last till the
frost had touched Uie pump
kin.
I meant that Kennedy was
the better of the two presi
dential candidates, but that
he bad some advisors and pro
grams capable of elienating
Federal State Market
the strongest affections.
News Service
So it turned out, and in
Sanford
November I went to the al
Shipping point information tar with Richard Nixon, al•or Jan. U . All sales F.O.B.
Precooling charge* extra un
less otherwise stated.
■safari-Oviedo-Iell wood
District:
Clear end cold.
Cabbage, receipts moderate
JANUARY 19
lo light; demand exceedi sup
Admissions
ply; market stronger. Domes
Margaret Warner, Bessie Sey
tic round typo, 14k bushel mour, Mechelle Elbell, Cindy
crates, mostly *2.90; 90 lb.
DeJong, Lawrence Starling,
geeks, mostly *1.
Julia Richardson, Cecil FlowCelery: demand good, mar era) Kathleen Stafford, all of
ket etnmger; 1* inch crates, Sanford
Hartmann,
"The knowledge of the af
Pascal, m do*., *2.29; 1-4 dos.
ker, Walter llanl,
fection In which my husband
$2.90; M dot., *2; Hearts, 24
Diantha
Bondrio,
was held by all of you has
count, film wrapped, $3.90.
Martha Powell, Mary Pctrusustained me, nnd tho warmth
Chinese Cabbage: volume ska, Longwood; Betty Richey,
of these tributes is something
light, 1* Inch crates, few, Lake Mary; Louis Fcndrich,
1 shall never forget,” ahe
$1.90 to $1.79.
Maryland; Lea Combi, Ge
Endive: volume light, 1 1 / 9 neva
Then, swallowing hard, she
bushel crate*, very few, $2.!9.
Blrtha
added In a low voire that
Escarole: volume l i g h t , Mr. and Mra. Donald J. Bond
"whenever I can bear to, I
1 1/9 bushel crates, few, $2.79 rio, baby boy; Mr. and Mrs.
read them."
to $2.
Danny H. Powell, baby boy,
There was a iatch in her
Lettuce: demand good on both o f Longwood
volco and her lower lip qui
Brntted receipts, m a r k e t
Discharges
vered a* she said, "all his
stronger. Boston type, crates,
Margaret
Werner,
Robert
bright light gone from the
34 count, $3.79 to $4.90; Ice- Woodruff, Hilda M o b l e y ,
world.”
berg type, crates, 24 count, Grace Armstrong, N o r m a
Mrs. Kennedy was seated
mostly $4.90.
Kampf, Willis Elmore, Ge modestly put* It, "when the on a red leather sofa in the
Xom alM ,
t
1/9 bushel neva Bronson, all o f Sanford;
coattails were stiff,” meaning office of her brother-in-law,
crates. $2.90 to $2.79.
James Coulictte, Enlcrprise; Uiat he rode In behind Candi Atly. Gen. Robert F. Kenne
Onions, green: crates, 2 doz. Willie Cameron, Lako Mon
dy, for the television appear
date Eisenhower in 1052.
bunches, $2.
roe; Sarah Brunclll, Lena
But Barry soon generated ance. She promised those who
Radishes: demand g o o d : Kenyan, Chrlitlno Reynolds, hla own propulsion. By the
have written her that their
volume light, baskets, film all o f DeBary; Mrs. Simone time of the GOP Convention of
lotturi would be acknowledg
packed, 1 six ounce, few, Israel and baby boy, Mra. i960, he, and not Nixon or
ed some day.
$1.90.
Linda McNamara and baby
Baattega, Fla. District
boy, Sanford
Clear and cold.
Cabbage, demand cxceedi
limited
aupply,
market
stronger. Domestic r o u n d
type, 144 bushel crates, $2.29
to $2.90; 90 pound sacks,
By Jans Casselberry
mostly $2. Poorer, lower.
A program o f utmost Inter
est to parents o f high school
student* will be presented by
James Bowers, Lyman High
School guidance counselor, at
a nieeling o f tlm Lyman I*TA
to be held next Tuesday at
S p.m. In the achool audi
Efforts of the Casselberry torium.
The program will deal with
Volunteer Fire Department to
financing colrevive four-year-old Jeffrey scholarships,
Joel Jameson of Altamonte lege educations and part time
ft prints
Wednesday
night Jobs and loans for atudsnta.
Refreshments will be served
wars in vain and he wa* pro
room You mS, too— when yewm how
nounced dead of
natural by the
raty It It to r*-da roomi v ilh "Luclte“
causes by Dr. Troy Overstreet mothers following the meet
W att Paint, tha paint that needs
ing.
o f Casselberry.
no tUrristgor thinning, that doesn't
Jeffrey waa the son o f Mr.
drip, run or s, stier Uke old
and Mra. WUIlam Jameson of
fashioned petals I You'd b ra
^
Shallowford Rd. Ho waa born
tha way soap and water
In Orlando on Aug. 27, 1999,
and
lived
In
Altamonte
cleans rollers and
Springs all of Ida life.
brushes, and Use way
p i
In addition to hla parents,
your room Is ready [or
iafl ;
he la survived by five bro
use sthmUt after yxns
Vm
thers, William, Robert, Geo
firstsht You’d hm the
rge, David and Gregory; a
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PANAMA CITY (UPI> - . | VO l T g6
Leftist-led university students
scheduled a "patriotic mass
rally" here tonight— tha secBy Julian Stenatrom
ond in 48 hours— to support
The university.
demands that tha U n 11 a d
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States agree to revise tha Pan
Folk* in Orange County ama Canal Treaty.
keep calling it a apace tchool.
In Washington, Secretary of
(to I f Orange County ahould get State Dean Rusk said that the
-----the b>lwol a iot o f veopie'Trtlt TThiterTHiaTea is willing to diabe lurprlaed to find out Uiey cuss mutual problems with
have a fcur-ycar,
degree Panama hut will not negotiate
-granting university
j - r »h-c =«j s' risl
He said the United States
Roth Orange County and ■till feels the trouble in Pan
Boininule County are coming ama “ cun lie resolved, in the
up with more site* than polka nbscnce o f violence, and with
dots on grandma’a bonnet. We the restoration of relations ami ■
^ believe Orange County must discussions between the two
™ come up with a aile or eitea governments.'’
Advance publicity said the
more favorable than Blue,
stem: ami Deseret since neith muss meeting at 7 p. m. KST
er o f them are north of SR 60. would urge those present to
On the other hand, Seminole’s "reject aggressor imperial
additional locations are more ism” and "show Ihe world the
or less Insurance sites. When I’Hnamaninn tieoplc arc alert
you come right down to the against the Yunkcc assassins."
"A ggression" and "assassin
wire we arc still convinced
the Hoard o f Control will find ation" are terms used by Pan
r j it difficult to choose a better amanian extremist* to dc- i
■Ho than l.ake Ada or Eeon. scribe the U. S. defense o f the
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Canal /.one against armed
State Sen. Bernard I’ urrish muuruudrra during last week’ s
o f Hrcvnrd has made the state anti-American riots, in which t
ment “ That the Hoard o f Con at least '21 persons, including
trol has never been eager to four U. S. soldiers, were kill-1 1
pluee this institution in Hast ed.
Central Floridn," mid that's
why he arruiiged for Dr. Kurt
Debus
and lien.
I.eighton
£
Davis to address a joint aesaion o( the House nnd Senate
during the last session o f the
\
Legislature.
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Apparently the Legislature
didn't agree with Parrish, De (U P I) — F o u r American |
bus and Davis, because they lohllcra were reported killed!
instructed the hoard to find a today when their helicopter |
site in cast Central Kloridn. was allot down by Communist
And that's what tha board is ground fire.
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Seminole Launches A ll-O u t D riv e ;
Offers 9 New University Sites
Additional
Locations
Inspected
n s w A ...
BRIEFS
4 GIs Killed
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Hy the way, let's get behind
t h o metropolitan telephone
system proposal. It's impera
tive to remove tills cuttain
which separates our county's
northern and southern sec
tions.
<to
.
A Casselberry busi
»«id he would rallnyr order •
81 part from Suufufd
ers, but It cost him1f 1
compared to $1 froiti
Park. W hy? The toll charge
for tha call.
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T.. A. Paris, president o f the
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says that J. Edwin Laraon,
Florida's staU treasurer, inauranca commissioner and fire
marahal, will address the De
nary trade body during its
.March meeting.
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South Seminole J u n i o r
High's new cafetorium, says
Principal John Angel, opens
fo r business Monday. Mrs.
Chios Hulls will munuga the
lunchroom. Wa’ll bet the students will appreciate that It’a
no fun to "picnic" out o f door*
from a sack on Hays such as
we've been having. We imag
inethey’ve been permitted to
remain in their claasrooms.
But that must have been no
fun either.
• • •
The Florida State Hank recenlly paved a parking area
behind the bank fronting on
Fulton S t Now, grata la grow
ing through tha asphalt
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Jim Jcrnigan, city director
o f recreation, tells us that the
department’s Slim and Trim
class fer the girls will run for
SO weeks. They meet on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Kiddays, at the Civic Center. One
girl la just <8 years old.
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There's one good thing about
being poor. H'a inexpensive.
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A clock watcher culled to tell
ii* that today Is ol' lien Frank
lin's birthdsy , • . Ids 258th.
And,
aa tha caller
"Doesn't seem that long
doe* it ? "
New Agreement
On Wall Sought
BERLIN (U P li-W c s l Rer
un and East German oificials
sought a new agreement todsy on opening the "Christ
mas gate" in the
wall on a more permanent
basis.
W r-tcm officials were not
optimistic about the meeting,
the second since the Com
munist* reseated the wall aft
er allowing West Berliners to
visit East Berlin relatives
during the Christmas holi
days. The visits were the first
■inca tha wall was built In
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NINE NEW SITES projKisctl in Seminole Coun
ty for the new Kant Central Florida state uni
versity were inspected Thursday afternoon nnd
this morning by Forrest Kelley, staff architect
for the State Hoard of Control, in ndvnnce o f an
on-the-silo inspection by Itonrd members next
Thursday. Kelley (right) was briefed by Willinnt Hush, county engineer; A. B. Peterson Jr.,
realty consultant; William l.effler, consulting
engineer, nnd James P. Aver" Jr., county com
mission chairman.
(Herald Photo)
Really Board To Longwood Council
Meet At Plaza
Nixon Named
Mayor Pro Tem
GAINESVILLE (LTD —
Registrar Richard S. Johnson j
Tile Seminole County Hoard
Councilman
Keith
Nixon
announced today thut 1
!
was named mayor pro tem ol
students are attending the of Itcallnri w ill hold the
Ry Donna Estes
t> owners front Tuilis Avenue Altamonte Springs Wednes
University of Florida's winter j monthly meeting at t>:30 p .n i.'
Monday at the new T rad e. Construction and paving of who were in attendance at the
trimester.
day night hy Mayor Lawrence
Wind* Cafeteria in tile Sem lour streets in Long wood were meeting.
Swofhird who announced an
inole Plaza Shopping Center unanimously approved Thurs
A. E. O'Neill and Associ
nual appointive positions durin
Casselberry,
day
night
by
the
City
Coun
MIAMI ( V d i - T h e Coast,
ates.
Orlando
engineering
C. F. Field, innutdista past
Guard ^MDibmsd (la air ..and
I firm, was authorized , to ob■j ing Hie regular meeting of the
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aaa b ' J S v a l s j d f i th e flvv V c A reroluUon, Jut, ptuviu-s tain bids on tha paving which town council.
m em b er*.
fn e ltn P d I t
lb *
for corstntctioa gad paving arc to bo submitted by noon,
parsons mho vanished Mon
Committees named
were
group a m H e rb e rt E . S tw of Tuilis A roans between Feb. 13.
day aboard tha ac booster En
planning
and
zoning.
Leslie
strom. Hugh A. McCullom,
Grant Street and Oleander
Council agreed tu purchase
chantress but hopes o f find-1
Winters and Robert Webb;
Fred N. Julian, Thomas T. i Street and Oak Street be
offlca equipment and furni
ing survivors were dim.
Law ton, Merle W. Warner,
streets
and sanitation, Swoftween Reiter Avenua and ture for the new City Hall
Jamet II. Smith, M. V. Par
Wildmere Avenue.
front George Stuart of Orlan ford a* chairman and Hob
ry, Arthur E. Christiansen,
Resolution 132 provides for do, after competing all price Newell and Don Fritch; parks
WASHINGTON <UPI> —
Janies F. Hunt, James L.
construction and paving of quotations submitted, at a and recreation, Newell and
School enrollment
in the
McWhorter, Ira W. South
Seminole Avenue and Land cost of $584.81).
United States jumped more
Gelie Stephen »uii,
utilities,
ward, Mabel A. Cullen, Bes
between
Highland
B. L. "Slick" Helms, re
than 17 per cent during the sie I’ . Herman, W. H. Shipp;, Avenue
Nixon and Stephenson; com
Street
and
Lakevlcw
Drive.
turning
councilman
who
was
past five years with 60.4 mil James A. Hrown. James R.
Total costs involved arc unable to attend the Jan. 2 munity house, Mr*. Dorothy
lion students in elementury Smith, Clifford 1’ . Sliumway
public
buildings,
not
to excred $19,459 with the meeting, received the oath of Hardeen;
and secondary schools and and S. C. Novak.
Friteh
and
Newell;
Building
city to pay one-third and the olflco from Mayor A. It. Lorcolleges aa o f October 1003.
Raymond F. Morris of Cas
Commission, A. C. Brown as
abutting property owners to mann.
selberry will become so af
pay two thirds.
It. C. Carlson was unani chairman ami Winters and
filiate member.
The
first
resolution
wss
ex
mously
re-elected chairman Mrs. liardeen and finance,
WASHINGTON (L’ l'l) —
The meeting will be an or
plained
for
a
group
of
properof the board upon motion Nixon and Newell. Swofford,
Tha Johnson administration ganizational one with A. It.
from
Councilman
J o h n as mayor, automatically is a
la leaning toward legislation Lormann, president, outlining
member of all working coun
Reams.
that would raise overtime general policies for the year
cil committees.
Carlson
announced
t
h
a
t
rates in carefully selected in and announcing committee
The positions of clerk and
council
committee
appoint
dustries In hopea o f creating appointments and new proce
police and fire chief were
ments
will
be
made
at
the
more jobs without spiraling dures.
The Sanford Fire Depart next meeting which will be left open. Mrs. Bardeen Is
labor costs.
acting clerk and ituss Milne
ment answered
two calls called.
is acting pul lea chief. A fire
Thursday. A minor auto fire
chief will be named follow
was extinguished on Elm Ave
RIVERSIDE, Calif. <UH>
ing reorganisation of tha vol
nue between First and Second
—John V. Tunney, son o f the
unteer department.
Streets. The auto, a 1957 sta
former heavyweight boxing
Seminole ami laike County tion wagon indonging to El
Attorney Joe Davis was
champion ami a college chum sheriff's deputies, who have ton Turner, wrai damaged
unanimously ap|>uintcd to con
o f Sen. Edward Kennedy, was been "cracking down" on the only slightly by bums from a
tinue a* legal counsel of the
expected to announce hla can heavy sand-gravel truck drlv- cigarette left on the front seat.
town.
didacy fo r Congress Satur er* using SR 48. co-operated
United Pres* International
A dwelling fir* at 1201V*
day,
The storm that surprised
Thursday afternoon in the ar West 121li St., was quickly
rest of an ()i lunch) Negro.
brought under control. How Texas with record snow slosh
Seminole deputies, seeking ever, extensive fire a n d ed across the Southland today,
WASHINGTON (U l’I) — to arrest Freddy Jones, driver, smoke damage lo one room spreading sleet and ire on
Tha only two American dip for reckless driving, chased was reported. The house Is j highways ami dumping heavy
Altamonte Springs Mayor
lomats left in Zanzibar, ar him to the l.ake County line owned by Joutha Jones and i ram along the Gull coast.
Hazardous driving warnings Lawrence Swofford t o d a y
rested Thursday by the rebel and radioed ahead for assist was occupied by Altomes Louregime, were freed today. The ance. Lake deputies arrested vern Miller. Firemen report 1were in effect for sections of strongly urged residents who
wish to receive service from
seniur officer
immediately Jones.
ed that the cause of Uio blaze I Ijoulslana, Mississippi, Tennleft the island nation on or
The driver was returned to was a defective kerosene 1rxsce, Georgia and North Car the new municipal water sys
tem to make Immediate ar
ders o f President Abeid Ka- Sanford and released under heater which Ignited nearby olina.
The weather bureau said rangements for having their
curtains.
the threat o f more heavy home connections installed.
snow in Dixie would hr re
Eaeli home owner Is re
duced by rising temperatures sponsible for hookups to llie
during the day. Two inches of system. The city will not pro
ram fell at Tallahassee Thurs vide this service.
day night and more than a
Residents will be charged
quarter of an inch was report for water, beginning Feb. I,
ed at other southern stations. even though the connections
Blush
ami
ice
covered are not eomplcted.
streets in Dallas and Fort
Worth today after Thursday’#
record snowfall. Fort Worth
totaled 12.1 inches, the most
A continued meeting of the
recorded since recordj were Casselberry Hoard of Aiderstarted la 1898, and Dallas men has been called for 1
logged 7.4 inches the most p.m. Saturday to discuss and
since 1913.
establish • Department of
At least six dcatlis were
Public Work*, The meeting
blamed on the weather and
will be held at the Municipal
storm — caused d a m a g e
Uullding. •
mounted into hundreds c f
thousands of dollars.
OKs Street Paving
Search Pushed
J
Enrollment Up
New Job Gimmick
2 Minor Fires
Extinguished
Tunney May Run
Gravel Truck
Driver Held
Snow Spreads
Over South
Application For
Water Urged
Two Freed
Public Works
Gear Stolen
CONSTABLE BOB Carroll present* a $1,100 check to Clerk o f CourU
Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. The check represent* exceaa fees collected by Carroll above ex^tense.*, the first such surplus o^er turned in b)' * constable.
Theft of $IU0 in fishing gear
from Ilia ear was reported by
A. C. Mims, South French
Avenue, to police this morn
ing.
Jaycee Open House
Junior Chamber of Com
merce will launch "Jaycee
Week" Sunday with open
house for the public between
2 and 5 p. m. and its head
quarters on French Avenue.
ny Fred Van Pelt
Seminole County university
site leaders today launched a
new all out campnign to have
the State Hoard of Control
place the new East Central
Florida four-year undergrauatc school in this County.
Nine additional altos—over
nnd above the origins! five—
have been offered to the State
for
consideration
as
the
"h om e" for the new univer
sity. Orange County has in
creased its offer by three new
sites.
Forrest Kelley, alatf archi
tect for the State Hoard of
Control, Thursday afternoon
and this morning made an onIhc-spol inspection of the nine
new sites here.
He conferred earlier Thurs
day afternoon with Chairman
James P. Avery Jr., County
Commission;; William Hush,
county engineer; William LeiHer. consulting engineer, and
A. II. Peterson Jr., consulting
real estate broker, all o(
whom pinpointed tlso nine new
sites on a county map, mak
ing it much resemble a
checkerboard. The sites are
spread all through the coun
ty
of approximately 1,000
acres carfi, some offered
without charge, the balsnco
lo be purchased.
Jack Sutton, staff research
analyst, and posaibly Dr.
Wayne McCall, Ocala, Con
trol Hoard member, are sche
duled to confer Saturday with
Ornngo County site leader*
and will come here Sunday for
an on-the-spot Inspection o f
the nine Seminole sites.
Hoaid members, themselves
are slated to meet next
Thursday at Orlando lo con
duct an on-the-spot Inspec
tion o f the three new sites fat
Orange County and Die nine
new sites in Seminole County.
They will meet for discus
sion at 10 a. in. next Friday
at the Cherry Plata Hotel,
Orlando. Whether they will
mak* a final decision then Is
a moot question. They are
slated for a monthly meeting
Feb. 14 at Gainesville.
A recapitulation o f the uni
versity site picture follows for
Tho Herald readers:
Last March 15 the McDon
ald Comlttce recommended a
state undergraduate univer
sity In East Central Florida.
The 1983 Legislature approv
ed and deslgnsted U should
be placed within one of nine
countiej. Six counties offerod 23 sites.
The Stata Board of Control
drslnatrd the respective Coun.
ty Commissions as the bargaining agents and then pro
ceeded to pare the 23 sites
to four, Deseret and Blurstone
m Orange County, and Lake
Ada
and
Econlockhatchec
River (Kcon) in Seminole
County. On Dee. 23 here at
(lie Mayfair Inn the Hoard
eliminated (without vote) the
Deseret site.
On Jan. 23 the Board went
Into a deadlock, voting 3-3
for Hlucstone, 3-3 for Lake
Ada and 32 against Eeon.
The Board, concluding a hotly
spoken session, in which one
member threatened to ad
journ the meeting and walk
out, threw the bidding open to
Seminole and Orange Coun
ties, requesting consideration
of Lake Ada, Eeon, Bluestone, Deseret and "any other
sites which may be offered
for consideration."
Seminole now has Lake
Ada, Eeon and nine more
sites in the running. Orange
County ha* Bluettone, Deser
et ami three more sites in
consideration. The final an
swer m sy be forthcoming at
Orlando next Friday (Jan. M)
or at ^Gainesville on Feb. 14.
MBS. SHEPARD
MIL H A Y
Mrs. Marjorie Shepard, as
G. Troy Ray Jr., deputy
sistant to John L. Galloway, clerk for the Circuit Court,
is announcing her intentions Seminole County, today form
ally announced his candidacy
of qualifying for the office of
for the office of Seminole
tax collector which ts being County tax eolleelnr.
v seated by her boss.
In announcing his bid for
Stic has been an employe in the office of retiring Collector
the Tax Collector’s office for John L. Galloway, liny stated
iHc past 12 years; four years Ihxt because of Ids close
as Deputy Tax Collector and association with this office
over the last few years hr is
the past eight years as Assist
, Hilly aware of the high stand
ant tax collector.
ards of accomplishment and
In addition to being fami progress being made them
liar with real estate, personal and that he would use every
anil intangible taxes, occupa means available to promote
tional licenses and beverage the continuous growth of tho
licenses she is also familiar office and assure the people
with tlic problems In obtain ol Seminole County that this
ing Florida titles and tags office will progress.
Ray laid that the same
for automobiles and boats.
Each of these arc processed principals should apply lo
through the Tax Collector's public office as apply to pri
vate industry—that every mo
office.
For the past eight year* she dern method which can bo
lias made all distributions of used in business to promoto
County Tax collertions and all more efficient operation bo
reports to tho state motor ve applied by government and
hicle commissioner, comptrol that a competitive spirit pre
ler and hoard of conservation. vail to promote efficiency,
In announcing Mrs. Shep courtesy and better aervlcc.
Ray also said that aervlcc*
ard has expressed confidence
in tier ability to operate the offered by this office must fit
tho needs of the entire coun
office efficiently.
She saya: " I f elected T will ty. Everything which esn
not engage in any other gain feasibly be done to extend tho
ful occupation and put forth services of the office will bo
every effort to establish an done.
As deputy in tho office ot
office In South Seminole Coun
ty to handle automobile tags." the Clerk of Circuit Court
Marjorie Shepard graduat since 1939, one of Ray's re
ed from
Rock Hill High sponsibilities has been head
School In Rock Hill, S.C.. and o f tlte delinquent tax depart
Kaigler’a Business College in ment. affording hire considerMacon, Ga. In 19(10 she was able knowledge aod wide ex
Worthy Matron of Seminole perience in the field of real
Chapter 2 Order of Eastern estate tax collections. Prior
Star. Her husband, John Shep to that time he was associat
ard, is the owner of Shepard’* ed with Vulcan Material*
Oil. She has two daughters, Company and Goodyear.
He ts a graduate of the UnL
SJierlene and Joyce. The fam
ily is a member of the First versity o f Florida where bo
Presbyterian Church, Sanford. majored In bosinoM admin
istration. lie is a member oI
tho First Baptist Church at
Sanford. He served as direc
tor for tho Sanford-Scminolo
County Jaycccs.
Ray ia married to the
former Ann Reborn. They
MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — have three children, Susan,
Two armed men wearing cold- Marian and Troy.
Home Looted
O f $300,000
In Jewelry
weather survival masks pull
ed a clockwork robbery at the
horn* of wealthy socialite
Mr*. Nelson Swift Morris,
Thursday night and escaped
with an estimated $300,000 in
jewels, police said today.
Included In the loot was a
20car»t emerald-cut diamond
ring which Mra. Morris told
police was Jerked from her
finger before *hc, her house
man and three of her friends
were locked In s closet in the
rambling vacation home.
Detective Sgt. Larry Cotzin
said the FBI was aiding in the
Investigation of the job, "one
of Hie biggest around here in
a long tim e."
Rail Blockage
Eliminated
Future lengthy traffic tie.
upa on Weat Flrat Street du*
to aUHrd ACL trains ha\|i
been eliminated, It waa report
ed today by James P. Avary
Jr., county commission chair
man.
Avery said that complaint*
addressed in the Commission
were followed up by the then
chairman, Gen. J. C. Hutehlson, who arranged with ACL
that train s t o p p a g e a, du*
mostly to rrew changes, will
be mado in the future north o f
West First Street.
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Archbishop Confirms Local Class Troubleshooter
By Donna Rate*
Tbc Most Reverend Arch
bishop Joseph P. Hurley, bis
hop of St. Augustine, stress
ed the absolute necessity of
unity In each parish In a talk
before the first class to be
confirmed in tbc Church of
the Nativity, Lake Mary, dur
ing ceremonies held last Fri
day evening at the church.
lie emphasised cooperation
between the parishonera and
their pastor awl explained the
Importance of the laity in
the propagation of the faith.
The Archbishop spoke parti
cularly to the children con
cerning the spiritual value of
the Sacrament of Confirmation
and Impressed upon Uiem
their min In society as mem
b er! o f the Catholic Church.
Confirmation was conferred
upon 00 children and recent
adult converts with John K« nnedy Jr., president of the
Holy Name Society, serving
aa sponsor for the boya and
Mrs. John MacKarlane, presi
dent o f the Catholic Women’s
Club,as sponsor for the girli.
Chaplains to the Archbishop
were Rev. Ralph Kaiser and
R ev. Angelo Libera. Master
o f ceremonies was Rev. Law
rence Cunningham. Alao as
sisting at the ceremonies were
Rev. Terrance Farrclly and
Rev. Donald Noonan.
Rev. William J. Trahior la
pastor o f the Lake Mary
Church,
h
So
Reports From
Servicemen
E arl F. Doaaey Jr., whose
parents reside at R.R.2, has
been promoted to specialist
five with the 18th Army Signal
Battalion near Rutzbach, Ger
many. He la a 1057 graduate
o f Seminole High School.
Arm y Copt. Charles L. Naegel, son of Mrs. Lillian 11.
Naegel, DcDary, participates!
In “ Exercise Nebbla Rlanca
I I I , '” a Southern European
Task Force field training man
euver, in Italy,
Jenson Joncj, ann of Mrs.
Pauline Jonee, 100 Plnecreat
Drive, b serving as torpedo
m an's mate seaman aboard
the ballistic missile subma
rine USS Thomas Jclferson
operating out of Holy Loch,
Scotland.
Larry Lively, son o f Sir.
and Mrs. Carmel C. Smith,
R.R. 1; Leonard R. Combs,
non of Mr. and Mr*. Frank
If. Moore, 1401 West Flrat
Street, and Ernest A. Sciplo,
eon of Mr*. Helen C. Sciplo,
1405 West 14th Street, have
completed basic training at
the Naval Training Center,
Great Lakes, 111.
DeBary BPW
Has Program
p
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The January meeting of the
D eilary business and Profes
sional Women's Club was held
last Tuesday evening at Uie
D e R iry Restaurant with Mrs,
Bert Iiederhaus presiding.
Guest speaker was Constable
Oscar Papincau who spoke on
the new and old traffic laws
to be enforced. He pointed
out that many of these minor
infractlnrs were the causes
o f ncrhlcntx and urged all to
read Uin list of regulations
and obey the rules in an effort
to cut down the Florida Road
accident toll.
The next meeting of the rlub
will be Iteld at 7:30 p. m.,
Feb. 4, at the office of Dr.
George Frison Sr. on Highway
17-92. Marie Acrardi will lie
hostess and will present a
program on membership.
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dy, one of his late brother's
most
vsluod
global
trouble
shooters, left for the Far East
today on a similar mission for
President Johnson.
Kennedy will confer with
Indonesian President Sukar
no in Tokyo on Thursday
about Indonesia's dispute with
the newly formed slatr of Ma
laysia.
Tho attorney general was
scheduled lo meet with Presi
dent Johnson at 10:30 a.in.,
EST today for a last-minute
briefing on his trip.
Sukarno's threats against
ARCIMISHOr Joseph P. Hurley, right, ad t h e Malaysian Federation
have Mirred increasing ten
ministered the Sncrnment o f Confirmation for
sions In Southeast Asia, and
a class o f (10 members at the Church of the Na
Johnson is under pressure
tivity last Friday evening. Pictured with him is
from Congress to withdraw
tho Rev. William J. Trainor, pastor o f the Lake
aid lo Indonesia if Sukarno
Mary church.
(Herald Photo)
dors not mend his ways.
The main purpose of Ken
nedy's mission apparently is
lo dissuade Sukarno from his
announced i n t e n t i o n
to
"crush'' Malaysia.
Several weeks ago Johnson
sent a special note to Sukar
no rxptessitig grave concern
over the military buildup in
the Malaysian crisis.
ROME ( U P ! ) — Italy’s Com — a 00 per cent decline.
munist Party, whirh gained a
Kennedy met with Sukarno
Only in three categories—
million new votes in nntionul retired workers, domestic ser oneo
before,
in
February
elections last April, actually vants and farmers owning 1902. as President Kennedy’s
hua been losing membership their land — hns Communist personal emissary. The at
steadily over the past to years, membership increased in the torney general helped settle
Indonesians'
territorial
according to a top Communist Inst 10 ycurs. U i* down for the
official.
Industrial workers, farm work- dispute with the Dutch over
Knriro Rerlinguer, orgnnlx- ora, shnrecroppcrs, small busi West Irian, a part of the old
ntional secretary o f the party, nessmen, professional peoplej Netherlands New Guinea and
has compiled a report showing and t e a c h e r s , technicians, 1has been highly regarded by
the Indonesians since then.
Communist membership down students and housewives,
Italian Red Party
Show Steady Loss
from 2,140,317 in 1954 to 1,014,Will In 1903— a 25.0 per
rent drop.
Tho I t a l i a n Communist
I’nrty still is the largest in the
western world and second out
side the iron curtain only to
the Indonesian pnrty.
Hut despite their huge vote
guin Inst April, Uio Commun
ists lost 10,000 members Inst
year alone. Their membership
is increasingly made up o f re
tired people living on pensions,
Mnd less and less o f young
peoplii and workers.
These farts put a new per
spective on the politienl situa
tion In Italy anil would seem
to hack up wiint many observ
ers hnvo said about tho Com
munist guin in the April, 1903,
elections: Hint it was primar
ily a protest vote against tho
governing parties rather than
n vote for the Communistn.
The Cimununist vote sky
rocketed from 0,700,00 in 1958
to 7,707,001 Inst April, giving
the party 25.3 per rent o f the
tidal, thit highest it has ever
polled.
Hut contrasting with this,
tint Communists ut tho end of
1902 counted only 043,733 in
dustrial worker* among their
ineinliersliip, compand to H50,314 in 1951. This is nil the
more significant in view of the
fart that Italy’s industrial
force tins Inrrrnsrd sharply
during tills sumo period. In
1954, one o f every four indus
trial workers was a Commun
ist; today, the ratio ia one of
eight.
Retired people, who were an
Insignificant fraction o f Dm
membership 10 ycurs ago, now
number 113,980, or 7 per cent
of the party membership.
The crisis in Die Italian
Communist Youth Federation
—composed of pcuplo below
voting uge—is even more drumntic than in Die party itself.
From n high o f 430,908 mem
bers in 1954, the federation
slipped to only 172,200 in 1903
1 he biggest drop In Com
munist membership in a sin
gle year— 210,000—occurred in
1957, right nfter the Hungar
ian revolution hud been crush
ed by Soviet tanka. The 1957
total memltcrsliip was 1,825,312.
The membership has contin
ued tu deelinc every year since
then except for 1900 when it
went up by 3,(M)0.
DUI) W ELL
World’s deepest well was
drilled in Texas during 1U5H.
Although It cost $3 million
and was five miles deep, the
well yielded nothing but geo
logical specimens.
Garden Clubs
Observe Tree
Planting Week*
ISy .Mrs. Adam Muller
The Deilary Garden Club,
in conjunction with Governor
Farris Bryant's proclamation
designating
Jan.
12-18 as
"T ree Planting W eek." and
with other garden clubs in the
state, will participate in the
program.
Mrs. F. W. Hewlett, state
president, has asked that all
garden club members sponsor
tree planting and beautifica
tion at tills lime.
Wrrslb
P a g e 10 —
Jan. 14, 19b4
It costs Russia a million
dollars
a day to keep Fidi l
President Johnson was poorly
advised by his Latin Ameri Castro in power in little Cuba.
can experts when he offered How could Nikita Khrushchev
Atty. (>cn. Robert F. Kcnnc
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U. S. aid to solve Hraril’s possibly laintain an outright
huge foreign debt problem.
Red regime in Brazil, South
Few governments in Latin
America’*
largest
country
America deserve U. S help
with a population n| some an
less than President Goulart s
pro-Communist regime in Bra million?
In
some
Latin-Amcrican
zil.
“ I believe our continued co countries
the
Communists
operation can make a vital openly proclaim their aim to
contribution to the welfare
epeate Red dlctnr«hip« byot twin our people. Johnson
said in his message to Gnu- means of violent revolution.
Rut (heir strategy in Brazil is
lart.
different. Brazil is like a go.
What people?
Surely not Brazil's middle gantic suction pump in tlia
class, whirh is being crushed heart of Die Western Hemis
Khrushchev
under
economically by a devastating phere.
inflation fostered by the gov stands that a Brazil drifting
through inflation, corruption
ernment.
Not the millions of hungry and wildcat strikes ran pull
workers and peasants whose into its own chaos the rest
substandard living conditions of l.atin America.
This also appears to be Gou
have declined drastically un
lart's policy. He must know
der Goulart's regime.
Certainly not the American that economic and political
CASSELBERRY LEGION Pt « t Commander Harold Kryder, left nnd Ben
taxpaycrcrs whose hundreds chaos is communism's best
Evuim, right, h*ok on an Eniei.v Britton o f Lake Drive signs up for mem
of millions of dollars in aid ally on the continent.
bership during the Veterans Census being conducted statewide. Britton,
Much U. S. aid to Brazil is
to Brazil have lined the poc
a veteran o f World War II and the Korean Conflict, litis never before
kets o f corrupt politicians and thus being frittered away. Tb«
regime's oil monopoly. Petrohold membership in any veterans organization.
(Herald Photo)
Red demagogues.
Why should President John bras, has just been given th*
son bolster the prestige of the right lo control oil imports in
man who openly proclaims to Brazil. Since Pctrobras by
his hale for Ihc United States Goulart's admission is domi
I and his ambition to subvert nated by the Communists, tills
mean-, Russia will have a vir
the Alliance for Progress?
II) t'nlteil Press International wlio voted fur Die substitute tion against Negroes in luring
"Tho United States must tual idl monopoly in the coun
Tho university town of Cha motion, said "1 shall not be or promotions.
help Goulart solve Brazil's try.
pel llill, N. C., despite the
Richmond, Va : The State foreign debt problem or face
intimidated or pushed in any
threat of renewed civil rights
Pupil Placement Hoard as a Communist revolution." a
way by pressuro tactics o,demonstrations, refused Mon
signed IQ Negroes to predom U. S. diplomat told this writ
day night to pass the South's civil disobedience demonslra- inantly white schools and ap er on a recent tour of Brazil.
proved the transfers of five
first public accommodations tiona."
law.
What the Slate Department
At Greensboro, N. C „ Hu Negroes from a white school
Instead, the town's board of nt a n Relations Committee to a Negro school because of apparently fails to understand
HAROLD A.
is that the Beds do not seek
aldermen voted 4-2 for a sub Chairman W. O. Conrad urged changes of residence.
APPLEBY
a revolution in Brazil. At this
stitute motion that named a citizens to patronize firms
I
stage
they
want
permanent
TE LE PH O N E
new committee to seek the which have integrated their
inflation and a stale of chaos
l ’ .\ 2-3968
voluntary lowering of racial services and have hired quali
(hat w-ill bleed the United
barriers
in
still-segregated fied Negro employes. He said
408 V IR G IN IA A YE .
States white by keeping Latin
tho failure of local authorities
establishments.
SANFORD, FLO RID A
America unsettled and on Die
James Farmer, national di to act on integration was "in
Trial in the Christmas Day
rector of Die Congress of Rac viting the federal govern 'dunking' of State Trooper brink of revolution.
ial Ktpiality (C O R E ), had ment to pass laws on what John McConnell and Weldon
said earlier that Chapel Hill, we should be doing our Bridges, rural route. Sanford,
site of the University o f North selves."
will be held for Bridges some
Carolina, was "the key to the
Elsewhere in the nation:
time in February.
South nnd the nation." He
Mobile, Ala.:, The South
MeConncil anil Bridges fell
warned that if a public ac eastern regional director ol twice into the St Johns River,
commodations
Iaw
wasn't the U. S. Civil Service Com at Osteen bridge, on the V o
.(jitMitnnrr
hVif
passed by Die aldermen, anti- mission appointed a five-man lusia County side, when the
Integration
demonstra romnUDce to investigate fed trooper endeavored to halt
tion* would be resumed.
eral agencies in south Ala Bridges from driving his car.
Bridges pleaded not guilty
Aldermen Roland Guidcz, bama for possible discrimina
Monday in Volusia County!>(U1 WI4 T fi88t Vi*«l I I
t i n MHIIUI f a J (M ’ S
court to charges of intoxica
SANrnwn,
rio m n A
tion and resisting arrest. He
is free under S.vr> bond.
W
Accommodations Law Beaten
INCOME TAX
PREPARATION
'Dunking* Trial
Set Next Month
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17-1)2 between Seminole nnd Catalina Driven,
wan conducted Friday. Pictured with the jfroup
directum nnd board nicmlwm present fo r tbc
occasion are Albert J. Cowan, chairman o f the
board (with sh o vel): Samuel Fnron, general
contractor (wenriiiR lin t); Rev. Augustus C,
Summers who Rave the invocation nnd Robert
Kuufninn, rhnirmnn o f the bnildinR committee.
(Cox Photo)
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Fori une To Speak
Seminole County Represen
tative Jan Fortune will speak
The Air Force went lo work mililary test versions of the
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scientists and enginrera have lo tone down Die “ pogo- Titan 2 with nrrumulator-ty-pe
stlck" to vvliat NASA consid devices and spring merlin- j
just about harnessed the " fly
ered a “ tolerable level." T o nlsms in Dm propellant line j
ing pogo-stlck."
day, says Jerome R. Ilatn- and fuel pump areas of Dm1
And the nation's astronauts
inack, chief of the Gemini liooster, to absorb a lot of Urn ■
should feel a little more com
program's launch v e h i c l e intensity.
fortable nnd a lot safer when
Two Titan 2 rockx-ts flew I
launch
systems
inegration,
they take over the reins a
"Die A ir Force is deserving from Cape Kennedy late last |
year or so from now.
of commendation" for Dm year with the “ fixes." Infor
"P o g o stick" was the dubi
way in which the problem mation from both flights Indi
ously
distinctive
nickname
waa attacked and controlled. cated “ the values are within
dreamed up by an anonymous
As a temporary aolution. our allowances,'' said Hambut Imaginative critic for the
Air Force specialists rigged mack.
A ir Force's Titan-2 Intercon
tinental ballistic m i s a H e
(IC B M ).
The tag was descriptive of
tlie missile's tendency to v i
CALL
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the rate of 11 times per sec
ond
while
Hying
through
space.
One speco agency official
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W E A TH E R : Fair nn'd cold today with high in 50s; partly cloudy toniphtnnd Thursday; low tonipht in 40s.
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Attending Tuesday’s meet
ing of Seminole university site
committee were members of
both the city and county com% mUsioncrs plus other civic
leaders who are playing a
vital role in this county's ef
forts to get the *• a>t Central
Florida University.
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Established 1908
WED.. J A N U A R Y 15, 1064
SANFORD. FLORIDA
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Seminole
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SEMINOLE COUNTY'S "official fam ily" for
the next year was photographed Tuesday after
noon following the reorganization meeting o f
the County Commission. Commissioners are
seated, from the left: John Alexander, Leo Gary,
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LAKELAND (U P I) — T h e . Florida's multi-million dollar
ment with Orange County coldest
weather »inrc tlm . vegetable crop but the citrus
Commissioners a n d jointly crop killing I9fi2 freeze dealt industry escaped u.th light
present a site for the propos a severe blow today to South damage.
"A n eight-hour siege of
ed Fast Central Florida Uni
frost in South Florida caused
versity to the Florida Board
severe damage
lo
tender
o f Control.
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truck crops, sub tropical fruit
and ornamental plants," said
Chairman James P. Avery Jr., Gen. J. C. Hutch!Members of the Seminole
the Dade County Agricultural
son and John Fitzpatrick. Stunding arc Attorney
board, meeting jointly with
Department..
Harold Johnson left) and Clerk Arthur H. Heckmembers of the Sanford City
All available agents were
Commission and the local site
with Jr.
sent out into the fields to
committee of the county’ s
(Herald I’ hoto)
check frost damage to the
Chamber of Commerce, re
tender tomatoes, beans, sugar
jected the plan proposed bycane and other crops which
Orange County officials liesupply the nation's dinner
cause it would lend no pres
tablet during the winter.
tige to Seminole since by far
Temperatures dropped into
the major portion o f the site
the 20' s in South Florida and
would be located In Orange.
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he'd there for more than
eight hours early today, long
Gen. J. C. Hutchison, plio
enough to min crops despite
up until Tuesday afternoon
Following his election as was chairman of the Semin
exhaustive efforts at artificial
growers burned smudge pot*
heating.
and old tires to ward oft the chairman of the Seminole ole Board of County Commis
Smoking
heaters
burned
sioners,
notified
Commission
County
Hoard
o
f
County
Com
crop-crippling cold.
through the night over much
er F. U. Surgulne of the
The mercury hovered one missioners, James P. Avery
of tlie stale as growers fought
Orange County board that
ilcgicu
above
freezing
at Jr. this morning issued a
the hotter cold.
Seminole ofliciaU appreciat
Tampa, but dipped to 2ii at statement. He succeed* tien.
“ It's too early to tell much
ed the otter by Orange ConnJuck.vonvillc, and 21 at New
now untU we have had a
J. C. Hutchison, who stated . ty hut it was the opiniun of
Orlcan*, La.
chance to inspect the fields,"
i most of Seminole's civic load
The same clear skies that he was stepping down hesaid a Dade County agent,
ers that it was imperative
kept temperatures crisp dur causa of the "pressure of
“ hut it looks like damage will
that the offer he declined.
ing (he night were expected to j personal business." Avery's
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Shareholder* o f Snnford A t he extensive."
help a warming trend later in statement:
In Orlando, Sorguine said lantic National Bank, in an
Agents were fearful that the
the day, w ith some melting ot I "During the three year* Just that the Orange County Com
nual meeting, hava elected cold weather may have played
the
East's
massive
snow passed.
General
Hutchison missioners were not requesthavoc with the 1fin,000acre su
drills
predicted
in sunny has well served the people of |mg Seminole olficialt to with- Robert E. Lee, o f Oviedo, ns a gar cane harvest near Belle
ureas.
Seminole County a* chairman 1draw their other site*, and new director.
Glade.
Lee wu* born ntul reared In
.Most highways were clear of their Board o f County Com- that the hid was made just
“ Several stations reported
but oUppery through the.JUd- wlsslqncr*.
lo prove to the Board ol Con Oviedo. He is w graduate of sustained temperatures of 2A
tacit and KasL Soma aacead- • "Th e Jojj \y*s made doubly trol that “ wc aren’t tailing the University of Florid*, hav- degrees, and there were a
iug earned a bachelor o f sci few unofficial report* of even
o r y f l s 'U w?*.*. gplf tivui-ner- diuici:it ty tile t" '.aunt, rap out over tins competition."
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ence degree in animal hus lower temperatures.*' said die
bus and .hie • treats In somu id progress and growth that
H ie vile proposed by Orange bandly. lie served III the Navy Weather Bureau.
of the cation's |avce»i cities has been accomplished to
were still snow-clogged.
such a degree it will set the County i* located only six during Wot Id Wur If. Lee is it
The citrus crop got off light,
The high death toll was at standard o f condnet of future mile* east o f Orlando's city ranrher and I* associated in even though temperatures in
tributed In part to exhaustion hoards for many years to limits and approximately two business with 111* father, C. ft. Centrol Florida dropped a*
miles north ot east SR -V) on Lee. lie is a member o f the low a* 19 degrees.
ami
over-exertion
w h i l e come.
stormbound Easterners sho
“ His leadership, while nf the cast side ol the Alafaya Methodist Church ill Oviedo i Much of the state'a citrus
veled. swept,
pushed ar.d necessity being fores ful, was Trail.
and bus held many civic post-!
Surgulne is quoted ss say Ilona, lie Is past president o f]
otherwise struggled to dig never rxcrrlsed without dig
out Irom one ot history's nity, consideration and sin ing that "W o will now have the County Farm Bureau, past
worst snow storms.
cerity. His derision to serve to pull Hie site away from the president o f the S e m i n o l e
Most of the deaths were re the fourth year of Ids term county line to that we can lie County Cattleman's Associa
Casselberry Marshal Gus
ported m New England, Ohio, of office on the hoard not a* sure of liulfering Uic site will) tion, bus served on tho Seminoln County Soil Conservation Sawyer today Issued a stern
Pennsylvania and New York chairman was hi* and when our own zoning."
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—Ihr area hardest hit when made known caused a reac
District Board, a n d w a s warning to persons who have
This wss also on* of the awatdnl Ilia honor in 1900 of been conveniently dumping
the massive storm barrelled tion from each and every
across the Mississippi llivcr member of the board of dis reasons why Seminole offi being selected the outstanding their garbage along the town'*
cials rejected the offer. It
outlying roadway*.
Sunday.
farmer in Seminole County,
may and chagrin.
would have required joint sc j
Sawyer flatly stated that
Pennsylvania had 22 deaths,
"Because his example of
Itc-deetcd to tho board were
Ohio 21 and New York IH. devotion to duly was so e v i lion by both commissions to George A . Ortngus, chairman; any |>crsnn caught in such an
New England counted at lead dent at all times, I could not adcqualrly zone sn ares that Howard Hodges, Roy Mann, G. act will he brought into muni
27 dead, with Rhode Island refuse to accept when he ask projected into two separate A. Speer Jr., II. B. Pope, Ira cipal court upon first offense
reporting 11 and Massachu ed to be allowed lo submit my counties.
Southward, George D. Bishop, and that ho will swear out a
John Krider, manager ot
setts 10.
name in nomination. Even
William Hemphill. Scott Burnt, warrant for their arrest upon
the Seminole County Chamber!
the second offense.
Him agreement was reached
and A. K. Shoemaker Jr.
of Commerce, said tills morn
only after he graciously con
Elected to the official posi-| Regular garbage collection
Ing that Seminole has to' i tion o f auditor o f the bank; at minimum rales |* provided
sented to give me benefit of
completely rinsed the door t«
by the town through a fran
was DeWitt T. Mathews Jr.,!
hi* experience by advising
chise contract calling for two
uny other offer by the Orange j
amt guiding through those im
who ha* Itccn with tho Imiik j
pickup* a week.
County Commission.
for
about
a
year.
Mathews
portant
situations
which
sure
Mutual Concert ticket hold
.
.
.
ers were reminded today by ly will rise this coming year.
Concerning the site propns camu to Sanford from Jack 10,170 E n r o lle d
" I find it incumbent on me rd by the Orange County sonville, where he was in the
Judge Vernon Mize, president
T A LLA H A S S E E I U P I) —
ol the organization, that the to emulate his example and board, Krider wondered tt auditing department o( the
Florida Sluts University Re
Columbia Roys Choir will policies to the best of my Orange County's 1 e a d e r s |Atlantic National Bank for
gistrar Murray Kemm report
pti sent a concert at Seminole ability. Knowing this cannot would agree lo Seminole liav-j tluee years.
In- accomplished without the ing the basic site and Orange’ In his report to the stork- ed today enrollment for tile
High .School Tuesday night.
second trimester totalled 10,Mize said that membership toll ro-operatjun of tlm Board, officials arrept a small atrip, holders, Hodges, president nf
I7ll.
tickets are transferable and it i* humbly solicited.
of land in their county. This j the bank, reported that the in-1
“ In closing, let me say, is primarily what Orange stilution baa hud an excellent j
members who cannot attend
year profit-wiaa and also in
may permit another person to ‘ Well dune, General Hutchi County offered.
•
•
•
son’ ."
deposit growth. He said the
use thi* tickets.
At Tuesday's meeting, Sem liunk'a capital structure bus
Midshipmen at the Sanford
inole leaders decided to slay been increased fl7B,'kill during
N a v a l‘ Academy will lie »pr
with its two sites which have the year by a BO per cent stock
rial guests of the roncert as
F R A N K F U R T , G e r m a n y met the criteria-ot the State dividend last Jnaiiary and by
sociation for Tuesday's pro
gram. the second in a series (U P1) — T h e newspaper Board of Control. However, j u X,Ml,noil transfer to surplus
Nuchtniisgabe, the group agreed to invest! 1on Dec. 31. These inertases in
of three sponsored by the o r Frankfurter
ganization this season. Capt. reporting on the proa and gate any other sites offered rupilul funds, hu said, serve
John Williams accepted an in rone o f smoking Tuesday, by Interested Individuals pro not only to givo additional
vltition on behalf of the hnadlinrd tt* article: “ Die vided they were sound and protection to the bank's depoaitors but also to increaso its
Homier But Live Happier."
reasonable.
Academy.
lending capacity.
Hodges also reported that
the purchase by the bank of
the Florida Hotel building in
Brptrmber r e p r e s e n t * a
further step In thr bank's plan
for future expansion. Immedi
ate use o f tlie property, be
said, would be fur additional
parking space but plans are
The 72-year-old Segni. who Metropolitan Opera atar Ro- dinner In the executive man
under way fo r modernization
sion's
state
dining
room.
liert
Merrill,
who
sang
"D
l
speaks little English, seemed
Provenza II M ar" from VerComposer Gian-Carlo Men- of the existing bunking house
to enjoy the mixture. He was
di's “ La Traviata" and the ottl and former baseball great with u new building to extend
seen to tap his loot to the i
famous “ Largo A1 Factotum" Joe Di Maggio were unable to to Second hlrcet. He pointed
strains of “ When the Saint* cavatina from Rossini's “ The attend because bad weather out that the trank is fast out
Come Marching In " at per Barber of Seville."
disrupted their travel plans. growing its existing quarter*
formed by the New Christy
The selection.* from Italian Present, however, were singer amt a new building is RacesMinistrels group,
grand opera were rho»cn to Tony Rennet, reporter mag sary.
Hodge* thanked the bank'*
th e President said Segni please the Segni*. The Jrhn- azine editor-publisher Max Asloved it . . . be just laugh *on* also Included a number coli, a number of congress employes fur their cooperation,
cd."
of well-known Americas of men of Italian descent and the board o f directors for their
The young folk singer* oJiar Italian descent among the 140 officials of several Kalian- council und the stockholder*
cd the \Wi<tu House lag* with 1guest* muted lo the lavish American publication*.
New Chairman
Avery Elected 1
Chairman Of Bitter Co!d Causes Praises Work
County Board 140 Deaths In East Of Hutchison
James
P.
Avery
Jr.
was By United Press International
Bitter cold nipped stormyear at the rcorganizational weary Easterners today and
meeting of Ihc County Com scut temperatures tumbling
below freezing
across ihc
mission Tuesday afternoon.
Southland. The weather con
Gen. J. C. lluli-iii son was
nected death toll reached at
chosen vice chairman.
least 14U.
• • •
Sub zero temperatures knif
General Hutchison, in nom ed into New England and
inating Avery fur the position, near-zero reading* were ie• • •
said tic wanted to step down ported southward to the Car
As for compromising with
berause of the pressure of olina highlands. Florida citius
Orange County, we're glad to
Alexander
see Seminole County’s com business. J o h n
missioners close the door on nominated General Hutchison
the site the Orange commis as chairman.
sioners proposed M o n d a y.
The secret ballot resuited
Most of the area was in Or in a 2-2 tie. with one declin
ange with just a strip in ing to vole, lir a second
t! 0
Seminole.
Avery was elected by P f a *
A general t-rfrtew nf the pi o• • •
of 3 2.
„
great and development o f U)*
• •» •
Along with this. Iiowcver,
proposed SL Julina-Iniliu Riv
Members then chose lie in
we might mention that one ad
er Cunal was given Babiy by
ditional factor is important if selves unanimously for fiis
Lake Ada is the final choice lodial positions: John Fltzpat* John Krider, ehnirmnn nf the
Sanford subscribers to South rlck, courthouse and jail; Lee Canal Authority, when he ad
ern Bell's service must decide Gary, county home; General dressed n Hireling o f the Cannl
hi favor of ripping down the Hutchison, county health de Authority o f Florida ill Or
"telephone curtain” that se partment, and Alexander, Os lando.
Krider diseussed the begin
parates the northern and sou ceola airport.
ning of efforts to create the
thern section* of the coun
Alexander, pointing to the nuthoiity, how it progressed
ty.
♦ • •
high traffic accident rale at through the Floiidu Legisla
The
Seminole
Chamber’s the- intersection of Onora ture, und how the organiza
“ Warm Up Committee" went Road and Highway 17-92. rec tion proceeded lo reach its
into action this morning. It's ommended the Commission present stage o f development.
Krider raid that the group
three members arc Merle request the State Road De
“ W arm er,"
Sunny"
Powell partment make a study for, meeting in (lilundo today guve
and “ Sunny" Raborn. And by possible safety (actors to al consideration to oilier water
the way, fellows, we'd rather leviate the situation.
The ] way* which eventually could
link Sanford with the Gulf In
feel your report than hear it. Commission concurred
• • •
tel coastal Waterway which in
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Back to the telephone situa
Commissioners
n a m e d 1902 handled more than <17
tion for a moment, did you members of various commit million ton* of commodities.
A
report issued by the
notice in Tuesday's Herald tees and boards:
where Clifford McKibbin said
Fred R. Wilson Memorial American Waterways Operat
that the thousands of residents Law Library—Mack N. Cleve ors, Inc., indicated that the A t
inthe south end ofSeminole
land Jr., Joseph Mui asko, i lantic 1o ta n wwal.ii W a lii way,
County have toll tree service Vassar II. Carlton. Volie A. during I'.uiJ, ear lied more than
to three-fourths of Orange Williams Jr., and G. Andrew three million tons o f freight.
County hut not to Sanford, the Speer,
succeeding
Kenneth
county scat?
McIntosh.
• • •
County Insurance — Robert
Everything ii getting word E. Earns, Clifford McKibbin,
ier. The Ten Commandments Robert J. Crumley and Mrs.
\ hum: ll Interest vignette
ronlain 297 words. The Bill Betty Cass, with another t >
unfolded Tuisday afternoon
of Rights has 403 words. Lin be named.
. . . and Ih r Herald news
coln's
Gettysburg
Address j
• • •
boy Involved Hid not know
contains 20fi words. But a
Board of Plumbing Exam
he was being observed.
recentdirective
from Wash inirs — Archie Harriett, Bill
lie cnlrrrd a downtown
ington to regulate the price Laltrce, Lamar Stokes,Harry
establishment trying lo sell
of cabbage required 2ti.9U Lee Sr. and Richard Sites.
his papers. He asked it
words.
Board of Electrical Exam
they hail randy for one
• • •
iners — E C. Harper Sr., C
rent . . . and was Inlormrd
You can anticipate an an T. Rabun, George Bowser.
only (ive-ernt candy bars.
nouncement anyday now that Don Young and Sidney Vih ,
tin Ids way out, he looked
County
Commissioner
Jim len.
rt a counter display . . .
Avery will not seek re-elec
W ater' Control and Conser and dropped his lone pen
tion. However, he Is expected vation — Harold Kastnrr, M.
ny In the collection box for
to announce that he will he L. Cullum, W. E. Knowles, C.
Muscular Dystrophy. And
a candidate for tax collector. S. Lee, A. S. Merrill. It. S.]
departed.
Rudy Sloan ami Bacot Ellerbe Brown and Itnnirr Osborne
have already formally an
Board of Adjustment — de
nounced.
layed.
elected chairman for the next
Krider Talks
I Cana)
Newsboy’s Mite
Combats Disease
•
Commis
clined to enter into an agree
These men arc not over
confident. But one of them ex-1
pressed the sentiment that
“ we didn't come this far to
lose."
Another
remarked.
“ Quit? We couldn't U w e |
wanted to !”
As for the Clock, we believe
Blucstone has been eliminat
ed alnce It is not north of SR
SO and cast of Orlando. Un
lessOrange
or Seminole can
come up with a better site wc
believe Lake Ada is lit# best.
The Board of Control could
lean the area for the next 10
years and not find a better
aitc than Ada with it* built-in
facilities and location.
County
sioner* Tuesday afternoon de
Ideas and suggestions came
from every comer of the con'
ferencc room. Each were put
on the scales of consideration
and weighed carefully. Aside
from one or two. they were ]
adopted. Two and a half hours
later about 20 of the county's
# top business and professional
men ctnc-ged from the room
more unified and determined
than perhaps they've been
since the project started.
•
New Director
01 Sanford
Atlantic Named
Warning Issued
On Dumping
Concert Tuesday
At High School
Zoning Board — delayed
Board of Adjustment and
Appeals — Hal Harris*, Wil
liam Bush, Lelloy Robb, Paul
A couple of Sanford motor
Campbell and John A. Burton
vehicles found their way to
IV.
Volusia County but without
WASHINGTON
(C P I )
Fire Commissioners. 10th
their ownere, the poliro blotter
Fire District — Ralph Able, A finger - snapping, foot-tap
showed today.
Robert Willis, Charlc* Walk ping “ hootenanny" highlighted
Automobile o f Tommy Rail,
er, Lewi* scnwcickez t and
President and Mrs. Johnson's
802 West 13th Street, stolen
Otii Sjoblom.
Tuesday evening, was recover
first
formal
atate
dinner
• • •
ed this morning by DcLand
I-ong Range Planning for Tuesday night at the White
police in that city.
Recreational Areas — I~ it. House.
A station wagon owned by Reiter, Ted Williams, W. A.
The dinner, for President
James Davison, 401 Magnolia Adam*, S. B. (J im ) Crowe, Antonio Segni of Italy and hi*
Avenue, stolen from hi* home,! Glenn McCall, Fred Ganas, wife, was a blend of the glit
waa recovered by Trooper |Jim Colbert. Larry Miller. W. tering Kennedy style and the
John MrCvmnrll on Sit 41S in Henry Wight and Carl E. V.'U homespun Texas touch of the
Bams.
Vyluala County.
Johnson*.
.P
^
®
had already reached maturity
and the only damaging tem
peratures were in low ground
locations.
“ The trees were mostly in
dormant stages and damage
will l»c light," said the Wea
ther Bureau at Lakeland.
“ Generally, the citrus indus
try came out better than wo
expected," the Weather Bur
eau said.
Florida Citrus Mutual o ffi
cials said today that a shift
of the wind In the northeast
caused temperatures to begin
to rise slightly. The wind
shift was recorded at about
midnight in l.ake County, and
at about 3 a. m. in Marion
County.
Miilua! reported consider
able firing of furnaces in l,aka
and Marion counties, but spot
ty firing elsewhere In the cit
rus belt.
“ In most Instances, the tem
perature* and durations, in
particular the duration, were
not realized .with the result
being no measurable dam
age," sai.1 Mutual executiva
vice president Robert W. Rut
ledge.
Adm. Brown Due
Here Thursday
near Admiral S a m u e l
R. Brown, Cammander of
the Atlantic F l e e t ’ # Car
rier Division Four and a
well known figure to Sanfordbased squadrons, will visit
here Thursday
for a brief
ing on the RA-SC Vigilante re
connaissance aircraft and as
sociated topics.
Admiral Brown and several
staff members will arrive at
the Sanford Naval Air Station
by air from the admiral's
flagship, the USS Forrestal,
at f:30 a. hi .
Capt. James O. Mayo, Com
mander Heavy Attack Wing
One, and other Wing officers
will brief the visitors on tlie
new RA-SC, its capabilities
anil allied building and train
ing programs which have
grown up at Uic naval air sta
tion to support the plane.
Tlie orientation will also in
clude flight line inspections of
the Wing’s newly arrived HASC’*, which have been inte
grated into the Heavy Attack
Squadron Three training pro
gram.
Ilrown was graduated from
the U. S. Naval Academy in
1934.
As Commanding Officer of
the USS Forrestal from May
1U.VJ to June llh>0 he operated
at tea with Sanford’s Attack
Squadron Five in his air
group.
FR ID A Y N IG H T SPECIAL!
Either, Or
LBJ's First State Dinner
Stolen Sanford
Cars Recovered
EXFt-ODING CHEMICALS caused a fire which destroyed this $4,000
station wngon this morning: on Highway 46 just west of 1’aoln. Goorgo
Ilcnnctt Hammond, Fustic, jumped front the moving car when the chemi
cals he was carrying exploded. The bhize was extinguished by the Lake
Mary Volunteer Fire Department. Trooper Tommy Tomlinson and Deputy
Sheriff Charles llogtui investigated.
(Herald I’ hoto)
JointSiteFor
University
Unacceptable Cold Hits WegefsaSsEes
But Citrus 5s Spared
When the confab, tne first
since the State Board of Con
trol's Friday meeting in Talla
hassee. got under w ay nobody
knew what to expect. But it
P didn't take long to get down
bare facts and brass tacks.
•
NO. 104
Seminole Rejects Orange Offer
By Julian Slenxtrom
•
United F'reH.* Leafed W iie
It's A 'Hootenanny' In The White House
FISH FRY
A L L YO U C A N E A T ADLILTS
$H35
CHILDREN
12 OH UNDER
*1
00
Menu Included:
Cote Slaw
French Frien
linked Ilea ns
Grltn
Hush I’ upplca
Relish Truy
Coffee Or Ten
Owned A Opcratrd
By
Maxine A Bob
Hancock
llwjr. 17-92
Sanford
I’ h. FA 2-5965
�jji’
FROZEN-W HOLE
(Lb. 49c)
FRYER LEGS OR
FRYER BREAST
"S U P E R .H IG H T " CORN FED W E S TE R N M E A T I ’
"SUPER-RIGHT** SKIN LESS
SPARE RIBS LB 49 FRANKS
2
BACON
2 79' BEEF LIVER
CUBED STEAK
79 BRAUNSWEIGER
"SUPER-RIGHT** SLICED C A N A D IA N
QUICK FROZEN HEADLESS
95' SHRIMP
lb 79
49 RED SNAPPER lb „9
lb 39 CHICKEN LIVERS at 39
‘•.SUPER-RIGHT" S K IN N E D . DE V E IN ED
QUICK FROZEN G E N U IN E F ILLE TS
H Oi.
Fkga.
QUICK FROZEN FREEZER Q U E E N BEEF
C O PELAND S DELICIOUS STICK
B A N Q U E T QUICK FROZEN
18 U i.
I*li«.
YE LLO W COOKINCJ
U. 8. NO. 1 ROUND W H ITE
SPECIAL T H IS WEEK!
Potatoes
"Super-Right Quality"
APPLES
POTATOES10
delicious — It’a “ Super-Right" quality
Lb.
W H IT E - HOUSE SKIM
CRACKERS l>>-29‘
BLEACH- g.l 39
W HITE-UOUSF. IN S T A N T N O N -F A T
SQUARE CUT LA M B SHOULDER
B R IG H T S A IL
W H ITE -H O U SE IN S T A N T CHOC.
ROAST
L A M B SHOULDER
P L A S T IC L A U N D R Y
Each
•
•
•
9
9
9
W HOLE OR H A L F
of Lamb
LAM D RIO
CHOPS
SPECIAL!
LAM U LO IN
99 Breast
lb.
(5-
SPECIAL!
LAM B
LAM B
Patties
lb.39(
Flank lb.
BATHROOM T IM U R
2$
With thla coupon A purrhaaa o f
|Ann Pago Smooth or Krunckjr
i
1 Pint 8-0*. Jar
Peanut Butter
59c
■Coupon good thru Sat., Jan. 18th.
Ja*. 1-18-81
PARKER
39‘
V/a Lb.
Ea.
DELICIOUS
German Chocr^69‘
A R P B R AN D TO M ATO
A A P B RAND SOLID LIG H T
W ITH THE PURCHASE OF JANE PARKER OVER
%
FRUITS A N D
6
1-Lb.
Cans
K
Armour Star T re e t...................12 oz. can 49c
Armour Star Corned Beef Hash 15*/a oz. can 41b
N U TS
Ju. 1-18 81
<A & P Apple Sauce
A & P Sauerkraut
A & P Golden Corn
Iona Green Peas
Iona Tomatoes
Iona Diced Carrots
Purina Dog Chow......................... 5 lb. bag 77c
• EXTRA PLAID STAMPS •
pint jur 37c
■ Coupon good thru Hal.. Jan. Iklli.
V A L L E Y GOLD FROZEN
E A T -W E L L BRAND
A N N PA G E P U R E
S U L T A N A W H O LE
c .™
(Tana
8-U*.
P k f.
A & P Peaches 4 '<&79*
Green Beans 4 ® 79‘
21cDRINKS10c Nabtaco G
A R P FROZEN CHOP OR L E A F
S U L T A N A B R AN D
A N N PAG E ELBOW
Y E L L O W C LIN G H A LV E S OR SLICED
A A P FROZEN SW BBT
SU LTANA
1-LK.
Can
Mix ’Em
Or
Match ’Em
Pkr.
Blue D a l*
1
JAN E
BAKED
SoftWeave8^-$100 PORK-BEANS'^lOc PEASSOUP- 3»&?•32c
MACKEREL2 37c
TUNA- 3 Tc2i
$
1
.0
SARDINES
a With thla ruupon and putchaae of.
J Muy<mnuUc
FRESH LY
In Ov.
p l a id
STAMPS
'
PA R K E R
Lemon Pie
LAM B
lb.
JAN E
Lima Beans 1 0
MACARONI 1 0 '
88c GrapeJam 2 -55'
79‘ Sale !
WHIIE HOUSE EVAPORATED
CHOPS
LB.
BAG
Ann Page Red Bean*, Sultana Pork A Bean* or Iona
N BC PR E M IU M
MILK 3— 29
Dry-Milk—12-85'
DRINK- >— 33' BASKETS
—at a th rifty price!
Leg
19
39‘
39‘
LB.
BAG
U. S. No. 1 EASTERN RO U ND W H ITE
SHOULDER
A vff*
FRESH MADE
YO RK OR W INESAP
WHOLE LAMB
Whole Lamb Shoulder, flavorful and
s Lb.
n *«
Avocadoes - 19c Cole-Slaw
Like all “ Super-Right” meals. Lamb is guaranteed to be delicious or your
money back. And like all “ Super-Right" Meals they’re marked with the low.
eat price conHlstcnt with their fine quality. E n j o y meaty, money .Having
“ Super-Right" Lamb often.
g to 6-Lb.
99' Onions
F L A . LAR G E R IP E
Jjcunb Suds!
Here ia a truly fina tender Western
99
LB.
BOX
W ITH
RIBS
Armour Star Beef S tew ............ 24 oz. can 53c
Upton Onion Soup Mix ..................... pkg. 39c
Sara Lee Frozen Choc. Swirl All Butter Cake 79c
Your dreams come true with
With thla coupon and purefceae
Jane Parker Hlirrd
Lb.
Ring
Cinnamon Bread M b. loaf 35«
E23
Cuupuu good thru hat.. Jam. 18th.
I |Ji. Gan t'h rf Boy-Ar-De*
Spaghetti
Sauce
Detergent
Breeze
I llrln* Strained
$399
No Coupon Neceunurj
llriaa
Tomato
29c Baby Food t0/99c Ketchup
Giant Hlta
Detergent
l#c O ff
81c Rinso Blue
Giant Sira
69c
ft
Oc.
PLAID STAMPS
COt*kHX. N C
I.b.
mz
Ring
$2®
No Coupon Kecesnary
Helm Cider
25c Vinegar
Condenaed Detergent Giant Hire Condenaed Deteigent
gt. 79c Fluffy All
Hein* Condenaed
Detergent
33c Lux Liquid
u m ik it
M fiu u il
to o, a o i a i i i
n a n lava
No Coupon Nccrnnary
Detergent
qt. 39c Veg. Soup 3/31c Surf
Reg. Site
Super M arkets
I ' / j - * ! 4’
10*, Or.
Giant Sita
Detergent
naanou t
GRADE “A ” Q U IC K
ISe
O ft
gt. size 64c
Giant Site
Prirca ia thU adrertiaeaieat
are goud throogh Saturday,
January 18.
i'laidUuid Redemption
Store* W ill Remain
Open 6 Days A W’eek
3101 Orlando Dr. Oa
17-82 A T 27tk Street
lOa.m .loSp.m .
Liunid Detergent
65c Swan Liquid 65c Wisk
Wuodbury
gal. 1.42 Soap
2 ban 26c
�Area 4-H Clubs To Attend Dairy Show
By Bernice Kelsey
Members of 4-H Clubs in
the Oviedo and Slavia areas
will board the St. Luke's
Christian Day School Bus at
3:30 a.m. Saturday in front
of the Slavia School for the
Orange County Agricultural
Center where they will attend
the 4-H Dairy Show.
! All boys and girls making
the trip will be returned to
their homes by bus.
Club members who will be
judging and showing their cattie in the show are 4-H win
ners of Central Florida.
Those making the trip are
advised to bring a packed
lunch.
ST. LOUIS,
Mrs. Suggs Dies
In Casselberry
C O U N TY A G E N T Cecil Tucker helps Philip Ltikna, meml>er o f the Slavia
•1-U Club, clip the young heifer he will enter in Sutuwlny’s -l-ll Dairy
Show to be held at the Orunge County Agricultural Center.
A R E P U B LIC A N E L E P H A N T , bedrooped and bedraggled after a week
end in the wind and rain, was sprawled out atop Lyman School Monday
morning when faculty und students arrived on the campus. It han been
returned to its owners, the Seminole County Young Republican Club, by
the pranksters who filched it from the warehouse where is was being
stored.
(Herald Photo)
Recreation Director Speaks
For Women Of The Moose
Jim Jcmigan, director of Chapter 1104, Women of the
the Sanford Recreation De Moose, at a program arranged
Mrs. Amanda E. Suggs, 79,
partment, was guest sr* a k * by the Child Caro Committee.
died at * Casselberry Nurs Monday night for 'Sanford
Jernigan explained at length
ing Home at 11:45 p.m. Mon
(lie number of youth activities
day.
available in city and county
Bom June 30, 1884, In Sa
and how lomls arc allocated
vannah, Ga., she had lived in
to maintain these programs.
Sanford for the past 40 years.
He pointed out that Friday
She made her home at 2688
night dances at the Sanford
Federal Slate Market
S. Palmetto Avenue and was
Civic Center are attended
News
Service
the wife o f the late Joseph
each week liy m iiiic 200100
Sanford
Suggs.
>oung people from all parts
Shipping
point
information
Survivors are two sons, H.
for Jan. 15. AU sale* F.O.U. of the county and listed pro
V . Thompson of Sanford and
grams open to adults as well
Ira S. Thompson of Ft. Benn- Precooling charges extra un as to the youth for each day
less
otherwise
stated.
ing, Ga. and four grandchild
SANFORD . OVIEDO • ZELL- of the week.
ren.
Admission to the Civic Cen
WOOD
D ISTRICT:
Funeral services w ill be
ter Is open free of charges
Hard
freeze
in
the
a.
m.
held at 2:30 p. m. Thursday
to residents o f the city and
at Brisson Funeral Home with Most harvest curtaik-d by annual
memberships
a re
Rev. John Hire* of Grace weather conditions.
available to nut of town fam i
Methodist Church officiating.
Cabbage.
Carrots,
Cauli- lies at nominal charges, lie
Burial will be in Oaklawn Power: too few sales to estab explained.
Memorial Park.
lish market.
Following the program re
Celery: demand good on freshments o f coffee and cake
limited
volume.
M a r k e t were served by the hostess
ateady. 16 inch crales, Pas committee for which $irs.
cal. H i doz. $2.25; 2'A doz.. Doris Gandy Is chairman ami
$2.50; 3-t doz. $2.25; 6 8 doz. Mrs. Lcnorc Price served as
$2.75. Hearts film wrapped, 21 associate.
count, $3.25.
Mrs. Pauline Smith o f Lake
M ayor A. L . Wilton has pro
Endive, Escarole: volume Mary was enrolled an a new
claimed next week as “ Jaycea very light, 1 1/9 bushel crates,
member.
W eek" in Sanford.
few, $2.50.
Tlie Chapter's next regular
Junior Chamber o f Com
Lettuce, Green Onion, P a r business meeting will be held
merce plana extensive activi sley, Radishes: too few sales
at 8 p.m. Jan. 27 in the
ties for the entire week, high to establish market.
Lodge Hall at Lake 5Iary
lighted by an “ open house” HASTINGS, FLA . DISTRICT:
with Mrs. Ida May Sjoblom,
at the Jaycee building on
Cabbage: practically no har Senior Regent, in charge.
French Avenue, a past presi vest due to weather. Too few
dents luncheon and the dls- sales to establish market.
(inuished service award ban
The Casselberry Liona Club
quet.
will meet at 6:30 p.m. Thurs
DeWltt Matthews is Jaycee
The Quarterly Meeting of day at the new Trade Winds
Week chairman. Other com
the
DcDary Public
Library Cafeteria in Seminole Shop
mittee chairmen are Frank
Finch, distinguished service Association will lie held at 10 ping Plaza. A 100 per cent
award; Gene Kstridge, good a.m. Thursday at the Dcllary attendance is urged fo r this
occasion.
governm ent;; Cecil Tucker, Community Center.
outstanding young
farm er;
Bill Richardson, outstanding
young teacher; Lee Hawkins,
outstanding young sailor, and
Thomas Speer, past presidents
j jffly’ » \
luncheon.
iV j •
V EG ET A BLE
REPORT
'Jaycee Week'
Proclaimed
Lions To Meet
Library Meeting:
Meaty Gifts
COLLEGE STATION. Tex.
(U P I ) — The national Live
stock and Meat Board has ar
ranged a gift certificate sys
te m to allow people to send
m eat as gifts.
The certificates are avail
able In any amount and work
Ilka a personal check that can
;be redeemed at any retail
meal counler.
m
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Hospital
Notes
JA N U A R Y 14
Admissions
Judith Wilbur, R a y m o n d
Swallow, James L. Sikes,
Ruth Dougherty, Grace J.
Quinn, Elbe Price, Horace II.
Duncan, Janet Irwin, all of
Sanford; Kathryn E. Ryan,
Deliary; Manning Todd, Os
teen;
Jon
Philip
Morris,
Longwood
Discharges
Addi Maine Hodge, Dorothy
Bergen, Elizabeth T u r n e r ,
Herbert B. Pope, Mary Lois
Cox, Franklin H. Thomas,
Joyce Speck and baby girl,
all of Sanford; Edson Goit,
Geneva; William S. Wafer,
Dell ary
Glee Club
Elects New
Officers
By .Mrs. Adam Muller
New officers o f
the Dellsry Giro Club were elected
at a recent meeting o f the
group held In the Community
Center following presentation
o f the nominating committee
report by
George
Wright,
chairman.
Officers are Jamea Duffy,
president; Mrs. Charles Creaaey, vice president; Mrs. Price
Goodson. secretary; Dr. Gar
retts Segar, treasurer; Mis.
Harry Whitaker, director and
Mrs. Laura P latt Brown, ac
companist.
Membership In the glee club
is open to all who like to
sing. Meetings are held on
the second and fourth Wednesdsya o f each month at
7:30 p.m. at the Center.
r
2ft
h Set O f Twins
ION M ILLS, Northern Ired (U P I )— Mrs. Alice NelI,- 31, gave birth to twin
s on Naw Y ear's Day —
fourth aat o f twins. The
era were bore In 193*. I960
I 190.
Mo. (U P I) —
“ E very time I saw my child
DA Victim Of
Art Forgery
C O P E N IIA E N , D e n m a r k
( U P I ) — A painter churned
with nrt forgery has sold four
paintings to the district at
torney who put him in juit.
Dist. A tty. Gregera Storm
said he hnd bought fou r paint
ings by Per liengtsson, 32,
principal suspect in the art
forgery case.
Bengtsson is charged with
copying and signing .10 paint
ings by better-known Dunish
artists. He hns denied the
churges.
Storm said the paintings lie
bought were not among the al
leged forgeries, b u t w e r e
painted by Uengtsscn in jail.
Storm, who once studied art
and is a part-time painter
himself, said ho became en
thusiastic about llcngtsson's
work and called in art experts
who praised his “ beautiful but
subdued palette and great abil
ity to compose the colors.”
Storm has said he hopee to
rehabilitate Bengtsson by g iv
ing him art materials In jail
and by trying to sell his paint
ing for him.
“ He does not need to plagia
rize
and
swindle
to get
money,” the D A said. “ He still
can make a name as a paint-
After 37 Years
He Confesses
'Living A Lie'
ren go to school, I ’d think-•that's not m y name.'
“ 1 wanted to go to church
but I couldn’t because every
time I signed my name, 1
was living a lie ."
And so last week, Clyde G.
Swanson. 50, a respected war
veteran in suburban St. d ia r
ies, called his wife and their
seven children together for a
fam ily conference.
He told them his real name
was George C. Hutchinson, lie
told them that back In Novem
ber, 1937, he had escaped from
an Illinois prison farm. He
was serving a one year to life
sentence for armed robbery.
In the years since, he serv
ed four years in the Arm y In
the South Pacific and was
awarded the Purple Heart and
an honorble discharge at the
end of World War 11.
He had started a new life
In suburban St. Louis county.
The fam ily decided together
he should give himself up.
Tuesday, Gcorgo C. Hutchin
son with his wife and their
children
walked
into
the
sheriff's office In St. Charles
and cleared his conscience.
Ho said he “ wanted to
straighten it out.”
Hutchinson had worked fur
10 years at the I’ urex Co.,
here where he made $3.03
per hour and worked the 4-12
p. m. swing shift.
Illinois authorities arrived in
St. Charlea Tuesday night and
made plans to return him to
the state for a hearing which
(hey said must lie held within
90 day*. They declined to pre
dict what disposition might
be made o f his case.
Sheriff Lester Plaekmeycr
said Hutchinson was calm ex
cept for a few times when he
btoke down while telling his
story. The sheriff said Hutch
inson told him that his father,
If ho Is still alive, would be
the only person to have known
about him and his past. Hut
chinson said he has lost track
of his father and his motlier
Is dead.
Playhouse H as Preview
By Dorothy Austin
i assembled ladles and gentle
A tasty sample of what’ s in men of the press, with song*
store for Orange Blossom excerpted from their starring
Playhouse goers this year was roles in recent production.
Dark-haired Marge Drcyer,
offered to members of the
Central Florida press, radio who played the favorite wife
of the King of Siam last year
xnd television corps Sunday at
led off. followed by Mark
a cocktail party given by Schwelzcr of Kismet and OklaLisa Hawley, the Playhouse lioma
fame,
talented
A lt
gulhttng light.
Hammond and a newcomer to
Four of the theater groups the Central Florida theater,
most exciting and talented Florence Soldlnger. formerly
performers
entertained
the of Jacksonville, whose vivac
ious, electrifying bclt-em-out
style promises a delightful
addition to the varied talents
of the local performers.
Introduced to the press also
CHICAGO (U P I ) — Am er ivaa Public Relations Direricans are eating twice as tor, Jim Caltridcr, who am
many hamburgers today as phasized,
they did 25 years ago. a chain
“ Orange Illossoin Playhouse
of hamburger drive-in restaur is xery much interested in the
ants said today.
hidden talent of the people
H ie giuup said hamburger of llis- Central Florida area,
eating has doubled to an aver who have that old touch of
age of 3t» hamburgers a week ham, are interested in amasince pre-war years. The aver leur theater and would like to
age American ate 182 ham have a part In one of the pro
ductions here.”
burgers in 1963. it said.
“ If you would like to be In
a play, feel you luxe a talent
Baby-Of-Year
Contest Set
Annual “ Baby of Uie Y ear”
contest sponsored by Zeta XI
chapter. Bela Sigma Phi aorority, for tlie benefit of the
LUtle Red Schoolhouse, will
be held March 14-April 4, ac
cording to Geraldine B. Llnnekugel, ehairman.
Contestant! must he
18
months
or
less.
Mothers
should contact Jameson atudia for pictures, which will
be displayed at Roumlllat and
Anderson drugstore, Touchton’s
drugstore
and
Ben
Franklin store.
Prizes will be a $25 sav
ings bond from Florida State
Bank sod a trophy from
W ert’s Jeweler, first; lov.
ing cup from Kader’s Jewel,
ers, second, and a gift certifi.
cate for bronzing baby’s first
shoes from Gumtn’ t Jewelers
Posters will lie donated by
O-Dee.
WrratB
FR U IT TREES
Peach — Pear
Plum — Persimmon
see us," he Invited.
Pecan — Citru*
“ We’re Interested in enlarg
ing our slate o f performers,
are looking for new and var
ied talent, and are eager to
talk to people In the Central
Florida area who are interest
ed in theater,*’ he noted.
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'Culture Klafch'
Break Proposed
C AM AR ILLO , Calif. ( U P I )
— Market researcher Sanford
R.
Goodkin is
advocating
abolishment of the “ coffee
break" in favor of a “ culture
Match.”
“ It’s time for American In
dustry to blend coffee with
Beethoven,” the l/oi Angeles
research firm president told
a gathering of management
representatives Tuesday night.
Noting that the average em
ploye in major industry gets
about 125 hours o f coffee
breaks a year—“ a tremendous
amount o f time to waste,"
Goodkin said coffee breaks
should bo accomplished by
great music or recordings of
tmoks or plays to stimulate in
terest in art forms.
“ We are not going to elevato the cultural level o f a
nation by merely changing
coffee break habits,” he ad
mitted. “ But. he said, para
phrasing an often-used quote
of the late President Kennedy,
“ let u* begin.”
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for K, or that hammy feeling
that needs expression, come
The Typical
American Diet
y ju
S ff
Wed. Jan. 16, ’64— Faun 3
Moygaahel Linen, Odiln & Ends O f
Discontinued FaUernit Reduced To Bed
1 Table Retniltcx
Rayon & Silk Texture — 16” Wide, Hand WaHhahle
Reg. 1.19
1 Table Chrome Dreaa Goods
46” Wide
4 Piece* Fake Fur
2 Pen. Solid, 2 I'm. Print
i Table Peter l'an, Bales
Drip Dry
1 Tattle Fruit o f the Loom
Cotton
1 Table Peter Pan, Bale*, Burlington
Prints & Solid*
1 Table Odds b Ends
of Winter Fabrics
Sale
Priced
Reg. 1.69
59 to
*1.19
SEE T IIE VALU E S ON OUR R E M N A N T T A B L E — A L L FABRICS OF SHORT LENGTHS
G R E A T L Y REDUCED— TH IS S A LE ON FABRIC'S THROUGH S A T U R D A Y , FE B R U AR Y I, 1961
Gramkow To Talk
C ASSE LB E RR Y O F F IC IA LS installed Monday rig h t by Mayor Owen
Anstey, right, were C. L. Overman, alderman; Mrs. Mary Hawthorne,
clerk: George Howard, alderman and Gus Sawyer, marshal, le ft to right.
William Gramkow. Sanford
undertaker, will be Die speak
e r a t the Seminole County Life
Underwriters Association lun
cheon Thursday at the Capri
restaurant.
Telephone
FA 2-5244
IjjCWUZjUu\
200 G. First St.
SANFORD
�l
Palmetto Are. A 3rd S i.
L French A rt. A 25th.
\
400 B. F irst St.
Rev. Gail Smith, pastor of net n u de during the service
by W. L. H irm oo. mlnleter of
n o lle .
The refreshment table bald
nine homemade eakei and one
bakery cake. Tw o were in*
acribed with ‘ 'Happy Birthday,
OaH" In eoatraatlag icing
eerip t Tables were covered
with white place m ite printed
with ip ra y i ot pink flowers.
The group sang "Happy Birth
d a y" to the honoree with M ri.
Shirley Grleme, church ecganlat,
aecompentat.
Mrs. Ina Galloway, church
hostess, was assisted in earr
ing the cake, punch and cof
fee by Mrs. R. L. Bass, Mrs.
0 . H. High, Mrs. W. R. Giles,
Mrs. T . E. Noon, Mrs. R. D.
Griema, Mrs. B. H. Wiggins,
Mrs. 8. J. Benton, Mrs. R.
Rivers, Mrs. C. Appleby and
Mrs. O. B. Smith.
Rev. Smith has seen Ore
A IBM budget for Urn Css- years o f continuous progress
aelberry Volunteer Fire De and growth as pastor of Cen
partment bae been pretented tral Baptist Church. Plans for
by Chief Paul Batea calling the building o f a new sanc
fo r total expenditure! o f $12,- tuary are naaring completion.
Central Baptist Church, was
guest ot honor for a surprise
fellowship hour, held in cele
bration o f his birthday, fol
lowing the Sunday evening
worship s e rticei with approxi
m ately 200 members and visit,
ors remaining for the occas
ion.
Rev. Smith was completely
unaware of plans and prepara
tions underway during the pre
vious week by the eleven hos
tesses
until
announcement
Casselberry
Fire Department
Budget Ready
T4T.18.
Included in this amount are
an addition to the fire station
a t an estimated cost of $3,000,
n one ton panel truck at $2.BOO and a radio for tho truck
at 1500.
Other new Items listed are
two self-contained 30 minute
air pack ults; 100 feet ot one
inch high pressure booster
hose; 300 feet o f one-and-onehalf inch and S00 feet o f twoand-one-half inch top grade
double Jacket 600 pound m il
dew treated too per cent da
cron fire boat; additional res
cue equipment for trucks and
boat and two aluminum auita
fo r the water aafety depart
ment.
Operating expenses am Uati d at t3.4M.15.
The budget will be pretent
ed for approval ot tho Cassel
berry Board o f Aldermen at
a epeclal meeting to be called
fo r the purpose o f cooelderlog
budgets for all department!
end commiaslona o f tho town.
Central Baptist
Service Led By
Brotherhood
Rev, G el! Smith o f Central
Baptist Church was guest
evangelist for revival services
held Uat week at the Lake
Monroe Baptist Church.
During hie absence, Wednes
day evening prayer services
at Central Baptist were con
ducted by members o f tba
Brotherhood with Burnle Wiggina, president, in charge.
Laymen speakers presented
an inspiring three-point mess
age in three short talks giv
en by Wiggins, "L o v e Thy
N eigh bor;" Jack Owen, "F o r
give and F orget" and Jack
Benton Jr., "Forgiving Love,"
The Brotherhood attended
the services at th* Lake Monroe Church on Thursday night
following a "corn on the e a r"
supper at Central Baptist.
Legal Notice
**
Title
c ia r r r r
r n t'n r ,
M ATH
JUDICIAL r m c i ’ir .
a x ii
ro n
s i -.m i x o l b
r o i 'i m r . n .o n ittA .
i x I'liA xt-ien r n o . ituei
MOKTtlAUie
POHKfl.OBt'HH
WIMTBH
PARK
FEDERAL
HAVINOd AND LOAN ABBOCIATION, e eorparatlan or
ganised and asletlng under the
laws at the Unite* fetetee at
America
rialatirf,
vs.
HKtTItKN (IINTIIKR an l ANNIK L OINTIIKR. his wife,
and JASIKlt A. N EA L and CE
CELIA I. NEAL, hie wits.
Defendants.
c l e r k 's n o t ic e
o r ia l n
NOTICK IP licit KMT (JIV1*N that under a Decree of
County. Florida en the lath
day of January, t i ll , In n
certain eenea between W IN
TE R PARK FE D E R A L PAYINUH AND LOAN AHROCIATIoN. a corporation organis
ed end existing under the laws
« f the United Ptatee af Amer
ica. Plaintiff, and REUBEN
niNTIIK R and A N N IE U CUN.
TIIKR. hie wife, and JAMER
A. N E A L and CECELIA I.
NEAL, lila wife, Defendants,
being chancery No. 13tl(, |
will sell at public auction ta
the highest bidder tor cash
at tha west deer of the Courthouse In Ilia City ef SANFORD,
HKUINOLK County, Florida, at
lha hour uf 11 :0*. o'clock A.M.
on January Cl. t t l(. that per
tain parcel ot real properly
I
0
QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED
PRICES GOOD THRU
JANUARY 19TH
100 E X T R A
STAMPS
Tamow Meat Loaf
50 E X T R A
REG. 43S . . SUNNYLAND FRESH PORK
WHEN YOU BUY TARNOW ITALIAN
Spaghetti Sauce
WHEN YOU BUY I-LB. GA. BRAND PORK
25 E X T R A
By Mrs. Adam Muller
quarters office would bo op
ened in
8L
STAMPS
'Dimes* Coffee
A coffee for *U March of
Dime* volunteer workers was
held at Ro m and Wilkes’ Res
taurant
Tuesday
morning.
The group viewed a apeclal
television program which pro
vided complete details on th*
plans for the Mothers' March
activities in Centra! Florida.
Legal Notice
xoTtca o r sams
Notice lx hereby given that
pursuant to the flnsl dseres
of foreclosure end sate enter
ed In the cause pending In tpa
Circuit Court In and for Semi
nal# County, Florida, cast doc
ket number 11(11. the undersigned Clerk will tell the pra.
party situated In said County
described eat
1.M It. Illock Q. IIUNI-AND
EHTATKP,
__________
_ subdivision,
a.-oordtng to a plat there
of, recorded In Plat nook
11. pages I t to U af tha
Pubile IWcorde of Semi
nole county, Florida.
Together with all atruetursa
and Improvements now and
hereafter on said lahd, and the
rente, leeues, and profits of
tha abova described properly
(provided, however, that tha
Mortgapor shall be entitled to
eotlrct and retain tha said
rents, leeues and protlta until
default hereunder) i and all fix
tures now or hereafter attach
ed to or seed In connection
with the premises herein des
cribed and la addition thereto
lha following described house
hold appliance-, which are,
aad shell be deemed la be,
tlsturea and a part of tha real
ty. and art a portion of lha
security (or the Indebtedness
herein mentlenedi
On#
OE
Refrigerator,
(Else.), Medal LAP-ll-P.
■srlsl Ha. U P -ltS IU
One a E
lienee. (Rise.),
Model J-40I.P, gerlel No.
T a -e m s i
One
Duo-Therm
Heater.
(Oil), Model ISS-I. gerlel
No. Its-K-IT. M.ees BTU
Oao Viator Climes Kltehaa
Eaheuat F o b , Ns model ar
aerial numbers
Tea Vsnetlan Ellada, (M e
tal! maaufactnrod by Ro
berta Awning E Venetian
Blind Company, Orlande,
Florida. No medal or ser
ial number*.
at publls seta, to the highest
oad beet bidder fer ossa ot
WHEN YOU BUY SUPERBRAND
2-Lb. Cottage Cheese
GRADE " A " QUICK FROZEN CHICKEN
o
H orm al Canned H am 3 &'2
)
SAVE 4 i EACH
TENDERNESS and M EATY GOODNESS Everytime
Whot noturot aging dots For
fine cheats and fine wines,
H olio dots for tho fine beef
you get ot Winn-Dixie It
mellows on ■chances the flav
or of W-D Beef, and liw
creates Its tenderness, with
out destroying the fine beef
texturo or making It soft end
spongy; a* artificial tondorlsers sometimes do. Only the
top grades ef U. S Govern
ment Inspected ond graded
bret weor the W-D shield.
W-D Beef Is shipped, oged
and sold In temperature con
trolled coolers.
. IWEET TREAT SLICED
Pineapple 4 e«'1.
Sau ce .. 2 a 25/
C u t Beets £ 10Swt Peas 2 c”. 2 5 /
SAVE 4 i EACH . . THRIFTY MAID APPLE
CHUCK
l
SAVE 4 V tt EACH . . THRIFTY MAID
R O U N D BONE SHOULDER
SAVE S f EACH . . THRIFTY MAID 3tv ALASKA or LARGE
(SAVE lO f A PKGJ
Cabin Home
SAVE 104 BACH . . DEEP SOUTH
BEEF SHORT
G rape JanTf 29/
C ake M ix 4 '^ 1.
SAVE 4 « EACH . . DIXIE DARLING
All cuts of W-D brand beef
aro close trimmed of bone
ond fot before weighing and
pockoging.
You got more,
loon, fonder beef per pound
ot your friendly Winn-Dixie.
E X T R A LEAN, FRESHER, 1 0 0 % PURE
4
SAVE 3-2/if EACH . . CHOC.. BANANA, COCONUT, DIXIE
Jum bo Pies 3'^ 1.
YOUR CHOICE
/
FRESH ROASTED
VAC.
Aster Coffet
PACK. COFFEE
Maxwell
11-LB. C A N . . SAVE 24*)
House
(l-LB. C A N . . SAVE 22g)
BLUE or W HITE
IT S IMPROVED
PET OR CARNATION
THRIFTY M A ID
D ETERG ENT
NEW T ID E
Evaporated M ilk
Evaporated M ilk
(GIANT BO X . . SA V E 3 Of)
(TALL C A N S . . SA V E 2 V H E A )
(TALL C A N S . . SA V E 3* V
(G IAN T BO X . . SAVE 2<
I
«•
SMALL VTL
Beauty Bar
BATH UZg CASHMIM
Bouquet
REGULAR S in CASHMIRI
Bouquet
I1.C.
CDG-IV
Swift Premium
1
SIMPSON CHOPPED, SHAPED, CUBED
Petersburg fo r
the distribution by mail a f
prescription and proprietary
drugs to members o f the
A A R P -E R T A was made at
U at Friday's matting e f the
DeBary A A R P Chapter.
Officials o f the
chapter
may be contacted fo r further
information concerning this
new service.
Gueet aptaker fo r tho meet
ing wee Richard White a f the
Orlando office o f the Internal
Revenue Service who explain
ed the role o f new automatic
date proceaalng with electron
ic computers fo r checking orrors and apeed in auditing
Income tax returns.
White requested that tax
payer* use the income tax
return forma received in the
matt and that they double
eheek to be sure their c o m e t
eociil security number appeert on the form. Ho also
advised that carbon eoplaa o f
tho re tu rn be kept fo r later
reference and convenience.
SLICED
SLICED
23 EXTRA STAMPS WITH PALMETTC FARMS
Brick Sausage
Announcement that e head
1
FRESH tOSTON BUTTS PORK
STAMPS
M BALI
Arthur U. Beckwith, J r.
Clerk ef Circuit Court
liy: Martha T. Vlhlrn
WlmDrwcadlo, Ualnee ft
W ard
SSI Park Avenue. South
w in ter Park, Florida
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Publish Jan. II. 1M«.
F ran ks » 4 9 /
R o a s t ..»39/
S a u sa ge u39/
Egg Salads 39/
Steaks 1 0 ^ 8 9 /
G iz z a rd s2 9 /
WHEN YOU BUY 2V4-LB. SIZE
1
'M\m
Palmolive
tin
Palmolive
LAUNDRY BOAP
Oc t a g o n
bath
Vel Liquid
G i a n t Ad
N TM W r
Large Vel
f
LJou rjtil: a StetiPe
i)
�* •'
f
Xljt
............
Idaho's .. 10 Lb bos 69*
Margarine
FRESH. ,'UICY FLORIDA
Grapefruit
8
59-
Bog
A total of twelve variety
acta have been signed to p er
form
at
the
All-Seminole
County Leap Y ea r Talent
Show scheduled to be presented on Feb. 29 at the Sanford
BALLARD OR PILLSBURY
Biscuits
Cam
Fire Auxiliary
Lists Future
Projects
51 Extra Tm Vi Im Stiaps
mTH i m
GOLDEN BANTAM
TENDER FANCY
Kaaptn0 com cool kaapi It
sweat and tender. That'* why
Winn-Dixie Insists that the
corn it buys for you be KwikChilled. Wnen Winn-Dixie com
is picked It's immediately sub
merged In refrigerated ice
water, right In the field. This
removes field heat. Next It is
literally showered with ice and
rushed to your store. N o won
der Winn-Dixie com Is the
sweetest, tenderest com you
can buy. Guaranteed to please.
COUPON AND PUROUtf a
OK I I I I .
P A N -N »I
Brutal Shrimp
•OOD T hau J amuaat 1 * th
f f ANY W1NM-PIXH
Sweet CORN
ExtraTm Vital StiNjs
LAND O ' SUNSHINE PURE CREAMERY
WITHI THIS COUPON AND PURCHASS OF
BUTTER
P A M 0 * ALLAAAA AA AU tAATIN
Potatus
lia b M R
•OOD THAU JAHUAAT (ATM
AT ANY WINN-DIXII
Nothing brings
out the fresh
flavor like real
creamery butter.
EAR
50 ExtraTm Vi Im SIim s
WITH THIS COUPON ANO rUROiAB OF
Limit 1 with $S.
food order.
PlVA •-O I. C A M MWUTA MAW
Orangi Dalight
O e eo Th a u J a n u a a t t i n t
AT ANT WINN-DIXIE
W IN E SA P . . C O O K IN G OR EATING
Apples
1-Ay p r*
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12-CT.
PKG.
REGULAR 39d
SAVE 10#
A
SAVE 10#
Ice C R E A M
1 0 '
RES. S9<
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G A LLO N
LIBBY OR ASTOR FRESH FROZEN
M IX
5
5 10-ox. $|
5
5
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Pkgs.
CYPRESS GARDENS or D IX IE TH RIFTY FROZEN O R A N G I
Juice 4 - 9 9 '
Dinners2'89'
I
ASTOR FRESH FROZEN LEAF OR CHOPPED
MATCH
'EM
ASTOR FROM FROZEN
T
A LL FLAVORS SUPERBRAND
REGULARLY 2 PACKAGES 25#
G r e e n Peas
Baby L i ma s
Spinach . . .
Cauliflower
M O RTO N FROZEN Chic., Beef, Turkey, Salisbury, Ham, M. Lf.
2TI
m
RAGGEDY RIPE
LIBBY'S
HEINZ
SOFT-WEVE
SALAD
LIBBY'S
O'saga Ptoches
Tomato Juice
! Ketchup
Toilet Tissue
D RESSIN G
Corned Beef
(No. 2 Vi C A N .. SAVE 8 # EA.)
(46-ox. C A N . . SAVE 12# EA.)
(14-ox. BOTTLE .. SAVE 8# EA.)
(SAVE 6# PER T W IN PACK) J (QUART . . SAVE
ROLL
PKG.
»2 9
Limit 1 twin pocks, pim m
LMt * s* this prtoe.
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LARGE FAB
The regular meeting of the
group was held last Thurs
day afternoon at the Fire
Recreation Hall with Mrs. T.
Howard presiding. The Invo
cation was given by Mrs. M.
Phillips and Mrs. R. Williams
led the salute to the flag. Mrs.
C. Smith was Introduced at
a new member.
Plana were m ide to sponsor
a bake sale on Jan. 23 at the
DeBary Plaxa beginning at 9
a. m.
It was announced that a
Valentine Dessert Card Party
will be held at 1 p. m., Feb.
17, at the Recreation Hall
with Mr*. Kay Ryan as chair
man. Game will be by choice
and theie will be table and
door pritea. Those wishing to
attend are urged to m ike ear
ly reservation! with Mra. R y
an.
A White Elephant Sale la
planned for Mar. 7 and mem
bers of the Auxiliary are re
ceiving donation! for this
•vent. In conjunction, a Baked
Goods Sale will be held at the
same tima.
EASTLAND, Tax. (U PI) —
D IX IE D A R LIN G ENRICHED
Pecan Twirls! Dinner Rolls
6-CT.
FKG.
B y Mr*. Adam Muller
The annual luncheon meet
ing o f the Auxiliary to the
DeBary Volunteer Fire De
partment was held last Wed
nesday at the Orchid Houae
with Mrs. Thomas Howard at
chairman.
Town Votes Ban
On Cigarettes
FRESH B A K E D
D IX IE D A R LIN G C IN N A M O N
XrriI2) Wed. Jan. 15, ’64— Page 8
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G ia n t Fab
Kies LCM
New Soaky
Ajax Cleaner i«^>.29
CiAtd Ct s f c o t t p
(12-oz. C A N .. SAVE 14# EA
Threa smoking and one' nonamoklng member o f the Eastland City Council have unani
mously passed an ordinance
prohibiting the sale or use of
dgarettea within the munici
pal limits.
The ordinance provide* a
$1,000 fine or three years im
prisonment for any person
caught with cigarettes or
amoklng them. Mayor Don
Pierson said ha expects the
ordinance to become effective
Feb. 20.
There were atrong Indica
tions that if the ordinance was
not passed a i a Joke, It may
have about the aame effect. S.
G. Johndroe Jr., city attorney
of nearby Fort Worth, said
Eastland residents ron smoke
all they want to without fear
of a rr e it
Johndroe
said
that
the
state, in effect, approved the
sale ot cigarette* by taxing
them. There la no local option
law on cigarettes as there la
on alcohol la Texas.
Furthermore, Johndroe a* Id.
a city may not legally fine
any person more than $200
and can send to Jail only a
person who refused to pay his
fine or la In contempt of
court.
Fire Auxiliary
Officers To Be
Installed
The annual InataRatlon of
new officer* o f the Auxiliary
to the Lake Mary Volunteer
Fire Department will be held
at • p. m. Thursday In the
Fire Hall with' Mra. Frank
Evans, president of the Lake
Mary Woman's Club, as In
stalling officer.
New officers are Mrs- Kay
Sassman, president Mra. Lois
Pugh, vice president; Mra.
Virginia
Mercer,
secretary
and Mra. Frances Abell, trea
surer.
Stock up et this lew price
Keck i* et tW» lew prtee
SARA LEE FROZEN CHOCOLATE
L i q u i d A j a x m.*. 69'
G i a n t A j a x 2 fk 49'
Large Baggies 25-Ct. 43'
Swirl Cake
T o m a t o e s io*..**
C o c k t a i l ^ ■.MIC
SMALL BAGGIES . . 90-CT. . . 29#
FLOOR ANO WALL
10# EA.)
19-01. LIQUID A)AX
REG. S i n AJAX a CANSIR . . 2/13#
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Junior High School Auditor
ium.
Five of these talented resi
dents braved the cold weather
Monday night to attend the
auditions held in the Cham
ber of Commerce Building la
Lake Mary.
There is still room on the
program for additional talent
entries and it is hoped by the
committee in charge that
those interested will contact
m emberi sometime during the
month of January so that the
lime clement can be worked
out in advance of the show.
Cash prises will be awarded
the winning top three acta,
and three, $10 cash prizes
will be given in the audienco
as well as other door prises.
The Lake Mary Chamber o f
Commerce la sponsoring this
show in an effort to give new
talent in the county a chance
to be seen and heard. Mem
bers hope to make it an an
nual endeavor but coopera
tion of the entire county la
needed to make It a sueceae.
Anyone interested in per
forming m ay phone James
Daughtrey, chairman, Mra.
Frances Wester, Chamber se
cretary, or any of the follow
ing committee: Dr. Frank
Leone, Clarence Donaldson,
Mra. Ruth Boutwell, Mr*. Vo*
la Werfelman, Mrs. Hilda
Gardner, Donald Jackson, or
Richard Keogh, C h a m b e r
president.
Ticket sales are scheduled
to atart next week and m ay
be obtained from any mem
ber of the committee.
Ansfey Appoints
Officials For
Casselberry
Appointive official* for th4
Town of Casselberry were an*
nouneed by Mayor Owen Anatey shortly after ha wae
sworn Into office at Monday
night’s meeting of the Cassel
berry Board o f Aldermen.
Positions and men named
were:
Road
and Lighting
Board, J. D. Self, chairman
and Don Willson and Fred
Heath;
Building
Inspector,
lien Evans; Recreation Com
mission, Larry Miller, chair
man and L. M. Cota and Jack
Glenn with the poaitble addi
tion of Pete Hamilton.
Fire
Department,
Paul
Bales, chief and Herman
Joyce, assistant chief; Custo
dian, J. L. Birkenmeyer.
Appointment of those to
serve on the town's Zoning
Commission la to be announce
At th# request o f Manfcal
Gua Sawyer, police d ep a rt
ment member Goorge Lewis
w ai designated ai a lieuten
ant in the department to be
secoud in-command. Relief eft
ficers reappointed were Fred
Edman, James Hogan and
Charles Cockayne.
Anstey announced that munleipal court would be held *4
7:30 p. m. each Friday tm
the
Casselberry
Municipal
Building.
Welcome Wagon
Invited To
Program
By Jane Casselberry
Members o f the South Semft
noli
Welcome
Wagon
N ew
comers Club have been invit
ed to attend a program tm
cleaning at the County Home
Demonstration Center in San
ford at 10 a. m. Thursday to
hear Mrs. Virginia Smith
apeak on tha care of fabric*.
Three of the South Seminole
club'* members will model
fashions for the program*
They are Mrs. 8andy LaPoma,
Mrs. Mints Crum and Mrs.
Mary Ann Miles.
Those attending are asked
to bring a sandwich lunch,
Beverage will be provided.
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12 Acts Signed To Perform
In Leap Year Talent Show
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Woodrose Circle
Jaycee Wives
Members Learn
Will Sponsor Film
Air-Layering
At the January meeting of
Woodrote Circle, S a n f o r d
Garden Club, at the home of
Mr*. Edgar Miller, Mr*. A . S.
Poulter explained the process
o f air-layering.
Mrs. Poulter demonstrated
the correct way to air-layer,
known locally as "mossing
o ff," fiddle-leaf fig, rubber
plant, crotons, hibiscus, calllandra, oleander, pandanus,
camellias and asalcas. The
speaker cautioned against be
ginning earlier thnn the last
week in January.
Plan* for the Feb, 13 meet
ing include a workshop on
flower arranging. Mrs. John
Walker will be hostess and
members are requested to
furnish their own materials,
containers, tools and a bag
lunch.
Husbands and friends of
members will be invited to a
bingo party at the home of
Mrs. Edgar M iller at 8 p.ra.
Jan, 24.
Casselberry
Personals
B y Jane Casselberry
Mr. and Mrs. Th6mas Hueston, Queen's Mirror Circle,
returned Sunday night after a
four day visit with hla broth
er, Carm L. Uucston, In Lake
Worth.
Lana
T
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w
les, Bride-Elect
Complimented With Shower
Showing
Mr*. Chuck Bote w ai hot
ter* to the Jayree W ive* Club
for the January meeting at
the home o f Mr*. Manuel
Jacobson.
Mr*. Tom Price, preaident,
welcomed Mr*. Kenneth Pierce
** a guest and extended an
Invitation to join the club.
Mrs. W. L. Hlers was bos- J,
tess
for
a
miscellaneous G
shower Friday evening honoring Lana Towles, Lakeland,
bride-elect o f
William
Mr*. Charle* Tetenhaum,
program chairman, announced
the club w ill eponsor the
showing o f a film on cancer
and tho public w ill be invited.
John
son, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford E. Johnson, Sanford.
Tho honorec, her mother,
Mrs. George DuVall, Lake
land, and Mrs. Johnson were
given red camellia corsages.
Mr*. Jucobion showed in*
tereating film * o f her tour of
Europe and augmented the
film with hooka, folder* and
memento* o f her trip,
A yellow and white color
theme was used in decorating
the home. The refreshment
table held an arrangement o(
yellow flowors and candle* on
Mrs. Carl Bradbury and
Mrs. John Knccland were de
clared winners of the bridal
games
played
during tho
evening. Movies were made
while the honorec opened tlie
many gifts sho received.
Fruit punch, cako and nuts
were served by the hostess
assisted by Janet Johnson and
Donna Peters.
Guests invited v.cre Mmcs.
Harold Hicrs, Walter Aliendcr, Bill Hawkins, If. A.
Gooding, Wilbur Nolan, Lcou
Stcinmcycr, II. A. Sleinmcyer, Robert Bradbury, Carl
Bradbury, Bart Hinson, Curtis
Lavender, W. W. Tyre Sr., It.
Year ’Round Weight
REGULARS
SHORTS
N A T IO N A L L Y
ADVERTISED
LONGS
Reg. Price
Course Offered
By A R C
L A N A TOW LES, (center) bride-elect o f William Johnson, at n niiacel
Inncoufl shower in her honor, with her mother, Mrs. George DuVull,
(righ t) and Mrs. Clifford Johnson, mother o f the bridegroom-eiect.
Native Foods O f M any Countries
Annual Meeting
To Be Featured At Wives Coffee
Candy Stripers
For Auxiliary And
Seminole County Health De
partment is sponsoring a Red
Cross course in Mother and
Baby Care.
Classes will he held each
Tuesday and Thursday even
ing, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., in the
assembly room of the Coun
ty
Health
Department,
French Avenue and Ninth
Street. Classes will begin Jan.
21 and continue for three
weeks.
The course is being offered
to all expectant parents and
any others interested in this
specialised information.
Mvx. Joyce Crowe, public
health nurse, will be the In
structor for the course. Mrs.
D. H. Whitmore, school lunch
director, will be the guest
speaker for the class on nu
trition.
Interested persons may preregister for the course by
calling the American Red
Cross
office
or
Seminole
County Health Department,
Nursing Division.
The Women’* Auxiliary and
Naval O fficeri Wives w illi
During tho coffee a new j are Mrs. C. R. Moore, Mrs. and Mrs. Alan Weeks arc Candy Stripers o f the Sem
elect a new president and president will be elected for W. A . Yclinek and Mrs. W. K. competing for tho ofilce of
inole Memorial Hospital will
vice-president at the change| a six month term. Candidates! Msrklcy, Mrs. James Olson vice-president.
meet Saturday at 12 noon for
coffee Thursday at
the annual business meeting
in the ballroom.
and luncheon at the Mayfair
The coffee,
Is bring ^
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hosted by the officers
oi
V A H -ll and Det.
will be an B
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New officers will be install
A small piece of crushed
imaginary tour of tho Meded at the meeting and awards
aluminum foil can substitute
iterrancan. Flight 11 of Iho H R
presented.
ss a brush for cleaning the
Chcckertail Airlines will lake
perches in (he pet bird's cage.
the
to Venice, Paris l ® | - w
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these places the
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visit reproductions
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cafes where they will be scrved tho authentic food of the
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country.
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Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Riggs
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Among the item i on
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and children spent the holi
ON TIME
menu are Blscotti D1 Zia i r .
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days in Louisville, Ky. They
Your Downtown Florist
Dena, Napoleons, Florentine
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visited his mother, Mrs. M yr
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Meringues, petit fours, cream '
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H M B B .R • j " . f r w • 1« 4
tle Riggs, his brothers, Cecil
puffs, Spanlth tarts ami EuI
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SANFORD
and Elmer, and their families
ropcan wedding cakes.
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FLOW ER SHOP
and hla lis te n , Mrs. Carl
All the food is being pro\«
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Cor. K. 1st & Sanford Are,
Risen and Mra. Duard Cox,
pared by the wives. Mr*.
\
F A 2-1822 or F A 2-8432
and their families.
Richard
Davidson
la
the
chairman of the food commit
tee. Members o f that commit
tee are Mines. James San
dusky, Alex Illunden, W. E.
Donahue, W. V. Pattcnon, H.
B. Helms, M. D. Werner, J.
ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY m
R. Dennison, Scott Beat, A. C.
CHECKING T H E authenticity o f a French recTjm to ho um l fo r the Navnl
Stallings, O. Z. Gentry, It. D.
Officers Wives change o f hoard coffee is Mrs. A. F. Reno right, a nativo
Field, Dslo Purdy, C. E. Lito f Paris. Thu cooks uro Mrs. lUchurd Davidson, left, and Mrs. Don P at
ford, Donald Patterson and
terson,
Mrs. D. F. Munday.
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ENTIRE ST O C K OF LO N G SLEEVE
Osteen
Personals
reniteiff
Mrs. Roy Tillis Hostess
C R E A T IV E
W OMAN
To Azalea Garden Circle
To plan your new-season
wardrobe around a well-fit
ting slip and puntlo set, lace
trimmed. Half-slip also Is pro
vided.
No. 1375 with Photo-Guide
Jl in sites 34, 36, S8, 40. 42, 44,
46, 48. Bust 36 to SO. Site 36,
38 butt, slip 3T4 yards of 33inch; half blip, 2% yards;
panties, 114 yards.
T o order send SO cents in
coins for each pattern to:
Creative Woman
The Sanford Herald
Box 438, Midtown Station
New York 18. N. Y .
Add 10 centa (or first-class
m illing.
Print m ine, address with
tone, stylo number and site.
Sirs. Roy Tillis was hostess crnl club and received volun
to Azalea Circle at her home,
Garden Club
Benefit Party
The annual bcneBt card
party given by Sanford G a r
den Club will be Feb. 4, at the
Woman’! Club, 7:30 p.m. Mra.
A i Hunt la general chairman.
Cantata, bridge, pinochle
and other card gamea may be
First Baptist
played, player* are aaked to
JANUARY »
lurniih their own card*. A
high prize w ill be given ai
fi p.m. Fam ily Night Supper
each table. Mre. Irving Pryor
8:20 Sunday School promo
la chairman e f refreahmenta.
tion
Each r Ire la In the general
T:4S p.m. Prayer meeting
club will be reaponaible for
contributing one dozen cook- and busineas meeting
Church
Calendar
J A N U A R Y IT
wlchea, as well a t an* prize.
T i l l a.m. Prayer service
Each circle la also responsi
and breakfast
ble far 18 tickets.
»«l*t .4
teer donations of a prize,
2218 Magnolia Avenue, Thurs cookies and sandwiches. A
day evening.
copy of the minutes of a re
An abunaanco of flowera cent meeting of the building
brightened the spacious party committco was read.
Mrs. AI Hunt assisted Mrs.
room. Fresh garden flowers,
serving party sand
with natural foliage, were Tillis
used exclusively in Uia sev wiches, cake and coffee to Uie
eral arrangements. A milk IT members attending.
glass pitcher of pink minia
ture rosea was on the coffee
You'll save money if you
table,
a
low
reclangualr,
buy yuur stockings by the
bone-whito dish held speci
dozen pairs, all the same
men blossoms of the deep
color. You can matrh strays
rosa colored Mcthonlana Ru
and make your supply last
bra camellias with glossy
a Rood deal longer.
dark green leaves. The hos
tess placed a large bowl of
pink, roso and gold Hadlanrc
roses on tho buffet.
Mr*. Thomas Russell pre
sided during the meeting and
heard reports from committco chairmen. Mrs. Ed Kirchboil and Miss Ella Lee Kirchhoff reported on their visits
to tho children ai the “ Little
Red School House." They
have taken pots and plants
amt helped the youngsters set
M AKE YO U R
out bouse plants for their
mothers,i, and helped them
make gum drop trcea during
SclcctiunN Now
the holidays.
Mrs. C. P . Harkey, pro
From The I-argent
gram chairman, led a diicusDisplay In Sanford,
aton o f plana for the programi
next year. Mrs. Henry Bus
sell announced the flower
show committee plana to have
cxhlblte from junior gardenera. lir a . Robert Steele, ways
and meant chairman, distri
buted tickets for the benefit
card party given by the gen-
V A L E N T IN E
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IN BEAM 28-28
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WedT Jan. IS, '64—Page 7
Slim And Trim
With Exercise At
Civic Center
A Slim and Trim cla n for
women, sponsored by the San
ford Recreation Department,
b egin issslcmi Monday. Clanea will be held eaeh Monday,
Wednesday and Friday morn
ings and the sessions will last
approximately one and a half
hours. They ara being held at
the Civic Center.
City residents may attend
the classes free of charge.
However, residents outside of
Sanford m ay participate by
purchasing
a
recreational
card in addition to paying a
small fee. "O f course," says
City
Recreational
Director,
Jim Jernlgan, "the card en
titles the holder also to par
ticipate in many other city
recreational department functiona."
The claiaea are under Uie
direction o f Mrs. Helen Kelly,
a department employee. Mrs.
K elly aald that lessons will in
clude diet, body building and
a special emphasis on exer
cises as a means of weight
loss.
Says Mr*. Kelly. "W e also
plan to have a great deal of
fun." Even If you missed the
first session, "w e 'll still be
delighted to have those who
wish to participate/*_________
2160 P A R K A V E .
PRICES GOOD THRU THE VEEKEN D
QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED
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20 A .
Pork Steaks
MORRELL PRIDE PURE PORK
Sausage 3 tas 89*
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Sausage
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FROZEN COD OR FLOUNDER
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XOTICJS TO T O * FL'BLIC
NOTICE I f H E N CUT o r r K N tliet the Board at Adiaetment of the City e f Banfard
•will hold a tprclel mtrtlng en
r r ! d « » January S(. ISM. In
the City Hall at S.2G T’.M. I”
ordar to eonaldtr a rr.jurat for
a variance In the Zoning Ordtnanea raar yard reoulremente
aa partalna to proparty loeatad
on Trefford’e Map af Hanford.
T^ita 1. S, and tha Kart one
half of t/Ol 3. Block S. Tier «.
being tha Goodyear Harrier
O m pany at SSS W aal First
Street.
B. U Ferklna,
T IN • Chairman
rubllak Jan. II. ISMC IK J -4 T ________________________
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BLUR RIBBON TENOR TOP EYE. SIRLOIN TIP OR RUMP
BONELESS ROASTS
n o t ic ij o p nti.r.
Notlca la haraby given that
purauant to final dacrea rand*
arad an tha l«th day of Jan*
uary. ISM. I" that cartain
caoaa prndtna In tha Circuit
court In and for Hemlnola
County. Florida, la Chancary.
wherein
FinST
FKDRBAI.
HVVINnfl AND t-OAN AHBOCIATION OF ■ K >11 N O L K
COUNTY,
a
eorporatlon,
la
Plaintiff, and niCH A IlD W .
P a i i k s and wlfa, TtKTA M.
PARKS, at at, ara dafendanta,
Chancary Docket No 1SSST, I,
ARTHUR II. BE CK W ITH , JR-.
Clark af tha aroraaatd Circuit
Court, will within tha legal
hours at aala on THUTtBDAY,
January *1. 1»M. ««•»■ *0T
aala and aalt to tha hlghaat
and brat bidder for eaah at
tha front door of tha Court*
hnuae a f
Hemlnola County,
Florida, In Hanford, Florida,
tha following daacrlhtS proparty, altuatad and btlng la
■ amlaala County, Florida, la*
JUNE BOY PRESH KOSHER
DILL PICKLES
P IN K SALM O N
V n ilD P U A IP P
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(Circuit Court 8aal>
Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr..
Clark af Circuit Court, In
and for Seminole Coanty,
Florida.
By: Martha T. Tlhlaa
I). C.
Phillip Logan. Atty.
Publlth Jaa. IS, ISM.
JAM B*
B.
MARCUM
and
CHARLOTTE A. MARCUM, hla
wlfa; and A LF R E D W. FOB
and ROSE MARIE POE, hla
wife; and NORMA LBB PE R .
RT,
Defendants.
B o n e s OF a A US
NOTICE IS HEREtlT OTYI N that on tha llr d day af
January, A.D. ISM, at tha
hour of 11:0a A M. at tha Front
door of tha Court
House la
Bamlnola County. Florida. City
of Hanford, tha llonorabla A r
thur II. Beckwith. Jr., Clark
of tha Circuit Court o f Heml*
nola County. Florida, will o ff.
ar for aala to tha hlghaat bid.
dsr at public outcry for caah,
tha following described preparty a f the Dafendanta ann
ate and lying In Bemlnole
County. Florida, to-wlti
Ivot S, Block SO, Section t,
HI HU" HII AN HOME*, ac
cording to tha plat there
of, recorded In Piet Hook
I, page SS. Public Records
of Semlnele County, Flay.
Ida
This aala la made pursuant
to tha Final Deeres of fore
closure In the above cauea
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T A M A R B. CARLTON. Judge
at tha aald Court, en the 10th
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IN W1TMBM W HEREOF. I
have hereunto aaa nay hand
t a d o ffic ia l eeal th is 10th dag
ef Janaary, A. D. ISM.
(circuit Court Heal)
Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr.,
Clerk af tha Circuit Court
Bamlnola Caaaly, Florida
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Tribe Crashes Win Column; Lyman Victor; Oviedo Victim
Hounds Come
From Behind
To Win 57-46
L ym in ’s Greyhound!, trail*
tag 25 to 22 at halftime, broke
a tight ball game wide open
in the third period last night
and grabbed a 87 to 48 vie*
tory over the Wildwood High
School Wildcat!.
It waa Lyman'a aecond vie*
tory o f the icaaon in Orange
Belt Conference competition
agalnit a ilngle defeat, and
the 'Houndi ported their lixth
win o f the year in all play
agalnit three lonea.
Playing in the Longwood
achool'a
gymnaiium,
th e
Greyhound*—led by BIO Tol*
ten and Donnie Smith—pick*
ed up n point! in the third
quarter and defenaed the
Wildcat! with a half court
preu . Thla ipelled out the vie*
tory for the Greyhound! who
bad one o f their hottest
nights for shooting this sea
son when they connected on
41 per cent o f their shots.
Tolsen picked up 22 points
during the evening's activi
ties while Smith netted nine.
Lyman returned to its usual
rebounding form with Gene
Wilkieman and Blchard Grant
turning in fine performances
in this department.
Thompson
of
Wildwood
came up with 16 points to lead
the Wildcat scoring.
Tba Baby 'Hounds pounded
out a 4 to S decision over the
little Wildcats in a JayVee
preliminary.
WILDWOOD (46): Thomp
son 6-4—16; Lucaa 0-6-6; D.
Jones 46—14; Seott 56-13;
F erry 6 1 - 1 ; Totals 15-16-46:
L Y M A N (57): Tolsen 1 6 3 t t ; Grant 61—7{ Winkleman
6 6 - 3 ; Smith 6 9 -1 1 ; Goplia
*•2—6 ; Asher 61—4; Total!
*611-57.
WILDWOOD
U 14 11 10-48
LYM AN
• 14 * t 13—57
OBC Standings
WL
D fL ili4 ei^iwwee • |w* • # 4 0
Apopka MdpiaMSMMK 4 1
L Y M A N .........................2 1
L M ib u r f flMSHMIMMl 1 t
Wildwood
1 *
Lakeview iiseeiM M tM i X 2
Kissimmee ....................0 4
Results Tuesday Night
LY M A N 57. Wildwood 46
Leesburg 51, Kissimmee 44
Apopka 56, Lakeview 41
Yanks Again
Hire Dimaggio
NEW Y O R K (U P D —Joe Dl
Msgglo, possessor of a J25
lifetime hatting average, has
been hired for the fourth sue.
ccsslve year as a special bat'
ting instructor by the New
York Yankees.
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P*Re 8— Wed. Jan. 15. *64
About Sports
Thinking Out Loud
BY JULIAN 8TENSTHOM
W e have written several cclumns for Th# Herald’s
editorial page on "Sanford, 25 Years ago."
A s we peruse the copies o f tht old Heralds on fils
we are amazed to note the ehnnges in Sanford since 1032.
But the year, 1030, in one that Sanford eports fans
will never forget, Th*l waa the year that Charlie Bradehaw o f AlUm onto Springs lock over ths reins o f the
Sanford Baseball Asscclation and In his inltlaleffort put
Sanford on the nation's baseball map.
The club won more gamea in that one season than
any club In a single year before— and as far as ws can
determine— any year ainca that time. The Sanford club
waa tha terror o f the Florida State League. It's doubtful
i f there waa ever put together— before or alnce—a class
“ D " ball club with such talent.
Thla club — while it met all the rule* and regulations
o f tha league and o f professional baseball— fo r tha most
part waa comprised o f veterans. Now, they were not
professional veterans. They were veterans o f some of
the hottest semi-pro league* in Georgia and the Carolines.
And, they had a manager in Dale Alexander who Just
four rears prior to 1030 h«d won the American Leagua
batting championship while playing firs t bass fo r th*
Boston Red Sox.
But fo r today, we want to reeatl an Incident that hap
pened in 1035 that ied to 1030 being such an outstanding
season.
Ons night In Psiatka, Sanford's *38 edition was being
unmercifully tramped on by th* Azaleee. And, the
Azaleas, fo r that matter, usually couldn't beat their way
out o f a paper bag.
During tha fifth frame, with tha score In the neighbor
hood of about 18 to l or 2, Manager Bill "R aw Meat"
Rogers had Just coma from the mound where he had In
stalled hie fourth or fifth chunker.
Zlngol There went another bat* hit and then another.
During the Inning we had left our perch in the press box
above the stands at the Azalea Bowl anad Joined the
club on the bench. Using language we wouldn’t dare
quota here, Rogers asked us if ws could pitch.
“ N o," ws said, "but ws know one who says ha can."
"W h o’a th a t? " Bill inquired. "Y o u r firs t baseman, Sid
Hudson."
Without u moment’s hesitation Rogers sailed onto
tha diamond and called Hudson to ths mound. A fte r th*
lanky Tennessean was initalled, ha went on to hurl twohit shutout ball tha rest o f tha way. During the remainder
o f tho season ws think Sid won 11 games as a moundsBut tha main point her* la that hla hill work was ao
impressive that Bid waa held over fo r the '30 season. A s
strictly a pitcher and plneh hitter Hudson won 26 gamea
and dropped only four.
But that's not all. Clark Griffith o f tha Washington
Senators snelled out (6,000 fo r Hudson, so tha story goes.
But it's a fact that Hudson went to spring training with
ths Senators In Orlando in 1040. In th* Senators
opening exhibition tilt agaln it th* Detroit Tiger* Sid
hurled shutouts for three frames.
Sid stuck with the Senators and was picked by
Griffith to hurl the major leaguo opener that year in old
Griffith Stadium in the nation's capitvl.
Hudson — one o f the few In that day to make th*
Jump from " D " league baseball to th* majors in one hop
—came within a cat's whisker o f realising a dream.
He lost a 2 to 1 decision to tha Boston Red Sox. His
opposing hurler was none other than L efty Grove.
Sid had a long major leagua career. But o f all tha
games ha tossed, Sid has always said this was tha on* ha
wanted most to win.
Bulfs Willing To Take Out
ATLANTA (U P I ) - W ally urday Evening Post but it
Butts Is willing to accept a looki as If the big loser may
(2.6 million reduction in hla be Uncle Sam.
IV T U B CIRCUIT COURT OC libel Judgment against the SatWilliam Schroder, the form
T U B NINTH JUDICIAL CIR.
c i it n r and r o R armer Georgia football coach's
Legal Notice
KOI.K COUNTY, FLORIDA.
n iA N C K iir no. taasa
TIMS UNION CENTRAL LIFE
INHUUANCE COMPANY.
Plaintiff.
Legal Notice
tub
riH c u rr
court.
NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN
AND FOR (R U IN O U S COUN
CHARLES L SALT, st on. st TY. FLORIDA
al,
IN CIIAXt'KHY NO. SS4U
Defendants. OULF LIFE I N S U R A N C E
NOTIrH OP SUIT IN
COMPANY, a Florida corpora
MORTCAUR PORRIT.OSURB tion.
TOi CHARLES I. KALY and
Plaintiff,
IIUTH M. EALY, 1,1. wife
RKSIUKNCKi UNKNOWN
W ILLIAM
8. I I A H N
and
AND TO i All p ir llii claiming ELEANOR J. HAHN, hla wife;
Interests br. through. un and NORMA LEE PKRIIY; and
der or against tht afore- HOWARD IL BCHAIILIN, True■aid persons
taa,
YOU AIIK hereby notified
Defendants
that a Complaint to foreclose
NOTICH OP a ALSO
a rarlaln mortgage encumberNOTICE 18 H E IIK tir G IV
In* iba following described EN that on tha ISrA day of
real proparly, lo.wlti
January, A. D. list, a* tha
Lot ST, OOLDIK MANOR. hour of 11:00 A. M . at th*
FI1IHT ADDITION, accord
Front door ot tha Court Houaa
Ing to Iba plat thereof ae In Hemlnols County, Florida,
recorded In Plat liook IS, City of Sanford, tho Honorpane SS, Public lleoord. of
ahlo Arthur II. Daekwllh, Jr,
iemlnola County, Florida
haa been filed again.t you In Clark ot tho Circuit Court of
the ehove.etyled suit. and you Bemlnolt County, Florida, will
are required to eerve a copy offer for aala to tho hlshaat
of
your Anearer or ether bliMar at publlo outcry for
I'ltadlng to the Complaint on cash, tha followlns dsserlbsd
proparly of tha Defendants,
Plaintiff's attorneys. ANDUIt
BUN, ItUBII. DEAN. LOWN- altuaia and lylnx In (Umlnola
VKH A van den UERO. SIS County, Florida, to-wltl
Lot 4. Block SS. Section S.
Eaet Central Avenue, Orlando,
SUBURBAN HOMES, ac
Florida, and file the arlslnal
cording to the plat thereAnswer or other Pleadlog la
of, rooorded In Plat Book
the office of the Clerk of Iho
I, page IS, Publlo Itecorde
Circuit Court on or before the
of Seminole County, Flor
Sih day of February, 1S4I. If
ida.
you fall to do ao, a decree
Thla aala la mad# pursuant
pro conferee will bo lekoa
agelnet you for tbo relief de* ta the Flaal Decree of forectoeuro la the abova oauae,
lauded in Iba Complaint.
This Notleo ehall be pub. Chancery Caaa No. 11414, en
Ilehed one# a week for four tered by tho Honorable (a )
conaecutlve woeke la the San VASHAR B. CARLTON. JgdgA
of tho acid Court, on tho lath
ford Herald.
UATRD tkla 4tk day of Jan day of January, A. D. 1*44.
IN WITNESS W HEREOF, 1
uary. ISIS.
hava hereunto act my hand and
(SE A L)
Arthur K. Beckwith. Jr. official atal thla llth day of
January, A. D. ISS4Clsrk Sf Circuit Court
(Circuit Court Seal)
Byt Martha t . VlhUa
Arthur II. Beckwith, J r,
Deputy Clark
Clark af tha Circuit Court
Anderson, Bush. Dean A
Uemlnel* County, Florida.
Lowndes
9yt Martha T. VlhUa
Attorneys aa4 OenaeoUare at
Deputy Clark
Law
SANDERS. MeEWAN,
I l f Bast Caatral BonlevarS
SCI!WARTS A MIMS
Poet Office Baa tSSS
111 Baal Caatral AYtssa
Orlando, Florida SSSSI
Orlando, Florid*
Telepboae S tl-ttlt
Publlafc Jaa. 6, 14, 61, St, 1844 Publleh Jaa. 14, 1114.
CDfl-44
C06T
in
attorney, said Tuesday Butts
would accept only (460,000 o f
hla record (3,000,000 award
rathar than bars tba case
tried again.
Schroder's statement came
shortly after Federal Judge
Lewis R. Morgan left stand
ing the (00,000 In general
dam agei tha Jury awarded
Butts and reduced the (5 m il
lion In punitive damages to
(400,000.
Morgan called the latter
award "grossly axecesslve."
He said he would set a new
trial unless Butts accepted a
punitive Judgment of (400,000.
ButU, ax-coach and former
University o f Georgia athletic
director, sued the Post for
(10 million for an article In
which the Post claimed ButU
gave Georgia team secrets to
Alabama Coach Paul (B ea r)
Bryant prior to t George-Alabama football gam*.
Welbom Cody, attorney for
the Post, had said he would
appeal even if ButU accepted
Morgan's ruling.
SHS Defeats
Oak Ridge By
5(1-37 Score
Lions Pecked
By Cardinals
Head Coach Ralph Stumpfs
Seminole High eager* climbed
out of the Metro League cel
lar last night at Sanford's
Fleming
Gymnasium
when
they registered a 50 to 37 v ic
tory over the Oak Bldgc Pio
neers o f Orlando.
Although Seminote slumped
back Into a low hitting per
centage. so did the Pioneers.
However, Seminole was able
to play rather consistent ball
and took an early lead and
held It ail the way through the
contest.
GREYHOUNDS W IL L RUN for charity Thursday night at Sanford-OrSeminole's Mika Bowes had
lando Kennel Club in Ninth Annunl Charity Night program. Those posing
an exceptionally good night.
with pups represent two o f many Seminole County organization!) whoso
He netted 24 points to pave
favorite charities will benefit from program. From left is Wade Snyder,
the way for the Sanford vic
leading Knight o f Sanford Elks Lodge (Crippled Children’s F u n d ); Cur
tory. Ho got soma support
tis Blow, president o f Cus.ielbcrry Lions Club, and Sanford Elks Exalted
from Ken Tyre who bagged
Ruler Pete Bowersox. Lions represent Sight Conservation Fund. Grey
a half a dozen Held goats for
hounds are Darold Robertson's Lou IIuvoc (No. 6), George Jet (No. 1)
12 points while Barry Barks
and Ui Troubles (No. 8 ).
started returning to his usual
form and netted five shots
from the floor for 10 points.
In the opening period Sem
inole posted 14 points while
tho Pioneers started slowly
with only six. In the second
stanza, Sanford got 14 more
NORM AN, Okie. (U P I) - A
while Oak Ridge bagged 10.
Going into the last half lead four-man screening commit
The one-six daily double itlal race and Tadlock Miss,
ing 28 to 16 Seminole slowed tee today plunged quickly in
down and got 11 in each of the to the Job of choosing a suc combination Tuesday night at a 6 to 1 shot, took the second
final periods while the Pio cessor to Oklahoma football the Sanford-Orlando Kennel half of the daily double.
Tonight's entries:
Club paid oil to the tune of
neers grabbed 10 in tho third Coach Bud Wilkinson.
Wilkinson, 47, resigned Sat $2,534.80. One ticket bolder a r i l i o r RACK — S 14 Mila —
and 11 in the fourth.
1. G eorg* Jet, S. Fit, 3. Sail
Seminole netted only 21 ot urday, possibly clearing the member ot the A ir Force, col Ai.eail, 4. L a r r , Kasha. S. Merlmar, 4. Denny Slue, 7. Doo Rob*
77 shots for a percentage of first hurdle toward a race for lected the huge payoff.
ble. I. Kuna T erry
Viola Tip started at 19 to s e c o n d i i a c i : — a is Mite
27.8, and they got only eight the U.S. Senate In Oklahoma
1 odds and captured the in- 1. Snifter, S. Calico Hlilp. . O.
of 24 free throws. But Oak this year.
B.'e Walla, 4. Salll* McXabb,
In announcing his resigna
Ridge fired 56 times and sank
S. Dinah's Geno, 4. l-rou.l Foes,
eailon, 7. Retina, f. Foley'a F o l
only 14 for a 23.7 percentage. tion, Wilkinson admitted pub
ly
Sanfords victory put the licly for the first time he Is
T H IR D RACK — 5/1* Mile—
Tribe's overall record at two seriously considering running
1. lllur, J. Ila rry d.. S. Tovlon,
4. Morning Tlile. S. T'a Flrery,
victories In 10 outings, and for office, but stopped short
4. Red Apple Green, 7. Fable
they are now two and four of declaring his candidacy.
Xynawlte, S, Dig Flame
Mentioned aa possible suc
f o u r t h r a c k — a/ta m ii *—
in Metro play. The Pioneers
1. Blowing Tide, t. Gltino Bob,
also bava grabbed two wins In cessors are auch Wilkinson
Jacin and Elorri In post two 3. Colored Bead*. 4. Rail King.
products as Darrell Royal of
10 trips to tha floor but ara
weathered determined effort 5. T yler Lea. I. Faded Out. 7.
Texas, Jim Owens of Wash
Ed Pander, S. O. B.'e Goon
now one and flva la confer
from the post six contingent, F
IF T H HACK — g/g Mile—
ington,
Eddie
Crowder of
to win the feature eighth game 1. Tory Touch, t. B rllta lloote.
ence competition.
Colorado and Jack 5Iitchell event in Tuesday night's Jai 3. U ll.'e Weedy. 4. Always
In a preliminary affair,
Alert, S. Memberly, 4. W alk
o f Kansas.
alal
action at the Orlando Lucky. T. Golden Circle, S.
Coach John Colbert'* Semin
Wilkinson, who In 17 actions
Sarasota flunbartt
Seminole Fronton.
ole JayVees picked up an
at Oklahoma won 139, lost 24
TH RACK — S/IS Mila —
The winners came on strong SIX
other win. They took a 04 to 43
1. Hill,lair. 3. Mystical. I.
and tied 4 in regular season
to rack up three quick points Ilronkton, 4. Omar 11., S. Gena
decision from tha Baby Pio
play, said he intends to re
In llie five-point affair, before Faye, 4. Dixie Due. 7. Jim Can.
neers,
ly. S. Cherukee Humlmv
main at Oklahoma as ath
Gasti and Iriarte made their SEVENTH RACK— 3/N Mile—
OAK RIDGE (37): Menks 1letic director, at least tem
1. H alf I'ac, 3. Guest Appeal, 3.
bid
with
two
straight
points.
2—4; Bastin 62—11; Stringer
porarily.
Riddle, 4. Dr. Whlekere.
Their lead held, however, and Joa
1-0 - 2 ; LeGwin 2-3-0; Boehm
S. Honey Kite. I. Light Match,
A favorite among Okla
they
added
the
clincher
in
a
7.
Itei-alltng,
S. Short Term
20—4; Boone 3-2—8; Bogert
homa fans and Sooner team
hot closing round volley with F ill H i l l IIS IV. — .V I* Mile—
6 1 - 1 ; Totals 14-9—37.
I. Irish " e r t , 3. Johnny Tip,
members would be Comer
Mugucrza and Ermu.
SEMINOLE (50): Bowes 6
3. Cherokee llulou, 4. PenJones, Wilkinson's assistant
w orth ), i. Hpot OoMlp, «. V a
Olarre
and
Zssra
shared
0 0 -1 2 ; Barks 5 0 -1 0 ; John for 10 years as line coach.
por biream. 7. Sllracla Worker,
son 62—2; Glad O-O-O; H ig However, it does not appear the Dally Double honora and 4 Twluty Jet
gins 0-0-0; Firestone 0-0-0; altogether certain Jones, 49 paid (89.30 on the 4-6 combin M A T H H SI.'K — I ' l l Mile—
1. James Rock. 3. Bella Adame,
ation.
Groover 60—0; Sheffield 0 -6 - would accrpt.
3. Sw ift M.. 4. Ample Angle,
Mlota set the pace with 3. Rock Flight, S. El Paso I.aee
0; Totals 21-6-50.
wins in the first two games. 7. o il's Torpedo, I. Chryaer
OAF RIDGE • 10 10 11-37
ri4 HACK — n i l Mile —
He teamed with Urizar in the TI.H V
SEMINOLE
14 14 11 11-50
Ed's Corky. 3. Extra Rock.
first, paying $221.40 for (he 3. Notified. 4. Perry III. 3.
3-7 perfects combination. In Gate Man. I. W ide Gap, 7. O.
II. 'e McDurr, I. Ebony Itork
the second he was paired with E l . E l i : v m uses: — a n Mile
Pedro in a 1-4 perfect* com — 1. W llla Win. 3. G lltterlna
Roar, 3 Gotta Tip, 4. rihuey, S.
NEW Y O R K (U P I )—Catch bination good for (182.40.
Mary McLain. 4. eummerette,
Oklahoma Moves S0KC
Fast On Coach
Daily Double
Pays Big $2,534.80
Jacin, Elorri
Win Feature
275 Tee Off In
PGA Club Play
Oversized Mitt
Use Extended
For Year
ers who have to handle knucklcball pitchcri have received
a one year extension on the
us. of ovcrsirc mills.
The Baseball Rules Com
mittee decided that the re
striction would be delayed un
til the 19A5 season. Charles
Scgar, secretary for baseball,
said the decision wus made to
give sporting goods manufac
turer* an opportunity to de
plete inventories of oversize
gloves.
The Rules Committee voted
last month at the winter base
ball mectingi lo outlaw the
Jumbo-sized glove. The com
mtttee also decided to restrict
the size o f (ha mitt to 34 Inch
es in diameter.
Scgar aald the delay did not
NEW YO R K (U P I) -C a tc h result from publicly express
er N ig Garke It reported In ed criticism of the Rules
old baaebaU manuals to have Committca decision la San
Diego.
hit eight homers during
Texas Leagua gam * in July,
1902. According to the man
uals, Corsicana defeated T ex
arkana, 31-1.
PA LM BEACH G A R D E N S (U P1) — About 275 golferi
teed o ff In (reeling weather
today tn (he qualifying round
of tho (10,000 PGA Golf Club
Match Play Championship—
wfilch was returned here Mon
day by a court order.
Tills waa the first match
play tournamnt on the PGA
ichedul* since 1958, and three
former winners—Chick H er
bert, Chandler Harper and
Jim Turnesa — were among
llie competitors.
The match, originally ached
uled at the P G A ’s plush new
headquarters here, was re
scheduled last week for the
Port St. Lucie Country Club.
Eight Homers
Fighters Meet
WORCESTER, Mass. (U P I )
— Dick French o f Providence,
R. L, the New England welter
weight champion, w ill make
hla aecond etart In eight day*'
time when he meeto Carl Jor
dan o f PitUburgh Thursday
night in * 10-round fu tu r e
bout
ildi
aia
7. Buna. I. Doloroe Jeaa
Metro League
Team
W L
Evans ............- ...........6
0
Boone ............................5
1
liih o p Moore ............. 5 I
Colonial ........................ 3 3
Winter Park ................ 3
3
SEM INOLE ................. 2 4
Edgewater ................... 2
4
Oak Ridge ................... 1 8
Results Tuesday Night
SEM INOLE 50. Oak Ridge 37
Evans 56, Edgewater 50
Boone 78, Colonial 64
Winter Park 68, Bishop Moore
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ON TOO BRANDS
NEW YO R K (U P I) — Amerlean
League
Cluh owners
Thursday will turn down the
bid o f Charles O. Finley to
transfer hit Kansas City Ath
letics to Louisville, Ky.
They hope to do it amicab
ly, trusting that their refusal
will not result in any law suit
which would challenge the
constitutionality ot the sys
tem under which organized
baseball h ai operated since
Its inception in 1876.
“ There isn’t a chance that
his request for a transfer will
be granted," said one of the
club owners, who asked not
to be named. " I will itake
my franchise on one predic
tion:
"H e will receive one vote—
his own.”
It would take the favorable
vote of seven other club own
ers to shift the Athletics to
Louisville.
There was no doubt but
what Finley’! recent antics
had embarrassed the Am eri
can League, and all o f base
ball. But In turning down his
application tor the move the
club owneri hope to do it
in a way which will keep
the matter out o f court.
Standings Of
Major Teams
Legal Notice
IN T U B CIRCUIT COURT IT
AND FOR SEMINOLE COUN.
TV. FLORIDA
NO. 1MM
THE MUTUAL BE NE FIT LTFB
INSURANCE COMPANY. * X «w
Jersey corporation,
Plaintiff,
T.
JAMES ARTHUR MACKET *t
al.
Defendant*.
th e
N E W Y O R K (U P I ) — The
major college basketball rat
ings with first-place votes
snd won-lost records through
Saturdsy, Jan. 11, in paren
theses:
Team
Points
1UCLA
84 13-0 342
2. Loyola, III.
11-1 262
3. Michigan
I l-l 238
4. Kentucky
2 12-2 195
6. Davidson
1 12-0 182
6. Vanderbilt
12-1 156
7. Oregon Stats
13-2 121
8. Cincinnati
9-3
95
9. Duke
16S
76
10. Vlllanevs
11-1 <7
Second 10 — 11. Texas
Western t 49; 12, Wichita
37; 13 tie, Utah and DePaul
20; 15, Illinoia 18; 16, Stan
ford 12; 17, Utah State • ;
18 tie Creighton, N ew Mexico
and 8 t Bonaventur* 7.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (U P I )
— Sandy Kuufax hat another
trophy for that ever growing
collection.
Th*
Columbus
A T LA N TIC C ITY , K. J. Touchdown Club named tha (U P D — Jimmy Stout, once
1,01 Angeles Dodger south New Jersey’s most popular
paw "athlete o f th* year” jockey, Is still aetlve a i * pa
trol judge at th* atato’a
thoroughbred tracks.
PORTLAND. Ore. (U P I ) Agnes Kasner had her bow
ling ball started down the a l
ley last fall when an earth
quake tremor shook Portland
last fall. The ball stopped
dead Just short of the headpln.
Jockey Judge
Dead Stop
n o t ic e o
stats: o f
r
s u it
ri.o n iD A
Tei.Jemts Arthur Mackty
7311 Fairchild Avenue s e .
Albuqucrqua. New Maxloo
France* F. Stacker
7311 Fairchild A n n u l B E .
Alhurquerque, N *w Mexico
Tou arc hereby notified that
a *uit hai been filed agalnit
you In tha above entitled
caut*. and that you ar* re
quired to file your answer with
th* Clerk of thla Court and to
eerve a copy thereof upon tha
plalnGff or plalntlffa attornrye, whoa* name and addret*
le Jennings, Watts. Clark* and
Hamilton. 1340 Barnett Na
tional Bank Building. Jackson
ville 3, Florida, not lator thaw
February 14, 1*14. It yon fall
to do so s decree pro confeseo
will he entered against you for
ths relist demanded In th*
complaint. This ault I* to fore*
cloea a mortgage. Th* real
properly proceeded agelnet lei
Lot
II,
SOUTH
PIN E CREST, Third Addition, n
subdivision, according ta a
plat thereof recorded In
Fist Book 11. pages I ! and
43 of tha public record* of
Seminole County, Florida.
WITNESS nay hand end the
seel of eetd Court et Sanford.
Florida, this 4th day *4 Jan
uary, 1*44.
(SE A L)
Arthur H. Beckwith. J r,
Clsrk of th* Circuit Court
By: Merthe T. Vlhlsn,
Deputy Clsrk
Jennings. Watts, Clerk*
and Hamilton
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Finley Faces
Adverse Vote
On Transfer
The lead changed hands
numerous times, was tied up
ollen, that It until Ocoee fin
ally moved out In fronl to
slay about midway in the fin
al period.
Ococc, in a game originally
slated for Oviedo but changed
to the Red Bird’s home court
at the last mlnuto because
Ovicda’s gym Is not heated,
got hot and netted 56 per cent
of their shots. Meanwhile, the
Lions bagged only 33 per cent
of the!.' shots and picked off
only 21 rebounds. This hurt
the Liona
they have
been averaging tim e 43 re
bounds per tilt.
Ovledo’a Rex Brooks sank
a half dozen field goals and
an equal number of free
throws for 18 points. He waa
tied, however, with Ocoee's
Bob Hurst who also posted II.
Bill Mlckler got 18 for tha
Lions while Jim Courier pick
ed up 14.
To make the evening com
plete for the Red Bird fans,
the Ocoee JayVees took a 64
to 39 decision from tho Lion
Cubs.
OVIEDO (61): Courier 5-4—
14; MIkler 6-4-16; Rook 3 -1 7; Arndt 0-6-0; Bellhorn 2-2—
6; Brooks 6 6 -1 8 ; Totals 26
17-61.
OCOEE (68): R. Hurst 8-2—
18; Morris 6 1 -1 3 ; Whitehead
63—15; Grant 4-3—11; Konantz 2-3—7; W. Hurst 1-2—
4; Totals 27-14-88.
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OCOEE ........ 13 16 19 26-68
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EV ER Y D A Y !
Another Trophy
Oviedo High School’ s quin
tet Just couldn’t roar loud
enough Tuesday night to com
pletely frighten the Cardinals
of Ocoee High and the Red
Birds took a see-saw battle
from the Lions’ cagcrs, 68 to
61.
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RrralS Wed. Jan. IS, '64— Page 9
CpI. Waldence Perry Mrs.
Back From Viet Nam
Oswald's Lawyer To 'Defend' Son
“ Someone has those notes
— commission, he would do so. Monday. Sha aald a Secret
A t a newt conference In her Service agent told her that and espccta to cash In on
tling to wipe the assassin's home, Mr*. Oswald also said telephone conversation with them ." site said.
Mr*. Oswald *hss pleaded
brand from her dead son, said she had not seen her Rus he would try to arrange a
Marina.
her son's lnnocense since the
Tuesday sha had hired New sian • born daughter-in-law,
" I aald to him, ‘You mean day he waa arrested by Dal
York attorney Mark Lane to Mrs. Marina Oswald, since
I am not allowed to talk to las police and charged with
represent
him
before
the last Hianksglving.
my daughter-in-law In per the murder of Kennedy and
Warren Commission.
Oswald's widow has been son.1 ”
patrolman J. D. Tlpplt.
Lane, often involved in civil in hiding under the protection
The 56-year-okl Mrs. Os
When her daughter-in-law
liberties cases, confirmed he of Secret Service agents since wald aald that newspaper was described as being con
would represent Lee Harvey the assassination of President stories told o f how her son vinced that Oswald was the
Oswald's Interests and aald Kennedy in Dallas N ov. n .
planned to write a book and assassin, Mrs. Oswald aald
he had told Chief Justice
Mrs. Oswald said she had had many notes from his stay- that there was some mistake
Earl Warren, head o f the tried a meeting as late as in Russia.
— that It could not be true.
FO R T
WORTH
By Robert H. Thom a• i r .
FA2-3I56
Marine Cpl. Waldence Perry ha a returned from a twoyear tour of duty in the Re
public of Viet Nam. Perry U
a graduate of SUnlou High
School,
Jacksonville.
Thii
writer asked him about the
situation in Viet Nam. " I t
Is pretty rough over there,"
he said. Not long ago Com
munist fire shot down the air
craft o f which he was a mem
ber of its crew, “ lt'e good to
be back in the United State*,”
he concluded. He Is the son
of Mrs. Hannah Pinkney, of
William Clark Court
Harriet
Walden
returned
from California to attend the
funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Olga
Walden Williams. She is a
IMS graduate o f Crooms High
School.
Spl. 4/c Victor Dargan was
recently discharged from the
Armed Forcea. He spent 114
years In Frankfurt, Germany
where he waa a member of
the 3rd Armored Division
Band. Some of bis tours in
eluded Holland, Switrerland
and many other parts of Ger
many. His wife Is the former
Alice Herring. They have on#
child. Karen.
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Annual March of Dima#
campaign began Jan. 1. Many
activities have been planned
to make this campaign a great
success. On Saturdays and in
(he afternoons, members of
the Tri-Hl-Y will assist in
collecting for the drive. They
w ill be located on Sanford
Avenue and West 13th Street.
Annual March of Dimes
dance will be held at the De
lux Club. A donation will be
accepted. Date for the dance
haa been act for Jan. 34. To
end the campaign, tba mo
thers and Tri-Hl-Y girls will
inarch to your door on Jan.
30. Please leave your porch
light on.
The N ew Salem Prim itive
Baptist Church chorus will
present a program on Jan.
20 at 7:30 p. m. A t this time,
choirs and talent o f our city
w ill appear. Mistress o f cere
monies for the evening will be
Mre. Grace Haynes. On Feb.
25 at 8 p. m. Prof. H. J. Bogg,
blind pianist, and his singers
w ill render a musical pro
gram. This group is from
Port Clinton, Ohio. No admis
sion, a silver offering will be
taken. Rev. P. H. Prison U
pastor.
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The Young Ladles Commun
ity Club held its first meeting
o f the year laat week. First
and foremost on tbe agenda
included plans for sponsoring
three residents of tbe Sunlead
Training
School
of
Gainesville. One o f the sub
jects Is 32 years o f age, but
has tbe mentality o f a 13-yearold. These persons will be
remembered on Christmas,
Easter and their birthdays.
This is another of a series
o f projects these large-hearted
ladius are undertaking. Their
devotion to mankind is cer
tainly one of the real bright
spots of civic concern in our
community.
8arah Butler was recently
crowned "M iss Lincoln Busi
ness College" In Jacksonville.
Her academic achievement
and other wouderful qualities
earned iter this . distinction.
She is a 1980 gaduale of
Crooms High School, whara
she was an honor student. Her
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Butkr. Congratula
tion* Sarah.
Dallas police announced tha in tha basement of the police was
(U P I)
Mrs. Marguerite Oswald, bat
formed
by
President
was station by salt-appointed exe Johnson to investigate tha
events surrounding the assas
"cinched" even before Os cutioner Jack Ruby.
The
Warren
Commissiun sination and Oswald's death.
wald himself was shot down
case
against
Oswald
Program On Clea ning Open To Pub lie
Ths public is invited to hear
Mra. Virginia Smith discusa
"Focus On Fabric" at t h a
Home Demonstration Center
In Sanford thla Thuraday at
10 a.m.
Mra. Joe Baker, Mra. W . R.
Kirk, Mra. Ed Kennedy, Mrs.
iO,1- C
Carl Williams, Mre. Charles
Johnson, Mrs. George Wrlk,
Mrs. Dot Schaffer, Mre. Ann
Dodd, Mre. Mary Ann Mills
and Mr*. Don LaPoma will
model clothes from the H ol
lywood Shop, Garret's and
Penney'*,
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Woodrow Cash, Sonny Ra«
born and W. M. Phillips w ill
discuss problems In launder
ing and dry cleaning.
A ll are aaked to bring a
sack lunch.
furnished.
Coffee
w ill ba
S f-iYr* •
W ALD E NCE PE R R Y
lan at Crooms High now is a
patient at Seminole Memorial
Hospital.
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certainly
need# to ba fixed. The word
fixed should not be confused
Swift's Tru-Tendr
Beef • . . Sold With A Satisfaction
Guarantee Or Your Money
Cheerfully Refunded.
with the word patched. This
has beeu going on for a long
time. Everytime It rains, tbe
boles lose their patches. U is
bard to drive down thie street
without running in a hole or
boles. It is a downright Insult
to have to drive over such a
road. It costs to have front
end aligned, and cracked, tires
replaced and the like. If it
is fixed right just for one
time, all the patching would
be alleviated. Do you fcgrcF?
Of course, there are many
other streets that arc in need
o f fixing. I mentioned this one
because it la one ot our main
travel routes.
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• CUBE
A L L M EAT
Average Havings
O f 40c Lb.
Master Jamas Anthony Har
ris Is in Seminole Memorial
Hospital. 1ft la the son of
Mrs. Bernice Harris. We wish
for him a apeedy recovery.
Please do not forget the
children's
advisory council
meeting Thuraday at Mrs. A l
ma Hurston's office. We need
your support. Please come
out and help us.
Have you bad your eheat
X-ray? Don't forget Mi
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Miss Alvenia Scott and Sp-5
Floyd J. Brown were married
here last month.
Mrs. Brown la the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Scott,
who reside J n Lake Monroe.
8he is a 1963 honor graduate
o f Crooms High School.
Sp-5 Brown Is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Brown,
o f 8t. Louis, Mo. He complet
ed two years o f college work
at tbe University o f St. Louis,
majoring in commerce ami f i
nance, before becoming a
member o f the United States
Armed Forcea. He la now a
career medical specialist in
the Arm y, stationed at Fort
Hood, Texaa.
The Browns honeymooned
in Miami for two weeks be
fore visiting the bridegroom’s
parents in St. Louis. Sp-5 and
Mrs. Brown will reside in
Fort Hood for the present.
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98 Dead Over
Nation In Cold
Ry United Press International
The death toll ellmbed past
90 and soma o f the nation's
greatest cities were still bur
ied under paralysing snows
today in a vicious rear blitsard
which struck much o f
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the nation’s eastern half.
The M »m le Martin Circle
The storm, one o f the worst
m et at St. John* Metropoli
winter blasts in years, roamsd
tan baptist Church to elect of
o f f the North Atlantic Coast
ficers for the 1964-65 term.
and still sent heavy mows
Officer* elected were a* fol
driving eastward upon New
lows: Mrs. Dorothy Adams,
England, behind the snows, I
president: Mrs Alberta Dctretemperature! fe ll to record 1
vlllc,
vice-president;
Mrs.
Iowa.
gonnle T. Davis, secretary;
The death count from ll.s |
Mrs. Elease Johnson, treasur
storm,
which rolled out o f the I
er, and Mrs. R. A. Mels, Bible
Great Plaint during the week
teacher.
Meritin'# Kindergarten will end, rose to 98. The storm
hold U’ s regulsr monthly PTA claimed live* through exhauameeting Thursday at 8:00 p. tion, exposure, cold - sparked
m. Mrs. Alsada Washington fires, and score* o f fatal ac
cidents on snow-packed high
is president.
Mrs. O llier Kchelbcrger of ways.
Weather deaths inrloded 21
Daytona Beach, was houseguest ot her granddaughter, in Ohio, 18 in Pennsylvania,
Sandra E. Black, last week. 16 In New York state, 9 each
In case you did not know in Indiana and New Jersey,
it, Rosalia Wright, a 1963 gra C each in Missouri and Illi
duate of Crooms High School. nois. 5 In Colorado, 3 in Ala
• Miss Tri-H l-Y" for two years bama, 2 each in Tennessee
is now seeking the title of and Michigan, and 1 each
"M U * Volusia County Com in Kentucky, Connecticut, V ir
munity College." Rosalia Is ginia. Wisconsin and New
toe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hampshire.
N o city suffered more dur
U. Wright. Best o f luck to
ing the storm than New York
you, Rosalia.
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and the metropolis was still
. Mrs. M. J. Huratoo, librar- ; almost crippled today.
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represented
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from
the
top
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committee lorel In tho F lori
da Fru it and Vegetable A s
sociation.
NEW!
8 A F E SUDS ! !
John Evans, Oviedo, recent
ly waa elected preoldont o f
this atatowido organisation,
which acta within tho- Interoota o f tho Florida fruit and
vegetable induatry.
A recent roleaao ahowod
t h • a a committee appoint
ments:
Commodity division:
Cabbago —- Andrew Dud a
Jr., Oviedo, chairman.
Celery — Con. J. C. Hutchlacn, Sanford, chairman, and
David M. Earle and B. F .
Wheeler Jr., both o f Oviedo.
Corn — W . Ren Clonta,
Oviedo, vice chairman, and
Jamee C. Colbert, Oviedo.
L e a f and radlah — Harold
H . Kaatner, Sanford, chair
man, and Leon W . Miller,
Oviedo.
Sugar Cana — Duda.
Competition and marketing
agreementa — Evan*, chair
man, and General Hutchison.
Finance— Sydney O. Chaae
Jr., Sanford, and Duda.
Labor — Cheer and Duda.
Marketing — Kaatner, vice
chairman, and Earle.
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Research — Miller, v i n e
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W ater control — Randall
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STAM FORD, Ragland (U P I )
_ Volunteer fireman John
Askew believe* in abiding by
the rules—end let the fires go
to blazes.
Askew, «T. wee painting •
local newspaper office here
Wednesday when e f i n broke
nut In fit# composing room.
Me took one look and want
Flrat ha telephoned the Ore
brigade. Ikon be Jumped on
his bicycle and rod# 600 yards
to the firs station, where be
changed into hie uniform and
climbed into the engine.
B y the tim e he got back to
light the fire, It was out—
extinguished by a newspaper
man.
Why didnk Askew fight the
fira on tho apotT
" I had to report to the tire
station before tackling the
lira,” ha said. “ That's the
regulation.”
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Annual dinner-meetiog of
tho wholesale building mater
ia l department. Chase and
Company, waa attended by
ISO persona from within a
76-mlie radius of Banford
Tuesday evening at the Civic
Center.
Speakers were Larry Phell,
o f the Masonite Corporation;
James Saunders, of Bird and
Son and Charles iiutterworth
advertising manager o f the
Chase chemical division.
M atter o f ceremonies waa
J. Martin Sllneclpher, man
a ger o f the Chase building
m aterial department.
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J a ri Wheatland, talent ahow
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�Your TB Status
N ew developments In the treat
ment o f tuberculosis have oj»cned up
an unusual opportunity to rid our
country o f this still formidable ene
my. But in meeting the challenge
o f tuberculosis
eradication, these
new developments, at the same
time, have compounded the prob
lem.
Success in the figh t against tubeculosis has mnde the future more
difficult in another way. The re
maining pockets o f infection nnd
disease are much harder to find
than in the past.
With
the disappearance o f the
visible threat o f tuberculosis from
the daily lives o f large sections of
the population, health authorities
now have to contend not only with
ignorance but also with indifference
and lack o f support.
The tuberculosis thnt remains to
be checked, if eradication is to bo
complete, is hidden in the most dif
ficult nrcas to reach — among mi
grant workers and others hard to
keep in sight, an even among more
fortunate groups who refuse to take
seriously the need to search out tu
berculosis.
“ This situation," says Dr. Frank
Leone o f
the Seminole
County
Health Department, "presents some
complex problems in education. So
ciety has accepted the treatment o f
tuberculosis as a community respon
sibility. People know the disease is
communicable nnd thnt society must
protect itself by seeing that ull per
sons with tuberculosis are identified,
isolated nnd treated."
Dr. Leone contends thnt "W e
must broaden thnt acceptance to in
clude the concept tliut tuberculosis
is oradicnblc and it is the duly of
society to crudicute it.”
Far too ninny misunderstand
ings exist about tuberculosis.
Many persons have the mistaken
notion that it cannot happen to
them. Also, they would know if
they had it. For others, because tu
berculosis isn’ t visible in the com
munity ns it once was, it doesn't ex
ist. "Jinny individuals," says Dr.
Leone, “ don't know what positive
tuberculin reaction means.
"Because we now hnve effec
tive chemotherapeutic agents for
OUR
BO ARDING
the treatment o f tuberculosis,- Dr.
Leone says thnt "the belief is grow
ing that it is easy to treat an active
case of tuberculosis. It is also be
lieved that tuberculosis is no more
difficult to treat than a minor infec
tious disease."
To counteract these misunder
standings members o f the commun
ity must know some Bimple, under
standable facts.
For example, tuberculosis is
caused by a germ. It can be trans
mitted from an active case to oth
ers. People can have active tubercu
losis for long periods without symp
toms. But when symptoms appear
the disease has pt ibably gained a
foothold. Also, tuberculosis can be
detected by means o f the tuberculin
test and chest X-ray.
The fact 1s *!iat the earlier de
tected. the earlier cured. And, there
arc the chemotherapeutic agents
available for effective treatment.
" I f our country," Dr. Leone de
clares, "is to rid itself o f tuberculo
sis, a continuing program o f educa
tion must be carried on by volun
tary tuberculosis associations. Each
person must accept his responsibil
ity and obligation to know what his
own tulierculosis status is and to
take action. All groups must be con
vinced thnt eradication o f tuberculosis is possible."
The Ileruld agrees with Dr.
Leone thnt eradication o f this un
necessary disense is an attainable
objective nnd that the best way for
individuals to render assistance is
to know their own status. And the
best method o f an individual to de
termine his own status is to visit
his nearest X-ray mobile unit for
free chest X-rays now.
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— able reports. Worse yet, we
“ It is now clrur
have been believed them.
“ It is going to he a long
too optimistic in our m n i war. We hope we've slopped
merit o f how wo were doing in
th* downhill d rift and that
Sooth Viet Nam,” aaid a high- thingn are leveling out. Hut
plaecd government official pri thia leveling w ill take some
vately. lie 's a lifelong Fur time. Then tho climb upward
w ill be slow."
Gant specialist.
The fight, It appear*, won't
M\Va know l)irm and hi* o f
ficial* gave ua overly favor- bo won completely until the
1070s.
This man i* aa close to the
aituatlon aa any man, both
through hla present post and
by experience. Ilia worry fa
echoed by other official* at
th* Pentagon and State De
partment.
out graduates. Long before
Announced "victorie*'' have
then Seminole County, and uaually been battle*. Hut in
quite likely Sanford, will have 'winning'* battle*, this man
proven itself most represen Auya, we may he making an
tative of a central area best many enemira aa friend*.
serving Uia needs of this
In attacking a Communistuniversity and those who will held village we often play into
attend it. That is what mat Hrd hands. For we're killing
ters.
Viclnnim-ae, number* o f whom
Your* very truly,
are not Communist* and all of
Samuel F. Pratt Sr. whom hav* non-Communlat
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relative*.
Sanford
The United States Is not
used to war in which the num
ber o f battle* won and the
nhilliy to march anywhere and
occupy any territory haa no
meaning.
By Hal Cochran
Mao Tse-tung’a C h i n o s *
Thirty I* a nlc* age fo r a guerrillas built their strength
woman, especially if she's in territories occupied hy Jap
forty.
anese armies in World W ar II.
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Tha Japaneie had tha ability
First yen wonder how a to go anywhere In China, taka
child will turn out and later any city, occupy any plot of
when he'll turn In.
ground. But they couldn’t oe•
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vupy it all at once. No army
An Ohio man told police he ran have that number o f men.
turned In a false alarm be
The Red* built up their gov
cause he didn't hav* a home. ernment and their power In
He haa one now, fo r thiity the plots between the the Japdays.
aneaa strong point*. When
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Japanese troops moved into an
Nowaday! a little
child area, Communist troops moved
who hides behind his moth out and abandoned their un
er's skirt haa to climb up derground government
on a stool.
When Japanese troops mov
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ed on to another Communist
When yon lend a friend ares, tha Communist troop*
fiva buck* and never Bee moved back to tha fir s t Whila
this waa going on, tha Kad or
him again, It's worth 1L
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ganization grew stronger.
Thia is tha rat-and-mouae
With Chrlitmaa near the
family won't mind i f Dad gams the Red Viet Cong ia
playing in 8<mth Viet Nam,
cornea home with a load.
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say U. 8. officer* who hav*
Mom
gsta tired o f doing operated on that front.
H a n fo rd
r a li)
Th* Herald t* a member of th* Ualiad Praia which la an*
ruled txclusivsly to th* ua* for rapablleallon at all th* local
n * »a printed In Ihl* nawapapar.
Editor: Herald
While it w ai extremely dis
Ha part of any malarial, nawa or aavariistng, or thl* edition appointing that a definite se
of Th* Hanford Herald may b* reproduced In any mannar with* lection was not made by the
mil written ptrmlealnn of Ih* publlabar of Th* llarald. Any
Individual or firm raeponalbl* for aucS reproduction will ba Stale Board o f Control last
ronalderad aa Infrlncina on Th* Harald'a copyright and w<)1 b* Friday recommending t h e
held liable for damaging under tha law. Publlahad dally aacapt tile for the East Central
Saturday, Sunday and Chrlalmaa; publlahad Saturday pracaadlag
Florida University, it h d ea r
Christmas.
that praise and thanks from
the eiliien* of Seminole Coun
ty are due each o f tbs Individ
uals and organizations who
prepared
so capably
and
Altamonte Spring*
Lake Mary
Mr*. Frances Waster
Mrs. Julia liarto*
worked so long and hard In
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bringing this county's aitea,
Lak* Mourn*
and their many advantage*,
Caaaelberry
Mr*. H. 1- Johnson
Mr*. Jane Casselberry
to the attention o f the proper
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authorities.
Chulnota
Loagwood
la view o f the resignation
Mr*. Donna Eaton
Mr*. Joan Magia
last December of the seventh
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member o f the State Board of
North Orlando
Delta ry
Control, and tbe narrowing of
Mrs.
Mona
Grinstead
Mr*. Adam Muller
the choies to the sitoe in two
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counties, it would seem that
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both counties should have
Mr*. Clarence Snyder
Mia* Helen Hnodgrass
been represented by a voting
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member, or neither.
Oviedo
Geneva
Under the beat e f circum
Ml*. G ieege Kelsey
Mrs. U t k * Grays**
stances. it will taka years be
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fore the University la turning
Herald Area Correspondents
Barbs
dlahae because e f the number
o f trip* to the front room
after tha commercial* arc
over.
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Some people eip ect to get
ahead when they're constant
ly losing theirs.
s e e
Tw e teen-age boy* started
sneaking away from tha roar
o f a butcher shop with two
turkeys. Polio* gobbled them
up.
Diem did not umlerrUand this
fact
about
guerrilla
war— that it’s not a fight for
troop victories, hut a war for
people'* minds.
Early in the game, China's
Red Mao learned from sad ex
perience thnt Ids guerrilta
troopa could never win in an
area where they had not first
won the villager*.
Key U. 8. government o ffi
cials now worry that tha new
military ruler* o f South Viet
Nam are also “ ruling class"
types who do not understand
the farmer, p e a s a n t and
trii>csman.
" I f they don’t aolv* that
problem, it doesn't matter how
many skirmishes we win,"
says one American a|ice|aliat.
"W e ’re apeclally worried about
the Delta region, where Com
munists havo ben entrenched
for almost two decades. The
French never did control th*
area."
Rut there are encouraging
signs, he says.
"Tha Vietnames* will fig h t
Tha number o f fight* la in
creasing and tha Vietnamese
are showing they’re not afraid
to die.
" A growing number o f U. 8.
raptafns and majors out in
battle areas with Vietnamese
troopa are beginning to underaland tha nature o f guerrilla
war.
"But not enough o f our peo
ple understand. That’s tho
problem we've got to lick."
From th* Governor's pres* the modiary, s* It were, be
conference.
tween tho governor and the
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people and to serve in such
Would Gov. Dryant favor * capacity.
proposal to provide Florida
"Secondly, lie could pro
with a lieutenant governor?
vide, just a* Vic* President
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Br.xant replied: " I intro ate coni Inuity in government
dured in th* '63 legislature, should the governor for any
1 believe, perhaps in th* '61 reason lie unable to discharge
and pasted through the House hia duties.
o f Representative* a. proposal
"These, I think, would be
to create a lieutenant gover valuable things. Now, when a
norship. It was separate and member o f tha cabinet ia de
apart from any cabinet posi signated aa a lieutenant gov
tion. The measure each time ernor h* runs independently
failed in tha Senate. I hnve o f tha governor, there would
not really given any thought bo no continuity of philosophy
to it since that time."
or personnel, ther* would be
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Could th* governor devise came governor — a complete
any way where something changeover. And, therefore,
like lids could get through the It seems to mo that it might
Senuta I f enough pressure not ca n y out th* withes o f
waa put on it?
th* peoplo as primarily ex
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pressed in th* election o f th*
Ilryunto: "Oh, I don’t be governor."
lieve the Senate would yield
to pressure."
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What advantages w o u l d
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there he o f a lieutenant gover
So he actually believed my
Sunday School talk waa th*
best 1 had ever delivered.
It wasn’t as fa r as the gen
eral public was concerned, fo r
I hud done better on a number
of previous occasions.
Dut to this faithful violin
ist, my address was actually
the best he had heard.
W hy? Prim arily because I
had made hint a "junior part
ner" o f the speaker that morn
ing.
He felt exactly as Judy had
reacted the week before. But,
being a cultured! adult, he
couldn't naively aay to me:
"D r. Clone, your talk this
morning was the beat you aver
delivered l>ecau*a you men
tioned ME in It!"
No. that would be too egot
istical. Hut if you clergymen
und other public speakers will
just weave in the nnmea o f *
minimum o f 3 parishioners
each Sunday, you ran make
the entile congregation think
you are a great orator before
the year is over.
Would the lieutenant gov
ernor's term be limited to eno
term?
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Bryant: “ I don’t recall. I
think there would be no rea
son to do that."
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Would ha be permitted to
serve on* term aa lieutenant
governor and then next time
run fo r governor?
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Bryant: " I think that would
not be a bad program. I hav*
noticed that in Georgia whera
lieutenant governors run they
com* in, in aplta o f tha fact
that they hava been lieutenant
governors undar other strong
personalities. They neverthe
less coma in with their own
program and with their own
strong personalities to assort
a new mandate, as It wero,
and not just • rubber stamp
o f tha old."
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nor separata from «nd in ad
dition to all present members
o f the cabinet?
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Bryant: "There a n official
functions that ba would per
form, a* I envisioned it at th*
time and a* beet se I can re
member. Thera ara so many
Instances where tha people e f
Florida want either tho gover
nor or an official repreeentalive to be there fo r ah occa
sion. I have e « my desk In
vitation* to
attend about
eight f a in hi tha naxt two
month*, Juat to pick out one
category o f functions, and
each o f them is ss Important
to ms ss th t other. But I can't
In ancient China, court offi attend them all and do th*
cial! were required to hold other things required.
" A lieutenant g o v e r n o r
cloves In their mouths when
could eerv* valuably in being
addressing the emperor.
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Paragraphs
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W A SH IN G TO N
A t the age o f nine, sha
frankly admitted why she lik
ed my talk better than It* pre
decessor th* week before.
Adults, however, are not as
naive hi frankly stating thia
earn* reason, but It works on
adult* juat as readily aa on
children.
For example, the next week
I had complimented the faith
ful violinist who always joined
tha pianist in furnishing us
music at the opening exer
cises.
"D r. Crane," he told me a f
ter class, “ that was the best
talk you have aver delivered
before our Dixon Illble Class."
Now thl* quiet, self-effacing
gentleman was a faithful at
tendant and very fond of
music.
In fact, ht had sung in the
Chicago Sunday Evening Club
chorus for 35 years.
And he had composed the
collcg* song for his Alniu
Mater in West Virginia.
But he was shy and quiet, so
people seldom gitvu him any
special recognition.
The fuel that 1 hud publicly
paid tribute to Ida faithful
support o f our class and his
.
Bruce Biossat — Ray Cromley
To The Editor
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CA SB K-4IT: W he* e
daughter Judy waa • years
old. the cams down to the Chi
cago Temple to attend my
adult Bible Class.
Daniel and David, then aged
7 and •, wero with her.
And at th* conclusion e f my
talk, Judy taidt
“ Daddy, your sermon waa
much better today than it was
last Sunday.”
Sh* referred to my talk aa
* sermon. Actually, it was
juat an exposition o f th* Sun
day School lesson.
“ Thank you. Judy," I replied,
“ but why did you think it waa
better today than it was last
Sunday?"
"W e ll." Judy naively replied,
"today you talked about Dan
iel and David and me."
Pleas* etch that remark in
delibly on your mind!
For Judy pralard my addrraa because the and her two
younger brothers had indirect
ly been woven into my speech.
Since I had named them and
used a recent episode in which
thry had been involved aa a
relevant example fo r my les
son topic, ah* was a “ Junior
partner."
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Letters
IE 6 AD,
TH MA30R C A N T 1
GET A WORD IN ‘
AFTER THE BUZZARD 1 HAD TD w PEtLOW
SOUR
EDOEWtSa—-.mf<
c oV e« Th e d o g s w it h * * a l
DOUGH?
AS FRUSTRATED
G-REASES 60 THEY COULD GUP
UNDOUBT a s a m o s q u ito
THRU THEr DR1FT6/TUE AIR WAS
w o r k in g o n . Editor: Herald
6 0 COLD AW MATCHES. WOULDN'T EDLY
SOtfVer
A CIGAR 6fORC ’
LIGHT,6 0 X REACHED IM6EDG MV
On the front page of Friday
FURS AND SCRATCHED 'EM OH MV HEARD
OF ARC Til
Jan. 3, Sanford Herald, a
CHEST/ THBVD OlVEN MS UP BY
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'THE TIME 1 REACHED THE TRAD
caption beneath niy picture
INS POST, BUT l WA6 GTILL FRI6KV, *
stated
Uiat I had that day an
ENOUGH FOR A THREE -DAY.
POKER SA M E
nounced that I would not be
WON * 3 0 0 0 I
a candidate to aucceed myself
(SOLD TXJ6T
on the Sanford City Commis
sion in next November’* elec
tion.
I made no tuch announce
ment. On that Friday morn
ing, Mr. Fred Van Pelt, of
The Herald, telephoned me
aaylng that he waa writing an
election year story and aikcd
if I w ai going to run in No
vember. My answer to hire
w ai that I had not yet reach
B u t T ILL
ed a decision, but at tbe mo
ment I did not think I would.
l-i..- . a '
I could not and would not
aay at thli tima that I dcJnltely will or will not be s
candidate in November.
Any holder of public office
Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Wed., January 15, 1904 gives much consideration to
hi* future candidacy. Novem
ber is a long way off, and I,
W A LT E R A. GIELOW. EDITOR ADD PC R LIIH ER
FM ASK VOLTuLIXE. Clrralatlaa . Geaeral Maaaaar
along with other prospective
candidates, will no doubt have
J l’L lt X L. BTEXKTnoM
ROT GREET
many changing thoughts on
Associate lldltor
Ad*»ril«l»K Xlanaavr
T HKD VAX PE LT
i i a i i h i e t t a ju iin a o x
the subject in question.
il» n » * in s
Editor
C UM lfled Director
1 appreciate thii opportun
JAX1H SHOEMAKER
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County Editor
Buslntss l l i n i f t r
ity to clarify tbe situation,
UKLKX GLKEBOX
FRED W ELLS
and I shall be happy to make
HuclMjr Editor
Mechanical Supl.
i public announcement con
iL M K H lrT IU N RATES
cerning m y candidacy when
Rr Hall
lla n o U flU o rr
Irm lio l* Casaijr
All Olh*r
1 arrive at ■ definite decision.
l i s t t Ttar
lio Weak
tll.10 1 T*ar
Joe Baker
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Sanford City
MO I Month*
MO I Month*
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l.t« 1 Moath
Commissioner
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Editor's Note: It waa ta r
paid In advanc*.
understanding that yoe bad
llnlcrtd aa t-cond class inallar October 17, l i l t at Ih* I’uat
decided sot to n il, Horry.)
Of (lea of Banford, Florida, under Ih* Act of Congrsss of March.
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Thought For Today
Then He said to His disciples.
The harvest is indeed plentiful, but
the laborers are few. So pray the
Lord o f the harvest to force out and
thrust laborers into His harvest. —
Matthew 9:37-38 (Amplified New
Testament).
“ Ilnrvcst is always the result
o f previous activity. It is the vic
tory o f that activity. It is also a cnll
to activity.” — Rev. C. C. Dees, Jr.,
Pastor, Sanford Alliance Church.
v Dr. Crane’s
"You Are Starting To See Things
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neighbor come* to Beverly
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his daughter'* band in marri
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cause, after all, the daughter
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"M edal fo r • Turned CoaL"
What n ig h t have been an ef
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Is burled alive under a wel
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Frit* W eaver does his beat as
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after a lengthy aelMmpoied
exile following his betrayal
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t:*M O p-ra. CBS. The Diek
Van Dyke Show, la her reg
ular role as Sally, Rob's writ
ing partner, Rose Marie col
lars the biggest laughs here
aa Rob plays Cupid for the
spinster by arranging a home
dinner with a new, handsome
neighbor (Ton y Elsley) who
happens to be a bachelor. It’s
■ double-Cupid altuation, how
ever, because w ife Laurs
(M ary T y le r Moore) la Just
aa Insistent that her cousin
Donna gets a chance to meet
him, so she arranges a dinner
to precede Sally’s.
10-11 p.m. CBS. I k e Danny
Kaye Show. Marie and com
edy are well balanced tonight
with Dorothy Collins, Marilyn
Lovell and the Cllnger sisters
handling tha singing, and
Jackie Cooper and Danny
doing tha downing. Mias Col
Una and Kayo put on a re
creation o f her old T V show,
"Y ou r Hit P arad e," and the
two comedy skits Include one
on m arriage counselors, and
Danny’s version o f a late
night m ovie abow. Ha la very
good In the opening "Hand
Me Down M y Walking Cane
B a n k e r . An entertaining
show.
10-11 p.m. NBC. Eleventh
Hour. "H o w Do I Say 1 Love
Y o u l" I f you've been waiting
for this form of television
science-fiction to delve Into
the problem of impotence
among the young m arried!,
this la It. Whether you believe
this la a subject worthy of
getting t h e
entertainment
treatment (rem em ber, these
shows are not documentor
lea), we leave up to you. in
any ease, the acting, psrtlcu
larly that o f Lee Klnaohrlng
aa the afflicted young man, la
fins. Celesta Holm and Shelley Fabares round out tbs
guest list.
D E A R A B B Y : I am a
man past the agw o f lava
problems, bat beta la an
other problem. Each time I
g o downtown to shop for
underwear 1 find It very
embarrassing to bo con
fronted with females to Uw
m eo'a underwear depart*
m e a t I cannot figure out
why department stores put
fem ale clerks in that de*
partm ent I am sure no lady
would care to have a man
w ait on H E R la the ladles'
underwear departm ent I
have walked out o f more
department stores without
buying anything for that rea
son. Please gnawer this if
yon can.
N O SALE
D E A R NO: The reason
women clerks are placed in
the mea’a underwear depart
ment Is because approxi
mately 10% (K*a a guess,
but 1'U bet It'a a good one)
of ell the men's under wear
sold In department stores la
sold TO women for men.
Most men couldn't toll you
the else o f their cherts,
socks o r pajamas. I f I ’ m
wrong, send me your else
end IH shop for you.
•
•
•
D E A R A B B Y : I need aa
saawer as soon aa poasibla.
M y husband la a truck driv
South
MOETW
third apade with tha Jack and
there are
W E D N E S D A Y P. M.
rU k B O B A N D C P B & j
JAZZ» HOCTENANNV
M U6C,.. MD5TANYTHING,
T H B Q S li O A T COM3 THAT
I C A N T eJA N Q T H O U G H .
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1:11 ( I ) N*ws, Sports,
thsr
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Uaushttr
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HolylanA
( I ) Uavarly niUhllllsa
I I ) n.a Casay
1:13 ( f ) Dick V ta Dykt
tl:se |I) Kltvtnlh Hour
(• ) Danny Kaya
I I ) Channlne
11:01 ( l ) ( l ) Ns nra, Wsathsr,
Bparli
wuMra^TK f fw m r ic M is w w
J ^ “ PhoqiyI t ? p 7 T O & S fc
( I ) Nawa —
Murphy
Martin
t t ill <•> N.wa, Wsatkar,
Sparta
11:11 <f) Thtatar of U a Stare
11:1' ( I ) Johnny Carton
tCeler)
11:11 IS* W o.lt
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Farm MkL Baser!
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played
probably
♦ Qj at d
e
ace-king
and
1M.T.
Pern
Pass
continued hearts. Eventually,
the defense collected two
spades, two hearts, one die.
mond and one club fo r a 50polnt profit.
East played the six and
South won with the king.
have
opened
hie
fourth to st
diamond
and
North would hava wound up
making tw e
ao-tnunp. A
heart lead would have given
North c m m e n trick while n
spade opening m ight have
held him to one, but no de
fense cculd possibly have
beaten him oe that all South's
rebid had coat him was the
difference between a plus and
a minus score.
Incidentally, it is possible
to set up the Eatt-W est hands
ao that two spades w ill make
and one no trump w ill g o
down. Thus South's rehid to
two spades might have been m
winner. This time It was •
toeing bid, and year la and
year ea t such rebids w ill ba
losers.
Ct/s Jh s Utomsui:
tin
*•
Bad South Just passed at
one no-trump East would
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♦ A lO g
no such
I Qrsoft Lota* Tour \
P O T S T *
MSOHOUAK)
*
Hate
to
write
letters?
Send one dollar to ABBY,
Box
335, Beverly
Hills,
Calif., for Abby'a new book
let, "HOW TO W R ITE LE TTERS FOR A L L O C C A
SIONS."
By Oswald Jacobv
another apade. W eat took the
W hile
Get It oft your cheat. For
e personal, unpublished re
ply, write to AB B Y, Box
3385, Beverly Hills, Calif. En
close a stamped, self-addressed envelope.
D EAR A B B Y : Your col
umn
In the RegisteredGuard la Eugene, Oregon,
is read to me daily aa I am
blind. About the lady who
wrote to Sears for ■ Do-ItYourself Dental kit, and
Sears took it as a Joke: I
agree, Abby, that dentistry
takes skill, but no order
should bs laughed a t I hap
pen to know that many
cvJby On
words aa “ never” end "a l
ways’* in a bridge expert's
vocabulary he does us* many
a "hardly e v e r" or "alm ost al
w ays."
One place where the expert
■tan da firm la that when he
opens with one on a 5-8-31
hand with lea* than 15 points
la high cards, naming fiv e
card suit, he doee net rehid i f
hla partner's response is ent
no-trump.
South had never teamed
Si01 ( I ) Captain Xangarae
this simple fact e f bridge life,
1:11 ( I ) Cartoon.
> :ll ( I ) Jack LeLenne
so whan North responded one
( I ) Amarlcan History
to
his
opening
<i; Eaarclaa For Woman no-trump
•pads bid South was in two
1:11 ( I ) Cartoon*
1:10 C ) o » l* Storm
apedae a t toon as the bid
( I ) Itompor Iloom
came back to him.
11:01 ( I ) Say When
( I ) Howe—Mike Wallace
Nothing really serious Ilka
ll:M (1) NBC Nawa
> disaster happened. Went
( I ) Spaalak
11:1* l l ) Ward fee Wave
pined the Jack o f hearts.
( I ) Doeomkor Bride
( I ) 1 Love Lucy
11:1* <!) Coacontratlan
( I ) Prleo 1* R ifk t
( I ) Th* McCoyo
l i l t * (D Missing Link*
( I ) Tha Objaat la
( I ) Fate dt Oladya
I ’ve Just finished reading n
T H U R S D A Y P. M.
long
article on why girls go
11:0* ( I ) Tour First imprsssto college.
Ian
(* ) Love * f Life
I t was unnecessarily long,
(D Savon Kaya
considering that the question
IM S <l) Truth er Canedquaacaa
today can be answered fo r the
( f ) Falbar Knava Baal
( ! ) Starch for Tomorrow vast m ajority o f young worn11:11 (S) (luMIng Light
in fou r short words, "T o
1:11 ID Nawa
g
e
t
n husband.1*
( t ) Ernie Fard
(*) Th* Open window
The college campus has be.
tilt (D Focua
wse
Use happy
bunting
1:10 It ) Paople Are Fanny
husbands
to
( t ) Now*— Dnv* ran- grounds fo r
nal)
such an extent that tha term
(D A* Th* World Tarn*
senior panic" la new a tod to
l i l t ID Canaan*
I:** ID Lot'* Maks A Deal
describe the uaheppy state
( I ) Ann Batkarn
e f mind e f the gtrl wbe has
( ! ) Paasword
t:t* ID The Doatare
reached her last year at ealID Day In Court
lege with ne young man lined
ID Art Ltnklattar
1:11 ID Nawp— Uan How up fo r a trip down tbo aisle.
ard
e is determined to g o t her
14* ( I ) Lortlta Tauag
( I ) Oaaara' Naapllal
atea before aha baa to leave
I I ) T * Tell Tk* Truth
the beat hnahand-hnaUng P t »
i:te ID Ytu Don't Say
(Color)
aervs the w ill ever know.
ID Quaaa Fay A Day
Many eduators look with
I I ) Th* Edg* o f Night
atom an tha g ir l who gees to
*:** ID Match Oam*
ID Tratlmaater
oolloga net prim arily to f r i
( I ) Beeret Blent
aa aM eeUan b gt fla n and
feme
I t ) B ung an« Allan
foramen to go t a be*bend.
i p New*— ganger TeaGees tod, such peony wom
ID Untie Walt
•:** i d Daat af Qraeshe
an mag s e t be Use moot #b*lI I ) Cartaene
le a fin g
e f students, with
l:|» ID N « w m *|
i t ) Leeve •Yi
_ their textbooks,
is the nature e f
consider marriage
| ambition in Ufa,
d a * M Warned far
g t HPtofh In bnfw
eat place fo r n girl
y e a n ago n man from Boxtan, Oregon, wrote to the
Seattle Sears for a w ife—
and be got her! This young
widower filled out an order
blank fo r fun In the pre
sence o f friends at the reguest of U s young son who
wanted a "M om m y.” They
mailed it, and when the "o r
der” arrived, the clerk who
who got It aaked If anyone
there could fill 1L A little
widow, who w u the mother
o f n small daughter, said
she'd go if be would aend
the fare. So Sears Informed
the man In Buxton. He
gent the fare to see what
she looked like, she made
the trip, and they lived as
happily ever after i s any
other couple.
C. D A V 1 S, CRESWELL,
OREGON
s e e
e r aad be dose meet o f his
week out o f town. Hla mo
ther celled end told m e he
bad s girl friend. She said
someoee had told her. but
she couldn’t tell me who
She also made me promise
that i f 1 told m y husband
about it I would keep her
name out e f K. I f I eak my
husband, should I tell him
who told m e t He has al
ways been so good to ms and
1 never bad reason to doubt
his loyalty. I am so upset
I e a n t treat him aa I
should. What should I do?
UPSET
D E AR U PSE T: Tell your
mother-in-law that aa far
aa you are concerned, your
husband Is lily white, and
unless she can come up with
eamea, dates and pictures
you aren’t interested in iecood-haod reports. Ik o n forfa t I t
s e e
Television Tonight
1:00 ( I ) .s i .K o p i
( l ) N.w *, Sparta,
Abi>°nVonBuren
Q
b
y:
•J
»
ft
By Ruth Millett
to find n husband la on a
college campus and the beet
time fo r her to chocs# a busbead to is her early 00a.
While she to looking fa r a
husband on a college campus,
g irl to getting a lo t e f
fringe benefit#. She goto aa
education, loams to live away
from hems, and prepares her.
•e lf to earn a living in case
the doesn't land a husband, or
has to help the one aha gets
•am a U riag fo r a f« w y e a n
while ha to g tttta g totabllab1
Road Ruth M illett'e Tips on
Teen-Agers.”
Send
25 cents
to Ruth M illett Reader Servies, •/• The SanTerd H er
ald, F. O. Bex 409, teopt A ,
Radio City Station, N ow erk
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• a whatto aa dtptorabto
•bout a g irl going to college
to find a husband?
■ • w to g e t slang with the
mem t o n e f the teen World t
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Realize Your Need-Then Dial FA 2-5612 For Quick Action Thru The Herald Classifieds.
Phone
322-5612
I- Lost A PoQBfl
6. F o r R e n t
LOST: Female Pointer, white FURN. A p t 2300 Mellonville,
with liver spots, 3 yrs. old,
Near Osteen. Am. to the APT. $30 Jc up. Surplua City.
nsme of April. Reward.
D ayi 322-5(82, nitea 322-1319. W E L A K A APAR TM E N TS:
Room* privet* baths, lid
W. F lrtl St.
LOSTI White Wire-haired Ter
tier, brown and white ipol*
RENT A BED
around can . Answer* to
Rollaway, Hoipltal k Baby
name “ M ac." Call 322-5274
Beds.
I * T H E ClKCt’IT COVHT IT
or 322-0711. REWARD.
AXD FOR 8RHITOLE COL'JT
By Day, Week, or Month
TV, FI.ORIDA
TO* |.IMII
LOST. Tan m ile Dachshund Ph. FA 2-5181 US W. l i t St.
TH E W IL U A U 8 B U IU H I 8 AV
CARRO LL’S FU R N IT U R E
Ident. Tag with name, ad
Vtjr
Ranfnrh
Rrralh
SW EETIE PIE
Jan. 15, 1964 — Page 8-A 112. Real Eatate For Sale 27. Special
Legal Notice
M ELVIN A. TOUNtJ at at,
Defendant*.
dress,
phone.
In
Grove 2 BEDROOM houit, kitchen
Manor area. Phone 322-5933
equipped, Laka prlvllagdi,
or sfter S p.m. 322-7411.
near A ir B ait. F A 3-4736
after 5:30.
U )S T : Florida Oxygen Tank,
TOTICTB OF (H IT
T H E RTATE OF FLORIDA
green. Vicinity Lake Mon
Toi Melvin A. Young,
tool Mlttarow Hoad,
roe, Lake Mary, Longwood.
Charlotte* North Carolina
Reward. Call collect Or
Charlotta J. Young,
ange City 775-2354.
tool Mlatarow noad.
Charlotta, North Carolina
You ara hereby notified that S- Notices • Personals
A ault ha* bean filed agalnat
you In th* above entitled
cauaa, and that you ar* raqulr.
ad to fll* your anawer with Repaln,
parts;
Electrolux,
th* Clark of thl* Court and t*
Kirby,
RexAlr,
AlrWay,
•erv* a copy thereof upon th*
plaintiff or plalntlfra attar,
GE, etc. Cleaner* sold, ex
ney*. who** name and addraea
changed. Free Ttck-up, 1114
la Jennlng*. tVatte, Clark* and
Hamilton, 130* Ilarnatt Nation
Park Ave., Sanford, Phone
al Hank Building. Jarkaonvlll*
F A 2-4755.
2. Florida, not later than F*bruary la. loot, it you fall t*
INCOME T A X SERVICE
do ao a deer** pro eonfaaa*
will b* entered agalnat you for
O. M. Harrisons
th* relief demanded In th*
1311 Palmetto
complaint. Thla ault la to
forecloa* a mortgage. Th* real 122-9827
323-7949
property proceeded agalnat la:
Lot >1 of Itaptat at PINE SANFORD VACUUM CLEANCREST MEIOKTV aooord.
IM M ED IATE OCCUPANCY
2 Houses on lake— 4 rma. each
wth tun porch k large
screened back porch. |65
per month each.
1 Houae on lake— 4 large
room i with large sun porch
and acreened back porch.
310 per month.
1 Home— 8 room* with fire
place k
small screened
porch, Lake privileges. $65
per month.
I Houie, available August 15—
4 room i and screened back
porch, Lake privileges. 943
per month.
" I c a n 't sta n d itl Polly’a beginning to sound like
1 House available April 1-8
S w eetie P ie l"
room i on lake—partly airconditioned. (125 per month- 12. Real Eatate For Sale
12. Reel Estate For Sale
E R SERVICE. P a n s and
Phone Frank Evans
•upplldd for all m a k u In
LOTS
B Y OWNER, 3 bedroom, m
F A 3-4417 or F A 3-173$
cluding:
Elactrolux.
Now
A few choice lots left In Maybath home. One bedroom
and rebuilt d e in e r i Mid Unfurn. 3 BR houit, (50 mo.
fair and Loch Arbor seehas separata entrance, can
808 Myrtle
A ve.
Phone
No
horn*
iirv lc a
call
Uona.
be rented fo r Income. Will
333-0635.
ehargt Pboo# F A >2392,
trade for smaller place.
RO BERT A. W ILLIAM S
2551 Park Dr. ..
Shown by appointment. Call
3 B R Fure. Apt. F A 2-0841.
Realtor
F A 2 1848.
YO U R Church or Group can
Raymond Lundquiat, Also.
STENSTROM RENTALS
ralM fSO and more, e s iy A
FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
2 BR Sanford, nice—
T3
fast. H iv e 10 member* etch
3 BR on RoiaUa—
80
3 BEDROOM, t bath. K it
•ell only 30-50c packages
3 BR Plnecrest—
100
Property Management
chen equipped. Owner be
m y lo vely fagnrioug Prayer
3 BR, large, M elloavflk 105
& Sales Broker
ing
transferred.
Must
sell.
Grace Table Napklne. Keep
3 BR, 2 bath Loch Arbor 125
F A 2-2940.
ISO for your treaiury. No 4 BR on Golf Course—
115
money needed. Free aim - We have several other attrac
BEST B U Y
pies. Anna Wade, Dept.
O ffers fo r your selection
tive hornet available,
3 BR, 2 Bath Home, U rge liv
151AB2 Lynchburg, Va.
the** Beautiful 2, 8, k 4
ing rm, wall-to-wall carpet
Bedroom
ing, Elec, heat in each
A N YO N E knowing the where
room, Kit. equipt. Double
about* ot Maxine J. Week*
carport, on large fenced lot.
pleaie phone FA 2-1718.
322-2420
2565 Park Dr.
(11,250. Term *!
3. education • InatructloD LA K E M ARY. 2 BR nicely
furn. houie. Newly reflnPIAN O k ORGAN LESSONS
ished, inside k out. Adulta,
Reg. Real Eatate Broker
Also tutoring in Foreign Lan
no pets. (85. FA 2-3930.
F A 2-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha
guages, etc. 322-5328.
Vacuum Cleaner
(ng t* plat thereof, roaard.
od In Plat Pook I, pagaa
TT and Tl of tho Public
Record* of ■amlnolo Coun
ty, Florida.
Tt'ITNEM my hand and Ih*
aeal of aald Court at Sanford,
Florida, this Ilk day of Jan
uary. l i l t .
(S E A L )
Arthur X. Eaekwlth. Jr
Circuit of th* Circuit Court
By: Martha T. Vlhlan
Deputy Clark
Jannlnga, Watts, Clark*
and Hamilton
1100 Barnott National Bank
Building,
Jackeonvlll* I. Florida
Publlah Jan. I, II, >2. II, H U .
C D Q -U
'
.
NOTICE OF nt'IT
_ STATS OF FLO RIDA TOi
VIRO IE C. BORN
1*1 N. Oak Street
Apartment No. 1
Valdoata, Oaorgla
Tou ar* hereby notified that
oult haa been filed agalnat
you In th* Circuit Court of
Bemlnol* County, Florida. In
Chancery, an abbreviated title
of which te FIRST F E D E R A L
S A V IN S * AND LOAN ASSO
CIATION OF S E M I N O L E
COUNTY, a corporation. Plain
tiff. vs. JAMES T. ZORN and
•wife. VIRO IE C. ZORN, Ot al.
Defendant*, th* nature ot oald
suit being a oult to forooloa*
that certain mortgag* dated
August II, 1102 and of roeerd
In Official Record* Book t il,
Tag* 122, Publlo Record* of
Remlnol* County, Florida, onaumberlng th* following doeorlbed root property, to-wlt:
Th* w e n *n *-h *lf ( * « )
o f Lot I. of Block 4. of
ROSALIND HEtOHTS. Banford, Florida, acoordlng to
plat thereof recorded In
Plat Book I. Pag* IT, of
tb* publlo recorde of Semi
nole County, Florida,
and yon ar* hereby require*
to file your anrwer In oald
ault
with
th*
underalgned
Clerk of aald Court and to
servo a copy thereof upon the
Plain tiff*
attorney,
whoa*
name and address appear be
low, on * r before th* n th day
ot Fobrnarp. m i , and In de
fault thereof Deere* Pro Con
test* will bo enured agalnat
pou.
W ITNESS my hand and o ffld a l seal at th* County Courthouo*. Sanford. SemlnoU Coun
ts. flo rid *, this llth dap af
January, I N I ,
(SE A L!
Arthur H ‘ Beckwith. Jr.,
Clerk af Circuit Court
B n Martha T. Vlhltn, DC.
Phillip H. Logan
ghlnholeer and Logan
Attorneya at Law
Attorney for Pletntlff
V A - FH A
Jim Hunt Realty
Stenstrom Really
2 BR Unfurn. (3 week. Near Lemon
Bluff CB
cottage.
Bate. F A 2-3219.
Taalfeully furn. Wide ver
3 BR House, kitchen equip
anda, solid pier Ji dock, 73
2-BDRM. houie, kit. equipped.
ped. TK 1-5858.
ft. fronUge on St. John's,
817 Escambia Dr. FA 2-0920
nicely landscaped. (12,000.
2 BR., turn, duplex. Adult*.
after 6 p-m.
Thono Art Day or Cliff
Ph. F A 2-8201.
Able* at Stcmpcr Agency,
F U R N I S H E D Apartment.
322-4991, 1919 So. French
TO R N , house, Lake Mary.
Clean and eloie In. Jimmie
Ave.
Ph. 2-5049, F A 2-8S4T.
Cowan. 332-4013.
6. For Rant
Small turn, apt., all
(urn. 150. S22-2784.
util*,
SM A LL House. Adult*. Phone Unfurn. Apt. 606 S. Park,
TA 2-2816.
3 Bedroom Furn. home on
Lake Mary, $100.
R. A. W illlam i, F A 3-3951
Legal Notice
Plaintiff,
BEMIBOLH f o r m
BOARD OF APJUOTMKkT
NDHMA LEE PK B |tr
Befendanta
NOTICE OF SALE
HOTiCE IS H EREBY O IY .
E E that on thl ll/d la p #1
Jannarr. a .d . tilt, at tht
hour Of l l : l « A, M, Ot thl
From door of th# court U *U II
in Bemlnol* County, PlorUa,
Clip of Bonford. tho H «ncr*ai*
Arthur H. Eeehwlih, Jr. Olorh
« f thd O ln slt Coun af lim it
J S V r W L W iW ff.fl:
dor *4 Publld outerp foe
tho tallowing described proporlp of toe Poltndonle. allyate and Irlng la Bemlnol*
County, Florida, la.w ilt
Lot d. Elosh II. Beetlao I,
•U O UR BA N HOMES, a*.
oardlBB to th* put thereof,
retarded t a f t a l Booh I,
P*B I *1, Public Record* ot
Bemlaol* County. Florida.
Thla aalo I* mod* purauont
to tho Flnot Docroo of forocloture In tho obov* cauee,
Chancery Coto No. ltdlB. ontorod by tho Honorable (a)
VABBAR B. CARLTON. Judac
ot U * oald CourL on th* lllh
day of January, A. D. 1111.
IN WITNESS W H B nE O F, I
hav* hareunto act my hand
end official aaal tbla 10th day
of January, A.P, I I I L
(Circuit c «g r t Saali
^ .
Arthur It. Backwlth. Jr,
Clerk of tba Circuit Court,
Seminal* County. Florida.
By: Martha T. Vlhtea
Deputy Clerk
BANDERS. McKWAN,
f e ', » r * e . M S ,s u . .
Orlando, Florida
Publish Jaa. II,
CIM1-II
t i ll .
2 BR house, kit. equipped. 975.
F A 1-5303.
BEDROOM, P v t ent. k bath. “ CLEAN quiet R oom i" The
F A l-J968 after 2 p.m.
Gablet. FA 2-0720.
BENINOLE COUNTY
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
Nelite e f Fublle Hearing
To whom It may concern:
I
Th* Bomlnol* County Board
of Adjustment will hold a pub.
llo hearing to consider th*
.
poeelbltltr of srontlnx a »Mc
:
street eetbeck verlene* to th*
Zoning
Regulation*
**
re
quested by Charles K. True•
tie on Ih* following deecrlbed
•
property: I-ot SB, Block A,
Druid
HIRe
Park.
eorntr
Flame Ave. end Croton Drive.
Public bearing will ba bald
• publlah Jan. II, >t, I I ft Fob. In th* County Cnmmlaalonars
1 i. 1111
Boom. Court Houar, Hanford.
C D Q -ll
Florida, on January :o. 1**1
at T:30 P. It. or ot aeon thereIN TH E CIRCUIT COURT, after aa poaelbl*.
S.IRCUIT,
Bemlnol* County Beard of
IN
AND
FOR
SEMINOLE
Adjustment
OBVBTT.
FLORIDA
OE
B r w illiam & Xalbaak.
IB CWAN
-----can?
Mi- ISdW
Chairman
OULT L I Ff E•
INSURANCE Publlah Jan. II, H it.
OOMPANT, a Florida corpora- CPU-41
tins,
Government
ROSA L. P A Y T O N
3
BR., U rge living room,
range.
122 Shannon Dr.
395. Ph. 349 3321, Geneva.
Large 3 Bdrm. borne. Fla.
Rm., Elect, kit., Newly de
corated. $100 mo. unfurn.
Call FA 2-2748 after 3:30
anytime weekends.
V. For Bale or Rent
2 BR. house, partially turn*
Ished. FA 2 3138.
3 BEDROOM CB House, kit
chen equipped, near WinnDixie. Call F A 2-S5M.
12. Real Entate For Sale
VACANT 5-Boom house on
U rge lot. newly painted In
side and out, on S. Sanford
Ave. (3,800 Cash. 868-4601
Enterprise.
VoitaO of PaMta Hearing
» » • » It mar eoneerp:
minds County Beard
uitmeat w » i bold a
public hetaring to consider th# LOTS for Sale. On Lake Mary.
poM lbllllr of granting n tpe75 x 150. 322-7196 after 5 p.m.
‘
laoeptlon I* permit pea
of a bout* (on a temporary
b u l l ) for Cbureh purport* t| 3 BR, l Bath fram e home,
rddvaatod by Jeeeph T. W arNewly painted, 3 fruit tjits ,
SA fer tba Love Boutharn
conv, loc. V ery small down
laptlat Mitelan on tha to||enrlag deecrlbed property: M l 1,
pymt. 2605 Sanford, ph.
Ploek II. Townelt* of North
3230435 3 to 6 p. m.
Chuluet*.
Puhtl* hearing will b* held
k th* Ceualg Commleeloner*
‘
1 Heat*, beater*.
1 ,3 ,6 4 BEDROOM !
touary a*. 1M4 at
*a soon there1. m , k 3 B A T H !
•ftar * • gottibi*.
DOWN P A Y M E N T ! FROM
Bemlnol* County uo*rd of
Adjustment
By William C. Halliick.
I
F H A - V A HOMES
$100
Pub
fuh'Taa?
cpq-41
Low Monthly Payments
II,
1M*
For
C o m p u t e la fe rm a t io n
l e t O r C a ll Y e a r
SEMINOLE COUNTY
EOARD OF AUJUUTNMhT
NoitaO o f Pwblta Hearing
To whom It may concarni
8A LE S BROKER
Tho lemlnolo County Hoard
of Adjuatmont will hold a pub
lic boaring to eonoldor lb*
gooolbllltr of granting permit•Ion fa build ond operate n 2565 Park Dr.
332-2420
trailer perk • • requested by
Boise Checho on the following
U R E E N IR 1 A R
deecrlbed properly: NK14 of
UU available la
NEW of SEW Section M -JiS. Choice
FHA - V A
Stenstrom Realty
MR-
Publlo hearing will be bell
la the County Commleelonor*
Boom, Court House, flenford,
Florida, ea January 2*. t i l l
at T:2e p .m . or ns aooa th*r<Ofter at poaelbl*.
Seminole County Beard of
Adhotmont
» F W illiam C Hal book.
Chairman
Publlah Jan. id, t i ll .
CD?-At
Oreenbriar e f Lech Arbor
overlooking
g o lf
course,
Custom building to your
(pacification*.
G re*«bri*r
developed by
K1NGIWOOD
BUILDER!, INC.
302 Fairmont Dr.
F A 1-1074
St. Johns Realty
t l l E T IM E TESTED FIRM
111 N. Park Ave. F A 34123
COUNTRY HOME
Travel GREYHOUND. Call RECORDING Fathometer, O'
F A 2-1421 or 9993 and we
to 240' Ratheon, 3 months
w ill have our T A X I pick
Undo Rd., Sunland.
old; stereo-hi-fi combo con
you up. Homer Little, Grey
■oletta. Call 322-8273 after 6
3 ACRES orange grove, plua
hound Bus Station.
p.m.
5 Bedroom bouse on UpP IA N O SVC. ft TU NING
sal* Road. F or particulars
11 Cu. Ft. Ref. Good cond.,
Rebuilding • R eftltln g
call 357-3292, Eustls, FU .
(40. F A 2-5038.
F R E E E S TIM A TE S
LOCH-ARBOR—By Owner, S
ZIG ZAG
G ENE C U M B A A
BR., 3 baths, U rge stone
Dial Model, Make* Button
822-3661 — Call PM Only
fireplace In wood-panelled
holes, aewi
on buttons,
H E ATIN G
living -w m , FU . Rm., uti
monograms. With guarantee,
lity room, U rge
rooms,
SERVICING — TESTING
Assume 4 payment* of (7.10.
322-9411.
open-beam ceilings through
Lewis Sales ft Service
F A 2-7928
out. Owner being transfer 2817 C. C. Road
SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC
red. 3165 Country Club Rd.
SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa Would like responsible party
-Call 322-9262.
tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph.
to take up payments o f (10
322-3504.
monthly on 1063 Slant-O15. iiuHincKs O p p o rtu n ity
Matte Automatic Zig Zag
DISTRIBUTORSHIP to tav WELLS D RILLED , PUMPS,
Sewing Machine in Console.
S
P
R
IN
K
L
E
R
SYSTEMS
erns,
restaurants,
atorea,
Balance (161. Service Dis
All Types and Sizes
for beautiful 10 to 25 cent
count Co. 241-9587 Orlando,
Wa Repair and Sendee
candy A drug specialists
call coUcct
( T I N E
earning h i g h
immediate
caih p r o f i t . Expanding Machinery and Supply Co,
F A 2 6432
manufacturer will furnish 207 W. 2nd St.
By Nadine Seltzer ' K
Office 204 W . First
ISOS
DANK, a New Tork
banking corporation,
Plaintiff,
Owned Homes
Priced From $6,750
Down Payments
As Low As $100
Monthly Payments
From $43.50
T o make the best horn*
buy, i n
the
V A - FHA
Appointed
Property
Management &
Sales Broker
Carpet Special!
complete career pgm. with For FAST T A X I Service call
exclusive
factory
connec
Homer Little at Greyhound
tion. Write: CHEX, 2910 N.
But Station. F A 2-1421 or
16th St., Phila. 32, Pa.
9993.
STORE FOR RENT. 214 San
ford Ave., P A 2-0221.
16. Female Help Wanted
17. M a le H e lp W a n te d
P A R T TIM E
Sell Nationally Famoua OL
SON REVERSIBLE RUGS
in Sanford Area. For local
Interview, write giving qual
ifications to Divisional Field
Man, Paul H. Krir.g, 11985
85th Ave. N., Largo, Fla.
We arc now taking applica
tions for young men, age 1830. to train for Super Mar
ket operation. Winn-Dixie,
25th ft French.
18. Help Wanted
W
21. Beauty liiK m *
PE R M A N E N T SPECIAL!
20% O ff Regular Prices
Ace Beauty Salon, Mayfair
Hotel Call for eve, appt.
322-8525.
Seminole Realty
SO U T H W A R D
Piano Tu itag and Rtpalr
L. Harmon - FA 1-4233
29. Automobile Service
Auto Glass, Top*
ft Seat Covert
A U TO G LASS &
SE A T COVER CO.
304 W. 2nd St. F A 3-8032
A L L WORK G UARANTEED
A U T O GLASS
IN S T A L L E D
Senknrlk Ginns and Point
Company
210 Magnolia
at
Seminole Realty
nothing down ft minimum
monthly. FHA, VA, or
Bank Financing.
LMN ENTERPRISES, las.
Phono 888-3911
Mr. LenUwrbury or
111.80 a a I
Mr. F trgi
W aterway
Your EV1NRUDE Dealer '
304-6-8 E. lat. Ph. F A 2-5961
g g w g g g g a s i wi
39. Trailers - Cabanas
D O LLAR S A V IN G D AYS
at
C O N N O L L Y ’S
ON USED
M OBILE HOMES
Phone 622-81C8
LEESBURG
U. S. 441 By-Pasa
Phone 787-8331
S • do*r
V§fy
"Flrsl Class"
At The Right Price
1961 B U IC K
Station
Wagon,
si
FOR PEO PLE WHO
W A N T TO GO . . .
LoSABRE
n o i w i Ih
I
*695
1957
RPORT COUPE
Oldi Sup«r88
IpaU at* light Ida* fialah with whitewall ttrea. radio
•ad heater, automatic tr*a*w l**loa, power afaajlng
•ad powrr hrabaa- Law sailaag*.
d-d*** hard tag, automatic
(rsM iaU ai**, power alter
ing, radio and healer,
S f ie d a l! $1 9 9 5
Make Your BeUction From Over 28
F t o t Claim Used Cara . . . AU Bold W ith
A 1 • Year G.W. W a r m ly —
$5 9 5
1959
Chevrolet
FLR B TSID K
H a lf - ton
long wheel basa pickup
truck. compUtoly rtcoadl-
cou p on , i t . . .
[ r -1 P O N T I A C
:.v I
Q
P h . P A 2 -0 4 1 4 1
3m- I I aM I I
The
Robson Sporting Goods
Opel
The Right Idea
SER VICE D E PA R T M E N T
Good
Gateway T o
1960
Seminole County Motors
W. 1st- S L
37. Boats - Motors
c a m p la t*
with eaeh lubrication ft oil change
| lf0 1
BUYING A NEW ar
USED CART
FINANCE IT W ITH US
♦ Law Interest Ratal
ft Law Monthly Payment*
FLORIDA STATE B A N K
Carpets A la Carte
Free Auto Wash Job
and t h is
•37 PLYM OUTH, almost re
built motor, good tires. (230.
F A 2 0784, FA 2-5898.
CaU ua for n showing of these
LEESBURG LO T
fine Carpets in your homo.
TWO BEDROOMS
Nylon, Acrilan, AU Wool, '58 15x1' ....................... (2198
etc. Hundreds to choose
ONE BEDROOM
from. TERM St Up to two •61 41x8' ....................... 12498
years to P ayl
'61 50x10', air cond. . . . (5495
'S3 31x8' ......................... (1095
'50 10x1' ......................... (1495
1109 E. Colonial Dr.
OCALA LO T
Orlando, Fla.
TWO BEDROOMS
241-8194 Collect or
Leroy C. MaeTavith, Owner '83 55x10' ....................... (4198
'60 46x10' ........................$2895
FA 25545 after 0 p.m.
'60 45x10' ...................... (2995
GUNS. New ft Used. Large '58 43x8' ......................... (2398
selection. Will trade, Alto '57 36x8' ......................... (1995
repair. Tackle sold ft re '57 35xl' ......................... $1895
paired. Osteen Bridge Fish '55 35x1’ ......................... (1793
Camp It Gun Shop.
ONE BEDROOM
'59 30x8' ......................... $1995
Jan. Spec. Seafarer dunga
'58 35x8' , , , , . . . . . . . . . . . (2995
rees. (2.55 pr. Army-Navy
•87 35*8' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1895
Surplus, Sanford.
$1705
'57 32x8'
$1395
For easy, quick carpet clean '56 28x8'
(1195
ing rent Blue Lustre Elec '54 27x8’
. . . . 11495
tric Shampoocr only (1 per '53 37x8’ #• • aa
'52 22X8' * aaaa * * * * * * * *.. $ 995
day. Carroll's Furniture.
'48 27x8'
............$250
N E W HOME Elect, cabinet D RIVE IN AND SAVE $($
•owing mach. with aU at
C O N N O LLY’S
tach. Nearly new. Maho
Mobile Home Sales, Inc.
gany
end
table,
folding
OCALA
trailer table, 322-8665.
t Miles North on U. 8. ddl
C O U P O N * v ■*
MOM KB
36. Automobiles • Trucks
You can find anything you
room* of furniture. Call
T E 8-1811, C anelbtrry, col need advertised In the Her
ald Classified.
lect.
ROSA L. P A Y T O N
transact Iml. Payment from
Ph. F A 2-4623
A L L F IR S T Q U A L IT Y
TO P R A T E D M ILLS
35. Articles Wanted
W ANTED! Citrus fruit. Large
or smaU amounts. Bonded
Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans
field, FA 2-4244.
Used furniture, appliances, World Scope Encyclopedia, 20
tools, etc. Bought • Sold.
Volumes. Excel, cond. (30.
Larry's Mart 215 Sanford
Park Ave. Trlr. Ct., Lot 93.
Ave. Ph. FA 3-4132.
FOR SA LE — F ill dirt, clay,
Sell
Us
Your
Furniture.
•hell, peat and topsoU. Ellis
Quick
Service
With the
Lloyd, F A 2-2576.
Caih.
SU PER
TRAD ING
R E A D Y M IX Concrete, winPOST. F A 3-0877.
dow
sills, lintels, steps,
FR K K E STIM ATE
blocka, sand, cement, rock,
Upholstering ft Maltreat ren
pipe, lie d , great* traps,
ovating. New ft Used Furni
dry walls, stepping atonaa.
ture. CaU N ix Baddlag Mfg.
Miracle Concrete Oe.
Co., at 709 Celery Ave. 309 Elm Ava.
F A 2-6761
FA 2-2117.
F IR /PLA C E WOOD
WANTED reliable coup!* te
Oak and Pina
take up meaUUy payments
nobart Morris, (33-0858
W AREHOUSE
huge oaks, eand lake spring
fed-$1995 Full Price, 320
per month. No down. Call
owner, Harry Block, OrUnde, OA 4-8483.
Grading.
LIM IT E D T IM E 1 ! I
Mac haa THROWN AW AY the
Percentage Rook.
Buy your Carpet or Rugs al
Dealer COST plua ( l per
yard.
34. Artlclea For Sale
LADIES’ Full-lenth tan win
ter coat. Size 18. 322-4094.
Colored Motor Route Carrier 32. Flo warn • Shrubs
for afternoon paper route.
Must have References and BLOOMING Hose* on Chero
kee stock. A ll other kind*
dependable ear. Write Cir
o f Nursery ihrubbery and
culation Dept. P. O. Box
tree*.
1657, Sanford.
_________
G r*y Shadow* Nursery
19. Situation* Wanted
6 Mi. S. on S»nford A v *.
BLOCK
ft
BRICK
Work.
DUTCH M IL L N U RSERY AnU rge or small jobi. 323-0746.
n u ili ready now. Upsila
Rd.
Near
M ayfair
Golf Love Seat Sofa, 3 chairs, foam
Child Care. F A 2-2274.
cushions; 3 end tables, has
Course.
D A Y ’S WORK. F A 1-5766.
sock. Ph. NO 8-4815, De
33. Furniture
nary.
Experienced
maid
want*
Day’* Work. F A 2-1411.
Jim Hunt Realty
Waahlng Machine Salci
ft Service
Free Estimate on Repairs
322-7363
2610 Hiawatha
W ANTED. Advanced H a i r
Styllat Eva • Beat Beauty Tractor mowing ft
CaU F A 2-7621.
Shop. 121 N. Oak.__________
3 BR, 1 bath. 8 minutes from
downtown 8anford. Plenty
Harriett’* Beauty Nook
Office F A 22118
of shade trees and bearing
E v « Appt'*. 3 Sr. Beauticians
Night F A 2-0648
orange treea, Plua Patio and
105 Bo. Oak
FA 25742
123 0700
Barbecue P iL A Bargain at
2834 Park Dr.
Sanford, Fte.
$7500 with Good Tcrm tl
ACE B E A U TY SALON
Mayfair Hotel, Open evenings
YO U C A N T BEAT THIS
by appl. Service from TipFOR 3100 DOWN
to-Tip. Phone 322 8325.
3 BR Owner-built newe- home.
1901 Park Avenue
Elec, kitchen with diip. and
P E R M A N E N T Wave Special
F A 2-8233 inytlm *
dishwasher, air cond., o ik
Present this ad for a Mother
%■
■
—
—
■
floors. Only 10 min. walk
4 BR, 2 baths, centrally heat
and Daughter permanent
from center of town.
ed A slr-cond. Fenced haek
wave. Mother pays regular
yd. Water softoner k land
price — Daughter's perman
scaped. FA 3-0811.
ent
H Prlee
IN VE STM E N T k R E A L T Y
Cut W Curl Beauty Shop
116 N. Park
332-9173
Approx. 7200 *q. ft. floor
518 Palmetto Ave.
space with Railroad right- 12. Rent Estate Fur Sale
Phone 322 0831
of-way, on 9-acr*i land with
LOCH ARBOR
24. Electrical Services
paved frontage.
3 BR, 3 bath Ranch atyU
117,000, T IR M !
horn* featuring ip s c l*u ia «s i
YOUNG'! ILICTRIC SVC.
throughout,
U eludlM
the
Contnetlag ft Repairs
family-sized kitchen ft as
ft Cootroll
Rag. Real Estate Broker
ps rate dining room; plus l i t Sunidt
FA 2-8902
FA 1-1801 17-91 a l Hiawatha
SW IM M ING POOL ft fenc
ed yard. Priced rtfh t at 25. PlumblHf (Uyvlceu
WE REORET
$17,000 with FHA term* of
PLUM BING
w * have no more Homes
only $700 down. Veeant now
C oatriflin g Repairs
available at Tee 'N Green
and ready to showl
PH KK R IT IM A T E S
Eitatca, Our temporary Of
R. L. H A R V E Y
fice location Is Lake Way104 Sanford A y ,
FA 2 3383
man Haight* Modal, Ph.
TE 8-3811. F or home* in
27, H p eria l S e r v ic e *
not s. park Ave.
Crystal Lake Park and furF A 8-3332 anytime
rounding Territory Watch
FOR YO U R S A F E T Y
lor New Model Opening.
OWNER
TR AN SFERRED , D RIVE with hesdllghu on
Save your battery
MUST SELL. 3 BR., Fla.
LM N Enterprises, Ine,
InsUll Safety See Switch
Rm., kit. equipt., fenced
Harold C. In gas, Frs».
Geneva Mfg. Corp.
yard. $100 down, $73 monthPboo* T B 8-101!
Ideas, Designed ft Developed
ly. 133-3203.
Mr. Leatherbury
General Machine Work
or Mr. Ferguson
2 Bit House wltn acreages—
Ph. Geneva 349-4121-3151
located 1 miles north St.
LAKE LIVING BITES
Johns River on 17-92 Hiway.
“ Repair Moat Anything"
10 Minutes Sanford, 10 m li«
Call 337-3292 Euatli for deBOYD'S C ABINET SHOP
ulea Orlando. I mlatttaa te
taUs.
307 Elm
FA 3 2811
IoU rsU te 4—44 Aero with
We will bur the lot you **•
lost end Ulld Us* home
you want. Ono complete
34. Article* For Sale
i "1
I I A M LI L t M
U
I
C
K
I
$995
HOLLER
MOTOR SALES
h d . ft PefcMtto, FA ftOUl
2887 Park
PA 2-8441
1 1
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ALB AN Y, N. Y . (U P I)~
“ I believe the day o f the
amoke-filled room In Amerl
can politic* I* over.”
Thoae word* were in Gov.
Nelson A . Rockefeller's fo r
mal announcement that he la
a candidate fo r the 1064 Re
publican presidential nomina
tion.
The
Governor obviously
wasn’ t applauding recent ad
ranees In air conditioning. He
was talking about an earlier
day In American politics when
the party bigwigs got to.
gather In the convention city
to choose a candidate.
Tbs scene usually was a
room In a hotel near the con.
ventlon hall. The amoks was
from those stogies the politi
cians liked to puff as they
negotiated over the merits o f
their men.
As the discussions got hot
ter, the smoko got thicker,
A ir conditioning didn’t exist
then and, after awhile, these
kingmakers, pictured by the
cartoonists
as
pot - bellied
types, would scon have a
■mall cloud hanging over tho
room.
Maybe all the politicians
weren't fat, but apparently
the cigars, were. In any case,
they created a lot o f smoke.
And that’s the way It was
44 years ago. The Republican
nominating convention at Chi
cago was deadlocked between
Gen.
Leonard
Wood
and
Frank O. Lowden. The delegates wanted to go home. In
fact, Warren G. Harding, an
Ohio senator, was ready to
go home, too.
His lieutenants, however,
were busy in a hotel room in
an effort to make him the
compromise candidate. They
talked fa r into tho night with
leaders o f oilier factions o f
the party. Apparently every
body was smoking.
H arry M. Daugherty, Hard
ing’s manager, had predicted
that the convention would be
come deadlocked and would
then be drchlcd "around a
table in a smoke-filled room.’*
That's what happened.
I t waa 8:11 a.m. when
Harding was Informed In a
"smoke-filled room" a t the
Blackstona Hotel that
he
would be the Republican can
didate fo r president in the
1920 election.
Harding waa nominated and
subsequently elected.
Although he died
after
asrvlng only two years in offlee, hia nomination gave
American political folklore •
phrase that has lived thruugh
the years — "the smoke-filled
room."
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Daniels Wins
Senior Play
■
BT. PETERSBURG (UP1>—
Dexter Daniels won the Sun>oast Seniors Golf Tournament
fo r the second straight Uiue
Saturday.
Ths 58-yesr-old W i n t e r
Haven golfer wound up with a
total of 291 fur his four rounds
over the Sunset Country Club
course, 11 stroke* better than
the 803 o f second placer Roy
Moore of St. Petersburg.
Moore, who Is 71, had a final
round o f 74.
's Testy Cieeemea
2 •$,“ 59*
Kre ft's Miracle Whirred
l-th.
eta.
Margarine ..
29*
Kreft's litre-Shore
Cheddar
Cheese ............. ”a7. 49*
• f r o z e n fo o d s e
Swift's lea Cream or
Minute Meld’s Otllcleus
pint
pkgs.
Sherbet ..
Orange Delight 5 6..V,
Mrs. Smith's Dutch-
Sunshine’s Tarty Sugar-Honey
Apple Tort .......
16-o«.
pkg.
Grahams ....
Chase Or Senbom fmtont
1 0 -o t.
Coffee .....
|or
Sweet er luttermilk Style
Morton Biscuits 2
99c
12-ee.
Swiss Steak ...
Servo Campbell'* Delicious
Chicken & Rice Soup ...... 6
rcg.
can*
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Seutkleed’i Whole
*1
Booth') frosts Shitless
reg.
coni
t-lb.
Sole Fillet
*1
SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVX-INSPECTED
TENDER-AGED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE!
2-lh.
bet
Potatoes ...
Sorvo Campbell's Popular
Chicken Noodle S o u p .... 6
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ST A N D IN G RIB
bet
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With Soup, Servo Strietmann't
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pkg.
Frozen Scallops
31*
ROAST
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Lady Betty Tatty, Healthful
Prune Juice • •
Peaches. •..
Tomato Ju ice.
F
fir
3
4
4
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Libby's Rich 'N Refreshing
Bennett's Prise-Recipe
0
quart
bot.
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cans
46-ox.
can*
quart
jar
2
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FOLGER'S
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99*
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6-ot.
pkg.
59*
J fl OrtOraan
Sta m p sS
Ms eeese* mi ewdiese eb'
Temew'e Cooked or Baked
Sliced Ham
V f andYOu ser-
Cauliflower
29*
Bononas .....
9*
Florida Joky Sweet
BLUE
Orange* ...............49*
Tarnow Wieners ... -.• Pkf- 49*
A Real Tasty Seafood Treat
Deep Sea Scallops .... C 69*
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that leaks 60 drops a minute
w ill waste 290 gallons o f wa
ter per month.
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HWY. 17-92 & SR 436
CASSELBERRY,
FLA.
fSSRA
A. i.
�M ore Seminole University Sites Offered
B f Julian Steiutrom
Sum*
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1
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£
*
half a
dozen
Clock
watcher* phoned In this morn*
intr to Inquire about what's
new on the university.
*
•
•
Wednesday
we said
we
thought Ada was the best site.
W e still do. Hut we're pulling
ju it as hard fo r Kcon. And
we'll support any other sites
the local committee places he.
fore the Board o f Control
when it meets in Orlando on
Jan. 24.
♦
•
•
Some people think that Econ
could well las the winner in
this race. They figure that If
Seminole and Orange cunnot
come up with n better site than
any o f the three under considerutlon, and the six-man board
continues to be deadlocked on
the Blucatone and Ada sites,
then Econ could be the durk
hors* and chosen as an alter
native site. And you can’t help
but agree that it’s certainly a
Rood possibility.
• •
•
Many o f Lyman High’* stud
ents were shivering in their
clussrooms during
Wednes
day’s low temperatures. T h «
school’s heating system decidto “ play hooky’’ and many
o f the school’s buildings were
without heat all or most o f the
day.
• •
•
\V hlle we're on schools, our
C o u n t y Superintendent o f
Public Instruction, R. T. Milwee, indicates that he's going
to announce soon for re-elec
tion. A dedicated mun, this fcllow Mil wee must be. We're
told by several who ought to
know that the job Mil wee will
try to keep i« alxiut the tough
est in the county.
• •
•
And, by the way, elsewhere
In The Herald today Is a list
o f 7t teachers who qualified
for the competence award
which amounts to $400 per
teacher. W e’ve learned that
many teacher* were eligible
fo r the award but a number o f
them did not apply. To qualify
they had to l>e rated in the up
per 30 per cent, huve at least
a score o f COO on their Nation
al Teachers’ Examination, and
apply. The flOO awards are to
be paid In a lump sum, prob
ably in February.
•
•
•
The latest addition to tho
facilities at Casselberry's Sem
inole Plaza will be a Pure Oil
service station. It’s being con
structed
at
tho nnrthenst
corner o f US 17-1*2 and Sit
430. Work on the new station
began this week.
•
e
•
In response to several requests, with reference to our
sports column this week on Sid
Hudson, form er msjor league
hurler who played in Sanford
before he made the jump to
the blg-timr, here's Sid's ad
dress-courtesy o f Mrs. Janie
Shoemaker: S. C. Hudson, 1300
Meadow Brook Road, Waco,
Texas 70710.
. . .
Tonight is the ninth annual
Charity N igh t at the SanfordOrlando Kennel Club. Profits
from the 11-race program will
be uppoi tinned to many vari
ous charities. Seminole Coun
ty's United Fund is one of
them. So, if you're a raring
fan. your money tonight will
be helping someone, mayb*
even you.
. . .
Did you know thut the aver
age investment in land and
buildings fo r each farm in
Seminole County is $33,2267
Well, Cecil Tucker, our coun
ty agribusiness agent, says so.
• • •
If you're a high school stu
dent ’ and even remotely con^
aidering a college education,
your attention is invited to an
article entitled “ Unclassified''
p t which appears on today's
Herald
editorial
page.
It
f should be read by all high
^
school students, including Junior high ninth graders. Some
junior high student* perhaps
do not realize that ninth year
grade* are a part of the re#.
cord colleges will scan when
these students apply for col
lege entrance.
Band Meeting
The Seminole High School
Band Association will meet
innight at 8 p. m. The meet
ing will be held in the school's
band hall. All members of
(he association have lieen re
quested u> attend.
Appeal Made
For Single
Phone Service
>
Zip Cotie 32771
ibralfc
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W E A TH E R : Partly cloudy through Friday; high today 67-73; low tonight in GOn.
United Press Leased Wire
Established 1908 THURS., JANUARY 16, 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA
NO. 105
Individual effort by mem VOL. 56
ber* of the Sanford Kiwanis
Club to help lift the “ phone
curtain" that divides Seminole
County telephone subscriber*
was urged Wednesday by Bob
Bcsserer.
member of the
Seminole County Chamber of
Commerce telephone commit
tee, In a talk at the club's
meeting.
In meetings at First Fed
Mrs.
Mary R. McNulty,
“ W e've met about this sit
eral Wednesday Directors FT
uation and talked about it for widow o f Fred If. McNulty,
years," said Bcsserer, “ and and Lee I’ . Moore, regional
C, Harper Sr. and S. F.
now we have the chance to do manager of Reynolds and
Doudney were re-elected for
Company Florida o f f i c e s ,
something about it."
three-year term* and all offiBcsserer, administrator of were elected to the board of
cers were retained in their
Florida State
the Seminole Memorial Hospi directors of
present positions for another
tal, urged members o f the Bank Wednesday.
term.
Mrs. McNulty, one of the
club to help remove the
('resident Harper in his re
“ phone curtain" which for principal owner* of McNulty
port said it was never an aim
|
Croup
o
f
Banks,
makes
her
many years has separated
of the association to grow just
the northern and southern home in Haines City with her
for growth's sake, for this
section of Seminole County. two children, Christina, nine,
frequently entailed hazardous
“ The formation of the met und Seott Eugene, four.
and unsound practices. The
She is a native of Tampa,
ropolitan system,” said liespolicy has been to stress saf
scrcr, "would increase the received her BA degree at
ety with ndequatc reserve alnumber of telephones in the Florida Stale University ami
|lotmcnts, and the present re
Winter Park area from 12 to did graduate work in lang
serve and surplus figure is
14 per cent But," he went on uage at the University of
$1,910,032.
HEAR ADM. S. R. Brown, commander o f the Atlantic Fleet’* Carrier Di
to point out. "the system. If Florida.
The report pointed out the
Mrs. McNulty first became
vision Four, was greeted here this morning bv Cnpt. Robert M. Waro
approved by Sanford area
fact that the assets were now
(center), commanding officer o f Sanford Naval A ir Station, and Capt.
subscribers of Southern Bell interested In banking when
$17,208,744, representing sat
Juntos O. Mayo (rig h t), commanding officer of Heavy Attack Wing One.
Telephone Co., will increase she worked with her late busisfying progress in the past 12
our area’s number of phones j band at the Bank of Mul
months.
berry.
some 325 per cent."
To atiout 8,000 savings ac
Moore, a native of Palmet
“ In other words," Bcsser
counts dividends at four slid a
to,
attended
University
of
er declared, "a Sanford tubquarter per cent ■ year ex
scriber can dial approximate Florida and is a U. S. Army
ceeded $800,000, the remarks
ly 15,000 telephones toll free veteran. He entered the In
continued.
at this time. But if the metro vestment field in tills city, la
Loan* during 1983 exceeded
politan system i* approved a ter liecamc associated with
$3.5 million, making a sub
Sanford subscriber could dial Coodbody and Co., A. M. Kid
stantial contribution to tho
toll free some 35,000 tele der and Co. and now is reg
local business markets in la
ional manager for Beynolds
An ordinance prov iding com Avenue and Spring Lake Road
phones In Seminole County.
bor and material.
"Th o big question,” Besser- and Co.
pensation for the mayor and lo a point at tho west end
Continuing progress Is ex
Sanford Navy officials today
Moore Is a former president
of Atlantic Avenue.
cr continued, " is how much
pected in 1984 with more em
town council of Altamonte
briefed
Bear
Admiral
Samuel
It was agreed that re
will telephone hills be if the and director of the Winter Springs on a per diein burls,
phasis in this trend during tins
quest* would lie taken under It. Brown, Commander o f the
metropolitan system I* *P ' Park Chamber of Commerce,
latter six month* of the year
effective
Jan.
1,
1
9*>1.
was
consideration
for
Improve
is a member of the board of
Atlantic Fleet's Carrier Divi as compared to the January
proved.”
adopted
by
roll
call
vote
Wed
ment of Hinkrl Avenue and
He said that business phone directors of Chase and Co.,
nesday night at the regular for the clearing and grading sion Four, on operational plans to June span, Harper said.
rates would be Increased ap Indian Itlvrr Fruits, Inc., and
Directors are A. Edwin
meeting of the council. All of Nswburyporl Avenue to it* for the It.\.5C Vigilant* reproximately $V50, A * fur resi U secretary-treasurer o f Flor
Shinholsrr,
S. F. Doudney, FL
member*
except
Councilman
coniiais* aircraft.
completion.
dential rates, p m i k Ni a a ida Security Dealers Assn.
C. Harper Sr., George Touhy,
Gene
Stephenson
were
pre
I
.
R
m
jnayor
and
A.
C.
Brown.
Tim
_
-briefings
by
C
apt
would be l a c r c s i e ^ y i t r t / h He is n m e n to r of Sanford
J. II. Van Hoy, Jack 1.
* •
V
m toe water de Janies O. Mayo, Commander
U n it’
and sent
cents, two-party Im m 'N M u
! Greene and Robert Kerns.
The ordinance allows $23 partment, were authorized to
Bahai Tsmplfi o f Shrincrs at
cents and (our-partjr Mm a
Officers Include E. C. Har
for the mayor, not to ea.-ced get costs estimates for a iu- Heavy Attack W ing One, and
Orlando.
proxtmatcly 30 ccats.
$600 in any one year, and foot addition at the back of other Wing officer*, also cov per Sr., president; George
Moore is married to the for
"W e think the benefit* to
$12.50 for each councilman, Town Hall which will be used ered tho plane'* capabilities Touhy, executive vice presi
tic derived by businessmen, mer Miss Ann Lefllor Wiggins not l « exceed $300 a year. It
to provide additional office and tho building und training dent; J. II. Von Huy and S.
both in north and south Sem and. with their four children, I* specified that payment will
programs which have been de- F. Doudney, vice presidents;
space and a storage room.
inole County, are obvious." resides at 2450 Mcllonv illc j lie made for each regular
Rosamond Chapman, secre
veloprd tier* to support it.
Councilman
Keith
Nixon
was
declared Bcsserer. “ The met Avenue.
tary-treasurer; Maxine Kkem,
meeting attended. No payment autfiotizcd tn purchase a used
Admiral
Broun
and
four
Re-elected lo I lie board of
ropolitan system would en
will lie made fob special meet pickup truck which will be sta ff officers were visiting aisiilnnt secretary-treasurer,
able the Courthouse, Sanford directors were T. E. Tucker, ings.
utilized fur the purpose- of here from their headquarters and Gene Kstrldge, assistant
Memorial Hospital, the Naval chairman of (lie hoard and
In oilier business, council picking up stray dogs and (or aboard tho U88 Forrestal, vice president. The associa
A ir Station, other countywidc president of the hank; Loring authorized that a resolution be transporting
miscellaneous currently the sea-going homo tion attorney Is A. Edwin
offices, our school system Burgess, executive vice pres drawn and published slating small
equipment
for
the o f Sanford's V A 11-11, Detach- Shinliolser.
and our businessmen along ident; Andrew Carrauay, C. the intent lo advertise fo- town's maintenance
crews. meat Eight.
with our churches to have loll It. Clonts and W. A. Patrick. bids for grading, stabilization, The truck is to be a 1957 mo
m
. l i t I >i
During their five-hour visit
nirhnrd W. Keogh was construction and topping of
^
free service."
del, nr later, at a oust not to tho Sanford Naval A ir Sta
The Southern Bell T ele named vice president and Second Street from Sandford to exceed $700.
tion they had an opportunity
phone Co. has announced that cashier of the Bank and W il Avenue tn Hermits Trail and
Tlia next regular meeting to watch It A-fir's operating
during the last week In Jan liam T. Wade was named of Orlcntu Avenue from Ro of tlie council will l>o at 8
from tho station’s flight line
bin lload to tho ACL rights p.m. on Feb. S.
uary Sanford area patrons comptroller.
and
view progress on tho $ir>
Officers re-elected w e r e of way.
will have a chance to Indi
"Crackdown" on violator* of
million eunstruetion piogram
Tucker,
president
and
chair
Mayor , Lswrcnee Swafford
cate whether they approve of
new
ImaUng safety laws enthat is transforming NAS
the proposal. Indication* are man of the board; Burgess, was authorized to sign a con
acted by the 1983 Legislature
Sanford
into
a
"master
Jet
that It will require a decisive executive vice president; It. tract. which will be subject
was promised today by wildbase.’’
W. Pezold, vice president, in to IIIIFA approval, for ex
vote.
lifo officer* of the Florida
In
his
30
years
o
f
servles,
stallment loan department; tension n( the municipal wa
Game and Fresh Water Com
Blown has often had close con
Mary R. Douglas, assistant ter system to Seminole In
mission.
tact
with
tho
local
heavy
at
vice president; Harold M. dustrial Park of Highway ITFour-Inning a segment nf
All boats with motors of 10
tack
operation.
He
was
Com
Brooks,
assistant
cashier; P2 The extension will run from State Road 433 lias been
horsepower or morw must be
James E. Doucette, assistant the intersection o f Beverly commenced, it was reported manding Officer o f the For- registered with the county tax
A total of 3.200 homestead installment loan officer, and
today by the State lload Do- restul in 1959-00 when San collertor, and these include
exemption application* from Wade S. Snyder, manager
partmrnt.
Bulldozers
are ford's Heavy Attack Sqtiudron commercial fishing boats.
an estimated 13,000 possibili NAS facility.
tearing up present (giving in Five (V A II- 6) flew A-.'lll SkyAll boat* must carry a life
TU .t.AIIASSKK ( t l P I ) ties In Seminole County have
the vicinity of
Utaniunte warriors from her decks.
preserver for each passenger
Tlie road department said to Spring)
been filed with Mrs. Mary
VAII-fi now awaits drllvery and must have night running
day road and bridge construc
Eurle Walker, county tax as
The 2.8-mlle project ex o f Its first RA-fiC as It pre lights. Reckless boating driv
Sanford fireman Paul Ben
tion projects under way in
sessor.
tends from Highway 17-92 lo pares to la-come the first Navy ing violators will be cited.
nett, president of the Florida
unit to deploy at sea with the
Mrs. Walker said that new Slate Firemen's Association, Florida totaled $287,528,804 in interstate 4
Violator* will lie charged
application blanks were mail- toda> was named as a mem December.
Work ia Uic project includes new airborne reconnaissance with misdemeanor* and, If
ed Jsn. 1 and requested ap ber of a seven-man advisory
resurfacing a segment of the system.
convicted, may he sentenced
Today's briefings arc part of to fine* up tn $500 and/or Jail
plicant* not receiving the committee In oversee the ope
existing mad and budding two
a continuing Wing program U> sentences up to six months.
blanks to visit her office.
ration of live Municipal Fire
ST. PKTEKSBUnt; ( U P D - additional traffic lanes.
New applicants must tiring men’* Pension Trust Fund. J a mes Fisher Dickens, 57,
Hubbard Construction Com keep eoiilinanders in the fleet
Johnson and Pierce also
deeds or contrasts ami file Appointment to the watchdog died Wednesday night when pany, of Drlando, Hie contrac up-dated on latest develop suggested to renters nf boats
fo r tangiblo and intangible committee was made by J. he was trapped inside a burn tor, has 210 working days lo ments in Uie heavy attack pro to insure boat* meet the safe
gram.
properties.
complete the roject.
Edwin Larson, stale treasurer. ins trailer home.
ty requirements.
Officers Of
First Federal
Are Re-Elected
McNulty, Moore
Elected Slate
Bank Directors
★ ★ ★
Altamonte Springs Adm. Brown Gets
Votes Town Salaries NAS Briefing
On Vigilantes
Mue
*‘( Ma*'«a
Crackdown Set
Four-Laning Of
436 Under Way
3,200 File For
Tax Exemption
Road Construction
Bennett Named
Dies In Trailer
11 Proposals To Improve County Recreation Facilities Offered
The recreation committee paving th« road to Mullet is a possibility that the land
With Seminole County pop double by 19*0 and triple by
ulation expected to double by 1980, this committee feels thut determined that little suitable take Park and filling o f low adjacent to Hanford Avenue
and take Jessup may be don
1970 and triple by 198(1, need uction must be taken now to land la available for recreation IhiuI around the rump to pro
ated.
Addition
of
fo r recreational area* in tlie acquire land area* and plan a and that to meet the present vide parking.
A. Use o f Oiccotu airport a*
county, especially fo r fisher program eo that we can he and future needs o f Seminole dork* for loata and improve a limited public hunting area
men, ie stressed In tha report better able to provide the facil County more lands must be ment of aid maintenance o f under supervision o f the Flor
I picnic facilities and grounds. ida Game and F'resh Water
o f the lung rang* committee ities fo r recreation that our acquired.
fur recreational purtx>»es to IMtqde will need ami demuntl| .Sub-committees w e r e ap If possible, provide ficsh wa Commission.
pointed to look over county ter by const luction o f a cistern
its parent body, the Seminols 20, 40, 80 years from now.”
0. E ffort should be made to
i'uipose o f the committee, property to determine what or storage Uuk,
socute Uie co-operation o f
County Commission.
3. Improv. ment of Cameron landowner* in the Black llamThis committee, appointed ae outlined in its preliminary ( use could lie made o f it; lo
by the County Commission report to the Commission, was reeumincnd any private prop Wight Park and ramp lo pro mock area (near Oviedo) to
especially for • recreational to make a study o f recreation erty available fur purchase or vide iiarkiug during high wa •et up a gume management
ter. Cleaning o f rut between area conti ul led by the Florida
survey, submitted its report al need* fo r use now and in donation.
The committee pro|Kisrd and park and old Highway 40 to Game and F'resh Water Fish
two month* ago but the Coun the future and make a study
provide a place for tying up o f Commission. This Is about the
ty Commlsaion haa taken no o f existing land in the County; recom mended t
t. That .Seminole County lioata, and addition o f picnic only unfenred area In the
make every effort to preserve
action ns yet.
t a r t paragraph of-tlie com existing recreation facilities; pruiwity aerving no useful tables at west end under tree*. county large enough for public
4. Acquisition of landa at hunting ami I* a natural hab
mittee's report ie eignifieant: study and rrrommend acquisi purpose for reerration or othrr
“ The last and very Import tion of additional lands; co use be sold and the proceeds foot of Stanford Avenue and at itat for deer and turkeys.
7. Improvement by filling for
ant recommendation in the ordinate tlie local commltU« put into a special fund to buy foot o f Tuicawilla Road for
use aa picnic area* and park parking and addition o f picnic
W eklra Baeln project — since with the Florida Outdoor Rec recreation land.
2. Acquisition o f right-of- ing arcs* mol construction o f facilities of the Bat Island
surveys and estimates Indicate reation Committee* or other
way from Highway 46 and boat laynrhiiig ramp*. There area a l Mims bridge.
that our county population will such agencies.
8. Thera la need of a launch
ing area near Osteen bridge,
as much tra ffic comes from
Flast Volusia County.
9. Put rulverta under lit. 40
at Iwnd of river near ItUBael's
ramp to allow circulation o f
water to pravent silting o f
present opening into the river.
Twelve hundred scree on Buck
take may be available; 102 on
river north o f junction of BR
46 and Old Geneva Road also
may be available.
1U. Buy low lands at reason
able price lo use fo r sanitary
land fill to make land usabla.
Boat rainp on Lake Mills; ae*
quire land on Econlochhatehee
Itlvrr near Sit 13.
11. Acquire land cast of Big
Tree Perk to Highway 17-92,
bounded by the J. C. Hutchison
Parkway and power right-ofway.
1,000 Acre
Tract A dded
By F'rcd Van Pelt
by the County Commission to
Local university site leader* list all offerings, could not
have literally rolled up their verify the latter offering*.
sleeves and have plunged in
Meantime, university ait*
to a last-ditch effort to win leaders were adding up all
the new four-year under-grad j advantages to have the school
uate
school
for Seminole placed at the L ik e Ada site,
adjacent to Sanford's south
County.
Seminole County's hid was • city limits, or at Econlockenhanced this morning when liatchee Itiver site, north of
Norman Lund Jr., of Mel Chiiluota and east of Oviedo.
bourne, offered
any
I,two
leaders were of the opinion
Ficon site may
acres of a 7,300-acre tract that the
formerly known us the "C am emerge as tlie selection by
eron tract" between Sanford Boarvl nf Control since there
and
Osceola,
immediately is a stalemate between Lakn
west of the Osceola airport.
Ada, in Seminole County, and
There were reports, also, of HUicstonc, 12 miles south of
North Orlando Company offer Orlando in Orange County.
ing 1.000 acres In the Lake
It also was learned that
Howell area, to be added to Orange County has two or
1,680 acre* already said of three more offerings other
fered. However, County Flngi- than Iflucstonc anil Deseret,
neer William Bush, appointed southeast of Orlando.
Board of Control notified
The Herald today that mem
ber* of the board will ntaki*
an inspection of the new alto
offerings next Thursday, Jan.
23. and will meet at 10 a.in.
Jan. 21 at the Cherry Plata
Hotel In Orlando "fo r the con.
sidcration of sites offered for
the State University tn East
Central Florida and for other
matters that arc proper to
discuss and take action upon."
F. O. DICKINSON
'Bud' Dickinson
Announces For
Governor
Son. Fred O. "B u d " Dickin
son, for sometime regarded
aa a candidate for governor,
made his formal announce
ment today In Tallahassee be
fore his county and regional
managers.
Dickinson meets with his
West Florida precinct captains
in Pensacola tonight. Friday
he confers with precinct cap
tains in Jacksonville, Orlando,
Tampa.
Miami
and
West
Palm Beach, winding up tile
lour Saturday with a break
fast meeting in Fort Lauder
dale.
At an announcement plann
ing session in his West l’ alm
Beach home last night Dick
inson staled, "Florida,
In
1984, and tho years ahead
fares a world of severe com
petition. Our economy and
growth depend upon our abili
ty tn surpass that competi
tion. If we want the kind of
F'lorida I believe can bo our*
in tho future, wo must do
everything bettor.
"Exrellenre must be our
goall But excellence can only
tie achieved by and for a
united Florida—one Sunshine
State! Not North F'lorida—
not West Florida — Central
Florals — lower Flast ami
West roasts, but all Florida.
" I have adopted a threeword slogan for my cam
paign, because it sum* up my
opinion of the most import
ant Ideology we must Implant
In the minds of our citizens
tlsc length and breadth of
Florida.
"T lie Dickinson campaign
slogan
is
"One
Sunshine
State."
School Wails
On Sewerage
John A . Burton IV , archltect for the Seminole County
Board o f Public Instruction,
said today that the grounds
surrounding the E n g l i s h
Estates
school
have been
levelled and seeded and that
the echool can be occupied
Just ae soon aa sewerage fa
cilities are completed.
Burton pointed out that
linea are not yet laid to tha
school property. However, ha
said that the general con
tractor, Jack Jennlnga, la ona
month Ahead o f schedule and
that all required work hsa
been completed.
“ Some people," said Bur
ton, “ have been under tha
Impression that tha delay In
•ewage •connections has been
the responsibility o f the Jen
nings firm. Actually," Burton
went on to say, "Jcnningw
completed his construction, at
tha request o f the school
boanl, one month ahead o f
schedule so the facility could
be opened after the recent
holiday p o r I o d . However,
neither tho contractor nor tho
school hoard have any control
over the private sewer firm
whoso lines will hantll* sewage
disposal.”
Burton also said that tha
English Estate school I* al
ready receiving considerable
attention. It will be Seminole
County’* first air-condltlcned
plant. “ Two national com
panies," aald Burton, "ara
planning tu u*e It In various
advertl*emenU."
On Dean's List
Sharron Riser, daughter nf
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rlacr,
2400 Summerlin Avenue, woo
a place on die Dean's list for
highest scholastic recognition
for tin- 1983 fall quarter at
South Georgia College, Dou
glas. Ga.
We're Overstocked With
14" TIRES
NOW ONLY
*
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$666
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Whitewalls $$
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800x14,
,
850x11,
900x14,
)
950x11.
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TIRES
• BUDGET TERM S
• Genuine
Mcltoberla
retreads
applied on
sound Ur*
rasing*!
• Free
Mounting
405 W. F IR S T ST.
FA 2-0651
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MacekToHead
Geneva Group
G reat S avings on E asy Term s
FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE
M A T H E R of Sanford
By Mona Grlnatead
The North Orlando Civic
Association has announced
plana for making a number
of improvements to the Civic
Building in tha Village Re
creation Aram.
A new door will be installed
a t the mala entrance and the
old ona moved to tha adjoin
ing concession stand. Pur
chase of paint to repaint tha
building was authorised at
last week’s meeting of the
association and a werk day
for this Job will be announced
ROOMS
Complete
AS LOW
AS —
Retired Folks
To Elect
Officers
By Joan Magln
The annual election meeting
of the Chuluota Retired Folks
Club will be held Thursday In
tho Community Building with
a ham dinner at 6 p.m.
Plana for the meeting wero
made recently when membera
of the board of dlrectori met
at the home or Mr. and Mra.
Hoicoe Morrison on Sixth
Street.
New membera are alwaya
welcome and Invited to at-
EAST TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS
Saaford’a Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store
203-09 E. 1st ST.
FA 2-0983
in the near future.
Fire Chief Bill Hahn has
volunteered to make two new
tables, ona to be need for
business meetings and one for
recreation.
E fforts to remedy difficul
ties with the water eystem, a
constant problem since the
associetlon leased the build
ing last year, will be under
taken and a four-burner sur
face unit for cooking will be
Installed In the kitchen.
Eventally, the entire kitchen
will be rearranged and a sink,
already available, will be In
stalled when work on the
water system is completed.
A ra s heater and a meter
lank hava been installed and
a second healer, donated by
Jamea Brasil of Cortez Ave
nue, possibly will be put in
the concession stand.
The Village Council last
week voted to investigate pos
sibility of having a shell sur
face put on tha road leading
into the area when paving of
N. Edgemon Avenue ia done
by the North Orlando Com
pany. I t was agreed that the
ahell surface would help eli
minate hazards of entering
tha roadway which becomes
almoat Impaaaabla in wet
weather.
Cheitar F, Macek w ai
elected president at the Ge
neva Citizens Association at a
well attended annual election
meeting at the group held last
Tuesday evening at tha Ge
neva Community Hall.
Other officers named are
Walton Torres, vice presi
dent; Edward Putnam, sec
retary and Jam es Brown,
treasurer. Trustees, who con
tinue in office, are William
G. Kllbee, W. L. Sieg and Ed
ward Putnam.
A meeting of the new offi
cers will be called in Uie near
future at which time commit
tee chairmen will be appoint
ed and plans for the coming
year will be outlined.
The Wcitilde Missionary
Baptist Church, Fifth Street
and Holly Avenue, Sanford,
ia conducting daily 7 p.m. re
vival meetings this week.
Rev. T. B. Freeman, wellknown evangelist, it leading
the aervlcei which arc open
lo tho public.
Rev. Paul M. Callcy, regu
lar pastor for the church, ex
tends invitation to all inter
ested persona lo attend the
meetings.
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More Food Order, Please
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PKO. OF 8 . .
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Plain nr Iodized
BUNS
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WITH BACH
PURCHASE.
(Mmlt: Ona With Your 83 Or Mora Food Order. Please)
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PARTS
JAN U ARY
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• T H IG H S
SPECIAL!
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T O C H O O SE FR O M !
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SPECIAL!
Reg. $2.00 to $9.98
A ll Going: For
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Reg:. $2.98 to $6.98
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For One
Price!
BOYS*
Dress Shoes
U n it: 3 With Your 83 Or
Mora Food Order, Please
Reg* $5.98 to $9.98
GERBER’S” STRAINED
Men’s Drew A
Work
Boots
Reg. $12.98 to
$15.98
"MR. C."
FROZEN
R egular $4.98 to $12.98
Ladies’
Tennis Shoes
A ll Going:
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Price!
Reg. $2.98 to $4.98
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Regular $8.98
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Given D uring
T his Sale
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Campea ft Tha
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WEATHER: Frost or freeze tonight: fair nnd continued cold today; high 50-55; low tonight 25-33.
VOL. 56
^
c lO 6
By Julian Rtenitrom
The Seminole County univer
sity site committee met at
noon today to draft plans for
the group's next move in an
effort to land the Knat Central
Florida University.
♦ • •
No matter how you site* it,
getting the unlvei.il; i. go
ing to take some doing. Just
xxhut . . . well, that's the rea
son the committee met today.
The Herald will have a report
fo you Wednesday.
. . .
Several days ago we report
ed t*c disappearance of the
bald eagle. You can imagine
what's happened. Mrs. J . A.
Nance, a long time bird en
thusiast, reports that a bald
eagle apparently is nesting in
an area to the rear of her
home, 2732 Country Club
Road. She says he'a a large
bird, quite durk in color and
haa the typical white head of
the bald eagle.
» • •
Student* at South Seminole
Junior High had an unsched
uled fire drill last Friday. An
anonymous phone caller warn
ed that a bomb was act to go
off a t the school. While stud
ents waited at a distance
1’rincipal John A n g • 1 a n d
members of Uie faculty along
with Casselberry police and
Sheriff'* deputies, searched
the buildings. The call appar
ently was a hoax.
• # •
Some time ago the Clock
noticed that Mary Harkey,
City Manager Pet* Knowles’
girl Friday, had this sign
posted on a lamp located ou
her desk:
“Think like a man,
Look like a girl,
Act like a lady,
And work like a dog."
•Monday The Herald carried
the same thing on the front
page, out of West Finnkfortj
111., by UIT.
United Press Leased Wire
l-Mablished l'J08
TUES.. JANUARY 14, 1964
SANFORD. FLORIDA
NO. 103
Cold Threatens State's Citrus
Drop Info 20s
For Central
Area Forecast
Library Use
Doubles In
New Home
IT DIDN'T RAIN HERE last liinlit. A sprinkler in the yurt I nf Clifton
LAKELAND (UP!) A
Titylur of 101 Mayfair Citric watt left on for oiuht Itoura and the 26 clcprcc
great Eastern storm dropped
Use of facilities of Sanford
cold did its work well. Objects in front of the barbecue Krill are iced toys.
temperatures below freezing
Public Library has more than
The swittK is decorated with frozen “stalactites" and the grass is crusted
over.
over much of Florida today,
doubled during the first week
and weathermen warned of
in its new location at First
J worse conditions tonight that
Street and Palmetto Avenue.
City Manager W. K. Knowles
would Uirraten Florida's cit
reported to the City Commis
rus crop, still recovering from
sion Monday night.
a 1962 freeze.
Tho library opened Jan. 6
The Federal-State F r o s t
in tire old Post Office Build
Warning Service here In its
BAC0T
ELLERHK
OWEN ANSTEY, rii?ht, new mayor of Cassel
ing, removing from Fifth
morning temperature bulletin
berry, was sworn into office nt Monday niifht'a
Street and Oak Avenue.
Die final address by mem toll churges ou telephone calls
forecast a "hard freere" to
monthly meeting of the Hoard of Aldermen by
"L’sc now," Knowles said,
ber* of tho Metropolitan within Seminole County.
night
in
tlie
state's
northern
Fred Heath, loft, retiring mayor. (Herald Photo)
"is as high as during the
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Telephone Committee of tlie
Local Chamber officials ara
districts nnd in colder parts
summertime with children's
of central Florida, where A request for $650,000 in fed Seminole Chamber of Com making an effort through this
programs running. More chil
most of tlie state's fruit eral Hill-Burton fund* for a merce will be mndo by the committee to crack what they
dren and adults arc using the
60-bed addition to Seminole Committee chairman, Clifford have ucucribvd as a “wall” be
grove* are located.
library at the new location. It
The bulletin warned of Memorial Hospital in Sanford McKibbin, Monday when lie tween the northern and south
alio has brought I n more
"long durations of critical is expected to he approved by talks nt tho weekly luncheon ern sections of the county.
nuu-rcaidcnt users, who pay
At the present time, Metemperatures," and said the the development commission meeting of tho Sanford Ro
a $2 fee."
Racot Eltrrbe, commercial thermometer would drop be next monlh.
tary Club, McKibbin said to Kitibin says tho Winter Park
No action was taken by the manager for Goodyear Ser
Hospital division officials day.
Telephone Co., which provide*
low freezing by 9 p.m. iu the
Commission on Knowles' sug
vice Stores In Sanford, today central districts. Lows In the j said the request has an "exNewr and returning officials tlons, were presented,
The Southern Hell Tele telephone service for tha
gestion to retain the old li
1cellcnt priority" and should phone Company plans to gel southern section of tho county,
of tha Casselberry Hoard o f A franchise contract with brary building and use It as formatly announced his can 'teen* were predicted for
be okayed without a hitch.
I.ogua Garbage Service of
North
Florida
and
in
the
low
into tha mails, during the has toll frea communication
a cultural arts building for didacy for the office of Sem
Aldermen received the oath of
II goes to lhe hospital ad
and
middle
20's
for
the
cen
Winter Park was signed call ceramics, art associations,
final week of January, Mc with approximately two-thlrda
inole County Tax Collector.
visory council Feb. 7 and then
office from their new mayor, ing for two, 20-gallon garbage
tral
districts.
Kibbin said, a “ballot" on of the population of Oranga
In making the announce
Owen Anatcy, a t Monday pickups and one, 30 gallon etc. v
Frost or scattered Lost was to the full commission at Its which company patron* in the County, tliey do not, however,
Knny*.
es
also
Reported
that
ment for 'id* bid to occupy the
| February meeting.
night'* regular meeting of the traah pickup a week. Trash, if
have toll freo service with
cigarette tax retenue for the office to be vacated by Sem forecast for all of the stale's
Local funds will provide greater Sanford area can in Sanford, tlie county seat,
board after Anstey wu. .worn „t curbf|dp, wM, bl, UWt.n
growing areas, including the
dicate
their
preference
on
(irst
five
months
Increased
inole’s
present
tax
collector,
in by retiring Mayor Fred the second pickup during the
rich vegetable growing sec ! $350,000 fur Hie proposed $1 whrther they would agree to which haa approximately half
49.5 per cent but was below John I- Galloway, who will
Heath. Taking the oath were week.
tions of the Everglades ' million hospital wing.
a slight increase In month of Seminole County's entira
the anticipated 53 per cent in retire at the conclusion of
Mr*. Mary Hawthorne, clerk;
around
L a k e Okeechobee
McIntosh w h s instructed to crease. Sanford anticipated
ly
rates to errate a metropoli population, he declared.
his current term, Cllcrbc de
Uua Sawyer, marshal and C, druwr up resolutions of Intent
and
the
farmland*
south
of
tan
system in Seminole Coun “The decision concerning tha
L. Overman and George How To Annex for certain prop $2n3,ooo for the year under clared that ho would utilize ' Miami.
metropolitan system will de
tythe
Increased
state
cigarette
every possible method of not j It takes temperatures in the
ard, aldermen.
erties located north of Sit 430 tax. Knowles explained if the
Such • system, say* Mc pend upon Sanford subscrib
only mainlaining hut also in
Tbs board ununimously a li and west of Highway 17-02
middle 2u's tasting over a
Kibbin,
would eliminate any er* of the Southern Biel firm,”
present
level
continues
—
e»creasing,
where
possible,
the
proved reappointment of At- with action lo bo u U ll al lbe
period of several hours to
McKibbin stated. "The system
pccially in view of the recent! efficiency of the operation of
torncy Kenneth McIntosh ns I)eat inctt|nK
freeze the sap in orange and
will not call for any increase
government
report—
that
the
the
collector's
office.
TALLAHASSEE
(UPI)
legal counsel for the town and
A nfw m ,'UCI)l f(ir antlcXH.
grapefruit tree* and do scin rates to Seminole subscrib
Ellerbe also auted that If
re-elected hd I.unn board lbm
w A . ••
pn ,jH.r|y |,K-ati-d on anticipated revenue will be
V«ra damage. A days long Gov. Farris Bryant will name m
er* who are serviced liy tha
$7,000
short
for
the
year.
elected
be
would
eatablish
a
Atly.
Gen.
Illrhard
Ervin
to
chairman,
freeze in December of 1962
Concord Drive near Barnett'*
Winter Park company. This i*
J
.
11.
Crappi
waa
acting
temporary office In the Boothla other business McIntosh Fernery waa turned ever to
did mlUioai of dollars worth servo the unexplred Supremo
due to the fart that aotHh
waa Instructed to present a the Boning com miss Ion foy ep- mayor at Monday's meeting, erg icctlea of Seminole Ceota* of damage to the citrus crop, Court term nf the late Justice
Seminole telephone rates ara
I n J . . 1 i. . ’ .Mayor A. L. ty far M«dUn« all atfplra of
(! 1e n n Terrell Wednesday,
killing hundreds of trees.
r !»” - '
08
per cent higher than San
WUaoo. |
«_
lbe collector'a office ea a con Tills year's crop is smaller and for Ervin It will be tlie
Jim Coleman, head man
A petition waa * pres so led
ford rates and 61 per rent
In
other
atw
m
.'C
lty
Com
venience
to
residents
In
that
fulfillment
of
a
life
long
am
Celery City Printing Co., h _ _____ r ,,lBr Cwmjntaeloa re- asking that rota 2. 7 am FlA ,
CHICAGO (UI’I) - Nego higher than Orlnndo rate*.
than normal because of the
areu.
bition.
liven elected president of tile qtrestfhg wiul ii joint imrticipa- First Addition to Cusxelherry, mission:
tiators for the Teamsters These are residence rates.”
effects
of
(lie
freeze.
Placed on seroml reading
Ellerbe Is a member of the
Allhuiigh Bryant ha* refus union and tha Ducking indus
Graphic Arts Association of tlon agreement be rcach.-d forL zonr<, ,t.,
oriK|,mlly rec“Approximately one-half of
ed to dl*eii‘s the appoint try were to meet today with
Central Florida for UHll. maintenonce and drainage of i omn,ended in tho propped an ordinance annexing land Murroro Temple, the Sanford
ment* until after today's ser tlsc possibility of signing their Seminole County's population
T hat's another honor for an \\ Inter Park Drive from lied z<mjng ordinance instead of at tlie southwest corner of I Shrine Club. Fifty Associates |
who are subscribers to the
vices for Justice Terrell, Er first nationwidt eonUact.
other Sanford businessman. Rug Lake Road to Scminoln (.bunt>.v<|
commercial ni re- iitli Street and Sanford Avc- j and the First Presbyterian;
Winter Park Telephone Com
nuc;
granted
a
90-day
exten
vin
lias
tokl
newsmen
he
Church
of
Sanford.
Good work, Jim.
Houlevurd with emphasis ou ,|lu.,„.d ,
mbbnr.1 Ce.sclpany's service, ara highly de
sion
un
rondemued
property
•
• •
would
aerept
the
appointment
He
has
been
a
resident
of.
tha haiardoua strip leading ,K.rr>.( ownrr uf ..djoining
sirous of the proposed metro
if it was offered. Sources said
The grapevine tells us that into the South Seminole |iro|wrtiM. This p e t i t i o n , at the rear of 1115 M>rtlc - Sanford nnd Seminole County •
TALLAHASSEE (Ul*l) - politan telephona system," an
Axiime and 1209 West llth since 1933, when he came
Monday
tha
job
was
his.
Seminole Raceway's opening Schools*
Four St. Augustine Negro
! w|,|t.|, bore 15 lisrnuturcs rep.
Street; approved the transfer here to be associated with
To replace Ervin, the gov children, incarcerated for five other Chamber official aaid.
TAMPA (UPI) - C i g a r
date is still set for Jnn. 31.
1
etition*
unkinir
for
tlu’i
,
(es«*fitinic
30 lioinr*, was pint*,
It Is anticipated that if
♦
• •
tion by Hie town were present- ,.d
l||t. ,nimltM f„r pre, e„t. of a beer and wine license at McCrory Stores, Inc. In 1938 makers are optimistic almut ernor will name his adminis month* as a result of parti Sanford'* subscribers of Sou
805
West
Third
Street
from
be
was
married
In
the
former
tlie
effect
of
tlie
surgeon
gen
trative
assistant,
James
W.
Plans are being formulated ed Monday night by the South Ht|on ut lhe conibini.,| m atin g
cipation in a sit-in demonstra
for Lake Mary Chamber oi Seminole Junior High PTA , ()f tbc board and rommiasiun. C. C. Flowers to Edward K. j Mis* Doris Hockey, daughter eral's report on smoking on Kynes, to becomo attorney tion, were released today on thern Bril service will decis
ively agree to tho alight rata
Flowers; denied a request for Jof Mrs. Ada Hockey and the their Industry.
general, lhe tourers said.
Commerce'* "leap year" talent and tlie Soutli Seminole hieorders of the Stata Cabinet.
Monday night's meeting will
increase the metropolitan sys
annexation of property on |a|c j;. s Hockey. Tliey have
Kynes, a 35-ycar-old Ocala
Morton L. Annls of Tampa,
ahow slated for tha Sanford mentary CTP. Representative*
,.ontimIri| upon call.
tem ran lie put in effect iu
Roosevelt Avenue between „ne gon, Wicky, IS, and the senior vice president of Gen attorney, will have to begin
Junior High School auditorium of both groups suid that coun- \
_______ _
10th
amt
18th
Street*;
approv-1
family
resides
at
108
West
campaigning
right
away
for
eral
Cigar
Co.,
said
Monday
on Feb. 21*. Quite n show, we ty school offirials already had
TALLAHASSEE (UI’I) — approximately 15 months.
lit
another
time
extension
to
IBn,
s
b(
|„
Sanford,
a
two-year
term
expiring
in
the
report
could
mean
in
hear, is being arranged.
State
Hep. Charles Holley of
been contacted nnd timl Supt.
•
• •
March 15 to Mrs. C. II. Olliff,
Ellrrlie entered the tire creased sales for the cigar January 1967 and then would SI. Petersburg will have a
R, T. Milwec had advised them
Cargo, on the condemnation, business in 1938 lie formerly makers.
run in 1966 for the full four news conference Feb. 10 and
Ry tho way, also from out that he was "in complete
of the Palm* Hotel, West managed the Goodyear Store
James J. Corral of Corral- year term.
is expected to announce his
Lake Mary way comet word agreement with ouriconerm
First Street, and Instructed in Sanford before bccumlng Wodiska in Tampa said the
Ervin, 59, can hold the Su Republican candidacy for gov
from Acting Postmaster Clar and feels every effort should
Knowles to negotiate with the commercial tire manager for report "can't do tho industry preme Court judgeship with ernor.
ence Donaldson that the Lake be made for t:ie cooperative
any harm." Rut Corral was out campaigning until 1966.
Mary Post Office receipt* for arrangement."
| A special meeting of the School Hoard and County fur tills area.
WASHINGTON (UPI) —
construction
of
a
bus
drive
not
“overjoyed" to sec any Terrell'* unexplred six-year
1963 were up 24 per cent over
It will be requested that the North Orlando Village Council
Sen. Tnomas J. Dodd, (Dpart nf the tobacco Industry term run* to January, 1067.
GAINESVILLE (UPI) -T h e Conn.), says he ha* been re
those of 1962. There's a pos area in question, over which hsa been railed by Mayor W. way and standing apron at
being mixed up in such a re
University of Florida will re ceiving reports from Cuban
sibility that the Laka Mary of 1,800 children arc transported j W. Anderson for It a. m., Goldsboro School.
port.
ceive un $87,800 grant front refugees on a new military
fice will become a second rlasa dully, be cluy stabilized. The Saturday in the Civic BuildI,. I) Hupp, executive vice
the National Science Founda buildup in tiro island nation
|Mi.t office sometime this town would provide luuteriuL ing.
tion to conduct an institute similar to that which trigger
year.
and the county the equipment.
Purpose of tl,u meeting will
Tentative selection of a alto president of King Edward Ci
. . .
for high srhon) mathematics
somewhere near Five Points gar Co. of Jacksonville, said
Action by the Imurd on the bn «<> 1'ike further action on
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - (eacliers, it was announced to ed the 1962 misaila crisis.
hi*
firm
should
have
“
some
••Referring to those algna," proposed comprehensive zon calling a special election to
Despite a question about
for a proposed rounty-wide
Beverage Director Richard
says 0. D. Farrell, "delicately ing ordinance tvas tabled at mime a five-loan charter com
their accuracy, a spokesman
animal shelter was discussed sense of direction within the II. Keating said today his day.
for Dodd's office said Mon
hinting that trucks are not the Zoning Commission had mittee which Ix-cnme niunduby C o u n t y Commissioner next 30 days" in tight of the agency collected $61,128,015
day the reports represent a
wanted on First Street, the not completed work on re- tmy last week upon presenta
A little more than SCO,out) in James P. Avery Jr. and City report. Hupp said lie was in beverage and cigarette
MOSCOW (UPI) — Premier "paffrrn nf information and
City never meant to keep all quested change*. However, the tion of n citizens petition fav excessive fee* waa paid into ] Commissioner M. L. Ruhorn waiting to see what the Cigar taxes during the first half
Nikita S. Khrushchev it like Intelligence disturbingly sim
trurks off the street. The city board issued instructions for oring the election.
the county general fund this Jr. before their respective Inslilntr of Amrrira does.
of the fiscal year.
ly lo warn vMtlng Cuban Pre
waa gunning for th e ' larger the commission to meet within
It is expected that action morning by two county office- groups this morning and Sion
Revenue was up 39 per mier Fidel Castro not to try ilar" to those received be
variety of trucks—not deliv the neat 10 days, with thr a t also will tie taken at thia time holders
day evening
rent over lhe same |>criod to exploit the U. S. - Panama fore tne discovery of Soviet
ery trurks.
The
tw
o
rommisiioncra,
torney present, to compli-le 011 imssing un ordinance for
last year, ho said, which was dispute because Russia wants missiles in Cuba.
Arthur H. Beckwith Jr.,
"Since our alleys are often tliis work in order that u com the regular annual council cicrk of Circuit Court, paid in with Jaycec representative*,
a strong indication that col no new Caribbean crisis. West
filled with rara and other ve- bined inerting of the aldermen election to lie held In March.
$30,365.58 in excessive fees said tentative plans rail for
lection* wxiuld reach the pre
The Oviedo - Ocoee bask diction of $120 million for (he ern observer* said today.
hiclea parked there, It be- and commission can bo railed )
-------- -------for 1963, as compared lo the acquisition of 10 acre* of
cornea necessary for delivery to tonaider the final draft. __
. ,
$21,274 paid in for 1962. Thia land near the geographic cen etball game, scheduled lo year.
truck* to use First Street. If After this lime a public hear- r OT J O lU l
was the first year excessive ter of lhe county and con be pla>rd in Oviedo toniahl,
TAMPA (UPI) — A 412they didn’t our atores would be ing will be set.
struction of an animal shelter has been transferred lo Hearing Set
SOTTO II. MONTH CIO- fees topped $30,000.
foot freighter loaded with
uuuble to replenish stock* of
Acceptance of a 200-space, VANI XXIII, Italy (UI’I) —
Julin Galloway, county lax to ro tl between $12,000 and Ocoee on account of the
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - about IOtKX) tons of phosphate
WASHINGTON (UPI) —
cold weather, t'sul Miklrr, A legislative committee study
mercltandisc and would soon cemetery from Casselberry | Solto II Monte, the town rollector, paid In $29,680 in <15.000.
ore ran aground off Kgmonl Rep. J. Edward Roush, Il-Ind ,
Oviedo sthirtir director and ing the need for stronger con
be forced to elute.
Gardena waa tabled until a con- where the late Pope John excessive fee* for 1963, as
Key in Tampa Ray late Mon called upon law officers 5Ionbasketball roach announced flict of Interest laws in Flor
"If any of our cltiaena want tract which meets approval of XXIII wh s born, changed its compared to $17,000 In 1962.
day and officials planned to day to enforce laws aguinst
to turn downtown Sanford in the board and attorney la name to "Sotto II Monte Glotoday.
ida will hold a public heating attempt to refloat it today at tlie sale of tobacco piuducla
Other county officeholders Shortage Of Men
to a ghost town, it is only drawn and presented. Deed tojvanni XXIII," which in Itai- also submitted reports this
The Ovirdu gym is not in Pensacola Friday, Chair high tide.
DOUGLAS, Isle of Man
to minors.
necessary fur them to keep all the property, with a survey ian mean*, “ Under The Moun- morning, with no or minor ex- (UPI) — Tie l»ls of Man ha* healed. Mirklrr said. Tha man Clyde Galloway, DefunRnufli said the report of the
tnrrks off First Street."
game will start al 6:30 p.m. lak Springs, said today.
a shortage of men.
restive fees.
and copy of ru in and regula* | tain John XXII!."
surgeon general's eomraltten
WASHINGTON (UI’D - on thu lu-al tli dangers of
An Eustern Air Uncs DC7 air. smoking was "an indictment
liner with 2U persons aboard . . . which by no means should
skidded during takeoff at be sloughed over or Ignored."
National Airport early today
NEW ORLEANS (UPI) Two parent-teacher delega paving new access roads to provement. The m atter was sion that Casselberry has ob Baker, president of the Semi- gation tlie leasing of county and landed in a snowdrift.
A freighter approaching Naw tion* descended on the Coun the new English Estates referred lo County Engineer tained necessary rights-of- note County Farm Bureau, for property as a site for a Forest There were no injuries rea 30-year lease on county pro City (ire station; referred to ported.
Orleans today carried a Flor
William Bush for study and way for straightening Winter
ty Commission this morning School.
Park Drive and has funds perty across Highway 17-92 nush complaints of lack of
ida man it plucked from an
County Commission already recommendation.
Oliver L. York, Jr., who it
available lor a joint partici from the County Home as a drainage of a ditch through
open boat far out in tha Gulf with plats for road improve
Mrs. G. O. McGinnis, speak pation program.
haa
approved a clay stabilized
ments
to
schools.
site for a Farm Bureau build private property from Big
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - accused nf keeping Sanford
of Mexico during heavy seal
County Commissioners and ing; approved a resolution re Bear Lake to LUue Bear Lake Tlie Cabinet released $3,498,- police quite busy Sunday aft
Coast Guard officials ben
Mrs. Gabriel Markishan. road from the subdivision lo ing for the South Seminole
said the grain veaael Smith speaking for the English the school and a paved road Elementary School Council o( Casselberry councilmen will questing the State Board of to Cub Lake; commenced ap 000 to pay competence awards ernoon with a so-called "oneExplorer radioed Coaat Guard Estates Parent-Teacher Or way between the school and Parents -and Teacher*, re meet at 7 p.m. Friday at the Healtii to grant a license lo pointment of various county to 8,745 outstanding teachers man crime wuve" haa been
quested Winter Park Drive In courthouse to plan a program. tlie Saprcta Nursing borne committees.
today but directed the comp transferred from City Court
headquarter* in Miami that it ganization, requested t h e Highway 436.
Commission adjourned until troller not to writs tha cheeks to the Circuit Court on the
In other action this morn pending completion at plans
The delegation also asked Casselberry be completed.
had takan aboard a man iden Commission Join with the Engfor a new county nursing 2 p. m.. when it will elect until mooey was available in charge of armed zubtiery of.
Town Counsel Kenneth Me- ing. County Commission:
tified as John Givens of I t . liah Estate* promoter* in a for a four-foot sidewalk along
an auto.
§
joint participation program in j the road pending fin a l, im InUish informed the Commis Approved e request by Joe home; discussed with a dele officers | tor the nest year. tha state treasury.
Myera Beach.
$650,000 Grant Sanford Phone Users
For Seminole
To Get M etro 'Ballot'
Hospital Seen
Bacof Ellerbe
Announces For
Tax Collector
Casselberry Board
Swears In Members
Bryant To Name
Ervin To Court
Contract Session
Florida Cigar
Firms Hopeful
Children Freed
Announcement Set
North Orlando
Meeting Set
Reports Of
New Buildup
In Cuba Heard
$87,800 Grant
J
$60,000 Paid
General Fund
Animal Shelter
Plans Reported
$61 Million In
Taxes Collected
Castro On Spot
Oviedo Game
Transferred
Ship Aground
Lawmaker Asks
Enforcement Of
Tobacco Laws
Plune Hits Snow
Floridan Saved
From Gulf
Tw o P -T Groups A sk County Board For School Improvements
$8.4 Million Fund
York Case To
Circuit Court
�Business Firms Head
Vh'f
DixTffrk
f rralF
Sears Catalog Store
List O f U F Donors
OftleUU of tbo United
Fund of Bomlnoio County bavo
announced th at Sanford bustaoaa firm* employing five or
a u ra persona headed tbo Uat
la total amount of contribu
tion* to tbo 1883 campaign.
Tbo campaign to date, a*
was announced Monday by
Campaign Chairman Paul D.
Lowia, Jr* ha* produced $82,•11. Mr*. B. F. Gan**, ocecu-
Local Students
Attend Clinic
Festival
By Mis. 1 . L. Jafcaee*
Eight member* of tbo Semi
nole High School Glee Club
and their director, Ml** Ollie
Beef* Whittle, attended the
•tat* Clinic Peitlval held
Tburaday through Saturday in
Paabody Auditorium at Day
tona Beach.
Studaate In the group were
Linda Hunt, Michele Jonci,
Jean M arten, Terry Rabun,
David Scott, Randall Chat*,
Clarence Johnaoo and Cbri*
Thoma*.
On Saturday night tbay par
ticipated la a M an Coocert
featuring a lJOO voice cborua
led by Dr. Jean Berger, clin
ician aad director, for eenlor
high reboot etudente which
wee held In tb* J a i Alai Fro*ton. Certificate of merit
award*, were pneaentod each
etudeot taking part.
Local bead atudeate m otiv
ing honor* wer* Stevaa Leach,
who made the Junior High
Band, a a d Norman Leach aad
MUw Corbin who rondo the
Renter High Bead.
Tbo n u t competitive event
Cor local atadenta will be the
Dlrtrlct Meet to be held la
March la Loerburg.
tire aecretary of the Fund
organlration, aaid that thia
wee an inert*** over l**t
year'* receipt* but it wa*
•lightly more then $16,600
It** than the 1968 objective.
Sutineae firm* with five
or more employee produced
•7,081 for the 1803 United
Fund drive. The Sanford Na
val Air Station wae the ateond largest group donor. The
campaign a t the base, under
the direction of Capt. J. Mayo
came up with $6,281. In third
place wae Sanford commercial
employm who pooled f4>763
A total of $3,570 came from
vaHoue commercl*! firm* In
8anford, $2,541 from profeaeional gift*, 12,082 from spe
cial gifts, 11,807 from the
Colored division and $1,490
from advanca gift*.
O thtr contribution* recslv
tions were 91,818 from the
public division which included
federal, state, county end
hoepltel employee, $828 from
Fern Park, $626 from Cassel
berry, $246 from Geneva, $206
from Laka Mary, M l* from
Longwood, 9110 from Forest
City, $100 from Lake Monroe,
$<W from Altamonte Spring*,
and $60 from various duba
and organisations.
No report* have been re
ceived from Beer Lake, Chuiuota and North Orlando,
Oviedo has its own campaign
and does not participate in
tha Seminole drive.
Lewie and Mrs. Ganas axpressed their appreciation to
tha following for directing
the various classifications:
Randall Chase, Everett Har
per, Bob Crumley, Richard
Hasten, Major Joseph Laird,
U n r J . 0 . ICeiui, Mrs. W. R.
Seeberger, John O. Bordtr
Jr* D. M. Ladd, Richard
Kaogh, M n. C. E. Hlttell,
Mr*. Onls Shomate, and A1
Fiori pitta C apt Mayo apd
Capt, War*.
M oving To Pinecrest
T. B. FREEMAN, nationally known evangelist,
is conducting a revival a t the West Side Mis
sionary Baptiat Church, Fifth Street and Holly
Avenue. Dally 7 p.m. meetings opened Sunday
and will be continued through next Sunday. The
public la invited to attend.
Growing Roses In Florida
Explained In Altamonte
By Jalto Bartos
Earl Nelson of Apopka
wholesale grower of rose
bushes for retail outlet*, was
guest speaker tor the January
meeting of the Altamonte
Springs Garden Club.
Nelson pointed out that
roses ran be grown success
fully In Florida by using the
proper root stock and by da
voting some time each week
In' tha rose garden. For root
stock be recommended the
Fort uni ana. The Dr. Huey and
MulUHora stock have to
used extensively In Florid*
white the Fortunlaoa planting
Full Probe Of Florida Land
Castro In Quick
Deal Promised By Senate Unit Trip To Moscow
WASHINGTON^ (UP1) —
Senate tore* tig* tore today
promised a fall Inquiry Into
the Florida land deal In whkh
Ban. George A. 8mother*. DFla* and former aenate aid*
Robert 0 . (Bobby)
Experts Profile
Wayward Youths
SACRAMENTO. Calif. (UP1)
— California's typical m*l«
juvenile delinquent goal to
church m occasion, M eodatot
with i n "wrong crowd," dis
likes' school—and come* from
an unstable home.
And If It happen* that he
doesn't have a downright dis
like for school, bo at least to
"Indifferent" to it.
This profile wee put togeth
e r by the California Youth Au
thority (CYA) from StatlsUci.
gathered in IN I oo youngsters
committed to the CYA'e car*.
..T h e agency found that $8
p ar cant of California's male
delinquents attended church
occasionally during tha two
year* before they wer* com*
ml tied to youth authority In*
eUutioni. Twenty-six per cent
Attended often and U per cent
did not attend.
Most of tb* youngster*, the
CYA added, had many delin
quent contacts" before they
were committed.
Mary Pickford
Films Saved
WASHINGTON (UP1) - Si
lent screen star Mary Pickfurd has thanked the Library
of Congress for preserving
many of her famous films.
Miss Pickford, "America's
SwMlhaart" of yesteryaar,
told Dr. L. Quincy Muntford,
the librarian of Congress,
"without you, nieity of my
films would h a ts turned to
dust."
Junior Champ
.NEW YORK (UP
;pd
Johnny Dundee became the
f in t world Junior boxing
champion to 1M1 when he
won on a firth-round foul over.
George (K.O.) Chaney for'
the newly created junior
light weight title.
L. P. McLendon, special
counsel for the Senate rule*
committee InvMtigaUon of
Bakar's outsida business in
tonate, n ld the m atter would
b* thoroughly pursued. I t was
a highlight of testimony Mon
day aa tha committee reeumed
public hearings.
Mora public testimony was
scheduled today with Eagan*
A. Hancock, Miami vending
machine executive, as the witMcLendon told newsmen he
could not say whether Smathera would be asked to testify
In tha Inquiry. He Mid he
thought it probable that Scott
I. Peek, a former senate aide
Involved In the deal would be
asked to appear.
Tax accountant Milton L.
Haupt, a former Internal rev
enue expert who prepared Ba
ker’s tax returns tor 1941 and
1962, testified Monday th at
Smathere wsa associated with
Baker in tha land venture.
Smathere confirmed the as
sociation, but said ha had of
fered- Baker a chanca to Invast in tha land daal bacaus*
ha knew Baker was In diffi
cult financial circumstances
and "had a young and grow
ing family."
Haupt aaid Baker mad*
about $4,000 from tha Florida
venture in tach of tha two
years. Haupt said Baker had
a ons flfth share.
Smslher* disagreed with
tom* of the figures. H# said
Baker and Pack, dmaUtcit*
former administrative assist
ant, each lisd oue-clghth
shares and each received a
return of about $1,000 a year
user • seven year period.
Baker and Peek each Invest
ed $1,600, Smalhars said. Tha
investment consisted of unde
veloped acreage which was
sold off In Iota. Smathers said
the last of tho lots will ha
sold in tha next several
ntonUi*..
Eddie Fisher
Should Know
LA8 VEGAS — Singer Ed
die Fisher, denying reports
that ho was hindering the pro
posed marriage of actor Blebard Burton to hia wife, Elisa
beth Taylor i
“I think these poor mis
guided children are trying to
A D illy
HAIFA. Israel (UPD-Mrs. be helped, hut they can't see
Yohered Bhaida, 17 we* fined it nag the record* show that
Thursday for totting her hue- they ain't gonna (ale)) he
Band on 'he hand with a can I anything but their usual
<.£d«4UI p l c k u *
I s e l v e s ."
Legions Calls
For Anti-Red
Legislation
lh g e 2 — Jan. 14, 1004
MOSCOW (U Pl) — Cuban
Premier Fidel Castro got
bear-bog greeting from Pre
mier Nikita 8. Khrushchev to
day on hie arrival for a
prise visit end talks expected
to center on U. 8. troubles
in Panama.
It was below sero whan
Castro’s Soviet jet leaded aft
e r a tone-hour flight from sun
ny Havana, but Western ob
server* said Castro's welcome
was aa warm as the one ha
received to May, when he
spent more than a month
her*.
The visit was announced
suddenly Sunday night, am
the Cuban people did not
learn of It until after Castro
was airborne. Tha Soviets
said Khrusbebev invited the
bearded Cuban "again to
visit the Soviet Union In win
ter time to exchange opinions
on questions of mutual Inter
est to rest, to acquaint him
aalf with the winter lend
scape and hunt In the enowclad forests of the Soviet
Union.
Western observers s a i d
topics were likely to
dominate the talks:
—The rioting In Panam a;
—Cube’s loyalty to Mo*
cow;
—The U. 8. economic block
ed* of Cuba and recent Allied
movea to trade with the Is
land, including Britain's $11
million baa sate.
Rites Wenesday
For Mrs. Irvin
ha* been limited until re
cently due to problems of
propagation. After five yeere
of testing it has been found
that the Fortunlana out-performa the other verietlea,de
velop* leas severe leaf chlor
ide or systems of toon de
ficiency, is more resistant to
nemantode attack: -ftdM ij*
more tolerance to crown gall.
Nelson, emphasizing that
good rose culture begins with
preparation of beds, suggested
a layer of organic m atter,
peat or compost, on top of the
soil and fertilizer. He also
suggested that a sample of
soil be taken to the County
Agent who will rocommend an
amendment to bring about the
proper aridity.
lie eautlooed that a $1 plant
put to a five cent aoQ will
produce on* coat worth of
pteoaure.
Member* w«r» w a r n e d
against pruning their rose
bushes too far back sloes each
leaf on the bush manufactures
food for the entire pleat thus
creating a relation to the num
ber of leaves and the produc
tion of blooms.
Application of fertilizers m
o r 66* should be applied, even
ly, about a very six wweka with
■ decrease to the amount used
during the winter month* and
an increase during tb* sum
mer.
An all-purpose spray or dust
should be used onto o week
covering both top aad bot
tom of the leaves.
Plant* should be set about
five feet apart for larger var
ieties and three or four feet
•p art for em slier growth spe
cimens.
In cioalng, Nelson advised
that a bulletin, "Rosea to
Florida,'' ie available from the
county agent and reminded
that "footprints to a rose gar
den ere a good guide for »ueeaseful rose growing and that
rewards for teking care of
rose gardens ere unlimited.”
Mr. end Mre. W. P. Medeelf were welcomed as new
members during the business
meeting held following the
program. Plans also were
made for the group to sponsor
a fish fry on Feb. M aa the
club's project for the. year.
a "altent turtle*."
(
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DAVID GRIMM
the new store", David Grimm,
manager, said to an inter
view. All 140,000 Items to the
Sears General Catalog will be
available from the new store
through the operation of the
telephone order department
which will operate to further
speed the orders from cus
tamers who find It inconven
ient to come to the store for
their shopping. The many
Sears customers to this area
who have Sears appliances
will be happy to know that
enlarged service faculties wiU
be avaUabie through the local
store as weU as a fire and
battery inataUation facility,
which will enable customers
to have their tires installed
immediately after their pur
chase.
"We are deUghted to join
with Use developers of the
Shopping Center in providing
larger and better shopping
services to our customers in
this area,” Mr. Livezey said:
"Our decision to invest to a
newer larger Catalog Saks
Office with better facilities to
service our customers to San
ford is an indication of our
complete faith to the future
of this area aa a growing
market center. We regard our
new store here as a local
unit, employing local people
end catering to local needi.
As • member of the local
Community of Merchants, we
shall strive to discharge our
responsibility of citizenship as
fuQy
aa
any
merchant
should."
The Campbell-Loath*, j»0;.
No. 68 of the American Le
gion haa adopted a resolution
calling for the immediate en
actment of legislation by the
Congress to halt all subver
sive activities of the Commu
nist Party of the United
States by all of Its members *9
and fellow travelers, accord
ing to Post Commander Frank
Holmes and Adjutant Eugens
Stovall.
Ths resolution drafted by
the Post's Americanism Com
mittee and adopted by a un
animous vote of the member
ship, saya th at the recom
mended action includes those
organizations and Individuals
known only to the Depart
ment of Justice and to Con
gress, and that such legisla
tion should provide for the *
arrest, confinement and de
portation of auch agents and
conspirators.
1
Ths resolution came as tho
result of the U. 8. Court ef
Appeals for the District of '9
Columbia's recent reversal of
a lower court verdict th a t the
Communist Party of the U. 8.
had wilfully refused to regis
ter under term* of the I960
Subversive Activities Control
Act.
The resolution has been for
warded to various Legion
headquarters unite for con- ,
i [deration a t the next annual
*
convention of the American
Legion.
TEENAGE MEMBERS of the Casselberry Vol
unteer Fire Department, Tim Willet, left, and
Stewart Thompson, performed another service
for the town last week by applying the first ex
terior coat of white paint to the Municipal Build
ing. Office Interiors are being painted a soft
green.
(Herald Photo)
Tass Reports Arrest O f Ax Killer
MOSCOW (U Pl) — A 27year-old Soviet draft dodger
haa been arrested and accus
ed of the ex murders of three
schoolboys and two women, it
was announced today.
Tass, the official Soviet
news agency, made an un
usual excursion Into crime
news to report that Vladimir
lonesyan and hia "mistress
and accompUce, A. Dmltriyeva," were arrcsteii for m ur
ders in Moscow and the town
of Ivanovo.
lonesyan also was charged
with rape and assault.
The arrest of tho ax killer
who baa been terrorizing Mos
cow was first reported Sunday
night by semi-official sources.
Passengers on Soviet buses
were told the good newi Sun
day night over loudspeaker*:
"Citizens, don't be alarmed.
The murderer has b e a n
caught."
ail or bring this coupon
Family Tree’f
Roots Deep
IT . LOUIS, Mo. (UP!) its first annot] fa
ily reunion after obtaining
non-profit charter to Missouri.
Tha Soctety Includes M Etter-namod member*. Tha fam
ily-tree research soctety is
Woking lor more members,
according to Thomas C. fit
ter of Bala-Cynwyd, Pa., tha
president.
Date fitter, church editor of
the St. Louis Post-DliIpatoh
of tha Soctety’* business man
ager. Usury R. E tU r of
Bloomington, IQ., aad Evelyn
fitter of Springfield, 111., a r t
directors.
Date E tter saya tha family
data* back to about half
dozen Etters who came to this
country
from
Switurland
around 1781. Most American
fitters, ha aaid, a r t deseen
dants of the ta rly fitter set
tler!, but others have migrat
ed from Europe sod settled
to Laacaiter county, Pennsy
lvania.
P erfect Fielder
PHILADELPHIA (UPl) —
Outfielder Tony Gomel** of
tbo Philadelphia Philitea tied
a major teaguo record to i m
m t e had a 1.000 fielding
percentage for the entire eea
son. Goozakz had M i putoute,
eight assists and nary an orror.
A R E A D IR EC T O R Y
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Funeral services for Mrs
Edith Daphne Irvin, 38, who H. B. Pope Co* Inc.
died Munday el her home to For The Finest Year Around
Wagner, will be held a t 11
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a. m. Wednesday at the Prair
FBDDRR8
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ie Lake Baptist Church in
8anfurd
Fern Park with Rev. Leonard 200 8. Park Are.
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Jones officiating.
Burial will be to tb* Oviedo AUTO SERVICE
Cemetery,
Urawkow Funeral Home is HARRY ADAIR'S
in charge of arrangements.
GULF SERVICE
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Rood AAA Service
Guaranteed Brake A Muffler
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French A lei.
By M n. Adam Matter
FA 2-0921
FA 3-9923
The Auxiliary Unit to DeTary's Herbert D. Gibb Amer- FREDS
Icau Legion Post 2M has urg
ed members of both group* Sanford Flour and
to keep Jan. a as an open
Feed Store
del* In order that they might
attend e covered dish supper
Jim Dandy Feeds
to be sponsored by the unit Timothy lls £ . Cotton Head
a t the Community Center.
Feed
$340 per 100 Ik
Tb* dinner will begin at g:N Cow
Fmenlug aad Fattening
p. m. end will be followed by 880 Sanford Are.
Senior*
Auxiliary Unit
Plans Dinner
Negotiations have been com
pleted for the relocation of
the Sears, Roebuck and Com
pany catalog sales store in
Sanford, it was announced to
day by C. B. Livezey, general
m anager of the Sears mail
order plant to Atlanta, which
will service the local store.
Bellemead Construction, of
Daytona Beach, baa leased to
Sears new (tore space to tha
Pinecrest Shopping Center at
2701-B Orlando Drive. The
Sears store will b e ’ removed
from East F in t Street the
latter part of February, ac
cording to Melvin Fair, dis
trict sales manager who will
supervise this store.
John Krider, manager of
the Chamber of Commerce,
halted (ha development aa an
Important step to the growth
of Sanford as a shopping cen
ter for thia area. "Sears new
Catalog Sales store will at
tract many customers to San
ford from extended trading
area and all local merchants
wlU profit by the additional
traffic thus provided,’' Kri
der explained.
"Several unique shopping
services will be available at
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Altamonte PTA
Reschedules
Meeting
I?r Jolla Sarto*
This month’s meeting of the
Altamonte Springs Elementary
PTA, originally scheduled for
Thursday, has been resche
duled for next Tuesday fJan.
21) at 7:30 p. m., Mrs. Helen
, NVolk, program chairman, an
nounced today.
The
postponement
was
necessary due to the fact that
the speaker for the meeting,
I)r. L. S. Hadley, atca psy
chologist, is unable to keep
the speaking engagement this
week.
Topic of his talk will be
"Emotional Problems of Child
ren” and he will relate Inter
esting and factual experiences
be hat had with his own child
ren as well as those of other
children and parents. A ques
tion and answer period will
be included on the program.
Refreshments will be serv
ed by fourth grade room mo
thers following the meeting.
Hospital
Notes
JANUARY II
Admissions
Vanta Buckner, Bessie Halgler, Jam es Spivey, Elsie
H uts, Jam es Scherxcr Jr.,
Sydney Schlrard, Linda Mc
Namara, all of Sanford; Edna
Stewart, Orlando; Clem Bow
en, Annie McCurdy, Geneva;
Beulah Taylor, Orange City;
Ethel Whlddcn, Osteen; Faye
Kendrick, Rochester, N. Y.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Zufelt,
baby girl, Longwood
Discharges
Joan Sims, Bertha Butler,
Kathryn Jenkins, Stella Wil
liams, all of Sanford; Arthur
Tomkinson, Lake Mary’; Mrs.
Betty Bridger and baby bqy,
Longwood
JANUARY 11
Admis*too*
Mabel J . Hurston, Eugene
Williams, Jacqueline Partain,
Kenneth Lee Osborne, all of
Sanford; Amos Lovett III,
Altamonte Springs
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Mc
Namara, baby boy, Sanford
Discharges
Hattie Robinson, Luther J e
rome Graham, Martha Hardy,
Jam es Scherxer J r., Mildred
A. Smith, Rebecca Pelham,
Ethel Jarrett, C h r i s t i n a
Schuenemann, Mrs. M a r y
Ann Hedrick and baby boy,
Mrs. Elate* A. KlbsQ and
baby girl, Mrs. Ingrid Lang
and baby girl, all of Sanford;
Elsie Ogle, Orange City; An
na Heath, Altamonte Springs;
Louisa Moesel, Fred Chris
tensen, Ernest Wright, all of
DeBary; Mildred Gler, Lake
Mary; Wanda Enloe, Lake
Monroe; Em m a Harper, Ge
neva
JANUARY U
Thomas Franklin, E d i t h
King, Simone Israel, Mary
Lola Cox, all of Sanford; John
Clegg, Oxford. Mich.; Tina
M a r i o Chokanii, Deltona;
Christina Maloy, Lake Mary;
Catherine Wilburn, Havana,
Ala.; John Ebetacb, DeBary
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Armaad Israel,
baby hoy, Sanford
Discharges
Joe Garrett, Genevieve Brumley, Josephine Poff, Charlie
McQueen, Evans McCoy, Ol
ga Ztxxa, Jam es Spivey. Mar
gie Abney, Mrs. Patricia
Chavis and baby boy, San
ford; Jeffrey Wolpers, Lake
Mary; Mrs. Marilynn Zufelt
and baby girl, Mrs. Susan
Slnex and baby boy, Loog
wood
W SC S Honors Pastor's W ife
By Jane Casselberry
The WSCS of the Casselber
ry Community M e t h o d i s t
Church honored Mrs. Delmas
Copeland, wife of the minister,
at a surprise shower follow
ing last Thursday night’s
meeting.
Members of the organisa
tion in the various circles pre
sented her with many lovely
baby gifts.
Mrs. Philip Cacsber was in
charge of the program and
spoke on ways that women
can follow Christ’s commis
sion, "Go _Yo Unto All the
World.”
During the business meet
ing, conducted by Mrs. Ar‘bur Putman, president, rc
ports were heard from secre
taries and circle chairmen.
The group voted to contri
bute 110 to the Bethune Cookman College at Daytona
Beach for a race relations
Sunday.
The Sunshiue Circle asked
for contributions tor tbelr
rummage sale, scheduled for
Feb. 22-23. and for old Christ
mas cards which the group
la sending to missionaries
overseas.
The 23th Anniversary of the
Women’s Society of Christian
Service will be celebrated on
W’ednesday, Feb. 12, at a
covered dish luncheon in Wea
ver Hall.
The Casselberry church wo
men will be represented i t
district "Day Apart” to be
held at the First Methodist
Church in Winter Park start
ing a t 9:30 a. m., also on
Feb. 12.
Refreshment* of dainty par
ty sandwiches, cake and cof
fee were served following the
meeting. The centerpiece on
the serving tables featured a
small baby basket filled with
roses. Hostesses were Mrs.
C. K. Fisher. Mra. Mary MobIcy, Mrs. Thomas Gullickson,
Mrs. Oscar Fcase, Mrs. OUs
Lee and Mrs. Harry McPeck.
W oman's Club
To Meet
By Jane Casselberry
The Woman’s Club of Cas
selberry will hold a combined
business and social meeting
this Wednesday with the busi
ness meeting scheduled for
7:30 p. m. to be followed by
games and refreshments at S
m.
Members are asked te bring
guests and husband! to enjoy
th« even Ins.
Hostseses will be Mrs. A1
Grim wood, Mrs. Russell Cor
win, and Mrs. Glenn Burrell.
V F W Members
Plan Caravan
By Jane Ossaalban y
George Howard, commander
of Casselberry VFW Poat
10030, baa announced that per
sona 1st treated in joining a
caravan to Bay Pines . Vet
erans Hospital In Paw-A-Grille
on Sunday morn in, Feb. t,
should contact him.
The caravan will leave VFW
Post 2093 on Edgewater Drive
In Orlando a t B a. m.
Post 10050
To Meet
By Jane CasacBerry
V7W Post 10030 of Cassel
berry will meet a t the Lond
O' Lakes Contry Club a t § p.
m. today. A vote will be tak
en on a change of meeting
place and all members are
urged to be present to voice
their opinion.
Prelim inary paper work has
been completed on the propos
ed post borne and volunteer
workers are being recruited
so that eenatruetkm can be
gin In the near future.
A R eal Boar
Ferry Skipper
Free Of Phony
Papers Charge
Goldwater Off To Shaky Start
In Flubbing Some Questions
MI AMT (U PI) — British
•kipper Iturold Berber, who
tried to start a Cuban refugee
ferry, was acquitted Monday
on chnrges of presenting U. S.
authorities with false papers
when he brought hla first heat
of Cubans to Key West,
But the shuttlo boat pro
moter is still in jail, this time
In connection with a bad check
charge.
Federal Judge Charles Ful
ton said Monday the govern
ment had failed to prove that
Derber knew the paper* he
handed over for bit ferry ship
—the Nana—were phony.
Berber waa kept in custody
on tha w arrant of a peace of
MRS. DELMAS COPELAND wo* gtient of honor
ficer charging him in connec*
lust Thursday night a t a surprise shower given
tlon with passing a bad check
by members of the Casselberry Community
and immigration authorities
Methodist WSCS in conjunction with their regu
indicated they are still inter
lar monthly meeting.
(Herald Photo)
ested In him.
In Berber’s Drat trial hs De
cember, the Jury failed to
reach a decision and a mis
trial waa declared. Derber was
arrested on Oct. 24 when he
arrived a t Key Weet with
about two doten exiles on
what he said would be a trial
run for the shuttle. He has
WASHINGTON (U PI) — the main issues in tha crisis been in Jail alncs.
The United States pledged to over tho U. S.-opvruted Canal
day to defend the Panama Zone.
Alto meeting with Johnson
Canal while attem pting to
mnintaln the "Good Neighbor” were Secretary of State Dean
policy In He dealings with the Rusk, Defense Secretary Rob
ert S. McNamara, Central In
Republic of Panama.
"Tlie United Statea cannot telligence Director John A.
By Mra. Adam Muller
allow the Security of the Pan McCone, and MrGeorge Bundy,
A
representative of tho
ama Cnnol to be imperiled,” the Presidents special assist State Insurance Commission
the White Houso aaid. "We ant for national oecurity af will apeak on "Pitfalls of
have a recognised obligation fairs.
Hrapitsltxation Insurance" a',
to operate the canal efficient Johnson received a full re today's 7 p. m. meeting of the
port
on
the
Panama
situation
ly and securely and we intend
DeBary Civic Asioclation, to
to honor th at obligation In the from Mann, who emphasised bo held la the Community
Interests of all who depend on that U. S. forces had "behaved Center.
admirably under extreme pro
It”
Interesting -and vital facts
The statem ent was issued vocation by mobs and snlpcra on the state and local water
attacking tho Canal Zone,” tho supply will be presented by
shortly before 1 a. m. EST af
Whlto House said.
Dr. If. R. Wilber and Don
ter President Johnson met for
Tho United States had a Canup will be featured in a
more than two hours with his
top advisers on the tense Pan first-things-firat attitude to brief organ recital.
ward Panama's renewed de
A concert for benefit of the
amanian situation. Johnson
mand for revision of tha treaty Center’s "kitchen fund” is
remained In hit office until
permitting U. 8. occupation scheduled by the Dellary Con
nearly 2 a. m. EST.
Tha President heard a first and operation of tha Canal cert Orchestra at the Center
Zone.
on Jan. 24 a t I p. m. Soloist
hand report on the Canal Zone
The first m atter, officiala will be John Cromwell. A free
crisis from Thomas C. Mann,
assistant secretary of state for aaid, waa to assure restoration will offering will be accept
of law and order.
ed.
inter-American affairs, and
Then, they aaid, there were
Army Secretary Cyrus R.
Vance, who returned late Mon "practical problem*” on which
discussion could be resumed— DAR To M eet
day night from their trouble
problems which do not require
The Wcklva Chapter of the
shooting mission.
Daughters of the American
The White House said the treaty revision.
A cooperation commission Revolution will meet a t 2 p.
President "continues to bo
ilevo th at the first essential la was named Monday in Panama m., Jan. 22, at the borne of
tho maintenance of peace.” It to reaolvo all questions on law Mrs. Laura Platt Brown, Ali
said the United Statea "con and order, but it Is not empow cante Road, DeBary. Mrs.
tinues to believe th a t when o r ered to go Into tha treaty re Brown will present a pro*
gram of American music.
der is fully restored it shonld vision question.
be possible to have a direct
and candid discussion be twoea
tho two governments.”
"The United Statea tries to
live by tho policy of the good
neighbor and expects others to
do the same,” the statem ent
added.
The White Houae aaid the
United Statea wcleomed tha
establishment of the joint co
operation conimitte set up by
tha Inter • American Paa
Commission of the Organisa
tion of A m e r i c a n Statea
(OAS).
Tho OAS movo was seen as
the initial step toward settling
U. S. To Defend Panama Canal,
Keep Good Neighbor Policy
State Insurance
M an To Speak
In DeBary
By Holmra Alexander
WASHINGTON — One of
tha he«t things th at happened
to Candidate Eeienhower In
1953 wut the long-remem
bered g'be by the Scrlpp*Howard papers th at Ike was
"running like a dry creek." It
wns after this friendly prod
the the Genera! began to
speak up about “ the mess in
Washington,” and climaxed
his campaign with the promis* that he would "go to
Korea” and ace if honorable
peare were possible.
On this precedent. It would
be doing Barry Goldwnter a
timely favor to say, In base
ball lingo, that he hasn't yet
found the strike zone, but has
been delivering a aeries of
wild pitches and has been
throwing mora bean ball*
thou strikes.
His tactics may not hurt
bins much early in the game,
but they are storing up
trouble. In I960 Goldwater
taunted Lyndon J o h n s o n
many times for hanging onto
hia Senate nomination while
also running on the national
ticket. Johnson, said Goldwater, waa doing this because
he expected the KennedyJohnson ticket to lose. The
same logic, of course, now
applies to the Arizona Sena
tor, who’s running simulta
neously for his Senate arat
end the GOP nomination.
True, he may resign tha Sen
ate nomination Inter, and
thus rub out this impression
of no-confidence, n u t till he
does so, he is caught in a
c&i.*t-«in attitude, which is
incompatible with hi* ringing
hattie ery of "Why not vietoryT”.
Goldwatcr's forte has been
frankness, but ho began his
campaign by falling away
from thl* strong position.
What are his reasons for re
fusing to debate Governor
Rockefeller? Aa tho present
front-runner, Goldwater could
decline for th at reason alone.
Instead, he taya in on# In
terview th at he 1* campaign
ing on principle* and not
personalities. In another in*
terview, be scoffs a t Rocke
feller as a “New Frontiers
man,” and henca not worthy
of debate.
Unhappily, the true reason
far the Senator's seeming
timidity was auggested in n
“Meet The Press" telecast on
Jan. 6. I t was an occasion
when he showed what waa
either a flustered inability a t
ad lib dinlogue o r an alarm
ing Ignorance of the Ameri
can Constitution, the founda
tion rock to which ho cling*.
Surely, Goldwater ought to
know from hia years in the
Senate that a President can
recall an Ambassador and
■ e v e r diplomatic relations
with any country’ a t will. It
is not true, as Goldwater
seemed to say, th at such ac
tion required consent of Con- j
g r e ■ a . Luckily, Goldwater
made this fluff on a discus
sion panel, for it would have
been much more hurtful in
debate. Rut be didn't Sound
like a man who'd worked up
much familiarity with the
Constitution.
All this is said, and more
could be added, by way of
urging Goldwater to apeak
only from knowledge, or not
a t all. A modest and hon
est man, he owes that much
to his vast following of admirers, hitherto uncritical of
him, and to hla own ehaneaa
to win. Aa a conservative tn
this ora of liberalism, Goldw ater begins under n handi
cap which he cannot c a n y to
victory br treating hla Repub
lican rivals aa non-existent,
and by merely reciting the
conservative catechlim. He
must prove himself, aa well aa
hla Ideas, to be superior to
thoso In competition. Ho can
not win by punching a t straw
men. n e must slug it out with
men named Rockefeller, Staasen, Romney, 8cranlon, Nix
on as well aa a lady named
Smith, and with their respec
tive convictions on the issues
nt stake.
Above nil, Goldwater baa
the burden of making million*
of Americans bellavo th a t he
can outdo Lyndon Johnson hi
tha handling o f the national
economy, the ne e question,
tha programing of legislation
and the conduct of relation
ships with allies and enemies.
I t Is stuffy writing, I know,
to catalogue so many truism*
altout presidency-seeking, but
Raiitlcal commentators have
some obligations, too. On*
obligation, surely, la to hold
up tha m irror to the candi
dates thamselve*. No pollUclan is wall aarved by flat
tery. Those who want Goldw ater to make a good show
ing will m arit hla thanks by
saying that, so far, ha lan't
doing no.
Kennedy Is tho nama of a
famous, powerful Scottish
family whlrh settled ta Aryshire in the 14th century.
!
...it m eans more
tim e running from
store to storel
i
...you have a h ard
time keeping track
of your receipts!
Dinner Set
A tSSJH
By Jaaa
A fried chickaa dinner will
be sponsored by tha South
Seminole Junior High School
Athletic Association on Fob,
1 beginning at 4 p. a .
BE WISE, OPEN YOUR
CHECKING ACCOUNT
TODAYI
The dinner will ba held In
the new caftctortum at tha
school and special rate* will
be offered for atudeaU.
Tha dinner will provide aa
opportunity for tha public to
inspect tho now addition, osjoy a good meal and boost
the school's athlotie program
at tha i s m time.
PERPIGNAN, France (UPI)
—A wild boar walked oolo
the field during a recent rug
by m atch here end broke up
JANUARY U
the game until a spectator
rushed home, got Me rifle
Sumner Hall, Diana E. Bra- and shot the intruder.
xensky, John C. Brown, Char
lea Ruffin. Dorothy Lae,
Maude Stafford, Wilbur Hartxnan, Ketrena Johnson, Nor
m a Kampf, Grace Lucille
Richardson, Mary Hargrave.
Edith A. Maine, Allen Blockshear, all of Sanford; Frank
Sfaamy, DeBary; W i l l ie
Campbell, Lake Monroe; Ed
son Goit, Geneva
Blithe
Mr. and Mra. John F . Brexasakay, baby girl, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert E. Richardson, baby
girl, Sanford
Ditch argaa
Evelyn W. T o rt* , Sydney Mi
chael Schlrard. b d D. Laecommanding ofhie, Eogena WUUams, Lloyd
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�For Goldwater
Now that the suspense, what
of it, is over and Barry
Goldwater has officially tossed his
brood-brimmed Arizona hat into the
ring, his conservative supporters can
really begin pulling out the stops In
their drive to make their man Re*
publican standard bearer and event*
ually president.
For the first time In many a year
the conservatives have—or believe
they have—one of their own to plug
for, a distinguished senator who is a
highly attractive person to boot, a
candidate who has—they believe—a
better than good chance to win, if
only the Republican party bosses
will give the American people the
opportunity to vote for him.
The Goldwaterites are certainly
not going to fail their hour in his*
lory through want of trying. Not at
this moment of promise.
Certain things, however, are be*
yond their control. The very nature
of American politics will force some
modification of Senator Goldwater’s
previously voiced stands, such as on
our relations with Cuba, Russia, the
UN and on federal spending.
An individual senator may, for
Instance, call for some vague punl*
tive suspension of diplomatic recog.
nltion of the U. 8. S. R. and win
plaudits. But ticket-sharing fellow
candidates, campaigners and the all*
important voters will demand that a
presidential candidate be a bit more
explicit and responsible In his state
ments.
Being careful and, should he win
the nomination, being tied to a party
platform th at will inevitably be a
compromise between liberal and con
servative wings could make Barry
a duller boy.
The death of President Kennedy
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anticipation of the coming cam
paign. The possibility of a sharply
drawn, knock-down and drag-out
slugging match between a dedicated
liberal and a dedicated conservative
was apparently eliminated by the as
sassin’s bullet.
It is hardly likely th at President
Johnson will gain renown as a flam
ing liberal in the coming months,
despite his adherence to K e n n e d y ’s
irograma. Then, too. his merely beng a southerner will seriously obviate much of Goldwater’s appeal in
the 8outh.
Goldwater undoubtedly g a v e
earnest thought to all this in the
weeks before nis announcement The
fact that he is running is proof that
he has confidence in the justice of
his causa and a sense of duty both
toward it and toward those who have
championed him for so long.
It may well be that Goldwater’s
greatest battle will be with the lib
erals of his own party. The political
fireworks can be expected to start
early this year.
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Sanford, Florida
ity benefit rolls. Benefit pay
ments In calendar year 1M3
totalled ever $16 billion,
s e e
Many changee have been
made In the program since
Its rather modeit beginning.
At Uret, only workera In com
merce and Industry were cov
ered. Now, more than nine out
of lo working Americans are
covered by tbe program. Nine
out of every 10 children and
their mothers can count on
monthly benefits if the fam
ily breadwinner dies. Nearly
M per cent of the people
reaching 65 In IMS were eli
gible for benefits.
e e e
The basic idee of the so
cial security law is e simple
one, Col, Patton eald. During
working years employes, their
employers, end self-employed
people pay aoclal security
rift $?nt
t o
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Thought For Today
And a vision appeared to Paul in
the night: a man of Macedonia was
standing beseeching him and saying,
’’Come over to Macedonia and help
us.” And when he had seen the vi
sion, immediately we sought to go
into Macedonia, concluding that God
had called us to preach the gospel to
them.—Acts 16.9-10.
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The gospel has never been pro
vincial. It has the world for its par
ish.
—Rev. John H. Hires Jr., Minister
Grace Methodist Church, Sanford
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Dr. Crane’s
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Parogrophs
More than ••>,000 men, wo
m en sad children in Florida
were-receiving social security
benefit payments a t the end
e f IMS. Ib e se payments
amounted to about MS,0*0,000
a month, according to Col.
Byron R. Patton, district man
ager tor the Social Iccurlty
Administration. "This repre
sents an increase In the num
b er of benefleiarloa of about
ala per cent ever the aeme
month last year,” ba said,
e e e
f b e social security program
wee M years old last August.
In reviewing the growth of
the program, Col. Patton not
ed that e t tbe d o te of 1M0,
the first year In which month
ly payments were made, only
300,000 people in the nation
were receiving payments. In
December IMS, over 19 mil
lion were on the aoclal secur
FASTEN AH SEAT BELTS!
laies which go Into special
fundi. When earnings atop
because tbe worker has retir
ed, or died, or la disabled,
payments are made from the
funds to replace p art of the
earnings the family has lo st
o e e
"Many people have n very
hesy idee of Juat whet to ex
pect from aoclal security et
death, disability, or retire
ment,” aeld Col. Patton, "and
that’s why we eocourage folks
to come see ua end get first
hand Information on this pro
gram that means so much to
so many."
The social security office
serving this' arsa is located
at 2520 North Orange Avenue,
Orlando.
Letters
Editor: Herald
The State Department of
Public Welfare wishes to ex
press our appreciation to the
various groups which helped
to sponsor Christmas for Sem
inole County children In to i
ler home* in this county.
Invaluable assistance waj
received from the Tri-Hl-Y
Club of Seminole High School.
In addition to helping to aponsor Chriitmaa for a Seminole
County child In a boarding
school they provided material
for wrapping some of the
gifts. Also, tour representa
tives of the club, namely: U n
de Mitchell, Susl Deal, Carol
Samuel end Myrn Meeks, did
e beautiful job of wrapping
the gifts.
In addition to the Tri-Hl-Y,
we wish to extend our thanks
to other groups helping to
sponsor Christmas for M
children fas bearding ears.
Gifts and contributions were
received from Tbe Sanford
Woman’s Club, Sanford Bus!
n e u and Professional Worn
en'e Club, XI Bate Eta chaptor ef the Beta Sigma Phi,
Casselberry Uon'e Club, Seeford Elks Club, Salvation
Army, BeU Telephone Com
pany, Acey Ducey Club of the
Sanford N al Air Station,
and the Lake Mary Chamber
of Commerce Chriitmaa P ar
lyMany thanks to these worth
while community g r o u p s
which have helped to make
Christmas more enjoyable for
"our little folks."
This has helped to make our
second Christmas of the fos
ter care program again suc
cessful. Tbe foster cere pro
gram in Seminole County Is
one of the areas of service
provided by the Stale Departm e a t of Public W e lf a r e
through our child welfare ser
vices.
This program la sponsored
through jatet p*rtW patH i e
the eousty, state, federal §
em inent u d participation of
local groups such as these.
Mrs. Cermets I . Bay
Ae 1W4 downs, the Repub swer today has to .be "no
licans who seek on alterna one."
tive to Sen. Barry Goldwater
The New York Herald Triof Arisonn for the GOP pro- bune, In an editorial just
a l d e n l t a l nomination are abort of endorsement, has
urged Scranton to get about
really not much closer to e
the country and let himself
choice then they were before become better known.
President Kennedy was essesMayor Georgo Christopher
alnated.
of San Francisco has asserted
There la much motion but th at Gov. Nelson Rockefeller
little elsar movement. Rich of New York, the only pre
ard Nixon advances in the sently avowed candidate for
1964, la gaining from what
polls. Gov. William Scranton he eays la the decline of Goldof Pennsylvania la reported water. But Christopher has
beset with queries from in- not thrown hla personal hack
tcrested professional!. Gen. ing to Rockefeller,
Dwight Elsenhower arses
This kind e f thing te hard
Scranton, Henry Cabot Lodge,
ly
enough for the Impatient
and others to get Into the
professional to grab hold of.
race — but voices no prefer
And there la little else. The
ence.
Even welt • worn Harold "motion" Is circular, aimless,
tentative. "Movement," la the
Stasten, tucked away In e
Philadelphia lew office, de sense of clear action trend
clares hla interest—and In ing In a particular direction,
Is virtually nonexistent.
sists Elsenhower wanta him
Obviously this state of
to Join the parade.
W hat la lacking In ell this things cannot last. In a bit
la any sense ef drive behind more than two months, the
any specific candidate. The true effect of Rockefeller's
necessary support of key pro- divorce and remarriage will
fesalonals or public figures is be teated e t the polls in New
Hampshire's primary.
not evident.
Goldwater could provide
Recently a GOP profession
al of long eapsrlcnce saw ■ Rockefeller with hla big com
Hat of his party's "possibles,'1 petition In New Hampshire
with • brief analysis e f the and elsewhere. Ha atlll has e
current status ef each. He big block o f southern dele
•canned the rundown eager gatee locked up.
Meantime, Scranton will be
ly, asking: "Any namesT”
What waa he talking about! getting more of the brcadly
Ho was simply voicing what national exposure soma have
Is for professionals tha cru urged upon him.
Richard Nixon's sours# In
cial question e t this atags ef
the nomination battle: Who, the months ahead probably la
if anyone, Is In opep, active the trlckieat to plot. Moat
aupport of Scranton, Nixon professionals think of him as
a possible compromise choice
or Lodge!T
For the moat pert, the an to be turned to if other pros-
poets fell. They find It hard to
Imagine he can become openly
active In the early campaign
ing.
We are on the threshold of
significant Republican action.
But even the sharpest-eyed
GOP veterans eannot yet see
the shape of it.
Notice the clever "PhUUps M " strategy th at is
used a t "Management Cli
n k s" all over America. Dr.
Dea Phillips and Prof. Lar
ry Taylor a r t the chief ex
ponents e f R. I t Is m a r
ia a superb "and!participation' 'teekniqne. Teach ere, clergymen,
youth leaden and profes
sional men can also employ
it.
CASE R-466: Dr. Don Phil
lips Is the famous president
of Hillsdale CoUege in Michi
gan.
But he also was • topnotch• r a t conducting clinics for
management in largo Indus
trial firm s befora ha became
n college head.
And ha would rontlnely em
ploy w hat waa called the
"Phillips 66" audience partici
pation strategy.
For Dr. Phillips would face
the audience of personnel cxecuUrea or other members of
management.
Then he’d have them count
off In groups of six.
Each group would then pull
their chalra around In a circle
and choose a secretary.
Then each group of alx
would decldo upon the two or
three acute problems of man
agement th at it would like to
have discussed.
After allowing time for all
tha groups to formulate their
questions, then Dr. Phillips
would cell on the secretory
of each group of six.
Aa the secretary then read
off the problems, Dr. Phillips
would vnrtto them on the
blackboard, In plain sight of
the entire audience.
Obviously, many questions
would bo duplicated, so these
were not repeated on the
blackboard.
But when Dr. Phillips fin
ished polling tha various sec
retaries of each group of alx
executives, be weuld have 10
to 16 major problems tabu
lated on the blackboard.
Then Dr. Phillips or Prof.
Larry Taylor, his associate In
this Ingenious "Phillips 6fl"
strategy, would discuss the
Item*, one by one.
To promote further audi
ence participation, Dr. Phil
lips or Prof. Larry Taylor
would let the members cf the
audience volunteer any clever
methods th at they had used
In their factories for solving
that very problem.
Before tha "Management
Clinic" waa completed, every
body had thus participated
and many helpful Ideas had
been made available to the
entire audience.
In my own lecturing before
these same ‘Management Cli
nks," I have witnessed this
"Phillips 66" strategy In ac
tual operation.
And I have noticed that
the members of the audience
always seem doubly appreci
ative of Dr. Phillips, partly
because they helped in the
actual conduct of the clinie.
Yesterday I told you that
we have an axiom in Applied
Psychology which says:
"Nobody belittles his own
firm or partnership!"
On the contrary, be lauds itl
And by Including tha mem
bers of the audience in what
might be called a "Junior
partnership" arrangement, Dr.
Phillips makes aura th at the
erowd will be doubly pleased
with ita own resultant con
clusions.
This same "Phillips 66"
technique is equally appli
cable for other g r o u p s ,
whether In school or church
or a t professional conven
tions.
I t lata the audlenee parti
cipate In choosing its own
most acute problems, and then
permits members of the audlence to help solve them.
This la what I call "Psycho
logical Par" as regards hand
ling crowds!
So It is a pleasure to salute
Dr. Phillips and Prof. Larry
Taylor, who have made this
"Phillips 66” e famous stratagy all over America.
You school teachers and
Sunday School leaders can
also utilise this strategy la
your own classes to great pro.
fit
(Always write to Dr.
Crane In care of this news
paper, enclosing a long
■tamped, addressed enve
lope and 20 cents to cover
typing and printing costa
when you eend for one of
hla booklets.)
Barbs
By Hal Cochran
Often teen-agers' school
•rid es go up m smoking.
* • •
A lot of New Year resolu
tions already have been car
ried oi't—and forgotten,
s e e
Remember when a man
used to be caUed a brute
If he left hla wife home aU
day without a cigarette In the
house?
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If all the people In your
city stayed home on Sunday
we'U bet you'd like to go out
driving.
a e #
A lot of mothers can have
a few minutes to themselves
a t the end cf the day by do
ing the dishes.
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People get a lot of enjoy,
ment out of the great Ameri
can home—and more in it.
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Three O f County's Teams Return To Cage W ars Tonight
Tribe Looks
Strikes . . .
Up From
Spares The Cellar
At thli meeting, tb« ru in
and regulation* for the upcom
lag Women’* Annual City
Tournament will be dlseusaed
and voted upon. Gala, U
you’ve never attended one of
there meetings why not plan
on bringing one of your girl
friends along for this one. (I
miht add, that while your
meeting Is In progress, you'll
be able to watch the men in
the Navy League engage In
their competition.)
Remember, It's Tuesday, the
Slat of January a t 7:30 p.m
That'* next week.
And while we're on the sub
ject of Bowling Associations,
bere'a the latest resume of
officers for the Sanford Men’s
Bowling Association.
The President is Don Dor
man, Pete Petersen is replae
ing the now on cruise Paul
Marcotte and the Executive
Directors are Ed Monroe, Ed
Klrchhotf, Jim Valentina and
Harold Appleby.
With such a slate of otfic
era I'm quite certain that we
can expect Big Things for
the men's bowling in this
area.
It was with a great deal of
pleasure while reading Julian
Stenitrom’s daily column that
K was noted that so many of
you men and women bowiera
look the time to call the San
ford Herald office and let
them know how much you ap
preciate their efforts on pub
licizing your favorite sport,
bowling.
If things work out the way
they're presently planned,
we'll be trying to bring you a
daily column by that Bowling
Hall of Earner, Joe Wilman.
Keep your fingers crossed.
A special salute to all e<
the men of the Navy Intram
ural Bowing League as they
start their season tonight with
80 teams. The festivities get
stnderway a t 9:10 p. m. with
the awarding of trophies by
Captain Robert M, Ware to
the winners of last season’s
champions.
Good bowling to cm and all.
Here's hoping that each and
everyone of yon Improves
your average by ten fins
over that of last year's.
Gee, but those crowds are
Increasing over the week-ends
cut at the lanes!
Last Friday we had one of
the largest groups for a long,
long time. And then for Moon
light Bowling on Saturday at
Lake Monroe In
Win Over Pryor's
l e s t Wednesday night in
the Sanford City League the
Lake Monroe Inn team start
ed the new year off with their
winning ways again with a
three point win over the Pry
o r’s State Farm Insurance
team to remain five games on
top. Harry Pentecost was
high for Lake Monro* Inn
with a 203/339. John Zcull was
high for Pryor's with a 102/
933. Jerry Farella had ths
high game of the night with a
232. That was the single
game that Pryor's won thanks
to Farelia's high game.
In other league action Jet
Lanes moved from fourth
place to second piece with a
clean four point sweep from
the H arry's Liquor team.
Paul Slopoaky was high for
Je t Lanes with games of 171,
200 and 214 for a 5M series.
"Doc" Ring had a 201 gam*
for Harry's. Sweeney's Bar
and Grill* banged out a throe
point win over the American
Legion Post No. 53 team to
knock tbe Legionnaires from
third place to sixth place.
Jim Valentine was high for
fweeney’s with a 940 series
and Georg* Swann was high
for the Legion team with a
549 series. Michael's Elk Gas
led by John Wright's 201/319
aeries salvaged three points
from the Sanford Manufactur
ing Co. team to move into
fourth place. Bill Hail was
high for the manufacturing
team with a 535 aeries.
In the other league match,
the Wisdom Sod Service and
tbe Knights of Columbus team
came out with a two win and
two loss final. Jo* Gazll was
high for Wisdom with a 901
aeries and John Btankiswics
was high for tha Knights with
a ON aeries
-IV
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9 p. m., we had over 40 par
ticipants. It’s been an awful
ly long time since we had
such a peppy group having
tbemslevee a good time.
The winners for the gals
were Fran Goodman— Hair
Dryer; 2nd place went to
Eleanor Belque— $3.00 gift
certificate and the 3rd slot
was captured by Gert Bridges
—Box of Jasm in Bouquet
Soap.
Jean Belque was the champ
of the men (looks like the
Beique’s are really capturing
all the honors) and be gets
a bathroom scale; Wayne
Morris came In second to win
a $3.00 gift certificate; and
dependable Bob &!ay won the
3rd place position and the
prize, a box of Jasm in Bou
quet Soap.
The kloonlight Bowling bit
takes place every Saturday
and you bowl three games. It
you've never participated,
why not come out and join
the crowds.
Tbe Stuckey’s Mr. k Mrs.
League had some mighty fine
bowling, by both the men aod
women.
Jim Altman was a bombin'
away as he clipped the wood
to the tune of 224/529 series.
Dave Dearolph actually took
series with his 383 set, and he
made tbe ‘charmed circle’
with bis 202 game.
It was Mary Guthrie who
bad things failin' her way for
the gals. Mary rolled a re
spectable 193 hi gam* for
the women and finished the
night with a 323 three game
series.
I’d like to call your atten
tion to the fact that the San
ford Women's Bowling Asso
ciation will hold their regular
ly scheduled 'open meeting'
on Tuesday night, January
21st at 7:30 p. ra. The meet
ing will be held here at the
nursery. For this one night
because of the nature of the
meeting, we'll not have the
nursery open for children but
will play host to all of the
women attending this Import
ant meeting.
There were fourteen more
new bowlers out a t the lanes
yesterday for the qualifica
tions of the Seminole High
School Bowling Team.
These same try-outs will
continue through the month
of January with finally seven
bowlers selected to the boy's
and another 7 girls picked
for their team. Each team
wlB carry 13 additional sub
stitutes for the balance of
tbe season.
All of the team members
and the subs will be able to
practice for free each Satur
day afternoon at 12 noon.
That'll do it for this week.
Remember, Moonlight Bowling
on Saturday at 9 p.m.
Inland Beals
Meadors Team
Last Wednesday night the
Inland Materials Trio started
the new year off right with
a dean three game sweep
from Us* Meadors Marine
team. Harry Pentecost was
tbe big gun for Inland, roll
ing games of 200, 204 and 201
for a 90S aeries. "Big John
Spolskt" wasn't too far be
hind his team m ate with a big
227/999. Inland now leads the
paek with a slim two game
margin over the Bob's Res
taurant team who won two
games from the Allied Van
Unaa team. "Big John"
Wright rolled games of 192,
207 and 904 for a 90S series to
help Bob's while Phil Roche
was high for Allied with a 309
aeries.
In the other league match
Betty Anne's trio led by Bill
Hall's 833 aeries salvaged
2)4 win* from L arry's Mart.
Garry Fox was high for Lar
ry 's with a 201/311 series.
After a two week lay off
for the holidays the men
seemed to be a little stiff as
there were only nine games
ever the XM m ark roiled and
Harry Pentecost bad three of
them. John Wright bad two of
them followed by John Spotski with a 227 which was high
game for the night. The
others were notched by Paul
Sloposky with 904, Garry Fox
and Big Jack Kanner had an
a re a 199.
Head Coach Ralph Stum pfs
Semlnoles tangle tonight at
Seminole
High's
Fleming
Gymnasium with the Pioneers
of Orlando's Oak Ridge School
and it'll be the Tribe's big
opportunity to break out of
the Metro League cellar.
The Semlnoles and the Pion
eers are knotted with one
win and four lossei each for
last place In the conference.
One of them is bound to rise
to greater heights this even
ing and the other will sink
lower Into the depths of the
loop's standing*.
Mike Bowes, the fourth
highest scorer in the league,
hai posted 154 points to date
for an average of 17.1 mark
ers per game. Mike will be
starting with Mike Glad, Bar
ry Johnson, Kenny Tyre and
Mike Cleary for the Seml
noles.
3!canwhile, the Seminolcs as
a club are one and eight in
overall play. They have 33.3
points per game, hut their
oppoaltion has mustered 70.1
points per tilt.
Stumpf hopes his cagcrs will
be able to make their ehota
count tonight as they did last
Fridsy night in Orlando when
they met the league leading
Trojans of Evans High. The
Tribe sank 50 per cent of its
shots fired a t tbe basket—
their best game percentage of
the season. However, the
Evans five put up one of the
best defensive efforts Semi
nole has m et this season and
the locals didn’t have much
of an opportunity to shoot.
If Seminole can combine an
evening of shooting and bas
kets msybe they will come
up with their second win of
the season.
A preliminary affair will
get underway at 9:30 p.m.
Head Coach John Colbert’s
JayVee five will meet the
Baby Pioneers. Th# varsity
contest will follow.
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tyralb Jan. 14, 1064 — Pane 5
BY JULIAN STUN STROM
GEORGE MANDEVILLE, trainer for tho Pat
Reed Kennel, has high hopes for this younjr pup
a t the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club this nenson.
Tho greyhound, with the unusual name of Fit,
is a promising youngster th a t Mandcville bolieves will reach grade A competition before tho
season ends.
Night 'N D ay Biddy
5 Keep Slate Clean
The Day 'N Night Griliers
remained undefeated in Biddy
Basketball League play when
they racked up e 63 to 31 de
cision over tho WTRR Radio
men. In what was billed m the
loop’s spectacular. Skipper
Senkarik and Kenny Hinson
teamed up to score 49 points
between them while the Grill
era defensed WTIllt’e eensational scoring champion, Bob
by Lundqnlsl, and held him to
only 23 point*.
Ilinson had 27 points while
Senkarik gathered In 22. Hill
Bracken also participated in
the double figures by posting
10 points. The first half Cham-
Wiltshire Is
Hi-Nooner Star Aguslin, Aldaz
Breeze To Win
Jfcda Wiltshire was the star
bowler this week in the HInooners League when she
rolled a whopping big 942/373
series for Shoemaker Con
struction to help them win
three points from tho Art
Brown Pest Control team.
This score makes a three-way
tie for high scratch aeries;
Dot Button, Pat Sipley, and
now Sleds have all turned la
a S73 This high game situ
make* a tie for single high
game; Mary Tomaleikl and
Sleda have both rolled a 242.
Stenstrom Realty retained
their lead in the league when
they split their points 2-2 with
Hunt Realty. Joe's Laundry
edged Into a tie for third
place when they won three
points from the DeBary Debs.
Cook's Corner won three
points from Uie Acey Deucy
Wives; M A R Bar split their
points 2-2 with Grapeville
Nursery. The C. P. O. Wives
edged 3V4 points from South
ern Air.
Betty Kurimal went into
loma fine action when ahe
converted tbe 2-9-10; Virginia
Shelly picked up the 9-8-10
and the 5-0-10; Pat Sumner
toppled the 6-7, and Carolyn
Sallee converted the 3-9-10.
Pat Sipley picked up the 8-10;
Meda Wiltshire 4-8-7; Sara
Terry 8-7; Louise Pyle the 27, and Doris Hock tha 9-10.
Turkeys were rolled by Kitty
Purdy, Connie Rlngo and
Made Wiltshire.
Circle Jan. 21 now for the
next open meeting of the
Sanford Women’s Bowling As
sociation to be held in the Jet
Laoes Nursery room at 9 p.m.
153 Average
MILWAUKEE, Wia., <UPI
—"M r. Average Bowler" has
an average of 133.006, accord
ing to a survey conducted by
tbe American Bowling Con
gress following the 190091
season.
Choices On Top
The Double A comho of
Agustin end Aldax came out
swinging In the post two posi
tion to win Monday night's
feature eighth event at the
Orlando - Seminole Jal • AUI
Fronton.
The winners got off to an
early start and had the game
wrapped up before th* rest of
th* field could get warmed up
for the chase,- Echanls and
(iastl took second place in a
playoff with Martin and Lor•nzo.
Big perfects payoff was
$478.60 on a 8-9 combination in
th* first game, won by Rafael
and Urizar.
The seventh game produced
th* aeeson'e second "perfect"
contest when all six teams
reached tha wire In a dead
heat. Oiarre end F.ubl in poet
one took th* playoff, with
Miota and Zarra second In
post three.
In th* Daily Double, it wee
Quintana and Areltio, a 9-4
combination th a t paid $83.90.
Astlga and Quintana teamed
In post two to win tha tenth
game highlight on the matinee
program, paying $219.80 en
th* 2-9 combination.
u a i .
a ia i
plon Grlllere now have won
two straight In th* second
half.
Robaon'a Sporting Goods al
so remain undefeated In sec
ond half play by squeezing out
a 48 to 43 victory over First
Federal. Dan W right led the
way for the Sports with 22
point* while Silk* Farrell and
Kandy Brown each posted 20
for the Savingemen.
Meanwhile, Standard Oil al
so kept their second half rec
ord spotless by posting a 43 to
29 win over Strickland-Morrison. Tommy Sandago came
up with 21 point* for the Oil
ers whilo Bill Schmiilt had 12
for the Motormen.
In th* final affair, Sanford
Atlantic National Bank won
their first uf two starts in the
second half by cutting off Sunford Electric's power, 64 to 27.
Th* Bank..**' Mett Morgan
dropped In seven field goals
and nine charity tosses for 23
points. David Lee ram* up
witli 14 for tho winners. Al
Grooms led tho way for th*
Electrician* with 10 point*.
Tha weekend the Banker*
tanglu with WTRR, the Grillcis meet First Federal, the
Oiler* and the sports take on
each other, and th* Electri
cians ho.»t Strlckland-Morrison. Games will be played Sat
urday morning at Hamlnole
High's Fleming Gymnasium.
SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI)
- A r t Wall won the $30,000
San Diego Golf Tournament
with 72 hole score of 274, two
ztrokea belter than Tony Le
nt* and Bob Rosburg.
N IG H T L Y
o ilU
.in 8except
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UNDAT
Lman'a Greyhound* return
to action tonight for Ute first
of three games ala ted for this
week.
This
evening
the
'Hounds entertain the Wild
wood Wildcats in an Orange
Belt encounter w4iich will
provide the Lyman five with
an opportunity to come up
with their second OBC win of
the season.
To dale the Greyhounds are
one and one In Orange Belt
competition.
Lyman has an overall re
cord of five wins and three
losses. They had piled up
three consecutive victories be
fore dropping the OBC en
counter to Apopka last Fridsy
night. However, they Jumped
right bsck Into the win column
Saturday night when they
romped oo the Ocoee Cardi
nals.
Wildwood and Lyman are
knotted for third place In the
OBC etandlngs so Walt Dzuras and his crew will be out to
give the Wildcats their best
possible
performance
this
evening.
Lyman Is favored to take
the Wildcat* In tonight's en
gagement. Wildwood has an
overall three and three re
cord, due mainly to a defca
*Ive preis which has been Im
pressive moat of th* time this
season.
Lyman's Junior varsity will
tsko the floor at 6:30 p. m.
for a preliminary content with
the Baby Wildcats. The JayVeea' last outing saw them
come from behind’ with Just
seconds remaining fo nose out
the Baby Wildcats by one
point.
Leaders Tie
The first and second plaee
teams squared off last week
In the Businessmen's League
at Jet Lanes and when all tha
dust had settled each team
had two wins and two losses
(o post to their record. Len
ny Iliondl and Al Faron
sparkled for the Faron Buildera with 313/342 and 207/326
respectively. Clarence Wallis
showed the way for Team No.
3 with a fine 211/344.
Dick's Appliance took over
the second spot in league
standingi by virtue of a three
to one verdict over Team No.
4. Big gun* for Dick's Appli
ance were Dick Schaffer 194/
331 and Ralph Betti 190/333.
Jimmy Vilei earn* through
with high-game honors for the
league with a good 230 gamt.
However, J i m m y rouldn't
muster enough aupport from
his teammate* aa they lost all
four points to Kondrackl end
Cline's Sinclair squad.
In the final match of the
night, Smith's Amoco Service
won three points over Cava
naugh Tlra Servlc*. BUI Heranney pared Smith's with
217/382 taking aeries honors
in the process, George Mason
was high for Cavanaugh with
203/328.
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Aside from Auburn’s Ralph Jordan, the nation’*
collegiate football coaches have hailed th* return of free
substitution. We like it, too. We*v# always liked the idea
because it glvea more youngsters a chance to play foctball. There'* nothing quite so frustrating than to work
yourself to death five days * week and warm e bench on
Saturday afternoon.
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Th# weatherman ran be Just as uncooperative with
drag racing aa with anything else. After tome 450
patrons had paid to eee last Saturday's racing program
It l.ad to be called off due to th* heavy rainfall. "Okeh,’*
said racing officials, "th* races will go on 8unday." But
they didn't. Rain. Raring prexy, Donald Witt, aald rain
cheeks will be honored a t the next scheduled raring pro
gram, Jan. 23. Card* for ear* that had been classified
are bring held and can be picked up a t the classification
area on the 25th.
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Jerry Covington busted ua the other day to tell ua
th at Ward Goodrich, former buslneaa manager of th*
Sanford club in the Florida State League, has been
named general manager of the San Antonio club of tho
^**** league. Jerry opined that this was a great break
fo? Goodrich who not only knows th* huilnesa end of
baseball but also was well liked and mada many friends
while In 8anford.
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Boone
Bishop Moor*
Colonial
Winter Park
Edgewater
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Covington waa full of Information when he called.
He also notified us that tha Kansas City A’a traded Jerry
Lumpke on th# basis that Dick Green, another former
Sanford performer, wculd be able to capably handle the
A’a second base duties during the forthcoming American
League season.
New Shirts For Hospital Teams
The members of the Sem
Innle Memorial Hospital Bowl
ing Leaguo were sporting
(heir brand spanking naw
white bowling shirts last week
and It reflected In their good
scores. Seems all you have to
do is purchase shirts and your
bowling (cores go zooming.
Bill Thomai came through
with high gam* and aerlei as
he pounded out a flna 166/812.
Metro League
Standings
Dick Elam was second high
man with 176/483. Dot Matuzek led the gals with a high
game of 161 and Glnny Fred
erick followed with a 160.
Team standingi following po
sition rounds are first, Place
bo’s; second, Bed Panner's;
third, Pan Handler'*; fourth,
Slats; fifth, Splinters, and
sixth. Scalpel*.
Football Rule
Simplified
FORT L A U D E R D A L E
(UPI) — The NCAA Foot,
ball Rules Committee Mon
day simplified It* new sub
stitution rule th at may turn
eoarhea and fans Into clock
watcher*
Under th* new rule, If th*
clock Is running a coach can
substitute only two player*
before the ball la put into
play. If tha clock Is stopped
he can substitute freely.
lh e rule promises to and
bookkeeping and ceafuaie*
that dominated aubetltutiena
In previous years.
Here’s a list of American production cars with
standard engines that deBver more horsepower
per pound of car weight than the ’ 64 Oldsmoblo
M5
CaO&tHoliday Coupe or Sports Coupoi
Wednesday k
TONIGHT
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Lyman High’s Greyhound*, who entertain ths Wildcat*
of Willdwood tonight in Longwood, are tied with the Wild
wood quintet for third place In the Orange Belt stand
ing* as they go into this evening'* affair. The 'Hounds
overall record is five and three. If Apopka run* Into
trouble a t Winter Garden tonight and Lyman ee* take
Wildwood the Greyhounds can move Into second plaee
behind undefeated DeLand.
The Oviedo Lions host th*
Ocoee Cardinals tonight In
what la expected to be a re
peat of the last Ume th* two
schools met. Oviedo copped
lliat contest by a slim four
points, 56-32.
Both teams run a rugged
man to man defense, which
provides for a thrilling per.'irmancc. Although the Lions
should win this tilt, they still
may go in as underdogs, due
fo the power and vitality th*
Cardinal eager* exhibit.
Ocoee will he nut fo avenge
its loss to Oviedo, so the Lions
consider the Orange County
team a threat.
In their previous engage
ment Oviedo went into tha
fourth period exhibiting a 44*
31 lead. Yet the Lion's at
tempts to control the ball
seemed to falter and tbe fo rdinali came back to nearly
end the Lions' victory hopes.
Starting tonight will ba
Courier and Mikler a t for
wards, Bellhorn and Brooks
at guards and Arndt or Rook
(center).
Hits will be Oviedo's try for
their third straight victory,
end the sixth win for the cur
rent cage season.
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1 CHARITY NIGHT THURSDAY |
WesWe fattest 3*>w1
Th* Florid* State League will open Iti 1064 eeaton
on April 20, end close on S ept 6. The loop's all star tilt
will be played on July 9. The League adopted * 140game schedule. We wish Sanford had * berth In the circuit.
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Don't put the blame on Head Coach Ralph Stumpfa
back for Seminole High’s cage record. Ralph told ua back
a t the beginning of football season th at going Into the
Metro Conference waa going to be no fun. Roy! How right
he was. However, the Tribe's record — we don’t believe—
would be so unfavorable had not Ralph's lad* gone into
e basket-making slump a t th* outset of th* aeaton. The
youngsters are looking aa if they're finding themselves
now and perhaps they'll work their way a t least part of
the way up th* Metro league ladder.
MATINEES
IACTIONI THRILLS!
THURSDAY LADIES' NIGHT
LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUBK
Sorryt N* Minor*!
"Where the Top Doge Ren Kale or Shloe"
mom
mat
m MINUS!
La die* Nig
'K f t i t o t s
m itt*
NEW YORK (UPI) — Hie
New York Yankees end Los U«te*v. K . 929-9221
the American and National
League pennant races, were
the pre-season choices of tbe
F R O N I O N
United Preai International's
board of baseball experts.
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Oviedo Takes
Lyman Plays About Sporia
On Cardinals
OBC Game
Thinking Out Loud
From Ocoee
With Wildwood
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K K N N E L CLUB
HOLLER M O T O R * SALES CO.^Cor'and
MIDWAY BETWEEN BANFOKD AND ORLANDO
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�Annual Policemans Ball G ala Event At Mayfair Inn Saturday
The 12th Annual Policeman's
Ball, Saturday night at the
Mayfair Inn, attracted a ca
pacity crowd. The ballroom
was attractively decorated for
the occasion, with tables cir
cling the dance floor.
Lou Feldman and hia or
chestra provided music for
dancing, Including everything
from the sedate waltz to the
lively cha-cha.
Many winter visitors were
seen enjoying tho ball and re' newlng acquaintances made
| In other years. Out-of-town
j guests from neighboring cities
and from as far away as
Jacksonville, r e m e m b e r 1.-V
the festive affair from
j other years, were here to join
4 in tho fun.
Capt. Arnold Williams, rep
resenting the police depart
ment, awarded door prizes
during the evening to Mrs.
William McEntyre, Apopka,
•« AM-FM radio, and large
h im i
Jerry Covington,
Plnecrest Drive, and Bob
Ray, Flamingo Drive.
DR. AND MRS. THOMAS LARGEN, Dr. and Mr*. Loula Perez and Mr.
and Mr*. Jerry Covington (from left) a n shown chatting as they ar
rived a t the Mayfair for the Policeman’s Ball Saturday evening.
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1 a ions
Jan. 14, 1964
Oviedo W oman's C lu b W ill Luncheon
Sponsor M a n y Activities For Oviedo
B y B e n i n Kelsey
Members of Oviedo Wom
an's Club m et for the lunch
eon meeting Friday at the
clubhouse. Mmes. M. I* Gary.
T. L. Lingo Sr., Drady Math,
ers, Charles Nlblack, T. II.
Ryan, Richard Smithson, and
J . R. Battle were chairmen
of the luncheon committee.
The hostesses used cam el
lias In many colors to decora te tbe room. Mrs. Roger
Miller gave the devotion.
Sheriff Dave Starr, Orange
County, guest apeakor, spoke
to the members on "Youth
Problems and the Christian
Way of Life."
During the business meet
ing, conducted by Mrs. ft. W.
Estes, president, Mrs. J . H.
Staley, treasurer, announced
the club owes only $800 on the
building. Mrs. Ray Beasley,
civic chairman, urged every,
one to visit the x-ray unit in
Oviedo Wednesday. She also
announced the Oviedo area
combined-drive will be the
week of Jan. 27.
Mrs. Jam es Mitchell re
quested all food donations for
the bake sale to be held Jan.
17 in downtown Oviedo be de
livered no later than 9 a.m.
Mrs. Lynn Hosier reported
on the visit to Sunland Train
ing Center to deliver gifts to
the children tbe club spon
sors. Mrs. A. B. Tedford an
nounced the members will
sponsor a fashion show in co
operation with Milady’s Shop
In Ssnford. Board members
will sponsor a tea Feb. 12, for
all club members and guests,
from 2-S p.m.
Cjahdsw ’jcdtsi
By Weediest O rel*
It Is Interesting to note
during tbe p ast few weeks,
how well we have profited
from the experience of last
winter’s freeze. Our basic
landscape plantings h a v e
been replaced with cold hardy
evergreens such as podocarpus, plttlsporum, viburnums,
ardeslas and various types of
Junipers. The tropical plant*
legs that required so many
hours of protection, for the
most part, are treated as an*
nual plantings this year.
If yon have not yet re
placed your basic landscape
plantings, January is an ex
cellent time to take stock of
your home garden and plant
more of the cold resistant
shrubs.
Trees are In their dormant
stage during January and
February, and tbe best time
for transplanting them. So
many of our trees have been
removed to make way for
bousing developments. The
Florida Federation of Gar
den Clubs Is putting much
emphasis on tree planting
during the next two years and
it is their goal to plant iao,ooo
trees over the State of Flor
ida. We hope that Sanford and
Seminole County will rank at
the top of the list in tills tree
planting program.
Asaleas end camellias ere
coming Into bloom and now is
a good time to incorporate
these plants In your gardens.
Tho many varieties of asal
eas are most effective In
landscape plantings, but do
remember to color • group
them. Kct-p asaleas and ca
mellias well watered.
Now U (lie time to removo
caladiura bulbs from the soil
end dry and store them In
temperature not below flO de
grees. Replant again in the
spring.
It will soon be time to fer
tilise our lawns. Why not
take time now and prepare a
lawn-fertilising schedule for
the next year T Don’t wait un
til the grass turns yellow to
give more food. With a plan
ned schedule, you can keep
your lawn at its best through
out tbe year.
For those in the Sanford
area who wish to learn more
about plants and their growth
in the area, we can Uilnk of
no better source of learning
than to become a member of
our local Garden Club. Somo
325 active members In the
area who, by their member,
ship and knowledge acquired
in the club, are becoming ex
KASYTOKNH pert gardeners and flower a r
rangers. Not only do we learn
bow to cultivate plants, but
also tbe artistic use of plant
material. If you are interest
ed In learning more about the
a rt of gardening, contact any
one of our MS members for
sponsorship la the Garden
Club,
C R E A T IV E
W OM AN
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POLICE CHIEF and Mr*. Roy Williams pause
for h moment after ffreetinj? guests a t the highly successful Policeman’s Bull a t the Mayfair
Inn.
Sanford
DOES Installation
Of Officers
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Brides
Mrs. Fred Pierson and Mrs.
J o e Lynn Battle, recent
brides In Oviedo, were hon
ored guests at a luncheon
given by Mrs. C. C. Balkcom
at the Skyline Restaurant.
The hostess used a basket
of camellias for the center
piece and presented tho honoreca with orchid corsages
and giftr.
Invited to attend were Mrs.
Joe ft. Battle, Mrs. John L.
Duda J r., and Mrs. Paul Mikler.
Installation of new officers
of Sanford Drove 100, BPO
DOES, will be open to the
public Saturday evening at
the Elk's Club at 8 p.m. A
buffet supper will he served
following the installation.
Mr*. Finley Nash will be
installed as the new president
by Deputy Supreme Presi
dent, Mrs. Ralph LcFever,
Orlando Drove.
Other new chair officers
arc: Mrs. J. C. Wolfe, first
counselor; Mrs. Harry Ken
ny Jr., senior counselor; Mrs.
Frank Wilson. Junior coun
selor; Mrs. H. C. Dlsbrow,
secretary, and Mra. George
DcMattlo, treasurer.
Supper, Election
Of Officers
For OES
Seminole Chapter 2, Order
of Eastern Star, will meet
Thursday for a covered dish
supper at 0:30 p.m. in the Ma
sonic Building.
The supper will be followed by the regular business
meeting and election of offleers.
Prints
Fashion
And
CAPTAIN AND MRS. ARNOLD WILLIAMS
dancing to the music of Lou Feldman’s orchestra
a t the festive ball.
Polka
New s
By Gay Paulry
UPI Women’s Editor
NEW YORK (UPI)—Prints
mako a big splash la the
spring fashion picture.
Prints come In abstracts
copied right from modern ert
galleries. Prints come in flo*
rals, most of the splashes of
posies exaggerated far be*
yond the else of the original.
Prints In almost every collec
tion include polka dole aired
from peonies to pancakes.
And there are the jungle
prints, splashy designs re*
peeling the leaf and flower
theme of the tropics.
Prints for both day and
evening dressea s h o w e d
through the spring collections
unveiled last week for the na
tion's visiting fashion report
ers, In the semi-annual "prase
week" staged by New York
deilgnere-menufacturers.
Designer Mollie Parnls did
Jungle prints in clear bins,
red and green combination In
daytime costumes of allk
surah. Jo Copeland reachad
into the posy patch to pick
floral prints alsed from natur
al yellow rosebuds to high
exaggerated.
For
Dots
Hemerocallis
Spring Circle Meets With
Designer Ferdinendo Ssrmi
did a whole grojp of chiffons
and warp silks in a French
Impressionist palette of flo
rals. Oleg Cesslnl showed
Paisley printed b l o u s e s
matched to the linings of suit
Jackets.
Jane Derby liked black and
white p r i n t combinations.
Hand-painted chiffon prints
were Anthony Blotta’s tri
umph. Blotta dared with a
combination of black, orange,
pink, red and purple in a
cocktail dresa.
Through most New York
collecUons polka dots were
used. Sedate In else for stilt
blouses end Jacket linings but
ranging os up to three-inch
diameter in some late day
and evening clothes.
Using polka dots tha least
was Norman Norell, bolder of
numerous fashion awarda and
always tbe individualist. Norail did a new allk print bloos
e i with the fabric repeated la
tbe lining! or sometimes lin
ing and blouse mismatched
but still blending.
For Norell, It's the boyish
look for tbe girls. Hia models'
coiffures were copies of tbe
Parts bus boy cut—parted far
ovar on one side and brushed
aerots the forahead. Bars
showed, but there war* aideburnt plastered down.
MAYOR AND MRS. AL WILSON, left, with their daughter-in-law Sandra
Wilson, Retta and Jim Goss and Fred Wilson, anticipating the delightful
evening enjoyed a t the Mayfair Saturday evening during the 12th an
nual Policeman’s Ball.
Mrs. Lind
Mrs. Carl I.ind was hostess
to members of the Hcmcrocallis Circle, Sanford Garden
Club, for the January meet
ing. Mrs. Robert Martin was
co-hostess.
Tickets for the card party,
sponsored by the d ub, were
distributed and plant an
nounced. A letter from the
building committee waa read.
Carl Lind, guest speaker
for the circle, showed films
on water conservation and
gave an Informative talk to
the group on the amount! of
water used In the home per
day end the quantitiea needed
for plants and tree*.
Cheese cake, chocolate pie
and coffco wero served by the
hostesses.
Birthday
Celebration For
Mrs. Holder
Dr.
For Rose Garden Circle
Lawn Care
For Palm Circle
Members
The January meeting of the
Palm Circle, Sanford Garden
Club, was held at the borne
of Mra. Wade Garner.
Plana were announced for
the club card party and gen
eral luncheon meeting in Feb
ruary. Mrs. Gilbert waa in
troduced and welcomed as a
new member.
Dr. J . F. Darby, program
speaker, gave valuable infor
mation on lawn care and sug
gested tbe best types of grasa
to plant, how to feed, water
and spray. He explained a
good soaking of tha ground la
preferable to a light watering.
Mrs. C. W. Holder was hon
ored with a aurprlse birthday
party at her home In Oviedo
Wednesday evening, given by
her husband and the faculty
members of Oviedo High
School and their famllica.
A steak aupper was served
and a birthday cake waa bak
ed for the occasion by Mrs.
Milton Gore. Those attending
were Mr. and Mrs. Dill West,
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Partin,
Since the middle of tbe 19th
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Daniels,
Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Bucklew century, the average length of
life In the United States in
and the Milton Gores.
creased about 29 years.
mittBt ahould do a lit*
Ti# w ont, ro w c n o irm o n
BEAUTY SALON
Of M O M 1W U IU BOTBL
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Personals
Recent guests of Mra. Clar»
ence Snyder wero her two
sons and their families, Clair
F. Snyder, wife and two sons,
Robert and Lawrence, of
Chcsterland, Ohio, and MaJ.
Hollis Snyder and daughter,
Patricia, of Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Riggs
and children, Steve, Ronnie,
Mickey and Linda, Mrs. Roy
Collins, Nancy and Janet
Riggs recently spent the day
In Jacksonville visiting Miss
Frances Riggs.
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IN PEAT POTS
BLOOMING AND
READY TO BLOOM
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ALSO SOME —
Jacquelines fir Paradise Kittens
Values To
• Jew elry
EVELYN'S
Lake Mary Woman’s Club
members have been busy
with needle and thread and
will model tho latest fashions
at their luncheon meeting
Jan. 23 at the Capri.
Mrs. Robert W. Mohn, pro
gram chairman, has announc
ed the members are partici
pating in the Vogue pattern
sewing contest, sponsored na
tionally by the pattern com
pany.
The social hour will begin
at 12 noon and luncheon at
12:30 p.m.
Tbe U. <1. Department of
Agriculture reports that, ex
cluding potatoes, we have
been eating vegetables at tbe
rate of 200 pounds per capita
during the postwar years.
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS
------ I N ------• Shoes
• D resses
• Sw eaters
• B louses
wont to 4m chlof cook
and bottt#
of plants and the growth re
tardants which can throw
them into dormancy. He told
of experiments in atomic ra
diation of seed to Induce mu
tations in plants and the
promising outlook for improv
ed varieties by this method.
Dr. Darby assured his lis
teners that approval by the
Federal Food and Drug Com
mission means that a product
ii safe to use.
The business meeting was
conducted by Mrs. Charles
Meriwether, vice - president.
Devotions were led by Mrs.
Charles Park, using t h e
theme, 'T a k e Time."
Mrs. Henry Simpson, world
gardening chairman, thanked
the membera for their very
g e n e r o u s contribution at
Christmas for a CARE pro
ject for Korean children. She
requested them to bring used
Christmas cards, with a re
ligious theme, commemora
tive stamps and costume Jew
elry to Uie next meeting.
The horticulture lesson was
presented by Mra. Charles
Cole. She called attention to
Arbor Day, Jan. 17, and urged
each member to plant at least
three trees during the year.
She advised starting now to
get plants ready for the
flower show in April.
Mra. J . C. Noel waa cohostess with Mrs. Pearson at
an informal coffee preceding
the meeting.
O t h e r members present
were Mmes. O. L. Barks, J.
L. Brown, Charles Brumley,
B. B. Crumley, Fred Llngcnfelser, W. S. Miller J r., W. A.
Morrison, Donald N o r t o n ,
John D. Thomas, Merle Wil
helm. E. W. White and Mil
dred Babcock.
Young couples can use
cheery sheets for draperies
and terry towela made Into
eafe curtains for the bath.
Ae their budget allows, they
can shop for more expensive
fabrics.
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Fashion Show
For Lake Mary
Woman’s Club
J. F. Darby Speaker
Dr. John F. Darby, plant
pathologist at Central Florida
Experiment Station, w a s
guest speaker at the January
meeting of Rose Circle at the
home of Mrs. G. R. Pearson
on Summerlin Avenue.
Mrs. Jam es Truitt, pro
gram chairman, introduced
Dr. Darby as the founder and
past president of the Men's
Garden Club of Sanford.
Dr. Darby chose for his sub
ject "The New, The Tried end
True" and told of some of the
astounding things that can be
dono with plants using chem
icals as growth regulators.
These include t h e growth
stimulators which accomplish
fantastic feats with the size
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DEAR ABBY: I em SI
years old (male) and need
your help. Recently, in a
Joking way, I gave a girl a
By M r Tkntr
Uvsn and Mrs. George Kimcheap Imitation ring I pick
mens.
Phone 333-4415
Mrs.
Klmmons presided ed up at a dime store. Now
Mere d u n 110 officers wivos over her first meeting of ths ahe’a trying to tell me that
are expected to turn out to club as wife of the command no m atter how cheap the
ring U, as long as 1 gave it
eloct $ new president and ing officer of the squadron.
to her, we are officially en
Those
elected
were
Mrs.
vloe president o( the N ival
Mrs. Clifton Dowell, NOW re gaged. I tried to tell her It
Officers Wlvei d u b at a cof presentative and Mrs. Martin was all a gag, but she la
fee Thursday.
Sheridan, NOW alternate; threatening to sue me for
The coffee will begin at 10 Mrs. James Goss, Mrs. Le breach of promise. Can site
a. m. In the NAS ballroom. Roy Hawkins, Mrs. Murl Must- do this? A buddy of mine
The officer* wives of VA11-U •d and Mrs. Robert Kuhlke. who is attending Uw school
and Det. I are ho*te**e* for pone; Mrs. Lawrence Plnzel. says she can.
the affair and have worked Mrs. William Sbattuck, Mrs.
GETTING WORRIED
hard to turn the ballroom into William Rose and Mrs. Kuh
DEAR GETTING: I am no
a replica of plaeea on the lke. hospitality.
lawyer, but I can tell you
Mediterranean Sea.
Mra. Harlan Uakka, thrift that anybody can sue whom
During the imaginary flight (hop;
Mra. Stern Bolte, ever he (or she) wants to
to the Med the wive* will bridge; Mrs. Gordon Kuehn to sue and all the defendant
choose either Mrs. C. D. treasurer and Mrs. Gerald can do is try to defend him
Moore, Mr*. W. A. Yellnek or Coffee assistant treasurer; self. If aha bring* suit
Mrs. W. E. Markley a* presi Mrs. Earl Achord and Mrs. against you (which I think
dent. The biographies of these George Kimmons, publicity; Is unlikely) sbe will have to
ladle* have been presentde in Mrs. Frank Bransom, hostess prove that the ring was giv
previous isuet of this column. chairman.
en to her together with
Running for vice p r e s e n t
The hostesses served dough your promise to wed. If she
are Mrs. Jam es Olson and nuts, Danish pastries, fruit can do that, Brother, you
Mrs. Alan Weeks.
cake and coffee to the 60 are in trouble.
• • •
Mrs. Olson and her bus- wives attending.
band a n both natives of Day*
• • •
DEAR ABBY: Do you re
tons Beach, but did not meet
"That basic black drsss"
until they were attending Stet will get its share of not-ioson University. After duty in genllc spoofing at the Naval
many places the Olsons came Officers Wives election and
to Sanford and faavt been here change of board coffee Thurs
for a year and a half.
day.
On* of tha flrat thing* •
Itllnsy Olson’* Navy activi
A aklt which ahows how the
ties Include being the vice Navy wife can use the dress budding bridge players l*am*
president of the wives club at home and abroad will be Is that evtn a fair five card
at the line school in Monterey, presented by wives from ths
hospitality chairman while in Naval Air Station’s groups suit is rsblddahla. 8cm*wh#ro
els* in whstevsr bridg* book
Norfolk aa part of the Forres- sod squsdrons.
tal unit, representatlv* to ths
Mrs. J. A. deGsnah! of VAH- ha la studying there wilt be a
OWC at Psnsseols and seers- • will narrate the fashion statement along the lines that
tary of the Basle Standardiza thow which has been produc there la no reason to rebid a
tion Group at Fensaola.
ed by officer* wives of VAH- auit merely because It is reThe Olaoni hava two daugh U and D*L g. who ere the biddable.
ters, Karen, 1*. and Kimber hostesses for ths function.
Somehow or other ths stu
ley, eight. Bssidea earing for
Modeling In the show will dent seldom learns tha corol
them Rainey enjoys water be Mrs. Michael Durant, and lary and it may be years, per
akllng on the lako in front of Mrs. G. F. Wilsler of VAH-1, haps forever, before bitter
their home.
Mr*. G. H. Daigle at VAH-3, experience will teach this U t
Kinny Weeks baa been a Mrs. J . L. Lindt of VAH-5,
ter point to him.
Navy wlfa far only four ytara Mrs. LeRoy Heath and Mrs.
South wee right pleated
and decided the best way to TWford Cann of VAH-7, Mra.
with
hie 17 high card points,
learn about the life was to J . D. Moloney of VAII-9, Mr*.
jump in with both feet and D. B. Mitchell of VAH-11, atrong apada auit and general
ly good dlftribution. Tha tact
run for vlee president.
Mra. Stanley Stanul of ths
She waa alerted as an NOW station and Mrs. Jams* Mayo that hla partner wee unkind
enough to pass hla one aped*
representative from VAH-1 of the staff.
opener hardly dampened hie
and has worked in Navy Re
# • •
lief end the thrift shop.
Thirty-five station officer* ardor. True, a slam was imSh* met her husband whila wives met f o r luncheon possibla and game was un
attending college la Kingsvilla Thursday at the Capri res likely, but in caee Eaet were
and was m arried two weeks taurant where Mrs. Vincent
after graduation. The Week'a Law and Mrs. David Olmhave one daughter, Shelley stead were hoitesscs.
who waa Just two years old
Attending their first meet
recently.
ing of the group were Mrs.
Glnay'a bobbles Include lis
There's a 1st ef aetiefaetlon
Paul Polgar and Mrs. Clinton
tening to good music and sew
end
not too much drudgery in
MacDonald. Mra. W. E. Marking. With her degree in music
tha job of homemaking for
ley,
Mrs.
C.
A.
MacDonald,
and education ah# has done
Mrs. W. C. Faldmeyer and the woman who:
Mm* substitute teaching.
Mrs. J . H. Gorman were
• • e
Is mote concerned with
guests.
creating e happy, pleasant
A farwwtU coffse for Mr*.
Mrs. Olmslead, the newly home for her family end He
LeRoy Heath, wife of the com
manding officer of VAH-7 and elected president of the elub, friend* than in gaining # re
Mrs. Edward Decksr, wife of announced tha new committee putation fur being • perfect
the eaeeutive officer of the beadi for the flrat six months housekeeper.
squadron, will be held Wed of 1961, as follows;
Ha* managed to organise
Mr*. J. A. Williams, NOW
nesday a t ths home of Mrs.
her housework end gain the
board
representative;
Mrs.
Bryan B. Brown.
eo-operatlon of her family in
Cdr. Brown will take over Leonard Elllngwood and Mrs. doing their share of the
F.
J.
Wolfs,
hospitality;
Mrs.
a* skipper of VAH-7 at change
chore* so that ihe never feeli
of command ceremonies in P. G. Plspp, thrift shop; Mrs. like e slave to « house.
Polgar,
Good
Samaritan
char
Norfolk on Jen. I?. Tbs squadMake* an occasional "day
roe is new deployed to a three ity project; Mrs. C. J. Mom- off" for herself an import
slnt,
publicity,
and
Mr*.
Die
week shakedown cruise, but
ant part of her schedule.
will be in Norfolk at that trich, secretary-treasurer.
I* always Imiy planning or
Mrs.
Ralph
Noll
won
ths
Urns.
working on soms new projset
doorprit*.
Officers wives of VAH-7 will
• • •
meet at 10 a. m. to s i r their
Candidates
for president of Chief Patty Officers wives
goodbyes to Mre. Heath sad
the Naval Officers Wives elub elub will be the main item en
Mrs. Decksr.
met with officers wives of the agenda for Wedneiday't
• e •
Mrs. Wsrreo Moeller, wife VAH-5 during a coffee at the meeting at 9 p.m. in the CPO
of the chief of staff eiffieer, borne of Mra. Paul Werner. club.
wee welcomed to her first Wives of the commanding of Plans for the masting wars
meeting of the staff officers ficers and executive officers made by the CPO wivss club
wives held at tha borne of of the various squadrons also board at a recent buiineis
attended.
sesaion. Mrs. I. J, Jarrell wa*
Mrs. Baymood MUburn.
The table was decorated the hoitess for tha group.
Mrs. Milburn M ired a var
iety of open faced sandwiches, with an Indian brave and napother plans include the
cookies and smsli cskse wttfc kins with plcturss of Indians showing of tho film on polio
coffee. During the business on them were lettered with end its offset* on the unborn
session Mrs. Jam es Msyo dis- ‘T he Savege Sons." Rsfresh- child to club member*.
cussed the forthcoming elec meats Includsd a cake with
Mrs. Jarrell served minia
tion and d u n g s of board tof the names of the presidential ture cheese sandwiches, cho
candidates written on K with
fee, of the NOW club.
colate mint cookies end cof
o th er wives attending the Icing.
fee
to the board mtmbors who
Guests were Mrs. W. E.
meeting were Mrs. David
attended. They are Mrs. AtDcarolpb, Mrs. Leigh Ebbcrt, Markley, Mrs. W. A. Yellnek,
vers Kelly, Mrs. V. W. GanMrs. Wallace Holton, Mrs. W. Mrs. C. B. Moore, the candi derton, Mrs. C. E. Morton,
E. Markley, Mrs. Orville Mc dates. Others wars Mr*. Jesse Mrs. J. S. Stsnklswlcz, Mrs.
Guire, Mrs. CUf Nelson, Mrs. Taft, Mre. Charts* Morosiai, C. B. Reeve*, Mrs. II. B.
John Hogsnson, and Mrs. Her Mrs. Hugh O'Hara and her Quinn, Mrs. J. II. O'Donnell,
mother-in-law, Mrs. Freids
bert Moreland.
Mrs. R. E. Blmas, Mrs. S. L.
• • «
O'Hare of r e u iy lv a n li, Mrs.
Wiggins to d Mr*. I*. J . We
High bonosn went to Mrs. Stanley Stanul, Mr*. James
ber.
O. S. Gentry at a VAH-il—Dot Mayn, Mrs. LsBoy Heath,
s e e
I officers wives bridge recent Mrs. Bryan Brown, Mrs. L. J.
Pour new members of the
ly and Mre. B. W. Birthote- Reinhart, Mrs. J . P. Barlow
mew took second piece.
end Mrs. Bart Bartholomew. VAH-9 officers wives club
The bridge was held at the
"Five" w i v e s attending were welcomed by the group
home ef Mrs. A. R. Blonde* were Mrs. Betty Lackey, Mrs. at Its January meeting. Mrs.
who served ere me puffs, Wallace Bussell, Mrs. John Harry Klein was hosts** for
brownies, cakes end mints to Drsim, Mrs. Den Beard, Mr*. the eoffst.
The ntw Hoot Owl wivos
the ladies.
J a n a s Olson, Mrs. Nick Mer
Participating in the hridga ge, Mrs. B. B. Lewie, Mrs. are Mr*. E. O. Odd Jr., Mrs.
game were Mr*. J . F. Bartow, Jam es Lindt, Mrs. Dave Fell. J. N. Henson, Mrs. Jamas
Mrs. B. I . Bent, Mr*. B. 8. Mr*. Cheries Butler, Mrs. Grtsnwood and Mr*. L. B.
Da videos, Mr*. J . R. Denni Cliff Thompson, Mrs. Jordan Beseh, wlf* of tho Douglas
son, Mrs. W. B. Donahue, Dantorth, Mrs. K kbsrd Welle, repm entstive.
During tho business ses
Mrs. R. D. Field, Mrs. J . M. Mrs. Bob Leveies# end Mrs.
sion committee chairmen la d
Runnels, Mr*. W. A. Yellnek Jack LUlls.
• • a
members worn appointed (or
Md Mrs. M. D. Werner.
e e •
Xn. M N p N*» of Uni, tN m t ol» rnotoJw. Then
* r » «M«*g sf the va «m Okto, arrived recently far in ir e Mrs- B- H. C00N , t r a il'
offtapfe wives d n b were electviilt with her * * • ur*r: Mr». Wjlllim Mi Uciowed nt the club's January meet in-law end daughter, Li. and *U, NOW representative; Mrs.
J. P. Dunn, thrift shop; Mrs.
ing h*W I t IN home ef Hr*. Mra. T. B. Quiliis.
• • •
T. B. QuUlia, bridge;.M rs. G.
* Jam es Mergan. Asdetiag an
L. Atklasoa, publicity; Mrs-
•
member way back
you invited people over lor
a meal and they cams and
ate with such enthusiasm
that U made you feel that
M wee worth every bit of
trouble you went to? What
has happened to those days?
I had a Thanksgiving din
ner for 30 and I carried
more than half the food off
the table untouched. Nobody
wanted any sweet potatoes
(too fattening!) and all my
lovely home-made roll* were
passed up. Somebody askma it the peee had buttor
on them and only I out of
» would even taste my pe
can pie I Everybody is either
on a diet or watchlog their
cholesterol. It'a no fun to
cook any more. What'a the
answer?
DISAPPOINTED HOSTESS
DEAR HOSTESS: Next
time take tha whole lot of
’em to e restaurant and let
them order what they want.
• • •
DEAR ABBY: I Just had e
thirty-minute argument with
a boy on the phone and
hope that you can settle the
question: When a boy tatks
$aa)by On fiJiidgs
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silly enough to reopen South
was reedy to bid again.
Bure enough East did re
open with two hearte. Thli
gave South a alight problem.
Should he rebid h it nice
ipeda auit e r try o three-dia
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By Abigail Van Buren
to g gtrf, whe to supposed to
hang up flr*t? 1 really don't
thlnk.lt maket much differ
ence, but he *ays the girl
is definitely supposed to
lung up first. H there any
stub rule?
BILL’S FRIEND
DEAR FRIEND: As far
as I know, th a n la no such
rule, but It really doesn't
a u k # much difference aa
long a t 80MEBODY hangs
up alter thirty minute*.
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(I) Advtitor** la Paradlaa
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(S) Mcttalaa Navy
(S) Oraataat Show
By Oswald Jacobv
mond bid oa four to the kingjack T He decided on the
apade rabid and was promptly
doubled.
North had nowhere to ge
except heme and he wished
he had gone there before
starting the rubber. South
toyed with the idea of run
ning to throe diamonds, but
th at could and would have
been a ease of Jumping right
out ef the frying pan into the
fire.
Weal opened the six of
hearts and when tha rmoka
of battle had cleared away
South had paid an 300-point
penalty. Of court*, It wasn’t
a total lota. Had 8outh
poaaad, as he ehould here,
East might hava played and
made two hearte or East end
Weet might actually have
worked their way to e three
no-trump game, which they
would here made.
sudden c h irr* to plans er
schedule.
Gets great satisfaction out
of being at home to welcome
her children when they re
turn from echoed and her
huibend when ho return*
from work.
Is proud of being a housewife and would never think
of apologising to anyone for
her cheien career by refer
ring to herself as “just a
houeewifs,"
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(hints fo r' husbands)." Just
send f t Cents to Ruth Mllistt
Reader Service, e/e Tho Senford Harold, P. O. 489, D ept
N. O. Marshall, Mrs. P. M- A, Radio City SUtlea, Ntw
Lynch and Mr*. Stanley Poeh- York 19, N. Y.
ordo, phone; Mr*. G. K. Mor
row, Mr*. Klein and Mrs. D.
N aps W ith Cats
A. Turner, hospitality.
Rsfreshmaats of frulteaks,
B I8IE E , Arts. (U PI) —
cremo puffs stuffed with chic Writer Stan Adler surrounds
ken salad and other finger himself with several pel cats
foods were served with cof
whe even share hie bed at
fee.
Other wives at the mseting time*. The felines so ate and
were Mrs. P. N. Bee lea, Mrs. ge through a special kinged
J. A. deaaaahl, Mrs. A. O. doer Adler initalled a t tha
Karnes, Mrs. J . J. Moynlhaa, bottom of his Utahan deer.
Mrs. A. F. Reno, Mrs. J . L.
One might one ef the cate
Shipman end Mrs. D. O. TDs. kept prancing ever the bad
e e •
and kept Adler awake. He
COMING E V E N T S
swatted it with Us head but
Wednesday, le a . I f
it bit heck. Adler wee forced
Chief Petty Offlcers Wivss te take enti-rebles shots be
club, I p.m. CPO club.
cause the ’Vet" wee a desert
VAH-7 Officers wivss cof skunk.
fee, 10 a.m. home of Mrs.
Brjroa Brown.
Thursday, Jaa. M
Naval Offlcsrs Wives Ctab
•lactioas, IS a.m. NAS ballVAH6 foliated wives slab,
6 p.m. Sunday School build
ing.
VAH-1 enlisted wivos dub,
7:30 p m. NAS bsUrocun.
VANS satiated wivee dab.
7:90 p.m. aleettoaa. BOQ
wardroom.
WrruTB
1:04
C O N F I D E N T I A L TO
1:3*
“SHARP OBSERVER’’: The
*:»*
morse a man ii morally, the
better be expects hi* wife
to bo.
• • •
Get k off your chest. For
• personal, unpublished re
ply, writ# to ABBY, Box
5M5. Beverly IBUs, Calif,
7:30 4;M p. m. ABC Com
Enclose a stamped, selfbat.
"The General and the
addressed envelope.
Sergeant.” This a e r 1 e t ob• • •
Hate to wrlto letter*? Send vioualy believes
the old
one dollar to ABBY, Box Maxim that you ean't get too
1365, Beverly Hills, Calif, much of a good tnlng. A
for Abbya new booklet, while back, Eddit Albert
"HOW TO WRITE LET turned up as a World War I
TERS FOR ALL OCCA3 doughboy fighting tha old war.
IONS.”
In this one, John Dehner
turns up as a World War I
French general, etc., etc. Deh
ner Is completely believable
and patriot will be pleased
C
t/on
w
: B? Ruth Miiiett
te make her henae mere
fortable, ecnvenlent, e r at
tractive.
Isn't unhappy about things
she would Uko for ths house,
but c a n t Afford.
Takes small mishaps in
stride instead of lattlng them
upset her so much th at eh*
upsets the whole family.
Doesn't burden herself with
the cere end protection of •
lot of useless objects.
Docs whatever has to bo
dene when it should be done,
instead ef dreading every
hard chare.
Deeply enjoys entertaining
friends end relative* and
making them welcome.
Isn’t thrown off bass by e
V g n fn r!
li:l* (I) T e a r
Ftret
I m p r e s t-
Ion
(I) Love of Life
(o learn the general is Just a*
C)
Ernie
effective a t was the private Hits (I) Newt Ford
of the earlier episode.
ll:|* (S) (tearch for Tomor
row
16 p. m. CBS. The Red
(S) Father Knows Beat
Skelton Hour. Biggest laughs
(3) Truth or Con**are In the second half when
quencea
11:41
(I)
Light
Red pantomime* a clever bit 1X:SS (3) Guiding
Kite Nawa
aa a short-weighing butcher.
Tha main sketch has a fair
TV RENTAL
amount of chuckles aa Red, In
• Selee • Service
his
Clem
Kadiddlehopper
Sem inole TV
character, run* for mayor
P A 3-4936
against tha chubby incumbent,
Zenith Color TV Bslee
played by guest star Stubhy
3600 Sanford Ave.
Kays.
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Reunion Pietnren
In Color — Com# So*
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winter in that car you’ve got now! You say you'd like a very, very
good buy) You're exactly the person we've been looking for.
Lot’s get together soon, during our I
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(UPI) — The in d e n t i r t of
making moacic* U having a
renaissance.
A talented a rtlit and edu
cator it playing a large roll
in making moialc an integral
part of contemporary archi
tecture — as the m eitcr
craftsmen in Italy did in ca
thedrals and tnwnhouMi for
noblemen 800 years ago.
Joseph Young, a successful
and prolific artisan whose
works ere found in ecorea of
municipal, religious, educa
tional and commercial struc
ture* thiLiij-fmijt th» ration,
ie regarded as one of the
prime movers in popularising
and fuilng art with architec
ture and "making walla come
alive with promise and mean
ing.''
Aware t* the incrteelng
popularity of L:e art of mak
ing mosaics — ami the llklihood of accompanyiiij pitfalls, Young guides the move
ment along professional linee
via his latest book, "Mosa
ics: Principles and Practice''
(Relnhold).
The book enrompassee all
the introductory materiel of
Young's earlier book, "Courea
in Making Moealcs,’’ and adds
a wider scope. It is both a
textbook and guide to beginnera and advanced practiloner*.
Young says he i* disturbed
by the rash of unqualified
literature on me*eies. He
says generally many authors
fail to recognize that "de
sign and execution arc an
inseparable creative process."
Young feels that "if more
inspired expressions in mo
saics are to occur in the fu
ture, it is to the educator
that we inuet look."
Young, a native of Pitts
burgh, Pa., eerred in World
War II. Later, he turned his
"intent* certainty" to tha
study of making mosaics.
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�Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, FA 2-5612
Classified
Phone
322-5612
204 W. First
DEADLINES
STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED:
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noon.
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incorrect inicrtion of your ad,
and reiervea the right to revita or reject any advertise,
meat from what ordered M
conform la the poll cite of this
1. Lout A Found
LOST: Female Pointer, white
with Uver spots, 8 yrs. old,
N ear Osteen. Ant. to the
name of April. Reward.
Days 322-5483, nites 322-1318.
CLASSIFIED INDEX
1. Lost & Found
2. Notice* - PuraoiuUa
3. Education • Instruction
4. Transportation
5. Food
6. For Rent
6A Special Notices
7. Business Rentals
S. Beach Rentals
9. For Sale or Rent
10. Wanted to Rent
11. Real Estate Wanted
12. Real Estate For Sale
13. Mortgage Loans
14. Insurance
16. Business Opportunity
16. Female Help Wanted
17. Male Help Wanted
18. Help Wanted
19. Situations Wanted
20. Babysitters
21. Beauty Salons
22,. Build - Paint - Repair
23. Building Materials
24. Electrical Services
25. Plumbing Services
26. Radio & Television
27. Special Services
28. Laundry Service
29. Automobile Service
29A. Auto Accessories
80. Machinery - Tools
31. Poultry - Live stock
31A. PeU
82. Flowers - Shrubs
83. Furniture
34. Articles Tor Sale
34-A Swap or Exchange
36. Articles Wanted
36. Automobiles • Trucks
36-A Autos Wanted
37. Boats • Motors
88. Motorcycles - Scooters
89. Trailers • Cabanas
40. Farm Equipment
LOST! White Wire-haired Ter*
rler, brown and white epots
around care. Answers to
name "Mac.” Call 322-5274
t.
or 3224)711. REWARD.
Notices • Personam
3. Education • Instruction
PIANO A ORGAN LESSONS
Also tutoring in Foreign Lan
guagei, etc. 332-3328.
•xnforii
Rrralb Jan. 14, 1964 — Page 9 12. Real Estate For Sale 19. 8ltu«tioiia Wanted
SW EETIE PIE
FURN. A pt 2300 MaUonville.
APT. 330 A up. Surplus City.
W E L A K A APARTMENTS:
Rooms private hatha, 114
W. P in t St.
RENT A BED
KoUaway, Hospital A Baby
Beds.
By D a;, Week, or Month
Ph. FA 2-5181 118 W. l i t SL
CARROLL’S FURNITURE
FURN. house. Lake Mary.
Ph. 2 3049. FA 2 €317.
Small turn, apt., all utils,
fura. $50. 322-2744.
1801 S. Park Ave.
PA 2-5233 anytime
SMALL House. Adults. Phone
FA 2-3816.
2 BEDROOM house, kitchen
equipped. Lake privileges,
near Air Base. FA 2-4736
after 3:30.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
2 Houses on lake—4 rm i. each
wth sun porch A large
screened back porch. 365
per month each.
1 House on lake— 4 large
rooms with large tun porch
and screened back porch.
$80 per month.
1 House— 5 rooms with fire
place A small screened
porch, Lake privileges. 365
per month.
1 House, available August 15—
4 rooms and screeoed back
porch, Lake privileges. 365
per month.
1 House available April 1-6
rooms on lake—partly airconditioned. 3125 per month.
Phone Frank Evans
PA 2-4417 or FA 2-1733
By K ate Osano
2565 Park Dr.
322-2420
LAKE MARY. 2 BR nicely
furn. bouse. Newly reflnIsbed, inside A out. Adults,
no pets. 345. FA 2-3890.
15. iluMlncM O p p o rtu n ity
DISTRIBUTORSHIP to Uv.v
em s, reslaurunts, stores,
for beautiful 10 to 25 cent
candy A drug specialists
• MBS, MS. to.
TJSS» 01. M SK.
earning h i g h Immediate
cash p r o f i t . Expanding
manufacturer will furnish
“The butler did W"
complete career pgtn. with
12. Real Batata T o e Sale 12. Real Eatate For Sale exclusive factory connec
tion. Write: CHEX, 2910 N.
3 BR., 1 Bath, Kitchen equip.,
GREENBRIAR
16th St., Phlla. 32, Pa.
Choice lota available in
fenced yard. 3806 Old Or
lando Rd., Sunland.
Greenbriar of Loch Arbor
overlooking golf course.
Sell Yournclf Short 1
Custom building to your
WAREHOUSE RECESSION
- DEPRESSION
specifications.
Greenbriar Approx. 7200 sq. ft. floor
PROOF BUSINESS
developed by
space with Railroad rigntEXCEPTIONAL HIGH
KINGSWOOD
of-way, on 8-acres land with
EARNINGS
BUILDERS, INC.
paved frontage.
PART-TIME WORK
202 Fairmont Dr.
417,000, TERMS
FOR ADDED INCOME
FA 2-8074
Reliable party or persons,
ROSA L. PAYTON male o r female, wanted for
this area to handle liie
FHA - VA HOMES Reg. Real Estate Broker
FA 2-1301 17-82 a t Hiawatha
world-famous RCA and Syl2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS
vauia T E L E V I S I O N A
1, l t t , A 2 BATHS
WE REGRET
RADIO TUBES sold through
DOWN PAYMENTS FROM
We have no more Homes
our latest modern-type tube
$100
available at Tee 'N Green
t e s t i n g A merchandising
Low Monthly Payments
EaUtes. Our temporary Of units. Will not Interfere with
For Complete Information
fice location la Lake Wayyour present employment.
See Or CaU Your
man Heights Model, I’h. To qualify you must have:
TE 4-3411. For homes In
43,495 Cash Available Im
FHA - VA
Crystal Lake Park and Sur
mediately, Car, 5 spare
rounding Territory Watch
SALES BROKER
hours weekly. Should net up
for New Model Opening.
to 3500 per month In your
apare
time. H tli company
LMN Enterprises, Inc.
will extend financial assist
3345 Park Dr.
322-3430
Harold C. Logan, Pros.
ance to full time If desired.
Phone TE 4-3311
LOTS
Do not answer unleu fully
Mr.
Leatherbury
A few choice lota left in Mayqualified for (lie time and
or
Mr.
Ferguson
fair and Loch Arbor sec
investment.
tions.
Income starts immed.
LAKE LIVING SITES
Business la set up for you.
10 Minutes Sanford, 10 min
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
We secure locations.
utes
Orlando—2
minutes
to
Re alter
Selling, soliciting or exp. not
Interstate 4—H Acre with
Raymond Lundqulst, Asse.
necessary
huge
oaks,
sand
lake
spring
PA 3-3431 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
fed—41995 Full Price, 430 For personal Interview In
your city, write, please In
per month. No down. Call
3 BEDROOM, t bath. Kit
clude phone number.
owner, Harry Block, Or
chen equipped. Owner be
TELEVISION
lando, GA 4-4415.
ing transferred. Must seU.
P. O. Box 3373
FA 3-2440.
Youngstown 12, Ohio
Don t
Stenstrom Realty
2 BR Unfurn. 34 week. Near
BEST BUY
B ite. FA 23218.
3 BR, 2 Bath Home, large Uvlog rm , wall-to-wall carpet
2-BDKM. house, kit. equipped.
ing, Elec, heat In each
817 Escambia Dr. PA 2-0920
room, Kit. equlpt. Double
after 5 p.m.
carport, on large Secced lot.
$11,250. Terms I
F U R N I S H E D Apartment.
Clean and close 1a. Jimmie
ROSA L. PAYTON
Cowan. 322-4013.
Reg. Real Estate Broker
2 BR. upstairs apt. Clean, FA 2-1301 17-92 a t Hiawatha
nicely furnished. Adults.
Lemon Bluff CB cottage.
375 mo. FA 2 0648.
TastfeuUy furn. Wide ver
3 Km. Furn. Garaga Apt. 309
anda, solid pier A dock, 73
W. 16th. FA 2-3147.
ft. fnootage on St. John's,
nicely landscaped. 113,000.
2 BR bouse, kit. equipped, $75.
Phone Art Day or Cliff
FA 2-5303.
Able* at Stemper Agency,
"CLEAN quiet Rooms” The
323-4891, 1919 So, French
Gables. FA 2-0720.
Ave.
/ -/ v
"It looks as if the biggest menaces to thia country
today aro Communism and teen-ageral*
By Galbraith
Unfurn. Apt. 404 8. Perk.
O W N E R TRANSFERRED. BLOCK A BRICK Work,'
MUST SELL. 3 UR.. Fla.
large or smaU Juba. 323-0746.
Rm., kit. equlpt., fenced
yard. 3100 down, 375 month Child Cara. PA 3-BT4.
ly. 322-3205.
DAY'S WORK. FA 2-5766.
2 BR House wild acres kos—
maid
wants
located 1 miles north St. Experienced
Day’s Work. FA 3-1441.
Johns River on 17 92 lllway.
Call 357-3282 Eustii for de
21. Beauty SUona
tail!.
PERMANENT SPECIAL!
LOCH ARBOR
20% Off Regular Prices
3 BR, 2 hath Ranch style
home featuring spaciousness Ace Beauty Salon, Mayfair
Hotel CaU for eve. appt.
throughout, including the
famUy-slied kitchen L se 322-4525,
parate dining room; plus
H arriett's Beauty Kook
SWIMMING POOL A fenc Kv* Appt’a. 3 Sr. BeauUclans
ed yard. Priced right at 103 So. Oak
FA 3-5742
317.0U0 with FHA terms of
only 3709 down. Vacant now
ACE BEAUTY SALON
and ready to show!
Mayfair Hotel, Open evenings
by appt. Service from Tlpto-Tlp. Phone 322-8523.
Seminole Realty
BEDROOM, Pvt. ant. A bath.
FA 2-3466 after 3 p.m.
Stenstrom Realty
• mt* MA.ta. TM.s*
By Nadine Seltzer
6. For Rent
Vacuum Cleaner
LOST. Tan male Dachshund.
Jdent. Tag with name, ad Repairs, parts; Electrolux,
Kirby, RexAir, AlrWay,
dress, phone. In Grove
Manor area. Phone 322-5833 GE, etc. Cleaners sold, ex
changed. Free Pick-up, 1114
or after 4 p.m. 322-741L
Park Ave., Sanford, Phone
FA 3-4745.
LOST: Florida Oxygen Tank,
green. Vicinity Lake Mon
INCOME TAX SERVICE
roe, Lake Mary, Longwood.
Unfurn. 3 UR house, 350 mo.
O. M. Harrisons
Call collect Or506 Myrtle Ave. Thooe
1311 palmetto
775-2354.
323-0635.
1223427
323-7444
3 BR Furn. Apt. FA 2-0641.
SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN
ER SERVICE. Parta ta d
STENSTROM RENTALS
supplies for all makes in 2 BR Radio'd, nice—
75
U se
cluding: Electrolux. Naw 3 UR on Rosalia—
40
and rebuilt cleaners sold. 3 BR Plnecreat—
100
The HERALD
No borne service call 3 BR. Urge, MeUooville 146
charge Phone FA 3-3242, 3 BR, 2 bath Loch Arbor 125
W ant A ds.
2555 Park Dr. ..
4 BR on Golf C o u rse145
We have several other attrac
tive homes available.
TIZZY
dfyr
S t JohnB R ealty
3 Bedroom T u rn , home on THE TIME TESTED FIRM
114 N. Park Ave PA M I S
Lake Mery, 1100.
R. A. Williams, PA 2-3431
COUNTRY HOME
3 BR., Urge living room, 3 BR, 1 bath. 4 minutes from
downtown Sanford. Plenty
renge. 122 Shannon Dr.
of elude trees aad bearing
395. Ph. 346-3321, Geneva.
orange trees, Plug Patio aod
Large I Udrm. home, Pie,
Barbecue Pit. A Bargain at
Km , Elect, kit.. Newly de
$7ioo with Good Terms I
corated 3100 mo. unfurn
CaU FA 4-1744 a Her 4:40
anytime weekends.
1901 Park Aresue
V. For 8*1* or Rant
PA 3-4313 anytime
BR. bouse, partially furn
LOCH-ARBOR—By Owner, 3
lsbed. FA 2-3134.
BR., 8 baths, Urge stone
3 BEDROOM CB House, kit
fireplace In wood-panelled
chen equipped, near Winnliving room, FU. Rm., uti
Dixie. CaU PA
lity room. Urge rooms,
open-beam
celllaii through
J j^ e n ^ s U tT T w T n le
out. Owner being transfer
NEAR LAKE HARNEY, Rt.
red. 3465 Country Club Rd.
Cell 323-11*3.
46, Lots 100 X 300, $1,000 up.
3-Acres rich soil, cleared,
$3,000. Horses, trailers OK. 4 BR. 2 baths, centrally heat
ed A Mr-cond. Fenced back
Geneva 349-4731.
)d. Water softener A land
VACANT 5-Room bouse uu
scaped. FA 4-0611.
Urge lot, newly painted In
side and out, on S. Sanford 3 ACRES oraug# grove, plus
3 Bedroom house oo Up*
Ave. $3,300 Cash. 444-4401
sals Road. For particulars
Enterprise.
caU 357-3242, Ettllis, FU.
Hale. On Lake Mary.
322-7186 after 3 p.m. BY OWNER. 3 bedroom, M
bath home. Doe bedroom
bas separate entrance, can
BR, t Bath frame home.
be rented for Ueome. WiU
Newly painted. 3 fruit trees,
coov. ioe. Very email down
t'ade for im alU r pUce.
Shown by appointment. Call
pymt. 2605 Sanford, Ph.
323-0635 3 to I p. a , *
PA 3-4444.
Seminole Realty
V A -F H A
Property Management
4 Shlst Broker
Jim Hunt Realty
Offers for your selection
thsso Beautiful 2, 8, A 4
Bedroom
Government
Owned Homes
Priced From $6,750
Down Paym ents
As Low A b $100
Monthly Payments
From $43.50
To make the bast home
buy, eae the
V A -F H A
Appointed
Property
M anagement &
Sales Broker
Jim Hunt Realty
Office PA S-M14
Night PA M444
IS- 0740
044 Park Dr. flasfortl. Pie
YOU CAN’T BEAT THU
FOR $100 DOWN
3 BR Owner-built newer home.
Elec, kitchen with disp. and
dishwasher, air rood., oak
floors Only 10 min. walk
from center of town.
PERMANENT Wave Special
Present this ad for a Mother
and Daughter permanent
wave. Mother pays regular
price — Daughter's permnnnent
Vk Price
Cut 'N Curl Beauty {shop
316 Palmetto Ave.
Phone 322-0834
24. Electrical Service*
YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC.
Contracting A Repairs
A Controls
114 Sunset
FA 2-8902
25. Plumbing Service*
34. Article* For Sale
sell Us Your Furniture. FOR S A L E - F1U dirt. clay,
Quick Service With the
shell, peat and topsolL Ellis
Cash. SUPER TRADING
Lloyd, FA 2-2576.
POST. PA 3-0077.
READY MIX Conereta, win
FRKK ESTIMATE
dow sills, lintels, steps,
Upholstering A Mattress ren
blocks, sand, cement, rock,
ovating. New A Used Furni
pipy, steel, grease traps,
ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg.
dry wells, stepping atones.
Co., at 709 Celery Ave.
Miracle Concrete Co.
PA 2-3117.
309 Elm Ave.
FA 2-5751
f ik z p l a c e Wo od
WANTED reliable couple to
Oak and Pine
take up monthly payments
Robert Morris, 323-0355
of 413.50 on I complete
rooms of furniture. Call NEW HOME Elec. Port. Sew- .«
TE 4-1511, Cassalberry, col ing Mu.-hine. All the latest
lect.
attachments. Brand new.
$139 Cash. John Schirard Sr,
34. Article* For Sale
VA 2-:>067.
KECUKULNG Fathometer. O' 35. Articles Wanted
to 240' Ratheon, 3 months
old; stereo-hi-fi combo con- WANTED! Citrus fruit. Large
solette. Call 322 8273 after G or small amounts. Bonded
Fruit Uuyer. Ph. Lee Mans
p.m.
field. FA 2-4244.
Z1G ZAG
Dial Model, Makes Button 36. Automobtlea - Trucks
holes, sews on buttons, '57 PLYMOUTH, almost re
monograms. WiUi guarantee,
built motor, rood tires. $250.
Assume 4 payments of $7.10.
FA 2-0784, FA 2-5008.
322-9411.
BUYING A NEW or
11 Cu. Ft. Ref. Good cond.,
USED CART
$40. FA 2-5020.
FINANCE IT WITH U f
♦ Low Interest Rates
SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC
♦ Low Monthly Paymeat*
Would like responsible party
to take up payments of $10 FLORIDA STATE BANK
monthly on 1893 .Slant-O- 37. Boat* • Motor*
Malic Automatic Zlg Zag
Sewing Machine in Console.
Balance $101. Service Dis Gateway To The Waterway
count Co. 241-9567 Orlando. Uub.son S|K>rti»g G oods
Your EVINRUDE Dealer
caU coUect.
304-0-8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-5961
PLUMBING
Contracting Repairs
FREE ESTIMATES
LIMITED TIME 1 1 !
R. L. HARVEY
Mac bas THROWN AWAY the
204 Sanford Ave.
FA 2-3343
Percentage Book.
Buy your Carpet or Rugs at
27. Special Service*
Dealer COST plus $1 per
yard.
"R epair Most Anything”
ALL FIRST QUALITY
BOYD'S CABINET SHOP
TOP RATED MILLS
307 Elm
TA 2-2810
CaU ua for a showing of theae
Travel GREYHOUND. Call
fine Carpets in your home.
FA 2-1421 or 9993 and we
Nylon, Acrilan, All Wool,
will have our TAXI pick
etc. Hundreds to choose
you up. Homer Little, Grey
from. TERMS! Up to two
hound Bus 8tation.
yaara to Pay I
PIANO 8VC. A TUNING
Carpets A la Carte
Rebuilding - Refelting
1109 E. Colonial Dr.
FREE ESTIMATES
Orlando, Fla.
GENE CUMBAA
241-0194 Collect or
322-2661 — Call PM Only Leroy C. MacTavlsh, Owner
FA 2-5545 after 0 p.m.
HEATINO
SERVICING - TESTING
GUNS. New A Used. Large
Lewis Sales A Service
•election. Will trade, Also
2517 C. C. Road
FA 3-7928
repair. Tackle sold A re
paired. Osteen Bridge Fish
SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa Camp A Gun Shop.
tios, etc. Tree estimate. Pb.
OLD FASHIONED RoUtop
322 3504.
Desk, med. site, good cond.
WELLS DRILLED, PUMP!,
Must aeU. $50. "Cracker”
SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
PA 2 0926.
All Types and Slses
Jan. Spec. Seafarer dunga
Wa Repair and Service
rees. $2.55 pr. Army-Navy
S T I N E
Surplus, Sanford.
Machinery and Supply Co.
207 W. lad SL
PA 3-4432 For easy, quick carpet clean
Carpet Special!
STORE FOR RENT. 214 San- For FAST TAXI Service call
ford Ava.. FA 2-0221.
Homer Little at Greyhound
Bus Station. PA 2-1421 or
I f . Female Help W aste!
9993,
WANTED. Advanced I l a l r
Washing Machino Sales
Stylist. Eva • Bess Beauty
A Service
Shop. 121 N. Oak.
Free Estimate on Repairs
17. Male Help Want*!
322-7363
3440 Hiawatha
WANTED: Auto mechanic, Tractor mowing A Grading.
must be experienced with
CaU PA 3-7621.
Chrysler products. See Svc.
Piano Tuning aad Repair
Mgr. Brass Motors, 319 E.
W. L. Harmon - PA 3-4233
1st St.
MAN WANTED to manage
and operate a retail Wat
kins Route in lids area.
Earnings of $125 per week
from the very beginning.
Write Mr. McGarity, P. O.
Box 617, Willistoe, Florida.
S3. Furniture
at
CONNOLLY’S
ON USED
MOBILE HOMES
LEESBURG LOT
TWO BEDROOMS
’81 41x4'
01 50x10’
'53 31X4'
’SO 10x4'
OCALA LOT
TWO BEDROOM!
FOR PEOPLE WHO
WANT TO GO . .
AUTO GLASS &
SEAT COVER CO.
32. Flower* • Shrub*
39. Trailers • Caban**
DOLLAR SAVING DAYS
The Right Idea
Auto Glam, Tepe
A Seat Covers
We are nuw taking applica
tions for young men, aga 18- RLOUMING Roses on Chero
kee stock. All other kinds
30, to train for Super Mar
of Nursery shrubbery and
ket operation. Winn-Dixie,
trees.
25tli d French.
Gray Shadows Nursery
IS. Help W aste!
0 ML 8. on Sanford A te,
Colored Motor Route Carrier
3.1. Furaltnr*
for afternoon paper route.
Must have References aud Used furniture, appliances,
dependable car. Writ* Cir tools, ntc. Bought • Sold.
Larry's Mart 215 Ssnford
culation Dept. V. 0. Box
1457. Sanford.
1957 Allstate Crulsealre. 9100.
322 8177.
'55 1___
ONE BEDROOM
'59 30x8' .......... ...........11844
'58 35x8’ ........................ $2845
'57 35x8' ........................ $1444
'57 32x8’ ........................ 91795
'50 28x8’ ........................ 41345
'54 27x8' ........................ 11146
'53 37x8' ........................ 41445
ing rent Blue Lustre Elec '52 22x8' ........................ t 444
tric Shampooer only 41 per '46 27x8' ........................ 9 483
day. Carroll's Furniture.
DRIVE IN AND SAVE 944
CONNOLLY’S
DUE TO DIVORCE, We Have
Mobile Home Sales, Inc.
a '64 Model SwlngNeedle
OCALA
Dlal-o-Matlc,
Like
new,
makes Fancy Stitches, But 4 Miles North o o U . f l . '
Phone 622-1144
tonholes, Sews on Buttons,
LEESBURG
Monograms,
Embroiders,
U. 8. 441 By-Pass
Etc. Assume remaining 5
Phone 787-5331
payments of $7.50. FA 2-8027
29. Automobile Service
304 W. 2a! f t. PA 2-4034
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
PART TIME
Sell Nationally Famous OL
AUTO GLASS
SON REVERSIBLE RUGS
In Sanford Area. For loeal
INSTALLED
Interview, write giving qual Senkarik Glees and Faint
ifications to Divisional Plaid
Company
Man, Paul H. Krlng, 11415 310 Magnolia l'li FA 2-4422
45Ua Ave. N„ Largo. Fla.
38. Motorcycle* • Scooter*
"First Class"
I
A t The Right Price
1961 B U IC K
LeSABRE
SPORT COUPE
Spotless light blue finish with w hits*all Urea, i
and heater, automatic transmission, power l| s «
and power brake*. Low mileage.
Spsuricd! *199!
Make Your Selection From Over 28
Flrat Clan* Uned Car* . . . All Sold With
A I • Year G.W. Warranty —
SOUTHWARD
INVESTMENT A REALTY
116 ,N. Park
322 9171
12. R*al E s ta te F o r Bale
HOMES
We wiU buy the lot you m Wct aad build the home
you west. Owe coauleta
transaction. Payment from
Beth lag down A minimum
ir. FHA. VA, or
wwiHifi
Financing.
LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc.
Pfcuae 434-3911
Mr. Leatherbury or
Mr. Pargi
Free Auto Wash Job
with each lubrication • oil chant*
and thia coupon, a t . . .
Seminole County Motors
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
1801 W. 1st, 81.
Ph. FA 2-04
Good J mu 14 and II
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PO N TIA C
| R A M B L t : R
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,
Archbishop Confirms Local Class Troubleshooter
Kennedy Off
To Far East
By Donna Rate*
Tbc Most Reverend Arch
bishop Joseph P. Hurley, bis
hop of St. Augustine, stress
ed the absolute necessity of
unity In each parish In a talk
before the first class to be
confirmed in tbc Church of
the Nativity, Lake Mary, dur
ing ceremonies held last Fri
day evening at the church.
lie emphasised cooperation
between the parishonera and
their pastor awl explained the
Importance of the laity in
the propagation of the faith.
The Archbishop spoke parti
cularly to the children con
cerning the spiritual value of
the Sacrament of Confirmation
and Impressed upon Uiem
their min In society as mem
ber! of the Catholic Church.
Confirmation was conferred
upon 00 children and recent
adult converts with John K« nnedy Jr., president of the
Holy Name Society, serving
aa sponsor for the boya and
Mrs. John MacKarlane, presi
dent of the Catholic Women’s
Club,as sponsor for the girli.
Chaplains to the Archbishop
were Rev. Ralph Kaiser and
Rev. Angelo Libera. Master
of ceremonies was Rev. Law
rence Cunningham. Alao as
sisting at the ceremonies were
Rev. Terrance Farrclly and
Rev. Donald Noonan.
Rev. William J . Trahior la
pastor of the Lake Mary
Church,
h
S
o
Reports From
Servicemen
E arl F. Doaaey Jr., whose
parents reside at R.R.2, has
been promoted to specialist
five with the 18th Army Signal
Battalion near Rutzbach, Ger
many. He la a 1057 graduate
of Seminole High School.
Army Copt. Charles L. Naegel, son of Mrs. Lillian 11.
Naegel, DcDary, participates!
In “ Exercise Nebbla Rlanca
III,'” a Southern European
Task Force field training man
euver, in Italy,
Jenson Joncj, ann of Mrs.
Pauline Jonee, 100 Plnecreat
Drive, b serving as torpedo
m an's mate seaman aboard
the ballistic missile subma
rine USS Thomas Jclferson
operating out of Holy Loch,
Scotland.
Larry Lively, son of Sir.
and Mrs. Carmel C. Smith,
R.R. 1; Leonard R. Combs,
non of Mr. and Mr*. Frank
If. Moore, 1401 West Flrat
Street, and Ernest A. Sciplo,
eon of Mr*. Helen C. Sciplo,
1405 West 14th Street, have
completed basic training at
the Naval Training Center,
Great Lakes, 111.
DeBary BPW
Has Program
p
b
The January meeting of the
Deilary business and Profes
sional Women's Club was held
last Tuesday evening at Uie
D eRiry Restaurant with Mrs,
Bert Iiederhaus presiding.
Guest speaker was Constable
Oscar Papincau who spoke on
the new and old traffic laws
to be enforced. He pointed
out that many of these minor
infractlnrs were the causes
of ncrhlcntx and urged all to
read Uin list of regulations
and obey the rules in an effort
to cut down the Florida Road
accident toll.
The next meeting of the rlub
will be Iteld at 7:30 p. m.,
Feb. 4, at the office of Dr.
George Frison Sr. on Highway
17-92. Marie Acrardi will lie
hostess and will present a
program on membership.
WASHINGTON (UP!) Atty. (>cn. Robert F. Kcnnc
dy, one of his late brother's
most vsluod global trouble
shooters, left for the Far East
today on a similar mission for
President Johnson.
Kennedy will confer with
Indonesian President Sukar
no in Tokyo on Thursday
about Indonesia's dispute with
the newly formed slatr of Ma
laysia.
Tho attorney general was
scheduled lo meet with Presi
dent Johnson at 10:30 a.in.,
EST today for a last-minute
briefing on his trip.
Sukarno's threats against
ARCIMISHOr Joseph P. H urley, right, ad t h e Malaysian Federation
have Mirred increasing ten
ministered the Sncrnment of Confirmation for
sions In Southeast Asia, and
a class of (10 members a t the Church of the Na
Johnson is under pressure
tivity last Friday evening. Pictured with him is
from Congress to withdraw
tho Rev. William J. Trainor, pastor of the Lake
aid lo Indonesia if Sukarno
Mary church.
(Herald Photo)
dors not mend his ways.
The main purpose of Ken
nedy's mission apparently is
lo dissuade Sukarno from his
announced i n t e n t i o n to
"crush'' Malaysia.
Several weeks ago Johnson
sent a special note to Sukar
no rxptessitig grave concern
over the military buildup in
the Malaysian crisis.
ROME (U P!)—Italy’s Com —a 00 per cent decline.
munist Party, whirh gained a Only in three categories— Kennedy met with Sukarno
million new votes in nntionul retired workers, domestic ser oneo before, in February
elections last April, actually vants and farmers owning 1902. as President Kennedy’s
hua been losing membership their land — hns Communist personal emissary. The at
steadily over the past to years, membership increased in the torney general helped settle
according to a top Communist Inst 10 ycurs. U i* down for the Indonesians' territorial
official.
Industrial workers, farm work- dispute with the Dutch over
Knriro Rerlinguer, orgnnlx- ora, shnrecroppcrs, small busi West Irian, a part of the old
ntional secretary of the party, nessmen, professional peoplej Netherlands New Guinea and
has compiled a report showing and t e a c h e r s , technicians,1has been highly regarded by
the Indonesians since then.
Communist membership down students and housewives,
from 2,140,317 in 1954 to 1,- 1 he biggest drop In Com
014,Will In 1903—a 25.0 per munist membership in a sin
rent drop.
gle year—210,000—occurred in
Tho I t a l i a n Communist 1957, right nfter the Hungar
I’nrty still is the largest in the ian revolution hud been crush
western world and second out ed by Soviet tanka. The 1957
side the iron curtain only to total memltcrsliip was 1,825,ISy .Mrs. Adam Muller
the Indonesian pnrty.
312.
The
Deilary Garden Club,
Hut despite their huge vote
The membership has contin
guin Inst April, Uio Commun ued tu deelinc every year since in conjunction with Governor
ists lost 10,000 members Inst then except for 1900 when it Farris Bryant's proclamation
designating Jan. 12-18 as
year alone. Their membership went up by 3,(M)0.
"Tree Planting Week." and
is increasingly made up of re
with other garden clubs in the
tired people living on pensions,
DUI) WELL
state, will participate in the
Mnd less and less of young
World’s deepest well was program.
peoplii and workers.
drilled in Texas during 1U5H.
Mrs. F. W. Hewlett, state
These farts put a new per
Although It cost $3 million president, has asked that all
spective on the politienl situa
and was five miles deep, the garden club members sponsor
tion In Italy anil would seem
to hack up wiint many observ well yielded nothing but geo tree planting and beautifica
logical specimens.
tion at tills lime.
ers hnvo said about tho Com
munist guin in the April, 1903,
elections: Hint it was primar
ily a protest vote against tho
governing parties rather than
n vote for the Communistn.
The Cimununist vote sky
rocketed from 0,700,00 in 1958
to 7,707,001 Inst April, giving
the party 25.3 per rent of the
tidal, thit highest it has ever
polled.
Hut contrasting with this,
tint Communists ut tho end of
1902 counted only 043,733 in
dustrial worker* among their
ineinliersliip, compand to H50,314 in 1951. This is nil the
more significant in view of the
fart that Italy’s industrial
GROUNDBREAKING for tlio new Firnt. Nation
force tins Inrrrnsrd sharply
al Bunk of DeBary, to l»o liicnteil on IliKhwny
during tills sumo period. In
17-1)2 between Seminole nnd Catalina Driven,
1954, one of every four indus
wan conducted Friday. Pictured with the jfroup
trial workers was a Commun
directum nnd board nicmlwm present for tbc
ist; today, the ratio ia one of
occasion are Albert J. Cowan, chairman of the
eight.
Retired people, who were an
Insignificant fraction of Dm Fori une To Speak
membership 10 ycurs ago, now
Seminole County Represen
number 113,980, or 7 per cent
tative Jan Fortune will speak
of the party membership.
The crisis in Die Italian before tho North Peninsula
Communist Youth Federation Republican Club this evening
—composed of pcuplo below at a meeting to bo held in
voting uge—is even more dru- the Granada Room of Du) Na
mntic than in Die party itself. tional Hank Building in OrFrom n high of 430,908 mem ntond Reach. The topic of his
bers in 1954, the federation address will be ■The Repub
slipped to only 172,200 in 1903 lican Job in ’#4."
Italian Red Party
Show Steady Loss
Garden Clubs
Observe Tree
Planting Week*
Rattle Now O ut O f 'Pogo Stick'
1
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II
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I
HOUSTON (UPI) - U. S.
scientists and enginrera have
just about harnessed the "fly
ing pogo-stlck."
And the nation's astronauts
should feel a little more com
fortable nnd a lot safer when
they take over the reins a
year or so from now.
"Pogo stick" was the dubi
ously distinctive nickname
dreamed up by an anonymous
but Imaginative critic for the
Air Force's Titan-2 Intercon
tinental ballistic m i s a H e
(ICBM).
The tag was descriptive of
tlie missile's tendency to vi
brate from ZKiae to nozzle at
the rate of 11 times per sec
ond while Hying through
space.
One speco agency official
said the astronauts would be
"shaken to the teeth" and
“rattled to ttae eyeballs" by
■the Intensity of tba “pogostick vibrations*
The Air Force went lo work
lo tone down Die “ pogostlck" to vvliat NASA consid
ered a “tolerable level." To
day, says Jerome R. Ilatninack, chief of the Gemini
program's launch v e h i c l e
launch systems inegration,
"Die Air Force is deserving
of commendation" for Dm
way in which the problem
waa attacked and controlled.
As a temporary aolution.
Air Force specialists rigged
mililary test versions of the
Titan 2 with nrrumulator-ty-pe
devices and spring merlin- j
nlsms in Dm propellant line j
and fuel pump areas of Dm1
liooster, to absorb a lot of Urn ■
intensity.
Two Titan 2 rockx-ts flew I
from Cape Kennedy late last |
year with the “ fixes." Infor
mation from both flights Indi
cated “ the values are within
our allowances,'' said Hammack.
MOVING?
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Page 10 — Jan. 14, 19b4
A Method Behind
Goulart's Madness
It costs Russia a million
NEW YORK - (NBA) dollars
a day to keep Fidi l
President Johnson was poorly
advised by his Latin Ameri Castro in power in little Cuba.
can experts when he offered How could Nikita Khrushchev
U. S. aid to solve Hraril’s possibly laintain an outright
huge foreign debt problem.
Red regime in Brazil, South
Few governments in Latin America’* largest
country
America deserve U. S help
with
a
population
n|
some
an
less than President Goulart s
million?
pro-Communist regime in Bra
In some Latin-Amcrican
zil.
“ I believe our continued co countries
the
Communists
operation can make a vital openly proclaim their aim to
contribution to the welfare
epeate Red dlctnr«hip« byot twin our people. Johnson
said in his message to Gnu- means of violent revolution.
Rut (heir strategy in Brazil is
lart.
different. Brazil is like a go.
What people?
Surely not Brazil's middle gantic suction pump in tlia
class, whirh is being crushed heart of Die Western Hemis
Khrushchev
under
economically by a devastating phere.
inflation fostered by the gov stands that a Brazil drifting
through inflation, corruption
ernment.
Not the millions of hungry and wildcat strikes ran pull
workers and peasants whose into its own chaos the rest
substandard living conditions of l.atin America.
have declined drastically un This also appears to be Gou
lart's policy. He must know
der Goulart's regime.
Certainly not the American that economic and political
CASSELBERRY LEGION Pt «t Commander Harold Kryder, left nnd Ben
taxpaycrcrs whose hundreds chaos is communism's best
Evuim, right, h*ok on an Eniei.v Britton of Lake Drive signs up for mem
of millions of dollars in aid ally on the continent.
bership during the Veterans Census being conducted statewide. Britton,
Much U. S. aid to Brazil is
to Brazil have lined the poc
a veteran of World War II and the Korean Conflict, litis never before
kets of corrupt politicians and thus being frittered away. Tb«
regime's oil monopoly. Petrohold membership in any veterans organization.
(Herald Photo)
Red demagogues.
Why should President John bras, has just been given th*
son bolster the prestige of the right lo control oil imports in
man who openly proclaims to Brazil. Since Pctrobras by
his hale for Ihc United States Goulart's admission is domi
I and his ambition to subvert nated by the Communists, tills
mean-, Russia will have a vir
the Alliance for Progress?
II) t'nlteil Press International wlio voted fur Die substitute tion against Negroes in luring
"Tho United States must tual idl monopoly in the coun
Tho university town of Cha motion, said "1 shall not be or promotions.
help Goulart solve Brazil's try.
pel llill, N. C., despite the intimidated or pushed in any Richmond, Va : The State foreign debt problem or face
threat of renewed civil rights
Pupil Placement Hoard as a Communist revolution." a
demonstrations, refused Mon way by pressuro tactics o,- signed IQ Negroes to predom U. S. diplomat told this writ
INCOME TAX
day night to pass the South's civil disobedience demonslra- inantly white schools and ap er on a recent tour of Brazil.
proved the transfers of five
first public accommodations tiona."
PREPARATION
law.
What the Slate Department
At Greensboro, N. C„ Hu Negroes from a white school
Instead, the town's board of nt a n Relations Committee to a Negro school because of apparently fails to understand
HAROLD A.
is that the Beds do not seek
aldermen voted 4-2 for a sub Chairman W. O. Conrad urged changes of residence.
APPLEBY
a revolution in Brazil. At this
stitute motion that named a citizens to patronize firms
I
stage
they
want
permanent
TELEPHONE
new committee to seek the which have integrated their
inflation and a stale of chaos
l’.\ 2-3968
voluntary lowering of racial services and have hired quali
(hat w-ill bleed the United
barriers in still-segregated fied Negro employes. He said
408 VIRGINIA AYE.
States white by keeping Latin
tho failure of local authorities
establishments.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
James Farmer, national di to act on integration was "in Trial in the Christmas Day America unsettled and on Die
rector of Die Congress of Rac viting the federal govern 'dunking' of State Trooper brink of revolution.
ial Ktpiality (CORE), had ment to pass laws on what John McConnell and Weldon
said earlier that Chapel Hill, we should be doing our Bridges, rural route. Sanford,
site of the University of North selves."
will be held for Bridges some
( L ’l u n i i e . u - ^ z l ( i t i l
O n Carolina, was "the key to the
Elsewhere in the nation:
time in February.
South nnd the nation." He
Mobile, Ala.:, The South MeConncil anil Bridges fell
warned that if a public ac eastern regional director ol twice into the St Johns River,
commodations I a w wasn't the U. S. Civil Service Com at Osteen bridge, on the Vo
.(jitMitnnrr
hVif f'.'Jali
passed by Die aldermen, anti- mission appointed a five-man lusia County side, when the
Integration
demonstra romnUDce to investigate fed trooper endeavored to halt
tion* would be resumed.
eral agencies in south Ala Bridges from driving his car.
Aldermen Roland Guidcz, bama for possible discrimina Bridges pleaded not guilty
Monday in Volusia County!>(U1 WI4 T fi88t Vi*«l I I
t i n MHIIUI f a J (M ’ S
court to charges of intoxica
S A N rnw n,
r i o m n A
tion and resisting arrest. He
is free under S.vr> bond.
W
Accommodations Law Beaten
'Dunking* Trial
Set Next Month
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SANFORD. FLORIDA
NO. 104
Established 1908 WED.. JANUARY 15, 1064
United F'reH.* Leafed Wiie
* * e i o 0*
Seminole Rejects Orange Offer
By Julian Slenxtrom
Attending Tuesday’s meet
ing of Seminole university site
committee were members of
both the city and county com% mUsioncrs plus other civic
leaders who are playing a
vital role in this county's ef
forts to get the *• a>t Central
Florida University.
• • •
When the confab, tne first
since the State Board of Con
trol's Friday meeting in Talla
hassee. got under way nobody
knew what to expect. But it
P didn't take long to get down
bare facts and brass tacks.
• • •
Ideas and suggestions came
from every comer of the con'
ferencc room. Each were put
on the scales of consideration
and weighed carefully. Aside
from one or two. they were ]
adopted. Two and a half hours
later about 20 of the county's
# top business and professional
SEMINOLE COUNTY'S "official family" for
men ctnc-ged from the room
the next year was photographed Tuesday after
more unified and determined
noon following the reorganization meeting of
than perhaps they've been
the County Commission. Commissioners are
since the project started.
seated,
from the left: John Alexander, Leo Gary,
• • •
These men arc not over
confident. But one of them ex -1
pressed the sentiment that
“ we didn't come this far to
lose."
Another
remarked.
“ Quit? We couldn't U we |
wanted to!”
• • •
As for the Clock, we believe
Jam es P. Avery Jr. was By United Press International
Blucstone has been eliminat
ed alnce It is not north of SR elected chairman for the next
Bitter cold nipped stormSO and cast of Orlando. Un year at the rcorganizational weary Easterners today and
lessOrange or Seminole can
meeting of Ihc County Com scut temperatures tumbling
come up with a better site wc
below freezing across ihc
believe Lake Ada is lit# best. mission Tuesday afternoon. Southland. The weather con
The Board of Control could Gen. J. C. lluli-iii son was nected death toll reached at
♦ lean the area for the next 10 chosen vice chairman.
least 14U.
• • •
years and not find a better
Sub zero temperatures knif
aitc than Ada with it* built-in
General Hutchison, in nom ed into New England and
facilities and location.
inating Avery fur the position, near-zero reading* were ie• • •
said tic wanted to step down ported southward to the Car
As for compromising with
olina highlands. Florida citius
Orange County, we're glad to berause of the pressure of
business.
J
o
h
n
Alexander
see Seminole County’s com
missioners close the door on nominated General Hutchison
the site the Orange commis as chairman.
sioners proposed M o n d a y.
The secret ballot resuited
• Most of the area was in Or in a 2-2 tie. with one declin
I
ange with just a strip in ing to vole, lir a second
t! 0
Seminole.
Avery was elected by P f a *
A
general
t-rfrtew nf the pi o• • •
of 3 2.
„
great and development of U)*
• •» •
Along with this. Iiowcver,
Members then chose lie in proposed SL Julina-Iniliu Riv
we might mention that one ad
ditional factor is important if selves unanimously for fiis er Cunal was given Babiy by
Lake Ada is the final choice lodial positions: John Fltzpat* John Krider, ehnirmnn nf the
Sanford subscribers to South rlck, courthouse and jail; Lee Canal Authority, when he ad
ern Bell's service must decide Gary, county home; General dressed n Hireling of the Cannl
hi favor of ripping down the Hutchison, county health de Authority of Florida ill Or
• "telephone curtain” that se partment, and Alexander, Os lando.
Krider diseussed the begin
parates the northern and sou ceola airport.
ning of efforts to create the
thern section* of the coun
Alexander, pointing to the nuthoiity, how it progressed
ty.
♦ • •
high traffic accident rale at through the Floiidu Legisla
The Seminole Chamber’s the- intersection of Onora ture, und how the organiza
,
“ Warm Up Committee" went Road and Highway 17-92. rec tion proceeded lo reach its
into action this morning. It's ommended the Commission present stage of development.
three members arc Merle request the State Road De Krider raid that the group
“ Warmer," Sunny" Powell partment make a study for, meeting in (lilundo today guve
*
and “Sunny" Raborn. And by possible safety (actors to al consideration to oilier water
% the way, fellows, we'd rather leviate the situation. The ] way* which eventually could
link Sanford with the Gulf In
feel your report than hear it. Commission concurred
• • •
tel coastal Waterway which in
• > •
Back to the telephone situa
Commissioners
n a m e d 1902 handled more than <17
tion for a moment, did you members of various commit million ton* of commodities.
A report issued by the
notice in Tuesday's Herald tees and boards:
where Clifford McKibbin said
Fred R. Wilson Memorial American Waterways Operat
that the thousands of residents Law Library—Mack N. Cleve ors, Inc., indicated that the At
inthe south end ofSeminole
land Jr., Joseph Mui asko, i lantic 1o ta n wwal.ii Wa lii way,
County have toll tree service Vassar II. Carlton. Volie A. during I'.uiJ, ear lied more than
to three-fourths of Orange Williams Jr., and G. Andrew three million tons of freight.
^ County hut not to Sanford, the Speer, succeeding Kenneth
county scat?
McIntosh.
• • •
County Insurance — Robert
Everything ii getting word E. Earns, Clifford McKibbin,
ier. The Ten Commandments Robert J. Crumley and Mrs.
\ hum: ll Interest vignette
ronlain 297 words. The Bill Betty Cass, with another t > unfolded Tuisday afternoon
of Rights has 403 words. Lin be named.
. . . and I h r Herald news
coln's Gettysburg Address j
• • •
boy Involved Hid not know
contains 20fi words. But a
Board of Plumbing Exam
he was being observed.
recentdirective
from Wash inirs — Archie Harriett, Bill
lie cnlrrrd a downtown
ington to regulate the price Laltrce, Lamar Stokes,Harry
establishment trying lo sell
• of cabbage required 2ti.9U Lee Sr. and Richard Sites.
his papers. He asked it
words.
Board of Electrical Exam
they hail randy for one
• • •
iners — E C. Harper Sr., C rent . . . and was Inlormrd
You can anticipate an an T. Rabun, George Bowser.
only (ive-ernt candy bars.
nouncement anyday now that Don Young and Sidney Vih ,
tin Ids way out, he looked
County Commissioner Jim len.
rt a counter display . . .
Avery will not seek re-elec
W ater' Control and Conser
tion. However, he Is expected vation — Harold Kastnrr, M. and dropped his lone pen
to announce that he will he L. Cullum, W. E. Knowles, C. ny In the collection box for
a candidate for tax collector. S. Lee, A. S. Merrill. It. S.] Muscular Dystrophy. And
departed.
Rudy Sloan ami Bacot Ellerbe Brown and Itnnirr Osborne
® have already formally an
Board of Adjustment — de
nounced.
layed.
Avery Elected
Chairman Of
County Board
E X F t-O D IN G C H E M IC A L S caused a fire which destroyed this $4,000
station wngon this morning: on Highway 46 just west of 1’aoln. Goorgo
Ilcnnctt Hammond, Fustic, jumped front the moving car when the chemi
cals he was carrying exploded. The bhize was extinguished by the Lake
Mary Volunteer Fire Department. Trooper Tommy Tomlinson and Deputy
Sheriff Charles llogtui investigated.
(Herald I’hoto)
Joint Site For
University
Unacceptable Cold Hits W e g e f s a S s E e s
But Citrus 5s Spared
By Julian Slrnstrnm
Seminole County Commis
sioner* Tuesday afternoon de
clined to enter into an agree LAKELAND (UPI) — T h e. Florida's multi-million dollar had already reached maturity
ment with Orange County coldest weather »inrc tlm . vegetable crop but the citrus and the only damaging tem
Commissioners a n d jointly crop killing I9fi2 freeze dealt industry escaped u.th light peratures were in low ground
locations.
present a site for the propos a severe blow today to South damage.
“ The trees were mostly in
"An eight-hour siege of
ed Fast Central Florida Uni
frost in South Florida caused dormant stages and damage
versity to the Florida Board
severe damage lo tender will l»c light," said the Wea
of Control.
• • •
truck crops, sub tropical fruit ther Bureau at Lakeland.
“ Generally, the citrus indus
and ornamental plants," said
Chairman James P. Avery Jr., Gen. J . C. Hutch!Members of the Seminole
the Dade County Agricultural try came out better than wo
son and John Fitzpatrick. Stunding arc Attorney
board, meeting jointly with
Department..
expected," the Weather Bur
Harold Johnson left) and Clerk Arthur H. Heckmembers of the Sanford City
All available agents were eau said.
Commission and the local site
with Jr.
Florida Citrus Mutual offi
sent out into the fields to
committee of the county’s
(Herald I’hoto)
check frost damage to the cials said today that a shift
Chamber of Commerce, re
tender tomatoes, beans, sugar of the wind In the northeast
jected the plan proposed bycane and other crops which caused temperatures to begin
Orange County officials liesupply the nation's dinner to rise slightly. The wind
cause it would lend no pres
shift was recorded at about
tablet during the winter.
tige to Seminole since by far
Temperatures dropped into midnight in l.ake County, and
the major portion of the site
the 20's in South Florida and at about 3 a. m. in Marion
would be located In Orange.
• •
•
he'd there for more than County.
Miilua! reported consider
eight hours early today, long
Gen. J. C. Hutchison, plio
enough to min crops despite able firing of furnaces in l,aka
up until Tuesday afternoon
Following his election as was chairman of the Semin
exhaustive efforts at artificial and Marion counties, but spot
growers burned smudge pot*
heating.
ty firing elsewhere In the cit
and old tires to ward oft the chairman of the Seminole ole Board of County Commis
rus belt.
Smoking
heaters
burned
sioners,
notified
Commission
County
Hoard
of
County
Com
crop-crippling cold.
through the night over much
“ In most Instances, the tem
er F. U. Surgulne of the
The mercury hovered one missioners, Jam es P. Avery
of tlie stale as growers fought perature* and durations, in
Orange
County
board
that
ilcgicu above freezing at Jr. this morning issued a
the hotter cold.
particular the duration, were
Seminole ofliciaU appreciat
Tampa, but dipped to 2ii at statement. He succeed* tien.
“ It's too early to tell much not realized .with the result
ed the otter by Orange ConnJuck.vonvillc, and 21 at New
now untU we have had a being no measurable dam
J. C. Hutchison, who stated . ty hut it was the opiniun of
Orlcan*, La.
chance to inspect the fields," age," sai.1 Mutual executiva
i most of Seminole's civic load
he
was
stepping
down
heThe same clear skies that
said a Dade County agent, vice president Robert W. Rut
ers
that
it
was
imperative
kept temperatures crisp dur causa of the "pressure of
“ hut it looks like damage will ledge.
that
the
offer
he
declined.
ing (he night were expected to j personal business." Avery's
• •
•
Shareholder* of Snnford At he extensive."
help a warming trend later in statement:
In Orlando, Sorguine said lantic National Bank, in an Agents were fearful that the
the day, with some melting ot I "During the three year* Just that the Orange County Com
cold weather may have played
the East's massive snow passed. General Hutchison missioners were not request- nual meeting, hava elected havoc with the 1fin,000 acre su
drills predicted in sunny has well served the people of | mg Seminole olficialt to with- Robert E. Lee, of Oviedo, ns a gar cane harvest near Belle
ureas.
Seminole County a* chairman 1draw their other site*, and new director.
Glade.
Lee wu* born ntul reared In “Several stations reported
.Most highways were clear of their Board of County Com- that the hid was made just
but oUppery through th e .JU d - wlsslqncr*.
lo prove to the Board ol Con Oviedo. He is w graduate of sustained temperatures of 2A near Admiral S a m u e l
tacit and KasL Soma aacead- • "The Jojj \y*s made doubly trol that “ wc aren’t tailing the University of Florid*, hav- degrees, and there were a R. Brown, Cammander of
iug earned a bachelor of sci few unofficial report* of even the Atlantic F l e e t ’ # Car
o ry fls 'U w?*.*. gplf tivui-ner- diuici:it ty tile t" '.aunt, rap out over tins competition."
• •
•
ence degree in animal hus lower temperatures.*' said die rier Division Four and a
bus and .hie • treats In somu id progress and growth that
of the cation's |avce»i cities has been accomplished to Hie vile proposed by Orange bandly. lie served III the Navy Weather Bureau.
well known figure to Sanfordwere still snow-clogged.
such a degree it will set the County i* located only six during Wot Id Wur If. Lee is it
The citrus crop got off light, based squadrons, will visit
The high death toll was at standard of condnet of future mile* east of Orlando's city ranrher and I* associated in even though temperatures in here Thursday for a brief
tributed In part to exhaustion hoards for many years to limits and approximately two business with 111* father, C. ft. Centrol Florida dropped a* ing on the RA-SC Vigilante re
miles north ot east SR -V) on Lee. lie is a member of the low a* 19 degrees.
ami over-exertion w h i l e come.
connaissance aircraft and as
stormbound Easterners sho
“ His leadership, while nf the cast side ol the Alafaya Methodist Church ill Oviedo i Much of the state'a citrus sociated topics.
veled. swept, pushed ar.d necessity being fores ful, was Trail.
and bus held many civic post-!
Admiral Brown and several
otherwise struggled to dig never rxcrrlsed without dig Surgulne is quoted ss say Ilona, lie Is past president of]
staff members will arrive at
out Irom one ot history's nity, consideration and sin ing that "Wo will now have the County Farm Bureau, past
the Sanford Naval Air Station
worst snow storms.
cerity. His derision to serve to pull Hie site away from the president of the S e m i n o l e
by air from the admiral's
Most of the deaths were re the fourth year of Ids term county line to that we can lie County Cattleman's Associa
flagship, the USS Forrestal,
ported m New England, Ohio, of office on the hoard not a* sure of liulfering Uic site will) tion, bus served on tho Semin- Casselberry Marshal Gus at f:30 a. hi.
oln County Soil Conservation Sawyer today Issued a stern
Pennsylvania and New York chairman was hi* and when our own zoning."
Capt. James O. Mayo, Com
• • •
—Ihr area hardest hit when made known caused a reac
District Board, a n d w a s warning to persons who have mander Heavy Attack Wing
This
wss
also
on*
of
the
the massive storm barrelled tion from each and every
awatdnl Ilia honor in 1900 of been conveniently dumping One, and other Wing officers
across the Mississippi llivcr member of the board of dis reasons why Seminole offi being selected the outstanding their garbage along the town'* will brief the visitors on tlie
cials rejected the offer. It farmer in Seminole County,
outlying roadway*.
Sunday.
may and chagrin.
new RA-SC, its capabilities
would
have
required
joint
sc
j
Pennsylvania had 22 deaths,
"Because his example of
Itc-deetcd to tho board were Sawyer flatly stated that anil allied building and train
Ohio 21 and New York IH. devotion to duly was so evi lion by both commissions to George A. Ortngus, chairman; any |>crsnn caught in such an ing programs which have
New England counted at lead dent at all times, I could not adcqualrly zone sn ares that Howard Hodges, Roy Mann, G. act will he brought into muni grown up at Uic naval air sta
27 dead, with Rhode Island refuse to accept when he ask projected into two separate A. Speer Jr., II. B. Pope, Ira cipal court upon first offense tion to support the plane.
reporting 11 and Massachu ed to be allowed lo submit my counties.
Southward, George D. Bishop, and that ho will swear out a
Tlie orientation will also in
John
Krider,
manager
ot
setts 10.
name in nomination. Even
William Hemphill. Scott Burnt, warrant for their arrest upon clude flight line inspections of
the second offense.
the Wing’s newly arrived HAHim agreement was reached the Seminole County Chamber! and A. K. Shoemaker Jr.
only after he graciously con of Commerce, said tills morn
Elected to the official posi-| Regular garbage collection SC’*, which have been inte
sented to give me benefit of Ing that Seminole has to' i tion of auditor of the bank; at minimum rales |* provided grated into the Heavy Attack
hi* experience by advising completely rinsed the door t« was DeWitt T. Mathews Jr.,! by the town through a fran Squadron Three training pro
amt guiding through those im uny other offer by the Orange j who ha* Itccn with tho Imiik j chise contract calling for two gram.
pickup* a week.
County Commission.
Ilrown was graduated from
for about a year. Mathews
Mutual Concert ticket hold portant situations which sure
. . .
the U. S. Naval Academy in
ers were reminded today by ly will rise this coming year.
Concerning the site propns camu to Sanford from Jack
1934.
"I find it incumbent on me rd by the Orange County sonville, where he was in the
Judge Vernon Mize, president
TALLAHASSEE I UPI) —
ol the organization, that the to emulate his example and board, Krider wondered tt auditing department o( the Florida Sluts University Re As Commanding Officer of
the USS Forrestal from May
Columbia Roys Choir will policies to the best of my Orange County's 1 e a d e r s | Atlantic National Bank for
gistrar Murray Kemm report 1U.VJ to June llh>0 he operated
pti sent a concert at Seminole ability. Knowing this cannot would agree lo Seminole liav-j tluee years.
In- accomplished without the ing the basic site and Orange’ In his report to the stork- ed today enrollment for tile at tea with Sanford’s Attack
High .School Tuesday night.
toll
ro-operatjun of tlm Board, officials arrept a small atrip, holders, Hodges, president nf second trimester totalled 10,- Squadron Five in his air
Mize said that membership
I7ll.
group.
tickets are transferable and it i* humbly solicited.
of land in their county. This j the bank, reported that the in-1
“ In closing, let me say, is primarily what Orange stilution baa hud an excellent j
members who cannot attend
year profit-wiaa and also in
may permit another person to ‘Well dune, General Hutchi County offered.
• • •
son’."
deposit growth. He said the
use thi* tickets.
At Tuesday's meeting, Sem liunk'a capital structure bus
Midshipmen at the Sanford
inole leaders decided to slay been increased fl7B,'kill during
N aval‘Academy will lie »pr
with its two sites which have the year by a BO per cent stock
rial guests of the roncert as
FRANKFURT, G e r m a n y met the criteria-ot the State dividend last Jnaiiary and by
sociation for Tuesday's pro
gram. the second in a series (UP1) — T h e newspaper Board of Control. However, j u X,Ml,noil transfer to surplus
Nuchtniisgabe, the group agreed to invest! 1on Dec. 31. These inertases in
of three sponsored by the or Frankfurter
ganization this season. Capt. reporting on the proa and gate any other sites offered rupilul funds, hu said, serve
John Williams accepted an in rone of smoking Tuesday, by Interested Individuals pro not only to givo additional
CHILDREN
vltition on behalf of the hnadlinrd tt* article: “ Die vided they were sound and protection to the bank's depoa12 OH UNDER
itors but also to increaso its
Homier But Live Happier."
reasonable.
Academy.
lending capacity.
00
Hodges also reported that
the purchase by the bank of
the Florida Hotel building in
Menu Included:
Brptrmber r e p r e s e n t * a
Cote Slaw
further step In thr bank's plan
French Frien
for future expansion. Immedi
linked Ilea ns
ate use of tlie property, be
said, would be fur additional
Grltn
Hush I’upplca
The 72-year-old Segni. who Metropolitan Opera atar Ro- dinner In the executive man parking space but plans are
under way for modernization
Relish Truy
speaks little English, seemed liert Merrill, who sang "Dl sion's state dining room.
of
the existing bunking house
Composer Gian-Carlo Mento enjoy the mixture. He was Provenza II Mar" from VerCoffee Or Ten
with
u
new
building
to
extend
di's “ La Traviata" and the ottl and former baseball great
seen to tap his loot to the i famous “Largo A1 Factotum" Joe Di Maggio were unable to to Second hlrcet. He pointed
strains of “ When the Saint* cavatina from Rossini's “The attend because bad weather out that the trank is fast out
Owned A Opcratrd
Come Marching In" a t per Barber of Seville."
disrupted their travel plans. growing its existing quarter*
By
formed by the New Christy
The selection.* from Italian Present, however, were singer amt a new building is RacesMaxine A Bob
sary.
Hancock
Ministrels group,
grand opera were rho»cn to Tony Rennet, reporter mag
Hodge* thanked the bank'*
th e President said Segni please the Segni*. The Jrhn- azine editor-publisher Max Asllwjr. 17-92
loved it . . . be just laugh *on* also Included a number coli, a number of congress employes fur their cooperation,
Sanford
cd."
of well-known Americas of men of Italian descent and the board of directors for their
I’h.
FA 2-5965
The young folk singer* oJiar Italian descent among the 140 officials of several Kalian- council und the stockholder*
cd the \Wi<tu House lag* with 1guest* m uted lo the lavish American publication*.
New Chairman
Praises Work
14 0 Deaths In East Of Hutchison
1
Bitter Co!d Causes
Krider Talks
Cana)
Newsboy’s Mite
Combats Disease
New Director
01 Sanford
Atlantic Named
Adm. Brown Due
Here Thursday
Warning Issued
On Dumping
Concert Tuesday
At High School
10,170 Enrolled
FR ID A Y N IG H T SPECIAL!
Either, Or
LBJ's First State Dinner
Zoning Board — delayed
Board of Adjustment and
Appeals — Hal Harris*, Wil
liam Bush, Lelloy Robb, Paul
A couple of Sanford motor
Campbell and John A. Burton
vehicles found their way to IV.
Volusia County but without
Fire Commissioners. 10th
their ownere, the poliro blotter
Fire District — Ralph Able,
. P showed today.
Robert Willis, Charlc* Walk
Automobile of Tommy Rail,
er, Lewi* scnwcickez t and
802 West 13th Street, stolen Otii Sjoblom.
Tuesday evening, was recover
• • •
ed this morning by DcLand
I-ong Range Planning for
police in that city.
Recreational Areas — I~ it.
A station wagon owned by Reiter, Ted Williams, W. A.
James Davison, 401 Magnolia Adam*, S. B. (Jim ) Crowe,
Avenue, stolen from hi* home,! Glenn McCall, Fred Ganas,
waa recovered by Trooper | Jim Colbert. Larry Miller. W.
^ John MrCvmnrll on Sit 41S in Henry Wight and Carl E. V.'U
Bams.
® Vyluala County.
Stolen Sanford
Cars Recovered
It's A 'Hootenanny' In The W hite House
WASHINGTON (CPI) A finger - snapping, foot-tap
ping “hootenanny" highlighted
President and Mrs. Johnson's
first formal atate dinner
Tuesday night at the White
House.
The dinner, for President
Antonio Segni of Italy and hi*
wife, was a blend of the glit
tering Kennedy style and the
homespun Texas touch of the
Johnson*.
F I SH F R Y
A L L YO U C A N E A T ADLILTS
$H35
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Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 14, 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
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald